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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-28
Giptbiaa.
New foods! New Goods!!
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.sserchsSsts TxsifOT.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
s. a d y M a de C1ot hing.
C.sths. cassiaeres, vestings Gents Fur
ntshing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings,
! las' reLnrasd rom sbe asl with one Of the
Hsfze = and osatsaisctsd stocks Of goods ever
BIZ re.t Tor sals ntai- arkat consisting DO EartnF
BROADCLOTHS.
aEasat French, trfmaa and American, of .he o.
s#1i gal iis and latest siyi Of goods.
('ASsIMERES
ts'lH, Frsaee sod Am rieae, ef every variety q
yESTINGS
siy 9arsuii $ Asstaia -, WHY, lGndon Fixur.s
flotalaat Coiarat silks, fancy and Plain Six
si'st- Fa9ci et@ aHd iiasI, italian SILK Greha-
ahe 1atin, itaiian a9sh, sS Plush. and Fancy
gsssbmere in great varsity.
OVERCOATIAG,
F5tacE Blue aHd Br5ygn Eroade1th Union Whitney
al Piiot cIgils. Faneyt B.ns, Brown and Mulberry
CASTOR saaYsr, 1anads mixed and SAHARA OF the Ia.
go mFors. f
READY MADE
@far. Goals, f5geY.sacks sgrtouts Reeang Jacket,
= 4atnlss, Froes and Dress Rfoes Goats Of all
'.4aiilea 5na styles, silk, Velvet, Plush, Cioih,
asa"tere aed Valencia Vests, Casmett, satinstt,
2GSie and twist faney and plain Cashmere aad
1oeskla Pants; Den and Guernsey Froeks, Wrap
- q ami UverafIs
FURNISHING GOODS.
! eaiis ise gisia liaeA corded and Paris
~nsta-uds; siriag 0eoFsey, corded Byron, pol
"a eo!sars, Ne les, Stocks. fancy and and plaIh
rtyatas Lloyes-Slslte, black and c0lorsd kid, I'm
&a hace, cIolt, Chesterfield, Il aberdeen, Berlin,
fluf as! Ire uiEa ..ha Fur G,aiintiets: wool, meTi
w a.. csiton Hosei white aud fancy linen and silk
an1serrnfeiis EMBROIDERED lan.ts wool white an
a5EtL MeEa6 aEd siis Wrappers aad Drawers;
@aR! aElts s. sfs, aeiNehs tfents' shawe and
A+s't ttGs. BlDbrelas, -rpet Sasss and ali otasr
aiziEttH z sIiiJ seDs ag the trade, all Of which i.
PaasatiJ submitted 90 the examination OF ea..
.Aa aa{5g cnll vii sTsgfs choice selections.
DNAkD ALDES- ss-s
Eo1t ztt ,opFosie bsCtaire Row Davenport
p ? g, ss,f asa ~ AIN " Brady.l sep6dti n
SAMUEL PERRY. 4
MorCb a1af Taller
is 5Hhaad anaW 1nd fun ass6rtmen mt of French
! a+a ans tish ClS ines, Cassinieres and Fesims.
3 -@bi@ TaE the seasCH, which he will make IN t.
81 - tfsop sgort a0icea nd reas soma bic rms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
.. 81 kl8ds Tor Spriag aud summer wear, which
wiEioFs9 Il as cheap asthe cheapest.
FkiGsNLSAkHG GOODS.
Z z41is isaYgly ofeyerylhing necessary for xaAlie-
Aaaas @ardfobe. spring style OF Hats,
taps trunks, EaIices, Ac. FaN
tso. 5ould Invite hose about 10 pu rehzse xood.
-aeapofe tlna 10 give hin call before Parehasas-
4se > Aeie- Uhe price only No trouble 10 shor
ssgis -iss afaltarp2sfFa sors hopes u eoutinnane
5hs SAINT sAAuEL FEkkY.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-28
No Stain Left

The ease with which pyers bealihS ElubgoastiQb i
,pll ths absence Of any grease oily Substance III
Nj som position, its Poriot ueatness leaving stain
,, tb lrsar skiu, It's Agreeable udpr its prQmp un-
biiin and eicacous effects, render it the most valun-
mn nIchoapest medicine that be asc,l. The gcnu.
Inc la, the Gss shnlie u tho proprietor. Signature
A. II, kIkbD, Rtoprieter, ProyrteIsa, h. l., i
>Jil ia iiucA lslsld sna n1Yeupogt By HINES Z
CLIPpl Nc sks ia Chicago BY PENf0N Il BpBtNstNN
10 Muscatas by 1. p. poHGaGglY 0otlI so sals
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Boots quo Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

4 TaVISG increased Dar faeiiriss fog aJAnaGctars
1 ing and dealing fn Boots, Shoes and Leather. th
iaie signed successors 10 - 63 Dawson q Co, O5sf
+, he citizens of Davenport and vicinity greater "a
~ snients than eyer buy their Boots afi sHeesF
h4fl our retail stock hereafter viii al 1898 cos
al every deseripEoHbf goods wanted b tbe 9eopie
- aiyp are making sXteHsiyo prepsfthaUH ~
l,a .lrsaieing Boots aGI Shoes, and we fayF: cons
- dea.ers t5caI aud examine our stock a4d lrieess
- oar dctrrTBiati8n 10 set on "a good terms e.
hey sau De purchasedlu - Leals % Chicago
pt @SOS GRiGGS 4. 20.
4fi q, Braay 81, doorfrefa I'D
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ssDOTS ~ SsFDES.
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL
At The Empire store.
,xF.s tAf r. have nov in sLoIe large and we'll
sah,5 w leetod stock Of BOOTS aud sHOEEs, 10
"a. which We in inYiLe the attention Of ali IL
Ufaftlces in our line C0uatry ,rale rs shs b
nS to rapleuish their stocks viii nnd u 10 tAeif al
vantage 70 give call before purchasing else
where. aa'e ss4
- oar numerous Customers who prefer CUSTOM
WORK We eOutinue TO mold 9at Bd doe Is IN the
5yaJ p itle stosk 4ad stylish work not e4ualel
=l.- {lsa - Nay ht.x- Il 81 les OF Ladies' work
Htsnufaciar red usual. Brady Street, DzyeRpeTt.
ap1ada MOORE A BROW.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-28
What VA, has has Dyer's Healing gmbroeation dousi

Wonders, tulesdi IL Is sud every sitsrs4a ssteii-
si,l medicine sure remedy and universal P@4a9ea
Tor rheumatism. cuts ds. burns stass. MratHna,
s>r, troat piles bowel complaints, cholera wind l-
e, dyseutary, and numerous other ellis and aShe- 10
popularity Is owing % is own intrinsic inerS Once
used il Is dispensed with. 10 be1uh0ihg daA
more and p0pGlu, and is pvrioring geIlE Aabs
cures day by day, All persons who have never used tins
great remedy ar all srts Of pain, shuu At once obtah
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-28
CITY HOTEL,
Cotaar OF Third and Perry Streets.
d, TI~ffsyy L. GTMaTPAU prapfistays

zs,lft uHdgrsiKus would respectfully iHfoTm Their
/ ffgaIs and lie puDiie, that iasJ hsVe ihis DAY
Ia ta I4q HoTkI, IJr tLs reception ot strah
grf1apd tf6telors. Il kas been entirely ramodeisa
ani sSiy furnished. The location Is central Ena tS
ysDenl ana no el1rt on The part Of FropfielOfs
patrons. .,.a.tt. Ia.
EEuuaf{c GlaELiga It'll 6afeIu! AID "Ats.1i' ems
ftaIs IlWhys LU attendance. Also large az" COZ"
usrls.l l,f IL aeco mln 0dati1H oil Farmers, d-s
AERLEY X 0LNsirAb.
-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-28
ROUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT.
ING, PAPER HANGING, ETC

- i speetfully announce 10 his
Dfiends that hs ill eonlinus tns
above business in all It's branch.
d, nj die Did stand on Perry Street., tstsssa Second
aad IIIId Streets.
Hs song expsfisnes il tts above ba.ihs.i war.
r.Ils lin in assating his patrons full ssusiaclon IN
aay work thai r il 30 entrusted to him.
Pa,ElioI Ri, prepared ana ready for ass--
las. nf ALL rutty, Ac., for sale.
yqJ S6f an JAMES U0NNEL.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05
NEW SALOI
AT BURLINGTON, VEL
BY SNOW & THOL

THE SUBSCRIBERS take n
Il announcing to the public GEM
ing of their NEW SALOON. in ih-
known as the Howard Store, Chl
has been newly fitted RD for
Store and a first class Ice Cream al
loon for Ladies and Gentlemen, keF
plan, at bill-of-fare rates.
Ice Creams, oysters, meats, pies, g
merous other substantals and tslz
up in the quickest possible time, 81
sonable hours. NO SMOKING. 7
Frs. Our new store is already =
be a depot for choice coniecdOHsT d
of our own manufacture; also n17
ties from the best makers knoVHh1
TABLE ORNAMENTS MADE 7
We keep also a better ass0nna..
PASTRY work than was ever oaz
this State. Also, Jellies and PrssH
various sizes, put up By Us, and VT
er and better than any in The HG1s
LADIES VISITING BIRL
Should not fail to call at the nv 8
Store, on Chulch Street, and gs
or if too cold, a cup of tea Or '-s
of Oysters.
LADIES USUALLY IN ATE
Having facilities for doing 81 b
business, and doing it well, We b.
viii be appreciated, and that VS.
share Of public favor.
| 10 Orders from abroad sollrl-
executed.
Burlington, Oct. 10.
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GREAT CURE FOR
DY SIP EP STA!
DIR, j. s. HOUGHTON'S
p E p s | n !! I!

FENHE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR, GAS
IL TRIO JUICE, prepared from RENNET, or
the fourth STOMACH OF THE OK after diree-
tions of BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist, by j. S. H0UGHTON, NJ. D Philadel-
phia, Pa.
This is Natures own Remedy for an unhealthy
Stomach. No art of man can equal its curative
powers. 1t contains no Alcohol, Bitters, Acids,
or Nauseous Drugs. 1t 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-
TONS. Pepsin is NOT A DRUG.
Call on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circu
lar, gratis, giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC
EVIDENCE, from Liebig's Animal Chemistry
DIR. Combes Physiology of Digestion; Dr. Pere-
ira on Food and Diet; DR.. John W. Draper, Of
New York University; Prof Dunglison's Physi-
ology; Prof Silliman, Of Yale College; DR.. Car
penter's Physiology: &C., together with reports
| of CURES from all parts of the United States.
10 Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
icines. Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
! Sold bv CHAs. c. KELLAM, Irasburgh.
- T. C. BUTLER, Derby Line.
]. S. WEEKS, Danville. I24-Jy
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Sending Portions to the Poor.

In the record of the Jewish festival,
established on account of the wonderful
deliverance from the crafty designs of
Hannah, there is one interesting feature
of 'days of gladness," so marked and per-
tanning to such days, that it gives to them
a name-and hence they are styled " a
good day and of sending portions one to
another" The Jews were to make them
" days Of fasting and joy, and sending
portions one to another and gifts to the
poor" So in Nehemiah 8: 8, the peo-
pie were hidden to go their way, eat
the fat, and drink the sweet, and send por-
tons unto them for whom nothing is pre-
pared for this day is holy unto the
Lord; neither be ye sorry for the Joy
of the Lord is your strength" 1t was
therefore one great design of these festal
occasions to promote kind and social
feeling, and to induce that neighborly
charity which remembers the poor with
''gifts" and portions, " that in every house
hold there might be plenty and gladness.
1t is one of the pleasantest features of a
New England Thanksgiving, that there
Is this remembrance of those " for whom
nothing is prepared" and in a quiet, I'M
ostentatlous way, "portions" are sent to
the families of the poor, that they too may
have a festival board, and thank God for
abundant provisions. We hope this good
old custom will always be perpetuated
and that many household, this year and
IN coming years, will receive such tokens
OF remembrance during Thanksgiving
, week.
" 1t is more blessed to give than to re.
ceive," but both the giver and the re
ceiver may find occasion for thanksgiv
ing-the one for the blessing bestowed
the other for the power of bestowine
it.-Ch. Mirror.
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A I Probate Court holden at Irasburgh with
IA in and for the County of Orleans, on the
18th day of November, A. D. 1856. Luther Deano,
guardian unto JESSE B0SW0RTH, minor,
now residing in Weare, N. H., personally appeared
in said Court and represented that his said ward
is owner in his own right of farm in Albany in
said district, to wit: Lot No. 1876 containing one
hundred and ten acres more or less, together with
the privileges and appurtenances thereto belong
ing; and that it would conduce to the interest OF
his said ward TO sell said real estate for the pur
pose of putting the proceeds thereof at interest
and praying for license and authority to sell said
real estate for the purpose aforesaid:
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court, that
public notice be given TO all persons concerned
therein, to appear before said court at session
thereof to be held at said Irasburgh, on the 10th
day of December, 1856, that they may be heard
In the matter and show cause why license should
not be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans Independent Standard
newspaper printed at Irasburgh in this State
the last of which publications shall be before the
day assigned for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand at the Probate Office in
lrasburgh, this 18th day of November, A. D. 1856
46w3 NJ. CARPENTER Jndoe
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that we were behind, and walked back
until night came on, when, being very
much fatigued, he collected drift wood
and made large fire among the rocks
The next day it became more Serious
and he encamped again alone, thinking
that we must have taken some other
course. To go back would have been mad
ness in his weak and starved condition,
and onward to the valley was his only
hope, always in expectation of reaching
it soon. His principal means of subsis-
tence was few roots, which the hunters
call sweet onions, having very little taste,
but good deal of nutriment, growing
generally in rocky ground, and requir-
ing a good deal of labor to get, as he had
only pocket knife. Searching for
these, he found nest of big ants, which
he let run on his hand, and stripped them
off in his mouth; these had an agreeable
acid taste. One of his greatest priya-
tons was the want of tobacco and a
pleasant smoke at evening would have
been a relief which only voyageur
could appreciate. He tried the dried
leaves of the live oak, knowing that those
of other oaks were sometimes used as a
substitute but these were to thick, and
would not do. On the 4th he made sew
ell or eight miles, walking slowly along
the river, avoiding as much possible to
climb the hills. In little pools he caught
some of the smallest kind of frogs, which
he swallowed, not so much in the gratif-
cation of hunger, as in the hope of OBJ
tanning some strength. Scattered along
the river were old ireplaces, where the
Indians had roasted muscles and acorns
but though he searched diligently, he did
not there succeed in finding either. He
had collected fire. wood for the night, when
he heard at some distance from the river
the barking of what he thought were two
dogs, and walked in that direction as
quickly as he was able, hoping to find
there some Indian hut, but met two
wolves; and, in his disappointment, the
gloom of the forest was doubled.
Travelling the next day feebly dowr
the river, he found five or six Indians
at their huts, of which we have spoken
some were painting themselves black
and others roasting acorns. Being onl,
one man, they did not run off, but receiv
! ed him very kindly, and gave him vel
come supply of roasted acorns. He CAV
them his pocket knife in return, an
stretched out his hand to one of the In
dams, who did not appear to comprehen
the motion, but jumped back, as if h
thought he was about to lay hold of hin
They seemed afraid of him,not certai
as to what he was.
Travelling on he came to the plac
where we had found the squaws. Hel
he found one fire still burning, and IL
" tracks of the horses. The sight gay
" him sudden hope and courage; and, 70
lowing as fast as he could, joined at ev,
= ninr
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1DortiraI 6eleftions.
From the Knickerbocker.
Stanzas: Lines: Song: Ballad:

AMONG THEM THAT COME UP TO SPECULATE II
STOCK ASD SUPPLIES.
A Oregon Lay-6y SURFING Sufferer ef&e War
Among them that come up to speculate in stock
and supplies,
Was fellow named Stuart "a man OF enterprise
He bought him switch tail sorrel tive year DID,
which hsd a white face,
And he bantered all Portland, o. T., for a three
hundred yard race.
Thar was man he'd horse, which he thought
pretty fair,
She was ginerally known rs Aillard's thousand
dollar mare;
He hadn't no idea, he said, of doing anything 50
rash,
But he took up Mr.. Stewart for two hundred oO'-
lars cash.
So every soul in Portland, o. T., went straight
down to the course,
And every cent we borrowed, we bet on Mllard's
horse;
And there was that specializing Stuart, with his
hand upon his hip,
and tive men following with tin pail full Of
dollars and champagne basket full ofscriPt!
Wal they measured of the ground, and the hor-
ses got start,
And come running down right pretty, about fou
feet apart;
And the Willard mare had it all her own way, 81
everybody said,
TIL just as they got to the eend OF the track, tina
are sorrel shot suthin' like ten feet ahead!
AFTER we seed that there riz most surprising
din,
And remarks like this ere followed, Z" Dog my
everlasrin' skim"
an he dod-derned, and dog, gorned, and ding
blamed by Pike
And thar was such an awful bowling, and swear
ing, and dancing, that many old people saiC
they had never seed the like.
And that are specializing Stuart, he made matter
worse;
He packed the money in hand cart, and didn'
care cuss;
And sweetly smiling, pulled it off, as though h
didn't mind the heft,
And since then we haint paid no taxes, nor bough
nothing, nor sold nothing, fUr | do suppos
that in all Portland 0. T., there ANITA singh
red cent left
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CERTIFICATES.
Important from DR.. E. w. Sabin, of
Rochester, n, Y.

December /, 1855.
This may certify that have made trial of
"BACH's AMERICAN COMPOUND" in a case of
severe Bronchial Afectton and long standing
Irritation OF the maacUs coat Of the Alianenta1y track
BY the use oftwo bottles of the above Compound
1t is thought permanent cure was affected.
have seen its wonderful etfec in a decided case
of Scrofuta Consumption, where the patient was
thought to be beyond csre-after taking few bot
ties of the american Compound is now thought to
be oaa Of danger, and nearly aoeu. From what
have seen of the effect ofthe Compound, should
certainly recommend its use in such cases a.
above named Z. w. SABIN, NJ. d.
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BACH'S
American Compound.

VNHE subscribers would respectfully ask the
Il attention of the People of Vermont, to the
claims of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As one OF the best preparations before the public
for the relief and cure Of the following complaints:
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore Throat, Cal
omel, Nursing and liberated Sore
Mouths, Sore Nipples, MercuriaE 7diints,
Fever Sores, .ScrofuIa, liberation of
the LumgS and Stomach, all Nervous
Complaints, Female Weakness and r.
Irregularities, FluOr Azbsts, (Or Whites,)
Coughs arising from an Lrritated
Throat, Piles, Weak .Stonaachs-in
fact, an a1ay case O.
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, OR IMPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city of Auburn, where this medicine is
prepared, and the Proprietors reside, a large list
of the most reliable and respectable proofs of its
efficacy have been furnished in its favor. by the
voluntary promptings eff those who have been re-
lieved and cured of long standing and extremely
aggravated affections of the above complaints
from grateful desire TO spread its knowledge
and promote the good Of others who may be sim
ilarly afflicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy in all
cases of Bronchial and Throat affections, from
slight to Chronic determinations and U7cerations
Also in some very marked cases of Female Weak
ness and Irregularities, ard many other com
plants enumerated above.
| We have also some strong cases OF this charac
| ter in our own State, in which it has been uset
with wonderful success where for years r sorts Il
many other remedies have failed to afford relief
Its ingredients, among which is a compound
| fluid extract of
"BEECH DROPS" OR CANCER RoOT,n
and composition are such as to render it perfect
ly safe and harmless. requiring the exercise of nj
special care in regard to the habits of the indi.
vidual, beyond that ordinarily necessary.
From personal knowledge of these facts, l d.
not hesitate to say to all who are ia any way af
| ficted with Bodily Weakness, Debility, Inflam
nation, Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
is recommended in the strongest assurance
Relief and Cure
! FRED. f. SMITH, Montpelier,
i Wholesale Agent for the State of Vermont
RI To whom all orders should be addressed
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JOHN III. BRAYNARD.
DEPUTY SHERIFF,
WEST CHART FSTON vFPNroNT
STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.


a T Probate Court. holden at Probate Office
IN in 1rasburgh within and for said District
on the 18th day of November, A D. 1856:
AN INSTRUMENT, purporting to be the last
VIII and Testament of SAMUEL BOYNT0N
late of Coventry in said District deceased, being
presented to the court here by Greenleaf Boyn-
ton and Ira Boynton, the executors therein named
for Probate:
1T is ORDERED by said Court, that all per.
sons concerned therein be notified TO appear at
session of said Court TO be holden at the Office
of Henry H. Frost in Coventry, ON the 8th day o
December, A. D. 1856, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, anC
shew cause, if any they may have, against tn,
the Probate of said Will; for which purpose, i
is further ordered, that copy of the record o
this order be published three weeks successively
IN the Orleans Independent Standard, printed a
lrasburgh, previous to said time appointed 70
| hearing
A true copy Of Record,
Attest,
46w3 MARSHAL CARPENTER, Judge.
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u A young lady thus describes her feelings
and courts sympathy in the Boston Courier:
My heart is sick, my heart is sad
But, oh the cause dare not tell
am not grieved, am not glad;
am not i'll, am not well!
I'm not myself-rm not the same:
] am, indeed, know not what;
Pm changed in all except in name
Oh! when shall l be changed in hat?"
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LAUGHTER.

Polite persons seldom venture beyond a smile. ="
A laugh-a wild, merry laugh,
Though it may rulgar be,
A clear, loud, cheerful note
This is the laugh for me.
saw boy with sunny hair,
Bound lightly DER lawn,
With motion free as summer air,
And timid as fawDi
A silvery tone was borne along
Upon the breezes mild;
1t was the sweet and joyous laugh
Of that gay-hearted child.
saw a maid, on whose soft cheek
The rose and lily wed;
She hung upon her fathers arm
His darling and his pride.
Why does her sire forget his years?
Forget his spirits pain2
He listens to that bright ones laugh,
And boyhood comes again.
| saw a youth in manhood's dawn,
Within merry ring
OF fairy forms and brilliant eyes,
And all were listening
The gay and sportive tale he told;
Bright faces brighter grew,
Like music notes the sweet sounds rung
Of laughter, loud and true.
Oh! man may learn his brow to smooth,
And wear ready smile;
The cod and polished world may scorn
A merry laugh the while.
Give me the clear and mirthful note,
Poured from the heart of glee,
Ere earth has taught the soul to hide
That is the laugh for me!
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TRUST.
ny FANNY KEMBLE.

ny FANNY KEMBLE.
Better trust and be deceived,
And weep this trust and that deceiving,
Than doubt one heart that, if believed,
Had blessed ones life with true believing.
OIL this hooking world too fast
The doubling friend o'ertakes our youth!
Better be cheated to the last
Than lose the blessed hope of truth.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05

- A shrewd little fellow who had
just begun to read Latin, astonished his
master by the following translations; Vsr.
a man, Gin, trap-Virgin, a man-trap
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-12-05
CAUTION.
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a ID. LEIGHTON, Tin and Copper Smith.
Is = would respectfully inform the Inhabitants
o. oraitsb1ry and vicinity, that he has taken the
m ; one door north OF the Orleans House. where
ne VIII keep constantly on hand an assortment Of
Stamped and Hollow Ware,
lrarlor, Box and Cooking Stoves, and all kinds If
I'm, copper, brass, and sheet iron ware on hand
or manufactured to order
From the very Best Materials,
ana at lower rates than can be bought at an
other shop in Northern Vermont
gan and see- Orders from abroad prouptIv
All kinds Of BARTER taken in EXCHANGE
! for GOODS. = Ae'iange
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