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7 ARGEsT CIRCULATION OF ANY
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THE INDEPENDENT
Is nav scirslsdg,d TO be not Oaly Of the most sac
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tho county Il circutes thsusho1. the entire North from
A.De 10 Oregon and Also sduy making its way into the
Border Slave States II, corps Special Contributors numbers
mere of the dstagassi wri.es in American Lerssure
than can De Lsaed By any oLer similar publication Among
these coatrb,ors sre M HARRIET BKRcHER STowE author
Of nUn:s Tome Ca,ia;o Jony @. WHITTIER, the Quaker
POET the Rev. HEyRY WARD BEEcHBR lone Of whose ser
asur revived b. himself, appears in THE INDEPENDENT
every weeA1 2e Rev. s1.PHEs Il. TYse, Rector Of st.
G.orses Chapel 1, th, city wbose writings instructive to
all ree.as Hos.r GRBKLxY furnishes regular weekly
article O. publ; affairs JAyRs RUSSELL LOWELL, the web
lrOpn Poet and Prosssor WILLIAM PAGE Of the first Of
A..xisn sr,s. whose contributions Of equal weight
With Ra,kns BAYARD TAYLOR whose Interesting sketches
and personal "reminiscences of distinguished and
are row appearing every week the Rev. THEODORE CoYER
o, Brooklyn WH M. EvARTs, etq, Of the New'York Bu
Es,s EDsA DEAN PRocToE, editor Of "BeecheE's Lie
thoughts" John Bgelow, o. The NewYcrk Everhg Posts
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Haven the Rev RICHARD s. sroRRs Jr D. d. Of Brooklyn;
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p-ook,Vn Wide-Awake Parade.-The rorte Of thl

p-ookiyn Wide-Awake Parade.-The roete Of this
pr,e wnbe ss follows IRON 4hst E y ~ VA o1s b
10 MynIs though Myteav 10 Chnon-av through Tlntoa 70
through lafayette 10 Fstbnshay thioHen fs Du
sv Bridge u 70 WllSugh5y through WI wi S s ~
h sub Douglas through Doug and Co1rt 10 etcket
cItt TO clinton throusa Clinton ard Fulton to Fulton Ferry,
where tie Pi''S''''D va JEsSE C. SMITH, Mar.hsl
-1.I-V 1Ieuutaiu Republican Club Of Kings
a, ,,ay NJ Executive posd viii THIS (fhurstayl
T"ShG AZ HesoqusTters at u o'clock Important hnincial
hu'iIess de m~na' iu'i B. F. AUD5ETT, President
Uy,,,,.x w CooDHcH, Secretary.
-. xutJe xVakes, headqusrters Stuyvessn. Insi.
ohou 70, -, R'osotTsy COMPANY, 0rdeT hoR hew-Yok,
Hoy ltGO su: You ace hssDy nSN VI ,I ~ ~ mestine
% S ogements l'i The Ne Soafgh
ss2 = 49, @ 10 ,jpr of UEO r. HOPfEh C.Ps WALrsR
KoACa, Orderly. NOTe.-ENeIy oT lns H. Itov. rectiop
Drsstt a,a io!a In tho cur last eIcuI'oA Ds'''0 e
Iyth Ctnsre,sOnal Distriet.-,he Ps0P" ls ~ III
6tb IN 40 a. M - erds invited u alt.Du .s -
Tita T. - ~ of hsaIi the question Slscqs 6 ca as -
ne ~, sSa ms of JObN 70 5ep
resent u, M r Cor gfsss Ihs siaSs nJe'n ~ order
bIsJIsIS fAtIcz, secie.sry. A n. pn4A> >, -
Jbirtscnth Ward Wfhe-A wax es ana ~ q ec,n a n
HnDlin nmgs sigD Clao WI as,s asssS sTnaermrn.s fJ'
.so-lns w. u. ELLIOT, President
g cr.Gs1ex. TaGSnss. Secretaries.
rts.,een,h ward Wide-Awahes wi meet ( heSd' %
osaI ~ ,ssaS Ia NJ on FRIDAY EVENINS; 10Y SU "a
sS ~ bs ssvegs Repubesn Association o. we m'
T. Palace Garden.
J. f. SBsORB, Csptin.
II NEsBIT. Orderly
} L. CsADwlcK, Secretary.
south Brookiyn Wigwam. Mass Asstasf e. w n ~
EVEkING THGRSDAY EFEnIN0 tho d. cIoRCE
MlLLIREN y. =. CLEVELAND Q! C0nn' Ans "N"''NN
FLCkJiAA Of Ecw.YolE
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RepuNlissap, P,saas Rs.iaeas,Sps assSsN Meeting
R.,ussSI S afss ssss ST sna rail-, @ to .y c'u., nd
''O'' II The sfiOa.' Hon WIN. H SEWARD.
TIE HON TESRP s9abaoY c'' ''''
Tss The Hon HSa %kt!aM %ktaM Sghf.s q faToS4rs
Cen JAMES w ME-
Z DiLkFIELo SMITH,
STEWART L. H. owooDFoRD,
ERSoERItR IRE RI ! ,SAfP' gAPP'
D.. ADOLpHUs DOUAI,
ELLIOTT Il sHEPH ARD,
And other speakers Will be present and sddre" the eeuns
~ ''1'' '-' DANIEJ D. CONOvER, President,
p.brIaynn.D Ed 4 MaSissanhs ssi4a, vice-Prss''s
y. T; &c 0hsysI.ASD' G' Secretaries
SSszSI ;f$zS sSSzs sSSbsE osr Committee
6StEs G6S s. S%REN0E EEARY EFASS ri ScaRp
sANDFoRD L. MAZE MsCFo%BER iIiss YI''' ~ ''''''''''
j. AUSTIN STEVENS, jr, Ron. Csu.,.l
John ED WARDS, CsgDaisp sSp IsosT Ciat.
HIRAM BARNEY, 0eNPNs" ''D''
S.B. BUTCHER Pres. Wide Awake CesIal Com
CHAs. ROGERS. Pres. Young Mems Rep. Ulton
yoT Third sagdS7sSiDop pis,st
oenD~., MASS MEEIlNg c..,,,...
JOHN {. MATHER,
Wi be held at
LAIRD'S FIFTH WARD HOTEL,
On THURSDAY EVENING. Nos. /, 1880
The following wei gentlemen have been invited and
will positively address the meeting: .
Gov CHAS. j HELM, Judge NJ CONNObk1,
Gov AND, EWING, Jodge SAML D. BOVINE,
Hon. JAS. Il BRADY. Hon III. NJ HYDE
Hon hIRAM WALBRIDGT Hon. w C DEHITT.
Hcn H. X TILLOU, OLIVER LELAND,
Hon. PETER L. CUTLER SEbAH SOUlRES,
HENRY A. MOORE, Gen. y h v. WRIGHT,
JAMES D. LITTLE, JOHN u RlkEH
Col C. III. BRACkEfT, STEPHEN T. RUssELLb
Hon A. J. DELANEY
Arouse Democrats ali glorious country
Rally tonight stand by the who fought
gssny your sht la the Senate Of this state Democrats
and Union men, the rescue.
WM LOGAN HEKBERT, Chm. Com. OF Arrangements
Taos MUSRoE }saro,,,iss
MICHAEL MORTON, }'N'0'
Republican Central Campaign CLUB -hesdqaA-t
NJ Ernal lEax q
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THOMAS B. VAN BUREN,.
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JOHN s. D0WlCK.
For Surrogate
DAVID X. JAQUES.
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JOHN KEYoER.
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w,pK AWAKE HEADQUARTERS, Nswyork Oct 30 1890,
S..s In conformity With re Iol1 dons Of WIDE
V.unS 1GFSI'hAL COMMITTEE, the Wsfd and lndepsn,
, Io,A ssIe Clubs Of this City will parade FRIDAY
Nov 2 and attend the County Rathcaon Meeting
fsTucusS ." w nj. GILLESPIE A5jutsrt
At Hesdqusrters No. 6l8 Broadway, from 20
Gof
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-20

The BEARD.--A writer in the Lynn
REPORTER says:
"The deaths by consumption have
decreased some fifty per cent, per annum
among the stone cutters of Quincy, Mil
ton, Rockport, and the marble works of
Vermont, since they have ceased shaving
and given nature her sway in matters
she may be supposed to understand.
Workmen in Western -four mills; GOLFERS
in the numerous mines of the Middle
States; miners at Galena, Dubuque and
the copper regions Of Lake Superior /;
employers in drug mills, drivers, engin-
GERS, arctic navigators; residents in low,
wet countries, and thousands of artisans
whose employment is prejudicial to
healthy lungs, generally wear the mus
tache as sanitary rather than an
ornamental appendage TO the face of
manhood"
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The Pryor AND Porter QUARREL.
Washington, April 13.-In accepting
Mr.. Pryor's challenge, Mr.. Potter wrote
Mr.. Lander, saying that he did not see
any ground for hostile quarrel on so
trivial cause, and he deprecated duel
ling, but as there was an evident pur-
pose to pursue him TO that extremity, he
accepted, with the bowie knife for the
weapon. Hence, while condemning the
practice of duelling, he felt there was no
alternative but to meet the necessity in
the manner proposed. Mr.. Potter also
delivered to Col. Lander private letter,
which probably had been prepared in ex-
pectation of such a contingency. 1t re-
capitulated, somewhat, the alleged quar-
rel, and stated that he regarded the cause
of free speech as imperiled in his person,
and was determined to vindicate TO the
last extremity bis own personal rights,
as well as those Of his constituents
Such is the substance of his note, which
may or may not be published. He and
his friends regarded this whole difficulty
as furnishing evidence of the settled pur-
pose either to intimidate him into sub
mission or to compel resort exposing
his life to unequal chance. The refusal
to accept Col. Lander's voluntary cartel,
occasions much comment. He regarded
the rejection of Mr.. Potter's terms and
the language accompanying it, rehec-
ton upon his principal, and acting upon
the precedent in the Graves and Cilley
case, substituted himself
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Special Notice to the Orleans
Association.

Inasmuch as there is to be Missionary Con-
vention at Barton, the first week in May, which
the members of the Association will wish to at
tend,-and inasmuch as the regular meeting of
the Association comes only two weeks after, it
has been suggested that the Association hold
meeting in connection with the Missionary meet
ing,-do up the necessary business, and if there
should be time to attend to any Of the regular ex-
ercises do SO, and lay others till the August
meeting.
The Scribe does not feel authorized to change
the time for the regular meeting, but he makes
the suggestion as above to the m embers of the
Association, and requests them to come to the
Missionary meeting prepared for an Association
meeting, if they should decide on such meeting
when there. A. 4. GRAY, Scribe.
Coventry April, l6, 1850.
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sels 81 secret hah4tA u fssA
% EVEN Father shogli preset eapy 10 bis
sss.
o. lhe dread catalogue 81 hBrusn 1isFase %
irsfuietivs dfaiH sgnn Ihs nFsieu, draNs ~
tsasaHfls o. vie ns through fs@ year, - sur
ieFiHE taau - - unftmeIY grave. Il destroys
Re NeGTaAs sgaiefn. rapidly easfea asag tie
energies - BE- etgsss mental ssrss cement.
ufsFrHts ils psapef deFsia5ss NEST of tbs sysIrEa
Inequalities fsf marriage. soeisfy. haziassz sHa
all sauEiy haHpfasss and isaYss the sufferer
weakened il fAe GeaF aad mimi pfsaisposss 20
Consumption. sa4 fraln ~ evils MFRS 70 be
dreaded thsH asagh fssH VITA She fullest eon-
farHes I asssFs the unlenauafs victims = Self
Abuss. ihsf nsrwAnsnt sha speedy care can 30
s,gaetsd, aHa a3fh Tbs HhandnHmsHf d fulngus
tfsefiees HHkisHts gaH be res,aFsa . febusg,
siEasaas hasIh
AnY psr=aa aaesaa4nr tee tbrsa cent pastsge
stamps vii Fsesiss eepy ~ mail. uaisf seal.
~ 10 FEMALES. II
~ Alss sba essstfs'sd Fsmais naaiAly Pits.
lsaas 6afs as sxtraef 81 Cafiea Rect fsmsay
assd ieF gezFs aHaaHK the female sisses ~ the
assfA, - fsFaa 81 aseest.sn ~ Ira sos f8a the
ersF tine iHeFesaesd iHta FeusrAl nss ffsse one
fiatsr. aeas aHsisF seal ~ mail MaErisa La8iss
alEsl nsl uas gkesn Address - staee
LII HFHElCK, y
ssYi psawsF ia Albany. :. 7.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. +. FARMEh
WEDNESDAY,, April IL. 1850.
At market s2s Cattle. 500 Beeves and lzs
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings two and three years old.
Prices-Aarke, 1eef-Extra 81 60a775 Ist
quality, s675a7 90; I'd quality, So, 50a6,0o; Sd
quality. s3.75a0,00: ordinary, S5,O0a0,oo.
Working Uxen-Ss0al75.
Cows and Cayes-S2sae6.
fearlings-S0Oa00.
Two Years Oh-5l7a2S.
Three Years 0ld-S25s2s.
Sheep and iambs-l950 At market. Extra.
and selections. 3,00a4 80; IN lots 81 ,5oa2.60.
SpriEg Lambs-S0, 00a0.00.
Veal Calves Sales az 50, o0a0, 90.
Swine-00o Western at market.
hides-sas ia per 10.
Taliow-7a7 lac per ID.
Calf Skins--l0ail cts per 10.
lambs Pelts-S0. 100000
Peits-Si ,2sal rs each.
Spring Pigs--O o-oc. Retail, CAGE.
Fat undressed, oo-oc
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ORIGINATED BETTERS.
DR., WlSTAa'S BGLSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

This preparation is a certaid cure for diseases
of the Throat, and Lungs, Colds, Bronchitis
WhOoping Cough Group, Laeipient Consumption
thority that /" Consumption can be cured" nume-
rous instances of complete restoration from this
disease by the use of Balssn can be given.
LETTER FROM ELDER H. L. GILMAN, a mi
mister of the Gospel in Vermont;
GLOVER, Vt, June 20, 1859
Messrs. S. W. FowLE & Co.,
Gents,-I hereby certify that have been trou-
bled for several years with difficulty OF the
heart and lungs, and have applied to several
physicians for help, and have tried almost every
remedy OF the numerous ones which have been
recomme ided without receiving any assistance;
but had been growing weaker and weaker, until,
hearing Wistar's Bdlsdm OF Wild Cherry about a
year since, lcommenced using It with immediate
relief. 1t has not only restored my lungs to
sound state, but am entirely relieved of the diff
hculty or disease of the heart. | have no hesi-
tation in saying that it is the best lung medicine
before the public, and | most cheerfully and
conscientiously recommend it to all persons suf-
lerlng with pulmonary complaints.
H. L. GILMAN.
DR.. FRELEIGH, of Saugerties n. Y says he
cured Liver Complaint Of four years. standing,
that would not yield TO the usual remedies.
ABRAHAM SKLLMAN, NJ. D, of Boundbrook,
n. j., says it is the best medicine for Consump-
ton in every stage, that he has ever known.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
Prepared by S. W. FOWLE & CO, Boston,
and for sale by
r. w. NYE, Irasburgh; ISAAC kIABALL. Gov
entry; ALvAN HovEY, Albany; SABIN ScorT,
Lowell; BUCK g. RICHARDSON, Westfield; Al
KEN & SMALLEY, South Troy; W, c. GILMAN,
North Troy; L. ROBINSON & Co, Lake Bridge E;
KELLEY & ROBERTS Derby Center; T. C. Bur
LER, Derby Line; CHARLES CARPENTER, West
Charleston; VIM. JosLYN & Sons, Barton; D.
WHIrTLEsEY, Glover; and by dealers every
where. 3w4
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. WIkSL0W,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
a Soothing Syrup for children teeth!ng, which
facilitates the process of teething by softenng
the gums, reducing all infammation-wil alsy
all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. De-
pend upon il, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves, and relief to your infants. Perfectly
safe 10 all cases. See advertisement in another
column. 85y1
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-04-20
DIED.

In Westmore, March, 8lst Mrs. Lucy Page
aged 81 years. North Star please copy.
In Boston, March, 3Oth, Mr.. Claudius P. Mat
THE OF Glover. Mr.. Matthie's death was caused
by the kick Of a horse.
In Glover on the sth inst, of Pulmonary Con-
sumption, Mrs. Hannah Mcclellan. aged e5 yrs.