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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

MAGNIFICENT "TURN OUr."-In no
city in the Union do women dress more
extravagantly than in San Francisco, as
a general thing. while many of our 'fas-
ter danes indulge in the most gorgeous
array possible. A lady acquaintance
of ours appeared in Montgomery street
few days since. in a rig which, in
point OF costliness and splendor, We have
never seen equalled. oa curiosity TO
know at what an expenditure of money
she had been in procuring all the fnery
with which her person was illustrated
on this occasion. induced us 10 make the
inquiry propria persona, when the lady
very complacently gave us the following
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

SupeIsiilions would soon die, il so
many old women wouldn't act as nurses
to keep them alive"
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WHOLE NO. g1O5.
far tie farmer.
HINTs-ls5s.H.

E-r loEt
1851. l~-g
ccurate inventory OF
your income for the
This you can do by
ouni Of your ouigoes
book-for Of course
d by adding up the in-
arm, including all the '-A
increased your ready s
, the permanent value O.
Perhaps you havenot
which will enable you -'iT
arison.-lf not, get a 7''s
/ which you will put
all implements, stock,
ou will commence the
Ie interest of this sum, .-...4..
its you to live, and your v
}, manure, new imple-
will be the expense of Vflr.7
pms for The year. On 1i a1i-3 -sd
erything that is raised 81 F7a
'ur own use, or that of
ything that is scld from ~
Ease in the growth and s-s
tock, and all permanent
neither in building, or
alters belonging to the
d be placed to the cred
Then the balance may
lose OF the year. We
ested the main items,
2 to be very nice. For
,e thoroughly undertake
n as great accuracy as
But we hope the thing
aka
all The principal losses
pasi year. Trace them us
uses, and consider care
II them are under your
t are of this class, you
/ care next year, and
" will, we think, find
pay.
; marked improvement
next year. We do not W
that you should rush
or untried. l
hat what your judgment
sally good, and within 3
should make an effort 80 -afg
this you will, we think, a---7sl-
in many par rorl G.
ample: Kill or sell all s- Z1.I
,u cannot keep in good a51H --l
n in proper lime all the %
n.-Get the best seeds $3.50
Secure the best imple- l 84
, a regular course of -sT so
1 reading in the DEPART ..Eab
in which you are en- ss 1,l
rything which You can c- CO
a thoughtful and judi ~ s5-a
Seek the society of the SO
tap them all you can.
lgs and others, and you .ra
improvement than you o7
t. ia
your children in agri- ,sd
nls and investigations. 8, are
be busy on something.
themselves in this class ls
. them learn practical oa1
9 some mistakes now.
at they shall make az
md we have no doubt
some valuable conclu- Sob
%, you viii learn some 81 asa
Ohio Farmer. Gas -as
ArER IN YoUR SrocK
isten 10 advice, and il
it; either get saw or
f ths self acting wells;
a spring on a bill; or
IS the brook, and lay
me how or other man.
ng water and plenty of
1e your stock TO brook
II turn a crank half a
for them. One has no
nience till he has tried
make an estimate Of
q four months, to draw
ID ofsiock, or 10 lead or
hth OF mile to water,
it, the water will come
be any such thing.-So
ad, and so say we.
JURY BY MIcE--I OBJ 81
of large amount Of rsa
killed by mice working ~ e
| would suggest that 1st
y harl around the tree,
preventive. A large
fine lot Of young o7
one of my neighbors, Sra
y peach and plum tree n4
any choice variety was vs
he excessive freezing Of zsa
Correspondent Of Coun- qas
-aB
S warm and comfortable
nights, and you will
| be saving of corn,
te increase OF fat, if i
rkeys and all, are made
pie trees, and roost in
;. ~
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LADIES' COLUMN.

The ALPINE FLowERs.-The Alpine
flowers have remarkably deep end
vivid coloing. The most brilliant blues
and reds, with rich brown shading to
black, are observable amidst the white
and yellow flowers of the low countries,
and these tints likewise appear to assume
purer and more dazzling hue in these
high regions. A similar richness of col
oring is met with in the vegetation of
Polar districts, where the hues not only
become more fiery, but undergo com
plete alteration under the influence Of
the constant summer light and the rays
of the mid day SUI, white and violet be-
ing often deepened into glowing pur-
pie. The Alpine plants often grow in
Cense masses, and their extraordinary
splendor Of coloring lends consequently
that magic charm to the fresh green
turf which renders the pasture lands Of
the High Alps so famous. Their oal-
samic fragrance is no less remarkable
and characteristics; from the brilliant
auricuIa down to the iolet-scented moss,
Byssas colitnes) this strong aromatic
property is widely prevalent and fan
more so than in the low lands. As fur
ther characteristics of the Alpine Flora
may be mentioned the absence Of plant:
possessing narcotic or highly poisonous
qualities, the marked distinction of spe'
cies which exist, the comparative variety
of hybrids, the bitter taste and as,rin'
gent properties of many plants and the
disproportion of stem and foliage to th'
luxuriauce Of the blossoms.
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KITCHEN MEMoRANDA.-Potstoes to
be washed; meat to be put 10 soak;
lamps to fill; knives 10 scour; furniture
TO he busted; silver 10 be polished;
front entry to be washed; beds to be
made; apples to be pared; -four to sift +:
shirts to be ironed; dishes TO be washed;
beets to be cleaned; carpets to be swept;
fires to be tended; dinner to get; pig to
feed; pudding to be made; run to the
store; front door to tend; children to be
waited on; baby's frock to be washed;
stockings to be darned; buttons to be
sewed on the shirts; skirts to be done up;
tea TO get; griddle cakes; dough nuts,
custards. gingerbread, preserves; dishes
to clear away; company, evening meet
ings, bed time.
What merchant, politician, or presi-
dent has a longer list of daily avocatiOns
than the good housewife; and yet how
little are they considered. The hard
and constant fatigue of the mother should
elicit deeper sympathy. and a more
strenuous effort to tighten her burdens.
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s3,46l 90

Reader, this is no fancy picture!-
There are hundreds of women in this
city who launch even deeper into the
folly of fine dIess and show than does
the lady whose 'fxings' we have above
described. Is it to be wondered at, then
when such enormous sums are squander-
ed by wives and daughters, that we have
so many petitions in bankruptcy to re-
cord in San Francisco.- Golden Era.
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''And man shall be hiding-place from the wind
and a covert from the tempest."-IsuAH.
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W1l. BROWN,
AR C. HIT ECT.

CHz esn at his rooms, over Doubleday vii.
ttons Store, Second street, any time, (sxcept Ssn-
AAysl from till 10 O'Clock ~ night, ~ he
V obliged 70 be constantly On haudon account Of
prsssof buainsss and see his drawing, apparatus,
and extensive Architsctursl Library, which are
free 70 inspsetsn Of all, snd judge wAsthsr he
10 conpstsut 10 servethe public In his profsssisa
Hs 1ighs hsrs rests vhst great things y Aas dsns
= sen d. bat that would be In this sti
itasian community therefore he - Wiling 70 show
the public what hs can hinssn Do In prsseieal
febl-d ". BROWN.
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EREDERBCk N. MOOR y,
OF BOSTON,
Ar HIT = q q

r ATE partner Of VIM. W WashbsHn. Afchitset Of
IL Ameriesn, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and Trsnost Tenpls, Boss.n, Woods Ae.
tsl, PoytiAndi Bay State House, Wossestsr. and
many other nrt ciass public and private bailAinSs
tAsosg ghout the sssntry, having losaistin Ksoksk,
uould inform the public that be prepared 70 fur.
aish Dssigps, Plsns. Detail Dra1inga, 6peGaa-
tons snd Superintspdence for Churches, behoel
Ho1ses, Hotels, Stores, DwsIlinss. sad pabiic and
psivass baldings Of All kinda, with pronptnss and
AseurAey.
All the modern Improve sAts, ,sssh - " ssning,
kgAsng, Ventilation, &e., - adopted In the East
err sitiss will b. especially pssvidsa Tor - ~
qsired.
rORss in Sanpls's nsv buildipg, or Second
street, between Main aad johnson.
Jan. IL. '57-d1y v. II. MOORE.
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watches and } JeweIry ht low Prices.
u. r. DOT nLEOAx WlLSON,
= II Sr

#nFFER their very large stock Of all descrip-
~ ticns Of Gold and silver Watches and nss and
fashiona Bile soelry, al Wholesale and Eesgii, at
teas than The tsael rates.
Ladies' Gold, Cameo Mosaic, Pearl, Carbuncis
and Lava Earrings, Pins and bracelets; Diamond
Pins and kirgs, Lad,ps and Geutlemsn's Gold
Watch Chains Gold studs md Sleeve Buttons,
Keys and Sca,s, Finger Rings with Stones, Seal
Rings, Plain Goid Kings, furc Geld Wedding
Rings, Spectscles, Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold
Thinbiss, uold Lockets for Daguerrcotypes or
Hair Gent,emcns Breast Pins. Gold Pens, silver
Holders, Gold Necklaces and Crosses; Plated
Spoons and Forks, ,Portmonnaies, and Fruit Knives.
Clocks Of French and American manufactures
The above is by far the largest and hest stock
brought tothe statc, and from our connection With
one Of the largest importers and manufacturers in
New York, We are enabled TO defy composition in
this city 81. Louis or Chicago.
iunelO
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BRUCE 4 SON,
Land Agents aud BrOk ers,
DEALERS ~


EACHANdE AND LAND WARRANTS,
Wild Lsnds, Imp,orsd Farms, Tora Property, ke..
FoRr DODGE, IOWA.
WE pay particular attention to tho selection OF
w Lands and their location, y it'll cash or Land
warrants, In the Ft. Dodge, Sioux City and Usage
Land Districts, Iowa. We have agents at Sioax
City and Osage who devote their hole time and at
tention 70 the Transaction Of our business. The Fl.
Dodge district VIII receive our personal attention
W. will collect notes. bills drafts and acce
throughout Iowa, and remit proceeds promptly in
drafts on New York. Real Estate and Land War
rants bought and soid on commission. Titles sx-
amined and taxes paid. We also pay PARTICULAR n
ATTENTION TO the ioaning Of Land arrants for non
residents, the loaning Of money at beat western
rates, and 70 invsstments generally. We examine
carefully all lnnds We locate and will give Plat and
description. Gar eonni.sisn for ioanins or locating
Land Warrantsin In the abova named disricts Vill bs
$40 per 100, ~ per 40, 81 per 50, and Ss per 20
acres, which should accompany the warrants, and
also the Land Once fees warrants OF tl for sch
" acres, In bills or drafts on New York
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All businoss entrntsd to W win receive prompt
and c.reful ulattention. orrcspondences oiicited.
ApY2v-dkwly
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JUST THE THING FOR IOWA!
Wcscs Patent Gaivanic Ccmens,


VIfHE Subscribers having pure hased the risht to
Il use this time -testad and much a anproyed "a
ment, for roofing, IN Leo county, are now prepared
to contract for putting on roofs n, short notice,
and VIII give all such contracts thair personal At
tention.
This Cement IL one Of the great6stinvent tons OF
the age in view OF chrapness, great durability. and
adaptation to any climate. Ii will resist the sud
den changes of the weather, is ,mpcrvious to dre
and water, remaining permanent fixture without
repairs - calculated FOR roofsof ali descriptions
Cat or steep, 1t being wind, FIRE nnl water proof
does not Affect water, and Ia different from tar
and gravel roohng as II is superior to it. A.
proof OF Its Superiority, nv Insursncs Co. in the
Eastern Statef Will take arisa on building, COW
cred with tar pitch rosin, bu, will insure where
Vests Cementis used, at rs low rates as any FIRE
proof building.
N. b. The subscribers having perfect confidence
In the durability Of their Roofing, will guarantees
and keep good, at their expense, ali roofs
covered by them, for tbs term of ten years.
Further Information can bo obtaiued by sddress-
ing the subscribers through the Pos,ofice. or bv
calling on them 1T Mr. Aoore's, corner Of Id and
Bondsaastrests, whsro specimens and tee mcninls
sAl te seen tosf .isfy the most skeptical.
c. VAN EvRA
apr23-uon c. SWEAZEY
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rlbIlfneyy ana Fancy GosAs.
A A u f-las.

ATTENIIUN LAUIES.
/ WOULD respectfully cali the attention Of the
Ladies to my large and we'll selected stock of
fall and winter goods, which will sell atCincip.
nati prices. My stock consists OF silk, straw and
velvet bon rats; also, splendd assortment OF rib
bons flowers and feathers, selected with
You will and everything In the Millinery and
Fancy business, at my establishment, in thel lstsst
fAsAicn. / am also prepared TO do all work in IN '
buslness At the shortest notice, such o. lining
Ht& ming, ,bleaching, pressing and IN boz nets
Of Svsry description, TO order. win warrant ali
work to give satisfaction.
Como ope, come all. Notrouble toshow goods
at Mrs. dlsnny's, on Fourth, between Main and
BlondeAu.
sept2S.dly MRS. GLRNNY
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TAas1-ss., ~ asss ssstksf Asss, ksokuk, Iowa.
81. ssS. .os4f5s' 3! Esn. Lat. >, Albany. NJ.
(vOLLHcTION6 naAsia I'll pastssf ths VEST, ssd
~ promptly rsmittsd on day ef psynsnt Ut ssr-
Ysnt rates. fs9A'a
1aak Of - 6sass 81 Nsv Yosk, NY.
1.J. Blake, Oashiss sf Newcastle Bank, n. Y.
Lyman 0hapin, Albany, NY.
1rssseso sossslse . o., Albasy, NY.
Hon: Jao. I: :sshsoisesft, sstCenn' 'iBssk, Al
Ties. ". Olsost, Prsst MsshanIss' = Farnsr'
Bank, Alhany, New York.
0ilbertL. Wilses, Ass Treas. N. Y. Ceatralk.
h Co., Albany.
1hoApDeA Co. . Rxpssss, Boston.
Aea. Rssn4isSeynosr, Utica, NJ.
Iros baaks s1alls village, Csaa.
AAaFiAs Baak, 0a1aio, N. Y.
Jas. B. Lss . o., 0anksss, Da9als, ny.
nisAieaa InsasaAssCe. DaAk, Dstsois, Mich.
AsHss Daak, CAiMHo, Ills.
!. n. DassA tOe., ChJnee.
0ask q Csonssss Miiwaukss, Wis.
J. Mortimer He'll, ~. PaaI, Minnssots.
0resas, Thonss &C.,, Banker, Burilngtes Iews.
Lskss, RanIek Co., /" -. Lesis, No.
Msssr. D. ". =. Kilbonrns, KseAsk, lsva.
Jse.JAeob Wsadsll, ,cashIsr Dsnsins n 4 p. Zee.
Assls-Aly
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GELS Il R,B
JEWELRY STORE.

Second street, beiw cen Main and johnson.
IASING just returned from the kast, 4 r.
i i respectfully call the attention Of my IA
friends, and the public gcnsiaily, to my
new and fine stock Of watches, ,jswelry, silver and
plated ware, fancy gooas, Ae..
Watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
and L Epinek of ali kinds and qualities.
Jewclry.
Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enaneiiea
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and childrcDs
gold and Jet bracelets, ladies' and gents gold
hsAns, pencils and pens, gold and diamond hLger
rings gold and silver thin bles, gents gold breast
pins studs, colar aud sleeve buttons, god, silver,
steel snd patent spsctaces pocket table and aes.
sert cutlery, and dscissors.
silver ware.
In which line intend not 10 be besurpassed W Any
store west north Of ST. Louis, viz silver table,
DESERT and tea spoons and turks, ,sngareream nu'-
tard and salt spoons, butter and fruit knives,se1
and plated napkin rings, dc.
Plated ware nDd Fancy Geods.
Plated and britannia tea sets, castors, truit she
cake baskets, ,candiesticks, pearl and she'll pocket
books, and in fact everything pertaining 70 ~
line.
A general assortment Of clocks Of thclatest Pat.
tsrns and best make, all warra ranted to keep goeo
time.
A0Watches and JewelIy repaired in the moss
workmAnlike N amer, ana at the sherlest notice.
my6-diy JULES GElSLk.
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1857. IMPORTANT NOTICE 1857.
TO
Ovners& 4 Shippers Of Live Stock 4 Fr1ght I
VIA
Peoria, Oquawka and Burlington
Xa = z
RAJ : DAD,

In connection with
Chsraxe ana = eek lslana East Ex.
And 81. Losis, Alton 4 CAicogo Raiirosds.
THE ONLY ROUTE PkOM BURLINGTON,
HAVING THE ADVANTAGE OF
THE JOLIET CUT OFF.
Freight 10 or from Chicago or joliet Cut
OF and East, Through pithout
change Of cars.
glyHR Peoria, Oquawha and Burlington Railroad
i being completed and raining in close conpsc.
tion at Peoria with tho above roads, forms the
most reliable and expeditions route for the srsns-
porta,ion Of FsRioaf or LIVE sIocK. 70 Or from
Burlington, Joliet, Chicago and the East
The facilities that this Route has over any other
Route, BY Ito connection st Joliet with the Joliet
portatisn of Freight. and expressly does 1t oom.
mend itself 10
owrxIs AND sHrPPERs OF Livs srocK.
At Joliet, Live Stock can be transferred mush
more csnvenicutly than In the city Of Chicago,
particularly il they are destined for an Easssrn
Market.
Ou Rstes sve a. Low a. BY ony other Route.
Merchants and Shippers are particui uiafly request
ID TO give this new route trial.
Freight destined from any point on our road, 10
BIoeningtoa, Springfield, Cincinnati, 81. Louis,
or any point In Central or SouShsrn Iliinois Ipdi-
ana and Ohio by our connections with the Illinois
Central, St. Louis Alton and Chicago, Great West
ern OF Illinois, Terra Hauts snd Alton, Ohio and
Mississippi. win be sure Of speedy trsnsit 10
it, dsstinstion.
regard 70 the road may be made TO the respective
Agents Of Ohicago Rock Island and ST. louis,
Alton 4 Chicago roads a. Chicago, Or At the Com
pany . Oiicc In Barrst HOUSE, on I'd st.
U.H. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa.
P.B. RoBsRTs. Superintendent.
cHAs. u. FoLLErr, Gen 4 Ticket Agent.
aug2l '5IdAw
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Pissshn1gh - RAliaAslpAla. p
Trains leave rittabursh - fcliovs: Nail I. m;
Past Lias p. n; Exprsss Nail $40 p. m.
The Ksprsss Mail Ruls Daily, the other two Sun
days excepted. xAking Direct Coa-
nsotions With ail trains from
St. Louis, Mo-; Dubuque. Keokuk and lows City,
lows; Cairo, Rock lslapd and Chicago, Ills;
Lexington and Louisvillc, Ky; Tsrrs
HAuts, Indianapolis Aad Lafayette,
Ind; Cincinnati, Columbus, Day
ton, Toledo, ClsvslsAd, Zsnes-
vills, Crestifns, 1assilon
and Wooster, Ohio.
Also, Kansas, Nebraska, Ainuesots, and
ALI Relnts N sAe west.
- SARE ~ Low ~ 1r ANT orasx ROUTE. -.
Passengen from the West can rely upon this
81 bsing the shostest and most ex-
ps6ititas yeute TO
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK
AND ALL EASTERN CI1NS.
THOs. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. b. r., Philadelphia.
August 10, '57
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FOX 4 OTLEY,
CIVIL 3nain0orD and 0uxv0yonD,

CNRYDR their sssvisss - tAsir friends cd ess-
Otsusu In every dspaytnsnt sf their psslssioa.
Having the original Asid notes and piats Of sar-
tsys, thsy viii lay eat lets In ssy part of tAseity
(sssSpt vitAin the old city liIits; also, nsvs1ds-
teas, tovn plass ard Wustsy sayvsys, nsar or re-
a>ss. ThsY Win a1se e1Deets tsAn1t-naps ~ plans
tsaay seasrpa styls, aad uaAsstsks tAslitAegIspA-
isg q ~ aans. BAiHg betA xpeRisossa Rallsee1
DHginAsrsy creme AAviSg plsaty Of AevAsA ssps-
Sisf instsaneass they viii Aiss nehs peslineey
ssevey, Jesaess. sstiastes, 10. .1se Railssaasa1d
osAar paAiie weTks, sspssiptsnd saA asassss ne-
sonsy, hsidskae, earth work, H..
Ole en BssonA-st., opposite the AthsAssn.
Jsly3oA
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In ORTANT CMANGESy
Saturday Evening Train Put On.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
'.eAD s.vo..
r RAILR DAD.

Co,nplstedio 10 Cincinnati. Through vithout
change Of c0ys-- Only one chance
ot cdrsto Louisviils- One
change to Cleveland.
nNEto Wheeling, and two less changes Of Cars
~ and baggage and so milsa nearer 10 ali Ea,t-
srn Cities than BY any other route.
TAR GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, carrying
fAs U. $. Afsi and Acems Erpras.
On and after W ednesiay, July lst. trains win
leave ~ fo.lows:
US. MsilTrain--Leaves once, corner 9TH and
Chestnut, ut 1900 .. m. Leaves East ST. Louis
Depots. 1850.
Exprass ain--Lcases Office, corner az 4th and
Chestnut, At 8 r. N. Leaves East Sc. Louis De Dot
at3:5D y. IN.
In order 60 accon modate the travelling pub-
lie, . Saturday Afternoon Train has been pu.
up, and trains will rua ~ above every day except
Sunday
oNR SUNDAY TRAIN AT 400 P. N.
N. B.-All trains make direct and certain cs~-
asetiens Al C.xetansh with al Rastsrn Mail and
kxprsrs Trains ,thusformins the sAorfest guickesi
md es'y sros1 Oesse Route 10 New York, Boston,
Philsdelphia, Baltimore, washi nRtnn City, Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, Buffalo, and all
Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago, and all points on the rl,inoi. Cen
trsl Il. X.
ONLY ONE CHANG. oy CARS 70 CHICAGO.
New York pAsssngsra have choice u four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnsti, Wis New York
Erie, n. y. Central, PsnnsylyAnis Central, and
Baltimore / Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves Of
thi. most reliable route between the East and
the est, - il AGords unusual facilities, being
| superior road, and the only Broad aasse kosd in
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, Lasalbs
Rock leland, Burlington, Peoria, Dunisith, Ga
lena, Pers, fc., connect 1t SAndoval with tht
Illinois Central X. h. for the above named point,
direct.
Passengers for Nation and Chicago connect q
0din With the Chicago Branch. ThroughTrom St
LOFTS with only one change Of cars. =
Through baggage checks given in the citA and
bsssage handled free, giving pascal no,roubi,
Atthe Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured at the o6iees, Nos. Is and 80
corner Of Ath and Chestnut streets, under tn,
Planters House, and at No. 81 Lsvse, corner ol
Vine street.
NrBoth omees are exactly on the eorner-th,
only places 70 obtain reliable inform alton.
W. II. CLEMENT, Gen'I Sup't.
ISAAC WYMAN, Gen 4 Western Ag't
OmnIbuses viii call for passengers and bsggag,
In any part Of the city, BY leaving their address
either Of the Offices. Calireguiarly atths Hotels
jyl7d
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AND INTEKN nj ATR POINTS.

AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Gen Frei ght ofse c. X. l. X. r., % RAndol
NTOTICEis hereby given that an arrangement
IN has bsen made with the Peoria, 0quawka and
Burlington Railroad, whereby property eau BE-
promptly transported between Chicago and Joliet
70 Burlington, in oar loads, without breaking bulk
at reasonable rates.
Any information respecting this route will BE-
furnished by applying to J. JONES, Jr., G. X. I.
h. X. Freight Once, corner Of Clark and Taylor
streets, or 20 the undsrsiGnsd,
J. ELW0OD,
General Freight Agent.
Passenger trains make close connections with Pc
oris, Oquswka Burlington cars at Peoria.
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THROUGH TICKETS


- - = ~ ~ ~ - 49,
nN and after Wednesday, August 18th, 1857,
~ Trains will run As follows, leaving East Bur
lington:
1st PASSENGER at 8 a. u through 10 Peoria,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Alton and ST. Louis, via
1alesburg, Knoxville, Elmwood, Peoria, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Decatur, Terre ifAuts and In
dianapolis to Cincinnati and st. Louis. To Chicago
via Galesbu Peoria, bureau, Peru La sale, Of
tawa and Joliet; also by the Eastern Extension Pc
oria Oquawks and 6t. Louis, Alton and Chicago
ksiirosds and all intermediate points.
I'd PASSENGER at ) p. m., through to Peoria,
Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis, akng oil con-
nections ~ above.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves ~ 6 q. IN.
Both trains make sDnnections through to Chi
cago, Cincinnati and 81. Louie, aud all between
stations.
gA- Passengers leave Burlington al .. IN !,
reach st. Louis same night.
w Passengers leave Burlington at p. m,
reach 81. Louis next forenoon.
Through Tickets 10 all Eastern and Southern
cities can be obtained At the Company's ONCE In
the BArret Housc, on Third-st.
U. Ii. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa.
p. B. RossRrs, ,Sup't, Peoria, Ills.
CHAs. 4. foLLsrr, den'l Ticket Agent, Peoria.
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