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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY

ORPHANS COURT SAI.E-By virtue
~ Of al order Of IL: Orphans CoI: O: Bradford Co.
will be exposed 10 ILi.l!c sale. the premises
THURSDAY. the iItI day Of JUNE, 1858, q. O'Clock
p ~, the following described property late the cg.at.
0s DtgiG Kce.G. &c. 1.
A iht trac Of lan si.ra, IN the to7a,l,p OF Rome
10 said couptY. louIaed and described follows viz
Tie first lot tEe tl ~ the lot Of land hereinafter
described cast y lands 1 T. J. Lent The
sad ty Bullalds creek ard Jacob WultAjns. Con
t1u.g acIes, with framed house 2nG barn thcreJa.
ALSo)EC other lot c} hing The said .lst mention
cd lot the ct size. Beginning ~ corner
warrant liz" 32iarGs Creek the line o the beio.
mentioned .5t .t-4c- by the gf the li4B
nearly north course So west 70 post ID the
o. Tie road, thence y the Of said rai 10 the said
T. tho .ce a.! tegla -5 Containing three acres
or less
Ai5D-Oue other l3t Iyi4g :ic north side OF ard
adjoining the twg lots Jtolc described Beginning a.
post the dyi ion line thence south so east - pc..
- post cDT4e oI Lewis GJN, thelce along COTS
lire south = vet u per 20 post thence North 50
G2 per along piece OF lind belonging T. !. Lcut aas
tie tie two leTeiHlc,0re described lots land
sion line tlrnce north u cast along the said dv,oa
line u pei. ~ the iluce oi beginning. CoLtal!nS IL
ac.cs al,d l2J PcreAes.
ALo1-Oae other parcel o. lot OF land lying north of
rc said last IcItiyEeI lot be- inning the south SesJ
cUIIel Warrant lit No 9s il the warrantec name ot
line said Warrant lNS per. post, thence north =
west Giu the south line OF said II SIC per
the icgunlHg. Containing 80 acres, and Ia perches
Tie above property contains about s. acrea OF which
barn and other CtbuildGg5. There i alo tie IY
celebrated Mineral Spring
The terms Ut sale gill bc quarter If the prT.h~S
money. and the balance u aHaual instumeHts OF $3.50
%tA lN,eICzt. JOHN MCMAHON.
Guardian a the minor childrea of Dan Q Kee!s dv0d.
My } lrJ-.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

4 DMINISTEA ATRIN NOTICE.-Noticu
< Is helry given, that ali persons indebted t!o
estate oi NttN FROST, deceased. late Of R3Iaa
twp age teoy notified tc male payment without delay
and al persons having demands against said estate sro
requested t. poscut them duly authenticated for settle
meut. JANE .. FROST,
May T. 1853. Ad!niri-trat!ix.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13
W AR ID HO L S Z .
TOWANDA, PA.

IOWANUA, IN.
CWEAZEY & HOLMES respectfully in
y form the public, that having leased TIN Ward House
for a term of years and thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished the same they invite the patronage Of travel
ers and others with every confidence that their iacil
ties are such rs enable them t. render satisactnn.
They assure the public that 10 effort shall be spared
maintain for the Ward House tie high reputation it has
long enjoyed 30 effect which the personal wants Of
their guests will be carefully attended to, while every
facility the market affords will BE appropriated to make
the Table all that could be desired.
We shall pay particular attention TO the acGommoda
ton Jurors and witnesses attending Court who will
be boarded the low price Of 623 cents psy day.
Sc The Bar IS well stocked with an excellent GsSort
ment of LIQUORS. VI also offer TO the public large
assortment OF Liquors by the quart gallon barrel, Of
quality not be cXcelled and at prices low if not
lower than can be obtained in the cities.
Reading, Elmira and Bnghamton Ale, by the quart,
gallon or barrel.
TUWanda, April q, l7jS.
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Eeanl.

A ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.-Nosics
N t. hereby given that all persons Indebted to the es
t,te of WM g. RAlFSNIDEi, late Of Albany township.
DE- eased ae rcGui s.ed t. make payment without de-
law and all persons having claims against said estate VIA
please present them daily authenticated for settement
MARY REIFSNiDER
Mag 10 l.sS Administrators.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

4 DMTNISTRATOR'S NOTICF.-Notice
: is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
tate OF n ARi1l GRAVES deed, late OF Michigan
are hereby requested 20 make payment withcrt de
lays aud all persons having claims against said estate viii
please present Them duly authenticated for settlement
T. I. BROWN,
May /. ISIS. Administrator.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13
WIN. A. ROCKWELL,

WIN. A. ROCKWELL,
Having just returned from the City, receiving
splendid assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods,
To which he invites particular attention. Being fully
determined not to be outdone either in
CHEAPNESS OR EXCELLENCE
Of articles offered for sale and having had sufficient
perence in his business TO warrant him in saying that he
can offer very great inducements TO customers.
TO TElE LADIES
He offers the very smallest Bonnets and the very largest
Hoop Skirts also. those OF medium size most ele-
gant lot Of Plaid, Black and Brocaded dress Silks.
Lawns. Bareges, Challies, DeLanes, Brilliants and
White Goods usual of the best kinds and the cheapest
and best lot of PRINTS offered in this town If
you don't believe IT, come and see. Our stock OF
G Il q c. L Il I L S
has usual been selected with great care and cannot
fail give satisfaction both prices and qualities.
If YOU the worth of your money go to No 2, Pat
toms Block. Many thanks for past fvors hope to
merit our share of patronage
Towanda, April 27, 1858. WM. A. ROCKWELL.
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Eioga 9cint
Agricultural Il Junction lrOn Works,
AT ATHENS, BRADFORD Co, PENN,

Va ILLG2S, ELCCC & Co., GroprietcTs.
T7HE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and customers and the public generally, that lc ha,
formed copartnershp with Mr.. loHN p. GLcoD, OF Al!
h3nV y. Y [wp has tor ScYcra! wears icen SuVeFEt.
dent OF Mcssrs. Emery Brothers Agricultural Wolks)
and with Mr.. SAMUEL y. BLOOD, Of Worcester, Ma->.
NaChinist and Tool Builder and late Superintendent c
the American Hoop Machine Company Of Fi;elJurg,
Mass. under thv firm name OF WELLES, BLOOD 4 Co;
and that we have leased for term OF ear the extensive
and well known Iron Works, Of MessTs. SalpEan i
Wellcs at this place aud united the loga Point ACr
cgural Works with the same, for the manufacture OF
Agricultural MachlhCS, implements, &c among WGiCA
VIII be EneTys Endless Chain Railroad Aorse Powers
TArehcrs and Cleaners, Thrcsher5 and Segaraors pi
table Circular and Cra-scut saw Mills, Cider Mills. Dog
Powers Clover Hu!lels, Feed Cutters Tanning NILS
Plows, Hawows CgltivatOrs, Shiu2le Machines krbys
Mowers and Reapers, &C. Of the Est improved patterns
Machinery Casting ana Repairing. and have tor sale
large stock OF first class Steam Lngiue5 Machine. and
Castings. manufactured by ana belonging to Mcs,:s.
Shipman 4 NCi!cs.
Both Of the Mcssrs. Blood are skul and experienced
practical mechanics. Our Machinery Will nearly al lie
rev aId with the latest Improvements. and with tie
enlargement afforded by the patronage ot discerning
public, expect to have the reputation Of doing first
class work and making the best Agricultural Machine
IL use. L. u WILLS.
Athens, January, 1855.
To DEALERS, FARMERS AID Mil OwNcRs
Oar past Individual experience in the manufacture,
sale and use OF Agricultural Machines and implements
and also in genera! Marhle and Steam Work, with
excellent facilities, afforded by Machinery, principally @"
Our own construction with the very latest and best i'm
proyemcn;s, and also for procuring the very best mate
rals and stock of all kinds ut cheap rates viii enable
to manufacture better machinery IL prices than
that Of other manufacturers and also compete with the
world il prices and quality ani material and workman
ship Of all kinds OF Agricultural Implements, and IL all
kinds Of Casting ana Jon Work
We shall pa! especial attention t" the Manufacture OF
The very best UfPiows and plDw CASTING We iAe!d
make castings for al the leading llows in IN vi
CuIty, and shall take great 10 only the tut
tcrEl. Our plow WoUder is the best most cclc
brated eastern mandatory. We invite all Interested IL
home manufactures II call and works.
WkLLLS, BLOOD i co.
r. VI. WELLEs,
j. L. BLOOD,
;. y. BLOOD.
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LOST.

T OST in the Borough of Towanda, on Fri.
IL day, the 7th inst, LADIES COLD MAiCn
CHAIN with Pencil several Crosses and other trintets
attached The finder will be suitably rewarded by ieaV
ing it at the store Of - c.,.r,
Towanda Nav Il, 1858. II. = MEilCOIe
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

A NEW invoice of Lancaster Glnghams
N just received by Il. ,. MEhCCh'
May IL, 1858. ---
CECOND Arrival of 200 Barrels of Flour
- from the West which will be sold lower than else
where az the Clothing Store OF 80 o,,o>-
Nav 10. 1858. NJ, T. SOLOMOt-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-13

ORPHANS COURT SALE-By virtue
~ of an order Of the Orphans Court Of Bradford Co.
viii lie exposed paLc sale The premises, on MON
DAY, JUNE Il l-55 al o'clock p. ". the following
described lot OF lEl st.a;c in Wci township. le the
estate Of Charlotte Shepard der clse bounded - ni-
lows, % wit Re 5uUug ii the centre q The road eadin
from Elmita 10 D get Il ia az Z north cast ccr1c.
Andrew J. Miller lot. thence uo1h GO west 10 Clio
pcIoe- - pot ana stone, the north wet corner o.
sa Mers tot thence ngrta 252 east ~ pcrches 70
post and stones THENCE south GO cast 10 6Q per to
the centre Of said road theGce south ~ Zlg per-
to tie place oil hCg:unu1. C4utan- Il 5lU perche3
more or less VITA framed house and d framed La.4
thereon Terms made kacyn on llv If sale
JAMES II. BRINK,
Wells Nav II leJQ t1u, tistrn:nr
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Il. VI. WElLES,
j. L. BLOOD.
>. \. BLOOD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
JULIUS CHESEBROUGH
Dental 9,1rEee1a.

MOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
once directly the Davenport Gas % 3, in Aer-
wins Block Perry, between Third and Fourth sts
for the transaction Of Mechanical and Operative Den
t!stry in all It's branches. Having received ns'ruc-
III from, and during the rast year been asso
with, OF the most able pracfooers In the East ne
feels confident thst any operations entrus Cd to MIN
Will be executed In careful and skillfal manner
He VIII be most happy 70 show any who may favor
him with Q call his recommendations, wncn are OF
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical examination upon all work mfnitted 70 nis
hands. All operations registered - warranted'-
He scicits share OF the public patronage and takes
pleasure In submitting the following testimonial:
NEW LONDON, Oct %. 1857.
The nay certify that Dr. j. Chesebrcugh has been
pupil of mine In the study Of Dentistry, and that
dnrine the past year, he has operated With me In my
once In bic professional ability have the - atest
con ndenee, and c,rdisily recommend him TO any
wishing such services asthoss Of careful and skill
ful Dental Operator. WV. eHKHPIKLD.
And also in referring 10 Hessrs.
@. T. q q. Shepard, Hon {. W. Williams,
r. O. Learned, DR. ". W. ehe@eld,
Hon Ebenezer Learned, J @ Learned,
Dr.. Lewis Betts, Rev Daniel Huntington,
" Browne, DR. " r Stoddasd,
Of New London, Conn also %
DR.. Bsrr0wS. J ~ Burrows,
Hon n Cannon, DR. Baker,
DR. Witherwax, Rev 4ascn,
" H 0urisy Dsq., Ne9ys Geek 4 Sargent,
Nv D : Packard, DS True,
Barrow Esq, VA Remington,
woodward, AF Mast,
" Smith, p4srwn,
Il Z sl.ymaker, Aw Bailey. rFsbedH
Rsv Nasoun. chss RoWsss
Jos IA0hglss Jso Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
The UNDERNlGNED

vrAvu0 established himself in this paase IN ne
III buainese Of ouvm + BRAS PLArIno, proposes
e Al m orders eor Ans Silver plated Dooe tlsteo
sc.,se s1ee1sd 70 ~ ne Of Deees an9 Cea1ee
fasSta5na noAs rp1ntss. Wl.eov 49, oons.
~ II W. e sssssss ~ ~ $ !; = ~ 8 -
| &s : -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10

TVHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends end the ira. cling nublic, that he has
opened this large hntel in he Claire. The house 10
nearly new and furnished with au TIE convenieuceo
Of mode hotels. The tabls WI - s1pplied with The
best the oountry affords.
busanseo n NJ Weot, y oullcasnt guaSa1too thAt
his Aeass y ~ DlAests seep q WAa Ssa ee0s y ~
~ ~ issys u uusssm nsssssvsynss.ne
ssss = ESVaxsA nm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
Galena and Chicago Unien R.R

NUMAEx ARRANGEMENT-On and after We'd
~ nesday, June nth, 1857, passenger trelns ~sn
iesve Wells sfreet Depot daily (sundays excepted
For Freepors, Gaens, Dunleith and q. Pasl.
rsssengr and Mall. ...................is.I5A =
PASSENGER. 10 % =
Passenser, kmisrani and I'd class train. .I..SsP =
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon. Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. ..............-.....s;ss =
90 90 ...s.f6 y
OcnAo PASSENGER. .4:SS =
BELolT AND MADISON BRANCH.
FOR B.lo,t, Janesville and Madison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAlLROAD.
For Crystal Lake. McHenry and Richmond.
Two Through trains will leave Central Depot. ssos
OF Lake street. As follows:
FOR GALENA. DUNLEIrH AND 81. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted) 1000 A M O:A5 u
EnDabiing PASSENGERS to make . close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALRNA 4 CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Freeport 1880 N, arrive In Chicago A;s5
Leave freeport $40 NJ, arrive in Chicago las -
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 AN, arrive In Chicago 4;s5pn
do do 7PM, do 10 l;I9AM
Leave DeKalb a N, arrive In Chicago 1913 An
BELOIT and MADISON BRANCH.
cave Footville Io4oA N, arrive in Chi ago AIS ~
Leave Footville . IS NJ arriv. In Chicago s:l5 =
Leave he oil 6,3D N, arrive In Chicago I1;lO "
Fox RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Elen at ., NJ, arrive In Chicago 1910 n
Leave Elgin At 2,25 N, arrive in chicago As a =
PASSENGERS for all p ints ON the g h G \ X, In
Guiding Fulton, Beioit and Madison lines. should
take the trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains connect with the great eastern
lines divergng from 81 icsgs.
Through tickets be bought at the following on
ces; II J Spauldings corner Lake aud Dearborn
street; PEW & G n n Ticket Office. 80 Dcarbovn
street; Michigan Southern Once, under Tremost
House and At The Central and Wells street Ocpota
JOHN h. TURNER, President.
p. HALL, hups rint endent.
A. TnRALL 6eneT al Ticket Agent. (oct17dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10

" T Cuu No a IN q
w. ~ OAsAA1DO ~ wv -
p...,. r,..,,c p,-e and w...- pr,o,
'"' "'"''N "''' o''
NE.HHE.NsT RAn EENeG
O1sNAzsV Il ~OOAAsS
vvyR the unders,pneo are prepa red IN conty.c&
W. ana 1 mt on At the .horte.. notice our 'o"se'
Elastic Fire d. Water Proof Cement RoOfM0
climate IT perfectly nre ana waterproof, and 10
point OF dursoty We osnese u squat II not supo'
rior, to any metallic roofing We can put 1t on over
OLD TIN, TAR IRON, OF sningle ,ooIs making no DIFF
ference nov ma. or steep .ne rooI may be. Ihis
roonng iswatisnteu 10 prove IS sDove represented
We Will Put IT. on for 20 w Per squsrs, lO feet
square.) we wl Apply ~ upon TN ana IRON roofs for
w per square, Uens' On scoouns OF "s dursoiity'
We invite al VINO pre- Duoing, ana those who Wish
.r.;re Uops nsvennrt Tov. ANA a,Ir,r. .re
ME. and eatsfv YES in veeard IN the dny.h,l
.s :o s n,.etic,btv Of hi. roosns ~ TUG
n ave are nrepared 10 All orders for our Ce
sot % tho.e r.sdna ~ WITH nroass a.
rectons for it, use.
NJ sgls.
=" JnvAN nrpnrN a,nnn
~ a. -"' o''.~' Ae'
RKFKRKNCR IN CINCINNATI
rii'a s's'' 'n''' street, between '''''' '''
~. .,.I W. p,S, =" ~ "a v"n..h 49,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
Rock Island TPeSpass
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .Ne2TTCE.

VT1HU undersigned having been appointed b the
~ War Department - ''AGsot Of the Quarter Mas.
ter Department at Rock Island" with fall instrac.
lions 70 adopt III necessary measures for The pro-
eaoos" Now therefore, I'll persons whomDoeveg, not
having legal rt0M are hereby warned and notified
70 quit The peeiDes, and ahstolA nom any further
Ye0paaD.
rs Deputy o. 3. Nsrshal for Illinois wfn take
charge Il IN Wood eat q ~ Qouu1 md forbid any
porson removing the oame u1fn ~ psopes damages
can b aaoooosd and PAD.
Al p1TDao ~ 49, 1s1ol sueGins vssd = ~
~ e - A1n1 ~ 5000 = 0ho6la nm -
tss.lao vAatsssylsp = aoal 49, IN = 49,
,'1es tfss3ylsH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10

yuVun sreatest attention will b paid BY the nhecri
~ 10 repatrtng Furniture In the most substan-
tai manner and nsetsst style. Old Chairs and fancy
rainod Furniture rspainted IN any style equal % nav
6eH1net Turniture made 10 order and kApes Hanging
sstnAed 70 With dispatch.
Oahane1 Major aAd Yapo1 HAn9eI,
se.anAla lnch lalanA @ ~. 2eo0o0 81 VMl10s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
Chicago, burlington 4 Quincy Z. +.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
thange OF time, August 18th, 1857 and Aftes
NAugust 18TH 1851, passenger trains will leave the
Central depot foot of south Water street, daily, -
8;l5 AM-Dsy express-Suniays excepted, arrivina
at Mendato 1910; Galesburg 3;ie; Burlington tbs.
and Quincy lg,38PM
s;4h PM-N'ght Express-Saturdays excepted, sr.
irving at Mendoza At ~ GA.csbuIg $40, BuTlng.
ton 100 aud Quincy at 1850 A NJ.
Alb Pm, Sundays excepted Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Aendato with Illinois Central railroad north for
An,bJy Dixon, Freeport, Galena and Dnnleth; and
south for LaSalle Tonica, Winons, Bloomington, Dc.
catur, 1t Louis Cairo &c.
Az Bu ling' on with Darlington D Mississippi rail-
road for Nj Peasant, Fairfield, Ottunws, Osksoosa
Charlton. Fort DcsAoines, Fort Dodge CounciI
Bluffs, Sioux City and all portions ~ Kansas and
Al Quincy with the splendid steamers Of tue 81.
Louis aud X "okuk Packet Cc, for K.okuk HaInibs
Alton St Louis &C; and with post coaches for Pal
myra, st Joseph and all parts % Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage men will De- at al the Railroad
depots ia Chic. 10 to receive checks aud convey bag
gage "a the depot frte OF charge.
Ticket may be had at the depot and NJ the Michi-
gan Central rairoAi ONCE. corner OF Lake and
G.. &. HAMMOND, General Superintender
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel TcSe, Agent. (oeti1du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-10
81. Louis, Alton u chicago y. =

Wv AD~SsOy eAS~es - y sss~S0V -
AIR LINE ROUTE.
(NhcaEo to st. Louis via ST Louis Alton 4 Chicaso
~ II X, all the way by Railroad.
CARVING THE GRkAT AMERICAN AND U. y. xAuS.
The only direct and roliabe route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route
TRANS leave depot of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island Il II, corner Of Van buFen ard sherman sts.
ST Louis Day Express-l0,30 a--DaIy, (suAiays
excepted) arrive At st. Louis ii 30 same evening.
81. Louis Ngl, Express-io. 80 P x-Dauy, auive
at 1T Louis 1870 next morning.
Day Espress-C,00 Aa-Daily, arrive At Chicago
s4OP NJ.
Night Express-2;45P M-Daily, arrive at Chicago
AM.
Trains run directly through without ohsngesf cara
or baggage. Time from Chicago TO It. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Sprinzneid,
DECATUR Jacksonville, Naples aud all points The
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas Cumberland and Tcn-
Rivers BY taking the aboy. route will be sure
Of making come etions and arriving In st Louis On
advertised time avoiding the vexacious delays u the
cirouitous route via Lasae Peoria ana Illinois river.
saving ~ -four hours time being 81 miles lfas
distance TO Bloomington. IS less 10 Springfield, u
less to st. LOUIS and Is less TO Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Jolie, with the Rock Island Railroad for Otts-
wa, Laeaiie, Rock Island and Central Iowa
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad for
Clinton. wsynesvie and Decatur, and with Stags
for Peoria.
AT Peoria Junctioa with Peoria b OsuAwks y
for Wanu, Grove, Washington, Peoria Pekis, Bs,n-
reld Rlmwood, Knoxville. Gslesburg. Monmouth
and Burlington.
At Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jack somve, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets Tor Haunibal,
Quiacy and Keokuk, the most expeditions end rsliar
be route TO all portions Of Missouri.
AT sc Louis with Daily First Class 6t-ame1s for
New OFe ans and intermediate points the Lover
Mississ ippi and with regular lines VI packets su9
Kansas, st Joseph and all POINTS IN the Missouri
Tennessee, Cumberland and Arkans. Rivers.
Through Tickets can DC LrocUred TO al kastsYn
Railroad Ofices-st the Company's Oflces, - Dear.
born street, opposite the fremont House and he
Michigan Southern and Rock Dcpots, corner Of Va
Buren, amp Sherman SITS.
Responsible Baggage Men will be 1t the Depots b
all the vaTons lines coming into the city 70 cAsok
baggage through TO any POINT desired on the line.
A. II. AOORk, Superintendent.
L. Darling, Cent Agent. Chicago. Loc9od0