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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09
RAILROADS



Dtj,stey .av'r0ps gesssessf,
NN and after Gun5s~ Dec. 9Th 1853, AMI until
yfurth-r notice trains viii leave RocA island daily
sundays excepted. ~ follows
LIST mail train 81 10 -
~ freight IL I'D y
I'D night express 10 Y. u.
Trains arrive Ct ROCK Island daily. Sundays e.
cep.ed, - follows
LIST night express ~ 5nA.4 II.
ID freight trains ~ 2O0P II.
Sd mail train u SOP. u.
traips over this rc.s IN direct oonnexion At
tyhicaao with trains both the Michigan South.
Michigan Central Pitt burg Fort Wayne aud Chica-
70 Rsii Road 10 and from Detroit Toledo,
Tievrland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunktrk BuGsio, Niagara Pals, Albany, New York,
Phi,adelph,s Baltimore and Washington Also at
Iaaaye with trains OF the 1ll.nois Cenirsl Roai-
Nor, to 0alera ard South 70 St Ionis Cairo 70
vhie places tickets can be procured or
W. Is. Grsmnee, Ticket Agent,
Agents. h. Y Depot, Rock Island.
pasarneere are reminded OF the ssity OF etytng
distinct directions the destination OF their bag
aase ao 70 procure iickct- before taking their seats
in the cars the conductors collect opiy Sta.
tans on the line OF the Chicago Rock Island
JOHN y. TRACY, Superintendent.
WI WHnNAH, Asset Sup't.
Rock Island Dec. s, lSho tdtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09

Metal VVAro1aol10e
As Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
NvHD susubscriber has nov 10 stock
j 6OOO Boxes I G 10 by IS Tin Plate,
$500 Roofing Tin,
5000 I" lXi0by IL Ito Plate,
500 &c 70 bv IL ="
500 1Xl2by42
300 /" &c IA by % I"
500 " TX by ~
200 Xxx 13by 20
100 Xxx II by %
50 1XXxXl4by20"
500 10 10 by ~ Coke,
1900 &c l4by 20 Roofing,
80 DO,
100 DIX.
100 DIX,
80 XXX 10 BY IL,
1000 Bundles No % Sheet Iron.
100 Is, quality Russia assorted Nos
800 Pigs Bsnea Tin,
$50 Casks Zinc, assorted Nos,
Together with . full assortment Of Gheathing end
Braaiers' Copper, Rivsts, Fs.s, Stamped Ware, and
Timers Tools and nachinsI, al Of which Is offered
1t the lowest market price for Cash.
$4,000 Bundles Wire Fencing.
We are prepared 70 make contracts With dealers
for first quality annealed Fence Wire, Nos and .,
In quantities Of MT less than one ton deliverable q
our warehouse It any time previous TO the 0rst day
of June next-dve per cent cash Be paid when the
contrsct Is made, balance ON delivery. Purchasers
are invited to correspond With o..
Jams THOMAS 4. DI0KBRSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09

SheriH,S Safe.

THE STATE OF IOwA,l In the District Court OF
Scott County, Scott county, Iowa
Michael Raphael,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09

PROPOSAL.

PROPOSAL.
Thu undersigned, ............, whose post ONE
address 10 county, Of State
Of proposes to convey the mails o. the
United ates, from July 1859. to Juae 30, 1862.
........... asreeably TO the advertlsement Of the
Postmast~r Ger eral, dated February l. 1862 and by
the following mode Of conveyance, viz ..........,
for the annual sum Of ............ dollars.
This proposal Is made With full kmoscledoe Of
the disfoace Of the ~0Ute, the aceigM Of tie mail to
BE- carried. and al other particulars in reference
to the route and sevvce, and also, after se-
0,niaati0a Of tAe kascs and insfrMctiOns attoeAed
to the advertisement and sylject {, ~ tie condi.
ions therein contaiNed.
Dated
GUlRAN7Y
The undersigned. residing at ............, State
OF ............ undertake that II the FOREGOING ~
for carrying the mall on route No. ............ be
accepted by the General the bidder sh
prior TO the rst day Of August 1885, enter into the
required obg> tion contract, to perform the ser
Ice proposed. with 90 ID and su0cent suPetiee.
This zee do. undersssadisg distinctly tie oSH-
cations and hsottftes ass"med by 0ssrsnters W.
der the 27h seeti0s Of the act of Congress Of JUDI
1885, and agreeing to seide BY Me pesslsics
tAsreiS provid d.
Dated
(sisned b. to guarantors
CERTIFICATE
The undersisned, postmaster at............,S ate
OF .......:...., oertt6es, uuDER HIS OATH or o..
1c4 that he % acq tainted With the above gusrsn.
tors, and knows them 70 b Of property end able
TO make good their guaranty.
Dated
(0iensd.)
ID0o1uetooOOs
Costsiatss coaditioss to b Incorporated IL ls
co~fr0cts to the eetsat tAs department
msv deem proper.
!. Seven minutes ere allowed 10 each intsynedi.
ate once, when not Otherwise specified for assoStns
the malls bat roirsad and str amboot then
y 70 b no more dslay than u suincent ios a q.
change o. TIE mail beos.
Q. o. yallsead aad steamboat liaeo, cd osAAs
rou1oo VAero ~ 0e1Q 6 eeave5 onoo 0lnlts q tk
~ eneejal o0oote q ~ 49, t0oot ~ ~ snoo
llka4s nAn 40, leeaA dn1tsoeate - y esoto0s1
sas& easss,s l.,aIh|
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09

THEo BELTS, "a. A. K. SAWYER,
J. D. MEiLEN, JNo. o. MKLLEN
Sawyer, MeIlcn 4 Co.,
ass 4 $50 SOUTH WATER ST,
OhicaEo. III.
BETI 5, .MELLE.T% Go.
Ne. , SOUTH MAIN ST,
1t. Louis, Mo.
aIsCommiSsiOn 4 Forwarding
Merchants.
REF f. X Il NOES:
Renick 4 Peterson, St Louis.
vs. Gilman, do
George Pegrsm, do
Capt W Gould, do
Lahn, Smith 4 Boies, do
Capt J H johnson, Louisiana, No.
Flint & wheeler, Chicago.
MANeef, do
Latin, Smith Boiss, do
SH Kennedy & Co., New Orleans.
AG Psrwell / Co., Boston.
Startling, Mccullough Co., n. 7.
Nay % te51d1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09

posr Osr,cr DEPARTMENT,

f February 1859
DRopOsALS Oil BE- received 81 th7 Con',aet az
III Ace Of this department, anti m 81 Sstuf
dav, April Z, 1879. sor convey Ing TIE mails o' zoe
listed states, In IOWA. from -, July. 1907 !, 'he
~ Jane, 1852, On the routes and by tie soh'"u -
he, Elm spe cined, tbeirg, it'll sone exceptions i.u
established by act u Congress- approved lth June,
1851
Decisions announced by 18th Aprt 1919
(Usddsvs uGi esamine csr.fsuy hs ~ and
fnsfrwof,oas annered.)
1ii00 From Ashton 10 Decatur. tNeb. T } mics
and back. once wee
Leave Ashton saturday at an;
Arrive ., Dec stut by ~ an;
Leave Dccsiu- Saturday at pm;
Arrive 81 Ashton by 4 pm
Bids for three triye week invited
lliOl From BcIIsf,ntsine by Aftea AMI "osPo"
10 Charlton ~ mics and back, once week
Lave Heli' fon ne Tuesday ssosn'
Arrive al ChsritoP by IN,
kavc Chart n We ipesdsy 1t . m,
Arrive ct Bcllsson aire by M.
Hi0s for too and also threa trips . We Invited.
lll02 From Bsatonsport BY keo aauqus, PhisdeI-
phis. Iow.vllle. ot,umw. Eidys'lis. Am'tr.
dam Rcd kork, Bennington Lafayette, and
Adeiphi TO Des Moines. it5 miles and back, one"
week.
Irav- sestonsport Monday st I'm;
Arrive ~ D.s Aoiaes n, 1t Wedne day by m,
Leave Dss nones 1hursdAy atsa-;
Arrive .: beBtonsport next Sssurdag bv o pm.
Bids 10 commence route Mt kddyville invited.
liio8 Fspm Bloomfield. by savannsh, 20 Lancaster
(Mo.,) 20 miles AMI back. oLce . wick
Leave Boomncld Thursday at . m;
Arrive ~ Ian castsr by JPN,
ave Lancaster Fri 'ay ats m;
Arrive At Bloomfield hy IN.
BIDS for two AMI also three trip.a week invited.
lilOa FROM Bradford, by Marble Rock TO Rock
FORD, u mites NJ Il Dacs, once week
Leave Bradford ! aesdsy a. q m,
Arrive az Rock ord 10y q M
Leave Rockford Wedn.day at . n m,
Arrive a. Bradford by 8 p m.
Bids for two ADD a'So three trips week iavted
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-09
Trustees sale.

Clerk OF the Scott Court Dstr
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31

The vacancy in Oregon will be filled
with Democrat-Minnesota, doubtful.
In any case the Democrats will have
majority.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The new House Of Representatives,
when full, will comprise 237 members,
including two from Minnesota and one
from Oregon. As yet, only 15O have
been elected, leaving 81 yet to be cho
en-. IL this body parties will be close,
aud it is not probable that either Of them
will have decided majority. Accord
ins to present appearances, half dozen
South Americans" If there should be
so many, Will hold the balance Of pow
er. On some topics they will so with
the Dcmocrats,-on others with the Re
p ublicans-- Jour. If Com.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31
Nor(h Atlantic Telegraph.

Mr.. I. Z. Shaifncr, in a petition to
Congress, states that he has engaged en-
sineers and assistants to accompany him
in an expedition to start early in June
next, for the purpose of surveying the
proposed route far 4 sub marine cable
by the way Of Greenland Iceland and
the Farce Isles. He asks the aid Of the
Government ships in this expedition,
conditional upon the telegraph being
opea to al nations alike. as required by
concessions from the Danish Government
already bstained. He refers to his we'll
known theory respecting the impractic-
ability Of working long sub marine ca
blcS, and regards the failure Of the At
'antie Cable rs demonstrating its cor
rcctGcss. The longest cable by the
North Atlantic Route, would be about
800 miles. Mr.. Shafncr suggests that
this might embrace several electric wires,
50 that the different nations can have
their own wires fer their respective IN
terests. The petition states that Mr.
Shaffner has spent 500, 900 in this en-
tcrprise, up to the present time.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31
Dissraceful.

John hecnan, otherwise known as the
Bcnicia Boy. who recently fought John
Norrissey at Long Point Canada, being
unsuccessful in getting a match in this
country, announces that he will fight
Tom Sayers. the present champion Of
England, for two hundred pounds and
the champions belt, and is ready to 90
to England, for such purpose, at his
own expense, as soon as the present en-
gasements which Saycrs is under are
completed; but if Sayer should be de-
feated in either Of his pending matches
for the championship, he, Heenan, wish
cs to fight whoever may be the cham
pion in Sayers' place.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31

reA- On the 3D. inst. most shocking
case of child murder was committed in
Cleveland, Ohio, BY German named
Henry Fleckey. His wife's sister was
the mother Of q child, and he was the
father. Aft,r it was born, he took it and
threw it into the hog pen expecting that
the hogs would eat it,-but the hogs re-.
fused to touch it, and it cried 50 that
Flecky became alarmed and went and
cut its throat With butcher knife, and
crammed it down the privy vault. where
the officers afterwards found it. The
details Of this most foul and unnatural
murder arc given in the Cleveland Plain
Dcalcr.-M Muscatiae Journal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31

b0r There is now residing in Wards
boro', VT, venerable courle-Captain
John Rice and his wife-who were mar
ricd Nov. 16, 1890, period nearly ap-
proximatisg to seventy years, or dating
back to the year succeeding the adoption
Of the Constitution Of the United States
in 1879, or Washington's 6rst visit to
the New England States as the first Pres
ident under the sumo. Capt Rice was
born Oct 8, It'll, and his wife in 1869.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31
Gen. Sam. Houston.

rior made his farewell address IN the
Senate on the lst, and his term in the
Senate expired on the 4th
The life Of Gen. Houston is more
cvcntful and romantic than any public
mans in the country. lie retires from
the noice and confusion Of Washington
to his farm in Texas.
Gen. Houston was born in Rock
bridge, Virginia, March I'd 1893. tic
lost his father in early life, and with his
mother removed to Tennessee, the limit
Of civilization. lie received but q scan
ty education and became clerk in a
mercantile house. In 1913 he entered
the army under Gen. Jackson, and dis
tinguished himself. At the conclusion
Of the war, he commenced the study Of
the law, and in 1923 was sent to Con-
gress and was a member Of that body
until 1927. He became Governor Of
the State Of Tennessee in 1929. He
subsequently lead migratory life among
the In Lians and finally settled in Texas,
aud was elected member of the Con-
vention to form Constitution for that
country prior to its admission into the
Mexican Union.
The Constitution drawn up a: that
Convention was rejected by Santa Anna
at that time in power, and the disaffec
ton Of the Texans caused thereby, was
still further heightened by demand
upon them to give up their arms. They
determined upon resistance; militia
was organized, and Austin, the founder
Of the colony, was elected commander
in chief, in which Office he was succeed.
ed by Houston. lie conducted the war
with vigo: and ability, and finally
brought it to successful termination by
the battle Of San Jacinto, which was
fought in April, 1886. The Mcxicans
were totally routed, with the loss Of sew
eral hundred hundred men, while the
Texans had but seven killed and thirty
wounded. Santa Anna himself fell into
the hands Of the victors, and it was with
great difficulty that they were prevent
ed from taking summary vengeance up.
on him. In May, 1887, he signed
treaty acknowledging the independence
of Texas and in October Of the same
wear, Houston was inauguratcd the first
President Of the Republic. At the end
Of his term Of Office, as the same person
could not constitutionally be elected
President twice in succession, he became
a member Of Congress. In 1841, how
ever he was again elevated to the Prcsi
dental chair. During the whole time
he held that Office, it was his favorite
policy to effect the annexation Of Texas
to the United States, but he retired from
Office before he saw the consumation Of
his wishes.
Tn 1914, Texas became one of the
States Of the Union, and Gen. Houston
was elected to the Senate, Of which body
has continued member up to the pres
ent time.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31
Domestic Figs.

Mr.. Hefner Of this place, gives below
his manner Of preparing the hnsk toma-
to SO as to resemble figs in taste and ap
pcarance. He ha. presented us-wlth
sample, SO prepared, and We pronounce
them good.
TO make domestic figs Take a
quantity Of husk tomatoes, when ripe /;
place them in boiling hot water, and let
them boil till the skin bursts; then
take them out and drain of the water.
Melt sugar sufficient to cover the toma-
toes. Boil slowly for about one hour,
take them out ard place them where as
much Of the syrup will drain off as may
be. When drained place layer Of sn
gar in the vessel you wish to keep your
figs in, and then a layer Of figs, and 50
continue alternate layers of sugar and
tomatoes. The vessel should be Of u
kind that would let any juice from the
tomatoes drain off. After a few weeks
you will have as good, if not better figs,
than natural figs.
The syrup that drains from the toma
toes, makes the best Of jelly. have
made few as an experiment, a I'd have
succeeded far beyond my expectations,
and hope that those who have taste for
figs Will try the experiment for them
selyes.-hlLi Journal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31

Judge Holt, Of Kentucky, Commits
sioner Of Patents, has been appointed
Postmaster General.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31
pTA noise was heard in an Alhan

D~A noise was heard in an Albany
graveyard few nights since, which, up
on investigation, proved to come from a
half open grave. A body snatcher had
undertaken to remove body, and the
dirt had fallen upon him and confined
him SO that he could not move, while he
had the dead body in his arms. His
rescuers gave him bis choice Of prose
cution or one hundred lashes with raw
hide and he chose the latter He took
the punishment like martyr, without
making any outcry whatever.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31
Population OF st. Louis.

The census Of St Louis, just compile
ted, gives total Of l35 900, Of which
only 81 G57 arc Americans. The Ger
mans number 1891, tn Irish 22,013,
the English 3,45l, and the French | ).
81. Free blacks, 1912, slaves, Ash
Or the latter, ,G33 are females.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31
Thirty MILLIONS FOR SLAVERY

THIRTY MILLIONS FOR SLAVERY
Nor DIME FOR COMMERCE. ON THE
LAKES The President pockctcd the
bill making an appropriation Of $4,000
for deepening the channel Of St. Clair
Flats. Mr., Buchanan secs no impropri-
ETY. IN himself being entrusted with $50,
100000 to negotiate for Cuba, but will
not grant the pittance Of S55, 900 for the
benifit Of the commerce Of the Lakes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31
II @D :"
M z r ( & e e .

Vy7EARE NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE
w on easy terms, in excellent style, and
with great promptness, all kinds Of I1a'n ana
Fancy JOB Printing, such as Books, Pamphlets
llanibills, Posters, Deeds, Mortgages, and eve
~ description Of Blanks that may be desired:
ISy-W. are also prepared to execute supe-
for article Of business Cards.
Orders BY mail accompanied with tho cash
will receive prompt attention.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31
FALLING OFF IN RECEIPTS OF WHEAT

FALLING OFF IN RECEIPTS OF WHEAT
AT CHIcAGo.-Thc Chicago Commercial
Erprcss of the 10th inst. states that the
deficit in the receipts Of wheat at that
point, from the harvest Of 1858 has
reached s, 1856, 900 bushels, as compared
with the previous crop. The total &C
cumulation Of grain and -four last week
was equal to $4,000 bushels, against
l45, 900 Tor the same week last year
The receipts Of wheat there since Jan.
1st foot up 10000 bushels less than
those of Milwaukee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31

~ The names Of the Sioux Indian:
who fixed their marks to the treaties
with this Government arc singular
There werc,-Ma to- sa be- she a, the
smutty bear. Ta-ton-ka wetc-co, the
crazy bull. Pse cha kca, the jump
ing thunder. Ma .ra ha ton, the iron
horn. Non.be koh pah, one that knocks
down two. To ton ka-e- yah ka, the fast
bull. A -ha ka ma ne, the walking elk
A ha na-she, the standing elk. A haka
hechccha, the elk with a bad voice
Chatonwokapa, the grabbing hawk
Ehawecheaha, the owl man. Plasonwa.
kama, the white medicine COW tha,
stands. Maeaschacheka, the little white
swan. Ochalawashto, the pretty boy.
TIE CABLE.-At meeting Of the pro
prietors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany this morning, the Right Hon. }.
Stuart Wortley, NJ. p, the chairman,
stated that within the last hour he had
received intelligence Of the success Of
the negotiations with the government,
and that guarantee will be given Of s
per cent on 100000 for 25 years. The
guarantee will not be unconditional, as
from the numerous applications this gov
crnmcnt have decided on giving none
Of that character. The precise stipula.
tions have not been definitely fixed
The cable remains in exactly the same
state as at the previous meeting, the d.
reetors having no adequate funds for
lifting and repairing it. A new Act
will be obtained in order to raise the
necessary capital.--[London Times, 24th
ult.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31
TIE IOWA Transcript,
TS1 so A YEAR-iIx ADvAxcE.)
$500, at the expiration Of months.

RutOxs Of Advertising.
One Square, 1st Insertion, Sl,uu
do each subsequent insertion, ou
10 Square three months, a'"o 'o
do. Six months, O,VO
~ One Year. 1900
Quarter Column, one year, 2o'oo
slalf Column one ycar, oo,uo
One Column, one year, o"'VV
Twelve lines ofthis type considered square
Business Cards not exceeding six lines IN
serted in the Directory at IS per year.
!; Communications and Advertisements to bt
inserted must be handed in rs soon rs FRI
day morning Of each week to insure insertion
is.g- Transient adve rtisements must in ai
cases be paid for in advance. -.
k7s- Legal advertisements must be paid III
advance. ),
nesy- Unless i particular time is specified
when handed in, Advertisements will be PUB
lisllcd until ordered out. and charged Tor &c
cordingly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-03-31

An'hony Kennedy 1868
VIRGINIA.
James NJ Mason 1868
r.. NJ. I. Hunter !. 1865
MICHIGAN.
Ecch Chandler 1868
Kias7ey s Bingham. 1865
WISCONSIN.
Charles DurLce 1861
Jdnaes H. DooliH1e 1868
MINNESOTA.
Henry NJ. r. Rice 1863
Vacancy 1865
Democrats 81
Opposition q
Vacancies 2
n ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-08-20

TnR STATE REFORM school WtsIRuRu,
MASS, DESTROYED ny FuRE-lhe main por'
tons Of the State Reform School ipr boys
nj Wcsthoro, Mass, we're consumed 10y ure'
set by one Of IL inmates, early saturday
morning. Only the old, original building,
uf wood, was saved The portions burned
we're Of brick, built IN 1903 NJ cost Of
$50 900 a. 100000, and measured pa feet
ca one direction by 900 in another The boy
Who set the fire did il boy putting the straw
from his bed in the upper story OF the south.
erly wing, aud ho came near being smoihered
60 death himself 10y the operation
o. 4 gentleman from New York city At
Nhe White Mountains, going 10 see me snow
an Tuckerman's Rayiuc, vcntured too Tar over
the fearful chasm, aud slipped down about
si1ty feet on the snow ledge, where be
was caught Ia his fall, sni his leg
broken. Here he was found boy party near
by. but the place was hard Of access and the
difficulty OF drawing him out 30 great that Il
took eleven men all night To rescue him, and
carry him to the Glen House, Here he mus,
lie some weeks before lac can walk.
FRE At IAwHrSCE, MAss-A very scri-
Gus fire occurred Mt Lawrence, last Friday NJ
ternoou, resulting IN the loss Of three lives
and 100000 Of property. IL Is supposed to
be the work Of an iuccndnty., The new
Court House and buildings Of importance IN
the business part Of the town were rDUsumrd'
The loss Of life VAS occasiOped by the falling
Of the walls upon parties engaged IN remo''
ing good. from the burning buildings ~"
names Of the unfortunate men who we're kill'
ed we're Stanley, q printer, Henry, an hue'
tionccr. and leighton, wool sorlcr OF the
Washington Minis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-08-20

STATE or VERMONT

To a persons Interested In the estate Of Obcd s. Hatch
. late oi Barnet, IN said district deceased
Peter buchanan. executor uf the last vi and testament
n tho said deceased, represent, tu nid Cont, hN his
petition writing that the estate Of said drCcA
rd q not succut Ia value Ia pay the dehs and rrHrics
due said drCuHscd and the charges II administration
that sale of the whole 81 the real estate Of sad deceased
necessary thai purpose aud said executor M. made
application AID license ana authority sell the
whole uf said real estate accordingly.
Said application viii hv heard and decided hv satd
at the Probate Once IN St shur, Aforesaid ou the 5th
daN OF September nest
therefore hereby notified To appear before said
Court thc time aud place Aforesaid hHd give buu1
with paN aid debts and irgtlrs aud the
uen-rt ~ administration ur such sum aud within such
uWr sid court shall direct. 70 YOU would redeem said
real estate from sale liurSad, object u cause to
tho granting at said license.
Dated At 81 Johu,bury Aforesaid TIT, sth day ofAuE,
A. y lAy
ASA l. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-08-20
wurTrEN's GOLDEN sALvE

hAstcp by ofprogrcss IN the healing Art u Is al
humnrS wounds AMI every hut ~ fNtrr
ni Inbnmmptnrv dIniruity. whatever nature
on man or beast Made uuN by G.. =. WlllrrEN Lowell
Mas rs CENTS ncT The usual discounts u N" trade
soid by druggist. "Auuiut thNHclf and be- healed
t,utnFs SAtyT-A bRTAr NEAttNG hEHtpf 1t ~
much pleasure armour &c the advent ul ms new
which has met With such signal success
in Lowell where u II made that the papers have tcrmrd
with ottruy marvellous cures They chronicle one
Riady recently saNCda case uf bro
Een breast another where the NE of 'hud was saved
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