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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-12

The Great American DSsSsss->
3 FrHlt. sThats plain snouyk. -: - ,
= When Is asfSs o,ecfn fsks 11,teralk
s'os1 VIXEN it'd gEosnaA S| Es
- Spirit Of thSNsN. 3eisSy prsss--
Apple Jecf'and, cider. .x :. :.
8. ..:.. - a tender plaoe~-Bsbipd ID. looo~
- .Besoher says, aud says.tsalY,: ~
s;is dangerous for any man TO fna any,
spot on this broad globe that is sxeafSf,
TO him than. his home. ~ -. 's'sssE&SF
- A Michigan census tatsr came
across a man who had been married Eve
years, but had never inquired bis wife's
christian na,no. He always called hes
"Sayv' - 20.
- It is SO hot in Iowa city that the
catfish in tho river there come out
urdsr tho shada trccs to fan themselves
with their tails. .>
- "What ID the chief use erbread 2"
asked an examiner at school exhibit.
stion. "Tho chief use Of bsead,".. an
syered the .urchin, apparently ,astonish-
cd at the simplicity of the inquiry, sis
to spread butter aud molasscs on"
- WoMAN.-There is o purple; half
to the grape, mellow half to- tb Q peach, i,
q, sunny haff to the globo, aud a better
hoyto man.
- Nat what are you leaning on that
empty cask forY" ~ am mourning
over departed spirits"
= Instead chops" at the watering
places this season, there have been
round dances called "twists." 1t is
very common to soc gentleman walk
up to lady, run out his elbow, and say
-"Madum, will you favor mo with n
twist z" And she twists.
- "Sir," said the astonishcd land :.
lady to a-travclar who had just sent his
cup forward for the seventh time, "you
must be very fond of the Coffee" eyes
ma 'am, | am" he replied, cor should
never have drank SO much water to get
30 little" - :. y,
at a meeting Of the Union Reform
Club at Garncr's Ferry, near Columbia,
on the loth inst, fifty colorel men went
forward aud promptly joined the Club,
and arc NOW striking out in earnest in
behalf of the Reform party. 1t is
thought many more OF the colurcd men
in that vicinity will join at the next
meeting of the Club. Aud the Rcform
party are marching on to victory.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-12

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Aug 16, 1870.
fsfIIE ATTENTION OF THE PUG
lie is respectfully called to tho following
REDUCED RATES of FREIGHT between
Charleston and Stations on tho WILMINGTON
and MANCHESTER RAIL ROAD, to 10 into
operation On the 10Th August.
To Sumtcr-lst class. $i.15 T; and class, 90c.;
3rd class, &c., 4ih class, 65c.;
9th class. $50.
To Mayesville. Lynchbnrg, TinmonsyilIe, Mars
Blua, 10 Dec, Murion-lst class, $l.l0; 2nd
class, C0c.; 3rd class. 75c.; 4th
elias soc; 5th class, 3Oc.
In order to sh"w tho extent Of this Reduction
the following OLD RATES aro appended:
To Sumter-lst clnss, 81 80; 2nd class, $40;
3rd GLASS, $l.30; 4th class, z5c.;
9th cluss,,47c.
To Maycsvillc, LyDchburg. Timmonsvilo. Mor's
Bluff, Pe Dco. Marion .-lst cinss, $40; 2nd
clnss, $i.4o; 3rl cluss, $l.16; 4th
clase, zoe; 9th GLASS, 45e.
s. 8. S0LOMONS, Sup't.
Aug M-tf
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-12
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Samples OF sewing SENT FREE on receipt of stamp.
For certificates, dc. see DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS.
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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-12

AVOID QUACKS.
A victim of carly indiscrstion, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, do, having tried in
vain ,evofy advertised remedy. has sisooysrsa
simple means Of self.cure, which he will send
FREQ to his fellow sufferers.
Address j. II. SUTThE, 1s Nassau st, N. Y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19
Dfdfn9.

TAyLoR-In this village, Aug. Is, Herbert Leslie,
son Of Joseph O. and Dell Taylor, aged months, 20
days. 80. 81 ,,,,...,- -..,
Aug 10, Of dysentery, Harry Perkins, son o. Henry
and Caroline iIurnhAm. aged years, months.
sMiTH.-In this village, Aug. II, Luther Smith OF
pridport, Vt, aged rs years, months.
Dki,VcRD.2in wilmington, Aug. 8, Hervey d. Al
word, aged AZ yours. IL, a., -.
'O p,oRMANEin Putney, Aug. l. Morinda, wife Of
WIRRIs.-In Westminster, Aug 8, Of typhoid dye
entery Mrs Mahitable Harris wife Of Dea. John Nc
CHAPIN-In Jamaica, Aug. a. Thankful Chaplin,
relct Of the late Elisha Chaplin, aged ~ years.
DROwN-In Townshend, July 20, Hatty wife Of
Dea Harry Cary aged 90 years Aug ., OF dysentery,
widow Lucy Drown, aged " years
wHITNEY.-In Brookhne, aug. IL, oil consumption,
HARpIs.-In Jsnrey, N. H., Aug. 8, Mrs. Abigail
Harris widow Of the late Capt Thomas Harris OF this
village aged 81 years. Her remains brought to
This village interment and the funeral services
were held 81 the Unitarian church, conducted by her
former pastor Rev. A. Brown
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19

Russia employs 2dO girls in the govern
ment telegraph Offices.
A swimming school in FrRnkiort-on-
the Main announces in English; swim
ming instructions given by teacher OF
both sexes."
A stranger lately went to tho village OF
Storm Lake, Iowa, to inspect his purchase
of n section of land, and found that it is To-
cated in the centre of the lake. He.had paid
sI4 an acre.
Pennsylvania has produced 2S,000,0 0C
barrels Of petroleum in ten years; and a
larger quantity has been brought from the
bowels Of the earth during the last year
than was brought forward in the height Of
the "oil fever"
1t is a curious fact, Of which no really
satisfactory explanation has ever been Civ.
en-, that as firearms are rendered more and
more deadly, war becomes less and less de.
structive of human life. At Borodno the
loss was ono-third of all the men engaged
at Waterloo one-iourth, at Inkerman, where
there was neither n rifled cannon nor
brcech-loader on the field, the English lost
one-third. At Magenta and Solierino, with
vastly better weapons, the casualties were
1-llth; at Chattanooga 1-13th; while at Ko-
migrate, where the terrible needle-gun
caused such CONSERVATION, the losses were
only l-23d.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19
State Meas.

The celebration of the ODD anniversary
of the battle of Bennington, took place AT
North Bennington on Tuesday last.
The Vermont State Convention of Uni
versalists will meet at Woodstock on We'd
nosday and Thursday, the oath and 25th OF
August.
DIR. Leonard Marsh, for fifteen years a
professor in the University of Vermont, and
man of high attainments, died at Burling-
ton on Tuesday, the 10th inst.
The Black River Musical Association
hold their fourth annual convention at Lud-
low, commencing Tuesday, Aug. 3Oth, and
continuing till Friday. Prof. c. NJ. wy
man has the management.
Il. b. Whiting of st. Adams having re-
Gently disposed of the ST. Adams Messen-
ger, after having owned and published 1t
moro than 80 years, was called to meeting
by his friends on Thursday, Aug 18th, and
surprised with the gift of a gold watch and
chain valued at Sl75.
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Young Cleveland.

rINH1S celebrated Stallion will make tho ensuing sea-
L nj the Stable Of the subscriber In ouilford, W.
PEDIGnEr-Young Cleveland sired by noeebery.
i'm ported from England by the Drummondville ARrt-
Gu lturh socety, Canada East got by Beverly; HE
dn m by Drama; grand-dam by Mr.. Newtona King
William, who trotted for woger at selby in 1912,
without trimming, one mile in 2.42, carrying fourteen
stone aud won the stake. Bay Beverly was got by
Cleveland; his dam by Old Volunteer. Cleveland was
got by Rosobery, a purc-bred Cleveland horse. His
dam was erred by thorough bred English horse.
Her dam wua Morgan. lie in a magnificent blood bay,
standing frlly IL hands inches high His weight In
1900 lbs He is powerful going horse, showing 80
gait with eaee. His stock, like himself, are mostly
blood bays black points, good size, stylish, and good
gated Young Cleveland 10 perfectly free from bein-
sheH or any kind Of unHoundness whatever.
Lovers Of good stock will do well to examine this
horse and his stock before breeding elsewhere
would say TO the public that as well ~ II psys ~
the present dry to raise nice horses do not pntronse
a horse that is not worthy of your patronage.
Torms-a15,0O to insure foal-payable April l. 1871.
All risks TO owners. Mares disposed Of before their
usunl time Of foaling will be considered with foal
Pasturng be had for mares Of reasonable price.
FRANK Il. WARD.
Guilford VT, April, 1s7O.-t1o
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19
zegal Notifies.
STATE OF VERMONT.

windham SIS. In Chancery.
ZELoTEs SKINNER We. SIDNEY A. LAMpHEAB.
Whereas, ZELoTEs SKINNER, of Jamaica, in said
County on the 26th day Of July A. D. 1870, hled In
the office Of the clerk Of the Court Of ChAncery for said
County, his petition returnAbe TO the next Term OF
said Court 70 be held at Newfane in and Tor said
1870 against Sidney A Lamphear of Amherst, In the
County Of Hampshire, and State of Massachusetts,
praying for the foreclosure OF mortgage executed on
the 18th day Of May, A d. 1868, by said LAmphear,
then Of said Jamaica, to said Skinner, Of certain nnds
in sold jamaica being the land and premises
described in said mortgage deed and which said
In said Jamaica, in book 49, page 49, and said land Ia
bounded North by lands Of Abjah Muzzy. and Zeotes
simmer on the West by lAnds OF David Eddy Jr on
the South by lands Of David Eddy, J and Zelotes Skin
ner and the East by lands Of Zelotes Simmer and
estimated TO contain forty acres conditioned for the
payment Of four promissory notes. one Of
dollars payable in year from date and the other
three OF hundred dollars each payable one in two
years in three years. and one in four years from
date to Zeotes skinner or bearer with annual
and all dated the 10th day Of May 1858, two Of which
said notes, viz, for S6, payable in one year, and
for $780, payable in two from date together
with annual interest on all of said four notes from
their date 70 the 10th day OF May 1870 are now due
and unpaid.
And Il appearing that the said Sidney A. IAmphear
resides without this State that the ordinary process
Of the Court cannot be served upon him. II therefore
Ordered that the petitioner notify the said Sidney A.
LAmphear OF his said petition and OF the Term Of the
Court to which the same is returnabie By publishing
successfully in the Vermont Phoenix, printed ct Brat
tleboro in said County the last publication to be at
least twenty days previous TO said next septemoeI
deemed sufficient notice to said Sidney A. LAmphear "a
appear and make answer to said petition.
r. TYLER, Clerk.
10. Eddy, Attorney for Pins. 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To CURE \ CoUGH, TO relieve all irrita-
tons of the throat, to restore to perfect
soundness and health the most delicate or
ganization of the human frame, -the lungs,
use Dr.. IIiStdr'S BdlSdm Of Wild Cherry,
which is still prepared with the same care
in the selection and compromising of its
various ingredients as when it was intro
duced to the public by Dr. Wistar, over
forty years since.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19

EoUND. On the 9TH of August the sub
scriber found roll of Bank bills on the farm of Aonzo
strattOn in Marlboro. The owner can have the same
by proving the ownership of the same.
w. Il. BINGHAM.
Pondve, Aug 18TH 1908
NOTICE. WANTED a good place on n
farm for active healthy American boy of II years of
age. He has always lived farm and is accustomed
to it. Any wanting such boy will please apply to
the Office Of the Phoenix.
Brattleboro Aug. II. 1870. SWISS
rVNHE TAX PAYERS OF BRATTLE-
BoRo are reminded that they can save ten per cent
by paying their Town for 1870 before septcm-
Der LIST, 1870.
Brattleboro August 18th, 1870.
S. n. HERRICK, COLLECTOR.
2w33
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19
THE STEAMER ESCORT,
REF RESHMENTS

Can be had on Boat, at reasonable prices.
TICKETS for the Excursion can be obtained at II. n
oflces In each place, and after August 9Th. and
parties requested to purchase carly that sufficient
cars may be provided If the 10th be stormy the train
will leave aAIne time the Doth.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19

WILL STAND ron THIS SEASON,
At the
'wINDHAM COUNTY PARK GROUNDS"
Yhe .uessenger s. Biack Hank stallion
"BRATTLEB0R0,"
NAM

Bred by II. BRADLEY. Sire, Mr.. qEo. c. HALLS Grey
Messenger Horse young hmefioA"; dam, BLACK Hawk
Mare Rosa Bonheur." Rosa isown sister TO the well
known "Peg Wellington" owned by the late
Charles warder, Esq and sold by him to 30 to Eng
land Her sire was Hills old Black Hawk, and her
dam the "Titus Mare" "Brnttleboro" is a beautiful
chestnut, years old, Is 10 hands high and weighs
100 lbs.
He took the first premium In the Glass Of siI year
old Stations at the Vt. state Fair at Burlington as
autumn
Terms $40 to insure. Mares disposed Of before time
Of foalng will be considered as with foal
Apply to
w. II. WALKER, AGENT.
Brattleboro, May 4, 1s70--tf1s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

We the subscribers being duly appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for tho District Of Marlboro.
Commissioners to receive examine and adjust all elaine
and deinAnda Of all persons against the RstAte Of
BAMTEL BETrEhLEY, late Of NewfAne, IN said Dis.
trct, deceased, and Aso all claims and demands en-
hibed In OBJECT thereto and siI months from the 10th
day OF July, 1870 being allowed by said Court FOR
that purpose we hereby give notice that viii attend
70 the business Of our Aaid appointment nj the Oee
Of Campbell Cudworth, In Brattleboro, In said Dis
trct, on the last Saturdays Of September and Nuyn
Der next. from until O'Clock 7. NJ, zach Of said
days Il. II. OAMPDEII4l
4. N. HRilnICK, I Commissiopere
BTAttleboro, w., July 2lst, l670.-3O
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19
Free from j. S. Taxes.
Eight per cent, per Annum in Gold,
A perfectly safe investment,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE ISSUE OF
$1,5OO,OOO,
st. Joseph and Denver City
RAILROAD COMPANY,

Issued IN denominations Of SIOOO
dnd $500, Coupon or Registered
ldya6Ie in 30 gears. WiM interest,"
pdydJle 18Th 1uDust djd IJH req
iUdry, IN NeW York, London, or
Frankfort, free fur. Secured dD
q m0rtgaDe only on compteted
and hiDhiy prosperous ROAD, at me
rate of $f3, 500, ~ per mile. Earn
in0s in eTcess of its interest NdOiti-
ties. This line being me Widdi@
Route, Is pronounced the iSHORT-
EST and MOST N1TURIL ONE
FOR FREIGHT IND P-1SSEN-
GER TR1FFIC 1CROSS THE
CONTINENT. ST. LOUIS IND
FORT KE4fRNET SP1NNED BY
4 R1ILW1T. d. CONNECTING
WITH THE UNIONPICIFTC -1T
FORT KE1RNET
Capital Stock of Go. $40, 100000
Land Grant pronounced
Value of 5000, OOO
FIRST Mortgage Bonds, 1900, 900
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19
PRAIRIE WEED BALsA
Marrtaaee.

RAYMOND-GIhL.--In Bratteboro Aug. II, by
Rev l.. !. Mattesos, CHARLES Raymond Of Guelph, q,
w., and Helen J. Gill Of Brattleboro.
hEED-FESSENDEN.-In Wilmington, Aug. 10, by
Rev. Mr.. BAllou, Mr.. Henry ID. Reed Of Bratteb0ro,
aud Mise Mary J. Fessenden Of Dover.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19
$l9,5OO,OOO

The remaining portion Of his
Loan nOW for sale at % 1-2 dIId
accrued interest in currency. can
be hdd at the COmpdnU's 1gcHcies
IN NeW York or Boston; in Ne"
Fork, Tanner $ co., HomkcrS. No. 10
wall ST., or ~. -. Comrorsc $ TO-, .NO
81 Pine ~. Ia Bodon, Of n. Rollins
Morse s. Bro., No. ~ state street.
PamphIefs, .naps and all Information
eau be obtained. at elmer OF The ADORE
named ageneics.
The affenfioH Of CdpifdIiss and ES-
re,for. Is particularly imrifed 10 these
Seenrifies. I'VE are sdiisGed they are al
that could be de,ircd. aud umhesifafinEfy
recommend them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19
Special Notices.

did Hair Dye lie the best in the world the only true and
appointment ridiculous tints remedies the i'll eff
focts of bad dyes nvigoraes and leaves the Hair
and beautiful black brown. Sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers, and properly applied at the Wig Facto
ry, l6 Bond ST., New York. 1y21
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STATE OF VERMONT.
windham, SIS.
JAMES M. COLE L WIPE v. JOSEPHINE NJ. BURN
HAM.

In ChAncery, April Term, 1870.
Whereas at the April Term OF the Court OF ChAncery
for said County Of windham, A. D. 1870, James NJ.
Cole and Mary A. Cole his wife, Of Putney,. IN said
County, brought their petition against Josephine NJ
Burnham formerly Of the same Putney, praying for
the foreclosure Of mortgage executed 70 the said
Mary A. by said Josephine, May 5th 1899. OF certain
ands situate In said Puney being the same premises
conveyed the said 9Th day OF May, 1869, by said
James NJ. and wife to said Josephine-which mortgage
conditioned for the payment Of promiesory note
Of sll00 signed by said Josephine payable tothe said
Mary A. on demand with interest annually after Aug.
LIST, 1869 which note il due and unpaid
And appearing TO the Court that the said Josephine
NJ. Burnham having removed without this State has
not had personal notice Of said petition, Nv therefore
ordered by the Court that said petition be continued
to Term Of said Court Of chAncery TO be held
Newfane In and for said County, the second Tues
day Of September A. D. 1870 and that the petitioners
notify the said Josephine M. BurnhAm Of the penden
cy Of their said petition and Of the Term Of the Court
to which the same Ia continued by publishing the
substance thereof with this order, for three weeks
successfully In The Vermont PhmniI, printed at
Brateboro in said County the last publication TO be
at least three weeks previous 10 said next September
Term OF said Sup<eme Court,-which publication will
be deemed sufficient notice to said Josephine M
Bn rnhAm TO appear and make answer TO said petition
II. TYLER, Clerk.
GEO. HOWE, Petitioner Solicitor
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-08-19

| 9B- Fare Always as Low as by any Other Route.
The above Tickets for Sale at all the Principal
Ticket ohices. Also at the VERMONT 6MAss. RAIL
ROAD TICKET OFFICE, BRATTLEBoRo.
EFF. BROOKS, Ag't.
1oaa
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10. Eddy, Attorney for Plffs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-03-12
spGtritr tclcnrnnhiidlr gScrihtr.

81 6rontiort, Gp., btNarn geftsrn Der
proitG 9cNeu ben Rtocr 9o.mts iucpen Or
morOun0 Oes Btni, 6Grtntr. Gs feat fib bers
aus. OaB niht 81. Der Wiorotr If, Ionoern elm
aebeiner Geino Banners, uur oiciem be-
tannt.
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lan8 lurbtbare Stilrmc Guslubaltcn, hitg{os
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nidt Stano. II Ea9e hraubte ntatt sur re
parotur Der Wta'birc, bic ham rur nit hal
btr ShneniGlcit urbgiiete. Die YaHagiere bat
len nibt ~ lciocn; g9niitr un0 proutant
CABS %poIlOui, 6opt. Sdmccrs mu6te iaolid,
uon Bcrmuhas ittuern.
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gSocotparo rno ieiuc frau Dor einigen Wo-
natrn gani pl6Blih. SEPT bat man sienIib
it6er c%rnritttIt, ooB iie oeraiitet wproeu, Or.
ORoeil, benz Die 5rau $4,000 perniuht bate,
uuo Der lbres Waunes 4raris erbalten lonte,
1T mutbmoBtjb Der R6roer.
Der gouccrriur pou Etrrfhtt bat tutbttt, bal, bic
eehrituahte tn tbrtr ltktSn 5ttuu9 time 9ctinimura
bet ntutr Bttiafuu1 tirOtritbtt. Wnrnad1 aut Btrorb.
Huratn In ltlbsrtn Bstia fuugst uuiNtbobtn Rrb uuo
b, Staaislautb am 8 Uiajoutu Dollars ptrmtbrt
nib
- latr. Wuuir8 lpnto atHtrn ~ gltrupnrt. Ru pou
tirHirlsnbeu Storuisiu er sniff den MA inl6It ct.
ihlaatn,
: Sto. GoNaeau. so sabre ali, iuoro otat,u abtno
~ Yainbttoas. Sno.. Gut her StrGst bon rtnsin urbs.
~tanntsn %trnoreet. er btn,srldBt stnt Btdu init Q alH.
bern.
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1ntcruattcnaie
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Die -urbdtssecrt. IN isst Hir bic es5uNs nab
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arauttn niht beidipinetit ,ptrbtu.
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