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Northern Central Railway,
TIM TALB z.

THREE TRAINS DAILY 10 and from The
Nouh and West Brsnch Of tie Susqnehan-
ma Elmira: and all of Northern New York.
On aud alter Monday, May 2sIh, 1865,
the Passenger TfaIns OF The Norih Central
Railway ill arrive and depart iron Sun
bury, HaErisbur: and Baltimore, as follows:
SOUTYIW.9RD.
Mail Train leaves Sunbury daily
exrepi Sundays, at 1910 a N
Leaves Harrisburg, l3O pm.
Arrives at Baltimore, $50 6
Express Tra;n leaves Sunbpry daily
except Sundays, at ~ 40 pm.
Leaves Harrisb'Is except Monday $50 I'm .
Arrives at Baltimore daily except
Monday, al 100 am.
Accommodation leaves Hauisb'rg 7 10 am.
Suubriy Acc. leaves Sunbur, daily
eScsp, Sundays at 7soa.m.
Ary's a, Harr-b'r excep' Sundays 1915"
NORTIif.4RD.
Mail Trail leaves Baltimore daily
except Sundays at 8 20 m.
Leaves Harrisburg, las m.
Arrives AT SuDbury, 40 p m.
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 1000 sc
Arrives al Harrisburg, 2.26 am
Leaves Ilarrisb'ra excep; Monday 2.4o &c
Arrives at Sunbury, SIS
Erie Express leaves Baltimore ex-
cept Sundays at 800 pm.
Arrives at Harrisburg, lass am.
Leaves Harrisburg, lis
Arrives at SuDbnry, 10
Sunbury Accom-. leaves Harrisburg
Daily except Sundays at 4.25 pm.
Arrives at Sunbury at 10
For further particulars apply al the office.
In DUBARRY, Supl.
Harrisburg, July 10, 1865.
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
july 90. 1868.

GREAT Trunk line from the Nor:h and
~ North>wesI for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading Potlsvile, Lebanon, Allen
town, Easton, Re, Sc
Train, leave Harrisburg for New York
as follows. Al 800, Z 25 and s.I5 a. NJ
aud | IS p. M. arriving al New York at 10
A. NJ, and 90 and 10 30 ?. NJ.
The above "onnec, with similar Trains
on the Pennsylvania Road, and Sleeping
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rains wihonI change
Leave for Reading, PousviIle, Tamsqna,
MineTsville; Ashlard, PiEe Grove, Allen.
Town anJ Philadelphia, al 8 is a. NJ. ard
l 45 2. NJ, stopping al Lebanon and prin>
ci9al Stations only.
Way Trans, stepping al all poipls: a,
25 A. Nj and 4 40 p. VI Returning
Leave New York at a. NJ, 70 noon, aud
90 p. vi. PhIadeiphIa al 8 A Nj. and
$50 p NJ POiovll'e al 8. Is A. M. and
2.35 2 NJ, Ashland al 10 AN and l2.30
noon, Tamaqua al 3.I5 A NJ aud ais PM.
and Redaina al 90, 1885 and 10 45 A. NJ,
I5S aud Cos = NJ.
Reading Accommodation Train Leaves
Readin. at 90 A. ". returning from Phil
adeIphia al co p. NJ.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Read
ing AT 90 and 1885 A NJ. and 6.l5 p. II.
for EpbraIa, Litiz, Columbia, &c.
On Sundays: Leave New York al 0OP.
NJ. Philadelphia is P. M, PolsviIIe 7.3o
A M, Tamaqua 90 AM, Harrisburg Is
y. NJ, and Reading al / 90 a. Nj. Tor Har-
rsbnTg.
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CLARK'S SCHOOL VISITOR.
Volume 4.
A DAY SCHOOL. MONTHLY

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Vatiem0L Foundry.
ssiOonebHrg, Columbia Co.

'Efne snbsrie5r, proprietor of the above
named extensive establishment, is now
prepared TO receive orders for all kinds ri
machinery, Tor COLLERiES BLAST Fur
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESiilMG MACHINES. &c, sc.
He l. also prepared To- make Stoves, all
sizes and patterns, Plow~irons, aud every
hing usually made IN tirSI-class Foundries
HIS exhaustive iaciIuies and practiral
workmen, warrant him i'm receivina The
largest contracts on Tie most reasonable
terms.
ET Grain Of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for castings
EE This establishment is located near
he Lackawanua Railroad Depot.
PETER BlLLMEYER.
Bloomsbury, Sepr. Q, 1863.
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LOST.

IN or about The middle of August 1865
~ The undersigned lo>i in Beaver twp
or that rriahpoThond. STATE DRAFT
oi The Schoo! appropriation al laid rown
>hi,', 10 :he amnnnI at EIGHTY ndd dol
ia'> The p"''it; are cautionsd again 81 The
pay mem al said Draft, a. .h. inwu,lip
~o"id ""i receive ANY hspefi. unless an
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O'a'i 4 dfawh payable 10 ih- undersigned
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Prospectus Of Vol. IlI.-IS65.
TIE OLD GUARD,
A MONTHLY JOURNAL,
BFyoTED ~ LIrERATURE, SCIENCE AND
ART, AND THE
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administrators a Notice.
Estate Of Ann Uufchison Late IF Fi,hingcpe eek
torn'hp COiumbir county deed.

ETTEES Of administration on The ps,a.r
oi Ann HuIch:>ou late oi .F,>hiagcrprk
township. Colnuibia Comfy. deceased.
have tesn granted by The R-.i,ir7 of .aid
county, Ia Thomas J Hu'chlson residing in
ihe iown>hIp aud county aiurrsaid. All
persons having claims or demands against
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,'"l heht 10 re- a.'TnInI-Iralor.
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Kew WALL PAPER

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toamS, one toor below I.nz'> Dtur Srnrs.
new supply of WALL PAPER. WIN
DOW CURTAINS & FIXTURES. CORDS
AND TASSEI>. tor pirurs- All of which
tie ill srll CHEAP FOR CASH
HIS stock oi goods >urpasses any hereto
ioie brought 10 This market.
r.. THORNTON.
Bloom ~hura Oct & 1865.
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DlssoLUTIoy OF Co-ranTaEGsLlr

HE Co-parlner-hip heretofore exi.r:ny
b.iween JOAN X Coz s E.Iward E-br.
trading nHder 'hr FIRM %: john Grolz s
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are T-qneried To pfesen; them without de
lay Tor a''j's-i msri. The Tanning bu-sne.s
VIII hereafter bc confirmed ~ all il
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Old Sand, hear Bionm~hrrs.
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CHES. G. BARKLEY,
Attorney at law,
BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA co., PA.

WILL practice in the several Courts Of
Columbia county, All legal business
intru-ted 10 his cara shall receive prompt
attention
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ArIII I3. 1861
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ARCANA WATCH.
An Elegant Novelty in Watches.

THE cases of This watch, are an entirely
new invention, composed OF six different
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OF IS carat gold. called Arcana, which
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are afforded AT one eighth The cost Inc
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ly handsome and desirable, ard 30 exact
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The movement is manufactured by Ihe
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Europe, and are superbiy finished, having
engraved pallets, fancy carved bridges,
adjusting regulator, with gold balanced
and the improv Ell ruby lSwelleG action
with the line dial and skeleton hands, and
is warranted good lime keeper These
watches are of ibrre different sizes The
smallest being for ladies and are all HINT
ing Cases. ease of >ix, will bs sent oy
mail or Express Tor SI25.OO. A single one
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will readily seIl Tor three times their cost
We are The sole agents Tor This Watch in
The Uuiied States and none are genuine
which DO not bear onr Trade Mark.
Address,
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IS Maiden Lane, New York.
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ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZiE.

Edi'ed by T. S. ARTHUR and VIRGIN
Ia 4. TOWNSEND.
The Home Magazine for 1865 will be en-
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EOWARnS ASSOCIiTi0Y

PHILADELPHIA. PA
DISEASES OF The Urinary aud Sexual
Systems rev and --liahl+ irea.meni. AL
- ihr BRIDAL CHAMBER an E>ssy Of
W an'ns and. lrsunci'ru, ,enr in >ea ed
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J. SkiLLIN HOUGHTON. Howard Associ.
aiiou, 10. 2, South Ninth Street PhiladeI-
phia, Pa.
June 81, 1e65-Iy.
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NOT 4 FEW

q tac VOC. d!5o--crr .a-' ~-ss ora
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L. 4 II. T. ANTReNY & 20,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SOL BROA AY, Y.

In addition 10 1Ur main business oil
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS, we ate
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Or these We have an immense assortment
Including War Scenes, American aad For
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National Claim Agency,
CONDUCTED BY
Harry 81 COLLINS,

WASHINGTON. d. G.
y order TO facilitate The prompi adjust
= ment OF Bounty, arrears oi pay, Pension
and other claims due soldiers and other
persons from the Government, of The U. ) .
The Undersigned ilas made arrangement.
with The ABOVE firm whose experience aud
close proximity TO, aud daily intercourse
wuh, tie Department, AZ well a. the early
knowledge acquired by them OF the decr<-
ions frequently heIng made. enable them
10 prosecute CLAIMS more eHsciually than
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10 my care. w WRIT,
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Photographic Albums.

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TIE Il M 3.
DAILY NEWS.
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lions.
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Daily News Office, New York
Jan. 25, 1865.
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~ Extract s.-..psrills IS Flood roi7e- r- x:roos
Irchu Is DiCretic. and VIII cuca IN all cases
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orn BE ue. \ ready aud coacltive test WI se con-
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OMNIBUS LINE.

DFro's, daily: (Snnday~ exc-f,ed) 10 con :
acct WIN lhe several TreinS goir- South
and West on the CaIawiSSa & WIiIiams3ort
RaI Road, AMI with those going Nouh aud
Snn'h OF he Lack & Bloomsbury Road.
HIS OMNiBUSES are in good condition
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reasonable. Eg- Persons wishing TO meet
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modaled, upon reasonable charges, b, isav
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Blooms hnrg. Anril 27 1851
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EIcELT CcScrHE5AfeD oc--orSD
EUlG Eh No. f. .s.. ~ Hal Il,
Tor pcriLyins TIC 2ocd -e:o-ics - e.re.,- -c-,;7
h0-2 ,casc5 eizi- fo1 ~ re fsafs 81 81 E1oos
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LeGs, IIoc.a-, TiTc1 49,, E-tI,s zrssiS.-s-
aat ell ecaiy I-rupt.ors OF The szic.
AS0 3IAUG-2ErxG Tua c ez7,,--.S--s.ro.r.
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aELDIROLD's RosE WASH.

aELMBOLO'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Jot,cn Tor diseases arising nom habits Of
dissipation, used g. connection with te Extracts Eueha
nad sarsap7rIIa Ia slch diseases recommended. ETi
dence OF the most oasi5e aud reliable chzTacter VIII
accompany TIC medicines. Also ezFci. directions for
rsc, ci h' >- o. fso's-r ,:ag Witnesses, sad ~
wards cc .-J unsolicited s-l Tecoz-nsa1s-
t0 letters. 4. oE vea arc from the hsar-t sozrcss.
including u scians CeE7a-D staioa-oso. &C.
The Prcp-ictcr las rcsoss . se.r publication n
the newspaper IL does 7c 10 tht from she fact that rs
articles rank Standard PTparations snd do noed
10 bc r-oppcl IN b. ccrt;acztos.
The Science h;eGl7ire III. hs Cc-ic Column should
stand simple, pare. majestic barring Fact for s basis.
Induction Is pillar and Trh soue Capital
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D@WCARoREa

0ANJC CHE
OF every Description, Fine aud ChPap -
His Case of Jeveiry u MOI surpassed ia this
place. Call and examine his general A.
sortment OF CloIhira, Wa'cte>, Iewelry,
sc. &c. rAVID LOW ENBERG.
Bloomsbury, April 30. 1865.
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In many affections peculiar Ferosles the ExTzAoT
DUcIU Is unequaicd by any other remedy. and for sR
Complaints incident to the sex. or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LHR,
eU- SER SYMPTOMS ApoVz.
t. no Family should 90 without ia
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FOR SALE.

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In good condition. viii be sold cheap.
Inquire at this office, 81 Of {. II u. IT,. T..
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thoCg ght across his mind, and the detective,
running his memory back for the past few
weeks, remembered that at the time the
murder was committed Donnelly was in the
city. The great difficulty in tracing the
case was passed.
Donnelly was at once watched. Who the
second man was Taggart we'll surmised.
He followed Hucy to every quarter Of the
city TO see if he communicated with his Eal,
who was with him when the chisel was pur-
chased-who was with him when the por-
ter was murdered. But the second mur-
derer had flsd. Taggart himself followed
Donnelly night after night, dogged him in
to every rum mill and thieves brothel,
where he tarried briefly or long, watched
him at night until he went to bed, but new
er found his pal who is the associate GRIM
inal in the Arch street tragedy. 4 week
after Donnelly was spotted, Taggart found
that his pal had left the city, and unless
Donnelly was arrested he would also leave
Following up the trail, he met Huey in
Washington square. Donnelly was leisure
ly crossing when hand was laid heavily
on his shoulder. He turned aud faced the
detective, who simply said:
II want you, Dennelly"
"What for -
"Murder!'
When at the station the salesman Was
sent for. Donnelly's black moustache was
gone. His face was shaved clean. he was
placed in the Rogues' Gallery. A number
of men of similar build, both moustached
and clean-faccd. were placed in the same
room. The salesman. was conducted into
the gallery. ''Point out the man who pur-
chased the chisel," was the detectives q
command. Without hesitation or doubt,
the salesman placed his hand on Donnelly s
! shoulder. Then Taggart followed the
second murderer. He went to Baltimore,
but he could get no further. All clue was
ost in that city, and the present lurking
place ofthe confederate of Donnellyis un-
discovered. The necessity for keeping the
arrest quiet was removed. and now the de-
tectivc calls to his aid the far-reaching in
fluence of the press and the telegraph. that
| the police authorities Of other cities may
complete the work begun here, and render
justice to the other murderer, who il at
liberty in defiance Of her laws.
The history of the case has no parallel il.
the police chronicles of Philadelphia.
FOR THE FARMERS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-09
ANU .lNa.-Several days ago "gay and

Anu .lNG.---Several days ago y ..gay and
happy youth" Of twenty summers. just from
the country, rushed into the Office Of the
Deputy. Assessor of this county and inquir-'
ed, "Is this the place where to Get lioen-.
ses !'h TIE official answered, t'Yea, verify,
At your ssrvice, sir" and directed the anx-
ious inquirer to the sub-Deputy Assessor,
ny waive Of the hand and 4 gentle nod Of
the head. The ''sub" glanced hastily At
the applicant ind at once concluded in his
own mind that he, vas.a ..butcher.o and
desired = Butchers license. How much is
it 7" inquired Tho young man, with soy
and inward satisfaction 'beaminr On every
feature of his face '..Forty cents head, sir
for every one you kill,'' answered the
"sub." ~-a. !
"K'U by gosh, I aint . goin' to kil,
anything. want to get married and want
! license. - .r.-...s.,...
II '.oh! til, Clerk Of the Courts Office is
right over there sir.'' az
Il '''Good day. asis; .aa &a:sazeis,s
..'Good day, sir = ~ .t.tn.gst.-
In less than, twenty minutes the youth
was i husband de jurc, so declared by JUS
tice Wakefield, and whom he unites lst no
nan put asundsr.- - Wesons EYs6ktsa