rail-road across
the mountain to
Johnstown is 38-285
By canal to Blairsville, 35-320
Saltzburg, 18-338
Warren, 12-350
Alleghany river, 16-366
PITTSBURG, 28-394

The _Pioneer_ line on this route is exclusively for passengers, and
professes to reach Pittsburg in _four_ days--but is sometimes behind
several hours. Fare through, $10. Passengers pay for meals.

_Leech's line_, called "_the Western Transportation line_," takes both
freight and passengers. The packet boats advertise to go through to
Pittsburg in _five_ days for $7.

Midship and steerage passengers in the transportation line in six and a
half days; merchandize delivered in 8 days. Generally, however, there is
some delay. Emigrants must not expect to carry more than a small trunk
or two on the packet lines. Those who take goods or furniture, and
expect to keep with it, had better take the transportation lines with
more delay. The price of meals on the boats is about 37-1/2 cents.

On all the _steamboats_ on the Western waters, no additional charge is
made to cabin passengers for meals,--and the tables are usually
profusely supplied. Strict order is observed, and the waiters and
officers are attentive.

_Steamboat route from Pittsburg to the mouth
of Ohio._

Miles.
Middletown, Pa. 11
Economy, " 8-19
Beaver, " 10-29
Georgetown, " 13-42
Steubenville, Ohio, 27-69
Wellsburgh, Va., 7-76
Warren, Ohio, 6-82
_Wheeling_, Va., 10-92
Elizabethtown, " 11-103
Sistersville, " 34-137
Newport, Ohio, 27-164
_Marietta_, Ohio 14-178
Parkersburgh, Va., 11-189
Belpre, and Blennerhassett's
Isl'd, O., 4-193
Troy, Ohio, 10-203
Belleville, Va., 7-210
Letart's Rapids, Va., 37-247
Point Pleasant, " 27-274
Gallipolis, Ohio, 4-278
_Guyandot_, Va., 27-305
Burlington, Ohio, 10-315
Greensburg, Ky., 19-334
Concord, Ohio, 12-346
_Portsmouth