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FORKS HOTEL.

BLUUMbBUK9, UULUWBIA CU,,, PA.
ROBERT HAGENBUCH, Proprietor,
VNAKES pleasure 10 announcing 10 the pub.
= lie that he has rented and thoroughly
re6tled the Forks Hotel formerly occupied
by James Freeze, in Bloomsburg, and is
prepared TO accommodate travellers, leamsers,
drovers and boarders. His table will be sup.
Piled with The best products the markets af-
lord, and his Bar will be constantly furnish
ed with the choicest liquors. ,t.
Attentive ostlers will always be in at.
tendance, and he trusts his long experience
in catering 10 The wants of the public, and
his obliging attention 10 customers will se-
cure him liberal share of patronage.
Boomsburg, April 2l, 1888.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all legaees,
creditors and other persons interested 10
the. estates of the respective iecedents and
minors, that The following administration aud
guardian accounts have been filed in the
office of the Regislet of Columbia county,
and will be presented for confirmation and
allowance to The Orphans Conrl, TO be held
al Bloomseurg, in the county aforesaid on
"Wednesday The 5:h day Of May next, at 2
o'clock, p. VI.
i. The account of Thomas Knorr, Guar.
dian oi Phlneas knoH minor child Of VIM
knorr, late of Centre township, decd
2. The first and final account of Joseph
Mouser, executor OF Joseph Giger, late OF
Montour township, dec'd.
8. The account of VIM. Cole, executor of
Daniel Hartman, late of Benton township,
decd.
a. The account Of Samuel Mendenhall,
admir-. Of The estate of VIM. Brown, late OF
Scott township decd.
5. The account of VIM. j. keller, Admir-.
OF The estate of Elijah Albenson, late OF
Greenwood township, deed.
6. The account of Jacob Sheep and Dan.
lel Ernst, executors OF the estate of Mary P.
Mills, late OF Madison township, decd.
Z. The first and partial account of James
-. dHt JOlH JdCtSffty huTD E.,
ot the estate of Daniel Spo lenberg, late OF
Briarcreek township, decd. ~
8. The account of Alexander B. Stewart
executor of the estate of George Writ, late
Of Orange township decd. .H ty.
8. The ffst account of William Hess, ex.
eculor OF Conrad Hess, late of Sugarloaf f
township, decd. rr.
10. The first account OF Elias Bogari, Admir-
ol-Wm. WeTkheiser, late of Madison town
ship, decd. r..
II. The second account of Solomon Ney-
hard, executor of Joshua Webb, late of
Centre township, decd.
12. The account OF Joseph r. Robbins Adj
minsra,or OF Harmon M. Johnson, late of
Scott township, decd. (
l3. The account of Samuel Greasy, Adm r.
OF Jonathan Nungesser, late of Mlflin town
snip, decd. 49,, ........-....
ii. The account OF Conrad Bltenbender,
Guardian Of Mary Low late Mary Garrison,
one of the daughters of Jacob Carlson, late
of Bloom township, decd.
is. The accoun, OF Conrad Buenhender,
Guardian Of Martha Edgar late Martha Gar
rison, one OF The daughters of Jacob Garrison
late of Bloom township, dec',:.
Registers Office, ! DANIEL LEE,
Bloomsbury. April 7, 1858 Register.
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COMBINED
r EAPER AND MOWER.

Patented by J. H. Nanny, Sept. %, 1851,
April l2, 1852, June 81, 1883, March 80,
1854, Oct. is, lS54.-And by Waller A.
Wood, 9th day oil June and 1st day OF July
1886. The best Combined Machine ever
invented. | take great pleasure in offering
hy Machine to the Farmers for the next
Harvest, aud feel assured il will fully meet
their highest expectations. T. is easily matt
aged, cuts clean and easy, is of light draft,
| and readily changed from Reaper to
Mower, and vice versa, requiring not more
| Than minute 10 make the change. The
alterations that experience has induced me
| 10 make in the Machine for 1858 are as FOL.
| lows :-All the journals will be arden
ed, the shoes, guards and gearing will be
bull ofthe bes Salisbury iron, and wrought
iron substituted for casl in several places
The Machine is made TO NOW lodged clo-
yer without obstruction. by simply removing
-four bolts, and leaving off rarl of The
frame work. With these slferalions and i'm.
provements, the machine will be still strong.
er than heretofore, when it was the only re.
liable Combined Reaper and Mower made.
For luther particulars line Farmers are
respectfully invited 10 call upon the Agents,
who will furnish pamphlets containing cef-
tificales, &c. -..g -.., ...-..i-
The Machine is warranted capable Of cut.
thug lromten 10 fifteen Acres. ef Grass or
Grain per day, in workmanlike mnnner
H. X. Parson, Harrisburg, General Agent
for Eastern Pennsylvania. i-.I. =.
SYLVESTER PURSELL, is Agent for
Columbia county.
Waller A. Wood, Manufacturer and Pto-
prieor, Hoosi2k Falls, New York. l
~ Farmers are respectfully invited 10 call
at The residence of The Agent for Columbia
comfy, near Bloomsburg. and see specimens
of The Reaper aud Mower. They can like.
wise have The privilege of seeing them in
operation at any lime after grass cutting.
April 81, 1858. -I.r.... .-.....
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A GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTS.
Published this Day, FEB. 9th, 1858.
FIT. Years i'm Chains:

OR, The LIFE OF AN AMERICAN SLAVE.
J1sa WRITTEN BIZ HIMsELF.
43O Pages, Cloth, Gill Back. REies 81
This is the title of one of the most intense-
ly interesting biographies of The day. IL is
,ne plain history of an American slave in
the lar South, who after Two or three escapes
aud recaplures, finally, an old man, found
freedom and rect in one of the NorlhefH
States.
What The Press Say.
The story is told with simplicity, bu
with much power and 2aihos. Whoever
takes il will find il difficult 10 lay ii down
on,il it is finishe d.-Nationai Era, Washing
ton, D c.
A narrative Of real experiences like the
above, will have far more effect against sla-
very than the ineeniousy wrought novel,
however true to lie lis pictures may be -
Am. Baptist.
Here is a book of facts, stranger than fic-
ton, and a thousand fold more thrilling a
simple iale OF lifelong oppression, revealing
tnely the working of the s'peculiar inslitu-
ton" in our country. TIC the slory-loving
we would say, here is a story worth reading
-DiiSsi0H Record.
thorough Canvasser is wanted, in each
county IN the Tree States, 10 engage in the
sale OF The above work Immediately. Such
can easily clear from $50 to 800 per MONTH
The work is beautifully printed and bound
and is as large as The books that sell for
S1.25; but as we mean TO sell at least one
hundred thousand copies, through agents,
We have made the retail prize only 81.
sample copy OF The book will be sent by
mail, postage paid, on receipt Of the price,
and our private circular to Agents, with
terms, eic. Address
II. DAYTON, Publisher,
[no -3m. No. 80 Ann ST., New York
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THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
'IGHT STREET PA


raNHE undersigned, formerly Of New Berry,
Il Lycomps county, having taken The ele.
CANT new Blick Tavern 81 and, lately kept BY
Pelet Shug, in Light Street, Columbia coun-
", known as the FRANKLIN HOUSE, would
respectfully inform his friends and The pub
lie, that he is prepared 10 accommodate, in
exceer, order, all who may favor him with
their custom. The house is commodious.
located on Main Street, every part of il be
ing new and vesy comfortable, with spaeiou Us
s!abling, good ice House. and other convex.
iences, for the accommodation ol man and
beast d; at4ies.s =. ~. a j. ,.,..t
His Table and yiands will be kept IN The
best style, and; his Liquors of the choicesl
brands. 1t will be his. aim 10 cater to the
convenience Of the creature comfor's Of his
guests. ,- t'3@o7 ". HUDSON.
Light Street, April i4ih 1888, .'''sn74
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Treasurer's Sale of Real Estate,

AGKEEABLY to the PROVISIONS Of the act
OF Assembly, entitled an Act to reduce the
State debt, &c, passed the goth day of April,
1914, the Treasurer Of the County of Colum-
bia hereby gives notice to all persons con-
cerned therein, that unless the County,
Road, School, Poor and State Tax, &c, due
on the following Real Estate situate in the
county of Columbia are paid before the.day
of sale, the whole or such parts of each as
will pay the charges and costs chargeable
thereon, will be sold atsthe Court House, in
Bloomsbury, County of Columbia, on the
Second Monday in June next, 1888, and be
continued by adjournment, from day to day,
for arrearages OF taxes, due said county, and
the costs accrued on each respectively:
SEATED LAND.
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The Philadelphia Mail Train going South, con-
nects with the Mail Train at Rupert, going East al
10 p. m. for Cattawssa, Port Clinton Pottsville,
Reading &c, arriving at Philadelphia ut s. 20 p.
p m. for Danville, Milton, M6ncy, williamsport
and Elmira. GI .lt s.rl ~
Passengers by the o'clock p. m. Train going
South, can take the II o'clock p. Express train
and take the o'clock a. m. train going East arri-
wing at Philadelphia at IL noon.
NJ Passengers for Harrisburg, direct will take
the n. Y. Mail Train "a O'Clock p. my going South,
connecting at Fort Clinton with the Dauphn &
Susquehanna Railroad, arriving at Harrisburg at
IL o'clock noon, next day Il
81. ~. +. j. LEAVENW0RTH, Sap't.
Scranton, February 3D., 1858
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Adrninistrator's A Notice.

i ESTATE OF DANIEL HoUcK, decd. r.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons in
4 Ietested that letters of administration on
The estate of Daniel Houek, late Of Roaring.
creek township, Columbia county, deceased,
have been granted by the Register of wills
of SAID county, IL Reuben Fahringer, resid-
ing in The township Of Locust, Id whom all
accounts must be presented without delay
properly authenticated for settlement
: - l'S REUBEN FAHRINGER, Admr.
Locust, March II, 1858. !. !. ~ p
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.
N. 8. PIsENTIS.

Respectfully Res eel in- - forms his friends
hs hs' s' Se conIn in ssesT1 ;ss 1ERY R1'
BUSINESS, on Main. Street, East Blooms
burg, al hls NEW BRICK STABLE, where
he will always be pleased 10 furnish his Gus.
TONERS, and the community at large, with
HORSES and CARRIAGES by the hour, dsy
or week, a! reasonable rates. 80 "t
His stock is entirely new; and by keeping
good horses and carriages, and attentive dri-
ve:s, &c, he hopes TO receive good share
Of patronage. Having added 10 his extensive
stock some of the most comfortable two-
horse vehicles, parties will find il to their ad-
vantage TO cal! on him. ID.
He also has 10 connection with the livery
business, an excellent .. l.sarasl'
0C0m1bWS GaAmos
running regularly several times per day, 10
and from The several Depots, on the arrival
and departure OF The Cars, BY which passen.
gers will be pleasantly conveyed 10 or from,
If desired. ,,frr. .
He tenders thanks for patronage heretofore
bestowed, and respectfully solicils a conlinu-
ance OF lhe same. s. PRENTIS.
Bloomsbutg, March 10, 1858. .--
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

TNHE subscriber has laken this method, of
u informing his friends, and the public in
general, that he bas opened new BOOT
and SHOE establishment, in the stand lately
occupied as Barber Shop, in the Exchange
Block, Bloomsburg, where he Is prepared
10 execute, all orders in his line in style
unsurpassed by any establishment in this
section of The country.
His long experience in the business, and
general knowledge of the people of Columbia
county, superadded 10 fixed deiermin alton
10 render satisfaction to which he hopes 10
merit.
JOHN NEYHARD.
Bloom shuro 4 nriI 7th 1883
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List of Causes for TrIal at May Term
tF - ,5y ~IR52. ~ 'H- Hr-t >a.tTr

I. Jacob Schuyler vs.. Wilson Ager
2. Christian Heist vs. Daniel Gigger hi'r'1
o. g.. Martin Mowry vs.. Thomas Staokhouse ct al
4. Daniel Wintersteen ct al. vs. Christian Shu
man, -.-- , y r E
s. James Rittenhouse ct al VS. Barney Hole q
Q. Cornelius McErronvs Henry j. Yaple =
T.i Clemuel q. Ricketts, VS.. John Covenhoven. y
8. Samuel Seybert VS. Wallace Seybert. Ir q
9. Peter Lopgenberger VS.. Wm. Longenberger. -
10. John g: Jacoby vs. John p. Greasy. - . ID.
ii. Mordecai M. Cooper vs.. Lackawana 4 Blooms
burg r, r. Co. .f9sg E. '-F '0'5
u. Leonard B. Rupert ct al vs. Laekawana and
Bloomsbury X. X. Co. =
13. Jacob Shipman VS.. James W. Shipman ct el.
IA. Henry Drumbach vs. Ephraim Steiner.
ID. Jacob Hill VS.. Lack. & Bloomsbury r. r. Co.
l6. VIM. III. Woodin ct al. VS.. Fred. Nicely ct al
IL. Samuel Boone vs.. Lack. q Bloomsbury r. r. Co.
Is. Peter 0liphent ct al. vs. Christian Shuman
10 Peter oliphent VS.. Christian Shuman. %
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G. w. hKELvY. Us. M'NIscH.
c. w. M'KELvY, g. co,
PER MANUFAC URERS

A ND Dealers in Rags, Catlawissa Mills,
"A keep constantly on hand paper of ali
kinds, snGh as Printing, Book, Cap, Letter
and Wrapping, al the lowest pric Tor cash
or in exchange for rags.
Having Increased facilities for manu- faclur-
ing. would call the attention of merchants
and dealers, 10 their stock of paper, which is
offered at extremely low prices. ..
Orders by mail promptly attended 10, and
rags purchased at market value, N small or
large quantities.
Cailawissa, April 81, 1858.
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Cattawissa WiIIiamsport e. Erie r. r..

& THE different Trains OH this Road pass Rupert
as follows
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Express Freight IL. m. Way Freight, A. 35 D. m.
Elmira Mail, % p. m Niagara Exp. IL 1,OT p IN
r, .'. TRAINS MOVING SOUTH. .
Philad. Exp. 405 a. m. Way Freight, 10. 30 m
Express Freight 10 a. m. Phila'd Mail, l. 10 p m
FARES BETWEEN RUPERT AND PHILA'D.
Rupert to Phila'd; 81 a. Rupert to Milton. s. 7o
< P.clinton2 05 " Elmira, e5
All passengers are requested to procure Tickets
before entering the Cars. Baggage checked
through to Philadelphia and Elmra. Tap.2S '5s.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dyc.

WITHIN nutshell all The merits lie,
" y Of Crisladoro's never equaled Dye;
Red it makes black, 10 brown transforms
.... grey,
Ynd keeps the fibres always from decay.
:. This malchless revitalizing Hair Dye still
holds its position as the most harmless and
ptcaoious Hair Dye in the World. Prepared
and sold, wholesale aud retail, and applied
In ten private rooms, al Crisladoro's No.
Asler House, Broadway, and by all Drug
giss and Perfumers in the United States.
Agents.. w. Dyolt g. Sons, Philade-
phia, Pa. .+H.. [no. s-3m.
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CHARLES STAHL,

R0OK BINDER, has located in Blooms
- burg, where he will bind books, period
caIs and pamphlets in any desirable style
and manner; and al reasonable prices. He
will bind newspapers and magazines, plain,
in library style or 10 morocco ornamented,
He has his place Of business in Hopkins
vile with Mr.. +. Isler. rr.t ....
Bloomsburs, July 10, 1857. s. $50.
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SPLENDIH GIETS.

AT 43S CHEsTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
The Original Gift Book Store.
q e. EVANS would inform his friends and
~ the public, thai he has removed hrs Star
G'l Book Store and Publishing House, TO The
splendid Store in Browns Iron Building, 439
Chestnut street, two doors below Filth,
where the purchaser of each book will re-.
celve one OF The following gifts, valued at
from 20 cents 10 500, consisting of Gold
Watches, Jewelry, &c.
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Public Notice for Licenses.

NOTICE is hereby given that,h fol lowing
. persons in Columbia county, have filed
their several petitions in The Court of Quarter
Sessions OF the said county, Tor Tavern and
Eating House license in their respective
townships, which said petitions will be pre-.
senled 10 the said Cuurl, on Monday The Sd
day OF May next, Of which all persons in
leresled wall beteby take notice, and the
licenses for the County of Columbia, will be
granted on "Wednesday, the 9th day of May
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FISH! EISH!!

Tho subscriber is daily in receipt of fresh fish,
for sale cheap at his stand by the American
House. Hc has various kinds of fish such as Shad.
Pike, Salmon, Halibut, DC. He also has on;hand
and for sale, Vegetables, such as the season af-
fords. He has made. arrangements with dealers
below, in the article to supply him, so asto be en-
with their patronage = BALTzER LEACOCK
Bloomsburg, April 28, 1858. : E3 .I-t
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Tho New York Mail train connects with the Ex-
press going East, ON ID. l.. & W. Railroad,
Arrive in New York, 10 p. m. a..f
" Philadelphia, by Camden Amboy
Railroad, 8 20 p. m
Fare from RUPERT to NEW YORK, $500.
The Accommodation Train North, connects at
Scranton with the Express Train West on the D.
L. & W. Railroad. .s.s.. b, ,.. .
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Horfh each

Evans new Catalogue contains all the
mos, popular books of the day, and the
newest publications, all of which will be
sold as low as can be obtained at othe stores.
complnte catalogue of books sent Tree, b,
application through the mail, by addressing
G. e. Evans, 439 Chestnut street, Philadel.
phia.
Agents wanted in every town in the Uni
States. Those desiring so 10 act can obtain
particulars By addressing as above.
N. Blu consequence of the mony crisis
and numerous failures the subscriber has
been enabled 10 purchase from assignees an
immense stock of books embracing every
department. of literature, at prices which will
enabls him to give $500 worth OF the above
gifts on every $1,000 worth of books sold.
An extra book, gilh gift, will be sert 10
each person ordering Ten books 10 be sent
10 one address, by Express. ....
Send for q Catalogue. Tapr % '5S.
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Bloomsbnrg, April 7lh 1893.
E&bss SALE

'H'HE Law Library, OF the late r. w. Wea-
yer, ESQ, will be sold by the undersign.
ed, Administrator of the decedent, at private
sale, any person dssirous of obtaining good
LAW LIBRARY, will do we'll 10 call and
examine The books.
They will be sold to snit The purchasers.
GEORGE WEAVER.
Bloomsbury, Mar. 81, 1858. Adm'r.
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&CROFULA, Coughs, Chronic Rheuma-
~ tism, Debility, and all Diseases arising
from Scrofulous or Impoverished state OF
the Blood.
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S
GEN UINE OLIVER OIL,
Has STOOD The test Of over ten years expert
enre, and is recommended by all the most
eminent physicians as the most valuable
remedy ir use. Dr. Williams, The celebrated
PLY sician of the london Consumption Hos
piial, took notes OF lis effects in about 500
cases, and found more efficacous than all
remedies ye, discovered. This remedy, so
valuable when pure,' becomes worthless or
injurious when adullerated. See that the Ia
bel has the eagle and marlar, aud the sigma
ture over the cork Of each bottle, as lhoI-
sands have been cured by The use of the
genuine article who had used Others without
success. Sold BY all Druggists.
mo. S-3m. HEGEMAN s. co.
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IT IS NcT A DYE.

We subjoin few names of those who rec.
ommend Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Restorer and Zylobalsumum. PIesi Eaton, OF
Union University; ''The falling of hair ceas.
ed, and my grey locks changed 10 original
color" Rev. c, A. Bnckbee, Treas. Am.
Bible Union, N. Y; al cheerluly add my
testimony" Rev. II Y. Desen, Ed. "Guide
to Holiness" Boston: "We can testify 10 its
effects" Rev. Z. R. Fairchild, Cor. Sec.
Chm Union, ~ T.: sIlsed in my family
with beneficial effects" Rev. A. Webster,
"Ch'n Era" Boston: "Since using your
preparations, ! am neither bald or grey as
here,ofore." Rev. Jas. H. Cornell, Cor. Sec.
N. Y. "lt has restored the hair OF one OF
my family TO its original color, and stopped
its falling OUT" etc, etc. We can quote
from numerous others OF like standing 10
Europe and America, but for further infor.
nation, send for circular 10
MRS. s A. ALIENS
Worlds Hair Restorer Depot,
No. 355 8roome ST., N. Y
no. S.3m DTsoLD EVERYWHERE.
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ENW ARRIVAL OE =.
FALL u WINTER GOODS,
DAVID rcWUNBERG,

% ~ II v IAI AaS w 9IS 5GHG
INVITES attention to his stock of cheap
l. and Fashionable clothing al his store on
Market street, two doors abovethe Amer
lean House, where he has 'afull assorl-
ment Of men aud boys wearing apparel,
including .he most fashionable
u LDuao @9 @@eG9s0
Box. sack, frock, gum and oil cloth coats
of all sorts and sizes, pants OF all colors.
shawls, stripes and figure, vests, shirts, era
yais, stocks, collars, handkerchiefs, gloves,
suspendsrs and fancy articles.
N. B. He will also make 10 order auy
article of clothing al very shortnotice and
in the best manner. All his clothing is
made to soear, and most of it is of home
manufacture. .s ge' 1..t an
s s,... DAVID LoWENBERG.
Bloomsbury, April /, 1851. as sal
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CAFTAWISsA, WILLIAMSPORT AND
ERIE RAIL ROAD.

Direct Railroad connection beiween Niagara
Falls and Philadelphia. Shortest, Quickest
aud Cheapest Route from Western New
York 10 Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Phsburg,
Baltimore, Washington city, and tie South.
PASSENG Err TRAINS leave Elmira daily
(excepl Sunday,) att A. nj. passing, William.
sport a. 10 Is A. NJ, connecting with Read
ing Rail Road ., Port Clinton, and reaching
Philadelphia al 7 80 P. NJ.
Returning, leave Philadelphia from corner
Of Broadway and Vine streets, at So, A. M.
reaching Willamspor, a, is, P. NJ, and
arriving al Elmira al 9, P. nj.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL LEAVE
PORT CLINTON FOR HARRISBURG
. Direct, via Dauphin and Susqnehanna Rail
+, Road, on the arrival Of The Caltawissa Tain,
" al A 45 P. M. reaching Harrisburg al P. M.
Returning leave Harrisburg al Z Is A. NJ,
connecting at Port Clinton with Caltawlssa
train bound west forming the most drec,
- route TO Harrisburg, Pit,sburg, Baltimore and
the South, connecting these points with all
Northwestern Pennsylvania and western N.
York. -. ... ....
~ Commencing at Emira with trains on New
r York aud Erie Rail Road; also, with the
Elmira, Cauandagua Rochester, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Conectipg directly with the Great Weslern
Railroad nj Suspension bridge for Detroit,
Chicago, ST. Louis, &C., thus making The
shortest, and the cheapest roul from Phlaisl.
pbia 10 those points.
y'- A FREIGHT TRAIN
Willl leave Willlamspou daily, at 80 A. NJ.
for Philadelphia.
b Freight train TO and from Philadeldhia
without iranshiplnent, from Reading Rail
Road Freight Depot, corner of Board and
Cherry streets
TRAINS PASS DANViLLE AS FOLLOWS
GOING EAST.
. Passenger Train ~ m.
Freight Train 9 2I a. m.
GOING WEST,
Passenger Train 325p. M.
Freight Train 422 p. m.
-FAREs-
Between Philadelphia s. Rupert, 81 40
Danville, A 90
" Catawissa, 4 80
" ' Tamaqua, 2 90
Milton, 5 10
Willamsporl. 5 80
Fifty ponds Of personal baggage allowed
TO each passenger-excess charged at doub-
10 first class freight rates.
II. A. FONDA, Superintendent
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-05-05
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS. f7

Paint, Varnish and Tooth Brushes; also sgeni
Tor most of the popular fateni Medcihesaof
the day. Toys. and al endless variety of
usefu aad fancy notions not here enumer-
ated. Physician's Prescriptions aud Family
Medicines puiup carefully and al short no,
tice. Glass Cuaing done 10 order at the old
stand. = E. P. LUTz,
Bloomsburg, Jan. 10, 1858. wv
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-05-05

Fifty ponds Of personal baggage allowed
to each passenger-excess charged at doub-
le first class freight rates.
II. A. FONDA, Superintendent
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-05-05
LaCkaWanna e. Bloomsbury
lA - 10 S CD - I'D
GOING NORTH.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.