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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-11-05
Public Notice.

notice by the Standard and Portsmouth Tri-
bune, that the public are forcwNrnod against pur-
chasing 4 noteinade by Robinson co., payable to
me for S2,5OO two years after date, bearing date
Jane7, 1856. Said note calls for per cent inter-
est from date
/ hefehy give notice to Messrs. Robinson & Co.,
that on the Sd day of September, 1857, sold the
note and if they have any equitable claims against
me, all they have to do is to present them and they
will be liquidatcd. PETER POWELL.
October Is, lS57.-3w
Daily Tribune copy to nmountSl, and charge this
Office.
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FRUIT TREES.
Two new Varieties Of Apples.

FIRST. THE ROME BEAUTY Its diamater is
Iss inches, weight II ounces, and keeps until May
and June, is prolific bearer and blossoms froin 10
to ID days later than other varieties in its vicinity.
The tree is a rhpid grower and bears young: Fruit
very fne favored and sub-aeid, color yellow and
red.
SECOND. CRAWFORD'S KEEPER. - Origin,
Seeding, weight 0 ounces favor very rich sub-acid,
color yellowish green with red on sunny side, keeps
until August remaining sound and hard and re-
tains its flavor up to this time. The tree is large
heavy grower requiring to be set 80 feet apart ow-
ing to its massive form.
The original tree now living, aged 26 years, in
1859, IA caIs from first bearing had picked from
its branches 81 bushels good apples.
This being very hardy apple win snccccd any
where in the United States. both varieties Origil-
ated near burlington Lawrence county, o., where
they are now largely cultivated with abundant sue
cess.
OF the above varieties have 2j,9OO trees,
years growth in good soil, which sell at the fol-
lowing prices: $40 per hundred; any quantity less
than this at the rates Of S25 per hundred. Pack
and shipped to order.
Also, all varieties Of Peaches at the same rates as
above. Orders, to insure attentions, must be &C.
companicd by the cash. AL, monies when received
will be receipted for, and trees forwarded in due
as0n.
Webster Station, s.&H v r. Rj Iron Furnace
Post Office, SeiotO county, Ohio.
Aug. 6, 1851. 2D-3m
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New Orlean Market.

s. New ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-Sugar-Pri.
css irregular; sales at 60l0c. Molasses
Prices also irregular; sales at 25c
Mess Pork $50 90. Nothing doing in
Freigbts or Exchange. Money matters
10 better. 81
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"a m @-&D @r.I

I wish to close out my entire stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C AT COST.
Those in want of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Gaps, &c. will find a complete stock from which to
select all necessary as well as many beautiful and
fancy articles.
Now is your time to get tcheap bargains. My Goods
not old ones or remnants ola bad stock, but
composed of the best quality Of substantial and
fancy articles, which am determined To sell at cost
without reserve. JOHN FRENCH.
jackson, Aug. 20, 1S57-tf. ..-....
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MILL PROPERTY FOR sale.

The one fourth interest in the FraHklin Mills,
situate rear the Scoto and Hooking Valley
Rail Road Depot, in Jackson, Ohio.
Said Mil is new, having been in operation
about years. 1t has in good running order
pair of Burrs Merchant d. | Grist or Merchant
Iat will; 9 SHUTTERS and Separator, and other
|feauisites. Also, l Carding Machine about
ready TO operate Said Mill has recently been
improved in her Machinery, and otherwise re.
paired, and is now in operation, making from
60 to rs Barrels of Flour per day. Having
concluded to withdraw from the firm, ] will sen
ttbe above interest very low. Persons wishing
leO invest will please call and examine for them.
=felves. ii. BUNN,Jackson, ONO
September 81, lS57."-lm
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMoRE, November Q. 57-Flour
steady at $5,25. Wheat, red $l,10OL-
20, and white 81 300 l,38. Corn 65(0
SOC. Whisky in better demand at 81 Ia
2Qc.
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Partial Deafness and DiScIlarg es
From the Ear.

DR., HARTLEY generously offers to attend all
persons from affections of the eur at his Office 100
Broadway, N. Y, withoutchargo until cured, there
by proving his success unequalcd, and protecting
the deaf from being swnded by paying self-styled
auristN eXorbtant fees in advance and the naiction
of still more serious evils by permitting the applica
tion of dangerous remedies by inexperienced and
unskful hands. DR.. H. may here state that he has
NO connection whatever with any person advertising
to cure Deafness neither has he given permission for
the publication of certificate purportng 10 eman-
ate from him, and cannot, therefore, be responsible
for any alarming consequences resulting from rash
ness and desperation. The loss of mon ey may not
be material to some PERSONS but the deprivation of
one of the most important of the senses ought to be
regarded and treated with more than ordinary So
licitude. Deafness, noise in the the head, and all
disagreeable discharges from the car speedily and
permanently removed, without causing the least
pain or inconvenience. A cure in all cases guaran-
teed where nalformation does not exist. Thirteen
years close End almost undivided attention to this
branch of special practice has enabled him to reduce
his treatmontto such degree Of success as to find
the most confymcd and obstinate cases yield by a
steady attention to tho means prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted with
confidence. They will show at least in what esti-
nation his professional qualifications are held by
some of the most distinguished medical men of the
countryi
TESTIMONIALS.
~ have had the pleasure to meet DR.. HAnrLEY
in practice and haze been led to form favorable
opinion ofhis character, both in profession and as
a gentlemen. ,sgt
"W. II. PARE1.R NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery"
"From my intercourse with Dir. HARTLEY, |
have found his department to be correct and gent
lemany.
"VALENTNE MORT, NJ. D"
Reference Of cures
Mr.. Goodwin 18th street near Broadway.
Mr.. William Silvey,70 Courtland street.
Mr. II. p. Herduan, counselor at Law, 10 City
Hall Place, New Yotk,
DR.. Bell Dentist, Auburn, N 7.
Mr. Seth Paine, Editor, Chicago.
Mr.. James r. Burtis, Gas Works, Chicago.
Mrs. Hawley and Mr.. Fred. Dean, Springfield
Illinois.
Mr. B. F. Stephenson, jacksonville, Illinois
Miss. Sarah Swaine, Nantucket.
| Miss. Rebcca d. Howard Fairhaven, Mass.
James Burnett Pleasant Valley, near Pokccpsie
NY.
TERMs.-For cure, S95. In compliance with the
request of large number Of correspondents in the
country whose circumstances will not admit Of
visit to New York, DIR. II. will forward package
by Express, containing all the necessary treatment
appliances, h., with ample instructions to ehect q
cure, on receipt of $40, andfhe balance when cured
THESE TERMS CONTINUED FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
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Sheriff. Sale.

By virtue of an order ofsale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas, In and for Jackson
county, Ohio, and to me directed, will expose
to sale at public auction, at he door of the Court
House in Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, on the
18th day of November, 1885,, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said
day, the following described real estate situate
in said Jackson county, to-wit;-InL Lot num-
Der ffty.three in Jamestown addition to the
Town of Jackson, in said county, ordered to be
sold as the property Of Peter Ewing, at the suit
of C. A. Nj, Damarin & Co. and Frederick
Ropp. Appraised at $l0S3, III
- BANlSTER BROWN sh'ff, g.
October Is, lS57.-tds ~
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Louisiana Election.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov.
Election passed off quietly, Small vote and
but little interest taken.
The American ticket has considerable majority
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PUTNAM FEMLB SEMINARY
MISS MARIA L. HUBBARD, PRINCIPAL

XKTILL commence its 22d year on Wednesday
w September AID. The year will be divided
into three terms Of l3 weeks each The second
or winter term will commence on the 9th of Jam
uary, 1858, and the spring term on the 18th of
April.
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JACKSON MATsIxET.

0CT. 20, 1857.
FEotR. 81 256t$4 50 at retail.
SALT by barrel, per bushcl 35@lO.
pssSUGAR at retail 10.
C0RfEE Of retail l5.
4 WAEAT--6501f0c.
/. 0ATs-2O from wagons.
PoTAToEs-4O atretail.
airTTER--l5c. iMA
gusSzSlel l0c. II .a
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Vof them living ON their self proclaimed ability
tsserve as an antIdote to THE TRIBUNE--as
toibeir POLITICAL duty to promote at our expense
the dissemination Of gazetts Of adverse politics
Weshal outlive this warfare, but we do no
affect in indifference to Il. In the open field Of
discussion, we fear nothing In the tens Of
thousands OF rural neighborhoods where the
Postmaster can'induce many. Of his quiet neigh.
bors to take thejoufnsl he recommends, we have
slready lost essse putfons, and expect to lose
more as our Subscription for this year expire.
Weappeal therefore, to tho hearty, faithfnl
fearless, advocates 81 Free Labor and Free Soil
throught The land 70 take care. that this official
warfare on our circulation be not prosecuted
without couhieraction. We employ no tray el'
ing agents, for we will not consent to have the
public karassed with the solicitations Of strang'
ers in our behalf. We strike the name Of each
sGbpcriber to our Weekly or Semi. Weekly from
our books so soon as his termRSAs expired, fol
wewill not haunt our patrOfa 18th duns fol
arrears which d.
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MISCELLANEOUS
GoLDHN REE HIVR STDRE

174 MAIN ST., wHEELTtSCi O..
FALL AED 4HLTZER 4.h.41
CTONE q TIiOaAs take pleasure IA shn6hs. thtt
- they are aD IN receipt % tslF faii sps q 81 sd
WinteT 80 E frft IA
tsFY @ Gods, Varieties and aZtlIfn eEq ts an u
Which, added 70 jr tyEIluT lpcks Eill Io re-
sentt0 the Public nssFe thaR ~
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
Being By far the Iaryest and MOST DEsIRAnEl sI IA
embracing the Blr eElECrIoN Or clotes Ed ~ ttlt
oaeTed te Pnhlic. 8iil b. 4liitif F5flfF
70 their former Yarirty they hare added = laIIa
CGYpetlng and luEs Of The latest dsEi 9ii1
and also beauiiful lins Of choice Bulls sults
WlntsE IE'.is-so hotl, e Shles, e SD e 9 M
Having beg In the EasteFu elties
the late ltelIy rise In AZ kns Cf C1tpn RubFe 31 te
ing luTgey Uit t Cash. laa they have d0r for l Hfa
taSrs In goua instances; iisy alis oHeI
- Cdel 4leFss ether ~ The Pl lkCE aE - - flb
exec. j b No aluiilnr houss j. ths Wet
To Orsset thh ulntd - erF ~ llSreasHt l1d, eg
~, t5ilie With Saeo5 ths bsst arieSi-d stoets 1l d
: % as .soek Iiiyi D fu.pd fulsJl
l&ilet gls SlIZastlhTncin % de - =.
AGO 4" Brench lleFlnosG, CAshhr-rf
Thil,ets sld MlitSliias-6f rFeTJ alaty aIi' 80,
A fail ilne of the Richest Paited, OABft Shaded %
n Etriped CaahneFea and DclRiseH-in,portrd.
60 shauis and CloaEsebraeng sou,s Of the richest
offered In Whs.linE. at7
1910 yds GinRhanls. Debazes, Dssines Prints Gnd
GiHhI Of Donestics-rnbFhc;ng tEe largest line of
lgouae, 70 not By any house the eity.
They have laid IN their elnseF
trade aud pledge the Public that coFt upon their part
ahall be wanting 70 please
They feel confident that they can oer inducements %
close cd&t bnysrs exceed By house ia the West II In
the United Suites No trouble to show ROOdsOOds
- A'Wa!s on hand Prime Live Geese Feathers-
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THE LADLES' DEPIRT1iENT

THE LADIES' UEPlRIlEENT
Is now opened reception OfLadies No Institution In
the Union mpars thorough or Interesting course IN
this Department.. ... -. -, -.
best merit in still more eminent degree he hat
terng reception with which enterprise has met ana arc
DEedVe Oniselrea to ilpdrt thorough prdcttc@L
cOuSss or Gn ct1t beJo'Led dtdHy
other SiniLIr Mercantile Collage. ai
Among the many Recommendations, We give the to0H
ing:-- .sl-
personally acquainted with Atr. GrangGrs abhty US an
Accountant aud Teacher of HOOK Keeping, which is OF e
highest order. lie hal great experience US an Ac-
countant iu heavy Commercial and Banking HOUSE,, we
gives superior facilities In inpartinE FTdctHcH
RmOtrEedOe Of Book and Thorough CO""ercf"E
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TUESDAY NORM NC.
!. IRA NSP PORTAT
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
.ssas GAINESVILLE
R-AsILRO AI9


o. p II " r. n r 6sE aGa.
DIRECT RoUTE TO CINCINNATI AID 9lit WEST
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/. J. ALLEN, IL. D.,
L0RIN ANDREWS, o,,

President Of Kenyoi College.
To young men wish TO acquire "BMst1 q EdGcd-
tfO," think Il affords facilities very seldom q9aled
Mr. GRANGER has the qualifications Of teOrr ca knoW
edge and apness in cachug aldeato praetieSi Cog9n
College will be fully competent to keep the most c0'Et
cdted set Qf ROOks. u t' ".f'
"A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. =
j. j. JANSEY, Secy Board Of Control, State BANK OF "
}. =. PAItAi, Book Keeper at d. I. WOOdbuTy's
d. ONERDIER, Book Keeperat Clinton Bahk
II. q. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Go;
c. u. MASON, BOOK Keeper at J, IL. Riley a Co.'S ,.
IzH-For full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER Ce ARMSTRONG;,
fe4-1v ProUretors.
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PHYSICIANS.
Medical sE5

fLA4E or. ALLEGLIEAf CITY, PAD
reNDERS his professional services to tile citizens Of
WlierIng ami hopes, from his experience and skill
flariV betil eR0dgs 0ctfcs prdclirs J0r more t
yedrs,l to render satisfaction To al who may require
|. 0ltVIcCH
uice No. 2IS Main street. squire above the Monroe
Ilone Immediately opposite the residrnce OF John
I-f.6f,. Esa declU-6m.
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.OHIOKERRG'S PIANO FORTE


SEGlsl OPENED TINS DAY, ana nov ready fsr
3llo, = ilelh Gupflg - ChiskeEing q ksonl eal-
u HI lebIatcd Piano R0Ites. Of beauffl nask Wal.
nut and Rosewood aliIh, and flT tEiIlianey 81
tone and ugAea8 Of touch BE surpassed either - ha
country Or oP aud arr OasFvd ~ ths lowest azlastu,
reTs prices, including eAFTiage.
so Fttnses 70 = AeiodeOnss new style, with fan GnA
half swell o. 1ne Rosewood ansh and a. S loeri s
prieesi with eneFal stock MaEtBs celehrassI GutaF
i1nan FreneA and German Eioln5 violtuee0s, EluieB
ftes, Banlos alboTines, Tuning FoF, the 1talal
strings with AZ other articles in lie mllio ne and Fus.
raj asseTtnient % Variety Goods.
WhOesalr retail the old lusie auf Variety .ons
No. s6 Union street
mN2 Jas uELLOW.
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etESt SpFtuH 8tociL.
Watches Jewelrys Silverware,
DC. dc.
1T. = @ OF rs
NE and sPlell1 atPek-&ar exeeedtug teaET.
IN esIehee. vlFiety and any hs has sEtiafore
o1sred his patFons--lEii Be opeIed On
MONDAY NoRNtSGS 18Th ISsT.,
10 gsh - fsspselY aF5ts ths att-aHsa - he pgb-
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TERSis:


For Fttu Course inclWcing al Departments Of Book
Esepfnp, Lectures dRd RcIs'GHShtp, iHTIFadOty'"
tld0dnce, S5V
For Fus Course in Ladies' Department ~
JNHE PROPRIRTORs take great pleasure in expressing
i their thanks gratifying and unprecedented sue
cess which marked The Of their Institution since
It's establishment the Capital and stinlaeA them 10 re-
exertions meet, IN tie most steeMt ".aMeTI te
RAPIDLY increasing demand for rdcttcdk dd cO1resi,
sire course Of mercantile tdiRiRg The great practical
experience Of the Principal in heavy Bankng and CohS
i Houses assisted by educated and accomplished genue'
men has enabled him to bring degree Of perfection
system COUNTING ROOM Instruction. by oral exercises
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION: ,l;i Each
STUDENT by this process is drilled at the DESK tnd'oH-
udv step by STEP until he has mastered the whole routine
OF an Accountants duties Thoroughly as though ne hid
Ssrred an dDDrentiCeSip in tHT0e COO1hnsFcIHt
HOLse thus all aWkwardness IHlterln, and eSreESus
blunders are, in a great measure, diSsipated
In addition to our engagement OF accomplished ASSIST
ants we have secured the services Of SONIC OF he
most eminent in Ohio to lecture on commercial
topics. ,qry i!s4. - . :, ~. .-.,,. L.,
Our course Instruction Is too extended to
here but embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK Keeping, with free and full discussion OIL
Scientific Prncples-ecturGs Commercal History
and History of Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial tie
osrapy, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile LAM Etcs oil Iraue' fSrt
uerKlip, &c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-23
Interesting from Texas,
The Regatta Yesterday. e.

The San Antonio Herald of the 18th records an at
tack upon train of Mexican cartmen about twenty
miles from that place, on the 18th inst Troubles
have for some time existed between certain parties
not easily identified and the Mexicans employed as
cartmen, and the latter have been attacked several
times The Herald says: -
It appears that seventeen carts belonging to the
large train under charge of Mr.. W. G. Tobin OF this
place, being some six miles in advance of the main
body, attacked amile or two this side of Helena,
by an armed body Of men with faces backed-that in
the attack two Mexicans were killed, and number
wounded as well as one American, the latter belong
ing to the assailing party. Expresses were imme-
diatey sent back to the main party as well as to the
ranches on the river, from which latter an express
was sent to city to give the news, stated above
1t being represented to Gen. Twiggs on yesterday
morning, he gave permission for party OF some
twenty soldiers to accompany the Sheriff OF this
county to the scene of outrage, but with instructions
to the officer in command to act under the order o
the Sheriff OF some other civil officer. Col. Jno. A.
Wilcox, with some forty or fifty of his company, the
" Alamo Rifles together with number OF citizens
also left yesterday morning for the scene of action
The Herald has also the following information
Pearls in large quantities have recently been dis
covered in the bed of the Llano, tributary of til.
Colorado river, in the counties of Gillespie and Lant
in this State. Rev. Mr.. Devillbuss and Judge Dooe,
of this place. as we understand, were both recent,
up in that country, and brought to our city day o
two ago considerable number OF them which the,
had picked up themselves. They are SMALL and no
of very valuable kind, but their abundance, it i
thought, will make up for their quality
We learn that two hundred Germans left Fredel
icksburg the other day to go pearl gathering.
In the Ledger we find the following intelligence:
A report reached town early in the week that
| number Of Indians visited the San Geronimo on tn
Wednesday previous, and carried away the horses o
Mr. Robert Baillie and some others. A party ha
started in pursuit and followed the trail as far
Bandera, but their horses being exhausted, they CAV
way to party from that place, composed of Messr
0. B. Miles, Valentine, Hicks and Others, who lmme
dately took up the trail and followed it so
that they overlook the Indians at distance OF 70
so miles above Bandera, on the Medina river IN
trail was the old one used by the Indians. One IL
dian was killed by Mr. Hicks, but the others 1--WE di
not learn the number) escaped. On the animal
taken six in number, five were recovered, the othe
had died. 1t seems that the horses OF Mr.. Baiili'
supposed to have been stolen by the Indians, ha
only been frightened away by them, and were afte
wards recovered. wa
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent
n GA = rArnuRn ms
Isr rHE sArIosAL Irsr.J

~ THE NATIONAL LNEsI ..3 A
PHrLApELPHIA, Sept. 22-Among others, It Is re-
ported that Gen. Robert Patterson Co. have failed
in consequence of the decline in sugar.
Their liabilities in New Orleans and other places
in the South are very large.
Business is nearly suspended in consequence Of the
stringency Of the money market 4s.ss & 5t, 4
Michigan Southern Railroad.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept 22.-The committee ap-
pointed to examine the affairs Of the Southern Mich
gan Railroad Company, report the floating debt Of |
Of the Company to be 81 100000. and say that the
expenses can be largely reduced, and that with
omy the road can pay its dividends.
q Railroad Accident.
n NEW YORK, Sept. 22-The New Haven train went
of the track this evening smashing the and kill
ing e.and ipjuring many. b{, if. F ts3i
i Steamship City Of Baltimore.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 22.--The steamship City Of
Baltimore is sgnalized. Her dates are anticipated
Washington News. N
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22[Senstor Sliden has re.
ceved letter from Senator BENJAMIN, dated City Of
Mexico, 14th inst, saying that be and his colleague
succeeded in making satisfactory arrangements with
the Mexican Government relative to the Tehuantepec
transit route and that Comonford by his opposition
had caused the loss of million Of dollars. He says
that Forsyth overreached by Soule who acted as
the agent of the opposition to the transit ronte.
The letter promises statement of facts at an early
day. 80
Mr.. Benjamins letter has been submitted to the
4 President. H.. ssss.3
I WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Capt. Goldsborough is
ordered to serve in the Sd Naval Court Of Inquiry in
the place Of Com. stringham.
: F Utah Affairs.
q WASHINGTON Sept. ~ The Indian Agent at Ieav
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F1SS1E EHsT nE5SMohf FIRTH e 3FE iEB
OHIO RAILROAp.-Which forms the grand central link in
the chain of communication between the Mississippi and the At
WHEELING, BENWooD and PARKERsBuRG, oNTHE
WEST and
Al which places it nnes with RAILROADS and STEAM.
etc for Al points Es,! aFa Wes M is .hs 3TLY
be procured, to which point veil AS to BALTIMORE
the shortest direct and in respect the reli
b II the only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets New York enabled to reach the cities oil baltimore
Philadelphia and New York. at the cost of ticket to New York
only thus enabling hsness and travellers for pleasure
information visit four of the principal cities in the Union
less cos, than can he afforded by any other route.
To passengers from, New Orleans, Nicksbrg Natchez
Memphis and the South generally travelling 6E the bouts
East by The Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections is Of
fered
of the 0ho and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad
QiS miles, or PANA u72 miles, and thence by
easward Ry his route he traveller passes through Terre
Hane, indianapolis Dayton and Aena, to Columbus Ohio
south western river traveller may continue upon
take the CARS FOR THE East, via. Little Miami
and Central Ohio Railroad which takes him directly BEL.
AIR four miles below Wheeling, where he takes the
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
E Travellers requested notice that while this is the
only aording Through Tickets
charged by other New York only it
is the shortest speedy and direct all the leading
only 56 miles being about 100 miles shorter New
other here less changes of by this
route and consequently less detention than by any other
RB By Train Of this the time from CAIRO
! to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FORTYTHREE
HOURS ~. .,,,, -
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
EB-Through Tickets allowing the holders TO stop al
Es dc e. VT e. snf s R
0''''' '"'''N' 'Ais' ''N j. KENNEDY METTEE,
Agent B. & o. R. R., New Orleans.
| JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Agent my2tf