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Local and General News.

Big CALP.-Mr. Joseph Drew, of
Glover, informs us, that last week he
killed q calf twelve weeks old, which
sold, the meat for $20,16, and the
hide for 1886, making a total of
$25,02. At that rate we should sup
pose calf-raiSing might be made profit
able.
We have seen the Vermont Com
mercial College Journal, published at
st. Adams, under the management
Chas. A. J. Marsh & Co. Mr.. Marsh
vas formerly from this County, and
Is at the head Of a Commercial Col
lege at 1t. Adams, which is calculated
TO he q thorough business school. All
young ladies and gentlemen desiring
o business education, will probably
lind no better place in this part of the
State, to acquire the same. The
Journal gives great many valuable
hints, concerning business habits ior
life.
The following are the officers OF
Rising Star Lodge No. %, l. o. of G.
7. of Glover, for the current quar-
ter:
G, J.. French, P. ". G. T; G. N.
Hibbard, W. @. T; ]. H. Dening, W.
Y. 7; E, L. Nye, W. S; B. W. Or
cult, w. F. S; S. K. B. Perkins, W.
Y; E. W. Clark, w. G.; N. B. Davis,
W. NJ; G. A. Merriman, W. |. G.;
E. Blanchard, W. o. G.; 7. Phillips,
w. A, S; II. Merriman, W. D. NJ
c. Aver, R. H. S; j. Blodgett, L.
Il. S.
The ORLEANS Co. COOP TEN
PLAR's UNION will hold their next
quarterly convention with Phoenix
Lodge No. II at Barton, on the sec
ppd Tuesday Of September, 1865.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
EXERCISES.
NOTWITHSTANDING by Phoenix
Lodge; essay, North Star Lodge
singing; appointment of Off GERS;
speech by Phoenix Lodge; Report Of
Lodges.
Acknowledged of COMMITTEES
address Picciola Lodge; singing, es-
say, Central Lodge miscellaneous
speaking; adjournment.
Delegates from all the lodges ii
the county are expected, and all
members in good standing are earn
estly invited to be present,
), r. FLETCHER, Sect'y.
ST.. JOHEsBURF ACADEMY.-Owing
to the recent death of Mr.. James K
Colby, who for so many years has
been the successful Principal Of this
Academy, the Trustees have found Il
nccc--sr, 10 make new arrangements
tor the ensuing year.
The Fail term will commence Tues
luy sept j. ana continue clever
weeks under the direction OF Henry
Q. ldc, 4. g., assisted by Miss Ellen
d.. Carpenter. Both are teachers o
experience and success. and posses
i.c entire confidence Of the Board
il L. the purpose Of the Trustees tc
maintain in all respects The prcyiou.
high character of the school.
Instruction will be furnished il
every department Of study, including
F.saoh aud Drawing.
tIBoard and rooms for selfboardine
may be obtained at reasonable price
by applying to the Principal or to tn
sqhscFibep,
In behalf Of the Trustees,
WIN. W. THAYER.
St. Johnsbury, Aug. 90, 1866.
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MARRIED..

Marriages and deaths inserted free g Obituaries
five cents per line in advance,
In Westfeld, Aug. 18th. by Rev. A. A Smith
Mr.. Lyman b. Sowall, of Westfeld, formerly Of
Lowell, Mass, and diSs josephine A. Harris, OF
IownshenG
N -punG6cgd. auae 81. William * 3Platt ii
Indian Orchard. Mas. and Miss Agnes > E,.eii
OF s4lLl lrNL.
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MRS. FORD CLARK
Barton, L11s

Barton, Jtt7s .. lSfb.
have examined the Sewing Machines alanu
iactured by Thos. H. White, and s1ll b5 :
Cheney, of Glover w. and 1 do not E.-.-...c 10
ay that they are reliable, strong, and durable.
WM GRAVES
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FASHIONS FOR 1866.
BRADLEYS DUPLEX ELLIPTIG,
or Double Spring Skirt

Will not Bend or Break like single Springs
They are both Durable, Economical, and Stylish,
and will preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape where other skirts are hrOtcn aside Gs
tcorthleSs. IS
West, Bradley d Carey, 81 Chambers Street
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can also furnish Folsom. New TreadIe At
tachment, which is readily attached to this and
other cheap machines for those who wish to run
them by foot power, for $500, making good ma
chimes with foot power, cost only $1,000.
One of them car he seen in operation at any
time by calling Il the residence Of the subscriber
Call and get one, or send cash order to Isaac
Smith, F. NJ, Glover, VT, for one to be sent Won
by stage or express. All the machines are
WARRANTED by the manufacturer TO DO
GOOD WORK, and no instruction is needed ex-
cept the printed directions furnished with each
machine.
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WHISPERS! WHISKERS!!

DIR. L. o. MoNTEz, Corro6G. the greatest slim
ulator in the world. will force Whiskers or Mus
taches to grow on the smoothest face or chin i
never known o fail. sampls Tor trial sent free to
any one DESTROYS oftesting its merits. Address
REEVES g. Co., rs Nassau Street, n. Y.-33m3
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So 900 af f sis,en mhq Foo oy Any NJ Gns
perience necessary. The Presidents, Cashiers
and.Ireasurers of Banks indorse the ciruular
Sent free with samples. Address the American
Stencil Tool Woeksi Springfield, Vermont.-32m3
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DR.. BlCkNELL'S SYRUP.
THE GRFAT
REMEDY,

Also, Dysentery, Diarrhoea Cholera Morbus. Sum-
mer Complaint. Pain or Cramp in Stomach or
Bowels, Sick or Sour Stomach. Painters Cholic,
&c. and is warranted to CURE or no pay. Is pure
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cotc. Highly aromatic, very pleasant 10 the
taste, mild bet sure in its effects, warns and
strengthens the system, acts like a charm, affords
almost immediate relief, and taste of the article
will satisfy the most increduous of these facts.
Sold by all dealers in medicine. Please send for
q circular, and try it. Prepared only by ED
WARD SUTTON, Providence, R. l.
Coco. GOODWIN & CO., Boston, Gent Agents.
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This work sells itself The people are tired Of
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IA Phoenix Building. Boston, Mass.-33w3.
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NOTICE,

M RS. LIZZIE ]. WHITTLESEY hereby gives
III notice, that she will continue to receive pu-
pills for instruction on the Piano Forte at Glover
Vermont.
Glover, Aug. 10th, 1866. 34w3
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Grand Galaxy of Talent.
Fourth.
g, F. BAILEY & CO.'S
III AMAIOTH
BIOLOGICAL COMBINATION.

And Universal Menagerie,
Gigantic Hippotamus, Beheufoth or Holy
Writ, Four Performing Elephants, Tartar YAK,
ASatic Tiger, Black Tiger, Six Enormous lions,
Den of Trained Lions, Cage of Leopards, White
Bear, Poonah, or Sloth Bear Kangaroo, Sacred
Cattle from India, Egyptian Ichneumon, Crested
South American POwee, Spanish Macaws, African
Parrots, Monkeys, Apes, EahGQns, Prairie
Wolves, Austrian Coekatoes, Lori Parroquets,
Australian RoSellas, Java Hares, King and;Queen
Parrots, Red and Yellow Crested Cockatoos and
host of Minor Animals.
The Multitudiuous Combination will enter
town about 10 A. NJ, in a GRAND PROCESS
SION, headed by the IMMENSE EIPPOF0-
IAApS DEN, drawn bya TEAM of FOUR
ELEPHANTSs and co m p aHie by Prof.
WHlTEERS METROPOLITAN OPER a
BAND. -
Admission so cents. Children under 10 years
Is pPpts -
Doors open at and Z P. M.-Preformances to
commence half hour later
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In THE MATTER OF ERASTUS
| LEES ESTATE.
nRDER OF NOTICE to attend the taking O
W DspoSitiOns in oefuettk0nl

nRDER OF NOTICE to attend the taking of
~ Dispositions IN pe'pet,sana.
! Whereas, Mary Lee Ball, ofStanstead, in the
/ Province of Canada East, hath on this 18th day
of August, A. ID. 1866, made her affidavit before
| me, wherein she sets forth among other things,
that Erastus Lee late of Stanstead, in the Prov
ince of Conada East, deceased on the Dist day of
March, A. d. 1866. leaving a large amount of real
estate and personal property in the town of Der
by, in the county Of Orleans, and State of Ver-
mont, as well as in the township of Stanstead,
IN the county of Stanstead, and Province of Can
ada East that she is the niece of the late Eras-
tus Lee, aforesaid, and that she has a claim or
interest in said estate as one of the heirs to said
estate that she expects her claim or interest
as heir to said Erastus Lees estate will be the
subject oflegal controversy !; and that the testi-
mony of jeremiah HolTes of Stonnington, in the
State of Connecticut, and Esther Blodgett of
Hartford, in the State of Wisconsin, and Melin-
da Holmes of StanStead, aforesaid, and also
that of other witnesses is material to establish her
claim or interest as heir to said estate; and that
she is not able to name the persons expected to
become parties in the controversy about her said
claim or interest in and to the said Erastus Lees
estate as aforesaid, and that she wishes 10 take
the estimony of said witnesses in perpetual re-
membrane.
And, whereas it appears by said affidavit that
the said jeremiah Holmes is not resident of
this State
Noo therefore, it IS hereby ordered that all per-
sons interested in said estate and all others be
notified by the publication of this order in the
Orleans Independent Standard, Il newspaper
published in Barton, in the county Of Orleans,
ana State OF Vermont, three successive weeks, the
last publication of which shall be previous to the
Sth day OF September A. d. 1866, that the depo-
siton OF the said Esther Bodaetr and Melinda
Holmes, and others will be taken, IN Derpctytant
10y me AT the Derby Line Hotel, (Eept by f. d.
Buttcriied,) at Derby Line, in the town Of Derby,
County OF Orleans and State Of Vermont on Fri
~ a son mi Iur 4 at
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FARM FOR SALE
FOR SALE

4 HOUSE ana one-third acre of land for sale
~ situated in Barton village. For terms APP
plytc }. n. WEBSTER. 3ltf
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The Fall Term of this institution will COM
mence on Wednesday, September 5th 1866, and
continue eleven weeks. The school will be I'M
der the supervision of E. WARREN CLARK as
Principal. Mr.. Clark has been an assistant
teacher for several terms and has sufficiently
proved his efficiency as teacher to need no fur
Their commentator. He win be aided as usual
by assistant teachers.
Tuition.
Primary Branches 1926
Common English Branches 375
Higher English Branches 425
Natural Science $50
Languages 500
Penmanship 1.25
Inciaentals 25
Music and Drawing Reasonable.
HIRAM MCCLELLAN. Secretary.
Glover. August l, lS66,-33w3
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ALBANY ACADEMY.

The Fall Term of this institution will COM
mence Oh Wednesday. Sept 5th, 1866, to continue
eleven weeks, under the direction of FRANK
PLUNLEY, Principal.
TUITION.
Common English, $500
Each Higher, - 80
Latin, extra, l.50
Music, Instrumental, 1000
Penmanship, 100
Nopains will be Spared to make the school 8
success. Board can be obtained at usual rates
Rooms can be had by those who wish to board
themselves. For further particulars address the
Committee.
IF. FERGUSON, }
j. c. Dow, Prudential Com.
J. G. RowELL, 32w3
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Are bottled fresh and pure at the Springs with
out addition or alteratian of any kind, and in so
careful manner that they retain their medical
TuI,fa
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No. l, with oil can, and good
supply of needles, $3.50
No. 2, with oil can and needles, 1900
FOlsom's Treadle Attachment,
(extra,) 500
F. CHENEY.
Glover, June 20, lS66.-26m2
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1881 81 L1l- .eai
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Orleans Liberal Institute,

Barton, Aug. 9TH, 1S66.-33w4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF EXCISE.
p;,e Hundred and Eich,y-sevep Licenses Grant

Five Hundred and Eichiy-seven bice"ses er""''
DECENTRALIZATION licenses md the Enforce
ment Of The Law.-The Staten Island Ar
rests.
The Metropolitan Board of Excise met yesterday
afternoon Immediately after the adjournment of the Board OF
Health all the members being present. The minutes o INC
last meeting were read and approved.
LICENSES GRANTED.
Mr. Acton from the Committee Applications pIesent
the Of So applicants TO whom licenses WY si"
making total OF g. T27 thus far issued by inc poaiu
LICENSES UNCALLED-FOR oo,
The amount of money received the Treaslrers once up
TO last evening was 1000 About l5OO licenses
now remain in the Inspectors Office awaiting tns
the fee They to be far more ANXIOUS W scr 80 men
10 pay for the privilege, and IA means OF DInsns @ IT,
10 terms Mr. ManierTe moved that the treasurer nnu ~
peeter OF Excise directed deliver no licenses aer ne
18th INST without further orders from the Board Inc iesou
ton was unanimously adopted
ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW
The law has not been vigorously enforced yet for the
reason that great many licenses had not bee cSeu ol W
persons whom they granted and es coo1Iy 20
resolution named, Mr.. Acton moved that lhe bo
Police requested the provisions OF the License l."
10 be fully enforced after the 10th inst This 1t Is thonght
will give the dealers ample time 10 pay the moneys now uc
FEES FROM THE COURTS.
Mr. Manerre stated that he had received s4lO from the
Fourth District Court Brooklyn Judge Daily residing Hhe
FORMS which Magistrates could make returns were pre-
scented and adopted
STATEN ISLAND ARRESTS.
Sunday arrested on staten lshnu ny
Capt obrook for violations OF the Excise Law pom Deins
arraicned before the justices in Edgewatr and New Brgb
they discharged upon the ground mat tne "
Excise villages in the hands OF the trustees Opo
motion Of Judge Bosworh the Counselor was dreeteu 70
bring suit the penalty for the Violation OF Tue
against each Of the parties discharged After some further
desultOTy business the Board adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

The LATE ARSON CAsR.-On Monday last The
TRIBUNE contained account OF fire having occurred in
the grocery Charles Jehrng at No. 10 Roosere and
the subsequent Of the proprietor and his clerk
Decker suspicion Of having set fire TO the order
obtain insurance Of $500 on the stock, which it
claimed was worth than $500 Immediately after
the extnguished examination made. and
quantity Of shayngs saturated with kerosene oil found
partially consumed. Since then FireMarshal Baker and
Capt Thorn have been actively work and have discovered
that tie day preceding the FIRE both the accused bought
kerosene ell The bottle used by them found the
Ere almost consumed Yesterday the prisoners were com
United for trial, without bail by Justice Downing This Is
the first that has occurred since the Fire Commissioners
offered reward OF 900 for the arrest and conviction -
person guilty Of tbe crime Of arson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

CHRISTIAN USIOY.--Four Conferences OF this Asso-
citation will be held Sunday One In the Church OF the HOY
Trinity Rev S. II. Tying ir Foryssconds ana Mad'
at p NJ the Rev Drs huesiings ana j. p'''
will deliver addresses Eminent clergymen ofderent denom
nations participate the deyoons conference VIII oe
held in the FouIh-si. VI. T. Church near sixth ave- me
same hour The Drs Foster Rdgaway, and others wiz
speak An important Conference will be held at NJ IN
Terreponist baptist Church OF Clinton ST. brooy
where the Rev DIS Thral Hodge. Iieger, Thomas ana
others will participate and in the evening" at eoes Ia
The South Church. Court and
Hrooklvn The Rev Messrs Gallagher and Others VIII SPEAK
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Passengers Arrived.

FROM FRFMFS AND COwES-In steamship Bslte-Brrtha
Ro-nths q l. Holme. and daughter sells Lobbeneers b
sob.ts A. Ens,.ln A. Guyioe, j. Schng p Hayemeycr A. fak
B.rd 81 Drl.hof NJ shaw, Mrs Caroline Frank hefehel
and Godhierche r. heHninsr ana V|i n tue
FR(iM LivERPooL-In steamship Frin-Mrs Newman; Mt.
,-o Miller wifi. child and Ms
Perkins Master Whitney Miss Whitney Mrs Hail. MI Psyntef
" H. Power and 80 Ia the stceTsse. =,
FROM VERA CRUZ. kc-ln steamship Andrew Jobnson-Mr.
BArtsd,le William r. Dodworh and family MS. hla H.
Robert r.. CLARK. Henry Hewe Mrs Aug
M.ca Mons wiskey. Mons Wineot H. shells > IorNion J.
Ortra }. Del Tauor. Ms Fledri.che and three
Children Sanchez Matilda sanchez Amelia hosas Nads
children and servant Rogue John smith = bAors j.
Mouler and others IN the sieerage
FROM MONROyiA. W G. AIN bark Thomas Pope.Ih Key
Bishop M Martha Payne. Rev b. v r. James Rev j. w
Robn. Cou-n 81 Warng Mr' Martha "snz Js.se shh,p Mrs
Williams. Mi, drsee Hoffman, Clarence Howard D. \" Ne'on
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Latest Ship News.

S,e.nhip Baltic Jones Bremen May 70, via Cowes the nh al ,
NJ Dd,- and oil TO Ruser Bros On the o1h INST
lima ed Bremen ship Duches, de Brabsnt ~,
E,-.mhp Frn Cutting Liverpool May IS via Queenstown the
nth with iud and as saiiona Steam Navigation Co.
Experienced variable winds all the May 70 passed
sm,hp. Scotia Louisiana bound June OF the Ma
iona Company steamships bound 5h, Bremen America
bound T.. o., -,
st..mhip Andrew Johnson Boxer Vera Cruz May B via SisA
18Th and June with md.e and TO Cha, whitney
ship Curling Thoms.ton Mehan Calo Feb 20 Wis Cape
snry with .uano Fnrguson March 25 j. L. Chabeft cos
ored steward Of New York died Of consumption -,
B Leonard Rio Janeiro 81 days Win eohee
10 James Patrick Co.
Brr Is. Young Gibson. Rondout for Newburypors
H. kdde Allen, Cedar Keys Fla 10 days with timber 10
Murray Co. The X sailed IN company with bark WHITE
Cloud for New ioff.
wIND-At Sunset SE.
SPOKEN
suns lat n o. long Go H. bark omsss nom Palermo for
Hewiork, 81 day. out. ,, ,
Portland.
April H. OF Gibraltar brig Mary Boucher from Trieste for Sun
May TO- In lat 80 3D. long 81 So schr Edith from Mobile for HAVE,
dsysO out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

FByIAy WAR NAL. Prang n Co., OF Boston,
have sued aud clearly defined map Of the seat Of
war" on the Canadian border, now rendered center Of
interest by Of the Fenans can be obtained
in this city Of their agents at No 639 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

To LYCEUM COMMTTEEs.-The Rev. Henry
Blanchard Of Brooklyn " " is prepared to enter INTO en-
cagemen for next Winter deliver before Lyceums his lee
lures on Whittier and his Poetry and on Longeow and
his Poetry, both with illustrative readings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
Liz FArLrS OF OTHER,

Mr O. ~ Dennns Rochester, n " wriies have used one
vo1r has given perfect saaiAcon nm
very easy operate not ibe 10 get ont OF ORDER ahd
dong every variety work while entirely (seJfon May JahN
~ ~, sis s.ch =, dropping stitches and drawing the sean
Letter 10 WILCOX GIBBS ;. NJ. Co, April 2, leU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

BENEFIT FOR THE EMPLOYEES OF THE ACADEMY OF
Musc-I proposed to give grand concert at Irving Han
on Friday for the benefit Of the employees OF the late
Academy Of Music many Of whom suffered by the late IRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
CITY NEWS.

The Central Presbyterian Church is to be removed
from Broome.st SiItbave Foteth st. Preparatory
services will be held OF Sunday at o'clock IN Palace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

PHILADELPHIA June s-Ilour quiet; sales unmprotani.
Wheat steady; prime Red a. 75ds2 so White unchanged.
Corn buoyant; Yellow 9jc. Coffee quiet Sugar steady
Cuba l0a O'c currency Provisions quiet Mess Pork sJ
Lard 2Jc for prime Whisky dull; pennsylvania, " 49,
Ohio ~ 28df2 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
IAnuouncements

TURKISH BATHS, No. Is Laight-st., are again open
20 The public enlarged and improved Hour Gents 20 M
20 10 "a Ladies. 10 70 u Sundays: Gents, to u M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

The BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH is in operation at
appointed and surprised. T. hoLhhS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
TIM or,p,vrryy QUESTION being now settled. the

inhasuts Of staten end Ihatan Islands and yny
Joiv infofsd ,ha KESrs CoYTEK l. sui sold by
Grocer. Al Is cents per d. Who e.ale Depo; No. 5f keade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
PROPOS OF LEAVING TOWN.

A PROPOS OF LEAVING TOWN.
Before going country side ladies' should provide them
,eye, with LEMAIL DE PARIS which will Iekle'
and al dcoorson. Of the skin keeping white son and trans
parent leaving ooong but cleansing the keeps
cool and free from the common
In warm weather. IsABEAU No s7s Broadway Sole Agent
Mailed to any address addressing JARED RENE Gensral I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09

REMAINING .....---.-.---.- -.-.-. 49, %
ID. II. BIssELL, Deputy Health ONCE