Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-24
TEE PENNSYLVANIA
ENTRAL RAIL AID.
G.
rnE CAPACITY OF THIS EeUAL Any N TIE COUNTRY
THREE THROUGH
PAS ENG C E Es It AIMS
BETWEEN pIw1sBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,


shing facilities the transportation o. Passengers unsurpasse
or zlsed and comfort, by any other route,
Express aud Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia withou
change Of cars or conductors.
smoKng Cars are tiaChedto each train Woo1's sleepin
Cars to Express and Fast Trains. The Express rUu
Daily, Mail and Fast Line sundays excepted Three Dahl
Trains connect dct for New York Express and Fast Line
| ne q Tor Baltimore and Washington.
Express Train leay IS Pitisar A. NJ arrives at Pladelpbi
or Baltimore 5 P. NJ, New York 1910 p. NJ
Mai Train psburg A. NJ, arriving at Philadelphia
| =, NJ, New York 4 20 A. NJ
Fast Line leaves PtsbCrg p NJ arrives in PHILADELPHIA
| Baltimore at $50 4. NJ, New York 40 p. N,
Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York I've
Daily Trains New York and Boston, Through Ticket
! (aIl RqiI) are good either of the above Trains.
Boat Tickets boston are good via Norwich Fan River o
Tickets Eastusrd may obtained any the important Rail
Oces the West also board any of the regular Line
Steamers the Mississippi Ohio rvers and Tickets Westward
at The ocs Of the Company in Boston, New YoF Baltimore, OF
Phiadep pha.
Fare ;lIVvays as low as by any other ROute,
ASE ron TICKETS BYyoIfESBERG.
The completion Of the Western connection Of the Pennsyl
vana Railroad to Chicago, makes this the
DITsES'T LINE BETWEEN THE FAST AMI
THE GREAT NORTH-WEST.
The crnnectng Of tracks by tbs Railroad Bridge Pitsburg,
avoiding all dyage rre OF freight, together with the
Rg Of time sd'antaqs readily appreciated by Shippers Of
Parties slipping will find TO their advantage
ship by this route
Fer Freight Contracts Shipping Directions apply to ad'
dress either Of the following agents Of the company
Doyle Co., steubenye, o.. Pierce & Co Zanesve, G.;
Johnston. Ripley o. \ McNeely hayeyille, Ky; 0rmsty 4
Brown Co.. Cincinnati o. Aedrum, Madison, Ind. i;
William Bingham, Louisville, Ky, Grah.r s. Co. Cairo,
II II Kdonit Atom III M9rp6y & vale pa5uane iGEa
Freight Agents Railroads different points il the West
The Greatest Facilities offered fcA the Pro-
lection aud sTH sPSfHaX XST6cif, TT6PceiasP"F''''''" Oh
Accommodations with usual privileges for
's'ils IN 'DIFfs FffsEISEt,rs IiiSsIi WESTWARD.
By this Frgh OF aildescptonscan be Forwarded from
Philadelphia New York, Boston Baltimore 70 any point On the
Railroads.&c. Ohio Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, seOnn Iowa
The Penn vana Railroad also connects at Ptsurg with
steamers by which Goods can be Forwarded TO any port on the
Mississippi c1nsn, Missouri Kansas, Arkansas Red Ri
and at Cleveland, sandusy and Sandusky and Chicago
Merchants Shippers enrusng the transportation Of ther
regh this Company, rely with confidence onts speedy
The rates of Freight to any point in the West by the Penusy
vsns Railroad all times favorable as charged by other
Railroad Companies.
m Be particular to mark packages .'va Penna. R R "
well to direct them to be shiiIedby this Route.
attending their pments from the East will find
to their interest to a on the Agents Company
oowng places before slipping addressed to either
subject Of fregtS, Will with prompt attention
E.J sNEEDER. Philadelphia.
MAGRAw & K0ONs 90 North street, baltimore.
LEECH CO., No Asor House, No :. VIM. st N Y.
H. IL HOUSTON, Gea'i Freight Agent, Plila.
L. l. HOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
THos. A. SCOTT, Gent sup't, Altoona Pa ljane-a
LOUIsVILIlE * NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
&c . IS. =
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Monday, November 2h, 1855 Trains wrun
" follows:
Leaves GELATIN at BOA N. Leaves Gaatin 100 P. IL
Arrives Edgefeld 800 do Arrives EdCefed " $50 de
Arrives Arrive Gaatin .il5S do Arrives Galan 500 do
leaving Gaatn al 80 A NJ. and EdssGeld at 10
A NJ connects at Galn with mail coaches to and from Louis
The Train leaving EdEefed AZ 10 A NJ and Gaan ct
P NJ connects with mail coaches and from artsvile and
Carthage. Only the mornin Train Will he Tun on SUNDAYS
Wearing apparel alone consutes baggage, Of which each
passenger will allowed pounds free charge will be made
fer extra baggage which must lie pu to the conductor Other
articles than baggage carried tie baggage will be charged
Express freight which must h paid to tie agent Of the Express
Pasengers taking their seats at Gaatz and Edgefeld without
purchasing tickets willie Sa5f9 'sP ff9 saa,
For PhiIadeIphia, New York, &c.
80 rHor 80 SO
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
Cabin ge........... S.
Excursion Tickets, good unsl January lsGJ So
The welIknown frst class siie-whee Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt c. =. MGRsHHAN, and
STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. }. J. GARvTN,
Now Regular Line for the North leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternately, d follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA from Savannah the 5th 18th and
The KEYSTONE STATE. from Charleston the 10th, 2oh and
Fur safety comfort having superior STATE Rooms, these
Miles of this the Delaware River and Baytwo nights
For niagara Falls, the Lakes and
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara Fails or Buffalo in Is hours
from Philadelphia Through Tickets, i the privilege Of sop
pin Philadelphia and reTmeiiate points for eby The Agents
in savannah.
sal c. A. GREISER x CO.,
Agents at Savannah.
7. s. & 7. G. BCDD
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr.,
fag7-dam. Agent at Philadelphia.
Digestion and Prosperity!
'gEis not what we EAT but what We DIGEST, that
makes us tn ive' This is true Of animals as Of nd-
vieuais. It is also that Iii IS what make but
what we save u makes rs prosperous. IN ouer 70 secure
the desirable results 20 he otaned from araccal belief IN these
two important truths, recommend the puiclase Of an
" EXCELSIOR
CORN AND COZ MILL
For crashing Corn Cob Wheat Rye Oats or stock and
Grinding Neal for Family use.
The "EXCELsIoR' provided Sith
MOVABLE GRINDING RINGS
which canbe renewed at s;Of 50.
Furnished all complete, with TWO sctts OF rings
JAMES c. BALDWIN,
apI3-tw&w3m 81 College Street, Nashville, Tenn.
OPEMERCIAL HOTE L,
(Formsrly TsTaRdah,)
CORNER OF CHERRY AND CEDAR SITS,
Nashville, Tenn.
FENHE undersigned take pleasure in announcing p.-9
q the public generally that this House has FssA
been thoroughly repaired renovated and newly IgE6SE
furnished. The Table will be furnished with the s5isss
a FOrls