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Grtnina Trlearaph
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1884.
TuE NATION,s PRAYER.

The following hymn for Fast Day was written
By young lady Of the Twenty-seveuth street
Methodist Church CRev. Mr.. Seamans)' Ne"
Yofk -
Father, to Thy throne ascending.
List the Nations Prayer 10 iheS
With their hearts and voices Diehulngi
GoD- GRANr--YGCroRY!
We have suffered, o our Father,
In The great cause, ldberty'
Now wo como 70 Thee for succor-
p-GRAH1-VIcToRY!
vacant chairs are in our households,
Vacant hearts each day We see
That In anguish often whisper
6oD-GBANT-VtCTo
Father. never let ba,e traitors,
In this land OF brave aud free
Rule Ger those whose hearts are saying
GoD-GBANT-N1CroB
Thus to Thee our prayer is rising
Thus We humbly come 70 Thee,
Asking Thee In broken accents
0OD--GRANr-VGcTOH
But If Thou wouldst longer chastcn,
We'll submit our all to Thee,
Knowing thar in His go ID pleasure,
Con tcia GRANT rs VICTORY
Then, when this dread strife Is over,
And the day of Peace we see,
We shall keep our countrys watchwOrd.
Con and GRANT and VICTORY
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neath on Rev. DanIeI waldo.

The Syracuse papers announce the death Of
Rev. Daniel Waldo. the celebrated centenarian,
which took place at Syracuse, New York. on
Saturday last. He had been suffering some time
past from an affection Of the throat, and his
decease was not unexpected.
Mr.. Waldo was born in Connecticut In Sep
tember, 1862. He served in the Revolutionary
War, and was one OF the pensioners. In 1871 he
graduated at Yale College, after which he entered
the ministry of the Congregational Church. He
had been for many years a resident Of 0nondaga,
on the nomination of General Amos p. Granger,
elected Chaplain of the House OF Representatives.
He was O man of correct personal habits, to
which no owed his extraordinary health and
longevity. He preached frequently during the
past year, often twice Of Sunday.
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DHILhDELPHIA AND TRENTON AND
i CAMDEN ARD ANNOY RAILROAD COAPANlE5.
NOTICE
On al after MONDAY January I, lS6i. the Trains for
New York leaving kensi gton Depot, Philade phid at
3'I2 NJ eNightl and 80 {" NJ and the Trans leaving
exclusively fr the United States Mails and New York
and ashngion Passengers and VIII take in let
out any pas senpeTs between said cities,
The 10 A. NJ. and u Midnight LII es ON New York to
Washington, and the II 80 A and 2. ". Lines nom
Washington TO New York, VIII conu" as at present, and
carry passengers 20 and from the intermediate atOns and
BALTIMORE Washington, ara New York
ARRANGEMENTS BETMEEN PHlJADELPHlA A AND
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Philadoph fiUm KelsngtOn Depot, at
HIS A. NJ CO. and Gi5 p. NJ, and Y midnight aud
nom Walnut Street Wharf tvia Camden), at and A.
M, ~ NJ, 4 GP M, tor New York.
And leaves Nov lork, from tont OF Cour'iandt street
at A. NJ, lUA VI u NJ 4 and y. NJ and At IL mid
night, and nom foot OF Barclay street at \ M and
Pm. WM. A. 6AlLMEN,
ia5-tf Agent
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DDDDDDDD


vi IsiAOhEIa W hEf
An unfailing cure for 5per-
matQTrhea Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions,
and all diseases caused by
Self polluioni such as Loss
OF Memory, Universal L Lts-i-
tude, Pains In the Back, Dim
ness OF Vision, Premature
Old Age Weak Nerves Dif-
ilculty Of Breathing, rremb-
hing, Wakefulness, EruptioDs
on the Face Pale Coun'e-
nance, Insanity, Consump-
ton, and all the direfnl COM
plants caused BY departing
Gom the path Of nature,
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RAILROAD LINES.
1904 PENNSY NANIA 1t,lA A
uES RAJ RAILROAD. RSH4

1874 Penn LLAMA ~ 1874
Inr GRvAr EDG1 G1l hiiAIkR2An sonr .bN1 bNl
.1HE wEsT, FokTHwEsT. AND sOUTHwBsT.
fort be at ipoa ion Of eners, unsurpassed by any
Tiai stay siBe Depot at ELEVENTH aud MARKET
Man Train 7.25 A. NJ
Tiy,rb y A. n.
Patp,sb 80 IT, ~ ,;''''''''''.'.'''''..ig .iggOP "
pHrkU burg rain. No. 2, 2,at............... iO0 y II
Hartlurg fccon modalion at............,. 230P. Nj.
Psoi RcS, mnOdsiion saySs west fiaisi
IhouF BY the Fast Line reach SSopa KY NJ ~ 5i
snppe wteie viii found excellent accommodations Cor
iat enhr the mi adeph Baltimore Express each Of
aAhEsl view thus afforded Of the entire line aud rs
The Through EIp-css Train runs daily; all the other
49,. :. FoR rIrIsSURG AND THE WEST
lhe Man Iran. fast inc. and Through Express
meet AZ Putt bu with through ali dvcrng roads
pp Mson Rivers and south suI 's sonh%e ~ @ 70 an
70 ~ ae.ess1,g by railroad Through Tickets TO Ceye
81 LauI., Leavenworh, Kansas. wheeling DSyon. Cnl
Sn3a Lon'.ylla' cairo and all other principal points
INDIANA BtANCH RAILROAD.
The Through Express leaving az 1919 T. NJ, connects
az laisyile htersecon with train this road ior
EBENsBUR, md CREssoy BRANCH RAILROAD.
The through Express Tan leaving at 1880 p. NJ. con,
for bcr, burg train also leaves Crcsson for EbensBfH
HoLLDAYsBURG BRANCH ROAD a
The Mai Train a. 1'25 A NJ, and Through Eyprets -
burg M + bj - 81 atdsB A 81
TYRoNt AND CLEGRFiEiD BRtNcH RAILROAD.
Th 1brou, Fyrres, Il rain eayipr A no 10 h. NJ con-
perts Al Tyrone viii train for sandy Ridge and Phnlps-
By RAID X ole VALLEY KaIir5ld for Port Matilda
NUesbure a. d Rsieonte
al N'IiSGi,CH a Sn pRo An TOP r AIfROAn
Tbs 1tfo, oil F,pr.ss y rain leaving at IO IN p NJ con-
n, eft st nj, nsd N h train fr iopeyyeIi and Bioodv
Eur a, g.5, A M
SORTHEIiN CrNTRAI AND pUTLA ADEIpITTA AHn
FRtE RATIRO ADs
For a. nj Bry uyil-tnsr ,rt o,t UaVen Ernira po-
chester I'm, sio and Nsta aiI- nasseneers taLtn he
/ Mau TraU, a 3.S5 a NJ and tbe Trrongb EvpTess al
10 .OI Nj day o., cent supdays. go directly fhrough
wi hou ~ nule of ears betwecn Phlladeipha and VIII
uamspsrt - "
For YORK HANOVER and GETTYsBuRG the trains
leaving at A Al. and g8I T. NJ connect al Coltmhia
with trains on tnp No tbern Central Railroad
CUMBERi Mi VALLEY KAILROAD
Tne Mail ram nj yb A NJ and thronah ENnress Al
lt30 conuCe AT Harrisburg with trains for Carllse
| Cbambersb h. ~ and Iiag, rstoV,n ~ " ''
WhYSFsHtiRG BRNSCU RAuRoAD
The trains IL aylnp AZ 25 A NJ and 9.90 p M CONNECT
al IovnIf o., ~ M, ,raine on fis road - Wa,nesbr,,
a,J 'i' Gin. ,itots ~, t,ns ~ ~ ~ " ''''''Ne
Tot n, sriv NJ tho Passenger etaton
s. l. conner Of in EVESI N 40 MARK a si1eets
JAMES CoWDES Ticket Agent
CovutiT iI,5N riIKFT,s 'h'' -As'i''
For ~ i1 Innnths AZ very low rates fr the ac
Of persons ytng ont OF town or loeaed an
~ ~ ~ " =, bc ood '"e 'u' VI 'o""' VI 'V'"eu W
- " ~ COtiPON TICKPTs
For 26 trims etvce am Two poins AZ about two cenis
nor milo fb, GO ,ick s % fr mo nse of "a niisa
iravng ,renp, MI, ana ro M rSS yantaee ~ nsrsors
ratlig aeon sionai' tr'ns - 60 - f-
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The llstless, enervated
youth, the over tasked man
OF business, the Victim Of
nervous depression, the in
dividuai suffering from gene
raj debility, or mon eak-
ness uf a sinlle organ, win
al hud immediate and per-
manent relief by the use Of
this Elixir or Essence Of
Life.
fI.ca, s2 per bottle, or
three bottles for Is, a-d Tor
wArded by express, on re-
ceipt Of money, TO WR sd-
dres'.
Sold by all druggists Wery-
where.
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The mountains in Alton, GilmantOn, and Gil.
ford, New Hampshire, and the opposite side Of
The lake, have been on fire for more than a week,
and thousands of acres have been burned over,
doing very great damage.
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This medicine Is a simple
vegetable extract, and one
on which al can rely as II
has been used In our prac-
tice for many years. and with
thOusanCs Q tTeated, II has not
failed In q single Instance.
Its curative powers have
been sufficient 70 gain VIC
tory over the most Stubborn
case.
To those who have trlhed
with their constitution, un-
I'll they think themselves
beyond the reach Of medical
aid, we would say, DE-
SPAm MOTT the CHERO-
KEE CURE will restore
you to health and yigor, and
after all quack doctors havO
failed.
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81
ii he Druggists win not buy them for you, send to us,
and we will send them you by Express Parties address
ing us Ghonid ttate the disease and symptoms and fun
particulars in regard 10 their We treat all diseases
OF a chronic nature In male OF female
Ladies or gentlemen address us in perfect CONT
denoe and we will In all frankly and freely answer
their letters and give advice regards each case
Patients living at distance need not hesitate becAuee
OF their inability 70 visit u.s. We have treated successfully
patients in all portions Of the civilized globe.
Patients addressing us will please write Post ONCE,
County, state, and name OF writer, pA and ineloso
Ne seIId To- any address our 39page pamphlet frOs
Address all letters and orders 10
On. W. II. MERWIR CO.,
No. B3 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
Agents FOR Pennsylvania, DSorT 4 CO., Ne. ?32 North
SECOND street, Philadephla, my2i-sR5m
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RAILROAD I.!NGs.
-, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an

lOe1 ARRANGEMENTS OF tCDp,
ISO4. PEW, oRK u ,Es. 1904.
Railroad o mpsnls' Lines frOm PsdsiP6s 20 New YoTi
- FSoM WALNUT STREET WHARF,
WIN leave a. follows. W. - rARE
Al "a ", "a Camden sLd Amboy, G. and A. Ac-
AsGM wa camden and jcrscy Gy, Morning u "
AiM VIA Caldc;ni and Gn6oy and Accom-
AtaP NJ va Camden and Im6oy, e. AID TX
Air, viva camden and imiboy Xccommodaion
AtsP ~, Via Camden and im6oy, Xccommoiaii5n
Gteisht and Passcnger) lst Class Ticket....... 225
Ht7S ? NJ, Via Camden ana Am6oy Aceom@odi.
uon Frepht and Passcnger), lst Clnss Ticket. 70
Fot MaSe6 Cbuni Allentown. Bciiici;cm,. Bciyidere
Ea'ttn, Lambertvire Pennington, sc $3.50 ".
Fer Flemugion, Lamboryine and intermediate sta
FOR Mount Holly, Evansville, rcmbcrton and Ninceu-
town. town . a. =. y. 2 apd =. M p,,
Fer ralWyre EiyerioI Del9nso' BSy'ry gnTngs3n' S
and ". The 30 ana p NJ lines run direct through
~ P;myra, Rivcrton Delanco, Beverly, and Burlins
Steamboat Trenton, for Bristol Burllrstou, Beverly
iO''''IiS LlSEs FRsI RESsisGToS DEfor
.ktIG NJ, (nIFhtj via Kensngtou and New York,
a. @ Saa VIA ESnsnon Gto and jersey CITY *
Atf56P Via Kcnsnaica and jersey Gij TX
Al SO = M Via Rcnsingion and Jersey city,
Washington and Now YORK Express. s......,.s,... j. On
Sunday lines leave M A. NJ. aud a. +. NJ There vii
!, DE no line NJ ! A. NJ. Night on Mondaya.
For Water Gap, StrOudsburg, Scranton, WilhCgbarro
Monroe Great Bend, MauCh Chunk Allentown, Bothle-
htm, BClvdco. fuston, Lambortyc, FlemiugtOn, sc At
7lb A. This line connects with the train leaving Easton
for MauCh Chunk at 3 30 z NJ.
For Bennington, Lambertyo, and intermediate stations
at 4. NJ.
For Bristol Trenton &C.. at rs and l15 A. NJ, and
Pm.
For Holmesburp, Tacony wissinomug Brldrsburg, and
FrankiuId at A. NJ o. jIb, and z. NJ. Theo NJ. Line
runs 70 Bristol
sR'-F0r New York ard way Lines leaving Kcnsington
Depot take the ffh street, above Walnut half
hour beue departure The Cars Into the Depot and
m arrival Of each train from the Depot
fty pounds OF baggage only allowed each passenger.
Passengers prohibited from taking anything az baggage
but their wearing apparel An baggage nfy pounds
10 be paid for extra Tho Company mit their RESPONSE
by for baggage 10 One Dollar per pound, aud viii not be
liable for any amount beyond 800 except Dy special
rahams Baggage Express win call for and deliver bag
gage at the DcpOts Orders 10 be lett at No WALNUT
a. Get. WM. IL. GAILMERt Agent.
August !, 1864.
LiNIs FRuM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
WILL LEAVE
Prom foot Of Courtlan9 street at Y NJ and ?. NJ, via
Jersey city and Camden; AT and 10 A. M Z. aud
" tNipht) via Jersey City and konsngtOn
From foot o. Barclay street, at A. VI. and T. NJ, via
Amboy and Camden
From Pier No. North River, at l2 NJ, and 8 P, NJ.
Frcght and Passengor) via Amboy and Camden.
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by the use Of the CHERO-
KEE REMEDY and CHE-
ROkEE tNJECTGON II the
two medicines st the same
time - all improper dfs-
charges are removed, and the
weakened organs are speed
ily restored 70 full ylgor and
strength.
For full particulars get our
pamphlets Rom any drug
store In the cOnntry, or write
us, and we viii mall free 70
any address a fun treatise.
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For fon particulars, get a
Circular from any Drug
Store In the country, or
write the Proprietors, who
win mail free, to any one do
string tho same, a nun trea-
tise In pamphlet form.
Prices, 81 per bottle, OF
three bottles for So, and for
warded by Express to all
parts OF the world.
Bold by all respectable
druggists everywhere.
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pHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND

I)nlLADELBblA, WlBMlNGION, AND
Il AL1IMOBE RAILROAD.
CHANGE oF HOURS.
On ana after MONDAY, August l. 1864,
Passenger trans leave Philadelphia for
baltimore at 430 Express, Mondays eNccpted), sos A.
NJ, ~ NJ. 2}O A. d 10 80 T.. NJ.
Chester at 800, u1J A NJ, 1880 $50, 3O, GOO and Hoo
Z. NJ
Wilmington at $50 Afondays excepted), sos, MS A.
NJ, l 80 $50, 430, Goo, 10 80 and Hoop. NJ.
New Castle at S'p5 A. NJ. and 490P. NJ.
Dover at SOJ A NJ. and 4'3O =. M
Milford At 90 A, NJ
Salisbury AZ St5A NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave baltimore at $40, $40 a. NJ. (hNprcss), llO,
Wilmington at Tis, C'45, A. NJ I22I Ii5, 100, 43a,
7aId9 10 i. N.
Salisbury at lljj A NJ
Milford AT A. z. NJ.
Dover al 6 20 A. NJ, and ilj p. NJ.
New Castle at 30 4, NJ and 6"27 Y. VI.
Chester at ij, $40 A. NJ, iOO A. 40, 800 IJ6, $40
Pm.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate stations,
Leave baltimore for Dover and Intermediate stations at
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Che ster at $40 A. NJ ,jO5 aud llOj z. NJ. -
Leave Wilmington At 5'3j, 92j A. NJ, . 10 and ll'iO
Pm.
Freight Trains with Passenger Car attached, wfll run
follows
Leave Wilmington for PelIyyie and places
at 7A5 Y. NJ.
suNDAYs: Only at 40O A. NJ. 1880 NJ, from Phlla-
delphia TO Baltimore.
From Philadelphia to Wilmington at $50 A. NJ, 1890,
ane II 4. Nj.
From wIu incton to Philadelphia at l4s A. NJ and 700
+ NJ Only at 1928 z. from Baltimore 70 Philadelphia.
ja4 ii +. KENkEN, superintendent
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CUEROR EE INJFO-
TION rs Intended a. an ally
or assistant Co the CHERO-
KEE REMEDY, and should
he used In coniuucuun with
that medicine IN all cases Of
GonOfrhwa, Gleet, p uol
AlbuB or whites. Its ELECTS
arc healing, sNothinR, and
demulCentg removing all
sCalding heat, chOrdre, and
pain Instead Of tho burning
and almost unt ndurBb o pair
that ~ experienced viii
nearly all the cheap quaCi
lnjCCtiOns.
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LREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
Il an the stations the Camden and Amboy and
M

L'REIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
Il al the stations on the Camden and Amboy and
Meeting Railroads.
INCREASED DESPATCH.
The Camden and AmbOy railroad and TRANSPORTATION
Company Freight Lines for New York will leave Walnut
street wharf and after January daily Sundays
cepted) at O'clock =. II.
Returning the above Lines will leave New Yo-k at and
4P.M.
Frehht must be delivered before SO P. NJ to be for
paTosd the same day.
Freh ht Trenton, Princeton Kingston, New Bruns-
wick, and all points the Camden and Amboy Railroad;
alt the Beydec, Delaware and FlemingtJn, the New
jersey the Freehold aud Jamesburg, aud the burlington
aud Mount holy Railroads. received and forwarded up
l2}l och c z. Nj Small packages tor Mount Holly received
IN to . O'Clock y. NJ.
The BeyidCre Delaware Railroad connects at Philips
burg with the Lehgh Valley Railroad, The New Jersey
Railroad connects at Elizabeth with the New Jersey
Central Rs irOad, and at Newark with the Morris and
EsteN Railroad
slip mt morandum, specifying the marks and num-
bts. Shoppers and cOnsnets must In every instance
vi each load OF goods receipt WIN be given.
Increased facilities having been made for tho rAnspOrta
ton OLIVE STOCK drovcrs invited this
when the stock is furnishedin quantidos OF Two CAR
LOADS more II viii be delivered the foot of Forteh
street, the Drove Yards, at Pier No l Norm
River, the sh ppers may designate at the time
shipment. WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
No. POS =. Delaware avenue, Philadelphia.
GEO. II. RAIMOND, Freight Agent,
jaJ-tf Pier No. /, North River. New York.
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The CHEROKEE HEDI-
CINES are o old by all enter
prlsibg druggists In the civil
ilzed world. Some unpEin-
Cipied dealers, however, try
10 sell worthless compounds
In place of these = those
which they can get at u
cheap price. and make more
money by selling than they
can on the CHEROKEE
MEDICINES. As you value
your health-aye. the health
Of your oiispring-do not be
deceived BY such unprin-
eipled druggists. Ask for
the CHEROKEE MEDI-
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A few doses restore the
appetite.
Three bottles cure tho
worst tase Of lmpotency.
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 VISOR ard robust
health the poor, debilItated,
wOrn-dOwn, and despairiHg
deyOIee OF sensual pleasure.
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DR. W. r. MERwIN n CO.'S CCnryAsAJ
| ~ FOR THE CHEROKEE MEDICINES. "
coMrouEDED FROM ROors, BARK. AND LEAVES
CHERoHEE REMEDY

the great Indian Diuretic,
cures all diseases Of the
urinary organs, such A. an
confluence Of the Urir.e In
fammsuOn Of the aiaddcr-
Inflammation Of 70 Eidnsvs'
Stone In the siedie, strie.
tgIe, bIh.es, 0leet, GOuCr-
lnue hn'J Is especially 70
yoinmesdrd IN those eases oi
IunL Al0Vs Cor Whites in
l'isalesl whCro an the Old
deuseQrs medicines hayo
failed.
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SHIPPING.

SFtlFflitG.
s%es. STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
2M& pool touching at QuccnS,rwn, Cork lIarbor.
and Philadelphia steamship Company are Intended 10
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Saturday ,Apgust6.
CITY OF MANCIlEslhl SATURDAY Agg1stl 10
And every succeeding saturday az noon, tom Pier No.
- 'O''" RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE n Cold Of sgDlyaisnl 10 currency s,oo
Ensi Cabin; ;ssgm w steoIagS C
FIRST Cabin 70 Paris @ S5oa esrags to Paris iQ 90
Passengers also forwarded 10 Hayrc, Bremen Rot
terdam, Antwerp. &c at equally low rates. 49,
$50 sos sCCrage from Liverpool and Queenstown, s3o'
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy tickets
For fmther Information apply a. hs Company Offices
No. Ill WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
4@E1. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAYS. rom arstw6arf above PINE Street PhiiS-
above PINE streei on saturday August g. 1854
The steamship NORMAN, Baker, will ssl from PhlAdel-
sn snd s ST steamship aacW % of
Philadelphia, on same day, t4P. NJ
These new and substantial steamships form regular
line, sailing from each port punCualiy on Saturdays.
Freghts taken at fair rates.
shippers requested TO send Slip Receipts and nuns
For Freight or Passage thay'ng aae aeeoGmodatons)
'pSf pSf E No 5aa ESfd ). DEEaSzRE EtSsGh 4rs1e SS
rST-sA FOR NEW YORK.-DEsPATCH
and 5wiftsure Lines, via Delaware and
hantan Canal. The steamers Of these lines leaving
daily at - clock NJ and O'Clock L. NJ, from third pler
above Walnut street.
For frelPht. which viii be taken on accommodating
terms, apply 10 WILLIAM n. BAIRD co., No. ia s.
DELAWARE Avenue.
.S$TfR. FOR CALIFORNIA.-REoPKN
sSRkli5ir Of The Nicaragua Route.-The elegant new
steamship GOLDEN RULE, win leave
ON SATURDAY, August "a, at noon.
Lowest rates Of passage through rOm Philadelphia to
Ban Francisco. --
Apply 10 w. A. HAAIILL,
Agent
jyIG Inns No. 2i7 WALNUT Street.
,~kfTSV. FOR LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY,
sHENNAfs August Is, 1864.
Ihe British ship VANCOUVER, Captain j. d. Carlisle,
VIII sail as above,
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1Seh PHILADELPHIA NAND 1854

ISO4 if-tl ELIP = y ILi1RnHn AZ ~ RSS ISO4.
ms ureat Inc tIaverscs the NoTbcrA and NorthWes
con,,is Al 10 tbe ctv ~ Tje on Lake Erie
II has been leased BY the PENNSYLVANIA ~ hAiha0aasi
COMPANY, and under their auspices Is tbelag taplu
opened throughout It's entire longth. nj, -. -.
uarrsh,r, ~ mnorinm 5ge niIrs1 nn shc Eastern Div
sion and from she led 10 Erie IA ssI the Wester
Division.
NAH r,sir leavss ' - ''''N' & 90 A. N
FSpres, TraIn leaves '''''''''''''' 1920 p. ,
Ta,s rnn thrnnvb yiri,nr CtI, NSr I;b "a IS thes
tralns betSS, pfasslphia and loci Haven a betwee
halt more and Lock Haven. n. -.
nor infornSton esnsctinS bnsness apply
tte " corne, ~ MT ~ NTH ami NA PK FT q sets.
And for Freight business Of the COmpany's Age M,
S. b Kingston, Jr., corner SIXTEENTH and ~ Ni'n>A
streets, Philadelphia.
j W. Reynolds, Erie ...s.J
j. NJ Drill. Agent N N @. r.. baltimore,
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They cure Suppressed,
Excessive, and Painful Mem
BtruatiOn.
They cure Green Sickness
(ChOrosisl.
They cure Nervous and
Spinal Affections, pains in
the back and lower parts OF
the body, HeAvlness Fatigue
on slight eXertiOn, Palpi-
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moving the ifregularity, they
remove tho cause and with
Il all the effects that spring
from II.
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They cure or obylate those
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Price CHEROKEE RENE
DN, e. per bottle, or three
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Price. CHEROKEE IN
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Bent by eNprcHs 20 any ad-
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Sold BY all druggists every
where.
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THE WEST JER2EY EXPRESS COMPANY,
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