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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10
Public Notice.

tn order 10 accommodate our customers in Daven.
i port and Rock I>iAnd with more ready delivery
ol our goods ct this .ascn OF the year, We hereby
authorixe and appoint
KELLERS1RASS 4 FRI4S,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS,
to act ~ our
A0 u NTS,
Sor the cities OF
DAVENPORT AND ROCK ISLAND.
for the sale OF our
Alcohol, PsaEe0 Spirits
OAHrHHMH AND DU1NlNo FLUID.
wM. smith 4 CO.
fGo6 Peoria, 1niAols.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10
Law Partnership.

yxo p. COOK, JAS. J. LInDLEY, wMs T. CLARK.
COOK, LIN DLEY 4 CLARK.
Mr. Dillon having retired from our law firm, to
assume the rsore respon be duties Of the Bench We
have this d,y associated with rs 10 our law business
VIM. r. CLARK, Esq. JNO. COOK,
Jan5. dim JAS. J. LINDLAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10
.1llriiOIs! .1lgclsOss ?!

.4grfiOo! s1NctlOea 2!
4 TREAT BARGAINS ~ YURNIrURu, DAT
~ Goods. and various other articles, on oooslen-
ment. and
m usS be Ssid Tor Cash
Call and exs anime the Goods and Pricss at
THOS. ORR's AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE.
No. 81 BRA ADv STDEsT,
BAat Stdo bet Ween Thiln and Fourth, Davenposs,
Iowa.
SAN. PARKD0,
Beh0 AucttooooP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10
Evemimg Alnuselnemts.

u0wE'3 BALL ROOM HAND BOOK,
IL Kenny's Manual OF Ohess,
0hess Players Hand Book.
Chess Moa,hly For January end February,
Hand Book Of whist,
Haud Book Of Gawes,
The Soclable or I OOl Amusements.
Chess Men, ChequerA and Boards, Sheet Music,
Instructions for the Piano. &e., at We IOWA D0OK
ROOMS, No 50 Brady street.
F.b3 CHARLRS ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10
k o 1ULLn8, Preoo6o0e.
WIN. HALL, 0eesetaSy
HRAQK pIUNRR. 41ooo.

Devsoport, Iowa. Dscembes 8, 1so0.
np0wing to . lssge ncmbsS % ticksoe ~ = ~
hands Of our sLents abrosd. the rbesU - be1DD
forwarded (of which immedlate Dotiee hes boo0 oUuD
70 agents 70 forward tie ssms fo,tAotsh) u 0hOVo
distvibutioa 10 posspossd sntl TIE i6sA - 0ooouD
1e60.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10

J. q. PARKER, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUR0EON,
hpPICE-with MessYs. Rcger b Bowers, No. So,
~ Brady street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt stten.
tiop. nov2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10
s r A II Il M Il N II
or THs CONDITION OF THs
North American Fire Insurance 60,

ON THE RInST DAT CT JAN 1859,
10 the Auiitor Of the state OF Iowa. pursuant to
the statute OF that State, approved January 9sth.
1857
The name Of the company is the North American
Fire Insurance Company. aud It 10 located at
Hartford, Conn.
Tho smouot Of it, Capital
Stock h.. ........ ....... $500. 900 0O
The amount of Its Capital
STOCK paid In In cash Is. $40 ono %
Tho amount Of IL Capital
paid In stock not is.... 1870 600 90 600 %
The assets Of the G ,mpany are - follows:-
Cseh in hand AMI IN Phoe-
nix Be0t ..ss...s...s... 1ll 168 ~
Cash In hands Of ani due
from Ag .nts. ........... 1000 %
Amt loaned on B y stocks
end other approved seen.
1tttcs.. cs...........s....... z.]1S " US.330 "
Bonds owned BY the Company
par val INIT val.
Ohio Stsse p stock. 10 ono 10 COO
Missouri Stat 20 stcc 30 zoo II SEQ
Aich'n 6tste &c stock. 600 $3.50
Hartford Oits 9 &c stock q. 600 20 900 t8 $50 %
Bank chs par val mht. vel.
50 shares Phoenix Bank,
Hartford. ............. eyOOO $3.50
e8 shares Exchange B'k,
Hartford. 400 500
'35 shar.s AeVchsnte and
AanufsctuPe1s' Bank,
H.t:ord.. ..is.soo N.slo
TOT shares Charter Oak
B.nk. Hartford. ..... .lo,,Co 1890
s6shsres Mercantile Bank.
Hartford. ............ B. 600 1886
1Ot sha' es Farm ,rs' and
4erhanics' ink Hat.
ford .lO.lOo l.s15
80 shares Ci,y B'k, Hart
for0 .s...ss.......... Is WO 6.4SO
60 shares Etna B'k, Hart.
ford ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZOO 800
32 shares Hartford Bank.
Hartford. ............. $500 l,22l
$50 shares Phoenix Bank,
New York............ 5000 5,025
81 sharss Continent al B'k, 5000 8 800
80 shares Bank Of Amer
lea. New York........ 5 900 600
50 shares AetropO.itan
Bank, New vo,k...... 6,WO $500
30 shares Merchants' Bs,
New York. 900 IT'S
25 shares Hartford and
New Haven h Co.... $500 3O75 s8674 90
Stock notes, payable Sd
dsyo after demanded,
strongly endors, - and
secured also bT pledge
Of s:ock.............. lsO OO0 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10

The NEXT ANNUAL ADDREss.-We
are gratifed to learn that the committee to
whom was referred the matter of selecting
proper person to deliver the next annual
address before the Pioneer Settlers Associa-
tion of Scott county, at the Annual Festival
on the 22d inst, have selected Willard Bar
rows, Esq, than whom more competent
person could not have beeu named. Mr.
Barrows long residence in the county and
the fact Of his being entirely conversant
with the past history Of pioneers of Old
Scott, is sufficient guarantee for an highly
interesting address.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10
Blanks! Blamks!!
Warrantee Deeds,
Deeds OF Trust,
QUIT Claim Deeds.
Trustee Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattel Moetgagee,
Attachment Bonds,

1OWOE O1 AGCOGU0y0
Original Notices,
Justices Blanks,
6hefidS Blanks,
Conclusions Of JudGment,
Oonstables' Blanks,
Replovin Bonds,
And others Too numsvoas - mention, at he
STATE De N OOH AT ORRIO8,
PytnaaA 10 The beet style pnss,hso
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10
Grand Gift Enuerprise.

TINE following magnificent pre- perty Vim - -.
thousand dollars. On IL. 1T day Of y.nusr,. sssSss
ct the Lo Clsire Halt or the 0ermAn 1heateg. H.
vcnport, Iowa. Subscsipiion ticksts, oas 1enoe
each:
l. The thorour hbYed stallion Mount Ai,cy7
years Old Pedigs by Traveller. be by
impt. Mercer dam-Cer,to, bred b. y. L
Stevens, 81 Ho.okeo. y. J. vor furtAsF
pairuia,s see Tart Resister His stock b
unequalied by any horse In this (Soottl
county. Refer to u. Leonard, ShsriG,
John Kiiion, 'hss. Rskss, and others, vAo
have coIts ths GET Of this soIse. Valued
At. 0ooo
2 Thc thorough bred stalion Lsskin, 8 SeASs
old, Ia u bvUthcr 10 kiien sateman. one of
the best race mares of her day rediRree Of
IOck,in-by imported Houien; dandy
Trustee Ror further particulars see Turf
Resister. val0s. 0s........................ 90
8. One nve year I'D Durham tuli named Asd-
iscn. For psdigree see volume 9d, Amor.
can Short Horn Book. page lie. entry e7o.
Value. ......................... -
I. One year old stallion colt Pedigree
ky CLARION dandy Oh Boston. vsiue.. ~
8. One 8 yesr old Devon ball named George #
Vslu ........................e -
6. One year Old AooDt Aisey Aity. vslus.. ~
7. One Spanish Jack, 6yeavsoid vaiue.... TO
s. Two full blcoi DU hem CoVs. Voluo.... 10
No. . to number sO'0-a xih attached TO
soch OF these nsn here. N. Blanks.. ......
Tos:l.; ....:....:.:. escss
The Stallion. Larkin End Mount Abey took ths
hTst sRd second premiums thosouGhbsOd aGs1
stations, It he Iowa State Par IN 1887
The above enterprise II conducted By csoQ1eteo
Of gentlemen who are entirely iisintsvepted vA1G0
vi secure TO each and every subscYi0er N eQuo1
chance. II 10 distinctly understood that this y -
lottery.
The above stock Be- seen at ell tines q Duek
Creek Farm. .ccspied BY y. Z. Allen.
Tickets can ~ hsd At the Burtis Hoeso, q Jeh0
Atkins Saloon, At 4. O. BDion's JeweiYy o4oFe, -
<. Allen, or either Of the 4pJsrstgned 4 eeant1e
tanoe Of one dollar % the President VIII sessss .
ticb q by return neil ~
me numbers drawing tho prisss viii b puAllGAe1
for the benefit Of parties living abroad
y q 1ULLD1, PreGo6ao4.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10

- "a s "a 9 =
The old Indepaent Line ON the route asaiu
THE PRICE OF BEEF DOWN.

WE have re-opened our Market House 1t No 81
w Brady street. and intend - spare no pains 10
suit oil that may favor with call, both in prios
and quality.
Customers may always rely upon 6ndu7 gor
assortment from y hcn to maze their selections
Particular attention psid to Packing Besf and Porh
for family use.
January "a, 1859.
JH25 A. p. d. KELLY,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10

Pioneer Settlers Association.
scott COW mly.
A n aijourne meeting - hear the report Of COM
"A mittes aud for other important business, Will
be held at
LIE CLAIRE HALL.
MONDAY EVENING, FEB. I4rH, AT 7 O'CLOCK,
feblO-4t JOHN L. COFFIN, sec'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10

E-As the wife of one Of our citi-
zens was returning home yesterday, and
when near the corner of Iowa and Second
streets, she was attacked by COW, the
property Of q man named King. and very
seriously injured. The COW threw the lady
down, and as she attempted to rise, caught
her on her horns and cast her into cellar.
some six feet in depth. The lady would
have been killed if she had not fell into the
basement. If the owner of that COW does
not take care of her. she will probably be
made way with by some of the citizens liv
ing in that vicinity. and they would be ex-
cusable in SO doing, for it is not the first
time that the animal has attacked ladies in
the streets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10

Total assets. ts..................... 1855 eco Vi
LIABILISfEs.
The amount OF liabilities due or not due
10 Banks and other creditors. s........ None
Lnss 60 adjusted ard due. ............. None
Losses adju ted and not doe. .......... None
Los-es unadjusted and not DUE. 1850 90
10 .sei 10 suspenee and waiting for fur.
tney proof. Observation-Disclosures. None
All other Ct aim. sgainst the company. None
But Atfiding amount for once expen-
oeoss
Total liabilities. $3.50 %
The largest amount insured In any enc
risf. sf....................... 5000 co
except in . few special cases.
Tue amount ilsured in any 0pe city,
town village. No definite amount
fixed, decendisg upon circumstances.
The amount insured In any block.
No denuite smount nxei, depending
up0a eircomet snces
No deposit in any state, Territory, or
elsewhere, ~ . guarantee fun for the
exclusive ben ft OF security Gf per.
sons insured In su.h state, Territory,
or other p!sce
Certified copv Of tie CHARTER Of the
0oopany furnishsS My 1879.
JANIS b. nOLt Rs, President.
JOHN A. WALLACE, Secretary.
FIELD Z KAUTF MANN, Assts,
Weiss' Dlsck. near German 1heat =, Second street.
Dsvonn0rt. Iows Beb1O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10

REMAKKs.-We know nothing about the
matter any way; but presume our friends
can ascertain by applying at the door on
Friday night?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-10

A. H. BENNETT. G. r. wHITCOMB.
BENNETT 4 WHBTCOMB,
TT0RNEY6 AND COUNSEILORS AT LAW,
~ Notsries Public and Commissioners OF Deeds.
viii practice in the Courts OF Scott, Clinton Jackson
and &C atnc counties, and In Rock Island count
ul and the U 3. District Court OF Iowa.
OvsrcE-N. W. Corner n Ain and Second streets.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24
! them as did between her and the old wo-

them as did between her and the old wo-
/ man. 4rs
but. friend Blurford, said she, I think
it my duty, as christian, to warn you to
lie o. your guard, Tor tell you that your
wife Intends your ruin. daq {.
Old Mr.. B. was very much a,tonished ;
yet h.. conl moi who'll, discredit her words.
WHEN lie reached home he threw him.
self upon the bed in great petpltxiiy. and
fleming sleep, studied over The matter IN
his mind. Ills wife thinking this good
oppnrtuuitv for cutting off the obnoxious
hair, ro1k her hu bands razor and crtpt
flv 10 hi. side. Now the old lady WAS
very much riahten"d ut holding razor So
clole to her husbands neck, and her hand
was not so steady as it once was SO, she
wrnt 10 work very awkwardly, and pulled
the hairs instead of cutting them otf.
Mr.. b. opened his eyes, and there stood
his wife with a razor at his throat After
what had been told him, aud seeing this, he
could not doubt that she intended 10 MUIR
der him. He sprang from the bed in hor-
ror; and no explanation or entieaiy could
convince him TO the contrary. 30, from
that time forth, there was no more peace
for that house. 1t was jaw, jaw, quarrel
and wranging all the time.
With delight the Devil heard of the sue
cess Of the faithful emissary. ard sent her
wori that if she would meet MIN at the end
of the lawn, at a certain time, he would
pay her the shoes.
AT the appointed time she repaired 10
the snot. and found the Devil at the place.
He rut the shoes on the end of a long pole
and standing on the opposite side OF The
fence. handle them over to her. She was
very much pleased with them; they were
exactly the article.
But this i, one thing, Mr.. Devil that ]
would like to have explained-that is, why
Won hand them to me on that stick !
Very easy to explain, replied he, any
one who has the cunning and meanness to
do as you have done don't get nearer than
twenty feet of me. So saying, he fed in
terror
After while the old woman died; and
when she applied for admi tance to the
lower regions, the Devil would not let her
in. for fear sh.. might Geihrone him, as she
was so much his superior. SO the woman
is vet compelled to wander over the word,
creating quarrcls and strife in peaceful
families AMI neighhorhoods.
Wonld you know her NAM
Tt is Madam Sran lal. Whpn she died,
her children, the young Scandalizers, were
Fl orphaas; but the Devil in considera
ito Of past services done by the mother,
adoated Them and so, YOU see, he is the
father Of that respectable class called scan
dal mongers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24
Ginseng instead of Tobacco.

The Minnesotiaus are having a ginseng
excitement. nearly as great AMI much mor'
product We than the Pibe's Peak gold fever.
Ginseng is a bitler-sweet root of which the
Chinese are very fond, chewing it as we
enlightened Christians do tobacco. The
Chinese attribute to the root the most ex-
troarinary medicinal virtues, and believe
It preventative or cure OF almost all dis
eases. There was a time when at Canton
it was literally worth it, weight in gold.
II has in f,ct very slight effect as med :
cine. being merely mid demgcent. aut 1t
h,s the vir ne Of ing harm ess and taken
with sufficient faith has undoubtedly helped
tie Chinese invalidS. There is good de
mand for it. and the Chinese bly readily
All ". cal export. The root grows abun-
dantlv in Minnesota and dealers there have
been paying from six 10 Ten cents per pound
for II in the green state, or 70 to ~ cents
dry. The woods have lately been thronged
with iirurrs who are said 10 earn from 81
10 $3.50 per d,y. Upward OF six tons
were brought into Fairbault in week,
and it is estimate that some 800 tons will
be gathered in Minnesota this season. which
will nett the digg-rs some S80,0O0--not a
small relief to the hard times in The new
settlements. A company OF Virginians are
erecting storehouses at various points, toI
curing the roofs and packing them for tx
port. The plant is found to some exten
| in our New Englaad forests, and in all thu
nortl ern temperate region.
AS ginseng is a harmless and slightly
medicinal root. and is not so nasty as tobac
co 'l,y heap-in fact, by several very
disgusting hea2s-we beg leave TO sugges
! 10 Mr. Tra>k, the anti-tobalco apostle
whether an effort TO introduce this Chinese
cud as a substitute for tobacco will no
promise more success than his radical ant
4 direct war against the filthy weed. Some
men seem to be so constituted that they are
under the necessity of keeping their jaws
in constant operation, and they take to 10
! baccl because it is the common chew o.
civilzrd men. If they could be induced tS
sub<tiiut NJ ginseng, their jaws would b
/ induletd with habitual exercise, they woulC
retain the pleasant consciousness of having
something in their mouths, and they would
become every way more decent and swee
/ Tipped. We shall be under immeasurabi'
] obiigations to the Chinese If our clewer'
c IN be persuaded to take to their cud AT
! Ter the reform IS brought about. shall hav,
friendly calls for "a bite of The root insteas
1 of the weed'-"Got any ginseng in you
pocket-give us chaw. The ginseng
needs no manufaeiure 10 fit it for the mouth
The roots only require 10 be dried, an'
they are in convenient shape for use
! Whether the root is good fer smoking ans
snuff 90 we are not informed. viii some
body try ii and report prosresss
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24

never seen the following incident before, but
it is vouched for by DIR. McChesney, OF
Trenton, reliable authority -
"The success of Washington, at Tren-
Ton, has been generally considered as the
turning point in the war of our lndepend-
ence. Yet, few are perhaps aware upon
how slight an event this great critical a.
ton was made to hinge On the Chli>t-
mas eve when Washington crossed the
Delaware, Colonel RAh, the commander OF
the ilessians, silt in Il private room near
Trenton, engaged in drinking wine and
playing cards. A Tory who had discovered
the movements OF The American II oops sent
note by special messenger 10 the Cnlo-
mel, with orders to oliver it into his own
hands. The messenger found his way to
she house, and negro opened the door, but
refused him admntance, took the letter and
delivered it to The Colonel, who was just
shuffling for new game. Supposing the
letter to be unimporlant, or not stopping TO
think at all, he went on with hi; play. The
reading of the letter would have thwarted
the design ofy Washington. But the love
of play conquered the Colonels prudence
and gave success to a worthier cause, in
volvi the loss OF his lie and army, and
ultimately the freedom Of the colonies.
Little did the Colonel think, when he was
shufiling the cards. that lie was losing the
greatest game that was ever played among
the nations of the world"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24
Artemus Ward among the Spirits,

will here observe hat Mrs. Ward is q
invaluble woman--the partner Of my Coy s
and The >harer of my sorrers. In my alb
sunce she watchis my interest & things
with Egle & when return sh- well
Guns me in aft ciiona,e stile. Trooly il is
with US as 1t was wth Mr. a Mrs. Ingomar
in the Play, to wit
Q soes with but a sing thawt
harts which beet as l.
My naburs INFUSED me to attend Sper-
reotooul Sicle at Squire Smith's.-When
arrave fund the West room full incudin
all The old nades in the village & the long
| hared teller a4Sed. When went in was
saooted With here cum the benited man.
there cumes the unbeleever,' 'here cumes
the horey- headed skofier at the TRUTH etse,-
terry. SEE i my friends its Iroo- i'm hear
and now Bring on your SprrreFs. The
company then drew round the tale and the
Sircle kommenst 10 go it. They axed me
it thare was anybody in. the Sperrit land
which would like to talk with. d i sed if
Bill Thompkins who was once my partner
in the show buznis was sober shoed like
10 convarse with him a few periods. is
the sperret of William Thompkins present?
sed Of the long hare chaps, and tharr was
three knox on the table. Sez | William
how goes it lie said things was rather
tough. Seq air yu in the saow biznes
William. & he said he was.
He said he &1 John Bunyan was travelin
with side how in coinecshun wi h Shake
spear johnson & G IS consolerdaied mem
agery & circus. He sed old Bun (meaning
Mr.. Bunyan) stirred up the auermals 81
groand the origin while he tended the door.
Occashul ly Mr.. Bunyan sung comic song.
The circus was doin midlin well. Bill
Shakesprer had m ,de great hit with old
Bob Ridy' AMI Ben johnson was delitin
The people by h $ trooly great acks Of hoss-
manship without saddul or hridul. 'Sez
William kan you pay me that l8 dollars
yu owe me, & he said no with | Of the most
Tremendous knox / ever experiun>ed l
then call on my grandfather & learned
that h was merlin with fair sucre-s in the
peenut biznes AMI liked it very well, atho
the climt was rather warm.
Whrn the Sirrle >topt they asked me
what thawt of it. Sez | my trends i've
been ino The show biznis n,w going on %
wears. You dowtis beleave this Sperret
HOCiiiDF. Wlllt lHlHh IL ID u ultlt IulAl
Just so soon as a man btcomes a reglar out
and out Sperret rapper he leaves orf work
in, lets his hair grow all oyer his face &
cnmmensts spunein his Twin out Of other
people.---IIe eats all The dickshun iries he
can find aud G re round chock full Of big
words. scarein the wimmn folks q little
children q DESTROYING the piece of mind of
every farmerlre he enters. He don't do
nobody no good & is a cuss TO society aud
pirat on honest peoples corn beet tarrils.
Admittin al you say aboNi the doctrine to
be troo. / must say the reglar Professional
>perit rappers--them as make haiznis on it
are abowt the most ornery SET of cusses
| ever encountered in my life. So saying,
put on my suroot e. went home.
Respectfully yours,
ARTEMus WARD.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24

A wag has mad up the following sum-
mary of what he calls the "Inalienable
Rights Of Americans" and which are not
enumerated in the Declaration OF Independ-
auce:
To know any trade or business without
apprenticeship or experience.
10 marry without regard TO fortune,
state Of health, position, or opinion Of pa
ren's or friends.
To have wife and children dependent
on contingencies cf business, and in case Of
sudden death, leave them wholly unprovi-
ded Tor.
To put off upon hireling strangers the
literary, moral and religious education of
children.
To teach children no good trade, hoping
they will have, when grown up, wit enough
to live on the industry of other people.
To enjoy the general sympathy, when
made bankrupt be ,eklrss speculatlons.
To cheut the government if it be posi-
bic.
To hold Office without being able TO dis
charge its duties.
10 build houses with ine and six inch
wal.S, and go to funerals OF tenants. iiremen
an OH RS, Ii led by their fill, weeping
ov = the mysterious dispensations Of Provi-
dence
To build u cities and towns without
parks public squares. broatI streets, or vent
Hated blocks, and call pestlencea visitation
of God.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24

DIST WESTMINSTER s. s iet sst9 ,sttisrS
per ms Interested in the Estate Of DAVID dukD late o
Rockingham, deceased oFees. 49,.
WnsSs.s Samuel l. Billings administrator, de boNts Hon
~ ,ho ain annexed Of said estate has made aspiration
~ ,iog 10 said court representing that the personal es
=, ssid deceased is not sufieieat pay the debts
;s. i esta. and the expenses of administration,
80 of the real estate Of said deceased cannot be sold
trf ninrv to those interested in the Feulalndr and
49, ~ rod be benefci4 to ali persons Interested 70 sell
MA rl estate and pra, ing for lense 70 sei the whole o.
ii - sstsfe You are hereby notified that this court
an ,pon sid application at the session Thereof to Dc
bSa - the oiee OF A. stodlsr Judge in lownshend N
said District the first Wednesday ~ july, q = 80 -
% aa ,rer Won NAV be heard in the premises II you
see ht -' y - e5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24
A Little Delay Fatal.

It is wen known that Julius Caesar might
haze esraped assassination in the Senate
Chamber. if lie had read deliberately let
ter put into his hasds BY one inior,nra @ % s
The conspiracy. The -ame fat IS true o,
one ii, two French monarchs, who perlsheed
Inv the assassia's knife. Bnt the delay o. a
few hours 10 open thsse importaat letters
-s-le-ae re eecape -1pozs'hle we rave
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-24

do the opposite good but then do not dwell
upon tue wrong that is past. Though you
are not to forget it, yet et it be like the
porrraite of one whom you have lost which
lies in your drawer, or Ike the mound
which you 30 to visit in Greenwood. but
don't let il he ike the Egyptian mummy,
to stand continually at yonr hearth wrapped
up in gummed and imperishable hideous-
ness. sst ass ,asaE