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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-29
A New.E.ra.

n New-1.Ta.
The Srst Of January, 1865, comm?n'
ces new era with us in our experience
asu newspaper man. 1t will be tie fi's'
time we ever attempted to adopt the Q ash
in advance sys;em, aud we are very ccf.
tuin il will be the last time, for if we
cannot succeed "a that way we shall
neverut,cmpt'it by the present system
1t has been pretty hard matter for us to
screw our courage up sufficient 20 strike
from our books dclinquen's whom we
know to beable'to pay~ But there is a
tide in the affairs of an editor when trust.
ing ceases 10 be sir,sc, and dca-iy
bought experience hus taught US that the
day Of all delinqueuts has come.
In few months we hope to chronicle
the fact that we have more subscribers
who pay in advance than we now have
altogether. There is enc thing certain
there will be no more dunujng ahef
the 9Ist of December.
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MAnisos ,tnhn. Juns nth, is6f.
From the berehi dufittd by tie use oi Coe'siJy..
pep'ia tnre in NV am,h, am prepared 10 SAY that
never ihiend To Ne without " Aad sdsise al who
Nre afflicted With lIy'pelsia totry ".
" flliLANDER LEWIS.
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SOLDIERS

Nou ought not TO pe wilhnnt such valuable MED
cine. The CiBoihhali National Union. OF April
2lth. that tholsands 0f our soldiers ave hee n
saved by the use of Strcklaud's Anti Cholera Mix.
ture. For sale by DrugPist, so cents per bottle.
General Depot, No. East Fourth street, Cincin
natl ONO. Octl5
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DR.. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment.

Venetian Horse Liniment.
In Pint bottles at FIFTY CENTS, cures lamen
uis, gals, collie. Sc. tead the fo'wingi
BosroS, July :, lsG3.
nr Tomas; We have used for he past year, YOU,
Hose liniment for lamcness, hicks bruises, collie
and cuts, and in e"ery instance found 1t the hest
Iuirle ever tfico in thi. circus company. Please
'cnd six doSen,as 1t is the only inimen, now
We have ln1 hor'es, some very valuable, and we do
rot want to leave town without II.
WYATT FROST.
Manager Var Ambbr.h X Co.'S Nenaeetie.
Sold by all dtugsist. Orce,SG Cort'nndt st,N.N.
Nav ~, 1864 33nt
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Savannah is Ours. ---The Situation.

Savannah is UurS, Inc Sltuatl0n'
On the goth inst. HARpEE, with most
of the garrison, crossed the Savannah
river 10 Union causeway and escaped.
On the morning of the slst General
SHERMAN occuaied the city, capturing Il so
large guns, l3 locomotives, 1870 cars, 49,.
900 bales of cotton, 3 steamers, SOC pris.
,oners, and large amount Of ammunition.
The torpsdoes ia the channel had been
removed or passed over, and communica-
.tion with the city was opened by General
Foster. This is General SHERMAS's
Christmas gift to the nation. The cotton
captured is worth, in round numbers, Sl6,
600 900. At least it was worth that
Saturday. 1t woud't bring quit, SO much
tomorrow. This glorious news will send
a thrill Ofjoy to the hearts OF the loyal
people, aud fit them for the fullenjoyment
of the holidays. The victory is all the
more gratifying because il 10 almost
bloodless. In the grand march and the
capture Of Savannah, SHERMAN did not
lose much, if any over one thousand men.
SHERMAs's army, with base securely
established al Savannah, is now ready for
further operations, and we may be sure
he will proceed to move promptly upon
the enemy's works. Whether his next
will be against Charleston or AUGUSTA, il
will be a success. He is mas,er Of the
| situation, aud can crush everything that
may be brought against him. HARDEE's
force which stole out Of Savannah in the
might, is composed chiefly Of militia and
will not render much service anywhere
In this connection, il is interesting to
recount some of the fruits of the list
sixty days campaigning. The footings
are us follows;
Guns captured. 354
Prisoners captured, 2,6O0
Rebel killed and wounded e,OOO
Rrbel Gems. killed, wounded ndcaptured. %
Rebel railroads destroyed, miles. 2s5
Locomotives, lg
Railroad cars. 24O
Cotton captared and destroyed $50 900 OOO
In addition, we captured large nrm
sber ofwugons and immense quantities Of
stores, besides sinking the Albemarlei
FLORIDA and Sea King, and taking OF
destroying over twenty blockade runners.
Aud oil this was done with comparatively
little loss. In all this time we lost only
six guns. Then we have mace successful
raids in Mississippi, Louisiana and Ala
Dana, the results Of which we have not
been able to enumerate. These are
pleasing facts for loyal people to coniem
plate, and in view of these grand results
il Is not surprising that the rebel capital
is pervaded by feeling mat amounts to
despair.
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Hoxsb. llIl-2, ~ a1 sg

Dressed porkers ere selling in the
Tifin market fro IN sis.5o to $1,000 per
hundred.
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:" 7 - = TTsI
NR CoE--nEAR srRi-- lhs b0ltle oil D,spspsjs
Me dieine ffeeeived irom you, gave instantsnsn,s
relief only nsed 4 ~h~a TODD distrvssss me- IL
Wa. pbont ike taking two doses 10 ,ay one 10 nor.
row then ever, other day, ine,easing tie qnAntiy ef
food and deereasing tho medicine, until vs. sna.
bled To est without iaking anything al All. Ny
nov sonsidef mysslf cured, snd ~ oaly psins one
bottle Of dedicine In the spaee ofl.o noaths. III
dose ~as ateaspconfu. ELLEss. ALLEN.
Sold By prusei.p In city pss eevh,,y sser,~ts,s.
81 PRICE sI.oo rnR 'DoTTLE.s
Order. hy mail, fronsilhsf dsalss % ssa,aHsa-
p'S's"o '"'r's' L. q, CLARK 4 co. .''sA
.whslsssls Bssrsis's, New asvss oses. .ln-i.
N0TE.-- Females tscIvsts will 6nlihis a sSlss
ia fos kaussa NJ stsnaehs ssd al iua.lH
'sto77echlnr 70 hr nfaaiioa. ifi1 lt hFfT
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TcstilmOniaIs.

Fiom the Faslor oflhe Methodist 4. Church. M.d,.
son, Conn.
IAave u,eh Goes Dv,prh,is Cure IN nv hmily ma
can ilingy testify 10 it. value A. a insdirin-, =
HENRY 1lLMAND, Pastor VI. u. Uhatch
Madison, Conn, June 30th, lsti
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rHE TRAVELLERS GUIDE
6 o U tn.

Sandusky, Dayton y Cincinnati II. r..
On aud after MONDAY, Dec. ), lSGi train,
will tuu a. follows;
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viii not sni cannot csi,, herc tie eut. Is go, d.
trpo,esth. Dnsate by renewing the esu. noifiE.
Al"eholir hiii"fs Which vuVtr np you he'd iycliax,
otafeu -iomeqts BY lhfit sNhih,niing ~, ci,.
Bewp'e oi All surh rmedirs ~ hsV,fsse. but 4 N
therplHtes use Remedy thrt Wi rrsiurs III. al,
motion the ehtte human mechanism In per,,r, h. =.
mouy, and upon phn1iries SYNONYMOUS with n u.
hned Ph' 'iologealbN,, lhRtsnth willbs ,b, sase,
of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-29

A Happy New Year.
9 T We wish all of our subscribers .
Happy New Year"
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

immediately sud instant aneoas,, pledge ont wofd
u,msh OF honor--out rrrulaiion ~ rhatmAruti,is--
cut h,drable atquai n'ahee iti the psonle a, pto
ptriof' ~ the 'Htfenowrsd "rh,s t6nth hal
,sm," Ills uscd aceptJna Ia dite.,iohs which
may be found vii each hplile, We add below ,oht
Ic.tmoNihls ifnin anT neithhnrs md toun.m,nt ta
which We aak lour eaie'ul attention. % ri
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure,

FrtcThnd Ague, Sick-lIendoehe, Sick
ncss a, the Stomach, Constipation.
Heartburn, Cnlc Pains in Stpm-
. urh or u lwcS, Dysenieiy u,-s
Vomiting, a feeling OF
Fiintncss aud Las.
't situdc, Want 'i ~
'I., Of Appe. p .a'e-f
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nfSrfrtfAui not only the SIRE cr,runssf %
~ desth but a con pNften ~ rhistfShle hfe. n
has vel tess vrnsd tiss Nsunn- strtisrg fos rtA
neiscn,, both Old ntd Young. mss snd ismsls ssfsr
lf"iH its tHtsges than ireu nl other rut.
mncd. " Wls the ~hele system ufhs siHor std -
eigs, glte, w~Afiness en total infis?asbier thdss
once NtnnE aud aciise renders the steasch ls~sr-
le.. 10 diertl IL. lnnL nd Do TOR M .i.nL.hI.
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N'NN q 30 Nf'' N't ~ IFtYt
.easts sn. 2. s'os Z srs
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EfIEEEaz1lgzaa READING RAILROAD.
e&s sSe&se@ETS
GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM rHILADELPIIlA To THE INTERIOR OF
PENNSYLVANIA, THR SCHuYLKiLL, SUS-
QUEHANNA, CUMBERLAND AND
WYOMING VALLEYS,
NORTH, NORTHWEST, TSI AND THE cANADAs.

PASSENGER TRAINS
LfH(e ihe Go1Psnys Depot e. TIiikrEENTH and
hours;- -
At 8l5 A. M, for Reading Lebanon, Ephrata Lits,
Columbia Harrisburg, Pottsyilc, Plnegroye, TainaquA
sunbrry WhliSmspGrt Emira Rochester, Niagara FAILS,
Burao Allentown Wlkesbsrre, Pltston, York, Carlisle,
lie train ecnneets at BESBiNG with East Pennsylvs
mia Railroad trains for Allentown &c, the Reading ane
win the Lebanon Yaey train Tor arfi.burg c al PoRT I
CLINTON with CatuNissa Railroad trains for WlkesbsrrO
BURG With Northern Central" Cumberland Valley"
and msSGH{lkl and Sgsguehsnnao trains for Northun
49,. ,,,. A. At TERNooN, EXrREss
vile, IneETove Harrisburg, Ge. connecting nj 6arTis
buEwh Iennsylysnla Central Railroad trains fo Pitts
sorthumherand, Euira, &C and at Port Clinton wiik
Calawis.R Eaload trains for Milton WiAmsport. El-
READING ACCOMMODATION.
tob,, ,ar2tm n rbaaep, a. 'i@pRlnS @ at all way sta
Eetnrn,nE, Leave rh!hdelphis a "COP.M arrives in
Trsns oI Ptsdeghla leave Harrisburg At NJ, ana
E6roon t2ss leave i nr.sar 4 Tsi@9 a = m q Pis lie
VIC a. E3l r b., arriving IN Philadelphia al r. NJ.
PlacGFfa at r. NJ or EeSdnl AID ali s & eS. ieSse
NJ M, Iss Gt ~ ~ no, mo- NJ ana Downngown at l2'SOP
AN ihc above uaus run d,iIy, sunday exocpted
Sunoal trtms leave totisvic At7'So a., aud Pla-
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
take lie 5A NJ and 200 f. a iran. fom P6a5 Posgss
retaining from boWningtown az 6 40 A. n, aud i7iy
NEW YORK ENrREss roR PuTsnURG AND THE
Leaves New York az r. NJ, passing Reading At - mia
nsl and conue,tmg az Harrisburg with Psunsyivanis
Reu nr Express train leaves Harrisburg on arrival os
e Sg At a. from PtsGqg a. $50
A. ~ &Ii3 Ii2 r, Ny, SteHng Cars accompany these JrAns
Mail trains for New York ieaye IIsrrisburg at A. r.
ana r NJ MaIi trains tor Harrisburg leave New YORK
sCHUTkmL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave PottsNile al 10 A. Al, aud $3.50 p NJ rq.
A NJ p.
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A New PRIvArEER.-On tho ootb ,,lt tho
steamer Black Haiok arrived AZ permuda from
London She is a new vessel, sb@pt one thou
sand tons register, barque rigaed Her cbioe en-
gineer has declined going in her 70 Wumington
and told our informant that she was goi,,s, -,
a register, outdt, guns, aud ammuniliop a.
account Of her great draught of water SHE can
carry no inward cargo, and she is destined for
the same trade as the Fioriaa.-N. y, Herald.
SINGULAR CAsE.-A lady in this city has iust
had extracted from the end OF her right thumb
the fragment u needle, which was accidentally
broken of in her hip about tWenty-eight years
ago. DIV. IL. Page, the surgeon who performed
the operation, regards this as the most singular
case which has come within his knowledge
bp5iOH yo,gaGl.
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We subjOin a curious specimen OF vers,
which Is both tngenis Gus and witty, and adm Is q
being read in two ways. 70 suit the taste au
inclinauOns Of the married, or those who propO
marriage, We transcrbe it as follows; but ID cor
Vey directly opposite sen imeut, for the Oen-i
Of the singy blessed, 10 will b. necessary 70 a
terDate the lines, read the first aud third, Ola
second and fourth :-
"That man must lead a happy lie
Who is directed by a wife;
Who's freed from matrimonial claims
Is sure to suffer for his pains.
"Adam could find no solid peace
Till he beheld a WOmau's face;
When Eve was given him for q mate
Adam was in happy state.
ain all the female race appear
Truth, darling Of heart sincere
Hypocrisy, deceit, aud pride,
In woman never did reside.
"What tongue is able 10 unfold
The worth In woman we hold
The failings that in woman dwell
Are almost impcrcepnble.
Confusion take the men say,
WHO no regard 70 women pay.
VINO make the women their delight
heep Always reason IN their sight"
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II The Druggists VIII not buy them for YOU send 10 us,
and we VIII send them 10 you by Express Parties address
ing should state the disease aud sympluls and nm
particulars In regard 10 their cases We treat All diseases
OF "a chronic nature in male or female.
Ladies or gentlemen address In perfect conn-
dence, and we VIII In all frankly aud freely answer
utr letters anu give our advice regards each
Patients living AT distance need hesitate because
OF their inability to visit We have treated successfully
patients IN an portions Of the civilized globe.
Patients addressing US viii please write Post ONCE,
County, state ana name Of writer plain, and neOse
postage stamp Tor reply.
Wesend % any address eur 32-page pamphlet free
Address an letters and orders 10
BR. W, II. MERWIN a CO.,
No. 90 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK.
AGENTS Tor Pennsylyanla, DYOTT a Cons 22 North
sEOVND tIseh Fhaaelpma' ny2l-sW4m
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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
AUCTION SALES.

UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
II Horses.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
CAVALRY BUREAU,
OrHcE or CmEF QuARrERsAsTER
NAsIiigGrOE, ~ ID. O. July 4, 1884,
Wn be seld AZ pubic GrOu, TO the highest bidder, al
the times and place nrur below
LFBAhOE, Pa TIL Il sDAY, July IA, 1864.
READING, Pa TUT II DAY July 2l, 1864.
HARRISBURG, rs., y TUESDAY, July %. 1864.
ALTOONA, Pa, TIN O. SDAY, August 4, 1874.
NIIllAMSPOET, l'r., THURSDAY, August IL, 1864,
TWO HUNDRED (2tOl CAVALRY HORSES at each
place
Those Horses have naen condemned as unnt for the
cavalry service OF the aItly.
For road farm many good bargains may bs
had
Horses sold singly.
Torms-Cash, in Untrc states Currency.
JAMES A. ERIG,
Lieutenaut-C u,one and Chief Quartermaster
jy9.2Ot Cavalry Bureau.
UCTIoE SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ Animals
WAN Dr,ArrHEEr CAVALRY BUREAU,
Jrfa.s OF CHIEF QuAHrEWuAsrRB,
Nh- rEGrOE, ID. g., July z, 1864
VIII be sold AT PUul CtiOn, the highest bidder
TUESDAY, luIy lH lSIf Al GesbOrO Depot, Wash
iuRion, d c., btpuuI. o 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Two HU ST B.p CAVALRY HORSES.
These Eorses tHye 'arn condemned as unht for the
cavalry service a. 90 .r-
Eor road aud mruin purposes, many good bargains
may be had
Horses sold Krgl.
Terms cash, IN ur',I states currency
JAMES A, EKIN,
ylI-n Cavalry Burcsu
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E@IusZEHs5FE- PHI PHIA AND
6k9a - sHn-9s-t TRENTON AND CAMDEN AND
ANNOY RAILROAD COMPANIES
NOTICE.
on and amer hoNpAf January T. 1861 the Trans for
New YORK. leaving kcnsugton Depot Philadelphia at 3l2
(Nghtl, ana 23O 4. NJ, aud the traius leaving SeT
NOrk az A, N and JUP n, viii hereafter be
clusNcy for the UrlDd States Mails and New York aHd
Nashinpon Passengers and VIII not take let
passenger b"lweeu aid Ciies.
The 10 A. NJ. and ~ Midrlgh Lines fom New York 10
Washington, and the ll'HUA N. aud = N. Lines FROM
Washington 10 Kew ork VIII continue az present and
passengers 10 aud from the infegmedatG statious
and Baltimore, Washington and Sew York.
AREANGEMENTS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW NOEE.
Lines leave PhladylpHip, rom Eousugtou Depot az
nl5 4. NJ, 40 aud Gas ~ anu 1850 midti lt, aud
from Walnut Street Wharf tyia taudeul utG ana A NJ
l. NJ, 4 aud @ g.. ~ Tor New N.Th.
And leave New lurs, from foot Of Duurgudt street AZ
NJ IN A. NJ .,l' NJ, and ~ 81, Rad " midnight
ana Iom foot OF Barclay sugeL 90 a. ~, aud D.. N.
ia5-u WIN A. GATZMER, Ascent.
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This medicine isa simple
vegetable extract, and one
or which al can relt as IL
has been used in our prac-
tico Tor many years, and with
thOusauCs treated, Il has not
failed in a single Instance.
Its curative powers have
been sufficient 10 gain Vic
tory over the most stubborn
case.
TO those who have trihed
with their Constitution. un-
I'll they thiuk themselves 5
beyond the reach Of medical
aid, VIC would say, DE-
SpAiR MOI ! the CHERO-
KEE CURE viii restore
you to health aud vigOr, and
after all quack doctors have
failed.
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ESSlk FOR NEW WYORK.-DESPATCH
s4aials-asaa aud sWiitsure Lines via Delaware aud
bHNau Hahal Inc steamers Of these lines leaving
daily " " Ock NJ and O'Clock H. M from third pier
above walnut street.
For neigbt which win be taken on accommodating
terms apply 10 WILLIAM n. BAlRD a CO.. No. IA .
DELAWARE Avenue.
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CHEROKEE tUHEi
An unfailing cure for Sper-
matOrrhea. seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions,
aud all diseases caused by
Self-pOllutlOn; such as Loss
OF Memory, Uuivergal Lassi-
tude, Palms In the Back, DIN
ness Of Vision, Premature
Old Age weak Nerves Dif-
hculty n Breathing, rremb-
ling, Wakcfulno-s, EruptiOns
on the Face Pale COunie
nance, Insanity, COnsump-
tiOn, and all the direfnl com
plants caused by departing
GOm the path Of nature.
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Nv the use Of the CUERO-
EEL REMEDY uHd civ
ROkEE INJECTION the
two medicines at tho eame
tlmG - all improper disc
charges arc rrmoyed and tho
weakened organs aye spccd
ily re ,tured ~ fn yiROr aud
strength,
Forfull particulars ret our
pamphlets nom hny drug
store lu the country, or write
us, and VIC will mail free 10
any address n full treatise.
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Tho listless, eneTvated
y0tfth, the OVer-tasked man
q business, the Victim II
nervous depression, the in
dividual suffering from gene
raj debility, or from weak
ness 1T a sinplc organ, will
all mud immediate and per
manent relief by the use Of
this Elixir or Essence OF
Life.
Price, o. per bottle, OF
thTee bottles for g., and for
wa -ded ny express, on re-
ceipt Of money, 10 any Ed-
dres..
Soad by all druggists every
vhSre.
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TNR. w. r. MERwIN & co.'s COLUMN
lJFOR THE CHEROKEE MEDICINES.
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS, BnHs, AND LEAVES.
CHRROKEF RFlrEDY

ROKEE INJE,'-
TON is intended as an ally
or assistant tu the CUENO-
kEE REMEDY. and should
hv utgd in yuuiuue. Ou with
thar medicine iu sII cases Of
GUUUTrhu0, elect, FuOr
Albus or Wlifoa. he sgeafa
arc healing, soothing, and
denIulCcuts removing an
fCnIdUug heat, Chordpo, and
pain instead " tho burning
and almost UutudUrHh q pals
Nut o. experienced with
nearly all tie cheap quaUk
Injections,
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CHEROKEE PnLSI

CHEROKEE PTLLSI
SUGAK COATED
FEMALE REGULATOR,
HEALTH PREkERNER.
CERTAIN AND SAFE
For the Removal OF OBJ
gtTuctiOns, and the lusur-
Ancs of Regularity m tho
Recurrence Of the Monthly
Periods.
They cure or Obyiate those
uumt raus disease that
spring from irreRulArity, by
removing the iIregulnrity H.
self
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The Little SIOId aud the Lawyer So
ny JOHN @. SAKE.
I.
They saw, little maid, quoth ,.. r,.,.-,
I'm the geyerest man lnf ii tho town.
What's that 8 snc'
YoS YoS 'Te{ re me G 9retT % maid quoth lawyer Bro"n
2Vu ~ ~ - est maid In all the town.
NY ny yne, ii they do,
w At's that TO you
IL
Ihey say, little maid, qnoth lawyer Brown,
Ar.i the richest man ia all the town.
HIeighhO l-says she,
What's that to me
But they say, little maid, quoth lawyer Brown,
You ought to be dressed in a finer gown!
Says she, il they do
Whnt's that to you
III.
They say, little maid, quoth lawyer Brown,
That John Hodge is an awkward clown.
Heighho says she,
What's that TO me
But they say, little maid the lawyer said,
That you and Johnny are goinE 10 wed
Says she. il they do,
What's that to you?
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Price, CmROKEEREME
pl, e. ser bottle, or lhro,
bottles for g.
Price, CHEROKEE IN
JEC1lON,Sl per bo he, OF
three bottles flr g..
Sent by express 90 any ad-
dress ON receipt Of price.
sold by all duggistB every
whore.
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Els WY FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW
G42 I'M York and all the stations on the Camden and
AmbOy aud connecting RalTOsds.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and Ecier SUNDAY. juno 10, 1884,

EIs WY FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW
e&E I'M York and all the stations the Camden and
AmbOy aud connecting Railroads.
INCREASED DESPATCH.
The Camden and Amboy kairoad and Transportaton
Companys Freight Lines for New Yuik viii leave Walnut
strtet wharf and aer January S. daily (sundays ex-
oeptCd), at 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
Returning the above Lines will leave New York at
and L. NJ,
Freight must be delivered before 81 P, M to DO for
WArded the same day
Freight for Trenton, Princeton Kingston, New Brms
wick, and all points the Camden and AmbOy Railroad;
ALTO IT, BelyeeTe, Delaware and femhgton, the New
Jers the free old and burg and the Burlington
and Mount Holly Railroads received and forwarded up TO
l2a O'Clock = n, Small packages for Mount Holly re-
eoivsd up to O'Clock +. NJ
The Belvdore Deaw are Railroad connects at Phillips
burg with the Lehigh Valley Railroad. The New Jersey
Railroad connects at Elizabeth with the New Jersey
Central Railroad, and at Newark with the Norris aud
Essex Railroad.
slip memorandum specifying the marks aad num-
beTs shippers and eOnsiFnseF In every Instance
sent with each had Of goods receipt will be given.
Increased facilities having been made for the TanspoT
tAon or LIVE STOCK, drovSrs invited 10 try this
Ioutc.
When stock Is furnished In quantities OF TWO CAR
LOADS or more II will be delivered the foot OF Foreth
street, the Drove Yards OF Pier No. /, North
River the shippers NAY desiEuAte at the time Of the
shipment WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
No. 2OS \. Delaware avenue, PhiladephiA.
GEO, Is RAYMOND Freight Agent
JEb-u Pier No. l, North River, New York.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

For fun particulars, get a
Circular from any Drug
stOro In the country, or
write the Pr0prletOrs, who
win mail free, 10 any one de-
string the same, a fun trea-
use In pamphlet form.
Prices, 81 per bottle, or
three bottles Tor s., and for
Wardod by EXpr0ss TO all
parts Of the world.
Sold by al respectable
druggists everywhere.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

They cure Suppressed,
Excessive, and Painful Men
situation
They cure Green Sickness
(ChlOrOsis).
They cure Nervous aud
Spinal Affections, pains in
the back and lower parts uf
the body, HleayiHnss, ,Faigue
Oh slight cXcrtiun. PaIli
tRtou of the lleaft, Low
ness OF Spj.irs, Hysteria,
Sick Headache, Gidllucss,
&c, SC. In q word BY roe
moving the i-regularity, they
remove the cluae and with
Il al the effects that spring
from ii.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

A few doses restore the
appetite.
Three bottles cure the
worst case Of lmpOtency.
A few dOses cure the how
spirited.
One bottle restores mental
poWC or.
A few doses bring the rose
TO the cheek
This medicine restores 10
manly Yilor and robust
health tho poor, debilitated,
wOrn-dOwn, and despairlnX
deyOtee Of sensual pleasure,