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Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

Brass Goods.
E0NsIsTING IN PART OF
Hose Couplings Racking Cocks,
BloD Cocks Bottng Cocks,
stop Cocks, Beer Pumps
Beer Cocks Hose Pipes,
Hose Blbbs, Bath Plugs
Shampoo Cocks, Steam Whistles
with full assortment of Steam Gauge Cocks Valves
Oil Cups, &c, for sale by
SELBY 81 co.,
apo-my 22 and "a street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22
PATENT SEAMLESS CAPS.

FHNlE undersigned having been appointed Agents
y in this State for the sale of these CELEBRATED
CAPS, have now on hand and will receive by every
steamer small Assorted Invoices which offer to the
trade in lots to suit at small advance upon the
FACTORY PRICES.
These Caps manufactured from the finest grades
OF fleece WOOL woven on the crossfber system into
very beautiful and most durable fabric. The
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.

SATURDAY, April 21st 1860.
Miss Champlin Yuba city Peters Oregon Hill
Mrs Green Dogtown Patterson 0royile
Mrs Rollands a c JuanP Keenan, Knights land'g
Jones Dogtown VIM Markham Sa River
l. 0'Donnell Shasta Foster
Mcclure Weavervile Bordwell La Porte
q Churchill Nevada II NJ Benson city
John Eysns Wisconsin Clarke Oroyille
+ Jones " A Gilman "
Mr. Jasint Forbsown p Ford San Francisco
II Fox San Francisco j NJ Pack city
w Turner Cherokee Geo kingsbury Tehama
Healty " Jas Hines Stone creek
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

SELF PoIsoNISe.-Augustus Lewison, a ma
tive of Prussia, committed suicide in San
Francisco, Thursday, by swallowing arsenic
Oflate, he had betrayed symptoms of Insanity.
TIE Opposition Convention in Tennessee
nominated Hon. John Bell for the Presiden-
cy. In speech of considerable length, he
accepted the nomination.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

TIcKEr swndlers still carry on their bus
iness in New York with impunity. The Tri-
bune fears that bill before the Legislature
for their suppression will be of little service
for the want Of certain provisions
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22
ALADAsTEE MARBLE QUARRY,
April 10. 1850.


DEAR HABRY The wonders will never
cease. On yesterday, we in quarrying rock.
found an entrance to the most beautiful cave
you ever beheld. On our frst entrance. we
descended about fifteen feet. gradually. To
the entrance Of the room, which is ono bnn
dred by thirty feet. At the north end
there is the most magnificent pulpit in
the Episcopal church style that mao has seen
1t seems that it is, and should be called he
Holy Of HOLES. 1t is completed, with the
most beautiful drapery of alabsster sterities
OF all eolors. varying from white to pink red.
all overhaDging the beholder Immediately
under the pulpit there is a beautiful lake Of
water, extending to an unknown distance.
We thought this all, but to our great admi
ration, on arriving at the center of the first
room, we saw an entrance to inner chamber
still more splendid, two hundred by one hun.
dred feet, with the most beautiful alabaste er
overhanging in every possible shape of dar-
perry. Here stands magnitude, giving the
instant impression of power above man /;
grandeur, that defes decay antiquity. that
tells Of ages unnumbered beauty. that the
touch OF time makes more beautiful use
exhaustless for the service Of man strength
imperishable as the globe, the monument of
eternity-the truest earthly emblem Of that
everlasting and unchangeable, irresistible
majesty by whom aud for whom all thinos
were made WN. GwyNy
Lime Merchant Marysviuo.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

RESOLUTIONS have been introduced in tbe
Pennsylvania Legislature, contemplating the
purchase of that portion of Virginia known
as the "Pan Handle It empowers the Gov
ernor to appoint three Commissioners. to meet
a similar number to be appointed on behalf
of Virginia to negotiate such cession.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22

New CAVE OF Ell -DoRADo.-We publish.
cd an account, yesterday, Of a new cave dis
covered in FL Dorado county, near Whisky
Bar, some thirty-hve miles from Sacramento.
1t seems that some workmen were engaged in
excavating marble to burn into lime, when
they suddenly broke into this cave, which is
described as one of the most beautiful ever
discovered. l, is Of unknown extent,and lined
with the whitest of marble as well as orna-
manted with brilliant stalactes and glittering
spar. The Bee publishes the following letter
concerning it from Mr. Gwynn, Of Marys
vile, who is now at the locality. 1t is ad-
dressed to Mr.. Holmes, Of Sacramento:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-03

ii HISpv LEEDS 90 WI sci at s,~ion On rues
Day, D-cemher - 100 o'c'ocs, q NE sAleuoon- No
lArr sale o. Jspas - 0ocsa comprxns over 10 cssss
tut rec-ved ship Union TO hs uAde and ker~ mis- viii
Prrseui ore ,propssg fw sn2ps eclss u, osy large
VI IN the mAykst III Are " BE- cold vnbup resva eDagt
ns n Asmmeus M se1uere6( blnrk. brown and
asued Trays asoyed acquersd uupe DO vhA ccven lAc
brvb sler ., I'D inlAdsbsss. sAswi asd ha.dhsrcef
H1es isve do, aosea and sS supevb sc,ds FROM
nbco Bycc~s syge .ssssne.s ~ nesuuful Cnina y, |.
Bottles u dir.ren, - snd ssr sleas China bamboo
Ycrms- so~ All sums o. 600 and usdsv go; oye-tess
ssounl four rop.s Tor approved paper sA ~ fcs
Sab
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aAH.Ea A. ApCTuOy.


HENRY u. LEADS AUCTIoNHgR
III henry LEEDS 20. viii sen al auction, ON
ssrsesosy pecemoer o. II O'CLOCK In NE gallery NO. ~
a hne ? lection Of modern Oh Rsn.inxh ey
yemen and he alan N.hts among them VII %
tonnd : ID. P.eos y ,royon: 80 Cabi0et Ssm..
~ knSsne Yer occkhoven ,n<r'ors, BY vmismin;
ree'g. Ian Past he Metz Landscape, by smlls LIMB.
neI Vsryrsys CORES g-iber sih hre kys from
ne ssss o. Lsmu ems salmon 4. ysron. Laehsre NO
.erman, Kuwsssrg Dhz 40 fhese gAintnxs having
been purchased direct from the artists reliable s'nrce
shove srs NV xhi,fi N. With Catalogue.
John LEvlsoE AUCIIONEgR- OFFICE $50 30 wH8Y.
tire Fur ure nAned 10 dwelling houss ~ West bonsu
sstng o. rosewood sul velvet CArpess, siie
arda handsome srors kxtepsion Tables nns on Paint
pls Bngvavinsa lima Glassware and Kit hoo Furniture
Bedding and Table and Toilet lli n BSale positive
rain rhine.
T MoRTARTy AUCTIoNDER, Will SILL. THIS DAY
-. o. LIS chatham ct 10 An Fuyunuro iron manu-
factnreS and from fani gc Assornent also oil RANT
nxs Clocks Csrpes 4lass~are Dry aid faocy Goods with
. variety of other goods TOO numerous " mention.
IoHR Il. BURLBY. AuCTIOR1BR-wILL SELL, THIS
tay Of l0i O'Clock II lbo @ resne street. iouston
AL the Furniture sad bonse coo.sng OF Msrbefop Suits
oedstosrs Bureaus Washssnds Cbsrs 1abrs Sofaa Tee
Atees IO kirg Gasses Chandeliers Gas Futures feather
Beds Bedding ROSEWOOD ViAnoirts and dsmask Our
tAns Brussels and other rsrss ocloths COOKING Stoves
Kitchen Furniture with which the sae will commence. Tho
HOuse TO
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ErrsASr FIRST rAS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
kcA rror su's Arwc brons~s Mayble Groups aad rare

and vana Ne rMsung. A.
Tbs day, MDHDAY). pec- q Al loSs O'Clock.
eshrscag he eppr- psrnr fiains chamber ard ~
brsry ~ No lh1 Twenty ry be
seventh aad gh The rnrnknrr v AL
hsv been sale V orre, two ronsss age and smprsc,
which 81 be perempsry sold 70 ~ hshem bidder rain
Offering essrNrdnary Ind 1ocusn's boseksepers
trade Canscr n bOna~ ena~s In part 81 superb
octave Ptsncforte sl md Cover elegant n,.c mar
bic Pedeess srYmounted hrp~Te too full
Of solid ~ood PArl~ Furniture cov~rsd In md
rpd brorxe vich and 10 pevfecs der rneewod
Bic brrcase Asd scs ru-aiss ru hsh CAars
snd Lsupses password r.cspao. Ch.rs ge French pies
Rrunrs. rtca msael vssc. rshe grosps and Figures ID
PNlnunsa French q rch Chnnde taperasy
Csrpe rosewood Bsd~seaAr. hair MATTRESSES
and Bedlrs rosesood dressing -urssus Dvsns -ofss coz
tsr~ and Ch.ira c1h eriensnn Tsb~ dinog
Chairs Oh Uhna silver Wars, ruby AMI Uysal cui elAs
viii qr.ndiy not enumerated Also, superifr Iron
safe " r. Pstriras maize portable Hester and Of
Colts Ave al anlme~A Ca
tjognea BE- o. aimed ., the houss.
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n MRv 0RnDR, AuCTJOrHnR
II 0yoceYea, pame, Sugar, tiqnTA D. % n0r1Av,
Decsmb~r q IOH osocs u Ne srtrn sscre ls< William
rsst ~ socs q ernecy aso-e oarrss r-ased saxss
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~ For Albany and Troy. connesung Win he New York
Certvn Railroad. for An poina Wsst Worth and soh
and viii the Northern Kalruad for sarAoSA inland,
Burinsion Pissburs Rorses Point urde.spurs and Mon
Twenty sirsh sstion Fe~ York folowp-ror Abs
ny n and sP. Rrpr-ss and 10 ~ A. =. Rxpres NAL
yors,nle. ros Waite Plans sls A. a1 ard sio =
whrs depot stnpping ri all stations For Williams
Rrdre n A. " AMI s3 PlN. from rveny sIsth de
pos stopping al For williams Bdg~ II a. Y. ~
ard s.IurdAy oal from wen,y srih 20, de-
A \ ADD 80 r. Ea~s Albany. Us Al And as z, u
szprss train. Aibsnyi IA A; - Las. Albany, Ills A
tons above Tremont; whhe Piasna sl0 30 and 10 A. Y
and 40 stopping ~ all s,Auons; Williams BrdEe "
A ~ and r. n. Al all stations Williams Bridge
IN ~ "Wednesday and Saturday ouyD, aoppng II All IA
ncrs JOHN BuRCHTLL, Aspistant superinieoieni
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nR WATSON INVITES vHoTR WHO ARE AFFLICTED
~ with csrin form q a. ease 70 call 81 his resdsnce 80
Pre- street second bl,cs N Broadway where b.
guarantees percc without hinorsnce " nusinsss OF
cfsrHe IN respect Dr was,ns worh The vauscs md
Cuye,n debfy eeease, b. 9Th highly fn bel
nj, may b had , Lent - Broafway Price VI
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CHUu An nAR1y gRAYn-nRAD TIE YRrvAYn
- N~dlrl rrsaaiss, bysDy warS regularly sd,oaed ply
vssN .Ay e.suh Dr. wasd up1 cay dlsaes npo. s,es
h6 bonA srvAa BIS renedtes and woaADe1A ~ ms s1~
oD6u y ~ vgh-Ars psspareA non rfetDe spent b
~ peae hsphah, md ao-x @en6ed prsehss Dan anv
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EDwARp sclIRycx, AuCrloNxER.
~ INPORfER's SAX OF

IL
SUPERB rHgNCH AND Es9LlsB FANCY GOODS
By r y. H. sCHFNuK, on Tuesday and Wedncstay, th
and inst n l0 clock Al tsetr sasero,n NO 4l Brosi
rse o. the me-, superb Yhnry 3oois his season
assortment II entirely patiefns
and dssigns Jufi i'm ported cposisng u
rISs BROsZE- srPRRB PARrAS YTgrRBs,
KLE3ANr BhDNLE, ORMOLU AND MARBLE CLoCKs
sEykEs AND FNRHCH uiIHA VASES,
DDunAr Al FRgnCu vHINA DrrNDR sErS.
sursRB our AND BOHEMIAN gLassWAag
EI.EgArr ORuOLU 80Oir, SILVER PLATED WARn
And large variety % ofh-r elegant Fancy tsoo3a
The s te exhsitou Wednesday ~ t,e sNles
room. lies AMI he pu Nc generally invited 70 exarnne
them. Purchasers their gos osreuly packet and
slipped n q snsi coss
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uupRoN RIVER RAuRoAD-YoR ALBANY AND
II Troy cunnecrng with trains korh And Wcsl
Trains leave
IRON csissxRs srn.rr rnos rHIATr rRsr 'rnsrs
RsprsA asd II A. y. ard 73s, nJO A. and s0f. n
rrc, sd Albany Man Gsn SpP.N
sroy ssa Assnx ,.a Leep. pisP-s susasys'aeludsdp.
ro1sSsssps.e nsis, iNAx sAa and Iscrm
and Pm.
a a w. ss ~ e : and Ss \. So and no
Ar SMITH, superiniendens
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nayITL A. MATHEWS 4 co. WILL SELL At AucrIer.
NO ca Cedar street oTpos on,oe . arvs
Of and hand Household removed
for convenience q .e ersssr n pO, q elegant rose GOOD
Llyaxy furniture; teeAted china and not ~Ars.
tvsr ps1et Table Cutlery CArpefs hhTors sovrs
Ostalnruss now rvsdy
nCTCH BClR-YwKNTy CASES At AUCTION
IL Prioes-Hyscsnhs and Lilies se.; rusps Nsrctsrs
0nsSniss Iebnsns, Ira Aannncule~ 10. eAnh:
Crorna per loo Anovdrops To- each Ncs 10 The
70 plant roofs prinA Call o. address r. MURRAY, lS
Psari sussa.
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DRovmBos RDsvRr 1. 10 CHAnBnRs srensr, CAn
u b c.srhsd a. muh- o. eJ Snw nddrtsssd 70 bon Asae
rev y0h Pa ofcA
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L,oR TIE PRunRvArIOH OF HUMAN LTrp-PRl.
II IA. Ccnsutai on DIR. HUHrEn has zoe niry ys.v
eunhned ba senoa dseasea q certain IN whsch ~
has treated lhan nfty tbousAsA ~cui a. IN
ssancs - failure n re@ediss are mild ant tne ~ ~
teFrpton 70 buenees ehAnre ~ Diet Uy. Hputsw u In
coc.,Asi ats.<ssce frm 70 tbe mgnna 1nm 70 = nis
Separate ihAA shs pstsns sses
osc but The eoctos hsn,>1 Booh so7 % grstn
v~,nv,-~n, u~0~vrt n, On Susps uvsavr rxv
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Uyuryu uryRACruD raBu ov CfhR9u ION yHn
j poor 20 Tss~dAy sAch .seh 70 70 oo.1 seeeA
sprovsd rss. frru no w 90 - 70 Bod s1ssA rs~
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UCTroN BALE OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
N J-vslry Diamonds 1c- A. N. CkISTAI AR auction
No . Bowery ell sell Wednesday Nh inst Al l0x
O'Clock large sod vaus be ssnrtm Of class Watches
consisting % fon hunting IS double time Watches Eng
ish patent psts and skeleton Leverr full jewered self
winding and die
and enameed Watches silver hunting patent Le-ers
pacqua fsched sver hunting aud face
Anchor and Cylinders. ch ice line Of Diamond ins Rings
Esyy and mouLtsd In the aes styles so dozen lac
goc Pencil Cssex sssored sizes about coo gold Guard
Fob and Vet Chains together WI large assortment OF gold
Lorkets Ale Kings. Bracelets and various
oher articles Of Jewey too numerouo nsnsion Catalogues
ready morninx NJ sale Terms The above sale will
be found wei worthy the attention Of store keepsrs and
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UCrION NOTICB-PARvIES ABOUT REMOVING
"A VII find 10 their advantage 70 call The Great Metro
potan Express Nos lao vAyrk snd and King stree All
knds u furniture removed with AL kinds OF fur niure
ho,ed shippcr all pars OF the world; pAnofores
nAry painss 40. Four horse wagons for removing fAmi
lies in The country city;
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IN svo, wTYH YLArRs-sDCorD HDryToE.-Ynxm
81 rHs cuissuI4ioH or HoRss RHlwAys pos
BaAECH Lss snp rVn srssn fRArSIo.
rssyss.s sy yosH vsAJI No " msh Hobon. La
- aaAnd.
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q ~ Yrp niA State celt bonds
400 Worth Caclina per cent bonds.
UoO his And Missouri Lake =. b. per eent construction
eco Missouri State rer cent binds.
goo venDeesee State per eent bondu-
3UQ0 Ia Crosse aud Nil vsuxee H. r. ID mortgage bonds
Ntr regular sale THURSDAY, December Regular
auction tkes Of socks snc bonds MONDAY ard TAU IL
DAY, day when required. l2x o'clork the
sale No 81 William the Merchants
Bichapre desired Stcks and Bonds bought and sold
AtnEsr II NIOOLAY.
,oneer and Flock Broker. 81 WAnam street. Wall
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
RrIv1CIAL TEETH -RBAUrryuf, AND sUBrAp.
a tai pure silver ouv ~. nns gid phn1ma
eB single Tceh 81 reeh ned and est.ar~d wfshous
ess pain superinr bone hirr 70 c~rts 81 S9
A RTirfCIAL BONE r1LLIr9 FoR DEC .yHD rBBvB,
n In while soft whhru, a~hirs tseb.
,hells be Misi vita BY The stssovevrr ~
PA RsOr, NJ ID Removed 70 $50 Broadwsy near seven-
tesnth street
BEAUTIFULLY MADE surs ov rwuvH go TO ss-
ID Unobssrvsbs sef hardening tooth -olored f1r
aing front and kni.r ierh without pan. Dv LuranR,
Bra<wAy, inventor o. In safety ~ orosorn inhaler.
nR J, O. K1sTsDy, DrrrrsT, II a. RuuovxD TO
~ ls bovery, thee door, below Spring vhere
hss extensive facilities for Inserting Nh beauufui he
Teeth ~ unusually low prices Wbole o. der
gold from t25. or silver from - pAtAl goh.
froa ~ each t0oh; % on silver, firm o.
IL. eRXDUAruD supGs psrvrr
70 70 Wess fvsrfy ptrh q est
Betvesn BruAiway and sirah avenues
DAINLWr TOOTH pxyRAcrI0s MyH0Ur -
u ne o. cAoruforn. ee- ty o. anvsuphvrnses
bhTbk1 hes hsey invvnsd snd psiened an ppe,s,D 70
NE painless srtrscton ~ seh srd .rmps ~.
ynp Ne sane from p -scn q ~, ysl ~. 49,
"a Imprpyemsuts yonh Hled Terms ow bon4 sr~eA
suvpss Of Bcwsry Psa~s riss Ne Dsl wsh py esahsva
U,uryu uryRaCrup paBp ov CrfhRgu roR yHn
| u poor 20 Tss~day sach .seh 70 70 oos1 se~sA
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n Onn AC1Bs OF THE RICHEST LAND IL wnsT
O.UUU reyAs for SALE rent e1chasg~ situated CO
- bsnls Of lbs river nsdna tsiress nile. west q" sac An
q unbsr and . failing ,ply Of pure water fhs
osaAe fertile and tAe healhirn tas
While hscra vAHey Title guaranteed. sid b one 'ot
- co. viii 10 sAhsn Pt remain % boed AMI mort
rage ~ required Apply 70 GEO hACDoAA- H. AnsoaIo
3Nxas
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Sold by order OF James Burnet

DAwNBRoKER's sALn.-RICHARD WALTERS AUG.
hoe eer will u a auction tore No Is East Broadway
Wednesday Decsmte n i0s o'cock quantity Of
and wemens Clothing, Watches Jewelry 6uns Piaois BY
order, p SCH ASSI8Mk1, Bis Houzsou street
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DAWNRROKBRS sAID.-WM. @. Br00INS WILL
sell this Monday a 10 O'Clock Al SIS Second avenue
thirty se~ond STREET Shswls Dresses Bankss Quilts
Pillows Piece Goods, &C. ~ order OF W. hIaGIhs Licensed
RAwrbruker
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DAwsBROEERis SsLE-rHIs DAY. DDDRMBKR B.
at lnR o'clock q. JOHN MykTlAER5, is East Rroad.
way large sortme Mt Of unr~doemed pledges oousrnx
Spreads Blankets sbAwls, Mems and Women Wearing
rawnioEer, u Cashsrine street. OF Monros
airset New York. =
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-19

BRoSCHITIs.-This sure forerunner of Con-
sumption can be instantly relieved and perma-
nently cured by the use Of DIR. J. R. Stafford's
Olive Tar and Iron and Sulphur Powders. The
Olive Tar allays pain and heals soreness and in
fammation, and the Iron and Sulphur Powders
converts the waste or worn out particles of the
blood into gases, which are elected from.the
body by the pores, instead Of being deposited as
phlegh. The testimonials Of many prominent
and well known persons are contained in PAM
phlet, which viii be sent free by mail to any adj
dress. See advertisement in this paper. 4I:l
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-19
TATE OF VERMO ONT,
- DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, SIS.

AT a Probate Cour. held at Irasburgh, within
and for the District aforesaid, on the l2th day Of
October, A. d. 1860.
An Instrument purportng to De the last VIII
and Testament OF Eleazer Scott, late of Green's
boro, in said District deceased, was presented
to the Court here for Probate, by Josiah n.
Stevens, the Executor therein named.
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said Court, at session
thereof to be held at Iras5urgh, the eth day Of
November, A. d. 1860, and contest the probate Of
said WILL and it is further ordered that this order
be published three weeks successfully in the Or
leans Independent Standard, newspaper print
ed at Irasburgh in this State, the last of which
shall be previous to the day assigned, as afore'
said, for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office
at Irasburgh, this 18th day Of October A. d. 1850
43w3 NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
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Agents a.aritsfaHt G t'afUeH' *, West AI-
faHe b. q H8vey Aat;a gfaEshnfF, statt,
Is5ness Il Co Etsi eraHsfess q 81 >ifsreaH.
lf8wul.e'aH, Wen. s AaaHaH eaeti NtoH
t,.ittar a. Searav Natteu S ItetFH s sons
raats I'5sia lsssas Fii3av. Derby esngeF. q A.
Hsert. IS Ca nefaey i5fr q y. ia 'a7l eloFrF,
Wfssle.ay Nafth TFaq VI Gf7ean. sos E ltrN4
An = s4s5.ae- Gaseassara'. 4 q EaAh}if
Neweart. b. Robinson s. CO. irastuseA. a G..
RauAt Gsxgutrg, : hinsHaiA
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-19
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JENELRY

= F. COWLES of Coventry, has on hand one
o. of the best assortments Of Clocks, Watches,
and Jewelry, that was ever brought into Coven-
try, and which he viii sell remarkably cheap
There is one thing upon which he prides himself,
and that is in the goodness Of his wares His
goods are the product Of no slop-shop, got up
especially to cheat folks with, put are made oy
honorable workInen. He has only to refer to
former patrons in proof of what he says
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-19
ESTRAY.

GAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
" about the middle Of September, one small
wearing brindle heifer. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. A. JAMESON.
Irasburgh, October Is, 1s60-43w3
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-19
Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, influenza, EAonrseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Inciptent COM
sumption, and for the Relief
Of Consaznptivs Patients
AZ advanced Stages
OF Gho Disease.
This Is remedy 50 universally known 50 sirpass any
other for the cure o. threat sua lung CEN aints that u
Il useless here t. publish the s71ance q It's virtues rs
nnrivalIsd excellence for coughs and solos ana It's truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease have made Il
known throughout tia civilized nations OF the eatlh.
Few arc the communities, Families anionE theH
who have not personal experience OF us effects -
some living trophy in their MIDST Of its victory over the
sute and dangerous disorders Of the throat ana lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these DISORDERS ana
as they know the effects Of this remedy We need it
40 more than TO assure them as i has now all the VT
tues that it did when making tho cures which nave
won so strongly upon the confidence Ct mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. C. AYER * CO., Lowell. Haas.
AGENTS Charleston. g Carpenter, y est ~
banv. E. c. Hogey North Graitsbury, scott, 'ien
ness & Co, East Craftsbury, 4. u. simpson
Bloomington, W S. Addison, Brownlneton Zen
ter, J. A. Seavey, Barton, Josiyn y son
Derby Center, G. A. Harris & Co., Derby Line
I T. c. Butler, Glover b. Wbittiesey, North roy
4 VIM Gilman, South Troy, Akin smaltey
/ Greensboro a. c. Babbiti, Newport ]. Robin
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