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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.-

TENI RAJ RAILROAD oil NEW -JbhSEI.-
~ IRON foot Of Cou,t'anl,t-Cor ectiug st Hampton
junction with DeawAc, Lscs aud Western RAILROAD
AID EGs'on with Lehgh Valley ksToei and 10 connee.
ron. forming direct ue to Pittsburgh and the West WILTON.
SUMMIT ARRANGEMENT-Com Commencing May 5, 1862
- cave rew-ioiA a. 0ilows:
U,EKfsIrEG { 1PkE-s-At a III. fol Esston. Resdia 4
Po,vIll. HARRISBURG Meucn Chunk, WI iam por'. &c
MAI TRaIs--As a. fof Easton. " aier Gap Scra1.
ton, Great Bend. Plttsto3, NtlAesb.r-, &c . $50,
II n. THRotGH TRAI,-For Ea-,0a. hanch Chunk, WI.
liamspstt, Reading. PDttsvle H-rri-blrF, Sc.
r. ~ Way rAssRSogR TaAS-For Essson. Bethlehem
Alleutown. and Nsuch Chunk
1902 q WAY JRAis--For Sameryille.
8P. a WssrgRS ExPRKss-tOr Fastor. Allentown. Read
in. rari.bu Pittsburgh and the est Sleeping from
Jersey CITY through 90 'i1shu 20
ExFKsss TRAIN FoR HtggissrRG-The q IN. Expre
Il ain from Nsw.Yo arrives TT In.ourgsi Q. M Connect
ing Eat and 'ennsylvaraC euti Nifosi 40 them
Central R-i'road. North and South AID wi.h the Cauoe
land Valley Railroad =. - ,,, 49,,
New ork Il g N daily Sund,ys eIcri edl nsAips coee
~ nars5ur. with Penusy vanis TAI rosd-wih
no chsngs o. cars TO Pittsburgh ard but one to thcin
na aud Chicago -Four hours time is saved by taxing this
train. . - -. ~
fLirABRrHPoRr AND NEw.ioRs FvRRy-I.eaye New
York Pier No. Noth River a. ':@o aud IL ~ g. M
$40 4:1n and o. m. -, ,,-,
tIp = JOtN W. 'AAhs''' usc4D'N'iN'"~
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To CaiI nf Cane Race.

The steamship saxonia, which ailed from this
port on Saturday, will call at Cape Race probably
raising that point on "Wednesday afternoon. Any
dispatches left with Geo. Stokcr, esq, No. rs
Broadway, prior to Wednesday noon, will be
prolnptly forwarded.
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NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
Received direct from tho Manufacture" ana wes aud
tor ,s- quanr. TO aunt Ia pis shiPii9g order az we
very lowest market rates by sLIilEFffLiN bhOIhEho
A Co., Nos 40 and III WlUiains 81. Ncw'foh
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IN o. DALE Agent. No. IS Broadway. Ny.
NJ o. ROBERTS'S line STEAMSHIPS,
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA MIC
AhAG, 4.
Through In asg,nce " the mail
GREAT REDUC ION /. FARES THROUGH TO
4

NO DETENTION on riIs isrHMUS.
Tho and pspdd st~sm,hip AMERICA, 200 tuns
Jeff Many Comma der sal SATURDAY October
IS 81 O'Clock neon, peeey from Der Per 81 the foot OF
We're ls' North Rive 81 No,te, connecting
with the f,.t and wei kDo siDsh'p MOSES TAYLOR.
so uns e. HOwes, Comm des 10 ssi without delay for
Frlcco direct arrival f at >a1 Juan
De Sur
The speed and 6ccDmmo3siDD OF these steamers arc IN.
by any steamers either and It ip nded
land passengers 10y tns e Ia San francisco within ~
DAYS
The undersigned having been In the Csorni. tr-de from
the b. .iunng TO inom The pgnic that ts pems'
peu Line not put on ff the u po7 ~ O7as ooon OF
driven of The Gip- will positively Lave the day sdves.
ti.ed AID ia 81 month. other sLps VIII "
ready. that double service msy Dc relied upon.
For inorn alton OF passage, sppl g. ,,
M Wes,.s,. of " az North River.
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The Birs, Regiment South Carolina VOL

70 ne rGifor II The N. s. Tribune.
SIR: Tue following is u copy of an order lntely
,sled by the Colonel of the Fist Rcgme Mt oil South
C.rolina Nolnuteers:
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ERIE RAlLWAY.-Passenger trains leave al

ERTE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trains leave as
H follows. VIZ:
n Nail Tor Dmiirk This train remains over night o.
Fiui-, q Z rrnre-ds the mex, morning.
II, NJ. EIpr.ss for Bufslo.
ga m, Nix daily Tor Oti,yills
NI r.. Aecou "a odltion, daily fnr Port Jeryls.
IN H., WAY for Middotowo aud Newburyh-
80. an Nirh. Express daily. for DIukFt snd Bnfio
The Irn o. saturday runs III oush 10 ouno ous does not
run . Dnnki,k.
- 49, CHARL E5 MINOT. Ge1sri SGpt
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w sud Intermediate landns touching 1t 3o.hst-sts,n
sr Arm ENIA leaves ifotn the OF 81 hsirison-t ZION
DAY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY q a ~. The Dan
iEL DREW leve. the foot u Jay-,t TUt SDkf. THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY at a m. n B.--Hudson River
Ralrosd Tickets will be received on board
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NOR FISHKILL and POUGHKEEPSIE.--
a The stramboa, RIP VAN WlNKLE leaves every
TUESDAY, and FRIDAY. a, o'clock from the foot Of
N~rbur,h Low Point. M..bofnagh, end Mifon Return
inr esvs Ponghssepse the evening az O'clock land
iDg AZ Low Poi . and kishkuL tare 50 cents.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
Il PORT. by SHORE LiNE--Lesves 27th-st. 4h'sv., "a
W. arrive 10 Providence $40 il;5 a. arrive n re
arrive in ii os S% 40 and so. S AZ" ~
E'OR CATSKILL.--Th steamer THOMAS
a P0WELh ave. loot Of FransIin St. svery ~ EsDAf
d. for s'd a fffSy BnssY
Town MAIDEN y, AL cAIsKILL, ecoaecng esch TIP
with ssss' cat.t Mounsn House Through ciet. may
be procured Oh board
T,OR HARTFORD DIRECT--By steamers
J. CITY OF HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE. daily.
from Fcck.p al p M connecting az Hartford with steam.
boat to Springfield, and ali points North East and West
CTONiNGION LINE tor Boston, via GRO
- TON. NEW-LoNDoN; SIONiyGroS, PRoyl-
The splendid steamers COAMOSWkAhrH sud PIN
MOUTH ROCK Will sye Pier No 70 n r. foot Of Court
freL, taken as low as By any ether line Ohce Of Com
rapy No. lis we.''t. corner o. oc.rsnd',p .,
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- FOR BOTTOM,
WORCESTER PALMER ETGHBGRstad ,,, N,A SHY
LOWELL GoT IS3tR THI a{ r6 MDN1ASS
The and ;9ssfh scaae e ne e. SCTgee WI
leave NewYork daily Sunday. excepted at ocoek p M,
irom Pier No % North Rive 10, of yestry-si.
FOR NEW LOSDON
sboye points via Norwich Worc-s,er Boston Worcester
Worcester Naihra aud New London northern X. ifoads
Freight taken At the lowest For inorIpa'on inquire
Of p. > MARTIN, Agent, Oh tbs Pier
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, viaNEW.
a PORT snd FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
seamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown. hayes New'fork
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY. ~ ,
o'c5rk o m. and the EMPIRE STATE, Can't brsyton on
MONDAY wEDNEsDAi, aud FRIDAY, a. O'CLOCK p M
Here.f.r no room. will bs regarded securedto
Iloan; until the lai have beea paid for.
Freight 10 Boson forwarded through With great dispatch
by all Express Freight irain.
Wy BORDEN AGENT, Nos 10 and II Westst.
TOR HARTFORD MERIDEN, and SPRING
L FIELD STEAMBOAT and RAILROAD CoNNEC-
TON via NEW-HAVFN The CONTINENTAL Leaves
P.cksp Esst River daily Sundays eyceped e. 3;l5 M
Tue steamboat leaves the whIf at NENtAtEN on
the arrival Of boat all way stations. MONT LINZ
The IN AVFLE.R leaves for New. Haven It III O'clock
I ONG ISLAND RAiLROAD-CllANGE OF
II TERNISUS-Pa sengsr Depot Jamessiip and foot OF
34hs Rat for G;eeupoTt Sir tlsrbor, Orient,
IampoDs II and 4:3O p m for Syos,et, at J;y
n IN. Gres1pot p. m. for tarmiDydso Sundays
he rain az, unters pon, % st. Fsrryl q; 1890 NJ
4sditi~ s'ious at excursion rates.
returning leaves RiysrheaI at p
NETWORK, HARLEM, and Albany X. X.
~ For Alhsry, Troy, North aud Wes'.-SUMMER All
x lNGEblENr con lnenci1g rHURSD ~, May J, 100,
For ALBANY, 1880 Express Mail Train ifon! Zt'h''
Station.
For Local Trsips see Time Table.
JOHN BURCdILL, Assistant Superintendent
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Sales bp Aurtlcn.

ID A. NJ. MELVIN Auct,onsc.. =,
DY BANGS, MEkWIN Il Co.. Irving Dns s.
I'D ngs Nos 3s4 ard $40 Broadway -Saes OF Booxh -
touery, Petures, WoAs Of Art, Fancy Goods ~
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Dream Cleaners.

A arrangement commencing July l, 1861
"A FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
hrs..clss steamer will rsy- NewYotk the let. l1th
AID 2l Of each mouth except when these ds;ss fad
SUNDAY when the day Of departure will be the MONDAY
following
For eish. or pssssse apply at the only Office No. Bqvl
ingeresn. D. b. ALLEN, A-enI
TOR NEW-ORLEAN DIRECT.-The first
class steamship POTOMAi Cap: Geo G. Fletcher will
leave Pier No. y. r.. for N-wOlesbs on TB URSDAf,
Aug H. at IL o'clock N. nssssg- Only, apply TO
H. b. CROMWELL X Co.. No. 70 West-r.
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALRlNY X. X
i For Alhsuy, Troy, North aud West. -SUMMFR Az
* NC EAENT, con m-nci1g FHURoD Az May !, 100,
For ALBANT 0:30 m. Express Mail Train ifon. 2t.h-'.
Station.
For Local rrsiss see Time Table.
JOHN BURCdILL Assistant Superintendent.
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EOR HARTFORD DIRECTLY steamers
J. CITY OF HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE. daily,
from reck.ip al connecting az Hartford with
boat to SpIiDgaslo and all points North, East and West
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TOR HARTFORD MERIDEN, and SPRlNG-
L FIELD-,TEANROAT and RAILROAD CONNEC-
TON via NEW-HAVEN The CONTINENTAL lesyes
P.ckp Est River, daily Sundays eSceptedl st Jl5 M
The steamboat. ia leaves the whrf at NEW-HAtEN on
the arrival Of the boa all way sts'ipn NIGHT LINE
The Tn AVFLEl leaves for New. Haven It ii o'clock.
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE Of

TElMISUS-pa.s Depot James.sip and foot OF
34hst T. Rat for Geenpor, Sir tarbor, Orient
sn4 uampto.s II aud 4:)O p for Syos'et at J;y
n m Tor ire.rpot; az for tarlniuy dso Sundays
The train Hnnters poin, lth st. Fsrryl at 80
FOR Rvehead aud edie sss'ions excursion rates;
-eturufpc leavrs RivrrhelI at 3 o. N.
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protect tree speech. PTeslLent DAVIS, who was hd-
VERT, ed 10 ,peak 1T Raleigh on the Of the cleo
ton, which takes place the Hh INST, il apPars
vi / be unable to f1lfll the appointment, aud The
Rai-,gh J0urA0i thinks that this dlsgraceiul ~
fair has had something to DO III bringing about ths
de l-IOn.
The usually placid and evenly balanced ler1rera-
,r.ut with which Drs. 1oonb- aud WiSiall are
bleaed. lave 90 strange as j, may seem, been IN
aLle ~ MAINTAIN their equilibrium under tie many
insulting pr0vOcauOns 10 VI iCh they have hteu
funecied. Tresc gentlor en-, from all 'te, are
Htnoroughly Impressed with tie be"i tla' severe
measures will be necessary on The part OF Iesdsnt
Davis, before proper res ect for the Cont -defaie
Government can be secured from thtfe misguided
men"
his Democrutc supporters have been engaged ~ a
yery uudernanded and remarkably small business.
1 LITER Of instructions from the Chairman oi Tie
Dcnocroii, Committee has been found, which says:
.. q he sneakers who are - canvass the Mountain
and Viii, Ditrics wi be particular in imrrtssin-
upon tie minds al tie people ia ibcse icalle., ihe
lact thqt h.r. VIM. JOhuso the peoples c-it1ihhie,
i nm Old ~ lie Of very cnnservitlve prime pies, who
wac oprosed 70 The breaking up u tie old govern
mott there reurefenthtiohs VIII only be Necessary
in the ocsliu.s mentioned while IN the Democratic
count, The opposite Viii DO NUN aihcd. ihrbc
insrnciiDns were iOuUd on Tue peIs'ii o. Df. Jonn-
ION. who wa killed by the Unionis's IN the Dawson
coun not They have BEEN carried on. ~ P'if'
feared lint thousands Of votes have been cured Tor
the Secr.siou Candidate in tins manner
The Hon. n. b. Vance lex-Alember Of Congres"l
il the omnee # tie Opposition party, who itilr
q enjoy the confidence OF The fiie"da 81 TIC ton
frder,cy." Notwithstanding the fact that lie Is
Colonel of The 29ih North Carolina regiment,
which !. al for eject Gays The Rebels, " Ina
contemplate l1ucOll sheet, Tie Ha'ci(A Sf"naG'G,
piye. this Abolition candidate lie support, rays
Tle Ree,sfcr. Vance il called by the Secesh pt-
Ter. tue - Lin oln ca didMe,' "Fedefal caiui-
dsfe. " "Upiop candidate, while his supporter are
called "Aholiiion,sis,' 'Lncolite-,' Union
ists," sc. TIRE R,dugh Staada'd and The o'ner
Opposition pnpsfs rciort by ciliiog the Democrats
he " Pfeipi ators, SrcessIouids, " SCUM 1.r"-
lima admirers" Desiruciiyes,' I" fire-ea ers' ~
lac Rebel troops ~ aid on OF The STATE were az
lowed TO vote iaft Ihur-dsy III Their rtTi eo'INe
camps, On the 3lst Of last mouth. But lew re'ur"'
aro AZ yet received. The irut that came ~ ho"-
ever, are AID to be IN favor vi Vance DoGo'ie's
ii large majority If the troops VIII 80 Tor Jonhson
Still. is ihooph that the vote Of ibc ,oliiers may
he divided HE Rg1ste' says: Unfortunately
there appears 10 exist belief doubtless o6Lai"ed
from tie course Of the Standoroil among the Troop
that the election Of Vance will bring pea c, wNl.h
will give him vance, all The voter OF those wao
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15

Uniformity OF Priuos A New Feature N Business
Every one his own Salesman JONES K co Of the
.t'seht one rlce Clohhs store, No. 2O4 Market
above sixth, Phade phia
~ addition to having the largest, most varied and
lasWuuhbr STOCK Of 'l"lhug ~ Philadelphia made ex
pressy for retail sales have one bis
own salesman, by having marked in figures on each ar
uce At fhe very lowest price it be- sold for 90 they
cannot pos -iby vary all must buy alike
ihe goods arc well sponged aud prepared and great
pains taken With the making tha ali can buy with the
tul a. surancc of getting good article at the very low
est price AZ So large stock of piece goods Oh hand of
the Iatrat style aud best qualities, which will be made
10 order III tAe most fashionable and best manner %
per cent. below credit prices.
No. 20t. HOMES & 90
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
Court Proceedings.

Court met on Monday morning, February 4 1869 -
Honorable Aaron X Pvckham, President Judge and
the Honbis john McReynods and Stephen Badly, on
the Bench The first case tried was--
Commonwealth vs. Henry John ndictment Lar
eeny. Little, Writ Clark and Freeze for Comth Rsh.
el and Campbell for Defendant Aet testimony clos.
ed, Defendant plead guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Henry Johnson & David Facln 49,
Indictment, Malicious Mischief Little, Writ Clark
and Freeze for Comth Rishel and Campbell for Defdt
David Eagle pleads guilty" and Henry Johnson mot
guilty" Verdict, guilty"
Commonwealth vs Lafayette Irvine Indictment big
amy. Little, Rshel and Clark for Comh Freez, for
Defendant After close Of evidence, plea withdrawn,
ana pea ot guilty entered Sentence of the court is;
Thirteen months to the Eastern penitentiary
Commonwealth Va Nelson Grouse - ndi, tment Lar.
ceny and receiving stolen goods. Little Vrt, Clark
and Freeze for Comh. Hurley, Baldy, and Comfy for
Defdt Verdict, mot guilty" The other indictment,
deGinH Ciouse then abandoned
Commonwealth vs. Lloyd Fahringcr aud Amos Huphs
--indictment a~sant and battery Miss Mary Case.
Little aud Freeze for Comth. Clark and Hurley for
Dedts. Verdict Guilty" Sentence of the court is =
fine Of Ave dollars each; and costs, and to stand com
nitted till sentence complied with
Commonwealth W Ephraim Trow owbridge-Indctmcnt
assault with intent 10 Kill Little, Jackson aud Comfy
for Cohth Clark and Badly for defendant. Verdict OF
tbr Jury not guilty u assault with intent to kl-but
guty Of the assault and battery Sentence forty five
daya in county i,l 6t,. d,,,.,. A.. .-, -,, -
ecutIon
Samuel Whitaker 10 Nt.,,e,o, sn;,h ,,,o m .
contract for sale OF hogs Body for the Plaintiff Hur.
ley Clark for Defendant Nerdic-n cause of action.
Commonwealth 90 Morris Mn,b,, tr,f,,,rr,
gornica,ion and ba.tardv Tho b.1,p.,o,t ,on,r,,.i
he had hotter close nm th,. -.occ,d,,,c 81, . ,o.. .
aud ae, ordingly ESQ Chemsrrlin made bo n,r,i.s cn
ccrned, husband and wifi,
J,hn Il Merrill, 60 s.,,,e, w co.siao, ,,,..u -,
Of debt Freeze for pla,nuf. Cl,rk f,, n.G,nd,m,
Iutprnrut for Plaintiff
Townsend W Kahler, "a Daniel Ncyh,rd. Pnn,o,;n
CLARK for llaint,ff iiurlsy for u-t,,Iu,, v,,i, ~,
NE Plaintiff
.rederick Duiy =, iopcrl.irno,,s od,,,r - Ati,, ot
assumpsit, Hurley 10, pld Clark r,, Dcrtt ycrdi,,
for Plaintiff s3.53s
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15

MILITARY USlfoRMs.--There Is, perhaps, no drpart
nent Of military business IN which thce Ia; been "A
more marked Improvement than in the clothing of sol
diers Not many ycars since officers and prvates were
clad in garments which were almost skil.tiebt They
wore leather stocks which were worthy Of the name for
they Kept the wearcr in tribuation while their paddod
breasts and tight sleeves made voon matter of great
eibculy. During the present war such of our v9lnn
eeis as procure their uniforms the Brown stone
CLOTHING hal OF RocNhl Wilson, Nos. 6n3 and COS
Ch 'stnut street, above Sixth hiladelpha obtain cIo
thing that is perfectly easy, substantial and becoming
The firm tanned hay" gone largely into the business of
them to fill the largest order in the shortest possible
time
Sept. 81, 1861.
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TO CGNSUMPTIVE,s

THE Advertiser, having been restored 10 heathin
L few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having
sun red several years with lung affection, and
that dread disease Consumption j. anxious to make
known To his fellows lrrers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre-
scripton ueed free Of aTgc with the directions .Or
preparing and using the same, which tEey VIII find
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoScHITis, &c
The only object o the advertiser in sending m Pre-.
scriponis 60 benefit the afflicted aud spread inf1rma
ton which conc ives to b. invaluable and hn hopes
every sun rr viii try his remedy it will them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address.
Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wi liams Lutgh,
Kings County, New York
Nov ., lsGI.-3ms.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15

~ We publish this week,a speech by Mr.. Van Wyok
NJ. C. ofNew York, upon Frauds and prohgacy in ,he
Army and Navy Departments, to which we invite the
attention of our readers This Speech in connerton
with that of Mr. Dawes of Mass publsle by us last
week. Indicates the shameless aud wide spread rapacty
let loose by the war, and the nefcieney fnot sotae.
thing worsc) Of the Administration
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15

" THOMAS w MATTsON, Received the prizo
Medal at the Worlds Fair in London ISL for VRI' NKs
CARPET BAGS, Boots, shoes and Gums Great induce.
NESTS az" now offered to purchasers Of the above arti.
cles. This IL much the largest stock of trunks Carpet
bags Naces, &c, IN Philadelphia vcry cheap for ca s
NO iu9 Market street. one door above ith South sidc
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15

- We call attention TO the advertisement in anoth.
ef column of the next meeting of the Teachers asso
cation The immense advantages resulting toteachers
aud scholars from these institutes fproperly conduct
ed cannot be doubted.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
BLooMSBURG, PA.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Is 1862

" The speech of Mr. ian Wyck excludes our usual
'aHy but 1t r ofso much importance that we gladly
give it place.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

E'tate Of George p. MiNr, deceuScd.
n Office is hereby given that letters Of Adninisra-
" ton on ihs estate Of GCurge T. Miller late Of Cen.
Ne township Columbia county, deceased have been
granted by the Register u sdld county To John Wolf,
who resides IA Miiln tuwuSll q. Al PersoNs having
claims OF demands against the estate Of the dcCedent
are requested 10 present them for settlement, ami
those indebted 10 make payment without delay
JOHN WOLF,
Feb. I5 1862 -Gw aimr
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Pladeluhia 4 Reading Rail Road.

WINIER ARRANGEMENT
lSl ~ III OF rAsSaSGEE Nay5mSst ! 1soI, ThAINS
\fassing Reading
DowUgo PhiladcphIa, at 60 ana IL a NJ, - noon
and Z NJ,
Up, to Puttsyillc, At IO,5 A NJ and 5,43PM
WEST, TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG:
Western Express from New York, at l,O7 A NJ
Mal Trains, AZ 1913 \ NJ, and j,4J NJ.
.On sundays, the Down 4 Tram pas sing Readinr
al @ 30 VI, and Up Train, at j57 p Vi.
Both 1870 NJ and J,i3 NJ, up Trains connect at
Port linton for Iamaqua, Williamsport Eimra, Bun
Slo Niagara and Canada.
The 1870 VI, Train only connects at Port Clinton
Tor Nllk'SbaTt scranton aud Pittstun,
Thr Western Express Trains connect at Harrisburg
with Express Trains on the Pennsylvana Railroad for
Pttshurg, and all points West ana the Mail Trains
connect al Harrisburg for Lancaster, Chambers burg
3nnhlry, Williomsport Lock Haven, Enira and the
CauadHs,
Through FirstCass Coupon Tickets, and En.graat
Tickets at reduccd Fares to all the principal points in
.-he North and West and the Canadas,
COMMuTATlON TICKETS,
With % Coupons, % per cent discount, between any
points desired
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 2OOO miles between all points, at Si5--for
Families ana HpslncSs Firm Gud TickctS, good
Tor the holder only for three months in any Passenger
train 10 Philadelphia, a $40 each School Season Tick
cts unc.thlrd less.
- Passengers will take the Express Train West At
The uPpER bE!OT aud all other Trains, at the Low.
ER DEPOT
80 H.. of baggage allowoc each passenger
" Passengers are requested TO purchase their Tick.
cts before entering the cars higher Fares charged II
paid IN cars
Uptra.us lce"e Hhladelphia for Reading Harrisburg
aud PntsVIl He at A NJ 3,l5 W. and at 430 NJ, for
Reading only.
~ Excursion Tickets, good for one day, by SOC A,
NJ ACeommo4aton on Train to PMla eiPhla aud return
at 81 90 euch, &. a. NICOLLS,
GeRTa Superintendent.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
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