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Summer Schedule.
Spartanburg & Union r. r.

ON and after the 8th Of june, instant. tho
" Passenger Truins will leave Spartan :.
burg Court House. on TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAYS. ut S 90 4. NJ and
arrive nt'Alston, at IL 30 a. N! g.
Returning same days. leave Aston at 12.
80 ~, and arrive at Spartauburg Court
House, at 700 p. h rs per following schc>
1ulc.
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WOOL CARDING
COODGI0N'S FACTORY,
LAUREMS DISTRICT, S c,

0UR WOOL CARDING MACHINES,
~ are now. In first rate order, and cards
ing very superior Rolls.
Wool left with A. w. T. SIMMONS, at
the Depot, Nc%htrry,C H., will he re-
ceiyed carded and returned free of trans.
portation, to. whom payment may be made.
When wool il CREASED, our 'p,i ices for card.
Ing are III cents perlb, or one-fourth Of the
wool---toll. - .E...
Patronage Of the citizens Of Eewbcrry,
solicited. to whom wo guarantee satiafac.
ton in every ;instaacei 'lEtNR&!.
-. Il. S. t. J. W. GOODGlON.
June 80 25 3.no
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District Court ofthe United States.

For the District Of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy. In the matter Of J. H.
Blease OF Edgefeld--Bankrupt
To whom IL may concern Tho under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint.
ment as Assignee Of the estntc Of j. H.
Blcasc, Of the County .of Edgcfield, and
State Of South Carolina, within said County.
who has been adjudged n bankrupt upon
his own petition by the district court Of said
district. Date'I 3rd day Of August 4. D.,
1869. }. r. PETERSON, Assignee.
Aug. 4 80 81.
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i eYSsrEoiAL EoTioE.--.To psrties In want
or Doors, Sashes and Blinde. We refer TO
the Advertisement o. p. p ToALs, the large
r,annfacturef Of those goods ii GhaslessoI,.
Price list farhiahed ID application. ! Ii's
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..,...,,.,.,,e EDGEFIELD ~. T.. :. !. -.
5;pENlIE "3lNRIRMARY,

~ n,E IN ~ /, );
%YY". b. JENNINGS. Bi. D., late Pfofss,
isor Of 2Dlseasos Of Women In Calves
ton Medical College Of Texas, respectful-
" Informs tho citizens Of Edgeheld and ads
joining Counties, that he is now permanent.
ly located at Edgeaold G. H., s. c., ia the
Practice Of his Profession.
Dr.. JENNINGS is now prepared to give
especial attention to tho Diseases of Fc-
males. Mo has made tho treatment Of uter-
The Diseases his specially.
E Ladies who may require tho services of
DR.. JENNINGS will DO received into his
family for treatment. ,'i%
DR.. JENNINGS will take pleasure in fur
nishtpg references of prominent Medical Col,
leges, aud Certificates Of ladies in Edgeficld
County who have been bed ridden for years
and who are now, completely restored to
heal'h under his treatment
90 Charges moderate.
May 10 90, ,tf..tG N..,...
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;frWe, the undersigned, beg leave to inform
the growers Of cotton, that wo have made
arrangements to run the following we'll
known GINS ny STEAM, at our Warehouse
in 'Coiun, ia. this scason, viz Albany Star,
Emery, Gnillett, Carver, Brown, of Geor.
gin, and the great American Mills Gin
which enables us to gin and pack thirty.
fiye bales per day, giving tho planter the
justities us in Offering our services at
much lower rate than any one else.
We arc. also prepared 10 enter into en- L.
gsgements to gin and pack on plantations
In any portion Of the State.
Gins, Presses, Powers aud Engines for
sale.
,''" ALEXANDER l. SPENCER.
Aug. i8 80 Ct. Columbia, S. G.
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In the District Court of the
UNITED STATES, for South Carolina
July Torn, 1860 In tho matter Of Charles
Q. Remsen, OF Columbia, 8. C.,-BIuk.
rupt Potltlon Tor full and final jdlsohargo
In Bankruptcy. 'm|f5
Ordered. that hearing be had on tho 3rd
day Of Sept, 1860. ut Federal Court House
~ GreenyllIe, =. G, and That oii crcd-
ltors, &C., Of said Bankrupt appear u. .s,u
time and place, and slew cHuse, II any thew
can. why the prayer Of the Petitioner should
not be granted. 80" 80 n '.r'''' ''
ynISy' Hy 9sdsr 9sds Of tho Court The 2s.h day Of
DANIEL HORLBEux.
Clerk District Court United States
aug. ~ dt For South Carolina.
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NOTICE.

Dr.. W. B. Mcclellan takes great pleasure
In returning his Il INKS to the public for
their kind and liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him, and would say to the pub.
hc generally, that he feels determined to
renew his efforts IN the future to do his
work cheaper and better thnn he ever did.
His ncphow, Henry McKelar. has just com.
mcnccd tho study Of Dentistry, and will
fill aud extract teeth free of ch"rge, for the
next three months; also insert teeth at a
very reduced price.
Notice what tho Dental Vulcanitc Com.
pany says:
Notice is hereby given, that Dr.. W. 3.
McKellar, Of Sewberry County, Scutl Cur.
oliua, Is our only Licenscc for the use Of
Rubber as Il base Tor nrtificial Dentnrcs, IN
Newberry County. Al! persons nre hereby
cautioned against purchasing Rubber Dental
Plates Of any parties NOT Licensed Of this
Company, as by SO doing they render them.
selves equally liable TO prosecution ,or IN.
iringement. A reward will be paid for IN.
formation that will lrad to the conviction of
any purtrs Of unlawful nso Of our Patents.
JOSIAH BACON,
Treas Goodyear Dcntn Vulcanitc 90,
Boston, juno lst, 1869. 08m.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-01-13
Supper and SOciable I!

The Ladies' of Christ Church will hold their
next Supper and sociable at the residence Of
H. NJ. FOSTER, School Street, THURSDAY Eve
MING, January 18th. Supper at o'clock
Tickets, SO cents. For sale at j. W. Ellis q
Co. 5 and j. Z. Smith 4 Co.'S.
All are cordially invited to come.
The proceeds of this Supper will be devoted to
paying the debt Of the Ladies' Society.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
SIGHTS AND SECRETS
~ or THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

work descriptive Of Washington CITY; its high and
low life IT, magnificent public edaces it, hidden
teries It's yilaInes and cormptOns; The inside work
ings Of the Government and showing how money g.
squandered how public servants perform their trusts
lobby members lady clerks, &C. &c. It finely illus
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Special Antines.
CRIsTADoRo,s FAME

RISTADO RO'S FAME
Is the Offspring Of a Great Fact.
No one think Of denying that his
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Brings out finer BROWN or BLACK than any other,
in shorter time, and without injury to tho hair This
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Cristadoro's Hair Preservatiye
AND BEAUTIFIER.-The toilet, without this article,
lacks rs most useful attribute Nothing common In
this country the falling out Of the hair The preser-
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Ing than If each fixed In vice. The testimony
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LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining IN the Montpelier Post Office
Jan. l2-1S6q


Jan. ~, 1869.
LADlEs.-Miss Mary E. brigham Emily P. FoWle, Jane
Hill, Sadie +. Leonard, Abbie 5. Sears, Mrs. stephen
Bascom T. II. Bailey, Anlas Chase, Rawson 5. Graves,
Eliza Wright.
GESrLsNKS.- H. Wright Chase, Rev. H. P. Cushing,
g. ". Chaplin, A. d. Cummings Andrew II. Denver,
TORY Hill, Jessie Hudson, W IT, Holden, b. W King,
Rov. W d. Maieom, A. +. Rankin S. Z. Reed, Aeran-
der strewhart VIM. b. Smith, W. ?. slayton, A. G.
Stone ., Edwin Savage, Ezra A. Wing, Alfred A. Burn
ham, G. F. wilder
WORTHY or NorE-An exchange says there il scarcely
day passes that do not hear, either from persons
coming into our Office or In other way Of the
cess Of JohnsOps Anodyne Liniment" In the cure Of
coughs and colds prevalent about town Just now a
1--we benefit the readers ofthe Watohman Journal
any by recommending Parsons Purgatye Pills. to be
the best ant-bilious medicine in the country are
willing to do We have had about good a chance
to know as any one. a.
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~ The following are the officers of Fire Dis
trict No. /, in Barre for 1869
Moderafor-A. NJ. Jackman.
Secretary and Cierk-C. Carpenter
Comnuftee-C Clark Holden, Horace Batchelder'
d. W. Mower.
IreaSure--Stillman Wood.
ConectOr-Solomon Wood
Chief Engineer-A. NJ, Jackman.
Assistant Enginers-A. =. Dodge, George
Ayers, G. n Benedict
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NEW YORK MARKET.


H. P. BALLARDs co.
INV YoRK, Jan l2 1869.
Butter to COO, common and grease Il TO &c Cheese
factory Is 10 ec, ordinary 10 10 1c Maple Sugar 10 q
l5c. Flour Extra state 500 10 s2i Superne State
t575 to sos, Extra southern $50 s3O0. Ohio and
Western 500 TO $50 Canada 81 80 TO tl22i Buck
wheat S5l5 TO 5000. H0ps Vermont p 10 pc. Wool
Vermont washed 70 70 i7c unwashed q 10 dc Sheer
Pels $3.50 to sl25 Eggs ~ to 43c Potatoes Morcers
800 10 1926, PeachbloWs S2.75 to $500.
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~ Send for Circulars and our terms, and a full
description Of the work Address JONES BROTHERS
& co, Philadelphia, Pa
A UTION .inerior work. q similar ,harne,
the books you buy contain ~ fine engraying' and
sell at 8. 30 per copy.
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Aduertis
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THE
y " o " + 4 Z F / c
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offer limited amount Of their
FIRST RTGAGE BONDS
At PAR.
NINE rNpRnn ANp sIxrY ,nLE.

Of lhs ne West from Omaha now completed and the
work Is going on through the Winter. A. the distance
between the finished portion Of tho Union snd Central
Pacific Railroads h now less than 800 miles and both
companies are pushing forward the work with great
energy, employing over 00oO men, there rnn 10 no
doubt that tho vhala
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-01-13

Two MoRE PARDoNs NEEDED.-The Chicago
Post, commenting on Andrew Johnsons last
batch of rebel pardons, thinks that two more
pardons are needed to make Andy record perfect.
" Let MS suggest, " it says that he pardon, first,
the men who nominated him for Viee-President,
and second, those who voted for him. These are
the men who feel themselves TO be not only the
greatest sinners of the age, but also the most bit
terly rcpentant OF all men, however, these are
the last whom johnson will pardon, The back
seats which he promised to the rebels, he has re-
served for the friends who elevated him to Office -
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
- ECRETS OF THE GREAT CITY.

WoHE descriptive Of the VIRTUES and the
VICES, the MYSTERIES, MlSERlES and CRIMES
Of NEW NORk CRY.
hyou wish % know how Fortunes made and Loot
In Gay How Shrcwd Men are ruined in Wall
Street How Countrymen' are swndled by shnpors
how Ministers and Merchants are Blackmnilodi how
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rambling Houses and Lotteries Conducted how
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Burst read this work u contains over 30 luc Engra-
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GEO. II. REED 4 cos

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Patented Oct. o., l-6i.
These Dyes offer the simplest and most useful means "
Dyeing Household Apparel presented 90 The public.
They embrace every shade and can be used with ccr-
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REEDS LIQUID DYES, take other Kind
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Use Rfsds Chemical Spoagf Blacng the best Dressing
and Backing for Ladies' and Chldren's Shoes Rub
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II At meeting of trustees of Norwich Uni
yersity held at Mortified on Friday last, Rev.
Roger 5. Howard, d. d. of Woodstock, formerly
rector of Trinity Church, Rutland, was unan-
mously elected president of the University.
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JoHN MINoR Boris, whose death we announced
on Saturday, was for many years one Of the most
prominent politicians whom Virginia gave to the
service of the whig party. He acquired his chief
distinction in Congress and at home in advocating
the measures Of that party, and in defending its
interests even after it ceased to he power in the
land. His personal influence and aptness for
public affairs appeared TO wane with the disap-
peamnce of his political idols, and for several
years past he has not been particularly fortunate
in his connection with public matters. 1t should
be said of him, however, that during the long
struggle of fierce and wicked men to hasten the
inevitable conflict, by the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise, by legalizing the invasion Of Kan
sas, by plunging his State into rebellion, he was
faithful among the faithless, and with such a
light as a Virginia politician could have, remain
ed 50 to the last His age was sixty-years.
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THE MAMMorM CAVE

Erfract from . Private Latter.
We CROPPED about for many hours In this
wonderful place l never saw anything like ii. The
freaks Of nature displayed here very strange and
strike the beholder with But the air in parts
Of the Il close and sAing, and when We came out
found myself saddled with terrible fever which entire
ly Frustrated The physician had never seen case
like It before and no remedy he prescribed seemed to do
the least good. My life despaired or Mrs Wilson
with whom residing, had in the house bottle OF
PLANTATION Buffers, and she insisted should try IT, for
she said she knew 10 be certain in all Of
fever, debility, ague, dyspepsia &c. had but little
faith but finally consented to try It last resort In
less than three hours after the first dose my fever le
me in two days sitting up, and before Saturday
night well tell you all this that you
may know how to act in any Of fever any similar
disease. | firmly believe the PLANTATION BIrrERs
saved my life. In my next will tell you
about the Cave In detail. ALP.
MAGNOLIA WArER.-Sdperor to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
VERMoSrERs note the advertisement Of The Vermont
Record and Farmer" Its publisher is onterprisng
wde-awake man. His paper a State Paper is worthy
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CIR G L l. A h .

STATE TnEAsuagRs OfrcE,
Montpelier, VT. Jan d ls69,
Noucr hereby given that under the provisions Of
an Act the Legislature approved Nov 10 1908 no in
tcrcst will he allowed, after January A. D. $50, on
In the treasury Of the state To the credit Of OH
Gers soldiers or their asiees which was received un-
der the allotment ystem Of the United states aud the
provisions OF the Act Of the Legislature of this state o
proved Nov. ~, 1861.
There IS a large number of unsettled allotment ne
counts on the hooks OF this Office showing balances due
~ officers and Soldiers or therrepresentatves and Is
requested that parties entitled 10 the same draw the
amount their due. in order that the accounts may he
closed at the earliest day practicable
The Act Of Nov. p 1861, provides In Of the do
Of such soldier while In the soryoe the money due
such soldier shall not he deemed assets OF such soldier for
the Of debts against such soldier hut shall to
and he held by the widow Of such soldier next Of kin
To enable those who may have claims upon the State
with the least delay the following information II fur
nished.
ORDER Of PAYMENT.
fRsr-Upon the order of the person, duly witnessed,
SEcoND-f such person has deceased aud married,
payment will he made LIST, TO the widow 3D. II there be
no widow to his child children, or minors, the
Guardian.
ruRD-lfhe died unmarried, ls TO the father, ID, If
the father II dead 10 the mother 3d. II both parents
dead to the brothers and sisters collectively lastly to
the heirs generally.
Application aud Proof Required, IN ns Soldier
Aaa Deceased
The claimant or claimants must make written appli-
cation under oath and over his her, their own
neoton to the deceased with the letter the
company and regiment to which he belonged, and the
PRooFThe dispositions Of two credible witnesses will
be required stating that they acquainted with the
and that they dhe deponontsl disnterested.
~ II the soldier died unmarried It must he stated
in the applications OF those claiming to be the father
mother brother or sister, as we'll a. BY the witnesses
~ Proof Of marriage (record evidence II possihol
must always accompany the application Of those claim
ms IA. PAGE, Treasurer.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

10 WASHINGTON DISTRICT S.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District on the I'D day OF December A. ID. 1858.
Paul Dlln CHAN, executor OF the last will and testament
Of Hannah Hwey, late Of Waterbury, In said District
deceased presents his account for examin
alton and allowance, and makes application br decree
OF redistribution and partition OF the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon . ordered by said Court that ad account
and said application be referred 10 session OF said Court
TO DO held at tho Probate Office In said Montpelier the
18th dny OF Jan. A. u. 1862 for hearing and decision
thereon And Il further ordered that notice hereof be
given TO all persons Interested by publication % ths
same three weeks sueeeasivey In the Vermont Watch
and State Journal, newspaper published Al Mont
pelier previous to said time apponted or hearing, that
they may appear said time and place and show cause.
II any they may have, why said account should not DO
allowed aud such decree made.
BY the Court Attsst
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REPORT Of tho condi.

TINE copartnership in the sale Of Milk
Il heretofore existing between is this day, by mu-
tual consent, dissolved All hills and demands due to
the property Of Henry ". Sahin and 70 he
paid to him. and all eopartnershp debts will 10 settled
aud paid by said IL. W Sahln. H. ". SABlN,
n u sABIN.
The under gned era for the patronage heretofore
extended gives notice that tho business will be cuntin
uod by him, and customers will DE supplied punctualy
n. W. SABiN.
Montpelier Nov. ?, 1861. 4s.i1
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Legal hntipos.
STATE OF VERMONT.

- 4
~ WASHINGTON DISTRACT IS.
ln Probate Court held at Montpelier, within aud fpr
said District the 81 day OF January, A. u. l-69
H. :. NeRcomb, guardian OF Albert l.. llills, non Of
Montpelier, in said District, makes application TO said
Court for ecnsc TO sell the following described real
Of his said ward 10 wit the interest OF said ward ia
tho Home Farm OF Avnay Thompson late q Waterbury
In said District, dcrcased consisting Of about tHent,
Of land and the buildings thereon, representing
ceeds OF such sale at Interest or investing tue same Ia
stocks real estate, would he beneficial u said ward
Whereupon, Il V ordered BY said Court that said ap
plcaun be referred 10 session thereof TO be held AZ n.
Probate 0hoe, la said Montpelier on the e day Of jan
Il Is further ordered that all persons Interested he notified
hereof by publication Of notice Of said application and
order thereon thrre weeks successfully n the Vermont
Waterman and State Journal printed al Montpelier, he
f0ro said time Of hearing that they appear at said
time aud place and u thcy cause object thereto
IS The Court. Attest,
gits +. n. MERRILL Judge.
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NONTPELIER & WELLS RIVER
AN1 ROAD.
The COmm s-iuucrs named In the Act Incorporating
the Montpelier a Wells River Railroad Company,
hereby give notice that they will open books Tor sub
day the Ia day Of January neXt, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the following places u wilt
The two Banks In Montpelier
French Gales store Ia Barre
5. c. Shurtlifrs Office In PlAiufcldi
Wooster store in MaTshield;
Town Clerks Office in GrOtOn
Hon Abel underwOodis office, Wells River
and the books will he kept open from day 10 dag Sun
days excepted for the space of ten days thereafter and
such further time the Commissioners shall direct
R0DEIuCk IuCIiAltDSON,} Committee
JAMES r. LANGDON Of
JOHN A. PAGE, Commissioners.
By order Of the Commissioners
+. p. WALTON, CLERK.
Montpelier, Dee 20, 1865 i6-dawtf
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A GENTS, FARMERS, GARDENERS

IA and FRUIT GROWERS Send for particulars OF
Bests Improved Fruit Tree and Vine lnygorator and
Insect Destroyer samples 10 test will DO forwarded to
any part Of the United Statos and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed Good Agents are wanted In every County
In the United States Address j. AIlEARN, 80 second
Street, baltimore, Md.