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STATE OF VERMONT,

DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, IS.
T a probate court holden at Irasbmrgh, within
n and for the district aforesaid, Oh the 24th
day of December, l65d:
LUTHER BAKER. administrator OF the estate
LUKE DAVIS, late IF New port, deceased, III
testatc, presented his petition in writing, Sitting
orih that SAID decedenr died seized OF certain
real estate in Newport 10 wit: being one "a ltl anH
Undivided half ot % acres more or les OF Tot NJ.
i6 in the LIST division: also pieces o the . dlVl--
I0n o' drawn 10 the original right Of Thos Putnam,
together with the PRIV. eyes &apprtenanc' there
To belonging aud representing that il would I've Tor
the interest OF tile parties interested in Tia" same. &c
sell the hole of said real estate for the purpose %
uriiI,g the proceeds the eof upon interest ar IH-
ve>ting the same in stocks, or other real estate y
rayIng for Incense to sell the SANE, ami all Tile
eirs to said estate having signitird their assem-
70 said sale. and the widow Of said deceased hav
ing reiirqal>Ied her right 10 dover therein, am
r guessing Of said court that there my lie as
signed to her an cquvolent thereto from the pro-
cee,is of sad sale.
Therefore it is ordered by said Court
that public notice be given 10 all persons
concerned therein, to appear before saIt
court at q session thereof. to be held a
SAID Ira burgh. ON the Alb day of Jan
uary, 1857, that they may br heard II
the matter, and show cause why licenc'
i Quill not lac granted ~ aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three
weeks successfully i'll the Orleans Indie
pendant Standard, newspaper ,prnte'
at Irasburgh, in this State, the last q
whoa publications shall be beo'r t.
day assigned for hearing aS as"re>ac
Given under my hand at the Probate %
lice in lra>burgh. this 24th day OF Decem
beer. A. d. 1886.
j2w3 M.CARPENTER. Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

UILEANs TIoIIIt 7, IS.
| y Probate Court hnl!cn st lrasiurch within
and inr sail District. ON tho lTth day Of De
cemler, A. .. lt56, vi bur r lloyr. Aduiuis,rl-
tor ga the e-tn-r ct GtplGt ALLEN. la.e of
Gree si'n % ~ said III, ~, deceased, pe-eit~ s
adiu itl-tu.ion iCconit for sc'tlrnrHt.
" he1eupou. It J. ,rrTrH thnt lie suuP lc re-
f'.Ired 20 the Iih dtv At Ipmumrv, tt5T 80 'he
Probate Office ia said lra-Lu,gh for cxnuiira'inn
and allow ance aud that all concerned he roif-d
hereof, toy The publication ui thi- order u lie
Orleans Independent Staudarl 81 newspaper
prInred az lr,>Lurlh three weeks surcr--ive =
~ soon a. mav b.. that ticy iuny appear ind ut
aid time and place, il they see ease, OF icct
thereto.
81 NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
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Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting of the Orleans
County Agricultural Society will be hold
en- at Irasburgh, on Tuesday the Goth
day of January next, at 10 o'clock A.
H., at which time and place Field Crops
may be exhibited for premiums. 1t is
hoped all who feel interested in the fu-
ture welfare of the Society will be pres
emf, as there are questions of Importance
to be acted upon, the location of the Fair,
the revision of the Constitution and By
Laws, &c.
WIN. P. MAY, Sec'y.
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BOSTON JOURNAL.

Il IL t,r,,,,. ,,ar.~s,rv for Us TO spe In many
years II has conie,Sedlv stood AT the heat OF the
nt,sspa,,sr press OF New England hi position
was attained not through any special Effort on the
part OF its publishers To increase the circulation
t,x agent. ~ other of the usual mems, but be
cause It has proved 10 I've such y per ~ every
taor,,l Intelligent man in the cuinnuni Y might
with nrulriptv ntrpluce into the t9ullN ere (, n
be read bv his children. ant for VII CHI lie mgh'
,,v tor them both n stiucI OH and entertainment
ith such "a character II has eAIiied the position
/. orcun, s: and the fact that It's crcHiatou l.
much larger than agy nih,T paper NJ ~ eia~s ~
New England !, tire ce4,re-t proot ct the e>tiina-
tIun il. witch il is held By the rendi; comnuni
"
What the foURSAI has heen in the past We in
tend It shall lie in tie future. Our aim Is L"
max It einrhaticaily
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
We intend that i, shall tie Il comp - ecor'i Of
the events of the age ia which Ne I'VE; that The
afteuti\ and careful reader oi ~ pages shall tee
.ti,l4. tu gtth..r frun them accurate AMI reliable
iut,,rmlnu Of every event OF M crest IN politics,
IN. ,,r,s ana. :, el,,re,, morals ~ religion in this
country ana la foreign l,nti>; and That they shall
nave this information NJ an carrier day than they
IAN obtain il nom amy other source. In all IT.
irp,rrmeuts. Editorial. News, Commercial, Lite
r;trv ami Miscellaneous, We intend That II shall he
second To 10 other paper issued III me country.
Tile present Is Il favorable one to: he r
gauizatior Of Clubs for subscription to the Jour
,.l. One enterpri>ing man in each Town ana
Village can. with very little trouble get up Clnl
of ten or mo-e persons, and thus get his own pa
per for nothing.
Ne are now ready 10 receive Subscrittion inl
the We XIV Journal from Clubs Tor the year 1857
AMI we can assure all those who avail them~elve'
Of the literal terms on which il is offered, that nG
cffurt i'll be spared to make it worthy their COIL
! fIeuce and patronage.
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Barton, Dec. 80.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. l.

Contracted wkEKi.Y FL"M THE y. l.. FAEMEE
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
WEDNESDAY, Dec. "a, 1906
At market Sal Cattle, al Beeves and 65S
stores, consisting Of Working oxen, Cows and
Calves, yeIrlings, two and three years old.
Friee>-M1rket Eeei-Extn Sc. i2as So; lst
liaiitv, S7,5Ua7.75: 2Iquality, 1t, 25a7 90; 81
IuaiIiy. S0,vu; ordinary. ~ so.
u.u7HU,Osc per cwt.
Tallow-O,0 oaO.c rec per cwt.
relte-S ,Z5as 5Oc each.
Cali Skns-l3tl4 cts per ID.
Barrellil Cattle-Noue
Veal Calves So 90 to 10.
Working Uxeli-SiOO 10 IT'S.
Cows and Calve>-S3O to 90.
lear.in9s-SI6 tu 20.
I NO Year Uhl-S-3 to IS
Three ears Old-S29 to 40.
! Sheep and lamhs-22S5 AT market. Extra, s.
/ 9. Rv lot Sl.75 to 80.
Swiup-S to Use per 10.
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The Boston Daily journal,

(Moruing or evening edition, may be desired,l
is sent 10 subscribers bymaii, in any part of the
United States. fOr SIX notL.AEs year. by
means Of our FAST Pass we are able TO keep the
forms for tile Daily Journal opti several hour
later than any other daily paper, and thus not I'M
freuuentlv to publish important news from twelve
to twentv-f0ur hours in advance. The average
circulation of the Daily Journal is more than
double that of amy subscription or two cent paper
published in bostun.
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ALMON ORDWAY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT. IS.

UIlI-f ANs IIsIIiI c 7.
IN Probate Court, holden at Irasbnrgh i'm and
i for said district, on lie 18th day OF DeceInbeI
A d le56:
FANNY MARIA OEDWAY. admimi>'ratr K oil
the r. ate oi AlmOI url~ay. laIe oi We>lh-Id.
IN sand district, deceased, makes application to
sid cou,r 20 extend the time heretofore allowed
her - pay the debts due from said e. ie AMI 10
render her administration account until some III
turr dav:
Whclruron, it is or Tered by said cour, that
said app, cation be heard ut the tIo.,att rie, "a
lTlsburrh. tie 2l-i day Of .laHu ny 1857 aid,
il is further ordered, that notice tie gwen 10 all
persons concerned, 10y the ul,ljcat.on of his
der in the Orleans In dependent sttrr.i, printed
at lra>burgh, three weehs success!vely, be.Ure
said hearing.
liy the court. Attest,
NJ. CARPENTER, Judge
a true COPY Of record. Ar1es'.
Iva MARSHAL CARPENTER, Judge.
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MUSIC STORE.
BURLINGTON.
- DTTGFN
i. S. RUST


HEAS a complete assortment Of Musical Mer
4 4 chandsc, and all goods pertaining 10 hls
branch of business. 4 large assortment Of
R'E4N0 EOFkEES
from the manufactures of Chickering, Woodward
4 Brown, aud i;rOwh & Allen. Whose instruments
are well Known IT, lie superior to any other
manufactured ia this country.
SEEkAPTE7NEs G. NgELGDEOES.
manufactured 10y Prince & Co Buffalo, and Ca-
hart x Needhan, y. Y. of all sizes and patterns
and every Instrument warranted.
Duubic bass NI0!s, NOnCeilu>, Tenor Nio>.
NoIhs, Guitars, Flutes, Cmriunets, Saxhurns.
ljueIes liombUmes, Arcnrdeun-. &c.
Italian, German ami English Strings for Nos.
and Guitars of the best quality Rows, FInCe
Boards, Tail Pieces, Pegs ami Bridges, iIulIIr
Forks, Tuning Hammers. Pitch tubes. CIriuIie
Reeds, Aietrenolne< with and without bells Music
Stands, double refined En>n. Cases for Flucs.
Blank Music Books and Music Paper. Instruc
ton Books, and Scales for every Instrument.
HE ElE FFs SIC.
More than 10000 pieces now on hand. and all
new pieces nf Music received as soon az publish
Ell. 'ilee Books and Church Music BOOKS ui eN-
erv 4oecription.
NJ L. will sell all articles as low ~ those of the
SAM quality can he obiaineh in any GUY, and d
liberal discount made 10 eachers and flI"-e y Les
| buy 10 sell again Grateful i'r the liberal pat
/ rouHe he has thus far receve.i, he viii spare ~
cfuri - Keep II complete assortment OF all rtr-
! ces usually kent IN q Music Store. and 10y CnI.-
slant personal attention To- his business hopes Z,
see Ia ms new AMI cOmmOiiuu sore, all Of lI
| Old. aud many nGw customers.
/ Burlington, April l., loJG.-lG-1y.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02

"a An apple has been produced in
Oregon, measuring eighteen inches and
a half round, and weighing two pounds
five and half ounces. This beats the
world.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02

ES The Salem Observer says that
Seth Hathaway, of Marblehead, has sold
$S76 worth OF cabbages this fall, the pro-
&0ee Of one-hnlf acre of land.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02

No. 48 An act in addition TO chapter
ninety-two Of the complied statutes, re-
lating to pounds aid estTays.
1t is hereby snaetrd &c.
Sec. l. Ifany beast lawfully impound-
ed in any pound shall escape therefrom,
or be unlawfully rescued by any person
or persons. such beast may within five
days thereafter. be retaken and again be
impoundel by the keeper Of said pound,
or by the person or persons impoundlng
the same, Whenever said beast can be
found, and said beast held for the pay
ment of ali legal fees and changes as by
the statute provided and in case said
beast was rescued 10y any person or per-
sons, with the knowledge and assent Of
the owner or keeper of the same. the said
beast shall be held for the payment OF all
reasonable expense and trouble which ac-
crues in the retaking Of the the same, &c
be paid TO The pound keeper, in like man
ner with other fees, charges and expense,
As now by statute provided.
Sec. 2. Every person who shall him
der or impede suc! pound keeper or i'm
pounder, in the retaking Of said beast
shall be liable to all the penalties Of sec
ton twenty-one, of chapter ninety-two, 0
the complied statutes.
Approved November u, 1856.
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Greatest Cure in the World for Pain.
A. E. SMITHS
AND GENUINE ELECTRIC OIL
80, NrErts CHA N1,Tpr xoxNu.

disease only c'oss named
wl the Electric OIL sold CORNER WALNUT
STREETS in
Limbs Piles Sores Fever Ulcers, Csked B
pies Bronchial Affections. Glands Frous Stiffness n joints Nk
To al
Piled any patient female! the Amshou any public institution
thee
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DAGUERREOTYPES !!

kNlE subscriber would respectfully ii.tlrn the
4 Ladies' aud Gourlrmeil at Urleai- Cnlni'y
hat hc j. taking Miniatures again Ht ia,lurgh
~ here he urty he io,Ind really 20 vail ou them
every 1uesdav, Wednesday, and Saturday, uLti
further notice l. given
those wishing hr Miniatures can get them for
Inc moderate sum of
Ono Dollar,
pm mp hiH ucur 2lurcccu Case. ,ud the picture
~ u be- hirf1or 'nnpre lHAel. 100 Country or tuwu.
Won c,ai SEQ find at fh,- ,s'rIii~ ifrI; Ct general
n.-,rfuput OF Fuury G, o. auI tinlt inrEst.. al
u wlieh WI be sold ~ -rcr. liit cailot Tail 70
Iiietsp
ilit -uheorIher vorld Sl-o take ~ naporfuI.i-
" 10 fendsr b- thauA- ipl ra~r L.Yar-. sud most
respectfully % ieits q cIlifuti sr.c- OF fltrsu.
a ). NuPGLE.
lra>aarrb, Oct 2s, 1865
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a. DIGEST" SuciI Is THE TRUE MEANING
of the word ''PEPSIN.'' or ot the two Greek ord
from which 1t is derived. Ihi- Is the significant
and appropriate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE
FLUID. or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR. J.
;. HOUGHTON, of Philadelphia, from the fourth
Stomach of the Ok, for the cure of Indge>tiouand
Dyspepsia. 1t is Natures own remedy for al.
unhealthy Stomach. No art Of man can equal H.
curative powers. 1t renders GOOD EATING
perfectly consistent with HEALTH.
~ See Advertisement in another column.
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No. 50.-An act in alteration of chapter
ninety-fve of the complied statutes re-
lating 10 bouniies for killing noxious
animals.
RS hereby e,aacted &c.
Sec. /. Ii any person shall take and
kill within this state any of the following
noxious animals, he shall be entitled TO
receive cut of the state treasury the fol-
lowing bountirs, to wit: for every grown
wolf or panther, twenty dollars, for every
sucking whelp Of Il wolf or panther ten
dollars, tor every grown bear ten dollars,
for every cub OF Il bear five dollars. for
every grown lynx five dollars, and for
every sucking lynx two dollars, all which
bounties shall be subject TO the provi .ions
of said chapter ninety-five of the compil-
ed statutes, applicable to the same.
Sec. 2. The second section of chapter
ninety-fve of the complied statutes i
hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved October 81, 1856.
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\ CARD
TO DRUGGISTS AND MER CHINTS c

70 DRUGGISTS AND MIR CHINIS OF
VERMONT
For the convenience of Dealers and individuals
# 'his State, have Hpioutet Me- tkl-D. l..
SAi u. of Montpelier, my vi ole~ae Agent al.d
he will 80 ~ uli times snppied with all >iEes ul
my GENUINE kLECTRIC on I Nuald
urge upon al ursler> iu Av,iIviae 20 order from
Mr, Smith supply at my oil at orce, tsat tiirv
may Ice able TO aIf>V the earliest demands he
will also furnish each derier with show Car5ls
Posters ana 1000 Circular, with their lume
printed thereon a agent Tread the following
lroclaInalionN A 4. NMLI q eRaist PliAs.
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One oorlar.


! ! pefsnu- warning sluv,'-. stove pipe, a.
n '.,w ware. tiu ware, lrtl ttic and liraI<,
viii fnd p.r.1,r v3t1rt, aud rh-ap.r prices Ht
,ur .hnp. thIu can Ice foupd elsewhere ia tLe
cnuuty. Iletre call and ,.2nuinie
SKlNNIRS ross.
Derby Ceutre Oct q. lsG6--43ih3
DCEXING FLUID for ,ale by
b Bct 10. 2. ". NIE.
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New Goods.

TIVE subscribers have on hand and are constant
i " rec living new goods, winch will he sold as
low Us can he bought at any store IN This county
Among which will be found general a--or Iuen
OF by Goods, groceries. crckely, glass and hare
ware, paints nj = aud glass.
GEO. WoRTHINGToN JR. u Co.
Dec. I6, Ih56-jltf
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10 To those who are about purchasing any
kind of goods advertised by J. O. Emery in ant
other column, uncommon inducements are offered
because he has larger stock than can lie found
at any o,her estahl shment in the State. lie be-
ing practical manufacturer of Furniture, his
goods in this department can be relied upon,
he will have hone but the b'st qualfg, And in
the departments of Carpetmg and Hanging or
Room Paper. with all their accompaniment, hi
stock stands unryaed. Coming from the manu-
iactnrers, the ne,rtst and best styles may Always
be found at his store. and at reasonable rates.
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ca Paris proper has increased two
hundred thousand in population since
Louis Napoleon first assumed sway.
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"HEARKEN, 0, We PEoPLE."

As it i desir0as that his books should be set
tied by the first o. January next. IL IS hoped that
every individual wllo owes iigu anything, wheih-
81 be Je great or small short or tall. rich POO
high or low. bond or free, godlg or ungodlF. .
call and settle lls account ether by payment or
by note.
+. S,-Sene 50 nor bat he can give his Tote.
r.. u. NICHOLS
Glo-xr, Dec. z5-szrl By. RANDALL
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oTothinG z

DEADY MADE CLOTHING At Worthing"
Ii toms can be found large quantity Of Boys
and Aien'> Clothing.
lee. Is, 1856.
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mELEGEoUs. I7zsTOHECAL,

Biogrni hcal, School, Medical, Gin. Blaik and
ChlGier's book too huu,"I"u- 'unent"n, at pri-
cea which re WARRANTED Ia give cntne sutlsiac-
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Boston Journal for California,

Boston Journal for California,
in printed on the 4th and 10Th Of each month, for
mailing by the steamers Ofihe 9Th and goth. II
is made up with the greatest care for the intorma
ton of New England men in California. Over
twelve thousand copies month are new sent
there, which Is a much larger circulation than
any other paper pr'ntedin the Atlantic States has
1t is mailed at this office for six cents copy.
person sending one dollar can have one each OF
sixteen numbers sent TO any one they may desire.
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Boston Journal for 1857.
The New England Family Newspaper.
Great Success of the Club Plan.
GREAT REDUCTION TO CLUBS.
The Cheapest Newspaper in New England.
PAYMENT INVARIABLY In ADVANCE
PAYMENT INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE

One wear ago the Proprietor Of the JuURxAL
decided TO reduce the price Ofthe WEEKLY .IoUI;-
NAL, and the success Of the low price Cub plan
has been 50 great TO induce the following low
rates for the year 1857:
One copy, one year s., 90
Two copies, one year, 10 one address 900
Five copies, one year, to one address 600
Ten copies, one year. to one address 1000
And one copy 10 the getter up Of the club
Twenty copies one Year to one address $40, 90
and two copies TO the getter mp ofthe club, or any
dollar and quarter book Of the day
Payment 10 be made invariably in Advance.
At the expiration Of the time for which advance
payment has been received, the paper viii III all
cases be stopped.
The great success which has attended the in
PRODUCTION OF tile Club plan IN the circulation OF
the Weekly JOURNAL, AMI which has nearly
DOUBLED ITS CIRCULATION
in single year, encourages its proprietor to con-
tinue the same plan. lie would therefore suggest
10 those who are shout selecting their paper for
the ensuing year, that these terms offer TO them
one Of the best New England Family Newsps pers
| At q very low price-one which is within the
reach Of every man. ofths character oftae
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The Illustrated Edition of
IRVING'S
Life of Washington J

Life of Washington
- T. PUTNAM X CO, viii commence in =
u. few drNs, nrS edition ct this great work
ia seIni-Inonlhy parts. Price Is cent each.
Each volume sill ean,i>, oi IA paris, hanl.
sclney printed IN imperial octave he WIN
work will he Illustrated by about 30 superior
e'avig~ steel, ii,eluiiug permits and
h,s or cal designs, t.y eminent Artists. With
numerous woul cuts AMI maps. Each part viii
contain Nj lrsl>t 81 pages ant me engraving nn
steel. kVety other part will have two steel
Plates. -
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
1-E:'cb SEN --inouthjs par ,'ontaiuttg as above
specified - cents, iays..ie ou lie livery.
2-AB >ubscrIUers mast engage 10 take the
entire work.
s-lhe second and Subsequent volumes viii he
issued ia double lnlts--aHd the wi'fe will b.
Published ut regular Intervals If two week..
Among the illustrations Slreadv engraved, or
tearIv 'omi,leied, are The iul owing Portraits
ON eel;
ten SCHUYLER, Gen. Chas Lee,
Gen Putnam, Cen. Henry Lee,
ten Arnrll, Col. Aloutre,
Geu Greer, Gen. Muvue,
Gen. Nari, Gen Clinton,
Cen kg0x Euhf. Morris,
Gen. Montgomery, Gen. Stark.
Zen. ~. Cmir, Gen. Hamilton,
G'n Lord Sterling, Gen. Gates,
Raron Steuben. cen. Glover,
Gen. Ia fuyerte, Sir VIM. Howe,
Count Pulaski SIR Henry Clinton,
Gen. Lincoln, Lord CORVALLIS,
Gen. Mercer, Gen. iurgoybe,
Washing on, & ON the picture V l'eHle,
WlshiI gtut, from the picture hv 1rtimhul,
Washington. from the picture ~ Wurguler,
Washington, from The picture by Stewart,
Washington, from The picture of il'tlsOu's Bust,
Washington, from the picture of HudsOn''
Statue
Washington, from the picture of Browns Stat
( ne.
Washington, from the original profile.
Mr.. Wa. Ellington, tear'y portrait.)
! Mrs. Washington. from Stewart.
Miss Phillips, from original picture.
ILLUSTRATIONS on STEEL.
| Historical scenes tchjetly from Or gnal designs
Site Of Na-hngtnii's birthplace.
M'amt Vernon, three views
/ Washington rs Il surveyor.
Washington ~ Fort Necessity.
Washington surveying the Dismal Swamp.
Washington at Winchester
Washingrou's Field Sports.
| Fortfving Rnnker's Hill
Fort Ticouderogs, Lake George.
! F0rtiications Ht West Point in 1850.
Washington queling Il Riot, from cotempo
/ rary dr;,wina.)
View of New York, ZIG.
Announcement of independence.
/ Hattie OF Trenton.
Battle Of Germantown.
Battle of Monmouth
Rraddock's hHttle field.
Washington going to Congress, &c.
ri Must always remain, par emiuenre. THE HI
tory Of the Father OF his country. IhiLade lhi
Bull tin
n. B.-It is intended that the Illustrations
= this edition shall he worthy of the subject and
the author The hest artists have been engage
= to make original drawings, and the most elnnel
cugrlverS are secured.
No expense will he spared to make the engr;
wings creditable to American art, and fully sati
= factory to amateurs of f,stldious taste.
~ Agents and canvassers supplied on liber
terms. This edition is published exclusively +
subscribers
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THE subscriber has constantly on hand extra
/ -four manufactured from The best Canada
wheat, better article than can be found ia this
market. GEO. oETnISGToS }K. 4 Co.
Dec. le, 1856.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02
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~ u>uaI, ui cv,ly knu at Ir,,c> winch VIA pos.-
t.vctl ucly all C.ln, petition lie wO',ia cal par
tict ar al euitou To- HI assortment ui Stationery
winch il now complete and which ha- been
s..-cied with great care, and Hiti auect reference
q the wants ct ti> customers, "a rscutE PLAIN
lud fancy note and letter pa er from tn p cctts
per uure- EtyriupC~ lrlul Ct. per pa, To 20
crut- pack, aud every thing cOEicc'ed 81 tne
>tuIiuI.e y lle ut prices corresponding viii, ihe
apotr Ihdl kui tor fui1ner In or, 'Ir E.grs that
hy an upright COURSE ni "eailn1 aud curriul
,xca.sion ui ali wa h oF duultih f,navHpS. 60
uuril and rccetcH good shaIc oi luulIc Imruuase g.
CHESTER BROWN.
Craftsburv, Nov. 20, ie5G--2f
\. r. Any work which may be wanted by any
p hi- Gus uuIer~ 'ntr he G,c> IO' hnp at 70 have
"u hand, he wili be- hHpty 10 lIoru f'tf tlIrtn
which his artal EeInenr S. ith lie publishers WI
enable. tim to d. al short u.s'i, r. u - b. how
c,f prices. 1hi.Ni ~ h"NN'
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-01-02
FRIENnS o. IFVWANITY.
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THE subscriber would take this method TO in
/ form his old customers. ir ends aud the pub
Lc generally, that he has more returned IRON
the city markets with the largest stock OF books
and stationery which he bias ever had, and i
prepared to sell them at the very