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The national Republican., 1867-01-02

nAAsfAslursd from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, giving
ease and sOmfeH to the. optic nerve, and suited
rAtslyby -
FRANKLIN 4 CO..
Scientific and Practical Opticians, IA PennsylvAniA
avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, nSrh
side4 ..
Microscopes, Nsetrieal Machines, Thermometer,
Cartss do Vi6ite. Ahd Photograph Adams In great
variety Aad q The lovssl prices, myI'ly
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

so continued until diversities of views
as to Spiritualism divided it."
When temperance began to attract
the attention of the people he was
one of the first to enlist in the great
reform and was ever after firm adj
vocate of total abstinence from all al
coholic drinks and of temperance in
all things. He held many offices in
town in his day and was for many
years justice of the peace. Mr.. Crane
died in 1s43, aged seventy seven
years. His wife survived him and
died Sept. 2. 1862, aged 81 years.
1t is appropriate here to refer to Mr.
Samuel F. Cook who came to Glover
in 1900. and when he was only seven
years of age. Few have known so
much of the changes in this town as
he, for he witnessed them almost all.
Mr.. Cook early became interested in
religion and with Dea. Stephen Bliss
and Dea. Loring Frost (now of Gov
entry) was active in establishing the
Congregational church in Glover, anc
of which he has always been a liberia
supporter. For his integrity, his pu
rity, and his punctuality to attend al
the meetings for the welfare of reli
gion and good morals, for his uniform
consistent life for more than half
century, and for his many good deed
he deserves a remembrance in the his
tory of his town. His death (whic
was lamented by ALI occurred Dec
18th, at Greensboro, very suddenly
| His age was IA years. His wife Mrs
LYDIA died May 9Th, 1864, aged &C
In our next, after a sketch or tw
more, we shall refer to the town of
GERS of Glover.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

THE CHILD BURNING CASE IN Ca
NAAN, New YoRK.-A full investiga-
ton of the child burning affair at Ca
naan, n. Y, in-which a man named
Brown and his wife are charged with
arson and murder in causing little
girl to be burned to death that they
might realize $4,000 insurance on her
life, leaves no doubt as to the guilt of
the parties. When the body of the
child was found in the closet, after the
FIRE, the closet'door was found locked,
and it was discovered that the child
had been wrapped up in combustible
materials, in order that she might sure
ly be burned to death-if she was not
dead already from the effects of lau-
danum. The woman has made full
statement of her connection with the
affair. She says that before the house
was burned her husband told her she
could go to the hotel and he would
meet her there. The hotel was about
= two miles distant He then did the
business, the firing of the building and
what followed. She admits that the
child was not Browns, but was oh
, tanned in Dayton, Ohio. 1t was the
child, the detectives suppose, of wo
MAJ who had done washing for Brown
!, and bis wife. 5s1
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

GLOVER. The result of the Christ
mas celebration at the congregational
church in Glover, was a well filled
house; the distribution of $50 to 400
presents to the Sabbath school chill
Iren and other friends, to large am
cunt. The singing conducted by Mrs.
Whittlesey) of young ladies and gen.
tlemen of the school, was splendid be-
You'd expectation. A good time for
old and young.
DAMaGEs-John Hayslop, a tran
Sient laborer, then residing in Greens.
boro, some three months since sus.
tanned personal injuries from insult
ticiency of the highway in the town Of
Hardwick. Last Tuesday, the mat
ter was brought before referees il
Greensboro, who decided that Hay
5lop should have $4S7 damages anC
all his costs. The injury was upor
the left shoulder and it is though
may be permanent. If so, we shoult
think the damages allowed, rathel
small.-Newport Express.
The Law ENFoRCED.-State's Al
torney Robinson visited Greensbor
last Wednesday, to investigate certain
alleged violations of fishing laws. Sew
eral parties have continued, despit
all law, to take large quantities Q
trout from Lake Caspian, which i
probably the best fishing ground j
The State, and tie Inhabitants have a
length determined to enforce the la,
against all guilty parties. Two pal
ties were arrested and fined S. AN
: costs each. Other prosecutions ar
J. to follow. People will now find
| useless to attempt fishing there onl
as the law allows, and will do well /
govern them selves accordingly.-Ne,
4 port Express.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

An UNCHRIsTIAN CHURCH.-A Wa
shington dispatch says the Unitarian
church of that city has turned out of
doors colored Sunday school. Time
was not given to notify the children,
and they went to the church Sunday
only to find the door blocked against
them. They assembled on the port
co and In the street in front of the
church, however, and sang their hymns
while shiverirg with cold and pinchec
with hunger. The Chronicle remarks
"Thus this structure, founded il
1921 by John Quincy Adams, and il
which the voices of such noble men al
Dewey, Claiming, and many othe
great phiIanthropists have echoed il
years gone by, has at last, in the yea
of oar Lord, 1867, gone back to tn
days of barbarism by refusing the US
of the church for The purpose of teach
ing Christianity and the Bible to
lclass of children, who are to becom
Icitizens in our midst, and exercise
marked influence in our country 70
lgood and evil"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27
Local News.

AssoCIATIoN.-The Orleans Associ-
alton will meet at Craftsbury, Jan. 2,
with Rev. E. P. Wild. Preacher
Rev. P. 81. White.
DoNATIoN.-There is to be dona-
ton visit at the Methodist church in
Irasburgh, for the benefit of Rev. A.
Ball, Wednesday evening, Jan. lst.-
A committee is appointed to make all
necessary arrangements for a good
time. Oysters will be provided. A
general attendance is desired.
Observation-Disclosures was obser-
we'd in fine style at both of the church.
es in Barton village, with instrumental
and vocal music, short addresses, re-
citations from Sabbath School scholars
we'll loaded trees, &c. Enjoyment
was general, the young lads and las
sizes in particular taking in the full anC
exact meaning of the festival. At the
Methodist church Santa Claus appear
ed in person, descending from the gal
lery with a load of presents for biz
darlings.
ANOTHER New LoDGE.-On Thurs
day night last, Deputy F. A. Stafford
Of Golden Barge Lodge of Barton
Landing, assisted by some Of thei
members, and also by some of tn
members of Central Lodge, institutes
Blazing Star lodge, No. ga, l. 0. c
G. T., at West Derby with some 2
charter members. The following ar
The officers installed for the presen
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

Congress has adjourned over to the
9th of January-to have the benefit
of the holidays. @
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

Butter sold at St.-Albansg on Tues
day for 35 to 40 cents. f1~A~1 AZ
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

This number closes the twelfth vol
ume Of the Standard.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

Some no legged organ grinders are
very successful on the stump.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27
Miscellaneous Items.

"A new college for women is being
erected in New York.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

Henry Williams, alias Miller, char
red with the murder Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gowing at Ascutneyville, last summer
has just been Indicted by the grand
Jury at Wood took, and his trial is
expected to take place this week at
that place, Col. Pingree of Hartford
being the prosecuting attorney. The
case will doubtless turn upon the evil
dcnce of Ella Gowing. only surviving
daughter of the murdered husband
and wife, who was in bed III the same
room in which the crime was commit
ted, and who claims to have recognized
the prisoner by his voice.
The Baltimore papers thus notice
the departure Of JEFF. Davis on a stea-
mer for New Orleans:
"a way was kept open by the po-
n lice, and no other demonstration than
e a desire to see him was made until he
@ neared the gangwav Then three
G hearty cheers were given, and lew
n extended their hands. Mr.. Davis az
d once recognized the compliment y
"a raising his hat, and shook the ha9us
d Of as many as he could, while pass1sss
.c up to the deck Of the ship. Inc, a.
dies separated frcm Mr.. and Mrs. pa
Wis in the most affcclionate manner
a Among those who had gone to the sup
G. 10 see Mr.. Davis was young gifi oi
N apparently about sixteen years. one
&c stood alone in the saloon. MI DI.I'
Y. noticed that She was looking az nun
ID iutcntly, and approaching hrr eA'e"u
y ed his hand. She grasped H. anu
TO throwing Ter arms aronrs MS hIoA'
G. kissed him. She then leit lme snip
De and the moorings were cast on ~,
)r and Mrs. Davis appeared on Tue u'IN'
n and, in response to the cheers oil tne
Il. people, he removed his hat and bowen
an ackno wiedgment.'0ss
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

Hanging mackerel to your coat
tail and imagining yourself a whale,
constitutes Goldfish aristocracy. -
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

A truly great man never puts away
the simplicity of a child.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

Some time ago a boy was run over
by a railroad train in In6iaHa and lost
both legs. He sued the company and
recovered $4,000 damages. An ap-
peal was taken and after innumerable
delays the poor boy is glad to CON-
promise for $3.50, and pay his own
costs. We seem to have read some
where that corporations nave no
souls.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27
Congressional.
SENATE. "a &
Thursday, Dec. 10.

IHurSudy, Dc. To-
IThe Senate was occupied on the
18th in discussing the rights of Amer
lean citizens abroad, in which Sen
ators Sherman, CONFESS, Johnson,
Conkiin, Wilson, Howard and Nor.
rill, took part, the debate arising in
consequence of the petition of Ger.
tain citizens of Cincinnati, praying
that in view of recent occurrences
abroad, the citizens of the United
States be protected in their rights
Ed i7lti 1
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

Why is d fine old Irish gentleman
like vessel under full sail =? Because
he leaves big aOdke behind.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

To CLEAN TIN CovERs.-Get the
finest whiting; mix little of it pow
lered with the least drop of sweet
oil, rub the covers we'll with it and
wipe them clean; then dust over them
some dry whiting in muslin bag. and
rub bright with dry leather. This
last is to prevent rust, which the cook
must guard against by wiping them
Try and putting them by the fire when
they come from the pantry; for It
once hung up damp, the inside will
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

One daily paper in Paris has cir
culation of 466,000 copies. 1t is
printed on four presses of French in-
vention, which turn off IA, 900 copies
an hour. Each press can print 600
copies a minute, or ten copies every
second. England has nothing ap-
preaching this in quantity or rapidity.
And this paper LIE Petit Journal, sell
ing for one sou, a fraction less than
one cent, employs, as well it may,
some of the cIeverest pens in France.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

A lady who recently visited a GEN.
etery with her daughter, observed on
one of the stones a neatly cut figure
ure of horse. Wondering why such
an emblem should be used, they ex-
amined the inscription closely. but
could find no clue to its appropriate
ness, when her little girl remarked :
Il presume she died of the night.
mare :" zNs7@ b bra
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

Now the snow has come, it is well
to know how to make boots water
tight, and this is the way: Boil one
quart of linseed oil with half a pound
Of Venice turpentine, with which paint
the leather frequently while warm,
but not hot, till the leather will alb
sorb no more.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

Prof. Miller, of Edinburgh, says
that alcohol cures nothing it covers
up a great deal" 1t is sure to kill.
Says DR.. Guthrie" If you want to
keep dead man, put him in whiskey;
if you want to kill a living man put
the whiskey into him." Wine is cap
ital medicine when taken in the "orig-
inal packages" If you must take
wine for medicine, take in the orig
inal shape. Wine in grapes, swine in
pill" will never hurt anybody.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

Vienna vagabonds by premeditated
state of offences secure their incarce.
ration in prison for the winter, and
thus relieve themselves Of the task Of
earning living. One who was lately
discharged on a pardon, after two
months Imprisonment, complained
loudly that he was "chcated out Of
four months"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

A dismal man says, if the rebels dc
not actually capture the Chinese cap
ital, they are at least going to 'peekin
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

A Negroes Notion: tits peculiarly
the duty of the white race to be clean
ly, because they show the dirt SO ca
silly. I'd 554maaiils,-a r.. ~. asas
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27

Josh Billings says he don't care how
much man talks if he, only says it in
few words. i.., =. t.at.a4.
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M@R Sssuss s1rransement

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philadelphia, gDilmingtOn uub Baltimore
GiienbabH.
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bas Breiibeutfr. Depot pe foigt;
Der &sDit5uS fir philadelphia uub 3riftsnRatiUnsr IN,
1925 Wtprgens.
@rpres3us uur fHr geip Dcrf, 800 O!rrseus.
G~rpreb8ng fir philadelphia uHb See.Y Dprf, ITO Sta9
mittagS.
@pit8us fir philadelphia auo SptfGsnfaticusn, 4.25
No&mittdss.
@Tprss3uS fT= philadelphia uub 3piI&eraatiOusH
6.25 NbenbS.
Grpressus fir philadelphia unb New gprf, 1925
MbenhS.
Disie 3tse seben tSSIi&, uusseurmwsH 9puutaSs.
IN Gpnntageu:
CUR giep Dprf um $50 unb fHr philadelphia ul 9,26
GSenbs.
Ctr Saltsburp unb 3pii&enpnutte an Der DSapGri
8abu 9.25 abenbs unb fir DpSer, DEL, ITO Radm.
(6ptt-] % m. @rafprb, Ggeut.
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Wi6tis fir Ginmanoersr.
Neme arrangements fur GinUanpsrrr BITE nab
bem DeRen al reiIen pInI1en.

Neme arrangements fir Ginwancerer BITE mad
benz 0eltsu gu reilen pInl2en.
Bon teute, 9. Gpobr., an perSen BITE GInpanoere'
ouT Der 0cetberu Central @alrert ctr. Depot GtfeHbden
nit benz Grpre6sus betSrbert. Die Babn btetst cdcurG
ben Gmiaranteu einen srSsereu Gcrt9eiL ale irSenS eiHs
onbere 8abu, aud 1T lie nm "a WfeiIen fur;sr ala tsps
aubere 8a6u ua9 b~snaunteu PlSseu, ais
ptttSburg, GlepslanO, Detroit, Sort Wa9ns,
Gbtcasc, @tilpautes, 0aIena, DUBUQUE, ct
Saul, Sod SSlanb, Burlington, Soma @tts
unS persen besbaIb bic nit Der 9tcrtberu Central 8aRr
aebsnben Beripnen 10 Stuneen friber ais bic init an'
bern 8abnen ae6euben bort e~intrsfeu, AUD Derbeu oIei
Wal pentaer bic 9eageH babel sepeHielt. Die Sapr
,iebt bur9 ben I@5nfteu 1beil Don O9to. Die San3'
Gntfernuug BON bier bic Chicago fit 800 Wseilea' =
Das G5ep&6 pirb bier gesei1net %(marfeS> unb geat MI
BEN Bafiagieren an ben Beftiuuuussort.
ga6 @rsRltne, DaptOn, Cincinnati, Snbtaua'
prlts. 9putsbiue unb ct. Souls
perben ~ebeulans PaIfaSiers ~bei5rpsrt unS fit ifr @epad
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Mgenten.
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bon 4}ier 46 81. 81. nab
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a5ssteu unb Yafiagisre na1 southampton, 9aprs uneSrs'
utea ~befSrteru gu f~oIseubeu Preiieu, 5ablbar IN O Otf
poer oefeu aequioalent:
/. Cal. $40, 2. Cal. $65, 3pii@eubed $35-G0Ib.
mad eoubpn ooer Patis SIS ulebr.)
Bon 8remeu, utPampto OSer 9a6rt
mad Nep gprt:
l. @aiate $110, q. Guiitte SIS, 5wii@eneef $43.
Greenhouses Bullets
fir 9iu= unb Serretfe:
/. @aiate $21O, 2. @aiute $3.50, 3pii&snbed $40.
aiAber unter 10 Sabren bic SGlfte, Hnter l 9abr fret.
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un z rer 90 IIinutsu friib bon Cumberland mad GeFee-
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ben 5igeu nab alien GunfteH i'm gBeteu, Gtbpe1en unb
Tlorbpefeu an.
Der NrebertGe r accomobations@3ug
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bic ~ uBr @o@mittaSs=3 use BON Baltimore uab bic
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Carl 8 Sttlebrdubtt
Gen. zGmigranten.I Sentb Der Baltic. Ohio @iieubGbn
(2lmrs-iD Nr. 81 EPamesir. SGltiurrs.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
RseSams @spres Gomp,

beTSrbert Sitter, gSertbIameu unb Gelrer MAO allen GpetS
len Der 8ersiuistsu Staoteu unO mad faft allen &9s''sH
Der I4elt. j.
Die @i6sr5sit bes GisentbumS, reI4es t9r a=upsrtFaut
mirb, - Der ~nieSrisfe Yrsis, ben re 1ur GustlO9n pes
CSpsMSftsoouoe NIB bic GrIei1terung, tpeI6e fe Bers
fOnen bIetst, wsl&e Ueaareu, 9aertBia9eu uub @elb gu
ssri%;dsmsm boten, MAIDEN bic 1bcmS GrpreB
@~pmpasuis nabertrefftt@ as Sn SeiSzSsrs
unssmittel.
g~cmpasnie in SeIttmpre
80. 164 VI. Baltimore GtrGBe,
cher il, ibrea 8ureaus $40. 227 Ine 229 g. Spuarbfr.,
an her ealpertfaticu uib an Norci Bbarf, phsr bel irs
aeub elmer ibrer G8eatursu.
(1mrsiD ADAMS GxpreB Go.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

IT, SyaaOb SnttnOer,
E~s3 @mrtIer y StIberplattrer
emPfe5It benz see9rteH YubItfum ieiH rei@SsiUa4l-
ties Eager BON beuti&eu unb ameritauii5en Wstals nnb
Galanteries Baaren gu ben biaiSfeu PreiieH.
6eiHe DerfJeuge,
feline Gai&eTmeffert
feiue pIottrte GabeIu IHb epttsIt
ftin Iadirte SIumeErdfen,
BSg eItGfige,
Gru9tz uHb Srpbtbrbe,
8ierbabueH,
1otentsG Daiters, ais gGeinzS Services, Eai1eusGprbfa.
s6eu, feline SuubesS alsbauber, SasOtaiteH, Pulperz nnb
SGrot6Sruer, Office unb Gii&sICdeu, &epoloer unb Tiz
pleu, plattirte Gbiirplatteu Eai6enba1er unb feline
Bcubpir=gtuis fir DameH unb Serreu; ReiietaibeH,
SH6ertai6eu, @ilitGrs 4us3ei&HuuSeu, fppie Elm wOblais
Iortirtes Eager BON Wetaleu, ais WfeiiiuB, Reultlber,
Supier, 5inn, 3int, SIei, NiSmutb, antimoniun, unb
feines 9lattrftlber; aud Gnmelatisel, Grtprel, Yartfer
Rctb, NabslfeileH, 2aubiIseu, Srasz unb Ppltrbitrfen
unb ipnfise in meiH Sad eiui&laSenOe &rtite.
Deco Rp. 20 Stb @aIDertfr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

@. so. WgittuagDt'S
et1srne ~fcmcxSeffe GeGDf&ramfe,
Gets SUrsstSts mo nae sDanf@ eenatt ttr SaDtIltts
Rauatatt ua5 YrlDa.eaafsf. con $40 Ds $500 per Stad
SseHtsl
@As Gcrtsn WluS4tnsn
far AleiIA az ,&ns!tsu uab %sutR la fsnsR, &a6@tEs.
Stttpreiftr H., uab
Sls Gortta ejisrne Gtible, Sofas &c. fiji
ppbpliterer,
Iaestf Y.D. 20 Eprtndarabt,
iIii1ta GiCsi- Int @tttabetpFsas'
t1aUS-M Wew~ecFI
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Had SAVANNAH, Ga.

~&SH# TtNNJ WWUW1t4VNVY WV
Die Dau1ofer Der Baltimore unb Sapauna9 Daatpf=
I6iff 60. seben nun ME fpl8t ab:
gte S~erlafen Baltimore pom untcu Dcd am Tnss
Der Gpmcorb Gtra6e jeben Drunsrfas uuI 8 nPr Wa@@
%uittagS.
9nTHdfebrenb ~sertaeu %bieIeGber Gepaura9 fir Salti@
more iebeu 9puuerftGg.
Glitter fir ausuIta, Ga, uab baS SnnlGnb, WelGe oil
ullIern @oeatsu, bic SS. a u Q d e unb w E It tn
Gapanna6 ~cpufisnirt Iub, perbe1 af Sas FttuttIt@ft'
fpebirt.
Reseu Gra@t uub gafiase NIT ben beftsu Gequsuili9'
feitea penbe man ft9
Sames Aubrews G8t.
Office 3s 2isttitr. Afarf unb linton Drd
q g.. gle Gra6t6riefe perbeu arf benz Ddnpfer Hn'
t~er1ei6net. (7iuni1m1)