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HOW TO MEET A DUELIST,
A few years since, as a New England
eenlluman, whose name e ihall call
cera objects close at hand, and which
completed their confusion and despair.
r ! Lara stones were hurled through them
all, crushing whatever they fell npon.
Ha,, and crops which had not been
j destroyed by lire, sunk and disappeared
Brown, w:umssing aft-wdaye at a hotel neRh the ashes and stones, and the
in one of the western cities he hadthelyjj streams, stopped by these burners.
misfortune to unintentionally fond the -formed lakes, which breaking over the
susceptible honor of a tall Indiana colo- u,., soou proved a source of destruc
nel, who was one of his fellow boarders. tion
Hi apologies not being satisfactory, a J This laitcd some hours. About mid
challenge was sent him, which, however j n-t lne raging elements sank to rest ;
he declined, upon the ground of consci-1 but on tne following day about noon, they
eatious scruples. The Colonl, wno, by
the way, had won in two or three encoun
ters, quite a reputation as a duelist, at
once conceived the idea that his opponent
was a coward, and resolved to disgrace
him by flogging him in the face of all the
assembled wisdom of the house. Ac
cordingly, the next day, at dinner time,
in marched the duelist, armed with a for
midable cowhide, and advancing to Mr.
lrown' chair proceeded to dust his jack
et for him in the most approved style.
Brown was astonished. Luckily he had
lx;en a lieutenant of militia in his native
Mate, and knew the importance of incom
moding his enemy by a diversion. So,
seizing a gravy tureen he tossed thecon
teuts into the face of the belligerent Colo
nel, and before that hero could recover
lVoui the drowning sensation thus occa
ioueJ, he sprang upon the table and be-
again resumed their work of destruction
with renewed violence. In the mean
time the fall of ashes continued without
intermission, and was so thick on thi
day that the rays of the sua could not
penetrate through it, and an appaling
darkness prevailed.
Scarcely recovered in some degree
from their fright, the inhabitants of this
desolated part of Sangir were again dis
turbed by an eruption on the 17th March,
which destroyed many fields and a great
number of trees on the Tabukan side.
Siuce then the volcano has remained
quiet, the only symptom cf its working
has been the smoke rising up in all di
rections from cracks and fissures in the
ground.
On the other side of Kandhar, on the
extreme north part of the island, the ap
pearance of the devastation which has
1856! GOODS. 1856!
GOOD GOODS I
sew goods.
AXO SO CHEAP TOOSS!
A well filled Store I chanced to sec,
As I was passing Coven-tree,
I hied within, and toon
To view this Stock of Goods complete.
WE HAVE
Men's Coats and Pants of fabric rare,
Cravats and Stocks that'll makeyou stare,
Shirts and Collars, Neckties and eats,
nr vr v,.rt tvle the very best?
Our Moleskin Hats, in style most rare,
gun to shower upon him with a liberal j Deen caused, is, if possible, even more
hand the contents of the dishes around.
' You are an infernal "
- Coward," the Colonel was about to
MILKING MACHINE.
A machine that would milk cows easily
quickly and completely, if simplicity
in its operation and durable in its struc
ture, and at the same time not injurious
to the cows, would be a very popular
machine among tome-
Such a machine Mr. Kingman, of Do
ver, N. II, avers he has invented and is
n-ottlnir nntenterl. lie COmCS OUt With a
6"""o t
very clear description of it in the New
Fntrlnm? Farmer and savs it works 44 hrst
rate." He takes a calf for model and man
ufacturcs a machine calf, with four
. .t,,.:. ui
mouths, and sets mm to sucni.a , , f compare .
tutinz a pail for the calfs stomach but Reaver. Silk. Fur. in style the best,
we will let him tell his story as we find That well have proved to stand the test,
it in the New England Farmer:- Men.g Bovs Childrens, of varied style,
-In the first place, I take a large sized any pjk .
pail, either of tin or wood, and ht a cover Ljld;e3 iIa3 we have likewise,
so as to make it air tight ; then I construct That fill beholders with surprise.
1 1 . - , ....... f.f m as 1 a
a smau pump in suuue cuiuwui i , , .
J . r X -l Carpet Bags, Trunks, and neat alies,
as to exhaust the air from the pail. Ihe r ' , ,ark-t nr;ce. .
a, ,,u o.iv u"" r
nump made for my experiments (ana Tg.Aes Satchels. Umbrellas neat,
which is described in the application for That in this country can't be beat.
a patent; a par. , , Port-Mounaries, Gloves, rare and nice.
pail, and being thin, works rapidly and And &t ft moderftte price.
without friction, and does not wear so as -nv w;n vou roam this world around.
to leak. It is only necessary to produce When here the best of Goods are found?
a slight vacum, such as a calf might make
with his mouth. I then connect four J J made arrangements to receive New Goods
, . . , , . . , I weekly throughout Uie season, so tnat we may
rubber tubes, about eighteen inches long, alw!lv dvised as to the lowest Jlarket Prices,
with the top of the pail; and oajhe other ZX attention of the
pnd of these tubes, I fix a little cup of Ladies to our Sew Stock of Goods, which we
, . . . . have selected especially for them, among which
tin, glass or any other convenient maten- are entlreV new styles of
al, about two inches in diameter and gun Shades, Fancy Parasols, Fine Linen
frightful than what has taken place at
Tarund. For here, where formerly
there were seen extensive fields bearing
ay, but at that moment a plate of .au kinds of crops, and thickly planted
greens struck full upon his mouth, and enuless groves of cocoa nuts, we now
the woid was blockaded and lost forev- fin j nothin? but stones .lava, and ashes.
The liquid fire seems at this point to have
flowed from the mountain with irresisti
ble force and in prodigious quantity.
Not only has this fearful flood, as it were,
buried the whole district and all that was
upon it, but after having caused this de
struction over an extent of several miles,
it was still powerful enough, on reaching
the shore, to form two long tanjongs
(capes) at places where the depth of wa-
r.
" Ha '." cried the little New Englauder,
w hose blood waa now up, " fond of greens,
are you? Taks a potato, too;" and he
buried a telling volley of hard potatoes
lit him ; " excellent eggs here ; capital
things with calves' head ;" and crash came
a plate of soft boiled eggs, against the
side of Lis eranium.
The blows of the cowhide, which had
fiiflw.rti AtntrAtA itrmn flip "Yflnlrpp 4
, . .. I ter formerly consisted of many fathoms,
head and shoulders, now began to 111 1 ; ' 3
more weakly and mildly, and it became
evident that the assailant, half stunned,
choked, and partially blinded, was get
ting the wrst of it. Ilis courage was
fast oozing oul.
" Take a turkey," shouted Brown, as
a noble old gobler descended fairly upon
the Colonel's head, and bursting filled his
eyes with delicious looking stuffing ;
here's the fixings," he continued, as the
squash and jelly followed after.
By tui tinie the Colonel was irretriev
ably defeated, and as his merciless oppo
nent seized a large plum pudding, steam
ing hot, and holding it above his head
with both hands, seemed about to bury
him Deneath it, he quailed hi terror, and
throwing down his cowhide, turned about
und made a rush for tlit door.
The loss of life has been very great
It is estimated as follows in the under
mentioned districts : Taruna, men, wo
men, and children, 722 ; Kaudhar, men,
women, and children, 45 ; Tabukau, men,
women, children, 2,039; total, 2,806.
The greater number met their death
in the gardens. They fled in all direc
tions, but were overtaken and swallowed
tip by the fatal fire stream. Some tried
to save themselves in the trees, but were
either carried away with them, or killed
by the scorching heat. At Kalangan
and Tariang the houses were filled with
people who were stopped in their flight
by the lava streaming down on all sides,
and the streams of boiling water, and
who met their death under the burning
aches and the tumbling houses. Many
who had reached the shore and thought
three inches deep. Over the top of each
of these cups is drawn a cap of thin, flex
ible rubber, having a sack or mouth in
the centre, of sufficient size to receive the
end of the cow's teat, with a email hole
in the bottom for the milk to pass through.
The cap fits to the top the cup, air-tight,
by its own contraction, and also hangs
around the end of the teat, but by its flex
ibility permits a free flow of milk into the
cup through the rubber tube into the pail.
Having got the machine in readiness,
I slip each of the cow's teats into one of
the soft, flexeble sacks or mouths, which
can be done in an instant with the end of
the thumb the rubber clings around the
teats and holds the cups in place. I
then commence pumping slowly and
easily, and the milk flows in a large,
steady stream from each teat, through
the tube into the paiL The cow mean-
Cambric, Swiss Dotted Muslins,
Plain India Muslins, Book,
Jaconet, and Nainsook
Muslins, Checked,
Corded, aud fig
ured; Plain
and
Checked
Cambric, Ladies
Linen and Cambric
Hdkfs, French, Cambric,
and Muslin Collars, Lace, Mus
lin, and Cambric Edge and Insert
ing, Florence, Pearl, Braid, Open, Gossa
mer, and Plain btraw Bonnets, Kib
bons, Flowers, Tabs, (astonish
ingly beautiful,) Gloves,
and Hosiery, Dress
Trimmings,Prints,
DeBages,
Berage
Delaine, Be
rages, Lawns, French
Muslins, Black, Fancy, k
Brocade Dress Silks, Silk,
KNOWLEDGE
Vnr the Million!!
mnF Subscriber having once more ret"rn
rpHL kobKnm n purchased
ja. irom m viij " i
VERY EXTENSIVELY,
i, now prepared to tuml.h hi. old cuttomeia,
friends, and the public generally, with
f Mrerv Description.
ywwiwi w "" . .
(except thoe of an immoral nature,) at 6'""
reuacwuu p""- . ... . . , ,.u, .ncc
He confident tnat wuu m --,",,..
the bnsinew, and a clow application to the
same and an intimate acquaintance
Publishers, and always acting upon e principle
of the nimble sixpence, he .prepared to furn sh
Boor.9 ot every vaneiv, . nvm -
five, and some even fifty per cent less than can be
bought of any other man jn the tmted Mates.
Mostofthe $1,25 Books at $1,00, and many
for "5 cents. '
Among his assortment may be found most or tne
standard Histories and Poets,
and most of the new publications of the day,
uch as
THE 1VAK WITH KAHStAS,
The Escaped Xun ; Ten leart among
the Mail Hags; A. lour among me
Planters; Xine Tears among
the Convicts ; The Mirror
of the World; The
History of the
Great West;
The
Confessions
of an Attorney. Also
Dick's Works, and afresh
supply of Ilaywards Gazetteer,
Mrt. Stowe's Works, toqether with a
larae lot of Iieligious, Historical, Bio-
" .. . . . . n T f S ' N
graphical, Medical, iscfiooi, uiji,
Cliildreas, Blank and Mscel
laneous Works,
too numerous to mention, at prices that cannot
f.iU tn irivAAntire satisfaction.
He has also a large supply oi mines lku i
is 6ellmg at his usual extremely low prices, irum
twenty-hve cents to twelve aoiiars.
THE COTTAGE BIBLE,
at his former price, $4,75.
Ha would call Darticulor attention to nis assort
ment of Stationery which is now complete embra
cing Plain and Fancy Sote and Letter Paper from
5 to 25 cents ner auire. Envelopes irom i cents
per pack to 6 cents each, aud everything connec
ted wltn tne oiaiiouery iiue mfce tuitusijuuu
with the above.
it - . i. . . i. i i i .f
He WOU1U JUSL say limb HO uas n i'K? iu vi
School books on nanu wnicn no is prepwreu tu
pell at prices mat w:u ponutctiy oeiy au competi
tion'
He is also prepared to furnish materials tor
Drawing, such as the different kinds of Drawing
Paoer. Tube Oil Calen. Prepared Canvas, Brush
es, and ail articles required for Oil Paintings, at
the importers city prices.
Thankful for former favors, he hopes by an
upright course of dealing, and a careful exclu
sion of all works of a doubtful tendency, to mer
it and receive a good share ol public patronage.
. 1 1 ' .' t i ' n 1. 1. , nt'i-
Craftsbury, Vt., May 27, 1856. 22-tf.
SMITH
Mb. Editob We have just rcceiveed from Boston th, krg
, nfT-red in this Market. We give you delow a f . J? v
?hat iou and all other friends may know there u one place b OrlS
nZJu Mn be boueht at a fair value.
DULY G-OODS.
10 Linen M
7 to 9 Best yd. wide Sheeting,
12 1-2 to 15 " Fino
12 to 17 Blue Drill,
87 1-2 to 1,20 Gents Kid Gloves,
Best Fast color Prints,
Good - "
Am. & French Gingham,
Muslin and Lawns,
Blk. aud Flaid MiK,
VN
7, a innmnr Deba-rcs. 13 Ladies 1-rench Kids.
C " ' 30 to 40 Ladies and Genu IW
Paris Bcrages, Alp.ccas,
EmCrd Table Covers 140 Shawls,
7V
ij
t
ASH, a
Ready Made Olotning, 3Etmsti3C
Good Blk. Frock coaU, 7,00 Blk. Mole Hats, j v
G T SiL Coats, 4,00 to G 00 Fur and Wool Hat,
AH ",
Ins ! ( v J
v: In tlse
Pants. Ui ouiuuicr Aiuia,
Vests, SaL &. Fig. Silk, 1,2a to 4,w Xjojb Laps, j,
A hnntiful variety of New Bonnetts, French Lace, aud Straw, from ..
Summer Style of Kibbons, French and American Flowers.
Boots, Slioes Azxca. H.-u.ttors.
Thick and Kip Boots, 2,7a to a,00 lilies uaitcrs ,A
Mens French Call, a,uu ra o,w - "jiigouura,
Calf & Enameled Congress, 2,00 to 1,25 Misses Gaiters and rancy
Kin and Goat Brogans, 1,31 to l,W onoes, woiiuren ana mianu Si
Our StocK ot Jioots anu ouoes vej ... i"tuiij,
can't be beat. .
Groceries, jc-ttiixxs,
Everything from a Bbl. of Sugar to a Tallow Candle. Good fresh Te H
Good BoxKaisins, 14 cts. Linseed Oil, Jappan, White Lead, F. Tellt,
Red, Chrome Yellow, and Green.
HARDWARE, CiLASS AD CROCKERY WAHE,
A frrf:it variety of all kinds. Best White and 'Colored Tea Setts,!'.- iv!:
and everything to match equally low. Glass, Nails, Salt, Fish and Flour, Fa tV
loots oi an ivuius. .... ,Jtls(ri
We have given you above tne prices oi oniy a iew ot our uoou, but titt, t . mnkr
room prevents any more, l'lease give us an enriy can.
Albany, April 1st, 1856. HOVEY Jc S
1 s. Be sure and bring a purse full of Money.
X Pr..::
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Kcrffif. ty
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iu-'-iti4" .he
Crane and Cashmere Shawls. Heavy
time, is quietly chewing her cud, hardly Cottons, Unbleached and Bleached Fine.
knowing that anything is going on; so READY MADE CLOTHIAG.
perfectly is the teat sustained by the rub- To buy their Clothing now is the time,
ber sack, thafthe suction hardly effects But there's the place to buy it?
. x , . ... n. . I m told it is at V al worth & Wests
it at all, and there is no pulling, or flinch- j thjnk rn go &ad -L
ing, or squeezing in any direction. All 0ur neiphbore don,t to guess what we are
the while the milk is flowing at the rate do'fg in line. Hats, Caps,
of about two quarts per minute; at any GEST'S FURISHIKG GOOES,
rate, I have milked eight qu irts of milk I Jenny Lind Boots.
from my cow in four minutes, with a W. I. GOODS & GROCERIES,
44 Sinn fur llirt timlillttrr fVlnnpl 4lnn
r ,, ii- " i . tP ur i themselves safe, became a prey to the
fur the pudding, shouted Brown. "Pud-!. . ' r 3
,. ,, , , , .. ! furious waves, and many died through
iug, Lolonel, pudding, screamed all his j , . , 3
tV.tL.ur K,..l.,.3 .,. r i -o"-v
hiugbler. But the Colonel was too ter
rified to listen to their kind invitations'
mid did not cease running until he had
lucked himself into his room.
But although the Colonel escaped
from the plum pudding, he could not es
cape from the ridicule which the affair
occasioned. He subsequently challenged
four persons against whom his ire was
particularly excited, and they all con
sented to fight, but availing themselves
of the privilege of the challenged party,
selected pudding bags for their weapons.
At length, the unhappy duelist, finding no
one who was willing to shoot or be shot
at, was obliged to quit the State. Portfolio.
A SCENE OF HORROR.
One of the items of news by the Can
ala is, an awful earthquake in the Molu
c:i involving a loss of Kearly three thou
sand live3. A spectator writes to an F.n.
EXECUTION OP AMARAUDER,
All eye3 were fixed on the Khan, who,
in a voice of thunder, cried, "Take him
from his horse and tie him to its tail.
Then let him be dragged along till the
breath is out of his body. A crier will
accompany him will explain to the ar
my the cause of his punishment."
As soon as the Khan had done speak.
ing, the Tartar, without uttering a sound,
got off his horse, and calmly gave him
self up to the soldiei-8 who were to bind
him. But it so happened that there was
neither cord nor strap for that purpose.
Krim Girni, whose anger 6howed itself
in the swelling of the veins of the fore
head, ordered, to save tbie, that a bow
string should be used. He was told that
a bowstring would be too short.
" Well, then," cried he, stamping with
rage, " let the wretch put his head into
the bow, and let him be dragged off,"
The Tartar silently submitted to this
machine by no means perfect; because Floor, Salt, and Sails, Paints, Oils and Dye Staffs
, . c . , , , Crockery, Glass and Hardware, Tin Ware, Stoves
being the first and only one ever made anij St0yg pipe ' '
and got up only to experiment with, it
WALL PAPERS.
has suggested improvements which will e call particular attention to our stock of
ca r French and American Paper Hangings. V elvet
be embodied hereafter. I am entirely and Gold, Marble, Wood Work, and Cornices.
' Plain on.l IT;n,l Cn-t.n !..-
satisfied that a child or woman can milk pest and best variety ever offered in Xorrhern
with this machine with perfect ease, faster l?!?Tt n to dfcote heir Wa'ls
1 ' with rich Hangings, neatly and cheaply, can do
than four milkers, either men or women, so by calling on us, as we can please every fancy
... , , , anrt suit the most economical and fastidious.
can milk by band. We tender our thanks to our friends and pat
rons lor their liberal patronage heretofore. e
still remember youver . kindly, shall be happy to
wait on you at any time, whether to the amount
of a cent or a hundred dollars.
"VALWORTd & WEST.
Coventry, June tt, 1856. tf
But the chiefest recommendation of
the machine remains to be mentioned.
The common method of milking by hand
necesearily exposes the milk to more or
less dust, dripping from the hands, and
other kinds of filth, which often spoils its
taste, and always gives to one the idea
that he is swallowing a disagreeable a-
mount of unmentionable materials. Even
the best aud most careful milkers cannot
JH LOCKE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VEKMOXT.
OKLEASSD1SIBICT, SS.
A T a Probate Court holden at Irnsburgh, within
. and for raid District, on the 25th dav nf iiit
A. D. U56, -William L. Locke. Executor of tl,
last will and testament of John Locke, late of
A lh. A 1 .J : - 1 ii . . .
uCT-cnacu, in sam ourt nis petition
in writing settine forth that the ret pstto nr
avoid getting somethins into the pail that aefeasa so situated that it is depreciating in
00 c value: that iu! of cart nf , k.i
... 1 t . f ' . avu ..MIL. IB
snouia not go tliere; this is proved by necessary for the preservation of the same; and
thp nniwKDl mitnm r,f au auvaniage to me neiratoaaid
- v ujivui vi I ii uiuiiiiL usita
immediately after milking, in all cases. ereof may be put upon interest; and praying for
glUh paper:
" The glowing j orQer' A trooper mounted his horse, and
lava streamed downwards with irresisti
ble force in diffeeejit directions, bearing
with it whatever it encountered on its de
structive course, and causing the sea to
boil wherever they came in contact.
The hot springs opened up and cast out
a flood of boiling water, which destroyed
and carried away what the fire had spared.
The sea, obedient to an unusual imDube
lashed the rocks with frightful violence
dashed upon the bhore and heaved itself
with a wild haste against the land, as if
it drove to overmaster the fire stream.
This frightful picture of destruction,
the horror of which was increased by
the shrinks of man and beast, the wild
roaring of the tempest, and the crashing
of thousands of trwes torn up and carried
away, was followed, about an hour later
by peals of thunder which shook the
ground and deafened the ear. A black
column of stone and ashes then shot up
from the mountain to an immense height
and fell illumined by the glare of the
lava, hke a shower of fire upon tha ,,r.
rounding country below, producing dark
ness that, only now and then nlowenta
tilv biokcu bv lht fl wl.oa c is i . .
-"- "- vi uxutoinc
v a to iatcn: that P?0ph could not d''
the wretched man allowed himself to be
dragged along the road without making
any -resistance. But as he was unable
to keep up with the trot of the horse, he
fell to the ground, and thus freed his aeck
from the yoke which had confined him!
The Khan perceived this new difficulty,
foaming with rage. He paused a moment,
and bit his lip, then with a fearful laugh,
exclaimed,
"Let the criminal again put his head
through the bow, and held on with both
hands until he dies."
The Tartar now understood that he
wa to be his own executioner, and eave
a most astonishing proof of perfect sub
mission to his sovereign's commands.
Crossing his hands firmly on his breast,
he held the bow in which he had placed
h'u head, and was again fastened to the
horse's tail The horseman started at
full gallop, and intelligence was soon
brought that the Tartar, who had not even
in the moment of death changed his po:
tur, had besn dashed to pieces against
rock.
6T Hear one side, and you will be in
i "io oars ; near Lota sides, and all Trill
clear.
estate to sell a part of the real estate that the avals
ereot may be put upon interest; and praying foi
ense to sell tne whole of the real estate of de
by said Court, that pub
September J858, that they may be heard in lha
matter and show cause why license should not be
granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successively in the Orleans Independent Standard
a newspaper printed at Irasburgh in ibis State, the
last 3l which publications shall be before the day
assigned for bearing as aforesaid: Given under
my band at the Probate Office iu Irasburnh. this
2Sth day of August, A D. 1856.
35- M. CAKPENTEB, Judge.
and by whomsoever it may have been eeaed, except the home farm, socalled in Albany.
! j t. . . - ... .. Therefore it is ordered by said Court, that nub.
UJUB.CU. iui straining will not tafce out licition be given to all person. concerned therein
the drippings from the hands of careless. ?PT m bfor?.s?id Court at a session thereof,
uucras, to be held at said Irasburgh, on the 17tli day of
nuuy milkers ; ana tne result is, a very
general complaint among customers, of
the bad taste of milk, too often attributed
to the adulteration or dishonesty of milk
men.
This machine, however, entirely obvi
ates this unpleaseut difficulty. The milk
is drawn directly from the udder into a
covered air-tight pail, where no dust or
drippings or filth can fall itself, or be
thrown by carelessness. The Irish girls
cannot dip their hands into the pail to
moisten the teats, as is their common
practice, nor can the cow step into the
pail, or kick it over, so as to spill the milk.
In short, I think the milking machine
will be a great labor-saving improvement
for the agricultural community, and a
genuine eomfort to both the cows and
the consumers.
SAMUEL B. KICII0LS,
Premium Paged Blank Book Manufacturer,
Paper Warehouse, Jobber and retail dealer in
School Classical and MiscellanecHS Books,
Stationery and Artists' Materials,
Xo. 148 Church "Street, nearly opposite A. C.
Snenr's Druz Store. Burlington, Vu
I WOULD inform my friends aud the public
generally that I have removed my Store and
Bindery to So. 146 Church Street, nearly opposite
A. C. Spear's Drug Store, where I shad be found
atter this date.
8LAXK BOOKS.
The attention of buyers is in vited to my assort
ment of Paged Blank Books. A large assortment
always on hand made by experienced workmen,
and warranted equal to any City work. Partic
ular attention paid to making Blank Books for
Banks, Insurance Omces, Manufacturing Compa
nies, Bail Eoad Corporations, &c.
FAPEIt.
A complete assortment of Writing and Wrap
ping Papers always kept on hand, consisting ot
super Uoyal, imperial, Demy and r lat Caps ot all
qualities. Cap, Letter, Batu Post, Billet and Jote
Paper-i-Hard ware, Manilla, Rag, Straw and other
Wrapping Papers. This stock 1 buy directly from
the Manufacturers for Cash and can and will sell
on the same terms as New York and Boston Job
bing Houses.
STATIONERY & ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
A large variety of this class of goods which
have been selected with great care lor this mar
ket, and the prices cannot fail to. satisfy the
closest buyers. School, C'assical and Miscella- I
neons Books. Special arrangements with the
leading publishers render my facilities for fur
nishing this stock equal to any house in the Uni
ted States.
A NEW FEATURE. Owing to the largely in
creasing demand for
PEOGBESSIVE & SPIRITUAL BOOKS,
In this section, a large assortment of Liiieral
and Progressive Books will be found on our shelves
among wtich are all Standard Works on Unita
nanism, Universalism, Liberalism, Spiritualism,
Acc. All the publications of the American Uni
tnrian Association and Partridge & Brittan, the
Works of Channing, Theodore Parker, Sweden
boig, A. J. Davis, Edmonds, &c. Subscriptions
received for the Spiritual Telegraph, New Eng
land Spiritualist, Tiffany's Monthly, &c. I am
Agent for Mrs. Metler's ce'ebrated Clairvoyant
Medicines and stone s Aiesmerio ierve Liniment.
A supply always on hand.
BOOK BIXDI2VG.
I continue to Bind Music Books, Magazines,
etc., in every style oi Binding on short notice at
the lowest rates.
1 would return thanks to my friends and the
public for the liberal patronage heretofore exten
ded, and will only add that my nrir.es will as
heretofore be as Cheap as the Cheapest, and pur-
tinnrin lire uivueu u examine siock ana prices.
All orders by Mail, Express, or otherwise, will
receive prompt attention. Terms, Cash on De
livery. bAMUEL B. NICHOLS.
No. 146 Church Street, Burlington, April 1, 1S56.
War with England! 1
rilHE Subscriber has opened a Shop near thr.
JL Saw Mill belonging to the estate of the late
Wm. W. Little, formerly occupied by C. B. Kent,
where he is manufacturing of the
VERY BEST MATERIALS
Carriages and Sleighs that cannot be beat
Persons wishing to purchase will find it for their
interest to call and examine his work and
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES,
before purchasing elsewhere. He will always be
found at his Shop ever ready to do
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING,
with neatness and dispatch. COFFINS made to
order, and in fact all kinds of Wood Work done
at short notice, and at much less prices than the
people in this County hava Deen in tne iinuii oi
paying
Irasburgh, March 19, 1856.
HENRY FERRIS.
12m6
C. C. Kellam,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
IRASBCKGn, VERMONT.
KEEPS constantly on hand and for sale a full
supply of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, aud
Dye Stufl's, Trus ses, fcdominal
Supporters and Shoulder Braces, Fancy and Toi
let Artictles, Cloth, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid, Golden
Gloss, and Lyons' Kathairon for the Hair, Hur-
nson s, Lewis' and tlutcinns' nair uyes,
Stationery of all kinds, Plain and
Fancy Colored Note and Letter Paper. Harri
son's Celebrated Columbian Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps and Flavoring Ex
tracts. Also, agent for all Popular Patent Medi
cines oi the day.
Irasburgh, January 4, 1856 ltf
C3" An unstable man, who does not
know which way to take or how to act, is
a one who u fears ghosts at the front
door, and thieves at the back."
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLKASS COCliTX Ett.
At a Probate Court holden at Irasburgh, within
and for said dis'rict, on the 16th day of August,
1856, HENRY CUTLER, admininistrator of the
estate of Ralph P. Skinner late of Barton,deceaed
intestate filed said Court his petition in writing
setting forth that the personal property belonging'
to said estate is insufficient for the payment of the
debts, and charges of Administration thereon, and
praying lor license tosell a portion of the real estate
for that purpose, being the easterlvpart of lots
No. 157 and 180 in the town of Irasburgh. con
taining 110 acres more or less togetherwitb the
pnvyeges and appurtenances thereto belonging.
W hereUDOn it is ordered thr nil
ested in said estate be notified, that they may ap
pear before the Probate Court at a session thereof
to be holden at the Probate office in Irasburgh
on the 16th day of September next, and show
cause if any they may have, why the authority
pra.) ed for should not be granted ; for which pur
pose it is ordered that a couv of thi rrH
published in the Orleans Independent Standard a
paper printed at Irasburgh three weeks success
ively the last of which publication shall be before
the day set for hearing.
wven uuuermy hand, at Irasburgh, this 18th
day of August, 1856.
34- M. CAfiPFKTF t..j
' fuyjjs.
C2T To spend too much time in studies
is sloth ; to use them too much for orna
ment isaffectation ; and to make judg
ment wholly by their rules is the humor
of a scholar.
CiT He who labors with the mind gov
erns others ; he who labors with the body
is governed by others.
C3" The actions of a man tell of what
j kind ht is, as do th fruits of a tree.
Old Jiooks Deserve Good Binding.
POWELL & BARK
WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens
of Orleans County that they have pur-
viuucu luo weu &uuwn
BOOK BIXDEHV.
of S. B. Nichols, on Church St., Burlington, where
they will be ready to answer all orders in their
line of business. After having had long experi
ence in the business, they feel confident that
tney can do work m a style not surpassed this
siueui abs xorn.
BLAMt BOOKS
made to order snd Bound in a style that cannot
be excelled in this section of the eonntrv. Rill
Heads Kuied at short notice, and all kinds of
Ruling done in a manner that will not fail to suit
customers. All business entrusted to our care
will be accomplished and sent to any part of the
country by Stage or other conveyance.
It will be remembered that this establishment
nas a JTAUIINU MACHINE, for
PAGING BLANK BOOKS,
the only one in the State. KewaDaner and all
kinds of Printed Books bound, from the largest
- u w n uviijiuuu r rimer, in
GUT AND FANCY MARBLE EDGES,
8. B. NICHOLS, the former proprietor, it
auLuuuicu uj receive orders lor us, and all work
oroerea oy mm will be promptly attended to.
Burlington, Vt, June 10, 1858. 2S ly
STATE OF VEKJieST)
Okleass District, sa. .
TS Probate Court, holden at Irasbtugh, within
-- nd fur said district, on the 27th day of Aug
H()t?fcfv:, A-l-W- AXN1S Jnd tBOSIj?A
if ' , f"" '"tament of Jerre Uodgkin, lata of
w estneld, in said district, deceased, preseut their"
u , - cconni ior settlement:
w bereunon.it is ordered, that the same be re.
fcrred tohe iSth day of October next, at the
rrobate Office in Irasburgh. in said di.trict. for
examination and .Howance, and all concerned be
not-ned thereof, by publication of this order in the
JJneans Independent Standard, printed at Iras
burgh three meU successively, a soon a may
be, that they msy appear, if they tee cause, at
.aid time and place, and obieet thereto.
M. C'AKPF.NIEB, Jud;c
NEW FIRM!
rilHE Subscribers having purchased the Stock
A f SAM'L CHAMBEEXiLN & BON,
and leased the shop recently oecupied by them,
would inform the public that they have now on
hand and will keep constantly a good assortment
COOK.PA R LOR & BOX STOVES
Stove Pip,, Tin, Copper, and Japanned Ware,
Wooden Ware, Hollow Ware, Pumps, Oven Ar-
cues, ana Asa Mouths, fcc, &caU ol which will
be sold at low prices.
All kinds of Job Work in their line done in a
wmiuuuiiKe manner, at reasonable rates.
,. . CHAMBE BL1N iCo.
Lartoo V illagej May 1st, ISM lbme
MIL & MRS. D. BAKER,
HYDROPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
Ctovra, Vr.-2"1y
illSI
ft Iu i I'ih i .j
I (-.:
':vr!
rlHIS article has been tested
M. by the best judges, and pro
nounced superior to anything of
tne Kind in tne market, it not
ouly gives a clear polish to the
linen, but obviates many diffi
culties to which laundresses are
subject. It prevents the starch
1 from sticking to the iron, and
irrficauses the linen to return its
stiffness. Another important advantape is, that
by using the Polish articles can be starched in ei
ttier cold or boiled starch, and iron immediately
without the unfavorable results which usually
follow by the ordinary manner. Trice only 25
cents, iu large bottles.
frepared by 1). TAYLOK, Jr., 10, Broad St.,
Boston, and sold by DruRciats and Grocers gen
erally.
J. M. Henry. Vaterburv. General Azent for
Vermont and Canada Kast l-lv-
For sale by C. C. Kcllatn. Drueeist. Irasburirh.
Vermont
BACH'S
American Compon" "3
rjlHK subscribers would respeufajt t oiver.'rti'
A attention of the People of Vemt i.iV... '."
Claims of if .g. r
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOVS" ;
As one of the best preparation Won-, " - -
for the relief and cure of the folluwinjcsc COM '.
Bronchitis, Ministers' Sort Thnt '
omel. Nursing and I 'Iceratti : g , 's (
Mouths.Sore NippleSjilercutii u. .
Fever Sores, Scrofula, Ulcere " '-, j '
the Lungs and Stomach, all S V :
Complaints, female Wtabua .'.' r. .-. i
regularities, Fluor Albtis,(or T4 .'j y
Coughs arising from an L- r .-. o t' i ir
Throat, Piles, Weak Sim fV1"; ;
fact, in any case of Xwu'wi:
WF.AKXF.SS, INFLAMMATION, nit A: Vt-&x:
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY a oVv tli',
In the city of Auburn, where this vu.
prepared, and the Proprietors reside, I
of tne most reliable and respectabi jt
efficacy have been furnished in in an r lk-i'vy, .
voluntary promptings ef those whoian.
lieved arid cured of long standing ai a
aggravated affections of the jch as
from a grateful desire to spread id btc
and promote the good of others wtoiar; 4 Tal'in
Unrly afflicted. ' V n.1 t
Its influence has been pecnlinrir tasp y f t" An;
cases of Bronchial and Tint ifvtm I ICK, rt" i
slight to Chronic InfitmnuUium tni ('.i-tate of V
Also in some very marked casesof Fenn' wU:v, s
nessand Irregularities, ard mjnr u!k "'rii1" '
plaints enumerated above. ud tlamtui
We have also some stromr rases o this J (rri.'ij.ir,
ter in our own State, it which it h.f itn"' ';i 1
witli vondtrfid swceit,imvx veri K'O'is
many other remedies havetad'toaiTuri-e'r a
Its ingredients, among wViic'a ' a con i'k, i du
fluid extract of ' "'''
"BEECH DliOPS," OR "CACV.tl'ih d-:..
and composition are such as to ren.leritKl-",i!,t ''
ly safe and harmless, reqnirins; tlieeintu 1,1 warl,
special care in regard to the haliiu ut a,rt.i.ui us
y,idual, beyond that ordinarily nwenorr. as "toy"
From a personal knowlelge of thaa6','"',;!it
not hesitate to say to all who are ttBT -tr !
dieted with Bodily Weakness, Debit; .LL.'arJftJ
uuition, Impure or Slueci-h Blood.tbit , uerii
BACH'S AMERICAN C0il?un: ."J tn. l!;'
t rpvmmpnrlBrl in ttiA trnni.pAl w.-i'" wlle 11
""v .r: .. .. . .tiin-rf it...
tiuu. ..ju i a, Mutm , .
Wholesale Agent for the Stato M'Vr'" ' " 1
. l -ii I i.i , u . Ilir,c
tliattl.f
GREAT CURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA!
DR. J. S. IIOUGHTOVS
PEPSIN ! !
I1HE TBL'E DIGESTIVE FLUID. OR.GAS-
A TRIC JUICE, orenared from RENNET, or
the fourth STOMACH OF THE OX, after direc
tions of BAUON LIEBIG, the great Physiological
C,amiB, K.. I C UAITnOTAV t , in -i j.,
viiuiio u. c. uuuuuivj, .ii . JJ., fuiiaucl'
phia. Pa.
This is Nature's own Remedy for an unhealthy
Stomach. No art of man can eaual its curative
powers. It contains no Alcohol. Bitters. Acids.
or Nauseous Drugs. It is extremely agreeable to
the taste, and may be taken by the most feeble
patients who cannot eat a water cracker without
acute distress. Beware of DRUGGED IMITA
TIONS. Pepsin is NOT A DRUG.
Call on the Agent, and get Descrintive Circn.
lar, gratis, givinga large amount of SCIENTIFIC
r.v lUtSLt,, from Liebig's Animal Chemistry;
Dr. Combe's Physiology of Diirestion : Dr. Per-
iraon rood aud Diet: Dr. John W. Draper, of
wow i or university; rroi. uunclison'a r-hvsi.
1 -. u e c:n: r . . . '.
, inn. niuiuw,ni iaie college: ur. ir-
penier s 1'hysioiogy: Sid, together with reports
of CURES from all parts of the United States.
tty Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
icines, fnce, Uisfc 11ULLAK per bottle.
Sold by Cha. C. Kellam, Irasburgh.
" T. C. Butlek, Derby Line.
" J. S. Weeks, Danville. I2i-Jy
FIRST GUN FOR FREMONT !
AH. LEIGHTON, Tin and Copper Smith,
would respectfully inform tha inl.Kiit.
of Craftsbury and vicinity, that he has taken the
uuu uns uoor nortn ot tiie i i Mni ru.
he will keep constantly on hand an assortment of
Stamped and Hollow Ware.
Parlor, Box and Cooking Stoves, and all km.!. r
uu, copper, onus, and sheet iron war . h.nrf
U. m.nnrantnl I
From1 the very Best Materials.
and at lower rates than can ba hnnxht . ....
other shop in Northern Vermont
call and see. Orders from abroad proroDtlv
attended to.
fii.cLBAUTER in ch
Lmftsbury, June 10 24 tf
FOR KANSAS.
TEXAIIUOEYWANTF.D. All
iVA those desirous of making Donations to th.
ermont Company for Kansas, run H . v. "
milting the iuiii u tiia subscriljer, at Irasburgh
who u. appoiuted Ageut for uid Company 8 '
C. W, SCO TT,
To whom all orders should be s-idrM.
TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHEB DD-,tl'mw' a"
' A CARD.
For the convenience of DruzjisU u STJ
uals now using this Medicine in tfaeSx
mont, a constant supply will be kept :r3
of our State Agent, FRED. E. SMHS ' "
aoplications or orders will be promDtlji j, '
P. V. R. COVENTRY 4 CO . Prar;;;--
S3 Genesee St., iakin;-
CERTIFICATES.
Important firom Dr. E. W. Sabii benefk-
Rochester. N.Y. Hr
n..m!rli''uitl
This may certify that I hare male ir.'"f-6
"Bach'b America!! Compolsk'' """'f
severe Bronchial Afftciton, and s tot " ( "
trruauua vi in mucus coal or uuawmc , f
OV U1B UBO Ol LWO OOllieS Ol V". fc-tH
it is thought a Dennanen' cure wm . .
have seen its wonderful effec uH' y,.-, , .
of Scroula Contumption, where the P- '
tiiougni to oe Deyond cure aner u', ropr r i
ties of the Americu Compord'1j,.x.r j
have seen of Uie'effectoftho1", ,
certainly recommend it ni.ul. jAim? t!-.o
above named. E. 5
Subu7n7s. Y.JaM " ', ..
.1,. ..j.i.,n.H h.vereceitfJ luhe- t
U for preparing " BAca'a An bhica" 0 . t
and ai far as we have tested it, cat.
iu general use a a tonic and aiKnu.
tO RltMOVB VITIATED IILHOKS ow . . .
and peculiarly adapted to Femsle.1 ?7e he
Leucorrh..-( WhiVes.) ...d "JJZ"XZtX,
stitutions are enfeebled from IJT. -a
LANS1NGH BKIW i
A.O.TABFJr,)t tt.-4
Hon.D L DODGE, of Aubur. iii.i
the most accomplished Physician ' ,f,f'7
of onr country, after giving th !f '''t
sonal observation, says: j .
..j. fi i '. . ... lit an
tntcatt. ' ;
All the genuine medicine lea &
. V. K. COVENTRY & CO, a" ,u
GO"
P.
wrapper.
Principal OfCce and Depot, n
AfBliHK, a.-j,
N. W. SCOTT,
Aoest roa
Farmer.' Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
- Cwve., Vx. r 1
Bach's Family Becipe Book h"1.' "TTT
of all Agents vou will them "'." ?
tea recorded and you are iovitea . i t
cats with any whose certifioats t" jj. feljU
order to prove them genuine. jj,
! 6
it..-- tirt
. . .trial'- r
l-urn v .flTH. General Ai""" ws H
of Vermont. . . I-ja)AMf,i
For aal. by C C. ZWZ J
. WANTED! I
A SxAET young
IU Crociery. aod oodrt .
mouce by the-' l.t of .Pw- ft- '
best wages will be paid- f'Zrf. - W, , J
tnouire of S. DAGOETT, ttTnU-
Warrea, E. I, July is,l
MISS H. EJIT.
1LL1NEK AND
ladies of Barton '"1,' t K
and GAiiarai''
1 1 00 000 C1 ty Single f..h
; I'v.'AU Valwoim H k WEST
rATTWi- .vlJ If--1"
Barton Landm;. Mr 1