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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
Taxation,

Many people think the principle ON which
property is obtained ior taxatioR, is to ascertain
what an Individuals worth. At first blush this
looks right, but II will be found on sober hvesti-
cation, that in this crcdit-rdden world of ours, il
Is utterly impracticable. We believe no State in
the Union adopts this principle.
In Chio.aas in other States, people are taxed on
tie property in .1ossesson--on the property they
have the usufruct of. Farmers pay tax on the
farm, regardless Of its indebtedness So also on
horses, cattle, sheep and other tangible property.
No deductions have ever been made OH such visi.
BILE property. Prier to this yeur, however, deduc-
tions on account of Indebtedness were allowed on
moneys and credits.
Was this equait;! Are not moneys and cred
not moneys and credits as profitable us other prop.
erty! Most certainly. Why then allow vast de-
ductions irom them, and withheld a!is favor rom
other property?
This season, however, no deductions are aliow-
ed from moneys and credits, and terrible seysa.
ton is produced. All over the State, rebellion
is threatened and defiance bid to law. This cX-
citement is principally confined to that class Of
persons who are most affected by this new ea.
ture. And their anathemas are cAieay directed
against Auditor MORGAN, as though he could do
otherwise, after the Supreme Court had decided
the tenth section of the tax law, which allowed
dedeceons to be unconstitutional. There wat no
other way left for him. .
The truth is, let every man examine the cues
ton candidly, and we are confident he will con-
clude that the present mode oI allowing no deduc-
ton for debts is constitutional and -ight.--&Grk
Co., Democrat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
RAVENNA BOOK STORE.

THF largest assortment Of Books and Stationery ever Of
the kaVgnna Book Store, Main Street, opposite
Preutss House.
BOOKS.
SCHooL BOOKS every kind used in this section. Also
works. Bibles, Hymn Books, Juvenile Books, Primers &c.
STATIONERY.
VERY STYLE variety from the most common, to the
WALL PAPER.
NhE nrgesl and most elegant stock of Wall Paper all
styles and prices with Border to match ever offered in
Portage county, Tho stock Is purchased of the
ana may be relied on for strength and durability.
FANCY GOODS.
A BEAUTIFUL stock and extensive variety Of Fancy
"A Goods, Toys, &C., Tor old and young.
PERFUMERY.
LARGE and ELEGANT stock Of Harrisons choicest Per
"A iumery aiways on hand.
CANDIES.
FULL assortment, warranted to DO from The bcs
1 n materials.
SODA FOUNTAIN.
A SODA FOUNTAIN in superb order will bo in constant
- play dnfihg the Mt days cf Summer.
WILLOW WARE.
GOOD Stock Af Willow Ware constantly on hand, en-.
AA bracing Wagons, Chairs, Basket, &c.
ToARsE and hnO Powder, bos. quality, Shot, Caps, Pitts,
BIRD CAGES.
rINIIE assortment Cages the Bird Seed
Il Fish Bone, Bathing Dishes, aud nil the "hxins."
BOOK BTNDERY.
Q0ok BINDING In every variety and style, done short
} notice. The Bndcry has Of HckOks first class Hull
ing Machines Blank Books Ofcvery variety ruled to order
-pcrorns bound, old books rebound and every branch
Of the business attended to In the best manner.
JOB PRINTING.
TOB PRfSTING Of every description, done in the rs0s
beautiful manner executed in the Western country
Power Press will soon be added to the Printing establish
ment and with all modern improvements in printing type
As Cards, hand bills, posters, Bill Hoad, Blanks, Pam
hi.t Bo"ks c will be done in style unsurpassed and TO
entire satisfaction.
For ote great variety Of wants to be supplied ut this
extensive establishment the Public respectfully request
cd 10 crl atFho RAVENNA BOOK STORE,
May B. He5i. opposite the Prentiss House, Maia Il.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
STOVESI STOyES!i

THB mhseEibo keep hand and are constantly recsly
Ing ne largest and beat assortment ofsoves s
"; among which, patterns Of Cook Stoves
before introduced The King Of Stoves has very sle-
ted oven, capable OF baking six loaves once has six
boiler holes, perfect in all s operations and decidedly
one Of the most splendid Stoves On The United States
has also very large elevated oTen the boiler holes
arIagned, that large brass kettle be used upon it, the
bottom Plate Is Of sufficient thickness be- proof against
eeklng, and altogether OF in
Ibe Genesoe Valley s and beautiful eeva ted
stove OF smaller size than The ohers and will reconend r.
self to those wishing cheap and convenient Cook stove
We also keep most OF the old patierne ofsoyes, Pu
me Empire State, Bangup, Cobbs Elevated Oven, Clinton
Tight, Western, True American, and others have
not time 10 mention. r;
Those wishing good Stove will do well give call
our Stove room few doors East OF X. Baird Coz shop,
at tho old stand Of G. A. Pitkin.
Ravenna, June, 4, 1854, BycKLkV RawsoS.
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From the Washington Star Of Wednesday,
She Very Lntcst IeOOrback.

The Baltimore San Of this morning contains
the following ,clegraphic despatch from Wash
ington, viz: ..
''A new and important featG1e scc4s!s 10 have
bcen discovered with reference to the Nebraska-
Kansas bill, which leaves in existence an old law
of 1884, that to all inten's and purposes excludes
foreigners from those territories, except by d
passport from the Secretary OF War. This dis
Sovrfy was made by Mr. Benton. utd has produc-
ed much excitement. 1t, in other words, almost
Fsstores the principle of the Clayton amendment" !"
Now, we have To say that this story is already
tue laughing stock OF Washington. The "new
feature exists only in the knky brain of Col
benton, it being this very last mnrt's egg hatched
therein. This discovery, which is no scoT-
cry at ALL has produced no "txcitcment' here
whatever. The Indian Intercourse law of 1884,
has not the slightest bearing upon the settlement
of KaIsas and Nebraska under the law recently
passed. Foreigners arc permitted to go in there
Just as all others go there. We feel assured TINT
The Secretary of War laughs quite rs henrtifg
over this last kink OF the kinky Colonel. as eve
,ry other sensible man in Washington do:s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21

lie
William Paulus. Ex'r.
In the Probate Court Of Portage
County.


Catherine MeFke and In the Probate Court Of Portage
nj heirs and legui rep County
reSentauVes OF Peter
Merkel deed. Petition 10 sell Land
Catherine Mcrkel P:ler Long, Mary Long, George Mer
KEN who resides In Illinois, Marare Btsnetcr who re-
sides In Germany, Andrew Kizor, Margaret Kxor
Tref mary Traster, John MerkeI, Catherine z. Mrke
and Looma Merke residents Of Portage county ete
~ nosihed that William PHuius, Peter Merke
decesd has filed In said Court his petition praying for the
sas Of the following premises TO Wit being In lot No
In 5ufeld, containing c. 100 acres, particularly
sebed said petition in order discharge me debts and
egaties of said decsdent and at The $d Conr
or 81 soon Thereafter the legally be done
der will be taken for tho sale Of said estate unless said
persons appear and plead answer demnr fhrecto.
June l1h 1888. MICHAEL STUART
46S CIV Attornev for Peti,Ioncr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21

GovERsoRs OF NEBRASKA AND kASsAs.-A
tcIegraphic despatch from Washington says that
1t is reported that the President has appointed
ccn. William o. Butler, of Kentucky, as Gov
ernor of Nebraska, and Gov. Wright, of Indiana,
sis Governor Of Kansas
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21

We have frequently heard the celebrated German Bitters,
sold by Dr. C. NJ Jackson, 100 Arch street Philadelphia,
81 oxen terms the highest comnUnHtion. and we hon
esy heijeye that 1t medicines avcrs for
The complaints which IL is recommended. They pleas
tile and be taken under any circumstances
y the most delicate stomach The press and wide, have
united in commencing this Invaluable remedy fordyspepsa
debility, and such the4eang effects Of tus panacca>
that hope may be Introduced to every family where dys
pepsa has, or is likely to have victim $692~
Drs Caine Morton appointed the Saturday Of each
week. Office day. hctWecn 10 O'co A. M. asd4 O'Clock
prescribe for chronc and from dis
iance.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21

NOld sores, Ulcers and all erupons and dsas.a ars
ing impure dcpravc state Of the blood, Zee the
Extraordinary cure Of MIR. Wm e. iarwnn.a highly resprct-
able citizen Of Rcmon Va, by Carriers Sbahah Mixture.
He ad Ulcers and Of the worst description, and nnl-
nv rOt 50 hnd he was unable walt except crnches.
i Few bottles of Catcrs Spanish Mixture tho great biood
purifier. cured him, it has cured hudres f otcrs who
suffered with rheumatism. bad efrts Of mercury, and
pains and ulcers Of the bones and joints.
&.#See advertisement. 460-4N
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some Or THE OBJECTS
AND
WHAT is TO BE SEEN ON
B u u T. Ar D'S
PANORAMA
OF
NEW YORK CITY


The Panorama continues to move before the
spectator for nearly two hours, and takes him
over Six Miles through the streets of New
York City, in the midst of its business-in
places and through streets which to stranger
would be of most interest, and he would be
most likely to visit; AND while he is apparently
passing along, he has extended perspective
views of the buildings on both sides Of upwards
of Fifty StreeEs-which collectively being
about forty miles of buiIdings-giving him a
view of the City and its People, as it would
appear to him if nc were TO go there, and walk
through the streets, among the people, the hustle
and confusion Of OuE Umpire City. He
will have a faithful and exact view of the mag
nificent Churches, public and private Buildings,
the Shipping and Steamboats, Horses and Car
riages, Omnibuses, Railroad Cars, and the
Thousands Of People who daily throng
the streets OF New York. Distinguished men
and acquaintances are readily recognized among
the crowd of persons in the streets. The signs
can be read the same as if you were in the city,
as all are faithfully represented upon this
painting public and private professions, Mill
tarY Companies, Firemen and their Engines,
Bands of Music, &C., &c. While the Pan
Drama moves before the spectator, over 7OO
Horses and Carriages pass in view, and more
than 10000 of the people of the city, at their
daily business. 80 -~-~.--ers4-s ~@:%~..'
1t is impossible to state all that is to be seen
On this moving painting. Persons in viewing
it can hardly persuade themselves that they are
not actually in the city among its business and
bustle-viewing the citizens and strangers as
they really arc in every day life, at their avo-
cations; and persons unacquainted in New York
city, will get better view, and Cain more
Information of the city and it's people, by
once seeing this Panorama, than they would to
actually visit the city and walk its streets and
thoroughfarcs for ten days, as thousands of per-
sons have testified.
AT each exhibition Of the Panorama, as it
passes before the spectator, an Explanatory
Lecture will be given by 34r. GEORGE DoEE.,
one Of the propTictog>, or 4zr. Albert NoF-
ton. or ID. &. E,a;noD-sSsastEative OF New
Work City, itS statistics, business and re-
sourccs-.ts people, their go-ahead-atiye-
ncs@,'' manners and c,lstoc.a3-sll1Ech valuable
knowledge Of great importance TO stranger
ami of general and instructive information
viii be Exhibited at Ravenna in DAYS HALL follows:
1st Exhibition Friday Evening June 80 at o'clock
I'd Saturday Afternoon July L. "3~T"
Sd Evening, l,"s
4h Monday 8, "s
sh 9Th tuesday 4, ~s g PM. Il H.
9h "s
Ax1lIISs SION G5 GTS.
CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
Families and Parties, 5 Persons, 81 90
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Probate Notice.

OTICEis hereby given to all person interested, that the
~ Executors and Administrators the following estates,
have presented 10 the Court Of Probac for the county Of
Portage in the Stats OF Ohio their several settlement
counts which placed e in the Office Of the Judge
said Court continued for the inspection and exception all
persons Interested until tho third day July, A. H. 1854 to
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
HOUSE KEEPER's. TAKE NOTICE

"E are manufacturing article OF tin Baker, 4
~ Summer use n Is paTtable and be set out door
with aquart two Of CHARCOAL will do ordinary bal
Ing and that too ina that Is hard TO beat. Call
see them at BRcELRY & RAwaOr's
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
JAarrirN.

On the 18th nst BY Rev. T. w Iugrahan, Mr.. RICHARD
tB KNAPP, and Miss ELvIRA NJ. wATRoUs, oil of
Charlestown.
In Windham the 1eth ut By Branard Seby, Jr ESQ.,.
Mr.. THOMAS WILLIAMS, OF Paris, and Miss EUNICE NJ.
WHlTFoRD, Of Windham.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
Office Franklin and WarrcM RaiI
Road Co.,

Franklin, PORTAGE CO.. o, June -, 1854.
NTOTIC hereby given tn. stock holders, the Frahk
n lin and Warrtn Rail Road company that the annual
me&ing te election Of occrs FOR said company, will
take liage R its Office aforesaid the second TuesaS of
JUL. commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
TYLRR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
HOUSE KEEPERS,

yTAwa notwithstanding more coming In the shane
w Of sef-heHting smoothing iron. With handful
or two Of charcoal can do the Ironing for or.
dinaFy sized family saves the nVohyenenee heating IN
stove the expense Of nre wood, tho necessity OF working
one haofths time with Irons either hot rand
The very unpleasant necessity Of sweteFDg heat
Stove, as Is generally the where Irons arg heat In
the old way you have only try hemto need For
sale June l. at BEcKLEy 4 RIwsoss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
tS}lrtjal 51otirrs.


Tho Beard of xauincrstor Portag county. have consent
rod to hold special examination At tho Court House in Ra.
VIENNA, Saturday June -, commencing 1T 9o'clock, i.
NJ for the benefit such tearierA n"ed certificate
carr, them through the summer term of their sncls II Is
expected that othcrs will apply. BENZ. NEWELL,
June O. 1851 Clerk.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
First come. first Served. .

THOSE Hook Cases have arrived ut last loaso call and
j sce them, they will lay the trouble.
We have ulso fine lot paror Furniture, the road
new styles will be hear weeks also. 20 pictures Of diff
ferent kinds; Also quantity Of Looking Glass plate those
having frames minus the plate, Gan have then hcd ut IN!
time, by calling ut GRirPIN & BOsTwTtK's,
lime q. leJ3 PhGniy Block.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
nthia Capwen&
re. 4
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Civil action.

Cyl nthia Capwel@
re- Civil action.
! John Benton. }
Al my instance attachment this day issued by Peter
Hazei, justice Uf the peace Of Dtcricl township, P0r
county against the property aud effects ofJon Benton,
sdrt OF said county for the recovery OF Tbs sum of
scvcnty five dollars, including the prnhabe amount of cost
Dat ID this Pei day Of June 1854. THOMAS LYON,
1GS 3w Agent Tor PIT
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
NEW GOODS,

I\T REDUCED PRICES.
~ W. SEYMOUR, is reccising the latest style fo
Spring aud Summer he Invites Ills friends and cuStn
call and aud eyamiuc his sock ofSeod before max
lug their pnrchase elsewhere.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21

III L. DAY, has been receiving the last ree weeks the
IL bsst stock OF Rea yMada Clothing, offered in
this town. Coats Pants and Vests every deserson, and
all prc also furnishing goods Of NIL kinds, stocks eravas
neck ties, Shirts, Mrper drawers, gloves. hose c a Of
viii be sold cheap for ready pay; reeollect No. g.
June I2, 1884. Phoenix Biloxi.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
CARPETING

0On Yards Tapestry and Brussels Cafpeng 1900 yards
UU TwoPy Ingram dcs 1000 yarde snperne Ingram do;
get Floor clohs Mats &c., just reed and selling atlow
figures, at No. 2, Phonix Block II. D. DAY.
Nav 40,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
BOOTS AND SHOES,

AIDES Fine Patent Foxd Gaites do Lasting Tipl do;
IL Hide F0x'd do; do Enamcll5d do; do BrOnZed dn
do BuSkins, Slips, walking SHOES. gucrs pokas, Chdrcn
shoes Of every description gents no French calf Boots do
Congress ROOes Boys Boots and Shoes a Of wheh
low FkuTss, ut No, 9, Phoenix Block. n. l.. DAY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-21
READY-MADE CLOTHING!

READY-MADE CLOTHING!
II b,si stock OF Rsa y-Mads Clothing, ever offered
ali prir IS aso furnishing goods Of n kinds stocks erayns
neck Ties Shifts, wrappers, drawers, gloves hose c, all Of
June ia. 1854. ~ ''~' r''' Phoenix Biloxi.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AIDES Fine Patent Fox'd Gaiters do La'ng Tpi do;
IL d" Hide Fnxh do de- 4namcll9d do; do BronIed do;
every description, gents nne French calf Boo do
Congress Hoot BOYS Boots and Shoes a Of whes are at
low figures, at No. Q, Phpnix Block. II. b. DAY.
LACE CAPES. =
splendid article ofLace Capes patterns, Just reed Of
~ No. g Phoenix Block. June l2, H. L. DAY.
d IIMBRoIDERRY'S-L and Muslin, Under Sleeves,
II do do Hdks do do Collars acOnet and Swiss Fl0unc-
nys and Rands do do EdgnSs aud lussrnKt Just reed
lNEN GnCGams 500 y'ls Of these good Linen Gigharns
IL usually sold for Is Cd per y'd can be hHd for Is
juno ~. at H. l.. DAYS.
IuRrAIN Muslins, 40 y'ds TanOoicc, Floss and Lace,
y Window Drapery, for sale low, at II. L. DAYS.
NITlNDow Shades $50 pair Of Painted Window Shades
w from issto s., per pair Just reed aso Cord Tases
Brass TRAININGS June 70 at II. l.. DAYS.
ISS..ToS aud Maniillas another "t OF new vissote and
D EMBROIDERY silks, ltC0 skens RmbroiderY, SIX, all
color; sOo do saddlcrs d" all solors J1st reed
juno 10. at II. Il. ptlS.
oISERY-a0 pr ladies' Whit Cotton fosc The best ar
jane Frs Is ''' ''e' "H'SD' '' 0' % a" H. L. DAYS.
J)RoDrCE-an kinds of produce, taken ut til. highest
mark ct price In exchange for goods, 1t H. L. DAYS.
lHt4SE Stai"crs prime article for s"le by the yard
~ June Is. ut H. l.. DAYS.
oFr Straw Bonncts i1w mNs Of those soft Straw B'1
- net. which have Just hssn rsetl, at H. l. DAys
June &. 1854.
sEcOND. ARRIVAL OF SUMMER GOODS AT THE sIIA-
+ LERsvILLE CHEAP STORE.
A N.IIORR& Co.,havr this da; commenced receiving
~ their second invoice of Summer goods among which
ay be TaHd large stock Of Carpets, Bonnets Bonnet
khhOtfaA MnnIns black cOtOr2u, nIan black Silks
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-05

nACON'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
sgSIn.hwksr CORNER OF SIXTH AND WALNUT cIScrxE.r,
Undersigned has removed his Mercantile Col
-, ege 70 ms new building, northwest corner of Wal
& ana sixth streets, where he has fitted up splendid
OF rooms expressly for his MISUNDERSTANDING spare
pains nor expense in making them i'm every 70
In the United States. ~ '
Inc plan adopted in teaching combines practice with
A Instea OF using books, the pupils are exercised
IN making original entries of every day business Trans
us Journa!izng, posting, balancing accounts open
hoe anu Closing oil great variety of different of
%S, pom Tor partnership and divdual business
ere the business has been and
mus qualifying the student for entering into the pracl
uules oil the accountant in any kind of business
Inc course OF INSTRUCTION will consist of DOIJ REFy
TINY BOOK KEEPING, embracing every denartment
s,, aae anu mercantile accounts, viz: Wholesale re-
81, ommssion, exchange, banking, manufacturing
snPping, individual, Partnership steamboatipg and
oonpound company business; commercial calculations
r,aeucai penmanship and Lectures on commercial law
chants, etc. ~ " NV
In additon to tn, regular of study the under
cc.suoo mas made arrangements with Messrs. Henry
snow, Esq, Hon. Il. Storer Prof G. w Wright and
other eminent Lecturers to devera course ofeetures
on me subjects or common law, history of commerce,
political economy connected with commerce chem.
sr as connected with commerce. and other subjects of
portance In commercial point of view,
Ceore introduced In any Mercantile College in the u.
c.Ales. Fups are instructed individually and not In
so that ssuaents may enter at any time, and pro-
eo1u IN the ratio OF their capacity and assduity.
Public examinations are had Though pupils are ex-
emined privately If they desire it, when the student un
dergoes rigid and thorough Interrogation by the P.in
clpa assisted by committee of Practical Accountants
On business Men, and Diplomas awarded to those who
are deemed worthy of them.
course can be completed In from six to ten weeks.
The Principal will take pleasure i'm doing everything
IN MS power TO advance his students and make them
thorough and accomplished accountants and his exen
i've acquaintance with the business community will
generally enable him to procure situations for those de
xrous of obtaining them
TERMS:-FOr full course OF lessons i'm Book Keen
ng, Writing, Commercial Calculations, Commercial
Law, &c, s4O (oct2-d&wlylR X. S. BACON. Principal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-05
RAILROAD LINES.
RAILROAD LIN ES


u y = - s. s,
ENROM CINCINNATI To THE NORTH, EAST AND
Il WEST, By RAILROAD, VIA CINCINNATI, DAYTON, CLYDE
AND CLEVELAND RorTE:
10 New York b! Dayton, Clyde, Cleveland and Lake
To Boston by Dayton, Clyde, Cleveland and 80 "0''''
Lake Shore Railroad in ......,, $3.50. IS hours.
10 Cheiigo III. $500. ................ % hours.
To Indianapolis in. ..-........ hours.
To Terrc Haute and LAFAYETTE in ,.. 4, honrs
VIA CINclNNATi, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
- Il rains run by Cincinnati time.
The Roads OF this Route are laid throughout with
FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST fRAIN-lndianapcis Express leaves Cincinnati
al 5:30 clock A. NJ Passengers by this Train cor meet,
via Eaton and Richmond, 10 Indianapolis Lafayette.
Terre Haute, dc. Sleep at Lafayette and resume by
Morning Train 10 Chicago. This Train stops at all way
stations between Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
Second TRMY-Eypress Mail leaves Cincinnati al 20
O'Clock A. NJ Passengers by this Train eosnee. to
Cleveland. (sleep at Cleveland ami resume ut 30 A.
NJ. TO Dunkrk, Buffalo, New York and Bos,on) San.
dusky Clyde Toledo, Chicago Detroit, &e Pious
&C.: Hamilton Oxford and Connersvilic- This Trash
stops ut all way stations between Cincinna Clyde and
Sandusky.
THRU TRAIN-A Accommodation leaves Cincinnati Mt 9
O'Clock p NJ. Passengers oy this Train connect In
dianapols via Dayton and Richmond. Sleep at lndi
annapolis and resume by Morning Train to Chicago
Connect Dayton TO Troy and Pqua also connects
Huntsville NJ. X. d L. +. X. X This Train stops at
all WAY stations between Cincinnati and Indiana
and between Cincinnati an Huntsville. ~
FOURTH TRAIs--AccOmmOdaiion leaves Cincinnati at
1870 o'clock T. NJ Passengers by this Train connect via
Eaton and Richmond to Indianapolis. Sleep at Indi
apapolis, and resume by Morning Train to Chicago
this train stops at all way stations between Cincinnati
and Indianapolis.
Firth TRAIN-Evening Express leaves Cincinnati at 5
Hamilton TO Oxford and Connersylls. This Train stops
at all way stations.
n Springfield Passengers by C. H. & ID. Railroad
will take 800 A. NJ. an +. VI. Traps.
FARE.