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Farming in Canada.
You may think It strange, but I
question i f the best farmers i n
America aro not to be found in Up
per Canada. They beat us in rais
ing wheat ; their barley is certainly
superior to ours in quality, and I
.think the same is true of oats. In
the cultivation of root crops we are
nowhere. Don't get angry. We
beat them in corn and in all crops
which partake rather of a commer
cial than a strictly agricultural char
acter. Wo are willing to raise
small crops if we can get largo prof
its, whilo a Canadian farmer, par
taking largely of the Scotch and Eng
lish conservative character, contin
ues on in the even tenor of his way.
He ia not so constantly looking for
some easier method of earning a liv
ing. Ho is a farmer, and his father
was a farmer before him, and ho in
tends to livo and dio a farmer. If
the midge destroys h i s wheat, he
does not, as we did in this section,
propose to turn the whole country
into one grand apple and pear or
chard. Ho looks out for some vari
ety that will ripen sufficiently early
to escape the ravages of the insect.
I have often remarked that where
a new kind of wheat was alluded to
ia the Gcncsce Farmer it attracts ten
times more notice in Canada than
in this section. A few years ago I
induced some gentlemen to contrib
ute a few hundred dollars to get up a
wheat show. We offered large pre
miums and managed by personal per
suasion to induce a few farmers to
show their wheat. The affair was
essentially a failure Had it been a
big pumpkin show it would have
been a grand success. The entries
of wheat at the Provincial show are
three times more numerous than at
our own State Fair, even when held
in'tlic center of the wheat-growing
districts, and the number of people
which crowded around the samples,
shows the interest which is felt in
the matter. The Dichl wheat, ad
vertised in the Farmer last month,
at once attracted the notice of the
Canadian fanners, and one of their
agricultural societies sent a delega
tion to Judiato inquire into its mer
its. They were so pleased with it
that they purchased eight hundred
bushels for seed. Such enterprise
is commendable. No wonder they
beat us raising wheat.
This Dichl wheat resembles the
Soulcs, and I should not be surpris
ed if it turns out to bo the same.
Its chief merit is its carliness, and
it is probable that this quality is
due to the fact that it has been grow
ing for several years in a more south
e r n latitude. There can be no
doubt that, so far as earliness is con
cerned, we should get our seed from
a southern rather than a northern
latitude, and I have no doubt should
this Dichl wheat prove to be the
Soulcs, it would ripen earlier for
two or three years than the Soule?,
grown from seed raised here. Gen
esee Farmer.
How to Make Currant Wine.
Press the juice from the currants,and
to every quart of it, add four pouuds
of sugar, and three quarts of water
which it previously turned over the
pressed currants, will add to the
strength of the wine. Put into a keg
which should be full, and some of the
i . mi :l - . A.,l.n V
wine Kepi 10 mi u us ii uiouu.
After it has ceased working it should
be bunged up, aud not disturbed for
six months, at least, when it may be
drawn off and bottled, or put into a
clean keg. It is better when a year
or two old, than when first drawn.
The samo recipe we have used for
Elderberry Wine, omitting one
pound of sugar to the gallon, and al
bo for grapes with great success.
The Elderberry was called when
three years old not inferior to port,
and the grape wine was as clear and
sparkling as champagne. Working
Farmer.
Reconstruction. In many parts of
the South thero appears to be a
remarkable energy displayed in the
. "reconstruction" of their commercial
relations. This is particularly ev
identin repairing the railroads which
were so broken up in the war. The
readiness with which contracts have
been made for material and labor,
shows that the credit of the railroad
companies is good, and that full re
liance is placed in their ability to
maintain a profitable business. In
other departments a similar activity
is observed, and many of those, who,
under the old system, have regarded
labor as dishonorable, and laziness
as the fundamental characteristic of
a gentleman, seem to be animated by
the spirit of the Richmond F. F. V.,
who made tho awful threat, that he
would have somo money if ho was
driven to work for it Let this spir-
- it prevail and the South will have
reason to be thankful that slavery is
abolished. Winchester Journal.
It i3 reported that Alexander II.
Stevens, late Vice President of the
" Confederacy, is in lavor of equal suf-
frao-e ho would allow negroes to
vote who aro qualified by the educa
tional test. It would be a good thing
to send him as a missionary to Oon-ecticut.
Receipts for the Standard
rOH THS WEEK BNDINO 0CTOBE 13, 1865.
A. L. BIckford, Chelsea,
J. M. Hancock, Coventry,
8. E. Hitchcock, Wcstfleld,
H. A. Halieng, Albany,
3. T. Bowler, Barton,
C. II. Chamberlln, Bnrre,
W. G. Dow, "
93,00
1,25
2,25'
2,00
2,00
2,50
3,00
YtlllSUEItSt AVIIISKntS 1
Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches ? Our
Grecian Compound will force them to grow on
the smoothest faces or chin, or hair on bald
heads, in Six Weeks. Price $1,003 packages
for $"2,00. Sent by mail anywhere, closely
sealed, on receipt of price.
Address, WARNER & CO., Box 138, Brook
lyn, N. Y. 16fl
rniE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET OR
1 OANS, forty different styles, adapted to sa
cred and secular music, for H0 to WO each.
Thirty-Five GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or
other'first premiums awarded them. Illustrated
catalogues free. Address, Mason & Hamlin,
Boston, or Mason Brothers, New York.
MARRIED.
In Westflcld, October 1, by Rev. A. A. Smith,
Capt. Henry D. Chamberlinand Miss Emma S.
Chase, both of Jay.
In Glover, Sept. 29, by Rev. N. W. Scoti, Mr.
Rutty Lewis and Miss Jcuctte G. Telfer, boih
of Glover.
In Irasburgh, Oct. 6th, by Rev. Tbos. Baync,
Mr. Nathaniel H. Stiles and Miss iuiimj o.
Paine, all of Irasburgh.
In Irasburgh, Oct. 6tb, by Wm. 8. Flint, Esq.,
Mr. Royal Milesof Albany.andMissEIiza Bad
ger of Irasburgh.
DIED.
In Westfield, from tho infirmities of age, Capt.
Jairus Stebbins, aged 83. He died Oct. 4th.
In South Troy. Aug. 5th, Morrill E., only son
ot Daniel and Susan Kelsey, aged 21 years and
nine months.
Boston UVItvrli-ot.
(Corrected xcetkly from tht X. E. Farmer.)
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Wednkspat, October, 4, 1865.
FLOUR AND MEAL.
Extra brandt, 10,00 a 14.00
choice extra, U.HO a 16.00
Western, super.. 7,50 a 8,00
com. extras, 8,00 a 9,5
medium do. 0,00 a 10,00
choke do. 10,50 a 12,00
GRAIN.
Corn, Southern yellow, pcrbu.,
Western mixed,
Wheat, western,
live,
Oats,
HOPS.
First sort, 1864,
a
a
1,60 a 2,50
1,00 a 1,10
,59 a ,65
35 a 45
12.00 a 15,00
10,00 a 16,00
42,00 a 46,00
34,00 a 35,90
33,00 a 34,60
25,00 a 26,00
26 a 27
25 a 26
a
a
10 a 13
13 a 15
5,00 a 8.00
Becf--mess western,
Eastern,
Pork -clear,
Mess, liest,
do., other br.,
Prime,
Lard, bid, per lb.,
Hams, smoked,
Pickled,
Hogs, dressed,
PRODUCE.
Apples, dried, per lb.,
do., sliced,
do., per bill., new,
Butter, per lb., 1st quality,
40 a 43
32 a 38
nd quality,
Beans, per bii.. small and extra, 2,50 a 3.00
Marrow, 1,75 a 2.50
nine pod, 1,25 a 2.00
Cranberries-, bushel, cape, a
Cheese, per Ik, English dairy, 18 a 20
Vermont 4 New York, 10 a 17
Western, 12 a 15
Peas, per bu., Canada, 1,55 a 1,75
Potatoes, Jarksons, ,55 a ,60
Onicns, per bbl,
EggT' ia
hh ' STARCH.
Pearl, per lb., 9 a 10
Potato 7 1-2 a 8
SALT
Cadi!, 4,00 a 4,75
Turks Island, 4,00 a 4.80
Liverpool coarse, a 3,75
Hag, fine, '
Coarse fine,
SUGAR.
Havana, Nos. 9 to 11, 13a 13 1-2
Nos. 12 to 16 14 a 16
Nos. 17 to 20 17 a 20
Cuba Muscovado, 13 a 15
Crushed, "20
Pondered, 20
Coffee crushed, 16 a 19
TALLOW.
Rendered, 15 a 16 1-4
Rough, a
WOOL.
Full blood Merino, 72 a 75
1-2 do. do., 6Sa"0
Common, 60 a 65
Pulled, extra, 80 n85
Superfine, "5 a bO
Remark. -We have to note u Crm in rl:
with prices well sustained, and n steady dc
mand. Cotton in fair demand. Cotton good:
are held quite firm, and desirable kinds are clos-
no to production. Fish in fair dema-d. Flour
rather dull for low grades, but clique br..n..
sustain full prices. Corn rather dull, and low
cr. Oats about the same. We note small sale:
of new hops at quoted prices. " Pork quite firm
with goou demand. Beef firm and steady.
T.ni'.l nuitc firm at full rates. Butter considers.
blv advanced, with a good demand and upvrnrd
tendency. Cheese in fair demand. Sugar firm,
ith moderate sales. The market has been
quite active for domestic wcol, and full pncei
nave ocen oouuucu.
CATTLE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE, AND MEDFORO.
Wednesoat, October, 4,1865.
PRICES.
Beeves First quality, $13,00 a 14.00
Peeonu, jz.ou a i.i,w
Third, 8,00 a 9,00
Extra good, 13,25 a 13,50
Extra poor, 6,00 a 7,00
The above prices are per 100 ponndson the to
tal weight of hide, tallow, and dressed beef.
Working Oxen $150 to 275; steers 80 to 150.
Milch Cows J50a70; Extra, $76a 100; Far
row, &c., frlS a 40.
Sheep 5 a 7 cts. Western 6 a 71-2 ; Lambs,
S3 and 6,50 per head.
i'ells Micarea ana iumDs in iois$i,ou i,aoc.
SETTLE UP.
LL having unsettled accounts with the sub
scriliers arc requested to call and settle the
same at once and thcrchv save costs.
REYNOLDS, AVERILL & CO.
Newport, Oct. 1, 2S65 I2w2
MBI.HiTlOV
THIS is to certify that I have this day given
my son George W. Collins, his time during
the remainder of his minority, and I shall claim
none of his wages and pay no debt of his con
tracting after this date.
THOMAS COLLINS.
Sept. 4th, 1865 42w3
LIBERATION.
rpHIS is to certify that I have this da given
I my son Eugene C. Burroughs, his time dn
ring the remainder of his minority, and I shall
claim none of his wages and pay no debts of his
contracting after this date.
C. E. BURROUGHS.
Hatttb 8. Bcocohs, i witnese,.
J. P. Bl BHOVOHS, S
Morgan, Oct. 5, 1865 2w3
Lemons!
Apples!
Onions!
Sweet Potatoes!
For lab at tb Irasburgh Drag Stort.
Fall and Winter
OSS
IT
Newport.
Have Just returned from market with a Urge
and well selected stock of
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
V
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Ac, &c, Ac.,
Our stock was purchased with cash, and
rill be
soia lor
Cash only.
We propose to soil at
LOWER PRICES
Than any other itore In the
COUNTY.
"Small Profits!
Large Sales!"
Our Motto.
NEWPORT, OCT. 2, 1865.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OrrtCB OF CoMPTBOLLBR Of THE )
Ccbukncv, Washington, Ato. 29, 1865. J
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence pre
sented to the undersigned, it has been
made to appear that "The Inuliurg national
Rnk of Orleans." in the town of Irasburg, in
the Countv of Orleans and Stato of Vermont,
has been duly organised under and according
to the requirements of the Act of Congress en
titled "An Act to provide a National Currency,
secured by pledge ot United States Bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemp
tion tncreoi, approvcu junc ou, iwt, ,u
complied with all the provisions ol said Act re
quired to Oe COmpiieu Willi uciurc t-umiui;uuii
the business of Banking under said Act.
Now therefore, I, Freeman C'arke, Comptrol
ler of the Currency, do hereby certify that
Th Irnsbum National Bank of Orleans," in
the town of Irasburg, in the County of Orleans
and State of Vermont, is authorixed to com
mence the business oi uanaiug uuuer iuc act
aforesaid. . , ,
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal of office thi twenty ninth day of August,
1UC
low. .
BUCK BRO S
NOTICE.
MY Wife Mary having left my tied ana Board
without any Just cnuso or provocation, this
l. n fnrMd all nerums from harboring or trust-
Inir her on mv account as I shall pay no debts
of her contracting after this date.
Albany, Sept. 25, 1865 40w3
Mltl.UATION.
HIS may certify that I have this day given
m n AI.I.KN M. WHEELER, his time
during the remainder of his minority, and I
snail pay no actus ot ins communis unwun,
nor claim any of his earnings.
WItneM N. T. Sheafe.
lllllf ll'WIl.
THIS Is to certify that 1 have this day given
my son. Hermnn S. Taylor, his time during
the remainder of his minority, and I shall cliim
none ot n is wages nur p w
trading after this date. lv.nn
..... ) C. B. PAnKHVKST.
Witness c; J vail.
Irasburgh, Sept. IB, t'Jtia-;jawJ-
DISSOLUTION.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing be
tween tile subscribers under the uainc and
stvlo of H. lilaisdcll & Son, is by mutual con-
J . .. . . .. , .1 I 11- II 1,l..i,lnll lu
sent tins uav uissoiveu. ii"vm
authorized to settle the affairs of the linn aud
sign its name in liquidation.
It is desirable that all debts due the late firm
should bo paid iranicdiufcly. '
JllUAiU jn.Ai.-iir.i,u,
WM. H. P.I.AISDELL.
Greensboro, Sept. 15, 1865 4()w3
B
ACK Hair and Side Combs of all kinds,
Fine Ivorv and Rubber Combs, long dres
sing Combs, Rubber and Horn Fancy Soaps
fur Toilet una Shaving, a new ioi oi uuncu
Glass Deads, Jewelry, Emory Balls, Crochet
Needles, Perfumery, i'halon s Mglit uiooming
Cerous, Lubin a Perfumery and Extracts, Du.
pout's White Water Lily, Ilirney's Extract Pond
Lily, tor sale at me irusnurgn vruy; oiurL-,
NEW GOODS.
VTORTHINGTON & STILES are now offer
1 1 iug to the people of Irasburgh, and to ev
erybody who may desire,
G30D3 OF RICHEST QUALITY
AND RAREST PATTERNS.
Considering the very unpropitious state of the
,.itu nini-lii-tii and the unsettled state of trade
geuerallv, they have bought largely. Their
purchases have all been for cash down, and so
tney are going w ihsim upon unw
from their customers. Hence they have resolved
to totally
ABOLISH THS CREDIT SYSTEM
and to demand cash down from their customers.
Thev hone to receive a large trade and they will
endeavor to give customers such bargains us to
induce them tocallagain, rather than have tbcra
"Go farther and tare worse.
Irasburgh, Sept. 25, 1865.
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
or THE
ORLEANS PETROLEUM COMPANY.
1. We, the snbscrilicrs, do hereby voluntari
ly associate ourselves Meet her. according to the
provisions of chapter S6, of the General Statutes
of the State of Vermont, under the name of
the "Orleans Petroleum Company."
The business ot the association shall lie to
extract Petroleum or Minerals from the earth,
and to dispose of such Petroleum or Minerals ;
and also to purchase or lease lands for the pur-
pose of extracting fetroieum or minerals, uuu
tor no oilier purpose.
3. The capital stock of the association shall
l,i F.in-ht Thousand Dollars, anil it shall be di
vided into shares of Twenty-Five Dollars each.
4. The association shall ho located at New
port in the County oi Orleans and State of Ver
mont, and shall continue thirty years, unless
sooner dissolved.
Lewis H. Bisbee,
E. B.Tnie,
Jt. I). Hall,
Lewis Iiergoin,
J. H.Cu.-hi'ng,
Alvin Robbins,
E.D. Harding,
Peter Williams,
D. h. Saffor J.
F. M. Sherman,
It. Avenll,
purliis H. Smith.
E. I). Smith,
C. D. Revnolds,
M.J. Black,
Geo. Baynton,
NOTICE.
1. We the subscribers do hereby voluntarily
associate ourselves together, according to the
provisious of chapter Eighty ix ol the tienciai
Statutes of the State ot Vermont, under the
name of the Newport Petroleum Company.
2. The business of this Association shall be
tn extract Petruleitm or Minerals from the earth
and to dispose of such Petroleum or Minerals,
aud a so to purchase or lease jaiiiis, ior me pui
poe of extracting Petroleum or Minerals from
tlie same, unu ior no oiuer puipusc.
3. The capital stock of this Association shnll
be Ten Thousand Dollars, end it shall be divi
ded into Four Hundred shares ot lweiity-t ive
Dollars each.
4. This association shall lie located at .-Newport,
in the county of Orleans, a:id Mate ol
Vermont, and shall contiuue thirty years unless
sooner dissolved.
Names. Names.
M. B Hall, M.J. Black,
H. F. Black, J"hu Bisuce,
Daniel True, E. A. Black.
J.M. Babcock, L. II. Bisbee,
C. D. Rcvnolds, M.N.Howlaud,
Chas. Ide, E. B. True,
I). F. Bisbee, Ci. W. True,
Betsev Bisbee, U. C. Huntley.
M. B. HALL, President.
J. M. BABCOCK, Secretary.
RALPH P. SKINSER'S ESTATE.
STATU OP V H IS n OUT,
ORLEANS DtsrnicT, ss.
At a probate court holden at Irasburgh, in
said district, on tho 25th day of September, a. u.
185
Henry Cutler, administrator of the estate of
RALPH P. SKINNER, late of 0 lover, in said
district, deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance, and
makes application for a decree of distribution
and partition of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said court that
said account and said application be referred to
a session of said Court to be held at the Pro
hate otliee, in said Irasburgh, on the 17th day
of October, A. D. 1S05, for hearing and decis
ion thereon:
And it is further ordered, that notice be
given to all persons concerned, by the publi
cation of tho same in the Orleans ludependen
Standard, printed at Irasburgh, three weeks
successively, previous to said tune appointed for
heariug, that thev may appear at said time and
place, and show cause, if any they may have,
why said account should not bo allowed, and
such decree made.
By the Court. Attest,
WM. D. TYLER. Register.
A true copy of record. Attest,
40w3 WM. D. TYLER, Register.
COMMISSION r.ltS' NOTICE.
GEO. D. TELFER'S ESTATE.
THE Subscribers, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District ot
Orleans, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of GEORGE D. TELFER,
late of Glover, in said district, deceased, repre
sented insolvent, and the term of six months
from the 31st day of Aug., 11.5, being allowed by
said court to the cred it. irs of said deceased to ex
hibit aud prove their respective claims before
U Give notice, that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling bouse of
Thomas TelfVr in Glover, in said district, on the
21st day of November and third Tuesday of
February next, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
nn pfteh nf tnltd daVS.
CHAS. C HARDY. ComW.
DAVID CAM KKON,
Glover, Sept. 10, 1S65 40w3
BABCOCK
Of Newport, is recicving choice Brands ol
t?i . a:, ..ii fmm the mil . which enables him
WrTK k at ry tew price go mni tx4.
XATIIAX ti'ORTOyS ESTATE.
State or v i: it rti out,
Ohleans District, ss.
In Probate Court, held at Irnshnrgh, in said
District, on tho 30tU day of September, A. 1).
Rachel Norton, Execntrlx of the last will and
testament of NATHAN NORTON, late of Glo
ver, in said district, deceased, presents her ad
ministration account for examination and al
lowance. Whereupon, it Is ordered by said Conr!. that
snld account bo referred to n session of said
Court to be held at tlie Probate Otlico in said
Irasburgh, on the 23d day of October, A. u. 1865,
for hearing and decision thereon :
And it is further ordered, that notice hereof
be given to all interested by publication of the
same three weeks successively, In the Orltaiu
Imlependent Standard, a newspaper printed at
Irasburgh, previous to said time appointed for
hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place, and shew cause, it uny they may have,
why said account should not be allowed,
liy the Court. Attest,
WM. 1). TYLER, Register.
A true copy of record.
41w3 Attest, WM. D. TYLER, Register.
JESSE BERRY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VHKBOHT,
OI1I.EAN8 IIISTBICT. Si
At a Probate Court held at Irasburgh, In said
nisinrt. on the 30th dav of bentemlier.A. d. lttoa:
Wilder l;. rariter, aominisiraioron uic
F.stato of JESSK UERRY, late of Barton, in
said dinrict. deceased, intestate, presented to
iid Court liis nctition ill writing, praying the
Court to gi ant him license to sell all the real Ks-
tare w uercoi me saiu ih-ltusiu uk-u
Sfnti and snttinir furth as reasons therctor that
a sale of said real Estate (would conduce to the
Interest of a concerned therein lor the purpose
nf tiiitnnir the riitinev arisinz therelrom upon tn
terest. or investing m mocks ; aiaauuiinisirini
filed in said Court the euusent and approbation
in writing of all ll.c heirs and ai: interested to a
sale of said real Estate described as follow s:
The premises ow ned and occupied by said de
ceased at the time of his death, cntitaitiingahout
f nrtecn acres of land and buildings tbcreou in
said Barton.
Therefore. It Is ordered bv said Court that
public notice be given to all persons concerned
therein, to nppear before said court at a session
thereof to bo held at the Probate office in said
Irasburgh, on thc2Sth clay of Oct., a.i. ISOo.tliat
they may lie heard in the matter, anil snow cause
whv license should not be cranted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successively ill the Orleans Independent Stand
ard, a newspaper printed at Irasburgh in this
State, the last of which publications shall be lie
fine t he dav assumed tor licarini; as atoresaiu.
Given under.nly hand at the Probate Office in
Irasburgh. this oO.U day ot oept., a. u.
1605.
WM. D. TYLER, Register.
41w3 A true copy of record.
Attest, WM. D. TYLER, Register.
AX DREW CUTTER'S ESTATE.
BTATi; OF V I' II M O N T i
kJ 011LKAN8 IllHTlllCr, SS
At a Probate Court held at Irasburgh, in said
district, ou tho 25th day of Septemptr, A. D
1 Rfi.-
E. P. Colton, administrator of the Estate of
ANDREW CUTTER, late of Albany in said
district, deceased, intestate, presented to said
Court his petition In wntinir. praying mc coin-
to grant hint License to sell all the real estate
whereof the said deceased died seized in tl
slhiiiv pYecut ihe willow's dower therein, but ill
eluding the reversion of the widow's dower, and
setting forth as reasons tlieretor that the person
al estate is insullicieut to naV tho debts and ex
penses of administration, that a severance of
said real estate would be injurious to all inter
ested therein : that it will conduce to the inter
est of all persons concerned to sell the whole of
said real estate lor 'tie purpose o' puiuux mc
money arising tlicrelroin upon interest, invest
ing in stocks or other real estate. Said admin
istnitor Hied in said court the consent and ni
nrobation in writing of all the heirs and guurdi
ans of minor heirs of said deceased to n sale of
s dd real estate, described ns follows : The farm
in said Albanv owned and occupied by said de
ceased ut tlie time 01 his death, containing about
one hundred and fitly acres of land ; also
snrini! with the risrht to carry water in logs, i
otherwise, deeded said estate by Timothy C
Miles.
Therefore It Is ordered by said Court that pub
ic notice be itiven to all persons concerned there
in to appear before said Court at ascssionthere
of to be" held at the Probate Otliee in said Iras-
burtrh on the 14 h dav of October, A. 1). lHGo,
that thev mnv be heard in the miitter.and show
cause why license should not be grunted as
aioresiuii.
And this order shall be published three week
successively in the Orleans Independent Stand
ard. a newspaper printed at lrasourgti in tin
State, the hist of which publications shall be be
fore the dav assizned for lirarinsr as afoiesaid.
Given nnder niv hand at the Probate Ollice in
Irasburgh, this 22d day of September, A. D,
1SC5.
WM. D. TYLER, Register,
A trtio copy of record. Attest,
40w3 JVM, D. TYLER, Register.
com .himmok r. u s' k ot i c c.
WIL LI A SI ALL EX'S ES TA TE.
T'HF, subscriliers, having been appointed by
1 the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Oilcans, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per
sons, against the estate of WILLIAM
ALLEN, late ot Low ell, In said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, aud the term of six months
from the 13th day of Sept , A. n. 186.5, lieing al
lowed by said Court to tlie creditors of said dc.
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us :
Give notice, that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at tho dwelling house of
II. D. Wurrcn in Lowell, in said district, on
tho second Tuesday of March next, at one
o'clock, in the afternoon, on 6aid day.
A. J. DODGE, cdbimVj
JAMES STEPHENSON, J Lomm "'
Lowell, Sept. 14, lbbj. i0w3
CEP II AS R. TA YLOR'S' ESTA TE.
S'
t t e or v y. BJIOST,
Orleans District, ss.
In Probate Court holden at Irasburgh, within
and for s.iid District, on the 30th day ol Septem
ber, A. I). IS Jii :
An Instrument, purporting to be the lat w!,I
and testament of CEPHAS R. TAYLOR, lale
of Irasburgh, in said District, deceased, being
presented to the Court by Thomas Jameson, the
executor therein mimed, for Probate :
It is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notilied to appear at n ses
sion of said Court to be holden nt the Probate
OHlce in Iniburgh, on the twenty til.h day of
October, 1W5, and show cause, if any they may
have, uirainst the Probate of said Will ; for
w hich purpose, il Is further ordered, that a copy
of tlie record ot this order bo published three
weeks successively in tho Orleans Independent
Standard, a newspaper printed at Irasburgh,
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
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CARRIEs7&; COllOL M. TL'CKER, (Minors.)
STATE O I ' V r. 11 !H o IX T ,
Orleans District, ss.
In Probate Court, holden at Irasburgh, within
and for said District, ou the 19th day of Sep
tember, A. D. lNo-5:
Willard Tucker, Guardian unto Carrie 8.
Tucker and Corol M. Tucker, minors, residing
in Irasburgh, presented to said court his peti
tion in writing, praying for license and authori
ty to sell all hu wards' interest in the real estate
of which Daniel Tucker, late of Irasburgh, de.
ceased, died seized, being one cipml undivided
one sixteenth part thereof, except tho widow's
dower therein, but including tlie reversion of
the widow's dower, and setting forth as reasons
therefor that it will conduce to the interest of
his said wards to sell said rea, estate that the
proceeds thereof may be put upon interest or
invested in stocks.
Therefore, it Is ordered by said Court that pub
lic notice bo given to all persons concerned
therein to appear before said Court at a session
thereof to lie held at the Probate OIII?e In said
Irasburgh, on the 7th day of Octolier, A.D. 186-5,
that they may be heard in tho matter and show
cause why license should not be granted as
alOresaid.
And this order shall bepnhhshed three weeks
successively in the Orleans Independent Stand
ard, a newspaper printed at Irasburgh, in this
State, the last of which publications shall be 1
fore the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
(riven under mv hand at the Prohatc OtBce ,n
said Irasburgh, this 19ih day of September, A. .
1S6.5
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mui;katio.
THIS is to certify that I have this day given
my so , Timothy D. Abbott, hitime during
the remainder ol his minority, and I shall claim
none of his wages nor pay any debt of his con
tracing after .hi, date, qaxis ABBOTT.
Witness A. A. Eam,h.
Kor Troy, Sep. 30, 186-w
THE GREAT
CONSUMPTIVE EEMEDY.
DR. LAROOKAII'S
NDIAN VEGIETABLE PULMONIC
HYRUP.
The best preparation ever mode for the fol
lowing complaints:
Colds, Coughs, Whooping Cough, Croup, Asth
ma, uatarrn, rironcniiis, ciiuiinH om,
Pain in theSide, Night Sweats, Humors,
General Debility nnd the various
Throat Affections and Hoarse
uess to which PublleSpeak
crs and Singers are li
able, and nil other
complaints
tending to
CONSUM1TION.
Tills well known remedy l offered to the pub-
it .unetinf,l hv the exDcrlence of many years,
and when resorted to in season, seldom if ever
fails to clfect a speedy cure ol any ot me aoovc
complaints. Thoso who Have not atrcaay mane
to refer to the written testimonials of it'A-
VREDS nf our most distinguisnen citizens :
ni vnr.YMFV. DOCTORS. COSCRESS-
ME V, L A WYERS, SIXGEKS, and PUBLIC
SPEAKERS, and Inst but not least, many
IIUXDREDS of private citizens, both MALE
nnri FEMALE who have been rcstoreu
HEALTH, when nil expectation ot ocing curea
"forlorn hone." Mv limited space will
only admit the following EXlRACTb Vt l.V
REV. J. C. INGALLS, OF MELROSE, MtSS.,
Rnvn "Larookah's I. V- P. SvrtiD. tor Puimon-
ii:.,.q:i tunds unrivaled hv any medicine
vet discovered, it has completely cured me of
Bronchitis of six years standing.
REV. B. F. BOWLESi OF MANCHESTER, N.H.,
SnvsT "Dr. Larookuh's Pulmonic Syro p I
would confidently recommend for Hoarseness
and Sovere Colds."
REV. 8. C. SIMMONS, OF 6RNSEV0ORT,
Snr. Co. N.Y.,Says : "I feci It my duty to say,
Larookuh's Syrup Is tne UCSl lucuiciue we evci
used in our family."
DR. PORTER. OF NORTH FIELD . VERMONT,
Says : "Lnrookah's Syrnp Is th e best medi
cine for Colds, Coughs, &c., he knows of in the
market.
HON. D.IW. GOOCH, MEMBERSQF CONGRESS
from Massachusetts. Savs : "I havo used Dr.
t .nmiiiiih'i Svmn in mv family for six years,
and have found it an excellent remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, and all Consump
tivn romnhiints. I have recommended it to
several friends, wno nave received gicui wuc-
fit from its use.
W. R. BOWEN, 86 HANOVER ST., BOSTON,
well known Dracirist of 20 years experience.
s,iv-s : "I am prepared to say, Larookuh's Syrup
is superior to any medicine I havo ever known,
for tlie positive enre of Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, nnd all similar complaints."
Price, 50 cents and $1,00 per Dottle.
DR. LAROOKAII'S
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND I
It is double tho strength of any other Sarsa
parilla Compound In the market.
For the cure of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Scrofulu, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Ery
sipeliist Bolls, Tumors, Suit Rheum, Llcers nnd
Sores, Rheumatism, Pain in the Stomach, Side,
and Bowels, Debility, and all complaints arising
from impurities of tlie Blood. ,
The trial of a single Bottle of either will gam
the confidence of the i ick.
PREPARED BY 8. 8EVERY.
Price $1,00 per Bottle .
DR. E. It. KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
Melrose, Mass.
ITTSold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
L. D. WEBSTER,
Burton Landing,
Has on hand, and to arrive, the
LA ri BEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCK OF G0OD3
in the county, of all kinds, usually kept In a
eonntry store. Bought for cash at tho
LOWEST GOLD BASIS,
and will be sold at prices corresponding with
the times. Tarties throughout the county
in want of Goods are specially Invited
to call and examiuc for themselves.
H3 TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS,
and wo dont find much trouble in selling them
September 8, 1SG5 37m3
flOOTH BRUSHES of nil kinds. Shears,
I Scissors, Pocket Knives, Razors and Razor
Strops, Shuttles, Rubber nnd Horn 111 imiilcs,
Toy Baskets, Dominos, riiotogrnph Albums,
Kmticv Kiiinkins Pines, a superior article of smo
king and ' ne cut Tobacco, Hooper's Cachotis
for the breath, for salo at the Irasburgh Drug
Store.
milt ltrSTOIti:i. Martha Wa
I 1 sliiiigton Hair Restorer, Dr.Tcbbctt's Hair
Restorer and Rcireuerntor. Mrs. S. A. Allen's
World's Hair Restorer, Sterling's Ambrosia for
the Hair, Mott's Hair lnvigorutor, Burnett's
Coeoaine for the Hair, Cenuine Bear's Oil, Su
perior Macassar Oil, Purified Marrow Oil all
tor the Hair, and for sale at the Irusbnrgh Drug
Store
IMPROVED EYE SSURPENEil.
ri IHE subscriber having received special bene
I fit hv the use of one of these instruments, nnd
licin desirous thai others sh"Uhl In.ve their
sight restored, has obtained tuc agency fur Ihe
sale of them in Vermont and New Hampshire.
These instruments will restore the sight when
impaired by one, so that glasses may be laid
eside. Price J: sent to any address In these
states, with directions by mail postage paid on
receipt of the price. Address, Rev. J. 1 . How
ard, Holland, Vt.
Afco the subscriber having taken the above
agency, oirers for sale the very desirable Farm
ou which lie now lives.
Holland, May 221th, 186J.
ivot jeia.i yi:t.
I HAVE some of the best Plows ever offered
fur sale in this place. Also a good assort
ment of Tinware for sale.
ILTCash paid for Hides and Calf Skins.J3)
TEAM TO LET
And Job teaming done to order, and easb paid
tor Hides.
SAMUEL STANFORD.
Irasbnrgh, May 4. ISO.
AVANTED.
2 fifl A LBS. of Snakemot, and n flftA
V -'il washed and dried, at the Newport Drug
Store. ! i'"'"
FANCY TOBACCOS.
VN KW and nice lot of fancy smoking and
chewing tobaccos Just received by
J. D. U ORTHLNGTON.
Irastwvgh, August 1, 165.
VNEW lot of Stationery and Pen, Pen
Holders, Iad Pencil i of all kinds, fur sale
at the Irasbnrgh Drag Store.
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND
THE
McClary Bro's
Ara still holding forth at their unparalloted
Boot, Shoe and Clothing Store,
NEWPORT, VT.,
Whcro they will be happy to see every one
who may desire to look over their large and
extremely well selected stock) of Goods.
They have In their store every thin j
thnt man or boy may desire to
wear al any season of the
year.
Tiey la-re
COARSE BOOTS.
FINE BOOTS.
BUBCERS.
WOMEN
Will also find at their store Just what Is neooa
sary to cover their feet m the neatesl pos
sible shape, can ana get a pair oi wioir
splendid
BALMORAL BOOT'S.
Or thrlr beaatifttl
CONGRESS SHOES.
TAILORING
In connexion with our large clothing stere is a
Tailor Shop, and when customers cannot ,
be suited with our goods they can buy
our cloth, leave their measure, and
our tailor,
L. D. LIVINGSTON
Will make up your garment In a style that can
not be excelled by any tailor In Orleans
County. Please give them a call, look
their goods over, compare their
QUALITY and PRICES, with
thofe of other stores of
like character in the
vicinity, and then
m HEREYOUCAKDO DE1T
They hnve no time to blow. They prefer to
trade. They are after yonr money.
They also have a large assorts: tat of
Hats aud Caps.
CLOTH NG.
Cotnptrollet