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SIMONDS' PAIN CURER.

FOR NEURALGlA.-B freely the part
affected, with the Pain Carer in its ful strength.
If Che pain is in the stomach, take one or Two
leaspoontuls in half glass OF sweetened wafer
in HARD cases, use freely, and If any medicine
/ will reach your case this will DO that work
RHHUMATIsM.--In hard eases, people do
! not u~c 80 frcciSost they ought. Donot be afraid
! TO rub hard and long, so as TO get up Il free cir
cuia'iOn Of The boOu, and produce a warm glow
on the surface. Apply The Pain Carer often and
freely, and II any medicine will reach your case,
! this VIII do il.
| For Collie Pains, or Cramp in the Stomach,
/ ByseniCry, or any internal application, one 70
/ two tcaspoonfiJs in half glass Of wutcr, sweet
eued with loaf sugar. In hayd cases Of colo, it
Is better 10 use 1r4rn water, as this viii g!YO
more power and effect to The medicine.
/ ~ Children to be deaH with according their
Ege.
CAEKER IN THE MOUTH, THROAT, OR
SIOMACH-Ihis is a sure cure. Take 80 10 -
drops IN thlrd OF o glass Of water, swCetened
well with luaf sugar; hold this solution in the
muulI short time also drink Z few swallows
Of the SAINT II the canEcr Is bad, aud on the
lips, apply Inc Pain Curer in It's fun strength, Us
in mis- way the worst cascs have leen cured In
lew days.
SORE M0UTHS.--NIothera X your children
WC troubled with Sore Mouths, Cr with Collie
Pains, (Which is often the clscl you win find
this PAW Curcr superior 20 any Soothing Syrup
ever made. II can be given 30 any young child
Hth perfect safety. Id viii cure Nursing sore
Mouth, ana no mistake.
NERVOUS or NEURALGIA HEADACHE.
Those complaints AFRO cared in five Oh len min
ulcs, Try bathing the forehead, aud nhaue tho
Pam Carer from a handkerchief or the hauds
after rubbing them Together Il few times. This
!. much better than to lHha!e directly from the
bottle.
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS, FEVER
AND Act Elm all these cascs, tbe PAIN
CUBER sh0nld Dc used uwdrlly, freely and
fiihiUdy, as often as the urgency Of the case
viii appear 20 demand. PCTsccre aud yOa viii
conquer.
~ The Bite or Sting Of any Poisonous Rep
tile, Ivy and Dpgwood Poison are cured ~ "a
free and timely use OF this medicine. Bathe
freely the part bitten, stunE, OF poisoned, also
take internally. This will neuualisc the efiecs
u the poison.
For Eulargt ment Of Tie Tonsf, this pnin
Cnrer stands at the head Of on medicines yet
kulWH. Mako q CarEie iy taking one Teaspoon
fui IN hiif glass water, wei swcCteucd With loaf
sugar, and Sugie tie throat Il VIII prevent
ulcers It taken when iirsi appearing.
CIlLBLAINs.-Thls troublesome and per
picking di-eJsu yields as oace by bathing the
feet freely. One OF two bottles will cure the
worst cases. Warranted.
Prepared ly G.. VI. SIMONpS, Fitzwiliam,
" r., and s.id by oil Druggists in Orloans
County.
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T0EU Ay0DvHE ron 7trTET--


NATISAI. EAcmal4m, SO often treated by
outward application, fails Of cure or relief from
the very fact that more Chan half Of 5la cases
can he traced 70 dyspepte habt. This causes
rheumatism Of the blood or circulation, and
nervousness follows. Iocalrheumatic pains are
generally confined TO the muscular or bony parts,
bu. when IL passes from one part Of the system
To the other 8, thcu f. arhcumai On of the nerves.
Therefore atf cases If general rheumatism are
marcus, and win De reached with the fo,u Auo-
dyae. IN eases Of INDIGESTION enc light Cathar-
Hcptil twi,hout mercura.s) twice or thrice O
week on going to bed. win assist the Auodyne
very much. This same law applies with elrly
equal force iu cases Of Partial Paralysis, Cont
and ST. Virus Dance. See advertisement ana
read the pamphlets l5w4
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The race downward in Southern State
stocks greatly mortiies the rebels. They
cannot understand why it is that New
York stocks are above par, and Virginia
stocks fifty per cent. below. 1t is claim
cd that an attempt is made to r'n them
do,ca in New York " Why don't you
Virginisns buy them in yourselves, then p
is the reply of loyal men here. Yet
this sane Virginia talks lofily of con-
trolling the course Of the United States
government
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In Coventry, April All, Mrs. Mary Ann Logan,
aged SIS years.
Though taken away in tAe midst Of her DAYS,
and ail tho ludearnlHis Of happy home, She
WAS willing TO depart in hope OF being with
Christi
In Irasbarrh, April 22d, Ellen Maria, dsurh-
ter of Daniel and Maria H9ughton, aged two
years and SIX months.
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A FE w FACTS
RESPECT lRa TIE CALAMITY At lAYRERSs


IN the 10Th Of January, 1860, the pcmberton
~ Manufacturing Company, situated Ia Law
renee, Mass, had in It's employ 9l8 persons. OF
these, 600 men, women, and children, were at
work in the large mill, whore the manufacturing
operations were principally carried on. AT five
/ o'clock in the afternoon, without any previous
warning, almost in an instant, the floors Of this
large struc lue, five stories IN height, suddenly
gave way, thc walls were oHerthrown, and stones,
rcNS, timbers, machinery, with this vast crowd
Of human beings, hay IN one confused mass Of
ruins. A few hours later, q fire broke out and
ragged hcrccly over tie shapelesa pile. What
horrors then iliedaii hearts! Thousands, work
ing with almost supcrhuman effort to rescue the
unfortunate victims, were driven OF by the
flames, and forced 70 abandon their friends rel
aAts, ana ue.shAors TO their lWiul i,e.
Iidncs, with the speed oilightniog, few over
the country All the scene Of disaster, all wtes
Iorepd1n Dur the care for The wounded, burial
Of me dead, and relief OF the suffering families
81 the alacied.
Charity came in with lavish hand, and pour
cd It's offering upon tEe stricken community IN
hounitig profnslon.
Key. q. i, wilson, City Missionary, assisted
by me devoted w!tr, Ye their day aud nights
to the service Of God and man. Many dying
he'd was smoOthcd and cheercd by the influence
Of true Christian rioty. Let God DO praised.
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CONWTssFONEEss' NOTICE.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by
j the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Orleans, COmmis. ioueTs, tO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of AL per
sons, against the estate of WILLARD REED,
late OF Greensboro ia said district deceased,
represented insnIyent, aud the term Of SIX
months from The lst day Of March, 1861,
being allowed by said Court, 70 the creditors OF
said deceased, to exhibit and prove their respec-
tive clrims before us:
Give notice, tina. we viii attend to The duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
Esther Reed, in Greensboro, ina said district, on
the first Thursday of June and September next,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, on each Of said
days.
JOHN A. SAWYER, 60
HIRAM BLAISDELL. ~
Greensboro, April Is lS8l.-isw3
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AARoN pLERcES EsTATE.

Q II a It II @ II ' u rs ~ " N n
- ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court holden NJ Irasburgh within
and for said District, on the l0th day Of April,
A. d. 1861
A. II. Gray and Mary =. Pierce, executor and
cXccutrix Of the last will and testament Of
AARON PIERCE, late Of Barton in said dis
trict, deceased present their administration ac-
count for settlements
Whcrcupon, it Is ordered that the same be
referred t6 The llth day OF May next, at the
Probate Office in said Irasburgh, for eXamiua-
ton and allowance and that al concerned be
notified hereof, by the publication OF this order
i'm the Orleans independent Standard, a news
tyely. as soon as may be- that they ma" appear,
and ut said time and place, if they see cause,
iSw3 M.CARPENTEI}, Judye.
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of what actually occurred, and at the
same time correct false impression in
regard to the number of troops engaged
in cohict with the secession mob.
Itappears that tho Massachusetts Reg
iment occupied eleven cars, and arrived
safely and in excellent spirits at Balti-
more. There was no demonstration
made upon their arrival, and the cars
we're permitted TO leave the depot with
the troops still on board. The cars pro-
ceeded quietly through the strets of Bal
timore, on their way to the depot at the
other side of the town, and the fears ex-
pressed by some of the citizens that an
attack would be made were somewhat al
layed. But they had not proceeded more
than a couple of blocks before the crowd
became so dense that the horses attached
to each car were scarcely able to push
their way through.
At this point the mob began hootng
and yelling frightfuIy, and loud threats
were uttered against the military. The
troops, however, maintained a strict re-
serve, neither showing themselves nor
replying to the insults so plentilully heap
cd upon them. The crowd, finding that
they could not thus exasperaie the yolan,
teers, commenced throwing stones DricE-
bats, and other missiles and eventually
tearing up the payement5 and hurting
them IN a perfect shower against the cars
smashing the windows ana severely
woundins many OF the troops. Ho"eV-
er, the first nine cars succeeded in reach
ing the depot aud started Tor Washington.
The remaining two cars of the train
containing about one hundred men were
cut off from the main body. aud the men
found themselves encompassed by an in
coriated NAH of abon, eiabt hundred
These isolated cars were immediately at
tackled and several of the soldiers had
,bair musl,ets snatcled from them. AZ
this moment news came that the Phila-
deb.bia Volunteers had arrived. and The
ranort excited the mob to a tegrnul decree
The Massachusetts men. finding the
cars uatenable. aliqbted and formed a
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IN CHANG cry .
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y ORLEANS COUNTY, W..
PORTUS BAXTER


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". X CuANCRBY
WM. s. ALLARD, Orleans Co. '0u-t,
WIN +. WOODLAND, iyecembsr Term 1,
DANA L. WASHBURN, a 4. -. 1850.
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In CHANG cry.


~ ORLEANS COUNTY, IS.
JAMES DOWNING, IN CnANcEny,
VS.. Orleans County
LYMAN W. DOWNING, Court, December
LOAMAII b. DOWNING, & Term, A. ID. 1860
JOHN G. BUSWELL.
Whereas, james Downing Of Dedham in the
County Of Norfolk, and State of Massachusetts,
having filed in said Court at said term, his peu.
ton setting forth that Lyman W. Downing Of
Sheffield IN Caledonia County, on the tenth day
Of April, A. D. 1896, duly executed to the SAID
James Downing "a mortgage deed Of certain
land in the town Of Barton, in the county OF
Orleans, described as follows, 10 Wit Beng part
Of lot number three 90 in The twelfth range, be-.
ginning III point In the line Of Barton anu
Sheffield, at the foot of tho hill NJ the edge OF
the meadow land, thence running nouherly 10
Abncr Lords land where the line of said Lord
leaves the river at the foot Of the hill, thence
running casterly on the line of said LORDS land
70 the castcrly line of said lot, thence souheriy
on the odsttry line OF said lot to the corner Of
said lot thence westerly on the line Of Barton
and Shciieid TO the place begun at, meaning 10
convey the upland and not the meadow land,
conditioned tor The payment of certain prom
issory note Of dRte April tenth, A. d. 1856 for
the sum of two hundred dollars, executed uy
the said lyman W. Downing 10 the said james
Downing, or order payable in four years IRON
date with interest annually, which /, now Jnsiy
due and owing, and has not been pad according
10 The effect of the same:
And your petitioner further showeth that the
SAID Lyman W. Downing, by deed dated the
fourteenth day of July, a. ID. ls3b, decided ana
conveyed thc above described premise, 10 Loam-
mi b. Downing OF Sheffield in the county OF
Caledonia, and that the said Lo3mmi b. Down
ing by deed dnted the fourteenth day of March,
A. D. 1893, decided the same premises TO John
c. Boswell OF Barton in te county of Orleans
wherefore, the petitioner proys thar the equity
OF redemption of The sad Lyman W. downing
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IN c H AN c ER Y.
- oHIrASs COUNTY, SIS.
WILLIAM NJ. TIBBETIS, In CHANCEHY.
81. Jaae Term, 4. D,

/ WILLIAM NJ. TIBBETTS, ; In CHANCENY.
50 .Ggfe Yerea. l. D.
+ IRA W. GURNSFY. ct. ri. \ 1851
Whereas william ~ TMJees Of Barton in
fhe county OF Orleans. and State OF Vermont.
having fl.d ia This Office his petition setting
+ tlrb thaf Ira ". Gurmsev. of Erareagia In ,.s
~la-e of New fFamn.I,irs On tia sec.,1I lg,. al
Sar..,t;}... n .'le ft,a-.sa,I5 ,i,.lt hnrlired
XII r--. ,G1r. dply. c,.cci..ed IA Cne Tolin q
Ti6het5s. tn1rfr,sc decd of rerlgin land Il,
Sutton IN the county of C1lcaorls ou8 statc Of
Vermont, described rs follows il being Uut
hundred and eiehty-iye acres more or less on
rirht number forty six AGl in said town. and
I being the me land that Day conveyed ~ said
I Tluuef5s and wife to said Gunsgv. and mort
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sgONEBs' NOTECE,

THE Subscribers having HaCn appoin,c lby the
l Hon Probate Court for the DistrEi OF Or
leans, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust aH olaims aud demands Of all persons
~. inst .he estate of AIPHEUS S. SWEET, lote
of Derby, in said District. deceased, represented
ns1Neut, and lha term Of six months from the
10Th day Of NJ arch, 1861, being allowed by
said C0ur, 90 tAe creditors of said deceased. 10
exhibit and prove ther res eciTe claims before
us;
Give notice, that we VIII attend TO the duties
of0ur appointment Gt the TIM of Joseph Bstes,2d
Eta Derby, in said District, uu the oath day OF
September next. NJ nine O'Clock in the forenoon,
ON said day.
JOHN II. SIMMER
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

THE most cfectual way to save money is 70
/ uuy your STOVES & HOLLOW H-4RE
of Samuel Stanford, which he will sell for Cash
on tle Nail cheaper than any one within ten
miles Of him. He win also sen some OF the
very best BOOTS AND SHOES at the low
est cash price. They are meme Of your flop-shoE
stuff, but will stand severe wear.
~ Matches for.fsle. IJ' Money wanted on
old debts.
SAMUEL STANFORD.
FsHrusrs l. lsss-atf
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CHASE MACHINE WORKS.
j. ID. C. hase & Sons,
MISTER MiCaIIlSTS, MILLVRIGHTS AND BUILDERS,
WEST. CONCORD, VERMONT,

constantly make to order our ExCEIs Iron Water Wheels
machinery Also Improved Circular Board Mills Cylinder
IlhM
machinery generally. Machines
tfougout hand We Ghfhs
Of India Rubber Betting
Sawso all kinds repaired
also 5 "N " T4.tyTV s5IsEGOEEY, AeIadoes Falls ges
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CTATE CT VERB W OST.
- oHLEANs COUNTY, IS.
TOWN OF CHARLESTON, 7 December Term,
VS..
ROBERT ALLEN, Orleans County
DANIEL WEBSTER
j. H. HONT, & Court, f.DlsUJ
WILLIAM H. HOYT.


This is an action Of tiectment in which the
plaintiff claims the seizure and possession of
certain land and premises with the appurtCnan-
ccs living and being In Charleston i'm the county
and State aforesaid, described as follows Being
one fourth part OF lot number seventeen, Of the
first division OF lots in said town Of Charleston,
and being the south cast quarter lying the whole
length OF said lot, on said south cast line Of said
lot. drawn 90 the use aud benefit Of the gospel
IN said town, and supposed TO contain fifty nine
acres. sad suit having been duly entered IN
said court ut the aforesaid term, and it appear
ngthat the said defendant Robert Allen. resides
or IS gene without this State so that the usual
process. OF Subpoena Cahuo. be served upon him
according to law, said cause was continued 10
the term Of said court next 70 be held at lr's-
burrl, within and for the county of Orleans, on
the fourth Tuesday Of June, A. u. 1861, for no
ticc to She said absent defendant for publication
Il is therefore ordered by the court that tile sub
stance Of said writ together with this order, he
published three weeks successfully IN the or
leans MdepsAGsut Stwdard, q newspaper print
cd az IrashTgh in said Orleans County, the las,
of which publications 10 be at least we've days
previous 10 the session Of said Court TO be begun
and held at lrasburCh within aud for said Or
leans county, on the fourth Tuesday OF June,
A. D. 1861, which shall be dcoWed sufficient no
tice to the Said Robert Allen OF the petdency Of
said suit.
By order Of Court
Y. ". BINGHAM, CLERK.
J. 3. DlCEERNAN, AttOrHey. l5H3
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IF PHYSICMnS WILL USE IT, WHY IS II
NOT SAFE FOR The PE0FLE7

tTNlNFAfAf NV -
VI rssRs. A. 7. ECovmL : 20.
Dear airs.-The pul!.c generally arc fully
aware Of tho thousands 81 remedies for dla-
eosc6 lungs. under tie titles Of EarssDa-
rjuss. pills. Plssiers, Linimchts, etc, that
are daily brought tu their notice through the
newsrspers. Nv wry Of advertisements My
object in writing this note tor publication is
10 induce The public, or At least those who are
afflicted Of they viii use patent medicines,)
10 use one that contains articles of real use in
pulmonary diseases. I'm conscious hat in
40 doing / an acting most unProieasl0nallyy
and deropatory to Tie interests Of medical
ecience aud the regular practitioners Of medi-
cine.
The medicine 10 which refer is d.. HaHs
Pqlsoa far the L1ags. ! have prescribed il
in large number Of cases, and always with
success. One Gaze in particular 20 which
wish now to refer, was given up by several
7hvsiciaus who had been called in consulta-
Ton with myseE The patient had ell the
svmptems q confirmed consumption, such
"a cold night sweais, hectic fever, harassing
cough. with continued pain in the lobe Of the
rigIt lung, attended with severe diarrhea
ne commenced Immediately to get better by
tbe use Of The sbove-nGmcd medicine, and
vveq anon restored 10 his usual healthl ]
hive also found Dr.. Halls Balsum the most
Isrpoble expectorant ior breaking up dis
trcesing coughs and colds that have eves
used ". - Nn4N4AA' Az -
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timely use Of some proper remedy.
On. HALL's BALsAH strikes at the roo q the
disease ct once and such Is its speedy ei.~'t
that any ona using IL freely according - d.
rections for twenty-iour or forty eight h7Grs,
and not entirely satisfied With its merlt3,
NAV return it aud receive back their money.
The most distressing cough 10 frequently re-
lieved by g single dose, and broken up VA =
few hours time. The afflicted do not nave
To take bottle after bottle before they md
whether this remedy will afford relief or not.
The public have been imposed upon y
remedies recommended by certificates which
have always originated from some unknown
source. We believe that g medicine pa5so77-
ing real merits will effect cures wherever it
ia used, mt home "a well as abroad. Tbs ls
no pareeori' preparation, but one which II
used in season will save the lives Of taoa-
sands,
II has effected cures in numerous csH@s,
where the most skillful phys.ei1n' n tals
country and in Europe have been employed,
and have exercised their skill in Ta'n. Chses
which they have pronounced incur 'o's, aud
surrendered as hopeless beyond 8 doubt,
leaving the patients without single ray 70
eDl;von them in their gloom. have been cured
BY DR.. Halls Balsam, and the "victn ~ Of
consumption are now vigorous ana rong
a. the most robust among us And the3s
caseg are not Isoi4te1 oheV llty oto ~ Hi4NA
ous, and can be pointed out in every com
rnuujtv where this naoat unriveled remedy
has boon tested.
Be slow, then, N believe the oa-repeR'ed
story about the lungs being gone or rather
let no such apprehension induce you % give
up. Act upon the principle that while there
10 life there is hope. You can never t'e 50 low
that you msy not trust, humauly speaking,
in Halls Baisam. Mors than one, nay, hun
= A.. A.. Il. ~ fa.
life, when sll slso had ailsd. Give, tLsE,
tbs powerful bat HARMLESS remedy trisl.
Gail % As sEyAt gr4 gcts yrlal aigt ErstiA
The tr.s.IAo "a coAsuB. plleu Uleus ID worth
the price iVr lie medicine. You vii ELG ao,-
ti6calas Of physicians in Cincinnati, and q
Others whose cures have leon effected hsse g.
home, where they clu IL found.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 30. The Bal
timore american of Monday confirms
the scattling of war ships Pennsylvania,
Columbus, Delaware, Rariian, and the
Merrimac, at Norfolk by order of Cap
tain Pendergast, and the destruction of
their army Gully.
The vessels saved to carry away the
Government forces were the Pocahontas
and Cumberland. The ship houses were
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PATEnT ElRE PR00E E00EIHa

" Z, the undersigned, having purchased the
w right 10 manufacture, use, and sell G..
r Niks' Patent Nas.ic Roofing in The counties
of Orleans and Caledonia. are now prepared ,O
sell town or individual rights 90 use the same, or
10 apply IL, as the case may require torccuno-
my, durability, its sure protection against IRE
and water, and is pcric adaptation ANY form
or description Of root, This justly celcbnied
roofing cannot be equaled by any other roofing
ia the United Staics. The undersigned VIII,
while ON % tour through there counties, take
pleasure IN inparting all necessary information
relative 10 cost. manner of preparation, appica-
lion of said roofing, &c. Try our roofing and
save vour money II. HAWLEY
S. LAWRENCE.
Address Hawley s Lawrence, Sheldon. Frank
lin County VT
sheldon, March %, is6I-lsms.
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FEDERATION.

THIS Is 20 certify that I have this day rivcr
L my son, j SON PR lest, his time du
ring the remainder Of his minority, and I shall
claim none Of his wages pay no debts of hi
contracting after this dale.
Her
MARY = PRIEST.
Mark.
CHARLES CHAMBERr I'm, Witness.
Coventry, April ~, lS6l-lSw3
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-04-26
TO THE LADIE

FTTEEEEE2N And DRESS HEA-
assortment of Millinery GOods just received.
All work done to order, and ia the most ap-
proved style,
Crafs1ury Common, April y, IS0l-I7