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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11
rPlain QusstlOnsfor home COusuptlOn.

Have you ever known a Democrat 10 JUS
tify a violation of the Constitution
Have you ever known stamp act enac-
ted under Democratic Administration.
Have you ever known a Democratic
President 20 suspend the writ OF habeGs COR
p~s.
Have you ever known a Conscriplion
Law 10 be passed under Democratic Ad-
miuisraiion :
Have you ever known confscation Law
TO be passed by Democratic Adminislra.
lion
Have you ever known Democratic Ad-
ministration to form New State in viola
lion of the plain provision Of the Conslilu-
ton
Have you ever known a time, except the
present, when a citizen could be incarcer-
aied 10 a dungeon without authority OF
law
Have you ever known a Democratic Ad J.
mnis,ration to compel the people of State
or The District Of Columbia to sell their
proeTty whether willing or lot
Have you ever known any Administra.
ZION except Abraham's 10 create National
debt of So ,ooOOo oOOO, in the short period
of three years
Have you ever known a time under q
Democratic Administration when a day.
labor would purchase only two pounds o.
coffee
Have you ever known a citizen to be
sent into Punishment and exile, under dem.
ocratic rule
Have you ever known time under dem
ocratic rule, when the greatest crimes, and
outrages have been committed by our rnl-
ers under plea of "mililray necessity" o.
"reasons of Slate l'
Have you before this known time
when the military was made superior tC
the civil power
Have you ever known Democratic Ad-
minislration 10 tax the people of The whole
country TO buy the negroes of the borde
! States
Have you ever known Democratic Ad
ministralioh to tax the people 10 pay the
expenses of stealing and educating the ne.
groes of the Southern States
Have you ever known Democratic Ad
ministration to ignore the rights of the
States
! Have you ever known a Democratic Ad
minis'raiion in opposition TO the Democ.
racy to leave the affairs OF the country in al
| fiourishing q condition as il found them !
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11

was not a.go:ng 10 allow himself 10 be cop
pered (caughi) by me-
{" Now swear" said he, ''that you will
never divulge this affair as long as you re-
main in the city, and we may spare your
lHe.n
told him 10 take the pistol away, and ]
would. At that, he commenced boring my
head with the weapon, twisting il back
and forth; 1 expected every moment my
brains would strew the room for the pis-
iol was at full cock, ard held in the nervous
grasp of the blood stained hand of a drunk
en- night assassin, gasped out the neces-
saFy oath, and the weapon was Withdrawn
with the advice, " You had better keep
mum.n
The gang passed the night in drinking,
aud at daylight they were in drunken
slumber stepping over their PROSTATE forms
opened the window, and swinging off the
sigh-board dropped down to the pavement,
and wont home. never heard any thing
said about the murder, it being policy for
me TO keep silent; for was a stranger in
the city. aud met some one of the gang
nearly exery day during residence OF TWO
years in the Turkish capital.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11

The lady FASTENED 10 open a bottle and
Rs she placed two tumbIers before her on
the sideboard, che put in one very
powerful emelic Filling the glasses with
the foaming ale, she handed ono to her hus-
band
Suspicion came cloudily upon his mind
She never before had been so kind when
he was drunk. He looked at the glass
raised it TO his iips-then hesitated.
"Dear, w-won't you just taste mine, TO
make it sweet-sweeler % said he.
"CertainIy, love- replied The lady, taking
q mouthfal, which she was careful not TO
swallow
Suspicious vanished, and SO did the ale,
emelic and all, down the throat of the sati s.
fed husband Alter splitting out the taste,
the lady finished her glass, but seemed 10
no hurry TO retire. She fixed foot-iub OF
water before an easy char, as If she intend.
ed to battle her beautiful little feet Bot
email as were those feet there wasn't water
enough in the Tub TO cover them. The
husband began to feel sick, and he wanted
to retire.
"Wsit only few minutes, dear" said
his loving spouse, al want TO read the news
in this afternoons paper | found in my
pocket"
few more minutes elasped and them
and then, oh ye gods, wba, a time. The
husband was pl aced in an easy chair.
He began to understand Why the tub was
there, and he soon learned what allied him
Suffice tito say, that when he rose from
! that chair The brick had left his hat. II
hasn't been there since. He says he'll
never drink another iulp of scotch ale, bul
he is death on lemonade He loves bis
wife better than ever.
Reader, this is true story.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11
a FORTUNE FOR ALI!
EITHER MEN Or WOMEN

NO HUMBUG, bat an ENTIRELY NEW
thing. Only three months in this countryl
No clap-trap operation to gull the public,
but a genuine money making thing Read
the CircuaT of instruction once only, and
YOU will understand il perfectly. A Lady
has Just written to me that she ia making
as high as TWENTY DOLLARS SOME
DAYS giving instructions in this ar.
Thousands OF Soldiers are making money
rapidly at it, Il is thing that takes better
than anything ever offered You can
make money with il no me or abroad-on
steam boats or railroad cars, and in the
country or city. You will be pleased in
pursuing II, not only because i: will Yield
handsome income, but also in conse-
quence of the general admiration which 10
eIicits. Il is pretty much all profit. A
mere uifls is necessary 10 start with
There is scarcely one person oEt Of
thousands who ever pays any attention 10
advertisements of this kind, thinking thew
are humougs. Consequently those who do
send for instructions will have a broad
field TO make money IN. There is class
of persons in this world who would think
that because they have been humbugged
out Of dollar or so, that everything that
is advertised is a humbug. Consequently
the Try no more. The person who soc.
ceeds is the Que that keeps on trying until
he hits something that pays him.
This aFl cost me ons thousand dolaTs,
and expect 10 make money ont of ii-and
all who purchase the ART OF me will do the
same One Dollar sent to me will insure
the prompt return OF card of instructions
in the art. The money VW Be returned 10
those not satisfied.
Address WALTER T. TINSLEY,
No. Park Place, New York.
Oct. 81, 1se3-5m.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11
gboire poetrp.
The Old FARMHOUSE.

Atihe foot Of the hill near The old red mill,
Lib quiet, shady spot,
Just psepins through. half hid from view,
Stands Little moss grown cot:
And stfaying through, al The open door,
The sunbeafns play on The sanded floor.
The easv chair, ali patched with care,
Ia placed by the old hearthsicne
With watching grace, in ihe old FIRE place,
sIhe evssereens are slrewn,
And pictures hang on the whitened wall.
And the old clock licks III The cottage ball.
More lovely sill, on the window-sill,
The dew dyed flowers rest
While 'miitt the leaves, on the moss-grown
The marlin builds her nest leaves,
And ali ds. long the summer breeze
Ia wllisp,sriDg love TO the bending trees.
Over the door, all is covered Ger
With a s,u.k OF dark green baize,
Lien nusl;si old. whose worth. is told
In the ev,sn,s oil other days
And the polsder flask and The hunters horn
Hare hnag beside il Tor many morn.
For years have fed with noiseless tread,
Like fairy dreams away,
And left in their fiight, all shcrn Of his might
A. iaihef-.-old and gray lhair,
And the soft wind plays with his snow white
sAs Ihe old .llan sleeps in his easy chair.
In al the deer, on the sanded floor,
Light. tairy footsteps glide,
And q maiden iaiF with faxen hair,
Kneels by the old mans side
An old oak wrecked By the angry storm,
While the ivy clings 10 It's trembling form.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11
Advice to Young Men.


A LADY who signs herself "a Martyr 10
Late Hours" offers the following sensible
suggestions TO yonng men
Dear gentlemen between the ages Of
"eighteen and foHy-hve," listen 10 few
words Of gratuitous remarks. When you
make social call of an evening, on a
young lady, go array at a reasonable hour,
Say you come at o'clock, an hour and
half is certainly as long as the most fascin-
aIing OF you in conversation can, or TaiheS
ought, to desire to use his charms. Two
hours, indeed can be very pleasantly spent,
with music, chess or other games to lend
variety but, kind sirs, by no means stay
longer. Make shorter calls aud come often
er. a eirl-,hai is, sensible, true hearted
eirl--will enjoy it better and really value
your acquaintance more, just conceive
tie agony of girl who well knowing the
feelings Of father and mother upon the sub
jeci, hears the clock strike ten, and yet mus,
SIT on the edge Of her chair, in mortal terror
lest papa should pu, his Oft repeated threat
in executon-lhat of coming down and in
vning the gentlemen 10 breakfast And
we girls understand il all by experience,
and know what It is n dread The Prognistic
of displeasure. In such cases sigh of re-
lief generally accompanies the closing Of
the door behind the gallant, and one don't
get over the feeling Of trouble till safe in
the AIMS of Morpheus. Even then some
times The dreams are troubled with some
phantom of angry father and distressed (ior
all psrties) mother; and all because a
young man tgiH make longer call than he
ought to- Now young gentlemen friends,
I'll tell you what we girls will do. For an
hour and hall we will be most itresislibIy
and fascinating then beware, monosylla-
bic responses will be all you need expect.
And if, when the limits shall have been
passed, startling query shall be heard
corning down stairs, "Isn'i it time to close
up ~ you must consider il a righteous
punishment, and taking your hat, meekly
depart--a sadder, and, it is to be hoped, a
wiser man. Do not get angry but the
mex, time you come be careful 10 keep
within lust pounds. we want 10 rise carry
these pleasant mornings, and improve the
''shining hours y bat when forced TO be up
at such unreasonable hours at night, ex-
hausled nature will speak, and as nslura
consequence, with the utmost speed II
dressing, we can barely get down 10 break.
fast in time 10 escape a rePrimand iron
papa, who don't believe in beaux- as
though he never was young-and mild
reproying glance from mama, whc under
stands little better her daughters feelings,
but must still disa2prove outwardly, io
keep up appearances. And, now, young
men think about these things, and don't
/ for piivs sake don't-throw down you
paper with "pshaw !" but remember Ih'
/ safe side of ten.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11
10 " sOFTLY.
How softly on The bruised heart

How softly on the bruised heart
word OF kindness falls,
And 10 the dry and Parched soul,
The moistening tear drop falls
Oh, if they knew, who walk the eattht
Mid sorrow, grief and pain,
The power a word OF kindness hath,
'Twere paradise again.
The weakest and the poorest may
This simple pittance give,
And bid delight 10 witheTed hearts
Return again and live
On, what is life il love be lost :
II mans unkind 10 man
Or what 10 heaven that waits beyond
This brief and mortal span
As stars upon the tranquil sea
liz mimic glory shine,
So words of kindness in the heart,
Reflect the soul divine
O,then be kind, who'er thou ART
That breaihest mortal breat,
And il shall brighten all thy hie,
And sweeien even death.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11

A young soldier in the Army of the Poto-
mac, writing to friend in Boston, modest
ly requested needlebook, having los! his
at Gettysburg. The article was forwarded
in due time, and raped in the folds was a
card Photograph OF General Mcclellan. In
acknowledging the gift, the soldier writes
---iThs picture OF Mcclellan is very fine
looks very natural /; all that is waning is
the smile. IL did my eyes good to see it
1t had to go the rounds of ;heregiment, and
from the old members received six hearty
cheers"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11

EDITOR OF THE STAR,-Deor Sir -
With your permission wish TO cay TO The
readers Of your paper that ! will send by
reium mail TO all who wish 1t, (freel Res
ceipe, with full directions for making and
using a simple Vegetable Balm, That win
effsciualiy remove, in 10 days, Pimpies,
Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities
OF the Skin, leaving the same soit, clear,
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald
Heads or Bare Faces, simple directions and
information that will enable them 10 start
a full growth of Luxnrient Hair, Whiskers.
or Nonstache, in less than 80 days. All
applications answered by return mail with
oul charge Respectfully yours,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
No. s3I Broadway, New York.
August 90, 1s63.-3m.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11

PREsrlcE says the negro troops are so well
supplied with colors By the Abolitionists
that they have double right TO be called
the colored regiment.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous De-
billy, IncompelencY, Premature decay aud
Youthful error, sctnated by desire TO ben
eft others, will be happy to furnish to all
who need ii, free of charge, the Recipeand
directions for making the simple Remedy
used in his case. Those wishing TO profit
by his expsrience-and possess valuable
remedy-wiIl receive the same, by return
mail, carefully sealed by addressing.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No 60 Nassau Street, New York.
4ugns, o6- 1863 SIN.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11

A young lady in Milwaukee, suing for
damages for breach of promise, declared IN
evidence that four aboriions had been pro-
cured upon her.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11

A wag writes thai he has postponed the
draf. in order TO visit Canada.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11

The counties of Preble, Butler, and Mont
somery, which constitute the Vaiandigham
election district OF Ohio, gave him major
iiy for Governor.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-11-11

SELF defence is the clearess Of all lawss
and for tLis rsasou-iavyers don't maks II.
, 1863-11-24
4 Positive Cure for Dyspepsia

1,esr what NJ. John Bahccck saJs:
No 1874 Otter EIx7Kr.}
PH1IApkLPHIA. January 2 EG3.
IR W1euArr-a1s: It u WITH Euch DleAuza that
an row able 10 nfotm yoa tnAt By the use Ct yoc1
Great American Dy,pepsia P11s 1ha'o been entsrey
cured Of that nost dstreea!cg coEpa:r:. d5s1e.a ia
haa been grlayouslY AFFLICTED for sta 1aas tvansy'
eteh; eszs and 4or tea rars Of that time had not
been ire fton it, paIa enc week It tine. 1hs7e
n.d teIn ~ warat form. aud have dragged On nost
rr1sersble e1Is,erce-in pain d27 AID hight. Kva'y
kid OF food that ste nl'ea me uith Wind sd pAa
ttrattsred not now Light CT tev II al tee Q1-aatS.
t. n1tnued telctiug vss s1:e TO fol5H. n&a ~
appetite tor any K11ds at uea. whatever aSo ~ u
t1esa VIZ 70 crest for FeTeEal notsa6 oe!ofo ae@4
OF your Pills, that frequently ~sshea 1of ueAta.
.aa tkke. everything TIN: had heard e1 tot oJs2sp
Tia, without ,eceisipg any beDeht: ous % suus ~.
betuv recommended 20 e By or3 fao beeo co4ta
hv ,hem. cencloeen 10 xlJo tasE &slAts aIoonkn
h-lno fa1ta in ltam 70 my ast1niaaH e1s l 1ouua
1.a,y ,etlue better nefore had taksn ous fourth
~ to1. .nd. attes takt' /, half boz. An \ WILL
w,Y. ND cAa EAT AS11HIz9 W1aH. aad eo3oS
n,.r.y meal ,hrss t2ea dsJ. without ncouVsuienca
MT 4, a,y thinxI eas az1sk. II 1oN think proper
ycu a1e n Je:y ska this pub ic and Fefer 70 MT
v cheerfu1ly give Ill shn dsstrabls infoE nation
sny ono wso Iay caM on na -...-
Yours. respectfully. JOHN B. BABCoEA.
The DJspepsla Pira VIII b. promptly sens bJ 1nA
on receipt Of yna prica. D:suct erdestto
, 1863-11-24
DYSPEPSIA.
Great american Dyspepsia Pill.

We may say With safety that IN uireY CAGES ont OF
every hundred that Gle With co1 umpuos. had At 1ss
only dyspepsia. Dgspepsa QalckIy lays the fouada-
ton Of other ttseases o. which are Of tho most
tatal character. Dyspepiai Is ephAcAlly II d4esae
tha: takes rom Us ne hracIax saIuli Of anb.uan
and rope s4cn1.tes and uants III tor the enterprise
ofrfa Wossy to the kck. and to phJaiclana ofeveEy
zct onl that III Dr. WHhart's Great A.norca Dyspep
e,a PHI aad P,1e T1eo Tar Cordial tners u cusetor
Aevo1tt cGes Ct d7spetaiA-
Dr.. W.rha1t has treated In the past twenty yeatk
$500 nine thousand three hundred and ninety ps-
tietts for d5BpepAk IN ita Tarl3us foE11s. and IN
eyery where the t d5tine was taken ~ d1sected
It nxds perfect cure. Anumbef OF tho 4oovecAse
tsd been tzestod by the moat eninsnt phyar1aus Ii
thI country md Kurope.
, 1863-11-24
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
TRANSPORTATION.
p71rU OF TIE DBror QuA1zkRxA9IxR,f

DfT1QE OF T8E DtfDT %uA&zkKAAk1M&~& =
FssaEza sEaEF fESFtEs fsa;-i s os0s
u years aar S III III 1 oa tSo sesVtus
I'd a1sy s
q 1Ss xesf g n of 1se
e nsss & E; q III
"a sss III i: IL ~ "a
as 81 id aG9 Es nsas e s,a
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81 es!Ss!.ssS I; r. as'os;ss sss!{
St5Es Us; ss 81 { sS 3 1 e.
Tessitofy % Fost Called md 70 apy :he. POINT q
IL S i 8ss Ss2 II 5as e. a
.te7es n eaeh q tss mostas on aps0 to s=ptehes
espet Is nsy - ests slhea Il 10 Territo:y oI Nex
i Reia Il IL
l: q r ~ i q a
ssss: 81 sss & sSsTsSs: Ill q s:
"a & = bstzs s ss ses K 9S
pounds On Louts 10. :. snd oooo poanda oa hou*
81 sdcoza: pc: cent.ke r1n 30 ps.a ,oE the traaa
posfatop oibEcoa. .hssd bfead plIa lnnbes. ah-E's;
tidde1s mast fi7e their n.nsss n I'll =. xsq :, =
s g g 5ssa II Z s &C. a
oolls1s. a:Ened By two Or more iespoa1ne pexso.aa
fsats easessa Ps5pess5 e - ESs: P59Rss
IA. saoofdancs With the teruaa Of thls ADVERTISE
Tas azo1pt Of boods required VIII be ss sono.s;; i,
On Reute No aSSs
S...x Iysn.
, 1863-11-24

Ican only give ateW Of the many thousands OF eet'
tatAtes an recsiviag in favor Of this great nedt
ciuo: but Ihsye had quantity Of tnau publisaedin
circular form, which I send fras on application.
whether ycu conclude to giTa the meaicise a'a1 OF
1ot send fcs circular. Prics Fifty Csnts. and ons
po.1sr Z bottle.
Prepared only By the proprietor.
DE- Lac. W1sHART.
PtlAdelphtA. Pa.
Sold BY all p1ugGisa- ..
HuL1AMB. GUMP. Dayton. o. Western Whole
sa1a Agent.
sold Ia Chicago By LoRD = sHrrH. sH1rH d
DWYRR ], Il. REED 4 co FULLRR. FIHJH d
FULLER. BUREHAA d BAITH. GALK BR08,. and
W. P. WHITE.
, 1863-11-24
MEN OF uLIN01SI

Yoa arc ax1fa gar.ntoasd- - raIU aFoAnd -
dear Gid Flax Tour spoas1Aeous a1d xt9f@2
aSsry esn .af your esan:I: 1nnS.s9.o.s tsss.e -
6rethsea si:esdY in TIE ned 40 othsf sasta b1a .
pond leeotd IT, 1so. no9 4, r sssa1f y N r. 80 ss. e
ttsl~sss sona o. theKspub1tc- 4 !av blows As<e -
T1eeon ales TIA sndia nesr.' Your eoaAfEy 5Ea9
tlo hassle scsx. ID hsree4 tho, @ hundred EAsE9
nc,ds have N ado tns nAne nS nnoMEAA Z tdffo6 ~
J7u vir7 aoeraitty wortny allka Of h:F Hsns1ae -
"a Vii Yes mcru al adnY1ng runoVa ulnof1a11l tousa
nels .Eain ~ hunareda .nd tooata1aA A1A s4&s&
Bc1aeyton TO III dUst .tcFeyeF. 70. lyta8 a dy1E
II III ibis CorI1nuwes.th ard tha Repuollc nsss YuG,
JAMk& OAkH.
Lent Colonel Ah q, 4 Cavalry.
oe15 oc04su1 A. A. Eso Mar f4&n III.
, 1863-11-24
BLTEDIHG Ar TIE LUNGS.
BLEEDING AT TIE LUNGS.
BLRE1lH6 At TIE LUNGS,


DE-. W1tHAHr- sir: return my gsasefu1 tta9ks fsr
Il q o!scoye1y you bare made II making nedicfno
nat vii cnra Inflammation Of ths lungs nd liver
complaint. When commenced to asa your PING Tree
1s1 Cordial wss to al spoessances near my sraEo
Itad beon 1or length Of TINS splitting plocd. and
would 1t times yonlt It. Ny ph5sietans tfo. Gu
Moved tvo) pronounced no past cnse: bat my lister
had n, nd you- Pua 1see Tar Cordial which did her
so much Eood that she prevailed OF Es, a last r.
tourcs to Try and. shaak God Ieonamencsd TO usa
It. / have taken twelve bottles. and an perfectly
cured ard an ready and willing that any pessoa who
Is slck ahculd call on me-. and viii tel them what
your Cordial has done fcr nc. Al ny hte1ds and
reIghrcrs wera utterly astontasd A. tn7 srsod5 1s'
trrn To nes1th for they had ceen ms wont: blood in
c1et,ed state frequently. Publish my caaa for Eant
avery rc4son Who Ia sut ring a. to Know ofYoo
tnya,uahIs Medicine. respectfully
JOHN TEEDIH,
C,ease 1t, slx doors aboYs Richmond st.. Pnl1s. .
, 1863-11-24

loutatu.nk oea.lx go ges e1d 1s2 ma E1stss s.d
EckrAy1nER OF the Antony Of tho 60xuM OfEnnS u
aAte Ut Health and Disease. With Trear'se On 6ei'.
Abusa. Its Utptoyabla eouscqnelcea Gvon the KIND
and Boty, With tho Author PlAo OF Tre1tEdnt-thc
orl, rtronh1 AID e1Iccssful node Of c1rc. ~ aaoF1
~ fhn reEaEs Of cases ues:ea trotatG ady1seI to
ente1ts.n eonba ot their pny.sea! GO. uen; Sc SECT
tA Of postage to nry 4ddresS. on receipt Q! csnts
= stamps OF peenl currency. by addressing Dr. La
EtAlx. No. 81 kalGau Lane, hlb&ay. y. 7.
, 1863-11-24
TRUTHS THAT DEFY COM
E rETFTION-Rtaa The toa.astng fAcs4 n @ Esaa

sTa then ~ iii has &ny saus1 ln tae world:
hi, ase - 1.aeas "a bso1ns ~ sas1ra <epI-
CIT q applied = teE m,s Ests I: iesxss II y Glo..
It cortntn1 no coI.onve trgred.n1ts: and lAnly. II
1rsentcr ca.lanees tisl between this 6fu sna Sny
hAnracturad b ]. HEIBTADORO. AttoF Ao4se.
fsU York Nois eTeIy wnsre. 1nd Applied D ~ A4sf
Eizn hp13-b59 In
, 1863-11-24
1858. THE 1868s
PENNSYIVANIE+ CENTRAL /, !
A0K NXaRM6 IAan h1h sfHARK.

1858. THU l558s
PEHEsYLvAK1t. CENTRAL Z, )
e2k allez Dsxhls reask.
= saam . 80. s.ee vim Y detaae41 et n.s*rt.
sddsd aaay iaProvs! ea.. during the rear ~: =
F r x E5nfE ! ~ e e 3 sss SEE % 4 e
H5oS / rt50e biNasscd. sad eauzfl7 ..re 5c7: -:
sHnm DAILY xHA1Ha FROM
FITrsBURaH TO PHnADELTEi
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