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distribution among the subscribers, whose names are
received previous TO the 2shsof January, 5,is much
larger ard more costly than on any previous year
Among the leading works in Seulpure-executcd in
the Nv oOD NYMPiI," the Rastsof the Great Amer
lean Statesmen, CLAY, WEBSTER & cAtho5UNi
also the exquisite Ideal Bust, "SPRtNG," AfoLLo
AND DIANA in marble life size. Together with the.
following Groups and Statues in CarTara Marble-oF
the Struggle for the Henri, Venus aud Apple: Phyche
Masdaeil; Child of the Sea; Innocence; Cap'iye bEa
uEda collection otseveral hundred FINE OH PAINT
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

| GREAT SUCCESS Is always the most
VI conclusive proof of great merit. Judged by this
test there s labor saving maehne before tie pub
lie comparable With Singers Sewing hachines.-
States. they exhibited Ut the late "Expositioh
uniVersele' IN France, where they carried on the
highest premium; and great mandatory in which
TO make them has been built In Paris.
IN EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY
In which sewing is 10 be done these machines can be
used with Immense profit. AS the speed Of the Rail-
way train Is 10 travelling foot, is sewing with
Singer = Machines compared with hand sewing. No
tailor, shoemaker, dress maker, carriage thinner,
saddler, halter, etc, etc.. should be without The
fair prof: Of using one Of these machines regularly
emPlo!ed,t is
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
In all private families whore there Is much sewing
to b0 done, these machines are an invaluable assis
tance Planters and hotel keepers 1nd them IRr:iCu
larry convenient and profitable. These mac hues are
simple In their construction aud very strong and du
rable, bllng the only kind OF Sewing Machine ever
made BY winch ever! sort Of work, coarse or fine,
be perfectly executed. Thousands Of iEfurior and
worthless Sewing Machines have been mace aud sold
under various nlmes, but Singers Machines alone
have been found ever! where 10 sauf! the wants Of
/ the public.
Piaih printed Instructions for using arc seui with
each machine, from whch any readily acquire
The art cf managing them. The machines are packed
securely IL 20 10 ANY part OF the world To all per-
application by letter at either OF offices ors ard u
copy of /. NJ. Singer Co.'s Gazette, paper wholly
| ueNOled ID Inc sewing Nathne interest.
! l. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
Principal oflce, No. :23 Broadway. New York.
BRANCH oFFICks.
No. II Hanover street. Boston,
No. 81 Chapel street, New HaY,n, CT.
! Gloversvillc, n. Y.
| No. ga Broad street. Newark, n. J.
| No. lac Chestnut street, fhiludGl Lia.
| No. los Baltimore street, Baltimore.
No. 80 Westminster street. Providence, r. |.
| No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati.
J No. 6J North Fourth street. St. Louis.
No. 81 st. harIes st!eCt, New Orleans.
/ No. 90 DauPhin street, Mobile.
I December H. ISsG-Iy
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AN Ord
PERMANENTLY fixing th


pERMANENILY hXing INC llme Tor
l. holding the District Court and Court of Common
Pleas in the ninth Judicial District Of Ohio.
1t is ordered by the Judges OF the Court of Common
Pleas in the NINTH JUTIC1AL nSI BlCT of the
State of Ohio. that the terms Of tho DlSTRlt 7
COURT, AND IHE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
shall in each year hereafter be held In the several
Counties of said District. commencing ut the times
following, to wit. -......
DISTRICT COURT.
=, ,,o o,,,, - popT lcE on Tho c,,rh Monday
n 'he count! VI A-A'A oH tAo ''"''" ''o"'
OIL Maten. &c rp1rupr11t an tho orst uo,d,v
III 'he coumt! ", -. ~ ~ , ~ vi f sf' n u.s. '
heN suceoeulns o ag ~ u ! ~ y " H. ~ ~ u,Io,
In Inc count! oL on IN, t,e ,n,Ia """oas
neXt succeeuls N 'e ,nt fSur ", Man.
III .ne eou! a. trn fnru Mandr WV ~ w,r,
day next succeeding INC i3mrIh Mohday o. Matcl.
In the county oI "a ohhholh on tme Ut" Hno"u'!
next ensuing sne iUur',' er p1l .H"" ~ .
III u.S Sp"nH eHth ~ nnni,. OF m"rot ' 'i0"'"' "0
ensuing the iouftn Monqay @. MSre.:
In tho county OF LAKE onthe hfst Monday oil , ep'
'emoet: cE,Ic, -, t,, c,,.1,v rox,
IN lh comht! %. unI,, unnoun CIV NV n"."to"' "0>
succeeding te hrs. nS"HSs sr T uii1 ,ird
Il nj IN tne count! vi A"h iAnohA oh '"S '"'iN
Monday oil oep'emoer'
| COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
! FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In the county of COIUMBIANA on the second Mon
Hs9Sr,h H%S q, SHu,% MonS"y of Seitember.
In Inc County of G x ARROLLo on the fourth Monday
of February the second Monday next succeeding the
second s,tsn tii'tHas Tuesday Of October. ~ w
~ inc to Go"E IVA o. HomdaH next v sec"err hn third
Mnniny ofMny. and the second Monday next succeed.
| mo The second Tuesday of October.
M ,e con,y Of poRTA GE on the second Monday
If February tie Third Monday ofN1ay, ana the fourth
| Mon,Inv of Srutembcr '' f.s-
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THE INDIAN FAIRY BOOK.

From the Original Legcnds. With illustrations by
McIENAs. Engraved by ANTHONY. 335 PIP. lamO.
plain. Price. s. 0U; fun gilt, 81 50.
Th Sc arc vcT.Lible legends, which kavc doubtless
beer toldtim aud again 10 the dusSy ma lens the
Indian fresde, before the white man robbed him of
his hunting grounds. The book is ishundsOmely gotten
up, ard is beautiful gin book for all seasons.
II PAny Of tho above Looks will be sert by mail
pos paid, on the receipt of the refill prce.I II
N.B.-MASON BROTHERS are now publishing a
SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
to be s,ld exclusively by age@ts, Of style entirely
new in subscription books. Full particulars sem
when desired.
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o. The dancing community is Informed
that there will be u ball at DAYS Hall on
Christmas Eve. A gay time is expected. X
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PI,a,on's f,l.cisE. Hair InvigoratOr

The most complete rce of the XII evcr before Of
f,red to the public. IL s stood the test of twenty
years in this country, and not one of The many hun
drcds cf limitations have bocn able to compete with u
for preserving, dressing and beautiiyig the Hair, and
timLc; In short il is everything the hair requires
Price fty cents and dollar per botts.
December II, ISjG-6m
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THE HUMOROUS POETRY

OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE FROM CHAUCER
TO SAKE. BY JAMES PARTON. 600 PIP. I2mo.
cloth. Price, 81 so. Gilt sides and edges, 81 25.
Also, Octave edition of the same work, bound in
the following styles; Sheep Library, 50 81; Imitation
Morocco, 81 Ud; Half Calf AMI Morocco Antique
and Extra. 81 50; Full Calf, Gil. Extra, Sc GO; Full
Morocco, Gilt and Antique. ST 90.
This volume, containing the greatest amount Of
humorous verse, is pronounced the most amusing
book in existence. 1t has rapidly run through four
editions, and Is how in active demand. II contains
six hundred and flty of the best comic poems ever
writer, including all tho gems from thirty volumes of
Punch, the best things of Hood, Byron, Scott, Lowell
etc, aE4 It is an elegant and4ppropridt9 ST. book for
E,is OF ANY other season,
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Legal Notice.

JEREMIAH TRUESDALE, Sherbourne
U TrucsdaIc, and the unknown heirs of Betsy Bell
deceased. whose names and place Cfrcsdence are un-
known, all ofwhom residents of the state Of
Ohio. will tax, notice that on the 81 day OF Decem
Der, A. D., 1856, Orpha Jane Bancroft Gled in the
court of common pleas within and for the county of
Portage and state of Oho her certain petition where
in said Orpha Jane Bancrois plaintiff and they (ho
above named parucs)and others GIe defendants, set
ting forth that said plaintiff is lis owner in fee simple
of an undivided tureo-gevenths part oftho following
real estate to wits situate IN the township uf Nelson
county OF Portage, and site of Ohio. and being in lot
No. 80, in said township and bounded as fOlows be-
ginning in the state road leading from NeleOn centre
to II! centre OF Wndham at the south corner OF
land owned by PhineDs NJ. Tinker; thence running
east one hundred and ten and thrce-fourths rods;
thence south nine rOds thence west one hundred and
four rods TO said road thence northcriy said read
TO the place Of gnnng-c0ntaining seven and three
fourths ca acres of land; that said premises were
conveyed to this plaintin by deed in fee simple for
valuable considerations some time during the year
u. 1876. by jeremiah Truesdale, Jane Truesdae and
Alexander Truesdalc; that said deed has been accI
denta!y destroyed before the same was put on record
that said Alexander Trucsdulc is dead and the dcfcn
dants in this case are his heirs. Said petition prayt
that the several defendants therein mentioned may be
ordered to convey by deed in fee simple undivided
three sevcntts part CT the above described land ant
that default thereof said premises may be ad udged
| 10 paiEtin suCh manner as may be c0nfOrnaGle to
law. and for such relief as equity may REQUIRE.
Said defendants will he required to answer said pc
tltion by he 7th day of February, A. ID. 1857.
TAYLOR IL HORTON,
Dec. II, lsjG-Gw Atty's for P'F.
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THE STAFF OF LlFE.--A superior arr
ticle Of Flour constantly on hand, made expressly
for home consumption and warranted; 4, 8 !.
Rayenna, Nov. 20, 1856
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Ncw ArnSrOtype and Photography
Rooms,

II FORD, ARTIST, las purchased the
L Ambrolyre Rooms in seyn ours Block, and is
now ready to take any style of ltkeResses ever made
in this country, embracing Ambrotypes, Daguerreo-
types, Photographs, Shpereotypes and Autographs.
Having had longer experience in the business than
any operator in town, and as good ipstrYments and
chemicals and by close application to lis business,
with a thorough knowledge of all the improvements
of the art he is confident of giving entire satisfaetioR
TO all who may favor him with their patronage.
Mr. F. would cordially inyte all TO call at his
rooms and examine Lis large collection Of spec mems,
Whether wishing llkehcsses or not, and be convinced
that il isthe place TO get them when wanted. ,a
JFPaiticular attention paid to taking pictures OF
Children. All pictures put up in the most approved
sye and bach cd mp with the same material used by
North, Ryder ard Mrs. Short, of Cleveland and all
flrst-cass artists, viz: BLACK VAENisH that viii NOS
crack instead Of cheap cotton velvet.
*.*Don't forget the place, Se!mour's Block, oppoy
site the 0urt House.
lnrrnnn Nov Ii. 1S5G-N
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THE TRIUMPH (oMPLETE


AH0othsr perfect care ef Epilepsy by DR.. HaHes's
EPftePtie Pills.
DURNIETs, PERorIaAS's Co., Oct. 1st, 1853.
nr. Hanee-Dear Sit: Having afflicted with falling
stt for some years past, determined to give your
pills trial. advertisement nf which saw in some
Of the papers,, and continued TO use them for some
months, until was entirely cured. believe them
10 be frst rate article; and since have used them,
have not had one attack, and now in the enjoy
ment of good health.
am very. respectfully, yours, Sc,
JONATHAN J. JACOBS.
p. s.. The pills were recOmmelde, 10 me by Mr..
Nathan Newly, of this county, TO whose address you
sent Them.
Those Pills, besides curing Epilepsy, arc a specific
for all notifications Of nervous disease. Price 50
per box; two boxes for s.; twelve boxes for $24,
Persons enclosing remittluee will have the ills
sent them through the mail, its rccep:. For sale
by Seth s. Hance No. I05 BaltlIuore street, Nd, to
whom all orders from all part of the Union must
bo addressed, sent, la-lIn
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MAI}RTE

MARRIED..
In Drakesburgh, on the evening Of the
9Th inst, by o. l.. Drake, Esq Mr.. SER.
vETIUs DERTmcK, to Miss I lHEuDoCIA HUB
BARD, all OF brakes burgh.
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WlLLIAM HOWIT1', the celebrated En-
w gl:sI author, writos for the Saturday Evening
Post. TALLENGElTA, OR THE SQUArTER's
HOMIE. Sec Prospectus in another place.
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JOlln Nis.lcl's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has been appointed aud qualified as admin
istra"r on the estate of John Fisher, late of Portage
co. decea Sed. Dated tt Palmyra, Nov. Il, 1856.
Nov. 81, ISJG-iw LESTER p. WILSON.
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T LIGHTHOUSE ISLAND, an original
IL Novclet, by the author OF ZIBLAH,u &c., will be
published III the q Saturday Evbping POST" See
AProspectus In another place,
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CANTERBURY TALES

BY HARRIET LEE. vols. I2mo. cloth. Price, 81 %.
These striking and remarkable novels have long
beed standards in English literature, and 1t Is believed
will not fail to be appreciated by American readers
They favorites of Lord BYRON, ,wLo wrote "Noh-
lug of Seors is finer tina The German Tale ad-
mi red it when boy, aud have continued to like what
dill theB." The Spectator said: "Therc is scarcely
any educated person OF this century who has not, at
some time other, drawn a sincere pleasure from
these pages" The Edinburgh Post said: Few read
ers of enterninng literature be ignorant of these
popular productions;" and also, "The pure morality
which regns through these iales-which scarcely
dare to call fctons-wll render them the most eligible
reading for young persons They ought to be IN every
family library"
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SILKS, SILKS.--A large stock of plaid
~ striped aud changeable silks be found at No
Phenix Block. IL L DAY.
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UN SATURDAY, THE THIRD Day OF January, 1857
HARPER & BROTHERS, NEW YORK,
Will Issue the first number of Weekly Newspaper
t. be entitled
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NEW BOOKS
FOR THE
HOliday32
MASON BROTHERS.

Win publish carly in the month Of December,
THE PLAY.DAY BOOK:
New Stories for Young Polks.. with ten fGll-pago
Illustrators.
by FANNY FERE.
3c0 pp 6no. cloth. Price, IS cents; full gilt 81 IS.
Triumphant as has been tho success Of ths fdyOrite
American auihoress Ia every department Of literature
which she has attempted, her genius yet saines it
most peculiar lusre her writings for the young
Here Is her Ortc aud here she stands indisputaby
the head Of living authors.
"Littc Fern" Issued by her few years since, has
already, it is believed, enjoyed greater sale than
other ork OF It's class; yet the book We
we'll deserves to even distance It's predecessor Ia
and popularity. II is or fascinHlihg interest, every
page sparkling with the viVaeity ard grace Ct its
thor and is rich in instruction as we'll amusement
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GARPETING.-20O yards Brussels car
" Ptng, 900 yardstbree ply carreng, 500 yards ln-
grain earretng, 900 yards cotton HLd wool earpehBR,
hOOr cloth, oil eluh stair carpeting and DruRgei juSt
received at No Phenix BLOCK. l. DAY.
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pPRINTS. Il 900 yards best yard wide
l. English calico for 122 cts per yurd atAo Phenix
Block, HLDAY.
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RROCHA SHAWLS.-The largest stock
- Of broehs shawls offered in this market at No
Phebix Block. DAHS 4.
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HA rs AN d CA p s.
J. 7. GREEN, No. 3, Phcnix Ilock,
Srnt. L. 1GIG
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Nj ERINOS, OPERA FLANNELS, &c.
Ill Plain French Meriaos, good stock of eo!ersi
slso plaid Merinos for chdrers wear, with plaid and
figured Flannnls can be seen 1T II. L.. DAYS.
Sept. 25, 1855 No. Phenix Block.
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Fan Styles

NLOVES.-Geut's Fur and Buck Gaunt.
" lets and Driving Gloves, at No. 3 Phoenix Block.
November 2G, 1856. J.T. GREEN.
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NAPS.-A fine assortment of winter Caps
" for Men aud Boys at all prices and styles, Call
II and examine them at No. 3 Phoenix Block.
November 90, 1856. J.T. GREEN.
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OVER SIIOES.--500 pairs Ladies' Rub
" bers. sandaisand Gators atNo, 2. phenix Bloek
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DRINTS.--A huge pile Of prints just OPEN
i ing, consisting of Mernmacks, Spragues, Coche-
Goes, etc, and the best prints for G. cents sol6
within the corporation. PRENTIss, HOPKINS & Co.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05
STATE OF VERMONT,


4 ! a Probate Court holden at Irasburch. with.
n IN and for said district on the 26th day Of
November, 1856, Joseph + Brown, administrator
Of the estate Of HENRY ALLEN, late Of Barton
deceased, represented to said Court that decedent
m his lile time entered into contract, binding in
law and equity, with one Giles W. Clarke, Of
Charleston m this State, 10 deed to said Clarke
certain lands and the appurteHances thereto be-
longing lying IN said Charleston, 10 wit: one hlin.
drcl acres Of the south easierlv half Of lot No 5
IN tile first division exclusive Of about acres
heretofore decided 10 Ebenezer Cole, also excent.
ing 10 acres decided 10 Benjamin Fuller; also
about Is acres Of lot No. 10 In the first division
which said contract was NJ the decease Of said
Allen, and nov is unexecuted, and PRAYING for
license and authority 10 deed said lands according
TO the terms Of said contract, agreeably 10 the
statute IN such case made AMI provided
therefore il IS ordered BY said Court that pub-
lic notice be given to al persons concerned
therein, 10 appear before said court at a session
thereof 20 be held NJ SAID lrasburgh, on the l7th
day II December, 1856. that they may be heard
in TIE matter aud show cause why license should
not be grated as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeka
successively IN the Orleans Independent Standard,
a Newspaper printed at lrIsburgh 10 this State,
Tue Last 81 which publications. shall be before the
day assigned for hearing as aforesaid
Given under ny hand at the Probate Office in
lrasburgh, this 26h day Of November. A. D. 1853
41"s u. CAkPENrER Judge.
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JOHN @. BADGERS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.
ORLEANs DIsrRIcr. Isl.

A Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said
"A District on the ID day Of December, A. D.
1856
WHEREAS, EBENEZER T. CONANT. Exc.
cEtor Of the last VIII and Testament Of John @
Badger, late Of Greensboro, in said district de.
ceased, proposes to render an account Of his ad.
ministraton, and TO present his account against
SAID estate for examination and allowance for the
pupose Of making partition and distribution y
the residue OF said estate, under decree of said
court. among the persons who are by law entitled
to the same:
It's therefore ordered by said court that the
same come under consideration and be heard al
the Probate. Office in Irasburgh, on the 2eth day
Of December, A. d. 1856. And it is further or.
dered, that all persons interested be notified
hereof by publication Of a copy Of the record o.
this order in the Orleans Independent Standard
printed at Irasburgh, three weeks successfully
previous TO said time Of hearing, that they NAV
appear aud contest the allowance Of said account.
If they see cause: and also be heard By SAID
court in the matter Of partition and distribution
Of said estate.
BY tee Court.
asEs ~ CARPENTER, Judge.
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DIED.

al DIGESTr Suc1t- IS THE TRUE MEANING
of the word "PEPSIN,'' or ofthe two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE
FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR.. J.
S. HOUGHT0N, of Philadelphia, from the fourth
Stomach of the Ok, for the cure of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. 1t is Natures own remedy for an
unhealthy Stomach. No artof man can equal its
curative powers. 1t renders GOOD EATING
perfectly consistent with HEALTH.
u See Advertisement in another column.
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The ENGLISH CLERGY.-The last
number OF the English Ecclesiastical
Gazette, contains thirty advertisements
Of places for curates. Out of this num-
Der, only one offers G100 year. There
is one at 800, one or two at $50, and the
rest rapidly fall from 970 down TO s26,
with a small furnished house, where the
rector is nonresident. One is unique.
II offers $50, with the use of the rectory
house-the curate to buy the rector's fur
niture at valuation of $36Ol Another
gives $40 in a parish of nearly 5000,
where there is daily service.
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MARGARET MILLER'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.

A I a Probate Court holden at Probate Office
IA in lrasburgh within and for said District.
on the Sd day of December, A D. 1856:
AN INSTRUMENT, purportirg TO be the last
VIII and Testament Of MARGARET MILLER.
late of Greensboro, in said District, deceased was
presented to the court here for Probate, by Peter
Buchanan, the executor therein named
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said Court, at session
thereof, 10 be held at Irasburgh, on the 14th day
Of January, A. D. 1868, and contest the Probate
Of said Will; and it is further ordered. that this
order be published three weeks successfully Ia
me orleans Independent Standard, news paper
printed at Irasburgh, in the State. the last Of
winch shall be previous to the day assigned as
aforesaid for hearing. Given under my hand at
the Probate Office, at Irasburgh, this Sd day Of
December, A. D. 1856.
4sw3 MARSHAL CARPENTER, Judge.