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- LiBE Cio ooo • i ' . ' - . .
' tion. I
i. 4.Willits.
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Sei
,
liteAdita for '# Ilea" to: which
we here i
In the bri butihr 1)f the sermon
tiv
the reader's attention, It is our
objector eal torefer, from memory, to some
of tUe nio3 pronfinent points - made -by the
speaker./he discourse itself.may.b.O-Sald t?
have bile ft . conning :colanientilry - upon; a
chaptelor Sorlpture,- rather:than a regular
serryupon a giVen text: The' broad, - ' Via. ,
nee an liberality whichsepeoullarl7oharao
teribs the pulpit efforts Of Mt. .Willite was'
Ideated in a high degree la his extempore
eihrt on this oceaslon.-- ---- ----- - .
Alefore commencing his serinon lifo, pied the
Thirteenth chanter of gt: kittiPiiliist Epistle
lito the Clerinthisoft, in ' whielf . the" Nestle so
' beautifully and explialtly,l. defines ,- what :Is
Meant by chrlidian, - ,thitifyl ' iff' darig swtrich,
'however, Mr. Willits,-from the 'tfaettthat the
• term, l9iet(geiliOtlirs#V7ol MoiVeiractlY'thw
import of the .iverd;We it is now used; unifortW''
It substituted the latter for the word charity
wherever itopourred., Zor,one, we must be.
allowed, to
- say with - 4 — firtfa aeferseee to ; his
scholarship, that -to us ttielianWived sense.se
cured by this' change • hatdly.comperisatod for
the depreolation in sound which it unquestioh
ahly incurred... Alb_ ~beweveru _ we believe in
the charityivblch:dßitalieth no evil," we
cheerfully pass 000 the goofisfidogs yet to
come. ..7
. -
Tun Fopl H&xs32 • ° NAMES OP " Nottana,
entire, ( conSlituted_the theme Of hildistOttrie.
The opening: of: Wl' aoiipture . ift as fellow's :
"Him that-is-weak in the faith receive Yo, •
but not disputations., For one
'belitiveth that he mareat all things: 'another,.
who is weak ? etitetli - lierbs. Let not him that
eateth despise , him that matetk not; and let
not him which eateth - Icidge'llim that eat
eth: 'Mr God batli,redeiVesl. him."
This language _of St.Fauf had been addreis
ed to b'oth the converted Jews - and Gentiles
which' tVere'nV,Rcime - , for their infatuation.
Brought up to the 'Strict observance of the Va
rious rites and typical ordinances of the cere
monial 'law, nothing was, more natural than
that the Jews ithenid in some degree entertain
a superstitious tenacity for those Observances,
notwithstanding the fact of their beimpnwalti
.lowed up in thenew dippintiattoit under which
they Were now to - live. , • , The. Gentiles, on the '
other hand; untrammelled by any such customs
in the peat,: bad- difficulty to over
come, and accordingly had at once a more Übe
ral'and correct view of Christianity as agreat
prineiiiiiit" And what - PAW ithukht to
accomplish by.addreseitig theiti as lieffid- was,
to inculcate a charity which should , iiecare to
both Join and" Gentiles a perfeets freddorti of
conscience,' - Alf these shad" initWard a ifferen-.
cos were at best but of a temporal, and hence
' comparatively' trivial character,• it was' the
duty of 'the strong to indulge' he weak in'their
conscientious scruples, rather than 'offend
them by entering into argumentative disputes
mpon these minor matters. - ' • '
lit the phrase," him that is weak In the faith
_receive ye; but , notto'donbtful disputationsi"
we wore not its tifiderititid the word rendered
f ailh" as constituting , that liiine:Ohrlittian
principle awhich accepts Christ as tbs.+ °WY
. Saviour, lint , 'merely a' Imettan 'belief 'with
regard to: certain - comparatively, non-essential •
feting and ordinances. This was indicated in
the ..context,thus e," One belioveth that he may
eat all 'things; another, who is „weak, eateth
berbe." The Sews, for, eiemple,,aurrounded
as they were with an-idolatrous people,- and
being conscientious in the' matter of eating
meats, which had been offered unto idols;'were.
in menrcattes_inclined to abstain from eating
meat altogether, forfear of ; offending even by
mistake. - 'NoWthe'doctritie of theapestlewas
that, irjheyAelietieOillifpg to be , unclean, to'
them it was nacinan, - and that, therefore,-they.
were right in heeding the dictates of conscience;
as by doing that which their own sense of right
did not - sanction they condemned themselves.
Here, then, was a broad platform of-uni
versal Christian Brotherhodd. If, said the
speaker, a man used the means at his cont
. mend-to enlighten -his -conscience, and-then
felt conittained to honor God, in a form that
did not happen to spume exactly with our con
, trained notions; it was not only his sacred right,
but his bounden duty to follow the, dictates of
his own heart, and -we, in endeavoring to mo
lest or interfere with_ him' in the exercise Of
that right,'Wenedoiiig - what God,' tbrotigh his
apostle, 'had plainly prohibited; 'Viewed in
this light; the speaker saw mucli- 'among_pro.:
tessedly Christian pacts that wasnrrogantly
nncharitable, and hence unchristian. He wee
glad -to see, however, that signs of'a better
elate of things in the future were daily de
veloping. The.: present great awakening.
on the subject of religion - bad already
accompliShed ;ranch . towards battering down
the „ of, selfishness that
have' too long sundered those professedly'ef
-the Baum household; All he' wanted to know
of a Mari,* greet him as a brother in Christ,
was, that in adhering to the form of religion
he professed, he :was seeking conscientiously
to honor the Lord. So that a man was "fully
persuaded in his 'own mind," it was then a
matter between him and his. God, and over
Which no man oh earth had - any right to sit lb
judgment. - The latiguago_of inspiration, 'lliad
- the speaker, was - signally explicit -on, tole
point : Let not' him that- eateth des*
- him 'that
using
net." By this form of ex
pression, using the word despise, the• aped
-tie had evidently intimated that they Who
_refrain from nating- 7 - that - is, the sticklers
I dr the externals—occupied the lower or weaker
' position; - and' - hence - he-bespoke - '"for - - them
charity; but,' at the Sellie' time commanded
them not to, Undertake to exercise judgment,
in retest', over those to whose liberality they
were entitled, " and let not him that eaten'
mot judge him thist.taieth" was the language
employed. The query, " who art thou that
:judgest another man's 'servant?" was strik
ingly significant. If men are determined to
OX6re;av :,he prerogative of judging matters' of
corAciewie;i:t it not be of "one another,"'
but this rather, "that no man put a stumbling
,or an oceasion to fall, in his brother's
war." This Judie:al inquiry into religious
melees --was suictlyt matter - belonging to
tho k teme-department, audit every man would
ocem.y. himself inifilehmUy in the work of self
exarniniWon, be would feel himself much less
called upon to sit in haughty judgment over
others. The evident enough that the
great mass of the differences which- divide the
several branches of tholThurch was composed
of con,parativel insignificant external, mat
ters. Now,,he was of the opinion thaVreli
-8(0,11 had pldgod ,the tailor, the niilliner,nnil
the butcher of-society , pito long ,eittonghl
Whativewanted was a more whole.sooled ap
•plieetion of the true principles of Christianity,
and let denominational differences pass for no
more than they are worth. -All he wanted .to
know °Lamm., WAS, that he, Walla good man,
' and be effrixl not by , what ritinitt ho Might - he
called; and toaProve that' this was the true
• principle, he appealed to those who hoard him
if they had not met in their walks men of: all
denominations, wbo, independent of naive,
were universally' acknowledged in society as
good men.- ,
Thia, hoiveVer, should - aliayir be itoriekin
:mind, that the only true Standard of Wide
, thin goodnesit -was, feund in a • man's. wallunk
through life with the conscientious motive of
lionorinvGodi. and•. thin man that did this,
whether Jew or Gentile, Greek or barbarian,
was his idea or Stifle Qhribtian: ••
Lest. the liberality for which ho was eon
''tending; liciWever, shouldbe falsoly'e.onetriled,
Mr. Willits made a brief allusion to the. wrong
' Interpretation wide"' bad sometimes been alp
: plied to-those words in thit.cbapter under re
view:
( "Mb Men esteemeth one day above anoth
-.fir- another esteemeth everyday slate."
These - it/OW, siiid'hil,hati - bynome been
tortured into the meaning that, by those who
saw proper, the Bibliath need not be recog
nised as differing anylrom' every other day in
-the week. •
, The fallacy of tine interpretation was, how
ever, clearly apparent. t - The. ancient' Jews,
us we all knew, had, imposed upon them in
the Levitical 'law a - multitude of Sabbaths (a
word signifying a day of rest) litisidett too
weekly Sabbath, specified in the moral law and
it wasjirt-eference to the observance,of these
that these words were written. None of these
extra Sabbath§ ,had, been, mentioned in the
law which•Moites" reCelveiron ' Sinai, but the
weekly Sabbath which we are required ,to
"keep' Wily" flad 'lndledded in the very
centre of the Aecalogrie., .And independent
of this, the very terms in which this liberty
of "esteeming all days alike",is given, aro;
that regarding or not regarding shall be done
unto the Lerikscithat in order for a teen to be
justified in breaking the Sabbath 77 a part of
the moral:law—he must 'be 'able to show-at
the bar of his own conscience that he does eo
with the view of honering God.
There, was -too much palling down among
Christians, and' too , Milo disposition 'to
build up. Everything that tended to 'edify; (a
word signifying to build up, and from which
the term edifice was derived,) wee Valuable and
good. The Scriptures likened the church to a
great edifice; of which Christ was the head;
the states' hi this edifice,,were the differept
branches of the church;- all these needed
''trimming and cutting-and-chiselling to adapt
them - to theplaees they were to" 1111, and' yet,
• with it all, in order,'te - make them cling to
`-gather, in -one symmetrical--and harmonious
:whole, the intervening crevices needed a
liberal application of the mortar
-of charity.
There was n volume of meaning ih - the Sim
ple plan here suggested for the building of the
~,Christian edifice, and we- aro ,oply Sony that
,thitiengtkeur akefth has iiiready'atfained - fli t
- bids a iblier. reproduction Of the- happy man
oner in which this thought-wits applied by the
speaker. • .
- The above sermon was preached in the First
ElefOrnied Dutch Church, Seventh and Sprihg
Garden streets—of which Mr. lirillits-is,pas
_teroh,Sahhath morning, the Ist instant.
hit Rev: J. R. Itiiii3er'•:bas accepted' call
411tiiitt: James' Bvdngottoot Luthuttu 17144r903 at
IhttrlbUTlF, Pot
Sakes by '22l.rturn.
SO*Ss
11•0 1 ,•Atii..189 and 141 11013T11 IPOLIBTYI BMW;
(Formerly Noir elf cod C. 0.1
r :TUBE BALE—TO BOOKSELLERS.
alld'artt retaliu: Philadelphia Trade Bale v.",
commence on the' Viet of September. Ostalcir''
..ees
In
- - - REAL ESTATE, STOOKS.
Pella Bales at the phlledrAplo-1
:Tuesday Evening, during the I‘^ a Bxohange, eve ry
ID* In J 417.
1-heretofore, ,44.- ooseasional &deo Mr
. %1',1:7", Ilaudbllt• ' • i d ....sety, In
of each property p
e ;;; which we pahlith on the Saturday P . f.e'Poos
one thousand catalogues in pawl?! I tam,
'diving full deemiptions of all the properW t° cold on
a following Tnesday. • I • ' •
IIIttNITT.IftEr AT, INTIM
841 every Thursday morniok. r ;.;,..
'ILEALABTATE AT PIO BALE.
at re_
igq- We Aare a Jerge Autouut.o Beal .MM‘MMM
iarte' leolndlnw. twerp , deeafiption of Olty and
bontdaj , prnrrY; "set may be had et the
Mieffon more.
partwror MAia l AMtiIETES.
relate entered on. our 'Private Bale
r, end. adrertiakin occialonally in our Public Bele
Absitriete, (cr:lrlthth .1,000 eopie4 are printed weekly,)
rme e
7 i4;1 . 19 ' Wt' , isle.'
'• +" • • ilTuuliti &o
.on Tunadai-Erinlng,- -
14
111• rith, it 8- o'clock, at , th e Pleiledelphia .
mge,'Nelli belie% for LOCOnia or idiom it way con-
. •
• . ,
1.458% abases' of
,the 'aiipitallitook of the Tinkle
pant' Coal Company, the same to be sold for arrears of
*meson:Mitts, sursuant,tri resolutions of said company:
• --t D r. Eno be pale each' share at the time of sale.
14 minaret Delaware Railroad Company'
Also: •60 'aliares'Rensingtou Bank.
Also. for account of. whom it may eogoern
-2,:t0, (new) shares Fab Prinelzeo Landlissoolation.
- , -118.41..-ESTATEI 11.4LF.—A1101TT 17th.
"'-
Orphana , Cou
state of Jamie M. Power.,De
-1.• rt J
"- ' ceased.
•: BRIOK DWELtING;•POPLAn BritEET..—All that
story brick dwelling, grid lot; towtlreide of Poplar
street, 39 feet west of Blxteenlk street, lot 21 by 90
feet—two fronta, 'l'", ' • " '"
PeretoPtery Eisle 2 - - Ititate late of Joseph Young, Deed.
--DWELLING-AND' GROCERY' BTOI .—Three-story
brick dwelling and grocery, No, 876 App le , street, be
tween Ponrth street and 'York, 11182124 S. _
`,Lax_ • game Estate. ~•
' • DWE'LLING fi.B7II ; AGER-BNER SALOON.—Three
dory brick dw011140003,14,w4t00r saloon, No. 878 Ap
ia Street: :Rile - absolute, , •
= Bo o o a
l!fikePlP.t9 l 7 - Ilidi r -Estate, Of
_Themso Dar.
• • 11 , i ri glia.-Deceised, •
YALUABYg LIGNG - ..1• 0 T FIFTEENTH
WARD —AIL these, five lot/ of - gronnd, east aide of
Nineteenth pirast,. north;of ;Anne Arcot, each 17 feet
front., and ranging lit depth frOm 80 to 61 feet.
. Also, ill th ose five 'Lite nin th side of Anne street,
iteridning the &be ve,seelt„l7 feetfront, rough's in depth
from 80 to 48 . fmit. r. • •
:lie' cola eeParatelY. Lithographic
plane may,be,luid at the auction store.
" Peremptory Oslo.
• NRAT - DWELLING'-LThe nontitiortild-tt-ltitlf-story
bide buildings, No. 487 Dillwyn
street, below Noble street.;
VALUARLE LOT OF GROUND, west side of Paul
street, between Church and Unity stnieta, Yonkfork,
.feet front . „
THREE LOTS. fIOUTEWARK.—Iot south side of
Watkins street,lll3 feet east of Faith street. •
Lot west side of Moyne:tensing _Road, south othforrie
Lot nouitt aide of Moore street cut of /fourth /treat
Boas at Noe. 189 and 141 South fourth street.
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8CIPIR1011; SUBMITURN_, PIANO.FORTN, V I N 111
.sgaNOEL. PLATE, -MTHEDES, , i'BECISSELS *OAF,
PETS. fr.a. i,. ;
. On Thursday _ Morning,
"it ' 9
' ONStWi, at the attetion store, an ostensive
assortment of. excellent second-hand furniture, elegant
pleno•fortes, !carpet", eta., f ro m privets
families declining housekeeping, removed to the atom
for eonvenienoo of sale. , • - •
Pale en the Preamble/I—Bristol Turnpike and Eisien.
• • , • • r .Idile:Lene.! -
OOTTAGV ~IBARN,- ,E ND•F/VB LOTS. •
.• An.Wedsteeday Afternoon.
•..Angusillth,at drdock, will be Sold, on the pre
mises-on-the- Bristol turnpike and Eleven-mile lane,
Torfeedale, and d miles from Tacony,
.modern cottage s t ud pawl, with 6 sores and 88 paroles,
on the jirlstol turnpike aWd • Bloven-mile lane.
• Two lots 'adjoining, on the Bristol turnpike, each 6
sores. , _ ,
tot On the Saito' turnpike, 6% sores.
Two lote i I acres each, on the Eleven-mile lane.
per4culara in handbills and lithographie
plans.
, :.6.14.81VAT8
A . well-welly first mortgage--$l,BOO.
A beautifully Jaunted lot, .Perkiomen turnpike,
Okinitnut,llilL - . - .
Mit4L =TATE AT ‘PRIVATII BALL
BPLENDID• , BROWN-STONE MaNSION, Cheetnnt
street, with stable and
Goa*street, house. One of the finest
reeldeneei in the cit
NEAT 1110 MM ÜBIDENOB, No. 1618 Chestnut
ELEGANT BROWN-8T941, BINIDENOIS, Waluut
.streat Testaßroad:.-
. .
SLIGANT BROWN-STONE BBSIDBNOB, 1621
.Walnut streetexest of Sixteenth.'
11,181DX11010, Sodtheset wrier Walnut and
endleventeenth,atzeete • • •
ELEGANT AND, VALUABLE RESIDENOE, South
wNG mot Of Eleventh and Walnut streets.
Tw 0_ ELIO ANT RESIDIINONS, Rittenhouse Square.
TWO HANDBOME BIMIDNN OBS Wasblogton Square.
ELEGANT BROWN-BTOND RESIDENCE, North
Broad btr•at.'
• nANDBonni • MODERN RESIDENCE, Northwest
corner of Green and Fifteenth streets.
HANDED= MODERN RESIDENCE, N 0.1530 Grefli
treet:
NEAT RINIIMINOS, Spruce' Street, between Broad
And Fifteenth.
HANDSOME MODERN YOUE-STORY RESIDENCE,
N0. , 1603 Sprat's street. -
ELEGANT BROWN-STONE ERSIDENOE; No. SO
Pine street, west 61 Eighth. • • •
HANDSOME sitowm-sTorcr, RESIDENOE,No. 1516
Pine West. • - -
HANDSOMER MODERN NP.INDENO2I No. 1805 Pine
street.
HANDEONN . RIBIDENO.I9, N 014582 Pine street.
TWO lIANDEORIE BROWN-BTONII ItIiBIDENOSEI
Third street, bolo* 13nruie ' •
NEAT. RRAIDENON, No. 241 South Eighth - street
below Walnut.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, No. 818 North
Eighth street.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, No. ISSltorth
&month street.
if NDSOMN: RES/DBNON, No. 621 North .'Bizth
street.
FRE METHODIST ISPISOOPAL OHUROH PRO
PRIMP, New „Market street .
SUPERIO. AND ELEGANT BROWN-STONE OF
FICE BUILDING; Nos. Or and 400 Walnut street.
Layne AND VALUABLE LOT, Locust, Mary, and
Church streets, West Philadelphia, 200 by 175 feet.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Northwest corner Locust
and_Mary_streets, opposite the above. -
VERY HANDSOME OOUNTRY RESIDENOE, near
Tioga elation, on the Germantown Railroad,
VALUABLE _FARE AND COUNTRY SEAT, 160
acres: between Torrisdale and Bristol.
COUNTRY; kIEAT, with about seven scree, Chestnut
aiu.„
AN ELEGANT FARM, 80D acres, With Roomier Im
provements on the River Delaware, one mile from New
Castle.
„Lino; ELEGANT, AND VALUABLN FARM be
twasirthe city of Wilmington and Brandywine Springs.
ELEGANT COUNTRY BRAT, 10 acres, with Line
improvements, Reboot Rouse Lane, Germantown, oppo
site the late Dr. J. K. Mitchell's.
kEDSOME MODERN DWELLING, N 0.1184 Osalow
MD street.
BRICK - PTORE, DWELLING, AND BAKERY, No
135 Arch street.
FOUR-STORY BRICK STONN. AND DIVNLLING,
No. 1809 Ohastent street.
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, No. 702 South
fifteenth street
NEAT MODERN DWELLING, No. 340 Faders
street.
REBIDENON'NORTII SIDS OP WALNUT Street,
east et BlevAnth street, at prlrate sale.
11:7 Also. a large arnonnt or ;other propert, Ground
Rente, Mortgagee , &0..: Printed Sete may be had at the
*nation Mom- ------ - -
PRIVATE' BALE REGISTER.
117" Real Estate entered on our Private Bale Reiater
and advertised occasionally In our Public Sale Abs tracts
(of which 1,000 copies, are printed weekly, daring the
business season t ) free of charge.-
TAMES A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
tP NO. 422 WALNUT STREET, above YOURTII.
113 — Personstaroring no with aonsignmenta can real
assured that their property will not be aaerilleed.
117" 00/111111R8/01311 more moderate than thole charged
by any other Auction Moore in blieeity.
0 4mildroneide respectfully solicited. -
• - 80es.Deld lmmediatelrefter, the rondo Ine sold
PALL SALES ; O REAL .ESTATE.
'Pleat Vail Sale 'or:Neal Estate—Angnst 25.
Second rall Sale of Roil Estate-Bonlember 1,
•- Third Pall Sale of Real Estate—Se_ptember 8.
, MAST PALL SALE. , —.ALIGUST 25th.
Tblg sale, at the Exohange, on Wednesday evening,
August 26th, 1868. at 8 o'clock, will Include
,MOUNT MORIAII OShINVERY STOOKS.
30 altered Moils in the blortnt Moriah Cemetery Com
pany
irr Belo .posittre on acomnt of whom It may.oon
orb.' '.,
MEROARTILE LIBRARY SHARE!
. .
I"alisrelferaintlle - • •
OrPbarne Qourt fialc--Eatate of Smith's Minors
NEAT:BRAME DWELLING AND LOT, ItiTTEN,I
DOUSE; STREET, NEAR GRIIEN, GERMANTOWN.
A frame dwelling home awl lot of ground, sonthesuit
side of Rittenhouse street, near Green street, German
town, 32 feet front, 169 feet deep. $l2 ground-rent.
The yard is Mooked with fruit, grape-rines, there's,
pears,
Ablolate Sale.
. - -
DWBLLING, PERRY /TENET, BELOW 81%110E.
A neat two-Story brick dwelling and lot, wen side of
Perry street, 37 feet south a Orrice street, 16 feet lc(
Inches front and 70 foot deep, two fronte.. Gas intro
ducked. Benti for $l4O per annum. ELP - .Bale positive.
.
Abiolnte gale. -
TAVERN. STAND AND DwELLING, WILLIAM
STREET NINETEENTH WARD ' ---A lot of ground,
with a three-etory brick 'tavern atria& fronting on Wil
liam street, 20 feet northweet of Bath street, Nine
teenth ward; 20 feet front, 302 feet deep to a eix•feet
alley ; ow the rear are two small brick dwellings. ' The
whole will rent for 1355 per annum.
LW Bale absolute. Terms--cash.
Absolute gale.
THREE-STORY BRICK bTORE AND DWELLING,
WILLIAM STREET, ADJOINING..— A three-story
brick store and - dwelling' adponing The above, of the
same front and depth , like improvements.
ppr• Sale absolute. Terims—eash
I.S4'
E6O to It., paid on, oath of the above when the
same is struck off.
. HELL Hi3TATH AT PRIVATH BALM.
Handsome mansion, southwest corner of Seventeenth
mad Walnut streets.
• .
Itesidenee, Washington Square and Walnut street.
Dwelling house, No. 821 Vine street. .
20 acres of land, Indian Queen lane.
Valuable property, Brantford road.
Handsome dwelling, No. 1812 Wallace street.
81111110511 stand and dwelling, Seventeenth and Wash
ington streets,
Blegant property, 80 sores, &c., above Torresdale.
14 mires of laid, Chilton avenue, Germantown.
Hand' ome reiddenee and lot, Went Philadelphia.
Valuable lot of ground, Germantown Railroad and
Columbia avenue.
Handeeme, dwelling, Spring, Garden • afraid, above
Twelfth. • • - •
CABINET OP MINERALS
At private sale, a valuable Cabinet of Minerals, cont.
prising over 1,000 epoch:bens, the collection of ammo!
years. The proportyof dlgesitleman who hoe no room
for them. They are very desirable fora public) institu
tion. Apply at the azietion Wire.
•-gesal -Notito
LETTER'S TESTAMENTARY TO THE
Hetet° of JOSEPH RfaKEItT, late of the city
of PhiladelPhh., d.cemea, having been granted to the
undersigned, all preens 'lndebted to the said Estate
Will please make payment, and those baying claims ere
requested to present them without delay to -
EDWIN L. NE.AKERT, '
No. 418 North pOLIBTLI Street,
OSWOLII tiIOMPBON,
No. 710 PINE Street; -
PRANKLAN 0. JONES,
• No. 82 B. Wlts RV .1:8;
Exeentore.
T PLEAS
THE COURT OF COMMON PLE
A. FOR Tfill CITY AND COUNTY OF PIULADEL.
In the matter of the estate of WHITE, STEVENS,
k C 0. ,, our petition of ISAAC B. WATERMAN,
assignee, •
• The Undersigned, Master and Examiner, to whom was
refotrid, bk,the abov-named Court, the petition of
bunko 0. Waterinen,assig.nes of the estate of White,
'Stevens, & Co., Praying the advice and direction of the
Court in the metier of proposed compromise of the
claim against George 1,. Broom & Co., will meat the
parties interested at his office. No. 266 B. FOURTH St.,
on SATURDAY, Angust.l4, 1868, at 11 o'clock A. M.
an 6-44 s in 6t" WM. SERGEANT.
UA.IIMAIT & RABONG—
Inipnrters and Wholesale Dealers 'ln WINES,
•SRANDINS, GINS, end FANCY LI
quoßs, No. low 144,1;45,1' Otreot, between Tenth and
NOlentO stmitf. KM;
TtlE ---Pttg B ge-P ll }HA*
sake 110,‘!Agt_tion,.
pojaktionit Altiixs,,Roo3t,
T p'A. - HlV:aid 1Q EtTRAVDIRRY, 'between MAR
EN' ' an d i?fiIdITNTIT and RROOND and THIRD etreata.
- 7 F. G. WOLBERT4 AM:lll4am
9UQTT,
AUCTION - Et% (kitteces
jut. nor 40 WOLB&BT &80OTT,)481 011Z8TNUT St,
opposite th e (lndere House, between fourth and PHU'
Street*. -
OLOTLINS PINS AND PAILS AT PRIVATE SALE.
Just lauded from saboonor Jollo-1
100 boxes clothss
100 dozen pen!', „
REMOVAL:—EURNESS, BRINLEY,
00. have removed to the Lotte,No. 429 MARKET
street, formerly occupied by Meilen; Caleb Cope & Co.
JYI , , FURNESS, RRITLNY, k CO.
VIIIINEBS, BRINLEY, & CO., , •
No. 429 MARKET Street.
• 1-MATTING AT PRIVATNLBALN.
200 piece', 44 and 6.4 white and red check matting
MOSt If ATHA IN b, 'AUOTIONEER
AND ooMmtestos MERCHANT, B. a: corner
Ems an& RACE,Streete.
• GREAT - NMI° ACCOMMODATION.
MONET ! •- MONEY I I MONEY ! ! ,
Money liberally advanced in - large or small amounts,
to
froni'one dollar thoneande,'on gold and silver Vista,
diamonds, warping, jewelry, fow/ing-pieoea, musical
instrumentlf,l4tniture, dry goods, olotbjng, groceries,
sigare, hardware, cutlery, books, horses, vehicles, har
nese, and all artiolee of value, for any length of time
agreed on, at /Yoram's , Pr incipal Rstablishmost,
southeaet corner of-Sixth and Race streets.
!t2 Prothiskory motes - with Collateral, dlemormted
at the lowest 'market vital.
NATIIANALPRINCIPAL ,EBTABLIaIIMENT, 8.
001triit01 1 8 - iifirr HD EACH BTREEtB.
Where money will be liberally advanced on gold and
silver plate, diamonds, watches,jewelry, fowling pieces,
dry goods, clothing, groceries ; liquors , cigars, hard
ware,cutlery, fancy articles, mirrors, paintings, en
graviegs, • musical instruments, , furniture, bedding,
horses, ye/doles, *rm!, stooks, and sal other articles
of value.
~•- • -. 4 . 011T-DOOll, BALES. .
. ,
Personal attention given to all out-deoi Sites, either
at private dwellings, stores, or elsewhere, and charges
unusually I ow. i , , •• •
TO PERSONS RELINQUISHING HOUSEKEEPING.
Persons relinquishing housekeeping or having sup
plies of 'furniture to dispose of. will Snd it to, their ad
vantage by sending the same to the auction store, south
east corner of Stith 'and lace street, where It will be
properly arranged in,the furniture salesroom, and sold
to the beat advantage, tivathirdi of the goods advanced
if required, and the balme handed over the afternoon
of the day of wile.
• - PRIVATX
. . . .
Fine gold and silver bunting case double came, and
double , .bottomed; fever,. lupine, , Saglieh, Swiss, and
French watches; gold specks, gold chases , gold brace
lets, a variety of- fine gold studs,..breestpine ' and finger
rings; fine'nutie; 'imperior Old violin and guitar, Tory
fine melodeon, end numerous other articles.
AT PRIVATE SALE AT VERY' LOW PRICES.
Gold English patent lever watches, full jewelled and
plain, some of them fine IS-karat esLes of the best
makers. •
Silver English patent lever watches, fall jewelled
and plain, of the most approved makers.
Gold escapement lever and lepibe watches, in hunt
cases and open face, of the very best make.
Ladies , gold enamelled watches, sat with pearl and
diamonds., • .
Silver English, Swiss, and French watches, diamond
breast pins and finger rings, gold bracelets, ear rings,
finger rings, breast pins; studs, floe gold vast, fob. and
neck chains, gold speetaelem, and vEriatie other arti.
elan of jewelry, he.,
SA: DYSART Ss CO., AUCTIONEERS AND
• 00M11188100 MERCIBAIII9I, No. TT Doutti .1114GHTIE
STREET, oomer of LODGE STRUT.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
. .
• Large and valuable tract of valuable coal and tim
ber land et private sale, well worthy the attention of
capitalists and otherei as the' owner is compelled to
Gall.
r farthet partleulars imiulre at the suction
store.
LET OUT-DOOR DAUBS la:dieted and grompUy at
tended to.
tET ADVANCES made on consignments when de
sired, without extra charge.
Mr' SALES-ROOMS open until 10 P. ht. Now pre
med to receive invoices of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
WATCHER and JEWELRY, NEW and SECOND
HAND PIIRNITDRB, PA.LNT/NGS, 800118 and STA.
TIONBRY, rho., &e. , ,•
, JET Sales of PASO? GOODS CYST? evening.
iaAld. UEI4 NATHANB, AUOTIONSFAL,
)..7 and, MONRY WAN 0111011, No. 224 Booth
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear at., only
Ghat dom
are ab b e wi loLsg • ter o : 4 l9u r r. ir 0 . 0044,
iinta 10
ofelook in the evening.
Outdoor walla; and salsa at the Anetfon Holm, at
tended *pad the moethallefsotol7 terms.
UAYITAL 2200PQ. -
Eauebiisehlfor, the hut Thirty Years.
Advances mAde from one dollar to tboneands on Dla
ihouds, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, bier
ebandise, salothlng,lhandtare, Bedding, Olgars r bfiuleal
Instrumento, Gone , Homes , BerrfelieS, and floods of
every
rwl i" o:h ni remain any length Of time agreed
All advanoes, from one hundred dollars and upwariii
will be obliged 2 per cent. per month; two and over,
the lowest market rate. -
This Store Hone, haling a depth of 120 feet, km large
are end thief proof molts to 'tore all valuables, and pri;
Tate watchmen for the premien; abm, a heavy insni
ranee effected for the benefit of all persons having goods
adveneed upon
N. 11.—On amount of having an unlimited capital,
this office le prepared to make &drives on more setts
faavery and accommodating terms than , any other to
this city.
Money satauoril to' the poor, in mall amount',
out any charge.
AT PRIVAT.I SALT.
Gold Patent Liner and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will int sold at minced prima
ebucational.
A FRLFNCH YOUNVLADY, of good
Education, Io willing to offer her eervlces ea
Teacher In a reeptctablo private faintly, In exchange for
her board. Addreno LYONS. *face of t ale paper
ans.6t*
WILL RE-OPEN ON THE FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, for the Scholastic
year r oondating of ten months,
J. J. - REED'S
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 1023 WALNUT Street,
THILAIALPHIA.
The system of tuition is based on that adopted In the
beet Seminaries In Europe, and comprises thorough in
struction In the English, Erench, and Latin languageei
special attention is also paid to the formation of grille.
gent style of composition, and to the cultivation of •
taste for polite literature. The counts of study will
embrace every branch of education.
A limited number of pupils admitted lots the family.
Their religious and moral training is under the special
mire of Mrs. Reed, who Mu, had many years experience,
and deference will be paid to the feelings and wishea of
their parents In these matters. The health and comfort
of the young ladiee is also carefully attended to by her.
Weekly boarding pupil!, from Monday till Wridey,
re
solved at proportionate rates
A week's vacation at Obrintmas and at Exeter.
(Payable half in advance, and half at the expiration of
Bye month.) •
Yor tuition In the regular eourne of study $lOO 00
N . B.—A Junior clue will bo formed.
Gorman, Bpaulab, Italian, and other languagee, Mu
sic, (+meal and instrumental,) Drawing and Painting, (in
oil and water colors) at Professore , charges.
Use of Piano, per annum $ 20 00
Ilarp
g , Outtar.
For Boarding 250 00
Washing at 50 cants per dozen. .
Each boarding pupil la regnired to bring her own tow-
ale silver fork and spoon.
Pew rent at cost.
TESTIAIONIALB.
It affords me pleasure to state that Mr. J. J. Reed is
recommended by official testimonial' of distinguished
gentlemen in London. From personal acquaintance with
Mm, I tan most cheerfully recommend him as an se
oomplished scholar * and gentleman to the confidence of
the public. A. CON VERI3)9
The subscriber takes great pleiumre fn uniting with'
Dr. Converse In the above recommendation. From per
sonal aeguainteuice with Mr.. Reed, an well as from his
dintinguished testimonials, I am confident of his emi
nent abilities as a gentleman and scholar.
. .
CHARLES WADSWORTH.
We are happy to hear that Mr. J. J. Reed, a gen
tleman of considerable literary attainments, and who
hancontributed to Graham's many excellent ketches of
eminent Persone has re-opened his Institute /or Young
Ladies, at 1523 Walnut etreet, one of the moat admira
ble localities in the city. Mrs. Reed lea lady who ban
bad many yearn' experience in tuition, and beam a high
reputation for mimes in training her pupils, both mo
re*. and mentally. Mr. Reed, from his knowledge of
European languagen, and from haying graduated In the
Bret college,' in England, itnparte the advantages of the
beet European epitome of education; and particular at
tention la paid to the study of English Composition and
Polite Literature. We would lay some stress on this
latter fact, since general literary Information and Cul
ture, though by far the most distinguishing signs of In
telligence and refilled education, are, on the whole, far
more neglected in most schools and colleges than any
other branches.—Editor of Graham's Magazine for
July, 1861, p. 81.
REFERENCES.
Renry Vothake, LL. D., Provost of the tintrenilty
of Pennsylvania.
John J. Frazer, LL. D., Professor of the Physical
Sciences In ditto.
George Allen, LL. D , Professor of Ancient Lan
guages in ditto.
Lion. William M. Meredith,
Oa John W. Forney, editor of The Press.
Chides €l , . Leland, Eeq., editor of Graham's Maga
zine.
Roy. William B. Steven, D. D., Rector of fit. An
drew's.
Rev. Imam Oonvereo, D. D., editor of the Christian
Observer.
' Rev. Charles Wadsworth, D. D., Arch-street Preeby-
Whin Church.
Joseph L. Keen, r. West Philadelphia.
Thomas 8. Taylor, Eeq., Wed Philadelphia.
PIANO-FORTE—Elementary and finishing
lessons by an. aceompliahed foreign artist. N 0.1623
WALNUT Bt.
MISSES CASEY AND MRS. MERE'S
LTA BOARDING AND DAY 1301.1u0L FOR YOUNG
LADIES, No. 1703 WALNUT Street, west of SEVEN
TEENTH, Philadelphia, will be re-opened on WED
NESDAY, the Bth of September. aua-Fm'a
RITTE.N.DEN IB PII I *JADE LPII IA
00b1DIEUOIAL °OMAGH, aortheut corner of
OUZSTNIIT and SBVENTB Stmts.
An Inetitution 'deeigned to It young men for AO.
FIVE: 813131/TESS.
The whole building is oeoupl.d, and titled up in a
anything kko l :L il gr i p4p7ralon 7l2 ot h o eonnt i do gi n-h ot hu el lo country.
BOARD OF TM:WM&
B. B. Comegys, ' Francis Hoskin'',
George H. Stuart, David Milne,
John Sparhawk, David 8. Brown,
Tsaao Hacker, A. V. Parsone l
1). B. Hinman, Frederick Brown,
;online. Lippincott. ap23-t1
JOHN H. BELL,
'BRACHER OF
MATIOATION AND NAUTICAL. ASTRONOMY,
At BRYANT & STRATTON'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
B. E, Darner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets
I ONEPS SPRING GARDEN AOADEMY,
N. N. corner EIGHTH and BUTTON WOOS Sta.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.—Book-keeping in
all ita various forum; preparing Students thoroughly for
situations in any branch of bwilesen; Plain and Oink.
mental Writing; Commercial Calenlatinz; Law and Cor
respondence. No institution In the United States ghee
• more thorough and practical course. In this depart
ment no teaching Is done In clearer, rind is open DAY
and EVENING. Time unlimited.
MATURSIATIOAL AND CLASSICAL DEPART
BIENT.--(Separate from the shoved •Young Men and
Boys are prepared for any grade of an English and Ohm
ideal Education, vis : Spelling. Beading, Writing, Gram
mar,
Geography, Arithmetic , Philosophy, Ancient
and Modem Language s, with all the higer Collegiate
Btridies. Beerlons of S months commence September
let, and Pebrnary let. - Pupils received at any time be •
fore or after there dates and charged accordingly. Cata
logue/ furnished gratis.
rahNi.tf DONLHAVY LONG, Principal.
BitrANT & . .STRATTON'S CHAIN OF
NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGES. Phi
ladelphia College, Botanist corner SEVENTH and
OLIEBTNIIT IR - recta. Por Information, call or Bend for
eireular. Jelatf
HERRINGS -800 bbls. NO. 'I PICKLED
Herring ; 800 bbl extra Newfoundland ditto
120 bbl Potomac dry salted ditto, now in store and for
ago by J.NO. M. KENNEDY & 00.
meld .Nna 180 and 189 N WrIARVIin.
A LLSOPP'S PALE' ALE, In Mle., a
eonitant supply on band, in Contom House Moron,
tot tee by WILLIAM U. YEATOtt,
09 polish Sao n 1111111#
Mebuinal.
• B.
Hnst.vre will, in all cases, follow the use of Rattiray4
a:lt:Remedies. There are none so sick or diseased, NC
lfeah, feeble, or crippled wit) } pain or infirmities, but
that Radwayia Ready . Rellef; Renovating, Resolveet, of
Regulators, as the nature of the disuse° or slokosse
may require, will-quickly and rapidly Mire..
Them remedies- consist of Railway's Ready Relief
.Radway , s Renovating Resolvent; Radway's Regulators
Each of these remedies pee/lessee special curative power.
'over certain diseases, Yet there are other disaseet
wherein their combined medicinal properties ate re.
quired ; and when time used, if there Is sulidelent Life
and strength within the diseened or dying body to ens
into their action, the patient will live and be restorer
to health.,
Pain ' - B. B. Relief.
Acute Diseases. W. R. Relief.
Inflammatory Disenses.:lte/ief end Regulators.
Ma/grimes Diseases Relief and Regulators.
Congestive Diseases..." Relie_f and Regulators.
Scrofulous Dueases......Rehovating Res olvent.
Chronic Diseases Renovating Resolvent.
. .
Syphilitic Diseases Renovating .Hesolvent.
Constitutional Diseases.. Resolvent and Regulators
Skin Diseases Renovating Rasalooms.
Nervous Diseases ' Besolvtnt, Itelaf, Repots.
Infectious Diseases Ready Belief 4. Regulators
' CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Many diseases that afflict humanity are inherited es.
heir-looms front' the diseased bodies of sickly Ores
Scrofula, Consumption; Syphilis, and tits, are amens
the molt common 9f conshtutional diseases. Now, ws
care not how many generations the seeds of these die.
sages may have been established in the system, con
rupting the blood—Radony's Renovating Betoken'
will eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every par.
tido of diseased deposits, and fill the reins with new,
pure, sad healthy blood.
DISEASHO,
Radwayis 'Benovatilig Resolvent should be hailed
111 a blames by every mother throughout the land.
whose hirants are &Mated with Bores, Humors, rte:
These breaking' out (thus early) are evidenoes of dia.
ease transmitted from the parent stock. A. few doeee of
the Renovating Resolvent will eradicate titer, vestige
of the disease and insure the child a sound and healthy
body.
B.S. B.—Badway'e Ready Relief for Headaohee, wha
ther not or nervous; Rheumetism, Dior.
three, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Cramps,
Influenie, Bloody Flux. ParalyaLs, Lumbago,
Gout,' Neuralgia, Tootha c he,' S mall. Pox.
revere, Swollen Solute, Kidney Comp'sluts;
Scarlet Fever, Paine around the Liver, Phil.
rlsy, Mesalea, Heartburn, and Pains of all
' kinde. Radware Ready Belief will, in a fee
minutes; change the miseries you euffer to
" -
joys of pleainre. •
R. B. R.—Radway's Renovating Resolvent, for the cure
of chronic diseasea—Such as Scrofulous and
Syphilitic • complaints, Oomnimptive and
other affeetions of the Lunge and Throat,
Induration and Enlargements of parts,
Eruptive and other diseases of the Skin.
Nodes, Tumors, tricorn, Dyspepsia, and all
other diseases arising from an impure Mato
of the blood.
&B. R.—Medway's Regulators will cure, effectively
and speedily, Costiveness, lodisation.
Painter's Obeli.), Lead Diseases Mamma:
Non of the Bowels, Dyerpepsia: Liver Om
plaint, Disarms of the heart and Kidneys
Female Complaints, Small Pox, Fevers
Measles, etc., eta. Whenever the avatem
out of order, or the blood impose, a dose of
Radway's Regulators will restore it to regn•
larity, and purify and cleanse the blood. tic
female ehonld be without them.
It. R. R. Remedies are sold by Druggists and
Merchants everywhere.
RADWAN & CO., New York City.
W. B. 2111111111,
T.. W. DTOTT & SON, Agents, Philadelphia.
T. R. OALIANDIES,
aplfßu&sadly&eowlyr
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
on
PROTEOTED SOLUTION OF PBOTOXIDH OF
Haring successfully passed the ordeal to which new dis
coveries in the Maoris Modica are subjected, must now
be received as an established medicine. Its efficacy In
curing
DYSPEPSIA,
. .
Affections of the Liver, Dropsy, Nontikla, Bronchitie
and Oonsumptive tendencies , Dlnordered State of the
Blood, Bolls, Scurvy, the Prostrating Effect, of Lead or
Mercury, General Debility, and all Mimeses which re.
quire a Tonic and Alterative Medicine, fa beyond quea•
Sion, •
morons,
r c o o o f w e f a t:
• ..1,,t50 th effi en e"Y ticated are , a so nd on ol
aqo. such' peculiar character, that su ff erer*
M ~Ty . cannot reasonably hesitate to receive
the proffered aid.
. 0 The Peruvian Syrup does not profess
to be a eunrell, but lie range Is eaten
, 'St- sive, because many diseases, apparently
unlike, are Intimately related, and proceeding from one
mum, may be (lured by one remedy.
The glass ordineasee for which the Syrup provides a
cure is precisely that which hae so often baffled the
higheet order of medical 'kill. The facts are tangible,
the witnesses acceesible, and the safety and efficacy of
the Syrup incontrovertible.
, Those person, who may wish for an opinion from di*
interested persons respecting the character of the Syrup,
cannot fail to be satisfied with the following, among nu
merous testimonials, in the hands of the agents. The
signature', are those of gentlemen well known in the
community, and of the highest respeotabllity.
CARD
fhe undersigned having experienced the beneficial et.
focta of the Peruvian Syrup," do not hesitate to ro•
commend it to the attention or the public.
Prom our own experience. as well as from the teeti
ninny of others, whose intelligence andAntegrity are al
together unoneitionable, we have no donbt of its stiles•
cy in eases of Incipient Diseases of the Lungs and Bron
chial Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Neuralgia, &e. Indeed. its effects would be incredible,
but from the high character of those who have wit.
named them, and have volunteered their testimony, as
we do ours, to it. restorativepower
Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
S. H KENDALL, M. D.,
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS C ~ AMORY,
ricielt nAliwf.T,
JAMES 0. DUNK
Rev. THOS. WHITTEMORE.
CERTIFICATE OP DR. RATES
It le well known that the medicinal effects of Proto
He of Iron la lost by_even a very brief exposure to air,
and that to maintain - a solution of Protortde of Iron,
without further oxidation, has been deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is at
tained by combination in a way before unknown, and
this solution may replace all the prof." carbonates, a
[rates, and tartrates of the Matoria Modica.
A A 11AYE13,111. D.,
Assayer to the State of IdassaohasettS.
16 Boylston street, Boston.
SOLD BY
N. L. CLARK & CO., Proprietors,
No. 6 WATER Street, Boston.
P. DROWN,
FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
lIASSARD & CO
TWELFTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
jell-tn th sat-Om warn Agents for Philadelphia.
THE LIVERINVIGORATOR,
PR AAAAA D 11* DR. SAMFORD,
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUMS,
Is one of the beet Purgative and Liver Medicines now
before the public, that acts na a Cathartic, easier,
milder, and more effectual than any other medicine
known. It in not only a Cathartic, but s Liver reme
dy, acting first ou the Liver to eject its morbid matter,
then on the stomach and bowels to carry off that mat;
ter, thus accomplishing two purpo•es effectually, with
out any of the painful feelings experienced la the ope
rations of most Cathartics. It strengthens the sys
tem at the same time that it purges it, and, when taken
daily in moderate does, will strengthen and build it up
with untumal rapidity.
The Mesa Mona of the
human body; and when It
well, the powers of the
oped. The stomach le al•
on the healthy action of
performance of its (unc
le at fault the bowels are
system suffers in coons-
Liver—having ceased to
eases of that organ, one
made It his study, In a
years, to find some ream
act the many derange.
ble.
To prove that this re
person troubled with M
ite forme, has but to try a
cortfau.
These Gams remove all
the system, supplying M
of bile, invigorating the
digest well, pun fying the
health to the whole ma
cause of the disease—et.
8111.1008 ATT/018 are
ter, prevented by the oe•
INVIGORATOR.
One doe, after eating,
stomach and prereut the
leg.
Only one doge, taken
Nionrmaan.
Only one dose, taken at
'e '8 t n?,' rand euree tlen t a j fte B ;
TYPBIA. dose ,
OW"— On dose of two
reeve Slow Illuosorin.
One bottle taken for le.
the earls° of the disease,
Only one does lmmedl-
While one dose, often re-
OBOLIRS MORSUB. and •
EL Only one bottle is
system the effects of me•
aegis.
One bottle taken
sallowness or unnatural
One dose taken • short
rigor to the appetite, and
One dose, often repeat
/MCC. in its worst forms,
complaints yield almost
One or two doses cure
in children; there Is no
remedy in the world, as it
It r A few bottles mire
absorbents.
We take pleasure in re-, commending this medi
cine so a proventiee for 1 Fovea and AOOB. OHILI.
1
lisvea, and all Ma me of a BiLieue Tire. It ope
ratee with certainty, and thousands are willing to
testify to its wonderful virtues.
AU Who nee it are gsving tAstr unantmoUS testimony
its its/avor.
BY . Mix Water in the mouth with the bevigOrator,
and mallow both together. . :
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
18 A. 80111NTIVIO MeoicoL DI6OOTsRT,And 10 daily work
log tures, almost too great to believe. It cores ea if by
magic, even the first do , e giving benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle le required to mire any kind of
LIVER Complaint, from the word Jaundice or Dys
pepsia to a common Headache, all of which are the re
sult of a DUMMIED LIVER•
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Dr. SANFORD, Proprietor, 845 Broadway New York.
Agents for Philadelphia, T. W. DYOTT dr. SONS, 218
North Second Street.
Retailed by all Druggists. Sold also by SAMUEL
SINES, Twelfth and Chestnut streets, and F BROWN,
Fifth and Chestnut streets Philada. 013 to tb
WHY SUFFER WITH DYSPEPSIA 7
• 21.11GLBR & SMITH% PURE, 2dEBIOINAL
COGNAC BRANDY has cured Dyspepsia, Low Spirits,
General Debility, &a., Ac., Ac. Price $1.26 per but
tle, or 1110.00 per dosen. Warranted pure. Try . it.
/ hereby certify that I kid been &filleted with dye.
pepsin for the last ten years, daring which time I have
tried allthe popular medicines, but of no avail. Raving
had Zeigler A Smith's Pure, Medicinal Cognac Brandy
recommended by many persons, induced me to try it.
One bottle has almost cured me of dyspepsia and costive
habits, of ten years' standing. I can say, with a thank
ful heart, that I harp never found Its equal during my
painful and distressing complaint. I sincerely recom
mend it to dyipoptlo, nervous And debilitated sufferers.
JOlOlO. KL.UOIOIB,
Jan. 16th, 1868. ' 1231 Olive street.
Also, ZITIGLER & SMITH'S Pure Medicinal WINES,
warranted pure, and no counterfeit mixtures, which are
daily palmed upon the public m genuine wines. There
Wines are especially adapted to dyspeptics and consump
tives, and in all cases ofgeneral debility, loss of appel
lite, &a.
Old Madeira Wine, price per bottle. ...........$1 00
Old Port Wine, do. do, 1 00
Old Sherry Wine, do. - do. IQO
Addrels your orders to Bole Agente,
ZEIGUEII,
Wi t iplesele Druggists,
B. W. corner BEOOND and UDEN Eta ,
Also, for sale by JOll HUEY, Druggist,
fel-y Prankford road, opposite Hanover.
SHOVELS AND SPADJL—
2,000 DOZEN ASSORTED,
.Inorr, STRICL., and CA.EIT-EPIMEI.,
for mile by tits Atanufacrenror,
W. W. RIOHARDS„
No. 220 RACE I!trootr.
00410* 00:19 POMO,
j* ; •
` .. SA'TURDAY," AUGUST - 7,'-'lB5B.
A NALYSIS OF LYON'S CIATAWBA
,BRANDY by
,
- • A. A: HAYES, M.
AABATXX SO TOO &UTE 07 MAMOIRIBITYII.
IsINNLIAL 01.11640711 t. A light-yellowish brown-
Co ored spirit, having a fragrant odor; when evaporated
from clean linen it left no oil or offensive matter.
Analysed for volatile and fixed drags, of which no
graces of any kind iosrefound. its color to proved to
be due to a colored resin an extract derived from wood.
tp"ln 'every respect It to a pure spirisaue
The fragrance or bouquet which It p 01111081399 can be iso
lated, and it then appears unlike that from Cognise
Brandy or Wine, being • fruity essence remitting from
• peculiar fermentation of Catawba and Isabella
Grapes.
OIIEMIOAL 0114110112.-1, parts in volume of this
emir; t contains at 00 deg P. 4610-10 parts of pure al
turbo:, besides the fragrant oil, 1,000 parts of the
spirit afford 28 parte of a strong isolation of the 'oil
whioh characterises this Brandy; the spirit left, alter
removing the oil, is pure and odorless, And in all its
qualities a perfect spirit not subjec,, to change. One
11. B. gallon of this Brandy at 80 deg. 1. - contains, be
sides the epirit and oil, only 220 g re. of matter Com
posed of extract of fruit, gum, and 'colored resin from
wood. . .
Doevon, January 26.1868.
Dr. COXII, State Inspeetor of Ohio, and Dr. JAB.
R. CHILTON, Chemist, of New 'fork,•both pronounce
this to be pure Brandy, and free from all adulteration.
Yor Medicinal purposes Lyon's Catawba Brandy has
no rival, and has long been needed to supersede the
poisonous compounds sold under the name of Brandy.
As a beverage, the pure article is altogether superior,
and a sovereign, sure remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency,
Low Spirits, Langaor, General Debility, &0., &o.
Alen, BIHIBLRY'II STILL AND SPARKLING
CHAMPAGNE.—These Wines are made in the neigh-
borhood of Cincinnati, and are guarantied to be the
Pare Juice of the,Grape, and are eminently calculated
for invalids and persons who require a gentle Aim.
lent, and for Sacramefital purposes.
Retail price $1.26 per bottle. A liberal discount
made to the trade. Dealers will please send their
orders to the ~S ole Agents" for the State of Penn.
Wren's, A. Y. HAZARD & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 508 MARKST Street.
Also for sale by the following apothecaries :
AMBROSH SMITH, Seventh and Chesnut eta.
JNO. W. BIBLES & BoNB,lBth and 224 and Market
streets.
D. L. STAORHOLTSR, Eighth and Green ate.
It. NEBINGER, Second and Mary ate., Southwark.
G. W. MRDINGRIt, ' , mynah. Rout and Waahington
Meet.
GEO. B. HOBAN/UGH, Third and Green eta.
A. IL HORTER, Broad and Goatee eta. , fell
HOBENSAOIC.'3 IRON BITTERS.
This Medicine, ais its name Implies, is one of the
greatest.strengthening preparations extant. It is es
pecially adapted to those who have aloes of appetite or
are afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver Oomplaints, Pile',
Nervous Debility General Weakness, and all diseases
wising from a disordered condition of the digestive
organs.
. . . . .
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS GENERALLY
there is perhaps no medicine In the world equal to
it, u it enteri, puridee, Ud replenishes the blood
which is co important to brink about a healthy action
yROBBANDB AnE LIVING
a miserable existence, of a pale sickly color, weak
and emaciated, who could be restored to health by the
nee of one bottle of this invaluable medicine. It Is no
humbug, but a genuine remedy, being free from any
thing that is of an injurioue nature.
FOR ALL DIBBASEB OF TIER BLOOD
there Is no better antidote than Bobeneack's Iron Bit
ters. When the blood is impure the whole body is fan
of dims.). Blood letting may answer for a time, but
cleansing a part will not purify the whole. At the
fountain we must begin, and to cleanse. the blood there
IS no better remedy than these invelnable Bitters.
Their chief constituent is iron, and we all know its
efficacy in removing the impure matter from the
whole visceral system They are prepared by a prep
Oral chemist, and have been pronounced, 'by eminent
physicians and others, se the "ne plus rata" of, 01l
tonics.
to the proprietor that he has enceeeded in compound
ing a remedy for many of the ills that his fellow
mortaim aro subject to; and that the public, appre
ciate it is not a question of doubt, but a fixed fact,
as the demand for it has far surpaseed his sanguine
expectations.
RWAD TliB TRBTIMONY OP A WORTHY OITIZEIN.
This Is to certify my wife was in delicate health some
three years , with a discus peculiar to her sex. She
tried numerous remedies without deriving soy benefit.
Hearing of Robissark's Iron Bitter:, and knowing
iron to be a powerful tonic, induced me to obtain a
bottle, which proved to be the medicine she solely re
quired, by restoring her to health. Eke hesitates not
to recommend it to those who are similarly affected,
Iln ehe believes it to be a sovereign remedy.
JOHN 001.11.
No 831 Capitol Incest.
This Invaluable Medicine Is prepared only by
GEORGE B. HORSEBACK,
Pharmaceutical Chemist,
N. W. eorner of THIRD and GREEN Streets,
Philadelphia,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
Price U. Discount to dealers. Bold by Druggists
morally. mh2O-y
Qtbina, (Naos antt etneenaulart
CHINA AND GLASS,
DINNER WARE,
TEA AND TOILET SETS,
WIRTH, DOLD•DAHD, AND DIICORA7HD
FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE,
FANCY ARTICLES, &a.,
WILL DX BOLD, AT TUB LOWASS ramie, A?
MARESEN d• WITTE'S,
MASONIC NALL, 713 CHNSTNIIT STREET,
N. 11.—Goode loaned to parties at reasonable terms
Jana-1y
FRENCH PLATE GLASS.-HAVING
been appointed by the " Cr/mynah do Florsffe ,
the BOLE AGENTS for the male of their °LABE in this
coy, we are prepared to offer to the trade or coned.
mere, from our Mock on hand, POLISHED PLATE
GLASS for Stores or Dwelling Pronto; Rough Plate,
for floors and Sky) 'gbh ; and BilreredPlate, of large
sue, tor Mirrore. The Claw will ha meld at the ' , swept
Talon', and warranted auprzior, ins every nava, to any
other imported.
ROBT. SHOEMAKER k 00.,
' Plate and Window alma Warehouse,
' N. B. nor. of POMVPII and RACE Btreete,
mh.2B.tf Philadelph ia
WINDOW GLASS! WINDOW
GLAtiii!!—We invite the attention of the ppb.
Se to our extensive stock of french and American
Window Glees. The large and well-aeleeted stook of
Glans constantly en hand enables ns to ell all orders
with despatch, and &Allow u any other house in the
dty. ZIEGLER & AMUR,
Wholseale Druggists,
mIGS B. W. corner of Second and Green rig.
L. SHARP, TAILOR, 148 NORTH
FOURTH Street, below RAWL
Making and trimming Dross or Frock costa;
Making and trimming Pantaloons or Vests, $1.7/1.
mhlB-5n2
TAMES SHERIDAN, MEROHANT
TAILOII, Nos. 16 4'11613 South NINTH BTIIBIT,
&BOVE OLIEBTNIIT.
A large and well selected afoot of OLOTIIB and
0488IMEItEllalways on band.
All Olothinghnade at this Establishment will be of
the best quality, and in the moat taablonable rtyle.
Partiondu attention given to lINI/ORM OLOTII
- anil-tf
principal regulators of the
performs its fun o tione
system are fully de►el
mat entirely dependent
the Vicar for the proper
tions ; when the stomach
at fault, and tho whole
quartee of one organ—the
do its duty. For the die.
of the proprietors has
practice of more than 20
dy wherewith to counter
ments to which it is lie-
DUKE LEHIGH AND BROAD-TOP
COAL.—JAMES IL MONTGOMERY informs his
friends and the public that he has effected an arrange
ment with the Buck Mountain Coal Company for the
sale of their Justly-celebrated LEIIIGId 004. L. Re has
also arranged with the proprietor of the Broad-Top
Mines for the sale of his valuable SEMI-BITIIMINOUS
COAL, and is now prepared to receive orders and make
prompt deliveries, at his Office, No. 402 WALNUT
Street, second story, front room.
LICERING, FOX, & 00., wholesale and
11 retail dealers in LEHIGH and SOHLTLIIILL
00AL. Lehighyard— THlßD street and GERMAN
TOWN ROAD. Schuylkill yard—MOß and BROAD
etreeta, Philadelphia. Keep constantly on band Ooal
from the met approved mines, under cover, and pre.
pared expressly for family' us. fey-y
medy la at last found, any
THU COMPLAINT, in any of
bottle, and conviction in
morbid orbad matterfrom
their plane a healthy flow
etomach, causing food to
blood, giving tone and
cbinery, removing the
renting a radical cure.
cured, and, what is bat
casionsl use of the
THE ADAMS EXPRBSS 00 ., OFFIOE,
820 OBBSTNIIT STRKET, forwards YARONLB,
PAOKAOI3B, hIEROBANDIZB BANK NOTES and
SPECIE, either by its own trias, or connection
with other EXPRESS COMPANI ES to to all the principal
TOWNS and CITIES of the United States.
Is sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour-
before retiring, prevents
night, loosens the bowel
TIVIISII9B.
WARBLING AND VENTILATING
WASHROOMS
each meal, will aura DYt3
The subscriber would invite the epee's] attention of
Architect Dnildere sad tho public to hie
NEW CULVER PATENT Sh:L.F-BLitANSING AND
VENTILATING WARR AIR FURNACE,
Which ham beau so successfully Introduced during the
last winter and gave such general satisfaction. It is
so arranged as to 00118111110 the gam from the Coal,
making it one of the most 000nomioal, safe, durable
Realms now in lase.
tempoonitax will i.lwnya
male obstruction removes
and rock.e aperfect cure.
stein relieves Onoi.l o,
nested, is a sore cure for
preventive or CHOLIIIA •
needed to tbrowont of the
dicta, after a long sick-
Also, all Most and patterns or Cooking Rangam, Bath
Boller., One Ovens, Low Down and Elevated Grates,
every variety of Registers and Ventilators, Fireplace
Stoves. ColPne , Patent Chimney Caps, far the cure of
smoky chimneys. with a full assortment of all goods in
my line of business.
Prompt attention paid to Range and Heater repair
ing, and prices reduced to suit the time..
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
(Late Baker & Williems,)
an2-3m vin (old 400 MARKET Street, Phliada.
for JAUNDICI remo►ee Si/
color from the akin.
time before main &ea
make. food digest well.
ed, etiree °IMMO Dust.
while/301[ton and Down.
to the brat dose.
attacks ceased by Wouns
surer, safer, or speedier
never fails.
Daovpv, by exalting the
TALE OF THE FRANKLIN, CRAM
BERSIKTRG, GREENCASTLE, AND RAGERB
TOWN RAILROAD
The undernigned, appointed by virtue of an act of As
sembly, approved on the 12th day of May, 1857, will
offer at Public: Sale, at the Court-house, in the borough
of Ohamberiburg, on Friday, the fid day of September
next, at one o'clock P. M., the Franklin, Chambersburg,
Greencastle and Hagerstown Railroad, from ita inter
section with the Cumberland Valley Railroad, at Chem
beraburg, to the fairyland State line ' with all the rights,
liberties, privileges and hanchises to said Company in
any manner belonging. The conveyance to tfio pur
chaser is to bo made according to the provisions of the
act of Assembly referred to. Terme mule known on the
day of nale by DANIEL 0. GEHR,
JOLIN ARMSTRONG,
JAMES NILL,
ball-d faun Conuninelonere.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
LAND LOCATING AGENCY,
CHICAGO, ILL.
The subscriber, having had much practical experi
ence in 'Wetting and locating lands in the various Land
Districts in the Western Slater+, has unusual facilities
for making valuable selections for
. . . . .
Having hurt,. yors constantly In the field to make
fermata examinations, he can always make the moat
judicious locations.
Lands unsnrpassed for fertility of Roll and salubrity
of climate, near the line of railroads, may now be had
in
lOWA AND WISCONSIN.
Satisfactory references given when required.
117" Money invented in Kenna and Nebraska, and
any of the Western States.
jyl6.6m
A . NEW ARTIC LE.CHESTNUf:.
GROVE MIMI:Y.—The purest Spirit offered
the American public, possessing many medicinal pro
perties, and none of the poisonous qualities Inherent In
the Whiskey in common use, is now offered for sale by
the Drugglats generally, and by
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
General Agent,
At D. B. Taylor's Wholesale Grocer, No. 23 South
PJtONT Street. Philadelphia.
All persons desirous of using this Whiskey may rest
assured of Its purity.
Dela SIR: We have carefully examined the sample
of Chestnut Grove Whiskey left with un a few days
since, and thud it to contain little or none of the poison
one substance known as Vasil Oil.
BOOTH, GARRETT, A. OAMAO,
Analytical Chemlata.
To CHAIILIR WHARTON, Jr., No. 23 south SHORT
Strcet, Philadviphia 1923-3 no
LS- A WNINGS I AWNINGS -
JOSEPH 11. FOSTER, Awning Maker, No. 448
North THIRD Street above Willow. Italian and
French Window Awnings for Dwellings and Office
Windows; Awnings for Storks, Awnings fur Steamboats
and Ships. All kinds of Awnings, 1 onto, Flogs, or
any thing in canvas, made to order by JOSEPH
108TER, Awning Maker, 448 North TRIED Skeet.
Itt . lidence, 840 South FRONT Street.
4 , SQUAW,
.ifiebicinal.
ROW GRATIFYING
Tiotbing.
pro flompaince
I.S. SANDFORD,
runsml annorlnfAniartt:
LAND WARRANTS OR OASII
S. SALISBURY,
48 CLARIU Street, Obi rage
3notirawe (!tonipanica.
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WVIRE RISKS ONLY.TAREN”--
A: GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Phlla4lelphia. Office. No 4)S WALNUT
Street, (Schuylkill Navigation Compauy'e Building.)
CAPITAL, 8200,000. '
DIRSOTORS.
Wm. M. Swain, Wm. 0. Rudman,
[of Piibtic Ledger. C D. Shoemaker,
John Anepach, jr., Jer. Walker,
H. N. Burroughs, Thos Craven,
J. B. Hughes, _ Francis Peters
Wm. S. Boyd, , H. K. Ooggshall,
Geo. W. Woodward, Jno. McClure,
Jno. W. Claghorn, Joseph Klapp, M. D.
Hon. Jain. JONIC . ?, President.
A. S. GILLETT, Vice President,
Ise. B. ALvoltD, Secretary. .1Y26-1Y
VIOWARD FIRE AND MARINE IN-
Ai SURANOS COMPANY—Office No. 412 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia.
DTIJIOTOIB.
:oho H. Diehl, I. Edgar Thomson,
P. M. Potts, H.R. Phillingford.
O. E. Spangler, O. G. Bower,
Abraham Rex, John W sexton,
B. B. Warne, ' John Garrison,
George Howell, Nathan a Potts,
Wm. P. Leech, R.l'. Ransil,
U. H. Houston, Joe. R. Withers,
Abraham P. Eyre, B. Booth,
(Merles P. Norton, John II LOWIITII,
JOHN H. DIEHL, President
N. B. WARNS, Vice President.
Ogle. A. DOT, Secretary. mylo
CORN EXCHAITGE INSURANOE CON
PANY, No. an WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
CHARTERED CAPITAL 8500,000
➢IRE, MARINE AND INLAND.
ASSETS JULY Ist, 1858.
Donde and Mortgagee, Blocks, &e.
Bills Receivable, (for policies issued,),,
Unsettled Book Accounts, (for policies,)
Cash in Bank and in Office
Cash in hands of Agents and Correspondents,
806,148 83
No lowa unadjurted unpaid, or ropOrted.
01RNOTOBB:
William M. Godwin, 8. It. Crawford,
James W. Q 1113012, Jno. L. Redner,
George W. Hall, William D. Themes, B. Franklin Jackson, 8. N. Winslow,
J. 0. Hopper, Henry D. Mears.
WM. H. GODWIN, President.
0. ?Orrin, BeoretarY. mrlo•dtr
CITY INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 110
V South FOURTH Btroet.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Capital $200,000.
Ore:oohed 1851..
Privileged to insure Illoueee, annually or perpetually;
Personal Property, annually, or for a loss period; take
Marine, Inland, and Life Insurance Rieke; receive De
podia ; hold Truate and grant annuitimi
ALFRED WEERB, President.
B. 0. TYLER, Vice President.
MAITIIIW, Secretary.
DIIIROTORS.
Alfred Weeke, Hon. W. D. Kelley,
B. 0. Tyler, J. W. 'Forney,
J. W. Bauder, P. B.
C R. nicking, Tames Watson,
J. L. Hutchinson, Ludlam Matthowa,
J. W. Stokes, William Curtis,
JelB..ly , Ct. P. Amer.
'ULF% INSURANCE AND TRUST 0031-
a-A,PAIIY.—The PENN MIITITAL LIFE INSIIBANNN
COMPANY. Northeast Corner of THIRD and DOOM
Btreete. Capital, $612,725.03.
INOT7BNB LIVNB for short terms, or for the whole
term of lite—grants annuities and endowmenta—pnr
chiuses life Interests in Beal Estate and make. all
contracts depending on the contingencies of Life.
They act u Executors, Administrators, Magnus,
Trustees, and Guardians. ,
=33
Daniel L. Miller,
Bamnel R. Stokes,
Ben*nip Coates, 'Wllll= Martin,
Richard 8. Newbold, James B. McFarland,
William P. Hacker, :mph H. Trotter,
William H. Kern, James Easton,
Samuel 0. limey, Theoplxone Paulding,
Charles Hallowell, Edmund A. Seeder,
Henry 0. Townsend, Daniel L. Untehinmes,
Rodolphns Kent, John W. Hornor,
William H. Cur, Ellis H. Amber,
lidward T. Mott, Bamnel J. Obvitinn,
William Robertson, Joseph M. Thomas,
Warner W. Ruin John G. Brenner,
P.O. Wielder, Easton.
' ' DANIDI, L. MILLER, President,
SAMUEL I. STOKES, Vice Pres%
Joni W. Hoaxes, Beeretary. nlB-1y
COMMONWEALTH
11.1111
OP Tim
OTATN 01 PENNBYLTANLA.
OPPION,
NORTHWUT MINER
lODATE( AND WALNUT STUNTS,
PHIL/MILPRIA.
labsorlied Capital, $400,000•
Paid up Claritol,l2oo,ooo.
DISSOYOIIIS.
Dr. D. Jayne,* , Thos. S. Stewart,
U. L. Benner, J. M. Butler,
J. M. Whiten, 7. K. Walker,
Edw. 0. Knight, M. R. Wendell,
U. Lewis, Jr., S. K. Houle.
DAVID JAYNE, M. D. Pre.Men'.
THOMAS S. STEWART, View Pram%
Uvula. O. Moon. Secretary. ja29-y
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
!HIRANO& COMPANY.
INOORPERATED EY THE LEGISLATURE of PENN-
SYLVANIA 18.15.
ONPIOX, S. R. Corner THIRD and WALNUT throat',
PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE INSURANCE,
ON 1118811L8,
ggatoo, To all parse of the World.
FRBIORB,
MLA D INSURANCES,
On Goods, by River, Canals, Likes, end Land Our**
to all pests of the Union.
FIRS INSURANVER,
On Merchandise generally,
•
On Stores, Dwelling Mensal tee.
ABB.IITO OF TSB OOMPA.NY, -
November 2,186 f.
Bonds, Mortg a gee, and Mal Hatate. ..... •••210/,866 94
Philadelphia Okty and other Loans 187,011 26
Stock In Banns, Railroads, and iWittlil2oo
Companies 12,808 66
Bills Reosiveble 290,291. 96
Cash on hand 88,092 66
Balance In hands of Agents, Premiums on
Marine Pollak.' recently fumed, on other
debts due the Company 99,780 07
Onbamiptlon Notes 100,000 00
lidlUdgeindU
William Martin, Jame 0. Hand,
Joseph H . Seal, Theopldlus Paulding,
Edmund A. Souder s James Traquair
John 0. Darla, William Eyre, Ir.,
John R. Penrose, 1.1. Peniston,
George G. Leiper, Joshua P. Eyre,
Edward Darlington, Samuel E. Stare,
Dr: R. M. Heaton, Henry Sloan,
Wm. 0. Ludwig, James B. McFarland,
Hugh Craig, Thome 0. Hand,
Spencer Mcllvain, Robert Barton, Jr.,
Oharles Redly, J. B. Semple, Pittabgh.,
H. Jones Brooks,l Dr. T. Morgan, g.
Jamb P. Jones, J. T. Logan, It
WILLIAM MARTIN, President,
THOMA IVO. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN. secretary. jag.]
FIRE AND INLAND RISKS.-FAME
INEVORANOR COMPANY.
Capital $lOO,OOO.
(Organized under the Aet of Assembly relative to In
mimeo Oompanies, pima April 24, MO.)
GEORGE W. DAY, President.
THOMAS 8. MARTIN, Vice-President.
WILLIAMS I. IILANOHARD, Secretary.
Moe 413. CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia.
DIRIZOTOItB.
George W. Day, Jacob H. 'Vauban,
William W. Walters, Henry Lewis,
Oharlea Richardson, D. B. Sirs
Barclay Lippincott, John W. Averman,
Joe. R. Brognard, A. H. Rosenholm,
Ohm Stakes, felt.y If Stern.
tUatcs aub Liquors.
A LEXANDRE SEIGNETTE BRANDY.
The eubecribere have been appointed sale &genie
In the State of Pennsylvania for the above well-known
ROCHELLE BRANDY, which they are prepared to
offer to the trade at the lowest market price, from Uni
ted States bonded warehouse entitled to debenture. A
constant supply on hand, In ball, quarter, and one
eighth pipes, dark and pale
jell-tf
TIMES ROBIN rr CO. COGNAC.—The
.uttneribera, aole agents in the State of Pennsylva
nia for the above celebrates' brand of COGNAC BRAN
DY, beg to call the attention of the trade to Its superior
quality, and feel confident It will compare favorably
with the molt favorite brands In the market.
ARNOLD & WORL D
120 WALNUT Street.
A constant supply of the above in the United Btates
bonded warehouse, entitled to debenture, of various
vintages, in half, quarter, and eighth pipes jelS-tf
AMBREY GRAPE-LEAF 011AX
PAGNE
ie/8-tf
ARNOLD & WORL, Bole Agonta,
120 WALNUT Street
S s AD, &c.-20 tiorceo No. 1
SO Salmon ; 18 bbli . do.; 00 bblo. prime Sea Shod; 200
bbls. Scals.fish ; 180 bbh White-See, now in store and
for sale by JOHN N. KENNRDY & 00.,
an MI Nne 180 and 1182 Werth vet....
1111,ANDIES.—(g Pinet Castillon," hiarett,
-m-sr end other Cognacs of visions vintages, in halt
pipes and quarter canto ; ellerololn Rochelle Brandies,
pale and dark, in half pipes, half maks, and one-eighth
casks. Imported and for sale by
HENRY BOHLEN & 00.,
221 and 228 Booth fourth 'treat
laruga anb QLllemicala.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & 00.,
NUOLZBALE DRUGGISTS,
liannfaottrore and Dealer PAINTS, VASNIBIIBII,
and WINDOW GLASS, Northeast earner YOMITEI and
um: Streets, Philadelphia.
Sole Agents for the sale of the celebrated florae
Plate Glue. mb23-tf
ZIEGLER & SMITH, WHOLESALE
DRUGGISTS, eouthweet corner of SISOOND and
GREEN Streete, have in store, and offer to the trade in
ote to eat purehmett :
Ven. Bed.
Whiting.
Gum Arable, picked and node.
Senna Alex.
011 Aniseed.
Parte Green, [PI Brand, naiad
VIITE LEAD, ZINO PAINTS, &o.—
it rE N I Ve offer to the public White Lead, Zino Paints,
Colors In Oil, Varnishee, &0., at each reduced prices
Mat we incite the attention of dealers and consumers
to eur stook. ZIEGLER &
mhlB B. W. cor. second and Green ate.
PHILADELPHIA WARMINQ AND
VENTILATING WARIGIOUSII.
ARXWLD & WILSON,
SUOONSSORB TO S. ♦. HARRISON
We have removed from our old stand in Wahmt street
to the LARGE STORE, No. 1010 ORESTNIIT street,
a few door, below the St. Lawrence Hotel, where our
old friends and the publie are respectfully invited to
examine oar extensive stock of Warm Air Pe esteem!,
Hooking Ranges, Bath Boilers, Registers, Enameled
Stone Mantel., Parlor Coal Grates, &0. , ko. We ere
now roannfaeturing OHILSONI CELEBRATED PAT
ENT NEW COAL GAB CONSUMING PDRNAOR, the
moat powerful and economical Heater ever invented,
and suited to all abuse. of buildings.
Also, new and beautiful patterns of Low Down
Grates, and Parlor Coal Grates of all .i.e. sod pattern..
We have also commenced the manufacture of
ENAMELED STONE MANTELS from Penn
sylvania Stem. 'Phase 61611tela were awarded a
SPECIAL PREMIUM at the late Fair and Ezhi.
bition of the Fianklin Institute of this city. They
represent &lithe rare and beautiful ANTIQOII Massless,
are not injured by Smoke, Coal Gas, Oil or Acids,
and are sold Wholesale and Retail, at much less prise
&tan Marble. Call and see them.
ARNOLD & WILSON.
BENI. M. PELTWELL, Superintendent.
Philadelphia. April. le6e—ap24 tr
BAY RDTE—PIim puncheons Bay Rum, a
very superior article, in atom and for sale by
A . 2IER INO,
1.9 91 -tf 140 South FRONT Street.
AAT • SH.— • half bele. of the cote.
V V bated Dotrvit River White Fleh, Just reeelYed
sad tor Mae by 0.0. e.tolant..t 00.,
0 1410 Win 01
n 1.
aFOR NEW ORLEANS—:•LOIIISIANA
LlNE—First vessel to sail In a• few days with
what rreight °Sem Freight taken at as low rates as
any-vessels now loading.
The first-class, remarkably fast-Hailing packet ship
"P LI:LADES," viaptain • N innlow. is now loading at
Race street wharf, and, having a large portion of her
cargo engaged and coming alongside, will have quick
dr apatch as above. •
Shippers will please hurry their goods alongside, and
bills o[ lading to the counting-house for signature.
For balance of freight, (which in ill be taken at same
rates as any other Teasel lording.) or passage, having
handsome cabin accomtundationa, apply on board or to
BISHOP, SIB10:0, dr, 00. ,
120 120 North Whaives.
The P. insures at the lowest rates and will take steam
down the Delaware and up the Mississippi.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.—CLIPPER
OP IiATURDAY, 14th August Ind.—Lowest
RAM, AND NO DiITaNTION.
The splendid first-clam Olipper Ship TALISMAN,
Thomas commander, is receiving her cargo at mer 10,
Bart River, New York.
This magnificent Ship is ono of the Seeet and fleetest
Clippers in the trade, and well-known for the good
order In which elm delivers her cargo. Being of mode
rate capacity, and haring the bulk of her cargo en
gaged. she will have extraordinary despatch.
Pox balance of freight apply to
BILIROP, SIMONS, 4t 00:,
ardl-dtf 120 NORTH WHARVES.
saWANTED—A first-class VESSEL;
01 4 80001,000 tons capacity, to load for a port
in the Pacific. Cargo now ready, and fait freight will
be paid.
Apply to BISHOP, SIMONS, & CO. ,
.
jylbellf 120 NORTH WHARVES.
siImWANTED—A good
,"VESSEL, to
load in the Louisiana Line, for New Moms.
Quick despatch and good rattle given.
Apply to BISHOP, SIMONS, & CO.,
Jylietf 120 NORTH WHARW.I3I3.
8349,625 00
2,117 70
1 613 83
10,403 46
1,398 81
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND GLAS
00W, DUBLIN, BELFAST, arid LONDONDERRY,
TIA LIVERPOOL.
THE LIVERPoor, AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
SHIP CO.'S Clyde-built Iron Steamships are Intended
to an as follows :
VIOX NNW TORE.
OITY OP BALTIMORE Thursday, July Ist.
CITY OF WASHINGTON ,4 If 16th
KANGAROO (I It nth
And °soh alternate Thursday, from Yler 44 N. N.
• .
PROW LIveRPOOL.
CITY OF WASHINGTON Wednesday, June 23d.KANGAROO
CITY OF BALTIMORE.......,JuIy 7th.
alit
And each alternate ...........
Cabin Passage from New York and Philadelphia... 476
Third Class to any of the above-mentioned places,
and found in best cooked Provisions BO
Return Tickets good for 6 months 60
Certificates of Passage from Liverpool to New York
or Philadelphia 40
Passengers forwarded to Havre; Paris, Bremen, Ham
burg, fcc., without delay at through rates,
The Company's Steamship BOSPHORUS will sail
r,galarly between Antlaand Liverpool, in connection
with the departures fo ew York, taking goods from
Antwerp to New York, at' a through rate of freight.
Certificates of Passage from Antwerp to New York M.
Drafts on Liverpool from .R.. 1 upwards.
Vor freight or passage, apply at the Company's ollteeS,
15 BROADWAY, New York and 109 WALNUT Street,
J
Philadelphia. JOHN G. DARK, Agent.
Or WILLIAM /INMAN,
Jell 62 and 03 Tower Building, Liverpool.
FOR ORA.RLESTON AND BA
f"
--14 - VANNAH-QIDRON'AI LIND.
GO Da cELVDD AND DILI4 ON IoADING SIGNED
•
The splendid first-class side•wheel Steamships
REYSTONE STATE and STATE 01 GEORGIA,
Now forma weekly line for the South and Southwest,
one of these ships galling every SATURDAY at 10
teelook,
m" ~ A. M. alte rn ately for Charleston and Si
•
JOB 011ABLYSTOP,
The simsTONE STATE, Captain Charles P. Marsh
roan, will commenoe loaning on Thursday, August sth,
and sail for Charleston, S. C., ou Saturday, August 7th,
at 10 o'clock A M.
The iITATB OF GBoliGiA, Ocpt, John J. Herrin.
will commence loading on Thursday, August 12th, and.
mall for Savannah, Ga., on Hattuday, Aug. 14th, at 10
otelook A H.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these shipseonneot
with steamers for florid* and Havana, and with rail
road', &0., for all plaoee In the Booth and Southwest.
FREIGHTS REDUCED.
Hem Freight at an of II per cant. below
New York otosauthrp rates.
INSURASTOR.
FREIGHT and INDURANCE on a large proportion
of goods 'hipped South will be found to be lower by
these ships than by sailing vessels.
Cabin' plumage SIM 00
Steerage do 8 00
ggoundon Tiokete, good for the present year. 80 00
No bills of lading signed after the ship lure oiled.
For freight or panne, apply to
A. LIMON, h.,
No. 828 (late 81) North Wharves.
Agents at Charleston, P.S. is T. G. BUDD.
Agents in Savannah O. A. GREINIAR 1 00.
For Florida, from Charleston, steamer CAROLINA,
every Tuesday.
,For Florida, from Savannah, steamers BT. MARYS
and ST. JOHNS, every Tuesday and Saturday.
For Havana, rom Charleston , steamer ISABBL, on
the 4th and 10th of every month. jell
lii'.() 1
COMPARY,
le STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVER
POOL , BRLYABT, DUBLIN, and LONDON-
Y, without delay. for 80 dollars.
Return tickets, good for six months to either of the
above places by any steamer of the line, 80 dollars for
the round trip, out and back.
/SON SSW TONS.
New York, McMillan, Saturday, July 10, at 12 o'eloek,
lidinburgh, Gumming, g , July 24, if
Glasgow,GOOdiciti, " August 7, II
'SOW GLASGOW.
Glasgow, Goodwin Saturday, hay 10.
New York, McMillan. Wndneaday, August 11.
Xdinburgh, Cumming Saturday, Aug, 14.
RATES OP PASBAGh.
VIM GLASGOW.
/fret Glass 16 guinea'
Steerage, found wig cooked provision' 8 It
/MEM NM" 701 X.
Phut Masa. 175 00
Steerage, found with cooked provisions 20 00
abildeen under 14 peens of age, half fare; Infants in
Steerage, bee.
Return %Joliet@ available within six months, by any
dimmer of this line. le
Piret Class 5140 00 Sttwage -
180 00
An experieneed Surgeon at tubed to eaeh Steamer.
Nor freight or passage apply to
WORN Id liN & 00.,118 WALNUT Street, Ithilailecl
phis.
ROBERT OBAla, IT Broadway, New York.
HALL fa LONNY, Buoluman4l9learf,'Baltiniore.
myll
702,788 87
Ok!of Cabin Paasage..
ilseond Cabin Pasaage
Chief Clabin'isesag e.....
Sewed Cabin Passage
The skips front Boston call at Halifax.
I
PERSIA, Capt. Judkine. CANADA, Capt. .
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone.• AMERICA, Capt.Wict maa
ASIA, Capt. N. G. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt. Ririe.
ARB.IOA, ap t. Shannon. EUROPA, Capt. J. Leitch.
These vessels carry a clear white light at mast-head;
green on starboard bow; red en port bow.
CANADA, Lang, leaves' Barton, Wednesday, July 28.
AMERICA, Wickman, " N. York Wednesday, Aug 4.
EUROPA, Leitch, " Boston, Wednesday, Ang. 11
PERSIA, Judklas, ~ N.York, Wednesdv, Aug 18
NIAGARA, Noodle, ‘i Boston, Wednesdki, Aug 15.
ARABIA, Stone, " N.York,Wednesday, Sept. 1.
CANADA, Lang, ‘‘ Boston, Wednesday, Sept. 8.
AVRIOA, Shannon, I. N.Tork, Wednesday, Sept. 12.
EUROPA, Leitch, ii Boston, Wednesday, Sept. 22.
PERSIA, Judkins, ~ N.lfork, Wednesday, Sept. 22.
Berths not secured onlill paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of these Ships will net be accountable for
Gold; Silver, Bullion, Spode Jelrelry, Precious Stones
or Metals, unless b il ls of lading are 'ivied therefor sad
the vale thef therein expressed.
For f r eight er passage apply to
my 10-y B. CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green, N. York.
(Nutlzinen's furnishing toobs.
WINCHESTER & CO., GENTLEMEN'S
v NIIENISHING STORE
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFAC
TORY,
At the Old 1. tind, No. 706 CHESTNUT STREET, oppo
site the Washington House
A. WINCHESTER wilt give, 8.31 heretofore, his per
sonal supervision to the Cutting and Manufacturing
departments. Orders for his celebrated style of Shirts
and Collars filled at the shortest notice. Wholesale
trade supplied on liberal terms. jy24-ly
ARNOLD Jo WORL D
120 WALNUT Street
y W. SCOTT, (late of the firm of Wm
er• WHISTaii It SnoTT.) CiENTLEMINVS FURNISH
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESTNUT Street, (nearlyopposito the Girard House,)
Phlbulolphl4.
J. W. ii. would respectfully call The attention of his
former patrons and friends to his new Store, sod Is pre
pared to fill orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfect 84 guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied
with PINE SIIIRTI3 and COLLARS. ,iyl9-tf
rIENTLEMEN'S FORNISHING STORE.
NJI W. W. KNIGHT, 606 ABOH Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. Dealer in all kinds of Famishing
Goods and manufacturer of line Shirts, warranted
equal In every respect. to any others manufactured in
this city or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or made
to order. taltl-tt
NT LE ALEN'S WRAPPERS OR
VII DRESSING GOWNB.—The largest and beet as
sortment In the city, wholesele and retail, with aNU
line of Tinder Clothing, owned to the season, at W. W.
KNIGHT'S, 60 KROH Btreet, &bore
rohl-tt
CIGARS, OF FAVORITE BRANDS
ILI and assorted ekes, carefully selected by own house
at llamas, In store, and received by every arrival from
that port. 8. It MIDST & 80N8,
0F2,8m 210 Smith FRONT Street.
Fi'ARO, OAIANAS AND PARTAGAS
SBOAIIB.—A &Mee invoice of these celebrated
brands on board brig "New Era," daily expected from
Karam, and for see low, by OILIBLEEI FRIT,
(New) 188 Walnut street, below Second,
sot Second Story.
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
DAVID M. HOGAN, Blank Book Manufacturer,
Stationer and Printer, No. 100 WALNUT Street, le pre
pared at all times to furnish, either from the shelves
or make to order, Books of every description, Imitable
for Banks, Public Offices, Merchant!, and others, of the
beet quality of English or American Paper, and bound
in various atyles, In the most substantial manner.
Orders for JOB PAINTING of every description
Engraving and Lithographing executed with neatness
and despatch.
A general aaaorlanent of lingllah, Preach and Awed
can gtationery.
°oncoming Mr. notrcmc o o mmation to the Pranklln
&Atha., the Committee eel Title diepley of blank
!Mae for banking and mercantile nee is the bent in the
Exhibition: The eelention of the material le good, the
worktnanakip - moat excellent, and thee finial' and ap
pearance neat and appropriate."' no2o-e`
1,08 QR. CASKS PORT WINE.
In HU. Pipes Alicante do.
22 Qr. do do do.
20 Qr. do Sherri do.
II Pipes Superior Pidsreto Wine.
20 Qr. Pipes do do do.
40 ji do do do do,
11l Bales Assorted Corks.
•
845 Begs Almonds.
25 do Filberts.
Landing from Bng tt Arrogant* and for sale
by A. MERINO,
Ins2T-12 140 SOUTH FRONT Street.
HOUSE OF REFUGE BRUSH MANU
FACTORY.
The subscriber weuld respectfully call the attentlon
of the trade to hie
EXTENSIVE STOOK OT BRUMES,
Stenstfastared by him
AT THE HOME OP RV/HOE,
AND
FOR SALE AT PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION
A large stook of Blacksmiths' Bellows on hand.
HENRY C. ECKSTEIN;
372141 62 North TRIED Street, below Arab.
HERRING. -800 bbla. No. 1 HERRING - F . ,
. - ,eutport inspeorion •, 800 do. NOM, now in store
and for sale by JOHN M. ESNNHDY & CO.,
Of ill Ali No oil RA vim%
.
s4ipplflg•
V.VERY LAY
WM SAVANNAH
T • BRIZI 11 and ItTH - Ti
ROYAL MAIL STYAMAHIPS.
NION NNW YOll. SO
flog BOSTON VO LIVIIIVOOL
'no
ttabacco anb Cigars.
fitatumern
aiiraaa'SineL
la lagiMn NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
Yoit
BETHLEHEM, EASTON,•• ALLENTOWN, MAUCH
• CHUNK. DELAWARE WATLR GAP, &c.
On and after MOND ‘,Y, July 26,1r58, the trains on
this Road will leave FRONT and WILLOW streets
daily, (Bandar' excepted,) as follow. ;
For Bethlehem, Easton, Dalaware Water Gap, &c.,
(Express.) at 6.16 A. M.
For Bethlehem, Allentown, and Mauch Ohtmk, (Ex.
press,) at 2 80 P M, -
For Doylestown, (Aecommodatlon,) at 8.80 A. M. too
480 P. M.
For Fort Washington, (Accommodation,) at ii.3o A
M. and 6.30 P DS
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Lem Bethlehem (Exproaa,) at B A. M. and 630
P. M., with pauengere from Lehigh Valley Ball
read. and arrive in Philadelphia at 12 M. and 8.15
P. M.
Leave Doylestown (Accommodation) at 8 A. M. and 4
P. M., and arrive in Philadelphia at 8.16 A. M. and 810
Leave Yore Washington (Accommodation) at 0.15 A.
M. and 2.60 P. IC, and arrive in Philadelphia 014 T. 20
A. M. and 4 P. ht.
ON SLINDAYES
Leave Philadelphia for Doylestown at 8.22 A. M. and
2P. M.
Leave Doylestown for PlnlndelphLs st 6 A. M. and
6.16 P M.
AU Passenger trains conned at Ohatkam street with
Olty Passenger Railway.
The 616 A. M. train from Philadelphia, and the 5.20
P. M. train from Bethlehem, make close commotion
with the Beaten sod New Jersey Cen tral
. Railroad.
Tare to Bethlehem GI 50
Manch Chunk 2 60
it Deviant Awn 60
NEW ROUTE TO SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN-9y
6.16 A. M. train to Paxton, thence by N. J. 0 RR. and
D. L. do W. BR. to Washington, thence by stage, arri
ring at the Mountains at IP. M. tare 63 26.
jy26 tf 'ALLIS CLAM, Agent
IIIILADELY :I lA, Gl' • KANTO
AND NO RBI S TO WN RAILROAD.--SIIMMIR
ARRANORMEINT.—On sad after MONDAY, May
f 1 :!i ~ ~Yit iY~
- - .
Losers Philadelphia at 6g, 7,8, 946 min., 10, 11 j/,
A. M. 0., 2,3, 4,6, 6,7, 8,9, 10, and llg P. M.
Leave Germantown at 6,7, 7g , a, 9. 9!{, 10g, ug,
A. M. 1-10 min., 2,3 g, 43‘, 6g, 6g, 8, 9-id min., and
103( P. M.
ilert The 7g Walook A. M. Train from Germantown
ELTN
will atop enly at Wayne and ' DAT flogs
S, Streets Stations
ON
LikaY. Philadelphia at 9.20 min. A. M., 2,6%, and
P. M.
Len. Germantown 8% A. M., 14 Ada., 4%, sal
P. U.
OUIr9TNIIT HILL RAILROAD.
'Leave Philadelphia at` 6X, 8, 9.06 min ,Uji A. M.,
2,8, 4,6, 8, 10 P. M.
Leave °hest:nut Hill at 640 and 7.86,9.10, lied 103.5
min. A. U., 12.60, 8.10, 4.10, 6.10, 7.40, and 11.20 min
P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.20 A. M. 2, DM, and 3P. hs.
Leave Chestnut 11111 at 8.10 salix A. 88 r6O 4.10
8.40 P.M
00M8HOHOOMM AHD Nomus TOWN.
UM§ Philadelphia at atf, 9, 11 A. H., 1.05 min.,
8.10 rain.. 4X , 0,4,,',11/‘ P. M.
Leave Norristown at ill, 7, 9,11 A. M., I,BX, and 631,
P M.
ON 1317NDAY8,
Leave Philadelphia M 9 A. 11., and 8 F.M.
Lean Norristown at 7A. M. and 6 P. AL
FOR MANATUNR.
•
Lean Philadelphia at 6ic, 731, 9,11 A. 31.1.0 a min.,
3.36 min., 810 min , 471, SX, ON, 8,117[ P. M.
Lame Manarink at 0 71. 31,887(, 931, 113( A. LI.,
IX, 3,4, 071, 7, and 9 P. M.
Ur - • Btutdars same m tiorriatawn.
011E8TES VAIFTAY RAILROAD FOR DOWNIVe-
TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at 64 A. M., and 8.10 min. P. M
Leave Doeminatown at T 4 A. N , and 1 P. M.
H. K. 6MIT/1, Genexal Superintendent.
Depot, Ninth and Green streets. Philadelphia.
1858pEON.NT syLvABAL LT,IAIBSB
PROM PIIILADBLPILLA. TO PITTSBURGH,
And theme by Railroad y , -
TUMBLING, BT. LOITIS,
BTIODENTILLM, - CLRYBLAND e
CINCINNATI CHICAGO,
urouvrv6l, BURLINGTON,
INDIANAPOiLS, BT. PALMS,
And all tMrmedlatepoults in
OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, HANTCORY, MOM
GAN, WISCONSIN, MINNUOTA, /1128801:1111,
BANBAB AND NBBRABIA,
PIIIIIPWOM to, pointe,weet of Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Oltreeland and °remains, hare thole° armies., ands.,
requested to make a selection before applying for Mk.
ets.
THREB THROUGH TRAINS IMAM PHILADEL.
PHIS DAILY,
lorming close sonsusations at Pittsburgh to all points
West.
On and after 'MONDAY, May 10th, 1848, Threa
through, and Two accommodation trains, will leave the
depot, 8. E. corner of ELEVENTH and HANERT
streets, as follows:
?RAINS FOR PITTOBVIOX
TRAIENO !BOX 1.1111184E0.11
AND Ai Win LIANA.
Mail trattkt....7 30 A. M.
Haat line 1 00 noon.
Express mail-11.00 night
ASR) Till WIBT Alai &.
Mel train 5t..11.00 night.
Fut line...—. 4 80 A. BL
Express snail.. 1.19 noess.
EMIM
Maniabarg ae-
.
oommedation.7.l6 P. M.
Lancaster « .9 60 A. M.
the stations between Phihr
connsodation 8.00 P. M.
Lancaster u , 6.00 P. M
The mail train stops at
dolphin and Pittsburgh.
The Express mill rand daily, the other trains Sunday
excepted.
The care leave the Pennsylvania Railroad P suengar
Station, southeast corner of ELEVENTH. and
ntreets. entrance on Eleventh street - , where through
tickets to all points Went can be obtained.
Baggage will be received at the Depot at any time du,
riaigeday. No charge for handling baggage.
For further information, apply at the Depot of be
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, southeast corner of
Eleventh and Market streets, between the hours of 7 A.
M. and 11P. M. THOMAS MOORS,
my 10 Agent Penn's Railroad 100.
*Weis anb Restaurants.
BLANCARD Et 0,17 SE ;= 7 BROADWAY
and TWNLVTll'l3treet, New York , re-opened,
elegantly furnished witk every modern improvement.
The location is fashionable and healthy.
The TOM= are large and *el .Tentliatoi. Ideals
served at all hours, and eYb attention paid to the
comfort of 'guests. Transient board $2 per day. Per
manent board at lower rates. '
The whole under the omnipotent of 0 •, J. MIIDLIL-
Labi, (late or the United States Hotel, Philadelphia.)
who respectfully solicits the patronage of his Wend.
and the travelling publ e j.BO-2m
JONES HOUSE,
ileaßlouse, PA.
AN:rebid 1nP367.)
ELEGANTLY PUBNIBRED.
NOW OPEN TO VINITOEB.
reig2Pi WELL& OOVERLY, Progenitor.
WORRELL HOUSE,
N. W. oor. THIRD and HARMONY 0013112.
The undersigned takes pleasure in Worming 4le
friends aid the public at large, that he has opened the
above ESTABLISHMENT, and pledges himself to merit
the patronage of his patrons, every article In of pupa
nor qualcy, harlug been selected Without regard to
price. oaxkum WORRELL, Proprietor.
mylf•am
N ICH OLL S HOUSE,
(EUROPEAN PLAN)
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
NO. 115 SOUTH EIGHTH ST., BELOW OILESTNWP,
IMILADILM/Ll.
This HOHSII is for Permanent and Transient Lodg
ing. Every effort will be made b the Propristov, B.
NICHOLLS, to give satisfaction to hie Patrons.
This establishment is situated in the heart ot the
ally, centre of hastiness, and convenient to all places
of amusement.
The Me:motile and Travelling community alit But
It a desirable place for comfort, alomainess, and ewono
aieals furnished at all home.
Single Rooms, 60 mate per night. By the week V.b
and upwards. zubBo-tf
Puma lama,
IL7 ESS R S. CHICIKERING & SONS,
having removed to their new warerooms, No.
1007 CHESTNUT Street, (near the United States Mint, )
are prepared to offer to their friends and the public an
extensive assortment of Grand, Parlor-Grand, Square
and Upright PIANG-FOR.T.ES, manufactured expressly
for this city, finished in various styles of cases, and
prices which cannot fail to please. Piano-Fortes made
to order, to suit any style of furniture, and all instru
merits warranted to give entire satisfaction to the pur
chaser.
Grand and Square Pianon to rent, upon the most fa
vorable terms.
Menem. C. Zr. SONS bare received Thirty-fear
MEDALS. The Szat Premiums over all competitors In
the United States.
AU order, for TUNING and REPAIRING will ba
promptly attended to. jyt-am
111011111 NO FORTES.
.10.. Just received, an elegant stock of RATIN, DA
ON, & 00., NUNNB & CLARK, lIALLET, DAVIS
& 00., and GALE & CO. 8 PIANOS. MELODEONS
Dent quality, at J.B. GOIIIIPB,
B. B. corner BSVILNTH and CHSSTISZT eta.
r0.b19-y
Lumber.
LUMBER YARD.
HOUTZ & OD
(Successors to Montgomery & Neall,)
d. W. earner of TWELFTH and PRIME Streets, PAM?,
Old Moyameniing Diatriet,
are now receiving a large and well-seleetod atr.drinna:o ,
of all descriptions of LVM KKR, such aa
Yellow Plea, Norway, Hemlock, Lath, lalS Blasts,
Pence Boards, Flooring, Shelving, and erirg variety 41.` ,
weltemeoned Lumber. Also, a large stack of Bill
Bluff, of every variety and descriptior., constantly on
hand and 'awed to order at the shortest notice.
Our connection with Mews. Mehatrey, Houtz, & Co
and Duffy, Hoots, & 00., at Marietta, Fs., gives us on.
surpassed facilltlea, and enable, tut to eupply orders foe
all descriptions o f Lumber with promptness one ,
despatch.
PINE-CREEK LtldtlEll, soft and mellow, suitable
for PATTSIIN-MAKERS, to , eonstantly on hand.
Prompt paying purchasers are respectfully Invited to.
examine our stook before going elsewhere. ap2l-Y,
LUMBER AT WHOLESALE AND RE
tail, at Marietta, Lancaster county, Pa.
SISHAPPHY, HOUTZ. & Co , take this method of
inforfning their customers and persons desirous of par
abetting LUMBER, that they have now on hand a lame
awl well-seasoned stock of all descriptions of Lumber,
which they are prepared to sell at satisfactory prices:l
Their they
is all from their lowa MILLS on PINil
oB,ggly, They are also connected with Messrs DUFFY,
11017 TS, & 00., and are prepared to furnish all kinds
exPlaried Boards, Bill Stuff, Lath Pales, Pickets, cod
Banding Timber for Bridges, &e., cf all descriptions,
eo the shortest notice. They world also take great
pleasure in calling the attention of Builders, and those
tn want of Lumber in the city of Philadelphia, to the
Lumber Yard of HOUTZ & Co., sorrier of TWIELPTa
and Pal= Streets, with whom they are also con
nected. ap'2l-tf
BLINDS AND SHADES, ----...
CHEAP ➢OR OAECEI
B. J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 NORTH 8/XTH BTHRIEr,
Is Om most extensive Mannfaotarer
WINDOW Al 1 NDS,
And Dealer In
WINDOW SHADES,.
Of every variety.
He has a fine stork to be sold at Bodnoed Prices.
BUFF, and all other Colon of Linen Shades, Trim.
rains, Flit:mei, &a., ..to.
STORE fiIIADPS
Painted to order
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%-/ 1,200 gallons Winter Sperm 011.
960 gallons No. 1 Winter Lard OLL
6,000 gallons Bleached Winter 'Whale Oil.
9,000 gallons Light Racked Whale Oil.
260 boxes Chemical Olive Soap.
200 do Oleine
400 do Brown Soap.
100 do New Itedtcrd Sperm Candles..
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