The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29
Pittsburgh and PhiiadeIphi;

CONNECTING DIRECT IN THE
~ Union Depot. at Pittsburgh. with Through
Trains from all Western Cities for Philadelphia New
York, Boston, Baltimore aud Washington city: thus
furnishing facilities for the transport passen-
unsurpassed for speed and comfort hy any other
route.
Express and Fast Lines run through 10 Philadel-
phia without change Of Cars Conductors.
Smoking Cars attacked to each Train; Wood
runs Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains The
Express runs Daily. Mail and Fast Lines. Sundays eN-
ceptcd. Three Daily Trains direct for New
York. kNpress and Past Line connect for Baltimore
and Washington.
SIX Daily Trains between Philsdephia aud New
York Two Daily Trains between New York and Bos-
Through Tickets. (all Rail- are good on either
of a. above Trains, and transfers through New York
free.
BOAT TICKETS. to Boston. are ,vod via Norwich,
Fall River OF Stonngton Lines.
TICkErS EASTWARD may be obtained at any of
the important Railroad Offices Ia the West alsc on
board any of the Regular Line Of steamers the
Mississippi OF Ohio Rivers
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AND TIME
Az QUICK As By ANY OTHER
ROUTE. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
PITTSBURGH.
The completion u The Western connections of the
Pennsylvania Railroad makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST
AND GREAT WEST.
The connecting Tracks by the Railroad bridge AZ
Pt@burgh avoiding all drasace or ferriace oflrscht
together with the saving II time. are advantages
readily appreciated by shippers q Freight and tho
Travelling Public
For Freight Contract. or shipping Directions. spply
20 address either II the following Agents of rhe
Company:
| u A. STEWART. Pittsburgh:
". \. PIERCE a CO. GAINESVILLE. O.;
J. j. JOHNSON. Ripley. O..
X. McNEEIy .Maysvilie. Ky:
ORHsN A COPPER. Portsmouth, o.:
] PADDOCK 4 CO. IeneTsonsillc. Ind:
n ". BROWN A CO. Cincinnati o..
AT1IER. A. HIBBERT. CINCINNATI, o;
X e. MFIDRtfM Madison. Ind
JOSEPH y. MooRsE. louisville KY.
/ v g.. O'RiLEY A. Co. Evansville. Ind:
/ Y W GRAHAM CO. Cairo his;
BF. SASS. 81. Louis. No;
JoHS ~. HARRIS. Nashville. Tenn:
HARRIS 4 Hunt Memphis. Tenn:
| CLARKE A. co. Chicago, Ills;
" n a. KOOSTZ. Alton. Ill-.;
Freight Agent, q Railroads at difrreus points
IN the West
THE GREATEST FACILITIES OF
FERED FOR THE PROTECTION AND
SPEEDY TRANSFORMATIONS OF
LIVE STOCK.
And Good Accommodation. with usual privileges for
persons travelling In charge thereof
rREIGHTs.
py shi. Route Treighis q an description. can b.
Forwarded fron Philadelphia. New York. Aosion q
Baltimore. % any posni 81 the Railrosfs e Ohio
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin. Ioss Ms
! sonri ~ Rsiiroad direct
The rennss lvania Railroad ai-o ccnnes q q, Pitis
hurrh uih Steamers. by which Goods ,sn be for
warsr-i 10 arv I,orf iife Ohio. Mu~kinauin. ken
tn.,lx Tei,nss.ee. Cumberland. Illinois, Mississippi
wisconsin Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas ard Red hiv
e.: ant Al Cleveland. sandu-ky snd Chicago wisl
Steamers 20 an Ports on the North Western Iskss
Merchants aud shippers eutru.tins ths transporta
ton q their Freight this Company, can rely wf
: cenass~ssoc ~ n. speedy transit
THE RATES or FREIGHT % srr paint IN ID
West b. the p~nnSyiVsnis Rsilfoa1 Al all tirnr
a. favorable are ehargri hy other Railroad Con
rsnles.
~ particular 70 marx pscs .ge- wa prSSsssvir
. RauRokp'
, D J. S~FEnER ridlsielpla-
/ NAGRAW a COoSS. 20 rerih -. h-ltimsTe.
! IFECu a 60. No. Astor Hoi-e, ~ NJ. ! Soni
. / WnAFa 81. ~ee York.
IRECH a CO. ~ state a.. Btstcn
"A. n. HOUSTON. ssen<ral fr.ight Agent. ihiia
o ExoCK LEWIS, General supt, .ltoeta. fsnn
l. u H0rPf, Ssn~ral ticket agent fTfiateiphi.
jssaxy.