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SURNAME OF SBnTH.-NO name is as common
in England as Smith, setting aside even the APP
pellatfOn of those who family disguise ancestral
worth under Smyth, Smiths0n, Smythe,
smithers, and Smythies. lh Germany, 700,
and the Fabri, Fabricii, ana Fabbroni Of l,aly
ihe Ia Febres, or LefeWes, Of France; and the
Sews, GowaRs, and Cowans Of Scotland are as
Peh.Aui a. black berries. The obvious inference
~ ~ mat snat, ~ the time when surname were adopted
M Mtue HeiHeIs In iron were not only numerous but
i, ,a a. itMeaers M Of society, equally Important
rt t,p ~ ,l eH'l, sn,ih be- he a knight or squire,
''-'- N'-si}lssA u Ile uggf'
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fEEt. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
SlIssls Steam Slip Line sailing from each port on
hATI kDAIS, from first Wharf above PINE Street,
Phladtlphia and Long Wharf Boston. From first wharf
above PINE Street, ON saturday, July 2, 1864.
The steamship NORMAN, Baker, AN tail rom lhlade-
Vhia for Boston, Saturday, July 9h, at 10 A. NJ,
and the steamship SAXON, Matthews, nom Boston for
Plilac ephia, on came day, at r. NJ.
These new and substantial steamships form regular
line sailing from each port punctually ON Saturdays.
Inuraucos effected al one hall the premium charged on
san vessels
Freiphts taken at fair rates
shippers requested TO send Slip Receipts and BINS
IRdinp with their goods.
For Freight or Passage Naying fine accommodations)
auply 10 HENRY WfNSOR & co,
iaftf No. 1872 3. DELAWARE Avenue.
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rST--sb FOR NEW YOBK.-DESPATCH
uEttt5a .ii-is aud swinsure Lines, via Delaware aud
I--Uun Cann. The steamers Of these lines leaving
daily - O'Clock NJ and O'Clock +. H. rom third pier
above Walnut street.
FOR freight, which win be taken on accommodating
terms apply 70 WILLIAM NJ. BAIRD & CO., 10. ~ >.
DELAWARE Avenue,
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SHIPPING.

aIFESe STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
- pool, touoh hing az Queenstown Cork HarhOr.
Inc Well nown steamers Of the Liverpool New lorS and
Philadelphia Steamship Company are intended to sail as
follows So
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, July 9th,
CITY OF BALTIMORE, saturday, June 10th.
ETNA, Saturday, July 23d.
And every succeeding Saturday noon from Pier No a
North River, ...
Payable I'm Gold or its equivalent In Currency .
First Cabin ....... 5000 StceraCc........ ..,S5OO
First Cabin London s. 90 StecTage 10 London 1900
First Cabin 10 Paris 500 steerage q Paris 5000
First Cabin Hamburg 5000 StCeragG 90 Hamburg 3lO0
Passengers also arded 10 arc Bremen ROtter
dam, AntW erp, &c at equally low rates,
Tom Liverpool Queenstown First Cabin, SO,
ssE 500 Steerage Liverpool and Queenstown, $50.
Those WHO wish 10 send for thor friends buy tickets
here at these rates.
For further Information apply at the Companys offices.
JOHN a.. DALE, Agent,
No. Ill WALNUT Street. Philadelphia
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RAILROAD LINES.

1OE1 CAMDEN AND ATLAN- IQE1
lCU4. TIC RAILROAD. lCOts
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH IN TWO HOURSll!
-Four trains daily TO Atlantic City.
on ard after MONDAY July trains leave Vine street
Ferry as follows
Mail, 7'3O A. Nj.
Freight, with passenger car attached, 9'l5 A. NJ,
Express (through in hours) goo r. NJ
Atlantic Accommodation, 4'l6 2. NJ.
Junction ACcomm )dAtiUn, $3.50 2. NJ.
RETURNING LEAVES ATLANTIC,
AccommOda alton (AtlAntic) 5'i8 A. n.
Express, T'U5 A NJ.
Frtght, ll'dO A. NJ.
Mail, 4'46 T.. VI.
Junctr Accommodation. 6"22 A. NJ.
Fare Atlantic, b2OO. Round Trip Tickets good only
for the day ana train which they Issued $500.
EXTRA HADD0NFIELD TRAINS,
Leave Vine sueet lOl5 A. NJ and 90 4. NJ,
Leave IIaddOnheld l45 Z. NJ. and 2 " y, NJ.
ON SUNDAYS,
Mail tain for Atlantic leaves Vine street : 80 A. NJ.
Leaves Atlantic iiS T. NJ. -
ie9O.f JOHN G. BRYANT, Agent.
The bar which made last year has entirely dsap-
peared leaving the beach Of the most delightful on
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DDDDDDDD
CHEROKEE CuRFi

CHEtOk III tlhE y
An uniailing cure for 3pcr-
rnatorrhea, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions,
and all diseases caused by
Beli-pOllutlOn, such as Loss
OF Memory, Universal Lassi-
tude, Pains In the Back, Dim
ness Of Vision, Premature
Old Age, Weak Nerves. Dif-
ficulty Of Breathing, Tremb-
ling, Wakefulness, EruptiOns
on the Face Pale Coun'e-
nance, Insanity, COnsump-
tion, and all the direful COM
plants caused by departing
from the path OF nature.
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The llstless, eneTvated
youth, the over -tasked man
Of business, the Victim ~
nervous depression, the in
dViduAl suffering from gene
raj debility, or from weak
ness Of a single organ, VIII
all find immediate and per-
manent relief by the use Of
this Elixir or Essence VI
Life.
Price, So per bottle, or
three bottles for g., and for
warded by express, on re-
celpt Of money, ~ any ad-
ares.
Sold by all druggists every
where.
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CHEROKEE TNJEC
TON iA INTENDED - an ally
or assNtant H. The CHEliO-
KEE REMEDY md should
be used IN contraction with
thN medicine in AL cases OF
GNnufThWu, elect, FiuOr
Albus or Whites, tie effects
are healing, R1CthinR, aud
dcmulceHt; removing ah
ncaIdInr heat, Ctordee, and
pain Instead OF the burning
and almost unsudurAb q pam
hat Is experienced viii
nearly all tie cheap quacb
Injections.
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CECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES
- sAMARIrAES GIFrl
EAMARIrANS GIFT
Ft... ~ Eg.N

CFCRET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES
- ssAMM4BIITTa.ES,.ss sAMABI . S,s aEEE SEEEi
Tm MOST CrErAIS REMEDY EVER USED.
GoSoRRHTA, GLEET, sTmCTUREs, &c,
Contain nc Mineral, 10 Balsam, no Mercury
Cfrcs IN from Two to four days, and recent cases In
"twcnty four hours rrepaf, BY graduae o, o,, tas
Doctors and Chemists ofthe crescent day -
let nose Who have deapalrcd Of getting cured
have been gorg,d with Balsam Copaya, or Mercury at
once "' ''' sAMARITANs GIFT.
Sent by mail In a plain envelope
Price, male packages, ". Female, to'
BLOOD BLooDn BLooDml BLooDnn
scRoruGA, ULCERS, SORES. SPOTS, LETTERS
SYPHILIS OR yENEREAL DISEASES, &c, &c,
SAMARITAN
ROOT AND HERR JUICES
sypuS 9oSd FSgRE, 2 EgeP as R9fsfE sTa ie sAA
RiTbS FooT An, HERB jUcE, Is he most potent,
certain eccua remedy ever prescribed it reaches
tfS the cure is 6orougR and permanent rake then of
this purify emcdJ aud be healed and do not transmit
to Your pos6rity that which you may repent in after
''"''' DO NOT DESPAIR!
R4RSs F60T zoo AND HRRB juices viii rcmoys every
ycstge Of impurities from the system as well as all the
bad ehcets OF Mercury
In many afectons With which numbers Of Females
suHer, the Il, or AND HERB JUICES mist hsppty
down Fal ing the Womb Debility aud for all complaints
sent by exprefs Price 81 a bottle, 9 bottles for 50.
SAMARIIAN'S WASH
I I'm cascH Syphilis, used I'm connection with the Root
and Herb Juices. Full directions Price 70 cents.
The efficacy thee remedies II alike acknowledged by
physicians and patients. They used in the United
etaies Hospitals, thus restoring health 10 many OF our
brave soldiers.
From the baltimore "Sun:'-
WHAT THE sUEGEoNs SAY OF THE
SAMARITAN's REMEDtES -
"PosT HosTrAL fORr Marshall
Baltimore, Md Feb. 20, 1861 I
rI have great satisfaction in atng that have used
'ThG tdH Reme1teS for Nenerea Disease In its
most customary forms that have used them with iudg
ment, discretion, aud properly, and have found them
respond N my hntlcinBtiOns promptly and ehectualy
Knowing their composition have the fullest confidence
IN their efficacy, ana my Of them extends,
recomne nend them strongly. - - -
| "ALFRED G. BOWERS,
| "Assistant- Surgeon 9th New York Vols"
Let he understood that these remedies recon-
mendcd, and win positively cure the diseases Tor which
| Sold by g. G. UpHAM,
| No. 25 q. EIGn I'll Street.
DESMO ID Il co,
| jyJ-tuths2m No. al5 RACE street
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ny the use NJ the CHERO-
KEE REMEDY and CHG
ROkEL INJECTION - the
two medicines 90 the samo
time -n all improper dis
charges are removed aud tho
weakened organs arc speed
fly rs,t0fed " fun vlg0r ana
strength.
For ull particulars get our
pamphlets frJm any drug
store In the country, or write
US, and we viii mail free TO
any address a full treatise,
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Ia ssFs mEdToE dSAR ASp Il BALrIaoRE RAI- u

ECHzprH PHILADELPHIA, WILL
go NE&5k6ISAxkMINGToN AND BALTIMORE RAIL-
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after 81 NDAY. June 10, 1854,
Passenger trans leave Philadelphia for ~
Baltimore at 4'S0 Express, Mondays excepted) sos A.
chester at O6, l6 A. M l9O, $50, $50, 600 and uN
wilmington at 40 C5ondsys excepted, sos, ll'Ib
A. M 9. l'30, $50, 4'30, 800 1880 and HOO Z. NJ.
New Castle at sos A. NJ. and 4s0P h.
Dover at st5 A. NJ. and 4'60P. N.
Milford at 800 A. NJ.
Salisbury at sos A. NJ. -
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bai imore at s'45, $40 A. NJ, (EIpresE, lilo
wiimnston al is, 6'45 ga NJ, 1924 l, las, 400, 4as
T'3t and Bl0 p. N
Salisbury At 10 p. NJ.
Milford at 335 p. NJ.
Dover at $40 A. NJ, and 4b5P I'M.
New Castle at $50 A. NJ. and 6'65 r. NJ
Chester att a., $40 A. NJ 100 fS9, 40, b0' Bl4, S4O
Leave baltimore for Salisbury intermediate stations
Leave baltimore for Dover and intermediate sAtoaS at
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at $40 A. NJ. 3 and II ,05 p. NJ.
Leave Wilmington at $50, S25 A. NJ, S'Sb and ut0
p. NJ.
Freight Trains with Passenger Car attached win run
follows
Wilmington for Perryvine and intermediate places
SUNDAYS only at $50 A. M, 1899 P. M, from PhnA
depha TO Baltimore. - -
From Phlsdephia to Wilmington at FsO A. NJ. 1880 and
ll'00 N. -
From wilmington to Philadelphia at I4S A. NJ. and 73e
pm Only az 10 20 r. M nom Baltimore 10 Philadelphia
Ja4 H.F RENNEY. Superintendent.
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E.cMzvzaS1 PHILAD ANIo-
HHHE4R&ts4ss TRENTON AND CAMDEN ANDF
ANNOY RAILROAD COMPANIES.

NOTICE.
On and amer MONDAY, January 1884, the Trains To-
New YORK, leaving Kensnglon Depot Philadelphia, at 81
NJ. (Nghtl, and ESQ r. NJ, and the trains leaving New
York al s A. NJ and SOP, will hereafter be
clusivey for the United States Mails and New York an
WAshingtOn Passengers and will not take In let
any passengers between said cities
The 10 A. NJ and u Midnight Lines from New York 70
Washington, and the ll'5OA. ". and r NJ Lines from
WASHINGTON to ew York. win continue at present ana
passengers TO and fr IN the intermediate stations
and baltimore, Washington aud New York
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CUFROKFF PULSI

SUGAR COATED
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PRESERNElt.
CERTAIN AND SAFE
For the RemON Of OBJ
structionS, and the lnsur-
Ance Of Regularity IN the
Recurrence OF the Monthly
Periods.
They cure or obviate those
numerous diseases that
spring from irregularity, by
removing the iIregularlty Is.
sen
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nFMOVAL. 49, THOMAS NJ. PLOWMAN,
II Carpenter and Builder has removed bis shop rom
No " strawberry street 10 No 232 CATER Street ad-
jorinp the old Post Once Building. Having increased
facust for carving the lslLess extensively, he hupet
10 receive a share Of public patronaEe ia7
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ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND


lines leave Philadelphia, fom Kensington Depot al
il 10 A. NJ, 4 a.d Gas N anG 1850 mldriyht. aud
from Walnut Street Wharf (yie Camden) ate and An,
l2R., and q p. NJ Il for New York.
And leave New YorK rom foot Of Courtandt street. aty
A. NJ 10 A. NJ 10 NJ, and p NJ, and " midnight,
and from loot OF Barclay street at A. NJ. and2 NJ.
ja5-f WM A. GATZMER, Agent.
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Price. .CUEROKEE RENE.
BY, 81 per bottle, or three
bottles for 50.
Price. CHEROKEE IN
JECT1ON, ~ per bottle, OF
three bottles for 81,
Sent by express TO any ad.
dress on receipt Of price.
Sold by all druggists every
where.
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They cure Suppressed,
Excessive, and Painful Men
situation.
They cure Green Sickness
(ChlOrOsis).
They cure Nervous and
Spinal Affections, pains in
the back aud lower parts Of
the body, Heaviness, fatigue
on slight eNertiOn, Palpi-
tauOn Of the Heart, Low
ness OF 3piTits, HyEteria,
Sick Headache, Glddiness,
&c, sc. In a word, by re-
moving tho irregularity, they
remove the cause and with
It al the effects that spring
frOm L.
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This medicine Is a simple
vegetable extract, and one
on which all can rely, as II
has been used In our prac-
tice for many years, and viii
thousanCs treated, II has not
failed In a single Instance,
Its curative powers have
been sufficient 10 gain vic.
tory over the most stubborn
case.
10 those who have trlhed
with their constitution, un.
I'll they think themselves
beyond The reach Of medical
aid, we would say, DE-
sPAIR MOTT the CHERO.
KEE CURE will restore
YOU 20 health and vigoT, and
after all quack doctors have
failed.
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EE EEHIFHgzI WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
A4se M s,.-Sfiis - s.-ccmmenonG MoNDAY,Jun
70 1854 from WALNUT Top strSTt " er What n,
At 6 and 10 A. Nj. and at 4'30 p. NJ
For Salem and BridgetOn, at . A. NJ. and 4 +. NJ. .
For lassboro, 8, and 10 A. M, and and $50 NJ
For Woodbury., Gloucester &C, at and A NJ, II NJ
anu anu 'R;EsiTiURNING TRAINS LEAVE
Cape May Q, 6and ll45 A. NJ, and 5l0P NJ
halCm at 6 4 n and il5 + A.
Gassboro at 7lO and $40 A NJ 223 800 and 7'he ?. ~
Woodbury. u 74O and5 81 A. NJ and2 90 329 Us and
sl2P.M.
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
Once No. WALNUT Street, y III call for and deliver
Baggage attend all the branches Of Express
business. Heary articles taken ey A. M Lines only
PeTshsbe articles BY this line mast be sent before 81
ms sSdSf IT, SpS
ET gzzS7 NORTH PENNsYLyANIA
WS EkSS S4tea 4PFU GnHsK thRzEE
TON, wlLKES,BFNAGGkEB a,FNGE Wibbk,SAnMnsMPS9EETT' VII ,SnnMSET
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY June 49, 1864, Passenger Trains
son street, Philadelphia daily Sundays eHcepted' as
IA NJ. CExprcss) for Bethlehem Allentown. Maueh
Chunk, wihesbarre, wlliamsperI.
iO.i5 A n t1ceommodstioa) Tor Fort Washington.
3P. NJ. (Accommodaiion( for Doylestnwn,
aiiSS :. n. }Msl) ltsa' for Doyicstown jS' ''' ~
5l5P NJ (Accommodation) for Bethlehem, Allentown
G.lhP. 81. ccoumodation) for LansdAle.
llP. NJ. (AccCmmudaiOn) Tor Fort Washington.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
leave Bethlehem at $50 NJ, 40 A. NJ aadB01 r. u
Doylsown At 6 40 A. NJ, 345 2. NJ, and Z. NJ
LRnsdaC pt a NJ.
Fort Washington al II 25 A. N. ana N.
on SUNDAlS.
Philadelphia for bethlehem a. y A. NJ.
| Philadelphia for nOylestown al =. VI.
| noylesown for Phl!adelphR at 72O AN.
| Bethiettm for Philadelphia Ht y. NJ
! Hilmans baggage ENrress VIII call COR aud deliver
baggage the depot. Orders may be len az No llj
| jel5 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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EEI PhiLADELPiiiA LA, 1874
Ths great ne tfayerfes he Northern aud SOrthwes
counties # rt to the city Erie Lake Erie
II has beenle. scd by The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened thrUuL bout IT. entire length.
i isIuw IN use IOr Passen aud Freight business mona
Harrisburg Emporium l5 mtes), the Eastern DIVi-
sou and from sheed 10 Erie (75 mles), the Western
Division.
ZINE or PASSENGER TRAINS AT FuLADELPHA
hhu . w A. ~
Express lyO r.
Cars run ihrO Oh WITHOUT change both ways thest
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven betweeI
Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant SLEEPING Cars the Express Train both
For Information respecting Passenger business apply a.
the f. corner Of Eleventh and Market streeG,
And for Freight business Of the Company's Agents
s. b. kingston Jr. Sixteenth and Market sreetg
Philadelphia y
}, W. REYNOLDS Erie.
j. NJ. Dril, Agent, N. N. c. r., Baltimore,
II. n. HOUSTON, Z
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
LEWIS l. HOUPr,
General Ticket Agent, PHILADELPHIA. J.
JOSEPH ID POTTS,
jai-u General Manager, Williamspot.
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A few doses restore the
appetite.
Three bottles cure the
worst case Of lmp0teLcy.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
one bottle restores mental
power.
A few doses bring the rose
TO the cheek.
This medicine restores to
manly ylpOr and robust
health the poor, debilitated,
worn down, and despairing
dGYOtee Of sensual pleasure,
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Tie CHEROKEE MEDl-
CINES are o. Old by all enter
prisirg druggists In the civil
iized world, Some unprn-
cipIed dealers, hOweytr, try
a. sell worthless compounds
iu place OF these - those
which they can get at "a
cheap price. aad make more
money by selling than thCl
can ON the CHEROKEE
MEDICINES. As you value
y0ur bealth-aye, the health
ofyour ofispring- do not be
deceived by such unprln-
Cipled dipPgisss. ASK i9i
me CHEkOkfE MEDl-
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For fun particulars, get a
Circular from any Drug
Store In the country, or
write the PrOprietOTs, who
win mail free, 10 any one de-
string the same, a mll trea-
use In pamphlet form.
Prices, 80 per bottle, or
three bottles for s., and for
wRrded by Express 70 all
parts of the world.
ROld by all respectable
druggists everywhere.
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n,R. W. r. MBRwfS & CO.'S COLUMN
DFOR THE CllEl l.JEEF MEDICINES
ComouEDED FROM ROOTS, Ranks, AND LEAVES,

uia prepared In a highly
concentrated f0ym, the dose
only being from one tO two
tcaspOonfuls three thnes per
da
Itis diurctlc and Alternative
IN - action; puri ying and
cleansing the blood, causing
tito dow IN all ofits original
purity aud yipor; thus re-
moving frOm the system all
peruioious causes which have
induced disease.
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u READING RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM pHlkADhLpIIA TO THE INTERIOR OF
QUEHANNA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEYS,
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ThIs roe5,c,,s bos been
tsstad hvthe most enInsnt
medical man NJ mo dav and
Nv thom nronnnncad ~ La
ono M Ibs vreste.t r,sdir.i
discovoT,es ~ tne ACE
One hottie viii cure CIsneral
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L. CSsysSzSsr SALEM RAILROAD conf
mcucnF Friday. January j, 1si4:- fkinbei...
From Walnut Street Wharf at0A A. Mh Aecomb
freight u NJ. Returning leave sa EN- u Codin,
NJ, IlO 4. NJ Freight daly each way, r. Bayard
MORTON MILL ADrn Jones,
Second Covered Pier above WAL HoOdside.
s. DELAWfN, Preaid6Ot.
iai-H J.YAE RENssELAERn, Hioe-PTesldeat
iell-lM
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Composed Of simple Nege-
table extracts, they contain
nOflirg deletcriuus 10 any
constitution, however DELI
cate, their function being 70
substitute strength for weak -
ness, which, when properly
used, they never ia'l 10 do.
They may be safely used Al
any agc, and a. any period
EXCEPT DURING THE
FIRST THREE MOUTHS
during which the uniuilng
nature OF their action would
naluSly PKEYENT preg'
nancy
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as ionows'- . ,u,,,
FIRST and WAREET Streets, A. NJ. lrOj A. M.,2J0
=. M.4a T.. NJ. GAb =. NJ, .. ~
MAkRET Streets to THlKrN FIRST aud MARKET
cave west Chester nom the Depot, on East MARKET
Street, G,gO A. NJ 745A M.uA A NJ ,2P. NJ, 40 Y. NJ
ihe cas- N the West Philadelphia Passenger Railway
COMPANY Market street, viii convey PasslnseTs to and
from the Ihilndeiplia pepOt.
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Pno Accommodation (leaves west hila j. at 600 P. NJ.
Thruph PASSENGERS bv the Fast Line reach Altoona tor
supper where Will be found excellent hccummodatns ns Tor
the night At the Logan House, and In the morning may
take either the Philadelphia Baltimore EXpress each OF
which makes corrections az Pitsbutp for an points. a
daylight view Is thus afforded Of the entire line and It's
magnificent scenery. -, -,
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lfhht il'lhNFlIllh AZ
Leave " eft ChysteT ats 4. VI. and 80 = NJ. . ..
Trains puying phlahel hia at VI. aud 20 y. M,
and Wcst Chester Al 5.i5 A N. and 44jP NJ, connect
with trains on the phUaOe.phia and balmore NeuIai
Railroad for ON'Ord and iufe mediate points
iat N HENRY WOOD. General superintendent
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SPRING ARRANGENEN
on LNLDAY. April l 1851. Tho

FJ-.r-rz.z11u-r1 WEST CHESTER AND PHI
efsS W iY..-aas. LADELpHIA RAILROAD, VIA
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PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the Compauys Depot, at THIRTEENTH and
CALLOwIllLL Streets, Philadelphia, ct the following
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-07
RAILROAD LINES.
FyT-rHzuusy1 PHILADELPHIA A. GEN.
- at. at.ss..aa MANTOWN, AND NORhlsIoWN

TIME TABLE -.
On and after MONDAY, May tG 1861 until further holo
FOW gFkNAGTOWN
Leave Philadelphia 8, p, 10 H. u A. M'i l. 40
9at, 4,5, ,hA. 6 7,S ~ 10, II, l2P. . - q, a. n.
Leave Germantown s. l. 100 9, $40 q 10, II u A. NJ
.9H T. ~, b, q. .Gb, IS. q. 10. IT, and l2P NJ .-.
The 10 down, and the 8 aud 90 trains up 90 notstop
on the Germantown Branch .-..z..
'' ''' CHEsNUT HILL RAILROAD.
cave Philadelphia, g. 5, TO- u A. NJ y aoA' ''F'HNo
Iesyc Cnesnst nm 7lo,s, $40, uAoA.M.i rio, $50,
$40. gao, s'4O, and 1910 Z. VI. .-...,.,.r5,,,,y
FOR CONSUuHOtkEN. AND NOkhlS l,yWy AZ
Leave Philadelphia 6, S35, llOj A. bs'5 49, o's'
'i.s,ys NSl'l.town' 2, 7.5o, and II A.M.;lH,4H
he si train up will stop wlssahickon, ManayunE'
FUR MAN ,YUNR. ,,,,,
Leave Phnedelrha, G, 30, llyj A. NJ, Ia 3 80 o>a'
feays Msnayank. Gi4, ~, 20, ca. H}S A M,2,5,7,
H.K SMITH General superintendent
mym Depot, NINTH and GREEN streets,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-03

SO into the bank they went, aud Lin
coin says to the casHief, awe just want to
take thirty thousand dollars to makS
legal tender with. I'll bring It back in
an hour or two"
The cashier handed across the money
to Honest Abe" and without tho
scratch Of pen in acknowledgment, he
strobe his way with the specie, all in
most sacred simplicity, made the tender,
and brought it back with as much nom
ohalanee as if he had been borrowing
silver spoon of his grandmother.
He was chosen to Congress in 1S4e
over Rev. Peter Cartwright, but declined
a reelection. He was several times
Presidential elector at large in his State
because of his superior ability as POp-
ular debater. lie was the competitor 81
Hon. Stephen a. Douglas for U. s. sen.
ator in 1859, and won a national repu-
tation by his great struggle with the
Little Giant" On the stump.
In 1860 he was nominated for the
Presidency by the National Convention
at Chicago, and elected By the electoral
vote Of every free State except a fraction
Of the vote of New Jersey. OF his ad"
ninistration and the fearful issues he
has been compelled to meet, it is mob
necessary here to speak. The people
will soon record their verdict in refer
euce to him and to them. May thSt
verdict be just one.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-03

The restoration aud reunion OF
Louisiana begins to assame the air o
reality. The Legislature met on the Sd
inst, and the Governor communicated
an old fashioned message in the good
old style. We recognize with pleasure
that there is "School Fund" an ain
ternal Improvement Fund" and q
General Fund" Governor Hahn tell.
his people that "the Rebellion is n ov
almost extinct in almost every portion
Of the State, and that only scattered
fragments shoulder in insignificant
proportions at different poi nts."