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A few doses restore the
appetite.
three bottles cure the worst
case II hnpOtCncy.
\ few doses cure the low
spirited.
one bottle restores mem
tai power.
A few doses bring the rose
to the cheek,
This medicine restores
10 manly yigOr and robust
health the poor debill-
tHted. worn down. and des-
pairing dCyOtee O. sensual
pleasure.
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They cure Suppressed,
Excessive, and PAINFUL Mon
situation.
They cure Green Sick
ness tChllrOsis)
They cure Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in
the BACK aud lower parts
OF the Body, Heayine's,
Fatigue on Slight EXertiOn,
PaipitatlOn OF the Heart,
LOwnoss Of Spirits, llysIe-
ria, Sick Headache, 0idil-
ness, &C., &c, In a word,
byremoving the irregularity,
they rOmOyO the cause, and
with n all the oiiectS that
spring from It..
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CIIEROEEE CUPE.-An
failing cure fu sperm
torrhUa, Seminal Wehkre 8l
Nocturnal Emissions, and
am diseases caused 10y Self
pollution, such as Loss oi
Memory. TuiyCfial Llssi-
fudc, Pains In the Rack,
pmnCss Of Vision, prema-
turC Ola Age, Weak Nerves
Dmrulty Of BtoathiuE,
TrOmhlirg, WokCiuluoss.
Eruotions on the Pace, Pale
Couutcrauce, Insanity Con
sumption, and an the dirciul
r0mplaintB caused hy depart.
ing irom tie path Of nature.
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A CARD.-BFLCHER & CO., PROPRIE-
"A qORs or CENTRAL EATING HOUSE AID
DINING Rooms, No. 4sl ChEsNUI SIIEET,, ; ,I nt-
POgITF GENERAL POST OFFICE, IlilLADELttlA,
PA-TGdeT By medium Of the public press 70 their nu-
patrons and friends, tneir wermest thanks io5
ibcrRl encoura cement generously bestowed and
promise add SIN further attractions aud
and every endeAyOr 70 merit tic continued suppOtt
and patronage OF the general public OF Phadelpha ana
vicinity ls-l'-'M
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CUBsIsTENCE OFFICE, UNITED STATES


BALrmoEE, Aip., November 7, 1854.
once Sn 2 M' on sATURBAY Soyember iS s6 for
furnishing the United States Subsistence Department
FOUR THOUSAND HoOOJ HEAD OF BEEF CATTLE,
the hoOt delivered AZ the State Cattle Scales Al Balt
more, Md IN lots Of O0O) thousand each every Q0)
ten uGy6 10 be weighed within one and half days after
average about s06) hrt,en pounds gross weights
all falling short ofOOO one thousand aud htty pounds gross
weight Bulls. stngs oxen, Cows Heers, and hornless
dedueiion Of ten io) pounds will be made irom tho
welht OF each steer accepted under hs contrae pro
ded the animal does not sane an ue pens Two aI ono
diatey alter removal irom the cars.
Blank forms for proposals can be had on application at
this oflce either In person, by mail. or telegraph
Proposals by toograpG or ether lrrosu'ar' Informal
The Government will claim the RIGHT Of weighins any
enc aniual separate, e It's appearance indicates less
weight ttan tho minimum mentioned aboyei thG cN-
pense weighing win be paid by the party errng m Jlds
zach bld. to secure consderaon mu't contain writ
ten guarantee OF Two respol sibe persons as loAoWs
grsrsrtee tRat G6f Sre] allie to tun contract ii
with the terms OF Dig tor he'rl pr0n'sion
iieyJ viii at once enter nto contract IN accordance
herewith and We are prepared @ be eee99 h1 seon ta
The responsolby ofthe gnaratt9rs mutt be .hoWn ny
the ohC certificate Of DE Clerk Of fAe nearest Dhu et
court the United States District Attorney 20 DO en-
Bdder must be present to respond tter bids, and
prepared 10 give bonds and sign the contract before ie-v
fe Goyefnment reserved 10 scf the right to reject any
or all bids considered unreasonable. ,, .,
Payments 90 be made atier each delivery n such FUNDS
as may De on hand II none on hand, u be made as
soon rcCcy ed,
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly Proposals FOR
Beet Cattle and addressed 20 Captain j. II dllnau o.
s., baltimore, Maryland. ~
ira bid A ln the Dr firm. their names ana the'r
post office address must appear, or they will NOT De Goa
stered
Eaol person or rrery member Cf arn offering pfo-
noa must ac. lmpanv it wi .n oath or aeAses 70 the
United States Government H ue has ne, already died one
iH This office, , ..,y.. =,
bf1sHOf rFr I.- M ".fray N4I tt i1i"a o. ''' ff-
'''''''''''" ''' y. j.. r. GILMAN,
1r.1C--t Captain and q, s. u 3. A.
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49, n o. e Il.
~ nANK N NnRTHERN IInERTIrs.

TTTTLNUITTTTTNl UCTlDOT aU TNTI.
Notice is hereby given ,urcCab segtiOn2 the act
of Tie General assembly Vi the Commonwealth OF Penn
sylyunia entitled "sn enabling Banks OF the Common
wealth become Associations for the purpose of Banking
uYder the laws the Uuied States, approved the 22d
day of August A. D. 1854 that the stockholders OF the
bank o!hnrn Liberties have This day NOed u become
such an association and that its DacJrs have procured
me authority Of the owners OF more w0-hlTds NJ the
CspaI stock 10 make the certificate required therefor By
thC laws Of the United Std'eb.
IO.2I.30t W. CUMAIERE, Casasr.
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THIS ELTXIR cures Hys-
terra, General Debility, Pat
pitatiOn Ot the Heart, and
lmpOtency. ltrestJres men
tai power and the appetite,
and causes the rose 10 mount
the check Of pAllor, and the
debiiitlted man or woman
30 feel vigorous and strong,
the young and ambitious
blood 20 course through
every vein, the nerves U
become strong, and the fires
OF new life and vigOT 10 re-
animate the entire body,
bIilding up the constitution,
restoring 10y and Hfo 10 many
q sad and daEened ireEide.
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NI8- TICE.
~ CORS EXCHANGE BANK,

PHILADELPHIA, October 70, 1854.
Notice 10 hereby given agreeaby 10 SecOn2 Of he set
OF me General Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF PENN
sylyauia entitled AN act enabling Banks Of Com
nouWealth become Associations for the purpose OF
BANKING under the laws OF the United states approved
uc2d cay ~ August A. D. 1861 that the htOehodors OF
the Corn Exchange Bank OF Philadelphia have this day
voted to become ugh AsHociaucui and that lh Dl,et-
tors have procured authority Of the Of more
than O-thTds OF the Capital stock tomakethe certaeae
ru0urCd therefor by the LAWS Of tha United States.
lO-2i-3Ot ). W. TORlsEI, Cashier.
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. Prices Of the Cherokee
Hedicines-CherOkoe Rene
dy, 81 a bottle, OF 3 bOuies
flr s.. Cherokee Injection,
81 a bottle, or Q bottles for
-. Cherokee Cure, ~ a
bottle, or 3 bottles for 50.
DR.. Wrights EiX.r, ~ a
bottle, Or 3 bottles for 81,
Cherokee Pins, for fvmalc8,
81 a box, or G boxes for 50.
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DIR. wRIOnTS REJU-
NENATING ELIXIR or,
Essence OF Lucl Prepared
from pure Vegetable EN-
tracts, containing nothing
injurious TO the most dell
cate.
The RJuveuating Elixir
d the result OF modern
discoveries I'm the vcgota-
bic Kingdom; bong an
entirely new and ahs'rAs :
method tf cure, trclpec-
tive 0f all the old and worn
out ~ stems.
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~, rrLrrnKEn MEnL

TIC CHEROKEE hEDi-
ONES ult slld by an entor-
prisiug druggists Ia tie ciyi-
liEed wOr ID, some unprin-
C!pled dealers, however,, try
10 sell worthless compounds
ln place OF these - those
which they can get ~ a
Cheap price, and make mora
money by selling than they
can on tie CHEROk EE
MEDICINES. AS you valua
your heAlth-ayc, tie health
OF yCur Offspring do not be
deceived by such unprin-
cipled druggists. Asa tor
THESE MEDICINES, and
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PROPOSALS.
RMAsTER,s DEPARTMENT.

OUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT.
W PHILADELPHIA, November ID, 1864.
PrOpoals will be received at this Office until II
o'clock NJ. on SATURDAY, November 10, 1854, for the
immediate delivery, the United States Storehouse,
Hanover street wharf, the following articles, W.T.;
% (ten) reams theavy smoothly doubls meoium Wrap
ping PAPER.
500 (nvo hundred) yacds Rgle and Furniture assorted
a SaaaD o rsstC pasinr ctiat
2 (two) fOnts Hollow Quadrats.
(eighi) Chases (iour sx32 four l1N5o)
9O twenty hundreo) Gard Boards assorted coiors
2 Chfao) fonts Border (tor Quarto CO 'dsl.
lionel itunbg Machine and Fixtures.
tCnel so pounds font Engsh lakes with spaces ana
4, (sixtv) skins Initiation Russian Leather.
a. tInry eli hD Skns Blue Eugisn Iiole Leather.
(6rel lgall) Jar Blue Paste, for Ruling Ink. ,
twC) ,Qtl Bottles Blue Cdrmne INK NiOr fuuhs ne"u
lone, Alitrelng Machine and Lead Cutter (coubned)
six) Fonts Single Rule.
tsiN) TOnts Hi-kel Bule.
(twu) Fonts Double Rule. an 49, ,
Ali of ne above described to be Of the best quality and
sub ec 10 the inspection Of inspector appointed on inc
| pArt Of the Government. , o., .-,,- -., ,.... ,-,s
the amount quantity OF each article od lor aAo to o
Iacn'bd must ne guaranteed by two responsible per
scps whose signatures be appended TO the gulfuh
tTe Dd certified to- being good and suipc.enl security
for the amount involved, by he United states Dl1irlc
udre Attorney Collector, or other public Ohcer oeI
| wise the lid WIN not be considered ,.., a., nt,,
The right reserved TO reject All blob 9eeueu tD3 my
and no hid fom detaultng contractor WIN oe lyel
| Nv order Of Colonel HERMAN blIdS, Chlei quarter
MASTER GEORGE r. oRME,
a 81
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| s15ys GIRARD BANK, PHILADELPHIA,


SCS5y0 NOTICE.
bSS FARMERS AND NIECHAlJtCS RANK.
PHILADELPHIA, october 70, 1864.
Notice Is hereby given agrccby 10 section OF Tho act
Of lie General As emily the Commonwealth OF Pom
sylyauia entitled IAN act enl0iug BANS of lns Com.
rouwoalh 10 hecOmc Associations for tho purpose oi
tho 22d day OF August A. D. 1864, tnat TIE 5t9cEnolder5
Of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of phialepha nave
This day voted 20 bee me such Assocaton aud that
S Directors have procured the authority OF the owners
O more than two thirds Of the Capital Stock TO mako he
certificate required therefor by tie laws OF the United
'iC5i-aOt W. RUsuroE, JR., Cashier.
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Nayemters. 1855. Ii,il-M

n-,85s TO THE PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS,
- and Stockholders ol thc hank OF Commerce, o,
Philadelphia.
NolCe g. hereby civcu, that tho undersigned, who have
been n pursuance Of Oh, Fth Soruou 81 as Act OF tao
general Assembly approved She ga day oil August a5l,
Ont tied " An enabling the Banks OF this Common.
wealth 20 become Associations for the purpose o Benting
the United Safeg,' appointed auditors
by the C0ur Of Common Pleas for Tie city and county OF
Phi aduhh8. to- ascertain and dutCuIuH tna fair market
value OF tns shares Of the Bank OF CJmmaca OF rEa-
dcha Ht the time OF paving the lest dividend pril O.
She acceptance by the said Bank of the provisions OF the
said Act OF Assembly ~ attends the Cuiies u their APP
pOiutmCu', TUESDAY November 10, at q 20 4. NJ. p
Room No. -, washing ,oU binding, TdlRu SueciabJEt
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BY thousc 0fthc CUEpO-
EEE NEMsDY aud CuE-
RUEIs INJECrIQN the
two medicines at the same
timg-ali improper DIE
cbarrGs nfcrDWovCd, arltno
weakened ons are speed
fly restored 90 ful yirgr 1nl
strength,
FOR r4lI particulars get our
pamphlet from any drug
ftsro In the country, or
write ne, and we will NAL
free to any address a iull
treatise.
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We send al the CHEGO-
KEE MEDICINES By EN-
press Except the Cherokee
Piils, these are sent by mail,
free ofpOstage), on receipt OF
price, 20 any part OF The civil
hyei world, securelypackod,
lu such O manner that no
one through whose hands
they may pass would know
tho contents,
Ladies or gentlemen can
address MS in perfect conn
uonco, and we viii IN all
cases frankly answer tLoir
letters, and give our opinion
of each individual case. We
prescribe no minerals
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DR. W. r. MERWIN & CO.'S COLUMN FOR
- TIE CHEROKEE MEDICINES.
CoMToUNDED FROM ROOTS, Banks, AND LEAVES


~. ~
CUERDKEE INJEJ-
TIDN intended a. au oily
or assistant 90 The CHElsO-
kFE REMEDY, aud should
be- used ln conjunction Will
that medicine iu an cases Of
GunurrhUg. Glegt, Fiuol
AIhus or whites. It's eNeCts
Gra healing, soothing, and
lemulCgut. removing ui
ncaId'nr hCaf, rhordoc, and
rG.u. Instead oi me burun.
and alm0stuuDrdurhb. @ pair
uut a. experienced viii
urar'g all us cheap gua-i
Infections.
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RAILROAD LINES.

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ FOR BETHIEHEM, DOI LESTOWN, EASION,
MAUCu CHUNK, HAELETON, WlLkEsBARltE, WILL
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
On ana aNer MONDAY, Nuyemb'r "a l%l, PHtsoneer
Trains vill leave tho NEW DErJl, THIRD street, nboys
Thompson Philadelphia, daily t5unGays eNooPted)' as
A ESQ A IL Gxgress) for Bothlohem, Allentown,
Nauch chunk, Wilkesharrc, WILLIAMSON
Al $40 A. ". (ACVonmOdatou) for Duylestown
Atll5P. Nj. GNccomm0dg TOM lur Fort Washington.
At3sOF.M tENprgss) tor BCtlluh, N, Easton sc.
Tts train reaches Etean ate 30 P NJ, and makes close
e-In with the New Jersey Central for New York
At4.I5 +. NJ. tMaiD for D0rlost'wu. 800 An.
At5IJP y. M lACc1mmodauun) for bethieheh' AAeh-
town and Mauch Chunk.
GlbP NJ (Ac ommodstioa) for Lnnsdale. -.
ThroUrh Iicktts must be procured az me Icket Oee
THIRD Street or 8ERnS succ, In order to secure mo
lowest rates Of fare. - -...., . %. -, ,,,-r,
Ieove Renlcucm at 90 ana t'OL A. NJ, and Glb Pm.
Uoycstapyn at 6 80 A. NJ, and 20 z. h.
Lam DALE at 6'l9 A, NJ.
FORT washington at 40 p. NJ.
' ON SUNDAYS.
DOy eSoWn a. $3.50 A. " and 3'lt T. N,
Dlylcsrowu for Philar eph' Ot 4. NJ. and3 7. M.
TUm.n's BAGGAGE Express VIII uau lr ahd deliver
baggage az Depot orders may bo lois at No. liz
| g. THIRD Street. ,rr,s 10, Ann -.
| g-l9 ELLIS ClsAhh' Agent
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CAPITAL, 81 100000.
OGicc, 10. 52l Walnut Street, Room No. 90,
100000 sHABEs-PAR VALUE, So,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $500
1,,. This company owns CtAl onc-sish land interest
iu l5t 30. ~, On
HYDE AND EGBBRT FARM,
Containing about ono acre, on whichis situated the
JERSEY WELL,
Nov, lov ing about D5Ob bbs) Hrcs huH3rsi an Eybg
r, per day This interest Is sHatcd on the celebrated
HYDE AND TCGs BERT E'A IENI,
which has proved selrto be one Of the great oil bnsns'
large dow ng well, OF some l2yO barrels, haYns been
s5'F LA rEe T'r onc uC) working interest in
lots Z and 9, ON
HYDE AND EGBT1ILT FARM.
Known as tho Keystone Leases, which there two
producing wells knouna as
KEY STONE WELLS
.NUsBERs I AND %,
knd on they ven in process .. .e.rias and nom the we'll
90 expect second
.BEB TGY WE'LL
This interest IS also situated on the ebratod farm,
and well is being tested uu these lot VITA every
Indication " being very large well In iaCt Wheu the
above mentioned well struck 1t was the general I'M
preston that it was the new
KEYETONTC WE'LL NO. a.
%. Tic one.ha working interest being one fourth Of
al The oil produced from
RAILROAD WE'LL
on MILLER FARM,
On oil creek now producing about twenty barrels per day
TIE OH from This we commands higher price than any
an er oil on The grgeF account of its superiority OF re-
Hpmg purposes This Company have ordered one Of the
new patent ar-pumps and il is confidently expected tlat
when It Is in operation l wl Ofug the yI'" up " sO'
one nund' ed barrels per day.
AN. Uuc-twenteth working interest in
"BREBD TOWN LEASE"
On TIE celebrated STORY FARM, containing 81
acres The working interest have bought new patent
blower for a wen this lease that did produce large
0nantities of oils and as there is also wc going
down - lease IN" Weld TO the company VIII Dc ia5ey
| Eth. FIFTY acres in fec simple on
CHEHRX RUN,
! About one and halls miles above the celebrated
CREED WE'LL"
Nearly onc alfof which bottom land. On adjoining lands
above ana below there number Of derrcks g9lng up
mud wells process Of boring The character OF cherry
Run properly has ueCn fully lestsd Every Wen sunk hs'
TIydirci more or les oil The Reed Wen Is doing sOmC
900 barrels Auburn Wen 100 barrels, ana Prince wen O'e
/ 100 bauels, and number nom
Fifty to One Hundred Barrels Per Day.
Tho pre- ent Yield OF ONO this Company from the abov
| various Interests 10 900 hiXty barrels per DAY,
| GEO. II. ASHTON, President
=. W wILTB ANK. Secretary.
Ilu books OF the Company are sul open for nmito
mnCrot subscriptions, Rt their once NO D24 w AIM
street Room No. 70. ll-.-St
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CuTHOKFE PILLsl

CHI NOKEE PlLLSl
~ GAR COATED
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALIH pRESERNER, ,
CERT AIN AND SAFE.
IOr tho Rem oval Of OBJ
s.ructiOns, and the insur-
auca of Eegulsrity In tie
Recurrence OF the Monthly
Periods.
They curc or obvieto those
numerous diseases that
spISrC from hrsgulari'y, BY
removing he iTTOgmarity
itself.
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49,. NOTlCE.-AT A GENERAL MEET
- ug or the stockholders OF "lhe Bank OF Penn
TswusNn." lu ne county Of PHILADELPHIA heii ~ tle
boa king house, thu city Of Philadelphia, Uu THURS
DAY OCTOBER 90 1865 the ollowng preamble aud resolus
uDu were Isscd unanimously
Rlcrca5 ThG Directors of he Bank Of Penn Township,
IN thc county Of Phladcph have procured the wrttea
authority the tWO-tlirdg OF the capa sioch
O me said Bank 20 make the certificate required by me
laws OF the United states TO oaange and convert Che SAID
Rank iuto Ma ion Association for carrying ON ue Dusl-
moss ef banking therefore, ~, ,,.-,.i. l., A..
county OF Philadelphia shall become ana the sane rs
Icrgby changed and converted TITO an association Tor
CARR ng on the busnois banking under the laws OF the
United States entitled An act TO provide nauouh cur
rGncy secured by pledge OF United states bonus anu 70
prpyIs for The circulation ard redemption Iereol, Ap-
proved June O. 1854. Ana the name OF the sAid nasnS
.ssoc'at1p shall be he PENN NATIONAL bANh:
And the Directors the said Bank are hereby auaoIzl
10 10 and perform every act matter and tmpg ieeqsaay
10 be done TO carry into fun and complete ggGI M S ,'sI
ION OF is resolution And the Cashier shaA pub!sh NO
Tie thirty dnyE in ne "horih AmefCsn ana
United states Gazette" newspaper q the elY OF fhN-
dtphiG and send Ike printed uotoe, by maj OF oleWAe
10 saCl stoohoder ably 70 the provisions O az aot
o he LEGISLATURE Of the COunOnWeath OF Pennhy'unlt
entiIled dAn act enabling the Banks OF this Common
WCah 20 become AssOtia0ns Ter the purpose OF Bank.
lng, un6er the laws Of uo Gnted siaiesis approved
August 20 1864, JAMES hOoSs.
l0-2l-3V NN''N0''
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DHTLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
BALTIiOI,E RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after 81 NDAN, November H. 1888,
Passenger trains leave Philadelphia iOr
BAtmure NJ On lENpresg, Mpudaya excepted, ,bVO As
NJ ~ NJ $50, 35Oard 10 20 -. VI. -.
Chester at sOj, l'l5 A. NJ, 23O fCO' OSO ana llVV
Z. NJ. - ,-,, s.o. ,t.,k
M 2.3O 400, $50 10 20 and ll'COF III.
New Ce stlc at 500 4. N. and 500 p. M.
Dover NJ sos A. NJ. and 400 7. NJ
Milford al S % A. NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore A. s'lj, $40 A. VI. tExpress), ll0,
Wnmineton at las rs 915 A M 1924, 100, $50, 4s3.
9 80 $50, and lOp9 T.. VI.
Salisbury at lii5 A Nj.
Milford At 80 =. NJ.
Doyerat SO 4. NJ, and 3'j5 P. ".
New Castle at 20 A. NJ, and GlI u. .. 900 -.
Chester at S'l5, 800 A. NJ, IW' ol5' oW' FNo wv
p. ,.----.,, a., ,.,,...
Leave baltimore for Dover and Intermediate stations at
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at S 10 A. N, 3U3 and llIo Y ~ ,,.
Leave Wilmington at GIL, 9'25 A A',J'5l fb9' ndlhAS
Freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached, VIII run
Leave Wilmington for Perryviue and PlSeeS
'ssuSDIYs :-only at 800 a. NJ, Io3OP NJ. frOn Phia-
From PhiadePhia to wilmington at 500 A. NJ, lose,
From WiImhgton TO Philadelphia at 14S A. NJ. and go
NJ Only AZ in5 r. NJ from Baltimore 10 PhiIdelphia.
AZ II. f. NESNEN, Superntondent.
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SHIPPING.

sAh HAN~N
.eES.9,, FOR NEW YORK.
-A'a'AsH~AA OUTSIDE LINE.
COASTwIsE STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
NNN FoR fSESS'5t Sew YoRT. ii'NN
and connecting for an Northern Lnd Eastern cities and
New orleans, sailing every
TUESDAY ,,.,er,..
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
from the comranys wharf, nst above Race street and
New York Pier IL, North River, on same days, at
Bpm. ,,, ,,.,, A.,
mos cu manner, de cred Wi the greatest des-
p'''D' at '''' '-'''' WILLIAM j. TAYLOR q CO.,
ll-lO 3m No2 20 North Mharyes.
.zsp,ss, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
E.el-sc. pool touching at Queenstown, COrk Harbor.
ms kuGMn steamers OF tee LktTnoo New f9rs,
ICIIIY OF BALTIMORE, Saturday November 10.
CITY on LONDON, saturday, November 20.
ETNA, Saturday, DecembCr3
And every Fua,c,aas saturday, at noon, hom Pier No
RATES on PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
Tst cabin 10 crdon ia % steOrRge to London. Gsoo
First CABIN 70 Paris Ilg % steerage 70 EaTs,;:' - s3S @
Passenger also forwarded 20 hayre, Brenient Rot
Farcs frrm liverpool or Queenstown First Cabin,
sl50 $40, $40 sleorage from Liverpool and Queens
bgy 1 tSicir uelc 6ttboserltcs
IoriastleI normston 1pPg tee company o1 9nceS'
No. Ill WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
.se9zss. BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
stAi Steamship Line, sailing from each port ts On
SNIURIAYS s. from lrst wharf above PINE street Pha,
delpha, and Long Wharf, Boston, From hrst wharf
above PM Street, on saturday, November ~ 1854.
The steamer NOEAlAS viii sail from Philadelphia on
Saturday November 10 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ana steamer
SAXON Il Withdrawn for the present. -
These and substantial steamships ierIn IesulAs
line, sarg irou each port punc ua.y on shtlfqays,
InsuIucls effected AZ one-hsIEe premium charged on
Froi.its taken at fair rates.
sii6pcr ave requested 70 send Slip Receipts and BHi
Iia, FoF T !l or passage ng
srrIy 10 HENRY WlHSOk 4 CO.,
"'nf-tT No. 1872 5. DELAWARE Avenue.
.6ss FOR LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY,
-ife British slip PHILADELPHIA Captain G. T. Pool.
vii san for ule Gboye port on the 18th November.
S''''"'' THOMAS RICHARDSON & CO.,
lO-2C No, l0l WALNUT Street.
1g-,--. FOR NEW YORK. K.-DEsPATCE
T0Iitan aiRl The steamers OF these lines are loays
daily - o'clock A, and O'Clock T. h' rom thio PSs
PcT msIsbt which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply 20 WILLIAM N. BAARD q co. No. is4S'
DELAWARE Avenue
-rTsssA NoTICE.-sTEAMBoAT TRRN,
SSaS N6yen,hef5 T. 1854 the Steamboat TRENTON viii
resume her regular Irps DAILY tsnnsSs eHeeptea,,
Leave Bristol at I15 Burngton ~ & Zo % anu I&aHohy & ~
zY a * Rnfilnston at 1895 A, M and TaeoRy ai
i9aS n, Returning viii leave walnut street wharf az
~ a, ton ~ Mo- Way Line (Quintn oonduoor) win leave
T,e,on al ,i5 A. n and take the boat at Tac0ny. Re:
inning viii leave Walnut Street Wharf At 2k 7. N and
tste the at TaeonY Tor Trenton and ntermeuAae
fi.s6t WILLIAM H. GArzMER, Agent
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