Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12


THE sArAolTr EerALro COUNTRY
THREE THROUGH
PASS SEN q Err TRA AIMS
BETWEEN PIgTsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,
tONNECTING direct in the Union Depot at Piitsburu with
Though Trains from all Western Cities PHILADELPHIA
New Yoik, Boston, Baltimore and Washington City; fur
ning facilities for the transportation Of Passengers unsurpassed
or s,sai and comfort, by any other route.
Express and Fast Lines through Philadelphia without
Smoking Cars attneto each train: woodruas Sleeping
Carsto Express and Fast Trains. Fhe Express runs
Trains direct New Express aud
meet for Baltimore and Washington.
Express Train leaves Pburg2 A. NJ arrives at Philadelphia
Baltimore 2 NJ, New York 1888 L. II.
Mail Tram leaves titishgrg A. NJ, arriving at Phadepha II
Fast Lne leaves Pitsburg p NJ arrives in Philadelphia or
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia aud New York Two
Daily Trains between Ne York and Boston Through Tickets
tall Raid good either Of the above Trains
Boat Tickets to boston are good via Norwich Fan River or
Tickets Eastward may be obtained any important Rail
road Ohces ne Wt also on board any Of te REGULAR Line q
Steamers Mississippi Ohio rivers and Tickets Westward
the Oc Of Company in Boston, New York; Baltimore
Philade pha.
Fare always as low as by any other Route.
ASK FeR T70KEZS BIZ ,oITZSBURG.
The completion Of the Western eonnecon Pennsy
vania Railroad to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
TIE GREAT NORTH-wEST.
The ernnecng of tracks BY tbs Railroad Bridge Pttsburg
aVous al uIysse % iease o lIegn, leset ~" ~, sle
freight and the Travelling Public
Shipping Eastward will hnd TO their advantage to
ship by this
Freight Contracts Shipping Directions apply sd
dress either Of the following agents Of the company
D. A. STEW ART, Pittsburg;
Doyle Co.. steubenyille, Pierce GAINESVILLE, O.
Johnston. Ripley, o. McNeey, Mayeyille, Ky; Ormsty 4
Cropper Portsmouth, o.; Paddock Co Jehersonvle, Ind
II Brown Co, Cincinnati, o.; Medrum, Madison, Ind
William Bingham, Louisville, KY Graham Co., Cairo
III Sass, Louis Mo-; John II Harris Nashville, Tenn
Harris & Hunt. Memphis, Tenn Clarke Co.. Chicago Ill.,
II IL koontz, Alton- III; Murphy Wae Dubuque Iowa.
orto Freight Agents Of Railroads at different points IN the West
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Proc
lection and speedy Transportation of
LIVE STOCK,
Good Accommodations with usual privileges for persons
yelling in charge thereof.
FBERGHTS WESTWARD.
By Fegs all descriptions forwarded from
Philadelphia Boston Baltimore 20 any point the
Railroads Oho Kentucky udana Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
Peunsy Railroad also connects at Ptshug with
steamers by which Goods he forwarded TO port the
Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas, Arkansas and Red Ri
VeT Cleveland S2ndusky and Sauduky and Chicago
with all ports the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusug the transportation Of their
freight to this Company, rely with conuence onts speedy
tIanft.
The Freight any point in the West by the Pennyl
Railroad times favorable charged by other
~ Be particular to mark packages ''va Penua R -
Merchants in the West ordering goods from ie hast, will do
well TO direct them o. he shiliedly this Route
Parties attending their pmens from the East will find
It their call he agents Of this Company nj a.
following places befo png letters addressed to either o
them the subject 81 eh Will with prompt attention.
E. J. SNEEDEE, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW & KUONs. 70 North street, Baltimore.
LEECH& CO.. No Astor House, or No ! > VIM st N Y /
LEECH q CO., No.54, Kihy street, Boston,
H. II, HOUSTON, Gcu' Freight Agent, Phla-
L. HuUPT, Gen1 Ticket Agent, pbiladep phia.
THos. A. SCOTT Gen'I sup't, Altoona, Pa ljans-d