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TESTIMONIALS
Extracts from Certificates which can be-
=; fall h,, c,II;,1 ,,,,o,, tho A1a,ts.

Extracts from Certificates which can be- sen!
in full by calling upon the Agents;
Mr.. a. L. ScorW.-EIaving been afflicted
with most distressing Cough, until my Lungs
hccalne affected to such degree that l WAS
continually splitting blood; and being under
the care of an able physician, without obtaining
any relief until | procured Il bottle Of DIR. Rod
gers Liverwort and Tar, which restored me to
health in very shOil lime.
J. FINCH.
Cincinnati. Nov. 5, Ie4i.
From tile Hon. Judge William Burke, late
Postmaster of the city Of Cincinnati for moye
than twenty years.
The statement afJustice Finch is entitled to
The fullest confidence Of the public. | can fully
curroborale what he has said, having used ihs
medicine myself with the most decided benefit.
WILLIAM BURKE.
Cincinnati Arg. y, 1915.
A REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
Mr.. Sc0rN-l was taken with most DIS
tresslng cough, and my lungs became so dis.
eased that bIed in short time several quarts.
was reduced so low that all Of my friends,
and even my physIcians thought must die Of
Consumption. My brother hearing of the
remarkable cures made by Dr.. Rogers Liver
wort and Tar, procured a bottle, and before
had taken one half Of il, i, seemed to 60 TO the
very seat of the disease. raised large qnan-
tiy Of phlegm and matter, end my cough was
s,opped rs by charm. And by its use / was
restored TO perfect lIeaIth.
GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
Sworn to and subscribed this 26ih Nov, lS47.
II. Z. SPENCER, Mayor Of Cincinnati.
Extract from, a Letter from the Rev. Henry
Wscman.1
Mr.. 4. L. Scori-As Dr.. Rodgers Liver
wort aud Tar has been the means Of sna,ching
my companion from premature grave! 1
feel uuder the obligation to give my influence
to tho circulation Of so valuable medicine.
HENRY ISEMAN.
Patriot, GulIia CO., o Dec. %, 1876.
[From Dr.. Wilson,
l have been the family physician Of Mr..
Wiseman for the last twelve years; during
that time Mrs Wiseman tas been suffering
from diseased lungs. And finally all the syup.
toms of Pulmonary Consumption appeared.
All the usual remedies failed. Al this time she
commenced using Dr.. Rodgers Lverwort and
Tar 1t acted like charm. In few days
she declared herself nearly well. have TO
doubt of lis virtues, and would cheerfully re-
commend it TO persons afflicted with diseased
lungs. III. IL. WlLoON, III. y.
Patriot, GalIia county, Ohin.
BEWARE OF CoNTERrEITs.
N. B.-The genuine article is signed, "An~
drc,o Rogcrs," OIL the engraved wrapper around
each bottle.
G5- pnIcE-$1 per bottle, or six bottles for
So. Sud wholesale and retail by
SCOYlL & MEAD,
]l3 Chartres St., n. Orleans.
General Agents for the Southern States.
Also, sold by JOHN d. CHASE, Edgeirld
&. H., WARDLAw IL DESDY, Abbevillc e. II Il,
]. BARRETT IL Co and HArILAND, RisLEY g.
Co.. Augusta Gia.. and IIAvlLASp, HARRALL
IL Co, and L. NJ. ConES, Charleston, South
Carolina.
Feb. IS ly 8
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Where this Plaster is Applied,
PAIN CANNOT EXIST.

A gentleman in the South of Europe and
Pales inc, in 1890, heard so much said IN The
latter place in favor Of JEW DAVID'S PLAS-
TER, and Of the Gas lie considcredl miraculous
cnrcs lie had performed, that lie was indnc ed
to try it on his own person, for Long and
Liver Affection, the removal Of which had beer
the chief uhject of his journey, but which had
resisted the genial and delicious cline.
He accordingly applied plaster on the right
of his chest where he pain was seated, another
between The shoulders, and one oyer the region
Of the liver. In the mean time he dlenk freely
Of an herb tea Of laxative qualities. He soon
found bis Health improving and in few weeks
his cough leli him; the salowness of his skin
Disappeared, his pain was removed, and his
health became permanently reiterated.
The following ls from Mr.. Worstel, editor
Of the Massillion Gazctlc, Ohio.
"Genllen,cn-Dnrins las, winter and spring,
was so troubled with pain in breast az To-
render me unfit for The dulles ol my office:
and hearing your JEW DAVID'S or He
BREW PLASTER highly recommended Ior
similar cases, I was induced TO give it a trial. I
had worn plaster npon my breast but short
time, when all pain LEFT me, and was enabled
again TO engage in the labors Of the office. l
would also Stale, that my sister, residing iT
Ste;ibcnsille in this State, has recetret much
benefit from its use.
Yonrs, truly, J. p. WORSTELL-"
MaSilon Nov. IT, lS43.
Il h;ts been very beneficial in cases Of Weak
ness. such as Pain and Weakness III tire SION.
ach. Weak Limbs, Lamcness, Affection o! the
Spine, Female Weakness, &c. No female,
Subject 10 pan or weakness in the back Or
sides, should be " ilhoul ii. Married ladies' in
delicate situations. find great relief from c6n-
s,anlIy wearing this plaster.
The application Of the Plaster between the
shoulders has been found u certain remedy for
Colds, Coughs PhthiIic and Lung Affections,
intheirprlniary stages. tdestroys inaamma-
iionsby perspiru,ioh:
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
CIuTIoS. Subscribers are the only
General Agents in The Sonlherd States for the
sale Of this truly valuable Plaster and ia order
lo prevent purchasers being imposed upon BY
counterfeit article, sold in this city ard else
where for tile genuine, they invite purticulari
attention to the following marks OF the, GENUINE
lst.-The genuine is put2upslIl sLE9Q!il HEes
sine turned buttoned boxes mot oldRTs{$4 ~
I'D The genuine has the
Jew David OH the directions, : S
with accompanying record X (13| q
I;Taylor,fR K ocIester.
sCOvIL &s3ME
Wholesale General
S.s!es, TO wholr,a
Snd also; WhojesaIs ISsSSZ
JOHN D. CHASE
field Coprl House 55}s@
HAvILANB Z !El4|
Feb r4 1873 zs:s5
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ED5TlTiF

N EQUITY.
Lucy Reese,
rs. D:U e. D;,.o.,
Wyatt Homes, John Jones, -" J p"J r.J;,r
lOway.
EFT appearing 10 my satisfaction that Edward
81 B. llalIoway and Thomas o. llal'oway.
two OF the defendants in this case, reside from
and beyond the limits Of this State. On mos
ton ni MIR. Ynncey, Plaintiffs Solicitor. 1t Is
ordered that llIe SAID Defendants DO appear
and answer plead or demur TO The cumpIainnn's
said bill of complaint, within three months from
the publication hereof or The said bill will be
taken pro .conjc. SO. against them.
5. S. TON MPklNS, C. L. T.. n.
Commissioners Office, May 24lh ISi9.
May 30, }m lJ
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Notice..
" O { ice.

" q I j &C.
A LII persons indebted to Whitman r. Hill
IA Deceased, are hereby notified to make
payment, and all persons having claims against
said Deceased will render them in properIv n, :,
tested. William NJ. Hill is sappointcd my Agent
during my absence from the District.
go. L. S. DANIEL, Admir-.
April 6, If Is
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N o Il | C L

FllE undersigned as Ass ignee of Marcus
E Upson. gives notice 10 all persons having
claims against the said Alnrcns Upson. and
who are willing to take under the assignment.
TO render in their claims by The sixth day Of
August next. All persons indebted 10 the said
Marcus Upson, are requested to nahc imme.
dlalc payment.
SAMUEL STEVENS, Assignee.
March 1919, SIN"
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1Ac Great Remedy Jor rheumatism, Gont' ra'H
in The Side, Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints,
scwtuia, Kings Erii, Iraite Seedlings. Hard
1umors, stiff Joints, AID all fized Pans
,rLufnrrr
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For Tax Collector.

ISAAC BOLES.
MOODY HARRIS,
F. w. BURT.
B. +. GOUDEY,
JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
WIN. L. PARKS,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
L. A. BROOKS.
ROBERT CLOY,
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List Of HcdacFS

I'd EMAINING in the Post Office at
Ii Edseficld Z. H., for the quarter end
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G.. L, PEN N, Agent,

lin
market prices his hledns Will he under Inc
of article will be offered for sale that not
approved ,:h Co,,n,, tos, RJv PHI Mass TIN.
ken Oum Sal Soda LoJe Eppgs SasapA Fantocks pnge one
The known articles The Medicine an Dus
RAISINS. dLMONDS, FlGS PRCES
CANDIES, Sc. = LoO CMNsr,p1
MAY -
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DR.. Rogers
EIiverWOzsf

4 SAFE and 3GerlaiiisR q i'aSll e
N TlUN OF THE s.
Blood, Coughs, Colds, Aslhaa 3
Side, Bronchitis, looping esbas #
monary Affections.
TESTINONIAI.Ss5
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Keep Iom Feet DrY.

Remember, to preserve health, the feet should
he kept dry, and that The OIL OF TANlN
renders leather water proof and doubles lis du-
rabiIily. Also used iog Harness and Carriage
TONS
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For Ordinary.

EDWARD PRESLEY.
ssW. L. COLEMAN,
WM. III. MOSS.
H.T. WRIGHT,
sNIRGIL NJ. WHITE,
HUGH "A. NIXON,
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N E. w GOOD

NHE Subscriber has just received his
Z. Stock Of
pring & Summer Goods,
Consisting in part Of
RINTED JAG. MUSLINS. SILK AND
LINEN BRACES, DOTTED AND
PLAIN SWISS MUSLINS, MUS
LINS GINGHAM, ENGLISH
e. AMERICAN PRINTS,
For Ladies DreS SseS.
Muslin Trimmings. Fine
Bonnets & Bonnet Ribbons,
Groceries. Hardware, Crockery,
Shoes. Leghorn, Panama, Silk and
BEAVER HATS.
All of which will be sold very low, and ib
eral discount for CASH.
3: C. BRYAN.
March 81 Is49, If 9
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All OF the above named articles are sold only
genuine by COMSTOCK d CO., 50 Poydras
street. New Orleans. COMSTOCK d BRO.
THEIRS, CD Second ST., ST. Louis, aud COM.
STOCK & CO., 81 Courlland ST., New York,
Proprieln,s Of the Original aud only Genuine
Magical Pain Extractor. Has also on hand
complete assortment Of Soaps and Perinmery,
which will be snld lower Than ut any other
house in the United States, for cash.
Also for sale byJ. d. CHASE, Aputheca-
rics' Hall. Edgcficld L. II. S. c.
April25 1870, l2m ia
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For Clerk.

pE,TER QUATTLEBUM.
& NJ. JOHNSON,
THOS.y G. BACON,
G EDMUND PENN.
rs OLIVER TOWLES,
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g. Co.'S Concentrated Fluid
E1tr0ct 0f Sars0paritia.

For The cure of &crufula, Chrome Rhenma-
lism, General Debility. Culaneous Diseases,
ScaIy Eruplions of The Skin, letter. PimpIcs or
Puslules un the Face, Liver Affections, Nlercu-
rial and Sypllilas Diseases, Biles from an im-
pure habi, of the budy, UIcerations of the
Throat and Leg, Pains and Swelling oi the
Bones, and all Diseases arising from an impure
stale of hc Blood, Exposure and lmprudcnce
in Life, Excessive Use Of Mercury, &c.
This SarsapariIIa is warranted positively as
suod rs any uther Chat can be made al one
dollar) at just half The prIce Of those So much
advertised, and as strong, viz: so ccnls per
bottle or six bottles ial 50 50 Remember 10
ask for Comslock's Sarsapdilla, aud take 10
oiher
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
strange Promise of Marriage.

The following ridiculous and degrading
contrivance was actually employed at re-
cent Parliamentary election in England:
A young gentleman of distinguished fam
ilv aud large wealth, stood for the borough
of Reading, and one of his electoneering
cxppdients was a promise to thirteen Of The
cieciors ftot he wOuM marry one Of their
dangit,rS. The town contains popula-
ton Of thirty thousand, and it was calcula.
ted that such promise would command the
votes uf a sufficient number to turn the
scale in favor of the prolnser. We regret
to say that the calculation proved sound
AT tie hastings, Mr.. Stanford, being twll-
ted with this promise by his opponent, ex'
claimed in the face ofthe assembled crowd
{" and I'll do it yet" He was returned by
Il large ma lorlty.
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DR..oSPEAR'S
Indian Vegetable Medicines les


NHHU6vei AM AtRHsw Isl gsaqB BtffssGst bacnpe,i
~ G'pa Rened,os bf the various iieases ii
$S az tS "Bs eases. rs'i 6 SaT
action nniediouc s Graduating dsensos in ia
Hl6 IL ,hdr pt, si YET i've 20 testify TO The virtues OF
eNmsEisFv t$;rSiioas, having been restored to
spHpd hath hysti'ot siss'i
These fpedciges are too well known require extern
sst hdtlco seAfteiy village eAs,s throughout New Eng
thgiT gsiimnble value.
vs. WI name here of tho principal medicines ard
herts rf'rins lho inquirer uflnr health the " FAM
NY PHYSICIAN" work edited by d.. J. :. spear,
where my be found ofrca'ie The origin aud nanto
Of ho principal diseases which lct hunnnity direction
how TO preserve uud restore health together with
fent"r from highly respectable persons, 'csn Ing to their
healing vii,uo' aud urging their inpounce This book
eau he ob'eincd Of " ,spoar'. agents, frrc
pcpAiu, lnd osun Liver Complaint, Debility, Nervous
Affections, Phhi-ic. Asthma, Pilpauou, bronchitis, &c.
CArARKH sNUFF.-FOr consumIhi H. Csufrl,, Cough,
Headache, this certain for uatairh, and
passes any other soraraon for cleansing the head in cases
THE MVERWoRT PILLS. have been for a long time
considered universal nod'cino rial of one box will
hoy remove the most seyco colds colds pains NJ vors, il
SCRUFULA.sYRuP-- This !. one oftLc mos, cfrec,unl
moves every inpur on the system, Whrnct ofn scrol-
gtodient. AMI Of pucy vegetable char ctet. For efficacy
G. iULHitS M0RBt;S " nYsENTERY CORDIAL
fused uucn Nug ditcciiunsa cure is wuuncd in cvoy
GERNAN hOriON.--Ths is warranted to the salt
Rhrum IA ITS wutst iuim,.
TONIC COBDi Nils nj the most powerful TONES
ever su,eted it is tho best female medcuo to he Oh
tuiurd.
WONAN's FRIEND, FOR the falling Of the Wom5-This
is the Only remedy htp the public or this purpose II oh
viars the urcrssy Of f"sUs 10 Instruments, and
que sunihly most certain renciy.
EYE W 81 EN-lhi,is the bGst Eve Wutcrnuw in use.
GRAVEL MlNrUkE-fhis will cue all cises Of gr4v-
81. For other q, modt,-, see'' Family lhy-'run"
Al tho ingredients ct to nhovc medicines furnished
by III uto Gcrsrti continued accordance wul
knuwu principles universally received as sound by sceuh,
Ply sicaus.
Their merits have been aeknoweds d by thousands -
They have been rcd aud proved TO be equal tn the cOusid
I GRAFTON cnimed flI them.
Ira lair ill TI. To restore health, confident is The
proprietor Of thetf efficacy, that tho expense at ur
means viii docs eject cure will he paid provided it doe
not uXjccd ono huuditddp.ilr,.
| Pun,pl Ofirc, AD Washington street Eoston. Al o
soil by :. Is. COLLINS, MoatpeeS also, by Agent
| throughout tho Couutry. 22:ly
4. +. Thomas Bare Johnson & Holden, Mddlescx, w
| H. Woodward Waterbury 81, ]. II. Benue't, stowe,
Gilbert Musvulc, =. H. UciIro. Ilardwict, Holtun &
Juicyi c. WoudJuy, j. VI. RchArls0n, Wdtsfald a. & ii
Bass, Brlinuer, ]. O. Fullrc, Dauyiilo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

A NOZZLE BRoTHER. | was once in a
garden with a little boy, who was showing
me the parts of it allotted TO himself and his
two brothers. As passed on stopped to
gather few cr:rants from Il bush; lie ask
ed me not to do so. "These," said he, " be-
long to Frederick, and those to Charles
who are now from home, and wish them
to have the fruit when they return but here
you see, mine are quite ripe, please take
some of these" Every body loves sucl
bows
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He that thinks himself injured, let him
say, either have deserved this, or | have
not. If have, it is judgment; if / have
not, it is an injustice; and the doer of it has
more reason to be ashamed Of it than the
sufferer"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27

Annexation and war-that's true, every
word of it," said pert old maid; emo
sooner do you get married than you begin
to fight"
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.SINAE{S TIXT2 Y{TlL
cirun9 STANCES in which they,Wereiplaeods

.SINAF{S TIXT2 WIZ,
ciIuna STANCES in which they,Wereipiaeeds
iifs&YGbaptfd bisb positions ,in'electa la.
ara socially, as well as in civil rank..st .o,q
t. 5EbeyilmsetF by gfiiapges with
toSfldlgjiiFS, N5ptleSrt 4lTotee d'J9ssephhjips;;
HOY, stclty' he erred5 time has shawn "a
Tue son az Maria louisa long'sfnce sle2si
with his aprestnrs,, and no heir has Temaia-
ed of,Austriah imeSket The posterity of
Josephine are allied i96[ahysl'o9f the T., hDoBl9
hodses} affdlare 'ntiwtAin power. The son Of
Hortense is now President of France. Ma
paka1 k&i4 iG) Gieihablt sof eRtleg hnl ies
Pope, because hewds bqpti2edIby that Pom
ttR aud Of. predicting Mal some day dl,
world be great man. td el@ 4
---Eegepe was married.tn the Prinoess4a ~
geiid n Bnearia. Ones Of hlsSFops }nlprT
ried the daughter offhe Emperor ct hussfa,
ard one of his daughters is now Queer Of
SwedSn. - IS second s6niWas inhrried't5 the
3lGeaein, h Of Portugal, Bit shortly alterwafds'
dfeal ,dhd another daughter WIS lnarTedto,
the ,Emperorof Brazil. K Since'his dea,hsle4
is Known as the Duchess Of Bragahza,and
sSntAI6 be d won atacSompl lsh,f
iinents and beauty. Titus lthe posterlty'df'
Josephine are extensively united the toyaB
IulllllGS u, VIC WDlluJ uuN W tiiNil S"NSN0
present stfkihG c6mfntniity OH a MOTH
Frs ihnlehce. May we be pardoned five.
add, mothers, educate your sons andldaugh-
tersr If YOU. desire them to occupy prQmi-
neut positions in life!nYou have7the power
%bIchscan be entrusted 40 no other hands
Your impress viii >reniafn upon your ehil-
drell'S children for many generailons.J.noosa
rr MT ----+--------- r-77--TyTI =, n y1g
'iFfGhrfNGSoN EouAt I'ErsMs.~AI will teiF
YOU aoilttle ihcidentthai occurred III GeorF
gia many,-years age, Judge II. q .cele6ra-
led dueiid, Nho has LOST leg, and'who was
known to be a dead shot challenged Colo
nsI1D,,S.A gentleman Of great homer aid at
iai4fnents The friendstried toprevent the
meeting, hut tono elect The parties met
on,the ground, when CJl.'D, was asked if
lie was ffe;idy.z & IIAyI b &j3U1I
"No, sir" he replied. 49,, -,r..,...r.r,
.H@hat ave youw,itihg for, then ~ CD
1uired Judge rs second. ~, tc,ys.sy
"Wlryl Sir" said Colonel d., "llfase Sent
,ny.loXjnlo the woods 1o.hunt a bee gum to
pdthS 4es IN, for I;deh't3idtend to give the
.Ndge any advantage over me. You see he
has a yeeden leg !"
TMwh5lqpFty roarcd with laughter, and
the thing, was so ridiculous that it broke up
tAafight.o
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To Superintendent, Parents. &
TEE chers of Common Schools
in Was hington County.

THE sncd AXIS love, respectfully, 10 call your at
tenua l., the j5ct o heOdiug-boohs for use ~ our
Schools The evil ing from the present want of uni-
rmiv cannot escaped tue notice of tho most casual
olso T. with the TrHchers II Is deeply felt aud teP0I-
cd Al pvruts that clnsibcuOnu Of their rupiis, which
no 10 tho economical and judcious e1pehc
ure u irr time ia point the most desirable WIN tie
honest and should be found in The scho0
II il equally nppafaui MI who ave cons derod the mat
ter that aside fact that there is not sutcen
number of ANY kind ANY of tho schools Ia supply Tue
wholr,and from the fact nu no reasonable ptospoc
of Obtaining compet'H supply Of any one knd oi these
books exists the prHset the Books now IN use hte Dh
poorly adapted afford substantial aid TO the ruDl ~ ms
ell learn TO rcud lis also appat rent both from the
considerations above named, und from the spirit OF progress,
which is beginning sir tue schuOs into new fs ana eh
cheney that extensive change must soon take place
An Agent will the seVea schools IN this County ia
ring hive weeks with proposition from the
Publishers OF 1owu's Revised Series Of Reading Books,
10 supply all with those books aud the me take
all their Reading hooks, spang Books, School Print IS
&c 10 pnr pa for the new Tbs viii afford nm excel
lent opportunity effect necessary change with much less
expense and than would 10 incurred in any
other proposed course
The uncci ined has no heuncy In giving his opin
ion that Towns Raderr pOssoAs superiority, when com
psred with the Books which now IN that fully lns
6es vigorous eud their Immediate introduction al
The scboo IN the County. lie eau hut hope tina
succus may attend the e about 10 be made und that al
who may be interested 10 The prosperity OF our System
public instruction, viii give the agent as no passes iound
favorable consideration. e., d..
r.. j. SCOTT, Superintendent Of
Common Schools for
Washington County,
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WINTER ARRANGE
MENTS.
NllIICE.

IN the dissolution of the partnership OF e.
Wulton q Soas eromos necessary TO close as 'oon
~ nosia all the nihirs late hIm Notice Is there-
% given that al demnnds duo aud unpaid on the lot OF jan
uaf next aud ali unsettled a. that date, wi he
t Ia course of settlement aud collection without reserve
An prruns having claims against the late hm, are also no
tined 10 nescn previous that date that arrangements
''"' " ''''' L. p. WALTON son.
Montpelier, Nov. 90, 1870.
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PROBATE COURTS

WITHIN and Tor the District Of Randolph for tho year
w en.uu=, viii he holden as fpllows,to wit: -,
At the PIoDito Office, in Washington Tho fourth Tuos-
day in each month.
At tho Registers Olce in Yves, Randolph, the second
Tuesday in each month.
A, Cielsun Oh third Wednesday IN December ind
Juno.
Al Tnnbrdep the third Tuesday in February and July.
Al Wilani.iown the ihiId Tuesday in May.
Al cleveland Village, in Brookhtd, on the fist Tuesday
10 august.
by order OF CCult
IOnN d. HUTCHINSON, Register.
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PROBATE COURTS

WITHIN and for the District of Washington, for the
w year ensuing, will he holden the Probate Office 10
Montpelier every Turfdn O'Clock In the forenoon
BY order Of the Court,
Attest, TIMOTHY X. MERRILL Regste.
Persons 10 whom IL would be convenient, trans
Oct their business The office OF tho judge Of Probate IN
Nouhfod. SO r. r. MERRILL, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-27
& Rutland & Burlington I
RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT!

WOWlH 10 DUNTUH III 7 : HUWTS. NNU ,Nt|N OTTi
Ia "a hours, ieih ORTIZ IA miles Singing.
Leave Burlington at 8 O'Clock AN tca ch Below
Fails tikN tue express Train 10 Boston, aching
Boston, via the heshi aud F,tchbufg Railroads IS
VI. Of the same day.
Also connecting Grafton Junction with the New York
Train thrucc hy Bail DAD Steamboat 10 hew York,
irving there at s A. NJ. morning
Returning the trains viii leave Bellows Falls on the ar
rival of the ust"n Tnins M IL o'clock, and reach lur
Ine,on about O'Clock p. NJ OF he day, Ia
for The Bont> on Lake Champlnn.
Frci.m TmIns wuh PASSENGER attached, leaves Rut
land 53l y ~ rtIivh- "urlnc %. II \, VI. Re
turning, eavts Hn,ngton, NJ =. arriving Rutland al
Gls r. NJ. Also rcsur Freight Train 10 and from
udnw and Bellows fus
All further morma i"n, togo hcr with Tctr,' can he oh
tanned the Ticket Office IN HuGginn and Of the Station
Agents the lac us, at the Fchbureh Depot and Big
,low's express ONCE RAILROAD Exchange, Boston.
FOLLErI, President.
Nov. 3, 4eA0. 49Ntf