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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22
EOGk THIS WAN

EOGh THIS WAN!
O7ICE! NOTICE!i NOUCE!!!
II A|lNG just returned from the Git,
IL with an unusally large Stock and welt
selected, and am now prepared TO sell goods
lower than can be bought elsewhere on this
side Of Philadelphia.
Hardware Hardware !! ! Hardware .
NIiis-Saits-Lock Latches, Hinges
Screws, Glass, Putty, Paints, Oil--in fact
everything you may want 70 build youg-
sell first-rate house or barn twenty psr
cent. lower than ever before. Tais ,uGl, (,
This tCGy
CARPENTERS here you can get the ccle-
brIted Greenfield Planes, Spear " Jacks1n's
hand, tenon AMI rip Saws, Butchers, Beatty
and Brady's chlSeIs and Plane Irons, patent
and common Braces, Brace Bits, Augcr>,
Squares, Guages, IRON Screws, Compass saws,
Hamond's Hammers, &c.
Blacksmiths' iron n-IRON-lRON-tL
klNDS-Bar, Scollop, Tyre, Oval, Round and
Squarc-Ca>t Steel, Spring and English Steel,
NiSeS, AnvilS. Bellows, Screw Plates. etc.
HOuSEkEEPEkS, Table Knives and
Forks, CarverS, Spoons, Kettles, Lamps, Can
dIesticks Col,. Mills oilruths, Mat Fans. Bowls. &c
UILL I'AIER-Iou N;il ini all the above with
great many at the iiARDw,sE typ lEcN SrcEI Of
JOSEPH NFADDEN,
in The Old CEs.isH stand. XIV iSUJ1iti, Pa
rms UtE: THiS b1rt
I,LorHS. Cds,iu,rres and Vesiiu=s, Hats,
Car. 8 = .L9 Assortment at
Grs,r--=. ltslatc1l.-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

. After using one bottle of Du VALL's
GALvANIc OIL, no family will be without it,as
1t is the most eliectual and speedy cure for all
inlammaiory diseases known. For sale by
all Druggists and Country Merchants.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22
DISSOLUTION.
UNIVERSITY At EEyslsDy1G.

- OrlCE.-Suaacfibers ;e the Bui!ding
~ Fund are respectfully informed ,lisl The
Last snsf.i,.aes.t on the subscriptions. IS
now due AMI payaL.c. JA.MERIL, ESD. Is
appointed Collector, and authorized To receive
aEi receipt tor the same. Ak. BELL.
General AGENT aEI Treasurer.
Lewiaburs, DC. ]. 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

ycnduc Notes a, the Chronicle Office
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

@The Free State men Of Kansas hav
ing been unhappily divided as to the policy
of voting for State Officers and Legislature
on the 4th inst, under the Lecompton Con-
stitutior, it is doubtful whether those who
did vote have carried their Officers against
the proslavery legal and illegal votes.
The vote cast against the Lecompton Con
stitutiou is said to be 5000! Calhoun
has returned to Kansas, under an escort Of
U. S. troops, to count the votes.
Hostility to the Leeompton Constitution
seems to be spreading, everywhere.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

The union Of EMERSON's MAG AIM and PUTNAT5
MONTHLY has given to the consolidated work eircuia
ton second but similar publication in the country,
AMI has secured for combination Of literary and ar
tistic talent probably unrivaed by any other magazine
in the world During the first month, the sale in the
trade and demand subscribers exceeded 10000 cop
les and the numbers already issued Of the consolidated
work universally conceded to have surpassed in the
richness their literary contents, and the beauty and
profuseucss fthr pictorial illustrations any magazine
before issued from the American Eneoura5
by these evidences of favor the Publishers have deter
mined to commence the volume in January with
still additional attractions, and to offer such inducements
subscribers cannot fail opiace it, in circulation at
the head of American magazines. With this view they
now the following splendid programme. They
have purchased that superb and costly steepate engra
wing,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

rgnThe principal business at Harris
burg, thus far, has been the rushing thro'
Of bill providing of an Executive
Mansion" in addition to the $500 addition
recently made to his salary. 1t was pushed
through, by the party and local influences,
but we are uncertain in just what shape.
Mr.. Magraw was reelected State Treas
urer, defeating Henry S. Mott and others
in the Democratic Caucus, and taking the
full party vote in Convention. Mr.. Ben
son, of Potter county, received the Oppo-
sition vote.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22
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WHEREAS, there is now in the hands
w (as am informe,O OF |. q. Rphlani a
Si"sfSA.h r~-r~-.s-~ h~ s.~-ea =. -.---
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person who will furnish me with evidence
sufficient To convict in a criminal court the
person or persons who brought said single bill
into existence; and hereby warn all persons
against purchasing said false note.
JOHN ROLAND.
LcwiSburg, Dec. 80, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

W0oDS HAIR HESToRATIvE-we have never
known any other medicine win large share Of public
coincidence in short time this has done. 1t has
not been more than year since first heard Of it, and
now ii stands at the head Of all remedies Of the kind
We have never used any of it ourselves having had
OCCASION oar crown OF glory not only retains
its original color but gets so-but of our
friends have and we have known il to fail in
storing the hair to its original color advise such
are becoming prematurely gray give the rstorave
tral-CheSter tlll Herald. (Sold by all good Drug
gists)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

4
try" when the Nebraska bill was passed.
Tom. Wash. Smith, who murdered Car
ter in cold blood for the seduction of his
wife prior to marriage, was on Tuesday
acquitted on the ground of insanity. In
that case, he should certainly be confined
where he could do no more harm Public
opinion seems to side with Smith, and
there is little sympathy for Carter.
Theodore Sedgwick is confirmed as Dis.
'rict' Attorney of New York, in place Of
John M'keon, by close vote of % to q
There was an animated debate in the Sem
ate on the question, and it will raise Cain
III the city. ''Sings is working"
One year ago, the South thought there
were no two such gentlemen in the North
as Douglas and Forncy: but now, they
abuse them with scurrility, and say they
are not gentlemen, or fit for good society,
but very scurvy persons.
Three negroes, as we learn from the St.
Louis Republican, escaped from Slavery
into Illinois, and upon being pursued shot
their pursuers, and escaped themselves,
probably to Canada. They were well
armed.
The Springfield Republican says Sena-
tor Summers course is net fully determin-
cd on, but he contemplates returning im-
mediately to Europe, and going to Egypt
and India for yeur
At Oak Hill, near Pottsville, Pa, on
Saturday, James Holland, aged 10, killed
his own mother by kicking her. lie was
drunk Since the murder he has disap-
peared.
Bishop Simpson of the NJ. E. Church,
now travelling in Syria, has been danger
ously i'll of fever, but at the last accounts
was recovering.
Miss Eliza Leslie. the celebrated auth
Dress, died at Gloucester, N. j., on Fri
day last, and was buried yesterday. She
was sixty-sevcn years Of age.
On Friday night las, seven men, mostly
negroes, were scalded to death by molten
metal, at Cooper's iron furnace, Cass Co.,
Georgia.
On the 1st, the old Canada mode of rcck-
oning the currency was abolished, and the
dollar and cent system Of the United
States came into vogue.
The Chicago Journal says that the en-
tire crew of fishing boat, eleven in
number, were lost on Christmas day, be-
tween Little Sauble and Point Water.
The Washington GloJe of Tuesday
morning says that its compositors had
been a: work necessarily for the twenty
eight hours preceding its publication.
The taxation of New York for 1858
will reach one hundred dollars for every
voter, according to the number of votes for
Mayor.
The Administration papers Of Iowa,
with two exceptions, have taken the side
of Douglas.
Washington Irving, now IS years old,
walks Gvc miles to church, and back every
: MI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

IIoLLOWAYS PILLS AND Observation-Disclosures
ton may always be prevented, by the timely Of
Holloway Ointment and lockiaw has been known
TO supcryene In of external injury where it
used dressing Its healing properties proyerbi-
al in all parts Of the world, and Ii is used in all the
great surgical institutions Of Continental Europe, the
only reliable and uufsng specific for wounds, ulcers,
drupsical swelings, tumors and erurtive ma-
dies. The pills prescribed by eminent medical prsc-
utioners the most rfcarious remedy for ndiseson,
liver complaint and disorders of the bowels.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

To THE SUFFERING COMMUNITY IIelmbnlI's Cen
Une Preparations Fluid Extract Buchu is offered
specific Read the advertisement headed "IIelmbold S
Genuine Preparation"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22
zeWlsburg Market.
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, at the Lutheran Parsonage L,wis-
burg. by Rev. Il. A Fink, JAMES A. MFALI. and Miss
ANN ELIZABETH HAUk. all Of Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

NISS0LUTlON.---Nolic IS hereby
II given, that the & partnership heretofore
existing between Charles {. Cries and Juhu
Sunnert has teeE liza, day dissolved by mu,u-
al consent. The books AMI papers left IN
Charles y. Crilcs' hands Tor collection.
ClIAS. ). critics,
Oct 5, 1857. John STANNERT.
The Bulcherins business viii be carried on
at The oIa stand by Z. 5. Cri;es, under the SUI
perluteudcuce Of IUhh Stannert.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

A Washington correspondent of the
Boston Courier says the heirs Of Geo w
p. Gusts are determined that his several
hundred slaves should not be set free as
he willed. The writer asserts that the
negroes are now being sold south.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22
FREE COURSE OF LECTURES.


YNlE LeVCiSburs Literary ASSO-
citation would announce that the gen
ilcrncn named below have consented to speak
as follows:
}. MERRILL LINN Esi.-Tueslsy eveng, Jan. &c, 1858.
Prof GEO. Il. BLISS do Feb2
ion.JAMES POLLOCK do Feb. I6
Rev. Dr. WATSON do Mar =
H.C. HICKOK, ESP do Mar. 10
Rev. Prof CURTIS do Mar 80
Rev. L. A. FINK do April -
Olher Lecturers have been invited, who we
hope hereafter to announce. so that every
Tuesday evening during the course may be
occupied. The Public is cordially invited to
attend. The Lectures are FREE, but collec-
tons will be taken to deiray expenses.
~ Doors open at g.. p. M.-close at y,
when Lecture will commence.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-22

Nearly one thousand Missourians went
into Shawnee (better known as Gum
Springs,) on the day of election, to vote ;
and it was positively known that large
numbers of them cncamped near West
port on the day preceding the election.
Widow Stoddard died in Broadalbin,
Fulton county, on Christmas Day. She
was born in Connecticut, in the year
1766, on Christmas day-was married on
Christmas day, and died on Christmas
day, aged 81 years.
Thomas Bateman, of Fairfield, N. j., a
sexton, died lately aged so years. He
had dug during his life fourteen hundred
and twenty-five graves.
Sixty murders were committed in the
city Of New York during the last year.
but one execution took plaec-;Le color
ed man, Dorsey.
Thomas AllibOnc, late President of the
Rank Of Pennsylvania, returned to bis
home in PbilaielYtia, this week.
The Washington union., 1858-01-30
awe Dearfiald Friday al 10 a N,

Leave Deerieid Friday al 10 ans
Arrive at Fort Recovery by ms
Leave Fer. Recovery Saturday at oa m
Arrive at Deerficld by m
l2a6s From Deer6eld, by IsidseviIs, EmmeviIe. Far
View. and Albany, TO Granville, 20 miles and
back, week
Leave DeerfieId Tuesday al sam,
Arrive ut Granville by IL no,
Leave Granville Tuesday =, pmi
Arrive at Deerfed by pm.
Proposals commences al Union City will be coniid
cred
1870 From Union City, by Mars HILL and Jordan u
For, Recovery, (oho,) 20 miles and back twice
week
Leave Union City Thursday at am;
Arrive at Fort Recovery by ~ IN;
Leave Fot Recovery at pm;
Arrive at Union City by 7pmi
1871 From MI Vernon 10 Fsrnersvlle, ~ miles and
back, week.
Leave Mt. Vernon Saturday at 2 pm,
Arrive Of Fsrmersyills by p nj
Leave Farmersville Saturday at 33-p m,
Arrive al MI Vernon by "A m.
Proposals TO end al New Harmony will be con
sidered
The Washington union., 1858-01-30
Uinfer Schedule.


at Port Huron by 10 p IN;
Leave p IT Huron daily, except Sunday. at IN;
sAfsivs al Detroit by 10 m.
Summer ychedale.
Leave Detroit Tuesday, Thursday oni Saturday at
Arrive at Port Huron day by 10 pm
Leave Port Huron Monday "Wednesday. and Friday
Arrive at Detroit day by 10 D m.
l25O9 From Detroit, by Detour, SAINT Sane Maie, Mar
qaetts, Fort Wlkns. Eage Harbor and Esgs
River. TO Ontonason $50 miles end back. three
times week during the Of navigation; sup
plying Mncknaw aud all other intermediate Offices
whensyer the steamboats, touch at those points. and
TO supply also La Pointe ard Superior Owls J
whenever he l0a's run 10 those points.
Proposals for this service be made by the round
TRIP
Proposals FIR six trips we k are also invited
25l0 From Detroit, by Redorj. Plank Road, Pennington,
No,i. West Now, New Hudson, Kensin ston,
Brighton, Genoa Howell, Fs@iug, FowIersvIle,
PheIpsown, Wilams!own Red Bridge, and Sand
ford TO Lansing, SO miles and back, six .im,s a
week.
Leave Detroit daily, cxcep. Sunday at8sm
Arrive st Lansing by 10 m;
Leave Lansing daily, except Sunday, at s q m;
Arrive st Detroit by 10 pm.
Propo als for longer schedule will be s,deed.
1851 From BrownsIowr, by CLARK City, Wool.ie Hu.
ron, Romulus Belevie and R,wsonvIle, to VI :
silaai. 20 miles and back, week, to Belle
vile, aud twice week for residue.
Leave Bro~nstown Thar.day at s 4 mi
Lssvs Yp.ilna W. .dne.day :. . am;
Arrive st Rtowns'own BY SPIN.
Additional Trip:
Leave BelevIIs Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Yp4lsnti by 3 q m,
Leave Ypsilanti Saturday ! 0 p M,
Anits at BelIsville by 8p M
1852 From Clinton. By Benton, Saline and Pta6sd,
Ypsan'i ~ niles and back, six times week
Leave Clinton daily except Sunday, al a m;
Arrive at ZIP ilanli by 2pm
Leave Ypsianti daily except Sunday, at III q m,
Arrive at Clinton by 4pm
1858 From Wsyne, by Naokin, Plymouth, and Mead's
Mills, TO Worthwhile, 70 miles and back, six times
Lsave Wayne daily, except Sunday, at 10 am;
Arrive at Norh.ile by p nj
Le.ve Worthwhile daily, except Sunday. at apm,
1854 From Plymouth by Borodno and snparo,, to Ann
ArDor, miles and back once a week
l.eave Plymouth Saturday at 2pm
Arrive at Ann Arbor by 8 m;
Leave Ann Arbor Saturday at I'M;
Arrive at Plymouth by 2 m.
ia6l' From Ann x1ser By wsbs's'. wAimo'e Lake.
miles and back, three times week
Leave Ann Arbor Monday Wednesday, and Friday
Leave Howell Tuesday, Thurtd.y. and Saturday at
Arrive at Ann Arbor BY 4pm
1856 From Dexter, by Base Lake, Pnckney and Marion
to Howell, - miles ard hack, three times week
Leave Dexter Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday at
Leave Ho~ri Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday sl
Arrive nt Dexter by IL m.
1851 From Dexter, bv UnadlIs. Stockbrdse and Dams
vile, to Mason, 80 miles and back three times
week.
Leave Dexter Monday, Wednesday, and Friday q,
10 an;
Ar.jve AZ Msson by . m; .s
leave Mason, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Gam;
Arrive at Dexter by 3pm.
1858 From Dexter, by Lima, Fredonis. and Sharon, a.
Manchestsr, 40 miles and bsch week.
Leave ID. xsr Monday at Ism;
Arrive II Msnchestef by p m
The Washington union., 1858-01-30
MICHIGAN.

a saee i
Ezamns carsully the fornas and Instructions annexed
ia6ol From Detroit, by Dssbonvlls. Wayne. South Ply
mouth, Ypsiansi. Scio. Ann Arbor, Dexter. CheIs
ses. Sylvan, frsnciscoviis, Grass Lake, Leonia,
Jackson, Barry. Gidlsy's Station. Albion, Ma'sn-
co. Marshall, Cereseo. Battle Cresk. thsrleston,,
Gsle.bars. Cops,ock. Kalamazoo. OshlsmO. Mat
tawAn. Lawton, Decatur. Dowagiac, Miles. Bu-
fchassn. Dayton, tiaIisa Three Oaks New But
,fao, Michigsn city, Qnd.) and Lake Slotion, 10
chiepse4 4ll asaA miles and back, twice daily,
Schedule sto. hs arranged completion Of the
1862 From Detroit, by Royal Oak Birmingham, Pontiac
Springfield Saton. Dsvisbu'g. Holly Mills, Tren-
tonvie. Lndsn. tians's Station. Gaines, yernoc,
Shiawassee, CoIunns, Owass0 Maple Valley,
Ovid ST. Johns. Feewsmo, Dallas Montrosr,
Ions, Boston, Lowell, and Ada, TO Grand Rapids,
l6O miles and back, twice daily, except Sunday.
Schsdue to be arranged on the completion Of the
1868 From Detroit. by spiDgvis Eeorse. Wysndottr,
Trenton. GiSrstar, Brownstown. Newport, Bre.
Monroe, La Sale and Erie, TO Toledo, (Ohio,) 65
miles and back, twice daily, except Sunday.
Schedule 10 b arranged the completion Of lie
contract. s HFa
1854 From Toledo, (Ohio. by Wheord, Otawsy Lake.
(Miehigan,) Riga, BIissfeJ, Palmyra. Adrian,
Clsy'oa, Hudson. Sparta, Florida, Hillsdae
4 Jonesvil'e, Sylvanus, Quincy, Cold Water
BraEcb, Batavia, Bronson's Prairie, Locks Sta
ton. Stursi, While Pigeon, Bfistol, Qniilna.)
Elkh art, Mshswaka New Cable, Richards ~
South Bend, Rolling Prairie. Lapmir, Holmes
vile, Coffee Creek and Calumet, (lL) to Chica-
go, 242 miles and back, twice daily, except su.
day.
Schedule to be arranged ON completion oi The con-
tract
l25O5 From Adrian, by Teclmse, Clinton, Manchester,
Norvel, and Nspoleoa, to Jackson 40 miles and
back six times week.
Schedule 70 be arranged completion Of tie
contract
1906 From Monroe, by Ida, Sommerfed, Decried and
Wslsvlle, 70 Adrian, 36 miles and back daily. eA-
cept Sunday.
Schedule 10 be arranged on completion Of ,hs
tract.
l2b07 From White Pigeon, by Constantine, TO Three
Rivers, 3 miles and back daily, except Sunday.
Schedule TO be arranged the competition Of the
contract
la50s From Detrit by connos Geek. Rosevile, Mount
Clements, Milton, New Haven, Columbus, Floyd,
Saint Clair, and Vieksburs, Port Huron, 62
miles and back, six times q well during susprn-
sion Of navigation, and three times week during
of Tho wear
The Washington union., 1858-01-30

week. rlsl# aP
Leave Manstee on Thursday al 6 q M;
Arrive at Grand Traverse next Saturday by pm;
Leave Grand Traverss on Monday st g Q M,
Arrive at Manistss next Wednesday by s p m.
1888 From Traverse City, by Glen Harba and Leland,
to Northport, so miles and back, once in two
weeks laa
Leave Traverse City every othor Monday II 8 IN;
Arrive at NorhpoH next Wednesday BY pm;
Leave Northport every other Thursday Al an;
Arrive At 1avene City us1t Saturday by 6pn.
1854 From Traverse City ty White Water Stephens,
Charlevoix, and Littlc Traverse, to Duncan 100
miles and back, once In two weeks.
Leave Traverse City svsry other Monday at s a m;
Arrive at Duncan next Friday by pm,
Leave Duncan every other Saturday II 8 q M
Arrive at Traverse City next Fsidsy by pm.
1855 From Grand Rapids, BY Talmadge, Lamont, East
mansvile, Ottawa Centre, Crockery Creek Nor
tonville, and Mill Point to GRIND Haven, SO miles
and back, threc times q week. N tt,
Leave Grand Rapids Pussisy, Thursday, and satur-
day ATTAIN, aef sge
Arrive al Grand Haven BY o p m,
Leave Grand Haven Monday, "Wednesday, and FIJI
day all m; asf& esiaf afsef
Arrive at Grand Rapids BY pm
Proposals Tor six times week ssrvios are invited
1885 From Grand Rapids by Gsasdville Georgetown and
AllendaIs, to Grand Haven, 80 miles end back,
ones Q wsek us
Leave Grand Rapids "Wednesday At 81 m,
Arrive at Grand Haven BY SPIN;
Leave Grand Haven ThuYsdsy II 9 sm,
Arrive at Grand Rapids by Jpn.
The Washington union., 1858-01-30

Leave Dallas same day 1t m; a
Arrive at North Eagle same day by 6 p m.
1867 From Lansing. by Camp Creek, West Windsor.
rChasosie, Walton. and Okve, TO Bsllevew, 80
~ mlss and back, three times week. iH
Leave Laaaing Tuesday. Thursdsy. and Saturday at
Arrive at Bellevew same day by 6pm,
Leave Beleview Monday, w Wednesday, and Friday
at6am; a,s
Arrive s Lansing same day by m. ~ @
26l8 From Lansing, by Ooeida, Chester, Vsrmonyils,
and Merritt, 10 Has.ings, 40 milos and back, once
week.
Lpaye Lansing Wednesday At @ m,
fs Arrive at Hastings day BY pm, M
Leave Hastings Tuesday at a m
Arrive At Lansing same day by m. ~
Proposals. (os service twice week are invitsd
26i9 Fmm Lsnsing. by Alveson, Woodruff, Perry, and
Antrim, 10 Byron, 3s miles and back,
week.
Leave Laosing Fsiday at an, as4.J ta
Arrive Ut Byron by 6pp; al
Leave Byron Saturday At 8 mi s.
Arrive st Lansing by q p no. aig
2620 From Lanias BY DslA Grand Ledge. Mud Creek,
back, week. au.at
Leave Lansing Friday at ~ ms ,ts,
Arrive at South Csss next day by IL m,
s Leave South Cass Sa.urday st m;
Arrive at Lansing neat Monday by NJ an,
Proposals for ssmi'wsehly service invited.
a6ai From Lansing. by Waucousts. Nesth Eagle, Port
land, and Mspts, 10 Lyons, 30 aahs end back,
tft thrss timss q week. eW
Leave Lsnsns Mondsy, Wednesday, sod Friday al
cam;
The Washington union., 1858-01-30


NopemJer 1a to March s1s.
Leave South Bend al a m,
Arrive at Saint Joseph by IN,
Leave Saint Joseph at 6 am,
Arrive at South Bend by M h~
1856 From schoocra, by Prairie Ronde Porter, Little
Prairie Rondr, and Pckstfs Corners, to La
Grange, % miles and back, week.
Leave Schoolcrah Wednesday at ami
Arrive at La Grange same day BY Bpm;
Leave La Grange Tuesday at o m;
Arrive at Schoocraft same day by 7pm.
Proposals for twice week service ere invited.
1867 From Kaiamszoo, by Portage. Schoolcran. and
Foweied, 10 Three Rivers % miles and back,
sx times week.
Leave Kalamazoo daily, except Sunday, at S m;
Arrive Of Three Rivers by IL m;
Leave Three Rivers at D m;
Arrive at Kalamazoo by pm;
Proposals for service three times only are invited.
1868 From Kalsmaz,o by Brady Park and Parkvis, to
CenrevlIe. 80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Kalamazoo Thursday at am;
Arrive At Centrevilc by 4pm;
Leave CenirevlIe Friday at am;
Arrive at Kanmsg 70 by 4pm.
1869 From Kalamsz o, by Silver Creek Gun Marsh, Or
ansevlls, and Yankee Springs, to MiddisviIs, "a
miles and back, once q week.
Leave Kalamazoo Monday at m;
Arrive at MiddlesilIo same day by 6pm,
Leave Mlddlevlc Tuesday At m;
Arrive at Kalamazoo same day by pm
1850 From Kslsmaz by Ricbland Milo PaircvIle, and
Yankee Springs, to Hastings, AZ niles and back,
three times week.
Leave Kalamsroo Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at7am;
Arrive al Hastings by m;
Leave Hss'inss Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
ATTAIN;
Arrive at Kalamazoo by pm.
1851 From Kalamazoo, by Cooper pIsinwe, and Otsso.
10 AIegsn, ~ miles and back, sr times week.
Leave Kslamsz 70 daily. except Sunday, at smi
Arrive az AIegnn by 2 p IN,
Leave Aiegsn At m,
Arrive at Kalamazoo by M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-13
BETpERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

This highly agreeable cordial taken pure prepared
by me at request Of number o families who had Fenre
scented the Inconvenience resulting from mixing those
rees bitter which ibibed unduled the loss OF
time hich they occasion, and the mistakes made frt tgno
rance Of the mode Of administering them.
These we'll objections enabled to understand the
which deter from anR use % theiE
excellent beneficial preparations The by
me- be taken pure, obviates ~ The dicus alluded 70
highly atcacions general weakesA IN perv-
affections generally, and is certain preseryaiiys from
gasr-that fatal disease peculiar to warm and humid eli
mates reesabges the appetite inrigOtaes the general
system healthy color persons who have
acquired lymphstic temperament.
This cordial not only the property o. iatng the
appetite Of aiding Digestion Ii tempted by umptaos
epast indulge the bounds of prndepee from
slow mpeded digestion snail glass Of this saniFahls
1uar speedy relief and facilitates the work e nature
Persons good health mHy It az aserysse and peae
beverage Its delicious and taste render i such
Those habit Of taking lunch, and particularly
ladies' will end il pysluRble addition g this reas net
merely Of It's exquisite flavor but from lis digestive
qualities
Fhe most delicate constitutions from infancy 10 old age, Of
both seNes employ without the gtekt Inconvenience.
Directions will be given using Y Lo the rst Time