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RrApMe, Pc Aprll 70 1884.
ISAAC HELLERMAE.

READIsG, Pc April 10, 1864.
Dr. wshGrt-DeE Sir One year ago the Examining
Surgeon Of this District told me had Consumption of the
LDRs, and that could not be and judging from all
my symptoms at that time myself supposed this to be
true. was for than year troubled with hack
ing cough which gradually grew so bad that could not
have h of coughing without splitting up blood in
larre quantities.
JOr months could not work at anything, and was
Obg,d to Leep my bed most Of the time While in this
condition In Mr.. Row 5othams s4ore in his city
and he seeing me very low was recommended to try
your PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL. He said he had sold
great deal OF it, and that 1t had cured so many others
he believed would do good. bought bottle and
commenced using It, In short time / saw that
NA getting beervey ast and after taking several bottles
lNAs entirely restored to health, that could work
every day at my business which lsvery heavy work in an
iron foundry. when commenced to use your PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL my weight was only one hundred
and thr yn'e pouGds the use Of it have weighed
on hundred hny five. shan be glad
TO lave you publish this believe shonld not have
been living at this time had not USED your great med
cine, ana wish all who suffer to receive It's beneat
Very truly yours Captain SAMUEL nARNER,
No. 834 S, Eighth street. Reading, Pa.
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PLATFORM or THE NATIONAL DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTION.

The resolutions adopted by the Convention which
uomir ated McCLELLAN and PKNDLEroN al Chicago
O the 8lst OF August, 1854, are AS tOllowsi-
Resolped hat IN the future as in the past, we VIII
adhere with unsweTying iidehty TO the Union uudeT
the Constitution as the only solid loundaloh oi our
strength, security and happiness a. PgSPiS % ~ ~ ~
welfare and prosperity of all the states pom NORTH
ern aud Southern. ,,..., a.,
clare as the sense OF the American people tha hter
tour years OF failure TO restore the Union py VIC
military necessity OF war power hlgher Ian uhe
Constitution, the Constitution itself has Doen dlsre-
gaIded in every SS P8SdG nd , og5y syyc1S Sd prose
rify OF the country essentially impaired, justice
humanity hpery 9 I he e aT ee.1aon of So
fiitles with q view 20 an u tnate convention OF all
the States or o.her peaeea6le means, TO the end
that al the earliest practicable moment, peace may
be restored the basis OF the Federal Union OF tine
States. ,,.,.-.- -,
tAry authority OF the United States in the resent
elections held in Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri
and Delaware was a shameful violation OF the Con-
atitution, and a repetition of such acts IN the APP
preaching election will be held revolutionary,
and resisted with all the means and power under
ResOleed, That tho aim and object Of the Demo-
cratic party h TO preserve the Federal Union and the
rights OF the states unimpaired, and they hereby de-
clara thai they CONSIDER the administrative usurpa-
Yion OF extraordinary and dangerous powers not
gIanted by the Constitution the subversOn Of the
civil BY military law in States not la insureetiOn;
the arbitrary military arrest, Imprisonment tnal and
seT fence Of American citizens in States where civil
law exists IN iull f0rcei the suppression OF freedom
asylum; the open and ayowed disreRard Of state
FiGhts; tho employment Of unusual TEST oaihs, and
9he iufer renee with and denial Of the right OF the
neoDle 10 bear arms as calculated prevent restOra-
fiou of the Union and the perpeiuauOn OF dOFern-
mont deriving its just powers nom the consent OF the
Resofved. That the shameful disregard OF the Ad-
IN It's duty respect 70 our fellow clu
zens who now and long have been prisoner V' war
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WHY DR.. Wis aART,s
PINE TREE
TAR CORDIAL
Is THE BEST REMEDY FOR THROAT AND LUNG
DISEASES.

DIBTASES.
It's the vital principle OF the pine tree obtained BY
peculiar process m the dstaion Of the tar BY which he
highest medical properties are retained.
His the only safe and reliable remedy which has ever
been prepared from The lucs ofthe pine tree.
It nvigorstos the digestive organs and restores the ap
petite.
Il strengthens the debIliated system.
II purHes and enrlchos tie blood and eSpes from the
system tho corruption which scrorula breeds.
1t ditovss the uucus or phlesm which stops the Air
passages Of the lunss.
It's healing principle acts upon the rriaed surfaces Of
the lungs ana throat penetrating to each diseased part,
r,lieyingpain and subdung Inflammation.
It's the result ofyesrs Of study and experiment and It
is offered to the aneted with the positive assurance Of
power to the following diseases, the patient has
not long deayod resort to the means Of cure Con
sumption Of the Lungs Coughs Sore Throat and Breast
Bronchitis, Asthma whoopiug Cough, Diphthera, and Is
also excellent remedy for Diseases Of the kidneys and
Female Complaints.
Bsve you couph2 Have you sore throaii Have you
any Of the prcmonry symptoms Of that most fatal dis
ConsumptonI Those who should warned by these
symptoms generally think light Of them until It is too late.
Prom this perhaps than any other arises the
cad prevalence and fatality Of disease which sweeps to
the grave lie Ut oneBixh of deaths victims Uonsump
hon has destroyed Of the human family thaA any
other disease and The best ply scan many years have
osspared Of aremedy would heal the lungs
but for tnaR hundred years the whole medical
world has been impressed that there was mysterious
power efficiency In the Pine Tree Tar to heal the
lungs therefore, they have recommended the OF Tar
Water which in many had good effect but how to
connne the medisa proper to heal the lungs has
ever been mystery until it discovered by Dr. L. O.
c. wishart, of Philadelphia proprietor Of wsharrs
Pine Tree Cordial II recommended and prescribed
in the practice of large number Of the most intelligent
and able ysiclans.
This Cordal,when taken with Dr. wlshart6 Dyspepsia
Pills, is an unfailing cure for Dyspepsia.
1000 DOLLARS
VIII paid any person who viii prove ihat this or any
o the certificates published by Dr. wshar Of Phadel
pha Pa in any way false issued without authority
by those who gave them.
DIR. ". snARY-Dtar sir;--I ha Bronchitis, Inaanma-
on Of the Lungs and shortness Of their worst
foms. had been treated by he most eminent
physicians in Philadelphia without benefit was truly
the verge the grave PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL
large and one small bOttles restored to perfect
health. JOHN WARD, Receivsr OF Taxes.
Cor Sixth and Chesnut streets, Philadelphia.
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Accident on the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad.

RRtIrORd.
ERIE, September IA shocking accident oc-
CURED ON the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
yesterday morning,
An engine and tender left the city to bring up
an extra train, and when three miles beyond
Union the locomotive exploded, tearing the
whole engine to pieces, and demolishing the
tack for twenty rods.
Mcconnell, the engineer; Kearney fireman
Nargo, bIAkesman; and a stranger named
Parker, from ChatAuque county, New York, we're
killed. The last two had the clothes blown from
their bodies.
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BOSTON AND PHILADELpHIA

fTfV BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
&aNtAks Steamship line, sailing from each port on
sA1I IRDAfs from wharf above PM stree, Phila
dtIph a, and Long wharf Boston. From hrst wharf
above PINE Street. on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1864.
The steamship NORMAN Baker. will sail nom Phladel-
phia tr Boston. Saturday, September 3, at 10 A. NJ,
ard the steamship SAXON, Mathews. from Boston lor
Philadelphia, same day, ar +. NJ.
These new aud substantial steamships form regular
line, SAILING from each port punCtualiy Saturdays
MsuIances effected az half the premium charged
sale vessels.
Iroia hts taken az fair rates,
shppes are requested to send Slip Receipts and Bus
LHding with their goods
For Freight OF Passage (haying hne accommodauons)
apply 20 HENRY NlNSOR q co.,
jai-tf No. 1882 5. DELAWARE Avenue.
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CIItIh cUTt IOT al TOTnh OF NtncrenI DsCAses Used
IN he EnlOpean Hospitals, ana the armies throughout
Europe and America.
Tins preparation has equal as an eradlcator of this
form OF disease and the onsttton generally
II viii cure all Sores, SpoR Pimples, letters or any
erupuons, no matter from what cause how long stand
ing.
Price 81 per bottle
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EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK An
Il an the stations on the Camden and Amboy and C
Meeting Railroads.
NcREAsED DESPATCH

LhElGH1 LINES fOR NEW 1Ohh AN
Il an the stations on the Camden and Amboy aud 81
Meeting Railroads.
INCREASED DESPATCH.
The Camden and Amboy RairoAd ard Transported
Company's Freisht ines for New York will leave Wall
street wharf and after January s, daily Sundays
ceptec) at O'Clock p M.
Am.
Frelpht must be delivered before St< P. NJ. TO be :
waTded the same day.
Freight for Trenton, Princeton, Kingston, New BrrA
wick, and all points the Camden and Amboy Rkliroa
also the Bevidero Delaware and File gton, the
jersey, the Freehold and Jamesburg, and the Burkng
and Mount Holly Railroads, received and for wsrded ~
2s O'Clock p NJ small packages for Mount Holly receS
up 10 O'Clock = NJ.
The Belvdore delaware Railroad connects at PhinI
burg with the Lehgh Valley Railroad. The New Jeri
Railroad connects at Elizabeth with the New JeTi
Central Railroad, and at Newark with the Norris
Essex Railroad
A slip memorauGum, specifying the marks and nd
beTH shippers and copsignets must in every instance
sent with each load OF goods, receipt viii be give
Increased facilities having been made for the rAnspor
uon of LIVE STOCK, drCvers Invited TO try this rot
When the stock is furnished IN quantities OF TWO O.
LOADS Il will be delivered at the foot of Fort
street, near the Drove Yards, at Pier No l Nd
Bver, the shippers may designate at the time Of
shipment. WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
No. 20S 4. Delaware avenue, Phladelphis
GEO. b. kAIMO NJ, Freight Agent,
jaJ Pier No North River, New York
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Mr. Wisbart, wish to add my testimony TO the hun
dIes you receive to the healing properties of your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial For deen years sufferer, ten years
of that time have slept only my chair not being able
to lie down for fear OF suhocaton have employed seven
Of the best physicians in Philadelphia who all pronounce
my case incursble Twas taken the College where the
Faculty, having done what they could declared my dis
eae an ncurabe ofAsthns and Chronic Dyspepsia
in lis last stage and that lungs partially gone
Finding one ofyour circulars my wife procured from your
store bottle Of Cordial Perseyerelngy used seven
bottles, and box and half Of ycnr Dyspepsia rs when
felt that my disease Who'll given way and the Cor
dIa had given ygor ana stIength continued to
imp owe, and for thCpas three months have been able
to seep in ms bed soundly as ] ever did am now
well, and have gained twenty pounds in my weight
am able to work and provide my family send you
this true and faithful for beneh Of the suf
ferins Friends, call and me, near Oxford Church
Post ONCE, Twenty. third Ward, Philadelphia.
ISAAC HELLERMAE.
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Prince Napoleon has left Paris to avoid meet
ing the King of Spain, for whom, as a Bourbon
he has no affection. He went with Il party Of
waters
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@renina SeIearaph
THURSDAY, sEPrEMBER /, 1894.
vIvE lie MARINEi

ANE LIE mAAhNEl
BY THE REV. d. wAsHBURS.
Aye, weave them a wreath of perennial bloom,
Fiom goodliest flowers whence Freedom hath
ffuit-
sbrininR, as beacons that light mp the gloom,
WiNsIew, DUroNT, and brave FARRAouTl
Let sea unto sea echo back their salute,
And eaRle-homo mountains our sea-kings pro-
claim,
Aglow with their triumphs, and proud Of their
fame
Let Rooms, and PoRiBp, with DAHLoRRS, and
F0OTE,
I've heights of renown with DBoAruR ascend
THESE quick with the dead we fear not 10 blend.
Lest future of theirs should tarnish name:
Nay others may chisel their mouldering stones,
Wen hail tfem alive as our LAwRBNoR and
JONES,
Who still walk the deck, and the "old Flag
defend.
Philadelphia, AugVsf, 1894
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BALTIMORE, September Wheat active and
advanced sd5c y our firm. Howard streos superhne
al H. White Com firm at S'sSdl 80; yellow do. very
dull at 81 10. whisky heavy ~ Sl57,
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vVNFTE ONLY MEDICINE
WHICH Is PREPARED FROM
THE PURE JUICE OF THE PINE TREE.

onOurtd by Or. WIsHART's
PUNE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
Bronchitis cured by DR., WIsHARTs
PIRE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
Veal Lungs made strong by using Dr.
WIsHART's PISE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
DR.. wIsHART's PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL iS the beat remedy for all Throat aud Lung
Diseases.
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WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
49, nrATfsrV

WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
,N.@eNR, BEAUTY.
Ito gain hdmlrng eyes;
II to cause lnvdious sighsi
ITO he a blooming flower,
Fading, dying In an hour-BEAurTi
II to have a host Of friends
IffoT vice amends
Ifwith high born blood 10 wed;
II n marble stone when deAd-WEALTHl
Ito live threescore and ten,
wishing lie a. long again;
II 70 live a life OF pcace;
II TO die and go 10 gredse-HEALTHi
lfyou wish life Of pleasures;
II you value this worlds treasures;
Ii every ComOit you would see,
Tale my advice, aud wish oA hrc6.
Then, having Health, Wealth, and Beauty,
You'l be prepared for every duty.
by a careful psrusal Of Dr. WILLIAM YOUSG's New
Book, THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, which should he read
by every Bold by BooEse generally, and at the
Doctors o1ice, No sl6 sPkUCE STREETi price 20
cents. au5-E
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THE GREAT SPECIFIC FOR SECRET DISEASES,
seminal weakness, GonOrrhDa, Gleeg, &C.
Each box contains 20 Pills, and viii cure In from two to
six daA Price 81
IL is also certain TO restore tone and power 10 those who
are 6ebhated by any other cause, ana will
restore all 10 fun yigOr youth, when the Pills
without the Injection. In these cases, Pill three times
day.
L.. ...nIlA
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OMAs M. PLoWMAN.

pEMOVAL. = THOMAS M. PLOWMAN,
~ Carpenter and Builder, has removed his lhop ron
mo- ~ Strawberry street 70 No 232 GARTER street. ad
Joining the old Post once Building. Having Increased
facilities for carrying the business extensively no hOpe1
70 FeoeVe ahare OF public patronage. tu
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READ the FOLLOWING FROM UTICA.

READ THE FOLLOWING FROM UTICA.
Dr.. wshart-Dear sir'-I take pleasure in informing
you through this that your PINE TREE TAR COR
DIAL, which was recommended flr my daughter by Mr.
J. A Ha Of this ety. has cured her Of cough OF more
than i've months standing ! had thought her beyond
cure and had employed the best medical aid without any
beneht can cheeriuy recommend it to the public as
safe remedy for those similarly anoted, as
know many other besides that of my daughter
that 1t has cured Of long standing coughs
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN V. PARKER, Daguerrean Artist,
No. i26 Genesee street, Utica NY,
IL have used DR.. WIsHART's PINE
TREE TAR CoRDIALin my family, and cordially recon-
mend rs available and safe medicine for Colds Coughs
and TO those predsposed TO Consumption.
DR.. @. A. FOSTER,
No. 1GO Genesee street, Utica n T.
The above are few among the thousands which this
great remedy has saved from an untmey grave We have
hundreds Of letters from physicians and druggists In all
parts Of the country saying they have
or sold medicine which gave such unlvers satisfaction
These Medicines are prepared only by the proprietor
DIR. l.. q. O. WISHART,
WHOSE oPFIcE is AT
No. 10 N, SECOND STREET, Philadelphia,
PENNSYLVANIA,
Where he can be consulted either personally or by letter.
free Of charge They sold by Druggists aud Dealers
sverywhere at wholesale by all New York ana Phladei
pha Wholesale Druggists.
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SHIPPING.

.zfHEk STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
s4RAakts pool touching at Queenstown, Cork Harbor.
The well ll-knOwn steamers Of the Liverpool New York,
and Phitd"lpiia Steamship Company are intended 10
sail as follows
E1NA saturday, September 3.
EirlNBl kG, saturday, September To-
CITY OF WASulNGION. aturdny Sep ember II
And eyeIy succeeding Saturday, noon, fom Pier No
a North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Pay able In Gold or Its equivalent In Currency
FWst Cabin $50 90 SeeTdge. $50 90
First CAn London IS 90 SeeTAge 70 London. 80 90
Rrst Cabin 10 Paris. $500 seerHge TO Psrs.... 40 90
FIRST ahn TO HambuTgOOO SteeTage 20 Hamburg 81 90
Passengers also aded 10 Havre, Bremen, Rot
terdam, Antwerp, sc, at equally low rates.
Fares frt Liverpool Queenstown e.: First Cabin ST5
s85, tlO5 Bteerage from Liverpool and Queenstown S33
Those who wish TO send for their friends buy tickets
here al these rates
For further Information apply at the Companys ohices
JOaS q. DALE, Agent,
No. Ill WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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PARTY PLATFORMS.
Fl4ATFORM OF THE CLFvELAND CON.
VENTION


VENTION,
The following declarations were made br the Con-
Vention which nominated FRBNoSr and CooHRANE
at Cleveland, May 25 1894 =.
tlIst. The Federal Union shall be preserved
-, Second. he Constitution and laws OF the United
States must he observed and Obeyed.
Iilro. IhD Rebellion must be suppressed by force
OF aIme, and " thout compromise.
Fourth. The nights of ifee speech, FREQ press, ana
the hdocds corpus mus be- fnvioata save In districts
where msIta al law has been proclaimed.
Fifth. The Rebellion has destroyed slavery, and
the FeeeTai Constituton should be amended TO pro-
hibt in Q estal lishment and 10 secure to ali mon
absolute equality before he law.
sixth. Integrity and economy are demanded at all
times In the administration OF the Government, and
In time OF the want Of them IS criminal.
Seventh. Tic right OF ngylum, except for crime,
rcan DbertYs any violation 1t cannot be overlooked
and must not 70 unrebuked
Eighth ihe National policy known as tho "bIOnroe
doctrine" iIas become a recognized principle and
the establishment of an anti-repubican Government
on this continent by any foreign power cannot be
tolera ed.
Ninth The gratitude and support of the nation
ere que 10 The faithful soldiers and the earnest
eadeTsOt the Union army and navy Tor their heroic
achievements and deatlless valor IN defense OF ON
tmperfled coun;ryand civil liberty.
Tenth, The ono term policy the Presidency
adOpted by tho people, II strengthened by the force
oi te existing crisis, and should be upheld by Cons
tutl0nai amendments.
Eleventh.. The Constitution should be so amended
that the President and Vice President shall be elected
BY ~ foct vote OF the people.
twelfth. The quest ON of the reconstruction of the
kenelhous States belongs to the people, through
shtir representatives IN Congress, and not to the
n hil teenth. That the confscation Of the lands of
kebes, and their distribution among the soldiers and
sautuai settlers, IL measure OF justice.
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The property Of this company 2232 feet on
the "Grouno Hog" "GrcSory No p" 'simmoDs," "Jon-
cord othtr celebrated developed Gold bearing Lodes
In the nmg district Of Colorado.
Also, the HssdersOn MIL running, and in excellent
order
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-09

The New York 7rijsps charges that Il. =
Democrats desire and intend 10 get up
Cd. war at the north OF course the
charge i false, but It w.ll be reiterated 10y
other abolition Journals with the same
-eal;.s II Il ere tfUe Democrats IN the
aoTGh have above themselves 10 be
a.obocd and murdered to- two or ,aIse
years past, without reta,IatIng upon the
abolition scouudg,ls who pcTpetr.te these
crlaIos-Gnd have endured thes aiH ct!CC5
without resistance Tor The sole Pun rose Oi
preserving the public peace party
ta+t has made these sacrifices iCg Ihe esAhe =
oi peace at home, ear hardly ae justly
charged wlta Je-'r.u. or intending to get
uD civil war. Ia notIcin. tui, caiumny OF
IL IrtJuHs, tAe C4scUEo Tunes puts down
in plain letters and uuequisocyl words
some very sUlticlut propositions "hIcil It
would b5 we!l !SI abOllIIoa nobocrats and
cutiawer5 70 read ponder aad prohl by
Il The war has been perverted from a
lawful purpose 10 m abolition cfusade.-
The nation has been betrayed by the al
Guihlslrstlou III That pervers!ou.
- Law is not enforced. Democrats Is
ara uIo5bed and muraer and the courts
aud Governors Of States refuse them pro-
lection and redress
- tue freedom oil elections IS CestrOy
ed lAe administration controls elections
by force ana fraud, and thus closes the
sole avenue OF peaceful escape from the
evils 1t imposes upon the nation.
l. The civil Is subordinate 10 the mill
iagy authority, and the most cherished
and eitectual safeguards provided by the
Constitution for the protection OF the Lo
critics of the people are broken down, and
de-PotIsm reISus.
). The Democratic party demands that
every right under the Constitution shall
be cxiended TO every citizen.
8 1t demands fair and lawful elections
in every place where elections are held
( II these demands are obeyed, there vii!
not se any civil war in The North. lfthey
are disregarded and defied, those wins
I with force, under cover Q. official position
! defy law, will themselves be detied. -
( Cuinry UgrliL