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DTsFEPsIAI DYsPErsIAl

Dr. Wiahart-I have been a constant sufferer Will Bvs-
Depsa of he last eighteen years during which time can
not say that ever enjoyed perfectly well day. There
were times whon the symptoms were more aggravated
than at others, and then It seemed It would be great re-
Lief 10 die had at all Qmcs unpleasant feeling In INV
head but attery my suferngs much Increased that
became Ntpost unit for business OF any kind my liDd
conerualy hled with gloomy thought and iorebld
ings and attempted to change their current 10y reading
at q sensation Of icy codness connection with
dead weight, as IL were, rested upon my brain; also a
feeling Of sickness would the stomach and great
pain 10 my eyes accompanied with which was the con-
tnual fear Of losing my also experienced great
lassitudo debility, and nervousness, which made it dal-
cult walk BY day sleep at night became ayere TO
society and disposed only to soclu,ion, and having tried
the skin Of Iumberof eminent physicians of various
schools, finally came to the conclusion that for this disease
at my present (5 years. there IN exist
ence But through the interference Of Divine Providence
TO whom devouty offer my thanks at last found
eeen remedy In your Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial,
which to have eneetually removed almost the last
trace Of my long list OF ailments aud bad feelings, aHd in
their place health, pleasure, ard conentmen nay
every day companions. JAMES NJ SAUNDERS,
No. i53 NJ Second street, Philadelphia,
Formerly OF Woodbury., n. D.
pE WIsHARTs Omee, No, 10 \. SECOND Street, PHI
ladclplla
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nYsPEr,IA-nYsPErsGA-

Mr Wlshart, wish TO adj my testimony TO the hun
drss you receive 70 The healing properties Of your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial For hneen years sufferer, years
Of that time have slept only In chair not being able
10 lie down for fear Of sufocaton have employed
the best physicians In Philadelphia, who all pronounced
my incurable taken 70 the College where tho
Faculty having done what they could, declared my dis
incurabe ofAsthH and Chronic Dyspspsii
in It's last stage, and that my lungs partially gone
Finding your circulars, my wife procured from your
store bottle your Cordial PersevernglyI used
bottles, aud box and half Of your Dyspepsia Ps when
felt that my disease had wholly given way, and the Cor
ds hGd given ysor ana strength continued to
improve and for theTast three months have been able
10 sleep in my bed Hs soundly did. am now
well, and have gained twenty five pounds In my weight
am able to gok and provide fyr my family send you
tins true and faithful statement for the bcneht Of the sur
ferng. Friends, call and me, near oxford Church
Poet Office, Tn enty- third Ward, Philadelphia.
ISAAC HELLERNTAS.
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DIR. WIsHART,S
CHEAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA FILLS AND PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL,

CHEAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA FILLS AND PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL,
Are FROM and women OF unquos uouable worth and
rpIa"on. They live in anc aro1od Philadelphia. 90
srd hear their testimony. Many ofnam saved from
the very jaws of death when alhrp was gone.
DysPEPsn mas THE FOLLOWING sYNrToNs:
lst constant pain or uneasino,s at the pit Of the
stomach.
ID llatulcnoe and acJfy.
%. Cosu,oness and lo,s of appetite.
an. Gloom and depression of spirits,
5th. Diarrh0a with Rripi,g.
6th. Pain ln an parts OF the system,
7th. Cousuupiyc symptoms and palp Itltonof heart
sh. Cough, win phorm In the throat
ON. Nervous aGectl1u and want Of sleep atnglt.
lOfh Los ofarrcuic ana vomiting.
llth Dizziness, dnuucss Of vision and loss Of sght
l2th Headache and staggering in walking, with great
weakness
Out Of the thousand Of Of dyspepsia that have
used DR.. Wlharts Great American Dyspepsia rils not
one Of hem has nied u perfect o1re. We warrant
In every ease no materlfof twenty years stand
ing. Sold by all druggists everywhere, and at Dr.
WtsHART'S once, No. 10 n. SECOND street, Phua ol-
pbia, 70. An examinations and consultations free Of
chatge. Send for circular. Price 81 per box, scntby
ANAL, free OF char Sc, ON receipt ofDOncy.
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pYsrErsIAI nysrEpsSAI

l. Moses T'bin, Of Cheltonham, Montgomery county,
IA have suffered Tor more Than year everything but
death hsof nom thnt awful disease, 0nlyd Dyspepsia.
ed m that lme Hyc Of the eminent ply yscians
IN Philadelphia They an they could for mo with mcd-
olnes and cuI ping but stl was better. then went
To the ienusy yvann University In order 70 place
reach OF hy best mt dieal talents 10 The country their
medicines mned % do any good aud Outlines wished
for death tD relieve my -unerucs, hut nr DR.
Wishars advertfemcnt m the Philadelphia Bulletin, /
detormit ed TO Try more, but with little faith called
On Dr. Wshnr, and told him " could have died I would
vut have troubled him, and then related my suferiugs
o. hm The DI. urCd u he failed 10 cure mo of
DysItpsia would be- The 1rst case In Two years, put
s' under his treatment, nd athOi Eh htd been ior
months vomiting nearly evCrvhlu. i ate. my Ftnmtch
sVolen with wind. and ued with pain beyond cscrpton
houEht box oi his Dyspept'n Pls used them as d.
rcctd, ara IN Ten days C0uld eat a. hearty meal any
person In the State Of Penn synnn and In thirty was
wen man. invite any person suffering was 10 call
and and viii ron'c my suffering ana the great
cure rccov I'd, wouid to 100 Dyspeutcs evcrvvhore
that nr Wishart H. believe. the only person on the earth
that can cure Dyspepsia With any degree NJ certainty
MOSES TOBGH,
Clcli0nham, Montgomery 90. Pa.
Tr. W1sHARTS Cflcc, No. 10 ". SEC nND street
Oca hours from A. NJ. 20 r. NJ All ex amlaations and
consu tat ons iiCe.
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An iron clad for the Turkish Government
was launched in the Clyde on the Sd inst.
"A musical convention was held last week at
Gardner, Mass. The singers numbered over 200.
"A lady in Rhode Island was relieved of two
tumors last week which weighed 80 pounds.
Large arrivals Of cotton from India and
China are reported in England.
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR DYspEP5IA.
HEAR WHAT MIR. JOHN II. BABCoCK SAYS,
No. lO9S OLIVE Street, I
phiiadClDbia. January pJd 1gtg Z

NTTo0t, Z
Philadelphia. January 2ld 1863.
Dr. Wishart- r;-lt ia with much pleasure that am
able to inform you that by the use Of your great
American Dyspepsia Pills, have been entirely cured Of
thai most distressing complaint. Dyspepsia had been
grityou6v afflicted for the twenty eipht wears and m
Of that time have been trped from its main
week at time Ihave had Il In its worst form and
have dragged mi- cradle oNtstencon pqIn dty
and night Every knd Of food tfet ! ate nllcd me with
VINO and gam 10 mottercd not how light, sul tue
quantity continued beChng sure to follow n adj
no appetite for any Mind Of meats whotoyer ana NY ds
Tess was so 81 eat flr several months before heard of
your Pills that frequently wished for death had tlkeu
everything that mad card Of or Dyspepsia without re-
ceiNng any benefit; but your Pills Bcing recommended
n me by one who had been cured by them concluded 0
give them Trial, although had faith n them no NV
0stunishmtu', found myself getting better hef1te /
had taken onetourh of box and aiter half box
AN UeR man. md cdH sdt atyhilg IRISH and enIov n
hearty meal three times day, without Inconvenience %
anything cat or drink II You think proper you arc at
nllygiyc an desirable information to any one who n1ca
on ne Nours resnteltnlly. JOHN II. BABCOCR
For sale at Dr. WISllAHT' 8 Medical Beplt. 10 M v
SECOND rect, Philadelphia, Pa. Price one d,Iisr na;
Sent by mail, free OF charge receipt OF price '
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RAILROAD LINES.

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ FOR BtTHLEHEM, DUYLESTOwN. EASrON,
MAUCIl CHUNK, HAZLETON, wILKEsBARRE, Will
LlAMSPNE El.
FALL ARR AEGEMENTS.
On and amer MONDAY, september 10 1868, PASSENGER
Trains viii leave the NEW lie or THIRD street. above
Thompson Philadelphia, daily Sundays eXceped), as
follows -
Al 78O A NJ. T NPrcas) for Bethlehem Allentown,
Mnuch Chunk, WHkcsbarre, Wliamsport.
At s3b A. NJ. "a COminOdntlOn) Tor DOylestown.
At 10 10 A. NJ. (ACcOmmOdA lOn) for Fort Washington
At2 70 z. II. (AccJniulOdatiOn) for DO lestOvn.
At3l5P.M NJ (ENprt6s) for Bethlehem EastOn, sc.
This train reaches Eastun atb 10 p M makes close
connection with the New Jersey Central New York,
At4l5 Z. NJ. (Mal) for DOylestown
At5 10 z. NJ (AccJmmodatiOn) for Bethlehem Allen
town, and Mauch Chunk.
ClbP NJ. (AccOmmodat0n) for Lansdale.
II 7. NJ. (AccOmmJ aOnl tor Fort Washington.
Through 1ickcts mat be procured at the Ticket Oniee
THIRD Street, or BERKs Street in order secure the
lowest rates OF fare.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Bethlehem at 20 A. NJ l2 10 noon and 545 p NJ
DOylestOwn at q 30 A. NJ, 3 L. NJ. and . 81 r. NJ,
Lansdale at 6lO A, NJ
Fort Washington at 1880 A. NJ. and Z. M.
ON SUNDAYS
Philadelphia for Behlehem at o A. NJ.
Philadelphia for Dove AZ . L. NJ,
Doylestown fur fhila, epLia at 7'20 a NJ.
Bethlehtm for Philadelphia At L. NJ.
Hilmans Baggage Express will call fr aud deliver
bagpsge AZ the depot orders may be lef. No. ll3
$. THIRD Street. -
FILLS
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New YORK, September 22.--Stocks are lower.
Chicago and RCcL Isond y5I3. Cumberland Coal 81;
Limos Central llslsi Michigan southern ~; do.
guaranteed, la New YORK Central Il4js Reading,
ny; Hudson River, 1.O3i; Canton Co., gSi{ 4; erie,
a55s one Year CerHacates9 9Hii Ten Fort 70; FIVE.
Is Of ls6s, 1905 Gold, ls7; since the Board. no.
BALTIMORE, September 2G.-Four heavy (;
sales OF 800 barrels Ohio extra at 5000 Howard street
supernuo, O3il3. Whest dropping; white Si7l0t'Is
Corn scarce anu steady. Groceries very duh whisky
NON al
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Loss of Lake Weasel.

CLEVELAND, September 26.-The brig SULTAN,
which LETT Cleveland on Saturday, struck a blr
and sunk about five miles east OF hore. Her crew
took 10 the rigging The owners obtained a
steamer at daylight and rescued the mate, who
was the only SURVIVOR Seven lives were lost.
The vessel is q total loss.
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DIR. wIsHARTs GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA
PILLS,

This is 10 certify that suffered for ten years with that
dreadful complaint called dyspepsia. ] sahepd mach
pain and distress, with gloom and depression OF spirits;
tr,R'ei by eight different physicians for ny c1n-
plants and at times much better, but then my cd
disease, dyspepsia would return with all It's dreadful
realities, aud my whole syslCn was fast wasting away
In this scE and dejia ed state handed cireuar
ofDr wishars great American Dyspepsia Py and Pine
Tree Ts Cordial, when gave description Of my
suncings, and determined TO place myself uneer the
Doctors care, ana axe bis medicines
As soon as / commenced the use OF tho medicine [
began 10 get BETTER and continued three me aths at
which time perfectly cured Of all my complaints
and perfectly restored 10 health to-day well man
DR.. Wish2Gt, give you this certificate with grateful
heart the benefit have from the Use OF your
tuly wcudcrul medic ltay God bless you and pre-
serve your truly useful fo for many years would say
to every sick perTon who suffering was that my
residence is No. ls9 Richmond street Philadelphia where
viii lake great delight In giving testimony to the great
power OF Dr. " ghlrt's medicines to cure
ALLEN.
nr wisrarts Store and onice, No 10 " SECOND Street
phIlndeuhia.
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nYspEpsIAl nYsprpsIA1 nrsrrrsr. ,

This Is to certify that suffering severely with disc,so
called Dyspepsia, with much loss of weight nv atentin
directed 10 Wisharts Great American Jysuen. ia - IL
lhe r medy. Having within three weeks taken eeynn
lils, according tn the directions, found myself enreI
cured, and for wo weeks since health is preetIy IN,
proved, and can cat without tear OF pain or nconyen
1 cu-nCstly Them .Ir,,,,
suicttd Mrs. NJ. B. THOMPSON
Rlchmond street, -Four doors below Ianover
DI. L. Q g WlSHARTS Office, No. 10 n SECOND
Street, Philadelphia. " ~ ~1'D
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WHEN WILL The PEOPLE BE WISE ?

Huudrtds aud thouiauds Of dollars are spent yearly,
and hundreds and thousands o. the best ana
Of America linper in pain, and DE- ana an premature
grave with that awful disease Dyspepsia They this
phy slcan, and that physician h. aas alas roef
aud the next hear Of them they have gone no
that bourne from whence trave toturos We say
o. hC SICK utt hc viii. we alive this day of %.
hnrIuI .nr-. nl ~. nan.Ln nm IInhv
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From AsptuwoII.

NEw YoRK, September 28.-Thc steamer NorH
Star has arrived with Aspinwall adyiccs Of the
l7th instant, and $500 900 in specie. She brings
no news.
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= y "" DlhFEFSIAI DYSIEPsIAl = ~ ~
Or. Wish1rtI was great sufferer with dyspepsia for
tcytn years Everything ate filled me with wind and
dreadful rain and my lire was Of great SUFFERING
was 50 much afflicted hat If drana rass Of alter, It
would 90 on return uack b. heated cOnduon appIied
TO every krd of medicine ltme IL but all to M
purpose Jaw Nour aovCrii' oment In the Led er OF
great cure your great American D spOpsa II halmldo
went o our store Rno purchased box, and CONNER ced
to use then and do thank God his day AN a veil man
and can cot three m' ais per day. have sa1 number
persons aor your pils, and gave Young man rat wa.
suffering with dyspepsia my nugtborh luOd eight OF
your pills, and they cured him entirely refer TO
me If you seo proper. JACOB HfGuLEY.
Kennedy vile, Kent county, Del.
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DYsrEpsA, DYsrEpsIAl DYSPEPSIA,

Elizabeth B'anson, OF grandywine Del formerly Of
Ole Chester, Del do certify that fr one wear ana I,r
suffered everything but death from that awfu disease
called bysIepsS. My whole system Frustrated win
WeskLeaS and nervous debility; could not Cigest Epy
loodi II ate even cracker the siuallest amount ~
iOod, II would Tetun Just swallowed IT, became an
COhlve IN my bowels tha' would have a passayp In
less than rom four and ofen eight Gays under th NJ
meIse suffering my mind seemed entircy To- piye uva
had oTcad OF horror and evil forebodnps Il th1nSI,
thai eNerA body hated me, snd hated every hod J
Got bear my husband mr. my OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
appeared 20 be horroTst' icken to had no anbifion
t0do anything; lost all my love OF family and bome.
weud fanhle and wander rom place to place hui c1uld
Lot be cOntentcd felt thaI was doomed 10 hell and %
uele vas no heaven for me- and was of al TANNED t
commit suicide 70 near was my whole nervous system
atsuoyedi ana also my mil d from that a,ytu com
espega that nay ffends thought best to have m paced
In DT kirkbridc's Hospital, West Phanelpbia. sod
theredlne weeks, Ans thought was llte better! mn n
StW GAYS my Dreadful complaint raging as lad AZ
Nhharth Great American Dyspepsia Pills ana his front
htht OF il hpepsa my husbauacAlled Dr. w shar ana
stated nl case 10 him He said he had no doubt he CON
cure me- 10 IN ihree days alter calico and placed yser
undr the Doctors ere tmeht, and IN two weeks he nm m
digest my food, ana fit that my disease was fat eis
way ana continued 10 for about three montbS
Au ~ he present time enjoy perfect health Of body and
Ellu sH9 i9Gst sincerely return my thanks 20 mercul
God ahd r Nishart and 10 his Great American Dyspen
sa rus ana Pine Tee Tar Cordial tha gaved me fro 4, m
insane hhl um al premature grave. Al persons stIf
lerng WIN Dyspepsia are Ht liberty TO cal on me ar
write a. am Wiling 10 do all the GOOD can for serin
humanity EIIZA nETIi % a XllS,NH lsSS,NHSelluI
Brandywine, Delaware formerly o d Ghoster
CoLIty. Pa ''N'' Ne'a"a are
gE, NIsHARTs oGce, No. 10 N. SECOND sroo,
Philadelphia. S-'N street,
The above are few among the thousands which ,,us
great remedy has saved trl untlmely urave w. 80
nun req OF ltuers rom physicians aud druppIgfs IN nh
Pl ~ 't uuIy' tRNhg ihni they have vCr
OF tou medicine which gave such unyors Al sfctior
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PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON ANDx
Il CAADEN AND AMEOY RAILROAD COMPANIES.
NOTICE :.
On aud after MONDAY ,JauuSTy 4 1854 the Trains for
New YOIk, leaving kensi gton Depot Philadelphia aSS
3l2 NJ (Elght) ana ~ and the trains leaving I
New York NJ ana 7SO y. NJ, viii hereafter be
exclusively for n Uni'ed states mails and New York
and Washington Passengers, VIII take In let
ont any pa, seulers botv safe Ci,i.s.
The 10 A. NJ. and ~ Mlungh Lires om New York ton
Washington and the II so aud r. NJ. Lines frou,
Washington to New rk viii contnu" at RndL
carry passengers from the intermediate and
BsltmOre Washington, ara New York. :
ARRANGEMENTS BE1WEEE PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Philadelphia, from KensingtOn Depot al
nI5 a. 500 ana G4a p NJ, and 1900 midnight, and
rom Walnut Street Nhart Cvia Camden), and A.
Nj, ~ NJ, aId6P NJ, ior New i0rk.
And leaves New York, from 10 of Courtlandt streetN
att AN lOA - NJ a and p. NJ and at II midAI
ntht and from foot OF Barclay street at A. NJ, and
PM. MM. A. GArZMER, I
iaj-d Agent.
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DErRoIr, September 2lth.-The warehouses Of
b. O'Grddy, Clark & Young aud Russell & Git
cbell, were struck by lightning last night aud
were entirely con- umed. The loss is from T2j-
600 to Sj0,O00, covered by insurance.
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EXCITEMENT IN CINCINNATI.

The Draft Commenced i'm Ohio and In
diHOa-Man Killed in a. BiIiiRrd Saloon
suicide OF n SOIafer-TwO Men Crush
e. 10 Death-UniOn DeIeS alton Attack
ed-rwO Men and one WOEAnn Killed.
and Several wounded.
CMcINNATI, September 26.-The Graft in this
State and Indiana is progressing quietly.
Several new regiments passed through the city
last week for the front.
man named Brennan was killed in billiard
saloon on Saturday night.
soldier ofthe l74th Regiment committed sui
eide by falling on his bsyonet.
A man named Cramer was crushed to death
by the falling of bank of earth in Stouers town
ship.
George CadinRr was crushed to death by the
oyerturning Of omnibus on the Beer creek
road.
The delegations from Covington and Newport,
while returning home from the Union demOnstra-
tion In this city, on Saturday night, came into
collision with mob in the Fourth Ward.
Boplders and pistols were used profusely. Two
!. men and one woman we're killed and several
others were wounded. The riot was soon Quieted
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SHIPPING.

~FFFA. STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
sSlSLkekss pool touching at Queenstown Cork Harbor
= The we'll known steamers of the Liverpool, New York
and Philadelphia steamship Company are intended 10
sail iollOws:--
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Saturday, ,september2 "a.
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, Oct1bCrl,
CITY OF BALTIMORE, saturday, OCtoberS.
And every succeeding Saturday, a. n0on from Pier No
~ NORTH River.
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
First CGbu.......SlfOO 90 Steersge ...........sJOl
First Cabin 70 London 10 90 Steerage 70 London G5 90
First CABIN 20 Paris, 100 90 Stecragc 10 Paris SO'OO
III Cabin 10 umUr glsOOO Steorcge % Hamburg 400
Passengers also forwarded TO Hayre, Bremen Rot
terdam, AntW eTp, &c, at equally iuWr1tes.
Fares n1m Liverpool or Queenstown Co. First Cabin.
$50, SllO S2iu SteeIngC frOm Liverpool and Ouseuq
town, so. Those who wish 10 send their friends cam
buy tickets here al these rates.
Tor ther Information apply at the COmpauys offices
JOIN q. DALE, Agent,
No. Ill WALNUT Street. Philadelphia
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1Se1 PHILADELPHIA AND IOeA

1864. FAlEAPEhnlttA EhiR shHLh6Ap. AND 1864.
This great line tfaYerses the Northern and Northwest
counties O Pennsylvania 20 the city Of Erie Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the fENNnl LNANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, and under their auspices Is being rapidly
opened throughout It's entire length
IL in Passenger aud Freight business from
Harrisburg TO Emporium, (95 mies) the Eastern pvi.
sion, and om Sheffield to Erie (7S miles) Western
Division.
IWE on PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA
hll 20 A. VI.
Cans run thrOulh WITHOUT CHANGE both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven and between
Bait more and Lock Haven
Elegant eepng Cars on. the Express Train both ways
For Information TeEpccng Passenger business apply al
tie s. l.. corner Of ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets.
And for Freight business OF the Compguys Agents
streets, Philadelphia
j. ". REYNOLDS, Erie.
j. n Dril, Agent, n. N. c. r., Baltimore.
H. HOUSTON
General Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
LEWIS L. HOUPp,
General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
JOSEPH POTTS,
iat.tf General Manager WillAmspo
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/ o H ~ O II U M Il,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
No. 2l3 LODGE STREET
large force OF building meehsses Of all branches
elWeys on hand. Gps-wflRSa'
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LhEibhl llNEN run NEW 1Olbh AND
4 AL the stations the Camden and AmbOy aud
Meeting Railroads.
INCREASED DESPATCH. n
The Camden and Amboy Railroad ard Transportatea,-
Con pHny Freight ines for New York viii wah
street wharf anC ayr January g. daily Sundays eN
ccpt,C) az O'Clock = NJ.
buunng, the abOyt Lines viii leave New York at and
Ar NJ. N
Freu ht must be delivered before 3H p. NJ 20 be for
Natded the same day. -
Freight lor rIenon Princeton, Kingston, New Bruns-
wick and an the Camden and Ambuy abroad
also the Belvdoe he aware and File min New
Jrscy th' Freehold and 4amcsburg, sud the BurEugOn
ana Mount HOLM Railroads. received and fTNArded 70
l2s O'clock T. b Small pach tor Mount Holly received
ny TO 2 O'Clock
The BeNidcro elaware Railroad connects at Phillips
burg with the LChL Valley Railroad The New Jersey
Railroad connects Elizabeth with the New Jersey
Central Ri ilroad, and at Newark with the Morris and
Essex Railroad
slip m,uOranGum, specifying the marks and num-
bers shppers and cohsg must In every instance be-
sent wi each LOAD o goods, or no receipt VIII be given.
Increased tgcgs ha' ing been made Cor the ransporta
ton OF LIVE SIuCk Growers Invited this route.
When the s'OcE Is uruishedn IN Vusut les Of TWO CAR
LOADS Il will be delivered at the foot VI FOrtieth
street. the Drove Iuds at Pier No l North
fNcr the shippers may at the time OF tho
shipment. WALrEE FREEMAN, Freight AGENT, "A
No 2OS ;. Delaware avenue, Philadelphia. ~
GEO. u RAYMO VI. Freight Agent,
iaRd Pier No l North River. New York q
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Arrival Of WOunded nI AnnnnnII.

ANNAPOLIS, September 26.-The hig of-truce
boat -Neto 'oyk Captain Chisholm, h rs Iiust ar
rived with thirty five paroed officers and l5O
enlisted men. or the latter 100 are sick or
wonnded. Major Mulford has them in charge