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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
Dr.. Hollands Celebrated German Bittcrs,

DREPAREp by DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON, at the Ger.
| man Medicine Store, 100 Arch Street, PhiIadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not excelled. IL
%equalled, by any other preparation In the United States
as the cures attest, In many cases after skillful physi.
Clans had failed.
These Bitter. are worthy the attention OF Invallds,
PossessinglgTea ~virtuesin the reetifcation Of diseases
ofthe Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most
searching powers In weakness and affections of tho
digestive organs, they are wilhal safe, certain and,
nleasan-
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

Ernniklln Fire Insurance Company
l. Saratoga, New York. Capital $500, COO. Insure
property on terms as liberal as any other hrst olass
responsible company. Applications received ~ our
Agent TDec. 90. 32tn T. JOHNS.
once In Johns & Aliens Hardware Store, adjoin'
ing the BANK.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

yThIte's Axes. A large stock on hand. also
w agreat variety OF other makers to be had at the
Hardware Store OF the Agents JOHNS & ALLEN.
fDee. eH. 39tL.l adjoining the Bank.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03

Wooster, Feb. %, 1851. nic|,G.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-03
FLAX WANTED.

nuvid ]. Willard, .Mdnufaefursr Of Seythss,
~ Of all qualities. Also Q. 2, and 4 tined Steel,
Cast steel, Hay, Barley aud Manure Forks, clay
willie, New York. For sale, Wholesale aud Retail by
our only AGENTS, JOHNS & ALLEN.
Hardware, Iron aud Nail Dealers; adjoining the
Ank. fDec, 90 39tL,I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09
A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - Fo1
IA TLE EYEIRlTInN aF THE INDUSTRY OF ALLNATIONs

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - FoR
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALLFATIoNs.
v Open every Day and Evening, Except Sunday from
tS TWENTy-FIy CENTS ADMIrTANcE, willbs the price
ElssEas m s @ .
and I e s has s
ssdDs IA asss eS
para,ion will place few weeks in the Exhibition
vaaabs ea % as A'a
The emoody aioe
worEnanshp Many BESIDES nrou from
n5s: e. he SsH2tf 81 ] * s r.
asAE PAEr %
NINETY TWO FEET in and i estimated Gn d ,he
YEARS OLD has been deposited in the Crystal by tits
Palace hi
with Discrimination and
9R ssss s ~ Rusc will be
% Pass Morning Il cd 6 costing One
aasia and valuable Diseoyry w5sh I
Closing o Dsesnbsi aid in.
G ~
GOLD costing oa n5 Is
Crystal Palace during the three months .hs o.
fisHsa ss'
s s M
after the adjud ged excellent aforesaid,
FIVE MEDALS costing One Hundred Dollar, eaeh Oh
their plate cash. preferred the
Ctystal Palace
and exhibited therein aforesaid shal be most worthy
after the excellent Aforesaid
The aest respectable ures that De
shall appointed oexamine critically the
prizes mentioned The Directors shall proceed
early practicable select such Jury Jurors and to be ao
before the frat day June
The WILL also, in their award Medals Dplo
the Exhibitors Inventors of such articles pas nier
| sufficient o entitle them such distinction.
All articles which worthy Of place this Grand u,
of the Worlds admitted WlIoU
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS. :,
efficient Police day and ana w
used protecting articles exhibited u ne Afsoe
dsclam- accountability loss damage such articles
All Umbrellas at the stand int doo
Crystal Warehouse visitors cannot be
mted packages out Of the building
No Checks given and readmiltsd On hs
| T. BARNUM, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO: THE HIGHWAY
s%' MAN Ff.+a.. ,.4.-..-.r ,s

Only three summers since, French gentle
man was in the Highlands, and gazing with
some surprise at the tranquil and orderly scenes
around him, and saying that his friends at
Paris had advised him to come upon his jour-
ney we'll provided with pistol and sword, since
as they bid him bear in mind s'you are going
to the country of Rob Roy!' We can scarce
blame these Parisians for so faithfully reniem
bering that little more than hundred years
ago Rob Roy was able to levy his g black mail y
on all who came beneath the shadow of his.
mountains But they might at least with equal
reason have applied the same advice to Eng
land for much less than a hundred years ago,
the great thoroughfares near London, and,
above all, the open heaths, as Bagshot and
Hounslow, were infested by robbers on horse
back, who bore the name Of highwaymen.
Booty these men were determined by some
means or other to obtain. In the reign of George
the First, they stuck up handbills at the gates
of many known rich men in London, forbidding
any Of them on pain of death to travel from
town without watch OF with less than ten
guineas of money. Private carriages and public
conveyances were alike objects of attack. g
Thus, for instance, in l776, Mr.. Nuttall, the
solicitor and friend of Lord Chatham, returning
from Bath in his carriage, with his wife and
child, was stopped and fired at.near Hounslow.
and died of the fright. In the same way the
guard of the Norwich stage Ga man of different
metal from the lawyer was killed in Epping
Forest, after he had himself shot dead three
bighwaymen out of seven that assailed him.
Let it not be supposed that such examples were
but few and far between !; they might, from the
records of that time, be numbered by the score
although in most cases the loss was rather Of
property than life. These outrages appear to
have increased in frequency towards the close
| of the American war. Horace Walpole, writing
| from Strawberry Hill at that time, complains
that having lived there in quiet for thirty years
| he can not now stir mile from his own house
after sunset, without one or two servants armed
| with blunderbusses. Some men of rank at thai
period-Earl Berkeley above all-were famed
| for their skill and courage IN dealing with suct
| assailants One day, so runs the story. Lort
| Berkeley, travelling after dark on Hounslov
Heath, was awakened from a slumber by I
strange face at his carriage window and {
loaded pistol at his breast. g 1 have you now
my lord,' said the intruder, ssafter all YOU
boasts, as I hear, that you would never lie
yourself be robbed!' e Nor would | now ;
said Lord Berkeley, putting his hand into hi
pocket as though to draw forth his purse, g bu
for that fellow peeping over your shoulder.
The highwayman hastily turned round to lool
at this unexpected intruder, when the earl
pulling out instead ofa purse pistol, shot hin
dead upon the spot. Lord Mahon's Histor.
of England.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09
[Boston Post.

A KANGAROO HUNT IN AUsTRALA.-Qn one
occasion we threw the hounds into cover ca
koick in" and wave of the hand were suti-
cient,) and they went to work in style, although
they did riot a little when they came across q
kangaroo rat, an animal about the size Of a
rabbit, that abounds in the scrub; but double
thong being applied, and 'sware rat" bawled
into their ears, convinced them of their error
After drawing for some time. the sterns above
the brushwood began to &c feather" whimper
or two was heard, followed by the rush of the
whole pack, and then loud s'burst,' and then
they were away. At the end of five miles we
came into country intersected by deep creeks /;
the timber thickened, and as we assembled the
hills the grass-fed hunters showed distress, and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

U NORTHERN 6&z4 zS Ss4E-N${&
ROUTE from Buffalo Falls via Lake
United sates Mail oswego Vincent ogdensugh
and Cape with
railroads New York Bnriinsoa saraosa s2ess .nd Bosn;
Champan Railroad, for Portland, White Moun.an
Boston and New York =. i-94 .lg ai.t
BAY STATE Capt NEW YORK Capt Chapman.
Lewiston daily Sunday excepted O'Clock Cape Vincent
connecting with the River passing
ST. Lawrence daylight arrive Mcneal at ook,
ne ri day. in Quebec boats.
leaving Buffalo at osoek NJ says hG1rs and
u O'Clock Buffalo Lewiston for
gers Boston, tske the train Of
Buffalo o'clock morning,
leave Immediately, arriving Boston a. halfast O'clock
same aAs' THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.1fg Hl.su5
Sames Captain Throop. CATARACT Captain Eses,
NORTTiERNER Captain Chds leave Lewiston daily
cepd, O'clock giving four houra and
Harbo Kingston Clayton ogdenabu connecting with
the River length the Thousand
the beautiful ST. Lawrence by daylight
O3densburgh and Boston Railroad for Robe Point
with the Express Train Of Cars
The above Line leaves daily the Buf
RAILROAD, O'Clock adofding
viewing Brooks nlonumen usenson Heights
Suspension Bridge and The the
Nisgar River through to Montreal a.
Falls O'Clock Train Of Carsftom Buffalo also Lewis
time for the boat passing all
changing taking one Of
cabin RIVER Steames Montreal
dashg Of the noble ST. arriving at
mos. s a nz il so5f is f af s
the American Line built for speed
comfort having all the equipments for safety required by
with and beautiful uppe vabn entire length
t Passengers can procure full International
opposite Buffalo Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
B Offices Cataract House and International ois
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT.-Several fine OFFICES in @s
a. the build occupied BY the Undersigned, of Camp
81 J.f. WHITNEY d Co, 81 Camp street.
EOR RENT.-A we'll located and roomy Lot,
Joseph Charles streets, storage
Coal, States, Bricks, &c. will be rented low. Apply nt
my29 rs BANK PLhCE. :
STORE TO RENT. Immediate posses %A
~ gyen-Thnt large four brick store grane E
fron vee Alley Poydraa
To good tenant liberal terms will be
granted. For further particulars apply to
aple RARELLI d. CO., 81 Common street,
ST0RE TO RENT.-Possession given lst an
~ October neItThe three brick store Fulton,
Gro and Note Dame streets econd store from the
Of God Broom stree running through from Fnon TO New
street. having granite front both To
permanent tenant, will be liberal. Apply to
apl9 BAREILl d CO.. 81 Common street.
yNy0 RENT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
new story STORE Fulton street,
rod and Hoe Dame Becond from the Run
through Fulton New Streets and having Granite
font opening on both. I1.. =ag
iaHls BARELLI & CO.. 81 Common
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09
J REMGVALs--REMoEALs.
EDUCATION.
K ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE

II ENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE, di-
IN by BOARD VISITORS appointed by State
the Superndsnce Col R. T. p ALIEN distinguished
graduate Of Weat Point and practical Engineer aided by able
Faculty N 5.5' ..-l.E7.z.
that usually taught in the best Colleges with
the addition extended Natural Science
and heoretie and Practical Engineering. - =
The buildings of The entirely rftted during the
nd the fr heating them with steam compile
which Institute uneqnaed health
ageenbeneps has been thor
oughness ofinrruc,on and strictness of government
The eighth annual term III the second Monday sep-
dolara session.
geons fee ~ eItra y payable in advance.
Address The Military Institute franklin county
Ky. !" the undersigned. P. DUDLEY,
jyis1m NJ President oil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

W EURET ETDISEASES-UHCe o. UustUHHUuuo
~ street. between Royal and Bourbon asess-pK JAMES MES
would respectfully call attention OF citizens nave
Of The
its appalling that they obtain certain sale and
speedy without the Mercury Bsam Cubbs other
Poisonous Drug from three days. without any
newly Remedies which only oe
himself and trial they do not effect cure no
charge will be made. DIR. of certificates from el
all the Union the
effected which were pronounced ncurable by
Since Dr. these Remedesn this city the
that have the of these
produced but whatey have
cures order that the afflicted avail o.
newly truly provdena discoveries Dr. j. has located
nen this city customhouse street, No 49, Private kooms
served. Office honra leolS iylP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

rFsI s.s sgs1,'as p WILLIAM ALEXANDER KENNY
No. 15,s23 .
DY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me dl-
L. Gaeunie First the Pes
the Parish Orleans will Public Auction on WE'D
NESDAY September pc ok th premises of
Kenny Melpomene street. pyades street Mar
Te ms-Cash. fan '757E ] j. HOPPE, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

A SEVERE REBuKE.- Fletcher, Bishop of
Nismes, was the son of a chandler A proud
duke once endeayored to mortify the prefate, by
saying at the levee that he smelt of tallow to
which the other replied, My lord, / am the
son of chandler, tits true; and if your lord
ship had been the same you would have re-
NAMED o tallow-o chandler all the days Of your
Me.a ".@.5 --.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09
[INIYERsITY OF LOuIsIANA-LAW DE

n NlNE ERSlI1 Ut LOulolANA-IAW UE-
q m r
% s y na. @ a asa %
,Gn1 Lag wt IS Equity and Practice Lectures
Thoss ~ P,ofes,o o. Mcfaleb viii trea. of .,.s,-,
lions 'aa ans e
slas and
E aes rs ax @ aud the Practice
Courts Rights a il Their pacific and hos
s fss's
as .s ABfs es'
IA and p ssS Hss ca @ % Admiralty
sis ssaG; HsR ;.s
@ s. I d. nip o s spsps and 4 @
msnts and conirsss with Carriers Contracts
en n
j. TSe eamual Law ard Practice in Courts Jurisdc
| tion.
Those By Professor Johnson will embrace
Peadings IN giyil Cases at Common Law.
those "s'IT ss Professor Roselius will embrace
The Civil oGd. Of hoana 5 @ h. The s.ns RGman
l. Land Tides England span France the
J. The Practice of the Courts Jurisdiction Louisiana
I s + s e s~
wsv an % nnGs @ shs S
Professors be found deserving The honor
five dOlars, dollars for .hs diploma.
must be addressed o.hs Dean of the Faculty al
| anil atswdawtd C. RosELIUs, Dean Of The Faculty.
r oUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
street.-This stuon has been
1ed act incorporation passed By the last Legislature
will the transaction of business THURS
| DAY, the Sd instant.
simply THAT ssyia
ting their savings, II provided the Charter that small
| a Dime will be received OF deposit.
For Money deposited Interest the following rates have been
| iabiished
Deposits than days. interest the
i of three cent
than MONTHS inter
the rate of four per cent. per annum.
Deposits months the of five cent
/
Money deposited subject call will received interest vii
be allowed.
Fridays deposits will be received only from Females.
....TRUSTEES....
Wm Fl. Garland, W. B. Bobbs, Dennis Cronan,
Pat. Irwin, Jas NJ FoIay. Jno. b. Camden
Geo, G. LawrasonI Jno. Coleman, Jas; N. Rand.
R. L Robertson, WM II. GARLAND, President.
/ NewOrlahps, August !, 1884. aug If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09
81 NUSPENSION RRIDG ES-NOTICE

& USP ENSI0N BRIDG ES-NOTlCE.
~ BENJAMIN WATKINS Of Port Gibson, Mississippi Architect
Engineer and Bridge Bnder g notice that h will
PP the Ohio th Hndon or any other River IN tue unea
with SUSPENSION BRIDGES reasonable terms Teaay cn
H vii. see. open sssnppong o. 9N @ n ~
ANENT BRIDGES The above Suspension Bridges VIII ne sns
pended either from Timber Brick Stone Cas- ro
Towers locations require with either Strap fen
Chan Cables He span Washington City, or tha
East River from New Yorkt Brooklyn Wliar-~.-'
River West Ponts the Eastern ahore,r
Cable pended during this RevolutionaryW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

SUND,iRslIIEsSss...r ,isl IsSs. .r.n c,xn, "a.
500 half boxes do. 5.a5 =U5
800 or. do. do.
- 100 bbls. Choice LARD OIL; IE
100 bbls. and kegs No. ] LARD; t.,. .-..--. s .
- 1850 qr casks DOMESTIC BRANDY;
100 eighth DO So do. a- E.
800 bbls. Fletcher,a Extra WHISKY
100 do. RAW WHISKY; +
$50 do. Old Monopgahela and Bourbon WHISKY
400 boxes OLEINE SOAP. For sale by
ie94 Joseph LANDS 4 CO., IS TehoupltontnA stree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

GR1s1. The advent of this distinguished can
tatrice in this country so soon after the depar-
ture of Alboni brings to mind an epigram which
s. Our Jim wrote for the Post some time ago,
on the occasion of reading an article in an
English paper, giving a minute description OF
the personal figures of these two notable artistes
1t ran thus:
PARADoX1CAI.
What strange cont tradictions
b.. Are ofteutmes seem
.4lboni (all-bony) is fat,
And Grisi greasy is lean!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

THE GHosr.-A foolish fellow went to the
parish priest and told him with a very long face
that he had seen ghost. IS When and where ], i"
said the pastor. Last night" replied the timid
man, 81 was passing by the church, and up
against the wall of it did behold the spectre ?
:. In what shape did it appear I" said the
priest. 1T appeared to be the shape Of a great
ass.'' Go home, and hold your tongue about
it, rejoined the pastor, ''you are very timid
man, and have been frightened by your own
shadow Us 5ffT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

1859.
|uch in.
|hree ot
The nu-
by in rel
Elence ei
IN be ex-
lin ths
ii under
b hntphn
we havs
sedativs
Eself, re
Md
1873, e
be tonM
Es to t<
|eceatCs
NJ. d.
EnaYties
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

A HEN THAT CAN READ.-It is the custom of
piano manufacturers to mark the boxes in which
they ship their instruments rather elaborately,
for instance: EDO not turn this over; Lay no.
thing on this box; Keep perfectly dry Handle
carefully" ETC. One of these belabeled cases
was recently shipped from this city to the West,
upon a certain propeller. 1t seems that the
cook had a favorite hen which he kept aboard,
and which was accustomed to pay for her pas
sage and care by furnishing the sailors with
Jetfards, always called eggs, until the late at
tack upon the Executive This hen was very
dainty and capricious in the choice of places
where she might g make her deposition" Some
times new-laid egg would be found in the hat
of some one Of the crew, again in a fold of the
rigging, and again upon the top of barrel or
wool bale. During the trip of which we speak,
the hen was noticed to waddle to the piano case,
and after duly cycling it jumped to the top for
the purpose of making the first instalment upon
her fare. Having gained the elevation, she pro
ceeded to inspect the premises, when, suddenly,
her eye caught the admonitory words, Lay
nothing on this box whereupon she very quiet
| ly and deliberately turned upon her claw,
| jumped from the box, and continued her search
after place" If any one doubts this state
ment, he can ask the clerk. Buffalo Express
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09
VOLUME VII.
NEW ORLEANS PosT-oFFIcE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. -
From June l to October 81, 1854. ~

49, Week Days; From IA. M o6rM
ofFtcE HOURS Sundays and Holidays From to IL A M.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-09

GUNDRIES-LandiDg from ship Heber-
~ 500 boz No. Fire Crackers.
so bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugars .. Y-.
25 boxes Losf do.
800 Csssia.
packets Java Coffee i. s4.....
lUO boxes John D. Leas' Soap - #
IS half bbls Split Peas. e ISL .r.. lH 4.
1000 reams Straw Paper, for sale by
as A. D,GRIEFF 4 co, 40 and ~ Old LEye
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-14

7 BEG leave respectfully 10 call the Public's
attention to my Establishment. No. 5j
South FOURTH St. (beow ChestnuD, Philod-
eiphid, for the manufacture and sale Of En-.
VeiOpes, where will always be in readiness
to attena'H5 ARR orders may be favored with
am prepared 10 furnish Envelopes of every
quality, size and description, Wholesale and
Retail the Government pattern, plain and legal
l would also call attention TO the Die-SInk-
ing, Engraving, Printing, and Enclosing of
Business Cards for Envelopes, Letter heads,
Bjll-heads, Cards, Circulars, &c, all of which
furnish at very low rates. Stamping letters
prevents their going 10 the Dead Letter Office.
With patent machines Of the latest improve
ments for embossins, printing, &c, also for
the manufacture Of Envelopes. and every taci-
lity for executing orders with despatch, and for
their delivery by Express Lines or as may be
agreed upon, I can not fail TO compete with if
not excel any other establishment. of the kind
in the world. I-J Homeopathic Envelopes
constantly on hand, samples of which may be
seen Ctroncie Office, also of Die-S,amped Env.
Ily5l775n WM. COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-04-14
Found Dead Supposed Murder !!

On Saturday last, tie dead body Of 9
young female, about II years Of age, was
discovered in field on the farm Of Philip
Hilgert, Esq, about one mile below this
place, in Chilisquaque township. The de-
ceased, whose name was Mary Ann Ae,ner,
in company with another female, named
Lydia Ann Williams, both Irish, were i'll
Milton on Friday the 7,h inst. Being
strangers, aud poorly clad, their appear
nnce attracted the attention of many of our
cli1ens. After purchasing liquor, pipes
and tobacco, from some Of our stores or
gvoggeries, they left town late in the after.
noon Of said day. They had not gone far
before they were seen in company with
one CT two Irishmcn, laborers, upon the
Railroad near this place. 1t is strongly
suspected, that those fends in human
shape, detained the two females, aud as
night approached, took them into field,
built up fire, and commenced their drunk
en reyclry of crime, and remained there
the greater part Of the night. From the
numerous large tracks around the FIRE, i,
is evident that number Of men were par
ticipauts in this diabolical outrage. The
young female, when found, uas nearly
naA,ea, aad her bully burned to a crisp!
She had, it would seem, been carried a
short distance from the Ere, and thrown
over fence Her blackened body and
distorted features presented an awful and
disgusting sight. l. is supposed she died
from the injuries received from those, to
say the least of them, beastly villains, and
her clothing afterwards set on fire to hide
the marks of violence committed upon her
person. An inquest was held upon the
body by jury Of twelve men, and their
verdict was "that she came TO her death
from malicious violence from some person
or persons unknown" The parties, were
40 doubt, all intoxicated.
Lydia Ann Williams, John Hayley,
Irish and Joseph Derwinskey, (Po!andeD
were arrested as the participants in the mur-
der, and after hearing before Justice
Bound, were committed, on Monday morn
NJ last, to the Jail Of this county, for
further hearing at the next term Of our
Court. As there are various runners in
relation to this affair, we forbcar making
my further comments for the present.
The deceased, We learn, was from Centre
county, and Mary Ann Williams says she
is from Middletown, Pa. They met each
other at Jersey Shore, and we're on their
way down the country. 1t appears that
the two had dispute about the ownership
Of shawl, which Lydia had on when ar
rest.j.-Mlton Democrat, april IL.