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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
JOsEPmA. WRIGHT,

JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, q
Ex-Governor Of Indisna),
Will address the meeting.
HON. LUCIEN ANDERSON
On. C. frem 1ss Ksntueky District,
HON. JAMES WILSON
formerly N. c. from the 9Th Indiana
District, s7 .
COL. w. G. MANK
(of the 32d Indiana Voluntssrs),
and other speakers, are expected to be
present
s6s- The Crescent City Silver Band
and Union Glee Club viii be on hand
Come onsf Come All Let us
reason together, and be joyful over
the late Union victories in shs ssld'
on the sea, and at the ballot-box.
behold Aet0 brightly breaks the
..o--.n,1 asfsv ssaffE nFrIsHa "a
NNNfNSs6s .asafrFae esaaa BIS 4#.s..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
DRY GOODS.

Fall Clocks and Shawls.
lKrE HAVE Jusr KEcsfvEp LAKGE
w sloet Of Pail siyls Of Ctosks And sha~i.. h
xrsaf pafiesy, 10 which call the s;tsntion Of
ths Whaiesais aud retail trade II
sOHkPkKR 4 BrssINo-
New sGsrs-No's AZ and a., Msin %.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
Dress Goods.
Cannaian FIaaa.

THE pEsr ASSORTMENT OF DREss
. IL Veeds 70 be hund In tbs eity is now a. thl
Nsw Store % sCHAPRKR a BCzsENe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
Hoop Skirts and Balmoral

THE nEsT MAKKs OF MOOR AND HSL.
i moral skirts. snA thu earapsst, for the kiad,
can be bad ct the NV store Of
- scHAPkER BUSTING.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

%
y MAGAMM MAGN0L A BALE.
rAl. /. sas as.t ssls.ssfsi ed s-s.sssEsssy aszA
.rssslss.-r di.os,.r IssA-ss-. s-ssssses dossla
ss sd h..A. . D-'rlT -. ..assss = s1oz
- -. go. ss.isIsr ~ Il. -, ss1sm
s-ii. e s.shios II rs=srrs -. f-sxissbas.I ssbs
piss sad rssghBsn asa fks sk1a issEng thsssz.u Lee
rlszioa fr..k fras.psrsas sd smooth. II ssa<
tsns No zsteral njarIoas tbs skfn. Pesroa. 5sss
led By ACTRESSES asd Og@rA @aEsrs. II = whaa ssT
sv.rx f.Av shoaI1 have Sold evsrs whets
Pr.sarss ~ v! Y. Haxza. Trsy, H.Y. eve ias14 sns
DEEAs 5. BAEsts ; 90. s.v rsrk - E.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
PLANTATION RIrTRRa


q apostle, dislrsss after eating. t.r,A Isy...
eesup>sss' Deserve .s ssssz. n tAsy yin sss
tFy shs s.issr.ssd
PLANTATION BTTTRRs.
Nhieh arc nev recommended ~ the Highest ..A.
cal sstaesitsss and warranted - prsaues an ~.
s-easafs asnsneiai sahut. TAsy srs sxu..ss.sax
&Krvsshla, i~rfse-iy pure. ssz nuss sapsrssss IA
oshsr iohies where healthy. EsstIs 81 u.aisst lf
required. sses -aaa
They purtfy, strsasthsa s.A iavtss-.s..
fasy create h.aithy spp.siss.
fhsy ars an aAti<sts to sAssEs 81 vaasr 80
They overcome ths ssssh sf al..Ip.ris. aaa
late hDurr.
fs'' stF'ustAsa The sysss@ aaa saIivsa n.
the mind.
-. , ,." d
stomach.
nsf esrs Dyspspsia aad csasslpstisa
TAsy eHna DiarrhsA asd cAolsra Msrbua
fhsy sHss Liver csnptaiat szd sarvsas
Hsadaehs.
They make the weak ssress. ths IsaKuia Irsi
last sad ars srAasstsd sstars's great r.stsrss
tsey sressnpases q the esissrstsd oasaya bark,
Siaisfgrssn, sAssaras. rests aaa ksrbs, ell pr.-
ssffsa is psFsaety oFslx Tor psr- tHoFr
rssiars So eirSulsss aaa s.sslas.Ais srs.as II
each bottle
Beware q Iupostsra Kxenins every ssssas
sss that Il has oar private O. .. STAMP sa@aa-
lated ever ihs eoFk. ~itA plaAtatlss sosns, ed
our signature on ans stssl plsas side labsl. So
tsSf oar botts 10 act rs-aisd wttA srurtess sax
ss's'sfoss siaa. Any psrsss prstsndiaE 70 81
Plantation hitisrs ~ TIE E.liea or In b.Gk /. a ~
impsstor. AR psrson iaaitsssg aAfs boftls. 90
ssliiag aay siias nassrIai sksrss. whssAsr u~i.4
flsniaiisa Biiturs set - srIsIaai ~Aasr tks
Us Law sna wHi b 80 pFessssiss ~ "a We
sifsafy lave sys several paFtiss ts-enizs
eur bottles. As, ~he viIi suos@es is esfsias s. q
ths@ssivss into close sssrtsrs. Tks dssasd ~
prsks's Fsntstisa biatss ffeH. isds.., clergy
zsas nsseAsnts. Ae, b iaersatbla.. III sinph
trial q bostis s the sviasnos ss prsssat 81 sksh
~orth aaa sspsrsriiy, Thsy ssIa by all ..
spsesAhk drHErists, EreosFs physislzns. hsssas
sAiosss. sisAnsastss asa esassry stsrssL
AA@K =. DaAKn . 90.
Ne. so4 Brossvsy.N.r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
Fail MILLINERY.

q LARGE STOCK OF NEW KINDS or FALL
n Millinery Of every description lus, rscsaveA
and for sale cheap, AZ wholesale add r'taii, or
q usFsd 90 eFdeF IN tas best ssyle a. shoFt notT
At the Mammuth Nsw Store Of
~Ffr sCHAFKER BuEstxG
s+@ a. And % Main ssrest-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

Amount eeiieetsd 70
The Committee on Refreshments and
Decorations were then called on TO re-
port, which they did, as follows:
rh. COMMITTEES on Refrvshma ate rsp, r. t-
oouspFamise With the proprietsrs - No
nart Hall, h,viug ordered hrsekf.st fer
sae nsn. ana rcseiudsA be order forasoA-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
MEDICAL.

8. T.--le60-x.
rsfseHs 81 soasEtsry habits trsablsa wisA
~eeksss, iassitsaa. r.Apitsssss sftAs Aaast, i.sk
q APOSTLE. distress after sAtlnE. torpid liver,
e"essip~siss, Deserve ,s ssssz. ts tAsy yin .ss
irr IA. $1,000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

IL was then moved aud seconded that
the above bills be paid. Carried 8 uIit
"a bill vas now presented to the meet
ing by the proprietors Of Mozart Halt Of
$50, Tor refreshments furnished to the
returned veterans Of the sd regiment
Moved and seconded that this bill be
paid Carried
kKeArruLArIos
| Aa,t received frOn Ward cOnn's Sur IS
peeOTatiOas Aad refreshments. 49,. slsa IS
sili for sd I. ginsnt............. 50 90 S3ie 8
AHSsst on AAsd~-.-.........,.. ser %
After some discussion it was moved
aud seconded that the money be used
to give an ovation TO returned vet
Grams. Not carried.
Motion was made and seconded that
the money be expended in purchasing
wood and coal Tor soldiers families.
Not carried.
Motto was made by Charles Habbs,
and seconded, that the funds on hand
shall be handed over to the Chairman Of
the County Committse. for the benefit o.
the State Sanitary Fair TO be held or
the Sd of October, At Indianapolis Car
ried.
Motion to adjourn Was carried.
CHAREEs BAsoocx, Sssy,
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-27
AristocrntIc Ex,ravnanuce.

George Viliers, the splendid fayOrite of James
l, exceeded his cOmpeers by the lavish costli-
less Of his garb. On one great occasion he had
twenty-seyen suits Of clothes made "the richest
that embroidery, lace, silk, velvet, gold and
gems could contribute; one Of which was a white
uncut velvet, all over, both suit and cloak,
with diamonds, as were also his sword grdle,
bats, and spurs" This exquisite gentleman
would have the flashing gems which adorned his
attire affixed so loosely that he could shake them
off as he paraded through the gallery Of White
hail. much to the edtCatiOn and COntcntmcnt of
the Court ladies, who picked them mp. On his
embassy TO Paris, the splendor of his appearance
completely dazzed the French mobiles
"lle appeared there" says Lord Clarendon,
with all the lustrc the wealth Of England could
adon him with, and Outshone all the bravery
that Court could dress Itself in, and Oyeractod the
whole nation in their own peculiar yanities."
IL was common with him, at an ordinary
dancing, to have clothes trimmed with great
diamond buttons, and TO wear diamond hat
bands, cockades, and earrings, TO be yoked with
| great and manifold ropes and knots of pearls
In short, to be manacled, tettered, and impri-
soned in jewels At the time Of his death he is
said TO have possessed three hundred thousand
pounds IN jcwels-a sum which might almost
excite the envy of Hancock or Emauual, and
may be borne in mind when we peruse Sir viii
liam Dayenants eulogium on the prosperous
SOuiltI -
The Courts bright star, the corgy's advocate:
The pOets brightest theme, the lovers flame:
The soldiers glory, mighty buckingham"
Raleigh, tire bright particular star of the galaxy
which moved ana shone around the great Eliza.
beth, was equally profuse in his expenditures
upon dress. A portrait is eXtant, in which he
appears attired in white satin pinked vest
close sleeyed 10 the wrist over tue body crown
doublet Smelly lowered and embroidered witt
pearls in the feather Of his hat large ruby and
pearl drop at the bottom Of the sprig in place OF
button his trunks or breeChes, with his stock
ings and ribbed garters, frnged atithe ends, are
all whitei his shoes Of buff, adorned with white
ribbon. These shoes, on important occasions
would glitter with precious stones of the value
OF slHty-siX hundred pounds (nearly eight thou
sand pounds at the present standard Of money
and the weareT would occasionally present him.
self before the eyes of his lady love, Mrs. Eliza
beth ThTockmorton, In suit of armor Of solid
silver, his sword and belt flashing, unutterable
radiance from hundred diamonds, pearls and
ubies.
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BY MISS MARTHA H-.
What magic vision steals upon our sight
And glides along as some ethereal sprite II,
But mark nor speak lo there u yoiir lnn,
Ah no 'us not dream Ills not dream
For now galley graceful doth advanooi -,
And skims the waters like some Elily o''n0o'
The silken sails, of purple bue nniurI, A-,-,..
Whilst round the gorgeous snip 'he pIlBht
Sweet mnStc music breaks upOn tn enchanted air,
Var DER The waves. in songs of gladness there.
deserted Tarsus myriads line the shore,
~ SOC what mortal eye neer met before.
Neglected sa d, unguarded and alone,
propd Ant'ny sat upon his crimson throne.
And now, loud shouts, huzzas, aud deafning
cheer,
Arrest th' amaz'd Triumvir's Jealous ear
A freedman quick proclaims -"With grand dis
play,
A noble ship majestic wends her way;
Above, proud Egypts royal ensigns fly,
And seem TO threaten cen the very sky.
The gorgeous emblems which full high advance,
Shine bright like meteors in their airy dances
AS graceful now they float on wings OF Wlnq'
Flom masts with jewelld blazonry entwin'd-
And gems aud golden lustres richest phase,
That might the very gods themselves amaze.
The melting music steals rs from the sky
Whose soften'd tones upon the Cyndus die;
Smooth flow the waves-the zephyrs gently play
For beauty smies-and all the world Is gay.
The joyous billows haste to share the bliss,
And greet the silver oars, with eager kiss
In gladness then, they frolic on their way,
Succeeding waves, the while their homage pay.
Aloft in glorious state, with graceful men,
Reclines the brave, the great Egyptian Queen;
Enthron'd in clouds Of dazzling, golden light,
As Venus comes, TO capuvate at sight.
Her brow with gliytring, iewelpd circlet bound
Whilst fairy nymphs in gladness fit around,
Transparent forms, unit for mortal sight,
Their glitt'rng bodies half dissolv'd in light,
To golden Tyres sweet echo sings again,
And syrens answer from the sparkling main.
Fair Elfs and Naiads dance around her throne,
Yet ey'ry eye is fix d on her alone.
AS to their pole true magnets ever lean,
So turn all hearts TO this their splendid Queen.
In pomp and glory now the galley glides,
Departing sunbeams tremble on the tides;
Sweet Orphean notes re-echo through the air,
Proclaiming Cleopatrd'S self is there"
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NTNTb, and take no UIIVIs
IL the Druggists win not buy them for you send 10 u.s.
aud we will send them 70 you by Express Parties address,
ing us should state the disease and symptoms and fl
particulars in regard t0 their We treat all diseases
Of a chronic nature In male or female.
Ladies or gentlemen address us in perfect cOnn
denee we will in all cases frankly and freely answer
Iher letters and give our advice regards each case.
Patients living at distance need not hesitate because
Of their inability visit us. We have treated successfully
patients In all portions OF the civilized globe.
Patients addressing will please write Post once,
County State, and name OF writer plain, and incoso
pos tAge stamp for reply
We send TO any addr' IS eur s2page pamphlet frSe.
Address all letters arc orders 10
DE. w, X. MERWIN A CO.,
No. % LIBERTY STREET,
Aetb'l Ter PenAsyiyAhlG, DYoTT CO., Ne 2a2 North
EECoR y Iteel, PhpaaslphiA py2l-sHen
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DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS.
FIGHT WITH THoRNTON's BAND--THI GUERIL

FIGHT WITH THoRNToN's BAND-THE GUERILLAs
GET THE WORST OF 1T.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS
Fort Lenvenworth, July q, lS6i-The following
despatch has Just been received -
KANSAS CITY, July 81, lS64.-AGajOr- General
Curtis Captain Moses, of my command, had a
severe fight with about two hundred of Thorn
tons guerias last Sunday afternoon. Captain
Moses had forty-seven men, and although
obliged TO retreat, got the best Of the fight. Oul
loss was six killed. four wounded, and two miss,
ing. The Rebels lost sixteen killed and twenty.
one wounded. (Signed) JAS. IL. FoRD,
Colonel Commanding.
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RANSOM OF CERyANTEs.--A very curious docu-
mebt has just been discovered in the archives
of Madrid. translated as follows -" Madrid,
July %, 1879. On page 80 of the book of re-
demption Of captyes, kept by the fathers of the
Trinity Of this city, appears the following No.
10. Miguel dc CerYantes, of Alcala. It appears
from evidence brought before me on the 3lst
July, that the Father Juan Gil and Anton de
Cabella received 10000 marayedis, 25O ducats,
given by Dona EleOnara dc Totlnas, widow OF
Rodrigo de Cervantes, and fifty ducats given
by Digo Andrea de CerYantes, residing at
Alcala, one passing by here In order to assist in
the ransom of Miguel de Ceryantes, of Alcala,
son and brother of the above named donas, now
captive in Algiers, in the power Of Almani, cap
tain Of the Royal Guard Of the King Of Algiers.
This Ceryantes is crippled In one arm. The
abOve-named fathers have signed two receipts
Tor the above maraYedis, in the presence Of Juan
ee cundros and Juan de la Pana, resident 10
Maarld. In confirmation Of which, have signed
Anaya zunigkl,p
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The llstless, enCrvated
youth, tho oYer-tasked man
Of business, the Victim Of
nervous depression, the in
diyidual suffering from gene
raj debility, or frOm weak
ness Of Il single organ, will
all nnd immediate aud per-
manent relief by the use OF
this Elixir or Essence OF
Life.
Price, SO per bottle, or
three bottles for 50, and for
wRrded by express, ON re-
ceipt of money, TO any ad-
dress.
Sold by all druggists every
where.
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DHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON AND
III CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD COAPANIE5
NOTICE
On ard after MONDAY January I, 1864. the Trains
New NoIk, leaving Kens EOn DEPOT, Philadelphia, at
3l2 (Nisht, and 2JO = NJ, and the trains leaving
New York A VI. and $50 4, NJ, win hereafter be run
exclusively for the United States Mails and Sew York
and Washington Passengers and win take In let
out any pas sCngCrs bctw cen said cities.
1he 10 A NJ. and u Midnght Lines fom New York TO
Washington, and the II so aud Z. NJ. Lines from
Washington TO New York VIII continue present. aud
carry passengers ~ and from the intermediate
Baltimore Washington, ard New York.
ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Philade phia, fiUm Kenslngt0n Depot, at
ms A. 800, and G4j z, M and 1880 midnight, and
nom Walnut Street Wharf fyia Camden), AT and A.
Nj, y Nj ard6P NJ, for New York.
And leaves New York, from foot OF Cograud street,
att AN, lOA VI 9 m 4 and p NJ, and al II mid
niLht, ana um foot Of Barclay street at A. M, and
Pm. NM. A. GArZMER,
ia5-tf AGENT.
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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-
tlCe for many years, and with
thousandB 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 trifled
with their constitution, un-
III they think themselves
beyond tie reach Of medical
aid, we would say, DE-
SPAIR MOTT the CHERO-
KEE CURE will restore
you 10 health and vigor, and
after all quack doctors have
failed.
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CIIEROKEE REMEDl
CC'

CUEROKE ZEE INJEC-
1lON lH intended o. an ally
or assistant 10 the CllERO-
kEE REMEDY, and should
De used in conjunction with
that medicine In an cases 0i
GOnofrhua, elect, FHuor
Albus or Whites. lts elects
are healing, soothing, and
demulCCuts removing Hll
scaldinc heat. ChOrdDe, and
pain Instead OF The BURNING
and almost uns nsndurhb q pain
nat is experienced win
nearly oil tho cheap quayh
Injections.
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ny the use OF the CHERO-
KEE REMEDY and CHE
ROkEE INJECTION tho
two medicines at the same
time - all improper dis
charges are removed, and the
weakened organs are speed
ily restored 10 full yigOr and
strength.
For full particulars got our
pamphlets irOm any drug
store I'm the country, Or write
us, and we Will man free 10
any address "a fun treatise.
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For fun particulars, get =
Circular IRON any Drug
Store in the country, or
write the PToprictoTs, who
viii mail free, to any one de-
string the same, a full trea-
usC In pamphlet form.
Prices, 81 per bottle, or
three bottles Tor 50, and for
warded by ENpross TO all
parts of the world.
Sold by all respectable
druggists everywhere.
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Greniug TtIrgrnph
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1864.


dIeopatra Sailing mp the River Cyndus
- Attend the Summons of Mark An
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DDDDDDDD
mIERnKFE crREI

ClIIii1k EE tNhEl
An unfailing cure for Sper-
matcrrhea, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, j,
and all diseases caused by
Sclf-pollutiOni such as Loss
OF Memory, Universal L'ssi-
tudc, Pains IN the Back, Dim
ness Of Vision, Premature
Old Age. Weak Nerves, Dif-
fiCulty Of Breathing, Tremb-
ling, Wakefuiness, Eruptious
ON the Face Pale COunte-
nance, Insanity, COnsump-
ton, and all the dlreful COM
plants caused by departing
hom the path Of nature.
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Price, CHEROKEE
DN, 81 per bottle, or threC
bottles for 81.
Price. CHEROKEE IN
LECTION, 81 per bottle, or
three bottles for g.,
Sent by express 20 any ad-
dress on receipt Of price.
Sold by all drugs s,st3 every
where,
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CHEROKEE PnLSI

SUGAR COATED
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PRESERNER.
CERTAIN AND SAFE
For the Removal OF OBJ
BtruCllUns, and tho lr ur-
ance Of Regularity IN the
Recurrence OF tho Monthly
Periods.
They cure or ubV late those
numerous diseases that
spring from irrcgu!arity, BY
removing the iTresularity T.
self.
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The CHEROKEE MEDI-
ClNEs are : Old by all enter
pTising druggists In the civil
iEed world. some unprin-
cipled dealers, however, try
60 sell worthless compounds
in place of these - those
which they can get At a
cheap price. RAd make more
money by seinng than they
can on the CHEkOkEk
MEDICINES. As you value
your bealth--aye, the health
Of your offspring do not be
deceived by such unprin-
oipled druggists. Ask for
the CHEROKEE MEDL-
HH a..
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lOG1 PHILADELPHIA AND IOeA

ICNO4. ERIE RAILROAD. IOO4.
This great line tTaVerses the Northern and Northwest
counties Pennsylvania 10 the city Erie on Lake Erie
II has been leased by the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, and under their auspices Is belag rapidly
opened throughout its entire length.
now In use for Passenger and Freight buslne from
Harrisburg TO Emporium 90 mes) The Eastern Diyi-
sion and om Sheded to Erie 1s miios), the Western
DiNilnn.
TIM or PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA
w A. Nj.
Express Train leaves 1880 p NJ
cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways these
trains between ihadep pha and Lock Haven and between
Bait more and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars the Express Train both ways.
For Information respecting Passenger business, apply at
the S, f. corner OF ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets.
And for Freight business OF the Company's Agents
s. KINGSTON, Jr, corner SIXTEENTH and MARKET
streets, Philadelphia.
j. W, Rey nOlds, Erie.
j. NJ. Drill, Agent n N. G. r., baltimore,
IL. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
LEWIS l.. HOUPr.
General Ticket Agent Philadelphia.
JOSEPH ID POTTS,
ja4-tf General Manager, Wilia mspOrt.
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They 'cure Suppressed d,
Excessive, and Painful Men
situation.
They cure Green Sickness
(ChlOrosis).
They cure Nervous aud
Spinal Ahcctions, pains Ia
the back and lower parts OF
the body, HeRviness, fhurue
on slight eXertiOn, palpi-
tatiOn Of the Heart, Low
noSs Of Spirits, Hysterla,
Sick Headache, Giddiness,
&c, SC, In a word, by re-
moving the irregulaTlty, they
remove the cause and with
u all the effects that spring
nom Il.
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SHIPPING.

IrfSYss STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
SAilf4StS pOol touching at Queenstown, Cork Harbof.
Tho we'll known steamers otuc Liverpool, New York, ,
and Philadelphia steamship Company intended to
fail q follows 90
ElINBCRG, Saturday, July 20
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Saturday, AupustG.
CITY or MANCHESTER. Saturday, August ~
And every succeeding Saturday, noon, fom rier No
a North River.
RATES OF PASS ACE.
Pay able IN God, or IT. equivalent In Currency
fTst Cabin. 6S0fO Bte6rage. $50 90
FIRST CABIN London 50 On Soerago q London 3l 90
First Cabin Pnrs, 96Oa Scerage 10 Paris.. 40 %
First Cabin 10 Hamburg GOOO Storage TO Hamburg 81 90
Passengers also Forwarded to lIayre, Brcmeu Rot
terdum, Antwerp, &C at equally luwratcs.
Fares Liverpool or Queenstown - First Cabin, SO,
$50 SOj. ScCruge frUm Liverpool and Queenstown S3l
Those who wish 10 send for their friends buy tickets
here at Ihes rates.
Tor lut thor inio nation apply al the Companys offices.
joan G.. DALE, Agent,
No. III WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-27

This medicine has been
tested by the most eminont
neulcat men Oi the day, ana
by them pronounced TO be
one Of the greatest medical
discoveries Of the age.
One bottle viii cure General
Debility.
A few bottles cure Hys-
terics In females.
One bottle cures PalBita-
lion OF the Heart.
A few doses restore the
organs Of generation.
From one to three bottles
restore the mauliness and
fun YlgOr Of youth.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-27

A few doses restore the
appetite.
Three bottles cure tho
worst case of lmpOtency.
A few doses cure The low
spirited.
One bottle restores mental
pow er.
A few doses bring the rose
to the cheek.
This medicine restores 10
manly yirOr ard robust
health the poor, dobilitated,
worn down, and despairing
deyotee OF sensual pleasure,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-27

TIE WHIST JFRSEl EAFKESS COMPANY,
ONCE, No. WALNUT street. viii call for and deliver
Baggage and attend to all the usual branches of Fxpress
business. Heary articles taken by A NJ lines only and
must he sCnt TO the ohico The eyong previous Psrsha
bic articles by this line ust be before 81 A
special IA essCnger accompanies each train.
my3l j. VAN hESS SELAER, Superintendent.