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The Latest News
ny Telegraph to the y. Y. syp.
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
noratio Seymour President.
RESOLUTIONS READ ANO ADOPTED.
Only Four Negative Votes.
NcClellan'> Name Prc.~uted
for President oCthcl States.
OBJECTION BY ULTRA PEACE MEN.
OTHER NAMES PRESENTED.
Some Confusion and Adjournment.
MClelLAN'S FRIENDS CONFIDENT.
--latest war News.
Forrest nt Work In Tennessee.
CAPTURE OF LEBANON.
Our Garrison Taken Prisoners.
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
$l,0O0,OO0 Worth CT Property
Destroyed.
Towns Cut Off from supplies.
&C., kc, &a
The Chicago Convention.

Dc enes at the Opcuinn -IiornfiO seymour
President-The RESOLUTIONS -- >ames Pre-
sented for President of the luited stncs
objection Of hrI.Peace Ncn 10 Nca lei.
inn--t onside rnble L oni usion and Adjourn.
0sus without any >OmiuRti0us, & &c, &c.
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provs' sthc Mechanics, aud tonight 0utAris
towers Up . e,ons candidate for Vice President.
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The Latest News
ny Telegraph to the y. Y. spp.
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
noratio Seymour President.
RESOLUTIONS READ AND ADOPTED.

Only Four Negative Votes.
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EScCIellaD's Name Prrsruted
for President OGthcl. States.
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OBJECTION BY ULTRA PEACE MEN.
OTHER NAMES PRESENTED.

Some Confusion and Adjournment.
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M'ClelLAN'S FRIENDS CONFIDENT.
--latest War News.

Forrest mt Work In Tennessee.
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Chicago, AUG, B0.-When Hr. iiarr = of Mary
land, was Hslking towards liu sli, after being de,
dared out Of order, because " he reuiars, that
Mcclellan was nominated he would not support
him, q person, not . delegate, although sitting
within the circle, sad " u. You ought to IL
turned out Of the Convention, You damned trsi
tor" whereupon Mr.. Harris turned round an,
knocked him out of bis chair. This incident con
pibuted much 10 the general confusion, which pre-
vailed for several minutes.
Harris and Long, and those who sympsthize'
with them, are mIt .ng strenuous efforts 10 seeur
q one-thlrd vote against Mcclellan, but tho friend
Of Mcclellan are sanguine. The coneiliatory All
psciAs oourss puruasd BY Ar. Guthrie On ths Cum
niasse . naselpueos osus |, psst ~ warn q
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THE pAnY EVENING MONDAY AUGUST

clnshirg Of sticks Eventually, however, by a
great effort Parsley made a lunge forward, and
hitting the stick by which Barrowhold was shOred
mp. knocked Il from beneath him, and laid she
edihco once more in ruins.
A cheer was Immediately given for the victO-
rious Psrsley. The question was settled now.
Par.ley had proved the best man.
Mr.. hobbs made an attempt to resist this con
cluson; but bis logical effort 10 show that Bar
rowfeld was the best man because he had lost
the Bgbt was recci, ed with derision and scorn
ard after u vain attempt 10 explain his views
more clearly, Mr. NObhs scratched his head, and
nppeaTed 10 be convinced that he was wrong.
The votes were taken In the presence Of two
churcbwardcns, and Parsley stood at the head OF
the poll. The declaration was made amid much
applause but after the excitement Of the election
had subsidod little, and the electors had had
time tor reflection over n quiet pipe In the bar
parur, 1t began 10 occur 10 them that the conrlu-
sion they had come 10 was not exactly the right
one. perceiying that this was a mental step in the
right direction, endeavored to state the problem
IN a mathematical manner, and to show that the
conclusion was wrong because il had been drawn
from false premises.
Mathematics and logic, however, did not achieve
the triumph | expected, aud the bearings of the
question were not clearly perceived until Mr..
Nobbs put it In this way -
"When two donkeys IL matched 10 run race,
the rule of the course is The hindmost wins"
when this law OF the donkey race-cOurse had
been elabOrstely expOuuded in its relation to the
pcculiar disquahCdtiOns of Parsley and Barrow
field the fog which had hung about the intel
lectual faculties OF the electors gradually cleared
ufl, and eventually admitted the clear light OF
conviction that they had given their votes for the
wrong man. II was Mr.. NObbs who remarked
by way of a toast, "Whnt's done can'tOe undOne'
To which Mr.. Gubbins replied, by way Of sen
tment, Better luck next time"
Meanwhile Parsley has been gathered to his
fathers and Barrowield Is a candidate without
opposition for Gander's Annuity.
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Grtnina Tflrsraph
MnNpAY. AueusT Is. leel.
mow vERY moT Ir Is



who ever knew such weather,
Three burning days together
When every moment g bot enough
Unless ones skin Is verv tough,
To burn his body TO a crisp,
And scarcely give a chance 70 hsP'
As mp he turns bis fr' ing phn'
"Alad hoto rery hofH is
In every spot or nook we turn,
The heat will sure our bodies burn;
And bsrdly can we move our place
Before the sweat upon our face
viii soon in mighty torrents flow,
And keep Increasing as We go,
Until, feel compelled to say,
Wemek our ceTy selres dioay.
As was walking down the street,
A fat old man chaDced 70 meet,
Putting and blowing on he went,
With eye-balls red and vestment rent,
Who seemed 70 say, with mute surprise,
While upward gazing 10 the skies,--
For neither speech nor voice were his
"Alas hoio very hotn is"
i saw maiden; quick she flung
Aside her harp so gently strung;
Instanter 20 her room she dew,
And loudly called her servant too;
Qnick to the window raise the SASH
Bring me fan cold water dash
Upon my forehead burning red,
And drive the fever from my head.
The servant heeds her known commands,
And quickly comes with nimble hands.
A dish Of "Croton" then she throws
Upon the maiden's head and clothes,
But fearful lest the heat and "wet'
Would hrmer still the fever set;
But what is very strange, ween,
The toafer all passed off an steam.
Bring me a "cream" without delay,
l said TO John the other day;
And of he went, as quick as thOught,
And soon the frozen mixture brought;
But ere he reached the topmost STAIR
His look was wild with blank despair;
Wbateer 10 might have been before,
It certainly was "ice" no more.
Back once again and try your skill,
And do not leave the room until
You've taken breath-prepare Alright
To run up stairs with all your might;
And do not stop for friend or foe,
II any you should meet below;
But then, detained by no delay,
melted ere he got half ledy.
Wherever we may chance TO go,
All whom we meet are sure to show,
BY signs upon their fiery skins,
The heat that's raging wild Within
And each one says, while moving slow,
With faces long and heads hung low,
WipiDg anon his dripping phi2,
"dtdd hoto re1Y hot isl"
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DRUGGISTS. PHYSICIANS,
AND
GENERAL sTOREKEEPERs,
Can end our establishme m sorment Of Imported
and Domcslc Drss, Popular Patent Medicines, Paints
Coal OIL window Glass Prescription YiAs &C, at low
prices as genuine nrst-olass soods can be soa.
FINE ESSENTIAL OILS
For Conieetioners full variety and Of the best quality
Cochnesl, Bengal Indigo, Madder, Pot Ash, CudoeAr,
soda sh Aum, on If VII mol Annato, COpperas, Extract
Of LogroOd, &c., FOR DYEEs' use always on hand at
love net cash prices.
pURE SPICES FOR FAMILY USE,
Ground expressly for sales and to which we nvte the
attention Of those In want Of reliable articles.
Also, INDIGO, STARCH, MUSTARD, &C., II srirs
guaiVt.
Orders by mall city post, win meet with prompt az;
teniion or special quotations VIII De furnished whom
WRIGHT q SLDDALL,
Wholesale Drug warehouse,
jall-ly No. ll9 MARKET Street, above Front
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The listless, enoTvated
youth, the over -tasked man
OF business, the victim Of
nervous depression, the in
dividual suffering from gene
raj debility, or from weak
ness OF u single organ, will
all find immediate and per-
manent relief by the use Of
this Elixir or Essence Of
Life.
Price, 50 per bottle, or
three bottles for g., and for
wArded by express, on re-
ceipt of money, to iHny ad-
dress.
sold by all druggists every.
where.
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NHIRDkEE ttHbl
An unfailing cure for Sper-
maiCrThea. Sc minL Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions,
and all diseases caused by
Self pollution; such as Loss
OF Memory, Universal Llssi-
tudo, Pains In the Back, Dim
ness Of Vision, Premature
Old Age. Wenk Nerves, Dlf-
floulty Of Breathing, rremb-
ling, Wnkefnlness, Erupti1ns
on the Face Pale Coun'e-
nance, Insanity, COnsnmp-
ton. and all the direful COM
plants caused by departing
hom the path Of nature.
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CuERUKE EE INJTy-
T1Ok Is intended NJ au airy
or assistant 90 tho CHEltO-
KEE BEMEDI, lnd should
bH used 10 conjunction with
that medicine IN AL cases u
GOnOTFhUA, Glett, flupT
Albus OF Whites, It's ofects
are healing, soothing, and
demulceut; removing an
scnldIng heat, churdoe, and
pain Instead Of the burning
and almost unCndurah % palm
ttat H. experienced with
nCariy all the cheap guack
Injections.
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RAILROAD LINES.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALI MORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE r HOURS.
On and after MOSDAY, August l, 1854,
Passenger trains leave Philadelphia for
baltimore 4J1 Express. Mondays eNsepted),SO a.
NJ ~ Nj. $50 a"d 10 80 Y. NJ. 1890
chester at 500 n 10 A. NJ 1870 80 43O, GOO and 100
z. NJ.
Wilmington at 4SO Cfondays excepted sos, -l'lt A.
NJ, / 80. 800, 4JO, TO 10 20 and llOOP M.
New Castle NJ Seb \ NJ and 40 Z. NJ.
Dover at % A, N. and 49, Z, VI.
NioId u % 4, NJ
Salisbury AZ StHA. NJ. -.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
leave Baltimore at s4j. $40 A. Nj tENpress), 10,
Wilmington at is, 645, A NJ, 1924, ,r45 800 l33,
7ardJ 10 y. NJ.
Salisbury at llhJ NJ.
Milford at 80 - NJ,
Dover at y 80 A. NJ, and 4l5 p. NJ
New Castle ats 30 \. NJ and 627 p. VI. 49,
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate stations,
at 1925 r. NJ.
leave baltimore for and intermediate stations Il
ll0PM.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Chester at 80 A. Nj ,SO5 aud n 05 NJ.
Leave Wilmington at j'3j, 925 NJ, $40 and ll'iO
Freight Trains with Passenger Car attached, win run
Leave Wilmington for Perry lille and intermediate places
at 7'i5 p. NJ.
suNDAYs:- Only at 40 A. NJ. lO'3OP. NJ, from Phia-
IRON Philadelphia to Wilmington at $50 A. NJ, 1870,
From Wilmington to Phnedolphia atl4s A. NJ and 700
Y. M Only at 1925 Y. from Baltimore 10 Philadelphia
ja4 II. Y. kENHEl, superintendent.
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PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON AND
/ CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD COMPANIES.

NOTICE.
on sud after MONDAY January 4, 1854 the Trains for
New YOrk. leaving kens gtCn Depot, Philadelphia, ut
3l2 A. NJ. (NighD, and $50 = NJ and ,he trains leaving
New York az SA NJ and 730 r. NJ, will hereafter be
exclusively for tie United States Mails and New York
Washington Passengers and viii not take In nor let
ont any pas songcrs between said cities.
The ~ A. ". and ~ Midnight Lines fOm New York 10
Washington and the II 90 A. NJ and r. M. Lines from
Washington New York WIN continue at present, and
carry 10 and from the intermediate stations and
Baltimore, Wathington, ana New York.
ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Philadelphia fIOm kensi1gtOn Depot, At
lll5 A. 400, and G45 p Nj, and 1850 midnight, aud
from w wanut Street Wharf lva CGmden), ate and A.
NJ, IL NJ, 4 ard p NJ, Tor New York.
And leaves New YOIk, from foot OF Courand street,
at7A.M., lOA NJ ,l2M 4 and 6 p. NJ, and At II mid
nIph and from foot of barclay street at A. NJ, and
PM. -WM. A. GArZMER,
ia5-u Agent.
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II The Druggists win not buy them for you, send 70 u.s.
will send them 70 you by Express Parties ADDRESS
nr us sbouid stao the disease and symptoms, and ful
paticuiars In 10 their We treat all diseases
OF q chronic nature In male or female. -. -
Ladies or gentlemen address us In perfect conh-
dence and We will IN all frankly and Freely answer
fher letters and give advice regards each case
Patients living at distance need not hesitaie Deesuse
OF their inability 20 visit US: We have trehteu ssocessuy
patients I'M All iiiortiona Of the civilized globe.
Patients addressing us viii please write Post ounce,
County, State, and namo OF Wrlter' piAh' Ho0 meoSS
We send 10 ANY address our S2 page pamphlet fres.
Address all letters and orders 70
DE-. w. II. MERMlk COs,,,,
no. 6S LIBERTY STREET -,
Agents Tor Pennsylvania, DYoTT CO., Me- 282 North
SECOND street, Philadelphia WSA-sHea
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They cure Suppressed,
Excessive, and Painful Men
situation.
They cure Green Sickness
(ChlOrOsis).
They cure Nervous and
Spinal Affections, pains In
theback and lower parts OF
the body, HeAyiness Faugue
on slight eNeTtiOn, Palpi-
tation Of the Heart, Low
ness of Spirits, Hysteria,
Sick Headache, Glddlness,
&c. &c. In a word. bytN
moviDR the irregularltY, they
remove the cause and with
II all the effects that spring
dt0m Il.
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WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
;rfZ,@ssttR BEAITi.
tfto gsia adnidng Cycss
Iftp cAufC inyiduus sirhs;
Itn he Incoming flower,
Fadmg, dyiag in al hrur-BEAJrYl
Ift0 have mont Of f-ionda;
Iffor vice - g amends;
IfuWh high. .brrb b o'd 20 wed;
ifa mafb. stone When d. Ad-WEAIrBI
Ito live throesc.rc and ton,
Wishing u g ~ long agAin;
u 20 live a nte Of peace;
II to Ole a1i so 70 gredse-HEALTHi
Ifyou wish life ot pleasures;
" yuu vaiue this world treasures
Hcvsry c0mfoit you would see
TATE my advce add wish az hrSs.
Then. having peahh. Wealth, and Beauty,
Y1uH be prepared for .yery duty.
Bya carcfli p rusal Of Dr. WILLIAM YOUggs New
Hodk. THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, whioh should be read
BY every Sod by Booksellers l6ne ally and ~ he
doctors once No, sl6 sPhuCE STREET; price 20
alb-0
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DToR THE CiIEROKEE MEDICINES
CoApoUSDED FROM ROOTS, BAJlEs, AND LEAVES.
rIrrnnKKr nE,frnY

IWTWUNTT WTWTTIl
tho great Indian Diuretic,
cures all diseases Of the
urinary organs, such as ln-
confluence Of the Urine, In
fammstion Of The Bladder,
Inflammation Of the Kidneys,
Stone In the Bladder, stric-
turc, Gravel, elect. gonrr-
ThWa, and IA especially re-
commended In those eages OF
Iluor Alhus (or whites IN
fmaies) whero an thc Old
nauscou8 medicines lave
failed.
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For nIn particulars, set a
Circular rom any Drug
Store In tho country, or
write the prOprletors, who
will mail free, TO any one de-
string tho same, n fun trea.
use In pamphlet form.
Prices, 81 per bottle, or
three bottles for 80, and for
warded by Express 10 all
parts Of tho world.
Bold by all respectable
druggists eyorywhere.
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RAILROAD LINES.
NEW RA1LRoAD LINE NORTH.
IN PIN ADELpHtA TO BROOkLYg,
1HHOU0H IN FtNE HOURS.


NEW RA1LRoAD LINE NORTH.|
~ fiihotoI + ,fi,ysE iioUhs.
EXCURSION TICKETS 6, coon FOR THREE DAYS.
Zoo, ~ ViSE street. Phade'phis eyery mornlss 4,
~ tsun9Fys sxccpteel tne &c by the Camden and AZ.
Monmouth and by the eummodaus steamer Jesse Hoyt,
lnntc Street wharf every day Sundays exoepted, At III
Trayecrs 20 the city Of New York are uotaed not to|
having lrar,d TO the Camoen Std Amboy monopoly ihe
v en- The eiiics o. Phiiadsrha ana New Yo'k yas.tf
W. P. GMFFlrrs, Genera Superintendent
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, ANDl
i EURRlsTOwN RAILHOAJ.
on and Rner MONDAY, May 10, 1854. untn orrthss
FOR GERMANrowS.
Leave rhiadelgnn g. 4 :; s;2 10 H. 70 M;L2'alo
~, 20. q; ., y, ~ y M AZ On N
lY.3,4. y, 8, G}s. J, s. 9, 10. II, endl2P.M
The dow r. and the 5 and dS trains up do not stop
CuEsNUT hill NLRoAD.
Leave Philadelphia, o. t 10, y AM p 50, ,5A,TeI
Leave Chesnut mn 40, $40 n4OA. NJ. ;1'iO, $40,
FOR COSsHoHOCKEN AND YOUNGSTOWN.
Leave rhiadclphia $3.50 II % A. NJ; ~ ,4S,5H,
Leave Sorris;own, Jt, I, 75o, andl A. NJ ~, *,
iffS5& train no, viii stop at wlssahicson, ManAyuu,
anu 'ON'Do'A'" FOR MANAYuEK. q.
Leave Philadelphia. 9, s35, iiOJ NJ, IL, Q, 1S,5hS
81. st5 and IN Y. NJ. -...
'1 ''' H. X SMITH, General supcrr tendent
my9I Depot NINTH aud GREEN streets.
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
N For BETHLEHEM, DOYLEgrOwN, EAsrON,
MAutH CHuNK, HAzLEroN. wlLKEsBARRE, and
WILLLAMSPORT.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, June l3 1851 Passenger Trains
will leave the New Depot THIRD Street, above Thonp-
street, Philadelphia, daily (snndays eNoepted) ng
follows
Z 4 NJ. ESpress) for Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauen
chunk, WikesharTe, Williamsport.
9l5 4. NJ. Accommodation fir Doylestown.
1O'lb A. N. Accommodation for Fort Washington.
8P. NJ. (AccOn nm0datior) for DOylest0wn.
3'45P. NJ. (Express) for Bethlehem, EastOn, &c.
4'i5 5P. NJ. JMal) for DOy lestown.
and hauch Chunk
bl5 Z. NJ. Accommodation for Lsnsdale.
ZIP. NJ (AccOmmDdation) for Fort Washington.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave bethlehem at 30 A. . ~ A. 81 and G0i r. N
Doylestown at $40 A. NJ, 3 40 Z. NJ, and r. NJ.
Lausdnle az A. NJ
Fort Washington at 1925 A. VI. and 2P.M NJ.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at . A. NJ
PHILADELPHIA for D0ylestOwn AZ 3 2. NJ.
DoylestOw for Philadelphia a. 7'2O A NJ.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia nt p NJ.
HlmRns Baggage Express will call for and deliver bag
gage the depot Orders may be len at No lib g. THfkL
Street. -. go. -
jel3 ELLIS CLARK, Agent
n ~
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A few doses reltOre The
appetite.
Three bottles cure the
worst ease Of lmpntency.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
one bottle restores mental
power.
4 few doses bring the rose
% tho check.
This medicine restores 20
manly vilOr AID robust
health the poor, de, iiiiGt-d,
worn down, and DO pairing
GevOleG Of sensual pleasure.
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Ry the use Of the CHERo-
KEE REMEDY and CHE
HOkkE INJECTION 81 tie
two medicines at the same
time - all Improper dis
charges are removed, and the
weakened organs are speed
lly restored 70 fun vlgOr and
strength.
For full particulars get our
pamphlets nom any drug
store In the country, or write
us, and we will msh free 10
any address a futl treatise.
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This medicine ls a simple
vegetable extract, and one
on which al can rely, as IL
has been used In our prnc-
tlce for many years, and with
thOusandR treated. II has not
failed in "a single instance.
Its curative pow Crs have
been sufficient 10 gain VIC
tory over the most stubborn
case.
10 those who have trlhed
with their constitution, un-
I'll they think themselves
beyond the reach Of medical
aid, We would say, DE-
sPAIR MOI : the CHERO-
KEE CURE viii restore
you To health and yigor, aud
after all quack doctors have
failed.
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FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
Il an the stations on the Camden and Amboy and con-
Meeting Railroads.

l.
i all the stations the Camden and Amboy and con-
Meeting Railroads. .
INCREASED DESPATCH.
The Camden and AmbOy Railroad and TRANSPORTATION
COmpauys Freight Lines for New York will leave walnut
street wharf on and after January daily tSundays
cepted), at O'Clock =. NJ
ReturnIg the above Lines will leave New Nok atl and
4P.M.
Freight must be delivered before 315 p. to be for
waTded the same day
Freipht Trenton, Princeton, Kingston, New Bruins
wick, all points the Camden and AmbOy RAILROAD;
also the BeyideTe, Delaware, and Femng)n, the New
Jersey the Freehold aud Jamesbug and the Buri 'gtOn
aud Mount Molly Railroads. received and forwarded up 10
l2s O'Clock Nj Small packages Tor Mount Holly received
up TO ? O'Clock ?. NJ.
The Beviiere Delaware Railroad connects at Philips
burp with the Lehigh valley Railroad. The New Jersey
Railroad connects At Elizabeth with the New jersey
Central IA silroad, and at Newark with the Morris and
EsteN RliTOad
A slip memora ndum, specifying the marks and mum
6fs Shippers and consnets must IN every instance b5
with ,ach load Of goods receipt will be given.
facilities having been made for The transport a
tOn OLIVE STOCK Growers invited to try THIS route
when the stock Is furnished In quantities Of Two GAR
LOADS mote II will be delivered at the foot of Fortch
street, near the Drove Yards, at Pier No | Norm
River as the Shippers may desknae at the time OF the
shipment WALTER FREEMAN, Frei yht Agent
No. 20S y. Delaware avenue, Philadelphia.
GEO. b. RAYMO Nd, Freight Agent,
| ja5-u Pier No. North River. New York.
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SHIPPING.

.,sJzr. STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
SlklAf&S, pool touching at Queenstown, Cork Harbor
-IhC wcii- known steamers Ofthe Liverpool New York
and Phiadclp Ia steamship Company are intended 10
sail as follows
CITY or MANCHESTER. Saturday, August 10
CITY or LONDON. SATURDAY, August 20
CITY OF BALTIMORE, saturday, AuRust27.
And every succeeding Saturday, noon Gom Pier No.
a NORTH River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable in Cold pr its tquiyaeni In Currency
FsI SSOOO stoerage. ............. SSlUO
Fst CABIN 10 London OO Steera9e q L0ndol. 80 90
FIRST Cabin IN Paris. $50 c-rage 4 Paris .. 40 %
First abim 10 IamhuTp3POO Secrare X Hamburg. 81 90
Passengers are also forwarded a. Iayr0 Bremen Rot
tefdam, Antwerp, &c at equally low rates,
Fares tr Liverpool oT Queenstown =; First Cabin S15,
Ssb, tO5 Seeragc from LIVERPOOL and Queenstown, $50
Those who wish 10 seLd for their friends buy tickets
here at these rates
For fmtler inio nation apply at the Companys onlces
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
No. Ill WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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1874 PHILAprELPHIA AND 1854

IAE6 AMI 1OEA
lOOts ERIE RAILROAD. lOO4o
This eresi Inc tIayerses the Northern and Northwest
Il has been leased by the efENNsYLYANIA RAlLRo
COMfASii aud under telr auspices Is being rapidly
opened throughout lis entire length ...- ..a..
II in use for Passenger and Freight busneSs from
Harrisburg 10 Emporium COS inles the Eastern DlYt-
Division. e..
TnR OF PAssENoER rtAIss At PmLADELPuA. .
Mail Train leaves 20 A. N.
Express Train leaves loa9 X M.
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven, and between
Bait more and Lock Haven 49,.
Elegant Sleeping Cars the Express Train both ,yays
Tor Information respecting Passenger buslness apply
the 3, D. corner Of ELEVENTH aud MARX Ell streets -
And for Freight business OF the Company Agentss-
streets, Philadelphia. w
w. Reynolds Erie.
). M. Drill Agent, n n @. r., Baltimore.
III, HOUSTON
General Freight Agent. Phiadelpbia
LEWIS T.. HOUPT
General Ticket Agent Phiadeipbia
,,., JOSEPH ID PORTS,
Jai-'I General Manager, WllliamspO
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-15

Price, ,CHERoKEFREM
Dl, t2 per bottle, OF three
bottles for s..
Price, CHEROKEE IN
LECTION, az per bottle, or
three bottles Tor 81,
Rcnt by oXpress 10 any ad-
dress on receipt Of price.
Sold by all druggists every
where.