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Wpex' How of .'kicks. A far-
rraiJin f-"'r ni'Ir! r01" L""'1''. io'rmed
- it.it f.mr larce forest trees, which
jjOBl'11. r.-
.ji nood in fin ,,r ""'" were ,,,,,wn down
.Thursday night. the fia-t Ming upon the sec
lfWJso on, llkcarowof bricks, .!. up by
... bS to knock each other clown.
i.dy Ai'Hii.. ''A (Jxl March
fif is taltl f Kobeit South", the pt,
michandv Ajii a " art' now having
Ikm poetry,
Iir-fl." and Th recollection
rf w middle r""'1 person,
'IVraVa a f.-l!..A ! . it."
cd upon cot suiting with "th- oldest ind.abitant"
Jf find that his recollection i "orroliorati vc. It
jaeertain sign that money is easy in tin clouds
V then the Clerk of I In weather can "raie the
m'nd" with puch Ion hi- iinlivi-lunl name.
i Grover IIakkr's St:vi(; M iiink.
f JJr. WnhO-gondhy, thf trv. l:ii ii-i t t .f these
' wLlratt'd iiiJtfliiin'fl, is now lit the I.at.s-n Hmi'-i,
, there be iH In li.iy n-. t tinf vh. w i-h
iee them in ojierati.ti. It i u.-li-- t.i say
Ktthing in cotniin'iidiit'on of t!i-sr liirhiin-j,
Jortheir falue fc" well known by :ttl. (nit a
tumberof them are now in n' imhis city,;i. 1 ive
perfect fati?f.K.ton. We ;vJvi tii" l.nli" of I.an
lisgtocallon Mr. O. and ex ui.ine this rnnriii ie fur
bm'!res. Hi- ol'iee hours ar from VI-A.
ir.M.
irui Sxow. Tw;!ve inl- of i.n-.v f'l! in
S. Paul, Min., on the lt mst.
RrriKED. 15. drat llrownlia-? retired from the
ftirial d'-parttiuMit ol the Mi:jri lltntfftl .
Fi'tPiKE Peak. Aiiothvr party of ix, l ft
Mroit for Tikes' Peak on Wednesday.
?rcit a Wim. lliw it di 1 bio on Thursd.iv
kjt, and how in did pour on Wednesday night.
Free Cura-it. A ! rimn h U organized
in Xew York.
THE Pf rSBTTFRT OF DETROIT. This Ru-i. toll
body were lien in sesion last week.
A IB a ST. This ancient city has overthrown
Locofucoisin, on Wednoalty, horse, f.xf, ami
drxjoons.
Fivalr EiTRRrtusE. Two girls passed thro'
Providence, III., a few days since on their way
to file's Teak with an ox team.
Ciiajgr or Kami. The Un'n is to become
at UoHttHttn. It has loni; Im-cii its mism-
lerpreter.
Cacss. The Jackson r.ttri-t says that Che
sey was removed from the Jackson Post Otrice,
because ho did not pay the drafts of Government.
FlC PC JolR. The Republicans of Washiit
too a few davs since fired one hundred guns over
tb recent elections at the North and West.
The Notk or PR.rARATioi. The N. Y. Trl
j iun is) urging powerful speakers, such as Sena
1 tort Wilson, Kcssenden, Trumbull and Wad., Ac.,
i to make a stump tour in Minnesota.
Pat Posf. For.. The hundred days, not of
Xipoleon, lut of the New York Legislature in
which they can receive pay, is up, and a speedy
rejournment is lookt d for.
Turn asant. Hon. A. II. Stowtll, a l.ooofo
to member of the State Senate, from Detroit of
1S53, was last week, on Thursday, convicted of
fcrgrry in Macomb county.
Obligatiox. We are under great obligations
j to Hon. D. C. Leach, M. C, for hi attention to
I our wants in the Document line, and not less so,
1 fort liberal supply, very opportune, of Patent
j 0c Garden Seeds.
Focjd at Last. A Locofocu exchange Las
vered the reason of their miserable defeat
Ai Spring the I.ocofoeos are all gone to Tike's
Peak, but are coming back with gold enough to
eat os in iSfA
Thi LIravt Roots or tub Teriow. James,
describirg the costume of heroes, inevitably
les thetn the "heavy boots of the period."
T- other punctuation family, doubtless go slip
itod. Gou. The Star in the Wet, from Aspinwall,
"eftdRtXew York on Wednesday evening,
"iBg the mails of the J. L. Stephens from
Sttiwcisco, March D brought $I,loi'.iHo in
P'i News not important.
Poucr Chajc.e ix New York. Governor
a Wednesd.iT last, nominated Ex-Judge
lcbeirUhotffer and Isaac II. Railey, of this
Qt7, for Police commissioners, in place of Gen.
57 ad Mr. Ward.
fc-iTT Law ix New York. The Registry
is Rgreed upon by the Senate, pacd that
7 on Wednesday hy a vote of 1 to 13. As
a MI Joes not differ" from the one adopted by
Assembly, there is a fair prospect that the
Cwbouy wiaconcur
"It T
U will le recollected by the Iinsing
jkcos, who lost some four hundred dollars
st Fall' election in betting on Fret Pret
jJt,'' that such is not the safest mode of
Cheboygan will gire, prolvablv, 73 majoritv,
trari U'if thty ot tick,ts- Manittiu
tuf'V5: ,f llle Rteamboat Mitton reacht d
he left here on the id."
the steamer Michigan loaded with Loco-
M.n'0t'r,? Anw triclt f"r Admiral Oliver,
"Jt ?Slf wd'Kndin- of every de,
Srf,,r.J5 In connection with the
Vocal Hoors. Two hdie coming into a lec
ture toom in Rochester, very cold, stood over
the register until their eteel Loop became Lot,
sat down and screamed, dirn:ii!Y and simrlu-neou-!v.
Hiftii WaTF.a North. The Midland SonCnrt
says: Last -aso:i, in the month of June, the
Tittabawasai was flded from two to three fe-t
higher than the oldest settlers ha 1 ever before
witnessed, and this sr,.i:l? ix raised several
inches more than then.
Mklasciioly Accident. On Thursday the
7th inst., a John Small, a s. am.in on board the
SeLootier L'h;f,!t was in the act of uking in
the mails;!, he became entangled in the fail and
wa throw m overboard, and was drowned, says
the Port Huron 1'rt.
IksHNLLL Kor.M GriLTr. Uu-hneU wxs
found guilty in tlio 1". S. District Court of rescu
ing the negro John at Oberlin. Sent'-oc4 not
pronounced. This in the first of the Oberlin
rescue indictments rie.l. This trial took pla. at
Cleveland, (.
Saltv. Tiie aggregate of Fait manufactured
in the I'nited States, during the year 18.",$, was
1 miOii. NVw York manufactured 7,'1.
ii'nt, Oiiio l.OimiOO, Virginia 2,(ui,it(.t and
P.-nn.-ylvat.ia 1mvhm. The consumption f,f
salt i-i this country i.s estimated at sixty pounds
pt-r Lend of the population.
AiRict I.TCRAL Coli.k;k. R. F. Johnstone,
f'.-l., editor f)f the Jliriioan J-'urinT, lias bcti
tt-nden-d the appointment of C.eneral Superinten
dent of the State Agricultural College. The dn
ti of this olliee we understand to be that of a
practical farm Superintendent. Salary -iJ
wit ?i a house.
Kkpi iii.tr.tN Cfci.KisR t rios in VASiiii.rv
Th- IJeriubliearn of W:t-hi;ijr'"n Titv a!d vii:ii
tv c..lebra?ed J.f!.-?s1.i'-!.ir,id,iy with great -j.irit
yt ptcrday. Fraru-is I. : iir pre-i 1 :d and I.iuiel
f. ;.oiIee .1 -liver, d t!. ..ratioti. T!ie h f.d
writing on the wall begins to 1e d'se..nii!ile
through the mists which too long env. -loped the
Capitol.
ItATfl I' Row THE i U.K. u Wednesday mor
ning in Detroit, about Lalfpa-t elg'-if o'.-hic!,,
while Mr. Iadore Heghein was pas-iiig down
Randolph street on (.xit, he was mhiii alter pa
sing the corner of Crogan .treet, struck by the
nof of the cupola of the German I'nited Piotes
taut Church, and fo severely injured tliat he
died.
r:S.SVLVMA IKMo R( Y. The Aliti-I'-
roni.toit rK.mocr.'i's of Pennsylvania hel.laState
Convention at Harri-burcr, on Wcdriesdiy. It
whs fu!!y and strongly attended. John Hickman
tc.ade the opening seech, which was pointedly
:t:iii-Iiuchauan anil anti-subinission to the eon
s;iilv inereasirig exaction of the Slave Oligar
chy. This Convention will do good in other fr'
Sratesas well as in Pennsylvania.
Srtn r ok John Jcixct Ahaw. The D s
t.i;i 7";vr,' r, says it h is been proposed, and the
prop i-ition meets with favor arnotig pro'iiiuent
me!:i;ei s o' the legislature, to appropriate ?1',
oim f.oni t;e Sf-ite treasury for the pnvuretnent
of a stitute .t the " old man eloquent,"' t' be
placed within th.j State House ground. When
tbcv put. Ad mis into stone, they should immor
talize Cal. I I'li-hiti.? in brass.
A iiooo ArcoiMMKNT. Hon. E. Rckwood
Hoar, of Concord, Ma-- achusetts, has b-en con
firmed lv bnv, Ranks a Associate Judge on the
I nch of the Supreme Judicial Court, in place
Of Judge Th"lil:! re.-'glied.
Judge Hoar formerly .-at in the Common Pleas,
which he left for th mo-t lucrative practice in
New England. lie i a noble specimen of a
mt;i, a jurist and a freeman.
Oit, Pkar, How Cii aritaiii. we are all at
Once. n Monday evening say the ?..iier,
as the Republicatis wereccle'ua'iug th.-lr victory
in Hastings, by burning a few pounds ot powder
the cannon; a defeated hwofoco candidate
sid they had better spend their money for the
benefit of the poor."
So they do Mr. Loeofoeo. They spend it for
the benefit of the poor tin; oppressed the en
slaved. Crr AM Lip. Three weeks ngo, letter writers
at Washington informed the public that a Cabinet
meeting had solemnly determined (with the t.o.
leinnily doub.les of a community owls) that the
Administration members of the next House wo'd
lie enough to organize it. This grand feat gas to
In' done by gaining one member in Maine, one in
New Hampshire, electing three in Connecticut,
aided by what few of weak faith, now elected.
that could be picked tip by promise of prefer
ment. It looks dark for an Administration Spea
ker.
Prttt Sorn. Gov. Morgan give, among
others, the following sound reason for refusing to
pardon, or to commute the sentence of Mrs. Har-
turg :
"If, therefore, Mrs. Hartting is guiltv of t!
crime of poisoning her husband, 1 cannot recon
cile it to tiiv ideas of dutv to sue her from the
penalty of the law imposed upon her crime.
Thejury have by their verdict cinsciention;v
arrived at, as I believe declared that she is guil
ty of this ciinie, and the Judge, whose fairiic-
an l numanttv are a'ltnitteii, savs tnat "tin' ver
dict was clearly warranted by the tetinionv.'
After a careful examination and consideration of
the evidence and ot her own statement, I am un
able to say, that had I been one of the jury. I
could have orrived a ditVerent conclusion. I be
lieve her to be guilty ot the deliberate murder of
her husband by poion:ng."
Sc-orchinc. If a worn out political hack a
mercenary venal sycophant could feel, we should
like to Lave the Loeofoeo apologists of the Ty
ler sentence, rea l the following note from the
bereaved and indignant widow of Jones tin mur
dered man, whose bltd is estimated ft one
dollar !
Tj the F.litor o; the Ire.- Tre-s :
Since the termination of thu trial and sentence
of Wm. H. Tyler for the murder of my husband,
in the United State District Court, I have
deemed it proper to contradict the assertion
frequently made and possibly believed, that I
visited the jail to see Tyler soon alter his ar
rest, and to sympathize with him. That i
ct tirtly false. I went there to see what the
person looked like, who could shoot down, in
cold blood, an unoffending man, so that if 1
chanced in after life to meet him, I might know
the murderer tf my husband. And all other
stories about the matter are also fabrication. And
as tht sentence of the murd rer, 1 could Lave
much to say, but I know that your space will not
permit it. Nor will 1 trouble you with any re
ply to those who attempt to prove that the Court
have done their duty. 1 a:u willing that the
reader houM judge tor himself whether Tyler
has got Lis just punishment or not.
Rut the testimony as to the character of Capt.
Jones, which appeared in the public prints, de
signed to cast an imputation on his character,
after hi dentil, i shameful in the extreme, es
pecially as the whole was a tissue ot falsehood,
as can be eai!y proved by many who knew- him
well. He was always a kind and affectionate
husband. This is the 1e-t evidence require
that the charges made by the defense during the
trial, were untrue, and intended only to palliate
Tyler's offense.
1 am now willing to leave the murderer to the
stings of Lis own conscience and the judgment
yet to come. Elles II. Josis.
Detroit, April S, IS5D.
A gentleman wb has rece.it'v returned from '"eets " ith eufacierit encouragerui. r.t, to c
England, relates an auecdatc of Mr. Spur--or. n.ei.cc irnmediatelv a coe.re of kstructi.:-- i
that is to,) good to be lost. The great preaVr.-r ti,0 c;tr t.f LunsiuV, on the riuo Fvrte, M-li-had
for hia ttem.-one dav the power of Lidivii-L ., , i ; .i v " ':
u:il, personal t !r.,rt, and i illustrate i: be told a i l'tar BjnS!D- Alrt' t:ioru?h
story of a " Yar.k-e," Mr. Spurgeoa called a! '1 hiTm'J1)7- for particulars enquire Ht the
him. w ho boated that he could whip the entire ' printing office.
r.ngiirti nation ni-n :!. And how could he do j
it ? said a by-tar.der. " Why, fe aid the Yankee, j
l wouM taKe one hngiishman at a time; I
would whip him, and I then I would uke ano
ther, and so I would go along until I had whip
pen the entire ration." At the close of the ser
mon, Mr. Spurgeon, the relator of the anecdote,
and several friends, retired into a vts ry. Soon
after there came a tall, lean-faced, solemn looking
mm, who ha led from the State of Maine. He
presented to Mr. Spurgeon a letter of introduc
tion, and was w elcomed by the preacher. Soon
Mr. Spurg-on addressed the rew corner by say
ing: "Well, my American friend, how do yu
like my illustration of individual power drawn
from your countryman h," said the uiem
ber from the Pine Tree Sta'e, " I waj pleased
wi'1: it because it was so true,'' and this was said
with the utmot solemnity of tone and gravity of
manner. "So true, so true," -aid Mr. S ; "what
d you mean, sir " I knew a Yankee that did
th it once,"' w;ia the reply." " Am! what was his
n.iti:"?" Mr. Spurgeon aked to which the Yan
k'e answered, "The name, sir, was George
Washington ; perhaps you have heard of him."
Mr. Spurgeon was dumb for a moment. He then
joined in a hearty laujrh, and allowed that " the
l aiikc-e was too much for him. Jiifi.n J-nr
Ri'Euw Co'.onosckkl Catsas. The Grand
Rapi Is llnll knows a thing or tro it says :
"While upon a visit to Detroit, a we. k or so
before the election, we tink occasion to erquire
of a number of Democrats as to the chances of
Gov. IVloh in vat ions portions of the Sta'e. Jt
ir p- ared to be the general impression, that the
Republican majority would be largely decreased
and that Wayne county, and Detroit in partic
ular, would evidence what Democrats could and
uoulldo. In return, we gave our opinion as
fallows: That Kent county was usually warmly
cor.vsted. and such would be the case at u.'
election. That in the city both pa-tva appeared
tii -ire listlegs than was usually the tvse ; but in
t'ie country the excitement was pretty well up.
That the Republican majority would .ro'jably te
.tlweit the same as usual ; and that J,d.. Martin
would run ahead of his ticket. The res ;!t ii.i ;
coniirmedour imjiressiiuis as to Kent county.
What Detroit has done is well known to our rea
ders." A Sickle 4 Case ix Maimsov. We learn from
a gentleman from Madison, Ind., that the inhab
itants of that city were thrown into a state of
excitement by a lament ibh; affair occurring on
Saturday night Ia-t. It appears that for some
time past a citizen engaged in the saddlery busi
ness has entertained suspicions of the virtue of
his wife, and resolved to satisfy himself it! regard
to the matter. According, ou Saturday last, lie
informed his family that lie should leave in the
evening for Cincinnati. About'.' o'clock, Low
ever, lie returned unexpectedly to his home, and
found l is worst feur realized. A neighbor of
Irs, oho -o t"se,Ml of ci.n-;,h ritl.lo means,
was the intruder. Th. injured husband found
the guilty couple in b-n, and without an instant's
dej.iy, he drew a revolver io:d shot th.- seducer
dead. He then left the Louse, at..! gave him
self up to the authorities. ''im-i:, ,.:: Tun',
AfT.l 11.
Av r.NFXi'ECTEO FoP.Tl E Several years
i-ince, Jose Martinez, "the son of ji c.r t.ut hon
est parents," left his native city, liuono Ay re,
and came to Boston to seek hi f.e tune. Not fie
d;ng tin? article sought fir, he bound hiiu-elf" ;in
aptuentice to learn the art of saihiiakms. and
soon became a good workman, making :
the same timeot all witli whom !.e lu I :ejuaii'
tance. Thus he worked along cheer full v several
vears, earning a good jiving. .A u-w wciks smce
he received a letter from Ruenos Ayres, inform
ing him that a rich relative had bequeathed him
monev and estates worth two or three hundred
thousand dollars, and urging bis immediate re
turn. Prompt to the call of dutv what an
Agreeable dutv be sails this day in the bark Em
ily Wilder, Capt. Swift, for Ruenos Ayres. Lo
tn TravtlU, April 5.
Pork now Mrcrt to tits RrsatL or Cons.
J. R. Cross of Eat Highgate, Vt., paid l,ij' for
a pig, 1 4th Suffolk to three-fourths native, of 7
pounds weight, April lo, 1 Si ; fed on mil and
clopar.il It. 12 bushels of corn meal, made into
pudding, until Dec. f and then killed, and weigh
ed 3'J6 pounds of pork. He says :
"The question t not answered, from tne fact
tha I fed some milk.but I have cotne to the con-
chliion I got ab.mt ti"2 pounds of pork for everv
bultel of corn fed. This I think i us much pork
as a bushel of corn will make, unless there should
be a difference in the breed of hogs. Some think
there is, but I have been inclined to think the
difference is in feeding." X. Y. Tri'tuv.
(!t s. Jackson's Goi.n Sxfif Ro. A private
letter from Nashville informs us that Col. Andrew
Jackson, having been et'.l'.ed away to his planta
tion very suddenly to attend to import a:. t busi
ness affairs, as well as to bring his family to "Tht
Hermitage," has been compelled to deferthe for
imil ire''Nt,iti''U of the gold box recently awar
ded by him to Gen. Ward R. Rurnett, under the
vote of the New York Regiment, until Gen. Run
nett, who is Surveyor-General, can go to Kansas
and Nebraska to place his deputies in the field,
an 1 return to Nashville to meet i !. Jackson.
.V. i ' (7 o- h'fju-.rtr, April 1.
lilSCTF. of A Ml Kt-Ettl R FROW J.4II.. On
Tuesday night last, while the jailor ot the Ross
county jail, .n Chillicothe, (Oriio,) was in atten
dance at a we lding, le.ing only a servant gtrl
to guard tlie building, a man wearing a mask en
tered it and pointed a pistol at h.-r bi east and
demanded the key of the cell. The terrified
girl delivered them t him, a .d he forthwith
ptocecded to liberate Ca lwalladcr Wallace, who
was awaiting his trial fir murder, and two other
piio;ie, all of whom escaped.
A Lic.nr Horse on thf Pemnsfla. An ap
propriation of s.i.oo') was made by the late Con
gress for building a Light Housj on th' Peninsu
la of Grand Traverse Pay. H.ri. D. C. Lea -h,
our Representative in Congress, i entitled to the
thanks of every citizen of Grand Traverse, and
all who navig-rte these waters, for bis earnest and
suecostul efforts in getting an appropriation for
so important a measure. (r.i'i. Tri"tr Ihr.
o7.
Accipent. George Kennedy, Mate on the
vesel " George Thurston," met a sad accident
yesterday, white taking on a cargo of lumber
from the mill of Oaks Holland. His foot got
caught in some shape, bending the foot so that
his toes touched the calf of his leg breaking
the bone twice. Ib wid undoubtedly lose his
leg. '. Vhtir lirpuf-Vif-iu.
April UUh, at the houe of S. R. Greene Esq.,
in La rising, by Rev. J. T. Avery, Mr. Leonard E.
True, of Blackmail, Jackson county, to Miss M a
rt L. OsBor.s. of Mas.n, Ingham county. Mid
igan.
S r K C l A L N OTIC K S
Tt' LttF ! Tiik I.ke ! Tiit I.n:ii i it i a
tt! -he ! t it-r. that t j !y ce ha.;' of "he vmt ps.tt oC
f our pop atiep. a e M-id m ia the er; -yrrrnt 1 isv.;
health, or t.. u loe.r . nr i- a on-r f ! we 1
They ar- 1 inj-ee-l, .i-v. ! i f !! ere'.-t, f ttt-ai-'y Dr
vous, an-1 hate no a; e:-i-'. T- th . ci. f infh U
the H- ti n !' lierrt n it 'ters 1 e i :-y re -.iatran
de l. The r pecj.ia- t 11 c a-d inv ir.jra'.rj p-o;-tie
tenJ-r the-.n iuralaal. e ; :-?! ct-
Rfj? tus Tksth -nv F H Ont'or say V.-ytn
tevn. Ft-. rt l.'t5 Si.ip r:- r. re.ot'y 1J d
German Pit'o--. aed I i,cr yr-u n- m '.-- r- 'i I - .1
g-yes ucb jet-i
beyotd a I p 1
i i-;"et,..n, the detiand f -r i: b t;
t. 1' f r-" rre pV i.u'e te sVi ,
tndic: e s-ef.-t. ?y t a " ir p'-.y-i ans no
..' a" at it. hnt are e tit; e 1-J to acnt-ri- lj it ift-n
:-3iiie, ar.d the ;re-r a- (.f :'.m hire lad raj
nto mi yof sol ;'tlcnt t ay a-idet''r pre ;d.i.e
-J pr-cr.1 t ia ih-ir p-ac :e-
As fr .-;rfi f'.t G'r-H-.n Tie.' ".and 'as- r.-'h-rs
else Ttiey are prej a e I by IV C M .'.r k--n, -il A'c'
Street, I !:i'.a.'.!ph a. I'a , ard ar !! y druci-ts art :
storekeeper in etery : wo aol yitiae :o the ln te
SU', Canada-, Wet Itdie and South America, at 7C
cents per ottie.
Proclamation lo the l't'0t.
THE POKTItTlIK PIIVIC.
IIrrrlrk' Pills.
Cl.an -'n; ire:t.r. icb as 'I
i'a.i f -r ex?rc. tit cir.
(.",!! ner t.-at D4r h)f t i.o--.
A .uiirn c'bs i-f air.
T'i'ii.-':) r-t'i tay a e n-'..-a;io
'ibj":t t a.l h'jaia i!
-a may t,rav- th r. r.; t eVtai--.
If veu um '.Lr Su.-.r IMS.
Z'.":z. ! n'.w ar Tr.E- an.'. roSu-.
Wlo but 'iav!t wrct.i m j a.
F.nr ahinj. i rr rowl.n.
Now h'n f"M iirJ- tt w.t.. -,
They've co r-r ot .i,r'i ch.;i:,
K-r thy tho- ! .ilth fv rviT".
I!kkkh.-ks Sccak Gutkti 1;; ts.
M " tUin lij.'v) ca-n cf J. h.iv y i-I ! i to
t;.":r "ur;nj tti j-at 6v rr1. rnD" ! w'ui.-h l.jv
tK-'a J r. ti i;incr 1 inPuraVf hv !istiorue-t r!iv '.-udv
A-i (?('. 1 w-a:UT i- new af;r a?t n-. r -rr' en
cVsn- th.r TTem witli a f. f t!.e I;!:s. No
r.-stra nt in Ji-t in nec-rT wL: n:n; tl.-m i'n'l 1:.
r-cr .tjn go with each tox.
t.S"I HiT:i t'.o .'.oaVrt t!;Muj?...,:t th- w.
Lii.ire b'i Cents. Se Aivr.inn'H n C ! a ..
tS" R Kkrs.itt, of lftr"it, w.U t:n a-
..n th 11th, Fat.n HajM on the lth, Mon U.h
at the Lan-in II-u-, I-ib-inr, no the llth .'.;it . !
tt month, to at tun 1 to tient a::!-t"l with r!n
or hn.-erin' !;. SV .Uert:,n.eiit.
.Mr-illcal lro f.
The l,:,tory of FIM.tI.AM- tl:MAN nnH!.s,"
the r'.sl remarkali'.e M-d :ciu- !' tiie !ay. ati 1 the ma-.v
cure. tl.at hTf Wri rf.rmvl with it in ca-es ef KP.
OiMPL.INT, r'Ysl'FPlJ A. NKP.VOl'S I-FBiMTV. uni
.is ari-li;; from i"inr.lere.l liT.-r or t'.inarh, j 'ce
it awni the most atmis!ii: i!i-rvei tl.at l:a taheu
.'.fe in the medical wnrl l. The lSea-s te n aich tln-se
hitters are ar lirah'.e are hj unu-ual thai there ar but
;w .f our frienJs who may m.t tt their irtu in the r
. n fiiiili s or circof ac'iua n'anes.an 1 j.reve to th"ir
lein SHti-t'tetion that t!ir. S at iet .tte reme!.v atrt.-nr
the nun Jv-rt:e. me li.-iiie.. .'-ervimr th" .i;li'ie
e .rom.-ti'!att..a. It is a f.et that, in the mintsf ic.aiiy
-r-.in, a j-rejuJi.-e ey!st a,titist what are r:ii. Int
ent V-l;c n-s , nut why sh.ul-l lh. preterit ti.j rr-'et
:rg t an article that has Kurh an airay of te-timmiy I--ufitinrt
it a ll.sit!iiDi' l.eunan Hitter-' n.icmii
irecrihe it, why ehouM yu ii".-r-l it ? Ju.lce uiia'.lv
e. '0-i-h'TH.! men of ta'.ent, hare an.i.hi u-e it in the r own
f. imille,. Why sIi.juM tin reject it? t'l.-T.-yni'-n n.i
tho-e me-t eminent, take it ; why !i.hiM tint y i r
li-t net your prejudice uiiiirp ram-reasan, to lh. ev.-r-li.tin-
injury of jour health ; if you are sick on 1 r .nr.
a leeiirine try tlie-e Hitters.
Tie -' li tt.-rs are pi. pare.l an.l 'oM l.y !-. . ,; .!a, l.
. .n. V. 4!s .ri-h Mreet, I'hil .!e'phu . Pa ,ai: ! lo f'r iir
K.t an 1 -tureLepers in eyery t' an.l viil.n; in the
I'li ie t Sintiw, '.ma. '.a, Went la-lies. Sinl SotitH Aaieriea,
at T' r ir.s tir Net'e. S-nti.tthe n: Tif.ture .f ( . !.
Jacon i- eo tlie wrapper of esi-h lntt. 4t:ii
f'mir Loug-St MoUliitg I'aii t of F( vrr nml
A(CU4 -tir-l nflir ilvlut; Ose;nol's lite) I mi
liologoiue.
t'rfn 1 r.:ir'.i'.l rijgi .', ; '.''r.i, ft. , 1 r. . W.
(ovrs: I am wit ff your Aijue Syrup, sill vt'.-U "J
w.'mM forward me a supp'y iiiiine.liate'y. It has tint
1 1-Tovel itself a treat r.-inely ia Fever an I .ue. I
i. no n..t hear.l of it f.t.!.n in a itir.. in-tanr to eH.-ct
1 thoroiijh cure. I know !' ;..ur lonj s'aa.hn; c-." in
hie 1 o,.K..r, In.lian Ch.ileji.ijae an I many other thin z
wre ueil without breaking up the !i-e:te. Vour Aol'K
SViil t" eiT.srte'l a speedy and permanent cure. Six
:u-"itli oat now elapse.', since three of the r ii were
;i-i. Tne f .urth ease was in my on fimily. It m.
. n n enthH' staodioiT. The Chohoeue iti l no
... r, it ,.iir medicine ellecte 1 a spee ly cure.
W R 1'EMICK.
'- t. R.vrT.v, T l'uhi-ki. ft , savi : '-Since the
: to- o! your Al.l'E SYKL'I Income kcown, it has an
r-.' il Chryties P.t'.-am, and all other Aue prepara
'ns. No unpleasant eiTects atn-n led its ne. The pa
tieot raptdly acquires Ktrenijth, and i pmVtunt(
rk. 4-v! J
FiOKttK' FJitnrrf t' Sutk'Lty M-ruf.
( wi e "SrvtMT Mki:ci-rv,"
I'lnla jlliicUuii, l'V.
Pear Put t A few meek since I was suffering under a
severe eld, which, I ke old '-Mter lirip." nok complete
p,-iw4ion f nry system, riekir; ltte ;th pa'ns in the
joints, headache, s-ire throa, and a feel .nj of general
languor and VH lity, a'.nn-t u nl.es rab'.e. fonsohnc my
self with th reflection that it was only ! common co'd
and would soon pa o:T, I took n. rem- ly f-r i? : hut i
rapidly became w.,r?e. and I in c"rtp-F- ! t i iy s.-m
elT irt to che-k its pr'V'e-s I ; 1 .-i .' '..re ! -.t .1 h .Mi
of y .ur iliVuiiV I'or.tial. ai.d I ara happy to - iv that it
iter's .-.e .ili.t.-t i::-,j.r..l . in lie !-' tene the
j-rp ' wis !...i-eiie t, -M,; J.y ;,e en 1 f tiie .. -; I
c. .aijiite'. , Ci.r.I. I shoal. 1 n 'inlie.it-ituf'y nr
me:. 1 yoiirr....l:.i; t.i m'.I -itnil.itly aii! .-. !
Trii'y yours.
;::. v .iunf:
I repre.; ..n'y ty It. i . M J.u-k.n, lis Are!, - tteet
I li..a Tupli.a, in l .r t e l.y lruj;-ts Ml ! 'rire.e. pers
throughout the i niie.i s . , ( - . , .,. jriw 7-, ,
per bottle. 4 a Jo
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
relief in tfn v;mtfs! !
BRYAN'S Pl'LMINARY WAFERS ARE
unfailing it t'ne cure f Cofoiis. Cohns, ATiiva
Rroncimtis, Sons TnRoT, Hoarseness, Diffi
cn.T Rrf ATiitNO, Incipient Conscwption, ani
Diseases of the Li nos. Thev h ive no t-iie of
medicine, and any child will take them. Thou
sand Lave been retored to health that had
before despaired. Testimony given in hundred
of ca-e. A single dose relieves in ten vinftk
Ask f.r Rrvan's Pulmonic Wafers the ori-
ginal atid only geniune is stamped "Rryan.
Spurious kind are offered for sale. Twenty-five
cents a box. Sold by dealers generally.
.TOR MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y
For sale by R. THAYER, k Co., Lansing.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEjY.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
0!lrai'i I'onialo Pill.
PR.OTF.CTKl jsVrj lWw. LETTFKS
BY ROY A I.
r ATENT
P.F:.P.K! from a prerript;..n t.f S-r .times Clark
M. H . P iy
in Ft'ra
invahia'.'.e Medic
pa ntui an ! danj
in the
tit t!
!it i
f-:r.l
n-titutton.
I: m -l-ra'es J ee-s, retr.ive. it! hstruc'i
rn ou t;ie tr. ..nth'.y per .l w-'fi regalanty.
Plh slliiiil-l te ii -e, 5 tw.i or three areek preyjrei
tinement; they tor'i'y the cons' t'iti .n. and !een tt
sutteruiit aiirtci Ian r. enai.nn t'.e mo-'ir t' per'..rm
her duties w tii safety to herself nd eh ! 1
Th" 'ih' jV.io'.J f.i 'n 'i f"-'i.i.'.. -lurii j
FJKST TIIKF.K M'TUSr,f j;ru y. ar ',a" :
'o hriny i .V..(Ti-rt.?;.. f.'.t it' G'"i i'K-t ttior th-y nrr
In i'l cases of Verrous nil Fi.'.n.i
A'fectiors. -ie
on Shrht Ft
the Bickan l Iytp. Havin-ss, Kat j-ie
tion, l'a'.( it.ttion of th" Hart, Iovne.s
teries. Sick Headache. Whites, sn i ail Th
'f r-'pir.t. Hv
paiiit-il d.se.es
.ccasi,.re 1 by a disordered -y-iem. th
Pais i; ,
cure a hen ail ot'e-r rte.an i:ave fni :. an-1 all h- u-h
powerful remedy, do not c m'a Ti 'ten. i-aiom-l, are mor.
or any other mineral.
Fu'd hrer'i'-ns accompanrirj ereh packaj. Price.
th t'nit-d State" ard Oina 'a. "ne Is. lar.
int for tiie I'n-te-l Sa'-s a 1 1 ana la
-t"H V.rF.-. .t-a- I. C P.tMwin X ' .
Fe--hester. V. V.
. i; One ;vi .ir an : p-.sta" -yrr;ps fuci.v.t to ant
authorized Aent, wt!l-n-,ir a '..t'e. c.-na:ri:ri-!'' p
bv retarn ma;'.
Fer aie b R. That. T.a: sin-. ISOyl
ALL ACOIIMC!
EDGAR'S ESTA3LISHMENT
IS IN FULL BLAST
An airy, light. Di I Hard Room, with two
Tables, both new and "First-Rate." A convenient
ROVLIC. KALOOIV
An orderlv, well suppliei suit ot
EATING BOOMS,
Whore will be found all the delicacies of the sea
son, with a constaut supply of Fresh Oysters.
An extor.sixe Grocery Establishment, with a
rnorisiox store
Stock. Confectionery, and other articles usually
dealt in, in that line.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine for them?elve. 103
WJVi
Trade has( 'ouuneiiced
AT
X(tEKiSOLL?S !
GOODS':
All open.
ml
,1
IN OSDEH!
Our St"ck i mufh I.rir-r'T, a : i 1
m.n' AttrtiCtivt r.v.-rv W nv. t'i:iTi it
:h ikoii fM'ri-r"bn-t'. o oiu-r iti"t
ki?il of rfi"ls :t V rv Lu v Ince !
CALL EABIT5T.
II. t;i'.lSSOI.I..
T
O-ia
& I'AVOJtrr.: 5tr'n:
East and North West.
ia.-Sr.i:
BV. Z.tT' a
Iftriit a ltd !iUvaL,krrk KnUvvsi.
iltpeti to Lake Viehig'lll.'
AM
S.ritt h.ir-l'r"ur' F'l
VMy of t'levl.tml,"
( I hi.roii;iily relit'e 1
.'-i".r Sft i nrrx,
nul t"l a-rlantl."
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April llth,
1S5'.', Passenger Trains wiil ruri follows:
aoincr vVv't :
t Itrid e.ilstiart.
4 )
c. i
1
li.-.'a
n.-it. depart...
en-oiilie, arrive.
ho-o, do..
lu a-
P. M
JJ 1'
111',
i. v.
1- lo
S'.Jehn., do..
rand K.ip;d--, d i. .
;rand liaven.do. .
r. or,;
4 4n!
2 r.s
Li
Milwaukee, nrr I 6 o VI :, 1 ' 'ii V
Caoiiie Xaawt :
j Mail Nittlil
I Aeco iFxprViM'yed.l Fjre
j I r. K I e.
,1 ukee, depart I. ...... I b "H I l'J t.ll
i.rand Ilaren..
Jran I lt -..ils. :.
1 1 '
Tttid.f. arrive
-Oesionellt. Holet
It tt,!l '.Mte Mhwot
i.t at I.
rr
tt.d Il.tei
iilV
t- r
rl.t t,;,,-. i;
iil ..r i r t i: o
M tri
T-s
! t-
Tllr. Ie i.n.-t;-n mm: i- n..--
ts.
ciiN"vr.,.Ti..-
AT MTit'dr lire.t We-'em H
a I ! n'
F-t M'i-h'.r V. tcra! :o. 1 M "'-
'. Cl.-i.-l -in 1 ! oe or St, iioet.
Alt. K 'lll IVKV-'V If tr
.. .. V J.,-
M MilAVAFliFl" Vt'.th the ! -
-sr. I l,i
: inip-rt
ea jo. -i:ert.. n. an 1 I I--ri.-.n It t.i
air i ei.r- V. e-t an-tN .it!.
Ii.i", h:. ! w.'h S'ean
t r P. r' ..n I ,. Mi
Pi,s-.;,jr-
,t We
.at M
way h.-r'y
HII.M,
Nh.lir T
lU- att o-
Th- Cm
ie .-In 'ton
W. K. MI"
Air!, I.".
Jen'l S tp't.
I'. - M. It. mice-.
MK-riff- Salt'.
PY VI R
D of ami
Tl'E of a w rit of exe'-lltiou issued iu
1 under the real of the Circuit t'ourt
for the county of Ingham, and S'ate rf Michigan,
to me dlrec'ed and deiivere 1, I have levied upon
all tlie right, t tle and mtere-t of John Pohock,
John P.. Decker, and Myron J. Pollock, in and
to the following described lands a:.d tenement,
to wit: the wet La'f of the north wet qutrter
of section (2 twenty-eight ; also, th" eat half
of i.e so'tth eat 'piaster d ction (2C) twenty
nine ; also, the east halt .f the north ca; quar
ter ot section (j'.'i twenty nine, ia township (:-i)
three north .f rang ( 1 ) otie eat, in the county of
Ingham and State of Michigan, which I -hall ex
pose for sale at public vendue, at. the front door
of the Court House, in the village of Mason, in
the county of Ingham, and State of Michigan, on
the ninth day of June, A. D. 1 s.'.o, at one o'
clock P. M., tf -a'd dav. Dated. Mason, April
1 4th. 1 ..','.'. " E. RAKER, Sheriff.
2'iswfi
Sheriff sale.
I) Y virtue of a writ of execution i- !e i out of
) and tinder th- eU! of the Circuit Court for
the county of Ir.ghatn. to me direc'cl and deliv
ered. I have levied t;Mi:t all the riht. title and
ir.tere-t ol : James II v :;es, in and to the follow.
in.' .h-scribcl lands and t-tetr.ei,ta to
i.t :i ;; i
the w.-t half of south west quarter of section the w, t half of the north east quarter of sec
Cl.'.i thirtv-six a'o the north ea' ouart-r tf tion f .'.i 1 thirty-three in towrish'p I") two nortl
,.. th ,.,; ,t.rt.,f , t i..e.i.... i -. , ii.-r.ft-
6-.. the north west rjuart-r f section (: i twtntv
seven, town (2i two i.-rth of range 1 2 ) two cast,
in the co-ir.rr of Inrham. at, I "tt.. of M'ch.
;-.n tsi t. t," I st.att ..r...a., o. t
highest bidder, at the front door of the Court
TT.vise in the vi!lt-..of Vasvr.n i .:. ,-,,,,
of Ingtiam, on the ninth day cf J it e A.
1'.., at one o'clock ia the a'terr.oon.
ED 1 KAKr.R, ."herin.
Dated. Msu-on, April 14. Is5.'.
A
on which one crop of wheat 1 as ben rxi
e I. Situate ;i mile w,.-st of Insingon th Bat
tie Creek ro.id. Land tirst rite and well wver
ed. Inquire at tv Au lltor G r eral's
4w2 A. C. WINTKR.
.EW HOOK STORK!
AlrM. M. CARR. 1 i moved Li stork one door
y north of Pigley's Grocery, on Washington
Avenue. I ..per, Mtgn!ne, Rooks andSution-
ery. Call and exATuic before purchasing else-
Tilkeit I'n.
BV..S
Y the subscriber, in th township of Locke,
ham fountr Mich n Vomr a
-
red ox, rive veil
- :.' !.-..A. ' .' I -Vs,l
u Lr is re-iue-w-j w ppji e i.nitnfri i , . .i..
i.t1 a- ' .'-..-.VTi-ri-lIcn
ges and uke hira awav. GE'.'RGE FISHER.
Locke, March 1, 1 S201
j xoti-ti: to cotii actouk.
HHE ur. K-v-re.l Co'iimisrioners cf the Port
J- li ar . ., i'. ty C.ty aa.l L it. sing State Road,
her t y give t..t.,v that they will let. at Ithaca,
in Giath.i te.:.v, 0:i TLutsdtv, the T2th d.v ot
May. A. D. 'v ... ;it lo Vl ck. A. M.. all thr.t
portion of -a; i n-aj laving Vetet.n the south
line
ft ..
i 't County and the villase of St.
i i i;'.ty Gratiot. Ivgititiir.g at
i e i w ,.d t'ouury a? tlie southwest
ia t:9 nort!i ot range V.wt.-t,
; r:v, and letting in M'Clio! s of one
Sai 1 rea l t . cleared lour rds
d thirty feet wide a:.j graded two
t !.5g in cci.tte, w-t'ti rail and log
-. ;..ic when te c.-ss.4rv, with su:!i-ain-
to carry oil' s nr.i.e water.
'-os i.i ca:.s-w.ys to t'O twelve feet
one t-H.t its depth. SI il.-cs to
th-
Ctetlt Side
; All rails a
1 loT:j ari'i
be to
evt " ! -i -. !:u ..' h- !.'...: tou::.!rr
e: ty-t. feot l e g, twd.e l.icht S thick,
:: ti.r.-e h s ; two iipi , r timi.ers td ame
tceu t ft long, with five cr.s tiit-ces
! hewn
eig;:t it.c.ifs v, itiv, covet
p1ai:k sixteen t long.
. The spco:n'.ti.i; tor th
across the M.ij liivcr wi
j of letting, together wit': -
two lt;ch Oak.
building of a Kridge
';' gi.cu ou the day
h t irtlu-r i'ltotniatiou
n. a v be ri
quired.
The a', -ve
k wi.. . ... ;. pu'-ii:m. f a
.t ,;re. t t'.e St.,te of Mlchigat
.-' to ; r..t i I -,,r ti e Drainai
of Swa-i t. 1. 1 ,1s hv i:.e:i ,
I'ltch.-." a;-; ev .i F. l.'il.ir
g. Apr.' .. i.:. ..
iu V" i:v.
ilEl llMN MViaiHRY,
('i i, r.
Av't ' the I
entitled A
land Reel it..
I St it- KoiN
in. is-.'.-i
t "J-
lloilVt. tilt !!' Ol' IltMM'Y.
HAVE a v .lo iMe rv :pt tor making Honey,
w hicit I w-ll I to u-iv p -rs m i, p..n tie- re
ceipt ot ,.o c. ts. e HUKC .in f use it iu our
fcttnily at h .it t!i ..-', and consider it as good as
the b.-t a-t'ele of g utitie honey, "r-i'i i'-
,t CI'.U:- '-
and sell i'. .
day : t .. V
and tii.-v c.i-
'. At:y p.-r-o-i who ail! make
t i 'e-.ir ! otti two t i ihr. e d-siats a
.- i;t - Sell' a'tlil'S to make it,
I h i 1 .i a-tv store foe ;.o cents,
nay ! Oi' t':.id. liglitlal luxury, for
Every J ciniv itnv ', ive I
j at y 1 .!-. co. in o.e it i'
j thne. I nr.- -or ,.s
t.!t.'ou liiiti'ltes at avy
-taa.ps as g.m 1 a
' II i" V i KR, Fi tlti n :c-
money. Aii I i.-s ,1 I'
City. M l. Ii.-J .;.::;m.
Raooil tor ! :.:iif.
NY LADY that wiil s. i.1 her a 1.1 csto Mrs
CREAGKi:, Ibiliinioie Ci'v, Md.. with Ii
:i Cent postage stamp enc'io-ed, wti! receive bv
re, urn in i'i i-il ! ti i' o a ot in.p t.c.te to h- r.
Woman know thy self, an ! be h ippv.
S'ltt- Gicaf C't-tii.tlf
I):V
w !
hoh-
d retiil, for 1'--. Wlietl ;,g's celebrated
Female Til's. Ttie-.- P. lis a-e trulv v ihial-le for
Ladies, for they will r-.to-e rest or the n-onthlv
conrs-s. a'nieti they nu t - ..; ft out a i v cause
whatev.r, lh.-. never l t, .,!, d in anv eae
where the dl:e. tlof, a.-oW:.d the box ' t li-.ing
the P i - have bee,, stti -t v t,.i;.,...l ; ,.l,.ed.
there i-. 's i. . c ;se f .dite lined t. out
knowledge. I'o'illg pilte'y V Cget ihlc. thev an
pel fee iy .ie. M.tgle b.i -s i.i til d to or iv",
postage pai 1. upon r--, of 51 " c-nt post tg
stamps good as niotiet. A hi:, ss Dr. J. P.
Creag-e, P.altit;.ore Ci; v , M i ' :' :,-.:m. 1
niv larmi: so u.i:u when wash-
i eh. tii'cil tcoee-J for
j cleaning t lothitie,
I clothe can be w.i-1
ah.c'i the
1 out I, oil
r.v i hi-
ave.i ; th,
H.i I th.
.e oi wr
ihhbi.ig.
an be :
id witli
very litth'
hard labor
-,...,' ..
; white a:. 1
method much
irilhifj fen .
clothe ate Vel
it
th' fir.
, a-i-! last much
long.-., for they are not ttorn l.v tubbing, as by
li e ol 1 way ot w.a-ihii.g by machines, Ac. The
article used c s! but little, and are easv to ob
tain. I mail the receipt to order, postage paid,
upon receipt ot ,r.o cms; three cent postage
stamps good as monev.
Address DR. J. P. CPEAGER,
n-to.r.:im. Hjltimore City, Md,
Dr. CRE AGF.R is the sole agent for Dr. Wis-
Prns' 'l'hriitrj Matrimonial " Serif," I
Bilt, No. 1, "A Ri.vik for Young Men, design
ed to prcparo them for Female Society ;" No. 2,
"Errors in Courtship; No. " Productive
Control." Etch of which will be mailed to or
der, post-paid, upon receipt of 25 cent.
Q IJ I C K S A L E S
AND
MODERATE PROFITS!!
. IS
II ivintr U
II
a a i. i: v
Mlis!l"J li '
FAMILY (.HOCEIMKS
With a full and choice f-electiotl of ct.-ry kin
of goods in that line, invito the examination
house-keeper, before supplying thomelvo. I
is Lis aim to keen no articles hut the i,r'. u
addition to the GUOiT.RY TRADE, he will,
iisil i!, keep a Cotit:l!it supply of
Fiv.sli nml Cinvd Provisions,
srrn as
hams, pork, nurrnn, lard
V'xillrti. 31 flrrrl find WhitrFish
arlicie m
the !i
SI'ICK.S. Ac
ALSO a
eub-tittlT.
ch'i :e artice
f.v Aj.pl. .
Re ha a larg.
of dried Prune-,, a :
irtmetit of
oiuo stos:-v ai:i:,
forming, together, a stK-k which. Hotel-keepers
Boarding House", and private fvni'lea would (
to give attetition.
He ! as th,tik to give for past patrotiag.j. m
S'ror.g fiopos of ifi! gre-.terf.r the future.
a. k. haglky.
Laning, Jan. 1, 1 .'','.".
Miriiff Sale.
T)Y virtue of a writ o! execution issued out
II std under the seal of the fircTi-t Court f
I th countv of Ingham, to t: dire, t.-.l and
livere.j, I li.tve levied i;no:i all the right, title
! and intere-t of William S. Hall, in and to the fo
l.w;r.7 d-scn'..! lar-.f- and t'tjeir.erit, to wit
- of raitre (2itwo ea?.in the count v of Ir rharti and
- ! Sta'e of M:.:gan, which I -hall expose, for -a'
' to the hSgh-t bidder, at public vendue, at t
1 "ourt House, in the villag- of Matron, on t
1 sev-ith dav of Jn.re. 1 .v.. at on oclo.-k P. M
i EDY RARER, Sheriff.
Dated. Ml'ri. April 1 ! . A. D. 3 1 1-.
D. Sheriff Sail.
Ty ,;r:M f,f a WTu c,f .x.-cutlo:, :i:e.i out
t I ) ,.,, vri1. ,t,o s. .-s' of the Circuit Court for
the ci'in'v r.f Ir.gham, to lee liirecte. atid deliv
ered. I have levied upon all the right, titi.-. and
;..r r.-t of Rtn.ev Smith in and to the folloa-
- i ing d---crlo.-d land and tenement, to w.t : the
ea-t r.ait f t th norm east 'iJti.vi vi asrxi.vu i
ii .... . tr. . . n a i two r-orth of ratii'i' ( -J i 1
U 'I iil i-.-i 1 .-r - e-
two -a.-t in the county of Ir.gnara ar.d Mate of
Michigan, which I shall expo- for tale, at pub-
lie vendue, a: tne front J -or ot tre? t ourt lloaw,
in the v:iiag of .VA-.I11, in the county of iLg -
i sni, on tt.e sever.ih
' o'clock I. M.
ti.tv of June. A. D. 1 '!'.; at
one-OClOCs; r.ui i .a rt r.i-, .-i-erii.
f)ate.l. Mason, Arril 1 1th. l.'.. 2 'ew6
VOTTCliT
ll lir.Ui . rrv w;;.., i.rs.-.y it. ujr::i, i.as
left rrv W i-.d fe--i' wrthout anv juet
cxue or provocation, th: i to fort,:J a.i pereors
- st. rrom narwin: or ir-a-T.rz ri?r vn uj
w t 't . r . .: l
or trnst.r g her on
1 .'re tl.i.d .t WILLIAM V. CoRWIN.
-Si f ; . : r jruia
- - - -- -
ris..t TnV.mC.-t Ar.rtlT 1r.
Dated, Ingbam, Ingham Co.. April
2 w2' '
ani-..' ! Re has in store, th bes
M II kg CPs'
; svnrrs,
j ti:.s,
Take them and live!
IS" li'sloot them nnd Die. Jjp
llKKK-.' Sroaa ClATO
Al Ktl STKt.oTHa.V.Nii l'LasrElta.
Ttas. lue uourpaud tru.
u.e hate, by cemaxa consent ef
maakicd. been plaoed at the bead
ot all s.niiiar prj aratieaa. tier.
rk' Yefetabie I'u'ia. ia universal
Hif5j, atety and certa nty in
the cure of the Ta-ious .itxsiwa pf
r.-.n, excel all o hem, and their
e un.uetioiAMy is treble that
tf a.lo.hrr k:L,l In tall !oe
they are actio Cathartic, ia
ma lrr ihe 1 .w .and cieao nf
.n a'.l Itilou t hii laiiite, ia,
'leadai he. Liver lhsra-ra, K: '.Dry
rar.t-nieot.-. -stomach liwi.
.:, nr..! Sk.ti Aflectams. thy
ure as if by ,:... The-o
"i,:s are pjii rev.i'"-, can t
i'.rn it ant tiiue 1-iiMir 'ia.C,
:l!....t cl.ai cv ia t-mp ot went i i
a t .Vrn-b- v ' a pas medicit
ten r'sMiy us.l. bi.t wh.B
vinun.lnl in a 1'ilifor un-.tersi I
tt li'rf t-v. laioi i tn-neftt-
t!.e r' leu. HrmcW'a Su -ar t .ated Puts hate nev
er !n ia-'iea tit nsi: c . re ru.iuth and achmij .int.
s t.avr sent" i th.-rs. Tlierefeie. j.r..n in wautt f a
t.i:n it i ii;. ji easant to !J. retta.n to Cure, and u-e-l by
tiii n-. w.ii ,-ert-aicty lt -k 1 r n other laese I'tils are
.-.eere ! e 'at.r. of p ee white s-a-, tie taste t
it-..-' ,-::.e a!s.,;t t'.em, hu! arv as easily taken as h.ts irf
-. o.-.ef.e.y FAMILY l! F-, -e OStj . i tFS.
"M: l-'i i..it.
KIrrikN Kid Hlr'ii;lli'itiiis
lla!t't..
Tt:e r.-'i , s ue i i'tasters cure ii.i. weaknesa anl d.s
t e-.. ,ti th !-t-L. s..'.e-anl t. ea-t. m ttte A -rt u
tet. ... . ti a-- they t.. .'.. tin. t:,at the I'rept iet.w
sri .nr. 'hetu , t fpnH ir.-.ti., ta sants an I tenuis.
, 'i ti- ei 'hi h, ! . t ;er . n-it tr- th.-t.t s-,-aoar:t a-lapt
e I t . t!,e .no - ..I ' att 1 otl.ejs i-ia.-d Plaster aid
srit : - - - ii i en- t i f.i.r months, ati-t in rln-amat;- rem
j iaiiit. a n an-4. .'- .i..-.'. 're-i'ienl y e:l.vt cum.,
l.:ist a'lo'her reuih.-s fade I Ir ul'. ihrectin will ts,
' i. ( .nt'i I t,- ! C'i. ' Pi.t.'.io sj rrs, t itra'.isU,
m ti 'e- i t the i.osjs I mud othe-, wii! stren.-thea ttie.r
int..-- ttti in. r. or t i.-ir v.M.-e. by . arm.; 1 1" ou the
f -. t-. i '".h i: :'4 1 vrs.
Ir. i asllr'a Magnolia I'atarrlt piiiiiT.
His i tain'. n Mil ett ie reiiutation iu t! e cure .f ("a
1. s ,-t ...-e, Ik-s",!.,, Wateiv and Intiantei
XI 1 t .-- ilivl.-rrttis t, . -., re-iu' I.Q.- the
i( .Vtiii, tistaiit ate-tatis, rtc , u-t-iy trl
mr- tt.'tt fi.il .'.ee-t.ous. ana k-l:t. !l that
. -ti 'm nu t It Ctlin-'t be riehcl l'Klt'K '. J
ii xitvKM.'si Mirit roviii:itw.
e .1 .-ti'.'.-t ed I'ea let.. w-ij Itiwutt the
! -i.-.ii t .'.J ' l'o.r.e, , anl ...1.1 n iiniiHts
1 e- i.h tie V .id n f,-tri!i Mst.-s tor tiie
.-. r; tr e -i t n, .e t.i rxrel a I oilier k il ls , in
-s . I 11 s.i-ili't'.,V Il,.,rer.,w loams!
- t .-(' o 1 tie? r..f,ta n notli.n; taj irons, the
: c in t- w.-rke '. ttl,i!. t. r.t them . a.nl- .lirec-
ikk rAch pa-1 i;k. and y.s-J horsemen are intit-
t-s- tl rir y.rtu. and in h-e ot the.r p..-i'
tl.'.l Pi. h tOF.s. ..SCIMs.
4T:.e at-ye art:.-!es are -..tl hj 'J7 ,isst -rn!s
h -at th.- t'mted Mates, I'stia.'.as and ?s.iith A-te-r..
1-'..-.. Ie by alliats-e I' Uiti-sta in the r.ucipa
liHt Ui l .V lllelltlF.il,
'r'-.'..-.' I '.-iai.fi. t ''.is;v. S. T
Mi' '.', st Iaiis xi by a'.l det'ers in Mrd cne-s. and bv
! country M -rchan's etert wi.ere.
ir II. I'AI.MrK, rari iatf Jtm:.
O- c
s t a rr i : m i : X T
or TIIK t-oMITIO4 Or TIIE
Mat-chant a I it aura in-e Coin pan) of llartfortf ,
CONNECTICUT,
On the SLxf t'ay ff l)txrmfr, 18SS.
A PIT A Is.
Amount of capital of the Company,...
ayito no is
an if M
Amount ot Surplus....
lotal amount of Capital and Surplus,.
ia.i.5:-' t
AHHK T
Amount of Tash on hand.
Amount ot Cash in handset A.-i .
J t it
. :i 1 1
Am tf fash inl'hartet I'ak Po
jre jate aini.'itit .f Tss'i linn.
m I j ,r..Z li'ill'l.i Oiis"r. f.y th' I '
a.l' i',t rt-'.te f
a o
I .h i-e. A,n I f'.isnirr Itai.k V V t '. '
i) Metia.s..il.iii iUnk.N. V. !.. .".i.aM.1
" t hartrroak i'-.nk,llartt..rd,i.'ss. i.I.VMHi
,1 I t.-hanrs llitik, Harti. rd, S .V-o (l -' i
mi .l.'nt llink. I!n't... loootMKi ia..tani
I a'. .V Me. h Hank." Hhm on .S.Tiani
ji IN .en Htok. Ilsrtr'd, .r,MiiHt aiKUiiai
,o ii x l-.rti-. it A.I1.--..II.5 issii-t .'..-jinoii
" U .ti 1- f! iss-e.. Ii -i M s.nri Ih.O'SI k "Oil il
', !.! s'.ite M-.'h . IJ.iksl li.Ist'Mf)
" H.I I tt .f Halt
! .rd, i It It lo-in l IM-ia.Oil 1'. 4 . a 0.1
.'. Jl.i .to .. t, ;u ef H i-t
I ,r.l. i I'.l-k .l JllmlWI f, tr1 INt
, ., - .it., s t.-. &- a OS.1.ISI
f .;t.r. tii no f i vwx.fA
At'ate market yali.e 'I the att-.te t.e-lt, t 'i .Itai.ia)
.'' t- and limh k 11 If Ik' f"a;aa tuturxtf ar f'lt
iv, e . A IK' f-i' a I moke r.i'.tr ,f is, i in,-, an.i
fV Mmt,' i na.'l l e-tS.
I ar sal. Mark Am Inan'd.
4 Siiar. . i-.t.k lift
fed .. , Hut! .i t. J'l.'.irt l
T -l.are. M.t. r lt T" fe
lri Xt. r M oi " T et
::. p. "oil r i: k. T.r.'si is
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tin on
oo
stn y
1 4.ia
f .'. sa si f IT olfi tsi ll.TfAfai
A.'irnvale nm t ' .ai. i
1 the alr.tr -r-ur i'e--, (I l,7-i
I bt M .rtifa?-.. lr.
uitr t.r-t ifoiif rer.ed. ,-it unencutul-ered
Ileal F.t tte, worth at U-a.t S -" "" HSris) '
AlO'Mlli' ol -lri No-r-oi, Ili'er.-I. p-tiaM"
n dem it. d, s'r'n?'y end-r-eH, and seeur-
el bv led.'" of the St.K-k Jisi.Oisnsi
Auioi.ri' of In -re-t ae-i,- t, bat net due, . 4 SI
Ait -rr--t.. a:
A-.e' in :I'i ' t ' ap
IJ.':,0T'ir3
I.ia. tie-f .r !... I ... ,,'.
'oo'te-rela-n-- a,a'iist the ' "ttisnr.
I Til' I.Oi!I'!J. I., .-.
STATF iF's'N'lrTl'I'r. I
..tor.:,iii)-.. . iinj. r llaiir t.r.. Jan gT, l'ki
I heret.f rrr' 'v ti.at I hate .utntiet the hooka ant
eea-ities'i f ti e VI. r. hat.t.' naurnee f 'oinpanr wf Hart
f..rd.4'ofm., an I t.o-i its A--e' and O.n-M me as sr-t f -rtl,
in t! e (..'.f.iiti s-la'-io-ri' . an '. I ; it ee'ret-ap
a'. i la'rlv rue... 1 r t aeeu'rd
.'.'.'.F. It'iiiiV'SiiV. tjiljOmi
Tl.e suh-cr ts-r is du'y author ,, to take r-ks attH is
sue peiir.. ,n the a'r te KKiJAltl K IN.-l KAN K !
PAW, at a- I RtTf.s ,.f prm tn" as tt.e nat'ire .f tke
r.s il a-!mi'. !.-- promj.tty and u tah'y B'tjusted.
1 JA. It KSPK. Aen'.
Va-.'.vj,ayaiSsa- vs-ajr -p
e, r-t aa r. r-a eA KT'rTV-
1
y.
P
j
off
Sold by D. L. "ro--man, Ingham; Thayer V
Co., and S. D. Newbro, Lar.a t g; and C. Gratton,
William-ton. ly-20T.
i . . .
, .OTIJK.
j riTEREAS mr -,. Ja.ea F. Butler. bleft
InT hou-e 'and protection, without my
, , , Cor.tnt. at 4 where., the eaid
James ', Butler is a minor and Las marred
again' my w';-he, nd w ithout my conent, there
for?, all peron are hereby forbid Larboricg or
trutirsr t'ne sal 1 James F.. or Sarah Butler on
rat irco'it:i, n l :.aj put i:'i i...-i.'i'
tractlrg aft'.r tbi date. "And further, tk!! peraont
are hereby lorbid paying '
t anj twkki mm - ----- r
J x !.' . t a I ah'Ivtmaaitri4ft
ce f-ra-i rriii ii ubvf
' araiU of f.t labor iltirtcs Lis minority.
- Ternn i rrrrn
: JOSEPH LCTLEK.
i Maaon, April 6tb, 1 559-
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