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merlcan Button-Hole Ma*
led to announoe that, after'
the ' liberal expenditure of
10 first meohanioal talent,
tnd are now prepared to
lebrated labor-saving ma
j regarded as one of the
ie age. A single maohlne
lOtolSQparfeotbutton holes
lOOto 1,500 In a day’s work of
C.trs, It also does embroidering, and
rtSres and sews 'on at the same time
, braiding and binding, In the most elogant
■, The machine is entirely simple in oon-
Sn, and easily understood. Call RUd exam
foimens of work, and see the maohlnos in
bn, at the office, 030 uhestnut street, PhUa
[ oelB-6t
-ATtow Estaisushbd. —Mrs. S. A.. Allen,
■y years past, has baon manufaeturlngher
Hiilr Restorer and Hylobalaamum, or Hair
, and the millions of bottles sold every
the United States, Oreat Britain, and
each year largely increased sales over the
)ls a guatantee that the artloles are un
, We know they will restore gray hair to
iul color.produoing the same vitality and
s quantity as in youth, You oan procure
my druggist’s. oois-tuthssh ,
as, Impaimd Sioht, Throat, Oa
thma, and all nervous affections treated
>n Mosohstlsker. Office 1027 Walnut
ooiyct*
Sab most successfully treated by J,
i., Oculist and Aurlst, tu Finest. Artlfl
erted- No charge for examination. JySJS-tf
!PJBCIA.t
ie’s Honey Soap. .
•ated TOILET SOAP, In such universal de
le from the CHOICEST materials. Is MILD
Elf Tin Its nature. FRAGRANTLY SCENT
TREMBLY BENEFICIAL 1b Its action upon
jr sale brail Druggists and Fancy Goods
, fe2B-tuthslr
tOHASE Clothing at low prices,
lion from on r stork of KSADY- MADE GAR-,
are selling goods equal In style, lit, make,
t,/rom2sfo 50 per cent. tower than is now
ame goods-made to order. We have all
and prices* of Clothing, Mens’, Youths’,
All cahbe suite! without'dalay or trouble.
BENNETT & CO.,
TOWER HALL, 518 MARKET Street.
Price Clothing, of the Latest
ade in the host manner, expressly for RETAIL
I,OWEST SELLING PRICES marked in
KHJKES. All goods made to order warranted
rv. The one-vricc system is strictly adhered
ri> thereby treated alike. JONES’OLD-ES
USD ONE'PRICE CLOTHING HOCTSE. GO*
1 Street, near Sixth. de2B-lj
’ Clothing, :Boys’ Clothing, Boys’
» . ■
Clothing,. Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ ;Clothing,
Nothing, Boys’ Clpthinr, Boys’ Clothing,
Jlotblng, Boys 1 Clothing, Boys’ Clothing,
ovary variety, In every variety, ’
every variety, h In every variety,
every variety, In every variety,
At HI L. Hallowoll & Son’B,
At H.-1,. Hallowell & Son's,
At H: L. HaUcweil & Son’s,
At H. L.Hatlowell & Son’s, .
arket street, 634 Market street,
arket street, ' V 634 Market street, .
arket street, ' 631 Market street,
arket street, ’ 634 Market street.
NoWcn.—We have the largest and best
tock #f Rendy-made Boys’ Clothing In the city,
latest styles, and made in the best manner.
ALLOWELL A SON, 53* MARKET Street,
hitf
s Clothing, .
S. E. cornet SEVENTH and MARKET Sts.
LOTHING, S.E cor SEVENTH and MARKET
NOTHING, S.E, cor, SEVENS Hand MARKET
LOTHING.S E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
''THING, S.E cor .SEVENTH and MARKET
’HING, S.E.cor, SEVENTH and MARKET
HING, S'E.cor. SEVENTH'and.MARKET
'THING, 8 B.cor SEVENTH and MARKET
(THING, S.E eor. SEVENTH and MARKET
(THING, S E enr.:BEV,ENTH and MARKET
'THING. B.E.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
'THING, S.E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
(THING, S. B.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
(THING, S,E cor, SEVaNT.H and MARKET
'THING, S.E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
'THING, S.E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
'HING, S, E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
THING, S.E; cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
.THING, S E.cor, SEVENTH and MARKET
(THING, S.E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
tr
Place to Buy. Clothing,
it place to Birr CLOT RING.
iT PLACE TO BUY CLOTHING.
lT PLACE TO Birr CLOTHING.
•WAN AM AKER & BRO "®N.
•WANAMAEER & BROWN.
WANAMaKEB A BRO WN.
•WANAMAKER & BROWN.
COR. SIXTH AND MARKET BTB.
COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STB. '
COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STS.
COS. SIXTH AND MARKET STS.
& ■Wilson’s Highest Pbemtom
LOCK -JS TIT CB
SEWING MAGHINEB,
CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST. AND BIST.
70* CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh
, AKESIAN.—On Thursday, October 13, at
E.'Church, by the Hot. Geo. K. Crooks,
uhley Ashton, Assistant Atioruey General
,of Washington,-to Han nah K., daughter
"akeman, of Sew Yo-k. .. • *
CUES.— On Oct ldth, at "Weston, Hass.,
fin H, Topliff, Mr James T. Spront, of
[, to Miss Alary J. Jones, of former
XXE BD.
.—On tie 17th instant,' Annß, Coleman,
ar of her age. - •
ires and friends are incited to attend her
mthe residence of David Sellers, near Dar
i-day, the 20th instant, at 2 o'clock.#. M. .**
■Ob the 16th iretant .at ch- residetiee of her
J. S, Smith, M. D. , in Horsham township,
■ conntv, Pa., Elizabeth Parry, widow of
ry, in theSSih year of h»r age. .
» and relatives are invited to attend the
a Friends’ Meeting House,. Horsham, on
the 19th, at 11 o’clock A. M. ; .' * t ,
.—On Saturday morning, the loth instant,
Harriet, youngest ranghtar of Benjamin
ine F, Godfrey,.aged 6 years, . •• -•
10 o’clock on Tuesday morning, the 18th
a the residence of her parents, Manlieim
Pownßhip'ldne: road, Germautnwn. Car
leave the house of her grandfather, Mr,
Ho. 10S2 Race itreet, : at9K o’clock **
-On the 16th inst, in tuefith<■ ear of hie age,
Pepper. The relatives and friends of the
invited to attend the famral, from his late
Chestnut Hill, Wednesday morning, Oct.
dock—to proceed toT.aur“l Hill. .. . ***
& SON, MOURNING STORE,
CHESTNUT Street, are sailing
V kite Chintres, S7M cents.
Slack *• ••
White De Lainee, 45 cents.
Purple De Laines 45 cents.
White Chene Mohairs, 37K cents,
in Cloths, s7j& cents. • . •
it de Sole, or Mourning Sllk, $1.75.
jr goods, at the lowest market prices
LAN DELL OFFER WHOLE-
sttbowof MEKINOES in town.'
ii show ol POPLINS in town,
it show of BILKS in town,
it show of SHAWLS in town,
it show of CLOaKS in town,
mciITURAT, Hilt, S. W.
BROAD and WALNUT Streels-Stated
EVSHIRG. . It
l :w EHBIAHI*—AH AJK
VED Meeting of the BBW EIWLiHD :
be held on TUESDAY lBth
clock P. M., at Rooms of Prof Kendall,.
' Mid' LOCDBT Streets P-r order
JAB. B. O.LVORD, Secretary.
TEKTIOJn VETERANS!!—A.
'ISO or THB SOLDIERS’ tJLUS will be
t'EKIHO, at COMMON WEALTH BBlLD
addresses will ; be delivered by William
aptaia Calhoun, of Tena-B«ee, and others,
iportance-will be bronght before the Club.
Col. "WM, A. OBAT,
Chairman of Pablic Meanings.
STOTICE -OFFICE OF
PHILLIPS OIL GOMP&KY, »« Sorth
) PlltLl DELPHI A- 0«t. IS, 1804. _
Directors have this ;ie.y declared a diYi-
PEH CENT on the Capital Stock ('res of
it of the earnings to October Ist, payable
-.taut,
JOHN H TAYLOR, Secretary.
#ICB WKSr PHILiDEiPHU
SENGBR RAILWAY COMVAN7,
•FORTT-FIRST ARD HAVEttFORD STREETS.
Philadelphia, Oct. lb, ls&i. :
•rahy-glven that th« Annual Meeting of the
>ERB of thU Company will be held at
IoB* os TOR3D iY, th> Ist day of Norem
-10 o ? cloek; ~A M , at which p’aie ao elec*
JB DIRECTORS of said Company will be
,n the hours of 10 o’clock a B£. and 4
jq iae sours w MARTIN, Jr,
«•: 4 -': Secretary.,
tVIDEND. - *H£ IHKF.C TORS
18 NOBLE AND DELAMATERPErKO
*ANY hare this day declared their sixth
ri&mi of TEN PER CEN f, from the ear a
inibei, payable free of State tax oa the 20th
i close tfith and reopeo 21st. ,
GEOBOB W. HTTfITBB, Secretary.
>, WA. . ooi3-8t
mCK.-CAHD£N AS» ATIAN
EAILEOAD CO. —Tiie ananal election for
■taro, to serve for the easnltiK vee, r v w ).“_
Ice ot the Company. Cooper s Point, Canj
iSDAY. the 27th inet., between the hour*
id IP. li, „ . '
H. WHITEMAN, Secretary.
F, ESCAI? ABA MlJilSfl COM
f OF MICHIGAN.-The flrst meeting of
ATOBSof the Eocanaba Mining Company
under its Articles of Association, will be
of the Winona Mining Company, No.
OUKTH Street, Pbilaoelpftia, on SATCTft
<*ay of ostofeer *j^-^ )< A l^|t^ g £^ locfe
B? A. HOOPES, ’
'o of th* Aisoclates of said Corporation. ■
HA, Oct. 11, 1864. oclAl6t
ICE O'FTIIF, tJA'ION PET BO
COMPANY, *7 South FOTJRT 8 Street,
P Philadelphia October 12, 1864. i
>r Directors have THIS D*Y declared a
l dividend of TWO PER CENT, on the
f' Wyahle on and after the 6th proximo.
r ™ Books will be dn*ed >t3P.M on 31st
vedays, CHARLES A. DDY, j
- . President. ; j
**«OS oom COMPABTY—HO
OF DIVXDiKIi, Mo. 6
nf October 5,1881
L»°hi2S^L P l EK CEHT for the month of
81 mnS sI A" 4 l'*S T&b lf « the offlcn of
•®* JOtIJN Btre-1. New York, nn a.ni) Aft**
r 4“ Bhire WM\wE?”
Treasurer,
ICE SOMERSET mosliS
COMPANY OP PBNHBYLVAHU.
■> Hew York, September 27,18*4. 01
lereby given that pursuant to a resolution
of Directors,^passed this dav, an instal
»TT PMUCEKT. on (he enbscripttauto
1* of theToMSRSBT lEOH AHfi GOAL
'.f. i, BHHsVLVAHIA be m and is hereby
v° WMES WAOSWOKTH, Treasurer ol
ion or before November Ist, 1864, -
T. M. TYNO,
veteoretary.
UNCOM A8SO
! stated meeting of Ninth
a oVwl oa " 1U *>• held- on TOBSOIT
, ata clo &v*| the Hall; KAKKETand
VHiu°sF President,
“'ll, Becietary, * oel7-2i*
WOA BE 'GIVEN
ler, Chotch. jIPTft Strest,
'■ ,WK. Cvthp»lL ev ™ in '>. Octobor
bo»e« f/. AST ! on “ What Europe
with the Oreat
‘WMtsaS o#at». O&XS -3t*
'Hit: TRK A A l KK R or TM K FPHD
f=» TO RELIEVE THE DISTRESSED PEOPLE OF
CHAMBBRSBDRG has received the following amounts
since his last report: v : r ■
Amount previously reported 129.031 m
JohnC. Sims-......- 89 09
Tenth Baptist Church.. - go 00
G. P. Smith, per Drexel & Co ino nn
Waterman, Bon, & C0p5*.........|00m
P, Mcßride & C 0«.............,, *, ; ,;,,.** ** , 100 OQ
J 5. C.'Hnislit &• *■«"lAOfW
James W. Oarson & ; 100 M
C. Smith 100 im•
Harr)& B on &Havermeyer.v'.;.VV.iiev...;.,. 50 do
Field & Keehm1e*.....,,m.,,..,,*S S
H. Geiger & Co m IS
Archer & Reeyea«, . SJS
Benjamins. Janney, Jr., & C 0................ kq no
Thomas L.Gi11Q8pie.....,.,..’.;.,,,50 00
H-U/Lippincott 3t Trotter 25 00
hewons&’SmUh ■ • « oft
J* T Harding, Jr. 250 n
J in. H.-Woodward ...... **~.,* 20 Oft
8° 6 00
I/O. inxmoMiitiiiMitiiiMiiiimii,,.. a no
E C. Eby & C 0....... tn qq
Wm, H« Yeaton. gooo
PfliteTsmi & Boulton 25 00
Robert Taylor* C 0;... 25 00
•t»..Kll®e.-....v..-..,.....* 25 00
A. T. Worl & Co. 10 00
Henry s. Hannie & Co 25 00
,W„ w. Norcrosß 10 oo
Kennett Aid Society.'. 25 GO
? DIE: 5,.... 600
Delaware Mutual Safety Ih«, Co. (additional). 150 00
Miss Fanny C1ark,....:. 60 00
T. Bailey, per Mr. Wanuemacher 8 BO
R. F, M... 10 03
Cash.... Q. 559
Insurance Company of North America ........ 250 00
Ludwig. Kt oedler. & Co. (additi0na1)......... MOO
Hood. Bouhright. *Co ••••• 250 M
Bush & Kurtz (additional) 100 00
Lewis, Boardman, & Wharton 100 00
Wood, Maish. At Hapward 103 00
Garretsoo, Brady. & Co, - 100 00
M C. Trnnick & Co —... 100 00 ,
J. R. & F. S. Phi11ip5................... 100 00
Little* Adamson....... 100 00
Johns, Berry, & Co 100,00
Davis, Kempton,* Co. (additional)...... 75 00
Farnham, Kirkham, SCo, 100 00
Coilln & Altemns : 100 00
Conrad * Strxill 100 00
Meigs & 8r0...... 100 00
JTothingham & Wells (additi0na1)...........,,:/ 76 00
Banis, Shdrtrldge, & Co. (additional) ........ 75 00
Cadbury 4, Rhoads...... 75 00
W. McKee & Co 100 00
Samuel S. Scott.... fit) 00
Furness. Brin)ey. & Co .. 60 00
Fates, Wharton, & Co .. 60 00
Leonard & Baker-. SO 00
h. Bonaffon ' 60 00
Bangs * Maxwell6o 00
Whitney a Lawrence 69 00
Andrews, Wilkins,:* C 0..... 60 09
Williams & Arnesi... ■ .60 00
J. S. Young* Altemus ....7.. 60 0n
Deconrsey, Hamilton, * Evan 5...—......... . .60 00
Dale, Ross, & Co.. ' 50 00
C. E Morgan* Co- 50 00
TV. & H K. Raignel 40 00
Wm. D Jones 25 00
T. &F. Evan 5....:...:........... 25 00
Ca5h........... 25 00
Cash 2500
Houghton, Eensbaw, & Wilkms 25 DO
William S. Stewart & C 0..;....,................ 25 00
Blaisce & Hick 5........ 25 00
Jones, Warner, *Co 25 00
Riddle, GiL, & C 0........ 25 00
Gemmill & Cresswell.. 25 00
Elliotts *SlcCowan. 25 00
A S J-nks 25 00
W. T, H Duncan 25 00 .
T. H. Craig & Co
It. S. Brown & C 0...
Alexander Wray & Co..
JohnS. Barry&Co. 25 0*
•W. H. & A. H. L0ve........... ................ 20 00
Ca5h;............................................. 37 00
Pollock & Casselberry 50 00
Sharp, Halms, & Co . .. '5O 00
Edwin Hall .. 50 00
C. StoddartAtßrother; 25 00
JohnW. Thomas. • 25 00
Cash, per A. J. Glass... 20 00
S B. Pry............... 10 00
Cash. 70 00
Joseph Baggy 10 00
Id. Madden... ; 10 M
J. *W. E. Wood ......... 10 00
John Beige!. * * * * •... . 10 00
John Haggard
Creagmile & C 0...
Henry Dnstlne-...
Cash.
Kahn, Hedler. S Kahn ......
Kline St Dreifuss .............
John Mein..... tv.;...;
Cash
J. Fchoadine . 508
S. Einstein .V 3 00
Mis Blnmenthftl. 2 00
J*.-.Collins... 3 00
Cash. ,2 00
Ma!j Schweitser ................................ 100
Theodore Weil.... 2 00
AturosUisSchmider ' 2 00
Total
- r» 752 50
EDMUND A. SOUDEK, Tieasnrcr,
OCIS-2t DOCK Street Wharf.
NOW READY—COAI< AT 87.50
.!=»■ PEE TON.—THE CONSUMERS’i MUTUAL:
COAL COMPANY are now delivering- Coal from their
Oakland Colliery, on the celebrated Skidmore and
Mammoth Veins, at the foUowtng rates:
To subscribers, per ton ......,;.,$7 50
Tonon subscribers, per t0m....... ....riOO
.Thns saying $4,50 per ton to stockholders Besides ,
this saying, there will be a dividend annually on the
stock, in all probability, of at least BIX DOLLARS PER
SHAKE, so that after the, first year stockholders will
not only get their Coal for nothing bnt will also pro
bably receive a small dividend on their stock. The
lease runs for SIXTEEN YEaRS ' The ten dollars per
share paid now is for the whole term of the lease.
The present capacity of the mine is 50,000 tons per
year, or one ton per share. This will soon he increased
to 160,060 tons, which will give the Company 100,000
ions to sell to outsiders, at the highest market prices,
THE PROFIT! FROM WHICH WILL BE DIVIDED
AMONG THE STOCKHOLDERS. , ,
Subscriptions to the first series may still be made at
$lO per Ehare, at the office of the Company, s>£ South
SIXTH Street, second story. The next series will be.
$l6 per share
Presideit-JAMES LYND. 1
Treasurer—JOSlAH KIS rERBOCK, No. 1331 MAR
KET Street.
Secretary—JOHN C. STONES, No. 833 North NINE
TEENTH Street,
DIRECTORS.
JAMES LYND, No fiM Sooth Sixth street. .
EDWARD E. JONES, No 60 Arch street.
. HENRY S. PAUL. No. 419 Walnut Street.
P. F. CLAYTON. No. 165 North Third street.
THOMAS H. GARSBD, No 106 Ohestnut street.
From the list of Stockholders we select the following
well-known and highly respectable-names, ALL OF
WHOM HAVE RECEIVED COaL, and to whom we
confidently refer inquirere. .
The Stock Is going off very rapidly, all classes of the
community seeming disposed to avail themselves of its
advantages. A large number of ladies.are embraced
among our stockholders, and there i* yet room for more.
Robeit McEwefi, E. T. Pierce,
Wm. C. Tsylor, Ewinß Hulflsh,
Rev. A. M, Jelly,. Gen. Wm. F. Small,
Thomas Woolman, Robert Keys,
Martin Droyer, / John Ives, ,
Abraham Stewart, John Phillips,
Charles M., Morris, John C. Sl* epar,
E. T. Crssson, Thomas C' Else,
F. Bigonlot, John Gifford,
H. W. Gray, Isaac Baker,
J. 11. ScbomackeiV John Braesington,
Wm Griffiths, D P. South worth,
T. D. Bilks, John Young,
John E Taylor, Francis Brehm,
J. Monkv famuel Border,
E. M. Needles, . Thomas W. Price,
George Wi Mooney, J. F.Smith,
N.. S Lawrence, •' Charles Richardson,
Thomas Huston, - Rev, C. W. Denison,
J. H. O'Hara, . A. Holly.
H. C. Young, Thomas Allen,
C. Brintilnghoffer, D. R 'Ashton,-.
Ang. Emerick, A. F. H.nderson,
George L Keller, M. A. Fury, :
Edward Cline, Evan Fox,
Lewis Kensil, George G. Lower,
J. H Walton, C. M. Carpenter,
E. W. Stanton, John Gulliver,
Samuel Simons, Dr. Joseph T. Rowand,
Thomas R. Garsedi Robert Thomas, ' .
M. Blonaker, ? ' Levi Sellers.
H. J. Rees, John S. Jenkins,
John G. Michener, • * C. Krenser, i
E. J. Spangler, Rev. M. C. Sutphen,
A. V. Murphy, Robert Beatty,
Captain J. M. Frailey, U. Si N. W. Moffett,
Navy, ' H. M- Lewis, -
Dr. Wilson Jewell, O. S. Renter.
Dr. George P. Oliver,. David Weatherly,
C D. Talmsge, HebTy McAnally,
Henry SerriU, A W. Wood,
Bon Judge Allison, R. T. Kensil.
B F. Par s, Charles Hardt, \ .
M. C. Cadmus, ■ v - Joseph S. Fox,
George Peterson, Jnllns Heisler,
George L. Miller,. Frederick Zaiss,
J. Iviein, John S. Wilson,
Walter Brodi, John McArthur.
J. William Jones, Thomas Baslam,
John H. Ackley, Preston Pennington,
J. Frank, James A . Barring ir,
JosephE. Toir, W. P. Spear,
Wm B. Edwards, Charles H Hoops,
R, <5. Snyder, Charles Welbank.
George F -Omerly, Thomas Graham,
Wm C Shuler, Wm. Davis,
James Whittington,, E. F Prentiss,
Charles A. Blake, James H Deas,
Wm. Andress,. Wm. Hamer.
C. D. Shackalton, E. W. Alderdice,
Frederick Cadmtis, Richard Stokes,
E. W. Morrison, George Wltham,
P. F. Clayton,; C, MBerrv,
Wm. Steel, Joeeph S. Fisher,
Wm. Super, ; Charles R. Bickmg,
John Murr,. Joseph P. Cooper,
Frederick Parrott, Thomas B. Cannon,
C. M, Husbands, A. F. Haws, ■■ ■
Henry E.. Wallace, N. N. Stokes, Cianaam-
J. D. Rupp, son, N-J-,
W. H Bennet, Thomas Woolman,
W. Tompkins, John Franklin,
H. L. Haliowell,. (George Hammersly,
Wm. Pettit, . Joseph M. Reichart,
C. Prndden & Co. , Col. John F Balller,
J. C. Hnmmell, George W. Greger,
F. W, Binder, ■ James S Taylor.
John P, Wolf, n Waablnston Hall,.
David Applegate, Charles M.- Evans,.
Joseph Johnson, R. J Grlgg, ,
John Good, George Jolly, '
Dennis Young, O. S. Claflin, , >
Charles T. Matheys, R. W Hill,
Samuel Kilpatrick, O. P. Waldron,
J. P. Wilkinson, W. M . Cornell,
Wm. P. Erbardt, Charles A. Kurlhaum,
John S. Fitchett, ■ Thomas S. Shoemaker,
Her ry B. Chew, Juda Wear,
Wm Simons, James Foster,
F. D. B. Kicliards, Enos Snvder,
Edward Biddle, . W. F. Amos,
John McKnight, EehertT Sees.
Agent In Mamayunk—Mr. JOHN ADAMS. ■
Coal Carts can find steady employment at aur Yard,
1517 CALLOWHILL Street. oc!7-2t
■s3B=*’ CITY COMISSIOM3BB’ OFFICE,
§s®* Philadelphia, September 29, 1861.
NOTICE TO THE OWN EES OF REAL ESTATE.
The BOARD OF REVISION AND APPEALS will sit
at (he Office of the City Commissioners, No. UST ATE
HOOBE BOW, to hear Owners of Beal E.tata desirous
of appealing- as to the Assessors' {Warns of the Valua
llonotHeal Estate In the CitvofPhiladelphia for the
triennial year 1855, between the hours of 10 A, M. and
1 o’clock F. M,, onthe following days: ■
Ist and 28th Wards, Monday, October 3.
2d and 8d do. Tuesday. do. 4.
4th and sth do. Wednesday,do. 5.
eth and 7th do. Thursday, do. 8.
Bth and 9th do, Friday, do. 7.
10th and llth do. Monday, do. 17.
12th and 13th do. Tuesday, do. 18.
14th and ISih do, Wednesday,do. 19.
ISO* and 17th do, Thursday, do. 20.
ISthandlflth do. Friday, . do. 21. * '
fggA an f Slat do. Monday, , do. 24.
do. Tuesday, do. 25.
24th and 20th do, Wednesday, do. 20. ■
JAMES SHAW,
Comraissionere.
seBo-toc26
KH” STOCKHOIDIRS’ H£KTIN«I.
Sap ; FAKMEK6’ AND MEOHAmCS’BANKT
.- X, '_JrHlLAl>jn.pHl4, Sept. 20, 1861
A general meeting of the Stockholders ofthe Farmers’
and Mechanics’ Bank of Philadelphia will be held at
their Banking House on THURSDAY, the twentieth day
of October next,at eleven o’clock A. - H., for the pur
pose of taking Ynto consideration* and deciding on the
anestion whether or not the said Hank stall become an
Association for carmng on the business of Banking un
der the Xiaws of the Bnited States, and of exercislngthe
powers conferred hr the Act of the General Assembly of
{hi" Commonwealth, entitled • An act enabling the
Banks of this Commonwealth to become associations
tbannrnose of banking under the lawsof the United
Smtea the 22A day of Angnst, l»et ; and to
take such action in: regard thereto as may be-neeeasary
order ;
NOTICE —CAPTAIN-!. KISOKA
-HAM, who led the ? famonsColor Company of
the let Louisiana Native Guard ’
of Port Hudson, afterwards knowßjw .the : iron Ba.-
talion of General Wetisel’a brigade, w&oso thri.-
lingly entertained the vast audiencewhich assembled
at Sansom* street Hall on last ThnrsdayeTeaing, owiff
to the fact that a large number ofpur ™
unable to gain admission into the Italian
sioii, has kindly consented to return to this city, and
speak for ns and his raoe at tbs • - ■-
BAKSOM STREET HALL,
“ n “* xt TUESDAY EVENING, ISth instant,
Bt ß 8 oi«r |o s C Poem i on :l the 2^ c ft?d hr
* An admission fee of TEN CENTS will be taken at the
door for the purpose of .defraying expenses. *
By order of the Colorcd
Gkobsis W. Goikes, Secretary. <*. oc!7-2t*_
I®* THE WYANDOT MSIS« C° M ;
pahi OF MICHIGAN.—-The first meeting or
the COSPOBATOHB of the Wyandot Mining .CompjUiy:
of Michigan* under its Articlesof Aaaooiatioii* will bf
held lit the office of the Winona Minina: Company, JTo
Street, Philadelphia, UsSiTO’.
DAY, the 29th day of October, A. D. ISM. atfl o’clock
P-M. JAY A; HTTBBBLX., •>
«, m . B, A. HOOPBB, ■
Two of too Associates of said Corporation*
PHibAPBUmA, Oct. 11, 1884. ■ OCI3 ISt
.9(39“' ANNCAIx iMEETIWG—THE-AN*
»-*»■ NU*L'Meeting of the UNION BENEVOLBNT
ASSOCIATION will be held atihe OBcVoa TUJHDAY,
October 18, 18M. at 1 o’clock Tha public and lady
visitors are particularly invited t« be present.,
0017-2 t JOBI H. ATWOOD, Secretary.
Olsrk Oil
OHIO ML UNI Oil Tit *E f, .
808 FKESIIIEWT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
OF ILLINOIS.
FOBPIOSPRESIDXBT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,'
OF TENNESSEE.
M.KCTOKAI, TICHRI,
SEN ATOKIAIL
MORTON McMXCHABL. Philadelphia,
T. CUNNINGHAM, Beaver County.
bephesentativk
1. Robert F. Kink, IS. Elias W, Hale. ,
2. 0. Morrison Coates, U. Charles H. ShrinM,
5. Henry Bnmm. IS. John Wister, ■
4. William H Kern, 15. David McConaughy,
ff. Barton H. .Tanks, 17. David W.Wood*, \
6. Charles M. Rank, 18. Isaac Benson. -
7. Robert Parke, 18. John Patton.
8. William Taylor, 20. Samuel B. Dick)
9. John A. Hiestand, 21. • Everard Bierer,
la Bichard H. Coryell, 22. John P. Penney.. ,
11, Edward Holliday, 28. Bbenezer HeJnnldal
12. Charles P. Read. 2d. John W. Blanchard,
By order of the State Central Committee.
jggp- lIA 1.1, OF THE UNION IEAUtI!,
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
The following- named gentlemen, will address the pub
lic this week:
TUESDAY EVENING-,
AT EIGHT O’CMKHK,
JOHN niBBARD, Esq., of Chester.
THOMAS M. COLEMAN, Esq.
WEDNESDAY.
CHARLES E. LEX, Esq.
E. SPENCER MILLER, Esq-.
THURSDAY.
Col. TOWER, of Pottsville.
JOHN GOFORTH, Esq.
FRIDAY.
Hon. A. K. McOLURE. * ,
SATIjpDAY.
Col. BOWMAN, of Delaware'.
THE LADIES ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. 0018
BABPHIIf ISO COLORADO
GOLD MINIS G-COMPANY. .
Chartered by the State ofPennsylvahia. ~
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000,
t 200.000 BHAREB-PAR VALUE *5.
President—JOPN B. ANDERS IS.
■; .• • • : ' DIRECTORS. ’• ;' .
Thoma s A. Scott, James R.^Magee.
N: B Kneass, ' John W. Hail, Harrisburg.
Wm 8. Freeman. T. C. McDowell, do.
Kobt. F.-Klng, John Brady, do.
John M. Riley, W. W. Wylie, Lancaster.
Charles DeSilyer, Wm. G. Snote. Colorado.l
D. P. SOUTHWOKTH,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Office of the Company, No. 433 WALNUT Street—
Room No 5. ' c . ,
Authenticated specimens have been procured from
some of the Company’s lodes, and have been assayed
by Pri fessors Booth and Garrett with the most gratify
ing results: Subscription lists have been opened at the
Office of the Company and at the Treasurer's Office; (In
ternal Revenue), No. 427 CHESTNUT Street, Farmers’
and Mechanics’ Bank Building. Tooriginal subscribers,
$3. 60 per shsre, for a limited number of shares.
Circulars, pamphlets, or information can he obtained
at the Office oi the Company after the 17th inst. '
OpyoBER 14,1864. : ... oct4-lm
OFFICE OF THEELDORADO OIL
UP COMPANY, N. -E. corner of FIFTH and WAL
NUT Street?. •- .
By ojderof the Board of Directors Stockholders are
notified that the Certificates of Stock will he ready for
deli very on and after WEDNESDAY next, 19ih last.
ncl7-Bl* ; B. A. MITCHELL, Secretary'.-.
■sr- office or the b el iiobaiio
OIL COMPANY,” N. E. corner of FIFTH and
WALNUT Streets. . a 3 . .
The Board of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of ONE PER CENT, on the capital stock, from the
profits of the Company,-payable on and after the 3lst
inst. The Transfer Books will- be closed on thea),h.
inet., at S o’clock P. M. - T _ _
ocl7-6t* B. A. MITCHELL, Treasurer.
STOCHHOLDERS’ MEETING.
The Stockholders of the WEaTERN MINING
AND MANUFACTURING CO . of Boone County, West
■Virginia, will hold a meeting at the office of the North
American Transit Insurance Co., 931 Chestnut street,
at So’clock P. M., on THURSDAY, the2oth inst. ;
oci7-3t* : . = GEO. W. DAY, President.
’ OFFICE' OF CONUrECTICIJT' MI
NING CO., No. 136 WALNUT Street, Phita-
A< meeting of Stockholders will be held at the Com
pany’s Office on MONDAY, October 24th, at UK o'clock
P M to act upon an amendment to the Charter granted
June 19th, 1864; also to receive and act upon a report of
the operation* of the Company. The attendance of
ttockholders is particularly requested.- , - ' ,
Bv order of Executive Committee. :
ocl7-6t CHAS. M. MORRIS. Ass’tSec’y.
I’KEPARAHON FOB BCSINESS
LlFE.—Young men who expect to enter into
business on the first of next January, can acquire a
practical knowledge of ;Bookkeeping and. its kindred
bII,,IO CRITTENDEN'B COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
637 CHESTNUT, S. E. cor. of Seventh Street.
As no Instruction is given in classes, Students can &t
-tend.at such hours as may best suit their convenience. ;
OOlfi-St* ■■ .. ' '
CMFTON PETBOLEUM COMPA
NY—NOTICE OF DIVIDEND No 1.
New York; Oct. 12,1854.
The Trustees’of the 'CLIFTON PETROLEUM COM
PANY have declared a dividend of ONE PSRCEN f. for
the month of September, payable October 31st, at the
office of the Company, No. 81 JOHN Street -New York,
to Shareholders'of record at t*e close of business THIS
.DAY. Cocis-6i] . WALTER E. LAWTON, Treas.
BASH OF NORTH AMERICA, £
■HE? Philadelphia, October M; 1864.
A general meeting of'ibe STOCKHOLDERS of this
Bank will be held at the BANKING-HOUSE on MON
DAY, the 14th day of November next, at 11 o'clock
A. M., to consider and decide whether this Bankshvll
become an Association for the business of Banking
under the laws of the -United States; and whether it
shall exercise the powers conferred by the act of the
Legislature of this State, eniitUd “ An act enabling the
bankß of this Commonwealth to become associations for
banking under the laws of the United States, ” ap
proved 22d AngnEt, 1864; and to take any further action
that may be ntcessary.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ocl4-lmo " J. HOCKLEY, Cashier.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAS
•» FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Philadelphia, .October-10 ISI4.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of.
SEVEN AND A HALF PER CENT, for the last six
months, which will be paid to the Stockholders or their
legal representatives, on and after the 20th inst , clear
of all taxes. ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD,;;
- ocll-9t . . ' " Secretary.^
rsr 1 S roCHBOLDERS 1 MEWtllfß.
K*? MANUFACTURERS ’AND BfECHAB ICS’ BASK,
BniLADBi.PHiA, Sept. 20: 1864.
A general meeting of the Stockholders of the Mantt
factnTeiß’and Mechanics’Banfc will he held-at their
banking bonae, on FRIDAY, the Slat day of October
nei t, at 10 o’clock A. M,-, for the purpose of taking into
consideration and deciding on the question whether or
not the said hank shall become an association for carry
ing on the business of banking under- the laws of the
United States, and exercising the powers conferred by
the act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth,
entitled VAn act enabling the banks of this Common
wealth to become associations for the pnrpoße of bank
ing under the laws of the United States,” approved the
220 day of’Aognst,T664, and to take such action in re
gard thereto as may he necessary and proper.
By order of the Board of
M. W. WOOI WARD,
Cashier.
He2o-tnf toc2l
K®" McKlSim Oil. COMPANY—SO*
TICE OP DIVIDEND, Ho. 2.
New York, Octobers. 1864.
The Trustees of the MoKISLET Oil; COM PANT
haye declared a dividend of THREE PEK CENT, (out
of the net’earnings of the Company lor the. month of
September), payable on demand, at the offlce of the
Com’, .my, So. 81 JOHif Street, Sew York, to Share
holders of Becord, at the close of basiness this day. •;
oc!2-12t WALTER E. I;AWTOg, Treasurer. ■
CONSOEIDATION BANK.
RS? Pbilabblphia, September 18,1861.
• At a meeting of the Directors, held 17th instant, it was
resolved to distribute to the stockholders pro rata at
PAR our own stock owned by this Bank.
All stockholders of this date are entitled to claim, their
proportion, upon the terms of the resolution, at any
time previous to the 21st day of October, 1864. - .--V
se2l-tnthstoc2l JOSEPH N. PBIBSOIi, Cashier.
1®- COMMISSION OF THE UNITED
BP STATES AND ECU AD 08.
Notice is hereby given that the Commission provided
for by the Convention of .November 26,' 1862, Between
the united States and Ecuador, for the mutual adjust
ment of claims. -was duly organized at the city of Guay
aquil, on the 18th day of August last, and that the said
Commission will continue in session for the period of
twelve months from thatdate. 1 . r \
Allcitizens of the United States having claims upon
Ecuador are, ti erefore'notified, to appear in person, or
by attorney, and present the proofs in support of their
claims to said Commission, or to file their claims and
proofs with the Secretary of the Commission, “Senor
CrisitntoMedina,” in Guayaquil, in the Bepublicof
Ecuador. , ■ , . • ..
Claims, which shall not he presented to the Commis
sion within the twelve months it remains in existence;
will he disregarded by both Governments and consi
dered invalid EBEDEEICK HASSANBEK,
Minister and Commissioner of the United
StstfiSi
WasHiKOTOH Clii, Octoher 1, 1861,
»-Sg~ THE PHII ADT.tPHIA BANK,
ISE? - Philadelphia, September 20.1854.
A general meeting of the Stockholders of the PHI LA- ■
DEL PHI A BAHK will be held ,at their Banking House,
on THURSDAY, the 20th day of October next, at 10
o’clock A. M., for the purpose of taking Into considera
tion and deciding the question -whether the, eald Bank
shall hdcome an Association for carrylng_on the busi
ness of hanking under thelaws of the United States,
and of exercising the powers conferred by the act of the
General Assembly of this Commonwealth, entitled
“An act enabling the Banka of this Common wea th to
become associations for the - purpose of banking under
the laws of the Uh'ted States, ’ ’ approved the 224 day of
Angnst, 1864, and to take each action in regard thereto
as may be necessary and proper; .
Br order of the Board of Directors
O'W-W B. B: COMEGYfi.: Cashier*
S $450 PAID, CASH IN HAND, TO
Discharged Soldiers wishing to join the VeUrauße
. serve Corps. Apply to Colonel CASPEIt M. BERItY,
So. 100 Sonth SIXTH Street, below Chestnut. .
Please bring yonr discharges with yon. oc!7-3t*
8 WORD EXERCISE.—OFFI
JKJI CEBS of the army and others desirous of learn
w’W-ini the beautiful and useful science of attask
. r as- and defence With the BBOAD SWORD. can
t n class or private lessons.
PBOT. MoAMULTY, Post Office, Fhllada.,Fa.Cse2l-lm*
QNE THOUSAND
BU.STIC frames,
- PROM
25 CENTS TO ©25. -
LARGEST ‘ASSORTMENT IS THE CITY.
oclB 2t PITCHBB’S. 808 CBBSTKUT Street. ■ ’
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING Re:
I moVP,T) his iBBAIf EBTATE OFFICE to F0."53
'tenth Street; corner of. Arch, has there reopened his
BEGISTEB, g may ß enter their
-Awl is prepared to collect IHTEBESTB, Ground and
in every part [ of ) the M cUy. BEl)p o Ri)
rruE COMING CAMPAIGN.
tt OCl6-3t W. RIIEB 7 S. 33 South FOURTH btreet.
THE PRESS:—PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1864'
IN CAMERON. Chairman
RET Alt Dill GOODS.
BLACK ALL,-WOOL KEFS. ■. , :
£2 25 quality reduced to $1.75.
' $2 K) quality reduced to $2. , -
gffi.7s quality reduce! t052.25,'
$8 quality reduced to $2 60.
BLACK FRENCH MERINOES. ,
$2.25 quality reduced to $1,60.
BLACK AI.U-WOOI. CASHMERES.
$2 25 quality reduced to $1.75, ■
BLACK THIBET LONG SHAWLS.
slsquality.reduced to $lO.
$l6 quality reduced to sll.', : .
. BLANKET LONG SHAWLS.
$l3 60 quality reduced to $ll. ,
.AMERICAN MOURNING DELAINES.
. 60-cent goods reduced to 40 cent®.
MOURNING CHINTZES.
45-eent Black and Whitejeduced- to 35c,
45- cent Lead andßlack reducedtoSSo.
47 cent Sadder Purples reduced to SfJic.
BLACK AND WHITE MOHAIRS.
- : 50-cent'Plaids reduced to'37Kc.
reduced to 62Kc. ,
75 cent Brocades reduced to 62Kc.
BLACK AND WHITE ALL-WOOL PLAIDS.
, - ; $1.25 quality reduced to 87>£c.
ALL-WOOL MOURNING MOUSSELINES.
$1.12K Black and Waite reduced ioB7Kc.
$l.37Ji Black and Purple reduced to $l.
$1 Black and Purple reduced to 75c.
BLACK POULT DE SOIES.
$2 60 Mournin g Silk now $1.75. _
LYONS GLOSSY TAFFETAS. ,
$2At Glossy Silks now at $1.75.
And other G OODS at reduced prices.
ISESSOIV Sc, SO IV,
MOURNING STORE,
No. 918 CHESTNUT STREET.
FINE STOCK OF SILKS
FOR SALE,
FAR BELOW THE PRESENT GOLD PRICES.
Very rich Watered Silks.
- Magnificent Moire Antique.
Very heavy Colored Corded Silks.
Very heavy Colored Plain Silks.-
Beautiful Shades of Colored Ottoman Silks.
New Styles of'Fancy Figured Silks.
Very heavy Black Corded Silks.
Very heavy rioh glossy Black Silks,
Black Silks of all kinds cheap, -
4-4 Mantilla Silk Velvets.
EDWIN HAUL & OCX,
No. 26 South SECOND Street,
0018-tntha3t
QLOAK OPENING.
JL,. LEFEYRE
WILL OPEN HIS
WINTER CLOAKS,
NEW CLOAK ROOMS,
ISOS CHESTNTT STREET.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER IBth,
ocl7-2tif
T ADIES’CLOAKS,
•Ti SACQOES, AM» CIRCULARS,
of all the popular. styles, made in the best manner, at
reduced prices. , ■
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450,-*403, and 454 North" SECOND Street, 1
oelS-tf Aoove'Witlow.
•DKOCHE LONG SHAWLS IN CHOICE
de StODDART'& BROTHER,
- ,450, 453, and 454 North SECOND Street,
oclB-tr ■ . v Abort Willow.
"17ALL AND WINTER GOODS
r FOR MEN’S AND BOSS’ WEAR.
FANCY AND PLAIN CASHMERE. •
FANCY AND MIXED CO ATI® US
UNION CASHMERE, &c be, fill at reduced prices.
CTJRWEN STODDART & BRO THER,
450, 453, and4s4NorthSßCONDStreet,
cclS-tf Above Willow.
BLACK SILKS
aJ of all widths and grades, at reduced prices.
CUKWIN STODOART & BROTHER,
450, 453, and4s4 North.SECOND Street,
■ oclS-tf Above Willow.
BALMORAL SKIRTS ,'. -
JL> ' REDUCED TO $3.
All grades at reduced prices._-
COBWEB STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 453. and 454 North SECOND Street,
celE-tf ? Above Willow.
FANCY: FURS.
ENRY RASKE,
NEW FUR STORE,
514 ARCH STREET.
The above respectfully Informs his patrons, and the
public in general, that he has now opened at the above
store an assortment of ; ■. - ■ ; .>
. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
FANCY FURS, ■ •
tvhich for variety snd quality > " -
.... CANNOT BE SURPASSED •
by any house in the United States, and being the maun
facturer of all his iFnrs,'and having imported all his
stock when gold was much -lower than at the present
rates, he can offer them to his patrons at the most rea
sonable prices. . . . .. . ■ v. ■.
AH FURS made to order, anU repairing done in the
best manner and latest styles. - ffENRY
Importer and Manufacturer,of Ladies’ and Children’s >
1 ocis'tf’ : 514 ARCH Street.
RADIES’ FANCY FURS.
JOHN A. ST AM BACH,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
ILiAIJUDS’ FANCY FURS,
NO; 836-ARCH STREET,
•BELOW NINTH.
Just opened, a large and hand some stock of LADIES’
AND CHI LDREN’S FANCY FURS of every description
and in the newest and most approved- styles, at the
ocl-Sm - LOWEST CASH PRICES.
JUDIES’ FANCY- FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No", 418 ARCH Street, above Seventh Street,
At his old established store,
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY FURS
* FOS
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Having now in store a very large and beautiful assort
ment of all the different ktnds and qualities of FANCY
FURS FOR LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S WEAR, I
solicit a call from those in want.
Remember the name and number,
JOHN FAREIRA,
418 ARCH Street, above Seventh,
I have no partner or connection with any other store
in this city. . ocl 4mif
Flߣ-FEOOF/81F£§.
Pfes' PHILADELPHIA
i|g»!.Pl
" AGAINST THE WOULD!
LILLIE CAST-IRON HUMBUG,
In use by the FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ BANK,
MILFOBD, Del., drilled, blown open with powder,
and robbed. This Safe, which cost *5OO, and guaran
tied one of LILLIE’S beet Bank Burglars, was entered
by d rillin g a bole through tho door, and then, by means
of powder, blowing it open. The robbery was effected
on Sunday night, August 14, 1864, the robbers securing
all the funds of the Bank, consisting of gold, silver,
deposits, United States bonds—in fact, everything within
the Safe, amounting to many thousands of dollars.
This Lillie Cast-Iron Safe is now to be seen at the Store
of Messrs. EVANS & WATSON, No. 1« South FOURTH
Street, they haying furnished the Bank with one of
their Bank and Burglar-Proof Safes, and receiving the
Lillie humhng in part payment. The attention of Bank
ers and all seeking Bank or Bnrglar-Froof Safes, and
the public in general, is called to this Safe, which can
be seen as above stated. :
V
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-'FOR EVANS & WATSON’S
SAFES 1!!
Staicksrsvihb,
Chester Cobstt. September 24. 1864,
Me.strt. Evans Si. Watson, No. 15 South Fourth street
Gbhtlihex: We bought, one year ago, from yon one
of your small Safes, which was in use by os in onr mill
until two days ago, when our mill was consumed by
fire. Our Safe contained, besides our books, about
$3,600 in cash, all of which we. took from it in good or
der. It was a large frame mill,.which made a very
intense fire. The paper on which this is written was
in the Safe at the time of the fire. The Safe fell some
distance, and was subject to an intense hekt.
We remain, respectfully, yours, ■
C. & D. MERCER.
A large assortment of the above justly-celebrated
SAFES on hand and for sale at moderate rates at
EVANS & WATSON’S
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Ashcroft’s Steam Ganges.
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! PHTSICIAXS 1
. . "W.tB.vBHOWN, D;,
; V RHKT>I>. MO., ■
■ ■ SW BECK WITH, M.'D-, and
Jits S A. FULTON.
partnient. typSK n ■’< --A.. i H ... p
, „ CONSULTATION FREE. ,
• ; Address all letters to ' ' - „ •' ■
Dr. -W. B BROWN, -
j 7 ‘"lftao 'Stiy* Pfcllad*. :
if’:' ■■■• ■* , f r> - *T
‘ " -£* iV \ ' » » •
t< A TTENTION !”
Political and patent-right,men, also manufacturers oi
• , k., , . r - I r. ■>’ •* •
fireworks, call and sen the 1
GREAT 1 POLITICAL' CAMPAIGN'.ILLUMINATORS.
OraddreßS ~ ‘ ' . Agent,
- . , American Hons?, Philadelphia.
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MEIkICAIi.. - S
jgLEOTEICITY. ,
i WONDERFUL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERT.
DB. BROWN cures ail acute and chronic diseases by
special guarantee, when desired by the patient, at
15SSSO WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, and in ease of a
failure no charge H made.Bo drugging; the system 1
with uncertain medical agents. All. cures performed
by;Magnetism, Galvanism, profiler modifleatione of
‘ Electricitywithont shocks or any unpleasant sensa
tion.
: This discovery 1b the result of more than teh years’
hard and scientific investigations,; It deV'elopa not only
» reliable system for ftae diagnosis of 'disease, bnt the
only efficient and reliable means, of core. Its great
superiority over all other systems for the cure of dis
ease Baa been practically tested ferraoie than ten years,
andforflve years i-h Philadelphia, where twelve thon •
sand invalids have been treated, suffering from almost
every form and condition of disease common to all sec
tions of on? country, wife, after treatment by the most
eminent medical men in' Philadelphia, Boston, New
York, and other cities, had been given np'as'incura
ble ; and innsarly every case a perfect curs'hadbeen
effected. ■ -
WedonotWish to convey tho'impression tllat'we enra
all diseases in ali'cpndltions.'' Wo cannot cure pnimo
nary consumption after the lungs are half decayed s ; but
will cure "every case, of Consumption Inthecarijrand,
middle stages. And-every other dlseaso where a sufit-'
cient amountof vitality remains Tor reaction.
Snclfj-in fact, has been bur success- in'controlling the
following diseases,' that after an Electrical examina
tion, will guarantee a cnre by specihl cbntract'when
the patient desires: .
Diseases usually beyond the reach of any medicine—'
; such as Palpitation of the Heart.’ Tio Doioureux, .Head
aches of all kinds, Nervousness, InabiUty'to "collect the
Thoughts, Noises in the Head, most Cases of Deafness,'
"many Caßesof Blindness, Impaired Vision, Cross-eye,
Inflamed dr Store Eyes,. Acute Pains,’ Male " and Female 1
Diseases, Seminal Weakness.VDiabetes, Stricture, Hy
drocele, Urinary Troubles, Mercurial Diseases. -Old
■ Sores, Eruptions. pf all kinds. Cancers', Salt Rheuml'
Scrofula, Erysipelas, Ringworm, Ulcers, Felons, Bolls,
Burns, Inflammations, St. Anthony's Fire, Pimples,
■ Sebaceous Tnmore, Rheumatism of all kinds, Gout,
Dyspepsia,; Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Congestions
of Body or Brain.'Eosh of Blood to the Head. Insanity,
Stiff Neck, Swelled Tonsils, 'Ruptures, Kidney Gom
, plaints. Liver Complaints, Hip>and Spine, Diseases.'
Strange and Frightful Dißeaßeß—Tetanus or Lock-jaw,
Malignant Pustule, Deadly Bitos of Poisonous Insects:
and Animals, Diptheria; Consumption, Epilepsy, Def-
Miity, Chlorosis or Green Sickness, Milk Leg,' White
Swelling, Goi fcre,, Paralysis,’;D ropsy, Palsy. Glamdulair'
■ Swellings, Affections oi the Periosteum. To straighten
Deformed Limbs, remedy Stuttering, relax"Osseous'
Joints, save Limbs from being Amputated even when
mortification has commenced.
Dr. Brown employs,the best Electrical talent in this
country. Read the following: . ,
PROF. C. H. BOLLES,
LECTURER.
Medical men and others "desiring a knowledge of this
discovery, will he Qualified to use the different modifi
cations of Electricity for the cure of all Acute ana Chro
nic diseases. Prof. Bolles has qualified over one thou
sand physicans who use Electricity as a specialty.
Dr. Brown employs the best Electrical talent in this
country:
Eoad-tbe followingecertificates of cures performed by
Dr, Brown:
BRONCHITIS AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
Astonishing cure of Chronic Bronchitis and General
Debility; of five years’ standing, at Dr - . BROWN’S
ELECTRICAL OFFICE. Bead the following:
St. Thomas Tow.vsurp,
'FRAKKIIS COCTHTT. Pa. , August 8,'1563.’
About five years ago I was takehwithasevere cold;
which gradually passed away, leaving-my throat in an
Inflamed and irritable condition. I applied to an Allo
path ie Physician, but without any relief. My general
health also failed, with symptoms' of Consumption,: I.
commenced- taking, medicine, and was under the meti
cal treatment of five different physicians (also uead Pa
teht Medicines), but received no relief.'"'Mythroat com-"
tinuedgrowing worse, and my general health continued
to fail. . In April, 1863, I addressed a letter to a physi
cian in'New York-, that I had been taking medicine
from, enclosing five dollars'for .medicine. Soon after
dropping the-ltjlter in the office, I beard of Dr. Brown,
Electrical physician, I concluded to call, and, after
hearing his explanation of ,my disease and mode of
..treating, I had'ihe letter taken from the post office, and:
iconduded to go under his treatment; and can say, after
going through his course of treatment; I am relieved of
disease. My.general health is good, and, although 'I
had not been .able to work for nine months previous,
am now able to work a 3 usnal. " I would say to the dis-'
eased of all (classes, throw away medicines, and avail
yourselves of the benefits of the recent discoveries in
Electricity as Applied by Dr. Brown, 1220 Walnut street.
SOLOMON OEID.EK.
DYSPE FBIA CURED.
This is a loss of balance of the two positive and nega
tive forces of. Electricity. The. polarity of the nerves
going from the cerebellum to tbe stomach being lost,
and the supply of Electricity from the brain being di
minished, therefore the stomach is left minus or nega-.
tive. The organ cannot perform itß legitimate functions
properly, and Dyspepsia is the result. Bead the fol
lowing: „ _
Mount Pleasant,
Franklin Co., Pa., Aug. 10, 1833.
;In the springpf,lS62,l was taken with constant pain
and uneasiness in my stomach, which gradually, increas
ed until November. At this time an eminent Allopathic
Physician was called ‘ in, who: pronounced the disease’
Dyspepsia. Mediae was: prescribed, hut failed to
cure the disease. Assent to Philadelphia and procured
a box of a’ celebram 'Dyspepsia medicine, advertised
in the papers. . After using that I experienced no relief.
The disease'continued-growing worse, until March,
1853, when hearing of the wonderful cures performed
by means of Eiectr icily, I concluded to have it applied,
and can say, that after about twelve treatments applied
by Dr. BROWN, was entirely cured, and continue so
unto this day. M. BROWN.-
TO-THE SICK AND AFFLICTED OF PHILADELPHIA..
'Dr. P. BHEDD, of Hew York, one of the best and
most experienced Electricians in this country, will
visit and treat patients at their residences in the city,
when desired. He will treat and enre both Acute and
Chronic Diseases.; AH'suffering ftom AouieahdUhronic
Diseases, unable to come to the office, add desire Dr.
Shedd’s professional services, will call and consult Dr.
Brown, 1220 Walnut street.
Dr. Brown employs the best Electrical talent in this
country.
Read the following certi fleates of cures performed by
Dr. P. Bhedd, nowwithDr. Brown, 1220 Walnutstrcst:
v' NkwYork, Sept. 31, lS&i.
Dr. P.Shedd, Blf.etrieian, &c. :
Dear Sir: Peftnit me to express ; in- this Informal
manner my appieetation of your high professional
ability, as exemplified in your attention to me per
sonally, while connected with vDr. Chamberlain, of
this city, now with Dr. Brown/at 1220 Walnut street,
Philadelphia. My disease was one of longstanding,
and.difficnlt.to detect as well as difficult to Feat, and; I;
assure you, that having been under tbo treatment of
several physicians before I came to .yon, none..were'
able, or if able, they failed to treat me with oven a mo
derate degree of success. *lt jremai had for y ou, by your
skill, to detect my difficulties, and by your careful, and
faithful treatment of me, to place me on the road to per
feet health.-' .- \ -, • .. J- . ■ ■ V
Accept, dear sir, my warmest thanks for your atten
tions, and- my high estimate of yonr skill in the appli
cation of Electricity Us a method of cure.
Yours, respectfully, ' _
' CYRUS COMJIINGS.
PARALYSIS CUBfeD.
“ State of'New York, Livinoston couhtt, ■
Caledonia, Oot. 29, 1862.
Dr. Shbdd—Dear Sir:-For-the benefit of suffering,
humanity, I would give a statement bf.my condition
when 1 came tinder voiir cafe and treatment. From.the
resnltof an injury my left Bide was totally parsiyzed, ;
and bad bepn for six months previous to calling on
yon, during which time I snffered intense pain, (could:
get no rest only by the influence of opiates. Had been
treated by several physicians.without benefit. When
ready to give up all hope of. ever regaining the use of
my limbs,.! was advised by Thomasßrown of our place,
to put mfself under your care. I:did so, and the resnlt'
is lam fully restored. After receiving fourteen of yonr
Electrical treatments I have now the perfect use - of my
parsiyzed side, and my general health was never better.
•You are at liberty to make such use, of this as you
please. THOMaS C. WARD. •
DR. BROWN employs, the best electijpal talent in
this country. . .-
Read the following ceitiflcate of a cure performed by
Dr. Beckwith.
COKSUMPTIOIT CURED.
September. 28iL;
Philadslphia, BicLmondi KTo.' 29,
This is to' certify that*shoot ' three,’years': ago
I was taken' with a disease which physicians
called Consumption. I had a coffgh. -hoarseness,
spit-blood, and beeama very much reduced. ' Was
under the care of five physicians, and have taken agrent
deal of medicine -Without relief. In this condition, I
called on Dr. Broom, 1220 Walnut street. After an
electrical examination. was pronounced curable. And
under the slilfo!-treatment of Dr. Beckwith, operator
alnd physician in-Er. Brown’s estahlishment,; am neat
ly entirely relieved of disease, and expect, after a few
•more treatments, to he entirely restored to health. X
recommend all afflicted to goto 1220 Walnut street
■ SALAMUN MAT.
Dr. BROWN employs the best electrical talent in this
country. ,
Bead the following certificate of a cure performed by
Mrs. S. A Fulton .-
KHEUMATISM- CURED.
, WEST pHiitAX>Ei/PHiA, Aag.27, 1864.
Dr. W. B. Brown. ‘
I had keen afflicted with Rheumatism since April last
very severely, It extending over the entire, body,
causing the most excrnciating suffering; for several,
months was under,the best medicnl-effro. hut grew no
better, and finally gave yon a call, and placed myself
under the care of Mrs. S A. Fulton,’female operator of
your estahlishment. In two weeks I was relieved of
all pain, and am now perfectly well. I gladly recom
mend allladies suffering to her kind care.
Mas. W. B. ROWaN, Weßt Philadelphia.'
REFERENCES.
In addition to the above; the diseased and all inter
ested are referred to the following named gentlemen,
that have been treated and witnessed oar treatment on
others, at 1220 Walnut street;
1 W B. Smith, So. 1022 Hanover street, Philadel
phia ; George Douglass, No. .26 South Fifth street;
William H. Sbriver, Haines street, Germantown; L,
C. Stockton, 206 Market street, Philadelphia;;Chas H.
Grigg, Nos. *219 and 221:Church alley; Emanuel Roy,;;
707 Sansom street, attorney at law; Isaac D. Gayer, 2
Woodlard Terrace; H,Craig, 1725 Arch street, 138 Broad
street: Robert D. Work, Cl North Third street; A. O.
Croll, Northeast corner Tenth and Market streets.; -
H. B. —We take pleasure in referring the sick to the
ahove names, and the following, whose certificates have
been or will be givenin full for the good of humanity: .
. Judah Levy,’ Bronchial Consumption, No. 814, South
-Front street ;,-Edward.T. Evans,’ preacher, of the M. £.:
Church, Dyspepsia of long’standing, Laryngitis, and
Lumbago, Ho. 1633 Helmuth: street; Wm. H -Shaihe,-
Paraiysis of lower limbs, Paraplegy, and Epilepsy,
publisher of the Rational Merchant, Ho. 126 South Se
cond street; Thomas Owe; s, Congestion of the Brain,
and severe’ Hemorrhage of* the Lungs and Diabetes,
American Hole!, Philadelphia; James Hrigent, Deaf
ness for six years, and ringing and roaring in the head,
-Fifteenthand Bedford streets; William Morgan, Gene
ral Debility, 401 Spruce street; Thos.' Harrop, severe •
Diabetes, Rose-Mills, West Philadelphia; Geo. Grant,
Rheumatic Gout,' long’ standing. Ho. 610 Chestnut
street; H; T. Desilver,:Chronic Neuralgia and Inflam
matory Rheumatism, No. 1716 Chestnut street ; p.’ H.
Carmick, Chronic Dyspepsia- and Inflammation of the
Kidneys, Chestnut and Fortieth streets; Anthony Car
ney, Consumption, Ho. 1217’Market street; Edward
McMallon, Consumption, No. 1227 Front street; Charles
H. Grigg. Dyspepsia and Constipation,-Tenth.and Arch
streets; J.Bicket, Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation;’
and Congestion of the Brain; Ho. 518 Callowhill-street;
Rev. J. Mallory, Aphonia, Philadelphia. v
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTION, ESTABLISHED FIVE^
. - YEARS AGO. ‘ .. -"'
„ Professor C H. BOI.LES, Lecturer.
wants;.
;T?MPLOYMS?NT HQUBE, THE L
" est and most reliitMs/for E eltr *S
•lwajs a good selection of eapaW*‘W»OM;-^? a s?2*
references. Americans, Irish,, English, if™™*;
@sjs, ScotcbV welSh, and newly-landM emigrant*, M ,
®?Jf e nerß, Fans Hands, Coachmen, Watchmen,
SSSESt fChambomalds,- Seamstresses, taaodrosaae,
f and general HoueeWorkßdnrant*'Also,
»os. Ba*and B o4 LOCCSTSirerf,
WANTED—A GOOK AND A GHAM
’ T BBBMATD'aNDWatter Must lie good wash
■ers and Ironers. Inriuira.Mg N. TWELFT 8: SI. -It* '
EY'EKAL SE 0 ON B.
BO^ 01 '; : PaSES: APPI? S^!^ h
jWASTEm-BY A YMfNO. MAWj-HO*-
■ ; JyL, pOBABLS discharged from the service.* SITOA
-‘TIOHin a Bank oi Broker’s Office: Satisfactory refer
ence and security given. Address* ‘ ' Officer," at this
Office. , n*
WANTED TO' BORROW—S7OO, FOR
*T four months, on ample outside security,- for
which a large interest will be paid Address ‘’E W.
8.,” at this Office, v ~. .. belS-Wf
W A Jllffi-rTO I ENGAGE ON OS
▼ ▼ about? jMuary- &» SkLESfifiEST with &
WHOLESALE lIBY GOODS? Bouse, by a. youai Ulan'
of Dine yeaja* experteccf iXL'.ltaodiing; BiY Goods —at'
present enraged as Cashier tea Retail Dry Goods es
tablishment. • •-s-- •.•-,■
, - Address •? Mercantile, 11 at ibis office. oc!7 2i*
WANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED
* T Man. a eifttktiOD aF» Book-keeper. _ Address
e iocl7-St* J». BURTOff, ffiy Street.
WANTED—A YOUNG'OR MIDDDN
'* ’ aged MAN, wfid'writes a «<>oi land, with ssteT'U
$B(XyaR PARTNER profitable m-dborcash. busines*,
Location central. „ :
Address *‘ Location? ' r) J Press office. oclfi-St*
WANTED AT $l5O PERI MONTH—
'I We want a reliable CANVASSESKib every town'
and county. We have agents clearing month,
which we will prove to any doubling applicant. Ad
dress JOKE Is BKOS. 4CO:,P. O. Box H2S,Pht!adel
phia-. ■ ocia^lmf
WANTED—ON OR BEFOR@ -lst OF
.** JANUARY, by a BOOS'-KEEPER eicperHenced in
Dry Goods Jobbing and Coaliftisßiou Business,a situa
tion m a large wholesale bouse. Is 'quick and correct
at figures* and a fair judge of , mi’*aey.. A liberal salary
expected. Address R. H,, 51 Pt(*s office. .• ocl%6t*
WANTED TO REJa?, A STORE ON
; MARKET Street, between Second and 4 Sixth.
Streets; Address Box 625 Rost Office.; octfi-stuthizt*
AMOUNT TO LOAN
on Mortgage of city property.
oc!7-tf • E. PETTIT. 3%3 WALNUT Street.
m SOME ONE W&WFID TO FTfR
CHASE a .NEW DWELLING HOUSE.' which the
will Lease for. Fiy©-Years, at six per cent,
rent secured Address JOHN
BENTLEY, at the office of this paper. ocl7-3t r
m WANTED TO -RENT—A HOUSE
n n iSi?oY esto AV art °LS 19 either furnished or
M^CT^reht^ 88 ; °° or * 9 W ~
ii store Wanted.—wanted to
-MU BENT or PURCHASE, a commodious STOBE for a
Wholesale Business on Chestnut street, between Front
and . Fourth streets. Apply at Box Ho. 2815 Post
Office. - ocl2-6t
FOR BALEMPTOJLET._^
TO let-prom the first janu-
A ' ABT NEXT,
THE BECOND AND FODBTH STOBIES OF A LABGE
STORE ON CHESTNUT STREET,
Between- Second and Third.
This Is a very desirable opportunity for a Wholesale
Dry ,? i or siK house. Address Box 2055P05t Office.
■POR SALE—TWO WELL-SECURED
I old Irredeemable GROUND BEN sl2B
per annum lawful' silver rbohev, payable half- yearly,
free of taxes. S. W- THACKARA & SO>N.
oclB-Bi* ■ ait South THIRD Street!
M FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT
AT CHESTNUT HILL. —A furnished house, plea
santly situated at Chestnut: Hill, will be to rent from
November until May h,186£1; within three minutes’, walk
of the depot. Address “Chestnut Hi 11,.”. Box 1386,
Post Office. ; y - ;■, : o clB-3t*
|g A’DESIRABLE DWELLING FDR
■Hi&Sale or to Lot, at TWENTY-FIRST and ARCH
Streets. ocl7-6tv
Mfor sale—the mansion
House No. 312 Cooper street, and' lanre Fruit and
Flower harden, is city of Camden. if, J, The dwelling.
iss2feefefroDt by 40indepth, with gas, hydrant water,
hot and cold paths, and all modemlmpro’r&Kiaiit*.
The lot of ground on which it stands 120 wet front by
360 feet' in depth, running from Cooper to Market
streets, completely filled with every description of"
choicest Fruit and Flowers. / *
TERMS LIBERAL. For particulars inquire on tlm
premises, or at >
M. KEWKTKK'S Office, -
ocls-siuth Bt* No. .33$ WALNUT Street.
m for sale ?os to rent.—a
na.THEEE- STORY modem- built BRICK DWELLING,
wilh double back buildings, twenty feet front, with
five feet side' ard, ho.‘81l) NorthPIPTB Streep above
Brown:. Apply to ; M. PRICE,
ocls-stn2t*; ;XBB N. TWELFTH St., corner of Cherry.
M desirable ,cpisis tr y a
PLACE, 5 acres,!3miles north of Norristown, "■ 1~
line large House, stone, rough cast. 13 looms, good
shade and waier, ham, carnage-house,. &c.' On the
Germantown turnpike, good place for a - physician:
For sale, or would he exchanged l for agood-paying
city property./ Particulars, apply toOD.: S: WaLBIER.
No. 11 North SIXTH Street, / . ’ : oslS 2t*
M; FOR SALE -. DESIRABLE SfA
Chester comity FARM.SO Acres, half-mile from-JC
railroad station. Superior and highly improved farm,
ICO acres, half mile from railroad station in Backs
county. l Call and examine Register of Farms. /
ocj.7-tf /- - E. PETTIT, 333WALNPf Street. /
M DELAWARE COUNTY;—FOR
SALE,or will he exchanged for City Property,2S— ;.
138-acre FARM, one quarter of a mile from a Station on
Media R. R., 15 miles out. Old-fashioned Stone Mansion,
Bars, Spring,: Ac. : about 25 acrea Woodland. Price.
*llO per acre. JAS. R./CUMMINS, MEDIA, or 504
■WALNUT Street.: y. : , /■ , oc!7-3t -.
MFOR SALE—a SNUG-; SMALL JR:
PLACE OF 13 ACRES, of i the best kind of-Jt-i
LAi*D, a large stone house, 40 feet front, kitchen back,
and plenty of out buildings, If miles from Philadelphia,
in Plymouth Township, Montgomery bounty, l on
Plymouth turnpike road. For particulars call .on
; / : . B. SMITH. Agent,
■ oglff-31*: OQ4 N. SEVENTH Street, above Breen.
m FORRENT—ANUMBER OFGOM
-■Ssmddious DWELLINGS, 1 on Thirteenth, Twelfth,
and Mervine streets, 1 having hath, range, hot and cold
water, at from $23 to *33 per month. ' .
TATLOW JACKSON,
OC7-121* , 614 CHESTNUT Street.
MF OR SALE—GERMANTOWN
COTTAGE, corner Knox and Linden streets; neat
and convenient Cottage, , in. excellent condition, with
good lot, plenty of shrubbery, and stable.
Immediate possession canoe had.
oci tf BI F. GLENN, 133 South FOURTH Street.
:M FOR SALE—A SUPERIOR-BUILT
COTTAGE at Darby, with 12 acres of land, mnch
below its cost: and a neat Cettage at Chestnut Hill,
11 rooms, at a little more than h alf its value. -
ocl- tf B. F. GLENN, 133 South FOURTH Street.
■ m A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT:
—On Chestnut Hill; live minutes’ walk from depot..
Inqnire at the Depot, or 1333 SPRUCE St. oclsthstn3t*
FOR SALE CHEAP—THE
Trotting Stallion PILGRIM,- also, three
blooded Mares in foal. Inquire of C.-LLOYD* Blue
Bell, T.wenty-fonrth ward*:Pbilat oeg -stqthet* -
D Onn TRUCK'AND PEACH BAS-
UjUUU KETS jnst received and for sale by :
ROWE & EOSTON,
se2-tf 151 and 15» North THIRD Street: •
BOARDISI&.
PERMANENT FIRST-CLASS BOARD-
A IKG-a second and third atop-room vacant. Re
ierences reqnired. Apply i-II.TSPI’J/CE St. oc!8-2t*
PLIGIBLE ROOMS VACANT A T
J-l HILL’S, 338 SPRUCE Street. ocfi-lm* ■
COPARTIVERSHIPS,
AT'OTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.’—
' The undersigned -have this/ day entered -into
copartnership under,the firm of RtMB Y, &- MADEIRA, ■
for the manufacture of Sash, Poore, Window -Frames,,
Shutters, Blinds, &c.,atNo. BTB PERTH St., formerly
Robertson street. AMMON RtMBY.
J. FERDINAND MADEIRA.
Philadelphia, October 10,1864. oclB-3t*-
-ILCftAIL..;
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR
A* THE CITY, AHpXOOTTY.OE.PHILIDEiHHIA.
Estate of JOHN SMITH, deceased; '
The Auditor* appointed by the Conrt to audits settle, "
and adjust the account of HUGH- KEMiY.an tdminis-,
tratorof the Estate of John Smith, deceased, and to re
port distribution of the balance in the hands of the ac
conntant,;wol meet the parties interested; for.the par-;
poses of his. appointment, on WEDNESDAY, the 24
eayd November. 1864, at 4 o’clock P. SI., at hia
office, No. 308 South FIFTH street, In the city
of Philadelphia. . -
THOMAS BRADFORD DWIGHT,
oclS-tnihsst Auditor.
HI THE ORPHANS? COIJRTFORTHE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA,
r Estate of PE KEY. G.-CO PB; deceased.
Notice is hereby.driven that thebtridow, .of said dece
dent has filed in said Court her petition, and an ap
praisement of the personal estate whichishe elects to re
tain, under the act or April 14, 1851, and >its supple
ments, and the Court will approve! the same on FJU
DAS, Ncv. 4, 1864, unless exception he filed thereto.
. . ■ thos. Latimer,
oclB-tuth4t* Att’y for Elisa Cope, widow.
LOST MO FOLKS*.
T OST OR STOLEN—OH THE NIGHT
A-4 of the Bth inst., four of the following Certificates:
Nos, 24,319, 28,929, 21091, 24 630, 21,799 of Phila-<
delphia and Reading Railroad Stock.: The public are
cautioned against their negotiation,as tlietr transfer has
bten stopped. A liberal reward will be paid and-no
questions asked' on their return to
P. S. ROWLAND,
OCI4 la,* . : 42T SPRUCE Street.
REWARD.—LOST, IN COMING
from Barrisborg .to Pltiladelphia. a, POCKET
BOOK, containEg about in money, a nois of i
Clark, to the order of 3 the Subscriber (but.,not en
dorsed), dated Buffalo, October 7th, at four months, for
$2,600, and other Papers, of no use to any one but the
owner. , -
The aboye Seward will be paid, in addition to the
moneytbat was in the Book, on returning it to Not
664 North ELEVENTH Street, Philadelphia or to
the BEADY HOUSE. Harrisburg
ocl7-2t* HENRY D. MOORE.
A LIBERAL REWARD.—LOST OR
-Ot mislaid. Certificate No. S 8 of the Capital' Stock of
the iETNA OIL COMPANY for 800 ehares, in .the name
of BENJAMIN P. WRIBLBY, with a printed form of a
Power of Attorney, endorsed; signed by;.Benjamin P.
Wrigley. All person-are cautioned against negotia
ting for the same, as the transfer thereof it forbidden,
and wiH’not be approved by said Company. , .
■ Any insertion of anyname m the blank space left m
the Power of Attorney will be forgery.
Said Certificate can be of no use to any one, as
app’ication has been made to the sale iEtna. Oil Com
pany for a new Certificate in lieu of the? one lost or
mislaid' -v ; ■
The finder of said Certificate will be liberally re
warded by leaving it; at No. 28 SBTESTH
Street (second-story)*-at JOffice of M. HINGH&TAN,
Scrivener. > ' / / oclS-lm „■
J. WILLIAMS,
NO. 16 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Manufacturer of
VENETIAN BLINDB
AN D ' ■
WINDOW SHADES.
The Largest and Finest Assortment in the elty at
tc» .. - -■ -■ - ■
• LOWEST PRICES. ,
gar- 'Repairing attended to promptly.* =
Shades Made end Lettered. eelO-Sm
TOT S,T(J YS AND FANCY GOODS. -
Just received from' Europe- a, large assortment of
Toys, of every description. : Also, Fancy Artioles, in
1 reat variety; Meerschaum,- Briar, and a varietv oi
other Pipes and Cigar Tubes. .JOHNfDOLL-Importer,
; • oc!8-tuthe2m ' No. 502 MARKET Street^
PICTURES OF RARE BEAUTY OF
A style and coloring—REiMEß’S
graphs, for the low. price of st.«. ■ <*> t 0
Street, above Preen. and, engage one.
:g F/KSIMMOABTEB^E«MTB
jrioii
' ••• vVWWWVt
A UCTION SALE. OP CONDEMNS*
HOBSEB.
QuAKTBBMABTKB ORVAHAh S.O^ 10 ®' ,
Flß9f IK
;NE F&S^Hfc
oke Mosses. -
ea^e® o ric 8 e S of ae 60 “ de “ nBi M unfltfor tluG
™^a?h«d“ 4 -ft I —* Pirposes many good bsrgrim>
may Dv.stiu<_ - - .
■ Horces sold «2nfiy. _ e . . w
Terms cash Ispnlted camney. Bale t,
mence at 10 A. IS ? A-EKlS^*™
-heia-toc2o ‘ Colonel in charge First Division ft. wan
TJEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA
-EL MILITIA, :QtTABTERMASTEB GENERAL’S 0»e-
FICE, . HAmtiaßirßa, Pav. Oclobet-3, 1833. -
Will he sold at Public AdctioUftp the highest bidden'
Bn accordance with act of AssembSy, apprtrVad August
*2. ISM,. Section 9).. at She State Aigenal, .Harrisburg,
?n yiWSDAT, the 18th d&jr of OctooSr, cotumenciug at
r 6 following tfaserviceahloordnauce and me.
“S? » iheproperty of tWe State of Pennsylvania :
r - B prass Cetfnon,• casting" French, dattr
im»*. 4w3k»?5 w li , 2S, of ISM aalu •
pounds 2l PoMder Iroß Cannon, weight about l.flOSf
78 S nmS^Si?i;°A d) i welghhabout 3,508 pounds. ‘
4 Gnn-oarrlage Axles, weight about 4W pJunto; .
J A ' '■ Q o ' pOHWill
do.. Strap Iron, do Ilf »eunda’‘
Scrap Iron, weight about 3,(BSiiftrads ** Pounds.
■yhe above Will Be sold in lota, for ca'aTi
to Be made la National or State of 5?£555
;PUT«?»se^fonlt y be
With but little dslay, and will be at Buyer’s rispJnlS -
remoyal. : - I ‘ ‘JAMES L-..3a?NOLD^ I**' 1 **'
oc4-4nthfr6t . Qtrartermaecer Geaeral of Pema,
JlUrciiON BALE OF CONDEMNMBi
_ ‘HORSBS.
QffASifejMETEIl GjE!fEßjia l 'S OPFZO*.
_ First Brvimonr.
mm „ . WgaaMM* Cm.OetSWrl,
Auction, to the hlibest biddetf*
« PlK B * named Wotr, viz. = „ . .
MIFFLIN, miNgTWABU, THUESdAT.
WILJUNGTON, “WliiwAitE, THU3SI>iT.‘ '
toes, TERXSMCT.
TWO HGHDBEI) CAVA^ ; B HOESa», AT SAGS ’
« ■»» for tfct*
mwv
fesai»flBasBsss“»«-
Bt order of the Qa*rteriaaste#'GSneTa£ ’
„ , . ; JAMES A. BBXI&
Colonel In charge First Birtal WJ*-
Onartermsster General’* it We*.
oeS-toeZff
'SEMEBfTS.
MEW eHESTNUTiTr^tBATRE
* w
. .' • ygjgj) ■ ■ .
AW* POSITIVIST .
w » t>-c-K STOCESSFITL'-' ’
BIN atiow.
Pa«t.......,....,..,"” "•• Slr -
Eigltb- Brand FatailV jiattiiM' R^VaSi B .*?- taT * r
wßen THE IE A oFICK, or a
prices, forpositlTe^t&SS
*1
*tw CHARLOTTE THO3fPSOa
THIS (MondayJrßVßirnfO, October 17t>
. ._. ■:. ItITTEE BAEEPdoT - ° tr
DoorB.Bpen.at7; Cnrtain. rises at 7K. “««*r.
JOHN DSBW’S NEW ARCH.
STSEET THEATRE.
In wh Sa she ‘will* sin*" "“' ‘ ‘‘ VESTVAIS:
_ , Ton are the Star’ ’ an<S' “ Brare Jfirco. ’ ’ ■
Seats secured three days in advance; > oclT-ft : '
A SSEMBtY’ BUILDINGS, TSNTH 1
AND CHESTNUT Streets.. ’ '
TEKPBB OF WONDERSif!3IGNOK3LXTK
WEDNESDAY AND
. , . Chang*of .Performance Constantly,’ '•
SeitsTfiollSlf CentS - CUldre2 ‘ }S Cents. -Reserve* •
Evening Performances commence- at 7>£. Afternoon
■■■-■ oc3-tf
A PSEMBLY' BUILDINGS LARGE :
DALL.LASTWEEIf of the obarmliig andnatri
o'lc , -MISS MAJOR PAULINE CUSHMAN ?
Ths feroaJe Union Spy and Scout, who has been honored A
_Bhe will appear in ; .
a?,W^cP oS ‘’ffi^ E A ? D “AMOR’S UNIFORM.
. MATINEES on Wednesday and Saturday, common** '
rag at 3 odock ;. Evening at 8. ' oc™R
nHEBTNUT-BTBEETOPERA HOUSE
No.’ 1221 CHESTNUT Street. 1
ALLINSON & BINUKEN ProDriatnr.
MOHAN’S MINSTRELS
appear every evenir s in an elegant
:Vw - . ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT.-
Doors open at 7. commencing at 8 o'clock precisely-, '
Admission 25 cents. , .
Reserved seats, which can be secured from 10 to * ~
0 Clock, SO cents. < : oclS-tf
CHESTNUT ST., ABOVE '
V_®ifh, TBI GREAT VARIETYTHEATRE GF TBl -•
e |a?. T9Bia<r> With : a * VLL ’
THHE ACADEMY OP FINE A RTS
ft 18 OFBg
EDUCATIONAL.
A HOME IS DESIRED FOR A YOUNG
f x LADY in-a Christian household, where she can
have a pupil re. msir-uct in Music. Please address
Gnurdmu, ’} Press office. 0018-2t*
CKATEKG-M. C. CAMPBELL’S BK^
V; TlIfG CLASSES m«et TUESDAY aud FRIDAY
°/ BROAD’ WALNUT-; Streets, :
SATURDAY mornings corner of •
BIGHTB and SPRING GARDEN, Streets, for ladies rk4 • ' ;
■ only< Gentlemen Wednesday Evenings at T. ;
Eighth end Spns* Garden Streets. Ladies and Gentle^
men tahmg one course of lessons on parlor skates, wia
become expert ice skaters; For circulars, term*, &e.. "
api-Jy pr address as abore. 1 oclfclU*-
TTNITED STATES INTERNAL\RE
COLLECTION DISTRICT OP
PENNSYLVANIA,comprising the Twelfth, Thirteenth.
Sixteenth,.Seventeenth, Eighteenth, and Nineteenth!.
Wards of the City of Philadelphia,
NOTICE. :
_ The. annual assessment for 1851, dor the above-named
Diet! let,of persons liable to a tax on carriages, pleasure-,
yachts, billiard tables, and gold and silver plate, an*
also of peisona required to tike out license, having -
been completed, >
NOTICE IS HEREBY-GIVEN
that the taxes aforesaid will be received daily, by the
undersigned, between the hours of 9 A -M. and 3 P H
{Sundays excepted!, at hie Office. 8, W. corner of
THIRD and WILLO W Streets, on aid after
theastli isst. , and until and including SATURDAY, the .
19th of November next ensuing,
, , PENALTIES. ■
All persons who fail to.pav their- annual taxes upon
carriages, pleasure yachts, billiard tables, and gold an* ‘
silver plate, on or before the aforesaid 19th day of No
vember, IS6L will incur a penalty of ten per centum
additional of the amount thereof, and be liable to cost*,
ss provided for in the 19th Section of the Excise Law oC
July Ist, 1362 -
- Allpersons who in like manner shall fail to takeout
their Licenses, as required by law, on or betore the IKk'
day of November, 1864, willincur.a penalty ofien per
centum additions 1 of the amount thereof, and be sub
ject to a prosecution for three times the, amount of said,
tax, in accordance with the! provisions of ths 59th sec
tion of the law aforesaid, . r .
. All -payments are required to be made in Treasury
no ter, issued, under authority of the United States, or in
notes of banks organised trader the act to provide a na
tional currency, known as N ational Banks.
,>No fuither notice will be given.
. WILLIAM. J, WaINWRIGHT. Collector, ..
oclB tno!9 S. W. cor THIRD and WILLOW Bis,
CAMPAIGN BADGES!
V>» OAMPAIGH BADGES'!
BADGES MADE TO OHDEB FOB .CBOBS
In. any style • .. .
h. H. STEPHENS. Agent.
Kioms 6 and 10,
800 CHESTKOT Street.
oclg-stfp*-
PURPLE- EDGE BLACK SILKS.—..
A THESE ARE KSOIVN to be the most durable 3ilk». .
over made. -
PILE BLACK SILKS-SS. 24.26.28,.,30. aid 33 inches
Wide. These are the SlOD'f ESTBLACK SILKS known
to the trade - . - E?RS & LANDELL.. '
OCIB FOURTH and ARCH Streets. "
H. MUHR, 160 KOETHSECOND ,
sSffiSSStreet, wholesale dealer-in WATCHES and JEW. .
LLRT Fall assortment of American, English, and
Swiss Watches, at lowest ca=h prices. '
American Watches in 2,-3, 4, 5. and 6 ounce coin Sil
ver Cases. ; '■ - . oelB-Bt*
P C. BURNS & Gt>., s
: Iso, 800 AECH Street, mate, the fiaeat -Photo
graphs la the city. : - . oclB-2t*
f\LD SHEERS WINE-20 QBS r 10 OC-
V/ TAPES. arid » OASES OLl> SKERRY WIRES.
Eor.Sal6.Dy E. P. MIDDEEYON, r
Ko. 5 .K., FEOST Street. .
oclB-Gt*-
1,000,00«1 ET BUItDING L ™-
C aKOLIN A' FIiOO EIHG, ■
30,000 FEKT 5-4 YEM.OW-Pr.Nfi FLOORING.
'CEDAB SHINGLES—CEDAR.
LOCUST POSTS—LOCUST POSTS;
' LOHG HEWL-OCE JOIST. CEDAR POSTS. .
SPjRIfCEEIEES.-.'OPEET,EOISa.i •• '
THREE-INCH, REASONED, PEARS
- WILLIAMS & STOKES,
ocIS-121* TWENTI -FIRST and RAIjE Sireets.
T|IXOI?’S STOVE POLISH—THE
A/ ONI.T KIND THAT NET EE E AILS'.TO PLEASE.
GEO. F. GALE at'COi. Agents,
No. 4 CHESTNUT Street.
ocls-3tif*-
TM ATjBEMATIGMj- INSTBUMENTS;
t for. Schools—Microscopes, Spy Glasses, Field.
Glasses for Army- aDd Navy use, Stereoscopes, Stereo—
scopia Pictures, Opera Glasses, Card Photographs,
Pbotogry pliAJliuirs, Tbermomelers, Barometers, Karfic
Lanterns, Magnets, Philosophical Instruments, ike ,£e,
McALLISTBR &. BROTHSeI
(Established in 1796 )
JTo. 738 CHESTNUT Street.
«Saw TO f ARMIRS A.ND BREED-,.
JBHS;—-The thoroughbred Stallions,
darkcieitnnt, ISH lands, roaled,.lSs2, by-li Mariner. •
onto! tie celebrated mare “Fashion:'’HEßO. dark..
brown, 15* hands, foaled. 1653, by ’‘Mariner. ont of>.
the prize winner: “Batsey Anthony, ■! will.be offered,:
at the Philadelphia Society’s An> nal Sale of Stock, on..
WEBHBSDiY. OotoberlS), 1864, . .
AT THE BaXbiß „„
A. M. KSKifNESB, Auctioneer.
_ -jr-—m Fo=Br ATiBANT A-N,Db
JMUBgBC'EBOY. Ylt BEL AWARE ANB R'AEI
'I ASS OahUL.—The Barge. S.~ FLANAGAN, Wol Corson,.
Master, is now loading a*. Brst wharf, belpWiSP.RlJGijs
Street, and will sail for the above poihteon WEDNBB
-I>AY, October 19th. /‘L* •
For freight, which win be (atomon reasonable terms,,
applyto ‘ .
ocl7-3t : »o. 30*Sonth PELAWA§B,AtV-"-
PIANOB, COTTAQB EXCBL
ITTTn MOB-- ORBANS, HARMONIUMS, and SmMftf ‘
BEOKS, at - Store,
oc7-Sm < No. 110JJ CHEBTSOJ? Street.
s YEbJb^NISWLY
If * T I’PSiOyBD ORESCENT BSALB
, . , Y overstrung pianos. ,
Aaknowledsed to be the beet. London Pri«M*if|;.
»hd Highest Awards In America rooeived. „.
DECKEK 3K08. , 'j^gt
STBCK & CO.’S
. OEL^aBATSp,.
PIANOS.
J. E. GOTJLP,
SEVEUT-H AND OHSSMCUT.
IC»TE."S'’B
OOSPTAGEI organs
iot onlT FaSXOSLEKJJ. bat BHSftCAbiiSf in parity
of Power, doomed enpeslafll format rsho*
and Behoi&v bat fonni sjr.h* eaotßy we'-'-'l&i-e.l -
the Drawisa Btoi*- for **l« S-'i,-5e
i 5, a- irtifJWA.-■
' ! ' 1 wa in Yr,r» v SZYSTYH Sire ■<-
Alaa. aeom»l*t*astort=!»niff'ite
sonstantly on hand ; s .
‘ V -