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The New York herald., 1864-11-26
MIsCTLIANEOUs NEWS

Several nrss appsrcvty the result OF deslgn eccufrec
las night eIgh, hotels 10 this city lhe 81 Nicholas,
Metropolitan Lafarse, St. James, Loveoys, Belmont,
| Tsmmany Hail. Grsmercy Park, and also 10 Barrum's
Museum. The Fire Department wsre very active, ~
the nrce put down. with only ribng icss In
every instance the presence Of bottles OF phosphorus
was discovered Va the beds. showing combination Of
ncesdaries with manifest intention OF either puader
Ing the hotels creating ge0sral consasration In the
city Chief Engineer Decker, upcn bearing the first
alarm eegfsphed to al the hotels 70 guard them against
danger Two parties have besn arrested On suspicion.
The two houses Of Congress viii reassemble N Washing
ten the 9th proxlpo, one week from next Monday
Is understood that among other matters which viii be
treated OF the message OF the President will be
the views OF the administration the various propos.
tloas peace and ts policy that subject Nearly su
the reports or the Cabinet Secretaries viii be resdy for
presentation IL 10 thought, when the session opens.
Washington despatch states that Attorney GeueraI
Hatss has decided 10 rsIra from President Liaoons
Cabipet, but .nat Sbs time of ne resignation not
hxed.
The rumerorsIy signed petition 10 President Lincoln
from the people OF England In favor Of peace between
our national goysrncut aud the rcbes has arrived 10
Washington.
wo have dies OF tts Carrcts Nero ga.a and formal
do Csrneso OF Rio Janeo 70 the 9th OF October but
oeved copies Of the formal do Rpe to the 18th OF oc.
tober with full particulars Of the circumstances attend
the capture " the Florida The main facts have AL
ready beeu detailed u the HERALD Tho Coyreis Of the
9th Of october sysThs Supreme Tribunal OF Justice OF
Brazil has uegstIvet the appeal OF the United States
oopsO 10 the case Of the house Of Pbpps, Brothers
Co. and the captains of the American ships Grant,
Virsios, Fanny and Abigail, connrming the declsios q
the Tribunal commerce OF RIO, which ruIod that the
American Consul was not en,ted 10 interfere ip such
matter The appeal was denied ~ the united vote OF
4 oil the members Tsescst
Late Wes India news sIludes 70 considerable disasters
10 shipping 10 The early part OF this month along
tie east coast OF the sssd Of Porto Rico Yreuoh
bark, two French schoooers 9 British schooner and
spanish schooner are known 70 have bscs wrecked aud
II IL feared that many other vessels met similar rate
ny the steamship Champion, from New Orleans and
Havana, 10 have one day later Intelligence from The
ss,er port our oI~ extending 70 tbs aQh sst Tbere %
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

BROADWAY THEATRE. BroAdwsy.-Pooa GxyrIr
SAS-PsoPLK's LAwYER.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway -Flrsr HxARf SrvEx
WON FAiR LApY-MILKY wHrE.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 6I4 Brosdway.-Douslx
1hArEzs AND HORIZONTAL BAR-EraIofIAS SONGS,
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FOURTH EDITION
Gen. Grants Army.
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MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARY
SEWARD.
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IMPORTANT FROM RICHMOND.
TALK OF EVAcUATINc THE
CITY.
IMPORTANT FROM RICHMOND
Narrow Escape of Mr.. Seward,
spec,nI 10 rhe Evening Telegraph.

Special 20 Che Evening Telegraph.
WAsHvoroN September 2s.-The mail
steamer Vanderbilt, from City Point, reports tha.
early yesterday morning there was some fring
along our lines fronting Petersburg, but not suiii-
cient 10 indicate that an engagement was IN pro-
gress. The Vanderbilt brought up twenty-five
deserters, mostly unassigned cons'ripts from
work shops at Richmond.
They say that the recent order Of the Confeda-
rate authorities, taking from the Government
shops mechanics heretofore exempted, has caused
a general stampede among the workmcn. A
large Government establishment at Richmond,
known as the Anderson shop has lost one
hundred and eighteen men within week, who
have run away with the Intention OF coming
North.
Early's defeat has caused great dependency
in Richmond, and the Rebels fear that sheridan
will be able TO reach Lynchburg, and from that
point cripple the DanviIlc road, thereby e1cc-
tually cutting off their supplies.
The prospect Of having 70 evacuate Richmond
is freely talked of, and it is noted that several
Government workshops have already been closed
up, and the machinery taken further South.
At Point Lookout number Of Rebel officers
were taken on board, who are TO be transferred
to Northern prisons.
Secretary Seward has returned from his visit
to the front. He reached City Point in company
with the Hon. W. L Wasbbume on Sunday
morning, and, accompanied by Generals Grant,
| Meade, and Warren, proceeded TO the works in
sront of Petersburg.
The evening was spent at General Grants
modest tent headquarters, where the party dined.
| On Monday morning the party went up the
| James river on the steamer Baltimore. General
| Butler General Ord, and General Birney, on
| Buffers steamer Greyhound, joined them on the
way, and the two boats steamed up to within a
mile Of Dutch Gap.
Here the party embarked in Butlor's six
Dared gig, as afIording a less conspicuous mark
for Rebel shells, and proceeded 10 the mouth Of
the canal and inspected operations there.
| Scarcely had they left on their return, when the
Rebels opened fire on the working parties at the
canal, and were replied u by our guns on the
| bluff Some of the shells struck unpleasantly
near the distinguished party.
On the way down the James river the two
boats were lashed together, and the parties dlncd
on board the Greyhound, and when below City
/ Point the two boats separated, and the Baltimore
with Secretary Seward and party, started for
Washington.
When in the bay about 10 o'clock at night, the
crank-pin Of the Baltimore broke, and the vessel
! was disabled but by sending up rockets aud firing
| guns the attention Of the steamship Warrior Was
attracted which took the B5ltimorcir low, bring.
ing it up 70 Washington.
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"The warren Come, Combination"
As this company is to perform at Grover
Sims New Chesnut Street Theatre on Monday
next, Il will be interesting for readers 10 know
what aud who they are going 10 SOC. The COM
Aination consists Of Mr.. Warreu, the famous
Boston actor and one OF the best comedians in the
higher walks In this country. Miss josephine
Ortcp, an importation-a small parcel OF excel.
lent gOods-is member OF the company. MISS
Emily Mestayer Is also one of these stars we
need only say that she is q laughter OF Mr Mes
tayer of the Od Chesnut Street Theatre, AMI q
sister Of Mrs. Barney Williams aud Mrs. w. j.
Florence. Mr.. Charles Barron Is also member
of the company. 80
played with Miss GharlOtte Thompson at the
Rslnut last year. Remember this is me list
week OF the Sea Of H. and on next MOnuy
evening the Warren Comcdy COmbiniUon viii
Give ms A litsle seasop OF legitimate and standard
old comedies. Jhey viii all he put upon the
stage in the very bSst style. we cannot 40 Det-
Ter Than give here the following criticism from
the pen OF the ablb theatrical critic OF the Balti
more sunday Telegram:-
"Br wartans reputation prec ceded him % This cii but
great a. we're ne tSpeelatyn1 ine9 Q, an uIX ASSe @
alpsarea nosi vsIed T9un9 o Sharss,eIs aar5 G M he
all showing ereny wonderul vers9t n.y. G1d 5etrayng
tRished perfOI nance and Is exquisite deineaton
boih spIRrt ed aud ds.httd oil who TiIness,d H. ID,
aiso rendered with sqnal hnish In fact would o.
dihcul say In what character he eNceied Nhefe All
perfect. The pretty and fascinating Miss Josie
Orion is most seeomp ished ard brilliant aStfss5 & ana
her sIIrhtmess her ryvacty and her dashng a1d artistic
lseIeaied great sensetOn Her grace and altsh are
perfect sh enaets part she undertakes 7h 1n
and dehty nature hat are ond oil praise
Her Lady 1eAze was a IN - beautiful ana lnl'hel
performance, aId the spirit and yig1r with which ahe
Lady Gay 2nEer created perfect Iror; Hel
'Cicsly lomespun was equally as sue essu and she IA
show during potOrman Of the past wtek thst sue
y g,iteo with Eenng Of tae hghesL quality Miss Eany
EetayeT Is most acc mp hei truset ana IN the part,
which ie her Ot she showed herself nDess the finished
actress an perfect LADY. DIR Charles Barron Is
young Il destined TO occupy the highest niche "a
the temple fame Hs style II characterized by NEOl
and nnsh ans everything he has dOns has been wen and
aruscay rendered Murh prse Is due to the me m 1ers
the regular stock company for the manner IN which
they Sustained the sRrs showing by their spirited
nx thar usy fet and took deep interest In carving
throurh different pieces riumpha y. At1Rother tae
combination has richly deserved mo great success II has
met with, and II wOu be impossible 70 say m0ro.'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-28

The P0t.yille WaarF J9wao' says
The demand for coal is Stacking on and pur-
chascrs me demlndIns reduction off least two
dollars a ton, otherwise th0y refuse 10 make any
puuHulmeuts,
The shipm nts are heavy again this week, and
rho consequence Is that large number VI cars es
r,man utsOld at New York and Boston, and the
stocks are uucumulaling az the different shipping
ports,
We understand .hat general and large reduc-
tou In the price Of wages will he required on the
first OF October TO meet the present state OF the
trade The trade abroad will not increase their
stocks at present rates in the face OF decline.
10 has been suggested that if the price of coal
and wages must rcCedo, that the prices Of traus-
pOrtatiOn ought also 20 recede and bear their por
ton of the reduction. The high rates charged
by the transporting companies were predictLed
on the high prices at which coal sold at auction
at New y orll in July last These sales showed 9
decline at the close Of August, and If continued
will no doubt show a further decline this msnth
To place our region in q competing position VIII
the other regions would seem to require that th'
transporting companies should share q portion o.
the decline also
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL 1 o'clock this after
noon, while the colored parade was passing Fifth
and Che nut strcets, number Of the employees
gathered around tue second story window OF
RoclhH 4 Wilson's store. Two Of the men,
uamcd John Boehrnger and Adam kressler, who
were standing on the edge OF the window, lost
thcir hulance, and tell. An falling, they pissed
through the awning, down TO tha pavement.
Bo, hrDHer, residing 40 oiN'h and Wall streets,
was So severely injured about the head .hlu his
rtgoyoTy is cOusid red q NIB lul. ke-sllr was nlL
.er.otsy hurt Both the sufferers were EIE5n 70
tie hospital. krlssl-r resided NJ NO. 5is uW n
-Il,
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Early birds catch the worms Sheridan catches
the Early birds.
:. One charge the Copperheads can't bring against
Ane Recommendations cavalry charge
~ has been reported that Sheridan is dead No
bnen thlng. He Is Just bringing out new play,
Shll'ieo Eafiy ChAsenings" (Chastening5).
4. Is seia OF the recent operations 10 the valley
his "Phl." '' VA" N"' CIV
Sheridan's comedies are no ,o,,sr ,,ors,rr,.5
on the Southern stage they have Riyen niace m
Sherldan's tragedies. paw ~
The Cops can't complain that Sheridan does
not prosecute the war on truly peaceful ana rs1i
E.ious principles, when he can produce n eaaons
% the contrary.
s.sberidan Is a trump" said Jones.
"What kind of trump" asked Brown
s,spades f
sNo, SIR clubs"
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Patients addressing us will please write Post once
Coun state and name Of writer, plAn ana ihgl0se Po7'
ifthe iruggsts win not buy them for YOU send 70 Us
and we viii send them 10 you by Express. fsrnss d gS
dressing us should state the disease anu 5ylplo',i ~
mn parcuars In repard TO their cases. We ueal an us
eases of a chronic nature Ia male on female . ,,,,g,
Patients living at a distance need not nesatS
of their inability TO visit us. We have teaeu '"00''
FULLY patients I'm AN portions Of the eiyA'u ,lrty-
Wewish 10 send every reader Of TINS paper ou' ''
two page pamphlet iree. . ~, AZ ID AfERWIN &
Address AN letters and orders 20 Ut " ~
co. No al LIBERTY Street, New lofk,;orr A. CO
Sold Wholesale ana retail by u W. y y i, street. phad
1924, sW-Jm 30 xo1 ~ -
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.AIApyIE THE LAST STAGE or CoNsJMruCA
rTbLI

4 LADY IN the LAST STAGE or GCNSJNrUCS
EIbLI,
From th5 Boston journal.
Jvy lI IEGI.-I Mrs. Nancy Sloan Of No. s. Wtrrcd
street chi CstUwI, do 1rIttN that h1 rt hDgr A-1
Tor zen Years. Ny ti.lt side was 50 EI1s.2d lhu Z
cuuId NOT ur. During mat time suffered NOu ca
tarh throat; would cough from one O. lYf hours AZ
a time. WAS Ncr nervous, seldom could sleep 10 niRlL
ad lung fe, e two years since, Nnit fed1,ei mo tp
sfplpiOn. 7 had an he mslcn advice all nfdC Cnes
mo, ey con pr, me, hut an tO no purpose. w t1s-
Erlg1n thc last stage of consumption w31 confined
10 bed when Mrs II. q. Browns MetlphyscGi discovery
was sent ~. It MSS apple according @ direction.
felt no better, but rather worse 'Ol some time ..
;ttAl far goLe ana TOO weak 10 try anything
mo But my mother said would die II uid not Aud
eet In the Disc cry and as !. was the Inst thai 20 cure
me n would Connup1t We soon t,uld that was the
circulation which Tu-hny iutO - stem which was
tal ing eject As the circulation kept incleasng my s.
ease bel 10 break twas ss EccAb aigt began
10 apply tac medicine before could gahrr strength ~ 50
into Boston 10 zee Mrs rs o. Bro aud then mai TO
have htp. The second time YeniNJel went without
help, 90 lno third time found my way Without any d-
nGu. bcuan the use Oi the Mea1nN steal Discovery In
MAY ana the result this 2tl ~ july Jna health and
strength 10 fast returning 10 nN enactatel trJme.
My para yZed side IS restored 10 NlgOr; eau EoW rgSs
wei ON n. CatITA gone My cough, my ntrFO ls-
ness. and throat gone sleep well All my ir-
Gegulartps have oi appeared, and must Acknowledge
that bN the provde God directed ~ the OF
1as ". G BroV ms Metaphysical Discovery, and by II
taken from the mouth ut The grave and restored 90 my
family and iueuds know Ia diseases ore gone, ahd d
general crculn has taken pacc bot expect viii tast
/ time to regain my LOST 1eah and strength
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npIrAsr JOnN MYERS.

We regret to have to announce tho death
OF JOHN b. MYERS, senior partner OF the Dry
Goods Auction House of JOHN b. MYERS d
Co., formerly MYERS & CLAGHoRN The sad
event occurred about 9l o'clock this morning,
at his residence, Mr.. MYERS has been i'll. for
several weeks with diabetes, and his death
was not nneXpected.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-28

John wentworth, o. the late Chicago meeting
Knid -
Jefferson Davis entered Congress about the
same. y ear that did. / have mot hIm otCrn anu
Lntw him vel. But there was tAl3 dui.r'ne,
betVeen J,H DAVIS and me - paid Tor my
sdncs ron IN. cidu't for his. He was taken at
tender age ana placed at West Point, ana your
father and mine were taxed % pp lGI II' ~
sfYnction thar rescued him from oblivion, We
made the very common mistiBe OF Judging Dy
his head rather than his heart, and ulI n3t u1.lso
ne viper that was cOiling there, ana WhlcA W
pursed into life TO suing ms II possible u leat ~
When his school-bOy days we're over JeH' wa
sent out West-out West here az the Govern
ments expense-and spent year or SO survey,
ing around Calumet, fishing, and loungingi ana
shooting grouse at Government expense, ana
eating them himself (LRughter.) lie then
married into the Government; his vile being z
daughter of General Taylor, who was supported
bV The Government went to the Mexican war,
and returned 70 become Secretary OF War, ana
10 vilify the gallant soldiery Of Illinois for theiI
mart upon the field Of Buena Vista. For TINS
Governor Bissell called him out but on this par
tieular occasion JEFF. didn't come out" (Great
lauglter)
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REMARKABLE CURE Or BEAESEss p Az OF TWENTY

REMARKABLE CT RE On DEAFNESS VI lNLN4A
YEARS SrANDlNG.
l. John Ncw,Omh. Of quincy, DO certify that have
entirely deaf u len ear for twenty years ana !or
Tie pnst sN years my right has been 40 deaf that
could not hear clnyeIslti,n or public Spelkhg OF any
Kind, c1ru hear the church bells iiig while was
sug n n church. have also beon troubled i5T mum
Der OF ears wuh very sore throat 20 That was obliged
90 li,rup s guI in H'ufnE, tor h0l lpst M voice
had grcat trouble n mg head terrible noises, almo 70
CrOAItss. Ny head lel numb and stupid, and was
source of constant trr DE 10 me-.
Itrcd every remedy lIllt couldb tougt OF went 70
auiiss: bu- ~ nuy wgu.rd % instruments would
have Iufli. do TF n UICm. About one u1nln rinc'
Obtained Nu a. O. lroUns Metdphy sical Discovery ana
flu direct OLA on O. hotties Ana tNo
result ti l1t the h,uHn ot nl GAYS sperecy restored,
80 tNar can .tlT Wr rs any man The great ttlub c
In ,ll be- entirely .uur. Nv head feels perfectly easy
ana Arrest Ny thT1a which was so diseased, s entirely
carrl. .auo have ovclcd my ~Olce again Nuuli not
Ia thousand 'y 'r5 Tor the len'nt have received
Iu tls use Cf Nlr.. lIu.Hs Metaphysical Discovery,
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NTnrltc,sbv,reI.wrnnl1. .

Nzw YoRK, September 2S.-Flour 2Oy@55c'
higher sales OF State ~ So O6o 20; ONO SlO2a 75;
southern, SlO@@l4OO. Wheat, 500 ngheri safes OF
IUt 90 huth Amber Michigan AT ~ lsad2OSi Uhta Ken
tucky Sg86R Corn nrm sales unim lo,iant Beef eull
Iork firm 100 bbls sold u s3FtO94O 90 Cor Noes Lard
Ann, az !! @.lc Wmsky dull.
stOcks better. Chicago and Rock Island, IS I;
Cumberland referee GOl Illinois Central, 2l; Michigan
Souile 75 Now YORK Coutral 11lli Reading, S.h
Hunfo ON hyer o. H 1uc ear Certificates, %; Treasury
b TO- 10 "a 40, ~ $50 coupons, 1903 10 Registered
lC7ls T. GU, on IS, leo,3,
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n few doses restore the
appetite.
llitt bottles cure the worst
CasC,1lnIpOISnyy.
A few dObCs cure the low
SIR ed
one bottle rCstOres men
tai power.
A few doses bring the rose
70 the a Cok.
This medicine ros'oreB
10 manly 'NPOr ana rounst I
h,alih tie poor drbill-
tattd. Wtru. dawn, and des-
pairing doyOteC Of scnbua
pleasure.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-28

THIS FGINIR cures HyH
terra, General Debility, Pal
ptaliUn VI the He4ri, AlG
impUteuCN. ltTestO es men
Ia power and tue apps,iro,
and causes the ross TO mount
the cheek OF panor, and tho
dcbilit tied man Ot wO nan
to feel vigorous and strong,
the young aud smHi .uus
b'oOd % course through
every vein, the nerves u
become strong, and The Il e
Of lev life and yigOr 20 re-
animate the entire body,
hwl1ing up thc con tilutDl,
res o ing % nnliite TO m any
a sad and daAened GrCsidt.
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nDILnDnnm

This medicine 10 Es,ml'e
yegetab e extract, and enc
on which ali can rely, as IL
has been used M oar DraC-
hco for many years, aud
vi b thousands treated, u
has not farcd in q single
Instance It's curative pow
ers have been suihCloDt tU
gain victory over the most
stubborn case.
TO those who have trited
with their constitutions until
thcy think themselves be-
yOnd the reach OF edical
aid, we would sRy DESPAIR
MOTT the CuEROkEE
CURE will restore you 90
hPaith and vil0F. and afler
All 1ua.A doctors havefIilea
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SHIPPING.

.1sq=1, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
s, pool touching at Qgec1siC wn, SoIE h1gDor' Y6s
and PbGadcIplia Steamship Company are intended te
sail as follows = -, O...ho,t
CiTY or BAITIMORE, saturday, October B.
LiNA, Sg saturday, OF noon, from Pier No
a. Eorth River. -, ,,, y,.N,,Rr, ~ CITRREECY
~, t.tt,, $1,000 St6eragc ......'....ss' 9nOVy
Ff cabin TO ondon 40 90 seerage e London @ @e5gG
at S'I'r TarIs 100 90 Stoorage to plrls...,. bl
tt calm tg Ilamhrg 5000 secrcgo To u9mblrg. .iIN
passengers also forwarded 20 HayIe, bremen AO'-
,arirr, AorEerp. &c, at equally low rates. - ,,,,
Fayc5 nom Liverpool or Queenstown :-tlIsl Ca Caoih
a1-G $40 500 Steerage nom LNefpOol ana 09eehs-
town. so. Those who MisA 70 seAu lo4 lHe1 Nis'' ~
buy tickets here at these rates. 40, I,..,. ,o7.o,
Tor iuitler information apply az me company on00'
No III WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
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They cure 9upprcsSsd,
Excessive, RndPalnful Men
struAtion.
They cure Green Sick
meas ChlprUsiD
They cure nervous ard
spi1al Affect ous Pains iU
the Back aud lower paris
a. the Body, Heayl"-ts,
Fat que on Shglt ENeyJiOn,
Pa pr alton OF the Hclri,
LuWness OF spir.,s, uys O.
ra, Sick HealAsle, GIN
ness, NC., a.. In a word,
b. TemOvngthC lrres C.arlty,
they remove 'IG ca -t, on I
with it an the chegt. thsi
spuug fI9m 10.
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This medi inc h.s been
te sted by tue most CmI-
nens medical msn OF tha
day, and by them pro
nnunceu 70 be one OF nc
greatest medical discoveries
Of The aye.
One 20 Tie win cure Gene
raj DeOII y.
A few doses cure Mysteries
in Etma.cs
one bottle cures paip''s-
tiOH Oiths Heart.
A Cw doses restore tho
organs OF generation
From one 10 three bot
ties restore tho mANli-
ness and full visyE gr
youth.
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ FOR BETHLEHEM, DOILLSlUWN, EAsIoN,
MAUCn CHUNK, HAZLETUN, WiLkESBAERE, WILL
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
On and aner MONDAY. september 70 1885, Passenger
Trains viii leave the AEN y or, THIRD street. above
Thompson, Philadelphia, daily tsunGays eAcoptedl as
Al ESQ NJ " xrress) for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch CluuE, VIA sbarre, Mlamsport.
AtE35 n. NJ. (AtCpmmudltuh) Igr pDylestoWn.
AtlOl5A. NJ. (ACcOmmOGR lon) for torl Weshlngt9h'
AtQ ~ p. Al. tAccOmmuuatOn) for DDAlestOWn'
At8l5P.M (ENpr,ss) for Bethlehem, EAston, &C
1hs tran reaches East ats 10 ?. NJ and makes close
connection with the New Jersey central sr New YORK
At4la z NJ. CMail) fpT DOS lC,tvwn -,
At5 =. Vi (AccOu mOdatlOn) Tor Belhehsmi Aheh-
town aud Mauch Chunk.
6i5T NJ (AceomuudauOa) Tor Lans1als.
nP NJ, (AccOmmt dIliOnl tor Furt Washington -.
1hruupb mut he procured at the Iicket OhCe
THIRD sueet BERKs Sueet, in order to secure me
ThbIES FOR PHILADELPHIA 80
Leave Bethchem 20 ~ u Eoon, md bf5 r NJ
Dgglgstovu al 30 A. NJ, 3 =. NJ, and b - y N.
Iansdale at 6'lO A. , ~
Fort NashngtOn al 1850 A NJ, ana l T. H.
ON kUNDAls
Ihiladephis for bethlehem at A. NJ
| IhUad, b. ia for DOy esiovn a. 8 7, NJ
| Doylestown tT phila, elphia az ''2l A. NJ
| BellahCm for Phi adelplid al T.. NJ. s-,..
| iUlunp4 BAG age Express VIII call ~ Aho deutel
bsgape al toe depot orders ma, be leis az NO. 10
! s. inlRD Street. ,,,r,s ~, ,pU 49,
! alg HiSio SNnNN' SAe0"'-
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cHENOKFE PILLsI

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auC. II FCgt lsTity IN the
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Tie CHEROKEE NEDI-
CINTS are sold by all enter
prisiup druggists in the civil
lied word. Some unprin-
Cipled dealers, however, try
10 sell worthless compounds
In place of these - those
which they can get At q
cheap price, and make more
money by selling than they
can ON the CHEROKEE
MEDICINES. As value
y0AT health-ayc, the health
Of your offspring do not be
deceived by such uuprin'
cipled druggists. Ask l0l
THESE MEDICINES, anc