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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
PREMATURE GRAVE.

TT Is q lamentabie fact that Thousands b,,a .
brought TO a premature grave by neyeetlWy !. : :
some good and efficient medicine In time Ia 80, - ~
course of dsease. II h also startling truth ,s,
sands have been heraided 10 an untmely y,,ya 4, !,
use of poisonous nostrums. The author ther.r y %
ing the necessity of some good and efficient ms1,
which could be relied upon when thc service. nS -
pctcnt Ply sicians could not he obtained has he ~
ccd 10 offer his Mamniuke Liniment and AMI pa, y
Pillsto the public. These medicines are eom,saa \
strictl. homes, and from medicines Of virgin par
Ing warranted purely vegetable.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
REMOVAL

TIME BOSTON SHOE STORE is now opened n
i the INV ROOM next door to the corner OF Brad.
and Second streets This room was fitted up erprsss
IN for our ase, having all the eonVchences Wiz,
tam than all other things we have completed oui
Az Ok nf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
1IGREAT BARGAINS
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT


NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Wholesale and Retail
rYE have lust received the largest and best as
w sortment of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
yNG that ever brought to this western country,
stjnv In part of the following articles;
-Ssns@as an English. French and German Breadeloth
A.ne ~ 4, ant styles and qualities nr,-.,
Coase. Beaver, Blanket. Petersharn fllot tioth,
:, Wv, sssntb Lions Skin. Mohair.
Union ,ss Coat. OF the same materials.
Do lon caats OF Satinets, Tweed, Cashmere; Doe
fa1i ~ -. ,ra.te and Jeans. Of every style.
skiA' FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting OF dns asso s paske 81 Handkerehes
Stocks, NesR Hats Cans. s"ekskin Gloves
India rubber coats aud pants, Trunks Vallce go
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fame! Ds'ol' 'h'i -
Shirt Collars Also fne lot OF
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods Persons viii find !, 70 sr
.s * rive us a call before purchasing elssT IN
Store ON Font street, opposite ferfs haiiu'Hs -
Dr. Halls new building. .or,,r
BERLIZHEIMER & FLElsCHMAN.
naysnaorf Sent, 18th, Is54.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
ROOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,

for LADIES, GENTS, MISSES, BOYS and CHILDREN, so
that say without hesitation that We ha'r .is
and most assortment for sale In this vicinity.
RsNsMBxR THE Place doors from The fost oince'
One Price, Ready Pay. .o
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16

BOOK BINDERY,
AND BLANK-B00K MANDATORY.
THE undersigned having associated themselves IN
the above business, are prepared 10 do any sly lie
Binding that be called for; their tools all
and carefully selected, equal not superior to any
thingin the western country including the best Ruling
Machine and other machinery now used In the busi.
Also stock Of paper for Blank Books, He. aud
fine stock Of Leather for Plain and Fancy Bindings
including Russia Plain and Colorod Calf hest Moroc
co, &c.
Paper Ruled to any pattern
Old books and Periodicals rebound.
All orders for Blank Books for county omceF
promptly attended to.
lie Claire Buildings, I'd street. oo,pS
Davenport, July 18th, ls5+-,rww-u
RON and Nails--a full assortment o. a., ppo
hand and for sale by pAL"Ehh
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
GROCERIES.

r ARGE size Ledgers, Journals, &c, boand in sub
stantia lie. andmade of heavy paper; for sale AT
sept 30, 1854 No Z Le Claire block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
NOTICE

AIR FRANCIS wHIsLERi is my authorized Agent
M TO transact business for me during my absence.
c. S. WHISTLER.
Davenport, July ed, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

TN tho great progress constantly making IN ever
/ branch OF Science and Art In this country, ana q
pecally in Davenport, the art Of making covering i'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.

MOT 1t the lie Claire House, but right opposite to it
Y at the Store Of the well known Merchant Tailor,
J.. w. STEINBERG, 2p STREET.
Oft we'll assorted stock of h eady Made Cloth.
ing. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bsgs, Shirts, era.
watts, &c, dc.
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
who will favor him with their calls honestand up
right dealing.
In prices aud quality ofgoods ain able to compete
with any establishment in this City.
Please call and examine my goods before you go
elsewhere. A. MIEDKE, Agent
Davenport. Mayl- -wtrw-u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16
AUCTION STORE.

AUCTIUN STUkE.
II USE & LODGE have opened an Auction Store or
IL Front Street, between Main and Brady, where
they will have regular Sales of Dry Goods, Watches
Jewelry. Guns Vioiins. Yankee Notions sc. &c: AL.
so Pedlars supplied at Chicago and ST Louis prices.
N. Ii. Retail Custom solicited.
P.S. Liberal Cash advances made on eonsgnments.
LUSE & LODGE.
Davenport, Aug cath, ls54-wtrw-f
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16

& oAP-2O Boxes Palm Soap in store and for sole by
10 Oct2J DALZELL d. BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-16


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11
AN INDUSTRIAL FESTIVAL.

Correspondence of the n. Y. Tribune.
RAsApo, Rockland Co, N. Y, Jan. 0, 1884
On Thursday evening the 5th instant the operatives EN-
pcyed at the American File Works, Ramspo RocklAnd
County n Y with their families, numbering about IS per
sons sat down to On excellent rpast provided for them BY
the proprietor of the works Mr. David Dodge OF No ID
Cliffs New York
most excellent dinner consisting Of all the Injuries OF
the spread in great proason and to which the
guests did ample justice.
After the cloth was removed the company was highly
delighted by the harmony and good feeling manifested ey
all present After mutual compliments between the wors
men and Mr. Charles Lound who represents tne pfopne
tor al the works several good song were sung In On
celent manner and the enjoyment Of the evening ives
frightened by flow Of sparkling wit and conyensilos'
es and will be long remembered gratefully by the favored
guests The company separated at late hour each and
all de lighted by their evenings entertainment,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11
-wha laws do not enact private benevo'ence INST o.
feet This repy brings usto the end Of our episode.

Tho ssntsman Of the Sing Sing resolution organized the
Prison Association Of New York II obscts-the improve
ent Of Frson Discipline generally the aneoranon oil the
condition of prisoners whether detained for trial or finally
convetcd ard the relief OF discharged eonyic by afford
rg them tho ms ans of obtaining Loaesi livelihood
To accomplish the LAST named object they established
The Home for Discharged Female Convicts at No lsl
Tenhav Its hi.tory has been history OF wonderful
ESCAPES from impending ruin. Friend Hopper who was
the earliest and most devoted OF its supporters struggled
hard to keep Il in existence Hitherto, however, 1t
hes mninisired tself and rebly fulfilled lis iss;ou.
Yves opened on jane - ls45 Since that tine about one
thousand women have lived in il The plan Of the ladies'
who conduct is simple their object bonofoent
committee regularly vist our City PrsoDs aud the Black
wells Island Peniteniiary The penent prisoners are
offered home Ii they accept the proposition. they are
conducted to tho Tenth and boarded clothed educated
morally and homestead ytaugbt at once to be good women
end good housewiyes-rn the ladies feel warranted in
recommending tn as servants The irrecaimaby vicious
soon withdraw The real penitents received and pro
vided with places in the country The demand Tor such
dome sites is far greater than the supply.
Such is a very brief outline OF the operations OF this
noble Society Those who DESTROYS OF becoming better
acquainted with its history object and success we beg to
refer to Ms Chlds Life Of Hopper and to Mrs Kirkland
RlaRg Hand-the profits OF whose sale is devoted 10 the
Home.
What we have said sufficient TO enable readers to
Judge whether or not this phanthropc Society deserves
the public support Its exertons crippled by poverty
the library for the inmates is in Of additional sup
ply of books and the applicants for admission numerous
By aiding this Amerc IN Institutonhs home for the ont
cast" may be- the prophet said Of others, may
be they will present their applications to the Lord and
turn every one from his evil way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

Cart IsGRlBAE AT ALrxAsDRIA.-There b no true
he arted patriot in country says The Wahtnfoa Uaon
who will not read following with emotions Of nations
pride;
81 Louls, asSd Al. - ,ps no.t g,,fviog charge
ter owing chiefly the feelings Of respect and admra
lion which the gallant act Of Capt Ingrshsm ct smyrna
and its decided Enforcement and yndcaon By our 10Y
eminent have inspired throughout the Esst Two public
demonstrations Of respect 10 that commander TO our coun
try and its ag have already taken place here since our
first evenings the second at the thestey TO which we were
invited for the express purpose a. We serwsrd nnde,
stood. On the first oceason Mr.. Jones, late Consul
briefly returned thanks to the crowd for the compliment
On the second the respect paid Capt Ingrahan and 70
the flag lone Of which had been prepared and waved
the box Of party Of geBtemonl was acknowledged py
Cart Ingrabam and Mr. De Leon, the new Consul Ges-
era who Was conveyed bis post by the st. Loais sim
ply rising up and bowling to the audience Upon tne
whole these demonstrations were 30 gnincsnt ana " re
specae in their character to induce the mentios OF
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11
NOTES OF CAPT. JOE WALKERS TRIP ACROSS
THE GREAT BASIN. No. H.

Were Capt Walker professon' traveller the story Of
his wandersgs and adventures among the mountains ana
rane Lands in the center of continent would make
b fortune For years before the Americans became mas
tens Of Cslfornia-whe Missouri yet bat an infant
State-he left the settlement for the wids In the interior
Here be continued to trap the beaver from year to year
seeking the unequened spots and penetrating alone
into solitudes before trod by the white man ~
was not however the mere pursuit OF ahyelhood' ne
was an enthusiast in bis love for the mountains ana me
woods and with the true spirit Of the traveller often e m
aps 10 follow the windngs Of some new ryer OF
the ruins Of some ancient city His mode 81 LIE maae nun
close observer while singHlarly reteniiYe enf
bled him 10 remember with accuracy the most minute dets
Of what he had Hewas adventurous W.iaa- anu
srity TO Ind water and Boldly visited the most savage
bes, in his desire to clear up some doubt about ,le
49, M; boIs trp across the Gree. Basin in 1850 sprung
tom ueh spirit He anxious to discover whether
ri md direct route could not be opened from New Mex
- "a CSoruis 10 supersede the devious routes By the
III santa r. trail 20 the north aud tie ella hver 20 me
nth Hc stTurk midway between hen, ano due ease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

AIR LINE RAILROAD To NEw YoRX.-The Air Limo
Railroad Company making active e1ertions for ne
completion Of arrangements for the opening OF their roea
between New York and this city They hsvs Pufch,sec
on Sea st. at the junction Of Federal Summer and brosa
ss for the sum Of $4,000 and the wharf Of solomon n
per- directly adjoining for the sum Of $1,000 Inc co.
removed and most spacious depot erected upon the
site In addition the company have procured large a.ee-
of flats on the South Boston shore near the
Works He they contemplate the erection cfhe engage
bonses MECHANICS hops and car houses requisite for the
nouses. -, a. Na. az Boston Trav
sTysxfoaT sCKK, AID EIGHT OR Irs Liyis L3sI :
We Lear viii eYea regret that a. about three O'Clock ths
ino The steambosis Pearl and Matches came into CO
Tsion about six miles below Baton Rosge when the Pear
is.an,Iy sunk and eight ten lives wereost III
Pe.Tl was coming down from At,ak spss the Naiehez
~ m tho liver. III o Piesyune Jsn !.
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,..erc, uopsEsl uORSES - strons Lini

~apsys, HORSES HORSES "A strong LINZ
.,,.tlly sdav,ed the Bose to zeal snd srsnSesr
III se<sps Sim daily This The pubic WI s9o N VI 49,
II "a e. prbc the hesye iunedis'ey and all asn
" - hrui,es snd the horse rnay be vo'see
s< II q rse hottes eschi - dozen ms great e
xx, hsye lons wanted AS COZ the Medical
- 70 smaller dzes n Bhr I. Lane sarraJ
ents 81 cured morse hesves and FLANDERS NJ I'M vac
M ~ srosor No 02 Westst- purchased s2lendio noIte
nc sSiy iniured Il thought he would de 10 iev
- y ~. cured with bottle and nov worth SSv ~ \,
az . A I'D There has Teen anything lke Is
s Of medicine Thosssnds Of stSeT ondeniAse oyisenss
~ &c ~ ~, ri 20 Awe rial Iot5lns
a. heap A. say other remedy odefes TO the people ~
nesnnos fail
.,,. Nv Dear Sir: When the Ghove could nos
Y hL III 1.linn on parties Then could not torbtj out
.s not as th' ''sons ts y sah
vesare deeply tcaiet cough one cured 10 fout days
Se"~' 49, Residence. YonkeIt
Nm. ITO DOE. for doubt AFTER atrial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
G:ss ns SFso
ssfs = NJ The n 1871 tie cry
Yort before The fOasnh tsy q gsggsy New
f'I he liza day OJuy lass SQSEPa WSTYozoFr Er
NEW-YObK SUPREME COURT-AATHEW
,HooAaDUs 'sa ASA On 800 TO re
shove psseSt 81 ,Sq are hereby asS
,Os md seV. essy Of ysur ns~cr on n. y ses S5
Bro.d~sy the cy Of SswYot within d.,: s,r ,as
IA. n r tie ~ I'D be hTrsred aud rnesy-tres dollar.
aty,he cent. With ner-,, rom our day Jsha.y
esht hundrrd snd ry,sh besides the costs Of this
''- R BoGARDUs Plaintiff. Attorney;
complaint IN this scion W., hied n ,s 1s1 o. ~
CRY on the 9th day Of January lS4 jill la~szWe
NOTICE il hereby given according TO law and in
Of order Of the sarIosa.e Of The CSas 81
LING late Of he City Of New-Yerk. Physeaa deceased %
sse D.D 81 cha%be IN he City Of o their
h.S q e Sf Ssg Of b S sS si
Lucy P cREvELTNG
d7IsNsmt ISAAC DAYTON. AdalaistratOrsl
NOTICE-The Property Debts and Effects of the
BURN have this day been duly assigned % the bseroe Tor the
WoessSn m bsr,Sy a.s 10 .Se psyrnen, 70 the undsT
signed " his Oee' No IS wa'-NewYs,s Jan o ls51
SUPREME COURT-In the matter of the applca
Sp u, sysr Ad iGaS ra BoSs os Ia cy Ielt %
7thays In the said city; The
Nsyor Aldermen COmmonay OF the City Of NesYork by
Aqueduct DepAmea said city pursuaBt the STAT
R Rte ID the civ as o sY p: Ja1 SD
present. hereby notice 20 the lessees
ties Decvrly entitled interested 10 the lands
premises, hereinafter mentioned and
will the Supreme Court the STATE
CITY Hall Of City NewYork FRIDAY the 10Th DAY Of
February the opening the Court that day or
Counsel he.ri the appointment OF three
Appraisal the above entitled 10 estimate
the essees parties and persons aorest
equitable ensson for taking all those 1n3s eae
LeTSsme1is lie sta aud 5th
and 5th said city and which the said Croton
advisable be acquired for the purpose
Reservoir In the City Of NesYort which said
laid the ndp plan Of said city
the City Of NewYok aud for other Parpose passed
April9 IFO7 ROBERT J. DILLON.
Council 10 the CORPORATION aud the Alueduct Boi
paied N.w.York Jan s. 1854 J5tolOP
CUPRFME COURT, City and County of New York
S-wILLIAM P. TURPIN AGAINST RI HARD B. HARDY and
for releftCom not served ITO RICH ARD g.
HARDY Ann Hardy JosePh TuPn Georsit Washington
L. Rowley Natb,ne Csrke Csbsrne W CLARKE, Ressie A.
Turin J. Tupin. Samuel Green, Lsnrs Green
samuel Maverick William Van Wyck Lydia A NJ Van Wyct
Houston Elisabeth VI Houston Joseph Wyman
end required the complaint in this scon
will he fled in Office the Clerk OF City aud County
Hall Of the City Of New YORK the lien
January u the said
plain subscriber his Office No Wast in the City OF
SewYork within the service Of h
YOU exclusive such service and II
the within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this
viii apply the Cosr for the relief 10 me co
Dated January 10, 1854 T. w ImChBN-
jill 1aS6wWed faAn'h . Ateofsey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11

Tor CHARLEST0N-The steamship JAMES
ADGER Dickinson commander will leave Pier No Souh
River SATURDAY, January At o'clock p NJ, precisely
Az MIA u itdipF o. ned BY the Pp'usr on bosrd
ifeght erply board, and for
SPOFfOhp TiLESfON Co No. ~ Broad~ay
Through tetsis ia k,onve, sjl Picoaa aud Phstsa So
nISPATCH LINE for SAN FRANCISCO in 90
DDhYs-Tbe frous clipper slip JOHN GiLPIN at pier No
as Esst River foot Of at expected 70 ns her oabg
before the Sh Of January io and handsomely accom-
cabin psssenges This gndcent hrstciss clipper
nsds her m ptssss San Frsneso 10 ninety day.
Passengers DESTROYS clipper have opportunity
ofsceuTrs the remaining berh nmeds,e application 20
SUTTON Co No. "a Wslst
yIShE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL sTEAMEr s--Tbs Shivs composing tbs hae
Z the following; s -.
ATLANTIC. Cspt West PACIFIC SaPt we
ARCTIC, Capt Luce BAbIiC NsP' DoiHS''0a
These shp. built expressly Tor
s.ryioe Every been taken 10 Their c01stoeo
er Erens, 10 insure strength and speed and then econ
.ns for passengers unequsled FOR elegance ana &c
OF pssses from York Liverpool " h,cass eson M f
ss.,5 n 40 exeusve rooms So ro
Liverpool 70 NewYork $50 and go An e1peneneeo is7
atehes Ia eseh shp berth secured until PAD foI
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILin0
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1nsnrante Companies.

BRANCH OFFICE OF the HARTFORD LIFE
ID INSURANCE COMPANY, Of HARTFORD, CONAECTi.
CUT EDWARDS Agent, No lS2 Broadway, New York-Ths
cmpAny complied with the Of the ne
ats ofEev repairing hsnded thousand dollars deposr
have opened Branch 0oe No I22 Broadway corner Of
DE Mercantile Bank Building where they s be happy 70 meet
all who With Life Insurance In saf reliable and pfoaP
SsyDs Company The character Of the Hartford oes
ssbesding al that 70 inform the paonc "nefs nJ
be found .,, -, ~.
Company both the STOCK aud MOt9. plans
socl r.ie any good and responsible COMPANY ~
uiss when policies taken lor life loan one hs me ~
seeurne 20 their e, Of eesth con- m
dependent spon friends and charity o. seoa 40 p,s.nt
es,ing world 1AaLTS H2nSgr9 Vice-Pre.ident
HENRY LsnnlaSbs ATTORNEY cor Company in New YORK
DAVID 5. DODGE, - -, "a - o.,o.k
- Marine Ri,LS tafeu al Office any amount, IN r.
Fly M S S- A. EDWARDS I .zen.s
y
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11aper marebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. L. DERhlCksUN q
Co No Io5 Fulton for sale the lowe7t lei ms "ras
Fspeys English French and American
Newspaper all slles, weights and Qualities
Book Paper, sn sizes weights and qualities -,
Tissue Pepper fancy cOlor and white ofthe best 9oeif
Hanging Paper, white and coiored, different widths
Batters Paper, thin and Of the best quslity.
Cloth Paper, Sxf0 and 40x48
English Hardware Paper large assortment Jas srNe@
sheathing Paper of the best quality. .
Wfappinr Paper, Straw, Rag and Manila
Tee Paper of different sizes
TaT Roofns Paper. suitable for roofs II rohs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11
VsHIP COMPANY for NEW

Y WA~oaIIIHE HI . l'.NkI T : ~ -
srsyalg the Government Mails
. 70 Ssfrh on THURSDAY Jan. II tbs
~ ~. Thomas A Budd Freight taken
ora 'abc foot. Sgeds oaly taken on
shs. tho bisak fo-7n % bil' Of l.J.rE.
/, - alton ~ bills OF lldins sign a
trtf
souiy ,. sH.o OF iha Company, 10. ~
az o. ROBERTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11
1888. Arrangements for December 1913
A TRANY and NETWORK RAILROAD.-Tw

Vice Pres't No 81 Canast. New-loTk.
Ass't SuIts Office, Station House, N Haven
I153 Arrangements for December 1853.
A IBANY and NEW-YORK RAILROAD.-TwO
daily E1EIss, Ts s oS0G 5osd We %. $50 n.
North Wa.a md MSp55ss T.: :, , Gs,s
Ss @ ss % 1Bsa seseS.a
lady Utica Rome Syracuse Aabun Geneva c.nandAs0a ROehe
Ps.se1sers also received BOwey and h aud
land and receive only .. cotOn
All other ans win leave City H. station of TryCntOw
and heretofore w. HALL superintendent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW.JERsEY:0oN q eNs
v S 80 ssIs, ys S -.yS I'D aos
Lsy. fhPSSTSs Es't1o r III. nG as
with trains by the Railroad Company foot Of Court
from Nsw,TS.i e. I ps,D.:t G g p, 5
sed fo gSsendse Sc U Ie fo Psstcn o Beiyidee
wktae Bethlehem AspsSTP Hs9sS an se
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Fal Arrange
mentTr;in. leave Chbst daily for nsny ;0S Try
Dec is 70 the s T laR VIII run :: follows.
Express Train NJ through four hours connecting with
Mail Train A NJ Through Way Train. y NJ ,ndsPM
EapIs: Train: ii Accommodation Train
For Pouthieepse Way Passenger Trains ITO and
om and Way Freight and Passenger Train at 10 Al
The Tsnown PeeiI and Trains stop at all tho
Ps.nssI. taken at Chambers Cans, Christopher 18th aud
SUNDAY NAIL TRAINS NJ from Csna.t. for Albany.
stopping !" d" way EDMUND FRENCH. Superintendent
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT via
~ NEwJEESEY STh MAL Hnd
Dec is lIesys NswYOrt foot of cOurtAnds't at a'nd II
F Es FROM Pn s.sPHc i1f
pOn q 80 for second sS', IN IL and r N 20 ssn .1d
ssS st.;t s Of 4s.s1%:9
Depot TO principal hotels and the central paris Of Phs.ph
rousb tickets sold for Baltimore Washington Norfolk Weldon
Wilmington and Charleston in all the above trains Through Dag
With baggage cross the ferry IS minute, before the trains leave
GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.-SIXTY
" MILES DISTANCE sAvE0-MlCHIeAN ~, SOY NJ tHE ~,
R R1.I I'm, q s. fon 81 hour. open
PASSENGERS can leave EewYori NEwYoRK ASD ERIE
or aiPsoS EyE LIME, spe eens q. SGnss or Baaao
md eoansts.ns with ioaTSN5 ExPEEss TRAINS
Ps re &c, s b so sHs
PesssSSp q s HfSs5 for La s Bloomington Spnsisd Al
tor and St Louis al the way By RAILROAD connecting
ROAD for Rockford, Ffeeport Gslena and Dubuque.
Ps.ensers by the PRIVILEGE Of stopping p9ia
the vexaiou desys oeeoned BY LOW WATER
ThfouS or any further information apply at the Com
panys Once No les BrosdTsy eope[ OF Dsyr 70 .,.
CLEVELAND and TOLEDO RAILROAD.-
" WINTER ARRANGEMENT. go
On and AFTER MONDAY Nov Il Ia Passenger Trains will leave
daily (supdAys excepted IS follow: v,.
Leave Cleveland st''sSo M $50 cpd ~
Leave TSSS with Lax. shore and 9h.n Southern and
Indians R.Osd The DAILY liam, 9stssn
and sanduky RaOsd connecting also Clyde with Mad s'e
ah' LAAe N'e Northern Division open to sandusty.
Leave Ohio City
Leave SAhau'iS "''' T. B. PHILLIPS Superintendent
oHce c. and T. RI, Cleveland, Nov. q, lass
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