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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

BEAUTIFUL FIGURE.-Rev. Mr.. Barnes,
in his sermon Of Life at Three Score"
illustrates the magnitude of eternal
things as he approaches the end oflife
compared with those which ordinarily
occupy the attention Of mankind, 10y
the following beautiful figure:
The earth, as it moves in its orbit
from year to year, maintains its dis
lance of ninety-five millions of miles
from the sun and the sun, except
when seen through hazy atmosphere,
at its rising or its sitting, seems at all
times to be of the same magnitude
to human view an object always small,
as compared with our own world
But suppose the earth should leave its
orbit and make it's way in direct line
towards the sun. How soon would the
sun seem to enlarge its dimensions
How vast and bright would it become
How soon would it fill the whole field
Of vision, and all on earth dwindle to
nothing. So human life now appears
to me. In earlier years eternity ap
peared distant and small in importance.
But at the period OF life which l have
now reached. it seems to me as if the
earth had left the orbit of its annual
movements, and was making a rapid
and direct flight to the sun. The OBJ
jects of eternity towards which l am
moving, rapidly enlarge themselves.
They have become overpoweringIy
bright and grand. They fill the whole
field of vision, and the earth, with all
which is the common object Of human
ambition and pursuits, is vanishing
away :"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

HARVEY LEONARD

Is as certain OF being the next Sheriff
Of Scott county as that he now holds
that office. There is scarcely man
in Scott county who is not q firm
friend Of Mr.. Leonard, and there are
hundreds Of men, who, as a general
thing do not vote the Democratic tick
ct, will vote for Harvey Leonard every
time they can get chance. The
working men are friends to Mr.. Leon
ard-the poor remember him for his
thousand acts of kindness, his kind for.
bearance and his unboundcd benevo-
lence. He has the hearts of the PEG.
pie III his cause and they will vote 70,
no other man for Sheriff. For the
term Of years in which he has held Of
flee his conduct as an officer has eve
been above and beyond suspicion.-
Let every democrat and every frient
of Harvey Leonard speak out thei
opinions through the ballot box OF
Tuesday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
a SINGLE VOTE,

A single vote has been known to
change the complexion of political az
fairs in An entire State; one vote may
secure to the democratic party the as
cendancy Of power in the next Legisla-
ture il may be the means of electing
our Governor, and it may also be the
means of electing our United States
Senator. Think, then, fellow demo
Gratis, how highly important it is that
every democrat should be at the polls,
and not only vote yourselves, but en-
deavor to secure vote from some OF
your Republican friends. There are
numerous wavering ones in that party
persuade them to be the means of do.
ing the State service, instead Of lasting
INJURY; be on your guard and watch
the movements of the enemy; let not
a single democratic vote be lost OF
thrown away.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
~ DGE " ESUON.

The county affairs cannot be in safer
hands than Judge Wcston's His off.
cial conduct for the past two years has
proven that he understands the bust
ness of bis office and the wants of the
people of the county. Is it well, is it
prudent to shift him for lazy good for
nothing drone like Rufus Linderman
Is it policy or sound sense to take this
office from the hands of man whose
education and ability is of the first or
der, and turn it over to such a inani-
mate piece Of hun anity IA the Repub-
lican candidate isl We think not
and that the people think so too. Let
our County Offices be filed with able,
economical and energetic men, or the
people will rue it to the longest day Of
their lives. Charles Weston is the
man for County Judge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

~ Mr.. Burton, the commedian,
has superb residence at Glen Cove,
New York. A newspaper letter wri-
ter says:
His garden is worth going miles
to see. Plants, exotics, flowers of the
richest, rarest and most costly descrip-
ton here luxurate, blossom and bloom:
the finest green velvet is not more
soft than its grass plats, and the nicely
boxed borders of his flower beds show
the exquisite taste of its owner. Apple,
pear, peach, nectarine and plum trees
are here in numbers, ~ d he has at a
cost of some 5000, erected hot
house that looks more like the Crys-
tel palace than anything that have
seen. His grape vines are really won>
derfnl, and the grapes ore superb and
- big - the eggp Of . pigeon" Ta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

MOvFAT'S LIFD PILL'-The high and envied
AvA celebrity which this pre-. eminent Medicine has
acquired for is invariable ecacy In 81 the disc
which 1t processes to cure. has rendered the usual
practice OF .stena ious pnfng not only unnecessary
but unworthy Of them. They are known by their
fruits their good works testify for them, and thee
thrive not BY the fai Of the credul us In all
e OF cosver ess, dyspepsis bilious and liver sec-
tions, piles rheumatism, fevcrs and ague obstinate
hesdsches and all general deransem nts OF health,
these Pills have invariably proved . certain and
speedy remedy. single t'ial vii, place the Lite
Pills beyond the reach Of etiion In the ,tmate
Of every patient.
DR.. Mc6At's Pk9nix BItters will be found equally
emcacous In all cases OF nervous 'bility dyspep.
STA, headache tie sickness inciAent TO females In
selcste hea tn, and every kind Of weakness Of the
diRestive organs. For sale by DR. ". B. MOFPAT,
885 Broadway, and by Medicine Dealers and Drug
eists generally throughout the country.
sepl3.wly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

Ma. SPuRokoN's LAsr.-Mr. Spur
geon in preaching at Norwich last
week, INDUCED in some Of his chsrac-
teristic humor. Content" he says
smade our cup run over, while discon-
tent knocked the bottom out. The
story which had recently appeared in
the papers about his large fortune left
him was complete hoax; if he were
to have . guinea for every falsehood
told about him, he could build bis
great chapel very soon, and probably
have enough left for cathedral or
two.
Christian men sometimes fell terri
DIV foul of each other, like the two Eng
Iish ships which broadsided each 9th
er for hours in a mist without knowing
that the British flag was flying at their
mastheads. The lazy man vas one OF
the biggest sinners on earth if be did
nothing else he broke one Of Gods
greatest commandments. There was
. very strict Sabbatarian gardner who
was very hard upon bis master about
his observance Of the Sabbath. His
master said to him, "Why you break
the commandments yourself" "How!'
said the gardener, 81 don't work on
Sunday" NO." quoth the master,
"nor on any other day. Just repeat
the commandment" The gardener
obeyed, and when he came to "six
days shalt thou labor and do all that
thou hast to do" his master said,
"There, stop there that is AS much
part Of the commandment as that the
seventh day is the Sabbath
The sticking for sectarian distinc-
tions was as absurd as ifa hungry man
about TO eat some bread we're told by
q Churchman, No bread like the tin
Loaf" or by an Independent, mo bread
like the cottage loaf" or by a Metbo.
dist, "You must eat twists" The
hungry man would say, "Give me some
bread, and l will settle the shape after.
ward.' 1t jars somehow upon the
feelings to see the copious reports
which the country papers give of Mr.
Surgeons sermons" copiously inter
larded with slaughter"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
A Fifteen Million Franc Claim /.

Mr.. r. A. Parish, Of New York, says
that L ouis Napoleon owes him small
bill-fifteen millions of francs-and be
is now urging the French Emperor to
settle. The New York Tribune gives
the following account Of the origin and
character of this singular claim:
Mr.. Parish declares that he entered
into a verbal arrangement with NJ.
Fould, Minister of Finance, which
agreement was confirmed by the EN-
peror, to pay to the claimant fifteen
million francs upon his demonstration
of the existence Of y gold field similar
to that Of California, and accessible to
the French arms as soon as the French
flag could be raised in sovereignty in
any part Of the territory Indicated
lie alleges that his part of the under
taking was performed, and now de-
msnds payment. From private infor,
nation, which reaches US through an
apparently reliable source, it would ap-
pear that this extraordinary demand is
based upon some rather curious facts.
MIR. Parish, having devoted many
years to the study ofgeology and books
Of travel, came to the conclusion that
there were several virgin Ophirs 10
different parts Of the world awaiting
exploration, the richest being bidder
away somewhere in the Senegal region
in Africa. The French Government,
it is alleged, lent willing ear to this
tale, promised Mr.. Parish his fifteen
millions, sent out secret expedition to
the country, and has since that time
been engaged in removing the lucre
from their African California. That
the French have been very busy Of
late years in Africa we all know
whether, as stated, it was for the pur-
pose Of gold digging, and whether, As
has been iugeniously alleged, the ap-
prentice slave-trade was only a blind
for more profitable operation, remains
for Mr.. Parish to prove.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
ARE YOU At WORK

Democrats, are You, each and every
ene' doing your duty? There remain
out Two days more in which active la
Dor can be performed, and does it not
behoove every democrat to be at work:
TO be Iaboriug early and late for the
success OF the Democratic tickets On
tuesday is the day of election be at
your posts and meet the enemy hand
TO hand. Cease not nor grow weary
IN well doing, but continue the good
work until the last
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

sSore Throat Plague and Sore Throat
This qoality Of seizing hold and causing The expul
sion o. deprsved humors, is possessed BY no other
medicine thar BRANDRETR's Pulls. They operate
OILY upon the tissues involved in that is affected by
he disease. In fact. they seize upon those humors
ror SO much from preference natural affinity, be-
cause their life Is below that Of the surrounding
It's, and which, settling the tissues Of the tn oat,
is. around this throat region. produces sore
hr,a, sore throat plague, and the severe he .dache
I'd fever. Within an hour after four or six pills
are taken there is felt peculiar creeping In the part
affected, sort Of collecting up o. tho diseased hu
mors really for expulsion. No hurt weakening
effect can ever arise from their ute because they
cannot act upon healthy parts. Taken early they
prevent al organic diseases. Oh how iU 20 ,tant IL
sickn to use that medicine which only extnsuish
90 the disease, and leaves no evil fleets behind
Sold at Brandretb's Principal Once NO 2ss Oansl
street, New York, and by oil rsspec able dealers in
medicines. sep13-Gc,11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

The Whole World United !..Sick Fec
Dlos Think !..After which, Act!
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures book to fill;
THIS Is the case, the million say,
with the cures OF HerriCk' 3 Pill.
They come from East and North, and West,
And with clad ttdines the papers al,
Becauee they are the cheapest safest, best.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
mad,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves were laid
Were I. not for Herrick's Pill.
Fash pill With sugar is covered DER
A rare discovery Of matchless skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Until il. appeared in Hovrick'R PHI.
For years he's worked TO heal the sick,
with JOY clste his bosom ais;
For tens OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerYick's Pills.
-. HHRRIOK'S MATCHLFsS vRGET ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world with
their popularity. Over Ave millions Of boxes are
used annually giving employment TO eighty. ave men
and women TO put them up. Their cures are mum.
bcTed BY thousands-their praises on the tcngues Of
oil. Cttseos Of Davenport and elsevhere, have you
ever used themS Put up in English, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
. cents! nve boxes for 81. Sold EVERYWHERE.
mchI8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
Hair Dye-Hair Dye-heir Dye /!
VIM. A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYEi

WM "A. DAIOuELOh6 HAHN DIbI
The Original and Best in the World!
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided, II yon wish to escape ridicue
GRAY, RED, or wUsTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury 70 hair or skin.
FIRTERN MEDALS aud DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM Bachelor since 1889. and over
90 900 applications have been made to the Hair Of
his patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIM 4 Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not
20 be distinguished from nature, and Is WARRANT.
ED not to njure in the least, however loog II may
be continued and the I'll effects OF bad dyes RENE
died the Hair nvigorated for Life BY this splendid
Dye.
Made. sold or applied Tin private rooma) At the
viz Factory, 2's Broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and towns OF the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- the Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each box Of
WILLIAM BATOHBLOR,
July13-wt 283 Broadway, New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

THE burning Of the Lion Brewery. in
New York City. on Sunday night. proves to
have involved much more serious lose OF
property than was At fret supposed. There
was "a. 900 worth of grain destroyed, and
the entire loss 10 estimated 1t &27S 900
on which there 10 an insurance OF $lS5. OOO
In various Insurance Offices in that city,
The brewery was owned by Messrs. Albert
speyers d Co. Mr. Speyers promises to
co"'"ence the erection Of another brew ery
rs soon as possible.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OoFieg The % simmer thstAAs jus, pAssa1
svav, tbsusaD6s Of sufferers froo ayseniery 81
AsaFTh0s have ben relieved ~ the use Of Hos
letters Bitters, . medicine which b evidesry
destined 70 msintain permanent place in the psb-
lie esfimstion. bilious diaSrkOa 10 one Of those
diseases which bsAes the skin Of the phys!cisn.-
1hs medicine they sduinisier - o.. upon the bow.
els never sesm. 70 resch the Of the evil. The
difnculty 10 to get remedy that will reach i tie
digestive orgsns, and give tn m simultaneously .
rush Of visor, to rid themselves Of this disease
This problem Il SOLVED ~ NJ siTTIRs Oh:ch never
fails to conquer the most rtubcorn cases. 1t Il only
fair to say that during the sason just closed, this
medicine has achieved more curse tan any ether
ever presented 70 the pub r.. AMI during the fall.
In which tina terrible seourge the feve' and ssue Is
50 prevalent, the EITTERs viii gain fresh fame.
sod by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
n See advertisement 10 another column.
oct1 .touov1
$500 4 Y8AR.-Wanted an ACTIVE, HONEST
nan 10 every county In the States, to travel and
canvas for the NEW YoAK OaA mos - beautiful
y illustrated monthly journal. 10 suitabae, ACTIVE
men, salary Of $500 per year and small commits
sion viii be paid. Address
O. ?. BRI1Tos, Publisher, 90 Beskman s.. n 7
yaDll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

e James T. Hogaue, the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Office of Couu-
.ty Surveyor, is most amply Qualified
to fill that position-much more a.
than his competitor. He IL seork;no
democrat, asd will never be found
wanting. Prepare your votes for ia.
It. Hogsne.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
Winter. .as.r0ss Qesoseesf,

- UUVOC0 01o oo00 w UoOUV8S
Nm and after Monday Aug. 22i, 1869, and mt
Ofurther notice trstns will leave RocA islaad daily
Sundays excepted, o. follows:
lst natl train ~ 1876 y
I'd freight 9l6 4 y
"a night express 66OP. II.
fraias arrive q Rosk Islaad daily, esndays 81.
copied, - follovs:
Let night express ~ 90 4. n.
ID freight trains q 4.l5P. n.
ID mail train ct SOP. II.
Al trains this road are In direct exion q
Ohicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
Michigan Central, PitsLuYg, Fort wayne and Chica-
g BAH Road 70 and from Detroit. Toledo.
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Psls, Albany. New Yorh,
rhisdeiphis, Baltimore and Washington. Also Al
La6slle with trains Of the Illinois Central Aoad-
North 70 0aisns and South 70 st. Louis and Caro a
which places tickets can be procured Of
w. D. 0remoelle, Ticket Agent,
Agents, =. =. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the ssity OF givinl
distinct directions 70 tho destination Of their bag
oaSe also 70 procure tickets before taking their sea:s
IN the cars the conductors collect fares only 70 Sta
tons the limo Of the Chicago Rock Island railroad
JOHN ?. TRACY, Superintendent.
W.H. WHnnAH, Asst 0up't.
1ook Island. Sept. ?. 1870 tdtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
Wigs-WigS+WigS.

BATCH1LOR'5 Wigs and Toupses snrpsss ALL
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting TO . charm--no turning up behind-no
shrinking on the head indeed. this is the only es-
tabishment where these thing, are properly UNDER
stood and inads
Jull3y-w1v 238 Broadway New York,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

AZ. divorce docket Of the Supreme Cour,
nov IN session IN Providence. X / contains
e'goty-tnrss Psfi.ioas for the relesse from
maessmooy. The Court appears determ;nsa
70 keep up With tie buaiaesa aad In 4 sinsIs
hour rsooved the yoke iron ~ nesIs -
twelve dlseouteoted eouplea, "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
Follow tho n light.

No matter who you are, what your
lot, or where you live; you cannot af
ford to do that which is not right. The
only way to obtain happiness and
pleasure for yourself is to 10 the right
thing. You may not always hit the
mark ; but you should nevertheless
always aim for it, and with every trial
your skill will increase. Whether you
are to be praised or blamed for it by
others; whether it will seemingly make
you richer or poorer, or whether no
other person than Yourself knows OF
your action; still always, and in all
cases, do the right thing. Your first
lessons in this rule will sometimes seem
hard ones, but they will grow easier
and easier, until after doing the right
thing will become habit, and to do
wrong will be an impossibility.
Curious CALcULArIoN.-A French
man, none but a Frenchman would have
done it-has taken the trouble to CAL
culatc the portions Of a long life really
employed in work Of any kind, and
this is the result:
lie supposes his subject to be hale,
vigorous man, of ~ years of age.
Allowing eight hours on an average
for sleep-that deducts at once "a
years.
For dressing and undressing on ris-
ing and going to bed: washing, shaving,
DC, half an hour daily, makes II years.
Then two hours daily for meals
(this is an excess of one half for
Americans, who bolt food,) count up
six years.
Love making. according to the cal
culation, will average one hour daily,
or three years.
For society. idling, theatres, gossip
ping, balls, play-three hours more
up to nine years.
Finally, the ordinary maladies Of
childhood-the accidents and diseases
of mature age-like cause, will deduct
two hours on an average, making six
years.
So that, in conclusion, one hale,
Hearty man Of 72 years, has in fact not
been able to employ in the positive
occupations of industry more than 224
years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
A Card.

The under isnsd, bel, about TO take up his abode
1t Argyle near the city Of Le Caire 1t lesst TIL he
can get good tenant for rgyie Cottage aud appur.
ensnce- will refer oil persons who wish to get good
dwellings cheap. to whist r, Ftq, Who Is to be
found in one Of my dvellings in Ead's Row.
September ~, 1859
sep2b C. DADS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
NEW ADV'RTISEM'TS


MOUNT EkNON.
A LErrRs FROM H0n. Inward EvsRsfr.
To the Pn1itsAe-s.
Bosros, June sts. isss
0ENYLEMBu The box containing the view OF
MOUNT vGKNON arrived yeste. dav. an great.
~ OBLIGED to you this specimen Of print
ing 10 c,lore which more than Any other. endesvs
itsef to the heart Of the countr, l. vo,thy Of A.
tent,on q successful attempt to plac. works VI art
Of this Kind within the reach Of tn great mass Of
the e'mn'n''' IsS n,:, s ss:s,.
Very RESPECTFULLY yours
EDWARD IvERHf1
NOTICES OF TEE PREas.
A splendid view Il Mount Vernon whish excels
any eng aving 81 the place We hsve before SEM
l. Is nced to b, BY far the mo- tyuthsu and
striking representation Of n unit Vernon taas has
bsen presented TO the pobaic II Is s1ecuted in oil
colcrs, after IN Rngish style Of printing, knovn
Is said only 70 one men In this county, and never
believe attempted -Norfo1 Day Deek, ".
We hors IT may .do.n sns .as Of each donie,!
likeness Of Wsshingtsn's home awaken fresh love
for hts memory, his virtues and bis c1sntYy.-At.
holly Herald, N.
1t vii mate . beautiful ornament for the porloy.
Petersburg Espress, Ve.
It 10 . beautiful view Of Mount Vernon; II has the
appearance Of an elective water Color Drawing
end ould richly adorn parlo'.--/Srsey's DeilS
Press.
II 10 Cheap st doutls the money - Usi0~, Plsis-
fed. N j.
It 10 decidedly the bet one In exgstence.-P0vi
| Citation OhjO) Democrat.
This .in,s are very brilliant snd the picture 10 moi
only striking one, but must become popular =
SundCy Dispafeh.
| The subscribers have Just issued Q picture o
MOUNT VERNON. printed In PIFTREN OIL DOL
ORS, by new and improved process. BY which pic
lures that have heretofore cost from - to Is.
be furnished for atty cents The s1, Of our onsra-
wing 10 IS b. 20 inches, - super calsodsrsd heav,
plate paper.
We have also just Published view Of the Cspi
toll ct Va. hing on, IN the same style - IT Vernon
Price Fifty Cent?, postage paid TO any part Of tn
United States. J. H. Bryan 90
| ll2 South Third street. Phpa ielphis
| ~ Agents wanted In Every County tnrougt on
| the Union Semi and get copy. OCT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09

Hon. GsAsTLsr DEeKELEY. the famous
English hunter, was " Kansas City On the
Esd ult.. Nth bic party IT men and dogs.
about ready to atart for the Plains. on .
two months husting expedition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-09
RAILROADS


4isslssippi & Missouri r. 3.
tssins run By Chicsgs time, which !, tvsevs min.
utss feeter tAsa Davenport ti0e.
~ and ahss Monday, April ilth. 1853. and snsn
~ further notses, trains VII leave DevsupoSe sce
1essasns, Columbus City, Washingson asd lave
At Express and Nail Train u so
Trains viii lssve Dsvsnposs Tor OAsesse daily. Gun
lays sxceptsd - follows:
lst Nail frain, II 10 10 A =
d Dxprsss Train, d s9S =
Trains errivs st Dsvsapess aaily, CDa,1ays szsss
SnoH TnE SAsS.
lst Dxprsss Train q o95 A.,
- NAH Tram, at SIS =
vnon fnI west.
lot NAH frain. ~ go -
frsiAs run BY Chicago time. which istwelve min
ates faster than Davenport time.
AZ trains ont Of Davsoport VIII aass connscssone
Of Columbs City, Warrington sud Iowa City With
Ne western stage Co's ssagss for al points West.
The Pa0enge9 Train connects q nock lsland With
0Aicaso Rock Iaand Railroad trains for oil points
East, North and South.
Paseenesss ase reminded Of he necessity ef0iviag
distinct diseson - 70 NE destination Of theas ~
Os. ase before takins hss seaAsoa
Ne
N. b. The Morning C0lo NJ train for he Dsst
eounecte q Joliet with trains on the AchiGsn Cen.
Eal : at the Junction with trains on the Pt'ts.
burg, rt Wsyne Chi.sgo = Z; st Chscaso With
trains on the Michigan Southern and Michigan o..
tSAi ksi Aoads.
a0rls JOHN =. TRACY. sups.