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Estate of the minor heirs Of Luther Hall de-
ceased,

The Probate Court for the District Of Orleans
To all persons interested IN the above named
Estate. GREETING
Know We, that Richard P. Goodall, guardian
unto said minors has made personal application
to said court for license and authority to sell hls
wards distributive shares Of the real estate
whereof Luther Hall late Of Holland. in the dis
irict aforesaid died seized in this State, the same
having been divided and set out to said minor-
in severality, and lying IN the town of Holland
aforesaid. The said Guardian representing thar
it will DE an advantage 10 his said wards 20 sell
their real estate, that the proceeds thereof may
be put upon interest, or invested in stocks, or IA
other real estate.
Therefore it is ordered BY said court. that pub
lie notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said court at session
thereof, TO be held at said lrasburgh, on the I'D
day of March 1850 that they may be beard
IN the matter, and show cause why license should
not be granted as aforesaid
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans Independent Stand
ard, newspaper printed AZ Irasburgh in this
state, the last OF which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned FOR hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office IN
lrasburgh, this 29th day of FEBRUARY, A. d. 1860
i0w3 ii. CARPEKTEk. Judge.
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vICTORENE LOST.
P hYsicia n .

nR. A. D. TASKAR, Of Philadelphia, celebra-
~ ted Scotch, English, ard Indian Physician,
respectfully announces 70 the ladies' and gentle'
men Of this place and vicinity, that he viii stop
AT the West Albany Hotel, TOR the purpose OF Gu
ring all chronic and other diseases. He feels
himself competent TO cure al diseases that are
durable. Please give him a call. Examinations
free.
West Albany. March "a, lss0-lzvs
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COmmIssI0NERs's0 NOTICE.
IACOR CHASE. ESQ. ESTATE.

Tis Subscribers haviae hHsu snHasatra ~ f3e
Hsu Prahats Conrt fgr the ntatHet # 8faessas,
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81 elniins and demands 81 - Hsrsssss ssssgssf
The eaiaie on JACuH CHASE. tase q flvFhy.
IL said District deceased Represented tesaiaEaf.
and the tern 81 ia Fnfiss fFaga fls lssi ssy -
Fssruarv, 1859, bssaa ajsoHss BY saAa fsaaft.
10 ihe creditors n $50 Deceased Is exiil8g ssa
prnve their respective claims before Ha
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t0sefh kufisrfofd Is nsftfF e $50 sisstfts ~
she lsfh dsy q March auA Ffh asY - AazHss
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az NFRHAcE =
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SUFFER- NOT!
4 2 II SfCIA Ms L + G ACY
TO YOUNG MEN.

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Sew York. NrKetson s Hoi,bins: Boston. Chas
g tioetziu & Co Troy, ). T. Thompson < Co.
siaapV. J & 4 &. Gmrl.
Sold by enc ar mere Boa every vlaRe.
Uftsrs soi5effra from De irHfe-
Rshsrs. thaTisrfon e.. Carpenter West A.
banv. B. e. Hnvey. North Crs isburv. scott, len
ue-s TO. Esss Clafshap. s. SIMPSON,
Efawu.aefan " s AfaisuH. lr8Nn Hglob Cen
ter , & seavev harfou 81 faslyn & son,
Heete Faia Jsssrv Wiilsy Derby Center, G. A.
Hsfrs & Co. Derby Lu.e. q Rrllrr. Glnvsr.
T. WhIu}a.av. North frov ~ Giintan, South
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FRESH STOCK
OF LATEST IMPROVED PATTERNS,


FRESH STOCK
OF LATEST IMPROVED PATTERNS,
from the celebrated manufactures OF NOURSE.
MASON 4 CO., Boston, and K. L. ALLEN,
New York, manufacturers whose implements and
machines are acknowledged to be the BEST. and
to take PRECEDENCE OF ALL OTHERS
made in this country.
In the article of FLOWS he would call the
especial attention of the farmers 10 Nourse. Ma
son & Co.'S new series OF EAGLE PLORS,
called
"DEEP TILLERS,"
which embrace that variety OF sizes and forms
of mould boards fitted to every kind of soil, and
to the peculiarities Of every variety OF Agncul-
ture.
Another implement of great importance in hus-
bandry, and late invention, is
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
North Wayne Scythe Company.
and the DOUGLAS AXE CO, by which he car
furnish these well known implements TO the Trad,
as cheap. as they can be bought in Boston. The
patronage Of merchants and dealers is solicited
In addition to the above, the subscribers agen
for Johnson's
PATENT WIRE FENCING,
for cemeteries, gardens and front yards, &c
Farmers and others are respectfully invited Il
call and see his stock before purchasing else
/, where
10 Don't forget the place.
), III. C. DICKINSON,
RAILROAD STREET, ST. JOHNSBURY
March g. Is60-12m4*
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Headache, sickHeadsehe,F Foul Stomach
From DR.. Ea.sara Boyd, Baltimore.

From Or. L15ITa B1gal blllll0Tf-
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ORLEANS PROBATE DISTRICT.
DROBATE Courts viii be holden al tn Pro-
4 bate Office ia Irasburgh on Thursdays Of
each week for the year ensuing
n CARPENTER, Judge.
Irasburgh, Dec. i, 1853.
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CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Ara yea SIX fssble. Ard
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SIR UBS, ROSES, VINES & PLANTS
furnished from the celebrated nurseries of Par
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ITO THE FARMERS OF NOR
Il THERN VERMONT
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bavs used pr Heury's Ointment for SctHtche-
ard sail Kheum forses very often. without ,snrie
tsiIure--HFsFr SrEIsRoUH, Proprietor PubHc
Hasss Hshsrts ~
IL = tile best remedy f1r scratches. Fails srd
ealss ! ever saw.-I 1. NANbKHsVs, Proprietor
7ffmaHf Htass, ST. ABgHs ~.
"a las b~rn 'riei aud not found wanting - Al
bsas vs. Hsrssnosr
cared uv haia wlth nr Henry's Electric Oini-
grieuf ID tao Neeks ubeu tie physicians Fad
wuuia bs without the Use 81 o t~o nnnths- had
eat 81 Ehr Eager. ~ fhe bone With circular saw.
"A. D. PECKAN. Ls6HHon, n H.
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Constipation. Costiveness, suppression,
Rhe amatism, Gout, Neuralgia Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.


Constipation. CostIvensss, Suppression,
RheamatIsm, Gout, Neuralgia Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
FTor- Dr. ;. p. Vaughn, 1satrsai clsada-
Too much he said q your Pills F the cure 81
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no other 70 my PATIENTS
Prom he Rer. Dr. Hasakss, y ne 6Eaollss Eff ehaFeA.
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A. Family PhysIe.

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v akhlDEfon1 D. q u feEIs Iaa9- }
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Bilious DIsorders-Liysr Complaints.

From DT. I6eoaort B1ll q No fa7N "
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RfIi.iand HfaIIh b I0ar Inlanls.

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Farmers.

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Dyssntery, DLarrhea, Relax. Worms.

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OF Agricultural Implements and Machines, the
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pyspepsia, Impurlty Of the blood.

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TunyxR- wn1I,Nsoy.--I San Francisco March 4 by
Rev DR. Scott, John A. Turner to Annie Williamson.
NicHoLs-FoyE.--In San Francisco, March 6, by Rev.
d. B. Cheney James Nichols OF San Andreas, TO Sarah
L. Foye
pyuArIAcK-T osRINGoYNE San Francisco, March 4,
by Dr. Anderson, Mark Beuallack to EGlA Tonk
SxrH-PrNsrNeroN In San Francisco, March s, by
Rev. f. n. NcAllster, VIM. q. Seth to Eliza Jane Pen
niDgton. -
CoILms-TRnxMAS I'm San Francisco, February 90, by
the Rev. d. II. Johnson John Collins 70 Mrs. Emma j.
= EAsTMAr-RosE Cow Creek, Shasta county, James
Eastman to Elizabeth Rose.
= u WExKH-BorLwARs I'm Hamilton township, Bate
county March 4, VIM weare to G. Bouwar,.
DAY-AsDRKws.-At Gbsonville, Levi Day 10 Mar
Andrews .
MoSRog--DrAS In Susun Valley, March | by Rev.
m. woodbridge Jas Monroe TO Hannah Dean.
DAyR-HowARp in Eureka, March 2 by Rsv. A. j.
Hnessis j. II. Davis 70 Susan l. Howard, daughter Of
Maj. f. II. Howard a
March l. by Rev. j. II. Human, Samuel Doves to Louisa
HrMrsssr- SWEENEY in Msrysville, John Hcmpsrine
to Kate Sweeney .,., ,.l,,- ....
Wl;giam r. Morg an 10 Harriet A. Kimble
5000. - fretg raa y DIED. ..ar
Z cocK-ro San francisco, March 6, Lyman Cook, aged
Be years and months ~, 49,,
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Personal lutelIf0enec.

William H. West noted express rider. aud one Of
the leading members Of the lander overland
leaves the steamer Of the 5th for California going in
advance Of the main expedition across the mountains to
make arrangements for work the Interior Department
South Pass government wagon road prior to the arrva
of the main expedition under Superintendent Lander.
Hon. Thos Corwin of Ohio COL Hoffman and Col. Alex
ander (both belonging TO the United States army are
stopping at the Astor House.
Hon. L. C. Marshall Of Kentucky; Hon. Dwight LOOMS,
Of Hartford, Conn. and j. Cradebaugh, Ed, OF Utah.
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Capt. Mercer, U. S. N; Hon. T. H. Webster. Nd; j..
Knox Walker Tenn, and Chas. Lilo, Paris France are
in Washington
Hon Jas S,sllworth, Of Alabama, is almost entirely
recovered from his severe Illness
The Hon. Hiand Hall, Governor of Vermont is in the
city, rs guest of the Historical Society.
Mr. Douglas F. Jerrold son of DouSas errold, Of Eng
and is / : Charleston, 5. c.
Joseph Hepgst of Cincinnati, has filed petition, ask
ing Tor a change Of he alleged that Hengst
German name, which, being translated means stud
horse that it generally understood and recognized
among those Of his fellow citizens with whom he assoca
led " stud horse" or station and that he sub
jokes continually perpetrated against him to his
great embarrassment and Inconvenience, we'll
trade and business as in social intsrcourse. For
ihese reasons be asked to use his mothers
he pane Of Joseph John Exald Judge
MAlIon Of the opinion that there good rea.
why the prayer OF the petitioner should be allow.
ed, and adjudged that the name should be changed
cordinely.
Rev. DR. Nehemiah Adams of Boston, the author OF the
South Side View OF Slavery Rev. Dr. Bagden, OF the
Old South Church. Boston Rev Dr. Todd author of the
students Manuel and the Rev. Gardiner Spring, of
New York. are at present in Charleston They ociated
in the churches OF that city on Sunday last.
The Rev. Daniel Waldo recently chaplain OF Cen gress
made the prayer the New York Assembly, on Moadsy
morning. He is in the 92d year of his age.
stated in the Mississippi papers that Gov Pe.tus, of
that State, about to lead to the hymenea altar an &C.
complained creole Of louisiana
Rev. George W. Carter late of Virginia, deres that he
resigned his proessorship the Mississippi University on
account Of the difficulty with the Northern proee sors
Hon. Ogden HOFFMAN, CAL; h. sibley, Of Rochester, N
x Capt Robert Creighton, OF the Three Bells, and the
surgeon Dr. n davidson, who rendered such efficient
ssrvce IN saving the passengers and crew a he steamed
Ssa Francisco, are n Washington. f
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Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Bonny.


CURIOUS SUIT AGAINST THE SPECIAL AGENT OF THE
POST OFFICE.
ArRlL iWiEidm j. Nuehl Us. James Holbrook.-E will
be recolleced that the plaintiff, Muehl convicted in
the United States Crcu, Court in February last of pur
Joining letters from the Post Office in this city, and appro
praung the contents several hundred doarz-.o his
own use lie was sentenced years hard labor at
Sing Sing, and is now undergoing his punishment After
Muehl was sent up his counsel brought against
Mr. Holorook the efficient special agent the Office
and The terror Of letter puroners the
OF Muehl TO recover the property which taken by
him (Eolbrook from Muehl, and which was par, of the
proceeds Of the plumber OF which he was convicted
The first action was brought in the Superior Court bu.
Mr. Dwight, who prosecuted the plaintiff in the United
States Court moved that security for the Of the suit
be fled, on the ground that the plaintiff, Muehl was
non resident, ana aso person committed for crime.
The plaintiff discontinued the hu, payment Of s0the
preliminary costs.
The present acton renewed Ia the Supreme Court
and similar moson made BY Mr. Dwight for the
filing Of security for costs.
Judge Bonny granted an order staying proceedings
III such security be gren.
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ter OF oc g. a1 Hama Soanenberg, aged year aud IL
days
Jarl Is A. kcCres. Fsq eidest daughter 0 Cap. Goo 5
Potter, OF san Frsnoisco, aged % years
ssypsH-At Alameda March 4, Dr. W. A. Snyder. of
PsnEE in Sacramento, March 3, Willie, son OF VIM.
and Barbara pisbke, aged years. month and dsys
Frances Palmer Oct a. Of ssva sea on TosI sup
seansD Nov. %, Joseph Eihom, seaman was drowned
from the foreyard when coming the bar 1t Sandy
aook heniy Rogers, seaman, was drowned from the
MkRoHAsr-In San Francsco, March 4, Adele Theresa
ecnora Merchant ouy daughter ofFederck George and
81 days.
MccoRp. In San Francisco, March, 8, Mary Ann McCord
daughter OF Thomas and Rachel McCord, aged 3yeas
NcFADpES-In San francisco, Much S, Eliza Ann
hcFadden, daughter Of John and Eliza AcFadden, aged
JoNEs-In San Francisco, March 8, Janet AcKtn
non daughter Of John and Jane Jones, aged years. IL
HAIHR-n San Francisco, at the City and County Hos
pitai, March Q, Henry RAcr (or HAber, OF Germany,
MncrEII-In San Francisco March 9, Bridget Mitchell
wife OF Mr.. Robert Mitchell. aged rs years.
FLyNN-ln San Francisco, March 6, Henry Flynn, only
son Hugh 'Hs sn1 ssd
eldest daughter Of Jeremiah and c. Gray aged years.
months and % days
EDREpGK in san Francisco, March 7, Amelia wife Of
A. $. Edr!dge, aged 80 years.
HfSDERsoN.-ln Sacramento, March g. Joseph Heuder-
son, native Of Maryland, aged 30 years
COLLINS -In Marysvllle, March 8, William Guy, son Of
Victor N. and Della Collins, aged years.
Collins In San Francisco, March g. John T. Collins,
a member OF the theatrical profession
BozEr AT Eureka North, Feb. rs, Joseph Bozet,
tive Of Sardinia, aged 45 years.
RUSSELL On Rock Creek, Placer county Feb &C. Mar
garet Russell, formerly OF Pittsburg, Pa.
WnIIlNG.-Near Nevada, Feb 20, Aaron Whiting aged
about 33 years
GnEssY.-In vAllecito Caaveras county, Feb q, Jas
Gilesby, aged As years, a native Of Scotland.
JoHNsoN.-In Allegheny town Sierra county, March 2,
Andrew NJ johnson, aged 50 years, = native Of Phila
delphia
SBKRIpAS.-ln San Francisco, March 9, Edward
Sheridan.
CAN.--In San Francisco, March 8, Edward Cumberland
only son OF Edward and Frances Jane Cain, native Of
Baltimore, Nd, aged years and months
DwyER.-In San Francisco, March s, Mrs. Ann Dwyer,
aged So years, formerly OF Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-05

Jus1ICg IN PprADEIrHA.-The Jefferson county va }
Sp noticing the arrival there OF Cnas. Butler, vita
Moses Homer his slave who lately captured Har
risonburg, Pa says be himself as highly graft
hed with action Of the authorities and people OF Pha
depbia. Everything that could be done was readily
done by the Judge and his officers and the mob which
attempted effect the Of the negro composed
almost entirely OF free negroes and had sympsthy OF
couuenance from the citizens Of the city o. the officers
authority