The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18
WESTWARD,

lst Train-Express Mail-Leaves Pittsburgh al
$50 q. m; Sieubenville Junction 6. 35; CadiZ juno.
ton at sc; New Market 6.l3; uhrchsville 6.5l;
Coshocton 1904 Dresdenl0.37; Newark Jl.30; or.
| rVes at Columbus at | IS, and Cincinnati at 55C
PM
ty-Ths train connects at Newark with Train:
OF the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newsrk X. r.
leaving at Loop. m and arriving at Chicago the
| following morning at 7.3U.
Sd TIain-Fast Freght-Leaves Pittsburgh
| s 81 p m Steubenyille Junction 4.4O; Cadiz June
| toni 20 a. m .;Uhrichsvie 9.5l; New Comerstowr
| LID CoshOcton 1924; Dresden 1.4i; Newark 90
and srrlyes atCulumbus 7.20 p m
4th Train-Night Passenger--Leaves Pittsburgh
at 2.S5 p. m; SteuhenyIe Junction $780, Cadiz June
ton tsupperl7, Uhrichsvile 2l; New Comersowr
9,06; Coshocton 945; Dresden 10 %; Newark II q
arrives at Columbus at l2 SO; and Cincinnati a
744 q. m. This train stops at all regular Stations
between SteubenviIle and Newark.)
/ I0Y- Trains on the Cnesi4 BTanCh-&1
Leave Cudiz.. ........ CPS AN. 5oP.M. 5.45PM
Arrive junction no 3.35 " $50 D."
| Leave Junction 8 10 = 4U0 " 7.2J
Arrive at Cadiz 8.55 " AS " S.O5 Z"
| Make close connections at Cadiz Junction with al
Trains on Main Line both East and West.
Passengers desiring to travel ON the Freight trains
Ton that portion of the Line between St,ubenviIle
| and Newafk) are required 10 PURCHASE TICK
ELS before getting onthe Cars but it is preferred
they would travel on passenger trains. .TTE
CONNECTION S--EASTXVARS.
land and Pittsburgh r. R. for Wheeling Bridgeport,
&c, and at Yellow Creek for Bayard, N. Phia e.
phia alliance, Cleveland and Buffalo
At Pittsburgh with the Pennsylvanla Rail Road
for Harrisburgh Lancaster, Philadelphia Baltimore
New York, Boston 81 the principal cities in the
NORTH and EAST, also with the Allegheny Val
ley and Pittsburgh and Connelsville Railroads.
WEST w ARD. .
Trains connect at Newark with III Central Ohio
Railroad, Tor GAINESVILLE, Cambria ge, &c, and the
Vernon, Mansfield, Sandusky, Toeco, Chicago,
Burling ton, Iowa City, and the North West
AT Columbus with the Columbus, Piqua x Indi.
ana R. r. Tor Piqua, lrbana, Troy. Belliountane,
Forrest &c, and the Cleveland Il Columbus X. r.
for Delaware, Gallon and CTestline.
At Xenia with the Dayton, Xenia and Belpre, and
ndiana Central Railroads, Tor Spring gfed, Dayton,
Richr ond, Indianapolis, Lafayette, Terre Haute
and St. Louis. .a-
At Morrow with the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE Railroad, for Washington, CircevilIe
and Lancaster
AT Love land with Railroads to Hillsboro', Ham
den and Portsmouth, and
AtCincinnat with Chic and Mississippi Broad
Gauge Railroad, for Madison, louisville New Al.
bany, Evansville, Vincennes, Carlo, Central Him
ois, st Louis, Jefferson City, Kansas, Nebraska
and all points oil the Illinois, Missouri and Missis-
sippi Rivers.
Baggage checAed through, and no charge for han
ding. IN
are sss AOE AS Wy dAEy otAef AGOWte.
. Through tickets to all important points East nd
v est NAV be procured at any of the principal of
fees on the line; and at the Ticket Agencies of
connecting lines in The Eastern and Western Cities
and WILL PE GOOD FOR 365 DAYS
Beware of Bills and Runners representing circui
tous Routes, and see thatyour Tickets read ''VIA
StEEU EsNVAK LE."
LAFAYETTE DEVINNEY, Gen.l freight ana
Ticket Agent, w. w BAGLEY, Supt
GEORGE & WILSON, Agent, Cadiz Ohio