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Oat Wills 1440 Iniser-lipttl,A,
Serbreireldnit• daub. goes
as' totitte - aliwn be goes t• , •
• wisiNecuuktiftfully tatreating foher, seat
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, Inl•TortbrifVfrri - thir itootints otitis:rawness:of_
= theliiio*iteftTirtiiiiiiiittiiiinitigaSiiiie'yeA
. - , by the,ste.wspapets, 34ad been.receivedwithiho
ineriffidiftnot"tc - sayi contempt; :witittembion'
everythine_.Printedfrand-. not , ,authenticarted
''. -by some tmstesi local name,.is rpealvedlulhat`
primitive" pitt tir=l . iiiisn4,. On, - ma, net' Oily
. as,pepil'Offlemeypend one, tookwhabadcom-:
'Pitted blotteltto thefsoindness of thesiyatrifk
' ' "del* 1 " 11 - 4 - e'nif
' in: prinf;,btit as a - Lon ,
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'-' , :equeltrian:exparinnine.;, - noluinigiamount" - Of
Provilicial te-nis eipendedby-Mvienmitable4
frleideL, 040-XO.4v,P. sito.'lAtto:i2,ol l lol o
iti
and"the.,,p jy, pes4.o,pe:.,,quite .pi ' , Auden'
Anne's days;:as „sketebectoby Illaceitley in'his
first Tvolditieorthelliatdry'vor l England - p: still,
prevail among, - the ......yeoman.-farmers --and.
sporting persons, who.babdli..thii. eorkserik
much * mere' famillarlylthato thste,paper 7 ltuifer
one-hoginTkpott;;ltt'leilt;theY open daily, ,
but; a' low. book, . nOti , ,htililg.lordoeal. origin ,
verytrately. - t• The'Londoner? therefore, wile' ,
doetiebbefieprebiatif,Ss daily bettte/Aid.ratteit
objects_;i,4lll.64 and 4ater,riiiid,-toblieed;,ln
theAlddifilirthe - dsy; is set dowiii by ti.fewor.
the DevOnianeifatives orthe , ohler , ftirmation
es &sort of Milkitip, l 'istlyilf tii - ilde a donkey
and -at 'sparrows;, al - theugliAL strongly
autqatettasfi hedx We , teOtaa "Or, :these liardj
beadeelt4tilkiii(Ontibmiip - issi:tlielf_eObi
.': ' in 1110'T/eta etAideibpsy•or-tigirgarroirf*er
' try;.fweliondtiltens fshauld - maknrather - rantex- - ,
ampleliffrthiiNa.?- 7; " , -' , _ , ' , ;:"P , ..."-[.••!.-v . .7 1' tt• '-' l ,'
NQt.lk - pevph'ii;tberefere,.cnir theisCie
-.• dietriewin , ,lsngland, for...putting :the .'- Rarer.
•_. systinf it& hiiii6;tritining in practise 1 for; ton
E ' d 114 'lll ' inf ' ''''' '
=swer v e!' .0. , acp er nbr ( ploore, r un
-loiwitilatile - rifilite‘cittridY-411d. ponies: and
= 'GallOgyfiAhormigh'..bfed,"kalf.bkedkniid pure
• , 'Exliok s vflalOPACOMffinglii'detintytiedition, ?-
baretb*. daigiantfo l , o ,:thaktoott in9P o # 4 , Ate: ,
the PholtielibitiniminersAMlnreatrained by
-any,;ghlei l bOundifttheY,relWisPrdo l ether care;
IronitiOstimei.th,ey nte e .Tialed" nntil- i they,are,
.ante 'isforlwork.„ "than lat'little,.heY , . in very_
severe" winterCiinffi this .pccosionaVdiscippne 7
of bpjeg chased bizek, - Winin i tbefhave'strafid
- + beyouLpittiali lquints, , by the• shouts, and whip- -
- ~-crackingof 'twp, or, three", : niemrited hersemen;J
, ..., , quitg sit ICthnt Millie -fu n`of the,'•obasie . sis • on
- , ' , tisnAnty;ol. , ,,reiktoring „the-,wild"loOlki to their ' "
- AndifiP:ainlit.mitel ' banter; Wiese - settled
roftl.i.".o . 3 . 4 l ta , "abo, l 4 l ta.LAYlvan- - front
_ • the moorsfor - the:Lendosser:to - ,..tri "the ,new
. systeseen, *-"It was , iii!-'ydn" - that - .l"_ preteated:
thit'` . it .#l4khigliiiiitlidif tetAifigrtoe•'bolt.'
. taming, not' to- tame ctilkt=that,,L:iVall' - ' cht,
and scant , o' breath" intiVaittigetber. MA of
' conaltiBil l iWateereptitilmy'etsperinfintli.W:
' snob wild'specimenit.pc If, saw , flying frobi ' Vs.
wheal* wetiedif;but 'Mrqersemocr.'t The ? ,
ilat' 4 ,...halV"gdpd""Tortifi'• The latirsenj' t5.`104'..:.
_burden; : gm I lecal.banker,,anotheifpxlituiterl.
' the- GreatZlitaiN agent,. also. Is: , foxhunter;
- , mad 'their `Wisles"'-and(thein:i.daUghters,- , had
- , been!iffAtiV.Whili-",the',equite;k_Wildie : word
waif. liii, - ,lntAhat3-4arbilt at` any lite; ;had •
giveit'4l'rders:pit tyro coltswere` to:be driven
-
'lf fri?"4- 0 0 00 . 1 rP.1 ) .6'li nd d..10 14 0-4,filtofroudoxi
down„.4ithe irinten.finsiWt t his Prise; MAN.`,
"- Having slaver befiretriedmybami on anything,
" -
morel.iiiTifigiCa*s llKarid."""twe;Or. f . three.
perfectly - broken beiges, nridAwing,:elao'fax.,
fully, conscious thatisedentery • summer labors
bid by , filfiasSati preparedtae Ter' sticli'strode
exercise mthesporildi denizens; of :the Atha
seemedittpriimise,tmust confesalliniked fi"si; , .
ward to, the,,gxhibitien before an assembit c ev i .:.
aent. l 7 , l*a r , dg ii , Sali k th,o 6o "ri:l4 tl l 'mkt
satismction;asiso'irpl iriumpliefeountry,oyer
sreT!
townatesitiori.%fei.Erto-Trade,Andigood
old
th epowsifityphosiet.lope-riobb-bgnabio,
thootioaalibgilo,;:ivi,ignitiiiiit but
faction: , -.?A-feir,years , igteelsgezforisuch
worl&l'llrhsiiv.‘tindirtektinl sibirizelle
,_iteoPietilth'infinitelYinatiiiatlifOthin;
Iloweven-dbezjdaYicarie, , ,the,affjadges Were
ranged sill'a;teririble Sovr,g' . -andl had ,no help'
./1nt_,Kp,.:4;4494.7 i fiaj.0ute. 1 4,v:
, . ter, Odle- rejcsine `..inwitatilhat:t - inill'not
' - caughti the ; cmnplEdnt.For, the Teounty and sn ,
dulgid';',W)ifter.ditillicr l heads "oflny sOrtisii:
and- hetrackianing.4eati,-.Sis r.Pulled.4lf-ini
jackets'• turned. R , Thzletroiviltrsija4tt"mgke 4
.:, intoAhellerena. 44Thjs-soughtii torbave - :been
covered in ; forftinately,,s considering • 'Ake
wildness of my - ffehleite; le Wag . surrounded
on throe Isblesslo.esttle.slieds;_and, the floor
, • was a'fOot .deep in atii,cg4u4rptteß straw; on
7. the' fonith sitie`i4teT;railit aid ii_gate;'aleng`
which the spectatordiviwe'lliiiika; anxious and
. ' incredaloui. ..-o, tvisr . .....l.Px - 11 -.:21c.i,zv , •: - ; ,
mi . thraV iiittlini4iiii , •eth*Osiicold'stiiii,'
. _nig: colt, nearly•timplildils*,`,,senCisetwein
thirteen .', and feiriesnOnifidstbileh-• fit 'hut
' " been ttilteredjltitticey'6*.ifindledr-f 'Bever
-betaWILWJSW.4OI, O ,r. - AAllitlnin titelfland '
endeaxpoEyszoscall irapheaal#'3 l , l linnerz lir ,
IthiolicAltrefklltwilgolf ~,Tai", i aria' acted; In
ordestoilie!delelosegantimitatfori4sfildi prov
ceediniti#44 ll ffie lixtong`'ciillifil for el,
roceeded.
iarY:VOligilial . : Irirlt-ifiaNdt AO wild
as sepastAjticena,*lons,:lititlid-,4dee t hiiiti,
° l 4 43 4kll*ViltrPgatObeiln(d.ginPied4 -
. withf.jese x Amsultrathati ' , int ht lave - been:
- papected; inlAting ailfridle;on IL,- To.getin
- tt"Poaltion'W PrOtinjai,oo, l PC 00 :lOW 1 4 1 ;
`llls le&#ftsow•Werklitisonie,;tlidei:slinf;lby_
careful im e i t tation , of
.the master horse-,traineri:
I ocabii IftufCitkipotT.iiiiLtiteifeir foto
- ' be qffi r tir'" Ightl--Vtherl'lafe . my,,olitlind to'
look round hini for At'lewJmintites,fand then
. •
began - rlead;Tbini - ..about - in balfzzeireles.
.This waff'difficult, fir ,ifin to db; because , :thsi
•'' space:Wes lob _confined; it was also difficult
for blini.because'lhe floorliiis - :soft and deep.
- , As, he,ivag,..gpoil A tempeted;and irsis powerless ]
on threst legit; Iliad - no tiffiitiltYltatrappliiir a
leatheg4M.f s rnttnikme IsMiYtollitansAftor4wo ,
attempts,' had the strap number two securely
looped round hiffoffirforedeg.lin three,mlautes
,I•had. bim on;his knees, - •From bus knees be
leapedi'vrildiklataltAliper,atlirseVeriliittids;
but dill:not, make anything like the ,fight . of a
trainerninifiefill' lir .'doift = f . .qf m ttia war .
_ had. been less deep; he would, no 'donist, have,
• fought longer. Ife sank sooner bast- I ez.
• pectedifflititsnots•befotir-inf Windl'hati: beeir
- taxed, and I lost no time In `tying
.:(
,1- hisLothel leg
- - up to the 01111 : '` 4 . r-• 1 - 1 '"' ''''
_ - :- I thesi proceeded 'to 4f, gentief _him. This
- ' ,_,process . resembles ' tile passes which Ines
morian& 's , s.o.4aZtiOn l 7. -tlitit„PaAnAkOna
- - ' -) ltatuany ',smeothed ~ 'down continuously, r
next ".unlooffidceldini..and..made t:thim7 Ilse,-
and. repeated the operation• of _ lying him
' - down.,, Whilecdoiiii'l niountedtinf, laid
1 4 1 %anil Pit cesiyile ,on bim.--- Then, tin,
"tyingiblistrailfr reptaitistillii,katilhiff Ina;
it t -PtiNsA o -41 0 Iril-n-rglAlitlit9-.11 3 11-
girth oall ' him 4 witnout any resistance.
Withi4:44regiquicionitiotsmi.bour.,.;.fromimiy
first laying "down. my_inerednious squire
mountedhbstrand4,ledliin first severaltlmee
round the yard; and'then,twice. rand a ten ,
' a
ere:ileldettre l iktdrorieWtiltirtoliltiliblVall ,
- --. ~ the While; - ,ll„hir
asXhit-Th se
~ ' timeafiofe`fgrliiiiciatMs g -. ; o, , At , gi n fa
i
- ;;, - '' f f. J.L'*9 the -ATIA,LaY.fI-A- 0 .90 ,fi..f a ti - 04nriC.o.n.ithe
-- '----, .' -..--,, now system le tee genems an :arm servants'
c'.''';' - ':- , ? tl: ; liiiideoii.partiontellylmpreesintoncthem.the,
' . ' : ,-teeeeffity , ist , 'gentle movements 'find :gentle'
‘ 4 4 , - , - ; '-: ,- ;t. - . - --coiatkiri dialing with'Cooits, for,;--%forinVet.:.
• "'treiffiP'"o.ffilaulti Jr tildticing,theßiP be cm'
- "'"' - ' 4 4.6 WbOrtb
sidge _ktAiehalt•
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, oticadjAVAITII*V2LA
NIZI qua ; rci •
• " nin ' l sIuwASTATI; novo .
/6-" IZAKA?" 44 4 I' *VI C I: f in
azoce Oakum on ,pop , nogg,
1 0 : 14 VIKei9 ' ol 9 lll lndOntalOgn.o etfOrni
ptlthiibt st.,tyo propawf ?Odd on,
thew gltetd V.,
-: • thllk BAYAB-14ITOOK8 'AND' SUL'
h)Mghteiattl32ol4 , ltalei,2sl Forembeti , at , the
,anaageoql,
it , Nineteenth 'l4ll.,ttele, 80th iicivember, at the , *a.
Vat Of=tho thilabeie 'Wee' nett
, teadar:•, - * , 17.thi , t
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sou .-ezitemd.on' our Tem*:
And-advertisoid occasionally in our Public Site
WA*, (brwhiols - 4900 copies ate prlatedweeklk,)
xets,,Of.ehareet ,r l s -
i iftra:T2 4,T,PRIVATJO. EMUS,.
'lor2 • elre - ilitttaelPegat,ettlaallirtate at Pri
, este itatee,hiebid.lng story description of Clity, and
aoSustif_properSy : .= Printed-L . hita may be kad
,at the
: 4114 "Ilicratl 1,44-
LIP Otfilillitli/ORITIMILITIMEibi*ICP/4-
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ule„thla r plotning.'eti,the 'auction
idobni ,rlse irealdea - 600 las. Of ' eiColleat
ssCona•lond ;Arr.
,ingrairt, eudi'VelitVek.cmip4toh:OhiniC
Igtl l . l 4o.asa,*arii bcas,anil fonniou an at
lleassorlinentrltorth' the attenlionet hidlea'and
'olha ' =
Er vatalokars new'ree4, atttolea Ur*llird
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BTOIIIIO, Yea. _ „, _ .
.V(4114,
- omMitaii 1544'10 r bfoldat;•at thit'lebtlMolyltoa
41 - _ ... • -
• afratiamiikfoinklaimboik Aatlisaic Company. •'
rayate)f ilatiajlkill Vdlley i•Naylgatlon and Ballitad
aPompiarpa
?quill/10/4B Company% ..,
14, •
fh.illdalyloa 2attd. BaTannah Ste,BlaTigs
ttontiointausj...° •". •,.' .
%•elisies 0043aii - Elteim brairliation Company: : ' •"
414 ; elms -Wast•Philadelphla Pamenget
Fee. 04M4May.
, t'ae4aeolit - of *hem' It may &imp—.
100 diktat 06litiab!ii daal grid Iron Company.
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HIGHTEICNTIL liTifi'B/1,1—N093118411. 28d, •
ANDSOMId MODERN BE811?INOB, east Bide of
BOLd'itroot; above - Parfet, street; with - 'Win ',and
oosolOninsi,dot 40 by' 160 feet;' ••-'•
rfAidlißblii - YOUS,STORV•BEION!
19:224 • reaf-?streeti between Do* and Third dtreeta,
south otWalont. - .. , , •
. , .... ..., . . ,
irifiblitfikßLETTßAM SXWMILLISO2IBRB YARD,
W in
litP,'. 1.14 bi LARGE 40T, ' , Dales* -Burlington
`4 ty, N. J.
.. l
~'.6')ol : :' .Trwiteeie Bale.
' . ALUBLAI.BUBINBINI LOOATTON, eontbeast nor
' nig of Berenth and Carpenter streets between Market
quid Otestant Istrbetif'' — ',..."""'" '`,
' '.7..... -
- y tLIMBrat 111M3INXBX. LOOLTION.—Thren story
:kith dwelling. Nor 116 "Booth= Tenth atieet, between
13liestrint - and:Walnut ittrtets.7 . ' '— ----: --:.. ---, — 7 ,--- -
Bisiiitterr'4lll4l4=—' Lama,: lite 04 Jammu . 1 1rerreol - -Deoidi,"
- VALUABLE , 812410 -IMAM, - liter MG sores; betirhen
'llthitleton'and the lox Ohm ' wittrit - 'friint biii'Penite.
lbl
lokeedet. - , 1 .- , 71'.4; n .1 , :al. ;• .ei , ', , , ,, •; - -: ; - •.- - • n
..„ OUTHAINVIINT/I4 lITHRBV.-4 Bwo'ithie4-story
f 2 sk dwthat i oNb:sl. 2 Bentibtiaiiititti street, between
behraia with Maisie: Tifili .c. i'.. i , ...J- 11 , .. "... 1 ' • ",:, '
so t
BILIDBIBMA-BILB--04101iNDABNTEL—Three lyre-
de tddileleimild'redtirorsoo-perirminurii i,sinCor 562
til,per,annein,, ,, ,ine-or $4O. per.annum; one of , $24
lia tinismn bpsiii,-, ti 4.410., 74400, per. annum,- and, a.. re-
Alo able ground-reatufbiloo per aiinint:-sutoh.peoured.
i ltiy, 5iek:0014192 1 40.:Y:i.,1 .•1 I : :t - ;:,:..,.,,,,;.: , r A' '
- MODBMIAN49SI9 01i N 0.11114 Loonst 41i442, - went
-or-Tithed strest io optosite tha Araerloix - headomyofMn:'
-ali lot 22 :
InTrlmmeMeta'poiminisiont -• ?-.. '. -•.- .:1 •,- '. -,. .: •
... , f-vr_ 4,1 , Peremptory 1419.• i , ••• ',,_ • -2. d t •,-
liE Ili biIiRAL:BTILBIT.—Two ithrea-shiry brlak, wel•
din 1. - Nos. 72iN and. .2234' lederal - street, i between ,
T With" and-Thirteenth streets.
SOIITM-111.1498NTE - BITRIIVIM—Two neat; modern
dirialingi;, Ni 4 .4 410'. , like 412 Smith Illeventiv- itts42,.
loalow•Pinerstr444: .2.4:1 , 1 f.: .2.",• .il 'c , '... , , - 5 , -, - . • .:
SIISINESS.LOCIATIONiBOXITH SECOND STREET.
Prime Store,and,fear, fonr,storr briok - .dwellings, Noe.
wad-illpouth - .BSedint `strset, below - Pine street,
op its the market bittsel ' -
ANDSOMIL-PROWN-STONIGRESIDENfiN, - No.
1150 Pine stoma (Union Place),. between sod -
-104teektlrftrentitc,:f.Itin ,handnomely. finished with the
anot itniiOlerpents, endl• eonynnlesons.- Immediate
Oiligill)HlPOiltiiitiberiivirltNii, with Untie;
...stoFf„ Taste. N6 4 1.7,4,N0rth Thlitstinth street,
I
• Willfikieltitetoieiret BliteOnthntreet. •
Lot Or GUOUND - east- side of- Twenty-se cond
ntriet_obetweenTinetuttl Zomhard streets. •••
tfor:GY GROUND,tWeir 'Onset; west of Sixteenth
street, late tliningOtadeit- • , • • ,
r,O `,ZIPAT PILIIIMPTORP .13110 k DWEDLINGI3,-
'North Twelfth; street, s?nth - of. Word strnitt, Twenti•
-•-
ARAEAOOtine nosy mac DWSLtilliCh ESA-
Alm* strneti`tnirthinitof Htuaiiiildpstilice4 Nineteenth
- TI4O2, TWO t - STQAT ;BIii.OBIDViiIiLINGS,; Lomeli
Shit& ne - rtltet. Insane: strestillighteenth irsrd ,
Lpt..084140,17*11 4 pithisralt itieet , south 'or patt,',,
ilith - street; :=" ' • • - - •
LOT cf",(000ti):` 14.6 street , worth of Muter
:04st: • • • ,• -
LOT. •
OP: GRO ..r RNp; resign i !trees,' aonue u •
t .
from .
ooWetieit. t , :;td hlberig
iOnthwilet of
Pyre streeEttirenty•thint ward-, ,
PITE'GRGUND-RENTS' Iwo each, secured by
0* brick dwellings, Fulton etreet.,,
yyViss MORTGAGES of 5400 oath, peogirs4 by brick
dwellings Balton street. - •
N ; 'Petetoptory Sale.
5212.2.1,2•TU1S R. W. CARTER." • -
Ntiiembei , 19t ,I at .191-'-oielook
will be aoldwithont ;embryo, at the Phi;
adelghla Elokanve- - "1*
The aide-wheel steam-his _ Oarter 2 lo built
1854, of white - oak—baa been in"lienetent on ever
aims (towing - on the Wier DelaWare)i' is - What in
length ind 18 reitin and iiiesau.-es 82 41-9 b tons
ir
hula Ip - ,piessitie:eandeneing angina: - withw stray* or
01t, with an 18 - inch 4 eplindsr, Sh e now ilea at
W gton-street
.„
„'-' Sale sibaolute. , verats—iaah. 'BlOO,
-be paid
theltlme of 4 '•c - • .4 '
_IYl• at N 04.189 and 141 boat PaivUt aired.
.
#171111.1011, R18R1.717118, _ PIAIIO-101171;11 1
.121.11
, -, 7Blritntiglik4/C104114118,88178811.0 -
_ l- ';4l.t -9, iVeloelc; st, the sacrum gier , extol:win
ilellegtatent qt elaellent seoond-hand biotite!, elegant
.plato-fittin, line mlrmis, carpets, ete, trine private
es deolining housekeeping, removed to the store
Jot ecavanienee of sale.
113zeeittorliflikliNo..15811(cititli Ponirik Btieet.i:
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NEAT FURNITURE. MIRROR, TAPESTRY
OARPET,*M.
On Tuends,f Morning.
NOT. rid, at 10 oi , elociri itt.'fieLfee - Bonth Fourth
first*, neat furniture, mirror, tapestry aarrt, &e.
Alsoithe • -; - •
'pir,llay be ealyninadatB Onleoit on the morning of
I'aremntory
2.7,1ent, 'OP 130$00NER. '‘‘,ollAllllllll PARKER) ,
f. - On Pridsy, - -
NoTimber,2Bo4 at o'clock, -noon, will be
sold - withou t ' reserve; at the Philadelphia Ex
?change=
Haven-sixteenth of the schooner w.Oharles Parker. , )
She was built at "lforked'r River, Plow Juicy; in 1848.
MerVimensioxis are as . follows, da :. Length 70 feet ;
brOidteg6 feet"depth [fair 178 . 11,00 tons re
-11•10 Ilbsolnso. 050 to pal 4 at the time of
_ .
, .
-, IBITENSI.VZ AND TALUABLB, 41DRABY. .
, .... On Pndayllorning,
_
X w: SCA .at 10aNdoek, whit be add at the auction
Na.Bonth Yourlh atrest. without reserve, by ,order
,of !poi, a very large anevelnable private' liliraiy,
4 ,
~.m rising many,,,rare, queens,. and- valuable works in
eve department of literature.
' - The aale will be ntiznied in the afternoon and
are OS..
_ llyllatalOgnas wi ll loi - ready, and the arranged
rim ekaminaliou a week prsvlotis to sale.
-....-
- TO OADIALINTBIiIIILD/114;40:=:-LANON AND
AlaltellLlo LOT AT YAWATA! RAI.Di , LOOLIOT flt .
th- eide,between.Brad end /fifteenth streets, 118
f feet d pint en Lomat Ali:set, by 171Ifeet depth to alO
ley
...................„ . . . .
' 411 1 6131 i if N .ii. T li Alf kf, AIIOIIO,NEBR.
JAL" AND 001,10111131001 11111ZOHANT a $. U.. corner
U and RAO" Attests .' --, - - ‘ 7. ,-,-, .... , ,
,t.,,, , , :1itt ! ;:
sycl e lrs ll u llA berh r t
t ollll2 l.6o l N fl eeix A y lllo „. o6l 4,... Ct r ' ll .al A oli Tl ß O T N .l . l
ti,.
iCi a
.Itroni one dollar thousands; on gold and silver plate,
- diamonds, rAi d phes, jewelry,. fowling - pieces ,- fowling - pieces ,- =tusks]
, enttiltrmittireoliy goods; olothia
g, groceries,
M
hardware cutlery, books, horses, yeoles, hat '
,ness and all articles attains, for any length of time
agr9: m
on, at Nalltstior , Trinefpal- Establithment,
1 lentricast conigcd flixtb and Rem streote , -, .
, ,
linf '' Pronilmorr noted; Witt '
villain& 'llseleinted
i at the I est get rates. .- -
I ffATallt. 19111.101 PAL lielikoLlElillaNT, 0, P.
I , ..., 0011NNBADP SIZTII - AND 114.031ITENBT8. - ''
Willer plate ,
money will belnman, ildt ood on gold and
I Willer platedismondli,watehes,,lewety, fowling-view,
„dry.grodik clothing, grooOrles liquors, olgars; hard;
"Ware, cutlery , Taney eallaleei l anlrrprq,+paintings, en-
Entrap, -modest instrdeientc, furniture, Padding,
korsearrahloleeilaritealli atookai and all 'other articles
kraal all : , ..
enttoultired td tall ont-doer ealea s _elther
it %
rate dwellings, stores, or &nohow, arta 011 aWil
Ow • low.
UEL NATHAIfS,'ALtrOT/ONBER,
sad EIONZY 'MOAN , OPPIGII, No. 224 Boa
tA
!T113111; 1314243,"1f010w Wend, opposite Put it., only
olgh4 doors below-4140 Xxobnags.
',..-r-Ho'nea of buidziest 1 eine cOolook, A. it. , Until ,10
o,oloSk of
eo
-
Ont-dodi siles;lo4 - Wei 110 Ski Anistion Um% Ca'
*WM apse the most sististostssitersts
CAPITAL 1100,000..
I, 3:14 4 / 4 4/44d.fpr 414,4a4427Airt5 , nos,
• Adman! midi front 60140W:10 thotssads on 11110 , '
=
Um Platc;WitalrespaSitsl24 - Ersrdwiusildee
Olothlng, larniturs, Sodding, Olgare i Maffisal
SlDistium m graina l OsSrliges, susl,Usegs 0, - 11 . v' M goodc4miCionsoAi ' , any length , of -.llmo - 44;144 . 0 .
4111idvssess, from Asko MO* dollartscasapwardsl
win s
Ip be '‘sut Urged ;or sant:per month ; $5OO sad am,
win s
k market rato.
t.4;..TA0 Store forte Awfluj . ol _depth of LSO Mot, kas largo
Are iusd th*proorsaults is store sl5 valsablessand pol
-!S twatsbakeroi the,firom%6ol_ alio, • hssyyjzsm
a d reaol f fdre644 4"f,, , 4 2 / 1 10*1 4 / 1 94 P . ?,
. . n lin OIL p
tbieit f ha'iln r tudilmliid es
ce Is pretst-ted of .
on *OO patio
today and assonunodnilnie terns Nadi Sist"ffilter fa
Odty. . , , -
jimmy advanandlloSho.pont, wi4Al
' QUI ehartt ,
42 0 AlliAt14 BALI `r
-Ebird intent Lovoi'szd - f6tlser
void Wgiiies;
_it le
oulidnn be gold atysdnciadinlattal - , • al
nigEtoLtidialt";;EXAlllNA: - ;
6 , 4, 6 , 7 1, TONS, with writted deedriSliturof eldtridteri!
F : ' lpeladingadviebidreferined to tristeelii bealtb
aittf-trapravemew are reads diy stitirri;
ming at - 440WIMItii WILLS; %.• , ivA • .
1 - 114tedilem visited when•-regaeetedjand-a liberal die.
eouwe made to stubs.' • •-• ••• •
z eig.dm r - - itieetent : it.; Phit'edelphikl
.1 1 -91:*r#G- - 9-tasssS.; •
-'n
I ., ,t!Kf
raetnrerCe >l;olsKflitl
.TBr4npd .P4Ella, #44IIDEvIVALL9; of 'neer,
'- and
tdesaani; aTdrnq aT. ,of .0
- ,,N a ntaltalrßAlltl3;'ii4tlo.Tra*li • Mr' li4rtraltii'
Inintrureg, and Photographs in every variety or style
ask rtes i „ Intportere,c4 NOR&V,iNoo,;every new
Ptibl batrou'tiiatilt. tdoment or issue, and
tAintTniewtrolitttlio - netwirod-oribe. beat and
trztrizt e Ii , IIZe d. OVIIIV T IO47/ '"
xsiattiliwrhicfnpleo l o 4.x..uorr4ia,i
Ifidnigidy vmd Iram,eoLoqking
ibtwhiat theiztnidtithe altentidil or edentry custorners
BriF }IA L ar.
61.6`011,1118TN11T EITILERT.,
°poem eau omelet 1100$110
111..A.Nrfie4E, a be , j ilieattettEWS Nano.-
ftitfiretii#fifetuifti'gt folveat Vovi irteis
;;VeIii.V.O4,',ETTLE4 ,
*VYO r and .
22,
t i yletOUREL - 4;. UV'
VOr alVp i t ,/ 1 ,,p,
VIA/ l U* Pirle%'-'4
PRESKI , •iPI4II.IAZELPItui
ist — des - . =_lii Vtiiitio*
"Fin/NESS, BRINLEY, L
No. 429'MARKET STREET.
"SALE OF IMPORTED, DAY. acoons ON FRIDAY
INORNIN4,-AT 10 O'CLOCK.
A CARD.—The attention of the trade is requested
it) our sale of 490 lots of fancy and staple dry goods,
Able (Friday) inorabig9 Noventber ± 101 h, at 10
o'clock, by catalogue, on six months' credit, com
prising a large assortment.
; Retailers.—
'ln sale this Morning
-18012-4 Paris broehe erLus t re, shawls, colored centres.
500 eXtra.atiallivibriatirsolotid centres longsbawle.
',lOO 124 reversible wool shawls.
' +10012.4 solid colored wool shawls.
!100 plaid wool ocg shawls
100 0-4 silk plaid satin-faced valenciad.
82 and 86 inch Lyons black mantilla velvets.
'Plaid poult de ,sold,'Molle it - Mees.'
ITrimmlog ribbons, buck and kid gloves and gaunt
lots.
;11-4 and 18.4 red-end Miltiniiblinkets.
'London fanny railway lap . blankets
(Needlework este, collirs,Mieeves. dco.
SALE OW IMPORTED DRY GOODS.
• ; This Morning,
'Nov. 19th, at 10 o'clock, brastalogne, cn O months'
4000 packages arid tnt9'of imported dry goods.
ii.CP Samples and catalogues early on the morning of
.100 PIECES 0.4 BILK' PLAID' SATIN PACED
;VALENOLSS—BALANOB 01 TRH IMPORTATION.
This !doming, - 7.
100 pieces 6.4 extra superior quality silk plaid satin
faced valeselas, for city retail Undo; • , , •
PLAID AND REVERSIBLE WOOL SHAWLS AND
MANTLES. 1.
.London plaid wool long shiwle: '
.Prench reversible wool square, shawls,
Plaid woollen fringed Mantled. -
MACKINAW., AND RAILWAY
IILANKETS.
bales 10.4,11.4,12.4, and 18,4 Whitney blankets.
a bale heavy Mackiniw blankets:
1 bale fanoy railway lap blankets.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERINI,'AND VESTINGS.
6.4 London colored beaver cloths.
0.4 do do oloak do.
Taney banded oassimeres.
arloy cashmere, slush, and velvet castings.
PIIR-BAOR. BUCK AND ROD GLOVES AND
APALINTLETI3: - ,
This" Morning,
An Invoice consiatiii• or—
blen,e chamois lined gloves. •
Back lined gloves.
'Neenah Vnr-topAnd eeal,baak gloves.
gloves add ganntlete: -'
Beal, lamb, Equine, and eable•back kid and buck
• 1 1 All 4 P ntiet le RETAIL
,This Morning,
An liiohls of Parislnbrolderles, - sonalstlog of—
Muslinaleenerand
Mull collars nod bandei •• ' -
;menet bands; ffonneinli, ontredOsii, and modal.
.to
SALE OF 500 PARIS AND VIENNA SQUARE AND
LONG BROOKE BRAWLS—ALL COLORED CER.
TRES, AND:TIII9 - BALANCE OP THE IMPORTA
TION.
• 0. TEle-Moralo' •
10014.4 Paris suyerlor desto gi
s oroolio square . shawls.
400 t'dO =- do;' -"do' ''do 'long — do, '
111 colored °entree, and the lastllme this make will be
offered at %notion thbv season ,
'CowApßime.i.,,staassoox, ,
222
BETWEENBECONWAND' THIRD RTIMETEL •
' • , • . p. - 0: - WOLIIERT s •Awartemana.
- • • .;" CLOTHING SALE.' - -- -
•
.;! °MM.—Wellman thn'attention'of riurchasere to the'
nonitire sae or a general assortment of city-made
clothing, for men's and bojal wears to be made thin
(Friday) morning'. it 10 &cloak. • •
TAILORING GOODS, BIIIIITS' AND DRAWERS, Ito.
Also, a zganaral „I/minty , - of tailoring goods, lambs-
Wool and merino shirts and drawer. ami. •
SALE 'Of .CLOTHIN4,• &S.
This Morning,:
twining—
By catalogne, lento* of ready-made clothing, nom-
Raglan.,
Bantrups
Brook Coate s - *ado in th e beat 'EMIG for manse
Drug Costa, - - and bogie wear.
Pants, and
•
Teem,
• ; • TAIL -
Also, tailoring gi
ire, &a
RING GOODS, tbs.
00,D3, wool sad merino shirts, drew
.15001"1"0Tr. ) , AUOT1ONEE11;.••No 481
OHESTNISIT-STRBET, - - oplioalte . the Custom
Itoesee‘betweetk 1/011111,T11 ateIIIWTH Streets. -
SPEOIA.L'ATTMOTIVE , team .031111.0 TOWN
GOODS:, •,. .
This lifornlnir " "
Noi. 10th, on 6.i:reedit, commenoink at 10 otolOok;
be sold a large assortment' if deilreble , goods, menu.
IlotarOd eXpressly: for best !city , esles, tiomprillogj
TALUAS, SHAWLS, AND DASQUES
hadtea , z - sephirr kolt , shawls, .ladlet , "and children's
basq nes and Salm af io plz
, ag y r i te s d polkas, dco.
• iodise , white Ord nark colors sepbyr opera hood; and
pubic", children , ' wool hoods fancy rlggnlelysi..- •
_ isoiatak. • „
Sephyr knit some; and oliildren4faney tied,
/cot, tro. - -
,GAITERS AND GAUNTLETS.
- Also, ladies , and children's sepkyT knit gaiters",
gsontlete, - sleeves, armlets:tom , . • •
HOSIERY.
Men's and women's heavy cotton, wool, and merino'
hose cotton and merino halt hose, c hildren's hole and
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. ' •
Men's hoary, tattattl•andl merino' undershirts and
&raisers; ladles , merino vests.
ORIOICICT..:JAORETS. . • • - •
. - .
Plain and ribbed:Miehet jackets.
Or" The .whole,rnay - be- examined with. eatalognels
early on the morn in g of Wei when purr.haeore will find
it to their interest to attend.
Ste.-
. t.Onliaturday Morning,
Noyember nOtb, commenting as lON &cloak, will be
sold ra . largo stoelc_or. ladles! fastuonable fum, in. seta
to match, consisting of martin, Sable, fltcb, squirrel,
&el Ineluded will be found sets, with napes, mare,
and MIMI:to .mateh, vietorines,- mail and toffs, capes
and naffs, boas and miffs. &a. -
. BUFFALO AND NANCY ROBEI,
n 9 fain steed buffalo surd fancy carriage and sleigh
jjHIGIF:_FORD, - -AtrOTIONBER; No.
11 530 BIARICIT 'MONET, between PIPTWAnd
SIXTH. south side.
SALE OP OLOTHING ST OATALOGIIH.
On Taesday Kenning, •• •
November 13d, at :•10 &stook preehmly, by iatalogas,
30011ote ready.mado , o;othitar, eomprielng the dual
assortment,' • .‘ '
BALE OP BOOTS, 1511028,, - BROGAN!, RUBBERS, die
Thursday Morning,
25th instant,- at :10 , oioltiok,.soo 'smog boots, shoos
brogans, nialionc.,to. -
Catalogues early on - the : morning of solo.
tIY.: WILLIAM ...Er— STERE,- GENERAL
AttOTION AND 003115115310 N STONE; NO. 93
North EIGHTH Street; below Arch.
7. 'A. ILISON, Auctioneer.
-PEINELVP , S BALE.
This Mongol:
At 10 o'oloek, at 164 Pranktord -Road, Frankford, by
order 01,%the sberlfr, will be exposed to yablio sale the
entire stooka of a moontiqoud itvre and (nabbing
store.
hoßClonslguntente of new and seeond.hand bones
ralticre, piano-fortes, carpets, watches, Jeweli7,
&0., respeotfully solicited. on which liberal ash ad
canoes will le niade if required. 1 ~„
iiir Out-door sales attended to promptly. Charges
as
,moderate as any other bonie in_thrieoll7,
y : GUMMY Br,SONS,
as. MAL MATE AUOTIONNNRB
No. 020 WALNUT dTp,NNT
• ; 1 FIFTH PALL BALE...
WM be bold
On Thuriday Bierdni,
- • November 25tb, at the Philadelphia Bitoherige, at T)
o'clock, els :
Abaolute Sale.—Lot No. 5118, sestioii B for monument
squire), in the bioument Oemetry, Broad street.
100 shares in the Cambria Iron Company' at Johns
town, Penna.
Pew No 82 (lo the - middle 4140) Ohrlet Church, Teti:.
pohook etreit,"Germentown.
Pew In 81. Ulement'a Ohurith, earner of Twentieth
and Cherry atreeia, Rev. Rory ilpulnin, Rector.
THR3III43TORY - BRICK DWELLING, large stable,
lot of ground, mouth eldo of Drown Attest; 60 feat west
of bluebell street, lot 47 tot front by 50 feet deep.
SPRING GARDEN MEET. Valuable lot of
ground, south side of Spring Garden titreet, 280 feet
wart' of Thirteenth street, 50 feet front by 100 feet
deep.
Peremptory Pale.
PRAT TIMEE•STORY BRIM DWELLING, 'FAC
TORY, AND LABOR LOTS OP GROUND. Market
street, between Thirtieth and Thirty-drat streets,one
square west of the bridge', lot 00 feet front by 200 feet
deep to Oak street.
Guinmej & Bons, auetioneers, wil
hold.rogulai'aeies of Real Mato, Roam, &o. ALso
household furniture at dwellingo.
AtIrETATR AT PRIVATE SAME
UT On cur Private Bale Register will 'away& be
found a very large amount of real estate,' including
every description of city and country property
GURII4EY & EONS; -
Estate Brokers;
620 WALNUT !treat, below Rath.
Malice.
Q , „
PBC.TAL NOTIOE.---Our client, Mr. JAS.
/ , ...7..-YOUNG. of "GisigOri;lisiing transferred to a Corn.
piny Jo the Uaited; States, the exelitelve right to uee In
the United Biete:l,lde pstent:for making OIL from
COAL, which potent; was issued bj the Government of
The United States, ort.the' 'dsy of March, ma, and
Mr. YOUNG havingri a renteed to such Company that
he will' outdate' And defend said patent - against all
Persons infringing the same—
NOTIOR is hereby given, to 'all persons engaged In
the liminess at making OlL'from GOAL that legal
Measures wilihsrimmediately adopted against all per.
sons ihfringlngsatit patent.
Dated , loth November, 1868. -
DiNEDIOT & BOARDMAN, Eollettors for said
Xnung, 178 BROADWAY New York.. n016.0t
NOTICE.—PHILADELPHIA and READ
/lla BAILBOAD.—The• "DOWN YILBIGHT
Depot or the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany, ham been removed front .-No. 226 to Not. 242 and
248 BROAD, above Race streets.
All: the " TaItOIIGE BREIGHT ineineril of the
Company, both' - OUTWARD and -INWARD 'will be
transacted at this Depot. • JNO. BEATY,
not lm n, - . General Agent.
.9110 IstE TV : SPARER PEOPRItTORS:—
.A. NATIONAL TELEGRAPHIC NEW° /13.11 N CY,
—OAHE do JOHNSON announce to the Press through
out the United 'States that 'they are eompleting an
ranitebienta on • mod liberal seals, for a system of
TELEGRAPHIC NE WS REPORTS, w hich has never
before been equalled in this country.' They pledge
themselves to furnish the oarliesitind rociit.rellable
porte.of all the stirring and Important events 'a the
day, at a pries which cannot fail to be advantageous to
the Preis generally. ' • '
I,Alllettere and communications to be addressed to
OAHE to - JOHNSON,
National Telegraph Naga Reporters, tooth THIRD
/tree{, opposite Exchange, Philada.
• E. W. OAHU
Q. W. L. miNBON.
. Goa. W.L.Johnson, 23 Wall et:, New York City.
John T. Smith, Merchants , Exchange, Bolton.
John Wills, corner Smith and Baltimore streets, Ha-
,
Pox experience and reliability In the tmlness, we
WWII refer to ; Morton Molilichael, North" American
and G. 8. Gazette; Plealti - A ;Abell; Publio Lodger;
despot Harding_ Ss - Eon, Pennsylvania , Inquirer; John
Manny, The Pros; Gamminga & Peacock, Evening
Bulletin; P. W. Graven Op:, Itasnlng*Journal ; Jo
seph Severna, Evening Alps; Joseph R. Planigen,
Dailyleews; Rica. Pennsylvanian ,• Lawlor,
Everett A. Blacken, flundayDlapateh ; /a Jones,
Sunday Bleranry ; , Jae. 8. Jiteklon,llanday Transcript.
TRug French for
Adtilts'. .
TEIlBitEl3: genuine French; for Children.
TRUSSES - : do' Ladles.
TICISSES! AriproVed Ameacad Styles. '
Sbpporter Braces; English , Abdarhinal Belts; Syrin
ges, a new auk imprcyed self- injecting article, spatially
adapted to- Ladles , tae` bath-room, -- or hydrant
Enemas; French Peefsatiecl Breast Pumps; Infante ,
-Ths.ssing Fl as; Nipnlii Shells and Melds; For sale
by . CALEB R. NEEDLES, Pharmaceutist,
and Practical adjuster of Mechanical
El Bernadine,
" i'. W. earner TwELELm and RACE Sts.-,
Ladielproomi—ontrance on Twelfth ;Arent, neat door
to store r ' • • 2-5 gm
• - . , . ne
1111EIDSIOK-& 90='S CHAMPAGNE.-4
'obuiitant auppTy Ole original glinhfila brand,' in
botol and hi atom for aalo by WILLIAM If. TRATON,'
NOW ago*. for Fennaylvania, N 0.210 Lionth FRONT
111410 t. ; hot)
~IC i final.
.....
THE LIVER "INTf GORAT
PuIiPAIND 87 nnppissisosn
dOMPOUNDZIP.NNTP:Ex.r FRO3II , fitgArs,
Id one of the beet Purgative and:Vier Medicine!, now
before thepublie, that kotsAir Oatlidrtfc, ‘easier,
milder, andi inote °Miami thaw 'any otheymedielne
known. It is iiotiinly a Cathartic, but a Liver -rem.-
dy,trating first on the Liver triajeckits morbid matter'
then on the stomach and bowels to berry off that met)
ter, thus socomplishiug two purpores effectually with
out shy of the painful feelings , experiemed the ope-,
rations ' of bloat Cathartics.- etinngthene e eye.'
tiim at the same time that it purges it; sod, tihen taken
dolly in moderate donee, will strengthen and btdid !but.
with unnsiusl rapidity.
The'Ltvenfe Cite orris
humanbody; lindwheld it
well, the poleaxe of the
°pad," The'stontach
on the healthy action of
performance of its film
le at fault - the bowels are
cyotem suffers' id , oonso-
Liver—having °eased to
eases of that organ; one
made it hie Study, - In a
years, to dad come reme
tde. th
- e nrany derange.' !
" • •
To prove tat this re
risen troubled with If.
firms; hag but kitry,
certain:- • '
Performs Its fn n o thine
system aro fully devel- -
most entirely : dependent
the Muse for the prop er toe; when the stomach_
at fatilt,• and the whole'
nuance of one organ—the
do its day. For the did=
of the proprietors h its
practice of more - than 20
dy wherewith to =inter
ments to which ft is
misty hi at lola round: tali'
' 'll/11 00111 , 1415 T, isianrof
tiOttleend ebnidetten hi
morbid orbedmetter tiote
thelk plate a healthy flaw
_stoma, (musing tbod to
blood; giving taw and
tre ry, removing the'
rioting a radical cute.
Oared, and, what'io bsti
cease:Loa use of the Wes
•
Mien, Gains famine all
the' arntata,maplyial
of bile, thelgOtating the
digest well; ptirifying the
healthlto .the whole ins
amuse of the'dieeese—ef.
BILIOUS ATTAOKS era
terfprevented by the 'oo 4
IstelOOlSTos.
One dose, after eating,
etomaoh and present the
l aly One dime, taken
Nicarnitani• • - g
is sueloient tOXolieTe the
too ti troth rlsing . stsl omit=
before •retiring; prevents
Ofight,loosens the boivels
strmaiss.
Only one dose, taken at
gently, and
: mires Coe-
One dose, -taken after
PIMA. '- - • • -
!V" One dose of two
relieve Brox
One bottle taken for fe
the cause of the Meese.);
Only one - dose lamed!.
while one dose, often re-
Ortoratc• Mountie; and S . !
!Dv Only one bottle is
system the effeote of me
mos.
al e arn o . 7 .o b r ottle taken
unnatural
One dose taken a shert
vigor to the appetttei and
One done, often repeat..
anCINA. in Ito worst forms,
tokaplaints Violas almost
One or two doses , nuke
In' children; there de no
reinedyin the world' no it
absorben
{M.A. low betties oure
te.
We take pleaoure commendtog this - medl.-
eine as a preventive for Puna and Arm, Coat
INTIM, and ell FITERBOI II BILIOUS Type. It Op
rodeo with certainty, and - thousands are willing-to
testify to its wonderful virtues.
'kW wheels* et Ors giving their unanimous testimony
in its favor. .L
117• Mix Water i,o the mouth with the Invigorator,
end mafioso both together. •
- ' 'INVIGORAtOIt
ifts, • Flo mamma IdeDIOAL DiBOOTIRT, and is daily work
ing cures, almost too great to believe. It oures as if by
magic, even the "first dolt. giving benefit; and seldom
mote_ than one bottle is required to cure any kina
LIVE Complaint; from the worst Jaundice or Dye.
pepsin to a common Headache, all of which are the re
sult of a DIBE/18111) LIVES+ -
each meal , will care Die
tosepoonbils wlll iii*aye
pale obettnatioa'removee
and =too aperfoot dire,
Mel r elieves oaor. t 0,
pooted . , le o, owe Ooze for
preventive of 0101.1111 A.
needed to throwont of the
diolne after a long Wok-
for 7Al77Dicts remotes al
color from the skin.
time betois es.tink gives
makes foe digest tell.
ed, Cured CHIIOIIIO DlAa.'
while Soirsiss end
'Wile firer dose: '
attacks caused by waltia
rarer, eater;, or speedier
ristorrfeils. • -
DROSSY, by,ekeltint Ski
PRIOR ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Dr. M/OBD, Proprietor,' 846 Broadway', New York.
Agenta for Philadelphia T W. DYOTT 80N8 -218
North Second Street.
Retailed by all Druggista. Sold also by SAMUEL
81=8, Twelfth and - Oheainnt etteets; and P. BROWN,
iith and OhOstrott streete_Phllitilo. 108 to th 8:47
pERUVIAN SYRUP *
oa
PROTECTED SOLUTION OP PROTOXID.I OP IRON
Haying successfully plumed the ordeal to which new die.
orreries In the hinter's Medico are subjected, romance
be received as an established medicine. Ite elm" is
Ming
•
DYSPEPSIA,
Affections of the Liver, Braley, Neurgigia, Bronehitio
and Consumptive tendencies, Disordertd Mate of O.
Blood, Belle, Bsursy, the Prostrating liffecte of Lead on
Mercury, General Behility, and ail Diseases which re
quire q a Tnnlo and Altefatitie Medicine, la beyond qua.
The proofs of its silleacy are so no •
•
4i) merous, an well authenticated, and of
each peculiar tharacter, that sufferers
, ( . I , A"q cannot reasonably hesitate to Rosier,
1 [Li • T he offered aid.
e) Penal= Syrup does not protein
be a once-ail, bat i ts range Is extols
give, because many diseasea, apparent);
nottice, are intimately related, and prooeeding from one
wise, may be cured by one remedy.
The clams of diseases for which the Syrup providers
cure is precisely that which, has so often baffled the
highest order of medical elan. The facts are tangible.
the witnesses accessible, and the safety aid officio of
the Syrup Incontrovertible.
Those persorm.who may wish for an opinion from die
Interested persona respecting the character of the Syrup
annot fall to be satisfied with the following, among no
-morons testdmonlals, In the hands of the Amts. • The
signatures are those of ‘ gentlemen well known in the
oommunity, and the off,
cetteotsbillty.
CARD.
The undersigned haring experierioed the banagidai . ri l •
feats of the " Peruvian Byrup,“ do not hesitate to rs•
oemmend R tothe attention of the nubile
Prom our own experienoe, as kelt as from the testi
mon, of others, whose intelhgenoe and integrity ars al
together unquestionable. we have no doubt of Its
aria eases of Incipient Diseases of the Lungs and Boor
ohlal Damages, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropay,
Neuralgia, Sro. Irateed, its effects would be increddide,
bat from the high character of those - who have wit.
noosed them, end have volunteered their testimony, no
we do ours, to its restorative power.
Rey. lOLIN , PIaRDONT,
TH,Ohtas_.-a_niorruis, - ,
B. Li KENDALL, M. D.,
• semimr, 11tAlt,
TROMAB O. AMORY,
PETER EAEVRT,
•
JAMBE 0. DUNN
Ray. TROD. 'WHITTRBIORDi
OERTIPIOATE OP ton. HAYES
It le well known that the medietnal &edit of Protoss
Ids of Iron iv lost by even a Tory brief mom* to air,
and that to maintain a solution of Protoxide of Iron,
without farther oxidation, has biers deemed impoulbls
In the Partici= Syrup,' this desirable• point is ai
!dined by combination In a way' before mricnown, and
this solution may replaos all , the proto carbonates, SI
tutee, andtartrates of the !Astoria Mediae.
A. A. HAYES, M. D., :
Assayer to the Mate of hisanschunetiii.
16 Boylston street, Boston.
BOLD BY
N. L. CLARK & QO. PropriOore v ,
no. 6 WATER &root Boirton: '
• 1.
and OHESTNUT 8 t 6eb,
HASSARD
TWELTTLI and OILEBTNIIT , testis
jeltelet th sat-0m warn Agents for Phllsdolphts.
Minya will, in all eases, follow the MB Of Rodwari
R. R. Remedies.. There are none so sick or diseased, It
weak, feeblejor crippled with' pain or infirmities, bin
that roadway Ready Relief, Renovating, Resolvent, o;
Regulators, as the nature of the disease or aletnesi
nay require, will quickly and rapidly cure
These remediee_ mullet of itadway's Beady Bella,
Radwarls Renovating Resolvent i Radwars Regulators
Bach of these remedies possesses mond curative powers
over certain diseases. Yet there are other Mammas
wherein their combined medicinal properties ammo
quired; and when thus need, if there is sueletent lift
and strength within the dimmed or dying body to sus
Min their action, the patient will live and be restored
to health.
Pain R. X. Deihl.
desste'Diseases R. R. Relief.
injTarnmatiry,Direases...Relief and Regulators.
Maktrious Dismiss...... Retie/ and Regulators.
Congettive Diseases Relief and Revelator:.
Scrofulous Decease; Renovating Resolvent.
Chronic Diseases Renovating Resolvent.
Syphilitic ..... Renovating Reso/vsest.
Conslituttonai Diseases... Resolvent and Rigulatora
Skin Disinter Renovating Resolvent.
NICCOUt DittatSS Resolvent, Retie, Revile
tors.
Wm:Stows Dismiss Beady Mit( it RessZains
OONBTITIITIONAL DIBBIASEB
Many disown that afflict humanity are inherited a.
heir•looras from the diseased bodies of affably sire#
Bereft's, Omummption, Syphilis, and Pits, are among
the moat common of oonnittutional diseases. low, we
care not how many generations this geode of thud die
eases may have been established, in the system, Gov
rupting the blood—Radway's Rencoaticg Jigsaws'
will eradicate from the bodies of the ciliated every par.
Cole of disossed depoeits, and ,All the veins with new,
pure, and healthy blood.
CHILDREN'S DISEASES. -
Radtoars Bartering nag fiesetimst should be bailee
as a bleesueg by eee rr mother throughout the land
whose Infanta are afflicted with - BONS, limners, eta.
Thane breaklnge out (thou early) are evidences of
ease transmitted from the parent stook. A few doses o!
the -R"seeelillg Reso/roext will eradicate-every testis"
of the disease and insure the child a sound and healthy
body. • .
R. R. 11.—Eadwars Ready Relief for Headaches,' who
titer sick or micas; Rheumatism, Dias.
'Ausa, Dysentery,' Cholera Morbus, Orampr
Influenza, Bloody Plus, Paralysle, Lumbago
Oout, Natiralgia, Toothache, Small Pot
Fevers, Swollen Joints, Ridatiy Complaints
Soviet Fever, Pains around the Liver, Plea
rho . , Measles; Ileirtbrien, and rani of all
time. nadn'aft Beady Relief 1,111 , 111 a fee
minutes, change the miseries you auger to
joys or pleasure.
R. R. R.—Radwafs Renovating Resolvent, for thit curt
of chronic diseases—Such as Scrofulous ant
Syphilitie complaints, - Consumptive, ant
other affections of the Lunge and Throat
Induration and. Enlargements, of peg
Eruptive and other diseases of the Skin
Nodes, Tumors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and all
other diseases arising from an impure stall
of the blood.
1/..—Badware Regulatoni will cure, effectively
and speedily, Costiveness, Indigestion
Painter's Cholla, Leal Diseases, Intlattune
lion of the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver Cam
plaint, Diseases of the Heart and Kidneys
Female Complaints, Small Pox, rovers
Menalee, eta., eta. Whenever the system b
out of order, or the blood Impure, a dose 0'
Radway's Regulators will restore It to reps
larity, and purify and C 109,0110 the blood. NI
female should be without them.
R. R. R. Remedies are sold by Druggists sad
Merchants everywhere.
RADWAT tb 00., New Tort Dag.
W. B,
T, W. DTOTT & SON, Agents, Philadelphia!
T. R. CALLEIRDdi,
D. H. SWATRB & blOO.
splatinteadlyiteowLyr
THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDY OF
THE NINETEENTH OENTHRY. ,
THE IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE FOR PURIFY
ING THE BLOOD AND STRENOTHENINH THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
The Imperial Depurative, prepared by Dr. Louns
berry ;& Co. is now acknowledged the principal
Family Medicine for the cure of klanoanocs affections
andI3OSOPULOUS diseases generally, The imams which
attends its use in these inveterate diseases has no equal.
It to now used in these diseases with complete success,
where all other means have failed. Two or three bot
tles will satisfy any one of its groat curative properties.
- HIP DIVIAII3 and WHITS SHBLLING,I3I,OSEATIONS of
the Bones, MOUTH, Thema; &o. Its beneficial and
healing characteristics are goon observed in these com
plaints. No matter of how long standing they may hale
been, they win yield to the proper use of the IltIPB•
BIAL DBYIIRA'rrvE in a short time,
. .
TIMM 11114 (WALD HEAD will as certainly yield to
this medicine as It to used. Diseases of the Skin and
all eruptive ,complaints generally cannot, long remain
after uningit few betties of the Imperial Depurative.
Ito Tonto properties, as well - as Alterative, render it
valuable to weak and delicate females.
The great purity, strength; and value of this Vitally
hledleine Is unequalled in the cure of all digitalin orig ..
eating in an impure condition of the blood. It expels
all the virus , or diseased matter from the blood and re.
invigorates the system,
Those using the Imperial Detonative and wishing ad.
vice in their case, will receive every attention by. otter
or otherwise. , „
Prepared end sold by Dr. LOUNSBENRY &
60 North FIPTII Street, below Arch, Philadelphia—,
For solo also by J. F . 'Long & Co., Laneaater, T.
11. Miser and S: S. Stevens, Readthg,Pit. Holman &
Co., Ellarrisborg, Fa: V. W. Bpting., Pottsville,Ta.
T, , W. MoOlintock, Easton, Pa. James (l iven,
Westchester, Pa. Schmidt & Co., Allentown, Pa.
Simon Ran, Bethlehem, Pa. l; , U . W. Leslie, Bristol,
la., and Druggists dowel's. aull-mwkautOm
ititikt 3 lNtivembtrt 10, igsB.
ftiOitinal.
L -
~ OBENSAOK'S -IA 'Lift 80N B LW .
This Medicine, Oath! name implies, le one of the
p
, teat „strengthening preparations extant. It is es. -
/ ally adapted to those Who have a loss of appetite or •
;meted' with Hfspepsla,
Liver Complaints, Piles,
Ili) out Debility General 'Weakness, and all diseases•
, from a disordered condition of the digestive
NOE Milli OOMPLAINTB-GINNEALLY
thaw is perhaps no medicine in the world equal to
it VA it enters, pirities, end replenishes the - blood -
w his lien important to bring about a healthy action
_ . .., • THOUSANDS ARE LIVING
t l ii,
a g e tb ra ya b te l i. e w e oA x tL ia t te in n i) c i e r , Ei o Aso f l a nsi p ottn al i e , . i s ,mo l . ekl, , y iaro mil o o p r , . weak
an emaciated, who could -be restored to health by the
us of one bottle of this invaluable medicine . It le no
h bug, blot a genuine remedy, being free from any
the ii no better antidote than , liobeneeck'e Iron Nit
ta When the blood is impure the whole body is full
of lierise . Bloodletting may answer for a time, but
el awing a part will not purify the whole. -At the
1
totain we must begin, , and to cleanse the blood there
to o better remedy than these invaluable Bitters.
Th • chief constituent is iron, and we ;ill know its
I si
eft in removing „the; impure matter from the
whi l visceral system . They are ,prepared by a prim
tic chemist , and have been pronounced, by eminent
lib ohms and others, an the , l ne pins ultra' , of all
tours.
' r , 'MOW 'GRATIIITING
to tie proprietor that he has suadeeded in compound
log remedy for many of the the that hie fellow-
Moe,sle are subject to ; and that the public, appro.
Mat lt is not a question of doubt, but a fixed fact,
cede demand for it has 'far stirpluunid his sanguine
'exPudations.
ID THE TESTIMONY Or A WORTHY CITIZEN ,
i is to certify my wife was in delicate health some
thr years, with a disease peculiar tb her sex. She
:trig, numerous rerdediee without deriving any,beneat.•
Fleeting 'of llo6enenckls Iran killers, and knowing
lien to be a powerfid tonic,induced me to obtain e
hal, ,e whiCh proved to be the medlbino she solely re.
gulled, by restoring her to health. She hesitates not
~to ucommend it to those who are eimilarly affected,
es Ile believes it to be a soVareign remedy. •
JOHN 00LB.• •
" I - No. 881 Clapitol
?Vs inraluable,Modloine to prepared onljby
' GlOliGht B. HOICINBAON,
Pharmaceutical Chemist,
- N. W. corner of TIIERD and 411.1111 N Streets,
Philadelphia;
whom all orders must be addx u soed.
,Ptloo Discount to dealers. Bold by brugg heti
&Lazily. mh2l:l-y
71OLLICOFFER , S - ANTI-RHEIIMATIO
.Ir-4, CORD/AL le the only preparation ever platted be.
fore th° public that has performed ee many
MIRACULOUS CURES
natizilutoil-LorD'EntitoNio
, RHEUMATISM.
' ;Ato noOefpiOtothedt, sod trahlentiel tltlifons beer wit
niess of Its 'efficacy: 'Tht. abet:dant evideeed from sit
Emu of the country la enough to, warrant um In pro
,noturdog thatitle the,greateet wonder of. the age.
It Je IM Dttlinal imiedy that e.rikee at the root of the
diseme,end thp eradioates it entirely from the eyetein.
Prepared ' THEODORE 'DIMS, Ohemiet,
'Northemit corner of-Pine and Sixth streete.
0e7.-Bre " - Philadelphia.
Vatinvan.
11 . ARDWME.—tlie itnheerbers, ClOMe
LA. MISSION MERCHANTS teethe eats of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, would , reepeetfully
WI g
the "elation of the trade to their stook, which
they ars calming it lariat rater. Otir aseertment om
elets ha PA o"-
- Oltelea, of an kilds—Trose, Log, Natter, /hetet, Os,
Cow, Beek t .,Wegoa, Stage, Tongue, Look, Ship,
Mine, sad Coil Chaim.
The celebrated L " Horse Malls I - Stone and Sledge
MiAM=MEMMMI
E3MZMMMME
litarbia's " euperlor Piles and Baer l Bed &trews.
Bidet) , Bum) ,• Blasting Tubes.
Corn, Griot, and Brier Scythes ; Hey, Born, Lod Straw
.nlees. - -
Hey, Manure, Tanners', and Spading Yorks,
Hakes and Hoes; Shovels and Spades, of all kindl.
Taoks, Brads, Shoe, Clout and Finishing Nails.
Oast and Wrought Butt Hinges, Screws, Looks of all
kinds; Cutlery, Hammond Pumps, Axes, Hatehets, Erll)3.
Merl, Plures, and other Tools; ece.; &e. '
W. G. LEWIS & SON,
No. 411 COMMERCE Street.
IIPW'RII• ADE L P H IA WARMING AND
A SRSTILATINO WANENOMIN,
ARNOLD & WILSON,
AUOOIIBOAB TO A. A. lI►IIIBOI.
. . .
' We have removed from our old stand in Walnut street
to the LAWN STORE, No. 1010 •OHINITNIIT street,
a few doors .belew the Bt. LaWrente Hotel, where oar
old Meads. and the pliblio, ace, reifeetfillly Invited to
extuninf Our efaenside stook of Warm Air Pureaces,
Cooking Bangui, Bath Boilers, Register,, Enamele d
Stone Mantels, Parlor Ooal Orates, dco.i Ice. We are
now'reanufacduring ONILIiONT OBLEBRATDD PAT
-IINT NEW COAL GAB CONSUMING ItIIANA011; the
meet powerful and economical Mater ever Invented ;
and suited to all °Luisa of braidings.
Alto, new and bemitiful pmtotrui of Low Do
Grates, and Parlor Coal Crates of all shies and pattern ,
We have alio oommenced the manufacture
ENAMELED STONE MANTELS from Porn
sylvasia Stone. Thee., • Mantels were awarded a
sP.scrAr. 'REM/UM at the /ate RAT and Exki.
&Cie* of the Flunklin institute of this city. They
represent &lithe rare and healthful ANTIQUI MARBLIS,
are not injured by Smoke, Coal 04s, Oil or Acids,
end aro sold W11010..110 Mid MOM, at - Mach lets price
Ulm Maitic Cd 11404 its Arks. .
ARNOLD
BIND. M. YXLTWILL, On r 1 Wll2°R
4 . 1 .. 1,1 •• April-lARS—aplt po
l n yr tenden
_. t
(toilette %rtitleo.
IRE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIVALLED
IN iiikRKET,
lath immense ROME
/Ss
EUROPEAN DEMAND
The meson why, Is that by Nature's own presets it
restores the natural color permanently after the hair
bo omes gray 'applies the natural fluids, and thus
makes it arose on bald beadeadmoyea all .dfildruff. Itch
leg, and heat from the aralp, titliefil and nes up the
as4yes, and thee' cures all 49170111 ileltdde 5, Ind may
be relied upon to oars all diseases of the scalp and hair;
tt *III atop and keep it from (alit og off ; makes it soft,
glossy, Aaa/rhy, and beautiful, and If used by the
young two or three times a week, it will never fall or
beoomegray; then readers, read the followings &adjudge
for yourtaires t
Sri. Yost, Jan. 8,1858.
MI0E81113: 0. T. WOOD & 00.,
Gentlemen: Haying heard a good deal about Profeasor
,Wood's Heir Restorative, and my hair being quite gray,
I Made Up 'My mind to lay aside the prejudices which
I, In common with a great many persons, had against
all manner of patent medicines, and a abort time ago I
commenced flung your article, to feet it for myself
The result has been • so very sathfactory that I am
'very glad rdia so, and in justice to you, as well as for
the encouragement of others who may be as gray as I
we+, but who having my prejudice without my reasoa a
for 'setting it aside, are unwilling to give your Restora
tive a trial till they have further
_proof, and the boat
prsicl being ocular demonstration I Nrvito you this let
ter, which yeti may alio* to any men, and also direct
them to me for further proof, who an, In and oat of the
N Y. Wire Railing Establishment every doy.
My hair Is now ita natural color, and Innen improved
in appearance every way, being glossier and thicker,
and mush more healthy looking. i. am. Ware Resneot.
folly, • HENRY JENKINS.
Corner Columbia and Carroll streets, Brooklyn.
lavisaseow, A's., Feb 14,1858.
Pam Woon—Dear Sir; Your Hair Denotative has
done much good in this part of the country. My hair
has been slightly dimionshing for several years, canoed,
I anppose, from a slight burn when I was quite an in
fent. I have been using your Hair Restorative for Mx
weeks, and I lint that 1 have a fine heed or hair now
gr , wl .g after having aged all other remedies known
to no effect. I think it the moat valuable remedy now
extant, and advise all who are afflicted that Way to use
your remedy. You can publish this if you thick pro
per. Yours, Zmi., 8. W. MIDDLETON.
Primer/It'll:11A. Sept 9,1857.
PROP. WOOD—Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative is
proving Itself beneficial to me. The front, and ale, the
back part of my heed, aiming teat its coveting—wee, in
feat, nem I have need bat 2 half pint bottles of your
Restorative, and now the top of my head le well 'studded
with a promising crop of young hair, and the front is
also receiving Its benefit. I have tried other prepare
liens without any benefit whatever I think, from my
own personal recommendation. I can Induce many others
to try it. Yours, reeptctfully,
D. It THOMAS, M. D.,
No. 464 Vine street.
Tho Restorative Is put np in bottles of three steer,
vie: Large, medium, and small; the small holds
pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle; the medium
holds st least twenty per cent more in proportion than
the email, retails for two dollars per battle; the large
holds a quart 40 per cent more In proportion, and re
tails for 43 a bottle.
0. J. WOOD & 004yroprletors 812 Broadway, New
York, (In the great N. y. Wire Railing Pstabllehment,)
and 114. Market street, St. Lords, Mo. '
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dea
fen'. nol6-mwi3m & eowinwhy.3m
QEbutatitnted
I ONG'S SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY,
1-41 N. B. eorner Minn and BUTTONWOOD Mn.
COMMERCIAL IMPARTMENT.—Bookkeeping fa
all its yarloue forma; preparing Stuients thoroughly
for situations in any bearish of business ; Pla'n and Or
uamental Writing ; Commercial Oaloulatione ; Law and
Correspondence. rNo institution in the United States
;eyes a more thorough and practical muse. In this
department no teaching le done in einem, and le open
DATand EVENING. Time unlimited
MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL DEPART
MENT—(3OOmM from the above )—Young Men and
Boys are prepared for any grade of on Engli.h and Clan
ideal Munition, via : Spelling, Reading, Writing, Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic, Philosophy, &0., Ancient
and Modern Languages, with all the higher Collegiate
Studies. Sessions of five months emnmenee September
Ist, and Pebruery.lst. Pupils received at any time be
fore or after these dates and charged accordingly. Cata
logues furnished gratis.
mh25.13 -y, DONLEAVY LONG, Principal
inRITTEXDEN'a PII.4I•ARE LPII IA
00701Ert(AL COLLICOM, 4ortheast corner oi
OHISTNUT And SEIVRIITII Streets. •
An institution designed to St young mon for AO
TITS BUBINDSB.
BOARD OP TRUSTEES.
B. B. Ooraegye, Prelude Hoskins,
George 11. Stuart, David Milne,
John iliparbawk, ' David 0. Brown,
Isaac Hooter, , A. V. Parsons,
D. B. Hinman, rrederiak Brown,
, loithas 1,.. ppinoott.
__
EVENING SESSIONS aftgieptombar 15th.
Each Inadont has INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION !AL this
Inatitation, and a Diploma from hare is the bent re
eommendation a young man can have, for obtaining a
good altuation.
CATALOGUES may be had on application at the
College. aeB-tf
.E IDY BROTHERS' NIGHT-SCHOOL,
m_a Noe. I'4S and 150 SIXTH Street, near Race, la
now ores TO OITA INETROOTION is BOOK-REEPINItt,
WHITING, AND MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC.
INSTRUCTION IN THE DAYTIME, AS USUAL.
ae4-Iy
BRYANT & , STRATTON'S CHAIN OF
NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGES. Phi
ladelphia Collage, Southeast corner SEVENTH end
CHESTNUT Btrettto. For information, rail Cr rend for
circular. " - jelett
EVENINO. SESSIONS HAVE COMMENCED.
'DUFF & CO.'S MERCAN
.ep.t,:zA,
r..,ry TILE COLLEGE, Southend corner
corner
N., se, . EIOHTIS
end CHESTNUT Btreete l
(eilobtisbpd to /840, and incorporated by the Legista.
tura of Psimaylvania.) In this well-known Inatitution
the
COUNTING 1101713 E COUEEE
of Practical; Single, and Double Entry
BOORKEEPING,
Including all the AUXILIARY BOOKS, 00MILRROIAL OAL.
OULATIONS, And
BIIBINEBB WRITING,
is taught in the most suocessful and, satisfactory, style.
ROORE, • -
Principals.
P. EDWARDB,
MR. B B. EU TON, Penman.
MONS. A. F. 'MAT,
MORSE OF FIRMING,
BARRB TT'S GYMNASIUM , .
, 04 25. 4 iscas MAIIIINT Street, above Neglith
iniRNAMENTAL 'and COLORED GLASS.
lJ We hare just recetred a comprehensive and TS
tied stook of Ms trulyhearitieul and architectural ap
pendage to Murtha, Vestibules, Conservatories, and
other buildings, where it Is deemed neoeasary to embel
lish, Or to give a elnu3to and elegant appearance, Any
oolur may be bad, either plain or ornamental,- elabe.
-ately or In relief. 7rIEGLEIL Zr. SMITH,
W4olesitle Drag, Paint; and Glass Dealers,
seditAtt 'Ocuthweeteor 1300ond and Green ate
SALMO: .-4. Tterees an 84 Boxes MB
fax Salmon . . For sate by C. 0. SADLER & 00 ,
8.2 - " 108 EMU Ottati.
Insurance Comganiez
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE MU
TUAL OAFNTY% MI:MANOR COMPANY,
Putcannunta. November 10.1868.
The followinOtatement of the affairs Of the Own
party id published in Conformity with a provision of its
Charter. ,
Palatines received from November 1,1867, to Ode •
ber 31, 1858 :
On Marine and Inland Rieke...4351 809 82
On Pirelli:aka 118,414 17
---3170,217
/*EU arms on Policies not marked off Novem
ber 1, 1867 r 326,184 02
PRISIMAS 11ARSID Orr MI SARNI!), from ilia of Novem•
bar, 1857, to OntoPor 31 1858: -
On Marine and Inland aisko.., 4300,541 75
On Fire Blake ' 123,011 68
_._--$113,553 43
leteregt. eee , received during
dame period,
Loom, Exemers, &n., during
the year as above—
Marine and Inland Navigation
Loa:ea ~ $245,170 16
Hire Losses 41,280 21
Return Premium 41,758 14
Re•innuraneea, Commissions to
A gonta, Taxes. &o
Expenses Salaries, Menus, MA.
ttonery;
Sarplng
ABBETIS OP TUX COMPANY.
November 1, MM.
Pc*. Market Value,
103,030—Ph an ila4eipbla City et: per tent.
Lo • a
80,000—PennayIrani', state .•
five per tent 00
Loan,
21,000..Panosylvania State six per cent.
Loan
110,000..IInited States Trtaaary 4,ti per
cent Rolex - 80,112 60
80,000.. Pennsylvania Railroad 2d Mort
gage six per tent Deadly - 45,876 00
SO,OSO—Nbrth Perinsylvenishallread Mort
gage six per cent. Beals
16,000..800 shares Stock aeranuitOwn Gee
Company, interest and prloolpal
guaranteed by the City of Phtla
delphia 14,920 00
8000-100 shares Pennsylvania Baiiroad
Company 4,887 60
. b,f 00..100 shares North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company ' 850 00
1207..80 shares Philadelphia Ice Boat
and Steam Tug Company 1200 00
1,600..2 shares Philadelphia and Savannah
Steam Naflgation company 200 00
250..5 shares Philadelphia and liaTro
de
tty Gram/ Steam Tow-boat Com
,
•'' ' '
. 200..2
shares Philadelphia Exehartge
Oondpittty.
310,700 Cost $318,201. ' Market 1A0,4310,109 ( 0
Bonds and Mortgages' - ' 10,000 00
Peal Estate, office building ' ' 61,363 36
Bills receivable for Insurances made 201,666 36
Balances due at Agencies—premiums on Ma .
rine Policies recently issued—and other
debts due the Company 61,288 Id
Scrip and Stook of sundry Insurance Com ,
parties
Cash on deposit in Banks.
Etivembef 10.1859.
The Board of Dlteetot;i tato thle day dotterel e. DI.
Mend of SIX PER CENT. In Oath, on the origlitili
Capital Stock, and hIE PER CENT. on the Scrip of
the Company, payable on and after the tat proximo.
They hate also deelwed a Scrip Dividend of TW.EN
TY-FlVii PER CENT. on the original Stock and on
the }Ladled Premium% for theyear ending October 84
1858, certificates for Which will be tended to the parties
entitled to the stint, on and after the dot of titeeniher
next. .
117; Preamble and Resolution adopted by the
Board.
-
Mort .1, The Increased means of the Company aria•
tog from Profits. and, which will be derived front the
Increased Capital Stock tinder the late amendments to
the Act of Incorporation, render the further continti
soca of the Overeaters Capital tirmeceesary, therefore
be it
Re3olved, That the Guarantee Capital be disoon
tinned, and the notes repreputing the lame bo deliv
ered up to the makers thereof, as soon as the Blake
taken during Ilse period embraoed in said notes shall
have determined.
DIRECTORS.
William Martin, James D. Hand,
Edmund A. Sender, Edward Darlington,
heophlins Paulding, H. tones Brenta,
John It. Pelimas, Spencer IPllraitie,
John 0. Divit, Thomas 0. Hand,
dames Tract'tar, Simnel E. Stokes,
William Eyre, Jr., J .F. Perdsido,
Henry Sloan, Robert Burton,
Joseph H. Seal, thumb P Jones,
Dr. It. M. Huston, James B. Itqarland,
George 0 Lelpor, Joshua P. Eyre,
Wm 0 Ludwig, John IL Semple - , Elltab%
Hugh Craig. D. T. Morgan, it
Charles Holley, J. V. Logan, ,r
WILLIS MARTIN, President.
Tina. O. HAND, Tine President.
HENRY LYLBURN, iluretary. . nola-4w
rNsIIRA.NOE cm MPANY OF THE
.n. STAYS O$ PENNSYLVANIA-12RD AND MA
RINI! INSURANCE—No. 4 EXCHANGE BMIDINGB.
Chartered th 1794-oapital ggoo,ooo—Assets, Janu
ary I, 1858,5347,4413.60•100,
All invested In Sound and available esodriiies—ebnti
one to Duran on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings, Stooks
of Merehindise, Ao., on liberal terms. .
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Sherrerd, George H. Stuart,
Monson Toby, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Macaiester, Tobias Wagner,
William B. Smith, Thomas B. Wattson,
John B. Budd, Henry O. Freeman,
William It White, Charles O. Lewis,
0. Damon
or
HENRY D. EfIIERRERD, Preiddent.
WILLIAM Hairs, Secretary. Jeo•wfrm.tf
.F i .A.HTERN-IDIEITHATIOR COMPANY—
OVPICE No. 6 EXCHANGE.
Atirnointin. Brook 911.11 AL, 0.00,000. Onanrst
PHIMITIML;
Fire Rieke on !archon:gee and Minding,.
Marine Rini on Vessels. Cargoes and Prelghts.
Inland Transportation Risks On Goode per Railroads,
Canals, and Steamboats taken On favorable terms,
DIRECTORS.
Andrew Circhrtn, George A. Wright,
William I. Brown, Tfionina Bt. w,
Riebard G. Stotsebnry, George Cookmttn,
Peter D. Myers, Charles Stoy,
Robert B. Walker, Jacob Reed,
Jacob Lnkens, W. 0. Stoteebary.
ANDREW COCHRAN, President.
WILLIAM I. BROWN, The-Prolident. nft-tf
THEQUAKER CITY INSURANCE
0081PANY, 'OPPIOE 408 WALNUT STRERT,
PRILADELPIIIA.-OAPITAL and SURPLUS 8277,
066.85.—Inaures against LOSS or DAMAGE BY PIRR
and the PERILS OF THE SEA, INLAND NAVIOA
TION and TRANSPORTATION.
fp' TEN per cent, in cull returned on the earned
promittine of Optdi Indalid
ncEOS,
President—OßOßGß 11. BART:
Vico Prosidont-48. P. ROSS.
Secretary and Treasurer—H R. 00008 HALL.
Aseistant Secretary—S. H. BUTLER.
Geo: II: Hart,E. .
W. Dailey
Rana, Andrew K. °
B P. Rabombers,
A. G. Clattell, ' J. L. Pomeroy.
Joseph Edwards, Charles G. Imlay,
John G. Dale, H. R. Coggehall,
Foster O. Perkins, Bowl. Jones, M. D.,
Hen. H. H. Fuller.
Attest, H. R. COGGSUALL, Bee's,,
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSU
RANCE COMPANY, No. 412 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia. •
DIREOTORS.
John U. Diehl, Wm. P. Leech,
J. Edgar Thomson, Robt. W. D. Truitt,
U. W. Baldwin, Thos. L. Luders,
John 0. James, Wm. K. Hamlin,
A. J. Backnor, H. H. Bhillingard,
John W Beaton, 0. E. Spangler,
William Itaignel, 11. 11. Minton,
Edwin Booth, Win. H. Love,
John Garrison, Charles F. Norton,
B. 8. Warne, Isaac Myer.
President-40RX H. DIEHL,
'Mee President—E. S. WARNA.
Beereeary-011AIILEB A. DVY. 5e15.4
A XERIOAN EIRE INSURANCE CO.,
.C 1 INCORPORATED 181O—O.HARTER PER
PRTUAL.
No. 810 WALNUT Street, above Third, Pkiladelphis
Raving a large paid-up. Capital Stook and Barples
Invested in sound and available Securities continue t:
insure on Dwellings, Stores, -Furniture,.Merchandise,
Vessels In Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. AU Looms liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIADOTOIta
OtorriAbbott, .. . . .. , .
John T. Lewis
John Welsh, ' Caspar W. Monti , Baret O. Morton , James B . Oampben,
Patrick Brady, , Bdmand Q. DAUB.
• Charles W. Poi:dicey. •
080110.11 ABBOTT, President.
1110 . MAIi BALMS. Secretary. 1113.7 It
CITY INSURANOE CIONPANY, No. 110
Routh FOURTH Street.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Omitted esoo,ooo.
Organized 1851.
Privileged to insure Homes, annually or perpetually ;
Personal Property, annually, or for a less period; take
Marine, Inland, and Life Insurance Rieke; receive Re
peats; hold Truata and grant annuities
ALFRED WEEKS, President.
B. 0. TYLER, Vice President.
.1. W. Mansura, Reaetary.
DIREOTOIII6.
Alfred Weeks, Ron. W. D. Kelley,
D. 0. Tyler, J. W. Forney,
J. W . Bonder, P. B. Mingle,
O. R. Ricking, James Walston,
J. L.'Hutehlueen, Ludlam Matthews,
J. W. Stokes, William Curtin,
jelitay t 5. 7. urner.
TAPE INSURANOE AND TRUST 'OONL
PANY.—ThoTENN 'MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Northeast Corner of TIMID and DOOR
Streets. Oapttal, 5fi12,726.03.
INSURES LIVES for short terms, or for the whole
term of life—groats annuities and endowments—Pox
chases life interests In Real Notate, and maim all
oontraeta depending on the oontingenoles of Life.
They set as Executors, Administrators, Asetifneer,
Trustees, and Gnardlans.
linarrintS.
Daniel L. Miller, Samuel B. Btokes;
Benjamin Coates, William Martin,
Richard B. Newbold, James B. McFarland,
William P. Hanker, Joseph H. Trotter,
William H. Rem, James Boston,
Samuel 0. Huey, Theophilus Paulding,
Oharles Hallowell, liftman," A. Bonder,
Henry 0. Townsend, Daniel L. Tintohinson,
Bodo'ohne Kent, John W. Horner,
William H. Oarr, Ellie B. Archer,
Edward T. Mott, Samuel J. Christlan,
William Robertson, Joseph M. Thomas, •
Warner H. Basin, Tohn H. Brenner,
Y. B. Mahler, Easton.
DANIEL L. MILLER, President.
, SAMUEL E. STORES, Vita Pres'i.
Jong W . llio.lolilit, lieerotary. nill-lp
coMMONWEA.LITI
Sln.o
IfiSIJR&NOS
or me
STATN OW - 17,11TWYLVANIA.
OFTIOD,
NORTHWEST 001iNBia
roman AND WALNUT MOUNTS,
Maurlbtkd Ospltal, 1600,000. •
Paid np 05pit4,131.2:0,000
DIXIOIOIII. . .
Dr. D. Jayne, ThOa. B. fitswilai l
H. L. Donner, J. M. Butler,
I. H. Whiten, ' . J. R. Walker,
Ildir. O. Knight, . H. R. Wendell,
H. Lewis, Jr.; • S. K. Houle.
DAVID JAYNE!, M. D. Free!dent.
S.
THOMAS S ; BTRWART, Vioe Pres%
RIXI3fL R. UOOlt, Oboretrtri. jt2O-7
VLRE. AND INLAND RISKB.—FAME
- /1031TRANOR COURANT.
Capital twomo.
(Organised under the Act of Assembly relative to In
saranoe Companion, passed April Id, 1860.)
GEORGIC W. DAY, President.
THOMAS S. hIARTIN, VW-President.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Beeretury.
bit
Ofdoe 411 CHESTNUT ~ Philadelphia.
DIRECTORS.
George W. Day, Jacob H. Vaughan,
%Valiant W. Welfare, Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Charlet! Riobardeon, D. B. Piracy, •
Barclay Lippincott, John W. Averman,
Joe. R. Brognard, A. H.
Ohm. Stokes , fail I li. fitera.
Dll I L ADE LP Hi.A:, G)T;I2MANTOWN
1. AND NGR BIS TO WN RAILROAD,:.WINTER
ARRANGEMENTS., "
ON AND - AFTER MONDAY,,NOVEMBER 16, leis:
GM -
LIMN(' Ph Philadelphia adelphia 6, E 7R;6' , ANTOWN 8 40 min., ,
0,34, 10K1 11
A. M., 1,2, 8,4, 5,8, 7,8, 9, 10, 113‘ P. M. '
Leave Germantown 0,1, 734, Bi - 0 10 elin.. 1034, 1134
A.. M.; 1.10 min., 2. 8,4, 5, 8,7, 8,9, 101 f, P. M. -
ON SNDn. AY
Leave Philadelphia 9.20 U wi A B '
M., Z. 0% P. M.
Leave Germantown 8.20 min. A. M.j.1.1. re/A.i 833
P. M.
$705,401,81
• CHEST GUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6,, 840 niln., 11.3 i A. M., 2,
4,8, 9 P.M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7 10 min ;7.86 min., 860 min.,
11.10 A. M., 12.60. 340, 1.40. 740 rain. P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia 9.20 sold. A. 6!., 2,
ON P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hilt 8 A. 61412.60 6.20 min. P. M.
FOR CONSHOHOCKEN AND NORRISTOWN. -
Leave Philadelphia 81i, 9, 11-A. M., 1 06 main:, 8.10
, 9.16, 6.50 min , 116( P. DI,
Leave Illorristoun 6,7, 9,11 A. M., 1,81. i, 9.40
P. M.
29,850 22
$542,203 65
ON SUNDAYR.
Leave Philadelphia 9 A M. and 8 P.M
Leave Norristown T A M. and 5 P. M.
FOR NANA-PUN%
. .
Leave Philadelphia 6k, 7 05 nein., 9,'U A. M., 105
min -. 2 05, 8.10 EAU . 4M 8.50 , 7.45 isfin .111 i P. M.
Leave Mansynnk 8,54, 1 , 113 i A. M., 14,{,
8,4, 6.1 e min, 8 45 P.
SUNDAYS 8651 E AS Noßmsrowir: -
CIIESTBIL VALLEY Reit. ROAD 10.8. DOWNING
TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia - 6y A. M. and 8.10 min. P. M.
Leave Downingtown v3l A. hi and 1 P. Di -
8, A. 8511Ttl,,Oeneral ficiperintendent,
nolB , , DEPOT , NINTH and GREEN 84e,
48,423 88
18,00 T 82
$306,210 00
5147,964 C 0
DIIILADELP.iILa. &N 1) ELMIRA RAIL
ROAD LINI.--413 - 10NEBT 1501:1TR. to 'Elmira,
Wilkeiharre,, Buffalo, Chiesgo, Rook Island,' Niagara
Falls, Milwaukee, - Burlington, 151ontreal,:ilt., Paula,
Detroit, Daulleth; and gt . Lome. — -
'Passenger trains AM leave the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Depot, corner BROAD and, TINS
Knots, daily, (Sundays earapted,) as follows: • •
7.80 A. Di. DAY =PRIM,
tor Bimira , Niagara Yale, Buffalo, Detroit, Obloagii,
Milwaukee, Rook Island, galena, Bt. Paul., Burlington,
and Bt. Louie
_ 8.80 1
P. P.M. M. NICHT XPRIBB,
For Blinira, R oof;
Detroit, Chicago,
Milwalikee Rook Island, Plana, Bt. Peals. Burlington,
and St. Lotill.
E 3,218 00
21. 210 00
The 7201. M. train retnetthrongh to ftARRISSUIIa,
stopping at all %tattoo,' on the Lebanon iralley,Brineh
of the Philadelphia awl Raiding Railroad.
ACID
At Rupert, for Wllkestiarre, Pittston, fierenton; es 4 eSll
agtinas on the LAONA.WANNA AND BLOOMSBURG
RAILROAD. "
Baggage checked to Elmira; Buffalo, and Buspansion
Bridge.
lEr a- Ticketa ean'taip - rowed at the Philadelphla and
Elmira Railroad Ilnala Tieket °Mao, Northireat COMM'
of BIRTH and OfiIIiBTNUT 'Streets, and at. the Fen
longer Depot, emulator BROAD and TINE. - • r
THROUGH larnites "SRBIGHT TRAIN •
Leaves the Depot, Biodd street, below Vine,'daily.
radar; enoepted4 fo r all points West and Mlk, at 6
Freight' mast be dflesred before 8 P. Y. to lows
their going the same day.
further information apply
dt -
Freight Depot, Broil, Mote Vine,
Or to OLIAB. 8. TAPPHNi General Agant,
N. W. eor.flixtb and Chestnut Streets,'
Philadelphia.
8,2:0 00
42,08 T 85
8023,804 70
MEW YORK. "LINES.—THE CAMDEN
AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TICINTON RAILROAD COMPANY'S LINES. -
PROM PRILADRLPRIA 2'o NNW TORN, ANISWAY
1 . 140110.
Leave ea follows, Ti*:
At 8 A. M., via Oamden and Amboy,- Aeomamande r
- Non 266
At 8 A. M., vie Camden sad Jersey City, N. a. An.
oommodatlon • .. 226
At 8 A. M.,124 Camden and jersey City, Mariam;
Mail 8 00
At 10 A. If., by Steamboat Tem Nelleon,vio Taco- •
cy and Jersey City, blornl4•Saaprees 8 00
At 2 P. M., via Camden aid Amboy, O. wed A. lx
press BOO
1.1 5 P. M.-vis Camden and Jersey City, Ihrenlng
8 0
At 8 P. 31., its Camden en/ Amboy, Avoemmoda.
tion, let Clam 7 00
At 8 P. M., via Camden ad Amboy ; Am:lemmas
tion, 2nd Class. 1 60
At 6P; M. , vie Camden and Amboy, Addatroneds.
Non, let Ohms 2 OD
At 6 P.M., via Mundell and Amboy, Actommods• '
Bon, 2ud 014ra 1 76
The 5 P. N. line rims daily, all otherii Dandsys ex
73 tod
11 P.M., froniNeneington Depot, els:jersey _
En', 3141, Saturdays excepted. ' 12 26
Piess Linea atop at the principal sts'dons
for Belvidere, Ilaston,,Blemington,- fro., it OA. M and 25; P. 14. from Walnut street wharf.
Poe Water Gap, Etroadsburgi Stranton, Wllkosbarre,
Montrose. Great 8end,.4.e., St 0 A. M., via Delaware,
Lsokawanall at We dery ltallreadr
for freehold, di 0 A. M. and 2 P. M.
tor Mount Holly at 6A. M. and 2,4 arid OP.
- WAY M.
-
for Bristol, Trenton, dm at and 4P. M.
For Palmyra, Ransom, 30;early, Durliogion,,Bordss
town As., at 3 P. NI:
Steamboat Illo'aard Stookton for Bordentown, and in.
termediate p,nose, at 2,.ti P. M.
Steamboat John Neilson, for Tawny, at 10 and 11 g
A. htand for Burlington and Bristol at 4 P. 01.
All lines exoeptll . l , leave Walnut ',treat wh - art
Merlfty pounds of baggage only allowed each pas
longer. Passengers are prohibited from taking any
thing as baggage but their wearing apparel. All bag
gage aver fifty pounds to be pold for extra: The Dom:
pany limit their responsibility for-baggage to ono dollar
per pound, and will not be .liable for any amount be
road slooi exeapt by spaial contract.
Vra.
U. GAMBIER, Agent ",
O. E A. E. E. 00.
alimig* N ORTH PElThigrPe
VANIA RAILROAD. •
BALL ARRANGEMENT.
For BZTHLEHOH DOYLESTOWN, /40., sad by
aloe railroad connections for •
Easton, Oatawissa, • New York city,
Allentown,._.. Willtanmport, Water Gap,
Maudt Chu Elmira, Wllkesbarre,
Hazleton,- Niagara Falls, Scranton. -
On and after WEDNESDAY, August 25th, 1858, Pea.
scorer Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets,
Philadelphia, as followe
For - Bethlehem, Easton, Wilkeebarre, Water Gap,
Scranton, &e.; (Express.) at 8.15 A. M.
For Bethlehem, Allentown, Manch Chunk, Williains,
pent, Aftmirs and the West, (Express,) at 2.15 P. M.
For Doylestown, (ACoomamdation,) at 8.46 A. M. and
4 P. H.
For Port Washington, (Aecomnnelaticm,) at OAS A.
M. and 8 P. M.
TEAMS FOR PRILADELPIMA
Leave Bethlehem (Exprees,) at 9 A. M. and 6 P.M.
- Leave Doylestown (Accommodation) at t A.M. and
8.80 P.M.
Leave Fort Washington (Accommodation) at 1.10 A.
M. and 2.30 P. M.
Doylestown Trains run daily. Other Trains daily,
Oandays excepted.
AU Passenger trains (except Sunday Trains) connect
at Chatham duet with hith and Sixth Street Paean
ger Railibad.
Pare to Bethlehem 11 60
Manch Chunk 2 90
I , Easton 160
•
• ic • Doylestown ' 80
FOR BOHOOLEVB MOUNTAIN—By 9.19 A. M. train
to Easton, therms by.N. J. O. RR. ano D. L. & W. EL
to Washington, thence by stage, arriving at th e Moun
tains at 1 P.. 31. Fare. $3.10.
awls tf ELLIIii CLARE; Agent '
1858 P Egirlllia;ii?,l - 1V A 1858
nom PHILADELPHIA TO P/TTSBUReII, -
And thence by Railroad to
WHEELING, T. LOUIS
STEUBENVILLE, CLEVELAND,'
CINCINNATI, 01110M1-0,
LOUISV.T.LLE, BURLINGTON,
INDIANAPOLIS, ST. PAUL.%
And all Intermadlato point/ in
OHIO, INDIANA, ILLINOIS,'KENTUORY, MORI
GAN, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA.
Passengers to points west of Pittabargh, Wheeling.
°hiveland sad Oreathne; have choke of routes, endue
reta.equested to mate a selection before applying for Usk.
TRAM THROVeIf TRAINS LRATII PIIILADRIr
PHIA DAILY,
Forming clone sounestions at Pittsburgh to all points
On and after - MONDAY, May 10th, DM, Three
through, and Two atioommodation trains, will leave the
depot, 111. - N. corner of DLTIVINTII and MARANT
streets, as follows:
INAINB /OR P.ITTSBITAGII
- AND THI MOST LEAVE.
Mall train at... .7 30 A: M.
Fast line 1 00 noon.
Mxprena mail-11.00 eight.
WAY TitiUPl 1.J11.111.
HarrLebtug so•
aommodation.B.oo P. 3!
Lancaster 6.00 P. al
The mail train stops atal
&lipids and Pittsburgh.
The Expreas mall tuna da
excepted.
The care leave the Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger
Station, southeast corner of BLIIVENTII and MARKET
streets, entrance on Illeventh street, where throes's
tickets to all polute Wee can be obtained.
Baggage will be received at the DepOt at any time du•
ring the day. No charg e for handling beiwage.
For farther informa tion, apply at the Depot of the
Ponneylrania Railroad Company, southeast corner 01
Bleventh and Market strceta, between the haus of 7A.
M. and 11P. If. THOMAS DIGORR;
my 10 Agent Penn's Railroad do.
NOTICE—WINTER
IBM ARRANGEMENT. •,s
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
MORE RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, October 4, 18E18,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PUILADELPHIA
Fee Baltimore, at 8 A. M., / P. M., (Express,) and
11 P.M.
For Wilmington, at BA. M., 1, 4 and 11 P M.
Por New Castle, at 8 A. AL, and 4 P. 11
For Middletown, at 8 A. 31. and 4 P. M.
Per Dover, at 8 A. M., and 4.00 P. M.
For Seaford at 8 A. Id., and 4 P. M.
TRAINS FOR PIIILADELPIIIA,
Leave Baltimore at 8.60, Express, 11 A. M., and
6.40 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at T and 11.40 A. M., 2.23 and
and 8.65 P. M.
Leave New Cagle at 11.00 A. M., and 8.05 P. M.
Leave Middletown at 10.18 A. M., and 0.20 P. M
Leave Dover at 9 16 A. M. and 4.05 P.M.
Leave Seaford at 1.40 A. 81., and 1.80 P.M.
TRAINS %OR BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 9.10 A. M., 1 55P.M., and 12.16
A. M.
OUNDAPO only at 11 P. M. from Philadelphia to Bal.
theme,
Lie do 6.40 P. M. from Baltimore to Phila.
phia.
'refight Train, with Passenger Oar attached, will run
as follows:
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and Intermediate
places at 6 46 P. M.
Leave Wilmington for do do do 740 P. M.
Leave Baltimore for Havre da Ones do 600 P. al
nob 8. M. PEILTOII.. President.
aBEDFORD SPRINGS.—THIS
wen-known ena delightful Summer Resort will
be opened for the reception of Waiters on the ltth - of
Jane, and kept open until the let of October. "
The new and spaciona Buildings erected last year are
noW fully completed, and the whole establishment has
been furnished in superior style, and the accommoda
tions ' , Arline of a character not excelled to any part of
the United States.
The Hotel will be under the Management of Mr. A..
G. ALLEN, whose estunienoe, courteous manners, and
attention to hie guests, give the amplest assurance of
comfort and kind treatment.
COMPANY,
In addition to the other Mang of mane, it le deemed
proper to atato that paeeengere can reaoh Bedford by
daylight ride from Ohombereburg.
The Oompanyhaye made extol:oleo arrangements to
supply dealare and indlvidnals with lc Bedford Water',
by the barrel, carboy, and in bottles, at the following
prices, at the Syringe, Tie
For a barrel mullaery)
Do. oak)
g Do. mulberry) 660
ig Do. oak)
Carboy, 10 gallons 2 2b
Bottle,, 13i pint, per dozen 1 ISO
The barrel, aro carefully prepared, go that pax
ehasers may depend upon;receiving the Water freak
and sweet.
oommunioations aboold be/detained to
TKO 111110151tD ISINIRAL SPRINGBOO .9
.300-t/
Ttairnrd Cannts,
QLATE 1 SLATE 6 SLATE I t I—Rooting
1,7 Slate, or all aloes, and at lieu low rates, kept ow.
/tautly on hand, and for sale by
RWRI FOE, DO.
GRBDIANTOWN ROAD R an d TRIADAEreit- -
WI. D. 011ie Boors pat on Wee beat mama, and
Wring attended to. AU work wurialsolt
nailpati
MAINS PION TITTELDVION
AND THE PINT A.lllll.
Mail train at.. 11.00 night.
Fast line 4.60 A. M.
Express mail.. 1.19 noon.
Narrieturg as
eommodation.7.ls P. M
Lancaster .9,60 A. 14
the stations between Phila.
ly e the other trobas Mandel
bummer Resorts
.....14 00
8 00
' 11 0 11 :04 Tines.
PIENNSYLVANiA,:!,',RUCAPATIrr4rgik i
GREAT DINTRALIOUTE,*aneabIe4 -
with Western: Narth.-Wesmn,
'western Elates, by - a otitbnirete
Road elero tonarats , atTPlttsbargh Rio Of
'steamers to all ports on lbe Western' Wart; 'rind at -
Cleveland end Ilandusby.witb, Steamers Weal on
the North-wait - run Lakes ;- maklng,the; man -
OREAPSET and ISRLIABLE.,RONTEby.srbiab
CU be forwarded to and from the .011111.dT WEST:: - -
BATU riirmirm,WELVA.ND
hair tato,
O Books, Di Goods; (fa bonen
bales and tranbs), Drage, Oa banee
and bales) Feather., Pun,- ave., Ito. per Ire
&Mown Cr.ses--Domeetio Olteetlng
Eblrting and;
baleanDrpgri(ln`wks),Hardware, . _
Leather, liquor, On malts ,) Wal _
Paper(, i
Weal ' and One? Pelts,
. -Isetwirdi rte..te 1004 Pit 111 -
MID Ilatith_Baten
and Pork, Baited, (loan or. • •
mks), Palnts, (dry-and In end
Olio (except had and rade) foe. per 100
Peva= bursa—gro , fte, - gleb;:Aact-A4
%afield Pork,' (In asks or bozo
-anstward),Lard andLardolliNailt, • -
Hada Aah,GermarrOleyiTar, Pitch, .
Donn, Mannfaettnee -
name, Rosin gereenniane: '
Sager, Obis, bble.; and beim?
-
ese., &e
foa. per AM
FLOUR-78k per bbl q email farther notice. '
Gans'-86e. per 1001 M., until farther notion:
CurrON—s2 per bale, not aketedirlp 100 fps. WOO%
ants! further notice. • - •
In thlpphik Goods from azttliolot Past or Philadef
phia, be particular to Wain( peahens ore Pcmuyleee4
aclafirood." AN Goode Consigned to the Agents of thie
.Hoed, at Philadelphia or Pittobargh, will be forwarded
-without detention. -
PsAtanr Aansr3.—Olarhe Or. Co., Mimi° ; Packer tik
& Go., illemphie, Teen.; H. P. Baas & Go.. Bt. Louis,
M 0 ..; P. G. &-• Go„ Bvanevife , Indian; Wm.
Bingham, Louisville, Kentucky. B. 0. bieldrurn,
hUdioon, Indiana;' H.W. _Brawn £ Go., end Athar• &
Hibbard, Oincinnati; U. Pierce . & Co. Zanesville,
Ohio; Leith* Co., No. SO Kilbyetreet, - Nosto ,n• Leech
to Go., No. 2 Astor - Hours, New Yerk, No. Wifilmot. •
New York; N. I, &seeder, Philadelphia; ,IdaqPnit 61.
Koons, Baltimoss 7). A Ittrinut; Pittaburgif. -
HOUSTON, -
amid Freight - 402i. ,
• N. I. LOMBLIST,
801181111 Otltorintendent, Altoona, Pa
904 w It*
-FOR,MATANZAS.—.--The fast-sailing
adbooner ELLEN ELLeifiSomere, mister b.,-
Ibg of her osrgo engaged, will positively e.il
on OfellifflDAY 2 27th inst. Yor balance of freight or
passage, ripply t 6 WU. P. MOLANN & CO..
note-8t - No. 903 Somas REABVES
• THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERIcral ROYAL MAII, STEAK
. - ' 11031 311 W TOILE TO Z4IIAPOOS.
Chief Cabin Pamir, ~ UN
Second Cabin Passage r 1$
/ROM 109701 1) 1.1118/.70L ,
Chief Cabin Passage 3110
Second Cabin Panne •.. ao
The okays from Boston call at Halifax.
PERSIA, Capt. Jndkins. CANADA, Capt. Lang
ARABIA, Capt. J. atone, 1
AMERICA, Giapt.Winiosses
ASIA, X. G. Lott: - NIAGARA, Capt.Rysie.
APIHOA, Capt. Shannon. ZIIROPA, Capt. J. Leitch.
' Theta lessela carry a clear white lightat nast.hes4
green on starboard bow ; led en part bow ;—-
'BUROPA, Leitch, leave Roston, Wednesday, Nov. S.
PERSIA, Adkins " N.York, Wednesday, Nov. 10.
AMERICA, Mello:go, - Boston, Wednesday, Nov. 11.
Lott,. ASIA, Lo. . - ,N. York, Wednesday, wept. 24.
NIAriAIIA - HICK., 'S I. Bagel,- Wednesday; Deo. 1.-
AFRICA, Shannon,. " N. York; Wednesday, Deo., 5.,-
EURO , A, Lettish, - g , Roston, Wednetidsy t /MBAS.
PERSIA, /sulkies, "N. York, Wednesday, Dee. 22. '
ARABIA, Stone, "Staten, Wednesday, Dee. tt.
Berths not mitred until paid for, . , ,
An experienced Surgeon on board. ,
The owners of thew, Ships will net b e a ccountable for
Gold, Bilges:, Bullion, Spasm- Jewelry, Precious Stones
or Metals, tillage bills ollading are signed thirster and
the value thereof therein expressed., ,
To. freight or passage, apply to, .- •
nol-y . - „ 3 CUNARD. 4 Bowling Green.
AtFOR CHARLESTON, S. o.—Heron's
LINE—ONLY REGULAR LINE—GOODS BE
OBLYED AND DILLE LADING SIGNED EYERN
DAY.—Yrsight and insurance at Imo than - sallies Tea
sel rates, by the steamship KEYSTONE STATE,
Captain Hershman, to sail on BATIIRDAY;November
20th at 10 °toles& A AL trout second ,wharf alto' re
tine 'sheet _
Tor farther partleulare please see adireritts*eatet
Steamship IiETISTONE STATE, ii thli Paper, _
For freight or passe apply to' -
Emsoii,rig_
328 North arrar
• FOR ORARIZSTON AND Rz -
VANN= —SIMON LIVa. •
oops REOEITED AND BMW OP LA.71:01.1110111D
%MY DAY.
The splendid Brat-olasr side-wheel Broarmaitlisi
&UST ONE STATII sad STATIGEORDIA,
Now form a weekly tine for the South Mid Southwest,
one of "these ships sailing every SATURDAY at 10
= A. M., alternately for curtest= and Ss-
. FOR OTIARLISTOR.
Tho ataamihip KETBTONR BTAFR, Captain O. P.
Manama°, will, commence loading on TiIIIIMDAY,
November 18 , awl nil on SATURDAY, Nov. 10, at 19
Woloak„.4. M.
SOB SAVANNAH
- The 2TATIi OP ONOROXA, Qaer. John 7 Gervlr
eifll boding on Tharodnft No? 21UL • aid
sa , l on eatordsy, November 27th, w. .10 *Wool - A.
Atbotk Charleston and i?wvanwehitkesestupewout en.
with steamers for Florida and Havona;:end wfS ea *-
roads, &0., for all Ei! .2 emi in the South and lionthwd*
OW: 011414,61.14
Heavy Tref ght at an mange of 16 per cant. below
New York steamship rates. • •
TRILIGHT sad INSMIANOiI on a. hags proportion
of goods ehlyped South will be found to be lower by
these Oleo then by mailing Temaelei - -
OMAR pangs $2O CO
Steerage do
Ixourelon Tickets, good for the present. year: 9.9 09 -
No bile of !alas &toed 'Ger the ship bar oak&
Por freight or patine, apply to
A. MEC. , Jr.,
No. MI (late 81) Noah Wharan;
Astute at Charleston, T. S. & T. G. RM.
Agents in Sayannalt, G. A. MUMS& di GO.
Tor Plata, from Oksrltababutesnar AlkikinibLe,
every Tneeday.
Por Florida, from Savannah, eteanuire 9T, MARTS
and ST. JOSIAH, every Tuesday and Saturday.
Por Ejlefarak, from charlatan, steamer - IBABII.on
the 4th and 19th of every month. • - lel.l
1858. sagit - 1859.
' MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS UNITED STATES
MAIL PARKET LINE.--The splendid Boats of tide
old and popular LINE will lam Meruptito and New
Orleans, as heretofore, on
• MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, &
,YEIDAYS.
MONDAY PACKETS
NEBRASKA
BBN SBANICLIN
WEDNESDAY PLOHATEI
lOUN SIMONDS
INCIOMAA
.Capt. JAS. I. SMITH,
Capt EIIRDETT PARIS,
FRIDAY' PACKETS.
Capt. W,M. WRATH
T. FL NEWELL.
lIRLYAHr
R. R. W. RUB
rj" Them Boats connect at Memphis with tho Rail
roads from that-point, also with regular Packets for
Bt. Louis, Lcoisville, Cincinnati, and Nashville, on
their respective days Leave Memphis immediately on
the arrival of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Cars. Passengers can arrange their arrival so as to
avoid delay at Memphis longer than bunions or plea
sure may require.
For information, inquire of , J. J. RAWLINGS
At Webb & Rawlings', 316 field , Memphii
B. R. SHOCK, Adv. Agent.. • ocl2-fm
ttlinto anb .tiqturta.
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKEY.—A de
sirs to lessen the consumption of im,pure spirits,
knowing their injurious effects upon the honstitution,
has induced the offering to the public of en article
which the analysation of 'Professor Chilton, Analytical
Chemist, of New York, and Messrs. Booth, Garrett, 1c
Cameo, of Philadelphia, proves, beyond all eneation, to
be the most pure and consequently least injurious apirita
ever offered the American public.
CERTIFICATE OF DICZAS. R CHILTON.
. I have analysed &sample of Chestnut-Grove Whiikey,
received from Mr. CHARLES WHARTON, Js.. of
Philadelphia, and having carefully tested it, I am
pleased to state that it is entirely free from poisonous
or deleterious substances. It is an unusually pure and
fine flavored quality of Whiskey.
JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D.
New York, Sept. 3,1868. Analytical Chemist.
Dskit Eta: We have carefully tested S the - sample
ept. 9,
of
Cheatnut-Orove 'Whiskey which you sent as , and And
that it contains none of the poisonous substance known
las Fuels Oil, which is the characteristio and Iniruicaui
ingredient of tho Whiskeys In general use.
Very reepsctiully,
BOOTH, GABRBTT, & OAHAO,,
Analytical Ohetnlata.
To CHAILSO WHAIITOS, Jr., No. 72 Bonth TRONT
Street, Philadelphia 0c.12-dtjall.
VeRAIMIES.--u Pinot Osatillon," Marett,
AS, and o th er Cognate of various .arint.ver, in ha/2
pi ea and quarter narks • Fellerolsin thaehello Bram:lieu,
pale and dark; in half pipes, half auks, and one-eight'
casks. Imported end for gala by
HENRY BOHLEN CO,
OEB2 231 and 228 South fourth etre&
tiotele anb litstanrants
A RCADE HOTEL,
CHESTNUT STREET, *
ABOVE SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA . -
CONDUCTED OM THE Eunorman PLAN. -
A new leftee for a tore of years having been obtabud
for this POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT, It orlireon.
fine to be conducted u heretofore, on the European
plan, and the prises remain nuchangedois :
Root PER DAT 500. DINNER Sic. lIRRAILTASR 3 / 4 1SD
TEe IiON, 3440. . .
The house has been thoroughly renovated, and every.
thing done to make guests emnfortable. The chambers
are heated In winter by means of Steam Pipes, for wkleh
no extra charge Is made.
There is no bar kept in the house to be a /mares of
annoyance to 'mete.
The accommodations are dedgned wholly for bulnese
men—hence no ladles are received.
trr- This house is never closed day or night.
J. D. BROWN,
N. DR YOUNG,
DONE' HO '
IiAItItISBURG, P.. , (P•eated In 1857 j
ELEGANTLY PURNMINIL
NOW OPEN TO VISITORS.
r0y29,3 , • WILLB 00VIRLY, Proprietor.
iThE LA.NEY'S SALOON AND RESTAtr
.IS RANT. N. E &mar THIRTEENTH ael
CHESTNUT Streets, Mattileiphia.
no 3 3mo WM. A Die LANEY, Proprietor.
1 - PROSSER'S RESTAURANT, No.
461 • 808 MARKET F treat, four doors above EIGHTH,
South ,Ide, Philadelphia. Oysters , fitewed, Roasted,
Fria, Pickled, &a., Sce.,,for Rome CODDIIMptiOII and
Transportation. N. B.... Dinner from twelve to three
o'clock... • •
eobarra.
FIIGUET & SONS, • -
PO* Importers of HAVANA CIGARS,
..,11 028 216 South FRONT . "R
...
LAVANA oiGlng.-106,000 La Flor
1-11. de la Havana Ist, 2d, and Ida, Just arrived per
brig ,4 May Queen? from ,Ravans in store. and for
sale by WILLIAM H. YEATON,
se2l-tt ' No. 216 booth FRONT Street
VIGAILO;OABANAS AND PANTAGAS
SUGAILS.—A °bolee of these onlobtaWl
brands on board brig ‘, Now Bra," Maly expected Iron gimps, sad tot We Icor, by OHABLIZ UTE;
(New) 188 Went street, below &mold;
sal •-• • , Stor y
QEGARS.--A LARGE' ASSORTMENT.
constantly on hand, and for sale at reduced pricei.
Fresh invoices monthly; direct Troia Havana.
- •E. D. SCOFIELD;
No. 837 OftESTlfffr Street s ander Girard Beau.
n02.11C.0 . , • , „
-......mo•••••••••••=ft
(7i 7 trat : I IGAR . 50p,001,. one
7 brand; In gore and for sale by WAI. IL YZA.TON
2 6 South VROIfT St. " . , nab
A iiLsoPr l s TALE. ALE—In A
ionitatt 'Bawl Oft 7iaudln Castiiia-lionee atom,
for ago by WILLIAM YBATON 3 310 path /MONT
Mont. i 294
IL IRVIN.
...Capt. J. D. CLAWS.