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JUDGE BATRs on MANUAL LABOR.
Judge Bates, in a speech commemo-
rating the death of a young member of
the St. Souls bar. referred to the great
mortality of the profession, and added:
Allow me TO suggest that there is
lesson connected with this fact, which il
would be well for US to heed. We are
too little attentive in our active and busy
pursuits for fame and wealth-we are too
little attentive to the keeping of sound
mind in a sound body We sacrifice
the one thing in the hope Of raising the
other. / will state, so far as regards
myself, that for forty years, (and believe
| have labored as much as man ought
to labor,) ! have made il rule to work
from one to three hours each day in the
garden; and thus, though my star has
long eliminated, and / am going down
the western slope of life with increasing
impetus, find myself in good state of
health, and attribute it to the fact that
have exercised my arms to labor in
tilling the earth on small scale, and
advise all my young friends to do the
same thing
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O. A correspondent at Chicago writes

O. A correspondent at Chicago writes
as follows, under date of 26th inst:
"The little dodger, Stephen, viii not
carry this state by thousands, nor even
this, his own city. The reception of
Gov. Seward next Tuesday promises TO
be one of the greatest magnitude ever
given to any mortal man at the West.
Already every hotel is engaged to the
extent of its capacity, and the hospital
ity of private citizens is to considera-
BILE extent already taxed. One hundred
and fifty to two hundred thousand are
calculated upon, and to judge from pres.
ent indications this is not extravagant
Long John and the Hon. W. B. Ogden
are hard at work with their accustomed
zeal. The West is far ahead of the
East in political enthusiasm. Itremind'
one out here of the hard cider and los
cabin times at the East"
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SALMON,
TERY LARGE AND YER NICE,
can be found at
STATE OF YER ONT.

- =
- ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS
The Hon. the Probate Court within and for
the District of Orleans
To all persons interested in the estate Of VIII
liam L. Locke, minor, son OF John Locke, late
of Albany, deceased.
Whereas, at a probate court holden al lras-
burgh in the aforesaid district on the second day
of October, A. d. 1880 Simon 4. Locke, guar
dian INTO said minor comes and represents that
his said ward is owner in his own right Of certain
real estate, lying and being in the towns OF Al
bany, Lowell, and Newport, in Orleans county,
being the same lands that were set oat 10 the
said William l., BY order Of the Court aforesaid,
as ard for his dstributiye share OF the real estate
Of the said John Locke deceased, and the said
guardian further represents that II viii conduee
to the interest Of his said ward to sell The whole
OF his real estate for the purpose Of putting the
moneys arising thereiron, 81 interest, or invest
inc the same IN stocks or in other real estate
therefore said guardian prays the court aforesaid
To grant him license and authority 70 sell said
real estate, for the reasons and purposes above
set forth.
Therefore il is ordered BY said Court, that p1b'
lie notice be given 70 AL persons concerned
therein 70 appear before said court az a sessiot
thereof TO be held At said irasbnrgh, the z5tf
day Of October, 1850, that they may be heard
in the matter and show cause why license shoaif
not be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published thres week
successively in the Orleans independent bland
ard newspaper printed az lras5lugh in tia
state. the last Of which publications shall b
before the day assigned for hearing as Aforesaid
Given under nv hand at the probate ofice =
Irasbareh. this ~ day % October, A. D. 1850
Avs " CARPENTER, Jaass.
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NAUGHTY Bora correspondent of
the Leavenworth Times writes from Nj
sgara that the Prince of Wales would
not obey the Duke of Newcastle:
60 / noticed the Prince at the ball, and
the way he went in surprised every one.
He danced every set from about twelve
o'clock until near morning. Rumor has
it that the old Duke put his Royal High
ness in his room and then retired. When
the old fellow had got fairly snoring, the
Prince came and babe his attendants &c
somewhere else, while he slipped into
the ball room and went 10 with RICH
good will. He is good dancer, and has
every appearance of gentleman. II
turned loose he would be inclined to b
a fast boy"
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MANHOOD,

now LOST, H0W RESTORED.
.raa Published, in Sealed Earelope,
LEcTURE on THE NATURE. TREAT
n AESr AND RADICAL CURE OF
sPEhAAfORRHOEA, or Seminal Weakness,
Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary
Emissions, producing impoteney, Consumption,
aHd Mental Hnd fhYsscai Debility.
hy RIOS, j. cULNERWELL, NJ d.
The important fact that tie awful coHseqnen-
ees q srlsRbuse may be eHec'uailY removed
ritiaut iEtefnzl Medicines, OF the dangerous
applications II eaesiies Instruments. medieated
boaelas and aiheF emHr.eel devices, u here
elsafiF 3agueHst1afra, and the entirely new and
sueeessfal treatment. adopted By the celebrate
20 aHitcf fJllT explained By means 81 which
aaef9 0pe Z enabled 10 cure himself perfectly,
aua ~ tie least possible cest. thereby avoiding
81 ths adsertiseG Hoatfums d tie day This
leeiuse Vii prove boon 70 thousands and
fhgHssa8a
saHi andeT seai 70 any address, posf psid, on
the receipt II tWo postage slamps. ~ addressing
DE- CHARLES =. G. KIM, NJ. D., $50 First
Ayeage, Nsw } ofk, Feat Box ass. siyi
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DIED..

In Greensboro, Aug. 5th, Mr.. Benz. Coouer,
aged 70.
In Greensboro, Sept. 18th, MIR. John Noodle,
a native of Scotland, aged 4s years. HE was
good man, and died in the triumphs Of the faith
of the gospel.
In Greensboro. Sept. 10th, Capt. VIM. Baker,
aged 90 years
In Greensboro, Sept 10th, much lamentsd, Mr.
Eleazer Scott, aged Sc years.
In Greensboro, Sept. 20, Mary c., adopted
daughter of Eleazer and Olive Scott, aged Is
years-
"Itis the Lord, let Him do what seemeth HIM
good"
In Mo,risville, Sept. 2stb, Mrs. Whipple, aged
66 years.
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FAITHFUL MINISTERS OF HEALTH.
In examining the vessels at the vari-
Gus wharves we find among the curiosi-
ties of our commerce the brig Miranda,
lust in from Truxillo with cargo of
Honduras Sarsaparilla for DR.. j. c. Aver
& Co., of Lowell. So particular are this
firm as to the articles used in compound
ing their various remedies, that they
have this drug, like some others they
consume, gathered for them by skillful
agent of their own in the tropical regions
of it's growth. He informs us that there
are many species of this plant, but two
of which are really valuable in medi-
cine; the qualities of these are also at
fected by the time of gathering, mode OF
curing, etc, opertions which in that region
of unreliable workmen imposes heavy
labor upon him. One of the inert vari'
cites of Sarsaparilla grows wild in oui
forests, while several others, nearly
worthless, abound in Central and South
America. The intelligent agent assured
as that the virtues of this drug had new
er been fully told, and that the reason o
the low esteem in which many hold it i
mainly due to the importation OF sucl
immense.quanties of the worthless varie
ties. His accounts of his trips to Hon
duras and his business excursions aloni
the Gulf of Dulce and the rivers of Mot
aqua and Santiago and among the ada
cent mountains were of intense Interest
We can commend and honor his employ
srs for the public health, and we suspect
that this course is at least one OF the res
sons wig their medicines are held in sue
extraordinary favor throughout the civi
ized world.-Nep York City Ns'cs.
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TuE UNIyERsAL COUGH

Remedy in cases of Whooping Cough. There
are probably more cases of Whooping Cough
continued to great length of time by the use OF
remedies containing expectorants, which not
only aggravate the cough, but run down the sys-
TEN, making the cough fatal or producing con-
sumption, than BY any other cause. This IS
completely obviated in the Universal Cough
Remedy, which contains nothing TO produce nau-
sea or prostraton; and the cough yields natu-
rally, while the system is sustained. Results
Justify this declaration, and all are asked to SAT-
isfy themselves by trial. See advertisement
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Rebus.

A fur that people highly prize;
One to whom house we hire,
A land extolled for genial skies,
A man that's fond OF gay attire,
A motion of the ocean tide,
THE place where courts their conricts send,
The town in which La Purcelle died,
An epic poem that Homer penned,
A singing bird of much renown,
And he that wears a regal crown
Viewed altogether, Pm the theme
OF every anxious spinster's dream,
And when-her dream to realise
stand before her down cast eyes,
No JOY she ever felt before,
Compares with what she sees in store.
JULIA GRIFrIrHs.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HosrssneAs,
Group, Bronchitis, Hnctpfest Com
sumption, and Tor the REFLEX
OF Consump4fvs Patients
i'm advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This e remedy universally known ~ snrpsss any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that
useless here publish the eidencs 81 It's virtues il
uurivaed excellence for coughs ard eoe and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made V
known throughout tie ciysed nations q the esFth-
Few are the rommuuitiss families among them
who have not personal experience Of ts ELECTS
living trophy IN their midst Of is victory oFer The
subtle dangerous disorders % the throat and lung
As the dreadful fstaty q these dsorderst and
they know the effects Of this remedy, nsed not
do more than to them that il has all shs ytr
tues that did have when making the which have
won 30 strongly upon the esBhdsnea Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER g. CO.. Lowell, Mas.
AaExrs Charleston. C. Carpenter, West A.
banv, T. @. Hovey, North CTaftshury, Scott, Jeu
ness & Co, East CrafIsbury, 4. n. simpzoh
Bloomington, W S. Addison Bloomington Cen
ter, j. A. Seavey. Barton, IoslFn & son
Derby Center. c. A. Harris s. Co, Derby Line
T. c. Butler. Glover. d. Whittlesey, North Troy
VIM Gilman, South Troy, Akin & Smailes
/ Greensboro, A. C. Rabbit. Newport L Robin
son < Co. Irasburgh, a. C. Randall, Covcniry
Z /. ntmball
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keeu,s.-Cbsrlestoa, { Csspen,er, West A.
hafsv, B. {. Havev. Mort CFunsbary. Scott,
ienness & Co.. East CHtffsbnfy, 4. u. Siinpsen,
Bruwuineion. VIA ) Addison, hFpsniiieto-
Center. 4 A. sesVev Barron, ". JaSNn s son,
neehn Plain iessey Wiley, Derby Center, c A.
Harris & Co. Herb,y Lisap. c Butler, Glover,
Whiule~ev Naeth Trnv W Gilman. South Toy.
Akin n SNlallny. Ur,easaaro', A. Z. Rabbit
Newport l.. Robinson 4 On, lrasbarrk, A. Z.
Randall Coventry, /. kimAalt.
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ASHLEY G0uLD's ESTATE
GTAT OF YER ONT,
- fYflsaas I5isfytef ~

AS PROBATE eesrt bsls ~ ifssbnSgh IN said
district, 0a Use l5h day q September A. y.
1906
MAegeas fBcius Robinson. administrator on
lss estate II A.biey Gould. Isle 81 Newport, ia
- q district deceased interstate. proposes 70 rem
zsf 81 aefgaat 4 BE administration, and 20 pre-
ssnl 81 aeaeani asainss ssis estate for sxamias-
iian anA allowance. sof tke purpo=e Of making
nsriifga aad a. tfisstloa II tlie residue Of said
estate, uHaef dsefes n said court, amoug the
psrsaas 40 sra ~ az entitled - DE fanei
3 4 thefsiefc afesfes y s=id eanrt that the
same e0sHe ueafF consideration cad be heard u
tas lnn d 1qssf'A Bates -, Ia Derby, On ihe sih
dsy 81 October. A y. 1850.
Aas & : farther ordered that 81 persons Inter
ssisa BE- nalas9 hereof - gableatioa ola egPy d
fte record 81 lals order 10 Be Orleans Independent
sssaasFd printed At ifAabafgh three weeks sac
eess.veiF pfesiaaa - saia tiaf u hearing, thai
fhev H4sy appssr sas contest the allowance Of
- q aseaanf II si.eY eansei and also be heard
- sad eauFs Ia The lastieT y parissaa and dis
ar.E.sfsaa = sd ssfsfss
MARSHALL cABFkSfER, JRdgs.
A ffas esay ~ record. Attest.
ssas MARSHALL cARPEsIEn. Judge.
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Carl schurz.


Douglass career in bis speech at the
Cooper Institute last Thursday evening
has attracted SO much attention, is ma
tive of Bonn, in Germany. He received |
a collegiate education under Professor
Kinkel, passing much of his earlier life |
in Dusseldorf. In the revolutionary
movements of 1913, Mr.. Shurz took an
active part, and in 1849s was sentenced
to death for treason to the State. His
escape from the Prussian troops was
quite remarkable, as for three days and |
nights he was concealed on the top of a
building occupied by the soldiers, unable |
20 abandon his forced assumption of the
character of St. Simeon Stylities, lest he
should be discovered. On the fourth
night, however, he took advantage of
darkness and rainstorm to leap from the
root, and managed by the connivance of
some friends and by an unpleasant pass
age through sewer to escape. He then
went to Paris, where he remained sew
eral years.
Professor Kinkel, his old friend, about
this time became obnoxious to the Prus-
sian Government, and though man of
education, poet, and accustomed to the
luxuries Of affiuence, was imprisoned as
common felon in the Spandau prison,
near Berlin, and sentenced to hard la
Dor. Schurz determined to release him,
and with forged passports proceeded to
Berlin. Six weeks were occupied in the
vicinity of Spandue, and, at last, having
bribed the jailer, Schurz succeeded in
carrying off Kinkel. They fastened TO
the sea-shore and embarked for England.
In 1851 AIr. Schurz came to this coun-
try and took up his abode in Philadel-
phis. He was, at that time, almost igno-
rant Of the English language, for al
though be had been for some time in
England, he had associated almost ex-
clusively with Germans. On arriving
in this country, however the necessity oil
Iearning our language became at once toe
obvious to be overlooked and the German
exile set to work reading nothing but
English. To his constant perusal of the
daily papers, Mr.. Schurz attributes much
of his success in learning our language
He now speaks it with perfect fuency
correctness of pronunciation, and a ia
miliarity with our idiomatic phraseology
Indeed, with the exception of Ruffini
the Italian writer, and Kossuth, we re
member no foreigner who has more com
pliteIy mastered the English. AS re
CARDS accuracy of pronunciation MI
Schurz is far in advance of the illustri
our Magyar.
After remaining in Philadelphia SOM
three or four years, Mr.. Schurz remove
to Wisconsin and commenced the praC
tice of the law at Milwaukee. His re:
idence is, however, at Watertown, som
distance in the Interior of the state.
is only two or three years since Nj
Schurz made his first political speech il
English, in one of the western town
He was successful, and since that tim
has spoken frequently in all parts of tn
country. 1t may interest those who a
tended the Cooper Institute ratifica;io
meeting to learn that his speech delivere
on that occasion was written on LAX
Erie steamboat, during days detentic
at Detroit by stormy. 7. Ere. Pos
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READ

have used Or. Henry's Ointment for Seeatelss
and Salt Rheum sorses very often. without single
faure.-HESHY STRINHnUR, Proprietor fubfs
House, Highgafe Ia.
II is tie best remedy fer ssFatches, gals End
caiks ever saw I. SANDRRsON, Proprietor
fremont Eilsse s.. 4l5aHs r.
Il has been tried and not found waaiing.-&. Al
bras vs.. Messenger
| cured uly hand with Dr. lienry's Electric oint-
meut in two weeks when tie physicians said
would be without the use Of Il tvo months. ] had
cut all the fingers % the bone. with circular saW
"A. D. PFcKAM Lebanon N IT.
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Farncrs.

Are your cows troubled with sore feast II you
viii apply DIR iENRY's ELECTRIC ON r.
MENT At night. will warrant them well 10 the
morning. Manufactured by
A. J. sEEEN, Highgste, VT.
WHOLESALE AGENTS;
New York. MeKesson & Robhihs, Boston. Chas
C Goodwin & CO Troy, j. 4. Thrmpsun q Co
Albany. J & 4 c. Grant
Said By ens or more ia sverv viilagri
Orders solicited from the trade.
hoARTs. Charleston, &. Carpenter, West Al
bany. T. e. Hovey. North Cra:i-burv. Scott, JeB
ness s Co. East Craftsti,rv, a. 81 Simp shit.
I,sawningion. " s. kdfIsuu Brnwulnetou ten
ter J. A. Ssavet Rarirn ". 10sivn 4 Son.
Beebe Plain, .lessey Wiley, Derby Cenfef 9. A
Harris < Co, Derby Liua. z g. hutier. Glbver,
d. Whitfiescy North Irry y Giiniaa, South
Troy, Akln smallev, Greensboro A. G. hab-
hiu, Newport T.. Robinson s Co.. irashurgh
A. G. Kendall Coventry. I Kfmbaii.
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AND
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That is Highly Perfume d.
Every Person in the WORLD shoa'd use
MOTIFS
MAGIC
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and is used in the highest circles Of society
Ladies ana Gents,
Ia your Hair thin and falling OFF,
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Are Won trnubled with dandruff?
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2, Are you troubled with scurf?
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lin Mr. A. ]. GRKES-Ay Dear Ssr. Il sfor
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sth was bald Tor years--this lavfgoFafoT resisE
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aid GRO. =. MAXWELL. il.
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@ The Delaware Gazette having
said that the Democratic party had made
this government what it is, Prentice re-
plies, acknowledging it, and says; II
YOU want to know just what it is, read
che exnosi,ions of the Covode Commit
lss.7
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MARRIED..

In Albany, Sept. goth, by Rev. H. N. Hovey,
Hovey, Mr.. Geo. w. Baker of Eden, and Miss
Ellen Wilkinson of Wocott.
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1 SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY
AND ALL DISEASES THE THROAT &lugss.

Tae matches success ana unprecedented
popularity which this remedy has attained il enc
short year, would seem to be sufeeien, gasr-
aniy Of its excellence. II any one dOsbes j, let
hin. vi,,s Il
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ffsf IS anf Caassi If1s quite esrtsin the best
! Tess 80 etesss eaL ge fassd a.
WaHgHfsGToN's
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eE The remedy for 2thake which viii
alleviS all pain 4thwith, is Xtraction.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

kns tss esss. f-esis. sa4
sssgissatRE A. yea ..sst d.
efssf vHh YNsf sfsssns -
Feasv sest Seaf krtihe- No
rasssatslass fis-sc SYn,i-
e. ~ tslf-n slts rsslalfs &,
stfssas hfFSs. S,sHsa So a
sA.sesss i>ruxpsne ssi-sn YEA,
saa .ssssah3 i'e sxeFts,i ~
iiassis u-e & the Fiess Fvsn-
eslss Take AFers fsiiiS. s~a
slssass out Tbs slssqsierrsl ha-
issss fafily the tlcssa. ssA
~ ths natfs niess ~ sncls
stsu I'D b. hasith sgala.
FHrg ssiiaalsts ilse Aspsassss-
4 tie hssiy into Vigorous a.
tisltT. pefiss fhe sssteaa isssa
ti5a cssfru-tsaH. phieh sazk=
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fspF tlis the prsn,r ~ rasees Their excellent
qusliti-s saresss suY cshsfte rssssess Thev arr
iia bui vsrF csian ard cfetna IN thsdF acti@n ths
~ ssls Nhsh makes them available 81 rs 10 The ,siy
tfeztngsuI II disease,
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sK have used ypus i'is In my general aud hospital
practice yaa made than and cannot hesitate u
iAsinF seou tue hyef Is quick aud decided eonse-
gosntis they admirable reaes tar arrangements
u tsst rrFan. indssd have ssideni found case Of
bsaaf Gsse etstinata that il did i4ol readily yield to
thsms fsaiafaaily yeuFs ALpNXp BALL, NJ. ~,
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ns,s iHo. Arsa Iasnaat snsvse zoe ,cAa complaints
hsss esi sith yg Fflis hrttef thsn az tsaf
frs1f aa Hatrsigse ptsisrfre sce great d~psH
dsHec efslua rath1siit n my daily contest VITA
dss.e aBd hiiesnk A. ihst yens flis Afford the
best ~ haNe, y eearse vAlac thum hikhiy.
pfyTsnrra Pa Nav 7, 1855
Ia J G, AxrH. sf J have been repeatedly curad u
ths SsFSi Asaie-As hnly have by dose 81 tNo
81 war Pills. n seems e arise fs,n a nul stomach
which they cssnse ~ snes.
Nssrs With great respect. IN. ". fREnLR.
frref - rseasteT gIsflsla
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Receipts for the Standard

FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER A.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-10-05

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