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Brief Letter from Mr.. CorWin.

tihn. lh'na7 'orwihs oi ohio, III reply u an III
vitation 10 participate ia barbecue 10 he given
"a the II N. L,han c, " ore, ot Kentucky. by the
constituents and fr.cal, 81 Tie hitter:
l.rHtXp> iono) sept. -, 1880.
pr.R SIN: | have t,r'l - constantly cnga.cI
snrc saw YOU, and especially since the rccrip;
Of Your letter inviting me to he with ynu on the
occasion Of ynur Mass Meeting on the 22l instant.
that believe hive n'i answered your note. |
hive been T. instantly "n the stumn fighting the
hercsics 81 Ecpnhhcauj>n aud the ,clusinus OF
Drmor,acv Ia" iorn"f. trust IN Obi, are
thoroughly eXpnrGcd from III" creed of that party,
and The latter. hope, are somewhat damaged.
iai the public mind of olo or"uine to morr
catholic view i national affairs especially tho
dangerous question Of >aycry. Vow. let Ken
luckv meet n n some safe HALFWAY house. s"thn'
We may sit down in peace together again. tive
my hest cards 10 Nj More, and believe No
u ever. YIN iafe:c hirui.
THOMAS COt.NlN.
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ICRATESI GRATEsm-Now OPEN a second supply of
M 4rses OF all styles and prees and which be scd N
low defy competition. Cali at No Main street and
get supplied c. g. BLISS h c
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Z + 6 me O..
's'He New York Aerast.. Oil Company
ESTABLISHED 1851
4 HNotECE THAT. having mad great improvements y
9 - tnucare Of Kerosene. hcS rI,iOrd To Oh
iar /, 70 the Trad, 1t
g. REDUCED PRICE.
he aIon pf CONSUMERS is respectfully called 10 ie SUP
;i iae he ler'it of it"neirical esampnlin. b! ~
y. kt&I lst If New iar, ta.tnist dated Feb l~".i
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Homo Manufacture.

- sENPi.E'S 1NiA iIlE!E BAKING POW DIR
The host md cheapest l"pgrJl n known Tor rtaking
h.a moments, MTnh1 YrAsr, und In IN elegant nanhcr
Ia sse,I a.i handsome Load Bread, Iii,ru' Batter. Buck
1t aiirr Tll' tjaf-, pu,lIuy. Pic aud Pastry OF
d.o-tltur. With IN ni Tim, l"'r nnl sptp-t.
. faaN should he II th,,u "a. bread Is n.,ic
,l itd ,.'tor 10y this .a any "Hir mellnd known. Give
IT., trial.
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a. To THE VOTERS OF TIE COUNTY Of CAMP
nr, ASn THE Cry LYNcnHrrG IL IN,
,nlate Clrrkslp OF the County Court Of Campbell
s.pt li-ttiofe THO. J.. ARLINGTON.
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TbItI SUIT II tIII.
49,. CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHlPinthc Union
9s Agricultural sprr rntIting The holder to y" md re-
tht tTJ IA single passagr, VIII b" seen by super
luton Birds advertisement be- ''tancl on application
L. BIEEOuG1I-, s11AFER \ 60,
,.r, 2Tdt. lOl Main street
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Bsiy@We nIe authorized tn nnnnunce r. T.. MAN
~uN, T., L.. candidate for the Cerksp of the County Court
nf Campbell county. sept 15-dtdoic
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ID isS0.aii
I! . W G on C C IN

7, : " = Q IT c c II
N H. l. ii da1ay next the nt The concern
- VII r aHIvia5e. In The aniinc tine Hons. Will he
'nr, u! i ,gnci, and hr hopes his friends ~, The
= it ~ toH'in. % IL pnruia.,v
Gu lou te". Ever! III be paid
Id an, d" ie fac, AM mo-" complete assortment Of oois
u NIt-si.A MI DE I'D h.'on accommodating terms
Il. II. GLASS
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale In ,aa-.

I1fsIEINU 10 rtInbFe, 7 OHur Tor W
VIE desirable RESIDENCE, known as Chestnut riar. tai
large and convenient Brick Dwelling House Win ing "nt
besides two Offices on thu grounds adncen AMI ali A ro.
good repair. ~ ''fe4 hes -
Also m, Toaeco Factory, situated cony cn,nl Il, :,
hni hurd up with new and improved II,dranu ti e @rd
and all The other fixtures nccessr! for oondueiin,
featuring business large scale. There are ais ne MANU-
tory lot Box Shop and Houses the lal. ~ oh the Fa
deem II unnecessary TO give moru l,artlcui.r
OF this properly, ms persons wishing to purchase ~r
examine for themselves "e invited
should the above property not be disposed of bG
ia, Of October next, viii, on that day, he on4r The NI
aucon to the highest bidder, upon liberal credit public
~ EiehmoaJ Whls emmy c,d. Ml'AJAH DAVIS
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Pills have no Action save

iDl VI I"aiht rsIiri, hpi ntli' nd uad OH
People arl1-, 't'e 'ia' ni'ltiu" hHi'h, bong
In si,A ar.unly l, lie caG-' 81" liz l-t Atound
MI, ce, there The m"'eJn" cncirhlg- t'utnm"
pre-, NIL -iis II i huurrs into utret4. we
In Hear theciun-. H. Epilepsy, III PlenriSI,
ihrtlis, and aiis al il siratoil
), ~ Irls. h,sr mouiori III ave lmGitiil' relief;
s viii be- la Nalh!h- witch have
pr,sUtr,l ltlnnd human skill AlN" been cur lt their
AuA IA tii~ wonderful Ichphl The reason! REASp-
Ms It Iur ihc bntl; They aNr IA power, except over
huers anl these l'ng " the disease il rcmur
4 Mi iru- deriving b, ih from tin ns q" iiS innocent
lleir Which WrhrH hut ann,s strengthen; firstly,
akg hs body lisr mil'rf. which hold ~ II were,
hic rinsrl" rusp} and, ~"ran ny. - lmtartiUf life
ing properly fl bnr,i sold at lIr Lfandr.hs rnci
oirr, NJ .jl Cnlni street, Ne" nprH, aud ht all ic"a-
y. drnt n i.tr,a u dlm
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49, PERRY MAJ - sin fhe ,..rqdts have r,cciy.
- ,f,u, ihr ne at ,nur Invaluable, remedy, The Pain
~ ,ndn#5 = me Ia nrn n Wurl Of pras. for IT, ,uartucc
nr ,l,,, far n, n{arb. Iu,,,-tinu PAIN in TN,
,.a - ,rt f t,,. =, nm ,,,r,r, lil;. Wpnri
-. ~, t,l.s u..f..nr.s thl,rn t'h,,r, N,rhus
a. r,. 80, r. rh..i.. 90 liz, ~, +. robin. Ia ftrr
~. IN 49,. ' t,n,r ,,r.i ra, -, 5,.,,
"a at III f1..l4.f. Ia i.u., tv t,isp,,uii,. Ken
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:, - -, KIN, ,., -, ',,,,. a.. Pain tl.., Ma,
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- - a., ~ ,,,t ht,' t,cnrL a. ,.r,y '.,s..
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Luz ,,,i,' ,Iui 81 l. $500, lar La o,., al nm,
+. ,ra,, y,,. ~, ,,i. i,tJ 5t;,,',n, In il fn,,,,
,I - -. /, a. T., i,ut IN I.",4ior nf In, G,s,l
'' - -. - - '''' ''' " " " -
=, .--. HOLLOW NY. FILLS AID OINTMENT have
h - e,n c,iirrt,,i,l There il a sure test, however,
=. 1rr, irt t. .rlunr VIZ tn, aicr mark HOLLOWAY,
A"re MI "nl IN l"I CASTS In ever! leaf 81 he book
81 fr nut IN "fi' arc SEM tthh'tHf'd IN we paper,
- Ni>lt l booking through the Leaf I" The li%hi H"l al
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rllI Anuual Ntetibg of the >pekilln.ts Of hi,
COMPANY will BE- hc,d ~ ia" oiic" of tir 'u;mnt,
D Elexapd, On IHrIsrtl The ID day "f <"r'mh"r nrd
Il 7.,rAllann, JAMES II. EllD. tttrk'
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Etape orders from the 1rade, by Mail Telegraph h"''
on application AI'STENS, AeENfs,
81 Pearl street, n J.
krp"sTSr aiso TO he obtained The Manufacturers P'
' ai HE New fHra Wholesale Druggists Grrctrs tAnf"'
AMI laFn,g Fluid Manufacturers and Dealers in ams oa
" -nJR'SESE is tine trade MARI I'll tie ker"sc" y,
eo lni Gil persons eanncd against using the sa "a'
- older oils. ta. iti3m-s"
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sSOLDM & USER,
No. liz 1Eala street.
WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL GROCER

MA now in receipt of STOCK of GRO(
W DRY GOODS. lIQl Ol;e &c, consisting, in part, Of
'oHc', Crushed Loaf pow,r nad New Orleans Sugars uf
various grades ngua, Rho, Java and Mocha toacc, Sperm,
Aianahtinc and allow tanIlc, Brown and Fancy soaps
ai,s irah Ne L. aihcr spnd and damaged spices Of
Kind Pure tt'rA netar, improved lI obi lily
IN and sura""r Tctt, Bacon Sd,s . nice rt Bacon Hams.
Marshall INer""l SAT- Cotton Yarns I"ak> lie actury, all
lanef., No. Al, No nd Nackcre bid Dominion
'ail- lu"rs, bia adj =" Inherent kds, tos"tsr with
raj rtlHen la L. A4 tf such NJ.
s5rg~, ho"n hnl bile citd Nrn4 Linen, l>os. >Ariu:.
iet Sesa 'i",-, siGir ar' duHie width >chaehH Gkiid
with Ut NEGRO Shoes.
Hiicured.
Tobacco manufacturers and farmers will find 10 their inter
II :" Ill AID examine s"cN, 10
"'ttiy ASK sae OF ihe pubic pa ronagc AMI their rienIs
eel'T,tiA. Odds
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y ( ARD.
fs1- it1n HE ct'a'r'i ,r,@S atnr beg caNr go
itnaer Hl1ts an. :Hr lubiit IN. thanks far li,
ST.! 'a,t bcst"" House during l,r,
a#1H"' H "i,i A. ahl respectfully r'Ids tit
ti"'e 80 tn rt cbu Mieii. sure. viii every
-! 'a'a" u. Nc -'i!i, tIA~. i. ENlEI.
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BrEF->als los hi Wrve rvqos, ;
"a. Ian il cN,. uel4. -HHa -. url iuAto, ,nl.
Nr>lsAi,- At tat ..tN,,.t g. tolo = ny. ,.arii!s 10
quality. Market dun.
L,Ia-lhr ,uto,. rcsrs :3ooa - = he'd according
quality. NarLe: do.
Mriros', quo "a p! ,'.',, At f},>,5o Z head,
Market duh
~ >. as.,l. s.e- ,rpr, ,e,.; consumption
at 4>oo to- - t'rNt. ft' LII, - ,ane iy..
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HANDSOME PRINTING OF

= Ever, u, eruption i~ Neatly. 'hraplt, and
Exp llipusiy executed ut the \IHolshS
Puwti.. ,'rgs~ ion rgiA1iNG ofrI'E.
re- Cull and r>nminc Specimens.
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EfJ3- We are authorised to announce WARNER
r. JONES ISL. as n candidate the CIcrkship Of the coun-
u Conrt Of Campbell county. sept tI-dact'lofc
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CANDIDATES FcR OFFICE.

E-is- We are authorised Ia announce j. n COR
DON Candidate tlrrkstp of the County Court of
ampl. made vacant by the resignation Of Geo VIM Dab
ey ISL Election MpsDAY In November sept 14ddofe
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

MILAN.-This city, the capital of the
Lombard enitian kingdom, for which
the French and Sandman troops are now
contending, is situated on a wide and
fertile plain, less than twenty miles from
the Ticino. The latest census gave the
population at 161, 966 The ordinary
garrison force is about 5000 men. The
city is nearly in a circular shape, enclosed
on three sides by wall, surrounded by
broad ramparts, nearly eight miles in cir
cumferencs, and entered by ten gates
It's Importance in war is rather that of a
capital and a convenient center for di-
recting operations, than as stronghold.
1t is very favorably situated for trade
owing to its position on the great routes
across the Alps, and its connection by
means of canals with the principal rivers
in Italy. The city was founded 400 B.
c., and was inhabited and embellished by
many of the Roman emperors. The
poet Virgil studied there: Its history
in modern times has been exceedingly
varied. II has now been under the do.
minion of Austria since 1915.
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scrofnla. or Kings Evil.

- a constitutional disease. a eorrupsiau u the
lsaa Is which ghis Sud hoe0snes v3tssted.
weak and peef. Being Ia she circulation, Il
psfvaass ths whole beay, sad may bars, out
q DISEASE On aay pstt gf Is. No organ ia free
fsagn e. attacks. uar 8 there enc which il may
uos destroy. The sarafaldus tslnt Is variouslv
causes y ncsosasai jisesse. los living. Dis
ordered o. unhealthy iosd. impure ~. hlth
AID HAhy haasta ths depressing secs. and,
aaege al. hy the vsaereai infection. What
ever tE iis origin, it s hereditary Is ths ron
stituga1. 5ieseeaalas e. fas parents 10 elirlr.n
ante TIE third and Fourth geagruslosi = indeed.
e seems 60 be THE roa 81 Kim who saws. 9.
val VISA sba iRlautlss 81 tie nths-s upsa
fhe.F children
Its effects commence ~ dspasitioa FROM the
blood 81 corrupt aE ulceTaus matter. which. In
tbs lungs. liver. and internal cfEaas. IS termed
tUbEclc2 n fhc elssas. sWsilinEs ard on
the surface. eruptieus 81 snHns This foul cor
sup,ion. which seadezs ~ she blood. aspreses
thg eaergles 81 lie, 50 that Eerofalous caIsttu-
tiaul uat oalT aafils from soIaf1laus son-
plants, bar tl4ey have isf les power 70 with
stand tke attacks e other disease conse-
qasatlyi vast Plumbers perish b. disorders
which, although nos sogosalous in their nature,
age stia rendered ;A,l BY tbis taint in tho
system. Most 81 tho consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
lu Gas sczesg.ags contamination And MANY
destructive diseases % tbs AYgr, ki3neys, hFaiR.
snd. indeed. of ell the organs. arse frosa or
ar aggravated tl{ tie same cause.
oBe quarter ef an car people are scrofalous
their Pefaons are 3sva3ssl ~ this lurking in
f=etses,, Hzsa teta tzesss ssasssttusssgA -
IT, elssass it fa8n thc systrsa vse usustr cuevste
tatr b.1od IS ~ Alternative medicine. and IN
sslate i ay healthy lsa4 Az exercise.
>4.h madeleine we supply iE
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THr LArg FRosrg n CANADA.-

I BE LA1L I hV91o n
The Sherbrooke &C. W) Times says
The late untimely frosts have done
an incalculable amount of damage
Whole crops of Indian corn have been
entirely cut of, and early potatoes level
ed with the earth. Several farmers in
this vicinity are blowing their fields again,
to sow barley where few days ago corn
was was very promising crop. Scarce
ly garden has escaped its destructive
effects, and it is feared that the fruit croE
is almost entirely destroyed"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ever Flowing and Ever Full.

J. c. EMERY is still at his old place in Mosr
rELIER, disbursing, his wares, 10 all who favor
INN with a call. His very extensive stock, and
abundant facilities, for procuring goods direct
from the Manufacturers, is sufficient reason why
he finds Customers, for Furniture and Chairs,
Carpets, RooBpaper, Groekerg and Gasseare,
Table Cutlery Feathers, Spring. Beds Muttrassss.
Looking Glasses, in every variety Of Frame, to.
cether with great variety Of Housekeeping
goods, from long distances. The stock is the
largest to be found in Vermont, and while there
is slsiqhiaq, it affords very favorable time Tor
moving Furnitfre since Il car be done at SO it,,
lie risk Gics hisa a cal
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NECK TWISTING IN CHURCHES.

There are practices tolerated in relig-
ious congregations which Christians, who
are Jealous for the honor of their Masters
house, should utterly condemn. Decorum
is the handmade of devotional feeling, and
for this reason the house of God should
never be disturbed by the slightest ap-
proach to irreverence. 1T is a part of
my religion" said pious old lady, when
asked why she went early to church, 1t
is part of my religion not to interrupt
the religion of others" And we believe.
if many country congregation made it a
part of their religion not to twist their
necks almost out of joint to witness the
entrance of every person who passes up
the aisle of the Westinghouse, it would
be better both for their necks and their
religion. A gross abuse of religious dec
Drum sometimes needs harsh medicine as
remedy. We gave that adopted by
Henry Clay Dean, who was at one lime
chaplain of Congress. The anecdote is
from the Pacific Methodist
Being worried one afternoon by this
turning practice in his congregation, Mr..
Dean stopped in his sermon, and said:
g" Now, you listen to me, and I'll tell
you who the people are, as each one Of
them comes in
He then went on with his discourse,
until gentleman entered, when he
bawled out like an usher, Deacon A,
who keeps the shop over the way" and
then went on with his sermon.
Presently, another man passed up the
aisle, and he gave his name, residence
and occupation; so he continued for some
time.
At length some one entered the door
who was unknown to Mr.. Dean, when ht
cried out, Z" a little old man, with drat
coat and an old white hat don't know
him-look for yourselves"
That congregation was cured
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

"A dispatch from Washington
states that owing to complaints from the
English authorities of the ineficiency of
our navy in carrying out the Treaty Sti-
pulations for the suppression of the slave
trade, President Buchanan has determin-
ed to send to the Coast of Africa and the
Gulf of Mexico all the gunboats now
being built at the several Navy Yards.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24
The Utah mail brings a procl.

- The Utah mail brings a procla-
nation of Governor Cumming, COM
manding Immediately to dispense various
parties of Mormons associated together
in a military capacity in the mountains
surrounding Salt Lake Valley. The
Tan complains that this proclamation
was not put into the hands Of the F eder-
al officer to execute it instead Of the Ter
ritorial Marshal, and asserts that treason
is as rife in the Territory now asst has
been before the advent of the army.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

Edward B. Bacon, master of the
schooner Elizabeth, of Hyannis, was ar
rested at Gloucester, June 3, on the
charge of returning to Norfolk the fugi-
tive slave Columbus Jones, who was
brought into Hyannis in the brig Roller
son. Bacon waived an examination,
and gave bail in S250O to appear before
the Superior Court at Barnstable.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

Ca The election for Comptroller and
Aldermen, at New Orleans, on the 9th,
resulted in the complete success of the
American ticket by about 1000 majority.
No serious disturbance occurred.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24
MARRIED.

In Glover, June Q, at the Dry Pond House, BY
Rev. G. Severance, N, D. Thomson Of Barnet,
and Miss Julia A. Clarke, dauEhterof Charles A.
Clarke, Esq.
Also, by the same, Mr. Amos d. Cutting o.
South Troy, and Miss Emma A. Ramsdel o.
Westield.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24
-Old jerome BOnaparte, we lear

Old jerome BOnaparte, we learn
by private letter, said in Paris the other
day, with very responding countenance,
"The days of 1878 are come agar" =
" No, no, your highress," cried his com
panion. You are not old enough, sir,
said the Prince, to know any thing about
it. 1 lived through it all. I saw it all.
I felt it all. tell you, sir, we are again
in 1878"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24
JESSIE BAILEYaS ESTATE.
STATE OF YER ONT,

At a Probate Court held at Irasburgh in said
District en- the 18th day of June, a. D. 1859
WHEREAS, Abigail Bailey, Administratrix on
the estate of jesse Bailey, hate of Wested in said
district deceased intestate proposes to render an
account Of her administration, and to present her
account against said estate for examination and
allowance for the purpose of making partition
and distribution Of the residue Of said estate un-
dera 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 l4th day
Of July, a. D. 1859.
And it is further ordered, that all persons in,
terested be notified hereof by publication of a
copy of the record of this order in the Orleans
Independent Standard printed at lrasburgh, three
weeks successfully previous to said time of hear
ing, that they may appear and contest the allow
ance of said account, if they see cause; and alsC
be heard by said court in the matter Of partition
and distribution of said estate.
By the Court,
SI. CARPENTER, Judge
/ a True Copy of Record Attest,
/ 26w3 II. CARPENTER, Judge
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

- There was a violent struggle,
June A, at the Democratic city caucus Of
Bangor, Me, between the Administra-
trion and Anti-Administration sections,
in the election Of Delegates to the State
Convention. After scene of unexam-
pied noise and confusion, the Ants pre-
vailed, by S31 votes against 415.
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State Convention.

The State Convention of the REPUBLICAN
PATTY of Vermont, will be held at Brattlebor6 !,
in the County of Windham, on Tuesday, the
TWELFTH DAY OF JULY, 1889, at &c O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating candidates
to be supported at the ensuing election for the
offices OF Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
Treasurer.
A full representation to th3se opposed to the
present pro-slavery Administration, from all the
Counties in the State, is especially desirable.
L, Z. CHIrTENDEN,
+. T. WOODBRIDGE, Z
A. L. MINER, :
CHAis CUMMINGS.
DANIEL NEEDHAI
ELISHA WHITE, y
ALEx'R RIDDLE,
June 9TH, 1853.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

ca The two negroes, Moore and Over,
the mrrderers of the mail carrier, were
hung at Brantford, C. W, on The 9TH
inst. They made full confession of
their guilt
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

g. A destructive fire broke out at
Galena, H., on the ID inst. The loss is
estimated at $4,000, of which s55,-
600 is insured in the Home Insurance
Company, New York, and the Etna and
Phenix companies, Hartford.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

@The house of Mr.. VIM. Sutherland,
of Clifton, Me-, was struck, by lightning
and almost torn in pieces. The family,
seven in number, were assembled in the
kitchen, when the lightning carried the
cooking stove through into the cellar
from the midst of the circle. No person
was seriously injured.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

O. At Chicago, June 2, a journey
man moulder named Edward Fogarty,
killed his wife by striking her on the
head with a chair. Both were intoxi-
Gated.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

Ga During the year 1858, in Boston,
nine colored males were married to white
women, exactly the same number that
occurred in the year 1857. There is
not an instance reported of white man
with black woman.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-06-24

- The greatest instance of impu-
deuce on record, is that of a Yankee,
who, in an Italian city, stopped reli-
gious procession in order to light his
cigar from one of the holy candles.
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