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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

STATE FAIR RECEIPTS.-We learn from ID.
j. Powers, Esq. the Treasurer of the State Ag
ricultural Society, that the receipts at the late
Fair amounted to about $4,000. Receipts at
the las years Fair $1,000. Showing large
balance in favor of this year. This looks we'll
for the progress Of the Society," when all things
are taken into consideration The Fair was
held last year at Milwaukee, where the popula-
ton is much larger than at GAINESVILLE. where it
was recently held. Times last year were COM
paratively easy-this year tight and the wealth
err last year was favorable, while this year, there
was an almost continual rain during the princi-
pal days of the exhibition Notwithstanding all
these draw backs, the receipts of this year ex-
coed those Of the last by about . $780, which ex-
cess would have been doubled, without doubt,
had the weather last week been favorable. This
shows that the right spirit prevails among the
farmers, and that the officers of the Society have
been active and efficient. Very much of this
success is attributed to the never-tiring exer-
tions of ID. j. Powers Esq, the able and prac-
teal acting Secretary and Treasurer of the Soci-
ETY.. He is deeply Interested, personally, in the
cause of agriculture, and knows how to excite
an interest in that great subject among his breth-
eren, and having had the Wisconsin Farmer
under his control has been able to do it with
eminent SUCCESS. We rejoice in this success
Prosperity among the farmers will make all bus
mess prosper GUS Bet0a Journal
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
w REMARKABLE EVENTS IN OCTOBER

Es REMARKABLE EVENTS IN OCTOBER
October LIST, 1910, st. Pauls, London, dedicated;
I'd, 1889, Major Andre executed; 9TH, 1745, Peace
of Aix-la- Chapele 9th, 1857, BIainard died; 18th
1892, America discovered; 18th, 1915, Bonaparte
arrived at ST. Helena 10th, 1855. Latimer
burned; 18th, HI, Burgoyne surrendered 18th
1914, Norway and Sweden united; 10Th, 1871,
CORVALLIS surrendered; 2lst 1905, Lord Nelson
killed; 24th 1852, Daniel Webster died; 9th,
1892, Cuba discovered: 9th, 1918, Sir Walter
Raleigh beheaded.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

ACCIDENT.-Quite a serious accident occur
red on Tuesday morning abont ia o miles north
of this city on the Milwaukee road. IL seems
that livery team from Kenosha had been en-
gagged by a Mrs. Keenan, to bring her to this
city, 10 testify in case before the court now in
session here. the horses took fright from some
cause and ran pell nell into patch Of woods,
fliDging the woman and driver from the wagon
and injuring them severely. Mrs. Keenan, re-
ceiyed an ugly cut ON the forehead and the
driver boy about I6 years old, had his collar
bone broken and was otherwise bruised. They
were brought to this city and their wounds dres.
sed. Parties were sent back in quest of the
team, which was found thoroughly wrecked
Hamkegaa Gazette
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

A WORD FOR THE EAR OF SINGLE MEN
1t strikes us that therc is = ''word of wisdom
in the following quotation-brief as il is;
Every school boy knows that a kite would
not fly unless it had a string tying it down
1t is Just SO in life. The man who is tied down
by half dozen blooming responsibilities ana
their mother will make higher and stronger
fight than the bachelor, who, having nothing
to keep him steady is always houndenng IN the
mud. Eyou want to Use i'll the world tie your
self TO somebody"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
A Ballad of the Rain.

The following sBallad Of the Rain appeared in late
number Of the Home Journal. N p Willis sends It in
letter from Idewid in which he says its words
ly far sweeter than he could write very tune
the falling rain Also, that since Epc PoR's Raven
mourning madrigal had been written, the aBa
lad Of the RAIN The author is Mrs JULIET H. E. CAMP.
BELL, daughter of Chief Justice Lewis
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15
L.. a.. MERRILL,

NSURANCE-IEe is agent for various companies
of undoubted credit, and is prepared to issue poll
cies on Life and Property, on favorable terms
s9Sec advertisements
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-15

Mr. Clay. for the last three years, has beer
high authority on the slavery question with Ma
tional Democrats.
In 1859, Senator Douglas used this language
'No citizen, ,chether from tie North or South
can take this species Of property (stares ,oih hin
Territories, because il as prohibited By the foeai Ian
in Oregon by the statues OF tn Territory
and in the Indian country by the Acts of Con
gress. Nor can man 60 there and take and hOlG
his Stare, for the same reason.
Now hear Jas. Buchanan in 1S4S:
Having urged the adoption Of the Missouri
Compromise, the inference is irresistible, that
Congress IN my opinion, possesses po,eer TO tegs-
late upon the subject Of siarery in the Territories
Letter TO Saadfora
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RgpDsx vrI1vI.

The little bulb, shiiveled and duety
that tilly yean ago, was bundls,l
away with driel herbs aud witLored
leaves, to the garrst, 10 . very indiG:
erent thing to look 1t, and = very
wonleriul thing to thizk Of.
II has Q commission in il, which
strange, as il all is 10 10, that bulb
shall sGrely iulil. Springs come and
GO, aud the moss on the old roofs
northern side, grows green; Autumn
goes rus;ling by. and it turns gray,
and Winter driits it white at last, but
tho bulb is dry and dumb.
But the while, it has an errsnd
that it never iorgets; an er,and to
some far.of year, . gilt Of lite, fra.
GRANGE, and beauty. 1t bides its
. tune, and some day in Nay, the oval
eyes in the garret's gables are couch.
I'd, and he blessed light is let in IN.
der the o.d rooI from end to end, and
the good housewife bundles opt the
cob. wsbbed leaves aud the nameless
roots, just - years before, she had
bundled them in. and in = corner Of
the back yard, the unsesmly heap 10
lying, aud the bulb 10 s,oong them.
The up coming Sun, direct from
the tropic oil NAp,icorn, shines fall
upon it, and the soit clouds OF the
month NJ they dri,t over bead, 'sow il
with seeis OF rain, aud the gsrrst, all
thi, time 10 ewcpt and ga,pished,
and model for gsrrets everywhere;
and nobody seems to know that the
most mysteriou, thing it evur coatsin.
sd--more wonderful than the 'Myster.
iss OF Udoll.ho, that read T. pieces,
liss igaobly in the bottom Of q barrel
OF rubbish xss hsedlsssly thrown
away.
BY and by, little N sy comes IN, her
syss q round aud about - big - .
couple OF saacsrs, and her hair y
flying as q Dandclion all in the down,
with An oh! mothcr--oh! every body
--co ne out and sce what God hes
made there in the corner.'
And mother goes, OF course;--did
you ever know mother. grow deaf to
the ehildren's eall;--and there, among
,he faded and matted leaves, through
which il has IN .de its way, is m IN
soilcd, finished, flower, perfectly st
home IN this lattcr.dsy Spring. The
bulb has dona' its errand al last! Be-
tween that Sun % brave, and those
clouds 20 graui, and that poor, little
root, there was most wonderful gym.
pathy, and 20, tho dowsr Haunted sig.
nals to the Fleet and showed token
10 tho Sun.
New, ii 10 no new thought 1t oil.
tiat there is something, somewhere,
ior everybody to do; some worthy
work. with Lille in il to bequeath, and
- be inher,tei. But il there 10
beauty in tho search OF the bulb, there
is subllml,y--if We know what
subl,m.ty mesns-in the energy that
il hidden, and 10 waiting to b. sum.
monsd, in every human soul.
Nau have grown % careless and
stupid, anl have 20 confused and
couionldsd things in this wosld, with
their Insane scramblings after gold,
that they have half psrsuadei them
selves, taat Prov, v,dsncs has forgotten
thcm altogether. Ii they succeed,
success 10 uue to some rare cowl,ina.
ton Vi their own good qualities; II
they fail, the bankruptcy was the
work oi late, or oil rAscals, one Of
which . bu.tousd up in every lnans
wsistcost but HE own
[Chieago Jour.
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4 Nov. Qulp Pso GOO. Som

ANovl Qulp Pso Goo. .-eomo
Jew dsys seo : yoeas lady: accom-
uauied by 6s, b. -oshs, whilst riding
in sn omnibus frol. sne clsy, 70 sns
West end, was struck vMn tne sP-
pearance OF ono OF her fsliv y A1sen-
gen, who besides bsing drss. - ~
the height OF fashion, wore mAgn. T.
cent diamond ring, . Circumstances
which not unnAtufauy attracted the
attention oi the lady. On arriving at
their journeys end the sister was very
anxious to know iiom her brothsr
whether he had noticed the pseudo
gentleman with the magnificent ring.
Ihe circumstances, however, had -
capped the brother's observation. Ia
ths couras oil the afternoon the ally,
having occasion for hsr purse, which
contained ia the mosn,ng els, diA-
covered, alasl that il was gone, but
in lieu thereof, the idsalical dianond
ring, worth sixty g,dnsas, Was lslt in
ID stead. There y - deaht thaS tha
diamond ring Was the r,sult e sons
previous robbery, bat bsing too lsses
3or the lhisfas tinger, Il siippsd q
while abstracting the pnrse from tn
ladybpoekst. t.-I.ondon Times.
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II lsr Jones was not remarkable for
his eloqssa.s, nor wxs b vs2 GOD
rsadee, sspscially amoag the hard
names. But ne oaid thae ell oeeip'
tuss y psoiiAhls.' aad thsesiocs =
nsv9 sslscfsd Any :psstisa, bst Ssad
shs drst chapese - opseed 70 allse
be tosk The so.Dl - rB0sA. On
day b stnmlAol - t. way 80 :
chapter in Ohronisloav "a rsa,l sEles.
ssr peGat Phinsn, I'D tni1sas hecnt
Ab;ehpa, end khslhaD heens DuSSis
snd bukkis bseas ussia 81 - =
hlina Verpe esd wosss = - pooooo1-
Cd, s ssoplsd aad s..siag - ~
eheed "a sssine 1eehiAg bslDs 4
preps3vM2ak fkes sna1Ga 49, ~
siyue..A3l = Ahap - - 49,!
70 ! G1r01~Ine1p - I'D ~
I.E = '-s'.s !. !. . !. ! az =: : -:
10 AxA9 - -
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lInflSTS.


n0srs hts -esvieos &c such 81 Ass ffi nds ana Ne
public In esusssl, beltsviaG = As he esa aad oil
give enure sats'acton Ia sii wor. done in NE
iat line. lie ess been eaeag 81 In Df 0Sodyiehs 81
Gee The last seen ushs aud bells Ing that he
sss ssslsiasA ~ fssAN sepsssu- ass ueatis BE-
ssss for . psrti.n OF the patronage of HE hiends
u Osas.ssy ssA asrsnssmsnts l. Ia ni. ones And Il,
asasory s0en sAas he prep srsd " 10 say voFx
- she pcnsi stnc. Has sasAs oT work 10 diosssn
iron al ,thsss this section of tho saanty, s.lsg
more eisasiy sud asseis, aad voss ~ish more con /.
eft aud sAussaction u the vSersS. tie Vii pxt Ia
asuoctAl ia1sasures ffoa ese 10 an s,ttss eel.
SD Do al otees wosk appsssAiaingt TO usntisssy.
u0ce aud rec ense nee Ted .an f3at.h str eel,
secon. hoass vest Of Msin, adjoining Dr. FeGntan's
ses1deoeo.
Asy sssbsr Of sssssesess given required.
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PEansYLvAHlA RAILRoAD
l -

- g xuc
ihs gsyAs ssnilai hoassl eo~ascs'as th. Atlaan.
eisiss with tho wc.ssrs, North. eslsta, aus se.th
ssst-ra STATES, " continuous KAiisag difee, Isi
road alec eonaects al pglI.barsh vita daily pae :,
steamers 10 all psr,. On the Western Rivers, and .
Cleveland aad eaadasky with st.smer 10 all morn,
on she Norta western Lake.. making N. moss a.
sses, sAsspsst ESD vsi,sta rss1s b. which Rss,wb,
can ee forwarded 20 and IRON th. Cfeat Nes
8stss estwsea Philsdslphia and P,ttsbarH,
Rl9oa tloss. .-Booss, shoes, tials3
and Caps, Bv.ks, Dry oesds Ia -. -
boAss, baiss ssa iraaksV Dfaas ~"
fin spssss q estss, fas, fssthsss,
oocO0o co0sss sss uom.snc sheet
Ing. .sa.rsins sna Iickiax ia ofisi.
u~I eaics,l Dssgs kiD c~sAs,l Hard. feSc. Q ,sYA
ssfe, LestAsf ian rolls " boxosJ
Wool sDd sssep psis, kast.Ara.
Ghleo Ctass.ssAasiis, st.si,
ch@ias tta cssks,D h-mp, Bse.a
Ffk, sAat.d tioss~ar IA .asksIio- ~. . INV .
D.ssa, s4Aaaiaetarsdt tvAespt It-
tsSssA Ciass....esse. Plan, ia
eont beef Il fafk. fla es.ks of bos
60 sAsl~ asd,l i.Asi N Lard on, ~ S,m,
Lead, As,is, soda Ash. sersaaa
Clay, TAT, rI,sh, ke.sa, Dc
tLUbH-oi PSF DAfs.i aall lartLn nt ADtaz
8hAtN-so ets. per 100 As until Iu,tn.f ..4.t,,.
CotioN-s. pof bale, sot .aeesAsag syu iea
wels hi anu, lutAcr n.liee.
u In shipping u oods Irom AHy polls All nf pt.,l
sdepAis, es psstlcsis 10 nars raeksx - 's,s psss
srtessts hsatvssa.e N go,ds ls4gusa AZ tA.
sen'siof VA. aoAa a. shiiassphis OF fntsburs, -i
vo i.rwafdcd wikaouits t.aAsA.
Fssasnt Assss.- fart.s, &sImiy 4 %. Mem
pnts, tsnn., n. 4. Mass ta., n. Loals,y ) Mt.sh
sli \ 500, ayaasviil., lad ]. Usmssall B.it a I,ur
dock, and Carer Il Jaw,:s, Louissi.le .Ay.K.t MI
: CO.. .Ciae.aas... \. ". srshsm u 10, las...,,l.
u; Lssct 4 Co., ~ kiibs ~. .a.toa. l.ss,h s 10
Asssf House, \. fors, Ailnam .s. MGd : H.l,-f
Place, Nsw Vrs. n. j. rasadc1, PbiaIe el..aia. Ma
xfss d hsuns, haitlnors. uoo. 4. efonsise I. il,S
oafE.
n. n. HOUSTON, asasrsl brs..Al sgsss, pa,i.
n. h.J.LoMBAkkf, ssSf. sH sas, Ps
eennsv lvaatA MAtiroaa.
s1hree Daily fasoagh ifaln. b.ts.sa rsll.asl.h,a
and PittseurKh. THIS AuKNiNG MNII IarIN
lsAss. failAdclphia ,or ft.lsDatrst :. 4. N. a.a
leaves fhiiadclpAiAal II. aud Pitl.sarsIyt r.hll
sisivbsa Al ! =. ~. fHk NiGHI aApHkSs ttaI.,
iesses rhsisaslph.s Tor rtslsDafsa sittPM 1nl
rit,seursh iof tesisdslpLis ~ u PA.
fha above lines eoan.cs 81 Pnisgafxa vita The
Railroads 70 aud ffom IT, Lsais, No. aItaa t,.l.na
aud thicaBo, Ill. trankfors, Lexington aud Loai.-
viiles ky.j tssre hAaso, Uzyton. spr.ngH.d Hai,e.
fsntiss, ssadssky, loisdo1 Cisv.iaAa, Islan.sa
xanesviie, Nassiiion aud Noosssr, oaio al. ;, 81
me sssam pacsss t0sss from aud 10 ss~ Dr,e.p.
81. Ionic, Losissiils aud Giselaaati.
fhroagh tcksts CAL DO had 10 ifsa ailhst u shs
above pisces.
t,f iasssss vsuicsisrs zee hsadbiii, Al n. dim,
"a staftlng lpStnls. Passengers IRON the Wess vii
fut this NE shofGsi NJ mesl tsaliious route A.,
rnitadciphts, Jaiil@ofo, A.w fvrk OF H.,.sa
IhO's. MOORE, Agent, Passenger lines t.nglm
AhoklakA, Agent Pzs ssnxcf Iine, gitl.
Pbila. Nav I'd - aiy
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.tssa0s, HssvasAlag aaA Csaaississ Dssi-
oeoo.
UNAE late osn ai i0oodssea, whssasS b raaiis hsv.
lag bssa Dissolved, lhs ssbsc rb~s vii sosstsas
v bsssnsss st ths Ware Ne lately oecsptsd B.,
9lkss q glsksS opposite Ne n. 4 n. n. M 0eVot.
Former eas,osss viti please drvss thsls Or ess
10 .dsssh 4 -. veisa saaiI receive prompt ~.
ssstion.
aOeogAu GOUpktChd Co.
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Haight, Sears 4 Beck est.
keaahss Mas ssctassrss and wkol.ssiv as-assv ~ In
Leather ofali kinda, Saddles, ssidi-rf ,hsfd.
ware. Coach Trimmiaks, shoe tlal
ings. hides, &c. Ne,
VXYkhaye now on hand oas 1.-THE lsrre-. sas ees.
" sslscIsd assafl.n-nss of
aIo0sA0s noa AaAAlery Hasd ~ re
ever o0crsdia lhe ssst. tompfs. i.N
sole and Mstnsss leather,
bo,h oak aud hsmioek,
Collar Lssthcr,
Preach American rAlsaL 1slt rkins
kips aud Upper Leather
Liniaes, Musss, Morocco, Bindisx f.tss, and
Plain skirsns, DssA aud Enamslisd Leather, tAs.s,
vis1tngs, &c.
seadIssy Hardware, yapsnnsd. sssss ssdAsslvsr
Piatsd, fsoU Me best msnufactursss. self-aAjass.
ine, 0ig aad Pad Roitef, Hossc sAcs and spriny
roagssd nsckiss, aud svsry article the harasss
kss os ssddtss can wish.
Cssuaes spt Groc.rs Bous, Top Psops, Stan !,
yotnss, Loast .aess, baads, kaamelied Iioths, wss
on liubs ~ -. bsLs psIioss, Carrzlage SHAH,
Csfsiaese =, Wagon sprtass, Assls, Horss Col
lara, Hosss Slanksts, Ply Setss, Ae, fsit Leather
AaeAins S1e,cAed asd Rubber bsliing. Bcls hiv.ls
&C., &c.
Cash Paid for nidss.
Wstovtss Ne asssnuos ofpsrchasefs. fceiing saIi
sood san plsass all In regard W Qusl, and psee
hAl0Hr, skNks = hEG kET1,
ID street, ID door Above Perry,
oDR 0Ba1f nvcnnor. t0va
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To The ssilAsrs Of ,As cl,y Of p.v.epor,

llAkkk q .LaKk sasisg sseassa Ia. s.sviess
- 4 F"tse.s d Aossas.a, ~aii aov a " uuitd.
ute Ut This city - nsxsss of nsst QasliIy Lsish
would say 10 tsoss vishisx cos.sAct los ssck Io
ms coming SEASON, that th.y wolid DO sell 10 70
sof assih sSst, - go tsssad sstsr sing oar yssd
tnEsjisssiJ aud expect 10 sshe thsss aaiiIisa
bssea asstug tss s~as0s. Ali orders for oses ss 70
yatd OF " bs Delivered la any raR sf eny viiI
10 psonptty Attsadsd 10.
=. S.-flfss 1sra ol tisssiseG street., .eevs sas
railroad. ~ BAkkk,
apslxMs fALMGh CLAIM.
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StOse>, stoves. stoves,

StOve>, stoves. stoves,
AT WHOLESALE.
AAE seala invite the ctttssa. ~ uaysapou Al A
w sntfsasding eaaasrf 80 ear tRsxe ss.ort m.I !,
=" afxcs."s.t brought into l1e .sGaons ~hieh "a
bc f.uisd ne famous
Charter Oak Cooking Steve,
Naseh haaaases ihe warta ioT ~ adsA.tsgns mn IA
r.b,ilsy.
tAs nGmeruas atltel.s which 49, saaa ssas.a.lI
Keep on usnd fat Tanamrs a.sf4 % Nn pIAl. sA~.l
uos, all kiads saled si.a .asreoai Hu..i aud t.s
lAiion iot hanea sapler baitiss do bark tn, COZ.
pet, eAa anu metal bottoms. ityeis all si1.a, II
siisSs oi afr~sed aud Jspss ware, unsofs tools a.
sAt~f cooiass ani sesfssvs@tois, aad ~. as.a ~ /
persons ssoFfng ne sts otet, ~i1i s..l the d
so1s ln our line tss bs bo uxhi Ia Ghisax,
~ 81 Lou y. sAh 0n tsfsEs " satt4
rteas" rsis snd tvsk ~ stock auf I-a9s as
pfioss, aud 90 thihk yoa will he can stased Of tn.
tAet.
caahi msff hsais can fols sa bsias eappi.@d a
az uM.s vuh TIN vAr., aai ~ tavor.tss lsfus a
wholesale prices
pId rxs.esprsf. .as. tskaa "a sIenanfs f,s good :
FsttSatar sIsntlan all g. Hass. R8yans MI
Spoalng. aud lob ~sfk "a xsaefaI
WICK .ksHAa v WILLIAMS.
srssndsW No ssFafto~s' bloek4 Front ~.
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Railrpans.
Mississippi and Missouri Raiirual
~ 1 Et

4
| IN. and a9t-, A"aaay Apri 20, t~55, ard ant
" taf.as, aoIlso uala, siiileAss p4,capor,, i
haseanpe saS io~A oiy, ,'snnsl.s. sse"pssi as iot
| iass:
i.sFretgal sad migrant tfaiu - B N
| ~ Mai srAin Al s.Ru a. =
! J4 81 ~ sna kmtxrahtA te.vu Nj
| th Exprcss lraiD a. 5 81 a.
rr.a.sill Isas. davenport chie.sa a4i, t>anlay
| excepted IS tslio~s
4 i.t Mali Naln lg,lb A a.
.adtryi&ht iraina it,lv A. Al,
- Freight ltahst SIS n
/ <sa kklrvss itain T,in A.. NJ,
Trans arrive .tpavsspora.ty,t saaaay. s1eeps.d
1 a. foiloss
trssa thr Mess,
lei Mail Train tV.pp A. N
ID PresxhI Train 81 l1.5o A. 81
III freight Train ~ s.oa n. NJ
ttL kx rc,s ffain 81 f,Vo T.. N
krom the kast
" Mail rain 81 SLOAN
!nd freixh, Train 81 IvoS 4 N.
td fss.xal TsAnss ii,5uA N
$la kxpt-ss Tram $40 Y. III
Al fr.iR. out OF fDavcspon ~m nAk. COZ ase,ion,
With Mascaliae aud Iowa City.
Tho Passenger Trains eouneci n Davenporl win
tAv kosk Island and Gh,cAso rraiss.
Passenger. arc reminded ef ths ascssssy Of giving
ds.igci directions 10 the a.spIsiion their bsG
gage, Also 10 procure tickets before txKiag thsir
scsn In the
aprni-, ,ss7 A.pAy. saps.
CHICAGO AHD ROCK IsLAAD RAILROAD.
AK0k r
Sun MEM AMnANGEMfNT.
I n .aa sns' Aoadss, Ar.ti susa, iss', aud antii
Olaf.asi ni.ce,u ias via leave kock islasd DAT
" Sundays sxcsptsd. IS foii"vs;
"a slprss,, .,opp.as osly .s,As prlue,psl
81 n.sst sHpress 7SJt.M.
q Freight, with I'd class earsa s.vs 4. Al.
frAias arriveat Rock island daily, ,sundAyseacsps
cd, ss loiiovs:
80 sashtsxpssss q 500 4. n.
vi aay express at s..u 4. A.
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LONDON NEWS
A . 1saaon ne. los, eas of sss Zee. ei.,...s. ",
savssi h.s ssiasd ons oi tssssss lsis eide
of buaeouk.
Cai, sud VI tAs sss, sssof,usass oil
CLorns. CAssisEaks, vIsIisos. Suanxs
AsD Lanxs G0Ups AsD fuaaisn.
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cut Ala ssstowess eas deksad On sslag alssd
~ soss - sas old sisss. ~ Dor q N ID sssssts,
.a~ hfsiy. AptIat
The Old PIeaeer Bakery slill ahead!
asssions FOR lhs aAaaisetsss Of Eastsr, ssssr
tostos. boda, ess Nis, wAtss Asd Oyss~r Csssa n.
Pilot nssad, dc, &e., together With good ~ ~
usssot Losf bssad, Cakss AsA nssss.
l have slso purchased The fatsnt kiek, ios scot,
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Coca. sNGwesAl 4 n'NrAeE

rLuakAgk, SEaaAnkA,
VIII Atsad promptly ~ al bas.nsss eon.ss,ud
vim Laai Agsaey, e.thef IN NsDrssaA ot este, "a
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LAad WssrsAts seught, sold and located.
basssss4s - tass. r@n isls with ~ .aa
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iuDh, oahGEsi a bow Akf i..aIst,s Iowa.
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th9 supsay s'h " lsiass~f SOunsF tinLk,
k.ia ~ etEa-t = k.k is.tt ssI Ffan sss.
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sH0Qog vtd2lag saysAiaS done IL tss Paississ,
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u IN EMAIL 4. M A. IN

kLoKkNtk, AkBhAsk IBKHiIOHY,
"lisatoni 10 tas issAtiss VI Lsai Warrants and
DO psfs shAss of eiAlm., lAnis and ivls In
esssss az Western iass. rsr.sas issifiag intor
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above. snnatt,g
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0sDesttesy ef Yashiea and Taste
NJ MADAME LOUIS
oSedy stTsss, estvess Ssagii s8i rita
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