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100000 Gifts

100000 Gifts, Valued at $96,36O
Ossc Gigt fer every Ticket.
In order to insure to all concerned per-
fectly fair and satisfactory disposition of the
above named Gifts, Mr. PERHAH proposes
that the Shareholders shall meet together
On Thursday Evening, June 22d, 1854,
(Or sooner. if all the Tickets are sold-due
notice of which will be given,) at some suita-
bic place, hereafter to be designated, and ap-
point Committee Of five Persons, to receive
The property, which they may dispose of in
such manner-by lot or Otherwise-as the
Shareholders, in general meeting, shall direct,
the Committee giving good and sufficient
bonds, if required by the Shareholders, for
the faithful performance Of the duties requlr-
ed of them.
Shareholders residing out of the city OF
New York, will stand upon the same footing
as residents, and whatever may fall to their
shares will has forwarded to them IN such
manner as they may direct, after the partl-
ton has taken place.
0L-FAll orders for Tickets, by mail, should
be addressed to JOSIAH PERHAN, A
CADEMY HALL, G63 DROADW4Y Y,
NEW YORK. If it should happen that
all the Tickets are sold when the order is
receised, the money will be returned, at oul
expense of postage. Correspondents vii
please write distinctly their name, residence
County and State, to prevent errors. Or, i
convenient, enclose an envelope, with thei
directions Oh it in ful--in witch, such Tick
els as they may order VII he returned
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Perpetual lean Without security Of in

The Celebrated Trotting Mare, Lilly
Dale" who can trot, in harness, u
mile in 240-Valued at I,JOO
5Rosewood Pianos, valued at $500 each, $500
) 800 " 1900
CA portion Of the Pianos are I. GIL
BERT & Cos. Celebrated Iolans.-
Others of HALLETT, DAVIS & Co.'S.
Splendid Instruments.)
The Splendid Series OF Paintings known
as the MIRROR OF New ENGLAND
AND CANADIAN SCENERY" and now
realizing a handsome income by It's
Exhibitions in the East-valued at 22,OOO
3 Light and Beautiful Carriages,
S225 each, 675
10 Gold Watches, 100 " 1000
40 50 2,0OO
100 - Pens and Cases, 5 500
5000 Pencils, 3 $4,000
9l,Sl9 Pieces of Choice, Popular and
Fashionable Music, % cts. each, 23,7O5
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A great scarcity of Agricultural labor
ers is said to exist in Connecticut, SO that
81 SO per day is currently paid to secure
good hands. But in fact, laborers must
be in the demand throughout this vicini-
ty as soon as tho weather becomes favor
able for planting, The season is so back
ward that two months work must be
done In May, and every one who can plow
or plant should 60 forth into the fields.
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Trial Hay Tenn, 1854.

John Bowman and wife Us. John ). Van
vliet et al. No "a, April term, l646.
Abraham Barry and wife Us. same, No. 30,
April term, 1876.
Edward BeIoff rs. Martin Courtright ct. al.
No. Il, September term, 1850.
Godfrey Greensweig's Executors rs. James
Grecnsweig No. %, December term, 1850.
William Clark rs. Peter Kemmerer ct. al.
No. %, February term, 1901.
Philip Kresge and Jacob CorreH Us. Chls.
Huk No. II. May term, 1851.
John Merwine u.s. Joseph Keller No. %,
September term, 4S5l.
Amos More rs Garret Albertscn No. 7,
December term, 1912.
Andrew Butz rs. Elizabeth Ann Butz, No.
s, Sept. term, 1882.
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-NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees
~ and other persons interested in the
estates of the respective decedents and mi
nors, that the administration accounts of
the following estates have been filed in
the Office of the Register of Monroe coun-
ty, and will be presented for confirmation
and allowance to the Orphans Court to
be held at Stroudsburg, in and for the a.
foresaid county, on Monday, the 22d day
of May next, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
The final account of John Zimmerman,
administrator of the Estate of Jno George
Zimmerman, late Of Smithfeld township,
deceased.
The final account Of John-Zimmerman,
administrator Of the Real Estate of John
George Zimmerman, late Of Smithfeld
township, deceased.
The final account Of John Zimmerman,
administrator Of the estate Of Isaac Him-
norman, late Of SmitbGeld township, de-
ceased
The account of George Shupp, admin
istrator Of the Estate Of Peter G. SLupp,
late of Polk township, deceased.
The account of Felix Weiss and George
Stroh, administrators of the Estate of
Benjamin Stroh, late Of Hamilton town
ship, deceased.
The first and final account Of Jacob
SHUTTER, Executor of the last will &C. of
George Shlotter, late of Hamilton town
ship, deceased.
The account Of Susannah Bond, admin
istratrix, and Frederick Bond, admins
traitor of the Estate of Jacob Bond, late
Of Chcsnuthill township, deceased.
The fnalaccount Of Michael Shoemaker,
Executor of the last Will &c. of Daniel
B2llesfcld, late of Jackson township, de-
ceased.
SAMUEL REES, Jr, Register.
Registers Office, Stroudsburg,
May 4, 1854.
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A patent has just been taken out in
France for making sugar from pumpkins.
The quantity produced will be at least as
great as could be obtained from an equal
quantity of beet root.
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Ed Ed.

At Stormsville, Monroe County, on the
lstinst. Mrs. Sally Ann Williams, wife of
Joseph Williams, and daughter Of the
Hon. Andrew Storm, aged 2l years 7
months and three DAYS.
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Notice is hereby given, that the Com
missioncrs of Monroe County, will hold
their appeal, for the several townships,
as follows
For the townships Of Tobyhanna, Ches-
nuthin, Ross, EIdred and Polk, on the
9th day Of May next, at the house OF Hen
ry D. Shafcr, in Chesnuthill township.
For the townships of Hamilton, Jack
son, Pocono and COOlbaugh, on the llth
dag OF May, at the Commissioners Office
in Stroudsburg.
For the townships of Smithfeld and
Middle SmithGeld, on the 18th day oil
May, at the house Of James Place, IN
Middle Smithfeld.
For the townships Of Stroud, Paradise,
Price and the Borough of Stroudsburg,
on the 18th day of May, at the Commits
sioncrs Office,
When and where all who choose may
attend.
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1t is said that Adams & Co.'S Express
have over 100000 in money, uncalled
for, at their different Offices. Why do
they not advertise the fact, giving the
names of the parties to whom it is address
sed, that the owners or heirs may claim
what belongs to them If the money is
not claimed, who gets it, the city, state,
government, or Adams & Co?
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NEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT

GA The undersigned respectfully an
&N"S nounce TO the Ladies of Stroudsburg,
and the country generally, that they have es-
tablished the above business, in the room for
merIy occupied by VIM. Dean, second door
below the "Gothic Hall Drug Store, on EIiz-
abeth street, where they have a full stock Of
every thing in their line of business. They
have the latest Paris styles, and are prepared
to display an assortment of rich goods that
can hardly fail to challenge the admiration
OF all who make any pretension to taste and
adornment. Ample experience in the bust
ness induces them to cherish the expectation
that their efforts to please will not he exerted
in vain, more esp pecally as they offer in the
outset a stock of fashionable bonnets. and an
assortment of tasteful decorations of exceed
ing beauty and attractiveness. The Ladies
are respectfully invited to favor US with Il call
and examine our goods and workmanship
S. g. T.. DEAN.
Ssiro,, ,,1,l,,
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S9- William Forest, the boy, aged 10
who has three wives, has been convicted
of bigamy, at Brooklyn, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for FIVE years
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j. Efa NYAIG5pOMo

Alto NEY AT LAW.
Has removed his office to his dwelling
house, first door below the office of the
"Jeffersonian Office" aud directly oppo-
site S. ]. Hollinshead's hotel, Elizabeth
street.
Stroud>bura, Dee. 10, l~5o.
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Isl8Y ~ Ia

At a meeting of the Elders and Trustees OF
the Presbyterian Church Of Stroudsburg, they
have resolved that no pews are to be rented
in said Church. The seats are now open and
free to all, after this date,
March %, 1854.
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List of persons drawn to serve as Pet
Jurors for May term, 1854.
Peter Getz, Ross.
Jabez Angle, Middle Smithfeld.
Michael Brown, Stroudburg.
Daniel Casebear, Smithfield.
Joseph Greensweig, EIdred.
Joseph Felker, jackson.
Charles R. Wilson, SmithGed.
Adam Hoodmacher, Chesnuthil.
Elijah Depue, Middle Snithfeld.
Jacob Sucker, Ross.
Edward J. HOodmacher, CheSnnthlli
John Eschenbacb, Jr., Tobyhanna.
Abraham Shifer, ChesEu;hIlI.
Henry Madison, Stroud.
Thomas Spencer, do.
Abraham Hoffman. NJ. Smithfeld.
Charles Hilgart, Paradise.
Andrew EVoodling, hamilton.
George Dershimer, Polk.
DAME! Bonser, Tobyhanna.
Andrew l.. Storm, Paradise.
Jacob W. Singer, Jackson.
George Dreher. Strouds2urg.
Frederick Doll, Jackson.
Samuel Storm, Pocono.
Daniel Dreher, Stroud.
Michael Cover, Eldrcd.
Jacob Correll, do.
Benjamin Turner, Stroud
William Long, Jr., Price.
Joel Berlin, Polk.
Daniel Hoodmacher, Chesnuthlll.
William Frantz, EIdred.
John Chambers, Jr., NJ. Smithiieid.
JO.ln Elliot, Chesnuthill
Joseph Albert, NJ. Smithfeld.
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READY! AiM!! FsRE!!!

G. TT m S III I n Fl I m G.
q The undersigned respectfully informs
g 9the public that he has taken room IN
W the Brick building, on the corner of
William and Sarah streets, and directly op-
posite Kautz and Huntsman's wheelright
shop, in the Borough of Stroudsburg, where
he purposing carrying on the Gunsmithing
business in all its various branches. lie
prides himself in being able to give entire
satcisfaeion to ALL Persons in want of any
thing in his line of business are respectfully
invited TO call Particular attention paid TO
repairing in all it's various branches. Also
door locks repaired on the shortest notice.
MICHAEL KOWATSKI.
Stroudsburg, October 20, 1853.
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GOAP-Fine scented Soaps for wash
~ ing aud shaving-a so the ce 'ebrated
shaving cream, for SAFE by
SAMUEL lIELTCk.
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In the Orphans Court Of Monroe co.

In the matter Of the sale of the Real Estate
OF Simon Heller, deceased, by Joseph Trach,
Executor.
February %, 1854, report of sale presented
and confirmed RjSi.
Same day. OH motion Of Mr.. Dimmick fol
William Tompkins, the Court appoint Charl-
ton Burnett, Auditor to report the facts with
distribution annexed.
The undersigned will attend TO the duties
of the above appointment, at his Office III
Strondsburg, on Friday the 18th day of May,
1854. at 10 o'clock a. NJ. when and where all
persons interested can attend.
CHARLTON BURNETT,
Auditor.
March 81 IS5i Al
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5elett Gr)oul.
E7gS3 9G. s. 1EgT,gEr'3
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

Will open in the Seminary building on
Monday May 10TH Terms from $500
to $500 according to the branches pur-
sued.
Nav IL, 1854.
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list OF J1rRoRs FOR. MAY TFPM.

List of persons drawn to serve as Cir
Jurors at May session, A. d, 1654.
Lynford Marsh, Hamilton township.
William Haney, do do.
William Clements, Stroudsbarg.
Jacob Cofiman, Paradise.
Charles Transue, DO.
John n. Stokes, Strondsburg.
George Ruth, Hamilton.
Daniel Lee, Stroud.
Peter S. Altemose, Chesnuthill.
Charles Price, Price.
William Pedrick, Slroudsburg.
Philip Fisher, Stroud.
David Burnett, Pocono.
Henry Getz, Ross.
James Smith, Chesnuthill.
John Learn, Paradise.
Peter Bosserd, Jr., Hamilton.
Franklin Smith, Ross.
Frederick Casebear, SmithfeId.
William Carey, Stroudsbnrg.
James Delong, Stroud.
Hiram Warner, Coolbaugh.
Frederick Houser, Hamilton.
Morris Adler, Stroudburg
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NY Our town friends need not the il

gsg~ Our town friends need not the in
formation, but those who reside in the
country, we are sure, will thank us for
informing them that HIRAM II. GORss,
at Mark Miller's old stand, on Walnut
Street. in the Borough of Stroudsburg, Is
the place decidedly to buy Boots and
Shoes at a reasonable rate, Mr. G., Is
prepared to offer inducements fully equal
to those of any other establishment in the
Borough of Stroudsburg.
Stroudaburg, May A, 1854.
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600
Splendid EngraUjngS !
One Dollar a. Year.
THE PEOPLES sOURNAE.
30 CENTS SIX MONTHS.

AgT1CultUre NeChGnlCS. i. NClcNCe. NclU In,
Ueafi0nS, and Patents.
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100000 GIFTS fer the PEOPLE.
JOSIAH PERHAM submits to the People
of the United States, his THIRD
MONSTER GIFT ENTERPRISE,
In connection with the Exhibitions Of lis Mag
nifcent and Immense
Mirror CT North & South America,
AT ACADEMY HAIL, 663 Broadway, New York.
o. 100000 Tickets Only, at s. Each,
viii be sold. Each Purchaser of a Ticket
for the
Admission OG Four Persons
To the Exhibition, viii be presented with a
Numbered Certificate, emitting the holder tc
One share in the following 100000 Gifts:
A FARM, located in Harrison Township
Gloucester Co, New Jersey, and within
ID miles Of PhI!adeIphiJ. 1t embraces O.
yer 100 Acres of Land, in high state Of
cultivation, with Dwelling, Barns, and 9th,
er necessary Out-houses, in good repair
There is a large Orchard Of Choice Fruits
Title indsputa5ie. Valued at $l6,00l
(Any information in regard to the Farm car
be obtained of BELAN REDFIELD,
tenant on the premises.)
Perpetual loan Without security ofin-
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Ctpts, HTpentine on hand and for
- sale by
F. HOLLINSlIFAD.
Slroudshura March 80, 1854
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HNHE proprietor of the MERCANTILE
Il GUIDE would respectfully call the
attention OF Merchants, farmers and Ne
chanjcs, residing out Of the city, 10 the Mod
crate ferms for yearly Subscription oi the
GUIDE. teing TO mail subscribers only
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March q, I55l.-4t.
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}}coistcr's 2Totitc

Stroudsburg, May 4, 1854.
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Clubs

Can be adYanlageously formed in every vii
lage and city in the Union. and large num-
Der OF subscribers obtained in this way
Such as would interest themselves for the
GUIDE, can be. WELL REWARDED, as our Isl
of premiums aaOve vii! show.
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StrOudsburg and Eatsi0H
2,rt Ler1.iS 1L1zbCk Chunk and .SCrG7ltt
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Fifty Thousand Copies

worth Tiyelce Dollars. Daily papers VIII
he entitled to two, which viii be iorw arded
TO them as they may direct. IL This Pen
and Holder will be Of the manufacture OF the
n. Y. Gold Pen Manufacturing Company,
No 1853 Greenwich ST, the most extensive
and reliable Gold Pen producers on this
continent, if not in the world
Nav II 1854 Pm
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CIT ELS TOE


The evidence here given In favor of GARDENERS
MAGIC WOUND HEALER will seem almost Incredible
to those who have tested Us great ktaRg pJnor,
nevertheless We give lin Mr.. Dodge'sown Words
know il 10 he true:
Mr.. WILLIS DODGE, living Cy nthana, Poscy
county ND that last winter, about Christmas, while
engaged IN choppng wood he cut his foot very bad he
repaired o the house nd got his boot dr. and found that
his great ioi cat on he sent Immediately for bot
tie OF GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER, (as he
had heard OF its being used for fresh cus) and having
pat the toe back u its place using the Magic
Wound Healer, and in short time the pain aud
ness all let's he continued the of The Magic Wound
Healer. and ina few weeks
ms TOE GROHED ON AG.3LNIl
ne, err having iniamed or become sore.
Mr. Dodge says he may be referred 10 to the bcne
hts he received from the ofthe Magic Wound Healer
as he has used IL in everal in his family
II Is the best remedy for fire. sh cuts he ever used
Numerous certificates could be- given, but think the
foregoing sufficient they show conclusycly that Gar
diners Magic Wound Healer TiH fresh cuts, and
that fresh cuts treated with the Magic Wound eaerwill
not inname or become sore.
n y Preparec by JAS l.. GARDINER.
Sold by Thomas Newman. Mount Vernon, Ind.
y X. h. Hallock. Princeton.
y y Woolsey ~ iinek. Evansville +"
aud By Country Merchants generally. lfebl.-2md5mw
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BACON. MEEsSAN1sLEC ULLEGE.
sokdHwEsr CORNER or SIXTH AND WALNUT CINCINNATI
fl'HE undersigned has removed bis Mercantile Col
L iege TO his new building, northwest corner OF Wal
nut and Sixth streets where he has fitted up splendid
suit OF rooms expressly fO his misunderstanding spare
neither pains nor expense in making them in every
speet the most convenient nd pleasant School Rooms
In the United States.
The plan dopted in teaching combines practice with
sheory instea Of using books the pupils exercised
In making original entries of every business
sctlons Journaizng posting, balancing accounts open
Ing AMI closing OF great variety of different of
o1oks' both for partnership aud individual business,
where the business has been prosperous and
shu qualifying the student Tor entering into the pracii
Cal duties of the accountant in any kind OF business
Ine course of instruction will consist Of DOT Blk EN-
TRf BOOK KEEPING, embracing every department
OF trade and mercantile accounts viz: Wholesale re.
sail omHlisson, exchange, banking. manufacturing,
shpPing individual, partnership, steamboating. and
compound company business; commercial calculations
PractcaI penmanship and Lectures commercial liw
chants, etc.
In ad don to ths regular of study. the under
sis"ed mas made arrangements with MeSsrs. Henry
Snow, Esq. Hon. 3. Storer, Prof e. ". Wright and
otner eminent Lecturers to deliver course oflectures
on the subjects OF common law history of commerce.
political economy as connected with commerce. chem
str as connected with commerce. and other subjects Of
great Importance IN commercial point Of view, never
before ntr 'dnced in any Mercantile College i'm the u.
otates Pupils are instructed Individually and not In
classes. that ssuIents may any time and pro-
eeed IA the ratio o. their capacity and assiduity:
Public examinations had Though pupils are ex-
amined privately If they desire i when the student
dersoes rigid and thorough Interrogation by the Pin
ciPd assisted by commtce of Practical Accountants
an business Men and Diplomas awarded TO those who
are deemed worthy OF them
\ course can be completed In from six TO ten weeks.
me Principal Will take pleasure in doing eyeryt
In his power 20 advance his students and make thcT
thorough and accomplished accountants and his cxten
tive acquaintance with the business community will,
generally enable him 10 procure situations Tor thosede
irous of obtaining them.
rERMS:-For a full course Of lessons in Book Keep.
nS. Writing, Commercial Calculations, Commercial
law, &c., $40. (Oct2-dNWlylR. 5. BACON, Principal
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HAvE WE ,rEIE AGgE AMo>G


'TNAKE KIER's ROCK oil. u teaspoonrul cycry three
L hours, in the absence of the feyer and ycu will be
cured of AgGe. Same dose will Darrloea dose
every hour for Cholera Morbus-for Piles and Rheumi
iism, dose times day. aud apply externally. For
burns WORMS and Group IL is excellent remedy. For
Sore Eyes. battle times a lay. You be cured of
Coughs and Colds, White swellings Old Sores and VI
GERS taneerOus Affections. &c. &c by ITS IL HIS
cured hopeless of Kindness and Deafness. Good
Tor biies Ernpons of the skin litter, and Female Dis
eases. NOW THESE THINGS ARE so, and the
son s-Naurc made this OIL and made IL RIGHT. II Is
making cures aud friends rapidly tried all
inc country IL Is bottled IA its Natural taie and
IKE the Old Kentucky OIL, is used internally well
externally.
Get free Circular Of Directions OF the Agent-ex-
anime and try this wonderful remedy. Ii is and dis
appoints none. Price 80 cents.
EVERY VESTlGE of the dreadful Disease Scrofula,
can De completed! erldicated in time aud
or Inconvenience TO the patient than with any other
= he henithfH balm fr M Natures secret spring,
ihs hipom of health aud life. 10 man will bring;
aslfom Nor depths the magic liquid lows
zoe ih our -Pli.Titg- s,id assua.c our woes.
ihs Fotrlrhu T. "-t tt. IL well near Pittsburgh,
r.. InJ lrci below tIc rarths surface. For sale by
hELLEh, tA"ANhhl y 60 MOJL> kY az LlNCh,
ana hALLoth ~ sICDuAkp. evansville.
u. ~ LYON FO.t Wayne,
oe'idNw Proprietor
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RAILROAD LINES.
~ N~N~0~~~T-@~@D~%'
RAIL ROAD L N + S.
:sss @ Fl n I- =. 3. s 49,.


IR0M CINCINNATI TO THE MONTH, EAST AND
Il WEST BY RAILROAD, VIA CIScINNATI, DAYTON, CLYDE
CLEVELAND RorTE:
To New York b, Dayton, Clyde, Cleveland and Lake
To so,tep =" hy ~ I1 isysi:nd and 80
Lake shore Railroad in........... ......55 hours
To Chicago ln.... ..................... IS hours.
To Indianapolis in .. hours
VIA CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
Trains by Cincinnati time.
The Roads of this Route laid throughout with
FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST TRAIS-lnaanapolis Express leaves Cincinnati
at $3.50 O'Clock A. NJ Passengers by this Train cosnec
via Eaton and Richr oud. to indianapolis, Laiay etc.
Terre Haute. dc. Sleep 1T Lafayette and resume by
Morning Tain Chicago This Train stops all way
stations between Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Second TRAIN-ENpress Mail leaves Cincinnati at $50
O'clock A. NJ. Passengers by this Train eonnec. TO
cleveland. sleep at Cleveland ana resume at 100 A
NJ TO Dunkirk. Buffalo. New York and Boston,. San
dusi Clyde, Toledo, Chicago. Detroit c Troy ,Piqua,
&C.: Hamilton, Oxford and Connersyic- This Train
stops at all way stations between Cincnnat Clyde and
SanduskS.
TnrRp TaArx-Aceom mediation leaves Cincinnati at
O'Clock p. NJ Passengers this Train connect TO In
dianapolis via Dayton and Richmond. Sleep at lndi
anaiolis and resume by Morning Train to Chicago
Connect Da,to to Troy and Pqua also connects 10
all way stations between Cincinnati and Indianapolis
and between Cincinnati an Huntsville.
FouRrH TRAIS--Accommodaionl leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 O'Clock p. NJ Passengers by this Train connect via
Eaton and Rich nond 10 indianapolis Sleep at lndi
apapolis and resume by Morning Train 10 hc1go.-
his tra stops all way stations between Cincinnati
and Indianapolis.
F,TTu TRly-Evening Express leaves Cincinnati at
o'clock r. NJ. Passengers by this Train connect at
Hamilton oxford anu Connersville This Train stops
at all way stations.
~ Springfield Passengers by C. H. d ID. Railroad
will take 3aO a. Nj. AN +. NJ Trains
A