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sWIMMING-The season for Watching and
boating and bathing is upon US, and almost
every day brings new cases of death by
drowning. In nine cases out Of ten these
deaths occur from sheer inability to swim
1t is an inability of which every civilized man
or boy ought to be ashamed Every child
who can learn to walk can learn to swim;
and SO lar as the preservation Of life is con-
cerned, the latter is quite as important as
the tormer-in fact more SO There are
very few who, in the course of their earthly
experience, do not at some period find them
selves IN danger Of being east into water be-
yond their depth; and every man should be
prepared Tor such an emergency, for his very
life may depend upon it In most barba-
rous countries, infants are taught to swim as
invariably and naturally as they are taught
to walk The young mother takes to the riy-
er-slde her baby of a few months DID, ties her
girdie round 1t, and lets it play in the water.
and lind It's own way of balancing itself, and
moving from point to point, SO that many a
child can swim before i: is steady on its feet
on dry land. In such country as Egypt
where the water is the great highway, and
there are no bridges, land and water are all
one to the natives. The most trlling cause
or within launches child of any age into
the water, with or without its palm-log, or
bunch of grass. Everybody there crosses
the river or canal, as we cross the road or
the common. We know what feats ofdiying
the people of Malta will do for the smallest
coin; and that in wild regions where those
people live whom we call savages, land and
water are as common to the human inhabit-
ants as earth and air to the birds
How it is with US meanwhile? There are
hundreds Of young men who walk Broad
way with all the pride of manhood, who
would be no match for even kttenhood in
the water-who know no more of the art of
striking out there, and moving from place
to place, than an unborn babe We are apt
to have longings to fly; and everybody who
dreams at all, dreams of flying. But who
can say, after all whether, if we had wings
a quarter of our number would use
them Birds have wings and vet have
to learn to fly. The majority of civilized
men, We think, would hardly take the
trouble. AT all events they have four limbs.
and don't swim, and we don't know why the
aerial should be more attractive than the
aqeous elemenes. There are parents who
are restless till their children are vaccinated
and yet are wholly supine about securing
them against the risk of drowning-in this |
regard ncglecting parental duty which a |
Hindoo mother or red indian, attends to |
faithfully. There is great need for improve. |
ment here. The levy which death makes
every summer day as a penalty for APP |
preaching the water, is as unnecessary as it
is cruel, and it ought to be abolished. Our
coroners inquests pronounce the verdict of |
accidental dealt" in these cases, but a
death which arises from so preyentable q
cause can hardly be called accidental-it
should be called rather the result. of cuipa-
Bile ignorance.-New York Courier.
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MARCH Q3, 1857.


CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
NHE Michigan Central Railroad has The advantage oil
an EcctaSice 1alegrdpA Line used entirely for the
movement Of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility
collisions or delays, annoying other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
81 ~ EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
1915 n. m. ctscISxarI ExpREss- Making direct
connections to Lafayette, Indianapolis Cincinnati, New
Albany Louisville Dayton Columbus, Zanesv lle Wheel
ing, pttsburg Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington
ia 5 "a. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS Arriving at Mag.
ara Falls or Buffalo morning. New YORK at p M
Philadelphia, via Enira, at 10 NJ, Boston at 10 at
aght. Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
T. r. for Buffalo and all points Est.
500 p. III. AFTERNOON REPRESENTATIVES in New
YORK at A. NJ second day, Boston at NJ, and at
Philadelphia lo:3o second morning.
$50 p. TIGHT ExPREss-Arriving at Niaga-
RI ais or Buffalo neat evening" New York, at NJ,
and Boston P. M. next day. Connects at Paris with
Buffalo and Lake Huron X. X. for Buffalo and all points
East. Connects a MICHIGAN City (exeept Saturday,
with New Albany Salem T. Road for New Albany,
indianapolis Cincinnati Dayton Columbus GAINESVILLE
Beetontaine, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
burghs and Philadelphia
sG- The Tratrs on TIE Chicago, Burlington &c Qutn-
~, Gdtelta Il Chicago Onion, Illinois CsRtrai and
Michigan Central R0ttrodds sRto TIE sanse Depot
at Chicago, sariEg the espenseto passengers Of hack
hire and trdnJtr II BdgpGge.
The b. ) n. M. 300 u. Isl. and 8 30 p.ma
Grand TRUNK Rail WAY!
To Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal Quebec and all
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp-
shire and Maine.
1t well by the travelling public tina. this Road
has no competitor of equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Ogdeasourgh Mon.
treal, &C., &c.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night is
over this $50 p. NJ One Train Sunday at $50
p. NJ No 800 P. NJ Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls Buffalo, |
New York, Boston, Einra and Philadelphia.
- Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of the
Railroads will find competent Agents the cars, and
baggage masters at the depots, receive checks and
convey their baggage to the Michigan Central Depot free
of charge.
7HRO CGH TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY DA vs., |
Allowing holders to remain over and resume their
seats be bought at the different Offices in the West
also at the Passenger Depot foot of Lake Street. and at
tine General Ticket Office, Corner of Lake and Dearborn
Streets, Chicago. opposite the fremont House..
Ii. J. SPAULDINa,
May l, 1891. General Pass. Agent.
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DaIlev's Magical Pain Extractor

L
| all diseases inflammation less predemi-
nales-naw to alay inflammation strikes az the
root OF disease-hence an immediate eure
DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA C7Ok,
ana nothing else, will ailay Inflammation ut once and
make certain cure.
PALLETS MA GICAL PAIN LITRdCT0R
VIII cure the following among great catalogue Of dis.
eases burns scalds, cuts, chaies, nipples corns
oahohs, bruises strains, bites, poison chblans bjles
scrou a. ulcers sores feons ear ache piles
eyes, govt, swellings, rheumatism, scald head salt
rheum badness, erysipeas, ringworm, BARRIERS itch
small pox, measles, RAJ b. etc, etc
10 some u may appear Ecreaulous that SO Ranv dis
eases should be by artele such an idea will
vanish wren reflection points to the fact that the salye
y combination of ingredients, each and every one
pi5ng perfect antldote to its appos.te disorder
DhLLEf'S MAGICAL PdIN EXTRACTOR
~ us eects Is magical because the time ia so short h.
tween aisease and permanent cure; and IL an ex
tractor, as II draws disease of the affected part
ieashg nature rs perfect before the injury N Il
scarcely necessary TO that house. work shop or
mandatory should be without IT,
No pain extractor Is genuine unless the box has nnon
steel plate engraving with the OF Henry bal.
y, Manufacturer.
Fer sale by all the Druggists and patent medicine
callers throughout the United States and Canndas
Principal Depot, l65 Chambers ST., New York
sept9-wiy @. u. CiIACR,
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The art Of spreading rumors Is compared
10 the art Of pin making. There is usually
some truth, which 10 the wire as this pass
% from hand TO hand, one gives it q polish,
another point, Others make and put on the
head, and at last the pin Tor the rumor) is
made.
Labor was the son Of Necessity, the nurse
ling Of Hope, and the pupil Of Art; he had
the strength Of his mother, the spirit Of his
nurse, and the dexterity Of bis govsrness, and
came down upon earth 10 op,Sss the dsvss-
tations Of famine.
half 4 tsaspoonful of pure carbonate Of
soda, dissolved in water, mixed with four
quarts of milk, win keep it sweet four or FIVE !.
days, without giving it any unpleasant favor.
To Q lady who had lost her husband, Tallsy-
rand adressed letter of coincidence in two |
words, 70, nadaner' In les than year
~ lady had married again, and then his
)sttse Il eoagEasnlAtion Wa "AA madAn&"
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A gentleman travelling in the West stop
ped ut the house Of pious old woman, and
observing her iondness for "a pet dog, yentur.
ed to ask the name of the animal The good
woman answered by saying that she called
him Moreover"
us not thata strange name2' inquired he.
Eyes, but thought it must be a good one
a. found it in the Bible" replied the old
lady
"Found it in the Bible?' quoth the man
pray in what part of the Bible did you
find ity'
She took down the Bible with the utmost
reverence and turning to the text, read as
follows: Moreover, the dog, came and lick
cd his sores
There, said she wasn't the dogs name
Moreover
Perhaps that's the origin Of the name Gro
yern
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How Much 1T Cosrs FAST WOMAN TO
LIvR-ln the Woodman divorce case at
New Orleans, the following evidence was
given MIR. Piment sworn "Has known Mr..
and Mrs. Woodman for over ten years; could
say that Mr.. Woodlands conduct towards
his wife has always been kind and indul-
gent. lie never knew him to oppose her in
anything. Her demands we're very expen-
sive. Could not say exactly what her ex-
penses were during year; knows that their
expenses together were about $4,000 He
was satisfied that Mr.. WIS expenses did not
exceed $500 Mr.. w. is noted for extreme
plainness in dress"
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NEW SASH, NOOK AMI RLsND fAa
~ TORY. Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the OIL MIL Burlington
Iowa. Allcommon work constantly on hand and or.
ders, BY mail or otherwise promptly attendedto
nov. SS.w. URlAH Lopez.
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To Farmers ana Dealers.

NOUR Alteration IL respectfully solicited 70 ins
Il present extensive and complete stock OF fAms
Ing Implements and Utensils In siore, shle.
enables the proprirtcrs Of the far ington Agreluf
and seed arrhause offer unrfv allied induce mens W
the trade and purchasers generally
Large inv Of Hay nj and Harvesting Tools, con-
sistlng Of ,a
SCYTHE SNA TIES, CRADLES WOOD AND
iR0N BRAGE AND GRAPE FINE PAT
TkRAS, MA FORk2 q 4 stined, tSCfTHE
STONES L RiFLEN HAND q RkTOL-
WING HAl FORk& ETC., ete.,
have just been received TO which daily additions are "
ing made by fresh arrivals
Purchasing lirect, from the manufacturers these =
srs are Obtained the ewey possible prices, enAphs
TO sell lower than any other'house in Burlington
a full assortment OF Need aud Willow Ware. Vor
Il &c, Bed Cords Clothes Lines, &c. constantly On
hand. kLlTH, ROBINSON 60.
june 12-4at-wu Water Street, near Jenerson,
Burlington. Iowa.
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oreat Bargains In Books, aper and
stationery.
HAVE just received a large and we'll selected stock
4 OF Writing, Letter and Note Paper Envelopes
sraool and Office Stationery OF every description
which offer sell such low figure as cannot fail TO
give entire satisfaction. Among my list of papers iii
be found the following celebrated brands:
N nj Mliis, Windsor Mills LouIon.
Union 8 Surry
Old Berkshir Mills pe La Rue A Ca
IioYoke Rhode A SONS
Mlddlesex :. Moinier Co., Paris,
westminster Owen Ilurbart
AVogdale Garew Manufacturing Co.
Southworth Man 4 Co. nurand Co
Palmer 4 Smith,
Irving Mills, South Ice, Mass etc etc etc
Also, large assortment of School. Theological Pc.
sal and other books. for sale a slight advance en-
Country dealers Peders and others will find it gre al.
10 their edvantage to call and examine my be.
forepprchasng elsewhere, as am determined to sell
lower tina, the lowest. j. p BROWN
oct3 Barrett House building Third strs.,
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Arab, Teddy and wasn't your name Ted.
dy O'Byrne before you left old Ireland p
sure it was, my darlint.' But, my jewel,
why then do you add 8, and call it Teddy
OByrnes nowy why, you spalpeen, hayn't
! been married since came to Liverpool
and are you 90 ignorant of gramnatics that
you don't know when one thing is added to
another II becomes pluralp
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RIA ROAD LINE.
"a u -

New Stage n0ugc From fRcfGc,
III <vnanns or tie Barlington and Aissouri River
RdiiyOdd.
TO OCEOLA, CLARK CO., iuWA-TRIWEEKLY.
DASSkNGEKS going East, leave Pacific City, Mon.
i days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at A. NJ, and
arrive at Occola Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
At o p. NJ, and there connect with the WESTERN
STAGE COMPAnY'S lines TO all points East, making
the trip Burlington in four days.
Passengers going West, leave Oceoa Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 4 A. NJ, and arrive At
Pacific City, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
P. NJ, connecting there with coaches and hacks to
Council Butts ana Sioux City, Iowa, Omaha, Florence,
Be levue, Portsmouth and Nebraska City, Nebraska
Territory and ST. Josephs, Missouri being the shortest,
cheapest and best all points In Western Iowa,
Eebrask and Kansas.
Fast stick, accommodating Drivers, and good fare
along The line.
First class Hotels ut either ED of the route.
J. shINN, General Agent.
Pacific Citv Ian 6-dwHm
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Peoria, Oquawka and Burlington
lnWH 0 =

B ALL r o "A D.
ny ana after Wednesday, March lOth, lsos, trains
~ via this route vii follows, leaving East Eur
lington by q Q. trains:
ist Passenger at 6.55 A. NJ. for Peoria, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Alton ard St. Louis, via 0siesDufg Mnox.
vine Elm ODD and Peoria, Chicago, and via Bloom
ington Springf i'd Decatur Lafayette, Pana, ssndova
Tcrre Haute and Indianapolis, for Cincinnati aAa o.
Louis
I'd Passenger At 5:45 r. NJ for Peoria, Chicago Gin
cinnat, Alton and 81 Louis, making close connection -
above.
Passengers via this route will change cars at Gales
burg.
Baggage will be checked through from Burlington 30
- not to need Vt Gaesbnrg but mast be At
tended 70 and properly checked on the Ferry Boat
The trains OF the b. M. X. r. II. make direct con-
neetoas with the trains via this route. This route u
saving Of fIFTY-0NE MILES Of travel over any other
to Southern points.
e Through tickets to all the above points and to all
Eastern cities, may be obtained ~ the Ticket Once OF
the @. b. d Q. X. r., corner Of jefferson and Water
Streets. r. Y. HOSFOkD,
Passenger Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
p. b. ROBERTS, Snpt, Peoria, IL.
U. n. KELLOGG, 6enr Ticket Agt, Peoria, III.
mar
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10 Purchasers of Books, Paper and
Stationery


Large Stock OF miscellaneous and otha. cka
Eastern Wholesale Prices.
HAVING just received a very large stock /,
4 i School, Theoogical Poetical, STANDARD and Mis-
ceaneous Books, purchased this Fail at Fetc York
ana fhttddetphid 1fnde Safes, prepared to sell
at prices lower than before offered III this city
Among my stock will be found the following valuable
Works:
perrys Expedition to Japan, vol Calf, Antique.
Hugh Mier's Works vols.
Irsing,s Life Of Washington, vols. "
lrvtne's Works Complete
Waverly Novels IL vols.
Cooper's Complete Works, "a
Bayard Taylors Travels, 5
American Encyclopedia. IA Library.
Brands
Dana's System OF Mneralogy, vol. cloth
Rollins Ancient History, vols. NOR. antique.
Addisons Works, 6 vols. sheep.
Gold mth's g A vols.
Spectator, vols. calf antique.
Jolnsons Works, vols. sheep
HallaIn's Middle Ages.
Prescott'S Complete Works, IA vols Library
The Works of Daniel Webster, 8 vols. elota
bancroits History of the U. S vols. cloth and sheen
Ksne's arctic Expedition, 2 vols
Ben Johnsons Dramatic Works. vol. calf
Beaumont Il Fietcher's +" 2 sheen
Shakspeare's 4"
Messenger Il Ford's Dramatic Works. vol
Dickens Complete Works, vols sheep.
Fieldug's We
Smaet's
The Works Of Lord Bacon, 3 vols
The Moaern British Essayists, vols cloth
Also complete assortment OF Cap Letter Note AM,
Bill Paper Envelopes, School and Office Stationery Al.
ways on hand, a. lowest prices, by
oet2o j. r. BROWN,
Barrett Hous4 Block. Sd :.
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Something New for the People.
THE undersigned wishes to draw the attention Of the
= People Of this city and vicinity to a New and Per.
feet system for cutting.
The Clothiers' Guide
ls splendidly autographed chart, tn full and
pete instruction, by the Of which the uninsructed
and those who never garment cut, will be enabled
to learn, In i've minues cut dress to t any
size or person-or get up set of pat superior
any other Division system.
W. h. ACTON, Of Philadelphia, the publisher OF the
Tailors Transfer Is the inventor and secured the
Copy Right.
have the exclusive right for Des Moines County,
Iowa, to sell these Gudes-and will them to
give perfect satisfaction. Any person can have the
privilege of testing them before purchasing.
az Orders addressed through the burlington p o.
will receive prompt att nion.
Persons wishing to examine the above Guide call
upon MIR. Nicely, door east Of the Bank Of Cool
baugh Brooks, who Is authorized receive orders.
G. II. I. ST. CLAIR,
Authorized Agent, Des Moines q unity Iowa
intringemrn.s upoa the above rights wit be prosecu.
Led to the fun extent of tile law
mayl9-dsw3m
1REGON and Washing ion.-New Work
~ oregon: Comprising History and Dcscr pton of
The Territories of Oregon ad Washington with incl
ie ITS OF Travel and Adventure. BY A. Armstrong,
ievernment Surveyor in Oregon. just published aud
oi sale by j. p. BEoWN
nept3a Barret fInpsa Ruiiiaga Thru straat
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70 ALI to Whom il NAV Concern.

A VI the inventor OF now and useful Improvement
In Smut Machines, which RICH: secured TO BY
letters patent bearing date 2uth Oct 1881 and there
certain parties manufact turing machines ana using
my improvements. This II to notify all persons who
make use or vend said improvements that will hold
each and every person, who infrnges my rights,
sponsibe for All such nringements, and will 1t their
~. i. :, - 49,. Il $500 4. -.
securing device, formed Of the beaer attached the
cylindrical screw, In combination with the securing
plate cylinder, formed OF series Of rings placed
one over the other. fu, Their claim the Adjustable
screens placed In the chamber, and arranged relatively
grain may, when Of sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and ia clean state, or, when
worthless, Aowe to the fan box be elected
therefrom with the fner and ligt 70 eign substances
This IL q part OF what claim In the summary TO my
patent. The above notice WILL hope be sufficient, that
none may claim ignoranc Of my right
word to the wise is sufficient
March 20 dwtf JOHN A. WOODWARD
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CAN Hills
New Photogra PHO Caller

HAVING removed from 81
j i Street, Campbell has opened 49,
Picture Gallery on the I'd noor z&& I2fIAN
Of Rpley's Building, opposite 4M&NlN
Corse's Book Store, Jefferson It., "a N@
where he has evs-y facility for Ia
king FIRST class Likenesses, including Ill the various
styles of Coiiodeon Pictures, from the smallest mna
ture to half size.
cAmpbers new Premium Process Of NATURAL
COLORfNG, practiced 1t his Rooms only, far excels
the old method.
Parents wishing Pictures Of their chidre should call
at CampbeiPs Rooms, he fails procure ac-
curate and highly finished L.kenesses. k#
w Remember you Will have 10 ascend only one
light OF stairs.
All Pictures warranted. rapr20-bptf
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l.. u. DAlssOrr. .pr,.c,.s

1--WE HUNDRED Agents Wnnsed...
NOO Month Northumberland full
Panlsaiars enclose postage stamp and address
oecle-Wu A. COlLE CO.,
Nj. Pleasant, Iowa.
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FURNITURE FURNITURE !!
Fresh arrivals at
II. c. II A r D Us

WUOLESALEf RETAIL FURNITURE BEDDING
d LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE.
Jefferson St., between Water AMI Main, l. Mr. Postle.
waits new four story bricx.
MR. HARDY returns his tanks TO the
41 citizens Of Burlington and victg ~ for their
previous patronage and selics a cont. uance feeling
conndent that he can continue to give perfect satsac
ion.
owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than formerly, that i. enables me to sell
all Goods in my line from 20 rs per less than auy
other house in the West and all Goods warranted IS
good as represented or the nouey refunded Ny stock
consists of the following Goods, in
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General Land Agency Office
COUNCIL ELUFES J1Wa

IN T. y 4 II H. &. II 4. % q WI II
AZ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR,
"hi promptly attend To Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locgtn and Selling Land Warrants PavinS
Faxes, Selling Real Estate, and all other 81
The Land Business, in Western Iowa and Nebraska
mar I-bptf.
peal Estate i'm Council Bluffs nnd
~ OMAh0.-Persens DESTROYS OF securing Real
Estate in either Of these Furnishing towns viii do Veil
70 send their ordersto d. G. BLOOMER
mar 1-bptf Land Agent
Conn / Rln0a Ia.
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And great variety of articles usually kept in frs.
class Warehouse which too numerous to mention
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from rs
cents IS 90.
alt Frame Looking GLASSES from 81 rs to $50 90.
Mattresses 81 70 to $50 o..
Brass Clocks, with Iron francs, ronl 81 so to IS co.
Aibtral discount made TO euniry dealers. septl6bp
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DR.. e. r. Paine, DR.. C. C, White.
fsOMU1OPAIRassTS.
PROFESSIONAL Calls in the city or country promptly
i attended 10.
Once opposite Barrett House, Third ST., ever Par.
y Il Freeman's store.
Dr. Paine's residence North Ill., opposite the res
idenee of ii. ID. Browning, Esq, on Fifth st. fourth
oor herth OF northwest corner ofthr Public Square,
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AFhfSs saES-a patent, which / will
~ put up on trial Of one week and if not liked will be
taken down. Tree OF charee-f kept, price 81 90. Any
one wishing to try them by calling at my store
septic bp IL G. HARRY
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CHICAGO. BERLINGTOg d QUINCY X. r.
Trains leave burlington as follows:
ISL. Morning Passenger, 500 A. NJ, arrive at Chieas0
3D. Accommodation, IS r. NJ connecting at Gaesturs
with Quincy Trains.
ID. Evening Express Passenger, eco r. NJ, arrive st
Chicago g. AN
Trains by Peoria and 0YuGtckd Railroad leaving
at the same hour for Peoria, &C.
BERLfNG TON q MENSO URI RTVER RAILROAD,
Makes close connections with the steam Packets Tor
All points on the Mis- ppi River, will the O., Rk
Railroad for Chicago, with The Peoria and 0luAvkA
Railroad for Peoria ut Gaesburg with the Chcagc and
Qanty Railroad for Quincy and 81. Louis; at MENDOZA
with tn Illinois Central Railroad GAIrna, DRbQqus
and St Paul. aud Chicago with the Michigan Central
Michigan Southern and Puts burg, ~ Wayne CHI
cage Railroads, for all the principal places upsn the
Atlantic Seabeard.
STOCK MEN AND sHIPpERSi
WIZ take aotiee that We are prepared with Superior
facltles 10 ship live stock, and charges hs
made by these Road for and at'ention, We ran
ftre stock Trains per week tnpne Saturday and sah
day and are prepared TO coward all classes Of nefa
a. Through Tarin Rates Through Tickets can be p1r
chased al Burlington Al Chrcauqaa fer all pon hAsa
aud baggage checked through. Fog Information Gu
quire At the Railroad Nice.
IL Is the determination Of the Managers OF thess
Roads 10 give prcmpt attention aud despatch 10 tas
business Of their patrons.
JOHN u READ, Vice Prest
BariiHgtgR and 4Nsssu ara kietr HatSroGd.
u. kEMlCk. General Western Agen',
tAicago, Bnritagtoa and Quincy Rattroas.
Burlington. June II, iSss-wu