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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
osste. OF rms Cur Esalsrra.

Memphfsl Oct. 9th. Is84. /
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- VI this Office uatfl the T:h day Of JansaTv part
~ u ~ tor furnishing 1T such point or points on
she river fsnding Of this city a. may ba dpsIgnaf
90 " the city kngtaeer. twelve tlaauamDd ftzWaf
peFehes et hard hlHe ilmsstane for paving the
rocks not to exceed six iHehes Ia thick ness and ~
Dc Auitabls for paving 81 not less than ulse nor
more than twelve inches IN depth frnbhle vorlls
al 70 Be delivered % or before the arst day eI
Of two approved securities. n thu amount 81 M '
fhausnnd dollars (s5o.00n) for the faIthfal mar.
tofDance Of the contract All proposals. ara Ia
" shuosssa % tue envelope Proposals for fur
nlaaing paviag stone for tha city Of MsmphI. .
Hlds Tor the contract not IN Conformity with ths
requirements. wfii not b. ensertsine5
Tue Mayor and commtttea on Public Landing
reserve tue right 20 reject any or ali Of the prss
esaais FRANCIS FOaTER
"etiF City Engineer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
Dys ID q ID - ia.

% us attendant train Of symptoms, IL acts NOR
aEs charm than a medicine rheta Il nathgnx
~ the ranEa Of the Materia M.4.ea that for a me
Asnt osAr comparison with Il sn this disease
falt account OF this wonderful plant nav h.
~. pages IasT and l3ss.
series 81 experimen e 10 which pr. Bull has
- f9r years d, has just been brought to
sseeessIat teTminatio ion, and he Is nov enabled Il
oher 70 the pahltc q combination Of Cedroa, with
other approved tonios, the whoIs preserved IN n
best quality Of ecpper-distilled Bourbon whlskY
Easeh he i eonhdent has no equal Ia the world
might fsrntsh . roiums Of certificates bat
public have long since learned 70 estimate
asags AZ their true value. Ths safest plan ia Eor
every one ~ test for himself the virtues Of rev
easdieine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
Cedron Bitters

One trial Snd you will neqer use any others
It L Dot necessary % publish long llet OF dla.
eases for which the Cedron Rittsrs are q sueeIae
In All diseases of the STOMACH, BOW.
ELS, LIVER Or KEDNEYst
10 all anectlons Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEHANGEMENT or
TuE STOMACH or BOWELst
IN sOI ~ AHE umATTsM AND NEu-
RALGIAs
And in FEVER AND AGuEt
v Is destined 70 supsreeds all ether remedies II
net eniy cures thess diseases, but tt FzEvKxrs
them.
A wine glass fail Of the Hitters taken an hour
before each aeai, sili ohyate the al effects Of the
most ashsaithy climate, aud screen the person
tAAing y against disease under the most trying
eqpasuras.
sod By Druggists and Gracars generally.
mS-Dr. JOHN BoLI,s Frlnei5al nfslrs Ffal
strsst, LeuisxIlsa, KY.
sold BY PETER vIERLIzG
fnb& Sole Agent EwHnsxlfle Fnd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
Net Assets, July /. 1854,
= b 4O1.D3ss .5O.!


:. Tue PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of the
KfNA, after A. years Of severe trial, LA. 70.
alsed the greatest public advantages and
success OF the various systems of Kire Insu-
"a rahee In the country. IL now better than
~ ever prepared for duty.
,. lo,tn0 Loss Claims have been settled and paid
eiATEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
q. TUE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY BY
FtRE, In the United States averages over
sifV,uVo daily. Is your property exposed
and unprotected
Z, ARE you IGSUREBs III not, why not,
The cost Is trining; the duty i manifest
the result may be your escape from ruin
while delay and speEleet may isfvulve
yen ia bankruptcy poverty. or cruel 81.
appoin tmanf 7A5E .f1"t@ = =
=. PARTICULAR ATTENTION aud regard l.
given TO small risks A. sell as large once
Aeie and superior commercial aavsntaxNs
afforded. 80 -
80 Insurance solicited aud Policies lassAs nv
- J. W. NExsEE, A gent,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
REWARD.

i for evidences 50 acl emit nsnSs.mreTson. Who
may hereafter bsfo q hfxses : az
zxx sAsBATa, in b, HQzaeA ASsaEsz esSx x,-cis
- IN ehs eastern suburbs ukxsasS.
eSes-avd AM ROBLN SON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
NOTICE.
oTFfoE ARAas ExFxExs Co,
Evansville. Oct 10Th. 1861.

To cur Pssoa,, and ~ Pabile.
IN AND AFFER THIS DATE ALL FREIGHT
~ and money desired sent by railroad on the
day Of deposit, must be delivered by Eight O'Clock
A. NJ as afer that hour the bills will be closed in
that direction. The safe transaction OF the busi-
ness makes this rule imperative, and hope our
friends and pa s,'s sau sa>seys cs their business
not TO tNlsi .e tsS i..5,, 4 is,esa grya, the
enforcement - S;4 Fu -
Us stss tetia "
octu 7doS. GATHER. Agant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
Important to House Keepers.

WE have on hard and for sale very ehoie
W article Of Extra Family fresh ground
White Wheat Flour, the best in the city, which
We are selling cheap 10 families in quantities 10
suit, at the Picayune Mill, corner Eight and Wal
nut street.
Delivered TO any part of the 0ity free Of charge.
sept s2sim. /. r. MILLS q CO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
Light at Even-Tide.

why arc 81 fsarfai, Oh ye Of little faith ="
cat oven tide il shan be light"
Not IN the morning, when the azure zsbs
Freshly szuits IN renovated light
Nor at high aDon, when robed In spiendor bright,
The sun has mounted to its golden throne
To hearts desponding Is that fHllness known
OF IN ward Joy succeeding sorrows pightt
Youghsafsd 81 Heaven 70 aid the spirits hight
To realms Of peace and purity alone.
As twas Of old, not IN tho tempests power
The v0ies Of God most potent reaeh'd the ear
But In the stiffness Of the utterancs given
30, In the csIm VI twilight's evening hour
The light divine, chasing away each Tear,
Iilumes our pathway often nearest Haven't n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22

NJ Hans NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
= eonaecssd With the history Of TIE Mafer,a
known ss pioneer in reiiesi 5i.sov-v 49,
s tnat y Dr. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, Kx' His
anlmitaele preparation Of Sarsaparilla ~ 49,
valRsble drug. His " 'hA'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
CHRISTIAN KRAFT.
WILLIAM HEILMAy.

HAVING PURCHASED TIE INTEREST OF
l. L. ny former partner, Christian kratz. n the
arm Of Kr4tz & Heiim4n. shall hereafter con
duet the Foundry and MzShS3s business az the CID
place o. nay own account, and hope, by strict at
tsnfion to all wants Ia tie Machinery lire to
oerit tbs patronage Of ths public, literally be-
slowed on fha old firm.
octl WILLIAM HETLNAN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
REMOVAL.
THOS. g. MAHHTE

Has REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
- n iaetaring Establishment TO Nc. FIRST
STREET, below Main. He has 4 large and els.
slat assortment Of Homemade Work, as fine "a
ne Aiest guaranteed as =" good the best, aad
Ut sale as cheap as the cheapest" and little
Ills. us entire stock - consisting Of ane Buggy,
80 y , Sea carriage Harness, Light Trottinz
a. 49, Il, "sens bfay, and Express Harness. Sad.
snv ,s Ssess variety Brides Of al Kinds, in
bis ~. A.sLl.ssFy work in short, eveTything ID
ala '' ~. 80 s aasas Strap 70 Monitor Sad
dis,s s,,,er;s,, ma u@einsed under his imnle.
weFS .9t9, and is now otsrsa Il ~ t- sssless
EAst skA PkteEs Being a6la to es,s =
49, Win ANYTHING n the market Ia stSe
Cal aud examine fer yourselves - la,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Dissolution of Partnership.

THHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE TX
isting between Christian Kratx and William
Hsilman, uader the firm Of KFatS Heilmzu. is
this day dissolved b. mutual eonsent-Chrisfian
Kratz Withdrawing frsm the business. al claims
due 70 the eensern viii be payable 70 the
William Hsilman, who will discharge all tAe
liabilities of the firm.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
IN GIBSON COUNTY


Tbs undivided e Of Il Of n ar, section :,
town 2, range - west, under which trsSt, and
wishln 3 feet Of the surfaes lies a good vein n
coal ten ieet thick and easy Of aeeass
Also $50 acres ia tbs soafh- ast part Of saia
county soil aud timber good This traet il also
rich In mineral products. Title per ecf
AagIf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
BooKsl BooKsl!
sTRAYED.

A BOUT THE LAST OF JULY, A MEXICAN
n Pony and Il Mare Colt one year cid last spring.
straysd from tbs Commons near this city
The Pony l. bay. had = heart branded on ii.
len shoulder, witk letter 1T" ia the oeatre
black name aud tail tome white hair a. the fost
Of bis tail, and HIS back was sore when be lst
mhtss.
liberal reward viii be given I o any one who
viii return thsm, give such Information A. viii
rad 10 their reeexery. Address 70 me- Box 4n3
Asanssills, % cal at nay residence on Mulberry,
bstvssn Third and Fourth street
ootlI-lw GEORGE SEE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22

ThIs ~ che great - sovereign Rem eds
Gems pe~ed of EXTRACTS from Endia
Hoota ansE fIerbs.l for all diseases ofth
Urinary and asxmni Organs, such ~
tncanatnenee OF the Iffaes aunafn IA
loa ot she BLADDER, In nna ma alton 81
As tklhneyA, stone ln the HtaddeF
tfrIe4stre. Gravel. tsonoerh9m. Gleee
and lx unrixaIed by anything yet dis.
covered for curing skse " hitsa Ana We
knenE
sss.~H ,sssi according % directions this hsnsd,
Ass us heF tass sell, and is uss cannot y de
tsefssl ~ aus This tcBledy = pefiaet ard fe
aaffss ss laieelsus which calculated 20 dssffu,
sna eadau the diseased orKana but removes TIE poi
eaa fr9za tha sytem, cselting buoyaney and health
= 40 quack asdiciue hat & the embodied ex
s.seuce I'll the fhysican must tuocessfai IN snFint
81 ii.usses e this class.
49, Isf aans asapaif A. this remedy effects tbs
snast astonishing suEse, when all others fAii.
Price obiy stfd PER hex, or boxes for $500.
sent rs nail 70 ans address receips Of the Ifias
For sale ~ al brHsKists. See tisat my signstaH
IL sruHua saeh boa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22

!, Having toaght chr .toods at much lower price
taaa tAey can be bcug ht At present. aud being de-
- % sassa'ag NJ trsde in the city, We fsrc-
80 y rt1I Al very nail profit - bring on your
$3.50 tess, and exam Reous stock aor yourselves
s1d We fei confident bat vour vS,It x5ii 20 w.,
cat hgyiug. WRISTS : pSpp1~ 80
Kvansriils, Sept. I5t 4, IS64- ~ p
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22

EoE SALE ON EASY TERMS. TUE ToI..
III lowing Lands
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22
Tho Best is the Cheapest
INSURE WITH THE

!. FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS
accepted, nov as hsF~tofore at 0alr rates
and liberal conditions
!. BUSINESS CONDUCTED with constant dis
patch and accuracy
;. LOSSES always met With promntn~nn ana
complete Justice, ~. ~ Fl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-22

Policies issued In any Of the above arat ela.s
companies. All Losses henDrmnly adjusted and
promptly paid Ia CASH At this agency
} W. NENsEN
General Insurance Aeeht.
Marble Hall, Q Main Sc,
jAnlA EsansTtlla. Ind.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-02

A Washington letter saws that Major Merritt,
formerly holding the position of Eugineor-in-
Chief IN the United States gunboat service, has
fallen heir TO au estate valued nc So, 800 600 IL
appears thnt having resigned his position, he was
rendered another by the British Government, as
constructing engineer in one Of their navy yards,
at salary Of $500 per anuum.
His uncle, Hon. W. II. Merritt, member Of the
Legislative Council of Canada, urged him very
hard 70 accept the position in opposition to the
wishes of another uncle, Charles Merritt of Port.
land Maine, who had always taken u deep inter
est in his welfare.
The Major seeing then prospect Of war
with England, promptly decided against accept
ing the protlered position. This action, while il
gave onense 20 his Canadian uncle, il seems
pleased his Portland relative so well that he
made him his sole heir 10 an estate amounting
TO the handsome sum Of two million and half
dollars.
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what II. w. Thinks Of Chase's ResIgna.
tiou.

"NoRE PRECIOUS THAN MILITARY vGcToRY"-
" rHE LONG WEARY DAY or DgsPOTIsH OVER"
From he albany Ersriag Journal, JiaHe 30.
The people will breathe more freely-hope,
almost worn out, will revive with the intelligence
OF to-day-Mr. Chase out Of, and Governor Tod
in, the Treasury Department.
Heaven be praised for this geam of national
sunshine IL IS Imore precious, cyen than q
military victory. II is glorious financial
achievement. The long, weary day of despotism
Is over. One clog is removed. A man who did
not desire restoration of the Union is out of the
Cabinet We begin now 10 penetrate the dark
ness which has So long shrouded the political
horizon. L. w.
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How Lee RepaIrs hIs nroI.en RalIroads.

The facility with which General Lee repairs
his railroads, after they have been torn up by our
cavalry raiders, is accounted for by facts the truth
of which is undOubted.
General Lee has, in conjunction with several
English railroad engineers, organized n corps Of
railroad constructors which has this matter in
hand. Large supplies of railroad iron have been
received from abroad, and duplicates Of all i'm
portant bridges are also on hand.
With this agency and these means, the damage
which can be done s rendered merely tempo
rary; and it is quite certain that the Rebels
were able in marYellOusly short space 10 put in
running orderboth the Virginia Central and the
Lynchburg roads. Ii can hardly be claimed there
fore, that the enemy's communications are
to-day in any respect seriously embarrassed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-02

stage, is also TO appear at the Arch next season,
ne well as Miss Annie Graham. The vacancy
which their departure creates At the Walnut will
mand foranekt scason. The time was when actors
fawned upon the managers, but now the mana
ger is obliged himself 70 play che agreeable, and
give a respectable salary. How the Walnut Street
Theatre MANAGEMENT VIII meet this new system
Of fhfngs remains 90 be seen. But Judging from
the past we do not think that liberal policy will
be adopted, but rather that It's patrons will be
bored as usual with old scenery, old plays worth
less stars, and stilt more worthless supernurne-
rnrics.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-02

aH--~A FOR NEW WYORK.-DEsPATCH
= and swinsure Lines, Via Delaware and
daily at ~ ocoek NJ and O'Clock r. NJ, fm third pier
above Walnut street.
terms, apply 20 WILLIAM NJ. BAIRD CO., Nc. Ia ..
DELAWARE Avenue
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-02

IsEx4. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
ShlhA3s Steam SLIP Line sailing nom each port on
SATUKDAYs, from hrst Wharf above PINE Street.
Philadelphia, and Long Wharf Boston; Prom first wharf
above PINE Street, on Saturday, July 2, 1864.
The steamship NORMAN, Baker, will sailfrom Ph.lade-
phia for Boston, or Saturday, July 9th, at 10 A. NJ,
and tile steamship SAXON, Matthews, from Boston for
Philae ephiA, on same day az 4 p NJ.
These new and substantial Steamship form regular
line sailing from each port punctually Saturdays.
nsuTances effected at one half the premium charged on
sail vessels.
Freights taken at fair rates.
shippers are requested send Slip Receipts and Bis
Ladng with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (haylng hns aeeommodatons)
apuIy 10 HENRY WINSOR a. co,
ia{-tf No. 85l q. DELAWARE Avenue
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n hs Drieeists viii not buy them for you, send 20 u.s.
and we viii send them 10 you by Express Parties address,
H. rs ponid state the disease and symptoma and iuu
narcnaTs n regard 10 their cases We uest AL diseases
~ a ohTonic natHfe in male or female. -,--. "a
IndIfs or gentlemen can address Us IN PeIteet
dsDee and we Will in all frankly ana neey ans"e'
ber etters and dive advice As regards eacl eAse
pstLsnts living al distance need not hesitate peesuse
ofthe inability visit us. We have treated suSee'eiu"y
patients ip All portions OF the civilized globe. NJ oas
fPaIents addressing us VIII please wrhe Iost olhoe
County state and name OF writer, plAh' ana me40'o
We sSend 10 sny address our 82pAse pamphlet free
Iddreae AM letters and orders 70
I)R W. X. MERWlN a co..
No. 50 LIBERTY STREET s,oDv
AGENTS sor pennsylvania DYoTT CO., No. Ti2 North
SECOND street, Philadelphia eSNR"'N
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DDDDDDDD
CHEROKEE cUREi

An unfailing cure for Sper-
matorrhsa, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions,
aud all diseases caused by
Self-polbitiOn; such as Loss
Of Memory, Universal Lsssi-
tude, Pains In the Back, Dim
ness Of Vision, Premature
Old Age, Weak Nerves, DIFF
ilcuity Of Breathing, Tremb-
ling, Wakefiilness, Eruptlons
on the Face. Pale Counte-
nance, Insanity, Consump-
tlon, and all the dlrefnl COM
plants caused by departing
nom the path Of nature.
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For fun particulars, get a
Circular from any Drug
Store in the country, or
write the Proprietors, who
VIII mail free, to any one de-
siriHg the same, a nun rea-
tiee In pamphlet form.
Prices, so per bottle, or
three bottles for -, and for
warded by Express 10 ali
parts OF the world.
Bold by all respectable
druggists everywhere.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-02
CnRRoKEE nEMEnY


y II y II y X y T. INJEC-
Ton Is Intended o. an ally
or assistant % the CHEEO-
kEE REMEDY, and should
be used IN conjunction with
that medicine IN an cases OF
GOnOrrhUa, elect, Fluor
Albus or Whites. ttE effects
are healing, soothing, and
demulconti removing au
scaldlng heat, ehOr1Ce, and
pain, Instead Of the burning
and almost unCndurab'e pain
that Is experienced with
nearly al tho cheap quack
Injections.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-02

by the use Of the CuERO-
KEE REMEDY aud CHE
ROKEE INJECTION the
two medicines az the samo
time - all improper dis
charges are removed and the
weakened organs are speed
ily restored " fun vigOr and
strength.
For full particulars got our
pamphlets nom any drug
store IN the country, or write
us, and we viii man free 10
any address a fun treatise.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-02
ARRANGEMENTS BETwEEX pHILADELrHrA AND

Lines leave Philadelphia, fom Kensngton Depot, at
lll5 A. NJ, 40 AID G'45P ano 1850 mdri yht, aud
from Walnut Street Wharf (ya Camden), at and AM.,
pm, and g =. NJ for New York.
And leave New York, foot Of Courtlandt street at
IA NJ, 10 A. NJ II NJ and q. NJ aDd ~ midnight,
and nom OF barclay street at A. A. and p, NJ
jab-tf WIN A. GAILMEk, Agent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-02

This medicine is n simple
vegetable extract, and one
on which al can rely, as it
has been used In our prac-
tice for many years, and with
thousands treated, Il has not
failed In q single instance.
Its curative powers have
been sufficient TO gain VIC
tory over the most stubborn
case.
To those who have trined
with their constitution, un-
III they think themselves
beyond the reach OF medical
aid, we would say, DE-
sPAIR MOTT the CHERO-
KEE CURE will restore
you 10 health and vigor, and
after all quhck doctors have
failed.
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RAILROAD LINES.

nFhLnOHO LiNCos
1854 CAMDEN AND ATTAIN IOe1
ICOf' TIC RAILROAD 1CO4.
THRoGSH sH' m H''TS TWO o'fotRsil fhoottRRssill
On and after aoSD4Y July ls fans leave Vine street
FSITy Mcn as ssa fSiSwS S =
Erelght, with passenger car attached, 9l5A.M.
Express (through in hours) 2OOP.M NJ.
Atlantic accommodation, 4'l5 NJ.
junction ASs9mm 2Ssti9n, 3S1 p N NJ, ,,r,,,
Accommodation (Atlantic) 5'I6 An.
F4aRisht. FfnRsfhisi ii.SS So 4. n. n.
Mall. 44sPM,
Junction Accommodation, 6'22 AN.
for as G7 nG n saSS S When gIR
EXTRA HADDeNFIELD TRAINS,
Leave IaddOnhelS az ltS q Z SH,Ts n; Sgd 2+5P'M
Mail train for AiiSnti. leaves Vine street 3OA.M
Leaves Atlantic F4s p. NJ. 1850, =, ,,,,,..,,. -.
Tie bar which was made last year entirely dlsap
peared leaving the beach one OF the most delightful on
'"' ''' FOURTH OF July AT ATLANTIC.
Excursion Tickets! sold on the "a 3D. and 4th OF July,
win be good To- return on ans train ON or before the 9TH
EEE7 WE WEST JERSEY y EdS RAILGoAD 5Iy Al,
20, lSC4, ,IIOm WALNUT Street Wharf
At and 10 A. NJ. and at 4'30 PM
For Salem aud Bridgelon, a. 3 A. n. and 4PA
For Woodbury. Glouces &c., atG and A NJ, II NJ
anu anu RESTURNING TRAINS LEAVE
Cape Nay al and llI5 A. NJ, and 6iOP,M
BilviIe st7 sgA, NJ, and l'52 and G'5OP.M M.
ESaS% EEaSg.'sn sS4 a M N fn2 a. H. l9ps 70 :
Gassboro at no and s36 A. NJ, 229 800 and 7'5s ~ NJ
woodbury. at q 740 Rnds 5iA. NJ and2 So, ,ST' VoAnd
S12PM M.
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
once No WALNUT street, WIN eau for and deliver
Baggage and attend TO all the usual branches OF Express
business Hdtg Articles taken bye A. NJ. lines only,
and must be sent 70 The ne 9iee @ e evening san
A. NJ. special messenger accompanies each train.
my3l J.VAN RENSSELAER,, Superintendent
Fs,-rs.a-uslryl NORTH PENNSYLVANIA
Af5a W s,sAsssss AD-For BETHLEHEM,
DOYfFSfOWS, EASToN, MAUCH CHUNK, HALLE
TON, WILKESBARRE. WII.LlAMsp0kr.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
On and aer MONDAY, June l3, 1864, Passenger Trains
will leave the now Depot, THIRD Street above rhomp
street, Philadelphia, daily (sundays exceped)' as
IA NJ (ENpress) for Bethlehem, Allentown, Maueh
Chunk, Winesbarre, WiiamspOrt,
gl5 A. NJ. Accommodation FOR DoyestOWn.
lO'l5A 81 (AccommOdatOn) for Fort Washington.
3P. NJ. (AccOmnOdatiou) for DoylestOwn.
3'l6P NJ CENpress) for Hetnlchem, Easton, &c.
4'l5P. NJ. (MaiD for Doylestown.
5I5P. NJ (Accommodatonj iJr Bethlehem, Allentown,
| CLIP. M. (Accou modation) for Lansdale
| lP NJ. (AecCmmoda OR) for Fort Washington.
| TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Bethlehem at 6'30A NJ, $50 A. NJ, andoW 7. NJ
| poyhsiown at c 20 A. NJ 345 ?. NJ, and7P. M
| Lansdae at Is A. NJ.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-02

-. WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
ss@sgssi BEAUTY.
Tito gain admiring eyes;
Ifto cause invldlnus slghq,
II TO be blooming flower,
Fading, dying In an hour-DEAUTTl
1ftO have n host Of friends;
n for vice 20 make amends;
II with high born blood 10 wcdg
II a marble stone when dead-WEALTH,
Hto live threescOro and ten,
Wishing life az long aFalni
" live life Of peace;
II 70 die and go 10 gredse-HEALrHi
Ifyou wish a life Of pleasures;
II you value this worlds treasures;
" every comfort you would see,
Take my advice, and wish all three.
Then having Health Wealth and Beauty,
Houl be prepared ior eyeryduty.
ny careful perusal Of Dr. WILLIAM YoUNG'B New
Book, THE MARRIAGE Guide which should be read
by every Sold by booksellers generally, at the
Doctors ofHce, No. u6 SPRUCE STREET. price 20
cents. ie8-lm