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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05

TuRNIPs.-Mr. Milton Sowles of this
place, wishes us to notice the size of an
English turnip which he has laid under
our table. 1t measures 81 inches in cir
cumterence one way, and 80 the other,
and weighs 16 lbs. Such vegetables
don't turn up every year. Who can beat
1t ?-Sscanton Journal.
Mr.. Leander Foster of this village
beats it by full 4 lbs. A few days since
ne graced our editorial chair with a tr,r.
MP weighing twenty lbs, and which
proved as pleasant to the palate as il was
fair to the eye CArtsttan Nsssengsy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05

ExPLosIoN.--The Banner informs
us that the steam boiler in the tannery Of
the Messrs. Clark, at Factory Point.
blew up on the l4th, ult., badly demol-
ishing the building and seriously iniurine
three of the workmen. The damage 10
the buildings and otherwise, is estimated
to exceed two thousand dollars.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05

90 A locomotive weighing sixty tons,
with ten feet driving wheels, and said to
be capable Of attaining a speed of one
hundred and fifty miles per hour, has
been exhibited in France. Its center of
gravity is placed SO low as to render it
safer than ordinary engines at the usual
speed, SO far as getting of the track is
concerned.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05
Kansas.

A Leayenworth corre;pnz
atlas, writing Nov. 10, tbs
the effect of the result Of thl
tial election upon the Free 81
Kansas
!" Sad and beary fell the b
Free State men Of this city, a
reached them a few days 81
election of Buchanan. Buta
couraged? No. Do they inta
the territory? By no me-.
of them were recently dd5a
river, but have returned, az
armed and say they will sPl.a
of blood in their veins to aa
free. Already the prostate.
saying that all the pOgenau
government are 10 be bF0s.l
make this a slave State; aai
of Free State men is, ave q
Leavenworth county is thsz
the pro-slavery party in d
and our people claim tWO-b
State men. Free STATE .
stantly coming into the Ia
the Western States, and a5
scores and hundreds beaH
making preparation to consi
and spring; while, so far 8
concerned, pro-slayery Is .
A sure evidence of this Is, D
shops are diminishing in 1Hs
expected to find men, who .
bed and peeled as the fr
of Kansas have been, so1'
and uncouth in their comes
have been boarding for =
the Free State headquaHsH
where we have men fronA'
Territory, and such na
the choice spirits OF ourc~
is among them no proiahf
and very little smoking
kind hearted, and exhi0l'17
for all in distress; but ID
of their fingers itch for 3 ?
Missourians.
And now what has 0eal
all the inroads of The =
Kansas (? 1t has caused ~ :.
igrants to settle in the Ir''i
erwise would have locaI'D :
souri, ; and it has caused
pede of all pro-sla7ery g. :.
parts of the Territory s'''f
to the river"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05
Message of the Gov. of South Car
olina---Disunion and the slave
Trade.

olina---Dlsunlon anu INC 5i"'e
Trade,
NEw YoRK, Nov. 28.-The Charles
ton papers contain the Message OF Gov
ernor Adams to the South Carolina Leg
islature. With regard to the recent
Presidential election, Gov. Adams says
eOur enemies have been defeated-not
vanouished. A majority of the Free
States have decided against the South
upon purely sectional issue, and IN the
remainder of them, formidable minorltles
fiercely contended for victory under the
same banner. The triumph of this geo
graphical party must dissolve the confed-
eracy, unless we are prepared to SINK
down into a state of acknowledged IN
feriority. We will act wisely to employ
the interval afforded by the late election,
in earnest preparation for the inevitable
conflict" The governor then discusses
at some length the slavery question, and
suggests several plans for extending the
peculiar institution, and for adding to its
security.
With regard to the re-opening of the
African slave trade, he says: To MAIN
tain our present condition, we must have
cheap labor. This can be sustained in
but one way-by re-opening the slave
trade. Until Providence interposes, and
changes his organism, the African must
continue to be a "hewer of wood and q
drawer of water" 1t is a diseased senti.
mentality which starts back at the idea
of legalizing the slave trade, and at the
same time contemplates without emotion
the cruel servitude which capital exact;
of labor all the world over. There wa;
time when canting philanthropists in
stilled into us belief that slavery wa:
wrong. Investigation has entirely chang
ed the once common sentiment on thi;
point.
The South now believes that my
sterious Providence has brought the two
races together on this continent for wis,
purposes, and that the existing relations
have been mutually beneficial. South
ern slavery has elevated the African t,
a degree of civilization which the blacl
race has never attained in any other ag
or country. We see it now exist in it
true light, and regard it has the mos
safe and stable basis for free institution
in the world. Had the slave trade neve
been closed, the equilibrium between tn
North and South would not have bee
destroyed. Irrespective, however, of in
terests, the act of Congress declaring tn
slave trade piracy, is brand upon u:
which l think it important to remove
> If the trade be piracy, the slave mus
be plumber; and no ingenuity can avoi
the logical necessity of such conclusion
My hopes and fortunes are indissolubl
associated with this form of society.
: feel that | would be wanting in duty if
did not urge you to withdraw your a:
sent to an act which is itself diret
condemnation of your Institutions"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05
Aneedote of Beecbe,, 5

An ,n,n.; 'eCaefsan
'ra'lng the power Of Henri
er's 0fatqry occurred h \.
speech at Albion on Tues,
speaker was showing tb,, :.
was involved in the prs,. - .
contest than that relating !
that no one had a right ID !,
third candidates or side H..
that Freedom aud Slsv.,,
cient knights, were vo,. ~
great presidential tourr,n...
entering the lists for mos,
Slavery stalks forth win
and diabolical visage, r..
crush every foe and viDtl.,
Freedom, with white v,,,.
and clothed in beauty. \.
into the lists signifies he,
the fearful struggle, Ths,r
face each other with NUM-.
uplifted lances glancing +.
each waiting for the shrB
signal trump of the 4th dt
The people, as if in one
theatre, look anxiously G
deep interest in the resu
struggle. And the most mr.
give them a fair fight !.
contest-no interference-..
ed thrusts from third paris,
see who will first roll with !
in the dust. " But r,
Beecher, bending and pes,
as if he had discovered a ner,
sight in the distance, "wbos
ing into the lists ?" AT tbs
crisis in the speech an Oh
standing a little back Of b.,
stand was seen to bend his ,.
and look, with as much sen
as Beecher himself, for Ii.
into the rings. F." Who can
peated the speaker; and ha
a countenance of overwhelr.
ment, and with uplifted Ia.
claimed: " As l live, iibl
more p whereupon the d!
rushed forward to BeeeheF,.
) out : " Is't Fillmore?-Eha.
. l don't see him " Beechs
most distressingly ludicuv
the old gentleman-lookd
f comically at the audience .
} tumult that followed we Vii
| to describe.-Med Thin
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05
ex The CaZedouio, saws aw.

"a The Caledonian says: " We are
requested topublish the following:-
PUBLIC AcKNoWLEDGEMENT-Hav.
ing found gin bottle under the fence
near where the cannon was fired on
the night of the democratic Notification,
the undersigned hereby acknowledges
that no one could have got drunk on
what remained in the bOttlel
JUsr1cg.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05
From California--The State Gone
for Buchanan.

Our San Francisco papers are to the
9th inst, and are principally devoted to
election matters. The details OF the
election, are as follows, the returns beng
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05

GO Two Irishmen in Portsmouth, r.
l. got into quarrel lately, when one
stabbed the other, killing him instantly.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05

From this day ioF1''' u
crease in numbers ana : .
growth is inevitable. =.
/. The growth OF the D' ~.
mont of late, is indicated y
for Van Buren,, Io'o, ., ID
Pierce, l8.O44i in 1880
1857. 1t viii cOniil u.s., T"
has done,-dOWn bib liA'
Free Press.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05

@ DR.. T. J. War''i ~,
wild cat on THURSDAY : 81
weighed 20 pounds 500
fee, from tip 10 tip
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05

@ Mr.. i. J. Smalley of Albany,
writes US that he killed two hogs on the
18th ult., which weighed respectively 400
and 443 lbs.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05

very incomplete
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

WAIOHHs, JBWEkhE, SsCs
nIANONDs THE TRADE rs nESPECTrUIIY IN.
H. formed that continually and have
hand large Gocs diamond jewcry latest syla
lsrve asscrtment Of diamonds hand se,ung done To-
thetrada Diamonds bought for cash.
Z. HERMANN 4 CO.. ais Broons atseel
III HE friends and acquanssnccs that he oeen
ed store 7us broedw Fourth
cell rich jewery diamonds and watches sverware
nn any other house In this city Old silver gold AMI die
bought cash. LOUIS ANRfCH dealer in dsrnouds
and jewelry 7os broadway.
no yEwrrIKRs-wANTrD, FROM son TO s,m
worth Of hne gold plated and poeron watches and
jewciry time or 70 seu Rect II refevencs
end security given Address Jewelry Herald oce for three
days. NJ B.-Lstest psterns not requisite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

THE HoNE JOURNAL ALWAYS has BEEN AND
doubt wi always be while under the editorial
NORRIS Willis the most refined and elegant fam "
fesspsper The for 1877 win contain
tons. features, and type Two dollars per
IN svtnce Address the editors. New York, nj once, yeu
desire ~ begin yonr subscrirtIon With the year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

INoR sALF-oNE BROWN HORSE rs HANDS HrGH
would mste fne fsiy horse sis years Old price fSU
warranted sound snd hnd one hand .orrci POM itT
hands high fast rsvclier sx years ola together with
wagon hsuess and BLANKET abovs Price
s2 To be seen 81 Ferry street., between Fourth street
cod Waverley place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17


DDLITIcaL AT a MEEIIsG OF rHE ExErCriv.
Mes York held ~ 'hsr headquarters SO. ca Boaiwsy,
~ u snd "a the sverrg ~ nondss The H. ias
icbu r. 1ocgr Chaifms1 presiding quorum present
the 10 % ing rtsn uhon VIA adopted viz
Resoytc Thai the democratic WHIT eecnrs RI the ctv aaf
count Of New York ald al ttose IL ror Of snsa.aag ths
their respective The plsccs below n1aned. We'd.
resasy the l1h day ~ ucceter inst between the hsus of
ana ocock In the attefnon for the eccfing nv
ballot delegsics from each ward who together with t.
frecuve Comnise OF the AshfsndcrH shall constitute the
Wig General omui,tce for TIE scar sT ani also ward
eouDitce u i've FOR esch ward 20 serve for tho ensuing
year
In pursuance s,he above rrscaHon the phases Of holding
the rols y eari sard Elbows
bret wsrd-l Wall street
Satnro ward "a Msesn iars corner Of Wtihar street
Th'd wsrd-wycsoirs Hosrl - Warren street
fourfh saro--sCt Fe arr street ~ Chatham
fbib wsgo-lssa'd strict rear eo~rfy.
seT nth vard-tanal street fIi'r,o q
Eighth vhr--GadAhy p Hoie, n Wooster
1tn,b sao-ss Ludlow streeL
Eleventh wsrd-Iisy .caes Trion Market square.
1~slNh ware Harlem.
1hTieepih sar6-corner OF graad sad Clinton streets
rourtset ia ~Ndt orr ~ oraaa and elizabeth
Fifteenth ward G92 prcatway.
Sxeenih wsrd-h3 W. ~sstr fsrg street
svrs tenth waa-Ne~s cfee, second avenue, below Sc
street
slrs,es,h ~nd-1hrd nysare corner ., Seventeenth
street
Nh etsenih ward-s2 Mast Forty second street
twentieth ward 81 y hirhih svfnu'
1vtbty first vs--ihnmpson's. corner Of Fourth
ara Twrrt, aevenin tireet
rte places for holding The polls IN TIE Fhh Ninth and
Twenty second wards will Ne announce, this Afternoon
Z fsrrr ,secrt,.res
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

WINES AND LsavORs.
pHANnrEs. wIrRs RUN ers, scorcu AND IRISH
- whiskeye cor .sla &C london sud Dublin portsr,
scsch ss. 49, selected ard q ported for family and hct,
street, tofner o; Crofby, nenr irOsdvAy.
~ sPAGSEs ron TUE uoLrDAYs.-G. MSS
u ~ Uan offers too bssse's suoerior cham
various prices " 10 kls
Tor honseaeepers . provide themselves with The neeini
EtsT INDI' PALE. LF-EoUAL TO ANY roaFfGv
IL from Icnesi brewery, lss xth betve-n
nuee sfc Ssmpiss at TnUhPs corner q hghlh street
aDd Broadway
EeUT. VINES IfoUoRs, sgGAss -"THx vlsE.
malaga Cs,swha fsaheis and Toulouse graoes
Of fine prrntb stip William TED from nevrc
o,,nses lemons sssw arrival "a ensIss rlhss,s sos
alee loreea porter, Gre Old brseAies Ga-re-s do"he
conditia with csc,ce assortment Of ssvApa
oCpNSER a Eow,a6
4 LIQUORS. FOR THE HOLIDAYS, ,os WATER STREET
j. "A hne stock II brendiss gins whlske :, aud
vince in F-eat variety as Eres BursuD6es hau
ut 20 per below ccs,. 10 the b1slne4 rar.
rrcrturfy fur oash buyers ny Of he a,gree los
Ws.er street.
Y ne AMERICAN BITTER ALE rs ON DRAusHr AT
i nemcnco's
The rotu, ds Of the Merchants xcI,snt~.
THE AMERICAN hitter Atx rs ON pRAUuHr At
Il Tire new York Hotel
John \ eefes bat broadway,
A.R. 7hcrps corner Eehih street. and Bro,iwa7
n NE AMERICAN RITTER ArE'rs ON pRArsYr Ar
i Rabcecss, bSs Broadwsy. !
Rchinsons under Laurs xecNs's vsrisses,
Moore shey's go Rfood~sy.
Tm AmFFgcAS s. srT It, soa Ass y os psauear AT
A. Kmyts ~ Ninth aveuus
n. Chsber q, rs eenw On street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

w. sHeent ard modern books Is Maiden lane secona
imported ;ot Of vanabie ant theooxi
cnl ~o,ks containing pathological aud critical c,nrenlares
he ble TRANSACTIONS q, TIM In oriental languages
saoss ~ The Tamu9 and resses the ceremonies
religious r ~ DE .r'e'el nations Of which
ygrrnEus esaa Geeras In fsaluios Proverbar.
spencer icrehua iiebrroru. Bochartus hero
Cocceus Glassua rtloceia ssera also rrsmmATs
The Hebrew sfahic syrian, Armenian,
ara Oriental languages and other hooks
" ennoa. r.ey most respectfully solicit call aad
m Il aor Os their stuck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

BREWERS OR MANUFACFCEERs-ro SELL OR
ID lease 100 20 10 feet wharf and water front on Ne s,wn
adjoining the bridge. chance with.
GEO. WALTER %, 30 Broadway, Offices - aud p.
nRY GOop5 STORE FOR SALE-LEASE AND FIX
~ lures DORIS good business 2l6 a,
of Fifteenth street iaguire 10 the store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

ITO THOSE WHO WISH TO HAVE THEIR HOOKS
well bound The New York Book Bndary es,s,, isled
nesry quarter OF century, iI Fulton street. WALK
IONS respectfully cfer their servicea 10 their
and fellow ciirens 10 nd their booss good and substantial
well beau,iiu and elegant a., They cherrfiy "a
small jobs cf half dollar wen those OF costly
ard ,persve bindings They have hard the
snd suitable patterns for arae hises books and
Illustrated works pubiihsd BY the establish
Of Nessrs r Virtue TO Martin ca, Tats Co.,
&C sc line addressed ~ y. walker Sons, ia Fulton
wl rscsive immediate attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

ITFAM sAwMILL FOR SALE-AT AUCTION. ON
y Monday 2ad ust. at O'Clock NJ; engine 25 horse
power with all necessary machinery for driving upright
i've circular turning Lathe and scroll saws,
Micoletogr pelpt New jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17
Ipx FARM JOURNAL Asp PRooRxssTyE HARxsR

FNNN JUUNNNI MD VANMER
L commences Hs seventh Volume January l. Issy.-Tt h
% every nnnh zach number thirty
pages nied with origins NJ and careesy selecd
matter ell suhiecs relating 70 practical husesndy and
illustrated nth from four trou5i~
y spared IA mske his standard work Now
time 10 subscribe. Terms 81 PEI snnum. In advance.
SAMUEL kNLpN a co. Publishers
Northeast OF Seventh Market adelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

DARE CuAECE.-FARM MUST BE SOLD las ACRES
n Of highly Cultivated land with excellent buildings aud
nenfs, New Brunswick N. j. Enquire OF VIM.
W.sMIaH, II warren street, N. Y Of Cannon Berry
50 eas ua street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

ISARM ron SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE 100 ACRES
AZ under cuir ion within few miles ~ New arunswcs,
~ house ouhouses iG good repair. - 90
main tord ard mortgage cent Apply % r.
WAINWRIGHT, l0I broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

rI'o HAvpMsS-tOK sale, TFE STOCK, FIxTuREa
geot viii and upexpired lease (navpg nesrly four
RIM he well store northeast
OF SIKH and Chesnu streets Pf adepha The establish
doing large iotablc and caah bu-
besrs of
~ he lifted q most complete and stysh
requiring dollar Of outlay &C.
been ors and bbs-aly advertised and in The hands Of
sad competent ouereNs Is Ia iisef forSna
u will be sold tar nd hbsral errA For particulars nd
dress oox | Ms Philadelphia Post oiLce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

business CHANCE-FoR SALE, TIE STOCK. FIX
ID and long lease sof first class retail dry gco
house Broadway the stock is and nnexceptonabe
selected BY BUYERS and bought under
NEST favorable To proper party parties
the entire business win be sold the most favorable arms
Apply to BAR MS, LYMAN a Co., No. 80 Barclay ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

JroR strE.-To BE SOLD, ON ACC0u IT or Tug
in having further for them. n par OF cool
strviceahle " and first second hand
harness ev Hcud be sod separaely sieo very hand
me lady horse black sound and In ar.
and bay horse yeafs old fifteen hands three
iprbes hinh. warranted sound and woaa make
match family horse Chm ha TN sold
McALIFNs livery stable East Thirteth street between Fifth
nd Mad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

L,oR sAI.r-oNE or THE BEST LOCATED EAR.
rooms The city must be sold as The present proprietor
has other business 10 attend TO- Terms moderate Apply
The junction OF Broadway seventh avenue and Forty SIXTH
street, "pnon "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

u ARE CHANCELLOR SALE CHEAP. THE POPULAR
Ii stand known he twentieth Ward Msrket 800
sghth For particulars inquire the premises, Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

pToncusced by the press ihrough,u; the country the
creates, satixe sn4 most seductive b,ok OF the dag.
Jpb1iCs IN 1aE BYE WAYS.
v.
1he Boston Post tais n0vei-ft os1cetved Ia
prope~ truthful hesihy view. II crr,he
q biting and effective the bogus philanthropy
fe day. u raises The from the yhoc 81
most numerically the MoxannaAse vfaee reii
gous PharaAsrn II Il not superficial crcs have
ssssr'ed, slavery povei n shows society
thsr-pson. 4 vef New York 70 fsse csncerous
sgufcsl and upchrsn that for the q sending
sss'ocay Antch- ~ old crope bebnHng the former
could srl absolute sondaxe her female slave
Eu of the grievances and rufertnrs Which,
and rress port,o o.
snd the fru which these evils sprug Mr. Adams
ssems no~oushy cesnp-chsnsyey and pa~fny con.co.s
Nhh he depicts the lodgings heart burnngs dspss 81
o~t but yet morally womar crc,abts
bis intellect reflects honor his truthful
and essis sod enncbes The eh of his humorng phssphv
The CONSTRUCTIVE of hts wo~k highly artlsttc: IT.
vsrou chsrassrs before IN NE dr~pery and
sf every fay life
Puhlshed and for sale By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

I EASE AND FIxTUREs FOR 6sLE-OF HOUSE
~ Of sHeeuh street AMI bird avenue South Brook
n suitable for dry clotL bot aud shoe store.
goods Ia much needed The lease has -four
May next Inv ami with fixtures
vtry cheap Possession had the lst of
January apply at the store or 4s Broadway Tor
Ar infl .mation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE FOR $50 NOW DOING
" good cash business Satisfactory given tor
seI1g; fixtures Worth double that Apply go
Washington rect, AInos after ~ O'Clock A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

L,oR sALr.-A FIRST ULAss PHOTOGRAPH DA.
suerresn and sos,oype gallery situate IN one Of t,s
hest locations IN BROOKLYN For sale w consequence
health Of the proprietor Apply At 23e wes 3lst st.,
rpfh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

TOR sALF-A wHoI EsALE AID RETAIL LiQUoR
II store. with futures. house and stables s,used 90 TIE
korty and Eighth lease
10 run ore year from Nav next; vii be sold selv.
Apply 10 o'cock A. n 70 O'Clock i. NJ " JANIS G.
DtiHIE u Canal sxeet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

I1OR sAIE-THE MODEL HOUSE. NO. Is WEST rHf8-
III ty.Erss between Finh avenue and Broaawsy.
built by daya work the very best Terms casv