To WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

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EXPRESS AM PIONEER PACKET LINE,
From Philadelphia to Pittsburgh via the Pennsylv Rail
roads and tanalhrough in 3 days The shove line
a pleasant mode OF travelling to the west


The built in the most approved modern style the
boats hed up superior and effort made
by the poreors to conuce the comfort aud
OF Tho this unrvalled aud
great CHAM OF Pennsy internal improvements well
thy OF being seen.


BY this passengers avoid all iagues and dangers
tendan stage travelling and the time make
peditous trip.


The cars leave morning o'clock ad
vsed to their places Phladephia. Office in Phae
13 aud l5 south THIRD sts A. CUMMINGS, Agent.
Philadelphia, May n, 1919.


For information, ia the city of New York, apply to


o. t. kNISELL, Agent for


myl7 em+rre


PEOPLES LINZ OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY,
e0<.~t 80 DALY-Sundays Excepted-Through Di-
at O'Clock T. Nj, rsm the Pier between
CYansndt ,,, aud Liberty streets
Monday Wednesday and Friday Evenings at o'clock
Steamboat SOUTH AAf.KlCA captain W. II. Truesdell,
will leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons
A5oclock NJ landing intermediate places from the foo,
stsamtoai NEW JERSEY, Capt r. H. Furey, viii loave
Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Afternoons,
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA Cart W. Brainard. viii
leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings O'Clock.
ny in ample time for NE Morning Train for the east or
The are furnished with new and
speed accommodations
fvalled oD the Hudson.


Freight taken A. moderate rates


All persons forbid trusting any OF the Boats this Line
without written ord'r from the Captains or Agents ,
Fu passage freight board the boats or 10 T. u
n hcp On