davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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80 Very rich yuano islands !lavc been dis
;.r"r.l to The northwest If the :au,1wicl, IT,
;snsls, and pnsSeS>.u taken ny lie commander
u Il" government steamer, Ftnni,norr Cooper.
n the narc nf thu Jnitrd S,1tcS.
, 1859-05-03
:saIc Of t1lc Ohio Central Railroad.

SaIc Of tic Ohio Central Railroad.
\ iiill i'll E!aucery has been !ilr1 in the L,
:. Court, by George $. t'cr, If New Ynrk, to
~trlre the payment Of ba,1ls to the amount of
i "."n', and asking that the rn;sti and IFS ar-
s.. utr'I"nces iu.y Lc s"ld aud tl4e proceeds be
- lird To tue payment Of Tic debts ofihe Com,
.lly. The Court Il, Cincinnati tirer1rd L DE-
4'c 10 he entered, aud appointed ILL., Jcwctt,
:.:2 PRESENT President If the road, the Re-
. -ivcr.
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fcach blossom buds were winter killed: the
cherry is out in flowing robes of white: tho
plum spas1ngly so, while the apple begins to
sno" INC req 1'nts Of opening giving
promise Of an abundant crop RcRA1,
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Il 8 9.
New ARRANGENIENT.

TENRAgELLERs for the Nohand North est freE the soutt
satas. Tickets from Charleston, Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon. Wilmington, Knoxville
Jynchbarg, Washington, Atlanta, and Augusta y Of Louis
Louisville CEirO, Hickman, Columbus Evansville Cincinnati
New Orleans, FcburE PaducL, sEthand and MeRphs, VI
Nashville, Tennessee.
class Railroads and Steamboats, With close connections
all points. Passengers arriving Nashville via Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad, directly boat without detention
Ths the quickest and cheapest for those bound for thu
West.
Regular CairOs Memphis and st. Louis Line
The Fine steamboats, B. NJ kuny4n, ARneOnkss Sails West
Cuba and J. g. Cline
One Of thee Boatsw leave Nashville dayat ie NJ
Meeting at Cairo with illinois Central 3sras aud through from
Nashville TO St. Lciis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reance unieh Ella John Gaut AID Tempest leave Nash
VILE every Thursday and Tuesday, u O'Clock, NJ time from
nashville 10 Louisville sixty hours and 20 Cincinnati four days
Regular Memphis. New Orleans and Vicxs-
burg Line OF Boats.
James Johnson Nashville T. Howard Re Rover snd Joseph
Inc Savage One Of these oats will leave Nashville other
day, st noon: time from Nashville Memphis ~ hours Ficks
bnrg i've days. aud to New Orleans in Seven Days
Boats leave Nashville every day srvs OF the
Passenger Trains before starting.
Fer rScass accommodation upon the Beats Tickets Ne
procured at The diff ent points, at prices named IN the annexed
Schedule OF Rates.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.

WEEKLY publication Of Sheet Music, suitable for PLAY
and singers Of the Home ccleand consisting OF
pages full folio stitched in handsome It contains
all the popular dances 81 the day arrangements from the
favore operas ballads airs, &c. abundant
supply every thing that the p0paer demands
dult alWay instructive, and fresh aud delightful
The favor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has been
ceire by the public, and sh communication H has from the
Pres guarantees Of s worth work cheap
and elegant does exist other country The
Of procured regular stores would al least twenty
times what it costs in soar Musical Friend" Variety AID excel
ence secured BY subscribing to periodical cheap, and much
needed Pieces the following have appeared In the
first ten numbers thenfes speak for themselves Mozar s,
Lover, Waersen, Meyereer Fotow, Burgmuler Schubert
Verdi, DohiEet Strauss Musard fhalbeg Beles Rossni,
Weber, Kuoken, Speyer Abt. O. a. MacarTen, Reini H.
Smart Asher, Crouc DAlbr Bishop Aube Paesiciio, Lind
painter, etYea &c. All hese pieces within the range
ordinary players and singers and invariably characterized BY
delicious melody and easy accomplishments.
Our Musical Friend
published weekly price 10 cents and may be ordered from sny
bookseller periodical dealer. It will the
Office Of publication the following yearly s. half year
81 so Clubs. copes SI4 copos $40 l0copies $40
for half year. No subscription taken fo- less
than months payablein advance.
Office Of Sour Musical Fend y Frankfort street. New York
C. b. SEYMOUR & co.
iaa2S-lmd&Sa Propretors.
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0nesquare, year, s3O-Eacil additional square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
oNE DOLt4R bDaefor the FFrT cEIs for CSC
subsequent insertion
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly WIN
oe charged the null daily rates with onehalf the weekly rates
Transient Advertisements mast b paid for al sAs tine Of
Insertion
To Correspondence
It viii great deal unnecessary ouble n our
friends In writing to will bear in following rules:
Always give the date post Os county and body
Of your letter.
you wish the chAnged from to another give
both Offices in full. -
A you write business and on write on separate
sheets OF paper, or different leaves OF one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited uon All such fcsand
SUBJECTS as may be OF information interest public
Anonymous communications OF whatever will reeive
no attention.
Correspondents should write only upon Of uzer
Beeannot undertake to rejected eonmunstions
All letters on business should be directed to MessrS
EASTMAN CO. aud not personally either OF the Pr0pre
Sf'0
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NUMBER sic 3

sOn would be The same. uawearisd spplios,ioa, spi
sad responsibility faithfulaess to hinsslf. Ala
country, andto Heaven.
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FINE boots, SHOES AND GAITEEs.
NEW ARRIVAL.
JOEN RAWAGE. az College Street.

HSA4uAO48 ~ COAAEBE 6a4--Nf
receiving large and excellent stock Of Ladias
and Gents Ncar and for Misses Boys aud Chiidrln-
Cents sup. Calf Stitched, and Pump Sole Boots 81
Patent Eeaher and 5aif Congrsss GaitaIai
90 Patent and Calf Sill a nd Red Top Dc 81
do Black Cassimers and Rrunneiis q
English Lasting and Frsneh Calf Kid Ties
~ Rurkgkin o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump khoesi
do Lasting Oxforis and Dress -
do Calf Kid aud Boot Morocco Oxcrdai
do Calf Union half Caters
FOR LADIES'
Lade Preach Lasting Congress Cal @ VITA aad stsat Aasi
do do do Lass DO do d %
a. DO Kid cs-gTsss Boot Do a. a.
do Glove do DO do do a. ~
do French do slippers trimmed DO q q
DO White Satin and Kid slippers Do % q -
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin soledo 10 a.
Black and Brown Caters - q a.
do Black Kid 4 Br9uzed slippers DO q -
Lasting Caters Plain 4 Tpp'ddo a. q
Cf1ILDREN'S New BsonEed Heel Slippers Blnck sd cat
ored Lasting CATERS Boots and shOes, beautfa aasernt
and in great variety.
BOYS and YOUTHS Oxford Tiss Cons-ss GHsr., Pa.at
Lsher and Calf Dress Shoes Satin Ties, etc. &c Sais
Coilezs Street.. JOHN AAAAAAs
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUNNIN CHAM & CO.,
40. 9, College Street, near Church,
Nashville. TeunpSSee.

VETE have opened Agricultural Store,
Nv and shall devote exclusive attention branch
the business and purchasers rely upon being supplied with
Fresh Seeds, and the most approved kinds implements
and machines Garden Seels from D. Landreth sens
House. Of the growth OF 1853 Seeds are
Iected with care and are warranted to terminate.
SEEDS.
Glover Tmahy clean and stripped Blue Grass Orchard Grass
Herds rlss Aet, Hungarian Grass Musqu Usage Orange,
Perennial hye And full Garden Seeds
BY pound or paper. ian22 On CUNNINGHAM & co.
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DALY1s
Aromatic valley whisky I.

this Of aiuefatef sni Gessrioua Losers tis
Of great satisfaction intriues pabis aoaca
ne shove srtislean article q unqaesonsd paF.s AMI
fsE soil on he hanks the Rhns prodsss s
eesis the ~5o.s1nisers lbs sho.set vine q he sod
1 cllriirs ~ S;cb - !. o-oS : -
~ .9psSiSr . sst q he Prousssi any ssr so Aads
onE sglpls the World win super excellent arteieef SAD,
IN i, s aoaceo a. cannot ne Induced % grow slssshss
ylns N The valley Of he AOaOugaba zsasEsy rnsS
,on P5olas Whisky Of susa superatVs ohAae piass
By process recently discovered and nov tas-a ooiy . ~
ne gram frez the choicest spot faFsrsa
Arss.aiic valley whisky.
VIA wnea no other can stand A. i1stsnts oplrissa
hsye ne apprehension Of beng % pubI sihr
ss5sniabie o. even sxagEsiei suoOius > zny sus 1as
II is nov the ssalard article the rstesz ,i, "a
Clubs in the city o. New YORK. and wherever uirosu x .
Awarded the Palm Of Superiority,
It's medicinal properties SUCH vhls iis usslo,s q
fleets pleasant ard grateful n szerse kappell las.
have sEsps :'Dsy Arsu.,s v.I.g vai.ss.
deIeisrioss sl'ai1'ars. JAMEs Z. cHILros. y. p,
srArz 8-.rra'. Orylgr. y souersst s,5ssi,I
boston, April nlA.lsss. !
hsSe made chemical ANALYSIS Of yaar A1ou.as V.ssr
T " 10 s and od gs e ss 5000 IL I
-'''''' : ciI1ELss T. Jackson.
Aromatic Valley Wbi5sy
a@iaaion.I sndt Pgrs artie sliirg s Jssusa ~
sasLferasias s1gTsdie'ss % fgse' ussa losr ssPes
AnaiE,ia'i eAsaaas
th'y Suy The valley WAizsy as ISIS sold y ne
% sousl villas. s,ssi. Ss- Yes. t'l
Ianis-teo sa Sole FE0Prs'<
United states Mail Steamers.
steamer w. B. Terry, -
Steamer Edmenia.
CAPTAIN p @. MOORE,
EAyB EssgOF, MOnday, Tsassiays and s,sesdays, as
o. as sil4s se Ia a, s . S Fsps ~
Leaves PadaS Tuesdays Thursdays saturdays Goso
G S Ii. aG' :s ss as; H E! 1s ss & &
''O''' i'' i. h HRhARR1soS, Agent
dee5-Gn Ne. Broad street, Nashsil,s. tennessee
Daily Line U. 5. Mail Packets.
to Memphis, ST Louisaaa Lsuis- -
steamer MinnetOnka.
Captain 5sgs = P .,. leaves ''ss N.---y
steamer Cuba,
Captain JoHs L. BATEsls leaves every WsizssGas
aud sunday at y o'clocE
steameP SaiIie West,
Captain ). \. cosEErT leaves sysrv Tus.d.g,ats
o'clock, p. n. e.. 49,.
steamer b. N. Runyan, 3
Captain J4Hrs MnLER, Ieayss every slturssy, =
4O,sloeE, Pm II TO
These fine and fAyOe Passenger packets, undeg
carry the Unet States Nail, ana rsu-sIay relyon
aviug punc;uaY They viii thTuush he
places ard viii Paducah splendid
siaiss steamers, Adams, soassrusf sd ios
lcClelisnd. A. HAMILTON, AgeuE
dre5rdd M IT HARRISON Asanf
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Regular Nashville and Lou-
- isVilIe Passenger Packets.


u. ,s Splendid isht draughi ''s.nsrs
John GAULT = f'A'' V''''''-
One Of the above steamers leave Nashville above, Tees
day at y yeoek. eSaneeting a. Loal1ss sh ls gs'e
burg Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad r the Troash Fecz5
SLOW as y sny Other rbie line These bosss we're biit 80
pressy trade Ths strces puuctnslity
d ssitsf a. T. HARaIsos, AgsE. F
ENOR RENT.---Ths large Re- n over the DST SSss q
Bindery, almost Eschanlea enploymsnt sts.
Enquire Mr. Rissr At News once. Of A. v Liasey
the subscriber JA6. JAMEs v. H0IIn.
LAND FOR SALE,
THVHE subscriber offers for 2ie seventy acres ofand ~
Middle Franklin TaEnpike four miles from heaEils -
Jones equal with abandonc ssceis
lent, failing water with he most BEAUTIFUL Building se
Amsrss- ApriH EATHANIEI. hAxTER. Z i
EATANTED.--TheP Principal Of iarss Boarding Scheas
VIII be Prsfsrsd For further reference apply e s
Special Notice. Ia
hart, haeres Cos Books Be iound At he Eahsns e
Edwards Gksson Co, corner Of Colisss and ChzreA ssS
noE3-0 aa
1yRR SAL - vii Ill nv rsSs1cs an Cbs--1 7l---f
Z formerly owned By Dr. Felix ksbsrtsOn, 49, ieet rsns
dec25-dH TON SMITH
tful Building Lots. in Houst0ns Addition, only e. h
1r yards from square. Also, hunsE q b zoie
ding lot Of sSs acres, hS 6aa Pike 0pposis he Residence
Tx Gov Neil 8 Brown Alse, numter % butdiag
lOts in Brosnsyile, 81 miles FROM the city.
.. L. 4 b. y. BROWN, 50
!an6-2m Real Estate Agents. 81 CleuJ =
HOUSE PAINTING, - Il
the subscriber prepared With The greatest pronpnel
AL however large which b endeed n yeaRa
upon which fail give satisfaction he i also Ps
pared % execute all manner Of
GEAEEIru Avn hAs nl1Ae-
Having department. sec1nd the serVs Of he 1aost
nd experienced artists.
The Esuld persons having work IN h1 ns =
give him = call befors making final azransensuts.
marchs-dtf No. G. Union e., between chey ans sansss
~ . 7T91V AZ.
KETE have removed our soek Of srsesTs., Lgaq,., So =
Wv large house, Of College and broa tta
recently occupied By Bros Ehee We shall b =
fends AMI ASSURING hen tasEe are e
prepared them the most favorable trA
Pa Q. ANDERSON 2 49,.
lauI9 Corner College and Broad sla-
TN Plate, &C.
OOO BOXES &c 10xf4 Tin, beIt brand sF
SCU $50 boxes x l0xl4 Tin best brsnd
2oO &c 14x70 DO do Dc
50 Do X 30 d do Dc
20 pigs BAnca Iin-
3OpiE8 Lead. just rscsiEsd and Tor ME ~ ~
anzel ". WILSON
FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITE8as
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PLOWs! PLOwS!! PLOwS!!!

PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWS!!!
NAVE viii keep constantly ploEs
w Manufactured at the Tennessee PlOV EactO-
ry Farmers would do well to give call before purchasing
sell them good steel pillow has ned
for sale this city, at from ten to twenty cent less than
have been psyingf the quality Of plOWs.
p. & G. ANDERSON,
feh6-f % and % Broad and College streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
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THE PENNSYLvANIA

CENTRAL Bail ROAD.
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A RaFe Chance fer MiIIers and
CAPITALISTS.

CHDlts1 IlSISs
YEyF4E undersigned offers for sale his val.
liable Merchant FIGURING Mills, known as the
CIeveland Steam Mills, located Cleveland Tennessee
These Mills have been in successful operation for the past
years voaby known among dealers and consu
ers Tennessee Georgia and Alabama The Mills capable
turning barrels Of 0ur every q fOurs having three
ruu Of the hest French Wheat enc run for Corn
driven by superior engine OF 80 horse power
all perfect order and every thing pertaining
MERCHANT FIGURING MILL
will be found complete. The pins wood Is worth
81 Is to 81 50, delivered at the mill
Cleveland considered the point East the
Milling business, enjoying large local Duck
Town Copper Mines aud the surrounding country and the
poiutln tennessee buy Corn and Wheat.
wishing Information, will please address the under
signed Atlanta, Ga, apply 70 H. B. Davis agent, q; the
Mills. Nv. PETERS,
hse-S1R. Atlanta -
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THREE THROUGH
PASS EN- e II TR AIMS


toNNECTING direct In the Unon Depot st Ptsburg with
Through Trains ali Western Cities for Phadephi&,
New York Boston, Baltimore Washington City; thus
nisng facilities for the transportation Of Passengers unsurpad
or speed ans comfort, by any other route.
Express and Fast Lines through Philadelphia Without
sneEing Cars are attached 70 each train Woodras Sleeping
oarst to Express and Fast Trains. The Express runs
Daily Nail and Ras Line Sundays excepted Three Daily
Trains connect direct for New York Express
meet for Baltimore and Washington.
Express Train leaves Psbg A. n, arrives at Philadelphia
Baltimore P. NJ New York 1910 p NJ
Nan Train leaves Pittsburg A. NJ arriving at PhAdepks II
P, NJ, New York 30 A. NJ.
Fast Line leaves Pittsbug p NJ in Philadelphia
Baltimore at $50 An New York go P NJ
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York I've
E1iy Trans between Sss iSrt ,h s1 pe qip,
Boat Tickets 70 Boston good via NORWICH ran TeS oF
Tickets Eai may be obtained any important Rail
0ees West also board any OF the regular Line &
Steamers on the Mississippi OF ono rivers an
Philadelphia
Fare always as low as by any other Route.
ASK FOB TICKETS BY j9EZSBURG.
The completion Of the connection Of the Pennyl
yaniA Rslroad to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT NORTH-WEST.
The cnpeet,ng Of tracks by tbs Railroad Bridge a. Pburu
avoiding all drsysge fesg Of freight together with the
ing Of advantages readily appreciated BY Shippers of
freiEht, and the Travelling Public.
shipping Eastward will fed it 10 ter advantage to
FOR Pre Contracts or Shipping Directions apply ts Or ad
dress elte 81 thefollowing agents Of the company
D. A. STEWART, Ptshurgi
Doyle Co., Steuhenville, o. Pierce &c GAINESVILLE, o.
Johnston. Ripley, o. eNeey, Mayeville, Ky; Ornsby
Chopper Portsmouth, o.; Paddock Co Jehersonye, lnd
II " Brown Co., Cincinnati o.. R Medrum, Madison, Ind
William Bfigiam Louisville KY Graham Co., Cairo,
III X Sass, St Louis Mo-; John Harris Nashville, Tenn
Harris & Hunt Memphis. Clarke Co.. Chicago H.;
II Koontz Alton III Murphy VALE Dubuque, Iowa:
Freight Of Railroads. different points in the West
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Pro-
tectiOn and speedy Transportation of
LIVE STOCK
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WINTER AHHANGEWLNI'
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
- - - S 8 -
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TTyERHIINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East and Wheeling BenWoOd and Park
eTburg the West which places unites with Railroads
Steamers, &C., for and from all points in tie
West SOuthsWeSt HRd NOrth-EeSfs
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1920 +. Ms I2:IO A. NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only 70 Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Boston, the cost Of ticket TO Boston alone BY
ether lines.
Time quick and fare as low via other Route.
Inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
q the principal Railroad Offices IN the West
E. 7. FULLER, Genl Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. Smith, Master Transportation. decS
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
MISREPRESENTATION

- - SHettsssfe
ONand after Monday 18th, 1858, trains will b
Lave esIistin, IAN. Le.ysq Gelatin N
Arrive Bdg.asld' 10 3: Arrive AMY. EdEsssd' q:
Arrive Gvisfn JPN. Arrive GalistiA $50 do
with Mail Coaches for Louisville artse Carthage Only
the morning train will be ran on Sunday, ,,,o,vor O..
sctl7-tf X. MACLhOD, saPL
@@EEEMNEE
WINTER AHRANGEMENT.
ON and after Monday November sp Is5s Trains Brun
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves Gsliaiin 1904 N. Leaves eaIatn zoe P n
IelyeS DO 1000 DO Le.Ses DO S30 do
Arrives Gsatin 'll3s do Arrives Gsllatin :. 500 do
iii tn i1 Ssvi,g Eiga6ed al 10 A NJ And Gaistn At
vie; Inc ILan ;,b s rbs % al hoI H.-sTis 10
Carthage Only the nOrnin Train will Ne Sundays
Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage which
paSerer will he allowed 6Opounds charge will
Tor baggage which must be paid to the conductor Other
Express freight which be paO The Of the Express
Accompany.
purchasing tickets, will be charged ten cents extra
NOTICE TO HsPPERS.
- 81 - rs; ~
TT being the utmost Importance proper protection
Track and keep out Of Tie Of gravel and ether
Gralns freight he regular uniform rate Of speed
which can only lie accomplished by running schedule time
therefore freight he the time
laid down in the schedule thsRasr thirty days from
ths ate freight Nashville and Chsttanss
"a Railroad Company, At Schedule Stations only.
W. COLE,
JaD2I-h sup't Of Transportation N & C. : T.
GaIIaGin ERaces---SPriBg OF 1859.
M9 IAAkAAx>
NFATCH RACE for Thres Thousand Dollars side, four mile
lyE heats; oil the FIRST Thursday in june 1859.
Guild Bytbe Hiawahs, by Alhsn, dam by WAGNER
Eli Odom names, Mary Nye, by Albion dam by Sovereign.
gTAHEs JUNE, 1850
Ne /. Stakes all ages. TIVE mile heats Two hundred
dollars entrance hundred dollars forfeit Three
make race
for unred three year slds. Mile heats, One
hundred dollars entrance any dslas forfeit Three
make
for three year Odds. Mile heats. enc hundred
and entrance nifty dollars forfeit. Three
make race.
No T. stake ages Nile heats One hundred dsars
sptrapce dfty dollars forfeit. three
No s. year Ods, SOO entrance, SO forfeit,
make close the first Of March, 1855
the above close The LIST o. March, 1859.
All addressed to the Secretary OF the GaaE
Race Course, accompanied with security for forfeit
- decl4-triwtillmral A BARNES PrsPTietor.
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FRESH ARRIVAL

FRESH ARRIYALa- .sT 4 =
uOFrN HAMAGE. No. AZ College street, a.
Il sD@uinr 20 dsy, additional supplies q ..
= Isdes Kid tsick hootl, With Hithcst 49,
puun "a
Misses Goat heel Roots, THEA Ela, ar ra. "a
AZ s'1. sss.ss as.Ssssos e@
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DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AN
THE GREAT NORTH-WEST.
FnETGHTs WESTWARD.

By this Freghs Of alldescponscan be forwarded from
Philadelphia New York, Boston Baltimore point the
Railroads Of Ohio KENTUCKY Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin,
Missouri, BY Railroaddirect.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Pttsurg with
steamers BY Goods forwarded any port the
Ohio, Mukngum, Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois,
Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas, Arkansas and Red Ri
Vers Cleveland sandusky ssndusky Chicago
with sll ports the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrung the transportation Of their
freight TO this Company, rely with confidence on speedy
uanfit
The Freight any point in the West BY the Pennsy
EaniA Railroad all times favorable charged By ether
Railroad Companies.
III = Be particular to mark packages 'Tia Penna- r
Merchants in the West ordering goods from the East, viii do
well to direct them TO he shiITedby this Route
attending their Lpments from the East will end
u to their interest call the Agents OF this Company the
following places before shipping letters addressed either Of
them the subject Of fres, will meet Wits prompt attention.
b. J. sNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & KO0NS. 80 North street, Baltimore.
LEIGH CO., No Astor HOUSE, No 5. VIM II. n Y.
LEECH & CO.. No ST. Kilhy street, Boston
II. H. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila-
i L. HoUPT, Gen1 Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
TH0s. A. SCOTT, Genl Sup't, Altoona, Pa ijans-a
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Steamer b. N. Runyan,

Captain J4nrs Mn4Ea, lelr.s every slsurdas. =
O'Clock, z. n. =. ...s.
These ne and hyOre enger packets, Hndes eontrsc
TO the Uni.et States ha ana lsseu Say relyon then
leaving punoually They viii through uekes Ne
named places and viii at Paducah with The splendid
States steamers, Alvin Adams, s0uIheruer
Mccleltsnd. A HAMILTON, AgsnE
dre5-ld sr Il II HARRISON, A1ezt
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VMTILL practice the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
Nebraska, buy and sell Land Warrants land time,
special attention to making selections Of lands in Nebraska
wishing good and desirable locations, invest for distant
dealers pay furnish abstracts Of entries
titles notice. buy and sell lands, lots and all
kinds Of real estate, and do General Agency business
". g. Gilman, Banker, New Yorkcity.
Converse, Harding L Co., Boston, Mass.
Hubbard, Sup't N. y Central Railroad, Albany, n. 2
Gen Leslie Coombs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Eogg Nashville, Tennessee.
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Gov. ". b. Campbell Lebanon, do
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Lucas, Thompson & Co.. ST. Louis, Ne
MctIarc, Chittenden 4 Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
WIN. II Sewer & Co BANKERS, 0scaloosa, Iowa
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Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
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