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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

ESCAPED PR1sosER.-Johu Frederick Snooks, the
young German arrested lew weeks since fo passing
Counterfeit $50 bills Of the Nassau BsIk succeeded 10 efectn
bi, escspe yesterday Depuy Sheriff Evans of the Court OF
Seops taking him om the T"ros 20 tue toa ol
examination when the prisoner shsp-d the nsDdcuh ron ms
hsnc ana aed mskps good e.csp. although ho pursued
by officer He succeeded in gaining tenement N
since for publishing b.ioo, hndSi. in re1aId
ii. inlay aud i i.'ersa s he bad
h: wiis in wsS ss a .Sa should he
sssin captured, be will unaou ';edy get hs deserts.
BEATING HIS WiFE.-Phlhp McKeon, on Thursday
afternoon ede.voIed convince bis lawful ,hs. be ga
hc lord BY the Application Of sun,ry blow. h;s.
punches hberaN bestowed upon her person sNo' enns
man TO rss. with her husband On Sigh, Of the officer Philip
ATTEMPTED retreat stairs but too eager 70 secure
in the hsrc.ces and hsy found himself pre-
ogsed h.s1n & to Ss sO:a ton sa be- T Sld broken
Of bis legs in two places be was taken to the bene'ue
Hospital
Foryp DRowSED-The body of an unknown msn
was ,and on Friday in dock foot Of Lsur-ns street North
River and inqnes, bed upon BY Coroner gahman
tS o spes and had wh.k.n AID mas,sche ri, h.ht
hand .ono. The Jury rendered verdict oil Supposed
Coroner sehirer held ipQuss, Friday Bellevue Hos
p the body q an uos1S.n man ,oss ~
IS wears of FIVE feet eishi nine inches In heh n
ba 'sh;y bald and wore the aIe' Ss o. Jr,
a verdict Of Death BY drowning"
M, THIrF.-Jsmes Bennett, on Thursday after
noop entered the essement o. the house 0Sepe o
ben he was disturbed BY the OF Ms Shepard
The prisoner attempted to escape ,alns Sih su P o pa,
u rnrsued Mrs Shepard, and was finally cano, oy
no witnessed the cesse After fsps up me P.s
B,nn,t; struck Mrs Shepard violent oos u the ,se
tl sssnst fence be as.in starred q rsT oes,
Ger Lengthy chase succeeded In CATCHING aiu IL oe'
bail Ju,ce brennan loched him up TO an'wef'
TRICKS OF TRADE.-A wooden Fare pedder ca cs"eu e
A. h hons. Of Rebeccs Ccu,ts No N Front street 70 sell a.
~,,,. While Ms Cou:;s PURCHASING '.e ., az; "a
Srrpc~d sye dollar BILL which the prdelrr' Marn l'S
S n,n .nd departed Toby arrested and the ei
found on 81, psIsoa BY the oeeT The accused "A'
70 answer. 49,, ., C-u.,.
PAssrso COUNTERFEIT MosEY:-Cha'es Cs1susu Is.r.u,
e.asn, ~ erooklyn arrested Tnursd.y esennS
s s,,.ptips % pass . c,nptss s5 bill of The s,s,s sss.
~ yo,s =. DE- ,orr Of Hooran No 81 Grspe
~ of this description have lately o-en
.,.,ion ara rer.or. should their guard IN respe.
them The prisoner was committed 70 sh'"" " '1'-S
l.. Ii ~, ;rcrs~. IN Eri
d.y upon The body Of tie unknown man VINO sS'ss~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY IL RIcHuoyD, yA-Cor.
siderable emotion feeling and sorrow were evnced
yesterday and the previous night when the fac; be-
came known that Mr. Patrick Oliver Simms the
worthy ard popu book keeper a, the Exchange Ho-
tl anc Ballard House bs1 been fatally wounded oy
pistol bullet, the wound having been inflicted by the
hands Of man named John Henry Melton Of Louis
lana. The ball took effect in the abdomen. near the
navel, and, glapci1g downward lodged somewhere in
the bladder, and could not be extracted.
No legal Investigate. Of the matter has yet taken
place as tie case was continued I'll Friday next by the
Mayor and the accused remaDded 70 jsil. The facs
Of the will be brought out by legal Investigation
and We DO not deem it proper to PREJUDICE the accused
by giving unsubs,antia'ed rumors. During the day,
Yesterday numbers Of Mr.. Smms's friends lowered
arouad his body in great anxiety 10 his fate Alter
suffering much pain, he dosed off, having mste his
dying declaration which placed in the hsnds of a
lawyer. He also bade bis friends farewell, and re.
signed himself calmly to quit this world in the prime
Of manhood. health ard popularity.
Mr.. Simms s about % years OF age, and will be
lorg remembered by the patrons OF the Exchange aud
Ballard Houee as gentleman Of much courtesy kind:
and attention. He il native Of Chesterfield, and
was remarkable for hi. friendly and effabe demeanor
to all with whom be had any business. As we now
write be is fas! sinking beyond hope. Rch Enq, 22d.
A NEW CosET.-A scientific gentleman informs
Tie Petersburg EIpress that be has Observed for sew
era nights past, a comet, evidently an immense dis
tsnoe from the earth, and apparently when fret OBJ
served, little vest of Orons belt On Monday night
last, at lOl O'Clock, formed right-anged triangle
with two small stars ard moved very rapidly, as IN
four hours il had altered ts position TO make the
angle very obuse. Its motion seemed westward from
Orion. On Tuesday night il appeared near reddish
star of the fourth magnitude in the tail of the conste
laon Aries. 1t tappeared very feint as if disappearing
TRAGEDY N LEBAsos.-A terrible domestic tragedy,
the result Of liquor selling, took place at Lebanon
Ohio, on the l7th Richard Davis had become dissi-
psted neglected his family, deserted them the l6h
and left them penness to beg stsrve. The wife in
despair sought death rather than suer deeper misery
aIasio Gka ryniri srai daaf fh.Ho of
laudanum to her little boy three years old, and then
took one herself. Mother and child were found dead
the child in the mothers arms, the next morning.
victims.
The Pttsburghers are greatly excited about some
startling exposures which have been made concerning
alleged immoral practices at the House of Refuge.
Mr.. Thomas Rutherford, the Superintendent OF the
House Of Refuge for Western Pennsylvania, a man
who has stood high in the esteem of the public, is
riousy compromised by these revelations.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

Mr.. Rossiter has q collection of his pictures at his
gallery, No. II West 3Sth-street, which will be thrown
open to the public, gratuitously, on Friday OF each
week and with grstuitous tickets, which can be pro-
cured at Messrs. Appleton's, Williams q stevenss'
Goupls Scbauss, Decbau's & Crowen's, on Wednes-
davs and Thursdays.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24
STATEMENT OF THE ITALIAN COM
MITTEE.


iA' A.. oou,r,a,. I;st of suhscr;bsrs IN
~. u.v.n f,rd and dssire to express their thanks to
'ho i'onan '"n, ~ - :. -,
the friends of Italy for the cordial manner In which
IL -. "A 90 ,ba;r annual Private letters
they nave fespohueu W .nen 'pPea' ." -.
received from all parts OF the country bear witness 10
,ho ooofor. and ercour.cemept their sympsthy has
inc oouao'' nHo ss01,,.r .~-;..aaj h, -,
afforded, and TO the great relief experienced by many
sufYerers through the aid thus rendered. The Com
mittee also present copy from c. Cavour in scknowl
edgement OF the nfsI T IT, on IS the
ea oy mem Sl Ie & da,a;ned On bs av 70 rho T,itsd
States the delay in the publication has been 1navolda
BILE. The second and last Iemttaoce VIII 90 9f~arueu
Dy tne hsI o'ooniei "nu 'no io'e'P' P~ w ~
GrsrLkShs have received your favor OF the - Is. & So
tour 0s M on nOnsn iO ne Sy Won for The relief Of
peDdeDce country shall cash these drafts without delay
the proceeds Treasurer Of the Central Com
mtiee N rum sno .osn ssst ~ a,nns ne & M
a. the OF Foreign mas teu. sr been he
@ ssosa se S . oppoS"y to os
sh ncbS work. aud remain, high consideration yoaI,
,..u.. c..,...., l., N.w.yo,, e'e"o'k'
To TIE lis.I ,,s ~ ID me prs.dar Of the Comm
S Xast w.. ~ a. hssn rsce;vsS.
tee oil 1ork has also oeen fecsea Trv h,v ,s,o
h.v. r.,.,vss Won, o.s-ms letter. I sf the sd
Ccmmee h.d city collect .pb.crp
sI p.", iIe hasten to thsuk the members
oi 'as .otoun,tee hsiNou a0 70 '"e 'p
rbs "a Nv, @ ~ % ,s,bv and .s.cti,p ,h. all civ.
M P,oos " - ~ Italian
ids s - sne,ss @ ~ enu 80. 4. ot;m.tey Connected
.l Isis.. q justice sad :isiis.ioa @ Ta:
euny OF w.snson was ever sons zoe nf'' 70 e s
tntc'nsi sLo PscueA proofs OF Tvs oene'oieue. ot s
efsmpe nd.d @n once was ey the generous arms OF
We ha finally accomplish our ooe ara ay as.uise Q, ne
her fruitful tribute of industry science ana s beg o. you
70 thanh Psey in nsne ths Italians ho have
T. the pOaOon Of the AZ well as those American
who have 80 sepeio..y onSe yoa @ b sa
i"A' 'Hs opportunity Yours, C. CAVoUK
To Prof y BorrA Prc.iaeut OF the Italian Committee in
Nrw.YOIi. D..
The foloWin receipt from Gen. f. De S0nnsz, Pres
a.. o. CaS,,al Com,;t,es In Tnrin has Also been
Iucn. VI uo NoNH" q" "'--''''N " ~
recslyed: an ,o.,
- TURIN aug - ie''
GNrLENES; Through the Roya Department OF toIes AZ AZ
fair, the Csita Committee have received the sum OF tlNo
eng beus far Of the subscription opened IN
yog city relief Of families Of those ho have iouent
Tor the ne eepepdsnce Of Itsly.
TIE UDdesneo Pre,den: of the CentIs Committee In &C
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

REMARKABLE CASE OF HosEsTY.-Yesterday FORE
noon gentleman belonging to this city lost package
containing the amount of $1,000 either in the or
on the Jersey City Ferry boat The package was
marked /" For deposit in - Bank" As soon as
he discovered his oss he set about searching for the
package, but without success After much effort,
and deep anxiety he went to the Bank and found that
the amount had been duly deposited by some person
unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

Thursday evening by inpns from sip ferry
boss Deoessed forty ave yrss Of .s. scd
cre.sed rseiKed saok figured vest pan, ani
had gray hair
FEMALE BURGLARY.-Lousa Smith wss brought
before Justice Brennsu yesterday. aecusd Of haEs burxa
ousy entered the premises Of Dr'nes Buns No 2j Houson
She suprsed 70 have tss-n exeiy - the f
elo tie properly Of Nicholas Burma Soc committed
DEATH FROM BURss.-George McCsty, who Vas
burned sb, weeks il conssquenoe o hs pp4 seeing
FIRE The be3 which be fel sesp wh' smoking died R
dsy the Hospital D-oessed native Of Ireland. and
th,rty-fye " Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

1t is stated that Prof Mccoy Of Albary is writing
History Of Temperance, and has engaged to deliver
Lyceum lecture entitled "Curous aud Comic
Phases in the History Of Temperance" We should
have said CORES sponding Secretary of the Worlds
Temperance Committee, instead Of Secretary of
the State Ten perance Society," Prof. McC. having
resigned the latter Office two years ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24
IQSO THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
CtJsJs RAILROAD. The capacity Of this Rosd 70 no
THREE THROUGH
RAHaEN TRAIN0

THREE THROUGH
BETWEEN fsfkaxHrhaHf. fhIfApxHraf. hsb irhirsrssuloH
ssh vi. :s ps. eaS :s' ne
Keniueiy Michigan wi.c.nso MinnesOc., Mssoud ksssa
for spsd comfort b. another routs
Express and fst Lnsr' through TO Pssash vitAout
sMOKI % CABS are stschsd 70 each train. wooa%a's
Ess skEss sbSS bx9 Nh .: "a s ns Sunday: s.sss
Mail frain leave, PhllsdeIph. st'.'''..' '''' i2Sm
kaslt.. Es1 .ss s.is .ts': .1..
Biz 6sJ Trsi0. between NewYork and Philadelphia. I've
Csl RaiD are good either of the above trains
BOAT TICKETS from Boston good, Va Norwich. Ssa
Passenger. from City have two daily trains f:a
Bsmorr connecting Harrisburg for I'll points "ss-1savne
Dis rs..:@s:. for sssssIs KIsI ss..s Mo-.
T e ss tn. oae u: Cos.
1y l-. !. E.a~s1a saas 7: any Of ~pasas
s hoW As sr 5T ATY STa5R
The completion Of The Wes,e Of the Psnnsy
| ss Ssisse se4%sss % Tas EAST AND THE
GREAT nORTH-WEsr
sas IL s,s % % s.:s .sy .lss s
freight and the H'si,sii yaRi6aTs sfsis WESTWARD.
s s 4 s :. s SS 1.a s' . .ny ssps S =
;Ar rslro:d Of osio Ksntaehy ndana. ndnoi' wlo"aAa
The Psrn,,ysns R.sd connects .. Pitsbursh vits
steamers By which tooes can forwarded sny pr 90 as
wsooDsip, Missouri Kansas. ArtAn... and Red sivss; and =
Cleveland ssndassy sud Chicago With s'saas" 70 al p'H -
Merchants shipess inusns the transportation Of tf
Fslt his Company can rely with conhdsaes on m sp'soy
TsE RATES o. gacaT = sny ssn: s s.s q. We:
charged BY other Ralrad Cpmpsaiss
B. particular % m.It p.class. Vi. P.un r. MA.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

New CLOCK FOR The CITY HALL CUPoLA-The
contract for furnishing and putting up new clock in
the cupols of the City Hall, was yesterday awarded
by the Street Commissioner to Mr.. James Rodgers OF
broadway, for 81 800. There we're only two bids the
other being made by Mr.. Spery. who proposed to
fulfill the specification for $4,000 Mr. Rodgers is the
sane person who made and put up the clock OF TRINITY
Church steepe. The following is the specification:
The main wheels TO be % inches In damser weight OF frame
and be 500 pounds pndulum 10 be feet or more
In length and attached thereto OF at least ~ pounds
weight and comdehsated so as 70 go
Allie In all aiming power to keep tue oek gnS
while being up The pallets four pivot holes 70 %
eweed ali others be b seed with hard o,iion metal
ecsptmen sbor and pnon 10 be Of the best cast
steel Winding attachtd 70 the barrels tue tkne
part repeating strike To BE- seaed Tor
four da with locking aposrsus TO prevent weards aud sn
of the the action Of weather upon the nsnds 10
run eish each wlpdDg be caus1d to perform
well for many geneTaon and warranted not to vary from true
time exceed minutes in twelve mths To have ou
sass da each to be composed Of sheet Of seven
diameter and OF al inch thck ~he hs
ues be OF metal Of an inch thick Aud secured
upon brass bolts passing throu holes 10 be drilled
poe and secured upon the inside with brass nats
t. The hands and figures 10 be gded
with quality Of gold leaf The whole to b. pat up com
p,e al risk the to the eue oi
Street Comisoner and the Regulator OF Public Cocs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24
nUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FronS Sep

IL 1889 Trains wi leave Chambcv IT. Station = 6loss'
for Sin Sing st. M .ad and 70: 80 n sr PSssst.'Ss.
for Peehsk $50 m. The Hodson Poashkesrs., rssaslit
Sing Sing and Tsnyowu Trains stop .. most Of the w -
tiora Passengers taken ct Chambers Canal Chrsopher, ed
sS ss Trains for New.Yort leave Troy At t$5 S. NJ md N
m and SIS D. m, and Albany about IS minutes latss o
sunday Al . m A. y. SMITH, 1seerutsu1sal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24
NIEW-YORK AND ERIE RATLROAD.-O

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHIIAA
IN nELpHiA .nd tn. SOUTH snd WEST, VA JERSEY
CITY-Msl and Expires. Liues ls.vs Nsy Ys,t aaC
cInpau and the West Washusc New Orleans sod -
South &c, and through bssass checked - wsshnssa =
q. m. and p m tIsins ...
No bassase Be received for tIsns unes: deiversA -
chez ffeeu Of The tns Of having
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

Commencins Nay %, ISo9 -. -
Passenger saaou In NswYosk corner Of S7th end AaI
Entrance Hths-
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YORK,
yos New. Haven, m t:n)i n'ts s:iS t:ry - -
$50 and as p m For Milford s1a,to,d 1srfsn soutVs6
and esspor- 2:e $50 and IS IN yos Norvsn,
Dsnen snd Gresnwich T. N; l2:s $50 t:9 SD. s.S
? m. For Stamford. tsnl 90 nj i7S. 1:b lex sA
1a6 $50 M Fer Por Chetsr and tntsrms11a1o ~
ions, :. . = m. /; i2;S y SO sS s:Se;Srn
For Bostoc sa m. (ex S:l5 p (sI) Hs nst1usd -
sprnsSsds Am (sKls:b pms.l ror C,nnscaect nvs -
road % Montreal IN Tex aud rs tea) 70 korha.e
ton Yor EewHsven. New London and Stonnstn Railroad
q m. and 5l5 p FOR Canal Railroad 70 kothamsesa
(ex) and l2:t5 Tor Housstonle Ralroad, -
S:I5 ., "a. For Earsstuck Railroad . m, Sis - -
Danbury and NorWalb Railroad, :, . m, $50 p m
JAMES 4. HOfT. Gapsdnhsn1soe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24
Religions Notices.

All souls, Church, THE Rev Dr. B-lo.,'s). vii RE
OPEN TO MORROW s-p- 81 after tie a.nI Summer S,rs
tioa- Services st lft rd 4 pufios ae ee's
ss-y has be~s sdd-d giving or aeHy ~ aSdifiouA
.eatA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25
JOHN THOMAS,
4. F. " ELLER,
T.. Il. NERRIFIELD.
NOTICE..

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document. and ALI ,th.- Prn,.n, 1,c-. nv ,l liza
1rr. 10 - r. fru,E r, manner and IA -.
equal t. the trfn,n, Of a s- chafsctar n ne tie
STATE in the wear I.7 Inc whole work = D.. Don with
r-our ms, su4 the law, Il, l.. tr el ana a.5,-rst .,
III. uc.r WITHIN f,f.y Ga,- afl,- tie r,- II .,,h g.
zion q The Leg satg--
-rcun.-fur rrr'ur Rsul- suI Jrrt,'ars Ts- tho *
--utig, taFa-tln-n.- - at-,ve T. - Tru-ri N ono
aua the h-.t 20 mattel E- thousand en- ans
tlc second -r r-arn q pat.- Whether H. r IN a.. or
r-t: sde-.
BlNo > F.r-t-Tor o. u!ic- lie LAS Jluiu.l- an
peuu.at, To H. 5o.. ia -v--y r.>r.., canal 10 hat o.
the sw- Journals ana document. 81 th- YEA 10 b.
- mated Irr copy.
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mate. pr iT-3 gaatura- sud for FId NJ .ud stitch
P.mfhi-r sui Ri u - .-;i1a'e I.- .u- huuir.-
cup.--
llHe-f"r Ruling and tle-- BANKS 70 ~ estimate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD.
Appiieat;on to transact the business OF Ins"'
rance. under tie act Of February l5th, 1853.


n. "a. Hsoralle the Scrrry gf the STATE of Miesig";
,l,IIE APPLICATION of Merchants Insurance Company
OF Hartford In the state OF Connecticut respectfully
shows that they Insurance Company, ncorPorae
py an: unier the Of the State OF Connecticut am
that they actually engaged IN the business OF IA
AMI they hereby apply for eeitncA'- sato'
anx them transact the business oil Insurance ia le
-,ns. Michigan a. provided for and authorized in the
act entitled regulate fire, Marine, iA'e ana
Health Insurance. Compane- and their agents, s-aocia
son. partnerships ami individuals doing Fire, Marine
Life ati Health Insurance business, not incorporated by
the state Of Mcai1an," approved February 10TH 1913
They further aver and Show as follows, VIZ.
i.t-Inst the of said company Is Merchants in'u
rance Company, Of Hartford, and that Their place
business l. Hartford, sad State OF Connecticut
wher. they Keep and maintain Their principal ONCE
l-Thst the OF their capital stock - the sum o
two hundred thousand dollars. .
si-fhzt OF said capital stock the sum oi one hundred
ami fifty thousand ami ninety dollars Ia. actually oeen
pad up BY the stockholders of said company
lth-rhat the assets o! ssiI company consist
L. OF cash hand a. their said place oil business 'ie
sum of thr-. hundred and seventy four one nun
,r.s dollars Cash in the hands of the agents OF sara
aonp.ny the Of three thousand four hundred nifty
sven AMI '-y one Lundreiths dollars cash IN han Is
Of persons other the agents o SAIL company Dat
including banks auI bankers, the sum al t"-nty i'nr
thousand .xt hundred thIIty niue ami ninety one nun
dreth5 dollars.
2i-.r real estate which il unincumberrd, none.
3i-of bOnis owned by said company, amounting
IA aetna. value 10 the sum Of least hty thousand
seven hundred dollars the rate OF interest upon
which bombs per cent Bbnls now owned by the
company,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25
TO Contractors.

NOTICE il hereby given that the Commission
~ er- OF the NcwaygO a Northpori State Road
will be upon the ground on Tuesday, the sih
daw Of October next, - receive bids for build
inr that portion OF the road south OF Newaygo,
commencing at, or near the corner OF Kent
County, thence along the line heretofore survey
ed by said Commissioners TO the Nu-acgan River.
Distance, about ten miles.
Said road 10 be en-; out "a iDls wide upon All
unimproyed lands, aud where the same j. settled
and improved, four rod wid.. The entse
length Of laid road, 10 BE- cleared 81 all fallen,
or standing timber &c, four rods wide, and 'So
Of the same, to be well gribbed of all stuEfs
and roots, and tuTnpked, with good and sufficient
bitches To carry ofl al surface water. Center OF
road 10 be raised not less than two feet above
the surface OF said bitches, where the nature Of
the ground i such a. 10 require H. Where Sui
ces may he necessary, to bc built in a good and
substantial manner, OF sound hewn timber.
Upon Swampy, Marshy, or wet ground, said
road must be Constructed with timber, rot lsss
than Eighteen feet wide Said TIMBER TO DC
hewn, or tiattened on one side to form the sur
face Of the road, and the sides sufficient!
Strengthened to form close and compact wofk
the whole, to be spotted down upon good ana
substantial Striugef-, a. to form smooth, ana
level surface
The above work will be- 1T in sections OF che
mile or more, to suit bidders. 70 bids sill BE-
considered, for less than one mile.
Payment for the above work will be made 10
money or Swamp Land, at the option OF Con
tractors, subject TO al the provisions, and conn
tons Of an Act, entitled an act Of the LeglsA
ture Of the State of Michigan for the drsinsee
and reclamation Of the State Swamp LANDS .!
system Of State Roads, approved FebuarF Il
1888.
%. KINGSBURf,
HENRY PALMER,
A. r. WATSON,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25
Ro0ms az the Lansing House.

ROOnlS az ne Lansing fONSc.
DR.. kemott has in his possession certificates
from, and is permitted to retes to hundreds OF
gentlemen of high standing and responsibility.
in Detroit, London, Toronto and other cities and
towns, who, having been reduced to the border
of the grave from Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia,
and other diseases and having tried in vain their
physicians prescriptions, and most of the quack
no>trtms for the cure of those diseases, are now
from the use of hi- Vegetable Medicines in the
enjoyment of perfect health
Dr. kermott has, ia the cities of London and
Detroit, during the last seven years, administered
the different remedial agents of the Vegetable
Kingdom 10 thousands Of patients, in almost ev
cry variety of disease, with unparalleled suecesa
Ii- medicines are exclusively vegetable, and such
a. safe and eilicaciOus in the cure of disease
without cntang the patient any of those
ri-crieS experienced from mineral poisOns.
Chronic or Lingering Diseases of the Lungs,
Liver Kidneys, and Scroua Cancers, all impuri-
ties of the blood, and all diseases of Women and
Children, treated successfully.
DIR. kcrmott has had great experience in dis
eases of the Chest and Ncr"ous system, curing
hundreds o: eases pronounce. ucurabe by other
physicians
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
- DR.. kermott's residence, Detroit. En-
trance to Di-pen-ary, No. II Congress street;
entrance to office, Gr-wod street, first door from
Congress.
Dr. kerno;t wiilaso visit onondaga the llth,
Eaton Rapids the l2th, and Mason the 18th of
every month. I29
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Going East:

.R-irr-iltn-urs-llo,ei IA I'-pot AT Grand Haven
Boat vi, leave MtwaHkee On SATURDAYS at y VI.
for Ssturi Nights tNp lsssers"rs west, hat
VI. tain will NsrI iI-'NE ~ SUNDAYS
Trans leave termni daily, sundays excepted.
TIE TELEGRAPH LINZ J. nov open tnr frmIr IrSI
CONNEXIONS
Al niIRuir-,ir-at Western Railway for all points
EaS-Michiran Central and Michigan Southern Railroads
and Cleveland Line II Steamers
At GRANDlIANEN-WIth Huron Steamer tor Chi.
cs4t. &c Sc
AT MILWAt'kEf-With tie Mississippi, Lacrosse. Chi
cage Wstaruwn, ami Horizon Railroads loo all import
points West and Northwest and "n TIE Mississippi
River ami with Steamers tor Ports on lake Michigan
Passengers or Great Western Railway on til" Rail
say Ferry steamer, at H. VI Il l"ck lssvng li"ck al
Oh A ". II 90 Neon, and - I. VI
NIGHT TRAINS HAVE SLEEPING CARS AT
TACIIEp
The Company Lune Tables be had at any of
the stations.
". X. MUIR, Gen'l Sup't. y
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