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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-22
The Union School.
PH1LADELpHIA. June Sd. n

PHILADELpHIA. June Sd, 1883.
The case of the unfortunate Mrs. Har-
per, who. in fit of mental alteration.
brought on by extreme poverty. attempt
ed to destroy her three little children. be-
ing only another of the extreme cases
frequently relieved by the Union School
and Children's Home in South street. be-
low Ninth. was noticed by the ladies ma
naging the Institution. and the Presi-
dent. Mrs. Joel Jones Immediately is
sued an order for the admission of these
little children. and they are now doing
well. If rightly remember. the SAD
occurrence took place on Monday last.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-22

| OclU( pOEt, w H. 0hish.
Kingwood and Tunnelton. j. W. Snod-
grass and one to be supplied.
Oakland and Snowy Greek. M. NJ. Eaton,
and one to be supplied.
Westernford and Dry Fork, Spencer King,
Blackville and Dunkard Greek, VIM. R..
Howe.
Barbour, Richard L. Brooks and one to
be supplied.
CLARksBURa DIsr.-M. TrrcH1NELL, P. E..
Clarksburg. VIM. NIX. Lambdin.
Milford, Wesley j. Smith, one to be sup
piled.
Weston. And. ]. LYDIA, one to be suppl
ed
Pruntytown. VIM. McCarty and Andrew
Dixon.
Phillippa. Henry Stevens, one to be sup
piled.
Buckhannon, VIM. Wilson.
Burnersville. Francis HI. Reed.
Fairmont, Thos. H. Monroe.
Marion, Asby Stevens and Isaac NJ. o.
Flying.
Lumberport, Thomas III. TRAINER.
Warrington, to be supplied.
Alex. Martin, Principal ofN. w. Va. AGA
deny.
WHEELING DIsr.-WM. LYNCH. P. E.
Wheeling. Fourth Street. Gordon Bat
telle, E. G. Nicholson.
Wheeling North St., S. G. j. Worthing
ton.
Wheeling, Chaplain ST., jacob S. Patter-
son.
South Wheeling, Silas Burns and G. Jones
sup'y.
Wheeling Greek, Beacham G. Hull.
Short Greek and Liberty, Francis Guth-
RE.
Triadelphia, Geo. w. Arnold and VIM.
Summers sup'y.
Elizabethtown. Jas. Drummond.
Grave Greek, Alfred A Roger, one to be
supplied.
New Martinsville. Richard Northcraft.
Sistersville, Daniel Waddel,
Fish Creek, Lewis Janney.
Rich. A. Arthur, Primo of 9th Ward
School. Wheeling.
Cornelius D. Battslle. Chaplain to Sea-
mans Friend Socie ty.
PARKERsBuRG DIsr.-J. l.. IRWIN, p. E.
Parkersburg, S. R. Dawson.
Elizabeth, Cyrus Morey.
Murraysyille. w. Hardewick.
Ripley and Mill Greek, Nj. d. Vaughan.
California, John B. Hill.
Williamsport, Calvin Conner, one to be
supplied.
Hughes River, Levi Park.
Harrisville, Eli H. Mclaughlin, one to be
supplied.
West Union. P. Green and D. A. Nc
ginnis. sup'y.
Middletown, John NJ. Dudley.
CHARLESTON D1srR1or.-G. MARTIN, P. E.
Charleston, Jas. L. Clark.
Maiden. Sam'l Steel.
Clifton. to be supplied.
Coal River, James S. Hall and Alb. Girls
lep.
Logan. d. 81. K. Dix.
Forks of Coal. Robert Brooks.
Sandy, BENZ. Hager.
Walnut Grove. Jer. Hare.
Point Pleasant, T. B. Taylor and H. C
Sanford
Guyandotte. ]. B. Blakney.
Wayne, Ashford Hall, one to be sup
piled.
Charleston CT. Chas. Cook.
SUMMERv1LLE D1srK1cr.-J.J ]. DoL1vER, P E.
Summerville and Meadow River, ]. A.
Totten and Jas. T. Carroll.
Fayette and Raleigh, Lawson A Smith.
Fork Lick, j. s. Williams.
Sutton, r. L. woodward:
Beverly and Randolph. to- be supplied.
Nails Creek, to be supplied.
Glenville and Troy. Wilson L. Hindman.
Little Kanawha. o be supplied.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-22

No L1cKssE-The County Court on
Monday last. decided to grant no licenses
for the sale of liquor in Harrison coun-
ty.
The court also rescinded the resolution
authorizing the building of new Court
house and Jail.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-22

svng Free Goncert-this evening by
the katy-dils and frogs.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-06-22

give end the following letter in the
Pennsylvania Inquirer. 1t is another
'.item" for Mrs. Stowe. Whoever heard
of one of our negro slaves attempting
the lives of her children ON account of her
extreme poverty. Well may the South
say to the North. physician, heal thy
self"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13
JOY TO THE WOR l. d!
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN X l. J. IL Il,
FOR THE ENTIRE ERADICATION OF ALL PAIN.
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL REMEDY

FOR THE ENTIRE ERADICATION OF ALL PAIN.
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL REMEDYi
NO FAMILY SHOULD WITHOUT It'll
One twenty bottle will do more n convince yos
ofits efficacy than all the advertisements
in the World!
ing complaints, viz: Chill a. Fever, Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Diarfhea. Barns, dyspepsia Painters
.Chorc Piles Bois General Debility, Coughs, Head
Ache sudden Colds Sweled Joints, Tooth Ache,
Cramps & Spasfns, Rheumatism, Pains in the Back q
Side and various other compaints-in fact it PAIN
Procure a pamphlet Of regular agent and read ne
testimony Of some OF the most citizens Of he
United States In favor Of the Pain Killer Ii was only
OPINION OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG.
GISTS OF CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, Oct. &C. 1919.
We the undersigned, Druggists OF this city. have
been acquainted with and sold for year or two
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, and We would assure
the public that in every instance, so far as we
has given the best Of satisfaction TO the purchaser
recommend IL TO the public an article OF GREAT
MERIT AND VIRTUE. Indeed. We never knew an
article OF Medicine become desered popular In 90
sale and constantly increasing demand: signed
D. Park S.H Bates Wade Wac zi Essstine q Co.
Eha As s SOns, T. sco raI'n J.@ G. Reakr.
]. D. Eourhtv. WI. NJ. Gordon. Allen & Co.,
NOTICE To o. Dealers e. hiisO IN fpA G KILLER.
The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively 20 the Pro-
prietor of this Medicine That right has been recently
ing an article by that name and the maBufacture OF
PERRY DAVIS & SON will be prosecuted
OF all limitations of the Genuine PAIN KILLER such az
the California Pain Killer" and many other worthless
nostrums offered for sale the reputation Of
the genuine article Buy OF regular agents and sure
YOU get the "Genuine Perry DAVIS Pain Killer" Sold
by agents in every town and village In the West.
Principal Office for the sale OF the Genuine Perry
Davis Pain Killer. in the Southern aud Western States
No. College Building. Cincin natl. Chic.
J. N. HARRIS & Co. Propretors.
Sold by WOOLSEY d LINCk-
Evansville Wholesale and Retail agents Also for
sale by HALLoCK d STODDARD, and Druggists gen
orally. aug24dSwi
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION,

STATIONER.
M GUILD respectfully inform his friends and The pub
wv lie generally. that having purchased OF Msssrs.
Rathbone & Wheeler. their entire stock OF Books e.
Stationery he has owed his Book Store To the stand
lately occupied by them in No. j. Fosters Block, corner
OF Main and First Streets
The additions thus made to his stock enables him TO
offer 10 his customers larger and better assortment
than has ever before brought this Market con-
sistny in part Of MiscellaneoLs, School, Medical and
Theological Books. Writing. Printing. Wrapping and
Fancy Paper, afd Foreign d Fancy Stationery OF all
kinds All ofwhich will be Sold Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices, fact to which he would call the
attep,ion Of county merchants dealers teachers and
Others being confident he make II to their interest
10 purchase Of him. aug 25-f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13
Complaint, foreclosure OF
Mortg ige.
sHERrFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of three rits OF Execution ope in favor of
ID Martin b. Rose for The use Of Simon Gumberts;
in favor Of Augustus Uptegraf and one In favor OF
Of Indiana, and all against Charles +. Sulli-
burgh Circat Court, and to directed will on the
2et of eptsmber A d. 1872 between the hours OF
10 o'clock NJ. and O'Clock, r. NJ, Of sad day.
the door of the Court House, In the City OF Evansville
offer fo sale and profits for the term Of
wears of the following described real estate, to wit Lot
number sixteen (6l In block humber thrtyiwo (32) o.
the eastern enlargement OF C City OF Evansville: and
in default Of the and profits selling for sum sui
ncien TO satisfy said executions. will at he time
and place oerfor fee simple Of said real estate
JNO S. GAVITT, Sh'G V. &.
septe 3t-pfs4 BY w. n. CHANDLER, Der uty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13
AXES!

TUE wellknown superiority OF the G GENUINE HART
i FORD COLLINS Axes, has induces. manufzc
turers to stamp their axes H. COLLINS and such axes
are frequently sold as my manufacture.
The GENUINE COLLINS AXES. which have been
made under my direction for than twenty i've
years. aud which have sustained such unrvalled
Putation. invariably stamped COLLINS & CO.,
HARTFORD. They are to be found Depot in she
city Of New York. and at the principal Hardware store
In the large cities.
apl3wly SAM'L. w. COLLINS.
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WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD AND
ALL THE NEwCOMERS!i

WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN
READY-MADE CLOTHIN AND DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, &C..
.Nert Of Main and Water Sts, Eranste, Ia
XNOULD inf 'rm their friends and the public in gen
w era. that thew have received, and receiving
daily. stock of FA AND WINTER GOODS.
Having cobstsBtl, own buyers in New York Phil
LoewenhaI d Co.. OF Louisville Ky the largest Cloth
ing establishment this ride of the Mountains, We
able to- sell either WHOLESALE RETAIL at the
lowest Eastern prices, and all wsh is, give us
call before you purchase. -
IPP. >. Crossed % cent pieces and long Bits taken
In full. sepl q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13
NEW FEMALE school,

NEW FEMALE SC1fOOLs
TINE Sister. of Providence of ST. Marys near Terre
l. Haute. are now ready establish q female School
in Evansville. ~
Their course Of instruction In the common anu hgher
branches Of education well In various accom-
pli,hments will be made known by their prospectus on
to Sister Anaslasia at the brick house near
the Catholic Church on ID Street.
The school will be open the frat Mo day in Sep
TENDER. augSsu.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13
SMUT MACHINE FOR SALE.

THIS Machine was patented by j. II. McCray March
% 1852. and Is inferior to no machine now in
have several hands prepared to furnish them
10 order and warrant them to clean wheat thereby.
the rights to the States Of Irdiana and Illinois
and wish to sell one of the States interes in both
chance to make money, and IL any perssn wish
este engage in they will please call on me at Mechan
icsvile, Miles from Evansville the Princeton road
HIRAM HOPKINS:
mh2l -26d25wt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

STATE OF INDIANA:
In the vanderburgh Crcnit Court, in
Vacation, August, - 1853.
James Michael,
VS. Complaint. foreclosure OF
Henry Ives. Joseph Roth MortgI ge.
& Morris Michael
ITappearng by the affidavit OF disnterested person
this day filed in my Office. that Henry Ives, Joseph
Roth and Morris Michael defendants he rein, not resi-
dents of the State Of Indiana the said Henry Ives,
Joseph Roth & Morris Michael hereby notified Of
the pendancy Of this cause and that the will stand
for trial At the October Term 1859 orthis Court
JACOB LUNkENHEiMER,
auy93-3w &. V. &. G..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

II a mans duty to a lady consisted in pick:
ing up dropped pocket handkerchiefs and fans
or twirIing her around to the point Of giddi.
ness and exhaustion in the waltz, we should;
perhaps, envy the accomplishments of the
lady's man.
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Now OPEN!
SILBERMAN, ANSPACHER &c CO.'S
WHO EsALr AND RrTAIL
DRY q 90 D. s T o II e

e u . Z u - y q 10 y ~ . -
TINE undersigned would beg leave 70 INFORM inc psu
/ lie generally that their compete stock OF Dry
Goods aud Fancy Articles, which are too numerous 70
mention is now open for the examination OF ever!
who may favor them with call Their store is In "a
Viele's new building. Main street. one d"oF oeiow
the Bank and one Of the largest establishments in this
city. n pp,n
MADE CLOTHING, Of our own manu-, acture' an VI
the latest fashions, at WHOLESALk ONLf. FROM
long experience in th. branch Of siness we are en-
abed md determined to sell them less than any otnei
house West Of the Mountains. .
% =, ,hs loves, c.s, pricss You will find it to your
interest before purchasing elsewhere, To cal! on
aug3l SiLBEhMhN' AH"' -
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Ai>ta EEcTe2j Z 90
E g 8 . iIil jiii &
IL ALL ROAD LIN ES

n
(tINCINNATI, DAYTON 81 SANDUSKY ROUTE
u To n. York via Lake Steamers ty Sandusky in 81
hours 70 Boston in = hours TO c1s3GS n q a Via
Firth D.ILY TRNSs.-Ist Train Accommodation Ex
press ut II; Cd Train Lightning Express at 20 A.
M 81 Train Accommodation at = NJ: 4th Eastern and
Richmond, 81 p. M; 5th Train Evening Express at
NJ.
Route ar laid throughout with heavy i rail-
Nrw YORK bos, y AID Mon iREAL.-First Train Ac-
eommodation Express leaves Cincinnati at O'Clock
i;SSni~r Espress leaves Cincinnati a, sa M con,
meeting mt Sandusky with the and magnificent low
pressure $ Mississippi Capt. Hazard, St. Law
the morning trains Buffalo and Albany, New York City
Niagara Falls ilroads for New York, Boston, niagara
Falls, OsdensbuIg, Montreal, DC.
ToLepo AND CHIC Aoo.-Second traiD Lightning EN-
press leaves Cincinnati at 20oclock NJ: connecting
at Clyde with ai'road to Toledo connecting at Toledo
road to Chicago Through from Cincinnati to Chicago
direct.
DlrRorr AND CmcAoo.-Second Train. Lightning tx
press Cincinnati at 20 O'Clock M; eonnecting
at Sandusky with the low pressure steamer Bay City
Express Train Michigan Central Railroad to Chicago
Through from Cincinnati 10 Chicago direct.
ISD.aNAPoLIs, TkRRE HAurr AND LsrAYETTE.-Firs'
Train Accom- odation Express. leaves Cincinnati al
O'Clock :. NJ and Second Train, Lightning Express
leaves Cincinnati at 20 AN Through from Cincinnati
TO indianapolis same day.
Accommodation Express, at O'Clock NJ Fourth Train
leaves Cincinnati at 9 o'clock. z. NJ Through to
ing At Richmond with West Railroad to Centerville.
Tsoy PteuA, &c.-First Train, Accommodation Ex-
press mt g o'clock A M; and second Train, Lightning
Express a. 90 NJ; connecting at Dayton with Rail
way TO Troy Getting with boy e's Omnibus and Canal
Packets Piqua, St. Marys and all points on the Miami
and Wabash Canals. Fifth Train. Evening Express al
M: connects a. Dayton with Railroad to Troy con-
Meeting with Doyie's Omnibus lines 10 Piqua.
OXFORD AND COMMUNICATES, train, Accommo L
ton Express. at o'clock A NJ. and second Traia
Lightning Express al g 90 NJ. Passengers BY these
Trains take Western Stage Conpany's Lines a, Haml
ton for Oxford, Connersviile. &c. Fifth Train, Eve
ming Express, at 5P NJ. Passengers by this Tra take
Western Stage Company's Lines at Hamilton Tor ox
ford.
From Cincinnati to New York via Lake steamers
TO Buffalo, and Railroad by either route, S15,0C
| From do to n York via Lake Steamers to Bunaio
| Railroad to Albany, and Hudson River Steam
ers to New York, 4Co
| From Cincinnati to Boston via Lake Steamers 10
| Buffalo. and New York City and New York and
| Erie X, 19Ot
| Prom Cincinnati to Boston via Lake Steamers to
| Buffalo, Albany ard Western Railroads. 1e,Ot
| An additional charge Of Scots. via Niagara Pals
| and above routes,
From Cincinnati 70 Montreal, via Lake Steamers 10
L Ill.
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THE PRENTISS HOUSE.

NlCkSBUkG MINI.
FTNHlS well known enient and very popular 10
J. tel. has been thoroughly repaired and cleansed,
from the garrett to the basement repaned, reurshed,
and everything in splendid ORDER new carpets ana nne
beds and bedding, snd the chambers also in bridal
TRIM the parlors and and ladies' and geptlemen's ord
nary agnihcenty furnished. Ii was opened on tn,
First OF August, 1853,
under the management Of II. II. Simmons, formerly Of
he Washington Hotel, Vicksburg. Miss but more re-
Gently Of the Commercial Hotel, Memphis, Tenn:
Prcntiss House equal to any hotel in the South and
West and pains expense will spared 10 effect
that purpose. Its location very advantageous for the
travelling public being contiguous to both the landing
and the Railroad pepots. The Table WILDE furnished
with all the delicacies of the season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13
HAYES, CRAIG & co.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
HATS GAPS AND FANCY FU r s,

LUUISN LILLE, MI.
VTIOULD respectfully and mot disiaferestedIy an
w nounce to the VI rchants and alers OF Evan.
willie and viciu y that they introduced their Fall
STYLES Of Hats Tor 1853; and with their aces Ior ma-
uiactn ring have no hesatiou in vi z that they
furnl sh purchasers wit gr alter variety oil goons Ih
their line AMI at prices equally low rs an! Eastern
bouse an pledge thems Ives TO duplicate an! I'll
bought East. II Particular attention paid TO ming
orders a"E'"uS" WIN
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DENTISTRY.

DR KIyETT, DENTIST, HAS PERMANENTLY
located in the city of Evansville and has furnished
himself with rooms in handsome style on First street.
between Main and Locust, short distance from the
Sherwood House. where he Is prepared To perform den
tai operations Of every nature and warrant his work
He pvites the public with full assurance that ne can
give full satisfaction 10 those who may favor MN wiz
= call. Joic"u
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Cincinnati to Hamilton ca. Gin. 10 Springfield so'
For all Information and through tickets apply al th'
Once. Southeast of Broadway and frt nj 81 or
the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
p w SrRA DER. Geu1 Agent.
NJ WILKINSON, Agent. Evansville.
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LARD OIL & STERINE CANDLES,

TINE undersigned Is engaged in manufactur ring Lard
i Oil and Sterine Candles in this city OF the best
quality, which be obtained at the store Of Messrs
DECKER * KRAMER Main street, Evansville at Cincin-
natl prices. They the only Agents in this city for
selling articles Of my manufacture. The wholesale
price will always be the the Cincinnati quota.
TONS md will be retailed ut She usual market
au3l.tf GEO. KLEINE
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n,ssouUT1ON OF COMPREHENSIVE

OF COMPREHENSIVE
ME partne rsip heretofore existing between the
i dersrkned under the stvlc of RATnBoSE d WnEE -
'ER i. this DAY dissolved by mutual consent
Both lartrers authorized TO use the name OF tho
firm IL liquiiaton.
The general charge of closing the business will he in
the anls c. w Rathbone to whom all claims against
the iru should he presented for settlement.
These indebted to said firm will be i'm nediately ait
ed upon with their cunts, and prompt payments
pected. G. W. haIubONh.
aug25dlm A }. WHEELER
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81 why is watch dog larger at nigh,
out ut night, and taken in in the morning,
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JOHN wrxSk......sErH 9. HaISE.. WILLIAM wrSNz
WYNNE, HAINES CO.,
I'm porters and Wholesale Dealers I'm
GOreign aud Domestic Dry GOOos,


CINCINNATI, o..
RE now In receipt Of their stock Of American ana
IA Foreign Dry Goods Notions Trimmings, &C.,
adapted to the Fall Winter seasons to which they
would respectfully call the attention Of Their friends
and the trade. Our assortment will be found unusually
large and varied, and shall be making frequent add
tons II throughout the As sell Tor CASH,
or IL credit, 10 those only who prompt and re.
sponsble, Thereby avoiding bad debts enabled
70 sell to that class Of buyers ch ap. Merchants
visiting our city solicited to examine stock
We feel confident goods and prices will be sati.ac
DRY. scp5
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ed to me- anu fora continuance Of the same i"ii
do the utmost to merit t. Orders from distance care
fully attended 10. p. VAUTlER,
aug26 FIRST Street, 9 doors above Main.
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wHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.

THE undersigned, having purchased the Liquor Store
i formerly owned by Mr.. Victor Biseh will continue
the business ut old stand Sycamore street. just
above Water street. lie has a good assortment or
liquors. &c, hand. aud would invite the patronage
Of ali his friends and the public generally. He will still
continue the Timing business at his old place In La
masco. sep1 dlw<w A. kOLLENBERG.
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NIOLASSES.ss
wi I7s Bbls Plantation In oak cooperage;
Is " St.James s. H.
20 Z" Re boiled, In prime shipping order for
sale by augI3 POSTERS & BROWN.
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BY THE WAY Of

{ tECCIIIM TATI, COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND
YorS nv IA. n York via Railway In 30 hours; to
- lake steamers via Cleveland In 50 hours;to
piusoargh In u hours; Boston in 24la hours: to
peiSydeiphia 10 % hours; via LITTLE MIAMI RAIL
FosR DAILY TRNss--l.t Train, Lightning E.press q,
8. A ~, xnd Tram Accommodation Express Al 10
30 Train; a,sbor0 Train. at i2 Pm; Alb Evening
Trains run by Columbus time, 7mip. f.,,sr than
Cincinnati. The roads are laid through with heavy
NEW YORK. BosToS AND MoxrR.,r-F;,., Tai,
Lightning Express, leaves Cincinnati al Gomez,
ing at Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad to Dupkirk
and Buffalo, connecting ut Dunkirk with n Yort anS
Erie Railroad and at buffalo and Albany and New Yor
City Railroads to New York and Boston. Second Train
Accommodation Express, at 712 A NJ, connects n,
Cleveland with Lake shore Railroad to Dunkirk and
Buffalo, connecting at DunKrk with New York Erie
Railroad, at Buffalo with Buffalo and Albany and New
York City Railroads. and at Buffalo with Niagara Pals
Railroadto New York. Boston. Niagara Falls, gdsns
burgh, Montreal, DC.
Also: connects ut Cleveland with the new and mag.
nincent low pressure Queen The West Cap
tain Bride Crescent City, Captain Peasc connecting At
Buffalo with the Buffalo and Albany, New York City,
and niagara Falls Railroads for New York. Boston, Nj
agara Falls. Ogdensburgh. Montreal, &c,
Fourth Train Evening Express. at NJ, connects at
Buffalo, connecting Dunkrk with New York and Erie
Railroad, connecting at Buffalo with New York City,
Buffalo and Albany, and Niagara Falls Railroads TO n,
York. Boston and Niagara Falls
PIrTsBUR0H. PHLADELrHIA 81 BALTMoRr--First Train
Lightning Express lie yes Cincinnati at NJ, connect
ing Creslihe with Ohio aud Pennsylvania railroad
Philadelphia and Baltimore Cincinnati to Phi!ad. and
Baltimore direct
GAINESVILLE. WHEELING, BALTIMORE, &c
First Train, Lightning Express, at 6 NJ. and Second
Train Accommodation Express, at l2 NJ, connects
nj Columbus with Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE,
connecting with Ohio Stage Company's Lines via Ma
tional Road to Wheeling. connecting with Baltimore
Philadelphia, Washington. etc. Fourth Train Eve
ming Express at6 M Passengers by this Train sleep
at Columbus and resume by Morning Train via Central
Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE connecting with Ohio Stage
Company's Lines TO Wheeling.
HILISBoKO.-Third Train leaves Cincinnati at 9 I 9
p NJ. connecting at Hillsboro with Ohio Stage Com.
pany's Lines to Chilicothe, Piketon, &c.
FARE Cin'ti. to w. via Railroad either route sic 90
| ton York via Railroad to Albany