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| Notifying certain young man in
this city, whose happiness in life is largely
contributed to by mingling in the charming
society Of the fair sex, has Of late betrayed
marked preference for particular one That
his affections were becoming centralized, was
evident from the peculiar habit his eyes had
l.acouired, of following her whenever she wan
lidered within his vision-from long drawn
breaths coming apparently from the region Of
his boot straps, whenever she INDUCED in such
'cruelties as smiling on some other male than
he. Also, from the frequent occasions on
which his manly form might be seen propel-
ling itself toward her place Of residence. Said
occasions being twice a week, Sunday and
week day evenings. But one night,-how
many remember lust such one night, though
not at all attended with such embarrassing
circumstances as this-with an orange blossom
and sweet verbena artisticaIly arranged into
anosegay of faultless proportions; the ethe-
real down beneath his nose waxed to its utmost
capacity, he turned his footsteps toward the
sainted place whore his bursting heart was to
DO sOOLbeu anu q quloteu Df AeL aSCepbanCo VI
his proposal to wed. She "met him at the
door, love-" as the clock struck nine, and to
the parlor they went. He in state of par
oxism and desperation, which caused him to
indulge in quaint maneuvers, resembling a
government mule with collie. The dreamy-ey-
ed spiritual Tryphena, dropped her fairy form
upon the sofa beside him, and for long hour
not word was spoken. Finally ths ice which
bound the fountains OF his oveTcharged heartI
was Ioosed, and he knelt to tell his love with
all that fervor 50 natural to lips unused to cold
reason. sheanswered not, and mistaking her
silence for mute approval, impressed passion
ate kiss upon her small white fingers. Again
he plead for single syllable as seal of her
acceptance. Emboldened by the manner in
which his appeal had been received thus far.
he aspired to steal just one kiss from her lips,
and raised his eyes, which hitherto had been
bent from modest difidence, to hers, when 10!
he discovered, in modification and onagrin,
that she aoas fast asleep,
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II YOU AXE liUhNt kNLSI3
Buyyoursiekets over the old reliable MIS-
soURI PAcIFIo RAILROAD, the ulaIroEtetrou,
81. .LOuiste Sedalia, Ft Scott Lawrence Kansas
Clty, ,AtehisoB. st. Joseph, Omaha, Denver and
all pointsin Missouri Kansas, Nebraskaand goi-
cfadO to which peOpleare N ogiug. Ihisllne hae
man 'spalaee sleepers, MillerE sQfetBRtdsi siq,l'i
andthe patentSteGHs brake andi di5sreputat.on
fdrpromptti 70 onneetion y o9st1iets
MAKE DeeiaT GTraRgeBsesifSatlosse owes Y Asss o.
fered BY any line. call upon o. @aa5sss ., H.
THOMPSON A gent n issourl y aelne :. -, ss.-
: ~ 9Saf3roIi5I 9Sa'3 h 10 oanslgeFqWestIORs. q
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Before you Dye

Your carpet rags, call at the Prescription
Drug Store of S. Buckland & Son, and get
their valuable color receipts filed, and you
will be sure to get good and lasting color.
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Farmers Clubs-Next week we shall
have something to say in this connection
which we desire farmers especially TO read.
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CALL AT

New Sheet Music at Cross's, also new
style Of Jewelry. AZ
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Gloves, Gloves,

at H. R. Shomo's. The best assortment in
the city. Cheap for cash. H. R. SHoMo.
A3-tf
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The Celebrated Buffalo and Cleveland
Bootseanysal alwa be found at DorE Sons.
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SENATE.

JAN. 2l.-An amendment was reported per-
mitting savings banks authorized by Congress
to use the word National-A bill fixing the
salaries Of certain executive officers was re-
ported; vlso the annual Postroad biIl-Tbe
credentials of Senator-eleet Pinchback, of
louisiana, were presented-The bill to
authorize the construction Of six sloops Of war
was resumed, discussed and amended, but
without final action Senate adjourned.
JAN. 22.-House resolution was adopted ex-
tending thanks to the officers and crew Of the
Revenue Cutter MOcasin for aervices at the
Metis disaster-A petition from New Or
leans merchants was read, asking Government
to take charge of the Mississippi levees--The
bill aboiishing the grades of Admiral and Vice
Admiral was passed Credentials were pre-
sented from the two Louisiana Legislatures,
naming II cMIllian and Ray to I'LL Senator
Kellogg's unexpired term-A substitute was
reported for distribution Of the Geneva award
The bill providing for the construction cf
sloops OF war came up and an amendment
agreed to that neither of the vessels shall be
commenced until plans, models and specifca.
tions for it shall be submitted, after which the
bill passed-The woman suffrage bill was
indefinitely postponed-The bill to abolish
the franking privilege was takeu up, discuss
ed, amended and passed, to take effect, on the
LIST of July.
JAN. 23.-Mr West was appointed on the
committee on Pacific Railroads. Finance
committee reported adversely on the bill to
replace National bank notes with United States
notes and for part payment of custom dues in
United States notes-It was agreed, after
disposing OF the Legislative, Executive and
Judicial Appropriation bill, to permit motion
to take up the Australian Steamship subsidy
bill-S80OOO were appropriated for expenses
of investigating the elections in Kansas, Ar
kansas and Louisiana.
JAN. 24.-A bill was introduced to authorize
the construction of pneumatic tube road
from New York to Chicago Legislat-
i've, Executive and Judicial appropriation bill
was resumed An amendment was offered TO
withhold payments to any Pacific railroad
owing the Government interest for transport
alton of any kind. Several substitutes ere
offered, but without action Senate adjourned
DR.. Libbey visits Fremont every Satur-
day at his rooms in Ball House. Since the
doctor has been visiting Fremont, he has cured
some desperate cases Of disease, such as Can
Ger, Lung diseases, Heart disease, Scrofula in
various forms, Liver complaints, Paralysis,
Dropsy, Nervous debility, Deafness, Female
complaints, &c, &c. He probobly has but
few equals in this country in managing such
cases, the throngs that greet him each week is
proof positive that his good works are appre-
ciated, slang and foul mouth ISLANDERS at the
hands Of the physicians to the contrary not
withstanding sc
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Opera Kid Gloves, in all the new shades
received and for sale cheap by
JOSEPH Il Co.
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ReautimIOrpaus!

Call at J. X. Heffner's and see his dollar G
P. Tea. 39-tf
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Elegant Pictures all framed very cheap,
at Cross's. 4.s
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Manhood, How Lost. How Restored i.

Manhood; How Lost, How Restored.
~ISTaR, j. ust published, new edition Of
AAlEAADr. CulverWell,S Cele3
Y brated Essay on the radical
Sia,tEy cure without medieinel Of sPER4A-
ToRRHozA OF Seminal weakness, Involuntary Sem
inal Losses. ISEPorENcY, Mental and Physical IN
oapacty, Impediments to Marriage, ETC.; also Con-
suNpTIoN, EPILKPsY and FITS, induced BY self
induIgenee or sexual extravaganee.
E19Price in a sealed envelope. only cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from q thirty years success
AM practice, that the alarming consequences Of
seifabuse may be radically cured without the dan
oerous use Of internal medicine or the application
99fthe knife; pointing out e mode OF cure at once
lsimple certain, and efieetual, by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be- may cure himself eheaply, privately, and ldsL-
fcHIIy.
Ir5sThis ,ecture should be in the handsO Of every
Youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope to any ad-
dress, POSTPAID, on receipt Of six cents or two
postage stamps
Also, DR. .Culyerwell's'' Marriage Guide price
so cents.
CHAs. ]. @. KLINE & CO.,
1p7 BOwerY New York, POst-Ofiee Box,
A-5s8, syl
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Floa. Mrs. ELIzABETH coo4Bs, BIunslsiek.

Brunswick, April 4, 1907.
Mss EAwYER: 1 received your letter last even
inc. and was very glad you Concluded % lst me
tafs YOUR Salve. think can do vel with i, and
It viii be quito an aecomno datio % ny nuaoandl
I,s 6S caalof get along t0fttout q. he hns uied
evervtbine else and has never found anything thai
healed bis leg as that Salve Of yours, and We havo
bo.b found Il to be al and e1ea more, aidn gog
reeoTlneld ito Be. We have had It IN the family
Eve or six years and haze used L for everything,
and can truly say Jre hare siegsr found ~ s9tsaz'
use Il for weak back, and It acts Ike Q SlsiIa-
Mr.. Coombs has had FerT Sore ol hts ~ y9l
had not found a remedy N your Sqtrs. II keep.
Il healed. and takes ont the Inflammation, proud
flesh and swelling, and does for him al that ha can
osk 7 can recommend Il for good many t1ing2
tbat vou have not, for use it for everything
consider il Invaluable IN afamily, II you can pus
this testimony together and II can be Of any ser.
vice to you, rCu are welcome.
Yours, &C., ELIZABETH COOKIES.
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Opinions Differ = Thinking that the
sleighing party which returned from Green
Springs about two o'clock Wednesday morn
ing would be reliable authority on the weather,
we interviewed some of them to elicit their
deliberate judgment as to the degree of cold
ness that existed. A married man, whose
wife went because he insisted upon it, replied
unhesitatingly that it must have been about
seven hundred and fifty below and rapidly
falling. This somewhat remarkable opinion,
was peevishly corroborated by an
ill humored young chap, who went in the big
sleigh, and snappishly replied that it was so
dsrned cold his girl "froze to another felIer'
aud left him to perish alone. We began to
consider the previous night a cool one. but
inst at that moment We came upon happy
appearing young man, in his shirt sleeves,
who was sitting upon a curb-stone, vigorously
tanning himself with an old straw hat, which
he held in one hand while in the other he
held an icicle with which he was tracing some
name in the snow, and humming the words 81
am lonely this morning, without you" He
gave If as his candid and unbiased opinion,
that it had been a very balmy night, with the
mercury ranging from ninety to hundred in
the shade. This melting view OF the matter
completely discouraged US from any further
efforts to obtain reliable authority from that
party, and we abandoned the purpose.
-.-...-..-
Horse Etiquette-The class Of squInes
that are daily driven to this city, and hitched
to railings along the sidewalks, are very de-
icient In many OF the technical points in sti-
quette. They seem TO be universally educated
to bite, knaw or swallow bodily everything
that comes within reach. It is no uncommon
thing to see a pedestrians hat lifted with a
precision that would do credit to a dancing
master Only the other day we noticed a
gentle beast tearing fantastically at an odd
shaped bundle, and approaching as near as
safety advised, found that some confding fe-
male had been robbed Of the gear belonging
to her head, in other words, that heartless
horse was dining on a switch, two curls and a
rat. We have heard of transformations oc-
curing, in whi:h persons allowing themselves
to meander too near, were grabbed up and
swallowed bodily, and the same horse with
provoking cooluess nabbed another Teller near
at hand, but only captured an overcoat and
ono arm. We ventGred too close to a calm
looking animal, the other day, which was in
dulging in pensive nap, but we realized the
perilons experiment a moment afterward
when those placid eyes became dilated, its
nostrils began to operate like blast furnace,
and down the vista opened in an instant, and
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, o., Jan. 90, 1873.
The following were the closing prizes:
WHEAT-Sl.77al.9
C0RN-S6aS9Kc
OATS 80 2Ka33e
SALT-S2.0 .05a2 80
CLOVER SEED-S5.SO
DRESSED HOGs-s5.OO
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when poeerty comes ln at the door; lore
goes ont al tie aOi,ldoao. Young married peo-
pie who desire to economic and get the best
article for the least money, will find c. N.
Dillon's the cheapest place to buy StoOes, Tin
Ware, Table Cutlery, Sc. :
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At Cross's, and the prices are lower than ev-
II. Go and see them. AS
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Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO Jan. 80, 1873
Cattle Market very quiet. Different
weights sold at $4.60a475.
. Hogs-Receipt, $1,000. Prices ranged from
$3.50 to $4.06. Market steady.
Sheep Market quiet.
BUFFALO, Jan. %, 1873.
Receipts of cattle for the week large. Pric-
es closed l-2c lower than last week. Prices
ranged from 5 90 to 20.
Hogs-Receipts slim, and prices nominal at
81 %.
Sheep bore a slight decline. The various
grades sold from So 48 to 81 so.
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MISS sAWYER's sALvE.

fERE you have a salve combining soothing all
ii healing properties, with no dangerous ingred-
lent 4 remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises to which fesh is heir.
Is more easily applied than many -other remedies,
never producing a bad efecti but always reiier ring
pain, however severe. ~ u
I It is prepared by Hiss SQlgger, who has used Z
in her own extensive treatment Of the sick, lor
nearly twenty years, with great succesg.
The principal diseases for which this salTc Is re
commended are, ChdbtGins, Rdealaatisnl, Piles,
ScTofulG Old Ulcers, Sdlt RheaHn, SpTains, Burns,
FeTer Sores, FelORs, Pilapiess Efysipekdss Sore
EYss, BdT0eT's Itch, DeqJ1ess, Boit8, Rilgi10Tlg,
CoTns, Bites Of Insects, Cancers, Iootkaehs, ta-
ache, Sore Nipples, BdldHess, SscotieR A1s1s.g,
RcH, Scald Head, Tsstaflg, ChaPpea dq1ds,
Scalds, Gus, cruises, Group Claets@ Lil's' and
Sores on CbildTsR
applied Rub it on well with the band lhree tr1es
q iav In several cases il has cured palsied limbs.
For piles It has been discovered o Be sure rem
edy. Persons that have been afflicted for years
have been relieved By a few applications. For Ef5-
siDeLas it works wonders, aIaying theinhammati01
and qJlleting the patient For CAPPED H1ads u
produces cure immediately. Let those with Scls
Rbs1zug obtain this Salve, and apply u freely and
they will find it invaluable. II Is good IA cases o.
,ScTofitlq and Tilnors Cancers have been cured
with it. The best Salve ever invented for Slr0Ieh
Breast and Sore N10DIes No way Injurious, but
sure TO afford relief. Sore or Weak Eyes Rub Il
on the lids gently once twice a day Cures deaf
ness by putting in the on piece Of cotton.
For Fel0Hs this Is superior 70 anything knOEnl
For PiHtDlss this acts like charm. For BuUs
and Scatds, apply the Salve at once and it gives-
immediate relief. For Old Sores, apply once =
Not among the least of the inyaI1abls prupcriles
of Mss SAVERS SALVE are its beneficial effscta
on the hair. Rubbed on the scalp, in five or siE
different parts, it promotes the growth Of the hair
prevents It turning gray and on bald spats q pro
duces new growth Of hair. No lady should Be
without this Invaluable article indispensable
cosmetic FOR the toilet, Il eradicafes dandruR and
disease from the head and blotehea and plmplea
from the face.
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OLEVEAANU MAHhEIs.
January 2sd, 1878.
Wheat-sI 7casl rs.
Corn-43a45c.
Oats-35c.
Clover Seeds l5aS5 26.
Timothy Seeds 75.
Dressed Hogs-S4 75aS4 SO.
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Call in at Dillon's Hardward Store, and get
one of their cheap Whips.
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TO TIE AFFLICTED.

. III ANN III IL
IT. your Druggist IS out Of the Salvo and negisstl
10 keep supplied send sixty eents a. directed D.
low, and receive q box BY return mall
Put up in Large Boxes at DO cents .9 sse99
Cnearly three times large as the box rePre'e..
aboveJ Prepared by MISS G. saw I -, i,,t..,,,.i..
put up By L. M. ROBBlNS, ,H,.l,(i " -
Trial Box sent free by mail on reSeps u 9iAla
cents, by L. NJ. ROBBINS Roekianai Ne.
TE1s VALUABLE sALEE 3 SOLD By
All, DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
For Sale by C. R. McCULLoe q
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Children cry-sor Pitcher. Cas-.
toria. 1t regulates the stomach, cures wind
collie and causes natural sleep 1t is substi-
tute tor castor oil.
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Fremont, Jan. "a. 1873.

We want wood, and will pay the following
prices, at our Lime Kilns:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-24
Memorandum of Cash Gifts to be dttrldutel

For balance of prizes send for circulars.
This concert is under the supervision and d.
rectiop of the following
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
c. II. Duriee, Merchant, II. l.. Newman, Bank
ere II. d. Rush, Lumber. H. W. Gillett, Mer-
chant, G. +. Prescott, Commercial, james B..
Kitchen, Farmer, w. O. Foud. City Eng'r, p.
&. Lowe, Capitalist, G. Il. Morchcad. Merchant,
J. l.. Viewer, NJ. D., S. W. English, Lawyer, c..
Moller, Cash'r Ger. S. b., +. r. Carr, Architect.
OFFICERS:
L. II. Durfcc, President. II. l.. Newman, Vice
Pres. Geo. F. Prescott, Sec Carl Moller, Treas.
The well known character of the Directors of
the Mercantile Library Association and the en-
dorscmcnt presented, is sufficient guarantee to
all absent tickct-holders, that their interests
will be fully guarded and protected.
All correspondence strictly confidential, and
any person drawing prize need not be known
unless they desire.
Tickets drawing prizes will be cashed on
sight.
This is the grandcst, safest and beet enter
prise ever presented to the public.
Official lists of winning numbers will be sent
to purchasers Of tickets Immediately after the
distribution.
For information and tickets address,
BAMBARGE " CO., General Agents,
95 Liberty Street. New York.
Tickets sent c. O. d. mt our expense.
AGENTS wanted. Liberal Commissions paid m. Wv
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is unequalcd by any known remedy. IL will era
dicate, eXtirpatc and thoroughly destroy all poi
sonous substances in the Blood aud will cfectu-
ally dtspel all predisposition to bilious derangc-
ment.
is there want of action in your Liver and
Spleen Unless relieved the blood becomes I'M
pure by delcrous sccretions, producing scrofi-
lous or skin discpses, Botches, Fclons, Pcstulcs
Cankcr, Pimples, &C., &c.
Have you dyspeptc Stomach Unless digcs-
tion is promptly aided the system is dcbilitated
with poverty of the Blood, Dropsica tendency,
general weaknesy and inertia.
Have you weakness of the intcstincs You
are in danger oe Chronic DiarrhGa or inilamma-
tiou of the bowels.
Have you weakness of the Uterine or Urinary
Organs You are exposed to suffering In its
most aggravated form.
Are you detected, drowsy, dull, sluggish or de-
pressed in spirits. with head ace. back ache, coat
cd tongue and bad tasting mouth }
For certain remedy for all of these diseases,
weaknesses and troubles for cleansing and pu-
rityng the waited blood and lmparting vgor to
all the vital forces for building up and rcstor-
ing rhc weakened constitution USE
j L r. U B Il B A
which is pronounced by the leading medical au-
thortics of London and Paris ''thc most power
full tonic and Alternative known to the medical
world" THIS is no new and untricd discovery
but has been long used by the leading ply sicans
of other countries with wonderful remedial ro-
suits.
Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs
by cathartics and physics, they give only TEN DO
rary telief-Indigcstio latulcncy and dyspep-
sa with piles and kindred diseases are sure to
follow their use.
Keep the blood pure and healthy Is assured.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, IS Platt ST., N. Y.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price Al per Bottle. Send for Circular. n5, 734w
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AaiIroans.
READING RAILROAD.
WHIT ( r. ARRAN EMENTS,
MONDAY, DECEMBER End, 1872.


lrams icave Harrisburg for New York as fob
loms @ at o.oo ana $40, u. m, and 200, p. m,
n oounec.lns WIN trains on Pennsylvania Rail
' loaa, anu arriving at Hew York at 1875, $50
""p p,,st.,, gro /. m., respectively.
keturnining Leave New York at 600 a. IN
l@'oo ana boy P. NJ, Philadelphia at 730, $40
d. IN, unq o.oV ?. m
~ Leave faairrlsourg Tor Reading, Pottssilie,
,, ,iu,'laIu', MnnheisVhle, .shland, Shamokin, AL
~ denoown ahu hiiadelohla ut 5.3O and $40 a. m.
s.u anu 4.o5 p. M, stopping at Lebanon and
pllnclPti way s!ations the 4 % p M, train cou-
'eo'hS 10y rhIadelpha. Pottsville and Colum-
I piu ohIy' for fottsville. Schuylkill Haven and
auourn, VIA schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail-
i'Iu I.a,e harIlhourg at $40 p u.
;r.. cn iNamH' nanroaa trains leave Read
nS ior Allentown, Easton and New York at
GOV ana lo; 80 a. IN and 400 p. m. Returning.
INV Wv 4 oIh ht o.oo a. m, l25O aud $50 p.
W.; anu 1ihehtc"h III ''@o a. M, l2.2o, 2.10, 4.35
any .. 90 p m'
4, on ny l"eeehser irain leaves Philadelphia at
~. ~ u, lh', connccung at Reading with train on
,,ima riuss rehna' n hairoad returning leaves Potts
h,io "t TOO y. H., stopping ~ all stations.
Ienve W. ro'ts'nie AT QUO, 500 and $40 a. m,
hnu S'So d p m, iermdon at TO- 40 a. "a, Shame
NH q, S NV ana an li'os a. m, Ashland at 71s n.
i soi, anu i"'Sv y. NJ, Mahanoy City at 7.58 and
=, p p,;,1q p,' ianuqua at oSo a. m, and RIO p.
NJ, lor fhihdelph'a, New York, Reading, HaY-
riepurg, %e. ....t.
49, ot,, V'.s,ne ,,a ochuylkill and Susque-
nnd ~ ~ va" ~ y. ooo U. u, h', lot harrisburg,
| po,,.,,j,i n' ,o' iheg ro'e ana fremont.
;iia W. no 'oeoihnouation Tram leaves Potts
~ o.uo M in,, passes reading at 740 a. m,
az ,oN,ns is u. Ihi,iu1eipnia VI lol5 a. IN. Return
peodinr n, ~ ,p''a u. $40 p; m, passes
! a M ~ M ~ T. '"'' "''''"s "' ro'tsNllIe at
''Js po,,stn..r y, ,ooo,,,,,,a,,,...
| lo's'o"m ACCOMMODATION Train leaves Potts
nbIo @Sn,b aud ." ~; 60 no'Srliings ienves Ph'adel-
P'rN T,ht I'LL" I,u pli, uieen, Nv f'oo p. IN.
ao ~, , Slr'ip''u ,r iIni''s IeaVe reading at
iancostrr Cnirmhiop - n'' ioa EplIuela, LtH,
costc, ar u oo - -, W oo leil'e Ian