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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-04
STATE OF vERMO ONT,

ORLEANS COUNTY, SIS.
SAMUEL CHENEY,
AUSTIN I. FOSTER, & II CHANCERY.
STEPHEN FOSTER, ORLEANS co.
Executors of D. B. B. COBB, (COURT, DEC.
ys. TERN, 1853.
LEONARD BAILEY.
SAMUEL 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 VIII OF Dam
ieI B. B. Cobb, late OF said Derby, deceased,
having preferred 70 this court their petition in
Chaneery setting forth that said Daniel B. B.
Cobb, IN his lite time had on the ninth day
Of November, A. d. one thousand eight hun
bred and fifty two, duly executed 70 said Leon
ard Bailey, conditioned deed of certain land
living and being in Holland IN said county Of
Orleans. described as follows, viz: The west half
OF lot number eight in the first range and sec
ond division drawn 70 the original right Of Eb-
enezer S. Field, supposed 10 contain eighty
acres more or less, conditioned that If the said
Leonard Bailey, does not pay or cause 70 be
paid 10 the said Daniel B. B. Cobb or his heirs,
executors OF administrators four notes of hand
payable to the said Cobb or order. dated Derby,
November g, 1852, on annual interest for value
received, one note for twenty-five dollars, paya-
BE in one year from date thereof, one note for
fifty-eight dollars, payable IN TWO years from
date thereof, and one note for fty-eighI dollars,
payable IN three wears from date. and the other
Of said notes being for fiffy-nine dollars payable
in four years from the date thereof, then said
deed 10 be null and void, and that the three last
described notes aforesaid are now justly due and
owing, and have not been paid according 20 the
effect Of the same, and praying that the equity
Of redemption OF the said Leonard Bailey IN the
premises may be foreelOsed sgTeeably to the act
10 diminish the expenses Of foreelOsing mortgl-
ges in equity
And il appearing that the said Leonard Bailey
Il gone without the state 50 that the usual pro
cess Of subpoena cannot be served upon him ac-
cOrdfng 70 law, and rlst he has not had legal
notice Of the tendency Of this suit.
II is therefore ordered that the substance o.
this petition. together with this order, be pub
lished three weeks successfully n the Orleans
Independent Standard, 3 paper published al
Irasburgh IN said Orleans county, the last 81
which publications % be al least twenty days
previous 70 the next stated term Of this court,
which publication shall be deemed sufficient
nOiiee 10 the said LsoH&rd Bailey 70 appear and
make answer 70 said petition.
By order Of Conrt.
y. ". BINGHAM, Clerk
y. 7. SHKAFE, Solicitor. isw3
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ULCERATED soRES

Ulcers may arise from a variety Of causes.-as
al those that produce inflammation, from wounds
that have been neglected. specific irritation Of
the sbsorbeHis. from cancer, scurvy, &c. &c.
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LIBERATION.

THIS esriifies that have given nv SIN, Henry
1 W. Haselton, his time during the remainder
of his minority. | shall pay acbis u hs CON.
tracing. nor claim any II bis waqcs after III,
date. WILLIAM HAsELTON.
4. KsfoHrs. Witness.
Ciaariestoa, April 70, Is6e-isws
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SPRING & SUMMER FASHIONS,
BY j. NJ. NEZEY.

A LSO-Broadeioihs Cassimeres. Fancy Doe
- skins, Narseiiies, tiTAnding silks. Silk aud
Mohair Lss;ing. Black and Red Silks. and Plush
Velveis, together with desirable stock Of failors
trimmings, just selected from Boston market,
which viii he sold on reasonable terms.
\. B. Cutting done Cor ofhers 70 make, and
trimmings If desired.
Coventry, April 10, 1sse.-lsd
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TOOTHACHE.

This most distressing com plant may be instan-
,aiieously cured by tie application Of the Lini-
ment- Battle the outside Of the face with the
LniTnsBt, vet piece Of cotton with il and pat
Il in the tooth. For the Ague in the face, nut
well behind the ears; apply a piece Of flannel
9TH the LiniRlsnt. and bind il on the faee
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ALEXANDER WRIsHTs ESTATE.

ITO the Hon. the Probate Court for the Dis
L tfict of Orleans -
Alexander C. Wright, administrator on the
estate of ALEXANDER WRIG HT, late of
Barton, deceased, respectfully represents that
the said intestate did In his life time, enter into
q 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 pay 10 said de-
ceased certain sums Of money therein Speelhed
that he the said Alexander Wright should exc
cute 10 the said Patrick and Michael Logan a
deed of certain lands lying and being IN New
port aforesaid, TO wit: Lots numbered four ~
and five 81 IN the third f3d) division drawn 10
the original rights Of J. Duncan and J. 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 Alexander G. Wright prayS
the said court to grant unto him liberty and au-
thority 70 deed said Land according to the terms
of said contract, sgreeably 10 the statute in such
case made and provided
a. c. WRIGHT, Administrator.
Barton, April q, 1850.
STATE OF VERMONT, DIT is ordered by
DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, SIS. the Probate Court
for the district aforesaid, that all persons con-
cerned be notified 10 appear before said court at
q session thereof 10 be holden al Irasburgh on
the 2ith 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 al Irasburgh, three weeks successfully
as soon as may be.
In witness whereof have hereunIO at
fixed the seal of said court, and sub
n. 81 scribed nv name at Irasburgh IN said
district, this twenty-seventh day OF
April, a. D. 1850.
I9w3 MARSHALL CARPENTER, Judge.
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BUY ME-, AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM. PURIFY TaR BLOOD.
The best spring aHd summer Medicine
in tise world D.
DIR. I4ANGIEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BiTTERS,

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These Bitters c9atluse e bs the uiasi standard,
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fEfiiE csielFsieg Bfistaf Pios9 i fof sad -
Z use Also lAs Wesley Fisa :. Esa ar
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STAMFORD.
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CASH STORE.

fEHHE sabsers5er has just opposed eAsh store,
a IN the store recently oecugied by W. II.
Rand, and respectfully soicIta he share Of pat
<. v. EoWELL.
Irzsburza Msy Is, Iss9.-IsfL
TARPETISGs cbeaaershsps;ssyothsr
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HOWE'S HORSE HOE.

This article is designed for the cultivation of corn
and the various root crops that require frequent
stirring Of the soil. 1t is light, easily managed
turns pulverises and mixes the soil, and is con-
sequently highly destructive TO weeds. and great
improvement on the common cultivatOr or har-
row.
The subscriber has also made arrangements
with the
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STATE OF ONT,
ORLEANS COUNT, S.

WILLIAM B. COLE, &
ZENAS c. COLE, late
partners in trade under
the name and style OF VIM.
B. Cole & Co, s. L.W. Clark
and Zenas c. Cole, late part
ners in trade under the name
and style of Cole s. Clark,
Y.
STEPHEN SENTER and
ETT NrApVA SENTED
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, influenza, HoaEaeness,
Group, Bronchitis, Ineipienf Com
sumption, and for the Relief
Of Consunaptive Patients
in advanced Stages
of the Disease.


This IS remedy universally known 70 fnrpass any
ether for the n thioat and iuuR complaints that
useess here publish The evidence u ~ yiifurs lie
HurFalii areeFes fT fGaghs end colds ,na 10 truly
xoaaerftti cures ~ pulmonary disease, hAEe made ~
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FsN the communities, families, among fhfEn
who have not personal experience n s ELECTS
living trophy IN fber midst u ~ victory the
nnbs and dHneefuus disorders q e throat aad laugs-
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fhey knnN too the Effects q this remedy bot
do thaH tben that h has ~ The sir.
that gid have sbeu mating tbe Ehieb have
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STATE Owe MONT,

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GEoEsE TCckEH, S0licifoE. lsvs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-03

decinon OF the Convention, Is false He openly avoWs
ms determination 10 support the nomipes matter who
ne may be; UservDg 70 himself the right exercised
last Presidential election by southern Of Directing 10
any portion OF the platform he may not acluiesoe In AT
we last eleoon many Southern Sates protested against
me tactic Railroad plank Of the PLATFORM but supported
me Nominee notwithstanding. Precisely such win be
JuSge douglas course and ell specuations 10 the con
vary are mere waste OF time. He would accent of a
nomination from no other party set OF men than the
regularly organized democratis party 70 which he has
always belonged, and to aid IN building up and sustaining
which he has devoted HIS whole brilliant public career
rom TIE time when the eloquent champion of General
Jackson he received the thanks Of that ustr0us man
down TO the present moment, when he IL engaged as
eequensy and as courageousy in battling for principles
which viii enable the democracy the country 70 mansan
their position as naonal party instead Of by tho intro
ducuon OF sectional doctrines and personal animoses
making mere geographical party, defeated despised
and foon TO be obiterated. the contrary IL ia cor
ceded that this territorial question judicial and not
legislative subject the democracy of 1850 are content
TO light the battle the principles 1885, the
VIII be far different The democracy Of the North can
successfully ress Seward and his rrepressibe conflict
Abomons a in all its phases will be vanqushed The
contest now to defeat the oous doctrine Of Seward and
Helper and s, therefore, time for the South 10 rie
with ts safety and its interests by striking down the de-
mocracy Of the North, who alone can stem the flood.
Do glas may be defeated but with him closes the hopes
Of The democracy in the North. They will continue to
struggle but they will lose both the Senate and the House.
anc the rrepressible conflict" will triumph.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERAL

III TuE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The black republican, being largely the dency
IN the State legislature taking the advantage their
power 70 the utmost extent for the purpose Of sadding
already taxed and robbed community with more
and holder schemes Of plumber, avowedy and openly de-
csred by the leaders Of that party for the purpose Of
raising corruption fund TO be used this year for tho
election Of VIM. r. Seward to the Presidency
We are told good authority that he who very cor
rectly styled The warwick Of his time, has openly
avowcd this to be the object which is to control the Le
gature in these various schemes which Intended 10
diafanchise rob and plumber citizens. Let briefly
review the most important these M sures and
out Of the city Of New York. for corruption fund TO be
used for the election Of VIM, b. Seward
eli Of CITY shall have no control directly or
any horse railroads to laid IN our streets and
further declaring that all such power shall be with
country cousins-who compose the black republican
Iegsature-this, 1t il said, will yield the snug Of
Bill No. 2-Relative to the West Washington market
grounds Jas B. Taylor Co. confident of realizing
from this bill the small "douccur'' from back rents sc
The SUI, sum Of $500 oSo one half Of which agreed between
with 1.-THE Fortress and the other half goes to the election
iupd, for Seward, Weed & Co.
Bill No. 3-Conarming Geo. LAWS Ninth Avenue Rail-
road grent-ths grant was In our courts for many years.
and declared, after long litigation, to be unconstitutional
city cnaIter and citizens black republican LEGISLATURE
thinks di Sao Oak George being good for the
BILL NO A-Seventh Avenue Railroad bill. Among the
corporators we find the names OF Jno. s. Hunt Live
OAK private secretary and director several Of his
monopoles Jacob Hart, director in his private bank
and other institutions; Master Thomas Towar boy in
the Office and others-vaae Of grant, $500 000-o be
| divided equally with Live Oak and the fund.
RII No 5.-Tenth Avenue Railroad in which are
found the Of Truman Smith, who halls from Con-
necticut; Bloomfield Usher, mailing from St. Lawrence
county; Leonard W. Branard OF Brooklyn, (who II IL
said, formerly furnished Weed, Seward Co with
broled oysters shad &C. and also BACKED their boots
as they travelled with him the North river)-value II
grant, $500 goo, to be divided pro rata, az and All
Let US now see the amounts which the republican L.
gislsure intends 70 take from pockets the plea
that We are incapable of controlling afairs-
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70 be sentenced when he broke jail and escaped Ee vas
locked up at headquarters TO ait animation.
FIRE MERCER SrRnEr Between ten and eleven
O'Clock last night fire broke ont in the sewing machine
Ipapuisctory OF Whitney LYON, the third floor Of
NO. 100 Mercer street. The flames were promptly extin-
kusnea by the 1femen. The he lmmenoed among some
boxes OF sewing machines and at present iis origin is
unknown. The 6amsge 10 the stock VIII about 81 $780,
uuy insured The second floor Is occupied by E'OT e
sneIarc manufacturers Of silver ware Loss about $780,
e ana part OF the first floor occupied by
George H. Kitchen, manufacturer OF gas fixtures stock
about $50; insured. "
pkD AT THE dosrIrAL-John Keevan one Of the sailors
s@oped al No 81 West street, Friday evening last,
by The keeper Of saloon. died last evening a, ,s Nsw
York Hospital " ' "
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City Intelligence.

The LATE WASHINGTON IRvlNG-This being the anniver
cary Of the birthday Of Washington Irving the New York
Historical Society have arranged TO have suitable dis
play in honor Of the great authors memory An Grafton
will be delivered In the evening the Academy Of Music
only members Of the society and their friends win be ad
mited To morrow evening reception will take place at
the rooms Of the Society in Second avenue, corner Of
Eleventh street. The affair, Is expected, win be very
brilliant
ANOTHER TRIAL THE SxEI BEuL-Another trial of tho
steel bell which was tested in the Park on Saturday A.
ternooD to take place about four O'Clock to-day
alleged that the bell has not been fairly tested and that
therefore, proper estimate Of ts power and utility
should be yet formed This afternoon It be elevated
to position just beneath the City Hall bell, where there
is doubt be tried to much better advantage than
coee TO the earth especially when immense crowd Of
people are assembled around it, thereby impeding the
tura diffusion Of the sound The weight Of the bell s
pounds and the cost about 81 600 while the weight
Of the City Hall bell is q 900 pounds-msking very
great disparity II is claimed that of these steel bells
is equal in volume OF sound to composition bells
THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT DRUM CoRps-The admirable
Drum Corps of the Eleventh regiment Washington Rifles,
gave very recherche entertainment last evening at the
Metropolitan Rooms, in Hester street. The affair was
numerousy attendedthe proportion Of ladies being very
arge and the programme embraced the latest and most
fashionable dances During the evening the Washington
Rifles Festival March, and the "Rubel March, exc
cuted in splendid manner by the Drum Corps assisted
by Rubcls' excellent band.
ALLEGED FRAUDS ON THE CUSTOM HoUsR-Hon Emanuel
Hart, Surveyor Of the Port Of New York, sailed for
Europe last Saturday. it is alleged business connected
with certain frauds which is charged have been com
mitted by English exporters and American importers
The private nature OF the frauds win be made public
until some Intelligence 10 received from the Surveyor
ARREST OF An ALLEGED FUGITIVE JUSTICE -Yester.
day afternoon Detectives Elder and McCord arrested
man named Stephen Price, an alleged confidence operator
and fugitive II seems that Price succeeded in doing
courtryman named Horace out of $780, few DAVIS sro,
BY means Of the confidence game and complaint having
been made to the above officers they yesterday succeed
ed m aSrcstng Price just he about leaving for
East N one OF the Fall River Steamboats, He IL also
charged with beng an alleged fugitive from Tennessee
and Canada In the latter place he charged with high
way robbery, and in Tennessee with having been CON
vced OF dong party out Of 500 by Of the conf
dtnee game, Tor which be convicted and about