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Resolved, That by the death OF
Capt. Mason, we lose one whose stcr-
ling qualities as soldier and gentle
man, made him dear to Us his assocl-
ates, enlivening our most gloomy hours
bv his brilliant genius and sparkling
wit. by his wise counsel, congenlal DIS
position and even temper cndearlng
himself to all who knew him, and one
whose rare abilities as an officer made
him valuable to his country which he
has served so long and so faithfully.
Appropriately therefore may all who
knew his name say, "how is the strong
staff broken, and the beautiful rod.
And now let ne commend these
mourning friends to exercise a spirit
of resignation to the will of their
Father who is in heaven, the One who
cannot err in his providence, thus mani
fest. and to say with the Psalmist, The
Lord is my refuge, in him will trust.
To you especially, dear Madam who
are by this bereavement left deSOlate,
the chosen partner of your youthful
hopes and joys having been taken from
YOU, let NE present the promise OF
our heartfelt sympathy and OF our
prayers, that you may be sustained
under your at1iiction and enabled to
submit to the holy will OF God. Az
one well says: "Aillicti0n properly
horno, not Gully puriiies but elevates
Its tendency is to strengthen religion,
feeling, and to increase that dcv0u
trust by exercise which teaches Il.
that all is i'll Gods hand and assure,
us that the end will be right.
There are present also. some who
were associated with Capt. Mason, il
the noble service III which he cngagct
and in which he laid down his life, hi,
comrades i'll arms.
To-day You add another name tc
your roll OF departed heroes. 1t ha
upon it the name of Dwincll, GRAY
Williams, Wright. Phillips, and Of 9th
ers, and now you add that of Mason
Let me urge YOU to emulate his viz
tues, and to follow his example,
SnIl love our country saved, as yol
loved it in its hour Of peril and o
need. Cherish and guard ever in you
hearts those motives which your coun
try can approve, and let their influence
be manifest i'll your lives.
Above all, regard the demands o
the religion Of Christ, became soldier.
of the Prince Emanuel here, that yoJ
may g.orily him in heaven, and ma,
participate in his glorious victorie.
for ever. AMEN.
1.-THE funeral was conducted ly Gen. VIM. w
Grout of Barton, and the bearers were vc,erar
soldiers. Several other soldiers were also pres
emf
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21

PosTPoNED.-The donation adyer.
tised for Rev. p. III. White did not
come of, owing to the severe weather
1t was postponed to Tuesday night
of this week.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21

Fear Is an instructor of great 81
gaclty, and the herald of ali revolu
IONS. He is a carrion crow and
though you see not well what ba ba,.
ers Tor, you may he sure there is rot
tenness somewhere.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21

LAMENTATIONS Sd Chap. 18Th Verse: And
said my strength and my hope is persisted from
the Lord.
JEREMIAH 4Sth: 18th: All We that are about
nm Demoan him, and all We thai know his name
say how is the strong staff broken and the beau
tful rod.
PSALM 9lst: I'd: will say of the Lord he is
my refuge, in him will trust.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21

fell in the defence of his country.
As the eyes of the people opened
to discern the magnitude of the dan
ger threatening the very existence Of
the nation, the hearts of the young
men III all the loyal states were en-
kindled with patriotic emotions, and
soon not less than hundred thousand
Of the flower of the people were as
sembled near the national Capitol
Such an army was never before gath
cred. They came from the colleges,
law and medical schools, theological
seminaries and from all the ennObling
employments of Industrial life They
were we'll informed, they were patri-
otto. many of them were devotedly
pious and selfdenying. wealthy
men left the pulpit, the bench, the bar,
to engage in the protection of our
imperiled land President LincoIn
is reported to have said ''that there
was hardly a regiment III the army
from which he could not select suitable
men to compose his cabinet
We admit that there were many
reckless and profane men who entered
into the service OF their country from
various motives, uuu who accomplished
q good work, but there were those
such as we have described. officers
and men, earnest christians and good
citizens, who cXertod Il powerful in
iluence and bel ped to maintain the in
tcgrity Of the whole body, and time
cannot reveal to us all we owe them
as friends OF liberty and Of God. only
eternity can make it fully known to
us. They performed deeds OF courage
and of daring, equaIIing any upon the
record OF the past, ard the sulierine-
Iof those who died in r.bo| nr;,on,
give them place among the noDest
MARTYRS otlibcrty. \ goodly number
OF the volunteers Of the first year sur
vivod to soo tbo d;aonlt ,,.,- 5,..,o3
undertaken perferted and wbi!n all
honor the noble dead who na,isbod
for their couDfrv those who .,,,,,.;,.o
may mstlv he nrord thar tho,. boinod
achieve the greatest r,.in,nnb NJ T;hor
Ity aud hnnanitv tba+ tho aop,t,,. In.
witnessed. Amono tho FIRST f. rolro-
tcer for this noble object ~ fiji. conn.
mnnitv was tho holn,.a ..,.n,.. ...,,.
who's, func,.al Services ". a.t...a Eli.
day
/ | ask YOUR attention thor. far. to ,
brief sketch Of his ill., Can't fla,
Mason. was the grandson o. Rev p
Mason. the first pastor Of the Corrra-
9ationaI Cnurchia Glover. lam told
b. those who witnessed Il that .baf
venerable man tool, j deem interest
in the welfare Of his youua o1aud-.og.
. and helped the relationship brfwn.n
them, being most kind and ,rjandIy +,
form hi> correct views ana habit, as
they often conver~cd ANA read TO-
gether.
There was also that rc4pnrt.af and
eonIioling Intercourse 0ctwacn Cant
Mason. when Il youth and foun. man.
land his father present, which j. s,
exceedingly desirable aud pralita...,..
but which is very rare III Our da4. B.
sides these most happy sources of in
| fluence, Capt. Mason was - roDSla,.
attendant upon public vor~hip bay;n,s
10,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21

Lave you defect of temper that
UNITS you to live in society ?-he
thankful; for thereby you NAV be
ur'seii TO entertain Yourself alone
ana acquire habits Of sclfhelp: and
''lus' IKE the wounded oyster, mend
your shell with pearl.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21

The one base thing in the univarso
IS TO receive favors and return nona
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21
Friday, Feb. l6, 1866.
SENATE

"A petition from the citizens of AL
exandria for territorial oovornmont
Tor Virginia, was received and rafnr
ieu r 10 inc Reconstruction Committee
The bill extending the pension law
TO artlllcers of the army was PASSED
A bill to prevent the mails from, ~
ing used for fraudulent purposes vas
introduced. Referred to the Post
office Committees. o'
The bill allowing an appeal to the
Supreme Court from the CONT " ' ae
C.alms, and providing that the Cont
vi olalms shall commence on the first
MONDAY rt in December was passed.
Inc constitutional amendment was
taken up. 'iiiel' was
Mr.. Hendricks, in the course Of his
remarks, alluded to the somewhat
celebrated so-calIed blood-lettins Iat '
Ter written by Mr.. Chandler in 1851
anu after he concluded, Mr.. Cbandlar
replied that he stood by that ' LUZ.
~ now : ne simply said to the Govern. |
- =, %, ~ Mlclligan, "unless You are pre. |
pared to she'd blood for the p r., ) pre
1, of this great Government pfe' tha
CIV / $ overthrown.n Mr.
Chandler now spoke of President I Rn.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21

The highest price you can nav f.,
thing, is to ask for it. -
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21
Thursday, Feb, 10, 1866.
SENATE.

\ protest Of the coIored delegation.
which recently waited on the Presi-
dent against the passage Of the pend
ng Constitutional amendment was
presented.
The military bill was taken up and
read
The Constitutional amendment wa,
then taken up.
Mr.. Williams of Oregon, spoke in
favor OF the amendment.
Mr., Hendrick got the floor. but was
not prepared to speak to-day.
The bill to prevent and punish kid
mapping was passed.
The bill to re!inquish the c!aiH of
the United States to certain lands
within the city limits of San Francis
co was passed.
The Senate went into executive
session. Adjourned.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21

Universal music-A bank note.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21
HOUSE.

y OIL was reported from the Com
mlttee on Appropriations providing
appropriations for the post Office for
1861.
The bill relative to the sale of post
age stamps in the South was ostponed.
The bill amendatory of the postal
laws was reported from the Post
Once Committee and postponed two
weeks.
1 he miscellaneous appropriation
bills, which failed last session wern
then considered.
An appropriation Of $4,000 was
passed for repairs to the President
mansion, with an amendment provi-
ding for the removal of the fence in
'ne hall OF the House of Representa-
yves, and the removal of the buck-
STEERS from the corridors.
The bill makes appropriation for
coast surveys, light house establish
ments, public buildings, &c. also $40
900 for the expenses of President
Llncoln's funeral.
An amendment was passed that oil
carpets purchased for the use of tho
government shall be of American man.
ulacture. ''i i'''''i-
The House then took a recess until
T. N. for speeches.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21

a BIG HAUL.-One day last week
there were no less than three hundred
loads OF lumber and wood drawn into
this village. What town in Vermont
can beat that?
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21

Inc American House in Burlington
was s SOLD at auction lass WEDNESDAY.
Ior $4,000. Mr.. E. F. Cook. of
nutiand, proprietor of the Bardwell
louise was the purchaser. The fur
nl'ofe was not included in tie sale
:, Mr. Cook intends to run" the House
himself. ~ iio"'e
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-02-21

*Thc funeral WAS conducted by Gen. VIM w
Grout of Barton, and the bearers were veteran
soldiers. Several other soldiers were also pres
cut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

Perry Davis. pm K,ll-r.

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81 ssiiosa have eos ira.1L
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TO rHE NERVOUS. DTBtITTATFD AMI
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

NV loEK. Dee. 4 Further advises
from MeSico az hat Frcueh vessels from
Acapaico took troop. from Mssatlan O.
San Luis. FROM ~hcucc they DEPARTED IN
haste % Tclicsc Guadalajara. sbich -as be-
ing hard rr,s.el b. TIE Liberals
Ii capture 81 Maratian -iu DEPRIVE
The fr'nrh - alnost be only bold -hich
ibey hai 10 Norihsru Me1ico.
Private Advioes az an expedition con-
sistiug oi 50 rcsoilte m@n. vel a-,gusiat-
ed nth tie McHican territory. many II
Whoa have seen service IN the Uniici St.tss
and tie Liberal army q Mcxico. are ahout
% leave for Mcsico commanded 81 q com
pciosi header. The greatest secrscy COW
ers The movement. the succcs. % ~hich -
deemed 90 be certain. The operations Of
this eSPedion IL y though. -em create
more eSeitemsns than any uhich Ia, pre-
ocs.cl a.
Is stated that Corona has 500 ma
in MsEaiian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07
Special Notices.
pr. schenck the Lung noc,nr.

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smolander,s Extract Buchu.

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MAINE ITEMS.

Ths Saro Denocrat ssys w. G. Beige
~ North Berwick. sells 5000 worth OF NJ.
fAmou, spongc-cake pr year.
Ata cisir-r. meeting h-ld IN Bath on
Tu~ssisv O. discu.s N, subject 81 rail-
rosd from that cits O. Rocklaad. a VA.
voted. On motion o. Hon. Henry Tailsnan.
that he Mayer obtain from the next Leg
islaiurs Authority for The city % loan N.
credit 10 The amount q 800. Oo0. in Aid q
the ProPosed rad.
Rev. 4. Strout las boone pastor % the
frve Rariisf church in Brunssick. 50 saYs
tbe Moruiog star
JOSIAH n Kiiton. q Ma-hias. started
fcr The woods one day last week. in a STAT.
81 inioNicstion- Amer prooceding some
siN miles. b. frll from q loarled uaroo- IN
~hich be ~ss riding. ant thr -hcsi p-s...l
over ~ arrn. crushine q badly. - sys
the Eepablicaa.
T.. Plishury. q Farrninrfon. az, ~.
cent democratic candidate f,r Gavsrnor
has been appointed T. = Pension AGENT.
IN Augusta. ia place OF Charles 7. Potter.
Esq.. removed.
Thc Belfast Az avs NJ. Frane;. Woods.
81 Northport. ~hilc driving a team. on
Iborsisy. lasi se.k. niade a unisst.p and
fen under fhs wheel. sod both ns...f over
hi' i-E ard arm. crushing them Badly
The Bangor Tiues savs thirt,.t~o
" drummsrs.' priaripailv from Boston
~cre stopping a. or.s 81 81. Iiotri. 20 Ban
cor. Sundas. H. Tmcs r,pr, srris tLcse
chaps O. D. gay al festive. 9Th dcci,icd
~cakncss for iru.aic ciciy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07

SAND PtsrN~. Dr. Tue writes The
Name Farmer concerning The plains lands
in Oxford
We receuiiy spoke Of HI i'nu,en.e sandy
plan IN 49, to~n We iesru dat a rcnfis-
man In Boston has rccently parchasci SO
acre. q this hni and q. n~rotistin- for
go morv. Tbs b. intends 10 devote TO
cui'iv,iion. ard NJ expect % Sc thc tine
~h~n tbs nov barren waste all De under
good state Of cultivation We have learn
81 one lesson Ab0ui agricuitar., in Maine.
and q 10 thu that there are few spots IN
Maine south q The moonttIn ranges whirh
arr not caPabie Of being brought % the
highsst state 81 cultivation and productioa.
la Person had iod us t-enty Eve year.
ago thai a garien oould have been made on
that - no- Auburn village. ~e should
have laughed a. the idea. No~. any nurn-
her q ih~m NAV b. seen. - n b. over The
state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-07
v1NELAND-

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"Mucby Janrti'a.~ Dirkens uc~ CLri,;.
n,asstory. - already cot iu Es~ry Sstur-
das. seven DAYS before BE- puhlicsiion IN
ErgiHnd. Ihi' eutsrpn.- -T,-aks ~eH for
lie ruii'sl go. and .etu-s io have bceu s-il
tcs'ovel in the prrscai instance. 90 Mar-
o. Junction consist. of si-i' parts. ih-
fire. ioar al ui.,h arr ~uurn by Di.<ens
iiuse.f. ani aboani in 40 iLe hlnor. graph.
"a ie'ires'.on ~ cLsfacrrr anI ri-Lness Of
Inssni.on of b. test storss. Tie other..
by dihcrcrt Writers of merit. develop the
I'loi in g. inEsnio.s ani spintel naaner
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A. oontributing O. human comfort. we
should FatarT b. ihs inventor of the steam
Refined >osp. than thc thor of Paradise
Los. o. are o1nque-or of Salilin Web
STEERS lhcioua-y aal The Steam Eefnsd are
ths to triumpLs 81 ieading and Of at in
modern DAYS
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President Jobuson. after having incor-
porafsd De amrrlm-nfs in Lis message.
siruck out che passsgss containing fheai %
p.ease his Soaihern friends. In1cel. r-
rnessage. a. polished. does ut agrce Nth
fhe accounis ~ SOY 81 tho.c gentlemen to
~bom q vas submittci in maauscript.
Boston Jourrsf
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We are INDEBTED to NJ = Alden smith
Of 'oloraio. Cor copies or ihc Mining jour
n,i' pa -hieh there is in Publication e cat
a'ogue Of ihe mineral, 81 Thar terirors.
ron ihe Zen 81 ST.. smith. Minerals. a.
-" O. i'.e metals. ssis, 10 grehi profssion.
throughoa, ths region.
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fer~"a- PremstureIY GrsY
60 hsre tafff bar restored o. it. usf...I color
81. 49,
HALLS VEGETABLE SICIIINS
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srrrES Dr,rn. NJ Sylvanu. T..
Akers. oi Auiover. rhie coming out Of
chur,h. Last sabbaih. dropped dowa. arI
expired almost innediafeiy. supPoscd hetrt
disease. BE- having been .n usual gooi
heath Siar
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> = Willis bal ~ aua,k q p,raiy.i.
'''' saturday, and has since been falling
eo''''ni'y. d. sleeps constantly. sns J.
,'s "0nsih. so that BIS sii1st.1n q, con
siierei se-y cruesl
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DIED

In ~oath farl.. = oE. o.. M Sash Merrili. wlf
os - far De-. ~ias MERRILL. n-rI g.. r,.ra /. mol
O. trcfssrf ti1i I'm ti.e comforts anf vi-tor.. %
- Chrtrfiln Path.