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Purify your Blood!
Hurley's Sarsaparilla!

all the remedies that have been discovered durin
the present age for the housand ills that flesh 5
heir to-" equal this wonderful preparation. Only
three have elapsed since the discover who spent
decade in studying. esperimentazing and perfscting
it, first int reduced to the public and it is already
cognzed by the eminent physicians in all parts Of
the country, to be the most surprising and effective
NEEDY for certain diseases of which they have knowledge
All other compounds syrups of this have hither
failed command the sanction of the faculty because
on being tested, they have been found to contain ingre
dents which neutraiize the good fleets Of the Sarsapa
rla and oentimes injurng the health of the patient
II is not so with Iiurleys preparation
This is the pure and extract Of that root and
will, trial be found effect perfect OF the fol-
lowing complaints and diseases
Affections of the Bones, IIabitual Costiveness,
Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Ervsipe las, Pulmonary Diseases.
Female rretularitieS, Scrofula, or Kings Evil,
Fistula, Syphilis,
Besides curing the above, II Is also known TO be
great and powerful tonic purifying the blood and nviso-
rating the system
In Short it is without exception, in the cases men
toned, and its general effect the SYSTEM the most ef-
fcacious it is the desirable remedy OF the age
1t is already extensively used throughout the country
and is fast obtaining EuropeOn reputation. The IN
of it has effected daily coming to the
proprieors knowledge, and he has hesitation in re-
commenting and all who desire procure relief
from suffering One bottle being tried its effects will be
too apparent to admit of further doubt.
RHCOLLECT HuRLEYs SAKsAPARLLA Is THE ONLY GEArISs
ARTICLE IN THE MAkKET.
Price 81 per Bottle six Bottles for IS.
sale the Mandatory, the Of Seventh
and Green Streets, Louisville, Kentucky, and by all the
wholesale houses throughout the United States and c.
NADIA.
Wholesale by BARCLAY. BRorHERs. Chicago, ILL.,,
and BACON, HYDE Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Ottawa by lnov29] D. WALKER CO.
Dissolution anu C0.Partnership
W1HE co-partnershp heretofore existing between Sid
4 ney Douglass and s. A. NJ. Ross under the nam.
and arm OF Douglass Ross, is thi day dissolved BY
mutual consent.
The business will be continued by the undersigned at
the Peoples Cheap Stors> in Glover Cooks Block un.
der the name of Douglass Clark, who will pay all debts
OF the late firm Of Douglass Ross, and are alone
thor.ed 70 collect all the accounts claims and
of said arm. SIDNEY DOUGLASS,
deco HENRY r. CLARK.
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At fair down east, reporter gives the
following in the list Of premiums: BEST
bed comforter Susan Thompson"
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Died. Ton.ea, the Ist inst, SIR. LEONARD BVL-
LOCK, aged ~ years.
l. tii- sad Providence the firy sustained r.
rerarabe loss and this community in all departments
one CT its most val able members.
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VIVA HaSDNa's HEALING tMBao CATION poNe2

Wonders indeed. 1t is known everywhere as Stan
ddrd Medicine, sure remedy, and Universal Panacss
FOR Rheumatism Cuts, Wounds, Burns scalds, Lumbs-
60 Sore Throat, Piles, Bowel Complaints, Cholera,
Wind Cholc, Dysentery and numerous other Ills and
aches" lis popularity is owing TO its intrinsic
rts. Once used, it is dispensed with. 1t 10 -
coming daily more and more popular, and perfOriae
remarkable day by day All persons who have ne
used this Great Remedy for all Of Pain shssId
once obtain is.
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Retueen Otta,-a anu aurora.

UtIUCT y
Y3IE undersigned having taken the contract for carry
i ing the mails the above route, is prepared TO take
passengers through with comfor; and despatch
leave Ottawa Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days aI o'clock A NJ arrive at Aurora at O'Clock r.
NJ Gsy-passirg throug. Newark. Bristol, and Os
y.gn. IdecI3I j ii. CIRCUIT.
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Chri.,m.. ana New Year HOLIDAYS,

7. GTIIGc Knew thst they only came once
year. and has the largest quantity and greatest,
variety Of New Books for Gifts. suitable for old
young, and Animals and Fancy Books brought to
Ottawa.
Also ard moreover. Toys Of all kinds, Notions Of all
kinds, Fancy Stationery, handsome Pictures Gin Per
fauerie-, for both ages and both
Come and get a supply in tim,. T.. Y. GRIGGs.
deCI3 syn Of Good Samaritan, Sat,inger's Block,
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BANKING AND EXCHANGE
OFFICE.

Ndtiinger's Block. Ott,!icd
EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities and Chicago bought
and sold
Interest allowed on deposites.
Gold and silver coin bought and sold.
Collections made vicinity At current rates OF
change.
Short tine business paper discounted.
WN. NJ True,
;rIvIo ISAAC V. WATERMAN.
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MARRIEDIn I'll, city on Thursday, the 27th u: o.,
b. tie Esy c. z. Clarke, SIR T. EOksiCE and MIS- MAE
DAVIS.
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An English paper says: "Our gracious
Queen is far advanced in condition which
promises, God aiding, to augment the royal
family of England, somwhere about the
month Of February.
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V.Ek OF E0sfs, 'oht TTtdm, Up Safe,
An.n1.iinr.
a OGETHEE with a variety OF Fine Soap. Extracts.
German and french Coiocn-s OrauV- Flower, Jas
min lavender water. lie. IdecI@l D. WALKER co.
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For Chapped Hands and lips.

II. those indebted go - will please call and Get
"a their accounts Nv c=l-h notes. our books
be LrLlHcsd. TdeclS] d. WALKER 4 co
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r SAY sam, do You SNOW where old Santa Claus unload
i his team next Christmas,
Yes. you grecuhorn saw him unload long ago, at
decI3 Z. Y. GEIGGS' Drug and Book store.
('AsiI paid for Butter. Eggs. &c.
I d-rs-9r WHITMAN ksCOvYL'S
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Governor Matteson is now building q
magnificent dwelling on Fourth street, oppo-
site the Governors mansion, which, when
completed, will be an ornament to our place.
The Governor intends hereafter to make this
his place of rssidsnce.-Springfiel Journal.
A black republican paper in Chicago says
Mr. Blu chanan was president of the bank
which failed at Lancaster. II Mr.. B. had
not been elected president of a much bigger
institution, the Chicag Fremonter wouldn't
have told this lie.-Boston Post.
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The Chicago Tribune gives an imperfect
list of the vessels totally lost on the lakes
during the season, making an aggregate Of
six steamers, nine propell.rs, two tugs. fvo
bries and twenty-eight sehooners. At .
low calculation 200 lives have been lost.
Several of the vessels have DISAPPEARED and
never been heard from.
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We advise those of our friends, in o state
Of single blessedness, who would win the
idol of their hearts, and enjoy that domestic
felicity known only to those in married life,
to restore the hair on their bald pates,
change their gray locks to their original CO.
Tor, make them glossy as silk, 10y usin &
Prof Woods Hair Restorative. 1t is now
the standard remedy for all diseases Of the
hair and skin.-Ohi1 Statesman. deco 2w
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RAILROAD CoLLIsIoS.-At Alliance. Obi,

RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN.-At Alliance, Ohio.
on Monday, the Cleveland and Pittsburg
train ran into the train on the OHIO and Pa.
r. r., which was standing across the track,
destroying two passenger cars and KILN:
ten persons. One of the passenger cars
was thrown into the rotunda Of the depot,
and another iato the sitting room of Sour.
bucks Hotel, in which several persons were
sitting. Both these rooms were torn to
pieces and the inmates either killed or wound
ed. The Cleveland tran came dashing
along at = speed of 80 miles an hour The
engineer Of the Cleveland train has ab.
seconded.
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Dtyf

IL person. having demands against the late firm Of
n FrerIu1a & Rser. a. ,ie painting business
quest-d pr.,en. them fer settlement.
der,3 81 SETH FREEMAN
INDIA RUErER pELTING AND STEAM PACKING FOR
l a. bv f.Iec lSl : =. KING 4 co.
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A REMEDY WITHOUT AN EorAL.-There
has never been medicine introduced which
has gained the wide spread popularity and
appreciation OF ali classes of the community
as Hurey's Sarasparilla. This medicine IS
known in every section Of the Union, not
only rs tn. best preparation of Sarsaparilla
manufactured, but likewise the most reiia-
bic curative agent for Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Rheumatism, Diseased liver, Bron-
chi,is. or any form Of cutaneous eruption
dependant on an impure condition Of the
blood-Helena (Ark.) Shield.
Sold in Ottawa by ID. Walker Co.
A great remedy for ali the ills that flesh is
heir to-Dyer's Healing Embrocation. See
advertisement
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Winter Apples.
CHOICE lot Of Winter Apples, for sale by the barrel
q or bushsl, at ldec6-Sml WHITMAN 6COvELV =
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Ian PO ri n nj Medical DiscOyerv.
TIE GREATEST REMEDY TIE WORLD FOR
Purifying the Blood /!
DI. EASTERLY,S
IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA

This Medicine is Six times STRONGER. CHEAP
Err and BETTER than any other Sarsapaiilla
Preparation in use. More han 1000
bottles of this valuable Medicine have
have been sold during the last
w
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EVENING STAR.
CHILDREN,s PLAY.

passage from a dramatic poem, entitled
The Vision, by Constantia Louisa Reddell.
see a beauteous vale,
Embosomed la the mountains, whose proud
height
Seems IKE pinnacle ior Tine to sit
Aud watch his generations. In that vale
Seeming the very resting place Of grace,
The homes Of men ais scattered; sunlight rests
Upon them Ike a toy; the dark blue sfv
Smiles on them Cioudisssly; the turf IL green
Az were the fields Of Eden; and bedropt
WIN 1oSsfs, with hue5 as varied as the ears
The rainbow shines with and the ringing sound
vi youtnlnl laughter rises on the air
Nature a TN found voice, and speaks In Joy
from the broad mountain and the low1y vs,s.
Ils evening Labor ceases from his toll;
ana rom each portal issues forth a train
oIyeeihf1l forms, with hands linked Close anu
bfows
All ga.landed with flowers; their dancing feet
Bound lightly Der the violet buds mat ne
Like thick strewn seTcs around 'nein' anu eAeh
Clsa, yc,ces Micro. The air, and hse 70 heaven
SuS,h ,nosI rrs,,fnent Some lea ve the dance
yVs.,tsa and throw themselves among Wild beds
OF fragrant yne and roses, where tie cess
Mum over head in sleepy murmurs. Some
Gull the young buds to make Dazzling shower
Around aach other. Some, with carelsss tread
And merry song, take pitchers to the stream,
That flows classify WITH Bonded knee
They stoop upon the brink, antwhent the dFaught
10 ffl'd, toss back into the breeze thS hong
Ind glossy tresses, that had drank the wGFe
In that low bend, and raising up their eyes,
Like dewy stars, pause there awhile, to watch
Their eager hands to catch the pebble stones
That shine so cool beneath q, Paradi e.
see thee once again blessed are We,
NV children, for your home Is Eden-like
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MovKMRHTs OF OCEAN STEAMERS
The Overland II ails to India and China.

We have often been asked for information in re-
gard to the departure OF the Mails from England
to China. The following may be interesting to
those who have correspondence with the East:
The mails leave Southampton on the 4th and
eDth Of each month, and arrive at Gibraltar about
the eth and 18th Of same month arrives at Malta
about the 14th and 2Oth Of same month arrives at
Alexandria about the 18th Of same and 4th Of fol-
lowing month.
Leaves Suez about the Goth or 2lst Of same and
5th or 9Th OF following month; arrives at Alden
about the 18th or 18th Of same and 10th or 12th Of
following month
Leaves Alden about the 18th or 27th of same nd
Gay Of arrival for Bombay, and llth to 18th for
China, &c.
Indian Navy steamer arrives at Bombay about
the ID 70 9Th zad loth to 21st Of following month
r and %. steamer arrives at Peint de Gale
shout The 9th or 9TH and 22d to I'D of following
month leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penan9
the same day, IL the steamer has already arrived
which takes the mall on arrives at Pulo Penang
about the 18th or 18th and 18th and 2sth of
Ing mouth arrives at Singapore about the 18th
or 18th and 3lst or LIST Of following month lea
SilgH pore about II hours after arrival arrives AT
Hong Kong about the 27d or 7ith and 9Th or Iot b
Of following month; leaves next day for Shanghai
Two mans leave England-one on the sth and
zoth Of each month-via Marseilles, and arrive at
Alexandria about the same time as the Southamp-
on mail.
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mo. 567.l
Eotice Of withdrawal OF lands in Mississir.
pi, Alabama, and Louisiana

No. 567.
No-ice Of withdrawal OF lands in Mississir.
pi, Alabama, and Louisiana.
IN PURSUANCE OF TEE ACT OF CON.
gnss, approved Ilth Of August, 1856, making
grant Of land to the State OF Mississippi to ala
In the construction CT certain railroads la said
State, including the portions of the Mobile and
New Orleans railroad In the States of labarna and
Louisiana, instructions have this day been civ
TO the local land officers in Mississippi to con-
tinue the reservation from sale or location ordered
by telegraph on the 9th instant, and to the Ala
bdma and lousiana officers to withdraw and re-
serve the following described lands In their re-
spective districts, as probably falling With the
pre:c.ibed limits Of selection, until otherwise d
rected, TO wit:
In MISSISSIPPI.
Office at JACKSON:
North and east Of the Choctau base line r.yi-
dian.
townships 1'2,a, $50, 7, and g, CT ranges l,
Townships 1, 2, 3, d, S, and 6, Of rangee
East Of Pearl River
Townships and 10, OF ranges II, 1s, 10, % !,
and 81.
Oface at AUGUSTA:
North and east of the Choctap base line and
Townships and !, Of ranges
inclusive
Townships l and Q, Of ranges C, ?, g, and
East Of Pearl rice, axd north of 3lst deg. of
latitude
townships g.. 4, 5, 9, :, 8, 9, and 10, Of
ranges III, II, -, ID, 49, and 10
II and IS
Townships ., SO, = g, and 9, Of range 10
Townships 5, 9, !, 8, and Q, Of range2O
Townships 6, 7, g, and 9, Of range2l
Ed" Of Pearl rars, and south of 3ls. deg. Of
latitude.
Townships 4, 5, 6, 7, and g, Of ranges 4, 5, 6, y
10 Townships s, ,ss'aA5,e,7 and 3, of ranges o.
townships 1, ABA, g, :, 9, and o, of range
Townships 1, ?, .. q, S, 6, 7, g, 9, and 10, Of
rangel
Iownshipsss, - o, and 10, Of range IS
Township g. Of range ls.
Once at COLUMBUS:
North and east Of the Choeta,c base line and me
Yidian.
Townships g, o, 10, IL, I2, ID, Ia, and Is of
| ranges Ia, is, 10, IL, Is, and 10.
township 8, Of ranges S, 6, 7, o, 10, IL, ~,
and -.
In ALABAMA.
Once at ST. STEPHENS:
South Of The 31st degree Of latitude and ,csst
ths meridian.
townships 5, @, and 2, Of ranges 1, ,, 3, and l..
In LOUISIANA.
Once at GRBRNsBURG:
South of the base Inns and east of the pysxcipal
meridian.
Townships 2, 9, and o, Of range -
Townships 7, 8, 9, and 10, Of ranges Ia and Is.
Townships Q, o, and 10, range 16
Once at New ORLEANS:
East of Ae Mississi, nj rirsr.
Townships, IL, ~, and 13, OF range IL east.
Ii east. - 'h' - NA
Townships 10, IL, and IL, Of range Is east.
Given under my hand, at the General Land Of
nee, In the city Of Washington, this 18th day Of
August, 1876. JOS WIIS1IN
du 6-1aW6w Actinn C,.r.rS-,
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marriage, Its duties and disc cslifcatiors ard
tneii remedies with Lithograpbs, illustrating the
Anatony ana Physiology and Diseases OF the G.
productive Organs Of both sexes, their structure,
uses, and functions. A popular and compreken-
sve Treatise on the Duties and Caussltles O, sin.
gle and married life-happy and fruitful sllis nce
lnode OF securing Observation-Disclosures and iDfertile
ones-their deviation and removal important
nlnts 10 those contemplating matrimony, thstwln
overcome OBJECTIONS TO II; none. however should
nke this Important step without rst corsultirg VI,
Psges-comnentaries on the diseases aud medical
treatment OF females from infancy 10 old nqe each
case graphically illustrated hy beautiful Ifthocra
Pnlc piates-nervous debility its causes ard sure,
Wy process al once so simple safe and eeectuel
.nA' failure isimpossible-rrlesf for daily manage
nh. ns-sn essay on spormstoThes, with practical
ooseIfauons on the safer and more sucssrrful mode
OF sreatment-precautiosar hints on The evils re-
suIune nom empirical practice-an ESSAY on sill
diseases arising ftom ssiscretion y,ith rl.I, ana
simple rules BY which all persons can cure them.
Snr'o,.S nnoot mefc1ry-Temedies for those SELF
taalc'ea Miseries ana disappointed hopes so On.
fortunately prevalent In the young. II fsa truth.
Iui ADVISER 70 The married and these
marriage: It's perusal is particulsfly recommepSo
nhv % entenaining secret doubts Of their
Ing haxarded the health, happiness. and nr,Tiiecs
10 which every human being is entitled
rice TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ner ro,v m
rive copies foI One Dollar. Mailed, free OF pcst.
e&e, 10 ali parts OF the United States
". B.-fhcse who prefer may co,.,,, m, =.
ChOlA upon any OF the diseases upop which MS
DOCK treats, either personally or bv man Md.
cine sent TO any part af the Union scoordino to6L
rseeSns safely packed and carefully secured fIon
Address DR.. M. b. LA CROIx. No ?, N,,sa
Lane, or fost once Box $40 Albany, NY.
Omce open daily from a m 10 8 N and
On Sanaal nom until Up. m.
III Once REMOVED nom No. SO Besvef s.
a. 1000 81 Le"', A!esss, Nee Ysrh.
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UNITED STATES MAIxS.
ALABAMA.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, August 10, 1855 {
sROPOSA LIS FOR CARRYING THE
United States mails from the 18th day Of N o.
vember, 1856, 20 the 30th day Of June 1853 on the
following route in the State Of Alabama and in
the time and manner herein specified, will be re
Department, in the city Of Washington until
up. m, Of the l3th day Of October, 1855, to be
decided on the next day:
7O5s-FIom Rome, 6eorgia. by Cave Spring,
Pleasant Gap, Alabama, Spring Garden,
Ladiga, Cross Pains, Jacksonville, Lead
Mines, Ten Islands, Greensport, Ash
Vile, Mount Niles, st Clair Spr ngs,
SPrinsville, Truss, Shady Grove, and
ROCKVILLE, TO Elyton, 1872 miles and
back daily to Jacksonville, In two. horse
coaches, and three times a week the resi-
due, with CELEBRITY, certainty and security.
Leave Rome daily at2pm
Arrive at Jacksonville next DAYS by 9 I'M
Leave jacksonville daily at6k pm
Arrive at Rome mex, days by Sx am
Leave jacksonville Tuesday, Thursd Law and
Saturday, at
Arrive ct Elyton same days bv7pm
Leave Elyten Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at y
Arrive at jacksonville same days by D m
NOTE.
Propose Is must be guarantee by two responsI
PIE persons eeftihed to as such by postmaster or
Judge Of court Cf record and contract must be
entered into by the successful bidder with surety
befo:e the 18th OF November next
no ray Will be made for trips not performed
and for each Of such omissions not satlsfatorlyex
planned three times the pay Of the trip may be de.
Quoted. For arrivals so far behind time as 10
break connection with dependin ing mails, and not
snlhciently excused, one-fouTth Of the com pensa-
.lon Tor the nip is subject to forfeiture Fines
WIN De Imposed Mess the delinquencybeprompt-
49, anu satis :actorilv explained, for neglectng 10
in q, mai from or Into post office for suffer-
and no 70 Ss Injured destroyed. robbed, or lest
as fequeniiv y. , aaer emand, to convey the mail
ed in as the contractor runs or is concern.
msst,r Gerag2.,, vehicles on the route. The Post.
a. GENERAL may annul the contract for yenest
oh,n IS, 70 run agreeably to contract or for dis.
depsrtfnent Tb oee laws or instructions Of the
service s1 also order an increase Of
on the contract pay. He may also cnr,ar increase
continue the service in whole or in rsait VI as
rata decrease OF pay, allowing one nanth} a. pro
compensation on the amount OF service disnensaa
with Bids should be addressed TO the .sIenn9
Assistant Postmaster General,n sun, ysn,iSn4
"Prop0sats for No. 705s, alabama -
For further particulars see pamphlet aid v.,t,..
m"nt forconveying the mails In vi ginia, 6 eorgis
DC OF 1855 AID 1855. 80
.sr JAMES CAMPBELL.
au io-laWsW POSTMASTER General.
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A""So "oe"ceoe w 1ShIRgt0n ana WEe6LGRQ
bit 17i hours!
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hoursm
THROUGH TIGHTS AND BAGGAGE cHHcKs TO bI
HAD IN WASHINGTON.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
conn aUhD having greatly improved its Western
travellers between WASHINGTON, BALTI.
MORE, and all portions Of the WEST, NORTH.
YVES" r and the SOUTHWEST:
fhe Connection between the Trains from Wash.
lngton and the Trains bound West nom Balti.
more is always prOm2tiy made at the Washington
junction (lately called the Relay House) miles
rom baltimore. This Is the only change OF ears
required between Washington and the OHIO river
baggage Is checked through to Wheeling at the
w ashington Station, and reehecked and trans.
terred there with the passengers) without charge,
for those holding Through Tickets for points Be.
yond The onne:ting trains leave Washington
aaily ats a. m and ~ pm. On Sundays At the
At BENWOoD, miles from whes,,np. dire.
connection Is made with the trains Of CENTRAL
OHIO RAILROAD, running from BeIlaiT. on
Inc Ohio, through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, and
NeWark, 10 COLUMBUS. These trains connect
at Newark with the cars OF theNewsIk, Mansfield
and Sandusky Railroad for sandusky, Toledo.
Detroli, Chicago, at. Louis, etc.
Al COLUMBUs the D. Railroad trains con.
road 70 Aenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, etc. Al
AENiA ION Liti'e Miami RaiIroad) eonns tom IA
formed with the trains through Dayton, to Indian.
apolin, Terre Haute. Lafayette, Ghi.ago, Rock
Is and, 81 Louis, Carlo, etc
III Passengers holding Through Tickets fou
Mempkis, piek,strg, Nateke,, N.p Orleans, etc
which are also sold at Washington-are trans.
ferred at Cincinnati, to the Mai Steamers on tbe
ohlo. Tickets for Evansville, Carlo. and 81.
Louis are sold by the river route
~ W Fer CLEVELAND ard via C.eve' and TO
TO edo, Detroit, Chicago, etc tickets are sod
when the Ohio is nav1gsble between We.e sJ Inc
ana Weilsviile (forty miies) where cennection
made. '"i'i~a0 &c
Travellers are requested to notice that while this
Is rs, the only ronte aRording Through Tickets and
m ,s. IN washington, 1t is also the shortest,
points In the great West The distance from
Wasmngton TO Cincinnati is but $50 mi es, being
ABOUT ioo miles shorter than by any other route
fARE, By THROUGH TICKET, FROM
W., % ~, InNGrDS:-To Wheeling, 80 so Colum.
6us, S3 90; Dayton, si5 so; Cincinnati, $40 90:
C C;Tuse, ~ railroad, sls IS, by steamer from
and, el2 SOj To:edo, SIS 90; Detroit, s15 90:
Cnleago, $40 IS and s19 so; st Louis, Sas so and
$z2i memphis, 826; New Or cans &3i, etc.
,RFOR FREDERICK AND HhRPER,S
rERKf, MARTINSBUR6. CUMBERLAND.
DInEmnnLEY SPRINGS, BEDFORDSPRlN6S
IlEUMoNT, OAKLAND, and FAIRMONT,
PASSENGERS may leave Washington at a. m or
m For the minor way stations between
Washington. 'N
10 For trains to and from Baltimore, Amman.
OILS, etc, see special advertisements.
. W For further Information, Through TI,kets.
etc apply to THOMAS H. PARSONS, AGENT
At Washington station. sA''
WM. g. wOODsIDE.
Master Of TRANSFORMATIONS
Saea IL 3D. q y. Railroad, Baisimofa.