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Observation-Disclosures.


0.EAREn
steamsnp Vanderbilt Wylcoa Southampton sud HAvre-Q
seaashp coiumbh snsw. Berry, casreston-spOdOrd
Ship Lady Franklin Jordan, Lsserpootsam rsompsons
Ship g ! ,wrenos, Knapp, Liverpool IaNrence.
Barn crsnSs az hopcnSss ~ john SBns
@ar.st as sss ogsa1sbS Potter
s srlg Mhaen swift kl.sbehport-E saes 20
ST. S ssd I, E sa HasSssSsre
scsr Fair Knssisnd BainsSre~ Lord 0aereaa.
s sssr "a hHRss ssssy % ss~ T
steamer rons'des, vsndeveer. Philadelphia
ARRIVED
Steamship Cahawba Bullock, New Orleans Via Havana, 70
Steamship n Msros 9s,s with mdss and
Miles me- OF Cape Lo1kop shoa signals with brig
sonn%h Monday Pm of Egg Rareor spoke scEr sruen
bound $50 The woodlsnds ssnaasS SS s.sa nsSa
sG,p sracsf he Mernns Clipper Baker, oaIao 70 DAYS,
via Hampton p l ESss s1ss s s 81 n
clipper shlp Aagg Mshsws from Hampton
aSsS e. r. e Is s9 S sRssr S sP
S S Ess for sns OF spGs' @ As
sA ssd Fri ssa s IL m ssn len q " v aSs
e. ~ Ion o. ps..sS within s ss g q 8 dsrec - s
Ship Albert tBren), KlaiAge Bremen via Lisbon (where
she put IN leaky March n with mse and % passengers TO
BARK yhenlove ,Noo swensen Ianwig Norway 42days,
BARR simmer Sf he Sea, Hosg rsraa Jan With pra.,
% spoke bark Milford of SOUTHPORT Perry from Maz,lan
CO. ah q p = lon 81 y spoke he Eastern star Green;
miles ssE Sandy Hook spoke whaleshp Scotland from the
Sandwich Islands for New Bedford, full
Bark Montuk Lincoln Galveston u days, with cotton TO
Brig Yankee Blade Darling Rio Janeiro March l. with cof
fee TO J Phlpps * Co; vessel 10 Van Brint saght
Brig laareia Dunbar, Para, 1 days. with cocoa, &c, to
Brig Perkins Beal st Croix April p with rum to Brown
Ter Of Goasbao aaya from Pcr" Rico For New YORK
Brig Bonapare "f Macoss), Means, Mayaguez, PR, April
IT, with sugar. To Hlsser. -
with sugar &c, to Brett Con Co. April h lat 81 A. or
"a boarded by boa, from schr Abigail OF and "a days
from salem for Aexandrl hortof provisions with which we
schr Caro- Amelia Orand) Turner Cape Hayden April
u with coffee, Dc TO Rossire Co; vessel TO Buck
- painted white 10 days from Charleston for Barscos
&C. to Leaycrat Co No date Ia, y Ion "a ~ spoke schi
l. w Alexander. days from Baltimore
ii sP g %
sehr Alfred Br Of sydney, Farlan Dry Haroor ia, u
sehr Starlight Whimore, Gloucester
sclr Queen q Clippers. - Gloucester
sch m G Grant, ' state, Halle aI BOSTON,
schr John Pcndeton sn,lti. Providence.
schr Ellen Perkins, Bru,h, New Haven for Albany.
Schr Celestial, -. Portland, Ct
sloop Oregon Rhodes, Providence.
Steamer Decatur. Geer. Norwich
SAILED
Steamship Columbia Charleston; ship American Union Ii
Wind AZ sunrise NE; sunset ssE with rain during the day
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Tm wny.r Cnor.-rhe Cincinnati Ga,,ti, mys

Of the wheat crop that the only State which unavor
able reports Of The wheat crop received II Illinois,
and there. wbere the fall wheat IN seriously damaged II
" being replaced by spring wheat Prom Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky the accounp faiteriDg Generally the
beis hook WE'LL and throughout the breadth % land plant
ell " mach larger than last year AT this time wo arc
pleased " be able 10 report favorable propec, for a
hrper crop Of wheat than has been produced In us
West Other CROP viI' doubses be equally large.
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Hon. D,oSNs r. CUusoII, Mayor OF the city u somphe,
(@n a the late Governor Carroll, OF Tonnessee) died
April ~, 1851. Mayor Crrroll FOR many years pro-
rincni leader OF the democratic party M tho southern
scccn Of his native State T,nnessec) General jackson
during his hfe personal friend of Mayor Car
roll The funeral of the late Mayor conducted by the
civic authorities with all the soemnlty proper TO The ieb
pystoa which he filed In tho Community
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assIYrOo.s RESEMBLANCE OY fHg oORPsg =
sAyAu pfppx

The question now became, vbo vas his young female
bearing scch striking resemblance ~ sarah Bloom that
Der own sistsr and number Of others Intimately
ouanicd With her, had sworn rolbyoly p.si wa her
Tbs resemblance wa in1eoi eztrsord nary. m body
had the lcf eyebrow precisely where Sarah has
oDs the body had cut the nsin Anger Of tho iot
hnDd precisely whero slrs1 Ia ono Il the came character
ne BODY has tnlah black moe about hslr way between
ue ankle and the knee, 90 te shin bone exactly where
sarah ba one pal exgoi cf all The body has two toes
Of the le foot grown 'o2cieer precisely pko ssrabs
cct that teraf are mol Eroen iovctber fnr down
he oin the toes II bob fess - The body IKE sarahs
were pressed tecther from wearing eh shoes and aarah
coral ring on jet The finger from which the
co-pee ring had been stripped These facts connected
with Sarah's absence, he curious story Of jenkins 10
where be had lei her, the incident Of her going in drs
uon where abe did noa hear a dgcoveyv ~ ue body
and Da herself heard ros Tor ,our dsys ooob ned
10 make probably one of Tho strongest casee u orcum-
staBtiaI evidence sganst jenkins ua oorb yell be ~r
cvivei
ryrrHER DsscRrfr1on on r1H BODY.
s true thu, The corpse Is tbat Of female some what
taller than arsh, and The features were uuEse her. bt
A.. All
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VerpoDi; and others.
Wind a. SUNRISE NE: sunset ssE, with rain during the day
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ATA NETTING or HUMANE HOSE COMPANY NO
a ~, held at heir carriage houre, No. ~ Ann
Monday evening May 1851 following preaznbIs reD
iuiions were unanimously adopted -
whereas This COMPANY have heard with dep regret IN
sudden death Of fellow friend and Rchard III
Huntington member Of southwark Enese Company No. ~
Resolved, That vs.. the members have lost ,e death
Richard II Huntington friend and bow with due subms
sion 20 our hoavonly Father aboye who has Aush a. 70
from Beloved friend.
Resolved That deeply sympsh,re with The mcasers o.
Southwark Engine Company No. ~ In their ps~, they
have los member who knew but " love him. who but
few minutes before his death In the enjoyment Of good
hcsh was called away 10 meet bis Creator above In Ne
mtlsi Of life e In DEATH
Resolved Thai The carriage house be drspedn mourning foy
thirty days.
Received That the above preamble aud resolutions b. pub
hshed 10 he Herald Sunday esdr and Sunday Mercury ans
copy cent 10 Engine Company No. 81
JARED A. TtMPaoN, Foreman
ISAAC r. PuuIus. Secretary.
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I ooK OUT FoA GREAT PAPER THIS WEEK
IL No. 7bof
PRANK LrxIrKs
rIUBTRATED FEwnPAPEn
VII c~-sn over 20 engravings illustrating The Bire ts
end other Interesting your number evy
The demand WIN be very large FOR his beauufu payr
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his true that The corpse Is tbat Of a female somewhat
taller than arsh, and The features were uuIse her; b
the o.hor condolences, and tho face being sc,newha,
INITIATED, very naturally led 70 ibe mistake N tho jesnre
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lSVnfBEIENrs REHBWED BtERf DAT.


KEwBPAPERs.
IN NEW ENoRAvrvGs OF THE puRpuJ. TRIAL,
~ sud cher Interssng matter win be found No 70 o.
FRANK LkS1.TE's GREAT IILusTRA TED NRWaPAPnR
for his week. Order carly 70 secure fall supplies.
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xxrRuJa FARGO A CO.'S CALIFORNIA OREGON
w and SANDY ch rssnds express AZ Broadway.-we sbn
trr "a freight and parcels or all parts Of California A. IN
r,d.v NAV 8 the United mail steamer DIlpo g
de pararra Freight must be sent early a. poe
sb on Monday W secure shipment Small parcels recava5
nnp m n % Tuesday, WILLS FARGO 90
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OCULIsrs AND AURIsTs.

nR. Powu.L prvoTB HIS AyvzrrroS Al HrrH
~ Ts, ~ ne PES twenty years 70 o. ne rss,msn = g
Bresdvay ArlhcAi eye inserted without ~ operation v
v end now nks ~ natural ere
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TINE pywoIsFLIE FRANCHISE, our PARLE ALLIE
L napd n ranras desire uhe place dams fanie pour
vovseer svec DIES pour sgne des enan,s por Ia
France sea preftrt sadresser sa dernere place Major
Wood, II broadway.
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FRENCH ADvERTlsEMENTs.

fNr DExANDE UNE FEMME FRANCHISE POUR
co,dre et prendre soin dun enfant de QnAire ans
onez nj r. Jones, No " wllsm st., Sine etaee bnrsa,
10 lundi entire les heues de 10 eta
I'm pFwANDE,-UNE FEMME FRANCHISE POUR sor
" gner des enans ON nne personne lul
Blanc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
THF DAnY1 IOWA STATE DE AYENPoRT IOWA
NOTICE

OAce on ID street.. NEXT door TO H. n. Smiths varie
y Store, In p. Merwins once, rear Lndsiey's jew
elsy store. (0aS15donol
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PilNEkSSlDe, lllllEf'S
FEBRIFUGE WINE.
a. .fgi fagARTr BoTnEs.)
k.NOttcHs tn E.1GE

.TEDER Nm OUvS1 IO Fill
VINHE greatest helicine discovered for the cur
/ II Fever and Ague, Chi Fever, Dumb Agar,
and ali bilious deRas This taidsble Aaedaiiss has
now been before The pnt!r for several years. and
there b. better evidence caered OF It's ficacy
Than it, extensive sale. and constantly Increasing
reputation and this is owing 10 its having pecorp,
soTne Of the most wonderful and astonishing ctres
that have ever been KNOWN Being purely sreeta-
be free fteni AAEpftig N neieteshus IN mineral
pounds. febrifuge Vine may be- taken with TIL Ut
most safety under almost any circumstance. Il
eaCthcns the stonach nviSotates the system, and
Entirely preveiIs thu langutr and prnstrafal u
strength which aiwsys attends Viewer and Agia, ard
al bilious dise,s 1t not Only breaks the CT i'll. and
CHI ks th~ fever but the disease tie liv
and other organs, on which the Cai AMI Fever
depends The thousands who have use! the Fetri-
:uGe Wine '.ec uo farther evidence OF it, virtue th IN
its happy r. >torative fleet. l. Ia truly wande7fri
medicine. and operates on the system like Chssrrl
Tn nr n second d. sc Of Fehrifu-e Wine breaks the
chill, -fi IL continued according 20 the dirccioas IL
rr, y"> m" disease jelms8rlty from Tie ~ ten,
iud leave, ~ t,-y IN "A hesi't:e soHdition. Those
.cus who are a,'ietet with Fever snd Lgue any
:',tu 81 bf,i,u- disease are recnmmend@! ." s.vt
tbs y4iusbc medicine trial, which all At
IS necessary 10 h~-re uccess AMI rirs G. al es It,
superiority over Try Other ftidseiy f.re .,
tie pubic Certificate " til h.ghest 50 ,tasili
might be rresen,d 10 suost aRla'- all s' !. elaine.
10 It's behalf brt q win bA EFT {" inir r -eittu
stand or fall upon its own rue-it-.
Caution To- the Pnhiic--Be sure that he tame {
the proprietor, JOHN WISrR is in lis owu han.ivri
Ting, o. he PiouIissory ,,ote, winch Is aits' tn
III. hut.om - zach engraved label rn tire h,ttiss.
sol at retail b. psu-Eisfs and aeFShaE' ',ers-
where. ',-'s = ~ -.-H
Al. whoes.lc orders must he directed thJ.!io v
Rer, ~ Maiden Lam, n. Y, OF 10 nss & Baldwin
bsle.sir druggists. Chiessa.
- ~hilesale ard retail b Mes IN
ALvORD n VAN PAriEN
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DIR. ". III. MArSe1iS.

. regular graduate of the Philadelphia Coeses u
Medicine and Surgery, and formerly resident Phvst
clan OF the Philadelphia Hospital, can b. fourr
our store when not professionally engaged. Residence
Harrison sir et.t 'tween Second ard Th;r'.
Mt II -d,fw3m coCKHYfI 3 SEfIERS
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Linn Der. E1g5sa kHa.
4: the Rock Island Saw MIL,

II WV; rec wed ? --T-g- '-liir- IT ~ i :,
cHs '-anirx ON - 'sytata pirtt a.d a
90 i.,'..t s-'t '..'sc r.''--- Il tiuC t. ubt
ed ttsu,.aS hsinl l. '-- Shay sp.., i nc 81
Al 20 .er> ~ 2 thi p utf iftr.f.i. 81. l, ~ L.
g. ~ WI! b. tNrsalV wiz l,r c.s.r nv -ttuk
MEAD. SMITH a MARSH
.;r'S ..fl.td Ma 2h-l.-C ara
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INSURANCE ADYERTICNENTA

5t..p.ssh.iO Hf1O08SDs aafs's 'eet
Edmund CANv1kLbf:es. HEHRr DAkDT, S-e.
HExRy CRAyHAE. Trezs'r.
b n. 0Gi.stEaT, General Agent and surveyor.
This Company was ofgsni,eA VA the nth day Of
March, A. u. 1884 rncst siscsal Charter ffgp ue
Legisisiurr ~ sfhofs And business eouin'lref NM
he most favor able auspices. lie es'sbi 'pse' hss
DseE upon iirm a,sf reisbie basis, ana - Sew u
its stability, soundness and peTDsNhey rsns. ss"Ie
u tn Grst Insurance CompAn's In DE eoan'fg 10
or a.raage ), Firs befis oftha sea. Ivy D.. ls.yo
REFERENCES:
Messrs stone sS.vAt, 0iss~isri. o
- Williams Aurs. Cbicss1
---f Nert"s Il brother
stpr- n BtDgnrr, 2"
4 ) Durand, Ptrs \ Eac!if 5 Miss Ksarosi
90. z. Sorthrup Cssh'r RE % Bans
Win. y. l.ynee Esa Nlwaukae.
J. u. Conro., ksa., Raiire. s.,i
Henry Farnasn, Prss't Chicsso l. 4. .. Railroad.
A Gilbert. Cash Com. Nan. Ghicsr Sa
Par. y. hbodes. ESQ, ,ievsand.o
Hnn John %. Bfesn, rrsas's ~ stat. colugsA.a
Ti,os cstnpislf, Ksq spr,sg1sId m. Hlf
bob. H. tnsniil,sriil. ~. ip,as. Mo.
Messrs wal 4orth, Ws.iS a sry ssp,or-. Chicag',.
Mess,s II. Bnrch h O., ChieaEa Bank
W. ~ VIZ 9 M W. ". csss.'ql 4 s.as So
- juid, Smith kTrrdt, piyn, H.
H." S Toesni IL. 80 ~ X IL si. e. eA.ussI.o
NJ NJ = ., H9,e $3.50, E'ss'o'e H.
Nca'nish - .. 80 sBs.slo.N v.
WIN. u Iunis, hsa., springfield, r...
H'n. I Bfib, JGasr JnpreU-l cour Nsi,-t u;
I ten. L. Cum s-rR,gfirid, H.
/ Rr'sra ivcrs. Is, 81 lltrls, No.
II rlHLD
Ascps It pay.mp,.i asd kock I.Isnd
/ OFFICE. Davenport, a. the T,fE BgMocRii
pilfe. Prs' Dinee ba4iiine Drsdy Street.
| ilfv ST
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Or. W. D. BLhlh,
OF NEW YORk.
OCCILlST and AVHIST.

~
IIASp-rntanel iiy .orstei IN Roek Iaian' IN Iii
III nois str e., s,y,.sie l,laad CIV Hotel, here
h. will b. happy 10 see 81 prs ~ sli ci With lis
Of the ty, and Esr
Having devoted several veS.s q ihis ;secia branch
o: hi profession, trusts ihE hfcan ssii ve man'
who kISe q Ii ,s,lk aicrpif Win iknaurc l., III
symptoms u ~hi.n srs " a.aess Of sesf Imaginary
objects locating before the eve; objects appear oi-
men, % the punil. g..
Cataract, in which Va ZEN. s;rn white aud pre-
vents the ray o. light passing drought. oDthalna
81 inflammation, Near siRi, Weakness q vision ,tra-
bisuI,ss yr Slnlnting, DEAFNESS its vsTions
fotUs. - 49,
HaVn. rec, wa from Paii- he n.ls aud nj r
~! op,hamn,eope. with which " are enabled
look INTO the depth az tn eve anu ~ee the Interior
clearly ~ oatstde, dnS thereby fss.r ale the
act stale Of thu optic nerve and retna Ananrosis,
the lens IN ncipent catsract. Also tae illuminated
Specuum for tSaiisg the ear a. well as sever al new
medical Prsparaticns for cultg opeeity nj the cor
ners or film oveI the ~. without the Of the knife
cdustic>.
10 prevent ssS s~h r,i, Dr. b. deems /; idet T.
s.ste that he IS a guitar Physician. BENG sradu-
ate Of the University " Neruioni, also II the New
York Opthamic Hospital and his succsss an 0ccn-
list Ia attributable "a the perfection TO which h has
brought the use OF indicated vapor in tn treatment
OF diseases OF the eve.
p. &. DE- H. viii ~ pprtsn VI hi time to The
treatmen. chronic Diseases, especially OF tn. threat
{. ubgs, having cured himself Of Cons umpt,on ar
-. slarge pait of his right lung lost b, lisesse
- veil ~ many others In . ufr condition. ; -
Once hours from nins to four.
Rock Island, Oct %. 1865. aHtf
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Chicago ii.0n 4 81. Louis K. X.
fsAlAsszsEs Adf:
Alk-LINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and 50. Louis.

a =
rains taos Caic02o for 81. Louis and tnserme-
dtdte places.
Accou.vuaticy, Train, teundays .xesptsd) 95oAs
Express Train, (saturdays excepted) II iorM
Tratnsisace s.. LouisJor Chicago and snte,w'e-
dsase ptdca.
Accommodation Tram, tsunnay's excrpted) o0A
Express Train Saturday .xcepted) 8s0Pn
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, bloom
Ing IN, Springfield, Carlinvie and Alton.
wirraiar run on this road rake direct connections
til Joliet ut or and Michigan Central Railroad IT
Joict making this the shortest, qucket and most re-
liable route between Ct Loas and New York, Boston
Phiiad-ipiiA, and the East.
With Illinois central b. IT bloomington. for La
exie, Mendosa. ami Cairo.
i'll Great Western OF nil.ois ~ SphnEAed, for
Decatur ana MAI lea.
With All the kaii.oa aivsrgins from Chicago
~i,h daily lire Of Packets at s: Louis for Keokuk,
New Orieais, AID Missouri: Elver.
Through Tickets q; Ill pA4es uentionsd Above can
be procus "a At al tho principal ticket ocss In the
Cnited states, .nd vt the ofaccs
In 81 Luis In Chicago
foot Of W asunsssn Nv. - Dearborn street, oppo-
RicHD p MORGAN, ~, sap&.
Hss,uninetoo, iaE. /, lsoa iseIodu
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TRANSP ORTATIO
Michigan Central Rail Road

Michigan Central R2il Road,
AND CANADA BROAD GuAGE RAILWAY.
Throogh to New York in 81 Hours.
NJ osr reliable ror,, making Sur conn, c,ions, -
lVl e. NiHsala Fshs, buHao. Rochester u,iea,
uoTnesvile. klmira. B.nghsuton. Albany. Toy,
Nv York, Philadelphia, Bcstcn and New knsisni
States.
rIyr DAILY TRAINZLEAvE CHICAGO 4
sis A. ~. Lish,rins Exp. ess; srea1fis, a; Lax,
Dine At i'etrvs', Supper Al ismiiion, pin
II MN York snpi-'r bosleii next tNei-
Ing TIL, Is six hours quicker than BY
AIRY oihrF.routr
100 a. NJ, kNfr a Mai, aTrivc at Niagara Falls
neNt mo ming, 4 New Yolk at ~. N
kiston al u 81 night. al PhiisdeiptiH,
Via u mira IT TOP. Also SVnAeets a
nrfr.at win steamers FOR Cleye!aah, ami
,hrrs With Murnins hxlTes FOR I,ttssrIs
PhiladeiIl'a, Baltimore. saiuHeu., tlu-
cirntIi. &c
ALSO connects at Miehigs City, direct with t,sins
~ SeN Alhsus aib sl 10 rBiitead lor New .,tany,
iD6iaf cils, Cincinnati bayion, Columbus, Iarsr-
VILE BelioIlsine, Union, Whr, ing. alip)Tu, Pu..
bursh, Washington sad PhAadti, ha.
S.i5 T. -Afe, noon ENpress, arrives n New
logk al a. NJ zee N. day, or h,.s.on al
z = Ph Jade ptia Al 1880 sec nd
murnag
! 2oP. n. -Chcjpoati Expre,s arrr.sa In Csetu-
Dst' q; !. u eoairst- st i.afsy.it' enh
trains i,r New Aitany L,iHs,ili", fnaitn-
aloi.s, Dayton, G 'iumtas, Fam h. enl
more end Washington
/ 1000 A. M-,-s.eslil.,st Exgress .Rnertng bext
morn,ns st b'uoi. wih the unfiss6-
horih sbre Llne - sssamers for Bu~sIo
FhrYash without l.su.iiHs.
Plymouth k,ea. Captain :. =. Rallh Mondays
aud TbgFA,Hys.
Mississippi Catt. J. ). Lug Ts,sIay. AMI
Iu@ays.
western World Captain j. IL Bsrsrr 9elpe--
days AMI y Nay.
rrrvtns In Bnu.lo nest ,nornne t. connect v M
t.bo a. NJ EHpfs-s Tram sAat, etd . he4 iefa
ard t-ister sam. et1ui,.ss
Itr,c steam - we're bail. esrseials Tor i!,is
load and tor sped, comfort ausi equipment az
unsurpassed.
Aiso CONNECTS thr"rgh by til Crest west IA Rail
way, arriving ~ New forK ri NJ, Eosi 1t
y. ~. neat ua".
thi route has no CONG NOR - III raj iscie, iren
Chicago u NJ CARA Fsli-. New York hlst.n o..
dtn>burc. Mont Al, AZ
Also coMuats VITA TIL steamer. Bay CITY, toi
Sin!asly and ih,r with kairoads for an p,ints II
bhie aud j, pnsyiyanta.
THE Only train That eavts Thiealo sltHl4iav niEh
H. uVef this route, IC,u0 u. III.
Two t'ains Suid5,, 1T 90 AMI iha1 i. IN,
49, or 92Op N. tfain Saturday
Baggage Ct eCk-i iii c 81 10 Niagara Fail Euifa
ie, Albany, Now YORK, Bos;oa Fntiya an.i PhiIadsl
~ Passengers arrivIus a. Chicago rs 10y 81 II
ai.Ic ads. III ma tiIapttttt sgfu9 The
IIg-as masters q. til DsHrts far eei = tisecs- al
iHet iheir bsgcFs 10 III olIl.au Cen nj IA
Haad D4fs fee ,h.ia.
THROUGH TICSKTs-Go3r FOR ~ DAYS.
, Allowing holders 10 remain over AID r, slime II
: sfats Con be- bought 1T il,e o rent Csiie-s IA
W = ais, al TIL Ps>seu-sf Ic..'; ieet of Lake
Z aud n iha General I'll. ket cs,e. o. Like
- - q bsFt sirc =, Ihic3go, sPpJsIie the Tr. iai
House. jan II II. J. SrAibl.G, Gen. Ac.ut.
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Chicago l. Rock Island Railroad
A& n. syi...sss. .,sazss. -sST6.
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IN aud AIR. MondaA De. ist 1905, and uniil
Omrth~r Il ice trains wi! ieAse Ratk ;siend day
Sundays excepted as follow
i.t mai tram st 1000 4 IL
rl Nigh. express 1p. "
81 rrri4ht, with ~ t!ssE Gu al Gao A N
Ttalas arrive at J! X l-ithd daily. Sundays x
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isl risat eApie 90 A ID.
? nitt. Train ~ Q OaP. N.
:. j freight with 20 ella crss 9.op NJ.
AEirairs over tia road are IN oiffc' ronnexl0n IL
Chicago WIN trains over h5th tue MchI2a Soul hefn
AMI Michig,n Central u X. % AMI srvm Detroit. w.
Ialp III velAuG Columbus, Igut.l4stlt Fitt hurst,
pnpttrk Autalo. NiA-aFI Ha'is. Athanv, i u iuIa,
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La Sale Win Iiiir9.s avritrat h3ri--
s9fthtoGsleu- asa south 10 81 Isttls aud cairu,
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81 S. STEPHENS. Tieket kgsi.t.
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Instinct if,oi ions l. te ,statiai theil has
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IN -car ~ tie e.nuctors et4ct f4fes oal' to ttl
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-12
A Chance.

Several young gentlemen, got up in the
most elaborate style Of broadcloth, pa.edt
feathers end garette collars, were one day
engaged in an interesting discussion regard.
ing the transmigration of Indus. :, ..y.
"Well," remarked one Of the debaters, "if
there could be such thing as mans soul
being transmigrated, after he dies,,in an
animal, l should prefer to be splendid
Newfoundland dog"
"And," said the other, "Iwould like to be
an innocent poodle" t.t
"You are that now," growled an old man
who had been an attentive listener to their
wishes.
The rest Of The coterie also made their
selections. One choose the terrier, another
ihe spaniel, and the last, little chap who
locked like wasp turned wrong side out,
wanted to be a big bull dog SO be could bite
everybody.
" "Old gentleman" asked one of the par,,
turning to the individual in question. ''what
kind of dog would you like to belp
"Well,"' replied be. slowly placing his
speecctaacles in position Upon his nose, and
looking very serious, Sit I had my choice. I
should like to be s'has,y. ugly, mean, sneak.
ing, NANCY, strange, yafler dog" >3'
"Why, Pop!" exclaimed two or three Of
the listeners, not little ustonfshed at the
queer choice, "why do you want to be such
a dog as ihat" . - ~, .s. IT,.
because if l was nasty, ugly, mean,
snenking, NANCY, strange, yaller dog, 1
could 60 into the market house without get.
ting cut up for country sausages.n !