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The inundations in Italy have not passed
over, as was supposed without loss of life. At
Lougana whole family OF eight persons per-
ished under the ruins of their cottage. Vas
numbers Of cattle have been drowned and the
loss OF property Of all kinds is immense.
Major YelYerton's petition TO apply the
Judgment Of the House Of Lords was in the
'siugle bills" Of the First Division of the Cour
of Session on Wednesday, and was RENTED to
the summer roll On Monday, note was boxed
FOR Mrs Theresa Longworth or Yeyerton, craving
leave 10 put in a condescendence Of res nOpi,er to
the effect that Major Yelyerton had repeatedly
admitted the Scotch marriage to his brother
Frederick YelyertOn, now deceased, and in par
ticuar had talked with him during his last illness,
in presence aud hearing Of Sarah Mullins, his
nurse in terms implying an acknowledgment Of
said marTlAge.-Scotsman.
"A letter from nautical man at Calcutta,
states on the authority Of the Meteorological So
cety report there, that the pressure of the wind
during the recent cyclone was thirIy-two pounds
to the square inch. The immense comparative
force of the gale may be gathered from the fact
that in the last great gale at Liverpool, the max
imum pressure OF the wind was forty-three
pounds to the square foot and the same figure
was reached during the great gale of 1884, while
the high winds Of 1852, which are still Temem-
bered, only reached q maximum pressure of
forty-twO pounds 10 the square foot. The gale
of 1859, during which the steamer Royal Charter
WAS lost, indicated a pressure not exceeding
tWeny-eight pounds " the square foot,
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renina telegraph
KING eOTTON.

Cotton, It's true, was a mighty king,
d ruled with an awful sway
Nations trCmbled before his throne,
|he called the wealth Of the world his own
p many pleasant day.
rant Of unstable mood was he,
'th a fate in each caprice;
Il "ArpOnauts' we're bis myrmidous,
bis fleets sailed deep with their countless
wealth
the genuine Golden Fleece"
Bic Dragons teeth have cropped, a. last,
4 b the soil with strife is red
Cotton, fettered with iron gives,
fding the drcariest of lives,
1d King Cannon reigns in his stead
narch, uncouth and grim, Is he
th fixed and iron fruwn;
sevtr laughs, but there sometimes slips
frihle roar from his rig' lips
Iht shall smite whole armies down.
Ipocks at King Cotton's lordly gates,
= their portals shiyer and fall
~ light breaks on the Rebel plains,
abe swarthy bOud-man casts his chains,
aq hees from the dcspOts thrall.
,ls-is king so havock.mad-
Ilrunkon with gold aud gore
be battles for Wrong as well as Right,
trenChes too Oft the doubtful light
4 the tyrant he smote before.
ben in whose hearts the silver strains
yan olden Peace still sound,
,hRh this mouarch's fatal thuniers, pray
. .ihere tighten, ere long, hnlcyon day
Aen King Cannon may be disCroWned:
N, locked once more in his iron mail,
! lmay slumber with silent lips;
1lko but 10 breathe the JOYOUS note
FESTIVAL peal from his royal throat,
y the Rebel Kings eclipse
.fed States Serrice Mqga-inc
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Patients addressing will please wrlte Post OaCe,
Count state and name Of writer plain aLd elose post
age stamp Tor reply,
Ifthe Druggists VIII not buy hr you, send 10 us
and We " M send uem 70 you by Express. Parties ad-
dressing US should state tho disease and synptoms and,
fuu particulars In ard 10 their We treat M dis
eases q q chronic hAtme In male or female
Patients living a. distance need not hesitate because
Of their Inability TO yis We have treaties success
fnlY patients IN an portions Of the civilized GLOBE
WaWsh 10 sond every reader Of this paper thirty
two nage pamphlet free.
Address al letters and orders TO Or ". X, MEkWlN a
soId w6olesaie snd Ietsiby DYorr co.
$50 sm no. gs? 4, SECOND atIost Phnad
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DHTLDELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD

IJhllDELtnlhi WlLMlNHlONi AMI
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
Commencing AOND ~. December 70. 1864 Trains will
leave Depot conner BROAD Street and WA6HINGr)S
Avenue, as follows
Express Train a. O5 N (Mondays excented) mr
BalumOie ana MAshisgt stopping al Wimngton,
Magnolia.
~ay Mail Train AZ 8l5A NJ tSundays eNeepted) for
umsre, stoppng a. ~ regular stations cJnneetng with
delaware Railroad at wilmington for MILFORD, salisbury,
nore and Warrington, stopping At Chester, Wilmington,
Elkion, PeITyNlAe, anc hHNre le 'Iaee
ENpfeas Tram Ats.oO p - SUM I2r ba
uln,tt ana ashH hig' stopping at MHMlhst'u NeWAA'
Fbtun, Nofh East, PerryNLo, haFre dc trace FerrJ-
man. and hngnolia ,,,s \, ,a. p.,,,,,,-. 80,
w.shngtqn soppm at Ches'9T only 70 tax Baltimore
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This medicine has been
tested by the most emf
ncnt medical men OF the
day, and by them pro
nounced 10 be one OF tho
greatest medical disc oyeriCs
Of The age.
Ono 10 tie will cure Gene
raj Debility,
a few doses cure Mysteries
In Females
ono bottle cures palplta-
ton Of the Heart.
A few doses restore tie
organs Of generation.
From one 70 three bot
ties restore the mAnli-
ness and full Vigor Of
youth.
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This medicine isasimple
vegptub e extract, aud one
on which all can rely as Il
has been used I'm our prao-
uce for many years, ard
with thousands treated, Il
has not failed In a single
Instance. Its curative pow
ers have been sufficient to
gain victory over the most
stubborn case.
10 those who have tri1Hd
with thcir constitutions until
they think themselves be-
youd the reach OF medical
aid, we would saw DESPAIR
MOTT the CuEROkEE
CURh will restore you 10
health and yigor. and aner
all quaCk doctors have failed &.
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90
IL

I" n" " y"
CHEROKE IEJhJ-
ION is intended a. an ally
or assAtAnt 30 the CHERO-
kEE REMFDN. and should
be used In conlunciiou with
that medicine In all cases Of
GOnoTrhUa, Gleet, fIuor
Abua or whites. lts eGectH
are healing, soothing, and
demulccut; removing an
scs.d.nR heat, chordee, and
pain instead Of the burning
and almost untndursh'c pain
nat IL experienced with
nearly ali ue ehoap quEok
Injections.
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TIEROEEE CURE.-An
u1iGiIiuF cure nr Spcfma -
torrhUS SstmInnI W Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions, and
all diseases caused by self
pollution, such as Loss Of
Memory, Universal L4ssi-
tude, Pains in the Hack,
Dlmncss OF VISION, PrcmA-
turC Old Age, weak Nerves,
nimUulty Of d. .enthing,
Trembling, Wakeuineas.
Eruptiuns on the Face, IA,e
Countcnnnce Insanity. Com
sumption, ana all the direnul
complaints caused by depart
ing nUm tho path Of nature,
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The ClIERCKEE MEDt-
CISES Ms sold 10y an enter
pfistng druggisrb IN the civil
lzod word. Some Lnprm-
cipled dealers, however, try
90 sell worthless compounds
in place V these = thOl 0
which they can get at a
cheap price, and make more
money BY selling than they
can on The CHtkehEE
MEDICINEe. As you yAlre
your health-aye, the health
Of your offspring do not be
deceived by such unpTin-
oipled druggists. ASK for
THESE MEDICINES, and
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A few doses restore the
appetite.
Three bottles cuTe the worst
case Of lmpOtency.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
One bottle restores men
tai power.
A lew doses bring the rose
10 the cheek.
This medicine restores
to manly vlgOr aud robust
health the poor debili-
tated. worn down, and dcs-
pair ng dcyOtee OF sensual
pleasure.
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THIS ELIXIR cures HyI-
terla, General Debility, raj
pitatiOn OF the Heart, and
lmpOtcnCy. ltrostOres men
Ia power and the appetite.
and causes the rose 10 mount
the check OF pallOr, and the
debillt lted man or woman
n feel yigOrOss aud strong,
the young and ambitious
blood to course through
every vein, the nerves N
become strong, and the firei
Of new NE and vigor 10 re-
animate the entire body,
building up the constitution,
restoring Oy and HE to many
q sad and dhkenod nrOsido.
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WEALTH. HEALTH, AND
ssSe--sA.ss> BEAUTY.
49, Tito gain admirlng eyes;
II ~ cau'e iuvidiOus slghsi
Ito DO = blooming low Jr,
Fading, dying In an hour-BbAUrrl
Ifto have a host q fricnIsi
IffOT vice 10 make amends;
lfWith high born blood Go wed
1fa marble stone whom dead-WEALrai
Tito live threeseore and ten,
Nithrg lito aS Ions A. ain;
II to live a life Of peace;
II 70 Gle and 20 to greai6-HEALrUl
II you Wish life or pleasures;
N you value this worlds treasures;
n every comfort you woud see,
Take my advice, aud wish on three.
Then, having Health, wealth and Beauty,
Youllb prepared for eyery day.
ByR careful pcrusal u Or. WILLIAM YOuN0'a Nov
gook, 1HE MARRIA AGE GUIDE, which should be read
hY every Bold by BoOkEoers generally and a. thS
Doctors once, No. SIC SPRUCE STREET; price Rs
eoutB. IS
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ny tho use NJ the CIIHRO-
KEE REMEDY and CUE-
ROkEE INJECrt0N the
two medicines az the same
time all improper dis
charges arc removed snltle
weakened orgnns are speed
ny restored % fall vigJr and
strength.
For fsi' particulars got our
pamphlet from any drug
store m tho country, or
write us, and we will mail
free 10 any address a full
treatise.
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WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD. VIA MEDIA.
3 no ARIA NGEAfENT.
On and amer FRIDAY, April l. l6i the Trains win leave
touowss-
Loave PhuAdephla from the Depot, of THIRTY
FIRST and MARKET stroets, A. N IL Us A. NJ. ,fA
Z. M.,i8OP M, Gas 2. NJ.
Phiadsiphla Depot ohsnged from EIGHTEENTH ana
MARkET Streets TO 1ilIR rY FIRST and MARKET
Streets.
Leave west Chester. from the Depot on East MARKET
Stree $40 A. NJ, 7-t5 A. NJ, II A. 2 p. NJ, ,44PM
The Of the West PHILADELPHIA Passenger hallway
Company Market street, win convey Paasengos 70 and
nom the Philadelphia Depot
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia al 81 30 A. NJ. and 230 PM.
Leave West Chester at 3 A M. and 430 L. NJ.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at A. NJ. and $50 r. NJ,
and West Chester at 7SJ A. NJ and AS p NJ, oonnsa
with trains the Philadelphia and BAttnore Contra
Railroad for Oxford and intermediate points
jA4-u HENRY WOOD, Genaral superintendent
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DR.. wRGGHTs RKJU-
NENATlNG ELlNGR; or,
Essence OF LIE Prepared
from pure Vegetable EN-
tracts, containing nothing
Injurious to the most deli
cate.
The Rejuvenatlng Elixir
* the result OF modern
discoveries In the vcgota- o.
bic kingdom being an
entirely new and abs raCt
method gf cure, ifrcspee-
tive of all the old and worn
out ByBtOms.
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FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
all the stations on tho Camden and Amboy aud

FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
Il all the stations on tho Camden and Amboy aud
meeting Railroads.
INCREASED DEsPATCH.
The Camden and Amboy Railroad ard TRANSPORTATION
Company Freight Lines for New YORK will walnut
ccptec) at O'Clock Z NJ.
4P.M
Frerh must be delivered before 50 P. NJ 70 bo f0r.
wArdcd tle DAY.
Freight for Trenton Princeton, kingston New Bruins
wick, and all points the Camden and Amboy Railroad
slso on the Behidere Delaware, And PIE gtOn
Jersey, the Freehold and Jamcsburg and the
and Mount Holly Railroads. received and forwarded
l2 O'Clock N. Small packages Tor Mount Holly roosiVed
up 20 O'Clock + NJ.
The Bs'vdere delaware Railroad connects at PhnHps
burg with the Lehlgh Valley Railroad. The New jersey
Railroad connects At Elizabeth with tho New Jersey
Central Railroad, and at Newark with tho Morris and
Essex Railroad
slip memorandum, specifying tho marks and uam-
hers shippers and copsnecs must in Instance be
sent with each load Of goods, receipt will gtvOn
Increased facilities hsVnR been made for The
ton Of LIVE STOCK, lovers Invited try this
When the stock IA furnished In quantities Of TWO CAR
LOADS Il will be delivered at tho foot OF Foreth
street, the Drove Yards, Pier No I North
River, the shippers may designate the Of ths
shipment. WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Azont
No DOS \. Delaware avenue, Philadelphia
GEO. II. RAYMO Nd, Freight Agent
ja5H Pier No North River New York
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<T6sf, FOR NEW YORK.

.,F6Ef, FOR NEW YORK.
OUTSIDE LINE.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIP COMPAhYS
NE% ToR fEEISHE EEw YGny. ElNE
ard connecting for All Northern and Eastern cities and
Ne" 9!tsfs'' TEfs' ~, s1i,ins every
THURSDAY, -
AND SATURDAY,
New orb, from Pier IL, North River, on same days, Al
FOR eight which will be received daily handed in the
cful manner, a. dol cred with the greatest dos
WILLIAM ). TAYLOR 4 CO.,
u-IO sm No. 2iO North Wharvcs
-o.PEsk STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
sna s5Ss pool touching At Queenstown, Cork Harboi
- Inc tu-known steamarS u te Liverpool New YORK.
,hG F6i,Gdephla Steamship Company are intended t
CRY or CORK. SATURDAY December "A.
KANGAROO, SATURDAY. DocemDer ~.
CRY on ioN DON Saturday, Jannary 7.
And oy.' useeediHg Saturday, At noon, nom Pier Nc
RATES W PASSAGE PAYAsLE IN oURRESUY
Fst CGsia 70 SGdon TO % stscrSsc to London Gst
ITEt ahln to Paris 10 70 stserage to Paris s0s
Passengers also forwarded " Hsvre, Bremen Rot
Jordan, Antwerp. &C at equally low rates.
$3.50, Si7O $40 sissrago nom Liverpool and Queens
ovn so Those who wish TO send Tor their friends car
Suy ticEe,s here at these rates;
FOr 'urther Information apply a. hs C0mPSays otioes
80. III WALNUT street, philadelphia
Dr. TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
~ .slalaIhe underaiguod having leased the EHSlSG-
ION SCREW DOCK begs 10 inform his friends and the
patrons OF the Dock that he prepared with ncre tsed
facilities to aocOmmoJa those having vessel. % be raised
repaired, and being practical ship carpenter ana
caukCr Will give personal attention TO The vessels
trusted q him for repairs.
tAvi vessels 10 repair, solicited to call,
Having the agency Tor the sale Of Wetterscdts Patent
actsuc Composition" Copper Paint fr the presOrya-
els bottoms ior th city 4epared TO h
nish the ZANE on favorable te-mb,
JOHN " HAMMTrT,
Kenshgtou screw Dock,
. s-lI DELAWARE Avenue, above LAUGEL Street.
ar-.--e FOR NEW WYORK-DESPATCB
k-asSSse.s and swiftsnra Lines, via Delaware
Tartan Canal This steamers Of these lines lsAvnl
daily al ~ O'Clock NJ, and O'Clock r. NJ from hlSd piS
tboye anut strcet
For freight which win be taken on aoosmHaodstins
ermt, apply 10 WILLIAM n. BAIRD CO., No. las
DELAWARE AvsaHA
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II Is prepared IN 4 highly
concentrated form, the dose
Dnly being from one ~ two tea
lpooHfuls three times pcr day.
tits diuretic and Alternative
IN VS. action; purib ing aud
cleansing the blood, causing
II Go ilow In all ice origin Al
purity and yigNr; thus remO-
viug from tho system all per
nlclous causes which have In.
iucCd disease.
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sgssEzpsg PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS
va S,St-3 BAEDAGE INSTITUTE, No. Il Nort
s1s NINTH Street above Market Ruptnres
radically cured by Is G. ENERErrB Premium Patton,
Graduating Pressure Truss. Superior Elastic Bshs
sasue Stockings Supporters, Shoulder Braces suspsu
soTiNa. Cruiohes, 80.
IAdios attended BY Mrs n. O. EVERETT. my1s-Iy
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CHkkOkfE ill LIS
81 GAk COATED
FNNALE REGULATION,
HEALlH PRESERNEk,
CERTAIN AND SAFE.
For tho Removal Of Oh
struCtions, and tho insur-
hnce of RegUlsrity In the
Reeurrance OF tho Monthly
Periods.
They cure or obyiste those
numerous diseases tha.
spt = from irresulATiiy, by
removing he irTegulark =
itaelf.
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Prices OF the Cherokee
Medicines Cherokee keme-
dy, 81 a bottle, Or 3 bottles
for s. Cherokee InjeciiCn
81 a bottle, or 3 bottles for
o.. Cherokee Cure, 81 a
bottle, or . bottles for b5
DR. NTlghts Elixir, 81 o
bottle, or 3 bottles FOR S5,
Cherokee Pills, for females
81 = box, or G boxes for b5.
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NEW ROAD LINE NORTH.
IN PHILADELPHIA TO BROOKLYN,
TuROUGH IN FIVE HOURS,

EXCURSION TICKETS -, GOOD FOR THRHR DAYS.
On and aier MONDAY, Aulustl, 1864, trains win eavS
rot OF VINE Street, Philadelphia, every morning At
N. (Sundays excepted thonce by the Camden and At
lAntic and Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroads Port
Monmouth and by the counmodious Jesse Hoyt
10 loot Of Atlantic street. Brooyn returning, leave A.
antle Street Wharf every day (sundAys excepted At
NJ.
Travellers 10 ths city OF New York notified not 10
apply Sr passage by this line ths state Of lar ser
having granted to the Camden and Amboy monopoly the
exclusive privilege OF ing passengers and fegln be-
tween the citiea Of Philadelphia and New York. U9an
W. Y. QRIFFIrTA. Ganeral Snperinterdent.
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WeSsliaI the ClEEO-
KEE MEDICINES 1y *
press Except the Cherokee
Pills, these are sent by Dall,
free ofpOsplge), on receipt OF
Price, 10 any part OF The civil
hzed world, securelypackcd,
IN such a manner that no
one through whose handE
they may pass would know
the contents.
Ladies or gentlemen can
address Us In perfect conf
dcnce, aud We viii IN al
cases frankly answer their
letters, and give 0ur opinion
OF each individual case. We
prescribe DO mine ais.
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They euro guDpr5ssed, ,
Excessive, and I raintul Men
situation,
They euro Green Sick
meas .Chl)rOais)
They cure Nervous and
Rpinal Attest one Pains In
the Back and lower pArts
ef tho Body, UeAVtneta,
Fatigue on Shglt Exertion,
FalpiratiOn Of tho Heart,
LOwness Of Spirits, HydJe.
ria, Sick Headache, GilM
meas, &c, &c. In a word.
by remOvlngthe irregulaTity,
they remove the cause, and
with II all the effects tkat
spring nom Il.
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->sfEyk, BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
-4a-Rss, Steamship Line, sailing from each port OF
SATURDAYS. nom nTst wharf above PINE Streei, ,Phia
delph,A, and Long Wharf Boston. From irst wharf
ABOVE PINT Street. on SATURDAY. DecsmbeT -, 1854
The steamship NORMAN, Baker, will sail from hladel
pha for Boston Saturday. December a. at 10 A. NJ
ard the steamship SAXON, Matthew'S from Boston fos
PhuAd lHhiA, same day, at 4. NJ.
These and substantial steamships form a rogula
hne sailing irOm each port punctually on Saturdays
msuTanoss effected ~ one hRlf the premium charged
sale vesssla.
FTcis hts taken et iAir rates.
Shippers requested send Slip RsceptI and Bon
Ladiug with their goods.
FOR Freight Z Passage thavins rno Accommodation,
apply to HENRY WlNSOR & CO.,
ja{-u No. 532 :. DELAWARE Avenue
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
REIMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is Of Buehu, Cu1ebs and Juniper Berries CO.
ectsd 9th sreat and prepared in yAOuO BY H. T.
HoIMBOLD Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen ysars' ca
perisnoe In ths city Of Philadelphia and prescribed
by the most OF rs faculty., and have been ad-
mited 70 use the United states Army, and are also IN
very general use State Hospitals and public Sanitary
Institutions thrOushou, the land Medicines delivered
to any address accompanied by explicit directions. Direct
letteTs TO
HEIADOID's Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
No. 594 Broadway, New York,
Or HELAIBoLD's Medical Depot,
No. 1O4 g. Tenth street, PAiAdslphia.
Beware o. sOuEtsrfsltS. Ash for HHLAIBoLDs, an
tAhS no Othss.
ohaOs Opsu from O'Clock A NJ tOsPM.
EOaa by DFugEists everywhere. 90
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1904 ARRANGEMENT or 1Sgt
AS2N,If. -. -. NV lOkk = rs lt1O y.
EalFoae 0cmpsDiss Lines nom Philsdopha New Yorl
FsOM WALNUT STREET. wHARy.
WI leave a. follows viz. o. PARH
At "a ", va Camden and Amboy, O. and A. 40
va Camden and jc,cy cy, XoTaas y "
Al me- oan6on and iaboy and 4 40
A5PM n via Camden and Xmooy, {. and Il; f
Ais p ~ ys oai;a sSd Xia6oy iccSmao
At6P NJ, via camden and I@6oyy Gccoa,aodaos
tresht and fasscngor) lst Class Tcket........ ~
All 2 NJ via Camden ana i16oy H:oonaca
u2n ttesht ana Fnsscnscr1 lst Class Tlcket... 81
Fo5 Roi,IdcIo Ess,on Lanbortvc Gon aSoa a.,
Eor Lsmtorylro and Intermediate Nations, .t5P.M.
Tor Mount Holly Evansville, fomberton, aud Yinoep
hor Freehold At A. N. and Pm.
buhst ruronco, Rordoutown, &C.. at G ana i 90 A.
" Y sos 80 o, and ~ ?. ~ The 30 and 81. nes
~ P,myrs, Rvortou. Deianoo Beverly, and Buriins-
-. LINES FROM KEEsrNGToN DEPOT Ia
Amls NJ via K'n'lnsiou and Jersey City EH-
via Ksn;iaSton and Jersey oiyRI oN
Al 80 ?. NJ Via bennington and JSrssy CIV ."
Msshington and New York Ea uross.............. &c
Ati9t ~ tnighp ~ Remington aud Jerse5 Oily,
Washington and New wNork.................,.... s-M
excepted. ''''''
Tor Buffalo, Dunklrk, ElWAra, ithaca Owcga Roohes.
ter, BInlhampar, Great Beui, Montrose, WlAoabarr,
Scran. S.ruudshu-R water Gap, Mauch Chunk Allen.
town, Bt hlth,m, Belyidrro East1n, Lamherville Fom
rstoa, SC, 10 NJ Iris tine meets with the train
leavin Fastor flr Mauch Chunk &C $50 ?, NJ
lor Lambor,vlIe at . =. M on SATURDAYS only.
For Rristul 7rUntnu, &c a. l. and Al Is A NJ and
and T. N and " midnight.
For HomesnuTR, lacouy, Wssinoming, Bridosburg and
frapktlrd Ht 2 A. NJ, ST. and =. ".
- for Sew York and way iiucs leaving Kensingtot
Depot tale the Filth street. above Walnut half az
hour bepto departure. The Cars into tho Depot
ON arrival Of each train run frum the Depot.
fiOy pounds Of baggage only allowed each passeng8f
Passengers prohibited frum taking tng baggage
but their wCariue apparel An baggage my pounds
TO be paid for extra Tho Company nit their respous
putty for bsare to One Dollar per pound, and WI not b,
tract
Grshsms Raegago Express win call for and deliver bag
gage Al the Dcpos. Orders 70 be lon Al No WALNUT
sueet. Wh. Il. GArZMER, AgeDt.
LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
WILL LEAVE
tOm loot OF Courand street at u NJ and p. NJ, via
Jersey City and Camden az T. 10, and II 30 A. NJ, p
M nnc " kignt, via Jersey CITY and hensington.
frOm oot Of BARCLAY street, At A. NJ. and r. NJ, via
Amhoy and Camden.
From Pier No. I North River, At ~ NJ, 4 and SPIN.
(frvight and Passongerl via Amboy and Camden.
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HELMBoLD's REMEDIES.


ITELATBoLD's
FJU-D EXTRACT BUOHU
Tor Non. Retention IuoOuAHOnoe Of Urine Iri,atIon
Inflammation OF liberation Of ire bladder or kidneys,
Dtso'es Of ns Prosrats 0hrrds SSous N ns bidder
oaeuiui, 6rovei, srtet-uH Deposh and ali Dsesso,
OftNs Bladder, kidneys. aud DrOpsiesl swonlnss.
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~ TmE CHEROKEE MEDICINES.
coNPoUNpED FRox,RooTs, BARKs, AND LHAvEs
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