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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05

DIED.
In this city, Oct2 Sarah Jane, daughter of Smith,
20 yrs mos.
Funeral this afternoon at 81 o'clock in the Vestry of
Central Church Friends and relatives invited to at
tend.
In Faribault Sept 6, Edward Camp formerly of Web
ster, "a
In South Norfolk, Conn, Sept 20, Ethan PendletOn SO
yrs mos The deceased has resd in Norfolk for forty
eight years, the husband of fifth WIFE, and the IA
Their of sixteen children
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BY A. +. PECK, AUCTIONEER
A S G N E L $ S A L E
LARGE STOCK
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
LARGE STOCK

VIII be sold at Public Auction Mt the Store lately oc-
cupied by Hallet Morgan, in Norhboro, commencing
at o'clock M, on TUESDAY the 9Th day of October
tine entire stock of Goods contained in said store con
sisng of Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Boots and
Shoes, Earthen Ware, Hats and Caps, Books Buck Nit
tens and Gloves, Cutlery, Lime, Cement. Paints bbls
Linseed Oil, Sperm and Whale OIL Dbl Fluid rs calls
Turpentine, Stuart Syrup,2 bbs y. o Moasses Porto
Rico Moasses chests Tea, Salt Sugars Specs Soaps
Cotees, Plaster Farming Tools, Us bush Corn Rye and
Corn Meal $50 Grain Bags lot of Gunnv Bags set Hav
Scales lot of Charcoal Iron Safe, Office Desk, Show
Case Stove and Fixtures, Counter Scales and variety
of Store Fixtures, together with large miscellaneous
stock Of Furnishing Goods; also air Of Horses Wag
uns, Sleigh, Sled Cart, Harnesses &C, &c. The
above goods will be sold in lots suit purchasers
Terms Cash. WIN. 5. DAVIS, 1..i.,,o
A. MCF. DAVIS, ASslslees-
Northboro', Oct. |, 1866 dtf "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05

SALE OF REAL ESTATE-By License
~ of Court, will be sold Public Auction on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the nineteenth day OF October
next at ten OF the clock in the forenoon, the following
described parcels of Real Estate belonging
OF Elbrldge II. simmons late of Worcester deceased to
witt the Real Estate situated the easterly side
Chatham Place, called, in said Worcester bounded
westerly by said Chatham Place, sOutherly by land OF
willard Cheney easterly by land of Daniel Goddard and
norhery by land Of Paine Aldrch being the same prem
ises formerly occupied homestead by the said Sim
mons Also one other parcel of Real Estate, situated
the westerly side OF Fruit street. in Said Worcester
tanning about sixty hundred svuare feet being the
same conveyed to the said Simmons by Z. r. Esabrook
by deed dated Nov Is A. D. 1857 and recorded in the
worcester County Registry book 500 page 2O6 which
deed reference may be had for full description said
premises The above Estates will be sold from
cumbrace except the rights of the widow
EAIELINE d. SIMMONS
EXecutriX of Last Will and Testament Of Ell ridge II
Simmons.
Worcester, Sept. a. 1860 s24 d3w
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Notrtes.
ME ORIGINAL AND CELEBRAT-
ED AMERICAN MAN IN MINIATIrRE
q e II er al Tom Thumb
Washburn Hall, for Three DAYS Ou,x;

Two entertainments each day commencing at and IA
O'Clock; doors open half hour previous. The Cen
era appears in his wonderful Songs Dances limitations
orecian statues, &C. &C., assisted by Nr. W. TOMLIN
the great English Baritone and Bufo from the nobtys
concerts, London, Mr.. W DEVERE, the eminent Amer-
can Tenor and Mr.. c. G.. TIrCOMB, brilliant Pianist.
VINO VIII appear in choice selections from the most pop
utaF operas OF the day forming rare combination Of
l4ient Admission day entertainment 25c, children
eer ~ years be- evening l5c children under years.
~ reserved seats 25c. The general rides his
IN ~ from the Lincoln House to the Hall previ
"ils 70 eacH entertainment.
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MA k RIED
DIED.

In Hubbardston by Rev IL Parmenter Spenser Frost
If Ashburnham to Mary II lamb of Westminster
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05

Tickets 25c. Doors open at O'Clock, to commence
at S. GEO ID. HALE Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05

N- The best seats reserved for ladies, and ladies will
gentlemen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05

WOODEN CARDS cd hand, in fair or
~ dorl WANTED, -say-two LIST Breaker, IS in. or
IN; two I'd Breakers, a. in. Al; Condenser, 40
m. Address Melville Manufacturing Company, Mill
vile, Mass DIST o5
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miscellaneous.

WALLET LOST-S5 REwARD-A
Wallet containing about $50, was lost in this city,
the road to Spencer, Tuesday forenoon. The
er'sname, Lewis Casevant was inside some papers.
The owner will give five dollars any who will re-
turn it TO him at Spenaer, leave it at this office
line NAV be addressed through the post Office TO LEWIS
CASEVANT Spencer. d3ts %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05
The largest stock and the greatest variety OF
Painted Window Shades and Fixtures,
Always on hand. Every one can be suited
FANCY GOODS

Terra Gotta, China, aud Parian Vases Match Safes
Cigar Holders, statuetes &c,,a splendid assortment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05
Special 3lotlees.

The best Pictures in the city the most reasonable
prices made at the Union Art Gallery 1871 Main
street. au20 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05
PAPER HANGINGS.

From the celebrated mandatory of Cornelius Baker
shall continue to be in receipt of these Goods the
new patterns out at all times keeping on hand the
best stock to be found in the city, and at the lowest
prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-05
"TRIP HAMMERS For SALE CHEAp.-

Il Wheel Shafts with journals and wild cats well Mt
ted Hammers with good husks and wort, stock seven
Anys Also, two good Shafts for breast wheels, with
good journals well fitted. Apply to Milville Manufac-
turing Company, Mlville, Mass. dot o5
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13
lfE11,pTH1 Ia aJfUI


The high and enyied celebrity which these
ipyMariabla M efficacy. in III the dieesses which
EbfHheY pr9ieMss 90 to cpre, hAe rendered The usual
practice OF putting net only nnneseisafyy5 .bat
fruits; stheirjgoed ScsA toestltsprthem. and
they thrive not by che faith Of the credulous. 1
I I'm ALL CASESO OF 4ytlyasa. 1aa 4ltsss-
r; ;shess!!'sasss., 4teCtissx tks Bls19ea oan'
h'snes StaIs'as fsre,s and Lsnsr ytosotainss.
pro sail tfey will be found lnvaluableta Plant
Fefs, Earmcfsend aeshers who once use these
fM edicines, will never Afterwards be without
Fthem! y - ssalrg nt1a5 3d3 a3&S 81 haFsiia
sDyspepsia.-2Nt No person with this diatress-
|ane dfsease should celny using tkese medicines
mne nv E,aptt NJ H.. I'm. Etystaelds,
fsats's.cy ~ fsver md -4gue. For this srourge
Of the Western country these medicines viii be
'ound y safe. speedy .and certain remedy. 9th
er medtcinesleave the system subject to re !.
surn OF the o'lisease-a cure by there medicines
ls perm anent. TRy TAEx, BE sATIsFIED, AND
Mrrcnrta' Dixeases.-Never fails to evsd-
ieate entirely all the effects Of Mercur, inf
ntesIy sooner than the most powerful prepare
tion Of Sarsaparilla.vs -
Night Ssoeats: Gsrsovs e1.7ay, Nsrroys Cn.-
ssgs ess q ths Hsast, Pa:nt1r's rfA li:. aisg
PLies.-The original, proprietor. of these
medicines was cured OF Piles Of rs years stand
ing by the ME Of these Lite Medicines alone.
Worms Of all kinds are effectua:lyi oxpallcd
by these Medicines. Parents will do we'll to
administer them whenever their exi tence is
suspected. Relief will he,certain. 81 NJ ~.
THE LIFE PILLS AND gPHoeNIx BITTER
Purity the blood, ,and Thus remove all ,liseas,
from the system. "A single trial will place the
lFElPlL1.S.and PHOENIX BITTERS beyond
the reach OF competition in the estima ation 81
every PATIENT .io.- tay- Sol iby 1aia22 5S3
= SIH9!a .t DIR. WILLIAM Il MOFE.T..lN
as5 Broadway, cor, Worth St., New York and
Eby all Druggists. -. i7G-ly
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13
r,lE, 81 RN1l RN1 "a 6siEiks' 2 3 'of'1IUMIL-

.o5a. IIY' .aoSy /
The sollowins, Stralhhtsd rom the cor
man Of Pratzel, needs no praise from us.
slt.eauasS rs DosA wis4 it: ~ ~ sI
As &tsaus slothea thu world assinln shad;
A sultan walked Wiz proud and s,a.el :!
lhAsat tSIa:. hi. sJo,.. d palm, ,;.ai aln.s,,
Looked suddenly Z dervish in tho face;
Who ealnlyss.. n, earnest contemplation
And lost in thought, upon the nossy
geas,s ground aoH
II seemed tolbs hislonly occupation
To turn y human skull around and round,
Tho sultan !. shis melting was surprised,
ai.stAnds ooldlye asked, with sn expressive
=a2.1 inien, .s'sS2 r' , IT, r. Es-aag
As ii The humble thinker hs dsspisedr 81
-'s I, What in the empty bone was to b seen !
IL Irfaspdr my liege, when day was scarcely
brsaking,"s ~. gad : u
Replied lie Priest, .,a'the skull you here
"sasAv.u' sAss 1886 sah.aaaM- bGa
But hswsoesser my brains n,yl Eve since been
rsk'ne,ogg ii bg9 alw
Cannot succeed its problem 70 unfold.
What, spite Of a'l ny thought and calcula-
ton, s'''g s'ass4 s22'7
cannot fathom, sire, is simply this:
N;d < nro,,d sultan, own this decoration.
So Or . poor dervishs only ca!lit his ?''.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13
COMB 1NATlON CUsH,ONs!

NOTICE.
~ TO allwhomr it may c6Sncern. The un-
designed will make application ut the next
term OF the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State OF Minnesota to be held at
keti Wing. in ga id county. on the Sd Monday
OF June, 1890: for tho vacating of 80 much
OF the town plat Of the town OF Wacoota, in
ridian street. in said town. being aif Of thu,
portion Of said town that liesir township No.
ll3, north Of range Is west.
GEORGE W. BULLARD.
Proprietor.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13
& TERMS OF! SUBSCRIPTION.

M ASTHMA. LIEF E; the .sa 1EzRAks FsRASslsi r.
CokE OF this distressing complaint, }, use
%. ZEN DTS
BRONCHIAL. - OLGA ARETTES
Mnds BY G. b. SEYMOUR q co, 1o7 NAssAu
STREET, n. T. "a g - s-s e {
Pfice. q. per box sent free BY post.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13
.'NISG9lE!LEAIslHVfF0bS.

4 DYERT1SE. ADVBRfisI. BRT19E
/ "a s!tN truth, uniyerslly Admitted, in tkis
aos, thts no man in.aDy bnsinoess scsA u ste-
cessfal unless he aivertses literally, and
makes eSMsslf and his business known to the
people, II my body is.so foolish as~to doubt
and look ground :hia,.o look sst HE sne}ghbors
in busmess-mark the nereh haM 70 IL con
tinually occupied in making himself known
! LYSH stGkSss aNlsaGe os tAEaysat REEst
public opinion, the Press. to render himself
popular and his advantages for doing busines.
hundreds Of newspapers and on thousands Of
cards, handbills DO; whose wide-awake pe@.
icy II continually gaining him 81 notofiSty.ss
Compare him with that slow -go-no-go old
(carmudgeon, whey never aaw his name in print,
who sits bohfndi his dusty dsek, IS tho dusty
corner Of his dusty grocery3 wsitisg for cus-
tonera, like an old bottls-belliod SPIDER, who
has b,.ilt his web in an sobssure corner Of a
[dilapidated smoke-hdnse, i and sits watching
and waiting in vain for flies. 81 Mark the dull
look about his door, blocked up by empty dry
goods boxes, or,lamented once in while by i,
piece of blue 'drilling or rusty calico but
much oftener proving resting place for u
crowd Of lazy, loqpging loafers. who always
resort TO the store Of man who does not al!
versisc, becanse they know there is no danger
OF being disturbed by customers. See the I'D
vertfsing merchant! lie becomes acquainted
With axerybody, builds up a large business,
gets rich before he is too old to eIioy riches,
and,s ,setires, leaving largo and remnnerative
business to his sons and faithful clerks; while
he ENJOYS himself and his wealth, the honore,l
leader Of everX.pro4reseiveg1nov the
digniaed president Of @esery society and
lazsociatipn, and perhaps the incumbent, Of the
most honorable and respoasible, offices in the
State, - - - - - ~ I :. - . "a
+ lsee again yonr non advertiser, who ki5ol.sh,y
thinks people never read ,she advertiseme.- I
Icolumn of newspaper Sec him, we say,
droning out one or two years Of dull business
in placs, always comp planning Of hard times
and ver making q larger sale than pound
Of candles OF bar Of soap, and then moving
| TO some other town, 8 some better business
point and meeting with the same result there
again removing; and so3knocking. a5ont from
pillar TO post, like fvecent travelling mcn-
agerie, whose whole establishment consists OF
a half-starved poSsum and a sore headed coon
| bob tailed monkey sandla !squint-eyed wild
cat and so go on till he, dies, mourncd by
no one, aud only remembered US d; 'sr relic q
barbarism." Look aroa nd you, enumerate the
merchants Of your acquaintance. and STE il
this is not 9 People won't trade with mar
that don't advertise, because they don't gen.
orally know him and besides, they know thai
a man who is not cnterprising enough to al
vertise, can't afford to sell as cheap rs his NOR,
active competitors, that do. 'TUa
Then advertise,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13
r is whispered in high political CIR
o!es that should Edward Everett be
elected Woe President, tie public
printing will be awarded to Bonner's
Ledger: s1s aasii9 / aT'

- :; If Mr.. Seward is not nominated.
,,cs boItsis cesdva',ce.s > IN. Y. C1u:;er.
(before Chicago.)
1--WE bow to tire nomination., bow
with cheerfuln"s~, and will give it our
heapsy support. N. Y C1xyiicr, (at.
ter Chicago.)
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13
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f.. a.t ~ % nosA1HD AT aa satrsssx4
Chicago; New York. P.iladelphia.u zAlhsns,
Bnftalo: tClevelana and Detroit. Svhola sls,
good through the litire chain ofse Ven. ctlloecs
CONsOLlDATl0N Of * Br, an, 4 stratten:s
Mercantile ColleasrE and - Beltt. .Cemmcre;,e
College," now conducted as one Institution.
wlas h is the recipient Of an extraordin.1y and
unprecedented patronage.
Larmon Block Corner Clark and Washington
" q Streets, CnlcAGo. .-;S.5.4
H. B. bRYAkT,-... 4ELL,...H. D. sTRATIoN 8,
IN -. Principals and Proprietors. 20
BY this consolidation the collegiate course Of
this institution is greatly enlarged and With
she improvements which the business expert
|ence OF the Principals ena bles them constantly
TO introduce for the be.left Of their. students,
It is made greatly superior in all Tespe. ts.I
o First Premiums Awarded TO this CsNeees
At the late United States Fair in Chicago, for
Best BUsiNrss PENxASsPIr and for BssTBeok-
KEEPING. aIs.5A2l2I y '''...- a9ja&sil
Departments If Bookkeeping and Accounts.
Organized and conducted upon the corex11,so
Roon system, the Halls OF study being ftted
in REAL BUsixiss, and The student at once in
tIoduced to the practical workings snd routine
OF business rs conducted in Banks, Counting
Rooms, RAILROAD .Omces, etc. -, Z
oe ny sReciai arlsneement with the Law Schools
which are n our College Rooms :sseSns eSq sta o
dents are privileged to attend all tfs lectures
in this department.. and to- receive inttruction
in this important branch oft coasee, sfflm
the able. accomplished aid learned rrofeseor~
Of thst School; and it affords AZ much oraiif-
cation to be enabled to offer Them these Ex-
TRAoRDINARY AND SUPERIOR XDvAkfxsEe.ifft Il
"8PE!. cERlANn seErMAi SHIP,
his famous ssystum-=tke BtsTs known trI tie
/: - Circular and Catalogue Of SO pages fur
nished gratui.ously on tsppiicati en- itr lherun-
dersigned.t .aBH1AN7, Bell 4 S11A11oH.Ia
LEN0v.l2, 1903. l:as II 5aniW hssi 10 AL yl
llW .25l PHI HllaADEtRH1A.i.Io rUo 5e
. BsAeyclent 1netitution seesb!irhedb byuspcc-
;;s'isi, Endowment, 5sr the Relief, Of the Sick
!; - and Distressed, afflicted with 'virulent and
sEpidemic Dtyeaser, and especially for sheCdre
Diseases Of fehe,sexuaie,re eanssli oJaj iiiw
~ EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, nbys the
Ac:inE Surgeon 2teall whoapply ny letter, with
habits OF life, DC. andi Id case emo pow,
Vfty. Medicines furnished ffes ofchArge. 80
GSsvALuABLR RH4URTS on eopern atorh1sa.
and other DlseatetIofthe Sexual streane, ana on
the NEW REMEDIES employed In thsDikren.
sry, sent to tho afiicted III seaietl letter ieAve
ops. free Of charge. Two OF thras Stamps for
postage will be acceptsbls.9va. % ntns 9itt NJ
2 Address. DIR. JssSKIL LIN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, Howrrd Association; No q
South Ninth Street, sPhiladelpha, Pe:n by
GEO 0.iFA1RCHILD, Sec. EZRAD. HHART
WE'LL Pres, $780,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13

4e''s Lou How to attend upon the sick,
~ n and how to cook tcr then, /;
now now TO prepare Poultices,
Drinks, &C., and how to
guard againstihfsction.fr from
r. rou. contagious Diseases.
~ Gus Lou " the various diseases of
z I>;1GG<, i jChildren, and aiSessthe best
ana simplest mode Of treat
ment during Teething Con-
raa..1,~,,,.- yWalsions, Whoeing- Cough,
!, r.,,, Ri. ". ~ ~ rNeaccination Measles. &c:
~ Aeiis lou Ihe symptoms of Croup. In
.fs9T.g # .f,s8 ,tantpm, Cholera Collie, Dia-
rhoea, Worms Scaled Head
Il - 4 Hlngworm Chicken Pox. &c
and gives yon the best rene
Il Tells You The symp toms ofoa ~ rovs, ~
1nague, and Bilious, yellow,
~ -Fs ayphus, Scarlet and other
Feve,s, and gives you the
best and simplest comedies
>. for their cure.
~ AeiIs 1ou Ihe symptoms Of Influenza 4.
~ consumption, Dropey, Gout.
Uyspepsia, Asthma, Rhreu
matism, Lnmbago; Er vsipe-
las, &c, and gives you the
:. u-u :, pest remedies for their cure.
IL Iells You The symptoms Of Cholern
-5-s'H - Morbus. Malignant Cholera,
small Fox, Cramp, Dysente-
I8Tgsn tt es..s a.3 ~, Diseases OF the Bladder.
Kidneys and Liver and the
best remedies for theirscuro.
It Tells You The symptoms of Pleurisv.
As2s M"mps, Neuralgia. Paraiy-
:-5a1 af s,s: ApoP!exy. the various
iss3} Diseases Of the rhroaL. Ear
zaAt ana Eye; Teeth, and the
r. nv pest remedies for their cure.
IL Aens 1ou The symptoms, of ,Epilen.v
Jarndice. Piles, Diseaseslo 81
aEsf ne Heart. Rupture, Hcmorr
hage. Venereal Diseases and
r ''aE 20 Hydrophobia, and gives the
=. M best remedies for their cure
II ie'l' lou The best and simplest treat
smsnt for Wounds: Broken
Bones and 5Dislocutions. Fe !
/ yer Sores. Sprains, Lockjaw.
White Swellines, Ulcers.
: '7 5o Whitlows, Boils, Scurvy.!
r.. Burns and S.rofala.
IL Tells You VI the various diseasss pecu.
!'ar to Women. and a vcs the
oest and simplest remedies
5Fsa 10Y their cure, together with
, many Valuable hints for the
1s']' 80 preservation Of the health. |
The work is written IN plain l.n, =.
from medical terms, 70 - To b easily nnder.
stood, while its sim PIE recipes may soon ssv.
you many times the cost o7 the book. T. "a
printed in clear and open tyre IL illustr.ted
with appropriate engravines, and viii ba for-
warded TO your address, neatly bound and
postage paid, on receipt Of s1.oo. g
$1,000 A YEAR can Cal. ,be made ;by .n,.,- -
prisinR men everywhere. IN selling the above
WORK, ss our Inducements to all sueh are yarv
For single copies Of the Book, or for "a nm. =
sesn.e, with other information, apply TO or
addrsss JOHN r. POT TER, Publisksr. -
8 no. oi7 sansom' 'strset, Philadslphia, Pa:
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13

[NOTTCE =" ,.si,lI;'lE'gt .E-
Any person hereafter cutting pines or Other
ted 70 Tie fu1l extent of the law. And i will
pay fifty dollarsI to any one furnishing evidence
sufficient to convict any person Of such tres:
pass All the pines between Wacoota and
Westervelt are on my land.a There are plenty
Of pines IN the other eide Of the Jake for al
iiq.. aasa5 F-aasG GEO:gW. BULLARD.
December ~, 1889. l17tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13

Tox HyER is an active Lincoln man,
and WAS the leader Of a grand pro
cession AZ Chicago on the night fol.
lowing the nomination. ~
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13
I # II R4IDRaADS,I Fl I'll


1853 AT 1850
8 Kl'Al.s !. 8 N D 81
~ sss sxs 3 1Isas IS ra1~ sa1s 20 e z.ssa
t. e. cfo..st ID 9. .ss se.E..s Ra','o.A
Sn'Ta With IT'S ccoodttftdtcTft1ts, sfiAla
SoEsso ssos ,Is aITsas KIT
IS e1'gs;s:s ss!shsss .ss sn,z t,s. 3
Toledo, Pittsburgh ssNss f6ri,
s,s!.. .s,sx9.r s5,ss i Boston, points
's-Taa ss East and south. ...s ...' y s5 st
Two Rxprsas Train. a dsilys isunday Except
Cd leave. "a Crosse on the; 4srrival of the
morning and evening boats from g; Paul con:
Milwaukee Railway steameras and ,traips on
the Milwaukee and chieago Railroad. - 80 !
Ea3ns4aaay bfa8 f:i9 .fs5a:aursa.;.i s: sss.yaa
The Minnesota Packet Company's Stea,nsrs
Milwaukee, Itssca and Ocean Wave, leave st.
Paul every morning, (Satnrdays- excetted. J
connecting ct La Crosse with the 1906 "A. n.
Train. i.af>,la5s i 80 -
Passengers by that train will arrive ut Mil
vaukee at -sosasss morning, sever, ,honrs and
thirty JHmiAn 20 II advance of theP Prsifi6-du
9hien Route and at Chicago ut 2.l6 same nf-
ternoon. four hours and thirty minutes in I'd :
vance of anv other Ioute!l
Iaf STHeS l9tTt9tI ast5 70 n5I3t aGn i, sal
b The steamsrs Key City: Grey Eagle. North
leave St. Paul every afternoon, connecting al
La Crosse, with the Am. train next morn
fhe' ;aasob sli5 no Esaa3 H. 7sje7sslss s--s!
Passengers by thatrtrasn sr!ive i'm bMi,vau
kee at $50 T. NJ. eighteen hours in advance Of
the Prairle du Chen route, and in ClicsRo, ssa
isosame me evening ia ,a&ise1 Z. fig9s2
TWELVE HOURS IN ADVANCE or Xn1 e
tss'''a 'aFal9& os OTHER ROUTES N 4aifad
AND NO NIGHT7TRAvEL oNbrHE Scars
!; Beware of statemepte made by the jseentslo
the Prairie du Chien M ! route, claiming that th,
miles less to Cticago than by the Prairie d.
Chen ronte as they are false. and OILY inadl
to !dkeceiYe the the travelling pablo. ii ss;,e
The facts are chat the Ladcros.s Yourtasr !,
fMi!wagkee2 isas6 miles tho shortest: and stt
GMcSgo i g miles the shortest, and q
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FARE AT. ALL TIMES, AS Low AS :BNANY
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- Baggage checked from Ia Cros.e &
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eaving La Crosse at 1908 AM
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Agents at Red Wing.
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laIJOHN CHAMBERLAIN Travelling Agent
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