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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

THE citizens of Milton are in consid-
erable trepidation concerning the ice
gorge in the river at that place. 1t is
feared that, when the ice breaks up,
dam may be formed and the town be
flooded
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

THE highest salary paid in this coun.
try to lady teacher is said to be given
to Miss Anna G. Bracket, Principal of
the st. Louis Normal School, S2jOO
ayear.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

WE call attention to the opinion of
Judge Ewell, relative the extension Of
Fourth Street in this town, which will
be found elsewhere.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01
FRANK COOLEY,
Railroad Time Table.
LOCAL.
ASSISTANT EDITOR.

hon. JAMES b. BECK OF Kentucky
will please accept our thanks for copy
of his able speech on tho "Postal Tele.
graph.n
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

IL you are musicalIy inclined, call on
Altstutt, Court House Alley and crafty
your tastes, either vocal or instrumcn'
tai. New music, instruments, &c.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

The latest and best books issued can
be found at the Circulating Library.
Young people and old can suit them
selves. All styles of literature from
metaphysics to primers to be had as soon
as published.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

IN the borough election in Sudbury
last week the Democrats elected their
whole ticket with two or three excep-
tions. Sol. Malick, Esq, was elected
Chief Burgess and Mr.. John Clark, AS
sistant Burgess. The borough has here
tOfore been Republican.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01
A UDTTOR,S NOTTCE.

II ESTATE OF SIMON CoTNER, DECD.
Th1 undersigned appointed by the Orphans"
Court of Columbia county, Auditor N me
estate of Simon Cotner, deceased, viii meet
the parties interested for the purpose OF his p
pointmcnt nt the Office OF John q. Freeze in
bloOmSpurg, on Wednesday, March -Jtht ~, al
claims on said estate, are required to attend on
be forever debarrcd from coming IN Tor part
| of said fund. JOHN NJ. CLARK,
teU25'72-4w Au 'llUi.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

EYRE & LANDELL, Fourth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, are now Offering
full line of Spring Dry Goods to pur-
chasers, as will be seen by advertis-
ment in another column.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

THE origin of the fire which destroy
ed tie school house near Alinas Coles,
in Sugarloaf township, was undoubted-
ly the placing of red hot Goals in a
wooden ash box. This box had been
on fire once before and the children had
extinguished the flames with snow, but
some fire yet remained and during the
night it again ignited the box. 1t
would be well for teachers in the various
schools in the county to exercise care
in the disposal Of ashes, or there may
be occasion to note the destruction of
another school before warm weather.
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A UDITOR}s NOTICE.


Common Pleas, of Co uubil county, Auditor to
distribute to tho parties entitled thereto the
money in Court proceeds arising rom the she -
iti7s sale of the property OF IaHuou Sc Farrell
will meet the parties intcresto f.! the purpose
OF his apppiu nCnt at bis utllcH IN y! omsbuie,
on Frituv the 21d day of March, A. d. 1872 0t II
o'clock a. IN. All persons having claims against
said tund are required to pre- Cnt tuem vr b. for
of the same. T., Il, X Et .t.!s
fpbg37l-lW Auditor,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

STOP and see. What? The best coal
in town at ]. j. Robbins Columbia Iron
Works.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

GoOD clean coal is hard to get, bat j..
j. Robbins Columbia Iron Works al
ways keeps il on hand.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

STATIONERY of all descriptions and
of the best, at l. w. Niles, Main ST.
Call and see. mchl'72-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NEW Spring styles Of Dress Goods at
G. c. Marr's cheap.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

c. c. Marr has all kinds of Black
Dress Goods to sell cheap for cash.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

JAPANESE Stripes at Narr'5 very
cheap for cash.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

DYE Stuff5 Of all cOlOr5 and of the
best kinds at Klein IS new drug store.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

WE made up our mind some time
since, that those early blue birds and
robins, who have been flying about in
the southern part of the State, endeav-
oring to convince themselves and man
kind that spring had arrived, would
eventually come to griefand the recent
cold weather must have convinced
those premature warblers that neither
zone swallow makes a summer" nor
one blue bird spring.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

A BRAKEMAN on the L. & B. r. r.,
named Daniel Titus, fell from the train
at Rupert, on Saturday last, and a car
passed over his foot cutting off two
toes. The number of accidents to rail-
road employees in this vicinity is un.
usually large of late, this being the third
we have chronicled within few days /;
the two preceding it having been fatal.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

OUR thanks are due our friend Nc
of Fishingcreek for the list of new sub
scribers sent. We are not making any
effort to increase our list, trusting that
the merits of the Columbian will com.
mend it to the party, and that no spec
ial solicitation will be necessary. Any
person who wishes to keep posted in the
news, politics or the business of the day
should havea copy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

c. c. MARR pays 80 cts. in cash or
goods for fresh butter.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

In debate in the United States Sem
ate few days ago, on the French neu-
trality resolutions, Mr.. Sumner after
quoting authorities on other points /;
"aso read from Worcester's large die
tionary, which he thought the best au
thority, the definition of "Emissary,"
and said that the use of these two words
by Mr.. COnkling in this amendment,
not only implied. ign ORANGE of language
but was also an insult to friendly
po yer."
We are glad to find Mr.. Sumner, who
is e scholar, whatever else he may be,
giving his voice aud the weight of his
critical judgment against Webster.
Doubtless the book, which is neither a
Dictionary nor an Encyclopedia, but a
little of both, will gradually find its
level.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01
NFRV0USEESS,

Every nervous Young Man in the Union viii
receive free a Recipe that will prove a Olessln.
through life, y addressing. in rndence
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Box 5I72P.O. II Cedar 81, y Y.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

TALKING.-It Isl great thing to mind
ones own business, said a certain phil
osopher; and he was right. An ex-
change remarks that it is great thing
to let other peoples business alone; z;
and this much is implied by the maxim
above quoted. In our view there is hard
ly class of pests in modern society
and they are numerOus-so superlative-
ly contemplate as that class known as
tattlers, or meddlers in other peoples
business. We don't admire thief, we
have noatiinity with gamblers, and have
no respect for misers; but either of
these are first-class gentlemen in com.
parison with the inquisitive, jealous
minded tattler, who goes mousing
| about in the garb of social respectable
ty, poking his nose or his fingers in the
affairs Of his neighbors, and seizing up.
on every trifiing circumstances that
comesswithin the wide swoop of his re-
morseless curiosity, for the purpose Of
making capital against those whose
! characters he cannot understand, be-
cause they are pure and above impeach-
ment.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

OLD ROSE BUsHEs.-A subscriber
sends the following on the management
of old rose bushes to the New York o.
SerUer: Never give up choice but de-
cayed rose bush till you have tried wa
tering it for two or three times week
with sOot tea. Take SCOT from a chin
ney or stove in which wood is burned
and make tea oft. When cold, water
the rose with it. When all is used, pour
boiling water second time on the SCOT.
The shrub will quickly send out thrifty
shoots, the leaves will become large and
thick, and the blossoms will be larger
and more richly tinted than before To
keep plants clear of insects, syringe
them with quassia tea. QuaSSia can be
obtained at an apothecary's. The direc-
tions l enclose have been fully tested in
my family, with most satisfactory re-
suits.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

THE World Almanac for 1872 is even
more complete and full than any of its
predecessors and should be in the hands
of every man who takes any interest
in the affairs of the country. 1t con-
tains an immense amount of general
and political information, statistics,
congressional legislation and items of
public value. Price twenty-five cents.
Address "The World" 35 Park Row,
New York.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

WE have received the first number
of magazine for "wide awake boys
and girls" with the rather odd name
of "What Next?", which is the best of
the kind we have seen. 1t contains
several good stories, poetry, &C., just
suited to the tastes of young people. 1t
is published monthly at the very low
rate of 80 cents per year, address PUB
Usher OF WHAT NEXT? 433 West
Jackson Street, Chicago, Illinois.
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! Y is hereby given to all persons, tnGl mv
wife tIi Iirnuan Hess has .elt my bed ,ul board,
without sufficient cause. / therefore hereby
caution any and All persons not TO trUs. her ON
my account, rs I VIII uO- pa any Cehis Of Esr
contracting, j . NILS SAIL it4,
Benton, tcy. IS ISL. fcb-. - lW
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sending in clubs OF tea or more A copy OF he
Daily Patriot Will be sent free, to the Agent
sending in clubs ottJty or more, All papers viii
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Office.
Ihairmen M Democratic ounly Committees,
ana others interested IN the cause of good gov
ernment, are respectfully requested 10 act as
Agents Tor the formation OF Clubs Tor the Weekly
Patriot,
THE DAILY PATRIOT,
Published Every Morning, Sundays excepted, is
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

There are many persons who affect TO
disbelieve in the efficacy of advertising,
but just so soon as one of them gets into
a scrape it Is astonishing to see the
alacrity with which he calls on the
editor to ask that the little affair may
not be mentioned in the columns of his
paper. If these men believe what they
say why this anxiety?
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01
WHAT TO READ

AND HOW TO READ,
Being classified Lists Of Choice Reading, with
appropriate Hints and Remarks, adapted TO the
General Reaaer, to subscribers, and to persons
intending to form collections of Books. l vol
Emo. l52 pages. Price, 90 cents, Sent free by
mail on receipt OF the price. ID. APPLETON &
Co, Publishers, New YORK.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

THE 22d Of February, the birth day
of Washington and the date of the eX
istence of the Bloomsbury Literary In
stitute as a Normal School, was duly
celebrated at the school, in manner
creditaOle to the officers and scholars of
the Institution and agreeable to those
who were auditors. In the afternoon
at 2 o'clock there were exercises in the
large hall, consisting OF original essays,
declamations, and colloquies, inter
spersed with vocal and instrumental
music. At four o'clock fine dinner,
prepared under the supervision of that
genial caterer, Mr.. Steward Millard,
was discussed, the Trustees and their
families and some invited guests being
present. In the evening lecture was
delive cred by Rev. DR.. Washburn, OF
Ashland, on the character of Washing
ton. There was also dialogue, tableau
and music, all of which gave genera
satisfaction. The audience was large
one, larger than might have been ex
pected in consideration Of the intense
cold which prevailed.
The holiday was pleasantly and sen
sibly observedand had the weather beer
a trilie more spring like there woul(
have been no drawback to the pleasure
of the occasion.
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GE0.P. ROW WELL.2CO
81 PARK row, NY.
1872

and are possessed of unequaled facilities for
curing the insertion of advertisements ia al
Newspapers and Periodicals at lowest rates.
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AGENTS WANTED.
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q ROUGlIING IT,"
Is READY FOR CANVASSERS.
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Don't waste tiu-e ON books no orc wants, but
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dec92 7l-u III SAMSON Srcet, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
HORsE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoaK. Monday. March 25. 1871.


The condition of the general horse trade at
the opening OF the week is about the same as II was
the close OF last week There is unusually large
supply Of horses OF all kinds in the market; more ar
rivals principally from the West AMI Canada, are ex-
peced and IL Will require active demand with quck
sales TO prevent such accumulation OF stock as woud
tend toward depression in prices II not checked ny
nclement weather, active trade Is anticipated IN the
horse and carriage business for the balance OF the cur
rent month but the experience Of the last three "eehs
has cautioned dealers not 10 be TOO sangIine. -
Nessrs Johnston * Van TassePs regular semi-weekly
sale will be held tomorrow tuesday,, the 18th ins at
the Horse ami Carnage Auction Mart IN East Ihlr-
teenth-st., al ~ O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
5ltnations Unrtc6-- MaIes.

ALL Farmers and others requiring Male or
a HELP the coming ne well suited VIII tp
naionaus such Flmr Garieners Coaehnen La
hor and and SINGLE also Cooks HousewoTkers
Mattresses .Inas and others. Gentlemen having country
se.. supply desirable lilp Apply address bM
ILOYMFNT House. ij " est h-yeltl- corner sixtb-aye
GERMAN FARMER and GARDENER,
n tnse married. fifhOut chdrrh
r no ou IN the ycult, Nrw-ioz. For particulars apply
H. NICOIAS JARCHOW Eor vi she FARMERS Gazette NeW-l'A
o. box 6.54L
4 YOUNG Man OF energy, and who has had
"A experience lad scllut1nc S9nd Ike situation %
TRAVRI or Sci AGNCULTl RAJ MACHINERY on salary
to References Address ~ box III Inoale O6ee
SINGLE MAN. y. wishes employment, IN
MI TO a outre o or stor5eeueri salary month with eoaId
re'rrence urty Address BOON kANG Tribune Otce
A MARRIED MAN with small family
n wants situation FARMER sIemans place the Tie 20
take 1a gliy Apply 10 JAMES hILLDJFF searsdae
Nesteiest,r Co.. y. T.
SITUAPION WANTED.-A young man, a
od bookkeepr writing good business hand with Considerable
experience fhr desires ntuuon as bOOAhEEfE
ASSISTANT References 10 cD1Ct &c can De illlkleo
PAR nat boo1Aeeper can Lave
balanced at snail expense
Addre,s = U. D.. Tribune OAoe.
NVANTED-A situation as ASSISTANT
w BOOKKEEPER CLERK by who hes had hye
year. experience business ami afraid 8OrA Address " LII
I&G care Geo Rosel - Co.. SeN fo-,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10y "A German man
aul ,sLo English. farm Man understands ihr
20 10 Ilnr-al house"OrA t"o anu
tn S Sxth-iye, over drug store
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

~
EEw BROAD GAUGE IiSB TO water Cap l.bqrr scranton
BIT ham'on srasa ana osTego WITHOUT CHANGE or ,AE'
v ~ kR ARHANGEdENrs MONDAY, November 0
s'ola. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. Boouion
connecting az Dover VIII Chester r. r. and a. Scranton with L. and
rs a NJ EyPREss NAIL TP ly s S Deu7i with Boon
Ter bsneh AZ oyerw Cater Branch At " fo yi sgsssE X =
Tor Wa,ef Gsn s,,n1rs s,o c., Betd Bnrharntou syrs
uss and OsSego and EAston Legh Valley r. for all points
lz:0O n LRHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop. Newark
" N Be- Del r. 4 or Eeivee e. and At Easton v tn l. " r.
tor Betehem Allentown Aau-h Chunk. "Aebarre Reang aud
400 D. BROAD GArGg EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson anl
Booniol run r,ly y oa;l 70 A.'n III m S'ao5t
IiOp ~ FASr0S EXPRESS connect. at Dover with Chester
r. at waeoo VIZ Ssss1 r. M and At Ei,ton WITH l. R. R. o
2o m HAcKErrsTOWN NAIL, vita Booa'on Chester
ForMoRRsrOwN at: - sl' n2o i2oo 2:o' 800 'lo
Fcr sTNGi and intermediate stations e:o 7:5i' 9o 1910
ans a. .;,S ~, TN NJ 20 20 ri RiSR e9 e "a 90 go loo
ani Io -:s $50. 49, so $50 900 $50 IiJ sij
'i Fdf sEwARK ssa ,l5 - 49, s'o G 9o ,lO:lo 1922
10 10 . - 20 5a -9S s:go 5: sos 90 6:O s:co go 5s and
ne p Y y.ry,p =! x 9ar gLooNFfhD aad MoSTcbAra 90
a:'O aal ioO ana -O 1884, ''iG 9:2o asa p
ERIE RAILWAY-WlNTER ARRANGE
II MENT taking effect Dec 49, lj7i From Ch~noer'
8 s. PSl'a a. & acausr ,nd Chicago D. EspS Drawing Room o,c.
a D. n. EIDrss Guaio and Naear F3I Draa.ns'oom
$50 Night Esprsa sepnsCaaehea to Buffalo and N"-a"1
o l,lv, Cincinnati ant Clicsso Niqh Express, Seepug.
Cocue. Though Cincinnati, Bafo Niagara Falls AM thenoe To
For Port Jer, ll:oo AMI 'll5 go S:o and -7a'
sor Goshen Meto~n aoo 1870 ii'o nal 'li'
rsr WafT'c. -e,o I'D and fii:I5 a. u -, r r.
fr.I -rl ,nt lI.D0 q o. tsI and r
for suaern 500 ami Ills 30 $685. : o. ''o
ifo 30 and iiiy m p d. d. ,,i and p.r., e,o a.qo u.oo
ll:' - a. d. 3 ~ % go o. 10 900 a ioo It's m o,
ID 5lI 600. ft.gl 49U, o.lI .l."
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
NEW-YoRK AND NEW-HAyEY RAIL
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, l37L

Passenger sauos EewYort Twenty venth- and
folrtl.ave. Entrance TTeut' seyeahsi.
H. TRAINS LEAVE SEw-Yo2s .,..
Por New Haven ana B5lssport tKIL IilO 25 i'')
fo Mifori saford Farsea southport we,por, Ils
for south SorSa sGR1l 1880 m ie:l5 tErj (EIj Ef
For Daien :, 10 a. m 5i5 40 81 %, and G:3op P
~ ~ i:i5, $50 5;& ~ iEI.j p. m A.,
t sSasas 1i Mail .in s1 New York a. n O
Boston wa both sP"n'ceSoSS 'coSSEcriSG Es i1 "f TRANS
tS I BS.ioa BOSTON IS ssBsf sB"es fac e : IS % and a R ~
For Cobnecu River Ra roi I;l5 p m 10 Sorh'@p''H
orIISrtlon Providence and H.hti Railroad lflo D. m
shore Line Railway to Norwich Add r'''e' '
Fo Sc. AMI Saiasptpa n to North
|ps P Nex 1 Mdiiowu and wImaue Railroad AR LDe
For 70 Iiaaaoaie Railroad and 'p - W, ,ho,,
70, S,ss19e1 sseS4 sp sS soS:ss a,saa % a. %
FOR E.isa a m M q "a 10 ln and
Marir either Line DrA~ine-roon Car Ae " 'e
Pa%sss Pa 1 can procure reached over H, road
the Depot Of the AM Sss a,n the Taner
Dfs EIP no. s4 Broadway n no our for and sSecseS
~ a.nt s.Ios 20 nG an have 'n' JAMES HoYT
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON On
oush Tran. vii leave nom New Depot fO0A''e. aud Forty
n cesso ard Montreal ElP'e.. With Dnrnsrsoa
ooo M spe ChesgO Express with Dnrtns room r' to baa'l'
M IN Norfher
3.p o. sp-ci.i Toy ESpess SAi irlsis. - - -,
400 Erprs' With slsepHseaF' '" Se"'f0ri b" St
seo M FIpr, with sleepnsesr for waenOwa os~ego and
s.o pse E,pr.. with srepngears for Rochester Buffalo
nd s,.g.,, PaIs Chicago via both L. y anil NJ T.
RSlroads aad Lour via Toledo cave On sahi.' q
,,oo M ~. .,b Sleeping Tray sad Albany
All los. rains running 90 9 Of tonssr sas rom new depot
i0"l' Special C H. KESDsCK General Passenger Asrnl
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FR0M FOOT Of
wssT PEsRE1b6fhIpaii Pr1bhIpaii a. 30 and $50 m
a a. 900 for fhisleipma
=, Camden a. and D. For BALTIMORE and WASHING
oy ad THE WEST Baltimore, $50 l;Je and w m
tor The SOUTH $40 silver Palace eas 70 "s.mns
WfyT Vi. R.ross;3o m. and os'' a., a-1s
s,v., Palace ear. attached the 800 aud run through itom
k,u P.bur. Crag0 ana Louisville ~thoni hAbKe silver
aachfd 10 h-bssp daily and run toih ri
sah CpnnnAii Louy and H. Loas, sitbod change silver
attacb-a The ss AMI ~ .r'irh rom hes
81 D,,b foot o. forlandt-t snd. sN bfosdssy
RANKIN Gen. p'p. Pas. Az. ~ W jAcksoS Gsnq svpt
COUTH SIDE r. K. OF l.. |.
1r, Arrangement. eomp@ne az Oct Ross vt asi
Ferne.. New iorA -,
an M Nail or Paiehogu, Bespor and fre Ps-s
10 o. a Accommodation o BsbyIon u
a 10 m Rrp.s o PaieLagne or Br'or All frr Pa
moiAiop for ishp throafh 10 raHog" %" s@'As
SO D Bsbyiop Aoeomn~iAnon
Cn D. Aseamnedsteb for hsrnet - ,--
T. .sS 10 a N GBa the 10 A@h 'ie haihs s"nhrt
~ Waller s,..u sr Eo4kawsy and H'Hps'eud
a " Duu6lAs. ssssnItspdsst
~ rns TsssA
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
Gieamboais ar6 Railroads.

uiiu
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
- NORWICH LINZ Ill f..
sancht.ser Concord P.sr bseSoo a'era~
s s,, posi, ont o,nes In. ssE and Hsneh steamers
CRY OF LXwREScE and ,. ,,,uo,
an esv sssYss daily (sun.y e1otpeil at 5 oeiocs p
hf, fo s" G a.. 'S So o. csn; g and @ VT, e,,.. trims
i ne 'Soys oSsa Sor'serH Sor1eS and wss
Selrh R.ver = - ). T. SHORT. jrr Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROvIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER
t1 n ron Pr - n h., ioot oi Rohnsoa-st
Calm ARE tsrs % BOSTON BOSTON - g: To PoIS PRoyIDsSscs 81
sgnt At forest rats cnsss. Pr.ya.a,s v Boston p5oy
FOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusa-
tonic and S,ugA,ues Railroa. Fare %L steamer leave
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Passenger and Freight Depot Nev-York Of Liberty
ne,t At Sonerve Wit, south Branch Railroad Hampton Janeuou
Tiih TIE Vim Lns and So,qah.nna Division and At E.' With the
Pbgrrh and The wr: without change of can also Central Penn
''''''- $50 ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
Commencing J,nuarv 10 saAHeaSs q, r,v.
raFof Pennington EasOn Bethlehem Msaeh Chunk
noeE To~anaa waVeT Rey-,e A 'a" ha'e'"n' inhAnAn
81 m-For Raon Connects Junction
mwEsTERS EIPRs daily teep, sunda7s for Eas,on Allen
ton At PhpstuIE With Leigh and Division for Much
Lehigh Valley Railroad Ia MauchC hunk.
1910 rn-Way Train
l2:D p. m.-tOr flem.nytou Naneh
Epbrata, Potsylle Harrisbnrg
BIS mFor Esson. Connects PhITpsburg with
Division Bath.
Eon vita Leleh VALLEY R Allentown and caisssuqu
PhlliDs5ug o Belvidere.
9.2OP, m-For Panied.
m.fOr Eason. Aeuiorn al
ton with Del. Lark end West r. r
4:JO m--FOr S0merylle anI Femln
3 D.. r.-For Somervlie
$50 m-For Panaed
35 m-CScSyATI ExPREss daily Rason Bethlehem Ansa
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chr-go, an4 Cincinnati
8 ?. m.-FJr SOuervile.
p. n.-For SoIneryie.
7:Je p. M Emigrau-For Easton.
500 o. m-FOr Paulrd
ll:20 D. n-For Pan-cli
For Elizabeth 5:f5 600 $40 s:j. 30 500 RN 200 9l9
1000
t:J, @3 5f5 500 61o 100 73o 7i5 $40, 600 lG1s llD
i2.m .. n.
the he obtained the Office Of the Ceur Rail
foot OF Lbcyt, Ae.KOz and the puncpa.
hotels and ticAof Nes-lork CITY
H. E. KICKER Superintendent