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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-01-23

BANK STOCK TO BE SoLp.-On
Thursday, the 10Th inst, the stock with
drawn from The Bank of Orleans will be
sold at auction at their Banking House
in this village.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-01-23
AFTERNOON,

Convention met
Committee to nominate officers for the
society reported as follows:
President-REv. II. N. HOVEY Of
Albany.
Vice Presidents-D. NJ. CAMP, ID, Of
Derby Q. N. ELKINs, Esq, of Troy
Secretary and Treasurer-ELIJAH S,
CowLEs, Esq of Coventry.
The same committee also named Der
by as the place for holding the next semi
annual meeting, and North Craftsbury
as the place for holding the annual meet.
ing.
Report adopted.
Committee to nominate candidate for
commissioner reported the name of G. A.
j. M A r S II Of Craftsbury, the pre-
sent worthy incumbent, as the proper
person 10 be supported by the temper
ance men of Orleans county at the next
annual March meeting.
Report accepted and nomination made
unanimous.
Committee on resolutions by their
chairman, Rev. p. II. White, reported
the following, which were debated with
much vigor and adopted one by one.
Resolved, That the alarming preva-
lence of intemperance in the army, the
disasters that have been occasoned by
drunken officers, and the neglect Of the
government to remove such officers and
ill their places with temperate men, are
calculated to excite our most serious
fears that the country will yet be ruined
by intemperance, and to call forth our
most vigorous efforts TO avert such cat
astrophe.
Resolved, That in view Of the posi-.
bility that more Of our young men may
be wanted in the army, there is special
and immediate need of their being so in.
structed in the principles, and pledged to
the practice, of temperance, that they
shall be able to resist all the temptations
Of intoxicating liquors in the camp as
well as at home.
Third resolution not furnished
Resolved, That we recognize in the
Order of Good Templars an efficient and
reliable agency in the Temperance cause,
and gladly notice the formation of seve-
raj lodges Of that Order in this county.
Resolted, That the candidate for Co.
Commissioner be requested, if elected,
TO appoint as town agents men Of thor
ough temperance principles, and to exer-
else such vigilant supervision over
them that they shall not fall into the
habit Of selling liquors for unlawful pur-
poses land 10 this end, that the agent
be required TO keep record Of the name
Of each purchaser, and the purpose for
which the purchase is made, and to pros
ecute any and all parties who shall pro-
cure liquor upon false pretenses, which
if the agent neglect TO do, the Commits
sioner is requested TO remove him.
Resotred, That the Orleans County
Young Mems Temperance Society re-
commend the Vermont Society to offer
premium of - dollars for the best
essay on substitutes for alcohol for med-
cinal purposes.
Resoloed, That the Secretary be d.
rected to forward a copy of the foregoing
resolutions to the Secretary of the Yer
mont Temperance Society.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-01-23

The gunboat Sycamore has captured
the English sloops Aveuger and Julia,
from Nassau, with supplies for the re-
bel army.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-01-23

Musical Director, J. Z. Chamberlin.
Albany VT, Jan. 81, 1868.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

Tie Maine Farmer has an Interesting ar
ticie on tbs sabjecs. from which - make
few extracts:
- All domestic animals require some sort
q training or educafioa-sonse more. some
less. according 10 tn usages % which they
are pot. Thus the COW Is reqaircd %
stand quietly While you arr milking. and 20
hoist the right foOs and place Il back q
the other. in order 70 give you more noon
% use y0ur hands While milking Tkis Is
generally the extent % her schooling bot
II she he taught 70 allow herself 20 De Ted
about by the horn. gerstly aud Pc.coably. IL
would add 20 ber value and % the ease q
her management. For stecrs. there are
higher branches Of Pracaoal ssHSiss into
which they should be initiated Their do
ties and labors under the yOke on The arSa
and on the road. are q the utmost impor-
lance 20 the farmer. and Il Is Incumbent on
Lim 90 teach them IN the most effective.
thorough. and. a. the same time. kind and
pleasant manner. Tbsrc j. s-cat differ
ence in the teachers q tins kind q science.
a. well As in the fogr-foo,ed pupils 70 BE-
trained. Some teachers that Ne have seen
'breakIng steers and cows a. the phrase
Is. did not evince half A. urach good sense
and discretion the carfle tkey undertook
TO train. On the other hand. there are
some cattle 50 naturally grabbed and per-
verse IN disposition. that kindness and gen
tleness seem % De thrown s~av upon them.
and they require a. least something a. strin-
gent a. the hamPering and casting down Of
Rarcy's method before they WI be con
WINGED that there Is a power above thcm o.
which they lad better suhmit Tins most
generally displays Itself in tsose cattle
which have been suffered % 20 unnolrstcd
and have their own way until they have
nearly or quite obtained their growth.
The best mode and manner % teachinc cat
tie. or any other aniunal-biped or quadri-
ped-is 10 tram them when younc. Take
them IN the bud when you can handle and
oontrol them easily. and before they have
grown mp Wild and strong. witlout any dis
cipline or restraint. Trsss f.ea uira
ysu-r. shouh bc the motto iu every stable
and every barn-yaId
90 il training animals. whsther young or
old. there : another requisite 60 De- attend
"a 90 beside discrvtia m % manarenent and
common sense IN the tearirer. This j. 90
have the right kind 81 harness
The saddle q tire yoke should b. adapted
% the length and b-radth q the neck On
whirh Il rests. 80 - % render il easy 20
the vrearcr. Not TOO narrow. lest u cut in
not too wide. lest it gau the neck AZ is
insertion in the shoulders. Ia should not
be TOO short. lest il Mo- thsm % haul
apart. IN order not % step on each other
nor too long. les; IN winter Il nav induce
them 90 crowd IN order % Keep the trark--
not too narrow in depth through the rin-
and staple, is; IL pan down on tie top -
the neck too much-nor too vide. lrst 70
have tie reverse operation and cause Tire
lower part o. the bows % PRESS too hard
and call the neck or throat Ia taat part-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

AocovNTS- T. the haste o. commen-e
plovin- and sowing. other important inter
ests should NOT he overlooked \ success
81 cuitieafcr must also Re nan g good
business habits ohscrsant g markets. and
ready % improve thc favorable moment fsr
either buying or selling Kecp.ue a.
coants wi.i aid O. ihe 'hrif-. and give more
certainty o. al operations
let every transaction . purchase ard
siie. al CONTRACTS. terms made with hired
h~lP. time 81 thrir commenting work.
amount q oltlay ani return f,r each Geld.
animal. etr-. be plainly noted. f1r refer
ence. 4 fairly kepi cook 10 better e,.-
denoe IN q court ~ iaw than a treacherou.
memory. or an Interested stiffness
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

fEErNErNc PrNr AND PATNrtNG. Ti-e
best. most durable AMI ncatrst lind q
paint for any Lind q tools or implements.
J. light blue. This i far better than rid
A. blue vii reflecs morc q the beat a the
sun than red. Consequently. The wood
Which j. painted. ~iH be heated and san
cracked lcss when painted blue Daring
the warm DAYS 81 March. let took and I'M
plemenis b washcd cican and painted ti,,c
To preparc blue paint that will DIV soon.
procurc good boiled OF. which vii cost
about ten cents nore pr gallon than the
uaboied- Procure quart or more. accor-
ding % the amount q painting 60 D. done.
Of liquid dricr or laqgcr. Then take one
pant Of OF. half pint q a-icr. and rninrie.
By stirring IN With a siick. enough white
lead 20 make it about a. thick A. crram.
Zine White = thc best; Unless nan has an
aPParatus fcr grinding the lead. Zinc Vii
require no grinding. bat must b. thoruurh-
y stirred. and al the lamps mashed Nov
pat IN one or two. or three t4bic-spoonfaIs
81 Prussian Blue. and sir q thoroughly.
Bet a snail quantity q blue ~ill D. seccs-
sary % make handsome blue PANT II it
appear too light coio7cd. put an more blue.
PAINT. prepared a fcw hours before u .
used. wll Work better than dat lust nm
pared. II The oil aad dricr arr good. faint
prepared according O. the foregoing dirvc-
tions. wi dry IN from one O. two days. al
though it shoald be alowcd from one O.
two weeks % become hard. For erccn
paint. let the White had or zinc. AMI oil
and duer bc prepared in the same ~sy a.
tor blue. and pct la gr,en. instead q Bloc
Continue 90 pat in -rccn until tie shade i.
DARK enough o. suit the fancy yellow
paiai may b. prepared Ia the same manner.
By usin- chrome yellow with The White
lead -Coantry Gcotienan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

Tnr CoES GEVB- Tbe corn crop has
several Formidable enemies 90 contend with.
and among thea . the grub. which souc-
times literally destroys whole felis. and
Frequently damages the crop seriously
One q The best and most iudiciors rene
dies. perhaps The ven best ever suggested
is the applicatieu Of saf a. soon - the
plant makes It's appearance above ground.
Take one part common salt. AM three parts
plaster o. gypsum. and apply about table
-poonful srouHd each hiu. and IL vii D.
found % be q sure protecfion. The mix
turc should not come in contact uith she
sprouts. a. 10 may destroy them. This
method has been tired over and over again.
By some % the best fa-mcrs q Peunsyita-
MA. Delaware and New Jersey. aud vhcn
properly applied. has never failed O. 10
perfectly successful. We hope our farmers
who have reason 60 fear the dcprcdsfi1ns
% the grub this season. viii try this mix
turc. leaving few alternate rows ~ corn.
without the sat. and communicate 90 us IT,
result. We are aware some writers sav
sait has no eject upon vermin. bot ue
speak in this matter on tie best Authority
-Germantovn TeisguPL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

point Of view. q favor. abundance. and IA
oility q preservation IL Appears 70 D. a
variety - whss = called charyicn IN Bclgi-
uu. The stalk grows 20 The height q
twelve inches. and throws cut many branch
ss. Tle blossom j. Of pale violet color.
and proiuccs no fruit. A 6eid Of one acre
of tairl class quality. lightly MANFRED. pro
dsoel - COO kilogramuses q sound pots-
ties. The nci-hboriug farners werc as
tonished. not Only a. the enormous pro-
ducc. but a the absence q any unsound
potatoes. TIE crop vas dpg cut On the
i2-h q October.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

Tar FEoFrrs o. SHFrr UrsnaNpnY
in sheep gro~in-. the-r a-- th-cc distinct
sources ~ profit so1gLt. w Inrrea.e q
number by artuai propasation. rro~th o.
Increase in sire hni Fei sht. ard tbe annaai
rro'iuc' 81 wooi Tie ewes usei i- breed
'ng 'hou.d possess 81 nearly a. possible.
o. points of excellence desired b. Che a..
spring They fbo-ii. a. least. o. t~.
year o-4-of cooi strong consutufiou-
vel iei. and sci sheltered. Sob eve.
"iih s1ch Hanas,mcaf. vil generally real
be- Che food hor.es 20 the .h.ni--l ,,- a.
erase. 'ro~ta aisrrarl IS naiuraI e.,
ard RAPID Ihr Prolert of ~ool DEPEND.
mach -foa tLr lel,.i of t..s sheen. t...i t.-
strength an beauty q fbrc. and r,i-ht Of
fccc,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

CoRN. Good seed. snl either good sail
OF plruiy &C manure. arr 3D.. cs.ential.
Corn j. one 90 the seeds most readily in
Jared hs aampness or heafiuc-in shock or
CRIB. II j. aivays best 90 tcst an average
sample selected irom ihe whole seed in al
Vanee. b. sprouun- in warm soI u b.
much better % 10 tbs than O. risk the loss
q a crop or q many hills The sgd s.
the hast Part q the expense. Corn - a
gross feeder. and rrs,ls in plenty ~ ma
nure o. Any KIND. It b. sun plant. and
not a water one. Eich land. warm ard
dr--drained 81 a. al needed. D. What hI.
the corn cri,'-and thc purse. A hca,y sod
TONED under j. a good place for corr roots
- rcvci iu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

PowEE 90 a Housr's Scrvr. A oorre.-
pendent 81 the llomeread ssys " There
is one perception that horse posses.es.
that bat hitie attention has been raiI Co..
AMI that Is tbe power ~ scent. W.-b some
horses BE- b. a. acute al a dog. and Or fhe
benelt Of these uho have to lrir, n,-t,.
such a. physicans and others. tiis ksou-
beige is Invaluable ,,ver anew r ,o
iaIl. and have rillen Land-cds of Mills
dark igats. and in consideratiou of chs
power II scent. tLi. Is my simple advice
never che,k yosr horse az night. bli r.,e
him a IRE bad. AMI YOU may rest as.arsI
thar De- uil never get ~ thc road. ard uiI
carr you eKpcdiuously AMI safe d. rr-
gard io che p0ser " scent in q horse. 7
once knew one q pair thar uss stolen.
and recovered manly by the tra,k being
made out BY his mate. and thar after b, lad
been abseui s'x or ei-ht hours
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

a--ifrnrln'l is t.rlrrtlr Dar.,f Nr rarr.rf..i
trcaee bow lr.r- 1.-or 'r-ri f-er-f..n fnra
rntfalt.r fc-i. iururc ar. fif. ed cav
..ts. tar trr.rrss.rc Nlrr.. era .'..rr n.f -
Pc frrlrral iri-rrn W. o. s. .r.
r. hrrri.tars in go oo-lsufltcn. df-rrrt.u-
i.'.n i.arrn,s O. rh.iirrn uuti e. on .r.i unt
..lrtl Ernerafiun " ini~ri if srr-ls @, te 80
rni - Hira $40 ssrs. " uiI r...r a. i-.-ui-
- 0f 30 tfthrrs unou fhf.r siulfrrn lie
t-,a-rt a' .l % ur-inrtrs frtr Nur,. a. rar-rs.
fHN- - tar or-a-s f a'fl.ks o. &c
arg. >-r1lula rroiaots fat-rrIrs. r-i s~ars
i.r.lur--r in thr glands sesTlr.s uItA
surT.lratc rnt 'rclnc Uirtrrrs sarrs i1 fte
s-o-ra p arl hrFrls itrrr-rr,-rt. ut..h 40
DIRE lrt -rstiHn. dfrnrTsla. ari ttrr CON-
r.e,-f. en- fl-. skn. srurfar ari cufare..i.
affrsttsns Ilc-c 60 haslr- thr s-u.e rri-.r
rr1u.rr t1e sar'r rciuoilF. va Irrilfn-.u1 1T
.nri-o-ufrra of thr tto--l I'urfs ft- h.ll.f
ani trr-- dtrs-ruus d..trr-Hrrs ir-.e ga.
tl frch'e. ga. ~ eurrur.rri ho..i so cam
urf Pave hrsiia aiih that i.fr q CO frsa 30
aca-i.s. sa eauuoi have scratl.rls li.c.--.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01
American and Foreign Patents
II. H. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Esfs Ar--f ~ 4 =. Psf..s 49,. u..t..r,..
f-sasr A. ~ i~l7D
20 State. opposite Kilby Street.
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r. Aeenrs 80 onfs 80 isr.-.f fl ~
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aet a. ~lttt~~ - rtiE RF~T Proof
ui ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY b. -..f
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ca rf.-asr rhsf nj sfhrr aaaer af - kiri ,r.
90 rtHrgr- g. rraass-t..ai -srrrrrs s, as.i.rsts
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rr-r.n. rrhfiss to rrfrrr.
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rrt- rrrafrf ia fh- tr.f-f ~rarrs ant Iar....r.
frr..-. ttr ga. i-fsaI g.sr.f.e,. ts oa-r srr-
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Ayers sarsapariua

is cu-r.-.r-.iri Com e.. rra.t srert-.f ara.
f-rr- fhsf medical srt-rrr tn- l.s..Vrrr.i 90
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40 Hatr gwen g a trlal l'rf g d.. rr-s-
h.nr rlrfurs fru'r eNtrnur,il nary in ttrrr eHrrt
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Glaa3nlar Swe!linSs. Tzmors. Errp-
tons. PI1plsl. Biotches and Sores. Ery-
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Rhe-n. Scali Head. Co1ghi from t.
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Swelhrgs. Debility. DfcpSv. Ee-ralzia.
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Sypslhiic Injections. HcrcuTial Diseases,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-05-01

i' 'rfiNe bmn'. MIST. A Carf.--,
I'ief u'a' de',r.ae' a Lau1.a- i.-.r.ns.,.
vile.
J p ne't contained t-o q their royr-
% i' about the s.Te ~ lla.k ,,l.s, 81 7.
'cry hne texture. almost uh.te. m.-t i.
'e'noi'ng wooien eioth. and frruly bound \.
ihe t~is 81 petrh tree. u.thia tt-.. -.
% u'e ground. The young bird. a-. -.
"aea larger than grams Il coffee. and pre-
'e-i . Fery singslar sppesraoce
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Only 25 Cents.

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\ member - The Belgian Central Soei,t,
Of asrlcuiiure has r-cssuuaensled o. tbe al.
tention q tbs society q ne~ VARIETY Of the
potato. shich . rcmarksbie in tbs triple
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