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Internal Revenue Assessment
Divisions.

FT'HE following are the appointments made Of As
4 sssant Assessors for the Middle District o.
Tennessee-v.z
Dist John CRAWFORD, al OF Nashville rortt
Of Chnrrh street, 70 the Corporation line Office
DIsL 2--JeHN @. FOWLER all Of Nashville south
Of Cur h street, 70 the Corporation line; office
53% Cherry street
outside Of the CORPORATION and -uth Of Cumber.
land lIyeT; ciiIee $50 On cry srteL
East. 4--R +. PATTON, Sumner county; ofhce al
Cfallat q.
DIT SWIM. JENKINS, sH OF Davidson com y
north Of Cnmbe land river; Office Woodland
sheet, E gefsld
Dist cd. w FYE, Montgomery and Stewart
counties; ofilcs 81 Clsrlzzv lie.
Dist T-ASA H PKlfS, Robertson county; Office
Springfield
List. seJAMEs H. GREGORY, Marry county;
Office at Coiunhs.
Dist. 0--JEssE r. TERRELL, Rutherford eoun-
ty; Office at Murffeesbor7.
Dist. l0--A. A. STEELE, Mar-hail countii Office
Disf. ia. v. MOS, williamson county; Office
d !. la-JsSEs 1. JONES. Giles county; efies
Dit ls-W T. TUNE. Bedford county; flee At
Dist. I3-B. T. R. FOSTER. DoKslb county; Office
at Alexandria
DIST I5.-JJHN T. GORDON, Lincoln county, Of
hce at Fayetteville.
Dist. ia G. G oDLETT, Chatham and Dixon
county; osdce st Asb1 nd.
DIST l7-WM. z. NEAL, Wilson county; Office at
{ Lebanon.
Dis, ls--J p WILLIAMSON, Macon county Office
at Lsfay este-
II - the duty OF 81 he citizens living in those
several Divisions, 10 report 70 the Assistsnf Assas-
for the Bivis on in which they Ve ard the laE
requires thai the report ould Be- made promptly.
or the parties who neglect this mporautduly, sill
incur the penalt es prescribed BY the law.
JOHN MoCLtLLAED,
Assessor I'd ist. Of Tenn.
juiy2S1 pad chg Dnion
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Although you may be pronounced incurable. the
SsInerstsn's Root and Herb Juices viii remove eyerv
sesiee Of impurities from The SYSTEM as we'll a. al
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UNEED STATES INTERNAL RlvENUE.1
Collectors Office, I'd District Tennesse.
Nashville June q. 1855

NOTICE is hereby given chat the United States
IN Lac nse Tax IS now due and payable. All per
sons doing business are notified to lake out license
before n. 18th day OF July ue1t. or they may x.
pect 10 suisT the pera ties prescribed in the Tsdl
section OF the iaE, which reads in part as follows
II any person or persons shah exercis Sc OF carry
on airy trade, business, or profession, or do any
art hereinafter mentioned. for thu exercising ear
rying on, or doing nf which trade business or pro-
iession license is required by this sef without
taking out such license rs in thai behalf REQUIRED
he, she. or they shall Tor every such offence. be-
sides beibg liable 10 tlIa payment Of the Tax. be
subj ct 10 imprisonment for a term nni exceeding
two year, OF 3 fine not exceeding FIVE hundred
dollars, or b5ih."
Jses-ld lDl H. L. NORvELI, Collector.
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THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT

Is directly under the control Of the Proprie' OF,
who is well known in this ely for the last ten years.
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Notes of all the denominations named viii be
promptly iurnis he'd upon reseipE OF subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series is precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the seven-Thrties al
ready sold, except that the Government reserves
toiself the option OF paying interest in gold coin
at per cent, instead Of s-loths in currency.
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency up
to July 18th, al the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes OF this third series Of
the seven-thirt es will commence on the Ist OF June
and gill he made promptly and continuously saer
that date.
The sligl change made in the conditions OF this
THIRD SERIES affects only he matter of interest.
The payment in go {, if made, un be equivalent
to the currency interest OF the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in the event Of
which only viii the option TO psy interest in Gold
be availed Of would so reduce and equalize price
that purchases made with six per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
ihree-tenths per cent. in currency. This is the
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asIIriIle aaloa.

WI. oAkKROS . co.. Publishers.
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$40 Reward.

CTRkYEDcr stolen fro = the Market House, on
~ the morning of 1ulY 7th, one DARK BAY
HoRs g. teagy tisek msne and saa snail crap ca
left ear, black legs years q, and about Is hands
b al He'd on hog-skin ssddie snd light cOiored
birdie. Any person giving iniormefioE coaeerniug
iy7-H ADAM COX.
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Samaritan's wash

ls, n case o! SYPHILIS, used IN conjunction with
the Roet aud Herb Juices. Full direeiions
The efficacy o. these remedies IS al Ia aa,rnexl.
edged by physicians snd patients They are nsea
n the y 6. Hospitals, thus restoring 10 health
many Of our brave soldiers.
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DURYEA'S MAIZENA,
Was The only preparation for food from
Indian Corn

Tia received n medal and honorable mention from
the Royal Commissioned the competition uf al
prominent manufacturers al "fom siarch" and
LPrcpued Com tlour' q this and other countries
Notwithstanding.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
9OgHE
II Hi n ID
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, Tennsssee.
Nashville, Tennsssss.

TsE,sUaY BEPs RfMESr, l
Once Of the COmptnellea,of the Cure ncY.
Washington, June &c, 1855.
w HEREAs, By sa isfactorT eyidsnee presentet
w TO he undersigned, il has been made 10 sp
pear thst 1.-THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK Of
CASdVILLE," in toe city Of Nashville, in Il,
county Of BaVidson and Stale OF Tennessee, Ia.
been duly organ zed under and according to thu
requirements Of the Acs Of Congress, entitled oar
Act to provide a National Currency, secured by :
pledge Of United States bonds, and b provide -fol
the circulaton and redempt on thereof approved
June 81, 1854, and has complied with an the PROV.
SONS Of said set required to Be complied With be-
fore commencing the business Of Banking under
sad act
Nov, therefore. I, Frseman Clarke, ConpiruIlei
Of The Currency, do hereby certify that sThe Third
National Bank Of Nashville IN the city Of Nash.
vile, in the county Of Davidson, fnd State If Ten-
nessee, = authorized to commence the business Of
ng under ths set Aforesaid.
IN testimony where0, witness my
GEaT hand and seal q once, this sixteenth
/ 49, lday Of jane, 1865
NV FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency
So The above institution win be opened for 5uti-
ness in The coarse OF few days, OF which due no
EDGAR JoNEs, Cashier.
ie27-2m Ieisy Tapera eopy.l
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RErsRs By PERHIssIos TO
Hon. Richard Ogelsby, Governor State Of Illinois,.
Hon. naqid L. avis. Judge supreme Court U s.
Ho- Vim. G. Brownlow, Governor Of Tennessee.
Brig Gen. Jas. p. Brownlow. adj Gen. Stats Of Ten
nessee
Hon. n. N. Brien. Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nsthsniel Baxter. Nashviila.
bon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville
Hon. John Hugh Smith. Nashville
P. W. Marcy, Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris straaon. Nashville.
Msssrs. Evans a Co, Nashville.
Nimrod Por.er, Co;umba, Tenn.
JuneI6-im
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ELLIS 6 MOORE
Are in tie possession Of this Establishment, al
they embrace
Every Variety Of Machinery

In use in Tennessee for the last twenty years, and
parties having Machinery n anuiaetureJ by Ills a
MOORE will find it TO their iniere to have Their re-
pairs done At these works, IS one else has the
facilities we have for such work, and we are deter
mined 70 do all work entrusted 70 us PROMPTLY
AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PblCEs,
our obe"t being to make It the interest o. all par
ties 70 deal Nilh US. Every imp oVeEnsut in ria
chnery that has for its b ect she SAVING q labor,
fuel and unnecessary weight Of materials will be
adopted by Us. Parties contempla ing striking
Oh can be furnished with Tools and Machinery for
boring and pumping, as cheap as they can be fur
n'shed from Pittsburg. Parties wishing
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YERMs 0F sUReORIPTIaN.
RAfEs or ADVERTISING.
10 ADTKRTIsERs IN DETAIL,

Tzs RATES Wit BE As FcsuOws.
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Less than S2sO, 1000 Of the Loan authorized By
the last Congress sre now on the msrkst. thus
amount, q the rate at which it is being absorbed
viii be subscribed for within sixty days, when the
notes win undoubtedly command premium, 81
has uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Banks, state Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed 70 receive subscriptions at par Sub
scribers viii select their own agents. in whom they
nave confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
oYdors.
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Iron Fronts

put in their houses will find il to their interest to
call teiOre contracting elsewhere Particular at
teniion will be aid to the manufacture Of
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Tennessee and Alabama Rail-
Road Meellng.

rElHE next Annual Meeting q The gtccknolders OF
the T. 4 A. 4. X conpasy uiIl take place n
Franklin on Tuesday, the nj day OF August, 1888.
A full af;andenee Is desired, THIS 28fh June, las.
FRANK aARDkMAE. esc.y . Treas.
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Rebellion Ended /!
Riddleburger Still in the Field
5000 Reward.

ON the 2 Ii day Of June, q young man c,lling
" hmfelf ALLISON, sAyng be was a son Of
Mrs. Allison, ON summer street city OF Nashville
also represeBted that ha hRd been IN the re bel
N.Y. and bad iust got home, snd asked TO hire a
horse q hurgy 20 eight miles and retpra- He
be ne asked 70 reference, said Mrs. Allison, his
mother, and W. Matt Brown and feveral others,
woult ndoFse him. ] without applvi z to sal =
Psrties, let m have taT horse about ight years
old. " IN rght hini foot a little white. and ALEC
having teen cripp ed n ms loot; about Six cen
hsnds high; ner buggy Of the latest style OF maxi,
painted black Aith SIN u head strip. The man APP
pesrs Ga be- bout y or years old, about feet
pounds drs not black, lsr; FIR skin; black
eyes. fwil give ai09 reward for the horse and
tuggy, or 500 for Rll-ssy horse add buggy and
iyg div j.. D.. KFWMAS.
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LIOUORa.

5 Bbls Alcohol. ss per cent
3 rs per cent
Proof Spirits,
PITS Whisky, pure or Med. purposes.
Pure French Brandy.
Holland Sin,
Pure Port, Madeira and Sherry Vines
For ssls low, By EEfN 4 PENDLETON.
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4 TouNq LADY 4 ths Ho4ih would Ike q
"a teach a a family Ia, Or near fasnlile- hest
al rqse-enees given For further paTtleu arr ~
aress ssE q, Onisn ones, Nashville, Tsnh.i
iRasle sEe~-tuafsi
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STOVES AND HOLLOW-WABE.

Nashville; but determined TO furnish as good
q stove in design, finish, durability and cheapness
as can be made in the Omitted States.
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z-3O Loan

These notes are issued under date Of July Is
1855. and are payable three years from inst date in
currency. or sre convertible at the option Of the
holder into
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U. 8. $40 Six per cent.
COLLABORATING BONDS,

These bonds are nov worth a handsome pre-
MUM, and are exempt, as are al Government
Bonds. from STATE ebuniy. and SiuaieipaI taxation
wleh adds RON one "a t-ss PEI cent. per apB,a 70
tasr uae, according to The nate levied upon oterh
property The interest is payable semtannually
BY coupons attached to each note, which may be
cut OF and sold to sny hank or banker.
The Inseress at 100 per cent, amounts to
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.CATALoGuE

or RIcHAND yALVAHIE AKTTCLEs Ar OAR DOLLAR.
100 Fine Gold ChronOnleter Watches. cseh 500
loo Fine Gold English Lever Watches....... $50
zoo Ladies' Sold En2meled Blon Watches. $50
500 Solid silver Hunting Lev. NStches...s 80 to SO
500 Silver dinner 100 tol50
f5o Sytr Tea leo t0l50
5000 EngiIsh Silver Cruet siands........ 20 70 80
500 Silver Fruit UrnS.. Is TO 80
1850 Silver Butter Coolers-......-........ ~ q 80
COO silver Ice 80 70 Is
ESQ Silver Gohlets, Gold ined........ Is to 20
$4,000 Gold Pens. silver Pencil Cases.. 5 10 II
5000 Doz-n Silver ca rpoons.....-........ Is 10 20
$500 Dozen Silver Dessert spoons....... - to -
5000 Large izs Mage Sgr ne LocRets... 10 20 20
loo First Glass Sewing Machines. 40 to SO
an the above list OF goods VII be seld Tor one
dollar each. Certificates OF 81 the various articles
stating ekst each one can have, are FIRST put into
envelopes, sealed up, ard mixed and, when or
dered, are taken ont without regard 70 choice ana
sent by mai, thus giving All iair chance. On re-
cePt OF the Cssfcaie you VIII see what zee are 10
hsve, and then u Is your option 70 send enc dollar
and take the artic E or not.
Single Certificates, IS Cents Each.
One Certifirste may obtain you a Cod Hafea. Ser.
VICE or Silver Plate, or any oIher valuable srticle
FHERE VIII HE No EtAxks.
PACKAGES OF cERTIFIoATEs
VIII be sold 70 Cubs, Schools, Agents, 6c, al the
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PAINTS
vARNIsHEs.

5 Bbls. CopsE Yarnisn, Bbl Japan Fsrulah,
" Coach Flowing
One barrel Black Leather.
For sale low, bT EWIN 3 PENDL ETON.
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CAUTION.
SANDS chicago Alb!

" HEREAS, certain persons have Obtained bar
w rels feaTng the brand Of SANDS CHICAGO
ALE, and filed them with an inferior Ale selling
ne same e. ne genuine article, We deem Is proper
10 caution purchasers, and 70 notify call whon &c
may concern" that We are the ONLY AUTHORL.
I'D AGENTS IN Nashville for The sale OF The Gem
uine sandA' Pale Cream ane Etoek Ale, and
are prepared 70 MI Promptly az ord r. orthe same.
A. y. FLEMING co,
Sands Ale Agency, No. 81 Public Square,
junels-lm Nashville. Tenn.
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JAY COOKE,

SuRscRIPFioN AGENT,
No. I14soulh Third Street, Philadelphia
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE KEcErYKD by the
First National Bank OF Nashville.
Second National Bank OF Nashville
may26 TO aug ITth
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ID many affections with which numbers Of Fe-
mates suffer- the ROOT AND HERR JUICES Is
most happily adapied--in uleersied Uterus, in Leu
corTh0a, in bearing down, FALLING OF tie womb
Debility, and Tor ali complaints incident 10 fhe ser
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G ECRET DISEASES SECRET
II nTanaaEu
oOnOrrhoa, elect, Structures,
sAMARTTAN's GIFT.
sent By mail in plaza envelope.


BLOOD BLOOD. BLOOD
ScrofulA, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc
! SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERR .JuTcRs
Ie offered 10 the public as a positive cure
| SfPHllls OR NENERlAL DISEASES. the ga.
MAklfAN'S ROOT AND BERB JUICES IS the
most potent certain and effacfsal 49, -,
scnhed t reaches and eFadicates evary particie n
the venorea poison, 80 that the cure i thorourh
/ and permanent Take then Of this PIlsti,ine Rev.
cay sne oe nealedi and not transmit 10 your pos
DO NOT DESPAIRI
Although you may be pronounced incurable, the
yestee Of impurities from the SYSTEM as well "a ~;
1 the bad effects Of mercury.
FEMALESl FEMALEsu
IN many affections with which nurulers nj Ia
males suffer, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES il
most happily adap;ed-in liberated Uterus. in Len
eorrhsea, &c bearing down, Falling Of the womb
Debility, and Tor ali complaints incident to the sex
Samaritan's Wash
Is. in case Of syphilis. used in conjunction WITH
the Root snd hcrb Juices, Full directions
The effcacy al these romethos IS 4, Ia s,,,-neal
edged BY physicians snd patients They are nsed
n the Z. s. Hospitals, thus restoring to health
many q NAi NiAtN -tlucfas
Fuss a. Ralfissors son.
EBAT TIE SURGEONS SAY oF gHR SA.
hARizANaS RFaIEBTRS.
"Posr HOSPITAL, FonF mARsuAt1-
baiwors, Nd, Feb ~, 1854. /
II have great satisfaction IN stating thar ! have
used "Ihc Ssw0iiaa Reaasdlss'' for NenereSl D.s-
ease IN iss most customary form; that hsve usc5
them with Judgment, discretion, and properly. and
have found them 10 respond 90 my euticinston-
promptly and e.ectusly. Knowing their eon,Do
son, have the fullest confidence ia their efcss,v
snd a. iar ss my use Of them extends recommend
them strongly. ArFRrn q Psvgrps
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols
isel 4 oe understood that these remedies are q
sseeilenSeo, snd VIII positively cure the diseases
ior winch they are ofered
80, - ., msle faeEages, Ssmsrtsn's Gin $500;
50 cents. ~NS s-ee' "Ash 4
sold b WI. &C. ". SMITH n,-,.,,s,.
SoTnef Church and Vine sfr,eis j
NAsHyrLLE, Tenn.
hesmosd Co., PrOpretors, sl5 Race streets
lAnls-em.
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Advertisements IN the SPECIAL Column. frst time.
nom 70 lines, s. 00-esch additional line "a
centsi subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line r.
Local Column, hrsi time, from 10 lines 81 oo--
each additional line, 30 cents; subsequent inser
tons, IS cents per dne.
All Advertisements occupying special position.
eno AL double column advertisements will -
charged 81 per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL notice.
VII be charged ct the regular advertising rsiae.
ana must inFarsbly Be paid advance. or no in.
'''''- -'--'.
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'OrI1oEop CouNrY AuD1soR,
Sherburne Co, MINI.

OFPICIOP COUNTY AUDI1oRl
Sherburne Co, Mimi.
NOTICE is hereby
given that the whole
Of the several tracts,
or town lots contain
ed in the list above,
or~so much thereof
rs will be necessary
toapay the taxes, I'M
terssts y and ! costs |
sharged thereon, will
10 soldast fheTScho
House in School Dis
lriet 'Ne4 ofsaid
county ~ being the
sosl place OF hold
Fng court IN s3ld counI
= OF sheretSsne, by
inc county Ireesur-
er:. On Monday, june
9th 1885, 1t, and Of:
Ter the hour Of ten
o'clock in the fore
noon, unless such
taxes, interests and
s.s.i 6e paid before
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+ AND OFFICE, ST.. CLOUD, zH1INN.
D. u - - II. March 1akk 1895 \ J. q {.

|y0hn RdSSe7H1dn, Esq. 5F17." =. y 4
Frank Klosterman has this day made ap
|plication. to enter, Under the Homestead
|Act, the sw NV and v sw section 8,
|and SCI ne section 4, township No. 1913,
range 81, alleging an abandonment Of. laid
tract by you you having entered the'same
under the Homestead Act, On the 14th Of
February, 1863, IS per application No. 181,
You are therefore hereby notified Is appeai
at this Office on athe 29rH DAYaOF MAY,
1856, st 1870 clock \. II, With proof id sup.
|pert of your right.to said, trsct.; = y
&. - T. G; Noel URE, Register,
|mh2s-6w G. A..d1LMAN, Rscs.ger. :
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MON MEAT MARKET.
:, THOS. C. ALDEN.

Would respectfully inform the people Of s..
Cloud that he is prepared to furnish them
Nth I'll kinds Of the choicest fresh meat:
fresh beet, veal, pork, mutton, poultry and
game in its season, at prices as low as the
Lowest. . A share Of the public patronage is
solicited. Shop one door northof PewelPs,
Hardware Store .ss,s : 3.
..st. Cloud, May lsth, 1864. 5. q .s,en4s-tt.
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1894. s .o@.F AII.4 N1S1ERR. td1ss sk
MINNESOTA STAGE COMPLY

PASSENGER, IINE,92 - ]
kllHE roads are well stocked with nrstclaas Horss
and covered Coaches, with careful and experien1
ICED Slrivereo 7. az
Schedule 81 pfpaaa,;,t.,e. ". J,or = y. ao.d. t..
Tor st. papl On each side Of river daily, .. Is
md Saturdays, u 4 miss - 30 =
Richmond, Sank. Ceut4r, sAlsxandria, iPosnmes de
Terre and Fort Abercrombie. Taesdays and ;eatur.
days, at .. m. .S'sH' '.' - : go, - \, VI
Aspecial messenger on e.eiy route, and passen
mayrely every attention conducive to their oom6ft
~ For further particulars enquire a. their Once
ht the Central House, = = S . So. q ). " v6n7 .
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Live Stock.

Drovers and farmers will find this most alvania
eous route for live stock Capacious yards ell WI.
tered and supplied with every convenience have bc,,
opened on this line and its connections and every
tention ia puid their wants. From Harrisburg vii ,r
will be found every convenience for feeding al r. ST
ing choice IL offered Of the PHI ADELPHIA, N,
|Y0RK ;And BALTIMORE MARKETS., This will ais,
he found the shortest, quickest and most direct rent
I'fbx 5tocto New York; via Allentown] and with Nv
|er changes than any other.
AENOCH LKWIS, Cent Superintendent, Altoona r..
H. II. HOUSTON, CENT freight agent, Philadell hi,
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1865.
REhMSY VaKlA 3 CENTRAL R. R
eDOuBLE TRACK. ROUTE
FROM 28
PITTSBURG TO PHILADELPHIA
s7ai7aea4sss->.
~ |IlTEd {45Eaazzz!4z55SSzlzsAAl
$40 NM

IRON all portions Of the w est, i
Northwest and Southwest, this line aid its conf
aectons form either theshortcst or tho best route
philadelphia New York Boston, Baltimore aud Wash
knetOn. The traveller may with confidence rely upon
sure connections, high speed with perfect safety and
every appliance for comfort that can be procured
New and elegant messenger cars, for day and night
service, have recently been added to the equipMoh
Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad sst
At Pittsburgh, trains from tho West run direct I'd
the Union Depot, where passengers are transferred I'd
the Trains OF the PENNSYLVANIA Central RailwayI
which leave pittsbnrg and arrive at ulher points 81
follows:- EE5
FAST LAlL.-Leavcs Pittsburgh at 8 a NIL
stopping ut principal aud arrives at Atoona
s.45 p H., New York, via Allentown, at 1910 p m.l
Philadelphia at 545 p. m and Now York, via Phila
delphia, ut 1927 pm. &
HARR,sBURG~ ACCOMMODATION
Stopping at ali regular stations. Altoona at 1890
m., and arrives 1T Harrisburg ut $50 p. mt
PlTTsBURG AND ERIE EXPRESS
Leaves Pttsbure ut lao H.. stopping at nearly all
6.54 p. m, Lock Haven pm, Harrisburg ut HAS
b. m. Philadelphia at 4.S0 q. m. and Now York 1t
1045 u. III. q
PHiLADELPdIA EXPRESS-Leavos
~ It Irocs Sio my xtaS"" 80
b. m Harrisburg at 2.30 a. m, Baltimore ut Q. m
New York, via Allentown, at 1000 a: m. Philadel-
phia at 05 MT and New York, via Philadelphia, at
l20O mt Sleep ng Ours run through on this train
from Pittsburgh to Baltimore and Philadelphia and
TO New York via Allentown. s..
FAST LINE--Leayes Pittsburg At $40 p: m,
p s' at % al
at 1920 p. mt New York, via Allentown, at 2:45 p N
Philadelphia At 1850 p mt and New York, via Phil
PC elphia, at Gas p. IN. .,.,..,r Z
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Tickets for sale to Boston by Boat Or Rail
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