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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-18
JOHN n. KIaBALps ESTATE.
TATE OF RMONT


At Probate Court held 1t Irasburgh, in said
District on the 10th day Of Nay, A. d. 1850.
Whereas, Fordvce S. French, Administrator
the estate Of John H. Kmbal late Of Barton in said
district, deceased iutestate proposes TO render an
account Of his administration and TO present his
account against said estate for examination and
allowance for the purpose of making partition
and distribution Of the residue Of said estate un-
der q decree Of said court, among the persons
who are hv law entitled to the same
II is therefoTe ordered by said court that the
same come nnder consideration and be heard al
the Probate Office in Irasburgh, on the 2slh day
OF May. A. d. 1880.
And il 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 Irasbursh, three
weeks successfully rrsyious 70 said time Of hear
ing, that they may appear and contest the alloy
ance Of said account, If they see causs; and also
be heard by said court In the matter Of partition
and distribution Of said estate.
81. CARPENTER, Judge.
True Copy o. Record. Attest,
2ow3 u. CARPENTER, Judge
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DISEASED SPINE.

The Eertebra Of the human system is liable
from colds, strains, and external injuries TO be
drawn out Of shape, somsyimes contracting so as
10 bend the body completely double, and then
again will take curve, distortinE the body
making a hidecus Form.
4 Sti.ch ia de Back is caused by wreuching
OF the spine, aud produces violent and acute
pains, max ing it very difficult for the perscn to
move. Ii should not be neglected, as the curva-
ure Of the spine is often brought on by neglect of
this common complaint.
TREATMEST.-The part should be well rubbed
two or three times day. and great care taken
as regards exposure 10 cold. Tke Eminent will
uiFori immediate re,i. For sale by a. &. Ran
DALI, Irasburgh, Vt.
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soP1vrERMoNT,
I ORLEANS c0UNTF, SSH

III NELi WI AS<<fD lSSS-st - SS-ath
AUSTIN T. FOSTER, & IL CHAScERY.
STEPHEN FOSTER7 b lORLEANS co.
Executors Of d. 3, B. COBB, lCoURT, DEC.
LEONARD BAILEY.
GAMUEL CHENEY and Austin T. Foster,
- both Of Derby in the county Of Orleans, and
Stephen Foster OF Stanstead in the Province of
Canada East, Executors Of the last Will OF Dan
iel d. j. Cobb, Late of said Derby, deceased,
having preferred to this court Their petition in
Chaucery setting forth that said Daniel B. B.
Cobb, in his life time had on the ninth day
Of November, A. ID. one Thousand eight hum
dred and hfty two, duly executed TO said Leon
ard Bailey, q conditioned deed Of certain land
lying and being III Holland in said county OF
Orleans, described as follows, viz The west half
Of iot number eight in the first range and sec
oud division drawn TO the original right of Eb-
enezer s Field, supposed TO contain eighty
acres more or less, conditioned that if the said
leonard Bailey, does not pay or cause to be
paid % the said Dsniel b. b. Cobb or his heirs,
executors or administrators, four notes Of hand
payable 10 the said Cobb or order, dated Derby,
November 9, 1852, ON annual interest for value
received, one note for twenty-five dollars, paya-
bic in one year from date thereof, one note for
fifty-eight dollars, payable in two years from
date thereof and one note for fity-eight dollars,
payable in three years from date and the other
Of said notes being for tfy-nine dollars, payable
in four years from the date thereof then said
deed to he null and void, and that the three last
described notes aforesaid are now justly due and
owing, and have not been paid according to the
effect of the same, and praying thar the equity
Of redemption Of the said Leonard Bailey in the
premises may be fOreclosed areeably TO the act
to diminish the expenses of foreelosing mortga-
yes in equity.
And il appearing that the said Leonard Bailey
is gone without the state so that the usual pro-
cess of subpoena cannot be served upon him ac-
cordiug 10 law, and that he has not had legal
notice Of the tendency of this suit:
II is therefore ordered that the substance OF
This petition, together with this order, he pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Orleans
independent Standard. paper published at
IrashurGh in said Orleans county, the last OF
which publications TO be at least twenty days
previous 10 the next stated term of this court,
which publication shall be deemed a sufficient
notice to the said Leonard Bailey 10 appear and
make answer to said petition.
BY order OF Court.
! n. w. BINGHAM, Clerk. .
| n. T. SHEAFE, Solicitor. l9w3
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SASH. DOORS AND BLINDS !!
SASH. DOORS & BLINDS,
VALUAB LIE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I!
THE WELL KNOWN GUTTER FARM

4 Nd MILL, situated in Albany. three miles
n from the Court House in IrAsburgh, on the
road leading from Irasburgh to Crattsbury. The
haildings upon the premises are new and thor
oughly built. The house is rs By SO upon the
ground, and one and half stories high. The
shed is Is by As. and the whole are finished from
garrett to cellar in the most substantial way
The barn is "A by 81. with good cellar under
the whole, al finished in the best possible shape.
A never failing spring Of water runs to the house
and barn. The farm contains about one hundred
and fifty acres of land. Of the best quality, and
well calculated for keeping large dairy; also a
Saw Mil, new, with stone basement and supe-
rior gearing throughout; cuts from three TO four
hundred thousand feet Of lumber per year. The
.cation is one of the best in the county for an
active business man NV reasons for selling are
poor health of myself and family.
For further particulars enquire of z. P. Cotton
at bis mill in Irasburgh, or of the subscriber on
the premises.
ANDREW CUTTER.
Albany, April 5th. lsto-l5ns.
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SORE THROArAND QUINsY.

The eanses which usually give rise 10 II are,
exposure 10 cold either from sudden vicissitudes
Of weather, from being placed in partial cur
rent OF air, wearing damp linen, or getting wet
feet; all Of which may give a sudden check TO
perspi alton The irfiarnmatory sore throat dis-
covers Itself by difficulty Of swallowing and
breathing, accompanied BY redness and tumor
in one both tolsls, sharp pains in the part af-
fected ,dryness Of the throat. and foulness Of the
tongue, cou-inga great degree Of thirst, swelling
the tongue until il completely fills the mouth =
QaiTsy.-The chief danger Of this disea'e Is, the
infiamation Of both tonsils, and proceeding to
such a degree as to prevent a sufficient quantity
Of uOurishInent for the support OF nature being
taken or to occasion suifocaton. IL often eX-
tends through the whole mucous membrane Of
the fJuCes. IHteTruptiag the speech and prevent
ing degution.
TREATMENT Apply the Liniment to the
throat externally. and wear piece of funnel
around the neck. 4 garge Of Yeast aud e IS viii
aid In the cure.
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SITE OFEvERMONT.


HUBBARD JOSIYN, \ ORLEANS C0UN-
Us. NNM lTY COURT, ID Il
JOSEPH GRAY, il. & fCEMBER i X 4 "
SILAS C. RICHARDS 1885,. ~ Aa :
This is an action Of Assumpsit founded on >
prOmissory note, which said note bears date the
Sd day Of November A. ID. 1858, is given for
the sum Of one hundred dollars, payable 70 the
said Joslyn on demand with interest, payable
semi-annually at six per cent and signed by The
above named J. Gray and s. g. Richards, as BY
the plaintiffs writ and declaration or file IN the
Office Of the Clerk Of this said Court, more full
" appears. -.
This suit having been duly entered in this
Court at this Term, and il appearing sthat the
said Joseph GRAY, Jr. and Silas q. Richards
reside or are gone without the state 50 that
the usual process of summons cannot be served
upon them according 70 Law, ii is therefore
ordered that the substance OF said writ, to-
gether with this order, be published in the
Orleans Independent Standard, paper print
ed in Irasburgh in said County, three weeks
successfully, the last publication TO be at least
twelve days before the next term of this Court
TO be held at said Irasburgh ON the 4th Tuesday
in June next, which will be deemed, sufficient
notice so the said Joseph Gray, Jr. and Silas
G. Richards, to appear at the said next term
and make answer.
N. W. BINGHAM, Clerk.
n. z. SHRAFR, Attorney. l9wa
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STATE OF vERmoNT,

E~N@@fe~A@fft
ALONzo BEMIs, I ORLEANS COUNTY
vs.. }COCRT, DRCEM-
HORACE BINGHAM. Der TERM 1859.
This is an action Of Book account in which
the Plaintiff Alouzo Bemis of Westmore in said
Orleans County, demands Of the Deft., Horace
Bingham Of Chici1Opee. in the State Of Massa-
chusetts, the sum of two hundred dollars to
balance Book accounts between the parties a.
appears by the Plaintiffs writ and declaration
now here on file.
This suit having been duly entered in this
Court at this term, and il appearing that the said
Horace Bingham Is gone without the State, 50
that the usual process Of summons cannot be
served upon him according 10 law, il is therefore
ordered that the substance OF said writ, together
with this order, be published ia the Orleans Inde-
pendent standard, paper printed in Irasburgh
IN said County three successfully, the last publi-
cation TO be At least twelve days before the next
term Of this Court, TO be begun and held at said
I-asburgh On the 4th Tuesday IN June next
which will be deemed sufficient notice 70 the said
Horace Bingham, 70 appear at the said next term
and make answer. EG
N. w. BINGHAM, Clerk. .
r. A. cAHoOS, Attorney. iowa
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Democratic Convention.


IL K. HAMMOND of West Derby, would
k1ls in orm the pnblic, and especially that un-
fortunate class of people who are under the ne
cessity of wearing truss-supporter-tha he
has turned his attention entirely to the manufac>
turing Of trusses of every description, both right
and left. double and single. Sizes from the lar
gest person down to the smallest infant. His SUPP
porters are made of the best refined cast steel
wrought nEder a hammer, and tempered in oil,
which makes them more durable and elastic -
rhev are finished in neat aud durable style.
He can furnish you with one hundred certificates
if required showing thar persons have worn his
supporters for the last five wears. and consider
them ar superior to any other supporter ever
of his customers have been entirely cured He
will have bat few agents in Orleans County
The people are invited to his shop where they
can select the best kind; have it fitted TO them,
and warranted, at the reduced price of 81, To-
Double ones $500 each.
March %, Is60-12m3 Us esssAf
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,EsAnTHARHE.

This most distressing complaint may be instan-
taneonsly cured by the application Of the Lini
ment. Battle the outside Of the face with the
LiniInent, wet piece of cotton with it and put
il in the tooth. For the Ague in the face, rub
well behind the ears; apply piece Of flannel
With The Iininnenf md hind H on the facn.
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ULCERiTED SOHES.

Ulcers may arise froma variety of csuses,-as
al those that produce inflammation, from wounds
that have been neglected. specific irritation OF
The ab.orbents. from cancer scurYy. &c. &c.
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RHEUMATISM.

This severe and painful disease has long baf-
fed the sail OF thousands of our most celebrated
Physicians Time aud money have been wasted
In futile endeavoTs 70 obtain some embrOestion
that would perform cure; but AL have failed
except SiOnghton's Linimsnr, and that has been
successful in almost every instance where il has
been employed.
TEEATMEST-Anplyth the Liniment on . warm
flannel cloth, AMI rub the part well for al least
ten minutes repeat dis t~o or three times day.
Also be careful TO keep the bowels perfectly free
bv soluf gentle laxative
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WONDERFUL DIsCOyERYl

DIRECTIONS Buy one of Grover & Bakers
Celebrated Family Sewing Machines.
laliors and Dress-makers wishing to purchase
good Machine will have the chance 70 see them
IN operation in every village in Vermont Tho
undersigned is the only Agent in Orleans and Is
sex Counties, for Raymonds Ten Dollar one
thread Machine; decided by competent Judges 10
be the best cheap Machine in use not liable 10
get out of order, works equally as well on thick
as thin cloth. am the only Travelling Agent
Lior l. =. Phnney, corner Main and State streets.
Montpelier, VII for Grover & Bakers Swim,
Machine. II finishes its own work it requires
no re-spooline it fastens its own end each stitch
is independently locked; makes seam that will
nor Up window shades and fixtures put up to
ordor. Remember Health must be preserved.-
Every one can have good Machine for from Ten
to One Hundred and twenty-five Dollars Those
purchasing Machines will have ins truetions for
using them.
~ ofice-BsrtOn Village. All letters ad
dressed to
22yi Ell. WILLIAMS.
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LIBERATION.

rYNhis is toeertify that have given nv son
Il John G. Waterman, bis time during the re-,
mainder Of his minority, and shall claim non,
Of his earnings nor pay any debts Of his con.
tracing after this date.
49, WARREN WATERWAYS.
A. c. P4EEER. Witnesses
ssIs1n. April assh. Isso-7evs
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WILLIAMS HAS COME!
LADIES NOW Is YOUR TIME!

HEALTH must be preserved The great
IL est Medicine ofsthe 18th century! Ii will
cure Headaches, Sideaehes, Long faces, Sweetens
the temper, brings back Rosy Cheeks, Sparkling
Eyes, trm step with the merry laugh which
makes Home pleasant around the bappv
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INTERVENTION.

THIS u 70 certify that have gwen to my son
L Elias n. Quinby bis time during the remain
der Of he minority. and thsi shall claim none o
his wages nor pay no debt Of bis contractin;
ELIPHALET QUIaBY.
g. SAE 9. N p, ST.+ef' Witnesses.
Ncvreft Mareh e. Is60-Ipws-
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ITO the Hon. the Probate Court for the Dis
Il trict OF Orleans :--g,fesE .a5sz sasE=
Alexander C. Wright, administrator on the
estate Of ALEXANDER WRIG t, late OI
Barton, deceased, respectfully represents that
the said interstate did in his lite time, enter into
a certain contract in writing, to, and with Pat
rick Logan and Michael Logan, both of Newport
in Orleans county, conditioned that when the
said Patrick and Michael should paw to said de-
ceased certain sums Of money therein specified,
that he the said Alexander Wright should exc
cute 20 the said Patrick and Michael Logan a
deed of certain lands lying and being in New
port aforesaid, to wit: Lots numbered four A
and five IS, in the third 3D. division drawn TO
the original rights Of j. Duncan and ]. Burt, sup
posed TO contain one hundred and eighty-four
acres of land, more or less, which said contract
was at the decease of the said Alexander
Wright, and still is unexecuted.
Wherefore the said AlexanderC. Wright pravs
the said court TO grant unto him liberty and aIl-
thority to deed said land according to the terms
Of said contract, agreeaby TO the statute in such
case made and provided. H
A. c. WRIGHT, Administrator.
Barton, April ~, 1860.
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ZESAS c. COLE, late
partners in trade under IN CHANCRRY.
the name and style of Vim.
b. Cole q Co., K LW Clark ORLE ANS co.
and Zenas G. Cole, late part 48 E-
ners in trade under the name COURT, DECEM-
BIER TERN, 1852
ELLEN MARIA sENTER.
WILLIAM b. COLE of Charleston, in the
Wv county of Orleans aforesaid, and Zenas c..
Cole Of Morgan in the county aforesaid, late
partners under the name and style Of VIM. b.
Cole & Co. and l.. w. Clark Of Charleston afore-
said, and Zenas c. Cole of Morgan aforesaid, late
partners under the name and style Of Cole &
Clark having preferred to this court their petit
ton in chanccry, setting forth that Stephen Sem
ter and Ellen Maria Senter, wife Of the said Ste
phcn Senter, then of Salem in the county afore-
said, now Of parts unknown, on the 10Th day Of
November, A. d. 1856, duly executed to the said
VIM. b. Cole 4 Co, and the said Cole & Cllrk, 4
mortgage decd Of certain land in Salem in the
county Of Orleans, and state Of Vermont, de-
scribed as follows, viz The whole of the first d.
vision lot drawn to the original right OF Jonathan
Davis, containing one hundred acres, be the same
more or less; being lot number thirteen in the
eleventh range Of lots in said town of Salem
Conditioned, that if the aforesaid Stephen Senter
shall well and truly pay, or cause to be paid, his
two certain prOmSsOrv notes of hand bearing
and thrty-One dollars and nineteen cents, paya-
bic 20 the said Cole 4 Clark OF bearer due in two
years from date, with interest annually and one
for two hundred and twenty eight dollars ninety
one cents, made payable to the said Vim. B. Cole
& Co., or bearer, due in three wears from date
with Interest annually, then said decd shall be-
null and void, otherwise in full force and virtue
/ IN law.
! And thai the time of payment of both of said
notes has long since elapsed, and that they are
! now justly due and owing, and that they have
mot been paid according to the effect Of the same
and praying that the equity Of redemption OF the
said stephen Senter and Ellen Maria Senter II
the premises, may be ioreclosed aareeably TO III,
act ~ diminish the expenses of foTeclosilg mort
cages I'm equity
And il appearing that the said Stephen Sentei
and Ellen Maria Scnter reside without the state
50 that the usual process Of subpoena cannot b,
served upon them agreeably 10 law; aud tina
/. they have not had legal notice of the pendenc,
Of said petition
! II is therefore ordered by said court that ths
Substance Of said petition, together with this or
der, be Published three weeks successfully in tn,
Orleans Independent Standard, a paper publish
ed in Irasburgh in Orleans county, the last pub
LEGATION to lie at least twenty days previous 10 thu
next stated term Of said court to be begun an,
held st Irasburgh in said Orleans county, on tn
fourth Tuesday of June, 1850, which pubiicatioI
shall he deemed sufficient notice 70 the said Ste
phen Senter and Ellen Maria Senter, 10 appen
aud Make answer to said petition.
BY order OF Court.
4 \. w. BINGHAM, Clerk.
J. 4. DIcKERNAS, Solicitor. l9w3
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SPRING 6 SUMMER FASHIONS,
BY J. NJ. YEZEY.

A Ls0-BroadcIoths Cassineres. Fancy Doe
~ skins, Marseiiles. BRANDING silks, Silk and
Aohair Lasting Black and Red silks, aad Pinsh
felgets, together with desirable stock ofTailorss
tim MINIS, Just selected from Boston market,
which viii be sold on reasonable terms. -
~ y. Cutting done for others 70 make, and
trimmings If desired. - z =
Coventry, April is tsss-isa
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MILO SHEPARDS ESTATE.
STATE OF yEKM ONT,


At a Probate Court held AZ InasbargH, ia said
District on the Sd day Of May. A. d. 1860:
WHEREAS, Nelson Rand. administrator on
The estate Of MILO SHEPARD, late of Crafts
bury ia said district, deceased, intestate
proposes TO render an account OF his admin
isiratiou, and 10 present his account against
SAID estate Tor examination AMI allowance foT
the purpose Of making partition and distribusiou
Of the residue Of said estate, under decree d
said court, among the persons who are by law
entitled TO the same:
II is therefore ordered BY said court that the
same come uHder consideration and be heard al
the Probate Office 10 irasbnrgh on the 2sth day
Of June, a.. u. 1860. se s.
And i is further ordered, that all persons in
terested be notified hereof 10y publication of 8
cop, Of the record Of this order in the ORLEANS
independent Standard printed al IFsst,argh ,three
weeks excessively previous 70 said time OF hear
ing, That they may appear and contest the allows
ance q said account, If they see Cause: and also
1e heard by said court 10 the matter Of partii
iSa and distribution Of said estate
81. CARPENTER, Judge.
true copy of record. Attest,
z9W3 NJ. CARPENTER. Indsa
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STATE OF VERMONT, ut is ordered by
DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, SIS. Sthe Probate Court
for the district aforesaid, that all persons con-
cerned De notified to appear before said court at
4 session thereof to be holden at Irasburgh on
the oath day OF May next, 10 show cause if any
they may have, why the liberty and authority
requested in the foregoing application should
not be granted and that for that purpose the
said application, together with this order, be
published in the Orleans Independent Standard,
printed at Irasburgh, three weeks suscessiyely
as soon as may be. a4
In witness whereof have hereuntO af-
fixed the seal of said court, and sub
q. 81 scTibed my name at Irasburgh in said
district, this twenty-seTenth day OF
April, A. ID. 1850.
ISw3 MARSHALL CARPENTER, Judge.
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STATE OF VERM ONT,
ORLEAN Ms COTNTY SIS

WILLIAM B. COLE, &
ZENAS c. COLE, late
partners in trade under
the name and style of Vim.
b. Cole q Co.,, 4 L.W. Clark
and Zenas c. Cole, late part
ners in trade under the name
and style Of Cole & Clark,
V.
STEPHEN SENTER and
ELLEN MARIA SENTER.
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OF vEtsMO ONT

" " . BIlNuIIAlAJ NitI n,
n. T. SHEAFE, Solicitor. l9w3
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ALEYANDER WRlGaT S ESTATE,

N. ". EINGHAl, Elerk.
GEORGE TUCKER, Solicitor. l9w3
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J. Z. DIoKERNAN, Solicitor. I9w3
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-10-31
DiptIlcria, or Sore Throat, and
its Cure.

This singular disease, which has thus for
seemed 10 b,f the skill Of our best physi'
clans, has become go prevalent, and has
been SO generally fatal, that any suggestion
10 teEofd to its cure will hardly prove unin'
terestlng. Its causes are not known, and
thetelofs the treatment has heretofore Been
merely experimental but its pathognomic
symptoms are go diversified and dissimilar,
that in many instances the throat OF the pa
tient closes, and he dies before his diseass
has been discovered. In the early stages OF
the complaint, which is always accompanied
by soreness and swelling Of the throat, let
the patient use simple solution Of salt and
water, as gargle, every fifteen minutes
At the same lime moisten piece Of flannel
with solutioti OF the same kind, made warm
as the patient can bear il, and bind it around
the throat, renewing it az often as the gdr-
gle is administered, and 10 the dsean time
sprinkling fine salt between the fsnnel and
the neck. Use inwardly some tonic or stim-
ulant. either separate y, or II the prostration
be great, use both together. This treatment,
s1msy NJ ssep, Y simple, spdifuae1 nlthe
eSrlieE assgsa 81 he diseass. will efEeca !
complete cure.- Gin. Gassite.