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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

ERENCb BOARDING md DAl ~ ~ 800
.osy5iTg End Day school ron CarroA-p see 70 ".
e 4erftrace rear FirsLav. The new location q oges
- 49, z7ifh lsrge rsr5er ard The house. coabls
90 rih ever modern convenience See rTlSs 60
ra-tng csugh.6rs for whom .hey desire E0roekn eoe
sr,rsss ciucAdar u I'll bru1ches 10 cal sld e1-Is
~ t-sTuriss Shs has bad o9Duilloo 10 Der ea'olns
5anghierI Of mary o. rs lesd,ng fses OF unf ~ ~
ear refer 70 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

yx,INSNr,s BOARDING SCHOOL FOk
W ROYs-Al Li.i6 Ferry, uiDe giles oh n", 49,
j. This Loaf. ntou t designed ff yo-ls ~, ~ -
pfesert number 81 j. under - eve ees y. aSs
rore vii be received who are oter IN - y, -cr
$50 per v1sf Cirruars 0hsin-o Of NJ -
Cars Al Variek az. Rev f0rs- Je.- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-28

which has the strongest Cathollc tendencies, eN-
PRESS a himself with remarkable vivacity and Orce
The crisis of the Englsh Charoh must be ola grave
character for the Bishop OF Oxford. whose mind is
enIarred and elevated, and who is, moreover, the
slmoner of the Queen, TO have taken this attitude.
40 not here refer % the OF certain young lie.
yites more or less errRtic. According to the Bish-
on of Oxford as well as the Bishop oil London, the
temporal authority has not aud ought not . have
any jurisdiction ia matters o! faith The Church
on:bt 20 have the means Of fixing its own oriho
aoxx. and this means is a Synodal Convention
Tho Bisbop Of London stated the grounds Tor the
inst demAn1s OF the Church. with as much modera'
ZION As Good sense He showed all the dangers
OF the state que. In particular, he proved that the
necessity Tor a reconstruction OF the spiritual al
thority had rot grown out OF the difficulties con-
uected with the affair Of Gorham and the Bishop
of Exeter These difficulties, which were beconl-
inc more formidable every day, were only the oc-
casion Tor Bringing forward a measure which had
been contemplated tor r long time
The MARQUIS OF Lansdowne defended the author
;tv 81 The Privy Council, or rather the proprety Of
aisicsl Intervention in the differences raised be-
tween the Bishops and their interiors IN the ecce
sissrcal hierarchy on the question OF canoncGi III
stitvtiou. But the question IS by no means OF
civil or political character, but Is purely religious
IN IN IA be decided whether Church can stmii
two opinions on the character OF sacrament "h.en
gives ssiou 10 that Church. Hthere 10 point
Shsre two religious opinions inevitsby cross each
other Il is evidently IN this question The ground
Of the opposition made by the Government to every
proposal or Convocstion oil the Cn9Fon Is Tue IsAs
al agitation. But there IL critical po'ns Wn,cn
he sood sense OF statesman ought 10 secure tnis
/. m. moment when there is more danger IN sra
bilty than in acton and then il Is movement only
which can be made the true policy Of the ConssrVa'
rive marty. If one wished 10 accelerate the elect
oTths double dissolysat introduced into the Ceurea
~ England, by Catholicism on the one hand ana
by the Evangelical Aliarce on the other, Il would
he di.Tcalt to find q more powerful propeller than
tbe perfect neutrality which 1t is now sought TO
Lord Lansdowne has demanded and o6tsinod
the adjournment Of the motion ios SIX noa .1as
Tn. h Parliamentary interment Butthe question
concerns . subject that cannot be Inferred IN the
v.nlt, of A political Parliament. The number OF
clersymen who disposed % e ave the English
IT, c.,holic Propaeanda are making immense
eeor,s. Newmsn has lately given lectures WIN ta
the express object Of removing the scfuPlss ana
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

Gentlemen In your last " Chicken'' =
newspaper. by-lhe-by, which | ,dnire for ii.
fearless Independence, observe thai vol
'eomaend ''Lagei Beer" regret to see this;
because | believe these Lager Beer shops
more p'rnicious and dangerous than regular
licensed taperns. The Beer confirms certain
poisonous drugs which give il the soothing
ieiiect, which ultimately undermine the ner.
|vous system, and almost unerringly send a
man to the tavern or dram shop, and often to
IA drunhard's grape. We exhot all youns
persons as they value their reputation. success
IN life, nay life itself, never drink beer or any
thing else stronger than Tea, Coffee and Wa
ter. All persons who are addicted to Beer or
IS strong drink are more liable to disease than
the cold water drinkers; and the experience
of last year fully confirms the fact that while
scarcely any, certainly very few, feefotahrs
died of Cholera. Thousands OF drunkards
died Of that fearful disease; and that disease
is making lis appearance with great fatality in
some paris Of the county,.
N TFErorALrsM AND TRuTH.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

Genilemen;: have observed that some per
|sons are representing that tile next Goveino
should be taken from Sussex-lhat il BY riphi
belongs to that old and patrofic couaty
dissent from such opinion. ltbelon rs 10 New
castle County, clearly and tnequivocally in
my opinion. What is right ought to be done
there need be no dispute, il SONY necessary
10 state facts. To wit; Governor Comegys
|came from Kent, Gov. Coopr from Sussex,
IGov. Stockton was elected in NV CastIe-he
ldied, and Maui became Gov. IN Sussex-he
died. ssand Temple became Governor in Kent.
~ was clearly the turn OF New Castle the las.
lime, but Gov. Tharp was elected from Kent,
New Castle comes next and Il
now entitled, and afterwards Sussex. This is
according TO counties, but if 20, select The
Governor according to population then New
Castle is entitled TO almost tiuo Governors 10
one from each of The orher couniiss, and il ia
quite probable that the next census will show
New Castle to have as much POPULATION as
both Kent andSussex. All Delawariaus want
fair play and SO does
ST. GEORGES HUNDRED.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

twas nominated for the Presidency by the whig
convention in Philadelphia. On the 7il oil
November, 1913, he was elected President OF
| The United States. On the aih Of March, 1919
he was inaugurated President, and on the BIB
Eof July, 1850, at il,iry-fve minutes past ten
so'clock, P. NJ, he expired; having held the of
| flee one year four, months and five days
His age the tine Of his death was 65 years
9 months and Is days. Geu' Taylor leaves q
~idoy, one son and two daughters; one mar'
Irisd 10 Dr.. Wood, Surgeon Of tile U. s. Army
sand the other TO Col. W. w. S. Bliss,of die
Fanny. Another daughter, mar'iedio CD. JEFF
siersoa Davis, Senator from Mississippi, is de
1ccssed nm
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

Isource that it does for the adage says that peop
kwho live in glass houses should not throw stones
on two classes of our population, viz IT he sabl'
sons of africa, as well as the sons of Erin, who
were that made business for our police (sponges'
las it was) on the last anniversary of lndepen
lience day. doubt very much whether a very
farge majority of the persons that il was deemed
fexpedient to conhne in the City cells on that day
+ we're not our own native born white male ritl'
Izens and further ii is doubtful il our police had
occasion 10 arrest in a solitary instance, for
drunkenness or brasling, son Of the
July II, 1850. EMERALD Isle.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

] hear nothing of the City Watch lately
except that they are frequently seen near dis
orderly houses, and seldom stops noise an,
disorder. Let the Council abolish them an
save he money for useful purposes. Appoin
twenty respectable citizens in each Ward an
let the Mayor call on them when necessary
and pay them when aiteuding TO duty. rhi
would soon quiet disorder. A Coistah lie ouph
10 be elected in each Ward, who ought t
light the Lamps and receive pay forit.
ORDER AND ECONOMY.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

EARLY RlsISe.-Every young man an,
young woman, who wishes 10 do well in tn,
world should rise early; it is conducive I,
health, il enables aperson to do more labor
" young man in business rises at A o'clock
IBIS note will go better in Bank than that 0
tbe sluggard who rises at 8 o'clock. The Me
chanic whose shop is open and hammer goinl
al 1 in the morning, will never lack for Gus
toners and friends. Look 10 il young folks
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12
CORRESPONDENCE.

A sholt communication appeard in the Repub
lican of yesterday, with the above caption writ
ten by Z. A W., of Bangor, Maine. Now Messrs
Editors, am always pleased to see correspon
dence kept Up by any who have been residents
amongst us for years, whether they write from
the East, West North or South. There is how.
ever in the above named communication m I'm.
called fpr attack especially emanating from the
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

HRANDywINE SPaIsas. WITHIN THREE AM
IA HAlF Miles or WILMiSel oN.-This de-
|ightful watering place and summer retreat. i,
rapidly filling up with the wealth, fashion and
beauty of The country, North, South, East and
West. The gentcmanly and accommoia iing
Keeper, Mr. George Sierr, Jr., is winning
golden opinions from those who visit the
Springs for his unsurpassed comforts and ac
.Af AI
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

/ The Hebster Case.-Auother hearing il
behalf OF Prof. Webster was had on Monday be.
tore the Committee Of The Executive Council. Va
fioas petitions for communication Of the unfortu.
nate mans sentence were presented The final
heaTiug of the was, by the desire Of Webster
friends, postponed until the 18th instant.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

The Fourth Just Passed.--Il is pleas
ing 10 learn from all quarters that the last ami.
|versary of our national Independence was ceie.
braied with more than usual enthusiasm. 1t
proves conclusvely that the Union is safe, while
lln lhe hands Of the people
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

L<szJ
'rN QUART BOTTLES. FOR PURIFYING THE
- BiooD, AND FOR THE CURE OF
serqfs,a hhsnmaiisa. stnbbern Us"s; Dy,Tjrsiq SAT-
eEriai Diseases CHtaa,ous ErtPfieis. iissr Com
piainf BroaeAiiis Consumption. ft~oh ,s Gem
p'sats L''' " 'app'i ne es"''a' D''
lE proprietors have spent much time 10 bringing hi
preparation Of sAasarARlLLt 70 il pfelent sa's 81
oerac;nu and experience Of fourteen years has iu1
iThcd them the n'os, SIMPLE ppoun,y 70 study NJ Ss
Ind 10 stap Il exactly ,lcir feei md core Parents *o
wsa anlL Medicine 10 Invited y X, 'Is
Mud aa,iHfr Of is sprrrin ity aud We ihsniuA'
bic propay POS Of atrr4,eE ano curing dessss
rhs bos has been enlarged e ca oss ~ ,a ~
! ,,,e rrsr medaine g: !ls ossss, u 1aS 22ln2
iaulTs, tai sIald AZ ltadqlaks aud teAeons fog the
!purting the way to the haven Of heas, and 'siihi
alreaty doue Tor e igg'ands whe have used 4,
pie 81 doing for the millions stu sniofng and s,rrEsng
with disease II pues eeansos. aud s,rang hem the
ouoaiu sphrg o. e aud infasos new 'sor 'h'oushcas
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS
MRssRs SANDS .-Iinyiss suffered many years wild
disease Of my throat efeeiing the iafynS during wh'en
|Earcpe aud tho United sss. without receiving my
rancst benefit. but all the time my general health .va
auaic applications were used aud whaievei nisa was
Thought moa efficient for producing cure hut an conn.
cnl tho depora hlc situation In the laryngius being
accompanied with phts aud great difficulty ~ brsalhink
would soon have Terminated my life had not obtained ef
e through the medium Of your Invaluable SarTuparla-
musi say gontlemen when uonnenceh vsE ine s'rs
!paria did not place much confidence ~ H vines nna
ms WI noa sn'P'lse yna. wneny M cn as
,,o VIZ. ~, ,. Ia, ar,s "a I'M, .orr 'ssrAnnntilln
w',nou' ~, y, u.s., II ~ ,ds,,rr Thi.
w1s' s;a KY n,, niy al va b,, rnrod mel and
therefore hhs il my duty gonemen Tor Tho senes, o.
suffering humanity to give you this attestnon o. ~ cure
Yours very 'rniy ~ ~. !, a e -
Consulate y rtanue ~ ,nn o'l,t ~ as1asa.
The above statement ana 'Fhhtute were "pN"oNisus""
IN our presenee by Mr. " Parent as true,
. For ihr Consul bencpal o. r naims; vi, ,,,
New York Feb ", 1873 u, nVhs Nlno Ionsui.
The iowlls teHiimoay rom Kew 1onh o1ss lule nel
" Of this Church Of tie Cuehk,on ~ ms ey ep"menaa
telf 10 the attention ~ tho afflicted numerous oeh
of cures Of tho safious diseases effected by ths mea
Hcnr are almost daily received. a. .,- -
Mes.rs sArns; A menhef nj my afy vas tuNen your
&alune sar-nariln lnf severe setoiuuS nh,eon. @e
with tho most beneficial effect resulting IRON
gives great pleasure To record my testimony N Pc
mf Of Its virtue uhd efficacy hoping That others may Dc
induced 10 make iiiHi o. IONS, cp,,c
New YORK May ~ lsis ,,p, Z, An, '"hN D"io"
LIVER COMPLAINT if
The following il extinct from letter received from
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

-
,.v..n Gag 81 : Z ,,ivo5 il ,ba
,ob,i, afr,;rs If lis nation. which requires the
Iiree and full expression Of the people through
their legal representatives. aud tchereas, NE
on''eo s'a'es, y ~ wai VIZ ~ si,h -
ss :" 'hs S1o,,;on oe Save territory 20 our
.country, and The extension Of slave power in
aouf Union; aud 'ohsfsa'' in the opinion oil
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12
DEATH or GEN. ~. TAYLOR.
PRESIDENT hF THE UNITED STATES.

place on Tuesday. July 9th l850,at half-pas, tens
o'clock P. N. at the Presidential Mansion ins
Washington City. His bedside was sunound-s
ed by the Vice presden, Mlliard Fillmore ofS
New York, the Cabinet, the Mayor and MARI
shall Of the District. The attending Physicans,A
and tho family of General Taylor. His dis \
ease was bilious diarrhea, his death was calmf
and peaceful, and his las, words were: . ami
Prepared have cndsavorod 10 do ny duy."A
The decease Of a President of The Uniteds
States, would at any timo be considered a ca Z
iamity-but under present circumstances, Il isl
deeply 10 be deplored, rot only by The Mholei
nation, but by the true patriots ard true ke-E
publicans In every cline and country.
With fair talents, with unyielJing honestly
of nu,pose. and integrity Of character, he en-
deavored 10 ascertain his duty under the Conf
s,.,,,.t;on and "A ws. and Will unwavetinu FL
as,;,s nursueJ The path Of right and duty, andl
h;s administration of tile Country has been
h,;,l;. mr. beneficial and successful. Well may
,heua,iop mourn the fall OF so great and good
mau, and so honest and success sful soldier and
patriot. r
IT,. os II ,ho NATHAN will ne,y he turned
from the mourntul obseques Of its fayorite
cbi.f. 10 his Constitutional Successor, Hon
Milliard Fillmore, man of eminent abilities
and great experience in affairs of State, upon
whom lie mantle Of Presiden, has fallen BY
the death of the nstions favoiie son General
Taxlor. Wa bespeak for him the cors lance
and suunort of the whole Amsrican People--
b;s previous character and course merits it,
With him and his administration let The Chris
,ian rule be observed BY their fruits ys shall
hnow ,hemn % BIZ their aeis lei u, iudge hem' ~
Cen. Tavlor's administration has been so pat
,io,e. so successfuI. so honest, and like unto
,h,. Earlier Presidents " ,ha, we hope MIR
p;,,mora NAV feel that the path Of duty to tn,
Constitution and the Country, requires that h,
shall carry out the measures and principles Of
Gen. TAYLOR, (who at the time of hsdeath wal
WA be,ieye. more popnlar than at any time du
r;no life, ,bis course will al once give charac
.oaea.,.s 10 the new ,dm;nis,ratio
as real satisfaction to nints ,euihs Of the Anne
rioan People.
oe,--rA1 TAYLOR wa. in Office ono yoar. fou
months and nv iays-Mr. Fillmore. Qfhe
lives) serves the resis,o of the. term Of fou
yssfs. st
We cory from the Evening 4uueiin of Il
ieth inst TN followinxut1 Biography
President r-s'of- p =
..zachary Taylq = osuh'y' sir'
srsSyay lar.ss'r's y September 1884. Hi
- rsmovea 70 kentucky tue following year
HFaf daaI nd larI }eu IL al IA
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

iron HH Picnic on the 17h inst-The daugh
I tiers and sons OF New Castle County, will NEE
on that day for rural and rational enjoyment
There will be band of music, bright and intel
zeciual faces, and we hope every enjoyment, te
1render the occasion pleasant.
Al Lotery.-We understand tina I beautiful
title Fire Engine, called the "Liherty,n be.
longing TO some boys of this city is put mn Al
Lottery to be drawn as soon as they can dispose
lot the tickets. This is an excellent niece of
workmanship, and we learn that 1t can throw
water great distance. The reason for dispn-
Ssing OF it is, that they have procured much
9larger one. 1t may be seen at the corner Of
&Second and Poplar Streets.
lpt3at Crop in Netv Cattle Counfv-In the
4 lower part of the County the fly and cheat have
Shortened the crop. In the upper mart Of the
County the rust has injured IT, partic ularly that
(which was sowed late; so that the large amount
lot straw and unusual promise will turn out only
II pretty good crop Farmers should remember
that the early sowed wheat is much the best and
.has nearly or quite escaped the rust In one field
I've have knowledge OF, when Peruvian Guano was
fused at 900 pounds to the acre a part was sownl
18th and 9th OF September and another mart ipl
IOctoheri no difference in the land or dressing.-|
THE early sown produced 25 bushels per acre.
and the late sown 10 or l2 bushels The earlyl
escaped rust, and the late was rusted.
Feriilzrs-We take pleasure in calling the
attention Of our Farmers and Hcrticnlturists, FOL
the advertisement Of the firm Caleb Stroud ri
Sons, which will be found in another column
Lime, Plaster, Bone Dust, Poudrette, Patagonia
and Peruvian Guano, &C., can be purchased in any
quantity and at reasonable prices, of Messrs. c.
Stroud 4 Sons.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

usr received general assortment Of cARHIAcE
~ ANpilHE BOLTS, made of the best PenuKxit -
ma ron from 3l5to Of an ineh diameter and nom i;
~ ihenrs 10 g. and for sale low for Cash at the roa
.a.n iiaruwaIe store, No. 50 Shiplsy ST.. Wilmington
ONO. Sth, 1850. THOMAS HARfFrr 9
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

Post Office Printing given ss shr Blu,
HENS Chicken, because II has the u tpGEs1
CIRCULATION OF amy paper 10 Delaware
Advertisers and others remember this. w.
Hrs continually increasing.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1850-07-12

Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail. hy A. D. A q.
SANDS, Druggists aud Chemists, lou Fuo ST corner of
william, New York. soi also by Drngsisis generally
Bottle six BOTTLES for S..
10 b. had of the agent, JOSEPH nRlNGHuRs1, Whole.
sole aud Retail Druggist. NJ. lOJ Market street.
N b Country Merchants aud Druggists, al Wholesale
pfieeH,
april l2--3ni.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-03
Receipts.

TELEGRAPu No /, 81. Louise hills sugar, !
&c rice, bill syrup. lumber Dbl, bx mdz o.
Riley & Mitchell
CINDERELLA Wabash-l83 SKIS corn 80 sacks
oats, ORiley & Mitchell.
MAJ BARBOUR, Louisville-2 cases hats. ORR
ley & Mitch-ll; l bx mlze, Harrington Crane
s. Co.
OREGON, n. O.-6 hhIs sugar bis G bags, 5
bbls mack-rel, II bbIs molasses l tc rice, Dbl
brandy 2qr cks do. bx> salera:us, DO bit RS.
80 bdls G bags, 2 bbls sugar, 2 hf 10 syrup Tay-
lor & Harvey; so bbs IN lcLerel so hi 10 so qrs
do, 81 bis bags. 90 La>kets champagne, 300
K gs nails. Btment & Vele; bags cuff-e, Tay-
lor & Harvey; bxs sunds, G3 SKIS coffee, , bills
sugar, 2 d. mackerel, do tar, 3 hhJs sugar, 2
cks rice, 80 kegs POWER. 30 hf kess do, cases
.lndz. bale moss 10 bbls molasses, If do 6 cts
crockery, bx, l lumber bbl Dbl sugar 2 lines
Harrington, Crane & Co; 81 bis bags > sis
icofte,4 hf Dbl >had, or Dbl tongues, Aliis &
aowes; ? bis mdz ) bxs do J. II. NJ ghee & co
CUMBERLAND No 2 Pittsburgh-5 bxs mdz,
H Maghec & Co.
MOHAWK, N. O.-l87 bxs mIz, J. H. Maggie,
* Co.
AlRMouNF- ClnclhndI-0U hAS DOCK ana loi
type. double comhlmx chases, nonparoil
burgeois extra bases, pkg Jaw material, A. II
Sanders, Journal Office; l bx O'ltiley & Mitchell
z bxs mdz bbls do, 4 bales do. bdls sneaths
Hlrring,oa Crane & Co; 100 kegs nails, Ailis 8
Howes
GEN. WORTH, Louisville 10 bills leather, k
putty, ORiley & Mitchell
WI BRowN, Foster & Brown-50 superic
cigars, Junior Ell Journal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-03
WESTERN MARBLE.

THE undersigned havI-g ui@cove'td Quarry OF
fine Whl,e MaItle in larson County,, Ind. has
ere { ed tea Mil Tor the purpose IF saving 1t
up into S.ahs sui'ab e Tor Toinbston-s ct i now
prepar t., urniSh such articles nj about one hall
the pIice thy hive ereto.ne been furnished at
1t receives very beautiful p sh and Is in every
way ca ral TO the Mar lie iurni he'd by the Vermont
Quarlies | have ordered large lot Shipped to Ev-
anSvle, which will be here during The mi Q
month. ANY one needing Monuments, Tomb
stonts. Furniture Work fanny a, d every dcscrp-
lnn, would do well TO examine our Western pro
ducuon btfme buyng ] have teen long engaget
in lie business, and cal il eqal ii moi superior IL
any Mar le ever offered III the West
ap23 I'm wifi COL. CROSS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-03
To New York in IS hours from
CINCINNATI.

XTIA: Little Miami. Mad River and AXE
Erie Rail ko1ds To Saudrsky CITY; Sic 'm-
Boat il from Saudti, Ky Ia Ltliau and thence via
Raliroa :" Albany, and Simmer 1" New Ok. 81
,ta ioad 10 Geneva. 81 auIeI aero IS reneca Lake
aud Eir a hoad 30 ic,muut. steamer - Ne"
York Also, Ma lara Fails AID On'aiiO Route
il. RaI Road 10 Maya u Fall, and ewistnn
Steamer Ia O>wego, and Rril kua To Syrarn e amd
Albany. FINE From Cincinna 10 Bull ito, 81
huuls; from Buff;la Ia Albany. II hours from Al
hany New York, hours 90 II urs. From Gu
lima to Butt. =. 20 h, urs: from Bull i 10 New
YORK. via h Rail Road, 20 hnurs-56 hours
! LITTLE MIAMI AND MAD RIVER AN 3
| LAKE f.kIt. RAILROADS., Two DAILY through
rlaln4 to Sandu-ky CITY al 81 o'clock, NJ and
/ , n'clnrk, Az minutes, T. N.
| 0F Passenger by the Morning Train, Breakin>'
at Morrow Dine al UrbIna. supper al Iitfin, eel
at "a idus ", aud take heguur Ilne Steanier neX'
| Nor inr. fa>s myers by AHernnrn Tram. (cnn-
n ing Tain Supper al Springfield. b. aka I al
Ianousky. and lave per regular Seantr. at o.
c1ck. A. VI Tie saturday Afternoon Train at
O'Clock 40 nlii utes 2 NJ 10 surngHdi on|g
No Sunday Morning Train TIE sunday Attr
noon Team 81 o'rlIcN and ~ m.Hul,s, T. M.
Through I ia NJ conn c's with steam er Atob m
NJ E?dav Muring nj n'cnck, a. NJ tor Butial )
/ he Road FIR this Seasons wulk b been pu II
goni rder, AM The Company are now relay ing will
heavy Z Rail.
) The fill wing first clss and s-hhrch Steamer
tsru III Inc from : industry L, Buff II have been
l.ndll y reiiltd and furnished and cannot he sur
passe tor Jeei M accon'm MaiI'ns II the Lakes
ALABAMA Capt Howe, leaves S,anduekl, Mon
2 dav and Thusiay.
: AMERICA Capt. Squier, ! ayes SanJussy. Tues
da, AMI Friday
) SARATOGA. Capt. StanaFd leaves Sandusky, Wed
:, nesday anJ Saturday.
= ~ D.-Ths is the quick est cheapest most desir
allie aud -aslnl ruute, being tie ony c,,ltinu III
Y rnu of RHilruad ami Nleamhuat IT, IN ErHHSU,A
D. tn the NORTH and Last; and passenger are asst e
the C0ntpar Will spale no eXpsns or Trouble
give entire sa i~aclI,.n Al lt II 10 III" nv hav
three routes hefne the Tor tie fast all in cuupt
tii1n IL regards Time. fare and ii pn isn
e pe-se. viz: aga-a FIJI and Ontario. buffalo an
Al~anv, AID Buffalo anu New York. via. Erie RIA
Road,
b ~ For otI er information and Through Tick
a " The Office. Fast sift Bf.a ny. Lea Hon
IN Rail Road Lutl Building
T. w. SrRADER Agent,
4 ttle Miami and vi. X. and l.. natlropt
Gin innat Al nl, 1850. 23 BIN !