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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
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DIS APP OINTME EMIT.
BY J. JASON.

BY j. JASON.
Whilst wandering over life's waste, found
Beneath apalm, a. spot of ground
Where gushed spring.
Weary, laid me down forest,
Drank of the stream and was refreshed
Famed by the zephyr's wing
/ slept-and then dreamed dream,
Thatto tina pure refreshing stream.
I'd oft at noon retire;
And meath the palm trees cooling shade,
Whilst gentle zephyrs round me played,
New life and strength inspire.
When battling oft for truth and right,
And faint and weary with the fight,
That cool, pure spring would give
New strength ana life, to battle on
Till victory for the truth was won,
Or should cease to live.
! waked-and was surprised to see,
An Arab Chief beneath that tree,
Who claimed that spring his own
And was forced to wander on,
With naught for hope to rest upon,
Amidst the warning crowd-aione.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

,- .
y REVIEW or Kansas .NrrMRs.--"e invite the
attention OF candid readers TO The following briefre
-., f,..s 60. T-,,,so. ;,.,, a. Inst few. months
vac" "a 0''''.'' ''' -.7
taken from inc columns Oh '"e ~ LUZ ~ "'''
There arc over seventy thousand rlahhanis m
Kansas. Njnc-tentils ave IN favor of Tree labor and
free soil The pro slavery party IS an msIgn'acat
minority, i'm point ofnumbors, utdomihoni through
fraud and federal oss.starcc
the admission Of the Territory as state into the
Tuion The Topcka constitution IFS tnr re- ult Of the
movement of tho free state mon. Nearly three thou-
,l citizens voted for tho eegate- who ft,mcd hat
instrument Seventeen huudfed and 'me odd 70
tc IN favor ofit when submitted 10 the people for
ratification. The causes which produced this dimin
i.leI vote, are familiar to or readers. RuilansIn
was rampant In cral rIcs, and mere me poliS
were not permitted TO hcopcned. At l'ealcn"orth,
which gave four hundred Votes, the ballot box w9s
the ,trio o.. the peo,e # tia.preeiac was not re
crrdet the winter. too. WdH setting ~ WIN units
uai severity ana the -quHft,r- Who had b res entity
come from ila defense If Lawrence. were bu1ly en-.
gagged iuiIrtWl up their winter guar r.
That constitution hn- been ag'an aEolnd'ea 10 the
people. pver'eu ihrr-G3l votes nave bc'i Ieeoi
del iu favor oil lt. The ri-i ot voting was llhh'cu'
hr O. ey. Robinson :raci on, 10 s9uhsefs OF u
IL, r.51... .loncc. II G theIfoe safe men WHO
favor the const ;Ut"n, ina ,csl q"'ueu I" VOC Oh
IT. there Is every rea53Q Z" "ttCFe trtt t"city nv
thousand mere wound AlN9 I'' 'Aea d az " po.'a'
u Is thus uu4 lest19Ha"i. 'ie t"3iet'l '''o fNt'
OF kansas ti.a.,
over -ysutoen honet'- persons ''!u ~ .'' IN
noa ras'dauts-rcccnly elected t"nsii tuti"ndl
Conventional pro-so'c.y body, lie aeie3al ..
thus chosen met l SEPT Dot. 70 .'i1n l.'.e
tle @1r.l arlihood .' c!thn iE". 'A". "U.Y lepl1
sent lie pcpl!" OF l'e territory IN . lII''.,.''
p-e.aase dcy Are ts'aicI " ne '9Eet.ici'.-
Dta-.tE uud pthcr i2hoc o. TIC e9' slA gu ''tl
cv. whosu god is tic.c niger are rc.'fi lie
way for the recognition aII adoption OF fhef Ton
s,ituti0n.
DH. d
tho territory 9t fan o"e I.e5 eae'', 80 M
voted down oy an oyer "a 60 If
members hh." IL t5' lie result
lhey are try M ti't' - TI5o Grs+ il t,rc
"o plans nav De - .,,,, t 1,alg, ,,oto
ne H. a . G rbat .ba,me Tno second is to
DE nul. Ac,S "''"l ''.-. sI t tLc reonle
but in fact by iFaS, ael- ,ti,, a.
iHleat returns. Inc 0''''''''' o'''''''J -
yors ilis pan. ,. ...,... ~, -,
The necessary steps hlte Deeh ftAeh 70 nun
this scheme saccesia neiee fo o ga,f e. of A r.,
as, con,Rnn- %lt. ,hcoh o. one ite'a u MY
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his eyes were following Catharines every move-
ment, and marking with Jealous ire the otiicious
attentions of the rich merchant, which seemed
to him favoraby received. All thought he,
NJ. Lubin may be as stout and selfish as need
be, but women are so bewitched by riches, fine
clothes aud fattery that a poor soldier like me
has no chance At last M. Lubin, excited By
affability TO which he was not accustomed, gave
vent to his dislike Of Victor in sarcastic speech
es directed at him, and which were the harder
to bear, rs they often called forth CathariGe's
merry laugh. Victor was tagged and depressed
and so rose o 60.
Do not go yet, my good fellow, said Piorre,
have not yet heard about the AIalakotf'
l promised my mother that | would be 1T
home in good time. | only arrived in Lyons
this afternoon, and she begged that l would not
stay long
''Butit is 50 early said Catharine, whose con-
science was singing her as she looked at his
sad face, do stay
Il am very sorry, but 1 cannot; promised
to leave at nine, and | must keep my word
Oh certainly, said Catharine hastily, pray
do not put yourself out Of the way to 10 me a
little favor; and with am offended air she turned
away, and began taking the things from the ia,
BILE.
Victor bit his lip. NJ Lubin smiled spiteful-
ly, and Pierre, who was blind to all that was
going on, babe him good night, after affection
ately entreatng him to come again soon. The
young man bowed haughtily to NJ. Lubin, then
went close to Catharine and held ont his hand,
looking grayely aud sadly in her face. Now, if
Catharine had given way to the impulse Of the
moment, she would have thrown her arms around
his neck confessed herself a little goose, said
that NJ. Lubin had never been as hateful to her
as this evening and thus sent him away happy;
but strong as the inclination was 1T was combat
ed by a spice of coquetsh pride SO she merely
shook hands coidly, and said, suppose
you will honor us with your company aga
soon
Not unless orr meeting is likely to be q hap
pier one than this has been said he hastily and
at once left the room
fT3gr1tdo3 IN n ar a5gt
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

TAINTED to see hopo he idH.--A strong, hearty
lazy loafer, who preferred begging for precari
ous subsistence to working for a sure one called
at the horse Of blunt Massachusetts farmer
and in the usual language Of his tribe, asked for
some cold vctuas and old clothes.
You appear to be a stout, healthy looking
man said the farmer, what do you do for a
living?
Why, not much, except travelling from ono
| place to another
Travelling about, Ell Can you travel pref
| ty well?'
'Oh, yes, I'm pretty good at that
| Well them, said the farmer cooly opening
| the door, let see you travel.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

~ Why should potatoes grow better than
any other vegetable .
because they have got eyes to see what they
are doing
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

Personal BEAUTY.-Just about the last
inheritance which a parent should wish his
child-weather male or females personal
beauty. 1t is about the poorest kind Of capital
to start in the world with. Who ever saw n
beauty who was worth the first red cent We
mean what the world calls beauty, for there is
world does not fully recognize. 1t is not of
that we speak. But the girl whom all the tops
and fools 60 INTO extaces over and about-we
would as soon a child of ours should bo-not
quite so beautiful. And then your handsome
young man over and about whom all the foolish
school girls are in extaces, what chance has he
ofever being anybody? A sad destroyer of high
ambition is beauty. From being fitted for the
shallow pates of the other sex, who can appreci-
ate nothing else, they become content with low
standard Of attainment, and are happy only
when dancing attendance upon those who are
pleased with their insipidity.s
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

~ 4 touch of real calamity cures the imagi-
nary sorrows Of those who make mountains of
molehills.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

- 1t is better to suspend an opinion than IS
be compelled to retract an assertion.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

~ CAPTAIN x, one of the shrewdest
steamboat captains on the Mississippi caught a
Jeremy Didler on board his boat one trip, and
pinned him il good style. 1t seems the fellow
laid a traverse to get clear ofpayng bis fare, and
insisted to the clerk that he had paid, but lost
his ticket. why he rather guessed it was to
the captain" So captain K, was sum
moned to the conference. "Oh. yes yes, says
captain X, lit appears TO me I 90 recOllect-
Let me see, you gave me u twenty dollar bill -
Yes said Didler. "And / gave you the
change in half dollars, didn't r." ''Yes," says
Jeremy, that's it-recollect it perfectly Very
we'll, says the captain, 4 won't dispute your
word for anything, but, if you please, / shoUid
IKE 10 see The haLres = The fellow was stripped
when he least expected it. He could not pro
duce the halves, and had to fork out his fare
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

~ The editor fthe Lynn N1,cs thinks chill
dren's games are becoming popular, nowadays
as he has seen recently ga large number OF iull-
grown men chasing hoops in our streets
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

~ The Hollistown Transcript says that the
man who is too poor to take his own towns pa
per- has bought slab-sided dog, a shot gun,
and twenty shilling gold watch. He educates
his children in the streets, and his shanghais
board on his neighbours lots.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

t-y Tie Frigid Zoae-The waist ribbon that
encircles an old maid.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

Young America - Oh nay dear, how camo.
you so wetl inquired an aliectionate mother OF
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27
- Tbona. Of what fru.t IS e Ger made Z

- Thomas Ct what fruit IS CIDER made 2
Don't knew, sir
WEv. what g stupid boy What did you
ret when you To5bed Farmer Jones Or
hard
Got a dsrreI good licking, sir.
No. but what fruit did you gel
Dad told me twas the fruit OF sin
You may GO
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

JWIUIItu
. WHY ma. one OF the boys said darent jump
in. and by'rosh amt to be dared.1
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

~ Sheep are very unfortunate animels.-
They gamo6l in their youth, frequent tte turf,
are genera. blacklegs, aa1 are universally fieec-
ed,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

Which is the Oldest berry The elderberry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-03

L0DOU0H T1CR&T0,
From Kssksk, allowing passengers 70 stop at any
point and resume their seats can he procured u ths
COMPANY O0ce.
Msia- IT,, bsfreen ID omd Sd,
One door from the Billings House, formerly La-
ciede, keokuk.
- rrsveisrs get reliable information 1T
this otes In regard TO all kailroad Kou,,s in tAs
United States.
.sD-ricket o1Iee open from o. m. to p. m.
j. Il. TEWKSBTRY,
Ticket A gent, ksok ak ,Iewa.
b. N. BURNHAM,
a,aerai Ticket Agent, Quincy.
gUWhiIe the river Is fruzsn over, stages will
start from the once on Main-st., 81 9 T. M. They
will also call for passengers in apykt Of the city
without extra charge.
dsci YL4w J.R.T.
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No. s7Johnssa-st., bst. ID u, KHoKUK, IOWA.
SsS.oa4sas' Ss0. =. Lsn' Late Of Albany. y.
COLLECTIONS madein all parts Of the West, and
~ pfssptly rsmistsd on day Of payment st eur
rent rates.
Baak of the StAas Of New York, NY.
-. 1eass, Cashier Of Mercaatiie Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chapis, Albany. N. r.
ksastn Coming = Co., Albany, NY.
Non; Jae. l. 6sAoolsrsfs, Prsst Comm \ Bank, Al
Thes. W. Oieots, Prss't Msehanics' 4 Fsrusu'
baak, Albany, New York.
0tlssft L. Wilson, Asst Treas. N. Y. Central r..
H. Co., Albany.
Thompson Co. . Express. Boston.
Hon. Horstio Seymour, Utics, NY.
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, BsGa,o, NY.
Jno Il. Les Co., Bankers, Buffalo, NY.
nieniean Issufanes Co. bank, Detroit, Mich.
MaYiae bAnk, Chicago, Ills.
I. a. Bursh tCo., Chicago.
Bank of cOnnsrse, Milvaukee, Wis.
y. Aorttmsr Hall, 81. Paul, Minnesota.
arssns, Thenas AGO., Bankers, Barlingssa Iowa.
Lekes, keuiqk ACo.. - St. Louis, No.
Msssn. D. ". AZ. Kilbourns, Ksotsk, levs-
JDo- Jacob Wendell, Cashier Dsmoine n. / r. RJCo.
dsefS-dly
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scriveA a GaIiagher-
General Advertising and Collecting Assncy .
6S Dearborn-st. Chicago

0AGs! Dags!! nags
MANUFACTURED BY THE CHICAGO BAG
vA ~ Mansfaetory, ls Dearborn street, Chicago Al
COkNMEAL, HAM, FARNERs'
OSNABUR1 AND SEAMLESS :
GRAIN SACHS.
Furnished upon the shortest notice, and at ne
asv, original, and not to be surpassed in this conn
try. O. w. ASHARD
Jaly3s-dly Pos,ofhce adde's box 1897
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THREE daily ThrOugA Trans, bstvsen Phiisdel-
i phia and Rttsburg--TsE MonnIsa NAIL TxAu
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsbarg ct u 4. NJ, and
Piftsburg for PhiladeIphia u A. ~. Tan FAST
LlHR leaves PhiisAelphis for Pitasburg ut p. n
Tss Niesr Exrssss TsAM leaves. Philadslphia fos
Pittsbarg at ii p. n, and Pittsburg for Phiiadel
phis Af 10 p. n.
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with Rail
roads to and from ST. Louis, No.; Alton, 6alens
aud Chicago, Ill; Frankford, Lexington ana Lou
isvills, Ky. Terre Haa,e, MAdisoa, Lafayette and
indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield
Bellefontaine, Sandssky, Toledo, Cleveland, Colsm
bus, Zanesvills, Massiiion and Wooster Ohio also
With the Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, st. Loais, Louisvilie. and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can Be hsd TO or from either O
the above places
For further particulars, Hand bills At the diff
fcrent starting points. Passengers from the Wss
will ind this the shortest and mos, expedition
route to Philadslphia, baltimore, New York or Bcs
ton. THOS. MOORE,
Assxf, Passenger Lines, Phiiadeiphia.
]. NESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Lines, R,ssburg.
Il 4 lAhT.-1v
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Northern CroSs II. r.,
AND TTN fY1NNElsCiNf3 III,

AND ITS CONNECTING LINES,
Chicago and Bsriiagtaa ksileso1. CAicsRo AID
kock Island Railrosl. Pe-r. . aad Oass wka Rail
foad. Illinois Csntyal kailfosd. 0aena and
Chicaso kaiiroad, and the MicAisas Central aud
AiehioAa Soathesr nAiIroads.
A klN8 % DAILY STAuuS 10 ovv vunnias
hsssssa KAoksk and Piyncs.h, (35 malsw.) nastns
regular counections With trains On the Nosthern
Cross Railroad " ell points North East aud EoutA
FOUR TRAINS PASS PLYMOUTH DAILY,
(Sundays exc~pted, J - foiIsw,:
NORTHEAST TO CHICAGO.
Ev.srxo ExrRssx Leaves sisey at 3:3o .. n-
Arrives as PLYMOUTH u 5:.s ,. n, q Gaiesburg
sto:so p. m, ~ Wynst 81 li:se p. m, at Mendots
att:i3 N, atJunetion st S:j3 . m, and at Chi
eaeo ~ 7s2U O. n.
hosxiss kxPsaas Leaves Qsiasy at 500 q. n.-
Arrives ~ PLYMOUTH st TOO .. a., NJ ualssbsrs
at 1919 .. m, at Wyaast at i,6 p. M. st Mendoza
q 1:So tdnnsrl at function at 5.37 p. n., and ai
Chicago 6.o0p. m.
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
kvsHISs Kxrasss passes PLYMOUTH at S.S5
o'clock.
Aossrns Exrnsss passes PLYMOUTH At 300
o'clock,
CONNECTING WITH sTaGEs FOR KEoKuK.
lndefatigabls sxsrtioas win b. made to reader
this rapA, Pseesisg end rsliabls route.
Rsaatsg Ttms from Ksoauk.
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CIGAR, TOBACCO I SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
No ~ Randolph Sreef, eef,...........-cHiCAGO, ILLS
"E are nov receiving . large and choice stock Of
w HAVANA AND DoNESTTC CIGARS
RtAeecus. s0oktng Il Plug Tobacco Z
Hsving direct communication with parties In
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA, the source Of
production and asnafArture Of PLus TosAcco, en-.
ables ~ to oder some very choice brands Of these
cslsosaeed Iobaeco' al very low prices.
Country dealers and dealers generally are invited
TO examineour stoek. J. r. JORDAN AGO.
Randolph st.. .(opposits Young America }Chicago.
June IL '56dly
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HA0MAR 4 HAM les,
Keekuk Plaabng aal Y1eorsng mtll,
Cernsv ~ ssA Blvf sis., nssy fAs Ksokvk snl
Fort nss Motsss RatlroaA Depst,
nEALERS in Lsuber In the rough, nan ufactur-
- ers Of Doors, Shattsrs, Blinds, Sash. Door and
window Frames, Mouldingr Of every sise and pat
tern, Flooring. weather Boarding, Shelving, Man
ties, Bass, Pilasters, and Chain Pump Tubing
Planned and matched La sIbcr from to ~ inches In
width.
large assortment Of the above named articles
constantly on hand.
Planning and saving done 10 orderon short notice,
unreasonable prices, and warranted TO please.
Observation-Disclosures paid TO 6lling ordersfor
country buildings complete.
keokuk. July A-dAwtf
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=. W. JOAaNSTON,
~ son sts., in the Alley.
Carries ON tbs sssinsss VI Undsrtaking In ali Il,
orsaches He has rsosntly made extensive edition,
- his stock sad perfected his Angsnsnts in ever
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
imPcrvioas TO air and indsssrucsible, hishly orna
nentcd and invsluable for the prsssrvsfion of tn,
dssd - we'll - cons Of every style and AnisA far
uished ~ order.
hearSss and carriages furnished, and the eptirs ar
reaeueno Of the funeral attended TO when REQ uirsd
Ksokuk. April II. lSaA a.
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cW Merchant Tailoring EssabIisl
N0eOa.
SECOND-ST., NEAR MAIN,

In BeIknhp's new Building.
" HENDERSON co. have opened the above
w estabiishment with the very beet selection
OF goods. obtained from the best importing housts
in New York. consisting Of french. English and
herman Cloths, CASH lneres, and yestings Aiso
very superior style of Coster Fur, and Muscovite
Beaver Cloths, for 0vercoats.
The manufacturing depart ment will be carried
on under the superintendent II MIR. sATCHELL,
whose experience in some " the Grst class estsb.
iishments Of New York and New Orleans will ena-
bic us TO odsr to the public such inducements o.
cannot be excelled by any establishment In the
Union.
N. b. A choice selection of Gents Furnishing
Goods. nov2edsm
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.. ,. POND, cnAs. = 0OaaAa, DIV. Sol
Ford, 0oTham 4 Ford,
3ANKE06.

Third ST., one door Sessh u Main, Ksokuk, Iowa.
R1g2A9uCns
Astsopelitan Bank, Nsv York
Miaslow, Lantsv : Co., Nsv Yssk,
WA. Howe, Prest., Boston;
1so. w. Thaysr. Prest., Bolton;
=. 6eldsa TAayes, Cash'r, BuGalo;
Pssinssla Bank, Detroit;
I. n. BsfeA . Co., Chisaeo;
Oaspsates Yord, Cincinnati;
Darby Z RasksdaAe, &c. Ieais;
7. p. Asndy, Cssh's, Olsveland.
iuneloaAv
y. =. = -. ~. RORO,
Deoae1o IN 0Oal Eoeato.
Oecs over Banking House Of Ysrl, Gorhan Ferd
1unslea4vl K1OkuK. IOWA.
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1060.7. ,ax..
OHIO AsD nsssIssnPrr
&
BROAD 0UA0H 0AIT10AD
Us. NAIL AND KxPREss ROUTE.
Csv'ytaS RE 0vssf RsvsAsr~ ewA Easfsrr MO
NEW ARRANGEMENT

NEW ARRANGEMENTS
voR s1n wINrEa or 1867.
TWO fssouen fnAiHs AHD oSs sASpovAl AccoxxopA.
ZION rnAIa DAiLy tscSpAY sxcsprsp,
Naad aftsr Sunday, Nov. yeth, trains VII, run
- - 1oliows
Aoruing Nail train leaves 81. Lou, a 7.4s s,.,..
=. T., asd Z. g. Issis Dspo. At $50 a. =. Eysa-
g. st. L.osis Depot Asso p.n.
1ae Ssndossl Accommodates leaves Sapaoval A
-. on the arrival Of the Illinois Csntrsl ,raio
from the North aud Soath, and arrives at 81. Loui.
aa:1s =. n, making the quickest and most direct
on the iliineia Csntrai Railroad.
Lne MAIL and 8xpress trains aaks direct and
essin connections II Indaaapolis with All Esstcrp
s.aas ss shus n,tns thsshor.est and galcksst possi
Philadelphia. Pittsburgh, HAItis,sre " sshin .,on
C,.y, Louisville, Cincinnati. aad ell the eastern
elites Also Cairo, and all points DOT IA on the Ii
nois Central r. n. -'
ONLY ONE CHANCE o. CARS 70 CHICAGO.
Ien 70 the hsst aud only rsliabls routs hs,vssn
st. Louis and Terra Hasts, and the Rasts,r Ro.a.
ost " indAnapolis ran in direct eonaectien with
trains Of the Ohio 4 Mlssissippi Road.
.o" iork Passengers have choice of four railroad
sSuses ~ = from Indianapolis, Wis: New York Erie
Ohio. anu 0s,''"ofs
:, Through passengsrs sAoaid avail theu,.,vs, Of
.nis most reliable Route between the Esst snd
West, - Ahords unusual faciiisies ksipr supe-
west. ~ a. NV
. fassengsrs Tor Dscstur, Bioomingson, LssalIe
hock Island Burlington, Peoria, Duulrith. Ga
lena, Peru, &C., 4c coaucet .. Sandoval with tn,
iihnois Central Road for the above named points
fsssengers for Nattoon and Chicago. connect a
odin With Chisago Branch. Through from 81, :. III
With one change Of cars
through baggage checks given in this city, an,
oeeFass handled frsei giving passengers notroubi
st the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
eas BE- procured 81 the odices, No. ~ and 80, cor
Ash sad Chestnut street. under the Plan House
% No. - Leves, cofser of vine.
n. D. Both oness are exactly ON the corner, tn
only places 70 obtain reliable information
IsAACWYNAN, Gen 4 Tiek OF Ar.
y. Il. Cnstsris, Aastsr rransportation.
Jan lid
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ron BENT
A SECOND story Roon, 1e ~ - 49,, sn hesn
"A street, between = - ~ s1anAss frea -
pavement.
Also, : god rssr ssen sss1es q sth and Main
street, on aryt 0ooS. WI. TBohtnVN.
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TERMS on ADVERTISING.

ssnees Cards. not sxsssding six hnss, lnsl9l
81, ethsfviss -.
assisss Of .sstiass, eAssitssis sssistiss, lrs
seaSoalss, H., half price.
DtsteAysd advertisements half moro then tha
aeevs Fnaes.
AavWtissaents lsadsj and PLACED snasrths heei
sf.spesial notices, SesSis ~ srStssvv rssss.
Special aotisss In the local esla0s - csats ~
tins.
Aevsstiesnsnts ordered % The insl1s e1slaGlvsly,
10 ~ b6iy, after The asss tvs vssks, ~ ~ esI1
more thaa the sbove soAes. aa
Alvsselssossts not asesmpaaisa viii dissstisas
vsai D inverted tfl fssAa ssA shasKed for aDeos-
isgly.
Thls fals will sos ~ varisA fsso.
Whsa ths aAvsrtisss ssss The weekly slsss, she
ksses VII - ths 0ms - In the Ipaily. where ths
Dalty asi wes4iy ~ bssh go, - - esat. viii
bsslsAeses1 esea ~ a0gssgnss ansuos. II
UaAs ~ psssessavses0. ~ a1ssssln9 pays -
nsse - 49, spaes be oesspiss. The skaaess Being
saAeUMoes - Dapositiea oaly. This piss 10 AoS
Qsasraily aAoptsd. 0arsAssgs for change will h
ID ssssss pr sSsars. se44e--ag u ss
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nylod HuIsKAMp 1 MArLRss.
THE MIG nOOrl

a We wish TO make room for our new stock to AZ
rive on the hrst boat, We will dispose Of the re-
masndcr Of the stock bought from Mr. Duke at and
below cost. A
We will be glad to see all who wish b.reaip, n
Boots and Shoes I'll EI.IIoTT 4 20
mch21d
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A6UAVk MAKDL8 WORA0s
~ =. UawAon = Aon.
i LWAY0 ksep ee hand s~c1 s.c-s cs .hs ..:.
= qnaiisy u AArbIs, vhisA " will sell st tie
The 49, kiA u worknsAship gsarantesd, and
srer solisieea r. plsln and srasmental styles IN
otOas Or MasAle.
Shop on Third street, het. Main and Blondsss.
septo. sk1--diy.