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•
- lIAMILTON , BROWN AND BLEACHED
FLANNELS:
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B. W—OfIASE & SON,
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VOL. 4.r--•NO 39.
4 _WILLIAM H. ROESTMANN & SONS,
PIPTII , AND CHEERY STREETS,
,(.Bjljomilig the AfanufaCtory,) •
Invite the attention of buyers to their Fell *took of
LADIES' DRESS '
ARD
cLoAt , TRIMMINGS,
colsruisino
FANCY DEESS GIMPS, coops, BINDINGS, .
VELVETS. FEINGES,,
SILK AND GILT BELTING®, BUTTONS, DRAWS,
BERTRAS, &c.
x Our news/took of
BURL& ZEPHYRS, SHETLAND WOOL, .1:4.,
3d very large and embrneeS a full itno
of all colors and shades.
Our facilities for home production, as well as direst
ooramunication with foreign markets, enables us to offer
inducements to' purchasers, - set..lnt
SEWING MACHINES.
Wah'ELER & WILSON,
SEWING MACHINES,
625 04.F8TNOT BTRUL,P;IWOOND FLOOR.
10M4m
HARRIS' ROI:MOIR ,
.SEWING MACHINE.
Nu. I—FOR PABGLY ÜBE.
No. 2—A NEW MACHINE. FOR QUILTING AND
HEAVY:WORK.
Both, sew, from two spool without the trouble dm.
winehtig and rims with little or no noise.
kffirs°,l l 2442BAV Ratitzh. it'ader'slad,
W . P.UHLINGER & CO.'S
BELUTTLE AND DOUBLE-LDOP STITON
SEWING MACHINES.
FAMILY ME,
TAILORS
skotsmuns,_
savoLvaa, rte.,
No. - MS ARCH STREET.
Pees of SHUTTLE MACHINE, SAO.
Facie of DOUBLE-LOOP STITCH MACHINE from
fad upward&
The simpleet and' moat MS.:dent =whinee meoe
featured for ell Mode i use.
P. MACHINE BILK, COTTON. NEEDLES.
OM *to.. oonsteuali on head. ' he-dm
WILCOX 85 GIBBS? SEWING MA
-4 Zoi 'Llitr a m o t MigrainfulterViei for
its erior excellence. B r a ce la
,W
CHESTNUT
FAIR BANKS''eaIe 'Werehoue, XIS
feB-tf •
PERFUIEIERY.
GRIST X. 4153 .430.4
,•, . •
PERIANZRS aND IMPORTE&,
• • • &WM 113010VID
tw. a 3 SOUTH FOURTH srusET,
. Five doors above thew former stand,
h. 6.1 ive- rantheeed. ell the =tens% inoulde
.hei m of Atte late nu of T Paratte & Co.. (No. ne
PANitdat MA./ and tusve . added all their styles to their
otneveziety, with many new ones for the breeebt ima
m=Woking the races riomplete aesortiaetie orany house
In entry._
C. & Co. outline the tnapertatiou of
• `, DRUGGISTS' • Aitriczles,
•of vehioh their It is woven complete. Thgp *lll
None banshee in it' Attention to thewaetrot their
0440Meilia sn thie. aeod,atialit7 0 thew
r , , .
„, and-tool
PAPER. IEtKPIGINGS.
IAPE4-H,!iNqrpulf.-
- , , - • (FALL witA3,:w.)
. • • ,
' .HOWELL & ;BOURKE.
-Baring Nis - owed to theirnw.litow ,
Comma AND MAR= writHETS,
AJ• tioyi aresurd to otter to the Trade s base sad
Attila asitortment of
• ;
WALL PAPERS.' c. • • •
80.110.11118.,
; - .:•• IMRE SOKEENS, • `.
WINDOW . CURTAIN GOODL &c.,
.A 1 1 ,4 tbe 'salted And beet' liesiener frail/ the les est
,
Anteed article to the Ewalt • , ' '
GOLD AND VELVNT.DBOORATIoNB • •
- S Beet - tliera and Western merchants will doirell to 'Welt
th4seta.bUeYviaat'of ' • -- • ' '
HOWELL k , BOUEKE,
Er: E, cOENES Munn AEA MARKET STREET%
Atas-zin , ,PiIiVADEZ,VE [A. • .
UMBRELLAS.
SLEEPER & FENNER.
WROLEEFALE MANUPACTURERE
, • • -• or
DMDRDLLAS AND PARASOLS,
NO. 326 MARKET STREET,
• • rooanztratn,
ses now making WOW , Shan
wiwa ncreanuto DIPWWIONT VAOIZTLWEI OW OWORELL/E1
Of_rrellrlOZO. from tg 42inohos. •
w r l h iaV a tl . & l .'B l Eiln iVer lntmkikol %ret
.tookt ere. *lncadoi amairu NOVLMS, n otr with
altoM ulkr
HARDWARE.
MOORE, HE NEIZEY, do CO.
• " ARE NOW OPENING
THEIR , PALL STOOK OF
__ HARDWARE. •
487 MARKET, aott 416 COMMERCE STREET
,ea-Sm
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
DE FOREST,
ARMSTRONG, ea 00.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
73, 77, 78, 81, 83 ,E 8/
DUANE STREET,
NEAR BROADWAY,
OFFER FOR SALE A NEW AN]) ELEGANT
STOOK of DRY GOODS for the FALL, TRAM:,
nutted to an sections of she entztlrive They are opening
weelar.
t I ~..•~ ~ _:_ Q
W-AMBUTTA
.PRINTS,
IN NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES. TI EBE
CELEBRATED PRINTS are , the CHEAPEST and
BE now sold in the UNITED STATES, and they beg
leave to call the particular attention of dealers to them.
, au 24-nn
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY,
PURE OILER
WINE VINEGAR,
Green Gluier, Mustard Seed, Spiced, &0., ace.
All the requisites for Preserving end holding perPosel
ALIIERT C. ROBERTS.
. . - DEALER IN
. . . FINE GROCERIES..
. Comer FIEVENTE sed.VINE Streets,
NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA,
vntqINIA, LOUISIANA,
Anti ether unourrent iamb bought at low rater,
WORK, MaOOl7OH, & CO.,
No. 38 South THIRD Street.
JELLYIST,. 11380.
. ,
NIW, PIANO AND CHANGES.
" idNIIDNANTS IN *ANT OF - NLANN BOOKS Assn
be sunned from a Tarr superior assortment roads from
Idnep stook, or mide to order.
WiaIIANIXD AT LOW Talent.
WM. F. At MIDDY h SOWS
NEW !TORE.
Stationers, Lithograpbersi and Letter-Presr. Prieto!
' ' arhir OT sAir LEDGRIt.
' - onAtartup Street.
Sea iri,tt • r • •
41110CTtlIP r EN g TLN.E.--200 bble r
a aptg
Att"."WtVttiVivtki
elpik .
SR;trPrtrataitiral";
SILK AND DRY, GOODS JOBBERS
JOSHUA L. BALLY,
, IMPORTER AND JOOlll9l,
NO. Ma MARMOT ST.,
Hai now open a
LOOP. 'AND BEitipFUr.,
Amieriment of
DRESS GOODS
sua
SH'AWL►t
. Of the
NEWEST AND CHOICEST STYLES,
At the
LOWEST :P RIO E S.
no attention of cub and prompt six-months bnyorn
is invited. se -tf
LARGE MW ATTRACTIVE STOOK
VOR
FALL' AND WINTER, BALES.
SHORTRIDGE,
73ft0'1 1 HER. & CO.,
. IPtIP6R.TptB . AND JOBBERS,
,• -tie: MARKET STREET, and
tio. 4 l ln 6 s )I o 2EOE 4NT
rHIL ADEL PEIA.
RICAN SrerLEuandFANsOYPORKIOf andAME-
R Y 6 - D .
.31.0tud with it view to the, intermits of CASH and
prompt SIX-MONTRS' Dealers. to which they invite
the attention of tho trade. N. b.—
A FUIrt.L STOCK
VlVllETAlletlefir i *Alairintfitrt t i;
be found elsewhere.
Orders executed uromptly, at. LOWEST MARKET
RATER. se4-2m
SILKS
FANCY DRY GOODS.
IMORTATIONS FOR FALL, M.
M. L. HALLOWELL & Oo .
333 111.5.8.K1:T
UT NORTH FOURTH. tiTHEIST,
ASO prepared to offer to, the trade their usual varied
arsortment of Roods, purohoaol on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
.By experienced buyers, iu the Drinairal
MAN SFACTURINU CITIES 01 0
These have been selected with oaro for
ruterr-uLAtiq TRADE,
be oilbredat - 'lUtoco to Command attention.
CLOSII BtTTßae, from alt ;notions of the country, aro'
invited to inepeot our 'stook.
Tzzate;-,834. months credit to, Iderohente of un
doubted 'tending, or mix ton cent. dleopunt for cash
Twelve per cent, per annum amount for dvanoe
payments. ace-than-4m
CLOAKS ! CLOAKS !
TO
WHOLESALE BUYERS.
EVERY NOVELTY OF THE BEASON.
ar
111 F: LOWEST GASH Nuous.
1 hierohtoe ova taaterials desuld,
HENRY- '.13.7;EN5,,
ee4.2m'No.4s eontii Street,
A W. LaTI'LE as CO..
SIPX, CIPPPS.
...No...ste MARKET 'STREET.
F ALL ' " ' 1860.
OfiAFVEEK, STOUT. & Co.
-FOASION AND 111:44$8170 ,D4TOOODII.
,9,219.9 m 699 MARKET STREET.
WOLIF,
FOREIGN AND LIONIIITIO DRY GOODS,
X 36 DUAKET BTJUIET,
Uftk'aNdlovl.Bl,x!lnc.litite Jitteete, pi all sections
e invited to in examination of our Stoolt sue-Brn•
-
R E M 0 V A L.
In consticuenoe of the destruotion by fire of thesr .
TOM STRUT BROM.
YARD, GILLMORE. & CO.
iIAVE REMOVED
TO
NO. 610 CHESTNUT ST..
SOUTH SIDE, ABOVE MTH.
PTILLAMPLPUIA.
They live now open AN ENTIRE
NEW STOOK
•
OP
SILKS' AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, GLOVES, RIBBONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,¢ c. ,
Together with a LARoE ASSORTMENT of
STAPLE AND FANCY
WHITE GOODS.
'EMBROWEBIES, LAVES, MANTILLAS, ;to.
}laving received but a /matt portion of their
FALL IMPORT.ITIONS,
eretieue to the fire; they aro enabled to diepLer
A NEW STOCK.
to whisk they invite the attention of their Customers
and Buyers seuerodly.
WIIRTIS. AUSTIE. &
MoVEIGH,
IMPOS.T.ERS AND JOBBEIRSI
IN
DRY GOODS,
No. 311 ALMON Street, above 'Mild.
p °
kale' A r min,
enrt Auette.,_
lannltop I'. molreleli, rumninarnte.
obn S. Wanner,
garb Burgin, nul-em
FALL AND WINTER.
CLOAKS & MANTILLAS
• run inn •
WHOLESALE TRADE. -,-,
tiotITRURN ,14,1 WESTERN MEROttANTS-NTI.
Ink Medium to rot•olaso 900DS, aro Invited to' ttl•
opoot our OWok,wkwlL wo ofor
- LOW PRICES.
AND UN LIBERAL MEALS.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
Tirz PARIS MANTILLA and CLOAJC Empolunt
708 CHESTNUT STREET
e.,2-tra
12 WOOD, MARSH, HAYWARD,
IMPORTERs
• AND
WHOLESALE DEALER:B IN .
DRY GOODS
.01}
OLOT,nING;
NO. 309 RISSKET STRIT.
pailand Winter Stook now oomnleto and re ,J for
buyers. , • , • no-!
Ipit' thSINESS MEN ARE. ADVERTISING
I TZN a tilhe o lt.ent raliwnvanera. of Otte and Country—at
• L 101(. 00.1 K,: & 00..
I RtacYMAtile E tte NT iff
< 1 OW , ii Ori
. . ,
WWII/WM 'OTITARS; ADVga
aluir9l4DE IN morr AND
g otig h esp r A,rbu!hera pr!!)011,)
-
"
tit •,c4 -" pot:tutor
, • 001,4 ,
.Ati(VT.
; • a4ll, - NI • Mn
' AK - 0442402t. Fleltittrtt - ONR-1. - cise
- formats: WrantEgu a.
, & B " T
allo 4 7 and 4 IYortMatTl6l et,
~~ ~~~~,
Tatar/ S TBEET,46iIiiiN 4 / 1 0E&ES
THE attention 'of Buyers is
PEPS:H.
FALL 121.000 M.
13,411i1); n Co.;
, INIPOSTERS AND JpßßEita
OW, •
No. 4 . 7 NORTX vlii4) smaskr,
Would respectfully invite . the I:01Am of the trade to
their
LARGE AND wELL•SELEOTED
.-VELEt3I-1 FALL.:GOODS.
*lab elm are now. opaline. WaiLredidy tit raasiot
kindi- of frion and &imble [Dada, Call and
exaS,, , nna oiiratook. 147-21 n
' '
el.atin c
18600 FALL TRADE. lafrolle
BUNN, RAIGUEI 4 & 00..
IDIPORTERB AND JOBBERS
Or 4 •
s 14
FANCY DRY GOODS,
NO. 137 NORTH THIRD STREET,
ARE NOW PREPA RED TO OPFER TO TILE %%RADE
GENERALLY AN UNUSUALLY kv
AT P RACTLVE STOUR OF 000 n& I.'
PiLitt),
R 111130149,
DRESS GOODS,
WU. TV; c 3901313, 1.;MBROIDER111, LAW/.8. •
CLOTHS, GASSIMEEMEI, VESTINWS, lIOIIIIItY
GLOVES AND TRIMMINGS.
Togetherwith a full sad varied stook of
FALL APO)
WINTER SHAWLS.
To alt of whtofl thoy invite tho attontion of
.CARIi AND PROMPT SIX MONTHS' BUYERS,
0 2 . Bullet, V. C,_.13
H. M
R, IGUEL, W. W. KURTZ,
V. BUNN. '
tu.25-2111 8.
FALL; IWO.
1860.
RAIGUEL. MOO ;E. lit (gO.„
MILL 220 MW 1.121 NORTH
THIRD I:3I.IIEET,
HAVE POW urtar TOE LAIWEBT MID MOST
COMPLETE STOCK
F,FLEN,OH,
PRITISH,
AN.
DOBIEBTIO
DRY GOODS
Thos have over oared, and to vthioh the attootton of
DAM AND ODORT-TIME BUYERS
Is respectfully solicited.
leir For variety =l4 ooloprbiteuess in,si l its 4 part
moats, mit prosout track °fora Induciontoota to buyer.
uneutpaised by Stlf other home. 'suU•iut
JAMES.
SANTEE.. a; 00.,
•
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
or
DRY GOODS.
NOS. 2119 AND 241 NORTH TRIED OVISET,
• ABOVE RAC%
ftesseottidis invite the attention of Buyers to their
usual
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO GOODS,
Among which will be found a general assortment of
PHILADELPHIA-MADD GOODS,
Also, a large variety of new and confined styles of
PRINTS, IttERRIMACK SECONDS, Ac,
aull•sm
THOS. MELLOR 8a CO..
NO. 8 NORTH TitlitD 15111=T,
IMPORTERS
Or
lioSlEltx.
MATS MID DRAWLRB,
BAIALT. WARES, &c,
Taps,. MaLLou Jou H. MELLOR,
lIDWARD BRIM, tiEO. O. EVAN&
sul7•2m
F ALL, • .1860.
COOPER, PARHAM.
WORK, .
Impoitorm,MOnulaotarara, and Jobbora of
HATS, CAPS, FURS.
LAD
STRAW GOODS,
NO. Dl NORTH THIRD STREET, Wow ARO%
BUILADELPHIA.
MILTON COOPER. , WM. M. MIHAIL
ROBERT y. WORE.
Ofir Fan Stook now oomploto and ready for bumf.
lan r-lai
SONVEIL.BARNES. ea 00..
BOOKSELLERS AND rußLlsmits,
No. 37 NORTH THIRD SWEET ,
Lower aide. above Mar);at Strag,Tklladalpt22,
Invite the attention Doolun3llorelatUadfry mar
nuantittarlf Yeri c largo stook or So °of kg, pub.
linegint Inland o heroitlee. torn's; with manna -
ous.and Blank 800 e t Parr, an Stationery aenerailr.
areisuoilenere 0 MOT nogniar works,
among wlttoh are rho [(Almon :
TILE CENTRAL HOLD RV:HON,
DY'COL. WILLIAM OILPOI,I
(Late of the 13. S. Army.) •
ILLUSTRATED BY_ NUMEROUS MAPS,
One vol., /Ivo,' bonod In sloth. Prioe fi1.15 and a liberal
• • ateodnnt tops trade.
This batik taarouounaed the molt wonderful, ealeutt
ao,'and aornprehensive gesture on the geography of oar
oontutent ever Subilaharl• '
SCHOOL BOOKS:
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.. .. 26 oti .
By E. BROOKS, A. M.;
p r a mor aldfithogiatioe in Pennsylvania State Nor.;
rnal Bohool.
, Llberal tarrae,for introduation. • , •
WHITE'S 0.0P3t4300101.:
BY T. MAX WHITE,
President of PenneylvinialDommeralal Collage, •
PPL, 1 4E, 41APS.
Whi;;lmiries of SIX SUPERB MAPS iq noirplotted
fn almost °try' eahoal ofAuto to the , Vnlon whore gen,
graphy fe taught, and haw no equal. Prior San for full sat
of gm traps, or dllnfor set of heinumnere mate alont3.l:l
0418T-STE,RE, BRILLS.
FOR CIFURORRO,.FIRD 44nm, 0,,
8031 OWLS 3ti
NAYLOR do CO.,
sslo 00101EiteE Stra•a
9 ' ; • AirrtVitPAY, *tipTENOR 15, 1860.
Jimmy Jone II and line Parrot:
BP Paz Saki? OP POwaft BALL.
digunY Jones, not over prudent,
ma 4 &Per, prud
. - - A nd-kne conduct. sea h u sband,
• - Led Nem,* domestic strife.
• ' • Once he boisititerlett/rTOt,
_AO Etas • tor t pa , $ .
7. x04 v ii h g r y e i tt o *lni e.
, ' ," „ oh. Fci,e l . l 4 imit . M4 l f it l ldt " a ttreter h ge l rd f t 4
,-..... On . . ~„ 2 tookt 'pat snob nonsense
du your g .tor. , ,uetialne head t
:.*.l? ecrttliti i il ° _, o 3o,V i ri2,4 : . _
'l.'l2lll'lmin . o v i ettit morron g ,
andym parrorehelpl need I
44 \lairs waistiarqlotliss for Bayley,
the money fooled *War
For t at squalling. bawling perr9t.
For a deems cost vottld par.'
" Tetra; MY dear." replied the husband,
- -VOltt emu V 9 yar/ otraill
' ' coutd 1 boy a °oat?' The parrot
Q.htoltbtatutWered : • ol'kowylit HALL :" '
" Tc.l4:6lr a gilll P h ' ..o.ln r , t d . ,, k , : g l y b!eard?
Moro? on us I dialnit.niag.„
Did you hear that cunning Dud?"
"Yee; I did," replied the aueband.
„i tii " i i IIIWU e t olt i tt4bl t h e eute
- Awa n but a r,l34‘6,== l
It ai 'bought, and fifteen dollars
On the suit he really awed.
fare. JoetwatrOgled. deliyhted,
~ • ~ reeili,dttXtiteyrigiiretutore been shaved!
4 401ut taatcherhng pie earrot ~
Whiehl r ,p, rot such a KIWI.
1 imp nm other aim's
}]lied mere
Wietla TOWS* HALL.
" You Missives' tne ti o. of Polly
• ' -' et V i inal e griis,l4rel:
.. oh VI box a reps or me! - t ,
" YOr intglten sett now for clothing
Will to very, very small,
Ard well maim a iLst Of Polly
For flier saying ' TOW2It HALL, P "
Our nook - pt . Fall and Winter Clothici is now Cull and
(templet°, adapted to every market, and unequelled for
vanetv. style, Raid make. 'I he attentiria4Ml2Asaie
and Retail bison is invited, at TO "HUD.
628 MaRKOr g u est, Phlladelahla. • ':, - 't • -
,I ' ' - 1110tNIITT:R ,OA. .
FAY,'
- Alec:JAI/LIU P 4. Co..
CARPET, jinx UFACTIIRSILS.
GLE ECHO MILLS, GEIOL&NTOWIT,
Also. Importers and Dealers in
CARPETINGS.
OIL CLOTHS.
N r,, ATTINGS. RUGS. /Re.
WAREHOUSE, 509 CHESTNUT STREET, •
(Opposite the !Stets Rouse.)
&taunt and weatom majors aro roapactfuny Invited
le eelaut7-9a, aul7-2zu
1000 BOYS' ULOTIIINO. 100
FOR FALL BUSINESS,
YOUTHS' AND BOYS' READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
Mao, on hand, Lerge stook of GOODS to order, from
A.H3EIHELT BLILDINB6,
red-tlatultu TENTH and CHESTNUT strain".
KELLY & DOI-IhRTY,
TAIL OHS,
31 and 33 BOVTII FIFTH 83:1thia,
lUVI IVItT ILIM - 7n lIIIIR
NIL •AND • Will TER STYLES,
- , Together HIM s largo serortutent of
. NEw AND FASHIONABLE sons,
To whigh, the wpblio are invited to examine.
solo 5m
MILLINERY GOODS.
No. $1 SOI7TI SECOND STREET.
I . heco Acre, Mtn c complete apeortmeut of RIB
BONS. SBA'HIERS, FLOWERS, and BONNET MS
TBRIALet ell the molt feabloneble oolore and etylee.
STRAW GOODS,
SLarite atairtment of Vernon and Continental Hata.
with Feathers to matoh, to which I call tho attention
of MERCHANTS AND MILLINERS.
Prices are LOW, end great froluoeme u ts will be
offered to Cash and responsible Purchasers. au24-Im
FALL. 1860.
LINCOLN. WOOD,
41,7 NICI-10.LS.
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
Ethic) Nook bolow the Girard Home,
STRAW AND BILK
BONNETS,
Fitmou FLowEits,
PEATHERS,
BIBBONS.
Children's and bliss&
BEAVEI4 HATS.
The largest and fullest amortraeut of the kind iu the
au2l-tutheBni
THOS.KENNEDY&LBRO.
7 2 U
CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW EIGHTH,
Rays °posed s SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of
FRENCH FLOWERS, HEAD DRESSES,
FEATHERS, RIBBONS, STRAW GOODS,
•ND
BONNET MATERIALS.
Ex LOW pßieu.
vit FALL. 1860.
RIBBONS. BONNETS.
ApD
MILLINERY ROODS EXCLUSIVELY.
We havo now on hand, and daily reoelvtut, a large
and handsome assortment of
ILIEBONE, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BONNET MATERIALS.
STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS, "
MISSES' AND INFANTS' EATS, SEMMES. &0 , ,,
FRENCH AND AMMIOAN FLOWERB,
FEATEBES, RUCHES,
AND EVERY °TREE ARTICLE IN THE
MILLINERY LINE,
To highthe attention of the trade Ls &rooted.
BOMBED', BROOKS, & CO.,
aula..2m 43.i.Atunc:1 4 Street, North side,
t v , MRS. M, S. BISHOP, NO.- 1010
igrALOHERTNUT street nest dodr td the St. Lsw
"acOrethSlBoegetaoaßloss"di ittl a t tlai
spineAsnopr pr vs* roil Ls furnish hiTh
• eres4 ll 4 Orchard;
with vattrri sPle. •• _ • ; - n om m
',OIOSI,BI,4IaItNISAIIIV, GOODS.
• I'V[SOO,l7-4ets of the firm' of Win
'4o" 1 0htlitei ib 6oft•-bEfentmtooll PURNIBII
tlyatA,•and SHIRT litittiriPAHTofty,_Bl4
yripari i t FtrPott (no!irty cregooe pe Girard Hord),
8 'voi,uld reopeettnitreatibe itterition of hie
farms nerlorif and trienft so hitnewltordi and 12 pre
' 1 1Pa °l l " l 4 ll l tage ' YAW P rfilt a PliaP with
RO, t 'WA &Aim •
MORIN ,* - QUAYL.B 4 3
Aritirfttliryeipplicrt anom a
0 81&11E14
11111,0W21:11VINTIJ,
PILILADBIdiIdA.
VLOTILIICG.
F. A. HOYT al 13RO.
TIIIB DA OPINED,
11 , 1TU TUBIR USUAL ANSUMMENT UP
-MILLINERY GOODS.
"1860.
M. BEFMHEIBC
111 ALL TILEUL VARIETIEV,
&C., AU
rtss,
P %
41
SATURDAY, .SIPTEMBEt. 15, 1860,
Alextilidre Duma, and Garibaldi.
An able English journal,•called The Critic,
published in London, reviewing tbo Autobi
ography of Garibaldi, «edited by AleXanflre
Thusuiapf treats its readers with the account,
lately given by us of Tun Pares, of the true
origin, and real character of ,the work. We
said that an American publisher whe had paid
$6OO to Dumas for early sheets ;of tho book,
discovered by thO time that the tran i littor had
rendend twenty-four pages into English,Jhat
Dumas bad simply writterta abort :pr )faco,,oudl
for the rest of the work -had niMply 3toJen tLe
whole of Garibaldi's AutoblograpYy,
lated by Theodore Dwight, and Pu ilisttedld
Now York, last year; by Barnefail'urr. , _
The Critic has taken the tionble; of. cow.
paring Dumas with Dwight, and tao result
establishes tbei 414 ,of the , charge Faada by
Paiss. It print* two pages c Dwight
and two pages of Dumas, fn parallel 'columns,
and says : grAllowing for the tortuie which
must have been applied to the several sen
tences on their transformation from the origi
nal Italian into English, French, and then
Zqglish again, and considering the determined
'verPosity and affectation which..eharacterize
Denies, the two renderinge-atust low° Lad
the same origin. • And though, in tho rest of
his work, M. Dumas differs materially froM
Mr. Dwight, in soanuch as - he incorpotates the
memoir of Anitarwhich Mr. Dwight gives
separately (as,he received it from Garibaldi)
at the end, and in 'so much as ho works up
several scenes dramatically after his kind, in
stead of using simple narratives is Mr: Dwight
has done, and at, no doubt, Garibaldi him
self did, whenever M. Dumas does drop into
mere narration of, facts the fatal family like
ness is discernible. Seeing, therefOre, that
.Mr. Dwight, in his preface, positively. de
clarer-that his work is a translation, with
porrntssiou, of Ganbaldi's very
autobiography, and that M. Dumas; in two
notes at pp. 96, 124, makes the same avowal,
wo aro reduced to the necessity dr believing
either - that Garibaldi entrusted his RISS. to
two different persons at two different times,.
or that 'Ti!. Dumas amused himself! with a
little harmful piracy. At any rate, it is quite
clear that M. Dumas' is not _the only whiten
tic account. A significant fact is that the
actual autobiography in M. Dumas' edition
ends, just as , in that of-Mr. Dwight, at the
return to Montevideo. For though rat. Du.
teas gives ui Colonel Medici's account ot. the
leonabardy campaign. of .1848, that is not
Gailbaldpa .
,autoblograpltyy= add though
Dumas hinntieg obliges us with some effusions
of his own, that is certainly not Garibaldi's
autobiography; and though M., Dumas ob
serves! aria. 278, 'Front' this point the notes
lea by Garibaldi for us at his departure for
Sicily permit us to let him again speak for
himself, and to replace the pen in his own
hand : it is he, therefore, who is about to con=
tinue his Memoirs'—not many will see the•
sequitur, or admit that notes dressed up by ,
Dames are
_an autobiography by Garibaldi.
Thepiracy, if piracy it be, which is 'no
strangly.denounced by.the American writer,
startling instance of ilteiairy protligaey."'
W erg gllld haiA !tilts :confirmation of
our original statement. With itall kw:Madge
Of Dumas! Alltirough difibonekty is literasy
matters, w6hisliated ngt to, believe a bad re
portof him. In Charles Reade's new 'beck;
just published by Ticknor & Fields, and called
ic The Eighth Commaudreent,; l isa sketch of
a certain Auguste. Magnet, a distinguished
French roniailcist and dramatist, Which shows
bow much Mime' fame has been created by
thla .genius and! industry of' others. I When
Maquet was a' youngater, - wroth several
plays and•stofies, without making Much by
them, for be was unknown. .Ono Of these
playa, entitled ce lin Soir do Carnaval," was
proposed to a manager, and by him admired,
and declined according to the formula. Ge;.'
Bard, Maquet's friend, took it to Dumas. Du
mita liked it; Waved his-magle 'pen over it,
called it 1 93athelde," and sent it to a ma
nager, who accepted (t Rattelde" with teal.
'The manager ivad Monsieur Anttmor Joly.
tfßatheltle"• was played -with success. We
let Mr. !Reside tell what followed this fliat
connection of Maquet with Dumas
: The mete a dramatio story, called 66 Lo
Bon
homtae liuVat,"..and sent it to the Presse. Editor
kept it a month, and then declined it. As Magnet
psoed the Boulevards, smarting, be met Dumas,
mho asked him if he had nothing by blur. I have
only the_ "Donhomme Duvet," said Magnet, sor
rowfully.
Dwells pricked up his ears. "That Is a good
title,? said he. "Come, toll me something about
your Bonhommo."
Argot° glowed, and poured out a part of his
story.
"That will do; send me the MB," said Dumas.
"I am off to Italy to-night."
Dumas took the "13onhomme" with him, worked
on him, and in a few weeks the " Bonhomme"
came out and charmed all Europe as " The Che
valier d'Harmental."--Moantime, the fertile Ma
gnet produced "La Chainbre d'Asile," " Deux
MOM sur un Mar," "Le Beau d'Angennes," and
"Madame do Limiers." For the third time.
hazard united him with him Duman in "Antony,"
aria then was established on a grand male that in
telleatual animae to which the world owes the
most brilliant romances of tho century. "Les
Troia Mouspietalres," " La Maine Margot," "Tine
Fille du Regant," "La Guerra des Femmes,"
" Monte Christo" (pyramid of romance), "La
Chevalier tie Matson-Rougo," "Lea Quarante-
Conq," "Les hiemoires d'un Medloin," "La Tu.
lipe Noire," all these great stories were poured
upon the public with a rapldty that has scares a
parallel in the history of letters.
These stories, it will bo noticed, are Damns'
best—thoso out of which has mainly grown his
reputation. Magnet wrote them, Dumas
performed the nominal duty of revising them,
and,. as Mr. Reado says, "placed moat of
these great stories on the stage, and reaped a
double harvest of glory and of profit." Du
mas, as the great author, used to treat with the
publishers and managers, and pay Magnet
trillos on account. At last, when Dumas owed
184,000 francs to Magnet, (nearly $27,000), he
failed, and, at the age of thirty-eight, Magnet
had to begin the world again.
Mr. Reado does not mention these incidents
aarnovel; for they are Well knewn. In 1845
Paris was startled with - full 'particulars, iy a
patuplfict called "La Maison Alexandre Dn-
Inas otiCampagnie,"tindilso in Mr. Alphonse
klKilies''panaphlet a Snrle MereAntelisme Litte
mire."
- They were subsequently related, in a sting
ing biography •Dumas; in ""Lea Contem
portals " of Eugeno , .do Mireconrt, and, on
looking, even" now, into M. 'Vaporoau'd Dic-,
tionnaire Universal des. Centifigieralns, the
charge is repeated - in the biographies of Mar
guei and of Dumas,. and,
.thit names are given
of twelve other writers, (alba',•whom aubse 7
quently attained celebrity when on their
own account,) who helped:Wes Magnet did
—that is, whose brains he made fame end gold
ont of, as he did out of Auguste Magnet.
The notoriety of. Dumas' Want of honesty,
in literary labor,- wade us credit the story of
his ha'bing bodily stolen the whale of an Ame
riCan G1141;404 and !old ids translated
thatt to an Anterlean•.publlsher, and we are
pleased to find our course juatified and c; en
dorsed" by — our English contemporary, The
Critic.
A DeanlG SowlE-14/111017GII TAB CLovns
AL - 13triouNG BALM:W.—no New York 57772:
of yesterday says: "M. Copple, an aeronautical
pupil of the renowned Godard, advertises to make
an ascension tomorrow, (SaturdaV,) in Jones'
'Wood, by miring of rarided or bested air, in a • pa
per balloon: The balloon is of ahout4o,ooo cubic
feet capaoltyonade s
_of stotit-*anilia' paper, and
with stripe of muslin glued ovetilte seams. • For a
height of three yards from t4o iletto4 the piier is
also lined with muslin, for the purpose of holding
np the oar, which is to: be attached. beneath. Tho
air is to be heated by banning 'straw, or some other
light oemb , nstible,, under . ttie,balloon, nntil it Is
well in fl ated, when the car will be hooked on, and
the:reckless aeronaut carried- cif.. When the air
cools, Mt caopple ~ h is the pleasant prospect of
ithertiver he May:happen to bo, with-,
11 10 ?Fr )l i !lif: l l , ,r o lp,r., 00,T 1 ,t.folppg
• hie fa'dvb
tuto sritich given by's gai halleeni, and ' should
t- buret' , wear while, be le in mid-air, the 00nP8-
quagga at too disagreeable to oentemplate."
RELI gapus, .I.IIITE'LLIGENCE;
The Seeoedl'iestitteriatt" Church.
This is one of the Oldeet-ietahlished ohne:thee la
Philadelphia; havidi leen' fenildedln 1743 . The
present large ind - certitiredieur edified of thecen
liekethin,.ets. &tenth r itriel, hiSche Ares, ihel' 2
*Netted Id 1 18$7•, *tient tile tidier theidlireptiderteek
,place hatinienarbee ire new known' it the Ott and 1
eimellealerebrenehte ol the: pritibytorips Chilinithi'l
beteg lOW VRt1 1 4 4 91 1 21 1 9 thelersoyo them; and 1
eeedeteg, presr , fadly, on !, elm old platt'orte of !
fruth andfeith, and 'Sinai!, 'cdaltelog loyalty to
the broad Cilibtialiiedoetrines 'which inspired the
plOneer reformitii: to whiter, ;udder Providence,
the Preabyterien 011ittift • meet ftc existent*, - The
history of tbe'orlgin of the -Second Pearbyterian
Church is replete with iatersatewhether retorted
in the liallkii - thW ;Mallet aireeinsetanoPe admit.
,ins Its hirth, the , FannTtna4 nhereater, ell UMW who;
werojetshily lenstnantentslAnfoSed e ing4ifeebr Abet
.bi ro l l PN*4 4 °Rd i -1,%"/ 13 h !P,l P. O titute 4 It ,
itit'S nimi tarot, Memblersuip: . . - . e e l
, ' Its'existence waq oradieh-in'Ond Veth elnette
pratteliableieviralliv4cirded in therilfgi uswinate
ef Aratiteea; the ConteMtinter'efittlfrpi I exist
'litu
Imes, if seretery teetitmeitiresit having 'Peen laid
by theeteitiente.divinise-Whiteleld and Tangent.
During the hundred and seventeen years of its ex
, istenee,ten have luieleateree init. U 1,134 pest sal
oboe, of wheat thendaistry of; the llov. l D.4intee'
"Way wee the lengeit, havieg mewled twenty-nine
years. With the exception of Dr. Slt , i ei, and
the Rev. C. W. MI tde,lhaleiritientl s 4.lrefi
theta tete have tee thalf - ' t i c' Li 1,..3 La
From itie ' e don has
excerpted cis honored plies among e:ble elmrelses' of .
our My, both from the en:finer:oa Mite - p.*om awd . ,
the number and respeetability of its tueraterne
Among the letterthere at the present time, seve
ral of our most, distinguished citizen, * ' some of
whoM haVeierietithe city'and Rtateo t id otlieis
are Widely knewri'eurnemilinshe - Mein re of the
cartons learned prothasionS, descendinisi in many
need, Of no fees - diatinghlehed sifes:' ' Of those who
have recently been atrielseu, front the roll of 11 3 '
living membership, the names of Charles Mann- ,
eeel drudge John If. Sane, his lamented son, Dr.
Elisha Rent, the great.Aretic explorer, (whose able
biographer, Dr. William Elder, is Leo wane@ ted
with this church,) an-I the late non. Rid Jones;
aro familiar to all. , -,
Some idea of the influence exerted, by this
eitureh outside its own immediate sphere may be
gleaned from the foot that to its efforts the .ttis' tepee
of the following aerobes in thin city aro largely at
tributable: The Pint Church, in the Northern.
Liberties, in charge of the Rev. Ti Je Shepherd;
the Ninth Churob, now located at Sixteenth and
Sansom streets, the pastoral charge of the Rev.
Will. lelsolcwood; the Niftb, better known as the
Arch-street Church, in charge of Rev. De. Wads
worth; the Seventh Church, Bread - above Chest
nut, Rev. James Al. Crowell Pastor, and the Cen
tral Church, corner of Eighth . and Cherry streets,
in charge of Rev. Henry- Steele Clarke,D.D
Surely, in view of this, tho Second Ch4c, bee
neither been slightly blessed, , nor dieletinored in
her progeny, and the latter will hardly t;eitate to
say as much of
„their maternity. . .
Deeply imbued with the boneezent eleinents of
theaCiWietian religion; iti expounded end practiced
by Its leirdediateelubdoes, this olinreh hi always
iontilbttted its fulfahare iti theestsblish eat and
tuippott of the benevolent institutions of t e day ;
and if it lies not the honor , of herieg' eidOblistied
theAut thunlayeichcol in, &aeries in -the mama
tion of • ele.pnbito, there is a respec table plea eon
taitted in the late Coenelies C. Ottyler'scentenuary
sermon, preaehed in this church, Deeeniber ad,
1845, that by right it bewailed to tide distinotion.
Certain It is, that tiarit;g many years it has con
tribUted vigorously and wisely to feateringearetexe i
tending this gieekturearY of the Gllkrsh mid' in'
dice respect the eiample set hi - Pastor, el ders, and
members is worthy 'oftheltigheitAktaimendatioria-:',
viz t Thitthe edricaticai and superintend ence of
, the solsoola'are isetwittinpoo'aued .to tb# yolini
and inexperiehaeleetTo a great entaufeehe present:
Ceagregetionie made- up of Addnicale , that lere
. . 1 ? I ,etz Ai* tegitlarnai Vie 6 / 14 1,t1it L11431114-
-
-reklette of„fetsttlise comp o sing it, *ugh h teW Of
,the Priinitlie Stook /Maude to perpetuate theft
.
na .rne . and lin ,
eage.
i
.
Thri4teeint edifies of. this ohnieh, I created,.
- twort ty- three Yoabf kit' under the' etiperle anaemia 1
of a committee, consisting of Dr: Id. lir Pitts:sots
, arel 'edged: Reßante is one, of thermos{' ohaste
;and beantlfaL in , PhiladelPhis.J 'At a resent dite,
the leetrestigtef debt. upon itaritlienidated by
tho congregitien. 3 l and Witidarelespitet routuner the
entire 'lnterior hat Meet, thoroughly_ renovated
Thelattar Marked Imp rovement to Its Internal:see:
peiraha is ,meinly , iine to an iiid,hdi in the
afinroh', honorably ,00nneated With !evert' et Its
'most prominent' meteor. 41} , 'tlie"ithre%prittlng
' efforts of this derietrid lady, the biliding bas been '
Placed in iisatly the "tame oondition and 'style of
finish in which it was bequeathed to the 'present
generation, and was thee. reopened for divine wor
ship onfinuday, the,2,l instant..
~ t
:It may be field, pith
.trtith,that ! . in. coninnelna
'iiegthis labor of loye,,,thaveneetehlo 44 y teferrld
to, *twee irtie . wonmily,medesty forbi ds oar using
her nine in this MARC - Way, Ina reared it fitting
in 'Munn tto the mem h ors - Of the demnift tee already
'named' who first directed 'the ereatfor, of -tide
handsome edition. As aModel of church architee
tare, we doubt If this edifleaela- excelled by any
other in this.country. .Exquisitely neat and har
monious in all Its detail's, there is an entice free
dom from the gorgeous, appendages which, in
doubtful taste, hat-a entered so largely Into the '
ornamentation of tnoderdetnirehes. The plan and
etyle of the building aid its infant - ire, from the 1 1
masaiie marble front to the smallest frescio erns-
ment ; the pure white marble pulpit; the bronze
pillars, the front of the organ, and even the figures
in the carpets of the aides, aro strictly Cirocion.
In a visit to this church a few days ago, in com
pany with a gentleman oonneoted with it, we ware
struck with the culture cad taste evinced in all' its
arrangements for the convenience and adtaniago
of the church's active operations in all its depart
ments. In the large It:stein-room, eve miiy note,,
cu posnont, is still preserved, in native use, a very
unique, and by no moans unsightly, glees chan
delier whioh once graced' the parlor of General
Washington's residence In this city.
The present condition of the church and oongrt •
getion Is In the -highest degree creditable to the
eminent and talented divine—thanes , . lifr-IShielde
_ . ..... .. __ —.... . . . .
NEM
—who, slime October 18, 1850, has officiated as
its pastor. There is a largo and remarkably steady
attendance upon the various services that are hold
in it on the liorti's Day, and during the werk, and
it lino mien compliment to. the ability of Mr.
Shields that his congregation; composed its it la
so largely of the elite of our city, without a single
exception that we have heard of, unite in ;bestow
ing their tribute to his worth as a pastor, minister,
and friend.
NOON-DAY PiI.AYED,MDIATINCiS.—The carti-dia
played In front of the pulpit, in- the Sanisom-street
Baptist Church, wherothe Noon-clay Untoay
t
or-meetings have been held, during the ilest two
years, containing the words,, i , .o..rorma . mt In•
etittition," bids fair to be a true prophe t'. More
than a year ago tho predietion was fteely sndnlgesL ',pa
in by those, in Whom probably the wish wits father result os i
to the thought, that their discontimiancelwas.in- for working, the
the
evitable ere long, as the attendance was gradually steam angina requires,
diminishing. This calculation was evidently stale- day, and three glands' are.
take, as, yesterday, .without-anything atiectal to Tin following in a calculation.
attract, we. found on entering et the appointed -.
hour a large worshipping assembly, the tiptoe being
nearly.filied. The devotional tone of the ineetings
also has manifestly improved. With regaid to the
mode of conducting them, there aro no dirges to
note. The three-minute bell is still is nee to tap
down persons engaging in either prayer or Exhorta
tion, 'whoSe.inental clock is so treacherous as not
td Interpol* a full stop at the end of the prescribed
limit. ' Bo far as the epoooh-making is concerned,
this bell-tapping may not be out of place, but the
idea of " ringing a bell to quit" on a grey-hared
patriarch while inc solemn prayer, uttering words
which, if sincere, must bo indited by the Spirit of
God, Is to many gratiog, and has doubtless-Pre
'rented some from participating in thole daily HOATIODLTDNE AND laTeltxrtfte.—A New
meetings who otherwise would. port correspondent gives tome gossip concerning a
' While the meeting was in Progreas; there were A garden, a gardener, and a novelist: •
number of written 'requests for prayer read, which • " One of the greatest mri° llti -ee / /L ll / 4 11 ' 640 for a
were , earnestly remembered! , . I
efthigi4Ditit7o' Inal:red-.7lll"flart:orni:abilret
long time is the oreherd- bones of the Hirst William
Roman OATsoLDI Tout AerrlttiNCS AND Ba - i ll s, I. l 3w be r l e irr e e: rather new , 111 this eopetry. The
navonnur Somer . : —The St. %Louis Repuyican of hoOse is a lean -to,
the 4th instant hen an account of the twelfth anal- in the moat sandential manner, ' The thin's. house
versery Of the lionann Pathetic lotal Abstinenoe i : l bea ,l a ti b ti y o , i g t ltt t .. ° L.l o .l:',,f a ; l ir tl i ' d b h!
and Be'nevolent Society, held in Concordia park. Tiere one can sully tansy be is evjoylt tropical
Amens other business tran s acted Watt the election of life, for he hits,thejteaferthe tropics fez, be satire
a list 01offiCera 40 Corvii durieig the craning year. year, and their Anita, tuniti es pineapples,sprierds,
Thisnielety bat the renntation of being eel of the l ' il a li n e c r e ts 'isn a trrre ig oi,th ir e A gft v o li P gr ' a v n t or a tt aa
ila
forern6st and , Moat efficient benevolent inaltutions dance end
snob as errawberries, pears, pushes, cher.
in the West. It is now in a very prosperous eon- rtes,'Ati-- All these fruits aregenerfsg in pots and
nation, and numbers about Ave hundred members. what is moat remarkable. the poi imougply filled
Minternatat Renarrton 'or ;Tong B. Gotrati.—A wit 4 ni,. o 9_lrttre n d fra ,b ' * l l aOctill,:„ lee of the
publio reeeption of Mr. John 8, Googb, the eels. , trnesesoririiiti^sr.,azkere,Al4d444:dir
steli.jowyg:;
bee the care of- the Matte. 'lli7o-lOrdierly had
boated and eloquent temperance 'hearer, mtlll be
given' hy the ministers 'of Illassaohnsette, at the 1 tho eare of the garden of Sir ,Lytton Belwer, the
Tremont Temple, on Monday evening best ;h a ' novelist, who lived seven: milibe.,oat,A London.
17th inst. Tile address of welcome wales given i e ff i c l e ae g h s t i e to n , d t t . h . o ß u n r la c cr t ss i n lth . blza ltol u ed ti t i ot e ,
by Bev. Dr. Risk, pastor 'of the Mount Vernon ' guidon. anti thertle Would retu iv tetil ide study ant
°hatch, Boston, of which Mr. Gough is a mem. write with :alVhis might' - The pet/Veld baskets
her. _ - are geterally outsell -end fi lled - with! mesa and,
with the trona trained ,ie every imoginelde shape,
LAY Pnunctuna IN Eentatern,:—Ts, many parte some of them laden With iho'Otoloest fruit, present
of England men unordathed after the ohlarch ear- A pleturesau A n d'u s ira aiipairinme."
vice are preaching the gospel. Some of these ors 1 .._.. , .—.0.....-- -4—.----;-------.
Wombwell the"Zatitblisted Church . , and some are A irAlleitsiusn - gentlekdklete l Itteend has
ednented men: Wiiettinot Ofttle rentaritable; le ' realised a beannintosoper desenTwistab'btds fair
the feet that they are,not rabeked .artfiregulafer" 2.,, n te g„ ° -,, r ri l a ir „, . I. .a ar th ,:r e p til2 ,3 9 , e ig i xr , Z,,frjwieul of
fanatics,' and L that many •of the 110-00114 d higher " Tat n if c ;sLl A TlTla r ibattiies. ''Tnii aide :, a well
cinema attend their preaching. ' ' 'known maker of butt, Tongs& fog gm bet.
Two cENTs.
TREF •IVEENZPre - PRIONL
rtn )I fraulizehtzeilin tio seat is waholdlis tor
ma
Cosdas, " " -- •
pi n 6, at a.
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r. To** "- 1 • " "
T'ventrandmartrnr" tibrikend
Nat -- LSO
FarAkilaub Timktittii , 4ls4 a* ~ail will AM an
1 1 9.31.1 0 11404* katirAt of thialeloi ,
Air T*lrstria/ .. piffltsalsitag M WI se Mai kr
TworpurrArrie -
ckuliVikof4l MU*
laud thilielissealtsai.is ar the Callirs's
814441 °,N7 , 4 T
ltail rood Paealaffis.
as mummy* smuts or tAiciirr MUMS Ware
zota voLossar—as 3272mmigniar MIS Op
1714.1111 a -
' TVs Viuninsati lissede ptiblltheetja ihiblehig:
While atCotmone; sm Tithad:6 l l, own he
firi bY itgelftee from Phi ' tame die
ArteenaPineohbeerkad7 Lied bi - by gm g
yea; pet, arid that theoldehdlemegAire MA be/
',moon/ alt Nordthet Amy's*hong dthwatt
ed.bn. t'Wee poshl• to bblelet nay elpet foe martha i
although* fended detEntien'hitdlerweei lb* teak
ourfdr tbd aunty tairtieb: ,'
' .l4° "" P ro 4. l efeltr• Ellik• brifsaseeri se d
thet one eonunotar leetl pinediftce. to
PtdbidelPhle: fai 'ertiell be, hairdit Miami.
lli bad no mount *lien he west eit . nnetwyear
or two , priellau 'Abell:hit. VIM=
1.80 mkt: while iihrlala ' , l.4 s l vii mil
g ir luntind.
and other men who ywre Algae* dlealriln
come wort way*, hat d uo
nwil is
detected.' It w elver, to* ' ' ,"'
/lAN erivalt iiii -
01dinamd umairtafti nom weal iGipst
Pm* orAltet antollahocilitwadigenatetanbemehoesiss
Tali rata ow, . . .
6 4trifoloney . dii na i t i b i t r i t c Hik asi eningh
taint 4bie4rritilinj i - WS' iwo
diromeams tete etc twiteeciatenmw, and arum
he;Montrihiethet nyeeft yr taileettld go Penne*
'ism a Centrikelbo womb' Itigni r it te beamed,
with &lunar est lopes on Other_ ~rredo, direst aem
-1201304*i dYltSa. tiinary4_ley wldedt a
Gavials 'lciamint4t obi When - fp ddhealhatald
Pt!: hr?ektelOnliettlimee, Wilted! beltateleill
03 wAPPW 4 4 stekVi_sraotliii4 1,. „i...
net Mdet -
"/"inmi,plawl nod St re laded and
'tWebe' . gnill.on int •
allightbildlifidinfeei.- yMaeer,
ma Adele InaliMillillehy
, ma the day they., _ . vellaw
, jite stud, of the oWuetor, , he Mad
etit.friterte ' It viltif *d - M, in that
them Idottete; eltiongtt trod,' - wifralivi kw
ten dehr,lind wed cd . wwwwW, easel&
4 " A. pertainPart;i:Ottfte maid to tit,
tteir.gE agent la that , 4 tY, le ko
.4
wo n fut Mt the Ilktibct lad,
30Plbahtgli' Chninnnitp - " o•
:0031.41..icur.4.00,.- , le.
fore gl.tF i aragatifir . ba
boadqa *wad .
tote M pat+yap lyin fo havallohote , ,ti
heilshtenlil
_bile rose Miters die would bulls,
but that; ha could' at , den tbeideleues. The
regolt it that local 'tlekala !mesa lemaiNt, , and
~ -
thus . tho robbery was
_detee
i i
ted emend ess
prated partleo were then neatox, ved at to
their ocoAdielty in the matter, some of when
Voided 'piny, and returned titterlii&en P ew petty, while guilt War fintaned•pete
"In. vice procideat of Jbwres4 Ift.:Seott, hae
been at Pittsburg , for_ seetersh_Aam-smakiag a
tibrough inremlgsdon• We - heifirrn,Agia mt.
duolors and Leer tioliet . ositetta Meer already bens
eeeFended• Tile, tad !nimi deleaa fi PI
Harrisburg, mod Iltihreelpida, mod testi=
!waken/ orileeided- .It. 14 bellwred - dhat two or
more oondnotore on the litteburg ‘ and.74trt Wry**
road are impliOted, ex& ir ts ,
e fea t rathat or
lames on the other Ohio roads are y pay.
What amount the; Yelloylvante , Gin lee last
is not known, bat we have Itsults way large
figures mentioned. The mutt of Kr.dleatra tr
vegigattona will probably be .leads known badben
long.
Singular Imposture.
" 803 or 3.13.011011 6 13 DITIOI3
[From the Detroit ieverdser,, tipt, 11l "
A cam Bea jut come to Dighteriere %avowal re
'potable Germans repro the - ailidela past of
esi ewe "1 1l
e fpiro
thy Ant lutillawoa Im ps elegutillsw --
lag bilwelcb 4 s94 or m!
pads r Ikea
pacts, and .reprele i n si pr•
~y atm* of
befog laewebse. - vegepr
he eaded:thalla had be" MANN:WIC th e
he 'had . wall , 121tomosii0111110,0111 , bow his
4 6 1 . 04 111 atkaeclt$ ilia deetilateesmallea. lime
he succeeded in:Pielint:urill 46 , 4 119/ 4 14 ." 4
two or throe t,' organs, 11 o na the
atoonnt of nearly ISSetV: leaps
peaking 16 mitten- buspibigt•litrieetias• aad
character wane iliseoveradodteatVwery
wisely thoughtl
.it he* a" ikew• holm -: la lbst
0= 40,014,
frepont civic w Jabs 41e.
talent - Ws se awe» h Xfair - ' le lady
astoelahlic p la blV
wealthy, he, for Vatilyollti - 41kilfeedl
eat re heat itheht=4l4, A berms
bie prowAsei of se _ tit, Thopelast.
Pal u= si resolcial tete. 4.4W_ ALM(' whit Ma
the • ' 't6 ititaillf Of itileiteasfialaoloteg dais
:hats whi , - yarialthielwalwivi*iset- fame (kw-
Ain,. weal; be fater tlmtpaitallei let bits
'fie ' b7 41 1 4 • 4 1-ezunscac 4. 1 .44 , 1. Alen t lWZ
latoWlloi-: t i k'Ont° , ,: - ll'
proapintrmas, lad eit. Ilie
idea. ' 1 A Air irrate. - odier sir 4W
ten to ity_thewlf• at .4
,Idnee We 4oputare,themate hie
wife, whom he left In the W,Ositltiwis bid
brought
_the znettUrfera t i ,
'crilrtnisfantslisew st' rillaaZiara
lobos hithiblieel it iweetalba bi'lial , ifebslal ewe
of lilt friends outAllailaDaftel-721air la s
madmen of his ocareepaelene r We
ray
. oJ,lntelhe 'lterriaoa.
' =-• -' ' , " '"lfte.riore, -- 71iy 1, /160.
To his Hiabbem-BerorrPrederia Von--.:
Dem" t . ,1 lose _yak". Yoe see
'Wittman tiiy lefea fitoulhelq4e p r in life's Pm'
'neVitninahlwaYriend Willa " y *eh a
one licualeefiniurptiaeii selessieesswii• - • l '
• Rea lictblnthon A lie 1041;9,00w% yew laurel".
tab rein triit bad, ill -ACTIUM leek es/ WWI
always be rear 1 iefaile;Efr I:feanf,'-'
• ,warzszia,taillierCll.-
Isaaan Stn : Torii noble, leading hear! ?or "eV
person," 1 11)01011 - ticatklitedzi Ira 'Matti* 60spia
EPA 4 0 . r4 , 020v!t.4t0w,,t0 . • Illimns of Was "ebb% eta ,
respond' to my thankful heat icifahlitlN. Year
children will'nst be tbititl4lthefi byloar Meads
__- .. .-•- - _ • ._ -• , -I s: ,L; at reiliftiailr IL
Next Hank:num "1 ictlat:nawittaiale"
- The, nikan's name isKeeilLi l eant" %
that oilers hire hafraaita idmmilase way
as the parties *Hided toc• "hew :Waeot t euis tea
' eons we IMINIG- 14 PPSOPW 'thilir maw
'! sister.
WirtitO OP iftE,ARAGO lir 111:11 XISILIAIIII-.110
Mires' DOM
(From the St:Loais Democrat or Boot. al •
Another ebtilidelable-stdamhbat disaster Ina ed
ourred. • The Argo which left A few dais ago for
Vicksburg, and has been 'nlifeh etthe time since
aground, got abreast of -tided folartd - i, Sunday
Sptroin9ng,,
B a l t
tBo'byk,C wennkl on
aanpor
tionb
of an old Wreak, but which he dodinet know.
The hole , UMW, by. ibis. .enoolsoled - tidassd the
A4aga to sink in Ave bilontee, within two-hundred
yard." of the plaao Where ebil_ snook, and fort]
yards frioti the aloft. iA . Poirers' 'laland,,ht nine
feet of water on. oak. aide, and nix- on the other.
On her deck was a large ireantiV of drygoods, in
boxes; which tinted 'away.
The cargo will be - staielz a total low Capt.
Sloan, who, as 'wallas Idiot Meat and curers, were
on board, and ointe,up by railroad yesterday, in
forms us that the disweiklayralsed, - 7as she lied
porta% atrnight, the weld fed nalf way up to
her boiler desk the de, anikr.ot over
her guard on the other side; and , bar Sim is out
of water., None of the pawn gens lost their
The entire live alool2--atventeenhoraieg - -wu oast
loose, and regaled -the short, In WRY. 'This Ara
go was built at Brow.nAville, Pa r c. is pato am, coat
520,000, and is insured for $16,0_00. She ownedhp Mr. Attain Jtieoba; of BOtrwiturville; Capt. Goo
rrggss
P. Sloan, and ethorr7Thelfdght list was
PuorrrS 'OF REM - Oh Bnantua..;--Thontita
A. Gale, a resident ou 1:111 drat; har*rittan a
book on the oil wells, which has haat -published
by
,Sloan /c Gri ffi th* of, Erie, PattaYlvania.
furnished the following facts in regard to the cost
of digging and working the wells:,
, c The average cost of digging a well two hun
dred feet deep to from. $6OO to $7OO. - V./ken there
is enough to pay, a
_pump andpittea engine to
work it are vented, with en 90. vat,"ad shade to
'corer the whole ' this will make the outlay
from $l,OOO - to' $1,300. The net of seine wells,
when ready, far working, remedies $2OOO. A
great margin. is needed for what is called aced
date' and • hadduck,'. hat whit is in rea l i ty, the
result of ineryerienee in a new business.* Wheal a
good paying wall—a tan-barrel well—is oboe ready
for working, the expense to light. -- A:very smell
steam angina required about two cords of wood a
day, and three 'hands' are all that are neoestery.
The following ip a calculation for a twenty-barrel
well :
Three men's wages " $3 00
Teo cords of wood 3 00
Twenty barrels " 30 00
Carling to railroad 1-••20 00
-
reighi to Ns* York
Interest, repairs, and sinking fund
Amount of sales, at 40 Cents per ga110n...4320 00
Deduct cost 65 I's
profitz.
"From a well of moderate' pretensions, the oil
can , be raised; birrellod, and freighted to New
York for about 12k cents per gallon."
800
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