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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-24
Fourth Class

Anchors Alum Ia barre,s and horsheads: Rriru
stoae in barrels and hes sheas 10. hing burr
Blo, Ks, R..ley bart tee, cotton "a baes Cousb IA
titFrrs aud boxes CaF Wheels ana Aales Cement
Chak Gay, Ihaiu Cable h4n, ia casks; Cocoa Oil .
Earth iaints. stvne aud kartLeh Mare crates ana
auxshra,.s, Fsu, sa!tsd; fence Mire flgs in casks
auI boAss ~ ar ia barrels ard sacks; eAs Pipe, Gu-
4ua hIrsr shoes ia packages; Iron. Hfr, tand, Ilg
tsiirr aua Railroad Iron Nuts ana klyets, iTVn CAST
turs heavy Loo. nssiVe Tire, Laid Plaster. Aolas
see Mahogany l4gs, Marble Ia b4Ick TosE ht;
Mi! stones ga rough Nails aua SIikss, Nail rOts
ores Lad, 1aFsIeF, itoB, Uue 10 buxes barrett
t',t,h rlsst~F rah ssl Fgtty kass pressed % balrs
Rice RAuresd Chaigs and sptkes, Resin, kisKWs /,
Rope urnar, salt, Snfs Ash, steel, sugar la hoEs
neass bar els boxes. stone, urSrosgtt. soda IA
kpgS barrels casks; siaratus ia Eegs, barrels 90
casks; Tobacco, scrap and leaf, "a eAsks and hess
huads Tn Tar I'm Ia pigs, fsrre Japouea, IoesEa
Nire, Tallox Mating ,Asster i1pes Aus kepe. ni'ea
weii sr~ed osnAbars OF t3iiied bags; Fac, sheet
Ia casks znd eases, xIue "a pigs.
rAls TaFta tsko sEect oe the ist dss OF Seftesn
ber 1855 and coatlHss gBtl ether notice
l. ". CulE,
Sup. nSA.s q Chattanooga u. y.
Is. AlAh>,
". J. ktS<,
= aemphts A ChafisftaB x. r.
X. 4. IACASgA.
ssps-g sup I. renH. Ga. X. r.
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CLASSIFICATION.

IT, Spirits OF 1uTpcntlne, CampLine Burning Flu.
ids and Narnsb, Will Only be taken at owners risk.
70 Guupow der and Friction Matches. and OtLcI
cOnbusuble articles viii be charged local rates Oh
each Road, anu only at Roads convenience
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-24

z n CASKS eboiss cznvassed Hang IA siors and
oil u for r.is krs G. n. liOIIISGSwoRrH
eSa2-u No. Aarksf street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-24
Buckskin shirts and Drawers.
Hams, Hauns.!

A snpply OF hsxt quality and fsv az seeoRe
oess-r j. II. aeoIII-
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And from Nashville to Lynchburg, Va, and all
Stations west on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad toCentral Qepot
Caupei Coal OIL.

GONE OF the good eva. refined c.aa,
- Coal OIL, are these
n RIVALS GAS LISH ~ fRILLIANCY;
us ENTIRELY Mn. EfSL0SIVE;
ITAIY BE- CARRIED S3OEF;
II rs CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL ESEi
IN BURNS WITHOUT AN OFFE!vSITR DOOR 4;
n rs CLEAN AND BEA ETTFUL ~ COLOR;
ff; APPEAR RAN II ~ THE LAMP IS ORy4.
kEvItL AND 7TR4rTTFE;
~ Dlh.S NOT PERMANENT SPOIL CAR.
PETS, CLOfHIN6, dc, iohich ~ nsav Be sDsIlea
e iaTqs p7rtfon Of d teSag cf tao Best aicrs fsr
slea aiHJ soiisd Ioods.
IRIS EHPHATTCILLT TIE CHEAP E.SF LIGHT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-24
Keep il Before the People.

TTNHAT the Railroads have agreed TO tho following
l. low rates offrright, tO-wit:
From Nashville, to Knoxville and all Stations
on the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Dry Goods aud Ali ucles usually cassed IA uIst
and second classes, per 100 pounds oU cents
Hardware, bacon, lard, whisky in barrels,
and all articles OF third class, per hun
dred pounds 81 do.
Sugar, AoIasses, four, leaf tobacco and all
articles Of 10 nth class, per 100 pounds 35 do.
From Nashville to Central Depot, Va, and all
Stations west on the Virginia and Tonnes
sec Railroad. articles classed as above.
First class per loo pounds 81 cents
Second do do do II do
Third do do do Cs do
Fourth do do do 81 do
And from Nashville to Lynchburg, Va, and all
Stations west on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad tocentral Depot.
First Class, per loo pounds les cents.
second do do do 81 do
f Iosns do Do do &o DO DO os S So
UPGreat dispatch and safety given to freghts
and saving Of insurance over this route
The Tariffs mentioned above cover large area OF
rich. prod uetve territory IN Tennessee and Virgin
Il, which; from its geographical position. ought to
look to Nashville for supplies \ worthy sIort "a
at this time by the Nashville Mer chants may secure
TO thcm the large and Increasing business OF tins
section Of country. +. ". COLI,
octSu SuperiHteudcnt Nash. a Chat Railroad
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Plain h Ornamental Win
dow an. loor Frames
and shutters;
Hosting Machines for
stores;
Iron and Glass PavCments
made strong and water
iigi {, admir- bly, adapt
Ell Ia light up cellars
and vaults:
street Crossings. Crate
ings, Lamp and Hitch
ing Posts;
Vaults aid Vault Doors,
and Jail " OK, &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-24
Architectural and Elain Ircn Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Fire Proof Houses:
Iron Fronts, Girders and
Roofs;
O. observatory and Hot.
house APP ointm"nts.
Columns, NHsoN y Door
llLteis ami Sills;
CuLsOls AOdilliOns and
Bruckets, CorInthiau
Corn eggic, HoTiC, Ionic,
ana Con rOsite Capitals,
tor columns and autts
OF all sizes;
Cernicos, Mouldings and
IeaN cs IN variety.
SpiTals and struightStairs /;
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Direction. fer n. Use

Ostain gaoi coal 0ii lamp. secu.e thin wcks
that they will move ur and down In the tube
Trim the wick With sharp Scissors xsctiy even with
the Top OF the weS-ta5e, clipping the snA u pro-
Jecting points at the corners. fili your lamp With
our oil. Turn up the wek eruy nrst 50 as nui
TO crack the chimney.
shade viii greatly chhan Its excellence foi
reading or tsSnghy.
BY The careful OhsesSanoe Of these directions yot
will secure light that cannot IA 40 PLEASE
satf2-tf MCKENZIE 4 MISCiIiN
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c A X ID.

II He subscriber informs his friends and the public
Il generally that he has this day sold out his
n. crest IN the concern OF WILLIAMSON a CHEAT
HAN Ia JOHN j. JHkAlHAM. Ia withdrawing frOm
the business hs would resi- ecuully tender his
est thanks 10 all his numerous friends who have
lib rally extended their patronage 81 the odd con-
ceru, and solCts from them continuance Oi the
10 h succt ssurs-gentlen,n la every respect enti-
ueC To the hlg hest confidence. Nashville Juy q. 1859
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON
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Balconies, Yerandas, Area, Yard AID Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences III Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Composite.
Jobbng and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge Of the va
rous branches OF Mechanical Fl gmecuug Il sLallde-
vote my entire attention the general supervision
the business, and with the Oi competent
Foremen Ia the several depaTtn ents large OF
exl ercnccd work men, anu tie extended iacli, snow
at NY command feel every coutdenc, in my ability
to compete successfully with any similar establish
ment in the country. I. NJ. BRENNAN,
aug27-f NJ. 4 c. +.
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dissolution.
dissolution.
Dissolution Of Couar,nership.

DfooVi'lVH VI NVPdI tHOI SHIP'
Il Hi unders gucd have this day rissolved by mu
Il tuai consent the coIArtuership heretofore con
Quoted unDcI thchrm ul WILLIAMSON q tdEAIHAM
Alexander Williamson having Sold out las entire IA
tci,s 1T ia SAM C,'iIorA 10 Jt,Iu l. ChyatLaIn.
Nashville, Jul! 9th, 1859.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
AkIlikR CHA HAM.
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From Nashville to Central Depot, Va, and all
Stations west on the Virginia and Tonnes
see Railroad, articles cl assed as above
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q NJ SAXTON, BARKER & o.,
- - pvbG.ters No. 25 rsrk'ro~, New Iott.

CHrSS MONTHLY for SEPTEMBER0N2Hw H
u RF.DY'- Edi,.d BY PAUL MoRPHf s5t ID
FsKF Contents Chest Sweden Inc NAss' yraT,
$50, CO.. SeVep Canes: Sv Pr0olems &c. -
s.ylo on Insss, 9o''" ~ HlLLEk, No. 40 NAssaa-'L
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TUE PORTRAIT OF PAUL MohPh1

49,. .rg, y, r,,-srs.Tfn NEws OF THE WoNLp.
n -, os ,ss Sc, tpgrsyed Portraits al"ays 70 P.N
" ,cS - Tar Ia IfLusTgArED NEws OF IHs "otLD' -
u;r Il 49,, pl, paid tosDy par Of The United SIS
~ "a -. r. rs.h or tos'sss stamps, a. TIE p1h.ss
er HENRY A. BROWN kCo ~ - 9s,t,R
n B,tcp Mas wh.Te the faVons wse.y L, tom the
,rsss - N na,,es b eusnss' ooHrse'ed S,.a ss "a
Ss go tcgs,bc. si.h ysoo impI'f'.-of o ," '
tsxs
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DOoKs1 BOOKS BOOKS Recent impCrr-

ID ptops Of NJ ELLINGER Co, No % M @ 5iaen,,Iv, ,
Rsvlsis ncronaire Hs.orique ct Cntdue. "a. oseota
i7!o 4yoIs faH calf SIS. Gallery Of Mseipieogs
ne Old German Wood Epgraysrs Ike .S ~ -, w1d
sst. s.h Gsrmsh EnsHsh and French Lees rIss. TS
gkIdd book with portfolio Sl - Van ' az % ~ Splendid
eovy. sG Pscatore. Splendid Picture bloei ~ T;s
usy ~ "a. most rro ned Dutch ussers bound IN & IN
H1ubraksn and Picart's Bite, ~l'h 'pctus
rn,i,r.. vols bound in caf: so fiest Setsn.a.e .
de- tout les Peoples du Monde hepLesel,e
NJ a.. Fryes vols copy large psPrT ooAno N ~.
=. -. so slbum with magnificent miniature pslSi-s'
Li,re. dtleures printed on yelun liSS' "'''
f.i, .x.ru..d wood cuts; S65; Sct So- - 49,, &, any
Oyr. s,r Le mos, scSIce Boofs IN any LN Neua.c '
L-.rs -. e,,,nre received promptly attended, ".
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"THE BUILDER"
ct H E B U 1 L D E Il
ct IL y B u L ID r r..
BUILDER -
DeVspsper he bind and AL eIceient ADV In
using MEDIUM for
ARCHITECTS, SUILptks, rLuMshN,
a, -. CARPENTERS
DECORAToss,
T.Y.t U..cEKs BRICK MsKEKs, LUMBERMES,
woop C.RvsRs CoSTRACToRs, MAsoNs
w. R.,I NC N,nFks SCVLProRs Gas FILTERS
HssTERERs GLAss AiNths, ohhNi
HKArNG AFPARATUs, MAKBLE DEALERS bLAChsAlrhs'
And All collateral businesses. - q year.
NJ b MONCK 4 c., Publishers, No. % Nassau 81 ~ Y
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NEW-YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 90, 1883.
AT No. 355 OADWAY.
NAGSIFI(ESr DISPLAY
NEW FALL q o = - s.

MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
NEW FALL GOODS.
STRAN ADRIAN & CO.,
VI! op,r E. fetal %
kOSDAY, AsI. g
SO sn.x,e.s's, neO, and essar: socs q
NEW FALL SILKS
DRESS GOOD S
OF every ds.eriP.1r.
MOURNING GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
EaEKoDERrEs
HOSIERY. GLovEs
CLOTHS yEsIINGS
sHATLs Ss, Se
S. Co. have Ilsasul, ealing sieuiou 70 their pres-n;
Fsl s.och wtch ben osrsGy selected n Europe eps-
csy b,ir City Retail Trsa embracing eNenr'e .sst
nt royELTEs th, b. fosnd in sny Other Soo'e
choice citizens and s.r>age' wishing ne city
iE variety Of ';y hhnsss e-san-e q io~ne~ CT
n B-i m.euihcer. soci of real Irdi, Caners Hair
shawk.
STRANG, ADRIANcE, e. CO.,
80 IS Broadway.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING CLOTHING
" WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Oh MONDAY. Ans ., W vii rsdy ard ese' sr
see W beautiful SICK Of
PAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Manufactured BY q the French, English AID Americas
fahres IL The bes: manner sld hiss- s:yle.
Our Custom Department: siFohed with lise and beautiful
ss,ortroen: Of pee. goods. suitable for re Fall anelW-:S
trade, Of The bt,., styles. selected sth sres: cre,
for Coa.s, Pants and Vests, Th.ch ve WI
sst. sp % Order in ihs; s;5le Of RE
Gsnee ard rood taste which will
rsare the mSs: F.rfeS,
satisfaction % a.
Our FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT IS REPLETE
with everything IL .hs Ene
G,nelea wishing ther .ss sde TO orc,r Vii h1d i 20 s>J
interest 10 sye ts-r orders ~s have ecn-:Acy On
hand large .upFly of :hs bee: Iri.A Linen, and
Ytrs Mills Muslin, and wil make ;hem
10 Order les. than any s;hef house IL
tse trade for the -Nne quality,
AID vii guarantee ssai-
McxINLEY NeGRADE,
Nc .lJ Broad~sy
Coz. Lspensid-'. " y.
EDWAKD LAMBERT q COMPANY,
II No S55 BROADWAY,
Coz. wor:b ~
new and .bois, Il :neo: Of
FRENCH ENBRoiDERIEs
LACE GOODS
FINE FRENCH EMBROIDERED HANDKEaCHIEFs,
A. 81 ~ each, woIth -.
Also Of greA. bargain:
80 Soz LADIES' Linen HANpKEsCHIEFs 81 : ! pef don
250 doI Ladies Linen HANDKERCHiEFS g. p Ier doE
$50 doz Ladies. Linen HANDKERcHEFS at 81 50 pr doz.
These ae warranted ell hren and fully
- PEI bel0E their yslue.
n SEQ BRocADE SILK ROBES,
A: IS sDa t3,
Alec,
~ Piec.,D DRESS SILKS
AT ALL PRICES,
- p.r Cent: BELO" COST of IAPORTAICN.
JUST RECEIvED from AUCTION.
Wl he opened
MOHDAY, Angus: -
A: NJ. Us BROADWAY,
CORNER WORTHsT.
EDWARD LAMBERT & COMPANY.
CKIRTS.-Our WOVEN SKIRTS are now on
- SALE l2 Springs = 81; II Springs, r 5Oi II f5r 81
Dealers supplied with sprs - doz ~ And - ior ~
a. Old sLirts r1sde over. c. l.. HARDISGS WOVEN
SKIRT FACTORY, ~. I'll Sprinss- sesr Hseson
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fost ano founs.

ocr p1,,,.oe, Canal and Mulberry sts..
i pOOK cou,Airps s. accom-. t9I ~'fs aa'-
- Mo@n .i, = - Mrs C. CZERNICfZSFSkf' Nc - A-
l.rJy e., WI rycel.. r!f.wAv'
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CTRANGERS should uot fs,l 70 visit the cniei
~ s..rt--iol 81 the y-.he ikuoas DUSSELDORF GAL
LLhY OF PAINTINGS. Op-E coy A.. syenES Ne gS
ETIscvsy. A-n.s4cr - .sLs.
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THE THIRTY.FIRsT ANNUAL FAIR OF

YTHE THIRTY.FIRST ANNUAL FAIR OF
i The AMERICAN INSTITUTE IN The CITY OF NJ"
IORk-l8ss. -
T- MANAGERS :ha. e exhibition VIII be held az
PALACE GARDEN, li,hst. near 6tEsv.
The Fair vii Op-n lie lst September sad close on tee
18th October.
New INVENTIONS ard IMPROVEMENTS in .h- mechanic
aid industrial PROCESSES AID DISCOVERIES, and
Of superior quality material beauty Il narscip
~I BE- received exhibition, ard submitted 20 tAe examination
and mpsr1 j1dz.s, ~sOss pors the GOLD
ard SILVER MEDALS u ne ln1ie sE.T cups AID diplomas
vii b AWARDED.
TIE AGRICULTURAL FAIR erss-aeing Al exhibition of
HORSES Nes: C,;i-, sREEP Swine, Po,Ity ard Agrieo
tursl lnp-n-nts inc Bciug STEAM PLOWs and otne:
sTEAa MACHINERY FOR farming prpse. under TIE dr.c-
Board Exnb
Ton Of The SEV-YORK HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,", will
- hsd HAMILTON PARK, and ,h- spacious halls Of the
K RrosG C.apsry ne 1s- I'd ana I'd of S-p,s o-r
sy.cis Preuur 0 Cle Thous1ad DolLars v be swsred
fcr ~ b-s: WORKING STEAM PL0W.
se.n wil . rcytst sHi put Il opertos al kids
O. ma htnsry.
Arie, ~il b received from the 5:h 70 The th Ssp,enr
Circulars prem s.s coE.siEnE "a particulars be
chained Ios,-u.-, Cooper Union o.dlf
Cls-eg of g.. zE1 b. order 4 ih- uaIag-r.
DAVID r. JAQUES Chairman
Ws. e LECSaED, Corr,sp oe-z S@cr-'siy.
JOSH ". GAMERS, R-corii-E Secretary.
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XTUlCANlZED RUBBER ELASllC FAB
RICs-The uudersgued h.s In store, s: Who'll sale
v l. daily receiving h isocsies II ne 2i,ec >a;si
a. op beat uf.co.ios GbTosd large qAaoies sned
pe.tc Fshfc brsciug a. maze ~ c-uneurns Ses:inL
hraaiue sewing however united including g As WEBS
Tar-s spendsrs G.Itefs, Cores Ac &c, sAa VII "a,
N.u,e sauv with sEh1iy % maa:isctareo o. pof, -l -
be Vulcan fed Rubhv Essc FAhres Al scn sap nave
80, f Of nv raue-xiihoCi ~-ich 20 goods caa D eEA-y
v,rd-d u tie .itsd s.i;es eErng me nsse 81 vxy-As
P,.sIt $50 ~ ~ - SNN-.i.HS...
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Mem pnb!irations.

TH Z L + ID g f. will BE- ready AZ
ONE O'CLOCK TO-DAY,
With Il
MR. SouthwoTth's Story.
s,sp by Mary w. Stanley Gitson.
Poem by Alice Cary.
Wit and Wisdom, by George ID. Preatce.
Cbess, by Paul MoTphy.
Abos, Horses BY -.
Noun. Vernon Papers, by MI Everett
Occurring Thoughts, by q man With EJes.
Gt 6c. Gc. kc- &c &c.
ROSS Il TOUsEY General Agents
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printing.

VVA. EVERDELL a SONS.
w Nc. - F.l.rrr, ny.
csss Errsv.n s:~A& Ist tr-.~n LAaEspss1 Is's Hsr~
s<;s;sn IL.
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DERBY L JACKSON, Publishers,
No. ll9 Nassdu.st-, New York,

CIRCULAR.
II A V d ID A V | ID s o Y,
~ No. 40 Ws1er.st, New. York City,
WILL ATTEND THE
EEW-fORK AND PHILADELPHIA BOOK TRADE
SAILS,
And purchase a. the usual rate Of commission for Jobs and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers, in ell parts Of the United States
I'D Canada
The New -Yort Sale will commence Angus. %.
The Phadeph. Sale viii commence September II.
THE TERMS or THE SALES
win be found The Of the Catalogues which will be sent
Possge prepaid, TO reoeip. Of - cent? ia postage
stamps QUANTITIES.
Pase notice that les. will be cold lot than ia sn
cin 10 amount at retail price, TO FIVE DOLLARS except IN
Of balances &c.
Psres VII fn3 II very convenient mode % forward their
orders marked in their Catalogue which viii bs preserved and
returned ser the sale These should be received by the adye
tser several days before tho sale.
Tae best care, and experience and judgment used for the
benefit Of all orders received.
REFERENCES:
Messn. Jos. LEONARD Co., Boston.
Messrs. GEO. 4 LEANlTT Co New-YCTk
be.srs. THOMAS SONS, Philadelphia.
Adcrea DAVID DAVIDSON,
40. A. Walker-st New.YOrk City.
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II l. a S W . N

II l. a S I " n =
y. l... Dr. VIM A. ALCorr In among hs papers H''s
nsIsses sos ne Is TY WILDERNESS or PILLS AND
POWDERS; 80 pgv
On, TaE CocITATIoNs AND coNfsssioNs '' ~ 'S
= - SICIAN. r.. ,,l.
III. mos. II tsrssing. curious aud VsiuAOe O''~ 49,
-. .y,s g. -very bous-hod ard every indSidua 80
s n, ~ o~p,6 Of othsrs sise mans exp e - nor
vsior. In M. ~or u medcue illustrated wiz 4, ro
r.t on steel Of the venerable and beloved S1'"'' -
lxno. Price Ell ,.a .hi. ,.,ok-if will therefore
-, si g., ASn,. Al Applications should b &c $50 "
q. NJ. SAXTON, BARKER o.,
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CFCOND EDITION NOW READY.

CFCOND EDITION NOW READY.
y Cul,on larger than all other works Of he Kind combined
constantly the increase In consequence q the demand
" APPLETON's ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE,
y,ou Al ne OF the United the Cansdas the puo
ksh.rs compelled TO put Second EGon 20 press s'ei
TIE SEPTEMBER NUMBER CONTAINS
krss and beautiful plate Map representing the h"y
operation together with figures upon toe same INFORM
traveller where the Time laolo Oi caoH H'"N my "
'~A" sEVsNTY-FIvE RAILWAY MAPS,
ges.r,iur the principal Ralways throughout the Uheo
States and The Causda together with the
calculated TO render travelling pleasant to those
"'A NV ''O""' TWENTY FIVE DIALs,
Educating the difference Of time between ne ptincp
t4 United States also London, England IhrouSn the
uDrtay of III. Time Delneaor, the traveller can teA ~
..re. The adherence Of time between the cities oi
b0sTON NEW-YORK, PHtLADELPHiA, BALTIMORE
Cip<uus St Louis New Orleans, chicago Detroit
fSn,- peinss,or alone worth the Prce Of the Guide
COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAh' -. 49,.
From Jlv 1859 20 December 1860. BY merely sanche ne
Cxpd.r The can perceive upon what day OF he wees
er.n day Of the month comes. .'ns .cdHrsnsy
IMPORTANT RULES kOR kAlt"A M Lr f~n,i-,
Tt.,. Rnles will be found Immediately at.t the
Hor. CALndsr IL will the traveller lnuon -"
aAli.ty Of mind by giving them little s'eD''0u' AS 49,
">'' RAILWAYS AND THEIR PROGRESS
Hrr r,n,h 10 month New Inventions, Anecdotes sn1
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