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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
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&c X AT ERIUAN REM EDY."
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"G REAT NERIUAN REM EDY."
DE. Aarvcy'0
hrOao -T h e r IN r e m ale Pills.
"a HIGH HAVE NEVER Yrr FAILED
w whom the directions have been strictly
followed In removing difficulties arising from
INSTRUCTION UR oTvPrAGE UF NATURE.
o. ir restoring the 81 stem to perfect sth when
suffer nx from SPECIAL sfe.tivus, IvIxpsus Uteri
the " nltes, VI OF ur weakness Of the Uleiine Or
gsns. The fills are perfectly ha:m,ess On the
ouastitu,ivn, aud IL y o. takeu ~ tns ino.t del
icsse femsis without causing distress ; u, the
same time - ct lAAo - charm
by streng tnsslng, i1vigvra.lnx aha restosinx tho
. stem tu hesa.ny c.~0itivn, and BY brlnxluR IN
on the noAshiy psnod vi regularly, no
aYatter irUM wuSt o.vse the obsG.uc lvn may
~siss. Tue. shvu4u however MOI - tAxvn tas
fret three OF fVer mon ns " pfegnaoy, snoash
sHis ~ Any osass thus, ~ nisIasiago vsula 3.
the rseult. ksea oUx contsins ~ pms. Psics 81
Ds. Ia, csy's 1,ea,ses w dlsea.es Of Fsxsales.
+ Prsysamcy, Aiscarr.age, Basrcnnces, saey.li-
", Reproduction asd dtsss u Aatsre,
and empoasisaliy the LADI.s PA arr MEDICAL
ADvIsAk, . pa phieto, o. pager, sent Tree to nv
sdaress. olx Cents rcqulreu ~ pay postage.
The fills ard DUok ~ii ~ sent W mail.
densialy, when desired, securely sealed, Aad pre-
pad, IN receipt OF iponey BY
}. bhSAA, \; ~, Gessrai Agess:
.. 76.Cedat.strsst, New York.
Hold By all the princ,psl Druggists,
Smi n 3 Uwyer, " hoie-als agents, Chicago.
/. J.,W ki1Ln Agent Dsgvup.it
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
How to lnsafe Defeat.

? In the late disaster ut Olustee, F'ori-
da, whereby the Government lost bat
tile aud 1900 brave men were killed
and wounded, one regiment 1t least was
demoralized before the engagement BY
q piece Of folly on the part Of some off.
cers whore names are not given. Asse
lated by correspondent OF the Tribune,
the case was a. tollo~s: "The 7tb New
Hampshire had so deadly fire poured
Into them that they broke and fell back
10 confusion. Dissatisfaction had been
created among the men by deprivioe
them Of The Spencer rep. ating rifle, and
by issuing, il lieu Of this formidable
"espon, Springfield mu.kets IN . DAM
aged condition. Unable to protect
themselves with such gun., one wing Of
the regiment gave way and could not be
rallied, while the other "ing, which etill
.c'a'ned the repeating rifle, maintained
it's position until the ammunition vas
exhausted, when it too was obliged 10
fall hack"
Such record as this-if the above
account is t,ue---is disgracetul in the
extreme; when the Government goes to
the expense Of providing these W. apons
for the soldiers, what usiuess have dolls
in gold lace to deprive them # the
mesus Of seif- defense ?-Scieniifc 44m.r.
icsn.
Tue NswYork Common Councllmao
have agreat many pleasant habits one
Of which 10 annually voting themselye -
golden badges Of offics OF considerable
vel ut snd value. 10 this way the oil
stsgers, WAC get 10 elected every year,
get quite coll. ct'on Of pretty embiems.
The Mayor vetoed the preparation the
this year ms!e tor their badgss, on the
grousd thatit 10 both extrsvsgant and
illegal. .' h9a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
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Il the bsss ksoan remedy for sprsias aad Bruises.
Dr. Sw cots kalsIltble Lisloest
'0ivss inmedisse ssllsfso Piles, Asd ssldsn fsils
4nsaas ,1els qto ease. aasl n Il .aa-~s
u. OWoateo OefaaDlbl0 klnlns0t
Cares Hsadschs ihnedisssly and was asvss
20; 'sNo.l known ~ Sasis 80 |.~
pr. sws st's lsfall,brs llIiseat
4 aoYdS Inn ediats relief for Files and ss!de0
sslaT fails 20 esfe. - = az
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Cures ToothAchs 10 one minute.
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Cures Cats and Wounds Immediately ard leave
no scar
Dr.. SWret'S lafslilbio LinlmeRt
II thu bsat ,emedv fer Sores In the known world
~. Awoot's lhf allsbl LlnlmeDt
Has been used BY more than million people, and
-i al pyaiss H. /,
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h truly = .'isissl IN ussa," asd svssy fanil
ahsuA have list hsaA.
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RICHARDSON Eco.
- eols Proprietor, Norwich. c..
For sale by LORD SMITH, wholesale
drusgi.ts, 20 Lake street. Oh cage lis geoeral
Agsn6 tn the NortL vert Sgl1-d~l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
Ecoapny IL Wealth.

EcOoO0Y - Wealth.
There is uo'h'ng which z oes 80 fast
twar'h p'scng yspng, peepie beyoad The
reach ;oft oseity& proper sSouony n
the man .gemcnt of household sffairs.
1t matters not whether man furnished
little or much for his tsm:ly, if there is
. continued leakage inrg his kitchen or
psrlor; ieausss6sy, hs haews uosi how,
anc that demos Waste criss "More!'llke
the horselsorh's daua htss, until DO, that
provided bat bb m"rs TO give. It . tho
husbands duty t. ding inso the house;
and it 10 the duty Of the wife 10 see that
Fnoue goes wr0a9fully ont Of it. "A man
gsts wife t. Look after bis sffsifs, and
to asaist him IN biz Journey through LIE;
to eduosts md prepare their ehsldssn for
, p'oPsr station Ia lie, and not to dissi-
pate bis property. The hasbsop's inter
est shs uid Be the wifss care, snd her
grsatest ambition to carry her NO further
than lie welfare or happiness, together
whit hat Q, her children. The snould
be her sole aim. and the thsaser Of her
exoloits 10 the. bosom Of her family,
whore she may do a. much tward making
. fortune ~ he can in the counting room
or The work shop. II 10 not the money
isArDed that makes mao wealthy, it 10
what hs saves from bis earnings. Self
g'atifi, ation in dress, or indulgence in
appetite, or more company than bic purse
can we'll entertain, are equally pernicious.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
haAfPANEss or MlsEMY

THE PRJPRIEiUR5 Or ThE NV YORK
i MUskuA AND ANATOMY OF kRDICfHK have
determined, regardless Of expense, 70 issue fee
ltor the benefit Of suffering humanity 90 o.
their most inteieesing and inslrective Lectures
Oh Msrr4ge and lite 0isqusli 6es tons, Nervous De-
oility, remstu 1ecIsne VI manhood, lnoiY.s-
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Vital Power, tho Great Social Evil, AID those
ua,niies which result from youthful foilies, ex-
cssscs o. maturity. or ignorance Of Physiology
and Natures Law.
Theseinvslaable Lectures have been the means
Of emily hteniug and saving thousands, Aud VIII
no for asdea tree, on receipt Of four stamps, BY
addra sing aDcgBrAnY, New YORK N aeum VI
Anatomy and Medicine, 6l8 Broadway. New
lork. Sue3-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
Nv HENRY HAUPr.

msnds his convenie ntly arranged no.
Hsss tel, Known ~ the Misnssippi House,
l0s1S 70 I'll travellers, and also 70 city oar j.
Err, With the assurance u = notbiog
viii Do IS,t uudons By him IN prom ote tho vel
sss OF his guests AID make Their say In his
house one Of passsurs ard comfort.
Ne siso recon- ueDds bis vsll stocked Bar,
which is supplied with the best Liquors.
livery morning IT 10 ocloeks spen I'D Lunch
is serv.d mp. lioss-dIyl HENRY HAUfT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
MAN0lDOO.

A Nd TIE vlGO1 OF YOUTH RESTORED
"A in four weeks, by " III ~VRD'S ESSENCE
OF kIFG. Dr. hioord { of Parss, aft yesrs Of
essnest solicitation has as lepg sc,sded to the
urgent req isst ct the Amsrissa pabiis. and sp-
poi, ted Agent 10 New YORK, for the sale Of his
vslusA and highly peised Essencs o. Liis. This
= esds1sl aesus vsh rsssse n .nhood ~ The most
shattered constitutions, in fsus weeks, asd. IL
sSsa sssproias - UinasA Instructions, faiiufs u
lt1bseabass This lifsssseusing : nedy sAosld
ip9aanast. cuessss, 10 every sass y ssrssin.
q Df kieosus Essence OF Lite 10 ssld IN eases,
with iAM lnssenssoas tN use, q ., Or lees qaas-
ities II one for ~, sad wili - sent 70 aay part
o.&s ally packed, - soesaps q fsnitsaaee 70 his
accredited assas. Olse1laeseattfss - tscsips Of
i0Ae 0,Ampo. .sri 3s = 5e ag sHHJ tssr
PHli.lP ROLAND, Az Brosne street,
ashs-tA. idsse wsss 4 1rsAdsey. IT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
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A94Ae4DlsIe0iliaG oiAs
III bat tosch thy Silvs Cd hair,
s,1hyrAsssy Visa hseA spsd.
"DuE y lhsrs notSiag in thy tuck
To Did the fonA3y ssAy. Fsez
While Abe sRiss esasens hassy beck.
10 mad the wssAsA -fos day r
-Ah, tsuest soul Of womankind
Wi.hoss ltAss wsAs wsss iissf
Que blitsl ceunss leevt Se3ind
acknowledgements wife!
The angel took . sapphire pen,
.Apd wrote In fein bow dew,
'Yns man would be . boy again,
And b husband te0l
-."AAd ID there pethiuy left unsaid
lses0ss the ehsnge sppssss
Rsmsn ,cr, all thsir siits have fed
With those dissolvio8 yssss"
Why,yss for memory would recall
ny fsud p sssfnal jsys;
couli not bear u leave them all,
Piltake--my-gifl-s pd- boys!
The sailing angel d. ,ppsd its pen
"Why tAi6 wiil never do;
The man would 10 : bsv sgsir,
And be . father toe /"
Aad 20 isushed-my laughter woke
The hoaseAeld with iss neiss-
Ant Rspts nys dssasa. vhen morning broke
To please the gray haired boys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
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LINK : : AZ = .-sf - Is ~
.. D. tCt4AAA0eRAsAjM. 4ss-osi,
s,s.a AND r.tcus or Illlis's yiss.rrooF SAW.
oNEAT WESTERN BREWERY,

LII = e&s4 20
The Preprtcsors
VKTILL. DELIVER IN DAVENPORT OR
wv Assk I1land, their & .S3t~
Croan an kabsr Alss ind Isrtsr
II $40 s'1As sso 4isE-e Gss
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- Postee b. sAs ~, st j; halfbbl -. 8; quas-
~. g. Stock Ale and s'cs o. By the bhl., % {;
sSs.iS.aisfsSfssSE 90 ~ Ne1HaN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

Of DR.. CHssrxAN's Female Regulating Pills
will restore the natural monthly function to ANY
RknALB, NO NATTER WAT HER CoNDiTIoH OR HER
AGD.
Indeed, SO certain are these Pills, .hich have
beG popular and sure csrs tor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

NAV MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN PENN ANkNT CUBE or
uonosrhse, elect, Ufesnrsi Dlsehssxes, lmpo.
tence, seminal Weakness, n il hug km,asiOns,
lncontineace, 0sntital Debility ana lrei-
tasiliry, Ufsvef, otficsurs and snse-
tions Of the kidney 4 biadasf,
which hss. been used BY upwards Of
LOO Fhy0AOAAn0
in their private prsosics, with sasirs success, 81
Psrcsding Caoess UaPsalsA o. any other com-
pound hlshsfto known.
DEkIS SPEClFI( PILLS
sro speedy in action, often sdepting . aeure ia
few days, and when cure 10 effected it is per.
mansnt Iney are preparet irom vegetable or
tsaots hst ars harM sss % she system, ard never
nsuseate the stomach or uprrguste The breath !;
and being sugar costsd, VIA hauseous t.sie il
avoided No change u diet 10 Necessary whilst
using them, nvs does their action interfere With
business. kaoh Box contains six dosen Pills.
Price u. Sold By oil the principal Druggists.
In places whore no agent is advertised they will
be ssDt BY maui poss p.ia, ind coRlAsunahy Sc
cured from observation when desired, On receipt u
money, by J.bkiAN N. D., rs Cadss-st, n. Y.
Smith Dwyer " holssSle Agents, chicago.
III. We LIS, Agent, davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11

The winter wheat, says our Illinois
exchanges, Is in good condition. 10
Norherd Indiana Il has evidently sufs
fered isom the extreme cold and other
unfavorah!e weather. - E.a .ssatrf4Sf. q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
Third Edi.ion, 5Oth Thousand
11&Asi11EooD. G,s

66O @000
4 TREATISE On SkAiNAL WEARNE6A
II Involuntary kmisslonr, men,ai anu lhys,ea
lirapscity, Lose Vi iower, Premature Doo.y, In
pculments " Mafrlage. Nervous Debility, Sci.
Anuse, sexual diseases, d., &C.
ny nODf. h. BELL. II. ", Member Of the Royal
q, iege OF Surgeons, L.ndon. " pages. Price cts
inns book snVnid be rvaa by esory enc, ana
part .cuiariy BY thore arriving at manhood. 1t
contains inpor ant advice to a and tnc ulen.ns o,
cure 60 the afflicted is plainly So, forth I, nas
Sausd TgoassadsJ rom ~. u -.tsrs.
Sent andss 3 sesasu envelOFe, ty mali, N re-
eeipt Of the money VI postaxs etalups, ny
J. Uhl An Al. ". Vsuas-ct., .aew YORK ,
J. Willis, Aycut, davenport.
HrkV.tAwly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-11
MflllCAI..'r.

SoeUSey1E Or ne UsetDNs-s
Reed Il. following Lstssrs received frsa yssi
ET comfades . e1dorssmest OF the
WORLD ANOwN AND WORLD TINED
sEnsoIn I COWS -
pNoFEa Con tsoLLLWAYO .
PILLS And ONT NENT.
Yos viii ssrs I'd ussolisissA tsstinsaial1 -
csivsd from oil fsrts Of the county whsss osS
army 10 il iorcs.
sgE TO YOCR HEALTH
Al Of you have some one interested 10 ycsf vel
fare, thea do not delay.
YOUR Lice Is VALUABLE!
Not only 70 yourselves. but 70 your fathers and
mothers, sis.er-, wives, and brothers. Thso wniie
y.u may, purchase Jour health!
FUR 20 GENTS, 70 CENTS. Or ell0,
Will, VII expended 10 these medicines, bring
you down to the grsenest and riPsst ola ase.
The fol owing ere gsnai6slsst.rs on ne fsf m
speeyion ~ this otRcs
20 MatAea Lane, n. r.
Quartsfmastss's Dspestnent,
3ssa iiiiaois volustsees, =
Folly Island, .. G ,Novs~.Ssr 70, lssa
Prof Holloway, 20 Maiden Lans, 4. T.:
which send me one dolisr's worth each OF yeuf
celsbratei Pills and Uintment, ~ reiufa nsii.-
Pleas attend 70 this At ones, tor ~ much in
need Of the ahove remediss. Address,
Lieut.. A. W F.LL.ws. q. M
ssta Limos Vols.
Camp near Brandy Station, VAL
January Z. 1864
Prof. HoLLowAY-Desf. oH: ! have heard
great ceai OF tsk about your famous pills, and as
/ never was 10 the need Ut them ontii nov, want
10 ny then ~ disrrneA 10 very prevalent st the
present time, SEND me the WORTH Of the sn:!o cd.
Hours. 80, JUotPn N Ash,
Pulaski, tt M December %, 1853.
Pr +. HoLL.wAY DE SIR: P.sAss ma en-
closed one collar, ana sesd me the amount ~ your
famous pills, - an troubled with dsspsisia asd
Tsos = 1ussa,, g l. ID Iowa lafAa.y.
Morris Llan !, G, Jan II, 1ee4.
Prof H0lLosAY-D.ss s Z: Lssiosed yoa will
6nd 50 cents tor which wish Jon to send me
soue VI Jour W uAOie y las; sena them ~ mall.
l enoloss lVcsnts .or postage. Adaress,
iskABL !. HALL, Coz, 4tsN h,
afel fer' KsyAl, SC.
Camp OF 5th Excelsior Brigade,l
Jsuu.fy ~, ls54
Prof. HoLL0SAY-Sir: Please send me for toe
enclosed ocents the worth OF It in pills. "a lossd
naa ID c,nts to psy postage. and you wal 0biigc.
tyTT.s =. Ses9t = rovsss, 4
Mo ris leland, 3 q Jan q, 1854.
Praf. HoLtowAy- Please 6nl encO-sd the SUN
Of o.e dollar foI pills. ln.se d srrL0., and cant
get stopp d, ev 1 want to IT, yo4r Yiiis
Yours, &C, MILLIAA IHnlsfY,
Co y, lV4th Penn Vols.
----0 ~ 80 :. =.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24
TO STOP POTATOES RoTTING

An agricultural exchange says: An
experienced agriculturisht informs US that
about six years ago the applied lime to po.
tatoes thai were partly rotten, and that in
in mediately arrested decay. Potatoes
that were partly rotten when the lime was
applied, coDtinued to rot, and were lost
Since then he has made it common prac.
tice to apply slaked lime to his potatoes
as he takes them up He puts thin lay
er of lime upon tho floor where the pota-
toes are to be laid, and sprinkles some of
it over lbem about every ten inches,as they
arc put down. He considers this as per-
fectiy protecting them from rotting, as he
has never had rotten potato since he has
prsctised it. and he believes also that po-
iatoes thus used are rendered better by
the action of lime. We advise the farm
ers to try this plaD,aS it easily can be done
by them all. -
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24
!Fattening Swine.

Farmers begin to fatten swine too late.
Some do not commence till the first of au.
tumn, and Others even later. The cousc.
quence is the animal scarcely gets under
way when the times comes for slaughtering
him. Our best managers make it rule to
keep the animal growing without intermis.
sion from the first period of its existence
until ready for The pork.tub. II kept over
winter, they are fed and kept comfortable
throughout, and the regular fattoning pro-
cess is commenced early in the SPRING
A bushel Of corn given thus early in the
season to a vigorous growing animal is
worth much more than the same amount
fed in autumn, and far more than if fed in
cold whether or in winter. Ono reason
that some farmers find it Improbable to
fatten pork, is that a large part of the pro-
cess has TO DO performed when the wealth
er has become SO cold that much IF the
feed is required merely for sustaining ami.
NAL warmth.
The best pork raiser We know Of has 10
one instance growen pig eight months
old so as to weigh four hundred pounds F;
and in another, four hundred and fifty
pounds in ten months. He has the corn
ground to meal, and prepares it by pour
ing into covered tub four pailsfu ofb boil.
ing waler to each pail Of dry meal. After
standing a day or more it all becomes
nearly solid mass, and makes excellent
feed. The animals are kept perfectly
clean, dry, aud comfortable ,(not ia close
pen, but small yarG,) are fed with great
regularity, and never quite SO much as
they will eat, surfcit being carcf fully avoi-
ded. He finds that pork thus mauufactur-
ed costs him only five cent pound whe Il
corn is dollar bushel.
Farmers who have not begun to fatten
their swine regularly, as they should have
done months ago, should commence i'm
mediatey. By attending to the par ticu.
lars just mentioned they will find the buis.
ness far more profitable than the 100 fire.
quent practise OF feeding in he ear, giving
the Icod irrcguarly both as to time and
quantity, aud paying 20 attention to c'ean.
illness aud comfort. The skillful farmer
whose practice we have already described
finds that the mixture Of meal and hoi
water makes twice as much pork as corn
fed on the cob, according TO careful
weighing and measuring.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24

her and takes great pains visit ruy that she
hears has anything Ike her case, aud tries to get
them to come ana see me The next case is Miss SEQ.
he 3D. from Stamford, Conn Mrs Bartholomew got her
down TO me, aud she has been ever since at her
house. When she first came To my rooms she was
much maciated with distressing cough splitting large
quantities Of blood. ! examined her lungs with the
tesptometer and in all my practice never found
with lung far gone and the other lang sound
| could not give much encouragement | thought she
would die but to my the pnlmonic Syrup,
scaweed Tonic and Mandrake Fills all seemed 10 go
right to work, the lung Is all healed over, leaving
cavity 0s large az goose egg good appetite, fine
spirits and has gained some thrtyhvc pounds in
weight. She has some cough yet, which do no not
think will leave her before June I should think 1t
would be Of great interest TO some unprjudiced ply.
cican to visit these particularly Miss SrOhcld
or any Of them who have becu cured by medicines
I hey are numerous in New York but the above three
all differ from each other and Ifmy medicines are do
ing what represent they are, they should have tine
credn and the afflicted know where and how they may
be cured. J. II. SC1ENCk. ". u.
Ur H. schenck can hr found at hts principal office,
No. 80 North 9th street Philadelphia every saturday
from A. NJ. until =. NJ, to ave advice, FREQ Of
charge; hut for thorough examination he charges
three dollars Price or the Pulm0nic syrup and sea
weed Tome rnch dl2j per bottle 81 the half dozen
Mandrake Pills % cents per box and for safe by all
Druggists and Dealers,
June H. l-Gi-i y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24
1864. 1854.
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This great line traverses the Northern and North.
counties Of Pennsylvania TO the city Of Enc,
Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout It's entire length
II is nov IN for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg to Empurium, lG5 miles the East
ern Division and from sheffield to Erie 1c milc) the
Western Division,
TIME or PASSENGER TRAINS NORTHUMBERLAND.
Mail Train leaves, East ,! \. NJ.
Eypyess Train 10 s. 7. VI.
Mail " " West f. "
Expross u 4. Vi.
Cars run through CHANGE both ways III 50
trains between Philadelphia and Lock havon, ana
Baltimore aud Lock Haven. New aud elegant sleep
ing Cars accompanying the Express Train bo!h way
between Niiliamspnrt and Baltimore, and Williams
port and Philadelphia
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply at the :. L.. Cor. lth ana Market Sts
And for Freight business OF the Companys Agents
S. b. kingston, il, Cor 18Th and Market sts Phl'a
j. ". Reynolds, Erie.
IN. Drill, Agent n. Z. 4: r. Baltimore.
II. H. Houston, Gen'l. Freight Agt, Philadelphia,
Lewis IT, Houpt, Gen'l. Ticket Agt Philadelphia.
Joseph D. Potts, GGn.l Manager WillIamspOrt
May 1864.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-09-24
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