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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-12-24
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF vERUONT,
~ District Of Orleans IS.
In Probate Court holden at Irasburgh within
and for said District, on the 18th day of Deem
ber 4. D. 1855:
Charles S Batchelder. Administrator on the
estate of HENRY FLINT, late OF Newport, de-
ceased, interstate, filed in said court his petition
in writing setting forth that said deceased died
seized Of certain real estate, in Newport Aforesaid
to wit so acres off Of lot 49, and 50 acres of
OF lot No. ia in that part Of said Newport for
merry called Coventry Leg and that said real
estate IS inCum5eTed by mortgages to q large
amount, that the personal property Of said des
ceased is greatly insufficient fer the payment Of
the debts against said estate, and thata sale of q
part of said real estate is necessary for that puro
pose; and praying for license to sell so much OF
+ the real estate OF said deceased as is necessary
/ for the purpose Of paying the debts and charges
/ against said estate after the personal property
| has been expended for that purpose.
Therefore it is ordered by said court, that pub
Tic notice be given TO all persons concerned there
in, TO appear before sla court al session there
| of, to be held at said ITasbuTgh, on the 9Th day
of January, 1853, that they may give bonds fol
the payment of the debts and be heard in the
matter Of the administrators account and show
| cause why license should not be granted alore
said.
And this order shall be published three week.
/ successfully in the Orleans Independent Stan
dard. a newspaper printed at Irasburgh, in Thu
State, the lastof which publications shall be be
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office d
Irasburgh, this 18th day of December, a. D
1855.
5Iw8 NJ. CARPENTER, Jagye.
! f0RLEAEs PROBATE DISTRICT.
EgROBATE Courts win be holden at tn Pro
Z bate Office in Irasburgh on Thursdays 0
each week for the year ensuing.
N. CARPENTER, Ju3ys.
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Il. = n NJ ~ -

DEST BOOTS and SHOES made ffom tie
b be- ofLeathor aud sold cheap Tor cash.
n. DAGGETT.
March rs 1855. IL
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Europe Is r,s cf-n e. r-N'cu, va arn nos IN
formed. but a. we d. no, L.' a.,. 'AAt ar Of
these evcn's have yea 'sA,n place. a. are 10
ciipet 70 receive 'his Washington ruu@ wits
several grains " eat W. pave reason 90 sus-
Pect ths, TOE question Or toe future Of clba is
taking q very diGtr.at direction th,o that Of
"a becoming P'aceiaiy state Of this Union.
The e'ensnls OF an sgrariln revolution are
gathtring there, add she Is much more likely
to exhibit h us the spectacle OF barring towns,
rainrd Populations, and nsxro rredcainsac-.
which viii EAAc her a second Hiyti. wnile
tie politicians are waiting for something TO
turn up. the aes,suc,ioais's. both 10 Earops aud
Crha, are preparing ih,' island for general
Collaboration
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Masksta
PHILADELPHIA srOCX BOARD.
THIL~DuPHi July 90, 1868
s,ccks steady Penney ivsnia St.ie os, sea- Resdex
raiivcao, ~, Nayyse Canal, ~ Long Isiand RairOai
n r'aa'' wanna S'''r'' a.. a E., :. ,,v ., ,s.s
Tie tsles Of Gotten to Gay s,-ot males, a. un
ehsrs,d prses. Cora ssxc Aes~ pork, SIS Lara "a.
v"Aoea sc'r"Hh sales Of o''ys' at leke
Floor sitter, but quotations u.cn.assd vhes. Srn
CSC sic rscvsoas nm. wessss "a s, 0U soss:s
IL ~ Nc 16hc
FmLADslrmA, joy 2s-lP.N
rse At 81 co 81 10 ., 81 IS 81 Is Cora tsnds
upward. wh=sey asn ct 26c. aec.
Plcur Mr: sa,es Ieco Ibis SUE fiae :. 81 "a is
Wtisk.y active. Gales 600 bbis 22c Provisions
Changed. iASssea Gil lac.
Flour quiet wfes, dur, ana Declined cent Corn
e,ii a. ssse. Oss bao, .n., ana sav.aced sso oSuss
N oswtgo-2 0c0 tarres -four Rscetpts-l $50 barrels
n0uf, is SEQ btlhsis wnsss, 81. foo nuspels csru
BUFFALO, July Pap n.
Flour in good demand ana a .hsds urmes: ssies OF
2cto nbs M Ss 20 fer snptrrne 81 81 rs for extrs
wisoc. src li'rois a 70 ~ 81 for good TO choice
orio and lrdisoa; AID - so - IS double
va wces' NJ 1000 rupp's snd &C, ce0a.d: sales Of
100 COO bushels 1t TIC q 7ahc. for un.ouud Chicago
spring zoe TOR primo 60 Toe i"s Rsoise Dub 74c Toe
kr uesourd ApsAok,s cub q5s Tor whits wisc,us,o;
81 Go CsoAciac; 49, red Iocisns Germ
,arfe supply ana Only u nootrste demand: ss'es OF
% Gee bnsteis st SOC 36c ter 81 &c $50 for
scanc. whskey-scavs demand: "a "a OF 900 oos. az
axe. go. o~nslfr"sos~ 4tc or n,ur; iio 90 wheat
90 New York Receips-Fiour, rs 1875 bols wheat,
90 62T bushes; corr, 6s,73s bUsnes; oats, 93e97
nusbeis rye. i2S bDsbels shipments By ca,si- Flour
40 IBIS; wheat o., leo busues; coru, IS o79 bushels
cats, ?,sco bpsbels-
OswEGo, July 22-6P.M
Flnui firm Wheat market better: 80 IS noe busoes
=. .Tc fer choice Cccsgo spring, 7sc for ~srm otto
Corn uBcbsbseo saies 900 boroets Ohi) at 65c. Oats
steady: ss.es 10000 bushels ONO 4ac BoAs scA'oe,
ard frtish a. at Sc for wheat so New York Lake
iupcrir- 10, o. bushels wbeat 81 bu nes c0.u,
iotte bushels oats CArsi .xpor,-i 800 barrels car,
&c Geo bushels sbeat 10 oO0 boshss oate shipped 70
EoAtseal, COO bushels ~n-at
SCHENECTADY, July o. 1858.
Canal q full tide-brafs uovUa freely.
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Bosros, July %, 1853.
This city and vicinity visited with very Sc
we're storm this afternoon.
In this city the lightning struck in several places,
doing but little damage. however. In Cambridge IL
struck in seven different places. In Old Cambridge
it entered the house Of Mrs. Mullins killing her in
stapty and seriously ipjuriug Elizabeth Beckett.
The latter will recover. The lightning also badly
damaged the house Of Mr. Hurnewell, and severely
burnt one of its inmates, Miss Douas.
man named John Kinney, in q harness shop in
Cambridgeport, was badly burned by the lightning.
The schooner Amos Hooper, Of Ellsworth, Maine,
had her mainsail split and her gafftopsai burned,
besides receiving other damage
A number Of buildings were also damaged in Som
erville, Chelsea and other ueghboring towns; bat
we hear Of no further fatalities at this hour.
-Four buildings in Roxbury were struck and con-
sdersbly damaged, in one Of which a Mrs. Conner
was seriously injured.
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Cotone,s' Onlre.

Tr LATE Cssx oy surroop WIN xrsDxs--rHE BrsR,Sp
ExosxRarr1D-A VERDICT or DpAru FROM iNrxxrsssScs
RrxDSEKp Cororer Conrery held az Inquest thurs
day. at 2ie Division ttee', upsn The BODY 81 Mary Aen
Mcc.be, rho died Wednesday, was supposed from
the effects OF violence the hands Of Der husbsnd me
evoetce hosover showed that such not the case,
and the verdict o, the jury Dssb from compression
Of The brain by blood she resut Of ntempersnoe The
dtcessed wss shown 10 have very ioempersc IN her
hsbr,s and ~hiie in,orcasd vss very wheat
sve 70 ,bose around She rsceGis fol down stairs
phe drunk. sbo injured her hsa5 vcty severely, aas
was not bee TO meet 18th otncr ana similar
accidents whom under the influence Of hqaor rnsro Gas
evidence that she Occasionally qunreued ~th h-r
SSse'Ia su, no person 'ss ,,n nSo', s..., sss
except toeir chd, boy seven years OF age, Who
ha, on Sunday Last they fought AID TIE hn@bAna
uon sbow Cd there wounds bruises the
person deceased that could have csosed death, and
that in,emperance the agent producing me
parties were 10 wreichsd cucurs,sncee, and TIE
busbspe ~ well ~ hn wife wss addicted - IN
nmpersrcc. Upon the rebditon q the verccs by the
jury the Coroner discharged the nus0sod sod ne le
nske preparations for inte ring the BODY u bs wife
mrs hcosbe irish woman aud only tsenty seven
years OF age.
FsrAL fnL-ccroper Conuery held and ipques, 90
Thursday, house the corner OF south jackson
streets, ,pon the body Of Mary Ann WORTH child four
years Of age Who died from Injuries 70 IN, head recsved
by fall down . fight Of cellar steps st the above
house, on TUESDAY last The occurrence shown 10
have oecn sooe"~i ma the Jury rendered verdict 70
that effect
FOUND Drc~r,p- the body Of man abou. CITY Year,
Of age, supposed TO nave been . German psdlsr, ws
cunc ihurcay in the North river near the foot Of
Forty anh street The deceased well dressed and ON
hls person vas found several papers. He appeared 70
vas notified and vii hold az inquest the body 10 dsy
SUPPOSED suIuDs n, Dsowsise-rh body Of an us.
known man. about 10 years q sge found on wcpe.
day night In the Norhver, near the foot Of King strcs
and en- inquest vas yesterday held upon by corooev
Perry. Deceased was short Of stature bad light hsr
ised with gray, and dressed IN dark coat, striped
shrt, dark pants aud boot foot and shoe
other From the fsct that several bricks were found
tucked nso hh shin bosom and fsened near The vsss
the Oorouers jury led 10 believe thai BIO committed
suicide, and thev rendered verde, 70 that eject
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Married.


CMMsU-LAwa-On Wednesday. July n, By tho Rev,
Mr. Woods AiyssD tsIhsEu, OF .pv osy " xiss EOsA A.
LAWS, OF iriip, ioig lsisLo.
DKARE- HoJAREIA In tbs CITY. ont bsysdsy. Jug ~.
by tie Raw. 6eorGc ksciosky, Mr. BssRr y. DnAks, a
New hvtsw ca - MAS LSUCAns< AOyAklgTAy ~ Goes
DUSh-bOU.bTAnE.-OS Ibuss6sy July 10. W ths 3ov.
N. Astso,ios, hAAasIL,s Down " AsSlS, youuSusl
caus fnr Of jones II bouSntaib, Eg.
6RAEfE- DUNkIN - On ihursosy, July ~, BY No Rov.
W. Morris GAoRCn ". GREENE 10 Lxx-B Cox ysunSoss
csulnsfr ~ Thea puotIp, both or mis- cNy.
Hssik--Ht1(BAsor - Al 81. Marks E,tss0pAt ob1sos,
Liverpool, CO ,oar.dsy. July ny tne hsv Dr. Asaer-
son Mr. PxIkr btsis, srsraesx " EuzAsxea young ~
dsusnos Ut .nwain fhonas hu'cninson, .. Greensox.
eco .ncr
fsfoS-yA4SsAa AT Mltows, a. Hsephegv, N. B 81
Itsis0.y by ~ ~ Voc Rev n pci.sd. Jas, trsosf
~ hs'okJ y. ~ Miss MAaf4 r css uehsef ~
'tLe fa'.Asa taa. ~ Hiiit,~L.
~Asbls- = sr,urY -ss hcsl-, Wednesday, July u.
~ 'na R"v EneBasr, 1Hclsxs n. Apsa " Ne LrOsA
a -ssieorI. sApsstor ID NJ JsS &esscsa, Ill
~seswhi--as ~ ss -0v Taarsdsy. kfiy -, b stAS'
~. A Rocts, wuIIAnF NAEDvusG, Of NOrs wax
N@hI', - Jana n aAwss, Q, mis- NY
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encred 10 pr0ceed Co tho

80 HAITI &c. .tiO'o see IS ,rou,, =. 80. =, -.
~h-r,.s Of ue city. 'uereo u Procoed 20 tho
bsg s2e, ssstaI ~"
defss arh r,ps ss1atss, Grind July Q! from 0sr-
vtpsa. - End "a ~ X. y. bact To. Toe
nj s4It 4. 'ha ~.' osy, fAr"enAs having 10 .
, -.o,uet ~ its Zsyors 4 mssiohers Of HeAisd n
ir:ssts0 pcss.
Br'k w,iea's. VesA ssa pea, arrived Jul, 2. fro.
,s'', Snei0 Sooc, "a fl.pus N'ss =.
ID Ve-ee, ~i, tniced NJ tne up,-. = ~
g w " q u ss.o '. L,,s.iob &c
1tsst Kty lss. CEY'ai Perd.e.or, arrived July ~
in .s,ts issrcs, VITA salt 10 Wa'sh Carver 90 All
~ oS'c VIII 10 'ers probation OF 4 fs~ ds5 =
,'fe 'ffrr shrbcs sgs far c~-s rv..icp &c
',ef'r treph rsrcsi Cspssin ~ Ga him, arrived Ja.
~ 'tSssgea, nth suasI mo;ss ts TO l. eli K
Or SMssefs cr norsd Irss sse ri oes orew
IT. '.sfr Hcn hsyr, W ssgls, sod he ot@d
le.ef soix Size n'so cs. 'our OF her CT ~ yeoS
ye. While eh 'iay o. i--sna Tue vessel eeepa,shsd
~ u ipa,r Ca ', clNes' ~ rule
f*jp sas nn..Nsa. britain Gr'fdih. arrived July %
freq <ey orlsGra vs osstcE merchandise 10 VIII
lsro Hes'r Nc scs ", {, b,sri. SEMI 10 ne lover
ray FER vtr,,int;;r c, ton As7r.Sc
tsklnEer Jr.ts ~ s;e u .ts'r pierte, rived July %
rem XIII ssiG< ls<n With >Rwooo, slm sud Tee 70 G.
L. Hsscr Il Oc. All wrii To Nara. viii uneervo . pro-
r-vcp 81 seS Gays al Tho Aiser anchorage for 90
serva'icr, &c
Bs ychn stevens Eapair Pea NV arrived Jay 81 from
.rmaad 90 Luba oas sessr . "a rnoiassos. All veil
r. .s,c.d nj Cyser Qun.ac;ror Ter OF Strvaeon
Schote-F h,es C.p'eia truitr Sve' sey ~ from
Regretite, 9th evesf ar6 rccf,s--s 70 SefS'r % All
-e; p-siIed ear afe~ tess fer ces. VyA.rx, no
achCorsr wun A Croker capzx FED. Nss arrived July
"a cps atssssyss wr. Lc@a,f &C. sgi-t eros All woti
Uein<le1 81 Gaye- Guaraal;a fur o,sfIvRih "
sasto~Te sswfd Jchn iet ~ Niss aHsrtA
l,d-y rs e y-c~ i-ver bspos 90 s"s0te' shA
.i,rrr With work vesscs cSchsgn,S c1goes
-evsrsI Cthets ere e'so s,ok
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NEW ORLEANS, Jily ~, 1853
The bark Indus from Rio ,Ianeiro June Q, brings
advces from the River Plate. The war between
Bucnos Ayres and the Argentine Confederation con
times. Buenos Ayres refuses to accept the media
tion Of England and asks the intervention of France
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CLEVELAND, July 20, 1858.
The Railroad Convention held here last evening
decided on making the through passenger rates from
III points the as by the Erie road and freghts
81 per ton less than by the Erie, take effect on
Monday next. The Western roads were not fully
rppreaented.
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gcHsNfcT.bY, July a. 1868.
The canal break has been repaired. There are
fur fee Of water in, and light boats are passing
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Hail stof m In Canada

wHIrBY, G. W., July 81, 1861
A frightful hail storm occurred here this after
noon during which houses were unroofed, sschooncr
di-masted aud the crops in the vicinity totally
DESTROYED. The storm lasted an hour.
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an. st Tscchaway.

SANDY HOOK, July q, 1858.
There was large fire at Rockaway at ouc o'clock
this morning. and IT is thought that Of the hotels
was destroyed.
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Tho Weather at Ne vvsoSas dlaety.
Sr. JOINS. N. F., July %, 1858.
The weather is fine, with nortbe Asterly wind
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CiNC1NNATl, July ~ 1868.
The corner stone Of the new Masonic Temple. now
being erected in this city, laid with appropriate
ceremonies
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UAkRIA0n AND DEATU


su-r, ,h,. c,,, A., 1nessdsy, July n, the wife q
vs. ~ 60 =. ~ az ~ a., >os. esysnd, Of twils -
aSd daughter. -
Barnsispls and ChsitenhAm, HgA-e, Pep"' f'sase
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Gairs a aid Csjcssn Hrnrssd
CHICAGO, July 20. 1855
TIE directors of the GaIena and Chicago Railroad
to-day declared dividend Of four per cent, payable
in New Yosk on the 18th Of August.
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WASilINGTON, July Y, IoJS'
Mr.. Rush Elmore has been appointed Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court of Kansas, vce Cato,
resigned. Mr. Elmore was removed from that posi-
ton by President Pierce.
Commander stoddard has been ordered to the
command Of the receiving ship Ohio, at Boston
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Healoways prIla-Absoluse Control Over
the disordered stomach DO ere,cs~d nv he.. On
spprcschahle vegeabecursves Tner ssriaI nron 40
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Letters for Great Bsts-sn ca n ny tire
sesmtr fsrItN fkriRE via gsl-ay fr~lkrs ~ ri.
oay, Dab = nu. be n.llsa Al ne ss- svs rc-' oh,s
~ Or Nsf1e W A " fla' cay wf The ff0s ierer
sfe GEO psep.is srd l-t~s evs~r per fs<i.s
Umpire" hey ~ Laafet ne sfos 81 N.
wN a sALk o.. a. scsa s~sss
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Crtss~ocrc's Hair Dye. Wigs arm Towp>ss--
The bss, the vOra Mh.lssaa snd re-ll sah the ass
privately applied si DO Asser Bcuss
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Bsvyyr rpsccpnevc~s shs Bese and
eAeape~ asuee for dressing bsssHrtng cleansns eryfns
presevvirs asd restoring The hs Ladies VT ecA b. al
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Geo. esundsrs' @ssaaisc Tablet Rsyo~ strcp-
Ih e scs uine article hes been eqnaed for prstus
tna the heeness possible edge rsx fo~ ssle Sy T.
eAUHDBhA. No Aaor House.
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rIIsCrLBANEoUs.

: yV,ss .sr -rasAT IS ~ ,yA Asoi .s,. :.
a rAers ara osl- % sor an qualify Of 7sa, sassa
ser,a
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Wllssn's Hair Cc,srev VIII Me- Dye enc
shn, but f uAly turs Ocur ha~ tos biass os brown
piled ME wser hvsu bcdy .sss ~ crs As ceess ecuia
eeld ~ drug sors ~ es~nA street. n. T. saA sh~d snd
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Lsrssss Amsvosyrss IN the city W. Ftry
thr heas he Jews cheap PORTRAITS 1sk-. cal,
BOI.NtS' gslier,. 2sq Bro way
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HDrs Hair Dye. q shi,lt.ss a boz 8i.~s
,r brown No Barasy street inrn1table hair cauIae
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rs she Lsdses -Orsf snr Ns.sii; az Bsr-
iscs rev f,ml'r sevirs maehlceA o.oe, No as SOD
wsy, corner Of hr,r s1ett
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~
90 Nos ckrtss board. Will be detained for ventils
tor fumg su1h, SC
Be Croor, Captain Bye arrived July II from Por,
rnI CO, With leg c, fIee, " q. 4. A. Ferris
Orp ced on TIE passage home aud the brig sent
schooner " G. sersbow. Captain Baker, arrived July
~ nom Ne~ ORLEANS, 9Th oil cake aud tobacco, " W
EeesL No eekr@s en- board. The vessel vas des
tscb,o n tue lover bsy in accordance vtn the rule
q. 1u1s w,n spssr ara ohacco 10 f,amiIlou Rroners
The csp'sn repot's Sc Jsgo dc Cubs healthy One Of
the crew oeo The le Ds during the passage TO THIS
port, Of cobsunptson % The vessel was sent 70 the
loser bsy Tor fomiestlvn, Ventilation, cleansing, &c
Bsik VIM. G. Aicen, Ospt Megl, arrived Jaiy II from
Msisrz.s with scssr and mo sssee 70 Alexander Tne
csfsn report no soknese in corr or during the passage
txusrirg che naa who suffered three days ~th the dys
ery. The vessel sent 70 the loser bay under IN,
Brig n. ycuss, Cabt Csscu, arrived JAY I'll from Ar
ryo p r. With ,usar sno molsseee, " smith Bait no
scsn.sa The vessel will be detained al The upper Qua
rAture few Jays for ventilation, fumgaton, ooserva
ton, &c
schooner Isaus, Cap, s,oaely. arrived July 81 from
Pcft an Platte, with msnsssny sbc obaccn 70 mastcra
yell The schooner will be detained as,be upper ,hor
sge . few days tor observs,iol. sc.
schooner sea Ranger, Captain smes, arrived July 81
scsrses on board vii BE- .ssred a the upper QuN
Ntite about Eve Gays for veruatoo, Observation, 40
schooner Hanover, CAPTAIN Ayres arrived July ~ RON
Qussspfne
Brie Kps Bird, Captain Brown, arrived July II IRON
Havtts, vnh sugar and seears 70 Hs milton %. rwo
sick % ner arrival and sent tho sea
mans nsfesA me vessel ss sea- 70 the lower Bay
sshsoper Emily Kerr, Captain Martin, arrived July n
ntm Bss RIVER, jam, win ogwood and pimenio, 70
On m pssssse she viii be detained II the upper Gu =
r,ine fo- observation, nc
rers Rcs, Captain Gaschmsnp, arrived july q,
ne-a h0 Nth oofse, 70 y. Karck. NO sicknesa 90
eyrrc % ne rspsre. w, white IN port. al VI,
ne mdce Of MAJ lss, % her crew died IN me hoeps
Ths vossel -ai BE desanea Tor thorough fcnigsn'n,
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'vpwyv New Pevwsss sor toe ss ssoa--
kI~,Mk-QutJK
Distilled ffo,, fragrant ruhps
O. purur yhsms. No 50 Bro.lw.y ~
kIshH-4ylCk rUhsBs. tor the asas.
KI-S-sE-QUtCk sac for the no ~.p
KITS ht-Qu1CB ~ AP tor N. 1osA
- Agents.,
CARHy HOWARD AsaNoHa New Yorh
eCHIkrfkLIn, BROS A CO ysw rcrx.
JAMES p. hAxwELL New yors
q WILLS CO lew yfrh
y. W HORCRoee co, Bosion and Ne~ yorh.
I'd evyyywhere
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-07

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND
" MILLS.-Pursrant to decree of the Circri
Court O. Augusta County, rendered at its jung
term, 1858, shall proceed, on the premises, or
Thwsdoy, tie 18Th day Of august nett, to sell tC
The highest Bidder, the MERCHANT MILL and
LAND Purchased By r. g. Brewer of James Coch
ran, Copi'r, known as the s'Churchyille Mills
This Mill is in good repair end repute, adyants.
geously located ia the midst Of large and densely
ropnlated wheat growing community, accessible
necessity, if properly conducted, do very large
business. There is alsoa good SA w MILF
The tract Of land contains 1854 a cres, is in a
high state Of cultivation has on it good BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, MiIler's House, and all ne
cessary out-houses, and other Improvements.
This property will be sold rereInptory, and as
it is that property With such advantages is IN
market, persons wishing to purchase would do we'll
to examine it and attend the sale. The growing
crop will be sold either with the land or separate,
as may be deemed best.
Mr.. Beard, the Miller, viii show tie property to
any one DESTROYS OF seeing it.
Should any one wish to purchase the entire tract
as originally owned by James A. Cochran deed
am authorized to say that the balance can be had
upon reasonable terms.
TERMS So much in hand as will paw costs oi
sale-one-f0urth in four MONTHS for which nego-
table note, well endorsed, will be taken; the bal
ance in three equal annual payments, the purchas-
er giving bond with approved security, and t..
retained as ultimate security.
My address is Churchville. Augusta cour'rv
.. JAMES WILSON, 1om,r.
July H. 125S W." -
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-07

COMMISSIONERS ALE.-By virtue Of de.
~ cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta County,
in the case Of Crawn and others, vs.; Weller and
others, we will proceed, on the premises, on Tues
day the slst day of August, 1858, to sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction the following real
Estate, % wit; very valuble Tract of Land con-
tanning about 400 Acres, lying between the
Keezletown and the McAdamized roads, about
three miles below Mt. Sidney; and also, two ral,-
able lots in the Town OF Mt. Sidney.
The tract of Land is highly improved; yell set in
grass, and is or of the most productive and dcsi
rable Farms in the North Eastern portion of Al
gusta. The Improvements consist Of an excellent
Brick Mansion House, Two Barns, and ell necessa-
~ out buildings. The tract will be divided, if de-
sired by the parties Interested sd to throw about
200 acres in each parcel. It is seldom that so VAL
table a farm is offered in the market.
and the balance III three eqnal annual instalments
with interest thereon from the day of sale; bonds
with good security to be given By the purchasers
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
N \ M e. Su TR9rT, Commissioners.
Stanton, July "a, '5s-Spec. and Rock. Register
copy, tbs, (mark cost.)
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES..


1T IS NOT GENERALLY CONCEDED. THAT
Liver Complaint, or deranged state Of the Liver,
is the cause Of most OF the summer and bowel COM
plants that visit during this season Of the year
Yet some Of our first Physicians consider the
Liver the principal cause Of these diseases or il
other words. when it performs its functions prop
erly it enables the system, to resist or throw
of diseases of the stomach and bowels, and
where they deranged thessurest cure is to cure
the Liver of its disease and it to perform its
proper functions. There is nothing in tie whole
world that quickly stimulates the Liver to a
proper performance Of its functions as DR.. San
ford's Liver Invigorator which almost instantly
checks Diarrhca, Dysentery, or any complaints q
the bowels.
Fhe lnvigorator acts as gentle cathartic, yet
it checks all looseness Of the bowels from the time
it is taken till the regular operation Of the medi-
cine sonle eighteen hets sitter when the cause OF
the complaint is removed, the liver is invigoraJed
and health soon follows. The Invg orator may be
taken with perfect safety in all cases of Dysente-
ry it has been tried and used for years for such
complaints by a largely praeticing physician.
July 3. 1S5S-Imo.