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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-03-27

STATE AND DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
The state convention held at Rut-
land, on the 18th inst, for the election
of delegates at large to attend the
Chicago Convention, May Goth, re-
suited i'll the choice of Hon. Treaor
w. Park of Bennington, Gen. Geo. j.
Stannard of Burlington, Hon. Luther
Baker of Newport, and Col. Samuel
E. Pingree Of Hartland.
The district convention held at st.
Adams on the 10Th, selected Mr.. Da.
ma R. Bailey of St. Adams, and Gen
VIM. W. Circuit of Barton, to repre-
sent this district.
The selection Of the above named
gentlemen is, in the main, recogni
ton Of the growing power and inhu
ence of the young men of the state
and of what is called the New Ring,
though we are sorry to see one or two
fossils among them-the product OF
that ancient and corrupt regime tina
is now fast passing away. The cleo
ton of Gems. Stannard and Grout i
peculiarly gratifying from the fact tina
they were opposed by this rottenocra
cy under the lead of Hugh Henry
Rolla Gleason & Co., who for the las
thirty years have led the wing and r'
+. publican parties by the nose till it ha
2 come to be a settled thing that n
y honest man could get an office, becaus
: no honest man would have anythin
= to do with them. Gen. Stannard ;
: Rutland got his election by only OF
It vote, while Gen. Grout at St. Alban
u contending against the same men an
Z the same influences, received his ele
ton by only three votes.
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Reduction Of the Taxes.

There is tor some reason or other
a strong inclination on the part of
many members of congress-too often
a majority of them-to exempt certain
articles from taxation. This has been
the tendency for more than two years,
and the policy seems to be increasing.
Wonder if the coming presidential
election has anything to do with it =
Secretary McCulloch has lately writ
ten letter to senator Sherman in
which he says the proposed abolition
of the duty on cotton will reduce the
revenue full $30,O0OOOO. A bill has
IOOUnUtJ f>~N@~~ .
the tax on manufactures, and if it pass
es the senate it will further reduce
them to the extent of $60,000000.-
The secretary estimates the falling off
in the revenue for the next fiscal year
will be over one hundred millions of
dollars. He therefore urges very
strongly against the proposed bill alb
olishing the tax on manufactures and
asks congress to look the matter over
and weigh the subject we'll before it
resolves to make the national debt
any larger by curtailing the means
with which to pay it. In this we agree
with the secretary. We fail to see
the wisdom of such q course as has
been pursued too long, we think
The nation is terribI, in debt; it sits
like an incubus upon the talent, the
life and the energies of the republic
the Gebt must be paid; ard 1t seems
to us that the way to pay it is not
to add to its bulk 10y reducing the
means We would rather add to
our burdens i'll that particular and
month 10y month reduce our mountain
OF debt; the debt must be paid anC
paid by taxation; we think the best
time to pay the heavy end of it is now
before money is any scarcer. W.
know tue cry of " high taxes" is a ter
riblc one to the politician at anv time
and just before an important election
it is doubly appalling, yet it is CT,
that must be met, and manfully. N
do not reduce the taxes; there il
no demand for such a course. TIL,
people are willing to bear their bur
aoro anu pay the taxes, OnerOus tho
they be, if congress will only 20 Oh
and bravely meet the issues of tn
day. This is not a nation of coward
that is scared at every comet, cloud
: or eclipse. Hence it does not tren
BILE at its monetary burdens, but
does fear an increase of the nationa
debt, and with reason. clay OF
. Macduff"
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MARRIED.

At the residence of DR.. Perry, in Barton,
March %, by Rev C. Tabor, Mr.. Geo. w. Howe,
of Stevenson, Ala. and Miss Medora E. Billings
of Barton.
In Barton, March %, by Rev. VIM. a. ROBIN
son, Mr.. W. F. Robinson of Barton, and Miss
Lizzie V. Rennie of Sheffield.
In Glover, March H. by Rev. Sidney K. B.
Perkins, Mr. James o. Griffin, and Mrs. Celinda
Macomber. both of Greensboro.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-03-27

IT'S GOOD EFFECTS ARE PERMANENT.
In this it differs from all hair dyes.
By its use luxuriant growth is guar
anteed, natural color and sgloss are
restored. One trial will cause you
to say this of Mrs. s. A. Aliens I'm
proved NEW style) Hair Restorer or
Dressing, Gin one bottle,) Every
Druggist sells it. Price One Dollar.
I-12w4.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-03-27

The best outw ard application
known for flesh wounds, sprains,
bruises, swollen or stiff joints, is John
sons Anodyne Liniment. 1t stands
upon its own merits, and. is the best
family medicine in the world.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-03-27

J. W. HoRNoR Of Parkersburg,
West Va, says that DR.. I'll. Anders'
Iodine Water cured him of Scrofula.
He had 81 running Ulcers when he
commenced taking the medicine. Per
sons afflicted should make a note OF
this, and send to j. P. Dinsmore, SO
Dey street, New York, for a circular
concerning CHS remarkable remedy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-03-27

In Virginia the Conservatives are
making extraordinary efforts to carry
the State. 1t will be remembered
that there was a white majority of
10000 ON the old registration list,
and the Conservatives count on put
ting 10000 new names on the new
lists.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-03-27

Thick wind, broken wind, and roar
ing, are sometimes produced by
bronchitis or catarrh. Ifsnot cured,
the disease may be greatly palliated
by administering Sheridan S Cavalry
Condition Powders.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-03-27

FAST DAY.-Gov. Page has ap-
pointed Friday, the 10th day of April
next, as day of fasting, humiliation
and prayer, and to go to sugaring off.
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IMpEACHMENT.-The trial of I

IMPEACHMENT.-The trial of the
great national rascal has progressed
so far that his counsel have present
ed their reply to the charges against
the managers of the impeachment
party. a document of sixty.eight fools.
cap pages. We have not had the
patience to read it.
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WHEN YOU VISIT THE NEW

Mill in Craftsbury and have looked the
concern all over, the ''Honest Giant" included
and have satisfied yourself that it is capable of
doing its own btoacsng, and after going to POW
ELLIS and getting your Dry Goods and Grocer
les cheaper than at any other place in the county,
then while you are meditaIing upon the Gsto,s,ad-
ing truth that there are at least two honest men
in the Mill Village, just take walk over to the
Blacksmith Shop and see what your "Uncle
Dudley" has been up to the past year for the ben
eft of mankind, himself in particular He has
built two new improved FORCES and has been
making old things new generally. He keeps on
hand good lot of Horse Shoes, all ready to nail
on, and If you want TO find out how smart he is
just lead over the ugliest piece of horse-fesh
you can find in ten towns and see him shod. and
then judge for yourself He also holds himself in
readiness to do any kind of iron work that may
be wanted, and can charge as fast as the honest
miller can take toll. Call and see Advice
| gratis. H. D.
/ CraftsburY March 2I-12N6
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HUNG.-John Ward, alias Jerome
Lavigne, was executed for the muir
der of Mrs. Griswold, at Williston,
August %, 1865. He was executed
in the prison yard at Windsor, Friday
afternoon last. When upon the gal
lows he spoke as follows:
Gentlemen, | wish to say to those
present here, that | have during the
past "a hours made a full statement
OF my participation in the crime fol
which | am convicted, which state
ment is in the hands of the Chaplain
AS am soon to appear before Goo
my eternal judge to witness that tina
statement contains full and true &C
count of my participating in the crime
and nothing but the truth. | neitheI
struck nor injured the old lady ii
Williston, and l feel that her blood i
not on my hands, although | wa
aware that the murder was to b,
committed and in fact participated il
it. If this constitutes murder, then
am a murderer. | have nothing NOR
to say"
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Local News.

RAIsED.-Tbe salary of Rev. VIM.
A. Robinson of this village has been
raised to 5000. and the use OF the
Society's new and excellent parson-
age.
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LISTERS APPRAIsAL.-The follow
ing are the rates of appraisal agreed
upon by the listers at their meeting
held at Irasburgh, last Saturday:
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DOR SALE OR TO LET.

The subscribers on account of i'll health,
offer for sale their Carding and Cloth Dress,
ing Works at Burke Hollow The shop ana
machinery are in good repair, and have been
favored with good run of custom. ANY ore
wishing for a lucrative business will do well to
call and examine. Terms easy. If not sold we
would be glad to let the same to an experienced
workman. .. DIN 4
Burke, March %, 1SeS-law6
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o. Ell. STIN

DEALER IN
". L. O O ID s, @.
A large assortment of Hats and Caps of new
styles. Also a great variety of Boots and Shoes
Il f. c OE'S
Superior Phosphate of Lime,
Manufactured at
L oNG IsLAND, NEW YORK.
Also the
Vermont Rawbone Phosphate of Lime,
Manufactured by
2 DOCK, DEAN & Co.,
ST. JoHNsBURY, VT.
For Sale at Depot Store by
A. C. r O BIN S @ n.
Barton, March q, l86S-13wS
g E Ell! s Ell!
~
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100 full course
Commercial Scholarships,

These Scholarships will be sold at the regular
price, $50, and so issued as to secure to the pur-
chaser all the privileges and advantages of the
Scholarships heretofore issued, and to be trans
ferable to second party any time within three
years after the holder thereof shall have been in
attendance at the College for three months. This
plan will secure to
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-03-27

AGRICULTURAL STATIsTICs.-Mr. z.
E. Jameson kindly sends US the fol
lowing statistics Of districts Nos. l, 2
3, 6 and 7, in Brownie '''p' /
Mr.. EDITOR: = Herewith | trans
NIT the first of series OF statistics
relating to the products of our coun-
ty, and gathered under the auspicies
Of the County Agricultural Society.
These statistics were gathered by
the school district clerks and in the
main are doubtless correct. That
some may the better judge of the
comparative productiveness Of our soil,
| will refer to page $50 of the Report
of Committee of Agriculture, where
it is stated that in the Netherlands, a
country taken as a standard of high
farming, the average product is per
acre: wheat q, rye Is, barley 30
oats 33, potatoes 121.
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New York Produce and Provision
Prices Current.
:. FROM ACTUAL SALES.''

Reported expressly for the Standard, by H. P.
BALLARD & CO Strictly Produce Commission
Merchants, No 332 Washington street, N. Y.
We quote, for week ending March, "a, 1868:
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The New SoCIETY.-Camp & Col
by's new Agricultural Society which
was to be formed at the Landing on
last Saturday, was not formed, for OBJ
vious reasons. Camp was not there.
Colby was not there. Nobody was
there. That is why it was not organ
lied; nobody there to make the mo-
tions and start theindignation. Now
Br. Camp, where is that great dis
satisfaction" tn at You so loudly
proclaimed existed? Where, O where
is it? You see that the county has
got what you have nOt-honor enough
to stand by its own work; will not
kick over its own doings. Now take
our advice and 90 in for the regular
society, hurrah Justify for it, say that
you dl'cays a0ere opposed to the pro-
ject Of starting a new one and stick
to it; the people will believe you at
ter while; treachery is thing that
the American people forget very east
| ly. See how they are doing with jeff
Davis He is almost forgiven now
and your treason is no touch to his
CTo be sure you are just as mean il
proportion to what you know Now
please don't start any more agricultu
raj societies Folks up this way fea
your influence!
/ "Merely this and nothing more
We take the following items from
the Express:
G. r. Clough, Of this village, a few
days since sold a valuable pair Of
matched horses for 81, 500.
L. Robinson of this village lost
good colt from disease, last week.
We hear of considerable disease an
fatality among horses in different SCI
tons.
A Mr.. Merrill was mortally injure
at Island Pond few days since, bt
ing crushed by the falling of a tree
: He died on the cars the followin
:, day, before reaching his family
t Portland.
: WEsTF1ELD. = The bridge acros
d the Missisquoi river, near Alfred Nj
o ler's house was carried away la
O Wednesday by the high water an
ice. The bridge was considered
very substantial one, and was bui
u only six years ago.
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Miscellaneous Items.
Fighting Joe Hooker is in Rome.

Fighting Joe Hooker is in Rome.
Massachusetts has TIL dead burl-
ed at Andersonville.
Atlanta is ambitious to become the
capital of Georgia.
In Idaho one ton OF hay is worth SIX
cords OF mahogany.
The gayest smilers are often the
saddest weepers.
Mems actions are the greatest signs
of their inclination.
Three things to govern-Temper,
tongue and conduct.
Geo. B. Mcclellan has moved from
Vienna to Florence.
There were 5,770,OOO gallons OF
oil shipped for this country last month.
Mr.. Motley has already received
100000 from his historical works.
"Johnson's Rebellion" is the name
by which it is called in the West.
The Legislature of Tennessee is al
most unanimous for impeachment.
Chicago is to build new granite
depot |, 300 feet long, to cost $4,000
600
Why does policeman seize his
man 10y the collar ? For collateral Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-24

BuRLEsQUE AND OPERAf2c CHok6s.
suf EvHs4 S SSGob bEn1d sTHHBss'
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
w Propris,or and Aanssr; Mr.. LESTER WALLACE.
VIII, :. EsiDAY n EVENING. APkiL y 1853 49,. .
three s sf's' sn DAY.. the
yisIER, Mr. 8 II sToD DART, Mr.: A W. YoTNa, HE.
kockwEEH Mr. II fofE, NJ S2sA! A. M
%AS4 at%sa SEssso5, Kiss ANNE WARD.
TO conclude with the Capital Aferpiece by T. j. Williams
ss u Al Ill a. szs
SATURDAY zE SSss1 bSlsh AfRIL s' 1865
'isy aD'
win be given on x AfR for which Scat.
may now be secured.
In rehearsal and will be speadily produced Loves Cee
Lov 1Essed sRsG 'sks Fl
Also Tom M Mixes e sSp FACES SSRsdy entitled
In active M o rs anal scsHN r. $RsmA
Replee whg reat interest," novel and picturesque Effects
THzbGfs P9hHoHS1
SEASON IN NEW YORK LIMITED TO
sAruRD4 SoE fHSEsS s1~ S$sEsa il TINE.
ISABELLA sUAREZ,
produced with immense enthusasm during the late ineom-
s
way FIRST RS = RI ssS MMTiMEE WEDNESDAY MAY
EHhf SATE HakAst PsARrsrAs OPERA BoyrrE.
Saturday Ska aff51 GALA 1ei aA4 ne O'clock
First f La f BELLE iTe a II { nsi1a's Of
81 S$S Sy.
S5snS' AND THIS SEASON
Box ONCE open.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS,
''' A'''' PARIS Ss6 Hss
on the Of FoS ivy
rHoS SsAsRs 9 ES szIs A SSS1s ssISSssr
THE sE Exc H47 sS SnSESsD THE CITY
THE rHfR syesa r. sssEsT fAoEAsr
W" take p'fssoiss b "a r sossIsa AsRrL
the nrs tine day hereafter and Win pas; over The fo
e f.ssss
s1se
LOOK OUT FOR THE LIVE LION LOOSE IN THE
PERFORMANCES DAY DAY AND EVENING.
Admission. 50 cent. RUN OF 'n'ne
GAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs 5s5 BROADWAY
y The trouble commences q 9 O'Clock.
BIRCH sxxst Fs2sS s5SsAhR Az sAdku
The ss'fiYs' I2s Tf.''
on THE sHAsS Il ESas s.zsgs
-'' RAILROAD EXPRESS TRAIN.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, aol BowERY.
'' san vv
Ton, Fs Sssf' p sss'; ssb
animals OF .mo.t human Intelligence, the most remarkable
INSTANCE; ssH!si
TesT Pxs1cs Hao Mss Apps L.
as 81 9 sS
0os ss 1css sAff rsSs4Ss
win appear every evening
NICK OF The WOODS.
THEATRE ROYAL, MONTREAL
Lade: sod Gentlemen o. oi de- :s
letter, 70 M. A. ". Young wsiact's theatre II.
SrEINwAY HALh-wEpNEsDAY, APRIL g.
GRAND VOCAL AND iSsrRgMESrAL CONCERT,
Gs4i sht9 sk Nlf pxscEs DRESSES &c.
SATURDAY z A1TEkS SSs a. oss O'CLOCK.
MUSEUM SIS SCIENCE
lu OF SIS AND
6l5 ART,
65
SIS BROADWAY SIS
SIS BROADWAY SIS
wo SR zig THOUSANDS "a
woNDERs SIS CuRIosirIKs.
Open from 8 A. n. SIS I'LL l0P NJ
II LA BELLE HELENE.
Reserved seats boxes for the evening performance,
and the FIRST BELLE HELENE MATINEE
Saturday. April & 81 the ticket oce 90 Broadway between
Bond and Bleecker streets.
A GRAND EXTRA sOIREE DANsANTE.
4 rsnd SOiREE DANsANfE on
MONDAY EVENING APRIL "a.
Season tickets good for the above evening
M UsEUM CURIOsITlEs AND DRAMATIC NOTICE.
l Parties In possession Of Curioslcs either Natural
for sale hire, r. r.
Barnum or Geo. Wood Woods Museum and Metropolitan
Theatre Broadway, Of Thrieth street. New York.
respectfully intimated that applications for Stock en-
sagements In the Dramatic department need not be mndo
prior 10 June ], 1888. -. -.
CNHANGE, CHANGE, CHANGE
~ NEW-ALL MEN,.
ErBLO's, NIBLOa NIBLOs ~
SATURDAY-MAT1NEE AT ONE OCLOCk
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sTosy sR r OK, nouss VI M
1913; good investment; tenement property. - -.
I- LYNCH KEYS, n Nassau street.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VERY NEAT COSBY HOUSE, THIRrEEN ROOMS
N and eight Lots with barn. good Cow, Poultry ne house
has range hot and cod heater ga STATIONARY tuba
Bathroom 4c fruit esergreens, shruh6ery In
Har bridge Wsasche.er county I'VE steam
horse cars location unexceptonabe: unur
nished For further particulars Apply TO G. W. DITCHETT
Wesschester Land Office, No. New Chambers street second
aor front .ee, 'eN0"N
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Miscellaneous.

SHALLl INVEST n REAL ESTATE I'M NEW YORK
daily ask the Question eomparsoa q prices and location
WIN soon SOW the problem Lots at Hare miles
more rom CITY Hall sell readily from 81 500 70 2 100
while al hall the distance In the county OF Hudson high
ground overlooking the bay Of New York Hsckensak
AND rivers In the vicinity q r.irost
ing acltes unexcelled selling lots Mt $3O TO 81
each and land by the acre at $4,000 to S3 for
sale from ~ 500 to $25 Houses to rent from $500 to
$l,s00. Send for descriptive list.
GARRET VREELAND 4 SON.,
Real Estate Acents Library Hall, Bergen N. j.
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E'OR SALE OR 70 RHNT-oN BuENA VISTA RIDGE
I Mott Haven west OF Harlem Railroad, three minutes
from depot 10 trains each day; by horse 70
minutes by Harlem Railroad spendd House. with all the
house o four horses and wagons also Apartments IN
ruh trees Must be be appreciated For psrcars
inquire Of the owners m DoNAHuE co., Us and 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-24

N ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE
N In South Oxford street. Brooklyn, for saleWhin few
doors Of Dr. Cuylss church in splendid order ns'sa Up
paycmept Gc: lot @rlOO; house 23x+, extension 28x6
Price Sos boo terms to suit Address House, box ASS New
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II SzSCo improved Farms IN East Tennessee, 50 70 500
acres $500 and upwards Iowa. Illinois, Tennessee Tcxas
Lands TO exchange BBRRIAN room 81 United States
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-29
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