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RaiIroaDs.
WESTERN RAILROAD

a1sseedeseasnsN w Ed Elm h2AIl-hOAD-
fs sss5ss INNER ARRANGEAEETS-SIo
~ TTT s-.DAf April 4, lS59-New York, Albany,
Leave Worcester for Albany Troy, Hudson and the
west accommodation at s. 90 a. m. and $50 p IN.
For SPRINGFIELD Express Freight Train, with passen
Tickets NAV be secured at the Ticket Offices to all the
prncPa eities and towns in the West and Southwest
Central TOY and Hudson river II Cbatam with tbe
Sew Iork and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston. At
North Adams and stockbridge. At westfied with the
hampshire and Hampton At Springfield with the Hart
At Palmer with the New London and Amherst:
wo.....o- ,-,, HENRY GRAY, sup't.
T5sss5a5gssssss WORCESTER & NASHUA
f :s:ssiszszs::sY RAIERoAD. Winter Arrangement.
5Ts57; On and after Nov. LIST, 1858, Passenger
Leave Worcester at $40 and Ills a. M. and AIS p. M
L Lt Nes Sasiua az a. M and II M ana p m ,
the Northern the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Groton Junction trains connect directly with the
trains Of the stony Brook Railroad and also with trains
train from Boston; and at Fchburg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
S@d s see Railway Clyde for the New Eng
Worcester Nov. l. 1855 dtf ~ 'i inya
lsass97ia5saaI5a BOSTON & WORCESTER
e.siss5ssEszz5sz RAILRoAD. = SUMNER ARRANGE
- s-s-AENT, commencing MONDAY, April
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for Boston, as follows:
Leave Worcester at Steamboat I, $40 m. 240 En-,
5O5 EXP, D. 1888 Exp. p. The 4, l. $40 a. and
M trans start from Foster streets and all other trains
from the Lower Station
Millbury, $40 a. 440 a. m.
Milford, no 9.45 a. m. Ass p IN.
Northboro', L $40 a. M 4.40 p M
Marlboro, l.2O 10 a. m. 500 p. m.
traminglam Centre, 7.45, 1925 a. M 525 p
tramln2a Steamboat, sos, l0.45 a. I29 Ex 349
Ex., 6.03 Ills Exp. p. m.
SaXonville, 6.45 a. IN. 8 D. m.
Newton so *l3l, 1888 Wor, 9, *lll5 Wor M l20,
1888, 5.45, *633 Wor y. m.
$40, 9. y. IN.
*West Newton Station. fin connection with trains on
Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, as follows.
For worcester, at g. $50 EXP. a 1908 EXP, 43O,
$50 Exp. p.
Millbury, 8 a. IN. 4.30 p. m.
Milford, a. IN. l.30, $50 D. m
Northboro', a. m. L30 $50 D. IN.
Marlboro, i a. IN. 80 $50 D. M
birmingham Center, & a. m. l30, $50 D. m.
birmingham, 6, $40 Exp. a, M $50, Exp. 49, $50
Exp, p. m,
SaXonville, $50 a. M, 800 p. m.
Newton Wor, "a, $50 u, l.3O Wor., 23O, 4SO,
g. {, .9.l5 p. IN.
Brookline $780, $50, g. Il a. M *l2l5 2l5 +sl5 +6l5
Ills, $50, p. m.
Albany, 6, $50 Exp a. m. 1.SO, Exp. p. IN.
New York, via Springfield $50 Exp a. m. Exp p.
New York, via Norwich, $50 Exp. D. m.
LzS New York Sunday Mail Train at $50 D. m. Ex
press Trains stop only at birmingham.
SIN connection with Trains on Charles River Branch
Boston, April 2, 1859 diff ana
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Boston. Anril .. 1859.
EEsFssl55ssTTEg PROVIDENCE & WoR-

Is5Sea5d555555sp PROVIDENCE & WOR-
l7s=szssssszsssN CFSTFR RAILROAD = Summer Ar
s.Ie - ranrement fo take erect on N0NDAY
May 2, 1858.
Passenger trains will leave Providence for Worcester at
20 and Has a. M. and 4.20 p. IN.
Worcester for Providence and way stations at 90 and
ll.30 a. M, and 400 D. IN.
Providence and UXbridge Special TrainLeaving Prov
dence at p. leaving Uxbridge at 6 a. IN.
Trains connect at Worcester Junction with Trains to
and from the Western, Worcester and Nashua Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
Through Tickets 10 all important points at the West
can be obtained at the office of the Company Prov-
dence at as low rates as by any other route.
Trains to and from Valley Falls and Providence will
leave as follows
Valley Falls for Providence at $40, It's $780, s.53,
sos, and 7.30 p. IN.
Providence for Valley Falls at 635, 7.2O, $780, TO- 80
1l4I, M, 1900 M, and l.30 2.30, $3.50, 42O $780,
$50, 100, 500 p
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
S. H. TABOR Sup't.
Providence. May 2, 1859. diff riy2
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DIR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges
each ones circumstances takeni consderaton-i
many cases he takes in hand he warrants perfect and
efectual cure.
IB Consultations by letter. &c.
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NJ. b. BIGELow AND ANsON HARDY

d II y n II II ,
the purchase and sale of every description Bank
MaRgac turing, Railroad, and Mining Shares and STATE
Cig and Railroad Bonds. A monthly review OF the
Stock Market with quotations of all the secur
ties viii be sent to any address desirel d6m oil
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PAINTING AND GRAININ G.

The undersigned having returned Worcester has re-
summed the business of House and Sign Painting Grain
his shop 25l2 Main street. up stairs will be promptlo at
Tended to- Using but the best stock and having
the best workmen, he hopes to liberal share Of
tne opuDhc patronage. MILTON T. CARTER
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The following the certificates cures alluded to
above. They entirely speak for themselves
My Dear Sir-I Obliged to YOU for treating nv
case so satisfactorily felt if never could be cured
1t was my intention as last resort to 90 to Europe
l.. a. PALMER, Worcester.
, 1859-04-04
.trinanriQt an0 Gor1111err1at'


6AvcapAr Evx1rsa. ApHi@' !
Ne hare had another dull, cheerles' oaS' au |
tu.;aets has been confined to the: na'1o"s we, ]
possible limits. EVERYTHING seems to De "u'.
inp for settled weather and settled pF,ces .o'
produce md other articles Of export, s. tns e:
mana for money for real legitimate business u
light. Exchange continues exceedingly ssAtse.
nd banker. VII find IT difficult to mai0ta'n II
Mt present rates. ye hear OF large purchases
,naaea. selling rats., to accommodate customers.
Tbere is rather more demand for gold IRON '.e
country. We know Of no special cause Tor this
nn,css the banks Art Strengthening themselves
md the Pixies Pcak emigration IS creat'ns &
Western demand. -
Rates rcrnain in I'LL respects at former heufes'
rir: Exchange, II per cent; Gold, II per een'',
Df.cotut., 10 par cent; street rates nena'aal III
1@s per cent. per month, with fe" TRANSACTIONS: e
The movements Of the banks N INC 'on'
nr;ncipal cities Of the Union. IN wh'ca weekly
rrn,rts arc made, as shown by their tast s'a'e
meats, are as follows ,,.
y. Ios MAJ z Z = =, Sss5sss Soess l7oeSS
PiaIa Nama IS S3e7ssp 6s;92o99 9 saaaSS * M4
+ s,1;., MAJ. ie -@e-lsi ,s9s ls'''ss -,
.--- - =. ~ n7y c.~ ! i. ff. {.
, 1859-04-04

Nl Jo*<ph L. To,er and Benjamin F. A1hee executed
rEe the undersigned Niian A. Groves. certain 'nde'
tu,r II ,tlxtRxt tearing late ttr nteeh;h Gls = pl
D. It 10 The payment q! tlEAtern hunIsa an1
teyenty.pvr Aolis- payahe according 70 the conditions m
thnee p!n,ussrv satei of d.e 1hereeith nalc "
Il. aid Joseph Tn3ey and Henjanin F. al1sr payats
10 liz orrE & Tie sid William A. Gmyc> fur me sum of
sn thTc wears frm date respectively: with hsfcESs ~ NC
r.s ~ frf Crn per auruna; which ld mestEaEr vas
Nir lid fr record il the Recofde Oae of cn'S cpuat
Gt.t. uf laIuois on the seventeenth t1y nf April -. =
1Si- and duly recorded In toHk St uf oz7Ee u pae
n ,n1 hx. which tsk mortgage y among ethef taAa
rrSIt that f default b. made In the u an) bAe
r. aid nttt either Of pnt1al Of Interest," IN tnS Ga! os
Mr dffsrn tfays thereafter Wherten the e 81! tcoas
Snr sn uaTahe whole Of sa4t pEinei! and nte.s *
1on leone lzae,tatey due and parable and the aaia
Nox 1Ssrr{s dsEat having fa 1af IN Tie t9eht y
one ~ aid nro4y rote. dEs falling iue, aIt the ~
I'm Groves being the k9al uxnet taeIe.A an VI wv
mo,fy,re n.hce - hssrLy given ihat re uf,t.Ene'
by virtue af the authority vested N as q ~
~ * Ma nur3x<t, aad tar Tia ptsH@ q pa!HE ne
to.r,;1 notes a,a{ set SatuEy the txenf ~
SsrA D. tsa2 o'clock in the att!ao1 .! ~, "a.
-, tha moth door Of the court hoose N the ~
f'oof Stats IT no At pts.c Anetseh ~ ~ -
dT far cash the following described p'ses o. TN ~
trasT = evten ptztss seysss9n o. ttn
tn ts,fs ysAon Of pszt af the p - -,
T.1cr ri section twenty cl
1ne fourteen az IN the etty II thss"
lii Il. EghI intereet md equity ot 1 ~ " X X
IA ioep6 G. To1er md Isentana + Aanse y ~ 70 s
| .s1d nnxnSSses, WIILlAA 4. GRoseS' ao''E2ssa'
| Dst,1i March e!tt. 1ssa. ..a,-.s- ",
Il n SxJpE2, Attorney A+s4-- e4'' 'sA
, 1859-04-04
xttxxotS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ss7rHnAs. April 9, 1870.
ARRIVALS.
p. Noesh,up, roEct. ea1tl. .,
ca Warrington. ut'et. 70 cuhic yes Hone tons 0s
NrI'rlsla .G!iet, - y1-. s,uElr.
i,ons.ss, Ia:salle a,stt ou corn. 100 wheat.
te"rI tjv. ia sIlr 8, ,.UJ bu wheat go hu c''zr.
l,rofua5, Ii stuit, 4:Hk In wheat
Il. e. N.,1u,l, Lockpnrt. " yds efnns
| t..,r,.uu Itrktn,r. 4,AM tsl cora. Is hss lln
Fs:.re STATE, L. :salle, Ito t'1s hieh"ll!es
CLEARED.
Oak Park suulh 80 s,u rass.
IIos,sirC state Las4lr. .,s~3 # lumber,
lieu, WaahtigtUn. joliet. light.
rxryc s;atc. 7asa!.c 10 lumber. 100 shnees
| r NonhruI Joliet, ian LARK.
r.il.a1. 'uEt1, hight.
| Alice. l.a%atIe. y. IL. #. 3u1aber.
| Laura Ann. Ct,ca, hight.
, 1859-04-04

4 SSIGNEE;S SALE.--N hereas,
n prtax p. Ruripe,ne did BY his decd q indcnture
Iaz Ssssaifss foaav H. ~ Il * IT
oT Il. y = an u onssF: e II t
follogne ;e1r..nes 3xtdyiaion of the soush h1lf
q iii NE M! r. IN So fs9S ~
@ ~ ~, ~ 10, norh u Rznge fourteen tl ea& o.
Ss. 'ss.fiSS:s as IL @
u III u ~ c 5ncson 10 ,ht ghe aad test bidder !or caaa
~ adTs debet property on the ss9ss aes9ea =; q &
miss On Thulsay, he 1Ah ds5 g .aRFi aRFi ii6WE
m tae foFeneon. ~ ,s.a JOHN ARMSTRONG.
WHI1aTH WQqp1xIpox H33ass 0@*5a
, 1859-04-04
II. J, EFA IItsi FtLAN. f+VFs H. II. To- 1Fs
1)ENNSILE.ANI.A CENTRAL
/ RAILROAD
ENHHfF?.
THREE TIiROIGH PASSENGER TRAINS

T1SnEF THRAT{,H P4NNEAGEk IkAlNS
,r.ru.rrx r,rrsri.rE1t AID PHILADELPHIA
t.r,. IT,. uc.t II. tue rnluu Dslnt r1:sHnrgh ~ih
r1<. ~ rrsia, Tom, iii W..,,r tr, rhIa,!v,l,..
xs 1. ~: i:s,r il,!ttnae .tr! W..E-ru tny: thus
Furnishing S'! " ~ .Za.''a"' IT ss4,rs,':eF' Ut"
md 1T Linz, n,st through ii4lt!IGA With
t, .'sr s.,n - .,f /. If, nr = .a.!nrt,:,.
",l t,,,s ~ At uh.d Il, rnh T.:n; W,rhrlT*
~.Sn. AZ. l.. tIp,t Fast Trains. Tt Exitr>. tHis
i. ,.; r7; G,s Nvw York Esyn,. md East Liza
na -. 49,, % ~ & .:,;uur anu Washington.
Trsln. t..u.,t II rit~sur.h Xd!' 't. An Esr;s.s.
Arrive II thsls,p'1a :. " 4'a41"'' - "
1.fk II ~" ~; h,,.b .i,,, H.. srM Fl.t LIer
lSu:N 4sT ~ rh, ~ r .t:l,t,r At Nj and in A.w
ASs n tn':'H, P'&t III ~ ;. ,,r. III, sl,rrf al i H.
a"!A ~ - ~ ~" : r. -. i, isN S,ur S,rk s.tt 4 81
aty;HtuS u hi1.t i-t =, - ; ,,l M, Nv Y,.t twn
~ ~ u.9s .rn Vyfrrs at.i ,,t.n Thn,ukh tlckrt4
sa'S tEIs' t"1Htt', ~ -. ;,I., - ~. ,t.,yr T-.ls
tA! l ae sos ,n H. ,,s " sni ~, Snrw!c! Fa1l Ny.r
| List Ilrkrtnt l''ton 'se s't va -' " ~
tiSsys~ E.tx1a ~ ns.f y y" 1 1 " - ,nn ~, "f t.s
aa iSAirs.s ~ t's.s ~ H. M,s,isII 1r ul, risrf~:
amt ticket, Wystw.2 ~ s's "TI1 TIFF a. III
| th. NJ" A"s~ l>'AA>S " n.nn
| Nurc AlWaJA M Low ~ of Any OAAeE
Route.
rA,k t1 r
,. by r,t>es,rr,-x,
Thr ,ouuIrtln If the We-ttn connections It tic Fe1n
! .yiy iii. ls4i!r.:u tt 'tea2' ''Alrs t:t> thu
| ,,,pr,.r ,,sr uF-rYyE yEES THE EAST tSD TIE,
: ptn1' A GEEtT NNi;FAHE EFT,
.,.,,,. .,, y ,;,.,t 1,,,,.. - rru,,
TSr e"Hh.rHaa :" t'1ti~' ~ St. r. - 49,. f.,h-r
nfs!. aS..1n: al! c.: 49, "f i'l.LA+e " ,' ts''
" With The >tsn q" lis". ~ 5r ,,t; 'pA
ty tIptr, " .' IT,. ~ ~ xi III A." II h. f.r uiyautasx
IL t. ~hiy by t4is r';e: ,,,u ,;,inn, ,,,1,. Il, mr.
IL frE freight e!hEas.$ hr Hl!'ss ''EtI': .,. ,tt, "
IL Atart~>ethtf"t ~ ~, t4" h~ ~ i .,.uf. ~
, 1859-04-04

rOIG1lS.-Thc administration Of
medicinal prstlc,s in ths form e ier 1<r s<g<e : e
5 {orou K1SE,s s ,,,snn Ss%. wh;cb Ss ,nsxss
aay 'ass Il e. sS1
Colds.
t. a. ~tsmt,on Cid" in lts d stage that which lnfhe
i.s6u,nr xoaa yscld TO u re:ds: neglected. noon
saes ias esaust S al.y Pulmonary 1ss'uu
asthma.
a.1ux. m rrrus1cA s,,asnoaie Affection IT the Iron
eh which covered xth a ssss'"s ,yd psex ;.
d,. r*.f Il of lone anlrs persese1e ihe-ey
VII Vii alsssa,e a.'si il ,iue. ~ ''
e'el ,1m.3is. ."E 8 AsATs
ir471. IT. =: Fnsntfort, III.
Catarrh.
C.r4RruA form # Chronic Thrt nistasc. CONSISTING
IT, naaasaattnn which hecn< behind an. ls 3Hfs ~
Pata Fa1si ~ have 1osr Wy ssae> in .h,, ;ousssems
s'nsjaia NJ sunsfer fs'm cta''A Aa0u'a 'e "''A0"'
| ~ Influenza:
an fruitful sources II ."d D,.ssh,sl ~
hasof HE,ES Ssn se1. ss n e ty
ssc ttcourse rould nj ansr lt aato !',."s 1r9sn s
<: :ss
Bronchitis.
,x c,.,,,,,,ou.. s,,> 7Ar,r-A Chronic 1nt,m.
snM MSso4; Gsns s. eS2xS5a npe sta se ,ae s
If.,ach Il which Is ottsn 50 lnsaions as scasEcs
ndaee-an H. .hr Thrat aftrt public speaking
Ala "ss :" <.n,, etryttpp Of the
;i'snt Ts ssDiSas, hs q asSs
no~lt Htenssas es, n..s,s'3snrcd
'oss :" 'e'ee = ~ Tr,,no.,
aooA
. ro.r.rxrss AM sorz TupoA7--Th,s urplcasaa. and
u, of H., ,,s1oxe ~ SnusaH b. sosns one
sosai o'sna ma5 Hssses r., 1e. Or Cough ozsn:
VI " ~ Hi.rs jnsly In tho mouth. Henes, Singer and
;s,c sr@ztrr1 viii End 1hsa q peculiar advant7se
SayS fssad tacsa Il eri eetcc in allay4ng nr,n
, 1859-04-04

THE LIVER NV1GORATOR.
PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD.
Compounded Entirely from Gums,
:. ~, - III. p4s PrRGAT1yE md LIVER AEDl.

u o;p.y ,;y -: IT. set;1S =; I5. I :sS as:ssa
Y y ~ saa.~ oTs,s ~ ~ me5itirm nt sffer
II = Ione sIIiE sieEness. =
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
az. uas s!H,.s,.ss wtus III. II a.11awnr. ~ S
@sa,s-3 @ rs3o- fror, t1,a
Ii sAA
.}' r,nod,,sa t,ton , sbnrt
t1,ne % ts.S,sr E;sne riFss
~ IIsu - ~ ar-.,tit,. and
~ Epi ~ 10 ~ t,.S II ~, ,rr1f.
N o.a do., <f,-n n1c,t.1i
NJ -,.e" n FSME,,sIt n,.vRHnI
~ - H. u.,,r.t form vhllR
, 1859-04-04

~ !.
morbid es taa a.,[t,nirin1 ui1sii ne il {
hs eS;s h.saf}shr i,ov :
taSlI pi,a, n,3 enrs,ina .he Ito, .
s, ~ w,sii PrnUtx9 the ,
E1m,n rlvine tone and !
tral,h 10 lie y hole r,acl!n. :
~. rprnrfnp the cause Of, ,
~ ct,yr
DIIT.JOCG ATTACKS
III. prevented Us the xxa-:
x!unat u. sf The Liver In.
y1gor1tar.
, 1859-04-04
n.,,v Review of Chicago Market.
etTu1pA7 Ey1s1So. Apsl:.
e.. c.nnn Of the 1akEa. Com to Elngs.

i EkFu1nAT Ev1SINd, ApFA :.
fBE1Gurs-sehs Queen Of the 1akss, Corn to Kings
ton u &C.. n.,nx sn,,. r.t,,,
,s,1 =, !: nnz5-,: TO bbh Lake Wills. Winter 1t
TT11 Observation-Disclosures tons good At ~ de-
pvcrad. 61pk4s-4laa1s.so PEI ton
corn MEALS bags Dolted at 80 per ton; Tn
bo1ted, scese8 per ton.
s,,r. vr.e:-l1oo bu No. Bed ut al.13-sc storage.
srn,soMa1tet dull. Sales were 800 bu Standard In
hs Al ~ dclyeed so hu do In bags 1t 4lm on tack
m In Ma at $50 storage so tu do At 63c4c sos
aee; 800 bu do at s7c-ce storage.
fo,,N.-Ys,ket lower. Sa,es wesr;-+,eee ba prime
rau, at 7c4c aooat 1900 bu damp railroad IL oe per ID
IA IN trade; 40 bu do Ut Csc per 60 na on lack.
oATs--ll0bags No. al 4~&e on track.
RYE-Souina1 =. po42esc per % ns on track
| nARLEy-l67 bags No. g Al ooc on track.
arrns T1motAY yrry dull and nonninsl n ef,7a. 40
,nou far Glover. with good supply pressing On the na1
he, Hungarian Gza.s iaciise and nominal at
| pRoy1S1OSs- Nothing doing. The following arr the
nomn,1 quotations: Mess PORK, als:;a; Ness H*s *s
/ i,Anp-s,utet 1t Ne.
TAILuW--ln good demand al 1p36si1c
H1nES-Markcta shade lower on al kinda eaesps o.s
Flint. s,.f Skins txe5ncd 1c. szes to-day were
G Country ., s3asle: u Green Sailed and tfsmasa ~
qr Is T,y Flint nj l5c Grecn sa1tea GILL eA1n' ~
!. |. ID Cooutzy l3elx Ut u; ADO. ii AIS
r,rAToEs-Rccclpt heavy. ana market aaa saes -
DIV were mostly at retail Wholesale Quotations a'e
3 | t.r3c. Nrs,anuocls 1ac; Mixed. 6Str-
DrTTER-soo roll butte Al 1sas@e so' ~ s'oo W
ii lSc; corlrun, lsGslec' .z>,A.
| ibis Al e3e. ,o.a
pouLTRY-14re Chctcpsia good request al y No.
Ter .,.z.: Live turkeys, e scFn.
nR1Ep FRyIT-Apsscs, 1o1- 1eie; Pared lsaeLts' ~
y. IS; unpartd do. 1o}elfc.
.. uIGHNlSEs-Quet and non'raa Ut .ass'se
. | ALCUHOt-:aesa5ef = gal
lEEF CATTLE-sales at shesmans fasis were
, 1859-04-04
~ V ST 1,1Iy th1rraj Tick. A,srnt. myIo
TA\NIHAL AND st. JOSEPH

RAILROAD l. 1n,T tSth ir TIC ft1tis PhFtasl"n nf
v:at a = i. r"!::, !e,'h faH M :hs M.,,siI!
~ Jrxpa a"!,v whIs .yheckvd Through,
Ia-.+rtets u ku<!s Sshass7 fltt'' teaS sn csf'F'
This mute af r:s tte n.a. :lsc Eca!e ard expeditions
communication With kans, setSa Ill axr ~" F;s"s
kraraey ru:e i -.l:e h,-r:y ~ milf, tu l1sss iesk-
a! VI. Tie Mzys:c Catsr Will FrAuec tlls dsssanee 10
4; miles. <,- -
Steamers 1eave IT J're.h 4y to Iva P",n M Seasa ssa
lna.,Ea5 NH, y v.s.,n an! han.,s tHE.
I!y >tax~ 1raes II. J.sc,h f'r all lHlfsraLt incTnf
fnw Ut k4.a- a5s ScE3ka. !" LetntAFf' t,ea1y tNJs
E.cku.f Point a,d Unl~.a, cnn%t t!ts VAN l1he@ -
ttka ozavkce t;1:.sAloppr. Falls LA1Evtce aid Fun
1.l-y. rn, r...,.
Passengers tso,n chcazo ami SnFthsrE1 ln"ts penst
Mich snd tse East will tnd t III al f+-pectA the hloSt
dr-;raily tJrky,t ana share-t I" Pixies Zeal.
| Fase=rxrr~ tr,n t::af' - " & T. 4 y H. naSe
eI,sc cntucct.n4 1t Qut.lcy will fsat fnf iiannia
Tr.,. .ar. 1IanttL II ~ LII fur st. 1ossph Or upon
| Arrival If packet frm Quincy
| Fa;v - low - W a1y ,th.E fnui.;
| N c.o.- G,r1 Ticket 4 Stnt. (EA
, 1859-04-04

C,TA,rE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
of Cvok SS-Cook County Couss OF Common f'eas'
Kee Fay md Chares B. Phillips ss George lfaefse--
In Ehanessy. H., l., .,o o,soo ~ ,ba
foE t:onnty Cvur Of Cplumon Ieas that atter tstas
Inquiry The said defendant George Pfaeoe ennM e iSana
b. esen sid Geo.xs rf.e .has M t rsner
de thereof On the 6th day VI Dectr.sr lss 9nd that
summons isrczi out u said euzt asanst Sa dstthA,
a,t rr;,1,aaIe the DIST Apuusy =! JILe le1' |l'"
yow ualess you The said George rtaece shall }essou"
MN = fs o3 EoeS Cuuly tle ar day c ,he nets term
iitr 10 h holden at Chicago in saa county On 1hs r. IT,
I'D eoup.sinants' Fiji of complaint, the sane and ne
I'D things therein ehayd an as s WI aaeoTos o. to
Hf p.ay = sxrsoxr Con,pIts ealr. n.l.3 tw-c66
, 1859-04-04
C>TATF, OF ILLINOIS, COOK

county, ss.-.nrk cs'ns1: toni "f tH!ai"h l!enE'
Aprl Ty.ua i. II. la'y SI1a Walker ~ ihso4"'e y.
Observation-Disclosures fut Rent r o+ H.,
Ifa!ay!t having tetn E.! 10 tht "c n tf etS =! !ae
CooE e,,unty Cou1; =" Common Plea. h iEs ~ nv nv
liz, II HAMILTON }s, left the >.c IT li.Eu- - tA1a pr
esss e.r"s ss !x.s hn, ral;s n"ls< ST. j. asTs ~
nns I.,rt,, Uut Of the ossce ef br CLERK "t th Ct"k
s"ay C:atr t!.a, as , t M f:a,.'1a sT :F
and aats; thr sA Thec+!.se L. HaSt' IN certain ~,
,, 4 distress t trnt for ths y'sf ~ ~" u , ~ . an.
+. saf a. il llAt T. Fe.t pas'En lIAa T. ny t;s y
Ihic:sn aud ein: h.1.c taeIeua directed u VI '-ef1
Now thrsvf9.e u,rss y.,- the said 1kesr!'rs H. lia:
ou shall rer,ally te and appear ne!rt rs ~ e'H ~
suniy Court If fu1n.ron Flca+. "f'r le atst LAY
ef ths Term therrr to t holden At ihr t"nFt itou:s.
in the city VI Chicago The Grs, Monday Of 1r - y
h entrr against suu an! Ia t-ror q ths 7alt arm
Walker aa tue Il hc p1psty ce.;'asa i. s n6ss =
sold ~ s1tisfy tac s.4ne .v.~~z, .-,,.u.,, t.,.