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e. True courage IS the result of rea.
soning. A brave mind is always impreg-
nable. Resolution lies more in the head
than in the veins, and just sense Of
honor and infamy, of duty and ofreligion.
will carry Us further than all the force Of
mechanism.
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THANKFULSEss.-Many favors which
God giveth US ravel out for want of hem
ming, through our own unthankfulness.
for though prayer purchaseth blessings,
giving praise doth keep the quiet.posses-
sion Of them.
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G. As in time Of war the city doubles
it guards, so does Jesus multiply the dis
play Of his affection when his chosen are
besieged by trials.
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Stoves! Stoves I!

a LII those persons wishing to purchase Cook
N stove that win burn long wood, and all that
desire small Cook Stove to commence keeping
house, stove that viii consume but little wood,
and do up the work just right, please call.
All that intend paying cash ior parlour stove
or a narlour cook or a box stove, had better call
on the subscriber before purchasing, as he win
sell lower than eVer before. II any enc has cash
10 spend for stove pipe, hollow ware, tin ware,
pumps and lead pipe OF stoves, please don't for
get that John H. Skinner, in the old red shop at
| Derby Centre win give better bargains than can
be had elsewhere.
| n B. The demands Of Skinner s Foss, must
be paid soon TO save cost.
J. H. SKINNER.
| Aug. 25, 1858. Bona
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G. A portion of the Lords family
live usually in the shade; they are like
those sweet flowers which bloom nowhere
so well as in the darkerst and thickest
glades of the forest.
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G. The young may die. the old must |!
To sleep in youth is to sleep in a seige /;
to sleep in old age is to sleep during the
attack.
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ca We can carry nothing with Us to
the other world, save the good we have
done.
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G. Why is philan;hropist like an
old horse?
Because he always stops at the sound
Of wo.
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TABLE OF DISTANCES.

showing the number Of miles from each post Of
nee to every other throughout the Counties. to-
getber with the latest statistical information An
ornamental border viii surround the map. The
map will be engraved by the most skiIIfui artists
IN the country, handsomely colored and mounted
and viii be delivered to those who order said mans
on the most reasonable terms. We are now ac~
lively engaged in forwarding the Work and shall
endeavor to give every property holder an op-
portunity Of ordering copy and also Of examin-
ing the Work before its 6Bal completion, in order
to make It entirely satisfactory as to accuracy.
&c. The map will contain the information usul
ally found IN town maps, for each ofthe towns 10
the Counties, and II Is obvious that the most lib.
eral patronage is needed to sustain us in produ-
eng work ofso great magnitude and expense.
As II is evidently Of such practical utility and in
terest TO business men and citizens generally-
presenting 50 minute and distinct a representa-
ton OF the Counties that even the child NAV
readily acquire a correct idea Of each town. vii
lage, &c, and their true direction and distance
from each. We confdingly solicit and expect
the hearty cooperation Of the intelligent and en-.
terprising citizens Of LamoilIe, Orleans and Es-
sex Counties.
LOOMS, WAY & Co,
SSu Publishers, Boston.
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G. How to learn all your defects
Quarrel with your best friend.
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G. Prosperity is no just scale; advers.
ity is the only balance TO weigh friends.
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Has been before the public more than 20 year
and is deservedly popular.
Extract Of Letter from Msssers. DelCey 6 Co.,
dated Hdaorer, ". H., january 29, 1855.
The Medicine 6. Oil,) is all sold hut four bot
ties, and gives great satisfaction. We frequent
y have calls for it by persons upon recommends
ton ofour best Physicians, and there is no miss
take but what it IS efficient.
From E r. Parker, Bucksport, H., December
IS, 1856.
l have sold large number Of bottles of your
Gargling Oil to be used in the cure Of Rheuma
tism, and have not known it to fail in any one
case. There is great call, and sales increase.
Extract of Letter from p D. richardson dated
! Hartland, r., Sept. l6, 1856.
| would like another invoice of your Gargling
Oil. So far as | am able to learn, it has the re-
putation Of first rate Liniment
! From Mr.. n. F. Smith, WTllianastosoH, Mass
| The Gargling Oil gives great satisfaction here
From ". S. Tyler, Nor7gich, Conn, Nou. 20, 1856.
| The Gargling Oil has given very general sat
isfaction in this place.
Caution to Purchasers Of Gargling Oil.
The on'y genuine has SC W Merchant. Lock
port, n W blown in each bottle, and also has
| his signature over the cork.
! D-Pamphlets grafuitously furnished by agents
with Testimonials of its utility.
All orders addressed to the proprietors, N B.
| TUCKER. & Co, Lockport n Y.
/ WFor sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
orally, through the United States and British Pos
sessions, and other Countries. And by r. w.
/ Ne, Irasburgh; and by an agent in every town
/ in the State and vicinity. Wholesale in Boston
by Weeks & Patten. and Burr, Foster & Co., as
also at all large commercial towns 40
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GREAT DISCOVERY o. TIL !
IMPORTANT 70
TOBACCO CHERLE
DR.. GUSTAV LINNAAI'
TASTE RESTORATIVE IBal
The Great Substitute to' la1'

1t is a well known and iue1--,,. :, !.
that the use of Tobacco is tbs Fi--
Of many Of the most severe
MENTAL g. PHYSICAL DI''i'
to which the race Of man j. sHS'a.
analysis and long and painful q
clearly proven that it couiain' -, I
and poisonous properties most aAls y. >
effects, which by entering mo y. 4. b. 3
the functions and Operations o. .A !, :.
ing many to suppose that organ "
diseased. ......-s
TOBACCO affects also the Guy
TEN, manifesting itself--ss al =. =.
used the noxious weed vii .. yea ~
Lassitude. Nervous ITTatibliiJ' L
Dyspepsia, aud many other dis'i'
character.
The Taste Restorative IN
Are designed 10 connleraei ils' , - -
eBces and have proved c9mPie.S!
a multitude Of cases, and Whsie',.
harniess IN themselves they eAl,sF
effect mon lbe entire sysien, - 4
Il Il
which has become Yitiaiea o. 1'. u -
indulgence, completely feln9''ls
and accompanying iicEilns -. d
Throat-which are always -, - &c
staining from the use Of iossss-i .-,sai
4 healthy tone 70 tie Stomach. ~
whole system. ...,.b'y -.
Persons who are iueifistl., ~
their constitutions and siiai''.l,.. = :
sbould use these Troehss imlls1l..i Z -
ofTthe INJURIOUS and unpleasant '''
Chewing. ,.. az p 2
convenient and portable laiih y s,,s Z
so Cents per Box. a lSe'"
trade. .,ysrIgs :
ali order should be ad9fesies c-h
12yl Cor q 500
An ,,aaliao % ssagTals > Z -. =. :.
soiL and fine Bagyksi, - aa'''
land Ssttlfmeat.
- ". EYg i selling e. Z . ~
Ii. per pound, and ! oar ''-
per Barrel.
July ~, 1855.
@RocERfgs. q ST kiai'. Z. =.
In , or tGsa eyer, Or 'a'a : RF -.
zf p
r.4 EsIesf a9
LD evlN - ~ .l,f'i 80 80
" goods - Aork- sag 1-esgf. 3
Clocks, Watehss a9a gssss. .tal
! ueat and agfkmasi'ss BAN
sept. ~
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0 0

Price 81 per Bottle, or Siz tr s, ii
any A3drsS,
Accompanied by raliableant "a
tificates from Professors Of Ns.1 =
Clergymen and Others.
Prepared and sold by b. 7. HELLO
Prdctioal and Aaalga
No. % South Tenth ST., belov Cbsz.f
bly, Buildings, Ph.h
10 To6e had Of C0LLNSgPD /
peker, ", General Whobssgt Ayssg 8
Druggists and Dealers hmaH q :
States. Cl7nuoigs and Bri3id psrsq
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LAM0ILLE, ORLEANS AND
ESSEX


COUNTY, MAP
rENHE undersigned propose to publish by order,
IL large and accurate GEOGRAPHICAL
COUNTIES, from thorough and careful surveys
under direction of H. F. Wallng, Civil Engineer
Every road has been carefully surveyed by course
and distance, and the location noted of all the
public roads, dwellings, churches, post offices,
stores, hotels, school houses, factories, mills
shops, hills, ponds marshes, streams, &c. The
names ofproperty holders generally, carefully in
GLIDING those who order for the Work, will be en-.
graved upon the map showing the exact location
Of each. Extra maps of the PRINCIPAL VII
Lagos viii be engraved upon the margin ofthe
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cpNU, mnEELsaaOLD,
GENUINE PRlRPll
Highly Concentrated r.
=. NJ. ExtractO Of sSss.
for Diseases Of tie Bl-ss
Drepsg, Weaknesses. fs,.-sT Il
eases, Fomale CossgI, ai''s,s f
Arising from Excesses -. pa
a ,,li removing all lmprops,-. 4 !. lial,s s
bladder, Kidneys a. - else,
existing in VI sexual 0,.
r.. NAL E OR Frp,
From whatever cause tb.r ! 4,
And no matter bon, -
"'r'"g Heath and E7isgT : /" -.Oi
JOY TO THE APp ras,l
l !, cures Nervous and b - ! LlG
found a s9onas, ana,
iadis7osn-
d % exertlo1 -
Difficulty Of RI !. y. a1lsuu1
ea s5a' TWI sa5 Ro751ls !. e 3 +
Dreadful Horror y ceres n fr-ia +
Cold Feet, WaEsf.GS, Death ~,
Languor, Universal iIlle'', Dirss,, -
System, Omen Eno,..,-,ss liaae q \. \
pephe Sympton.' ''I q Appea,s =.
Palid C ccg,. Dine, q 4. IS 3.
lions on tie Ts,a AID ErSs.
Back, Rssr IS, ifa.airas
-i NJ 'Frsqasa.rr
D9ck Spas
fore the Eyes, with 1T..asesi
OF Sight; Wan NJ ta '5orarr Sss,,,,.
inc Is - wa Har7s. - , kfaai M
Solitude, and aG.ss g 81, ? Vsaes,, ; ,
Tor fear Of t6s1,..'iSs.a. sy ao1e 5, ~
manner, no esrss.. esi no reps,. u \
ton, but hurried ',1'i l,,, Y sGps,s,.
These symptoms, if n So, : ssn1'a',
this medicine ipvar;,t -'.SNsa q d
LOSS OF POWER. F SrI Tsii 4s51~s~ y
TIC Fish one Of Which ~ y g. l''i.
Pire. Who can say tasf ' 49, q i..., {
followed by those direini - Il Tive
and CONSUMPTION , Tl-9'SI
SANE ASYLUMNS. ana ~.
by CONSUMPTION bear ar.2 L
truth of these assertions 10
the most melancholy exhF
countenance is actually so5,
tute-neither Mirth or Griefz
a sound Of the voice occur r.
with woeful measure. ~
Low sullen sounds bis g-.i
Debility IS most terriblsI
thousands upon thousands (,
thus blasting the ambition Of ~
1t can be cured by the use ofa
INFALLIBLR REM
If you ar suffering from srv--'
tressing ailments, the FIUln ~,
CHU will cure you. Tryita58--
its efficacy.
BEWARE OF oUACK yo,,,,
QUACK DOCT0H
who falsely boast ofabilitjes s,3 -
zens know and avoid then. a1i , =.
fering, Money and ExposuTs, Nv - =.
REMEDY. ~
1t allays all pain and infanB,s-
pleasant in its taste and ojor. bpt ~.
its action.
HELMBOLD's ExTRACr n
Is PREPARED directly according 70 H..
PHARMACY AND cBrrw
with the greatest accuracy and Cbs-.,
ledge and care devoted in ia eo-rs;r.-.
Professor DEWES' Valuable W9rs, /, n
tice of Physic, and most If thai. =
Works of Medicine.
81 0 @
One HnpIrad D.oiI.~g Ill 1--..,.
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wants little pay On old accounts if they are not
more than EIGHT YEARS OLD, if more than that
GO AWAY. And nov if you don't pay sam,l
Stanford be viii serve you as Re did rother nan.
lrzaburgh. May % 1855 2zu
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ID ". EYE i selling - 8
ID. per pound, and ! '9''
per Barrel.
July ~. 1858.
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an tsauiinq % sniigfasf = 80 :
.oiI &, ND Gae market, - aaFsri
land SsttlfmeaE
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08
A GENTLEMAN

Who, two years ago, lay upon what his physicians
and all his friends believed to be his death bed is
now alive and in the full vigor of health. His dis
ease was Consumption, of which nearly all his rela-
tives had died. The circumstances which led to
his recovery were as follows: His younger brother
was in the habit of reading to him from books
about the house to while away his weary hours
One day he read to him from an old book published
in London about the middle of the seventeenth
century, Of what was styled ga sympel and certain
remmeedee for diseases ofye Lungs" Not wholly
without hope, and unwilling to leave anything un-
tried which gave promise of relief, the sick and
dying man had the prescribed remedies prepared
and commenced its The result was favorable.
In two months he was able to walk about the prem
ises without difficulty, and in seven months from
the time that he commenced its use he was en-
tirey well, and has not been confined day since.
Grateful towards an al-wise providence for his
restoration, lie prescribed it for all in his vicinity
who were afflicted with diseases of the lungs and
general debility, and in every case it has proved
effective.
Thoroughly satisfied that it is the only safe and
certain cure for Consumption, and wishing to do
his fellow beings who are suffering, as much good
as possible, he has concluded to send the recipe,
with full instructions for pltting up and using the
medicine, free to all who may order it. In Or
der to defray the expenses of Advertising letter.
writing postage &C., he requires each applicant for
the Recipe to enclose 10 cents and direct to M. T
McKelvey, Sandusky City, o. and it viii promptly
by sent seturn of mail. jan7-1lly.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08
The Assembly Of the Bead.

Dr. Reed, traveller through the high
lands of Peru, is said to have found late
", in the deserts of Alcoama, the dried
remains of an assemblage of human be-
ings, some five or six hundred in number,
men, women and children, seated in q
semicircle as when alive, staring into the
burning waste before them. They had not
been burned; life hal not departed before
they thus sat around; but hope was gone;
the Spanish invaders were at hand. and no
hope being left they had come hither TO die
They still sat immovea5le in the dreary
desert, dried like mummies by the effec
of the hot air; and still kept their position,
sitting up as in solemn council, while o'el
them silence broods everlasting.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08

THE MYSTERIES oFssCoURrINe.--'Sally
DON'T like you.'
La, John, recon you So
But don't you know it Sally. Don't
you think I'd tear the eyes out of any ,om
cat that dare look at youfor one single Sec
ond.'
'Pspect you would
We'll, the fact of it is Sail, l.
oh, now don, John, you are TO sud
den.'
And. Sally. want you to-
Don't say any thing more just now,
will
But it must be done Immediately, want
YOU to
oh, hush, don't say no more
L want you tonight to GET
What, SO soon? o no, impossible. Fa-
Their and Mother would be angry with me.
How? be mad for doing such favor as
to NJ
%, what a feeling
But there is some mistake, for all l wan
10 have you do is to mend my trousers.
Sally couli hear no more, she threw up
her arms and screamed Historically, and
tainted as dead as log
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08

Kind words are looked upon
like the jewels upon the breast,
never to be forgotten-aud per-
haps to check by their memory a
long sad life-while words of cru
city or of carelessness, are like
swords in the bosom, wounding
and leaving scars which will be
borne to the grave by their victim:
Do you think there is any bruised
heart which bears the mark of
such a wound from you? If there
is a living one whom you have
wounded, hasten to heal it-for
life is short-to-morrow may be
too late.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08

Young man, q single miss'ep may
destroy life. One sil may ruin your char
acter. Did you ever reflect on the conse-
quence of a single indulgence in viceY The
best men have fallen through the sugges-
tion of another. How careful you should he
while In the freshness of your days, least y
blight fall on you forever. If invited to
places of resort where it is difficult to d.
eide. take the safe course; stay away and
save your reputation. This is jewel of
inestimabl0 value. too precious to be put in
jeopardy. No man ever regrets that he
kept aloof from temptation, and at the close
Of life he expresses joy that he was
saved from the path of shame by giving
decided negative when the voice of
pleasure becloned on Be decided, and
you IRE saved. Yield, and you are lost.
Watch with diligence. and guard every
avenue through which sin may reach you.
In no other way will you be sure to over
come the evils of the world.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08
The BELLY MOVEMENTS IN Nc

The BELLY MOVEMENTS IN Nc
ARAGUA.-It is stated by the n. Y.
Daily News that the French Min
ister, Mons. Sartiges, has assured
our Government, in the most en-
phatic terms, that neither publicly
nor privately has Mons. Belly any
authority whatever to act for the
French government, and that the
Emperor does not sympathize III
the schemes of this Spectator
either politically or commercial
Notwithstanding all this, the Pres
ident is not one to leave matters to
chance, and the Governments of
Central America are supposed to
require the watchful care of Uncle
Sam. With this and other objects
in view, it is stated that the Pres
ident has determined to send an
armed force Immediately to San
Juan del Norte, and that our rights
to a free passage across the 1sthmus
will notonly be re-asserted but
maintained against the world. We
hope these reports are true that the
halfsavage Governments of Near
aqua Costa Rica, etc., are wholly
incapable of selfgovernment and
while they are anxious and SEEM
ingly determined to place them
selves under European tutelage.-
1t is probably with an eye to these
matters that an armed force is tC
dispatch to San Juan. We viii
see the effect it will have on the
Belly movement.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08
THE IMPORTANCE OF Coop READ

HE 1MPORTANCE OF GOOD READ
INe.-What is more value to a
person In the line of education,
than to be a good reader, and on
the other hand, what is more dis
gushing an annoying, than to hear
a person making an attempt at
reading a piece, while at the same
time he is compelled every few
moments to pause an spell a word
before he can proceed with the
sentence. And again, it is seldom
the case that persons pause where
they should,while they often pause
where they should not. We should
all try to improve ourselves in rea-
ding, so that if called upon at any
time to read for others, we would
be prepared without any hesita-
ton or defalcation to do so. We
think reading is of vast Importance.
1t influences the mind an cultivates
the intellect. We do not mean to
say; that you should read books
that will be of no value to you.-
No, never read novels but read
some good moral, interesting, and
instructive book, that viii be of
use and benefit to you in days to
come, instead ofpouring over some
trashy, nonsensical novel, or witch
story, that will be ONO use to you
or any one else. But as general
thing, we are all inclined more or
less to light and trashy literature,
which only tends to pander our vi
tiated tastes and foster our evil pas
sions, at the price of virtue. But
nevertheless such reading is wrong,
and l pray you shun it, for Todd
says the food on which swan feeds
and which makes it so beautiful;
strong and long lived, grows deep
in the clear running brook, and
/ it works hard to wrench it from its
moorings among the stones in the
hard bottom.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08
R.suF1u MEN-We never saw

BAsuFUL MEN.-We never saw
a genuine bashful man who was not
the soul of honor. Though they
may blush and stammer, unable
to throw forth with ease the thots'
that they would express, yet COM
mend them to us for friends.
We are astonished that such
men are not appreciated, that la.
dies with really good hearts and
cultivated intellects, reward the
gallant Sir Mustachio Brainless
with smiles and attention, because
he can fold a shawl gracefully
and handy compliments with Pa
rasian elegance, while they will not
condescend to look upon worthier
men who feel for them a reverence
50 great that every mute glance is
worshiped.
Ladies, word in your car
Have you lovers and would you
possess a worthy husband? Choose
him whose delicacy of department
and sense of your worth, lead him
to stand aloof while others crowd
around you. If he bushes or STAN
mers at your approach, consider
them as SO many signs of his ex'
allied opinion of your sex. If he is
retiring and modest, let not a
thousand fortunes weigh him down
in the balance, for depend upon it
with him your life would be hap
pier with poverty than with many
others surrounded with the splen
dor Of palace.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08

WEALTH OF AcToRs.--A New York COR
respondent thus refers to the movements of
some theatrical celebrities and their wealth:
The Ravels close, and leave us :to-moarow,
after run Of nearly quarter ola century,
with occasional Interruptions, making them
selves Niblo rich. The latter gentleman Is
reputed to be worth S5OO.OO0, and has
neither wife nor child to in herit it, and yet
he hasn't enough! Forrest is worth nearly
a million, and yet feels the need of more!
The Marshall, Of the Broadway, have paid
within the last twenty years the hadsome
sum of S360,OO Miss Cushman, who is
OF her way to this city for an engagement
Is worth 100000, and in the course of a
few nlau;hs will retire to her villa in an
ci.nt Rome and end her days artistically.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08

The Boston Traveller says that
Mr.. Buns, Secretary of the Society
for Ameliorating the condition of
the Jews, was at the Business
mems prayer meeting the other
day, in that city, and gave an ac-
count of his conversion to Chris
tianity. 1t reports him as having
said that he had recently received
a letter from England, giving an
account of the meeting of the
Rabies in that country to discuss
the question whether Christ was
the true Messiah, and that they
had agreed if the Messiah did not
come in fifteen years, to accept
Christ as the Messiah.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08

Robert Dale Owen, U. S. Minister to
Naples, who has heretofore entertained
heterodox views of Christianity. writes to
his friends in this country that he has be-
come converted to the Christian faith.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08

re- Lost wealth may be restored by
industry: the wreck Of health regained by
temperance: forgotten knowledge restored
by study: alienaled friendships smothered
into forgetfulness: every forfeited reputa-
ton won by penitence and virtue. But
who ever looked upon his sighted years:
stamped them with wisdom, or etTaced
from heavens record the fearful blot of
wasted time.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08

re- Ericsson, after 25 years struggle,
has succeeded in bringing lis hot air en-
CINE into practical use.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08

Bill, what brought you to pris-
onl'
! "A couple of constables, SIR
Had liquor anything to do with
itg
Yes, sir-Eliza teased me, and /
had to licker!
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-08
Mich. Sou. & Nro. Ind. Rail Road.
1853. Spring Arrangement. 1853.

1858. Spring Arrangement. 1858.
Trains will leave Chicago for the East, as fol.
lows: Y. Express, 80 a. M; Eastern Elk.
500 D. m. and Buffalo Ex., $50 p. m.
Trains pass LaPorte Station as follows:
GOING EAST, GOING WEST,
N. Y. Exp, 9.I4a. m. Chicago Exp, 4.4o a. M.
East. 7.42 p m Western, 90 $40
Buffalo," 1887 a. m. Pittsburgh" 1890
Telcgr'ph. {" s.27 p. m.
1.-THE Eastern Express passes on the Air Line
Road. May 20, 1865.
SAM. BROWN, Gen supt.