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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

LIvISGsToN g. LocKwoop have RI
moved 10 4 cir uele nd commodoua store
on Secort s'rea. nne door east Of Nc
Nelfs. where they sul 90 b. readY e.
coG.mo.hie lheir cnsiemera As usual
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

ihe citizens Of Davenport arc -
'prv'fu'ly invited 10 do 'hems,ve .he lus
ice 70 ell afo IN to-hlgh. to Morris Auc,
ton Rooms. TO be present at the all. OF the
mo-, ,ple4d Il lo' Of al ps,r',,-> eve eshl.
br'et b the ". Ties. pan iIu-s were
petni'd y erpe iencc. ss'ist-, and ar et
i. masn ficeni tssur., wtich a'oae are
worth ,ea dollar c1ri persor, wishing
e + 'rcha,e article ! tIcl j. rirhly worth
fifty 'ollsf>, i ,hsf otn t-8,,s, are e
specially .as,'r' - be- present
Tho sale will positively come of TO.
night, ami The properly will be s1l ! with.
out any reserve or extension. Among
them will ne found no !owiy ihoCraphs
or sccoud hand arti cles, out a gathering
81 genuine paintings which would DO
honor to the taste OF the mos, fastiiious.
Come and see for yourselves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
u e. and Honey.

John tit-e, Fsq., o. tn A.lgl Demo.
craf. give. his experience in raising bees
during the last season as fellows:
We will give orc item oi ou. rxper-
fence 10 bees, as We ha,e IN eye FOR ser
ing tho i17oustittlo CT aa'uf.s a. Ut, and
.o1th very fond OF their sweets. w
gave 8, ioa a swarm Of tees, a year ard
hall eince. They increased to ire
swarms this summer and fan. we took
~ :wa If them, recently, anl gained at
cast Loo Is. u beautiful honey. The
hives We used are made Of oil pine boards
rough, square shape, one foot ard half
~ two and n nsf in si1e, in the clear.
Have taken 20 manner of paius with
them, "xcelt TO place . r1u-F. shed roof
over the row Of hives.
iucIus Bliss makes thu following
staten mt in h, Coun'fy Gentleman:
II comm need to SEASON with 33 old
swarm:. :, y began - -Harin abou, tbs
frat of Juae, ani sago ne 80 new swarms
some Of shiah were iGuf lei. he,
ug -u:all swarms. tave tssen 25U9 lh..
4 hay h0ney .! hyperion gui'i;y from SO
hiss. tJak ar" ooIes from SIT.
h,se, Tour from ucN swarm. shall havr
about 500 .bs. Of honey FROM hives whicb
! have begun 10 take Up, .hioh WI, miSe
total Of 5000 ID. for he sea. IN. ure
no hives wh Oh hare .ess than fon.
baxes They ara the Cotton hive au1 enc
Of nv Own Invention. shall winter be
tween 40 amt 80 swarms. | calculate nv
Profits at 500"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

TOYS for the Holidays may be found
in s-eat variety at WHoIr,AlI at ArAM
son 8 Rspr's, one doc ras' 1. PerIs, Or
Second street, o.er " S. VI. x. SpaultiUg.
=. I csc goods All ~ cl5sr. o.j ,bcsp.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

Neare under obligations 10 Hon. L.
S. Wing, 20, a copy Of the Report Of the
DrMoiis X yer Improvement am; Naviss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
Ill Cost.
WOODEN PUMPS.

'l'Hf sahscrb.r Is now ready to furil>s WOODEN
! Pt MAS 10 order, - any lcag;a capacity
II pumps are made ~ that Ter y II rot freeze
~ b IN. Wsrrsn'td to wo y 4 ftg tne ytsr
\ .isiuct lsg tu.ni-hei % ordr- Orters may
u NJ III agtce OF y. l.. shory e. u N thc
.-s---t,ers i ilAe. q taslne--, naar :. - , =
r. AathiHc shoT.
~ = !, GII0nEN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
STATE DEMOCRAT.
THE STATE DEMOCRAT.


SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.
A. AZ advertising paD.r III Stat. Dsmoeraf Is a1r
sara ais fega.ied the e-tAsi 4oi medium % ta
ess conIags.esil.n tetwo tn b ur.a .Iot rs
stsrly .acs.s.ins c!scGAt1a. bib q, henr Az
-hfesi. oi.t. favorable yyp1. u ~ n. I-Gicfu
i--' iiI.n''4li 4 mercantile !ait IL sEs. !. &c
avoti" 'nsiy j1urnai, h.t Rel Ill q -a!sf. a. vel
~ nsre syt'r .ive ;esdos-foape xehsnics sni Cni
tess Val md Its Columns -4saut!al t. yr.sperous
business "A WORD TO rnn WISH"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

paiIe,,s siaxical Pain i-sracim.--Ihr ~ at
~ yr!Iei.al oAsrsrterjs,! SCI DAIITi's N&GIC
- PAIS EXTRACTOR consist;
Is. vi IL ssf failing .Ht -f.d uh4g ~, ~
s....ns. a. .iied 20 any estrro 4,juty. to ach IN
sa.n4tl.u instantly, AL fet4ly &" d." Il. n
81 .. ,,4.,titutrs u. srusI .owt u 81 evi"'a q
-. L Vi tafs en4 ,cal... rn4 VI .iheT psinrli -
,es.,h >, .aef' dllly shs;i iass = I'm al ~
ap.earYtia IL ~ 10 laicn.As hsreisH'e Az
"a Essfy III lilssn H.d 3, fully aware that n
a.g4s..i 3, u..l ~ }. ihe pan l. rr,ilo.d q
smmtlsa o. injured psrt,i.n nod ti.erstc ~ y!
- tenos u, aus ~ eff Ct aus, stse
.. H. yu.incat.yv p olel.' rsairsl.1s the pit
ths' Iaay isTA IN thu syst ~, md : Vi when a.
.sIto III sJrrs, irsv farily Il, n.a.r ilN,'rr
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,rodsce. ife4s .orrs % asoLsi - Laras-,ai
- q apgta I'D Sni inf rtrrsie $3.50 So Re ~
.t otbcr aut,i.etu, II ra-t1
- hos u s,uai4s psii.ys Pa. .xtfnctot ~
uyyn j, sissl Pay Esst avo Llbo, with the 'zns-
arcade ' CffCKESER a - ttpprieters. and
nEsty naLtI, Hsnufae'unI All oth~'a 81"
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go Sl- tr.rr.ay trre,. N,w ioss.
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Wm A. iiat.brior'. Hair Dy-.-Ne sataIns
L4.r-ip. .oia,.1ui could ever L'yr s'ssiH'd ihe
-r.e al ia... tccori = III, Dy III IGN
4e,-f taias tlselu ratpr, itu :n.or, -" :
o,tt t,f tA- ~, tiacs 3 o.i'l,'d Ia tic -"i-
1T srV.st of most frovty hair ~ II. Med hnc
: !, % appied At Bitcteloss wly faetosb,t n'.n e
.r.tnts 49, .sA Bro4d~sy, v Yorl W
n.t htIot 4, tue buI u Al stna ~, = -sai. h.
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Ior .st. br Al Jrd n Van fstt'.-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

The following article x4s ufanied foE
yester MORNINGS paFsF, hgt 80 cro"dsd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

y BEAuIHcL fiottRg.- Ihclc is
q, exhibition. and viii b. - p e.. >,
MoGi,' Auc'io'. Rooms, ore II The mos,
ltse'y ,ie'urrs j, .a,..e ba.a OR lottJ
Sc. / = the represr H.ca 3'fNevsm.
Der cav,-Chlldreu gong 10 5, hocI,' II IS
pointed with the greatest care, and Nv an
a ~ " 10 las great popularity as fan OF
s,ti.r" tain The price sci ov hun ~,
tn, it}ure IS 500, out OF III. ,'ldio.-
Il As r' aaseti IN goresous i.are, al can
be pH htaei Al ararc bargain. To lay our
n.oaey fer uca PAINTING would be plea.
ar. Doa't forget 10 30 thatr The st
and'only sale.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

lmpestans to Geuales-Dr. Chess0an
ftils.1ts combinations of ICsrsinai,in these Phi,
the result VI ls-s aud extensive pfs-lee. They
mid IN their oIeystoa, sai certain IN o.trsStihs
-I irresssriti-s rsasr ns ,tsust.sa rem wing si
sostr acions VII 9tber ffous1o.l othervis. hssi-
to. n Ia thgs, ie "a pislo. - shsL sfs,trrb-
sexp which rise irsla 'isS,srru pt!ea - ua;ufe.
TAsy e.n be ,aor.ssigiy use s.s 1rsssnt!ys Ih.-c
Wis shoald N.Y. 10 takan IN pregnancy. a. they
I'D $50 10 ssu N sehrriage. whrrsates srre-
be- aud irce :1.4 anyt.ns in.1rise- 10 life
he..lth Exylcli d vcti5ns, ~Lich sLyoid te rvad
-SaOmpaFty each b.s Price 81. fvs sac ny II.
=, ls.i,t. ia D.ycuI,ti, ani Hines = C.if.-hs-i,
- ,slAnt sutpy mail b, nclo.ins 81 - Dr. Cor
,.il. l. che MAJ. NJ, lo2 Btp4iwsy. Sep Y.i1.
leg-inwiIn,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

DILCHga's RFrlNRp sUGIRS-l0o bis, all
ID rsdss, for sale ~ EVANS, CH1w 3 o.,
cor Second and Perry sts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

.,iGS AND SACKS.

100 pn Osuaburs snrks ~ Att bl'hs
sy-~ at y lr,ct AlO.
IS 600 seamless Bs u OF a. .fet, At Tie
CHItkGo BAG aAsUfACTokY,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
business DIRECTORY.


MA kIiDIr \ CaRfIN ..t,tr ! &. ..si " y
NICHOLS CAMPBELL. = 1b.......- Mon
COOK = kRGt.N F............ NJ. = = ~. ~
NCGREGnR IAWEs h kLiki MOI. ...,..As ~.
cur Hb RIO BARROW 4 60. 90 MAJ - l.
1,tLy,< Yt,WFfs 4 uett N<.....4t#su.. G..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

On Ny PA, was it Windsor Castle
that Mary, Qeea Of Scots, wls con,ine!
ia' asked iiitlo autaony Augustus Of
his father. "Na, my san, no, Qaeen
Mary, qut Qnaen Victoria she, poor
thing, has been rontiaca in that castle
rrpeateily."
DI-soLuIloS or pARr>KRsHIP.- Tho
long partnership Of the undersigned has
been this dag dissolved by muiua. n
sent Us the operations OF the parties
have been alike Improbable to tho firm
and the pubic, no debts viii he paid.
The parties have no bill receivable, and
they freely rc'"rsc al who may imagine
that they owe any ;hin-. The enior part
ner has gone on n freedom shrleking ex-
curaion; for which she has long had a
decided itching, and will, perhaps, g to
tie hsfsT >bo returns. the junior will
Resume business with tne old partne-,
Virginia. AMI other white people,
MASSACHUSETTS,,
KENTUCKY
December 3, la56.
louisville Dem.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

GONE {: the ri.h"st goods i, n. -lace 4. H.
- shove Kinds SIRE T. DO TO- I'd a,
WtDSwoRTS,
osssi-'tf second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
EtfrGf Gs00ks.
Grey Taimas and Nantes 4!
BR0CHa LONG SHhWLS!

vsr brought % mis- r'aes. comp Ill width ~
prise ~ IN. ,st and rics, fasatunsI maxi nv
IL Hsc. Please examine ;Bsfn at
WADSWORTH'S,
0C.13~d.f 0rrcsi,e . Cf.;ra .ro-.,
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-19
I.rIe Z ate or rre.II,AIIn 1-ioree


Never unknown taken up and borne into Of
flee, such overwhelming OF popularity Frank
lin Pierce in 1852 Never oceholer stranded high and
dry by such general ebb of confidence respect friend
ship, as Franklin Pierce in 1856
He was helped into power by the votes of Free Sellers
whom he had concated by speech against the Fugitive
Slave Bill and by "Cnion and Compromise Men, whom he
soemnly promised in his Inaugural that he would discount
enance any revival Of Slavery agitao, Before he had
been months iii Office he broke faith wintnth He devoted
ne energies OF his Administration to the wal OF ag-
tiou and the extension ot the Il wcr OF G.aYery.
The Shareholders wanted c-e Il gave them. They
wanted patronage. lie gave to them. They demanded
seizure c,ves He ordered Troops and Ships that
vie and 70 prevent The least delay his hurried orders
by telegraph They wanted Territory. lie gave them
and Nebraska They wanted conuivance with
ing expeditions He connved at them. They wanted the
cognition OF Fbustering Government He recognized
They wanted Cuba He eXerted every to buy beg
it, quarrel for it. They wanted money expended build
Southern forts and not for the Improvement Of Southern ha
bor He signed the appropriations for the and rejected
those for the other They wanted invasion of Kansas
frauds upon the ballot He only gave them
nifty but sent his Marsha Judges and Posmasters head
the invading mob They asked for the sack of Lawrence
lie to them and smokes in ruin. They asked for
ynchngs and murder to drive off Free State He gave
them Dow and Brown, and Jones and Stewart and they lie
nnewmade In every act he the fcile docle
supple tool of Slavery.
He has his reward!
The Slave States themselves refuse him nomination
They fling him aside WORKOUT, useless thing and take
Northern Dougiface to again delude the North and
serve the South, and then to be flung aside in turn
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-19
For the Tribune & Telegraph
Song of the Editor.

Write write write,
Though fancy tired wing
She must still her tribute celestial bring,
Nor own weary flight;
And reasons power and memory's store,
Must prove their strength, and bring the lore
Antique, and strange, and mystic
For these, to the uttermost thought and particle,
Must go in o-morrow's ''leading article"
vi argument with statistic.
Lie liei lei
II he happens to be party hack,
He must echo the yell of the greedy pack,
And shout the demon cry
To honor's appeal he must never bark,
But aim till death, at shining mark,
As he speeds the poisoned dart;
And hen the battle fierce is Ger,
And the vctors apportion the captured store,
Their thanks shall be his part.
Clip clip clip!
No "cabbaging' shears his hand doth hold,
But that with which the current gold,
BY lawful right he'll clip
The "devil - is gone, but he will not fail III
Of prompt return with the ''norning mail :" w
basket full of Exchanges"
And then the editor opens and skins
Accidents, deaths, discoveries, whims-
As over the world he ranges.
Paste pastel paste,
With Il camel's-hair brush and a broken cup
He gathers the scattered paragraphs up,
And sticks them on in haste:
Inc devil /" appears with grin and bow
please, sir, they're waiting for copy now"
lie says, in accents solemn;
"The foreman thinks he'll soon impose
Inc OUTSIDE form, with scrap OF prose,
And the leader may be a column
Pay! pay pay!
The world is done work on Saturday night,
And bounds with step of gay delight
To his wife and babes away!
But round the editor, see, a score
OF honest 'jours," who tease him sore
And he may not be unheedful
Though bright is his wit that can furnish there
The means to relieve them all from care,
By Smelling out the ''needfu."
June, 1856. ERNEST.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-19
published by Request.)

published by Request,)
The Dying Californian.
Come, brothers, gather around my bed,
For am dying now;
The last bright CLEAN of hope is fed,
And clammy is my brow.
While reason yet retains her throne,
Pray list to what say,
And bear this message TO my home,
My home, far, far away.
Go, tell my father, not to blame
His Maynard, erring child, - i4s5
But kindly speak of his poor name,
On whom in youth he smiled.
And tell my mother, pure and fair,
That my last shall be, -. -.
To breathe that aforementioned prayer, - -
learned beside her knee
And when am dead take off this ring,
=. $ And bear it to that shore: .....- y
Tell Mary it is the last Offering,
Of him who sleeps TO wake more
And tell her, in the courts above,
I'll meier forget that hour,
When first she pledged to me her love,
- In that sweet, shady bower. -
But this dear tress her own hand gave 4
With it | cannot part;
And when you lay me in my grave,
Place II upon my heart; n
For, oh, feel that could not sleep,
IL III 1t were wanting there,
And cen in death ian would keep.
a gilt from one 90 fair.
Brothers, you soon must close my eyes, ..=-- -
And make my last cold bed; e,
For ere the mornings sun shall rise,
You'll count me with the dead
Loved ones, farewell--dear, happy home,
meier shall you more,
For must slumber here alone,
On San Francisco's shore.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-19
Fading Out.

The New York Evening Post, which has beer
one of the most consistent and able Of the OPP
opponents of Know Nothingism, sees the decline
of the organization. After promising that many
Joined the Society only to overthrow the present
Administration, and without any hostility to;for
eigners, the Post says
The distinctive Gogmas Of the party are rapid
" fading from the minds of large masses OF men
who have been marshalled under its banners
and whose votes gave it the triurnpNs 1t OBTAIN
ed in the elections Every weeks washing
takes out little Of the color-the stain, wo
should rather call it--and by a f he greater
,art &c Sc re- tfirs t.iU iss .a4...a 49, its orr
a;na, ,-I.t.s. O ,st likely
toL with ,ty years
is T. .ssage .haterA
alteriuo the natu...441..~.. :. ess"f.liiS 'ls
RIGHTS now granted 20 residents IN our cp"nirv
born abroad
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-19
A KentuCkian's Testimony for the Free
State Men of Kansas.

- ISSC1lGOnY 10Y the ETSS
State Men of Kansas.
from the Paris (Ky Western Citizen, OF Friday May 80
Our friend Sebrec Just returned from trip to
Kansas, handed us yesterday morning, an extra,
printed at Westport, Mo, on the %, giving an
accodn: of the late proceedings in the territory
1t does not differ materially from the accounts
ceiyed by telegraph, and to be found in another
! column. 1t states that q company of about two
hundred armed Free State men had collected at
Lawrence, on the day after the assault upon that
| place, and An attack from them upon the town Of
! Franklin was feared. The account is intlamma-
tory, and counsels still further violence. 1t con-
tains the following significant passage: Our
Missouri friends must understand that this is but
the beginning of the end We want you still.
| Mr.. Sebree says that large numbers of Mis-
sourians are in the territory, and that the sup
| ply ofthem is only limited by the demand. The
representation he makes of the men who COM
pose the body of the proslavery party, and OF
their proceedings is not very fattering to them
! He saws that decent southern men who go their
under no undue excitement, ARE ashamed OF them
and he saw some SUCH whose minds on the sub
ject of slavery in Kansas had undergone com
plete change. The large company of Southern
emgrants recruited in Alabama by Major Butoro
he represents as a miserable set of drunken loaf
ers many of whom have died in consequence o
their vices and imprudenee, and all OF whom are
cursing the men that induced them to 60 TO The
country. Mr.. Sebree says it is generally conce
ded that of the actual citizens of the territory
two to one are in favor of Free State, and tina
with the exception OF a comparatively small
number of brawlers, they are quiet industriou
men, seeking to establish homes for themselve
and their families. They have been outnum
!, bered and outvoted by the people from the Dor
! ders of Missouri, who have been organized TO
that purpose. These are unpalatabe truths 70
Southern men, but the sooner the truth is known
the better Mr.. Sebree thinks that the war ha
but commenced, and that in a very short time
E thousands of armed men will be in Kansas fror
, the Free States.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-19
Chicago and Milwaukee Rail Road.

: ea re
an and after Wednesday, May 18th, Passenger
~ Trains on this Road viii leave Kenosha eyery
day Sundays cxccptcdl as follows:
Going South.
First Train, IL As A. Nj.
ed 90 p. NJ.
Going North.
First Train, IL 45 A. M.
ed &c Is r. nj.
Trains on this Road connect with the afternoon and
evening Express trains on the Michigan Central and
Michigan Southern Roads. Also on the North, with
the trains of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Road.
c. r.. ALTON, G. E.
Kcnosha May -. 1856 Ivi5n49.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-19
MEDICAL CARD.

T0RS. a. a. e.. p. EAssE, having entered
Il into u Co partnership in the practice OF Medi
IN, will be found their office Ndtk3cedtterS Dru!
Sto at their residence, of Chicago and Par
ss at all times ready to attend the calls Of the public
cnosha May l. 1856. 46tf
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-06-19
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
CANADA,
Ia g


From DE troit Niagara Falls,
CROSSING the Mammoth Suspension Bridge which
~ trains without change of cars or baggage
In of the of travel over this
popular route additional have been put and here
after
-Four Daily Trains Leare Detroit. Sundnys en-
! --.--- ccpted,
Morning Express-Leaves at A. arriving at Niagara
Falls at g. 25 p NJ New York morning, Boston
Steamboat ExpressIeaves at 10 80 A. NJ connecting at
~ for Cape Vincent Ogdensburg Brockvlle, &C., and at
Niagara Falls at $50 MNew York next morning, or Bos
Tightening Express-Leaves at IS p ~, arriving at Nj
agara Falls 1929 New York next day at dinner
Boston to lodge
This the fastest train ever the
Evening Express-Leaves 745 NJ, connecting at Naga-
Falls 45 in the morning, arriving at New York next
morning, Boston at noon.
The NJ, 1890 NJ, and I As trains from Detroit,
make connections at Hamilton with the trains to Toronto
The 1880 NJ train from Detroit, which take the passen-
gers leaving Chicago train, connects at Ham
as.follows-Eamilton daily Sundays exceptea) y
Canada Capt Geo EWilloughby, Mondays and Thursdays
America, Capt John Mason Tuesdays and Fridays-New
York. Capt J. Chapman Wednesdays and Saturdays. On
the arrival Of the Steamboat Express from Detroit at
going direct through to Cape Vincent 0dgensburg Brock
ve connecting the afternoon with the Railroads and
Steamers this point for Montreal Quebec, Portland Sa
ratoga Springs White Mountain &C. by which passengers
have view of the Thousand Islands, Rapids Of the St
Lawrence &C. IL hours quicker and saving of 100 miles
travel over the South Shore Route.
Connections made Niagara Falls and Buffalo with
the New York CentralCanandaigua and Niagara Falls
branch of the New York Erie Rrroadand with the line
of Lake Ontario all points, and variety Of
connections unequalied.
No change of cars is made at Rochester heretofore
Trains direct through from Niagara Falls to Albany
making exclusive connections with the route.
Through Tickets allowing passengers to lay and
their seats be purchased at the Railroad Offices
~ Be and ask for Tickets via Detroit aud the Great
Western Railway.
/ G. J. Bridges, p. Holman,
Managing Director, Gent Western Ag't.
Hamilton, G. W. imn5ll Chicago Ill.
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