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Trlth nil American leadprs of ntoso fiction, and
iuu announcement or anew work riom tier riocc
ftil pen is elieerful news to thousand of reader,
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"The Soldier's Orphan" Mrs. Stephens hns, if
nnvminsf. eciipsou mi ncr jorincr rnorin. Jiieie
Is less redundancy or pcpuo nnd action, but thrro
Is fur more nrtistfc excellenc?. nnd an elaboration
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The time selected by Mrs. Ktephens In recent, the
late war, nnd Bho pictures with tvid distinctness
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nnd maite for the prund nnd heroic ftrugqle for
imiiuuui uimyi imj pen. in un ui noMiiiiiug m
terest, the characters are graphic transcripts from
real life, stronclv ludl iduallred. and the con
trasts formed by their Individual po-cul hi rl (!,
lutmui nnu puytiicui, icnti a rure eiinrin io mis
last nnd most untuned of Mrs. iStenhenVs tjooks,"
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Silent strucules - 1 &)
The Wire's Secret- 1 SO
The Rejected Wife 1 5i)
Mary Per went - SI W
i-nfiiiion a, Miminp i i
TheOld Homestead 1 6
This Heiress - - 1 W
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ncndy-MadoClothlng, Pcifumery, Toy nnd Fancy
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JOHN II. MOYEIt.
JOYAL & ItOYElt,
Successors to
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WHOLESALE DUCGGISTl,
Importers and Denlets In
DIIUOS, JIEDICINE-l, SPICE.-, PAINTS, OILS,
OI.ASS, DYE STUFFS, Ac,
Nos. 303 nnd 311 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
ESTABLISHED 1S20.
JOHN 11EAKIUT A CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
and Dealers 111
CIIMIICAIJ5, MEDICINF-S, PATENT MEDI
CINES, SI'ICIM, PAINTS, OILS,
WINDOW GLASS,
VAKNISHES, DYES, Ac, 4C-
Southeast corner of Third and CiillowhiU Sts.,
Philadelphia.
JSTA15LIS1IE1 1S29.
G. W. CARPENTER, HENSZEY A CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 737 Market Stiect, ono door below Eighth,
Philadelphia.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISHES, DYES,
nnd every other article pertaining to the business,
of the best quality, nnd at lowest market rates.
GROCERIES, &c
G'
1.001) NEWS FOU EVEItYUODY
Owing to the lato fall In gold,
KniRAlM W. ELWELL
hns reduced his prices to suit all buyers, either nt
wholesale or retail. If you want
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, SYRUPS, SPICES,
CRACKERS, CANNED FRUIT, DRIED
FRUIT, WOO DEN WARE, FISH,
DEANS, CHEESE, FLOUR,
FEED, Ac, Ac. Ac,
give m n call. EPIIRAM W. ELWELL
JOHN STItOUP & CO.,
Successors to Htroup A Brother,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FISH,
No.StNorth Wliuvei, an t 2 North Wator St.,
Philadelphia.
JENNEDY, STAIItS &. CO.,
WHOLESALE FISH DEALERS,
Nos. 1 and 132 North Wharves,
Philadelphia.
yrEAVEE i S Pit ANKLE,
WHOLESALE GROCERIES AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
New. 2i5 and 237 Arch Street,
Philadelphia.
gCIIELL, BERGEIt & CO.,
ULL.NEHAL, COJIMISSJION MERCHANTS
Dealers 111
riflll, HALT, CHEESE, PROVISIONS, Ac,
Nos. 132 and 121 North Wharves, abovo Arch St,
Philadelphia.
Sola agents for Wilcox's Wheel Greaco, In bar
rels, keg, and cans.
E
'"JR'l'A m.lm.'n itii!1
JORDAN A ER0THER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
and Dealers In
SALTPETltE AND IJRIM3T0NE,
No 205 North Third Street,
Hillade!4ila.
QOTTltELL & AYItES,
holcsale Dealers In
FISH, CHEESE, Ac, Aa,
No. 103 North Wliarvcs,
second door abovo Arch Streot
Philadelphia,
JJ V. PETEIOIAN,
with LI 1TINCOTT A TROTTER.
WHOLESALE GROCERY, '
No. 21 North Water Street,
and No. 20 North Delawaro Avcnno,
Philadelphia.
"1 D. ItOlIHINS & CO..
IRON MERCHANTS,
NfthMit corner of Second and Vln (Street,
Phlladelrhli,
DRY GOODS.
H
UIUtAlI I'Oll CATAWJSSAI
THIS WAY FOU CA110 AINS.
Gooils lo comparo with stringency of tlio money
market. I.ook and compnro prices boforo pur
chasing elsnwlicre. Just call at tho favorite busi
ness stand of
Mi'NINCH A SIIU.MAN,
nnd you will be met by the obliging proprietor nr
thelrclcrks.ntid shown through their great variety
storo frcoof charge, of course, They will give yen
n fair chanco to spend your loose change, they
trust much moro profitably than It can bo spent
elscwhci e. Their
STOCK OF DRY O00D.S
I III Spring Is much larger lu nil Its varieties than
usual, Their
INDIES' DRESS GOODS
nro of tho nicest styles In market. They hn e a
lino assortment of
HATS. CAPS, ROOTS AND SHOES,
SUMMER CLOTHS, CASSIXE'lt,
CASSIMEKE, AND VESTINOS,
nnd numerous art Icles common to such establish,
mcuts, licsldcs n general assortment of
HARDWARE, TINWARE, QUEENSWARE,
AND GROCERIIX,
nil nt grently reduced prices. They wish to con.
dut their business on tlio system of
" PAY AS YOU GO,"
nnd they think they enn afford to sell very cheap
They return their thank. for many past favors,
and ask the future patronage of their former cus
tomers nnd the public generally.
MoNINCH A SIIU.MAN.
ItaiBKUSTEH &. lillOTIIEIt,
Importers ami Jobbers of
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
BUIRTS AND DRAWERS,
BUTTONS, SUSPENDERS,
H00V SKIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
THREADS, SEWINO SILKS,
TRIMMINGS, PORTE MONNAIES,
SOAPS, PERrUMEEY. FANCY GOODS, AND
NOTIONS GENERALLY,
Also Mauufactuier of
11UUSIIIS AND LOOKING GLASSES,
nnd Dealers In
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
11ROOMS, ROPES, TWINES, Ac
No. 300 North Third Street, nbovo Vine,
Philadelphia
s.
L. BETTLE,
with
RUSH, 11UNN A CO.,
DRY GOODS,
No. W North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
jyj M. MAItPLE,
NOTIONS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND
FANCY GOODS,
No. M North Third Street,
rhllndelphia.
J. LESTER,
Wliolcsalo nnd Retnll Dealer In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, Ac,
No. 29 North Second Street, opp. Christ Church,
Philadelphia.
JAltCIlOFT & CO.,
importers ami jobbers or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, BLANKETS, LINENS,
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, Ac,
Philadelphia.
NDUEWS, WILKIN'S & CO.,
ijeaiers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY OOODf),
No. 501 Market Street,
Philadelphia.
JOSEPH S. DELL,
juanuiuciurer or nnd Wholesale Denier In
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND
VESTINGS,
No. 11 North Third Street,
Philadelphia.
ATSON & JANNEY,
Importers nnd Jobbers of
BILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, Ac,
No. 323 Market Street,
Philadelphia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
QUlt STAHCH GLOSS
Is the only article used by
FIRST-CLASS HOTELS, LAUNDRIES, AND
'I'HUCMANDS OF FAMILIES,
It clve a beautiful llollsh.ninUIni' the iron nnu
111.,1 ,11, ... II IIIU Vltllll, oil, -in.cn IlMnilll
laoor. eioodsiiuue up Willi ll Keep clean much
longer, eonseuqently will nut wear out so soon.
IT MAKES OLD LINEN LOOK LIKE NEW.
OUU IMPERIAL 11LUE
IS THE BUST IN THE WORLD,
ji is sniuim in nam us wen a boii water, II I
i. hi 11,1,11 ii,v ni,t-i,iii-ni,-nit, unit II1UB, CUIlVWUieUI
iorm of any otlered to the public.
IT IS WARRANTED NOT TO STREAK THE
CLOTHES.
Agent wanted cvervwhrrc. to whom w ,.ir..r
extraordinary Inducements, Address
NEW YORK STARCH 0 LOSS CO.,
fep22-m-no ls Fulton Mieit.Ntw York.
JOWE, ICUSTON & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealer In
COTl'ON YARNS, CARPET CHAINS,
RATTS, WICKS, TIE YARNS, CORDAGE,
BROOMS, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
LOOK'G GLASSIW, CLOCKS, FANCY BASKETS,
TABLE, FLOOR, AND CARRIAGE
OIL CLOTHS, Ac,
No. 530 Market Street, south side,
Philadelphia.
MEADVILLE THEOLOGICAL
SClIf1(ll,.Tho I'nll leim began hentei...
. . !" '"'"'ty of Instruction consists of tour
resident ami foui- nmi..t.i.1,1 .......
tutor. Tlni objei i 1 to educate voung men Mr
thu christian Ministry. There f a pieparatnrv
i iiis nir uiosii wi.u nave not rewicd n e-eillegliito
edueatloii. tine hun.lr.-d and sixty dollars a year
siiuiln siiecinl cases, The tuHiou, uo of Library
aim tcjit.bo.Ah , arei free lu all. 'Ihe (school was
founded bj--the I'nltni Inn -,nd clirlstlan ilenoii i.
nations, but I open to all who b.-llevii lu the ill-
.vppimuioii may be mado to Rev. A. A. Liver
moie, Pun dent of tlio Board of Distinction,
MiT.ilvlllc, Pa. noW7-lv
.T,M,VI,t,f? lP. S I0 VK CLEAN.
, ffiiuHi-iimi i. ji-uri, nu oniv muni
article lor instantly cleaning Kid Gloves, f hi"
fS.',1,w!Vi''.V!!.tl1 iV'i"". "I'!"' Illu '"'' wo"
imniedliitely, H Inodoroui. lino Isittlo will
rrssr lork. nm'lhi '
SEWING MACHINES.
rpiIE FLORENCE
SEWING-MACHINES
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Salesrooms, CIO Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
While a largo number of Machines have been
ollcreil to the public, somo of lilt.1i posies points
of cxecllctice and nvknowledgcd merit, o liavo
long rclt what others have experienced, tho ne
cessity of a Machine more peifect In Us mcchaul
cal structure, combining In tho
HIGHEST DEGREE
SIMPLICITY WITH DURABILITY,
and while capablo of doing n
GREATER RANCH! OF WORK,
one that could bo easily understood and compre
hended by all,
To supply n Sewliig-Maelilnc free from tho ob
JectlonnttnclH'd toothers lias been uneasy tasks
for wo not only had to surpass oilier Machines, ns
they appeared yenrs ago, but also as Improved
from time to time by moro recent experience.
This we boldly claim ha been accomplished by
tlio llliernl expenilltuio of capital. nnd the pa
tient, untiring labor of ycarj nnd In presenting
our Mnchlno to the public, wo shall mnke strong
ns'-crtluns respecting II merits, which wo nro
prepared to subslnntlate In every particular.
Discarding the Chain and Loop, or Knit stitches,
we adopted tho
LOCK STITCH
(alike on both side of tho fabric), which Is re.
gamed by the masse ns best suited to nil kind
of work. But to meet objection sometime urged
ngilnst till favorite slltch, wo have added Ihe
Knot, Double Lock, nnd Doublo Knot, either of
which 1
STRONGER AND MORE ELASTIC
than tho Lock; thu enabling tho operator to
select n stitch
PERFECTLY SUITED
seam much stronger than It is posstblo to do by
hand.
THE FLORENCE
TOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES
with n much eno ns ordinary Machines make
ono. nnd with as Utile iruchlncry.
Tho result of repented tests ha been all we
could desire, and from It first Introduction the
Florence lm gained hosts of friends, and becu
regarded ns a
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY;
proving that Ihe public fully appreciate tho many
ndvautng combined In tho Florenco Machine.
Over all others, tho Florence must bo seen to bo
fully nppreclatcd.
We claim tor the
FLORENCE
the following
ADVANTAGES
overnny nnd all
HEWINO-MACHINES IN THE WORLD:
3-It makes four different stitches, tho lock,
Knot, double-lock, nnd double-knot, oi ono nnd
the same machine. Each stitch being alike on
both bides of tho fabrle.
Every Mneiilno has the reversible feed mo
tion, which cnaUes tho operator, by simply turn
lug n thumb-screw, to have the work run either
to the right or left, to stay any part of the seam,
or lastcn tho ends of scams, without turning tho
fabric.
.13 Changing tho length nf stitch, and from
one kind of stitch to another, can readily be done
while tho Machine Is in motion.
3- The nrcdlo Is easily adjusted, nnd docs not
skip stitches.
6"2r It 1 nlmost noiseless, nnd oan bo used
M hei c quiet Is necessary.
ii-Its motions nre nil positive! there are no
springs to get out of order, nnd its simplicity eu
nbltss any ono to operate It.
S It doe not require finer thread on the under
than for the upper side, nnd will sew across tho
heaviest seam, or from one to more thicknesses
of cloth, without change of needle, tension, break
ing thread, or skipping studies.
if The Ilcmmer is easily adjusted, nnd will
turn any width of hem desired.
O-No other Machine, will do so or at'n range
or worn a tho I- loreuco.
It will hem, fell, bind, gather, braid, onllt.
and gather and sew on a ruflle at the same time.
1 1 has no springs to get out of order, and will last
u lifetime.
-It Is fully protected anil licensed by Ella
Hoe, Ji., and our own Later Patent.
Tho fflklnt- tin nf tbe klnr.lj.tlirA'i.l U unl
" - -". -
formed liv th( Irrrt.nlfii n,lr.Titln rt n ..-lm
or uncertain operation or springs. The precision
nnd r.ccurncv u ith wlili-h itm I'lr.r,,.. .iP.i...u ,t...
thread Into the cloth Is unapproached ny nny
ouwiii,'-.iacumo hitherto ouerud In the world.
We furnish each Machine with " Barnnm'a Self-
Sewer," which guides thework itself, and is of In
calculable value, especially to iuexptile-iicc oper
ators. While nossessln? thn nWn nml ... n...
advantages, the Florence Is sold at corresponding
price with other tint-class -Machines, and a care-
,u I'.iiimiiiiuiuii win limy suustantlateall that
we have claimed for It, and Justirytha assertion
we now make, that It Is tho best Kini-hi!..M,.i,tnn
In the world.
Wo warnant every Machine tn bo nil that we
claim for It, and to give entire satisfaction, nml
vui Kivie wimcu warranty, ir requited.
Liberal arrangements made with those who hnv
to tell again. Fin titer information mav lie lm.i
by Inclosing (.tamps to the lie-ne-ral Olllcaof tho
i lorence sewlng-llaclilno Company.CIO Chestnut
Strict, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
PRICES OF MACHINES.
No. 1, Plain. This Machine make the lock
nnaitnoistitches,andhastheieverlblcfeed...503
No. 2, Florence, Gold-oru.llncntcd Machine,
wiui iniwer, nnu iignt cover, without locks
makes all the four stitches, nnd hns tlio re
versible feed
No. 3. Silver-plated Machine, ornamcntes! ;
iiiinouii.iiuisiieu walnut, with heavy half
case, lock and drawer; makes all tho four
stitches, and has the rnvt-rlbl, i r.....l aj,
No. l.-Wlver-plattd .Machine, highly oriial
inciiu-ei, mm manes all tho four sjltehes,
and ha tho teverslblo feed.
Polished mahogany table
Polished Rosewood Thhl..
No. 5. Walnut table, in oil
Mahogany table, in oil
Rosewood table. In nil
No. cl.-Walnut, oil nnlslied.....!!!!!!!!!'.','.'.".'.'"'"
.-untuuaiiy lauio
Rosewood table
O, O, EVANS, General Agent,
WO Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
EiIiIvVSnUTLKSKWNa-MA-
.1 J ( rIlM't nro MihHJrlnr tnnll nt). f-.-
i- a Mil a Avn hi vim. ;-:.:.::,;:.'.".!"!"
r. H.fV, , ,,, ''"Itl PUIII-OSES
noiseless d ,n iiieVnmd Xym 'Ski "rU "1H Cly
emi dintViiowe;.: ,'.co'len,S!la,!e:,
iy 610Rr,!w'a,;...,.
gT. CHARLES HOTEL, "
ON THE EUROPE.VN PLAN,
Nos. CO, 02, si, and CO North Third streets,
between Market nnd Arch Streets,
Philadelphia.
OHASLES KLECKNF.II,
Hnfr.
DRY GOODS, &c.
G
HAND OPENING ... .
UIIAM) Ul'I.l.iCl
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
FALL AND WINTER OOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FALL AND WINTER OOODS,
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
consisting of
eonststlng of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
D GOODS,
1) ' GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAl-S,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPJ,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
READY-MADE CLOTHiriO,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
LOOKING-GLASS E.1.
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
NOTIONS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
QUHENSWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE.
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
TINWARE,
UN WARE,
BAI.T,
HALT,
HALT,
SALT,
HALT,
FISH,
FISH,
FISH,
FITU,
FISH,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
GRAIN AND HEEDS,
GRAIN AND SEEDS,
ait.VIN AND SEEDS,
AO.
Ao.,
McKEI.VY, NEAL
McKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY, NEAL
McKELVY; NEAL
McKELVY, NEAL
CO.'S,
co.'.s,
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
CO.'S.
Northwest corner of Main mid Market Streets,
Northwest corner of Main and Market streets,
Northwest corner of Mnln nn,l M.,rt..., ...
Northwest come r nf .Mnln and Murket streels)
Northwest co rner of Malu and .Market Streets,
BLOOMsnURG, PA.,
BI.OOMSIHIRO, PA.
BLOOMSUUIUI, PA.,
BLOO.'ISUURG, PA.,
BLOOMSUUUO, PA.
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAILS,
IRON AND NAlI.-il
ente,'lU'IB,mM '" Rl rB""-t M',alwny
tit&Xtf ROADS.
T) EADIN'O ltILIlOAI).
JLV SUMJIEIt A'MtANfJEMENT.
April Si, isim.
Orent Trunk Line front the North nnd Northwest
for l'hllndiliilila, Itew.Ynik, Rending, Poltsvlll.
Tniniuiu.i, Aslilanel, Lbaniin, Allcntowti, Eastou
' Triiln lenve llnrrlslrtrg for New York ns ft,i.
lowst At it, 7: 10, nnd t':0 .M.,and 2 and e:2i)r.jt
connecting with similar train nn tlio Pcnnsy).
vnnifl Rnllrnnd, nnd nrrlvlfi nt New Yorkntftto
nnd inA.M.,niidil:liinnd ID.'Vii'.st, Bleeping Cars
ncesimpany thc3 a.m. and II. -V p.m. trains, without
I tin i Ilarrlslittrg for llendlnit, Potlsvllle, Tnina.
qua, M hiors v-lllc, Ashlnml, Pine f)rn e.AIIcntown.
nnd Philadelphia lit 7: W A.M., nl.'d 2 n tut ll:2il p.m
stopping nt Lebanon nml princlp.-tl WnySlntlons.
t lie 112" l'.sr, trnlu tnnking no close connect Intisfor
Pollsvllleor Plillnilelphla. For I'ottfrfllle, Sclnln
kill Haven, and Auburn, via Schuj Iklll and St'ij.
tiiii'hnnim Ilnllrnad, leae Ilnrrlsbuigrll I It, i-,m.
Reluming, lenve New York nt 0 AM., 12 m nnd'
P:Hi p.m. s I 'lillnilelphla at 8 A.M. nnd a.:tn p.m. Pot t.'
vlllo nt K'M A.M. and an p.m.; Ashland nt 6 and
11:11 AM., nnd liMl'.n, Tninmiun nt 0:13 A.M. Ana'
1 and ni.m r.M.
Ij iiM- Potlsvllle for Hnrrlsburg, via Sclmjikll;
and KuiUi'hnnna Railroad, at 7 a.m.
Heading Arenmislntlnii Train leave Reading at
0 A.M., retiunlng Irom Philadelphia nlo t'.M,
Columbia Italirrmd Trntns lento Rending nt fl:20
nnd 0:11 p.m. lor Epliniln, Lltlz, I'oliiinbln, Ac., Ac.
onsundn.eslcaeoNiiw York at Ki'M p.m. ; Pbiin.
delphln nt n A.M.lind&li t'.M., the 8a.m. train run
nlngonly to Rending; PottsMllent N a.m.; Tama
iiuaat7:'l'i a.m.; Ilnri lsliuri:ntH:0.'iA.M.; mid llenil.
Ing nt 1:10 a.m. fur Ilurrlsburg .anil K':-2 A,M. fok
New York, and kil p.m. for Philadelphia.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, Excursion, and
School Tickets nt reduced rutcs to and from all
points,
Bnggnge checked through. Eighty pounds ol
baggage allow ed each pnssenger,
II. A. NICOLLS, Gen.Suph.
Heading, Pa., Aptll SI, I'M.
"VTORTIIERN CENTRAL RAIL-
IS WAY.
DIRECT ROUTE NORTH AND SOUTIL
Through between Baltimore nml Rochester
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR
On nnd n Tier November 10, lsiiil, trains will leavo
ns follows!
NORTHWARD..
BUFFALO EXPRESS leave Baltimore 1M
dally; Philadelphia S:I0 P.M, ; Harrlsliurg2:(ii A.M
ilellicrlng passengers nt Norlhuitiberlaud -I:u3
A.M., for tmin nn I jn-kaw-ann.-i nnd Blooiusbnrg
Itiillroad, lenvingnt 7 A.M.. nrrlvlng In Danvilla
7:l A.M., lllisiuisburg 8:2- A:M., Kingston W:H
A.M., scrautou 12 noon,
-MAIL leaves llnltlinorii 0:li A,5I., dally (except
Suiidnvs); 1-lillndeliihla 11:.VI A.M.; Hnrrlshurg
Ifji P.M., delivering passengers nt Nmthumher
land lor train on I.acknwnnna and Illoomsburg
Italtro.id, leaving nt t::2i P. 31., roeeeiling liorttj
and nrrielnglu Wllllamnt nt Bill P.M,
l'ASl' I, INI! lease Baltimore dully (except Sun
days), l-Mo P.M. ; Philadelphia U:.V) P.M. Harris
burahl'i l':M.; Nortliumberlando:II P.M.: passen
gers by till train remain overnight nt Northum
berland leaving the following morning ut 7 A. M
arilMug InScriiiitou 12 M.
SOUTHWARD.
EXPRI!SS TRAIN lenves Northumberland UM
P.M., chilly (except Sundae si. lecelvlng passengers
leiiMug scranloiint l:l) P.M,; Plltston &S) lV.M,!
Kiiigsion 0 P.M.; Illoomsburg s:07 P.M.; arriving
lu I'hllnilelphla 7 A.M. ; Ilarrlsliurg 2:.m A.M.:
Italtlmore 7 A. M., Washington 10:20 A. M,
MAIL TRAIN have Norlhlimlieiland 10:11
A.M., dally (except Sundays), receleing passcn
gels letielng Scianton .r,:.V) A.M.; Plttstou 6:20
A.M.; Kingston ibVi A.M.; Bloomsburgs:U7 A.M.
Danville 0:il A.M.: and nrrlvlng In Hnrrlsburg
l:l-iP..M.; Plilladelphlii.'iiMP.M.; Baltimore BF.MT
lly this route trelght fiom lUlllnto, Suspension
Brltlgc, lloc-hi'.stcr, and Cauandiigua, or any Inter
medl.ilo point on tlio New York Central eau bo
shipped tlilougli, when In lull enr loads, to any
IHilutou the Laekaeennna nnd Illoomsburg Rail,
road, without lireakilig bulks. Rules of height
nnd passengers fare as low as by nny other route.
.1. N. HullAIlRY, E.S.YOUNG,
Gen'l Sttp't, Ilarrlsliurg, Pa. Gen'l Pass. Agent,
Baltimore.
ISAAC M.SCIIOEMEItllORN,
Gcn'l Western Freight Agent, Bulliila.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
X RAILROAD-Thls great linn traverses tho
nort lie-in nud northwest count les of lVuusyivnnia
to the city of Erie, or Iil:o Erie, It has been
leased nml iKiiprrntcd by tlio
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
nine oi i .iM-eiigci- irnin-t in .soi iiiumneriaiul :
Lkavi: Eastw-auii. Erie Mail Tialn. 1 1:2.1 p.m.;
'rln Express Tialn, 3Si A.M.; Elmlra Mall Train,
0:2.1a.m.
I-
10:
I.kavi: wi.sxw'Ann. Erie Mall Train, fl a.m.;
Erie Express Train, 7:11 rjf.f Elmlra Jlull Train,
l::!'i P.M.
Passenger cars run through on tlio File Mall and
Express 'i'rains without chango both ways bu-twee-n
Philadelphia anil Erie.
Ni:w Yoiik CoNNix-noN, Leae'o New York atl
a.m., arrive at Erie at I'MiA.M.; LeaeoErloat l:.Vi
f.M.,arrlve at New York at .1:10 p.m.
Elegant sleeping cms on all night trains.
For information respecting passenger business
apply at tho coiner or Thirtieth and Market
Sheet'., Philadelphia; and for freight business of
the Company's agent.
S. II. Kingston ,.Ir.,eornerof Tevelfthnnd Market
Stiect, Philadelphia: .1. W. Reynolds, Erie; Wil
liam Brow n, Agent N.C.R.lt., Baltimore.
II. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Acent, Philadelphia.
II. W. GWINNER,
General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia,
A. L TYLER,
General Snpcrlntcaelent, llliamsport.
March 22, lsui.
L
ACKA WANNA ANJD ULOOMS-
Bl'ltfl RAILROAD.
tin anil nrter March II, IsM, Passenger Trains will
run as follous:
SouriiWAiMi. Iave Pcranton at 1:10 p.. and
5:.VI a.m.; Kingston at ilp.M. niulKViA.M.; HI, mi
lium nt n:2u p.m. nud l':2u a.m. Arrive ul Northum
berland lit I):.jD P.M. and lli:.li A.M.
Niiim.iti.Le.iu Northumberland at7A.K.
and .'i p.m.; lllnnmshurg nt h:S",.v., nnd il:2S p.m.
scianloiint 11:0.1 a. M.nnd 0 p.m. Arrive at Scran
ton at 12:10 a.m. nml 10:13 p.m.
Klnrston, March li. m"' A r0NDA' Sult-
n A T A W I SiS A 1 ( AT 1 .1 ( n A n
.V,lVnrSt,'n.nr,W1,,lMM
(iot.vo SofTir.-rhllailclphla Mail at 11 a.m.:
New ork Express at 1 p.m. '
GEORGE WERT), Burt.
0
JINIRUS LINE.
The undersigned would respectfully announce to
lliocitimis of Illoomsburg nnd tho publlo geno
rally that ho Is running nn
OMNIBUS LINE
between this plnconml tlio different railroad do
potsdally (Sundays excepted), to connect with the
several trains going South nnd West on the Cetu
wissa and Wllll.imsport Railroad, nnd with thoso
going Ninth and South on tho Lackawanna and
Illoomsburg Railroad,
Ills Oinlbusi.cs are In good condition, commo
dious and comfortable, and charges rcasonablo.
Poisons wishing to meet or sco their friends do
part, can bo accomodated upon reasonable charge
by leaving timely notice nt nny of tho hotels.
JACOB. L OIRTON, Proprietor.
riHIE AMERICAN HAY KNIFE
.L, AND FORK. Wn tho un,h .-signed cltlrens
... .............. ...,,,,, nminvTl IIIU ITllll 1)1 UIIV
folks mi tho fai ni of Mr. Puisel, lu Henilin.lc
l owiishlp, on Monday, May 7, lsoi, between tlu
SLIH ItVwlu. EsV MiliiNEltACrra
lung, Pa., and the Ruiulel's Patent Hay Hook.
I lie Amerlnin Fork lifted more hav lu nnu
lau'jhl tlian the Rundcl in three. Wo aro sails-
III' 1 1 II U-ll I ttll.'i. nu ..in. .Ii I I l.n
- "... ... ......it ,ni, iiiiij in,; iiiiim ui nu
pood horses can ilrnw. We also saw It cutting
hay, nnd think It cannot bo bent as a hay knife,
and i liecrfullv recommend It as tho best hay fork
and knlm we have I'verscen.
I-. JIIJTFNIIl.NliKll, im. v, C. IlAlllUSOS,
). B. Knox, John Do K,
John Di:ikiik k, Damkl Notkr,
II. Iii(ji.i:mii.i.i:ii, Hw,vimifii PuiLskl,
MiniAi:i, Ilm.i.i.it John Woi.r.
iiicj-uisoumuumciure tlio ivlebrated Buckevo
Reaper und Slower, iilnl nlltt.r ,irl.,,l,,.i..il I ..,(...
ments, "
H. WALTER,
iJito Walter A Kaub,
Importer and Denier lu
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE,
No, Sll North Third bti cut,
between lkiconud Vln
Philadelphia.
JgENJAJIIN GREEN,
Dealer In
CAHPETINGS, WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS, MATS, Ae.,
No. SI North Second Street,
Philadelphia,
Q. W. I1LABON et CO.,
Manufacturers of
OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES,
Warolioue, No. 121 North Third Street,
Phlladolplil.i.
J H. LONOSTRETH,
PAPER-HANGING WAIIEIICUSU,
No. 12 North Third Slruvt,
llillnd-UhU,
ni