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and Salt Ehrum sor.cs very often. without single
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cat all the Gnerr- 70 the bone. with /. circular saw.
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23

THE ENGLISH PREss.-One of our
English papers, pronounced by a COM
petpnt Judge " the best British paper
out Of London" in an editorial article on
John Browns trial, says Of the prison.
er:
He rras a negro, and he had dared
to raise his hand against white men, his
oppressorS, and the opPressors of his race
III that land Of liberty This was
enough.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23

s. There was forwarded from St. AL
bans during the month Of October. 49,
548 lbs. of butter, and 633,8O0 lbs. OF
cheese.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23

New YORK 1icEe.Fou 4 Robbins; Boston, Gins
c Goodwin & Go Troy, !. l. Thompson & Co.
Ammv * 8 G Guut.
Sold hy 0ue more i4 .very village.
ufiers .nI cried irom fhe trace.
Sold at CharIestuwu bv
CHARLES CAEPESTER.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23
STATE Owe R1GON

- Orlsaa,s District, IS.
Att Probate Court held at Ir,sburgl within
and for said District on the l4th day OF Deem
her. A. d. .IA59
Silas A. Noble, administrator on the estate of
Joseph Burt kue of Jay, in said district deceas-
81, int State pre-eute 10 said court his petit
ti0u writing, PRAYING for licruse and authority
b. sell the Whole Of the real estate OF which said
Burt died seized Ia tliis STATE {iherein describing
the sampl except the widows dover therein.
but inciudug he reversun of dover; aud
in his said petition setting forth as reasons FIR
such sale, that 80 order 10 pay the mortgage and
other claims against said estate, sale Of "a large
proportion Of saI1 real estate, vi be necessary
and that a sale Of a part thereof cannot be had
without great injury to the pers0ns interested
therein. aud thatB sale Of the whole thereof viii
be for the interest Of all concerned; and the sand
administrator also presented to said court the
assent and appreciation OF the heirs and guar
dians OF the miner heirs of said deceased 10 a
sale oi said real estate, rs Is required by htw.
Therefore Is Is ortierrd by saII court, that pub
lie notice be given To an pers ms concerned
therein, 10 appear before said court 1t q session
thereof. 10 be held n said lrasburgh, on the 9Th
dry Of January, 1860, that they may give b1Hd.
for the payment of the debts and be heard il the
matter Of the administrator account and show
cause why license should not be granted as
aforesaid.
Aud this order shall be published three weeks
successiyeiy II. the Orleans independent Stand
ard, newspaper printed At Irasburgh in 'his
state the last Of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned for hearing rs aforesaid.
Given under NV hand at the Probate Office IL
lras5urgh, his l4Ih day nf Dec. 4. d. 1853
Diva u. CARPENTER, Judge.
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ORREN HARRIMAN'S ESTATE
< TATE Owe IssIoN

Is Probate Court holden Al Ir4sBurgh within
ana io- said District, eH 'Ae b dag af Deeen-
Der, A. d. 1883 William !. Hastiugs Executor Of
the LAST riH and testament 81 Urren Harrimau
late 81 CrsfisBary, Ia said eistrict deceased pre-
SCENTS his administration accounI for settlement
HbereaiIsoii u . ordered ft the same he Teirr-
ri % TIE goth day Of December, is5s 70 rue
Probate Oalce 10 saia sF0-barg for examination
and allowance and taat ali concerned be u0tified
hereof b. the pgBllcafiou O. fh5s Greer 10 the or
iezas Independent Standard = neggsilaper pfiafe4
nay be. Tat tbsy may Eppe4F. and 80 sad
time and -sa@e tf they sec canse object thereto
S9ss caEPE s,'CeF J-45gs.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23
Partners

Are vouf COWS Troubled with sore teast2 II YOU
uii apply nF HENRi'S ELECTRIC ON T.
NENI at night, ] viii warrant them well ia the
morning. Manufactured by
GREEN uighrt+e "
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23
OSCAR F. MILLER'S ESTATE.
STATE OF vERm Mt,


At Probate Court, holden At irssburgh with
in and for said district, on the 9Th day Of De-
eember, a. D. 1853
Whereas, Albert j. Day, administrator de Jozls
ron on the estate of Oscar r. Miller late ct Cow
entry in said district deceased, ntesuste propose,
70 render an account Of his administration. ami
Ia present his account against said e.tAte tor exa-
miaation and ali0wauce for the purpose Of max
ing partition aud distribution Of ths residue Of
said estate, under decree OF said court among
the persons who are by law entitled - the same
Il Is therefore ordered By said court that the
same come undPT consideration and be heard At
the i'robste Office ~ lr4sbHrgh, on the Zs;h
dav Of December, 4. D. 1859.
And IL Is further ordered, that all persons inter-
ested be notified hereof BY publication Of a copy
o. sae record OF this orIer III the Orleans lnde
pendent Standard. printed AZ Iras5urgh three
weeks successfully previous 10 said tIme Of hear
ing that they may appear and contest tie a.loa
ance Of said account, II they see cause: and aise
bs heari by said court ~ the matter Of partition
and distribution Of said estate.
81. CARPENTER, Judge
4 true Copy Of Record. Attest,
sow3 81. CARPENTER.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-23
OF ali diseases, the first great cause
Springs from neglect OF Natures lAws.
SUFFER NOT!
A PLY SICIAN'S ACY
TO YOUNG MEN,

A few ration
ri aud dlsin-
tere lie Il re
marks ill pam
phiet form, of
- FageS on
Seminal weak
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
American Institute PolYtcchnic Association meet.

Boyuton's self-t iearinR, seif-Pnckina, anu
istiBg Gas-1tght Furnace, has bcen tho'ousu'y
community toe lAst Ana has
itsel 70 b~ ;he MOST DURABLE, ECONOMICAL .la TOT
ULAR FURNACE In market Cal ans AaInne the r4eti's
Of this Furu.cs snd for descriptive circular with references
70 ,Aose 10 have them In -
No. 80 Csnals:-, New.York.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Ready To Morrow Morpirs
THE THIRD THOUSAND
OUT OF THE DEPTHS:
TIE STORY OF WOMANs LIFE

81 pace limo, neatly bound. Pnc- 81.
IL former sdy-r.n~nent of This book lengthy
prominent En ouInas showing he hsa -sius
Ton in which IL Of the bss literary Authorities
We now following complimentary notice.
trO ssch If our own papers have b-~n I~celved:
From The Bufalo Express
"rh.re sr.at moral IN ~ork E.nd mora which the
world need. forced its recosuon and impressed
than uost other By more than
bat Of the Cbsnity pretending world repentance 10
,i--e "a ,h- Asxc sho wou5 fn put II tae sa
let and sau the robes of CHARITY They are hunted
down BY driven from 'r-psc.shty branded
~h shame which burns remaining vstse OF purity
virtue in and having tasted compelled 20
drink he cup vie It's we., loah.ou- drrss In
thi- story fallen vomN e the does wok cut her
ptio bur the strusf With which res&ns
tate fearful op.. The tale may fction s Incl
uceIned bat II Is nevertheless |, 5as
thousand couu rpar,s With the srlu has hundred
tines hoasand The book believe, viii do good YORK IN
teaching he [ lhrisiAn world . much-peeded sson
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OUT OF THE DEPTHS:
THE STORY or WOMAS'S LIFE
$40 psgs, limo, neatly bound. PIice 81.
From The Boston Atlas and Bee

From The Boston Atlas and Bee.
presents the actual facts of history Of s. Nt dets
dsd might serve doubtless picture many
thousand We hai syuPa.Ay with that over
,epsiysnes snd slueashnes which would put thc ses oil
silence ou bps make these r-yesons aud draw
val OF oblivion their history What sod will silence
and the facts do either the unf victims
this Of all hose who iaol- 10 be drswn
tie cisms vortex msy De that such publications.
hs Of guide board 70 n. upinitst-d Provo
csou those have tried the devious II
viii b. tempted ny them BY such exposure eut on ths
ohrr h.ud will b. deferred the terrible
of ,urerpf r.mo.s- and sham-' This bold book and will
chssrt- criticism and remark We hope IL may Do good aud
believe that s peasa 10 do good raher ihau mischief
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

~ q.
THE GRrAr EASTERN EUMBER,
Written expr-s.ly f Our Mascs Friend In ration
of the ir, trp of the
LEVIITHAN.
NOW READY.
Price, 10 cents
CONTENTS:
THE GREAT EASTERN NUMBER,
Written e1prss, Our MascA Fins IL coinmsnors,ion
Of he Ant TIP of tae -
LEVIArHAN.
TaE GREAT EASTERN sChorTIsCH......s B. AiA
TIL GREAT EASTERN MARCH ............W bGn-
The TIME Is NEAR AT HAND NY BoYS.H hipsfd
THE GREAT EASTERN 0ALOP. Aio~f.
The GREAT EASTERN POLKA. A.............f IL bfo~n
" " ~ C. g. SEYMOUR Co
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OUT OF THE DEPTHS:
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Oue yo!. l2nlo., $40 pages. Price 81.

From The New. York Express.
The English cr cs have been divided n their opn o, a. 10
xh. the Of this book think
decidedly, the former lady could hardly be conver'sut
9th the phases Of life described to be able to P.ia' ts I'm
y /. sin pie ard sndhss effective air OF home
~ truhfun.s The book ths, will do EeA good, In
owpg th. m sud hardening effects Of the social evil por
ayeo so faithfully aud the Feasibility u ,hs, remains 20
tn. hopes,.y lost The and vrtnous ehsracss are
De rated in .ios coo ye with artsc Discrimination
We are mistaken II the work DO not make its maIk upon the
sge.n
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29
Cooper Institute, New-York. Sept %, lSSs


,ar, on h, subject; ia The Cooper Institute THIS Thursday
EVENING, The 2rh Inst 81 II oclock .,, g. ~,
ts9 bTSowsy Cater Bros No so Broadway Mr. Randolph
BIZ adwsy and Al the eo, Proceeds - the ln'h hssoa
American Institute Polytechnic Association meets
tie Cooptf bai of Sths aud ansN oH n
DAY Sep. % ISe a. u . m Slbj.ct: "Stesm n .los
AZ. come nj 10 always tee .
h MEIGS, Secretary.
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Europe visited all the principal PRINTING HOUSES, TYPE
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20 state that with present requirements we shall
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There have those temporarily similarly unfortn
nate associations who have gaused the standing and
Of country and the business capacity OF our
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We will In few weeks be enabled exhibit establish
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features obtained from observations abroad which
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Daily Prayer.Nleetings.

Nee oft 10Y aDd III 20 ineft
At tb. closing meeting the the Business Meus
Daily Union Pa,eI Meeting the following resolutions were
Reed That close Of these exercises ti. ConvsntiOn
stand 2d Of November next to meet 10 Pha
depha curing Immediately after the anniversary exercises oil
the Jaynes Hall Prayer Meeting. ,.-,-,
what sy.tmsc be adopted by the Day U9On Prayer
Meeting. conyention to promote their own extension IN every
teri Of BY lead Of the Church that principle
s ",idp bst secular hours places and forces
Nv xSsh thew ar chAactezed mpans among others
s1ch methods those Of field tent and Pnohe nan Pieacane
t,S places cson Of the power OF the Pres to
preaching the Gospel daily 70 every The
The following gentlemen were chosen as Committee;
M. Iss t.TpS Stuart M'f9 s%%an 1G
tbs k,y Dufed Pratt and CookRsn, Philadelphia Dr. GIsnt
and and n, o. CSicss1ns Pora1d Prof Michel Cncinn.t the
Rev DR. Leland c. the Rev p. Scot. Of Africa, Mr. Dieh
'An''H,f TO THE LOVING SERVANTS OF CHRIST
Such should all Be TA0 S Ss s S p.s ~n . 'sn' SaT
for your and cur increased devotion and usefulness that we
We do IL IN the capacity of Convention from many branches
@ the ChI'iian Church now in session n the Cy OF
pecon with The second Anniversary Of the FdtOn Daily
you as IL is tbrou. Evangelical Chsendon. Many Of
m different part. Of th. and other snd have now esf1a
hearing Of God Illustrated by the requests and
Ans" f,om 30. ~ss. extreme. Of our own land fo the
Pacific the Atsutc coast: from ireland aud other porte OF
Of the power payer and Chs special
Prsyer has been ree,sbhd and dare not
nsie after COnyoesion Of 'he dsep. eIes @ ~no earn
Church Of Blessed Redeemer to avail themselves
10 their various cities villages Of this nstruentAty
Judging have heard, aud from what many
q US have before SEN aud felt we are & tns me psy
tendance be small, will be highly useful aud in the following
ways;
love for zach ohe and thus tend to
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4 .oMPANION TO MtCHELETs LOVE-

THE DICTIONARY OF LOVE.
Containing Definition " ,' toe Use IN he
HISTORY OF TIE TENDER PASSION,
With Rare Qot.ious from the
ANCIENT MoDERS PoErs OF ALL NATIONS,
roes;ner with specimens of euu, MODEL LOVE LETTERS,
and n.uy .nres,sg sppeanins 70 Love- never
before published; the whole fonnx remarkable TrxrBoog
ros ALL Loves well CoYPLErs GUIDE 10 MATsnoSY,
and q CosP,SIoS or MasRIED LIFE
Transt-e paI, from The french Spanish, German and
Italian, with several Original Transla;iors
from the Greek aad Latin.
By THEoCRATus, JUNIOR.
limo, Clo.e, Gil. Side and Back.
PubB,hedby DICK FITZGERALD,
No. 10 Ann-st-, N. Y.
Also for sale by al Booksellers In this place.
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY:
THE STUDENTS HUME.
HISTORY or m ESSkASD St FROM TIE ;sis EARLIEST
By DAVID Hun.
ABRIDGED. HcoRPoEATisG The RESEARCHES or RECENT
HISTORIANS, AND CONTINUED DOWN TO
Uniform 9rsf iii. y adiy q t5sssDs History
OF Rorn, and The s.udeuts Gibbon."
L.rs. l2mo Muslin, 81.
eur scbc tersure, History Of Ens.nd il volume of mod
been retail ed a. far was practice hi. have
rect.d sud h d.fciencie. supplied rhe hrs, box sme.1
In the remaining portion Of the WORK very many important cor
grave, X. mble, Turner, Halan &c
s whcn n n a. 1o". wst rs could @ 5
the purpose than 70 conden'e Gmes inorpailon wh,
dsnsgs bis cearuess the matchless purity Of hn nyls-
Tn. sbrjsssnent is carefully and well done. Many i'm
portspt constitutional legal or scca-.e t,eNed II
the Notes and u,siions and-a very uul psnthe Whole
authorities Of the period are mentioned q ~.
Norman Conquest which Hume treated csreesy has been la
m.en Of The mo. recent researches inoAnso Saxon ti.
developed in the works If Taner Pasrave LaPPenoes and
The Continuation from 1893 1885, occupies the last 300
pages the work We lanted with no other epome OF
hscy during those 7 eyutiu that be compared
with this r aod accuracy The style easy ys
correct, and the author AZ =, % no,
the influential who were concerned IN them Inc
view Of s..tns the .uden, in further inquiries.
san object copou Est Of authorities sppendsd We have
read these Notes and Illustrations. very carefully aud have
hesitation in saying they admirably drawn up And form
extremely valuable portion Of & the boSs ,.
,epon of all engaged in insuoos the young They
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Ing the p of the most recent researches INTO our auna pre-
IN a :ss .ad l.s
tional Tim.s
THE STUDENTS HISTORY q or GREECE.
Hhory Greece fron the Esrhst Times 70 the Roman
GGsGss sH snd A By %s In
the sas sd to- .as s@ssS. .. .s
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OCK BIBLE CHRONOLOGY.
Nf.rsrrss a. L.Yxfs' sABsArg-sCHcOL and
BlBLL-CLass TEACaERs sgd sGhoLAks s,rpsSr PEE5,s
DEhTs aa1 PROFESSORS Of toLLECE>' 1ha
or TEE BIBLE Of every ZANE and sect;
A. :. BARNES BURR,
NOS 81 AND 53 JoHS-sr, n. T.
Have just is.Ue q ~orE 1T.
ORR RIRI.E CHRONOLOGY,
BrsropIc .sp PROPHETIC. CRITICALLY EXAMINED
AND DENoSsTRarED h.ruo9ired ~i.a ~ CA5s 81 3.
tie PTclne Writers. .cgmFsrei - -. I :. -.
r-..p- lin. Map ~ The Auc'snts sCns,. 0' 'Ae N-'e
In ptr- alG Pictorial Il1s,!a,sons fiies ."
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II llE > IA i"t ''NSef ~"
rs.sv contains: Raj sni his friends The Geneva hyr
= s,ifut4 iustraed: NewYorh UHivefsiiy illustrated
~ r,,.f Teacher Teachers" Ia AD-rcs Notes Of y
Rsb. Nursery RECORD; Healh C-nSeliion' Nsnil..lon
Of Pubic Building. Life Issuance Ioe ihs,s
u1.s fsr Women: Hos City kAro.cs pay LIi4-
cur- Horticu 4ra ENhi oons Prosfess 81 the V-etr.
Psk; Ne~ inducements man '4f, 70 tve'T. ~ vs.,, 80
Improvement. COpcrre Walls How TO get es DO. 'AA
0'''eo'1 rOWLER L WELLS, Nc. SIS Broadway, n \.
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III
IL TORPATHY.-"M Miss W, aged 49, had eomPoInd
lateral Of he spine OF four years standing One
shoulder enlarged and the opposite hip
inches shorter ;nsn the otnsr Ih Was s
partial taxation which rendered impossioe iof
Der to without catch When she bad been hve we-ki
discarded the crrch having no further nee
OF A. Her hip rapid -gsned its natural pos and strength
sr walk several mles al time her Iauaenes' ho
This Treatise can b. obtsined OF mail bv Incl sns
IS cents to IL HALSTED, NJ. D., Round Hill Water gre
Norhsn Mass.
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OUT OF THE DEPTHS:
THE STORY OF A WOMAN'S LIFE.
so pages, .l2no. Pnce 81.
Yrom rhe B.n,or lMe. ! Daily rim

From The Bangor me Daily rimes
story Il 10 vel, written ard 10 full of interest," and VIII
be read great while Is 70 os hoped that may
draw tear Of pity aud compassion fr sn uafjunAte clAss
many of whom ave involved In degradation and misery from
sns point sinful than that of the heroine OF this
story"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-29

Emtxrant Intelligence ONCE and Labor EXCHANGE
b--I euov,d from No CeAst % No 81 Wor,nst @,e
AntAoLy.: fe Broadway No f.es charged
JAMES p. FA6AN Superintendent
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-03
A Word to the Board Of Supervisors.

HoRsErowx, Monday, Nov. 26th, 1859.
EDIroR COURIER Permit me to call the at
tention of tie Board of Supervisors to the fol-
lowing paragraph in the last Grand Jurys re-
port
"The law requires the Tax Collector to ac-
company the Assessor and demand tax on NOV
able property; we cannot find that this duty has
ever been complied with. 1t is derelicton OF
duty that in future should not be committed"
No one can with truthfulness deny the fact
that, during the past two years, the comfy and
State have lost several thousand dollars by the
refusal of the late Tax Collector, Stockton, to
perform this part of his duty. BY reference to
the Delinquent List, in your paper of last week,
perceive that much of it is for that sort of pro-
perty upon which the Tax Collector was en-
powered to collect the tax as soon as assessed.
Of this description of property, such as cattle,
horses, hogs, &C., of course great portion has
changed hands or been removed from the
county. In some instances droves of cattle, as
sessed by Assessor Angel, has been permitted
to be removed from the county without the tax
thereon being collected Taxes of this descrip
ton are in all probability forever lost to both
State and county. Now whose fault is this p
Clearly the Tax Collectors. lie has refused TO
perform one of his duties under the law--and,
by the way, a very important duty-which re-
fusal has resulted in loss of sundry thous-
ands of dollars TO the State and county. If
possible he should be forced to make good this
loss to the State and county.
understand he has presented an account be-
fore the Board of Supervisors, amounting to
about 81 900, for keeping the County Jail during
his term as Sheriff. The allowance of this charge
is discretionary with the Board. Considering
that much of the service charged for was rem
dered when the law did not allow pay therefor
considering that, as is understood the law
empowering the Board was passed last winter at
his instance more than that of any other man.
and with special reference to his particular case
and considering that his Office was exceedingly
remuneratve more so than that of Governor or
Supreme Judge; say, not less than $4,000 or
$4,000 per year-considering these things in
connection with the fact that the county and
State have, perhaps, lost more by his refusal to
comply with the plain requirements of the law
to send deputy along with the Assessor, than
the sum which he charges for keeping the jail
am inclined to the opinion that you cannot do
your duty to the county and at the same time
allow Mr.. Stockton's jaiI-keeping bill, unless he
first makes good the loss resulting from his re-
usal to do his whole duty as Collector of the
State and county revenue.
STERN JUSTICE.
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-03
DIED,

In Shasta, on the 3Oth Nov, of Consumption,
Mrs. E. A. MEARs aged At years formerly Of
Green county, Wisconsin.
On the oath ult., on Whisky Creek, of Malig-
nant Bloody FIux Sophie, daughter of N. Far
rington aged about years.
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-03

To SCRIP OwsERs.-There are perhaps not
less than $4,000 in the Redemption Fund. Scrip
owners should therefore put in their bids The
Board of Supervisors meet on Monday next
Bids up to Monday night will certainly be in
time