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 they bear us have surrendered the principles they once possessed and thrown themselves in op- position to the democratic party. But instead of crushing, this has aroused the democracy. and the people of the south, and the result will be that those members of the American party who love their country more than party, will refuse to follow their leaders and array them selves on the side of justice and truth. It is useless to attempt to conceal the fact that the time has now arrived in the history of the country, when, if we wish to preserve the Union the south must present an undivided front, must purge herself of traitors and pre- pare herself to demand those equal rights which belong to her as a portion of the confederaey.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-05-11
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Wistar's Ralsam of Wild Cherry,

The Editor of the Boston Post says -" We
have not, until recently, been acquainted expert
mentally, with the true value of HIsiars Bal
saas From this truly valuable preparation we
have received present benefit. having recently
used j, in case of severe cold and cough, with
entire success, and most cheerfully recommend
it to those alike afflicted. 1t is scientific pre-
partition and worthy of confidence"
DIR. BRADFORD KNAPP Of Cfo,ea Point, ~ ].
in letter dated August s, says,
In the course oil my practice in this vicinity
have tested the good qualities of HIsfar's Bal
sum Of Fdd berry in Pulmonary complaints
and now wash TO procure supply Of the med-
cine.
None genuine unless signed ]. BUTTS on ;ht
wrapper.
SETH ". FowLE < Co, 19s Washington St
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents eve
rYwhere.
AGENTS.--R. ". NYK, Irasburgh; KIM
| GALL < CUMMINGS, Coventry; 7. c, BuTLtl
Derby Line; VIM IosLYN, Barton; S. S. BLtSCI
ARD, Glover; SABIN Scorr, Lowell; Don c.
RICHARDSON, Nc. Craftsbury; HovEY 4 SAirl
Albany.
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Notice.

The members of the Orleans County
Agricultural Society and all others inter
eSted in the cause of Agricultural i'm
provements. are earnestly requested TO
meet at the court room in Irasburgh. on
Thursday, March 18th, at IL O'Clock a.
NJ, for the purpose of taking into con-
sideration and acting upon a proposition
to be made from the Fair Ground Co.,
who propose 10 unite their Grounds to
the Agricultural Society for the purpose
Of holding the Annual Fair and Cattle
Show the ensuing autumn.
1t is hoped that all the friends of i'm,
provements and progress in agriculture
will be in attendance at this meeting. a,
upon that may very much depend the vi
tality of the Society.
F. s. FRENCH, .Sec'y.
GLOVER, March f. 1858.
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THE New YORK HERALD AND THE
ADMINISTRATION. Washington, Marcel
/. { Tribune correspondence. } 1t is
well understood here in the most intimate
circles of the Presidents friends, that
Immediately on the adjournment OF Con-
gresS, Mr.. James Gordon Bennett will
receive bis commission as United States
Minister to Austria. This will be the
simple fulfillnent of one of the condi-
tons of which the New York Herald
gives its support to the Administration
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-03-05

WILLIAMS blpEhiGt, IS
\ Probate Court Lolden At frarburEh, within
b and TOR said district, on the i7tA day 81 Feb
ruatg. 4 b 1858.
Ia Bryant Executor Of the last VIII and c.
lament 81 George Bryant hte Of iTasburgh, 10
-ai8 district, dscetssi, presents his aiiantstrs-
ton account fef sefflemeid'
WheFenpon il !, ordered that the snne he re3
ferred 10 the ] lElt dae Of MsFc eek. ~ Tic pro
bate office ~ >aia ifasbuFgh i8r examination and
liawauee; aHd tisat ~. co eeufed be n8gifled
tl~rp0f BY the publication 81 thsA aF4eT ~ tie UF-
iealt- independent Standard, - Hew -paPeT printed
Il im-burgti, three weeks saceezsively, as soon
as mav be, hal They may apBeHr, aud II said
time and place, iltisv cau>e o. jet thgreip.
ss3 n. GARFf.NIEk, Jatfge
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"Buy lie and III DO You Good =
Now is the tins TO use the Great Spring an
Summer Medicine.
DR. Ian LEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS

Composed Of S,rs1parilla, HID Cherry, TsEior
Doek P,iek.sa Dish Tor augL,eort Rhu5ar5, Ian
drake. DahdeLOn, &c all II srhieh are so COM
POM ,ed to act IN coaceTt uaa assist Nature In
eTac!ic,ttiHq disease
The effects OF this medicine is most wonderful
it acts directly upon the bowels and blooi, by
removing all distractions from the internal or
gans, stimulating them into healthy action, rem
ovating the fountains of life and vlgor. purifying
the blood clearing it from ali hunars, ami cau'
| ing it to course anew through every part ut the
| body. They cure and eradicate from the Sys.
lem Liver Gimp 'ant>-that main wheel of so
many eases-Jaun6ice in It's worst forms, all
! Bilious diseases and foul Stomach, Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Huganrs OF the BlooI and Shin, In
digestion, Headache. Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn,
/ Weakness, Pain in the Side and Bowels, Flalu-
| lency, Loss of Appetite and AZ kindred COM
plants caused by a torpid or diseased Liver, ii
disordered Stomach or bad Blood, to which ali
are more or less subjectin Spring and Summer.
! II taken in large doses, Fever and A.ue may
/ be broken up ami cure,i nj once This has be-
come standard MEDICINE. and is decidedly The
( best the world ever saw.
! On " % cents for pint, and 81 liz cents for
a Urge bottle.
! SOD By all medicine dealers every where. Or.
ders sh6uII be addressed to J. o. LANGLEY
/ Proprietor, IL Marshall ST., Boston, Mass l0mt
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Notice.

Z WILL af'eud At The Las Ofiea # the late
j'shn II kmbali. in barton, 90 wednesday y
zach week during Fhs Bough 0f Asfeb, 'aF The
parpose n delivering ~ his unnhialssa Ffss~
tasstana business 10 lhoss persons slag bad 20
pi0yed him - r0umsel--ati w0Gta Ftahest Be
5ofnrF clients h0<e business remains ahAsisli-
sd, 70 call FOR llseiF lapers, &c, 81 ogs d lie
zb0ve nneetloaed days.
IS. FRENCH. Ajssssssrsaar.
Parton, AsFeh 1, lisa 1913
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STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF oLLEANs. IS.


Ala Probate Court holden at IrasburGh. with
I Z in and Tor the District aforesaid, on the )
day Of March. 4. D. is5s.
An Instrument HurioriiLg to he tie last Wa
and Testament Of Hiram Mare, late Of Albany
IN said district. decreased, was presented 10 the
Court here fo5 prol.fe I.y converse Rowelt Of
.! Albany, the Executor therein Hafncu.
therefore. ii j. ordered by saii court, that
r.nbiic NOT &c be q ven TO Ill persons concerned
therein. Ia appear before said court n a session
thereof to tie held at Irusburgsi on Inc 1T Gay
# April. 4. -. ls5s, AMI contest me PROBATE
Of said Will. au, il II farther orleIed HAT this
nrier b. p9h'isiIrd three weeks succesTve'y "a
the Orlta,us Independent Standard, he"slapei
pri ted 81 Iuisbargh IN this State, ihe last OF
which -hs BE- pregio Il, TO the day assigned, as
aforesaid frr lie Ing
civ n uIsdrY my hand 81 the PROBATE OHite, AZ
Irss.ursh rbt. al dav Of March, A u. 1855
low3 II. CARPENTER, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, SIS.


Mt Probate Court held at Ira>burgh
within and Tor the aforesaid district, on
the 81 day of March, A. D. 1858.
Fordyce s. French, Administrator on
tie Estate Of John H. .K,mba!l, late Of
Barton, decreased, filed 10 SAID Court his
petition in writing setting forth that de-
cedent died seized of certain real estate,
to wit: That part OF lot No. in the
ID range of lots in Barton lying on Tie
west side of Barton River: Also lot No.
3 in the 10Th range in said Barton,
(known as the Pond Lot;) Also a part
of lot No. ), in the 7th range, (heing The
Village House Lot and Pasture J Also
pews No. ), q and 81 in the Congrega-
ti0nal. aud Gne half 0 Pew in the Meth
odiSt Meeting Houses in Barton village,
and also in bis said petition setting forth
that sale of said real estate for the pnr-
pose of converting the same into money
would be an advantage to all the parties
interested in said estate, and praying tor
Iicrnce and authority 10 sell said real
estate for the purpose aioreSald-aEd
the said administrator filed in the atore-
said court, in writing, the consent and
appreciation of such OF the heirs OF said
deceased as are Of lawful agr, and Of the
guardians of such as are minors. TO said
sale.
Therefore it is ordered by said court
that public notice be given 10 all persons
concerned therein, TO appear before saic
said court at a session thereof, TO be held
at said Ira-burgh, on The 2jlh day o
March, 1898. that they may be heard II
the matter and show cause why iieenst
should not be granted As aforesaid:
/ And this order shall be published three
weeks successfully in the Independent
Standard a newspaper printed at lras
/ burgh in this State. The last Of which
+ publications shall be- before the day as
signed lor hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate
office in Irasburgh,this 81 day OF March
i A. ID. 1858.
/ l0:3w NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
LANES GORHAM'S ESTATE.

THE subscribers having berirappointed by the
I Hon. Probate court Tor the district ct Orleans
Comm isSiuners to receive, examine and a. Jd>t
ii claims and demands OF all prrssn-. against the
state O; James tioriam late OF Coventry. IN ,d
district dcce re :, rrprrsrnred IL solvent AMI lie
term Of six months iiom the 10 d day If t4usrv,
1865, being allowed by said Court, 10 Tie cre5ti-
tors Of said decreased. 10 exhibit and prove their
e-pective chilns BET re IL:
Give No'ice, that ~ will attend 10 the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house 81
widow Iefnperauce Gorhatu, in Coventry, to sHia
district on the Jhird Tuesday IN .iuIe next, at
one O'Clock ~ the afternoon, IN said ny.
IRA EOHNTON. -. -.
Coventry, February I0ih, a u. 1855 sS3
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

'sNHlS certifes that have this day given nv
son. Ira Shurlo, his lime during The remains
der Of his minority. / shall calm none Of his
earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting
AFTER this date. his
PETER II SHCRLO.
marx
M, SAMUEL. DoANE,
AMt,s AkTCaLF.
Troy, September "A. Is5T. log3
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Foreign News.

The steamer North American arrived
Mt Liverpool at p. M, 11th. On the
morning of that day, about 2 o'clock,
came in collision, between Tusker and
Holyhead, with the barque Leander Of
Bath, Me-, from Liverpool, with a small
cargo of salt for New Orleans. The
bark sank in five minutes. Mrs. Curtis,
the Captains wife, second mate and
eight seamen were drowned. The Cap
tain and eleven others were saved by the
steamer, which vessel was only slightly
damaged.
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In Glover, on the ID inst, by Rev.
D. Willis, Mr.. Ezra L. Clark, and Miss
Melissa T. Flood, both of G.
In Albany, on the ID inst, by Rev.
H. n. Hovey, Mr.. Chase Gilmore, and
Mrs. Susan n. Case, both of Potion, c. +.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
sAMUELT. DoWNERs ESTATE

FE1IF subecrtber-. having been appointed by tie
Hon. Probate Court for re District 81 or'
leans, Commissioners, 70 receive, exsitite Hiif
adjust nll claims and demapas o. I'll person
against tie es,ate gf Sauuel T. DowueT, late d
Craftshury. said district, deceased, reIHeFeni
ed iHsoivrF ad tie term 81 TX inoitn7 run lhr
2sth DAY 81 January. 1855, being allowed By sata
court 10 the creditor OF said decreased, ezhibI
ms,q move their respective elaims before us;
Give Soilee. liar ws viii aiirH3 70 the dutiez
Of oHr appointment At The Dwelling notss Of Or
rim Hartman, in Ciafisi arr. 70 said aAifiet, %
the 30th day Of March ant July next, n one o.
clock, Ia the afternoon, % each o. said days
s mGsfs : R0OT, C@H'aia'1oasrs
C,shsbsrv. Feb74ry zssh, A. .. 1855. iewi
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ToTTHRTES.


rsfug Lotteries ~ Sainuri wan q co. are char
Il t,re tg sae State 81 t'eor.ia. aud havsswuru
Commissioners aplHrea to sapsriutsnd their
drawing. aaH certify llfst ever thiUE connected
with tHa same is aone iu strictly honorable mau-
uer. Eiev uaer 10 the public fair opportunity
for sayr-ylleut, tie Interests If parties al dis.
iauce being as well protected Though t3f1y Werd
pre.eHt. The managers would respectfully ohE
attention to the fact that al persons have legal
Fg ht send orders i3E tickets to Georgia as this
llttefles ri Samuel Swan 4 co Hre aathoized
bv tie Legislature o. ti}at STATE. lottery viii
BE drawn every SATURDAY throughout the wear al
ar,!ers receive, beirg faed Ia tire drawing next
10 take piace after the satne comes 70 hand. Ac-
cor,.iur ta the scheme o'te ticket IN every ten
must draw p puaa. Tickets $40; halves, SIS;
quarter &3su. No tickets sent unless the mon
I gy accompanies tive sr. The drawings ara
/ upon the srr CIpie If number GH esch ticket,
and are simple thar ean .uil o understand
/ Them There is un combination Of numbers to
/ tnvsl ~ tie tuter. Prizes vary from $40 So $50,
coo: every prize being drawn, sud result of dra ~.
/ ing forwarded e. ail purchasers.
] IT. 4 if-f e the numbers that are drawn from
fhs heel, With the amount that each plze is en-
F. titled "a wi be- pubishe,. rf1er every drawing
/ in tie f+lo~mg paper~ Nov orira0s Delta,
| Mobile RsgistsT. tharlest0r Standard, Nashville
Gas,t'e Atlanta initHceBeer. SaraHRah ksirs
aud New York Weekly Day Boat. Write your
address plainly. snA direct TO s. SWAN g. Co..
AHgg,sta Ct@sia.
Prze~ Paid III full no percentage deducted
from prizes IN other lptferes
All communications strictly confidential. l4yi
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The trial of the prisoners charged with
completely in the Cagliari affair, was pro-
crossing slowly. One of the English
prisoners is said to have become insane.
1t is said that the King of Naples has
consented to submit the question of the
ownership of the Cagliari to the arbitra
ton of a third government.
PRUSSIA.
The Times correspondent says, in re-
gard to the reception of Prince and Prin-
cess Frederick William ut Berlin, that no
similar event in Prussian history has
/ been celebrated with so much real enthu-
siasm of the heart as that which has just
passed.
/ DENMARK.
A motion has just passed, by "a to : in
the Legislative Council of Denmark, for
the instant fertilization of Copenhagen.
SWEDEN.
The Swedish Chambers have rejected
the project of the government for the for
LITIGATION of Stockholm, and also the pro-
iect of law for increased religious toler-
alton.
RUSSIA.
A letter states that violent shock o.
an earthquake was felt at Yrkoutsk, {
town situated to the west of Lake Bal
; kali in Siberia. The shock was was Sc
great that it extended as far as Kiakhta
on the frontier of China.
The journals of Moscow contain lis
of sol landed proprietors belonging t'
the Order of Noblesse, who have giveI
in their adhesion to the liberal measure
of the Emperor, respecting the emanci
patton of serfS, which it was expected a
one time they would oppose.
The alleged submission of Schamyl
not confirmed by the latest intelligence.
1t TURKEY.
A revolt in Hersee- Govina, is said t
have terminated by the Christians layin
down their arms and dispensing.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
RUFUS GUILDS ESTATE.

TIE subscribers, having been appointed hy the
4 Hon. Probate Court Tor the District If Orleans
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine anil sdiust
al claims and denanes al al persons against ttr
estate Of Rufus Guild, bate Of Coventry, IN SAID
district decea-ei, represented ifsniveu', and the
term Of 8 m jnths f,om he l2th day OF February,
Dos being allow ed bv ald court 70 the ere AttF.
OF saId deceased, 10 exhibit ard prove theiF re-.
specltge claims before u-:
Give Nulire that Sc vii attend 70 the duties
If our ~ poinimeut ST the dwelling house o.
widow Polly Guild, in Coventry. ~ said district
oii the second y rdbestsy Of March aHd August
next, OF Ube O'clock, 10 tire afternoon on each
q said days
HENRY Il. FROST, c,,,,...ion,r.
IL & ~ A-A.- ~ L..-Ll.a.L.-rle.
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Flows.

DLOWS Of various sizes and patterns, with
Points Rufus Putr chs constantly kept OH
hand at nv Farm about three mics from lrsls'
bursh Common, m the y. +. part Of the town.
CHARLES OWEN.
Trasburnh Msr.h l. 1855 10w3
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INTERNATIONALLY 4.

FENfIl> certifes that | have this DAY given 10
a my son. Merrill T.Bayley his time during the
remainder of liis minority. shall CHIN nome If
his earnings nor pay any debts OF his Contracting
affer this date.
SIMEON BAILEY.
GEO. W. RATLEY, Hitaess.
krownItgfnIl. Mafcl. B. is5s. IAma
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Marriage Of the Princess Royal.
5 ECR ETS DIS CLO 5 ED
200 A WEEK SOLD.

~ HILE many are offering recipes for sale at
w the rate Of 81 per doz. | viii forward
the celebrated Honey Recipe, to make honey a.
good as bees, at cents per pound, Recipe 70.
Walking Compounds, different Inks, several Ot
she best Hair TONES, Perfumes, Ceneut-, Starch
Polish. Champagne Cider. Secret Art Of C4tcni 2
Fish, Ohtment-, Blocking Liqu'ds, Oils, Extracts
&c. They are 4 selected 10. of the most U>-fni.
about 50 N number | viii sell them for fifty
cents or Il red stamps per sheet, containing III.
whole and viii give each purchasers fine Gold
Pen such as sell for 81 90 everywhere. | make
'll- offer in order % sell nv Pens. win sell the
Pens above for 81 per daz. SEMI in the order,
will send single pen f5-r 3 stamps. (35 cents.
Refer to myself and purchasers Address.
l. NEWMAN, Orange. n H.
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g n - IN

DATD for Potatoes by the subscriber. at :he
Cellar under the Barton Hotel, Barton, VI
Some one in attendance every day.
RANDALL * FRENCH.
Barton, March l. 1865. Iowa
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SPAIN.

The revolutionary movement, announ-
eed by the last steamer as having been
discovered, is said to have been an insig-
"'acaht affair, and the principal persons
arrested had been liberated.
Inc Senate have voted an address in
''P'y to The Queens speech by 81 to Is.
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C. & P. R. r. E.
NOTICE.

NOTICE
4 Ii persons wh0 have subscribed for Stock
y in the Connecticut ami Ptssump-.c Rivers
Railroad Company o., condition that assessments
should not be called for oituer than once IN line
~ DAYS or once in THREE uiIifbs Rre hereby noti-
ied tlat tbe following easements are Mid, viz:
Ten doiiars on each share payable on the frst
day ofIauuary next. ana ten aoIi4r~ on each share
every succeeding three months thereafter until
the whole shall amount 10 one hundred dollars on
each share.
Payments NAV be made AZ the TreasurcFs OF
fee in Rostnn, Or a. TIE following places, VIZ:
The Peoples Bank, Bank nf orleans, Bank Of
Bradford. BANK Of Lyndon Passuml,sic Bank, Or
to +. Cleveland, Agent, At Coventry, VI.
By order Of tie Directors.
Mp. LOWERING, Treusurers
Boston, Mass, Oct. &C. 1867. 44f
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PART. ASIRuNOMY.-In part first set oil
splendid revolving Diagrams VIII be presented
10 illustrate tile most interesting features OIL the
sublime science OF Astronomy. Among them
is the Magic Lantern Urrey, presenting I'LL the
Planets oftle Solar System At one view.
PART II HIST URtCAL AND AMI AlNG.-
In part second there viii be exhibited upon
canvas. as large as life, all the Kings and Queens
of England, thirty six IN number, from hing
William the Con quernr down to Queen Victoria
The Drup ards Downward Career will be linus
trated wI;h figure, designed to impress o. the
young the evils OF Incompetence
Appropriate Music vii! accompany and en!lVen
the Exhibition.
In order that all may erjoy the benefi; OF these
instructive aud amusing representations. me
Terms OF admission have been reduced 10 II IL
cents. Families OF mud upwards Il cents each,
Liberal arrangements male with Schools. tx
hi5ition commences AZ O'clock. Doors open
- ofau hour previous Music tegits eo,,'i a.
ter the door opens. Tickets at The usual places
and 1T the door
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CT. & Pas. 2. R..--.Notice.

rE'HE following assessments have been hid on
y all subscriptions for tie purpose of extend
Hg the road, VIZ 10 per cent. eli each share pay-
Ruls sept /, ls5T Ai-n, - er cent. on each
share payable every succeeding sixty DAYS there
after unii. tie Whole amount of uue hundred dol
iars Ga sHch share -haI have been paii.
Payment ro.v he made 81 ihe I,rrdford Bank,
Passuinpsic i,auk Rank ii Lyndon. Bank Of Or
leans, Peoples tank, r. Cleveland Trustee, Gov
entry, VI, or at The Iren.urer's Office, No. :,
Merchants Exchange. TO ton.
Per ORDER
n. T. LOWERING, treasurer.
June Is51--27:tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EMPCRTANTTo FEMALES.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH !.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Prepared By Cornelius l. Caeesenuan, IT, D.
Esu York City
The combination of ingredients in these Pills
are the result of long and extensive practice.
They are mild in their operation. ard certain in
correcting all Irregularities, Painful Menstrua-
tons, removing all Instructions, whether from
cold otherwise, headache pam in the side pal
pitatjaasefrhe heart, disturbed sleep, which arises
from szsesruption of nature.
TO MAEEIED LADIES.
DR.. Cheesman's Pills are invaluable, as they
viii brit 9 on the monthly period with regularity.
Ladies who have been disappointed in the use ol
other pills. can place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent
to do.
NOTICE
They should not be used in Pregnancy, as a
miscarriage would certainly result tterefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious to life or health. Explicit direc-
tons, which should be read, accompanying each
box. Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 I.
Dr.. CorNEIUs l. CHEEsENAx, Box 4.52i. Post
Office, New York City. Sold by one Druggist in
every town in the United States.
r. B. HUTCHlNGs,
General Agent for the United States,
l65 Chambers ST.. New York,
To srton al Wholesale oraers,s.Osald be adarsssed
BEDDING & CO., Wholesale Agent for Bo~ton
Sold by r. ". EYE, Irasburgh-
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In GAINESVILLE, Wis, on the 18th, ult.
Col. Samuel Conant, formerly of Iras-'
burgh, VI, aged II years. Vermont
and n. H. papers please copy.
In Newport, on the 9th ult., Henry
B. Fressell, aged 25 years.
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rarna W atatcd.

fHtHE subscriber wisbfs % purchase a Farm
u wUh good buildings, sufficient to kceP from
l6 to 20 hent ofcatile. A tarm un or within
taw indies III a utflfaad waa'd he preferred. Adv
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