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WEEKLY PHILADELPHIA TIMES.


WEEKLY PHILADELPHIA TIMES.
TTNIlIS elegant Family Weekly, issued from the Office
Il Of the PHILADELPHIA DAILY Times contains in ad-
dit.n To the chOIrcst Editorials. Cores nnhence.
News. etc. from the Daily. large amount Of Original
Literary Matter procured nj great expense, from
of the most eminent writers the country. IL will
he the constant OF the publishers 10 make tho
Dollar Times a worthy competitor for the patronage of
The public, with the very hest weekly newspapers in
the Union. and very decided Improvement upon any
ourn Il Of Similar character established IN Pha-
deiphIa.
The PHILADELPHIA DAILY TINES, large
and well printed morning paper complete in all It's
departments. and especially iul its Commercial aud
Marine Intelligence is published aud furnished Ia
mail subscribers at 90 per annum. m advance
Terms Of the Dollar Times:
One subscriber, one year, 81 90
Ten - TO one address, 90
Twenty" is 90
Forty % %
Address WIN, MORAN
ape3.4m "TIMEs," Philadelphia, Pa.
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FLIRTATIoNS OF MARRIED
WOMEN.

The Hartford Courant speaking of the
tiirtations of married women, says:
"The "innocent Irritation" of married
women is one of the denominations of mod
ern society. Even desire for promis-
cuous admiration is wrong in the wife.
The love of one and his approval, should
be all that she should desire. Let her
be ever so beautiful, it is disgusting and
appalling sight to see her decorating that
beauty for public gaze-to see her seek
ing the attention of all the senseless tops
around her, aqd rejoicing in the admira-
ton Of other eyes than those of her hus-
band. Her beauty should be for him
alone, not for the gaze of there is always
among the sedate and wise a sensation of
disgust, when a married lady attempts to
ensnare and entrap men by a profnse dis
play of her charms, or an unlicensed out
lay of her smiles. Such charms and
such smiles are loathsome to the indiffer-
ent behelder-"the trail of the serpent"
is over them all.
"Such wives should knew if they do
not know it already. that their influence
over the virtue, and prudence Of young
men is as deleterious, as ifthey were the
the most abandoned of women. They
lead them to believe there is no purity in
the sex-that married purity is but an
outside show-and that delicacy and pro-
priety are but masks or outside dresses.
The effect of their character is that of
silent corruption, sapping the foundation
of honor, and probity and truth. Let
tAeEa beware. Let them reserve their
chamrs and destinations of their aattering
attractions for the husbands to whom they
belong, and if they must be admired, let
If be as faithful wives, as self-denying
mothers, as the educators of a young gen
Grafton of immori,lls."
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side; but now and then random shot
ICON Sharpe's rife warned them that
fhe Free State party were there. Soon
the cry Of Quarter Quarter! was heard.
The Eree State men rushed up, drew
away the burning hay and took possession
of tie bnildings. Not wishing to take
prisoner, they permitted all 10 escape.
excepting Squire Crane, whom they de-
tanned for a short time. They took pos
session Of the cannon, nearly one hundred
stand Of arms, and quantities of ammuni-
ton and provision. Squire Crane opened
the post office building, and, by order, a
few werr selected to search the place for
arms as.a ammunition. Crane was then
permitted to go. His wife, while he was
N custody, clung to him with true devo-
fion. and wildly implored them to save
his lile- Infatuated woman she sup
posed the Free State men were as heart
less as the cut-throat associates of her
husband, who revel over the misery of
Mrs. Barber, the lunaey of Mrs. Brown,
and the awful distress of Mrs. Cantrell,
who, with her children, now fatherless,
from his grave cry for justice and for
bread. Squire Crane to-day sent a re-
quest to Z. NJ. Babcock, asking him to
open the Franklin mail and forward il to
Franklin stating as reason, that a mob
from Lawrence and Blanton had last night
broken intothe post office, and stole the
iron key 10 ihe mail bag, and all the pos
sage STAMPS. Brave mar How he
lies
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STATE OF vERMONT.
nRIEANs corNTY 81.


At a Probate Court holden at irashurgh, within
and for said district, on the lelh day Of August,
1856. HENRY CUTLER, administrator Of the
estate Of Ralph p. Skinner late OF Barton deceased
interstate fIed said Court bis petition in writing
setting forth that the personal property beapging
iosaid estate IS insufficient for the payment Of the
debts, and charges Of Administration thereon, and
praying Tor license sell portion ofthe real estte
for that purpose. being the easferypart OF los
No. l57 and $50 in the town of lrasburgh COR
tanning 10 acres more or less iogeiherwith the
priv eyes and sppurtenances thereto belongii g.
Whereupon it Is ordered that all perspns inter-
ested IN SAID estate be notified, that they misty APP
pear before the Probate Court NJ session thereof
10 be holden at the Probate office IN irasburgl.
on the 10th day Of September next, and SHOW
cause ifany they may have, why the authority
pra, ed for should not be grauiedi for which pur,
pose il Is ordered that n copy Of this record be
published in the Orleans Independent Standard a
paper printed at IrasbuTgh three weeks success
iver, the last Of which publication shall be before
the DAY get for hearing.
Given under my hand. At lrasburgh, this lslh
day Of August, 1856
"a. II. cARPENTEE, Jadge.
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ELECTION. RIOT IN MISSOURI Thrce
men killed The Ohio State journal has
information that at Memphis, Scotland
Co, Mo-, on election day, three men were
killed. A STAKEHOLDER named Hanna and
laboring man were discussing the econ
omical bearings of the slavery question,
and Hanna called the other liar. The
man said he wouldnot take that, and pre-
pared for fight. Hanna drew his revolt
yer, and shot him through the heart. A
friend of the laboring man interfered, and
he also was shot and died Instantly
This excited the friends Of the men who
were killed, who assailcd the murderer
with clubs aud stones, and beat him so
badly that he died
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29
THE UNION.

The Union had its origin in the wants
and necessities of the whole people and
of the several states, and every year of
its existence has afforded fresh proofs of
its utility and its blessings. Under its
benign inhueBces, agriculture, commerce
every industrial pursuit have fiourished
in an unparalleled degree; and we have
grown, in the short period Of three-quar-
tiers Of a century, from an ineonsiderable
power to be one of the mightiest nations
of the world. One might well pause to
consider whether il would be wise to
throw ali these advantages away for the
very illusory, unsubstantial gains which
sectionalisrn will furnish. For myself,
Il have not, in the language of the great
Webster, "cooliy weighed the chances of
preserving liberty when the bonds that
unite Us together shall be broken asunder.
l have not accustomed myself to hang
over the precipice of disunion to see
whether. with my short sight, can faith
ON the depth of the abyss below; nor
could Iregard hin as a safe counsellor in
the affairs of this Government whose
! thoughts should be mainly bent on con-
sidering, not how the Union should be
best preserved, but how tolerable might
be the condition of the people when il
shall be broken up, and destroyed. While
the Union lasts We have high, exciting,
gratifying prospects spread out before US,
for us and our children. Beyond that /
seek not to penetrate the veil. God
grant in my day, at least, that curtain
may not rise. God grant that on my
vision never may be opened what lies
behind. When my eyes shall be turned
TO behold, for the last time, the sun il
heaven, may ] not see him shining on
the broken and dishonored fragments o.
once glorious Union-on States dis
severed, discordant, belligerent-on I
land rent with civil feuds, or drenched, j
may be, in fraternal blood. Let thei
last feeble and lingering glance rather be
hold the gorgeous ensign Of the republic
now known and honored throughout tht
r earth, still full high advanced, its arm
n and trophies streaming in their origina
o lustre, not a stripe erased or polluted, no
a single star obscured, for its motto n
such miserable interrogatories as @Whe
Il IS all thus north ? nor those other word
a of delpsion and folly, Liberty first an
a U1ton GfterscGrds; but everywher,
d spread all oser in characters of Twin
light, blazing on al it ample fields +.
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WnoLrsALE PIqcrs.--August IS, 1856.

I "IDlGEsTts SpcH Is THE rEUE MEAyrxG
of the word "PEPSIN,'' or of the two Greek words
from which il is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE
FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dr.J
is. HoUGHToN, Of Philadelphia, from the fourth
Stomach of the o. for the cure of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia 1t is Natures own remedy for an
unhealthy STOMACH. No art of man can cqualIts
curative powers 1t renders GOOD EATING
perfectly consistent with HEALTH.
r. See Advertisement in another column.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

New YoRK, Ang. g. A better from
East Moriches, L. l., states that the brig
John F. Keith, from Philadelphia for
Boston, went ashore near that place du-
ring the recent storm. Five other YES
sells are ashore in the vicinity, all in bad
positions. One of them, the brig, Chas-
tena, belongs TO Dighton, and was bound
to that place from Philadelphia, with coal.
She, together with the schooner South
erner, before reported, has gone 10 pieces;
crew all safe,
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JOHN LOCKE'S ESTATE.
CTATH nty N-t-Da4nNT1s


A 7 Probate Court holden at IrasbuYgh, within
I n and for said District, on the 25th day of Aug
A. d. 1856, William L. Locke, Executor of the
last viii and testament Of john Locke, late of
Albany deceased, filed in said Court his petition
in writing setting forth that the real esttte Of
deceased is so situated that it is deprecintmg in
value, that sale of part of said real estate is
necessary for the preservation Of the same; and
that it will be an advantage 10 the heirs TO said
estate TO sell part of the real estate that the avals
thereof may be put upon interest," and praying for
license TO sell tine whole Of the real estate of de-
ceased, except the home farm, SO called in Albany.
Therefore il is ordered by said Court, that pub
LEGATION be given TO all persons coreerned Herein
TO appear before said Court at session thereof.
to be held at said Irasburgh, on the l7th day Of
September 1856, that they may be hear.i 10 The
matter and show cause why license should not be
granted as aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans independent Standard
newspaper printed at lr1lsburgh IN his State, the
last 81 which publications shall be before the day
assigned for bearing as aforesaid: Given under
my hand at the Probate Office in Irasbargh, this
25th day of August, A. b. 1856.
IS. NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

BUFFALO, Aug. p. Three bodies.
supposed from the wrecked steamer In
diana, have floated ashore at Westield,
Chautaque county. On one of them was
found a roll of bills amounting to $40 on
the Atlantic Bank, and Recommendation
marked d. Terrell or Terrell. The 9TH
er bodies were females; one of them has
been identified as that of Miss jenkins,
who had been attending school at Phila-
delphia.
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EASTERN Pa, Aug. 26. One span of
the Lehign Valley Railroad bridge across
the Delaware River, at this place, gave
way this morning, while two engines were
passing over it. One of the engines was
precipitated into the Morris Canal, dis
tanee of sixty feet, and the other caught
on an abutment. There were six per-
sons on the engine at the time of the dis
aster; two of them escaped injury, two
were severely burt and two were killed.
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NERRILL ]. I'LL. PhnrIpal.
STATE or VIZ MONT.


) Probate Court. kaiAe8 81 lfsstu4eif, agffie
4 asd fsF snia district ~ he 9Th asy - Aug
A y. lsse.s a. ". ANAlS and F0K0alNA
HODG kiN joint Exeeuier sna Ezsrutffx - tie
last viii ana tsssalaeHf Of iere lloiesln. lats a
Nestfeld, IN sid district. 1eeeHse8 preset fleif
administration senoant iaf aettissnenfs
Nherenpon. i Z ordered. thHs lie sans Sc se.
ieItea 70 the lsih dag ~ October nest. - the
Rrosate oiiea IL iFasfeFza ID saHd sstsfrlsi. 81
eAamlsnafiol. asd @llosanee Ana all eeaeert.s5 b
neils9 Asges5, IS pltiiea .G gliss esisF - tie
OrieaEs Independent ssaH6ard. pfAnfsa ~ tsss~
burgh lbfes seeks sueesasrsig. ~ sosss - tssf
be, tlsas they may appeaE, il fAey SO eaases =
said fiunc aaa place aEaa okssrt uilFatn.
~ 4 eANrhNGEE. fatsf.
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In North Troy, on the 25th inst, Mrs.
SARAH H., wife of Mr.. Ambrose Mason,
in the. 29th year of hera
Massachusetts papeas please notice.
In Westsield, on the 18th ult., Mr..
CHARLES BRIGHAM, aged 50 years.
In Potten, c. E., on the 22d inst, Mr..
OLIVER A. WALKER, in the 18th year OF
his age.
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Notice.

Providence permitting. the Annual
Meeting Of the Orleans County Bible
Society will be held at West Charleston,
on Tuesday the 9th of Sept. aext. A
meeting for business at lalf-past len o.
clock A. NJ; and a public service inclu-
ding sermon, at two o'clock P. NJ. The
friends of the Bible cause are earnestly
solicited to attend.
S. CHAMBERLAIN, Pres't.
Craftsbury, August 26.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

&C. In the down mail train on the
Cheshire railroad on Friday afternoon, a
vote was tax en- on the Presidential ques-
ton, WHICH resulted as follows: Fillmore
6, Buchanan IA, Fremont 80. A vote
of the ladies was taken at the same time
which resulted as follows: Fremont p,
Buchanan 4, Fillmore 2.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

ISDIANA.-In this State, Fremont car
ries all before him, 4 friend writes that
an excursion train started from town
containing 5000 inhabitants, for Bu-
chanan mass meeting, with but one soli-
tary passenger, and he walked six miles
to reach the train.
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Craftsbury, August 26.

"a Marcellus W. Lazelle, a native of
Vermont, aged about p years, was ar
rested on Saturday afternoon in New
York, on a charge of having stolen va
lise, containing $1,000, from the steam
boat Commodore.
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they float over the sea and over the land,
and in every wind under the whole heav-
ems, that other sentiment dear to every
American heart, LIBERTY AND UNION,
NOW AND FOREVER, ONE AND INsErER-
ARrr
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

THE AR,Ek BILL. A Washington COR
respondent of The New York Herald tel
egrapsssd the following on Friday eve
ing -,
Those who profess TO have a right TO
speak say that the President viii take
'slle responsibility to use the public mon
81, and pay the army, if Congress still
refuses g vote supplies. I understand
<hls evening, however, from gentleman
high q kushority, that if the two houses
adjourn Without passing the Army bill,
1ae kEesi'aant win Immediately call them
together cain" @
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THE Max.1kets-
coRREcTED WEEKLY fReA ruK \. E. FARMER.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET

WEDNESDAY,, August 20, 1855
At market 1898 Cattle, pa Reeves and 400
staras, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves. yeaRinrs, two and three years old
Prices-Markct Beef-Extra See0as 90; ist
quality, 81, 00a7 rs; % quality, S,eooae so; 30
quality, $50; ordinary, $500.
ilides-S7 ,00a7 so per cwt.
Tailow-s7 Scar, oo per cwt.
Pelts-Ss7 AIS, each,
Calf Skins-1s cts per ID.
Barrelling Cstiie-None.
Veal Calves-S5.o0 10 10.
Working Oxen--sis2 TO 200.
Cows and Calyes--Sso TO g.
Yearlings-- None.
Two Years Old-Sis to "a
Three Years 0ld-S32 TO IS.
Sheep and la1nbs--6ITo at market. Extra, 81
to 30. By lot 81. to see.
SFine-None.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

MIDDLEBURY, VT, Aug, p. Hon.
James Meaeham, member of Congress,
died here at 5 O'Clock this morning, of
congestion of the lungs, liver and brain,
after short illness.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

LAWRENCE NOT Chi
cage, Aug. 26. Advices from Leaven-
worth to Thursday state that Lawrence
was still unframed, and 1000 men, com
pletely armed, were ready to defend it at
a moments warning.
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From Kansas.

Nav 1oRK, Aug. y. The Times
has the following special dispatch, dated
Lawrence, X. T., 3 O'Clock, p. NJ. the
2Ist instant: Yesterday about four hun
dred free State men, including one hun
dred from Lanes party, attacked the
= RuiEians esiBp at Washington creek, bat
the towards ran before we got within a
mile Of them. They were strongly for
titled; they left their provisions, and we
burned their fort; we took two prisoners
near bys who say they had about sixty
men al : oeloek this morning.
Our camp marched towards Lccomp-
ton, aud at this moment can distinctly
hear the booming of cannon. a large
company of Missourians are there, but
she victory IS sure. The Dragons don't
interfere. / hasten 10 The scene.
Gov Robinson and the other Free
State prisoners have been rescued.
Shannon and the citizens of Lecomp-
Ton have fed. Slannoa refuses to call
out the troops.
Itisreported thzt at the fight near Os-
swottomie, the Free State men we're
repuIsed. with fourteen killed and sixteen
wounded.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

s@- The Republicans of Iras-
burgh are requested to meet in
the School Room over the town
hall, on Saturday evening next,
at 7 P. NJ, to nominate a candi-
date for town Representative.
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FRENCH & ROBINSON
TANNERS AND CUSExIERs,

bIfFF LIZ =
w oULD say to their friends sI,d patrons, THAT
w they are nhw prepared = zsente AL tgslefs
for Tanning IN 4 manner Eassrpasstd " any firm
IN New England. Cree Hides wnHfed ia
exchange e. Cash Remember that We pay 8
LITTLE more Tor Hides and Skins than aag body
else
Sole and Upper Leather, and Cali Skins, 81 a
superior quality slgays On hAzad, and for saic Al
the lowest market price, Ally
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

New ORLEANS, Aug. %. The stew
ard of the steamer Nautilus has been
picked up at the Balize, but he is too
much exhausted to give any particulars.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

- The Jamestown, Pa, Tribune. a
Fillmore paper, has taken down the names
which we're at the head of its columns
and hoisted the Fremont flag. The Lew
iston, Pa, Gazette has also declared for
Fremont, and the York Republican
(Amsriean1 is praying for fusion. Sc
goes The battle.
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BARRE ACADEMY.
The Fall Term will hrsin on TharSdsy. lus. y

itA III ttith WIZ " III % fhhIN1ai' AuI' =.
10 Hgsr{ iaclssiiag Rom Fiatf,tad Harsisg.
si.s5 per Vstk
EXTRACT Fnnu rHE EhioBr 90 TIM EXAM
tStAa EoAMIfTkh.---s We found the teo lriine
coudiioi~ of good school. W yrgs5' aud fse.-
0HehH1fs Of iusfrztefi1s Hblsf huppily combined
lie administration. sE Perfect o.
and tecorum prevailed ulflD3I ans aps.'
exsfcEe - authority 80 che part 81 ils ~,
~ llls a>Eqciaffs, THIS aid have So eb.s
from giss aad dorof8h 'laeipiins r. eAa',l.''.
taH. aaa nq Flfff rtIlofmapce, ~ ~
effect, hfst ~ ~ ai.d aapssi, eos 20 erht Y-I
the irue sfa8dis Of the ellasar ae . liga @ ~
vel sasfaiuei h : ssanisfS tire purpose q Sac
ieachsr 20 uake genuine saHiof than lest Hsi}
sliswg scholars
Ne eheaFiplv ayf'i=l Hi qre q ul- excellent
schools IN ctr State sud worthy iAe patf9nase q
The frfHds 81 fossnd LarHipg - SO Hrs iiafpF 10
kngw thsf q = reeeiFns this ina barge afEfes
Aupir ~ iasnrfHss. 81 - y. y. skaf-'-
= ffasre, JAS 81, ls56. s2slw.
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Making 3 per cent. for the
year ending August /, 1856. Said per centage to
be cast upon the original amount Of the premium
note, without reference TO any endorsement and
to be paid to the Trensurer AZ his office in Mont-
pelier, or before the 18th day oil October, 1866
The twenty ninth Annual Report Of the Com
pany VIII be published early in September. and
forwarded to the Members of tile Company. to
which they are referred for nll statement Of the
business Of the Company orthe past wear.
Members ofihe Company viii find IN the hsnds
Of The Representative elect 10 the Legislature, a
schedule showing the amount oil assessment due
from each respectively; and they are particularly
desired TO see that the money for their assess-
meDt is forwarded 10 the Office ia October. The
assessments must be paid when due A little
attention to this on the pTt OF the Members OF the
Company, yili save them expense and trouble.
1T. THURSTON, Treasurer
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

- > p9Fslon of President Pierce's
ia'aal5 8 a long Branch, L. L, and the
FTesideat sexpected there in a few DAYS
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VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE co.
Notice OF Assessment for 1a56.

THE Members of the VERMONT MUTUAL
Il FIRE ms TRANCE COMPANY are hereby
notified, that the following assessments have been
made by he Directors on sl Notes in force on the
following havs 10 ,rif.
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DECLINATION.
BARTON, Aug. 81, 1856.

BARTON, Aug. II, 1000.
TO tie Republicans Of Orleans Co.
The Republican County Con-
vention having authorised your
County Committee to supply any
vacancies that might occur in
their County ticket and Judge
Cleveland having notified the
Committee that he declines the
nomination rendered to him for
Senator, the Committee have seen
fit to supply the vacancy thus
occasioned by substituting the
name of WILLIAM B. COLE
of Charleston.
J. p. SKINNER,
Chairman Repub. Co. Comm.
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Our apparatus is in every respect equal, and
ln many respects superior 10 any ia Northern Yer
mont 1t is peculiarly adapted to tie wants Of
an Academy, and VIII be in constant use. We
elaim this as one CT the marked advantages which
We pUssess over sister Institutions.
We have a full set Of Cutters Physiological
Maps, Maps Of the World, a Terrestrial and c.
ies.iaI GIohe Nr.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

The Nestor Of the Bar Of Central
New York, Joshua 4. Spencer, heads a
ia q aeafly one thousand names to a
cal saz DC formation of a Fremont and
Daslea Out in Utica.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-29

g Hon. Anscn Bprlingame addressed
an imposing Fremont meeting at Harris
burgh on Monday evening. 4'e
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BOARD. ROOMS. SO.

The Trustees have made extensive arrange
ments for boarding students. at ihe lowest rates,
yiz:-Si,5o to sl,75 per week, including eycry-
thing except lights. They have also provided
ample accommodations for such as mny wish to
board themselves course much pursued Al this
school