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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16
A Logical Baggage Master.

The post Of baggage master on railroad
train isnot an enyiabe one There is often a
wide difference between the company's regula-
tions and the passengers opinions of what arti-
cles, and what amount Of them, properly comes
under the denomination of baggage; and this
difference of opinion frequently subjects the un-
lucky official of the trunks and handbook de-
partment to animated discussions with certain
class of the travelling public. We lately heard
an anecdote of g George" the affable B. M. on
Captain Cobb's train on the Virginia and Ten
nessee road, which is altogether to good to be
lost
passenger presented himselfat way station
on the road, with two trunks and a saddle, for
which he requested checks The baggage mas
ter promptly checked the trunks but demanded
the extra charge Of twenty-five cents for the
saddle. To this the passenger demurred, and,
losing his temper, peremptorily asked:
"Will you check my baggage, sir 2"
" Are you horse ?" quietly inquired our
logical friend George.
"What do you mean, sir 2" exclaimed the
now irate traveller.
"You claim to have this saddle checked as
baggage 2"
Certainly, it's baggage" positively returned
the passenger.
Well" said the imperturbable George, "by
the company's regulations nothing but wearing
apparel is admitted to be baggage; and, if this
saddle is your wearing apparel, Of course you
must be horse ! Now, sir, just allow me to
strap it on your back, audit shall go to the end
of the road without extra charge whatever !
The traveller paid his quarter, and offered
George his head.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

The Pipa Is. CD Register, has the follow
ing in recent issue, describing an incident
among the slaves:
"Quite revival is now in progress at the Afri-
can Church in this city. We were present few
evenings since, and witnessed with much gratif-
cation their earnest devotion. Of the incidents
we cannot fail to note one A brother was
supplcating the throne eloquently, when another
brother called out in astentorian voice.
Who dat praying ober dar -"
The response was " OATS brudder Nose"
Hold on dar, Brudder Nose I" was the die
tum Of the former, you let brudder Ryan pray,
he's better 'quainted wild de Lord dan you
am y Binder Nose dried up, and brudder Ryan
prayed
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

AN ITEM FOR TAVERN KEEPERS Judge
Maynard (says the Pittsburg Cbronicle,) in
charging the Jury in the Nc Ternan case, stated
that where person sold man liquor who was
drunk, he was liable under the law prohibiting
the sale of liquor to Incorporate persons. If it
was shown that the man was not an Incorporate
person, the party furnishing him with the liquor
was still amenable to law, if he knew he was
drunk-even though he might have become in
toxicated accidentally, and it was his first
offence.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16
II 1t III d \ d 1t q.

Making Sure" Sally" said green youth
in a venerable white hat, and gray pants through
which his legs projected half a foot Sally, be-
fore we GO into this 'ere museum to see the en-
chanted horse, I want to ask you somethin. +"
"Well, Ichabod, what is it ~
"Why you see this ERE business is gwine to
cost hull quarter of dollar apiece, and | can't
afford to spend so much for nothin'. Now ef
you'll say you'll have me, darned if don't pay
the hull on it myself whip
Sally made non-c ommittal reply, which Icha-
bod interpreted to suit himself, and he strobe up
two steps at time and paid the whole ont
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

The Napole IN (Ark) Planter publishes the
following advertisement, it being an exact copy
Of the manuscript:
WHEREAS, matilda pinkham, my white,
" has left my bed and bord, and who SO ever
will bring her back shall be sutybel rewarded
let it be more or less. She had chestnut cullered
hare, lite blu les, lite skin shuse of small size,
find her du or her muther will be distracted, age
%, richard pinkham, of madbury if you can find
out eny thing about her, send letter tn dareau
postoffess of new hampshire, she went away the
9 of november, 1912, before she was married her
name was matilda hill the darter of ezra hill and
hammer hill Of alton
If that genius deserves his charmer back, the
schoolmaster, too, might advantageously be sent
home with her.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

A RETRIBUTIvE Justice has decreed that he
who wraps himself up ia his own selfish plans,
and refuses to alleviate human suffering shall
not only lack the sympathy of his fellows when
most IN need oft, but shall find himself altima-
tely arraigned at the bar of a reproviHg con-
science
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

FALSE FRIENDS. There is class of persons
who only make friends to use them If they
can get nothing out Of man, they do not want
his friendship. Such people treat their friends
like cigars they hang on to them, get all the good
from them and then throwing them away, spit
after them
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

Characteristic-A Yankee captain was caught
in the jaws of whale, but was finally rescued
badly wounded. On being asked what he
thought while in that situation, he replied " I
thought he would make about forty barrels"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

Gentlemen and Ladies'" said the Snowman,
here you have the magnificent painting of Dan
lei in the lions den. Daniel can easily be dis
tingulshed from the lions by the green cotton
umbrella under his arm. !"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

A runaway thief having applied to black
smith for work. the latter showed him some
handouts, and desired to know if he made such
work. " Why, yes, sir" said the fellow scratching
his pate "guess I've had hand in em."
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16
b. B. Blackwell, Publisher.
goet's 81 o q / /,
Woman.

w O4A4CO&4s
No star in yonder sky that shines
Can light like woman's eyes impart;
The earth holds not in all it's mines
A gem so rich as womans heart.
Her voice is like the music sweet
Poured out from airy harp alone
Like that, when storms loudly beat,
1t yields clearer, richer tone.
And woman's loves a holy light,
That brighter burns for aye,
Years cannot dim its radiance bright,
Nor even falsehood quench its ray
But like the star of Bethlehem,
Of old to 1srael's shepherds given,
It narshal's with its steady fame,
The erring soul of man to heaven.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

"Salley," said witty young man, to girl
with red hair, 4keep away from me, or you will
set me aire" !" No danger Of that, I" was the
answers 'you are too green to burn"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

Our friend Jones says he can travel, even in
these railway times without fear of an explo-
sion. He is blown up 50 often by his better
half at home, that he wont miss the loss Of the
other part abroad
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

A wag, speaking of the embarkation of troops
said, Notwithstanding many of them leave
blooming wives behind they go away in trans
ports"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

a lady, advertising for husband is partic
ular to have it understood that " none need
apply who are under six feet, upon which the
editor remarks
THAT lady is strongly in favor of by men"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

The recent marriage Of Mr.. Day and Miss
Field presents this singular anomaly, THAT al
though he won the field, she gained the day.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

There is a lady so aristrocratic that she refuses
to take a newspaper because it is made OF
rags
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

Mother, heard sissy swear" What did
she say ?" "She said she would wear her
darned stockings to church tomorrow"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

Reader, did you ever enjoy the ecstatic bliss
of counting? Ifyou didn't than you had better
get little gall-an-try.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

Profound silence in public assemblage has
been thus neatly described One might have
heard the stealing Of pocket-handkerchief"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-06-16

Humbug-when your wife says she loves you
and leaves the buttons off your shirt.
, 1859-04-09

a s&aftre Of storage 20 bu No ut 6Sc On taek 30 bu
do 1t &c onttack; go bu damp at Csc on track
oATs-KeceEta, .G75 Demand tettcr Tut prices M
Changed Sales tcday go bu prime Seed Oats at
hc 100 hu good No IN bags &c delivered Eoou No
ut <sc on track.
RfE-So receipts. Market nominal II sse at depot.
BARLEf-Receipis, IS bu. Market Ell dull. Sales
were :-eo7 tu No ii sc fies Of storage.
sEEDs-Rece!pta 9,9ts rs Market quiet. Timothy Ii
fair demand at sls With few small lots sod at that tEe
Glover dull at Hungarian eEass quiet. with sales
of 100 tu ut &1.oo
HfGHWlNEs- Receipts, Is lbls Market quiet and
nominal al e{49.3c
ALCOuOI-Declued 1c, Manufacturers prices 5lc per
gallon.
POTATOES -lseceipts ~ bu. Market veil supplied
With fair demand fos prime qualities but little for
common Sales toaay SO bu Wisconsin Aesinos
and Rsda ii 6oe dercrcd 100 sks Meshaunocks at . de
hvesrd; 20 bu common red. at eoc delivered.
PROVISIONS today wczr: 1900 Har,s In bulk It
&c, Ae4s PORK nominal at &l6-o9.
LARD-Somlnal at lie.
T4LL0W-Scarcc ard In demand al 1lc
HIDES-Reeelpts, 65:cso liz. Market active. Saes
were 10 Green Country Hides ut skc; "a Green Sailed do
1T 9c = do Cafa lsc; dry do 1t 1885, 10 do do 1t lse
II Green Sailed ZIP ut 1oc 81 Dry Flint Hides Ut lse dc
at IKE; "A Green Pets nj 40a@t t1.ao.
BCTTER-Cholce ron In good shipping demand Sale:
we.c 70 pkss good ro At IT, for St. Louis kegs con
1t 12l6c; choice table butter In demand s113ec.
EGGS-In good supply at 9G9xc.
POuLTKi-LIve Chickens t..s3 per dog Dressed 10
$eopet doz; Lse TarEeys Sc per III Dressed do, loe
DRlEDFnC1T-Appes, loaloxc; Unpa.ed peachea
| 10k&l1tc; Pared Peaches. 1GG1sc.
| cATTLE-Recepts, 10 head. Market entirely ccanet
out with buyers awaiting further receipts. Eaes were:
u he4d averaging $50 lbs.
| Il =" - 1l11 >" ".....s......,.,...........A- A-0
| Il 1877 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A.,
u lls3 .,..,.....,........,..4 ~
uoGs-Rcerp:s 1,175 Market E.7zl with good demand
| and none left over. Sales xcsr:
1ss hrad averaging l6o b at
! Il 1B Ds sat,..,.,....,......,.,.,....1 GO
/ lS f" 40 Is EsL,..................,.,.. Il, 81
| LUMBER Gc-Rcce'pts to-day To-, 90 feet lumber
ee 90 shiug!e; lso posts. Shipments by Canal: boos
fet lumber; ls3sio shingles; lscoo lahs Market quiet
with good nqu! for carIoes Sales cargo Of sct
Meridian, ffom Grand Haven, strip. nj 4sOocash; cyg
schE. Racine from Maultowoe with shlngies-on riyat
| tscu..
, 1859-04-09
tfinanrial a1l1 Commercial


Fa1pAx EsEs1So, April 8. 1sso.
The money market is decidedly dull with no
changes from day to day. We therefore repeat
former uota,ions, viz: Exchange II and close,
very; Discounts 10 z cent; Gold II; Street
rates nominal ut 1@2 = cent. per mouth, with
few transactions.
NEW YonE.-Thc Times Of the 9Th instant
SAYS:
The market for money is very quiet. The
rates undergo scarcely the slightest variation
from 4@5 4 cent. ut call, and 5@' = cent. as the
range for discounts tirst-clahs paper: Exchange
closed for the Doston nail earty in the day,
lo!a@1oei on London, only moderate b1ssi.
mes. tor tl.is opportunity. The Customs fell of
10 t54 ,ooo to-day. The whole transactions at
thu Sub-Treasury are inward, $las,5G3; out
ward, $4O3 ,6sa balance, II So, ,19S.
, 1859-04-09

tFu f*Avin1

Pm cAsApA.3 LIrERrOoL- March Il.
BRzApsTrus.-The1 1eadstuf market generally dull.
r. s. Co. quite American Gour very dull ind dh3eu;t 10
sel quot:tona viz: 1os@1 Wheat dull and steady.
Western Red 5ssdGi9s ID do White s. :dGcs; Southern
nut quotably lower; White Is sda7s a.
Fknvsos Bigland TO-, T. $. 4 20. and Mclien.y &
14U erces sld at S - a.; Pork dull and quota
fi1ls nominal l}arnn dull Cumberland brand 4a45s 6c.
1r dull. Some offerings made At = decline. TalIo1
slightly advanced Butchers quoted stso+s I'd.
A4up4-The UsUkcfs aud ushers circulars quote As1cs
stcady. ss.A43p. pots SIS pcarls
Sr6AE-SuEs4E steady. hut quiet. .
rUFFEE-FIrm. business limited, owing to short sup
I.'r+.
LoxpoS MosEr MAEKET.-Money slightly norr stringent
with an active demand. bullion III the bank Of England tas
decreased Es<l since last rcturns. cousos closed Fin
day At 96996H. ....
isINr,S saturday Afernoon-tonsols have yeccGed t6
95t95X, owfnE 10 announcement Of lnans In
liz and Russian acro1int American Stocks unchanged
IIt TO- Et2e st.cks ah Government llts in TN
rnsed c1ua1d, with aciyc markell Railroad rutitie.
unchanged.
LArksr.-Lvcr1ool. satusjay-Tnadstuds quiet, tu
steady. Provisions quiet.
, 1859-04-09

CTtATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
/ ~ t',s,t %-.rfi-.En 1uur. N.-.h

Tern, iasS.
I.ha,:ss Iaesaz Tila Iar.:sn Juha B. Kz:.at md
4. r. E,3ne!-p -ps:..t:"n !'f nee.a.sea Lea.
A.xta,., IL tAe an~i4rsce u Iu,.u II K:.h. md r
e. KlnrL Ltfrsa:i a.'se .a..d k,,inx tern v il lie
otstr II sd r,,:k Il 4:d C!sru:t t,s,, II IS l:uunt
N.tic~ Is htsrs given to The ad ht. H. knIrh. a.. IL X
Earnrl taas s4 complainant lied his I.t:,". { Me-
caaaies Liza in sad Cus. tie lth .av Il 1.3
aad tha s:1n"a* tht'vlpon .s.uei n,:t u sa tyIr
.saiass satd .rt.:'!anit ;.uttie nft Nelly Il
rsl :ha r*so.sy e. h - sa a'ear te:c "a cct
l~ hnlra .: Cai=zo In ss! C.k cou:,r "a Tie r yon
cay q Aa:rh lss AID pai. Answer eaus /, IT, I'd
ccnpa..arts f%tittna tc and tie rar .t thinv-
therein changed Ard stated will se taken a. evs- as,I
cecrereIseEe yeu aec1.sEg IL the tra1e- LII h
NN. L.CuLKCl. f1~rl.
dRfEI ANTHONY. toE'p'F. E.hsS-iN
, 1859-04-09

Heavy Losses by Fire in New Orleans.
New onLEAss, April THE levee Press
fire yesterday WAS in the poorest par, Of The
city The houses were small, mud the loss
amounts tn only ts5o,ooo. 80
At noon today Hale's warehouse, half a
square in extent. On Fulton street, with large
quantity, Of bales Of baggging,. gunnles, rope
nnd western produce, with eight partially oecu"
pied stores adjoining, were destroyed BY ire
The loss ig about $20V.QlV
, 1859-04-09

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
FElpAr. April s, 1s32.
CLEARED.
Josephine Ii Safe. e, 81 Il lumhcr.
E. II. Hooper, L. sale n,alt # u,ntrr.
Wm. MeI1sSnL Il Slc. lis .1A Il Lumber. ....
Thames, Ia SsL-. ltt:s luristr, 1u shscc% II 30
l1th
Wave Norris 6sssl Il lumber. shingles kegs nils
Geo Washington Juliet Light.
Empress. Il Sale lu.s10 II lumber IS 30 slngIcs 43Q5
iath-
ARRIVALS.
Geo. Wa.ltnenn joliet, u cubic yard. atoat.
Ak H., La sale light.
Thomas Richmond. Ia Sale, Hight.
Locklst iekie't c0 tu com. 20 bals hshwirts, so
lbs clover SEED.
Eha1ans La Sallc. Light
, 1859-04-09

ARRIVED.
st.r In.nu Morgan Grand Haven lon h's snere, II III
shingles l4h tails sa>li ~ ks.rt4 hides.
Tn,ri Mslr> ls,1t>Hl llnle Saul'r fo0 III unlss k0
sslr t:sr, Roberts N,!-n lon Washington 4s eds ~"o
sslr S;sa Suliti Two E;vcss, III eclsr l.-, III Ill.
selr i,.t ls,rker Nt1~.n, 1;ar!nc, II: III lunl1~r.
Sct,y Transit Iltas. Man!uN,c. tast III shingles.
S,.tr llunELtk fi15trrl!h. Silei.ysan light.
Sxhr tct,u., Thnn,I-.n, rort Tin. 10 c.ls w'sAi.
sell, l'e Forest; Thompson, Little Sauhte, 1Gl uEEr.
s.lr I.nc* John, WcssI1lln Little Sanhlc. 6U m ut~t
SSlr st. Iawr1t,.. .3tlns.. Fn Naslncnu ~ 1s wtu3
>ei,r ItclikolanG Aektnr,n. Mn.l :" lt.trr.
Srlr Alvin Glark. HeIr Nnf River. i.J crt11 posts.
sthr Mariner, .f,sur. Shtlsys4l. leA Cd. ~.nI.
sth. kisis tsrant, I.1>ou. NusleEnt, 81 III luntsr.
sch1 svuS.s,rr, thrtan<ou, Ptr NaaAinEtuu- 43 Gus
waot-
LEAKED..-............Ap,ii $.
Stmr lIuyon Nara' f;rana Hayen c. geen hides " ls
Hour. llls lrask- btls herf, ii lE1-s meal tons
HtIr. ......... ...
ifer taltna Ste.l Rua, 500 tu uheat n+1 h.s four
-, Krren hides. l.hNtry hides.
Tr,p L. MtIys, Nser~E. Little Sa.hlr, Light.
1n,p Evergreen lily. Chamberlain. tnnK~nf 10 ha.2
an hl. r'rk 1s4a hi. tnr ldb kes lad. hsits
h1ms ~ hhds to!nc,s. Ito DRY hides. a2s gsrrn hides
Isrg Fanny. iariiurr. Sullivan; Grcn Hay. light.
Srhr t;eu. kute's1s Nrls'n Pun Washington, light.
Ser Transit lae. Mant"wot. ~ t'* tonE, tuus shos-
Sthr tipytr t'iy, lsrlt. Shetoykll1. light.
SehT M1.ner .rt<, ShttorEatl. Light.
Sclr Eur1t1t IEinIle. Marlustf. light.
Brig s. i. Gale McGnn. Ocunto. Light
, 1859-04-09
TfQut Rutircs.


MORTGAGEE'S SALE:-Where-
nss IL AL l. L. e Il M IT, & + Sefe
q T. a ns III s IS eo ssaz TX
% III ;ss s. ~. 1. % = q: q
h. IL a. sspsbel IN sh of - ~ s1d
e s. .ss 4 .ss.;d q sess s'2
Mnots, md fnowp nd desGieed - tonox ~ 1o.n snj
described follows VIZ ooEneneluk u po!nt txeaty.
rvds nos;h rum the .ontaxes. e5ats & ssoa
txsn. weag &: aans @
s sssass rssa sos @ se
6Tee haadrsd and twenty to, fo4 theaee sa1h eighty
afass Ssy 10 sts s. sss e. .fss sy .ss;1 %
theuce north hundred ~ s*ven Cu1 a hsnse sa.s
ss;E ssst +: sSs;;
si John Ap In the payment of TIE two sss q
G. ceuls nae u caaoa FL Cook County Ih!aois BY
deczssA ordes epte1ea At ths JanuaFy iss1a asEsoi
9ps epa 1s = nd
e. = I s3S{
lie Syen % III - nosass hs shyal5 r!
xh T. ss s %% %% BY ID ID Al T. '3 IA p ss
Due % upaa M sd including tat*test and .he
EXPENSES tAe0 Ut AAu4N tt4 ~ ILA3
ths ther parcels Of 1 lauds a1t en.asent ecyrF4ily
conveyed 10 said compl.aants by aid APPEL should 1
necessary prrdutt The fill amount due aforesaid. heh
ingthe the Inverse ess. II he date of the
| eet,veyAoets Aforesaid.
Now. therefore. IN coastest:oa Of the nls Al: +;
yi{tuc power OF sale contained In said dt
public notice Is herty given ~ the said
shteubc,get. titlt slal1 "Wednesday the at t.y &
April L. b. 1853. At the aonh door II the Court House !!
said city Of Chicago, u 10 o'clock IN the f4rrEooa u aa
dsy se puet auction. to the bidder fur cash th
said l1nts aid tenenents many pan here1f ares
uly conveyed BY sail John AIxl 10 ii. sid DE rerr
asu the said cGnlplnapts sid suit In ChAnctry,
+ u Irns the fu:l amount due on ssl NUT
for principal Interest cost aid expenses afrs2ti ss:.
1st The parrel conveyed By sid APPEL To said Peterson Al
10 tn7ny of the other Ikar II necessary ~ au'e
sI IN the invcae uref u thu dates Ut the cocEc!1oe
tAersot the several GRANTEES Of said Ar.! and u +
right equity q redemption IT sall John Apv his hei
md aua In ths pa,et sold in PURSUANCE v said dse.'
ia orrf to sall the amount oE due ne BY virtue Of II
sad and n.or.EaEs and all costs aEd eij~ss@
CURED IN advertising M selling said premises Far moi
particular description Il u. seyesl l.zrs above e;
iionel. deeds rey1l In ths KsyoEss. sss e..
1xa..tia bis wife John L. Higgins. BstKt AcGe, Ckat.
Kuhl Jal.e= GaEln.1 and Ole f.t4rson.
GEORGE K. SIOENEERGEE
Coz11L WAITE i JAxtso1. Attorneys fur 81 lnt:sHste
, 1859-04-09

MALARIA;
Particularly Fever and Axue.
t; svst .n1 ~ vI .s f ~ ,hs sa .ss s1.s
sara sna tass IL sss "f ths Ws. snc . k,s
i''Ss. infsasns, =. i: Kssea s;ssa : :s. s iSs
aa.nt lus ct1n Il tss :ti sy,s J.; q, ~ 'ase
ani ana i1y :T sssia 10 ass:;s + =;
oIsy al tizt h3s I'd ts ty G9a. ,s h M L.
Not1sE, H. Feb. y. lst:7.
MESsEs NAM SS<a |, ~, W ~ - y?aE ;'s
1nancn, cur Il Ill r,aaiio1ls diseases We ch,vstay
ncn,n;end wostAy hat great na"s It ha' ~te7s'*F
soia " WV 1st9i 1ln,v vou4s RICHARDS j THOMAS
GALLON, Ohio. April !. l$S..
nj to hs -. axee '' Hssns etere c"y III est. u
pi. ';: " Nsaas @ Hsse .i,sa II, xsi.y Il IT, rs ,5te
de tlus'.y u,s i,.:a,,s II ~ ,aS.'sr
e us compound 'ss'nn':sa T. i EGko Ell Iaeii i5a M
yrssrs MANN asIs. c5s;;14 !ss: III i.1is - ssa
your Akue As.m fos the bast fhss yeas 10 sss = Ter
8: ,':iay ~ 1s.y flsys Il be t T. Re
1a axu. ~ vithog. fzn
PHILL1MAS i kEAENs, Druggists.
Ga st 1Ss fss,s H. y ;1o;x ,s Of
stzs 'sa IF EI Fi;s fS;ss Il e ~
1rux;rAs Michigan, june Il. Isis.
MExsRs. $. &. MANN C0. Gallon ohio-Sc.s: .t;., =!
nne,f,si 81 shls ftvtr md akut, Aod - hare aTEe
| Who ds2e9dee5 upon ny seet ,ef ~ sne ,t ae
fand theT AZ lex.o1s) found none to cur until s
your Ass Ba hare nessf saooa or ~ H. pa @ a.
ia hays nov eea sound for thsee and An eon
ddert Il d the only thtag that WI nafes IA. wnon
1ouI1 GEly. IT, +. hooO.
SIX. MANN 4 CO., Fzopz.etoss. Gallon o.
o.J. WOOD CO., St Louis. No. Soie Nhoiess!s ~
Arra far ii the WeeIn States and Itutores ana sold
b ~ good dzu<xsta-
, 1859-04-09

C,TATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNT,


MORTGAGE SALE.-W 1lereas,
lsl T. Hush Spencer and Mary H.. b. wift. III "n the
l,t siy Of March, A. II. le and deliver h N.ii
j; Ukdyn mortgage conveying Lut !. I'tk 8. knl!,,
Addition T. tl1e City u talsko co%i e,:tY s:s = w w
Ecr tork County, rliuis in liok y u A":.-, Fsc
- and. when default 7s !*sH Ere In n
ty sceurtd to liz paid ant whereas the said VIA H. nteE
did, by IN Instrument reone ln te R.ennitFs ,aes g"
assign the said nosttlr :" !. e. lirler n Davis AID
James Thomson ass,rs of tic Western Eask If se't
l4i. Notice. ~ therefore. hs:rhy given that untrr and In
pursuance Of The powers In aid Ionke anal as>ntrt
cuuilr,l shall Mu.d4,. te 18th Lay ef April n.1t
Euur, HOUSE, III thu City u CLica, Hsl At putle sae fur
ch the rrsn.es conveyed in >all EaurSv ~ Asse.aL
fJ.r GgscIil+I aud lsu al thu improvements thtr~l.
JAMES THOMSON,
]. Z. 3. DAVIS,
AaI..n,t@. &c.
, 1859-04-09
DIED.

On Thursday. April .th, FRANK. sna ct j. ~ aad Ar
Ttlle 5. Adst, aEEd ytAss and : months
Friends Of The family invited to assena Tie funeral
on Saturday afternoon, II o'clock, from No. los Mousos
street,
, 1859-04-09

R,xcop, Ne. April Mrs. Potter, an old
,odr sIoH %er Two sons aged 40 and IS, and grand
house h.s IL Lee, last night They probubly su1o-
cated, as they made no struggle. Another son
saved himself by jumping from the attic VIII =,
dow. They we're the only occupants OF 'ne
house. L.:
, 1859-04-09

The Northern Railway Of Canada,
And At TuE,'A:, With
TIE GRAND TKrNk RAILWAY
Far Mrn;ral, ts1lt..r. l.. 1.:A.,. amt Ii,-:.l Ana
LAKE. ONTARIO STEAMERS r,4 NittiAEt FALLS.
'evrn aid farc Vincent a:i t':!c;!~hnstA with
t.rt.,nt t..t1n f1Ar,i. FIR H~t,s anI i.rr.n..Iae
faEt. the ftF.st tttri btwct:l uxtt:..tus:h and
lt~trn.
The orc lus Is nnt3ua!t-! tr nR1ta1sy and aspaich
fr LIS l,.l Fs:.t !,turzl TIN sn4 EIet.
AMI Srx Ecg:1f. >t4s.> lad ':As-4!a
Fl: Err:s h: r la--.s., aI',!s I"
\. +. sfENs:EE Z C,t, A.r1ts
a.. csfGs Fu.t II l.A<...r *.., 'hEa:u. II,
, 1859-04-09

Murderer Sentenced ~ be Hanged
ALBANY, n. Y. April 6,-O'Br;cn, convicted
OF the murder Of his wife at cohoes, has been
sentenced To be executed in June
, 1859-04-09

~ Sots tislk ranntv. Circuit C.s:s1: rok Couny:
ln Ch1EeeTy. tAcLn. MLrrh !>th, 2. D4stl G,a and
N!E:ua t. ihi45;s vr. .1als+s r. Hoyt.
:, Paai:s ntis. III aslsiy Gssn TIA. l. l;!as FntT
il pu;.s:aacs 1t si.sssa urtt snte:e iii tbs As sat~
..uss n Is A4id ca"s. ~ ths Astc! txrsn l4 is~s
As at FuLli Aur,iL sls ss tia4sr .uT Al t,s
fito~r. te>47~l t. II !s:id eiults III s t,::,r u
Gsi. Aata - ll!'so Wit Lutlw lHk. S".ta",at
If lasr Aid Nts.. slttlsi-l,u f pli Lat Ne
.3' II tke Cl,:al Tri-tev. .t-.!t :.iuu III >t.tu %
ii Township thirty !sc ~, css! tAc. fourteen va
vrtn !vhn.s, III. sts y u Ai.rt j. Il. "a? attr:
"cI~<k il tie tusra, Il s! LAY. Il III. S:l "r III its
sta.e af':r44:I. L.f.F.AlNE. FREEZER.
, 1859-04-09
COMMERCIAL.

FR,pAr EVENING. April s.
The movement Of Produce, &c, during the
past twcnty-fuur hours will he found III the tol-
lnwing tables:
aEcE1rTs PRODUCE, Ac,--Arn1L 6.