The traveller's and tourist's guide through the United States of America, Canada, etc. ..:

PITTSBURG TO CINCINNATI. 111
164 Hunt's Road..... 6 194
160 Gaibier Road..... 4 198
158 Utica.............2 200
151 Newton...........7 207
146 NEWARK.......... 5 212
126 Reynoldsburg......20 232
115 COLUMBUS..... 11 243
Col'bus XecniaR. R.
101 W. Jefferson......14 257
91 Lollnd on........... 10 267
80 S. Charleston......11 278
69 Adairville......... 11 289
61 XENIA............8 297
Little Jliami R. R.
54 Spring Valley.....7 304
47 Corwin...........7 311
41 Oregon............ 6 317
37 Morrow........... 4 321
32 Deerfield.......... 5 326
27 Foster's...........5 331
23 Loveland's........ 4 335
16 Germany..........7 342
14 Milford........... 2 344
10 Plainville to....... 4 348
0 CINCINNATI.... 10 358
Fr..om CINCINNATI TO
c in PITTSBURG. Place Fro
nati. (Read up.) Pl..a. burg.
*Mansfield is on the Mansfield
and Sandusky R. R., and 56 miles
from Sandusky City; passengers for
Detroit and the North-West, should
leave the route here. At Shelby,11
miles north of Mansfield, and on
the same road, the railroad frotn
Cleveland intersects.
PITTSBURG TO CIN CINNATI, VIA
WOOSTER AND CO LUMBUS.
PITTSBURG to..
Alleghllany.........
Economy..........
BEAVER...........
Industry..........
Little Beaver Bri'ge
Calcutta...........
Cannon's Mills....
New Lisbon.......
New Garden.......
N. Alexander......
N. Franklin.......
Paris..............
Osnaburg.........
CA NTON...........
MASSILLON.......
W. Brookfield.....
E. Greenville......
Dalton............
East Union........
WOOSTER.........
Plainville.........
Reedsburg.........
Jeromesville.......
Haysville.........
Mifflin............
~MANSFIELD ~.
Columbus and Lake
Erie R. R.
Lexington........
Belleville..........
Fredericktown....
Mount Vernon....
170 Mount Vernon 6 188 Cleveland lotersects.
REMARKS.-The Ohio and Pennsylvania R. R. is a continuation of
the Pennsylvania Central R. R. from Pittsburg, passing through the
State of Ohio to Bellefontaine (situated on the Mad River and Lake
Erie R. R.), at which place it will connect with the Indianapolis and
Bellefontaine R. R., and finally with a railroad running from Indiatnapolis to St. Louis. It will form a part of a direct, and shortest route,
from New York and Philadelphia, to the West. The distance froum
Pittsburg to Cincinnati, by railroad, via Massillon and Columbus, will
be 330 miles, (which, by the Ohio River, is 495 miles,) and wvill be travelled in about one-fourth of the time required by steamboats on the
river.
The railroad between Philadelphia and Pittsburg is to be opened for
travel in 1852, by which time the Ohio and Pennsylvania R. R., to its
junction with the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati R. R., is to be
completed. The road from Pittsburg to Massillon, (107 miles.) is to be
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