l ' THE DAILY EVENING- -TELECfliArg-i-rmLADELrmA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23; 1808. ,. 5
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Exhibition of the Horticultural Society.
, ' The antamaal exhibition of the Pennsylvania
Horticultural Society opened yesterday at II or
Uoultnr! Hall, Broad street, below Locust, and
the display of flowers, frnlts, vegetables, and
plants Is one of the finest that there has been
for a number of years. The various oontrlbn
Hons are arranged with lodgment, so that they
can easily be examined, and the decorations of
the ball are appropriate and tasteful. The stago
u a perfect mass of greenery. Along eaoh side
re specimens of evergreens, and these, with a
fine collection of variegated plants exhibited
by Mr. Graham, Eighteenth and Thompson
atreets, oooupy a large portion ot the platform.
At eaoh end of the stage are roetic-work devloe,
covered with flowering vines, and at the back
, mosses and plants are arranged la a sort of ter-
race three or fonr feet high, In the middle of
Whloh la a miniature waterfall, and a eonple of
garden statues bearing baskets of flowers com
plete the picture. In the oentre of the hall Is a
fountain which plashes musically, and at the
' foot of the stage stands a fine aquarium can-
talnlEga number of gold fish. The gallery
tires are filled with evergreens, and from the
galleries and gas fixtures depend a number ol
large banging baskets of plants and flowers
At the upper end of the hall therelsabeautl
fnl floral device of pyramidal form, arranged
by Mr. Graham, and on the north and south
aldes are similar pyramids, contributed re
peollvely by D. McQueen, gardener to Joshua
LoDgstrelb, Esq., Turner's Lane, and J. B, Mer
rick, Esq., Koxborough. Near the centre of the
hall, on the north side, Is a handsome devloe of
Vine-covered rustlo-work supporting an arch of
flowers. The task of arranging the decorations
Of the ball was entrusted on thU, as on former
occasions, to Mr. M. Southwood, of No. 17
North fclxth street.
Arranged upon the north side, and occupying
nearly the entire length or the hall, Is a valuable
and Interesting collection of variegated plants,
ferns, etc., contributed by Joseph Bevls, gardoner
to Dr. William Camao. These are eurlous as
well as beautiful. Two tables near the east end
of the hall are filled with similar productions
of the greenhouse, ex blblted by Robert Bulst,
Br., of the Roiedale Nurseries, Blxty-seventh
street and Darby road. Mr. H. A. Dreer makes
a fine display with fifty varieties of out flowers.
some beautiful specimens of verbenas, double
: alnnlas, dahlias, trltonlas, etc. Mr. Masham, of
Germantown, and Gebhard Huster, gardener to
3. B. Heyl, Esq., also have handsome oolleo'
tlons of out flowers. Mr. Huster. In addition to
these specimens from his greenhouse, exhibits
some fine specimens of garden vegetables, and
a large assortment of choice varieties of grapes
Mr. Gerhard Sohmitz, Broad street, below
Passyunk road, has a fine assortment ol
dahlias. Mr. Scbmltz has a passion for these
flowers, and be grows nothing else. One large
variegated dahlia which be exhibits is very
handsome. Two beautiful bridal bouquets
oome irom the Drybough Gardens, Nineteenth
Btreet and Ridge avenue.
As a branoh of horticulture grape-growing Is
getting to be more Important every year,
although it is only within a comparatively
recent period that much attention has been
given to the subject in this country. The finest
display is that made by Knox, of Pittsburg,
Who has a large pyramidal structure covered
With specimens from his vineyards. This col
lection has sixty-three different varieties In it,
comprising nearly all the native grapes that
are cultivated. Messrs. J. W. Mitchell, C. W
Feale, E. W. Herstine, and others, and the
Agricultural Bureau at Washington, exhibit a
a large assortment of Maxatawney,
Adirondack, Iowa, Calabria Musoat,
Muscat Hamburg, Black Hamburg, White
Syrian, Blaok Prince, and other choice
varieties. Borne of the bunches are lmmensei
with large, plump berries, which Indicate ex
treme oare In the cultivation. The display of
peaches Is not large, but the few on exhibition
are fine looking. In the way of fruits there are
specimens of various kinds of apples, pears,
qulnoes, etc., most of which are of superior size
and flavor.
The vegetables are arranged on the south side
Of the ball. The largest collection Is that from
the gardens of Anthony Felton, near Belmont
In this assortment are Included some huge
French beets, egg plants, tomatoes,
beans, ocras, cabbages, sweet corn, pota
toes, etc. One moderate-sized tub full of
a new variety of potatoes is valued
at fifty dollars rather more than most of our
economical housewives would be willing to
pay, we fanoy. Messrs. Charles Armor, Donald
McQueen, and J. Mitchell all make creditable
exhibitions of the products of their gardening
Skill. Lorln Blodgett, Esq., has a wall-grown
tomato vine, eleven feet high,; thickly hung
With fruit, and David White, Esq., exhibits
some sweet potatoes of unusual size. Among the
curiosities In this department Is an immense
pumpkin, whloh was raised In a box by Mrs.
A. George. This glgantlo specimen, suggestive
of pumpkin pies enough to feed a regiment, la
sixty seven and three quarter inches In length
and forty-one and a half Inches In girth. ,
Besides those that we have mentioned there
are many small lots of fruits, flowers, and
vegetables, which are worthy of the attention
of the visitors, and our citizens will find It Is a
pleasant as well ai a profitable employment
to spend a few hours at Horticultural Hall
during the continuance of the present exhibi
tion. The sum of six hundred dollars has been
appropriated by the Horticultural Society tor
prizes which will be distributed at the oloje of
the. exhibition on Friday evening.' In the
meantime the hall will be open day and even
ing, and we hope that those who visit the show
Will enjoy the fine display of nature's produc
tions Improved by art as much as we did while
making our tour of observation.
Amusement Notes.
At the Chesnut, only four more perform
ances of the White Pawn will be given. This
piece was deservedly sucocsful here, as well as
In New York and Boston, on account of the
completeness and elegance of all Its details, and
It la not likely that our citizens will have an
opportunity to see any tiling; as handsome In the
way of soenery, dresses, and appointments very
aoon attain. The fine dancing of Morlaocl,
Hotiike, and little Bcblager, and the large and
etllolent ballet corps, deserve all the enoomums
that have been bestowed upon them. Tujse
who have not seen the White Pawn should take
advantage of the few remaining opportunities,
and carry away with them pleasant reoolleo
tlonsof the finest spectacular drama ever pro
duced la Philadelphia.
At tub Walnut, Mr. Edwin Adams will ap
pear this evening as "Robert Landry," In the In
teresting drama of the Dead Heart. This pleoe
is better than most plays of the class, and It Is
well worth seeing.
At this Aaca, the Rlohlngs troupe will per
form La Somnambula. To morrow evening CrU
pino and the Vawy will be given for the first
lime ha this city.
At tub American, an attractive miscella
neous entertainment will be given this evening.
At Hoolet's Opeba. House, the burlesque of
the Grand Duohett of Gerolatein Will be per
formed. Mb. Max Stbakoscu. announces that be will
Shortly visit this city with Miss Clara Louise
Kellogg. Miss Kellogg will appear In oonoert
only during the preotnt season, and as she Is a
decided favorite lu this city, she will doubtless
receive a hearty welcome on the occasion of her
reappearance after her Loudon triumphs.
j2S OS
Naw Styxhs Pali; Clothiwo. Ia store and reset v1
tng aallrt also, new an eboloe styles In the plaee te
be made ap to order. -Great bargains ia Bummer
Goods, ready made or made to ordir. Style, fit, aad
workmanship of oar laments surpassed by noue,
Squalled by flaw. 1 -
AU prices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where, and roll satisfaction guaranteed to every pur
chaser, er the sate cancelled and money refunded, '
Ualf wny brttoeen Bbnnbtt AOo,
VA and V Town Hall, , .
, bixlhitreeU.) SIS Mamit ex., .
- - .-Ik - x .' ... PaH.ADKI.PHtA,
1 AWD 600 BnoADWAT Kiw VoiC
Chasi.es Stokes ft Co., '.
, , t I i
Ho, 824 Cbesnnt street, ;
. Under tbe Continental,!
- All customer work In the latest styles.
Melton BbIw....'................m tmt
Heavy coating gulls , jt M
BCotcb Bnlts........,,, . SO 00
rine English Coating nmi. .'.. .,., ,, ueo
. A large assortment of Fall and Winter Overcoat!
from 19 to 45.
Wa Aaa Not Cast Iaouc I Cut Iron undergoes
marked changes nnder the alternate aotlosot heat
and cold, and the human body Is not cast Iron. On
the contrary, It Is a combination of delicate tissues
and fibres, which are exquisitely sensitive to atmos,
pherlo changes, and, unless protected against sudden
and violent variations of temperature by wise prsoau.
tlons, are sure to be disastrously affected by them.
At this seassn the difference between the tempera
ture of night and day Is greater than at any other
period of the year, and the stomach, the liver,' the
bowels, and the nervous system are apt to receive
violent shocks from these changes, retailing In Indi
gestion, blllout attacks, debility, low nervous lever
fever and ague, remittent ferer. eta Sustain and re
luforce these organs, therefore, with the purest and
most potent of all vegetable tonics and alteratfVeti
vis : Hortbttcb's Stomach Bittbbs, The effect
ot this matchless lnvlgoranl Is to brace up the whole
vital organization, and regulate Its action. Useful at
all teasons as a means of promoting perfect digestion
and an even and natural flow of bile, and a healthy
condition of the bowels aad the skin, It Is especially
necessary In the fall, when the complaints arising
from checked perspiration are sa common. It Is
found, by those who are In the habit of using this
agreeable and unequalled tonic, that It so strengthens
and fortifies the body as to render It proof against the
morbid Influences which Infect the air during the
pre v alence o f epidemics.
A Fiest class Establishment. We take plea
sure In recording a fine Improvement made by Mr
William H. Helweg, at his fashionable Boot and Shoe
Emporium, No. 63 Arch street, next to the corner
of Sixth. Mr. Helweg has occupied the premises for
quite a number of years, during which time his busi
ness steadily Increased, so that an enlargement of his
store became an actual necessity. He now occupies
the entire building, and superintends the cutting,
fitting, and making of every order entrusted to him.
We have dealt with Mr. Helweg for several years,
and have always been pleased, not only with his
work (which, by the way, cannot be excelled), but
also with the promptness with whloh every order
was executed. We cordially commend him to all who
desire elegantly titling Boots or Gaiters, at very mode
rate prices,
Jbwilbt. Mr. William W. Oassldy, Ho. U South
Second street, has tne largest and most attractive
assortment of fine Jewelry and silverware In the city.
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real, pure arti
cle furnished at a prloe which cannot be equalled.
He also has a large stock of American watches in all
varieties and at all prices. A visit to his store Is sure
to result In pleasure and profit. -
Affections or thb Liveb, Bilious Disobdbbs
Sick Hxadacjbe, Etc., are thoroughly cared by Dr.
Jayne's Sanative Pills. Acting as a gentle laxative,
they remove all Irritating ana lecsi matter irom u
bowels, gradually change the vitiated secretions of
the stomach and liver, and restore these organs to a
healthy condition. Bold h all Druggists.
Babk, Herb, and Boots. The base of Spear's
Standard Wine Bitters" Is his celebrated Wines, la
whlchre Peruvian Bark,Chamomlle Flowers, Snake
Boot, Ginger, etc. It is pleasant to tne taste, and far
superior to anything In the firm of tonics now belore
the public. They are simply his own Wine, made
bitter by the infusion of herbs and roots above enume
rated. Bold by all druggists.
BBAST-MAna Clothikq. tbe tame In style and
workmanship as customer work. Warranted to give
satisfaction. At Charles Stokes fc Co.'s, No. 824
Chesnut street.
Drink the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read Thb
Evbniho Tllbobaph. at Hlllman's News Stand, at
North Pennsylvania Depot.
Bali of Boots and Shoes. The early attention of
tbe trade Is tailed to the Urge sale ol boots and shoes
to be sold by catalogue, for casb, to-morrow (Thurs
day) morning, September 14, at 10 o'clock byO.D.
McClees & Co., Auctioneers, No. 606 Market street.
Bbddimo Ovbbhattlkd. made np anew, and re
turned promptly, by Pattbm, No. 1408 Chesnut st.
Upbolstbrino of every description. Materials
used first quality. Prices low. Workmen attentive
aLd prompt. At Pattsm'b. No. lv Chesnat street.
Carpet Upholstbbiko. Carpets fitted and laid by
practical workmen, al a moment', notice. No delay,
to disappointment, at Patten's, No. 14is Chesnut si
rov wished you had youb
FALL CLOTHIKQ YESTEBDAYt
GET IT
. IMMEDIATELY.
WANAMAKER t BKQWN
MABBIED.
COLEMAN BRODNLET On tbe 20th Instant. At
the Bethel M. K. Church Parsonage, No. 127 Congress
street, b? Rev. Ueome W. hfaclauglilln, Mr. CHAd.
D. COLEMAN to MUs MARTHA BROUN LEV.
BOBBINS PRIESTLEY On the 22d Instant, hv
the Rev. Dr. Newton, GEO RGE J. BOBBINS, or Bor
dentown, N. J., to LAYINIA J. PRIEaTLEY, of
ew castle, uei,
DIED.
CUBBY.-On Tuesday morning,' the 22d Instant,
ILUANUKH..leooiid fllUBhtMpnr KiiHAnn. Anil th
late John S Curby.
j ue nuauvea aua n-ienas 01 tne ramuy are respect
fully Invited to attend Iba funeral, from lha rnaldanna
ol her mother. No. sU5 N. Nlutn street, on Thursday
afternoon, the 24th Instant, at i o'clock, without fur
ther notice.
KABBAUGH. On the 22d Instant. J OH w PIT n
K AitBAUuH, in his 81 year.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morn
lug, the 28d Instant, at lu o'clock, from his late resi
dence, No. 2ba Brown street.
MCOLU8 KIT V. On the toth Instant. Mlu ICT.TZA.
BETH McCLUBKBV.
Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited te attend the funeral, from the residence
ol her brother, Mr. Mloheel McCluskey, No. 816 H.
r um street, on xnursaay morning, tne nil instant,
at 8X o'clock.
MORRIS. Suddenly, on the 15th Instant, at Court
land. Ala.. Mrs. MARliARET MOKlSln K.unk.
lormerly of Philadelphia. j
AmbbioaN
Life Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia;
8. E. Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets
-77iu Jnuuution hut no tvperiorin the Wiled
Statft bio
CJOTTON GOODS DEPARTMENT.
STRAWLRIDGE & CLOnilER,
; CENTRAL DRt O00DS STORE,
COMER EICIITn and MARKET.
We shall continue (o maintain and Increase
the reputation we have sustained of being the
largest and cheapest MUSLIN HOUSE in the
city. t -
llecelving our supplies from first hands only,
we shall hereafter sell all MUSLINS by the
piece, at the regular wholesale prloes.
-
TUIRTY-FITE CASES AND BALES
MUSLINS,
Comprising all the leading brands and widths of
t
PILLOW MITMLIX,
W1DB SUEETINd,
riE lllBTIKU,
WAMSBTTA,
!VILI,aArIVII,Ln.
HEW IOBK MILLS,
BIT HILLS, .
ABuwRtGirr,
FOHf.NTDALF,
IIOVSBKEEPEB,
FBTJIT OF IIIB LOON,
Our constant aim will be to make the lowest
prices In the market.
TEN CASES OF CANTOS FLANNELS,
The best makes, suoh as
ELLEBlOK'ff,
AHOSKEtfl,
11A1UILTON, AMD
LACOJI IA.
To persons not fully acquainted with the best
kinds of Canton Flannels to buy, we can recom
mend the above brands as tbe best goods in the
market.
We have Canton Flannels ranging In prloe
from Twelve-and-a-Half Cents to Flftv Cents
per yard.
QLANKET8 AND QUILTS.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTrilLR'.
CENTRAL DRY HOODS STORE,
CornerEIGHTH and MAKf.
HURON BLANKETS.
.We are again receiving for this season the
celebrated HURON BLANKETS, which have
heretofore had suoh unprecedented sale.
Attention Is speolally Invited to the quality,
size, and weight of these Blankets. They oome
to us direct from the manufacturers, and will
not be found In any other establishment.
Purchasers may rely on getting BLA.NK.Era
of the best quality, and at only one profit on
first cost.
HURON GOLD MEDAL.
HURON SWAN3D0WN.
HURON PREMIUM. .
HURON EXTRA SUPER.
FURNITURE DIMITIES.
MARSEILLES EXHIBITION QUILTS.
BUREAU COVERS,
COUNTERPANES.
Thirty-five oases ALL-WOOL BLANKETS,
slightly damaged at the mills, will be sold a
bargain.
ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, $1 per pair.
ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, 5 per pair.
ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, 6 per pair.
J) HESS GOODS AND SILKS
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
Have now open for examination rare bar
gains In
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
1 case ELEQ INT PLAIN 8 ILK 3. new shades,
At 8l96t
GOOD BLACK BILKS, at f 2 and 1215.
VERY RICH BLACK SILKS, at 3 and $150.
1 case EMPRESS CLOTH POPLINS, 60 cents.
loaae EMPRESS CLOTH POPLINS, 75 oents!
lease VERY RICH EPINGLINE3, $150,
1 case BILK-CHAIN E PI NG LINES, f 1 75.
RICH CHAMELEON POPLINS, 60 and 73
cents. . ,
RICH BILK BERQE3. 60 cents.
VERY ELEGANT NEW WOOL PLA.ID3.75
oents.
Hot AMEICAN DELAINES, 16 oents.
We are determined to keep our stock of
DRESS GOODS so large and attractive, and the
price of every article so low, as to make It to the
Interest of every lady to make our establish
meut her headquarters for shopping. 1
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
Invite the attention of Families, Housekeep
ers. Wild the Proprietors of Hotels, Boarding
Houses, and Shipping, to the large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
Fcrcliascd for Cash at Greatly Rcdnced
Trices,
Comprising all the varieties of styles and
width in every desotlptlon of
LINEN SHEETINGS,
PILLOW-CASE LINENS,
i , TABLE LINENS,
TABLE CL0TH3,
TABLE NAPKINS AND DOYLIES,
. . . . TOWELS AND TOWELINOS,
LINEN TABLE COVERS,
a
LINEN FLOOR CLOTHS,
Do. FURNITURE COVERS.
Jaequard Liueu Furniture Covers,
Piano, Table, and Melodeon Covers,
Striped and Tlaid Table Coverings,
Cretonne Chintzes,
Twilled Furniture Coverings,
Printed and Damask Dimities, in colors.
Buyers are particularly Invited to the merits
of this department. Our loDg experience la this
line, and moderate charges, Insure to the most
experienced of eur patrons the lowest possible
prices.
A wholesale branch connected with this de
partment. 8 21
JELLING OFF !
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
LEASE, F.XTURES, AND STOCK
FOB SALE.
Established Twenty-Seven Years,
(UN OF WHICH IN PRESENT LOCATION.
The undersigned annouaces to the public that he wll
. sell, at ana
BELOW COST,
HIS ENTIRE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
SILKS, RIBBONS, SATDiS, EUCHES
VELVETS, FLOWERS, Etc.
ALSO, '
A LARGE STOCK O F
REAL LACE GOODS,
EMBKOIDEATXS, IMITATION LACKS, QLOVE9
AND FANOY GOODS,
TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS
OF COST,
TO CLOSE THE CONCERN,
WARBURT0H,
No. 1004 CHESNUT St,
8 7m wf !m
piiii.ADEi.rniA.
727 POPULAR PIUCES 727
I OR
r jz -y o o o i
RICKEY, 8HARP & CO.,
No. 727 CHESNUT STREET,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers,
Have now on exhibition THE MOST EXTENSIVE
AND DKblBABLE BTOCK In this market.
Their stock Is onrlvslled for IEXTANT, VA
RIETY and general adaptation to the wants of the
trade They are ln.conslant receipt of BAB9AINS,
which are freely offered by the yard, piece, or package.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
No. 727 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
HEPPARD,
VAN HARLINGEN & ,
ARRISON
Re pcclfullj lurltc tli attention of bujtfrg
4 totholr
FALL STOCK
or
IV JS -W" . LINENS
AND
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GO0DS,
' ' NOW OPENING,
Purchased for Cash at Greatly Reduced
Prices,
Comprising aU tbe different varieties and widths In
Heavy Linen Sheetings,
Heary Pillow Linens,
Real Barnslcy Table Dainak,
Tabic Napkins and Doylies,
Table Cloths, with Napkins to Match,
Damask Towels and Toweling,
Embroidered Piano and Table Covers,
Striped and Plaid Table Coverings,
Fine Marseilles QuilUi, very elegant,
Rich Cretonne and Furniture Chintzes.
ALPO.
SUrERIOlt QUALITY BLANKETS
All-Wool and Extra widths, for best family use.
UHDICAt BLANKETS,
For Hotels, Public Institutions, etc eto.
CRIB AND CRADLE BLANKETS.
FLANNEL, MUSLINS, Etc.
No. 1008 CHESNUT Street,
ttlmwlHtrsi PHILADELPHIA.
r
jus
RECEIVED,
L A It O E ' LOT
op
GRAND DUCHESS SKIRTS,
F0KSALEBY
JOIIJV W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
2ra
PHILADELPHIA,
pOR THIRTY DAYS
1 1VILL SELL AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
TUB
SURPLUS STOCK,
Drought from the Old Store,
COBHEB OF SEVENTH AID CHESNUT
AT THE KEW STORE,
No. 1128 CHESNUT Street,
X WO DOORS BELOW TWJXFTH.
Hmwito JAMES M'MULLAN.
K OPEN TO-DAY NEW LTNRS
OF
RIBBONS, SATINS, AND YELVETS
FOB
MILLINERY AND DRESS TIUMHIXU
PURPOSES.
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, ORAPKS LICKS, and
a general assortment or MILLINERY UOODi
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
S. H AD. STERN,
No. 14 aRQH Street.
1 28 wfmlm
rjy E M P L E O g FASHION.
MRS. M. A. BINDER, .
NO. 1031 CHKSNUT BTREET,
IMPORIFKOF
LADIES' DREett AMj CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
Josi received, Fringes, Gimps, Bailns. Velvet Trim
nolug, Riboons, Bullous, at d lace Goods la Tlirnad.
Guipure, Cluny, Valenciennes, Point Applique, Col
Ian1, Bets and Barbes, Ooiilur., Hauukerchlela.
Wblie Waists, Bertbas.OheuiUetiKS. '
French, Bcoicu, aad Hamburg Edgings and Imart
Ings, cbolce patterns, Jou?ln's Kid U.ovei, Bridal
Veils and Wreatbs, Freuou Corsets, Hoop tiltlris, no
tlons and small wares.
Dress and Cloak Mtktog In all their departments.
Bridal orders executed wliu tbe utmost care. Mourn
Ins and travelling outiim and other Lraoaleut ivnrir
ci m eleted at a tew hours' notice, at a uch rttes as can
uot mil iu mwa.
S 23 Wfin24t
WANTS.
BOY WANTED A STEADY YOUTH, WHO
can read Manuscript accurately and carefully,
crni rind a permanent btiuatiun by applying lu tbe
nflb story of "Tbe JCvenlug Teleg rapb ' Building be
tween 8 and 9 o'clock to-uiurrow morning. it
ANTED, AN EAPEHIENCUD SALES
lady In tbe Bilk Department of a firat-claaa
Beiall Dry Ooocs House. None need apply out I Dose
tbst are competeut. Address, with reference, HILK.S,
attblscUice, Wtu
BOY IN A RETAIL DUY
nods Blore. Address, wltn reitirenca. a
"Age" Ollioe, . u in 6t
TTTANTED, A
WW On
PIANOS.
Hi
101m4p
C H
I C K
. ANOtt.
Grand, Bouare. and Cprlgbt
e n i n a
DDTTON-R.
No. 914 CHEH.NCT (Street.
fftffls
STEIN WAY & SONS'
anare and norlEht Flanaa. at BLamiith
GRAND
AS1UI
ltf
6TECK & CO.'S AND HAINES
IBKOTHHRH' PIANOS, and UlHON A
LSTB CABIN KT OROAN8, only at
j. k. uuulu h JNew Biore,
8mrj Mo. m CHEUMUT Htreei
O R M 8I WORMS!
Those pests ot childhood, that undermine the
Constitution, and render life miserable, are elTeotaally
removed by the use of
HOLLOW AY'S VERMIFUGE CONFECTIONS,
a most pleasant, sale, and reliable remedy, dally
prescribed by physicians, Bold oy all Drog gluts.
JOHNSTON; H0LL.0WAY & COWOEN,
66 tf Ho. 601 ARCH Street,
rjCVV PUDLICATIONO.
' From the Press ot -
:laxton, remses st iiaffelfin qeu,
Ko- ! and ll MARKET BTREET.
1 1 Ihi0 T",, DAT' "."ts
nnl.Hnn.y OF TttB NWB0H0OL. and Of lb.
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