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WHEELING AND PhKKEEsBURs.-The Wheeling Intelligcn-
Ger states that Capt Roberts is constructing Of the
shipyards Of that city fine steamer Of beautiful model
which is intended TO form couneron with the PArkers-
burg railroad Capt Booth Is also about build
70 be placed on The same route
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THE KeDt-.Ey military Institute, directed by
hoard of the STATE under the sspsfin
tendepce OF Col Z. W. MORGAN, distinguished graduate OF
Wesi Pont engineer, Sided able faculty.
The that taught In the best colleges win he
addition extended mathematics meoinnict
geology also IN English caiure
historical readings keepns and business os and IN moo
languages. -, !, ~
The annual session opens on me second MONDAY
In September h stpfehorO 1875 Charge ses per hnyeas
session, payable In advance - -. =.
The EXTENSION buildings will rsahe room rs session of
dona students been necessarily de-
e,urd made before the 18th OCTOBER
the Hon secetaries Of war ard OF The
Treasury -.
superintendent a. wirary Institute ffanh coun
y, Kentucky" or the undersigned. : ,v
Aug l6-eodDk eptl5tbOct President Of the boaro'
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COMMERCE. BALTMoRE.-The amount Of duties re-
ceived in Baltimore during the first eight months Of the
present year S4567 IS in of the period Of
year. and S20358s So above the total receipts for the
-Asr 1855. An average increase during the
e. MONTH, If the present year will carry there
cepts up to about 81, 500, 900, mn pe,..-- :.
port of foreign merchandise into the por. .
rapidly angmenting. IT is stated that the expo
Baltimore foreign ports during the present yen. are
largely of these of any previous year. showing
that there has been large and healthy increase both IN
the inward and outward bound commerce Of the port
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prom LONDON
4 Pride Prejudice ny Mis-, Austen. vol. 81
Mansfield Park by Mise Austen. vol 81
NarfaspRer Abbey; by Mis-, Austen. I vol. 81
Sense and sensihiyJ by Miss Austen. VOL " cents.
Ermn; by Miss Austen I vol ~ cents
The Inbsri'spce; by Miss Ferrisr. rol- 81 IS.
Marriage ny Miss Ferrer. vol. o. as
DESTINY; by Mics Ferrisr. I vol. 81 Is.
New ednons, just imported by the undersirnsd.
being unohtninshle,
Aus lst FRANcK TAYLOR
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an . fs-dde's History OF the secret Societies OF
France '"' by Hon. Jeremiah Clemens Of Ala
barra. -. a, ~. Tr,,..r.;,r =,
Liberty and saveryy by Beos o. me gnx,rs Of
Virginia fhaNN
Aug
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Know ALI by these that " has r,easedy
and Of America from all further
biV on claim for The evidence Of debt
,umb.T the sum - iysued by The tate republic Of
Texas State cf Texs me case may
by secofdnnfe WIN ue
Congress- enped An sc provide iof me
republic of Jsras as are CON-
Of Congress of September nine rhesn
ded approved February, lt sne ~ sci
OF the lst Of February, lsst
win s.pVh andH nd seal
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Further Notice TO Holders Of California war
Bonds.
THE hode Of California bonds are hereby further potheo
their ONCE
Of Nov UNI
which they and direct The payment
- JAMES w. DENVER,
SAMUEL n, SMITH,
Commissioners California WsT Debt.
lstNov
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SAFETY or THE ARAEIL-The Persia brings assurance
Of the safety Of the Arabia she having spoken the latter
vessel of the Stags inside Of Cape Clear Sunday the
24th at 81 The Arabia therefore, would probably
arrive in Liverpool Monday, the 25th The Arabia is
the that the Blonde Rock and sailed from
Halifax, il viii be remembered leaking las report said al
the rate Of 20 tons hour The appehensons that she
would reach Liverpool therefore thus happily
nlauellnh
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So,RuTY ~ room SFhm-Tbe food question is pro
ducnE much alarm in Spain The government has made
purchases Of in France where prices lower Th'
municipality Of vRlladold has presented address to r
Queen in which stated that the capital Of old CASTLE
which is tho centre Of production and for grain
finds itself entirely destitute
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COMMERCIAL BANK % PEHTH ANRoTs-The president Of
the Commercial Bank Of Perth Amboy publishes card
stating that the bank has paid every claim against IL and
been relieved from al legal restrictions by the chancellor
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GOAL, COAL, OoALt-Unluadns this week. Of 50
v psrior red ash fcrg Sizs) coat
Eiso ON caro- and of Lshirh
the sending their orders
article a dersts advance prime
Pine, oak, and hickory wood always on hand.
Coal kept under cover 2.9io ppuuds 10 The ton
r. J. w. NJ. GAIT.
sen s-ar Northwest Of 1aih and streets No 81,
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RAILROAD AoCDEET-The Petersburg Express learns that
while the mail train its way TO Godsboro North Car
olina, Monday evening several miles from that
place, the locomotive into large sand bank which
had been washed down upon the road from Of the deep
cuts The locomotive and tender were smashed and the
engineer and fireman killed.
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OFFICIAL

TEEAsuET DEF4KrS2Er,
AUgusa ~, lssS
Whereas me following uihi Congress
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An OLD oxE.-The Newburyport Herald says:

An oNE-The Newburyport Herald says:
Mr. Solomon P. Felker, in cutting stick Of whte-oak
timber the other day, opened upon toad that had
come down to from former generations Webster
said TO his fish. Over him had grown sixty grains
rings OF the oak indicating that that had been his home
for years least where he had existed without
air without water, without food At first be paid at
tenton being turned in the world again. and
manned in perfectly torpid state but after lying in the
few minutes he marched off hopping mad and just
as fresh and vigorous a one"
WISCONSIN RAKKs-The Superior (Wisconsin) Chroni-
Gle says
The report of the bank comptroller of Wisconsin
the number of banks doing business in the State under the
general banking law the 3st ult thirty with
aggregate capital of o0o amount of notes issu
ed and in circulation that date aggregate
of securities assigned in trust the State
urer Sl5T4o 900 specie deposite $4,000 OF the
cures there is Michigan State stock the amount Of
S22, 000"
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TuASEs--Tbe Fort Hamilton Relief Society at New
York published card returning thanks 70 the many
ph ysoans the ladies and gentlemen Of New York Brook
lyn Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Norfolk, as well ns 70
the Howard Association ofNorolk who have all nobly
rendered their aid during the prevalence Of the yellow fever
there
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR-Tbe third annual fair Of the Green
brier Agricultural Society held Mt Lewisburg Virginia
on the 9th 2Sth and 10th Of August well attended
and accounts represent il having been in all respects
highly credtabe 10 the association The annual address
was delivered by Gen Gilbert s. Meem Of Shenandoah in
the presence Of vast audience
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pIFLE PRACTICE, ny Lieut. Col Jacob, Bombay NJ
IN London. l-sS.
on Metallic Bosn and Army F1ouiinr Wagons. ny Major
nenral artillery. ! vol London. 1856.
British Navy Last FOR July, 1886.
Red Settlement n The Northwest. ny Aernndnr N
vol. London. 1856.
IN, siege Of Kss Nv u. sandwth chief Of the medicn
vol London. 1855.
Conpoy History of the Royal ssppers and Mincrs voir
don. 1855.
History Of the Bengal Artillery. ny Captain Buoks, a
rrnern I vol London.
Crmpheilp Military Dictionary, IamrsF military Dict
stocquesr's Military Encyclopaedia, purnss French and
snary Dictionary, Ducseus Technolorcni military Dict
tnr " FRkNCK TkyL
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Having seen in a number Of our exchanges conflicting
reports concerning the discovery Of valuable guano
island called New Nantucket have asked and obtained
leave to make the following:
Extract from despatch q Commodore William AerUins com
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DRINTING-PBESs for sale, cheap for cash.-A double
cylinder Hoes printing press good ruupng order being
which the Washington Union newspaper
printed. Apply III this Office.
May l5-d1tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

EpW ARD pan kkK,
Orgriile.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
Otauile I]aiIq 4Sutte ReturG

AFa1cA vs.. CHINA-Deputy sheriff 10
bart arrested n niggcr on Saturday, for
beating "a Chinaman. John said the "csl-
lerd pusson" owed him wages for work anil
labor DONE" and upon his calling on him for
the amount due, was maltreated, abused,
lambasted, and knocked endways in very
inhuman and barberous manner.
John didn't express himself precisely IN
this manner, but his gestieuatio4s, expires
sions of grief. and personal appearance, de
noted conclusiveiy that such were the facts.
The black republican was incarceratcd 10
await his trial
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
NEW FANCY GOODS !

NglSS VI. l. DEARBORN, WOULDSAY TO HER
vi friends and Tie public generally, that by calling
al the LADIES ENChANGE, They can be shown a
beautiful asSurtmen of the latest Styles of Ladies'
French Hats, OF most exquisite beauty and finish.
Also, lot ot Choice rerfuncry and Totlet Articles,
all oi which have just been received direct from The
importers. aug20-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

THEATRE LAST NIGHr..-Thc performance
Of the Robinson family last evening, called
out full house. Such entertainments as
they offer, deserve encouragement, Judging
from the one given last night La Petit
Susan is certainly a wonder for one so
young, and indeed many older actresses VIC
might mention, would do well to take lessons
from her. Her dancing is bewitchingly beau
tful Mr. Robinson as Brown, and Miss
Clara in the characters of Mrs. Brown and
Eliza, were each Of them worry excellent.
Thompsons Irish jig was better done than
We have seen for many day. In fact the
whole performance was very mcritorious.
Mr.. Robinson informs us that from, here
he intends going to Marysville, where the
company will play for a fortnight, and that
in the meantime he shall increase his Com
pany, after which, the Company will re-
turn here and remain at least month.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
SELLING OFF AT COST!
Ladies' Emporium of Fashion.


INTENDING TO CHANGE HER BUSlN ESS. offers
n Tor sale, AT COST her large and well selected
MILLINERY. LADIES' APPAREL, GENTLE.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS. FANCY DRY
GOODS, Sc, would respectfully call the attention OF
this community the act that although she may no
have 80 Inmsnss a STOCK me LddieS EIch.Hge, Yet
SIZE WILL. NOT BE UNDERSoLD.
Among her block may be found Ladies' Dress
Gouis, French Lawns, Prpted Jacoues,
Fancy and Plain Swiss Nuslins French
Lawns and Gmghalns. Ihibeis, be-
aines, PoplIns Siins. EmbrDi-
derl. Linen EdgIngs aud
lnsertin.s, Mantlllas,
A choice lot of Millinery Ribbons. laces Flowers,
Bh,n,,.s Head dresses and Mourning Goods.
I.eghorn Hats for Boys, Gunp Halls Tor Misses -
FG.rIies of every variety, Bed Ticking, Linen Dam-
ask and Crash. ScutCh and French Diaper. Enbrui-
dcred and ,rass Cloth SHIRTS, Marstillcs, Quits, Long
Clol,. and Mesquite Aes.
Gents Gods-Druwers and Undershirts, Crayats,
flandkerchirfs Gloves Linen Smrts
Millinery WORK and Mamttu Making executed with
nc,tncss and prumptitudo.
ES- have Just received in addition So The above
stock, beautiful assortment OF Clothing Hats, Caps
Shirts &c, suitable for Boys.
1hankfuh lur the liberal patronage of my friends,
IA continuation of the same from them and the public
generally. is respectfully solicited
VI. l. NEWELL.
Montgomery street. opposite IiunIoon's Exchange.
bruvr. Nay ii, leai. ~ -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
BEST HAVANA CIGARS

A Nd TORACCo-WHuLESALE AND RETAIL
~ at Bluch's Cigar and Tobacco Emporium, ovei
the Phoenix saloon. PHI. WATEkuAN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
FOR SALE !.

49, TIE building and lot situated ON Montgom-
lE;a cry street. and known as she Hotel de France
E;iI with n lot ON each stie with a stable. HE
house is now doing good business and is one of the
hest business stands in the place One OF the part
ners being Obliged leave for the purpose OF settling
some family business, sthe reason offered for soins
this valuable property
For further particulars apply on the premises
o.a-tf CL0UCNEr BULLl0D.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

WM. II. ABELL,......G General AuctiOneer
FOR ORONILiE AND BUTTE COUNTY
as in any part oI the cnnn promptly attended to
Goods. Furniture, STOCK and Real Estate sold on
Fommlss"a. ~,d be promptly attended 10. ANA eA'
posOd 10 The bert advantage.
REGULAR SALE DAYS, v LpNEsDAs AND Sal
Conditions of Salc-TERMS CASH.
a LII PURCHASES OF REAL ESTATE must
II "A nakcn drpusit OF ten per cent. on lh" day o
SAFE the balance - the delivery ol the Deeds. ~
eur Sales room VIII always be- io1nd large h>Sofl-
sut.u of Groc,rics aud rnyIiiuI-, " iucs. LQuuro
aud cigars wholesale aud retaIl. Ut prices "hlc
defy cumpetilio ~ Orovilic or Marystlilo. Call ahd
ste for yours Ives btturt purchasing else" mere.
heiurmbhe ~i.M--Mtrrs street. above Bird. s2'H
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
EVERY DESCRIPTION !
AMONG WHICH ARE PRINCIPALLY

uplCH FLOUNCED SILK ROhES: plain Bro
4 u cade Silks; Saline striped Mozambique silks ;
plain black do plain black ANA ribbed Italian Silks ;
all cuors Sk Velvet a colurS French Satns finest
plain and figured n'lare. all wool fine French Cash,
nIeres large assortment of French and English
Meriuus: t!nr wur-led and all wool Fiaids Emnroi-
deries Of all descriptions large supply OF tne linen
and pearl Thread Lace aud The latest style of Grape
Buge Collars and SleeVrs the finest assortment of
Bay State Long Shuwis latest style Paris made Silk
Velvet, GRAY cloth. AID al, cOlors laies' Tulmas,
Mnntillas and Gioaks tine silk Ladies' Manlias all
colors and sly les aud the largest and most extensive
assortment of Ladies' Misses and Children'> Caters
and Shoes, with or without heels, White Goods,
lIaragcs, Lawns. Manlillas, Shawls Bonuets, Kid
Glovec--in Everything pertaining TO ladies wear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
GENTLEMENS' HING

and Gentlcmens' Furnishing Geuds-Coals, Pants
VESTS Boots, shoes Hats, SHIFTS, Cravats, Socks and
Tnder Clothing.
firm is now in the Atlantic states. giving his entire
attention To importing GOODS direct from France.
and forwarding them here. which We are now re-
ceiying by every steamer. TIN. arrangement enables
rs To get an the NEW STYLES OF GOODS long in
advance OF sll competitors. and VIC only ask pur-
chasers 10 call aud the value ot their mOney
We feel sure that none will complain OF The price
or quality OF our NEW GOODS.
NUR WHOLESALE STORE, cocner of First
y street and the Phza, ~ Il led with large sHok
ofUEAVY GOODS, tor count y trade, and the whole.
,ale prces are greatly reducvd from those formerly
charged. JACub CuAkLLS LhN n ";
Narysvie, October :. loi6 oc1-im
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

PIONEER VARIETY STORE !
"a M ID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYERS STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GOMEkt, NEW BRICK BLOCH,
ovILLE.
NNHERE CAN BE- OBrAiNE I'd all sorts ofuseful
w and ornanrea ARTICLES. not to bc found IN
any other store ~ the cUu!, consisting of the largest
air bcs selected stock OF
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
crs' Materials, Woodcnwarc,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE ~ THIS TO WN
-ALSo-
Prime Chewing Tobacco. aud Genuine Havana Cipars,
Aanr! A. lcIrs, rcriimery. Looking Glasses,
Wail Paper. ChiIdrrn's Toys, EeNolVcrs,
roIn.., oils. i,rpcullhc, Patty. Cam.
phrnr Lamp CA. Candies. lick
silver * jinscni Instrun ents.
Also
Lamp Chitnneys, Ladies' Riding Gloves.
sand Paper, shoe Knives. Cand estick :
" rliHE fdI"T TliN 'ils 'Wt'>,
KNIVES It III Forks. screw DrINeI-,
Ouib- and Brushes. t'auG'r> Ruies,
Brass iiu,ts ami Chses, Tap liur-r. aud Gmlcts,
Faucets and Ftirs, Locks, Hooks staples,
Markers and Gauges. Punches, Paper Cutters.
Hammer, and CUmpasses, Butts and flnurs, Andirons
Horse Brushes, Pump-. Spokt-ShaVrs,
sailors Palms. Dog Collars aud Chains,
Cuif g Mi-. Meat Hooks, Wash Boards,
Bench Screws, sash rous. Clothes Pn-, Fancy Bas
Fisk Hooks. Bed Cords ikets SER " " renches,
Gun Gaps. ChOpping Trays Whips aud Canes.
Cue files and WuA. cue l.ralheas,
Gents Driving Gloves.
also -
A Complete as or.Ineni Of Toilet Articles. Candles OF
every description, Dried Fruit Preserved and
Green. Nut. OF al kinds The Atlantic
and Euro prIn Paper, and Magazines,
on the arrival ut the steamers.
These goods have teen selected with the greatest
care. purchased cheap. aud viii be furnished To
customers either at whulrSae or retail, low by
ANY uihrr store in Ihu Mines
e Persons desrous OF obtaining any article from
san Francisco, can do 80 AT small per cent advance
upon the first costly leaving their orders al This store
wa. & PAYNE
n. Il All outstanding debts due the tirm of j. n
smith X Co must be paid TO the undersigned or his
agent. J. j. Lo kwoud. he Adore il authorized to
usc the name Of the fran in liquidation.
oc4If WM. G. PAYNE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

EDEG LEAVE To STATE, THAT THEY HAVE
sD opened Store IN Myers street, Oruvlc. tor
the safe ct the above articles, in their PURE AND
UNADU DULTERArED STATE.
Their stock VIII bear the CLOSEST SCRUTINY.
The TRADE ate therefore respectfully requested 10
cali and examine II before purchasing elseM here
orONlile sept. :, lSa6 sSu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

MURDER AT SPANIsurowN.-We learn
from Mr.. CASTOR who drives the Spanishtown
stage, that on Saturday night fight occur
ed in n dance house in that place, in which
one Mexican shot another dead on the spot.
Not being ON the ground at the time of the
Qftray, he was unable to give US either the
names Of the parties or the occasion Of the
fight.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
MONTE CRiSTO
i O w LIN G. ; LOON !!
one door above The L. $ Livery Stable Ny yers street
VTxLE.
JOHN SCOrT Proprietors.
STORE
Wholesale and Retail {!

TSSUE undersigned having returned FROM san
Francisco aId removed tu HE ire Proof Brick
Block. Nloat {pmrty. two doors from Myers street,
CN NH~htnglon Biockl would respectfully call The AZ
tcntlon ut the mhabuanls uf Dro>illc and vicinity
io he fact nf lis luN IN he largest Stock and The
best assortment Of to,d- 10 hr found tins >ide Of
sacramento. Ny Good- were all pUrchu,ed fer cash
M lh. very lowest figure hht money could 10y them
lur aud zen Tor tai b, and Cash unN. ll, doing
away with The li>t of dradhcad> which every one
ma have that does credit business. am pre-
pared tp uil, uldL e, mcil, Ia customers such
other House IA CroIc VIII ulrr My Stock consists
ot GEOf EElE> IN al us varieties: Provisions uf The
h..t qually; Liquors and Syrups "l he choicest
urnul, COO CktEN ot lhe latest styles and
INEDN ARE Ia all us b auches
Ia add ton To ihi-. customers can have their goods
delivered 10y NY Express W agun at their o"'n door,
tree utcllrLt. j +. kLS>lNG.
O3tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13

The UNIoN REsrAunAHr-This cid pio-
necr institution has been entirely renovated
and enlarged, and presents such an enticing
appearance to the passer by, that no hun
cry man in the world could possibly look in
ami refrain from entering and satisfying his
cravings. 1t is open day and night.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-13
oRovyELE PROGRESSING
NEW BOOT And SHOE STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

Nm THE BRICK STORE NEXT DOOR W ESFTO
ii To the United States House, Montgomery street.
The subscriber Is now opening and Offers lof sale
the greatest variety aud the best quality Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
to be found north of Sacramento suitable for all Oc-
cupation. age and sex. Having been. siA Years
engaged in this business in California, aLd connected
with an importing Ituu,C, the subscriber nLliers him
sell that he and viii sell goods o good quality
cheap any other house ia the country. prime lu
of the celebrated ~ ing Buus. the best Boot IN tie
STATE tor Miners and LanOrers. Gems inc Boots =,
Gallers, Ties ana slippers. Ladies, Misses un /
Childrcn'' Gaiiers Buskins, Tics and slippers in
great variety.
Boots by llie Case as low rs they can be bought
below. wIh the addition of freight
The best WorKmrn constantly employed for man
ulacturlng Hnd repairing to order:
September l9lh, iS5G FOGG
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-11-21
Administrators Sale.
WM. W. TITLES. ESTATE.


PURSUANT to an order of Court, will be sold
L at public auction on the 23d day of Decem>
Der next on the promises, the following valuable
Real Estate, viz:
About eight or nine acres of land and water
privilege near the village in Irasburgh on which
is Saw Mill, Machine Shop, Iron Foundry,
Blacksmith Shop, Starch Mill frame, (partly en-
closely three Dwelling houses, out buildings,
Store houses, &c. Also, the Equity Of redemp-
ton of small house and lot, adjoining the above
described promises together with Window
frames, Sash, Glass. and other articles of per
sonal property.
The Shops contain Planning Machine, Cir
cular Saws, Turning Lathe, Tenant Machine
&c. &C., all in good running order.
The property is situated within one fourth of q
mile of the Court House, is easy of access, and
within three or four miles of the Passumpsic
Railroad now in process of being extended and
as whole the property is considered the most
desirable water privilege in Northern Vermont.
The membranes, which have heretofore ex-
listed to prevent sale of the property are now
removed, and the estate must be sold without
reserve.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ: Term:
made known at the time and place of sale : ths
premises viii be shown and information given t.
any person DESTROYS of purchasing at any time
by application to the subscriber.
NJ. B. KIMBALL, Administrator
| Irasburgh, Oct %, 1s56-42w3.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-11-21
PROFANITY.

The absurdity and criminality of pro-
fame language, is very quietly exposed in
the following aneedote Of revolutionary
times
AT the close Of the revolutionary war,
number of military officers dined at
Col. P-s. One of them in telling an
anecdote of Bunker Hill battle, mixed in
many foolish and wicked oaths.
When he had finished, Col. P
said Col. Tarlton was smart officer.
you know, but vain of his exploits-5ottle
and t0ngs- He enee said to a young lady
Of South Carolina-tongs and bottle-be
wished-tihte toags and Hale Jottle-be
could see the famous Major Washington
great to',gs and great bottle. The LADY,
answered -" You might seen him
three pair Of tOnss-if you had faced
about at the battle of Cowpens."
That's good story, Colonel, but vol
spoiled it with bottle and tongs' !; wha
has that to do with the story Colonel"
The Colonel replied 90! 1 usec
those words in place of oaths. ! thinl
they have tuH as much sense in them
and for me they are rather easier spoken.