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HARVEST IN KANsAg.-The Lawrence

HARVEST IN KANsAs.-Thc Lawrence
Republican says:
Our farmers have commenced harvest
ing as fine crops Of wheat as can be raised
an any country. W. have heard some
large estimates of the yield per acre, but
as we cannot give the exact measurement
in any distance, we will wait until the
threshing IS done, and then compare fig
ures with ally wheat-growing section of
the Union
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-23

Political BANQUET, On Saturday
last, the constituents OF Hon Edward
Wade and Hon. Joshua II. Giddines,
gave them public dinner at gainesville,
Ohio. Both the honored gentlemen spoke,
a sumptuous dinner was served up, senti-
ments of high,regard for the faithful Con
gressmen were expressed, and it was an
occasion of general hilarity. A brilliant
display of fireworks III the evening closed
the festivities
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MORRIS MORRIS.
VA WSE=rNrru-xS~

Sold by 5. c. GRIMES & Co, Paw
Paw, Rowe * LOCKWOOD, Lawrence, and
by G. p SMITH & Bro, Lawton, Mich,
and for sale by Druggists aud Merchant
generally. l57-1y
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GEOEGE ;. BENNE1l
Local Editor, Cincinnati Daily Enquirer

INDIANAPOLIS, Wednesday, sept. ?, 1857.
DR.. c. W. RoBACK-Dcar Sir: Having been
troubled for several years with extreme dcbilty
and weakness, SO much so that l was unable -
attend to my ordinary business nj times, aud hay.
ing hoard of the wonderful cures that your Scan
diuavian Blood Purifier and Pills were cfiecting,
was induced tS' friend to try them.
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months, and find the medicine fully equal 10 its
recommendations. So valuable its use to me that
cannot now dispense with the use Of it at M I'D D..
vanced arc Of lfe-seventy- years.
chcerfuy give this information for the benefit
OF those sngularly affected.
MORRIS MORRIS.
The above certificates and many others,
can be seen at my Office by any one al
any time. Get one Of my Family Alcdi-
cal Almanacs, gratis, from my agents,
Mandatory, Sales-rooms and Office,
No. 6 East Fourth street, 3D. building
from Main street, Cincinnati, o.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-23
JULY 2Sth.

The great Michigan Land Sale common
ces at Lansing, on the 2Sth of this month.
Forty acres of land to the actual settler,
for Sl2 80, cash down. Eighty acres for
S25 down. The balance can be paid any
time within ten years
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-23

A FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERT
n MENT DR.. Roback, the eminent Swedish
Physician, succeeded in producing a medicine
from twenty tbrce different species OF mountain
herbs Of Ia native land, which acts directly upon
the causes Of disease in the blood aud 10y roatoria
the corrupted fountain Of life, TO a condition o.
health and purity, eXpels disease from the system,
wherever il may be located, or whatever may bs
ITS character. Indigestion, nervous c0npaine,
cpileptc and other fits, coughs consumption In its
early stages, throat bronchitis, fcyoT and
ague asthma, low spirits, sexual lcaI acity ieiul
Inc weakness, priokling Of the skin, synptomatic
OF para yss, rheumatism, neural ga, tumor, cancer
diabetes, lassiude and debility, diarrLes and all
other disorders Of the organs sPgation the iv
er, the kidneys, the stomach, the nerves, or tho
muscular fiber, unerrinGly cured BY this prepa-
ration II Is 20 the natcries m0ri or seeds Of dis
ease what alkali is 10 an acid it ncutraiizcs
them with absolute certainty, while at the same
time it regulates the secretions, obstuct-
ions from tho bowels, creates appetite, renews
bodily vigor, and regeneratcs every animal func
ton. SUCH il the nature, such the effects OF
DR.. Roback's famous Scandinavian Blood Purifier
which, if taken in conjunction With his ScGndna
Wan Blood Pills, will not only oblitcratc TIE most
painful disease, bat prevent their rCcurrOEcc ana
lcngthen life beyond the ordinary span
In the SCANLINAYIAN VEGETABLE BLooD
PILLS, Or. Roback presents the result Of twenty
years of experience, hard study and experiment as
to what perfect pill should I've, No orc can
doubt their superiority after enc single trial. Price
Of the Scandinavian Blood Purifier 81 per bottle,
or - per halfdozen; Scandinavian Blood P.lls.
25 cents Der box. or five for :!
PERU, Miami, Co, Ind, Aug. g. 1857.
DR.. 9. W. RoBAcK II have received 80 much
benefit from yosr Scandinavian Blond Pulifcg AMI
Blood Pills, that | have thought il NY duty, and
II IS no less my inclination, Ia give You piai,
statement Of ny case. | was for years afflicted
with that banc of all comfort and incHicie4cy T.,
IL. ~, .I.t all q.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-23

Ba5- Partial returns Of the election in
Iowa indicate that the banking law passed
at the late session of the Legislature was
ratified, and there is probably majority
in favor of the State loan The people of
Scott county went almost unanimously for
banks. Davenport gave majority for
banks, 50 also did Dubuque and Iowa
City.
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-H-
From Chicago.
Chicago, July u

Mr.. Lincoln addressed a large con-
course Of the people Saturday night in
reply to Senator Douglas speech night
before last. Number in attendance esti-
mated at 5000. Considerable enthusiasm
was manifested
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-23
), J. W. 7. McMULLEN.
CINcIyNArI, Friday Sert. :. 1857.

with neuralgia or rheumatism for The past yee-
and half, aud having seen your me- icine, called
the scandinavian Blood Purifier, highly recon
mended by gentlemen with whom am acuuaiui
ed, J was induced TO try it. but before had use1
various other medicines. After using two bottle
| felt its effect very sensilly, and upon using twr
more, l found myself perfectly cured You will
allow me, therefore, TO congratulate you upoa ra-
king discovery in medicine which is proving it.
self to be worker Of such wonders in the disease
Of The human famiY
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-23

E&J@ The st. Paul Minnesotian defines
n " Working Democrat" as a " Democrat
who can poll the largest number of votes
with the fewest men " An apt definition
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-07-23

EB- Just printed aud for sale at this ofic e. n
assortment of Blanks, of all descriptions.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-05

lean lfe il Is, indeed, sort of American Gil Bias OF
the characters greatly exaggerated and many
of the wittcsns weak but is written by one who
has evidently seen something OF the Inside machinery of
political and literary life
Groaon American Novel New York R. G
lfH Clark Co.
The claim to an exclusive American character set up
by the author Of this volume based suppose upon
the fact that the scene laid in America and the people
bear American names The only peculiarly American
feature that discover is somewhat minute description
of the State prison at Auburn, New York. in which the
hero spends two yearsunjustly, Of course 1ne book
well printed and the story will repay the labor OF pc
rusal
DooroR TnoHsT-a BY Anthony Trolope. New York
Harper BROTHERS,
This is novel Of English life, in which the plot rests
entirely upon class preudioes of which in America
know ittle and about which care less but it is ably
written, and will be read with interest
HRroHr GKrsr Ana 40
cAsE BY Charles u Briggs and Augustus Maverick
Rudd Carleton.
The compilers Of this timely work are editors of the
New York Daily Times, and they have faithfully given
what they promise the title page, viz A complete
record OF the inception, progress and final of that
undertaking general history Of land and ocean telc
graphs descriptions Of telegraphic apparatus and bio
graphical sketches Of the principal persons connected with
the great work The volume has been prepared with
great care and bears the impress Of Accuracy on every
word Of its unassuming sentences 1t is issued in that
peculiar style of excellence for which the publishers have
made themselves celebrated and it is abundantly and
beautifully illustrated Aside from the temporary inter
est in the Atlantic telegraph this book ought ~ COM
mand large sale for its history and description Of the
wonderful science which has already produced such great
results and promises to be almost illimable in its future
developments.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-05

LONDON Oyster TRADE.--Ihe oyster opened in
the London market accordance with the civic regula-
tions of Billingsgate market at o'clock Wednesday
morning the 18th of August Sixteen oyster vessels
present. Oysters classified in England natives
pearls, cuics barleys and common The best natives
brought in the London market $40 so per bushcl
inferior natives $l0 pearls, So so; cucs from So to
% 50 and commons, from 81 so to 90 per bushel The
railway brought immense quantities, in addition to
the water borne from the oyster beds at Backwater Col
chester Burnham. and other fishing towns. When we
think of English oyster coppcry taste involuntary
rccurs There oysters in London that Amcri-
can could or would swallow in New York 1t would be
rejected bad but when man pays $40 bnshel he
cannot afford to be fastdous 1t is one of our American
privileges and blessings for which cannot be too
grateful that lines have fallen good oyster beds
and that reasonable price commands better article
than Europeans get at extravagant prices No wonder
that Dickens says the poor of London the largest
oyster buyers. II might make rich man poor to cat
oysters at London prices. 1868
MUSICAL BED. The last novelty from Germany is a
musical bed which receives the weary body and nrne-
diacly .laps it in EIysum II is an invention of
mechanic in Bohemia and Is constructed that by
of hidden mechanism pressure upon the bed
soft and gentle air Of Auber 10 be played which continues
long enough TO lull tho most wakefu to sleep. At the
head is clock the hand of which being placed the
hour the sleeper wishes rise when the time arrives tho
bed plays march of Spononi, with drums and cyrnbas
and In short with noise enough TO the sleep
ers. ll esH
The Syracuse Courier says the product of the Onondaga
Salt Springs will this year amount TO at least mil
lions OF Bushels being Of nearly million
any previous year The highest product heretofore wa
in 1855 when there were manufactured 60S2 1856 bush
els The product this ycar will fill 100000 barrels
which at 81 rs viii foot up to 81 700, 600,
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
COMPILED FOR THE WARRINGTON UNION.

% COMPILED FOR THE wAsHINd10N UNoN.I
Baptist Statistics The Baptist Almanac for 1859 has
lust been issued by the American Baptist Publication
cety 1t contains 4s pages We gather from it the fol-
lowing summary of Baptists in the United States
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TNTERESTTNG To LADIES---When IN the o Vu,r
human ladies gcnilemcn losc dther g
head OF harit becomes matter
Importance and o question What shah We DO 70 s
failing aud its and bcanyf 10 l' i'm
query beg say try p IIarriss Hair Promoter tns
proven applications viii stop the hair falling or ses
dnnrun the scalp clean snd white and impair a
and 10 the hair aud, although YOU may nave ra
twenty years the continued of two months VII
Of hair Call bottle and, II nct s
the application, and gthe price pa :, nj
mon, M, W PETERSON Drought
Corner Maine and 18th and Main aud Val 49, "a
Sold in Washington n II. GILMAN druggist fenly a.
nu near Tth street aud b. CLARK ~ stree, and fraa AVE-
May 2l-3m
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-05

HISTORY or By Henry Thomas Buckle
Vol L New York d. Appleton 90.
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AfrERARY REvIEW.
,ooKs RECEIVED DURING THE WEEK.

CHRISTIAN DAYS BY EIhram Peabody D. d.
Boston. Crosby, Nichols, 4 Co
ms TrrGfAIn Iisronr GKKAr ArlAS-
Charles Briggs and Augustus Maverick New
York Radd a Carleton. From FRANKLIN Phiip.
SEARCH HISTORICAL sskIcs BAarisn
MAKrraE Poucz
ross &C. by Beach Lawrence. Boston. Little, Brown,
Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-04
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THE VALLEY wHIGi
cLuss o. nv On nors.
TERMS or ApyYxTIsrNo.

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els. sshssUiss ole.
Noise = asesi.ss .sAsvtsssis societies ~.
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DisVlaVsa slssssiss.ssss Asis nsss tAe, lie
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The Daily ,allss sAs0 0sSs svs weeks 50 psrsss1.
more thoa ~ AAsVe rAeas.
AdvssAissusstsaeta asssnpaaisd With 4lsssaisas
viii bsi AsssssAst lusssst Asd shssgs1 fssasssc1-
SikrssstssaaSvsvssssasss spssIs 49,
Thts rals uili ase - Susle1 esea.
WAsa The advertiser usss ths weekly alene. ~
psiss Will be shs saane = u Ne DAiiy WAsse the
Daily 81 wssAly sss bs6A ~, - pr ssat. win
- asa1seea fssn SAeaeussgues eoOIns. 80
Ua1ss ~ pssssst sysssa, shs eessstisss pays %
0ssA fsf sAsspess As ssseptse, 49, sAanaoe sboine
sAssesebas s1esN1eesit1sasa saly. fAlsptaaIs -
gessrsll aA1e4sA. osrsAssgst ssAssoss willie
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tins esasroeesA -, Ahsy vtai - eAGrgDa . 8
ssr reenias retesfss ~ Ai1s asesallyfa.
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OFFICE, no. ., xILD0UR1BD -
Ii ~ r. Gele ~ beaattknl LsSs 10 j. W.X3D.
I = beasns's AAlitisa.
RTon aay u thsss Lsts Ne prsspset lrsn, ead
tAs view asssnl thssity, isAsIlGAk4sl.
They ass all AsAS On aAteiniAe
HKuDOURNR PARKi0
And othss Lets n sAs City b more desirable
for rssidsnees.
Bleed l1o II the eldlialts.
- 1eet - nain-st., bstvssn Ssh and 7th.
Letl, Dlesk ~, - Blsndsaa-st.
- 1sst II Blssk ~, % AaiA-st., between 1eth
and IItA.
- 1sst % Main-ss., ,sonnsaeisg lse fsstfron
leth street.
70 Bsss - lsh e., In Block Is, very dssifslas
bailAing rsDi1ssee.
Alse, Lea il inward Kilbourne . NJ A4itisa.
0Enms-Lsw, and very Easy l nsnta1
Yer further Particular enquire ~ the Abovs q
iAn96d
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No. ~ = :. J: saSI ) !. J. 49, ~.
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msHA0IAuU 0OUOE,
IA. PATAOR, PasPalssoR,
1ernsrly st tAs Sherman House. chissse, H.,
yRoHT-sr., BET. CEDAR FINE,
Opposite stsa1 1srsy lasAi1G,
rors Waaaeen, : : lowa.
ssp3odAv
01O010 0TnHET ON1AR UTO0E.
HRnA1 taRaolas y Dry 0ssas, Clsaks, Dsaosls
NJ nthAonA, -. We oRo neW e0exlng ear woll.
eeleste1 eopok vssy ~ esreaeA. Or a9ostnooe e
nDeas q evssy Aspastnent q ee0plses, 81 belGAt
very sheaov al vin be.sa1a 1sWlr tAon hmeono1o
enSeoA, 4u4, " Aeink eas eWa basins1s, ave sens
81 ea.sa-hiys: ws =. ~ win cell lsuG tAaa
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Kookuk Book-Dindoxy,
AND nLANK BOOK MANU1ACT0nY,
nLANK Deoks na1s asd sulsA 70 any required
DDastssn. Cosrt Records, justices Docksts, A.
ohDst netieo.
Z OA Dssks, Magazines. Mssis. Ae., bo1ad u ~
bsanA n ny styts lssissd.
rny Btudssy viii - fouad % 6seesd-s 81,
es4t 49, - ~ AtAs10en. sign q ~ "Ng
DUok.ss ISAAC n. PE0nO1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27
q aIena and Chicago Unien \. Z.


NUAMHs ARRANGING gKT-On saA afsss wsA
leave Wells street Depot daily (sundays sxs-pGQ
For Hrceoort, 0alena, Dunieish and y. Paal.
Passenger and Nail. ....................lSi6A =
passenger. .:........ .....:...........Mwe
CHICAGO. rULTON AND IOWA LINE.
For Di1ea, Fulton add Central Iowa.
Through Passeoses.. ...............-.....s5sA =
90 DO ....................s..Ssl 10 =
DeAais Passenger. ......................A =
BBLOlT AND MADISON BRANCH.
FOR Baoit. Jsnssvtlle and Asdison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY kAllnOAD.
For Crystal Ians. Ma0say - nacAaoaA-
Two tnroash trains viil leave Ceaarai Dspos. asss
81 Lake street. o. follows:
POR 0ALgEA. DUHLRITH AND q. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted) 1000 4 - as =
kpnsbling p.sseng-Y- to make Close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALsNA & CHICAGO NNiON RAILROAD.
Leave Prcsport 1880 \, arrive In Chicago S;t0
Leave freeport $50 ? NJ, arrive In Chcaso Sso a -
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 a n. arrive IN Chicago s,t3rx
do do 7PM do do i;IsAn
Leave DeKalb a n, arrive Tn Chicago 1913 A.
BELOlT AND MADISON BRANCH.
cave Footville 1910 ~ arrive In Chi. ago AS
Leave rootville s,33 n, Arriv in Chicago as n
Leave Be- oft $50 n. arrive in Chicago ii.ioA NJ
Fox RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD
Leave Elgn At $40 n, arrive IN ChtcAg II, 10 u
Leave Elgin at x,2J M, arrive In uhicag, @,s5 10
Passengers for all points on the & n, in
Guiding Fulton, Bcloit and Madison lines, should
take the trains from the We Is street depot.
All the above trains with the gr, eastern
lines diverg,ng firm Cf icags
Through tickets be b ught at the following ON
ces; II J Spauldng's corner Lake aud D. arborn
street; PFW &C Mr. Ticket Once, ~ Dearborn
street; Michigan Southern ONCE. under fremont
House and NJ the Central and Wells street Depots.
JOHN b. TURNER, President.
p. HALL, Superintendent.
w A. THRALL, General Ticket Agent (octlTi
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A superior article Of 1esTa Gotta Drain Pips, Or
"A ramental Chimney Tops and all fancy vosk u
the sane RatoStal.
Also Z =. Bakers celebrated Iron laniag anA
Isamna: Denk vsaltss jan Ceals, "a, isso - O..
11sth1 i0fe.1atleo - . sDeclnsas, Ds1soD, -,
may - Ao1 q he oDce a
y. I. CARROLL. AreAitose
I00Q 0Goon0 1&eoe q o1AW11 =
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A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

VNO Married womes on the Voluntary Control OF
the Maternal Function, Strictly Moral in IL tone,
Dy Professioai Gentleman who has made the Phys
ology OF procreation his special Study the great
pa OF his iife 1t rehearses the philosophy
oil impregnation End contains . summary Of oil the
MODES issofted TO- 70 prevent conception, pointing
out which are efctent and discussing their Virtues
with recommendations and directions how to easily
and safely forestall conception Sent under seal by
mall free Tor u. Communications strictly private.
ROBERT J. BUSCH, 4. D.,
OSohSvSm el8 Broadway. N. r.
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Chicago burlington 4 Quincy 4. =.
ARRANGEMENT


Change OF time. August 18th, 1857 On and aftes
OAugust 18th, 1881, PASSENGER trains win iesvs the
Central depot, foot Of South Water street, daily,
0,i6 M-Day express-Sundays excepted, Arriving
At HeL.aio l,lO, Gslrs0urg 3;l6; Burlington s,l5.
and Quincy I9,3SPx.
s;46 rM-N,ght Express-Saturdays excepted. ar.
irving At Mendoza 81 1866, Gslesburg $40, Balng-
ton 80 and Quincy at 1850 A NJ.
4;lb p n, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. Mendato with Illinois Central railroad north for
Amboy, Dixon, freeport, Galena and Dunleith; and
south for LaSalle, Tonica. Winona, Bloomington, De-
catur, 6t. Louis, Cairo &c.
At Burlington with Burlington ! Mississippi rails
road for ~ Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa
Charlton, Fort DesAo.nts, Fort Dodge. Council
Bluffs. Sioux CITY and oil portions of Kansas and
Al Quincy with the splentid steamers 81 the -.
Louis aud "okuk Packet O., for keokuk Hannibal,
Alton 81 Loui. &C; and with post coaches for Pal
myrA 1t Joseph and all parts OF Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage will BE- At al the railrosd
depos IN Chicago to receive checks aud convey bag
gage 70 the depot frte OF charge.
Ticket may be had at the depot and at the Michi-
gan Central rairoai once. corner Of Lake and
O.G. HAMMOND. General Sup-rintsna-ft.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Ticket Agent. locti1itf
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EMPLOY N EMF.

$50 Month, and all Expeas Paid.
An AGENT WANTED In every town and county
In The United states, to engage In respectable and
easy business by which the above profits NAV r
tainy realized. For full particulars address H. NON
METH q Co, corner OF BrCome and Mercer stre.t.,
New York City, inclcsing enc postage stamp.
Feb23-d& vino
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M ooaE's RURAL NEW YORKER Is the leading and
AVA largest circulated az ieultural, horticultural
II erary and Family Newspaper extant-and both
Press and People pronounce II the Best Of its las
It's not = slow monthly, but a la ge beautiful And
progressive Double Qnarto WsRKLY edited With care
labor and taste and illustrated and printed in sup.ri
or styie A new Quarter begins with April and
hence N0tr ~ the Time 10 Subscribe for the Model
Rural and Family Weekly, which ieno,e IS all kinds Of
hunbuv, aud Ks TO pomote the Best Inter, It's and
Home Happiness - It's tens OF thousands Of reaer.
IN both To- n and CJuntry. Only So . year; graf
reduct n and premiums to clubs, local agents &c
~ II you wish 10 try the RURAL, We will send
IL this qusrer 10 papcr- at afprce-oniy % cents
Address MOORE Rochester, NY
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Il. Louis, Alton 4 lhicage \. B.
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
HthicaGo 70 81. Louis via st. Louis, Alton Chieaso
OkK, ell the way by Railroad.
CAARyiS0 THE GREAT AAERicAH AND U. 3. nAus.
The only direct and rslabe route to the South AMI
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Trains leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island X, corner Of Van Buren and sherman ste.
81 Louis Day Express--lO;sO a A-Dsiiy, tsundAys
sxcepted) arrive at 81. Louis 1880 same evening.
6t. Louis Might Express-iO, 30 n-Dsuy, Antvs
ct St. Louis II 80 next morning.
Day ksprsss-6,O0 Ah-Daily. arrive st Chicago
$40 m.
Night E1press-2;l5 p m-D.ily, arrive at Chicago
Trains run directly through without change Of care
or baggage. Time from Chicago 70 st. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Sprinan~id,
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and oil 1oiDis on the
Missiosppt, Missouri ans as Cumbe YaDd aud Ten
ness~e Rivers, by taking the above will be sure
Of making connections and arriving In 81 Louis
advertised time avoiding the vexAcious delays Of the
circutous route via Lasale Peoria ans Illinois river.
saving tweI ty-four hours time. being 81 miles i.ss
distance to Bloomington IS less 10 Springfield, -
lees to Bt. Louis aud Is less 70 Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otss.
W, Lsoslle, Rock Islsnd and Central Iowa
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad for
Clinton, Wsynesvlle end Decatur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
Al Peoria junction with Peoria 4 O}uswka. X
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoris Pchis. Bsin-
neld, Dlmw0od, Knoxville 0alesburg, Monmouth
and Burlington.
A. Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville Naples and Illinois River.
Al Aitou.ith Daily Line Of Pscksts sos Haunibai.
Quincy and Keohuk, the most expeditions end relia.
be route 70 oil portions OF Missouri.
Al 81 Louis with Daily First Class St-aneYs for
New Orle ms aud intermediate points on the Lower
Mississippi AID with regular lines u packets for
Kansas, st Joseph and oil POINTS N the 0ssonsi,
Tenpessee, Cumberland and ArkAns Rivers.
Through Tickets can be procured 10 al Eastern
Railroad Ofices-ss the Compeny's Omces, ~ Dear-
born street, opposite the fremont House, and b"
Michigan southern aud ROCK Dsp0ts. corner Of Van
buren, amp Sherman sts.
Responsibl" Baggage Men will be 1t the Depot 70
ell the vaYons lines oming into the city - check
baggage through TO any koint desired on the line.
II. AOORh, Superintendent.
L. Darling. Oen'I Agent. Cuicsgo. toc2OM