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The Egyptian Cancer AntidOte,
The Most Remarkable Discovery

EVER MADE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE
~ Known and used only at the Ma
TloNAL. O A N0ERA / NSTITUTE,
Az West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
This Antidoie IN certain and painless
remedy for all Cancers Malignant Tumors
aud sores, curing the vary worst cases in n
few days. Prof Harvey also has SPECIFICS
that never fail In Asthma Consumption
Rheumatsm Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Heart
Dseas and treats all other Chronic Dis
GHAW z eases successfully, Address 80 ,.
,NilHb ia.AfLt- N +, 49, PROF. HARVEY a n
~ Ia 0cHO dtf Box a5. Cfncignatl, Ohio.
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Ger coLGATE's AROMATIC soAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
:erine, and especially designed for the use
OF Ladies and for the Nursery. It, perfume
: exquisite, and ifs washing properties un-
vailed. For sale by all druggists-
ieb2S d4wly 4b lus
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rs sala GOING SOUTH lassh
Terrs Haute and Indianapolis. 4
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINcENNEs.



.yilaIs1e STEAMBOAT LINES. hftl
To L0UIeYILLE, Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'clock A. 81. Every Wednes-
gay Inurfseoay ana saturday at O'Clock
TO CAR0-Daily. except Sunday, at
TO GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday al Cookbook r.. M.Vufrs asg
~. .EAsrPoRr.-Every Thursday al A.
O'clock y. M. ft u hHEa EEAIIJ U,f
TO MEMPHIs.-Every Saturday at A
O'CLOCK =. N. 'aeit tHa'7 iaalH ns.A 5aH
Rockport Stage (yia HewbuFgh and Boon
yipe,l carrying tbs. mail, leaves at A. M,
'on1 MondAys.l Wednesdays lind Fridays
Arrives by p. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
New HarniIeny Mali Stage isaves Nom
days and Fridays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by n. 49,.
Mt. Vernon Man Stage leaves daily (ex-,
cept Sundays att A. M. Arrives daiIys(ex-I
cept SundRyO by 2P, n.
To NEwbuIto!-Haeik daily Except Sun
day. from the MERCHANTS Hotel at 3
o'clock n. ~. H4hh Ell ,rG~~h>lngI
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- CoLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. This
celebrated Toilet Soap In such universal
pmand Ia made from the oHoIcksF matte
saa4sT a. hls IS MILD and EMot.LIENr In It's nature
HAohANrIT' scENTkD and extremely
ENkFIcIAL in It's action uponI the skin
ass.s,y, pF sale by druggists and fancy goods
eoterAtt H1boH faA "A aiIe24 ~
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sideTation their manner and behavior
whiie giving their testimony, their inter-
est or bias IN the salt. their relation to the
parties. their general Intelligence, their
means q knowledge Of. the facts about
tending to impeach the general moral
Hcharaeter and character for truth and
Vefacityl OF any witness, or lending 10 Inn
peach any witness by showing that such
witness had wiilfully and corrnptiy sworn
false as 10 any matter material TO the Is
sues. False IA one thing, false In all, Is q
Wen established maxim OF the law. II IL
appears that any witness has testified
knowingly and corruptly false as TO any
one material matter, hisor her whole tes-
umony may be rejected: but to what ex-
tent any Witness has been diEcredited or
fmpeaehed is a matter for you. upon, your
own convictions, TO Determines; the rule
being that what weight. If any should be
given TO the statements Of witness who
has been impeaehed by general evidence
OF 70 the uncQntndicted statements OF a
witness whose testimony as to some points
has been successfully attacked, is II aques-
ton for the Jury TO decide, qfuel.8fq ~
The jury retired ats o'clock. and at 7
O'Clock returned the following verdict.
~ We theJury, dndfor the defendants"
, Thus has terminated one of the most ex-
tFaordinary, as IL has been, one of the
most protracted eases ever tried, perhaps,
IN the Vanderbnrgh Circuit Court The
history OF the case, including the life and
adventures OF the active parties If writ
ten by facile pen would form, o romance
of tho most thrilling character. The term,
tits believed, win last two weeks longer as
there is stills vast amount of business to
transact. siasf ma4 u.r 5000
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NEW HARMONY. TrD.,
NngAN.a harI lAflh

4 The following correspondence explains
itself ktiff #8Ilfltt 81 sci
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1AHA OAIANI To THE FoIIh,l4
we invite the special attention of our
eauers to DIR. Easterly,s advertisements,
spicn can be seen In our advertising coll
mns. DIR. Easterly's Family Medicines
no deservediy popular, have rapid SALE
Se general satisfaction, and are kept in
st.s8 1.-the principal drug-storas throughout
FaWestern and Southern states. II win
shsen that DR.. Easterly does not recon-
nend one mOdicine to cure all diseases
but prepares a remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon to cure.
nayie
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ar.l. 49, INeM. nrsl, airnna Epoch Am aIediein,

aza0vA1 faa Anew fffM sirnnd Epoch Ann Medicines!
soWAnHtn1p DIR. Maggiel A the founder of n na
ical Systemi The quaint fartan ] vrhoSa vast
- " internal dokes senfeeble the stninach kId
paralyZe the bowels, must ri va Irecad anca
To the man who gbta@st M =
lite, with nom ptyVs,aseea NV y ~ 1870
80 binary Pills. and cures the m rjn vfly,Pst
- with box orsoof his ,vo,, ~
all healing SalYe These two i,aat ~
s+t les OF the Doctors are FIST supeSceI NJ W.
the stereotyped nostrunls thS daSs . -
a. - traordinary by Maggelh Pilis "a
80 Ealya have opened theeyaa OF the pnhlic te
the fEefficlency or the $50 cAlledl d,s ~
OF others, and upon which people h8vaee NJ
long bIfndly depended. Maggiel's pills arc
not OF the class that swallowed nv the
"a dozen, and OF M hich every hex full tsllSar
nre@tes absolute necessity for anOthar
One or two Of Maggiel's pills sunless 10
~ nlace the bowels In perfect order, tone the
Nh stomach create appetite, End render
t@@H#a the spirits light and bpoyAnt! There Az no
N A gripping and reaction In the form of con-
: tMW situation. If the liver1H Affected It's fune-
tions are tored; and II the nervous sys-
tenn IA feeble, 10 is inYigorated This last
qualify makes th@mediclne very desirable
for the wants OF delicate females. Ulcerous
and eruptive diseases are literally ex-
tinguished by the aislnfectant power OF
Maggiel's Salve. In fact, IL Isl here an
nouncod that Aaggiefs Bilious Dyspeptic
etd DlaITh9d Pflis cure where all others
tatl. While for Burns, Scalds, tShtlblains,
outs and all abrasions of the skin MQ00iets
Hutte A infallihle. Sold by J.iMaRgiel, III
Eine street, New York, and all Druggists,
eezo cantS box. NE id&Wly
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1Obal. w
Making grand total az two days ~ y
d, The prices received were entirely salts
factory to the sellers. That does not look
much as II the purchasers thought the city
doomed -.
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DIED.

BA1TURS.-0n Tuesday evening, the oath in
stant, HARRIET LEE, only daughter OF Richard
Nj. and Juha L. BattuTs.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services on Sunday evening"
the 29h instant, at O'Clock, from the residence OF
her parents, No. 1916 N. Twelfth street ~
BRUOKS.-On the 26th instant, RICHARD w.
BROOKS, IN the Both } ear OF nls age
lhe relatives and friends OF the family, also, the
Mark Lodge, No. PIG; Philadelphia IL. X Chap
ter, No 1859; Philadelphia Council, No IL; ST. John
Commandery, No. H. A. 7. and the Pnnomathen
Lodge, No. 10, 1. D. OF o. F., are respecI ulY IN.
vIted TO attend the iunera from his late residence,
No 230 Poplar street, ON Tuesday morninP next at
10 O'Clock. Funeral services at the Second Baptist
Church.
CORBIN-On the 25th instant, Mr.. AUGUSTUS
CORBIN, aged SO years
The relatives and friends and General Marion
Lodge, No. 1. o. of o. F., respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late res dence, No. BIO
Burd's alley (belOw Catharne and second stTeetsl
on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. TO proceed 10
thilanthIOpic Ground.
CULBERT-At BrandvWine village, Del, on the
2Gth instant JAMES w. CULBERr, in the 37th
yeaI OF hls age.
HIS male friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, fIOm his late residence, No Brandy
WINE village, Monday mOrnin9, the both instant
at II O'clock, withou, further notice.
FOYLE.-On the 25th instant, EDWARD FOYLE,
in the 6Ih year Oh his age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral, IRON his late residence, n. W. corner OF
Fourth ana Noble streets, on Sunday afternoon AT
O'Clock.
JOHNSON. = This morning. the 2sth instant,
ROBERT JOHNSON, in his 10th year.
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

CoUNCIL.-At the last meeting of the City
Councll, decided measures were taken IN reference
to keeping he streets OF the city cleaned. The San
tary Committee was authorized TO employ clerk
during the Immer IN order that the complaints of
clllZens may at once be attended to, and TO whom
scOurge happ ms to make its appearance IN Camden.
Resolutions were likewise passed authorizing the
opening and bing OF streets; also for bavlng gut
ttrs, and otherwise improving the city. A COM
mission was appointed to assess damages for OPEN
ing Line street. from Second street. through to the
river front. An application was made by the Police
force asking that their pay be increased to fourteen
dol ais per week They complain that they have to
orders paid, and the increase asked for wOl only
cover the ercentaoe to which they are liable IN
get ing their orders cashed. Considerable other
iOpTned.
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1 fe.-PHlLADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL,
lCOO ROAD. -1his great Inc traverses the No1th.
eTn and Northwest t0untles of Pennsylvania to The
City OF rie on Lake trie 1t has been eased and Is
OF Grated by The feInsv vania Railroad Company.
TIME OF PASSE n kt,ER RAINS AT PH LADELPHl A.
Arrive EastW ard-trie Mail Train, a. M. Erie *
press Train, ! i M.
Leave Westward-Erie Mail, iP. NJ Erie Express
Train IL N.
passenger cars run through he Erie Mai and Ex
press trains both ways between Phiade phie rie
NEW } DIRK CON CiIJN.
Leave New FORK at A M. arrive at Erie 3 Is 4. NJ
Leave RE at 1866 2. Nj anlye et New Nork p. NJ
Elegant Sleeping aIs on the night trains
For noImntion respecting passenger business, apply
corner THlRIlE ii and MARK 4 Streets Phi a.
And iOI lreIl ht business Uf the Companv Agents. s.
b Kingston Jl corner Thirteenth and Market stree
Philadelphia; j. ". reynolds, / rie; William 81 own,
Agent n. I, Il r., Baltimore
II. =. H0IhlOz General Freight Agent, Phlla
II. w. GWlNNFR General IjcBet Agent, Phlla
A. l. ~ IL r. GaneIal Sup't. MilLiamspOrt
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HANDSOME HALL.-A number of infuen-
tial ard wealthy gentlemen III Camden aie taking
measures TO erect extensive and finely arranged
Hall, for public lectures, meetings concerts, and
purposes OF that character. The building will be
ore hundred and twenty feet long by elghty.one
WIDE and will cost about forty five thousand do lars
pledged This will be of the finest structures
CamueD, and will be centrally located. Pans have
been drawn. The maui audience room is to be one
hun dred and seventeen feet by seventy-tive giving
ample capacity for all practical purposes.
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RAILROAD LINES
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL.
i TlMoRE RAILRoAD,

L IlMOhE hAlLhOAD,
leave TepO Corner Of Street T s sSd wHsg N
~ Avenue as lolowsi-
Bsmee nd TSn S A. NJ MSnasys Y sSSSceped(@ @ Sr
m9i3tt.n ntyaIh hton NoIh act, PerI vile Hayre;
se race aberdeen, Penymans, Magnolia, Chases and
WAY N ali Train at Is A. NJ. Sundays excepted for
BetmoIe, stopping at ali regular stations between Phi
ladelphia and fatmori.
espt6d for Princess Anne ilord, and intermediate
Lxpress Train ll45 A. NJ. Sundays exceptedJ ior
Baltimore and Mashington,
yma%5e SId Ws'hnt ton Stepping At hester Saym9Et
Bayi de Grace 6efdeen PsTfyman's s. Edscwood Mag
n9Ds hSies GSr snd d stspmsr buq .,,,,o,o
fSaenfeIsb bv Boat from r tmorc Tor Fortress Mon
roe Nori,lk CITY Point, and Richmond, Will take the
- 'yViIMINGToN AccoMMop ALTON TRAINS.
stoIping at ali Stations between philadelphia and viii
ieaSe Phnade phia at IL I5A. M. 4SO 8. and 1880
Pm 1he 49O ?. NJ hain connects with Delaware
Leave Imington at645 and 9'SO A. M, and $50
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia at o A. NJ,
THR6TGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Win ipgtC n at II A N, 80 and 10 p. M.
1,ove IhsS2aE R Eo s.d dPHnihIADatiPHA nI and m
O1C, o e II9 i9$SST Nj ro n,r,nn,nn,.
1caEe AIN oIe 7S E RWWkADhtfHS d5
Fzgrc;s iiI p. NJ, Expless. 6's5 P. e., Express SI
'''' TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave ClCs' at 40 andS 5lA. NJ, and 3'39 P. VI.
Leave lin iDgton at % SO A. Nj. aud l.l5 r NJ
FfeIht Tn ns vi Passenger Cars attqcned will cave
as loovs; mngton ior Ferry vile and intermediate
stations at 6(5 +, NJ Baltimore for Hayrede Grace
htumed,ote stations at 445 7. M. PenyylLe for VIII
mIltou and I'M erme edtate stations Mt 500 4 NJ con.
meeting at Wilmington with a. M. train for PhlRdeI-
pha.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
, xpress Train at 4'l5 A M Tor baltimore and wash
ingion s-oppn at besttI WI min ton Newark Elk
ton, Norihea't PeTryvil Havre-de-Grace, Aberdeen
PIll M ms Magno la, Chase's and StemmeT's Run
Night EXI1ess,il Nj for a tmore end Washington.
Gct modseCn Train at Ii 80 p M. for wi mington
and Intermediate stations.
IAL1IMCRE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave latin ore a 6'2t P. NJ Stopping at Havre-de-
Grace. Perry vile, end - imIngtOn. Also s OPS a. elk
ton and evaIk 10 take Messengers for Phi adcphia
leave passengers from Washington or Batimore) and
IIcsttr 10 leave passengers nom Baltimore Wash.
nrton
Accomnodstion Train from WI mington for PhIladel-
phia and intcimeCiate stations al b 20 J.. NJ.
4l6 +. kENNLY, Superintendent
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THE STEAM ENGINE CoMPANIEs.-The
Directors of the Camden Steam Il ire Engine Com
paDies have petitioned Council to IN crease their
annual appropriations from four hundred to one
thousaOd, order that they can be the better ena
bed to perform service al fires. They each have a
ordinary expenses, absorb more tnan the apDroprla-
tlOns formerly received The request OF these tw
companies, the Weccacoe and the Independence, is
ust and should be granted
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FNTERPRIsING-We are astonished at
the Transformation taking place in the building at
tine L co neT of Sixth and Market 'tTeeUs, occu-
pied by our esteemed friends, Wanama Ser & Brown,
the polu ClOthers. who seem 10 have taken hold
of tie hearts of The Philadelphia people, and drawn
their bodies IN such large numbers to their establish
ment ior their hanO some makes of clothing, that 1t
has become necessary to extend their building
which, though very difficult operation, is being
admirably accomplished through the wisdom OF the
welLknown builder John Mcclure, Esq. We
shall not enter INTO the details of these improve
ments at this time az we hope to make an extended
notice Of this g eat establishment when the entre
work Is completed II certainly is, however a good
time TO purchase clothing, they must reduce their
stock whilst these alterations are going on
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DAILADELPHlA, GERMANTOWN, AM
on snd ter W WFDNTsDAY, November LIST 1865, IN t
turlhel Oce
FOX G nm MI OWN
81 T. 8 81, 4 50, iC II s3T N u"
Leave Geimantown 6, 4 u, g. 20, 0, TO- H. II 4,
l23, 4,4A 6 "a Z so 10, llP. M
Ihes2C COW train, ana SA md 5% up trains will MOI
stop on the GermbntoNn ranch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Isoys IsSys GsI@SStRaMn GGsllSSStRG8 s'lS NJ ~ + M
CHLsNUT HILL RAILRo D..
Leave Phfadelphia6 8, 10 II A. NJ 8 SN o4' rs
"Iii Gesye e. S%hesnut Hm ITO minutes S@nRA.N M
40 20 3 Az. $40 $40 and 10 40 minutes p NJ
ON SUN DAYS.
Leave PhiladelI hiH 9l0 minutes A. M ana r
Leave hesnat hiIi TAO minutes A. M" IL AO ~ an'
10 r CON sHOHoCKEN AND NoRRISToWN.
Leave Philadelphia G. 636 mlnn es, llO0 A. h. ~ :
AZ 81, 61 O5 minutes, and IlH 4. VI
cave Norristown 6% 4 75O o. IL A. M Ia, 4h, o. an
obs bK p. N. t,ain will stop at School Lane Wise
bck on Manayunk Spring III, and OnshohOc ken onli
-' on SUNDAYS.
Ieaye Philadelphia o A N. ~ ana L. nj.
Leave Norristown IA 4 M "a ana II NJ
Leave Philadelphia 35 minutes, 100 A. NJ H.
a. AZ 6( 800, and ~ Z N
Leave IL ahay unk 6A, ~, 8 20, Ok, III, A. NJ 2'5,
r 3D. ON SUNDAYS.
Ieave Philadelphia 3 A M. ~ and p NJ,
Leave ManaYunk ~ A. NJ 6H ana 8 i. NJ.
w. \. wills ON General supelntendeTV VI
Depot NINTH and GREEN sue "
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CITY INTELLI NOE
For Additional City Intelligence see THIRD Page.

ONE MORE UNFoRTUNATE.-This morn
ing about 9o'cOck Wm w Lee, residingin Meryine
street committed suicide while in the prison van,
beng conveyed from the Cherry Street PO ic5 Sta
tiOA 10 the Central lie was arrested last night in
drunken condi ION, and is SAID to have been drink
ing Tor several days. He was undoubtedly Insane
from the use of hquor. While the van was being
Arch the driver heard grOans issuing from tine
inside, and called Officer William Moore. of the
Fourteenth Ward Police, to his assistance Upon
inVesti0stOn being made, Lee was found with q
horrible cash in his throat and in dyIng condition.
The n pement used for h,s own Destruction was a
small penknIte, winch wa found near him, covered
, with blood HIS body was taken TO the Central
Station 10 await the Corners inquest.
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MARRIED..

BROWN-HErTRICK.-0n the evening of the
10Th OF March, 1866, by Rev j. III: Petors Mr.. AZA'
kIAH BROWN to Miss KATE VIRGINIA HEI-
TRICK, both Of this city.
HENRY-MULHOLLAND. 26, by Rev.
William CathcarJ. GEORGE henry to HARRIEl
X. MULHOLLAND, both of Philadelphia,
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EXCURSIONS ON THE SCHUYLKnL.-The
steamer SllUer Ware Is now running on the
Scbuylkill, from Paramount TO the Falls, stop
ping at Columbia Bridge, or Washington Re-
treat, and Laurel Hill each way. The Wdue runs
eUeraj day IN he loeek, leaving Fairmount at 8
A. NJ, and every hour and quarter thereafter
during the day.
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EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
II al the stations on tn CAMDEN and AMB0Y anG
cGnnectiHg k9t AZ roads hNCht s ASE3 D&EStATCH; Pr
TRANsFoR AuoN COMP NY FREIGHT LINE.
Tor NEW ork will leave WALNUT Street What at 6
o'Clock M. daily Sundays exec ptedJ.
FTeiph must be delivered before Az o'clock to be for
waIded ibe sIme day
Returning, the above lines will leave New York ath
noon. ard and B L. NJ
Freight for Tren on Princeton Kingston, New Bruins
wick, and a / points on the Camden ana AmDoY Rall
road; so on the Be Cere Delaware and Fleming
ton lie sew Jersey the freehold and JamesburS end
the burlington aud ount Holly Railroads, received
and iOrw alded up 20 Nj -
Jbe Belvidere he aware Eeroad connects at Phi lips
burr with the Lehilh Val ey Raj road, and at Manun-
kOchunk with points Oh the De'aMaTe Lackawenna,
and estern Raj road, forwarding to SYRACUSE Bua
and other points Il Western New York
The New Jersey haiIoHd connects at fllZRbeth with
the New Jersey Centrai Railroad and AZ Newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad
A 5 ip memorandum, specifying the marks and num-
tCIs, r. ana CCTsI nees, mus in every instance
be sent with each load goods or no receipt viii be
gwen, -, -, -, -, 49, ,
TRANSFORMATION live stock. Drovers invited r
the route Nhen Ock is urn shed in quan tiles two
carloads II NJ be dc lyeTed at The foot OF For
tie sIeCt the Drove Yard or at Pier No /
North Bivtr as the shippers MAJ designate al the time
of Shipment ,
WAL tR FRI IN A n Freight gent
Ill No. 226 5, DEL w RE Avenue, Phi adelDha
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, and all afec-
tions of the Lungs, take Ayers Cherry rectoral,
which is sure to cure them.
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 80 South FOURTH Street
PHILADELPHIA


Annual Policies issued against General Accidents
all descriptions at exceedingly low rates.
Insurance effected Tor year in any sum from $40
to $40 GOO, at premium of only one-haf per cent.
securing the ull amount insured in case of DEATH and
compensstion each week equal to the whole pre-
MUM paid.
Short time Tickets for l. l. or 10 days or O. or
6months, at IL cents dav lnsurng in sum OF $780,
or giving SIC per week If disabled to be had at the
General Office, No. 1888 s. FOURTH Street. rhi adel-
pha, or at the various Railroad Ticket offices. Be sure
10 purchase the tickets of the North American Transit
Insurance Company.
For circulars and further information apply at the
General oce of of the authoIiz gents of the
Company.
LEWIS L. HoUPT, President
JAMES Nj. CONRAD, treasurer.
HENRY c. BROWN SecTe ary.
JOHN G. BULLITJ, Solicitor.
] IRkC OR>.
J.. L. Houpt late OF Pennsylvania Railroad Company
NJ. Baird of M. Baldwin IL co.'s
Samuel g. Palmer Cashier OF Commercial Bank
Richard Wood No, 800 Nj aTket street
James M. Conrad o. 623 Market street
j. T.. Klngsley 0ntinental Hotel
II. g Leisenring, Nos. 237 and l39 Dock street
Samue Work OF Work, MCCouch E Co.
George Martin No. 322 Chesnut street II IS
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SARDINE-BOX SHEARS AND OPENERS or
- several kinds Champagne Knives and Cork
Screws, with other housekeeping Hardware, NAV be
bought at TRUMAN a. SHAW ~,
No. s35 eight Thirty-hye) MARKET St. below Ninth
DRINTED RECEIPTS FOR MAKING THE
j Wisconsin Cakes Bran Mullins (which agree
with most dyspepucs furnished 10 purchasers Of the
pans bY 7.a .. TRUMAN q SHAW,
no. SS5 eight Thirty-fve) MARKET St, below Ninth
OK HORN KNOBS OF VARIOUS STYLES,
" and WIenches for screwing them oni Bull Rings
Patent Cattle Leaders and COW chains iorsae by
TRUMAN a fHAW,
10, Ss6 eight Thirty hYe) Market ST., below Ninth,
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L slRlNG A AhRAk GEMkNT.
! he Trans OI Il e PeLDsy lyania Central Railroad
Cave he lopot a. 1hr -nrst and Market streets
Which is Tttcl(d b. the the Market Street Pas
sepGer RailN Hy, lunuiBg 10 and from the Depot Tho
last car ltavts FlOn street about 50 minutes pior
10 the departure OF each Train.
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleven and Market
rees a. mimi tes before the departure Of the Lvening
1TGins.
Nann's Baggage Express will ca for and deliver
Baglale at the BCpOt. Orcers lef at the Office M
Col Lesru ut street WI receive attention
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FALl,AND WIN" iR ARRA NGEMENT.
.tnulcIf NED ,lhDel November TO- 1868.
Fer BrdgeIon SglGm, I'M al sra ionson West Jersey
GIC >au Railroads, at $ a. NJ and $3.50 p. M
Fu Nil ihe And y Intermediate stations a. A. N
Iofl Gpe ay qua intermediate tations at A. M.tC
MnVile com icing with kTti. h Train Passenger Cal
uttarLCd ape Nay, due 3 10 =. NJ, aud p. M,
uIoush asseLIeI Lue i. III.
Fo' 6 assLoro md intermediate Stations, ats A NJ,
Foi Woodbury. Gloucester, etc. at o A. M, g. $50
sDUE % J.. Nj,
Freight vi perceived at second yered wharf below
= Hlnut street rom y M.untl5P M.
iiCieht received before o.. N VIII go forward same
day
v \ H. NSstl ER, superintendent
IbE " FL 4 ELSEN ENPRllsH COMPANY
m attend TO all the usual branches business,
receive, deliver forward through other responsible
tpIets Con panies, u al Darts OF the country, any
agtee M trusted 10 bem.
tpecal hessenl accom- each throuPh train.
Once No Walnut street 9l6 Sun