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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21


An immense New Stock Of fresh Groceries, Wines.
Liquors, and Provisions.
Great Inducements to trade In Saint Paul upon an
undertaking casa svsrEs.
n. T.. TYSON co. have been and are nov receiving
by every arrival from the Eastern and Southern Mar
ksts, Ne Larg,a Skok cf Grcceves, Liquors. and Pro
,sstons EvER MhoueHr MISsnsrA, and than dou
BILE that which thought to be entirely ton large for
for the anticipated business OF last year This
been and brought here thus the
for the that there might BE- low water at later
period during Its continuance and consequently the ad.
ded charges Of high freight and incidental outlay have
been avoided. We are therefore, prepared TO sell
our stock at unusually low prices for Cash Approved
Paper
The utmost has been exercised in making up this
selection 81 goods, and 10 confidently believed that
comprises full and choice assortment Of very article
In the trade.
Merchants the Upper Country solicited 10 make
personal inspection Of stock, send their orders
which will be promptly attended to Every facility will
be offered for the speedy Of goods and pur
ehascrs rely all their wants and directions being
strictly attended TO.
An goods sold guaranteed to be Of the quality rep
resented and Il 10 certain that purchasers in the trade
RnJ in stock articles and At prices
low they be obtained In St louis or any the
Eastern markets compa rison of prces with those
Of ~ Louis and Eastern cities, 10 invited, and when
expense Of travelling is considered, the loss OF time
the dangers OF navigation and the wear
aud tear Of packages may be entirely avoided BY pur
chasing of u.s. think stand something more than
equality with them in the Inducements .der 10 the
Trade.
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SNtff AND TOBACCO.-PETER LoRn.L
49, -, MD; No. 81 Chatham street, New York. sss
sind' Of SNUFF and ToBACCo- N s,n"I,i "a,
80 Partieaisrs, Prize Current tNn ts obtalnsd b.
sIsufsssss a. above tn. E.tahIi.hnsat : 90. of 10
feh. %. 1855 eAan4st,
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T'RrNAS N. SMITH. BANNER AND DEAL

Il tR n Rssi Estate :; fAzl Muaesoss Fx.hsa~.
seofoi ina ssh Interest sElo~es en- TINE pspo.f.
at'sninn pas = IL psrchase ana al II R..l
hhias Lssa4ns soHs1 ie,atay Isaa w.rraats P.v
meet oi Tsls., ks- r. 80 -
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- IMPORTERS Of PAPFR HAScINcs Na SHE
70 fer We have eous'aztly on haa1 lsrEr
- s.pefses sssotnert % EcoJs in ear lac wAseh
ssaAi IN Il h an nnish 20 tkose &c etAs
msnufscis rsr In tbs eaaatry al a a. io~est a.fs.
rates.
asisasnis and Dealers "a tse sh0vs &c - vi; en-
y 'aef interest 70 hvor ~ " N tAss rdsrs Term.
moaths credit on-srproveI Hntes 90 Sc Per osat
~ ha cash - ~
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" rmr Ams1can Aimdaae gives the following
= the aggregate population 81 the world :
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GROCERIES.

NJ +. TYSON 4 CO, WHOLESALE AND
M RETAIL GRoCEfss, Wine, Liquor, and Provision
Merchants, Roberts Street, bst~sen Third and Fourth
Streets Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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'VH0MAS r. HUNT. ATTORNEY AT LAW
HOTEL. COR. THIRD AMI

JhfOMAS Il. HUNT. ATTORNEY AT LAW
Il .hsssa' Carver County, Mnu..oia Territory
MERCHANTS HOTEL. COR. THIRD AND
AZ JACKSON STREET, fsoniins IN. st,ra,Ic,t
ianains, saint frul.-M = ALIFN Fr, uT,etoY
Having t,keu the shave Hotel and ,,.o,o,s.s,. at
ntea snd re furnished Il, Mr. ALLEN beg. 10 inf m.
,ne ehnens Of g. Paul and the tr.veI r Public ths,
aor prepared to seeomB,o. ATE beth toarder.
and travellers, In r,ssner un.nrp,..,t M ~. r1,x
me Table shall always he supplied with the Res, he
snords The location OF the ~ eng lnrr-
ss'eY IN hont Of the steamboat LAT az and in "a.
hasness portion Of the it, make,I as,,,r.i.,ix H.
70 nose Who wish TO dep,rt ~ boats or tran.
.--.',,s ~ '"r wy. June l.,l.Hn
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INkEN Up ny THE SUBSCRIBER. ABOUT
! two months ago, two year Old HpIFgR Egh,
rev Nhiie mars on the hanks The owner Of salt
estrsy, 10 required TO call on the pnd,r.lsn,d n,y
ehstses and take her away, oIhervfe Il .hs be soi
according 10 law PFTFp or-ISS
January Is. less. WI
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A b. CORNELL, OwATONIA, STEELE co.
IA Minnesota, General Land Agent. Land bought
and sold throughout Southern Minnesota
Persoss wishing 10 SETTLE will end II TO their aivsn
tsge 10 visit this portion Of the Territory.
An necessary Information will be furnished.
Refer 20 Hon. II. N. Rice, 81 Pail,
Emerson 4 Case,
C.E. rlsndfeas, Traverse de- Sioux.
It, Paul, August IA, 1855 WY
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Fsryboats lad up Mueh ,e ~ tie iorn-- 4
fer nords on The L1u ~ regard 70 Forw.--
Lss Law oga,na The ,ssrn Of Sanpiastos-
D'ris'on q hs County TIE Wsatlsr, Se.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21

ToM Irsds y Satm Paul, and tie k~eAaa,s ~ "a.
CPper Cosatry.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-02-21

TEMPERANCE HOUSE JACKSON STREET
j between Third and fosrth sts., 81. Paul NJ T.
Good boarding, By the day weel or month on easy
terms 6rod stasiinz attached, Public patronage T.
solicited Stages call Al this house daily for
sS-siyn OF the Square and Compass. "a
January I, 1850 WY J. W. MABoN
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I5-dkwtf sGARRlTT l. MASSN.

9f- TlhtFHI WsNUNE " athIts'. -
JAMES u. CHADWICK,
M. &c Locust st., between Second and Third,
aoy l-i1wly -. Louis, No
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CHAS. b. LOWELL, SURVEYOR AND CIV
~ H. ENGINEER, Hastings, Dakota County Min. Ter
Is provided with accurate Instruments for Surveying
Laying out and Dividing Lands, Plotting Leyelug &c
Will execute all business entrusted TO his care xitl
promptness and accuracy AUg2l das ly
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To tho Public.

PirrSBuRGH, Pa, Oct. 81, 1870.
Dr. WyckolT is operating in this city for
the cure OF SiuUcriHg aHd Si0mWcriRg, and
having had an opportunity to witness his
process, | feel it my duty to say that | have
entire confidence ia the general success OF
his plan Of treatment and ! Should predict a
cure in all cases. | bee ririacr to- ,a.t, that
having had business relations with Dr.. W, !
lave found him g%cntlcmauly and .hobic, and
] most cordially recommend him to AL who
may need his professional services.
Signed. REV. |. n. BAIRD.
Editor and Publisher ofpitsbursh Christian
Advocate.
The following IS Il certificate from Tic son
Of General Leslie CuomhS, 81 Kentucky
December IL, 1856.
DR.. WyckoG-Sir--From my own cXpcr-
fence in year cure for suffering ana Sum-
mcrirg, I'can assure AL persons who may la
hor under either Of the above named impeai-
mcnts of speech that your cure is beyond all
doubt. | have been under the treatment of
several eminent men, hut all to no effect
Ncry reluctantly | consented to try your
world-rcnowncd remedy which am happy
to say it cured me in less than onc lao +. /
shall always remember you with gratitude.
HOWARD COOMBS, Lexington, Ky.
All letters must be addressed to DR., WyckoT
Box 1iG, Pittsburgh. Pa. For further par
t~iculars see his advertisement in another col
umn Of this paper. 33-3m.
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The GREaT ENGLlsH RE.UpY.--Sir Jamas
Clark's CelcIrat(d Ft@ale riUs.-Prcparcd
from a prescription of Sir Ja.ucs Clarke, NJ.
b. Physician Extraordinary 20 the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dan, Eerous dir
eases incident TO the female constitution.
1t moderates all excess, removes all OBJ
struciions, and beings on the monthly period
with regularity. These pills should be used
two or three weeks previous to confinement;
they fortify the constitution, and lessen the
suffe ring during labor. enabling thc mother
to perform her duties with safety to herself
and child.
These Pills SAOHLd mol be taken by female
during The FIRST THREE MONTHS Of
Pregnancy, as they are sure 10 airing on MIS-
carriage, but al any other time tdcg are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Alice
tions, pain in the Back and Limbs, Hcayi-
ness, Fatigue on Slight E&ertions, Palpita-
ton of the Heat, Lowness Of Spirits, Ilys-
%terics, Sick Headache, Whites and all the
painful! diseases occaSionod by Il disordered
system, these Pills will effect a cure when
all other means have failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo
mel, antimoayr or aay0ther mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package.
Price, in the United States and Canada, One
Dollar. Sole Agents for this country. |. c.
BALDWIN 81 Co, Rochester, N. Y. TUT
TIE g. MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, General
Agents.
n. B.. IL and C postage stamps enclosed
TO any authorized Agent, will insure q bot
tie of the Pills by return mail.
For sale, wholesale and retail by W. p
Russell, and by Druggists generally. 42;6u
ii, A. SHELDON, Agent, I~iddlebury,-
FRED, F.. SMITH, Montpelier General
Agent for Vermont.
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New Saw Fill

n M~IDOLEBURY VILLAGE. Having re-
L Gently built n now Saw Mill, we are pre-
prepared to do custom saving the coming
winter. We arc able to cut out 5000 feet in
- hours, aud win cllcnlatc to let a man
have a load of lumber to carry back after he
brings in the socond load oflogs. We agree
to do the work we'll orp pay for III, lumber.
Nov. 20, 1896. 23-3m \. II. HAND.
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s1"Uso DR.. Coughs Columbian Pills as a
family Medicine. No calomcl, no arsenic, no
corrosive sublimatc, or any such dangerous
thing enters into this compound hut pure
and valuable cams, with hcalth-givins bal
sans, and liie-invigorating extracts are what
are used, and what makes these the safest
and most valuable Pills in the world. In
cases of Liver Complaint, Costivcness, Kid
ney Complaint, Headache, and all. cases of
female complaints or distractions they are n
wonderful remedy. See advertisement
Sold by S. Moody. Off
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catch a glimpse of the masts and rigging Of the
vessels which line the whhrycs Of the Hudson.
We had seen il all so many times, the hurry
Of stages, cart, portcrs and draymcn-of gaiy
dressed gentlemen and ladies', Of ragged end
dirty loafers and street swccpcrs-had so many
times seen that unfortunate stage horse NlEcli
had fallen down ON that Russ pavemcniTh~ii
met the same military companies with the baml
Of music so many times, and had read the signs
on the warehouses and gay shops 50 often, nv
as they appeared bcf0rc as on ms occaStoHA
that probably we felt less actual interest in the
scene than others did to WHOM It was not 50 r.
miliar, though re tccrc TrrcF TttH tie ctoScRfss
Of the representation to what is actual, yisi-
bic on the ground. We stopped awhile to look
at the City Hall, that most pleasant piece of
architecture t. the eye, which New York coh-
tains-lid the same for n fire which had broken
out in the vicinity of Canal strcet-turncd or
see the New York University, and on the whole
got up to Union Park, with less fatigue Of legs
than we had known in any former tramp over
the same ground. Not caring to go farther on
that route, VIC nodded to n south-fcrry stage,
whose driver was holding up his finger to us,
and rode quietly back to tie Bowling Green.
After a short look about there, and n short talk
about what was there and done there in old
times, and a look at the Battery, we $ artcd
ti'iis III ibiAt VI wv IiNio VII 't 0NiN VI NV
North Niver-found the same steamboats, and
ships thcre-the same flaming signs at the fer
ny ways, and the SAM hurry burly Of passen-
gers and carriages which We had seen scores
and scores of times before, anil TOndcrcd h0r
the painter c0Rtrtrcd 10 Nick Them all on 10 he
oaaaaSs whicb W0S Hnr0Hed before rs. \ visit
to it will crafty those who arc well acquainted
with New York, and amusc and instruct those
who are not"
The Woodstock Temperance Standard says of
BULLAnD's PASorANA OF NEv YORK CITY.
A feast we had on Monday evening last
Feast for the cye-n banquet unsurpassed
Magnificent but that's too tame II word
TO express the half those splendid views afford.
How beautiful how like the original,
The Park, the Astor, Tombs, and City Hall,
And Broadway, with its every varying tide
Of wealth and rags, humanity and pride!
Go, see it, We who never saw its spires,
It's streets, professions cars, confusion, fires.
Go early, lest, long ere the hour assigned,
No empty seats within the hall You find.
Here hundreds came too late and SO retired,
lio-its fidelity will he admired;
CODY its thousand beauties be inspired!
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Il pee rant u GOOD P1PEi1 subscribe tar
1.-THE NATION"

s.TuE rJATTON..u
.
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sPr"nS mo immense c'rcn,"tion' rms rap
III success IS unprecedented IN lac history OF
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Inc Nai'cH IS the o'ly paper when
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Wilmot & BEATTY, Physicians Of Eawson.
vile, Lorraine CO., Ohio, write March 10,1S5G
awe have recommended " RAcn's AMcKcAv
CoMrouSD Tin oar practice, and find ii u
valuable remedy for the disease ior which it
is recommended. In every instance it has
given good satisfaction"
Read advertisement in another column.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Christmas and New Years

The Mammoth Pictorial Donble B~roTIEH jos.
ATTAIN is already in the field, and is filled. rs usu-
nj, with large and spirited Pictures for the Christ
mas Holidays. Published by Il. II. Day, As Beck
man street, New York. Send u cents postage
stamps or money } and You will get this elegant
picture sheet free of Postage. Nine are sent( post
paid } for One Dollar or Eleven, if not post paid.
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Esurs. Eurs.
AN additional stock Of those fine
Fine Vlctorines and Cuffs,
Just received ut BECkMlIpS
Dec, I7th, leJU.
Liberation.

THIS may certify that lnye siven my son
GEORGE, his time Tor the remainder Of his nj
nority. ] shall neither claim amy of his wages,
nor pay any debta Of his contracting after this
date. JAMES Robbins.
Weybridgc, Dec 10, 1856. 35s5w
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Singers Sewing Machines,

Thc,r celebrated machines ute in prarlr nj end prof.
Table Use ia all pau. Of lhe ciNl.z,d vofll. la all the
various tAoct, AID in snA ms every SAT- at fthlc. Il.
tlrr"l oiotI or leather, ihey have been fully t. cd und
aVPr"Nri. Sow ne mirnlmesui o.hcr Hiaaufac user,
uiicn iail to " orb, lat
Sinners MtcfiEcS Gir0rS opc-9ic per(ect'y,
being ,itnng. durable aud completes Ia cont iutncc aud
wulk iarsr'p. A pc fu,t seN i"g mach ne kept rinr
l'oNc Ell q irl, Il clear pruht Of SluhO a Nrar hut an
mpe. Get nur a riH.erf ruu,tant " Nitl"n and ius,-
lucent rclahility of ar machines Is one grcal
recon si their unparalleled pnpuiarty
MACHINES q FAMILY SEWING.
of 4 iaii mud Delicate cont ton, "a - recommended
by other miuufactmer,. Su,h machines ac mad" L.
catch the eve, not ie rrfugm substantial work Tuc
ttuth J., ilurF Soy rs mtchiu : ought ." h' ,t'onc'>
than uHy Other, hccau,t they 90 INTO les skiliul hand
,han ehrn ,u'l to lnanulactu rIs, AID are usri tor a
greater vttiriN ofWmk. Tho machir's WbH,h lave
proved lur-t lur all ~ihe. purposes must bcbcst for lani-
ilN usc, aud thoy are SING. >. llr speed of nu mi.
chine, ba- Hte,, bocn inuhi'd Ne othercau compare
Nnh ilfm in luaat'iy oi work.
0J+Nrw mac zee of tte latest improved sly VIII
b. rArAung d nu lihHtni lcTn- ir old ewing M 'ch'ncs
Of ,uf oNu infLr 60 i"r pcr.t'e rll'aI.cs 81 o'htr
,hnrs.
N.B-AU person, d, sirr ? fnli inffna'iun about
srwi. q m|pchircs. can ID avn u by applying for a copy
oI 4. N. Singer a GU Gazette, . paper devoted cn.
liirly to the Subject. II viii be cent gfaii..
l. ~. SINGER & %.
Pircipal OAicc, 3a3 y 'oadway, New Noro.
rrANcH OfTIcEs.-i7 HaruNer st, Bosinm- %
Wesnrrsfcr Il, Prov drrre. p74 Brais H., Newark,
\. ]. 31 u osdway Aihany, NY G'uNrtsvile, y.
Y. os Chartl .t.,N Haven. II buchanan II Scot
lnni. 17 rhrstuUi ~, rhiln. lo5 b"lt morrsi. hat
tiuofr. 6 Eat Tcuiti - GIN. Chicaeo, Illinois. 60
North Founh st., -. ioui.. ~ st. Charles u, New
Orleans. ~ Dauphin ~, Molhle' RI 2s'in
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NJ M. L e W 1 s,

- II F.T.s Il q = Ia ri
| tTAKES this method Of introducing himself to
| the inhabitants of this place, and 10 make
known that he has with him an excellent assort-
mcnt Of his highly impro,cd Spectacle. which
has aiporcedcd the u-e Of all others, anil is Tow
uscl ly the most eminent Of the faculty, and Mt
al, the Institutions for Diseases Of the Eye, in
this Country and the European Continent.
I ESpcctacles accurately and scientifically adj
iustcl to the Eye from examination of its sphcr-
ical figure. combined with its Transparency, u
method which cannot Gail TO be correct,
NJ. NJ. Lewis need hardy observe that he has
made the Human Eye his particular study for
many years, and his capability of suiting the
Eye with the Spectacles is Acknowledged by all
who have worn them Of lis Manufacture, that
it needs no
MIR. l.. will visit this village on the Glh inst,
ut the Addison House, and remain twelve days,
after which time he must certainly leave, as his
pre-cngagcmcnts at other places prevents Il long
cr stay.
Mr.. l.. will he at Stevens Hotel, in Yer
gcnncs. ON the 18th, 10th, 221 aud 23d inst,
and at Brandon on the 9th, 18th and 18th.
n. b. Glasses inserted into parties own
frames Mt n reasonable charge.
\ card, from a distinguished Oculist TO DR..
VI. VI. Lewis, of Albany, y. Y.
| have been acquainted with VI. VI. LOWS,
Optician for several years. Have frequently
called upon him to supply patients with glasses,
upon whom | had operated for Cataract, AMI
other diseases of the Eye, and he has given per-
feet satisfaction. therefore cheerfully recon-
lucud him to the public rs one worthy Of their
confidence and patronage.
c. VI. RUBLEE, VI. D.,
2l2 fremont Street Boston.
Letter from Gov. Mctcalf. Concord, June
-, 1856.
Mr.. ". ". LEWIS,
Dear Sir:
The Spcctlrlos you
have furnished ne are precisely what | wa in
want Of. | have made many efforts be-
fore, to iinl some that would suit me, bat never
s1cceelcd n obtaining any esscntial aid ;illn.Y.
Those for distant objects, rs well rs those for
nearer purpose, are all that | coIll expect. !
feel my eli exceedingly fortunate in obtaining
them and /" YOU IRE IA successful in your pro-
fession with Others rs you have been in my
case. Won cannot but inl your business prof.
table to yourself as well as to those who may
employ YOU Most respectfully yours.
RALPH MFrCALf.
From the Claremont Eagle.
The EYB.-M. NJ. Lewis, Optician, from A.
bany, y. j., is stopping at the Sullivan House
for a few days, where he NAY be consulted in
re gard to all the diseases AMI impcrfections Of
the eve. lie manufactures Spectacles from
Scotch pebbles and furnishes glasses Of superior
quality. He fully understands his business,
and We chcerlully recommend him to all who
have need OF his services. as skillful ami ex-
pelienccd O~9tician.
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Gr0ot Notifes.

C,rAYE OF VERNoNT,l De it remcm-
'.V.iyici o6Ad4isoa, rs. { hcrrd that ut a
; date Court held at Middicbut! IN aud f3v
y Distriet OF Addison, on the .lth day af
] ~cmbef, 4. D.. 1856:
Wiiiem ?. Wheeler, administrator oftLe
estate u
AARON HALL,
lato Of Kccnc. County Of Cheshire in tho
state al New Hampshire deceased, presents
his petition In writing to thiS Coust, r1alii =
for l%icer.e 10 sell all the real estate whereof
said deceased d.cd seized in this STATE, for
the purpose OF paying the debts Of Sid de-
ceased and the expenses Of administration,
and therein sets forth tie amount 81 debts
eainst said deceased and tie cxtenscs Ct
administration the value Of the present %
tate of said deceased the situation cf ih
real c.tate Of said deceased within this state,
aud tlat If is necessary 10 sell all the real cs-
tate of said deceased willis Ills state for
The purposes aforesaid.
1t is thrr, upnu'orlci cd, thai SAID application
be considered by this court At tsa session
thereof 70 he held at the Office Of the Regis
Ter OF this court, in said Middlclury, on
alonday The 9th day O. January next, (le57l
ut ten o'c'otk IN the fuitIoci:;rd Il OF Loticc
thereof he given to all persons Interested,
that they may appear and make their dice
tons, il amy they may have, Why license,
should not be etanted by tnb,i.hing a CO..
,.fpd cony of Ills order In tic Midu.hr,,
Reeister-a newspaper printed at sail
,o,,. ~ th:: ,in,a' oe sa;dCo .n'0' "'''''! Ire
Ions STswtt~ pcc;..,r
At,vc co,r az Dono,d ~ "'eS'N'
~ Afiest .i,r. " sr,..or r,,..n
onttcse' '"uN .SIt"AHT hte@n,r.
STATE or YERMoNT,l &c itl,m,m-
Dtstfietef Aaqisoe, S.. ! lcrcd, tlat al
Probate Court held w. N~iddlcLuiyin M ii for
Tie District Of Addison. On lie Stb day cf
Dercmlcr, 4. -. 1856:
Elut Darling, administrator { + the estate
Of NATHAN T. BALLARD.
late Of Hancock, in said district. drr.,std.
presents his administrator. Htcerol for alIow.
arcc :
II is tbcrcnron nrduidtbet said nrrl;c,ii,n
be considered Lv Ills Court fer probate at ib,,
session thereof 10 be Lcld nt the oficc Of the
REGISTER ortlis Court Il. ". EirNarN in said
Mitdlcburv, Oh Nondny. tlo .Jth dan Of ur-
comber. 1856. at Zen O'Clock. A. NJ. and that
notice thereof be eiy,n 70 nil persons inter
cetcd tb,t ,Lrv ,sv .,,r,r .id III. tL,ir
al f.rtiors ifaIv tLcy nray lava =, tLe allnn'
arce Of said accountby publishing n certified
COW Of Mi. nrder in liz NiddlrIurv E.oi,.
tea ncNsrarc printed at .ail MiddlrL1,y
three weeks SucceSS''e'y, previous to the
tiiHo y S"'' oonIt
JNe. ". SrLwhRT, Register.
a true copy Of record.
5i3 Attest JNo. W. STEWART, Register.
CT,rr og ,-rn,,oI.-
iNli' vs. E~MNi'Ni' pc IL reinehineI''
h','r,ct o' -toIISVn' s. } that at a iIooatc
'."Ii neiu Il. Hi"ilGoul! YIN aEa'or inc Dis'}Itt
= ac''a'h' Oh inc 1th oly d Iecehiref' a. D.
i'vo, @ ,r,
Nn,n'u = i'H'n'ohu ana ru"lh hamfnono'
n'n' AvcuVol . | III instrument PuiFoiuh5