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CAREFUL OF YOUR MONEY.

There are many solid reasons why we shoul
be careful Of our money, some of which are we
stated in the annexed, which we have cut fror
the Charleston Mercury -
When life is full Of health and gIee,
Work, work as busy as a bee!
And take this gentle hint from me
BE careful OF your money!
Gou'u find it true when friends are few.
When You are short Of money.
The single grain cast in the mould
May spring and give hundred fold;
hosc precious than its weight in god!
lie careful Of your money!
The grain you SOW to stacks may grow;
BE careful Of your money!
But do rot shut sweet Mercy's doors
When sorrow pleads or want implores.
To help to heal Misiortune's sores,
Re careful Of your money!
TO help lhc poor who seek your door.
BE careful of your money!
Would You escape the beggar's lot,
he death-bed Of the tippling sot,
And live in sweet conteutments cot?
BE careful Of Your money!
And you need a friend indeed.
BE careful Of your money!
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Their of his people, the scourge of his enc
mics, and the terror of the world. The
spoils of nations were thrown into his
grave, the captives who had opened the
ground were inhumanly mastered, and
the same HUBS who had INDUCED such
excessive grief, feasted with dissolute and
Incorporate mirth about the recent sepul-
chre of their king"
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" There are two things which ought
TO teach US to think but meanly of hu-
man glory: the very best have had their
caiumnlators, the very worst their pane
gyrists.
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LITERATURE.-Crities are not the 10.
glslators, but the judges and police Of
literature. They do not make laws
they interpret and try to enforce them.
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11ortitaI Selections.
" FOR MOTHERS SAKE"
ny EMELINE ;. SMITH.

-
by EMELINE ;. SMITH.
4 father and his little son
On wiutry waves were sailing;
Fast, from their way, the light Of day
in cloud and gloom was failing;
And iercely round their lonely bark
The stormy winds we're wailing.
They knew that peril lowered near;
They prayed, heaven! deliver
But wilder blast came bowling past
And soon, with sob and shiyer,
They struggled in the icy grasp
OF that dark rushing river.
"CHug fast TOT me, my darling child
An anguished voice was crying
While, silyery-clear, Ger tempest drear,
Rose softer tones, replying,
Oh, mind not me, my father dear
I'm not afraid Of DING.
81 Oh mind not me, but save yourself,
For mothers sake, dear father;
Leave me, and hasten to the shore,
Or who viii comfort mother?'
The angel forms that ever wait,
Unseen, on man attendant,
Flew up, oerjoyed, to heavens bright gate,
And there, on page Respondent,
High over those Of heroes bold
And martyrs famed in story,
They wrote the name Of that brave boy,
And vreathed it round with glory.
God bless the child "-ay, he did bless
That noble sell-denial,
And safely bore him 10 the shore,
Through tempest, toll, and trial.
Soon, in theii bright and tranquil home,
Son, sire, and that dear mother
For whose sweet sake so much was done,
In rapture met each other.
. The incident commemorated in the abOv
es, appeared in Il country newspaper, sAor
ie since, and was there related as fact.
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bg Nine murders have been commit
ted IN Memphis, Tenn, within a wear.
and not one Of the murderers brought to
justice. "
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u Mathematics is the great Rosetta
S.one winch interprets for US The geonet-
TIC hieroglyphs Ct cath and SKY.
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ca We start in life with a great stock
Of wisdom, but it grows less and less the
farther we 20.
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~ a noble heart, like the sun, shows
ITS brightest countenance in its lowest
estate.
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"a Out of darkness cometh light" as
the printers devil said when he looked
into an ink key.
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s9 Philadelphia papers say the loss
10 mat c'ty BY the suspension of naviga.
lion must amount to millions Of dolla-s
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S5' The Governor Of Connecticut has
appointed the 2lst inst. as a day of fast
ing humiliation and prayer.
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Il The passenger fares on the Prov
idence and Worcester Railroad have been
raised ten per cent.
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"a What is it you must keep after you
pave given it TO another? Your word.
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"a The loquacity of fools is lecture
to the wise.
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ORLEANS COUNTY, SIS.
ROBERT LATHE, snnr.,oa Court April
VS.. -. A n tS5S
REBECCA j. LATHE. Ierm' A D. 1000
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
THO the Honorable Supreme Court, next to be
4 held at lrasburgh, within and for the County
of Orleans, on the third day of April, A d. 1885.
Your libellant Robert Lathe Of Newport, IN SAID
Orleans County, humbly shOweth to your Honors
that at Newport in said Orleans County on the
first day of February, A. D. 1s47, he was lawfully
married TO Rebecca Jane Orne, then OF said New
port. but now of parts unknown, to your hoellant
bv one Oliver T. Brown a Justice OF the Peace
within and for said County OF Orleans, VINO was
legally authorized to solemnize said marriage ana
from that time until the present he has lived with
the said Rebecca Jane, in the strict observance
of all the duties required by the marriage cove
nant; and that on the twenty-ffth day OF Febru-
ary, A. D.. 1852, or near the said day OF the sald
month of February, the said Rebecca Jane Lathe,
without any provocaton, but of her own malice
wifully deserted the said Robert Lathe, and soon
after absconded from the State of Vermont, and
is now as your lioellant believes, in the State OF
Massachusetts or Maine, or some OF the other
New England. States. Wherefore your petitioner
prays that the bonds of matrimOny may be dis
solved between him and the said Rebecca Jane
Lathe, and that he may be restored to his Privi-
leges. ROBERT LATHE.
HENRY H. FROST, Atty.
Newport, February 9Th, 1856.
1t having been shown to me that the foregoing
named Rebecca Jane Lathe resides without this
State, and is not within the reach of process, it is
hereby ordered that she be notified of the pen
dency of this libel, by the publication of the
same together with this order, in the Independent
Standard printed at Irasburgh i'll this State, three
weeks successfully, the first of which shall be at
least six weeks previous to the hearing OF the
aforesaid petition, which shall be sufficient notice
to the said Rebecca Jane Lathe to appear and OBJ
ect to the granting Of the prayer Of said petition
if she see cause.
Dated at Windsor in the county of Windsor,
the 9TH day of February, A. D. 1856
ISAAC f. REDFIELD,
sw3 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
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VIE subscribers are agents for S. & A. Dow.
IL Of johnson, for the sale of cloths Of tl.a;,
manufacture, which they will sell in exchange far
cash or wool All
GEORGE WORTHINGTON. Jr. & co.
lrasburgh, Jan. 4, I856-Itf
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PAsSUMPsIC r.. r.. NOTICE.
Farm for Sale

TENHE subscriber offers for sale his Fo,,,, si.,,
Il ted in the Northwest part of GreenSboro I'D
one on mile from East Craftsbury, known as the
blanchard Farm. Said farm consists of a Dwell
ing House, Barns, and Sheds attached ali in
good thorough repair; also, 1856 acres Of excellent
Land wen fenced, divided into Pasturage and i'll
of the largest and best '-''-" anu oiie
SUGAR ORCHARDS I'm TOWN
a .I ~ acres OF excellent Cedar Timber. living
three-fourths of a mile north of said Far46 = le
KING US acres in all. Said farm viii be soid to
getner or IN pieces to suit purchasers. A credit
desired. ALEX MOI hPPr5yy
Greensboro, Feb. !, I856.-S-3w.
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stiffness. Another important advantage @4
by using the Polish articles can be star5heind
the- cold or boiled starch, and iron immeiits.
without the uniavorabie results which u.ra
follow by the ordinary manner. Price OIL !.
cen IS, in large bottles.
Prepared by D. TAYLOR, Jr., 10, Broad
Boston, and sold By Druggists and Grocers g:
orally.
}. II. Henry, Waterbury, GercIal Agent 4
Vermont and Canada East. l-lv
For sa-5 pr 9. :. Kel.am, Druggist, Ir4s0a.
Vermont.
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THE PEOPLES BANK Orleans County
VS.. Court December
ARTHUR LATHAM, & co. Term A. D 1855.
This Is an action of assumpsit on promissory
note, dated November 1st, A. D. 1858, for SI2s6 As
payable to the Plaintiff in ninety days from the
date thereof.
Arthur Latham and Orlando Latham, both oil
Lyme, In The State of New Hampshire, late part
ners in business, under the firm of said Arthur
Latham & Co., not having had personal notice Of
the pendancy of this suit it is ordered by the
Court here, that they be notified thereof, by pub
fishing the substance of said suit, together with
this order, in the Orleans Independent Standard
a paper printed at Irasburgh, in said County
three weeks successfully, the last publication to
he at least twelve days before the sitting of this
Court, at said Iasbnrgh, on the fourth Teuesday
Of Inne next, which win be deemed sufficient
notiee TO the said Arthur Latham, and Orlando
Latham, to appear at the said Term and make
answer,
NORMAN ". BINGHAM, Clerk.
HENRY F. PRENTIss, Attorney.
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only gives p clear polish ~e
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culties to which iauudrassss q
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sw3 Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
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| ORLEANS COUNTY, SIS.
ROBERT LATHE, s,,rro,ra Court April
VS.. n IS5s
REBECCA ]. LATHE. Iefin' a L. i''''
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DIR ESS GooD&.
STATE OF VERMONT
ORLEANS COUNTY, SIS.

Glover, january 10, 1856.-2-8m.
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COAL COOKING STOVE.


* have just ved mall supply Of AL COOKING
y -1OyES Of differ mt sizes, thar HI by
mended to tn We have no hesitation in Warrantng them
The Prize Cos G. Oking Stove, ..-r
The Keystone ~ .,
The Lily OF the West,
The Beauty q the West
The adv ncing prices Of wood important
mea keepers provide good stove thar will cook
vel coa These have IA gwen ,ntire satisfact on
and are ended attention about sup
Ply them -elv with Cook Stoves.
We have aso the following patterns Of artght Stoves for
wood universally popular ia the Eastern states for IN, r
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted bake and
draw We |:
The Mayfower, two sizes;
The Iiacy-n, two lies:
The JOmet, four sizes; H.
We have also In stor for sale usual low and
modating terms the following popular stoves rom tn best
foundres e the West.
The Kpntuckan Cook Stove, sizes;
Tie I diana do do do
1he Tennessee do do do.
TIE IRON Tree Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvapan all Of which VII sell on as low
terms they c,n be procured in the city.
CssE Ws:OUt;tET tRON CIIOK Stow.
The Tenness-an four size manufacture and have
hand COED supply Of these popular stoves and
able 10 supply all o ders.
june.T MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
nOPS AMI SCREHBING HIT SssASs
tIsr Received, Long Hand SerubbinR Bra he, hsll
81 B-oom-, nustng Br.shes Nops, Tea c p Mops, real
maya, sGcKENzE q VIII ION.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Express Notice.
Fssx1eSs. T5e,T,ssr7 = sg-gs5s

MEePHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
F1'nE adams Express C,'MPANY" have made ar
rangem-n's wi the above Rail 90 Or IA u ExIress
Line, ant ireparrd reeeve and To- ward Freight
PAckagss &C. bv p sseRPrr Trains huntsville, Decatur,
ruScuroa, anu in ed ate stations the c. and N.
Rai'rcais. small PsrEag \ reduced rates.
~ Messengers l.aV NaSI vi ls daily q O'Clock
t~ Frrghts TO b. var ed hv Express will be called
OF "'ttout extra eharEe l-OlO-nl X. BOLT, Agent.
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Awful and Fatal Conseouences

INENSL ON NJ Bose coup this of
Il the war with Brandy, Up I'm AstEi grnts WheL
hecked IN thus The disease is cured but the uit
merely s.pp ell 10, and Il sfT'pnaee i H. ap1eals for
hen dang, diseases 'ftLe head ttt, the
mt HIS chance life How ofeI do hear
BnEel son pl,irt beitR sud- eny checked and death
disease Of The b-siu Uduced by the -dcnr taking pae
few .urs AZ er?
THE GP II sENBERG ny ENTRY SYRIrP
las he n ~nnderu " uccessrful 10 such Complaints By
he cz action produces change tine contents Of the
B. wells, ard enables perform her vork.
The Board Of Health OF New York certify that the
IN d.. p AIRED huF h., QlarantILe this
mrd cine I4ed 1t he Hospitals
Dr. Knowltep Of Boston, ais II the greatest aid 70 the
Medical pr ie,>i'n au.i ess'ng to the patient.
DR. De orrest OF New York, says cures every
Of disorder OF the oSefs prOmp y and that he ElWays
~ it IN
Capt Taylor, of the Army certines that It all
Dys.utery Msxiro ami that II t. gene
Morris Franklin, acJing Mayor of New York, re
all ,isrders Of hr Bowels on the fret appearance.
By Count Bodisco il recommended 10 the Medic.l
Board 4 ~ Prter burg and by them recommended the
IN several ropea Countries " IN great success
Of Cholera
Throughout the whole State Of Tennessee Il Is knoxn
III best and .nly certstn eay for Moo sy Flux
have aways oa~red to Fl tie money " any
heard Of that has net effected azure. NAVE NEYER
HEARD OF Such CASE. The same Offer is still con
unrei. ALEX. MA KENZ,E.
jvns23 Y
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
sPECINL No sea 40 SsITPPERS,

A the Mad vii E AMI Chattanooga Ralrosd Company
"A have hed ard renindei rhs CrhtYa KAlroad Com
Aacs OF &c Fgia Of summer anu 10 does res
have teen noticed O<niErd The hand bills %
thar Conpany, necruti dtrtouled 10 We take
iris method ~ foning the AeFchrnts and EhpperS By
th,t line y Al h. vii b. 81 g for t0 lbs arst
soo6s and 81 ~ IS bills represent; a. rs 10
TIE Ihr'ug 4 els. goOis from the
ward 10 Nashville hut m-ett0 he VARIATION u 10
ID Ito 81 Summer sud d. duefod ~ 10 PEI iU0 lbs.
Wlnter shish makes ths ts per advertisement,
tls5 from jane 70 December, ala a. 5 h,m Dss June.
IA. ANDs Rs0N,
luDt2i Superihtendant
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''o'er The Lake where drocped the Willow
IARGE lo' o. Marx Baskets % AL sizes, made rVD
n tins same Willow so .Ad," for sus BY
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AIO large OF Copper Burs, and RiVets, and Lace
Lea her Of al kinds.
Cab ny CUT Err
mayl5 Col'eg. BROAD ST.
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IIurra for BuckmOre 4 FiIIiDghaEn
PEaKlN' q Ham ave lot Of very ehoc, Ooss, OI
: sale low a. d. g. kCMsKYS.
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TOINVAIIDS


this country III Of AMY constantly sui
l ferng from atmos phcrc Influences etused ny sudden
ha gvs O weather the variable character aSons
especially spring ard sutuDn. Thee cJmp aims and
forms disease naiur 10 the country -asly
ccnIrolled hy sape presrrpt ons, such nderfy
we'd the health and ngthened The lives of abo
and the early settlers Of AWerirs tran tey b. the
pW riu doses OF Apsthy, The rFerehiags fHyd Cp by,
n hot and gent Il, the Tn choo the
delcA ely msdratef pellets lou oops by.
These bic ami ehectve simple dicinal pepar
tnns are un1 in degr' Of IA ity uOIed ia
cieutinc prorortioas, and compounded reater
skn in the 6REFl NBtRe FAMILY MEDICINES than
Others ODE red t. p0bla notice. They consist Il
eleven d;nereGt remedies, all IF whh have tn II
gh medical ority ard the approval Of Hundreds OF
t1uanA have been ieleve1 by their use among
fUon Of eminent 'ymeu, iuris, ,tates
n thsn TBUUsAED PBY IcfASs In every se tiuu
lie Unitei states .
TIE GRlEFE' BERG MANUAL OF HEALTF-PRIrE 95
1hi> book OF SO pages ami it By
sci pr mineni in II diseases mention
81 and ding in the from rank Of the medic al proes
II the reiAh book published il Is
nvet professional terms ard EritteH hat
unde' sni It. No family hould be without cory.
FENAIE COMPLAINTS.
brief xsmina;ion the Pstho' ~ Uterine Gea. e.
ehsr the priple and ethud Of their cure by T.
UMERY, CT Utica This l. valuable pamphlets, pre-
red by Gf the Oldest ami most celebrate Fhysras
Union. have Just rec+iVei hunired thousArd
cPes FIR Tstuitu dstrihution Those who Il
this sub will please call for copy pam
.,hler I HH- ALEX MACKENZIE
J. 30 d. Guile e ssrett.
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Pigmis. are Pigni,. ,IiIi, though asrsAsd On

- eiasing hymn - Mayor khrrsnen. aaseE -eurs
Pany Che et rial frat Tnify viii psse rxcasl bag hosre
and tart abg cart ard ngszx, uotststAnd
ing treated NE COMMITTEES segAF uhich cost IS per
tsst cash We hope mary sDds yin As-isi Ia
AEicon and as big lot % saegibers. 10 clubs o.
y, " .s &C IN d. ia, h.nsone hing TIE Horse sad
Cart Sh regular nsua Notwithstanding h
ID. G. RrASEH.
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NO HUMBUG!y

THE undersigned have purchased the Patent right .
i n. WILLiAMs1
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No ~ OK RAIsgRs o. ne F.r.asr coaalsnny se.sru
b, who vii send u Isl 20 ia postage stamps s.l ien
tt-rn bow - make nlg iiosss Vut 81 C.lt
uns "a D. @. RUMsEY.
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DISNOIUTION.
" E w FIR NJ.

Fresh Arrivals.
ME have just ed ont store. the fonovip
w articles, witch we viii sell cheap for CASH
lUbb i Mas mock Potatoes;
9Ht packages star Candies; .
100 6bs Rerthed Whisky;
IS do old Bourton do;
IS 10 do Rye do;
IS do American Brandy;
81 duYen BroOms. n.
125 boxee W ~ T. Cheese;
IS bbls Pure Cider Vinegar;
Boz rags shot
10kegs Bar Lead:
u,a-cN"'
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q @ who ,yanfs % Beta

H = =
~ r "a Ffty bashrl- Meal = p +.
.G FIVE hnndrsd paaads choice Hams
Have been deposited my to het the following
terms: IS Hans and enough Neal q Fionr . eat i H.
hat III cssfu candidate s b. ne Presidr q he
-sand doe rrsgn s. HHTns rgasnst hundred dol
lars hos nat Ire caDass Who g beat ~ not receive
many siectfs yOiss as the ene Who J. sucressful.
The Aanc- B. bed a. opforsuny deTs, chsnrea IN All
cas- % qus n he t~o msntianrd aszre. II ts b-ts
not takr ~ou, hr Whale N be add account q the
deposItor. Che D tor cab. u. D. @. RIMskY.