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RAILROAD t,vEs.

e. psp- PENNsYLvANlA 1894
et& wv. C.N rtsL W 40 ~ IsryH Is
'"T TBf rs VEST N5Ri sii iiiiwEsF, tND SGUfH G@r.
tQuTmes 'ud aclm e. or e sa's .peed,. ~, ~ S aBy,
~ I'ahs m cave lie Depot at atELsvENru and MARKET
Mail IRA 20 A. "
IIinrth xrfess ~
pakcshutR Tram. so T. w. II
POKE hu IRAN No.2 at..... o.. .......... Wl - "
tntish ~ Arcumm dsi 90 nt.......... .-...'' to,p "
raa X,coumo iaa a.,,ycs ;;,,ii 6a st G,1p.I
1lr ray,ur.rs o. ~ fasi Lne ,aten s'iss ", nv er
ne uiph ~ ne logan Hon %, and IN ne mn', ny Z uhy
- ,ci NJ al g. ,,, ny ri isnnsr f1r an po us.
oa,rph ,icw 3, nus sdo. of tho entire une and !"
l6' Tlroo'h ESrre., Tram run, dny' ali the other
'' u'FS FoR FitrSRTRG 'Si Hs Avp TIE WEST
90 vi l5sin tas me ard u TaSn 1 nsgress % e ooa ,s
ton @ ,@ba g,,nf N.r The ~, cs %'s' 20 Ie Mss
III r'iGt, s,c,,sble by rsirSsi TbT"th ricks.s 20
Sro d. SIo " a hsso ss ~ Rag co%e nq bs2
ioi Cncil ~ L. loneyile a,ro aud al ther phneiph
iSnIN>k. .BRAN@1 4 SiLRoAO.
IT, Iegpsn ESrTs:i eSy9s & @rM connects ,g g,
Fier' r'Ns.Rt' r@ kNn 1CREssov BRANCH RAILROAD.
10, ttersbutg irau leaves Ces'oH f's EbsosbuR
WoILGpAY .BuRu BRANcH R1An
io5Or s., ganace a, Moons WHO ira ns for Hoadsys-
httt a. . NJ nuut " A. " .......,,.. ,....s...
II I'M hNI 'LtAhl 'i ~ VIA W. IA i.hoNDs
uers ~ ltour !th nan o' Wdy DE aud tllips-
hup, ana hf Buh ~ To- Nmr' Nliruai Wr Forf NAtuaat
MIltsh = end le J. Llie 49,. o.. .,,,. -, ,,.....,.
~ Nl'N'l'ON NM hhv'' W hNlhh,lNb
Iht lly'' - fNt I'h- tlN' 'h'Ht at ~ " ~ clu-
lf 10 o. lllnU t""h Win iAh h're'ch thu h ooag
nun A'h.t n a..-,., go. ,,,,,, &c, ,,,,. .,,r,
NbhlhIhN ~ - u \ ~ -liiL4 NbbLiHAA AMI
IL W n'lhi.ON'n ID,
Tor surhrp VII su port, Lut Haven. EImira. so-
Cbe,ur tu ~ ,anu ~ EhIa Gus, ptS''nsrN "Nlls wy
Mhl llah AZ ~ \. NJ O. or" l"9u.u NplNss AZ
l'f' '. M.' dHuN eAce't Nn'dals. e. uItCN "a,
vhh'W cOa'ge Z" cars b'"e'h Flhuo'phm hhu W.
Ian sIntt. 80 49,. 49,. ...,..,. ., .-,--
Der nulk II M Ntk, hnG ,it'l lStl NJ 1 n9trNns
IaNnt az ~ W hh. | J. W., on eet At SoumO'a
win uaius on NE y tle Su'l4l Wnlr'a1 p,
O. hl Ekl ANl v n ~ kNILNIAI'' - -.
The VAL IRA a. % VI A., tnd nro,gh ,hNP,&ess & ~
lu'ui N m"cnI''t ~ Jar uurt WIN " HhnS IVY A'10'
| CbHmlorstn .. aud hstt q own 90, ,,.,,,.o.,,
NAh NENhl h,t ~ - u hh.tt - -f.o ~, ..-o.s
IRE raj euNlne z" a u an E'u n. eohneot
a ID tinit'"n VIZ tIh u on tIiS 'oau !" "3'ucaous
1 anu 81 intermediate -lau us .. ,...z s..,,.-
tui ia 'he n'r mH,ol sphN ~ t.S Iasei-st S'aioh'
! :, T. cornG o: tLLN u ana MtNNthh : res's
JAMEN .',WIEN. Tlcke' Agent
GOWN lAlN'N , llONEIN, 80 -
For - 69 o. y m hlh-,M very LNtes. iol wy, Wy W. W.
comm dalton pe sous v NJ oui of town. OF located on
! or THCar q e lnt OF The Fotd .......
| COVFON T'tFEIN, ---.-
For 20 TRIP he'Wert a. wv" t'h,S ~ 40 VI t"o Seuts
per mio. Tesr u'k'N att w. nhca nr thr use o Iahl-
les frequent nud ~ great 10
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DIR. WEIGHTS
REJUNEE ATING
EllAlBl

4 few doses restore tho
appetite.
Three bottles cure tho
wuTst aar ui iuiputency.
a few doses cure the low
spiritd
Our bottle restores mental
power
A few dOscs bring the roso
10 The cheek
THIS medicine restores TO
manly w or ard robust
heath Tho poor, debiltated ,
worn down, and despHlr'ng
doVO,te OF sensual pleasure.
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GOSSIP ABOUT mE. FE<sENDEN.
Personal Appearance" Rud CbUrHcLeris-
ties of the New secretary of the Trea-
surS How h" Drpasrs, Talks, and Acts.

Personal Appearance" aud CbWrIcteris-
ties Of the New Secretary of tue Trea-
surS S-B"w lac Drrsses, Talks, and Acts.
From the WeStchester Republican.
Within Put Fessrnden stands at this time
without a doub', at the head of the American
Senate. / supp Sc him 10 be nearly SIX ieet in
he Chr, vUssihl' tW 0 inches under that me tsure-
D.epi, and be would 1T, IN my judgm,n', wei III
over one bundle aud fifty or sixty pounds His
face long and Ia her severe in expression, heavy
eyebIt WIS, eark brown hair strtaked with grey,
worn rather long and with slight inclination 70
cuIl. / juUg. him To Le about h-t tive ye RS Of
age. l should not Ihiuk him u III IA Of strong
IioDd' hips, and yer he seems 10 u! nu familiar
terms wrh all tht SruatnrS, Osc tsiuuallY GujOY-
ing kiud Of dIy laugh with those vino come to
bm, 4 To whom be gucs ~ chat
He pays lttle attention TO style in dress, being
behind the ta-luOn, but there il nothing Oi the
81 ', II IN his Appearance. His voice Is clear,
laihtr sharp in tOu' aud he speaks naturally aud
with Al out tie proper amount Ut gcsturs. lie
impress, p Hnl Que who hears him that he is no,
ttlkiI for Ia ks sake, hut is simply filing his
JusiIlUu rs statesman by bringing the pJFsrs
of his mind ia the ruCidntiou of he pject IN it-
ter under discus on. There is hing .iur.d IA
the sly 10 Uf Mr.. FessendcD, bat on the contrary,
biS oratury solid, prObiug and VT suiii;eatly
g'mcciLl To secure the attention of his aud dence.
IpTerumr ihr great point which lttrIcis attention
10 ana pruducrs udui alton for tue Maine Sela-
tor is the exceeding cearnrss Ofhls fac intellect
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How MFR. Lincoln Acted after the Resig-
nation of Mr.. Cbnsr-E1e ThimtS~ ''t.Ir
Lord Never Deserted FEIIu.


Say he CORES spUndent of the Springfield Re-
puh.icGB The Pieridtnt was very Ow-zpircd
on sd6y-lhe day on whirh he scut IN the
nom nation OF Dave Tod He seems To huve been
tettTttd 0f lts usnal good sense when be sent
IN LIS nHme 10 the senate, The terhng vas
ultan M MS in Congress that for snrh ma u
suCCted Mr. Cnuse WAS Iuiunus 10 the inauceS.
On TIM hday night Governor Tod sent in hts
d,rlh sti y, and Mr.. Lincn.n went 10 bed npDo
II, aiO, rs be- sayB, before morning he Was s,ti,-
II thar PITT Fes,enoen WAS he man. f. rIY On
FRIDAY he oder the notinati ~ he IN tle
out, and Major Hay Out d t"n 10 the S"uats.
Five m'uu,es aiter lc had lett Senator Fcsseu-
den en- tIed the Presidential apartment, aui was
soon discussing the situation Mr.. Liuron
did not e him what he had dOue, hut discussed
MI. Chasrs 10, gHatiun tor short time, Hud
n en- SHIu, " M FC srnrcu, | have ma! u uew
nomination o. is m IN ny, which trust you vii
HpiruNt have sent your own name in" Nj.
Frsset d,u was greatly surprised aud am 'zei.
liz r. p ier, "Eou uu tTerail il; yUu can over Gke
Hay wilh a messenger uuw u You will. Please
tni lin, al once iur cauuOt isSIblv take IT,.
Mn htHlth VII nor permit ue 10 mint nt II fOr
a m, men" y I she eslJcut wds drl. You
II ust TAI G IT," lie said, wrd tor ~ the day he
scAt WuIu al u s:--"Ivll frSSGnd"u 10 stick "
Meantime rei,Wams from all paris Of the
q, uuriS came POI ring In upOu him, con yratu-
lst ~ % m up his admiTunir sr,ecti u. AZ
niplL Mr. LlnCuh, wdt in me spiTits, aud he rN-
c'aiu.tu 10 Mr. wa Il, whu was urrsert: -" The
Lur. hu- ttyrr Nrt d-.erted me, and | did not
ftiirvr hC Would this time l' WA, Mr. Liu-
g u's IN en- iyu 20 scrdiu the name OF eN-IJver-
OF Bon WeI II Mr.. Fr,seuCcn had pOsid, ely
declined,
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Price. .CHEROKEF REBTE
nN, 81 Der bo'tIe, or thtcd
bOtl,s tor So
Price. CHEROEFE IN
JECTlOE 81 per bottle, or
three bOttleB for 60.
Sent by express 10 any ad-
dress on iereipt Of } rice.
Sold by all druggists every
where.
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For fun particulars, get a
Circular fro IN any Drug
Store IN the country, r
W -ito the prOOrie urs, who
win MAJ free, t. any one de-
string the samr, a tull troa-
tise IN pHmnnlet form.
Prices, 81 per bottle, or
three brtt es for S., and tor
waTdeh nv TX 10 all
parts Of the world.
AOld by al respectable
druggists everywhere.
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d.. FOR NEW RK.--DESPArCa
uklihs ssss--- ana ssgttsurs Lines, va delaware 400
~ ~ Canal The cleaners of these ulcs are iesvng
dsiN az lz ocock n ano ocl ck q 81. hon thiId pe
ahoyc Wninu street
tfrms slpy 70 WILLIAM a. BAIRD & CO., No. l9l A.
DELAWARE. Avenue,
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IN. CuEROkIE M.DI-
CfAL6 are oiu b. ail enter
Jrlsl g drupgi5:s ~ me eiNi-
uIEd world some unpTln
cip'ou de- ers, luwes r, ny
tutel wn Z. ltHs Cou pound 2
ih place Oi these - ih"se
witch the, 0an get nt ~
gutap nice rsd mAKe muI q
n.uLtl hy soiimf thnu me y
rar on thc cir hOhrEl
MEuICIkFS. A. ypu value
yalr teu.tb-# ave, tAl uea IN
OtS ut ufs pring- d. a." DO
Cec NED b, such unpfin-
ciuIed Ou ~ s's. a b iar
DE CuEhUKfE MEDI-
H.HnH.. ..H #..U an "a NHT
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II T. n ItY 4 PIP l. 10.
GAUGBR AND COOPER,
NO. ao6 r.. WATER street,
pslow walnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.
INV "7-TI7 "T30|T
PHILADELPHIA.

Imitation DranlJ eud wine Casss and on Kinds OF
work mad, Of Old and tew stu1 always oa haad or
nade 10 order
COAL PACKED ~ h0asHEADs FOG SHIPPING.
Al kinas Of fTunaing pune.saug attended 20. IyI-im
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RAILROAU LINES.
1914 CAMDEN AND ALLAN 1904
ICOt. TIC RAILRJAD. ICOt.
SIMMER ARHA HASGEMEHT.

1894 CAMDEN AND ALLAN 1894
THROUGH rs TWO ioUR5ll
-Four rai da!y tn Atlantic Guy;
On and amer MONDAY, Juy trans leave Vine street
M Mn u? ?.So t5,''"
EApress uhrough iu2 houisl 2COr.h.
Allan ic ncc ,nmndatlon, 10 p n
Acconno, = 'on Atantic) $40 A. NJ.
Tull Il5UA NJ.
Jm,cr n irc mmodaon G22 A.
Ear 70 Allan ic, s2Oo found 1rp Tickets (gooa only
IN KN iXDDoSfiELm TRAINS,
l. L'ayf ave- H.Gon H%S sr d is tx n " aaa aHS n
Msn I ain a.r Arlartc ieat es Vine street ; 9OA.M
Leaves Atlantic s4S p ~, o,,,, =, ,,,,,.,,, -.
m bar which as made last year has en,relv ,sp-
noard leaving the Deacl one Of the most dvlgn'm on
the coast
r--T-. ryssgsarz.,tE- NORTH PENNSYLVANIA
D0N g. S'f6wN. EASTON, MNCCH CHUNK. HAzLE-
O'' sUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
ADDITION A. TRAINS
viii leave the Dept, ilnHD street above hlinp
81 street Philadelphia, daily snndays eEeeptedD. As
~iA N, teHgGe,'i IqT Bethlehem, Allentown. Maueh
9l5 NJ. Acoon modst or i,oYiestown
lO'l6A tA'e mmodatouj tor bot Washington.
34t Pm tkAp essl Tor etulchsm. E,ston, sc.
4'I5 T NJ. SAID for D0N lestGwn
5laP NJ tACruumudDIun) T BcthlcE'm, Allentown,
MRuct thuIk
6l&P. N. (ACCu' m dRliUn) for tansdAlr
IL Z. NJ. fAcccnimuda l1H) too Fort " tshingtun.
1RAlNS FOR PHlLADELPHlA
cave Bethel en- At $50 A NJ, 20 Ma d5 OI 2. "a q.
poyL stcVu BtG 20 A. M..54 F. NJ. ., and p. NJ
For, Sr %as6mrion V%lS iSS at at II gsA " sndaP.M
o. STEBANS.
Philadelphia tor B,th'sh m atD \ NJ
Pm adcph.I i.r boyle town az 3 q. "
DOylest0wu ter Ph 'adrlphn Ai - A. NJ,
Ben e'tm t'T rEiaslpim at - VI
HhmHuh Bav-Hge EN 'rEs viii cali llr Gad d5l'FfE
b,tpHge a. the depot OIiu.a may be len al No IL 3.
THIRD Street
jrta ELLIS CLARK. AGENT
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@ lnr'eiolne mas oeen
.l..,,',''. ssnsDo ~ .ilo mus NJ, ,u'h'h!
niouiSai .s', uieli VI tle uhy anu
~ ~ n p'y,lou'lVeu p,''.'l.l " w
vho sl W " .no % soate : hh'u''Ai
ui1so' 1,.'' !, eii,s .,,,,. VI ", ~ l. ase -,
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Itis prepared IN a hiyhly
concentrated d fJ,m, the d. o
only being rrHm one 90 Two
tea ruonfIlE three times per
dHt,
II is dinratc aud altcratve
IN rs actiuns purl yiug and
cleansing III hlno cRug ng
II TO huw iu all uf a.. origin y
puTt, and v Rnrs thus re-
moving from he system al
peruic Gus ctnses wnioh have
Induced disease.
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If Ss-~ BOSTON AND PHILADELpUlA
ssrs s- steam -oiip ire s4iIinr rlm earh port
E.ttLItAhS 3, lr,n uts VIVA shove rlN. street
InHadtlrtA ard Iuug Whtri, BIst From drat Rrau
Ihe steam rip SAXON. MHrlavs. wW s4u f.nu PHI
hccph Ton Eosrlu. on sat riHy Juiy i.a 20 r,lnck
A. n upn he kchuthlp MORN N, EaEer, rrou s0.fIn
g. 7 Philadelphia ON ,ome dly, ats 10. a..
These uvr Fiu substantial aei uish ps torn regular
Uuf, sam r'r M each 10 punctu sliY un Saturda
Iufs enec'ed AZ ona-hs the ~ MUM charged
f11i vessels.
fuiihts fHEt n az fair "a
shpper, sIe relu,sed io SEND SIP Receipts ana Bns
Luuiug with thciri a. d.,
for Freight or Possape thaying nne sccommooadonsl
aprY 60 aESHN NfNaOh Ntu.
af-t No 3l1 4 nFLAW ARE A.taus
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Bsads, Sc. sc


ITTUET nTCEASESf SECRET Disc ASESl
SH'i'i'h s..tIF " '.itir
- - ~ - giiri
. y. ~ M Nv ~ a pl W tt
IhI MOST 'iHlAlN hLht'' E'h" '7'''
Yes e s'N,,S SuI' ~, , ,,.-r o ry,,r,.r1s t
nHNv"tiuN 81 ~ III a., - ny m ,'-,. ',. ~ "''
n,.lIs. n Ni"t," Al 90 /" 'a ,,,ssc "a, .,''
Nnh ven WI. W ~ 'HE' " , . "a -. ...,. .,,
. CO es ~ lrvm IN0 10 "ur my ''u ,.it.'[ i
"tvortN four hours tr,"ar d py Lreu '1.' n. Wy
lniv HitN O. ft'nsl ylnla. one oi IN" most 'h'"'''
Dool' r. ANA 1rm'Et ul ne resent NY ..-.-.
20 lNIu7t Er. 30 lkoIhLt' 30 'hNHob NlLA ~.
lci b sc Who nav, aevpGTvi ~ selsl- Ne r % AZ
nave bttn k"lB'u WIN haI Alh ''pM'a'Y VI "'iN"J'"'
once ny tue ,.,,,,,,.,,.,., .,,rr
SAMNhl ~ y 'lt t.
SEN bE manu- pla" .hNe" ..
iiict, ma' lHchat's'N o. F'hAe' -
,,,,,, u,o,,,,, ,,n. .p,t praont,t,
HLu'Bl bLoob'' bLoeb''' hL''"''''
- - ......-,. -,.-,,.,..
SCEOf lLA, IltfRS. SORES. Nfolh, If.AlEh0'
.. Sc rs "olLS. .,,.,
SYPHILIS OK NG, EtEAL DlSEASEs' &C. &c
, An Nhii ~, 9,,,,.,
hu1l NNn ~ hh ~ !, r.
Ia 0ne.td J eunhliG as losil = cure ,,,,,
SYPHILIS u ' NENt hENi. Disc Nhf.S the 0AhN-
Rl1AN tOnl Az Httb dIt ~ u tne mvst IN % po.e,t' ~
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AnRANuEMEN aErMLEN rnLLlDaLPnIA n
sFNPPiNG.

,.ef-.e strAai WEEKLY 20 LIVER
~ ~ -. riu IHu u'ur az Queenstown gork q ira4r
UaEu sfrsTa-rt OF tI Liverpool thvw i4r,, agl
Phud pho s'cImsuIp Company are nteudod 70 sail
to.uvr
CRY on BALTIMORE saturday. June 18th.
I'HA, -Nt"rday duly t3l
f.lN t' $50, EffuIoUN .UlV taAl4
Bnutrt .usv-rona Saturday noon, from r..r Nc. 90
hurtA River.
HAIES o. FAS5HuE
Fuy.u DOB Cold, Or II. ugut aIegt .H -JlruIcys-
tr-t On lu 4t1 -rtur Flr........ 30 90
Ubir Lon don $50 90 London 300
Ils' T.ul 10 rH -.. o. Paris ....,. 90 40
Infrt.bI O. IawuHus 30 Ju .teTsge 90 al Hur' % 10
Ibsser also tYrg -rr,d 10 rtt Bremen Rn ter
dam, Au, crp, SC equally tow raves
IWeu nom LNerp,u. oT Qu-CEstNN .rir8t NHOtu, 81
81 500 ~vCnpp irTu liv rIuoi Id Once YstUwu, 80.
IH,tr VITO 0. 10 sard for sher frieuos buy tickets
here Hl These rH'p-.
Dor urbef Information appl} ui zoe oemnauys o1loss,
JOHN "a. DALE, 4. en-,
no IA WALEul street. Philadelphia
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UOR w. r. MERwTN & CO.'S COLUMN
Iron tHE CuEUOKEE MEDtCtNEs.
coMroUsDEp TuOM soors, Banks, AND LEAVES.


CHEROEEE REMEDY.
the pteat Indian Diureilc,
cufta az diseutcn Df The
uiinafy uruaus. tuch 30 In
cuutireuci or the Urine, In
famm tion of the Bladder,
Ind mmatinr Of tfohidueys,
stnnc tn The Bladder, S'nc
trrr. Gravel, elect, CON r
rhna md "a especially rf-
CONNER dcd w those Ctsss NJ
, uu Aibns or Whies In
male. whore an the o'd
mansions mcdiCine8 have
flIlal.
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x; rxaraez7 READING RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LIE
FROM pHllAiitIPH 4 TO TIE INTERIOR OF
QuEIlAENA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WNOMiAG VALLEYS,
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THE WEST JERSEY SXpREsS roMpANY,
one No NALHi AtfseL IN car fol and deliver
Baggage, aud stterd 10 thr branch pf ENDress
busI NGrg Aricics iusr rn hy A. 81. II only,
ana must he sgni g. tha nflrr u . event p-eYors.
Peushabr ar iCles ~ This Inc must he befe 6K
,. n. A sptcal messepro' acrf mt- es each tram
my3l VAN REN I'll Err ~uUsrIme enuent
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aS4E NIfls-ssts't LINES IL mulehc MS MONDAY June
20. 1874, ,frUm AIM 4 Street Wharf
FOR CAPE NAY.
tbaid 10 A. NJ dhJ at 43O p. NJ
For SaiFm ana Bt tdletor. 81 Q NJ. and p. NJ.
For GlAssDOfo. ats 81 and ~ A. n ana 30 n N.
f"r NOtdburN, Gluucss er, ayR asa A 81, II NJ,
ana 4 and e. NJ.
EE1CRNING TRAINS LEAVE
Cape May ard II o. A. VI ana q 10 NJ.
NJ viit n. g. a. Ind lFi and $50 NJ.
salem At 6 NJ and l'Ia
RrogeTn AZ G.i5 4. 81 ,I,.r q ".
GHsthOru al no ant r. %. 500 and T'se p NJ.
wOnChury y 40 andS 81 A. NJ, and 5l 329 % and
Bl2P.N
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r., CssgzszFy- HILADELP A, GER
lefEz W ,ssssSSSs MASTOwN. AND NORRIS rowN

On and after MONDAY Ny 10 1854 until further notice
Fuk GEkxANTpWN
Leave PnIlaC. phia g. x. .. TO- H. IL A. Nj $40,
3A 40, ~. q 80. ., 10. II. t2P.
LSaye iermaniowu 6, 7si $40 3, 10, II, ~ A. n,
l,2, 4, "a b, g. ia 7,S. p. 10 and l2P.M
The 20 down. and The 3l and So trans do not stop
ON the fietmantON Btsnch
CBEsN Ut uILL RAILROAD
eas Philadelphia &, TO- VA MR. az ,5% T,9, ana
II T NJ.
Leave Che,nt nm 7iG,S, 10, II 40 A. NJ; lao, a40,
b4t, Sac, $40, and 1910 2. W.
FOR 60 SHOHIt KIN AND SORRIsT DwN
Lesve philadelphia H. 81, llt5 A. ~, 3, ~, bh,
6h + 90 ndl "a .. VI.
leave <or'istown. 5,s, 7. 75s ana II M; ~. ~,
6h andPP NJ
The = VIII stop Wtssahiokon, Mana yunk,
an CcushObocken Ony
For MAN ,YUNR.
Leave PhladelUhla 8, 80 Has a. NJ, TX, 3, 4K, 5k,
6h SEQ md llh =. ".
leave ManasuEk. 6l4, ~, s2', ~. IIh A. M.,aB,6
and 81 +. n.
IL. X. SMITH General Suparinren1ant
my3l Depot, NtNTH and GREEN streets,
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, Leave est Cn's ~ 1tS q. NJ upii n| VI
1rsifs eaNtur fh'a'e hia - a VI. aud 70 o. NJ,
ard MfI thes.'r a. rs A. N Hrd t4i q Il c,uneot
VIII traius up tie Phila, ula and 8li uors Cenual
HGilruaG foT ON'Nrd uud ir'e med tta u't0ts
iai q uLNRN WpOD. zen. rAl SUPERINTENDENT.
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e cszferf7z- WEST CHESTER AND PHI
- ktsK-'sf LADELriIIs RAILRDhD. VIA
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BrRlEG ARR , NGEd
On ana after FRIDAY. Atr l,6i.. ne rrains vii
as d l,.Ns.-
ga, c Ph adeiph,a trom nt u p IT. corner o, raIRrY-
FIRST rnd ARkEr 'ueets, A. NJ. l'O1 A. ~. 100
M.i"o +. NJ, g. 20
Ph BdeiIaiG nrpot changed noui rIIarEENra and
NNhkET suests, e. TtuHfN FIRST aud MARKET
Sfutts
Leave West hester foui M" i"prt, IN East 4NRKET
Sucet, $50 A. NJ T45A Mn 4 NJ 90. NJ a . N.
. he ~ the WrS' ~ luUCli'ia PASSENGER Railway
Company MARKET stro'O VIII convey Pass era 70 and
iron TIE riladrigHia uefut
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r rrruosal- PENNSYLVANIA 1914
81 k..H-.'s-'a CrNINaI. t.itD ND l.lO 1s
1HI Ghf III DpJBLF INAtH SHORE NIU ~ "
THE WEST. NuRtHWESr, AND 4UIhAbTt.
I0utfmpus Bud facut sic SAFE speedN ave- clul-
fbe itsr pornon OF Hsen.era ur surpassed " any
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q a.
InuI AtCUu luu UCiNCa N"Ff hiln ~ " 80 ~.
1ir o. Pn,tsufsrsb o. The Posi- Line teach Ali9ona ,nr
supper here br fpuu' oNct cot hccum non ~ rs nr
nc uuh aiuc Logan Hon. .e, and n ne mnf'lnl UNIV
take either ihD p1uaIrVI4 ~ fAfi more lN '' ton "
vtIcl OBJ e. rnfI ostus pi faburu f0r nl ro mrs. a
cu,Tri ,icw r. thus afo. dri of tho entire hne and in
rrHf MIA frrr.
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Leave chester NJ $40 a. NJ, 3 and VI '0'P.M.
Leave Wimiuginr a. $3.50. a26 NJ" 3A5 and II
2 ~.
rreigh, Trans with Passenger car attached VII
follows
Leav wnnnron for PerryviTe and intermediate places
At 1'a5 NJ
sUNnAisa- only at ASo A. NJ, iosp p. NJ, from Pbna
dephs to baltimore
Frun Philadelphia 70 wilmington At t3O A. ~. ipsO ano
N OoFN
Frou Wilmington 70 PhuaaepuA al IS 4. ". and 10
ph Only Al o ~ y. ~ fom Baltimore 10 PhuadeIpuIA
iaA II. y kEENEY. Su.erinteraenL
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PiIrrfmaaes in InAIa.


Thirty miles northeast of Sscl.Poor, q
Toolazapoor, is the great temple OF tne
goddess Bhowani and twice IN the ysaI
the place is thronged by men and W9mep
OF every grade. who come 70 pay tneH
vows and sacrifice to the idol. % Besides
this, at every full moon, long tranap,
pilgrims may be seen hocking thither, er91
such is the faith of the people in the heelI
ing power Of the goddess that the sick ate
resorting there constantly in the vaiE hcpe
Of some relief. The temple at Punnsr'
poor is still more renowned. Not 70 lpA4k
OF the myrlads who go there at tne HeA
festivals, persons make pilgrimage tniEnef
every month from distance or nny or
hundred miles, and the practice u kept up
for many years. 90 10 EqEeg gd
One man, who had apparently c2msf
from distance, the writer saw near Bar. AlI.
see, making the journey by prostTanons,
measuring his length upon the ground.
1t was under the burning sums ot
MONDAY and, hardly able To- Pro
coed, he seemed the very picture 9! reS
spair. But case still more remmkeDie
was that Of a man performing the journey
by rolling himself upon the ground.E we
came up with him two miles entof Mei-
rag, and asked him where he was gning,
and why he was thus torturing himself !
He at first did not seem to hear, but at
length stopping, he lay exhausted upon
the ground, and answered In q faint'vesce
that he was going. to Punderpoor. Amer
some further questions, as the writer re-
monstrated with him upon the folly !oi
such course, he raised his head from the
ground, and, half reclining, said that he
had come so far already that he could not
desist now. srsE sEt rrg 9.s-HqaiadJ
He stated that his village was near Can
drapoor, four hundred and fifty mileS 10
the east from there, that he had spent Hi.
teen months on the way thus far, and that
1t was forty miles more, and he wished 10
complete the pilgrimage. He was accus--
toned to 90 about a mile each day. He
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MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Texc,t GcId g. silver Mining Cons

pany, Gold Hin, Nevada.-Notice of Assessment.
-Notiee is hereby given. that at nesting OF the
Board of Trustees of said company, held on the
10Th day of December. 1864, an assessment of one
dollar per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of said company, payable on the l4th day of De
cember, 1864 in United States gold COIN, to the
Secretary, 500 Clay street, San Francisco, Cal
ANY stock upon which said Assessment shall re-
muin unpaid on Saturday, the 18th day of Janu-
ary 1865 will be advertised on that day US deliR-
quent and unless payment shall be made before,
viii he sold on Tuesday the 3lst day of January,
1865, TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of the sale
H-fder of the Board Of Trustees. yA'a.s
I A. NJ. COMST0CK, See'y..
y ficc-509 Clay street. del4 I'm -
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THERE CONES a TIL.

SSAA1S a
There comes time when We grow old, h.
aEg. And, like sunset down the ~, s't =
Slopes gradual, and the night wtnA NoA 81
.f Comes whispering aid and ehlllinEiy;
o. And locks are grny, ~ - h'".tt'
At Winters day, sd
And eyes Of saddest blue behold
The leaves all dresTy drift sWay. ls,l, Z
And lips of faded coral say,
- There comes a time when we grow Old. p -
There comes time when joyous heerta G9r
Which leap as leap the laughing main,
And dead TO all save memory, s. .A''&
As prisoner In bis dungeon chain Il
'' And dawn Of day
.r~'s-gg Hnth passed away ,. y--il -
The moon hath into darkness rolled. - IL
And by the embers wan and gray,
hear q voice In whisper say, m
There comes time when we grow old.
There comes time when manhoofS prime
Is shrouded in the mist Of yeatS,
And beauty fnding like n dream,5 90 =! . 4
Hath passed away in silent feap;
And then how dark
r, ~ But obi the spark glyu s 6yg
That kindles youth 10 hues Of gold,
still burns with clear and steady ray,
.,- And fond affections lingering nyrE 9fs
Z There comes time when we grow old.
There COMES time when Ianehlne spFfhE
And golden Summer csass q. b f,sf s,s'T-sr
And we put on the Autumn robe
g. To tread tho last decliyity. sgeh bH9
... But now the slope, -is
sAl 81 With rosy hope,
Beyond the sunset we behold 1CEis3E
Another dawn with fairer light,
g While watchers whisper through the naeoI
There comes O time when we grow old n