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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25
NUMBER 24S
AlSCELLAN Gus.
The New Hotel.
wAvIR1Y HOUSE,

ISnow open for permanent snh transient boar,,e,,
Thos- ~ho w.sh quiet and p.Gss.n, how're inr rlng
a"fis or short soosf.. ia Davenport can 6nd IL NJ
The Waveriy House. The tabts viii be furnl he'd
van te d.iicacies Of the ssason the plea
SAINT; the beds new and son. The Wsverly Is second
10 hotel vest ofChicago. IA point VI beauty Of 10.
cation, pleasant hUuse, good furniture and good
tables. nv AnANa p onrI.,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25
BUSINESS CARDS.

a. =. MAXWELL, ~. ~,
oursenn, Oculst and Operator In Tenotomy and Pias-
sic Surgery. Z. ". corner of Tenth aad Harrison
sssects, Davenport, Iowa.
nkgGsExCRs:
9S9fH 4 Aekley N .. cleveland, o;
xsS S.n. oltse y: OH; A.y,urs fer l,sars.
ercfaG Amcg, NJ b, osn..a..a.,
Wood, n ID, New York;
Ocs.lisf aRd AMtOlIHsfic Surgeon.
Operations for the removal Of CatarActs, rtosis,
tssbismus squin,ings, Harc.Lip, Club.voot, con-
sacted Limbs, etc. decldf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25
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Curtis, Chitty ss
Coke upon Lttleton, Story
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25

nII.S -I.i,>e.ri, L.fd and Tanners Oil. OAk uu
~ PiicL, Plast'r Paris. Ctnsent, Hsir, Glass, -
X, Nails &c -.
sllS1.U y nAL2yLL , 60
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
FIR CAPS
MOULD CANDLES.

Ofevefy description, otter, Beavei, Seal aud Nutria
Fur Caps, also, silk Plush, sid Cloth Cans.
dAw w. ?. BADGER T. Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
jfarriagP5.

lu Nouhda o., Feh. 10, lJ Hes- +. A. Rice, CALVIN 10.
W tsou at, hoy y. n. aud -arah %. Tagg,ri of n.
Wausf-ih Pen a. bs Rev. Wu. j. kiddsf, Be-
m.n Il. rsmphsiloi RoSnufs and l.aofi g.. n of 49,.
co. opshsm. "u lhs 2ist inst 10, Rev. q. nfown,
NJ. F.tiku Nuufsr. buvua VISTA So is., aud Wis.
HtHuab FcnoWs, ot T"pshum
lu 90 cham. b d. ~ by Rev. A Boutche, Hazeu
Ncuiii. aud .iiss Minaiu rtstinsn
10 Hioo, hsla, 90 the iAth in.t. b. Rev a. = spin,
M Jeduihln RE, ol hoehcst-f, and Miss peissi :.
Baios, OF urunt field.
10 Waterbury, De. Both by Rev La Gray. Mr. Ed
va X. u le, aud Nlss Martha Jane buus. both Of
stowe, VI.
90 Es. MONTPELIER, Feb. 23i, by y. \. Chase, E.q.
W. talyin Lji"id Of oud1uy, snd Miss Phiuta A
Bail of tat hunsprini.
Do Nu-hinglsn, Fen 1Ji by A. f. Field, Esq Mr..
James bowen OF CufHtn 10 Miss Lucette Prescott OF
lopsham
in uaav,c, feb ? by ~ A. G. smith Ceotge
R"ssr., Esq Of Cabot and Mis. Pbebe u. Hams IT
lHuNIllu
To- s"u staAofd, Fen. ~ John nayes, ESQ and
Mis, susan Otda~as of stoannni.
Nis" che-ief Hayes OF iowa TO Miss Auet'o ratier.
-tf ford.
Also, wnuam Hayes and Miss Fluha Qumby Of
stafford.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
Two Weeks Later from Cali
fOrnia.

Nfw ORiTANs, Feb. -.
The Steamship Daniel Webster from San
Juan. arrived hero yesterday
Central .8merico. All the Central Amer
ican States except Nicaragua have Joined In
an alliance, and Col. Kinney had gone to
Grnnada, to effect an alliance with Walker.
Cdiyornia.-The mining accounts are ex-
celleu,, and the arri ultural prospects good.
There has been considerable rain.
he Legislature had not elected United
States Senator, and there was little probable
ny Of choice Mr.. Foote is the American
candidate.
This Fooie is the notorious Fooie Of
Mississippi an intense Sayoctat, known as
" hangmau Foote," because he once told
John p. Hale that he would hang him if he
put his foo, in Mississippi
Sanders aud Hammond, both formerly Col-
leclors at San Francisco have been indicted
Tor "mbczzement Of funds.
The san francisco m ukets have a down.
ward tendency
Oregon. - here had been nu fighting 10
Oregon SINE the last accounts.
Col hWuey Some OF the passengers re-
port that Col. Kinney WAS arrested at Grrna-
da. by order OF Walker, aud conde nned Ia
be- shot, but WIS sawed by the interference Of
Wils,f- officers The rum r, however, IS
not very reliable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29

Geological Surrey ofihs State BIZ Zrdock
THOMPSON. We understand that the Boian.
ical department was by ProG Thompson's re-.
quest under the odviscmunt ct Mr. G.. G..
Frost Of tins village, and VIZ. John l.. Rus.
sell, Of Salem. Mass WIN has r veled some
what extensively In this State, Cor the pur-
pose They were not only 10 complete the
list Of phHnogamous plants, to the present
state Of knowledge, but 10 furnish a catalogue
with descriptions Of the Mosses, Llchens
and llepatice, and thus would be afforded an
opportunity 10 become acquainted with this
beautiful but neglected tribe Of pants.--
These gentlemen have made great progress
in their department, aud there is a rich field
promised not only of the known but ufa new
and rare species. We are glad to hear that
~ great progress hsJ been made, as TO the
materials for the survey, aud we hope that
measures will be- taken, Ms soon az may be-,
To- secure what has been done, aud have II
perfected according to the plan begun. Had
h. been spared 10 have completed his APP
poin'menls, the survey would undoubtedly
have uren greatly m advance ot either OF
our sister States. Brat Republican.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
The Central American Cues
ton.

The London Times Of Jan % makes the
following sensible suggestion:
Let us take our stand on the literal con-
slruoton ct the Clayton Bulwer treaty
which accompllshes for VS. all that we can
reasonably desire IN Central America. Let
US frankly give up our questionable right 10
the Mosquito protectorHle aud the island Of
Ruatan, aud by way of delivering ourselves
OF the whole embarrassment at once and for
ever, throw the wur HESS settlement of Bal.
re into the bargain. In return, let US call
upon the American Government not only to
observe lis portion Of the treaty, ia respect
OF which We have hitherto had nolhinn Ia
complain, but also to root on, the gang ol
plra, es and murderers who have taken furci,
bic possession Of the State of Nicaragua,
and hold II IN defiance OF the vii OF both
couutrts such an example would do more
Ia carry out the Intention al the treaty than
any amount OF protectiun 10 drunken savages
or occupation OF worthless islands.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female pills.

Pfepfted Gom prescription ai -if Jamos Cittka, NJ.
D., rhyHoian Extraordinary TO IRE oueen. This DO.
valuable Medicine ualaing In the cote Of III th.se
psinu' aud d,ngetou, disease Incident to the female
constitution.
O. moisates all excess, 'ves al obaifuctiuns add
briggs on The munihy petiud win regularity. These
Pts sbtud be- usod two ot o. tee weeks previous TO
confinement they ouiy The tuition, and lssseu
the suffering during labor, ensslag tho mohet per.
form b. dutir. slih aaf " 10 herself aud child
Tts-s Plus stgad sof BE- asss by fsna'sf aurag me
FITsT THREE HONTHs Of P,esnaa.g, a, ihsg ere
sure briag oa Msearntge bat 1t aag ot.r tome Ass
arc saJ'.
70 ai cts g of Nefsou. nnd sniud NG-crnn., pun 100
The Haes ADD Limbs Hsa,in.ss, Fatigue ua Slight a.
eition Pa pi,,tuu Of rhe ue,r. Lo~ne., Of -pru,
Hy,,euc. naiitcho. whues aud all ihr painful Dis.
ocea.ioned by d.odoted g, .ea tb,.e rtfl. VII.
effect cure wheu sll othef me ,n. have fed and al
though pos.ifi remedy do nut coatan ifen cs lome
anumun,. any othei mineral
Fulduecuons accompanying saeh package. Puec, in
the uuited ates and canada, uuc Dcllst
sole Ag.nts Tor tbi. country.
LC.BtLnWfN q Co,
Hocec.te,, ~. y.
TITLE NO Es, 'ubu'n,N Y..,sstn.t Aa.s,
q d. sIuO bud pi-iage stamps enclosed O., an,
authorized Nseu, wul Insure bo,uo Of ihs Pills b.,
rtturn mail.
10, .s~b BY FRED. t. snlrH, Montpelier. sbols
sllr Agent t.r Vermont Tf.It.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
]t!arkrtg.
$50 ton Mnrael-.-Fcb 20.

As. lE Tho market couinues quit' dull
for huti Pot, aud Pearls. Small sal-s of the
inrucr ttGi AMI the au'r al 94c per lb,
cash
corn EXCHANGE he 1n'avurible
advccs irm Europe give a dull t"ue "a the
floor 1arket mud all kinds have du"uward
Tendency PARTICULARLY the lwer grades
The dena D continues quite limited from
the lradc, aud be- sales ui common brands
81 estrn nave been small. 81 81 - IS ;
fancy brands s. IS ia extras. made
from grown wheat, at - 5Jao 1Di far aud
good extras ul - d lUi aud uprnor al 5 10
81 a per bl.
uAN--Etsjern Is scarce. the arrivals by
waiter anf railroad having 0crn suil Tor a
we' * or two past sales have been at 5 B
per tln
HOpS The sales have been principally
at 7c pr ih. cash.
PKONlSlONS-Lard has been 10 fair
demand bee sIes range from d ll3c
900 bbI-, aud - i2Ic DO kegs; and Smoked
uans are selling at Il a l3c per 10, cash
aud ! up- lhe arrivals of Hogs have been
far and they have net with a good demand
from tle trade at - &c per 10 for COM
m1n ami chulce quality Buuer remains
without change. witn o. moderate demand at
u d Z7c Tor good and choice, and Il DC
tor other qualities. Cheese has been m fair
demand at Is lO3c per 10, as To quality.
PJrATOE ,- he salcs have been at As
a SOC per bu. for common whites; 80 Il SOC
Tor reach Blows is 7Jc for Chvuaugoes;
and ~ a oU for Caters
TALLOW - The market is dull TOR Tai
low. aud considerable decline has taken
place. SIDE Of rend red at ll4c, and
rough at : a s4c, and dull OF these puc's
~ OOL-'rhe market 10. fleece and pull
ed Wup continues 10 sustain very iull prices.
rhe stock Is smal with a fair demand from
manufacturers The sales of the week have
been 1900 Id. at pnces IN the range OF
ouufsI rgfaa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
VIM. w. LITTLE'S ESTATE.
AduNfnfsfrntorssS uIp

DrHsUANr io on order Of Court, will be- cold Al
ru fiio auction on The Oih day If Npf nest the
pieini-fsi tho following valuable Resi- Eataio, viz
About nine acfcs Of land, and wat privilege, neai
ihr WI lge 10 lnslufeh whioh IL -uw Mil, Ma.
rnine rhopi lion Foundry, Blacksmith shop, Starch
flil ifHue fptuiy cnciosrdI thfeo Dwolinr houses,
aud out buildings, Store houses, &C.
Tue shop, contain fsuing Machine, Tufning
d. e. fuuning arlof
The pnr eiiy D. situated on Black-fivsr within one
inu th " us of ihs Court House is easy u access,
add u ihfea four miles Of the line II the Pas
sumpsic Railroad now cuuisc Of oeing extended and
a. whole this properly 10 de- mod the most desifabe
wattf puvilege iu nofthefn Vermont
Also as above. one Pew in the Congregational meet.
Ing house nod Pew 10 the Methodist chapel 10 lies
huuh.
The pfopffty must be sold without fosofve. Terms
made kuoeu the time and parr Of sale and property
shown Co unse desifous OF pufchaing AZ any time pre-
vious.
Gale 60 commence ~ 10 O'Clock A. VI
N IS ~ BALL, Administrator,
Ifasbufgh, fobua q lej6 76.5vis
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
Kansas.

Cur.rrrdrlre 81 ihr Nco Yik Tn'uno
Washington Feb y Intelligence was
received by HE government thus morning
cuut. uiun assurauccs hat the border couu-
lies ut Missouri would acqui"-ce m the pres-
eoi state of things 10 Kansas, and rtke no
aug e-sive mu,cmrut he President m
struotrd Governor ~haouon before lc wing,
Ia vi-t Those cuuutrs personally, aud say
u any inud0on tUns attempted Il irom be re-
sisted irih all ue poutr h, could mmGHd ;
ul-'fost, to The people Of klnsts uHt ihe
stulr uu hurry Vuuid be- cxrrt-d # ANY lu-
surrcuuntD demonstration occurred.
n the l-prkt convention assemblies, a
cvl process. Wi be- sued out against the
governor aud other pfhcer-, on be- ground
Of tbe trrt'rm' ltw tnat no are assuming
functions go winch they are upi legally elect-
ed or appointed. the ,ume aw prevails In
mo-tuf ih- States No military iurcc Will
be- rmpl",rd unless Doe civil pracr~- ls r-s'sf-
ed K-p.bnc,u ln-lmouu s have been sru,
out by O. -pecnl messenger VIM staHen
"Wednesday maht, 200 m.uh.rs o. ha ropr-
ki CONVENTION. dc-iuug inrm merely 10 or
ginize tud adjourn. 80 ~ tn be- prepared Tor
other movements hereafter ~ lih the pro-
cautions on both sides no cu h,ion D. nov up
pretended.
FRou KANsAs.-Ch cIgo, ttb 9th -
The saturday. Missouri Drnocrat hns three
letters from Kansas. dated llih, 18th. and
18th, indicating th- probable renewal Of
ho,u.rles un tine An OF ,Iarch, winch Is the
time fixed for the inauguration of the nrw
Stale officers Judge Gilmore has advised
the officers elect not 20 take The oath Of uif-
CO, as 20 do 80 will be- treason. Il bun 90
declares that be will take the oath If be is
hanged the same hour The merchants OF
Kansas publish 400 appeal 20 the 81. Louis
Chamber of COMMERCE, % use their M
dueucr Dob prevent further incursions INTO the
reutory. ,s they wall bee Obliged 10 open
vruur- of trade uHh the East, ihrou b
other States IT their trade through Missouri
CONTINUES 20 BE- interrupted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29

.Noio here, noV there. The unterrlfed
Frank Pierce Democrats are very much ike
the tumble rig man It Is NOW here, now
there-nuw yuu see H. and now you DON'T"
The n. II. Patriot. Pierce's Concord organ,
IN ISIS talked IN this way we quote from
the Il Iiriot of that date;
"The Smlhern people have no right ma
tural, mora or polllc4l-io force slavery up
on the new errtores. They have no mure
nght To 90 there and hold slaves. than they
have To dc so IN New Hampshire. The
Shareholders have no more right to plant sla-
very upon free territury than we have 10
abolish slavery in South Carolina"
Now, however, Nc Pierce and the Patriot
90 in for allowing the Shareholders to over
run Kansas, aud moreover for endorsing the
brlgand Legislation of the Missouri invaders.
-Worcesier Transcript.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29

-heid EGets of an Uagoperned Appetite
On the night ul the I'm INST, two young
men, Rubbenson and Saunders at ended
dancing party or bail, in the town of Spring
field, W., where they both reside, aud hay-
ing already taken pretty freely of the good
crltter, we're not satisfied, aud commenced
searching the House for some supposed hid
den liquors, and soon they found II bottle IN
the good Landady's chest, snugy packed
way they raised II In haste and parlook
freely before they were conscious of their
mistake; but on uqulring Of the Landlady
what the bottle contained, she said boldly
~ bug Poison, and you are both dead
pEn' Their tongues Immediately began
o swell, the Doctors were instantly called,
stomach pumps, &c, were Thorough APP
Piled, and IN the course of the xt day they
wero somewhat relieved, but tho Doctor said
they bad better be dead than e.-Boi-
Ter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
LYONS KATHAIRoN.

This Ladies' have proclaimed tins aiicie Ia he, by
fa' the rietnes anu most dohshtui pfepsfaion esof
usrd aud from their verdict such matters III ure
sppeAl ih.if dsoision 10 certainly vel gfoundod
for urul ,ihcioy iu Restoring. pusHiving and
buf utif,itg the i-u, cunng nefvous Headache, &C.
together with ~ d. lightiul rtuns Hnd ~ pei uo
Gle unrfs dalieaey 'hs result Of he great core
taken "a ~ pfspsfati0n,l hAva mido IL tho mosi vu-
vrfsalN papuAf article at the Aud, ~, The void.
-iih spld by oil respectable dealf, inr onl rs cents
g. sure m ast fui LYONS kArHAIHoN To uvoid
valuslsss I'M 'Htinns.
nEAri. wYNKu0P 4 CO, Propiiotrri,
r2in % iiheuy 81, NTN.Nof
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
Vermont.

P.uig and Me Court Fine BurIngtuu
Nenuucl unudug % a late appointments OF
ktlrl,d Com missioner Ivy tHe Supreme
our Of chat state. lakes 'casion lu observe
hat, " 90 the honor Of Vermont be u SAID,
ulAt her Judges and Couhs have, thus tar
10 her history, been free lruu even the SUI
-pciun ui acting under HE iut renee OF their
own pniIuCal views Or any uiiside political
pr' ssun. Nmla the STATE was ia ihe hands
OF The old W Ing party, 10th of thr two po-
luucai 9lriirs az the county were represent
rd ln her cuurs-a tact met huuofablo To
uur former opponents aud ctedlHbie To the
STATE. Ne not Il a siuillir Instance can
be found 30 any other St,te OF the Unon.
ct the election. year alter, ni men opposed
10 uiiucs 10 the dominant parry m the state
ON The bench of the supreme court"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
DGQtbg.

Ia Tsfhurg Feb. 10, Mrs. Ahheda wife Of lohn
Guiid, t-q Ia her ssh your.
10 Mrdiufd Mass 1911 IT,, DEMis AuALiSL wife Of
Rev g V. Markham, and dau- liter OF Rev. El Bulluu
Of ihis Utagu hfe Markham was highly esteemed,
aud her death sudden nud circumstances
than oidinur mounful. Funeral services we've per.
iu med At Nodoid aud al-o the Methodist Chapel ia
this yiiligr, attended by large ooncouisvs Of sSmpa
timing itiends.
10 Nouhhs ID, Fob ~ Nancy T.. Latham. aged %.
In Chnlesiown, Mass, on the l2th lnst, Nfs lrrna
Damned wife Of Ma ira A. I Wiunei aged 80 Yeas
lu Nofsich, fob.9 Mrs. caroline aaoes duto hin
son, vife Of Dea. uenfy Hutchinson aged 30
10 Nurshirc, jan lth, Of quicN consumption, George
Irunl, eyed H. Yeas, sou ct Ali Aaron envy.
IN hSdepaft, F'b. l6th, Mrs. Polly, vile OF Jonathan
Nison ageu o. yeafs weeks. Papers IN Conn. Penn.
n. y aud Michtgtn please uoiice.
Ia Caisis, Feb 9th, Nete Lucy daughter Of Lulhet
and A.tnath w. Converse, agrd months.
10 Wiuen Feb a., very suddualy, Mary Annette,
only daughter of Joho +. aud Caolnt E suuthrG ugod
yeHfs aud y months.
Ia '"rinta 70 g. Mrs. iIabeh Iinney aged rs
Ia Iopsham Feb. II, Of unsulipuun, MT. T. nina
Fosdles Of Lo~eil Mass. aged - yeas
ln Eist Connth Feb ~, of dr., ., OF the heart Mrs
satan T. stevens ga 20 yeu- monlh.
Ia tsst tofnih Fec ! O., VI Consumption, Miss susan
l.. smith eyed Is y~ats
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29

CO The Chareslown Evening News I'M
derptsnds hat the elephant which wac lost
overheard from a vessel bound TO that port,
made ITS way safely into Noun, Pleasant
hsrbor 7 h, vessel was thirty mica out at
SRA. and ANY gale was blowing when
he elep ant went overheard LIS feat of RI
ding Out the storm ls we suppose the most
remarkable instphte of ANNA strength and
endurance on record.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
Boys over Coats at
10, r tsSs "a FRI us
no Those who wish Farms.
NORTnFIELD INSTITUTE.

Spring TERN begi Ms Tuesday Fob. %, and con
- tiuues eleven week. JOHN II. GRAHAM, Pfin-
cipal, Df. 4. d. Bfadlotd, Lecturer un Anatomy,
Paysology and Hygiene, Miss Emile ". Gleason,
Of Frouch and Dfuwing. Miss Beetle a. Haflhnrt, 50
wall kuuwn as successful teacher, remains 10 tho
Preparatory Department.
HUTTON and bond aro reasonable. Ample aceomo-
dstons Tor self bourdcrs. Applications ffcm abrund
should ben made car to tho Plsncipal.
Nufthheld, Jnu. IS. 72ii
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29

lCy-Coisumption, with all its on,iugei tsfrof.,
hndf 40 odcctual batref 90 its progress ia q. W.
stones Cough, Consumption add Bronchitis LlHr
u IL disatmed aud 'anqoished 81 once, even old
Goliath was dtsma,ed by young King David. Lot The
afflicted tfyit, aod .useess will be certain. 72lm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29

STATE OF NEN dONF y Probate Cou 4, ho drn
Washl Atom niuiiei, -. at hon. peef on the goth
Jay of February a. u 1856,
Abigul ~. streams AdminisifatrK II the estIte Of
john eieaus Dr. lttr ul Waterbury su dstfict. de-
ceased, makes Hpp ic+ton ta sh Count f" iic use 10
sou the whole u' tho zeal estate of std duce sud.
cept thr widuN'. do amt the nghtu honest. I'd
ih, trini mud Including tho toVrfsiou ~ The uw's
dH~ef few"stntmH iha' The saIo % ptt tho aai 10
necessary irf lh" pis ~ d. debts a SAID deorasod
aud uaprts ul ad ntaisr un of .tid estate, sud hot
rWt 81" sid 'siate cannot hc sold without inlufy to
thusr tHinr s.rl iu the r'iuatn or hrfc'L
htitup. b. oiduf,d hy said Court hat said ap-
plcfuuu boo uirucd to th" o. b day of Match A. u.
1850. ID. he liuHaic Office be- Muuipe ier, hearing
uHd dtc-ul thereon aud Dc BE- fuducf ofdrr d. that
90 pfsp4 iafaf ni bo nnih he eof by publication
oi uut re % this apl cation and order thereon, thtre
wDuks succHsIgas 100 the W. a atchmau a State Jour
uH pflied 100 WON paIst before SAID line ui bean
ihat ihry mu apHcn Ht and time end place, and, #
Co., er cause Ieci Thereto
~ lho init Aurst, 7 z. MERRILL, Register
true copj OF Neeoid. -AuesL 4. 4. MERtlLL, Reg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
Cnmbriage Mnrk,t. Feb.e7.,

A Mars 1855 eiitle 90O beeyes, aud d5 stues, con
.i,ii gpt W"telns oxen, to~.sndC Calves, Nratlinps
PmcEs-ttttH .s,25, ef5 ist quality I, 80 775i
2nd quality b.uJ d thur quality Ia $50,
stnics--N "ikihg lSuu-N"ue,
Cows and Calt,s-Siu ID 30
Sheep aah Limh--2l00 nt matk0i. Prcos- Eatu,
qnd selections 81, 40 by lots 8 80, i,51 s 90
600 100
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
NOTICE.
BlaCkSmithing cheap for Cash.

fI'iiE uudef.i ned uuud respectfully inform The pub
Ir aud fh- GO iz- nf uont.erf aud vicinity that
thu have comm ced wufk a b4cksmtthing 90 20. \.
ftpiu'- SIN -. formerly occupied by T. Nold'y q Co,
VIII they vii br pattd 80 all times de- AID kinds
oi fk Sc Pc iit notice hufss .huetn- done with
tud 10 The 81 styu ui-ea-sd feet ami nteflrf-
ing hu-es sh d ihr bfst pc sihe- Ih. Iicrs
fu sh aln. val he % Do w.. inf shu-iug hIl new
81 co. ,r .ett ~ Jloant-. Repair, uf az kinds dlas
600. O. at the tres All tInse in wtHt OF Blaes-
smitaug vail de- vol 60 give cai as they viii not iai
10 ct siiisti rtUtu.
800 .ot ~ara tel To give satisfaction or no charges
FRANCIS PAQuiN.
JuHA "a 49, N"S
State street, Nontpo Ter, VI. 76'3~.