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STATE or VERMONT,
0ElEAxs COUNTY, IS.

DtLEANs COUNTY, IS.
FFHO the Hon Supreme Court next 70 he helIen
4 at IrasbGrgh, within and for the County Of
Orleans, Oh the third day Of April, a. D., 1886.
Yonr libellaut Lanra A. Lewis Of Barton, Ia
said Orleans County, humbly showeth 20 your
Honors that at Shettord, in the province Of Cul-
ada East, ON the 2lst day OF JannNry, a. D., 1850
she was lawfully warried 20 Charles 5. Lewis,
then Of Sheiiord, Canada East, by one Mr.. Nc
Donald, an ordained minister Of The gospel who
was legally authorised 20 soemHise SAX marriage
and that from that day 10 the dag Of hAtg THIS
libel, fhe has lived in the strict observance % AZ
the duties required by her marriage covenant
Your hbe,lant further showeih that The stid
Charles : Lewis hath not kept his marriage COW
enHnt-that on the 18th day Of February A. ~
1862, NJ Rutland IL Rutland county, Venn0nt,
tile said Charles 5. Lewis, wlfilly deserted your
libellant leaving her destitute Of ala the neesssa-
ries aud c0uVenicuces Of life, and has not since
said descrtlon resided With her On provided IN any
way for her support.
Your Hbelanf further showeth THAT the said
Charles 5. Lewis since he - wiliully deserted
your lbellant, and curing tie years - . and
1854 has resided IN the town Of irasburgh u Or
Loans county, and In Narfen'a Gore ia Essex
county, Vermont, during soplc part 81 said year,,
and that during bis said resideitce 10 ifasbufgh
aud in Wmren's Gore as pf0resaid, be cuilablted
with one Sarah Priest, and that the said Clare.
5 Lewis "a then and there commit the crime !,
adulteiy III the said Sarah Presf, aad tlat tdg
said Charles ). Lewis new resides Ia the province
OF Eanaa., East
I Your llbellant further informs this Hon Caur
| That she has resided Ia the tsHa ~ Hargoa. .
/ Orleans county Aforesaid, iof aoge thaa oae sea-
i lac. p S..
Your lballAnl therefore prass this Hon. Csar
/ thai the bonds 81 nafTtlnoay heiweFp her and 80
+ said Chsrlss $. Lewis may b. dissolved. aaa
+, bli Of divorce granted her. Aud IN short tas
shs may Be restored - HiI things which So o.
l2st g. Isas1a q ae. ss4a ..3afi.ass -efsaaas,
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MARRIED.


In this town, on the End inst, by the
Rev. A. W. Boardman, Mr.. WILLIAM
P. DoDGEof Irasburgh, and Miss HAN
NAH M. MARsTIN of Charleston.
In New York, on the 18th ult., at the
Metropolitan Hotel, by the Rev Joseph
P. Thompson, STEPHEN FOSTER, Cashier
of the Peoples Bank, Derby Line, and
CAROLINE BRUNSWICK, second daughter
of Duty Evans, Esq of Providence
r. I.
AT West Charleston, Jan. 1st, by Rev
L. II. Tabor, Mr.. FERNANDO RANDALL
of Glover, and Miss ELIZABETH A
Colby, of Burke.
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interests Of the twenty-five millions Of
Americsns-to trample under foot the
injunction of moral and constitutional OBJ
ligation-and TO engage in plans of vim
dictive hostility against those who are
associated with them in the enjoyment Of
the common heritage of our national in.
situations.
Nor is it hostility against their fellow
citizens of cue section of the Union
alone. The interests, the honor, the du.
ty, the peace and the prosperity of the
people of all sections are equally ihyolv-
ed and inlperilled in this question. AND
are patriotic men in any part of the Union
prepared, ON such an issue, thus madly tc
invite all the consequences of the forfeit
ure of their constitutional engagements
1t is impossible. IEhe storm of phrenzy
and faction must inevitably dash itself il
vain against the mistaken rock OF the
constitution. shall never doubt it.
know that the Union is stronger thou
sand times than all the wild and chimeri
cal schemes of social change, which are
generated, one after another, in the un
stable minds of visionary sophists, anC
interested agitators. I rely confidently
on the patriotism of the people, on tht
dignity and self-respect of the States, OF
! the wisdom of Congress, and above all
on the continued gracious favor of AL
mighty God, to maintain, against all enc
mics, whether at home or abroad, the
sanctity of the constitution and the in
tegrity of the Union.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1856.
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Receipts for the Standard

For tie week ending Jan. 10th.
Thomas Guild, Irasburgh, $3.50; John
Guild, NJ. B. Kimball, Thomas Jameson
Ira Bryant, Irasburgh-John Duckless
Rev. Phineas Bailey, /. Fl. McClary
MILAN Seaver, NJ. G. Chamberlin, Benz
r. McClary, Andrew Cutter, Albany
e. b. True, Lewis Nye, Coventry-F
S. French, F. Randall, S. S. Blanchard
Hosea Garfield, VIM, Merriam, Glover
w. j. Hastings, Don @. A. Richardson
A. r. French, Craftsbury-Stephen F os
ter, Derby Line-John A. Hight, Co
lumbus City, Iowa-E. K. Lord, Alba
ny-Samuel Russell, Sutton, each 81 20
Samuel Conant, .Irasburgh, S0,62.
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LAWS OF VERMONT.
SESSION OF 1885.

IS Z C5atiaEed from an i'age.
the county in which it remains. and il upon sueh
examination il shall be ascertained who the own
er or consgnee j., the said operators shah notify
the said owner or consignee, II his place Of resi-
denee be known. Of the place where said property
Is ! and i he shall neglect for the period Of one
month thereafter 10 claim aud take away such
baggage or when the owner or eonsignee shall
not be ascertained, or his residence not talown,
such baggage, and the contents ihercof may be
sold by the sheriff in the manner AeFeaitey pFeyi-
ded.
Sec .. Such sheriff shall sen sneh property
at pubic auction, and shall give notice Of suei
sale, by publication In some newspaper printed il
the town or county where sHeh property shall %
remain unclaimed, three weeks scaeessiyeiy, IN
last Of which publications shall be not less tbai
toag weeks previous 70 sueh saisj aad : thc,e q
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DIED.

In Albany, on the Sd inst, Joshua
JoHNsoN, Revolutionary Soldier, aged
SO years.
New Hampshire and Western papers
please copy.
In this town on the 3lst ult. EMNA
ISABEL, only child of Alfred and Jane
Cotton, aged year and months.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2, 1856
At market 663 Cattle-6O0 Beeves, aud So
stores. copsis. ing of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlines, ~ am three years old.
Prices-Market Bcef-ExtTa $3.50 per cwt.-
1st quality, S.; I'd quality, rs $50; Sd quality
S7,25a7 so; ordinary, S6,Ooa $50.
Barrelling Cattle-S6, 50a7,25 per cwt.
Stores-W Working Oxen-No sales.
Cows and Calves-S82, "a, IS, 40, 45, As, 50, So
and ~.
Hides st, soar so per cwt Tallow-s9,5o a
10 per cwt.
ts-s1al ,5Oeach. Calf Skins-18a14 cts.
per ID.
Two Years Old-None.
Three Years old-s84, So, 50, 40, AZ, 40, As, 81
Az
Sheep and ambs-2O60 at market. Extra, SIS,
| so, 6, a r. By lot 2 IA, 2 IL, 2 ssh ga 5.
Swine-Wholesale, still fat LA 3-4c; corn
| fed lac.
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no newspaper printed in such county, sneh pub
eation shall be made in some Newspaper printed
in an adjoining county. Such advert isement
shall state the time and plsee Of sale, the place
where such property was received, description
of said property, the marks upon the articles to
be sold, the time when received, the place whence
sent when Known, and the names Of TIM owners
or consignecs when known
Sec 8. If the owner or consignee shall not
claim said property, and pay all legal charges
thereon and for advertising the same, before the
day of sale, the sheriff shall proceed to sell the
said property and shall make return Of said sale,
together with list of the property so sold US
aforesaid, and a copy Of the advertisement de-
seribing such property, within twenty days after
such sale to the treasurer Of this State, with his
affidavit of the truth of such return. Such sher-
if shall also return to the treasurer Of ibis State
all papers, notes, drafts, moneys or other valua-
bles of similar nature, which shall be found in
such baggage, which, together with all the mon
eys arising from said sale, after deducting all le-
gal charges thereon, and the charges and cxPen-
ses of said sale, shall be kept by said treasurer for
the benefit of the owner or consignee Of such
baggage, and shall be paid to- him on producing
satisfactory evidence of his right.
Seo.4 The State treasurer shall keep true
minute, of the time when such moneys, notes,
drafts, or other valuabcs, and the ayaiIs Of such
sale, shall be received, and if the same shall re-
main in his Office unclaimed by tile owner or con
sgnee thereof for the space of two years after
they arc so received, such property shall become
the property of the State, and shall be disposed
of by the State treasurer for the benefit Of the
State.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Apnroyed Noyen1her ID 1S55
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State Temperance Convention,

The annual meeting of the Vermont
State Temperance Society viii be held
at LUDLOW, on WEDNESDAY, the SIX
TENTH DAY oFJANUARY next, common
cling at l o'clock, P. NJ, and viii contin-
ue through that and the next day.
Owing to the cars both from the east
and west, arriving at Ludlow little af-
ter one o'clock, P. NJ, we have thought
it advisable to delay the hour Of meeting
to that time.
The meeting in the afternoon of thai
day will, therefore, be very much of a
business character; and we hope gentle
men will come prepared to present, at
this session, all matters of business, that
the society may have time to consider
and act upon the same.
The report of the Executive Commit
tee will be made in the evening, at which
time the Cholr are invited TO be present
Ladies are invited to attend our meet
ings.
All arrangements in relation to ou1
sessions on Thursday, will be made by
the Society. We hope the friends Of
Temperance will adopt measures to Sc.
cure liberal representation from al
parts of the State.
ALDAeE WALKER, I
ZIMRI HOWE, z
CHESTER SPENCER, Co,,, ,ns,s'a'
JOSEPH PERKINS, '''''''''''
Ii. T. LEAvITT,
Castleton, Dec. 10, 1855
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81 The annual meeting of the Or
leans County Agricultural Society will
be holden at the Court House in Iras-
burgh, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of Jan
uary inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. As there
are important questions to be decided ii
is hoped that all who feel an interest in
the welfare of the Society will be pres
ent.
WILLIAM P. MAY, Sec.
Barton, Jan. l, 1856.
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Ia'ed NJ Barton IN Orleans county. this lash
lls Of December. a. ~, 1855.
LAURA A fE#f~
JotS r. Ssl.ri8. ATTY
l. having been shown 60 me that the foregoing
named Charles 5 Icv is resides without this State
ana is not within tie reach Of pFog ess. q j. hero.
by ordered That he be notified Of the peuiaacy d
this libel, hy the publication of the same together
with this oryler in the Independent Standard,
printed q Ilasburgh IN this State, tlree weeks
successfully, the last Of which shall e. Of isAst
six weeks previous 10 the session OF the cpurf
aforesait, which shall be sufficient notice to thc
said Charles 5. Lewis to appear AMI object 10 the
granting Of the prayer Of said petition il he sec
cause.
Dated At Windsor the 29th day Of December,
1855.
ISAAC ?. REDTiELD,
2w3 Chief Jastsre OF the Supreme Court.
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CRAFTSBURY ACADEMY.

FENHE Spring Term viii commence Wednesday
i Feb ~, ana continue eleven weeks.
We shall spare no pains to have our school stand
among the FIRST, III point Of thorough mental
training and correct moral influence; aud we So
licit continuance Of public favor and patronage
For particulars relative 10 Tuition, Board, &c.
see circulars, or apply 10
HENRY HUBBARD, Principal
CIaftsburv, Jan. 10, 185G.-2-tf
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aREAT TRlnfEArEoN.

knowing ihat the Taee j. NOT 70 the swlli. nas tire
battle 20 the strong, bat % llm ihil perseytFeih
- the sga fheHeieres ho nsaY BE- f3una - hl
old stand, ready ~ 40 tnas b. ~ iru gig sstlas
peitiiIiug 90 his busineaa on s be fHaF De- ~
quTedi while particular sfIsnf.nn 5 Hsi .ald e
selecting ard keeping constantly pu hand & COOS
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LOOK HERE.

a " DOW takes tie earliest opportunity
~. through the columns Of the Sssu.f,r,} % iti
the public know that be J. la t0gru sei--latNiil
gtauding tile heavy bets II Rum ana Oysters That
have beea made b. his opponent, that he would
leave Is ore sle lat Of January.
flie subscriber bees leave % inform snIne it,r
tina. don't know the fact already that he ,gli as
M. --I------- h-.- dom. : ~ 80 q.
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a Warranty Deed.

Il NOW all men by these lgcteDis, fhHt tie sub.
IN scfiber - set alive $3.50 ~ lr8yins e.onlds
and ineFcedng terms siui fla 3liltl.r .ssnesstI y
aad 81 taWn--h5 zinc .f.s,a a, fH'a,..,.-f.
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suATE o. yERMnNT.
OnLEANs CorNrY Il


IFPNO the Hon. Supreme Court next 10 be hel lei,
y ut IFasburah, within aud for the county Il
Orleans on the third day Of April, a. D.. 1856.
our libellant Laura Parker Of Lowell in
said Orleans county, huuibly showcih - your
honors that sc Lowell aforesaid, on the 5th dav
Of September, \. u. 1850, she was lawfully MIR
ried to Nathan Parker jr, then Of Lowell alore-
said, by Edwin Woods Esq then a Justice Of
the Peace within and for the county Of Orleans
aforesaid, and that from that day to the dty Of
fling this hbel she has lived in tie strict obseT-
vance Of all tie duties required by her marriage
covenant
Tour hbellant further showerli that The said
Nathan Parker ir., hath not kept his marriage
covenant; that on the 10Th day Of March. A. D.
1861, he wilfuily deserted yoHr h5ellaut and
went to parts unknown without this STATE, lea
wing your lbellant wholly destitute OF all the ne
cessaries Of life, and that he has not since he 50
Jeff your iibellaHt, resided with her or made any
prov~ioa foT her support Your libe.iant hats
gooi reason 10 believe that said Nathan Parker
tJr.. Is now residing ia the State og fext..
She further Informs this lion. Court that she
has resided for more t!ian ONT year last past la
Lowell aforesaid
Your iibeliant therefore prays this Hen. Court
that the bonds OF matrinony between her a;.d
the said Nathan Parker u. may be dissolved, assa
bill Of divorce granted her. And in shcr that
she may be restored to all things which she has
lost BY reason of her said marriage covenant.
Dated al Lowell this II II day Of Dec0m,or, :
D. 1856.
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LNLhA .. ! AHNEIF.
JOIN P. sARrLE. Ati'y.

II having been shown 10 me that the foregoing
named Nathan Parker ir. resides without this
State, and is not within the reach Of process, it is
hereby ordered that he be notified Of the pen
dancy Of this libel by tie publication Of the same
together with his orderin the independent Stand
ard printed at lrasbHrg in this State, three weeks
successivey, the last of which shall be at lsahL
six weeks previous to the court aforesaid, which
shall be sufficient notice to the said Nathan Park
jr, to appear and Object TO the granting Of the
prayer Of said petition il he see cause.
Dated at Windsor in the county Of Windsor,
the 18th day OF December, A 1855
ISAAC T. REDffELD,
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court.
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BY t. 5. ARTHUR.

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y h = WILSON SHANNON,
(signe1 C. ROBINSON,
TT ThNE

To CHARLES RoBTssos AND J. II.
LANE You are hereby authorized and
directed to take such measures, and use
the enrolled force under your command
in such manner, for the preservation Of
the peace and the protection of the per.
sons and property OF the people Of Law.
renee and vicinity, as in your judgment
shall best secure that end.
(Signcd) WILSON SHANNON.
LAWRENCE, Dec. Q, 1855.
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CAST

DAD sr Hides aui shipping Far, hv
l. Il. McCLAEI.
Albany, JaR. ), is55-II
fENllE subscribers are sgsi5ts Cir : < A. ff'-
Z q. 5shHs'd, tvf iii- ,rts ~ cloths % fs-ir
manufacture, which they win sell ia exchange tlr
cash or wool.
GEORGE WORrHINGTON, j. & co.
irisburgl, dan. I, lS56-lH
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IN INAItE 3 sTnAE pIpE.

together wish a variety 81 ether a.glcss TO Hn.
ma4egs 8 mefteu, sarh ~ afa iiffsfl5 teef iH E
Harness Makefa Shop AHA asiig. bai ne least
Gtulta
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BETTER NEtTEssEsT,

ani so il ia better STYLE Hud more dunllils
than amy o'her hafHcss shaker in the State of
Vermont; Nhen you get one ot his harnesses on
"a horse l. Looks a. though g Was
MADE FOR ATEoEssE 10 WEAR
and that 10 wlas raa oanit siy 81 rha harnesses
made IS these "AlIekeys" that pretend 10 voFk
at the business ia lrashHrgh
lnsbuggh Jan. Q, ls5e.-i-iy.
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together sith iai II u9ifs Nhlrh sre dHe hA
mast be- paa sasH. - cast 'lli eeFgilnls Be- maze
a. siiHf ia pariahiHg Bees q sass - tss my
{ ona drRis alih-
I lmmoelate sslauGag i Ieq4e4iol. Aano TAI
mnressanehla men wit dei8y
sANttt SIAM Q1p.
I.alLmsh lAE ll.A IN
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They had been stripped Of all moral
authority, by persistent efforts to procure
heir indirect appeal through contradict
~ enactments. They had been practi-
eally abrogated by the legislation attend
ng the organization of Utah, New Mex
~ and Washington. If any vitality re,
nained in them, it would have been taken
way, in effect, by the new territorial
acts IN the form originally proposed tc
inc Senate at the first session Of the last
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Prom Saiy ], 1850, t5-Jms 80, 1888.

From MY !, 1859, tg-yuns 80, 1883.
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Arrive At Poplar Bluff. same day by 6 p m;
Leave Ponlar Puns Thursday at Ia m;
Arrive at Bloomfield day by 6p m.
1908 From Canton Msrceline, H., 10 miles and back,
once week.
Leave Canton Saturday at g. am;
Arrive at Marteline same day by IL m;
Leave Marceipe Saturday 1T 1 m;
Arrive at Canton day by pm.
prouoeals for more fcequsat service erc invited.
1860 Froa Cope Girardeau to Bloomfield 50 miles and
back, once week
Leave Cppe 0rardeau Wednesday a, 6 m;
h,rye AZ BloomGeld nsxt day by n m;
Ierre B.ossn6ed Thursday 1T | m,
Arrive a Cape Gtfarsesn sext day by 2 D M
p,,oo.sl. 4 : fei e.e-wecl-seryice are invited
1910 From cunan 4, Ozark. ~ miles ms back once .
wsek.
Lave Curran Saturday at m;
Arrive ut oEsvs same asyby PM
Lave 0zaik Saturday ats PR;
Arrive at Curtao slime day by spm
oo-i Feom franklin DEPOT tpsehc o) and Travellers
Repose 70 Lbde Prairie, 10 miles and back, once
week