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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09
BY Gcddin & Aprerson.
AND HIGHLY .rrp..

VALUABLE AND HIGHLY ATTRAC-
uoJ 1--WE FARM; TWO Mills WEST OF RICH.
MOND. NEAR WESTHAM FLANK Roam CSN
LINING TAI Ilt1a ACRES. FOR SALE AZ Abortion.
VIII be sold at auction on the premises on M m
DAY. the 18th day of May, 1889 comRepc ins AZ az
O'clock, fair, IL not. the next fair day. the
valuable country seat located abeve and recsnty
owned by Mr. H Dickinson. II contains III.
acres by recent survey. 1t will be subiiyided int
smaller parcels to suit purchasers To the mansion
house there will be attached SO acres The imprnye
ments consist Of a large and handsome residence
containing 10 rooms, having long piazzas in front
and end, finished In the best modern style with
marble nantes. aud folding doors to the pariors
aad dining rooms. There are ample accommods-
tons for large number Of servants. and most ex.
cellent Barn Stable Tobacco House, Overseers Cot
taee; &C. The soil is red clay. and is regarded OF
character Of the dwelling tn, beautiful shrusbery
in front Of it, aad the fine shade freessurrounding
the yard it Is believed that more lovely place IL
seldom brought into market. The particular atten-
Gale.
TKRMs-One-ffth cash; balance at g. " IL and "a
months for negotiable notes interest added secnr
ed by trust deed The taxes for 1859 to be paid BY
the purchaser. G0DDIN 4 APpERSON.
my9 Auction sers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

~ FOR RENT.-To god tenant,
I'D oilsr for rent my desirable ard eommodious
residence, situated Broad street between 9Th and
stA- The holse has all the modern improvements
good brick Kitchen and other necessary outhouses
Fer terms, spply early 20
r HUMPHREYS, Jeweler.
s. Main ST. opposite st Charles Hotel.
4l-ts
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FOR RENT-The following

"A FOR RENT-The following de-
~ scrihe3 property belonging to the estate of the
late Richard A anderson. viz:
One two story brick house on the West side of ID
street, between Main and Franklin.
The third story of the brick house on Shockoc
Sin IA which Messrs. Watkins Trabue have their
oHica
The second and .hird stories ofthe adjoining house
on Shockoe Slip. in which Mr.. John M Sheppard
hiss his Office. Apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

EODND-On Monday. the I'd instant, .
l. GOLD BREASrPIN, with gentleman's Ike
ness In IL. The loser can obtain the same BY d.
scrbing property and paying for this advertiss-
ment, at this ONCE. my 4-0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The directors

~ of the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company have declared q dividend of FIVE PER
CENT on the capital stock Of the Company, ont of
the profits for the ak months ending LIST instant,
payable to the or their legal
tati ses, at the office of the Company, and after
the l4th instant uutil which time the transfer
book will be closed.
my 3-tl4th VIM WIILIS JR Sec'v
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GLATING AND GUTTA PERCHA
pOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT-LA

ROI ILlNV EbIHbIIS Il MEN i = Id
~ GER BEER. ALE. PORTER, GC.-Thank full
for the LIBERAL patronage already bestoE ed on u.s.
we beg leave to announce to our friends and the
public in general, that we will continue bust
ness of
BUTTLING LASER BEER, XXAL PORTER, &c,
as heretofore, and which we will deliver, FREE OF
CHAR K. to any part of the city.
Goods for the country carefully packed in barrels
and delivered Io8ny depot in the city.
We have also constantly on hand, Lager Beer and
Ale, in half and quarter rels and full supply
of Scotch Ala and London Porter which We most
respectfully recommend to the public
LOUIS EUKER BRO,
ap22-3m Ne 2nS Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

STOCY OF A COUNTRY DBALyn A.
~ AUCTIONs-THI8 DAT. a N c,css.H = =.
store, will sell - eeetion the seocS n 49, sTs
country dealer. consisting q part 81 CocksrY NJ
locks Hicks and Hyes; PeffameYJ; Poekss o..
rets.orG Pocket Knives Haspe; H6k pina HaFGS2
gl0thes BrueAss 1uck ene ebde Cemhe oIsVSS
artlcles too numerous 70 mention.
Skk0kANT'6 6Akk.-wiu s. 0el1 n
mont q the City Han 10 Tie hiGAess be16m. ~
TIE DAY. g u o'clock q, (this bs1ne eeort
execution IN my hands. IN 1ayor a jndl1H Isrysii
uxo-,, THOMAS o DUDLEY.
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DURE WINES AT REDUCED PRICES
CPALDING'S
~ sPALDING'S
SPALDING'S
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OH,

is WARRANTED.
lst To beautify the hair
ID. Tocurl the hair elegantly
Sd. To re move dandruff effectually
4th. To restore hair to bald heads,
5th To force the beard and whiskers to grow,
9th. To prevent hair from falling off.
18th: 40 cure all diseases of the scalp
sth To prevent hair turning grey.
9Th. To cure the heaeaohe.
10th. To kill hair eaters
If you are not satisfied, TRY 1T. All genuine
has the signature of the Proprietor-take no other
j RUSSELL SPALDING, 81 fremont st. oppo-
site Museum Boston, Mass
Sold by FISHER / WINSTON, Richmond, Va -,
and BARNES PARK, New York.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS.
GO TT, BILL
"Ths new ysar's come. The old ones gone -
Thess were the words said
As sitting up to nee 10 come
did not 70 TO bed
Econ twelve o'c!. ok the town clock toldf
Thought !, this can't be true:
plainly see that you're not kent
by BILL BAR-THo-L0-MEWi
30 pulling ont my watch. loek'd.
And snre enough found
II wanted yet ten minutes more
For the old rear TO slip round.
On this could not help but feel
That knew what TO do;
when took my watch 20 haya n axaS
To BILL BAk-THO-LO-MEW.
VINO has had An experience Of ~ YEAR, in London
site American Hotel. mn N
r AT COST.-Contemplatine ma
IA king a change in our busnssu We vii,
close out cur present stock Of
- WATCHES,
JEWELRv
silver and
SILVER PLATED WARE
At PRIME COST
All those indebted to the concern viii n1eaae nat
tie up. VOEaELE WE1DEMEVSS '0s
ms Io-3m No IS Main IT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

- INTEN. ING soon 70 remove 70 the
~ country, | offer for sale or rent, my present
residence on Franklin street
The house IN comm pdious and we'll arrau gsd aud
hiss all the modern oonveniences. To a purchaser
any desired credit will be given.
my 3-Sts ROBINSON ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

TN reference to the above, l respectful
L ly Inform Mr McEwen's friends and the public,
that will Away keep in store we'll selected stock
Of fine Teas Groceries and provisions. purchased on
the best terms, which will enable me to sell low.
Cash purchasers will nd II t. their advantsg by
giving me trial WM JENKINS,
my 5-6ts 9th street. opposite New Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09
A0CfiON sAGnn
E5fUfTDIYS
By james NJ. Taylor 8 Son.

n OOCn AND LOT On NORTH SIDE
=, CLAY ST, FOR SALE At AUCTION we
WI, WI s da u2on the premircs on WEDs EsDAY, the
I'tn GAY oI way commencing at O'Clock. 2 III. a
very desirable Brick Tenement. on the North IA
q Gay street, and nearly adjoining the residence Of
Ysssr elenn, Esa IL has four good rooms. brick
ises fOA sHe ~ JIM
The lot frnnts 20 feet, aud runs back zlo faet or.
or less, TO alley 10 f6ct vide 49, A1~io
TERMS: y cash. the balsncs ct 8. II and "a mo- n.
kr negotiable notes, with interest addsd ana -
cured by q trust deed. ~ -
JAS N TAYLOR soN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

The brick war house adjoining the Que on the
corneT Of Carr aud Eleventh streets, occupied by
Sit. Paul Kimbrongh.
Also. the house on the corner Of Main and 7th
streets occupied by Mr.. ichard. Possession to be
cINan ON Isl IulY next an 2S--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09
SALE REAL EsrA1

TtkUbTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN HENRICO co. AT AUCTION.-By virtue
Ct decd of trust executed By Jacob Keck and wife
to the subscriber. dated 2Ist March, 1855, and re-
corded In Henrico County Court ONCE being thereto
premises. on MONDAY, I6th Msy. 1859. il fair, II
not the next fair day thereafter, the property con-
the county Of Henrico about enc mile northwest of
the city Of Richmond, containing 81 acres and be-
lag the came property whereou said Keck resides.
TEahs.suficiept in cash to pay the expenses At
tending the SALE and the sum about 81 100; the
residue to be pay able In such manner a. may be an.
nounced ut the time Of sale.
JAS M TAYLOR, Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

q. POSTpONRMRNT-Ons account Of Indictment
weather the above sale did NOT isks place g advs
tised. The property will be sold on SATURDAY,
the l4th day Of May.
Tho slIs win positively take place IL the weather
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

CREAM ALE-Read Brothers Troy
" Cream Ale-I AN in receipt Of another supply
of the above desirable ALE In whole and half bbls,
at reduced prices. shall keep up the supply By
regular arriv By schooners and steamers Try &.
LOUI3 B0eeIuUX.
y4-iOt No % Main %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

DIVIDEND , NOTICE ICE ,ss,,. No., ~
Richmond. 4th May, 1859 :
The Directors have this day declared q Dividend
OF SIX per cent the capital stock pay able to the
stock holders on and after the 18th fnst of the
profits of the last six months, reserying surplus
of seven and half per cent.
my 6-ti5M j III MONTAGUE, sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

- FOR RENT-The Dwelling now
IA occupied by Mr. Noting. on sth street, beyond
LeEa. 1t has roons besides store room and
closet gas III each room and passages: story kitch
Ell aud hydrant IN the yard Possession can be
hal in ab2ut2 we ks Rent $500. Apply at
COUkrNEY'S
sp - It's 93 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09
DEDHTEADH. MATTRAaSEa. SAFES

- &c-On hand and for sale cheap. Cottage and
Jenny Lind Bedsteadr; shuckiaud Hair Mattresses:
Tin satss and Cupboard Safes Wardrobe Cabi
uets, Chairs, &c. ALEX MOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09
Sc ON GOVEKNOR STREET

e FOR RENT-For rent. and possession given
on the LIST Of April the house the west side of Co.
ve,nor street. now occurred by Mr. +. FL Cowling
and ail-nng the corner house in the occupancy Of
Nsssrs Dogget. { Ander son. Apply to Samuel 2.
Mitchell, and Andrew Johnston, Executors Of Nm.
Miteheu Jr NH l6-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

4 hLULSI LSI 0Ll6 ED AdENI6 OF
~ FORTUNE.-We will mail to any person wish.
ing 1t. our Monthly List of the splendid Delaware
ny three sworn Commissioners appointed by the
Governor Capital fr.z4 Is 100000 down to s. 0OO-
Tickets 81 to $50; For price of Packages. &c, see
monthly list Address
J CLARK L co. No log Baltimore ct,
Ralfimora Ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-09

HAVING purchased the SOAP AND
Ii CANDLE FACTORY from Mr. EDWARD Mo
ADAM, / shall continue to carry on the same, and
hope by strict attention to business. to merit CON
siderable portion Of the public patronage: have
on hand every variety Of SOAPS. and cordially in.
wife my friends and the public generally to give me
Q call
All orders promptly attended TO- .
ap 30-i0ts JAMES MURPHY.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-02

A French WITNESS IN a VERMONT
CoURT.-At trial in 8 Vermont court
several years sgo, a French lady hsd been
scbpsnaed H. q witness. and was called
upon to give her testimony. She was q
stranger in the pisee, sud "the court"
felt itself bound to address her in her ns-
tive tongue. But the courts education
in the psr!ez voaz line had been sadly
neglected. and how to administer the
oath IN an intelligent form to the silent
lady before him vas for some moments a
pulling question. WHAT was TO be
Gone7 The judge called upon several
OF the lawyers near hin, bu, they all
syowed their ignorance Of the language
then SO supposedly necessary. Finally,
the counsel for the defendant. a clever
Yankee, feeling himself equal to the &C.
rasion, volunteered 70 extricate the court
from It's embarrassment. He accordingly
rose and addressed the lady witness in
these terms;
Vouz jsres g. VS.. you here testify
shslf De - tr1se, = whole truse, and
Messing but &c truse, 50 help you nor
Dien,"
The lady looked for a moment al tn,
manufacturer Of this hybrid sentence II
silent Rstonishment. then turning to th,
court, said, IN perfectly good English
though with q slight foreign accent
VIVA; does the gentleman ssyT'
The effect gss electrical. Such
laugh went up 70 the roofo tbs. coun,r,
eour. room that the counsel Tor the de
fendant hss 10; heard tie lac; Of it I'll
ibis dsT.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-02
THE SNAKE INDIANS.

The following particulars respecting
these wild and degraded bands of sava-
ges are interesting now when rumors are
current Of their outrages upon some of
our troops in Oregon:
The Snakes, or Shoshonies, known
more commonly as Diggers, are the lower
order of Indians. They are divided into
quite number Of bands, all speaking a.
common language. They occupy the
country from Burnt river on the east to
the Des Chutes river on the west. east Of
the Blue Mountains, and extend as far
south as California. Very little is known
about these Indians. There Is a reser-
walton at the warm Springs which en-
braces Des Cbutes and Tyich Indians,
but no Snakes that We know Of have as
yet crept into.it, although the location is
peculiarly adapted to their taste and
habits, Astounding as It does in roots
such as house Ia kamas, wapatoes and
wild o0ions-which have been a very
important part of their subsistence
With the exception Of the immediate
margin Of the streams, their country is
almost a barren waste. affording very
little vegetation, except the artenisa or
wild sage. They subsist. accordingly,
not only upon roots, but upon al
most every living thing within their reach
including reptiles, cr1ckets, ants and
other insects; and upon emergencies il
is said they eat one another. Il has
been asserted by gentlemen of the Hud.
son Bay Company that they are proverIb
tally improsident, and neglect to store "
+ any subsistence Tor winter. though con
stantly admonished Of a scanty supply
and consequently, IN extremities. resor
4 to cannibalsm. In summer they go in {
state Of nudity, and in winter, to a par
tial extent, they bring into requisitior
skins OF rabbits, and Of Wild fowl, suci
/ as geese and ducks, As articles OF clothing
The wild sage furnishes them shelter il
the heat Of the summer, and Ike cayote
they burrow in the earth for protection
/ from the inclemencies of winter. The
are a thieving as well as indolent people
but are without the means as well as tn
energies Of being warlike.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-02
ONE Of BuRsaan's HEN CUSTOMERS.

Geo. P. Burnham. the Massachusetts
liquor agent, who has gained some no
toriety for his liquor-extedding ingenuity,
was once engaged in q business more foul
than liquor-selling, as appears by the fol-
lowing letter -
GEORGE BURSAM-More'u yeer
aggo / cent yu twenty six dollers in let
ter for 8 eoshin elmer chickns, and W
sed tina vas perfeck pure bludds and yuI
lsde yerself lyble to a SUITE Of prose
kusbn fer letin such dam stuff 60 intu yer
yard, or out Of it either. bred them
OIL by themselfs and never had no other
cockriii on my phase. snd i.R0 W cheet-
ed me ike the devil, and yu no it q
The fust lot of chickns gut was awl
acRite as snobalIs, but didn't ss nothin,
cause why? wat did want tu let foxes
no ide bin fuled and suckt in by a Corn
temtible ysnky, for! seed nothing and
I kept shady; and stuk TO it that gut EN-
to breed wife fouls out on--cause Ment
people Student larf at me, no how! Wei.
the next lut Of chickns got was black as
thunderl black, Geo. Burnam-bred out
OF yur Patent yaller impoied premium
stock, tina, yu an the lyin newspapers ced
was pure bludds. checked ever wun on
en- Quicker'n scatt-wen found um, and
eft yude bIn thare thin guess you Wud-
dent razed not mor's ten thowsen more
fouls to ceet People with after ide gut a
holt on yure desaitful gullat. tell
W wot think on you. think if va
shud talk to sum onne>t implement, sech
as DRAWN express Vaughn or sorrir
wood, yude be Considered a gentle maur
Compared with wat yu now be. every
body nose how yu ar eheeting and Cough
. and oseadin the publiek, an yur main
stinks wuss' an ole Hen-cupe emmy how
D i spose tho eff " s4ud talk to emmy kin,
5 OF onness sort of way to git Twin it u,
: kin yu dun quick, coz va amt uste to it
: and that wud sery W rite, ~ cheeting
e lyin onprinSipled nave. 90 ahed
sue EN- Is long as long a Yu can. tn
L wunt fine out tors vile, and ~ can mai
= sum considerable more Monny out of tn
= fats, yit. w thort yude suckt me,
o spOze. well own up W did. yu gu
twenty six dollers of my monny, an
+ sposs yu chuckied about it, same's yu di
g EN- yu s;uk them rotten aigs onto b
turner. don't you wish ide pade til
i Pos,ige on this letter? YuIe git WI
o wun mex time.
e In haist B-F-L-.
n P0ss Skrip.-P, S. / seen in til
e boston Times yesterday tina, you Lad
4, six aigs on The editurs table, g inche
n long and inches Round. This W.
e put in that paper Spose sose W cud ce
3 aigs. W may pool wulI over THAR il
oi But yu don't tuld lie. don't bIeeve y
D. ever lade a aig in yur life-yu HOmbug
le 60 tn the devil gorge Burnam"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-02
COURAGE.
BY ALICE cAEET

knowing the right ani tfls,
Ls: ;hs world say to yea
Worss that it cani
Answer despite the shane.
PL cot abuse lay naus
~ Dc q man.
Armed osiy ~i,L the right.
Standing alone O. fight
wrong, Old a. dme,
Holding up hands 70 85I
Over the rack aui rod
Over :he crimson s0d,
I4at is ssbansi
Gcusrchs ~ ol5 a. will
Pucslsl the world. bu. Ell.
Crowns may Be Won
Te: there are piles 20 light
Plotting all lear 70 aisa.,
Shooting for Jru;z and right.
Who viii mount oa7
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-02
ANCIENT SPANISH LYRIC.

Since for kissing thee AiagEilio,
Ny mother slo,is ne ST. the day,
Lee ne have il quickly, darling,
Give ne back ny k!ss, ! pray.
!! We have cOns Ought arHiss
Less Undt Il while We msy
Qaigkly give ne back the kiss,
That che may have Hougi. 20 say.
D. shs nskss 80 grss, = p1;her--
Ca.ies 50 sharply, looks SO gravel
D.. TO- lore, o. please my mother,
Give me back The Kiss gave.
-. upon you, false HinEliloi
Ous YOU give, ol;ts0 yo1 take.
Give me back the ore, ny darling
Give 80 Tor my mothers SAKE,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-02

ca The New York POET relates that a
distinguished railroad fnancier, banker
and member OF the church. in getting up
a bank in one Of the Western cities. in
roked the aid Of the Bishop ia making
subscriptions to the capital stock, BY ask
:ng the loan Of his note on time for fee,
thousand dollars. telling him i, vas a
matter Of form--,hat hs would no. be
obliged - day Il, DC. Tue Bishop com
Piled, and not being a person that gave
any great deal Of attention to temporal
Affairs, and not over5urdened with the
ready bis note having been passed to
tbs hands Of q broiher banker Of the fnan-
eisr, wss a. 3 matter Of course protested
for noa-psyment when It became due
Our financial friend who had kept watch
on the note, now goes quietly and with
much spparent seeresy to brother mem.
Der Of the church, and with benevolencs
osamiag on his oountenance, informs bin
that the Bishops note is lying at the
bank under protest. This is too bad.
says be, 5ut nothing must Be said a5oui
e; We must take up the note. and I vii
hesd the subscription with $50 The
tequisite sulount was soon raised, and
the Bishops note paid. The hnancier
made his bsnk stock clear at cost Of $50
only. At once took position in the opinion
Of bis fellow members - 8 pillar Of tbs
ehuFcs.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-02

e. The water that has no taste is
purest the air that has no odor is fresh
est; and Of ali the notifications Of man
neT, the mos, generally pleasing Is sim
plicisy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-02
THE BABY.

A7y.Ler l..ls wsva
Upoa the srs Of BE.
Another seal . szys.
Amid Sc so.l sDd strife
Tso more at..s Re:
To walk the 1ssiy 'os4
70 choose ghsrs two paths meet.
The narrow or ihs hr0si
Two mere ustls ssr5s
To vork Tor goo CT ll.i
Two mora atys syesE
Another li...s all.
1u,.Atr hsEs. % eve,
Receiving love sgs.at
And 90 The baby came.
A;h!ng Of joy ami paia.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-02
CLOCKS,
WATCHES AID JEWELRY.

- z. COWLES. Of Coventry village, has the
=. incest assortment Of Clocks, Watches and
jswslTy TO be found in orleans County and
every article will be sold at a rice profit profit
that must satisfy every purchaser. he has sold
ship load Of his stock IN trade, and it pains him
% De obliged 20 say that he has not got rich
from his profits yet
e Go and get one Of his excellent eight-day
clocks.
Watches that vii co, can be had remarkably
Low.
RISGs.-Ear and finger rings, made Of pure
Gold, can be had by any one who viii paw what
they are worth. also those not very Gold. can be
had if any one wants then, II not Mr.. Cowles,
will not urge them upon any one. He deceIves
no one, but sticks 20 his trade. minds his own
business, ana lets other peoples business alone
That Is the way TO be respected and TO keep of
the town
Ali which is respectfully submitted nv
S. F. COWLES.
who authorizes the Editor Of the Standard to dis
course thus, AT
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-02

q " In union there is strength, as
the landlady said, when shs mixed lard
with tu1ttsr for her boar4srs.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-12-02
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY!

DIRECTIONS Buy one Of Grover x Bakers
Celebrated Family Sewing Machines.
Iailor~ and Dress makers wishing TO purchase
good Machine will have the chance TO see them
in operation in every village in Vermont The
undersigned is the only Agent in Orleans and Is
sex Counties, for Raymonds Ten Dollar one
bread Machine; decided by competent Judges 10
be the best cheap Machine in use; not liable 70
get out of order, works equally AS well On thick
as thin cloth. am the only Travelling Agent
tfor / {. Phnney, corner Main and State streets
Montpelier, Ft-,) for Grover q Bakers Sewing
Machine II finishes its own work II reauirep
no re-spoolInE; II Astens it, own end each stitch
Is independently locked; makes seam that will
not Zip. Window shades and fixtures Duf M 70
ortior. Remember Health must be preser-r5.--
Every one can have good Machine for from Ten
TO pne Hundred and Twenty Dollars Thres
purchasing Machines will have instructions E
using them.
% 0ffiee-B2rton Village All lette-
dressed 70 -
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