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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
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Nadrt6t wirO bicrmit ssgstrn Oa6 bic felt cis
niger 3eit Der Swii6m ben llntrr,ei6nctrn, untrr
Der 6irma ron @ u + unb 81 6ber. in ben
StCbr 9ci6dften, in atIentaun 2eaa @auntY,
brlanrcnr SanreIS 6irma, am fen December
1859, bur6 bciprriettisc ginwlIisuns aufsrIBbt
moroen 1T. Ollie Dirisni9en paber, peI6e nod
an bela8te 6rma i&ulOis fnp, iinp bisrbur6
auf8rfcrpert, 70 baIO ais mbslia, an Dem altsn
StanpplaBs, aapU bic SdGer nod cine 3citlan9
oatlcitcn wrrNen, an;urufen une atsutr,atlrn-
uno Sclfe bic nod rrAtmdbi8e 9lnfcrorunsrn
baten mS8en, fEnnrn Nisielbe ebfnfaQS fir grs
3a9Iun9 rtnrrarn.
ltriob 8utD.
Sbarles 80. HOocr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
Gro3rrrirn! WrO}rrrirn! Gru,rreirn !

Oryfrrlrn! WrUrrrirn Orprrrirn!
,%ER 8rouner uno weiber 3uder,
fHSgHB better pulperiiirten, oo., better
sEeezEE2aonoerer 3ucter, 9tio Coffee,
9a9uiro, 9aricabo, lmo @rtrd SaVo @ofz
fee; Grtra ibwerer 9oloen Sprup Mloz
loBe5, better Saf zMola Be6-9emo blnc6
uno feine6 Sol5, Mofrelen
llno turj Gin icpsr NrtitsL pctchrr ,u Dem Grctc:
rr:S'fhdft 9sbSrt-Gu qrGiFcn nit ben 3rittn ttbsrs
tinltimmcno.
0urh pintttitbe I5nortuu9 ibrcr GrfcbGfte uno
9trsdte SGbantlun9, bcfen ptr unftrn Intbsil Der
Sunlt oes qubtltums uns jujujtcbCn. Seine Sitter
merorn falb an9cprisfn um etnru &srtouf ju &c;
Speden.
O8ir tDun ein au5fblicBtitDcS 8 a T.
9elo.8e E { 6Q t-gtur Elm YreiB uno
tein gto6loB.
81. 9.-lus Irtsn 2anbes: prcouftrn, tpcrocn I'M
austoub fir Sitter on9CucnlmCn unp Der bSbfs
WOrttprets paftir erlauGt.
0SFScto 70 gut unp rukt bCi uns an sbeibr IcnR:
no tauftt-ntbts mirp pOfdr 9crcbnst fir biz Sitter
ju iCi9su.
9t6oer unO 2ertb.
6. 81. TSbrr. R. Z. Qcrb.
0EtCmter IA. nQlS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
NuDttDr8z zNn;eide.

Sn brm GBaiiin9eridbt ron eetba Gauntb.
Sn Der Su6c her gte6nuna Ypn gBiaiam gBor-
man, aomtntitratOr bon Der SintrlaifmI6aft bss
peritCrtenrn s tn@eprgr@UO B, Isbt.
bin BON &llcntaun, Gsaa @aunty.
limb nun gtop. II. 1859, auf grrI&lua bon
6. ". Stunt, @iq., rrnanrts bic Court Z I Iab.
M q 0 pb, aIs aupitUf, uH trIaatr gs6s
nun8 dtrr5uirbrn, unb tpenn N5tbtg dtrSuIsttrln,
unp SsrtbsiIuu9 81 terdtcn.
1SN Aus ocn lrfunosu.
NnSg Sr;ru9t6.-S. SaueIhan, Cdr.
GB- Otenocnamttr @upitcr piro init alien
intercBrtsn griCnrn SuiammsntrsiFsn, an brr
amtaitutr Nr5 6. 81. 0hmf, @fq;, in Gusntaun,
ant SamRa8 ben t7sn n64len December, uni
10 llbr Sprmitta95.
glcSrmter 30.' rd8n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
Tcpmb1ifamiIebc SplfS,
@duntUz SerI Iammlun9.

Die rrmptrahlhtn 8rpublitanCr ppn 2s6a
@aurtY, unb ale SUl6e wsI6e ee9cn unIere ieB-
i9e perrcrtCnc Natipnal Hegieruns untcr Sames
8u6anan-Qae Scl6e welte ee9en BEN bespus
hIGrn 2eccmptpn Sdpinbel berlrten- NQe fol.
DE irrlte 9e9en bic writere austuituns Der prrs
ba6ten NienIden zSelaperet- IUlhe wslfe ees
gen cinrn frsien Sanbcl-gtlIe Iplds prl6e fir
iparIume @auntY' s9altun9rn--unb Ollie fol-.
Gr relde ,u @unlen zines bsI6ubcnben Gariffs
unb ;u @uniten BON IparI rIamen Sausbaltungsn in
ben Sereinisten Staaten unb In birIm Staat Inb
--Tno erIu6t unp rinselapen ener @ountY Sers
Iammlung beijuwpbrrn, wrI6e auf
Samita9s bcm 24ifcn Scccinber,
naGarns, Tim 10 ll6r SrrmittasS, AM @aRbauft
BON Capt. SenrYS Sart, in @ataIauqua, &c.
6a @auntY, 9ebaltrn prrbcn ipa, fiic ben @nb
3ret SeIr9aten gu rrnrnnen um uns In Der %
5sbruar SarriaturS StaatS, Convention ;u repre-
| lentirrn, rel6r etnen @UuprrnGrss @anbtoat auf
SuiteIlsn, unp Scnatcrial Drlesatrn mad be
Bolts sgtatipnal Convention gu erpGblsn bat, te
pefcr Gin Ganbibot fir bic YrsipsntsnlrlIe er
nannt werren ipa, Cine al9cmrine SetwCbnunl
| III Crpartrt.
Gil9bman gorb, gBlIiam Wabtern,
g8m. $. @auatsr, Daniel 6. Olilsr,
SO. SO. 6ammtlp, SANFORD Stcpbrn.
Solomon 3. Gitter, gGitlam 81. gJdser,
Sarri1cn 6Uwer, 6. 6rantlin BUS,
Senjamin SemmrI, gBlliam s. MOTsr,
Natban gGu6tG, GlrniuS &ramIi6,
SpispD Mriier, glatban gBstbrbClb,
8. $. 2i6tsnpaltsr, s. 3. Ser3os,
9amss Sin9malrr, Gbarlss 80. QGiranb,
GBarIrs S6Gulp, MUies Birunp,
Gtsbsnoe 9auntp:G Committee.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
9alacutnMst Saf0Ocntic.


Die jIbrlide Examination Der @laGm wrp
Itattfncen na6ite gBcGe wie fclgt:
Yrmar9 Oepartrmrnt, am @Untag ben 19tm
December.
Sun9e 0Gpirs Orpartemcnt, am Otcn1as unb
Nittwp4, ben 20Rcn unp q ten December.
Sn9e Srren Ospartsment, AM DonnrrIla9
uas 5reta9, ben 22fen unO 23Rm December.
@ltrrn unp 5reunNr iinp aatunsspua einscla.
ben tet;uwUbnen.
Die S&ulr wtrb cine 9tuDricit bon ctnrr g8ps
DE, fir bic Gbrilta9S 6rierta9e nebmrn unb we,
Der tc8inHrn am NUnta8 ben 2ten Sanuar 1860.
3t9Iinse werbsn gu ir8enb elmer 3cit anarncms
men unp beSablrn nur Ypn Der 3eit pa lir eintre.
ten.
9rimarY per Sertet, 81 90
@'rwDbnIi6e @n9Iii6r 3pci9r, 81 so tis ) 90
SH9ere " " nit Gjre6iI4 unp 2atsiniia 6 90
Wulif, 8 90
Sir Den Gctrau& NrS YtuncS fir lletun8 2 90
,3ethncn. 2 90
8ruerun8 fir tfn gBnter, so
@ni9e 3GSlin8e werbrn in Der Samlte pes
prtnjipalS an9Gnpmmrn uno Spar nn $40 per
Siertel fir Scarpins, gBaI6rn unb llntrrridt In
alien 3wri8rn, nit &usnatme bon Nluitt unN
3eihnen.
!. II. Gregory, principal.
Decemtrr IA. natm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
GDurt<9rDfldm

sintma Der obtboT = 8. in y, QrdiSsni Ribtsr in
u perbrcnn Surttn Scnmcn YItds 0rittsn Ssrs
rt NDcno aus Stn Sdun Scrtb0mptcn unS gcbd in Iao
psnuUlparitn SrG itin6 ms prCSSn Ridtcr Ger pCr:
Gcntu Scurfcn SDtr unN Astucr no n9ncrtrscinn1
nf=SrltN0ina htngftn SaunticG, O Scba
Tc4 Gidurs gtbUliS Rr Ger pcn Str uuH Scr.
miner uN 0n9tmntr giGnGnfsS rlsEisa fir Ste Rhra
odupts unN oucrn&rbrGrn in trdaicm gta SGn ibrn
itb mid otrct bnbSn, rcrin M our un0 3Cr:
miner nr pirrtslmbr zRng unr Scmcn QCos Gnbirdumen
rclt ohlttn utrScn M IN 6cr SaGt Hnnaua fir cas- SWng
ettDa, aut Zen
grlcn Wcntas I'M Mcnat Saruar,
1860 rsts e 3as Nes tsnsn @onatt H. unN rsIs ywrt
Wct)Sn 6aicrn miro
Sc ptrp btermit Nnhridt gr9eten,
ale SrSrtnsrbitr S nn,rba6 rtstnan sounfD
Yen geha HGf m Nann nnN Nabh b in ti9nr rcn nit br'n
Rolls SccrGs 5naicnn E SdmiuNiicn;n cinulnSEn bGbfn
um iDrsn Qftbttn YER Sria9rr SCurt 0binrGrtSn.
Oes1lethrn wcrpcn aud atle pirjeni9rn,
pt oc0tn Gcfansrnt in Nsm e,nsniF rss Sonu ero ale
EGaSr 5ltn aurttu blbtn btunbribtast, cof Tic t
aNcrt Naibh cinumrtn batn Htbtn pcSaurn, rr
as bneu rttbt Sunttn mag.
GtsbSn mtnt conN. in Ser Gtart Ntntaun, Sitn u.
Gds SEtsmbtr in Sabre unitrs Ssrrn 1859.
Gbarlrs .. oains, S6niff.
So3I srbotts His RspubIit!
NHcntauu, SctSmbtr II. 1859. nabG
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
Gin Oeutfc0er 81Q.

Dem alscmrinen YubItum pirO bisrburt bic
2IuSsse srntaGt, paB auf ben 2tfn @trifas, ait
Dem 0aatauIe brs I6rn. 8 10 II 9 d a b, In
0tuaspilr, g. 0bRitGaq GaHnIGp 9eGa gauns
tY, rim 9rpBartissr Oeuti6r Bali 9staIrn psrs
ben Iou.--Yris Der &iirts 81 90. Das pubs
Iifum 1T a9hnssSoa rrIu&t glnttetl baran Az
ncGmrn, inprm OrrieIte se9etcn wirp gum ghlsrn
Ser llnioupi(te Srdbbanoe.
SecfmGtr z. no8H'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
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werorn 5attinftIiG bur6 bic llntrrsri6nctrn, uns
ter Der 6trma ppn Eiecr uno gcrcb, am ale
ten StanePlaBe, in Der gBsR' Samiltpn .straBe,
No. g. .tortSsieBt, unp sS wrp bic nrue 5irma
herjltH freuen, rrGt Yrls Sunpen anIprrGrn su
lrRrn, pshe Sunpen lts aud prrli&ut ftblm a l.
nidt anprrs ais pCQtummen ;ufrispsn nit ib.
rrn 9retBen, Der @'iite tbrsr gBaarrn unb Der 8rs
RanoIun9 I'M Nagrmrtnrn ibren Stpbr psrlaBcn
werlen.
@borlc5 SO. RGoer.
SemepilIe s. 9erb.
gQrntaun, Orcemter IA. no4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14
SaN<8beitbou Dc9enieiti9e 2ebensitpd
Drr66eran0s- -Oe(ruf f6aft.

~s4AEIasza zaAA==-S-&=Ess Sebensltpd Sert b e.
@tfeu1@aft, pab rie preis
jdbrIthe Gcriummlung 9etalten rpcrben tpirb, am
Samitag ten fen December nG6lhns, um 10
ubr @ormittass. am Sfentli6en SauIe bon 8 a.
cubS 6antpetl Ter, in gBescospile. So
wrb cine olaemrine ScwObnuns srpartct, inrsm
w6h9e 0ei6Gfte an isnem Sage Srrri6tet wrrs
rrn ioaen $ -reB9Iei6en III Elm iepcS Nftsieb
eriuht. welGCs im 9lGdfanbe III fir gTantwCrts
Iittriten, birIelbe innerbab brei No6rn ron pies
fem Datum an, benz Sserstdr i6rrjubeSablrn =
slei6falls linp ale @rccutpren unb AbminiItra.
torsn Son SrrRCrtcnn MitSlisbrn erIutt, bic
9OliSir5 folder Yer1Onen in Der SrcretarS.Sffs
gu iberrcihen; aud Inb bic @lieprr rr1u6t, bic
ibren Stcd sOni ausSerfauft tatrn, t6re 9clijirs
etrnfaGs In tsiastsr Sff5 Dem Srcrrtir sinSu,
9dncsen. ptnttli4e SsippbnunS TT crpartet.
guf SrfrGl Der Serraltrr.
Il. 5. Sub, Srr.
SrcrctirtsSfT5, Dec. IA. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-12-14

Sem. 2tb9rcrrnetcn
SpI. SiAtenwalter
Spna5 S6nsiber.
Jteutrn 6. Srtp.
SocUb Nlcicr.
9titbtrr Srtrrle.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16
Lord Brougham in Court.

For the first time in his long life, Lord
Brougham has come before the courts OF
his country as prosecutor. He now ap-
pears as the plaintiff in libel suit against
the publisher of a newspaper. The leading
facts are these: AS early as 1854 the
Countess of Pembroke set apart certain
lands for the benefit of thirteen widows be-
longing to one or other of two parishes in
the county of Westmoreland. After the
restoration of Charles II, charter of incor
poration was granted, and under this the
management of the charity was given to the
Earl of Appelby, from whom it finally
passed into the hands of Sir Richard TUT.
ton, the present representative of the Ap-
pleby family. This gentleman, residing
abroad, committed the charge of the chari-
ty to his steward.
One of the farms included in the original
grant was much intermiXed with the land
of MIR. VIM. Brougham, brother of Lord
Brougham, and the former was anxious to
purchase other lands which he could ex-
change with the charity for those contigu-
Gus to his own possessions. After some
search, an estate was fonnd which would
prove more advantageous to the charity
than the property just referred to, and the
steward of the fund was satisfied with the
exchange. Mr.. Broughrm then made appli-
cation to the Charity Commissioners, by
whom he was referred to the Enclosure
Commissioners, say ing that the latter could
forward the business of the exchange more
rapidly. Consequently they were appealed
to, and the business was, as it was supposed
concluded
Mr.. VIM. Brougham who alone had been
interested or active in this transfer, then
went abroad. After his departure it was
found that some additional formalities re-
manned to be done, and then Lord Brougham
on the behalf of his brother, gave the nee.
essary signatures, yet having no personal
interest in the matter. In the month of
September, there appeared in the columns of
the Westmoreland Gazette, a communication
charging that Lord Brougham had endeav-
cred to defraud a charity, and that he trans;
ferred his application from the Charity Com
missioners to the Enclosure Commissioners,
in order that his own pocket might be
spared.
In addition to this charge, another libel
was printed in an editorial article, the ma
ture of which is not quite clear, the counsel
for the prosecution stating that it charged
breach of the tenth commandment.
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ASSETS JANUARY lST, 1859.
Cash IN hand and Deposits Hartford Banks $2Os $50 80
Cash in transit and Agents. hands. 1918 81
accrued interest 900. 57,5O2 IL
Miscellaneous Inv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q $50 IS
Real Estate uuinc um ered.............. 65,53S Is
MORTGAGE Observation-Disclosures. APP Is
bills Receivable. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4S055 81
Market Value.
2aO State Bonds and per cent interest an
25NY' Is Ohio. ...... 2l9675 90
nualiy ....,.................. l67 ITO 90
857 shares Railroad Stock........ S2l12 w
50 shares Connecticut River Company...... 1,250 90
50 shares Waterbury Bank Ock ........... $50 W
so shares Stafford Springs Bank Stock..... 525O w
So shares Providence Bank Stock .......... 1877 w
rs shares Jersey CITY Bank Stock. ....... 800 90
20O shares State of Missouri Bank Stock. 206OO 90
S55 shares Hartford Bank Stock. ..... 2S5 230 90
9O2O shares New York BANK StOck....... sol 400 W
100 shares United States Trust CO....... IL 300 90
1850 sharesN Y. Life Insurance and trustee. 2475O 20
Sl,S67 800 O8
LIABILITIES.
The amount of liabilities due not due to
Banks or other creditors. ...None.
Losses adjusted and not due. ......None.
Losses unadust in suspense, waiting fur $500 .
Their proof, contested. 9O963 ~
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sept2-d&w
Y A Y A R D L A LOR'S
Letters from the Golden State.

CURIOSITY ON THE QUI WYE.
For some weeks past, the report that the world re.
nowned traveller, BAYARD TAYLOR, had revisited
California having been of the pioneers of that State
in 49, for the purpose CT obtaining material for series
of novel Letters in New York paper, has excited
great sensation all over the country and it is with plea
sure we assure the curious that his epistoary
PICTURES OF cA ADVENTUROUS LIFE IN
Will be published In
THE NEW YORK MERCURY.
and will undoubtedly increase the already mammoth
Of that greatest of Literary at least
ofth Sercury and in order to make bis Letters par
ucnlary interesting engaged in all of Romantic
knowledge Of the Pleasures and Mssries Of Life in Ike
American Eldorado
Afer saying this much it is almost needless to add
that these sketches Pictures are truthful Hfeike
and graphic i their character and win prove once
popular that Mr. Taylor has written. They
PICTURES OF G G4FES'n YEARS
And each letter will be illustrated with Characteristic
Designs by the Author
ether illustrations will be published in The NEW YORK
MERCURY for DEC. 10, now ready, At all the news
In The same paper will be commenced brilliant
Romance By D9, ). H; Robinsen, entitled
The New York Mercury is sold by all newsmen and
booksser 18th SrsugheS, the so%nt5X ,rur
w
Proprietors,
dec+dlt&w2t No. % Spruce st., New York.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF SHERBURNE, attached to Benton County for
Judicial purposes
DISTKiCT COURT-FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT.
Summons.
Jeremiah P. Woodbury. against James Il. White and
Fl ella G. White his wife aud j, H. Boggs.
To the above named defendants
In the of the State of Minnesota You and each
Of you are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the painii in this action, which has
been filed in the office Of the Clerk of the District Court
aforesaid at Sank Rapids in the County of Benton Ito
which sherburne county is attached for judicial pur.
poses) and to serve copy of answer the said
complaint the subscriber, his office, in Aneka in
the county of Anoka, in the State of Minnesota, with.
in twenty days after the service of this summons on
you exclusive of the day Of such service you fail
10 answer the aid complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff this action will apply the court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Datea Anoka, October 1859.
G. T. CURTIS.
deel6-u6w Plaintiffs Attorney, Anoka.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16
E.-NOTICE is HEREBY

IN given to all whom it may concern that he follow
ing described Military Bounty Land Warrants were lost
on or about the 18th OF ctOber 1885, having in The
possession of Albert McEwen, the time of his sup
posed murder, by an Indian Wood river Wiscon-
siH, viz:
Warrant No. 3d. $685. issued to oliver 8. Bene dict
Warrant No. s. 1885, issued Elihu Judd, cat. Dec
4, 1855.
Warrant No AZ 42l issued Zera Juds on dated Feb
ruary Is, ls56-each warrant for l2O acres.
All persons are hereby notified tn an application
will be made TO the Commissioner Of Pensions Wash
ngton for duplicate of each of the above described
Warrants.
Registers of Land Offices notified receive the
same at their respective Offices for location and all other
persons are warned against receiving goatine
the same.
nOv4-w6w AMOS w. HALL.
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IOf Fetttt0n6r.
Dated st. Paul, November IL, 1859. novlS-wl0v
OTATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT
~ COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT


In the matter of the application of William Wood TO be
discharged from his debts as iRsolvent debtor.
To the creditors oil William Wood q resident of st.
Paul. in the county of Ramsey the State of Minnesota
You will please take notice, that the 26th day ofSep
TENDER. A. D. 1859 upon reading and fliug the petition
schedule and affidavit of William Wood, for discharge
from his debts as an nsolvent debtor, pur uant to the
ues of Minnesota entitled OF the Relief of Insolvent
Judge Of the District Court for The Second judicial Dis
ric for Ramsey county in Minnesota, requiring all the
creditors Of the said William God to show cause any
they may have before him. at his chambers in ST. Paul.
10 Minnesota, on the 2Ah day Of Dect mber, AID 1889 at
the hour of ten O'Clock. AM. of said day. why assign
ment of the said nsolv nt estate should not be made
and he be discharged from his debts pursuant the
statute in such made and provided and that notice
of the contents of said OF der required be publish
ed once in each week for ten successive weeks
to said day Of hearing, in the Weekly Pioneer and DEM
ocrat spaper printed and published at St. Paul in
Ramsey county, in Minnesota, and in the Weekly Jefer
son Enquirer, newspaper prin ed and published in the
city of Je fferson City, In the state of Missouri.
Dated st. Paul, Sept. q, 1859.
GEO. l.. 4 E. A.. OTIS,
sept3O-wl0w Attorneys for Petitioner.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF DAKOTA-DISTRICT COURT. FIFTH Ill.

~ OF DAK0TA-DIsTRICT COURT, FIFTH JU-
DICIAL DISTRICT.
In the matter Of the application of Dennis w. c. Dun
well TO be discharged from his debts as an insolvent
debtor.
To the creditors of Dennis w. c. Dunwel resident of
the County of Dakota, in the State of Minnesota
You will please take notice that the ninth day
of November, A. D. 1859, upon reading and fling pc
tiion, schedule and affidavit of Denis w. c. Du well for
discharge from his debts nsolvent debtor pur-
suant to the provisions of chapter eighty nine the Re
vised Statutes of Minnesota, entitled OF the Relief of
InsOlvent Debtors" order made by the Hon.
Thomas Wilson, the the acting Judge of the District
Court for the Fifth Judicial District for Dacota county,
in Minnesota, requiring all the creditors of the said
Denis w. G. Dunwell to show cause, if any they may
have, before the Hon. N. NJ Donaldson Judge of the
said District Court for the said Fifth judicial District for
the county of Dacota and State of Minnesota cham
bers in the town Of Owatonna in Steele county in Min
nesoa, on the twentieth day Of February, A. u. 1861
at the hour of nine O'clock A. N. of said day. why an
assignment of the said insovens should rot be
made, and he be discharged from his debts pursuant
to the statute in such made and provided that
notice Of the contents OF said order be published
IN each week for ten successive weeks to said
day Of hearing In the following newspapers to wit In
published in Dako county in the Weekly Pioneer and
Democrat a newspaper printed and published in tlie
city of St. Paul. in Ramsey County, the of govern
men of the State of Minnesota and In the State Jour-
nal, newspaper printed and published In the city Of
Lansing, the seat of government of the State Of
GEO. L. E. A. OTIS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Dated st. Paul, November IL 1859. noylS-WlOW
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MRS. WINSLOW, AN EXPERT

M AsO. w 1NOLO"3 0N IA1 LII
presents to the attention OF mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Teething which greatly facilitates the
cess of eethr e, by soitenng the gum, reducing ali
fammaton-wil allay all pain and spasmodic act
and is .ure to regulate the bowels. Depend upol
Mothers 1t will give rest to yourselves and relief
health to your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over
years, and can say in con fdence and truth Nf 1t
we have never been able to say of any other nj
cine-never has it failed, in a single instance
effect cure, when timely used. Never did v e kl
an instance of dissatifaction by any one who uset
On the contrary, all area. delighted with its op,
tons, and speak in term. = of highest commemorative
its magical effects and m. dical virtues. Wespea
this matter " what we dOS know" after ten We,
experience, and pledge ourO rep uation for he full
ment of what we here de- clare. In almost every
stance where the infant isS suffering from pain
exhaustion relief will Beg found in fifteen TIVE
minutes after the Syrup isE administered
This valuable preparaust on is the prescription
one OF the most experience o and Skillfu nurse in
England, and has BEEN used with never-fail
success in thousands ofS cases.
1t not only relieves the0 child from pain, but in,
crates the stomach aud0Q bowels, corrects acid
and gives tone and energyS to the whole system.
GRIPfNG in The soW0 ELS ELS AND WIND COL
And overcome convulsions6s which, if not speedily
NEEDED, end in death. WeS0 believe 1t is the best
surest remedy In the world Elm all cases of Dysent
and Diarrhea in Children. 3 whether 1t arises fir
teething or from any other cause. We would say
every mother who has au0 child suffering from any
the foregoing complaints- do not let your prelude
nor the prejudice of others stand between your sud
ing child and the relief that will be sure-yes aesou
ly sure-to follow the use of this medicine. If M
used. Full directions for using will accompany ca
bottle. None genuine un less the fac-simile of Gu
IT'S PERKINS, New York, is on the outs
wrapper.
pa
bottle. au g25-dAw
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA-FIFTE

CTATE OF MINNESOTA-FIFTH
~ JUDICIAL DlSTRICT-DISTRICT COURT
WASECA COUNTY.
summons-For money demanded contract for
payment of money
A. II. Lausdale against j. II. lockwood.
To the above named defendant:
You each hereby summoned and requiredt answer
the complaint in this action which has been filed in the
Office the Clerk the District Court at Wilton in said
county and to serve copy o. your answer to the said
complaint the subscriber at his office in Wilton, in
said county within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive of the day of such service and if you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
paintn this action will take judgment against you for
The of one hundred and sixty dollars, 1885 0O
with Interest thereon from the fourth 4th) day of
June, A. ID. 1858, besides the costs of this action.
Dated Wilton Nov. 5.h, 1859.
P. B. ENOS,
deco-w6w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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DY ORDER OF N. NJ. DONALD.

DY ORDER OF N. NJ. DONALD
I'D SON. JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT, 9TH
JUDICI All. DISTRICT, STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Notice hereby published of order requiring all
bau in the county of Ri in the State of Minnesota
nsovent debtor peioning for the benef Of the act
the relief ,lven, Debtors show any they
have before the said Judge CT the District Court at the
Shers office in the village of Faribanlt in the county
of Rice State of Mime the 25th day of
uary next O'Clock in the afternoon of that day,
why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted
Dated this 10Th day of Octo er, 1852
DAVIS Il TANNER,
oct2S-wIOw Attorneys for Petitioner.