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Messrs. E. Haynes and Co.-Genflenen:
have suffered for the last six wears almost a.
much us man could, with the Piles, and foun, 4
nOihitig thar would give me any relief, until lasl
winter began TO TASTE of your Balsam i'll 20 +
paint- ! continued to taste of it several times IA
day, when 10 to my great delight | found | was
getting well, and How / would mot he without
your BIiS;im tor great deal of money. | am
now enjoying better health than l hive for the
last six years. You are 1T liberty To- do with th,
as y"n think best, HI, ping you may do much good
to The suffering.
Trrily yours,
J. T.. II. CUSHING.
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The Treasury Department estima 70,
that the national income for the nres
ent year will reach s,5OO.OO0.o0O,-
Inc oaiances at Present at the com
mana OIL 1hs Secretary, from all sour
ces, are oe' .evcd to be fully 100000.
900,
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THROAT AND BRONCHIAL TUBES,

CAn5cr rheumatism Neuraleg;a, Muscular
Contraction, Piles, Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Boil>.,
WUlm>. SurcS, &c. Persons suffering from al
most amy disease will he greatly benefited il no!
cured 10y simply taking the Bil>am three times
I day. is il cnrichcs the Blood ana lmpIrt>
strength and vitality To The whole HUMAN frame
THIS BaiSam Isl simple production of Nature,
put mp pei fccty pure. annored and ,sadt,herated,
u>t as came trunI Maui Cs great Chemical Lal'-
Tatory and is found by analysis to contain
many The important elements OF Life, such rs
dayucsa, Iron, Sulphur, Soda, Ammonia, Aihu-
mem, Barbon, Potassium and OXy gen, and IT is
highly charged with
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

A traveller reports that he saw Gen.
Mcclellan at Dresden, few weeks
ago, and it was thought he would
break up his winter quarters and ad
vance in the spring as soon as tho
roads were dry" "All was quiet OF
the Potomac Sass a1 +
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

4 rather fast lad of nineteen COM
mitted suicide in St. Louis the other
day through modification at being
slapped in the face by his father in
presence of his boon companions.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

Hon. Ephraim Chamberlain. form
erly 4 prominent and respected citi-
zen Of Caledonia County, died in
Lincoln, Illinois. the 18th inst. Mr..
Chamberlain twice represented Gale
donia County in the State Senate.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

The Union Pacific Railroad has
beec finished % miles west OF Topc
ka. The branch between Lawrence
Il II d Leavcnworth is thrcc-fourth,
finished.
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The Washington Republican, gov
eTnmcnt organ states that under 10
circumstances will Austria be allowed
to land a single soldier in Mexico.
The Amcrica0 people may be assur-
ed that the Monroe doctrine will nc
maintained at all hazards.
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Two barns belonging to Warren
Horton, at Mt. Holly, Vt, were burnt
on the 18th inst, together with one
wing ofthe house. Loss $4,000; in
surancc $1400.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

Dir. Samuel w. Thaycr has been
mustered out of service as Assistant
Surgeon Of United States Volunteers
after five years service.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

A call has been made for Repub.
lican johnson State Convention. to be
held at Pitt8burg, in July next, to put
in nomination third candidate for
Governor.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

Mr.. Edwin Booth made his first
appearance for several years in Phila-
delphia last evening, and was received
with highly nattering demonstrations
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On Thursday last, a man named
Barber, OF Pownal. at work on the
new hotel at Bennington, fell from the
building and broke his spine.
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THE STANDARD.

We intend to make this department OF the
Standard one of special interest, and to this end
we invite correspondence of local nature from
persons in every portion of the county, for which
we will pay literally.
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Gov. Smyth, on Thursday, pardoned
Russell /. Narney of Sandwich, n.
L., from the State prison. He had
been sentenced two years for stealing
a turkey from al open shed.
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Horace w. Holmes of Milton, made
last year $50 pounds of butter from
Tour COWS, besides supplying his fami-
ly of three persons with milk, cream,
and butter.
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A suspicious schooner is reported
Oh the sea. She is unusually large
for vessel of her class, flies the Eng
.lish FLAG, and carries a pivot gun.
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The Hermitage" Ga. Ja:ksol's
estate, has been offered b. Tennessee
to the United States, conditional upon
a branch Of the West Point Academy
being located thereon.
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Boston. March l3, 1856.

Boston, March l3, 1856.
f. Haync and Co.-GentiemeR: My wife hiv-
ing been fr .uad with Worms, seriously affect
ing her health. was advised 10 try ysur Neuri-
alhc Bills am, which dit. and found to my sur
prise it ads tlis desired effect, driving them en-
fireiy from her. also tried il upon my child foi
Group. wi Ii perfect success, and believe il the
hest thing tlist sin lie given for either these
plants. You are as liberty 10 publish this If you
think bes t.
| Ills
| Witne s., J. S. T. Gushing. CHS. y HENRY,
Mark
VII: :l9m3 Friend Street Court.
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Trrily yours,
J. z. II. CUSHING.
Rnstnn March 2 1866

Boston, March 2, 1866.
e. Haynes and Co.-Gentlemea: On my arri-
val IN New York Lust DeceHber, from Melbourne,
in the ship Patric k Henry, Captain Page. owing
10 The poor food ON board, found myself ailiict-
cd with Scurvy, and | take pleasure in stating
that two applicyt ions of your Ncurapathic Bill
sam, and taking l.ilf IL teaspoonfu twice Il day
for two days has entirely cured me; it worked
like charm Y OH may make such use of THU
rs You please.
HUGH. w. BROWN,
No. y West Orange Street.
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The President has pardoncd Col
Nixon, proprietor ofthc New Orleans
Crescent, a paper now edited by the
eX,rcbcl Gencal Simon Bolivar Buck
ncr.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

Mr.. Jacob Way, of Peacham, has
an eve which brought him four lambs
this spring-alI alive and well. Is
there a like case in the state?
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

An examination Of teachers will be held at Ink
South School Room, in Barton Academy, on Sui.
ugday May, 26,h, 1866.
The friends OF education are invited 10 attend
n Is. TEACHERS must be present at the public er-
animation if they erp. ct to o5toja certificates
GEORGE. Il. BLAKE,
vll:w4 Superintendent Of Common Schools
Barton, May 4;h, 1866.
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We learn that the freight depot at
Bradford was broken open and nine
tubs of sugar and a barrel Of eggs
stolen.
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II u Y " n II II n. " AisJO4F.
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New YorI

Can't sleep Nights.--DodG'sN ervine, which
has been advertised for some time in our col umns,
is said to he complete specific against restless
ness and inability TO sleep. If this is so, people
who can't sleep soundly better give it a trial.
For sale by druggists scnerally.-l7w4
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ts7ANTED.-.A.enfs in every town, for The
" hest one dollar enterprise il. existence. In
clul, of 3ia $40 Sewing Machine guaranteed.
of 30 4 Silver Watri. OF 100 n Gold Hunting
Watch. Send for circuiars
S. C. THOMPSON * CO., Box 3939 Boston.
{. n.1n AGENTS wanted, TO sell SIX New
IeDUO Inventions. of great value @ fam.
lie all pay great profits. Send 10 cents anu
50 pages, 2j cts. and get so pages as sam
EPnRAIM BROWN. Lowell, Mass.
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Secretary Seward has consented to
deliver an Grafton on the laying Of the
cornerstone to the monument of the
late Senator Douglass.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

The Hon. Van Sicklen prominent
and respected citizen Of Burlington,
died on Friday, aged rs years.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

Thirty-one persons recently united
with the Congregational Church at
Waitsfield.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

The order for mastering Maj. Gen.
Stannard out of service ha been sus-
pended.
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Ex-Gov. Andrew. OF MASSACHUSETTS
is announced to deliver the address
at the next Fair of the VI. State Aeri.
cultural Society. which takes place al
Brattieboro on the nth, 10Th. 18th
and 18th Of September
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g2EsFSGsssG saF Y0g'VTg.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all The
elects fyouihtui indiScrctiou VIII for the sake
oi suffering Ia manitv. send free 10 ali who ncct;
II, the recipe and directions for max ing The simple
remedy hy which he was cured. Sufferers wish
li9 TO profit by the advertisers experience, can
10 so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No Is Chambers ST, New York.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-04

The horse distemper IS carrying off
many fine horses i'll Bennington.
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STRANGE. 2gJE' EIsga:.

Every Young la dy and gentleman in the
Unitcd States can hear something very much TO
their advantage by return mali Gree OF chargr),
by addressing The undersigned. Those having
iearS OF being hunbngged viii ohiiGe hv not
noric;nS thi> card. All others will please address
thelr Ohedient servant.
ruOS F. CHAPMAN,
q! Broadway. New York.
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The President has approved the
Naval Appropriation bill.
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The following are the officers of
Phoenix Lodge Of Good Tcmplars
in Barton, for the current quarter:
Rev W. A. Robinson, P. w. CT.
J. n. Webster, w. C. T.
Miss Nellie N. West. w. VT.
d. w. Cobb, w. 5.
Miss Mary French, W. F. 5.
Sanford Owen, W. 7.
NJ. c. Cutler, W. VI.
Miss Hattie Cutler, ". r. H. s.
Miss Helen Joslyn. W. L. H. 5.
Miss Susan Currier w. A. :.
Geo. II. Blake, W. C.
Miss Myra Skinner, W. D. NJ.
Jerome ChesIey, W. l. G.
j. 3. Robinson. w. L. D.
The lodge is in a prospering con
dition, and is receiving additions /,
its membership almost every week.
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uUMoRs AND SKIN DISEASES

zone of the propr etors having himself been cured
~ it, uf = terrible Skin Disease callc;i hy Phy>i-
.us Titteys and SAT- kheum. ot more than TWEEN
wears standing " hch had been declared iEcn-
.lhlc lay the FIcuiiy.)
l. VIII also curt. all diseases of the
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cborol;or,o life for the Hair,

Will RESTORE Gray Hair TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR, STRENGTHEN and PhoM l',. Il .ne
rrowth of the weakest Hair; stop its falling out
ieep the Head clean, cool and healthy; can he
lsetl freely; contains nothing Injurious; is ui'-
,aralIeled as a HAIR-DRESSING; and is rec
mmended and used by our best Physicians.
,ssnrc you Ladies and Gentlemen, it is al you
.eouirc for The Hair. Sold by all Druggists. ana
It nv office, No. 1923 Broadway, n. Y. SARAH
4 HEVALIER. NJ ID. AT Wholesale IN Bos-
ON lay Geo. C. Goodwin Co, Weeks q Potter.
NJ S. Burr, Carter s. Wiley.
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Part On. Tie FdDliEy Ns4tcHF 1IHttSeI'.
Cholera Disarmed Of its Terrors!

!AGSABLED NEta, : - + & TEOE!--
Wanted one az w mcu IA Barton and VI
ciui.y, vino have Io-t an asm II lee. 10 engage il
a. i.sif a1td profitable business al Sc ling d
WAOSW ORri'S WATERPROOF \ r y ICA
HEALING PLASTER S"ies rapid aad prciif'
large. Sample AMI all information SEM for ,.
ems. Address A. T. BELCuEI, Philadelphia
Penn
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NEURAPATHIC BALSAM
or Natures great Restorer.

The propr ictors ofthiS ncwy discovered Pana-
rc. ctlcr it To- the publc in the fullest confidence
HAT ii viii prove the greatest blessing To suffer
,ig humanity that the age has produced;
They believe properly used il is Il sure cure Tor
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- A I,hrs:oIogical View Of Narriage

NJ 4 phys.OlOgIcal View OF Narflage,
...,grav:ngs of The Anatomy of the Human Or
.tfS in = state Of Health and Disease, with /;
Treatise oh Early Errors, lis DrplorIhe Coh>e
Iucncr> upon The Mind and Body, with The IN
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uoccS-fii mode Of cine. as hown 10y HE rcI31r'
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ug DIR. La CROiA, No. 81, Maiden Lane, Al
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INV of The diseases upon which ii> hook treats
Medicines sent 10 any part Of The world.
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A Household Necessity Exists for the Use
of Durno's Celebrated Cafarrh Snuff.

The best known remedy for a. C,.l,i in III:
Head Headache Snnifles. S'irr Eyes. DeasneSs
nd the ,rorst forms oil that i0attSOnte disease Cd
T1RRH.
II cIeanses the entire head. Is effects are
pleasant and wonderful. contains no i1bIcco, noI
injurious ingredient. II has The highest profeS-
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,rnts per Box. Can he sent by mail ON receipt
If 30 cents for one Box or 81 I four B1xes.-
Address JAS. DURN0, P. o. RoX 1898. NEW
YORK CITY. Whoicsilc 10y ID. BARNES &
CO. II Plrk Row. New York.
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now TO BE HEALTHY, WEALTHY,
BEAUTIFUL AND HAPPY!
/ The most Useful Book Of the Day.
c O Y 7 Z \ I S

Part LIST. How to become Il Sdi!fal House
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Part I'd, The Road to Heath! -iTtS, Sc
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OF employment Tor everybody. Ho,c to become
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Part 3D.. Ladies' Guide 10 Beauty and Toilet
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Part 9th. TIE Family Medical Adriser.
Cholera Disarmed Of its T'errors!
It's Nataye. Cause and History, scientifically
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Cities. Measures not Men," Origin uf Plants
Ynun. People, Treasure, Letter Writers InStruc
Part stu. The T,ietiae, or Pork Disease
| It. Cause and History.
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anv address, ou the receipt ot 80 cts. copies
81 % - cents Wanted.
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our own Soa. with d. T. Rab-

xHAKEY our own Soap with Ii. L. RaD-
Va bits Pure Concentrated Potash, or Ready
Soap Maker. Double the strength oil common
Potash, and superior TO any sapohiher OF ge ~
he market. Put up in cans of one, two, three,
tx, and twelve pounds, with directions in Eng
ish and German, for making Hard and Soil soap.
)ne pound will make fifteen gallons OF Sois Soap
No lime t. required. Consumers VIII iiho tiis
he cheapest Potash in market.
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md IA Washington st. New York
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BUT IT HAS BEEN HoNo3ED WITH III: AP7a0-
VAL or The LOYAL PEOPLE IN ALL PARTS
OFTHE COUNTRY.

For the first time in the history OF the Govern
menT, Il prosperous weekly newspaper opposed to
human slavery, fully committed to the policy and
doctrines of the radical men OF the Republic, has
been firmly established in the District of Column
biL. We are on the threshold OF events no less
important than those which astounded the civil
lied world and hook the Republic its iOunda-
non. These will demand extraordinary energy
and fidelity on the part of the public leaders,
whether in Congress or the press.
The WEEKLY CHRONICLE Is beautifully printed
in quarIo form. During the session of the pres
ent Congress, which promises u he Il prOtracted
one, the subjects debated will excite universal i'll
tcrcst and rs they will he frankly and thorough
~ discussed III the CHRONICLE as i'll both branch
es Of Congress,
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MARRIAGE AND CE3LIBACY. AN ES-
I'll SAY OF WARNING AND INSTRUC-
ZION FOR YOUNG MEN. Also, d sc8>es aud
Aeuscs VIII ci prcmIiurciy Prostitute The Vita
P, werS, with sure means at relief. Sent Free o.
Chlrgr in sealed iertcr envelopes. Adde'S Dr.
J. SkILLEN HOUGnT0N, Howard Assucia-
lion. Phladephid. Pa.
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Mem Anpcrtisemruts

MARINA CRACKERS.--If You want the
[ most delightful and healthy nourisi,hel,. es
In purchasing be sure and get the right KIND !;
,sk for Wings Crackers. and take none but those
having the lame A. WING stamped on them
BOYLE & LYLES. Sole Agents, 50 Barclay ot,'
| New York
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s25 Warrington Street. Boston, Mss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-01
THE ATTACHMENT LAW.

We have heard considerable complaint
lately about the Attachment Law of this
State. l; is pronounced oppressive. and
calculated to work great injustice TO bust
ness men who may happen to be in debt
its only advantage being in favor OF
the creditor, who, so soon as he gets O
poor debtor into his books, can turn
around and destroy his business by attach.
ing his property and closing up his premi'
ses-besides putting him to a heavy bill Of
costs. We know nothing Of the law com
planned OF, but some business men do de-
nounce it as the meanest law on u stat
ute book. eve personally know Of no;
less than four different quartz mills, in
this and two n~eighborins counties. which
have been shut up under attachment, and
their business entirely stopped; at a time,
too. when they were doing their utmost to
work out of debt. and labor through the
present financial crises in this State.) It is
urged that an attachment law should only
apply in u clear case Of intended fraud,
hinder. or delay in the payment of honest
debts or in leaving the State, or remov-
ing the property therefrom. to defraud
creditors. We make mention Of these
complaints because they come from re-
spectacle and influential business men-so
that u Lawmakers at Carson may con-
slider the subject if they think proper.
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PosT-oFF1cE MONEY ORDERS.

The POST Offices designated as money
order Offices on the Pacific side are as
follows: California - Stockton. Sonora.
San Jose. San Francisco, Sacramento, Ne
vada, Marysville and Los Angeles. Ne
vada-Virginia City. Utah Territory
Salt Lake City. Oregon-Porsland. The
rates of commission charged for money
orders are fixed by the Department:
On orders not exceeding ten dollars, ten
cents. over ten dollars and not exceeding
twenty dollars, fneen cents over twenty
dollars and up TO thirty dollars, twenty cents.
No single order issued for less than one dollar
nor more than thirty dollars.
This system. or n very similar, has
long been in operation in Britain, and is
Of grea, advantage to the middle and
lower classes Of the people. That the
plan will work well and prove Of great
convenience to the people throughout the
United States, there can scarcely be any
doubt entertained whatever. Particularly
will its convenience be felt by the people
Of the Pacific coast, many Of whom have
friends and relatives in other States Of the
Union, TO whom they frequently make re-
mit,ances Of small sums. By this money
order system there is no danger of the
money being lost. The order may be
lost. but in such cases provision is made
for obtaining duplicates. The loss of an
order would only occasion delay in trans.
hitting the money, but entail no loss OF
the money itself. There are in all about
five hundred money-order offices estab-
lished in the United States, and undoubt-
edly a greater number will be established
Us soon as the practical working of the
system proves. to the people, its utility.
As it is at present, parties desiring to send
small sums Of money to friends, in any
State Of the Union, will have the order
drawn upon the m~oney-order Office near
est the place where the party receiving
the remittance may reside, and if the indi-
vidual to whom it Is sent finds it incon-
venient to presen, the order and draw the
money, personally, all that is necessary is
to indorse the order with his signature
and have the sum drawn by another
party.