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HAsDRorcK DAVIS, Atty. nhls-In.c4s7
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County, IS. Cook Couaty Cau1t Of Common Pleas

April Term, 4. D. 1889. Mills L. Calender ST. Charles W.
Cornwall AMI Aarr1,s 5. Morrholse-Attaehusnt.
ppb!e notice hcrehy eivcn to the said thares Com
wall and Marcus s. MoTrhnuse. that witt nf attachment
issued out Of The Office Of the Clerk " the Cok County
Go1 of Common Pleas iae! ths ssh day Of February a.
the eate Of the ssit Charles ". Co.nvl and Marcus s.
Moteaousc for thu sum Of sixteen hundred and four ami
IL oO do1t directed 10 the Sheriff VI Lake County which
said wit has been rturaed executed.
thrrefoEE, unss you the said Charles r. Cornwall
aud Marcus Morthou shall personally b. and appear BE-
fore the sad Cook County Cour Of Common Peas Or
bsfor the dst day If the nezt Term there to be boe
the Court House In the city Of Chicago the drst Mun4y
Of APRIL A. D. lisa give special b,i and prad the sa!
plaintiff action Judgment wilt be entered against yu and
in favpr Of the gid Mills L. Calender and much of the
pE9petty sttashed As he scient 10 satisfy the sid
Judgment and costs, viii be sold to satisfy the
". k1MBALL. Clerk.
, 1859-04-08

Wnness-1 am engaged in buying and selling
wood and coul Ind seen BIT. Key, but did uui
know either him or Mr.. Sickies Ut the time of
the difficulty; they we're standing in such u DO
Htion that | could not recognize either: he
!wliness} did not see any person, whom be knew
" sight or Dame; he saw gentleman on thc
. poolte side Of NAdison Iluce, the pink side ;:
he was going northward do NJ, know wbo Lc
vas saw another man going down Penn. Ave
nuc: he was left ut Dr. Grinnells residence did
not see hls facc; saw nobody until the I'd shot
was tired when he sow persons running down
from the Club House: they were apparently
coming from the church; those coming dow,
street might have seen the third shot cred
q. Did the person fired on advance toward
Mr.. Stcklcs and succeed in reaching his nersnn
A.. Not in my sight; do not believe be con}d
tain not.
Q. You did moi see Mr. Eey take Mr.. s;el1es
by the neck: 4. No, sir.
4 Nor by the coat. nor hands A. No sir.
Z. lou saw nothing Ike tusslc. 4. No
Q. And there were three shots fred md three
snappings Of the pistol! A. Yes, sir.
Mr.. Brady.-State the position in which Mr..
Key was throwing something ut Mr. Sickles.
Witness.-He WIS west about twelve or fe.
teen feet, mud three feet from the nave.
ment, aud perhaps little more; Nj. ssclies
was then eight or twelve feet west Of lin. h.
and Nr: Key facing each other.
Q. Was there my shot fired while they
were not facing each othere 4. No,
sir, they were facing each other on
opposite but they saw each other; the article
drawn BY Nj. Key struck the person of Mr,
hckies; it struck either his arm OF body the
throw and shot we're Simultaneous; they were
eight Or ten feet apart; could not decide what
mat t article was; did not see anything on the
a artxru 81, - L..
, 1859-04-08
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AM
~ FOND DU LAC RAILROAD.

On and amer Nont1y, Ap.l 1s59 trains on this read
vii Et1ve Chicago as follow:
80 nm. For Brlolt J,ue5yiIe ad.soo and Pr11e tu
Chcn.
800 pm. For Janes.iue and Azdeon. t..
Northwest. =
Through from chiea<o 70 Pzslds tu Chen xitAcut
Coansetiox Il Pads tu Chien With 6aIy nns Of B4sts
a<J GEO. !. DUNLAP, Aznt,
, 1859-04-08
A PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
REMEDY
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
MALARIA;

CONGRATULATIONS
+ Particularly Fever and Ague.
Ch! sad Fever. and Al disease. arising from ths. coudl
ss ssa hss L. "a Il II
Of r. k.sp q a nd2 hi Id d hno
sitine fnt hon. eeut"a Il De ias1,d
ents as ~ sesstae aae perfe q u hf1 Effects
no. saa ga
of taose ,h.ass Which on pisse ~hs shty Do
AEssRs. $. K. MANN r cJ:-te's.: Ne 1nd you.
Asns km suptST saay !. our .ts e. ej r.
ieecmmend IS worthy That esrt nae 1t has wherever
~ Tes7 :1 tuly yours RICHARDS THOMAS.
GALpos. Ohio April !, 1555.
Tothe sufferer. Of ehs nd asue 4S.ezfsly sub
g. asexzt1 xtas % &: 1g j. e sss
3eas lam vel pleased With ~ fsmetI su = n ant
sas ae{f .R Il eae rs asa rs % n {aPpax
e tbs compound seen@nd = - }s1%pt I'd ga
MssRs: $. K. uAss CO.: A..tat - ssa
+ 1ee7 =. saa Il es:s!a9s i eae e
% s aGs q 9e.s s,1 sns Is % xr ss re
a<as without "a.
FHiLfI4AN i KEARSE, Druggists.
DR. "a ssf5. + q, S S:isS .s% 4
'' ~ '' ''f' T. T. IF 19fIE fh5ssn I'D Druggist.
urssns s. r lRss c9 .sesss ssss 'sas os54 = -:
Iha.eto hi have fo several monhs eeen somp y
{aay Who xerr dependecf upon uy lanor for their
hare tr;ed vsin Ill The aeue remedies IN ~ reach
land her 1tious} bt tpu TO until used
your nasz hive nersE shook o. had particle Of
lever ncs the IRA dose h.vr a1ss red tae third bot
ddeot it h ths only thing that viii osveE o. ~o,,
fall11t tsulJ, G. P. WOOD.
S. Z. MANY l. CO.. f1upnAuA Gallon. o.
o. J. WOOD / CO.. s. Loxk .Ko. sole Wholesale
Agents for II The Wek@1 atk@ sd Tsz1aues md eoa
~ good euk{tz, tA1
, 1859-04-08

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MOTHERS AS YOU LOVE
1onr Children be the alert fur every symptom Of
WORMS For wosms the death Of more than any
other diseases. In all eases II
u Il O rae countenance. lisid circles
around the eyes and foul
ro4 breath give uOLLONAY'S
EEGETABLEW WORM con-
w d R NJ ! 7 FEETlONS.
- @'A They delicious prepa5a.
tOn of Sug7r that any child
vii crave. worms present, they will ta1e1y and e.
1eett2lly remove them and restoEr health In ali r7ses
Worms. Wormx:-These troublesome lnftsts Of the
stonaeh and bowels Of children have last found their
match n matchiess preparation called -Iuloways Worm
Gonfeesinn which Is In the form Of pleasant aud agteea
at candy. The little children affected with woEns which
heretofore turned up their uo.s and spattered au clied
about hs Of ths naqseols suas under the
q TO thank the Inventor fr making pleasant for
Of 8e most troublesome txeaea EEeEy h,1 warranted
ity EULLES. SIXTH i CO.,
d&l 1:a 1ake.st- Agent foE Northwestern States.
, 1859-04-08

"WEDNESDAY, April :, 1SJ9.
CLEARED.
Acme, Ii Sale 1o S65 lumber 20 shingles 90 Ibis
cement. H..
ST. Louis Ia Salle 50 III lumber.
J.. NortI.rup .Julirt ttt15 LIS Mdse.
A. LEACH Joliet, Hight.
:: j. Z. Norton. Lockport, light.
Pelican, ,nliet, light.
AtlzoI:l, Ia Sa.lc. io..349 II lumber.
Kuek Run. L. Salle 3s,5A n lumt~r.
Elsnr IL Slle, 70 W. lumber, 100 shingles, Is m
nth, I0l losts,
ARRIVALS.
j. Liable. Ii Sa!te. light.
Irogreas Ii Sae GU LJs four 1a7 Ibis molasses 6o0
boxes ttlrrh
Harvest Queen. Ii Sale, light.
Marion. M1rxliltcs, o.aae bu corl.1 .9fs hu wheat,
Sltt Il sale, 1a,S35 bu ctlrn. fl: hu whclt.
Pelican, Joliet, " cube yards stoit.
Aunzn Leach. Joliet. IS yds stone. 3, 900 t.ick.
DC. Nerton, Lcklott, IS yds stonr.
Aiell Morris. 2,.is LII cnr1l al5 lu wheat.
Belle Bryan. Ii slle. 4.5lU bu cor1 Gsi tu wheat.
York State, L. S.le, G.ias iu cora.
L.C. Campbell. Ii Sal!e 30 Lbls -four.
, 1859-04-08

3IIty II WIfc tic
1t day OF March, A. D. l execute and deliver IL NiIa.
Adiiio to tie Gty II Chis Cmk Couutv Site Of iii!
sos which sid aor Is recorded T. ths Recorders u
and whertas default has bccn made In tte ernla;lc.
q ths conditions thereof aud TIE II ih ther
did by AL instrument Iec.sded in tie Recorders Uate u
s1i1 County of Cook In Do'k y II Mortgages rlge 1
JAMES Thonsou a,ncts of the Western Bank 1t scut
lind. Notice. ~ therefore, hervby given that under and in
enntns. shall Monday the 18Th day 1t Ap:s lr1t
at Il O'Clock moan u tht day 1t the north door ef The
cash the premises conveyed in al mortgage Is hervinbt-
for described and also au the Improvement. iirrrn
JAMES THOMSON
]. T.. B. DAVIS
itjLrp
, 1859-04-08
CHICAGO, low a AND
~ NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
Open to Lisbon.

On nd after Monday, jan eth l59 until further notice
Trains will run zs follows:
Leave Clinton at..-....... ..,..x,....,... 4.O0 ac.
A11irs II Lsbon It 200 pa
LEAVE Ll>loa Ais..-. LOO
Connecting with Ihroush Trains for Chlaeo orer he
Dtxon Airline Of the Ga1eaA and Chicago CaIon EaIl-
suad.
At Dewitt With Stages for Davenport md Masaoketa.
With Stags for Upton; It Lisbon With st1kes fur Ana
Eosa " Venom Ms.toq Cedar Rapids. v.aton, Water
Council B1uHs and Sioux City.
The shortest cheapest and mort expedttiocs route BE-
tween Chicsgo and Cenirl 1awa, It being ony 1:6 nies
t1to the interior Of Tawa-
An Aarnt wl be II the Depot In Fulton. to receive
II. SMITH. Ers. and .sa7s.
J. u. HAX, General Eretght Aren't. mh.fly
, 1859-04-08

Fatal Accident ON the Hudson River
Ra1lroad,
NEW YonK, April 7.-This morning, about
9.lb, two boys were run orer and Killed by the
first passenger cur Of the down train, near aSih
street, on the Hudson River Railroad
, 1859-04-08

ITO LUMBERMEN & OTHERS
- Fog ale cheap u ths J1sd of 7. B, DCRTrEs South
q Fon 9est, the following quantities md QUALITIES of
.ooo feet Common Flooring, seaaoned.
5000. - Second Clear Basrds r.
hooo ~ Pickles
&p$c@54S .. QooDWuIH-
, 1859-04-08

Nathaniel 5. Housou and Emily L. Boutos bis wife
Esss ahs gftm.:* Hereinafter ';slsd bt J4ts tls
x.A syaa'''o9 i ss d.. il dsfAa T.
eitLst of principal Interest, The days wherein ,e sanr
s na become due an paah e xhse i ~ pus
oltsaEs ment9ned shall thercupn become due and Iay-
asE as < xest I'D w Va. 1sd foE .s", The
Goos cmn.y md state Of Illinois. snl re.rd.l ID He"x
ss9s sya s t. :ss isy,; Nsx i* sss @ Il agst S
men u The third note the due Noveat cr trs; A. IT,
~ IN an hf the terms Ut sid moe The whoie became
Now thsefu notice heryy given that on saturday.
dsy Al he .rth aF Il The H. Cou i IN ,hc ssI 81 ~ II
Chaso hy virtue u power Of sl'c III sid mortgage con
paJ h. hshc 5ts1 ~. for III, ss xn .s =!
sssea t IT. pies Or pa5esl q aa situate. y aud cns
e., sa *sasJRs a II :; & < esS' W.. 5 ~
)t"wn%hp Number t9J nn1th uf rs,lr four
ten ~ cst and loqn'le fpuuwA t vii: commencing
~ :, p1ns o. M he st Tn Of sia .4tYs foy @ hun
Guilt af,ywo s., Of sa.l Subdivision: sid fence Known
Jop p on y thr h
east my to1 stt aonE ! east line. thence west Ia the
ou lily iS dy ss fvt tes aus t Is si aes wt & sad d
partition fence 7" te psr If tcginnn Tie ng the
M ana En reaton L. w 4 hx : sad
to 1hs af"ns;aiA n premises; n ", '~~
us5'iss Si.ss March Efi&fSo z !s II. BRADLEY x,r,e
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
sa Fsa i:a;.; is;S5JSSa @ Xl1.is = Gsce its fhs II
ka![oaa Company, Thomas Armstrong and Jass Asst@
ayst Ss ,oess IT, sI"s va in9
bsv1 nt lii tue or Ut the clerk Of s.El Cirruit Col'1
Atee Jss. ASs1 III ssa saa aaas a;
b, snen'ed blu n complaint ta said C"u ihy Catrry
nFthfo fEA &yj sI,n
, 1859-04-08

Arrival OF the New British Minister.
bAI7txore, April THE English ftieatc Gu
racoa, with Lord Lyons, the new British Minis
ningl and will reach Annapolis this afternoon.
, 1859-04-08

~ " Ao9K- &S-NHHK No11Fy lQufI OF common Pleas.
June Tern. A. b. 1852.
Noe Fay and Charles 3. Phillips ys, George pfas1c-
In Chancrly. -"
Adsvt Ea.ng been raade and ted Ia the o1ce ot tic
in99f h sald defendant GeqsEe aee can"t be fund
ty given 70 The said George Paee that cutnpianats
tled their blu Of complaint In aal the chancesy
side thereof The 18th day Of December. th,s
summons Issued out Of sa1a asalnst sid defend
ant Ett1sahe on The hzs Monday Of June next (15t9
II ty Law requisel.
Sow. unless the sa!a George Pfaee shall pe.sna.
AZ X and appaE etfys sd Csok County Coar of to.
thereof 10 b. holden Il ChaRo In sd county The
said eouasinsas: iii of eompiaat, he sarae aod the
mates aad thn. hefssa ehaFe nd stated viii t taken
the prayer Of sid bill. WALTER KIMBALL. Clerk
II atHn nhAS- 4r.
, 1859-04-08
MASTERS SALE-Statc Of nm

NJ ASTER'S S1ALE.-Statc OF Illi-
~ nola Conk County, SS-tircuit Court If Cook Co.
Washington Coughran ct al. ss Geosgs Habtt Il a-1n
ChancrTy-
Public notiee hereby giyea that L. G. Paine Fret,
Master In ChaDcey af Cnok County State Of 1inn1 Sr4-
e!a C'n1asioner WILL the twentieth tay Of April a. D.
ls9 At ten In the forenoon of sa day the PR
ms hereinafter described si Ill Of the following Described
parcels 1t tas to ~t-Lots u and eight s} In
Block dyone f5l) of the Canal Trustees Subdivision Of
shp thlrtynn ssl north q Range fourteen a) east 10
EeheE with the buildings aud Improvement. thereon, The
se 70 sad land wu b. p{ al the right title and Interest
u eald defen1eut, Herbert Lie. PAINE FKEEK
Master IN Chancery and Special Commissioner.
th4casn, March 3Hh. lh9. nlh3i.td-cta5
, 1859-04-08
Transportation.


- l .
Established In IsSs)
Aeyhaodlse 3nd cher Property forwarded to from
TIA Nest y!a Canal to OsweIv, thence by tAs La1a.
QUICK ER and CHEAPER
thsn ly any other w.te7 communication
70 72A<sa1fxxsF At AtnAsr CT 7zoE. II
x.ALE0RD DANE, o,Esso: +: p DANE CO. Nsv
osseso ALKERT Lee 6enc.aI i en- Axsn,. C6sars
The prnPctns VI the - Old O>wet Line In connection
Ttth The Dlanu nj Lne Of Vessels the Lakes iii dive
1oT ', es on Rrual iFun AID Other heavy v!tt t. III
NV i;, Yo5s Agents.. ?. DANE. ". H. JENslsoS,
~ e0Aitnss S6rsHxS E 4fc91saaM: Is. ah.aatfs q ne5'
Pun e.6l JAs: tEck + o., Chicago. eou.k"ees'
GTEAM FERRY FROM COCN-
~ Ill BLUFFS To OMAHA CITY.
Nebraska, No. l.
This bat has tr capacity tu c.y II Wagons and Tva,.
eaeh up AMI Las taken ovrr II loa 3Uu he's. VI
Catie: au shs can make 70 cyssn each way in
day, aud Will TX ahs tcy "srr rum fur il, dye him
d1 ~axpns and ssss from ,unt:se sunset rsch day.
"e asshss '1aseltrs WIN AZ ktllt; t" ihv
NEBRASKA GOLD MINES,
rs.h t'aGfo!a 0rrken, and Washington TERRITORY. tia,
the 1u7s f7en Fairfield va City. Dubuque md snts H.
trFne1at. BY Council Bluffs aud Oulah4 Ce I'D u the
n,s1h .e IT the P.ac River. an trfttr .rf ,H.
ahun!an;!y stocked With wagons hnrst hui. AMI !,l,
prvis!E+ asd gods taa any ether And iii Tie ,rttlr
Of Mali Cnacats a.rraAy extending To Fun KsaTnrv md
to sr extended all the to he Mines i: i no nxrr
wilderness route through 1ul!4n Country but cu tu
feayefset - sa!tfF ard Comfortably 1t,cil mur E,.y
han ANY of the n.t.s thruu:h Missouri or Iowa -
There not The length road the CnIted s.s,ea
- errl AID entlEy ~!tlt a,sie alShs ur bad places
PAs.e Il! brdEd t1ec3f tie Lnup Fu.k md hyI The
Western ssaSe COMPANY haSe sood FefrS
Fur .se Council Blu1s aai Nebraska FsfrY tompaoy.
tatsc>-1u
, 1859-04-08

Nothing from tho Steamer Canada.
HAl1rAx, April Wind n. ". Light SNOW
squall. Nothing Of the Canada.
, 1859-04-08
RauruuDS.

----+------ ----:------- ---
~. LOt Is. ALTON e. chi.
- c,Go VI, - -. "~'' ~ NAiA'
.........
tHAtHE 0F TlME-{Np0RTAET y0TTrE
-.-
THO EIvRE~S TRAINS n,I,y Enp or 1n,-,c
On ,ra ~, oA+A H"1% a. Ao~4s
so''ss VI eaaa AID Van Bo,sa .tsss. solsw4:
so am E1?rass AaI tsaadayt e1csnted,
rs4,x. 4ra.vz ,rox - '1tsp,s0' 'sps
Wight EIpte4s. ....,..,,,- -,.
, 1859-04-08


GsoFge Barker and Eizaaeth barker, his wife Of 4.
wauee, County Of Henry. and state Ut Illinois made and
executed +" the subscriber Of Chicago. County II Cook
and STATE of Illinois certain ded of trust uf CERTAIN lands
thetesn described bearing dzte the tweny ys1th day Ut Nj.
a. ISL 70 secure the layEneut u certain romls,f.
nets IN .9ld de:d Of trst and s ,s
hesswh tds ly ths .ad Gs9 n3sk*E and John T. s.au~l
o5e, 4 f!ans, az pG5os. and due ons with h
als foE record on the Twenty 1nth Day VI Ay AID
n the RecvneEs Office Ut Euok Couuty In the lid State
ullno!s aud duly rarde In book Is: Of DEEDS page au
aud wha.as defsulehaa lecn ,ae the JaymeLt Of e
aM prut+soEy notASboyc EentiGned and application b..
hen made 70 ty William Gosts tie Ite1e
o. fur the sale of the Premises In ud dee, Of trust described
IL ths rqr1os:. III sal dtea q tut mentioned.
Of such zpcsi9n and of tie III sail decd of
eoatsIust shall on Tuesday ths ninstesuth day u Apr
day. y The noah door Of the., cout IIovss il
auction to The highest bidder for ch all she f,own; d.
Of uinois afnscsd " Wit esryen IN and III .~ev,
u:), in Block tweHty*lx ieG In Jphnss, Roberts ant
stoHs Addition to the City Ut Chicago w the appursn
and Ill the rights equity II rrIen,p,n of H.
s1d GeDrKc barker and Eizat+th laEkct r heirs a;.
assigns therein. CALVIN DEWDLF. Trustee.
GRoyrs d SSrpER. Attys.
Dated ths 18th day Of Assch, A. D. 1ss9 mh1asAl ell
, 1859-04-08

LtLOUR SACKS.
The undersigned are now Agents for The Bos:sa Ese
F.dosy Of Aessss ch.ses FAY who haye long been n
vorzhJ kuo1n throughout the We& manufacturer Of
the be quality Of aour acts sold IN ths county
We hal have t1n assortment 1t Aslr aAck1 and haTe
the fze3at foT printing them with and beautiful dsT1c-
0TG1 fu the city and country tsads viii b nlled xt-
Maton5 ~ g fnaes, quality and 9nt1h: -
nh1a1y-cf4 HAWKINS h CHAPMAN,
, 1859-04-08
Burnett's Cocoaine.
Burnett's Cocoaine,
Burnett's COcOaiIlo,

single application renders the hair (no matter how
ssd and dy saft and glossy far several days. It's
eedcd by all who have used to BE- the best aud chpcs,
Hair Dressing In the world
Prepand By JOSEPH BURNETT t. CO., l,ustcu
~ For sale by dealers generally At 10 cents bottle.
, 1859-04-08

*ooVsUOV.
az skaEN AJi|SS r +: ress'. fs T. J. RH assS IT,
nay.nf snanps,s T. @ @asaassen. fr tae ensuing
as. xis S.y v +. t, p1 s 81 The GpSn. i, 4
oa to :, s." I Aan,:I:x N.raa irn a"a "stsr
Iny tiny "a and ptsna iasrs Eite.
Nt's; and Aason Sy the lus"a River snl Enc Canal
Thr wnrk of The Ere Canal Enlargement n"w sanes.l
- s;tr =. e';ttin the ts;r.ny feel warranted in guar
pa;*h between Srw iofk ant u1io tunlra14 s4,ls-
I,n1t" r tFxI, nd passnSsfs viz sf
,ns . 's sn *.s IN, TIL Tnss1!Enst l. prslar7 70
o. ss':si on Like Id Hail to and fsonl Brtu. ,he
rh!s s,"nLa:y Es?re~s New York Central
- - -, a. a': - sstan % LAKE thereby su.nx - their
nrsn n'n.t1. A.,,x Gs5e' gent, cratiee Sup Ut.
JA1k. u. w!a.t.: A>tsr House Dullt1a:. NY.
~ cnAsE, III ll,f, Albany.
J. II: wnn1r. TIM. ASrnI i $,aie street B.-.ton.
ttai nssils M as astsRs rs ,fti ef 1ssas
J. L. Ilrso Il Co., lIu7Is Ihsck. n,troit.
John ". Tuttlc,
n.hl!.an'e+:s A.1s'. crs Of s.a;s street, chicago.
4 MEXICAN TRANSPOKTA-
ua''sr rtle h~s If Tic >,a,t u New LIZ. .:st@<
~->oAA eAAA AL, 1oOO,0UOs
JOHN L. KIMBERLY, President.
sHANhLiS Liz Vice l'Fcs:dens.
JAMES {. EVANS, sscy and Tsca.un,
49, ~ e~@@'
Or the nptn!n.. o: navigation. TIL. Company viii b. pre.
rare.i I" trA..5s Er,r.rfr Aprch.,t!. vr fun Srw
iuFt ss.n Alany and Tiny any ths Wcasen cities
Al..' t1rr Provisions f;,,urc cfc finn any of tle ,I
Pufts Tile Wa,c with 4. sns car md d,vat ani Il
;me M af s. "sis y sSs , III pry , !. ts a us M
$4,000 r,.,,.r .. ~, '.1se H.:t. = u,e q!
+. ~, ,,.,, ,,ur, 49,, ".,. 49, '..-'-
sl,rtmy94n Miwauky: Kxine Krn-h. ,ni W,k.,,n ~
iiaSin. II tss;o arrle facilities arr! warehouse
, 1859-04-08

TnrEspAr EVENING. April :.
The receipts Of Produce during the past twcn-
IT, -four hours were as follows:
REcEtr7s PRODUCE. Ac-ArR1L 6.
, 1859-04-08
Bronchitis.

HRoxcHr11s Gtrqyn.t SIRE TAn.1t- IA Chronic Intan-
nation Of the small Mucous Gan!s connected With the
Membranes which line the Thrnat md Windppe the ap
pac Of which Is often sdlous scarcely
and loss Of In the Throat amer puhNe speaking
singing ar!ses from cold any unusual OF the
Browns Bronchial TncheA which neglected. II 0t!1e
lnsa Df1 1Oi, Il nften Ix1hritncfd -
, 1859-04-08

Il ". DENSMORE, having re-
LIZ moved to bis location. wlt continue In ihe
Flour, Grain, Meal and Feed Busi.
neR4s
Al he1ctnioEt and also prepared to Gene Connis
sion bu1ne and E2te caah Advanees Of
property In store. 30 SOUTH WATER STREET,
nhl61y c47l Corner af Wst1s
, 1859-04-08

The Northern Railway Of Canada,
And At Toronto with
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
F"r Montreal QUEBEC Portland and Boston, ana
LAKE ONTARIO STEAMERS pvs NIAGARA FALLS,
OsweEo and Cape ylncrEt and Okien.burkh With t,u
Vermont G+atE k1inad f1t Hstun and fntcrl..iiaic
nts The Vermont Central between Og1tnsburSa AMI
Boston.
Thu abave I!rr l. uatquatr. for regularity and dispatch
flr Passenger and Freight between the Western and vt
aad New England states aud Gaa74l.-
For Freight Or lassagt. 1,iIv to
A. T. SfEStER Z CO. Agent.
ptfh I'll
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-02
Gil illness, Teasache, &c.

These pains and disagreeable feelings are
generally symptoms of some other complaint;
such as dyspep ii, apoplexv, aid various other,
all of which are caused by corrupt noxiouS ma
ter, clogg ing the va, ious calculations; hence
stream or rush of blood to the head ard BY the
excitement great pressure on the brain. Aid
diness, headache, loss of memory, dimness of
sight, and various her complaints are the re-
suit Thus it viii be seen that all the above
painful and distTessi 6 maladies owe their j.
gia to the blood. Dr.. Norse's Indian Root Pills
are acknowl dyed to be the OILY medicine that
will tho oughl: purify the blood. They enter
the blood, and follow the stream of life on its
journey through the system. Th root out all
f,ulnsss and impurity, and drive out every un-
healthy obstruction. They should be taken ev-
cry night in sufficient quantities TO operate
briskiy, by commencing vi h two pills on going
to bed, three the next night four the next; if
the symptoms are not removed, commence again
with two pills and 60 up again as before. Con.
time in like manner until the blood is thor
ougbly purified, and al pain and distress is en-
tirely removed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-02

TIE Nav DrCTA OF THE SUPREME
CoURT-it is stated that the Slorem.
Court At Wa>hin rton has decided that
the writ Of tabeas corpus, when issued
hy State Conrt, has no efficacy TO re-
lleye a citizen OF such state when h. is
held BY fe aleral process; no matter how
unauthorized, unjust or oppressive such
restraint may be. This decision is
equivalent to a denial Of a writ, AZ an
instrument Of protection against FEEDER
al persecution and tyranny.
1.-THE States af this Union, saws the
New York Tribune, have any political
rights whatever, they have the right
30 defend and protect their citizens
against all wrongs or expressions, and
Ia certain cases their only resort would
be writ of hab@as corpus. Deny
them this, and the Stats cease to- be
the guardians and protectors Of their
own citizens.
Any State Of this Union that will
yield to snch an Interpretation of its
political rights as this, is only fit to be
snsIaved. The spirit of freedom spurns
1T with contempt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-02
Obtain one Of our FREE ALMANACs, and

Obtain one Of our FREE ALMANACS, and
read the history Of DR.. Morse's father, and how
this medicine was introduced.
BEWARE of counterfeit Of these Pills
YELLOW WRAPPERS. All genuine are in Blue
wrappers, with the signature of A. J. White
Co on each box. Price 25 cts.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by
Benchley & Ph;lleo and by ell dealers in Med;
eino7
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-02

An Ice FLEET.-The Detroit 14doer-
tiser says that the propeller General
Cushman, having the brig General
Worth and the schoonerS Correspon-
dence and George Washington in tow,
passed by that city from Cleveland,
bound for the Straits of Mackinaw.-
These vessels were sent from CIeve-
land to procure, a cargo Of ice, the ice
not making in large enough quantities
to fill the ice houses at Cleveland. II
no ice is found in the Straits, the feet
will proceed to the St. Mary's.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-02

PARH1CTnE BY A CRAZY Man
Jonathan Post, a Baptist minister, and
his wife, living in the town of Harris,
Marquette county, were both murdered
by their sen, last Saturday, BY splitting
their head with All ak. The other
members of the family were absent at
the time; and the bodies of the mur-
dereA man AMI wife wo"p tounl in the
yard about II O'clock 4, n. The son
is about 80 years old, and has been in
sane several wears, but has never at
tempted to injure any one before
KiE5oltrn Mirror.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-02
<A sE@%<~s-

TROUBLE At hILBoURN CITY.-Ne
hear that there is serious trouble at
k,lbourn City, growing ont of the &C.
ton ofthe dam ut that place, in the Wis
consin river. The shute, it appears,
does not answer the purpose, an the
few RATS which have gone over, have
been broken to pieces. Ofcourse, the
lunbernen are migrant, and threaten
to remove the obstruction What the
result is likely to be, we cannot guess.
Nil Sentinel