Ihite’s Safe, Publishers will odfcfelr ifavbf by niitiiioning the prices of all books sent to this Department. The first volume of Dr. Bellows’ travels in Eu rope entitled The Otb WdHbd In ijs Niw #A(M, 1867-1868, hasjuS'tbtefii&fie'aty Messrs. Harpers. The name of the author is a sufficient guarantee for the Vigjefoud Style, tfiB ddfitb judg ment and the broad philanthropipal; views of the’ author. It is one of the beatbookagf. European travtia extant. Aside free* 1 his well-known tfnitanafi jprobl’ivititlEi .oome info plsyi in in hisacoountof the stMe of religion in fldhevh UtiS (^eftiahjf, 1 , SAHjSWSf tidifes tWll bfi thankfully received fey allseekißg.jnforfoation of the condition of Europe ‘at the 1 Bflftfefifc 4a.t. Df. Bellows by xt& mmwisjmmi iHtfi tltiental SkfeptlbiSrh Whlon ; Wbujd rol), mankind of foe Bibleand o ft,fef,.ffiirAcie-,workiDg,Sa'viour, He speaks kindly of .-DSmer and Tholttck; the first of a high opiuiotf of Profs. H? Bi Smith und 'Shodd. He ! flienafa'- g* MWtt’D* Ajlbifefiei dhfl givee A fofo of befhl ih;i3c|- ihAny- eyery jjOiiit in hfe. four,/Wfeer'c fee cdmetf ifocpnfoct with ‘iLifeeral!* opinions,, foe sympathies ef his nature are exr pressed. W ith sUoh allbwaucds the bbOk may be awepted as a great adoession' fo the of S*BVKW LAWHntf eirj ¥no»«ft, ! .bys i-Mrsi Ed- Wtlrds, is a work of and'BkiH in Shayi *Bttfr-drawi»g, plii t, Utid' aflatf VifeS 'Of ihd Hng paSSioh. THe idthreßt 'of tW IltdPjr IftSfßtf’ bpttW thd ditfereUmarriagegiya animation to the tale, and through the whole’tfie purest Christian .principles' are inculcated- and reoommended.. Published in> t.good style by &OBIBNEB & Go. i Oftlj lS Ten ok THE BoPHRATES a valuable ooritributionto missionary literature, but it is also a mostedtortaining, everi fascinating wOrk, for any class of Teaddrs. A limited mit- Siodary field, that of KhrirpooL iS brOilght iuidiei? tid# id a mahrifei 1 sdtfdjfintiyiniiitfte m it vividness, afid' tbd ! desfeffptiori of the Bold .arid Successful ekpgjriment of pu iting all the ne wiy formed churches over the, entire fidii upon the footing of independence) both of'missionary con trol and ribissioimryisupportjis as stifritfg atfd ex hibitS as muoh geherttllßip. a’d dtr ' adbomt of a caittjtAigri, etidirigin agretit victory. The mis sionary enterprise is held forth as a problem,solu ble by the simple, broadjy marted plans of the Apostles on the first missionary, fields of the Cjnurob, and the hopefulness inspired in the reader by these convincing representations Will bd Worth a great deal to the- cdflse': ' Aaptesby tfeHtfhs we rejoice id all such dvtdehdes of organ izing tendencies .oh the mission-field, though it Would please us better to see these: tendencies, among the missions ofthe American Board, carried oiitto a completeness'which Would make them accofd mofd fhlly With the'advanced ecclesiastical poSitiriri of orieOf thetwochief sup porting bodies represented id the Board. The maps ind illustrations are Valuable, and a genial dna . stirring introduction by Secretary: Clark freoedes Mr. Wheeler’s work. Published by thd losTon AmkriganTract SooietT; • Por sale At‘ihe'Presbyterian House. -Ujh - - j'EniODICAIJS All b ipAMPIIiOETS. . The Amiaes or lowAj published quarterly by -the State Historical Society, at Idwit City. April, 1868. Edited by Sanf'ofd W. Hulf, 51. D., Corresponding Sebr'ettiry,—Jdqnfents: The Arrijy of the Southwest and,,the First Campaign in Arkansas; tfie Early fl’istory of IoWa; In cidents of Prison Life in 1862; History of JOhil- Son Co., Iowa; Of- the Origin, -Antiquity, and Object of the Mounds of the e 8 of History and Incidents conueOted With , the Settlement of Wapello CJpunty ijrom.Vijjl&k.fiq 1859; Battle at Athens, Missouri, t Lippincott’s MAQAzrNE. Yol. I. T No. 6, Juney 1868. Philadelphia': J. B. Lippincott & 6u—Contents: Dallas GAlbraith, an American Novel,. VI.; Day-Dreateitig; American Forests; Popular NOvelS; Across, the Sierra Nevada; The Wind’s Reply; Sienna j' JoV Rlease Aunt Mar tha; Conversion of the National. Debt into Capi tal; Culture,;..,'The, Strange Passen-- gers;iHome of Robert Burns; Major Noah'; OuP ModthJy Gossipy-Literature of the'Day. ’ BOOKS SEOEIVED. The Story op tAe' White Rock , Cove.' With IliuetfatiodS: 224: Boston : Hobfy H ( oytV..j’J , XITEKABY ISTF.IjIiIOENt'i:. ' Hiatory—The HWtfdrd Public'atipft Go. pub lish by struction Measures of, $e Thirty-ninth and For tieth Congresses,, iB6yßB/:’ byHenry Wilson. 12mo. 467 pp. $2 25.—Report of a French Protestant Refugee in' Boson, translated frewJ.tbb Rrenoh by K:.T.'Fisher/' p£. 42. Brooklyn : Printed for'Jl 'v. , - iSeie^f'/rc.—OrarfgO B.Jndu & Co-fbpu^ish Se Variation of Anifniils' and plants under _ esticirtion,” by Chas, f>af ynp, witji.prwacei by Prof. A. Gray. Illustrated, SVols. 12mo.:pp«d94y. 5,68, per vol. s3.— Win, B.Qqwan.itjjsjieS) Sj'JßhePo siiij»e of Augustq Qomtevtranslated by Harriet, Maftineau.” pp. B§B -rHlsippirieottphb-' lishes Astroriomwof 1 the iHoWms of tb&Heavenly Bodies, tfitfh pies and Auxiliary Tables/’ "By Wawon,* THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1868. Prof, of Astronomy in Michigan University. Roy. Bvo. pp. 662. fjo. r M!xcetianeims.~—&. S. Barnes & Cb. publish' “ The Republic Of Liberia : its Geography, Clb mate, §oiL. and Productions, with a History of its Efarfy SMileinent; by G. C. Stock Well.” 12mo. pp. 299. $t fib.—Lcypoldt & Holt , republish ‘Ofthly' Roftej arid ftapjes/’ from the Brericli of H. .TainS, by J. Duran;d. Bvo. pp. ii., §56. &2. —J. C. ParkOr f Washington) publishes “Adln .terim and Ad Outerimj.of, Confidential Disolo sfafeS of Btate Secrets,’’ by the Correspondent pf ,t'hie AliaskSt Aefrigeraiqr.. 'Bvo, ; pp.' Rt. Bap. 25 eta. Annp&iicemetilrs.— Clark Cincinnati, An nounce Ohib'Vallby'Historical Series,-* to include “ works relating to the, Early Efstory of the Talley Wteretf By' the Ohio, River aid its trihulariel-T-incluSing, ’ Pennsylvania, Westerri Virginia, Ohio, lndiana, and Illinois—an A embracing its aboriginal history, tluf Erehch its possession, the and journals jof early explorers and missionaries, its early setfyemen'i By tße wßitßs, tßeir! contests with ‘Thej Indiiiri' ewy i also ‘'ldeal'' histories oi*, Stales, couhifieSj cities, or pafdiciilar regions',' within the gbogra- ;rd % ;,tndhM^"^:,^r i ,dfO::sb.; the* piifelisners 'of'Ml., 'B'eecfier’s Ibrthcdßiing wort on the tifeof Christ,Bave* made' arrange ments for a superb series, of .illustrationhj t»7be prepared - especfallf ?or ‘u, ! uhher'”fhd‘Buperyision of Mr. W. J. Linton, the celebrated English en gffi?6f On wood, aM largely ftoin his dwrhSHS: “ Poems of Rural ,in commOQ . English, by William Barnes Table-Talk and Opinions of Napoleon the Grgat^.’ggd of Stories by Jean Ingelow—3'A Sister's Bye-hoars.”— mypdMt &• mWtfeW 'nW, Vhe 9? SMSff, -oSB Jmpn ffie lSym bolism and Mythology,og;the,B,ed)B 4PO of; Ame rica, by David G. Brinton, A.M., Late Getorge: find Soetfes"and ■ OKafsctetistick'; With Glimpses of the Olden Time," by I ©:’©. jße Obsttii' iWaftiißlitfddd if&t . D'fc'Kahabipli-Wm':, P. ■ A. E.,Dostie : or, the Conflict, in’New OrleanslS Ky jSlr&'Emily liazen u J!c' J Co. pre/tp; publish “ The ‘Qlpbp"Edition’ -of Hudi bras F ‘by Samuel Busier;”, and, ” Jobnf.Milton and-bis Times,” an historical novel, by Max Bing. & She'rwood have in press “ The Biogfrhphy of Tommy-'Trip dffd bfcrdog'JbWleri add.' tEd: fereatgikat Wbgl%; W vriiJbfi' isf fen ded’U Histbry of' Birds' and Beasts, with de scriptions of e&cß,'in.prose and verse,” by Oliver £jplasmithj tße],London edition of finely illustrated.— J. B. Lippincott -• ; I ,^'■ i 6S^T©irak.i^-^'!f&dfew\^j^mdpg , 'lhl>,i , br ! cent;is^ 9l^p, J l'W i Voting's Commentary Holy Bible, ,cr. 8vo: Pliina'ptre’s , Eourr teeg Plain Sermdii's om the Mmoles;'ss.; Ifyste*! ribrief Mbiltft l C^lyffify l ‘ by ' Rbbfe'rtdbfi’i' Rbftabife 1 at Bfightofli Se'ddnd ,^eri% - #%*' JP#?L' t^ikbley,' on . ..bl ( ll?f i, Vniflp>9T't®r a o. Mackonpchic, 2s. ' j , History* —The efntire of Motley’s “ Rise of the Dutch Republic” has be'eri pdblished in London 1 ,* tfae Sdo'. Vol-j fiJf ; silf shilliags:—Knight's 1 ' HiS? Wry bf England, Rbistub,’Thu,B, Sv,o.' 9s. cl'. *• , MIM Letlrfes.— Third B'sus , ,not, ! beeh . mucli actiyity in the Lohdon pnljiisiiing business, dur ing thie fir,Bt months of .iB6B. ;, Robert Buchartan, the poet; has.''* Tragic Dramas from History,” in two'volumes.—The : acee'skion of' Mr. Disraeli to the premiefship haS SC touch reVlvbd thfe terett'in abd dbmaintl fb¥ , 'hS !, n'dve'lA and^tatesj by Warno & Co., Be' pVoduoed fast enough, to sitpplyithe publift^— A gentlett'an recently^ wrote front: Paris, toi Mt. Trubnerj /at London, to send him some copies bf the “Atlkn tid 'Monthly;”-'* Mf. Trabodr rteplied that be hdd iio't the numbers sent,him were kdl'ct askodu/aS 1 they of Mrs., Stowe’s “ Gjumney Corner,” London re print,.have already been Bold. . , ; *, <• ftoscoe’s Vittofia, .Coiodna;-Her Lite* and Podmsf fls.- 1 - Wilb6rforke , ’S i :Lifd; Soh‘* T-iVoli TOs'i The M6tblojrs ; bf'tllk Bhi’dif BiinkAh;”'by PiabceS Bktouesis Vdh’ sen, vpi.ll shortly, bd pußlisned' in twp votuipes boliayd; .with pßrtraits ahd illustrations, ; in . lithpr graphy.—-The London edition of “ Frederica Bremer’s Life anc(vLetters'’!id an Americaii print: from the Riverside; press: : ■’ " Aw.—Tbede is : announced “A of’thb ■ Aft of Pffdiiidg’ its' Inyention and ! ‘ih - ogfek > fd 'the Middle, of tlie‘ Sixteenth (pentufy/.' Noel It will,Bp in 1 v6l. imperial 4to ,pp.,of Text,* and 105 Plates, comprising Eao similies ifrom the most remarkable Block- Baoks* and from* alb the ! importan t Typographical Mflnutoe’ntS'df Germany, Holland, Italy, Prance, Ehglahd;etci‘ ! |‘ Fisnofli^als— Including . the . Quarterly Re | views, there , are ; npw ■ .being publisbedy on : the British Islands, 621 magazines, of which 219 are lof a."decidedly : religious character.-,: There* are 1324 newspapers-* distributed as"lbl!oWs': Erig landjiLond'on :'253, Provinces 7'slj Wales, 49; i Scetiand; 132 Ireland, 124; British r Isles, 15. Of these' there are 58 daily papers published 'in .England, !in Wales,‘l2 .in, Scotland, 13 in Iye ( lan,H,'ahd.i'.Tn'.’ilja smaller British isles., Ten years agb, that is, in 1858, there wereip.ublishel,; in the TTbitediKingdom 866 journals. , jfiscc/toJicdasit-rDoblittle’s Social Life; f of : the Chinese,. Bs.-:6.bi& in : the hands of Mr:-;Thoinas Bayley Eottef 1 MiP., Hon orary Secretary of the Clubj on or bbtore next New Year’s Day. . - . n '*i « N&w iStjflA ' of Brdfcbtfr/ n"ew patent ptdees^[ifbi;, is’;’a' very remarltatle oaej doit’ j&arji, s|urta,oe3,“ not llard’iype on 'wresilr&eesT'Tt can ligfappiie'd: to inner as well as outer sur'aces. They can 'also priot on marble, stone, iron, leather, sail cloth ; in short, what can they not print on, for the types ate made of vulcanized India-rubber, and, never Wear out ? French.—These are arnOfig the late publica tions : Allan Kardeetß -w-Lff -G-enese," Miracles and Predictions-according to Spiritualism ; Louis Blanc’s (< ttiltoite de‘Dix Ans, l8B(I-i46 r ' (10th Od. ( atlgtnetited with Dew-diplomatic dacumdflts, 24 voli);'Rr. Cabarrus’s “Aui»iflsof theForCstey Mammalia, Birds, Rraptioal, Zoology ;’’ ,M.JBras siWs “Meinents of* Descriptive Geometry, 1 ” applied to sforfe-cutfing rin‘3 feirpetitey' for the' ntffe of “ Vdriability.'of Sjtecies aiid its LitriitA;’’ .Cli. de Caquefayj/M he Credo de Bossuetj” an exhibition of iChristjtau. j,from works— There are in Earis'Sßv . “ literary’* hOh-poiitlcai) heW&paffers’, iiz.: Moifal and Rg- HgibUS; 6©; Ettel&u'tey 64 • MOdifeiH, ; Sflrgldal? &e., 48 ; 1 ‘Fashions, 43'; Sciences; 41} Lahvh3&; Arty 32; lU'usfratedj 2ji; tPnblie Offi oeb, 25'I;BducaU0n/i24‘;nTheai ih tbirtylthteenineufarfoeacoiwjjbiiibsi-MHeeeHtlylabb chute circleipkfcyedi^'tEeU)Petite PapiefeuP v4hf questiou '.waa 1 aekfed;:OWhibhi;iate' lyoun favbtite authors?.. The Frenoha-Emperor replied, Taci tus. The Frenpß Etnuress, answered: Calderon, Byron, and, Sh'sfkspeare^— Prince U Napoleon. and PritfOets ■'Mlrfhllde aBS siv’eral'fimeß'iftefiigj Mi .teiMirf illn4j3Bi ,!, j '{ ■-d •jtQ.tui arf.t atavf linn sri-ml/. Hftf .vi.t-iociiit Ir-7r'li:Tn 7*tilt i • i iT> -iift 1 ! EACT: Bfi •and t ,wJde > ■3' InaV the .place to. ray Ciafmng. 1 is the 1 place '^STpOptimritedlbjsgodd:gdoditytiii© atWHOtfpncea^&frafpt J«S:N£R OE jSECTH|A.ND" MARSfiT 6TRBm , g”h*e befcbme A^«'HOtfSEHOLD'WORDS.” ■ ' p. .. m Wak^'tiJ-hDftilAgibSt w’iitli ASrEaTTI < and I rcoOpl&di ipii£l lnibd6bli» j p«ll qnly.wjittt .vKcajj gutomei!, ASTtnereforS, has the satisfaction of knowing he can depend on w!hii>l.■ 1:1 r-f-;|i J-u.'jr.ii lait ;o H< ji<7 iMSfrand. fasmonable-CnDt- oldv BtochitR j J-ifftinq tetetu J 8 - li's '»i’,uAte - do ,do Second Dress so fi 60 mn&L- - ■'->& i ; ••• •' 4Sj-Elegnnt do do id* .P 1 ■ ItioC .dg-GqpdiElack Cassimsryßsnts,i . ,i. . ..... n ,i, ~W » ‘SPrMi'i M * doUii-5 !• -iKIiIK. if te SO ISBSWt’ i:!Wi - Hu;, ■.:■-] f. r.inr-Aite 4Sr-yesto, for oT«ry dpy wear, :. . . , . ,;• . 200 49^Bancy Arels jl 1 * * -t* ti '3 60 Cassiptere TmU, - j. p.- ~ - ~1;4.60 Black'Cloth' VeStv ( '''4'66 j v “ i ) l&OO is t% trine ao .. db r - rtr r -v- r-- -■ ■-«r%- Cb’esterfieMs, 1 ■ l$10td25:00 arBsejlfiig.r4adhj.; .We tee .«renabiedjo buv dieap, and. th« sell cheap, . ■ .... a®-Caliiand*eiaAili® 7 i»’U 7 liOHOll.!'. ■ ■- v/-'s'»iliwdKul«BSiflt b.kSAerlu I vt: !i: ' • ’• ■ "•’ ■'•'= !T ' '' pOpiPAB CLOTHiI/s Hdbty,' I '' :ai; "• H oiik ntei,”", !^ *' -' s ■{ / s:' : k ,ic6k i bStjsiy , i: 'i^iaMSSj'iyaa^.''; or.'' ' ,' "' l l ' o. twi 4 JTTTi\JLT JLt KV] x ii yll xvii^k^ jwj . ; SEVEN-TH.A-fr/BiWJiiLbrWT STS. f i, ■; !c*3EailiA.jbiiaLi»MfiALi ; 1 :;T 6> o'fdef* #clin; soiS inkirabtfoiis 1 fof ifieasdrenfoni, Sentti) 1 Ge'ntlemen out of\the<.Crt'y/ arid Thjose 44Ht€idp>t6 -leave their Pleasures fqr p^esept,of 'future orders* ;. . ; f # Pantaloon cnltiiAg^i^i 1 ’ Grea'l! experience' in this brinch of tailorvhg' invitation to th'Ose’de siring good giVehim a trial* • -] WESTON & m:iiw MO ARCH / M v ‘ :Af ; •*' ;' ftiiilipEi,, Have Josi' received a minis sjf for Gentlemen's wear, to whjch ti friends and the poUJIc generally.::] A. superior garment at a reason " SATISFACTION J. & F. ( 736 MAEKET ST.,*S P H I L A© ..MaNOFACTD^-ERS TBTJNKS, CATtPET Ladies’ Sacs, Sags, c-d va. SPRING ®HSEi:«PS'I» FOR GEj> [The! only planet all the'Leadin' i iGfoods may PRICES FIXED' ->33 Sme assortment of Mbit boobs (nvite the attention of their -t !l 1,.. -,V/> , jt' ?ri<^. iRANTEED. A DM US, /E. CornerofEiglith, iLPHIA* 43tjD D&ArEHS IS . AGS 1 AND'YALISES; " .Hi} .. .1,1 P ochet liooles ingreat styles. /Eltftflris 4 Shoes, ’’TLI'JMEM : a the .City Tfhere; :(Styles of Bine be obtaineac « ' ■ T LOW FIGURES; STH-STSEET, IBSXMC'- ■p & * CD . S; FRANCIS NEWLAND & SON, So. 52 north Ninth Street, One floor below Arch St., PHILADELPHIA Wall Jipfeas, Decoration.*, IMITATION FRESCOES, WIHDOW PAPERS, ETC- Experienced workmou sent to all pirn of the city and country. ■ . . ®pr23 6m JOSHUA fUWPiANi), Manufacturer and Dealer in lido king d-lasses* 'V- Afrt ; ' ' i dniAfUUHtSI @ilt iaM ‘WaiiMit ‘XtfiWi ' 'si.'^6irfpikAki r '' * **4. ■■■■« - ■ ■ f. - ■ C If L^J garhart'sboudoiroroans C OAftHAW«aCH!‘MaMONiiMS!*' CARHART’S MELODEONS ' 1 i iHhefpiaUed.'hy Imy Reßd.lriatrumeritH in,the world Bfllentf Is.?Ltrtefli fYiolig .Frame Bk .b.o Himx Keith‘El^&tfrStfeht. .-In-JUKI Cll.liJ 'ifl.L.l ,7 j r.i 1.i1i..; jA Umltsw 'hbn 4t;f i l ’’-/? .?>*!- , I ■/•■ .h~j)q'!ie xrco i-,;J ,tsi: 1 .• < •*./ n-, .Uin<- li?--"-- ■utV/K ..iciJ uJ Shfeipriee'-of.’ '■ I'-lii. \:\L • to. eqf.rf lln i•!?}# ban . ;-. ja i»:‘.. : ; c, --■ ; >•.■ - H . - a .-lin gi.wilJtlTo !••■ M4ltei BOMrpEEOTXjIZEE haSjthis 4) bpn advancgd to. UVfeiftt^, M A .;h.»U iHisl r h;> ..p-J .-.ihll •.*-•>? Phbf^bAttf/WabYss it 4sre' ; 'deSritble, '*•> ■j'jit-r.ub ’iaid 1 -i.v irf .cvt-.y ;i’i ,-rr i.. ; ; 4S ari &etlVfe’ thaii any otliet luo-::-.,. in wS .In :> :!/. -'(■'ij-' 1 * *v!i 'A oi'.Mii •• !■■• v ihji:-. Vj noij L'S’beipriheaofHibeofber l f- i.■ t; ? ; .-■■■»..■ Vti b'iw?>»’rfl«.v si-nof- y;o.. - * •;.!» ft«ii••.■jmii fffi.-"7ftß bearirfg ourbrand remain aa .before' .yiz . ii . s A. jEviw o(f) 'h> fi'ionsi ss6per 2000 pounds. BATJ(IH’SC^eA(^BLOOD:»A:IITrAfi, $5O per sibd() poßnds. ;; r : BAOTJ SONS?: "■■ I ' il i s '; v *' 1 ‘ ; 6Moe, 20 Soutli Delaware Avenue. - n-n--r> >i tr fiKiftna -■ l r it i(ij •'; ' --i ! ' - 1 iii.fi>:- I;-*.- i»J Mf:«.•?} • MbyriilVdiBtrii'ts*on.<3hink, ! 'vrWibh hri> nnri- VftHed for fineness and delicacy of they^are.soiling.at the following prices: ' ’’ 1 * s ‘ 4 V- ! ‘ Oolong (Black), 50c- T 60c.. r 70c., 80c., 90c., beat $t per Ib. fi TOcV Wc* '9o6* be&l'jl per ilrealif ast, 60c., Wet, Boc., 66c.,'51, $l.lO, fi>. *„ -l i>w ~•••' > <., s Imperial (Green), 50c;, 60c., 70c., 80c., 90c., $l, $l.lO, best $1.25 ’Kqnng,Hyson: (Green), 50c., 60c., 70c., 89c.,90c.,!51: $l.lO. Tieat 5T.25 per lb. ; ' , CJncolorea Japian,s3,sl.lo, bestsL2sperlß. • f ■ :l: - ■ 51.25; beat $1.50 jjor fl>. Dali# GROUND COFFEE, ,20c., .2oc ; , 30c., 35c., best .40c. per- pound Hotels, Saloons.' Bbrirdtrig-liouse -Keripers, and us large quantities, of Coffee v can .economize in that .articld by usin.- our FRENOiI .BREiKFAST and which we soft aiithVdow price ot !30c. per-pound," and waiTkn t’ to' ! glyft''perfect satisfaction.. •, j 5 s . ..w ~ ‘ v< v- , t , : .j r Consumers can satb' from 50c. to 51 pier pohnd by purchasing tbefrTeasof.the , GREAT- AMEBI&AN TEA 00 ME AFT, . ..NOS; :ir > . 1, ; | - Post,officeßoxNo. 5643,Ne*r.York. City; . ... f WewaVrant aii‘th’o goods'we sell to f give entire satisfaction. If they are'not satisfactory'they can be returned at; oar expansewithin 3b days, and have the money refunded. . Through our system of Supplying Clubs t!iroWgKon tthe counter, consumers, in all parts of the United States can receive their Teas at £he’ sapm prices; (with .the small additional expense of transporta* tiqn), as though they boughtthemat our warehouses in. the city. . inquire of us : how they shall proceed to get up a Club. v Thb.answer is simply this: [Let each person wishing to join ill a Ciii’» sily ti'ow much Tea or Coffee lie wants, and select the kind and price’from our Pric’e List, as' published in' the paper or in our circulars, Write th.e names pjainly on t the list- and when th 6 Chib is cbmpUte send It by mall, and we will put up.each party’s. gpqds.inseparate‘packages; nn(l:nsarkth'B name upon them, with the cost, so there need, be no confusion in-their.dis : tnbutidiS—feich party getting exactly what he'brders', and’ u'o piore. Thei post lof .transportation\fitie members can" divideeqaita blV among themselves. . , , . 4 ’ y fTbefnnds to lay for the goods ordered ean be sent by drafts oft New .Yofk.by.Post Oflipetnoney orderaor by Express, as may suit ttiecdnv&iferice of the'Cluto.' Or if the amount, or&ered exceed thirty, dollars; we ;will, if desired, send : the; goods liy express’, to “collect'bii delivery.’* . , n ■ .... v Hereafter we will send ft complimentary package’ to'the* party getting ,np the Club. Our profits are small, Imt we willbe a« liberal fta’wri caii'afford. We send no complimentary packages for Clubs j of, hftßth&ns3o. ‘ ■■■■■! ’ N.B.—All-villages and towns, where a, large number reside,- by clubbing together, can reduce the. cost of, their Teas and CtffTec&Sabout.one-third, besides th'e Express charges, by iti , sending directly to ‘‘.The Great An 1 erican Tea'Company.** BEWARE of aTI concerns that advertise themselves as branches of Bst»blishnielnt,fbr:copy;oftr mimS, either wholly or in' • part, are or imitations, no branchy, fcm] do not- in any case, kuflioriize the use 6forir‘name. * POST OFFICE, orders ahd ; ,drafts ’make payable,’te the :order of Tea Company.” Direct letters and , • orders to the 1 y 1- ' :1; MEP^ YESEY. SXBEET, NEW. YORK'. pobt Olfece Bbx, 5043 New York' Ci|y. Mar‘2& 12t OGBLSBY & HODGE, ! % PLUMBERS, .04$ STEAM FITTERS* /. Ko. 4 South Seventli Street, * •..* •• • i v. . r PniIIADXLPHIA. ■ 5 . •* t'{[ 1 G.’A.'OGJSLSBY, * l ’ . X3L HODGE. ■ * A 0 - Gas Fixtures of all kinds furnished. 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