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Our carrier has received quite a
number Of responses to his call for
an Address, and every one Of them
are good, yet he could not take all
One dear lady, a poetcss of the first
grade, living in n city Il good ways
from here, and with whom we ear
nestly hope some day to become bet
ter acquainted, and whose poetry we
ardcntly admire, sends an Address ana
appcnds the following brief but sweet
episllc to our carrier:
DEAR "BGSsm:"
The foregoing is an Address I've
scratched off for you, not because ]
was under the impression that you are
without one-no! no you must be
fairly dcluged with rhymes by this
time, Nor yet because ! fancy myself
the duly elected and selected Of the
crowd, for ! don't expect anysuch thing.
But | send it for tuo reasons :--sl, !
like Carrier Boys--they are my friends
my "high particulars for we have
as gentlcmanIy, polite. sensible and
intelligent II representation ofthc pro.
lcssion' in this city, as can be found
anywhere, and hope you may be like
them-a representation Of a noble
man-"the noblcst work Of God' in
small edition. God bless you! Ben
Mcleod bless the Carrier Boys -
2nd, because ! was lonesome and didn't
know what else to do, for | am all
alone these long d~ays--not Il soul to
speak TO but my dear little RollO, ana
he spends his time in Jarhins and steep.
ing, and so you a imagine my pre-
dicament.
Well, Bonnie, | guess you've heard
the old saying that "7uo heuds are Del'
ter Than one" and it may be a dozen
Addresses are better than cl%cvcn.-
You will at least have one more to
choose irOm-Onc more to cheer you
in the belief that those who write
will be instigatcd by better motives
than u doilar or tmo You were very
wise, Bcnnlc, not to offer "a large re.
ward, for there are plenty Of goose
quilts to wag for a smut consideration!
May the good folks Of Winchester
shower dimes and quarters in abund.
is the wish of
Your friend,
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FOR
TWeMe Subscribers.

Let US hear from you soon.
These propositions are only inten-
died. to aid our subscribers in doubling
our list for next year, and are so lib.
eral that many will certainly avail
themselves of the chance to make
something. Should other works than
those we have mentioned be prefer
red we will try and supply them.
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See the call, by ''many voters in
the column of special notices.

A. J. Turner is receiving a fresh
supply groceries and Christmas tricks.
See his advertisement.
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NJ Fl w
FAMILY GROCEKf y.

All hlluo VI Noulltly ioN"oO.
Dry Fruits, Hides, &c.
Keeps constantly on hand
Flour and Meal, Madder,
Lord, Butter, Salt IN aScks,
Cheese, K" Barrels,
oysters, BrOWn Sugar.
S0rdines. Crushed do,
Cruckers, Pub do,
Mackerel, Loaf do,
Pichels, Pepper, Molasses,
Spice, Cloues, Golden Syrups,
Mustard, Ginger, Coffee,
Mace, copperus, Star Candles,
Alum, Soda, Tallow candlcs,
Sulphur, Soap, assorted Candy,
Smoothing Tobacco, almonds, Pecans,
Chewiny Tobacco, Ralsins and Figs,
Cigars, Snuff, ALSO:
Ponder md Shot, Liquors., BrundicS,
Lead, Whistles, Gin,
Percussion Caps, Cider and Ale, Jol
Md;go, medicinal purposes
All of the above articles will be sold low
for cash. Call and see for yourselves,
J. C. GORHAM.
Winchester, Dec. 8, 1853. 4stf
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A man who lives in u town and
who believes himsclfat the very acme
of Iitcraturc--who believes he has
gone to the very "uyima thule" of all
the abstruSe sciences known to mOrta
mnn--come up in our Office Il few
days since, while we were absent, and
making some piliful, if not )ooliSh re-
marks, said that we "WOuM publish a
good paper it, We "wcrc only able to
pay some one to write for it," The
vanity Of the remark, in keeping with
the vanity Of the man, made "A lorci'
bic impression upon our "boys,' to
whom he was talking, and they told us
of it. And we do regret that we are
not able to increase the interest oiour
paper, yet we are unwilling to admit
that no one writes for it. We have
several corrcspondcnts--yra some
who could even vie with this modern
Ajax of learning to whom we have
alluded. When we took charge of
this paper cditorially we were forced
almost to it. Twas either that or let
it 90 down. OF the two results we
chose the former, feeling that we could
make money by such a course, and
believing that some even or more
years experience in the printing office
would assist US in selecting to suit the
of u readers, and humbly en-.
dcavoring to write occasionally II bit
of editorial. Our increasing list Of
subscribers, and the many expressions
Of qualification assure us that our
Efforts have not proved lrui'less.
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Fifteen Subscribers.

ITtttW UU0ot7 tUe75.
Sd. We will give for twelve sub.
scribcrs, a history Of the Mutiny in
India, worth SO, Also, any three dol
lar Magazine for one year. Also, a
copy Of the Great South, u large
book worth SO IS, making
Nine Dollars and serenty,f ue cents
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= TATE OF We Is NJ O. y z,
- Orleans District, ss-
AT a Probate Court held at Irasburgh
within and for said District on the 18th
day Of June s. D. 1858.
Sophia BlgeIow Administrators on the
estate Of Luther ". BigeIow late of
Bloomington deceased, intestate, filed in
said court her petition in writing for Il
cence 10 sell that part of the real estate
Of which the said Luther ". Bigelow
died seized, lying in the town Of Brown
/ ing Orleans County Vermont, known as
/ the Doctor Grow Place; Being ten acres
Of land with the buildings thereon-and
/ in her said petition setting forth that said
I land Is incumbered by mortgage TO a
large amount, and that the personal estate
/ Of said deceased Is greatly insufficient to
/ paw the debts against said estate, and
/ that a sale of said real estate Is necessa-
/ ~ for the purpose Of enabling her to pay
said mortgages and other debts against
said estate.
/ Therefore It IS ordered by said court,
I that public notice be gwen 10 al persons
/ concerned therein, to appear before said
/ court at a session thereof, to be held at
said Irasburgh, on the 9Th day Of July
/ 1865, that they may give bonds for the
7 payment Of the debts and be heard in the
matter Of the adminitratrixs account and
show cause why license should nos be
Granted as aforesaid
And this order shall Be Published three
/ weeks successfully in the Orleans hide.
pendent Standard a newspaper priutec
at Irasburgh n this State, the last c
which publications shall be before th'
.day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probatf
Office IN Irasburgb, this 18th day Of jun
: 5. d. 1858.
z5Fs 4. CAEPENIERr Js1gz.
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yTATF or VERMONT,

- t5SIF1CT Y UTIao1lS, s.
At a Probate Court held At lrasburgh, within
and fer the district aforesaid, On the Sd day OF
June, a. D. 1855.
An Instrument purportinE 20 be the last WIZ
and Testament Of Nathaniel Bickforl, late a
Glover. in ssia district deceased, WAS presented
20 the Court here for Prohste by Calvin Heed Of
Glover. the Executor therein named,
Therefore it Is orliersd BIZ sid Court, that
n,lbFc notice be given To al persons concerned
therein. TO appear before sid Conrt, NJ session
thereof 70 BE held At IrasburEb, on the list day
81 Iu'v.A. d. 1855. at II O'Clock a. NJ. and con-
test tie Probate Of said Win, ana Il Is further
ordered that this order Re published three weeks
successfully ia the Orleans Independent Stand
ara a newspaper printed AZ IrsSburSh, in this
Stste the last of which shall be previous TO the
dav assigned as aforesaid. for hearing.
j7fvaa L.. u NV hand st the Probate Office, al
Irasburzh, this Sd day Of luae, AID. 1855,
94vs II. CARPENTER, .Tssies.
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Dir. "a. 3. La ERGfA'S
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& The St. Paul Pioneer says that
the body Of one Of the robbers Of the
Hudson City Bank was taken out Of the
water in the vicinity of the island where
the rogues were found secreted, and gold
10 the amount of some $1,000 was found
in his pockets. The robber had endeav-
orsd to escape from the island by swim
ming ashore, and in his desire to save
the gold, made II the cause of his death
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c0V9rTSs70NrRS NOTICE

NEWELL. GRANGER'S ESTATE.
/ the Hon Probate Court for the District Of
Orleans, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
AGAINST he estate of NEWELL GRANGER, late
oil Charleston in said district decea represented
insolveut. and the term Of six months irom the
go tav Of MAY 1855. being SLOWED by said Court
70 the creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit an
prove tbeir respective claims before US:
Give Notice. that we viii attend TO the duties Of
our appointment at the dwelling house Of John
NcIachlin in Charleston, Ea-said district on the
/ sSd of August aud November next, az ! O'Clock
/ IN the afternoon on each OF said days.
J; = s 4dI 81 Commissioners.
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Cambridge Cattle Market

Cambridge Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, JuGe E, ISIS.
At marke. sol Cattle. 500 Beeyes ard lgI
stores, consisting Of H0r6lng Oxen, Cows ana
Calves. vearIiaEs, two and three years CID.
Pr5caS-3la-6et beef-Ezrra S7.25aT 30; Is
quality. S5.50a7 GO; "a quality. S5.0Ia5,25; Sd
quality. $, 50a0, 90: ordinary, 81, 502o,oo.
Working Uxen-SS0al75.
Cows ard Calves-SSQa5T-
earliuCs-SJ0z5Q.
Two I ears Oll-S22a24
Three Years Old-S3oa=y.
Sheep and lambs-Il00 al market. By lot 81
09a2T5 Extra. 3, g0a+,G0
Veal Calves Sales a. =, 00a6,5J.
Svine-0s0c peril
Hi5es-6a7 per 10
TaIow-5a7c per ID.
Peltz-SI 25aS2.10 each.
Calf Skins-I2alS cts per 10.
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J. c. BUSWELL,
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Ii " ASte@- , 4<SA~9--4AA - " 49, $780,
Where the above preparation Is known. il IS 50
well established as al iafaL5bIe Remedy for the
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Discovered BIZ vel known physician more
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il public favor. until is use and reputation axe
alike uu-veEsal; and It IS now known and cherish
Il BY all (aad their name IS legion'') who have,
ben restored 70 health by is use as the GREAT
REMEDY for al the diseases which i prots sses TO
cure.
SIR James Clark, physician to Queen Victoria
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The whole history Of this Medicine fully COZ
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/ 77bsn the physician had pronounced the disease
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( The virtues Of this BaLsam are alike applicable
( TO eurs q slight Cold Or C57yFraaa Consumption
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FARM FOIe SALE.

TUE subscriber wishes o. 50 Hest tbis SUM
j meg. ard be ai.i sssl bis lafm 10 Ira. 4aTsb.
consisting ~ is5 acFes ~ eoat land. Credit FOR
part 81 tAs guFcaaHs money. SAD farm has
god AHu.eaad Sugar Orchard The buii3iazs
are mostly gew. alli water handy - tie h0aae
aa3 barn.
WM. A. GEEEN.
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LUTHER " BIGELUW'S ESTATE

~ & a 4 T. - 4 as "a - =
- Orleans District, S.
n Probate Court, holden at la>bursh. in and
for said district, On the Sd day os Jane A. ID.
1855.
SOPHIA RIGEEoyv administrators On the estate OF
luther ". BiEeow l8te of Brownington,i R said dist
trict deceased, makes application 70 said court 10
extend the time heretofore allowed her 10 pay the
debts due from said estate and 10 render her a5-
ministratiou account until some future day:
Wbereup0n, II Is ordered by said court that
said application be heard 81 the Probate Office 10
Irasburgh on the 2sth day Of July, 1885, and, it
IS further ordered that notice be given tc all PERI
sons concerned, by the publication OF this order
in the Orleans independent Standard. printed at
Irasburgh, three weeks sUccessively, before said
hearing
By the CoUrt.
24v5. NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
PARKER'S ESTAT-

THE subscribers. EavIcg been appointed BY the
L Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Orleans,
Commissioners to receive examine and adjust al
claims and demands OF al persons against the Is,
tate Of Nathan Parker late of Lowell in said Dis
trict. deceased, represented iusolyeut, and the
term Of SIX mouths from the 18th day Of June,
1855 being allow ed By said coEre 10 the creditors
Of said deceased. TO exhibit and prove their re-
Spec-ive claims before Us:
Give notice that we wiI attend 10 the duties
Of our aupointrent II the dwelling house q
Polly Parser. III Lowell, in said district, On the
18Th DAYS Of August and November next at one
c'cIock. in the Afternoon, On each Of said days.
J. 5 WOOLLEY, O,---.;,-.,,e-,
WILLIAM KNAPP,
Lowell, June 23d, \. D. 29w3
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different streams; for if. as IN former
eruptions, it had all been thrown into
one channel, the destruction which must
have ensued would have been tremen-
dous.
The lava begins where it did in 1855.
At the end Of one Of the streams of lava,
that on the Castellamare side of the Her
miiage, there has been a CEREMONY
suppose, to stop the lava There were a
saint and some priests in attendance.
FRANCE.
The Times Paris correspondent says
that it is generally admitted that there
has not been more commercial distres:
experienced in Paris since the Revolu
ton of 1913 than at the present moment
Accounts received from all parts Q
France represent the appearance Of tn
/ growing crops as magnificent, and th
prospect of rich vintage is everything
that could be desired.
I II. de Pene, who was wounded i
the duel with M. Hyrenne, is much BET
ter. He has at length been able to tax
/ some solid TODD, and it Is hoped he wi
soon bear removal to Paris.
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SAFETY FIRE WORKS
Fourth OF July
skNpERsoE & LRNERckN,


1or ae prsseas gear 1855.
Displays furnished 81 short nolee- A. szaail
- --5[laraie arf retail at reIzcsd prices.
600 tsst grlslity India CFackers- (Ae al 20;
t.-a g~~+i'5-g =. ~ with lie unfortunate eEai-
Bitqa q Boslaa CoznLsea last wear, 1851 "a les
Ware Ho1se rasr removed ron hl3E - = y
f. e FEDERAL 81. BOSTON.
HOLDEN, CUTTER 4 Co,
zsve s8.e Age - TIE LnHed sszLtef-
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They are mid IN their operation, and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful Aeuz-rua-
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VII bring OF tie uoathly Psriod with regularity.
Ladies who baye bsen disappointed II tie Use Q.
other Pills, can placs the utmost confidence IL Dr.
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SoTICE-
They should 70. Be used in Pregnancy, as
nis-ea-riaze would certainly result therslr0m-
Warranted pursIy vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious 70 life q health Explicit dirsc-
tons. which should be read, accomuanying eacl
box. Prize 81 Sent By NAL on enclosing 81 +
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OHce. New York City. Sod by one Druggist /
every towa II tie United States.
RIB. HUTCHIEGS,
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les ChaEbe-s S., New York,
70 szEoss az 3 zoIsszJs orders sEozId Be alressse
BEDDING < CO. Wholesale Agent for Bosto-
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NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
C0NIISST0YERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
JOHN B Z S WE LIS ESTATE.
FENHE subscribers. having been appointed by
4 the Hon Probate Court for the District Of Or
leans Commissioners. 10 receive. examine and
adjust al claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate Of John Boswell, late Of New
Port. N said district, deceased, represented IN.
solvent. and the term Of six months from the l4th
day Of May, 1855, being allowed BY SAID
Court to the creditors Of said deceased, to eXaloI
and prove their respective claims before rs;
Give Notice. that We win attend 70 the duties
Of cur appointment at the dwelling house OF Ma
" Boswell in Newport in saii district, on the
2jih day d June and 18Th Of November next, At
ten o'clock in the forenoon on each o. said dy 5
GEO V. KENDALL, : C;,,.5s;ssi,,.s,s.
FREEMAN MILLER,
Newport, MAY Is, 4 D. ISIS. Jaws
8 FATE OF yERWO ONT.
- Orleans District. IS.
/ In Probate Court. holden At Irasburga, in ans
I for said district On the 4th dlv Of June, A. D
lIS5S.
} SAMUEL s. WILLARD and EMILY EICHARDSO2
Joint administrator and administrator On the Is
tate Of Truman Richardson, late OF Br0wningtoG
I in said district deceased, present their admins
/ trItIen account for settlement;
/ Whereupon, II i ordered that the same b
/ referred THE 22d day of July next. at the Pro
! allowance; and that all concerned be notihe
hereof bv the publication Of this order in tn
/ Orleans Independent Standard, 8 neEspape
/ printed az lrasbUrCh three weeks snccessively
As soon IS may be- that they may appear, and a
i said time and place, if they see cause, objec
! thereto.
24:3w N. CARPENTER, Judge.
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Reeeipts for the Standard
ENDING JUNE -.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE q.
R Kirk, Troy, Sl,25
D. Willis, ParishviIle, n. Y, 100
A. (. Smith, Bloomington, I,25
c. Bemis, Glover, 200
J. Turner, Charleston, 2,I7
S. Farweu, Albany, I,25
c. Cummings, Morgan. l,25
I. H. McClary, Peacham, 200
II. Hitchcock, Westfeld, 1,25
J. Brown, 1,25
D. Smith, Barton, 1,25
J. a. Paddock, Crafsbury, l,25
B. Pearl, Albany, I,25
J. c. Boswell, Barton, 1,25
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MARRIED.

In Barton, on the 22d inst, by Rev.
E. D. Hopkins, Mr.. Horaiio Nye, Of
Coventry, and Miss Elizabeth Fl. Nc
Curdy, of Bloomington.
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NEW GOODS.
IA. W. NXn

49, " ~ - - @A-&
HAS JUST
RETURNED FROM MARKET
with a large and very carefully selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Hats aud CAPS, Boots and Shoes,
CRoUKERY AND GLASS WARE,
.G GROCERIES, &C., &c.,
which viii be
SOLD CHEAPER THAN EVER
for Cash or SHORT CREDIT st the
81 c Mar CASH STORE
N.o. Ladies' eau fad new
PATENT SPRING STEEL SKIRT.
! B0NNNErS RIBBONS AND
Flowers, New and Rich, at Nye's.
a great variety of I'oiscry, including
kid SILK AND LILLE GLOVES.
Those New s,ylo
lENGLTSH LASTING CATERS
without TIPS also,
KIP BOOTS WITH HEELS.
ParasOls from fifty cents to three Dollars
san be found t.he Brick Store.
Fancy Doeskins, Broadtloths and Gray cloths,
One Of the Best ASSIGNMENTS ofStatianery
in Tie County.
Ladies have You used Philips Spool Thread
ifso you viii be glad TO learn that it
GIN BE MD IT Z. ". NTES.
NON-EXPLOsIyE AND
EXPLOSIVE FLUID
Flour at Wholesale and Retail.
Fish, SAT- and Plaster,
TEAS COFFEE AND STARCH.
SUGARS, WOLL1SSES8 SPICES
ofan kinds. a large assortment Of
LOOKING GLASSES.
FINE AND COARSE SPONGES.
Castor. Sweet and Meats Foo; Oil
ALL KINDS OF ESSENCES
MRS. ALIENS HAIR REsToRER;
LTON'S KATH4RI0N.
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WAsON's HAIR DYES
LUBIN' S PERI UMERY;
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DYES UFFs;
PATENT MEDICINES :
pills o. al kinds, including Dr. Clark's
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tons too numerous % mention 22tf
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