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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
shocking Tragedy at oberlin, oIrio,

Last Wednesday evening, a most revolving
murder was committed about three miles east of
Oberlin, O. The facts are as follows:-A man
Miss Barber and another young lady. The broth
er of Miss Barber and Mr.. Lowell, the lover of
the other slandersd girl, took the matter up. On
Wednesday in the morniug, they went to Full
man to talk the matter over. He repulsed them
with fearful threats, and became desperately en-
ragged. They left him and returned to their work.
After supper of the parties proposed that they
take their rifles and go over to Fullman's house
and frighten him. Acting in accordance with the
proposal, they took their guns Ga rife and shot
gun) and started. On arriving they found Full
man and his wife in field raking hay. Lowell
advanced to him and said :-sFWell, have come
to have it out!" Pullman seized pitchfork and
made desperate plunge at hm-his wife cling
ing to him, shreking and endeavoring to prevent
his striking Lowell. He succeeded in wounding
him in three places with the fork. Enraged be-
yond control at this, Lowell fired his piece, miss
ing F., and lodging the contents i'll his wifes head,
woundng her dangerously, perhaps mortally. He
then handed the empty gun to Barber to reload,
took the loaded gun and started for home, Full
man following him with his pitchfork. After go
ing some distance Lowell turned round exclaim-
ing, s'd--n me if don't shoot you, anyhow"
He fired, and Pullman being but two feet from
him received the whole charge in his side, tearing
him in horrible manner, and killing him instant
ly. He leaves a family of three children. The
murderers were Immediately arrested.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
Awful Railroad Accidenf--Ten Per-
SONS kiIled--SeVeFaI Wounded.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.
The Bulletin has received accounts of the aw-
full accident which occurred last evening, a train
of 10 passenger cars, containing 200 workmen,
run off the track of the Delaware and Belvidere
Railroad, killing 10 men and wounding several
All Irish laborers the road. The accident
happened near Lanbertville.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The accident noticed above occurred about
sundown, the train was thrown off the track by a
COW jumping suddenly upon it, when in the vicn-
ity of Bulls Island.
Five of the Cars were thrown completely off,
while others were overturned and otherwise bro
ken, several of them complete wreck.
The scene among those on board was terrible
in the extreme-ten persons were killed outright,
and there was besides a number were mortally
wounded
THIRD DESPATCH. ss.-, .-~
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8.
The intelligence of the catastrophe was brought
to Lazabertville as soon as possible, and immedi
ately thsSaafter locomotive was got in readiness
and proceeded to the scene of disaster with Drs.
Lilly, Koch and Rely, of Lambertville; DIR.
Fouike of New Hope, and several citizens, pre-
pared to render all possible aidto the injured
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
New Arrival.
SEC0Il TRIP IN 1853.

V.HORR with much pleasure would say to his friends
N. the citizens of is regiou of country that owing to
his during the month of May he found necessary
York purchase second stock of Goods this
order supply his customers wants. He is
receiving large of goods whichhavG
selected from the latest manufacturers and importtons
which think goods be found to please
any goods have bought exclusively with cash.
and considering the large amount selling lido say
keep the assortment and sell goods cheaper than
be found other establishment Please call and examine
Shalersville, June II. A. v. HORR.
PLACK SILKS pile of them at from 62a cts to
ID LIS yd; brocade Silks beautiful at 81, ,00 carmeoD
do, best quality 90 cts; bonnet silks; mana all coors
striped Silks black silk laees black and coored fnges &c
Ladies' if you silk dress do buy until you call at
June IA. HoRR's.
DERAGE DE LAME for shilling % yd do not pay le3
11 cts for the quality at ofour neighbors
HoRR's.
SHAWLSA large assortment of black and corored silk
- shawls, Grape shawls, cashmere shawls, &C., at
June ID. HoRR's.
NEITTS-Lopg ms from slillings 10 shillngs Misses
ISl long mitts cheap, at jun4 HoRR's.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

@~ DEDICATION OF slows NEW HALL.-All
u those that feel like participating in Social Dance
respectfully invited attend at the House of E. STow
Ednbgo Wednesday the 18th of August at O'Clock P M
This large Hall is designed expressly for dancng it has
spring oor and cushioned seat the the same
size of the Hail. Together with the old and plenty o
good music, accommodate large company.
4W-421 E. STOW.
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Medical Notice.
NJ OR II N, M. d

Is M ~ IL L " N M u.
PhySo Pathic Physician and Surgeon.
DR MORTON, having located himself in Ravenna, proers
- who may wish apply him for
IcAL AID.
His system curiug by the udcious admnistra
Vegetable remedies selected from the wild forests of
nature and the cultivated garden together with the Hydro
pahic SYSTEM Water Cure treatment, which mild in
in their chemical properties than all the forms of
disease that human flesh is heir to- 1t is from experience of
Physicians and twenty years experience of
all of Diseases that be found both east
in all their various forms both chron
c. Call and ADVICE FREE. Prompt attention paid to
all under his treatment.
Office on Main street, over JAS Twitt & Hat Store
opposite the Prentss House Boards at said House.
A. Curtss, Cincinnati Prof Courtney
do. Prof Morrow do; DR.. w. Beach, New York; Prof. c.
Newton Worcester, Massachusetts; Prot Stockwe Gard
ner, Maine. Ala
X RAIN CRADLES-The celebrated Eagle, Grape Pine,
" and uy cradles with scthes attached for sale low,
June 81. PRENTIss'
TTAY FORKS.-Any quantity, good quality, and selling
IL very cheap at jun21 PRENT1ss'
CAsT STEEL sCYTHES best quality and to
~ match, going off cheap at jun21 PRENTiss'
GRASS sCYTHEsThe best cast steel grass scythes,
~ ranted, at seven shillngs.
Grain Cradles $780, do not higher Prices but call
July Sth. HoRR's
New Arrival.
E. T. RICHARDSON has just received another stock
VA of bones chdren'S flats style Grape
bODnes ready made VSette FANS long mitt black lace Ve
collars under sleeves and other goods too numerous to
menton to which she invites the attention of the Ladies'
She received direct from New York the latest style
for dresses and will be happy to wait all who
may favor her with ca at her residence on Main street,
RaEenna, June 7, 1853.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
HFPOISONENG.Gl

CEFPOISONENG.k1
Thousands parents Vermfuge composed of Cas-
OIL Caomel, &C., not that while they appear to
benefit the patient they actually laying the foundations fol
a series of Diseases such salvation loss of sight, weakness
of limbs, &c. .ts
In another column will be found the of Ho
bensacks Medicines which ask the attention of all d
their well their chdrens health
In Liver complaints and all other from those
bilious type should make of the only genuine med
iene HObensaeks Liver Pills.
PBE NOT DEcE1vED' but ask for Hobensack's WOrn
Pills. and observe that each has the signature
proprietor, j. N. Hobensac else are genuine
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

We learn from a gentleman, just returned
from visit to Carlisle, Lorain county, that Mrs.
Pullman, who was shot in the head by Barber, on
the occasion of the late dreadful murder of her
husband, died last Thursday the 4th instant.
The ball entered the lower part of her and
passed though the cheek the corner of the
mouth.-Plain Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
CITY WARE-ROOMS.

Neao and Splendid Enterprise Furniture Arriued!
GRIFFIN & BOSTWICK establishing the Furni-
Vt business extensive scale, in Ravenna. Our
furniture selected from the best manufacturing
adjustments in New York City.
This business has long been neglected in Ravenna and
people wished furnish their parlors sleeping rooms
have been compelled go Cleveland, New York Pitts
burgh purchase The of population and wealth
calls for better and fashionable furniture ana we
prepared to crafty the improved taste people, and
save them the additional expense of going to the cities
brick block'' When finished At present the work will be
FOUND AT A B. GRIFFIN's OLD STAND,
opposite the Universalist Church.
Please call and examine for yourselves. The following
list Of part of our stock - Sofas Quartete tables IL
Marble top side tables, 10 Centre and Card tables, 12
Mahogany Rock dozen Mahogony chairs, splendid
tary and book crab tbss mahogany bed steads
lounges bureaus scat chairs, &C., in general
ortment of CABINET WARE including variety of LOOKING
GLASSES and MArR Hinckey's Bottom can't be
beat Collins, on hand usual.
WANTED "A first rate article of seasoned Black Walnut
lumber An extra price will be paid.
Ravenna, July 12, 1853. 6m419 GRIFFIN 81 BosrwIcK
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
AUGUST APPOINTMENTS,
D0CT. EE. TUBBS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms as follows:
RavennaPrentiss House, Monday afternoon and Tuesday
Afron~Cobb's Exchange, Saturday, Goth of August.
CIeveland-Amercan House, Wednesday and Thursday,
Warren-Clinton House, Friday, Goth ofAugust.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver, Lungs
Kidneys Spleen Infammations rheumatism, Asthma,
Shorness of Breath difficulty fbreathng Dyspepsia drop
appetite, Constipation. DeraDgement of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Swellings, long standing dis
eases, are invited to call
CHARGE ATIoN DIR. t. neither beeds
bIister is he Hom9pats he Mercury Ar
he Thonsonan neither steams gives emetes His the
diseases differs all others that have adopted,
but not than his system of treatment He does not
make sick to make WELL nor tear down to build again,
ilHy any nervo%~ by patching up with anodynes
counties endeavorn to harvest from the popularity
Of our by to the They
would be utterly incapable of celebrating most of med
cincs, as they arc of earning reputable practice.
THE SICK ARE INVITED TO CALL.
WOOSTER, Ohio, June, 1853.
H. TUBDs-Dear sir: In justice you cannot refrain
expressing gratitude and the time will offer
beneficial suffering humanity. For the years
have abored under combination odseaes and suffered to
that rendered life burthen The best physicians
country employed but all in they neither
gave relief In the fall
From that time lungs weak, causing much difficulty
Of breathng cough and eXpeeoraton: also suffered ex
shoulders still violent struggling
Of the heart and an ndscrbabe ringing dying feeling Which
seemed impossible These conv1lsions hroes
would terminate by rush of blood to the head
producing fearful sensation bordering upon delirium and
leave exhausted. pain in the back and stomach with
frequent vomiting added to Affections. Strength and flesh
part of the and friends and neghbors up hope OF
recovery, thinking sinking with consumption In the
urged Dr. Tubbs. Ihave done have tax
other since and happy now to that
like before the morning sun, and work al
household affairs from morning until evening with no ncon
venence whatever. Yours truly,
A.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

49, DR.. TUBBs will be at the Prentiss House Monda
aEsS afternoon and Tuesday, 22d and 23d of August.
See advertisement in another column.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

SyQgsAF and WOIaSSeSs
~ HHDS Sugar; 90 bbls Molasses; justreceived at
~ march II hOhhS'
NV EXPRESS-Second edition of silk and Grape Donnets
Il nanama hats &C., at may 16- HoRR's.
OIXPENCE PRINTS-New styles and fast colors; cling
hams the best the market for shng de hines from
six to twenty-five cents, can be found at HoRR's.
ID oNNETS-Cal Horrs and those new dollar bon
ID nets, just received Also, so Panama, Hats jim IA
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

*For corporation purposes
The Treasurer his Deputy ill attend in the
ships at the usual places of holding elections
purpose of receiving taxes from nine O'Clock A
o,e P, on he lIoWinn days to wit:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
August 9Th. 1853.
John G. Mcbride, ,

John G. McBride,)
Charles Wood.
persons will take notice the John
n e. Mcbride caused writ of attachment to be ssud by
Andrew Jackson Justice of the Peace in and for Ravcnna
township said county Portage State Ohio
the said Charles Wood for the of dollars,
which has been served by attaching property.
JOHN G.. MCBRIDE.
Ravenna, August 8, 1853. 3w-423
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
LANE & FOSTERS

LIAM II ~ = SS L 2NAS ~
Furniture and Chair WaTe-AgOOHgR.
Furniture and chairs offered in
L Ravenna, can be had at the well known
SHOP OF G. LANE, & co.
The subscribers have gone into the Furniture Business
with Furniture of the best and latest styles We have
hand splendid of EASTERN Work, such
Sofas Lounges Mahogany spring seat ParIo and R0ckng
chairs Cane wood seat char Mahogany and Marbe-toI
Card and Center tables. We also manufacture Mahogany
Bureaus $40 $780, French cottage and sofa
bedeads of the latest Styles large eXtenton dining tables
stands dressing tables &c. We aso make to orde book
cases. writing tables, and Office furniture of all kinds.
All those wishing to buy good article OF Furniture, will do
well to give call and examine work. before purchas
elsewhere Bring best judges, work
will bear inspection. All work warranted.
Turning of all descriptions, done to order short notice
Coffns of all sizes, kept on hand.
Ware Room, up Stairs, one door East of ClGrk's
Carriage Shop.
Ravenna, July 18th, 1853. 4aOtf LANE & FOSTER.
10000 FEET of Walnut, Cherry and Whitewood lumber
L wanted in exchange for Furniture. LANE & FOSTER.
Wanted.
4 HAND to work on all kinds of Cabinet Work; good
"A wages will be paid. Apply to LANE Sc FOSTER.
T1XCITEMENN IN CLEVELAND. - Cleveland Hatters
Benedict, and Mack the principal competitors for
fancied price, leaving the Poet and the
Store Ontario street, which ahead at the last dates
not informed But thing do know, that the
style of Hats which they sell foy $500, sell
will keep them in repair the round free of charge
JAMES TWITT, & CO.
ORACTICAL HATTERs-The Fall style of Hats for 1858
VIII be issued from the Factory the Cd
The style is, medium brim, wide band and bell crown
Our book is now open for those who of Beebe
OakfOd's celebrated Hats made order
ply in two weeks send for them end
Price $3.50. July 10, JAS. TwrrT d Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10
TREASIRER'S NOTICE.

TN conformity with statute of Ohio, prescribing the due
of County Treaurers notice is hereby given, that th
charged each hundred dollars valuation
taxable property within the county of Portage for the
1853, is as follows to wit:
| Cts.
State Tax General Revenue, 10
School and Library Fund.- 81
/" C Payment of prin. and int Pub. Debt, 20
Total State Tax, 81
County Tax for General Revenue, Is
Poor Purposes, G3
&c ss Bridge Purposes, O5
Total County Tax, %
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

He will also attend at his Office in Ravenna, fromand
the 9Th October until the Goth of December
pose receiving all taxes charged the duplicate of 1852
that have not been previously paid
IRE EAsuRER's OFFICE, PORTAGE Co., -
Ravenna, July 18th, 1853.
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a|)iR1

In this village, 27th ult., CALISTA s., daughter
Rev. John H., and Susan c. Ebbert, aged14 years.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

O,000 FEET of Walnut, Cherry and Whtewood lumber
wanted in. exchange for Furniture. LANE & FOSTER.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

OERAGE DE LAINEor shilling o yd do not pay lSa
ID cts. for the quality at some Ofour neighbors
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

Arri0al of the 1Seanser Washington.
N,,,+ U1,,,r A,,e,,st A
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-08-10

SHAWLS-A large assortment of black and corored sill
lime ID - HoRR's.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
HousE-The Bill to issue half pay 10 certain wild
owS and orphans, was passed.
Mr.. Marshall asked leave to offer a resolution to
place at the discretion OF the President SlO.O0O-
600, to meet any extraordinary emergencies in our
foreign relations which may arise during the recess
of Congress He merely wished it referred, and
moved suspension of the rules SO to make a
motion of referSance. The House refused to sus-
pend the rules-yeas 26 nays LOG.
STANDARDIZATION of Thomas Ewbank was pre-
scented asking appropriation to enable him to
test his recently di. covered paddle-wheels.
Mr.. Davis submitted resolution calling for al
further correspondence relative to the fishery ques
ton not heretofore communicated. Adopted.
Mr.. Miller offered resolution directing inquiry
as to the propriety of recognizing the Republic
of Liberia.
Mr.. Gwynn offered resolution directing in
quiry as to the propriety of providing for the ap-
poi-tment of an Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Court of United States for the District Of Oregon
| and California.
The Senate then went into execution session fol
| short time, subsequent the bill 70 establish q
railway from the Mississippi to the Pacific ia
ken up.
Mr.. Brooks moved substitute proposing con :
tract with the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad com
pany, lately incorporated in the State ofN York
for the construction of said road.
After short discussion the subject was laid a.
side, and the Senate adjourned.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

BALTIMORE, Jan. II.
New Orleans papers to e'10th, ale receiv ed
Galveston dates to the 9Th The Santa Fee mail
had arrived at San Antonio, bringing dates to the
1st December.
Matamoras still holds out, and the Command
ment is preparing for a steady resistance. The
Flag says, the merchants of Brownsville are sup
plying barrels for breastworks and barbados, and
Metamoras is declared in state of siege, though
no enemy lie in sight.
A bill has passed the Legislature of Florida au
thonzirg several regiments of volunteers for Indian
service. The bill provides that the regiments
raised, be rendered General Government and il
refused the Governor is then to employ them in re-
moving the savages. The Governor is required to
keep the tender Of the Volunteers open until the
4th of May, when, if not received, and nothing
done towards removing the Indians, the State will
go to work and do it herself ....
A heavy shock ofan earthquake was felt at Mil
ledgeville, Ga, on the Sth.
The steamer Isabel arrived at Charleston from
Havana, on the 18th. The Commissioners sen: to
Mexico by Congress to investigate the Gardiner
claim, returned in the Isabel, They report that
the alleged mines have no existence, and ha.
brought witnesses with then 10 Prove the claim
humbug.
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By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHED FOR THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

New YoRK, Jan. 16.
| The Arabia arrived at o. clock, p. NJ. to-day
The new Ministry have taken possess on of theil
official quarters. On Wednesday Lord John Rus.
sell held diplomatic levee at the Foreign Office
Mr. lngersoll was present
Napoleon returned to Paris on the 2Sth. There
was no enthusiasm manifested, Notwithstanding
many rumors were got up during his absence Of
attempts on his life. Rumor says he is much an
noyed at the delay of Russia, Austria and Prussia
to recognize him, and insists upon being called
Brother and Napoleon nd, by crowned heads
England has accorded the cvlity.
The French Senate is convoked for February
18th.
Napoleon is parcell;ng the Royal residences a.
mong the imperial family.
The Emperor has signi6ed to the British Minister
that he can hereafter receive no Englishmen, UNI
less they have been previously presented at the
court of their own Sovereign.
M. Garrilea, Professor of Mathematics, and a
distinguished Republican, has been ordered to quit
France. ..n H... ...
Government is making great exertions to eff
feet commercial treaty with Germany, founded
on mutual concessions.
The Porte of Rome has addressed letters 10 all
the European powers, inviting them TO interfere
Tor the prevention of Christian suffering and perse-
cutions from the Turks The Porte has refused
granting further concessions respecting the navi-
CATION of the Bosphorus.
The Turks have been routed in a recent battle
with the Montevegians, and the latter have gari-
soned the fortress and are putting it in state OF
defence.
Officers in India remain unchanged. The Bor-
MIA annexation question is not yet decided by the
Governor General of G alcutta.
Markets unchanged, and money abundant. The
prospect of trade are favorable. Hollingshead
quotes cotton tolerable steady at lie lower. NJ
Henry quote breadstufs 10 desire of sellers and
buyers to operate as Indifferent. Late arrivals of
wheat ex ship sold at deduction of from to Sd.
Orleans white corn 34s, subsequently resold at an
advance of1Sd. Baltimore and Philadelphia flour
26s Cd TO 29s, Ohio 29s TO 29s cd, Red wheat Is
I'd to 11d,white Isl Ct to Cd. Richardson & Bros,
quote unsettled, weather improved, some enquiry
for corn, but all breadstuffs unchanged since sail
ing of the Baltic. Maxim quotes flour as scarcely
maintained, and corn without enquiry. Gardner
quotes pork as fully maintained at late advances
Lard low stock and increased firmness. Tallow
declined Is.
Barring's London circular quotesAmerican stocks
as unchanged, and good demand for Federal
stock.
Metals are tending upwards, As dearer per ton,
and an increased demand. Bullion in the Bank
has declined one-third OF million. Coin in more
request and tending upwards. Lead declining.
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FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.

FROM THE STATE OF MAINE.
The attention OF the reader is to the olowinreer
tfcate OF remarkable cure effected By using only ti,e
bottles OF Sands SarsaparilIa:
Sidney, (Afdine,) april is, 1850.
Messrs. A. b. & d. SANDS: -. ''
Gentlemen-rhs is to certify that have been afflicted
mo or less since BIRTH with Scioula which con,in
ued to increase until last February January nv ieas
we've 80 swollen could not get boot stocking: anI
had several large sores all the time. n this ait
uaton was about 10 give in despair when was
vsed 70 try Sands sarsap rila lad much faith in
III out seEt 10 your agents in Augusta Me- and procuTed
oo.ue which did me much good, that sent ami M
another and continued until had taken We bottles
am now perfectly we'll II any person who NAV read This
letter is afflicted with any disease OF Scrola IvonJ
most sincerely recommend him use Sands,
any person wishes further Information about nv csSe
ny ca upon me- can convince OF the healing power OF
tni MS HieuLTINe- SfEPHENC HAYWOOD
pe are personally acquainted with Mr. HAYWOOD
anu believe his statement above to be true.
49, .DlLLlNGHAM d TITCOSB
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. d.
SAM DIS, Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton ST az
William, New York Sold also by Druggists geneTa,iy
throughout the United States Canadas Price q e
bottles six bottles for s.. For sale bv g TO-
J. Fl. CRUMBACKER
1,,:,..,,.. No. fI5 Main ST., Wheeling
L. wilcox OF Pitsbulgl seaton & Sharpe MaysviIlc
Shackeiord q Crichton Portsmouth; and f. r. IIinns,
Cincinnati. ~ - NJ: N ,'
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JAMES RAIL Roam AND ROUTE Book, for the
South and West, corrected quarterly, January issue
IA. & u P. Jamas, Publishers, Cincinnati
Price IS cents.
This small volume contains great amount of
information relative to the various Railroads and
Rivers of the South and West, we'll as COM
mercial notes, with fare, distances time Of star
ting. &c. &C., and must be exceedingly ser
viceable to travellers. For sale by J. H. TMoMP-
on, Monroe Street.