Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-05-09
PHILA. AND READING RAIL ROAD
Winter arrangements Jor Passenger Trans,
January Isl, 1857.

Winter Arrang emonts JoS Passenger Trans,
January Isl, 1857.
U1p Trains, going North, leave Phila del lpha' ut7t
VA. NJ ana 5lP. NJ.
Down Trains going south, leave Potsville at 7t A. NJ
Up,rSins Up pass Reading at 10 2s, "A. M.audeoepM.
down Trains - " 5i3, A. NJ, " 5,43P.M
The Express Train is discontinued until further
tice Close connections made by the 1929 A. NJ
ina Train from Port Clntonto Elmifa and all inteIme
Jine noints; and by the 90 P Up Train from Port
Clinton TO Emira, Canandaisua B1ia'o, Niagara, De-
Making This route theshortes and cheapest to the Lake
Eriees and Canada
onsundnys the Down A. NJ. Train from Pottsvile,
and UpP Nj. Train from Philadelphia only,run.
HARRISBURG CossrcroSs, by Dauphin Railroad tAu
A special Accommodation Passenger Train leaves
Re2ding daily, except sundays 4at7 A. NJ, returning
| from Auburn atdt +. NJ, on arrva! Of 3lo r. NJ
| Train from Harrisburg
WAY FARES-FRoM READING TO
Philadelphia 81 75and As; PottsvIe Slo5 Ind 0,s5
rnRoUGH FARES. to Harrisburg se55; Tumagua
! sI35; WiAiamsport sil0; Eimira s6,a5; Canandai
qua 81 Bufrib Niagra 10 90; Cieaveiand $40,
7O Toledo sli,75i Cincinnati $1,000 Chicago $1,000
ALL Passenger swiH procure tickets before
th 10 cents extrn on Fares paid in the car
Piylbs., of persenai Baggage allowed each Passen
- overt hat weight charged asEntra Bnggage'
G, A. NICOLLS,
nua4.% Sd, Is57-n GenHsupt
WEST BRANCH INSURANCE co.
or LOCK HAVEN, Pa.
1NSUREs Detached Buildings, Stores, Merehn ndze.
l Farm Property, and other Buildings ana their con-
tents at moderate rates.
Capital SO 900 900.
-DIRECroRs-
Hon John Pearce, Hon G. C. Harvey,
John y. Hall, 7. I. Abrams,
| Charles Mayer, d. jackson,
Peter Dickinson ,,a>, Thomas Kitchen,
HON. C. Z. HARVEY, President.
y. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
| THos KITCHEN, sec'y u G. uLaAS, Gen Ag;.
EXPERIENCES
samuel II Lloyd, Thos. Bowman ID. d.
a. a. WInegaFder' VIM. VANDERBILT,
L. a. Mackey, VIM. Fearon
a. White, DrsJ. $. Crawford,
James QuIggle. Upd"grafT
John W Maynard. James Amstrong,
Hon. SimOnCameron, Hon William Biglor.
W. WRIT, Agent,
June 81. 1856 Bioomsburg.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
HERRING FIREPRooF AFE-Anotherv Victory
MOUNT BRyD0Rs, July 4. 1858.
BsddOrn, ,Esq.. LOndOn,c C. W,.agsntJor Horr,ag
DEAR SIR am sorry TO inform you That my store
with the wholeofth contents, furniture, clothing
was destroyed by fire last night | saved nothing You
will remember bouhgt rIierrngs Safes from you
last March, and have much pleasure in informing you
AZ TODD the hre we'll wac perfectly red hot for sever
os hours The handles and brass plate both melted Off
IL after hauling il out of the bur ing embeIs had
alnpour water omit for neorly half hour before il
hnding my books mortgages, deeds, notes and cash
right had a large amount of valuable papers in it
which had lost would have completely ruined
You Will please send me another safe directly, and
viii send yon the old one that you may show it to all
who wish TO have perfectly fire proOisafe.
remain, dear ,yoursrGspcci fully,
j w EMERSON
NF The subscribe haveon handror sale one of tho
gest as6o rtmenl of Fine BURGLAR PRooF SAFEs
iword gnarranteedtobe equal 10 the above all u.
erio ito a nyotheT no Offe ed to the public
FARRELS & HERRING
~ walnut Street, Philade lph 10.
AugusuI 1855