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G An attempt at revolution in Peru
has been suppressed.
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e. A cargo OF seven HUNDRED and
eighty-tfght coolies have been landed in
Cuba.
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CT Dr.. Abernethy used to tell his
pupils that all human diseases sprung
from two causes-stp.tISng and frettimg.
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ca Up to June Z, there had not been
a single case of yellow fever in New
Orleans.
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Receipts for~the Standard
FoR TIE WEEK ENDING JUNE 30.

Orleans Co. Temperance Society.
The Semi Annual meeting of the Or
leans County Temperance Society will
be held at Bloomington, on Friday Ju-
ly 8, at 10 A. NJ.
NJ. MANSFIELD, Sec'y.
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c0MlfLssLoNERg NorIcE
c. COLES ESTATE.

TUE SUBSCRIBERS having bssn appointed By
4 the Hon. Probate Court for the D.atrct Of
Orleans, Commissioners, % receive, examine and
adjust all claiuls and demands o. 81 persons,
CHAKlKsroN in said district deceased represents
ed nsolvent, and the term d six months from the
sth day Of June, 1853, being allowed By said
Court 10 the creditors 81 said deceased "a ext
hibit and prove their respective claims before as
Give Notice that we Eil attend 70 the duties 81
our appointment a. the dwelling hansa Of " iagw
Susan Cole. 10 Charleston 10 said District. On the
second Tuesday Of August and December neat,
At TO o'clock. n The Forenoon, 90 each d said
aays
JOHN q. ROBINSON. 1..
ALBERT LAWRENCE,
Chsrissfon. June 10. A 1859 26ws
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- Orleans District, SIS
In Probate Court holden at lrasburgh within
and for said District, on the 23d day Of Juns,
4. D. 1859.
CALVIN HOOD, Executor Of the last viii
and Testament Of NATHANIEL Bicklord, late Of
Glover, in said district, deceased, presents his
administration account for settlement:
MhereupOn, It'll ordered that the same be refer
red to the 2lst day Of July next at the
Probate Office in said Irasburgh, for examination
and allowance; and that all concerned be notified
hereof by the publication Of this order in the Or.
leans Independent Standard a newspaper printed
at lrssburgh three weeks successively, as soon
as may be, that they may appear, and at said
time and place, if they see cause, object thereto
2Tw5 II. CARPENTER, Jadge
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JESSIE BAILEY'S ESTATE.
! TIE OF EfFTON

- Orleans District, IS.
At = Probate Court held at IrasbHrgh in said
District on the 18th day Of June A. d. 1863.
WHEREAS, Abigail Bailey, Administrative on
the estate Of lessee Bailey late ofWestteld, IN said
district, deceased, interstate proposes TO render
account Of her administration aud 70 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-
ders decree Of said court, anong the persons
whoare 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 Oh the ltlh day
Of July, A. d. 1853.
And il is further ordered, that all persons in,
terested be notified hereof by publication Of q
copy Of the record Of this order tn the Orleans
Independent Standard printed at Irasburgh, three
weeks successfully previous 70 said time Of hear
log, that they may appear and contest the allow
anee Of said account, ii they see cause; aud also
be beard by said court ia the matter u partition
and distribution Of said estate.
BY the Couf.
81. CARPENTER, Judge
A True Copy q Record. Attest,
2ew2 H. CARPENTER, Judge
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e. The heavy rains at Turks Island
has destroyed most of the salt on hand.
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e. There is considerable political ex-
element in California and Oregon.
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H0! TO The FOURTH!
~~<sssszszaas
asssSS>A[

gTJHE celebrated Fourth of July will
i be at Coventry Falls on Monday
next, where, l am told, he will have a
Pic Mic.
Coventry Artillery will be there,
With the State ladies all so fair.
Pm also told they'll have a speech,
And plenty of Pies and Cakes fer each,
Come rich and poor, come one and all,
And leave your luncheon at the hall.
THE VOICE OF COVENTRY.
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ara PHYSICIANS LEGACY -
TO YOUNG MEN.

ects Of secret habits Of FontA
70 Every Father should present copy 70 his
Son
ET~ The Cause, tie effect, tie Remedy. 4 -
In plain language, by Pkysissaa Of Eaiasuos.
C. Any person enclosing two three cent post
age stamps, viii receive a copy by mail under
seaL Address 81 letters 70
Drawer rs Post ofaoe, Albany, n Z.
10 Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills.
made from the extract Of C5ttoa Root a remedy
used for years among the female slaves a. the
South, in form Of decoction or tea; new for the
first time introduced into general use. Price one
Dollar, sent under seal by mail Married Baaies
must not use them. Address As above
LTuteer lis Post Office, 4lbaay, ". 7
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State Convention.

The State Convention of the REPUBLICAN
PARTY of Vermont, viii be held at Brattleboro'
in the County of Windham, on Tuesday, the
TWELFTH DAY OF JULY. 1859, 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 those opposed to the
present prosslavery Administration, from all the
Counties in the State, is especially desirable.
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D.. bERRlcE { BR0THEn. cbsmisls.

BH HEgRicE & BROTHER. Chemist.
AhHAsT, :. !.
10 The above articles afs sold - prHfgAfs
sna CsuatfY Hsfehahta in sEerY city. Iosn ana
KiiaRe IA ths Civilized World.
L. b. HEHEIeE Fslaaeirs are sgil - drag
ssis snd mefaaH4ts every NhfTe u.is pHpsr cir
eaisfss. Perssns gegulfag then, zIH suaaiFe %
ss48 8psnefffYs store keepers. J De- asis q these
s44 - s. axtsadsf - e5Yiiitatios, tIs
aaa
atks $, -. G. Randall, ifazLRrgh \.
HassY. taf Asaagf ksmtsh = ieese, Coz
snirs. Km ss.Fa 4 SOP, bareni Il. Chsp
-. AlgFsF sftl
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LET THE SICK REJOICE
SOW . THE risiE 70 Use
Herrick's Sugar Ooated Pills
lnd hid Strengthening Plaslsn.

These Extraordinary ? ans
lv Remedies have been
tested twenty years, b.
more than three millions u
persons and ~ the present
time are eHtnistHg the
Medical World with their
atarshag CURES HerTiohr
Puts, a. s Family Cath
arfic. are une4Raisdg IA
ordinary siCkBcss. one or
ta0 doses always cures
Cfntaiuing 40 hsrears,
hey can be used # sHs
tiae. ilKuRIcK km
Pt.AsrAns cure pains sud
wsshucss Ia the breast,
tals and back, ia hg
haurs. Ore viii veaTihres
months. Price ~ sd cfs
Pile, sugar Coated. large
Family Boxes, with fall
nifrctlgas, . els
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Great numbers Of Clorgymen. Physicians, States
men, and eminent pcrsonagea, have lent thslT
names 70 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of thsss
Esinedies. bat our space here VIII not permit the
Insertion d them. The AEsats below named fur
niFh gratis our American ALMANAC Ia which ihsy
are gysu with also fall descriptions u the aboes
complaints. and the tFeatnent that should be i1i-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put Of BY unprineipled dealers With
other preparations they make more proht on
Demand AYKE's, aaa take 10 Others The sies
want the best I'D there Is f1r them and they shouis
hsve =.
All our Reuadiss are for sale "
r. - NYE, Irasburgh; J. c. BUTLER, Derby
line, EEIIEY < E0BERTS. Derby; LANE,
ROBINSON 4 BAKER, Newport NALNOkIH
& WEST. Coventry AIKEN s SIAILEf, Troy
". q. GILMAN. North Troy, ALVIN H0NE1.
Albany. +. 81. HENRY, Waterbury, AZ ~h0iesaie
aad By al denlefs Ia medicine everywhere
2syl
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

A Coop MovE.-A correspondent of the
Washington Union makes the following motion,
which we second and hope to see generally a.
dopted: -
''Let the 22d of February, 1859, be celebrate
ed by the office-holders of the United States,
both federal and State, by each of them contri-
that day. Every man among them can afford
to do it, and not feel the burden. Being done,
the great work has been accomplished, and all
will feel better for the part they have taken i'll
lit. To give form and effect to this proposition,
the head of each department Of the public SER
vice should take the necessary steps to have it
carried out. Is the proposition approved %
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

B9"The Legislature of Michigan having pass
ed bill for the relief of the suffering population
of Gratiot county, the Governor on Saturday
week drew three thousand dollars under the
provisions of the law, and on Monday last some
three or four car loads of the staple necessaries
of life, were dispatched to Gratiot county, as the
first instalment under the bill. The distress
which prevails in some of the townships of the
county of Bruce, in Canada, is represented as
most appalling. There are hundreds of fami-
lies vcrging on starvation; many of the best and
thriftest farmers are destitute of the wherewith-
al to carry them through till another harvest,
the crops of the past year having almost prov
ed total failure
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

The TARIFF CAUcUs.-Thc caucus of the
Democratic Members of the House of Represen-
tatives, held at Washington on Saturday even
ing, appears to have proved a very remarkable
failure. Although the invitation was general,
the larger proportion of the Members refused to
enter the caucus, and only about fifty persons
attended Some general and purpose!ess talk
was had about retrenching the Government ex-
penses, and without adopting any of the propo-
sitions before it, the caucus dispersed. At the
same time the Democratic Members from Penn
sylvania met in another part of the Capitol,
and whilst rejecting the authority of the gene
raj caucus, declared themselves very strongly in
favor of modification of the tariff on the basis
of specific duties as recommended by the Presi-
dent-Baltinaore american.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

BG The series of joint resolutions, introduced
into the House of Representatives, by Mr..
Bowie, looking towards an endeavor on the part
of the Federal Government, by the means of ne
gotlation, to remove the excessive duties levied
by sundry foreign powers upon American to-
bacco, having been reported back to the House
from committee, without amendment, was
promptly passed, notwithstanding some slight
cavilling from one or two quarters.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

Bey- It is stated that the bill to abolish frank
ing, which was reported from the House Postal
Committee few days ago, proposes to deprive
Congressman of the privilege, giving each mem
Der 800 per annum in stamps as an offset, but
it retains the privilege for the President, Elk
Presidents, Presidents widows, Postmaster Ger
eral and deputies, Auditor and Chief Clerk, and
for those postmasters whose annual pay is less
than 5000. The bill also deprives newspapers
of the privilege they now enjoy Of having ex-
changes and their county circulation Free
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

B1" White cartridges from the north have
appeared about Quebec, Canada, since the ex-
IRENE cold weather Their bill differs in shape
from that of the brown cartridges, and they are
also very thickly feathered down the talons, like
"bantams." The Indians say they are plentiful
at the Saguenay this winter, but never before.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10
TTo BE CONTINUED.

BETA At meeting of the New York Historical
Society on the evening of the 1st inst, Presi-
dent King of Columbia College, read a series of
resolutions in regard to the death of William H.
Prescott. They were seconded by Rev. DR.. De
Witt. Hon. George Bancroft then made an elo-
quent address upon the life and character of Mr..
Prescott in the course of which he said:
ellis habits were methodically exact; retiring
alike in Winter and in Summer at the appoint
ed moment, rousing himself instantly, though in
the soundest sleep, at the first note of his alarm
bell never giving indulgence to lassitude or de-
lay. To the hours which he gave to his pur-
suits he adhered as scrupulously as possible,
never lightly suffering them to be interfered
with now listening to his reader; now dictat-
ing what was to be written; now using his own
eyes sparingly for reading; now writing by the
aid of simple machinery devised for those who
are in darkness now passing time in thought
fully revolving his great theme.
"For this reason, at the period of his life when
he rode much on -back-and he was an
excellent and fearless rider-it was his choice
and his habit to go out alone and in his stated
exercise on foot, you might be sure that, when
by himself, his mind was shaping out work fol
the rest Of the day. In this way, systematic in
his mode of life, he proceeded onward and still
onward, till the eyes of the world were turned
with admiration on the genial scholar, who
with placid calmness, courageously trampleC
appalling difficulty under foot, and gained the
first place among his countrymen as the historic
instructor Of mankind"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10
DIED.

14ID3
In Washington, on Friday, the 29th ultimo, Mr..
HORATIO N. ANDRUS, formerly resident Of
Nottingham District, in Prince Georges county.
Departed this life near Buena Vista, Prince
Georges county, Friday, the 2lst ultimo, after
a short illness, MARGARET, beloved wife of DR..
THOMAS S. DucKETT. ks.
At his residence, near Upper Marlboro, on Nor
day morning, the 3lst ultimo, DR.. RICHARD ".
BOWIE, in the 49th year of his age, lea wing wife
and eight childre n to mourn their untimely be-
reavement.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10
OBITUARY.

Died, at his residence, in Chickamuxen, on the
18th of February, after short but painful illness,
NOBLE A. DIXON, in the s4th year of his age,
leaving wife and three children to mourn the
loss of kind father and affectionate husband.
So blooms the human face divine
When youth it's pride of beauty shows,
Fairer than spring the colors shine
And sweeter than the virgin rose. 90
Or worn by, slowly rolling years,
Or br Oke by sickness in day,
The fading glory disappears rf 4t5 Il.
The short-lived beauties die away. e-.,-
Yet these now rising from the tomb
With lustre brighter far shall shine,
Revive with ever-during bloom,
Safe from disease and decline. -.
H****s*
Died, on the 18th January, 1859, at her residence
in this county, Mrs. SARAH GROVES, in the gid
year of her age.
Died, on Saturday the 29th ult., after a long and
painful illness, Mr.. HENRY NJ. ROBEY in the
54th year of his age, leaving behind him four chill
dren to mourn the loss of kind and affectionate
father such as few are blessed with. In taking
view of the life and character of this man, we at
once come to the conclusion that he was an example
worthy of imitation. From the days of his youth
up to the time of his departure he possessed the
same moral character and strong faith in his Sa-
viour. There was no deviation in him to-day as
to- morrow, tomorrow as to-day. The words Of
truth as gushing fountain never ceased to How
from his lips, and during his life he always endea
vored to shun all bad colnpeny, with pure incli-
nation to walk in the path of truth and righteous
ness through all his days Before his death ne apc
peared to be perfectly concious of his approaching
end, possessing such strong faith in his blessed
Saviour as enabled him to look upon death as well
come messenger He frequently expressed that he
was perfectly willing to die, and when he expired
he appeared to leave this toilsome world with much
ease and ghtness of heart, if reposing to sleeR
and expecting to meet his Saviour and join the
heavenly convoy where toll strife and trouble ends
and Measure never dies. We have a great cOnso-
lation, however, that he has gone to receive re-
ward for his labors. The loss of such an inestima-
BILE man will sink deep in every heart who knew
him. There is no pen nor tongue that is able to
express the eulogy he deserves for there is one
in the community that can say one word against
his encomium. He tried some Of the most eminent
physicians in the United States to restore his health,
but it proved in vain. -. =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

ere various substances which are soluble in
water singly, but when combined form in
soluble compounds, and vice versa Alum,
soap and gelatine are soluable in water
singly, but form insoluble compounds when
united chemically. Oil is insoluble in wa
ter singly, but combined with caustic, soda
or potash, it forms soluble soap Such
are some of the useful curiosities Of chemis-
try"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

H9|Private letters from London announce
that the Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon will not accept any
pecuniary consideration to visit New York
He will, he says, visit there if at all, as an in
dependent preacher and whatever means he
may take to raise money for the building of his
new chapel, will be taken after he shall have
reached this country.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

Bg@The steamer Baltimore, from Havana,
to Baltimore, has successfully completed her first
voyage She brings along with her valuable
cargo of sugar, cigars, &C., a variety of fresh
fruits and vegetables. -'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

STRENGTH OF CAMELs.-The Galveston Neacs
states that one of the camels in that city kneel-
ed down and received load of five bales of hay
weighing 1,4OO pounds, which it raised without
the least effort, and walked away with appar-
ent ease. In their native country the average
load for a full grown camel is some 800 pounds,
with which they perform long journeys over de-
serts with but little food or water
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10
TIE MARKETS.
BA1r1MonE, FEBRUARY 8. 1859.

GnA1N.-W heat--Only some $500 bushels of
Wheat offered this morning, and prices were stea-
dy at Saturdays range, viz 12Sai3s cts. for medi
UNI to fair white, 145al55 cts for fair to good, and
16Oa17O cts. for prime to choice; red sold at 130a
135 cts. per bushel for fair to prime.
Cmn.IOf Corn IL, 900 bushels offered, and most
ly sold at advance, viz: 76a78 cts. for good to
prime white, and 74a77 cts. for fair to prime yell
low per bushel.
Rye.-Pennsylvania Rye sold at 81 cts. per BUSH
ell.
from the American of Saturday last.l
ToBAcco.-There is very little Maryland Tobac-
CO coming to market, and shippers occasionally
to await the opening of the trade in the SPRING
There is no Ohio Tobacco selling; the stock in a.
gents hands being quite light Nothing is likely
The inspections for the week are IS hhds. Mary
land, and Sc hhds. Ohio, and hhds. Kentucky
total, rs hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

RTBaltimore is talking of an Academy Of
Music as necessary to the amusements Of that
city. Baltimore is increasing in wealth and in
business, and finds the conveniences Of metro
politan greatness indispensable.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

gW-The christening of the twenty sixth child
of happy couple, named Wonters, at Lierre
in Belgium, is celebrated in the foreign papers.
TWENTY-FIVE of the children still survive.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10
ALEXANDRIA, FEsRuARYs. 1859.

GRA1N-Wheat.-The offerings were light, and
market inactive. Sales of white at 1876, 142, and
145 cts; red $50, 1885 1876 cts. for fair to good
COrn.-Demand for Corn good, with small sup
ply. Sales of white at 75a77 cts. Some small lots
yellow brought IS cts. 80
Rp.-supply light, with fair demand-sales
at IS cts ~
Oats.-Quoted at ~ cts. 80
SEEps.-We quote Clover Seed at Sc 50a ST.;
Timothy 80. - .s.s5T
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

On Saturday evening the National Tele-
graph line worked in an unbroken circuit from
New York to Leavenworth, Kansas, and subse-
quently to Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin. Mes
sages were sent and received with the same
promptness with which they could have been
sent fifty miles. The distance by the wires to
Leavenworth is nearly two thousand miles,
Dispatches were also dropped at all the princi-
pal cities on the route
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

PROSPERITY OF TowN-We agree with
the editor of the Patapsco Enterprise in saying
'that one of the best means of promoting the
prosperity of town is to advertise freely and
attractvely, and thus invite the purchasing COM
munity all aroundto give them a call before
going to the city. How often, too, strangers
look at the newspaper of a town to ascertain
from it's appearance and contents whether the
town is prosperous and enterprising. If it is
we'll printed and filled with advertisements, the
inference is unavoidable that enterprise and
business tact characterize the inhabitants"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

The CoDIFICATIoN OF THE LAws.-The Le-
gislative Committee on the Code continued its
session at Annapolis, on the I'd inst, with the
following members present Messrs McCul-
Tough, chairman, Alexander, Webster, Daniel
Brooke, Goldsborough, Hobbs, Houston, Belt
Stirling and Magruder The Codifers made a
final report of the General Laws, embracing in
all "a articles, and also submitted the local laws
of several counties. The articles entitled, Coro-
ners, Official Oaths, Sherffs and Justices of the
Peace were considered and approved
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

The Fox CHAsE.-We understand that the
challenge published in our last, for Fox Hunt
was accepted by some gentlemen Of the 1st Dis
trict, and the parties met at the place designat-
ed, on Monday morning. But, from some cause
which we have not learned, satisfactory trial
of the dogs could not be had, and the hunt is tc
be taken over again.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-02-10

CONVICTION OF DUvALL-The jury in the
case of Henry Duvall, indicted in the Criminal
Court of Baltimore city for the killing Of Chris
tan Fischer, on Friday brought in a verdict Of
equity of murder in the first degree" making
the sixth party now in Jail under capital con-
Yiction.