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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-07
What the pcODIe NAV EyDprt.

There are now tbiay.tires applications
for new Banks published in The Harrisburg
papers, with an aggregate capital of about
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Should Pollock be elected Governor, ev-
cry one Of these Banks, If passed by the
Legislature, will be chartered for the ben.
eft of bankers and spectators. If Gov.
BlGLER is reelected he is pledged to We.
to all such monopoIies unless in localities
where they arc demanded by the cIearest
wants of the business community. De.
eide then which you will have. Your pa.
per currency almost doubled. and the
country flooded with irrcdecmabIe rags, or
whether you viii conGne this species Of
currency to the pressing demands Of the
busine SIS community. If you desire the
former, vote for Pollock. If the latter,
give your votes to BlGLER.
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A LAST WORD TO OUR FRIENDS.

Is The last paper VIC will issue before the
election, we desire to add few words TO
what we have already said touching the
present contest. We assure our readers
thotA MORElMPORTANT ELECTION
never TOOK PLACE IN THIS COM.
MONWEALTH. And we further assure
you, THAT THE PROSPECT Is NOW
MOST CHEERING-that from ali parts
Of the State, the word is, ALL'S WELL
WITH DEMOCRACY-and that a GER.
TAlNand GLORIOUS VICTORY awaits
the friends and defenders of Constitutional
liberty, and the advocates Of "eQuaI rights
and privileges" TO ALL AMERICAN
CITIZENS.
Tho contest has been waged with almost
unprecedented bitterness, and the opposi.
lion yebeen most unscrupulous in heirat-
tacks upon the Democratic candidate. Our
own fellow lownsman-the pure and hon.
est BroLER-has been assaiIed in every
shape that yindicriyoness could suggest.
His public acts they shun, and DARE.
NOT discuss. Unexampled peace, pros.
perty and public contcnlment, has char.
acieriaed his administration. To BrolnR,
more than 10 any other mortal man may
we ascribe this happy condition of our at.
iairs-oud yet hemust be stricken down.
And what for! Why, merely thatthe way
to the PUBLIC SPOILS may be again
opened to the leaders of the Whig party
Three years Of Democratic rule has al.
most entirely blocked m the ovcnpe If or.
fetal speculation. Our legislation has been
materially reformed. Bv the late law re.
Quiring each act to pass under a separate
bill, SPECTATORS in the LEGISLATION Of our
State, have met with an overwhelming re.
buke. Defeat Bgler now, we may well
expect an immediate return to the old log.
rolling, omatJuS system, and with that.
system in operation, and Whig Exocu.
tive, the MONEY-POWER OF the coun.
try can as efeotoOIy control the State as
five had neither laws nor Constitution.
This is why a change is desired. viii.
The hard .dstod, honest. hearted yoomanry
orCIoOrfeld county, assist in such work 2
VIII you not, to a man, cast your votes
for your honest neighbor and fellow ciri.
izen WILLIAM BlGLER Ia man who
has proved himself to be the FRIEND OF
THE PEOPLE whenever and wherever
tired
by his tirmness he has put final check
to EXCESSIVE BANKING, aud as one
o the happy fruits, our metropolis-the
great Wing city of PhiIodcphia-is now
'heonIycommoTcaI cityinthe Union whose
energies are not curbed by the present
monetary pressure. For this, the people
oil the Commonwealth are indebted to his
mastery yetoes ofinnumerobIe Bank Bills,
and for this the people Of the entire State
owe him lasting gratitude.
But especially should Gov. Bigler be
supported by the people of CIearfeld CO.,
as no county in the Commonwealth con.
'aIns greater natural resources, so no
county stands in greater need of the as.
sstance OF influential friends, in order that
those resources may be properly develop.
ed. Even @o7o, VIC have the very lairest
prospect ofo RAILROAD passing through
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MELANCHOLY SrrAuRo,r DIs,srrl

MELANCHOLY STEAMBOAT DISASTER
A despatch, dated Louisville, September
80, states that the steamer Malta was sunk
in the Ohio, near Paducah, few day.
since, and twenty or thirty deck passen.
gers are supposed to have been lost,
o. In Louisville, Kentucky, on the 3Oih
ullimo, William b. Shepard, the candidate
OF the know.nolhings, was elected mayor.
Up to the time oftho opening Of the polls
he had not been known as a candidate.
but he received a minority of $50.
W Governor Bigler reached Philadol.
phia, on Friday evening the Goth ult..
much improved in health and strength
lie addressed Democratic meeting at
the corner Of Fifth and Shippen streets on
Saturday evening.
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Marine DisasicF-FOnr Lives Lo,t.

BosToN, Oct. 2.-The schooner Ontn.
ria, hence for Rockland, has been los. in
Broad Sound, and four Of her crew were
drowned. Captain Pennman was saved.
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PoLLocKs OPINION OF JACKsoy.-Short.
Iy after Gen. Jackson vetoed the U. S.
Bank, Mr.. Pollock gave the public the ben.
eft OF his opinion upon the bank, as well
as upon Gen. Jackson and the democratic
party generally, by toast, at Milton on
the 4th Of July, as follows:
"BY JAMES FoLLoCK-Tho minority in
the house Representatives Of the United
State, distinguished alike for their talents
and patriotism, they resisted, with heroic
frmnass, the dangerous and alarming at.
tact Of an infatuated executive upon the
constitution and laws aud although a
minority dared to defend the rights Of the
people against acoalesced majority, whose
only rule oI action is the will ortheir Mas.
ter"
This man, who called the hero who
never met an enemy but to conquer him,
an "inlaluated executive," now asks the
people Of Pennsylvania to make him gov.
ernor This is "American pride and
feeling ~
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rNrNEY NNMINirlnNN.

IOE COUNTY COMMISSIONER
DAVID ROSS, Of pjhr YauaHp.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR
.GlOBtIE WALTERS, Oj nm 7a,rrsiip,
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A Democratic meeting was held a
Mount Joy School House, in Lawrence
tp., on Saturday evening last. VIM. Wal
lace was elected President, John Owens
ST., and Wm. Ogden, Vice Presidents
John Owens, Jr., Secretary.
The meeting was addressed r. J. Wal
lace, Dr.. Rotc, and Hon. G.. r. Barrett
There were not less than seventy five per
sons present The meeting adjourned
with three cheers for BigIcr.
ANoTnER.-On Monday evening last, a
number of Democrats Of Lawrence town
ship, assembled al Centre School House,
and organized by appointing Geo. Thorr
President, VIM. Fulerion, and A. Carr
Vice Presidents; George Hall and C.
Lonich, Secretaries. Addresses were de-
Iiyorcd by George Sackett, Il. J. Wallace
}. B. McEnally and DR.. Rote, when the
meeting adjourned with three cheers for
BigIer.
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RAILROAD LINES.
e. - EsI NJ % 7E!...:.::s:::s;:..:;.
RNILRoA AID LINES,

ItRoM CINCtNNATITo THE NORTH EAST AND
l. VET, ny RAILROAD, IKCINrISNATI, DAYTON, CLYDE
AND CLEyHLASD RocTE: VI
To New York b. Dayton, Clyde Cleveland and Lake
Shore Railroad ia. 10 hours
To Boston by Dayton, Ci1de. Cleve and and s-rs =
Lake Shore Railroad in.- ...... IS hours
10 Chcsiso m % hours
To indianapolis in. hours.
To Tcrrs Hauie aud Lafay cite in. hours.
r VIA CrNcISSaTI. HAMILTON AND DAyToS RAILWAY.
y -lif Trains run by Cincinnati time NE
. Tho Roads of this Route are laid throughout with
heavy I rail.
- FIVE DAILY TRAINS. 81 = - g.
FIRST AIS-iinianapolis Express leaves Cincinnati
ut 50 O'Clock A. NJ. Passengers by this Train
via Eaton and Richsrond. indianapolis, Lafay ei.e,
Terre Haute, &C. sleep at Lafayette and resume by
Mornng Train To Chicago. This Train all
stations between Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Sc DTRnS-Express Nail leaves Cincinnati at $50
O'Clock \. NJ. Passengers by this Train connec. to
veand. sleep at Cleveland resume a; 80 A.
dusky Clyde, Toledo Chicago, Detroit Troy ,Pqua
&C.. Hamilton, Oxford and CoBnersville. This Train
stops all way stations between Cneinnat Clyde and
Sandusky. --ce.at -..
THIRp Tn AN Accommodation leaves Cincinnati at
O'Clock r. NJ. Passengers this Train connect In
dianapoli. via Dayton and Richmond. Sleep at lnd
annapolis and resume by Morning Train TO Chicago
Dayton To Troy and Piqua; also connects to
all way stations between Cincinnati and indianapolis
and betw cen Cincinnati ana Huntsville.
FOURTH Observation-Disclosures leaves Cincinnati at
3 O'Clock p NJ. Passengers by this Train connect via
annapolis, and resume by Morning Train To thic5go.-
this train stops at all way stations between Cincinnati
and lndi" napols. . y -. =.
FIrrn 1R,Is-Evcning Express leaves Cincinnati at )
o'clock y. NJ. Passengers by this Train connect at
Hamilton Oxford and Connersvle This Train stops
at ali stations.
MP Springfield Passengers by C.. II. g. d. Railroad
will take 1920 A. M. AM r. NJ. Tralps. a-.I o.
l. 10
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DRY-G00DS g. GROCERIES.


NAVR~ANs az
WHOLESALE DE BoREIGS DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
= BOOTS, suoEs, HATS, BoSNETs, &c.
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
NXE have just received $50 packages iof our Spr ng
Wv purchase. which We opening. consisting Of
Philip Allen & Sons, Globes Sprague's, Dunners,
Harrop's, Clyde's, American, Cochcco and Merrimac
fancy colored solid black mourning Prints; French
aud American fast cold rich fancy lawns domestic and
foreign Oil cold plaid Ginghams elegant styles of Der
reyes black Silks great variety of Pant Stus, Linen
woollen aud California Goldm Cottonades, plain,
plaid and fancy do; gold mixed Tweed Coatngs Linen
do plain and twed black wooen do various styles of
Ticks b,cached Musins, fine brown do, blue and brown
and cord Drills, DeHims, NanSeens, York Coatings,
Shring Stripes, Cheeks furniture do furniture Prints,
plain black wooiien Doeskins and Cassimeres, black
Broad Cloths, Irish Linens Al Sheetings, 81 DO and
tagging. &c.
wewii now constantly be in receipt of goods during
the entire Since these goods have arrived
chants are burning day light and losing freight in going
up the river to make purchases We buy American
Foods cf the manufacturers and their agents, and
but them sell lower than 1t worth the at
tenton Of any person interested in American Manufc
lures to call and examine the beautiful styles and de-
signs Of our prints. Here you will greater variety
OF the best Prints the country, than Agent
New York or Philadelphia offers for sale.
We respectfully invite the trade examine stock
feeling assured that the lee aud qualities
will attract the OF the closest buyers aud will conn.,
pare with any Of the size in the country Give us
a call. Tmhl7
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ADAMS a COPS EXPRESS.
THOMAS CONJUNCTION,
)LESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND


STATIONER. -...
VITOULD ctfully inform his friends and the pub
wv lie generally. that having purchased OF Massrs.
Rathbone IL Wheeler, their entire stock of Books "
Stationery he has ed his Book Store to- the stan
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block, corner
of Main aud First Streets.
The additions thus made tn his stock enables him to
offer his larger and better assortment
than has before been brought to this market; con
sstng in part Of Miscellaneous School, Medical and
Theological Books Writing. Printing. Wrapping and
Fancy Paper, ard Foreign & Fancy Stationery of all
kinds All OF which will be sold, Wholesale aad Retail
At Cincinnati prices fact which he would call the
country merchants, dealers teachers aud
Others being confident he make il to their interest
to purchase Of him. aug 25-u
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IARBLE POT!
REMOVED TO
MAIN ST OPPOSITE THE BANK.

or TONS of the finest Marble ever brought to the
ZlO West, at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
BILE are expressly invited to examine my stock, for
will make il their interest 10 patronize me- My stock
consists of Carrara White veined Dove colored lta
an in blocks and slabs American white, varigated.
blue clouded and statuary, which was selected with
great care at the Vermont Quarres.
MONUMENTS of all sty lies. SCROLLS, OBLElSk,
TONES HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
Counter tops and Furniture Marble hand and made
o order ut Eastern prices
Grateful for the past liberal patronage expect to
merit a continuance of the same. Give me call.
VI. a. LAWRENCE.
N Borders from distance promptly and satisfac-
rily filed. An work warranted. aug29
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CuTES rCE CFrt

The evidence here given in favor OF GARDENERS
MAGIC WOUND HEALER will seem almost incredible
to those who have tested is great healing pspers
nevertheless We give iin Mr.. Dodges words, as
know il to BE- true:
Mr.. WILLIS DODGE, living near Cynthiana, Posey
county, Ind says that last winter about Christmas while
engaged I'm choppng wood he his foot very bad he
repaired to the Louise aud his boot off, and found that
his great Tos was Cut OF; he Immediately for n bot
tie of GA RDlNER'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER, las he
had heard of being used for fresh cuts) and haviS
put the toe back 10 its place using the Magic
Wound Healer. and in short time the pIin and
nessail Lent he continued the of The Magic Wound
Healer. and In few weeks .' f"' t
MS TOE GROWED on AGAIN.!
ne, er having iiifdmed or become sore. .--t'
Mr. Dodge says he may be- referred to to the bene
fits he received IRON the ofc Magic Wound Healer,
as nc has used in eycral casesin his family and says
IL rs the best remedy for fresh cuts he used.
numerous certificates could be given. but think the
foregoing sufficient they show concusvely that
diners Magic Wound Healer uiH fresh cuts and
that fresh cuts treated with the Magic Wound Healer will
not inhame or become sore
IL y Preparcc by JAS l.. GARDINER
Sold by Thomas Newman, Mount Vernon, Ind.
y X. B. Hallock, Princeton, =" r
Woolsey IL Linck, Evansville
and by Country Merchants generally TfebI7-2md5mw
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fcb2o-tf
REupOnD,s FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the ct
Il zens OF Evansville aud vicinity, that he has just
opened fresh stock OF Family Groceries, and Provi
sions every descriptions First street. door 10
James Steel's Lumber Yard where hes hopes, by strict
attention to business to merit and receive sharc pub
lie patronage.
am daily receiving fresh supplies OF Butter, Cheese,
Eggs Lard and Poultry from the country, and shall keep
constantly hand full supply of all ape articles for
table use. '--- - - - O.
MyMARKET WAGON will deliver all goods bought
II my Store, to the residence Of the purchasers prompt
ly upon the receipt Of their orders Please call and
anime my stock. (janl6-iy) T.. T.. BEDFORD.
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JEWELRY STORE OF
a. a. q - - 80 Nc ~T q

SECOND STREET. TWO DOORS below MAIN, r
NEW BUILDING, EvANsvILLE,IA.
TIRE undersigned most respectfully informs the ct-
zens OF Evansville and vicinity. TINT he continues
his business ut the above place. where he constantly
keeps on hand splendid and full assortment of Jewel
ry Watches. Clocks &c, &c, ofthe best quality which
viii be replenished continually 10y the latest and most
fashionable styles, and which his advantageous pur-
chases and the liberal patronage he has received thus
far enable him sell very low AT LEAST as low as
any other house in the city, H g.
Repairs of any kind in his line will be executed in
competent manner, and at low charges.
Asking continuance of the liberal patronage
ed npon him, he refers those who to buy
who HAVE bought of him. and invites all TO examine his
goods and prices. (feb2st) G.. GOSSEN.
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=
WILL .ieve every .humaii being" who has any
w It following symptoms:
Indigs on Headache
Bill -,si Extreme Nervous ~ itation
A. Nv Palptation Of the Heart
sense Of oppression at An inearacity Tor the slight
!. the pit OF the Stomach est exrItion
Depression of Spirits Mlstincss d indisunctness OF
Heayipess Vision
& old Hands and Feet Unpleasant t,ste in the
Numbness of the Inns and Mouth. particularly when
other parts rising ia the morning &
Vertigo Nausea Dull heavy pain and sense OF
DiAiculty of Respiration weight in The Head
Stupor Temporary loss of memory
Irrabilityi sense of Emptiness
Drowsiness Pulse less frequentand ::sore
Debility feeble than usual
Extreme Ianguor and Ex- Dependency
baustion Emaciatior and Extreme De-
Restlessuess bility.
Costiyeness.
Principal Depot at
BURNET'S, NO. u, EAST FOURTH STREET'
cISrINSATI OHio
OPFor sale by Druggists everywhere.
NPPrice so Cents.
I7Country Dealers supplied at Proprietors prices
by all Cincinnsti Druggists an s. u y. /. -
TPPurchase none but so. HALsrED's Anti Dyspep-
tic Pills."
OPEvery box Of the Genuine Pills, has the name Of
so HALsrED" on the side label.
For sale In Evansville, Ind, by
I KELLER FARNsLEY & TO-,
HALLOCK tS SroDDARD,
.r.. 81. ...-.s MILLER 81 CO. d.. ......
oct2O WOOI.SEY q LlNCK.
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
j. ~. COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TIME undersigned have in store large stock of
l. Drugs Medicines Chemicals, Oils, Paints Varnisi-
es Dye Woods Glassware, Patent Medicines, Brushes,
DC. &C., and constantly receiving fresh supplies
from the and Eastern markets. which they
are termined to sell at small advance.
Our articles all selected with great care, and war
raned to give satisfaction to genuineness quality and
price.
Surgical instruments Trusses Abdominal Supporters,
and Shoulder Braces OF the most al proved styles.
Pure Brandy, Old Rye Whisky and Wines for msdiea!
purposes only, of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of Daguerrean stock consisting OF
Plates, Cases. Chemicals, &c, at small advance from
Eastern prices. FHt tfr.c o..
Mrs Miliers Fine Cut Tobacco and choice lot of old
Havana Segars Bird Cages. Seeds and Fountains.
Merchants aud dealers will please call aud examine
our stock when in the city, aud all orders will be attend
ed tn i'm nc diatciy and care fully packed.
ALLEN &. H,LLocK HALLOCK 81 STODDARn,
w. II. p SropDARD,} Wholesale Druggists,
Oct. Jtf Main street. nea the river.
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NHESSRS. SATERLEE & deg ARMO have now on
wi hand good assortment OF one and horse Car
riages Rockaways aud Bicycles, manufactured al their
own shop after tn most approved and modern styles.
Messrs :. & Dec will promptly fill all orders for
work in the neatest and mo.t substantial manner
and surpassed by Eastern rers, either in
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
Blacs smith who does up the Iron work in a style
be exceed. APPLY
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PPassengert raIn case' t!.hsFlIIe esgrs H''rHIHs
at O'clock Sundays exceped); arrive at incennes at
lOt O'Clock 4. NJ, leave Vncennes at O'Clock L. NJ
arrive nj Evansville ~ y. -ar.
TTSTbe Accom- noiation Train leaves vincennes at
O'Clock NJ: arrive Evansville at IL A. NJ; leave
Evansville nt p NJ. arrive at Vncennes at L. NJ.
All freight will be forwarded by the Accommodation
Train To in src forwarding Of freight the day
its delivery at Evansville Depot il must he delivered
at or beforo O'Clock A. NJ; aud at Ninceunes il mus
he delivered at or before, o,ock, the evening
the previous day. SAMUEL HALL,
janas-tf President. .
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STOVESI T.SS ND corr: ...,s'. ss-
LaSsgMENT

LaSEsmENT.
,e~ THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm Of Scantlin
EiEEl e. Paryin, has returned from Princeton TAX
9S3 en- up his residence permanently in THIS eirY.
branches of their business Mr. s. would call the attcn
ton Of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining To
their business They are also prepared to do all Of
lin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c, &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done al the shortest notice and in the feet Style
Call at the store of SCANTLIN d PARVIN.
novi5 Main steet, bet First and Second.
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GAgsDgT EEsS
MAGE WOUND HE ALERl

,,, MdT = ,WNUND "a ALI ~, -. :,
This Is decidedly the greatest Remcd! "r Nic cure OF
H Fresh Cuts airi Bruises. that has over
be IN before the Public. ...
Ii will cure Frc~I Cats. r. -
IL will cure FrcSl Bruises.
1t will cure Frcsli Spra'ns.
Ii viii cure Sore Nipples.
'- Ii Will cure Chappcd Hands.
IL will euro Innanicd Eyes.
Aud all Evt-rral Injuries.
RE Nd Ta5 FoTLOWIHG
rTESTlNONf. a regards the magical influence that
l. GARDiyER'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER eSorts
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RAIL- ROA ID LIN l. S
rEz1zl 49, 49,
{sTg5 -es

To Baltimore in....-.....---...-.. 800 hours
~ ""'' VIZ LII TIE MIAMI HALLWAY. 10 H'A'''
Trains run by Columbus time, minutes faster than
Cincinnati l.I..t.i.. l. ..r
The KoaIson ,h, Route are laid throughout h heavy
L Hail. .I.- n
FOUR DAILY TRAINS. .-. ~
First Train-ightniDg EXPIRES. leaves Cincinnati nj
O'Clock Passengers b, this tr. in to New
York, Boston Niagara Falls buffalo, Dgnsirk, Cleye-
land crs'ine, Pittsburgh, Philadcphia, Bai.imnr-.
Washington CITY Wheeling. GAINESVILLE. &c. SioPpin.
between Cincinnati aud Cleveland I.vclan.l, Nor
row. N-nil, London, Columbus, Delaware, Car'ling-
ton GALLON, Crestlnc, Shelby, New London and Gron
only.
Second Traip-AeHcmmcdaiion Express leaves Gin
cinnat az o'clock M Passengers d, this ,ain
meet TO CLEVELAND (sccp at cley cla, and r.same att:
30 -. To i'unkirk. Bunaln New York aud Boston),
Zanc.vie Wheeling Niimr,,cton washin-:oa Circle
Nr. leanon.Hc This Train stop. a. ait riItions
octween Ci cnnaH sid Cleveland and beiwc-n Cincin
nati aud " a'Iingtoa (cxcert Flag stt"ns--storris
only on proper signal or n>tce 10 Conductor.
Third r;sin-Lea,e< Cincirnati at , 10 o'clock T. m
Passengers by tn Ir1 connect - lii'isboro, Chiii
cothe, Washington Wilmington, letano., Nc. Ibis
train stops at AL stations between Cincinnati aud
HILLSIDE ~, and between Cincinnati aud Washington
ping on proper signal or notice to Conductor.
,urth rain--Eyening Express. leaves Cincinnati at
5ocock p m Passsnsers by this train connect to New
YORK, Boston Niagara Falls, BIfalo, Dunkirk. Cleve
land Lebanon. &C. This train stop. at all way stations
between Cincinnati and Cleveland except Flag stations
stopping only proper signal or notice to conducor
Sunday train to Columbus at ?: 70 O'Clock p. m.
IFSpr, gfeid Passengers by L. NJ. Railroad will take
Ga m. and =. M trans
From Cincinnati to New York SIG 90
From Cincinr att to Boston ..... .......... Is 80
An additional ch rye fifty cts via Niagara Fails.
From Cincinnati 10 Buffalo via Lake Shore Rail-
road io w
From Cincinnati TO Philadelphia or Baltimore via
Crcstline and Pittsburgh ID On
From Cincinnati to Pittsburgh via Crestline..-.. 4 20
Front Observation-Disclosures. 90
From Cincinnati to Baltimore via Whcelng.... IA %
From Cincinnati to Washington via Whe ling. Is 95
From Cincinnati to Philadelbhia via heeling. IS %
From CIncinDati to Wheeling ID
From Cincinnati 10 eycanJ.................. 90
From Cincinnati to Columbus. 90
From Cincinnati To Zauesyille ........-..-.... 20
From Cincinnati to Springfield ............ Q 10
From Cincinnati TO Morrow ................... %
From Cincinnati To Wilmington .............. j co
From Cincinnati TO Washington ............... 81
From Cincinnati to Circleyille } 80
rom Cincinnati to Loyeland. ............ 65
From nciunati To Marlborough IS
from Cincinnati To Chillicothe %
II JsFor all information anu Through Tickets, apply al
the Office south of Broadway aid Front SITS,
or at the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
mhl6 p. W. STRADER General Agent.