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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-10-19
[FoR THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN. I
Ladies' Association.

The ladies of the four Presbyterian churches
in Richmond, held meeting in DIR. Moore 5
church, on Friday, October Eth, for the pur-
pose of forming Central Society to aid theO-
logical Students and Domestic Missionaries in
our own State
Drs. Hoge and Moore met with the ladies.
and made appropriate addresses, explaining
the objects for which such society was needed
and showing the encouragements to proceed in
the work
Mrs. c. f. Mayo was chosen the President
of the Association; Mrs. DIR. Moore, Vice
President Mrs. DR.. Hoge Treasurer, and
Mrs. William Brown, Secretary.
Two ladies in each church were appointed
Assistant Secretaries, viz: lst church, Mrs
Alfred Harris and Mrs. Robert Baird. 2nd
church, Miss Sally Richardson and Mrs. Rob t
Howison. United Presbyterian church, Mrs.
DR. Read and Miss Lizzie Grattan. 3rd
church, Mrs Samuel NJ Price and Mrs Mary
Smith.
A depot for supplies will be established at
the store of Roger Martin d Co., and the
ladies in the Presbyterian churches throughout
the State are invited to cooperate
E. II. Brown, Secretdyy
The Synod of Virginia appointed Rev. DR..
Moore, Rev. DR.. Hoge, Rev p b. Price with
Messrs Samson, Miller and Blair, central
committee, with whom the ladies will act in
carrying on the work.
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Delegates to the General Assembly.

East Hanorer P,esJytay. Rev. Charles H.
Read D. D., Rev. John Miller with ruling
elders r. +. Lester and James Miller.
Winchester PreSJyte,y r. E. Berry,
Rev. w. II. Foote, D. d., with ruling elders
j. G. Baker and r. NJ Campbell.
Roanoke PresJytey-R II. C. Alexander,
with ruling elder D. F. johnson. Alternates:
Rev. J. j. Mitchell, ID. D., with ruling elder
w. w. Henry
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PR E S B Y L E r [ A y

opened unto you" 1t is the Holy Spirit that
is promised; the Spirit who Quickens the
saint, converts the sinner, and extends the
Kingdom Whatever may be denied, the Spirit
will be given to those who seek Him with all
their hearts 1.-The Lord hear thee in the day
of trouble, the name of the God of Jacob de-
fend thee send thee help from the sanctuary
and strengthen thee out of Zion"
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Meeting of our General Assembly

meeting OF our General Assembly.-Let-
tiers received from a few highly esteemed
brethren intimate an opinion adverse to the ex-
pediency of converting the Assembly before
next spring. But surely whatever views may
be entertained ON that point, the question is of
no practical utility >oSi.. The meeting has been
called by the regular officers of the body; and
as one will no doubt be held, our plain duty is
to give it the utmost efficiency possible. To
this end we do earnestly insist that every Pres
bytery should take prompt measures to appoint
delegates, where this has not been done; and
in all cases provide the means for their ex-
penses Without this anything like full at
tendance cannot be looked for. And yet this
is exceedingly Desirable for certainly the
meeting will have before it matters of the
greatest importance, and the voice of the whole
church. instead Of fractions, should be heard
there through its representatives.
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Improvements-The additional snoce

ImproVementS,-The additional space Sc
cured by the enlargement of our sheet is fully
equal TO seven columns or one-fourth of the
whole. This will enable us to introduce from
time to time various improvements adding in
terest and value to the paper
We begin with this week Price Current.
which will be prepared expressly for this paper
by one of the most competent and deserving
houses in the city, Messrs. Spencer, Daniel
e %
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Next Issue.-Four numbers have been pub
lished in weekly succession The next will not
be issued till two weeks from this date After
that time it is our expectation to publish a pa
per regularly every week. We hope the post
Offices in Virginia at least, will be generally
opened in short time The best in our power
is done to cause the Central Presbyterian to
reach all its subscribers; if failure occurs, it is
beyond our remedy.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-10-19

Support of Pastors.-Having given so large
a space this week to matters pertaining to the
Synod, we are obliged to defer report Of re-
marks offered by brethren of the Edership, on
the subject of Ministerial Support
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wonders at the weakness of their memories,
and wishes he might impart to them some Of
the lively impressions of his own
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-10-19

Advertisements.--The Central PresJytefan
has large circulation especially in Virginia,
and therefore presents great advantages for adj
vertisements. Those not inconsistent with the
paper are solicited.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-18

sT- The Ice Freshet, this sfring, has
been ono of more than ordinary magni-
tude. At Columbia and Marietta, the
water was higher than it had been for The
last twenty years, aud destroyed a large
quantity Of Lumber. The North Branch
River is now very gb, and we learn that
the Kingston Flats are again completely
inundated and the high waters have caused
the loss of immense valuable property.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-18
February Is. H-ani.

Uniformty fFtices A New Faalre IN Iinssincs
Every one his own salesman! JONES n 60. ST HE
Grescut One Pr,ce C"thng Store, No. 2Ui aarkctsrec
above Sixth, Phil;tiplpha, ..t
H. at iit'on To having the largest, most varied and
ia liionabe s,ock Of 'othine Philadelphia made rS
prr>sly for rrtuii sairs, Fave roue'trrd every one
his twn saemHn, By Having marked in figures, eanl
article al the very lowest pric can be sold for
rahs"t pnssibly vary all must bay allie. .-.
I he goods are wen spUnged aii prepare! aud gtrHt
paus iakG %it the itRina So that all rtn biiy with
tn iil assuranca o getting good article 1T the very
lowest price Also large stnrk 6f piece goods iaud
of ill.,; latest style and hest qualities, which viii be made
t" order in the most fashionable aud best manner, 25
per cent, briw credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market hhove Sixth street
l0i JDsES 4 co.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-18

Say MIR. GRO. y. FREDERIcK, Sol.
der in the l. ncoln General Il5sbital
writes u letter complaining OF the
s"ca'meLi Of lrlow-soldlcr, by the Med
ica Bard. lie alleged that they Forced
Il Rheumatic subject, into the service, as
he tn nks, uniu,tIy, and ask the pubica
'ibn Of his Liter. We receive many doc
umcn,S from ur boys in the Amy, of
similar tenor, the publication of most of
which He de- IN il best to decline as in this
instance.
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Administrators "A NO,ice.

ESta'e Of WNiam IFebb, DeceaSei.
I kTTERS of administration, with the
L will annexed, on the Estate of WILLIAM
WEBB, late of Centre township. Columbia cQtnty,
deceased, have been granted by the Register Of co.
umbia county, to the Undersigned all persons hayin
claims against the Estate OF the d9cedGnt reqes
ted TO present them to the Undersigned residing in
scUt township, without deay, and ali persons indcb'
ted 10 make Payment forthwith.
ELL HARTMAN, .Idm'r. q. r. A.
December "a, io6i CIV So 00+
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-18

asS" Mr.. Henry RussHstdcK, our cx
cellcut Dlgucrecn Artist, we regret to
lerrn, is about to leave Bloomsbury, and
TO l,cate in NV York. Mr.. II has been
a long time in business h re, during Which
time he ha- made host, of friends, and hi,
departure be much r'grett d Mr.
CLEMENT GFARHART, of Dan,il.e, sue
ceedo Mr, Il stnstock in the Photograph,
h.l lsucrc a II business, at the old .Sk ,
ight S'ard,' in the Exchange Beck
wh' re he will be happy to see old and new
custom rs, aud will cudeavor 10 render
general sltsfac ion.
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B,ay" The Grain Crops the epsuing sum
mer certainly ought to be very abundant
if any reliance can be placed on the ordio.
AIRY inlicasions. The snow has been on
the ground plenteously all winter covering
and protecting the grain from The ice and
Severe cold weather, and rains have also
been quite heavy. Next summers harves,
sho aid lie supcrabundant one, furnishing 2
US surplus for export equal to any we
have had for long time past When this
harvest comes to market we shall have d
much larger southern area open to US thl II
at any time for the last four years.
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February 2j, 1865 On.

rCO CONSuMpriNES.-'rhr hide signed having been
restntG, to ienilli few week. hy n very simrir
rcuedy after having suffered several vrdts wiiii.a
lung ai1.c ion, aud that dtcld di. Usc Con.
sumption is anxious tn iiakn know to his fellow sif.
fetErS tln inrans Of cnri. ..t
To all who drsrc it, he " III seiid a COPY or the hrc
ripon .Gd, tirar ui ciarEG) with the dIrcctidas
for preparing aud using the which they will ini
sure cure for CossuMirIoN As1HM,, RuNcuia"Is,
CouGHs COLDS, sc, Tie only object Of the aivrtterr
in sending tile Prescription is t. hhn"it III afflicted,
and 'prcad Information wnci u cuncaiScs To BE- in.
valuable and he hopes every sufferer viii try hts
remedy, 1t Will cost them nothing, aud MAY pfl vc
bl' ssing.
Parties wishing the prescription WIN rc1ac address
h,v. EDWARD 4. NiI son, Williamsburg,
Kings County.
Ncw YUtP.
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Vendhe Mr.. Rosenstock's Vendue,
comes off to-day, tSaturIay,) in Blooms.
burg Ills articles are of excollept quai'y
andstbosa wishing bargains will do we'll to
attend the Sale. Sec posted Bills.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

PUBLIp SQUIRE, HILKES BARRE FEN.N'.9.
THE undersigned, having pur tSS.YS, tI,YsA
TEL tfnmrry kept by Major PutsrbaugtD Of f--A--~
II. J. Nape, respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
public,
No pains viii be spared in any Of its departments
render satisfaction to all guests The tabg aud the
bar will always he supplied with the best the mar.
ket affords. Cool stabiing for horses aud attentive
hnsters, Also Livery attached,
The exchange is eilisibly situated the Public
Sluale and has therefore peculiar advantages to per-
sons attending court do ng business in the public
Offices Charges moderate.
n. B.-Nhcncyer you come 10 town, please call,
=, &, w, ECKROTH,
Wilkes Barre, Feb, II, ISIS,
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DSS" Alril will soon be here, and we
would request those ofour subscribers who
intend changing their place of residence at
that time, 10 notify US of their new home,
In order that we may accordingly change
The address of the "COiunibia D,mocyat'
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ses, Messis. ENT's Blast Furnace near
Light Street, has temporarily suspended
Operations, in consequence Of a break 10
the Dam. H.r ....r..
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February 4, 1866. -Gm.

FdIfOr q TJtm0crdft !
DEAR SiR:-With your pcrmis ssion wish to say to
the readers of your paper that I.wln,n to ali who
wish free) Reccpc.wh full directions for making
and usihg simple Vegetable tain that will urctuai
" reio,e, in tc days, Puppies otrhcs Tan, Frrck
els, and all Impurities of tht Skin leaving the same
soft. cIcaF smooth aha Brurtitu.@ i'' t..t
l Will also mail nee to hnsr having Bald Heads, or
iinTe Fhecs, simplr directions and IN iornetion that
Wlirlal,ir then, to start fui gro NJ cf 1dxurini
llHir NhsAGr,, " Mousacle, III 'lesa than thirty
days.
All appicatlrr. answered by return mail without
chatSr.
Respectfully youfs.
TiIOS. F.tHApMAN, I. Chrn'ist.
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If YOU WANT TO KNOW

IfTLE or EVERYTHING relating to the lu
~ man system, male and female the causes aud
treatment of diseases the marriage customs of th,
world; how to marry well and thousand things never
published before read the revised aud enlarged edi.
tion of Medical Common Sense" curious book for
curious people and a good book for every one. 400
pages 100 Illustrations. Price l.JO Contents table
sent free 10 any address Hooks may be had at The
Book Stores or i'll be sent by mail post paid on re
cept of the price. D. FoOrE. VI. d.,
1880 Bfoadway, New York.
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rg- Hon. WIN. II tAc6BY, has favored
us with copy of the Report Of the Ad-
jn.'nt General of sylvanin, ls04, for
which he has our thanks.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-18

nsS~ Miss ELENoRA LsscffER, will open
summer session Of her select. school on
Tuesday, the 18Th day ofApril htxs( Pri.
ce' will range according to studics, from
50 to So per quarter. Applications should
be made soon. rEG& p
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T administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF JACOB HARTzELL, JR DEC D.
I FILTERS of aduni tfatinh on the Estate of Jacrb
IL Iiatlzrli Jr., late of Milln township, Columbia
county, deeeasel have been granted by tia Register
of Columbia county TO the unde rsigned all pcfsons
haS Hg claims against tile Estate OF the detedet
requested TO present them to The undersigned, rcsd
ing in said towns Up, without delay, and dl lcfson.
indebted 10 make payment forthwith.
JOHN IL. uErLER, Admir-.
January lSGj
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CHEMICAL COMPOST

This Ferilizcr is largely composed Of animal mat
ter such as meat Lone, fish leather, hair aud wool
together with chemicals and ihorganic fertIizers
Gus elements N''
II Is very valuable fertilizer for field crops ucner.
any aud especially for potaoes, aud garden
lsexcoent qualities, strength aud cheapness have
made IT very popular with all who have used It,
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Administrators "A Notice.

Estate Of WiNiam Pimt, DeceaSrd,
I ETTERS Of administration on the Estate of vii.
IL liam Patt, late of Pire township, Col CO., deCd,
have granted BY the Register Columbia to the
undersigned all persons having claims against the
tate of the decedent are requested 10 present them "a
the undersigned residing in said township, without
delay and all persons indebted to make payne nj
forthwith
PEMBERTON PIATT, Admir-
rine tW'p, Jan sl ls65.-6w o. OOs
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Deafness, Blindnes & C,tar1 h,

u eated with the utmost success, by Dr j. iSAACS
Oculist and Anrist (formeriy Of LeydGn Iloand) No
5W I'VE slreetihiladelplia. Testimonials from, the
most r. liable sources IN the City and Country can be
seen at his office. The medical faculty are invited
accompany their patients, he ha, no secret in his
practice. ARTiFlCI Alley ES. inserted without pai a.
No charge made for examination,
February II, 1865 fully ., 1864 lgm
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GDtAp0SlfB IPsRTl1lnlRR,

This highly pho,phatic fertilizer is particularly +.
adapted fr the cultivation Of tess, fruits, lawns and
MOWERS. u. VIII prOniqie n vigorous and healthy
quantity and perfect the mat irty ofths fruit, Fur ht
mouse aud household plants aud flowers, il win be
unu an indispensable article To secure their Creates
perfection. II viii prevent aud cure diseased cond
and lawns, Sl'.I''.' e'N''
1t is composed of snch elements az make Il ndabtrd
10 me growth of all kinds Of crops IN alt kinds of soils
Inc formula or method of c,mhining its con stituen
iefthzing ingredients Eave received the highest ap.
proyal Of eminent chemists & scientific apticdtrists
Price, 6 U per Ton. ..l
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SSss;'''ssE
The Clcarfleld county Prisoners.

't''io' b'S pawn W tlc iH1ulTcT
uARRIsBUao, Maron l3, 1868.
The Military Commission so long in
'cssion here has been disband ed by orders
from head quarters. The charges against
the prisoners from Clearield county, mum.
bering some thirty odd, have all been sent
to Phil adelphia for examlnation. Most OF
the prisoners will no doubt be enlarged,
while several Of the ring leaders, it is said,
will be rcmandcd to tie custody Of The
civil tiiblaa's fjr trial.
50 tbe Military Commission has Been
abandoned, y and that too, by orders from
head quarters.' Have Lincoln aud San.
i'm become alarmed at their cowardly in.
iquilieS self constituted despotic ipqnsi.
tous-aud evincc willingness to abide
the decisions OF the "ciyil tribunals" We
trust the powers that be, are awaking to a
sense of justice aud give some hope for
our injured country and her ou. ragged
peo1lo. -...I........ ..
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1865. Philadelphia IL Erie 1856
Z AYR n . 4 . !.


As 81 ~ ;,;:s ss sssss-l =,
This great line tgaYerscs the Northern aud North.
west counties Of Pennsylvania to tile city Of Erie on
take Eric,
II has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, aud is operated by them,
Its entire length opened for passenger and
freight business, October Eth, lSG4. -..,.
TIME or PASSENGER TRAINS AT NORTHUMBERLAND
Mail Train leaves, East 10 III L. NJ.
Emira Express Train, II 81 Z. NJ.
Lock Haven Accommodation, 10 81 A. VI.
Williumsport Accommodation, IS r. VI.
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Mail Train, ig4 a. VI.
Emira Express Train, 30 A. N.
Lock Haven Accommodation 434 NJ.
WllIamsport Accommodation IL So r. IN.
Passengers Cars run through on Mail Train, wItH.
OUT CHANGE both ways between Philadelphia aud Erie
and Baltimore and Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Elniirc Express Trains
both ways between WiduIspnrt aud RailImufe.
For information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply at the Cor. Both and Market Sts
And for Freight business Of the Company's Agents.
s d. kingston Jr, Cor, 18th and Market sts, Phlla
J. W. Reynolds Eric.
I'M, Drift Agent N. e. z: r. Baltimore.
\. Il, Houston, Genl. Freight Agt, Philadelphia,
II. W, Gwinner Gen'l Ticket Agt Philadelphia,
Joseph y. Potts, Gcnl Manager WianspOrt
thn T, 1865,
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A10a'on, Hot,l keepers. -Protho oaot a
ry COLEMAN, has rcqlcsted US to call the
attention of Hotel and Saloon Keepers, to
the fact, that the law requires all persons
Wishing to apply for Licenses at the May
Court, to have their Petitions fled il his
officc, at least twenty cne days prior to the
mce'ug OF the Court, 10 order that their
application, may have the legal pubIica
ton. Let this rrqristicn be attended to
in time, as he is not bound to wait beyond
that period. Petitions and Bonds for sale
at the Office Of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
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OLD EYES MADE NEW.

A PAMPHLET, directing how TO speedily
IN restore sightend give up spcctacles sSMS
without aid Of duf'Dr or medicine Sent by ~SssHS
mail, free, on rec rpt of 10 cents Address
FUOTE, NJ. d., 1870 Broadway, NJ Y,
Feb. A. le66.-6w. "a III.
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The De Wit aud Mill Creek oil Companies were or.
ganized in the month Of o. tober, A D, 1864.
The property Of these Companies is situate on the
Clarion River, in MIN Creek township, Clarion Co.
Pennsy lvana, and is known as the Workman Lands.
1t c'nssts Of two hnndred and twenty.ive acres in
fee simple, in onch Company, with frontage on the
Clarion River, TO each, Of three iourths of mile
The Clarion River has long been famous for its Oil
syringe and dep Dsts Ii parallel with the Upper
Allegheny River aud both cross the western limits Of
the same coal basin and the same qualification.
The Clarion River is large navgablc stream for
fatboas aud RATS capable OF carrying each boat
one thousand barrels OF Oil TO mar ket. ., .....
Clarion County adjoins Venango County, and the Al.
egbepl River makes great sweep around both coun.
a glance al the map will show that Il line drawn
from the uppe bend Of the Allegheny River. in the
vicinity of Oil Creek, to the lower bend Of it, below
the mouth of the Clalon, will bisec the Oil regions of
the ClrrOn River. During the present season. experi.
enced Oil men and biologists have made a thorough
exploration Of this river aud have large inves iments
, Already, the whole River from mouth TO amo1t
aud wells are being sunk along its whole length with
great rapity aud with aterng prospects of success.
: Above and opposite the De Witt aud Mill Creek Oil
Companies, some ten other Companies boring with
engines one Of which struck the first vein of oil at
sixty feet and another Immediately adjoining struck
it al fifty eight feet in the roI k. .-'... ..,
! Twenty years ago, on the river below these Com
pauys lands at the mouth of Deer Creek, Mr. Packer
when boring for salt struck one of the largest flowing
Oil wells known IN the Oil country. ...... -
This well has long been famous ana has been eyor
Oil and water 1t is now being prep rcd for Oil pur
poses
but the well has not yet been tested with an engine
4 Messrs. Lyon Sharb & Company Of the Sligo Iron
Works several miles below these Com panes, during
the past fall, struck flowing we'll II it now being
tubed -.. ..-.. ......s.. .....
Great assures found the hlufs, and extend
across the river in this vicinit from which gas is
emitted, ana Oil ises IN large globues which burst
reaching the surface of the and cover it with
Oh. This Is considered inaisputable proof of Oil
territory. ..... o..
Abundance of timber ard coal is found on the land
for engine and other purposes '' b.
One well will be put down Immediately each
property competent and energetic super ntendent
is now on the ground, experimenting the operations
Of both Companies.
The stock of the adjoining Conn anies have already
advanced by reason ot the early success already at
| tained. ....... u,
a limited number Of Shares in each Company for
me use OF the landholder, VIII be sold at 81 per
| snare.
January %. 1865.-2m.
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WHISPERS i WHISPERS! Do vo,

w want Whskers or Moustaehes I, Our Grecian
Soinpnund VIII force them to grow the smoothcst
face or chin or hair. on bald heads. in six Weeks
rr'ce, ~ w., sent by mail anywhere closely scacd,
WARNER &c CO.. Box 1873, Brooklyn, N Y.
February 49, ISJ5-y
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The shortest and direct TO the west and le
oil region
w Trains of tire Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad
leave Northumberland every morning for Erie, arriv
ing there III? afternoon of the day connect
with trains for Buffalo Cleveland, Chicago, with all
points west and connecting at Cory with all trainA
/ on the on Creek Railroad
New aud elegant Sleeping ears accompany the night
trains each way between Northumberland and iiati-
more, and Northumberland and Philadelphia.
II. 4. FONDA, Sup..
1 Kingston Janiary II lsGj