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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-12
Who Wants TO Buy /?

yEylIE Subscriber offers for salo HIS PLaNTA-
Il TIoN, lying two miles West Of Edgcfitld c.
H., Immediately on the Plank Road. The said
tract contains
Seven Hundred and Seventy Acres,
Three Hundred of which arc in woods and heavily
timbercd. The Plank Road divides the Land into
two tracts, one containing four hundred and thirty
and tho other three hundred and forty Acres. /
will sell the tracts separately or together, to sui
the purchaser.
Tho plantation is well adapted TO raising corn,
cotton, and small grain The situation is healthy,
and has n comfortable dwelling and good out
buildings.
1 will sell barguin in this place, on neeomlno-
dating terms. j. Is. dklfflN.
Sept. I, 1859 If 30
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Land for Sale,

YUylIE subscriber will sell to suit purchasers his
Il tract of land lying on Rendy Creek contain
ing TWO HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES-one
hundred cleared, ono half fresh and productive,
the balance wood land and we'll timbered.
will sell a good bargain to any one who may
want land in Elgcfeld.
JOHN K. powell.
Ont G 50,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-12
LAND FOR SALE.

yEyIIE Subscribers offer for sale that VALUABLE
Il TRACT or LAND whcreon Mr.. il. c. Tur-
ner resided ut the time of his death. This Tract
is situate on Rocky Greek, about miles from
Rocky Creek Church, 10 mlcs from Edgehcld c.
H., adjoining lands Of Mrs. Mathews, Benz. Cog
burn and others, aud contains
Four hundred and thirty-tWo Acres,
Half of ~hieh is native fUrest-primc onk and
hickory land.
On the premises is good two Story Dwelling
With all necessary out-buildings. This plantation
is well and conveniently wntored.
The land under cultivation is productive.
A Bargnin may be had by curly application to
tho undersigned.
Terms to an approved purchaser, will be quite
reasonable.
Aug3 tt ~
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Land for Sale.

E will sell Mt private salc my plantation contain,
n ng $50 Acres. 1t is situated Oh tho Key
Road, 2J miles from Hamburg, bounded by lands
of james A. Collins, Col. ". Holmes and othors.
will also sell good four horse WAGON.
ANY one wanting to buy land would do we'll 10
give ME Gull rs am determined to sell.
MARY GLANT0N.
Ort. s 3t& 49,
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Notice.

a IL persons having demands against the Es.
IA tate of Anon Lindsey, decd, are requested
to present them to the undersigned duly attestcd,
and they are requested to furnish the Executor
with true copy Of their respective claims, in or
der that hc may know how much of the property
It will be necessary 10 soil to pay the debts of said
Estatc.. And those indebted to said Estate arc
ouestcd to make immediate payment.
NJ. FRAZIER, Ex'or.
June &c. 1859. If rs
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C(IlR PIT N dS NAT1ll GS !,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES
CURTAINS, CORNICEs, GIMPs, &c.
,JAS G.. BAILIE 4 Bro,


respectfully attention purchasers their stock the following
w o. their direct importation, viz:
- CARPEFINGs, &C..
Royal Velvet Carpets new designs and
embracing all the most desirable patterns
Sons New patterns three ply capngi New styles ingram a
Dugs from 6-t ltd VIDE; Ssa fe
an Tuted Rugs Stair Rods, &C.
FLOOR oHL-CLOTHs,
manufactured from to "a feet vide
ay length desired table Oil Cloths Mahogany Rosewood Cn &C.
wholesale RETAIL remnants line vi C Wcn ~ De SOU
ow o carriage makers
- WINDOW SHADES.
oe and choice assortment of in Velvet Gold
Landseape Vase trimmings including Ba Patent Shade Fixtures
sin find advantage
CURTAINS,
Delne Mun
Curtains embracing patterns Coces variety GinP and
everything with large stock of Curtain Goods
MATTINGS, MATTS,
3D. Al 3d. and Cd
Ga widths striped goods % white and
check outside Wool Mats Grass dat
z-a>,~ VENETIAN CARPETINGs
liberal
furnishing places public worship Stair Linen and Stair OH Cth in
which the attention
the above Goods Dponuno
promptly attended JAS c bAl1s DHUl
so 2O5 Broad ST. Augusta Ga near Bank Of and
Augusta August 81 1859 tt 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-12

WONDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES, en-
close the money to address for the Tickets ordered
on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers can have Tickets ending In amy figure they
may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
purchasers Immediately afer the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office, County and State
All prizes Of 81 900 and UNDER paid Immediately aler
the drawng-'cr prizes nj the usual time ofhlrty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPON DENTS-Thos who pre-
fer not sending money by mail, can use THE ADAMS
EXPRESS COMPANY, whereby money for Tickets, In
sums of Ten Dollars aud upwards, can be sent AT OUR
RISK AND EXPENSE, from any city or town where
they have m Office. The money and order must be
enclosed In Government Post Office Stamped Enyel-
opc.n or the Express Company cannot receive lhom.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
WOOD, EDDY ,I CO., Augusta, Ga.
or, WOOD, EDDY S CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
or, WOOD, EDDY i CO., Wilmington, Del.
Gfs~ A list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing, in the following pnpers Aug Geo.)
Constitationatist, Mobile Register, Nashriie Ga
zette, RiGbmond Dispatch, Paulding (Niss.) Cari-
on, Nc,O York Herald and Neto York Times.
Sept. ], 1859 If 80
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A Cheap Place /!
House and Lot for Sale,

will offer my House and Lot in the corporate
Il limits of Edgcficld Village, ON tho Columbia
Road, adjoining Lewis Covar and others, at private
sale until the first Monday in December next. If
not sold before will bo sold at public out cry at
tho Court House steps on that day.
The Lot contains FOUR ACRES, upon which
is a good two story Dwelling House, containing
six upright rooms, with fire places Also, all ex-
ccllcnt double Kitchen, with chimney in the mid
die, and other necessary buldings,-an excellent
we'll of water, two good gardens, &c.
Good time will DO given in the payments. For
further particulars apply to Mr.. 7. r. Blaloek or
myself R0SEhA bLALoCk.
Sept. I, 1859 If 80
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ARCHIBALD CLARK.
SOUTH CAROLINA,
EpGErIeLD DIsTRIcT.

SOUTH CAROLINA, ."
EpGEFIsLD DISTRICT.
DIR. Wx. CoLEMAs-Dear Sir: My girl that vas
suffering from disease of the uterus whom placed
under your charge, am proud to say, has been
promptly cured, and take great pleasure in re-
commencing oil those laboring under similar af-
fictioDs, to give you call. - -. - :.
Yours, respectfully,
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WHITFIELD SMITH.
SOUTH CAROLINA,
EpaEFIHLp DISTRICT.

DR.. WIZ. CoIEMAs-Dear Sir: My woman, who
was, for considerable period, kept within doors
by some obstinate uterus disorder, am glad to
say, has been wholly restored under your advice
and treatment.
Yours, with respect, -I..s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-12
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD D4STEICT,
Nv 0ROJYdR

VeY W. F. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Robert Rambc, hath applied to mo
for Letters of Administration, all and singular
the goods and chattlcs rights and credits of Sim
con Rambo late Of the District aforesaid, decd;
These arc, therefore, to cite and ndmonlsh al!
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the saia
deceased, to BE and appear before me, Mt our next
ordinarys Court for the said District to be holden
Mt EdgehelG Court House, on the Sth day OF
Oct, next to show cause, if any, why tne saia
administration should not be granted. ,o,,
Given uader my hand and sea-, this 24th
day OF sep.. in tho year of our Lord one thous-
andoieht hundred and fifty. mine, and in tho eighty
forrth wear Of American Independence.
''''S W.F. DURISo5, o. Z. D.
o.. oa 2to 38
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-12
,Jennett for Sale,

n offer for sale good JENNETT, of good form
B nnd medium size, and an excellent breeder, her
offspring are almost invariably Of the male kind.
She is now in fonl by fine Jack. will sell a
bargpin.
Eddrc1s Dyson's Mills, S. G.
F',7fS'H ''s' L. E. HOLLOWAY.
July 90. 1850 9 3s
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Land for Sale,
Reech Island Land for Sale.

n offer for sale my LoWLAND PLACE, on the
Savannah River, consisting of about FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES, and bounded by lands Of
Thos. s. Miller, Mrs. NJ. Mills D. J. Walker, aud
the Savannah River
For terms, &C., apply to Thos. S. Miller or
John NJ. Miller of Beech Island.
B. n. MILLER.
Oct S, 1859 If 80.
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'WM. A. sTRoTHER.
SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEPIELD DIsTRIcT.

DIR. WM CoLEMAN-DcGr Sir: My woman Ma
ry that put under your charge in the spring of
1858, who upon inspection was ascertained 10 be
suffering from disease of the womb, and treated
by you for that ailment, am pleased to say, re-
covered forthwith, and has lost no time since from
the former disorder, bu; has been very good hand
both with the plow and hoe.
Yours with due respect,
R. W. PAYNE.
Ir1v A 1880 Am 26
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SOUTH CAROLINA, I

SOUTH CAROLINA,
EpGEr1ELD DISTRICT.
DIR. WV. CoLENAN-Deqr Sir: The negro wo-
man placed under your care, who iad done mo
but little or no service for several months, and who
upon examination was found to be afflicted with q
serious uterus arrangement has been wholly re-
licvcd, and reports herself permanently cured,
which have every right to believe is the case.
Yours, respectfully,
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One Grand Prize Of $4,000.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

5,4s5 Prizes amounting S320,OOO
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES SIS; QUAR- s2I
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold AT the
following rates which Is the risk:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-12
TIFICATES

SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDeIF1ELD DISTRICT.
DR.. WV. CoLEHAS-Dear Sir: Ny negro wo-
man who was confined to the house for some time,
and unable to attend to any business, and who up
on examination was pronounced to be laboring
under arrangement of the uterus nm glad to
say, has speedily recovered under your treatment.
Yours with respect.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-12
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

25,S2S Prizes amounting to....... O4O
CERTIFICATE OF PACKAGES will be sold at the
following rites, which is the risk:
Certificate of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, 500
" ~ Half I" 80
10 Quarter I" Is
H H 10 Eighth 7.50
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth 40 QUITS ct al

Mary L. QUITS, CT at.
Hinder an order from Chancellor Wardlaw, in
" this cause 1 will proceed to sell ut Edgefcld
G. H., on the first Monday in November next, the
following real estate, the property of hbram QUITS,
deceased:
ONE TRACT OF LAND on Mountain Crock,
containing Two hundred and eightt.one acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of James C..
Zimmerman, Mark Johnson, w. 2, Dorm, and
others.
Terms.--Credit Of twelve months from tho day
of sale with interest from the 1st January 1860.
except US to costs which must be paid in cash.
Purchasers to give bond with atlcasttwo approved
surcties tn secure tho purchase money. Titles to
be paid for extra.
A. SIMKINS, c.R.E.D
Oct 5 St 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-10-12
| Grand Prize of 100000

32, 800 Prizes amounting to to........".s1,1s6,7s5
WHOLE Tickets s2O HALVES $40; QUARTERS So
CERTIFICATES OF; PACKAGES in the above
Scheme will be sold a tho following rates. which is the
| risk:
Certificate of Package Of 25 Whole Tickets .S29s %
| H QG Half Il" l5o 6G
F." 96 Quarter f" "a 70
90 Eighth 49,. 81 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03
TFRom BOsTONS


BOSTON, May =.
The Thorn3ike VIII Case was before the Pro.
bate Court this morning, and petitions were pre-
seuted 10 allow S6,O0O annually 10 the other pc.
tiuoners during the pending Of the suit, and eav
lug 5000 70 Mt Marin in case the will should be
broken No opposition was made 10 the petitiors
and the case was postponed 70 Ihe last week In
May "he deposition Of the widow Thorndibe Is
on file IN the Court. II has not yet been used as
evidence, but Il Is rumored that II contains a
statement that Mrs Thomdike expected her hus.
band back to Paris 70 remain a short time only,
after which she expected 10 return with her hus.
band TO Boston TO take house for a permanent
residence
A preliminary meeting under an act of incor.
poralion from the Legislature to establish a
Southern Steamship Company, capital 500, 600,
was held here to-day Donald Mckay presided,
aud Geo W Thayer was elected Clerk Of the Cor.
poratiOn. J. w. Converse, Isaac Rich, and Donald
Mckay were chosen for Comwittee TO solicit the
capital stock, when the meeting adjourned for two
weeks. The terminus Of the proposed steamship
route will be New Orleans
About o'clock this morning, In South Wellheet
Mass, Samuel Fish shot Mr. Eben s. Ward, his
tather-in law, dead with shot gun. Fish then
tried &c shoot himself but the gun missed fire. The
murderer first alarmed the family by throwing
bricks through the windows, when Mr.. Ward nnd
wife got out ofbed and lighted lamp, soon after
which the fatal shot was fred through the window
! Fish has been arrested aud confessed the deed -
| He has been occasionally insane
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03
IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.


he combination of ingredients in these pills is the
salt of a long and extensive practice. They md In
their operation and ceain in correcting all irregularities,
Painful Monsirua tons removing all distractions wheth
fon cold or ewiss headache pain in the side, pal
ri,aon Of the healt whites, all affections hys-
isrcs fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c disturbed
. esp which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement OF In the treatment O
these irregularities and obslucions which have consigned
SO many Snls Of the young the beautiful and the be-
owed to PREMG TUBE GRAVE. No female snoy good
health unless she is regular aud whonever obstruction
takes place the gener VI health begins TO decline.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eaeotual smedy known for all con-
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they nyal-
liable inducng t0h certainty periodical regularity They
are known thousands who hNYe used them at different
periods, throughout the country. having the sanction OF
the most eminent physieians "a America.
Explicit directions stating Whsa aud uAsn tty should moi
be used with B0H-the Pres One Dollar each boz
tanning 40 Pils.
valuable pamahet to be had free Of the Agents. Pilli
ssnt by mail promptly by enclosing price to the General
Agent Sold by druggists generally.
r. b. HUrCHINGs, General Agent
No 1855 Chambers st., Now York.
Sold in Cleveland by wM, FIsKE and GAYLORD
HAMMOND aprsd&w6m26l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NORTH
BRITAIN.

QUEBEc, May Q
The steamship North Britain, from Liverpool
April Goth, arrived this morning.
GREAT RlTAIN.-Parament was prorOgued
on the 10th, The Lord Chancellor read the Queens
speech which merely says that dissolution bad
been resolved on, TO give an opportunity for an
expression of opinion on public affairs aud give
to the government the confidence of the House Of
Commons.
The dissolution would take place on the 32d.
and the elections u few days afterwards.
The English Funds on the 10Th Tell per cent
under the ministerial statement but the decline
was subsequently all recovered owing TO pacific
article 10 the AOniteur.
FRANCE.-The article in the MOniieur, after ex.
claiming the present position Of the negotiations,
says: "France has even disposition TO assent
to o disarmament before the Congress meets, aud
thinks definite understanding for the meeting Of
the Congress must soon be established
TaJ fronch three per cents opened buOyant on
the l9th, but closed fiat at 85l65c.
rumor was circulated in London on tho 9th
that the Emperor Napoleon's life had been at
tempted, but obtained little credenoe, and was
wholly unfOunded.
Sardinia, on the l9th assontod to the principle
Of general disarmment, leaving the details to
the Congress.
AUsTRIA.-Final propositions from England to
Austria we're sent to Vienna on tho 18th.
ITALY.--A seditious riot had taken place among
tho students at Bologna. The troops we're order
ed to fire upon them and several persons were
wounded.
The King of Naples had taken leave Of his fam
ily and received the sacrament.
INDIA.-The Bombay mail of March 26ih had
on tolegraphed.
Tranquility prevailed in India.
beThero was great opposition TO the increase Of
the import duties.
LIVERPOOL MARKErs-B eadstuas buoYant. r.
| S, u Co. qu0o
Flour-Advanced 6das for French in sacks American
was still Quatol nt i0stdl2sld.
Wheal--Adyancad 2a)3d, principally French grades
American descriptions quoted red 5s9d 06Sld; whit
| 1d0DlOs; white southern ltsdl sd.
GoTa~Quist ana steady yellow 5s9d@Ss7d; white sS,
00Is6d
Reei--Firm at full prices
Pork-Fim at an adj Iauce on all SORTS.
BucOn-Qu0t.
LRTd-Dul
Tallow--mgood demand at advance OF Isl Buoheri
quoted at bbsBd,
IN tho London Market Wheat was buoyon at nn advanc,
| of ltd2g,
rallOw-5is6d(1 esd
Linssed Oil-2ss3l
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Consols closed on the lOtl
/ at 0ty6lg85
Inc London Times reports sales OF II nois Cen share
at 413s discount do per oe bonds Of lHt0 reelands
81; ~ Y Cen shalos 7o(9l2 Erie thnres e9l PennCon
| mortgage 6's g0Gs9.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

NEW ATTRACTIONS AT CROBAUGH's ROOMs.-
BY special invitation we had tbeplOasure of look
ing through his newly fitted and spacious suit Of
rooms, situated up stairs at tho South corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, and were agrees
ably surprised to Cad such large assortment of
Artistieally executed AmbrOtypes. Verify It Is
most emphatically true that thing Of beauty is a
joy forever and when furnished at.such low prices
none should bo without likonesses. We have fre-
quOBdy seen elegant approximations Of bellies and
Beauties yet after mature consideration find Gro
baughs choice display Of lkone sses, are equal II
not superior in many respects to tho best eKtant
Consequently VIZ advise those who wish to secure
fine Piotare Of themselvos, relations, or acquain
tanoos, while in the full enjoyment Of health and
hSPpinOss, to visit his apartments Immediately
aud got fac bimilo Of their yisage that will surN
pass 10 beauty all the old fashioned .daguereO
types this side Of Italy.
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WEsTERN NRWs.

OF. LOUIS may =.
The Salt Lake correspondent Of the Republican,
under date Of the 9Th ult, says the excitement was
somewhat abated This Is attributed 10 part 10 the
knowledge the MormoBs now have Of the practical
working OF the jury law passed by the late Legis.
lature-it being a complete breastwork to the pun
ishment OF any crime committed by Mormons
Under this law the Clerks of Mormon county
Courts select grand and petit jurors Of Federal
Courts, and such restrictions imposed AZ to dis.
qualify every Gentle n the Territory.
The Rupture between the judiciary and the Ex-
ecutiye Is stated TO be open and irreconslabie un-
less Gov Cumming yields, which he wont do and
II the Administration moves 10 the matter detri.
mental 10 the Judges they viii resign and publish
manifesto disclosing darker and bloodier scenes
than any heretofore exposed.
Judge Cradlebaugh adjourned Court at Provo
SINE DE, being unable TO accomplish anything
Brigham Young delivered Temperance dis.
course in the Tabernacle on the 7th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

nrfrnT - nrrrrrInr ,s''hr r.rrlrr iln-finr
Of lbe Board Was teid ii1t nigtt, Pfssldsui 1hom,
IN The Chair
The members present were N ssrs Thome
Maynard, Rhodes, Payne, Stanley, Yaughn, Fogg
Minutes Of last Iaeollng read and approved
A Communication was received from NJ D NJ.
Oviati, teacher of he Eagle Street school. rela.
tive 70 the suspension Of lad in his school who
has been guilty Of much misconduct, violating the
rules Of order and steadily denying hls guilt, not
Withsianding Il had been abundantly proved. Mr.
Ovlait being present, stated the case IN full, and
the father Of The boy expressed a request that he
might be re-insiated. On motion Of Mr.. Reese be
was admitted 10 the school, provided that be make
proper Acknowledgements 70 bis teacher,
The Committee on Teachers reported favorably
upon the petition Of taxpayers OF The Sixth Ward
that teacher be Immediately employed 10 teach
the German language IN She May Flower Street
School In ell the Departments above the primary.
Referred to the Superintendent for a report.
The Committee appointed 10 investigate the re-
moval Of Miss Sabine from Cedar Street School,
returned the petition 10 the Board without report
as she had resigned her position.
Report accepted.
A Communication was received from the Secre-
tary Of the Board, setting forth the crowded state
Of the Euclid sire Primary School, and request.
ing that the Superintendent be permitted TO send
ten or fifteen OF the pupils temporarily to the Pros
pect street School, Referred 10 the superintendent
Of Instruction
Another Communication from the Secretary call
ed attention Of the Board to the repairs necessary
in the upper room in the Prospect street School
which win cost $50. The Secretary was instruct.
ed to make application TO the Council for the need
ed repairs.
The Committee appointed TO examine into the
crowded state Of Hicks street School, reported
boundaries OF that district Report received and
adopted.
The Su perintepdent was directed 10 inform the
teachers Of the change ofboundaries.
An application was made aud granted from
the parents Of Miss Rice and Mics Packer, asking
that they be permitted to DO absent from school
on Wednesday afternoons to tako music lessons
Granted.
The President, Rev. Mr.. Thome, presented a
financial estimate for public school purposes for
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

CHEAP FAREs.--The Pittsburgh Gazette, in CON d.
menting on the present low rates to New York
from this city, says that passengers from that city
who purchase tickets to New York must pay Sl3,
and to Philadelphia SO Thus the fare from Cleve-
land-the distance being $50 miles more is SO less
than from Pittsburgh to Philadophls and IS less
to New York Travellers purchasing tickets at
Cleveland for the East ride to Pittsburgh for ,75
while those who merely wish to go from one OF
the cities to the other, pay Sl,25. The fare from
there 70 Philadelphia, II the passenger shoud have
the i'll luck TO buy his ticket in Pittsburgh, is $40
and the man paying this price will probably ride
all the way beside one who has bought his ticke
in Cleveland. aud from whom the Company will
receive only S5,25 The Cleyeander can ride from
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia for S5.25; the Pitts
burgher must pay $40
Under these circumstances the Pittsburgh people
send to Cleveland to buy their ticket for New YOEk
and Philadelphia Great times in travelling.