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MAssB7 COLLINS d COS
PHILADELPHIA
pkAUGHT ALE AND PCKT1A.
srn nov rseetviDg large quantities Of DRAUGHf
ALn and PohFER from this celebrated Brewery
which an prepared to furnish on short notice to
al persons Who viii favor ne with their orders.
sstisfaetjon "a erantisd
Orders given 70 uiy driver, win BE- promptly q,
tended to-
Goods delivered in sii Dt-th Of WashinS Ston and
Georgetown, free ~ charge.
Terms CASA en- dsltrrg.
RILEY A. saIsa. Agent,
Unioa BettlIas Dspot. 81 Green ST
azEt Georgetown. D. q.
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W. LOOMS, N; p the Inventor and P.tentes
tends personally at his ofhce in this
city Many persons can wear theseQlIYYYU
teeth who cannot wear others, and no
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
With any style and price of Teeth they may desire,
but those who particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win bs
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 33s Pennsylvania .venus
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, 9O7 Arch st..
Philadelphia. nar4-Iy
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE WAR GEORGIA.

THE WAR In GEORGIA.
Continued Good News-Enemy Driven to
the Fortiftcations at Atlanta.
j. PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-The Nashville
Union OF the 18th inst just received here states
that the Union army had driven the rebels,
and had arrived at the Notifications in front OF
Atlanta.
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
CHATTANOOGA, July 1.-THE rebels have
burned the railroad bridge, and also the COM
mon road bridge, across Chattahoochie yester-
day.
Gen. Sherman has crossed the river above
and below the bridge, and effected secure
lodgment on the south bank.
The rebels have abandoned strong fortifica-
tions ON the Chattahoochie heights com mmand-
ing the bridge, being again effectually fianked.
1t is uncertain in what direction they have
gone. .r.-- ...-...
Our comm uaications are in a favorable con-
dition. No rebel cavalry are near the road in
force.
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~ Some copperhead sheets in the North are
so very desirous of excusing the conduct of the
rebels, that they make the cases of Raphael
Semmes and Paul Jones, of Revolutionary
fame, parallel, and argue that both a cted under
orders of "rebel'' governments, and both had
foreign crews. They think if Semmes is a
pirate, SO was Jones.
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COUGHS. COLDS. CONSUMPTION.


WrSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
ylsE ,,Y THE OLDEST AND MoST RELIABLE RENE.
DIES N IRE WORLD FOR
Coggks ColHS WaoOplag COHgh, Bronchitis, Diff
cRIty ef BTsathing, ASthDla, HOGTSsHsSS.
Sore ThTodt. O. exp, and ersTy
AtectiOB Of
TIE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry does not Dry up
nCongh and leave the seeds of Consumption in the
system. but loOsens il, and cleanses the Lungs of
None genuine unless signed II BUTTS" on the
wrapper
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALyE!!
A REAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
FORTY YEARS EXPEK ENCE
B fully established the superiority of this Salve
over all other healing remedies. 1t reduces the
mo It angry looking swelings and Infamstions as
if By Magic; heals OLD SORES, WOUNDS, BURNS,
ScALDs, &C., in a rprisingly short time.
OHly 3 cents Boz.
The above are old and tceR established Remedies.
For Sale by
J. P. DISsAoRE, 49l Broadway, New York,
s'W. FowLE Co., IL fremont st. Boston,
my2 S& W3m and by all Druggists.
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- IL is related that's a colOred preacher with
in our lines, recently felt constrained TO preach
against the eXtortions OF suffers, from which
his hock had suffered. After much delibera-
ton, he announced his text as follows snow
the serpent was more suttler than. any beast OF
the field the Lord God had made" sa..1
HAI the places OF amusement in Peters
burg have been closed by order of the rebel
government. All the males attached 70 the
companies have been conscripted and sent TO
the rifle pits.
~ Many Boston merchants have not only
kept open the situations Of their clerks, but
continue their salaries as inducements fer
them to enlist for 100 days service.
~ Cook county, Illinois, including Chicago
ternal Revenue tax OF any Congressional Dis
trict in the Union. - f
~ Nearly fifty thousand hogsheads OF TO-
bacco have been received at Louisville during
the present season, and about twenty thousand
@The stamp duty on telegraphIc dispatches
continues until August. The whole OF the old
law In relation to STAINS continues III force up
to that time.
~ Wafer says that, although he has never
seen a stie'' run off, he has seen lots of collars
limp within the past few days.-Eppress -.
~ The funeral Of William Smith o. Brien in
Dublin, on the 2ith ult., was one of the largest
that has taken place in Ireland for years.
~ Worthless dogs killed 1924 yaiuaole
sheep in Leinster, ireland, within year
Irish papers say they are worse than wolves
1Torpedoes have been successfully used
in blowing up sand bars and other obstructions
to navigation on the Mississippi.
aIHeavy taxation on whisky has induced
Boston restaurant keepers to sell tooth picks at
ten cents piece
SThe police arrested man in New York
on Sunday night who had IN his possession
$4,000 worth of artificial teeth, which he had
stolen.
~ Michigan has now about four- and a half
millions of fsheep. Her whool crop is estimated
al 12.G0O,0 600 pounds.
~ Balfe has written, in his happiest vein, a
new opera, emitted the :. Sleeping Queen" 1T
is founded on Spanish romance 'tG,a1s
~ A thief In Indiana county, Pa, was
lately so mean as to steal blind horse from a
blind Baptist preacher Pafaz1
6- A fire in the. Wisconsin lumber region
has caused destruction OF si59W0 worth Of
property.
~ Dan Bryant has left the burnt cork pro-
fession and taken to Irish comedy n
~ Hon. Timothy p Rediieid Is the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor OF Vermont.
~Pope PITTS IX has nine Cardinal mats now
at his disposal .- 60
n1A firm in Vermont has recei we'd orders
for eco pairs of crutches saS28 so
n-The Congregation church AZ Anpusta.
Maine, has been destroyed by hghtning
S The Connecticut Legislature has as
iourped sine de Il = srr-.-.,-|. -
~ Upwards OF 10000 Swiss enigr, : q
on their way to the United States. ~ aua 81
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DENTISTRY.
CREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.

CREAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
1<ta E1tfacssd Ssithoss PDia with the Mahyi4 AZ
O1ygsH.
tract to call 1T DR.. 1EWIE's Office, d
ana ana havs h5 them taken out By this new
examine the Dector's new and Inn
proved method of Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
you once See the great improvement in his teeth
you will have them in no other style than this new
and valuable one. No. 242. Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets. =
novls s. 4. LEwIE, II. D., Dentist
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~ DOORS,
AND BLIN IDS.
hseGieivink constantly choice article of SASH,
Dooks, AM BLIN DIS. of Boston Manufsctory, of
superior sty.e and Workmanship. which we are ef-
We respectfully invite builders and others to call
and examine our stock of goods. +
FENWICK l. STEWART, i
Omee-west side of Seventh street,
te ID I'm at Canal Bridge.
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DYJ. O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionesrs.

RY ). q. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers
TRUsTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT On
aAktkhERT MAJ sEhNPTs AysNTs' EfsT BETWEEN sTa AND
By virtue of deed Of tru.t, dated the 18th day
@ to Gsssss Of ths Fransa ana
Building Associatien OF Washington city, p. G.,
.sd s cDs + III hs. n rsd1a Nj WssSins%eS g.
sre a e Gs
ct Al. in behalf Of said Franklin Binding
acre ana Uas ss5
+ ss said Charles lea a,si a sSs
REssssa to sell a public suction III SG9s e tbs
vision OF No. 95, in the city of Washington,
3,
avenue. between sth and 9Th strse.s east: u+,.
trust on the premises II the terms of sale are not
sse tGnstee ul at the rsf sndsost
defaultng pur chaser. on one weeks notice IN the
Evening Star. oonveyancine and stamps At the
ssrsa. ~ Il MssH1Rs sst1R1Ne oo G!.;ts: .s:i.
a UcTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
WAR DErAa1xzsr, cAyA1sY BUREAU.
win sold a. xfHfi5Ss ruBGfC MY q ths
est bidder, at the times and places named below.
Lebanon, Pennsylvania. THURSDAY, July l4th.
1864.
Reading, Pennsylvania. THURSDAY. July 2lst,
1864.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, July
18th, 1864.
Altoona. Pennsylvania. THURSDAY, August
4th, 1864.
Wiiliamsport, PENNSYLVANIA. THURSDAY, Au-
Two HUNDRED (9OO CAVALRY HORSES at
each place.
the Cavalry service of the Army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains
may be had
Terms; Cash in United States cnrrency:
hoih' N JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieut.. Col, and Chief Quartermaster,
ty6-td Cavalry Bureau.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
Caief ouortrmastsr's Ofcs, Depot Wash,nston,l
WGshiaEox. d. c., June rs, 1854. :
VIII be seld at public auction, at the Corrals,
aear the Observatory, in the city of Washington,
| D. c.. ON WEDNESDAY, July s.. 1864, and on
HORSES AND MULES.
condemned as unit for public service
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
| sale to commence at 10 O'Clock q. m
| d. II. RUCKER.
| Brig GEN and Chief Quartermagter,
\ iea-22t Depot OF Washington.
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~ The following verse commem crates the
NOT uncommon misfortune of hungry urchin:
There was small boy CT Pawtucke.,
He bought him an orange tosuck it,
He had a long nose,
And. as you may suppose, -
Into the grange he stuck it.
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NEW STARS,
NEW STARS,
NEW STARS
FRESH TALENT,
RESH TALENT,
FRESH TALENT -.
Radiant Galaxsof
RUMOR, GRACE, BEAUTY,
HUMOR, GRACE, BEAUTY,
HUMOR, GRACE, BEAUTY.
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,.,o,v mona wca'th. Of chqrming vic 70 whom
el.o - sondly attach d and Of seven bo-
tny.d cbidreu. who could he oappier man IN n
periamip Godsmd Bot the htppy mar. weet
,,' ns rst on the evening OF the llth, az on ~
SolioWitg morning his servaP's ,ouna him sos-
,na rom the faster " Rs ,,od, The chse v "a
du, rep red in the newspapers, and they nu
alrc, d-new,papcr writer's HlWays agree-tha-
Benjamin G ldsmd had conamitfei suir le. But
what could have driven tho prosper ,us and sec n
ing y happy man 70 Wis desperate at, NOBODY
Ctuid tell.
The twelve wise men, repro acn'ativcs Of the
tor prpWl, vat, uq usual, In solemn corunyrs COM
clhNc, 10 decide upon thy cuusH ut dcd ~, aud, as
usual, rHmc ~ The easy conclusion that it was
"tcmpOiarv Insanity" The cNulana ion WIS
suf 81, ut g. an eas,. going world hut t vas n0t
sufficient 60 Abraham Gsldsmid, who mburncd
anO tfCttCd over the loss of his deadly beloved
brother as ii pait ut his own self had gone. In
deed IL was part. If not ut his ph, sila az leasi
of his mental being That had departed with his
bro bcr So intimate had bcrn all The rcl 'tion'
OF q two mcmbrrs Of he house OF q ildsmld,
tha the tirm, reduced to one, was uuths to do
its accustomed work. Formerly invau t6y sue
ccsstul ~ i's vast dealings ard vaster spcCul i-
| tions the house Of Gold>mid now came 10 he
almost invariably unsuccessful. soon cal imities
| CROW ded upon one anOther, and, drvel 10 de-
gpHir Alb Hham GO dsmid stuked a. last the re-
naming pHrt OF his great iOrtuue upon one card
/ Together wtb Mr.. Francis Barring. h' hec anne
| contractor for the Government lUsu Of El4,OJO,-
| 600, Issued iu 1910.
Contrary TO all expectations he $50 K fell,
| and continued falling FIR sore tine. BY the
| middle of S p'emOor, 1910, Abriham's losses
| ann unit d to nj owe E2j0,nO0 and ~ the p-i'c-
! kept siI kin = every da,. o. the ev ming nt the
| 2S h ot Sept mher, The ''Ommium" had fillru to
| PIX and haf uer cent discount Abraham
] GOLDSMITH, tha. evening, came home very eN cited
| from he city 10 his priva residence at NJ rdru
| Surrey lie sat down 60 d nuer, how yer, Dol
| spI aren't go humor md even Joined IN pa. .ty
| of cards But at baltpast seven he wicked on
| hs house into the garren pacing over hi l5t
| leacug 10 n par Of the grounds called the WI
| dCrness The s0und Of q pistol was heard 500
| ancT from this spO', and when the alarmed ser
wants hurri'd mp, they found their mast'I
stretched on the ground, a shot, fred hv his own
| band, having Denetra ed the he td. The news o.
| this pistol shot Nc Mordeu created panic at thI
| Stock Exchange he next morning, and "Om
mium" tell from 81 TO ild per cent. discount.
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rmn nAYoNEr cmARen.

Hark to the batteries disputing IN thunder
Shell ov. tree. top aud shot railing under,
N aieilN cover The path 0f the foe -
Down through the t0res' aisleS, lofty an it,5''
The,e,s a iork IN The face of our leader Know,
Ard wait The dread order ;-"fiN O'SV'i0''
chage"
Am less brave for a moueats JUICE sniVer
Hears of OAK yond'r bear ign' @ 'u,VeI'
loOk down the ne-taere a,,o 'Siulns si Nu'1e,
sct tbe frmtr for thst5 there are hNed gazing
Intent Spon sonetbine, but not on the fght;
Thereis a swift glance flung upward 10 pierce
the blue skies.
while The ihunder rolls nearer, distinct through
catch fragments of whispers, as "Boys if I
Or thus. "shou'd the worst come, write home to
my moiher;"
"Teii my s.sier, my wife, that died like 3
'YOu'n hpd in my knapsaok, friend, murmurs
anpihrr,
"a line scrawled when the battle began"
Our Colonel sits firm, with that look In his oyS,.
Like ~ ord part unsnedthed, he rides gall
lantlJ by.
Should be fri'-wade mark for the sharp.
By his gay epauiette, with ts golden eucrua-
Thtre'l be trumpet-loud voices to herald his
ftme;
But am private-the commOuost dustl
For fame do fghtl Lord Of Hosts does not he
who battles for right ever battle Cor rnee
There are graves trOdden level that love seeks IN
vain
Held IN b nor by angels. Alike in Thy sight
Th, poore,t who Graves for the red stripes their
ttan;
And their leader who falls in the van Of the
fight.
They are coming-they come! Shifting sun
beams reveal
Their way through by the glitter OF steel,
They swarm through the H. ht, through the tree
bOlcs they swarm
Out from the ioresi aisles, lofty and large.
Our Colonel turns pale, drops hls heck0nng arms
But bark, 10 5, the order :-"FiX biyOness-
ehaTge"
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A theatrical manager in Phtsaurg has got
himself into trouh'. with dsuter, Nliems
InNhtust I, VITO claimed chat a balance was due
on ler suiary The money not htyiug beaa pad
the dancer mIde a tremrn lous huGbpj behtlI
the scenes during @ ps,iDrmlUce. In sae height
OF her wrath TIE indignant Madame seized a
riding whip and rEmshei the manager, wlo irn-
m,distgly aterUnds came out unI mldo m
gp,logCua speech 10 the audience. Tlen ths
dancer cume ont Ind made speech also, and Iy
that time Tho succfato., acnoI with laughter.
The p,ii,im1Uce did not go on.
- The Governor OF New Jersey has appointed
ChrIcs j.. Desh or a. S lJe Military Agenr, TO
lcok atteI The Interests Of the soliies9 from Ne y
Jurs,y vuu are serving west of tho Allegheny
Mouur ns. especially those who may ha sick n
lo.pta. Mr.. Desnler VII visit all tno hospitals
IN Jhe West. There arc many New Jersey soi-
diIs m the States or Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky,
Tennessee, ALBANIA, aud Geo, gia.
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Month, NORTHWEST, AND THE cANAUAs.
PAsSFNGRR TRANS

PASSENGER TRAINS
~ Saye ne ne, con pay nepo' al TilhrEESTH ana
hours;- ,...
Al sl5 A. NJ, tor Reading, Lebanon, Enhrata Lits,
Columbia. narrsb"rp, pu, vile. pine rove, raGa ldG,
Bu alo lerio1n wites6arre Pitlson, Yors, ,Carls @
Ife min c6nn,cIs al EGiING with East Penn.ylya
uH Rulnnd t-aus tor Allen own &c, the RrHitng aud
Win, LSsna ] vc S m ~ a ar6a5s I@% USmGa e tpf
ILiNInN with Rhwissa Hl,Ir lud trans for wls's7r
BUIG Nth "Sn rra Ccnusj Cumberland vali'y.'
bIiad. wamsl ~ ok ,,6ambe-ss rr. Si1eeSorr, Sc
caves rhlaa,ylia 80 Al. = he iigg, Pols
bn vim 'nn.Alv,n Centre, kalrosd trsns o. Pits.
q ayi.,a iSi aad ifsi6s fr Milton va u.s,oort "
WEsDI>G AccoNMon ALTON.
'a ann Ti Va a'g IA aa.p S ,!2pns At all way sta
lcturnu., egyc., 'hn'd'puh al Joof.M. arrives in
nam. hIi iFd'lSnia ave narrfeu,r AZ NJ ana
p Hr,rnrr .isayr Il ri II Lnr, a. y G soS.
Wis p'23 T. NJ, arriving IA pD'l,d"n,il ~
r.,5'la at y H., r tla y. 40 a. ag s1dos.;
lea'r Reodhg at ~, no D, AMI unwn'nsowu AZ H'&P.
an he abov, ua,ns run a suoda. cyceotsl
surrol r M lga'e rorsvle AT 7'tO a A-. and 'hia'
CHisILr VALLEY RAILROAD.
tale cinesj5 NJ md 20 q VI. 'sansi on rGGII'Ipai, :,
Tetu nius rom povulnstoan Il "a \. n, and l'lb
SEw YoEE EXiRESs .E9a rIrsBURa AHD THE
Leave New NorF ar r.. N, passns Readre at y nid
n'l = ard c'nr i'n. 81 Narl-oorE 'ia ieansyivania
EeuIily EAp,e3 u. ayes Hsg55grg ~ ar AZ y' d
pa. rr odng at % A. NJ. and arriving a. New Yorl
hraupl brfWoen Issy Gy an ir sburr sho0f sna 1ge
Nah trains for New Yerb leave n rris1urp W A. 4
and p. n Mai riius for Harrisburg cave New Yori
"'' " 5CiGtYiGuL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains rave Potts ile ' A. NJ aud B'in p. NJ re-
'D.tIJ sCiJtYIPILIs iiR IsND sus9UsHlSSH diG)AD.
uarrisrnrs 5rd ~ 70 ana Sla p. mT PnsgoyS
orl' ersu iug from Harrisburg a. l'n p II aud gsD
ilneaT'Ne All 10 A. 'Hls iiSrr'TS : apS % r. b.
Thronfn nrFt class ticset md emimant tickets to an
Tfv Ga0tng tcsets ute httuaue only the ohcr N
/ BRADFORD, Treasurer No 2I $. FpuHrH raet,
Phla.e'rnn, or Of @ a NIcoLL' General suseralon-
UoMMUTATIoy TIGKErs,
AZ - per tent discount b=tween any points desired Tor
MI EAGE TICKETS
Good Tor 2o,o miles oeween all points, AZ 1865 each
/ SEAsuE TICKErs,
For three aA, mn, or Twelve mHuths for holders only
CLERGYMES
Rpsidus he line OF the road viii be furnished With
cords, emitting themsees anJ wives 70 uoaets At hal
EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia 10 principal stations, good for Saiur.
day Nun0at, and Monday A. reduced fare DO mad ouly
/ 81 ne Ticket Once a. IulRlEENlH and CALLOWuILL
p, FREIGHT.
ooods Of an descriph iorw arded 20 All the above
p9 az, lloin I5e Vmpahys new freight depot, bhpAu
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Pshadepha da a. A. 81, =. A., aud NJ ~, ~
! aud points beyond.
Close st e Phadelphia 1ost once TOR an places on h'
road and ts branches az A. ~, and ior ho Pi'n0'p@
! stations enly Atzl0f.M,
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IN thc pTug ISIS Wn not bny them 'or You send 10 no.
an NJ, vii al tnom 20 son hy Exprlh farir suti ess
hg us slorid .Iufe Ihr dir ute and sAmptlms and uI
par cuars IN rrfhid 20 their cases. We sHt an dte+es
oi chfau,c aatHTe h. u.aetI male.
Isd S cf gentlemen can addI ca3 ne ~ r"fc't conn
deuce and We Will ~ el csses fsr ky ana ueelf rns"er
nc itreTs anC give HoN.ce e'urdf each ease
Patients f,lnq ~ distance need not hesta" because
o. oir inab NJ 20 visit Ls We have trea cd saoCassl ly
p.th hitsu an h, rtunt OF the ciyiliacd glO1e.
Patients sddIessing win please write Post once,
ClInty State. am name OF wnter, plAin ahd inccae
W. Ssno n any ADDER opr 82-pa. pamphlet frso,
Addrefg All ietters hrd orders 20
DH W. R. MEtW WIN q CO..
No. % LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
AGENTS for pspnsyivania pYoTT CO., NJ. 232 North
EECOAD llrgt, philadelphia, mszi-sW'm
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The listless, euervated
youth, the OYer-tABged mao
Of business, the Victim sf
nervous depression, the ln-
dividuAl uHering IRON gede-
raj debility, or frOm weak
ness 4 a sin le organ, vii
all tind im n~dia;e aud Der
manent relief by tho Use OF
TINS Elixir or Essence Of
Life.
Price. az pS' bottle, or
three bottles for S., aud for
wa drd ~ express, ON re-
c. ~ uf money, 10 any ad-
dres
SOLD by all druggists every
where.
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THIS modirlne Is q simple
yepe able extract, ana one
on which IA cen rel A. 4.
hes b,en uACd In Orr prac-
tice Tor mann years. aud with
thuusan, 8 iTUH ru, II has not
fai ed IN a tlnglc iDs auce.
LIS curative powers have
been suih,ient 70 gain VIC
tOTS over the most stubborn
cast.
10 those who have trifle,l
with ihtli consultation. I'M
I'll they think thomselv, g
be- Ohd the reach Cf medical
aud. We wuu.d say. De
StAllJ NO , the CHEKO-
kFE CURE vi resiDre
you to health and viror, aud
atirl all quack doctors have
ia led.
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UNC

CUEROREE tNJHJ-
T1tN is intended a, Hp ally
or assistant {. The tuEhO-
KEE l.EHEDA. and shuuld
d. utgH tn commune un win
that iu, dlrine IN all cases Of
Con wrhuH. Glyrt, = nor
Alhrs or Nhres. ms oeegta
are hyuIiug. d OthiuR and
de,uuirputs removing all
srn dna hpn chord, q, and
pan ins'csu OF ile burning
audalu.ust In, ndurHh pain
Tat Is CNI'ricI ccd with
nearly all tie cheap Quach
la jycliOns.
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*, csslss.Hse HILADELPHIA AND
eSas sit@Na,' rR- MOS AND CAMDEN AND
AMBOY i MIRO 40 VUAirA NIES
SurIIE
On and af'cr NoNpAN January s. 1884, The Crnus iol
New Nurk kuNI kFusiI gOn De, rhI.s pfl, jIf
tsslt ,aIu stu =. NJ, and the trains itying Nuv
Norl o. 2 4. n Hut SOP win harcaf CO. hr nu
ell, i've iuf he U ed States Malls sad Neu York
atiDi p'fs and '.ll uOl tae iu gI uu'
abN ta>sti g.Is worn ad rii,s.
Thel, 4 Nj and " Nd mi L.1.s fam New Y1rp 20
Nasl rgIup, UEo the % % .. aud = VI. LiUss ff0u
Nas'IittuI iu lufA, ". cuuinue seat a4d
ca pssFrpp-f. 20 oud ff 'm she nr"rh .dAe s;al0uH
ard Balimarr, Wgshinp' or. A 0 N. ~ York.
ARRAEDENy NrS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW 'OWk
ines lpaNe irittiruhn, om kgusugtun Depot, 80
II 70 A. 1',. g. q olap IA Iu. 1850 H q %, aud
From wohtt a're Wbg.f 'yit Caudou), at6 ami A NJ
- NJ a funU rt NJ .0r Now g "a
Aud usv Sc0 Yors. .uru foot ~ innftuudi {. .a', AZ
A. NJ. % q. ~ . ~ 90 q ard 60. 81, ana ~ udpslt,
and ron foot OF Egrc'a' stree, ut.A. " nl2~ H.
ia5-u Wn A. NArLAIEE. Aren't.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14

They cure Suppressed,
Excessive, and Painful Men
atruatnin
They care Green sickness
(ChluT1s'b).
They core Nervous and
Spinal Affection, pains In
the back and lpweT pirts ~
the body lieiyin 'ss "a igue
o. shgnt rNCrtluu. PaiJi-
tatlon uf tbs Heart, LuW
ness of Sph It's, q s.eria,
Bick HlRTache, G'ddiness,
6c.. &c. In a 40 d By re-.
now = he / regularity, hey
reno c the ctu,c aud with
Il all tho effects that spring
uom Il,
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CHERnKKn rrREI

AAA MN = q = y Ahha
An ~ talhns cure for 3per-
mhtcrrheh Semiu,l Weak
ness. Nocturnal L Missions,
aud al diseases caused by
Seli-polIuilun; such as Loio
OF Meu OrN Uuivr. al l. 81
tude, raiDs IN the B1ek, Din.
ness OF Vision. Premature
Old Nge WuaS Nerves Dif
t1oulty VI Rreathiug, rremb.
ling, Wakef1lne,s, Eruptipns
on the FuCe Pale Oun's
nance, Insanity. Cnn,nmp-
tiUn and All the diTefil com
plants caused by departing
from the path Of nature.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14

BY the use of tho ClIERO-
KEL HEMEDN a. d Cli e.
ROkEE lNJE9rtON Tho
two mediCiue, it the sumu
time - an Improper t,,-
charg-H are r. tuved aud ne
weakened prg n, % o .ucoi
Nv 70 .tuiel ~ fll vjRur ana
streug b..
Fu, tuli par iculnr- ger Our
pamphlets frIm any drIg
store iu tne g uu'r ,ur wire
Us and we vii m ~ fec 10
any address a fu ] troAtl.a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-14

SUGAH COATED
FEMALE REGULATION
HEAL1N P ESEHA ER.
tEkTAlN AND SAFE
For the hviuuN al uf Oh
stIuCl vn.. ami ne lnsur-
anCv uf Regularity n tie
kecuiT, nee OF the Monthly
Periods.
Ticy cure or obylate those
NUMEROUS diseases That
FprWy from irTCgniarliy, by
removing The inesulaf',l IT.
sen