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oR1G1NAL POETRY.
For The EccHine fe'egTdph'
THE FAIR ANGELS.

Por The Ecenine FelegTaPh
THE FAIR ANGELS.
June 7th-27th, A. D. ls8t.
Hail. Union bands Woe, Rebel chiefs bright
throngs
vsf ministeTing spirits our wsr-strewu path
JAre heb ting up, sil God, restraining wrath,
A more than Red sea triumph with Its songs
Shall bid eDgulf a tyranny that wrongs
zach bondman soreiy, but each free lord more
Fair sisters, Miriam-iike, Columbia DER,
Ye bring what first, each brothers life prolengs
Till guided on by Freedoms Piilowed fire,
ApaSt the gulf where Pharaohs demons sup,
Ye hail, with banners high and anthems higher
Enfranchised men whom God and right inspire.
Kind angels, lift our stricken heroes up
The Lord shall brim with theirs your nectar cup
ID. W.
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sE-A FOR NEW YoRK.-DEsPATCH
and swinsure Lines, via Delaware and
Kaian Canal, The steamers OF these hnos leaving
daily al ~ oek NJ and O'Clock T., NJ, from third pier
above Walnu' street.
For height which WIN be taken on accommodating
terms, apply 10 WILLIAM N. BAlRD CO., No. ia ;,
DELAWARE Avenue
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Tho Paterson IN. J.) works will have con-
trIbuted fifty locomotives TO the Government by
the first wee of July. They are for Tennessee
and Georgia railroads.
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f.unzSsExzgn PHILADE LPHIA AND
10 JtltzNkE TRENTON AND CAMDEN AND
Annoy RAILROAD COMPANIES.

On and after NONDAH, January 4, 1884, the Trans fer
New York leaving Kensngton Depot Phnadelphia at 3H
NJ (Hlghtl, and Y3O r. NJ, and The trains leaving New
York al A. N. and 30 p. viii hereafter be
elusiyey for the Ued States Malls and New York aad
Wa,hnIton Passengers and viii take in Out
any pashenRtTs between said cities.
The 10 A. NJ and " Midnight Lanes from New York 70
WasbiDpton, and the ll5OA. ". ard 2 NJ Lines FROM
WRshlnl ton 10 York. will continue as at present and
car psssen and from the iniermedise stations
and Baltlmore, MAAhIng on, aud New Y0Ik.
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ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEX PHILADELPHIA AND

lines leave Philadelphia, fOm Kensington Depot ut
lll6 a. M, 40 and 6'45P Al ano 1870 midnist and
ron Walnut Street Wharf (yiA Camden), ate and NJ,
u II 4 and =. NJ for New York
And lcave New York from foot Of Courtandt street. At
IA M 10 A. NJ y NJ, and 2. NJ, and IL midnight,
anG Tym foot OF Barclay sucet at A. NJ. and ?. N,
ja5-tf WIN. A. GATZMER, Agent,
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rmsrlEv- PENNSYLVANIA 1914
Lea hr1l- .t.-e---ss rgru.l UATtppAn. ICONlt


FzS IsEzgrz,szZ- PBNNsYIL,y,AlEIIiAn 1854.
~ fsN-Feeg CEETRAL RAlIR0ADio ioddSSIrJg dS2J Re
1Bh GkEAI D9SRLE HEACk Sb psGourH~Esr
EqupWss snd facilities for the safe, speedy. az sS m 0 sn
forhbe gacs goItau"h OF oAsschssIS 10 u'''
r0TiS Tsn. SsSs lRe Depot and MARKET
Man IRAN ... 72s A. n
TSpo1Sb FS6fess a. lgS0P.a
ParEesbuIg Train, no s.............'.I9o A. "a
Harrsbnrg AcComnod dGton at................ fS0P.
rsaSa;ST Fso hn csys; west Fia S@pn
Through Passengers by the Fast Line reach S ATOns %
the night a, Logan House, and In the moEnhs
icS makes eonTSctions a. Piitsbrrg for an paints A
daylight view is thus afforded OF the entire hnea 1t"
The T6ronsh Express Train runs daily; an the(Other
trains d'tS FS s'STRT PiFRTsBURG sThHs AND THE WEST
The Mail Train, Fast Line and IhTongh Express r Ss 40
rom that point Nerth 10 the Lales. West TO the MISSES
%nS Y Sys Sy ss9oad gs S0uf ToSsh T@a ToSss to
Cleveland, Detroit Cheaso, s. Paul ColaRo1s inlsS msS
ton, Cincinnati LOuisyie Cairo and all other principal
points, and ISbfRS& hsfTpESS S'fSsSG sR&NGa W RseLRoAp
The Through Express leaving a. r. C on r. ss III aS for
BBRsFFssys.BGIiRRn BsFsy.GIi HN6 SRFssoN BRANCH RAILROAD.
s bro1eb E1oss Tran leaving at iGsO p NJ con-
erosion al lo45 NJ win rSln q, on SS ,sSr sSSe
EbensburE train also leaves CTesson iof bpenhok
ats T. RRoILmAYsBURG BRANCH Road.
1879 r. NJ connect at Altoona with trans FOR Holidays
| buk a.
The Through Express Train leaving a. OSnf u & M con
meets Tyrone with train for SANDY Rage and rhlnps-
burg and by Bald Eagle Valley Railroad for roH MAtoA
hilesbul 8. and Beutlonte. ,,,,, =, ron m p.ruoAn
| HINIlNGDON AMI DIsOAD, InI ~ "a ~ ~ -
The Through Express ram, ehNIh NJ Az yy " ~ a
nects at Huntingdon win Ihln IpT hOpeneH ANU
Run At Gb6 A. NJ. ,,.D mn, NM pty,. .uuS
, NORTHERN CENTkAL ALL =, TN it IaDr'L'h MA N'D
EHlk RAllAtoAD5. -,.,-. "a
For Sunbury, William port Lnch nAvsl, ,as tro IN.
chester Bunao ana higarh aus $500 a.
Mall Train At I'D A. NJ anu the Im9 ihsnnsh
1880 7. M daiy eNeept snnuhys, ~ S,S,. .na VII
1 without chAnBe OF cars oc'"eeh Tni"e'Pi''A "'~ w.
Transport - ,,,,,, , :, ,,,-r,,sprno ,A,..,r.
for YORK, HAhoNt En- ana SE I,.hs ny a,a
leaving at "a ann Zp Z m,, Tohueet NJ NoiuA'"'
with trains on me NO tnsI ~ ISnuH, ni.l ~ nG
= CuMBEhLAND NALLEt, hhInEUhED, rhnU E.n,ass AZ
The mai IRAN at 20 n M, anu i e. X rtiaIe
| ChRmbersbDrg. and HaRerstO"n.,, ,,,,no,n
WAfNEBBUhi BkAnJh hhlLhVShkD' .o..o.t
The trains leaving 70 n M anu LoV uoahnro
a. DowntngtoWn WIN IRAN ON Hhs Ioau W "~'N''e
" and all Intermediate ststlons. =, ,.o p0S., s,.,toa
For further innnrmai3n apply ~ ~ m S,es,
,, JAmEs wv, wv II,e,S,, IleAet AKon'' ?
CohmOIh,iioN lIOhE hz 20, a.. ,r, a.
eommodaton OF persons Lying out OF town. or located on
the line of the road. .-.
COUPON TICKETS, 49,. -.
For trips between any TWO points al about Two sens
per mile These tickets are intended io e VS. % ~
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DR w, ~ ERWIN n CO.'S OoLUNl
~ fOh II a cliFROKRE MEDICINES.
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WIINNJkEE NTNFUIt
the gTeAt fn0an Diuretio,
ceres all diseases Of the
urinary organs, such a. ln-
confluence Of the Urine, In
hammAtoh Of The Bladder,
Inflammation Of the kidneys,
Stone IN the Bladder, HiHc-
tuTe, Gravel, 0leet. GOnCr-
fhua, and is especially re-
commended In those cases Oi
FluOr Albus Cor Whites In
ftmnlcs) whore all the o'd
naugeOus medicines have
fAllNl.
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II IL prepared IN a highly
concentrated f0Jm, the dose
only being from one 10 two
teaspoonfuls three times per
day.
II is diuretic and Alternative
IN rs hcSinn; purifying and
cleansing the blood, causing
II 10 flow In all Of It's original
purity End yigor; thus re-
inoviag from the system ali
pernioious causes which have
hdpokd disease.
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~ the use N the CHERO-
KEE REMEDY and OHE-
ROKEE INJECTION - tho
two medicines at the same
time 90 all improper DIS
charges are removed, and the
weakened organs are speed.
ily restored 10 fun yigor and
strength.
For full particulars get our
pamphlets nom any drug
store In the country, or write
us, and we Will man free 10
any address a full ueatlzA,
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Thh medicine Is a simple
vegetable extract, ana QUO
on which al can rely IS II
has been used In Our prao-
tiOe for many years. and with
tbuuEanGs treat ed, Il has not
failed I'm a single Instance.
Its curative powers have
been sufficient TO gain VIC
tory over the most stubborn
case.
To those who have trihed
with their constitution, I'M
III they think Themselves
beyond the reach Of mgdicE
aid, we would say, DE
BPAIR MOTT the CHEE0.
KEE CURE will r'slOTt
you TO health and vigor, unt
after all quack doctors have
failed.
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A few doses restore me
appetite.
Three bottles cure the
worst ease Of Impotence.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
one bottle restores mental
power.
A few doses bring the rose
to the cheek
This medicine restores W
manly VipoT and robust
health the poor, dobilitnled,
WOrn-down, and deSpuiring
devOiee Of seDsnal pleasure,
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For fun particulars. get a
Circular from any Drug
Store In the country, or
write the PrOprietors, who
will mail free, to any one de-
siring the same, n fu2 troa-
tise In pamphlet form,
Prices, 81 per bOttls, or
three bottls1 for f5, and for
wArded by Exprsss 70 all
parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable
druggists everywhere.
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DDDDDDDD


CltEROkEE CURE
An unfailing cure for SpeT-
matorrhea, Seminal Weak
ness. Nocturnal Emissions,
aud all diseases caused by
Relf- pollution; such as Loss
Of Memory, Universal Lassi-
tude, Phinsin the Back, Dim
ness of Vision, Premature
Old Age. Weak Nerves, Dh-
foulty Of Breathing, Tremb-
ling, WRkefulness. ErBptioDs
on the Face Pale Counto-
nance, Insanity, Consump-
ton. and oil the dlreful con =
plants caused by departing
nom the path Of nature.
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DLANK BOOKS AND sTATloNEh4.--
Is RAEKs BANKHRs, MERCHANTS, MANUlAC-
TTLERS. RAILROAD COMPANIES, &c.,
win ana n 10 their ni order from the undersigned
ni'A@'' PAPER, AND STATIONERY,
An tg,Ss 6,r Business Professional, ndPrYate use
for sale At moderate prices by ,,,,,ry.,. .rANy1x
nlee0n1ii i'-'' No. a B, FOURTH street.
IN o.. Philadelphia
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ms U II H XoU II l. f H
IN YOUR OWN HOME COMPANY,
TIE
AMERICAN,
OF LADELPHIA,
8. E. Corner of Fourth and Walnut Streets.
Insurers In tAls Company have the additional qua
rAntee Of
S2S O7,0oO
CAPITAL STOCK au paid NJ IN CASH, which, to-
se,her with CASH AssETB. now on hand, amount to
OVER
900.
INCOME FOR THE YEAR 1868 OVER
100000.
LOSSES DURING THE YEAR AMOUNTING 10 cVER
$4,000.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY, thus aiding tio in
Sursd to pay premiums.
The last DIVIDEND on all husaal Policies In force
December 81, 1868, was
FIFTY PER GENT.
OF the amount Of PREMIUMS received during the year
Its TRUsTERs are well known eltisens In our n~aSt
sntilng It TO consideration hAR those whose mana
gers reside in distant cities.
Alexander WbulJin william J. Howard,
I Pd.Ar Thompson, Samuel +. BOdine,
George EuEent, Johh AlkthhHht IA.
Hon James Pollock, Charles heaLhlt
Ihart ~ RobeTtg Hon. joseph Allison,
p. B. hnRle, Isaac hANehuiHI
| Samuel Work,
ALEX. WHILLDIN,
PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL WORK,
CE-PREsIDERT.
JOHN S. WILSON, .--,--
| SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
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Price, CHEROKEE RENE
DN, 81 per bottis, or lhtes
bottles for s..
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 ais druggists every
where.
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~ prnsg s win not buy them for you, send 70 u.s.
a., ne wi, seud them 10 you by Express Parties Adufe
IN, ne shouid ttate the disease aud synptons ul iun
PARTICULARS in reeard 10 their cases eu'A' an SeA'e'
n I, cbf.nic nature In male or female D., .,..4 "a
Is5isE or gentlemen can address us IN PNISct @ Vunt
dute and We VIII In all cases frankly aus ans ieJ5 answer
t = res anc piye our ADVICE regards each case
patients living at distance need not hesta,,
dther inability 10 visit us; w haYg9 llosSD p
Pathnts addressing us VIII pleas VIZ WY "a sose
C6unty, State, am name OF "ilIsi' PlAN anu A'''S
pv5sss ~ spy addTsss our 80 page pamphlet free
Idar,ss an letters and orders 20
DR w. R. MEBWlN CO.,
No. % LIBERTY STREE, ,o,r,
AVspis for Pennsylvania DYOTT 4 co. NO. Ii2 Sorh
EEeoAD sItth Philadelphia NS@' ''"'@
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Thoy cure suppressed.
Excessive, and Painful Men
struation.
Thoy-cure Green Sickness
(ChloTOois).
They cure Nervous and
SplnAl Affections, pains In
the baeh and lower parts OF
eAe body, HeaVtness, Fatigue
on slight eNeruOE-, Palpi-
ta6On Of the Heart, Low
ness OF Eptits, FYBteria,
Sick HeRdAche, Gtddiness,
&c. nc. IN n word, by re-
moving the ,lrregulaTits they
remove the cause and with
Il all che ELECTS that spring
from Il.
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EczsHrzzyl WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
~ acknowledgements MONDAY juno
%, lsS4' from WALNUT street. y. e. w9sTt %
At and 10 A. NJ and at $50 T. N.
For Woodbury., GioScssSsr &c ats and A. NJ, l2 NJ,
ans -1u RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
Cape May at and Iit5 A. NJ, and 5'l0P. NJ
bAiem at G A NJ. and ll6 Pa.
SIassSCPo sStS0 at siS sad $40 9oo and n
Woodbury. 74o and8IiA A. NJ, And2 6o,S9, sos and
sl2P.M.
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
Baggage and attend 10 the usual branches Of Express
SSs mas BE- sent 70 ts once tie evening prevos
PsTshSble articles BY this line msst be sent 6storeth
mySl J.YkN RENSSELAER,, superintendent
O. E4RGh S4Rpa pFE6S rFSNSahEAnaA ShTaEHaEa.
Dof1FSfOwN, EAsT9s, MnUcH CH6NK, HAZIE-
'N'' SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
win leave the new Depot TIIKD Street, above rhomp-
son street. Philadelphia daily tsuadAys oNeepted) A.
IA NJ (Expressl for Bethlehem, Allentown. MSush
si5 A. N. (AcCommoa atiOnJ for Doglestown.
iCi5 4 N. tXceonmodStion) ioEFort Washington
S.46P.M (ESpTessJ for bethlshora, asaItOn, 40.
5iSP.G t1ocommodstionj for Bethlehon, Alsntows,
s'l5P' NJ tAeeommodaiISnS for Lansdale.
| Il L, NJ. Accommodation for Fort washington.
| TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave bethlehem at $50 NJ $50 A. NJ, and601 p N
Doyissiown At @ A. M, s%o p. NJ. aIil 7P N.
| Fort washington AT II 25 A. NJ and2P.A
| ON SUNDAYS.
| Philadelphia for Bethlehem at . A. NJ.
| Philadelphia for DoyestOwa az 2 Z. NJ.
| DoJlesOwn for Philadelphia at 100 Am.
| Beihlehtm for Philadelphia NJ p. N,
IIlkhAns Baggage Expresu will call tss and dehye
baggage at the depot OTdss may be lett at No llS
| THIRD Street - 49, .
jel3 BILLS CIIsf-k' Agent.
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IA READING RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHlLADEIPHlA TO THE iSTER0R Oh
QUEIIANNA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEYS,
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e, rrsaisIs1lEgy1 PHILADELPHIA 1Oc "A

LfAt LQ33tSiSll.t-l IhlLA IOE
esaz azE&f9sssfN AND BKlE KAlLROAD loO4s
1hs great Inc traycrses the Northern and Northwest
counties of - nns yania to the city Of Erie Lake Erie.
II has beenle lscd by The EhNSiLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, and under their auspiees Is being rapidly
opened throughout IL, entire length.
ist"w m nee for PASSENGER aud Freight business nom
HarshurR 10 Emporium 100 mles) the Eastern Dyi
sion and from sheffield Erie as mles) the Westen
Division.
. TIME or PAssESGER TRAINS st pIuLADRLPFnA.
bOO A. NJ
Express Tleln 1870 r, NJ
NNs run ihruulh WITHOUT CHANGE both ways these
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven and betwuG
Baltimore and Lock Haven. a
Elegant SLEEPING Cars the Express Train both ways
fof niOrIaauon 'pcoting Passenger business, apply
the = Il. corner OF Eleventh and Market streets. II
And for Freight business, OF the COmpanya Agents
Philadelphia ~
J, w. Reynolds Erie
j. NJ. Drill Agent, N, n. G. r., Baltimore.
IL. n UOTgpON
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This medicine has been
by the most eminent
mediGal men OF the day, and
by them pronounced 10 be
one OF the greAteat medical
discoveries " the age.
One bottle wiz cure General
Debility.
A few bottles cure Hys-
tsTics'in In females.
One bottle cures PARitA-
ton Of the Heart
A few doses restore the
organs Of generation.
From one TO three bottles
reAtore the mAnline9s AAd
fu1VtsOr Of youth.
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COM, ouEDzD IRON ROOTS. BARKs, AND LEAVES.
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ESSENCE OF LlFF !
Prepared from Pure Nege-
table Extracts, containing
nothing injurious 10 the
most delicate.
The RejuvenatinR EliIh
is the result Of modern dis
cOveries In uIe vegetable
Kingdom; being an entirely
new and abstract meth cd ol
cure, irrespective of all tht
old and WORKOUT systems,
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RRIDBsBURG MACHINE WORKS,
OFFICE.
No. 90 N. FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
We prepared 10 nh orders to any extent for wsr
Known
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AND wooLEN MILLS
Including all recent improvements in cAIdng, Spinning
We invite the attention Of manufacturers to extsa
ySli-a ALFRED JENKS & SON.
DEM STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
il works-EEAFIE& LEVY, Practical and Theoretical
Rngineers Nachinss, Boiler makers, Baoksmiths and
Founders having many years been aucoessfu opera
ton, and been exclusively engaged In building ana repair
ing Marine and River Engines, high and low pressure ron
Boilers, Water Tanks, PrOpeuors, &C. &C., rospectiuly
their services TO the public as being fuy prepared to
contract Engines Of all Sizes Marine, River and sta
onAry having sets Of patterns OF different sizes are pre-
pared orders with quick despatch Every de-
scrpton pattern-making made at the shortest notice
High and low pressure Fue Tubular and Cylinder Boilers
OF the best Pennsyvania charcoal IRON Forgnss OF an
tons Roll turning Screw cutting, and all other work con-
nected with the above business. 49,,
Drawings and specifications for an work done at hii
establishment free OF charge, and work guaranteed
The subscrbers have ample wharf dock room 1oT 10
pair Of boats where they can lie in perfect safety ana are
provided with shears blocks falls, &C., &e for raising
heavy and light weights. o. =, >,,,,,,v
JOHN G. LEVY,
IAq-H BEACH and PALMER Streets.
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i'i" vi ON SUNDAYS.
y.... phu.d,1,yE. at ggO A "A and 90 T. III,

Leave Philadelphia at s 30 A. N. ana zSn r; M
Leave " est On, stCf at s. NJ. aud q. N; ,o, =.
Trains leaving Phradel0hia at 4 " ana So A =. NJ
and West Chester AZ 7'i5 A. VI. and F45P M eohhees
With trains on the phlaoe'phia aud BalnnOre Cehuh
Railroad for OXf0rd and intermediate lnts ,.--,.
ta4 tf HENRY WOOb, beh'lA a. AutoInlsoh1ei.s.-
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HR nAuy EVENING WEDNESDAY JULY

N j. NJ o q u IG A NJ
lnpOrtsr and wholesale Dsslsrn Ia
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, DO
FIREWORKS, FLAGS, 30,
Matches and IIacleinE,
No. 2 sTRAwBERRY STREET,
Tst street above Second, between hAkst and VhesnuD
my2s-2m PHILADELPHIA
COLDS IMPROVED STEAM AND WATER
" HEATING APPARATUS. n,
70 Warming and Ventllaiing Public buhulhsS anu f"-
UNION TlS'1STRM sTRRM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY
JAMES 2. WOOD,
Al R FOURTH Street
rhQo.6m n. N. TELTWELL, Superintendent
TNyALIDs AND CoNVALEsCENTs, IN
1 valds and Convacscents,
Invaids and oonvaleseenm
fnyalidB and OonyaescCnts,
Especially
Especially
FEMALES in Deb ate Health,
Females In Delicate Health,
Females In Delicate Health,
ra,Horo,A Wines. - California Wines,
California Wines California WINES
California wines, California Wines,
peculiarly valuable ali Of languor and great pros
a. a. ~ ~ - - ~ y ~ ~ ~
Drs- McC1orand, Ccbhsrd, samuel Jackson,
| (of the Pennsylvania University, ,.,..
sS5iasi ss5%Sio, Efif@i %aS. 88Gis6' 8s9s5 Esd6aSd'
Wilson, Tinda, yy., yinal Fondey'
and other leading phyTicans what they think Of the med-
cnai vir ucs OF California winosi These gentlemen pre-
scribe tgands, and assure US OF the dement's paueha
fee'N' nom 'DeH U.s. cALToRNIA WINE AGENCY,
je2i-im No.4 3. FIFTH street, above Chssnu'.
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E-rv-runz--7 WEST CHESTER AND PHI
NJ syss.isfsas LADELPHlA RAILROAD, VIA
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Tie CHEROKEE MEDI-
Giles are o old by all enter
priiug druggists In the civil
iizd world. some unprln-
ciped dealers, hOweVri Try
~ ,cll worthless compounds
IN place Of these - tl!ose
which they can get az q
chan price. and make more
mmey BY selling than they
ca1 on the CHEROkEE
MIDICINES. As youSHlue
var health-aye, the health
ofyouT oflsprlRg-do not De
De- wed by neh nnprlh-
chled dr ggiss. Ask i9r
th CBEkOKEE MEDl-
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Leave Philadelphia from the b, pot eorner ot Thirty.
FIRsT and NARKET streets, n M lih A. M" FSo
r. M 30 T.. NJ, 6 20 p. NJ. ...,,.,.,,,r.,, -
Philadelphia Depot changed ron ~ "a uH Al
Streets. -. r..- 80. -. 4Apvp5,
street 600 A. M ,745 A. NJ. II ,2P. h.,Af3 Y N.
. he cars VI the West Philadelphia PASSENGER kawN
Company market street, VIII convey fassshsss W AhV
from the Philadelphia Depot. -..
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An letters seeking icfar-
nation or advice win be
promptly ,freely,and Discreet
~ answered.
run directions accompany
CO h box,
Price 81 per box, or six
boxes for b5,
Seut by mail, free of post
age, on receipt OF price.
Sold by all respectable
Druggists.
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RAILROAD LINES.
.-vuvr4z-1 PHILADELPHIA, q. =
~ k..stil..,r MANToWN, AND N0RRtsr0NA

go ao, AtoNnhY Mag To- 1884, until ,rfhsr notts0
v" ~ FOR GEENAkTOWN
Leave philadelphia g. Z; 1. 10 y, 70 A NJ i'''sh
cave 0ermsntowu 6,7. ISO S, $40 9, 70, n IA. Ms
l l.2Bh o, %, OK, ,I5,n 10, II. and i2P NJ. -,
The ~ down. and the 8N and Ok trains up, 90 hoRsS
on the Germantown Branch
CUEHNUT utLL RAILROAD. -...
leave Philadelphia, q, s. 10, l2A MP, 8A,hk,Is wand
IL p NJ. .. ,,,o a, t.ao a.ao
biO. Gao, $40, aud 1910 T.. NJ. . .--....-..y,,.,,
Leave PhIadclphia g. $40, ll'Oj 4. ~, ,, ~, bS,
CO. aObt tndltL y. NJ. I'd. az ~ AZ
T6c sJs train mp viii stop wissahlckon, Aanayunk'
FOR MAEAYUNR. az
Leave Phiadelbha, G. $50, llOj A. NJ, ~, ., 80 0Ai
leave MsnayGbk. "a, DS, e. 20, o}6, NJ A M,95,I
HK SMITH General superintendent
mym Depot, NINTH and GREEN streets,
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PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the COmpahy's Depot, at THIRTEENTH and
CALLOWHILL Streets, Philadelphia, at Lhe following
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-06

Psoh Accommodation teayes west Phiia) }, N g @p' -:
Through Passengers bV the Fast Line reach u
supper v here will be- found excellent accommotatons o
the night the Logan House, and In the mdh ~ nA -
take either the Philadelphia baltimore ENpress eaon
which makes connections a. Piitsbrrp for an pdPh a
daylight view is thus afforded Of the entire hneho hS
mHpnlhceut scenery. - .ho.
The Throulh Express Train runs dailyi All the o'nes