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SHoossus N Ssls-DEysHss.-Ws lsasa
that : Is. Twssdy, respectable fasAw,
living bsbsssa this end Asaassss, wss 81
taoksd This norniss BY : n. Tass snd strset
With fsess rsib vhse Mr.. 7vss6y Shot Nm
viii ! Colts revolver. n. fwSsdy had ~.
Tate ansd for similar c6snss sass bslees,
and We obliged, oviss - tArssts, y pct
himsslfis Aaa1liAads Of dslsnss. ~. fUss.
dy Va soasidssably hnrs, ssd Mr. fsss NOR
tally veandsd, - ~ ass inforusd. sSs
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yLAssWAkE in great variety, Gobleta, Wine.
~ kGg 0lassss, Champagne, CofdiAls, Decsut,rs
Wine hotties, bar, Table and Soda Iemblsrs, hit
Ter Bottles, sslvers, Sugars. sroon Stands, Bowls
Preserve Dishes, Celery classes, syrup bottles
salss, Cruets, Jar, amps, Csndiesticks Molaa.es
Cans, Lamp thimLeys, Globes. DC, &C., by far the
hest in town, for sale at close figures 1t
the New Crockcry Store Of GEO. FOSTER.
iuneDd
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HaNk-EYe state.

A STOVE with grsst capacity for both Ceosis8
"A and Heating. We make three sisss OF thsssf
AID TO every perSon with large families snd esso
Aouses, we wonidrecomnsnd this article.
COMSTUtk kkO.,
.n,sa II Main-st
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RusAwAT.-Ysstseday alsssnoes Wcods
"RAilrsaA Kspssss" twc-hssss tsaa -
frightsssd on FOURTH strestty lrs ssachsvs,
ran dowa Aais ssrsss q fsarfal ssas, sas-
rowly nissiag ssvsssl wagons, aad Asaiiy
came 70 hAis % - Lssss, h . pile q
shingles. 1hs horses were hart soms.
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rOH SALE oM ExCHANGE.

y ACRES Of biua land directly opposite Main,
commanding view ct ksok1k, Manaw,
Atexandria, Hamilton, AID 10 mii.n Of the Mis-
odssipPi River. There a Rsilroad In course Of
sosstruction at the foot ~ ~ bluff. s.This 10
slsof the faest locations tsr aprisate residence y
eAe west"
Also 50 a4res ~ miles from the river in . good
aeighborhood, all uuder cultivation, good orchard
- peach aSd apple trees, frame houses, stable
&C., gosd weiis with chain pnlnp..
Also 80 acres miles from the river, all under
esltivation, good ns CAB hood, asd In proved
With good new frame house with roons, stables
Ac.,3 weils with chain pumps, Is ~ ~ Acres In
meadow, . very desirable farm.
Also 30 aeres choice land 81 miles from the ris-
q, ssd In good neishborhoe, ~ scrss il wheat.
I Also 100 acres 8 niles from the river partly In
proved.
Also choice lot Of timber Land in Hapeoek co.,
III.
Aiso~svsral lotsin III, t,wn Of HsaAlltes, ILL.,
nois. y
Also two lotsin Naperviic, Du Page county,
IlliAois.
Also lAad il Indiana.
Also lAnd and lots in ohi..
Also good mill property in Ohio.
Alss prePsrty in Ksokns, sad good paying bs-
sinsas.
will sell or exchange good tsrns." En-
quire Of Al. II. HUMMER.
aprsd Nos Main ~, Ksok st ,Iows.
49,
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DIN. 9RONsON,
- RSIDENCk md O4cs % Morgan Street. op-
y posits the brighten House.
1sfsr TO J. r. ssniord, II. p.
4 tulpd
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tarsd - tAsseaatsy. We assspesd thsaoa-
~ Of ~ naastaslersss solsiy ~ ~ -
poss Of hsvia9s svpsesst sspp1 - -
Inks Tor OR oNA - Ne hsvs - expeek
sonstsstly - Asssss hsaAa sssd sapPlg
Of tho vasioss qualities u Isis, vAish
Dtiatsrs 90 pssssss Of - u the ssssa
fateo. gs sssse81
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We DAsns Srsr Orr Inro SEs Rsse -
Waliing = est in ssnnsnieation, over his
own sigsatsrs, il The 7snA, ussosboiag
soms old sorss vhish Col. Pastssses' 3steads
had Aspsd = Asal % uisksss ssssstiag y
sash ssvsrs ssessysetsS. Nc slA,lSgts ~
opponsnt 10 oons out ovss ~ owa sgnatsss
and sasaPiss tbs ssass u Col. Pssssssoa
and Ais fsisads.
Cons, gsssisosa, hsrs y fair shAllssss
and IN opsa Asld pitch into the 'srisg, :" and
let the Aehs - o.. II win b saasing ssd
rsfrsshiag daring tAe dsll bot wsaaAer.
-------...-.--- ----------------- &f
GIHow dose II hsppsa that or sotsnpe.
rariss ehsrys, and rsssive, sons 1fty per
cent. aoss sAaa Vs 10 for the pablieasiss e
City OsdiaanessS
Nsw MHpicAL CoLLsos.--Ws andssstanA
that The 6sAAs Univsrsisy Medical Collsgshss
purchased, % ~ osrsss Of Bloadssa -
Seventh stsssss, snd yssress 70 ssassess
the erection Of new College bsildiaG i.as,
diAsslJ. III fs w
Foa TEE LAplss.-Frsok Lsslis's Gazette
Of Pashies, ss6 ~ Ladiss' Jsurssl - IL
lustsassd Aisesllany, for sale q Clask's De
pot. 8
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HoH0oPAfIisr.
|nYllCs sasAss II 1Alsa 81 Aaia. In Dssks,s
~ 1Alisy. f1ay15-llv
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~ geest cassoaps
ifnril. Srt /
| lltss. AZ +. s1HisiSHSa1
| ~ er35s
1e1 6cie I.eathas w.
/ 0a0k ~
| Haynees r. =
IOpssS
mr.. !. 7 - ~
Y Ssssssh, = ! ea1f H.
/ 1~s1se Is, wHIeex
~ ~-sl m
- - !, S ] $.
aAsewAss. ~.
q "A
a. 60. i"
/. 800 - No.,
!. 1si,rs
80, ~. $500.
q ,Sa1ssA.s ~
?
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PA0TICULA4 NOTICE.
II LII pssaous kAewiue the1sslvss i11eb4e1 tSNhe
md settle With j. y. C0LLynn,
iunS1S69w
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
HOT AIR fine Cook steve,
Quincy City.
"EcAil particular attention 10 this steve ;
w which fsr beauty and fpish cannot se SCR.
passed. 1t takes long wood heats rapidly, aaA
will bAke quicker ard with less fuel than Any eth
erstove In the world. Every stove We will warrant
TO perform we'll, snd not to crack BY IRE, snd
fAifursin sithercase will be semtded ~ ~ - oex
ownsxpense. Piessecsli and examine this ,nsv
article, at II Ma,n-st.
apr3-d C0MSTOCK bhO.
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& -. LSUis nas2 -. July ..
PL0U1-oe - for City. .. =. aonissl.
WHEAT. - Ola. 1iSl -, Nsv will prOhally
spsn - u -. "
ooaN -ss@1ss. Prins white, s1oTss. n new
gsnaies.
0A16--<Ss., soeks iastuisd xaz
8 PROvIsIOns-lAttie, And tendency downward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-09

"
T OH " :. N =, . fssS ssbstvSsS Exskaa6s
"a 5slnsss. SAMPLE RAEKlN.
sprss1 "a !.
DHNeONs 90 nsw Asvsaa oppossssity Of Dss-
Is sustne 10 assss, sAjstahs nanilton, ssAs ~
e :.., 3 =, ~ as''s A isis.:':' RAskn
. ATTEHrleh.
DKRMAf9 sAe shssSsse asa Sess losssea
MAIN STREET property Chat II for ssls) :.
~ sssssA. bsisg - ~ bsssk 81 asst 50 sass =
ksssrs. CLARK = Ven GestsAsA's leather stsss.
Hss A. s : !. 5. T. III f.: I
-, .s: sf'''' ~ = ;,;isE Z I;;hlIh
4 LOTS N Masea : Lsvsf 4 aaiiias--ass vies u
& ~ aIty sadSiver. Tern sssy.
Also. livery desirable lots 10 El.vood, for resi-
ssSAisl SAMPLE : RANKIN.
EOE SIK1-fsTs q lets I 90 ;, IissK q, %
i - .slis sAi1rLs ! R2SkiS.
kUIT, FRUITI
rzs,sik 1ss3sss Il tvtt;s - D.s4yse y
rrsIss eae H.lss SO Cs10tssies
,nselt1s q DsdAssstt r. re-;
R.IN0 ssnssstsd With the largest Asssss IN
~ Bestos. New Yesk - psg 4nns. tAoy sss
snsbled 70 obtain th<iy suprlisA fresh ffon those
msrksss, vhieA they wiz Ell - sAssY - any
boss - tAs ssst. The following y iiss u pass
VI shsis stssk:
OrsnDw. Lsnoaa, Daasaas,
Pi1s Appiss, TAasrlnd. Prsnss,
D.is4 psssAss,> Dried Arpiss, hates.
A,- DID, c''''l r.. ..:'A S''''' y.s s.
Dras,i Nats. Pes Nuts, coeoa Esss.
jel6dAv fft8
! 4 nnr BUBH. Potatoes, jus. arriving. asa vii
4 VUU sssid ehssp ~ KING TAfL0k's,
1ss~ss- -. - -. .I. -.
81 KS LsAoAs. IN '.sys .na ..,,i.G = very
jsiedAv Mais-ss.
1sAnAkINDs-A fresA aspPIy jus, re.sivsA ~
= jsle4Aw kING TAYLOR
PIANO FORTES, piano FORTEs !
IVSWO very valuable instramsnts. naAe BY Hal
Vel, Dssk Co.. cei4hraee1 nao ufactsrery, Ass-
80, Tor sale Cd. a lot CASH. viii - exchanged
fsf sssHtsJ fr.durs o. .n.retaadiss q any hisd.
ktN0 = TAYLOR,
MkLOD ssONRI
TWO very Are toned instrsmenss, frsn the eel
y sbrated uaLafsciory vi Asroo 3 Hamiip,
Boston, jast recttvrd and for sale retp for CASH.
VIII - excAaag 4 Tor sssntry lresasx. II AvSIi,
fbs sose. kISG IAlL Lob,
luasledAW M. Msin-st.
| 0raaesst OFangasfg
k0 BXs. ps,mt 0saagss yusi tsesivsd froa ~
w knt. asd will BE- sold al the reasonable pSsea
u - - Par box the trsdc. lhe.e srs very Ans
huit-the btst thai HAYS been btonsht late tAs
sity thls ssasen. King Z TAYLOR,
iuns1sd No.t MAin-st.
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CheapsS shaa he UAeobeoe.
rVHOSE about % pApss tAsis heuses, viii IRA 81
to their intsrest 9 sxaniss, h41sss pussh ssise.
the extensive steek e new sAd elegant pAfH1
: i. :. DodBIEpAYAw Ilsox.
junelS-d ooeenAsee,
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~, I'LL, ysAisi Il II nat IA 1skA4n. #
I'll - Sshassa sossst, 11tSsen - -
- -. ltsa41o4
70 lSlA sAsiss l4Al IL ale 81
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8 = "a 70 a#HNY 1910.
svWO M1W 0043Ao1o - Morgan stsses, oppo-
4. = asssssa ~ e.: ! az! ~ - =
x LSys ~ 6a!e,se s1e1lnN ~ slly psepseIy,
lssa xssksk m ! - ill., :, - & u ~
\ nsspsarss.. ssDss,se - GSsA1ssss.
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A n DOz. sudAR KETTLES, from s to 40 GAL,
III 1t No. n Main street.
sprs-d coMsT0cK BRO.
10 DUH. DUCK TEA kkTTLEc, ~ our el0rsS
TO very how. cOAST0Ck BRO,
apr3-d IL hain-st.
F1NfNMAN b Tools and Machines constantly On
hand ut our store, No. n Msinst.
aprs-d CoMs10CK BRO.
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W.. q. HAN KAMA,
Ale and Porter Depot.

Ger. Main ana Ri4etsses., r oskU .
A LII orders for Bottled ak and POINTER
"A Allied and delivered In any part Of the city.
from distance ssspectfully solisted snd promptly
attended 70. W. q. uAKKINS.
ieSdGm
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g.H.RiCKLEs. p. IUCAD.
Lac oftFrsdsriekstsrgh, va.l
flck len Il l. = O..
OANkE Ems,
Nsor cor. sd ssd Main Ns.,......sEEOxuK IOWA.
WE receive deposits, disc.snt paper, and rae
w collections, in thIa city and thssueAeut ~
Northwest.
Exchang. bought and sold atcufrent rates.
Gold, Silver, and uncHrrent money Aousht anh
sold.
First class bssiness paper wanted.
1oKnioN uxcBAN0x..
Sterling Exshange on Iosd,A. Dublin. sd the
csntinsat-t ron one pound and spwaras-as -
ducsd rates.
edssrsngsss v,sisias sAs city Gre irvfssd 10 eail
81 oar ocs, whore every iulOrmatitp Vii, IS riysn
aud the beat rates paid fss Eastern drafts.
nlvnARNcxr.
Bank Republic ,Nsu York City.
Carpentss vssmilys. ~ wall-st., New Hssk.
Isaiah lee Co., Bsitinere. Nd.
Dsnlsvy, D1AksA Co.. Cjnciensti, o.
Ia. Tucker Co., Kxchangc nank CAieaae.
John ] .Anaerson Co, 81. Louis,
!. Monroe Reid, Ksckuk, Iowa.
ksid 6hsjlds Co., . !"
marchS yins
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'<s.s.s. wAslssaA \ 4 8 sas.. 4. o {.
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yXTHFREN Border LIE, Or What Fanny HsaSss
wv sew and hoard IN Ksnsas and Missouri.
Fer sAis at tho 0ITY BOOK 610k1,
apvfe 50 4Ain-st.
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W q 8AGE HE "a
r OH ~ 3. M !, - Isss ssbstvssS Exsk616s
AaA Jshnsso. SAMPLE RANKIN.
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MOTIFS on the Principles Anl Pra1tiess of Dap-
IN list Churches BY Francis Waylsnd. Fos sale
BY 3. 4. HIATT SON,
juns13d ~ Main-st.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-21

A WONDERFUL CAsE.-The Water
town On. " Journal gives the follow
mo description of the injuries received
bv a young man named Smith, in the
tovn of Dexter, inflicted with. a buzz
saw:
aOne arm was cut entirely off a few
inches above the wrist, and again cut
nearly off just above the elbow. On the
chest we're still more severe injuries. The
ssv had passed between the ribs, cutting
woofhem off where they curve up and
connect with the diaphram-crossing the
5Fer point Of the breast-bone, and made
q serious cut in the liver. The incision
made by the saw in the body was eight
inches in length. Through this, the sto-
mach, pancreas, ard small lobe Of the
liver protruded. The saw had also LAID
open the skin from the thigh to the knee.
The vital parts were arranged and re
stored to their proper places, the arm
amputated, and, strange to say, after al
these severe injuries, Mr.. Smith is in {
fair way ofrecovery.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-21
STATE OF VERMONT,

4 Probate Court held at Irasburgh within
"a and for the district aforesaid, on the 18th
day of August, A. D. 1857.
An Instrument, purPorting to be the last VIII
and Testament of George W. Randall, late OF
Charleston in said district deceased, was pre-
sented to the Court here for Probate, by julius
Oliver Of said Charleston, the Executor therein
named.
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court, that pub
lie notice be given to II persons concerned there
in to appear before said Court at a session there
of to be held at the inn of William Hubbard in
Charleston, on the 18th day of September, A. D.
1857, at I O'Clock P. NJ, and contest the probate
Of said Will, and it is further ordered that this
order be published three weeks successfully in the
Orleans Independent Standard, news paper
printed at Iasburg in this State the last of which
shall be previous to the day assigned, as aforesaid
for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office, al
Iras5urgh, this 18th day of August A. D. 1857.
34w3 NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-21
Musical CnnYantinn.

The musical public of this place and
vicinity are respectfully informed that the
valuable services of Prof. S. W. Wheeler
of Boston, previous to isgoing south and
west, have been engaged to hold a music
al convention at Barton, commencing on
Thursday, Aug. 9th, and closing on Fri
day evening following.
The convention will be divided into
three distinct departments, viz: l. The
elements of musical notation. 2. Guilt
walton of the voice. 8. The ability to
read difficult music, style, pronunciation,
enunciation, and all that pertains to the
production of a high order of music.
On Friday evening the Convention
viii give grand vocal and instrumental
Concert. On which occasion they viii
be assisted by the Wheeler Family
who have been received with unbounded
success in their concerts in the principal
cities of the Union. They will sing some
of their most popular pieces, both instru-
mental and humorous. Admittance to
the Convention 25 cts.
Barton, August 20.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-21

WASHINGTON ITEMs'--The Wash
anton correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press says:
al have the best reason for saying
,bot the rumor that Messrs. Toombs &
Stephens, Georgia, are inclined to oppose
tbe present administration is utterly with
ont foundation. 1t is true that they SYM
nathized in the feeling of disapproba-
ti,n which was so generally expressed in
Georgia against some things said by
Gov. Walker in Kansas speeches; but l
am informed, from a source that admits
Of no question, that the administration
will find in both of these gentleme n
warm and efficient supporters in the next
Congress.
The name of George Bancraft, the
great historian, has been revived in po-
litcal circles for the place of Minister to
England or Minister to France. Mr..
Bancraft is engaged upon important his
torical works, but from the first was a
great friend of Mr.. Buchanan.
Mr.. Breckenridge, editor of the Louis,
lana Courier, will be strongly backed fol-
printer of the House by many friends
North and South.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-21
LUTHER B., CHESTER E. AND
MARY A. PARSONS, Minors.
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.


The Probate Court for the district of Orleans.
To all persons interested in the estate OF luther
B. Chester f. and Mary A. Parsons, residing in
Coventry, il said District, children and minor
heirs Of Luther W. Parsons, late ofsaid Coventry,
deceased.
Mary W. Parson-, Guardian OF said Luther B.,
Chester E. and Mary A.PaTsons, represents to said
Court that her said wards are seized IN fee oil about
five acres OF land near Coventry Falls Village,
.fexceutlnp the widows right Of dowry therein
Said land beng bounded on the north by the
highway leading from Coventry Centre to CoveD-
trV Falls. westerly by land ownedby H. II. Frost,
Daniel Bean. J. Hurd, and L. Daley; southery
bv land owned bv Z. Daley, and easterly by hand
owned by Chas Thrasher-and representing that a
sale of said land for the purpose Of putting the pro
ceeds of said sale upon interest; or investing in
or in other real estate would bean advantage
to her said wards, and praying for license and
authority to sell the same, for the purpose afore-
said
Therefore it is ordered by said Court that
public notice be given to all persons concerned
therein. to appear before said Court at a session
thereof. to be held at said lrasburgh, on the ID
day of September a. d. 1857, that they may be
heard in the matter and show cause why license
should not be granted as aforesaid
And this order shall be puDHsned three weeks
/ successIvely in the Orleans independent Stand
ard newspaper printed at lrasburgh in this
state, the last Of which publications shall be be-
/ fore the dav assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
! Given under my hand at the Probate Office il
/ Irasburgh, this 18th day Of August, A D. 1857.
33w3 n. CARPENTER. Jtstqe.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-21
termination and saving of Seed
Corn.


The cold and wet past spring has been |
such time as always gives the vitality
of the seed a severe trial. Although the
past autumn was favorable for the thor
ough maturing of the seed, yet from care
lessness in curing and keeping the seed,
the vitality of much of it was injured,
and it did not terminate that might have
done so under favorable circumstances.
I am aware that this will be considered
by many a strong and theoretical asser-
ton, but l believe it true one. 1t is
rare to hear of corn rotting in the ground
when the spring is warm and not too
wet, and uncommon to. bear Of the care
full, practical farmers seed, that he has
given his personal attention to, rotting in
the ground, although the season be I'M
favorable. The writer for % years has
had but one instance, and that a small
piece of ground, that did not come up
well, and this was replanted from seed
saved from the same field, and at nearly
the same time, that did come well. 1t
was a favorable spring for corn, and the
vitality of the seed was evidently destroy
ed by being frozen before thoroughly
cured, being hung in an open out house.
Freezing, sweating, and want Of ventila-
ton, are the causes that injure, weaken,
and partially or wholly destroyed the
termination of the seed. If the seed
is injured, close inspection of the chit
by the experienced, will detect the inju-
ry before planting. Should the injury
be partial, a sample of the seed when
sheIled and evenly mixed, should be
sprouted, which will determine whether
the seed is worth planting or not.
Corn for seed should be saved early in
the season. Select ears Of medium size,
plump and well flled-leave enough
husks to the cob to braid a string that
will make a peck of shelled corn. Let
it be hung in an airy place until thor
oughly cured. Should indications of an
early freeze threaten, remove it from
that danger for the time being, and then
hang up again until cured. When cured
keep in an airy room until wanted tc
plant. Never save corn for seed that
has been in pile in barn or field ever
u hours-it may have sweat. 1t Ii
wisdom to have few years surplus stock
of seed on hand, saved when we have {
sound crop, for even this years corn may
not ripen and old seed is as good as new
l have sown for green fodder this year
seed of ten years old and upwards, ant
it looks well. You have my experience
hear to and heed it, and trust your corr
will not fail to come for years.
H. W. LESTER.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-08-21
CARLOS BAXTER'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.

4 Ia Probate Court held at Irasburgh in sid
"A district on the 18th day Of August, A. D.
1857.
WHEREAS, Don. A. Bartlett Administrator On
the estate Of Carlos Baxter, late Of Albany in SAID
district, deceased, proposes to render an account
ofhis administration, and to present his account
against said estate for examination and allowance
for the purpose Of making partition and distribu-
ton of the residue Of said estate, under decree
Of said court, among the persons who are by law
entitled to the same 1t is therefore ordered by
said court that the same come under consideration
and be heard at the Probate Office in Irasburgh
on the 5th day of September, A. D. 1857, at 8
O'Clock A. NJ. And it is further ordered, that all
persons interested be notified hereof by publica-
ton of a copy of the record of this order in the
Orleans Independent Standard printed at Iras-
burgh, three weeks successfully previous to said
time ofhearing, that they may appear and con
test 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.
Saws MARSHALL CARPENTER, Judge.
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70 To those who are about purchasing any
kind of goods advertised by J. c. Emery in an
other column, uncommon inducements are offered
because he has larger stock than. can be found
at any other establishment in the State. He be-
ing practical manufacturer of Furniture, his
goods in this department can be relied upon, as
he will have none but the best quality And in
the departments of Carpeting and Hanging or
Room Paper. with all their Accomplishments, his
stock stands unriYaled Coming from the manu-
facturers, the ne,oest and best styles may always
be found at his store, and at reasonable rates.
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DERBY ACADEMY.

TENHE Fail Term Of this Institution viii com
Z nence Wednesday, sept =, under the SUI
pervison Of
H. SUMNER TARBELL, PENcPAL,
from Wesleyan University
Mrs. MATILDA c. JEsRE, Preceptrcss and
Teacher of French.
Miss MARY RICHMoSD, Instrumental Music.
MIss ANN u. IABELL, Drawing and Paint
ing.
Other teachers viii be employed as the inter-
ests Of the school shall demand.
The morals Of The students viii be carefully
guarded, and every effort made 20 render the
school pleasant and profitable.
The committee feel assured that an able and
efficient board Of teachers has been employed.
who viii merit as extensive patronage a. the
school has az any time received.
Rev. George Richardson will take charge Of
the Boarding House.
Board, including furnished rooms and washing.
s 50 per week.
For further Information address tie Principal,
or either Of the kKecutiv We Committee.
JOHN TINKER,
ELISHA JENAE, TX Comm
AVERY WIS,
/ n. CARPENTER, Sec'y.
! Derby, July 30, ls56-3lw5
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10 MARRIED LADIES

it is peculiarly suited 1t viii, in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
eminent stamp of Great Britain, to prevent cour,-
terfeits.
C4UTTON-These Pills should not be taken
by females that are pregnant, during he first three
months, as they are sure to bring on miscarriage
but at every other time and in every other case,
they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States aud Canada.
/. c. BALDWIN & CO.
Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, n. Y General
Agents.
NIB. 500 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will ensure bottle Of the
Pills by return mail.
For sale by FRED. E. SMITH, Montpelier
Wholesale Agent for Vermont; R. W. NYE, Iras.
burg, and by one druggist in every town. Al