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lRMa
(NN ana amer Ao,saay. lpra Saab, 1851, Trains IN
run ~ follows Leaving East Bur:iaesnn
First Passenger ~ atV A. NJ per g. b. y. Trains,
atlas r. II. #8 a NJ 8s34s 70 48@#
second Passenger 1t 2La r. N. thrcagh to Peoria
without change of Cars arriving nj $40 n. Freight
Train leaves Il eso A. NJ through Peoria Returning
leaves Peoria At 9:00 A. NJ.
vu0N PEoNIA.
Leaving the Depot at ksliogg's warehouse
First Passenger At 80 4. NJ through Burlington,
without change OF Cars. arriving n l:4o p. ~.
Second Passenger 1T 2:0 T.. NJ. connecting at Gales
burg with Trains u G b. Q. X. r., arriving at Bur-
lingtan At 7:3U r. ~.
Tics,ts procured at The Office OF ;fe Company
Gold Stage oic-,) arret House, Third Street. Also any
Information in regard to the Rosd, connecting routes
&C.. 6c. u. II. KELLOGG. AGENT.
3ariin9teti, Iowa.
pnurpTS S..,, p,a.t.
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lERR HINGs-yeW~ Ter ths ysIBDSNR
w ~ HUTCHINSON CO., have made arrange.
raeDt,Iy which they furnish watsga and Kewanes
Coaln any quantities. aud ~ rs low rates any house
shisstde III the bank.
e. Orders ieti at Ogden ccpp's on Water ssreet
wiRbe promptly attended, 20.
dec. 2z-bpH (tsaxetse copy.)
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THEODORE ~. NERER 4 Co.,
wAoIxsALa pIAIkks ~
ROOts, shoes, Leather and IIndiWgus
Grimes Block, Main street.
BEkLIkGTUN, IOWA,
TvAyE always hand large and we'll selected stock
III Of the Above Goods, which they prepared 10
sell at the lowest market rates. Taps i5-wv.
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ID DO son ~ant to hare are Prfrtnt;r,


- 10 nom RAM 10 hare a snre FrertHttr,
against Connttrtt.ting Bopk AottsS
Read! Read Read.
s"'.e5 joins DE Inf .r;I rns.errs.
q and me BanF Aofs Epgrarers oil .ls Dc,,
= cur epsn.eT e., y.sg. , & fgter ktes itt,ns
S FEITKk THAN TnI PFyr
= Published Weekly. TAe udois only one LaAa-
E'>s nyERY Of n.
- ~ present cnIGpy Tor
DE7kaIiaG toCAIERFEiT BA9K goTEs
pasc1is.ng ssty Lthuih. biiIia Instertt and
a kxhiefingatA Glants liver, Copn,eiienin
6n Circulation,
8 Arranged g admirably y RfFrrrSeEi. Easy
20 ard DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS
e, NO sitS y ex NINE! N9rases TO huntupi
- Bntso ssmplfed and sntf g.d tbs. the M-,sl.,,
"ahAei anu BUSINESS War csn See We oi a GlaHcs
= Hhas taken years 20 make perfect III,
R T. A - b NGOv ERY.
The urgent necessity Tor such a uuri has lon,
e. bean telf BY Commercial men. Ii has been rublsfs
TO supply The call for such Preventive stdp.,s,
but to be known 10 be Universal y Paironil.t /
does more than has eyer hren tempted by ras-
=. q IL describes every Bank Note In . difsr,nt La.
a. guages, ErgK,sA- French and G1znor
q Thus each may read the name In hi, own N.iy.
TrnAs--The paper ~,sa ~ .>.n, . he ,s,-.,.
= and will contain the
= Most Perfect Bark Note Liat F,dHsae5,
- Together with the rate OF Discount. Also LIN !.
z AIIihe Private fankeT> in A me fi.a
Complete Summary Of the FMANch ~ Irrr
and aASaCA viii be polished in eatb eGt .Sa T.
. retheT with RIlthc inpofiat \ fws rHE Oar AZ
> INTERESTING sT0Rlis
- From an old Manuscript found Ia the East end A.
~ where .lst be found. II has never YET 1rt-s,,.
in print, and f ni.hps tie ncsl cen pl,ts H4i.ft +
p ORIENTAL LIFE
= and describing The most reip,amr FositA-r, 4
= which the Ladies and Cent. men OF tia Comm,
hay. been SO often found. Thee stories wir ~
p tinue throughout the wheie year and viii prove ID.
- most entertaining ever of-redto the Pit e.
~ Furnished Weekly Ia sutscrit ers only a; A
Rysar. All letters must he addressed to
j. IN Z. DYE Rroker
Publisher and Proprietor, ~ Waist, Nav Ysl1
anrlI Ia
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CE 23, 1857.
Through to New York sa 81 Hours.
lys 81 M G ~. 8.
ih5 0L.y Aoale Making Sare Connections
To Niagara Fails fHsoto, Rochester. Utica Ha,gsits
riae, EI,ifa, Biaphrmpton, AAbany, Troy,
Aetc losh, tphia, Bostnn and
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.


rIyiE Michigan Central Railroad has The advantage Of
an E-ciesire 7eiegralh Lilac, used entirely for the
OF all trains, thereby avoiding possibility Of
collisions delays, so annoying ON other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
5:!5 "a. ns. ExrREss MAu-makhs direct Through
connections 10 Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
| Boston.
] .:.:. 81. m. CIScIxs,TI ExrRsss-Naking direct
connections Lafayette Indianapolis Cincinnati. New
Albany Louisville, Dayton Coemtus, GAINESVILLE, Wheel
ing, pstt.barg BALTIMORE Philadelphia and Washington
1913 "a. AZ. rKLE5Rsru EMPRESS Arriving al Mag
ara faits or Rufato morning New York at Pm,
Philadelphia, via Eimra, at 10 p. NJ, Boston i2 at
night Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
| Il. K. for buffalo and all points East.
! 500 =. ma. AFTERNOON ExraEss--Arrives in New
YORK at 81. second day or Boston at p. NJ and at
Philadelphia iesSe second morning
/ $50 y. esa. SisnT ExrRgss-Arrlving at Niaga-
ra Fails Buffalo neSt evening, New YORK at NJ,
| and Boston r. day. Connects ut Paris with
Buffalo anu Lake Huron X. H. for Buffalo and all points
East. Cauntets IA, Aichican City teNct Ut Saturday.
with New Aloany 4 Salem r. Read for New Albany,
Indianapolis Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, gainesville,
| Be iefanlane Wheeling, Baltimore Washington, Pitts
| barrh. aud rhndeillia.
/ cg. tIaksFa d Gaieago tHi0n, Ninofs Central and
Mieti&dn ttRt,at isniso"ds rah Hta a. s''"e hset
| hire ana sF9asfes' u Bpggags.
vl.e 5.i5a. ~. 500 y. m. and $ 40 pm.
''A''s 'A's G lft 9RiNK RaIl WY S'' '"S
/ To Kingston, ugdan>bGrg. Mon,reSi, Qayhec, and all
pnnis In Canada last, Northern Vermont, Now Hamp-
is vel known by The travelling public that this Road
has competitor Of equal facilities trom chicago to
Niagara Sa.is. NV York, Boston, osdeasburgh, Mem
| ,reat, Sc. SC.
Ihs only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night
evss d,s f"a,S, Nv = "a. we tram sNea@s' ~ sse
Bsrxagy checked tGrough l. Niagara Fails, Buffalo,
New asrs, Boston, sa.a anu , ,
Railroads. will find competent Agents on the cars, and
hsAsaet masters y ahs Spas, 70 rssss sh.sSs ana
o. chasEs. ,.,,.,,,.,.
! Allowing holders TO remain over and resume their
e.h ns y s o 9 saI !;
s.a, ,sSes ""Ss G Trrn,nt ssss a
N,v,,ss,. " a.nera, n ps.. Agent.
/ inSs. Wash paarss, Broems, Pepper, SPICE Nut.
| mrus Cloves and cassia, for sale by
| mar - 6ssettyeapy JNo II 6EAG.
| --------------- - -. ,-,,.- ,,,...--
| OnNsNn Ss,sASS l,.., y, =, ~ e,a".r.
You can huy IooFing Glass from eheaper than a,
| any nther house in this city u IL SCOTT,
jan 2a-dSw MAIN street..
| ---.-...s--z
| ,)u ino Il For sale by
- .ry !. y Se"a@s : -
Ureat american kriuMpn.
IN NANSy,S REAPER e.Mo VET COMBINED
avn syycrr u,uFp
r.,
kNs N. ~ - ~ ~ ~, ,a ~.
~ TED states with IN" utmost success, anfihk the psM
5c00 building At the Rockford Shop for 1881.
rAIcorr. EMERSON a co
succeasors and Sur yiyiac par,n,rs OF NANNY ACo,
MicHAkLS PARAsS CO.,
Agts' hariingien.iesa.
dec.Sa. bp. Gazette copy
FI>eSA LIFE AND EptSTLES OF IT. PAUL. ~
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r. III. WASH6uRN.
"A ~

Cop.rMbia -. betNsrcn WafcraRd 1knin.
4 EENEts Al. assaft tSent 81 0ans Pistols Knives
N ami sporting tap.e ,ntnts Kept constantly on hand
and manntacturedte nraer.
Repairing ofan kinds auae oashast motive anGat fair
ori,.s js1shpy
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Sues ", 60 y. ,Ao,,r',sfal ter,nino,;o,

Such has beeN slse lAossrnfal termination
this romance, sofull u MELANCHOLY and Of
poetry. IL might have terminated less hor-
tibly but Miss -- was doomed n lie: her
romance could not end otherwise withour
losing all its character of roman ce. Rich
ardson and Bernard de st Pierre we're un-
plying and inexorabl. When thcy were So
licited by handsome women from a'l parts Of
the world to let Clarissa Harlow end Paul
and Virginia live. They would not termi-
nate their romances otherwise; orthcy knew
that the most beautiful flowers are always
carried away by the winds after they have
suffered from the air, Or from the sun, or
from the attacks Of insects.
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General Land Agency CfAce,
t0UNC1L BiIFFS, f1Hi.
mex ERR G. IS &. - % NJ e. IL :.
IL ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
VIII promptly attend = Lana Asetctea, Investing
Money Locain and Setting Lana Warrants. Paying
Taxes, Selling Real Estate, ana all other branches vi
the Land Business, IN estrrn Iowa and Nebraska.
mar I-hpt..
gsGAs. ESTATE ia s'ouscii bluffs and
IN tssahst.-PeFsous DESTROYS OF securing Real
Estate either OF these nrishing towns viii do well
send their orierste u. q. BlooNEE,
mar t-bptf Land Agent.
Council Rlnts, Iowa.
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K E A D IS
Improved Talent Comkinfd

dlSAk
IL T. AZ D. X An Ii NsH ER
Y>HIs IL truly she Farmers Machine II !, Esr
Il siHpie Ia lis Constructor stronger and psl. a.
rable than any other, and H. unqestcHably tlrtss
Reaper and Mower in the Nnr!d.
Hundreds ef these Machines have tsen seH /. lie
West and have given universal sstislAetsh apd ~
increased demand inr thew The last ytFr Irst tryard
question TINT they are the fav, rite MaCiitss ph he
ksrmrrs wherever they have become AnswR. Tley
have been srid in luaiaEa Illinois, iesa, krnnssy
Tennessee, Kansas. ArEaEsE . and Missouri.
Orders We're received In st. Louis tor Machines r
France and Switzerland, and amer erfr8iEAtioa VI
all If tie most .ei, b. ated. thsss were se.etvd
The superior aarartal e. IN tttssr Machines are
lst III H. more simple aud less abi, to gel cut q G
der than aby OIL er.
I'd l. and will leEr faster drlvnf ems srs
ssHe width Of cut.
Sd. RaSes easier tian any other Machine ard me-
prefer EakiIg to binding, even driving ara the 70
king done better thhn is done by any other Machine
the grain being left even aud in good ilds !pr bIt
ing.
18th 1t will down enlarged grain bette than On
other Machine. SeMe Farmers say N w,il lodge
grain whtsa 10 ether Machine cnI.
5lh. by far the ughtes draft Machine made that CD:
the same width.
9Th nut little -de draf., and no GIT ca the ners
of the Aorsss WORKS with hu4ber Tongue which "a,
easily b. made stiG for cutting grass, IL ts.ired
seid by KEITH, ROBINSON 4 co.
may 4-stilmN tHAx copyt Agents, Rariingser.
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A Good Chance For Bargains

HAVING a large stock OF the following article
] on hand and not fishing to keep Aem over anoth
err season. 1 have concluded q dispose OF them a
greatly reduced prices, 80 al that wish =
tay their money to advantage wonld do wehto ca
and examine my stock
Heavy over Goats. Pants and Vests;
GooIien Under Slirta and Drawers;
woolien and Cotton Fiannels, a!lcnior.;
Men and Women's Buffalo Over Shoes;
Men and Woren's Rubher Roots and Shoes;
Girls Rubber Boots 50 cents pair;
Bed Blankets and Coh.fotis.
Pilot and Beaver Cloths;
Heavy Cassineres end Cassinetis;s
Men and Boys Heavy Boots and Shoes;
Burlington, Jan. 10, 1857. HENRY SCOTT,
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mn 6 q RICHARnsnN,s

SnrK ny WINE RRTs ~ ~ n
a RE yoa trontlea with Dyspepsia, Liver Cen claints
"A .1aaaer SEX Headache, less 81 App elite Bilious
Attacks NeryoGsu 81 Weakness, Piles, or asy disease
artsnv frtns aiserreryd state 81 tile Stomach and
tsav.lssv Use DR.. Il. a. kt arasan's Sherry Is or
Btttvfs and yon viii certainly get relief
J. ". HARRIS CO.
peerYe,ofs for the Western States.
For sale BY Airs iisNpkreAs and n, H. GAY, bur-
uny,an [apr 29-6mwe
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uev DookfJust Recoiyod.

GrNS.--A ~ mers u yloss ehes7 0ur, % kaS1
NJ csTatf tseurs eood Gar ssb ssser Sslt ~,~s Il
ion sx~d6U as s88st8 n A. SCOTIA hasn eesera.
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rs a M IN Z: II I
=. III. EAllsoFs, PRINCIPAL

Terns>-For unliu'i,cd course In Double Entry,
MercsGtie Bookkeeping, Prnmsrship, Commercial
Computations, Commercial Corrvsrpnat nee, &c, &C.,
4.Snu.
The course of Instruction is the mcst comprehensive
taught. SD completely reduced - practice - to
inset eNtry possible ccHtingerC. In business
EcGMa .AhiV-raught IN the latest and most
arrrcyv principles
1ClnIit T41u lectures VIII he given
by Mr. C. Ben Darwin Of The ATTEST menn Of the
Bulngten Rar subjects for ever, bushes.
men TO be acaaa ntsd with.
AH bleDarI slIplOmN-t ndcr the seal Of the
State College OF pennsy awarded to all sdastes
send far Circular by mail. feb fS-wv.
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AFIARI,A yBtctS0MaSY - ApchleeCs
~ anres-A Dk;ionarv OF Architecture Historical,
Descriptive Decorative, Th~oresicsi arA Ne~hanleol,
Illustrated BY on thousand Drswngs w Robert Ssaar
Architect and OTii FnYinees vols. Cctay0 Jaas ~.
ceiv-d 1t BROWNS Bookstors,
mays Third street
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Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
HEN AasEs

r. D. ROBERTS. Sup't, Peoria.
CHAS. =. F0LLETT, Gent Ticket Agt., Peoria.
Z
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lDbWHEaS. Shot, Lead, Percussion Caps, Packets,
L Iuks, Wash Boaras, Brocms, Peppsr, spice, Nat
mrgs Cloves. and Cassia, for sale by
MAR Il. ,aFttfr,,s.pX JNo II, GEAR.
I ORksNSs GLAS>ES.-G5e Looking Glasses,
commencing a. tes cents aud III TO ten dollars
yaa can buy Looking GLASS from me cheaper than NJ
any other house In this city. III stuTT,
i,n ya-ayw Main Street.
~ BONES star Candles; IS v boxes do 90;
,)V tnu IA For sale by
arr I l.. ~. ROGERS 4 90
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II 1EE - G60RpDute 1OM0e.-TAe L~ II
~ Chs ricsse Brcnte sash0r ~ sJsns kyre
\ Ac, By z @. Fasktil. - vols, ~ Ju.i pahsisArs
vor sale BY ,. r. Known.
may ~ Taird ssrevt.
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TNrmsES Avn POCKET IBsSOkS.--A
iarrr nssorfmrnt az PORT Monnairs, Cali and Mo-
rocco W.iirts a. Ac Jrsf received by
- ix J. n BROWN
Errret House UuiJangst ID ~.
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JOHN Il. GEAR.
whole. ale Grocer 4 6cRfcr IN WOOL
Z HAV. large And well selected stock no" arriving
for IN. spring which offer to the trade At the
loves, marhr, rates. imar -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-30


A Wires LovE.-There is a turning
point in the love of wife for her husband
which should be carefully watched. In
some it occurs very early, long before
thirty, especially ifthe match were one Of
passion or family convenience; but in the
majority of instances, its appearance mani
tests itself about the approach to the middle
age of woman. from thirty-five to forty-two.
There is revolution in the whole moral
and mental being-a kind of chilling, cold
influence, which The slightest unkindness on
the part Of the husband at once kindles into
flame. 1t is difficult 10 account for this
transitory condition; but there is much proof
that woman loves twice. She loves the
husband of her spring; in the summer her
attachment requires other sustenance than
that of habit and association; il hungers for
the spiritual element, becomes dreamy, and
every word of anger, every slight, every
inattention, every weakness on the part of
the husband, crowds ON the memory of the
wife, and she becomes miserable without
knowing wherefore. The husband then
should become lover again.
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Loves Last REQUEST.

Farewell, farewell, l cried, When re-
turn thoul't be my bride-till then be faith
full, sweet, adieu---is silence oft III think of
you The glistening tears strained her
bright eyes-her thickennlg breath is
checked with sighs- her tongue oenies her
bosoms sway-'Farewell!'-I tore myself a.
way. 'One moment stay she stammered
out? as quick as thought wheeled about
My angel, speak! can aught be done to COM
fort thee when am gone? I'll send thee
specimens of art from every European mart
I'll sketch for thee each Alpine scene, to
let thee see where have been. A stone
from Simplyn's dreadful height shall crafty
thy curious sight TN climb the fiery Etna's
side to bring home treasures for my bride,
and on, my life, each ship shall bear double
letter for my fair
'Ah George she sand, and Oh my Shout
der fell her head, for constancy my tears
are hostage-but when you write plense pay
the postage
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The Art of Visiting

The .Art of Vis,ting is well worth spec
cial treatise. Whom TO visit--when to visit
how long 10 visit-these would form the
staple of useful essay, ii anybody would take
the trouble TO write 1t, and write it cleverly,
Some people visit nearly all the time, and SC
waste their own lives and their friends sub.
stance; some rarely visit at all, and so deny
themselves and their neighbors one Of the
greatest pleasures of social existence
Some people make their visits SO short that
they are not worth the trouble they cost
others stay so long that the visit becomes q
"visitation like a fever or famine. As
use is always essential to excellence in any
art, only those who have a certain amount oil
practice know how to visit aDell; while those
who visit too much sin in another way, and
become bad visitors from impudence and
carelessness. But we are writing the essay
which we began with simply suggesting
ahd will only add, in conclusing that all rules
vary more or less with the character of the
visitor. AS an old epigram says
What smil lies and welcomes would give
Some friends to see each day live;
And yet what treasures would pay
If SOM would always stay away
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A Mode Woman.

'Did you not say, Ellen, that Mr.. B. is
poor?"
ayes, he has only his pofession."
"Will your uncle favor his suiteP"
"No; and can expect nothing from him"
"Then Ellen, you will have to resign
fashionable society,""
"No matter, shall see the more of Fred"
"You must give up expensive dress"
"Oh, Fred admires simplicity"
"You cannot keep carriage
"But we can have delightful walks"
,"You must take small house and furnish
it plainly"
ayes for elegant furniture would be out
Of place in cottage"
"You will have to cover your floors with
cheap, thin carpets"
"Oh, well then, can hear his step the
sooner"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-30
A New and Desirable Lamp.

We" anu OeeiiabAe Lamp
WE HAVE a small lot of neat and very USE
w full Lamps, designed as a substitute FOR can
dles-known as the Fountain Lamp" 1t is a
very economical and convenient lamp, with one
wick, and will burn any kind of oil well, giving
more light with less cost than any lamp made for
ordinary use; also lard lamps. for sale cheap.
SMITH, BOON & CO.
June Is, 1857.
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WANTED Bacon, Lard, Hides Dried ap
w Piles, Feathers, &c.
march5. THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
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1857. spring Arrangement. 1851


REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
For Brunswick, Miami, Hips Landing, waverly
Berlin, Lexington, Wellington, Mchfeld, Lii
erty, Independence, Kansas, Parkyille, LeaNf
enworth City, Weston, Atchison, DonipheE,
Palermo and ST. Joseph. 8t t3t tVE3
/, RE-. n THE unrivalled regular Tuesday Ex-
kssss.sEt 81 press Passenger Steamer MORNING
STAR, I. H. BITTERLY, Master, VIII leave for
the above and intermediate points, on every alter
nate TUESDAY, at a O'clock, p. M, during the
entire season, as follows, Wis:
April 21st; May 9Th and 10th;
June I'd, 10th and 3Oth; July l4th and 2sth;
October 9Th and goth; November Sd. . .
Connecting at ST. Joseph, with the st. Joseph
and Bluff City Packet Line, and Frost's Excelsi-
or Line Of Mail Coaches for Omaha and Council
Bluffs! @ aff He3 fl.f
Returning, will leave ST. Joseph every alternate
MONDAY, at 10 o'clock, A. M, as follows:
April 18th and 9th; May 1lth and 2bth;
June Sth and god; July 9th and 30th;
August Sd, 18th and 31st; Sept. 18th and 2sth;
October 18th and 37th; November 9th.
Leaving st. Joseph Mondays at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ; Donphan, at u, NJ; Atchison, at p Iatan, al
3; Weston, at d; Fort Leayenworth, at 9, M, re-
manning at Leavenworth City over night Leav-
ing .Leavenworth City Tuesdays, at o'clock;
Parkville, at 4; Wyandotte, at 8; Kansas, al 9;
Wayne City, at II, A, M; Liberty, at IL, NJ; Rich
field, at2; Sibley, at 3; Camden, ats; Wellington.
at 6, P. M, remaining at Lexington over night
Leaving Lexington Wednesdays, at O'Clock; Ber-
lin, at 8; Waverly, at 9; HIPS Landing, at 10, A.
NJ; Miami, at IL, M; Brunswick, al Q; Glasgow, at
a; Boonville, at 7, M, Rochcpor and Providence
ssme evening, arriving in st. Louis on Thursday,
in time for all evening lines of travel, and offer
ing, by underwriting punctualty, the most reliable
method of transit to st. Louis from all points on
the Missouri River, avoiding the falling tunnels,
land-slides, and general casualties of the highly
dangerous Rail Road from Jefferson City, with
buttrifing loss of time and no additonal expense.
l:YTThe MORNING STAR was built, with ,ut
regard TO cost, for First Class Missouri River
Passenger Packet; and in point of speed elegance
and luxurious accommodations, is pre-eminently
without a rival in the trade No effort on the par,
of her officers will be wanting to secure the com
pletest comfort and convenience to passengers
and shippers may rely upon the utmost dispatet
in the delivery Of freight, ,-s
THEo. BAnTHoLow, Agent,
March 8, 1857. A Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-30
MISSOURI RIVER PACKET LINE!
For Lexington, Kansas ana ST.
. ... Joseph.

TICKETTNG THROUGH TozC0UNCrL BLUFFS.
M RI THE Unrvalled Regular SATUR-
- - DAY Express Passenger Steamer,
METEOR, T. E. DRAFF1N, Master, will leave
ry alternate SATURDAY, at a o'clock, P. M,
during the entire season, as follows: ... 49,.
April 25th; May 9th and 23d;
June 9th and goth: july 4tb and 18Th:
Aug. LIST, 18th and 39th; September 10Th and 26th
October 10th and oath; November 7th and 2lst.
Returning, will leave ST. Joseph every alternate
FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock, as follows: ....a &
April 18th, May LIST, 10th and 29tt;
June IL and Goth; July 10th and Path;
August 18th and 21st; September 9TH and 18th;
Oct. I'd, 10th and 30th; November 18th and 9th.
Leaving st. Joseph Fridays, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ; Doniphan at II, NJ; Atchison at 9; Iatan at 8;
Weston at d; Fort Leavenworth at 6, p. NJ; re-
naming at Leavenworth City over night. Leav-
ing Leavenworth City Saturdays, at s O'Clock;
parkville at 7; Wyandotte at s; Kansas at 0;
Wayne City at II, a. NJ; Liberty at II, ri; Rich
at e, p M; remaining at Lexington over night
Leaving Lexington Sunday, at O'Clock; Berlin
at 8; Waverly at 9; HIPS Landing at 10, A. NJ
Miami at u, NJ: Brunswick at 2; Glasgow at 1;
Boonvilie at e, p. NJ; Rocheport and Providence
same evening, arriving in st. Louis on Monday
in time for all evening lines of travel and offering
by undertaking punctuaty, the most reliable
method of transit to st. Louis from all points on
the Missouri River, avoiding the falling tunnels,
land-slides, and general casualties of the highly
dangerous Rail Road from Jefferson City, with but
trlflng loss Of time and no additional expense.
S-The METEOR was built without regard
to cost, fora First Glass Missouri River Passen-
ger Packet; and in point of speed, elegance and
luxurious accommodations, is pre- eminently with
out rival in the trade. No effort on the part Of
her officers will be wanting to secure the COM
pletest comfort and convenience TO Passengers and
Shippers may rely upon the utmost dispatch in
the delivery of freight. .
April %, '57 THEo. BARTuoLow, Agent.