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KNTCKERBOCKER
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCs4 COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Assets over So, 600 600.
Every desirable form of Policy issued for any amount
from $1,000 to s25 900 on a single life.

so ,UUU slHEIt
NEW AND ORIGINAL FEATURES INTRODUCED THIS COM
PANY IN 1869:
l. Annual dividends. In 1870 all policies issued pre-
Vlousy thereto will be entitled to dividend renew
al This admirable feature will relieve the insured from
the payment of the annually increasing interest on the
loan notes.
g. Dividends be used to keep policies in force or
to reduce future premiums.
8. Endowment policies payable in FIVE, ten, ff-
teen, twenty, twenty FIVE thirty and thiry-fve years
from date of insurance. and are -forfetable for
amounts proportonate to the number of years they
have run.
T. All mutual policies including ordinary life endow
ment, are non-forfeiting by the terms thereof.
This sound and stable company has permanently
established agency in city, under the management
OF Ro T. Buekner, who has issued policies upon the
lIves OF our citizens amounting to over TWELVEHUN
DRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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T II E AT r e.
Attraction Extraordinary.

One Of the Great Events of the Season.
FIRST representation of the grand Spectacular Drama
In Five Vivid Tableux, of thrilling and absorbing
interest," and with magnificent scenic effects entitled
THE SEA OF ICE!
with every member of the company in the cast.
wednesday Evening, February 2, 1870.
VIII be performed the grand Spectacular Drama of
The Sea of Ice, or the Wild Flower of
Mexico!
The Northern Lights, aurora Borealis)-Surging,
cracking and struggling of the Sea to heave off the Ice
wBreaking up of the Sea of Iee-Capt. Lascours and
Wife perish in the waters-the Little Child on the
Floating Ice-the Sea in Angry Commotion-the
Chlld's Prayer in the Storm-A Mexican Villa.
A GRAND MATINEE on Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

If you want any Pillow Brides, Hames or Chains
Saddles or Harness. or anything in the saddlery line
don't fail to give me call, am selling these good
so cheap that you can't help being suited in style
price and quality.
W. HAVEN,
ja29 d&wtf 50 Texas St., above the Market House
English Female Bitters cures all females.
E. F. B. cures cross, grabbed and fretful wives.
E. F. B. cures pale, chlorotic girls.
Mysteries and melancholy cured with E. F. B.
The great uterine tonic, English Female Bitters
Sold in Shreveport La, by HYAMS & KENNEDY.
Pretty, smiling faces impaired by Z. F. B.
Pale feeble, and emaciated females use E. F. B.
E. F. B. is the sckly woman's hope.
comfort at the " turn of life' E. F. B.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS KENNEDY.
For coughs and colds, Dromgooe Co.'S Pectoral
Chronic bronchitis, use Dromgoole & Co.'S Pectoral
The best expectorant, Dromgoole 4 Co.'s Pectoral.
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS & KENNEDY.
E. j. Leman. on Market Street, has one of th
finest assortments of Confectionery and Fruits hay
ever seen in the place. It is worth visit only to
his establishment. He is also prepared to furnish 70
balls or parties Cakes and CONNECTIONS In The most n
e'serehe style and on moderate terms. Td24
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Consignees per Texas EXPRESS Company,

Rev Craven, Quarles, Chas Hafey eco, Mrs
JMchelly, R Jefferson, SPRR, J G Baldwin, j Dun
lap, E Hynson, ID Wylie NJ Miller Mrs NJ Jar
raft, A Conway, A Allen G E Thatcher Jas Hatfey,
w Garrifon, E Boyd, DR. W Jackson, G Miner,
Conrad, W Higgins, R House, Jas Mallen H VI
Kneeland, J Pitts, Mrs NJ Kerlin, Scruggs, W R
DeVOe
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FOR ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS AND yICKs-


Leaves TO-DAY, wednesday,, February 2
esm1sa, TIE elegant and swift steamer TEL. MI.
flh...sSs SHREVE, w. s. Garter, master, H.
@Sssssisas NJ. Worsham, clerk, will leave as above
zzzsaazz@ on the arrival of the cars. For freight
or passage apply on board
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ATTENTION

ATTENTION!
A SUPERIOR RED RIVER PLANTATION, known
N as the MUTT - PLACE, is for sale. 1t contains
SIX HUNDRED and TWENTY ACRES, $50 or 800 of
which is cleared land. Balance heavily timbered I'm
provements comfortable.
Terms-One-third CASH, and balance in one and
two years.
Apply without delay to
P.H. ROSSON, Auctioneer,
ja12 d&wtf No Milan ST., Shreveport La.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

Leaves TO-DAY, Wednesday,, February 3
IT, A THE New Orleans and Shreveport
Tom Clements, clerk, will leave as above
on the arrival of the from Hallve For freight
passage apply on board. Tfe5
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Kouns' Through Lime.
Leaves on FRIDAY. FebruarY I.

! y oHI i LNII1-t EtUTudIy T.
TIE new and magnificent Kouns- line
eMtR.s p steamer GRAND Err will leave as above
- on the arrival of the cars from Haville.
Inc 6rand Era IS entirely new built ex ressy for the
aoe ana Tor safety, speed and accommodations she
mas no equal on the river The Grand Era will take
IRON TWO o four hundred head stock each and every
ZIP, ana OF which shippers may rest assured. For
ifs ;asn1 or passage apply on board, or to
49, MAT L. SCOVELL.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

Leaves TO-DAY, "wednesday, February 2.
a- The new ard elegant steamer JEFFER-
L,eA4ss&sElsS SON. Capt. G. w. Rea H. A. Dohrman
- CLERK, will leave above at 10 o'clock NJ
For Irelght or passage apply on board [fe1
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Commercial Intelligence.
Souri, WESTERN OFFICE,
Shreypnnrt Feb 9 1893

The weeks business will foot up satisfactorily to ou
wholesale and retail merchants in some respects while
in others they have had many annoyances, among
which is the miserable condition of Commerce street
after rain tits selfeTdent fact that our levee does
not suffice for the demands of commerce and the soon
City Council awake the absolute necessity OF
doing something the premises without fear or favor
tie better will be for their fame hereafter 1t is ma
tura that they should be reluctant to run the city heav
~ in debt, and therefore property holders have duty
to perform than finding fault with the action or
ratherth non action, of the Board Let them get up
petition asking that body to improve the Streets
without any niggard regard to expenses and thus give
them moral aid The captious could not then say that
the gentlemen of the Council were lavish with other
peoples money" Another annoyance to the merchants
mas been the inability of the railroad to meet the de-
mands upon Titus entailing delay in forwarding
freight to customers and the consequent dissatisfaction
of the latter Aew days since one of the largest mer
chants of Quitman ordered Messrs Martin & Ford to
hereafter ship his goods Jefferson although Havlle
Is some twenty-five miles nearer than that point This
dissatisfaction the result of the Inconvenience of
handling freight on crowded levee and the uncer
tainty of getting railroad transportation without vexa
tious delays. Our people had as well meet this ques-
ton boldly and apply remedy, and that quickly.
Our cotton market during the week has been quite
active. Our last weekly quotations for low middng
were 2225@2211c., in currency and 187@18aS in gold
There have been some Quotations but quarter of |
cent would about them.
Yesterday there was a decline of full quarter in
currency, and we quote ordinary at 2lIc., good
ordinary 22@22I, and low middling 221z, with
leavy market because of disncnation of factors to
max concessions In GOLD we nuote foows
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS

NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS.
l. n Marks, of Fatjo, Marks Il Co.; W. H. G. King,
editor New Orleans Times; Albert Baldwin, of SIo-
comb, Baldwin Co.; T. G. Walsh, of Irby, Mcdaniel
Joseph Simon, Merchant, IS Custom House street; t.
M Converse, of Converse, burberry Co., George
Clark, Adjuster, 1877 Gravier street, George W. HyH-
son, Merchant, Camp street.
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Persons wishing to insure in the above company can
apply to RO. T. BUCKNER. AGENT :
othce1At Sale Murphy's, on the Levee, Shreveport
nd d&wtf1 or tn G. NJ PEGJTES
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

Leaves TO-DAY, Wednesday, February .
.nmseu,h The new and elegant steamer JEN-
fE@M.@A ME HOWELL,A a. M. HALLIDAY. Mas.
AffSYsAYysEfaal ter, J. W. Spears, Clerk will leave
above at o'clock P. NJ For freight
passage apply on board IFS
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves SATURDAY, February s.
@a THE fast running, elegant sidewhee
kaIEssgAe steamer BART ABLE, Capt W. C.
$50 Harrison, E. f. Spearing and L d. G.
Smith, Clerks viii leave above on the arrival of the
from Haville. For freight or passage apply on
board. rf2
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves TO-DAY, (Wedlesday), February ?.
g-. The new and elegant sidewheel steamer
- lssfIt4sss BRADfsH JOHNSON, Capt W S.
go bassett l. Knee and J. W Bryant Clerks
VIII leave as above on the arrival of the cars from
HaYlle. Fof freight or passage apply on board j3O
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NOTICE.


FEHHE patrons of the FORD EDUCATIONAL IN
L. STITUTE notified that arrangements are
about being consummated whereby the Instt ution
will be continued parties now being in correspondence
with some fTstcass teachers 10 relation thereto. In
a few weeks at the the institution or one some
what similar will be thoroughly established and per-
sons now having pupils attending this School would
do well to wait until these gements are made be-
fore entering them elsewhere Tfe1 d5t&wlt
FOR SALE.
Milan Street Property near the Levee, on
Long Time.
THNHAT substantially built entirely new, and replete
Il ly furnished Brick Store House, No. 3
Milan Street.
tits conceded fact that this street is now the COM
petor Of Texas street, and many of the knowing
think it will excel the old thoroughfare early the
next season, and fits progress is rapid the next
twelve months as the past there will be doubling it
Terms-One-fourth cash, balance in twelve months
Call at once P. H. ROSSON,
ja29 d&wtf No. l Milan st.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves on SATURDAY, February 5. @
.H~eD h THE new, commodious and fleet run
sesssaE@ssESS ming sdewheel steamer POST BOY,
zszszsA Capt. Il. L. Lee, Jno Gaunt, Clerk, will
leave as above, on the arrival of the cars from Hall
vllle For freight or passage apply on board. fe1
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SALE For STORAGE.

EAVORS solicited and strict attention given to bust
IL ness. When once tried continuance guaranteed
Jag d&wtf1
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves SATURDAY, February 5.
The large and elegant sidewheel packet
# @..a.a q ID. L. HODGE No. 2, Captain w T.
essf Boardman, Jos. Aiken, Clerk, leaves S
above for New Orleans, on the arrival of
the from Hallvile. For freight passage apply
on board 10
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sw- Liberal advances made on consignments
DALEY AUCTION SALES

JONAS robson, Auctioneer.
YHHHE attention of City and Country buyers is respect
ERCHANDISE. The entire lot will be closed out at
Auction, without reserve, every Morning and Evening,
commencing at II A. NJ. and P. M, at No. 81 Texas
Street.
Before and after the sale attentive salesman will
make it his special duty to sell goods privately by
wholesale and retail, at auction prices.
Country merchants will find it to their interest TO
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Id15 2uw1
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SHREVEPORT CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
KIMBLE & CHASE.

HAVING formed partnership, would respectfully
IL inform old patrons, and the public generally,
that they will keep constantly hand extensive
all of the highest nish warranted of the best material
and workmanship and which will be sold at the lowest
prices.
All the Blacksmithing, Wagon making and Carriage
business in its various branches will be carried on at
the old stand of Robson Kimbe, of Milan and
Edwards Streets, at the lowest prices.
% All work guaranteed. ja19 1yw
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GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES
-OF-
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.,
r. CRAIG & CO.'S,
81 TEXAS STREET 20
Now is your time for Bargains! Call Early
and secure them,

w have made great reduction in the prices of
BOOTS SHOES &c, in order to close out our entire
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poet says: ooh she fair but sorrow came
and left his Traces there. What became of the
of the harness the poet don't state.
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A LLEGEIENY yALLEYR.I IL

New line to Bnfrilo. through the OIL REGIONS.
JUNE 8, lstl
GOING sOa1fI. ha. =
Oil City. franklin. Parkcr's. ar. Fn ets'v
Mai 0, IN 9,55 Hi 1890 pm GOO IN
Day Exp, 2,oopm 2,33pm 435 SPIN $50 , M
Night Ex, 9,2U IN 1905 pan l,0Jian 40 IN
GOING NORTH.
Pt'sburg Palier'-. Franklin. ar o. CITY
Day Exp. ~, IN Il.4Gam 1861 s5O D m
Way Pas'r9 30 a M, 4,2lym 6.3Opa 7,1 m
Night Ex, 300 IN a,Voa $50 M $50 u m
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Night
Express trains bos.i gays between ittsburgh aud
Cory.
III, LAWRENCE, Gsn supt
THos NJ. King, Asst Sup,. ! ri
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Petroleum Centre, July IL, 1870.
The Co-parinrrship heretofore existing
between John J. Feller. V. A. Fenner II
Robert Orr. under. the firm nome of Felter
Fenner O. Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All debts due the firm
will be payable to j. j. Felter orV. A..
Fenner, who will settle the business of the
firm.
JONI j. FEITER.
" A.FENNER. 2
jyll-3w ROBERT ORR.
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philadelphia T. Erie IL. e
SUMNER TIME TABLE.

On and after Mondpy. MAY 3Oth 1870. the tralus
on the Philadelphia 5; Eric ltairoa1 will run as
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ooS'HEoATroSAL Ms.r,xo..,, !,
oe a congregational me; Tin. :,
fe''"n Church, on wodnesd. -. -
''o'0el:, for the purpose o. oho,
'or. It 10 desired ,ha. al, "o, ~ -,
society," ss well as those co,,.., s'
support Of the Church, ,bou,a
rave "a voice in the matter. p
SION aas gone abroad in N. oo..
mons but members Of ,h. .o.,.
right to vote Oh this matt. ''' .
mistake, the rules Of tho ,oc,.,
stating that oil contributors. .,t
oers or not, are entitled 10 /. ,"..
ne'''y desired that all member,
both male and female
:" attendance q. the meeting OF
i"y evening, as the object is az !,
me.
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ER1E RAILWAY.

EH'E RAILWAY
l4O- NILES UNDER 500 MILES w,r,,o,,.
ONE MANAoBhENT. CHANGE Of CoAc,,sr
The Broad Gauge. Doubl. r.ox
route
BETWEEN THE
IN ATLANTIC CITIES
WEST AND sOUTHstyEsr,
Thsl HALLWAY IXrxNDs PROM
Cincinnati to New York coo Miles.
Cleveland to New York e26 Miles.
Duukirk to New York 4eO 2ils,
~ - Buffalo to New York 42a Hil.,.
Rochester to New York 3s5 Min
- y 70 e7 MILES THE snoRrep
ROUTE. IL
New an.l Irnproyei Cuachu are ruu from C1De,
natl, Dayton, CrhAua, Marion, Galllpu Map,sfd.
Ashland, Akron. Cleveland Warrth. Mssrx
Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester to TO- ''''''""
New York without Chance.
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON
90 sud aners. Monday. Jupe IL ls,l tau,
Niit lsave hfadvills y the NtlOwins hOurs vzr
FRANKLIN RlSANCH.-Goiug South,
IEAvK.
Meadviile, siS 4. u, II seA =, Assn
'"- H'"'A' 53 ."1- &
oif City, $40 iS r., sSa
FRANKLIN BRANCIk.Co,ng North.
on City. p,so 4. 4, $40 4. y, ,:nrn,sn,x
F"rs'in'sua ax' q 4w /" W. =.
Mssdylls, 2, ~ p u M,2sA T. 6,BhA ii.xsi
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Thanking orr 'riendS for ilcir liberal patronage
in the l,n.t, hal use UuI bc,. efforts 10 mcrit
u cyLtureAig. March ltf
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""7"' I"'0H I'IV'IU Il INWIIUT WIN
,ilts, together with the price of The Tor
Isncd by an officer of the Company. 40
'tor Wishing TOrpdO mny know its
iiciller it came from our 0ilic;.
will confer n favor by repurtin. to this
tgligcnce of Agents.
.ng named persons have been appoint.
nj Assistant AGENTS for the Oil Regions
mlia and West Virginia.
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aiF OF AGENTS.

). Tn IF, CHUaCH RUN AND VICINI
"N "ooF Office, Harniton's Ci.rII
comm filusville, Pa. Assistant, John Val
society, CHUKCH RUN AND vIcrNt
ter, wblOMAS. Ohice and address, Man
"'itu-ville, Pa
ocfefy Q AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ig.
J. wh, Sshomburg; residence, TitdsvilIc, ia
" WV A. West
! vote tISE, pLEASANTVIILE. HEAN
~ y GEORGE W. VAN
"Vrs dee and address, Chasc House. Pleas.
na 10 'sislant. II. G. HUNTINGTON.
AND WEST nlCKURY-CIlAS
3 Opillce anu address, Exp css Office. Tidi-
a Assistant, Il. g. Bearilsley.
"ptEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
SON. Office andaddress, Petroleum Cen
- Assistant, Charles BlackfOrG.
"A AND BLOOD FARMS and District living
."esk and Cherry Run, from Story Farm to
pckville--JAhES SAUNDERS. AdIrcss
rm, Pa. Assistants. Luther b. Saunders.
r. Cochran and William HOyt
.!NTOCkVlLLE, OIL CITY AND RENO
WEST Address, Oil City or lena, Ps
SRIIN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY sIy
WtLBER Office and address, franklin, Pa
BG Ass, FOSTER FARM IL PAakER'S
W. REDPlELD. Office
II IS, scillbsrnss, Pa. Assistant, IL. W. i'or
address EnIbntun, Pa.
L NlhGlNIA--C. d. ANGFf., and II. +.
Address farkersburg, Wet Virsiniu.
bcrts Petroleum XV"Dcao Cc.
2 -
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BUFFALO,, COKISN AND
IL PHI ISssURGH IeAIl.isOAD.
GEO. w. KING, Sr..s

Has removed to his NEW STORE, adIpinin.
Schonblom " Wings Grocery store, WASHING:
TONST.. and ia now prepared to furnish his rioIld
and the public generally with
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GOING WEST,

I as a. NJ. DAY RXPREss, daily, Nspa
cxccpicd, for Cleveland, Cie,lfnLati apd the vi
and South. ,Cennsgts ~ Ciarkssille SUNDAYS u
,Spted, for Sharon Newcastle arid Pr.bursh; .
f<ayhts'Aire fUr Younpstown and Shsron: al Ce,
land with Lake Shar3 Railway, for the Wet 10
Northwest: ut Ravenna, Sundays excepted io' a
linncs and Pittsburgh: at Akrun Sunday. eIcp9s
for Crs slilc aud Mnicrsburg, a Urbana with fiS
burgh, Cincinpsti and - hnnis RAilN ay if ludAf
apolis, and n, Cincinnati with tha Ohio Nsst
sippl halfway, for St. LOnls aud the soulh "
south. West.
Slceping Coaches are at'ariei TO ihh tai. 4
lIornellsyi.le, running through iu Cl.wlaAd slt@l
change
8.55 a. NJ. EXPRESS NAIL daily sud,f
excss. Cd -fr Cleveland and she Wts' md Adl
West. ('oineois ~ Sarksyills for sharon, Nep1
tie nnd Pittsburgh. ard ai Cleveland with W
Shore hallway for the Wcst and NorihWesi
2 60 n. M. NIGHT EXPRESS daily
Clcye and. Cincinnati aud die West and Nea
Connects at LeAN;ti-brry. SUNDAYS t1espN
.Youn.- town: nj, ,Clevelnpd with lake stOft
way. ,nr Tho wcst md North W"'r arda ',l
natl with the Ohio u Mississippi hallxsy w
Louis and the south and Southwest
A Slsrping Coach IL attached 10 this tram ~
iorR, running through ,sCincinuai.
bEJO A. M. !sCCOMMODkTlos s'i
excepted. r I<Avits-bnr.c and WY salVp'
nee sng ior iOu gs,owR.
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Fresh and Salt Meats

Of all kinds. Thanking my friends for past f.Ysrs
hope to merit a Continuance of the same. G.ye
m,acll.
GEO w KI NG,Sh z
Petroleum Centre, May 1870. IT, = x <
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~, fihr.--This noon . fire D
-. n0s' Chess we'll, No. A,
Iho oil in the tank caueht
ifo" the stove pipe. Abenl
Oh and the tank were d.s.ro.
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$50 2. N. PRFIaflr : ACCOM-
rlON, daily. a rs
100 A. n. WAY TREIGlf:, sasS'
" pted.
GOING EAST

.I,Iu A. NJ. LIGHTNING ExPREss
con ieciin9 at Cory, eunds,. excepted. W y
"a 3, Fls s.,; Y sn1S srSs,G n;S W. yt,n.n .st c.
Er william spor. if'rrisburr, Philadelpa,,'s|
,%;5g i'm &, asa !. at New York i'' Boston aud N
cinnati running through to Ne" ~"
,oo ,,ycyvyaTI ExpRe
sundays excepted, np.c,ias &c. ,sm,,l9 a, gIs Is.s
Albany and the cslcbI,ted ,,1 sa'Hn, n%,op, and
Ep,ls "A riti.s TIF H. Al.
4 sisspl"s coe,h |. sts.'Sss + ssa isls e T.
49, ,,u YORK DAY y
S.bS a; NJ. NEW Cnnneriss Gr
WHY w;,G n.,naa Mnu'ys ~ IAo i.,sk"wsnrs 4 wes,sss
press train u New Jersey Rai'r'Au
phin ,..chsd 10 ~
A Slesning Coarh u ~ IIor sls
cleveland; r'lnnlns lhIn,at" ,..I. nsw =. and imP5
nectfoa with train hnv'llg t,rd nd" running
~ 'WW'9. |"as''
Aas r. M. lAccoANoDAT'ON
.c,ouMODArIO
excepted
ce',;.',. e . !" ~ W." -
| M. uMl oi,uS P.s.as,
Pa",''%.' ] are are transferred FIsss VI
NV S"foi York. a'' .., ,uxurs
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cAUUTTlSN.
sd 10 Gv.
hundred IN
daily average

''''0Fou hn PhIIc clntiOned cmnOrnr
daily average tn os Agents p
n'ction shoud 1TPsio and AZ oil we'll.
pumped ,htec rgts ~ onI1 Any pIrt p in
motion than t iging Of the kOBETS PATENTS viii In
~ hoh!et with acsordi. To law willn,
P0""c!On Is almost knowingly III defiance VI
VIZ wells that werSmpay have their business
curing its oalmo accommodate Ia
we'll yet, AGENTS and & aisinrts s ,h1 fa,, % IT, the mo
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-01

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