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from tbe State ; being sent to sea oft for
eign bound abips.
The following persons have been ar
rested and are awaiting their trial : TLos.
15. Cunningham, one. of the murderers of
CoL WeymouHi of New Orleans; Thos.
Mulloy, highwayman ; Bill Lewis, oaiiot
box ituir ; Robert Lipsey and Philan
der Bra es murderers.
The following persons were notified to
Ic&to before t' 20th: John Crowe, J.
W. Bagley, Jas. Hennessey, Wm. Ham
ilton, Wm. McGuire, James Casie, Ter-
rcucc Kclley, and John Lawler.
All arrests have been made without
bloodshed, and chiefly without violence.
The Vigilance Committee's Police nun
ber some one thousand men armed with
revolvers.
The Committee have insued an address
to the public, and also published their
Constitution of Organization.
Terrence Kelley, one of the men or
dered leave, refused, and was taken into
custody.
Gen. Shcrmau had resigned his com
mission as Major General of the State
-troops of California, in consequence of
he refusal of Gen. Wool to furnish them
with arms and amuuition. Gov. Johns
ton is highly incensed at the action of
Wool.
The State militia encamped near San
Francisco, are said to number but few
hundreds, and little fear of a collision was
entertained.
A Chinese camp was burned June 8.
Loss $100,000.
Miners are said to be doing a fine busi
ness in all quarters.
Mr. North, Marshal of San Francisco,
had resigned his office.
The grain crops of California were
generally favorable.
John Bowen, seaman of Boston, died
on board the steamer Golden Gate, on
her upward trip, in consequence of ill
treatment from Farnsworth, the mate of
the steamer. Farnsworth was arrested
by the authorities of San Francisco.
the Isthmus.
Panama dates are to July 4. The gov
ernment at Bogotaliad'got through evi
dence touching the Panama riots, and
come to the conclusion that the authori
ties at Panama were guily. Tahrega,
Governor of Panama, was to be super
ceded, and would be sent to Bogota to be
tried, together with other parties impli
cated in the massacre.
The sloop of war Cyanc was still lying
at Sau Juan del Norte.
There was a rumor from Costa Rica
that Presideut Mora would be shot bv
the insurgents.
Two thousand troops which left Gua
temala to invade Nicaragua had been
prevented crossing the territory of San
Salvador, the latter State being opposed
to the invasion.
It was reported that Walker intended
soon to attack Costa Rica. His head
quarters were at Virgin Bay.
MASS COUNTY CONVENTION
s
The people of Orleans County without
regard to nat political differences or di
visions, who are opposed to the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise, to the policy
of the present Administration, to the ex
tension of Slavery into the Territories, in
favor of the admission of Kansas as a
Free State, and of restricting the action
of the Federal Government to the princi
ples of Washington and Jefferson, are
invited to meet in Convention at IRAS
BURGH, AUGUST 13th, at 10 A.M.,
for the purpose of nominating a candidate
for Senator and County Officers, and the
transaction of any other business deemed
necessary. June 30, 1856.
itija E. Cleveland, P. Baxter v '
Leont C. Carpenter, AL Mansfield,
0 iLNutUr, J. E. Dickermau,
to J" Vinson, G. Worthington,
A. Wright, -V. P. May,
M E. White, II. II. Frost,
tot J. M. Lord, J. Owen,
.T.C.Stewart, John Drew,
E. B. Gaskill, O. Burton,
iw M. Carpenter, ' N. W. Bingham,
J. P. SartW F. W. Kimball,
V U. Simonds, J. Elkins,
l C Cummings, M. Barnard,
M.B. Kimball, N. West,
A. B. Moore, J- M. Brighani,
Sstf D. A. Bartlett, E. P. Goodall,
s C S. Cutting, A. Gould,
in se L. Kkgsbury, C. Morrill,
I iufc : J. A. Badger, C. K. Clough,
mis' . 't1' - Cushman, W. Tvrombly,
.forf D. W. r.Uuicbard, J. T. Smith,
ia 1. Kb.' .all, D.P.Walworth,
ofiS B.F.Herbert, G. Boynton,
8 gC S. F. F reach, C. Cummings,
J. II. Eellam, J. C. Dolloff,
coin J'Jennc- L II. McClary,
v ' W. Moon, S. Kellam,
,rize J.Bat$s, N. S. Tinker,
on ik J. Colley, S. A. Sanborn,
j Sii II. C. Wileou, J. A. Paddock,
jjjo L. Delano, B. Moore,
; C. Brailey, E. Chamberlain,
,pf D. Cole, E.Jenne,
D. Webster, C. Robinson,
. S.G. Bean, S.W.Wyman,
a $ A. A. Earle, WJ H. Rand,
A.Williams, W. Verback,
I.- Ioore, J. Morrill,
ioD , 3. (J. Morril.
3d
Ukw Yok, July 13. Washington eorreoon-
deaceof the Herald. Judge Edwards will, on
Monday, introduce into the Home a resolution of
ewrruiry into the management and disposition of
the money and other matters in connection wirh
the Smithsonian Institute. It is suspected that
frauds have been committed, which a rigid inves
tigation may expose.
More clerks have resigned in the Treasury ue-
partmentin anticipation of the action of the Com-
mittee of Investigation.
Mr. Woodruff of Connecticut, iu Li speech tms
evemns. said some tnings iaaiwemoujcvuu.
to Mr. Brooks, and was called on by his friends to
know whether he recognized the code ot honor.
He informed his friends that he recognired no
code but the laws of Connecticut and the laws of
God.
Receipts for the Standard,
For the week ending July 18.
Ruel Hurlburt, Glover, 31,
R. E. Chamberlain, Jay, $1,25
Isaac Parker, Coventry, 1,25
John Harron, Newport, 31
Fletcher Jones, Lowell, 37
M. L. Newcomb, Derby, C2
Joseph Kidder, Irasburgh, 1,25
Tlio Markets.
COBRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE N. E. FARMER.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
I Widxbsday, .Inly 12,1S56.
At market 468 Cattle, Beeves and
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings, two ana tnree years oiu.
Knees Market itseet txtra s,2-ae.oo
1st
quality, S,OOa0,CT0; 2d quality, S7,50a7,75;
quality, $7,00: ordinary, ,6S0a0,0Q.
3d
Hides 57,timu,uo per cwt.
Tallow S7,50a8,00 per cwt.
Pelts S,50a,7o each.
OalfSkins 14 cts per lb. s
Barrelling Cattle None. .
Veal Calves $ 4, 5,8 a 9. 375 at market.
Working Oxen None.
Cows and Calves $36 to 62.
Yearlings None.
Two Years Old None.
Three Years Old 834 to 68.
Sheep and lambs 1379 at market. Extra, $8
to It). Bv lot S3. 25 to 4.50.
Swine 1179 at market. Wholesale 6 1-2 6 3-4
per lb quick.
BOSTON MARKET.
Wholesale Prices. Jclt 12, 1356.
FLOUR AND MEAL per bbl.
Genesee 6 60 a 9 00
Ohio, common 6 00 a 6 37
Ohio extra 6 76 a 8 00
McaJ 3 73 a 3 25
GKA1N-
-per bushel.
Corn, Northern
Corn, Southern, Yellow
Corn, do. White
Bye
Oats, Northern
Oats, Southern
3 a 0 65
67 a 69
65 a 67
90 a 95
40 a 42
40 a 00
40a 00
1 00 a 1 10
2 25 a 2 50
IS a 19
Oats, i-astern
Barley
White Beans
HAY per ton.
Eastern
HOPS per lb,
First sort, 1865
LUMBER.
a
13 00 a 40 00
2 00 a 5 00
17 00 a 38 00
1 60 a 2 00
10 00 a 11 00
Boards, from
Shingles
Clapboards
Laths
Spruce Lumber
POTATOES
Common
-per bbl.
50 a
75
1 25
Chenango 1
00 a
PROVISIONS per bbl.
Ceef 12 00 a 15
Pork 17 50 a 23 50
Lard, per lb. 13 a 14
Butter, choice 17 a
Butter, good 14 a
Cheese 9 a
SEED ner lb.
19
ia
11
Clover, Northern
Clover, Western and Southern
16 a
12 a
17
13
Herd's Grass, per bushel 3
lied Top, Southern
Red Top, Northern 1
TALLOW per li.
American
00 a 3 25
80 a 90
25 a 0 00
10 a 11
7 a 7 1-2
American, rou;
WOOL Domestic, per lb.
Saxon and Merino fleece 63 a
Full blood 45 a
1-2 and 3-4 blood 42 a
Common 1-4 blood 33 a
Palled, from extra to No. 2 50 a
63
50
45
38
18
LEATHER per lb.
Philadelphia city 32 a 36
Do. Country " 30 a 32
Baltimore city 32 a 34
Do. dry hide 37 a 30
New York, light 23 a 26
Do. Heavy at)a 23
Boston slaughter 22 a 25
Calf skins, per lb HeUvy, curried 00 a 00
Light, do. 70 a 80
TTnitoca. States
Foreign Patent Agency.
lti Middle St., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A.
ELIIANAN W. SCOTT,
Draftsmau, Practical and Theoretical Mechanic
. for Fourteen Years.
ritOCtJRES PATENTS
In. this and all Foreign Countries where
l atent Laws Extst.
REFERENCES. The undersigned have for
several years been acquainted with Mr. E. W.
bcott, and state with pleasure that he is a gentle
man ot unquestionable integrity, and knowledge
iu lub uusmess m wn.cu ne is engageu.
oewaii u. stacK, Mayor or Lowell.
1. W. Beard. Attorney at Law. and Assistant
Treasurer U. S.. Boston.
H. B. Smith, Manufacturer of Machinery. Low-
Elisha Huntington, Ex Lieut Governor Mass.,
Lowell.
U S. Rlcbarddoii. Attorney at Law, nd County
Commissioner.
A. R. Brown, Attorney at Law, and Director of
uiv tv uniusic ranK.
PATTERNS for Castings, and MODELS for
jiacmnes, promptly manulactured.
Slarch 6, 1858 iotf
DIED.
At North Troy, on the 9th insL, Mart
Ann, wile . of James Kicker, ajjed 46
years.
In Albany, on the 14th inst Laura
B. Smith, aged 22 years.
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.
HABEISOX L. CHENEY'S ESTATE.
rpU E Subscribers, having been appointed by the
X Hon. Probate Court lor ttie District ol Or
leans Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of HARRISON X. CHENEY
late of Barton, in said district, represented in
solvent, and the term of six months from the
25th day of June. 185, being allowed by aid
Court to the creditors of said deceased, to ex
hibit and prove their respective claims before
us:
GIVE NOTICE, that w Kill iltAtid tn tlm rim.
vm oi our appointment at the office of Samuel
A. Wiilard, iu bartrn ia said District, oo the 6th
oi Mpiemberand November next, at one o'clock
uj iuo aiiemoon, on each of said days.
oAi.tL A. W1LLARD,
AEK'M SMITH,
Barton, July 3, 1866 29;wS
I Comm'rs.
HAIR Cutting done, and Rutors Honed bv
WM. A. BAKER.
DB. SCOTT would say to his friends and j
patrons that he has concluded to remain tn Town.
Residence at the West House.
I DIGEST!" Such is the thus xeasisg
of the word "PEPSIN," or of the two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant i
and appropriate title of the TEUE DIGESTIVE
FLUID, or GASTRIC JTJICE, prepared by Dr. J.
S. HOUGHTON, of Philadelphia, from the fourth
Stomach of the Ox, for the cure of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. It is Nature's own remedy for an
unhealthy Stomach. No art of man can equal its
curative powers. It renders UOOll fcAliAO
perfectly consistent with HEALTH.
rrp- See Advertisement in another column.
Arcli Plates.
ARCH Ash and Oven Mouths, Cooking Kanges,
Farmers Boilers, Chain Pumps, iron and
Copper Pumps. Lead Pipe, Iron Sinks, for sale
cheap by H. CHAMBERL1N & Co.
Barton, July, isoo. it
COMMISSIOXERS' NOTICE.
KALPIIJP. SKINNEE'S ESTATE.
THE Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Or
leans, Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons.
a 2ams t tne estate ot Kalpn r . samner, late ol
Barton, in said district deceased, represented m
solvent, and the term of six months troiu the 10th
dav of Juiv, 1S5G, being allowed by said Court
to the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
Drove their respective claims before us :
Oive notice tnat we will attend to tne duties oi
our appointment at the dwelling-house of widow
Mary Skinner, in Barton, in said District, on the
second Mondays of September and January next,
at nine o'clock in the forenoon, on eacii of said
days.
TIMOTHY LYMAN, Commissioners
BENJAMIN HEATH, I
Glover, July 3d, A. D. 1856. 25w3
STATE OF VERMONT,
Oblkaxs District, ss.
4 T a Probate Court holden at Irasbureh.
Jr- within and for said District, on the 8th dav
or Julv, loot), Alexander Young of Greensboro'
uuardian unto Martha liar, and Kobert car,
minors, residing in Greensboro' aforesaid, presen
ted his petition in writinz to Said Court, settine
forth that his said wards and Mrs. Jean Spear of
Greensboro, the mother of said wards were joint
owners of certain real estate in Greensboro, to
wit: Lot No 5 in the 12th ransje of lots in Greens
boro', drawn to the original right of Lewis Tol
man, always, excepting that part of said lot
deeded toJxiring Green by Ezekiel Eastman.
Said iand so jointly owned supposed to contain
oo acres, together with the privileges and uppur
tenances thereto belonging. And further setting
lortn tjat said Jean is about to dispose of ber
interest in said land, and that said estate cannot
be divided without great injurv to his said wards
and that it would conduce to their interest to sell
the same, that the avails thereof may be pnt upon
interest, and prays for license to sell the same.
vv hereupon it is ordered that said petition be
referred for hearing at a Probate Court to be
holden at the Probate Office in Irasburgh on the
6th day -f, Augnst next, at 1 o'clock, P. M. It is
further ordered that alt persons interested be noti
fied thereot by publishing this order in the Orleans
Independent Standard, three weeks sucoessivelv,
the last o which publication to be previous to
the time set for hearing, that tliev may appear
ana snow cause, 11 any mey may nave, why the
prayer oi me petitioner snouia not oe granted. .
A true copy of record. f28w3
Attest, ai. UAKftiS 1EK, Judge,
STATE OF VERMONT
0 RLE AS 3 DlSTKICT, SS.
GEOEGE ALLEN'S ESTATE.
AT a Probate Court holden at Irasburgh within
and for said district on the 3d dav of July,
1856, Wilbur F. Hoyt, Administrator on . the
estate of George Allen, late of Greensboro' in
said district, deceased, intestate, filed his appli
cation in writing setting forth that the real estate
ot his decedent was at the time of his death and
now is incumbered by mortgages to the amount
of $210,50, and that there is not sufficient assets
in his hands to pay the same, and prays the Court
for license to sella part of the real estate to pay
said incumbrances.
Whereupon it is ordered that said petition be
i' .j c i : i . i . ,
reicircu jui iieariuj aim oecisiou, at u rrooate
Court to be holden at the Probate Office in Iras
burgh, on the 6th day of Ausru9t next, at 10
o'clock A- M. It is further ordered that all per
sons interested be notified hereof by the publica
tion oi this order in the Orleans Independent
Standard, printed at Irasburgh, three weeks suc
cessively, the last of which publication to be
before the time set for said hearing, that they
may appear and show cause, if any they may
nave, wny me prayer oi tue petitioner should not
be granted.
A true copy ot record. 28w3
Attest, M. CARPENTER, Judge.
NOTICE.
fj 'VHIS is to certiV that I have given mv 6on,
A NOBLE KINNEY, his time durine the re
mainder of his minority, and shall claim none of
ms wages or pays any aeots ot nis contracting
aiier mis uaie. nAJl.MtJ.ND JVIAritl.
Potton, C. E., July 8, 1856. 29w3
LIBERATION NOTICE.
I HEREBY certify that I have this day given
my sonSI ARCELLUS HUNT, his time dur
ing the rest of his minority; therefore shall claim
none of his earnings or pay any debts of his con
tracting alter tins date.
AaihjU MUST,
Troy, July 7, 1866. 28w3
HARBLE WORKS,
r I THE subscribers, under the name and firm of
A WINTER & WIIEEEEK.
having opened a shop at Lyndon Corner lor the
purposed working Marble, beg leave to gay to
the public that they intend to keep constantly on
hand a large aud well selected assortment of the
best I
ITALIAN & AMERICAN MARBLE, i
which they are prepared to manut'acture-into
GRAVESTONES & MONUMENTS
in the bedt style and at satisfactory prices. We
are also prepared to furnish marble tops for Tables,
Wasn Mauds, and Counters. Aio, Crramte and
Marble Posts, Freestone work, aud all other stone
work usually done in similar establishments.
We mean our work shall be equal to the 6est
from a full supply of materials we mean to give
our customers a good char.ee to select to suit their
various wishes; and by doing our work well and
at the low est living prices, we hope to receive and
merit a liberal share of public patronage.
U ah worK will oe delivered tree trom
expense to cur customers.
JOH. B. WINTER,
IllliAM A. WHttLEE.
Lyndon. June 6, 1856. 23tf
S. I). KIMBALL of Barton is Airent for the
above. Company. -
DR. F. M. PERKY, .
SURGICAL. AND MECHANICAL
Dentist,
BARTON, VT.
NEW FIRM!
rWIHE Subscribers havine pnrchaMid the Stock
X of SAM'Li CHAMBEKXiIN & SON.
and leased the shop recently occupied by them,
would inform the public that the v have now on
hand and will keep constantly a good assortment
ot
COOU,PAKLOK&BOX STOVES,
Stove Pipe, Tin, Copper, and Japanned Ware,
wooden vvare, tloliow VVaiv, l umps, Oven Ar
ches, and Ash Mouths, &c, &c., all of which will
be soid at low prices.
All ainfls ot Job Work in their line done in a
workmanlike manner, at reasonable rates.
H. CHAMBEKLIK &Co.
Barton Village, Jlay 1st, 1856. leniG
PASSUMPSIC R. It. NOTICE.
BSCKlbEHS to Pretcrred Stuck in the Con
necUcut i: fassumpsic hi vers Railroad
herebv notilied that the following assesuneats
nave oeen maae, viz.:
Id per cent. April 1, 1866,
10 " Juiv 1, "
10 " " Sept. 1, "
Payments may be made at either of lite (uliow
ing liiuiks.vii! .; People's Bank, Bank of Orleans,
Bank of Lyndon, Passumpsic or Bradford Banks,
or at the Treasurer's Otike Ko. T, Slerchants"
Excuangc, Boston.
Per order of the Directors
P. LOVLH1NG, Tftsrt.
Boalon, Ian 24. IiS 6-tf.
THE subscriber has for Mia at ISLAND
POND, a god assortment of
and at very low prices.
Flour per bbl.
Codfish, smail,
Codfish, large,
Pollock, "
Pork per bbl.
Pork per lb.
Lrd,
Sugars,
Box Raisin?,
Kice,
Saleratu
Fine Salt.
7,S7 a7,T5
2,75
8,75
2.75
33,50 3, 00
l ie a 13c
12 1 2c
8c a 8 3 . 4c
12 1.2c
4 1.2c
6 1 2c
27c
65c
Si,!7 rr ban.
Turks Island.
Ashton Salt for butU:r,
Yonntr Hyson Tea, a ewl
article, for 30c; an
Will it pav for quite a tourney ;
. e.-J. -..I..
hnnnrim? A. J. UntW.
r . r. .. . . , fit
Inland fond, jury a, laao- "
BACH'S
American Compound.
rriHF. .nWrihers would respecuuuy asa me
X attention of the People of Vermont, to the
claims of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
nti ot the best preparations before the public
for the relief and cure of the following complaints:
Bronchitis. Ministers' Sore Throat, Cal
omel. Aursina and Llcerated bore
Mouths.Sore NipplesJIercnrial Taints
Fever Sores, Scrofula, Ulceration of
the Lungs and Stomach, all Aervous
Complaints, female Weakness and Ir
regularities, Fluor Albus, or Whites,)
Coughs arising from an Irritated
Throat, Piles, Weak Stomachs tn
fact, in av case of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, on IMPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city of Aubnrn, -where this medicine is
prepared, and the Proprietors reside, a large list
of the most reliable and respectable proofs of its
efficacy have been furnished in iU favor, by the
voluntary promptings ef those who have been re
lieved aiid cured of long standing and extremely
aggravated affections of the auove complaiuU,
trom a gratetul aesire to spread its Knowledge,
and promote the good of others who may be sim
ilarly afiiicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy in alt
cases of Bronchiul and Throat affectum, from
slight to Chrmic Inji(tmmatum and Ulctrationt.
Also in some very marked cases of Female Weak
ness and Irregularities, and many other com
plaints enumerated above.
We have also some strong cases ot this charac
ter in onr own State, in which it has been used
with vxmdtrful tucctst, where for years r sorts to
many other remedies have failed "to afford relief.
Its ingredients, among which ia a compound
fluid extract of
"BEECH DROPS," OR "CANCER ROOT,"
and composition are such as to render it perfect
ly safe and harmless, requiring the exercise of no
special care in regard to the habits ot the indi
vidual, beyond that ordinarily necessary.
From a personal knowledge of these facts, I do
not hesitate to say to all who are in any way af
flicted with Bodily Weakness, Debility, Inflam
mation, Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
is recommended in the strongest assurance of
Belief ami Cure.
FRED. E. SMITH, Montpelier,
Wholesale Agent for the State of Vermont.
To whom all orders should be addressed.
TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
A CARD.
tor the convenience of Druzgists and individ
uals now using this Medicine in the State of Ver
mont, a constant supply will be kept in the hands
of our State Agent, FRED. E. SMITH, and all
applications or orders will be promptly filled, on
ute tame terms u trnen aaarettea to us.
r. V. R. COVENTRY & CO , Proprietors,
82 Genesee St., Auburn, N. Y.
CERTIFICATES.
Important from Dr. E. W. Sabin, of
Rochester. N.Y.
December 1, 1855.
This may certify that I have made a trial of
"Bach's American Cohfoukd" in a case of
severe Bronchial Affection, and a long standing
irritation of the mucut coat of Ikt Alimentary track.
ay tne use ot two Dottles ot tne aoove compound
it is thought a permanent cure was affected, 1
have seen its wonderful effec s in a decided case
of Scrofula Cbnttauptum, where the patient was
tliougnt to De oeyoaa cure alter taking a lew bot
tles of the American Compound is now thought to
b9 out of danger, and neai la well. From what I
have seen of the effect of the Compound, I should
certainly recommend its use in such cases as
above named. E. W. SABIa, M. D.
Auburn, N. Y., June 10, 1855.
We, the undersijrned, have received the formu
la for preparing "Bach's American Compoumd,"
and as far as we have tested it, can recommend
its general use as a tonic and alterative ilediciue,
tO KEMOVB VITIATED BCMOIM OV THK B1XXJD,
and peculiarly adapted to Females suffering from
Leucorrhcea, ( Whites,) and to those whose con
stitutions are enfeebled from Intermittent Fever.
JOSEPH M. MORRIS, M. D.,
LANSINGH BRIUGS, 11. D.,
A. C. TABEB, JI. I).
Hon. D L DODGE, of Auburn, N. Y.. and
late member of our State Legislature, and one of
the most accomplished f hysieians and Chemists
of our country, after giving this medicine his per
sonal observation, savs :-" it destined to tuner.
tetle all liquid preparations for the cure of Chronic
aueatet."
Bach's Family Recipe Book is to be had eratis
of all Agents you will there see cures of disea
ses recorded and you are invited to communi
cate witn any whose certiticates are g'veu, in
order to prove them genuine.
CAUTION.
All the genuine medicine Leon the fac tittle of
r. V. It. CUYr.aiKX & CO., on the outside
wrapper.
Principal Office and Depot, ii Gesksek St.
Acburn, N. y.
FliED. E. SMITH, General Agent for the State
of Veruiont.
For sale by C. C. KELLAM, Irasburgh, Vt. 25
G. W. BAXTER & CO.,
uiruitltKS ANI DEALERS iJi
CK8CSERY, CMM ii'D CLASS WARE,
Table Cutlery, Paper Hangings, Solar Stand and
Hanging laimps, I luid Ijinips and t luid,
SILVEE PLATED & BEITANI A WAEE
Castors, Spoons, &c.,&c.
Ko. 1. Leavenworth Block, College Street,
Bi'mjuuTox, 't.
JAMES HAMILTON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
OaLfcANS DlSTKICT, ss.
T N Probate court, holden at Irasburgh in aiid
jl. ior said District, on tiieiiuin day ot June, A
u. lt6, Jane Hamilton Administratrix on
estate ot James Hamilton, late ef Trov. in said
district, deceaeed, makes application to said court
to extend the time heretofore anowed her to pay
the debts due from said estate aud to render her
administration account until some future dav:
Whereupon, it is ordered bv said court that said
application be heard at a Probate Court to be
holden at the Inn ot Jos. Bates, Zd, in Derby, on
the 21st day of July, 1656; and, it is further
ordered, that notice be given to all persons con
cerned, by the publication of this order in the
Orleans Independent standard printed at li
burgh, three weeks successively, before hearing.
Attrne copy of record. 87w3
At est, JI. CAKPEXTEE, Judge.
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.
IKA JIEEBILL'S ESTATE.
fflHE Subscriber having been appointed by t!ie
a. Hon. r robate Court lor tne iiutriot of Oi
leans. Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all cuums and demand of all persons,
are! against the estate of Ira ilemlL lu of Barton.
hi said district, deceased, represented insolvent.
and the term of six months from the S5la day of
April, lS&,-beiiig allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before ns:
Give notice, that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling-house of Or
rin Merrill in Barton ia said District, on the thitd
Tuesday of August next, at tea o'clock in the
forenoon.
J. II. KdltALL,
' V. TAVLOK, j Commus toners.
Bwtoo, Uy 10, A. P. 15 2ew3
1856! GOODS. 1856!
GOOD GOODS !
m GOODS.
AXD SO CHEAP TOO! ! !
A well filled Store 1 chanced to see,
As I was passtnj; Coven-tree,
I hied within, and took a seat.
To view tLU Stoek of Goods complete
WE HAVE
Men's Coats and Pants of fabric rare,
Cravats and Stocks that'll make you stare,
Shirts and Collnrs, Neckties and Vests,
Of New York style the very bes!.r
Our Moleskin Hats, in style most rare,
None can excel, and few com pare ;
Beaver, Silk, Fur, in style the best.
That well have proved to stand the test.
Men's, Boys, CUildrens, of varied style.
That are not surpassed in any jule ;
Ladies Hats we have likewise.
That till beholders with surprise.
Carpet Bags, Trunks, and neat Valises,
At fair and usual market prices ;
Ladies Satchels, Umbrella neat.
That in this country ca' be beat.
Port-Monnaries, Gloves, rare and nice,
And at a very moderate price.
Why will you roam this world around.
When here the best of Goods are found ?
"VrE have been still a longtime, but have now
f T mads arrancemeuU to receive New Uoods
weekly throughout the season, so that we may
always be advised as to tbe lowest Market Prices,
and latest fashions in vogue.
We would ttyctiuliy eall the attention of the
Ladies to our New Stock of Uoods, which we
have selected especially fwr them, among which
are some entirely new olyles of
Sun Shades, Fancy ParasoU, Fine Linen
Cambric, Swiss Dotted Mastitis,
Plain India Muslins, Book,
Jaconet, and Nainsook
Muslins, Checked,
Corded, and fig
ured; Plain
and
Checked
Cambric, Ladies
Linen and Cambric
Ildkfs, French, Cambric,
and Muslin Collars, Lace, Mus
lin, and Cambric Ede and Insert
ing, Florence, Pearl, Braid, Open, Gossa
mer, and Plain Straw lionuiHs, lub
bons, Flowers, Tabs, (astonish
ingly beautiful,) Gloves,
and Hosiery, Dress
Trimmings.Prints,
DeBages,
Berage
Delaine, Be
rages, Lawns, Freiich
Muslins, Black, Fancy, &
Brocade Dress Silks, Silk,
Crape and Cashmere Shawls, Heavy
Cottons, Unbleached and Bleached Fine.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
To buy their Clothing now is the time,
But where's the place to buy it ?
I'm told it is at Walworth &; Wests
I think I'll go and try it.
Our neighbors don't begin to guess what we are
doing m this line, iiats, Caps,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
throughout. Ladies Kid aud Cloth Gaiters, aud
Jenny Lmd Boots.
W. 1. GOODS & GROCERIES
Flour. Salt, and Kails, Paints. Oils and Dve Stuffs
Crockerv, Glass und Hardware, Tin Ware, Stoves
and stove f ipe.
sVALL PAPERS.
We call particular attention to our stock of
French and American Paper Huncinirs. Velvet
and Gold, Marble, Wood Work, and Cornices
Flam and rigured Curtains, comprising the lar
gest aud best variety ever otVcred iu Northern
Vermont. Those wishing to decorate their Walls
with rich Hangings, neatlv aud cheaply, can do
so oy calling on us, as we can piease every lancy
and suit the most economical aim fastidious.
We tender our thanks to our frieuus and pat
rons for their liberal patronage heretofore. We
still remember you ver, kindly, shall be happy to
watt on you at anv time, wbelner to tne amount
of a cent or a hundred dollars.
WALWOnTd & WEST,
Coventry, June 9, 185. tf
War with Kansas.
A Great Chance for New Settlers!
NEBRASKA AS IT IS !
A H.
LEIGHTON, Tin and
Copper Smith
t.t would respectfullv inform
.1... ..
of Craftsbury and vicintty, that he has taken the
IIIB 1U11HUIU.I1LB
shop one door north ol tbe Orleans House, where
he will keep constantly on hand an assortment of
Stamped and llollow "Ware,
Parlor, Box and Cooking Stoves, slid all kinds ef
tin, copper, brass, and sheet iron ware on hand,
or manufactured to order
From the very Best Materials,
and at lower rates than can be bought at anv
other shop iu Northern Veruiout.
Cali and see. Orders from abroad promptly
attended to.
All kinds nf BARTER taken in exchange
for GOOD.
Crattsbury, Juno 10 24tf
FEEKCH& ROBINSON,
TAXERS AD CFItRSEICS,
Gujvek, Yt.
TV OL'LD say to their friends and patrons, that
they are now prepared to execute all order
for Tanning in manner tmturjmtttd by any firm
in Kaw England. Green Hides wanted in
exchange for CWi. Eemeniber tliat we pnv a
MTTut wore lor Hides and bkiua timu uug vudy
tit-
bole and t'pper Leather, and Calf Skins, of a
superior quality always on hand, aud for aale at
tne lowest market price. Zo ly
Old Books Deserve Good Binding.
POWELL & BAKU
TOULI reSpectfullT announce to tbccitixen
I of Orleans County that they have pur
cbased the well known
BOOK KIDEKV,
of S. B. Nichols, on Church bt., Burlington, where
tbey will be ready to answer all order in their
line of business. After having had long expert,
eix a in the business, tliey fed contiiiant that
tbey can do work in a style not urpaed this
aide of New York.
liLAMiL BOOKS
made to order snd Bound iu a style that cannot
be excelled la this section of tin cooutrv. BtU
Heads fcuied at abort notice, and all km U of
Baling done tn s manner that will not fad to iKiit
customer. All buxtnes entrusted tu our ear
will beaccornnhed and sent to any part of the
country by bwe or other conveyance.
It will be reti,eroierel that this etabiishnieut
ha a PAGING MACHINE, far
PAGING BLA.SK BOOKS
tin' onlv one in the 6uiU). NewauxLer and ail
ktnd of Printed Book bound , from tle iar get I
Bible dowa to a common 1'nnier, in
GUr AXD FAJTCY EDGES.)
B. B. KICHOXiS. the firmer proprietor, i
auihoriieed lo reoeiv ofer Utt tt, aud mii work !
orderefl by him will be promptly attended to. j
Burlington, Vi,, June to, -ii ly .
dooiis,
! tl ASH and Blind for sale L v
iO L M. McCLABIf.
TOU TEXNY&CO.
RAILROAD HALL. IUYMAKKET SQUARE,
BOSTON,
Have now in Stnrx, and wii! be coivtnl!v miv
i&g thrni;rhut the , fr.m ttwi principal
and b""t manufscturfr in Kneland and
Arafn,wrT dewriptwn f
W UJk. J.". JLl --
Desirnb'e ft furiM.h-.os Hteis Dwelling and
Ships, eml-rftcmg
Velvet Tapestry, Brussels Tapestry,
BRUSSELS.
TEREE-FIA W KIEDEHMINSTra.
Painted Carpel, liockir,rs )iattns. Rn?S Ac,
coropriiiii Iverv !nr ,m trw nt, d of
which will b soi l at the lowest market
price. t Ini3
MISS II. E. UA1.XS,
MtLI.INVK AND DRF.SS M AKFR Hovinf
procoivH the 1 Kh'w. and a clioio
selwtu) of MH.I.IXKKY tiOOl'S. inform It-
ladies oi IWirton Landing and ririnity, that !'
orticrser.!mf,t tnHr w?ii bp excutii tti a .V.'.4 7"
and HA TiM-'ACTVN i' manner. Kootns at J.
BarWu Landing, Maj' 13, Jtf
SNOW .S: T1I03IPS0X,
AVHOLKSALE AXU RETAIL
BAKERS AND f OXFECTIONEtS,
And dealer in ail kinds of Plain and Taney
Cake, !'ntrn., L-.' tVnin", Jellir, Ike ,
112, nearly opi'ite the li tMi, Church St.,
JiCHUMiTuSi, Vt.
Onlrn for Balls, Fairs, ttl:in? Partirs,
nd ottier parties. aAiouns, sum i i
and despatch. Catalopues ol our ruanulact urw
... r- t e - iTtl.l 1
it-iit free to all who wilt onh-r thetn
In eoniietion with our Bakery and Con fee-
tiouary bioiv. we have titled up it nasr ci.as j
ICE CHL.IM AXD HAT1SO SALOON,
Whom stnniftrrs and tmvuler will findatult1
hours of the day and evenine. choice variety of
cakes, pastries. Ice creams, and nnuiy oMici Uiiugi
nerved to tlietr t:uto. D. NoW,
H. TliOiil'aON.
BuniiiKlon, June a", lSSii 2fi ly
C. & P. E. Railroad.
THE Stockholders of the Connecticut and Pa
sumpaic liivers Kailnwd ConipMtiy are heie
bv notitiod that their annual meetii ft will be held
t tbe St. Johnttiury Uutue, in M- Juu.Lury, on
Thursday tho
T WENTTFO US Til DA Y of JUL 7
next, at five o'clock, P. JI.,tn thoof a,borl ol
Directors, and to take into consideration the li-
uidatmn of the bonds ot the coinpanv, anl also
to limiting the time allowing Stockbo.ilers to pre
fer their old stock.
E. OLEVLLAND, Clerk.
Coventry, Juue 21, tsott Man
LIBJ'RA TJOX SOTICE.
millS mv eertifv that 1 hsve this dav relin.
A qui.lieit to mv sou tiKOKUC W ASHItl KN,
his time duri t tlie rfmnuider of his minorin ,ni
shall claim none of In wages, nor pay any debts
of his contnictiug aliur un Uh'c.
I. I. w Ant'i;.v
Witness, lUviu Dcbiji,
Uk.nj. I'l'KIIWAY,
CiafUbury, June 23, lhii.
STATE OF VEHMOVI',
Ol'.I.LAXH Dl.NTKlCT, SS.
T a Probate Conrt holden at Irasbnruh, with-
I in and iur suid District on tbe ltjiU day of
June, A. D. lbuC, Forosina Ilodgkiu and A. w.
Aiinia, joint executrix aud executor nf tbe hut
Will and Testament of of JLUK UODliKIN.lata
of Westtitld, deceased, tiled in suid court their
petition in writing, setting forth that said deceas
ed died seized of certain real estate not diiie I
of by will, to wit : Lot number eight in the ninth
range, and lots number five and seven iu the
twelltn range ol lots in the town ol Jay. Also
one hundred and twenty acres ot lot number
sixty two in the first, and one hundred and twen
ty acres of lot number eight iu the second divis.
ion ot lots in the towu ot Westtiuld: and Hint it
is necessury to sell the same for ibe purpose of
paying tne debts and expenses o. udmiuisiniuuu
on sntil decedent s estate.
WUEKEUPON, it is ordered that all persons
interested in said estate be notified that said peti
tion will come under consideration at a Prolmte
Court to be holden at the Pmbtite Office in Inut
burgb, on the 83d day of July next, at I o'clock
P. M., thtt they may appear nt said tune and
place, and show cuii if any they may have why
the praver of the petitioners should not be grant
ed. It is further ordered that the Ibregoing ordor
be published in the Oi leans Independent Standard,
a paper pruned si lrastiurgti in this state, three
weokn successively, the last of which publications
shall be before the time set for hearing and decis
ion on said petition. vtiwd
M. CASPESTER. Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT,
Ont.tAss DisTKicr, aa.
A T a I'rnbnte Court, holden at the Probate
Sm- Olfice in Irasburgh, within mid fur said d
trict, on the 2:V, rinv of jime, A. I), lbaft:
AS INSTKl'MENT, iiiirportiiig to Ims the la-4
will and testament of JAPHF-T I'.i NHAM. Ute
of Derby in suiU district, deceased, being present
ed to the Court here bv Nutbnn S. lientinni, one
of the executors therein named, fur probate! It is
ordered by said Court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at a erioii of in d
Court to be boldeu at the li.n of .loncpb Uutns Sd ir.
Derbv, on the 'ilstdav of Juiv, lt5U, and shew
canse, if any they my have, aguinst the Probate
ot said vv ill j lor which purpose, It is lurtlier or
dered, that a cotiv of the record of this order be
published three weeks successive! v in the Orleans
Independent Standard, printed at Irasburgh, pre
vious to said time appointed fur Itearmg.
A true copy of record, 26w3
Attest, SI. CAKPEKTEK, Jude.
ALBANY IIOTJir,
BV DAVID IIEAIKDELE.
ALB ANT, VT.
Konnerly k-pt by II. H. Hol, is now oien for
uie accotuinieiuiioti ot ttie ptitdic 1-ly
JI. II. FttOST,
M'ornry and fouustiior tl Law end Solicitor
I. CIIASCEUV.
cuvtaruv, vi.
C. W. SCOTT, M. I).,
HcmaropaUiic rbyskiaa ciiil Surgroa,
IUA6141 ISt.tt, Vl.USKiNT.
OJlice over Wurt'.iingbiu't Store. lit
Mil. IIAItllLNGTON,
PEK2IAKSHIP AND STEJS0GHAPHY.
Post (.ifliie address, North Troy, Vt IlmT
LU.CAIU'KNTi;il,M.
llii'iiilIHI.
i'iiiti4. ad M i:oro.,
nKKitr rr.xTKF., vt.
Otl.ce at hi rtnlciice vu ljut Strwit. :t
ELISIIA JKXNJi
J3 XX US XI. 1 37 37' ,
DKRHT, -
XfMMOXX.
N. W. SCOTT,
At.4r ruti
Farmcri' Sotus! X'm Icuirsaet Uwms.
Gcuvna, t.
mr. k Mn.s. D. "i;"akkk7"
HYBBOPATHIC PHYSICIASS.
OuKit, Vr. Sfely
jo jin nrLiiAyx7iu)
iii.pt xv Mii iim,
wthr tiiAKj,tijr., vtestv.M.
mixJ Tltuin lek,
ff ormerly f i'te!ir, Vtl
ti XiitMosr fist-Li, - - Uo.fox.i
tr li. Wi.-L in &-iti'UiAi iib ii, jra'ttr -lir.'liutst
4 tMirrcv, rtinue to ie .J !
, wuu P. xmtsiumttBl a i' ,t, I ' I ji 1
MUSIC ST0HK,
xixjxijfiaNrGTOir.
L: S. RUST
UAS cmr.i'iptt .0rtra..Ill f m;0i II,,,.
.hai-.li, arM !( g.mis pmaliiing to faa
branch of btl:nM. A itirxr aMruneut f
j 11 4 NO roilTES
l from the roaiiufHeioriMnfOhickerinit, Wumlwaid
j & drown, and llrewufc Alien, whtn untrunwuu
j are wtil ktwiwn tn te superior tu uy other
i imtriatHcturoii in tins ct'uutry.
i?i:itAiiuns &, iir,i.onr.ox.s
i ' manufa'turt l.r Pi:iic& On., lUidnln. and Car-
twrt & N-eiiliat, N. Y., as. siies aud paUvno,
ry intrtiTiiiit wirr!itd.
IVmbie Basa XinU, VMipcellns Tenor Viol.
Violins. (iiutar, rint-. ClanoneU, haxhorns.
Hti'e rrmlxme, AiVtriru. ,Vc.
Itxhan, t.ernmii and English Strings, for Violn,
and tiuiUr. rtf th bt quality, hows, Finger
H-wpls, Tail I'ixp, IVtrs anrt' Itriiiges, Toning
ritrkm, Taninc llanimem. Pitch 1 nl, Clanont
Rw.1, letrnoon with ami without balls, Mimu.
Stand., ilutible n tiiKd Iintti, Chm Ur r'iul.
Blank Mimic Books and ilmiu I'upfr. Inslrao
Uon Book., and Scale lor every lu.trument.
s ii i: e t m i l c .
Mre than tf .OrtO piece rnw on hand, and
nrw piwM of Muic rwftived as soon as publiih
ed. tilrn It.xik aud Church Jiuaic llooks of ev
ery dci'rittM.
"Mr U. ill seli aii articles a low as thoe of th
swma ualitr can bo obtained in any citv, and
liirl dtwount m n1tolpbr and th'o.e hi
buy to nell nyiin. iimtehil lire liberal
ni;e he has thu tar received, he ill siare ia
etlwt to kip a omiiicta s,rtii'ut of ail arL-c!-
u.uwilv kei-t in a Sla.tr Sun. and by etm
!ant prrsonal attention to hi. bnsinaa. hone, tn
i see in l,i new and eoinmmiiuu atore, all of lit
i,S.I mix, nuu. ......
- - ......... ... -
Iurliii);ttm, April la, is&a 11.
THE PEOPLE'S ST01.K,
152
Clxviorola JSitroot.
rTMiL subscrilwni have just cifwnod new
1 rich SiK-k of UooUs wlucb tiiey
!.(
at
1
lc aiid Ilctail, comurisiuit
Hicb. Dress Sill;,
Barajjes.
Tissues,
Lawns,
Printa,
EelaiiiB,
Mohairs,
Alapaocas.
lorhbaiine,
Silk Warpa.
Cottons,
Shectirr;s,
GENTS llUMMUMi GOODS,
AND YANKEE MOTION'S.
JlerclmnU are renpectfu'ly ilinted to oiill aud
examine our lioorl..
IIOTCIIKI5.S & JF-LLWOis.
Burliugton, April 10, Iti4. lts-ly
" hjatTpom is me
Sir. A. "Go id moruiug. Sir B.. I wi,h to ).
your team tivdsv."
I u t ' .
ir. i uhiik i sicnmuiodate tuu
where do you wish to go with tl?"
Mr. A "I am going to laud Pond hi tmi). ;
Mr. C. told me yestenlay that he could s.iv fH
twenty-five per ceut. by purchiiiiuji hi noces.
ries there."
Mr. IJ. " Well. sir. I am verv u'.t -nu i,.l.t ....
I will go with yon, I alwavs biiy a year's stock
at a time."
TUE PliOrRlETOM OF Tllfc
PEOPLE'S ST0PE
rilAKE pleanre Iu saying that they bare m
A ceived a cull from both the above uitined gun
tlemon, and, that after supplying their every waut
we seni inein .wny refm-mir.
Our BUY QQODS DZPAltTMENT nn
seuts oue of the best, and most exleusiva aMirt.
uient ever ottered m this part of the Stale. Our
stock consists in part of
.ngiih, r rmich, and American Prints ;
tiiiichanis; Lyoueaej Thibet ; Alpaucas,
De (leges; De I-ames; all ttol do;
Illattk Silks, plain aud ligurd: Oilnrad do;
bliawis liny btale, Mk aud Cashnieiej
Muslins; Laces; kJjjiuirs; 1c, Ac
111 fact you enn call fur nothing in tin. line h.
what w ill be found here, and of a superior ouality
t inie KoriDief! Ol
I ndie Kid, Cent. Calf. Gniterand
JEi.W 1.1 ND ROOTS;
I. G001IS & GBOtEBIES,
vnn-MTrj , ia8 I1U HUTU WRrO,
Flour f Salt i
Nails; Dry aud Pickled Kih;
HmU; Cups; Boots; Shoes; all kinds of
Ready Made Clothing,
everyiiung else Wat tue wants uT Uiao le
quire.
Our lactliUea are sucli that we are rueeWing;
frum itoslon and New York.addaiouslo ourstock
eerj (Aij.and to one ami all we would any
" Otmt unit trt ue, and its will dti ou auvd t'
UOItAKT, ilOWAL'D i CliAMUl.KI.AI.N.
laland Pond. Vt , J-eb. 27, leliu. -tf.
Ati'RHi'LTLILlL
f II. EELLAM
"TV hand, and will keev
7 " ""r '.' denerip
t- -- Hon of Agricultural lui
piemetit. consiHtie. in
part, of Pli.w of variuu Patterns and uiao, yu :
Double Jlifhgun,
Faille, Six Sizti,
Martins. ,' Sizrt,
side urn, 2 sizts,
Wwllry's. 3 SiieSt
Sub-Suil,
j , , Llyid One. Jlurtc,
! r V.im .Vraiien, t orn Siitlluni, II:i v Cutlet's,
i:iil!ivstm. Churn, Cj.per Puriw, Walnut Ox
i Lows, Ili nl' l.rnn -ui ('; ,ver ieeil. Grind blone
lln.'icni?, bausngii Heat Cutters, Gnrdeii liuple
i Rsin. !t;.
j Any RrticV fni-ii.J,sil oh shrt notice, mid at
I low prir.e. Karrner liHiit our stork orer, lie I
i giv our nrtU l-n a fuir r.n.
I yitsburyb, Jan. 4, Jtii lly
AT Till: OLD STAND YKT!
VAILS tmn-if" of tii firftt iu if ti Or
futm.MTt timt It- may be fuml at bamf. rnkiv
to luruiL tin in wii'it tu rUt ic tiuljy cmi
ffT nt crtujfry atort nujjfigt vliich wo fuU
1SEADV .HAKE CXOrillfU.
of Intent stylet aii manufactnrw.
mnietir lxi;n jul) vnriety.
I.e Ir t,.Mh, mtit 'J ri.rviiiuifl.
hibbons, 1:k, l-.tobroi'ery, A'C.
tio, iio-ry, lefties' l,ilera and Siiee4
A full nwrtmait of Iry Crocerie, On, Hun;
ing I iuiu,
for Ior, Axe. Ury and l'i-kld Kih, Cre
ul ritie iil, le ttugart, MoIiumw. Ac.
Ainjt errv kii,J of proliw e rweived iuri
change lor G"Jod, Jd tmli Mtvt.ii refuted.
CASH I'AIO 1 OK I I Its.
1 bitnkful fur put utvor, a Cot,tmuu.e i i"
lieitrfl.
ImbitliU. Jn. lh, lwjif
j ftMlf. suiriiesr t oo bm,d and for ml a
j I !' rMti'y of aceiMut Leady Wd
Ct""hsn!. whir thf w.l! eU low a any one
i In it cauuiy. Alfi, a h,-i rat eseortwent in
' lry ;, Cror;te. I'uia aud laiicy Ire
Ouoiu. 4Ve.. Ve , mat tow.
ist.l;uK V. uli I HI.SiiTO.N, Jr. A CO
IftMhurgti, Jan. , nf
WM. II. 1L.ND,
i i: v v r v ii it 1 1 i .
Ii;am Li.'.n, Vi.
Altflitiy, I., Jua 30, 1M
A An( ' -if r. V,i I '; lattAoce
f'"r-r tt .