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A REDEEMING FEATURE.-Chief
Justice fancy has suffered a great deal
of justly merited obloquy for his decision
in the bred Scott case, and we are GER
tainly glad to throw in a lighter shade to
the picture. We copy the following,
which is highly creditable TO the Chief
Justice, from the Washington Union:
Notwithstanding all that has been
said in Republican papers and by ora
tors of that party, the majority Of the Su-
prenae Court are not shareholders. Four
Of the justices reside in the free States,
where no one owns slaves. The Chief
Justice is not a stakeholder, nor has he
been for upward of thirty years. He
never bought or sold slave. Of those
that the British spared his father, when
they polluted the soil of Maryland, some
came to him by inheritance. After edu-
eating those who were young enough to
be taught, and qualifying them to take
care of themselves, he voluntarily gaze
them all their freedom. Two. who were
50 Old as to be unable to earn their living,
h. chssfal!y supported during their Hres
Heha not since owned slave. This
bsfnH and complete answer to the state
nsnts often reiterated in the Republican
papers, that a majority of the court were
shareholders, and as such had been inAu-
enced in making their decision in the
bred Scott case"
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IRA wARRENs ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT
nMfnleI. q.

@sAeAE9 AAeEk3tFs -
Ihs kioa. e. Probate Caurt gor tie Dis
fFiei ef Orlsanss
70 Fl persons Interested Il he sssats 81 +,
y Warren, late q Chsfiestos. aeceass8,
WHEREAS, sitnTaa Aiiee. adtslsissr.ta, ~
aAla esiais en- Tie ieih tsy e 1una IssT. go Ia
saia Uoars his pstisloa r. efifins. resfise fs-ss
ihag 70 the settlement u b. Hlnllhisgrsiiea -.
s1iint % TIE eufsh day e. MAY. 1851 ~ ~
aaaae stae sfreFs in Rejecting t. charge fn -
said secpuut smuis paid eas by him ia The ssstls-
NETT q said estate, Had or the support AZ tko
hHiif ot SAID deceased; sad thAl he has char
ged iisasslf with property ergunsous,y, inus civ.
sHs ~ nistrua amaani - the residue Il said "a.
tate, and Frayfng satd eouft o. reopen safa ae-
caant that the efrers thagaia uaF Is corrected
and tea true residue thereof zsesffalasd.
IHKErFoHs il Is oFtlefeG bY said Court that
public notice be given 70 al pegsaus eaneerued
therein, % ampeaF before SAID court IL : sesalsp
tkafeaf, g. be bald AZ said iFashufxh on shs tstb
day q July, 1851, ugat they mas T. beard ia
the matter ~ the admins iatag's accauut aad
Show cause, & any tley may have, vay the sr.
foTs aforesaid should not Be eHrfstlsd
And tass order shall BE rniss8af fhrac 5ssks
sarccsslvelY H the Orleans iaaepsna af Stand-
ard, newsparsr printed st irasbHfgh IN this
state, the iast of which publications hall be
previous to the dsy assigned. - aforesaid.
fs,rea ausfsr ~ has2 - Ao Prs3ais 0frcs ~
frabpreh iAis liza Dag u IHae. a. y 1877.
saRa MARSHALL CARPENTER, Judge.
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Col. FREMoNT.-According to the
New York Mirror, Col. Fremont is now
engaged in putting the last finishing
touches upon the new and complete edi-
ton of his works, shortly to be publish
ed. 1t is said that he is to receive $10,-
600 as an advance from the publishers
upon the prospective sales of the vol
umes. The furniture of his house in
Ninth street is advertised for sale, and
the Colonel IS about to follow his family
to Europe.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

PROFITS OF FARMING The Pater-
son Guardian says Mr.. John Anderson,
Of Germantown, Bergen Co., owns a
farm nearly mile in length, twelve acres
OF which are devoted to farming pur-
poses. He spends about $4,000 per year
for manure and other fertilizers, and re-
ceives in return about $1,000 per year
from each acre, making above cost of
manure, labor, seeds, &C., from $4,000 to
$1,000 clear profit. Out of patch of
rhubarb, 16 feet wide by $50 long, there
has been this season over fifty dollars
worth, and the gardener states that a
large quantity is now ready for market.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

A FAMILY POISONED BY SLAVES
Richmond, June Sc. The family of Ed
ward Gill, in Chesterfield county, con-
sisting of himself, wife, and six children,
were poisoned recently by their slaves.
One ofthe children is dead. Others are
in critical condition, and the whole
family is Frustrated. Three slaves in
Guiding the cook, have been arrested.
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An Interesting Letter.

WEST NEWPORT, July /.
M X. EDITOR-Dear Sir-I have lately been
I'VE making the tour Of Vermont, but have
spent the past four months in the county Of Or
leans. l have been engaged the greater part Of
the time in roaming over her rich lands. locking
upon her natural scenery, &c, and am forced to
say that for extent of resources for thrift enter
PRISE, industry, and the general intelligence Of
her people, the county Of Orleans bears off the
palm.
1t has been my good fortune to pass some three
or four weeks ia the village of Coventry, and |
VIII say that | was perfectly delighted with the
place. Nestled in among the high old hills which
tower above her on every side, with a friendly
stream gently winding on its way to Lake Mem
phremagog, the place was one of interest to me.
But what noticed with more pleasure than any
thing else, was the manner in which her princinal
men, Messrs. NALNoRTH & WEST do their
business. These gentlemen invited me 10 visit
them and TO walk over their store and 20 inspect
their large stock of goods which politeness / at
once accepted. The building itself, must con-
fess, is not worthy the goods within. But sup
pose us pToprie.ors are so driven with business
that they have no time to erect new one. 10
fact, was so informed by the inhabitants Of the
place.
They have the largest and best supply Of goods
Of any firm IN the county, and as a necessary
consequence they are enabled 10 sell a great deal
cheaper than any one else. They do not 90 upon
sAS ApVitsh PAAANipAc hAltA LOO many AuOpt, OF
getting all they the first time literally "skip-
ming man alive but are satisfied with ration
al, reasonable, and an honest profit. IN short,
their rule Of action Is to " live and let live
They are in the constant receipt Of goods from
Boston, and arc therefore on hand with the latest
styles all the time.
found upon inquiring the price Of various ar
ucles IN their store, that they sold them nearly
one fourth cheaper than any other establishment
| have visited 10 this State. They sell cotton
cloths two cents per yard cheaper than have
ever bought them before. Their Ready Made
Clothing is so very cheap that town paupeFz can
afford 10 wear their beat. have q good linen
coat upon my back which purchased al their
store for the low price Of Si,T5. IN fact q man
can for the small sum Of ten dollars get a good
iit out for the hot days Of summer.
But have no time to say more at present, and
shonld not have trespassed thus far upon vour
patience, did not think the public ought 70 be
made acquainted With the facts, though / am
well aware that have told no news to their cas.
TONER'S
Toars truly.
MICHAEL O'RAFFERTY.
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MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

CONNECTED wEEKLr PROM rms y. +. FARMKK
TUESDAY, June "a, 1857.
Al market is2 Cattle. $50 Beeyes ard AZ
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yeaTiings, two and three vearx ela.
Priees-Market Bccf-Extra s., s0aio cd. la
quality, So sas, 25i "a quality, ss.s0a8 90; al
Working oxen-s l00a2o6.
Cows and Calyes-s85as7.
Two Years 0ld-Sssa42.
Three Years 0ld-s4sa5o.
Sheep and lamhs-i2ss at market. Rxtra. So
90 TO eco. By lot s2,5Ta4,e2.
Swine-sa9e per 10.
Hidcs-7aSe per 10.
Tall0w--7usc per 10.
Pelts-so. 25aS2, 90 each.
Calf Skins-iaaI5 cts per To.
Veal Calves-Sales at IS, 0oal2,0u.
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60 A Mr.. Slade, a printer, and his
wife, attempted to put an end to their
lives at Memphis, Tenn, few days ago,
by swallowing laudanum. Pecuniary
embarrassment and diseased intellect,
produced by intemperance, are supposed
to have been the cause of this rash move.
Medical aid was procured in time to save
their lives.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

GREAT FIRE AT ST. LoUIs.-St.
Louis, June 29.-The extensive drug
establishment of Messrs. Barnard, Ad-
ans & Co., in this city, was consumed
by fire about nine o'clock this morning
In twelve minutes after the first alarm
the buildings and stock were a mass Of
ruins. The loss is about S19O,000; in
sured SI55,OOO.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

assembled for noise; fighting and merri-
ment. Sunday is also the great day for
theatres. Auctioneers, at every turn,
are crying off their goods to assembled
crowds. In some instances, preaching
has been held in the same houses with
the theatres-the theatre company some
times waiting for the preaching to be
done, and sometimes the preaching for
the theatre. But there is a growing de-
sire with the people to have it otherwise.
Probably nine tenths of the people de-
sire a strong law, to enforce exclusion of
the Sabbath trade and amusements."
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60 In Cincinnati, few days since, a
little daughter of Mr.. Barnard, on
george street, while standing in a neigh
oors yard, was leaped upon by large
and fierce cat, from tree above, and
very badly scratched and bitten by the
animal, which acted more like a young
user than one of its own kind. The
enid Is very seriously injured, and may
lose one of its eyes.
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@ The County Court, last week,
sentenced John Garlin, formerly of High
gate, who pleaded guilty to stealing
horses from Gen. Pomeroy and Mr..
HefilOn, to eight years imprisonment at
hard labor in Windsor; and, on Tuesday,
Sheriff Mason took the convict and con-
signed him to the State Prison.-.StOan-
ton Journal.
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e." Have you any limb-horn bon
nets ?" inquired a very modest miss of a
shop-keeper.
"Any what 2"
"Any limb-horn bonnets."
Any-you don't mean leg-horn ?"
The young lady was brought to by the
use of proper restoratiyes.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

@ Under the head of March Squalls y
an exchange tells us that woman in
Pulaski county, Va, has regularly pre-
scented her husband with an heir during
the month of March for sixteen years.
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e The Vermont State Agricultural
Society will hold its seventh annual Fair
at Montpelier, Sept. 6th, 9th, 10th and
11th, and not Sept. 80, Oct. 1st I'd, as
has been stated by some papers.-N.
W0tchman.
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gI As remedy for Dyspepsia and
Indigestion, we think the Oxygenated
Bitters unequaled. They are free from
alcohol, and contain-judiciously COM
bined with hygienic substances-oxygen,
the chief vital element.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

s" Come here my dear-I want to
ask you about your sister Has your
sister got beau 2"
'No the doctor says it's the jaundice
she's got"
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60 The Telegraph now in operation
in the United States consumes annually
about 100000 worth of zinc, $4,000
worth of nitric acid, and $4,000 worth of
mercury, besides other sums for sulphuric
acid, &c.
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DIED..

In Irasburgh, on the 18th ult., after a
protracted illness, Mrs. Lydia Davis KEEL
lam, wife of Hon. Sabin Kellam, aged GO
years.
In Westfeld, on the 2lst ult., Mrs.
Farasina Hodgkins, widow of the late
Jerre Hodgkins, aged 67 years.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

B When you are disposed TO be vain
of your mental requirements, look up to
those who are more accomplished than
yourself, that yon may be fired with emu
lation but when you feel dissatisfied
with your circumstances, look down on
those beneath you, that you may learn
contentment.
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60 Drunkenness is fattering devil,
a sweet poison, pleasant sin, which,
whosoever hath, hath not himself, which
whosoever doth commit, doth not commit
sin, but he himself is wholly sin.
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Notice to Radical Abolitionists

A call is hereby made to all the friends
of equal rights to all persons, to meet at
Albany, on the river, on Thursday the
9th of July, at 10 A. NJ, to discuss such
things as relate thereto, and to take such
action as shall be thought best.
BY order of Committee.
Albany, June 30.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

Man is never wrong while he lives
for others the philosopher who coutem-
plates from the rock is a less noble image
than the sailor who struggles with the
storm,
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The Mormons are to have a "great
time" on the Fourth of July, at Norwalk,
Conn. An Grafton is to be delivered by
President Appleby, the High Priest of
the Eastern Conferences.
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e. Health comes of itself but we
are at great pains to get our diseases.
Health comes from simple life of ma
ture; diseases from the artificial life Of
nature.
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A down east editor advises his readers
if they wish to get teeth inserted gratis,
to go and steal fruit where his watch dog
is on guard.
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

Z HAVE this day given my son HARRISON +.
Il FLOOD, his time during the remainder Of his
minority, and shall claim none Of his earnings
nor pay any debts OF his contracting after this
date.
FRANCIS E. FLOOD.
SETH F. SHAW, Witness
June 25 1897. 26wa
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FOURTH THOUSAND!
FOURTH THOUSAND
INCIDENTS IN
WHITE MOUNTAIN HISTORY,
AND GUIDE.
limo, Cloth, 325 PIP. Illustrated Price 81.

emo, Cloth, 325 PIP. Illustrated Price 81.
This is the best and fullest guide to this roman
tic region.-EreniRg TTdUeHer.
1t will add a hundred fold to the interest of a
White Mountain tour.-Zioa's Herald
There are few romances of more thrilling in
terest.-BelIoa0s Falls argus.
A most interesting book even to those who can
not visit The mountains.-IndepeRdeRt Democrat.
Concord.
The novel reader viii here find truths stran-
ger than fiction and more exciting Christian
Mirror, Portland
1t is the most agreeable local hand book we
have ever received, and is useful, because it is
filled with information, not only for tourists, but
ior the numerous class called stay at home trav-
ellers.-Ne1 York Times
To those who ever expect to visit the Noun
tains 1t is almost Indispensable and to those who
90 not it is very cheap substitute for visit
The facts are valuable, and the scenery described
is unique and sublime Christian Herald, C5acis-
aats, D.
1t will be sent by mail, free of postage Agents
wanted to sell it everywhere. Circulars giving
table of contents sent free to all who wish to exs
anime.
NATHANIEL MOVES. Publisher.
EVA IL Cornhill, Boston.
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60 Though laughter is looked upon
by the philosophers as the property Of
reason, the excess Of it has been always
considered as the mark of folly.
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Between pigeons and grasshoppers
crops in Minnesota are likely to suffer
1t is said that whole fields of corn are
destroyed by pigeons.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

Twenty-seven cases of mosaics and
other interesting relics of antiquity, dis
covered at Carthage, have just been
forwarded to England.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

So The newspapers of Northern Mis-
,l'slppl are loudly complaining of the
US Oh negroes, large numbers of them
9 "''nS succeeded this spring in escaping
from their masters.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

- The Catholic church at CoIdwater,
Nh'cn'' was blown up and destroyed by
powder on the 9Th instant, by some per-
sons unknown.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

The Canadian Parliament, at its re-
cent session, granted one million five
hundred thousand acres of land to the
Quebec and Lake Huron Railroad.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-03

% DIR. John Nelson, the Oldest and
one of the most eminent physicians of
New York, died on Thursday at the age
Of 80 years.
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JESSE BAILEY'S ESTATE.
COMMENsIONEIsS, N.IaCE-

VII subscribers having been appointed BY the
= Hon, Probate Court Tor the district OF Or
leans, Commissioners, 10 receive examine aud
ADJUST all claims and demands OF an persons
against the estate Of JEssE RAuEy. late Of
Westheld, ia said district, deco, 4. reore-
sented insolveni, and the term Of six months from
the 23d day Of April. 1861, being allowed by saId
Court 70 the creditors Of said deceased to exhib-
u and prove their respective clai-as before usi
GIVE AUrICE that we viii attend 10 the duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house or
Jesse Bailey, Jr.. ia Westfield. in said District
on the 9Th day Of July and 23d Of October next
At ten o'clock Ia the forenoon on each Of aid
days.
D. F. BOYNTON,
JARlUS STEBBtNS. / taA'HsiSsl0nefs
Nestiield, June s, AID. 1857. a4va
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70 The ancients," says Julius Hare,
dreaded death +; the Christians can only
lear dying"
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LIBERATION NOTICE

: a'iilS eertfes that have this dav Civ, nv
Il son, JAMES +. Co.'s, his time during the
remainder Of his minority, and shall claim none
81 MS earnings, nor pay any debts q his con-
tIpetiuE after thls date. EEi GOIN-
Irasburgh, May 29th, 1857. ITws
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EsTRAY.
Farms for Sale.

ENOUR excellent Farms, also large quantity
H Of Wild Land, situated in Orleans County
All of said land lying within from orc 10 FIVE
miles Of the Atlantic or Passumpsie Rail Road,
viii be sold on reasonable terms, and long credit
given for most pare ofthe purchase money. For
further particulars inquire Of the subscriber.
L. WHITE,
Bloomington, Vt, July 20. 2stf
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conMrssroNEn,s norIcE.

LoAEA 9. VA EEMAN's ESTATE.
Fk'HE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ennainted
= " tiie liou. Probate Court for ths District
Of 0fieaHf Getglslssi ouers 10 resolve exafofn,
aud adIust al clalms and asuausis q al iersgns
against llic estate Of i.errh D Waterman. iats5ef
Gfeglsaaru, ii ssh district drrcase,i rsfrssenlsa
went, ans tie terra Ct - months irorn
lee 1919 Day oi jane, 1885,, beng clloNea 81 said
Court % DE creditors q SAT- deoease,i 10 sxhibIt
aud pruFe iiier respective cisiuss before U.S.
GIVE NOTICE. tl.st we IS il attend 10 the Au.
ties q Gus appointment al iAe dwelling house Of
Ars. Fiona >. Waterman, fa Greensboro. iB aid
district on TIE third Iues lays u july md No
Vember next, GO 10 O'Clock ia tlie forenoon. on
each Of sHi DAYS.
CHARLES COOK,
JalN SOhEES, C,,suiss.surva
ELEASER SCOTT.
Greensboro, june Il, 4. D. 1857 z5wa
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LyLoUR constantly on hand and for sale at the
Il going prices, by ,
Coventry, July ].
ETMBRELLAS-Jus what every one wants to
u shelter him from the rain and 70 ward on
that threatened comet, kept on hand and for sale
at the cheap store Of
wALW0RIH & WEST.
Coventry, July l.
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MISS II. L. BARNS

w oulD notify the ladies 81 shia plaes ani
w vicinity, thai she has remaining few
Fashionable Geeas. such ~ NeApalifaH and SsFss
RonnctS, Misses and Chiiarcas Bonaegs, iialz,
Ribbons. Flowers, Silk Laees.
SILK Net For Mantillas. EaEIish Craps, hoanes
silks. Sc, which viii Be sold cheap, a. sae n-
tends 10 continue business but a few weeks long
er.
Fancy. Plaid, and Mourning Bonnets,
made at shsri notice. Bandboxes ior sale cheap.
All who have unsettled aco0anss VII please
present them within * weeks.
Bau5n Landing. Jnne g, is5T-~s5ws
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JOSHUA FRENCHs ESTATE
TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed
L " The Honorable Probate Court sir de pis,
Tic o. ofieans Commissioners, 20 receive. ex-
amiae, and adjust ali claims ana demand. IN an
persons, against the es;ste Of Joshua French.
late q Holland, in said district Deceased, rspre-
senied irsolvent and the term II six months
from The stu day OF June 1855. being allowed bv
sai4 ceuft 70 the creditors u said deceased. 10
rs;
GIVE NOTCH, th5t we viii 4itcnd 70 the
eatics O. cur appointment IS lie dWeInF-hoase
Of Aaron Davis, in HOLLAND in said district.
on the sth day q December next, a. ten O'Clock
ia tie forenoon
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A FIRST RATE ASSORTMENT oP
A Shoes and Caters. lower than can be bought
at any other place in Orleans County,
By ALVIN H0VEY.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

H0vEY & SMfrH have this day d.l-olved
a Partnership, and the business all henee-
forth he Carried % by ANS h0YEr, By whom
ALVIN HONEY,
l.. w. SMITH
Albany, May %. 1851. 2aw3
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PEOPLES BANK.

NOTICE i hereby given that the iliri and
l Y last assessment OF twenty dollars tS26) per
hare on the Aea1 Sock Of this Bank, has been
on the 18th Uf June neat.
BY order Of Directors
STEPHEN FOSTER, Caasier.
Derby Line. May 20, 1907. 23w3