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WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
THE HARP, OR PIANO ATTACHMENT

Is onOthcr new and desirable Improvement re-
Gently patented, and meets preci.ely the real
wants Of those hating between two opinions,
whether to purchase a Piano or Melodeun. BY
this arrangement the Piano and Mclodeon arc
combined, producing most beautiful effect; or
either may be played separately, at will, and yet
the MclOdeOn size is retained.
With these Attachments, together with our
Patent Base Dampcr, we are producing an instru-
mont Tint lehes cnmnef,tinn
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JOHN NOODLES ESTATE.
GTA EE OF gEssWO ONT,

~ ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS,
In Probate Court holden at Irasburgh, within
and for said district, on the Both day Of Janu-
AIRY, A. d. 1862:
Russell HOyt, executor OF the will of JOHN
NOODLE, late of Greensboro in said district.
deceased, presents his administration account
for settlement:
fcrred TO the 2.th day of February next, az the
Probate Office in said Ira>burgh, for examine
ton and allowance and that all concerned be
notified hereof, by the publication of this order
in the orleans independent Standard, Il newspa-
per printed 1T lra>burgh, three weeks success
and at said time and place, if they see cause,
object thereto.
6w3 NJ. CARPENTER, Jpige.
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A FIRST GLASS PHYSICIAN
ALWAYS Az, HAND

DR. GIFFoRD'S HOMEOPATHIC CURA-
~ tiyes, consisting Of forty different Remedies
have been long time before the public and
thoroughly tested. They are the prescriptions
of an experienced family physician.
These curatyes are very carefully prepared
and put up in neat form, at % cents each box,
or in vial cases to suit the wants of every family
They will prove to be rs represented, and will
seldom fail to cure where IL cure is possible.
The symptoms of disease and method Of treat
ment are given in the manual accompanying
the medicines.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

While engaged in laying out all of his COM
pctitors IN harness making he will still continue
to please his customers with Boots and Shoes Of
the best quality.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
OLE ORLEANS COUNTY.

Of ONLtANo OVINIl'
This is DR.. II. Goodrich, of Stoneham, Mass,
the learned inventor, proprietor, and manu-
flcturcr Of the celebrated medicine called Dir.
Goodrichs SPECIFIC for HUMORS. 1t Is
for sale by me, at my store in Ira,hurgh, at
One Dollar per bottle Having introduced
the Doctor, will now leave him to introduce
his medicine, letting him specify the virtues
Of his Specific in his own way. will add,
however, that l have been personal y ac-
quaintcd with Or. Goodrich for over forty
years, and can attest to the truth Of what he
will tell you.
J. S. CHAPMAN.
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FARM EOR SALE

YARN for sale in Coventry, consisting of
hfN-ihrcc acres Of good land, seven acres
of which is meadow, and an acre and half of
hops. 1t is situated half mile from the village,
has good set Of buildings, good running wa
ter to house and barn, the lot is well wooded.
1t is a first rate piece Of land is under a good
state of cultivation, and viii he sold on reason
able terms. JOSEPH WHEELOCK.
Coventry Dec. |, lS6l-j0w6
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L
Board, eXcluive Of lghs 81, 2j to 81, - per
week
The principal, member Of 'hc Junior Class,
(advauced) Of ID rjm.u h College, h wing had
charge of he Academy tor The past six mOn.hs,
refers to his former patrons.
The prcccptrCsS, Miss IL ttiC DlCCCtt Of IrlS-
burgh, formerly principal OF Irl>lurgh High
Sahn,i. * tun wcll kup,vt, teacher ia rrluir"
any cOmmCndatiOn.
The principal viii devote his whole attention
to the higher mathematics including Geometry,
TrlgOnome ry, Surveying, &c, and also to high
.er English aud the ClI,Sirs.
Miss DLgScti Will give instruction in French
and music together with the primary aud COM
mon English.
This institution is located in the pleasant vii
lagc of Coventry Falls, where students will re-
ceive a thorough course of instruction, and will
find pleasant homes in intelligent families, and
freedom from the many tcmpta ions which so
often surround institutions Of learning.
A normal class will he formed for the benefit
of all who wish to avail themselves of its priv
ileges and instruction.
Pleasant rooms can he obtained at reasonable
rates for those wishing to hoard themselves,
custom which is very generally followed at this
institution.
Those wishing for hoard or rooms will please
apply to the principal hy letter or otherwise, and
their requests will receive immediate attention.
Per order Of The Executive Committee.
u. w. BLANCHARD, NJ. D., Secy.
Inn I 1ggD-Qu-1Q
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r :" SHAW.

nEALER in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
IL OF every description Newport, Vermont
nearly opposite the Hotel.
~ Watches, Clocks and Jcwelry, neatly re-
paired and warranted.
Newport, Oct. Il, lS6l-i2yl
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PRICE ONLY rs GENTS A BOTTLE.

u Sold by all merchants and dealers in med
icne. Prepared by II. BANTER, NJ D., High
gate, Vt. 40
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THERE IS No MEDICINE IN USE EQUAL TOH.

THERE IS No MEDICINE N USE EQUAL 70 IT..
1t will cure Cancer Humors, Cdnker, Salt
Rheum, Ery>ipelas Scrotun, Scurvy, S ca d
Head, Fever Sores, Secondary syphilis, no mat
ter of how long standing; Chronic Inhamma-
ton of the Digestive Organs, Dyspepsia or mdi-
gcstOn, Gastric Irritation or sournesS of the
Stomach, Chronic EruptonS Of the Skin, and
all diseases arising from an impure state of The
Blood. 1t is also an excellent Remedy for all
those complicated diseases of fchacs that so
often end fatally.
DIR. II. GOODRICH,
Proprietor and Manufacturer, Stoncham, Mass.
II ]. s. c chapman, Irasburgh is the sole
agent for this medicine in Orleans County. Sold
wholesale and retail.
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LIBERATION.

'RNIllS may certify that | have given my son,
ALVIN A. HOWARD, his time during
the remainder Of his minority, and shall claim
none of his earnings, nor pay amy debt Of his
contracting after this date.
D. w HOWARD.
+, A. STEWART, Witness.
Derby, Jan. 18th, lS62--jw3F
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UNION HOU Sc
A CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. VIZ. CosGRovE, while laborlng as q
missionary in Japan, was cured of Consumption
when all other means had failed, by recipe
Obtained from Il learned physician residing in
the great city Of Jeddo. This recipe has cured
great numbers Who were suffering from Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS OF henefittng others, will send this
recipe, which have brought home with me, to
all who need il. free Of charge.
Address REV. WIN. COSGRONE,
45yl 439 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, n. 4.
GOOD SALT PORK-Home Packed.
" For sale by
June 2, 1891.
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GOOD FURNITURE
J. d. & G. II. DWTNNELL.

U 1t u y IT IT " IN y iii,
A RE now offering for sale one of the largest
n and hest assortmcnts of Furniture ever Of
fercd in this county. Now is the time to buy.
Times are hard and they will consequently sell
at panic prices.
SOFAS. LOUNGES. ROCKIES,
Parlor Chairs Marble Top Tables, Bureaus,
Secretaries, Care and Wood Seat Chairs, Chill
lren'S CHS and Gals, also Collins, Gilt Picture
Frames, Spring Beds with Steel Springs.
CRADLES, CRIBS. CARPETS.
And everything that can he desired in their line
Our furniture is all warranted. Buy now. Lib
eral credit given.
Glover, Sept. G.
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ORLEANS PROBATE DISTRICT.

DROBATE COURTS will he holden at the
L Probate Office in Irasburgh, on Thursdays
Of each week for the year ensuing.
NJ. CARPENTER, Judge.
IrasbuTGh, Dee. TO- 1861.
, 1862-12-17

Mr.. TRUMBULL moved to lay the reso1u-
ton OF the table, as the subject was embraced
ln.the bill just postponed. Agreed to, Is to
Mr. DooL1TTLE Of Wis, announced the
death Of Hon. Iuther Hauchett, and offered
the customary resolutions Of respect. Ad-
3ouIned.
- HOUSE.
The Speaker presented q message from the
President relating to three swords, late the
property Of General TWigggs, taken By General
Butler. The message vas referred to the
Committee on Military Afalrs
Mr.- STEVENS Of Pa; moved that his
resolution assigned for consideration to-day,
be postponed until this day three weeks.
Nr. W1CK11FFE Of Ky, submitted Is q
substitute that ali opposed to the war On the
principle Of "the Constitution as it is, tile
Union as it WAS" are enemies to the country,
and unit to offices Of trust and profit.
lions, offered during the first week, Of the ses-
sion, were again read.
Mr. STEVENS {of PAL motion was agreed
On motion of Mr: cox Of Ohio, it was re-
solved that the Secretary Of the Treasury be
directed to furnish i statement Of the amount
of United States loan created in 1861 and ex-
relating thereto,
Also copy OF copies Of any memorial OF
memorials addressed to him or to ae-Treas
ury Department, proposing Or soliciting .
special medium ofpayment Of the owners o.
holders Of said loan, and whether he proposes
to pay said 1oain coin. -
The West Point Academy appropriation bill
passed without debate or amendment
MI: POTTER Of Wis announced the deat}
Of Luther .Hanchett,- former Representative
from Wisconsin. Alter appropriate resolu
tions were passed, the House adjourned.
, 1862-12-17
FROM. INDIANAPOLIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-1
iNDIANATOLI5, Dee. 1G, 1862.
The Governor has appointed Vim. HANNA
man General Supervising Military Agent for
Indiana sick and wounded soldiers. He has
opened an office in this city, and all other
agents report to him.
The court martial in session in this city, Of
which General Van Rensselaer, is chief, is pro-
crossing very slowly with the trial of Major
Dawson Of the 18th q. s. Infantry for insubor-
dination. A decision will probably not he had
for two weeks yet.
4 heavy snow storm prevails to-day.
The State officers, including Gov. Morton,
left tonight on an official visit to the new
State Prison at Michigan City.
1Sb1ANAPoL1s, Dec. Il, 1862.
The indianapolis Military Agency at Louis
vile, Ky., established to look after the COM
fort and necessities Of sick and wounded In
diana soldiers, has been 30 successful that
Gov Morton has established another in
Charge Of competent men at Cairo. Nashville,
Columbus, Kentucky and Memphis. Agencies
will also be established at St. Louis and other
points. Ono Of the Indiana pay agents has
tie soldiers, from the field, since April last,
S422, 600, and distributed the same without the
loss Of q dollar, and without cents expense
to the soldiers. Hundreds Of thousands OF
| dollars haTe been brought home by other
agents..
@Col. Bob Stewart, Of the 2l Indiana cavalry,
who was taken prisoner recently at Hartsivlle
| Tenn, is held In close confinement By Nor
gan's band. They refused him the usual pa
role, probably>on account Of big gallant and
| daring qualities as an officer. With 3 good
| cavalry force and discretionary orders, III
/ ooyy1d +nE Hnrfran an3 hraat- hi.
, 1862-12-17

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 14--Southern
papers say that Gcn Fosters force is design
ed to cooperate with the Yankees at Suffolk
against Richmond, either by direct advance
upon Petersburg or by attempting to seize the
railroad communications ut Weldon.
RIcHMoSD, Dec. 9.-Gen. Morgan attacked
an outpost Of the enemy's ut Hartsyille On the
Cumberland River, yesterday, capturing 500
prisoners, two pieces Of artillery. and 2, 900
Small arms. Our loss is 225 killed and wound
cd. The day previous o small foragiug party
was captured by Gen. SeeIcr near Nashville,
with fifty prisoners.
MOBILE, Dec 9.-Twenty-ffye Federal pri6-
oners, taken near CoHaeviilc yesterday, were
brought in to-day. Cars are running from
Grand Junction to Holly Springs, and tho tel
egraph is working
Tie Richmond Etanisser says: "The prepa-
rations Of the United States to subjugate the
South are now truly gigantic. In the east, west
and north, On land and water, everywhere, and
on all sides, the movements Of the Fedora.
army and fleets indicate 4 zeal. hope, IL
naticisnl, a desperate aviditJ, that should ban
ish from every Southe1ner' g mind all thoughto o
an earlJ peace, and nerve every Loyal Southern
hand for battle in which there will be no
quarter. Northern Virginia is again oyerrun.
Richmond, Petersburg, Weldon, Charleston
and Mobile are once more Threatened. Texas
undeftnded, lies helpless and bleeding in the
power Of enemy. Forces are being prepared
in Missouri and Kansas for the Invasion OF
Arkansas. Communication between the West
and Richmond Is menaced at Chattanooga and
Knoxville, and the Mississippi and tributaries
arc bristling with gunbo1ts for operation as
soon as the Hoods come
, 1862-12-17


MIR. SEWARD DVATIC1NATES AGAIN
The old proveTb that, Il, prophet is not
without honor save in his own country,"is is
utterly defeated in the case Of Mr. Seward,
whose prophecies have come to keep even
pace with the i1credulity with which they
are received all round the globe. Here a
little while since was the Emperor Of all
the Russias, turning up his imperial nose
at our domestic seer, painfully snubbing
the cbeerfuness with which a1r. Bayard
TAYLOR of the American Legation was re-
failing the oracle We may come to be-
1ieve that recognition Of the rebels is i'm
possible, but it will not be because Mr.
Seward scouts at the 1dea~ Assured1y we
shau not begin to dispense with belief in
its possibility, until the campaign in Vir'
Einia yields some brighter fruits than have
vet been accorded it. When Mr. Seward
begins to talk oracular1y IN this style, VT
have conc to have our convictions strength
ened, in the very points whereof be wouli
fain dispossess us.
, 1862-12-17

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.1
MILwACKEE, Dec. Is, 1862
The Manitowoc list Of enrolled men is to be
revised under the direction Of Capt Marshall,
the Commissioner, and Dr.. Blood, Of Racine
county, assisted by DR.. Liulan Of Manitowoc.
DR.. Blood proceeds to Manitowoc to-day to
examine the enrolled list and hear and deter
mine claims for exemption.
Gov. Sa1on,on, on account Of considerable
dissatisfaction in that county with previous
exemptions, has ordered the examination.
At the Democratic Congressional Con7en-
ton held at Lacrosse today, Col. Chas. s.
Benton Of Lacrosse was nominated as candi-
date for the long term to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned BY the death Of Hon. Luther Han-
chett.
Amovement is in contemplation by The
leading business men Of this city to donate
1000 barrels Of flour to the Relief Fund fol
| tie Lancashire operatives.
, 1862-12-17

ter; thatthe troops did not move with the
main command at the time he left Bowling
Green; tnt were separated and ordered to
Glasgow, TpmpkfnsFille, and Huntsville. He
states that he was at Gal1atin at the time of
the surrender, where he has been ordered with
seventy were killed, and 14O: wounded. 1t
may appear that rs many escaped. He asserts
that The troops were oTerT Thelmed with nuu-
Regarding the alleged bad conduct Of his
troops ut Frankfort, he says: IN some in
had tried to protect non-combattants, and to
see that private rights were not invaded and
private properly not taken without just COM
pensation. He denies that Indecent, scandal
oua and disgusting conduct was committed,
and says it Is fabrication He denies the
the force at shepardsyille, captured three
months ago. Tie whole story is fabrlca-
t9a; Tie Journals Introduction to the comrdu.
nication says it is written in excellent spirit,
and shows that injustice has been done to its
a1theE.
New FoRK; Dec 1G.-A special to the Her.
oM' dated Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 18th, says
According to the Rebel Banner, JEFF. Davis
has arrived at Muzfreesboro, and is the guest
Of Mr.. Nancy
I The rebels hive re-occupied Franklin. The
enemy. seem to be moving up. Forrest Is moi
at Charlotte, but there is Q heaEy force at No
lansvi11e ard Triunc.
New YORK, Dec, 16.-The New York 11rsb
a.ne has special from Nashville, giving an ae
count Of the violations Of flag Of truce or
the Murfrceshoro turnpike, BY which fifty
three Of Capt. Whites command, the 4tt
Michigan, were captured.
A scout from Murfreesboro reports that ht
heard jeff Davis and Gen: Polk speak thert
on Friday. Davis declared that TENNESSEE
must be held at all hazards. Polk said hi
expected Grant to be defeated-then Nash
Vile to- be assailcd.
Our Informant says the rebels will fight u:
between TnlIahoma and Winchester. Their.
about "a, 600 rebels between Murfeesboro am
Nashville. Forrest, with three regiments 0
cavalry, left Manchester, Thursday, to cross
the Cumberland River below Nashville, AMI
cut our railroad
Gen. Morgan was married yesterday. H
| moves with :, 600 men to attack the railrou
at another point. =.
Five men Of the Chicago Board Of Trad
regiment were captured on Saturday.
, 1862-12-17

Brig. Gen Geo. D. Bayard, the gallant caval-
rs officer Of Burnsidc's army, has been killed.
lie VAS native Of New York, and was ap-
pointed cadet to the West Point Military
Academy il, 1852. lie graduated on the 30th
Of June, 1856. and OIL the 3oth Of July, 1S56,
was appointed second lieutenant Of the 1st
United States cavalry. On the Goth Of August,
1861, he vas promoted 10 a captainey Of his
regiment now known rs the 4th United States
cavalry. He was allowed leave Of absence to
take the command Of the 1st Pennsylvania
cavalry, and in General Orders No. G3, Wash
ington, June 10, he is announced as a Briga-
der General Of volunteers, commanding cav
airy He has made several brilliant cavalry
dashcs, both before and since his appointment
as General, aud being yet but a young man.
gave promise Of great military ability in the
future. His loss will be much regretted by
lis command. He Is said to have been be-
trothed to lovely young Lady, to whom, rs
stated IN our dispatches elsewhere, he was to
have been married the present week. "Man
PROPOSES but God disposcs." Gen. Bayard
vas wounded in the face by a poisoned arroW
by Indians on the frontiers. from the effects q
| which he had never recovered, and which hi:
| physicians predicted would ultimately caus'
| his death. He often expressed determine
| tion never to die from that cause, if he coult
/ die in the battles Of his country. He has nc
the fate and secured the fame he coveted.
, 1862-12-17
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Changes and Promotions In Illinois
Regiments.

spR1SeF1ELD, Dec. 16.-The following pro-
motions have been made:
TwKsT1-FHrH VoIus1EzRs-Col Thos.
D. Williams, Col. vice Carter resigned; Scr
geant John Sweet; First Lieutenant Compa-
ny F, vice skeels, resigned; First lieutenant
John swoet,- Captain Company F, vice An
dreWs resigned; Second Lieutenant james P.
Martin, First Lieutenant Company E, vice
Sweet promoted; Sergeant Alexander Il
Sweet, Second Lieutenant Company +, vice
Martin promoted. :.
FoRrY-FouRrH IL11Ko1s Vo1uErEERs.-
James c. Ransom Adjntant, Hico Drake, pro-
NOTED; Lieutenant Charles T Drake Captain
Company q, vice Barrett, mustered out; Sec
opd Lieutenant Vim. Fl, Friccius First Lieu
tenant Company q, vice Ransom, promoted; :;
Sergeant George B. Cooley Second lieutenant
Company b, vice Friccius, promoted.
Fg1r-E1GurH ILLINOIS VOLUNTEERS, -
, 1862-12-17

fUUA OLD BUCK.
The Senate did not receive with very
much eagerness Mr.. Garrett Davis propo-
eition Of censure on the poor old Public
Functionary Of Lancaster. One feature
that made it distastefill was doubtless the
direputable source whence the measure
emanated.' Mr.. Garrett Davis himself is
notso full Of the odor Of unimpe 10y
alty, that he can spare a like perfume to an
act which coming from him, is certainly too
extraordinary not to: receive challenge.
The case Of old Buck can wait. The time
to punish traitors viii come after the trait
ors are caught. "lFirst catch your griffin"
said the old recipe. Wher the rebels are
up for punishment, poor imbecile old Blu
chanan's case may be taken up. Until then
there is no danger Of his getting sway from
punishment save by the gate that opens on
good and bad old men alike The Senate
did well to throw Mr. Davis Indictment
mi nf cnrrf
, 1862-12-17
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
Matters at Nashville and Below.
The Rebels Increasing at
=. Clarksvil1e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REBEL NEWS.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 15.-Thc rebels have in
creased their force ut No1insville. Forrest
had not been at Charlotte.
The Fedcrals are still at ClarksTi11e. 800 Of
WoodWards rebel cavalry came in with their
arms, refusing to fight for the southern Con
fsderacy any longer
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 15.-Nashyile cars ar
rived on time. All quiet along the road
Nothing new from south Of Nashville, except
slight and unimportant skirmish at Wood
The hospital opposite Mnnfords7i1le was
burned today, but the soldiers were all safely
removed.
NASHVILLE, Dec Is, 1861.
While the rebel General Hawklns was wait
ing with a flag Of truce at our Outposts to day.
on the Muffreesboro road, 4 detachment OF
the 4th Michigan cavalry under Capt Able,
halted, under instructions not to fire on the
enemy, while the flag waited reply. Soon
after I50 rebel cavalry suddenly charged npon
them and captured f1ty-three- Orderly Mitch
ell ouly escaped. Several Of cur men fired,
without orders, and killed three rebels. It
was an infamous violation Of the hag so1
truce Onrs was violated On SATURDAY, aao
bitter retaliation was ordered
a scout, with this mornings A1urfreesborc
paper, has arrived. He reports that JET Da
Fis declared in speecht Saturday night, thai
Tennessee mast be held at al hazards Pol M
and other rebels made violent speeches. m
enemy say they will fight Us between Iulia
homa and Winchester. They will not attack
Their main body is about Muifteesboro Buck
ner:s force is at tNolnsvile and Tryune; klsh,
Smith at Manchester, and Johnson at Cnatta
| nooga
freesboro, last night, and will move, with 5.oo
| men, tomorrow, to cut the Louisville an
I Ry..ls.,:17. D. lnra4u7 AcaufG cnnffrn1h