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teow,*pareitto _Mier great inducements to Buyers
stun all lathier the ootuttry. -, •
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Fi i4AftIIATOOIII*ITAIIILPHIA;
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to *Ma ifs tairto tall the attention of she trade': -
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gleam I 1 TB. ' and others. -
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NM* " ' sewn, ~' "and aeale4 'MU' thei tame - or
AI Irby Web Atinaes, who', te r tardleas of the
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and • manntaaturare of the" sestina Ettetis, :On tot
IremillirlheadOn' lc .bildneai:ootpoiltable, , whiie. mar:
Ammo eat be 'impaled en with eoode ea worthless
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BY TEN BALE-OR-Roßi,
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tor staler, wholesale, 6p';? •
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R,,,,ii0141V-TIPPii '4 , oats
.-Nw-AuTtriarc , poops. .
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iels'Bilkeindtopjuiel, • ,
- , Robes doable ' ' •
Ji'rencil Mousseline' sad Ohintp3 . s.
• iPlald , ' •
Maio de Ohamb're,*ory Ada.
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'c' ChLeetteeeell Vestiriii.
nr• TlAlnAk4bril; Hoh Po de SOWN.
sal - , atimmuT'atid Brawn": streets .•
WIEST FALL 'OPENING.' ' ' - z
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916OREliTNUT .STREET,
' Will dliplaY oa
• ,;• MONDAY,,firuPTelitllElt Bth,
4.,0t0e and carefully aeleoted stock, of Elegant Goode,
•'; = imitable for 'the • • '
REA INDIA} BRAWLS, and &puma,' in, all
colo i ra WOri4 siiits,in Bohan and l tiy, the yard,
end lall,tianorelifeaMt the Belson; to which themtten•
tide; of the lanliee to • •-- .aufkit
,kIYREL&_-LANDELLi
FOURTH , AND ARCH EITRBRIA
STAPLI AND
' - • 'SUN. GOODS. *
OrE.N,TN,4, OB : ,,PRINOIC400D8
• ••=, DAY.
ETCH SILK ROBES LEZ;
ROBES, Dqvitma SKIRTS;
SPLENDID ROSES, TWO FLOUNCES;
SPLENDID •HOBES, THREE FLOUNCES;
NEWEST STYLES PALL SILKS;
NOUND•COHNEUED SHAWLS;
EXTRA. MOH - PRINTED DE LAINES; - •
FLAIN'AND BAYADERVELAOS-BILHIL
EYEE LALNDELL,
, - . -
impact , .HOURTII-AND ARCH STREETS.
SEASONABLE CLOAKS.
JH
fat
W'. - PROCTOR & CO.
- -
litylte the attentlon ; of 'Ladita to their Stook of
CLOAK/3, OiROULARS, RAGLANS, tio , -
Suitable for
.a. *3EI
At th e
. ,
PARIS MANTILLA ; AND' CLOAK EMPORIUM.
NO. 708 ,CIIItESTNIIT STREET, ,
up ,1 Pttta*Pri:u..
IALL ,t GOODS 7 0111/8581
f 41.1005 yards of NBA : BMUS, Pala remilred by
t 4 , THORN...LEY , fl' 011113 M.,
11: - #34. RIGHTWandriIPRINGI GARDEN Street.
Bought for CASH and to be sold only for CAM
- We can confidently assert that the above goods are ao
cheap that purchaser-a , save s, large per, tentage by
,aying
b rorns.. ,
Our BLACK SILKS cannot be exordia on tide Conti
nintof America!
We challenge a comparison.
New Delaines of beautiful designs.
Pala fie Oherres.-Valenciaa, and very. handsome Rug.
ilahf French, and American Chintzes.- - -.)
New - Stella' Shawls, Crape Shawls, Broths Shawl,,
•Rlanlretahawis, &a., &a. - -
I"rY l arg e .
stook, PoMelltio Kaoline,' flannels,
Blankets, Q uilts Counterpane. tze.
Best Elmily Linen. of our own importation. '
-Table 'Cloths; lable Oclveys; Plano' Corm', Stand
,Covers;.&e. ' -•
Oleths, Casilezeres, &e., for Men's and Boys' wear.
• Wis 'hare' determined to' keep the ,beet' - Bleck this
.season hire - ever had., and to maintainour reputa
tion's!! ontol'the Beet Rows In i'hiladslphli to Buy
a •
-:..1/13 B. OorAankintr& BPRINGGOHIBM
ARDEN BMW.
RATE; ONLY 051 E PRICE."
P I le i 8 6.4 FRENCH ILVRINOES
AND' OAdHIifEBN DE 002811,' FROM THE
GRBAN,MERINO BALE,. • .
08ARVed ADAMS hits now arrsoied- several lota
and qualitten of these well-known Goods, In cholas and
&Arable ooloro. 'L. L
Also, plan Moos. Helaine, in mode, plats, and high
411-woO'l Melds, choice styles..
Mims. Helaine., Valerielu Rehabs Poll de Charm
and press Goods la variety.
GLONYiBLA.OR OP ALL HIRTHA.
10avy carded black Pettit de Sole.
• NOV lenglish.and Herrimse.Prints.
- • Finveteelrof - Unshrinkableflaanele Ohirting,l3heet
, ,
• ing, And , .
, • • -- :aIeELLA SIIAWyB i
.14 many * detirable styles..:• -
Nen-Goods being daily received and 'mid at the low.
act merket CAM • '
- • EIGHTH- end ARCH Streets.
OASSIDUMBEI
101KARTAI.o0g:§T,UFFS. 7 ' --- .._ ,:::•,,,%--,,-
..a. , Boatillgt,'Vestingi,lind Bribielf4tiel. - -
' • Mood' epeoislly for •Iloyst'wear. e•
- - • wanner Pent
PRESS titulte,•s MII eIIin BLINEIg cheap,
• , - -
In the busmen; at writer good make, by the yard or
Woe, at • small per ant. , on the Agent's paokagedwiee.
.DEIMBATIO ;GOODS.
driela Linepa, dne and hwy. •.
„
', Mart Bomaus,Vable Noma.
Towele,llapere, and Napkins.
Tioklage and Plannele. . , : •
• • KABBBILLBS, QUILTB.• . •
- Blankets tr0m,f1.25 per pair upwards. , •
Amami flpreadsaelling oft oheap. • ,
• 1 --- -- hem - MANTILLA. ROOM. , ,
',., Blild Dia 4 76e. _Lavelle do, $1.26 to $1.76.
- • Nine Dusteratrom 12.60 to ddleo. -
— BO a few mere Bilk - Mantillas end ,Dasters, which
we •V/1,11 close out 4 a greet reduotion.
Goode for Summer and-Rall Travelling Drenees.
Merrintaoks, nest and dark, new styles., •
• ,- ..•• „ 000PBB, & DOLLED,
'• mile B. I. corner NINTII and MABILBT.
ATWOOD, RALSTON; Es' CO.,
633 3:6pIDIT STREET,
MOM Vol AND AMISS!
OARPiii.,MANTIFACITURERS;
Sole Agent, In fhla city for the
AUBURN OiRt'STIN,Ip3,
Bfannfietarea bi Joe'
CASPETS,FOE,FALL SALES..
BATAY A , BROTHER,
No. 9111.0- QICESTNIIT STREET,
• Are nowprepared to exhibit to the trade a very ex.
• tenths stock of - • .
VINE OARPETINGS,
Imported direct. from, the ;best, manufaoturers, or par
- chased at tarp largo sales in New York, eondsting of -
THE NEWEST .I'ATTERNS
(many never before Offered fornale)
Of VELVET CARPETS, in angle end double widths;
- TAP Nana BRUSSELS, extra quality ;„ ,
CHOICE HEAVY BRUSSELS, neat designs.
Also,
SUPER THREE-PLY INGRAIN andl/ENETIANS,
- of every variety of style and quality.
Coutninrourselvos exclusively to'the
CASH BYSTNat,
wet,shal be enabled at all times 4o -give our customers
the best Goods, at the ,
LOWEST PRICES. sel.tt
- , iData anti eraoa.
OMEFORD'S
• '• , GRILLT OPENING DAY,
-
SATURDAY, BBiT itBIAE 11th; •
• z: ••• Wl WILL °MI •
TM aRNATitT VAILIiTY OP BIIIiES 01
HATS AND OAPS,
Yor Gent l emen and iOlll4 to Snit all tastes.
• .• • .• •
ALSO, - -
MISSES' AND BOYS' FINE BEAVER HATS,
litegantly trimmed, of the most apprOved Parts and
London Pashlons.
Boyd' and Ohildren's Oloth'and-VOlvot Caps,
- Or SWIIIIILY NEW P/TVIIIES
of the above hu been carefully manufactured and
Selected especially for one and will Ve sold at the
lowest price( ,
- CHARLES OAICFORO ,a; SON,
.de9,de Cad CHESTNUT STREET.
Aq4iiD. ,
323. MARKET 13721E8T,
siAni 3woos IN EITORN AN • -
, NTI 21 . 21 - a 6 p o o ; ,
OR
ATS -ANY),O APS, .
TO WUWU TEWY;INVITIi, TEO ATTENTION OP
, BUTIOS PAO.AC4I.I , PARTS OP TRH ,
• ' irti/ON.
mi 19,464 "
C:3: GARDEN & CO., ' •-.
switit.mimisso . or,iisiwnoixsAming.44l22 l s,
RATS, OAPS, FURS, STRAW 000DEli
NANfIY fnlac
0411.0,3111, BITOUEI3,‘PBAiIIiBI3,
No. 600 MARKET STREET,
S. jr..99iiiiii_ofß!*atieiit, PhDadelpithi:
ADIFIWOARTB are ! .rempeoifull:r invitedto examine
or —v.-,
• DENTIST; • 1 - -
Would - fiiebde :that he nil *rivirill) au'
111 6 WALNUT Street, aboiti) jaa-Svt,:.
, Or. W. SakilLHsNlTEY,PentfrO,
z vatildfrten4s tlat he hpyriOurni4
'victim al' NO.'1818:011110TNUr fit Met, taco - MI door
borailfsU;B.Miilt, tap ana
Caii3e4v3.
ithiquarg;
ADELPBM s': F, 1P" 1 §EP,TEMBEW . ');Q:!, s 2,11:10§.
pipittern:
MRS• CO..N . RAD r
, ,
' ' - op
i . ,' -, -A L L-. rarLias ENV .
• _ 4.:
it itOiletsbltstisifnt, '''' .' ; . , ,' , 'l-r
1 • No. 24: Noith NINTH. STItIIET,' - "...,!--",::
Where she most • iespoottully Invites , her friends sit;
the':Ladlee generally . - • 7 ( ' ; 'el Ott
T4°11.48"110412144;
• '
No. 718 AII.OIIIITSIBT, 'abo 857.11.1714;
- (Vornierly 071.711.1 TH
FANCY B9N7IET. • ~
, Dit,EBB Pitly
, - tOLINBT /11,111110 81ANtriACITORY,..
Alen, Denlcn• In r , • -
SENOR FLOWERS, • • -
FEATHERS, and'
•
• ' MILLINERY GOODS generally . _
WHOLESALE MID B ETAIL: ,' •
40180 solialied and proinpHi,n3enin4d. • • enT4Et
. 'BERNHEIM &
N0..21.5Q11T4 BEOONp : 9TREBT,
Are now opening 6' Splendid
PALL STOOK. , .
ALILLINERY
It will be found a superb assortment of
FRENCH FLOWERS. ,
FEATHERS, ' -
RIBBONS,
Rucings, and „
'BONNET MATERIALS
IN GREATEST VARIETY,
A large pOkion of which has just been received per
STEAMER ALPS.
The tnducemente we offer to
CASH, SHORT-TIME, AND RESPONSIBLE SI X
MONTHS BUYERS
are
.unsurpassegl " by any other establishment in this
tonniry. , To ,merchants now visiting the city,. we at
tend a cordial invitation to calland examine our stook
before making their piirchases.
Our motto le, and always has been, •
QUIOK , BALEB AND MALL PROFITS."
au3l-2m •
"LULL MILLINERY GOODS.
-.,
JOHN -STONIV . ,Bs SONS,
No. 805 CRESTNIPT STREET,
Ana now prepared to offer to tlodr , onstOttlere, andthi
'trade, a large and well 7 seleated seaortnienttit‘ -„
KIM;
RMATBBRE4,
MILLINERY GOODS
OoMMlngrihninselvos exclusively to thle broom:lt of
the trade; suldltapo rtltig the larger part of thelnetook,
math.' them to often, an assortment nnattrpused in
extent and variety ; whleh wIU be sold at the lovral4 -
pricis 'and'the most favorable terms.
•
ati27-1m
JNO. G. FLLOONEE & CO.,
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
Hays now in more • complete usornnent of
HUB : RIBBONS, YSLVETS, IILOWEBS,
FEATHERS, and
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY,
To which they invite the attenthin of the trade
an2s-lmte
33 SOUTH SECOND STREET. 33
Buyers of
MILLINERY GOODS,
Will and us prepared to exhibit a moat complete and
elegant aasoitment of
New Styles BONNET ILATEBIAL; • .
RIBBONS, In immense •erletj,
'SENOR and pLowno,
. yEATIEMBB, I,trol/1213)&0,410[4]
Moo, a beetttlful Stock of -tkie
R -A-Mr ,go OzEt-Sty
Oomprielug ill the deafest:de Styles. '
Our PlllO2O, which are lima and uniform, are
graduated at a
MINIMUM 'ADVANON UPON 0081,
Besides which we allow
IN PER CENT. POR CARR
DEALERS from s distance, who may not .be swan
of She existence of such au Establishment, OUT OW
MARKET STREET, will benefit themselves by
visit to
A. EL ROSENEIEHIL BROOKS,
No. 88 South BEOOND Street, above Chestnut
au2B•dtnorl
1858 • FALL STOCK. 1858
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLS,
NO. 46 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
1=INI!!
STRAW GOODS,
PUNCH FLOWERS,
- VELVET AND SILK BONNETS,
TRIMMED STRAW BONNETS,
RIBBONS,"
,
' RUPEES, sad .
' MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
Pattern Bonnets made and trimmed to order.
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BUYERS
Are invited to ash and examine the
MOST COMPLETE STOCK TO BE POUND IN
THE COUNTRY. sal&lm
HILBORN JONES,
ar •
ILLIAUFACITOZZA IIcD WIIOLKSILIIIIIIALIIR IA
FANCY. SILK , AND STRAW BONNETS,
ARTIFICIAL BLOWERS, Ruonzlit, &o. •
8017 Mai AND WOOL BATS.
The attention of City cad country dealers is Invited
to a large and variod stock of the above goods, at
432 MARKET STREET,
anlS-2m , BELOW VIIIII.
WARD,Naa. 103 and 105 N. SECOND
17.• Street, Manufacturer and Dealer In Fancy and
Straw Bonnete, Ohenills and Straw Trimmings. Also,
Feathers and Plowere, all of whieh are of the latest
and moat fashionable stylea.
N. 8.--Cash Buyers will find it to their advantage to
give to - au24lm*
liarbizare.
TRUITT, BROTHER, & 00.,
IUPONIIIIIS AND DIALINg
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
01711 S,
629 MAREET STREET,
, , •
Below aLitb, North aide,
PIIILADiLPHIA
MOOSE, HENSZEY, & CO.,
NM 427 MARKET AND 16 COMMERCE STS.,
IMPORTERS OP
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, &0.,
Have now in store fend will be reoelving throughout
the oeason, s large and well selected assortment of
Goods In their line, to which they invite the attention
of
WNSTRRN AND SOUTHERN BLITHE&
auo-130t*
44 - ARDWARE.—The subscribers, COM
-1.1. MISSION bUIRCH&NTS for the Woof PORMIGN
AND•DONIISTIO lIARDWAItit, would respectfully
oall..the attention of the trade to their 'italic, whisk
they are offering et lowest rates., Our assortment con
sists in part of—
Ohain ,e of all kindsTrioe, Log, Haltar, Breast, Ox,
Cow, Wagon, Stage,• Tongue, Lock, ably,
Bine, and Coil Chains. -
The celebrated "L" Morse Neils; Stone and Sledge
Bummers.
Wright , " end other Maths; Solid Boa and other ,
. ,
Short end long hen,dle,lfty Pens; kound and oval
Sake Tina. - ' •
4ildertin4 ",• superior Tiles ind Banat • Bed screws.
B.toelsitx Safety Pune; Bloating imam '
Corn, Cram, and Brier Scythes; Hay, Corn; end Strew
altea.•
UV, Manure, Tennasel , ,
andlipading Ports.
Bates And Boss; Shovels and Spades, of all Made;
Tacksi Blade, Shoe, Olont, and Ylnlehing
Cast end Wroughtlintt ;T inges, Screwsi Looks of all
kinds; 0 utlevy, Barns and Pumps, Axes, Ustehe tat, Cam
atem, PlaneS, end other Tools, &.o. &o.
- • W. cc- tlwxs,.SoN,
mhl-y
, 4111)ObtfilPix -,- qtrest. -
fil•111 - 017ELS AND 'SPAbEg.
2100 dozen for sale' at: corner or QUARAY'and
BREAD Strooto. - OXO. , ItALMANI hotory.
Jr4MPL
PTERE.'s' PAltirk 'NoN , EXPLOSIVN
' ' ONL/rGNSIMATING - GAWLANP •
thi Patidit NOW , that ‘.,
- •NON:OONNNOTOIt ATTAOBLID.
Ike iharoty, 004 j,lipkolL' Oriount
• igoili:44) (Muir? Mown tie OALII, •
as
; lian • - - 4 IA
8.14 P:PWOBB
W. owner PIIONNP Ind IN Ote.:Phus
ttelfthlrio* 8N44059AT, New York. 0th447-4p
: Ne x t 4i ttiiiirdti C m—i * "
•
Liam- oisteirtN` • !, •
,f • No; 26 SOUTH: SIXTH, STREET,.
.;.,...Patliall THE OITY•011 THE GREAT HlND—the
luoli superb work on Jerusalem row loaned. , PM.. •
.. IN SYRIA 76 cents. • ,
` CARPENTRY MADE EASY.. $3.
.:NEW. JUVENILE LIBRARY. 42.60.
'''DATE OP. MAOPHELAW SI.
GOSPELIAND ITS ALIKuNTS. •36 cents.
CHRISTIAN. .11VIDENOES: J 136 cents. • - •
"/ re rause.
~..PALEST,INI, PAST AND PRESENT. $ S 50
;;IpLANDOLROUND STAMBOUL. .$1.26.. au26,1u01,
,~ra:~=~
r 1•
AT Al4i ABLE WORK ON; COLONIAL
' ♦
''LAV—OHALBIBRB , - OPlNlONB.—Opinions of
endnent laiwyers ron various points of English Juris
prudence, 'chiefly concerning; the %Colonies, Risherles,
and Commerce of (treat Britain: Collected and Digested
sfronithe Originals In the Board of Trade and other
De
rallo t •. r y ;110101/ CHALMERS,
v0m; , i589
Just re4lred al for sale by
• RAY & BROTHER,
Law
• BOorsellera, , Publiahere and Importers,'
`,4 21 : 1 '" . " • lieglonth Sixth street.
rI I ENNENS,SOII - .ooL.'=-' HARTSVILLE,
L • PENNSYLVANIA.
:'BOYS-.FITTED 1011,.COLLB(12
- --OR—.= • ,
ris4/:/Y - ESag:
MIXT,TIRM 00/11(1111028 Npvinumit 2.
„
,• - 'M. LON(k, PIItdOIPAL.
7Aeferences—Ror..ALßßlLT LEwpi'lL AO:
Hoz,. CHAS. J. PAINAZIVX, Yirgicls, Boa.
13 • se -eod(lw*
',/•.;,:---',., t - EOM. -
'Vg:I 7ER "
TON. for the best WHITE
• , mut COAL, warranted free Troth elate or
nat. ' . '
- , - 0110.1., 'COAL is the best and cheapest in
0
Aeon, fir ; rescreened in yard and dry under cover.
ift.lo/14ells none but the very best Lehigh'
..,
and' yllElll Coal, and,*arranta fan Ireiglit.
lIIORS superintends the delivery of all
-ova
a tonally, end therefore guarantees it to be
,IXICI3 V 17..... andOftlee - is at the southeast -
ILA cornerof MARgRaLL and WILT, OW, where he
lnylten all to call and examine forthenuiellys the above
facts. , .. , , • _ , au264im
.
. „
IV NOWLES' FAMILY COAL DEPOT,
1/ NINTH ind WILLOW Streets, where the HICK
ORY and LEHIGH COAL, can be supplied. in itipurity,
st loWest CASH prices . an2l-1m '
'VC:BEING, FOX, & • CO., wholesale and
A: retail dealers - 1n LEHIGH' and 130HVYLICILL
COAL. Lehigh, 'yard-=TMRD • street and GERELLN
TOWN ROAD,- Rahaylkill - yard:-.IIAOI sad ,DROAD
'ttain, Philadelphia. Heap constantly on hind Coal
;Insm the moat, approved mines, under cover, and pre.
Bead expresaltlor ferntiv nee.
r. , '
, „53abterg gatneps ennnittpo.
GOFF & PETERSON,
BIBB° NO,
IPLOWRItai and
OOLElilt, ;
. 411RIAGE, and
aul2-2m ; •
.jEIaO,,VEIATIO GUANO
DP IMAMS,
PROM sonußamlio ISLAND,
In More andlor 'safe by
JOS. B. HANSON & 00.,
WO FARMER S. -- Nitrogenizeil Super-,
phosphate et, Lime, or Prepared Blood, the most
reliable allele war offered to. the public. Arminian
tnred and for axle by,
- BLAKISTON & WOODWAIL - 0,
West end Market•atreet Bridge
see-et* • - - _ - West Philadelphi
a.
'EIDER• Bc, WILSON
, MACHT N E
pttrEmon, TO ALL OTHERS
e
FOR
FAMILIES; TAILORS, DRIOISMAERRS, PLANTERS,
BUILT-MAKERS, AND ALL BiITOBING
OP WOVEN 'FABRICS.
Every kind, style, else, and pattern oLthese unrivalled
Instruments for sale at my Milne at factory prices.
I glee the same commission u the Oompany to Sub
Agents, and Iderobante purchasing on orders.
!LEERY COY, Agent, -#
028 DUESTNIIT Street; Philadelphia.
And No 7 West State ',treat, Trenton, N. J.'
au2o-4m
HARRIS * BOUDOIR SEWING/ MAT
i 1 oruNE, is offered to the publia as the most rella
be low-priced Bowing Machine in use. It will sew from
six to sixty ertftebes to as inch, on all kinds of good',
from coarsest bagging to, the tined eambrica. It is,
without exception, the slmpleet in Ste mechanical eon
'eflation ever made, and can be run and kept in order
by a child of twelve years of age. The D 0112111.117 of
this madhine, and the quaaarr Or ISB WOIIZ, Re war.
ranted to be unerupaased by any other. Its speed ranges
from three hundred - to fifteen hundred stitches per min
ate. The thread weal is taken directly from the spools,
armour Ina TROMILII ow azwiworew.' In fact, It la a
machine that le wanted by every hardly, In the land, sad
the low prim of
NORTY DOLLARS, •
et which they' old, brings them within the resell of
"finest every one B. 3). Agent,
jelB.ll3m why sowers - 20 south pIGHTII. Street.
,DR. - B.ARNES ,
OAMPRORA:TED, EXTRACT OF GINGER
. ,
, This' Medicine has, by its own merit, gained a great
reputation. It is composed entirely of vegetables, and
hi made from the formula of a distinguished. PhYsioloui •
need byhim In the cholera of 1832. 'lt does not contain
Opium to any form, and never constipates the bowels.
It is equally efficacious in mild and aggravating attack's
of cholera morbuk. It hen cured cholera after the rims
water " discharge had taken piece. The cramps and
pains of cholera nimbus and dysentery are in a few
minutes dispelled the stomach, and the bowels restored
to a healthy action. If this remedy were need in the
premonitory symptoms, dysentery, that dreaded disease,
would find fewer victims. Read the recommendations
of the railroad conduetore who have used it for several
years, in the Circulars.
For the cure of NAUSEA, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
CRAMP 0110LIC, FLATULENCY, and BICH LIEAD
LORE, it has no equal. •
DYSPEPSIA of over twenty years' standing has been
cured by it, The weakest stomach, by twenty drops,
taken after each meal, may be restored to a healthy et.-
Eon.
Nervous tremor, the testa of excessive drinking, is
at once cured. It hie prevented attacks Of delirium
trammel. - -
Two or three doses is enough to cure sea.sickness.
It is the most valuable or its kind in existence, and
is so proem:mood by physicians who are using it in
their practice. As a PREVENTIVE of FEVEs.B, du
ring their prevalence in Autumn, taken in dosee of
thirty drops, when the Stomach and bowels are consti
pated or fo an opposite stare. it will so , prepare the
system as to oveteome any liability to an attack even of
Yellow Fever or Typhoid.'
Persons who have suffered in health from Ague, and
Fever have been restored to health by this wonderful
remedy: No one should be without it.
Prepared only at 833 013..E8TNIIT Street.
Bold at stores throughout the United elates. A very
liberal discount made to retailers. an2B.4m
PISTOLS, &o
TO OASH BUYERS.
JAMES S. EARLE A 89N.,
• 816 011ESTNTIT STREET,
Invite the attention of Western and Southern Ountom
era to their immense and elegant assortment of
LOOKINGAILASSES,
WILLIAM GEISSE & SONS,
No.llo South FRONT Street, below Chestnut,
AND "BEADS OF EVERY DEBORIPTION,
Yin the INDIAN TRADE, eco &o
au23-1m ' -
GANGS' Or RIGGING made to order by
WEAVER, YITLINa, & 00.,
,
men
23 North Water Street, and
140. Tl Nortb WiIAII.VIp.
BONES. -100,000 Shin Bones, suitable for
Umbrella and "Batton Haters, in store and for sale
by OBOAPIDAL3I. PRIMA, & 00.,
R
tai - 101 NORTH WABVIIP
ICE.-150 to 200 Tons Ice, now on the way
JL to , this market, and daily expected to arrive, for
!ale by . . BISHOP, SIMONE!, tr. CO:
. 1081 at ", 148,105 MUM Street, above Front.
SLATE I ,SLATE I I SLATE I I I—Roofing
Oh* Of Ml rhea and at eery low rates, kept eon.
stoutly on hskid, Ynd for isle byy
, 110 X &
WORMANTOWN ROAD and THIRD street..
P. It.; Elate Rood put on in the beat manner, and re.
OttowelnAte All 'vol.! warranted'
I
LPIYANA LEAF-100 Bales Havana Leaf
IL Voldaiaolandlas b Mersa: Kendall. For mile by
A. MERINO,
&nth Front ,street.
-''4Dix,catiattat
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
RARNESEI
No. 818 MARKET STREET,
PHILADBLYUIA.
.~eriiii~ers.
2,000 BAER:ELS AND BANS
No. 105 North WATER Street'
and No. DM North DELAWARE Ammo
Sewing ,Machines
litebtfinal.
OPPOBITA TRS OIRAUD UOUOII,
OIL PAINTINCiS,
PORTRAIT AND PIOTUR.34-PRANIMI,
Suitable for the
PAUL TRADE
lOlportori of
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES,
. ~r .._:r _ r ~... hs
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 'lO, 1868
Harley, the Comedian.
The London PaPetnieP:oregeideatli of Tont(
Firm. Mulvey; the comedian. He was and
de'nly struck with Paralynis, at the Pyisseea's,
Theatre, while perforrning the part of-..Lenne
fei Gobbo, in cc Tholtiercilant of Venice,', 4 ' and
•suhriyed only afew hours . . As the last of the
old school of actors,:as well as from his pro:
Tensional reputation, desertes some
passing notice.
Although not a.very aged man, liAnnito bad
been over half a century'on the stage. • It is
doubtful whether he was born in,1700; or in
1786. His friends took the latter date, while
he assumed the, former. It 'Matters little
whether he was in his 69th or his 73d year.
Above all people in the world, actors are ton
dei on the point - of years, Naturally so ; 'for
a limn who plays Romeo , having also played
it thirty years ago,'does .not like to' be told
ilull the real Romeo would be young enough: •
to ibe his son. Hennsir was tenacious : en
the point of lige, and: dressed as if he were
yoUng—which made .him appear 01d.... His
figure was light a little angular,' in
deed ; • his tread elestic ; manner
buoyant; his air youthful. Look at, him
across the street as he' jauntily move - Con,'
with a springy motion,• and you might:fancy
hiin a. middle-aged man of forty-five. Meet
him, face to face, and the net-work of wrinkles
about his eyes (commonly called crows'. feel) '
and the dreadfully juvenile wig, soHl-assort
ing with the faded face, Showed him to be 'one
'of • the Methuselahs of the British Stage.
After Gconas BARTLEY and Citeitss Kniser,s
bad passed , away, he deserved that appella
tion. These, however,' hid retired era cold
mortality smote them ;—but HARLEY died in
harness. His last words were 'spoken on the
stage.— • •
Originally apprOnticed to a linen diaper in
London, he finally became clerk in a lawyer's
office. OXBERRY, afterwards actorand author,
was the constant companion of his leisure
houra. Oximenv had already strutted his
brief hour upon the stage, and, fired , by this
example, HARLEY cut the law, and took to
acting. This wits abmit 1806. He joined, a
coMpany in Kent, which all but starved under
the managemenk of Dotfai t ie .TEartemn's
father. Subsequently, during the next nine
years, he roughed it in various - .other pro
vincial theatres. At last, having bad immense
practice, playing all charieters, fiorti bloody
tyrants and romantic lovers dawn to raddle-'
faced clowns and Comic dancers, ho attracted
the, notice 'of MICHAEL KELLY, andby his re
commendation was engaged by Mr. ARNOLD,
at the English Opera House, (no w the LyCetim
Theatre;) in' London. This KELLY was a
thorough Irishman, who was at once a mu
sician and wine merchant; and, in that double
capacity, was satirically described by SHERI
DAN as cc imPorter of music and compoier of
wine." He was uncle to FRANORS MARIA
KELLY, the celebrated actress, and *as stage
manager of the Italian Opera, Haymarket, for
thirty years.
Beam-made bis debut in London, in July
1816, and, as a dramatic singer, thobgh he had
no yoke, andas an eccentric comedian, though
he. bad no natural humcir, became. such
favorite, that he .was speedily enrolled in the
Dritry-Lane company, making his first appear
ance in September 1815, as Lissardo, in " The
Wonder." ARNOLD sued him for breaoh of
Contract, and got a verdict .of $6,000, which
woe never enforced. From 1816, to the time
of his death, HARLEY has scarcely ever been
disengtigedfin , anyzeeationc-4 , --rha-confined
self to the London .stage," and rarely, if
ever, wont out as " a star." He was
ever a
. reliable actor, eg letter-perfect" in
his part, always, sternly, and sober, and in
a word, he belonged to the class called Re
spectable, Ntith'whora'a small amount 'of talent
goes a great way, because, 'though not very
brilliant, "he has such an excellent private
character, you knew !"—HARLICY took parts
which better. actors would have ,been fright
ened'at, and rattled and hustled• through them
• -
in a noisy, pleasant '
manner, as if he were a
very good performer; until anoences liked,
him. He was not a comedian, in the true ac
ceptation of the phrase—but he was
,a good
farce actor. In one or two parts he was un
approached ;—Theiti were Phantom, In
" Frightened to Death," and Caleb Quetem in
cc The Review." But from first to last, his
humor was hard, dry,' and 'terribly artificial.
He was restlesdand fldgetty to a painful de
gree.
He never married, and bad occupied the
same house (in Gower street, near the London
University) for the last five and thirty years.
He was penurious, but not mean. 'At no time
did be ever spend more than -a third of his
salary, and be always was well paid; besides'
having - lucrative benefits. Curious stories
were told of his way of living, and it was
asserted, and believed, that be bad never asked
any body to dinner. His sister, a venerable
maideh; nearly his own ago, lived' with him,
'and seconded his 'constant effort to save.
have 'not beard the amount of his
wealth, but he can scarcely have loft
behind him less than $150,000. He was
a man to save money out of any income,
and seemed rather to cherish the reputation
of being a miser, as it protected him from
being victimized by applications for loans.'
He wait far from heartless, however, as ho
sometimes, even without being solicited, would
volunteer relief to distressed members of his
profession. On these occasions, be would
never give loss than s26;—relief, he thought,
to be usefhl, should be to a greater amount
than alms., Five dollars would serve a very
temporary purpose, while twenty-five would
support a man for two or three weeks, "until
something turned itp."
' For many years, as Treasurer of the Drury
Lane /fund, MaLEIt made the annual after
dinner oration, and geeerallk succeeded in
tiring his auditors before be bad half finished.
Ho was prosy, dull, and diffuse, but fancied
himself Demosthenean.
A popular actor, always well paid, and,
even without any engagement, comparatively
wealthy, JOAN PRITT amity 'had, one mix-
fortune—he was the victim of hypochondriails
to a remarkable and painful degree. He was
also kemarkably reserved in cOmpany, suffer
ing under manvaise hante to an extent almost
beyond credibility. He would make a circuit
of a mile to avoid seeing and speaking even to
an ordinary acquaintance. On the stage he
:was all beetle; life, • and garrulity—but ship
:the motley from him, and he was shy, silent,
and reserved. Consequently, autr.u'r rarely
ventured into society. Ho lived,like a hermit,
in his almost solitvy hanse. Be' would some
times let weeks pass without 'exchanging a
void With his sister, who presided at lila frugal
board tbr over forty years. Conscious how
little such a temperament as his own was cal
culated for the state of matrimany,'HAnt.Ey
lived • and died a bachelor—though long niter
'he had passed the age of sixty he 'had 'a'
habit of falling, in love.
ENGRAVINGS,
He had some taste for the fine MIN' and is
said—for few ever crossed the threshold 'of his
houso,to have made h`,SMii,llbut,valuable
w
col
lection of on-paintings. He as Curious in
wine, of which he was . an excellent judge.
JOHN BANNISTEn; the actor, who Wed 'next
door to HARLEY, in Gower stieet;liir many
years, used sometimes be allowed to visit him,
and, on these occasions, the door of the wine
cellar would fly open, and cob-web covered
bottles Of the most exquisite vintage would
congregate on his board. Wino, no matter in
what quantity taken, bad no effeet upon HAR
LEY—it found him silent and reserved, and so
it left him.
He ,was occasionally fond of reading, an d
preferred the study of Eistory. ,Like ahnost
every comic actor whom we have encountered,
(and LISTON and IcEntisx_ are among them,)
HaRLEY considered that he was • misplaied in
his profession, and that nature intended :him
fora greet Tragedian; - -
~TWO,CENTs;i:::Li
"- Tiade: 7
• Tikeloiig,eXPeOted" thipablish•
lug trade' ite‘ms 'iliont atipear at last.llsla-thii
city, 99 - sled th Boston attHeifr‘Yerkilhe autumn_
book•llsts are full of promise. , We shall
'closet' what the Harpers, .10°P.°1i
hand - •
Oa the eve of publication, they h - ave.; l 7 l3lenielifti,.
of Natural , PhHosophy,", for seholistiO„ . itile k idih .
330
. 41 . 4tstrtaions, Prt;feasor:,toonlis;' and:
Harmeny, of tfie - Goapels, in 'the 'Greek"orthe
rbOoived text, by the Itei:'datoes Strong;D: • 1
, Nearly r '
e'ad} are Thillistory
of FlanOe," te•lide, EyParkeTiddivin, Ronda-law :
Of Bryant; the peat--; '.‘,History of the,Stripm l ,..
He,volutien," ilittetratod,with original 4v/wings
by Poplar, by,/plut S. 0. Abbett, , Ftiforramdtit his
'Hapoloon.!' • • .•- '
Another book, by pr. W. Beitger,,reddent phy
siellin Blooktiell's'lsittild;N. Y.; likely to ei;
cite great interest, will be " The!H story of Preen
tation ; its extent, arid efelitalbroughout
the World:" • -
. In biography, the forthcoming Works are Thom
parlyle's " History of -'ried,rioh the Second,
King , of Prussia—called Vredoridthe:Great," with
ilitistratione;
mom.; and MiselAgnes Strioiland'e "pg
ine - Of
Sootland,"uniformwith hr"Litesotthe Queens
of England."
'
The
,following books of traVld are annenneed
The third and last volume of Dr. Berth's n North
and Central profusely illustrated. (This
oontains vols.; V and VI: of-,the., London edition,
which sells in-England at $9, and Is given; byllar
pore f0r;52.5.0:) . 4 , T 4 t4lata The Argentine pon 7
federation - ands „Par t agrty." ~„Thonias J. 'Page's
illuidratid,narialitinofjhe United - Eltates"galiedi
fo'r'exidorin'g the Ls Pinta ;bier and Seintrieir
iu 1853L56; The
Land' and the 'B i ook.V“illnseritting the; 'manners
and customs, the 'scenes and scenery of Palestine,
with - several hundred illustrations; r- :
'Among the miscellaneous aro Vol. I, of ,Alford'u
Greek, Testament; "The American some . -Gar
den,"„ with. 500 -puts, by Aleaandir Watson; J.
EStenOoeke'a new novel, " TfenrY 'Bt. John,,ten
iletnan; " n and Vole: I rind - Tr of bi:VOidaild'a
" DiotioitarY - Of i'raotteal gedliiiioo-eatia, with'
notes andlarge additiOni; VOharTell A. , Lee.' •
Amon . ); Appletons'insw announcements, we feel
espeOially interested in "The Stiatford Gallery,
or The Shakspeare Sisterhood.": :This is agallery,
entirely original, by the ablest painters and en:
gravers, containing 45 ideal portraits of Shelia ,
peare's wafer:: Me' letter-Preis desorifitiona
Will b&by..lldrs..Z. W: Palmer: .This, superb ,volt.
ume; in'royal Bvo., wilLbe.pnblishedia,Pateb.er4
We may fairly .antioipatee, literary, • as well aka
pictorial treasure.. ,
Fifth'tolgressional 'District.
Hor The Preen.)
The delegates from hiontgemery,county, and-the
several, wards of.the city ,oempesieg the above-,
named distriot, iave patln . nontination,"'iettinc-'
.john Wood; Esq., of ' CeishetWoken,'ind
Thai:tee Balch, Esq., of PhiladelPhiii is candidates
for Congress.- " -
Both these gentlemen are men of respeatability
and private worth, Mr. Wood being,, besides,. a
manuinottirer, extensively engaged inthe Maim;
facture
. of iron, in'whioh bas: displayed ' great •
energy and basineset;Mt." go is also a very pope:
lar man, poiseisieg 'a ',large ;inflierice in the die
triot, in which be his many devoted friends.
Mr. Balch is an amiablo,well 7 brod gentleman,
who is a citizen
.9f the Eighth ward of the city,-re
siding temporarily.in Germantoiiii, - bitt leis favor
ably known in '-the dletriet than his 'coMpetiter;,
,This arises probably from the fact that he . is
not a legal - resident,- having- Dover_ voted in, the
distriot, nor been is any manneridentifted with
the people thereof, while Mr. Wood is regarded as
ono of themselves, eonneeted with them by the
ties of interest and old association. :
.
In the event of the nomination of Mi:lo3aloh, be
would labor under the disadvantage Of 'not being
,
regarded as a swiiderit of the - dif triot, or interssted ..
In promoting Welfiie.: It : Weald nigned that,
being In truth: a iis:hlont ufaiistiter'distris't, hp'
would feel, less rioliolinde tbr the intereiterof hie
own constituents thaiiloitheie of etrarigere." Snail
a weapon in the. hinds of the enemy would be
death to Ma chance of mope:tr. ***- '
, ,
A Voice 'from tho' South—Douglas in
Tennessee:
Coreeepondeine of The Yresg
At - an enthusiastic meeting' bald at Bridge
Place, Tennesseejor the purpose of taking into
consideration matters of public polity, candidates
for the next Presidency, to., Thomas B. Graham,
Ecq., was called' to the' chair, and John 'O. Britt
appointed Seareta4. -- - •
•. - •
The Chair Man explained that the object of the
meeting *al for the 'purposes shave stated,' and
spoke at some length on the - condition, the future,
and the parties of the'llnion ; and shoied'ooriciu
sively that the Deniooratio party r was the only na
tional party in the country ; that the 'existence of
the Union depended on the success of that party,
and that it now - behooved the people of the South; ,
and all friends of the Constitution and the Unio n
everywhere,' to rally en masse Rename standard
of Democracy. ,", • .-, '
He adverted at some length M the gams strug
gle, and. to the contest - now going pi in' Illinois
beiveen Senator , Douglas and the' Republicans,
saying that in union there' is strength ; that no
differenoes ou account of honest opinions, -should
be allowe d divide the strength or weaken the
power of the Democratic forces, Is that State;
that if the Republicans should gain the - viotory,
it might prove a severe blow to the rights of the
South and the national Democraoy, in that it
might bo the means of giving the,Opposition the
ascendaney is the Northwest in the coming,
sideotial contest ; 'and that, as' the Demooraoy
there bad a gallant and well-tried, leader, it was
obligatory upon all Democratic '"suckers" to
shoal together to the Fescue., " •
Re spoke, too, of thesuooessfal, able, and matte
factory manner in. .which the GoVereteent - Was
carried on by' the present; Admiiiiiitititioul of the
happy and prosperous condition of the whole coun
try at present, and of the marvellous progress it
was making in the .arts and , eotences, and every
thing appertaining le the cenvenienoo, - the, com
fort, and the happiness of man.
When - the' °bairn:tan oonoluded: on motion, Mr.
Talbot Greene was appointed to draft-resolutions.
Re did so, and reported the following, which were
Unanimously adopted:
Irhereas, The time le now approaching when the
people—the true sovereigns—will be called npon,to•
exercise their electrive franchise in platting a.. Olnet
Magistrate at the helm of the Government end eon-,
sidering: as we de' that the Thnou is to a - pert - lona con.'
dition. beset As it ishy the flee-eatere of-the esteeme
South and the Republicans of the North, we you'd warn
the Democracy to stand film as one man In the defence
of their sacred righti and.' time.hetiored
those principles.which have made the Denim:ratio party.
great in spite of all opposition.,which. were laid.down,
vindicated, and advocated by Jefferson; and illustrated.
and' nobly carried oat and sustained by ,Dickson and
'Polk,
Thoefore, be it Resolved, That we eschew all the
new-fangled doctrines sod Isms of the day, and still
cling to our old landmarks, and adopt this, our ancient
creed: ; - -
Equal and to all men; of whatever state
or persuasion, religious or political. -
Pease, commerce, and honest frieridshipwith all na
tions ; entangling alliance with none.
The right of the States and Territories to administer
thrir 01113 domestic" attain. • , .
Freedom and equality; Cie sovereigety of the people,
I and the right of the majority to rule, when their will
is constitutionally expressed. '
Sconomy in the• publio expenditures, mut„,a sacred
preservation of public faith
Freedom of religieri, - freedoin Of - the'Pressintrgenly.
rat diffusion's& infortitstion
Opposition to all secret political organizations, and to,
all corruption in politics.
A sacred preservation of the Federal Constitution,
and no religtottstest for offie.,
No bigotry, or pride of caste, or distinction of birth,
among American citizens.
Respect and protection for the - rishta of all.: •
The preservation of the naturallsatioo laws, and the
right of all to the protection of the American Govern
ment. ,
Opposition to ill chartered monopolies. -•
Common brotherhood and good will to SU, especially
to those of the household of faith.
A strict construction Of the Federal Constitution, and
an tindevletli3g adherence' by Congress to delegated
powers ••
Resolved, That we Centiliter Elephen A. Douglas, of
Min .10, to be the ispoueder, the embodiment, and the
lawless defender of the above principles, and would re
cammendlim to the next National Democratic Conven
tion as a candidate for President in 1860,'Iind James L.
Orr, 'of South Carolina, for Vice President.
iieselved, That the preeeedinge,of this meeting be
published.
Oh' 'motion of Gov. Holmes, the meeting ad
journed. T. D. Gnanku, , Preaident.
Jorm 0. BRITT, Secretary.
"Canadian Elections—Riot and Mood'.
• - •
Mr. Dorton hen boon roturned from Montreal by
over 2,000 majority. Receiver General Sherwood
-ie eleoted by a majority of 215 over Mr. Dana. J.
S. -MoDonald is returned from Cornwell; Mr.
Mowatt from ,South Ontario ; and Mr. Lemieux
from Point Levi.'
The; Reformers of .ITaldimand have nominated
Mr. Harcourt to summed Msokenile. ''
A mod disgraceful scene ocourred at Tilaonburg,
'South Oxford, at a meeting- of Dr.-I:Manor's-sup , :
porters on Friday night. While M. Falai was ad
dressing the eleators, a mob, headed' by otie Bat=
ney Frenoh, walked up' to the 'attiiittnnd ordered
Mr. F: to desist, which he Yefaaed lb do. The local'
paPer,says:Me " ' • .
bad not proceeded many minutes before nil
after , - Whith French-approached
egg was hurled at hit him on the
b b i r m ea tt at a ; d s d h o o m rt a l n y dtid to-be heard: Mr. Francis B.
Ball them seggesto4 to the rowdies around him to
remove Mr.:Foley and take the Stand by force
The rowdies then Immediately 'inade'for the plat
form—taking with them- many of Dr. Connor's
friends, - When that - portion of the floor—about
twelve feet by twenty-four—game way, precipita
ting thirty or forty persons to the ground floor-be
low, a distanee Of twenty-four feet. Those remain
ing unhurt, in the - hall above immediately-rushed
to the ramie of those below, and sucooeded in res
cuing many Who would undoubtedly have been
smothered - had it not been for their timely aid.
One person, Mr. Hopkins, was found dad, and
many others, including Mr. Foley and Mr. Beaty, ,
were severely injured. There are several, ire
learn, 10h.9 cannot pssaly recovar l their injuries
Iso aeon: • -
:-..NOMIX/R-40-410X4 BoangONP.EriT t 8s,
Clorreepindente jos 4`l'in *theellillk*eleteille,l,
"mind tkklelloying Week, - •
t 7:9 4 : r rt.
41,miunige1,Pm :;"
by
tbnl
Atoms of the writer. - In order Signore eorrequess of
the trkogrephy, bat one sheet shookt be
writtennleof '
be greedy obliged:to intlegton pee!**
! an t s °thaF.B4.4ofor colitd4titbantti)3B
rentnenll et.tbe's day In - %elope ;Vender looldttitoito,-;
roobreed A:tithe onneneding!rentabryt.tkleineeetose of-'
.popakitionvorinyinforoutionthie wiz be In
to the dnesralrierrierj - • !: .
GENERAEWEWS.
Testerday,'isayti the:Nei-Orleans '"Picayenc .5 f -*
ttliK4,lli , Wall coinnemeratedt brthe- lints ef'Z'
Monsen Sa dyfin the day,- and-later by ibireelebra---:
Wen ;,of r ; high mass fad - other , osiretennies of the.
Centeno Olturoli„,th ie annivertiari_orthe'deatkif: ,
,general Loper and hiliMimpailions-bilrint fn the CublineilidditioneflBsol. The'religiette- seivlon'
'took placd'at thifeatiredraltit'ten t.toolockzA-.1 M." `
A goodly number. of,Onbaris.viere present, attired:
Ta.miwning. The , general attendaneemas large,q
and
were of the finalise/if'
were present.' it Is no aininiorifeilinglhat,Mfter "
a lapse of seven years, tan bring togatharlso'rhanY--,
men ctstanding: and ireputation, mr:an•neitaidon-,..'
like this,,fq this armual homage,-so:-,faithfu ll y
' rendenid, sPoskiXtiroranly of
,betnthestilo when . ,
menforYit fs tendered, and' Of that) froth Whose
hearts thnenminitot obliterate the , past. 'The Gera- ‘•
Monica of, theiFdaYt.oonoluded, with •-the. &Mira'
minute guns, and a• natimml•salute at arinset,"
%lie •Allentownr,(l 3 ,a4-Aispri6liein ;notices -
two eged, men, now living in... Lehigh county, who ;
may well be called, xellcs or the Olden time. ' The
one. Mr.-joh nnaritelter,.frenhiety=four . yearn
and •celebrated the 'retain: of BIS 'birthday'fire —
Sundays ago.by e • plaoe where ;be was •
born, at_'Nelfrieh's- Sprieic; n . Soutk,Whitithall
townshiP, whichis about six
„minim from ; his pre-
sent residemie'in Tipper it3anoon. The old matt= _ ,
safe he wanted to 'take one more drink' freni'
the
old) *tingle 'Roved? t 6 villt 411- bit boyhood; and •
around whiol: he saw many a band of. Indiana as-
,sendiblit,nearly. a - century agog , .The other out • •
vetivin;".fdr.- W,eitiel, of, Lanier biaoungy..
lownatiip,"inutit be a; hearty old bleak "-of a .
Demoorat. , 'Ne zliPhier erghtflie yean - of rige,•
and yet:worked. in the late-harvest- like-n , young
man. Ira oat , with- blenwn.-bandslthirtyrthree ...-
•staoks of grainaud'ilfteenatacka of timothy.- 4 1[8 - , - -
also Maisted to iridirin haymaking., -
We pave Tbiejt",teAuciteitti ? make ,Inquiry,
,eayp the 'lolinraiterf (Pia - inlaniltaili
isbout'au Eagan, wfieltdr -
Lataster six nr eight , weeks ago in quest of--
r and who has notheen'heard from:ainoe.-.
hailf been.agreat sufferer from lumps trneunntiam;,_ -
'aid his wi fe fare that he hi:either, ideirtor,..dead.-
when-last heard 'Mtn' be'irai In - th e '
and his-Wild itehld"feel-Sretefal,
'sliebas lost by - death their yonagest
Jane, if.ptr erehanges_ through Allegheny": county,-
copy, our tneuiry as to his whereabouts. He,
!Mattel's no; ties aged between sixty, and sixt-five
years,„ivat•sinirt and 'thick Wit; had blue - ' eyes,
wattgray and vo'mewbst-.information ,-
that canbe ginner. him may, be duce ' -t o -_hirtn•
Eagan. 0rR0v....8. Keenan, Lancaster etty..„ -•-•
„ .„
We learn from the ,frehnstnien,(l!a•)-Ech°
a brutal murder wan Penetrated near -that....
town On Sunday/lat. It appear/ that two y , Ottrig.
men, n ihredlohn'lliiiiiiishand William Ateribme,
bad been tea party on BattirdaY night, and, afterz/'".,
it hinke up, left the bent," in company withl. two Z .
young women, ; :whoni..itwas their intentl9trtir
cod tc their, hoMes...oii itheir-,wa,y,theydisputed
.about something," and ArentindetrtatClidiudials---;
with 'his fist; - The'latter Inturnisr" the' - blow."
- whereupon Artintrue .dreur 7 .irliinife and 'stabbed . '
bird to-the heart, killing, lilm !instantly. • The
mutderer was arrested almost immediately, and . • .
oonimitted to Ebensbarg,jell fertriel, Both Tar- .
tine are respectably conneoted, and previous to the
murder, are reported to have been on the,best
terOut with each
the President has re err eer
r
•• • •
of Pm Nivy; to thelatorney General, andlo the -
Commissioner of Patente;the - -records_ and dean
merits in those .itties widohweit'ined wpm •
severally by the naval courts ino -held ,
1851. - It was 'found impossible for the eoutive
-
to give these eases proper attention; and at the -
same time attend .. to his ofiloitil r finties. - r:Oni-third
of the; oases were; therefore, placed - 1i the bands
- of Mush of the above mentioned biTteers. We tat-.
derstand that the Beoretary,of
.the;Nevy,.has,sl...
ready finished the portion of the duty assigned .
hint. The rules enfoieed by the court, the testi:
mots , given, and the deoilions tendered, will 'ell '-
be rigidly examined and repcirted upon - before the'
matting of Congress. „
Ott- Sunday .evening. a ycirtng-,man„, flatbed
Itlaktin Barry entered a saloon on Canal Dtreet,; ;; ; ;
knOwn' as-the Washington Coffee Honse,,oprailita,-,:-.
therStAoule, Alta, and ;Chicago Railroad
„danat;,-
on the west
aide; and 'Wank' fdrifdidnk;'offered."-
Riejtard Grout, one of,the beepers, a 162 bill on the
Braude* BankcNermenti,whieh Groat declare' to
be loonnterteit,lrberenpon disyno ensued,' then. '
a tisalee between - Barry4nd grout, which restated
: in Oe stabbing and, death of,the latter, at. the
hands of Barry: There ward Bye tritnesvia dna
deeo The murderer Ayes immediately arrested r
and le
- now in jail.
, .
We fi nd the follbwing bit of joyfritneris to
th bald.headed;boating about loose upon the tide:
of 1111814h/sad things A medicaljournal says that ,
the, deonotimi of - boxwood has lawn remeessfulln
oases of baldness. Four large handfuls of the stem...-.
and leaves of the garden - box are boiled in three
pigs of water, in a closely-covered vessel, for fif
teen minutes, , end Allowed,to stand in arrearthen '
jarlten hours or' more; the liquid is then strained
and one Ounbeend half otenlegne 'added; and :this solution , lhe heed bewellwashed
evdry.morning, • .
r. - Sherwood, secretary • pf.;:the
- ftaroad Co., - and Mri. Alien, Wife" of•ltey. Mr. .•
Allen, a Presbyterian minister, of Lafayette;lnd. -- ,
recently 'eloped ;together-. for parts unknown.'
Sherwood amife and etre children, and sent
word' book to his Wife to disperse of the property,
and; with 'her= children, rgo 'beak - to' bar father. -
- hire. Allen lefron pretense of visiting her friends
in )3t Louis. Ber husband ;went „there.to,nreet .
her, and'letirfied - her - unfaithfulness, A. bad. -
botkn'. settled biz-oharge of theTiret • Presbyterian
obereh in Lafayette but cohort. time.:• • •-;
Extensive preparations are beingmade for,
Ehq A,grionitutal Exhibition at,Powitton, Phila. ~
dolphin; tinder the ausp ices Of the - "Feting Men's
Agricultural' Sooiety." 'The fair - will be
-maimed on the first of next mouth. A grand fett..-A
turn of the exhibition will be the various-breeds
of horses,'whether from the read or - field; from the'
meet experienced breeders in the Union. Dods. -
wotth's band, of New York, and Beck's Philadel
phia band, have been engaged for the oecasion
• A new claimant to the Jennings property
hai arisen In the village' of Paignsimilile, Dela
ware sonnty , N. Y.,:in.the ninon of Mil George --
Hearne, late of Brantford, England, whose mother
is the last of the Jennings family. and is now Jiff-.
leg, nearlyeighty•years of eke. The late Mimessor -
of ;the property its presuseed•to - Rave- been. the
untie of the , old lady 'there mentioned, and the ,
-beet legal talent will be' einployed in support of
A young lady, eighteen or nineteen years
of age, daughter of Mr. Haywood, gardener of
John Jacob Astor, Ir., at Raopris, near Rondout,
on'Tnesdny. from the effects of-fright.
She was riding in "a wagon, when the horse took
fright and ran with, great speed for about a mile,
,wheri" be was stopped: ~,Th'd yeant woman was
taken fraM the wagorieln- edying
liv'sd but a few minutes. •'• • 5 '4',5i!,-,131
fellow.riamed J.. 'D..'llaroci,Ad- - 4
federate named E C. Bowe, _have beerl'Ariested
at Milwaukee for uxtensive swindliuglopetations.
Thai-have been buying np horses from the firliseri
in Wisconsin, and paying for Atom: hzt;'Stertkleall
certificates of deposit on the .Tapasyille C49 - Bank •
The losses ocoesione# hy'their rasciali 4 es are eiti
msited'at some theassnds Of dollars.,l
Capt. Colburn, , of Alp Sea Lion,ltt Boston
froin Antwerp, !dates that, on.tho.22cUoi August,;
in tat:43 42, ton. 40 - 20,aaw - an, iceberg about ten
miles from' tbe"ship; and kin rib:inching it sip':
posed it to be from 150 to 200 feet abovedho level
of the soa. It Was from 400 t 0.500 feet in length,
and 200 foot in width. At the same time - passed
seieralloes. • - •
The New Orleahs Delta- says that; ln-addi-
Lion to the death of LientenantMoOregor of the
United !litotes menu. cutter MocliellandAvyal
to* fever, five new oases biife appeared among the
orewAwo of whieh Tirtived fatal. The Lawia Cass
had loot four seamen by yellow fever dazing the
month of August,
,
.
.., , . .
The fight. between Charles Lynch, an Ame
rican,- awl John Sullivan, a young aspirant fir
folio honors in the English prize ring, took plane
on the 17th ultimo near London. ."After 'twenty.:
nine rounds, at, the - expiration of,Jorty-eight .
minutes, Lynch Was`datilarpir the violet' - -.•-'
Getmill JoitituNiaholhiOrhei - einigrafett tb
• MississlPPlMOin , Dorottietet county, in 1310;
died recontly in the form!lr-State,,The .deceased
served in the Florida war as a lieutenant and ad
jutant-geneial; in - 1813. He was a citizen of Lon
.isiatia'at the time of his death. , ' • • •
Fourteen head of fine blooded-cattle: have
been sent from Morgan county, Illinois, .to the
State Fair or They were imported by
Mr. 'Brown, and 'among - the 16t - was &Durham
heifer; for which $3,000 was paid._ • • -
t Dr. James Sinclain• and. -Dr. Victor Des
champs both died of yellow favor at New Orleans
last week. During Augnst - thbre were 425 yellow
fevtiv deaths in the Charity Hospital. Dr. Sin
clair Was well known in this State. - -
'Messrs. Samuel L. Lemon;
- of Manheim
township, and George Lemon, of Lampeter
township, Lancaster county, Pa., cut &lin a tree
in.Manheini township, from which they took be
tween thirty and forty pounds of honey.
Lieut. John R. Eggleston has been Odered
and.reparted for duty on board_ the_reesiving-ahip
Pennsylvania, in place of Lieut. Colville - Terret,
detached, and ordered to the Oynue.ti, ,
The Southern Sink of Tentleitsee it is stated,
ow i n i d l e g p o os tn it t , o . l ga ittr a on oiro .-I 4 t a 'h u a o s a s ol. so s4 ,oo o o ,o i o n o bon l i ts s
deposits are about $l,OOO.
Dr. W. P. Ployd,"of Jeffersonville, Time
well'countY, Va., has been appointed Surgeon to
the Peelle Railroad 13arveying Expoditipn. Sala
ry 7.3100Q:-
Rarey's book on horse-taming, which
has been sold by the million in England, has been
translated intliPrench, and 15,000 copies were im
mediately sold..
Some of the farmers in Henry county, Va.,
are cutting their tobacco already, to save it fina
burning up for want of rain. .
Judge Brockenbraugh says - he will not de
cline a. nomination for Governor of Virginia if it
be conferred upon him. , , -
The first- locomotive is Said to have been
built 1.0 1784; by James Watts, of 'Birmingham,
England. - " - - -
The North Carolina - rice crop promises an -
abendant yield.. , ,
- -
The breach between, Walker and Henn-RIZ -
Den has been heale'd:
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,
The first freight from Lynchburg through by
;railroad - reached NOrfolk on Monday.
Georgia 'pears have sbld in the Nevi Y ork
market this Beasin at $l.-60 per dozen. .
The oity, of Raleigh; N. is to be lighted
'with gas. - • • • • •
Acorns are said to be more abundant, -this
season than for many y ears pant.
Connell of Catholic RishOps easel:lMO ill
St- L9Riaiaet Banda/,' • •