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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19

Oppression after eating, headache. ner-
vous debility, are the effects of indigestion
One or two at most, of Parsons Purgatlve
Pills will give immediate relief.
,Johnson's Anodyne Liniment may be
administered to children with perfect sue.
cess, in cases of Group, whooping cough
influenza, and almost any of the diseases
to which they are liable.
Good food and plenty of it, produces the
same effect upon person who has beer
starved that the Peruvian Syrup, an iron
tonic, does upon the weak and debilitated
it makes them strong and vigorous, chang.
ing weakness and suffering into strength
and health.
The funded debt of England is nov
G727, 539, 956.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19

Charles NJ. Appel of North Bran.
ford. CT. has been arrested for MUIR
dering his brother Serno, on Tuesday,
in a very brutal manner. 1t appears
that the two were in the barn, when,
according to Charles, they quarreled
about feeding the cattle. and Charles
beat Serno 10 the most horrible man.
ner, and left him. There were thirty
two scalp wounds, besides several
cuts on the face and other parts o.
his body. His left ear was mangled
and some of his teeth knocked out
His skull was fractured, and the scalE
partly torn from the skull. The in
strument used was a billet of wood
He could not give any account of The
affair, and died few hours after be
ing found. The probable cause .
the bloody affray was jealousy. 1
seems SernO had taken his father,
farm to work against the wishes o
his brother.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19
AMERICAN ANTI.SLAyERY SoCIET'

AMERICAN ANTI.SLAvERY SOCIETY.
"A meeting of the American Anti
Slavery Society was holden in the city
of New York, on Saturday, April Sth,
at which speeches were made by Wen
dell Phillips, Frederick Douglas, Lu-
cretia Mott and others.
Wendell Phillips presided. and, on
taking the chair, congratulated the
members that they had met at last in
the full moon Of that day whose very
dawn hardly any of them believed
they should live to see. Resolutions
were adopted to the effect that the
ratification of the fifteenth amendment
has secured TO the colored population
all the rights and privileges which he.
long to them "a Americans; aud that
as the object Tor which the society was
originally organized had been accom-
plished, it be disbanded.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19

Hahnemann, the founder of home.
opathy, on being consulted by an Eng.
lish peer, gave his patient smell from
a small vial and assured him he was
cured. whats the bill p asked the
astonished noble1an. "One thousand
francs" The visitor pulled out roll
of bank bills aud held them to the doc
tors nose, saying, "Oaly one smell
you are paid"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19
IL Is said the demand for India

Ii is said the demand for Indiana
divorces is so excessive since the de-
cision of their vaIidity ia other States
that their market price has increased
enormously. The average cost Of a
fair article used TO be about 50, but
last week the price Of durable d.
vorce in Clay county was 1851 ~.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19

MURDER TRTAL.-The trial of Nc
Farland for the murder of Richardson
has been in progress about two weeks.
Mcfarland is guilty but the jury will
acquit him. 1t looks to US as though
there was any amount of testimony
manufactured to prove him insane
We have no sympathy for Richardson
He clearly seduced Mrs. Mcfarland
from her allegiance to her husband
and broke up the family.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19

peror, and carried through every phase
of Partisan social life. He is led up
to the garrets of the pretty Grisettes,
and listens to the stories of their
loves; and is made confidant in the
secret intrigues of the ladies of rank.
lie visits the queens of the Demi-
monde in their gorgeous houses, and
counts their lovers by their Jewels
He luXuriates 10 the delicacies of
French cooking and Partisan drinks,
and smokes his cigarette at night on
the glitlering boulevard. He has the
curtain drawn back and is shown the
dark mysteries, the rogueries, villain
les, and the frightful crimes of the
city. He is amused, instructed, start
led, thrilled, Mortified by turns, and
when he lays the book aside, finds it
hard to believe that he has not actu-
ally seen Paris for himself. and par
ticipated, in person, in the scenes of
which he has been reading. The book
is illustrated with $50 splendid en-
cravings, made in Paris, by the best
artists of France, under the personal
supervision of the author. 1t is sold
only by subscription.
"DICmoNARY OF THE BIBLE."-We
Greqt Biblical Work Of the Nineteenth Cen
tury
There never was a time when the
human mind was more active in its In
quiry into the meaning and authority
Of the Bible; and there never was a
lime when greater help was given to
the intelligent student. Take DIR.
Smiths Dictionary of the Bible" for
instance. Here is a book, which no
one man could have prepared, but
which embodics the labors of upwards
of one hundred of the first Biblical
scholars in the world. 1t is the high
water mark Of Christian scholarship.
The English edition was no sooner
completed than Hurd & Houpbton
/ New York publishers. took it. placed
it in the hands of Professor H. B
Hackett. perhaps now the foremos
Biblical scholar in the country. and
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19

New AUDToR.-Gov. Hendee has
appointed ". G. Ferrin, of Montpe-
Iier, auditor of accounts, in place of
Hon. Dugald Stewart, lately deceased.
Mr.. Ferrin represented his town in
1864, aud again in 1867. The Mont
pelier papers all speak of him in the
highest terms, as a good republican,
an excellent citizen, a sound lawyer,
aud correct business man.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19

During the discussion pending the
selection of a jury for the trial of Nc
Farland in New York, the counsel for
the prisoner said that he should show
there had been long conspiracy to
destroy Mcfarland, and the develop
ments would appal the public.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19
Anybody can run it. The feed can be raised

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The publication of the income tax
returns has been forbidden.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19
THE GLOBE EDITION.
Mother Goose.

Mother Goose has had justice done her in a
Superb Edition. Illustrated by eighteen full pa
ge pictures by H. L. Stephens, ten pages of mu-
sic by Charles Moulton, and ten smaller illustra-
tons by CASTOR Fay. 1t has a full account of
Mother Goose, valuable historical notes, and is
altogether
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE

When you buy dictionary you get an una
bridged, or you are not satisfied. In getting
Dictionary of the Bible, it is sound sense to get
the very best in the market. There is no quest
ion whatever that this is
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19

BIBLE DICTIONARY.
RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE.
CHARLES DICKENS.
MOTHER GOOSE.
HEALTH BY GOOD LIVING.
/ Next to the Bible and Websters Dictionary
there is no book so essential to every family as
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE.
When you buy dictionary you get an una
bridged, or you are not satisfied. In getting
Dictionary of the Bible, it is sound sense to get
the very best in the market. There is no quest
ion whatever that this is
SMITHS UN4BRLDGED,
HOW puUllSACu III PdltS' 1hASC 'OAHi4ANS nav
appeared, and the fourth will be completed this
year in monthly parts. Subscribe now; get the
three volumes and receive the parts as they come
out. It is the
GREAT BIBLICAL WORK OF THE Xix
CENTURY.
Dr. Howard Crosby says of "Itis worth more
on Bible readers desk than fifty mmenta-
ries." One can find plenty of unsatisfactory alb
ridged dictionaries, but no one should be salts
fed until he has
The very best in the English Language
Price in numbers, 10 cents each. There will
be % numbers.
Three volumes now ready GA Nos.) $3.50 each.
n. B.-Any one sending the names of three
subscribers with the money will receive the Die
tionary free.
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19

Mrs Abigail Cheney of this village. who
IS - years of age, and who is now totally
bind, having lost her eyesight about a
year since, has since October last until
April LIST, knitted 40 pairs of whole stock
lngs. besides knitting the feeting of 1G
pairs.-North Star.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19
HEALTH BY GOOD LIVING.

Next to the Bible and Webster's Dictionary
there is no book so essential to every family as
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19
A new pc:
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sugar!
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SMITHS UNABRIDGED,

now published in parts. Three volumes have
appeared, and the fourth will be completed this
year in monthly parts. Subscribe now; get the
three volumes and receive the parts as they come
out II is the
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-04-19
GREAT BIBLICAL WORK OF THE NIX
CENTURY.

DR.. Howard Crosby says of 1t, alt It's worth more
on a Bible readers desk than fifty c mmenta-
ries." One can find plenty of unsatisfactory ab-
ridged dictionaries, but no one should be salts
fed until he has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
Amueements.
REAT MUSICAL JUBILEE


GREAT MUSICAL JUBILEE
" BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL FESTIVAL.
in the 81 New.lOrk, At the
AMERICAN INSTITUTE col ISEUM; -.
srss seated With and offs mammoth stage constructed
vat gallery erS T%Fs Tif %S THOUSAND PERSONS
The leading ses without dso'tSG Sse5 Ps 9
been n SIf e sis' : G sH Ptdsn United s,
SCHUYLER coLRAx yi s,i ?. I9s Ssls s
Hon GEORGE :. BOUTWELL, Secretary Of The Treasury
Hon WIN W BgLKNAP, Secretary Of Wari
Hon GEORGE ROBSON seerss1 z. o. ,, the SaT
Hon NO." JOIN INA A J. cRESwRLL Postmaster General
n nI ~. Governors Of the States and Territories
To the Honorable senitOrs Of the Cntd stsA
t. e. sSS.sd .sS; aH G67r SSs
t. SALMON s'P c CHASE cSe J1.aoe % Associate
Justices Of ae Supreme Court Of the United StAie1
S. S ST S S f1 M # s se' saoa e
Pr THE MUSICAL JUBILEE AND BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL
fi'''' All VI" MSE. PAREPA-ROSA..
ee s and n %mpS a household Her
triumphant the Coliseum Of The Peaee Jubilee r' Dse
Seal festival Her very last appearance POr to Dor ie
date CoM M MAMMOTH CHORUS oupra Of
the 6rst Choral Societies Of America
si1ty.fye Choral nd Badrgsl Societies aud -. T.,
ngsa g s9 GsS cs sa s Of Mo, %
Me1oS and other great Ss of SS i Pai orsS
aCrss PougbE Roeh 9s% s[tSD s sss es s msT
HA''H' A'" w. ffiE RBNOwNED -
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY
Of Boston. uo
UPWARD OF PIvB HUNDRED VOICES sTRoyq, nj, -,
which widely believed HAVE NO sCPhROR in either the o10'
attend entirety and participate in tie enfire festival rom us i''
10 N' DN'' GRAND COLISEUM ORGAN.
o'HSNu'"'1 u" "' MR. HENRY BRBBS.
vii be placed tbe rsr he GREAT STAGE n ths center A
Ah'D ITO A GRASD JUBILEE ORCHESTRA
Five urynpyp AND PrPrY vRTUosI
conprnr he choicest nunontas Of Boston PhlepnA s
New YORK aud presenting in it, ranks
"'" A' Classcs sad Popular Composers and
Life suleats OF tie Art
Pour treat Military Bands aggrg1tng ,.r ,ssrpruprrs
OVER Two HUNDRED BRASS AND HEED lSSlho'
GIIMORES celebrated Band from Boston ID
DODwORTIlS famous sentg'eSeondi ~ g mem p DAHl
DOWEINGS celebrated SEVENTY Inst kghelt Dshl ~ q, s
The powerful harmonic aune necessary TO the tlec Oh S " w
TIL qME E~ ANVIL COMPANY.
and THE ELECTRIC AkIlLLbhi'
prcci,I neasr-e taken in presenting 81 the
GREAT CONDUCTORS AND MAESIhOS, H..
whose large experience positions render rr an su
ton ges consideration musical festival 50 vast al" 'S
ia Character o,or nv,cu,u
the renowned Conductor the SewYorA aud Brooklyn fA
Societies -, c,pr ,ppp.uE
the distinguished Conductor Of the Handel and ah h NJ
ducto Choral Gathering OF Ten Thousand VOICES u INC
uoHAi rs~'e 'uO''' Mr. MAX wARETZEK.
e great Imvro tn Gaal Italian Opera Companies
MR. CARL ROSA,
tho vo,v able Cpuetor Of the Pircp English Opera Company
~ of Trinity SesYors and Conductor Of the Church
Music Association ,,,,or. q.
And take great pleasure IN announcing we
oI' ~ ~' NJ. p s. GILMORE,
tho nd neral ne
'' P' ~ NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE
To these will be conductors Of many 7shns >"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

Fc-rs Improved demand Hovardst surerne so
- .; AHA do s5 SOC 80 50 de- Family 70 SgS ~ w w
do ExtS - 75G IS IS; DO Family a.
~ 81 Western suprsre $685. 25 d. Rr,rA, IS 500 ssi DO
Iam a. 9STST Wheat frn MARYLAND 81 400Sl so; Pennsy
vsna ii as the latter in store Com dali white 81 o9
81 H. Oats dull at 510oDc I've steady a.
: ~ Provisions unchanged in every respect Whisky weak
"A ~ on for food and Iron. 81 oo for Patent
COTTON Markets
Ca demand; Mdllng eni d2lo
a. sn s Slc asked sales 80 bales receipts S2S bales exports
. a., C;-c.iB 2.sy5 bales; stock, 1850 bales
NKwORLFaNs June &Cotton Dali and nomnai Mddhnga ti
a hles rroePts 20 bales ocasiNse g bales teA
-. h,i.. erpsr-coss.w 81 bales; STOCK IN. 258 bales
CnArl EsToN C. Juae 4-CotoH dull Mddlng lG2tci sales
~ bales Pe, 1875 bNe' eAPo-coas'" ioS OAiesi s''
y Elr hsleS -.
flts; rospis ~ bales etIOrooAsise l6a hses STOCK LIZ
bales
NoHE Ala June 4-Coon quiet and weak Mdilng Vic saes
tscs receipts y bales; exports 20 Boston, aH bAlesi 70 He
Ore.ns iS6 bales, s,ock, 80 81 bales
June 4tottou Good Ordinary,
rECslTts 20 bales, stock 2S23l bales
Ca Jane 4Coton market very Gull and very h'No WV
inr. s bales receipts Mdiing st p to Pole
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OFFICE EEoaAseE Pns Is;rR4SCE coNPANT'
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the |

II N II
ugt russuA provisions Act entitled An Act TO aihoI
- jhe construction Of Railroad in Onehu1ded and
nd other streets AMI avenues ID the Wy o.
s.s Arn 1870 they V sell 81 publ, auction in the GoIeInos
l of &c City Han N sl city on hyNDAl jay 10 i 800 -
g. construct operate animal power ami railroad with snge
tacs hereinafter provided an1 70 convey
v, me 1r ru-s CITY NesYOrk Commencing on
theroe and slong OHehunae with ooue
Munsta-si' tenGe ti.l5- al alols $500 80
80 an ftl-st with double track tire bast
or An River from OHebUui tihst thence
B- from Thriav thence through and along One-un
double TRACK to the Harlem RyeI also
uJrthrry through aus along le VIZ
a. a.. uu Of Tenthave together with ne Necessary cOnnec
tons 3 an lie aid eets or avenues route
completed within two years from te paSSage OF 81
v.gs - m as the shall be opened graded aud paved
~ nehundre yafhs Such sale viii be conIace IN
VI shall % 10 nav into the treasury the largest of money for
ugh privilege Franchise shall receive rom sl 20
ttoe construct operate the 10 aeooroe VIVID tne
provisions o. Ae ssi such eerthcste 70 ~ ss. % ~ ~
execution Of toe Mayor Aldermen add ConmonA Of the
Nev-Iork 10 tie Of two hundred and Ply p
c c5nlt mel toll tAs le soh of - - .i, tbA
cats shall finish and complete SAID roa shd up We
v Aforesaid ho1 they be restrained or prevented y any
l from ting nd constructing the sane me um C
IA. ,pe attain which 10 BE- completed But TIE COnDhs
ar. sinking Pond authorized and reserve the rght 70 f
~ DO 20 sni oaer FOR sale copy Of the set Of
d. LEGISLATURE under which this sale is 70 Re made can be procured al
t.e Finance DepAftnen.-aJed My orr yuns J. l''V'
BIcHARp 3, C6XSolLY, Comptroller
JOHN J. BRADLEY. CbAmberlain.
JOHN K. HACKETT, Recorder
JOHN MOORE Chairman Finance Committee,
NICHOLAS H4UGHToy Chairman Finance
COMMITTEE Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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SYNOPSIS or SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
ACT PIRST-FRlDB.
ScEsR THE Hut on the Blackgater.
scene 2-nary Seees Cottage
3-The Orgsni-t's Lodging.
SCEsR 4-Drasing-roOm a. thirty Hal
ACT SECOSD-SUSPlClOE
ScKNR-InteriOr Of the Oh Bosthouse
ACT THIED-JBALOUSH -
SCREB-Dant View OF Old BOahOlse by Moonlight THE
DANGER SIGNAL. --
ACT POURTH-MADNESS
The Home Of the Sierlas.
Room Paul MaynarPs'
SCENE J-FAIhng OF q Thurderboi and Death in Life
ACT FIIIH-BEIklBUIlON.
SCESR-ROom opening the Bsckeater Ma na Wakes up ron
I.auy. lspu
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"
w WEDNESDAY MATINEE At n p. m,
MR. JOHN BROUGHAh
In his Successful drama
THE RID LIGHT.
WALLACK's TIlEATER.
w MATINEE PERFORMANCE, commencing at u o'clock,
TOMORROW, TUESDAY, JGue :. 1870.
Mr. CT As. PRCHTER MIS- CARLOTTA LLCLERCQ, Mrs BAR
My WILLIAMS Mr J. ". WALLACK. Nj JOHN BROUGnAM'
MI r. FALCONER. Hr L. R. SlIEWkL Mrs MELINDA JONES,
NJ GEO CLARKE Mr. y. NADER, Mr. G. BURROUGHS, Mr..
WALCOT NJ c. syANoTNHOFF. Mr. A. FI1HhRALD, Mn.
SKERRIrr, will appear for the
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO be given
EDMUND PALCONER
The Performance will commence With the Second Act OF
HAMLET
Attention is cal'el 10 the unusually strong ces
NJ Charles Fehter Oples Mis- Carotta Lecec1
Pooa John Brougham Grrue The Queen Mrs NJ Jones
FalcOrer King Cuius Mr ~ Leck
After which the DopG.ar Farce of the
CUSTOMS or THE COUNTRY.
MELISSA her original character Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS
To be- oosoI selection from ahakespeares Comedy Of
AS YOU LIKE IT. -.--.
ES...
In which he M sk e Ien SD gessTae APosroPhe t" the
~ which Mr EDMUND PALCONER will introduce with
Domestic m OF Shakespeare aud re1te bis
BALLAD OF ANNE HATHAWAY"
The viii conclude with the rtney interesting Drama OF
SnEEF IN VOLTS CLOTHING.
ANNE CARBw. Vile OF jasper. Mis- CARLOrfA LECLBRCQ
Seu vourss 8ts,
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NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
n an - b N the the NevYork Bridge Company, corner
o. % ~ F5u. ia the CITY % BROOKLYN. MONDAY the 6th
a. 81 june NEXT O'Clock Of Tat day for tfeen Directors Of
a. Conpsry thea ensuing year-Datei Msy 3lsO
~ HENRY G. MURPHY, President
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CnrrnN MARKETS.
financial.

fHk MUTUAL L'fh lN''" xrvYoEE MAY q, 1870. -.
NOTICE-AN ELECTION OF nI h.. ,irn of service
eas msou pursuant 70 te "a - g. oa of the Company
MONDAY. The sixth day Of Jane n 49,, -, 80 w.
De- oPl from j. ceeA noo1' y" J NJ STUART Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06
OYFCE o. TBE DAYTON MIcuIGAN r Z. Co.,
TOLEDO. Ohio, May 20, 1870.
YINuE STOCKHOLDERS of the DAYTON and

Mo gan Company herebv notified that meeting will
Toledo THURSDAi the "a DAY Of June
O'Clock the question Of ssung preieTrei
bone debt accordance with the law Of the
General Of Ohio. psss April 10, 1870 also TO
upon notification u he existing lease Of this Com
rsr Cincnus Hamilton and K Co and
an be boag before the meeting By order
o he Board % Directors !. Ii. SHORT Secretary
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NOTlCE.-THE STANDARD LIFE INSU-
nROpOS AIS for S2J0OOO DOCK BONDS o.

~ RANCE COMPANY-A meeting for the hLhCllON OF X
T. IS 90 M place those whose on that day WI e
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-06

BOoTH' THEATE r. WEEK
ofGsyers Brilliant American Comedy Of
TAKING
CHANCES,
MR. j. II. McyICKBR
PETER P0MERoY
Acri-A sni it. Consequences.
AT The Kite and the Dove.
kcr 3-The Ball The Bopement The Denouement
MONDAY D. will be produced ROMANTIC DRAMA by Watts
TIKI HUGUBSOT
right Of which has been purchased for America end the ada
ton Acts duly Registered and coPyrghied-and
will be presented after careful aud elaborate PREPARATION
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
w Successor "a Barnums
Broadway, Ihlrtleth ST.,
Open every day and evening. .
GEORGE
Prs, night Of the celelrated
MARrlNETI1 TROUPE.
MARTINETTI TROUPE.
THE WEEK,
sKBNBAT ACT
LEON AND PAUL
MARfINBrTL
' SONG AND DANCE.
LOVE AMONG THE ROSES
MASTER TGSACIs
"a be succeeded Shonbergs trick panomme with scenery
novel mech a cal effects nh original costumes, entitled
HOP o. MY THUMB.
in which The enur
MARTINRTTI TROUPE
will appear.
Bach dsy and evening performance will With the amusing
THE YOUNG WIDOW
Matinee daily m2P.m.