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GARDEN SEEDs.-The best garden seeds
we had last year were those received from
the Memphremagng seed farm and nursery
of DR.. t. II. HosSins, Newport.-Bellows
Falls Times.
Which, we apprehend, is the exact
experience OF all who have purchased
seeds Of DR. HcSkinS, the puerile and
dirty inuendoes Of the Newport Sian
der gang and its Express organ, to the
contrary Notwithstanding. The Dr.
has issued hi. catalogue for 1870, il
which can bc found all the choice va
riety of last year and some more
The list Of seeds is very complete, anc
the late agricultural editor" oc the
Express is eutilled to the thanks OF
our farmers and gardeners for the
pains he has taken to advance thcil
interests in the establishment of hi,
nursery and seed farm, end We opiut
he will receive a just share of lhei
patronage, despite the covert stabs Of
the paper excessively disgruntled a
the loss OF his editorial services.
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Go TO OREGoN.-Our Oregon cor

60 TO OREGoN.-Our Oregon cor
respondent writes US that good farm
ing lands can be obtained in that state
at prices ranging from three to twelve
dollars an acre. This he thinks is
lower than lands of the same quality
can be had in any other state. In
proved farms can be had for this price
The soil there is unsurpassed by that
OF any other western state, and we're
we a farmer and had the desire 20 90
west that many have, we should not
stop this side of Oregon, Dotwith.
standing the many rich and varied at
fractions that are offered the emigrant
TO do so. All Thugs considered that
state presents more Inducements for q
comfortable home. for rich or poor,
than any other. Tn, is orr opinion,
and we think WI have good grounds
for entertaining that opinion. We
have some knowIrdga whereof we al
firm. as it was or good fortune to
pass over two years there while it
was a territory, and can therefore
speak more adciscdly than a green
hand We hive travelled the whole
distance OF the state from east to
west-abOut 500 miles have seen its
best and poorest lands; its noble riv-
ers, towering mountains, broad and
fertile prarieS, its extensive salmon
fisheries, bOnnd!ess lumber fields. &c,
and therefore have no fear of success
full contradiction of any statement we
here make. Owing to her great dis
lance from US, her lack of any rail.
road facilities, aud the overshadow-
lag of California, we have heard little
of her. The irrepressible Yankee
goes where another goes, and pitches
his tent beside his nei1hbor; and
when the world shouted "HO, for Cal.
ifornia y straightway her mines re.
sounded to the ceasrless click, click
of his spade and pick, till he saw that
more gold was to be had by cultiva
ting its fields than could be dug from
river, ravine or mountain gulch; and
so her equally as attractive but I'M
known sister Oregon sat, still sits, bi
ding her time. With this view of the
case, is it any wonder that she has
progressed more slowly than the 9th
er western states? The man who
goes to Oregon to get rich at once
will meet with sore disappointment
but he who buys a farm and pursue,
the even tenor Of his way for ter
years, has a fortune in his fist. Kan
sas is a good state, but Oregon is
better one. Go there.
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TAXATloN.-GIcat dissatisfaction
is beginning to be expressed in vari-
GUS parts of the country at the oner-
Gus taxes that are put upon the PEG.
pie, and the demand is made for a re.
duction of them. We do not learn
that this demand comes from any par.
ticular party, and hence the cry is all
the more significant and more preg
nant of peril to the administration
unless it finds some method of appea
sing the popular clamor. We heal
these voices from Concord and Chica
90 and other points. Our taxes ar,
high, burdensome and grievous to b,
borne; yet we do not see how the ad
ministration is TO blame. The coun
try is in debt, and the debt must b,
paid; taxation is the only means OF
dong it.
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ELECTnNs.-Connecticut he'd her
annual election on Monday OF last
week, and resulted in the choice of
Gov. English by majority of little
over 800. This is bis third election.
and is a democratic gain, as the re.
pubicans carried the state last year,
electing Gov. Jewell. The repubi.
cans have a small majority 10 both
branches of the legislature.
The election in Rhode Island took
place on Wednesday. The state is oil
course largely republican, as usual
Our majority is 1000 on a small vote
and the majority in the senate anc
house is overwhelmingly large. A
new United States senator is to bt
elected.
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FARM FOR SALE.
GREAT INDICTMENT.

The Subscriber offers his farm for ale, situat
ed in the southwest parJ Of Walden, and about
four miles from Eat and South HaTdwick; IS
near the P o. Railroad, and is pleasantly situat-
ed. The farm contains nearly 800 acres of ex-
celent land; is well divided into moving, til
lage and pasturing. There is an abundance Of
timbered land, and only one mile from good
saw mill. There is about 1900 good sugar trees,
over Two thirds of them are furnished with good
buckets and other CONVEX fences. No farm in
the State is better walered. or rs handy TO
school. and is in a good state of cultivation.
Any one purchasing the farm can have most or
all the stock if they wish Buildings are 5ood.
Any one purchasing the firm can have one year
before paying any Of the purchase money, II
desirable, by giving suitable security
For furthe particulars enquire Of tie sabscTi-
Der, or address him At South Walden
r. w WIN>LOW,
l5w5 South Walden, VI,
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FLOUR, CORN & MORE FLOUR

n N. N. w. SCOTT having purchased the
FIGURING Mill at Glover Village, respectfully an
nounce to the inhabitants OF Glover and vicinity.
that in addition tC our custom business, we in
tend to keep constantly on hand a II grades vi
Western Flour; also, Corn and other coarse
feed, which will be sold at small advance on
cost
Ana having secured the services of y. B. Chal-
lis. well known as an experienced aud skillful
miller. we FEEL confident that we can give better
satisfaction, especially in the wheat department,
than any other mill in Northern Vermont
Hoping by strict attention to business, and con
slant effort to please. To secure large snare of
patronage. Please give US a call. l2m3
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DEATH TO PlN-WORMS.

DIR. GOULD's PIN-WORM SYRUP is the
only known remedy for these most Troublesome
and dangerous ofaII worms that intestine humaa
system. It is also he most efeclual vermifugs
for all other kinds ofwOrms in children. Purer
vegetable; safe and certain. 4 valuable cathay,-
ic, and beneficial 20 health. Warranted to cure
Price IS cts. GEO. c. GOODWIN & Co, Bos
on, and all druggists. 42m6
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WILL CONGRESS KEEP FAITH WITH
THE PEOPLE ?-The New York Sun,
in noticing Senator Sherman'S design
to continue the income tax at a re.
duced rate, well says:
"The people will object to this, be.
cause it is violation of public faith
When the income tax was originally
levied, amid the EXTREMIST pressure
of the war, Congress solemnly pledg.
ed the faith of the Government that
it shonld cease with 1870. That is
as binding promise as that on the
face of the Government bonds. 1t is
contract with the people, and can
not be repudiated without dishonor.'
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A Good Dairy Farm for Sale.

will sell at private sale, my FARM pleasant
ly located on the Creel, road near East Albany,
containing 100 acres of excellent land well fenc-
ed; ore of the best springs in Orleans county
running to house, barn good neighbors a good
hop yard on the premises buildings good. nice
house and splendid horse barn, a good school
near Sy also, large sugar richard with 600
buckets and sugar house, pans and holders, all
in good order. Said farm will keep o cows and
team the year round; also, a g3odly quantity of
fruit trees This farm is known as the Farman
Farm. Also, hay, grain, farming tools, sugar
tools and stock with the farm
36tf NATHANIEL CHAFFEE.
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NUMBER is.


salisbury Fenton and Conkling joined,
each senator defending the record of his
own state and the promptness With which
it forwarded troops to defend the capital.
The whole subject was finally referred
to the Military Committee.
Mr. Wilson thought there was no need
of any personal feeling upon matter 50
well understood.
The fact was, that four companies IRON
Pennsylvania. unarmed and one OF them
ununiformed. arrived here on the evening
| of the 18th of April, after the assault upon
them with clubs and brickbats IN Baiti
more. One.of them, a colored man named
| Nicholas Biddle. had been badly wounded
| in the head. He came into the capitol, ana
the blood which dropped from his WOUND
upon the marble floor was the first blood
| shed in the war. The next day the Massa-
chusetts troops were fired upon in Baltl-
| more.
The Georgia bill was then taken up, and
! Mr.. Sumner addressed the Senate in a
lengthy argument against Mr.. Bingham 5
amendment as an engine of rebel power,
supported by technicalities, and upon the
power of Congress to enter a state and es-
tablish 2 republican form Of government.
Mr.. CARPENTER followed Mr.. Sumner IN
an argument against the constitutional
power of Congress to impose restrictions
on any state, after which the Senate spent
an hour in executive session and adjourned
HOUSE.
The bill disseminating the Freedman
Bureau and dividing its property and func-
tons between the War and Educational
Departments was passed-104 to 81.
The committee on revision of the laws
: reported a complete revision of the statute;
relating to patents and copyrights, which
5 was referred to the committee on patents.
2 The House went into committee of the
: whole on the tariff bill, and Mr.. Allison
? amendment reducing the duty on clarified
} sugar from to =! cents per pound, wa
! agreed to-67 to 50.
The duty on refined sugar was fixed a
four cents per pound, provision being
= added requiring Custom House Inspector
to take samples Of each package ana pre-
serve them in glass bottles for future iden
= LITIGATION and reference.
S The clauses on molasses, spices, &c
e were agreed to without amendment.
The duty on wines in casks is fixed 6
; 80 cents per gallon, on brandies and dis
: titled spirits at g per gallon, and pendin
= discussion on the amendment to increas
: the duty on cordials, &C., from 81 to SO
d per gallon the committee rose.
q Mr. Butler of Massachusetts asked leav
Y to introduce a joint resolution to anne
d the Republic of Dominica, but Mr. Woo
Of New York objected, and the House &C
journed.
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New EDITOR.-The St. Johnsbury
Times has a new editor-D. X. 81.
monds having surrendered the quill to
A. E. Rankin, whom we welcome to
the joys and the sorrows, the trials,
vexations and libel suits Of an edito.
rial life.
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COW MESSENGERS NOTICE:


THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
nv the Honorable Probate Court for the District
~ Orleans, Commissioners TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Ofall persons,
ooalnst the estate of JESSE n. PERLE1, lale OF
Barton, in said District, deceased, r. presehieu
insolvent, AMI the term Of slz months from me
oath dav of March, 1870 being allowed by sad
Court 10 the creditors Of said de- eased, to exhlo
it and prove tneir respective claims. before us:
GIVE notice that we will attend to the o'uties
of our appointment at the dwelling hou,e OF
Eliza E. Perley, in Barton. IN SAD District, on
at nine O'Clock in he forenoon. Of each OF sal
days.
JOHN c. PARK, Comm's~
/ Barton, March &c, A. d, 1870 lows
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NANCY JfUESON'S ENIdIL
QTATE OF VERy o N I

~ ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
At Probate Court. held at lrashurgh, IN
said, District, on the 23d day Of March, a D.,
1870. .o ~,
3. P. Cotton, administrator, de 6071tS nor. with
the viii annexed, Of the estate OF Many
JAMESON, late Of said IrasburSh, deceased,
makes implication to said Court Tor license to
Sell the following described real estate o. SAID
deceased, in said Irashurgh, 10 Wit: oelrg
bouse and out-buiIdinss and II acres OF Iahd'
in tbe village of Irasburgh, and being the same
premises occupied by the late Thomas Jameson
az his decea-e, representing that such =, sac Is
necessary, and would be beneficial TO all Inter
ested therein. .-- ,E,.,
Wbereupon, it is ordered by SAID court, th@s
said application Oe referred to the i4ih DAY oil
AnriI. A. D.. 1870, at the Probate once, IN lTaS-
burgh aforesaid, for heari. and declsloh tAeie'
on. II -,,,e,,,e IN,
terested, be notified hereof by 1uohcauou u
notice Of this application and order thereon
three weeks successively IN the Orleans InCe
/ pendent Standard. a newspaper punhsheu d
1 Barton. in said district, before SAID llIhe o
| hearing, that they may appear AT salo tlin'
aud place, and show cause, if ahy Ihey ma.
/ have why said license should not b granted.
BY the Court. Attes-,
13w3 L, a. SIEWARl 0uuhe'
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EARTHQUAKE.--San Francisco was
shocked by another earthquake on the
second of this month. 1t lasted but
six seconds-just long enough for that
wicked people to think of some of
their sins. 1t will require eternity tc
think of them all.
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REMARKABLE INCIDENT.-The Tr
Press of Saturday says:

REMARKABLE lNCIDENT.-The Troy
Press of Saturday says:
A young lady residing on Fourth
street near Washington, left her infant
child lying in the cradle and went to
the yard in the rear of the building.
She shortly returned and was Mortified
to find a monstrous rat crouched in
the cradle of the child and voraci0us-
ly deyouring a crust of bread which
the child held in its hand. The moth
er endeavored at once to drive away
the intruder, but it would not move,
and continued to eat the crumbs from
the hand of the child. The mother
in terror finally ran out into the street
and fortunately met her brother-in-
law, who FASTENED up stairs, and find
ing the rat still in its former position
and being unable to frlghten him away
he thrust him from the cradle to the
floor and killed him. During all this
time the infant remained quiet and
made no demonstration OF fright how
ever. The case is one of the most re
markable on record.
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Although the adult oyster is said to gen
crate about one million young year, its
enemies are SO numerous and actively al
work, that one in million of the annua
production does not come to maturity
The starish, the drill, the wrinkle, the
crab, the drumfish, and the sleeps head
during the season subsist in great meas.
ure upon the oyster.
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BEST THING FOR COSTIvENFSS.- DIR.
HaRRISON'S PERISTALTIC LOZENGES are
warranted in all cases OF Piles and Ia ling of he
Rectum, Dyspepsia, such as Oppression after
eating, Sour Stomach, Splitting of Food, also
eadache. Dizziness. Pain in the Back and Lons,
Sick Headache, Coated Tongue and Bili0us0ess.
For sale at No. I fremont Tempe, Boston. E.
A. HARRISON q CO, Propriesors, and ny al.
druggists Mailed for 60 cents Avs
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS PRACTICE

In the treatment OF Diseases incident to Females,
has placed DR.. DOW at the head OF all physi
clans making such practice 8 specially, and en-
ables him 10 guarantee speedy and permanent
cure in the worst cases of Suppression and ali
other Menstrual arrangements from whatever
causes. All letters for advice must contain 81.
Office, No. 9 ENDICoT- STREET, Boston.
n. B.-BOard furnished TO those desiring to
remain under treatment.
Boston, July, 1865 29yl
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ENTERPRTsE.--Lyndon is to have q
new graded school house costing
$4,000. We rejoice in the enterprise
of the people there.
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This is TO certify, that have this day given
my son, Richmond, his time the remainder OF
his minority, and shall claim none OF his WAGES
nor pay any debts Of his contracting after Tbs
date. CALVIN POWERS.
Lowell, March SO. 12w5
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A good housewife in Chelsea, Mass. who
wished to rid cupboard of bugs, thor
oughly covered the shelves with kerosene
oil and applied a match. 1t killed the
bugs and the fire department put out the
fire.
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CANADA ITEMs.-Work will be resumed
on the Episcopal church. Waterloo, this
spring, and the building completed by mid
summer or a little later. Mr.. Warren of
Montreal has received an order from the
ladies of the parish for a $1,000 organ for
the church, the money for which Is already
in hand. The whole structure viii cost
when completed about $4,000.
We understand the Universalists of Wa
terloo and vicinity are about to commence
the erection Of a church in that village
The South Eastern Counties Junction
Railway intend to break ground on or
about the first of May, and have already
taken out all the material required for that
! portion of the road between Farnham and
/ Cowansville Four or five other railway
companies will also begin operations early
next summer, 50 that immigrant laborers
/ to this province need not dread lack of en-
/ plovment.
/ \ man by the name Of John Hennessey
was accidentally killed at Lennoxville, re-
Gently. He was a Roman Catholic and {
member of the Masonic order. In c0nse-
quence Of his connection with the latter
organization, the priest refused to bury
him, and ne was consequently lowered int
the grave without any ceremony other thar
a simple prayer by a leading Mason.
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"a -
l,ARBOLIC SALvE.

The important discovery q
the CARE OLHC ACID as n
CLEANSING, PURIFYING. and
HEALING Agent is one of the
most remarkable results OF
modern medical research.
During the late civil war liz
was extensively used i'm the
Hospitals. and was found to
be not only n thorough disiR-
fectaut, hut also the most WON
derful and speedy HEALING
REMEDY ever known.
Rt is now presented i'm "A
scientific combination with
other soothing and healing
agencies, i'm the form of a
SALVE; and, having been al
ready used i'm nuHnberiess cases
with most satisfactory and benz
eficiaE results, we have no f,esi-
tatiOEi in offering it to the pub
lie as the most certain. rapid,
and effectual remedy for all
Sores and Ulcers, no matter OF
how long standing, for Burns,
Cuts, wounds, and every
ABRASION of SKEN or FLESH,
and for Skin diseases generally.
d.
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Hon. PIERRE SOULE.-This eminent
lawyer and statesman died at New Orleans,
March %, aged 50 years. He came to this
crountry from France in 1925, when he
was about - years Of age. He was orig
inallv destined for the church; but his tenn
per and tastes led him to politics. He was
admitted to the bar in Paris, and edited
with others liberal journal in that city
He was prosecuted for a bitter attack on
the ministry and condemned to be impris-
/ oned and pay a fine of 10000 francs. To
/ escape this, he came to America. On ar
/ irving at New Orleans he studied Ameri-
can law, was admitted to the bar, and soon
became an eminent practitioner. IN lS47,
he was elected United Stases Senator to
fill a vacancy, and in 1919 was reelected
for full term. In 1853 he was appointed
minister of Spain, where he quarreled with
the French ambassador, VI. Turgot, and
severely wounded him in a duel He par
ticipated in the council of American diplo-
mats at Osteud in 1896. OF that confer
ence he was an influential member. He
returned to this country in 1888, and inef-
fectually opposed secession at the breaking
out of the late civil war. As a politician
he did not rise above the sectional preiu-
dices Of the South during the time that he
was in public life.
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X. II. Downs Vegetable b,lsans,c
Elixir,
has no equal for tie speedy cure ofCoughs, Colds
Group and Whoopiag Cough; all lung com
plants can be cured by the timely use OF this
wonderful Medicine. No family should be with
out it. Call for Do,rr' Elt-7. and take no other.
Henry's Vermont Liniment.
AaiuternaI as well as external remedy taken
internally, it is Iaaste: Pain Killer Pain Curer-
| Pain ReueTer, or Pain Aau;hilator. Reader, do
nor sleep ill You get bottle for trial; read full
directions. especially for breaking up cold.
Henry's Vegetable Worm Lozenses.
Entirely Tegeta5Js- Warranted free from Mineral
Poison, perfectly safe and sure to remove worms
has been thoroughly tested By thousands OF
! families in the United States ana Cauadass and
is perfect SUGGESTS pleasant 10 the taste-a
white sugar drop or IozenEe. Children eat them
! as readily as candy. The advantage they possess
| over any o.heris that they require no physc to
/ carry them of. Every mother sbould keep
box on hand in case of need. Full directions
with each box.
DR.. Johnson's Calisaya Bitters,
4 superior combination of Barks, Roots, and
| Herbs, not hitherto attained by any other man
ufacturer Of 8iters.
I Are you suffering with Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
| Constipation. Los, Of Appetite. OF any OF their
kindred diseases: Then try these Bjtters, and be
/ convinced thar they contain. IL ARE NrDICIN-
! AL and CURATIVE WRIT r Els and do not be-
! long to that class OF ''Sl1ps' msuamed Bit
| ters." Physicians will find them beneficial where
a powerful Quinine Tonic is wanted, as they con-
| tain large quantity of the Pure Caisaya Bark.
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The New York World says of the Her
aid, that it seldom knows its own mind for
two consecutive paragraphs, and has vet
to see the time when what it says on one
day, Will agree with what it wrote before.
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CHOICE FAMILY PREPARATIONS
PREPARED AND PUT uP BY
ENRY ( co

D7Ey9. II0YTF7tV|y -f45I'lFF1I0 III q 'T7'7T' 2
Leavenworth Block, College Street,
BURLINGTON, NERD''N
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! A tragedy involving three deaths,
caused by rum, occurred at Manches-
ter. Ohio, on the 18th ult. While J..
| G. Rhinehart, school teacher, and
+. j. Connell, carpenter, were walk
ing On the highway, they were met
10y a drunken man named James Huff,
who drew a pistol and shot Cornell
dead. Rhiuehart drew pistol and
shot Huff through the body, but be-
fore Huff fell he returned Rhinehart's
fire, mortally wounding him. Rhine
hart and Huff died in a few minutes
after.
A friend of ours VINO is chief clerk
in the Governmental Dispensary
says that no medicine chest is now
complete without Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment. We always supposed il
was prescribed by law; if it is not, il
ought to be, for certainly there is
nothing in the whole materia medicO
of so much Importance to the. soldier
and the sailor as Johnson's Anodynt
Liniment.
Have you cough, cold, pain in the
chest, or bronchitis? In fact, have
you the premonitory symptoms of the
''insatiate archer" Consumption ? |
so, know that relief is within your
reach in the shape of DR.. Wistar'
Balsam of Wild Cherry, which, il
many cases where hope had fled, has
snatched the victim from the yawnine
grave,