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Af'ps & GounsrIlors.

GEO. S. CLAPP-ATT0RNEY Ar
VI LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC. Oaice oTer AIcBrides
Drug store. Be-ea. Ohio. may6mf
BROOKS, B0ARDMAN K FORD.
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAw. ArwaieT BuildInss, foot
Of lperl8r s., Cleveland, Ohio.
D. ". BROOKS. W.. BoARDNAN. L.w- Fosn
WILLIAMSON q RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYS AT Law. Office No. SO, Superior-st
Cleveland. Ohio S WILLIAMSON
jau2l A c. RIDDLE
CHARLES G. .BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Nney and Counselor at IaVOfcs p Super s.. over
CITY Bank. Janl5:dly
DALAIER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
Il AT LAW, Office over Commercial Bank.
A SPER, IF, ATTORNEY ATLAW,
a Warren, IruHibuu County, Ohio. Office, No 5 -
Marke- street. dec3da
SPAULDING & PARSONS, ATTOR-
~ NEYS AT LAW. Office, Parsons Block, Superior-st
z ?. sPAuLnING, r. c. PARSONS
~ r. {. PARSONS United States Commissioner. aud
Master Commissioner IN Chancery. teh2s-hi2
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-" " i'- - tCuyahoga
MORGAN L. HEWITT, ct al. Coiainon Pleas
THE DEFENDANTS. MORGAN

Of Michigan, John BoadIhan Isaac Iudsun
who reside IN the sute Of New York and David Judson
who resides IN thc state OF Connecticut her y notified
that the psln John NJ Ann tr0ue, filed petition The
Court OF Common Pleas Il tuyahoga county and state Of
Ohio The th day OF SEPT les tho object and prayer Of
winch Is 70 subject 70 sale hat Of city lot No eight
Clevelanl bounded by The ot Inc, lV Seneca
street naIh ly Wall street, and sQuth By line para el
with the north line d Lake street, anil hundred feet
distant theTcrom the payment OF baanco g Ol4 C6,
due him Judgment 1anst said NJ organ l.. Hev which
on said land and adJusl the night of said Judson
and Bolrdmlu who have. claim mortgage The
same and which a1O xon 20 other lands which plain
TN Judgment Is not len aud ur general relief Defend
urhcr notified sand gettiom before
9Th day November 1873 the plaintiff will the
sd Caurt, ask the Court take the facs
stated The peiiio1 astrue and U decree accordingly
MASON 4 ESTEP,
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.

A t a Probate Court held at Irasburgh within
"a and for the district aforesaid, on the twenty
frs day Of April A. b. 1858
An Instrument pnrportmG to be the last viii and
Testament, with Codics thereunto annexed--ot
Gardner Chase, late Of Deby, in said district
deceased, was presented 70 the Court here tor
Probate, by Eugene b. Chase, and Jacob Chase
Junior, both OF Said Derby the Executors therein
named.
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court, that pub
lie notice be given to all persons concerned there
in to appear before said Court, at a session there
! Of, to be held at the Inn Of Joseph Bates Cd in
Derby on the 18th dayo May A, ID. 1858, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and contest the probate Of said
viii, and II ia further ordered that this order be
published three weeks successfully in the Or
leans Independent Standard news paper printed
at lrasburgh in this State. the last Of which shall
be previous to the day assigned, as aforesaid, fol
hearing,
! Given under my hand at the Probate Office, a
/ Irashurgh this 2lst dsv Of April A. ID. 1858.
! MARSHALL CARPENTER, JUDGE. IL; ";
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STATE or VERMONT,
RUSSELL HOYT, Orleans obmtg
vs.. Court, Decer,ber
ANDREW B. CLIFTON, J Terra, 1857.


RUSSELL HoYT, Orlsans o,aHty
vs.. t0Ngt. DgCeHbtT
ANDREW B. CLIFTON, ! Terp,, 1857.
Whereas Russell Hoyt Of Craf(shury. in the
County of Orleans State of Vermont, has com
menced his proper action Of book account against
Andrew B. Clifton of Holyoke, IN the County OF
Hampshire ami State Of Massachusetts, declaring
in plea that the defendant render to the plains
tiff the sum of five hundred dollars, which the
plaintiff says Is justly due from the defendant Ia
the plaintiff 10 balance book accounts between
them. And the said action having been duly
entered in Orleans County Court at the June
Term there Of 4. u. 1857, and il appearing that
property OF the defendant had been attached
within this State upon Che writ ia said action
and italso appearing that defendant resides With
cut this State So that the usual process cannot be
served upon him, therefore said cause vas coutn-
Ued for notice to deit. And at this December Term
Of said Court lS57 said order OF notice mt having
been complied with, it is therefore ordered by
the Court here that the substance Of said action
together with this order be published three week.
successfully SE the Orleans Independent Stan
dard, a paper published ut lasburgh in said Or
leans County, the last Of Whieh publications TO b,
at least twenty days prior 10 the next stated Tern
of said Court to be begun and held at said Iras
burgh, IN and for said Orleans County on the t;l
/ tuesday in June A. d. 1858, which shall b.
deemed n sufficient notice to the said Andrew 4
/ Clifton TO appear at said last mentioned Term O
said Court aud answer to said action.
NORMAN W. BINGHAM, CLERK.
| J. A PADDOCK, Atty. for Plaintiff, l7tw
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SALLY FRENCH'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DIsrhICT, SIS.

4 "a Probate Court held at lrasbureh IN said
"a district on the 18th day Of April A ID. 1855.
Whereas, George W Jenness administrator on
the estate Of Sally French late Of Glover in said
district, deceased, proposes to render an account
Of his administration, and TO present his account
against said estate for examination and allowance
for the purpose Of milking partition and distribu-
ton Of the residue of said estate under "a decree
Of said court, among the persons who are by law
entitled 10 the same: 1t is therefore ordered by
said court that the same come under considera,
ton aud be heard at the Probate Office in lras-
hurgh on the 7th day Of May A, d. 1858, And il
is further ordered, that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication Of copy Of the
record of this order in the Orleans Independent
Standard printed at lrasburgh, three weeks sue.
cessivey previous TO said time of hearing, that
they may appear and contest the allowance o
said account, if they see cause: and also be hcarC
by said court in the matter Of partition and dis
trituton Of said estate.
By the Court, -Atte>t,
NJ CARPENTER, Judge. 17;w;
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WASHINGTON, April "a. A brother
of Peter G. Washington and nephew
of Gov. Wise, were arrested and proven
ted from fighting duel.
Mr.. Douglass friends say that he has
not yet expressed an opinion on the Con-
ference bill, but will probably not oppose
it. The States newspapers will support
it. Kansas men say that the people there
will not accept it if passed. Mr.. Steph-
ems desires that the House will act upor
it next Wednesday.
W. H. Farrar of Oregon, now here
will probably be a Senator from that STATE
when admitted.
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BUCHANAN's SPoKEsMAN.-The well
known relations between Mr.. Shdell and
the President are thus delicately alluded
to by Mr.. Hale, in a recent speech in the
Senate:
"In addition to what l have seen in
the papers, which seemed to me to be
authentic, I have read an extract from q
speech-which I did not hear delivered
by a gentleman of a0hOm I may saythat
aOAea I hear him speak I hear Mr.. Bss.
chanam. I refer to the honorable Sena-
tor from Louisiana.
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WHAT KILLS MINIsTERs.-Rev Dr.
Adams, of the Madison Square Presby-
terrain church, in a recent discourse re-
ferred to the apprehension entertained by
some that the present religious awaken
ing would result in injury to the minis
tiers from the extra demands upon their
exertions. But said he, "no greater
mistake could be imagined. l can tell
you what it is that kills the Christian
minister. 1t is to labor Sabbath after
Sabbath, and year after year, and see nc
| fruit follow his labors."
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Mr.. GUY G. SAMPSON gives the pub
lie his views in letter to the Repository,
on the subject of his recent expulsion
from the Montpelier Association " the
perfection Of prjeStIy lynch laaC," and de-
fines his position as follows:
care not how many Congregation
al, or other Associations, CONSIDERATIONS
or Churches expel me for neglect to at
tend on their preaching, ordinances, OIL
routine of duties,' as they call them
nor for dissent from their creed, if they
sag they expel me for such things.
shall believe, teach, go, come, stay, dc
and neglect what, when and where
please, responsible to no earthly powe
for my religious faith and practice.
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Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN.

A comparative statement of pauperism
in F ebruary, 1857, and 1858, has been
returned to the House of Commons, on
the motion of Mr.. Grey, M. P, and it
shows in very striking manner the eff
fects of the monetary crisis on the manu-
featuring portion Of the population. In
the last week of February of this year
the number Of paupers in England and
Wales receiving relief was 977,464, being
an increase of 1916 on the correspon-
ding week of last year. Every week Of
the same month of 1858 exhibits an in.
crease over the corresponding week OF
Feb. 1857-frst week of 26,916 SECOND
week of 20,781 third week of 40,898.
In 1857 the customs duties collected a
the principal ports were as follows Lon
don, Ell, 285,783; Liverpool, 93,509,
PA; Bristol, e., 101 PAS Dublin, e8O9
875; Glasgow, 9675, 045 Belfast, G3G9
416.
The actual surplus revenue of the I'm
ted Kingdhm for the year 1857 amour
ted to 936,097 IS I'D, and the Commi:
sioners for the reducti on of the nations
debt have given notice that, in accordanc
with the provisions Of the act Of Parlis
ment, one-fourth of that sum will be al
piled to the reduction of the national del
have given notice that, in accordanc
with the provisions of the act of Parlia
ment, one fourth Of that sum will be al
piled to the reduction of the nations
debt.
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@ We learn from the Waterman that
Capt Hiram Kellogg, formerly of Stowe,
persisted at Matamora, ILL.,, March II in
a violent storm in the night, on the prair-
lie, having lost his way home from neigh
boris, about mile distant, in attempting
to go across lots. He leaves family to
mourn his sad fate, and also many friends
in Stowe. He was well read man, a
kind, indulgent parent, good farmer
and sold and left one of the best farms il
Stowe, for r prairie home for his children
and grandchildren.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.
LUCY BRACKETS ESTATE.

FBNHE subscribers having been appointed by the
Z Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Or
leans, Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of al persons,
against the estate Of Lucy BRACKET, late Of
Charleston, in said District, deceased, represented
nsolvent, and the term Of six months from the
30th day OF March, 1888, being allowed by said
court 10 the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us;
Give Notice, that We will attend to tire duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
A. X Brown, in Charleston, in said district
on the first Tue, days Of June and October next Il;
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, on each Of said days.
A X. BROWN, lC....-:.....-.
LUTHER CLIFFORD, 'O"'''''''''''' .
Charleston, April sth, a D. 1858. I6wa
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A Coon SUGGEsTIoN.-A writer in
the Bellows Falls Times suggests that
the State Agricultural Society, should
after a premium to the Band or Bands
in the State, that shall discourse the best
music at its annual Fair, instead of going
out Of the State for one.
A good suggestion and one which we
hope will be needed.
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Price % cents per copy, or five copies Tor 81,
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DIED.

In Greensboro, Feb. 18th, Mr.. N. W.
Lawrence, aged about 80 years.
In Greensboro, Feb. 14th, Mr.. David
Miller, aged A years.
In Greensboro, March 21st, Mrs. Bet
sey Rollins, aged 81 years.
In Greensboro, April 17;h, Mrs. Elec-
ia Waugh, aged 80 years.
Montpelier papers please copy.
In Ascot, C. T., on the 9th inst, Ben
jamin Bean, aged GA years.
Printers in n. H., and Maine, please
copy,
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g A monster nugget of gold, weigh
ing 145 pounds, and valued at $34,86O
has been found at Hangover, Australia,
by four old California miners, named
Robert and James Ambrose and Samuel
and Charles Napier. 1t is two feet four
inches in length, by ten inches in width
at its widest point, and eight inches thich
at the other. The lucky owners are two
pairs or brothers, one pair being English
and the other Boston boys.
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VERMONT IN CoNGREss.-Hon. E. P
Walton in a recent letter from Washing
ton to his paper says =" 1t is worth re-
cording that Vermont leads the van il
battle Of freedom in both Houses. The
Republicans of the Senate Committee
put their case through Mr.. Collamer, and
of the House through Mr.. Morrill,. Thu.
the post of honor is accorded to Vermont
All right p
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CAPT. Braces BATTERY FOR UTAH.
We learn from the Baltimore Ameri-
can that the celebrated Light Artillery
corps known as Capt. Bragg's Bat
terry which rendered such valuable SER
vice in the war with Mexico, has been
ordered to Utah, and left Baltimore for
Fort Leavenworth on Sunday. The COM
pany consists Of seventy-four men, and
carries with it their light battery, consist
ing of four six Founders and four Gals
sons. They will be mounted at Fort
Leavenworth, which point they will leave
the latter part of May. Travelling about
fifteen miles per day, they will reach
Utah during the month Ct July.
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ON MANHOOD.
ANDITS PREMATURE DECLINE,
Just Published Gratis, til, 2Oth thousand

A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
TREATMENT, without Medicine, of Sperma-
torrhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Genital and Nervous Dibilfy, Impoteney, and
Impediments to Marriage generally, by
B. DE LANEY, NJ. d.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the impudence and sol
itude of youth, may be easily removed WITH
OUT MEDICINE, is in this small tract, clearly
demonstrated; and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment, as adopted by the Author,
! fully explained, by means Of which every one is
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sealed envelope, by renting post paid) two
postage stamps to DR.. B. DE LANEY, IS Eas
/ 3lst street, New York City.
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a. A young man named Jacobs, Of
Hartford, died very suddenly on Satur-
day last. A boil had formed internally
in his throat, and, on breaking it carried
away IS much of the covering of the car
oted artery that the artery afterwards
burst, and he bled to death before surgi-
cal aid could be obtained.
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AUSTRIA.

The London Morning HcraIds Paris
correspondent writes on the 9TH "The
chief topic of conversation in political
circles here is the growing hostility be-
tween the two great powers of Eastern
Europe. The many Russians in Paris
speak of the outbreak of war as a prob
able contingency, and it is generally ex-
pected that the Austrian ambassador al
st. Petersburg will ere long take his de-
parture from the Russian capital. 1t i:
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VVHIS FAST TROTTING STALLION Will
Il stand at the stable Of the owner through the
season, at Barton Landing. Ned Forrest Is four
years old this spring, stands
l6 Hands High, and Weighs 1861 lbs,
is of a coal black color, and can trOt faster than
any other Horse Of his age in Orleans County
moi excepting any Morrill, Colts that stands on
legs He was got by the Ford Horse, out Of a
large Morgan Mare
~ ANY person who doubts his speed can be
satisfied on that point by giving the owner notice
wher and where and how much
A. S. EATON.
Barton L4n4ing April !, 1853. i5al
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G. The Detroit Advertiser of April
IL, says that it has learned confdentially
of new developments which warrant the
suupostion that the perpetrators of the
Ru-dell murder will soon be disclosed.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. E. FARMER
WEDNESDAY, April q, 1858.
At market 7O5 Cattle, 500 Beeves and 2O5
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings, two and three years old.
Prces-Market Beef-Extra ST.75a8,75; 1st
quality, S6,75a7 81; I'd quality, S6,Ooa6,25; Sd
quality, 5,00a5, so: ordinary, S4,50a0,00.
Working Oxen-S100a200.
Cows and Calves-$35a67.
Yearlings-Sl8a21.
Two Years Old-S25a26
Three Years Old-S35a40
Sheep and lambs-9O5 at market. By lot ST.
O0a3,50 Extra, S4,5Oa6,0O
Veal Calves Sales at 81, 00a7, 90.
Swine-0a0c per ID.
Hides-6a6 IL per h.
Talow-7a6c per ID.
Pelts-S1, 25aS1, so each.
Calf Skins-12a12 IL cts per ID.
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FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent of the Times
says that project is before the Senate
which provides that, in future, Senators,
Councillors of the State and Grand
Crosses of the Legion of Honor are, in
case eff criminal charges brought against
them, to be Withdrawn from the jurisdic
ton of the ordinary tribunals, and be
amenable to the High Court of Justice
only. Thus France, with all its demo-
cratic notions about equality, will have a
privileged body in the State.
The Paris correspondent of the Morn.
ing Advertiser says that the subscription
for the purchase of M, Lamartine,s prop.
erty has failed altogether.
1t is stated on good authority that
100000 copies of the pamphlet Z" Eng
land and the Emperor Napoleon" have
been sold in France.
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Poke, PIooEREEL, BuIlplug, eb'ry kind O. fish
Mr.. Reuben Kellogg, of Ferrisburgh,
caught at one haul of his seine last week,
t,oeIUe hundred and sevemty.tiUe bull-pouts,
one hundred perch, three pickerels, and
two suckers.
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MARRIED.

In North Haverhill, N. H., March z,
by Rev. Mr.. Dunning, Mr.. WILDER C.
Waugh of Greensboro, and Mrs. Martha
Wetherbee of North Haverhill.
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EMPORTANTTO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

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Prepared by G,7-rso5ssso L. Gseooes'sess,, IL D.
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The combination of ingredients in these Pills
are the result of long and extensive practice.
They are mild in their operation, and certain in
correcting all Irregularities, Painful Menstrual
tons, removing all distractions, whether from
cold or otherwise, headache, painin the side, pal
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from interruption of nature.
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Ladies who have been disappointed in the use Of
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Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent
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NOTICE.
They should not be used in Pregnancy, as 6
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Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc-
tions, which should be read, accompanying eaci
box. Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 t.
DIR. CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEMAN, Box 1921, Pos
Office, New York City. Sold by one Druggist il
! every town in the United States.
RIB. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
1865 Chambers St, New York,
/ To ayhom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
REDDING& CO., Wholesale Agent for Boston
Sold by R. W. NYE, Irasburgh.
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Writing Schools.

MIR. HARRINGTON, Teacher Of Penmanship,
VA having returned from an Agreeable prOies.
sional toui in Canada, has the pleasure Of an
nounciug that be is giving his semi-anuual course
of instruction At the ORLEANS LIBERAL iSsTI-
TSTE, and that he will be pleased with a eontnu,
ance Of employment at any Of the other AcGde.
mics in the County or wherever else he may be
wanted
We commend Mr. Harrington 10 the public : q
teacher Of well known abiiity and reputation
WGtcrio0 AdUerfiser.
Mr.. Harrington suzfails high position as
teacher Of writing StqHsfead JDurnlL
Gy- Post Office address, Burton, Vermont
Clover, April 2, 1865. l5w2
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"a Don't marry your cousin. From
ten to twenty per cent. of deaf mutes are
the children of cousins.