Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-07-05
house. Samuel Burbank is putting up]
a large building for store house near
b;o ctarch factorv

/ large building for a store house near
lis starch factory. Il
. A GOOD HOTEL. THE hotel kept
1t Irasburgh by L: f. Edgerton is q
good house, ard>there is no gainsay-
ING. Those who like rum say SO;
those who like nothing but cold wa
ter say so. All say so. The land
lord tells us that he don't sell a drop
Of liquor to the people of the town,
and says he don't average more than
four glasses a day to the travelling
public. While this is not such a tenn
perance house as we. should desire,
still it is so much ahead of a majority.
of Vermont hotels in this particular
that we feel like speaking good word
for it. The tables thus far during
court have been supplied with the best
the Boston market affords, radishes,
lettuce, green peas. &c. Better still
good walters and plenty of them. 57
b We would call the attention of our
readers to an advertisement of DR..
Urann who is to be at Newport,
July 10th, to remain a few days.
Judging from his advertisement which
is taken from Walton's Journal his
cures are truly wonderful The fol
lowing we clip from the Newport En-
press, Of April 9th, and which will
speak for itself, as the Editor himself
gives the names of several wonderful
cures made while in that town: 7a1a
DIR. URANN.-We desire to call
attention of all invalids to the adver
tisement Of DR., Urann, from which il
will be seen he is soon to visit New
port again. In Justice to the DR.
and for the benefit Of the suffering
unsolicited, we cannot refrain from
abiding to several remarkable cures
he has effected in this place. Mrs. B
E. Shaw, for ten months confined t.
her room, unable to bear her weigh
upon her feet. Mrs. leonard Field
for several months an invalid, ant
! Miss Maria Daggett, for four year
!, unable to walk have under his treat
, ment been restored to health, can b
seen walking out every day and ar
able to perform light work, It is n
humbug, and we refer to the partie
thus restored to corroborate our state
} ments.
SToLEN.-A horse together with
bride, halter and blanket was stole
from the barn of S. G. Bean, in Ira;
: burgh, on Saturday night last. Tn
r horse was taken through the bac
p door of the barn through a cattle var
into Beams garden, and thence int
the street, and tracked a short di
lance on the road leading north frOl
the village. On Sunday morning tt
e horse was found near the French Sc
Y Element about a mile from this villag
: by the side of the road mired in Il
swamp. 1t is supposed the thief b
came frightened, or at the approaC
r of daylight attempted to conceal Il
r horse in the swamp but was oblige
to leave it fast in the mud. III
horse was rescued, however. withol
: damage. The bride and blank
i were missing and no trace of the thi
Y has vet been discovered Express.
ISLAND -PoND.-David Hornet,
: lad of some twelve years, employ,
ID on a tie train to carry water to t
he workmen, in attempting to jump fire
n. q train in motion, was thrown upon
&c pile of ties, and killed instantly
Oath ult., between this place and \
Stratford, n. Ell. Two more smr
I'll glers came to grief last week.
he spectors Smith and Hall overhaul
Mt VIM. Petrie of Brighton, who W
r. his wife was returning from over
- border, having secured sundry c,
traband articles in the boot Of
Is wagon, and under his wife's crinolil
Mrs. P. having a very lame back abb
nd that time, Mr.. Smith, gently assist
ds her from the carriage, revealing
of the ardent. The team and /
smuggled. articles were duly con
al. Gated. Inspector Hall also tool
. team and twenty-five gallons
Use whiskey from one Goodwin of Char
oa ten.-Caledonian.