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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
From Kansas-Further Particulars OF
the Attack on Lawrence.
MN YORK. MAHo0.

The correspondent of the Tribune,
writing from Leavenworth, May odd.
gives the following particulars of the at
tack on Lawrence "Marshal Donald
son. whose U S. posse had been gradu-
ally narrowing the circle around Law
renee. made a nocturnal descent upon it
about clock yesterday morning
They took possession of the town with
out the slightest resistance, and arrested
those they wanted; Dictzlcrs and Smith
being among the number taken. The
Marshal after pvolonging the search, and
taking all the arms they could find, went
through mock ceremony Of disbanding
them, when they were Immediately led
on by Sheriff Jones, who has not been
half so seriously injured as was sup
posed, and the assassination story about
whom has doubtless been trick.
-Four pieces of artillery were immedi-
ately planted in front of the great Hotel,
and they commenced to batter it down.
Little progress was made with the artil-
lcry. as the walls We're thick One cor
ner was injured, but when they saw that
the work was too slow, key of powder
was placed in the celleI, and the attempt
made to blow it up. This was only par
titlly successful, and the flames were soon
bursting from it in all directions. Both
Of the newspaper Offices we're then fired.
The posse III the meantime ransackcd
every quarter for liquor. and long before
eYening great many of them were dis
Sustingly drank, and running about the
streets. talking about killing the aboli-
tionists.
Several men are reported killed: but
the loss Of life and other outrages per-
potratod on helpless men, women and
children will never be known.
Comparatively few were in Lawrence
when the attack was made
When it was resolved that tho L. s.
authorities should not, il any shape. he
resisted, 10 matter how lawless Or vio-
lent. the defenders left the CITY. one by
one, we'll knowing tina. the presence of
u few men would only expose them to
certain destruction, and that an attack
on them would make an apology for d.
stroving the town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

4 Probate Court will be held at Somcsvill
Mt. Desert, at the house of Daniel Somes Esq
on Tuesday the seventeenth day OF June mex
at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
Bucksport, May 20, 1856. 3wl7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

subject 1t prevents me starch from stickns 10 the
iron, and causes the nheh 10 reta'n lis st'lness an
other important advahiage IS that oy using me foish
articles IAN he stare ed in either starch
and ironed Immediately w,hoot Inc hhaserabe results
which usually fillowby INC ofuihory manner.
Price, only Is cents ~ large bottles. Prepared ny u
raVI Dir In No 10 Broad street Boston,
I Dnsnore Sons SkUwhigan, Gen. Agents. Sold
10 Ellsworth by :,
Nv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
FROM THE SOUTH.

BALTIMORE, June 2. New Orleans
papers of Thursday last are received,
from which we learn thai Mcssrs. Wright.
Williams & Co., cotton brokers, have
resumed payment.
Dates from Tampa Bay to the % ult,
report further Indian outragcs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
Natise OF Foreclosure,

Andrew Brown, b. lis decd of Mort.:a g da.2d
APRIL II, 1854 and recorded at Hancock CUNT
lie Estgy Vel. % page i5I, having conveyed t.
mt The premise in Casino where lie now lives,
and the condition of said mortgage hayiAg been
broken, claim to la the same for'losed
JOSHt ( If. MOVES.
Iy G. J. ABBOTT. lis Atty.
Castinc. Nay 2 t., lsic. 1o3w.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

THE GRhAr USworNpED.-Jones, the Kan
sas Sheriff, whose sutferings. when he turned
in his bed. drew salt tears from the eyes OF the
Post. and other negro driving newspapers, it
is now stated was not shot at all The whole
thing was got up for effect upon the country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
G. y n CE RI {!
WAREHOUSES;
NEW ENG ND ARDS,
Under the direction of
+. FREEMAN WHITEHOUSE, -

Consisting of
MRS. w. +. DURANT, Contralto,
ID. BARNARD TENNEY, Baritone,
w.. DURANT, Basso and Comic Delineator,
L. FREEMAN WIIITBH0USE, Tenore and
Proprietor,
Will give their last Concert at LORDS HALL,
Ellsworth, Friday Evening, June 9Th.
Tickets IS Cents, to be had at the door. Doors
open at l-2, Concert to commence at 8 o'clock
p For further particulars. sec Posters, Cir
culars, Programmes, &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

tV Mr.. Champion, the British minister, has
been dismissed by our government, after SOME
months delay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

found complete ASST tmcnt et Harnesses eonsiti-
ing Of best Silver ilat', Brass Iapanad AMI rottfd
trimmings made trem the best Of Oak tainted
leather. Riding saddles and Brushes of various
kinds and prices. i!alters # every Kind and
quality ,getAer with all articles in that branch
f trade.
Ny STOCK OF WHIPS CANNOT BE EXCEILED
stage iashes of The best kinl in s,se, sa'hllers
silk kept expressly for the ladies. Caatnois >fins
far cleansing silver aud Brittany ware, Trunks Of
ali kinds consisting of best Meats Leather and
Russell Doubles, Portfolio, Dress Fay top and
iIruse Trunks, all kinds of Trunks nasio to order
at very short notice, Nalises and Travelling Bays OF
all kinds aud s;zes, Curry Ceiahs an! iiorse
Brushes together with every other article usually
kept in such establishments.
Harnesses cleaned and oiled at short not!ae.
Cash paid FIR Hides and Calf skim,
All of the abore articles viii he f"ld n. f'ii
prices by HENht E0i.si NJ
Ellsworth, Jaac tta, lsjG. i9tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

AN INDUSTRIOUS CANVASS n.-One of our
lady canvassars recently obtained over three
hundred subscribers for the IN nthly Gem
and Gazette, in four days.--pexter Gem and
Gazette,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

SUMNER MrErrSGs.-A Large meeting wGs held
in Portland May 3lst to Consid.i the eulrages
committed on Senator Sumner. William VII
lis Esq. presided. Strong resolutions eonde'n-
natory Of Brooks passed, urging his expulsion
from The House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
Take Notice.
LADIES, READ THIS.
TaYler's Premium Starch Polish.

THE FRIEND OF THE LAUN
DRESS. This article has been test
cd by the best judges, and pronounc
ell superior 10 anything of the kind
in the market, The Highest Pre-
MUM hos been awarded to il by ,ht
Mechanics Fair, lately held ip Bos
tou, dnd wherever i, has bsen tried
il has given universal saii sfsc,ion.
II not only gives a CLEAR POLISH
TO THE LINEN but obviates many
Hlilicullies 10 which lannhressei are
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

C1ScISSArI CONVENTION. The telc-
graphic wires are down wcs; of Boston,
and we have nothing from there since
Tuesday. They had a fight the first day
and organized temporarily. The ID day
permanently organized, Georgia man
President The notification, or anti
Benton delegates from Missouri aimitted
Of course. The New York ease ret de-
cided. Plenty ofBachanan m2n IS lobby
members.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

A SURE CURE FOR a FELON.-Ihis We know Will
he gladly received by al! our reaters. When the
frs, whea far advanced, il can
he relieved and entirely cured by holding the finger or
part afflicted Perry htsis Pam Killer iof haitian hour
1t has been thoroughly lased and proves a fin,
elnedy. A fe lon is Troublesome thing. aniy would
advise all so tronbiei 10 test the remedy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
SORE LEGS. so0E BREASTS, W5ui::s 5
g. ULCERS

Sure rf tie nln7' sci"3t't sn-ge5ns re-" ','g
"a the nsr nf this wonder nj Ointment w,r iv hc
te1e "ttl u" worse Cast OF sora. tssulds ul.tvs
. an lu5r sweiings: aH innfnrr jcf Holloway 49, Nv
{ ON nhui o. the Allied GaHrrun.tS. displtf bet
HOSPITALS of The East large shiamets aftitiS G,ut
To be used under The rcr ina ii the Nc1tcai II II L. IT,.
wst clse. ~ wounds. i "'Icoreany n~rc g'a-,l, ia
swelling >tf'-'rss ar contraction Of se j. Its
%
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Sheriff : Sale.

HANCOCK, S.. May aOth ls5G.--Takcn on Ex-
ecution in which Stephen b. 0agood ia the judy
ment debter ana will be sold at public auction on
the fifth day of July next at ten o'clock in the
forenoon at the Counting room of the Ellsworth
Bank in Ellsworth, forty shares Of the Stock in
10 n. REDMAN, DeruNy SliefSH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
FARM FOR SALE.

L ~ seJA Z VA iJA
s9scSSsSSs Situated i'll Bluehll 1 IL miles fr6,l
,aa75SS the village, On a branci, road lea.ing
ESS4E from the Blnehi!l and Buckaport stage
road. said farm contains about eli Els r
-ssSE---~ acres Of good land we'll divided iato
moving and IaStariag; we'll watercd wit. good
springs and Il we'll. On aid farm is one stlf'
house % by IS, barn 60 by 81, wood house % by
IL all mostly and in good repair THERE'S al
so plenty Of fire wood, and about lj5 ycua; ap-
pie trees mostly grated fruit. This farm he
bought low aad reasonable terms. 1t was
iormly occupied by the subscriber, where in:orma-
ten can be had personally or by letter.
NEWELL OSGN0D.
North Blucfill, Me, Juro 5th, ls56 l93w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

Having upon the system through their action upon
the blood, Tho Fluid is preparation entirely dis
tinct from the Glo!aes Int having all their chem
ical qualities and all their medicinal ones also
except Cuthartic powder for which Il laxative Is
substituted. It well to .al,c'them in connection
the Globpies at night and the Fluid through the
day Thus all lumors and impurities ave first an
initiated by a chemical action md then cleansed
away or carried from the system by medicinal ac-
tion. Vitality of mind and frame is retained and
the dull lstless feeling Of WEAKNESS and 1asstudo
rs warm Spring weather advances j. prevent or
banished Nc glow Of full life is felt in all its
luxury-tae free Glad sensation OF buoyaut health
and abundant energies.
BURR FOSTER & CO. / Cornl,il General Aacnt
MANSFIELD s: co. II City Wharf Tpecal Agcn
ltu. L.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

PR O i AT T. MOTTO Els.
To the Hon. Judge of Probate of the
County of Hancock

Represents Timothy Crosby, of Bangor, in tbs
County Of penobscot and State of Maine, gar
Gian of Albert G. Ellis, John 5. Ellis, Sarah :
Falls and Manning Ellis, late OF BrooksVitis, III
said county of Uapcock deceased; that the said
minor children are seized and possessed OF two un
divided third parts (subiect to tho widow sdowcr)
of the following described real estate, IN SAID
BrooksyilIe to wit: The homestead lot OF said
deceased with the buildings thereon Meaning
the same premises which were occupied by SAID
deceased with his family at the time of his de-
cease; that it is necessary for the support OF
Said ininur children and for the expenses Of
guardianship, and will be for their benefit, that
said real estate should be disposed off, that an
alyaa gntcGus offer has been made to me by Amos
Got. IF Brooksviilc, for said real estate OF the
same three hundred and elven dollars and ten
clnts and that it is for the interest of all con-
cerned that said Offer should be accepted.
TIMOTHY CROSBY, Gard
Tan-or, april 20, lS5G.
AT Court eff Probate held at Buck
sport within and for the County of Ham
cock on the first Wednesday Of May
in the year of our Lord eighteen hun
bred and fifty six.
On the foregoing petition, Ordered That the
give notice to all persons interested ny
causing a copy of the petition and order Of court
thereon, t. be Published three weeks succcssvcly
in the Ellsworth american before the FIRST Wednes
day of July next that they may then appear at
rrohat eaurt = be held at Blnehll in said county,
AMI shcw cause if any they have why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted.
PAEkE TtcG, Judgc,
Attest, WARREN ktSG Register.
a true copy of the petition and order Of court
thcreen, Attest, WARREN EiSG, Register. ls2w,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
1SnyoxA1Iox MEETING At BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, June ., a great mass
meeting was held in the Eagle street
Theatre this evening by our citizens to
express their indignation at the assault
committed upon Senator Sumner by p.
S. Brooks, of South Carolina. Mayor
Stevens presided, Speeches were made
by Hon. Mr.. Thompson, and Mr.. Whit
man. Sergeant alarms of the Kansas In
vestigating Commission.
A series of resolutions were adopted.
denouncing the outrage in the strongest
terms.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

South Carolina is old: Kansas is
yo1ng. South Carolina counts by con-
turtles. where Kansas counts by wears.
But beneicent example may be born
in a day : and venture to say that against
the two centuries Of the older STATE"
may be already set the two years of tri-
al. evolving corresponding virtne, in the
Younger community. In the one is
the long wall Of Slavery in the other,
the hymns of Freedom. And if we glance
at special achievements. il sill be difficult
to find anything in the history of South
Carolina which presents 50 much of he
roic spirit in an heroic cause. Is appaa -
in that repulso of the Missouri invaders
by the beleaguered town Of lawrence,
where even the women gave their cRec-
tive efforts to treedom' The matrons OF
Rome, who poured their jewels into the
treasury for the public defencc-the
wives of Prussia. who, with delicate fin
gers, clothed their defenders against
French invasion-the mothers ofour own
revolution, who sent forth their sons.
covered over with pr ayers and blessings
to combat for human rights. did nothing
of self-sacrifcc truer than did these wo-
men on this accession.
Were the whole history OF South Car
DINA blotted out Of existence, from its
very beginning down to the day of the
last election of the Senator to his pres
ent seat on this floor, civilization might
lose-I do not say how little--but sure
lly less than it has already gained by the
example OF Kansas, in its valiant struggle
against oppression, and in the develop
ment of new science OF emigration
Already in Lawrence alone there are
newspapers and schools, including high
school and throughout this infant terri
tory there is more mature scholarship far
in proportion to its inhabitants, than in
all South Carolina All sir tell the
Senator that Kansas, welcomed as a free
State, will be a ''minis'erins angel to
the republic. when South Carolina, in
tho cloak of darkness which she hugs
lilies bowling.
; = =
Mr.. Chairman, we live in an evcntEul
period next five years are to be decis'
, i've ones in the destiny of this republic
We are hurrying forward to an era in
our political history which is to shape
our course, for good or evil, for a long
future. We have seen the republic turn
ed widely from the path in which its
founders believed it would tread; We
have seen what they consider 'rrons
converted into an exciting and aggressive
: right: it is for US Of the North-we who
d are willing to abide by the doctrines Of
/, the fathers of the revolution, to at last
make the attempt to right these wrongs
Arc we to be told that slavery is the e
RS oual of freedom and its rights to the ter
: ritory the same, and not denounce th'
d heresy Shall we listen to the assertion
le that the nag of which we are so proud
Re and under which the liberty was won
l. carries slavery in its folds wherever /
floats, and not blush with shame Ar
we to know that the only use and pur
If pose of this Union of the onc-ldca Is, tina
,e it protects and extends slavery, and as
n scnts to such a use of it We have ha'
" enough of timidity at the North: on
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Ro'd Ike Oia'mrmt md pills shout is

=. S"i I'll he Manufactures of ,l,f 10 VS.. -
HtirA Lac. NcN SnfS and 81 Strand I.,i'nsI. and
y A r-spactahls Druggists AMI Dealer. q" Ni'cinrs
M 'n2lt"t the United Siies ard the civ ztl NrflI
in Pots at . rfs, 6} 60, and - each.
-rfhefe is COTS dafa.le aviue ~ tain. ts.iar
si.'<.
P--niFrc,Il2s ar the c,ri1ltre % p7r ieut< ia
eyet' di,ntd.t arc siite 10 rreh Poi , 3 H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

Alta Cour, of Probate held at Bucksport with
in aud for the county Of Hancock on the first
Wednesday Of May in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and fifty six.
Rcslon Po.e named Executor III a certain
instrument purporting 70 be the last Will AID
testament Of Enoch Page late Of Burks7ort in
said county deceased, having presented the
same for probate:
Ordcred, That tho said Reutcn Page give no
tee to all persons interested, by causing copy
Of this order to be published three weeks site
ccssivciy in the Ellsworth American printed at
Ellsworth that they may appear at "A Probate
! Court to be held at Ellsworth in said comfy en-
the I'd Wednesday Of June next, at ten Of the
clock IN the forenoon, and shew cause, if any
they have, why the said instrument should not
| Le proved approved allowed as the last will
and testament ofsaid deceased.
| PARKER TucK.-Judge.
a true coPy-Attest WARREN KING REGISTER.
3Wl8p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06

DIR. ROOT AND MR.. MITCHELL NOT
KILLED.
MtDDDErowN June g. The father Of
Mitchell, who resides here, has received
letter dated Lawrence, May %, from
his son, stating that DR. Root and himself
are alive. They were fired at and arrest
ed, but are now discharged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
! STOCK or WHIPS CANNOT BE EXCELLED
Arnold s Globple; I'ifal Find

PREVENT THE
LASSITUDE DEBILITY AND FAINTEESs OF
SPRING WEATHER..
- BY lesscnng tempering and modifying tue
effects whicn
CHANGE IL THE ATMOSPHERE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
NEW oRLEAN MUNICIPAL ELECTION
FIRE AT BATON ROUGE

New ORLEANS, June 2. 1t is supposed
the whole American municipal ticket is
elected.
The East wing of the Louisiana Peni
Tertiary, at Baton Rouge, was burnt yes
terday. Loss 5000, 900. Nine prisoners
escaped.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-06
HOLLOWAYfS OINTMENT.
THE GRAND EXTERNhLREMbY
ERYs'p3LAs, ShLR RHsUM & SEQ,
niiIin EiuAl

NJ renro'y his l,le mach COR tn cure
eases pf rIs ski whatever form they -
his Ornament. No case nf SaI RhA,tn Snnr,y Sur~.
Heads Sor"uia or Fry .iFear. inna Whilst md t.
"! WHO. lhs EreHi"r has traec el Ir".s
the si"Ae Vlsiiih. t'lsmiIcal ,s,' tal' d su-Ss
thtS q n'insnt. giving ADJ ice its apNcafiis
aa Tins been tho u restoring Guinness tuptt,
Il, hon
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07
NEW YORK MARKET.


March 6th-stocks higher. Glove & Toledo
1913. Cleveland, Columbus d Cincinnati 10S.
Cumberland 24SS. Erie IS Is. Galena and Chi
49, Reading % is Milwaukee & Mississippi
81 ID Clevc & Pitts. 69t Chicago & Rock isl
and 50. n. Y. Central 1914. Michigan South
ern gGI
Cotton declined 1-6, with sales of 1000 bales.
Coffee firm, sales of 800 bags Rio at IL IL
Sugar active, sales 100 lids. n o. at 83-s cts.
Moasses firm, sales of 1000 bbls at &C. Linscctl
| oil quiet Bacon firm. Butter active at 1Ta2l.
Cheese 8a10l - Iron quiet, sales so tons Scotch
pig, Gunny cloth firm, 100 bales sold at IL cts.
Freights lower.
Flour firm, sales of12, oOobbls. Wheat firm,
sales of 5000 bus. at 175c Southern red, and
1856 for white. Corn firm, sales 96, 900 bushels.
Pork firm. Beef quiet. Larm, sales ESQ bbls.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07
FROM MASHINGT0N


NEW York, March 6.-The Herald's cores
pendent telegraphs that the dispatches brought
| by the America were received at the State De-
partment yesterday. There wasnothing dccis-
i've in them, notwithstanding there are rumors
that they arc bclIigerent intone
An effort is being made by the Southern A.
mericans to start a new candidate for the Presi-
tdency.
The Tribuue's correspondent says the Ste
tphen's minority report is skilfully drawn, 1t is
i'll substance demurrer, insisting that Congress
has no right to look below the surface of the
Kansas legislature, but must regard the terrific
rial legislature asrightfuly constructed, and its
acts rs valid laws, this being established, Whit
field is the legal delegate, no matter how many
/ illegal votes were polled, and Recder cannot even
contest, as he does not even pretend to have
! been voted for at the election ordered by, the
legislature. This point is argued at great length
in memorial by Whitfield, appended to, and
read as part of Mr. Stephens report.
| South Carolina papers contain details of ter
Erible riot at Columbia College on the night OF
the 18th ult A party of students having a
\ grudgc against the Chief of the Police made a
murderous assault upon him in the street, bodi-
! " injuring him One Of the students had his
scull opened The Chief was conveyed by some
of his friends to the guard house, upon which an
attack was soon made by some 100 students.
armed with pistols and clubs, in which the Chief
was again badly beaten and stabbed, and was
then threw out ofthc second story window
The alarm bell was rung and citizens came to-
gether, when another conflict ensued Six mil
tary companies were oTderded ont and were af-
terward stationed as guards around the guard
house and jail One of the students has since
died and Others are not expected to live Bcdill,
/ the Chief, is said also to be dead The excite
ment was kept mp till the 21st, when the stu
dents were still threatening revenge and being
very active in procuring arms and ammunition.
The Governor went to the College and demand
ed their arms, threatening to fire upon them il
they refused to deliver them. The students
finally yielded and quiet was restored.
Another account says the scene presented
was such as Columbia never Saw-2Uo armed
tcitizensWith guns loaded with baIl-catrfdges OPP
posed to more than 4 90 eniaged young men
with riHesin their hands. The order was given
to take aim, and fire would have followedhal
not Col. Goodwin and others thrown themselves
between and called on the citizens not to fire
By much persuasion the students wereinduced
to return tOthe college. Some of the students
were subsequently expelled
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-07

ON and after Tuesday, Aug 1855, until further notice
" Trains vii be run as follows Saturdays sxeePtsd9
GOING NORTH.

GOING sOUTI-The S10A Train will connect at San
d,sky with Morning Train Toledo MOnraeVe with
Chicago Express the soueTn Division Of c. T. Road; at
Shelby with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; At
Mansfield with Day Express from Pittsburgh and ..
Newark the West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The p N. Train i connect AT sanusky with steam
Bay City from pero at Monroeylle With western Train
&C. r. l. r.; at Shelby Junction at q p 81 with the Mall
Train on c. G. C. r. c. for Columbus Cincinnat ut Mans
field junction at 55 z. NJ with Fast train on o. r 4 r.
Pittsburgh and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio r. r.
GOING NORTH-The 9.26 Train viii make close con-
nectiuI Mt Newark with Mall Train from Beair C. o. r.
r.; at 9Iansed Junction with Express for Pittsburgh at
Shelby Junction at 1915 With Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York. and at Monroeve with
Mail Train on C. g. I. road 20 Toledo. Chicago, &c.
910 pm Train will connect Newark With Express from
the East on, Genital Ohio ROad at Mansfield Junction with
fast Train for pittsburgh; Shelby Junction at 5'2
with CeEeland AIonrOeye with Night
ESuress for Toledo and Chicago anil at SAnusy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
80 j. H. ROBINSON, Suppl.
gand,,stv AuR T. fSSs5s sep15-tf