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grivo of the Ned.
THE WAR.
SHERNAN.
Our news from Sherman and his army is
now direct and satisfactory. lie is before
Savannah, and in communication with the
`fleet. Rear Adaiiral Dahlgren, who had
stationed steamers at different points to ob
tain intelligence, reports from Port Royal
Harbor, on the 12th, a line brought Ws
scout from Gen. Howard, commanding one
of the columns, as follows : "We have met
with perfect success thus far. The troops
are in fine spirits, and near • by." Captain
Duncan of the Dandelion was the bearer of
the message. He states in addition; that
our forces were in contact with the rebels a
few miles outside of Savannah, and that the
army was not in want of anything. The Ad
miral has all along kept himself in prepara
tion to cooperate with Sherman whenever
the latter should make his appearance.
The country is just beginning to learn the
magnitude of the plan, of which Sherman's
march has been the central point of inter
est. The consummate `strategy which de
coyed Hood into Tennessee, purposely allow
ing him to push up to Nashville; the co-op 7
eration of Gen. Canby, slipping expeditions
behind him from a totally unexpected quar
ter to embarras his retreat into Georgia;
the naval preparations on the Atlantic side;
the seeming quiet of Gen. Grant's army; the
last raid South of Petersburg to'embarfas
rebel communications in that quarter, de
::'/ayed until just the right• Moment, and the
fresh work got up for Gen. Lee's, attention
in other quarters, are all parts of one stupen
idous scheme. For once in the history of the
war, treachery did not come into play. The
secrecy of the movement was well preserved.
The rebel government was completely baffled
and up to this hour, not a single false step
has marred the enterprise. The long march
of the army was conducted according to the
plan. There was no turning out' f the way
to take towns; no stopping to waste-ammu
nition in fights of,no material consequence,
The army lived 'for the mdst part on the
country, destroyed property
. wfiere military
reasons for such destruction existed, and
now comes out upon the coast side, well pro 7
visioned and supplied with ammunition.
SHEEHAN'S. DISPATCH
Since preparing the above, Sherman's
official despatch has come to hand. We give
it below, premising that Fort McAllister is
on the Ogechee river, fifteen miles south
west of Savannah. It is dated " 'Board
Dandelion," Ossabitw Sound', 11.50 P. M.
Dec. 13. and is as follows : To-day at 5
M., General Hazen's division Of the 15th
Corps carried Port McAllister by assault,
capturing its entire garrison and stores.
This opened to us the Ossabaw Sound, and
I pulled down to this gunboat to communi
'-date with the fleet. Before opening commu
nication, we had completely destroyed all
the railroads leading into Savannah, and in
vested the city. The left is on the Savannah
river, three miles above the city, and the.
right is on the Ogeechee river, at King's
Bridge.
The army is in splendid order and equal to
'anything. The weather has been fine and
supplies abundant. Our march was most
'agreeable, and we were not at all molested
by -guerrillas. We reached Savannah three
days ago, but owing to Fort McAllister we
could not communicate;
----vreave already captured two boats on the
Savannah river, and have prevented. their
gurboats from coming down. I estimate
the population of Savannah at 25,000, and
m'en'ds
at 15,000. Gen. Hardee com-
We have not lost a wagon on thaTrip;b - ur
have gathered in a large supply of mules,
negroes, horses, etc., and our teams are in ,
far better condition than when we started.
My first duty will be to clear the army of
surplus negroes, mules, and horses.
We have ut'erly destroyed over 200 miles
of railroad and consumed stores and provis
ions that were essential to Lee's and
Hood's armies.
The quick work made with Fort ktcAllis-.
ter and the opening , of communication with
our fleet and consequent independence for
supplies dissipate all their boasted threats to
head me off and starve the army.
I regard Savannah as already gained.
A telegram from the war - Department of
the 17th, adds :
Despatches have been received to-day from,
Gen. Foster, who had a personal interview;
on the morning of WedresdaY; the 14th inst.,
with General Sherman, at Fort McAllister ;
which had been taken by assault the pre
ceding ,
day.
, • Savannah was closely besieged, and its
' capture, with the rebel forces there, was con
fidently expected. It was to 'be summoned
in two days, and if not surrendered Sherman
would open his batteries upon it.
General Foster 'reports that, Sherman's
army is in splendid condition, having lived, -
on its march, on the turkeys, chickens,
sweet potatoes, and other good things of the
richest part of Georgia. The march was
feebly resisted.
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
General Warren's expedition, of which
mention was made last week, has proved a
great success. The most remote point reach
ed. was forty miles South of Petersburg. A. let
ter from Head Quarters, Dec. 11, says: "It
was known that the enemy were procuring
large supplies for their troops by way of the
Weldon Railroad to Stony creek, whence
they were wagoned to Petersburg. The
cavalry force sent there some ten days ago
not being able effectually to stop their oper
ations, the sth Corps, with Gregg's cavalry
and the 3d Division of the 2d Corps, were de
tailed to put a. atop to it by destroying the
railroad as far South as Hicksford, and op
posite that station also." After giving the
events of the enterprise in 'detail, the letter
thus sums them up: "The move may be
considered as one of the most successful of
the campaign, and reflects honor not only on
the originator, but on those to whom its ex
ecution was entrusted. A most effective
blow, has been dealt the enemy by the..
destruction of some fifteen miles of rail
road which they were using extensively,
some hundred cars passing over it everyday,
loaded with supplies . The track was-torn
,1 - up, the. ties. piled in heaps, with dry :wood
_ from the adjacent fences,
and set on fire,
with the rails on top, the heat bending and ,
- twisting them in every shape.—All the de
pots on the route were ,burned, as well as
numerous mills, barns, and dwellingt from
which the occupants had fled, or from the
cover of which guerrillas had fired on our
troops. One was caught with a gun near
where a shot had just been fired, and it is
said the troops hung him near the Nottaway
river, Our. loss in the entire trip will not
exceed forty or fifty in killed and wounded,
besides a few stragglers, who' were captur
ed."
General Items.—James Hamilton Ham-
mond, ex-Governor of the State of South
Carolina, died at his residence near Hamburg,
in that State, on Sunday, 13th ult. Govern
or Hammond had never taken part in the
rebellion .—A collision occured on the New
Jersey Central Railroid on the Bth, between
a freight and coal train. The engines and
cars were smashed, and a breakman had his
leg broken. Loss to the company about
$lOO,OOO--The milk sellers of New York
have determined that, after the Ist of
January they will charge 15 cents per quart
for their article called by courtesymilk,;-- 1 --
The Baltimore American says'hat, - as there-
suit of emancipation, an enterprising North
ern emigration is already pourin'gr into the
State. In every county large Sales of land
are taking place. Old farms, worn out undei
the slave tabor% system, are boughtcup by
men who have the rnean,s and the will to re
store them to feitility.-=Henry R. Sohool
craft, well knoWn as a. former efficient gov
ernrnetit agent among the North-western
Indian tribes, and a writer upon their his
tory &e., died in Washington on the 12th
inst, aged 71 years.—Lord Lyons has dis
posed of all his effects in this country, and
his departure is suppose to be final. Failure
of health is undoubtedly the cause.—Stec;
ling is a Massachusetts town with less than
400 Voters . . It hag sent 135 Soldiers to the
Union army at an outlay of $lO,OOO bounty
money, despatched more than ,5 4 0 bundlei
and Wires for hospital use, and' contributed
$4OO in cash to. the ,Christian Commission.
A sterling, town, that Sterling.--The Papal
nuncio arrived at Vera CrUz, Nov: 29, on his
way to the city of Mexico, on a mission of
recognition of the new empire._
LATEST-TUESDAY.
In the Senate, Monday, a-bill appropria
ting ten millions for the 'defence of the fron
tier. was introduced; •In the*Hotse, !Mr.
Davis' 'resolution vindicatirig the action' of
the Hodse 'on the' Mexican .question; 'Was
passed.' • ' • .'"
A call for 300,000 mOre , men is announced.
The pursuit of HOod:is vigorously continued;
three thoOand rehel wounded' were 'found
in 'Fitariklin. GO1c1; - Tuesday, 'bit FP M.',
The inisidgMary,Dr. Wjtislow„died d at - the
Cape Of GOOdWope. Ustister DaytCn died
at Paris, Dec:2o.
H. S. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.,
o pa - :y. Y.
Cash Acknowledgments for the. weeks ending. De
cember 7, 1864:
Thanksgiving Contributions of Churches, So
• 7 cielies, and Individuals.
W Clark & Co, Philadelphia, add'l
Theodore Bliss, . do '
do -
Mrs E P Philadelphia per Rey ,W Cl
Crowell $25 00 -
Miss Sidney Paul, Philadelphia 25 00— 50 00
ffonathan Stewart, do- '5O 00
Mrs Amelia D Leaf, Reading Pa, per Mre Rosa • ' 0 ,
C Nicholls .t 5 00 ,
Mrs WuiL Campbell, do do' ' , 25 00— -30 00
Miss M J Grier; Lycoming co, Pa,-per S Hood, • 5 00
"Cash,'.' 6 00
James Graham, Philadelphia, add'l ' 50 00
Young Ladies in Samintry of Madame! Clem
ents, Germantown, Philadelphia. • • 5 00
Lewis Hill, Farmington, Ct. : 5 00
Re*, D P Maryatt, Mansfield, Pa . 8 10
Mrs Preston Raynor, Manorville, L I 1 00
W Steele, Ishpeming, Pa. 500
S & J M Flanagan, Philadelphia, add'l ..75 00
A Friend, New Haven, Ct. 10 00
Friends in Clinton N J,'pe'r Rev C W Altemis, ' 25 00
William -Hoge. New York - 500 00
Mrs Fanny G Lewis, Mrs M II Lewis, Mrs V L
Morton, Wsynesburg, Pa
.
Friends " 100
Hugh-Parks, Northwood, Ohio • .20 00
Rev B R Loaley, Philadelphia, ra. .. .. $lO.OO
Lieut 'B Ogden Loaley, 58th.P V 5 00— 20 00
-Mies H McCreary, Gettysburg; Pa. 5 00
Mrs M Mellen, do 5-4 , ^,
Mrs R G McCreary, do 50 00 •
RCI McCreary, do 20 00— 80' 00'
"Cash," Stockbridge, Mass - 1 50
Caleb El Green. Trenton, N J 50 00
N Ellmaker, Lancaster. Pa... 25 00
• •!, ' ew Eaten
- n .. 6 ,pmiXL ... _ew Enterprise, pa
Miss Mary Dwight. Oregcßcrier-o-ix-rta4------ 500
pie, Treasurer, Madison, Wis 10 00
Miss E Eshlenian, Lancaster, Pa ' $r
leer°, do
Miss Laura S Lefere, do
D W Herstine, Philadelphia
Wm T Kern„Nazaieth, Ps
"0 W C," Philadelphia
"L G," do •
E D Moyer.• do
Cash
Henry D Moore, Philadelphia;addl.
Mrs E
. Per J Irwin Smith, Ontonagon ; Mich.
Mrs J B McNair,Mingoes, N
Samuel Small, Ycirk, Pa, add'l
John S,Fmory Flemington,N J
Rey S M Hatnill, Lawrenceville, N J...,
S," Pottsville, Pa '
F N Mublenburg, Gettysburg, Pa.
A Family in New Jersey
Mrs Maulshy
Caleb Slayton, M D. Georgetown, Del.
Rev-N Warner, Fairfax, Vt
Lieut Henry Loomil,l46th N Y Vela--
D., F. Woodbury, Gloucester, Mass
Eliza Noble; Philadelphia '
W G N." Philadelphia, 'add'l
"L W H," Ithaca,N.Y
Two Ladies, do •
"Thank-offering,' •
Citizene of 'Tom's RiYer; N J, per J P, Cow
perthwait. •
Samuel Smith
Lydia Seal, WilmingtOn, Del, per Edw Betts,
R A Drake, Damascus ,
A Boy in Albany. N Y
Mrs Ai H Clark, Canandaigua. N Y
C C Shepperd, Penn Yan, N Y
E H Manbeek, Tolpelioccan, Pa: " -
Mrs. Andrew Harshalr, Jamestown, Pa •
M, and M R Brewster, Shirleysburg,,Pa-$lO 00
Mrs - Z Lee. Barabob,,WiS " 100
I, Lee, do .• 2 00 1
Mrs D.D Lee, do 100
Frank Lee, do 5O- 14 50
Citizens, Avoca,N Y, per Mrs John French 17 60
Citizens, Phelps, NY, per Mrs MJ - Browning, •70 00
Collected by Soldier's' Aid Society, Ilion, N Y, -
per Miss E W Caswell, Sec 290 00
Soldier's Friend, Saratoga Springs, N Y 3 00
" A Thank-offering for God's goodness during
the post year bestowed on ti.e giver," 500 00
Abraham Cole, Flemingyiile, N J, per Rev R S
Rose $5 00
Robert Cole, do • do • 2 00— 7 00,
Cash, New Brunswick, N J
A Lady, Lewisburg, Pa
Captain John Vance, per Alex Herr.—
011ected by Susan Morris
J Beckley
Mrs A N Kettle, Elizabeth, N J, per Rey W E
Schenck 10 00
Ladies' Aid Society, Muncy, Fa, Rev WM Life.. 100 00
George Freor, Reading, Pa 14 00
Welsh Slate quarrymen,, West Bangor, Pa, 715
M B M," Philadelphia 1 OW
J H Harman, Rupert, Pa s 00
Cash • .
.10 00
Soldier's Aid Society, Stewastsyille, N J, per
RoVS II Stu ddiford •
Cash
" C II A," Bangor, Mr 10 00
William McKee, Philadelphia, add'l 40 00
Collection at:Hammonton, N J, per E Whit.
tlesey
C A Stowell, Sugar-Run, Pa, add'!
Collection, Andover, N Y, per P Camp:
Citizens, Berkshire, N Y, per C Hitchcock
John Williams, Catasaqua, Pa, add'l
Mrs Abner Sherlock, -Iberia, Ohio, per G S
$1 00
Mrs Ogrnan and family, do per' do 6 65 7 65 ,
Citizens of Glen Rock, Pa and-vicinity, per J
Haempffer,
Cit zens4Moers N Y per Rev A E Everestslo ,00 , 13 60
Sabbath School, do per do 24' 00
Sabbath School, do per do ' 12 00= 46 00
James H Smith, for Chihuahua Lodge, 317 8' I
. O-F, Wrightsville . , Pa
Ladies' Relief Society, Cnrwenaiffile, Pa, per
'Mrs N B Irwin, See
Christian Commission, Bangor, Me, - per G
.Stickney, Tress 295'00
Friends, Warrentown, Ohio, per EB Yost, M D 13 50
Citizens, Spring, Crawford. en, Pa, per John
..Blodgett - -
Parlor exhibition of pictures by a little boy at
Bristol, Pa
Mrs John F Lewis, Philadelphia '
Ladies' Christian Commission, St Clair, Pa, per
Mrs W T Richards,
Part proceeds of Union Jubilee at Farmerville,
N Y, per Rev j Ashworth 80 00
Soldiers' Aid Society, Savona, N Y, per Rev I C
Mallory 67 86
Collection at Hartford, Pa, Rev A Miller $l7 35
C S Johnson, do per do 10 00— 27 35
John B Rutherford, Paxton, Pa. per . A D
Mitchell
Miss .T Steel, Shaver's Creek, Pa..
Mrs M F Graffins Petersburg, Pa.
Cash, West Thompson, Ct
Citizens, Enowlesville, N Y, per T F Sawyer
Friends, Cabin Hill, Delaware no, N Y, per Mrs
Taylor, Trees
Friends, Richville, Pa, per,lG M Hermon,
PHILADELI-PHIA, THURSDA Y. DECEMBER 22, 1864.
A D Reeser, President, Pa
" A W C," Belcher, NY
••J W M," do do
A Soldier, Frederick City, Md
Benevolent Association, North Cornwall, Ct,
per E D Pratt, Tress , 23 30 1
Part proceeds of a concert. Jaektion, Pa 3 00
Ladies' Soldier's Aid Sec East Salem, N Y, per
Wm H Shields 20 00
Rev GP J °nee, Euclid, N Y... .' 500
A Soldier, Camp Parole, Annapolis, Md 4 00
Ladies' Soldier's Aid Soc., Mt . Pleasant 0hi0,. „ .
,
4
per Mists F, J C Mitehell, Seeretery.,4oo 0 , ....„ , 4
Rev' .B Mitchell, DD • dia - i.',2d0....1 • 1,01)0... ilo_oo
John Wilson, Philadelphia . 10 00
Mrs S Talbot, North Jasper, N Y_ Si 01
Mrs C Lamson, do 2 00- 800
"S S 9," Surgeon U S Vole, Columbus, Ohio 15 00
Mrs' M A P," Roxlitry, Pa- 2 00
Dickinson, Carlisle Presbytery, per Rev John
J Green. • 20 00
Samuel Eisenhart, York, Pa, per Samuel Small, 5 00
Amos Morse, Somerville, N J 3 00
Friends in Beaver Township, Crawterd co, Pa,
per Miss a Borden .i., 15 00
Citizens, Paristivillei•N'Y r Per- Rev•lit'D Mac
earthy
" Cash,"-
Ladies' Chris Corn Oxford, pa, per Miss Annie
oiiiiiiiiikbain -:" - - ...,
A Friedd, PhiladelPhia ' • . ' ''' --' • -
A Thank.offering, "G G W," Philadelphia.
. "A D F," Fergus, Canada West
"MOH," Philadelphia
Ladies', Aid -San, Bellefonte, Pa,:per . . Dili P
Wilson ...
U C College, Merom, Ind, per Rev Dr N ,9um
merfield 10 75
CHURCH COLLECTIONS, UN N MEET.;
INGS, Bic.
UNION SERVICES. .
Meeting at Allenville, Pa, Jno Huey, Tre $1 75'
Meeting at Troy, Pa, per Rev A G McAul 44 00
Meeting at Flemingvilie, NY, per Rev HS , ose 10 60
' Meeting, t Belvidere, N J . ,.per Rev W H irk, 55,50
Collection at Virysox, Pa, per Rey IChr. an% t,•‘ •,
•l• fer - B 8 Ruttier" '' •• ' • i • •00 - --' ,•
Collection at Macedonia. Pa, per Mrs Me.`
Keen, per B 8 Russell 000- 70 09
Meeting at Salem, N Y 70 10
do Shirleysburg, Pa, per G W Sha 'ffer, 21.55
do Manayunk, Phila. per Rev A . lver 26 10
do Montrose. Pa, per J Lyons, eas, 45 52
do Ashland, Pa , 57 61
•
-dp -_,-. -
• Shippenshurg, Pa, per-Rev BL. • •
.Ehrenfied 1 ' ` •,.... ; 103,25
Meeting at Tipton, lowa, per Rev WEt Wynn, ' 12 75
Meeting in M E Church, Chestnut Hill, Pints,
per Rev J Mast 29 15
M E Church and Baptist. Churches,. Rad r
Pa, and Baptist Church, Lower Merlon, ..:,
17 32
Meeting at Union Springs,NY,per Rev ES. th 63 82
Collection at Merryall, Pa, per Rev D Cook .J. 6 00
.Chityclies atoEbensburg, P,so sakr.D4 l ,Tones -4, - - 6446
`Metifineat,Wilkeibarre, Pa; perEew SB; d., ': _:118',60
do Ovid, N Y, wir J Ferguson ... 56 00
do Malone, N Yper W A Whelan.. ... 67 OD
Collection at Sycamore,'lll, per Rev D Vert ... 18 36
Meeting at Cceyrnans, NY. per Rev J Collie .. 25 00
Presbyterian and M. E_ Churches, Poland, 1
per J G Leslie. Trees
Meeting at Freehold, NJ, ner Mr Collier
Meetihg at Middletown, N Y,•per Dan Cor i
Meeting at Newville, Pa, per S 3 Irvine
Collection at Asbury,,Pa, Per .G.R. Eckard.... ..
Meeting atMiddletown Pernt,'N.T r , per AFo •
thin- • ..
Collection at Mariaville,-.N Y, and, vicinity,. r
Mrs W-.llf tasher ' ‘:.::is • . • * .
Meeting at North White Creek, N Y, per 'C
Taylor . 60 00
Meeting at Red Bank, N J, per Dr McLean... . 82 25
'Collection at NundzyN Y,per L G. - Marsh4. 12 59
Meetkg at Greenwich , NY, per Rev P P H - -
roii - dt 30 10
Meeting at Long Brannli,N .7, per J BrWileon,' , 24 00
M E and PresbyterianChurcheS,'Cohockeink, l
Phila ' ' • ' ' ' ' • ' ''. , ' 27 85
Meeting in BUtionwood st PresbYterinn Church
Phila, per N D Lincoln - • - 60 00
Baptist and Presbyterian Churchesi' Hermes
burg, Phila, per Rev Jacob Belyille
Meeting at Lansingbure, 11 Is, - per Rev' A' IK
Beveridge: - •----- -. , - 82 90
Meeting at . Carbondale, per -Oliver Crane •, ' 103 00'
Meeting at SapHarhor, L L,,peT ply Daniel 0 \ •
Ferris • • • ` • ' • 26 00
Meeting at West Groton, NY, per Rev Nelson ,
Stevens ' t ' •• 1 ' , 22 40
Citizens of New Berlin, Pa, per Rev A Swine.
ford
Union Meeting, Gettysburg, Pa, per R G Mo.
Creary , , . . .
' ' 46 33
Collection at Mount Pleasant, Pa, per C E Cobb, 23 00
Collection at Aaronsburg, Pa. per D Sell 12 25 ,
Meeting at Ellairsiotin, NJ, - J °Johnson, M D 28 75
Methodist and Presbyterian Chuichea Rape
ranee, N Y, per A H Seely
Do churches of Plymouth, Pa
Do churches of Marcellus, N Y, J.Tompkins...-
Union services Presbyteriati'Church, Port Jer
vis, N Y, per A P Thompson 53 96
Collection inTorepey' N Y . ; per Isaac r Harris.... 25 88
Service CoridersportiTa,'per JS Mann - 25 25
Meeting at Alexandria, Pa, per J Porter 59 00
Meeting at Liberty "t M E Church, New Bruns
wick, N J. per , i . B Johnson
Collection-eeeelberongh, Maine, per Rev Thos
. ems
25 00
MClarke eeting at Hamilton Square, N J, per John H
16 00
Meeting at Riegelsville, Pa, -per Rey_T Healey r. 86
Meeting at Huntingdon, Pa, per Rev 1 A Price 46 00
Meeting at Churchtown, Pa, per Rev James F
McClelland 56 75
Viti,PdaktiP-11.11.0u3...tiner-•_stunis..-_,.._____
...
o:Anita Bound, Brook, NJ, per 13 K Rodgers, . 40 00
Methodist & Baptist churches, Ciaremont, - N H 66 47
Congregational and-Methodist. Societies, Cam
den, N Y, per H'F Curtis
Meeting at New Paltz Landing, N Y, per M F ...
Leibenau ' 13 50
Corn New • ort, Pa, per Rev IK Swallow-412 45
' • ' "• • ' -- • • c4.-P- 6 Lail-through Rev_;
Y C Smith, Treasurer, - additional-.: - ..--......i.0_,W--- 22 45
Meeting at Cooperatown, NY, per B F Murdorisk' •23 05'
Congregation at Wattsburg, Pa, per LS Chapin 66 00
Bantist, Methodist and Episcopal churches,' • '
-Norway, N Y, per Rev J W Starkweather 26 00
Meeting atPortville, NY, per Isaac G Ogden-. • 148 80
Meeting at Bainbridge, N Y, per Rev A 8 Yale,l3 40
Collection at Bloomfield, N . J.. per M W Dodd-. - 86 00
Public meeting in Presbyterian church, White
hall. N Y, per -Rev Chaplain MWhite...........:„
Union Meeting House, East Coventry, Chester
'Connty,‘Pa, per Jacob Har1er...................: ... . ' • 28 75
Meeting Titusville, Pa, per W C curti5............. 56 00
Meeting at Cranberry;N 3, per Thos D Hoover 30 07
B P Dutch and M E churches, Shokan, N Y'
per Rev A P`Peck:• . . . . • . . ... 1 60 66
Collection at Allensville, Pa, per J M Steck I 810
do Jackson, Pa. . •'I , 9 10
do Camillus, N Y, per Rev E R Davis' 23 56
do Smyrna,N Y, par J H Meson, $2O IE
do Pharsalia, N Y, per do 7 50
do North Pitcher, NY, do 10 00 ,
Meth and Presb ohs, Grand Rapids, Mich, pet ' , •.
Rev Aug Marsh -
.., I 13 45
Meeting at WrildhoroWeiperlienry Kennedy. 23 42
Meth and Presb chs, Allentown, NJ, per -Rev ' •
. : Mr Maddock - 4 . 8 00
Collection at Delanco, N ,T, per 0 C Lathrop--:
, M Dobbins. -, . ssll 00. • ;
Mr Gregory '' - -'•
' - a 16. 00 ' '' , •
Nathan:Crane •38 00 •
C C Lathrop' - - ' ' 500
Eliz N Lathrop - - - 5 00. -
Mr Stevens " ''" - 500 -
•W Dobbins 5 t 0 ,
D S Parsons • '- 5-
Sun.: ry persons 48.36-. 102 35,
Collection at Duneenrion, Pa - i 33 15 .
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES. , • • •
Sabbath=school Class, church in Whitestown, '
N Y, per R. S Williams, Treaty Utica, N Y....:,, 24 00
Second Church, Philada, per Dr Wm Daniich..)- 61 59
Church of Summit Hill, Pa, per Ist Patterson.,..i 25 60
Church at Abington, Pa, per Rev J L Withlw. 72 60
Arch _Street Church, Philadelphia, per -
s , -
Stewart, Trees iai 06
First Church, Pottsville, Pa, per Hiram Par r, '
Tress
Ladies' Chris Corn, Cohocksink Ch, Phil 11,
per Mrs Hatch '-_ ' ' ' • 79 00
Ladie' Chris Corn West Spruce St Ch, Phil a,
per GS Benson • 137 20
Church at Harmony, N J, per Joseph xelb, - .
Trees 22 50
Three Ladies, First Church. Trenton, li J.__ 20 00.
Baring Garden Church, Philada, Basket '
collection $47 95
do do ' 3-W; 'Jr 50'
do do G C, 10;
Church, Emporium, Paper Rev J N Banda
Western Church, Philadelphia • - 1
Church, Pottstown, Pe, per T-Yost
Ohurch,Penningtonville, Pa, per Rev T W Ed:
Scot's Church, Philada, per Henry McKeent.
Market Square-Church, Germantown, per . a
J Helffen stein
- First Church, Kensington, Philada ..,
0 S Church, Iberia, 0, per G S Rice ....
Church, .Lower Brandywine, Del, per J N _
BraCkin ' ' - 1415
Church, Slate Ridge, Pa-lier Rev Jos D Sm th, 13 40
First Church,Newburg, NY, per M C Belkoap, -76 50
Church, Frankford,Pa, per Rev Thee Murry, 31 00
0 S,Church, Hammond, N Y, perJas'eard er, . . - 1 8 00 '
ChurCh; Lisle, NY, per Rev'S R Seliciffeld...;.!.. " 25 00
Church, Schenectady, N Y, - per Rev Dr J Trim
bull Backus. ' ' ' I. 152 00
First Church, Binghampton, N I', per Richard
Ely
1 ~ . 120 00
Third Church, Philadelphia. 1 130 83
First Church,-Harrisburg, Pa,_ par. Rev :,T H
Robinson 1 . . 176 25
Chiireli, Londonderry, N H, per Rev W Heuse 22 00
First Church,Catasaqua, Pa, per John Williams 34 62
Green Hill and Olivet churches, Philada 68 25"
Collection, Rev John L Jones' OburCh, New'
Berlin, N Y 17 42
Princeton Church, West Philadelphia ' 41 24'
Firsthurch, Mauch Chunk, Pa, vier Rev J A .
Hodge - ; 147 00'
First Church, Watertown, N Y, per% El H2Btslsi. • -
Second l church, Watertown, NY, per ‘ll H.Kel
logs ' $27 03- 155 84
Fourth church, Washington, D 0 per Rev J '
C. Smith • - - • 24 42
Church, Washingtonville, Pa, per J Napier .
Heated ' ' " 19 00
First chugeh, Lambertville, N J, per j A An
derson, Trees
Church, Blairsville, Pa, per Rev Geo Hill ..... ....
Church, Livermore; Pa, per Rev D Harbison-.
Church at Clarksburg, Pa, per Rev D Harbi
son 2,4 60
Church at Zion, Md, per John Carhart 20 05
Church at Kennett Square, Pay per RoAV JIS Gil. 5
MOM 85
Church at Lewes, Del, per Rev G 11 Nimmo.... 5 00
Church at Doylestown, Pa, per Rev S M An- '
1 drews •
Grove Church, Danville, Pa, per Ray Charles .7
Collins 38 00
Church at Warsaw, NY, per Rev Joseph .E -
I Nassau 17 65
First Chureh, Norristown,Pa, per Rey J Halsey 6 3 87
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100 00
5 00
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10 00
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5 00
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9 25
83 90
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2 00
04 53
Church' at Spruce Creek, Huntingdon co, Pa,
per Adam Rankin 422 35
Church of Rev J H Young,Suebury, Pa 42 00
Church at Ogdedsburg, N Y, per Rev L M
Miller
Church at Milford, N J, per George Carpenter,
Tress 34 73
50
.50- 100
500
Ladies' Cbrie Com, Second Church, Princeton,
N,J, per Mrs M A Hord 37 00
Church,'FiSlerville, N J, per B Harding...a.... 7 10
do Bellefonte,Pai per W P Wilson • .65 00
do Clairmont, Ii Y, per Rev W Campbell, l6 75.
Churchidid Society,Hingsboro', NY, per D B
Judson. ? 32 00
Sabbath School Of 'dist Wrighteville, Pa 13.80
Church at Hollidayeburg, ' Per James_ D
,Rea, Tress - • . 70 15
First Church, Reeding, Pa, per Caleb Wheeler '95 70
Church South Amenis, NY, per Rev H-Sraith, .40 00
Church at West Nantmeal, Chester co, Pa, per. _
• Rev D a Meeker - 25.00
Second Che Camden, N J, per Rev L C Baker, 23 - 90
Holland 0. 9. church Milwaukee Wis, per Rev
.BTanderlas. • • 12 50
.Church Charni3ersburg, Pa, per W G Reed 66 04
Third Churcli, Treater, J, per, J F Brearly, '
Trees • 21 50
Firstr Church, SorittiwcakiPhila, per J Francis _ll 25
Church Cambridge, l-a, pe2 G W Hampson'l 3 00
Church Petersburg, 111, per Rev J k Pinkerton ,78 70
Churches of Somerset and Jennersville,
per Rev L Graha.rn 15 25
Ninthn Church, Philadalper 'Daniel Grey, 5t.....:411 43 16
Church at Caledonia, Minn 7 00
;Ridley Church;Del co; Pa; Perk Heberton 9 00
Brainerd ch, Elwood, J, per F Bruce,s4 68
Bateto, NJ, per F R Brace ' 4 62 920
,Church at Kingston, N J, perßev B Walk. 25 60
Church at Newtown, Pa per Lewis Duerr.. . - ... 33 25
United Presbyterian Chnrchi Philadelphia, per
S C Huey 15 00
Reformed Presbyterian 'Church, New Galilee,.
' Pa,',per James Patterson, Treasurer.. • ' 2.60
Associate Reformed church, Mongaup Valley, •
NJ, per W Hinted • 2 a 8°
Third linked Presbyterian church, Philada, , •
per Rev Dr Cooper 12 40
First Reformed Presbyterian church, Philadal •
pernobert Grey,Treas 543 60
Ladies' Christian Commissien,Fourth Reform-
ed Presbyterian church, Philada ' 41 50
Collection in do do ' 64 60
Reformed' Presbyt erian' church, Duanesbdrg, '
-NY; per Rev 'A G Wylie- • s ' ; 17 05
United Pres church, Aides, N Y,per Rev Jas ,
Bruce - ' • ' 111.'90
"12 OQ
12 60 .
10 00
7 00
10 OD
United Pres.ohnrch East Palestine, 0, per. Rev,
Hugh' Sturgeon ' 60 00
United. Pres church ,
. Frankford, Philadelphia,
1 , per Rev James Price , M. 00
Soldiere4l,l See U P Church, York, N' Y, per
Miss M J Hull, See ii 7 00
United Pres church Nebraska. City,' Web, per
• Rev. ThOmas McCartney,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL "CIIIIRCHBH
Sabbath-school,!church in,Delta„NY, :Pat
.1 Erwin, DD. Rome, NY, 62 •
Church at Southwestern, N Y; per Rev . J •
D.D., , ltorne, , N . 50 50- 7 ,- 63.52
Church. at Tort Kfclimptid,. pa; per' Bey G W •
7 Brinder ' ' ' .. .. .. •- 1 25 00
Churctrat.goventryville,Pa, per Rev S G Hare, 21:50
Chat Pcittiville,'Pa,Per Rev J B McCullough, 71 40
Oh atOlintou,NA per Rev .0 W Altemus,s37 00 " ,
CollectAsd .Huleinger, per: Rev . . •
T 1 WAlltuniis 22.50 59 50
Church at Pottsville, Peeper Rev Lid Koons.. , 12-00
- Ladies' Chris Com, Fifth St ch, Philida, per
- Mrs ChalheSchtt; Trees ,
1,,,dy at Union 51. E Prayer.nrieeting, per C 11 S
Church at - Milnesville, per'Revl9 Case
• Centennial church;• West Plilladeldhia. •
'Church at Blackwoceitown, J, per Rev A
Owen i25'70
Church stile/Jab:in, Pa,per Rev Joe 'porrest.... 19 36
Ch at Stroudsburg; Pa, per Rev W J Paxson ..: 17 00
' ChOech 'at Smyrna, perßev.C. Cooke 40 00
Ch at Haddonfield,ll J;per.Rev,J Woolaton.... 20,60.1
Ch at Mecklenburg, N Y, per Rev J Joralemon 40 00'1
Chat Doylestown; Ps, per Rev Noble Frame... . 900
Church at Hanover, Pa 9 37
Church et . Newark - Circuit, Del; -Philadelphia
,Cz,rifererice, per Rev M -A ......
First church, Hudson City, N J, per Rev, M B
,sfarinerstßethel,per Rev W 8,00
Midge Avenue 'church; ... . Y'ls
ohurchatHridesburgiPa. , ,... - .1 ... .. ... .... , . , 7;35
Chbrches of : Middle Hope and Poston:town, N
'Y, per Rev George W Knapp' " 25'00
gtyat,-Itaddingtoni.Phile4a, per Rev . Dr ; Castle,. 5.70
St USOthe'S ch:Phillida, per It'sv'R H Pattison, ' 30 66
Church Blakely, Pa per Rev E H , 11 90
Clprch at Franklinville, Pa, .. .. .. 17 50
"Church Laurel, Del, per Rev Jarries - Habard, ,45 86
N .1, per .1 . 31:00
Church-Newberry, Pa, per Rev M %Poster-- 50 00
Church at Jotinshurg, N Y, per Rev Robert
patterson..".:. . 11,00
ChUrch Knoxville, Pa, per Rev J VE Pinder 10 30
African ch. Allegheny, Pa, per Rev . E Weever... 12 90
Wesley African church, Philada, per do 13 22
Church Leicester,. Vt,-per Rev - B D Arnie' 9 Off
Crturch New Pelts, N Y, per Edw Eltinge... ...... 12 00
'Pine Street and Mulberry Street churches,
Williamsport. Pa, per Rev EJ Gray.— 209 70
Church' at Perryville, Pa, per Rev 15'00
State Street church, Trenton, N 3, per Rev. Win
H Jeffreys ...... ............ .
'Churches at West Liberty: end Middletown,
York county, Pa, per. Rev George Warren.... 20 20
Church Waterford, N Y. per Rev Mr Stover ' ' 14 10
Trinity church, Staten Island, NY, per Rev 0
Winner.
Cold -
40 00
n, 80 00
84 XI
39 14
, 54 00
Wayars,
St Paul's and Temple ohs, Bridsboro' Circuit,
• Barks co, Pa, per Rev.VeletitineGray....:.....:. 11 Cie
Chhith Lysander, N Y, per Iter.Geo C W00d... 29 00
Ebenezer ch, Reading,-Pa, per Rev J Linden- .
worth
Church Southport, NY, per Miss Emily Marsh - 660
Church Columbus N J.......—. . - . 7 00
Mari- -
Church Forest Lake, Pa, der Rev W C Tilden.
Union ,Cluirch, Philadelphia— $5 75
A Brother'' • 500 •
North Church, per J Smith
Ladies' Aid Society, 10th Baptist eh, Philad,
per Mrs G Harley, 100 00
Church Y, per Rev H A G0u1d......... 15 00
Cohami.ey. Creek church,-Roadstoym, N J, per.
Rev Thomas G Wright 11 00.
Church.at Jamestown; N Y, per Rev.E Mi 115.... 40 00
First eh, N Brunswick, NJ, per RM 8 Riddell 150 00:
Ch at Nov Milford, Pa, per N Callender.sl2 '
Church at Hartford, Pa..... . .... . 2" 40— 14 50 ,
Church at Petersburg, 111, per Rev J Pinkerton 5 50
Church tit Moorestown, N.J, per Rev AI Jones...' 16 80
.Church at Falls
,q 1 .Pa; per Roy, J E
Chesshire . . •
Mission Society of Saki School, 10th Church
philadelphia, per Edward Rains.' Trees
Ch at Taylortown; Pa; per Rey W D Siegfreid..
,
Itaroilikrzn MENONI•I'E Cann* GermantOwn, Phil
ailolphin • • •
LUTHERAN CHURCHES
Congregation in. Randolph co, 111, per Rev F
- Erdman
, He
r Inman co
Obst ngregation, Rising Sim, 1/1, per Rev
3r
St Peter's Mission church,.Philattelphia
English church, Chambersburg, Pa, per John
Mull, Trees
Church at Sisigerstown,_Pa;,per RevN lir e
niann ......
.Church at Hanover, Pa......, .... .... ..
St MattheW's Church:Readio;PS;
Con of Seminary, and vicinity , of .lartwick„
NY, per G B Miller . .. .f
German congregation. Macuniiec.P.a.......sl7 50
German do of Rev 0 Leopold,
Lehigh' cO;Pa.. . . .... • 15 50
Mrs Blawthoby, Philadelphia, per Rev
S K Brobst, Allentown, Pa,
St Michael's church, Germantown,
'Church - at Sunbury, Pa . ''.
StJohn's oh,-Easton, Pa, per BM Schmucker, •
Christ ch, Easton, Pa, - per Rev A Greenwold,
Church at Hollidaysburg, Pa, per Rev Daniel
'Schindler;
St Matthew's ch, Schuylkill Haven, Pa, per
Luther R Keefer,
English Mission, Loekhaven, Pa, per Rev p
Gheen,
Church at Lionville, Pa, per Rev S Sentman,
REFORMED DUTCH CHURCHES.
Philad, per DB Jones, Jr,
Church at Blawenbitrgh, J, per. Rev T
ROmeyr
Ohs of Nis . kayurico, - ,te, per Rev J A De Baum,
Church at New Concord, N Y. • $8 00
Miss. Mary H Jones, per Rev D A Jones, 1 00—:
Ch at Flushing, NY, per'A P Northrop, Trees, ,
Church at Branchville, N J, per Rev,WPitcher,
Ch atßedminster, N F, per Rev W - Brush,
'Church at Berea, HY, per Sidney Kidd.
-Church at Walder4Orange Co, NT, per Rev W. •
V Shoemaker.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCHES.
. . • .
A Friend of the Commission, Holy Trinity oh,
Philadelphia, '
St Patit's•ch, Philad, - through.theMis'y AL.O3,
St Paul's chi Cheltenham, Pa, per Rev R 3
• Parvin,
St Paul's eh,Maumee city, Ohio,per Rev !Swan,
_Grace Church, Allentown. Pk •-- . •
All Saints' ch,Phßa, per Rev - Geo l3ringhurSt,
Christ ch; Pottstown, Pa, •• - ‘sl . 6 00
do SS, per Rev G A Latimer. 10 00—. 26 60
Old Swedes' ch,•Phila, per James Horner, 50 00
St John's ch, Lower Merlon, Pa, 15 00
St Stephen's ch, Beverly;N J, per J Parker 29 43
Chtrch at. Newark, Del,,pe,r Rev I'P 00
A Thank-offering, per Miss F J Du Puy, "
0," Church of Epiphnny, Philadelphia, • '2O 00
Emanuel oh, Holmesburg, Phila, per Rev D C.
Willett, • . .
,CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES.
S ,
S Plymouth oh, Syracuce, NY, .
.. $29 . .
Mrs A Brewer, °Use°, NY, per W Abbott, '5 00 34 94
Church at Roxbury, Ct, ~ 15 00
Society at Housatonic, Mass, peroN B.Pickett, 8 50
Chureles of New London, Ct, 17210.
Pirst Ch and Sbeietv, Fairhaven, Mass, per
, Reuben Nye, -•- • 46 28
Church:at Winchester, Cl. per E Blake, Trees, 34 00
Sand Bank eh, Albion, N Y, per R L E Bate., 27 00
Church and Society, Lee, Mass, per W T Bart
lett, Trees, . 100.00
Church at North Canaan, Ct, per J Elton, Tress, 22 38
Second ch, Crown Point, N T, per H Spencer, 40 00
Central oh, Phila, per Rev Edward B.awes, 139 35
First Independent oh, Kensington, Phila, 4 80
GERMAN REFORMED CHURCHES,
ss 10
00- 107 95
.11, 5 TO
32 GO
30 00
e 111 00
34 87
Zion church, Phila
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ChUrch Lewisburg'. Pa,
St, Paul's church, Phila, per Jacob King,
MORAVIAN CHURCHES.
First church, Phila, per David Warner, 34 00
Ch.at Bethlehem, Ph, ,per Rev P. D Sehweinitz, 113 00
Sehoenech church, per Rev E H • 14 00
BAPTIST CHURCH
CHURCHES NOT CLASSIFIED.
Great Island 'church, Lockhaven, Pa, per Gl3O
B Perkins.
Church at Turnersville, per S M Carragher,
Thanksgiving Sermon, Le Roy, Pa, per Albert
Wolcomb,
Rev Henry J Crane's congregation, Wysox., Pa.
Sobackaville oh, Lyons, Pa, per Rev H. D Croll,
Mission charge of Oneida Indians, Bennett's
Corner's N Y, per Rev G W Smith,
Congregation at Port Byron, N Y, per Rev D R
Carrier,
Rev Wesley Howe and oh, Greenville, Pa, per
Rev J H Bobiuson,
Christ ch, Gettysburg. Pa, per R G McCreary.
Leacock cong'n, Williamstown, Pa, per N E
Slaymaker,
St Paul's cli, Lewisburg, Pa, Per H P She ter,
Calvary Monumental eh, Philadelphia,
Congregation at Fredericksburg, Pa, per C
Rrecker,
Christ eh, Media, Pa, per Mrs Edwards,
Rev J F Dayan's congregation, Carthage, 14 Y,
Ch in Easton, Pa, per Miss It S Carey, $l5 85
Ch in Tunkbannock Pa, per Miss R Carey., 13 18--
Cong'n at Mitherton, Mich, per Rev N Mount,
Cong'n at 'Wertsville, N J, per Jos Beldon,
Rev J L Roe's cong'n, Squall. Village, N J,
deffersorriille church,
GENERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
Ladies' . Christian cum, Fairfield, Mich, per
Miss II Dodd,
Christian Cons, Adams, N Y, per J E Allen,
Ladies' Chris Com, Jasper N y, per J Prentice,
SoldiCrs' Aid See. Buskirk's Bndge, N Y, per
Mrs H Ahoy, Tress;
Ladies' Chris Coro, Springfield, Mass, per M A
Brewer; Tress, .
Members' f 43 Ohio Vet Int, Per Rev Chaplain
Crittenden, •
Rhode Island Branch; II B ChriStian Commis
sion, per W.J Ring, Pres,
Bab School; Rural, Wis, per E WPbotterplacd,,
Christian Commission, Cleveland, Ohio, per
H Mather, Trras, (for freight)
Ladies' Aid Sec Athens, Pa,pr Sarah P Perkins
The " Busy Ants," Suspension Bridge, N
Ladies' Aid Soc, Kingston , Pa, per 7 1diss M. A
'Locke,
W F Eckbert, Zelin's Grove, Pa, c•
Proceeds of sale of pair of blankets,
Rev J Love. AlSrandrie, Pa, '
Proceeds of a Fair held 1: 1 3' a few little Pe
dar-Grove,22d Ward, Philadelphia,'
CA Winthrop, Owego, N Y,
Auxiliary ,Christian Commission, Nezareth,Pa,
'per Rev B H Reichell,
Baptist Association, Tioga co, pa,'
Cash, (contributor unknown,)
Christian Commission, : Newark, N J, per Jas .
D Orton, Tress, .
Brooklyn and Chris 'Commission, per sli
Caldwell Treks (for delegates' expenses)
Collections at . Banger,•Bfaine, per .1 . G Stick
ney;Treasurer, - •
•Cash, (e4ntributor unknown)
'Army Committee, Bethlehem, Pa, per Rev Dr
Sylvesteit , lVolle, *. • ' • .. • •
Friends in Troy, Pa, per Rev J Gordon ,
' Carnaehan • $162 00
Friends - in ;West Burlington, Poorer' • .
Rev J Gordon Chrnachan, 00
Ladies' Aid Soo, Gray's Village, Pa, Per'
• Rev J Gordon Carnachan 6 GO T ,. ,;2/, '6O
Branch Chris {,bm; Central NY, per It S Wil
liams, Tries, :-
"J N G," Harrisburg, Pa, ,
Contribiitiona in Oregon, per W S Ladd; Trees,
Portland, Oregon, - • , - - 175 50
Proceeds of a Lecture on the " Battle of Get
tysburg," delivered by RevJ A Warner, at
York Springs, Pa, per J A Gardner, 83 64
Chris Com, Albany,N Y, per WMcElroy,Treas, 500 qo
Wm Hogg, Jr, Philadelpeut, 100 00
Postage,•••• . • , 5
Ladies, West Graniille,. Mass, per Mrs E H
- Gardner, •.; '
Churches of Hatboro',-Pa, after meetings held
'by Rdv Thos Atkinson, 130 03
Amount previously 'acknoxledged,
, .
$954,661 4.1
JOSEPH 'PATTERSON, Treostrrer.
sip- Acknowledgments of stores next week.
AMONG.the later applicants for public.favor
we notice the "Cotter Farm Oil Company"
of Philadelphia, whose prOspectus will-be
found in our columns.
Its lands are situated in the Alleghany river
region which now presents a similar appear
ance to Oil Creek ; for developments hair's
proven :that oil is, not, confined to a small
locality like Oil Creek,.but, extends for miles
in all directions—zno one knows how great a
distance,`.-. ;
The Cotter Farm Oil Company is formed
uptin a really safe basis, and the names of
gentlemen -coneeted with it, and the manner
ducted is 'a guarantee that theinterests of
tie stockholders will be first coneidered in
all their operations. We refer our readers
to their iorespectus for detailed information
in reference to tlieir property, only remark
ing that on one of the tracts besides the
-timber, - which is of the. best description,
there are large deposits.of Bituminous Coal.
On the former mentioned property—the
" Cotter Farni"—the Company:have.a saw `
mill which is 'already yielding thebia reve
nue equal to an ordinary producing "well:
They have already commenced operat -- ions ,
on, their property,engines being upon ' '
the'
ground, a
nd., five wells being abot4 _to be
immediately sunk, under competent super
intendence.
'One feature which recommends the com
pany to the public, is that they have de
clined to purchase interests in producing
'ldle (which are'liable' at any moment to be
interfered with by the operations of compa
niesin their inimediate locality) for the
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purpose of giving their stock an apparent,
present vane in the market, and therefore
do not run any risk of having their stock
suddenly depreciated by a decrease in pro
duction of these wells.
34 00
25 00
21 00
17 00
14 00
alprcial oticto.
Philadelphia Tract and M 18810.12. So
ciety -The Seventy-fourth Meeting in behalf of this
.socievy will be held in the Second United Presbyterian
Church, Race street, below Sixteenth, (Rev. T. B. Dales,
pastor,) on SABBATH EVENING, 25th inst, at 7%
o'clock. .
Several addresses will be made. The publie are
invited.' JOSEPH H. SCHREINER, Agent,
929 Chestngt street.
.07... Farmers,
PrOvide yourselves with PERRY DAVIS' PAIN
KILLER at this season of the year, when Colic, Cholera
Morbus, Dydenteiy, 'Diarrhea, &c.,iiklaay disable your
hands.. Use it in every case of the kind, and my ears
for it, if it does not effect a speedy. cure. But be sure
you trust to no ether remedy but the, old, long tried
Perri Davis' Pain Biller, which has never to my know
ledge failed. •
ado I •Prices'3sc., 75c. and $l. 50' per bottle. 969-2 t
83 89 •
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37 00
26 00
45 00
30 00
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The American Sunday School Union
Publishes a large and beautiful,assortment of
• new and superior
BOOKS, MAPS AND REWARD CARDS,
•
Suitable for the approaching •
-
HOlLIDIA1( SEASON,
as well as for the Family Circle and Sunday School
Library, and mvites parents, teachers and others to
call and examine their'unusual variety of things new
and old, prepared in such attractive forms as cannot
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Complete catalogues of the Society's publications
and sample copies of its periodicals furnished on appli
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. A. F. WARD'S
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THOMPSON BLACK &.SON,S
29 01.
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17 35
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Metablished 18304 -
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Groceries, suitable for family use. Goods delivered ta
any part of the city, or packed securely for the
country.
E. 0. THOMPSON,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
N. E. ear. Seventh and Walnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
N. B.—Having obtained a celebrity for cutting
GOOD FITTING PANTALOONS,
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past, it is thought of sufficient importance to announce
the fact in this manner to the public, so that those who
are dissatisfied may know of my method, and give me
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Rave reduced some expensive GOODS for Christmas
Presents of intrinsic value. .
&RE & LANDELL have marked down some ma;
niticent Bilks and Expensive Shawls, Semis, Delainw
and Prints for Christmas.
ASTHMA GITRED!- •
Relief guarructied in ten minutes, and a permanent
mere effected by the use of "UPHAM'S ASTHMA CURE."
Cases of from ten to twenty year? standing yield at once
to Its influence. Price $2. Sent post-paid to any ad•
dress„ by B. IL lIPHAM, 25 South Eighth street, Philip
delpkia, Pa. Circulars sent free. 9522 m
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DURABILITY D FINENESS OF MATERIAI
These Albums are Warranted a be superior
others made.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
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make very acceptable
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:CHRISTMAS SHAWLS,
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CHRISTMAS PIANO COVERS,
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CHRISTMAS TRESENTS.
Suitable and appropriate Presents to relatives and
friends are the. ACOUSTIC AURICLES, EAR TRUId
PETS and °the , INSTRUMENTS`to assist the hearing.
Also, FINE CUTLERY, PEN and POCKET KNIVES,
RAZOR STROPS and LADIES' SCISSORS of the finest
quality, at • •
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Just Imported for the Holidays,
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A few very fine ALBUMS in Riassia leather , entirely
new styles, very choice, unlike anidhing
Yle have Wm.'s'. large ast. ortment of STEREOSCOPES
End .STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES, which we are poi..
lively selling at old prices. - -in th market.
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969 4t 18 South EIGHTH street, Philadelphia.
A. L. VANSANT,
FRENCH CONFECTIONS,
S. R. cor. Ninth and, Chestnut Sts,
Adjoining Continental Hotel,
Where he invites his customers and others who love
pure and good CONFECTIONERY, using nothing but
pure loaf sugar in manufacturing. Fine French Con
fections put up in one to five pound boxes suitable for
sending away. Fine Jqrdan Roasted Almonds, superior
Chocolate Creams, extra Almonds, Assorted Crystal
hand French Fruits, French Imported, Boxes, this
'season's, beautiful and choice. Also, always on hands
fine GRAPES, aWFRT ORANGES. Also, sweet Grapf
sweet Oranges, Figs and Bananas: 965-201
LL COMPANY
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