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TO AUTHORIZE AN ADDITIONAL LOAN
TO MEET THE ENPESSE5 INCIDENT TO THE
DEtENsE Or 1HE CITY. AND FOR OTHER PUR-
~ kEb.
Section The Select and Common Councils Of the City
Of Philadelphia do ordain, hat the Mayor is hereby
thOTZed borrow less than par, the credit of
the corporation, such money may be- required
by the CAY Treasurer, ON time % time 10 provide for
the yOlunie' IRON the city OF Phadslph 10
the seive ofe United states AMI for the denss of the
city, exceeding the whole the sum of i've hundred
thousand del urs for viii IN intere tnO 10 exceed the rate
pct annum shall be paid half yearly,
tie trs days OF January and July at the ocoofthe City
Treasurer.
The pncua Of tho said loan shil be payable aud paid
tic eNpra ION thirty years from the date OF the
LeUre hou The consent OF holders thereof, and
cercTt theTefr m the usual form Of such certificates
UfCD LnaUB shall DO oSkucd IN uch the lenders
MAY require bu any fract'I al pact of sO II
uIed. IN amounts Of hNc hundred OF one thousand
dollars and sha be expressed m said certificates that
Il SAID az therein meno ed and the interest thereof
are puN able Fl &c from all taxes
So ton 2 Whenever any loan shah be made By virtue
horroi there shall be, bN OF this ordinance annu
ally Appropriated ont O the income Of the eSaes
and 1 TIE sum raised by taNat on, Asun sulc mt 20
pay the said certificates and the trthor sum
three tbs pa value of such
ceTntaes Issued shall he apOr0priated quarterly out
Of Tie neome and taxes TO sinking fund which und.
and It's acCumuatOus hereby especially pledged Tor
the redemption and payment of said certificates.
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The listIess, eneTvated
youth, the over-tasked man
Of business, the vloum II
nervous depression, the in
dividual suffering trOfn gene
raj debility, or from weak
ness OF a sinSlG organ, will
all hnd Immediate and per-
manent relief by the use Of
his Elixir or Essence Of
Life.
Price, 50 per bottle, or
three bottles for s., ANA for
wArded by express, on re-
eeipt Of money, 10 any ad-
dress.
soAd by all druggists every
whore.
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"A paper in Massachusetts says that Joseph
=. Colburn, color-bearer Of the l0th MassGchu-
tetts Regiment, who came home recently, has
Teen almost an idiot for about six weeks, havin :
lost entirely the power of speech from wounl.
On the 18th Of May last shell burst over his
head, piece of which struck his cap, but n-
ficted 10 apparent injury upon the head. Ever
since that day he has not spoken a word. There
s wild stare about his eyes, but he clings to the
colors with the utmost teBacty. He belongs In
Williamsburg, and has a wife and two children.
OF all the ingenious wGys Of railing money
for the Sanitary Commission that devised by the
people of the town of Catawi>sa, Pennsylvania,
is probably the odde>t. The male citizens agreed
TO decide by vote who was the prettiest girl in
town, and It was declared in favor of Miss Hattie
S. ReifsDyd,r, by majority of two hundred aud
eighty votes. Each vote was accompanied by he
sum of twenty five cents, and the proceeds were
given to he Sanitary Fair as the contribution of
the favorite beauty. What makes the matter
more inert sting is the fact that Miss Reifsnyder
is nursing wounded soldiers in the Army of the
Potomac.
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RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING THE CLERK To PUBLISH THE OR


Resolved That the Gers OF Common Council be author
iIed pubish iay n this city, daily
for four weeks H. ordinance presented 10 common COun
Gil Al staten meeting thereof, held on the JOh day OF
June. 1854, cnuted
'An ord nance TO Authorize an Additional Loan meet
he incident TO the defence OF the CITY, and for
Othel purpOscs.'
and the said CLERK, At the stAted meeting Of
Councils amer the expiration OF fonT weeks from the
first day IT SAID publication, snau present to this
Council Of each said newspapers for every day In
which the snail have been IN 4de. y9.4w
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sATrRpAY, july 81, le64.


a=slIHassaF
There's a cap In the closet,
Old, tatt,T'd. and blue,
Ofvtry slight value,
II may be, 10 youi
But n crnwn, jcWcl-stu1dedi
Could not Duy it to-day,
With us letters Of honor,
Brave "Co. X"
The bead that Il sholiestd
Needs shelter no m9Ie
Dead heroes mnko boly
The rifles they wore
So. lihe choplet OF honor,
OF laurel sud bay,
seems fbe cap Of the soldier,
Marked "C0. X"
BRIGHT eyes have Oked calmly
It's visor beneath,
OR the work Of the reaper,
Grim Harvester, Death
Let the mnster-roll, meagre,
So mouVnfully say,
How foremost in danger
Went "CO. X 20
Whose footsteps unbrOken
Came up TO the town,
Wh,re rampant and bastiOn
Looked thfeat'ningly dOWn
Who, cos ng up brooches,
Still kept on their way,
Till gurs, downward pointed,
Faced "CO. X l'
Like cameras awful,
Stood cannon a'oof,
Till signal was given,
To strlke of proof
OF the soul OF the soldier,
To send no 20 Him,
(Pray God that be knows u,
Though bloody and dim.l
Who filtered, or shiyeredi
Who Stunned bittle-strOke
Whose ire was uncertain
Whose battle. line broke ?
Go, ask II of History,
Years from to-day,
And the rec rd shall tell you,
Not Go. X"
Though my darling Is sleeping
To-Day with the dead,
And daisies and clover
Bloom over his head,
smile through my tears
AS lay it away,
The battle worn cap,
Lettered "Co. X"
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CdERKs OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL

= TU'THUtTUTTN, TN,J TN1I.
In accordance with resolution adop ed by u Common
Cot neil Ur the city Philadelphia thursday, the 3Oth
day cfJune, 1864, the annexed bill entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
TO AUTHORIZE An ADDITIONAL LOAN TO MEET
THE Expenses lSCIbENT TO THE DEEENsR
OF THE CITY. AND FOR U TIER PURPO 5ES,n
Is hereby published TOR public information.
WM. p. SMALL,
Clerk of Common CoancI.
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1MEnKR OEFICE. COMMON COUNCn.

~ PHILADELPHIA, July 3, 1864.
In accordance with rosoluuon adopted the Common
Council Of the City Of Phi adephia on Thursday the 9OA
day Of June, lS.4 ihp lnneNed bil entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
TO AUTHOhIZE A LOAN FOR SCHOOL PCR-
POSRS"
Js herslJ published for pubic Information; ,
CLERK Of Common Council
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RESOLUTION
10 PUBLISH A LOAN BILL

fOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Regolyed That the Clerk be althOri1ed 20 puOhsh IN
two day new spapeTs OF this city daily Tor four weeks
the ordinance pre- sented 10 Common Council ON thursday
June l6, 1864, ennued- -.
IAN ORDINANCE -
TO AUTHORIZE LOAN FOR SCHOOL PUR-
POSEs;"
And the said Clerk at the aed meeting Of Councils amer
the expiration OF four from the hrst day OF said
publication tha present to this Council one OF each OF
sad newspapers for every day IN which the same inM
have been made pVH
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DR. W. r. MERwrN & CO.'S COLUMN
~ FOR TIE CHEROKEE MEDICINES.
OoNPoUSDED FROM ROOTS, Ranks, AND LEAVES.

II IA pre parNd IN n hi ehiv
cencentratyd fJ1m, tho dtso
only boing from one to tyyn
tasp'onfrlo three times per
daN.
ttig hnrntlc aud Alternative
IN rs action; puri ying and
CLEANSING tha hlOol, eanpng
n 10 tlDw in all OIL its origin u
parity aud viF0r; thus re-
moving rom 'he system az
parnioious clHsos which ave
Induced disease.
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uun. How much sh0uld VIC have lost Of Illus
native matter " SINE Of those who heard old
Vhipf Justte RChafdson's iests had not also
talen tb,fh down From an ear-witness such a
chronicle o. jcsts would have been VI greatyaluc.
Some Jokes have Indeed been vuuched for as
coming from great ladies bOudOirs which were
never uttered there. LADY Mary WOrtley Non
tapue, for example, Is recorded as having hCon
The original individual who proudly exclaimed
20 a friend who had alluded to tho dirtuess Ot
hJr han,s. "Ahl you should see my fee ~ Tlg
iokc, ,u,b ~ h is, Is Older then the Crusadcs.
OOrs dpting Our repu alton AS % grtyB people,
Which Is a. ab,urd as considering the French 0t
TO-DAY TO lie polite pto le our ana for iost-b01Ss
is the most complete, pc hlps, of alt ultilgs.
From the aboriginal period down 20 This prose 90
time of wiring, we have never been wanting iu
mnihiul saws an merry instances. Mr.. Lemon
has be, u embarrassed iy the surerabun lance Of
his material bis difficulty has been, not in col
lcctiug. ut m selecting.
"Joe MilierH Justs" are now the only memo
Tinl Of man whom po5terity a'crgdts for moro
than his desert. Bur 81 it IS with all other sin-
lar collections, Foote's included Alter the death
Of Splitter the original MAJ o. The Mint, his JESUS,
q o were giWn O The pub iC. y In was scarcely
IN bisgIavc, when "Quiu's Jests" sbone in every
shop Nh dow. They are mere f,briCat ons-those
BsCTihed TO Quiu esp c.ally, They who kuOw
The brilliant wit Of Quin will not believe that
there fell tuch brutality from his lips as the book
OF bis all, ged jesls assign to him, and the pub
licauon oi which has lnAict, the utmos pos
sible wrong on Gums Joyous, vigorous, upright,
and lOncst character
II makes hin, lopk Ike one OF those III minded
"iOkets Of Jokes" who used 20 gather rOunI
Frederick the Great, and Of whom he us'd 10 say
II at "they won d., one and all, rather be the
fathers Of bans Diots than br0ihtrs in Jesus
CbTist" which cCnsurC did not come with very
good grace from a king whose tongue often
waRPed TO very uDclean purpose, and VII
laughed at ola Gen,rsl Hicthrn rs he went up
TO take saCremett Go Il Friday Mr. Lemon,
in CCalmg with all these wits, strive. to define
the nature Of that in which they dealt hut, Of
course. has 10 abandon the attempt as an achieve
mert thai j, not 20 be succc, sful,y accomplished.
A. he remarks, he might rs we'll attempt o define
teauty. Next hest u a definition. DE-. SDuth,
himself a wit Of the first water hough this
volume scarcely renders him full justice In that
ttspcct) states an Illustrative Rnd ncoHtroyerti-
bic tact when he a. serts that wherever there is
stock Of vii, the wttiest saying will yet ne found
in great measure, TO he the issues o chance. No
doubt OF n; your true Wit does not m axe his i'm
prUmptus an hour before he will want them. The
spark from the brain ls flashed across tue tongue
Ia ihe ears OF the heiTers almost inVuluntarily.
One would like % know whether sudden i'm
pulse induced South TO preach 10 the merchant
tailOrs frt IN the text "A remnant shall be saved"
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Lists ofsubscrptIon open until the $1,000 shares
subscribed 81 per share the order Alder
man JAMES McCAHEN, the Treasurer of the Company
No. 400 WALNUT Street. or at No. l2j WALNUT Street.
or at the office Of the Company, No. 2l8 WALNUT
Street.
The public are invited TO call for prospectus, iy5-
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II the Druggists VIII not buy them for you, send q us,
aud We will send them TO you by Express Parties address
ing us should state the disease and symptoms, and fuu
particulars In regard 10 their cases We treat al diseases
cf a chronic nature In male or female.
Ladies gentlemen can address MS IN perfect conf
dence ana viii In all frankly ana freely answer
their letters give advice regards each
Patients living distance need not hesitate because
OF their inability to visit We have treated successfully
patients In All portions OF the civilized globe
Patients addressing VIII please write Post ONCE,
County State, ana name OF writer, plain, and inclose
postage stamp for reply
We send 70 any address eur % page pamphlet free.
Address all letters and orders 10
DR. w. II. MEHWIN A CO.,
No. 90 LIBERTY STREET tonr,
Agents for Pennsylvania, DYcTT 4 CO.. No. si2 North
kEC0kH street, Philadelphia, pSA-s"'m
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For fnn particulars, got a
Circular from any Drug
Store in the country. or
write the PrOpriesors, who
VIII mail free, 10 any one de-
string the same, a tuD tre8-
tise In pamphiat form.
Prices, 81 per bottle, or
three bottles for So, and for
wardel by Express 10 all
parts of the world.
Sold by all respectable
druggists everywhere.
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cBER6gEg REMEDY,


CUI3ROKEE iSJEs'-
TiON is hltsLdcd a. an ally
Ot asBittlut a. the ChLNO-
kEE REMEDY. and should
b. used ~ CuujunC ou with
thai m. dicine IN all cases Oi
GurOTrhUA, Gicet, 4 nor
Albus NJ Whites. its eeects
are healing. HNnihing, and
demulcyut; removing nll
sea ding heat. churd,e, and
pain. Instead Of the burning
and alnOst unt ndurab q pain
Tat T. experienced with
nearly all Tie cheap quacA
Injections.
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subrcrpon 80 each share to original subscribers for
10000 shares pay able 81 cash down upon subscribing and
two other Instruments 81 each pay able On the 2Jth uy
and 18th August, 1884, respectively.
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PHILADELPHIA AND TREN TON AND
j CAMDEN AND AMROY RAILROAD COMPANIES.
NOTICE
On ~ after MONDAY January 1864, the Trains for
New lDrk, leaving kenSi RtCn Depot, Philadelphia, al
3l2 A. NJ (Nighr ana 10 and the trains leaving
New York A. and 7S0 y. NJ, will hereaf er be
exclusively fr tie United states Mails aud New, York
Washington Passengers, and viii not take In nor let
ont any ba, sengtTs betW zen sBi9 oiiies.
The tGA NJ. and ~ MlonighI Lire. ON New York 70
WashinPtun, and The II 80 A and b a. A.. Lines from
Washinston TO Ylk. wn continue present and
canS Tasorrers ana from the termedate stations and
Baltimore. Washington, "a Nog York.
ARRANGEMENTS BEIsi ZEN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Phiade pnia, hOm ke slngtOn Depot, at
ll'Ij a. N o. and Glj y. aud 1880 midnight and
Il ON Walnut street wharf fyia Camoen), AT and A.
NJ, ~ NJ, ardGP NJ. TO- New York
ind leaves New lok, fom ioHt OF Courflandt street,
at7 A. NJ .luA NJ u N ana Y. NJ and At II mid
night and from foot Of Barclay street at A. NJ and
+. NJ. NA' A. "AiHhEh,
ja5.f AGENT
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By the use Of the CHERO-
KEE REMEDY aud CHS
ROkEE INJECTION tho
two medicines at tho same
time - All improper Jis-
charges are r"5lOyed, and tho
weakened Ora ms a'c speed.
ily restored tO full ViaOT anu
strength.
For fhl particulars rot our
pamphlets nom any drug
stoge IN the oluntr, ~ write
ne, and We will m ~ frec 10
any address \ fuu treatise.
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QUEEN OF BEAUTY-WHITE VIRGIN
NJ Wax Of AMI les Is the perfect pTepAi alton OF
Il Bge, for beaut,fyng whitening, and preserving tho
complexion. II j. nude from pure White Wax, hence itS
extraordinary qualities Tor NiuR the skin, making
son sm,oth, fair, and uanspaient 1t cures chapped
hands lips, pmpes Price % and 30 cents.
Manufactured only by HUNT & co perfumers,
No. Al 4. EIGHTH ST., u lors above Chesnu', and
iyl6-lm No. 1853 8. SEVENTH Street
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RAILROAD LINES.

1854 CAMDEN AND ALLAN 1904
THROUGH IN Two HoURSlli
On a. -Four Go, rsirs ,,ns daiy to Atlantic cry
| Fe,.y ,,;, as s.SG iSllows'- =
Exprss;s ;rEToOsh n hOafsy sSSr. N.
Atiande ,hin,;i,, Hce9G,modpti,on, 10 IN
RETURNING LEAVEs ATLANTIC,
Aeconmocaucn Auantic) 54s AN.
FftsSi. ES9.fs'i il%s i.S An An:
Junction Accommodation 622 AN.
S SSPS 81 : ''
Es"vS Leave sSdSaS'S hss ;HSS Il \ ed $Ssad5SF&
Mail train for Atlantic eaVes Vine street 30 AM
tes-,f ~ JOHN O. BRYANT, Asenr.
TIE bar which M vas made last year yea mas entirely d,ag,
he coast.
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD -
~ Fer RETuLEHEH, DOY.E5ruwN, EAsrUy,
MATCH GilI NE' HHzLEToS, wiLKEsBARRE, ana
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after sONDAS June lS le6l PASSENGER rrans
son street PhIlSdephia, daily tsUndays eNccpted),
cnk fEaSs3 fsnTTe %nS@syor S5 NS1sSGe e0'0"n A"'H
ggl5A " (A'coTnodat.al fr r.. p2ye;tGwn syI, St.
sPM !ASsoG moaS,icn2 2GE,d%Gl, TOR 1oSlcs9wn town
sis E. NJ. (AccomnodatlonJ for Bethlehem, Allentown,
and MauCh hunk
Gl5 T. NJ. (AUcommodatiOn) for Lansdale.
IL L. NJ. Accommodation for fOrt Washington.
TRAINS FOR PHI hILADELPHIA.
Leave Behl' hem at 30 a II % b. N and 6QI Pm
Dsylest'wn at 40A 81, 3 10 =. NJ, and r. h.
LanLOalc al q A. NJ
Fort Washington At II 20 A. NJ. and2P.M.
oN SUNDAYS.
Phi'alelpi Ia for Bethlehem at A. NJ.
Philadelphia Ior DOyles,. wn at 3 y. NJ
DoyestOw for Pills dclpuR a. 7'20 A. NJ.
HrthChem tor Phi aGclphia at 4 p. NJ.
Eiman's baggage Npress viii cal for and deliver bag
gage the depot orders be len No il3 5. THIRD
Street. -
fgl K
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tas,ad hv v,ha W., 's DoSh ,t
rns,,icai 4an ~ ~ ~ ~ i'h.ht
nv thsm nravornooS ~ ~ S"y ",iu ~
40 80 IL p'ouVuieSu osoH,a " w
disc.ov nrios 6S,ns a., "ieu'S"i
1Ine Mill 80 y,itl III o,,,'a - ,o,o,a,
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A few doses restore the
appetite.
Three bottles onre the
worst tase Of Impotenoy.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
One bottle restores mental
power.
A few doses bring the rose
to the cheek
This medicine restores 10
manly Yipor ard robust
health the poor, dehllltated,
wOrn-dOwn, and despairing
deyo.ee Of sensual pleasure
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They cure Suppressed,
Excessive, and Painful Men
situation.
rhoy cure Greon Sickness
(CliurOsisl.
They euro Nervous and
Spinal Ahection,, pains In
the back ana lower parts ot
the body, HcAyin1ss Erigue
on sliRht eNertion, Palli-
ta'lOn OF the Heart, 10 v
ncs7 Of Sphits, U,sioril,
Sick Headache, Gjddlacss,
&c &c. h. a VOID By re-
moylngtAu irrcgulurlty,ih
TamON q the cause ana with
Il an the eieCts that spring
rom L.
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TINS medicine ih q simple
vegetable extract, and ono
On which al can rel, as II
has been used Ia our prac-
tiCe for many years, and with
thousanC 3 trea' ed. II has not
fahed In a single instance.
Its curative powers have
been suillclent 10 gain VIC
tory over the most stubborn
case.
To those who have trified
with their constitution, un-
I'll they think themselves
bey Ond the reach Of medical
aid, we wouid say. DE
SPAIR NOtl the CHERO-
KEE CURE will restore
You 20 health and vieOT, and
after all luack doctors have
failed.
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Difference between marks, price and price, t5.7O
This makes saving on two tons for each share Of
til'lN
should the market price 20 higher, The saving yin be
suu and should the market prcs bo loWer, then
tho cost price viii be proporllona,ely lower.
But this Ia not all Toe Company faytng very large
works, and tEEAHAUSrGBLE COAL BEDS, FIVE
MILES IN LENG1H, viii mine much more coal than ls
annually required tho Stockholders All the surplus
coal III be sold at the ruling market rates. and ALL THE
PROFITS win be distributed every six months as CASH
DlvlDESDs, among tho sharehodersi from which IL
confidently expected they win realize every year from 40
TO 90 per cent their investments amer the year. in
ADDITION 10 The savings on their coal.
The Company possesses EXCLUSIVE MINISG AND
TIMBER RIGHTS for quarter Of century ,9j years.
in Of the best and richest c~A tracts IN scnuyln
county, comprising the Mammoth Vein, tho Black uoath
Primrose, Dar e and ,ther Veins. The coal the Man
moth Vein IS White Ash mat Of .he other Veins Pirly
White Ash. partly Red Ash.
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The CHEROKEE MEDI-
CINES are o Old by all enter
pTlsirg druggists Ia the civil
iiZed world, Some unprin-
clpled dealers, however, try
~ sell worthless compounds
In place of these - thOse
which they can get at a
cheap price. and make more
money by selling than they
can on the CHEROKEE
MEDICINES. AS you value
your health-aye, the health
OF your offsprlns-dO not DO
deceived by such unprln-
cipled dIUgglas. Ask Tor
the CHEROKEE MEDl-
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bhhs " mum =
HEJIYEEA1ISG
EilNIRl
or,
ESSENCE OF LIFRi
Prepared iIOm Pure Vegs-
table EA tracts, containing
nothing injurious TO the
most delicate.
The RejuvenatlnR Elixir
Is the resul II Of modern dis
eoYeTles in the veg oletable
Kingdom; being an entirely
new and abstract meth cd Of
cure, irrespective Of all the
old and wOrn-ont systems.
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CHEROKEE CVREt
An uBfailing cure for lpor-
mat<rrhea. Seminal Weak
moss, Nocturnal Esnlssions.
and all diseases caused by
Sclf-pOllutiOn; such as Loss
of Memory, Cnivertll l. ssh
tudc, Pains IN the Back, Dim-
ness Of Vision, Premature
Old Age WeaE Nerves Dif.
lculty Of Breathing, Gremb-
ling, Wakefuluess, EruptiOns
on the Face Pale come
nance. Insanity, Consump-
tiUn, and all the direful COM
pleints caused by departing
n'om the path Of nature.
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Price, CuEROKEEBEAIE-
DN, e. per bottle, OF three
bottles for 50
Price. CHEROKEE ~
JECTiON. ~ per bottle, or
three bottles for e..
Sent by CKpresH % any ad-
dress on receipt OF price.
Sold b. au druggists every
where,
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CHLRokEE PlLLSi

SUGAR COATED
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PEESERNER.
CERTAIN AND SAFE
EW the Removal OF Oh
stIucliODs, and the lnsur-
anee OF Regularity IN the
Recurrence Oi the Monthly
PERIODS.
They cure or obviate those
numerous diseases ihat
spring from irTegIlarity, by
removing the iTcru!arl9 H.
gC1.
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All letters seeking inf0r-
nation or advice win be
promptly ,freely,and discreet
ly answered,
Iull directions accompany
each box.
Price ~ per box, or six
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UFFIUb, NO III 8, THIRD STREET,
OPPOSITE THE GTRARD BANK.
For READING and vicinity, the Hon. J1sEPH =,
HOVER MAYOR Of Beading, has accepted tho Agency Of
the Company amer having personally visited aud exam
ined the mncs ard affairs OF the Company The citizens
Of Reading and vicinity viii apply for Information and
shares at the MAYoas OFFICE, at Reading.
The cost price OF gross ton of Coal at READING de-
hyered at the house of shareholder s present ratios
not over $3.50, while the market price TO moro
than double that sum.
HENRY SCHMELE,
Jyi4.ljt TIRE AsURER.
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COMPOSED cf simpl. yeso
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uoi!ung deistuIiOus 10 any
constitution, however dsii-
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ness, which, when properly
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any eye, and ~ any period,
EXCEPT DURING THE
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during which the uuiailmg
nature OF their action would
iDiallibly PKLfESr preg-
nancy,
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Incorporated June 20, 1864.
Capital, S3OO. 900.
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DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM sCHMGLE, President
ROBERT p. KINo,
henry sCHMELE.
ALBERT JARDEN,
WILLIAM FORD, Secretly,
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