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CHI A r l. E S T ON
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1867.

Jon woRK.-wc have now completed our
Office 30 rs to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask tho patronage Of our
friends
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THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.

HAVNa ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY.
T., MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentlemen, Ia.
ana and being dcsrous Of diminishing ON
stoSE before tho season advances too mr. wo wond esno
oy draw tho enntion OF tho public towards tho roo
or tlroo weoks from date ~ r-'t"o Iva t"o
Apply at tho s,-f f.,t DEPOSITORY
january 20 M II ChaIn,ors 80.
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70 R SALE.
tutlls3rno

ENOIe SALE. FIRST. CLASS billiard
l. TABLES, EAvhNaGI K DECKEU'S make at lilo
AdGcr building Billiard Hall. OF King md Market
streets. July %
LN0R SALE, A CAItltYALI, WITH TWO
IL Seats, pole aud shaft. Also. set OF doublc and
single HARNESS, oil In good order. Can bo Hccn and
barBaIned for cash time note nt thirty days at No.
Il Lynch street. May IL
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NUTIUE.

BE ~ E#'-. NOTICE. l .- .H...- 81
0FFTcE oLRRK OF couNcn.-11IE FOLLOWING
" clause OF Section Of "Ordinnnco 10 Iaiso ann.
pes ior tho yalr 1857 s published for tho
selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
not rosidonts OF this city All such Dcraons ara bcrshv
notified to report o, this Office 'N0t ~ N0tooy
Ihree dollars ON every hundred dollars Of all goods
Otherwise" SAL - - ~ II ~ ssP'o Vi
-eieLtu t.sat Dixon 'i CLERK (otncII
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81 RoTIOE..

d oFR1CE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, I
rr,,y CHARLIsTos, g. O., Nay 8. 1867,
TUE hEa0LAR INSPECTOR OF TIE LOIS ANp
~, a. Saals 60, WIN coiumonce on Monday
70 sSS thas hetr preInscs arc In good condition. and thai
-, "a nith 40 garbage 10 removed a required By Ord
hanoet other Inspections win follow ~ - -
~ order Of Mayer OAKLAND. III. @ ar
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III EETl N C S.

sG0TIi CAROLINA WhsuEIC BESESO-
LENT SOCIETY.
FIIuE SECOND QUARTERLY MEETING WILL BE
IIOi,Di II In Masonic Hail. This Errniag. tho aith
inst at o'clock. Mcnicr~ nn canliatcs elect will bc
pIuciual by order Of President W. A. WILSON,
July rs Secretary.
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DISSOLUTION,

THE coPARTNERsH1P HERETOFORE EXISTING
u under tho name Of X. Arm OLD & CO., was diso.yed
by Its own litatlo tho lat OF April LIST The husI
ness Will DO continued by the subscriber at tho Old
stand No. 2lD Meeting street, whcrc Mr. A. E. GaDs-
tho establishment r. ARNOLD
July ist, 1857. No. 210 Meeting street
J"y m
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CGPARTN ERS'HIPS;

NOTICE.
TIRE FIRM OF ]. D. HABENICHT & BROS WAS
Il dissolved on tho 18th May 10 l. by tho death OF Mr.
J. ID; HABENlCHT. II. L. HABENICIiT,
july II. 1867. c. HADENICHT
THE SUBSCRIHtR
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF T3E LATE
W firm, at the old stand, No. TRADD STREET.
II. l.. HABEElCHT,
aB-Debts due tho Into Arm must bo IAiMEDiSTEiy
settled up. thstu3 July as
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VJJANTIsD TO HIRE, A RIssPECTABLE
w WHIT DoY. n hulso servant. lie must be
willing 10 mako himself gcncraliy useful Apply 10 e. L.
PANKNIS, No. 123 Meeting street.
IuIv
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SHE REYAIs SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.
sne restores to happiness those Who from dolcfui
events catasophes crosses In love- OF rulatiops and
iricnds loss OF money, dc. hayc become despondent
@ nS orngs together those long Separated gives norma
.ooC Son absent onds loyor lost or
qpanned 10 pursue and in what you wi be most
u eansea speedy marriages. and tells you tho very day
you VIII marry, gives you tho Names likeness and chnr
@ m OF tho person sto reads very ihough
hna ~ her almost supernatural powers unvss tho arf
ano ~ niaaen m mysteries Of the iuture From tho stars we
~ .o nI'nainrnt-tho maeho slas that overcome or
pr-uoninno In tho con6guraton-irom tho uspeets AMI
Of tho planets and the stars In tbs hesyena
,ne tmS OF br eho dcduces tho future daatiny a
eaath a & not to fEnsu the sreate't Asoiosst on
havo 50 favorable opportunity Consusuon foe With
pkenSss and an deairol information 81. Partos living
distance can consul; the Madame BY mali wth eoua7
5 ssfIy .ns and IsIii SIssasn % to hoseves
sTered and tkeness enclosed sent by mail on receipt
rrSo n%ox9 m9nIoned Tho strictest seoresy will TO
Cd heferences OF the highest order furnahed thoso
aring them RIito plainly the day Of tho month ~,
hai- so. E1H-I : ".-'SN>o :" >N1A'i ~ oi
Address. MADAME r. A. PERHIoo
p. o. DnAwEn avs BuYTlLo. NY. |
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There comoth glad ttdings orjoy to ALL
10 young and TO old. to gIoat and TO small:
Ihe beenty which onco was 80 precious and rare,
Is tfee for oil. and all may be fair.
Nv Tho usp M
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w A II T S

A I,ESPECrAuLE WHITE GIRL WISHES
n AsrruATIoN to mimi cl,tll cn and do ehnmhtr
works ~ willing 10 ccOk al wuB n small fain,ly;
como well recommended Apply at No. IS CHARLOTTE
STREET, II July o
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y3TANTIsD. a GERMAN GIRL, TO COOK
w AND WASH for q small family Ono qualified,
with satisfactory recommendations obtain q per-
Inaue situation will, boani md lodging. and liberal
waacs. paid monthly. by -ooriy'-" ~ '"' COMING
4TANTED-ShLESMIsN EVERYWHERE
w Ladies' and Qentcincn-SlO0lo 10 S2sg per mouth
TO sell tho GENUINE EG0ASON-SI;SSR FAMILY SEM
ING MACHINE Price only $l8. This Machno will
sttch hem, fell TUCK bind, quilt braid, and ombrodcr
Tho cloth cannot bo pulled apart, atlcr cutilng
across tile Rcnm every quarter OF nn inch. Every
Machine warranted three ycarR. scni for circulars and
terms to agents. or call ut McDOwEIL'S BLOCK cor.
nrr Fourth aud Green Htrccts, Louisville Ky.
BLISS NcEATHRON,
General Agents,
N. R.-Fositvcy mono genuine unless coming through
Office. o.
Iunc4 tutI,a3mo
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Affairs Of the now continent. tt' .,E
THE PROGRESS OF tho West is described by n
writor in tho Cincinnati GdLeno, who says th..
seventy three years ago tho frat boat started rom
! c'IuppS1' "-s.. tha ohia-- tt WAS bnllot-proof,
round trip to Pittsburg was made in about forr
Week1. At thnt timo Cincinnati WAS moro mill
tary post, which threo years aftorward ONLY con-
tained hvo hundred inhabtants. Pittsburg wus n
flo nest, built away up In tho forks of this pr,ot
ni8n"ay Oh nature, and between these two points
"huernoss stretched on either side Of the riyor:
soyonty-thrco years since and Fort Washippton
with q population Of two or throo hupdrod is Cin'
cinnat with population OF $50 600; Pittsbure, 10
no longer nest, but it is great CITY; tho two ~
threo dots OF civilization botwoen those two po;nt.
nave multiplied into hund red and ton THRIVING
ct'os and villages, all palptating with tho indua.
ny OF a hoo and prosperous people. Tho stoam-
efs that now ply tho river, could tboy nil ho
Drought together, would mako q floating citv IN
"hien q nundrod thousand pooplo could dwelI with
comfort. - VIII
We ARE INDEBTED 10 tho Augusta 0Sroni,,c ona
Sentinel for COPY Of Mr. .BEsJAM,s n ~,
Atlanta speech. THIS publishers also nnnonnco =,
feW days an edition in pamphlet form of t,,o
'Notos on tho Situation" by tho samo i;stino,;.,,
CD Georgian. Wo hayo already spoken OF tboso
documents, and doprecate thor circulation os
party tracls.' Thcy can do no good wbatoyor
Dnt may misload many on honest iaquIring mind.
we hayo no quarrel with Mr.. HfLr, md NOT the
ieast doslro in tho world to initiate bis exanIe n
ABUSING thoso who diGor with us in regard TO tho
now agitoting tho Southern States: but
"o cannot sec how any enlightened man, states-
man, can counsel tho courso ho adyocatcs and |
nioreoVer, upon tao grounds ho adducos in ,ta
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Patriarchs, ninety-9ve Arohbshops, and four
hundred and twenty Bishops. Tho saints canon
ized on the Goth wero Blessed JonosAPnAT KuEoE-
Won, Archbishop; Blessed PErEn DE AnpuEs, and
Blessed Lros1nDS Losl With di eighteen companions, mar
confessors Blessed MARY FnANc1s OF tbo Womnas
OF Our Lord, and Blessed GEnMAsA Cousru a ,,,or
shepherdoss virgin
dreat efforts arc being made in Flapco IN intro
auco steam ongincs md trims on common roads
n invention OF III. LARMANJAT ig said To have
soiSed tho difhculty Of ascending stoep inclinos.
Hhen necessary, tho two Crivng wheels arc re
placed by othors which reduce tho epoo3 fror,
soVon miles an hour to about two, An onoino -,
this principloha boon tried pretty extonaivoIv
noout Paris. 1t reported to have drown NJ An,
erro truck carrying ono and half tons OF poo1a
and tWonty-soyen persons up hill with riao n,
eight tfoot in ono hundred. Tho cost OF tourncv n,
seventy miles was less than 81 II ia said Tint iJ;a
engino can DO controlled and maunuyred witb
great case. ~ 49, g. -.
ihe Ney. THoMAs FIELDING scoTr, tho Episcons,
missionary Bishop OF Oregon and Washin rton Ter.
lnotics iied in Now York on Sunday, 18th. after r.
p,'ei iiincss. Ho foil victim to Panama foyor.
=. ,ou nU contracted whle en- roAe from California
,. ~ No" iork. Tho deceased was formerly Pres
GI,.-ia inihlster' but joined tho Episcopal
ana washington Territories by Bisbop FI,Io,r =,
doorS'n. Bishop scorT was native ~ Iro5o,i
county, North Carolina. He ono, editod nm odno,
tiohai Journal at Macon, Gcorgis, preacbod -,
SONG time o. Columbus, also at Marietta md 1,,,t
iately was prominent candidate for tho niaborr;o
Oh ueorsia; made vacant by tho death OF tho leornoa
and loved ELLIoTr. =. 'no ioasnca
!he Herald has PSnama correspondence do,od
July H.. Tho rule OF General sAyros Acosr. h.,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-09-27

HAIR OIL say to you honestly
and earnestly that at last we have
something infinitely better for our
hair, and heads as well, than the thous-
and and three nostrums inflicted on
us by charlatans and quack pretend
ers. My experience has proven it
beyond question, so far as [ am con-
cerned. Please follow copy, and if
you should find it to fail, why, you
have your old favorites to fall back
upon. Don't you see?
Take half dozen pods of the COM
monred pepper, either green or dried !;
crush but not pulverize; put them in
a wide-mouthed glass bottle, holding
say quart-a pickle bottle is just
the thing. Fill the bottle nearly with
glycerine-tO be had at almost every
drug store. During a week or ten
days shake the contents occasionally,
drain off the glycerine into convenient
jars, and it is ready for service. Ap-
ply precisely as you would any Of the
hair oils; comb and brush thoroughly
down to the scalp and the application
is completed There is nothing inju-
rious to the hair or skin in the mate
rial, while it cleanSes and inyigorates
the hair, making it soft and glossy,
and promotes its healthy growth. 1t
frees the scalp from scurf, scales, and
dandruf, and next best of all, there
is no soiling of bonnets, head-dres8es,
towels and pillow cases from the use
of Cayennized GlyceriHe. Depend
upon it, ladies and gentlemen, it is
well worth a trial.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-09-27
A Wish for Jeff. Davis.
BY A CONVERTED REBEL.

May hooting owls, and whizzing bats,
And bowling dogs, and fighting cats,
And bumble-bees, and singing gnats,
And rattlesnakes, and Norway rats
Feed on his liver, gnaw his heels,
And tickle every nerve that feels;
While little demons pinch his nose,
And weasels nibble at his toes
May every cup, once filed with bliss,
With fire and fury seethe and hiss,
And all the joys oflite's dread waste
Prove dead sea apples to his taste.
May pallid fear sit on his walls,
And Libby's ghosts fit through his halls;
May nightmare rob him of his rest,
His pillows be hornets nest,
And fill his softest feather bed,
With porcupInes alive and dead
May gray-backs be his constant care,
And heartache petrify his fear;
May toOthache make his dander rise,
And twinge his nerve with rheumatis,
May yellow jackets build their nests
Within the lining of his vest;
In short, may everything conspire
To fill his mouth with Goals of fire;
And when earth's every stinging dart
Has pierced the craven traitors heart.
Consign him to Cimmerian ponds,
And bind him with Confederate bonds;
Where dead mems skulls with ghastly grin
Remind the traitor of his sin.
And scorpions crawl, and adders hiss,
Throughout the deer, dark, dread abyss;
Where alligators leave their spears.
And crocodiles shed burning tears;
And wood piles full of negroes rise,
Like adals ghosts before his eyes:
There may the darned wretch ever dwell,
BeholdiDg Heaven, but feeling He'll.
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FAITHFUL SERvANTs.-At Brad
ford last election day Elias briggs,
aged so years, John Mcintyre, aged
95 years, and Peter Welton, father of
Josiah Welton, formerly of this town,
aged SO years, all marched up to the
polls and voted the democratic ticket
These three men have voted at every
presidential election since the gov
ernment came into existence aud they
have never failed to vote the demo-
cratic ticket. What a proud record
Their coats have always been worn
right side out. They will never have
a day of political repentance.-Lyn-
don Union.
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RAILROAD ENTERPRISE IN MIME
sOTA.-St. Paul, Minnesota, is soon
to be connected by an unbroken line
of railway with the lake cities and
the East. This will be effected by
an extension of the Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Railway from Nc
Gregor, opposite Prairie du Chen, on
the Iowa side Of the river, west to a
point intersecting the Minnesota Cen
trail Railroad, which runs in a nearly
north and south line from st. Paul.
The Milwaukee and St. Paul railway
will also soon complete similar ex-
tension west of La Crosse, interSect-
ing with the same road, which runs
through the best and most productive
wheat region in the country. These
extensions will not only quicken the
development of Minnesota, but will
lessen the cost of her agricultural
productions to the eastern consumer.
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A countryman walking along the
streets Of New York found his pro-
gress stopped by close barricade OF
lumber. " What is that for ?" said
he to a person in the street. 80,
that's to stop the cholera "Aye,
have often heard of the board OF
health, but | never saw one before"
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An aged lady, member of the Tyl

An aged lady, member of the Tyr
ingham (Mass.) family Of Shakers,
one day recently, took from her closet
some articles of dress, telling some of
the sisters" present that they were
the clothes she wished to be buried
in. A few minutes afterward she
went to bed, where she died aim oSt
Immediately.
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REGULATIONS.

Articles presented for premium,
except cattle must remain on the
ground during the continuance Of the
Fair. No premium awarded unless
the article presented is meritorious.
Lady exhibitors receive premiums in
Floral Hall department, though not
members.
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The authorities of Munich for some
years past have required that in all
cases Of children dying in their first
year, the parents should declare
whether or no the infant had been
sucked by the mother. A statistical
table of the last two years shows that
out of one hundred, deceased eighty
eight were not so brought up.
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Let no gentleman ever quarrel with
any man. If you are in trouble with
her, retreat. If she abuses you, be
silent. If she tear your cloak off,
give her your coat. If she box your
ears, bow. If she tear your eyes out,
feel your way to the door-but fly.
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MARK NUTTER, President.
Z.E. JAMESON, ! secretar;es s
d. f. BIsBEE, ~ a

SMART.-Mrs. Lydia Pierce of Bar
net, IS years old, has this year spun
in three weeks lie skeins of wooden
yarn, and has no day spun after 5
o'clock p. m. She is the widow of a
soldier in the war of 1912, and brings
down with her the metal of those
days.-Lyndon Union. s. aosa.sss
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BUTTER.-The ruling price for but
ter Tuesday was 30 cents. A large
amount was brought in and the de-
mand was active.-St. Albans Messen-
ger.
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Orleans County Agricultural Society

First annual exhibition Of the Orleans
County Agricultural Society-Re-
organized August 81, 1S67-To
be held at the old fair ground, Bar
ton Landing, Tuseday, October Sth,
1867.
MARK NUTTER, President.
J. B. B. :; Wann1ock, ansItsss' Vice Presidents.
3. 2; E: E. R,snas 4Anasos' Secretaries.
|. n. CUsHMAN, Treasurer
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Albany, James Vance; Barton, J.
G. Hall; Brownington, S. S. Tink-
ham; Charleston, Calvin Sawyer
Coventry, Fl. c. Cleveland; Crafts.
bury, Amasa Randall; Derby, Moses
NJ. Kelsey; Glover, VIM. Merriam
Greensboro, John Simpson; Holland
Martin Ferrin; Irasburgh, Geo. b
Brewster; Jay. NJ. R. Currier >
Lowell, Levi Wheelock; Morgan, NJ
Leavens; Newport, Kendrick Rich
mond; Salem, David Hopkinson
Troy, NJ. Kennedy, Jr.; Westfeld, S
Hill; Westmore, Alonzo Bemis.
OFFICERS OF THE FAIR.
Col. j. Ell. OAKEs, Chief Marshall
CAPT. E. C.ROwELL, Asst Marshall
SILAs G. BEAN, Asst Marshall.
SUPERINTENDENTS.
|. K. DREW, Floral Hall.
j. I'll. WOODWARD, Mechanics Hall
SD. HOWARD, Fruit & Vegetables
Col. CYRUS EATON, Cattle.
LEWIS FORD, Horses.
A. SEAvY, Sheep, Swine & Poultry
AWARDING COMMITTEES AND
pREMTTTM LIST
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The National cemeteries in Virgin
la are nearly finished, and the opera
tions of the Burial Corps will soon
cease. They number seventeen.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-09-27

Thos. White of Greenville, Mich,
accidentally killed his son, last Fri
day, while out squirrel hunting with
him.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-09-27

Crop accounts from the interior of
North Carolina are very favorable in
regard to the cotton crop.
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SUGAR..

A written statement of the whole
process Of making and refining must
be furnished the Committee by the ap-
plicant.
Persons appointed on Awarding
Committees, who cannot be present
and serve, are requested to notify the
Secretary previous to the day of the
Fair.
All members OF the society, and all
those who may become members at
the time Of the Fair, by the payment
OF one dollar. will be furnished with a
certificate Of membership, which will
admit the person, his wife and children
under Il years of age, to the exhibi-
ton, at all times during the Fair.
Tickets to single persons, 25 cents.
Members will be allowed to enter in
carriages with their families; but no
carriages will be allowed to enter, ex-
eept when the inmates are members
Of the Society, without paying 25
cents for single teams and so cents
for double teams, and the inmates, if
not members, to furnish themselves
with tickets. All exhibitors of stock
must become members of the Society,
and have their animals registered in
the Secretary's Office, before taking
them upon the ground. Gentlemen
may become members and obtain GER
tifcates at the Secretary's Office. All
awarding committees must report
themselves at the Secretary's Office.
on or before 10 o'clock, after which
all vacancies will be filled, and at IL
o'clock, they will receive their in
structions and at once enter upon
their duties.
MARK NUTTER, President.
ZE JAMESON, Secretaries.
d. f. BIsBEE, 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

Embroidery, needle work, worsted
work, drawing, pencilling, Daguerreo-
types, and other fancy articles. SO
in the hands Of the committee, to be
awarded on meritorous articles.
Committee, Rev j. Ell. Woodward
and wife, irasburgh; Dea. I. B.
Pratt and wife, Newport.
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LANE. ADAMS & CO.,

LANE, ADAMS N COsS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and wholesale dealers in
FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, BEANS AND
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Liberal Cash AdUances made Consignmerts.
90 Main Street, Springfield, Mass.
II. b. LANE. o. d. ADAMS. o. H. SMITH.
REFERENcEs: Ballou & HiNbard, Boston, Crook,
Palmer & Co., Albany, Henry Lansing AL
2ll bany, Agawam National Bank Springfield.
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BUTTER.

Applicants for premiums on But
ter must deliver to the Awarding
Committee a written statement of the
time when made, kind and number of
COWS from which it was made, kind
and quantity Of salt used, and che
manner of laying down and pressing
the same.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-09-27

Committee, Julius Oliver and wife,
Charleston; Geo. Worthington and
wife, Irasburgh; J. G. Rutherford
and wife, Newport; Geo. Il. Wal
worth and wife, Coventry; Walter
B. Cobb and wife, Derby Line.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-09-27
A. VI. RUGGLES. NJ n
II o NJ G o p A I HIS
% BARTON. VERMONT.
III. p. BALLARD Il Co

II. p. BALLARD 4 Co.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the sale of Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tallow,
Eggs, Beans, Peas, Flour, Grain, Hops, Wool,
Poultry, Game, Venison, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cotton, Tobacco and all kinds of
Country Produce.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-09-27

Committee. A. 2. Dutton and wife
Craftsbury; Salmon Nye and wife,
Coventry; Albert Newcomb and
wife, Derby; B. F. Tower and wife,
Irasburgh; Col. j. H. Oaks and wife,
Coventry; Phineas Page and wife,
Newport. ae @ 1 .1.79
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332 wAsH1NGroN ST., New YoRK

oo- " AsHINHIUN OI, NEW AOhh'
Also Agents for the Great United States TEA
All orders promptly attendedto
References NORTH River Rank. N. Y. CITY; Da-
yid Muir, Broadway N, Y. Ballard & Bro :,
Richmond, Va; d. G. McCotter, l41 Broad
way y; Smith 3 Maynard, is Courtland
ST. \. Y; Il l.. simson, 1856 Washington St.,
N L.; 4. WhitehouSe 25 Courtland ST., N
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COFFINS AND CASKETS.
A N excellent assortment of Cofins and Gas
"A kets always kept on hand and furnished RI
order with appropriate trimmings, and at sbor,
notice by
T.. Ii. TRUE Il co.
Newport, Jan. 25. 1867
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AGENT FOR REYNOLDS IMPROVED TUR-
BINE WATER WHEEL.
SUTTON, VERMONT.
1t requires the least water for the amount of
power given of any wheel in use. Come and
see IT, 25tf
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d. 5. RICKFORD,


FURNITURE DEALER AND REPAIRER.
GLOVER, VERMONT.
Best of Furniture always kept. Sofas, Loun-
ges, Curtain Fixtures, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mir
ors, Picture Frames, Stuffed, Cane and Wood
seat Chairs, Tables, Cribs, Cabs, Casinos Spring
Mattresses. Also Coffins, Caskets. Furniture re-
paired. A good assortment Of wool, oil and
hemp carpets, room paper, oak chamber setts, &c.
Furniture repaired and made as good rs new.
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T.. Il. RAWSON,
MATCHMAKER AND WELLER.
BARTON, VERMONT.
Dealer in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver and
Plated Wares