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STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS COUNTY Sc

ofLEANS COUNTY, IS.
THE PEOPLES BANK OrIeau, Cor1r
VS.. I Hourt rereu55
Arthur LATHAM, & co. Term A. D ls
This is an action of assumpsit on a PROMISE
note, dated November LIST, A. D. 1853, for sl28i
payable to the Plaintiff in ninety DAYS from h.
date thereof
= Arthur Latham and Orlando Latham, both |.
Lyme, IN the State of New Hampshire, late par
ners IN business, under the firm of said ARM
Latham & Co.. not having had personal notice
me pendancy of this suit; it is ordered by .
Gourt here, that they be notified thereof, BY pli5
illsnlng the substance Of said suit, together WV
this order, in the Orleans Independent Standall
I; paper printed at Irasburgh, in said County
tnree weeks successfully, the last publication ]
pc at least twelve days before the sitting o. y.
Court, at said Irasbnrgh, on the fourth Ieaesat
OF june next, which viii be deemed sutlc.l. Z
notice to the said Arthur Latham, and 0raa.
Latham, to appear at the said Term and Hal
answer.
NORMAN W. BINGHAM, CLERK
henry F. PRENTIss, Attorney.
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"a Practical and scientific FARMING
should go hand in hand-science, without
practice, is acknowledgements, without
science, is the quality of the brute. While
science without practice, viii not produce
blade of grass, there is not an acre Of
land that will not produce more under the
culture OF practical hand, guided by q
scientific head.
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11oetifal Gelrttlons.
From the Home Journal.
IDEAL LAND.
BY D. j. WALLACE.

BY d. J. WALLACE.
The twilight hour has come again,
And, like an angels wing,
Il sheds a holy, heavenly calm,
Ger everything.
Within my soul quiet reigns,
And peace and joy flow there,
In hoiseless waves, till haYe quito
Forgotten care.
know not why it is, but yet
The twilight ever brings
A peace, for winch would not take
All earthly things.
And while the soul is lulled to rest,
How sweetly do the dreams
or other days flow back again,
In halfhid streams.
To-day walked the city's streets,
Where rolls life's varied tide;
Aud felt alone, though thousands were
Upon each side.
But here, within my little cot,
With twilight on her throne,
think Of sbsent ones, and feel
I'm not alone.
With keys thrown to me by the hand
or the departed Day,
ope the portals Of land
Where loved ones stray.
Mysterious land for there the dead
And living are as one;
o bliss J meet them all as
In life have done.
They all seem beings Of cline
Uncursed with grief or care;
aud free from tolls corroding hand
They wander there.
Some Of them live, and some are dead,
Yet, an unbroken band,
often meet them all within
Ideal Land.
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For the Standard,
CHANGE.


The eye that brightly beams to day,
May close in death tomorrow;
And ours, alas in sadness may
Too soon be dimmed in sorrow.
he voice whose tones We fondly love,
The SMILES so much endearing,
False, false, alas too soon may prove,
The soul no longer cheering.
Yet onward still, our course must be-.
Towards that bright star appearing,
Above life's rough and stormy sea,
The wave tossed wanderer cheering.
The pure and true of life's short day.
The change of time defying,
Shall bloom flower in Heaven for ave,
Unfading and undying LeySA.
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~ The Dutchman who refused to take
one dollar bill because it might be al.
tered from ten, prefers stage travelling
10 railroads. The former, he says, rides
MN eight hours for dollar, while the
latter only rides him one. "Der beples
can't sheat mer'
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ORLEANS COUNTY IS,

ZENAS c. COLE, J Orleans County COur
vs.; December Term, AD
Ihls is an action of assumpsit, in which th'
Plaintiff declares that the Defendant at Charlestr
IN said County, on the first day of September, 4
d., 1885, being indebted to the Plaintiff in tx
sum OF two hundred dollars for so much none
before that time had and received by the sail
Defendant to the said Plaintiffs use in consider
ton thereof then and there promised the PlaiBtt
to pay him the same sum on demand, vet, thOHE
often requested the Defendant hath never psi:
the same. To the damage of the Plaintiff as b
says, the sum of $4,000
The said Isaac Bundy, Jr., not having b.
personal notice of the tendency of this sui, III
ordered by the Court here, that he be nOtf'I
thereof, by publishing the substance of this sr:
together with this order, in the Orleans Indepsl,
ent Standard, paper published at 1rasburgh,-
sad County, three weeks successfully, the at
publication to be at least twelve DAYS before ta
sitting of this Court, at said Irasburgh, on t
fourth Tuesday of June next, which will
deemed sufficient notice to the said Isaac Bunir
DR., to appear at the said Term and make ansFg
NORMAN Y. BINGHAM, Glen
JOHN L. EDWARDS, Attorney. T-SB
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stiffness. Another important advantage is, that
by using the Polish articles can be starchedhe
the cold or boiled starch, and iron immedap7
without the unfavorable results which usual
follow by the ordinary manner. Price only s
cents, in large bottles.
Prepared by D. TAYLOR, Jr., 10, Broad s.
Boston, and sold by Druggists and Grocers gas
orally.
d. III. Henry, Waterbury, General Agent t
vermont and Canada East. lily
~ For sale by c. c. Kellam, Druggist, Irasburg-
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"a Zenocrates assigned as a reason
Tor his silence on certain occasion, that
ne might one day be sorry for having
spoken, but never could have reason to
regret his silence.
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ROBERT LATHE, cu,~0 couu. 49,,
REBECcA ]. LATHE. Term, A D. 1856.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
TITO the Honorable Supreme Court, next to be
Il held at Irasburgh, within and for the County
of Orleans, on the third day of April, A. D. 1856.
Your ibellant Robert Lathe of Newport, in said
Orleans County, husnbly showeth to your Honors
that at Newport in said Orleans County on the
first day of February A. D. Is47, he was lawfully
married to Rebecca Jane Orne, then of said New
port, but now of parts unknown, to your libellant
by one Oliver I. Brown Justice of the Peace
within and for said County of Orleans, who was
legally authorized to solemnize said marriage and
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-fifth day of Febru-
airy, A. D.. 1852, near the said day of the said
month Of February, the said Rebecca Jane Lathe.
without any provocation, but of her own malice
wilfully deserted the said Robert Lathe. and soon
after absconded from the State of Vermont, and
is now as your loellant believes, in the State of
massachusetts, or Maine, or some of the other
New England States. Wherefore your petitioner
prays that the bonds of rnatrmony 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 q. 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 is
hereby ordered that she be notified of the pen
dency of this libel, by the publication of the
same together with this order, ir 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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PASSUMPSIC r.. II. NOTICE.
AGENTS.! AGENTS. ACENTs ;

n2poNo accustomed to procure subscriber
Tor Books, Magazines, &C.. or Get M cIhs S
are requested to send MS their ,o
anu address, and we viii forward them t-aa -
cIarge. specimen number of a publ;aation for or
%ca tney WI find ready sale; and we will al
ssrr;c nen commission of so per cent. for their
j. BRADFORD & BROTHER
No. 8 CORTLAND st., New York.
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U2- The hour-dusted miller and the turnin
wheels, can almost be seen in this fragment from
Tennyson:-
loved the trimming wave that swan
Through quiet meadows round the mill,
The sleepy pool above the dam,
The pool beneath itneyer still,
The meal-sacks on the whitened floor,
The dark round of the dripping wheel,
. he very air about the door
Made misty by the floating meal.
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~ The neglect or contempt of riches
make a man more truly great than the
possession of them.
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SICKNESS ExTRAoRDIsARY-Last
week a man bolted door, and threw
up a window!
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
TO THE SICK IL AFFLICTED!
A VOICE FROM NATURES GARDEN!


DR. JOHNSON, of Missouri, would re-
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LYNDON CENTRE and rtciaity, that he will see
natients at the room formerly occupied by Or.
Newell, in Lyndon, for few months.
Or J. is on his first tour east, and can devote
but short time to each locality. Discardlng the
ruinous mineral medicines in common use among
most of the faculty. DR.. J. begs to assure his
friends that ali the medicines he prescribes are Of
of purelv botanical character; and he hopes that
10 the sick and afflicted his great experience and
reputation at the South and West will be suffi-
Gent guaranty OF his knowledge and mastery OF
the following diseases:
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Lirer Complaint,
Complaint Of the Heart and Lungs, Scrofutd,
ErpsipeIas, Bronchial affections, Shortness
Of Breath, General Debility, pr0psicdE
Complaints. Felons, Chronic and
Rheumatic Complaints, In
ptfTityof the Blood
DISEASED BLOOD
FILLED WITH CASKER & CANcERoUs HUMoBs.
10 asthma can Be cured, and best of refer
ences given TO that effect 80
Charges moderate in all cases, and any poor
person who will bring certificate from one of the
Selectmen or Justices of the Peace that he or she
is truly virtnous and miserably poor, shall have
medicine free of cost.
Dr. can be consulted on all Diseases of the
Eye, and if the Eye is cataract, will take it off
with all ease with chemical process, without
giving but little pain to the patient.
Dr. J. has a safe and sure remedy for all Female
Complaints, discovered and prepared by himself.
Examination and advice gratis. N. B. Seminal
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Zoothache cured in 10 minutesy
Patients can be mesmerized for nervous affections
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Office hours, from A. NJ. to s O'Clock, P. NJ.
% DR.. ]. will examine Patients for Diseases
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if not better than they can describe them.
Lyndon Centre, Feb. 10, 1856. stf
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81 Learning is wealth to the poor, an
nonor to the rich, and a support and COM
fort to the old,
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MURDER DONE.
By 7. b, ALDRICH.

Lost, lost, lost
A beautiful Soul is lost!
A beautiful Soul went down, down;
Down, like a ship at sea
Who knows if Soul be lost?
The moon went down into a cave
Whose stalacttes were pointed with stars,
With scintillant crescents Of stars,
And a sweet south wind came over the rye
And broke on the lattice bars
Invisible fingers of Air
Just lifted the curtains fold,
just rippled the calm of her golden hair
Liqucscent and glittering gold.
And she stood like the thought of a sculptor
carved
In marble, snowy and cold!
But her pure, sweet look, was as foul lie
As ever woman told!
Her shrek went up through the night
To spheres that reeled overhead;
She lay at my feet, and her face was white,
1t haunteth me now, twas so very white,
As whispered it low, &" She is dead!"
a statue lay chill ut my feet
She lay with her eyes in eclipse;
A darkness hung in the length of her hair,
And shadowed erpeUured lips.
] strangled her voice, but, o God!
would could strangle the moan
That follows me out in the silent streets
When | walk in The midnight alone!
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Is Good wine makes bad head, and
a long story.
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o. The longest day is now discovered
20 be the day before your wedding,
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q 10 find out whether a woman IS
vain-don't look at her.
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THIS article has been test
IL by the best judges, and pr.
nounced superior to Anything
the kind in the market. 1t n
only gives a clear polish to Il.
linen, but obviates many Diff
culties to which laundresses na
subject 1t prevents the s,srh
from sticking to the iuz aqd
cnnsas the 1innn u -. 4.
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a WdIIduCy U0eU.
u NOW all men by these presents, that the sub
Il n scriber is yet alive and on praying grounds
and interceding terms with the public Generally.
and In town-having come up through
GREAT TRIBULATION.
knowing that the race is not to the swift, nor the
battle to the strong, but to him that persevereth
TO the end Therefore, he may be found at his
OLD stand, ready at all times to perform the duties
pertaining to his business as oft as he NAV be re
CURED; while particular attention is also paid in
selecting and keeping constantly on hand good
assortment of
Tim WARE & STOVE PIPE.
together with variety of other articles too nm
merous to mention, such as are usually kent in a
Harness Makers Shop. And lastly, but not least,
reference can be had to my Books, where are
found o IA :
A VARIETY OF ACCOUNTS.
together with lot of notes which are due and
must be paid soon, or cost will certainly be made.
as stand in perishing need of cash to nav nv
own debts with. F' '
Immediate attention is requested. None but
unreasonable men will delay
SAMUEL STANFORD.
lrasburgh, Jan. 4, 1s56.-1tf
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS COUNTY, SIS.
ROBERT LATHE Supreme Court, April
REBECCA ]. LATHE. Term, A. D. 1856.
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENT,

.so ne Auiba #
above volume ban.
uate of one of he 4.
medical T1e;tss :. schools II n I 4.
ing devoted a on 'c aa''
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Robert mn. aud Ayrshire.

In It's "Euro De.n Sketches" the Central Pres
byterian. of tn 1lth inst, publishes very plea
SAINT sketch ofa isit to Ayrshire. and to Mrs. Begg,
the only survivi sister of Robert Burns. She
Il described "a little bright eyed, quick moving
old lady" She received the visitors kindly, and
said, I'm thinkin' ye ken q great deal about
Robert in America" and added, that she received
more calls from gentlemen from "the States ="
than from any other part of the world. She
showed the visitors some letters Of her brother,
written in . bold round hand; also An original
portrait which she declared was q correct like.
ness.
MRS. Begg is the Jenny Of the Cotter's Satur.
day Night
But mark! a rap comes gently to the door;
Jenny, who ksns the meaning of the same,
Tells how q nesbor lad came osr the moor,
To do soma errands and convoy her hsme.'"
One of the visitors made an allusion to the fact
that she was the original of the picture. She only
laughed and answered, perhaps the less that is
said about that the better"
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Policy Af RusaIn !.

The Emperor of Russia is pushing forward with
great zeal and determination gigantic schemes
for covering his vast empire with network
railroads, and has determined upon 3 large
increase of his mercantile navy. This Is the
path Of true and wise ambition. In less than five
years from the full Inauguration of great system
of public improvements, combined with CONNER :
cial enterprise, Russia will not only recover from
all the exhaustion Of the late war, but be a more
formidable power, both for aggression and defence,
than at any previous period of her history.
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A New bod ge.

Col. Fremont having very emphaticaly denied
that he ever was Roman Catholic and the New
York Express having very clearly demonstrated
that the Colonel was mistaken, the New York
Tribune now comes out with an annou ncement
that there are two Frsmonts, both of whom have
belonged to the army; both res ided in Washing
ton; that they resemble each other, and that FIRE.
mont who is the candidate for President is not that
Fremont who was in the habit Of attending the
Roman Catholic Church This is very weak de-
vice-not worthy the ans inventive genius Of
Greedy.
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SENTIMENT IN SOUTH CARoLISA.-Hon. W
w. Boyce, Of 8. c., addressed bis constituents of
the Richland District last week. The following
passage occurred in his speech, which was loudly
cheered
But suppose the North should not propose a
compromise Have we not the bright sky above
our heads, and the firm earth beneath our feet o.
Can we not work out our own destiny, upon our
own soil, in view of the graves of our fathers
defend our rights. and maintain our Independence
The election of Fremont must not be submitted TO-
The South may not 60 with me, but / must say
for myself, that rather than submit my neck 10
the yoke which Sumner, Burlingame Wilson,
Seward, and others of that stamp would impose,
am in favor of secession, resistance, death, any
,hingi" Loud and long continued applause
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IMMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA.-A party of sc
German and French emigrauts passed through
Lynchburg Monday, en- route for Wythe county.
Va, where they intend settling They are the
pioneers of . colony to be founded in South.
western Virginia by capitalists Of France, who
have already made purchases of land in that re
gion. They design sending 1900, of which mum.
Der 800 viii be over shortly. The Governor Of
the Colony, Chas. Hatman, was with the party
which has just gons and among the number were
three Crimean veteraps
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Ethereal Oil.

To the many accidents resulting from the use Of
ethereal oil, when aot managed with the greatest
care and prude nee, may now be added the fact,
demonstrated in sac late horrible catastrophe in
Pittsburg, of its liability to spontaneous explosion
1t is very bri liant nd attractive fluid, but
more dangerous gen than steam. There is no
security against danger from 1t.
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Richard Yeadon, Esq, th able editor Of the
Charleston Courier, publish . . letter under his
own signature stating that the editors Of that pa
per have In their possession letters from Mrs Ere.
mont, In which she refers TO her husbands with
drawal from the Roman Catholic Church. He
adduces also other evidence establishing the fact
that Col Fremont was q Roman Catholie. which
matter, Of course, Is only of importance on &C.
count of Fremont's denial of it. Some other little
particulars are given by Mr. Ysadon of this nice
Black Republican candidate such rs his treachery
TO . young lady in Charleston his hiking his
taors his obtaining $500 of his salary IS teacher
In . South Carolina family 10 advance, to enable
him to travel for recruiting, and never returning,
either to teach the school or pay the money There
are some advantages, no doubt, in putting up an
unknown man" for the Presidency, but there are
also some disadvantages.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT The United
States frigate Wabash, with President Pierce on
board, passed up Chesapeake Bay, Monday after.
noon, on his way to Annapolis, Md. The United
States steamer Engineer was in attendance, to
carry the President to Norfolk in case he had de
sired to visit that city. 4 committee of citizens
from Washington were also in waiting at Ports.
mouth to receive him -
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The
of Athens.

This splendid work of art, which the UniveI sity
OF Virginia has just procured from Paris, through
its agent, Mr.. Pratt, will, we understand, be ex
bted at the approaching fair of the Mechanics In.
stitute So attractive an object we hope will draw
thousands to the Mechanics Fair
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RALEIGH, N. c., Oct 14.-Gov. Wise, iof Va,
was here yesterday. 1t is said that a Convention
of the Governors of the Southern States, has
been held here to take into consideration what
measures are to be adopted in case of Fremont .
election. The Convention probably if it came off
at all. not fully attended, as the only Execu.
tives here. were Gov. Adams, of S. G, and Gov.
Wise, of Va.
Gov Wise left to-day for Richmond.
The State Fair is in full blast. There are no
Richmond ex hibitors
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- s
NEW YORK, Oct l4.--Ths steamer Persia, with
dates from Liverpool. v The In ult arrived here
to day. Her news 10 unimpsrtaut
ITALIAN AFFAIRS.
Lie Nord says that the Austrian ministers IN Lon.
don and Paris have urgent orders from their gov
srument to entreat Engiahd and France TO alb
stain from hostils Demonstration towards Naples
until the return OF the maritims mediatorial mis-
sion Is further says the Wsstern Powers through
consideration for AustriA, have asseuted.
There are still rumoss Of An Increase of Aus.
trian troops being seat into Italy.
RUSSIA. 81
There Is considerable letter writing about the
Belgrade boundary question, and the German pa.
pers assert that Great Britain has sent . second
note to Rnssia, more peremptory than the hrst,
speeding the right of Of the Isle Of Ser
penis, but the result Il unknown. F
TURKEY.
England proposes a. plan Of adjustment Of the
Montensgrin difficulty. that Turkey cede addi.
tionai territory to Moptenegrn and that the latter
acknowledge the sovereignty of the Porte.
SPAIN.
A royal decree has been issued by the Queen an
nulling the confscatiou OF Queen Dowager Chris
tiana's property in Spain,
FRANCE
Napoleon has returned to Paris.
DENMARK
The ministerial crisisin Denmark continued
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4-Provisions quiet Sugar,
coffee and rice firm.
Money more stringent
The Bank of England has advanced its rate Of
discount to 5 per cent The bullion in the Bank
has decreased al63,ooO caused by large export of
coin.
Consols 92} 09oE, and irregular,
American stocks inactive.
Weather 10 England wet
Cotton frm aud closed quiet Fair Orleans It
Middling Ct; Upland Fair 81; Middling g.
Breadstuffs quiet Commercial Circulars vary.
Richardson, Spence & Co. say there 10 an i'm.
provement in the finer qualities of -four, and
quote:
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ohio at 32034s -
| Red Wheat 9Q93s; white 1001Os 81. Corn quiet.
Maxwell quotes Southern at 32034s; Ohio 36i %
$50 He quotes white Wheat at 940l04s; red 81
09s ID
Richardson, Spence e. Co. quote yellow and
mixed Corn at 1921 033; white 33034s. Maxwell
quotes yellow and mixed Corn at 1921 33s; white
34035i.