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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-11-28
OLD PROBABILITIES.

BY JOHN G.. SAKE.
Who warns US of the coming storm,
And hints of currents cold or warm,
Which may affect the human form?
Old Probabilities.
Who tells the farmer when to sow,
To plow, to plant, to reap, ton
That plenty may her gifts bestow!
Old Probabilities.
When men 60 on the sea in ships,
Who telleth with prophetic lips
The time to start upon their trips ):
Old Probabilities.
With charity for others fault,
Why should we make unlind assault.
If short of truth, sometime should malt
Old Probabilities.
If knowledge comes with lapse of years,
Why spare we not our lippant sneers,
And for the future have no fears
Of Probabilities.
Why took our gransires as it came,
Weather and wind of every name?
Because then quite unknown to fame
Were Probabilities.
Fen now the people of Japan,
OF Zinzibar and Hindostan, s-.... o..
Must lay their plans as best they can
without Probabilities.
If aught of good is seen to flow
From knowing how the winds shall blow,
Why not let the wide world know
Probabilities
Fen yet beyond the range of earth,
Z Where newborn spirits find their birth,
We hope ere long there'll be no dearth
Of Probabilities.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers for sale bis Pirin and Tmhorcd
Lands in Mlddescx within three miles OF Montpelier
aud within ono halt mile Of Tbs river road ruunlu ifo
Montpelier 10 MiddloscX village.
Tho Farm contains about acres Of land, 5 OF which
are under improvement, consisting OF oui moaows aud
pasture, the rest rel tHDUei with good roads running
TO different parts.
The buildings consist Of one House conyen ent for two
families Barn, Sheds, and other out-luilAugs with
good, cold, sof nsrHag W.ier running To the hous,
and barn.
will soil ten tons Of Hay one pair Oxen three Work
Horses, three Harnesses, one Buggy Wagon, one Joh
Tools, together with Seds, Wagons Truts Chains and
every thing needed to carry extensive laundering
Business
On this farm convenient to the building and within
one-half mile OF the Railroad and side track is large
and commodious STEAM SAM-MlLL, with sheds for
storing lumber and pond for floating logs.
There Is one thirty-hye HOrse-powOr Engine, Fluo
Boiler 2S feet long feet diameter two dues b inchc
each, and chimney 90 feet high. The machinery Is all
nearly Is good running order and consists of
Of Lane, Ptkln Brooks Improved Circular sawAlills
with Sett Works and Carriage dty feet longi Bur
lngton planer, one Jontng Saw, one Slab slaw, and
ono Buttng Saw wrought iron shaiungs aud iron pull
Ieys complete Tor running aid machinery.
i have l5OiOOO feet Of Dry Lumber in the yard, con-
sistng Of Spruce, Homock and Hard Wood which
will sell At "a nargain.
will sell the whole property together, The min
separately, or The tmbered lands with the MILL In
either terms Of payment will be made easy.
In consequence Of disability | c0musAFI 10 susgsnd
business and If parties prefer, will lease the mill,
the mill and 6uHi together for ur more years.
Possession given AT onqe IL desired,
This Ia rare chance for making money, and any
wishing 10 engage In the above business, will do we'll 10
look here before purchasing elsewhere.
will also sell undivided hali Of 400 acres OF tim
bsred land situated in tho central partof Duxnuy
uguous TO good roads, and within four miles Of the rail
road at Rldley's Station. L, CAMP.
Montpelier, Vt. Feb 9Th, 1871. 5O,u
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Adtertts
CENTRAL II. r.. LINE

N0HiWfHTINJ WVTH1TI VTTTHT7TT Y T-TT1
TRAINS 0OiNG cDUTH dND EAST.

Leave Montpelier at s.t5 q. m., 2.is p M. q55 D. to-
Mail Train leaves Ogdenshurgh % SOD p ~. ST. Al
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester
&c, at White River Junction with tralns the Pas
sumpslc Railroad, nj south Vernon for Springfield aud
Now York at CIRCUITS Corner for New London
Day Express leaves Montreal $40 a. co.. ~. Johns
at 1000 N, Ogdenshurgh at 52la M. Pattshureh at
go m, Mooers Junction at TO- M, st. hlnans NJ
1900 IN, arriving In Boston via Lowell az t0O1p IN.
Night Express leaves Ogdensburgh no l2u1 m..
Plattsburgh 3l0 p M sioocrs Junction 50s p. Mon.
treal at $40 ,. M st. Johns nt 800 p u. ST. Ahuns at
I2o ,. m, connecting at White River Junction aud
Bellows Falls with trains Tor Boston aud Worcester,
with trains for sprnphed and Now York, arriving ln
New York at 1890 y. IN.
TRAINS GoiN0 NORTH AyD WEgr.
leave Montpelier at 31l %. fa., 7.fi s. m. 755 and
Day Express leaves Boston via LowelI TO-, s.nla a. m
for Burlington st. Alhans Montreal, &c., irfrIng To-
Montreal at 9i5 p M, and 0giensburth at lll m.,
making connections f0r Che West.
Mail Train for burlington aud g. Mbans leavcs
Boston via Lowell atayJa a.i va lawrence and Fitch
burg at 20 a M. Springfield at Ui g. r Gfout Cor.
ner a. q r, /, Il, S,,,tb X,rro, ,t t1 ID. D., r.' 80
Falls 1875 p tn, White River Junction % D. m. arrit-
ing In 81 Alhans at $3.50 ..t.
Rutland at BOO q. mo- Burlington at 90l %. n., g. AZ
bans At l2o IN arriving Ia usdons1ursh % 80 D. no.
night Express leaves Grour. Corner at eoo D. m..
South Vernon at 9ss p. m. e.vins passengers rou.
Connecticut River Ra6roaf rsv'ng New York at 80
connecting With train over Choilrc 3aufoad leaving
boston at $50 p. m, connecting pi NH.s River June
tlon with train leaving Boston af G.r Hl.. bur.
nngton 81. Alhans. Montreal &c.. orrfH- boo Montreal
AZ ef5a A. M, Plntishurgh tIfJ 90 n., iul ln ullen.
burgh at l&.l4 q. M oonncetnf With 0rHpi Trunk
Railway and steamers tor the Waat.
sleeping cars are attached 90 night Egfrrs rlaIn
running oetNeen Montreal nni Boston aut Moltrcal
Drawing Room Cars on Day Express Trains ue weon
Montreal ami Boston
,nI nT95gSsG Ticket. lof cheago 9 ye.! ale at
st. Abans December !, 1871.
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The Dumb Orator.

Thisi one of the most laughable exhibi-
tlons conceivable and is easily got through
where few friends are gathered together. Let
one be chosen who can tell story, make a
speech, or sing song, and another who has
arms long enough to 60 round the first. The
speech-maker goes into corner of the room
with bis companion behind him. He puts his
arms behind and around the back of his friend,
while his friends arms are put through between
his and appear as if they were the speakers
The speaker commences, standing quite still !;
his friends arms appear as his, while he suits
the action to the word by gesticulatng his
arms to his own fancy. The working Of two
minds at the same moment makes it simply
ridiculous aud most amusing to the audience,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20

his boy But the little life was eoing-goinp.
They saw it, and we're too full to speak.
All at once the black eyes, luminous with
heavens own glory, opened, gave to each a
searching glance, but rested longest upon
grandpa's aged figure, trembling with the
grief he vaiuly tried to control.
" Don't be-sorry --grandpa guess
-God'll--let-- e-come-for--you."
There was a long, long, loving gaze, which
seemed to take them all in--aud then
" He's dropped of again said the mother,
with pitifu selEdeccit
" All, yes" ialtcred grandpa, weeping "ho's
dropped of, but not to sleep He's wide
awake now.'-Chrisfian Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-20

Men find fault with revivals and re-
lieious meetings, saying that they are arti.
fetal. A revival is nothing but school
for the education of the moral feeling aud
is exactly adapted to the necessities Of
many men, Beecher.
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WESTERN ROUTE,
ITNION TICKET OFFICE
FOR TIE WEST AND oorruw@r,

FOR THE WEST AND sOuTnWsT,
BURLINGTON and RUTLAND, TROY snd sCHEN
ECTADY, and NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROADS
via Champlain Steamers, making dfcei connections
with the CHEAT WESTERN Railroad ni Suspension
Bridge, and LAKE SHORE Railroad 40 buffALQ e
CHICAGO, and all points beyond also VIA UGDENs
BURGH and GRAND TRUNK llaiiroads
Tickets for sale always tho lowest fatca and bag
gage checked through Via the above routes.
For any information desired eal on or sddross
z. r.. TRUE, Ttatsf Sgeuf
once at PAVILION, opposite he Depot
6ldaw MONTPELIER VI
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Adterti rtisempnts.
NT1ss sAwYER's sALvE.

HERE you have q salve combining soothing and heal
Ing properties with nodangerous ingredient. Aremcdy
a hand for the many pains and aches woundsan brus
Is 10 which dcsh il heir Il easily applied than
many other remedies, never produsng bad eject but
always relieving pain, however severe.
Itls prepared by Miss Saysr, who has used 1t In her
own extensive treatment Of the sick, for nearly twenty
years with great success.
The principal diseases for which this salvo Is recon-
mended are, Chiiaias, Rhsumati'n, Pas' Seroala Old
Ulcers SAT- Rhean Sp,ain. Burns, Fesr Sores Fsohs,
pinPit', Eyyspsa', Sore Eyes Barber' neA DeaNs'''
Boii' Rfngrors corn,, Bss Of Insects, canse' Tosh-
ache, Esraohs Sore NpP' Bafaeis Srotn Brsast' IieA,
scld Hsaa. T,ihiag CAappsd Hrnd aide, cai', Bri'',
Group, Craslsd Lip', and Sores on chfdrsH.
II never fails 70 cure rheumatism n properly applied.
Rub il on we'll with the hand three times day. In sew
ce cases Il has cured pascd limbs For PRs' It has
been discovered 10 be- remedy. Pcrsons that have
heen afflicted for years have been relieved BY few ap-
plcauons. For Eryspiias Il works wonders allaying
the inflammation and quictlng the patient. Pr cAaeped
Hands It produces a cure Immediately Let those with
SAT- Rlsua sbtain the salye and apply II freely, and
they will nnd 1t invaluable II good In cases Of Serof
ult and Tumors Cancers have boon cured with u. Tn
beat salve ever invented for stosn and Sore Mp
Fes No way injurious bot sure TO afford relief Sore Or
Fsas Egss-Rub It on tho lids gently, once or twice a
lay Curcsdcafn by putting Il in the pct
Of cotton For Feions this Is superior 70 anything
SHOWN For Pimgie' this acts Ike charm. For Bans
and aiis apply the save at once and Il gives mfueai-
ate relief For on Sores, apply once day.
Not aong the least Of tho invaluable properties Of
Miss sAwrER's SALvE are It's beneficial effects on the
hair Rubbed the scalp Ia eve six different parts,
promotes the growth Of the hair prevents ts turning
gray and on bald spots, It produces new growth Of
hair No lady should be without this Invaluable article
as an Indispensable for the toilet It eradieates
daudfun and disease from the head, and blotohes and
pimplss from the face
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For the Bnung.
snALL rnn nAnY srAy,

In % little brown house,
With scarce room Tor 70 mouse,
tainc, with mofning's 0rst ray,
One remarkable day,
frh0ugh who told her the WAY
am sure | can't ayJ
a lady 20 wee
That you scarcely could soc
Her small sptck Of nose
And 20 speak Of her tnes,
Though II sooius hardly fair
s.uce they surely were there.
Keep them covered we must
You must take them on trust.
NOV This little brown house,
With scarce room f0r a mouse,
Was quite iull OF small oys.
With their hooks nnd their toys.
Their wild hustle and noise
" My donr hoys.n % quoth papa
" We've too many by nri
Toll us what can we DO,
With this rnm.rl su hlucf
We've uY room iYt Dec here,
So i1 mu 'tis quito clear,
Though it gives mo great palm
must luve her again
With her white blanket round her,
just as Nurse Russell found her"
Said stout little Ned,
"l'u stay an DAY ln bod,
Squeezed ur nice and tmall
Very close 10 the wall.
Then spoke fummIe, III a.
To The collar below
lil lu-t travel aNuut,
But not tfy tp pct out
TIL you re- nli iist asleep.
Then up stairs I will creep
and 20 quiet Ili be
fou'll not dream 10 ia me.
Then Gaxon haired Wni.
' l'll BE- drr1uIy stllt
On thc hnet-eit'rs l'll sAf
Way Oh, out 0f WAY.
ssTstor Johnny Tho nir
SHOOK Die bright, curly halt
" Here's nice place for we,
Dear papa, do you sco'
just lit lu POI 0. rlt
could stand here all nightn
And % n.che in Che wall
Hold hls figure s0 small.
Qnolh the fi'hcr, Vel done,
Ny brave darliurs, cofuc on
Here shoulder ior viii,
Pwy s.t STU, sir, eit sfill
valiant ThWuas. lor ih4e,
A aoud seat on my kuro.
Aud Edward, thy brother,
Can perch ou thc other
Baby John, gkn mY hnck
NuW, who sa9 we can pack
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
THROUGH LINE
T o c A l. + o h " IA
CHINA AND JAPAN
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN f0RTs.
AND CARRYING THE e. S. MAIL.
FARES GREATLY REDVCFD
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

One u TIE large aud .pioudt Steamship of this line
will leave Pier No. a. North River, foot o Canal street
Rt ~ O'Clock noon, The 18TH uud lIh OF cvcry mcut
except when those datoa fall sun0n1 aad hcH tb
preceding saturday. iur AspineAil- connecting va
Panama Railway with one Of the Company steamship
frem Panama for San Francisco ourhinr az Nanaanio.
All DEPARTURES connect at Panama with steamer
Departures Of 18th touch az Kingston, jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamer itaFts can fruucidoo
then on the day proccinE.
one lihudrcu Pounds baggage allowed each adult.
baggage masters accompany haggaEe throu %, and At
tend 70 ladies and children without male protector
Baggage received the dock The day before eullIn
iro ateamboats, railroads and Passengers who prefer %
send early An experienced surgeon ou board. Sled.
cine and attendance Tree.
For Freight, passage Ticket7 or further Information
Apply Al the Company Ticket 0ncc ou o. Wharf foo
OF Canal Street, North River New York,
3. K. BABY, dgeai
Or to the agents for New England,
4. L.. BAhTLErr & CO.,
March 20, 1871. 20 Broad St.. Boston
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There is heroic innocence, as we'll as a
heroic courage.
Lies are hiltess swords, which cut the
hands that wield them.
HE is a weak man that cannot get angry,
hst wise man who won't.
forgiveness is rarely perfect except in
the breasts Of those who have suffered.
TO be able to bear provocatiou, is an argu.
ment of great wisdom, and to forgive it Of
great mind.
--Diogencs being asked-Iow one should
be revenged Of his enemy answered-By
yirtuous and honest life
"A more glorious victory cannot be gained
over another man than this, that when the
injury began on his part, for the kindness to
begin on ours.
1T is always in our power to make
friend by smiles what folly. then, to make
an enemy by frowns
-hypocrisy, Of course, delights in the most
sublime speculations--fo never intending to
go beyond speculation, it costs nothing tc
have il magnificent. burke.
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Pa, up in Roxes at % cents each. Prepared by MISS
c. SAWYER, and put up by L. M. ROBBINS, Baois.
sais and Retail Drtggisf, Rookland, Ne
Trial Box sent frcc by mail receipt of seventy
Ave cents by L. NJ ROBBINS, Roekland, Ne.
THIS VALUABLE sALvE Is SOLD BY ALL
DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
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The Home Circle.

s---r-rt-a-a-aes 49, --a~--.-----..
LOVES DANGER
a iufdcn glance hlnt no others guc's
The fwcrt sullt rlHte cadence rf word
Ari ali The WflIco Of NE Dr. stirred
II tho light rIpung waves OF hnppincH.
A larrinf iest an oct unseen or slighiod
shy ailusOu m Issod, q mOcklng smile
And 10y, nni h0pe. and peace su glad ercwhlc,
shrink back l'ko April buds by east winds hlightnf
Al. mighty nrhitefs of heart and life,
We lovcd ones know your sccptcr's houndlcss sway,
Nor IN careic- hour fling gems away,
Whose wofth would bnckcr yon through storm and
strife.
The flowers OF joy as fragile are, o. airt
The leave may w|iher. though The roots endure
let sf.rong hand thcr art bright bloom secure
Or dread tp lose the tender glory there.
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Christian graces, like the stars, shine
brightest in the darkest hours
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lion No. ELIz4BrrH cooMBs, GnO,alas.

From Ms ELiz4BETH CoOMBS, BfHhsNias
Brunswick, April g. 1851.
Miss sAwYrR, received your letter last evening
and was very glad you concluded let me take your
sayo. think do we'll with IT, and 1t will hequitc
an accommodation to my husband hs cannot get along
loni IT, lie has tried every thing elso and has never
found any thing that healed his leg that salve ofyour
and we nave both found 1t 10 be- a and more than
vog rscommoasdnto BE-. We have had IL In the family
Give s2 years, aud have used II for oyery thing and
uafg sly haze nuer found itf sgaa use It for
weak back and Il ncts like charm. Mr.. Coomhs has
hnd Fetcr sore his ,g for hriy years and roHd Be
ample tlay iCAs had nor found rsiaedy sare 1t
lceps it healed takes out the Inflammation proud
lcsh and .wong and d,cs for him all that he can ask
can recommend % for good many things that you
htvc not for lt for everything. 7 consider it in
valuable 60 a family u you put this testimony To-
ethcr and be Of any service 10 you, you are well
eoue.
Yours &C.. ELlzABETH cOOMBs.
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Eks33NsBUEsG

Las," :AY 5yuA s. uSEc
HEANING recently enlarged our stock
4 Il now prepared to sell at a great
reduction from former prices Our stock con
s.sts of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Fame,
Soaps, Leon's, Halls and Alien S HaIr ,Restor-
aIiYe<. Pills, Ointments. PIIsters. Linimtnts
Pain killers. Citrate Magnesia, Ess Jamaics
Ginger. Pure. FlavOrtng Extracts, Essences,
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Fluid, Black and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books, Magazines, Newspapers. Novels, HIS
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Penknives. Pipes, &C
s8 We have added to our stock n lot OF
FINE j EW ELRY, TO which we would invite
the attention Of the Ladies.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re
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Knots United.
Or the Ways and By-Wsys In the Hidden Life or
American Detectives.

We want agents for this hook 1t disclOscs
al the mysteries OF the Detective System. II
is'a record tor the past 20 YEARS of the most
skilITui detectives of this country, in which the
crafts OF Bank Robbers. Thieves Fickpockets
Lottery Men, Counterfeit Money Dealers. and
swindlers of HlI classes. are exposed and
brought to justice. Price $2.I5. Send for cir
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OLD-TDtE AxIoMs.-The ErL17-
taken from an olG scrap boaE. pls-
more than a score and a half u Ell
We reproduce them TO show tie .
generation what quaint ideas wer.
ulgated by the teachers of uur tl---
mothers of the olden time
y sensible wife looks for he cl.
at home-a silly one, abroad.
y good girl always respects heH~
Is thus sure to be respected by u...
y great man is one who can e.
children TO obey him when ont oi l'
A hOspitable man Is never as.-
his dinner when a friend uueA.'
drops in 70 dine with him.
\ good wife exhibits her love
husband by seeking toproma-e h.'L
and by administering 70 his cHmi...
\ wise girl would win a lover ..
ticing those virtues which -ecI!y. :
tion when personal charms have ~ ~
y simple girl endeavOTs % rec -
herself by the exhibition ol li,'.5s ~
complishments. and by nIa"h.Er- ~
ment which has as little % u' We %,
heart as has the Gaudy dress sue n, |'
An independent man Is one wa. VIZ.
his own boots; who can 1--we ".'..
ky and tobacco who earns "l e. sai
NY a day more than he spel,S>s,,. Ss,,..sf
can, upon pinch, shave -, ,,s.5
brown soap and cold water az"
mirror.
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EVERLASTING FENCE PosTs.-A cores
pondent of the Western Rura gives the
following as a specific Take boiling lin
seed oil and stir i'll pulverized charcoal to
the consistency of paint. Put coat of
this over the timber, and there is not n
man who will live long enough to see it
rotten He says of this recipe Il dis
covered many years ago that wood could
be made to last longer than iron in the
ground, but thought the process 50 simple
and inexpensive that 1t was not worth
while making aEy stir about it, would
IS soor have poplar, Eastwood or quaking
ash as amy kind OF timber for fence posts.
have taken out Eastwood posts after hav-
been set seven years, that were as sound
when taken up as when first put i'll the
ground. Time and weather seemed to
have no effect ON them. The posts can
be prepared for less than two cents apiece"