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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-03

The one undivided one third part OF all
that certain lot of land situate in Orange
township, Columbia county, bounced aud
described as follows, to vii: Beginning al
buiternut in line OF land late Mathew
Mcdowell, thence by the same North ten
degrees wesl thirteen and one half perches
10 an elm, North twenty nine degrees west
twenty one aud eight tenths to a white oak,
thence north sixty nine degrees east eleven
and five tenths to a maple, north thirty two
and one hail degrees east and forty nine
perches 10 a maple, south three degrees
east eighteen perches 10 a hickory, north
thirty five degrees eastthreen perchss TO
pine stump, north twenty seven degrees
east four perches 10 a stake, thence by
lands of VIM White, south thirty tour de-
grees west fifty four perches 10 stake,
south sixty fye degrees west twenty perch
es TO a stone, thence by lands late of Mat
thew Mcdowell south eighty seven de.
grees west twenty five perches 10 a But
ternut The place OF beginning, containing
Eight Acres more or less, the most OF
which is cleared lard, whereon are erected
First Glass
POWDER MILL,
consisting of Steam Eugine, engine house,
shafting, and Iron Gearing, with magazine,
dry house, and other necessary buildings;
the aforesaid buildings and machinery are
new and III good running order, there is
also good
WATER POWDER MILL,
with all the fixings ready for use, and a
Two Story Frame Dwelling House and sa-
BILE, with the appurtenances.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the property OF William Fisher.
ALSO,
All that certain lot of ground situate in
Orangeville, Columbia county, be ing in
front one hundred and two feet, more or
less, and in deblh one hundred and seven
teen feet, bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit : On the west by Main Street,
Of the north by lot Alexander Hughes, on
the east by the late Isaiah Conner, and on
the south by lot OF Samuel Everilt, where
on are erected large two Story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE -
a large Frame Store and ware ftfLA
house, and a good Stable aud HI
wood house, with all the ap-
purtenances. n
Seized, taken in execui ion and 10 be
sold as the properly of EN- anpel Lazarus.
JOSIAH II. FUR MAN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office,
BOomsburg, Feb. 3, 1864.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-03

HENRY ROSENSTOCK,
Sky-Light AmbrOtypist,
D OOMS IN the Third Story oil the Ex-
IA change Block, (entrance above the
Book Store, } Bloomsburg, Columbia coun-
ty, Pa
BIoomsburg. Nov.2 1859 ~
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-03
Important From washington.

4 New D'ajl for 500 900 Msn-O6iciai order
Of the President.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-03
Lack'a aud Bloomsbury Railroad.

ON AND AFTER JAN. is, 1864, PAS
SENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOL-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-03
POWDER Mill

consisting Of Steam Engine, engine house,
Shailing, and iron gearing, with maya
zine, dry house, and other necessary
buildings, the aforesaid buildings and ma
chinery are new and in good running OF.
der. there is also ooo1
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-03
POWDER MILL,

consisting of Steam Eugine, engine house,
shafting, and Iron Gearing, with magazine,
dry house, and other necessary buildings;
the aforesaid buildings and machinery are
ne " and III good running order, there is
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-02-03
Pennsylvania LegisIature

ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
! : l. / = !
saag,fzElaIa s. & A rs
looro ur1Gn11nG - ~ eAenr
- - ysl Ny. D
r. OGnele get 1ho Wofss
&ftF Ox He
to Capturo u P1ymouen,
-fa- NJ g. a.ns
GO. 7rnnt q be llclmf0rccd
qo1l. 0rant . be Rclnforces

New Ymk Nov. ll.--Tbs TiDes Wash.
ington special says It is positively Asserted
BIZ high oflciAl authority that stanton va.
s. mSde Judge Of the supreme Court 49,
Boat 0ocrofnfv Of War. Others sAy Geo.
Banks viii b made Secretary Of War.
TIE Hesald's W ashingtou special says
privete note from City Point states that ~
ports from the front say that the enemy
wses unassing heavily there on Friday, ana
N attack On that wing was sxIected.
The nerald's Shenandoah Valley CORES.
pondent says that on Friday last the rebel
cavalry made their appearance IN 'front.' o.
Custar and Merritt, apparently tor the pur-
nose Of feeling Gen. 6hesidan's strength in
IL position 70 which he has fallen back q
Johnstown, four miles south Of Winches'
tee.
Altsr pretty heavy diminishing with them
for : short time, Custar and Merritt fell
back In order to draw them on, but the reb'
els, after advancing to where the Union re-
serves were in position, soon fell back has
lilly before several volleys.
Early on Saturday morning skirmishing
was renewed with much briskness between
tho opposing cavalry, with the same plan o.
slowly reccding, ~ on the preceding day. on
the Union side. It being Gen. Sheridan's de.
sign not to bring on general engagement
II possible, but the enemy could not DO in
duced to follow our piekets.
Gen. Sheridan then ordered Gen. Powell
TO advance with his division, and the rebels
were driven back with severe loss.
They rstrcatcd in great haste, sand wer'
pursued through and beyond Front Royal il
most handsome and spirited manner.
Besides what the suffered in killed an
wounded, Powell's men captured two o
their cannon, made prisoners Of $50, ans
took several wagons and large number .
horses.
Our loss il said to have been considcra
BE. Noshing but cavalry was engaged Of
either day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

MoxrnsAL, nov. 1.-THE case for p rose
cution Of the 81. Alban raiders closed Sat
urday, and it was decided 70 take the prs.
oners' voluntarily statements. Lieutenant
Young, showed the Commissioners from
Gedden the Secretary of War, and stated
the expedition was not projected in Canada
the object was retalited on Grant and Sheri
dan, that he was in communication with Rich
mond, to obtain important testimony. and
wanted the case postpocd so days. OtheI
prisoners making statements to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
Erie Railway,

BurBroed 0segs Dosbls 1sask ~ Ttlee,..A
teto New York, Dostoa, PhiisdeIrkia.
e.lnmere, Harrisburg aad e HoS1sea
Cities, carrying the 0ssso ThrooGA
United etetee uai1e,
IvxPnES1 TRAINS LnAVg pUNIlnI an !
IL Buffalo On the arrival 81 III 5fnine - ~
West vie the lahe Shore Railroad. eleo m fiei.
aeaaasa 81 W arrival Of trains vIsthe ~ ne~e1
Qasge Atlantic aad Crest western Hoilvss 49,
OIevelsnd, q. givi.1 .pssssngsss - oivse1sso
ftom Dunkirk or Bu4alo. q ffom Clevelss1 N
Of : Sig Foot Gauge. cossbinine eass and cosCS:s
without change, II wids, rpouy, palace ~. a.
rect 70 New York. 4 psflsstio. asssisei = -
other route. -.
~ f0R1REl0Hr
beewsee al points 8aot aud Wen. our cllilaea -
uprive!ed, 1orning closs aui psliaSle eesssstiss
q Dupkirk aad Buffalo with Wes(ern roade. ~
q Salamanca with The beoad Gauge Atisntis ~
Crest Western Railway, b. which route tSere -
no transfer between New York and C)eveiand
Express freight trains leave New York daiiv -
Al points IN the West mskiDe q auick tlIe NJ
- Iow rates = By my other route.
FOR freight q passage apply q m ~ psipelpel
once: n tie West aad 4 q Ulprf sisSgC CS5es.
70. 20 Droadwey, New York, and 81 Sc.iS 81.
+ =. New YsrE ls So: 80, 1ossss.
CHA6 MlNOT. Gel 0rp'l
8.6 SPENCkR Weoe'n mn
=: ~. BLASc.AaDs 0en'1 HreieAt Aaook
W. r. BAna Gal TSekef Acssf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

ST.. Louss. Nov. 1a.--Dispatches from The
Pacific Coast, dated the 9th, TO the st. Jo-
seph papers, say that San Francisco gtvse
Lincoln 5000 majority. II Is estimated
that California gives Lincoln g, 900 m9tori.
". Nevada and Oregon are both claimed
for Lincoln ~ 1000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

WAsa,sesss, Nov. 11.-It = cGeially
announeed thst ~ eGlcisAey - ~ ormy y
tho flsld requires that TIE fuF'oughs 9! ~
rce;mental oficers and enlisted msn nom
duty. shah terminate on IT, l4th instant. ~
Provost Narshals are required 70 take meas
ures to have such ofBcoeS and soldiers r.
turned 70 their proper command.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Information was
received to-day that the steamboat Superin-
tendent, attached to the Potomac flotilla,
exploded her boiler on Friday down the riv-
or, causing ! frightfnl sacrifice Of life. OF
e5 persons on board only 10 are accounted
fnp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

rr. MONROE, Nov. 1S.-The Richmond
papers Of Friday, the 18th inst, urge upon
their readers the nececesity Of being pre-
pared for startling news from Gen. Sherman.
It appears evident from the tone Of their
editorials, that they are already in posses
sion Of intelligence which they withhold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
Great Central D. 3. nall Re11e

- 49, VOoO1 ~ ~ " BOUu UXO
TASrwARD. fAsss passenger ts,sns ifsn
llChicago daily viz Mishiean Csstsal noilroe1.
..s.s es".s c..ncee..ss, q Ds<eit, nesaises
0rsss vgesessA Da1lwe0. III.
For buffalo. Niaesss r,lls. ToreeIe. pe,ir,. -.
ton, Prsecclt Montreal, Qusbec, PsfalaaI ~
and Ct 1tealo sd Suspsssion Bridgs wiIS New
7oehssser, SytAcsse. Utica, AlIasy, New YvsS.
beseoa. aad ell iutsrmsdlsis poia1s.
FOUR Daily Express Trains via q. ~. ~.
rom Windsot,. opPcsiss Detroit, 81 With CcSsss
=: fun throsgh y Toronto without chsare g.
delay, making the most expeditions and desirs.
Bridge, Buffalo aud the EAST.
Patent busters and venlilators on III Carr
y. 8. bank notes and postal eurrency 49, "A
par Tor meal and Refreshments q IL lie o61ins.
houses and refrcshment rooms e 10 M N ~
Crest Western Railway, -
Sleeping Cara. Il Ne latest inprevemesss. o
oil night trains.
Iietets vie these favorite Rossss ON y eslsi..
cd In all the Railroad Offices.
A. WALLlN0FORD.
Cent Wssgn Agent, u Lake g.. Chiceee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

New YoRk, Nov. 14.--Commander Nc
Combs official report Of the rc-capture by
our naval forces Of Plymouth, N. c., shows
the taking Of this town 10 have been very
handsome affair, and substantial in its re-
suits, as % cannon, many small arms, and
. large amount Of ammunition, besides some
prisoners, were captured.
An official inspection Of the late rebel ram
Albcnarle, blown up by Lieut.. Gushing on
the night Of the nth, shows that her ma
chincry is completely submerged, and the
entire top Of her casemstc blown off, She
lies on the bottom Of the Roanoke River at
Plymouth. Her armament is % inch rifed
guns, one Of which was still above the water
when our forces took possession Of the town.
Her rebel commanders report of her de-
struction to Mr.. Mallory, rebel Secretary oil
the navy, and a letter from another rebel Of.
ficcr, shows the CONSERVATION which her
blowing up produced among the chivalry 1t
Plymouth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

- - Coo00oa
NN AND AHIea SUNDAY NAV
~ lMhs 1eeA trshs vim leave0he oresH ~.
.tal Union Depot, bet u Lake slsesA - S.ils~s.
"a - ss:svs 5000. Arm. q Dsiss.
fidee, A:Oe Z. -; DaGalo. Zoo >. e: 1Ihssv
S:lS P. =. uew Yeek, ssoo ?. nj Decaon. ia.3
zoo 3 -. /; ssssr1y sssssp>sA. Arrive /. n.
troit 500 = n; T6sonts, l,lS =. n; 9sspsnciSo
bsidgc 4:le ?. NJ Dulkls, 80 :. -; xi6esS
as New York, f1:SO Z H.; Dss0on. 400 ~
1000 ?: -, 0s9.r1ays ssd Ssadays e1sspasd. ii
rive u Dets0lt, 1000 p. -; Tefsaso, Sos 5. ~
Suspensioa Bridge. S:1o p -; AlbGny, 10 q
n; New York, 3:46 p. ~; Boston ,S;00 B. =.
1H.C1NKAfI fnAlIn ot
(via. Michigan Central Z. ~
f.esve Chicago = $40 : :, Nal 1saiss ~
chis.so rsss through Z Co., ,'s,sSssS
eh.ase q cars e haseaga. n n
Tattsn's Patent vsaiila{3ne ~ Wermans A..
efatee on q Cara u this Conpsay. ~ oess1
Smeesfs' C9, WisA 8schrs feSSsc. - 11as5v tssS
Added 70 dey Ifeins. PaAsus sleerin9 - -
aighA tr1t ,Dptne Chedted ThrucSA: ! 80
Through Iictets f6r sals q III priocipsl nan.
oad Omces II The West, = The 6s1erel OSss.
prner q llan nd Doarben essssss, (ue1ee ~
temont HOuseO Chicago, lad 4 The depot.
q. 9. WENTWORTH. dssss:, W. S:ssss ~ e.
Agent, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

nlsslsslppl ! nlsosarl RallfeaA
Trains run ~ Chicaeo NLne whilh ietwelvo nin-
uies faster thar Davenpoft tfne.
~ AND AFIER MONDAY, 10Y. "a, 1oo1,
Osnt gntiI fsrthss notiss, inins ~ aeevs
9l6A. =. for Osiansol ed Washiagten.
$50 A. 4. freight accommodation Tor 0rinnell
10 2. =. freight pass e .s<s - y.
1rainS strive = Dsvesport - Ssse6s:
l1eo 4. Z. freight md eseon1sdaAiss hsa'
Iowa City.
44SPn. freight md ssesmnodsaisa fFoo
0rinnsll and WGehin4son. lT
COZ. =. express ffon 0finnel1 nj 4n1eotine
The Is Z. N. train out Of Davsnpoet, makea
direct eouusetion q 0sinncll. lows City, and q
Wsshinetsu, with the Wsstcen Ytago Co.'S 81
ees for a points West, South Wess and North
West.
Tain from ~ vset eoaDeet . Deseele'
vith trains ofthe Chicago : Rock Island RR.fs
III points East North, and South.
Passenger ~ reminded Of The neoessity o.
giving distinct directions - TO the destination o.
SagRses, also 10 procure tickets belbre taxing
| heir seats in the csss. J. r. TRACY, Supt
| l. XmsALL. Asst Sup't now ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
Plttsbsrg, II ". Z CO.. =, =,

:, 81! \! shortest llae from Chissgo = New-Yesk
boston, Aihsay, hssle ~ bssIIrS. CI. NJ !;
Colnmhus, Cineinnati, Wheelln9. 6aytoe. M
al cities and town.. 6stwssh C6Ieerc - thoss
points shove nsmed.
Ttsins leavs ~ weef SID Usion Depot ~.
ner neaIsca - Canal Streets Chicago. q q.
NAILS, evssy ntsai6g, sxestt okeio1e
Hx!RSas. every evseiag esSsps 8sssfdsys.
notn Trains eOnneeetng - bit Wayne With ~
trains q ne 70 edo and Wabash Railway, & seos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

b. l.. =.
Zeno, Narimus Capitatus,
The laws that regulate health, are Of importanc,
to all.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS
The Greatest Medicine Of the age.
A sure antidote for sickness, and . refuge from
Sorrow, Pain and Disease.
They are admitted to be the
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
for general use. Purifying The Blood, and
cleansing the system from all impurity, they are
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
and mild in their operation.
Read sehat they sciH do:
q gentle and effective purs.sivs.
bilious arrangement removed.
Olcanser of the Blood and system.
|Debel,ty and Loss Of power dispelled.,
Energy supplied to the Muscles and NervsA
f. .,s 1rrsgul.ri.ie. removed.
Oloomy anticipations banished.
Headache entirely cured.
Irritation Of the Stomach removed.
q aundice and Liver Complaiats cured.
Kidney diseases relieved.
I loss Of appetite and sick stomach removed.
melancholy and Ennui dispelled.
u euralsia and Nervousness cured.
Qpium and other stimulanss avoided.
4 implies and Eruptions removed.
nin'y and Sore throat healed.
hheumatism soon allevisted.
C:eep produced Sweet and Sound.
! oOthache and inaamed gums relieved.
y rinary diseases benefited.
itality produced in the nervous.
" orms invariably expelled.
q actly the Medicine Wanted for
y Dung and old can use them.
ZIeno. Maximus, Capitatis.
6RYAN'e l1fR pllLA.
nave been used BY thousands with success.
HuHdreds Of Certificates cos h. a1e,sa.
I Iney regulate the Stomach, Liver and Biiisry
ness, 0tddinesa, Diuness Of Gieht HeeascSs.
O'ek stomach, and other Kiadeed eonplsires
1h0ss II q NercOWs teapperus.eaf >ean.s
s!ceness sdds beener 0nctiaA 3 "a ~ -
", become blessed rita eelo er;stssae ~
ehsir tssss II aagxjsA AZ oRone1i = fssrs -
,cy b ssisg them.
rnr ok |; is;R''sd With brilliant sAessAs.
rHx soi ri,h new idess and words u ars.
-, With indomitsb)s cour,rs.
raz nl S;a asst'ss' conceptions 4 y. future.
rHr MECHANIC S';f A1Sfi'i,s'' 'sss sad p.v.s.
rHE Au n;ss SS1f'i'hs sssrU.
rHr s1s :5ss Tin 'h's entrances.
THE MUSICIAN SIC { Net n:'os''s'v.'...
,,.,, With rentsrous smotiors.
TIE DBSP AIRlNG. hspsr.
A Dox of 13srAx's 1acs pms. -, -
rw9mTv.e1v9 oemro-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14
THERE ~ NO CHAN0R or CIRa
cAseses ny: ~ lpsee,,vr

AID ~ ONE CnAM08 bslwsen
CmcAso AxD RniAsoasniA, - - Nnv2 Zen
VIA ALtsnsUa,
Wsedfufcs s(atA Lem lleeplng cam
threue6 70 81 Eastern Cieles I'D - - M
Iosecsse ths Shsstaes nsale, 0sss1eGs &
sAviNa o. fwo NOUNS mn
AK |0B zzOXH1N VA 1HR H0R3
4 ,aeh Mx1Y 4Q4Rg4T OF
- sale = - petneipel nakst 0Gees = ~
Usiss Dell, ~ U - q - -
:. ..-.. "a noLI tDAI. nslssA 49, 4
=. 9. cLrf'L AsD. = y. - S..sssr
e.. ~ As.s. t;sss-s -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

=. = wocs, =. .. .. v. ssswAsP. :. ;.
mrs. WOOD Z 0I'EVvART.
DHYSlCIANS AND SURGEONS. HAVING
L permanently located in Davenport. are pre-
pered to attend 70 calls IL the various branches
Of their protession either Ia city Or esuutry, day
or night.
art's fesidence ID the late Dr.. Thistle's house.
near The Aethodist Church, % 9Th street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

New YoRk, November 14.-Mr. Sedden.
Jet Davis Secretary Of War, in his repori
recently submitted to the Rebel Congress.
in the review which he makes Of the cam.
paign Of 1854, claims succession of victo.
ries. He demands = more vigorous con.
scription, and is in favor of armine the
slaves, but docs not perceive any immediate
necessity for it.
The Governor Of Georgia in his message
to the Legislature makes some strong COM
plants against JEFF Davis, on account ofthc
lattcr's failure to defend Georgia against
Sher,nan's army. He considers the capture
Of Atlanta severe blow to the rebel cause,
Is thorough disciple Of the State Rights
Dogma, It is with shivering dread ne ob.
serves the fearful strides which the South
Is making towards q Centralized Govern
ment, yet still, though he is very anxious
for peace between the North and South
He Is opposed to any separate State action
to gain it, and thinks no State can honora.
bly, withdraw from the Confederacy with
out the consent Of the others, but iavors 4
conventio Of al the States. He says the
leader Of such proposition to the Govern.
ment Of the United States by JET Davis.
would be no sacrifice Of dignity on his part.
The Richmond Examiner prctcnds to have
= correspondent at Washington, who says
Buffers canal will soon be completed.
Grant will be reinforced by 10000, and
then with fleet of 80 gunboats now assemb-
ling on James river, grand land and naval
attack is to be made on Richmond.
The Washington correspondent urges the
armng Of three hundred thousand slaves.
and says that the tarc rumor that this prom.
osition vas being seriously entertained in
the Rebel Capital. sen. up Gold 20 per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-The Commercia1's
Washington special says that Sheridan has
handsomely checkmatcd the movement y
Early on our flank. He has sent them back
and prevented the contemplated advance
upon the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The
particulars will be seen soon.
The Treasury Department win anticipate
the payment Of tho January interest in Gov.
eminent bonds.
The rsbei authorities have made . propo-
s't'on 70 our 0overnmedt asking leave 70
Iotcnaoe blankets il the Northern States FOR
S ~ pssscnsrs. paying therefore in cotton.
4ne question b under advisemenf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-14

TlAMILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
- on hand the best quality Of ProvisioAs,
Hollow ware, Kerosene Oil, ete. t'
6scend street, bstwssD Brady end Pessy, d.
export. myl4-dfy
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-08
Telegraph
FRIDAY. July S. 1864.
FIVE TO ONE.


BY rAUAeIAN.
Oh Z was glorious victory
When Duppels forts were won
Zach German heart should bound with Joy,
We were but fivo 10 one
For weeks We cred in safety.
To test our rided gun;
But hardly venturcd TO attack
With only five to one
We practised on the villages,
shot mother, infant son,
Old man and maiden-this was right,
With only five to one
Brave wrangel looked on gleefully;
lie called It splendid fun;
All things are fhir I'm war, he cried,
With only five to one
Fatigue and want soon thinnd their ranks
And then the deed was done.
Which ended in our foes defeat,
And We but five to one
In ancient days no valiant Goth
No Vandal, Pict, or Hun,
Fer gained so great victory
With only Eve TO one
our good King wept, the music played,
cannon our ears did stun.
And told of Prussia cunquerinV.
Win only five to one
Health to the brave who stormed the heights.
And danger scOrned TO shun,
And dared to strike a wearied foe
With only five to one
Prussia's great day has come at last
Her vict'ries have begun
from battles she will never shrink,
When she has five TO one
Yes twas a glorious victory
When Duppel's forts were won,
Each German heart should bound with iov.
We were but five 10 one
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-08
RAILROAD LINES.

1874 CAMDEN 2I5 AND Al ALLAN 1854
THRotGH N Two ,aoGRsiM
On and Siter MoNDAY, july T. trains leave ZINE street
Ff5TS MiI, aS 80 fS5lSws- g NJ.
FTcsht, Win passenger attached; 915 AM.
Express (hrough in hOursl 20Oe. NJ.
Atlan!ic Ai accommodation, 4i5 7:
HEGSHSISS 5ada SRtsntia hgAySs sis NrANTc
FHRsfSis F4dRsSt. ii&o ia A. NJ n,
Mail, 4'4S p, ST.
Junction Accommodation. s.22 Am,
81 are to Atlantic tG0O Round Trip TickP<s (gooS only
EXTRA HADDGNFiELD TRI, ms,
Leave sRyS H%S cHss iS H. and s"d9 g
Mail t,0,n sr ,,oa;s ON sEISDAYS I1SioA vs. .-
Is5S-Lt 6. - ,','.s " :, JOHN q. BRYANT, Agent.
Aeared leaving the beach one of Inc most delightful on
NEST JERSEY TaH6.y RAILROAD ,aIs
70, 1851, ,frOU WALNUT Str ssS Wharf - O'
Meqnd ioA. I SrE and M4{; at f;sOp.M
For Salem and BRIDGET S1, at A. NJ and 4PM
Far Woody GIong' and 10 A. M and and tao ~ n
Cape May fifS IfS IaAlNS "a anS 70 EEnEE fM
nnNlie az 4oA M, and 1852 and $50 p NJ.
SrdFcton fGS% a5 at 4 q n %|@ Il {l;g i.55 N n
%nsSbo,o Sb "t l9aad $50 223, 800 and 7ae P NJ;
s12P.M. '''' -'' W anu
THE West JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
~ omct NO WALNUT Street "ill cali tor and deliver
business Ticary IrticlSs taken by A. NJ. lines only,
Sshn pe sent to ne office ne evening previous.
4. NJ: special messenger accompanies each train.
my'L J.YAN RENSsELAER, superintendent
Erl1rEz7zzrz7 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA
" s 0ADmFor BErdLEHEM,
ION, WILkEsBARkE, wlLLIAMsHORr.
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Lists ofsuhscrphon open until the $1,000 shares
subscribed pay able per share to the order of Alder
man JAMES MoCAHEN, the Treasurer Of the Company,
No, iCG WALNUT Street, or Vt No. l2i WALNUT Street,
or at the ohIce OF the Company, No. 2l3 WALNUT
Street.
The public invited 70 cali Tor pro .pectus iy5.tf
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EsEIS--A FOR NEW WORCESTERSHIRE
7s55,. 80. Sgd swsure Lines, via Delaware an1
h'WNll anu me steamers Of those lines are Iaayi,
daily a. II ociock NJ. and O clock H. M from tbir5
above Walnut street. '' ''N'N 'uuu
Tor hoight which win be taken on oo,,p,,,,t,
DELAWARE Avenue. NN7 NN'
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SHIPPING.

~efFTS, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER.
spool, touching at Queenstown Cork Uar,nr -
hI SHOWN steamers Of the Liverpool New YORK and
dMmlauepma steamship Company are intended 10 san as
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, July 9th,
IdIa OF BALTIMORE, Saturday, June 10th
EINA, saturday, July 28d
North River. '' ''' ~" -
RATES OF PASSAGE.
iq T9ys3ie i , ln Cold or It's equivalent in Currency
Iil't Iahh .SsOOO Steerage. sq5.OO
Eirht cabin 10 London 700 Steerago to London gi.S9
Eirot SaDn TO Paris $500 stoerage to Paris ~ G601
ann 70 Ilambug 5000 SteoraRe 10 HAMBURG 8500
lhaseheefs are also forwarded TO Ilavre Bremeu E,teT
Hiul, AhtN erl &cr ~ equally low rates.
ares nom Liverpool or Queenstown -First Cabin az
~ Slu9 hleeIape rom Liverpool and Queenstown S5
here at these rates. ' N'' D"5 'VAels
foriwher Information apply at the Company's Offices.
~ -, ,,v JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
NO III WALNUT Street Philadelpbla