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tem Advertisements.
TIVE WOOD MOVING MACHINE

THE WOOD MOVING MACHINE
oncf this we known popular Mower for the harvest Of
i-6a knowing NJ history for % years In the
pastl with catire confidence.
u Is known by three distinct names, The Wood Now
cr" Little Giant" aud Prize Mower" The lasttwo
Il Justly entitled TO- Tor mo- Moving Machine sroHger,
better made or better adapted to long life Il has
drawn more prizes In this country and the Old World
than any Other Mower and besdes there mauufc
turcl and sold than from any other house
Germ n the world The Wood Moving Machine Estah-
lislmcnt at Hoosick Falls y. v, employs over nine
hundred men, and are now manufacturing from the raw
matcris hundred per day They iearraufef
second 10 none To- give success and satisfaction.
They can he obtained of me or my agents alan extraa
nom mo aud from JOHN y. DEWEY,
Montpelier.
Those wishing extras for the Old Farmer shoald order
nom me, j. r. PERRY
Waterbury, June o., 1904 1877
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CuRRANr AND GoosEBERRY WoRMs.-The
Rutland Herald says that DR.. Charles II. Ad-
ans of that town has found remedy for the
worms which so frequently destroy the leaves
Of the currant and gooseberry bushes, which
is simple, cheap and within the power of
everybody to secure and has never failed to
prove dead shot" when it has been admin
istered according to the recipe, which is as
follows
"Recipe-Take of common soft soap one
part and water ten parts. Dissolve the soap
thoroughly and apply to the bushes with a
Watering pot early in the morning
IL is important that the directions should
be strictly followed. The Manchester Journal
endorses il as follows:
"The above remedy has been tried in this
village, and has proved eiectual in every in
stance"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

TuE DEArn or KING TnEoDoRE.-A French
traveller gives the following highly romantic
description Of the death of King Theodore of
Abyssinia The writer processes to have been
always on friendly terms with the deceased
monarch, and was opposed to the English ex-
petition:
Theodore did not commit suicide. Hav-
ing witnessed the destruction of his army and
having searched death in vain amid ball and
she'll, when he saw the head Of the enemy's
columns crown the breach he understood that
his last hour had come he saw that resistance
was impossible and that he was about to be
made prisoner This reflection made him
roar trugir.) If the English captives had
still been in his power their death would
have been certain In a fit of fury, or rather
madness, he ordered their determination, for
getting that they were free in the English
camp. On seeing his power Aeeting from
him with the blood of his soldiers, contempla-
ting his Empire destroyed his dynasty over
turned, his reign finished, two streams of tears
coursed down his checks; the muscles of his
face and chest were contracted with pain, and
his limbs writhed in mute despair. His bitter
suiierngs should atone for many ofhis crimes.
Two balantcheras, pistol in hand, stood silent
ly waiting his order. lie gave his will to
Emgheddo Crossing his arms over his
breast he prayed then with hollow voice
he repeated several times, Ethiopia Ethio-
pa my wife my childrenr The gate,
trembling under the blows of the ASSISTANTS,
was giving way. Proudly raising his head,
Theodore drew his sword to perish like Eu-
ropean. In the bosom of the Trinity said
be to the balanteheras, fire. They both
aimed at his head, but Emgheddos courage
failed, aud his arm fell inert. Area alone
obeyed, and his bullet broke the skull of AZ
rica's brayest warrior. The balantcheras re-
manned by the body of their master expecting
death At this moment the gate was broken
in, and the English soldiers, drunk with blood
and carnage, rushed forward. Emgheddo
showed them the lifeless body of Theodore"
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THE
TTONAL TRUST COMPANY,
oF THE CITY Oh NEw YORK,
No. BIG BROADWAY.
n...4.l nNn NfIII TnN moi NDN

Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTERED by THE STATE
DARIUS Il. MANGAN Prcst. JAMES MERRILL, Secy.
Receives Deposits and allows POUR PER CENT IN
rERHSr all Daily Balances subject cheak Sight
SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six Months more, may be
made at FIVE per cent. The Capital Of ONE MILLION
DOLLARS Is divided among 500 Shareholders
prlsing many gentlemen of large wealth and financial
experience who also personally liable to depositors
for all obligations Of the Company double the
Of their capital stock As the NATIONAL TRUST co.
receives deposits in large small amounts and permits
them be drawn a whole IN part by CHECK AT
sIGIlT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing iuislsft on
al Only balances, parties throughout the country
keep accounts In this Institution with special advantages
Of security, convenience aud profit I-.ll-daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

Mn. TAPLIE BEATEN Geo. W. Farnham,
Esq, of Wiliamstown, hands us an egg which
weighs four ounces, and three which weigh
eleven ounces. He goes to the head. Who
nsxtS
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State Matters.

sor, and Brown, lad only 10 years Of age.
was sent to the Reform School for a term of
five years.
The Burlington Times says, one Of the
pair Of mammoth oxen owned by Post a Dun
shee, died yesterday morning. They were
said to be the largest in the country Of their
age, and have been on exhibition for year
past in various sections. The pair was vail
ucd at $4,000, and were insured the past
season for $4,000 but the insurance expired
in March last and was not renewed.
The following persons have been recently
appointed Station Agents upon the Vermont
Central and Vermont Il Canada Railroads
Carlos G. Stevens, Alburgh Springs Henry
b. Sherman, Georgia Ebcnczer Il. Bowman
Colchester; John Lincoln Jonesyille; Henry
Whitcomb, Bolton and Lucius Webb, San
dusky.
Another destructive fire has occurred in
Rutland, destroying the old Bakery building,
opposite the Bnrdwel House Mr. Davis.
| the owner, had $4,000 insurance on the build
ing and Horton q Webster, the occupants.
/ $500 ON stock We regret to learn that
/ Col. r. Proctor lost $1,000 worth of wool.
with but s2500 insurance.
deputy Collector Chase Of st. Albaus,
got hold of couple of New Workers, ladies,
engaged in the business Of smuggling, on the
oh, and with them about 81 Is worth of silks
The ladies, as soon as they found trouble, tel
egruphcd to "a couple Of gents in Montreal
who came on ana were also ' seized but one
has managed to escape
nDePo'y ~ - Marsn% flanagan DeP-
uy Vol'e'to'3 ,nn'c' uo" ana Hl ID, last
"eeh' se''ghei 'ne premises OF =. :; N'nsiey'
%, ilyIo arr e , ior slnuss,'u s'9'-, luey
succgVuc" ~ huu'''g TWO VauS Oh on o' o'o'es'
5,,r,io,i . ,',', t
, ,La S' "' II, '' '' '' ''' '''
rn:. " 49,.
-- IlllN w OuN OF Nulin lNiuIrrI, y T., has
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CRIsTApoRo,s DYE.
1902. 1917. 1865.

In ls11 the grandfather Of DR.. Tobias introduced the
VENETIAN EMINENT in England. 1t was a success
although the price was Guinea Bottle, Ills late Mai
esiy william ". used it for Chronic rheumatism, and
entirely cured after suffering for two year, his at
tending physicians being unable to effect cure aud he
wrote letter OF thanks which in possession my
uncle in Liverpool have offered sloo sterling for that
letter. but it refused In 81 put 1t out In the L.
s. and now, in 1865 the sale immense. Thousands Of
families are never without IT, Il is safe and innocent TO
apply externally take Internally. For % Yeas Ihaye
warranted it to the following complaints Cholera
Diarrhea Dysentery, Group, Collie, Cramps Vomiting
and Sea Sickness taken internally, and Chronic Rheu
matism, Burns, Cuts Bruises, Old Sores. Toothnehe
Frosted Fcet swellngs Insect stngs, and pains in the
Chest Back, Limbs, externally ltnevorlls, f used
as directed for Cholera Dysentery il is certain Il
used when first attacked No trying IL, will
ever be without it. sold by Druggists. Price Pny
Cents and one Dollar Depot, Ia Park Place, n
ls2l-duW
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PRicEs. -Beef Ca,ae--Extra fat and heavy premium
oxen, tii9 $40 hrst quality slio9 a -! second
iO0 Ms on total weight Of hide taow and dressed beef
! few choice single pairs soOo a 5000" Bulls &c,
Borliug orens215 N s3el 4, pair or according to their
value as beef. Handy Steers, ~ a. s3lO.
Mica t0icsfair quality, si5 7ui extra good, s75 IA
il0, with OF without calves may be agreed hrroW
siores.-Yeqrunr soo a ooi tvo-year. old, soo@oo
shesb and Laasb,-I@ 4 cts, extra aooocts v ID on
i've weight or s0OO@O.oO v head. shorn ~ a %.
SAetes.-Wholesale a. 9 ets.i retail, n y cts
D. Fat Hogs ct n 9le Y h. Spring Pigs $40 a. sl5
Teai caires--ss ale Y head.
Hlis brighton q a 10 cts. country lots, a 81 cts
Taiiow.-si az cts " ID. Country lots a 40 s cts
Pes nth wool. on, s1.2i6D $50. Country lots, dry,
% "a 81 Lambs so shorn, PIC.
EEuAREs-Of the 1850 cattle at market, from
Maine, 90 from New Hampshire, s. from Vermont, 10
from Massachusetts, ~ from Connecticut 1860 from tho
Western States and 81 from Canada OF these 5s Of the
New England and some 81 Of the Western at Cam
bridge. The city beef trade during the past week has
been rather better than II was the week previous Near
Is Of the Western cattle arrived last saturday and
we're sold very readily and at rather better prices than
last week Al Cambridge under the impression that on
ly about Is many more expected at Brighton on
Tuesday, rather better prices obtained than one
week ago for most Of the Northern stock which was not
Of very good quality There were few grass fed young
cattle and COWS Of rather slim quality at a. Pc per
H. Oxen according to quality IS lie per 10. With one
or two pairs at i4i "a lilc per h. The 81 dislery fed
cattle sold at 10 "a be 70 % sk except bulls at
ste per H. g. W Drownell sold good pair Of Vermont
oxen for $3.50 nearly c per h. and cows and young
cattle at To 2lc per M. u. Goodrich sold two
at 3c two stays estimated to dress 1850 lbs. and four
cows for S225, about M Per no.
At Brighton the arrivals Tuesday amounted 10 over
90 instead Of sou and trade favored the buyers The
quality Of Western good and most were heavy.
The drovcrs anxious 20 realize and 20 do was
disposed 10 make such give the butchers
beef last weeks prices. Considering the season and
the weather. the supply proves large Trade however
brisk yesterday afternoon, and tho market closes
with the general impression that the present prices
hardly he sustained The number Of sheep and amhsat
Caiabridge was about 40 The sales were effected more
readily than last week several lots Of shorn yearngs
were sold at about a. per head, from to o. cts per
h. No Western sheep were received at Br ghion There
lOd Maine lambs, rather small and thin, offered Of
$3.50 per head averaging at market &c his each live
weight cts. per Ii. were offered store hogs or pig
quite dull.
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80
4 CARD.

a Clergyman while residing In South America as
missionary discovered a safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of the
Urinary and seminal Organs and the whole train Of dis
orders brought by banofnl and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy Prompt
ed by desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate
will send the receipt for preparing and using this medi-
cine in sealed envelope to any one who needs IT, Free
Of charge. - -
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
IG.2s. Now York Clly
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

TU0TVNT NTN0NT
The very important and extensive improvements which
have recently been made In this popular Hotel the
largest In New England enable the proprietor 10 offer
10 Tourists Families, aud the Travelling Public, accnmo-
datons and eonvenionccs superior 10 other Hotel in
the city During the past summer additions have heen
made OF numerous suites Of apartments, with bathing
rooms water closets, etc. attached one of Tufts mag
nihoent passenger elevators the best ever constructed
CONVEYS guests 10 the upper story Of the house In
minute the entries have been uewly and richly carpet
ed and tho entire house thoroughly repcnishod and
furnished making Il, Ia all ~ appointments, equal to
any hotel In the country,
Telegraph Onice Billiard Halls and Gaze on the first
floor LEWIS RICE son,
May /, ls6s-i223 d3taw Propretors.
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EIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS

% rHE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,
Bearing Six Per Cent. Per Anuum.
PRINCIPAL and INTEREST
EXPRESSLY piyAntrN
& o l. d { o I "
or THE UNITED STATES
These Securities based upon the most favored portion
VI the
Great National Pacific Railroad Line,
representing the hrs claim thereon and which rest upon
valuable aud productive property furnished BY an
equal amount Of the Government Bonds, and a similar
amount private Capital Net Earnings, Donations ETC.
They have thirty years 10 already taken In large
amounts for steady investments both In this country and
In Europe, and favoraby regarded being among
the worry be and afs Corporate obligations offered this
Continent and believed to be against all ordi
nary contingencies.
The Bonds Of 81 EACH with semiannual coupons
attached, payable In New York city In January and
July, and offered for sale At
/ 03 Per Cent. aud Accrued Interest.
In currency from the date Of the payment Of the last
coupon AZ The present Tates Of gold they yield
nan Eight per rent upon the Hrstusut with the prospect
Ola steady appreciation Of the premium upon the Bonds
The Company have built and In successful opera
on $50 miles " road both slopes Of the Sierra Nsva
da mountains Including by far the most difficult and
pcnsve portion Of the whole. They have also UMPIRE
codcnted force extending the track into the salt Lake
Basin, the middle of which will he reached in Autumn,
making more than 3lo miles In operation. Several inn
porant tributary Branch and connecting Roads pro-
ioctcd and being built and the prospect IA fair that
the continuous
Through Line Across the Continent
r b, Computed sa,iy in ls7o or about two years FROM
tiis time
The Net Earnings from Local Business merely for the
past car upon les thar loo miles operating under tenn
porary Disadvantages, amounted TO sis7 eo in gold,
the operating expenses and the Gross Earnings for
the first Quarter Of the year 20 per cent
greater than for the period in 1907 II l. estimated
that the Net Earnings for is6s will reach s2,5Oo0OO,
which, after dcductng interests payments ESTIMATED at
less than 81 40 0n0 applied 10 Construction purpo-
Besides further Subscription the capital stock.
and other Resources the Company will be receiving from
the United States Government its 30year Six per cent.
Bonds the rate Of $1,000 per mile and are therefore
enabled TO carry forward the enterprise with the utmost
confidence and vlsor
The Company reserve the right to advance the
price any time but all orders actually IN frnsifH at
the time Of such advance will be filled at the present
price.
We receive all classes of Government Bonds at their
full market rates, IN exchange for the Central Pacific
Rauad nonds thus enabling the holders realize from
to 10 per cent profit and keep the principal u their
Investments equally secure.
Orders and inquiries will receive prompt attention
Information, Descriptive Pamphlets otc., giving full
the ORGANIZATION. prOproea. business and
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which posessos good points than any other Mower
yet invented presented % The public or the hayug
season Of i-- with several aud Important improve
mcnt' which add greatly 10 its practical value iof New
England farmers. u isuI
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LIST OF LETTERS,


TINE RIEs ALL THINGsn and has proved that DR.,
Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry Is the remedy par ex-
celouce for the euro Of coughs colds Group whoopng
cough bronchitis asthma, phthsic throat and In
auenza 1t cures coughs and colds nstantor 1t sooth-
es the irritated parts It heals tho indammatoni and
even consumption itself yields to It's magic influence.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-30
STs aSemtt'@. @tegeIbaGa.
Spmmer Gimrtcbtum4.
Direft Aab Nep gorf uno pittsbur

Slrett AaD gtefp Yorf uno pittsbur9
obne &arrenpe6fel.
3dss ptrladsn 1Gsntaun tdslib (Spnntass ausss:
nomnisn) UNI 700 uno 1890 Nacrssns, uni 2,35
uno Ais Nabmitta9s unb l.44 Sladts.
Der 1870 Wcr9en,u9 matbt 5u 6arrisbur9oirttts
Strbtnoun9 init Gbamtsrsbun9, pa9srstopn uno
punttsn on Der Gumtsrlano @ausps aifentabn, Der
Nortbsrn Gentrat:Gtltnbabn, glorb unb Sdb, uno
oer Selseaenb.
Der 1890 gRorssn, Der 1885 gla6mittass: unb
Der ll.44 gaht;3us finb bic pstlidsn GrprtB 3dss.
pslbs pirsft ourdb Yittsturs cbnt 8arrenpsbsl
9sbsn.
Der 700 W1Orssn,ue bait an alien Stationsn
oiter 8abn on une maht 8trbineuus 30 8saoin9
nit pcttspius, sport Clinton, 2amanqua uno allen
punftsn in osr Sdupltiu aobisnssasno; nit pbi:
laoeIpba uuo allen Yunttsn on Der pbilabslpbias
uno 8saotu9 GtIenbabr; sbsnlo NIT 6arristura,
&bambsrsbur9, paesrstcrpn, gcrf, Gsttpsture, Der
Ssl9s9sno, BilIiamsport uno Dem QBtffsn.
Der Ais Slabmittass5u9 bat anollsn Stutionsn
an unc perbinod fidb gu 8saoin9 nit 3d9en fdr
petSpius, Columbia. @pbrata eiii,, eantaitr, oars
risburs u. f. 10.
Der Il.44 Olabi,us ssbt taslid (mit GinIblus
esr Sonntass) naa 8sabins. parristurs uno Dem
Beiitn ab.
padassrs Fnb sriu6t, ibrs Sidsts ~ faufsn. sbs
Rs bic Cars bstrstsu, ineem au csu Gars elm bSbts
rtr Sabrprsis anesrshnet pire.
0FDurh; Sidets 80 pertauftn in Der ausntaun
Offse fdr ale punfts on oitfsr Babn uno bic
bauptifat,ontn an Der philadelphia: uno Reaoinas'
Der esbancn Sallsp: uno iteer fcntssn psnnfplpas
nia:Gilsntabn, wsitib, norbmsitlidb unb ibnsilid,
;u bottn: . 6. Stcl;, Sns. unS Sup't
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@rrsiben Galtcn l2,25 $50
Die abpdrts ssbsntsn 3dss Slrcs unb trsffsn
IN Cation ,sitis Gin, UNI bic 3dss fdr Nsn Norf,
pia Wcrris unb gGsr unb glsp=Ssrlsp Central @t:
fsntabn, bsndsen ,u fSnnen.
Die atrpirts esbsnben 3Gee Ircs. 1uno babsn
an9sbdn9te Ourhfarrsn fdr pbiaotpia pia Tcrb:
pennIrlpauia Gifsnbabn, in isusr stact UNI 2,05
@a6mitta9s uuo $40 Ibsnos anfommsnp.
RGdfabrt.
@sriadcn philadelphia (8srts Ctr. StatiOn) UNI
7.45 SNcr9tns uno l.30 Stahmittass. srrsihsn
Ssrantcn UNI 3.35 yladn,ittass unb $50 S2obts
cbns SarrsnwedIcl unb pcrbinesn fih ju 9reen
8it9e nit ber 1stoipars uno 6uticn G,lsntabn fdr
Garbcncale.
Die Gerantcn uno 93lfrstarre Accommodation
Grains psrtneen iitb ~ @rssn 8ibee nit Der Dela:
rpars unc Suocn Gifsntabn fir Gortcntals unb
psrlaIsn Sfranton nab Intunft osr Dsarpars, ead:
apanna unb @sfsrn 5des pon Grsat 8tnb.
Der aufparts ssbsuoe glro. 2 Bug uno Feecmc:
fation 3rain @iltsstarrtum llbr gRcrssns psr:
lafsno, trifft gu Scranton ,eiti9 Gin um ben Dda:
mare, eadatpanna unb @Btffsrn Strain fdr Great
8sne ,u benuseu, fidb nit Der Wsp=gorf uno Gris
Gi(snbabn psrbinbsno.
aus pafa9isr,ise psrbinosu fb su 8etblsbm
nit osr estba uuo eodapanna Gilsntabn fdr Bath,
Chapman u. {. 10.
Durb pafa9isrs. wslde ncrewdrts ssbsn, baben
I'M ,,g,aanfou paufe" su SRauh Gbunf 20 gRinutsu
Bait fdr gNittass ceer gladtefen.
Scbn Geiferine, supt uno Sns.
Sup. M. SDers, affift. @sneral:Supt.
Waub Gbunt. 25 Setr. nqbp
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steaStn9 @te9elbabrt.

SPINNER einri6tuns. = ssalai 20, 1865.
@robe 5auptlinis bonn Norben unb Nprbpt.
fen fiir ptilabslpbia, yisu gorf, RsabIng. Yptts>
bile, 5amaaua, AIblanb, esbanon. ALLENTOWN,
@alirn, @pbrata, 9iti;, 9ancafer, Columbia, &c.
3dss usrlalsn Sarristurs fiir Veu gurt tptt
fplst; I'm $50, 5,25 unb s, 10 8crmJ 1900
Wittass unb 2,05 unb 9,35 Na&mittass, unp
prtinbsn Ta nit abnliasn 9a9sn auf Der pennisl.
pana @ilenbatn. unb lansen In Nsp gprf an
UNI 500 unb 1000 unb If. so 8ormtttass.
$50, 40 u 1880 Na6mittasS. S&laffarrm
bssldtsn bic $50 llbr gurmIttass unb 9,35
gla6mittass. 3tise, pbne ;u tps@lsln.
8alalIsn Sarrisburs fiir Heabng, pcttSoillt
Samaaua, Wnsrspills, 4lblanb, Ytne Grove,
4lentcpn unb philadelphia um $40 8prmit,
tags, unb 2.05 unb 4.t0 9ia6mittags, Galten
an In eebanpn unb ben 5aupt' gBesfationfn. Die
4.10 NaGmitta9 Srain maGt 8srbtnbunstn
Bios fin philadelphia uab GUlumtIa. Sir
ppttSSile, SGuyltiu Sapen unb Iuburn iiber
ben S&uylfia unb SuSaustanna 8ailrpab, psr>
lGet 5arisburs UNI 3,55 Na@mittass.
3uriidtebrsnb 8srlaGen Nsu' gorf um 900
Wlorssns, 1900 Mlttass unp 500 unb 500
Na1mittags. S6taffarsn beslsitsn bic 100
8prmittagS unb 500 unb 300 Na6mittaes
pbnt @sGIel. Der gBeg>W agter3ug
Srlaet Ytilabelptta um 7.3O giorssns unb su.
riidfebrsnb 8sabins um $50 yla6mittass unb
talt an allen Statiun,n an; Ypttspille Tim 8 AS
Murssns une 2.45 gla&mittass: albIanb 6 90
unp 1919 Bcrmitta9s unb 200 9la&mittass
Samaaua um $50 WcrssnS unb 90 gia9mit.
tass unb 8 IS &btnbs.
8srlGBt Ypttsptue fiir 5arrisbur8, iber ben
SGuslfia unb Susaus9anna 8ailrpab, UNI 2. 10
gormtttass, unb uni 1900 Mit:ass.
8eabing @eeumpbatiuns>3us: 8srlaet 8ea.
bing tint 7,30 8prmittass unb fetrt um SIS
gla&mittass BON Ybilabelpta surdd.
Ycttatppn Accommodations > Bug 8nldbt
pcttstpwn nm Gas 8crmtttass unb tstrt um
A. 80 lltr Na6mittass bon philadelphia Surid.
Columbia gtlsnbabn'3ass psrlafIen 8tabins
UNI 700 8prmitta9s unb 6.t5 NaGmittass
fdr @ptrata, 9ttib, eaneaiisr, @plumtia &C.
psrficmsn 8issslbatn' 3iss Ssrla1sn Yrflc.
men Suntticn um 900 8crmittass uno 5 SIS
Na&mittaas 3urldfsbrtnb: perla0sn Sfippad
UNI 6 As Wcr9ens unb LIS Na&mittaas, su.
fammtntrsfenb NIT atnliGsn 3dsen auf Der Neab'
Ing @iIsnbabn
ln Sonnta9sn:
gsrlaiTsn Nsusgorf UNI 800 Na&mttaas
p6ilatslptta um 800 8prmittass, unb 3.t5
gla3mittass, (btr Nprsen 8sl1tr'3us sebt blos
mad 8tabtn8 } Vottssills TIM 6. 100 8ormtttass.
harrisburg UNI 5,25 MUrsens unp 40 II. o. .35
gcrmittass unb 8eattns um 1.10. 255 unb
7.15 Worssns fir Sarrisbur9. tint 7.06 8or'
mittass, uub tt.40 gadmittasS fiir 0su. .gurf,
unb 4.25 ga6mittass fir philadelphia.
Communication, Msilsn. S&ul'8srisn unb er>
eurFon.sidets 3u terabssisbtsn Yrsilsn ptrbtn
ausseasbsn mad unb bon allen Yunften.
100 pfunb @spad wirb isbsn Vd1asisr erlautt,
unb gtsdS bafiir ssssbsn.
s.. u. Ncolls.
8sabins Mai 20. 1868. Gen. Supt.