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FAMILY DYE COLORS

FAMILY DYE COLORS
Black, Crimson. PINK
Dark Blue, Dark Drah, Purpis,
Light Blue Light Drab, LOYAL Purple
French Blue, Dark Green, Salmon.
Claret Brown, Light Greea, Scarlet.
Dark Brown, Magenta, Slate. ..r
Light Brown, Maroon, Solterino,
Snuff Brown, Orange, Violet
Yellow. ..
Perfect fast eolor, for dyeing Silk. Woollcu
and Mixed Goods, Shawls, Scarfs, Dres-
ses. Ribbons. Gloves, Bcancts, Hats
Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children's
Clothing, and all kinds Of
Wearing Apparel. "
A saving ofeigh!y per cent.
For rs cents yon can color as many goods
as would otherwise cost five times that sum.
Various shades can be produced from th,
same dye. The process is simp,a, aud any
one can use the dye with perfect success.
Directions N English, French and Ger
man inside of each package.
For further Information in dyaing, and
giving perfect knowledge what colors GRO
best adapted to dye over othors, with many
valuable recipes purchase How aud Stew
ems treatise on diving and colo~ing. Sent By
mail on receipt of rriec,-lS ceaSs
For sale by Druggists and dealers gene.
rally. HOVER STEVENS
n7v5y11 eco ;road~ny Boston
s. Huntington, our Wholesale 4 gent ~.
Mc1regor. Iowa, is authorized 10 supply
dealers at our prizes HISS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
, "kiAY THE BEST MAN WIN"
SAVE YOUR MONEY.

The Peoples Provision Company
Have this day established their East India
Coffee price as follows.
Single pounds IS cents
Seren pounds dollar
20 ro"nd> delivered free on boat or r. r.
on receipt of So 90
For sale by groccrs generally. at the above
rates. Be sure that you ask for and get
PIP cos EAST INDIA COFFEE.
1t has Pink Label Ask any grocer for it,
1t is especially valued by Dyspetics, and
persons suffering with diseases ofthe liver and
kidneys It requires hut one.hnlf as much as
any other, is better Favored and
IS THE CHEAPEST COFFEE IN THE WORLD
Address all orders to PEOPLES PRO-
VISION Co.. 26s Greenwich Street, N. =. and
enclose cash at our risk. 26S Greenwich St..
n. Y, Aug. lst, 1863.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
Nth OREGON plain iltsltt,

as breechcs of trust.
Have You read my last speech!
said prosy fellow to a friend.
81 he pc So" was the reply.
Ohio brings a bill of S223;S25
50, against the government Of
damages Incurred by Morgan's
band into that State.
HOPE is always liberal, and
they that trust her promises make
little scruple Of reveling to-day
the profits Of tomorrow.
MANY person has two dis
tinct and different selves-one
that promised and lied, and one
that believed the other. After a
while, they both lie to each other,
and neither believes.
They are fools who insist on
being perfectly miserable because
they can not be perfectly happy.
MIN slip on water when it is
frozen, and On whisky when it
isn't.
WE love ourselvs notwilhstand.
ing our fanlts. and we ought to
love our friends in like manner.
4 PARAGRAPH has been going
the rounds Of an old lady who
has a moustache on her lip. 1t
is not uncommon for young ladies
TO have moustaches on their lips.
Advertising is oil which wise
tra,!esmen put into their lamps
and that foolish ones neglect to
use.
As the best-tempe:ed sword is
the most flexible, so the truly
generous are the most plant and
courteous to their interiors.
We never knew so promin .nt
man as Sam Kirkwood peg out
50 soon as he has. He. wanted
to be a delegate to the National
Abolition Convention, and the
abs. defeated him, only. giving
him 272 votes ont of S97. What
shame!
4 Fayette county farmer went
to McCregor a short time since
with one,load of wool, which he
sold for Sl,40O.
The mayor Ct Maquokets has
closed the public schools Of that
place, and prohibited all public
gatherings, in consequence of the
prevalence Of the smallpox.
The delegate in Congress from
Utah in replying to speech of
Ferna1do WOOD, IN which the
New Yorker referred to the Nor:
mon rebellion. said: "Would not
any man rebel if his wives and
children were attacked Would
that be treason!" The House saw
the point, and.amidst .uproarious
laughter the Norman said, Il
nea It wife and c hildren.'
In the. recent Baltimore elec-
ton the ticket headed "Abra-
ham Lincoln and Thomas Swami
carried but. three wards out Of
twenty. Usually, goose and a
swan swim together very lovingly,
but here is an instance where
they both vent under, and we
: trust to rise no more as far as
Mr.. Goose is concerned.
The true value attaching to
knowledge is, that it. enlarges the
dominion Of truth and happiness;
beings without knowledge of
some kind are as men walking in
the dark. How many Of the f6l-
lies Of mankind appear to US as
ludicrous and yroteseue, only be.
cause knowledge has shed around
about US a light altogether I'm
known to the actors in the farce
Miss Braddon, the author of
the sensation novels has grateful
ly married her publisher. They
vida hereafter issue some lively:
work in SUPERIOR binding.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11
GEORGE W. PIERCE.

GEORGE W. PIERCE.
Dealer in General Merchandise. Dry ovods,
Groceries Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass,
Nails, Putty. Ready Made Clothing, Hat &
Caps &c., &c, In he keeps almost every ar
ticle required, and usually kept ina country
store, and sells as cheap as the times will
permit. n5v5yI
New Oregon Dec. 18th 1863
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-11

becasse of its great Tonic and Diuretic quail
ties, .
The simple. fact that the prepa1 alton If
from Baron Leibig will commend it to the
attention cf the scientific in N parts If the
country. while the nsc al 1t will at Lnce and
rermas,ty prove to the masses everywhere
that it is the long needed desideratun,-in
ts way. .......
The immense popularity !hf this Coffee in
the Old World is an earnest that its nse and
popularity in America is bound to become
continent wide
Another consideration not to be overlooked
in regard to the matter, is that
1t Costs less than Ordinary Green
Coffee
And it requirs less than half the guam
tity to give the same degree of strength
and its use proves it at 30 cents q
pound to be cheaper than Maricabo
coffee at Is cents a pound. ~ ~
Neatly packed in pound pa.
pcrs with full Instructions 70,
use on each label.-in sixty
POUND BOXES. Price, 80 cents
per pound. A literal discount
to the trade. ra.ft
Manufactured by the PEOPLES
PROVISION Co., 268 Greenwich
S rect, y. Y, to whom all orders
n1I,,o..oI :. = - %
Sold by wholesale Grocers and q
Druggists, tn4ev4yl
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26
FROM PETERSBURG.

Everything was reported quiet at Pc
tersburg. The rebels had been feeling
our lines on the left for the past two
nights, but nothing but picket skirmish-
ing had taken place.
Deserters continue to come within our
lines. They represent the rebel army
as greatly demoralized. y lieutenant
and II men came in Tuesday. They
report that thousands of rebel soldiers
are leaving their ranks because their
families are starving and they cannot
get any pay.
The rebels have been mining extern
sively along the lines in front of Peters,
burg, but SO far all their attempts to un>
dermine our works have been rendered
abortive by the vigilance of our COM
manders who have successfully tapped
the rebel adits.
Gen. Logan's report of the operations
on the 28tb, states that after moving 10
RICH! extreme of our army, he was at
tackled by Hardy and Lees corps. Six
successive charges we're made by the en-
envy, which were calamity repulsed with
fearful loss to the rebels. Late in the
evening similar attacks we're repulaed.
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of the internal fanatics and abolitionists ever
get power in their hands, they will override the
Constitution, set the Supreme Court at defiance,
change and make laws to suit themselves, lay
violent hands on those who differ with them in
their opinions, or dare question their iufallibi-
ty, and finally bankrupt the country and deluge
it with BLOOD. "-Erttact from a Speech deA0-
cred at FdactaE HaH, Boston, Mass, March II,
1880, by Daniel He6Stey.
The above extract is found at the
head of the editorial columns Of the New
port NeacS Does the editor of that pa
per suppose that his readers and the COM
munity are so silly that they can be
brought to believe them to be the words
of the immortal Daniel Webster? 1t is
an insult to their intelligence to suppose
it. These words are not found in any
of his published writings or speeches.
He never uttered them. The language
is as unlike that of Daniel Webster as
would be loyal sentiment in copper
heads mouth. We defy Mr.. Spalding
to produce it otherwise than as base
forgery upon the words of the great ex-
FOUNDER Of the constitution. 1t has been
coined by the followers of JEFF Davis for
a certain purpose. If the editor of the
Nea0S has no regard for the feelings of the
community, he should, at least, pay a
decent respect to the memory of the il
lustrious dead.
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ca The minions of jeff Davis are on
the alert in good old Vermont, and seem
determined to make our people pay. trib-
ute to to him if possible. Money is not
spared to accomplish this. His Argus
eyed .SsatiRels are on the watch and ev-
er at their post. At the first note of alarm
a Courier is dispatched to their master
with the Ne,CS, and to devise ways and
means to keep their Star in the ascend
ant. But their Vaccinations must be
met, nipped in the bud, and the Stand
ard of Liberty kept ever erect among
our mountains.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26

BOLD ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY Rob-
BERRY.-On Monday evening last, as
Mr.. David Blasdell of Albany was ri
ding from Lowell towards Eden, he
overlook a man and invited him to ride.
The man did so, and was carried short
distance. When the fellow ge; out he
drew a revolver and presenting it to Mr..
Blaisdell's head, demanded his money or
his life. The latter, while pretending to
get at bis greenbacks, drew bis whip,
and with its butt gave the footpad so
heavy blow over the head that it laid
him out, when Mr.. Blaisdell gave bis
horse a cut and was soon out of sight,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26

A THREsHING.-A good thing hap
pened in Albany the other day. An old
straggler came through the town and
met little girl about IL in the road
With vicious intent be laid violent hands
en- her, and in her struggle TO escape, he
tore her clothes, when she made so great
an outcry that Mrs. Haheng, with whom
she is living, heard her, and immediate
ly came TO the rescue. She collared the
old rascal-led him into the house, took
the horse>whip and gave him the biggest
threshing thai mortal man ever received.
She laced him terribly, and we think the
town Of Albany should vote her bounty.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26
The Sanitary Commission.


The Ladies Soldiers Aid Society Of
Irasburgh sent box containing the fol-
lowing articles to the Christian and San
itary Commission on the 10Th July:
Pillows,
Pillow Cases,
4 Pairs Feelings,
Shirts,
l Package Dried Fruit,
2 Pairs Slippers,
l Dressing Gown,
Quilt,
Roll old Linen,
2 Cotton Shirts,
Rolls old Cotton,
Handkerchiefs,
Papers Farina,
Dozen Crackers,
SO Rolls Bandages,
IA Magazines.
A box containing the following was al
SO sent to Mr.. Baxter, from the same
society:
2 Hop Pillows,
) Feather Pillows,
2 Quilts,
80 Rolls Bandages,
8 Ring Cushions,
"a Handkerchiefs,
2 Pillow Cases,
Roll old Linen,
2 Rolls Flannel,
8 Pounds Sugar,
Z " Berries,
l Pair Slippers,
3 Carpet Bags,
3 Cotton Shirts,
3 Flannel Shirts,
9 Arm Slings,
10 Dozen Crackers,
Five bushels of vegetables were sent
at the same time.
Total valuation of the 2 boxes, $84.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26

QUEER CAsE.-H. Green, of Potion,
&c. f., few days since, lost a yearling
steer from bleeding at the nose. Upon
examination be found the water very
low in his pasture, and completely alive
with small Llood-suckers, one of which
penetrated the nostril of the yearling
and severed blood vessel, causing death
as above stated.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26


reetly aiding and supporting jeff Davis
in his mighty efforts to destroy our be-
loved country and her Institutions. He
who aids in the support of disoyal news
papers in the North, is pulling down his
own house on his own head, and is doing
more for the cause of rebellion than if
he should shoulder his musket and 90
South and fight in the rebel army
Yes, he is applying the firebrand to his
own house, as well as that of his patri-
otto and brave Green Mountain kindred,
friends and neighbors.
While the state is disgraced by the
presence Of such reasonable sheets, the
Towns where they are published have
particular cause to mourn over the NOR
al disaster that matches and disseminates
their terrible doctrines in their midst
Rutland, and Burlington, and Montpelier,
our first towns in size, business and ed
Iucation, have each TO carry a pestilence
on their shoulders and daily sit at meat
with an emissary OF secession, while the
lesser towns of Danville aud Newport,
the latter leading mart of trade in our
own beautiful and beloved Orleans, must
vince beneath the undeniable truth that
they too have pensioned agent Of the
'confederacv with them who receives
stipend to perform the Office of national
assassin aud plant the stiletto deep into
the vitals of the Goddess OF Liberty
The fate of the last mentioned place is
doubly CALLING from the fact that what is
now used as an engine to destroy the gov
eminent was started by loyal hands, by
loyal hearts and by loyal money, given
by men who were ready to bleed for the
good of the town, tue cause, the country,
and to establish an organ that would
strike deep and heavy blows at the enc
mics Of our country they could not
think, did not dream that one who was
SO lately from the grand army OF the Po-
omac could be so base as to return TO the
green bills where he was born and undo
with his pen what he had (perhaps) en-
10 accomplish with his sword.
But alas for human reason alas for the
,ye of man that sees "as through glass
larkly !" the town is beaten by its own
rutch, and the government is stabbed in
he house of its friends while the peo-
lie mourn with that deep grief which re-
uses to be comforted. Our friends at
Newport have all heard the story Of The
and the Viper"--said viper
opposed to be a copperhead.
Do the leading men of the county, of
lie state, truly realize the influence these
papers have upon many of
lie people-not upon the intelligent peo-
lie, to be sure--but upon those who are
eak Of head and faint of heart? They
ould realize the truth, the whole truth,
d this among others: that if ever lib
" takes her flight from America, it /
Il be solely through the agency Of such I
Gets as those We have mentioned. Let +
cry loyal man ponder upon what we I
We said, and then ask himself what his |
ty is in the matter. Should they take
em ?-should they advertise in them?
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State News.

AooTDENT.-Monday evening, about
half past o'clock, as the New York Ex-
press train on the Rutland and Burling,
ton railroad was backing over from the
Central depot, James McClafrey, por.
ter belonging 10 the Lake House, met
with severe, II not fatal accident. He
was standing on the rear platform of the
last car, and for some reason or other
put bis head out at the side, when it
came in contact with freight car stand.
ing on side track, which threw him
with great force upon the track in the
rear Of the train. His skull is not frac-
tured, but violent conclusion of the brain
was produced, and 5 very severe wounds
inflicted. In the opinion of DR.. Car
penter, the attending surgeon, his recov-
cry is dvubtful.--BWlington Times.
KIDNAPfINa.-Three substitute brOk,-
ers recently kidnapped three boys from.
Brandon, the Oldest of whom was only
I6, and took them to Poughkeepsie, N.
Y, where two Of them were sold as sab
stitutes, being induced to swear that they
were from Canada. and were 18 years of
age. The third boy, whose name is Oh
lery G. Wheeler, and whose father is
wealthy and we'll known citizen OF Bran
don, refused to perjure himself, and re-
fused to enlist. He was then brought to
Troy, kept three days in prison under
the influence of liquor, and sold as sub
stitute. The boys parents have taken
measures to recover them.-Burlimgtoa
Times.
Said a soldier to a copperhead at Rut-
land, the other day, who had been a.
busting the government and the army Il
am working for Uncle Sam. have
been fighting the rebels South, and while
I'm here don't know but its my duty to
fight the rebels North"-and thereupon
proceeded to "lay him out"
GooD.-The citizens of Newfane 10 .
the number Of thirty eight, turned out
few days ago and with the help Of w. A.
Stedman's moving machine cut thirty
acres of grass for Mrs. Mary J Edwards,
and had it all nicely secured in the barn
before o'clock of the same day. This
was a surprise party to some purpose,
each man bringing his own food for the
day, and tn @ merchants contributing
presents at the same time. This is what
We call practical religion.-Phoenir.
BURGLARS IN Essex. We hear that
the town of Essex has been infested for
a week or two past by some petty bur
glars who have broken into and ransack-
ed dwellings, carrying off plate and
clothing Cloihns-li"ns haro olso snffor-
ed severely. The citizens have kept a
vigorous lookout for the thieves, but have
as yet been unable to catch them.-Bur-
Hngton Times.
CENsUs.-The following items rela>
ting to Vermont, taken from the census
of 1860, were kindly furnished Us by
George A. Hunt of this village, and will
be found of interest to very many Of our
readers:
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26

SOMETHING NEw.-We were at
Newport the other day, and saw some
specimens of "Lyman's Patent Crystal
lied Burial Cases" 1t is an air-tight
and waterproof coffin, and we think it
must soon take the place of wooden cof-
fus when they become generally known.
They are as durable as stone, and will
preserve the body from decay, until time
shall be no more.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26

News FOR FARRAGUT.-We learn
from rebel sources that after the late ma
val victory, the Admiral sent q flag of
truce, asking permission to bury his
dead. This win be news indeed 30 the
old sea dog and his gallant tars. They
would prefer the blue waves for their
winding sheet, any day, to being laid
away in a rebel sand-bar.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

For Senators,
JOHN II. KELLAM, of Irasburgh,
LEMUEL RICHMOND, of Derby.
For Judges,
AMASA PAINE, of Lowell,
WIN. j. HASTINGS, Of Craftsbmy.
For Sheriff,
HORACE PIERCE, of Barton.
For States Attorney,
WIN. W. CIRCUIT, of Barton.
For Judge of Probate,
MILTON r. TYLER, of Irasburgh.
For High Bailif
LUTHER PAIGE, ID, of Holland.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26

SNAKE SToRY.-A common striped
snake recently found near Bruce's saw
mill, in Peacham, measured two feet and
six inches in length, and being subject
to post mortem examination out OF Gu
riosity, was found TO contain so young
snakes each of which was six inches
long by one-fourth of an inch through
the body, and they were separately con-
fined in transparent seek, or very thin
membrane. The whole length of both
the young aad old snakes would measure
"a feet and 6 inches.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26

CATTLE STRUCK BY Lightning
During the thunderstorm on the night
of Aug. 9Th, several cattle belonging to
MIR. James Tate, who resides on South
Hill, Glover, were struck by lightning,
and steer and COW were killed. They
had taken shelter under a hee.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts
from internal revenue now averages
about S1,000,000 per day. The receipts
from all sources amount to about S2,000
900 per day. Warrants for 100000
passed the Treasury to-day, TO pay the
army.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26

WILD BEEs.-John Martin, of North
Troy, recently took up swarm of wild
bees, and obtained a little over 200
pounds Of honey. His brother about the
same time obtained I02 pounds in the
sand manner.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-08-26

THIEvING AT NORTH TRoY.-On
the night of the ooh inst, some thiev-
ing rascals broke into Albert Clough's
shoe store, and stole $50 worth of boots,
shoes aud leather.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
TIKI CITY.

STEALING MULI.-Patrick Madden and Hugh Nc
Ourdy-.be former of whom it is said has been an in
mate Of the Penitentiary-Were arrested on TuesdsT
afternoon, charged with stealing mule, valued at
81 OOO the properly of the Confederate Sister. This
morning the case was brought before the Mayor; but
10 the abserc of Witnesses it was postponed until TO-
morrow. Toe animal was discovered by Mr.. Nuckol',
an officer employed by the Government to detect Con"
fedsrate property, in the yard of Timothy Barrett
resident in tho lower part Of the city, where he had
been carried BY the accused. The mule had been
marched through the lower part of the house inc the
Yard 10 consequences of there being back way to TIE
premises and after 1t was secured by the officer an at
tempt was 7ain made 10 coax it out by the same way
in which it was carried into the yard Blu. the animsl
became obstinate kicked down PARTITION ami cut up
such other extraordinary antics that 1t finally became
necessary to take down portion Of the brick wall and
lead him out by an improVsed way.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-06
AXADa'ss Rlsssvs FoleIs oy Va, /
Richmond, Sept. IS, 1884, !
eEzEAIL osDERs, /


In pursuance General o. ders No. 49, Issued from the Ad.
iuant and Inspector Generals ONCE sepembe, 2lit 1884, the
addition his other duties hereby tsumss com
mand business OF eonSePon and enromenin the State
Of Virginia. 49,,
II District enrolling will proceed promptly 70 complete
the unfinished business pending their respective oce and 70
turn over oclal books papers and effects to the lnspec-
GINS pon, who Will be Assigned 10 thsir ssverai dis
tIioiG. -,
Ill Local enrolling ohcerB will hereafter address all oncal
communications directly to the CommAndant Of OonscTpa
w. Tho enrolling officer for each county aad city will imme
dStey the Commsndant Of OonscTps copy Of
his commission rep isng forth his whether or
mot he capable OF hsd SERVICE and not the evidence OF his
retirement assignment TO light duty also oompete deschp
dive Isis Of all employed him conScpt guards clerks
or Otherwise copies Of the orders Assigning them TO their
present dulles. -,
Apple for assignment 10 duty enrolling officers
clerks consc guards In the several counties AMI cities
will be ocTs noncommlssioned oc rs and pr
belonging to the forces who are between me ages
Of 80 years. from ruTed and light duty omoers and
and persons who mot liable TO military service su
enclosing tem oflnel cs character and
fitness will be Addr ssed to Dol John O. she % Of
CooIcrp Richmond Private Io iers oil tho reserve forces
may be assi sned TO duty acting enrolling ofhcep
VI By Of authority derived from the Beer tay
octr3 the State Of Virginia, who are assigned
ght duty supernpm unassigned are report
writ & headquarters within tI d.yL seh ON
failing report within the preschb une Will De dropped
from the rolls.
By command Brig. Gen. KTNPKR - . .
oe4-6t K ID. CAILElT, A. Az