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LIFE. HEALTH AND STRENGTH

LIFE, HEALTH AND STRENGTH
to ell who use it aud follow my directions. 1t
never fails to remove Nervous Debility, IL pot
ency or went of Power sad sil weak ness arisin 9
froE1 excuses or Iudiscretion. resulting in loss
of memory, unpleasant dream. weak nerves,
hesdsch nervous trembling, general ln=situde,
dimness Of vision, flushing of the skin, which,
if neglected, Gill surely lead on to Insanity or
Consumption. When the system Is once affected
1t will mo- recover without help. 1t must be In
vigorated and strengthened, TO enable the suffer
er te fultl tie duties OF life.
This medicine has beon tested for many years,
and II Is warranted q certain 'ure, no matter
how tad the case may be. Hundreds OF certih-
eatss e&n be shown. Price, one dollar per bot
tie, or six bottles for i've dollars.
Sold by all Druggists,
II you cannot peoeure il send 9 statement of
your and enclose the money to Bryan Il o.,
81 Cedar Street, New York, and it will be sent
you. On receipt Of Five Dollars, bottle nearly
equal TO seven small ones viii be sent to azy ak
press ofaes in the United States, charges paid
Private ciysnlasa asst On arplisatien. Eneloss
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ALLCUCA'S P4R0lS PLANTERS
seem to possess the quality of
Accommodating Electricity

and impartipg it to the body, whereby the circu-
laton Of the blood becomes equali2cd npon the
parts where applied causing pain asd morbid
action to cease. The Porous Plasters are Hexi-
BILE, and found of great help to those who have
weak backs, or pain in the side. Especially are
they valuable to those who have neglected colds.
They are often preventatiyes of Consumption ;
nay, they are believed to have loosened the grasp
of this terrible affection, and been mainly in
sttumeutal in eGectng cure. IN variable
climates they should be worn on the breast or be
tween the shoulders. or over the kidneys, by
those wbo nrc subject to take cold easily
dec edwin.
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no the weak and Facilitated.

The first effect Of the Pills is to remove tho
cause of your prosration. They carry oil from
the stomach and bowels whatever is aerid, lrri-
tating and obstructive, and as coon as this pres
sure ia removed, the VII ole internal organization
begins to recover its elasticity. The bile and all
the humors Of the body are purified, the creuls-.
ton regulated, Precipitation promoted, and ma
tare enabled to struggle successfully with disease.
Harmonious and heathfu organic action being
restored, svery vestige of Weakness soon disap-
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Holloway'sP Pills

1t is of immense importance that the stomach,
the organ which eliminates from the susteuance
taken into il the stream OF life, should do its
duty thorou ghly and regularly; that the bowels
which carry of the refuse matter should be kept
free from obsiruotioDs and that TIE liver which
secretes a fluid next in Importance to the blood
itself should perform Its functions naturally.
To produce this desirable condition of the great
assmiIating, secretye and disciarging organs,
s the grand object Of Holoways Pills, and they
accomplish it uniformly, rapidly and without
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CRY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
IL N.I.l nnn Olat hh4

Rock leland, Dec. 2lst 1869.
r,uRIrC NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
That in pu-suance Of an order of the City
0ouncil Of the City of Rock Island, made on the
Eighteenth Day OF December, 500, the under.
signed viii. on the TWENTY-FIVE DAY OF
JaNUARY NEXT, commencing at the hour OF
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the City Council Room, in
said City, cell, at Public Auction, the smallest
norton Of the lots parts of lots and real estate
hereinafter described, TO be taken holn the east
side thereof, FOR which any person will pay the
suns set opposite to each, being the taxes as
scssed thereon by the City Council for the mum
cpal wear Istg together with the expenses a''
tending the sple, tU-wit
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10 5yspeptcs

The Pills are genial tonic an) corrective as
well as a cathartic. They quicken he aow of the
gastric juice and increase its soINcu rover ,bus
assisting the function of digestion, lille their
apeyient action secures a free passag, fer the
waste matter OF the system through lhcaiment-
mr. lAnI
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NOVELTY CORN NEAL MILLS

IN CONNECTION with his Plsnisg Mil, th'
l subscriber is stiH conducting the Novelty
Corn Meal Mills. and has constantly on hand
Superior quality of white and yellow kiln sired
IN cal, by The barrel or hundred pounds. Higher
market price paid for Corn. The patronage o
t.s rahie Is respectfully s"iIeifsd
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TO Female xnvalid1.

From the peculiar midness Of th,ir operation,
the Pills are an admirable alterstive for females
in o delicate state of health Acting as tonic
and nervne as well as purifying and regulat-
ing medicine they work wonders IN the various
functional irregularities 20 which the seas &
suy---xrp gil hippt
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no Sufferers from Coughs, Colds, DC

Whlethe ointment is applied externally over
the windpipe and lungs I" cornteIa It internal
Inflammation, the cure Of cough ,old, sore
tkroat, or any other affection Of he organs Of
respiration may he mat erially assisted by coca
sioual doses of the Pills to nilay the heat OF tho
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four degrees stronger They are intended for
Ipeclai caaes Price, tive dollars per boz.
Private CIRCULARS ssot freq. Enclose stamp.
Ii yaa cannot procure the pin enelesc tho mon
ey ana adIsaas BRYAN q CO., 81 Cedar street,
Nor York and on receipt thsy will be sent we'll
seNisd By return mail.
hnnlI Il Dc q / NJ [ Z.
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After careful analysis, Professor Chiffon, the
distinguished Chemist, has authorized the pro-
prietor to declare, his behalf that it contains
nothing deleterious 10 health. No other hair dye
in the world hes the like guarantee.
CRISrADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE,
as Dressing. acts like charm on the Hair af-
ter Dyeing. Try it. dccl9dwlm.
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Flltseu cents will be added 10 costs, en-
each lot, part Of lot, and real estate.
J. + COPP, City Collector.
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One Thousand Experiments

were made by he Inventor of this peerless rem :
edy before it was brought 10 its present state OF
perfection The Lozerge is harmless IN its op
Grafton, and although the medicinal taste OF its
curative component. has been extinguished by
chemical art, their virtues remain as active and
p,tept as ever.
In Dyspepsia, Bi)iousness, Constipation, Sick
or Nervous Headache, Piles, Dropsy, and the ir-
regularties to which the feebler sex are subject,
the L02enges will be found infinitely more effect
i've than any Of the horrible and disgusting com
pounds usually administered in such cases As
an anti bilious specific and general aperient, they
have no equal either among advertised prepara-
tions or the Prescriptions Of the regular pharma-
copmia,
va 1t is guaranteed that no one who has once
triel DR.. Erasmus Winsow's Liver and Stomach
Lozenge, will ever again take purgative pow
der, or draught, or pill
Show cards and circulars sent to dealers free
Of expense. Address,
PRINGLE BROS,
ooti Sdwiy. - Maiden Lane, New York.
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ESSAYS FOX YOuNG MEN.

On the Errors aud Abuses incident 70 Youth
and Eary Manhood, with the humane vie" OF
treatment and sure, sent by mail tree OF charge
Address HoWA ASSOCIATION, Box r,
Philsdelphia, Pa. sspt2Idw3m.
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For the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
Weakness, the result of Youthful Indlsoretlon,
which elected, ruins the happiness, and units
the sufferer for business, social society or mar
riage. They can he used without detection or
interference with business pursuits,
Price one dollar per box, or four boxes for
three dollars. If you cannot procure these Pills,
enclose the money to Bryan Co.., Ga Cedar St,
Nov York. and they will be sent By return mail,
well sealed. Private circulars to Gentlemen sent
free on application. Enclose stamp.
daog Il HtgWNWly.
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TEE LAwEsT DISCOVERY
M EIDFCATEO ~

Tie great difficulty which physicians have
been laborng for centuries to overcome, has at
length been obvated. Vegetable Cathartic
and Alternative more efficient than any mineral
preparation of the same class and as agreeable
to the taste as ordinary candy, Is now offered TO
the sick in the form Of l.o2cngc
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lrvan's Life Invigorstor.

orr RJUV RLIXIR,
For sll arrangements Of the Urinary Organs. It
gives
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-24

oa.ns t d.e soy 's ~ss Of the
nedoal faculty have pronounced incurabe, tina
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES WILL
NOT CURE.
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IAOXEEs

If you require reliable remedy, u'e the best
DR.. EgazveY's Female Pills,
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S.sr. oy pr.cmp. : - :.
0wSEEs. non. = 2 80
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Ir. Iarvey's Golden Pills,

have no equal They are safe and sure in ord
mary eases Price, One Dollar per Boz.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-10

HYpRoPArHIo TREArMryr.--Cspt. Ad-
ANS suffered badly, and was excesdingly
sensitive in regard to his impedimsnt. One
time when his vessel was about to sail. and
while the captain was suffering out his
preparatory orders man came on beard
and remained standing near him, waiting
for an opportunity to address him.
Whwh what DIDO you want ?" asked
the captain.
D-d-do You wa-ws-want q ha-hand p
"Do-do don't you mm'ocls me, you
r-r-ras.rascalr'
II b.b.bsg your p-P'psrdon, but l s.st-
st-stuttrl'
"Yeu SC sc.scsundrel. G-g-get off my
sh-sh-ship! J"
Li-lis-listen, captain; st-st'stuttcr." !"
If you in.s-s-sult me ag-g-gan, III
throw you over.b board !"
The stranger, who keenly appreciated
the ludicrous, burst ont laughing, as well
as several other persons present, which so
enraged the captain, who still thought the
poor man was mockng him, that he ,eiz-
the poor fellow and threw him into the
water. The stranger swan ashore with
much difficulty, but never suffered after
ward. Either the fright or the salt water
bath effectually cured him.
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Budget Of SeiSSoringS.
Home.


Home.
That little word, what magic spell,
WIN often throw DER the hearts deep well (;
The dearest place 30 me on earth.
Is seat around the social hearth.
And when all lave gathered round,
Is there among them one chair found
Vacant? Yes, and still will be,
Until It's filed again by me.
How sweetly sounds that little word,
: To the wanderer, by whom its so seldom
heard,
Bur sweeter far to the one that's here
Away from home and friends so dear.
Home sounds sweetly TO the weary traveller /:
Home sounds sweetly to the wanderer;
Yes home, home, sweet, sweet home,
BE it ever so ever so humble, there's no
place like home"
O, is there ever one thought cast
By the friends at home of the happy past?
Oh, friends at home-oh, friends at home,
Do you ever think Of the one that roams
Q surely there are none so near,
And know there are none so dear,
As those assembled there
uuinbly knseiing at family prayer.
Il there one friend among the lot
Nho sighs because I'm there not:
q il there enc TO care
What becomes Of Solitaire
Il there notone among the happy throng
OF those assembled In reyeIry and song,
That thinks of the absent one, here alone?
Not one, not one, no, not one.
SOLITAIRE.
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: A new alloy, forming a beautiful

- A new alloy, forming beautiful
white metal. very hard and capable Of ia
king q brilliant polish. is obtained ly
melting together about seventy parts Of
copper, twenty Of nickel, Eve and half Of
cadmium. This alloy has been recently
made in Paris for tho manufacture ofsposns
and forks. which resemble articles Of sill.
var
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Fsy yf"r yow paper.
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SuNFLowERs As Observation-Disclosures
ments in France and Holland have shown
that sunaowers. when planted on an exten-
sive scale, will neutraIzo the deletsrous
effects Of exhalations from marshes. This
plan has been tried with great succsEs in
ahe fenny districts nsar Rochfort. France,
and the authorities Of Holland assert thas
Sntermittent fever has entirely disappeared
from districts where sunnowers have been
planted. Though tho above facts, appear
TO be proved, it is not yet ascsrtained what
effect the sunaowsr produces on the atmos-
phsre. whether it generates oxygen, like
other plants Of rapid growth, or whether,
IKE the conebearers, it emits ozone and
destroys the animal and vegetable germs
al miAsmas producing fevers.
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-10

----- A photographer in one Of the coun-
try towns in Massachusetts, was recently
VISITED by young woman, who, with
sweet simplicity, asked, How long dos
Il take to get photograph after zen leave
yeur measure Z"
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-10

The Prison Convert was on board
q lit,ls suburban steamer. four or five years
ago, which stopped at Sing Sing on her
way down to the city. On board, also,
happened to be my friend, the Recorder of
New York. He privately recalled my at
tention to young man sitting away for
ward, on the upper deck. "He is just
from the State Prison" said he, "to which
| sentenced him five years ago. The hap
py fellow was cleanly shaved, and was
cheaply but not untastofully dressed in a
mixed dark grey suit, which was furnish
ed him on leaving by the officers Of the
prison.
Without seeming to notice him. enter
I'd into hap hazard, passing conversation
with him. He made no secret Of what he
had been and was. If you had been in
that big marble hotel, as | have been for
tho las. five years." said he pointing to the
whits prison flashing in the afternoon sun,
over the CLASSY river, you would be as hap
py as ] am. 1 am too happy to talk, in
TACT and haven't been much used to talk
ing lately. either" lie told me his brief
story. He had been a head book keeper in
a large Ord goods establishment; loved his
business, but the luxuries of the city res
taursnts more; began to alter his figures,
and pocket the proceeds, until he was sus
pected, accused, found guilty and punished
ilc had mover been in the shower bath or
worn the yoke, or been in the dungeon. -
lie had served out his time without a COM
plant against him for any infrsction Of the
rules. and he left the prison thoroughly
reformed man. "lt was the first STEP"
said he. :" that did it, and, thank God" he
added, ait shall be the last" And il,
tcas the last. He is now an homes. man.
and respected by all who know him and
have kunwn his trials.
asked him what wal the hardest period
with him in his confinement, and was sur
prised at his answer "Ths first two
months" said he, "and the last two /
was overwhelmed with painful anxiety cs
the time Of my liberation drew near; !
could scarcely eat or sleep; was almost
aiaid | should die before my time was up"
Ono thing he dwelt upon, which / win
repeat here--for it is an evil that must be
erected that is the association Of
oung criminals with old and hardened Of.
nders There were boys in our shop"
sid he, :" in for their first offence, who
lave been taught lessons in crime, and as
"a SIS they come out, will profit by their
traction from scoundrels who had twice
II committed to Sing Sing--Lewis
y'ord Clark, in Patnam's Monthly.
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You can baya Cooiing Store in Fan Burn
as low as if you sent to st. Louis for IT.
To those who order from us in advance Of ar'
rival we will furnish
Fillcy's Celebrated Charter Oak
Stove.
at the st. Louis Manufacturers retail pric"
adding only the cost OF freight and insurance
to bo paid for on the delivery of the stove IN
Van Buren,.
For beauty Of finish, simplicity in manage,
meat convenience IN use, and duribillty !"
wear
1t ia beyond question tho
Best Cooking Stove,
Manufactured in the west.
To those desiring to obtain one OF these sn.
perior Stoves, we will furnish in person or ..
letter, any desired information in regaru
size, STYLE description or cost in st. LOUIS. :,
We intend TO order lot of these stovesw "
be shipped when the river rises and Wheu
stove is ordered in advance Of arrival a,,
paid for on delivery, we can afford TO sen ~
a lower price. Therefore send us your oru.,' n
Lower priced Stoves from the same ina"'a
factory, ordered through us, will be iurhls.'Gu
on the same terms. viz: at st, Louis rs',n
prices, insurance and freight only addeo' "
be paid for on delivery at Van Buren,. m
aug ID. G, WILLIAMS " w
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Having associated myself with a wholesale
Stove and Tin Ware establishment in Saint
Louis, for the sale Of stoves and Tin Ware
can always furnish everything in this line at
st. Louis Wholesale prices with The freight
AIDED. To merchants dealing in the above,
liberal discount viii be made of 't3 ABOVE
prices. Very Respectfully, U
N. l.. CORNELfy'S,
The Van Buren press., 1869-08-10
Wanted ---- Saw Logs.
h3lsaE S.


To the People of Arkansas:
4 IL persons having ,or knowing Of land
"A containing AW0Gis Of any Kind, by send
ing the locality, extent, and price OF their
land, aud Tie description always accompa-
uiod by sgerimen>J Of the mineral thereon.
can. 40 He crgeaas Of the Spbscrjber have tho
same -irntically analysed, and fit is found
20 bee valuable. 4 mutual satisfactory arrange
Waur for lis introduction to market will DO
made,
Thts isamost important subject oi interest
0.. welfare .o Arkgusas--the extensive beds
... G.Hus OF minerals In Arkansas are now
+. . ,.ir and useless, and undeycluped-he
s Sc chance for owners to put thsir hiddsn
treasures toH value Al letters or commun
cations Hg lU. ruat,Dh received and repliedp
witI. p,ra-are by addressing,
JOSEPH AOGHDGE, TT. Smith.
Care Of Mcs-rs, CAgEIL IL GLASS. Ark.
n. B.-Au parties having Coal Land.
whose bei- of Coal range from 5 to tor
marc1 feet in thigSue-s, viii Ind It to their
advantage 90 reply 10 ihe above: and persons
having .or knowing o) beds or mines Of
MINERALS, whose Mind or sort is unknown
u"w can Iyy iru0 solution of g,r value
by sending .ccimcns 20 the a'y,y IN.
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nsTAEI.gSHEEp, A. D.. 1859.

GREAT COMBINED
TALESi-U-. T.. i. Rt.Y.
NDlD-. proprietor. ".
G. LISPENARn, n. n.
Con ,,ijinG Pm S'cian aud
Surgeon. Rochester, Y. y
This isihp untv of'ic" IN
the ri Y where Il pcr1nanent
cure ot private diseases can
hc hgL without thc ilsn of
m,rcury or c.'nnga Of Diet.
We guarantee I" cure Con
nrrMCnA. Glcrt, Srnhills
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record
Pot. Centre, wednesday, Jan. l3.
JOhu Minor BottS.

Tbis distinguished Virginia politician died
at his residence at Culpeppar, Va, on Fri
day. Jan. Sth. at abont midday. He had
been siing for some time and bis death will
be mcurncd by Ia ,e circle Of friends both
North and South. dr. Bolts was born in
Dnmirie,. Prince William county. Va,
September 10Th, 1902. During the greater
part OF his life he hol been so active politi-
clan. leading member o!,he old Whig pai-
.y while 1t was in existence. gfterwsll q
memher of the American party. lie was as
Whil, an advocate Of & protective tariff. a
national bank anil Of the distribution Of the
p'cce'ds at the sales Of public lands among
the Statos. lie was warm friend OF Pres.
idrni Tyler uu;il tic latter abandoned the
friends Of the financial system introduced
into Congress at the commencement Of bic
administration.
Mr.. Bots refused to join the South IN tie
rebellion, antl was Imprisoned Tor q TINA il,
Richmond. hut was subsequently, released.
Although O pian Of vigorous and sc'ive
mind. lie used very little inhneace n resist
ing the rebellion or in the shaping oi events
since; bnt he has occasionally given his
views to the world through letters and opin-
Gns which have been published. lie SEEMED
not TO possess The skill and power 10 adapt
him for IL lsadrr. anil he was too inippeE-
dent forming his own opinions Of passing
eTrn's-and too rrstivn to follow men Of less
mind and ability. tor the suke Of notoric,y
or the pleasure OF welding political intln
enee and patronage. He will be more
missed. however, thaa many others Of less
capacity who have been more active and
prominent durin. the stirring events O.. the
past lew years, and in his death We inse ons
Of those With whose name is associated the
better and mcst Prosperous days Of our
| country his.orv. Peace to hs ashes.
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General Grant. it 10 stated. wishes ,ha
grade Of nenernl to be continued. aus is .1-
vi,ing ngainst the passage Of the resolution
offered in the early part Of the. session dt :
claring that the grade Of Genera. in the al-
my shall cease when vacated by the present
possrssor. Tho General. il seeris, is y.
opinion that this honor should of right fall
upon Lieutenant General sherman. ani the
rank nf Lieut. Gen. he hrIievos, would he
indiciausly bestowed on gallant Phil. Sher!-
dan.
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BUFFALO, COnnY & p'1'TsnURa
RAILROAD TIME T! BL :,

RAILROAD TIME t. BIZ,
Takes effect Moniav. November &c, 1856
NuRTHwAEO.
Accommodation leaves Cory 3,31 r. NJ; Clymsv
g. Panama AIS; sherman i,?5; Summit 500
y. Mayyillc $50 rriving ut Brocton 100 y. M
Panama To- 10 Sherman 1898; Summit 10, 50 May.
vile lilo. am, arrives at Broc,on u. o N.
Mail leavos Cory 10 Z. NJ. stopping at all So.
lions, arriving IL. Brocton i.5br VI
sGCrHwAnp.
Mail train leaves Brocton al 900 4 stopping al
al, stations arrives al Cory at l2.so J. NJ.
Express leaves lrocton at 23j r NJ; Mayvillo
SO summit 3,45; Sherman 400; Panarls 4, ~
ClyIner 43S and arriving at Cory NJ 5,o5 p NJ.
Accommodation leaves Brocton 100 r, NJ May.
Vile $40, Summit $50. Sherman S.5S, Panama 80
C!ymer 9,t5, arriving At Cory al lo,lo p. ri.
CONNECTIONS
Passenger. leavn fuiIalo On the Tolodo Exprsss
or Dsv EypresS. ctn,eci cin. Mt Breton with trains
for NAVY lie. Sherman. Panama, Cymer and CORY;
connectir. nj Cory win rains OF ths Oil Creek r.
X. for liuSvile, Miller, Pioneer and Pet Csntss.
oil City and Pittsburgh
Also connecting at CORY with trains on tho l'hif-
adrpiia & Erie toad, for Philadelphia and f!arris
hnrr; and on tho Atlantic aud Grelt WesKra Rail
way IA. 1n'on, M.ndville Grconville, Pa. aud
Warren, Ono and r'nesIo WI ana Rand lph,N.i.
Trains leaving r CiIy nt 5.l5 n IN, CORY at
o. a H. ronnectir;rn: nroc,on With ,rain N, 3 81
T. Z, r., arriving in Rriraln At 10 p. II.
Trains leaving pil Gity ~ c,33 III will connect
with Mail Train leaVip. Carry ii l.l5 p. m, con
n,,ting with Exur'~s East u! y. Z f !; l., nrri.
Ing in lSutlto Ut RJO p. i"ayius 1ua!o az 800
p. IN arriving st Cory at tr,I0 r.
Also. crnucct nj Ma,ville with STEAMBOATS, -
Chau'aulua Lake dur'rg season OF ayi,;ationl tr
A. X. TRGw. supt,.
.TaaI. HryTillc. y, Y,