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AMUsEMENTs.
GRAND OPENING PIC MIC
" OF The
Arlington Spring.

The membsrs Of The WESTERN HOSE &C
specially srnoancs TO Their friend. 8 sSla-E
and the public generally. that they
have made arrangeme with the proprietors al
Arlington SprIng for q Grand Opening Pic Mic on
THURSDAY June Sd, 1858.
Eyery Arrangement have been made TO add 10 the
comfort OF all who wish To enjoy 40 uatic sports,
fishing, So ling, &c, or to participate In the may
dance of the nail room, trip DER the green lawns
under shady bowers. DC. DC.
The Association hereby guarantees that nothing
shall mar the pleasure OF ALI those no wish Ia .oy
a r1ral retreat from the dull care of business.
Dinner. supp r, and Refreshments Will be served
up oy the propletOrs which will consist OF all the
oelIcacIrs of the season.
sufhcent POiIce force will be in attendance.
superior Cotilinn Band has been engaged.
our Lady friends will please attend without
tued
Boats Will cave as follows: Leave the foot Of 18th
sireet AT clock a. M snd at clock D. M: leave
Morgans wharf, foot of q st'eet. at ocl, ok a.
and z clock p. IN. A small 5"st will leave both
pieces every two hours IN The day.
man aid Ladies.
COMMITTEE Of irrangsments
w. RIggles, J. r. SpsIJ,ng
r J. Parker, I'm iInl.yn,an
- ". Drown, ma Sl3t
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NOrIcE TO MsABsRs OF CosGRBss.-Members
Of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star Office Price,
for 5000 copies Of sixteen page speech, one cent
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insisted, will show that this explanation oft is
correct to the letter.

AProISrED.-We are glad to learn that Mr..
Wright the Doorkeeper of the House, has COM
missioned Mr.. P. Goodmanson, of Md, and
Mr.. Washington Tilley, Of Alabama, to be
messengers. This was due to the gentlemen
who have both been performing the duties of
their position since the session commenced
under the system instituted by Mr. Hackney,
and have received no pay up to the present
time.
CON. JoNEs.-Our readers will be panied to
learn that Com. Thomas APP Catesby Jones
died last night, few minutes before eleven
o'clock, at his residence at Sharon, Fairfax
county, Va. He was about sixty-eight years
of age, and his long and prominent service in
the Navy has made his name prominent
throughout the country.
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The 'SroUT" MURDER CAsE.-Judge Welles
has granted writ Of error and stay OF proceed
lnSs In the case of Ira Stout convicted of the
murder OF c. w. Litties. The trial will proba-
bly, take place in September
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NOTICE TO PRESCRIPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emptioa
TO any of he above d. scribed lands under the pro-
yslOns OF the act of Cong appro. ed May 49, 1885,
isIequIed to establish the TO the salts! action
OF the Register anu Receiver of the proper land Of
Rec, ana make PAYNE Mt therefor as soon pTdc-
fta6le eJsT SCENE thiS notice, aud before the
Gay appointed for the commencement Of the pub.
ho sale Of the land embracing the tract claimed;
ssherwise such oaim vii be forfeited,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the sneral Land Once
ma 81. lsYtds
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rhlbRhM will op.a ca 4 thursday
A. = ~ he y plendld Assortment "A sim
piss.Sso NNETs. to the lowent price. o.
avenns ladies' ;s call az No. 2s7 on the Pa. ~
nth streets. s1 '''" a'" ~
Two hrst rate Milliner Hands vsntsd. ma, n-l-.
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'H Tut GEEATT HEAhTH REsrQRER-

'EHE GREAT HEALTH RESFOHERt
THE LIFE OF 1HE FLESH rs iN
THE BLOOD.-When the RiUod baoom.s vita
teo impure, or too weak the flesh los - it's vitality
the ska benomes yellow and pallid. the Liver dis
ordered. DyspsPsia and indI eestion follow the
becomes a burden. ~ LING
HARrSHoRRE'S HFiLTH RFSTORER
On SAkSAPARLLA CORDIAL,
ACTS upon IN Blood, Liver, Stomach snd bowels
lnipaIt ng new vlg"r and tone to a crnsIIIutIon im
paireo Dy disease from any cause. Ii removes PIN
pies aild al kkln eIuptlons; arouses the physical
powers oi both seIes. gives bloom To the pa Id
oheSk. Aid inskes one jos us and happy. hough
taste. IL is particularly adapted TO Female com
piaints, which In their very nature eNhaustiHg
anu deD utating. For Drops, or dTopscal swell
iass S, or hidney and Ba der sf-ctions n sots like
charm. Quart bottles 81, small hotties 81 o4nts,
Srid Dy atott, McPherson, Clarke, Waite, Kid
wei Lawrence, and Ford, Washington CITY
Cisceli d kIdwell, q georgetown. ma % dsn,'
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Ia. WzArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is mad from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation Is about O'Clock q. m
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
SEE FIRST PAGE.l

SEE FIRST PAGE.l
k'pR "a LEA great bargain may be mad m 10,
= No. Z. IN Square 57B The extension of the
StpI"i Grounds, which IL will front and the ran
iot ImproNIsg neIs hbOrhood IN " hIch IL s located
makes 10 very valuable. There :, Is ~ iset OF
groul In tho Lot, sufficient for houses of ~ fe,
ldont, each IL may be purchased for cents per
maps !ess) per sauare foot. Terms easy ard advan-
tageOuse. Title ind sputabe. Inau re of mo n
IiOt SION, Capitol Hill, or al the Treasury De
partmrnt. ina 81 sf.
EOk SALE-A FARM containing i55 acres of
q land, 600 acres improved, with Dwelling house
substantial Barn, and Orchard of young trees SIT
lated z niles ON Georgetown, on Georgetown
nnnrarika: Terms easy. Inquire OF ELVANS a
THOMPSON, $40 Pa. avenne, Washington, ID, C.,
ma 81 w dntelD
TWO LAkGE ROOMS, with a porch IN the
rear: csn be obtained by early application TO
Mrs >. MAST, No. 10! 9th street. between and
r. It,
FOR RENT OR SALE-A NEW BRICK
l. hptSE, No. biH L. street north, between attn
and 9Th streets west, containing Z rooms. Terms
VIII Dc made very liberal. The key he had of
q. w: Crown, Esq, ad joining For farther partic-
afs inquire OF ANDKEW SMALL. No. So 4. IT.
ma 20 Ct
EOR REST-A desirable, modern built three
U story HOUSE. with basement and back build
ing. NJ" ii street, between eyenth and 1--we fth.
coh'aInng IL looms, gas Throughout, marble mai.
tells. wafer and bath room. Inquire on premises or
r"'lI no: ), hrs; floor, Post Office Department
ma II IT
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~ VI. RUpPEI.,
NORTH side OF Ma ket Space No 81 between
Bridge aud Canal streets. Georgetogn,~ -
annomnccS 10 ms patruns that ~ hIsSN Il J
RESFA URhN L may lac found, at RlISNs3
tnss, the choicest and most eT cellent MY
assortment al i.itl UpRS. the freshest
O1 STEkS and all kinds of q vi r. IN sesson
Meals served al all hours at the usual prices
ian 4 Gu
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MAYORS OFFICE, GEORGETOWN ID G.,
~ April I'd, 1853,
Sealed Proposals. addressed to this once are
invited until noon, Of the fret of June next TO
Keep la pair the pubic Pumps of Georgetown. rur
one ear from the 9L d. of SAID Jun, the ladders
Ia specify tie cast of wood snd W new puIaps
are required; also far c.icablo. tn naIns the
price OF each article that may be- used u the reEair
Qf pumps.
Proposals. should be endnrsei proposals far the
Repairs OF the Public Pumps IN {, rgstuwr"
X. k. CRAWFORD, Mayor,
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MEMS PRAYER MEET
~ iNG-CHANGE OF HOUR.-The Union
Prayer Meeting, which has been held at 10 O'Clock
for the past week, will be held EVERY DAY, mr.
ran harci. ~ st. apS'tT
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FOR SALE.-A fine dark BAY M.RE, near Is
bands hlsh; years old; perfectly ~
s, tIotter. To b, seen at FLEMING a ga
foi'S Livery and HlIeins Stable, Jackson Hall
h!ley. ma 81 81
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0@l. %. y. F-rhe and Lodge of the DIs.
AS trIct of Columbia Wi meet This Nondav ,
EN HlNG, Sist instant, at o'clock. BY order:
~ J. Il. BANGS q. Zee.
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gRs sF TI c OF The rIREMEN,s INsu

f%COILECTOR'S OFFICE, May a6, 1853 -
~ Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted
for taxes on personal property. for school taxes,
Tor the present or past that the bills of such
taxes ara now made out and can be settled at this
ONCE at any tune be fore the 9TH of une when thew
Will be Placed IN charge of the clerks in attendance
at the different voting precincts for collection. The
law requires that all such tax be paid before
any ne can vote at the election.
JAS. f. HALLIDAY.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsKMTs.

GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTs.
HOUSE ANDSIGN PAINTING ANpGLAZ-
II INC, LIMITATIONS or WOOD ONE
MARbhE &c, neatly and promptly secuted at
A }. RELY :.
-"e o. . % BTLdge street 6eOrset"vn.
O. REV ARD -StIayed or stolen on Wcdncs-
d. DAY before last, d small dark. ciIesnUt ~
SoRkEL HORSE; had feet white; shod IN
behh,i, Tut not IN front mane lies on the IA
ieft SIDE star al his iorehe an and long tail The
above reward VIII be pad Oh his return 10 PETER
CHA El, Fat Merchant, No. Is Jefferson street.
Ut"rreInWn, ". q. mq3'-3t
= HAVE received direct from the manufacturers,
a largo assortment of Kitchen and Ornamental
fafl"T ~ -bChS. mona better madel from 81 IN
wards Livery one has been carefully regulated aud
me strslng patt properly adjusted and will be sold
Expariencsd Practical Wstabn,aEer.
- Bridge 81 .. below tha i, at Once. GEORGETOWN
II "ch Repairing ia all rs branches.
EOR SAI.E.-A beautiful BUILDING LOT,
. fronting 81 feet on Gay street, and running hack
In, sltual ed het wcen the residences of oh.rt Dcl
and W an. Reddu This Lot rs improved q, a Laud-
some stone wall and iron rafting IN front, and has
cohlnarCinS view oi the Potomac and Washing ton
Store of o. Il. MANCHESTER, Bridge stree.
Georgetown. ina IF
k>OR RENT.-A three story BRICK HOUSE
= WIN Easement. on ID ct eet, Georgetown, the
late residence OF NJ. DE Bndsco coutalux Is .,r n
fo1ins The house aLd lot are Fge and an complete
ofueT, having al the necess lry outbu id nys. baths
&c. IL Is one oil the most cOmnIodlous IN George
Town, aad well arranged for comfort and elegance
APpi5 I" BROOKE Is. WILLIAMS, q georgetown
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IL CARD.
DR; LOOMS, DENTIST, viii be absent from this
CITY during the summer months, but vIil<
return the lst Of September to resume hishS3
professional duties, He will also change SIIIO
his office for larger and commodioms rooms in
another loca ity, of which due notice will be gwen
ina ~ tft ~ " ~ h''Nii'
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nEPUBLlC SCHOOI.S.-The monthly me.t-
Us ing Of the Board Of Trustees of Public
Schools WI be he'd ON WEDNESDAY, the "a of
INA 81 1t X. q. RICKETTS, ca,
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"a EWARD.-St ayed or sto en- from The ,,,b
W. sefiber about the 7tn of May, o.e pTIe ..y<.,A
fsoa s.n,, anout years old. with wLte M~
aaaaie under her throat and ece Gu. o. ore nj ~
ers aro sat IN the other. Also the Isl ina q
seIr CHOW SKI. and very near DIV III are hahn
hp ms ~ COWS COWS MRS. TnOMAS' STANLEY.
=. AS 9th street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
Trustees Sale.

VxYUR8As on The 18th day q January. A D, 1851.
w Hans 9. o. Aeller and Sophie MGlIer, his wife,
Of Scott county etste Of Iowa, executed unto The0
dore Guech, OF the sa0e county, % II ustee, GER
tain deed Of trust, eonveyng 70 said Trustee their
leaeehod estate In the following lands stuated In
Scott copnty a1oyesaid. and more particularly de-
scrbed - follows, Wit The west Is By $50 iset Of
Los No three (81 In Bock number six Isl In the city
Of Davenport, together with Ill the sppurtsnances
By said Haas O. q. Aolle1 and Sophia AGllse Tor
the pu'poee Of securing the paymoet Of certain
pre0iDsry 1ote, signed b Hans q. Q. AGllsr and
daaed Jaoaary 18th, 1851, whereby he promissd
70 nay 70 The Of Robert Henne, Frits vost1dt
Aux1stus 0nallne3d and Diaries Lerchen the sum Of
$500 u year from date, With interest ct the rate
Of ten Der cent per snnum which said deed Of Trust
v recorded in the Recorders Once Of Scott county
Aforesaid, In book *" Of Mortgages, page 60.
And now said note having become due and pay
able and the said Hans 69ller having failed I'm
pertl T. PAY the same !, Theodore 0uelich Trustee
aforesat do hereby ve this public notice. that by
virtue Of the p0wer which y In me visited by said deed
Of Trust, vii, on Wednesday the oath day OF Feb.
ruaYy, D, 1858, at the hour OF O'Clock In tn.
tsTnU0n Of said dav Ut the Court House door In the
city Of Dss EXPORT County Scott and state Of Iowa.
expose and oer for sale public the high
cot bidder for cash. the premises above described or
- much thereof shall be sufficient 70 satisfy end
ply the amoent due said note with interest there.
70 the day Of sae together with the costa and ex.
penee1 attendns said sale, OF this notice and
Trustee fees. Upon the compleiou Of said sale .
decd w Be given In accordance With the stipulstions
Dated q Davenport this the soth day Of January,
THEODORE aUsLlcH.
1ob1dt0 Trustee
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YPu Stee,S Sale.

"HBR1AS on the 2sth day Of Nov, "A D. 1855
w Wilhemina Domberg executed unto David g.
True, trustee certain deem Of Trust, cow ying
to said Trustee the land 0cott County, Iowa. des-
cribSd follows 70 Wit: Lots No Five ~ and Six,
10y In Block No hight (6) In Adam Noels ADDITION to
the city Of Davenport the same being part Of the
Township eeventy-eight (1sl north Of Range Three
~ Raet Of 6th y, watch said conveyance WAS
made by the said Wiihelmina Bomberg for the pur.
pose Of securing the payment Of certain promissory
note and the interest thsreoa signed BY said wilh,
nina Bomberg, dated the 25th day Of November,
1854, for the sum Of Three Hundred ana Eishty-one
dollars and nifty able year after it, date
with ten cent interest thereon, to the order Of
Adam Noel.
And new said promissory note having become due
and payable, and the said Wilhelmina Domberg hav.
Ing failed to psy the came, David 9. True, Trustee
Aforesaid do hereby give this public notice. that BY
virtue ofthe power which In vested BY ead d.
Of Trust will, on Saturday, the 18th day OF March
d, 1883, the hour OF O'Clock In the afternoon Of
said day. Ut the Couvt House door In the city OF Da
venport expose end offer 70, SALE ct public auction
the parcels Of land above described or ~ mnch there
Of . shall be sufncient to satisfy and pay the
amount ofsad note with interest thereon to the day
OF sale, together With all the costs and expenses At
tending said sale costs VI this notice ana Trostees
fees. Upon the completion Of such sale deed will
be given in accordance with the stipulation Of said
deed of Trust.
Dated this 18th day Of February, AID 1855:
DAVID TRUE,
soi7dts Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

"HEREAS,ent the 29a day Of December, 1885,
w Charles Adams and Amanda n. Adams bis
wife, executed unto Austin Corbu, Trustee, Ger
tain Deed Of Trust, conveying TO said Trustee the
land In 6c0et county described follows 70 Wit
That part Of 6e;tton twenty.eight (26) in Township
t6) north OF range four ~ eat OF thu
9Th H. known and designsted - lot nfteen (15) OF
HsWley's Out Lots, containing I'VE and l2-lOO acres
Including adjoinins Yests; which said conveyance
Was inside / the ssid Charles and Amanda Adams
for the purpose Of securing the Of two certain
pSomoory notes and the interest thereon signed By
said Charles Adams da.ed the 22d day Of Becem, er
D 1865, one for nfty dollars, payable six months
after date and one for ave hundred and any dollars
payable one year after date with 10 interest
TO the order Of T II Gu ting.
And now said Last described note having become
due and payable, and the sad Charles Adams
having failed TO pay the same, Austin Corbin Trus-
To- - afoFeeaid do hereby give this public notice.
that BY virtue of the power which 10 In mo vested BY
said Deed Of Trust, will, Saturday the sixth day
Of March, D, 1858, at the hour o. O'Clock In the
afternoon Of said day, 1t the Court House door In the
city Of Davenport, expose and offer for SALE 1t pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash. the parcel
Of lend above described. much thereof a. shal
b suncient to satisfy and pay the amount OF said
note with the interest theron TO the day Of sae to-
gether with the expenses attending said SALE costs
Of this notice and Trustees fees. Upon the compile.
ton Of such sale deed will be given In accordance
with the stipulation Of said Deed Of Trust.
Dated the 9th day Of February 4 o, 1858.
AUSTIN OORBIN,
leb10dt0 Trustee.
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Chicago Alton 4 St. Louis r. R
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN


ss6ss Jssss oAdoago ~ q. LoGts aad Sassrms-
6t01S places.
Aeee0oAsaien Train, Sundays exesptsD 80 ~
nzprss Train, DasIrday's sxssptsdj II 10 ? =
Stotss Isoss q. koesdsjbr 0Atoa0o osd taisv~s
0t05e ps0cee.
Aseoanedas,on Train, eundayb sxsspted) O0A \
Suppress Train Qeas1rday's sxoepssd) $50 . =
Trains run directly th1osQh, without change q
eayo or baeRago. Trains run tASoaGh joliet, Noon.
inglon, 6pnne1d 0aslinvile and Alton.
Vflrains run on thla road make direct oounssslous
d Jollse O1e OF and Michigan Genital Railroad q
yelise mailing til he ehortsSe q1eks and most 70
Liable pouts beswesa d Loas and New York. Doeoon.
Philadelphia, end he 1ost.
wish tnineie escszsi 4 Il Bloomington. for L.
Sale, Mendoza md 0oiRe.
III 0rsas wssssrn u Il,seis q Springfield, for
poeatuv and uapo0.
WIN "a ~ 1silsoaAs liveping iron Ohisase
Nth daily lino ol RaekelD at 8 LouiD 1og Xookuk.
New 0SleanG, anA Missouri River.
fhraaGh 1iaksas 81 n Pisssansonsd sbsvs sen
y rsos1Fed q ~ ~ principal tskst o0seo n he
Dated eesees, an1 q Il o0ss
~. - 49,. s:' ::::. ~.
1lOHsD ?. MORGAN, IN, Oup1,
UeanAnG1sa. Jan. !. lGoo. Ssb1odu
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Milwaukee and WATERFOWL r r
WINTTR ARRANGEMRN1

WJNTGk AhkANGE4BNT.
I'm and after Monday November 26ih, Passenger
~ Trains on this Road will run - follows:
First train leaves Wstertown ct $40 NJ arriving
In Watertown at 8 An. Second Train leaves Wa
tertown at 2;26 ~ arriving 1t Watertown $50
First Train leaves Milwaukee at sis A \ arriving
1t Watertown at 1l;l9A \. Second train leaves Nil
wsukee ct 6;25 n arriving st Watertown at $50
CONNECTING-GOING EAST
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago Railroad to 0hieaso; tn. no- via Michigan
Southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland and ke, and
New York and Erie 70 New York city; thence via
steamer Vanderbilt and Plymouth Rock to Boston,
also connecting 1t Chicago with Michigan CENTRAL,
Great Western, Oansds, New York Central To New
York city; thence via New YORK and New Haven
CONNECT1NG-0OING WEST.
At WATERFOWL with Stages to Oak Greek, Dodge
Centre, Waupun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake
Portage City. Portland, Waterloo Hanehetvile, Sun
Prairie, Columbus. OtseSo, Wyoceoa, &c.
RRuGHT TRAINS.
Leave WsteYtown at 800 4 y, and Milwaukee
=. W. BOWL1R, Gene q superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. Is, 1857 octl7dN
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RAILROADS
lllinols Central RsilroaG,

UHOR 81. LOUIS, ALTON, LDAvBNWORrH oITY
II Kansas City, r. re Hsuee, 1vnsvhis, vmcsnDes,
Curo nenphis, Mach . vlcssbur1h, Nee Orleans.
aod eli potnts on ths lever MIesa, stppi.
Trans win leave the Great Central Depot, foot Of
Pso,. e ~. and Car: rzp.. At
600 lSandsys excspsed)
Peoris. b Louis and Cairo nxprsss At SIS .
This . tbs ssiy rou.s between chicago and St Leui.
without change Of cars, and the must sxpedtoHssto
sprtasnssd, sscksooville and Nspaes.
To psssensers for memphis, vlcksbuTeh. New or:
leans, Ac the route via Joiro. Is th OILY ano
10 twenty -four hours In advance u any other.
CONNECTING
Ar 0u0AH-with Peoria Z Oquavka r Rfor Pc
ora Gsisssurs and fowls upon main line Of Illinois
At IoLoxo-with tra,ns Of the Great western \
east tor Danville and Lafayette; west for Spring
eeld yscssonvtle and Naples and towns on the ILL
oois River.
AT MArroox-With trains on the Terre Hsuse AL.
ton 81 Louis :, going east 70 Tsrre Haute India
napolis Evansville end Cfaviordsvills; west for Al.
ton and 81 Louis.
At ODM AND SAxDovAL-with trains on the Ohio
z Mississippi ?, es.t for towns upon it, line;
west ior u Louis End Alton
At Or. Louis-Wnh Pacific and steamers for
Kansas and Nebrasta and al points on the Missouri
River.
AT CAIRo-with steamers for MemphM MATCHES
New Nresns aud al points on the Ais,ssippi river
For 0alena Danleih Dubuque and 9, PAU trains
leave via 0aleoa Chicago Union RIB
At 10 O'Clock 4 - and 9:46 PM
ConDeoeing st Dunieth with . daily line Of First
Glass Passenger Steamers for PTai,ie Du Chen II
OUosss wlnHs Hastings Hunsoh Prescott and d
Paul. Also, connecting u dubuque with the DU-
| DUQUE PACIFIC B y for Dyersvllc Cedar Rapids
| Independence Sioux City &C.
For Bloomington Ia Sale Dixon Amboy Pclo &c
trains leave via Chicago Burlington RE
| AtS:45 A NJ aud SOD Pm
Making direct connections Msadota with trains on
Main Line Of Illinois Central for al the above poiats
| THROUGH TICKkTS
Dan be obtained at the once Of the Michigan Central
| ) opposite fremont nouke corner Lake and Dear.
born streets aeoO q The ece Of the Pitt urgh #
| wayne Chicago b opposite fremont House and
1t the ose VI the company In the Great Central De-
| pot foot osoouth Water and Lake streets.
JAS. g. CLARKE,
| ". P JOHNSON, Master Transportation
| General Ticket Agent. SILAS BENT
| Je1l6ou Supt Chicago Div.
i IN. !.
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4 Won % SOLEMN. 00uoOT1NnoUo AD-
~ ~ - lhsos wAe viii rs0sct n
] j ] !
0bao uoon eoA nat 90 hos- ~
~ 0Aeaoanl aoaAeaally In the
Unoos1 Olesa VttA ssnsuapeIoo r -
0e1oo0os - premature decay.
9Aess eaAass - - s9sce With
- % oleQ0aee eoooo.
d visv q Ne aweui destfsc- 4Ily
90 sehs0An 10 end hssth b. - [fa -
1nes1a0as Or pss0saars sx- =
1aaslsa 81 dssay Of the n.rv. -
- syoeaO-0evvuus debility, I4Ej -
0auo1 ~ sexsai diseases. sucA
- - visss u SIT Abuse, Seal
81 Weannsss, SPssmsssorrhes, 0ises, Impotence,
LauooesA0o aa1 6tssility, and Organic Diseases Of
- Ei1nsyS, and 10 view OF The docepssons which are
1fnGlosd anon tbs unfortunate victims Of spch dis
0ooss ~ Gascss ssd base psetsndefs, Dr.. Hubbe'l
vil Gve 0s1ical eAvtoe groais 20 oil patients thus
o0icesd. na,a or female, Who nay apply BY letter,
pogooaaiIy 9th 6sscription Of their case - 20
hue end reliable means Of cure And be proposes 70
sssat shs aefossosts snl In cases extreme power
= end s16ssins, Tor sum that will only Compensate
~ cost Of medicine.
10 ~ Diseases which AFFECT msnktnd, arising from
oboDa % oe4ual functl0ee-Whetherm married OF sim
0e, 0als % 1emsle-Doctor Hubbsii may BE- consult
- Dstvaeey and secretly, no mater what the dsessc
peeooant Feoed that Will strengthen the whole nsr-
vouD Qveem-end that. toe, By remedies that never
q tho eliGhtsst injury, under any circumstances.
10 yQD La DIO -Ladiee tro0bled With irregulari.
49, Wsaasas and other complaints peculiar 70 the
Seaas syseem. viii 1nd . speedy care b. calling ~
An assassination strictly confidential.
Pssvsas s@os, Ne IS Randolph st. oppsdse the
0evs9e Hotsl.
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