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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-11
Receipts.

A Cure for Nose Bleed and GOttree
Il is singular fact that steel dipped into the
Juice of the nette, becomes flexible. DR..
Thornton, who made the medical properties Of
onr wild plants his peculiar study, says that
lint dipped in nettle juice, and put up the moss
tril, has been known to stay the bleeding Of
the nose when all other remedies have failed;
and adds, that fourteen or fifteen of the seeds,
ground into powder, and taken daily, will cure
the swelling Of the neck, known by the natns
of "Goilre," without in any way injuring the
general habit.
new Mode 0a Removing T0m0rB.
DR. Simpson, of Edinburgh has been expert"
nentine on the removal of tumors BY me-
thod novel in. this country. He introduces q
hollow acupunctuFe needle, Of very fine tr0car,
into their tissue, and injeets few drops of
some irritaBt liquoF-such as Q solution Of
chloride of zinc, perchloride ofiron or cresolate
The effect has been to destroy the vitality Of
the tnmors so treated, and they have been se-
paFased by process of enucleation. We have
seen somewhat similar plan adopted in Paris
by M. MaisonneuVe. He has slender styiets
made Of paste, composed OF -four, water and
chloride Of zinc; these are baked A puncture
is made ia the sumor, the caustic siylet is in
&1fL@Qs Bk0NGM OH atlA I6Abs w = eaW UAdHJ
malignant tuungs treated in this way, and
some cases in which healthy granuIating sur
face was left after the separation Of tumors
which. had been destroyed in this manner
Medical Times.
TO Make EHens Lay.
II is not generally understood that the hen,
being omniverous, requires TO insure fecundity'
a very liberal allowance of meat. When en-
loving her liberty in the fields, pastures or
doorsyards, the principal part of her sustee
nance Is derived from insects, worms, &c. She
partakes bnt sparingly at such times Of grain,
and often when that article is supplied, leaves
it for the more inviting food which nature sup-
plies her with, in her favoFite haunts. Now If
VIC confine her where the natural propensity
for this description Of food cannot be gratifed,
even though we supply the best of grain, and
in abundance, she will cease to Law, The pri~
valion Injuries her health, and there will neces@
sariIy Be an end Of profit until the deficiency
is supplied.
When fresh meat or fresh fish cannot be sup
plisd, the common scraps Of the butcher, which
are hard and compact, and can be kept any
length of time, answer all the desired purpose.
'--NesD England Farmer. ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-11

FoRTrTUDE UNDER DEFFICULT1Es.-Let
him not imagine, who aims at greatness
that all is lost by a single adverse cast of
fortune: for if fortune has at one time the
better ofcourage, courage may afterwards
recover the advantage. lie who is pre-
possessed with the assurance of overcom-
ing, at least overcomes the fear of failure,
whereas he who is apprehensive oflosing.
loses, in reality, all hopes of subdulng.-
Boldness and power are such inseparabIe
companions, that they appear to be born
together; and when once divided, they
both decay and die at the same time
[Venn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The privilege Of yearly advertisers is strictly limited to
fherOwn immediate and regular hpsness; and the busi
nesg0f advertising firm considered including
shat Of its individual members.
Merchants ehers advertising by the year will only be
allowed the space Of half column in the paper, at the
rates at present charged them by this paper.
Cells persons to become candidates will be inserted
ether advertisements.
Advertisements Of two columns width will be charged
srebIe the usual rates.
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time will be inserted tilIfoFbd, and payment exacted.
And fnaiy-An communications for this paper Of any
and every character Whssoeyer intended promote the
private ends iRtsess of individuals corporations
ieties schools, wi II be charged advertisements
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-11

gov, was struck ny young laQY OF m
pretending appearance, whose remarka'
Bile beauty and high toned expression In
dicated a mind Of more than ordinary
power. / was introduced, but the Scot,
tish names had long been unfamiliar to
my ear ani could not catch hers. Il
was Helen something, and there was
something in the face, too, that seemed
Notwithstanding suggestive Of plea
sure and pain.
But we became well acquainted thai
evening. learned without difficulty heE
history. She was from the country, had
been educated, her parents had lost their
property, and she was now a goVerness
in a family ofthe city.
Twas fascinated by her conversation.
and was continually reminded by her
grace and refinement Of manner, that she
was capable ofmoying with distinguished
success in far higher sphere than that
which fortune had allotted her. l ain
naturally neither talkatiye or prone TO
confidence; but there was that in this
young lady which inspired both, and /
conVersed with her as l had never con-
versed with any. Her questions Of the
various countries with which | was IA
miliar, indicated remarkable knowledge
Of literature and an incredible store Of in-
formation.
We progressed in intimacy, and as our
conversation turned on the causes which
induced so many to leave their native land
/ laughingly remarked that ] owed my
own travels to falling with pretty girl
into ford.
had hardly spoken these words ere
the blood mounted to her face, and was
succeeded by quite remarkable pale.
ness. l attributed this to the heat of the
room-laughed-and at her request, pro-
ceeded to give the details ofmy ford ad-
venture with Helen Graham, which I did,
painting in glowing coIors the aniability
Of my love.
Her mirth, during the recital. became
almost irrepressible. At the conclusion
she remarked:
Mr.. Roberts, is it possible that you
have forgotten met
i gazed a moment-remembered-
and was dumb-founded. The lady with
whom had become acquainted was He
len Graham herself.
hate, and so do you, reader, 10 need.
Iessly prolong story. We were soon
married. Helen and / made our bridal
tour to the old place. AS we approach
ed it, in our carriage, greeted stout fel-
low working in the field, who seemed to
be better sort of laborer, or perhaps a
small farmer, by enquiring some particu-
lars relating to the neighborhood. He
answered well enough, and | was about
to give him a sixpence, when Helen stay
ed my hand, and cryed in the old style.
Hey, Donald, mon, dinna ye ken yer
aid fren's?'
The man looked up in astonishment.
It was Donald Lean. His amazement
at our appearance was heightened by its
style; and it was with the greatest difficult
ty that we could induce him TO enter our
carriage, and answer our humorous ques-
tons as to old friends.
Different men start in life different
ways. Ibelieve, however, that mine is
the only instance on record of a gentle
man who owes wealth and happiness to
rolling with pretty girl in stream of
water.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-11
TEE WESTERN MAN.

Herolled the prairie up ike cloth,
Dranked the Mississippi dry.
Put the Allegheny in his hat,
4 steamboat in his eye,
a And for his breakfast, bufaloes,
Some twenty-one did fry.
He whipped the whole Cananche tribe
One day before he dined;
And for walking cane he took
4 California pine;
And when he frowned, he was SO black
The sun it could not shine.
He whipped ton OF grizzly bears
One morning with fan;
And proved himself by all these feats,
To be western man,
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rTDW RwRMTTuRHI

TUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati,
= per steamers Vim. Noble and Susquehana-
A hne assortment of Mahogany and Walnu.
AEnoirs, Bedsteads, Misses Bedsteads;
Breakfast and Dinner Tables, Card Tables
Extension Tables, Desks, Washstands,
Cribs, Lounges, Office Chairs,
Wicker-bottom Chairs;
Rocking Chairs, &e &c.
From New Orleans per steamboat Capitol
Bureaus, Looking Glasses,
Cane Bottom Chairs,
Children's Chairs,
And fine assortment of
Children's Carriages
dec27 A. WILBERT.
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A Grand Diplea The Sultan Of Turkey
being abon. Ia, give away his daughter to the
son of The Egyptian ViceFoy, has ordered jews
elFy for her to the extent of &l0000o.-
Even her slippers are tobe set with diamonds,
and tue sesting0f her fan and mirror are val.
ued ct E200o8
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-11
JACOB BER
Merchant TaFR0r.

"a Respectfully informs his friends and The
public generally that he has removed his
IL shop to Main street, little above the SEN
tinel Office, on the opposite side; where he will
be at all fines ready 10 execute the demands Of
his friends. He keeps constantly on hand large
supply of SEASONABLE GOODS of the most
superior quality, which are at the service of bis
friends-and best Of all, he guarantees PER.
Feet FIT. febl4
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w. SCARBOROUGH
Ac1rnIn Sc. p1zTnR

ACRTEIE 81. DTZTHR.
SUCCESSORS TO HIR-aM aGLER1
HAVING formed themselves into partnership,
IL are prepared to carry on the same line Of
business, heretofore carried on in said establish
n1ent, such as general
WnecEriGht, Blacksmith, Horse.
ShOeing, &c.
Also-Locksnith, Iron Railing and Fancy Iron
Work for Graveyards,
G-We viii also attend to the putting up and
repairing of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Saw
Mills and Corn Mills Terms liberal
We respectfully solicit the patronage OF our
friends and the public generally.
w. SCARBOROUGH,
dec27 ACHILLE ST DIZIER.
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l.. GABRIEL,

"a @ 80 Tnforme ses amis ct aux pub
Sa lie en- general, quill Went d'our-
G@ |S#A Nrir une B A R, ct tient des NEIL
Sseas ssSss2 s. leur Liqueur quill peut Sc procu-
Ter pour aatistair sa clientele. II fiendra tou-
jours sa bonne renomme de Biere ct Cider de
Nosmandie iau31
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ID A T.
BEER @A60oN.

ca9 The undersigned informs the public
ID that he has opened BAR in connection
90 with his Saloon for the sale OF ALE and
CIDER. where he will always keep the most su-
peFior Liquors and Segars, as we'll ss Ale and Ci-
der Call in at No. 10 Main street, opposite Live
Fy Stable. ian3l L. GABRIEL.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-11

Eare ksaacsa The fare from New York
70 aAayfe w Vander6ilt'a new line is to be res
dueet 70 $50 for the hret and $50 for the ses
eond cabin.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-11

IA Solemn Fact. t."--The Southern C,tl,;ta-
tor sayg SIC is solemn fact that not one
maEEiageable girl In twenty can make aYsally
good cup oE coffee" "A fact 80 serious a. tbis
should Immediately engage the attention of all
manageable girls. ShoHld'nt itg
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Cheese.

IN Boxes Extra Western Cheese. 90 Small
III E. Dairy, direct from Cincinnati. S
mh2s HART, AUSTIN s co
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gTIhe man who knowingly circnlates lie,
may have 70 pag The ruth foFis; aad BE- pun.
iahsd besides.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-08
IMPORTANT CHANGES,
Saturday Evening Train Put On.
OHIO = MISSISSIPPI
'.'.' o.ve..
r RAILROAD.

Complsssdto Cincinnsti-- Through Oishov
change Of cow Only ese ch0nos
o. cars to LOvisvjiis- One
change 10 Cleveland.
nNEto Wheeling, aad two less changes Of Gar,
~ and baggage andS0 miiss nearer to All EAst
srn Cities than " asy other roets. e
The GREAT NATiONAL ROUTE, carrying
tAe u. 8. Mail snd Adems Express.
On and after w WednssdAy j uly lst. train, viii
q. i. s.M4ilTssn--Lsavss ossss, corner 4,h and
Chestnut, a. lo'ooA. IN, Leaves East 81. Louis
kxpfsss srrsaa-lLsaveaolsce, eors,, os .th and
ClessuGt. sta p. N. Lsases Eass 81. Louis De pos
In order 80 aocoumodsts the travelling pub-
ne, Saturday Afternoon Train has been nut
.p, and tfain' viii run sabov% every day except
oNE SUNDAY TRAIN AT $500 pm.
n. bs---Au trans make direct smd csres{r rsn-
neef,ess a Ciseisnati With ali Eastern Mail and
Express Trains thusformins the aAorssi. qsiekst,
PAttaaelpha, baltimore, Washington CITY. pitts.
narEh, wheeling, Cleveland, BaGAlo, and ali
kastsrn eitiss. 81 as
Also, Chicago, and al points on the Illiaois Gen.
| traI n. X. -
oxLY ONE cnAxoS or cAas 70 cricAoo.
New York passsn xert havs choice of four good
railroad routes. from Cincinnati, vis New York
Z Iris, n. Central, Pennsylvasis Central, and
Baltimore ! Ohio.
Through passengers should avail thsusslyss Of
this most reliable route between the East and
the Wsst - IL affords unusual faci littes bsinr :
superior road, sad the only Broad auage Road in
the West.
Psssagsss for Dssatur, Blosnins sson, Lasall,,
Keck Island. Burlington, Peoria, Danlsith, Ca
lena, fsru, tc., connect at SAndoyal with the
Illinois Central r. h. for the above named points
direct.
Pssssngsrs for Asttooa and CAioase soausss II
0din With the Chicago Branch. TASouga from st.
Louis with only one change Of cara.
Through baggage eAceks given In the city, and
sstgaes hs.Alsd free, giving pssssngs notroubls
attks Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured at the olhsss, Nos - and 30,
eesnsr Of 4th and Chsstnss streets, undsr the
Plsntsxs Aoass, and ~ No. ~ Lsvss, corner Of
Wins street.
JO-Both ot1ees are sxsstIy ON The eornsr--the
sniy pisess to obtsin rsisble information.
". n. CLRAHNT, 0sn'l sept.
ISAAC WIAAN, 0snI western As't.
Omnibuses will eallfor passenger and baxsass
any part Of the city, ~ teAvine their address
either Of the osces. Call lIrsgulariy ~ the Hotels
jylfa @s.
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NO. 164..
F.H.O,COnnOr u DfO.

chemists AND DRUGOpArs,
A P0THECARlES' HALL, oprneYo u JoAnr -
"A son and Third streets, Keokuk, lows,
wssl,s end Ks,:i & p..Isr. b l.. = Drug.
Psrfumery, Cigars, Tobacco and auuAsj Patent
Medicines Of all kinds row In uss, and are coz
stantly receiving, direct from the Eastefn ctiss,
selected stuck, to which they invite the At
tsntion Of dealers.
Customers and Physicians will always fnd At
this establishment Fresh snd unadulterattd Mod
ieines, which they select with great DnRsanALcARR
Tor this market and their prices ere - es ~ sny
other house In the State.
n, b.--Pieass call sud e1amine their At0ek be-
ore purehasing elsew here. lssg7
- PARMELE = 90 mRDELL,
H HWATCHMAkERSA AND JEWELERS..
- nAsH 81, sHf. SECOND AND snNlD,
nov6 -dAw kLUkIk. Lv~A,
w ATtAES.--A large assnrtnspt Of Of Lediss'
w and Gentlemen . dns Cold Rstchts. Also
shs best sssostmcnt Of "kAilroad Timsksspers"
ever offered an the West, which are warranted with
the utmost conadeuce. For salc low st
nOve-d&v PARMkLH ACAAPBRIL's.
TEWELKy--A aas assertmsns Of plain, gold,
" Cameo, Coral and pointed Pins AID Isrxlngs,
siAgls sf IN sstts Plsin eoid opaf, and ruby Ola.
MOND klNGSi Gold Guard Feb, Ssst and Neck
Chains Code Silver TAimbles, Gold Braesiets,
stuts. cellar andslssss battons,aA
neve-dAw PARMELE = cAAPHELL.s.
CItvHR WARE.--A complete AsscrtmsDt Of
. silver ware, comprising spoons, forks, napkin
rings, caps, fruit kAivesj also silver ca1sessss,
portmcnfes, tobacco boxes, Ac., q -
DLATED WARK-silvsr plstsd tee sstss, ,o6stors
j cAks and caYd haskcts, candle etieks, Ao.s at
novs-dAv RARMkLR dkAPbFLL's.
7SOLD PENS Norton's. Bagley 8 and Dsvson
NJ Warren Hyds's cslehsatsl gold pses, ~
nov6-dAv PARMELE CAAPB1LL'S.
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gRR0EW ACK ~. 0OOD ~
sssAsss or BOSTON, $50
aaa AaR. CHIT ROH . ],

r ATE passns II y n. WlasAhnsns Architect ol
IL AnssisAp, a2aDees .WintAsep - Parker
Hosssss - xssmseA aAtseS1 1Dtsea wseas Ho.
ssf, Psi1l1n1y B1g- -1aalS 1SGss, usssestss, asd
nssy saA9 seciass psllisaaA prtssae eaiidinea
shSsushont III eesnAgy;.havins lesAtsd - kSsksk,
woal1 ipf0fA ~ rnlis that BE- y psapsrsd 70 4Nf.
sish Dldens, HAas, Detail DsavA0l, opeAoeer
tions and SnpsrlntSpdsnes tpr cbHseANe, 6sAas!
Hossss, Aotsis, Sspsss. DrslljAss. ~ psAhs sn9
psayaas hailaisss e1 AL lkiAss, sitA ~
eeooyney. ..0ts Il ~ 81 lie IL.
All SSp 4elAsn inpsoysnsats, ,sssA q Was1ing.
VestilasisA. As., aasSseA n ~ kass'
ssn eltiss, will b especially psssiasA 3es - -
Quigsd. s.s
@rO1es II SAnpls'snsv bsiidipg, ,sa Second
st1eat, beswssA AAis saA JshDssn.
Jsa. IL, sS1-d1y =. n. n0oRx.
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nFPER their very laSgs stock Of all dsscYip.
~ tions of Gold and silver Watches and new and
fashions BILE Jewclry, st Wholesale and Retail. q
jsss fAAa ths Hsssi vsfes
Ladies' Gold, Cameo, Mosaic, Pearl, Casbuncis
and LAya Earrinsp, Rins and Braselsts; Diamond
Pins and Rings, Ladies and Gcntiemsns . Geld
Watch cAains Gold Studs md Sleeve Buttons,
Esys and Seals, Finger Rings with 6tosss, E<ai
RihEs, Spscaaslcs, Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold
Thimbles, Gold L0eksts for Dsgssreot ypes or
HAT, 6sntyemen's Breast Pins. Cold Pens, silver
Aclders, Gold Necklaces snd Crosses; Plated
Spcoas and Forks, PartnoAaaies, and PrSst Knivcs.
Clocks Of French and American manafacturss.--
Ths above IS BY far the largest and best stock ever
brought tothc state, snd from cur connection With
one Of tho largest importers aud manufacturers In
New York, We are ensbled to defy competition in
this city, St. Loais " Chicago.
{urA16
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KEOkUK. IOWA: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER
RDNNoYLvANlA CENTx Al Sail
8M MOAB
~ 'Hkk44kzY1T'p7YtY51on

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RltSseAt6n % RAa1aAeIpAia.
Tnins leave HIttsbsrgh = feilewes Nail .. nj
Fast Lne ?. ~; DxDess Nail s.4e p. m.
The Dspssss MaaI RsAs BAlly, the other two San
days sxesptsa. Makisg Direct Goa
neetions with all trains from
81. Lesist Ne.j nshuqss. Kssksk saa Iowa City,
1owa; Cairo. Rock islAed and Chicago, Ills.i
Lexiagten- anA AosissiliAs ky.s Tsrrs
Haa1ss ln6laAADeIis - Lafaysste,
Ind .;ctnetsnott, cslunbas Day.
ton, Toledo, ClsvslAnd, Zanes-
vilk, CssstliHs, Aessilon
and Woostsr, Ohio.
Also, kAasas, Hstsaska, Ainpcsota, and
All Rolnss N ahe ~ Vest.
- S11e ~ Low ~ ~ Arr OraHk ROUTE. -
Pascal esss fson the West can rely spon this
q bsing ths sheftsst and must "
pedilicAs reute TO
PHILADELPHIA, DALTlhORR, NEW YORK,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
TA0S. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines ef Penn. X. H.. rhiladclph Ia
August 10, 81
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JUST THE THING FOR IOWA!
VESTS Patent GaIsnnic Gcmcnt,



stSHE subscribers having purchased the right 10
1 use this timc-tested Aid uuel approved Go.
ment, FOR routing, in Lee c6uu; ;,rs now prepared
to spntrActfcr putting r5sa. NJ short notice.
and viii give all such contracts, their personal al
tention.
This Cement IL ono OF she greatest invsn tions OF
the age, In view chssleas great durability and
adaptation To nny climate Ii will resist the aud
don changes OF the wcatber, IL impsrvioua to 6rs
and water, rcinainag y permAnent hxtuEs without
repairs IL calculate fof VI all
dat or steep, il being wind, Gre and watef prosf
does not affect water, and Ia ~ different from tar
and gravel roofing A. Il IL superior to 1t. As 4
proof Of its superiority. no lnsurancs Co. In The
Eastern States viii take risk on buildings eo,-
ervd with tar, pitch rosin bat will insure where
West' . Csmsat 10 used, NJ low rates a. any DIRE
proof building.
N. B. The subscribers having perfect confidence
In the durabilityof their Koonns, will gsAfsntee
and keep good, st their own expense, ali Roof,
covered by them, for the term " ten years.
Further inf0rmssion can bo 0btaiuea By address
ing tho subscribers through the posso0ics, ,or by
calling on them ~ Mr.. Noore's, corner Of ID and
Blondesustrests, whore specimens and i
saL be seen toss ssfy the most sksptical.
---- CYAN EvRA.
apr20-oen q. SWRAZEY.
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WN. BROWN, a
A II CHITECT T.

UB$ 0Alt ~ hN p0onA, Ovef Dcsblseay ! Will
u SOM Store, Sseond strest. any time, axnept sar-
days,) from light tin 10 oclock q nsht, be
= soas.sa.iy ass on saaa :. eesoos. .,
and extensive Architectural Library, which are
frss the inspectsn Of III. and judge whether be
Il competent servstAe psblic in biz profession
He might hsrsrs1t< ~hs greet thinkt hs has done
or can Do bat that b saperoaous in this ntl
itasian nmuniiy; therefore he y villipS TO show
The pubife what Ne can himself 10 IN { practical
sesss. OAllsnd 49,, free 1t .sAssgs.
tsha~AsA eDss9 u W. Known
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1857. IMPORT ANT NOTICE 1887.
70
Oscners / Shippers Of Live Stock 4 Freighs
ef VIA
Peoria, oquavska ana Burlington
Rail 10AD,

In eVuneoaAon Wtth
CAlcass ma Rsck IsIanA East Ex.,
And II LoSss. Asos \ cAaesse Rsaveads.
THE ONLY ROUT8 FkOA BUKLINGToN,
HAVING THE ~ J; xPvAST1sE AZ v;sS rss OF
Fyeiohs ID 81 |som Chicago o. Joliet Gu
on and East, TAroSgA UithoNs
ehssgs qf eass.
TIME Psosia, oQuAukA'And baritneton KAilE0ea
i being eouPisssa end fannsss 10 cicss soanse-
tion at Peoria with the abovs roads, forms the
msst scilsbls ard SIpsdsious rsass for The tfsns-
alisn II FaaIoas er Aivs 6r0cx, to or from
Buringeoa, Joliet. Chieage and ths kast.
The faeilitiss thai this Route has oyar any oihAr
Roate, 81 its conasction - joist with the Joliet
portatise u freight, saA sexPrsssiy dess Il csn-
nsAA itssll ~ ~ az e#
oWxSna AID snIsRsss tOy LIVE ssock.
A Jolie,, Live Stock can - trspsfssrsd much
more oonvsnientiy than i1 the city Of Chicago,
psrtieufssiy II they are dsstined for ~ EAsssrn
hartes. Az s
or 1sts srsss Lss y n say ether Rssss
Msrchants and Shippers are particularly qasst-
ID 70 give this new route trial.
Fnisht dsstipsd from any point % our read, TO
Blooslasten, spsiaEasd Gssina;ssi, 8. Loa,:. s:
ssA ~ Ohio by ssr sosnsetteas with the Illinois
Oaatsal, Ct ksus. Altos Aaa CAissge, arcat Wsst-
ssn Of 1iliAeis, Terra HAuss and Alton, Ohio and
Mias,s4jppi, via b SURE Of speedy sransitrsS
xppnss ton for freight Or any information in
regard 70 The reaA sAsy he nsds ~ the rspecsivs
ASsIts VI CAieags Rock Isisnd aad 81. Louis,
Alton Chicago roads u CAicAgo, Or 1t the Com
pany Z O6cc in Barrst Hsa.es On 70 q.
r. q. Rsssnrs, supcria tendeat.
CsAs. X. FoLLETr, zen Ticket Agent.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-08

AfVO TOlNIb. n
Gen RrsghtolRss g. = X. 1. h. H., 70 kAudol
NTQTICE 10 hsreby given thet An arrangement
IN hAs bsen made with the Peoria, 0qaAuka and
Burlington Railroad, whereby property can bs
and ali points on the r o. 1 B. n. r., from Psoria
10 Buslipg giou, in loads, without brsakn bulk
at reasonable ratss.
Any information respecting this routs will be
furnished by applying to J. JONES, Jr., C. r. I.
X. r. freight Once, corner Of Clark and Taylor
streets, sr TO the andeui1nsd,
J. HLWOOD,
General Freight Agent.
Passenger trains make close connections With Pe-
ofia, 0quawks : Burlington cars - Peoria.
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