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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-17
MARRIED.,

On the evening of Feb. 9th, 1850, ia this city, by
the Rev E. l.. Belden, Mr.. JOHN SEILER jr., to
Miss NANCY RAMsAY-all of Auscatine
On Wednesday evening, Feb. 8, 1860, by the
Rsy MIR. Psntzer, Mr.. LEWIS W. SMEs, Of Adair
county, Mo, to Miss ELIZABETH A. BIELBY, Of
Muscatine county, Iowa.
The usual kind remembrance accompanied the
above notice, for which the donors will accept our
thanks and good wishes.
Feb 18th, 1860, by Rev. E. w. Twining, at the
residence of Rev. Jno. Harris, Mr. LEWIS QUINN
and Miss MARY A. HARRIs-all of Washington.
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To the Farmers OF iowa and
Western Illinois rra

T1HE undersigned having opened Agriculture
Z i Ware Rooms on Front Street, near STEMS no
tel, in the city of Museatine. prepared to furn
ish the Farmers Of Iowa and Western Illinois wit
all kinds of labor saving machines for agrrcultu
raj purposes for which produae Of all kinds vii
be taken in exchange. Ea4 ass r .3fsa
The Subscribers viii be found at Stein $ Hstel
for the present, where all orders will BE- Received
and promptly attended to. ~ p -
BUMBERGER, GRISWOLD & 90.
Muscatine, Feb. ], 1s60.-tf
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

EHROM the subscri Der, living in Wilton town
T. ship, in this county, about the middle of oc-
tcber, four head of cattle described as follows.
2 steers, abou years old. one entirely black the
other red with a white mark on bis Torch cad and
hind feet white, one trindle steer aged about 2
years and heifer about years old, spotted red
ard white. reward of fv dollars will be paid
to any prison who will inform the undersigned OF
tn air " sabouts. JOHN BROWN
a Fab lO---yim ..a- -tlatt
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Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills!
The Whole World United!
SICK PEOF l. E, T H I N K!

AFTER WHICH, ACV.
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures q book to fill;
, This Is the case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrick's Pill.
Thew come from kass, and North. ard West,
And with glad tidings the papers fill,
Because they are the cheapest, safest, best,
And superior to others 10 Horrick's Pill:
From Plants, and Flowers they're made;
Tho, always cure-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves were laid,
Wee it not for Herrick's Pill.
Each Pill with suga is coated Ger
rare discovery of matchless skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Until it appeared in Herrick's Pill.
: For wears he's WORKED to heal the sick,
With Joy elate his bosom lis:
eg Tor tens Of thousands now rejoice -,
.,.s At the msgis powers OF Berrick's Pills.
r -HERRIcK's MATCHLFSs VEGETABLE
giNILY PILLS have inunG ated the world with
their pop alarity Over i've million boxes are used
annually, giving employmest to eighty -hve men
and women to put them up Their cures are mum
bered BY thousands-tneT praises on the tongues OF
Ali. Citisens Of Muscaaine and elsewhere, have
yeu ever used them? Put up in English, Spanish,
0erman and French directions. Large family
boxes, 25 cts! Five boxes for 81. Seld every
whore ~
So, advert sement on 3Ia page. e&s f3F2
RI. PALMER, Travelling Agent for tho Uni
ted States. @l'~
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GROUP Or RATTLEs.

For this dangerous disease, the Magnetic Oint-
ment may be relied on as an unfsiling remedy, If
applied in season. Apply profusely to the throat
aLd Ghost, and heat in.
BURNS
are easod of all pain in very fow minutes and
heal without scar. 1t is sovereign remedy for
burns FROZEN LIMBS.
Keep away from the FIRE; take tho frost out in
snow Or ice water, then wrap them up in Ointment
Renew the Ointment once in IL honrs; they will
cause no pain after the frost is cut and will DO en-
tirely we'll in II few days.
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA
are cured by DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment, and
even Consumption has In number of cases'been
cured. Read advertisement in this paper. d93m.
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FOR SHE.
Sherwood's Grain Binder.

0utlWOOu . OIdiu o1uQcr.
THIS machine can be attached to any ordinary
l. reaper. 1t binds the grain in good order as
fast as cut, saving grain enough to pay for the
wire used in binding.
1t is simpls and perfect as to commend itself at
once to every practical farmer.
No Harvester is complete aoithout this Binder,
We have large amount of testimony to the util-
ity and value of this binder, of which he follow
ing from we'll known practical farmers is offered:
sCIPIo, N. Y. Sept. 18th, 1859.
ALLEN SHERWOOD Sir IL have witnessed tria
Of your Binder. 1t worked well-l think it will
DO the labor of five men, and as we'll as can be
done by the same. D. W. ATwArER.
KINGS Ferry, Aug. 30, 1859.
A. SHERWOOD, Bear Sir:-I have d avn an d
thrashod the wheat bound by your binder and find
1t all right. We pitched the bundle over four
times and not one bundle came unbound in the
whole operation.
In threshing, the wire bands were easily removed
The wheat turned out rs bushels per acre.
ALANsoN Brown.
OwAsco, near Auburn, Aug. 18th 1859.
We have seen Allen Sherwocd's Grain Binder in
pract ical operation in wheat. Its operation was
SIMPLE practical, easy Of operation and very success
jul.
1t surpassed our expac ,ation, and wo recommend
IT to the attention Of formers every " as being
just the machine needed for abor-saoing in the bar
vest hsid. Il. W. SHELDON,
T. HAYWOOD,
and ten OF heys.
We have similar Testimonials from some 200 9TH
er prs ctical farmers, among the;s ex-President
of the N. Y State Agricul sural Society, and many
other prominent men, to tho value of this inven-
ton. 1t took tho First Premium at the United
States Far at Chicago 1859. and also at every
Fair where it has been exhibited. Price, $50
one-half down, one-halt in six months
Send orders early to CHA Els FOSTER,
Gen. Ag't,
LsClaire, Scott county, Iowa.
VIM. Duane Wilson, Sec. Ag. College, Desmoines
Iowa
Albert Allen, Washington, Iowa.
ian 27th-W m
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For the Journal.

MUscATINE, Feb IA.
Your translation from the Zeitung, in yesterdays
paper is rather correct, the word "saloonksepers"
excepted, which should read 6ser-saloon keepers.
You may easily understand that this will change
considerably the bearing of the lettings article
and leave your objections without foundation.
said to the lager sellers 1t your duty to sup
port Mr.. Rusch, who has given you free trade and
as you did not support him, you permitted the
opponents of such trade to draw the conclusion that
you do not care about the matter. Yours,
253 G. RoTrEcK.
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N O r I G E

rs hereby given that P. Il. Bohn and A. L. Ma
! son partners, heretofore trading rnder the name
and style of P. R. Bonn Co., did, on the 18Th
day of Fe bruary, 1860, assign all the property,
goods, wares, merchandise, notes, accounts and
assets of the said firm to the undersigned, for the
benefit of their creditors, in accordance with the
laws of Iowa. Now, all the creditors of said firm
are hereby notified to present thsir claims under
oath or affirmation to the undersigned within three
months from the said 18th day of February, 1860
otherwise they may be debarred from the bone
fits of said ASST gument. And all persons indebted
to said firm are requested to make payment to the
undersigned. J: SCOTT Rich NAN,
WIN. F. BRANNAN,
Feb, 16, 1S60-w6w Assignees.
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TOWNSHIP NOTICE.

HNHE citizens Of Bloomington township are
L hereby notified that here will be nesting
of the Trustees of SAID township held tn Court
House on the last Saturd. in February, 1860,
IL Clock, for TIE purpose Of transacting such
bust ness as may properly come before them.
JOHN COLEMAN,
Feb. l5-w2w. Township Clerk.
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Notice to Everybody,

THERE will he meeting of the Board of Di-
L recters of tho Muscatine Co. Agricultural So
ciety held at the office or J. II. Wallace on Satur-
day, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Special
invitation is given to all persons interested in the
advancement of the agricultural interest TO DO in
enhance important business will be transacted
Let no enc excuse himself with saying the society
has becn badly maragei heretofore-come one,
come all ard let better management and feeling
prevail in future. V. CHAMBERS, fres.
Peh 10 1914 a.
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DIED,

On Muscatine Island, Feb. 4th, 1860, of Group,
SARAH AUGUSTA, youngest daughter of William ID.
and Jane Corwln-aged years and months.
"Not all the scalding tears of care
Shall wash away that vision fair;
Not all the thousand thoughts that rise,
Not all the sights that dim our eyes,
~ Shall e'er usurp the place
rt tf that little angel face"
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Farm for Sale.

1G{N ACRES OF impIoved iaod, with 30 acres Of
lOS gosd timber, situated u miles north east f
Ma ,catne, are offered for sale. The farm is con-
venisntly arranged in fields, we'll watefed and
contains an orchard of bearing fruit; also, frame
dwelling and good barn, with ether bull din "a.
F II particulars Inquire at this efice:
Feb. 7, lS60-dawSm.
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SADDLERY-HARDWARE,

I AM now receiving new stock of Saddiery.
i Hardware, of which intend hereafter to keep
good stock and will sell at lower prices than ever
sold in this market. Harness makers will look
out for number one! CHAS. NEALLE1.
E,h 1S6l
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MUSCATINE STOVE STORE
TIN, IRON AND COPPER.

DEING Obliged, by the increase Of business. i
ID have put up forge, and IN other ways in :
creased my liabilities for doing JOB WORK in all
its branches, and having re.secured the services Of
Mr.. Ben. Beach, who is the only practical Copper
worker in the county, call the attention of per-
sons wanting anything il that line. Estimates
given for Tin Roofing, Cutters, Conductors-also,
Galvanized Iron or Copper Cornices, Window Caps,
&c. VIM. A. BKOWNELL.
NOTICE.-Having made permanent arrange
ments with VIM. A. Brownell, will DO found at
the "Musoatine owe Store and Job Shop" where
will be ready to wait those needing my servi-
ces. BEN. BEACH.
July %, 1859. .. .
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Poor House and Farm.

T WILL receive sealed proposals at my office unit
L the 2S.h day of February, 1860, for the care
and maintenance of the paupers of Muscatine
County for the ensuing year. Particulars can DO
ascertaned by calling upon
DIV. Il. THAYER,
Feb. 15-d&wtd County Judge.
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FOR SALE OR. RENT

GENERAL small tenement houses, situated
- about II miles from town, in q good neighbor-
hood. Each house contains fou. rooms, is in good
condition, has an acre Of ground attached, and
sQod cistern on the premises.
This is good opportunity for persons Of limited
IN cans, to get a homs near town at low price.
Apply to JOHN y. WILSON.
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Donation Meeting at Oak Dale
Chapel.
There will be donation meeting at Oak Dale
Chapel on the ed of February, 1850, at 10 O'Clock
A. ~, for the benefit of Rev. S. II. McCutcheon.
Rev. c. H. Remington, of Nuscatine, will lecture
in the church. good time is expected, and a
general attendance invited.
Oakdale, Feb. 18th.
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State Of NeW York, I .
IitU aud COuntu of NeaD York, o.

State OF NeU l0fE, ..
s1s City and County Of Neao York, o.
william A. Cobb, President. and Janes NJ RAN
kin. Secretary of the Fulton Fire Insurance. Com
pany Of the city Of New York, each for himself
being duly sworn, depose and say that the above
Is full true and correct statement of the affairs
Of the Fulton Fire Insurance Company, and
thu. the said Insurance Company 10 the bona fde
owners OF at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Of actual Cash Capital, invested in StocAs or in
Bonds and Mortgages, and that the Mortgages
referred to have not been assigned nor in any man
mar released or impaired by he sid company, and
IL at they the above described officers of said
company, and that said company have ne deposits
IN any other State or Territory. -.
IL fSisued., WIN. A. COBB; President,
HAMES M. RANKIN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me on this
2sth day Of January, 1860.
La Witness my hand and official seal.
(signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN,
commis sioner for Iowa, in New York. 1o6 Broad
wav. NY. lfebl6 w3m
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LANSING HI. COVELL,

LANSING Fl. COVELL,
BUTTERFIELD BLOCK, ~
Corner of Fourth and Cedar streets,
WILTON IOWA, ~
1 s now in receipt of new and we'll selected stock
i of GROCERIES, which he proposes selling On
as good terms as they be had at in the West !;
and he hopes by s.rrt atten ion to his business
to share literally in the trade of the good people
Of Wilton and its vicinity. ...-
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Most kinds of farm produce,
Rags, Butter, Eggs, sc.
And he is further prepared to receive and close ou
on commission all ar icles entrusted to his care,
and all business so entrusted will receive prompt
end strict attention. Jan. l3-w3m.
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IRVING HOUSE.

IN G. MATHIS, PROPRIETOR. Conner Four
~. and Mulberry streets, fronting Court House
Square. Good stabling in connection with the
House, [novls-w1y.
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NEW & DESIRABLE GOODS q
WE would call early attention of our friends
w and customers, together with all who want
Cheap Goods and Good Goods!
To tho fact that here is an opportunity to get
everything you want. New rich, fancy
ID IL II s s GOO DS!
Of the latest styles and patterns, comprising every
thing new. Delaines, Merinoes, Cobergs, Debages,
(new styles,) Rich Silks and stacks Of Calicces.
A full assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sati-
nets, Jeans, Tweeds, Beaver Cloth, Petershams and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BROCHA SHAWLS,
Blankets, Blankets Shawls >obes.
READY-MADE CLOTHING custom werk.)
Carpet Chain, Window Paper and Cotton Yarns
Boots and Shoes,
From the coarsest, heavy warranted Boot to the
finest Cater.
Fashionable Hats and Caps
Gloves, Hosiery and Notions.
Stocking Yarn, saxony Wool Hose, and endless
variety of Mems and Boys Gloves.
Groceries, Groceries.
Finest Tea, Coffee Sugar, Molasses and Syrup
ever offered in Muscatine.
Msrsa1lles Quilts are being sold at great bnrgains
Carpets, Carpets.
We would Call especial attention of those who
are in want Of good carpets to call and examine
our stock, for We are bound to close them out at
and near cost, good all wool and three ply at cost
@S- Remember the place-City Cash Store, No.
1s7 Second-st., near Pappoose bridge, Muscatine.
Cash paid for Wheat.
N. B. Our goods are bought exclusively for
cash and will he sold Or mar tbap
six month buyers afford them.
Oct. 1659-w6m.
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in the Post Office at lusca-
tine, lows, Feb. 18th, 1860 ~ n IA
Persons calling for id vertissd letters are 80
requested to give the date Of. the list. - aRSlf
z On and after Nov. LIST, the Post Ohce afn
will be open on Sundays, from 8 to 8 4. e.3.f9g
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4MUSCATINE STOVE STORE.
S'l'O Y Els
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

WHE success attendant upon the establi shment Of
the CASH, LOio- Prsce, Maks-nobad- Debts pfnci-
pie, enables to offer still greater inducements to
CASH buyers, and l again call upon such a. are
10 want OF r.. f,fntx;3
STOVES, TINWARE, Ere,
70 consult their own interests by at least looking
at my goods before purchasing elsewhere ALI
Stoves warranted as represented. OF the money NJ
funded - test monials of its economy, durability
AID completeness, in every way, as hrst-rate
Stove, can be shown FROM the hundreds who are
using my leading Cook Stove, ''Ihe Quincy Csty.'
Also will be found in store, the argest assortment
of Stoves, of every variety and price, for Coal and
Wood, together with cast-iron Teak cities, Boilers,
extra skillots, Sugar Kettles, Coal Crates, DO. 3a
II H E @ U INC Y @ 1 7 Y
Is without doubt the best Cooking Stove.
IT II E GU NaCY G + Y
Took the Fifty Do lar Premium over oil stoves in
the market.
7 H 4 Q UIN CY CIT Y
Is the NEST durable and economical stove, and IL
taking the lead of all others. az.
7 H E @ UIN CY CIT Y
Will do moro Baking, Boiling and Broiling with
given quantity oisuel than any stove in the
HE NCY CITY
Is the Stove. Don't fail t" give it trial.
T H E @ U I NC Y G l 7 Y
Pattern will be initiated, See that the name of
Com stock Co. is on it to be renuine.
The highest price paid for old Copper, Brass and
Iron. +.F .lE.r tS 1874 1853 s
job " ,rk in Fin, Copper and Heavy, Iron.
July 70, 1859. ".'.S~ -
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FARM OWNERS

wv ISHING to lease their farms, can get good
w tenants by applying at
Feb ID WILSON'S Real Est5te Agency.
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For the Journal

CLIFTON Iowa, FEB. H. 1850.
DEAR JouRsAL:-I thought it would not be amiss
to drop you a line from Clifton Station, NJ. & M
R. r., Oskaoosa Branch. 1t is not noticed by the
papers not even by the R. R. Co., as they have
put up no Depot buildings. G. Haywood, the gen
temanly agent, has been kind enough to set few
boards up sndways on the prairie, and get stove
in the middle and with the aid of good clothing he
stays here part Of the time his regular residence
being in Washington.
Now, compare our Station with Iowa City: l
notice they have put puff in the paper about their
shipping The shipments from Clifton, from Sept.
st 1889 to Feb. LIST. 1861 5000 bu. of wheat,
SO 900 bu. of corn 1000 head OF hogs besides cat
tie also of rye and oats goodly portion, and as
to shipment of eggs will not get out of the way
for anybody. Yours, CLIFTON.
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The good people of W est Liberty and vicinity, on
the EVENING" the 9th nst came int the parsonage
while we were absent attending meeting, and
took possession of the premises much to the sur
prise of our children. Judge of our surprise, too,
on our return to find house slowed with people.
We knew not what it meant but looked in their
faces and saw that they were friends, every one,
with good humor peering out of every feature; so
we gave up all ideas of resentment and abandoned
ourselves to the enjoyment of the occasion.
In due time we were invited to the chapel, where
a bountiful table was spread. After supper, the
young men made a presentation of generous
purse through MIR. Carpenter, one of their number.
This has been devoted to the enlargement of the
minister's library.
The company separated in the same good feeling
with which they assembled leaving us to enjoy our
surprise, together with substantial lining for the
purse, and increase to eur wardrobe and an addi-
ton to our larder They will find their reward in
Matt. ", 40-42. J. Il. E. E. SCOTT.
P. S. 1t is worthy of particular mention that the
ladies of West Liberty kept the surprise to them
selves, although they had it in contemplation for
two whois weeks. Let enc hereafter say that
''woman cannot keep secret" J. II. S.
West Liberty, Iowa. Feb 18th 1860.
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FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
A FEW bbs. of Extra Family Flour made from
II Fail wheat. For sale at
FaL 16. BENEFITS MILL.
DRAN AID Shorts. For sale
d. at BENNEII'S MILL.
Feb. Is.
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HORSES.
Y HAVE for sale three good farm horses.
mi CHESTER WEED.
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He0 advert sement on 5Iu PAGE. II n
r. H. PALMER, Travelling Agent for tho Uni
ted States. S."
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"Dearly bought the hidden treasure
Finer feelings can bestow;
Chords that vibrate sweetest pleasure,
Thrill the deepest notes of woe

OAK GROVE LYcEUM-The lecture on ssThe
Selfmade Man." delivered by Moses ingalls,, Esq,
before this institution, on Saturday evening last,
was pronounced by all who heard it one of the
most successful efforts of the course. A lengthy
review is impracticable, on account of our limited
space The lecturer thought that it was fact
beyond dispute that those who enjoyed all the ben
efts of wealth and afluence are rarely heard from
beyond their college wallis while the farmers boy,
who depends upon his own exertions for support,
is the one who carries off the prize ia the lottery of
life. The mere possession of q library, he said,
constituted wisdom no more than the possession of
wealth constituted generosity and the graduate Of
the log school house frequently distances those Of
our first colleges. We are sorry that we are unable
to givea more explicit report of this admirabl.
lecture. Its adaptation to the persons to whom il
was addressed was such as to render its lessons
if heeded, Of vast and enduring advantage -
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kusoatisc, Oct. 18th $50 .
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1860. Spring Arrangements. 1860
il a . t w a r d.

II r. &
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by TINS Route you asoid omn buses and Ferries All
connexions are made In Cmon oepots baggage
checked through, ana iime ana Fare the
same d. ny any other Route.
MScH10an Southern and Lake Shore
% ;,roaS Line With its connections form a Thr.,,h
omta fror, Cn;c,ga RI New york and pbiladnnhia
and ali other nonts in the Eastern states and
Until further notice Trains will leave M1cuIc.n
souTurnS nsupo.n ,rpoT corner of Van Rnran
and sherman streets. as follows
a. 90 a At Nv Wi, ana psston rxnross D.;,v
S:UU excent sundays. ''
Arrives ut Toiedo. 4:2op fp;ne,
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1860. SIMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1860
Milwaukee & Mississippi R. R.

nlRECT al! rail route from Northern Iowa and Min.
~ nesota to Milwaukee, Chicago st. Louis. and all
points East and South Two trains daily (Sundays
excepted) leave Prairie du Chen.
500 A. NJ.
Arriving at Milwaukee at $50 P. NJ, and at Chicago
at $3.50 p NJ, connecting at Chicago directly with
Trains for the East and South
400 p. M.
Night express arriving at Milwaukee, at o'clock next
morning making direct connection with Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway for the East. Also arriving at
Chicago via GAINESVILLE, at 445 A. NJ, connecting with
Morning Trains.
Connections also made Mt GAINESVILLE for Beloit
Freeport Portage City, Fond du Lac Oskos h Berlin
&c. Baggage checked through from Prairie du Chen
to Milwaukee, Chicago, and all important points
omnibus tickets at Milwaukee and Chicago furnished
gratis by Conductors to passengers holding through
eastern tickets. WIN JERVIS Gen. Supt.