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The DRAFT I'm OhIO-Peaee speech Of Ter.
naudO wood.

CINCINNATI, August 2l.-Governor Brough
has issued proclamation to those persons in
Ohio who are preparing to resist the draft, warn
them to desist from such purpose.
Fernando Wood, in q speech at Dayton, last
night, asserted that peace men, on a peace plat
form, should be nominated at Chicago, and the
Convention would be harmonious.
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FIFTH EDITION
REBEL ATTACK ON MEMPHIS.
,-s---.------.-,.,-..-.s,-
Gen. Forrest Dashes into Town
-aas-ys...ss.g.. -s--e.-.-.--l.-y-
THE REBELS REPuLsEp.

MEMPHIS, August 2l.--Nemphis was attacked
~ O'Clock this morning by the Rebel General
Forrest, with three brig1dcs ofcayalry, about 5000
strong.
This force left General Smiths front AZ Ok.
ford on the evening ofihe 18th instant, aud made
a rapid march % this sity. They drove In our
pickets, and dashed directly into the hcadquar-
ters Of General Wa3hburne who made q very
narrow escape.
They then made q rush into General Buck.
lands headquarters, but he olso succeeded In
making his escape.
They then attacked tue Irving prison, uu. were
repulsed BY the guard there.
They next visited the Gayoso House, expecting
to capture General Hurlbut, but he wa. stopping
at a friends house, and so the Rebels did not
succeed in getting possession Of him.
Our troops now attacked the Rebels, and soon
drove them from the city, killing about thirty
and wounding one hundred.
The Rebels captured thirty Of our men and
forty horses. They did not have time to obtain
much plunder,
Our loss In killed and wounded is about the
same as that Of the Rebels.
General Washburne is now carrying out e plan,
which It is expected will result iu the capture Of
q large portion Of the attacking party.
Later.
MEMPHIS, August 22.-'The Rebel raid into this
city yesterday was a complete failure, and so ad-
mitted by General Forrest.
His intention was to capture General Wash
burne and other generals. Our troops being
without leaders, the Rebels carried Of some plum
der, and captured quite a number Of prisoners,
telegraph operators.
Numerous acts of cruelty were perpctrated by
the Rebels. Among the wounded are Colonel
Starr, Of the 9th Illinois cavalry and lieutenant
Irwin, Of the Sth Iowa. The latter has since died
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TO-DAY's WASHINGTON NEWS
Special Dispatches to Evening Telegraph.
WAsHISGToS, August "A
Returning Veterans.

Returning Veterans.
The 147th Ohio one hundred days men have
passed through Washington, on their way home,
their time having expired. They, like other re-
turning regiments of that State, paid their re-
spects to the President who thanked them for the
service they had rendered to the country, and
eNhorted them to resist every influence which
had q tendency TO lessen their patriotism.
A False Report.
No information has been received here con-
rming the truth of the loose report that Fit1 Lee
was killed and General \. T. Hill m1rtauy
wounded in Sundays fight.
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Curious Rumors from New York.

NEW YoRK, August 24.-Rumors are current
here and credited in the best financial circles that
the Government has decided to send i've Com
missioners to Ricbmond--three Republicans and
two DemOoTatg-to arrange preliminaries for
peace. 1t is also rumOred that this Commission
is now on its way 20 Richmond. The rumor has
had the effect to cause 4 decline in gold Of some
four or five per cent.
I'VE have reliable sdvices from Washington
that show that the above is without any founda.
tiOn whatever.-ED. TELBeBApH.l
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NO REBELS CROSSING
THE POTOMAC.
DRAFT IN OHIO,
Fernando Wood on Peace.
SAFETY OF COLONEL sTREIGHT,
Etc, Etc, Etc., Etc, Etc., ETC., Etc


SpeciGI Despatch to Tss E5e,i,g Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, August 2i.-All information
here to-day shows the reported crossing Of tho
Potomac by the Rebels TO be untrue,
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1894 PENNsY VANIA 1914
ICnI. nEN IN AZ u All man lfNAl4

lcO4. CENTRAL RAuRoAD. 1904
TIE GREAT DOUBLE. TRACK SHORT RoLTE TO
Equipments ANA facilities f)r the safe, speedy, com
Portable tranporaton cf passengers unsurpassed By any
Trains iesys me Depot q, ELEVENTH and MARKET
s.retiG as follows -
Eas' LnC III n M.
Through Express az 80. .lG3OP VI,
Parkcsburg train, No l. A.
Harrsburs Accommodation at,.,......... 200 P. ".
Pa9 ocm@Slsti5i eatci West Thiadc ~
Fhioas Passtasers ~ aS Fas, Line reach Roona 5r
The nrht q The Logan House and in ne morning Eaay
take ether the phadeph.a baltimore ENp5ess, each d
which makes connections a. PittsbuTg for an points,
dsyhght ye9 ia ihns afforded CT the entire line and It's
TAe Through Exgres, Train suns dalyi all .he other
"A'n' la'y PiR sAp PiRSTsSRyIs pfiRI sJy AND THE WEST
The Man Train Fast Line, anl Thr1lgh Express con-
meet at Pitt bugwith through trains al d'yering roads
spp and Missouri Rivers. and south and solhwes to al
pants ae,Gs'4l2 by raISa5 Ih5}nsG Iskets 70 Ceyc-
ST. Louis LeavenwOrth Kansas Wheeling, Dayton Gin
en1at Louisyllie yaEo aud al other principal Dolnts.
INDJiNt PRSNCHR ABROAD.
The Through Express. leaving at 1880 ?. M connects
a. blaIsyie inerse3 3on with ;rain on this road or
EBESsBURG Ash ericsson BRANCH RAILROAD.
Ite =, IhnusA ENPr1s' TaiS eSySs e 10 or ~ NJ
Ior foensbE train lsp leaves CresLon Tor Ebens5urg
H0LLIDAvsBURG BRANCH ROAD.
The Man Train At 7'25 NJ, ana Th-ough Express at
l03JP. NJ, connect at Altoona with .-aiBs Tor Holidays
~ gHS, % ,i ~ III y, 4 =, 81, Ny,r4 ID ,rv M N
vbs Ti-,,,t F,r-iss r. 10 80, a, IA ~ q LS 80
meets AZ Tyt6ra ,sith ir,ir : = e.,S5 P5se ~ Pblii
hrrc ,ni ~ h, ,It Eai J''i. aii ~ 80 sts,iiH.
GssSnrs ' AVA Saissn, IN ~'''' N'N io' oI' NAi'u"
Ii'hitt,i = ~ MN = y ~ mn, N Tan p.v,poAD
rha I5 = NJ y nisofND Iot hA5LRUAb,
m, - a, " ~ y. - is - ~ =
pun az i.sp 4 N ~ '' ''-- i-- ''-' ~ anu D"'u'
NORTpERS ,1THTplT tNn PHI , mr. prIIA ANN
ti1fF p I, N pi n 20 DN - ia @ANN
F,r sunln,y " ii,-,.HNrt - Ut-ar Isir,t., ID,
ebest.- Rn,,si, 80 ~ :. =,
iO.0 p n da,lr az cSnn srn1,S Sisa, t,s q a.
,ibau, ranps ,,y,,' pb's nia' IA WI
jiamsnart - '' ''''0'i -"'''N yuma 'iu VIZ
TnI ytiRR HANOVER and - TrvsprTpC tr, tr.t,s
lsayr,, AZ \ A Al soi 81 ia NJ c1,uar. ~ Tn,,his
\, in ~ ns oT ~, G,ttberu a. nv a n T,iir.od
''''' - ~ xiilI' m .nn " Al INV VAff 30 An
IN, Nan Train M : " (, n ana tSronTb Ty,rsgz a
loon y n connect AZ ~ ~ ms tnr sriis
Cbambersbprg ami Hagtfst5wn
WAVhFSlti ~ an S,uT ~ Amman
IN, rain ,in ~ SI ar 81 y NJ con,a,t
st tDornIngayr VIM trsjns ,T Ms road a. WSvnss
and : 4 inisims jIate 80 Il5ps N ~
Tor ,ysbe- fnr,na Ia, ,1s- n ,, p,s.o,c.r s,st,
~ I ~ titit - n ~ 4, ~ ~, t. '''0n
- JAMES C6WbFS, TleEst AGENT.
For1aao Nv 10 on,bs ~ sL Nv ,sios e ,o 40
gomuodatIon ~ perSons iia ont of town or I5csed an
or Ielr the line Of The road
" ~ " INV ~ GOIipOS TICKETS
For % trina bet,yeen anv Two bnins NJ abont two eent
nor mile se tck ere are ntens fr tbe nse of IA miles
travelling reanenv and are OF great 10 persons
~ ,t !" s,rcntt ttionai tt,rins me- " " e- SN ~ FN''
sCHOoI. TICKETS,
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The Safety OF General Steadnan aud
Colonel Streigbt.

CNcINNATI, August 2i.-rhe Chattanooga
correspondent OF the Gasette says that neither
Geueral Steadman nor Colonel Streight were in
jurcd in the fight at Dalton, but that both are
well
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QUEEN OF BEAUTY.-WHITE VIRGIN
Q Wax Of Antilles Is the most perfect preparation Of
the age for beAutiyng whitening and preserving the
complexion IL is made nom pure White Wax hence lie
extraordinary qualities preser, ing tie skin making
son, smooth, fair, and transparent, IL cures chapped
hands or lips, pmpes &C. Price 30 and so cents
Manufactured only by HuhT a co, periuneTs,
No. Al s. EIGHTB ST., doors above Ohesnu', and
anlG-Im Nc. IJ3 s. SEVENTH Street
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RAILROAD LINES.
NEW NAIL ROAD LINE NORTH
~ PHILADELPHIA TO BROOkLNN,
rIIRoyen IN tlNE HOURS.


NEW RAILRoAD LINE NORTH.
~ PHILADELPHIA TO BROOkIAH,
rhhoVeIIr rkRr A thL ~ HOURS
EXCURSION rIcKErs S5, GooD FoR THREE DAYS.
ON end sfter MoNpAl Agsustl, lsl, ilelns wll eayo
~ slndsys eVeebtsd9 Seree 6 BY te Camden sSd a,
snHc and Rlran and Delaware bay Railroads 70 Port
to e S GS s BrooEn ern sSaS5 'ssS leave M
nnuc Street Wharf every day (sundas exccpsd), at II
travellers % ts g.y Of Now Yort arc notified noi to
TP o Pa5s1Ee ~ 9s lms S thS s5,e Of New ',Ssy
eysnsre privilege Of salyng pa,senseTs aud iregt BE-
Wy 'AfiiLIs' General superintendent
DHIIADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
NJaRisrOWN RLuRoAD.
On and h.,er GoNDAY, May l6, l3'i unin mrthsr
IpR gERNtpTow6.
Ji T. a9'I 5aiSii is2p NJ S l. A i2'l0'
b5aTi 9gs'@Fa7gtoy3n igs jo 2oGlo T. - An,
klaoWn md ihe w, and "a trnus up, 10 not stop
CHEsSUT nil t1RoAp.
Le,y9 fplad''Ph.a g. t,lo' y A. M; 2, 3'i5k,Lo,
Leave Che,ngt I'm 20; s., $40, n4O MILO $40,
ron CoS9Hoh6cKFN AND NoRB1srovy,y
Leave ;dtl2Ma ,s'Jo' il % A. Nj Hi,3,Ai4,is,
leave Nor.,.9NI 5'i, 7, 75o, . andi1 A. MIX, p.,
T6g5G Gi.n ur VIII atop at wissailckon, Nranayunk.
ron wANAYUSK.
Leave iH.a :. " 9' llV' NJ Ia p, ~ 0ft
Leave MsraySas, iS G., $50, o]i ~ An. :.
''' ''' d. x. SMITH General Superintendent.
my1 Depot NINTH aud GREEN streets.
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN Tor BE1lLEHEM DOYLESrOwN EAsTON,
MAIen CGrNK, nA2 LErON, WiLkLsBARRE, and
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
On ana aer MONDAY, juno ~ 1854. Passenger Trains
win leave the New Depot THIRD Street, above rhomp-
son street, Philadelphia daily (sundays oNccpted) as
4 " .ExrrssD S- bethlehem, Allentown, Nauch
Chunk, WilkesbnTre, W W.llnmsport.
0l1 \. ". Accountability Tor Doylottown.
1913 4. n. Accommodation for Fort Washington.
3p. NJ. 4 5ommoda:ioll for Doylostown.
3lJP. N. EE1pressl for Bethlehem, Easton, &c.
51JP NJ. lAccommodAtion) for Bethlehem, Ancniow n,
ana Mau1h Chunk.
6'lj 7. NJ. lAccJI1uloda,ion) for Lansdaie.
II Z, NJ. (Accommodat0n) for Fort Washington.
TRAINS TOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave BcOlehem at SJl A. NJ p ~ A. M and 6Of i, N.
DoylcstoTn 2. Glo 4. NJ Jas 7. VI, and NJ.
Fort Washington AZ li25A.M. and2PM
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia fOr Bethlehem at !A.M
Philadelphia for D1yiestown M 7, NJ. ,
DoylestOwn FOR Philadelphia at 100 A. NJ.
bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4 p. M
Hinmans BaggAgg Express VIII call for and deliver bael
gaze at The dopcs osders may hc le at No ll3 B. rHI
Street. .
jel3 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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Capital Stock $l,OO0,OOO,
Whole Number shares 100000. Par, $40

large portion OF he stock has already bssn tsLen by
pNvate subscription Books now a. the otce oI
the company AZ No 80 BeaN er street. New where
limited number OF shares be aub cTbGd for 20 par, by
applyng 20 tAe TrcasurT Of the COmpaDy between tnc
hours o. lJA, NJ. and ~. NJ,
copies OF The Prospectus may be obtained at ths Once Of
the Company. Ruls-lm
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BOSTON AND PHILADFLPUIA

RR4 BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
.snRk1. STEAMSHIP Line, sailing from each port ON
SATURDAYS, from nrst wharf above PINE Street Phla-
delphia, and Long Wharf Boston. From hrst wharf
above PINE Street ON Saturday, August %, 1864.
The Steamship SAXON Matthews, will sail from Phla-
dolphia for Boston, Saturday, August ~ clock
NJ. and the steamship NORMAN Baker from Is oson Tor
Philadelphia, on same day, at +. Ii.
These new and substantial steamships form a regular
line, 50 ling from each port punclualiy Saturdays.
lnsurceS effected at Onehalfthe premium charged on
sale vessels.
ITCiphs taken at fair rates.
shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts and Bns
ladinR with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (haying fine accommodatons)
apply 70 HENRY WlNSOR a co.,
Jal-u NO, 332 s. DELAWARE Avenue.
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SHIPPING.

FFfs, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
sAh1sAs O1l touching II Queenstown, Cork IIarbor.
lht Well-known steamers ofthe Liverpool Sew York
and Philadelphia steamship company are in., ndaJ "a
sail s follows
CITY or BALTIMORE saturday, AUgust23.
EINA Saturday, september ..
EUIkBDhG, saturday, September To-
Aud every succeeding Saturday, At noon fom Pier No
- North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable IN Gold, or It's equyalcnt in Currency
Ittst Cabin $50 VI Btcerage. $50 90
First Cabin 20 London 81 90 ScerAgc TO London "a 90
First Cabin 10 Paris. 0jQ0 Steerago 10 Paris 10 90
First Cabin TO OllamburggUOO Steerage 10 Hamburg 81
Passengers also forwarded 10 Hayre, Bremen, Rot
teIdam, Antwerp, &C. at equally lowrates.
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown First Cabin S75,
$50 Sl05. Steerage from Liverpool and Queenstown S}5
Those who wish 10 send for their friends can buy tickets
here at these rates
For iurther Information apply at the Compapys Offices
JOHN O.. DALE, Agent,
No. III WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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EsSTh FORNEW YORK -DESPATCH
and 6Miftsure Lines, via Delaware and
hntan anal Ihe steamers Of these lines are leaving
Above Walnut street.
For freight, which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply 10 WILLIAM NJ. BAIRD & CO., No. I2I S.
DELAWARE Avenue.
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RAILROAD LINES.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMISGTON, AND
i BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
on and after MOSDAY, Augustl l l5Ci
Passenger trains leave Philadelphia for
Baltimore at 100 Express, Mondays GNccpted), 500 4.
H., ~ VI, 2'JO ard 10 - 2. NJ.
Chester at O5, MS A. NJ, 100 25O, 400 800 and llCO
wilmington n A'3O Giond1ys excepted, SOS, IlI5 A.
NJ, 20, 2'jO, 40, 6'OC, 10 70 and Hoop. NJ.
New Castle at s'oj a. NJ. and 4A)p. NJ.
bower az sos \. NJ ana 40 p, II.
Milford AZ 0J A, NJ
Salisbury Al sos 4. NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave baltimore at $40, 9ip \. NJ 'ENWessh l1O,
Wimington at Iis, s45, NJ, l224 l,I4s, 500, $50,
and $40 p. NJ
Salisbury at ll'5j A n.
Milford az 24j =, VI.
DONerat 6 20 A. NJ. and d5SP. NJ.
New Castle at $50 4. NJ, s1i 627 NJ
chester at 45, $40 A. NJ, rC0 2S, 40, CCo, 5G 90
Leave Baltimore Tor Salisbury md intermediate stations
81 10'9j Z. N.
Leave baltimore for Dover and uterine data satl.ns At
ll0Ph.
Leave Chester Al $40 A. " sos and II o. Z. "
Leave wilmington st SSo, % NJ, go and ll40
FTelgb. Trains, VITA Passenger Car attached, WIN run
a. follows
Leave Wilmington for Perry, ins and places
SUNDAY : Only at "a. NJ. lgDP.N ", rom Pbna-
From PaIad5iphi to wilmington st45oA. NJ, 1880,
From Wilmington 20 Philadelphia atllsA.R and TOO
T. NJ Only az 1925 p. from Baltimore 20 phadelt hia
iai III F. hEENEG, Superintendent.
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DENN STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER

Il WorNb-NEAFfEG 3 LEVY Practical and Theors tcal
EDrinccTs, MaChnss. Boiler makers, Blncksmths aud
Founders having for many been In MI
ton and been exclusively engaged In building and rogai
ing Marine and River Engines high andlOw Iron
Boilers, water Tanks PropeIeFs &c hc., rsspsctfuly
oor their services the public being fully prepared
contract Tor Engines ofal sizes Marine, River Sta
tODaIy having of patterns Of derent sizes, pre-
pared 10 execute with quick a, pateh Every do
scriptOn Of pattern making made the notice
hsh Gndlow presslre Fms, Tubular and Cymdsr Boilers
OF the best Ponn1ylvauia charcoal gon EoTgnga all
sizes aHd kinds ron and brass castings Of all descrp
tons klll-tnrnng screw cutting, and Al other
nscted With the above business
Drawings and SPECIFICATIONS for all work done At this
establishment free OF charge, and work guaranteed.
The bUbssTibcrs have ample wnlrf dock for re-
pair ui boais where they can lie in perfect safety and
provided With shear, Lshs, falls, &C. &C., for raising
heavy and ugh weights.
JACOB o. NEAFIE,
JOHN @. LEVY,
M2-u BEACH and PALMER Streets
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DHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON AND
Il CAADES AND ANNOY RAILROAD CoMPANIEs.

TDTIIADFLFHIA IND INLNTUN md
II CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD COMPANIFS.
NOTICE,
on and after MOHD Ai, January 4 lsGi the Trains for
New YOrk, leaving Kansn RtOn Depot, Philadelphia, at
3l2 A. Nj (ElghD and $50 NJ and the trains leaving
New York lt 4 n. and 730 p. NJ, VIII hereafter be
exclusively for tic United states Mails ard New York
and Washington Passengers, and viii not take IN let
ont any pas songprs between said cities.
lhe 10 A. NJ and Y hldnigh lAoss f,om New YoEE 70
Washington TO New York, wIl continue atpresOn and
carry pHsseuge-s % and from the intermediate stations and
BsltimlTa Washington, Grd New FORK.
ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Philadelphia, fIOm Rsusincton UeuFI, at
1ll5 A. N 400, and di5 p. NJ ard 1880 mdns snt aud
rom Walnut Street whRu Wa Camden, ats AIDS A.
Nj, ~ NJ, and6P ~, Tor New York.
And leaves New York. from foot OF Court andt street,
az A, NJ. l9A NJ .l2 " ! and p. and At L mid
nl1hi, and nom foct Of Barclay stree: az \. M and2
p WM. A. GATZMER.
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HAFkEp streets, West Philadelphia. Market Stres.
Passenger Railway Care convey Passengers to and r5m
tie Depot.
Passengers go through without change Ofcars.
ja4 HENRY WOOD, Superintendent
CALEM RAILROAD COMPANY. RUN
- ming time OF Trains, commencing FRIDAY January
!, 1864 -
Prom Walnut Street Wharf AZ . A. ~, 3 and r. ~,
freight l2M RomnIiug, Leave Salem At A. NJ, EiJ
NJ. 1lOP N. FFeilht daily each way. Apply 20
MORTON MILLS Agent,
Second Coy cred Pier above WALNUT street.
s DELAWARE Avenue.
la4-u J. VAN NESS aELAER. superintendent
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Trustees;
Hon. JOHN A. DIX,
Hon. EDWARDS PIRRREPoNT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ,
T. D. BUNTING, Ese.,
\. @. BoDFIsH, ESQ, Colorado.
PresidenCs
HON. JOHN a. DIX.
Treasurcr:
JOSEPH FRANCIS, Fsa.
CouDEUls
CHARLES f. BLAKE, Esa.
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DEAD ! y G RAIL l. II o A d
GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHI AOELPuIA TO Tile INTERIOR OF
PENNSYLVANIA, THE SCHCYLKILL, SUS-
pIEHA SNA, Ct hBERJAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEY,
Norrr, yoRTuwEsiT,, AND TuE cANADAs.

PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave fiC CcUpIHy6 Depot, At TllRTEENtH snd
IALLOWHILL Sf-cetf, Philadelphia, al the following
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Leaves Philadelphia at 800 r. NJ. for Reading, Potts
vle PincgrOyC Harrisburg, &e., connecting at Harris
burg with Pennsylvania Central trains for Pitbnrg, &C.,
Nnrthsr Central Railroad trains for Sunbury Sorthum
beraDj Elmra &C., and 1t Fort Clinton with Ctawissa
Railroad trains fer Milton, NiamsDort ElInra Buffalo,
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WEsT CHEsTER I'D PHILADELPHIA

RING AllIiA NGEAlENT.
On and after FRI DAY, April lss the Trains wiz leave
as iOllOws--
Leave rhiade,phla from tho Depot corner Of THIRTY
ElRST and MAkliEn Streets, 4. Al IlOj A. NJ. $50
Z. NJ. 4-B p. NJ, $40 r. ~
Philadelphia Dep0t chaagsd from EIGHTEENTH ana
NARkEE slucts to 1I-ErN FIRST and Market
Streets.
Leave West Chester FROM Tho Depot on East MARKET
Sire a, 620 4, ~, l41A NJ, II A, NJ T.. NJ i45P.
lhe cars Of ha West fhiledI lhla Passenger Railway
Company haTkes suoeD-wir convey Passengers 10 ana
l.nr,- illn- !. /. ll.n
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hORSlNG MAIL.
Al Slj A. n, f,r Reading, Lebanon, EDhrata, Lila
Columbia, BGrrsturg pottsvlle, Pnogrove, Tamaqua
Snhury, William sport Emira, Rochester Niogara Rallsa
Buffalo, Allcht,Nu, WkesbaIre, piston York Carlisle
Chambersbury, Hageu:own, &c,
The train come Is st hEADIN1 with East Pennsylvi
mia Railroad trains Tor Allentown &C.. the Reading and
Columbia Railroad fgr EpiE0ta, Ltz, aud Columbia and
with the Lebanon Valley train for arAbdrg, &c. at P9Rf
CLINTON with Catawssa trains tor WilkesoaTr
Wilamsport Loyk lIls On, Elmra, &C; at HARRIS.
BURG with Northern Central" "CInberlnnd Valley,
and "Schus sn and 9uSquehanua" trains for Mort luIa-
bcrlGnd williamson loIt Chaubershnrg, PneTove,&c
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THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
ONCE No. WALNUT Street, viii call for and deliver
Blgggge attend all the usual branches OF Express
business Heary articles tAkenby a NJ. lines only, and
be sent TO the office the evening previous. Persha
bic articles by this line must be sent before 5l A. NJ
special N essenger accompanies each train.
myl j. VAN RENSSELAER, Superintendent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-24
NORTH CLEAR CREEK
GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY,

GILPN COUNTY, COLORADO TERRITORY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-08-12
Ayers Cathartic Pills

Are the most perfect purgative which are abk
TO produce or which We think has ever been made by
anybody Their effects have abundantly shown to
the community how much they excel the ordinary
medicines in They safe and pleasan TO take
but powerful TO cure. Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities of the BODY remove the
distractions of Its organs, purify the blood and
pei disease. They purge out the foul humors which
breed aud grow distemper stimulate sluggish or dis
ordered organs into their natural action and impart
healthy tone with strength to the whole system
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints Of
erybody, but also formidable and dangerous dis
eases. While they produce powerful effects they
at the time, in dninishe doses the safest and
best hysic that can be employ ed for children Being
sugar coated they are pleasant TO take; and, being
purely vegetable free from any risk of HARM
Cnres have been made which surpass belief, were
they not substituted by of such exalted posi-
ton and character, TO forbid the suspicion OF
truth. Many eminent clergymen and phi sicians have
lent their certify the public the reliabili-
ty of our remedies while others have sent the
surance Of their conviction that Preparations
contribute immensely TO the relief eff our afflicted.
suffering fellow men
The Agent below named IS pleased TO furnish sra-
It's our American Almanac, cor tanning directions for
the use and eesiheatea OF their cures, OF the follow.
ing comp ainis
to,tiieness. Bilious Complaints, rheumatism !.
Dropsi Heartburn. Headache arising from foul sfom.
ache, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid inaeton OF the
bowels and pain arising therefrom, flatalency, Loss
of appetite and all Diseases which require an evacu.
ant medicine They also. by purifying the blood and
stimulating the SYSTEM cure many complaints when
II would not he supposed they could reach such as
Deafness Partial Kindness. Neuralgia aud Nervous
irrtabiliiy, arrangements fthe Liver and Kidneys,
Gout, and other kindred complaints arising nom
low state of the body, distractions of its functions
DO not be put off by unprincpied dealers with 9TH
preparations which they make more profit on
Demand AYERS and take no others. The sick want
the hest aid there is for the and they should have II
Prepared by DR. j. G. AVER & Co, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by G 6. Peck, ElswQr h, Me-
Sold AT wholesale by ". e. Phillips, Portland s.A.
Or. 2m27