attuas tie 'Pak September 21-28 The General Government.—Pres inent Grant is back at his post, and has Lad interviews with the heads of de. partments. Cabinet met-nn Frida.y e and t lie Cuban question witedisensied.! Gen Sickles had been ordered to ask why Spain delayed action on our mediatory proposition; and, tp 'hint that, üblic opin - i n may force - ill - elf. Syto recognize Cu ba as a belligerent. This has caused the eceitement- Spain,.but it is said that Ferruno's government, has . thanked,ours for its friendlinPss. :• Secretary Boutwell will buy $2,000,- 000;.bonds and will Fell as much gold, weekly. Ile will prepay the Neventber coupons with an abatement of intent:at. —Sec Fish has received Catiteazy, the new Russian minister, Herr. F. -A. Jtelille, the Da ash:lulu Wet', aj o r l3ab Lefty, the rejected'- - dlas s iolw consul, and 'mil - Bagley; the n 'agent fur the 'releade,of the Fenians. —TheL'whisky distilleiV propose to unite , with . the Treasury department in putting diAti * diStillation,.., as, at, present it does not pay tole dishonest. New England.—The 'Republicans or Mass. renominate the present- State ticket., auditor excepted. . Senator.Suse tier made a speech against the, re cognition of Cuba. -life woOld,leave the whole Matter of clating'4, , ,kinst England ; to that country itself, making no demands, and leaving her to ,:offer' damages and apology. . —The Repfiblic,ari majority:ln Maine is some 8 or ten thousand over the _Dem ocratic and temperance _parties. New YOTL.7I7A '.POwerfuJ'o4. 6l 4'lting began operations on. Wednesday week to Inn up. g,old.and rtul-dow,ri r the -Vander bilt shares.' Jim Fist, Jr. and,bis satel lite Judge Banardovere among the man agers. Central New York shares. were run down some qweatty per cent. on Thursday, ant, on Friday golcbwas run tie twice to .1,60 e.165,.5a1e5: Of-some $500,000,000 being . tuade,,to the bulls. Announcement that See. Boutwell: sell $4 000,000 broke the ring ; down came gold to 133, soMe fifteen bankers and brokers - A.ited,'one yen tioram,,- one . committed suicide. Some $'2,000,000 in b Rola tave een s, ippe f rom, iverpool. The Gold Exchange adjourned over to Monday, and on Monday to 'Tuesday, to adjust, their tangled accounts. —The Democrats of the State have met at Syracuse. The Tammany men agreed to bedumb, with a -View of bavi g their own - Way next time as to Fluffman's re nomination. The-platform is thoroughly reactionary, lint does not exactly pledge the party to oppose the new Constitution of the State.' but declares age'itst the XArtb Amendment. Revenue tarrif, equal taxes, greenbacks for 5 . 20s, and protection for citizens abroad' form other planks. Most of the candidates of a year ago were re-nominated, , —Frauds have been detected in the management, of the M. E. Book Concern. Only subordinates are. implicated, and, the amount is uncertain.. 'A Cuban steamer has been intercepted by a reie. nue cutter, and-landed her crew at Wil lisinsbnrg. New Jeleey.-Newark . .Refrablicaos want .14-Gciv. :MittCtii L.' Ward to run fur Mayor. • - • Pendylvania,—The State Fair be gan at Harrisburg on Tuesday. The rains have raised the Schuylkill four fpet.at Reading. The Germans of, New York city are' forming associations to buy farms in our State. City.—Our death rate was .222 last -week. 242 the week before.. A nionn meat to David Di: Lyle will - be - begun in Old Oaks Cemetery, Oct. 46. , A man named Hehnittb' knew his dog was mad and let him run at large tiff he bit little girl. Her parents poisoned her, and had him arrested arid beld tottn. awor. Two assessors have beekariested for assessing a ,citizen as " State Sena t,r," thereby depriving him of his vote. Friday was a day of gold feveii`oa.Third reet , The South.—Mr. Peabody has given 6400,0ti11 more to the Maryland- Institute Jr a new building and' art gallery. Gov. Walker has been installed in Virginia. (len. Canby proye4 that he said he would enforce the test oath a.month before the election. The DiSnial Swainp is :on,fire, and many. fine farms have beeri;biarned out. Georgia ..planters. have ,rebegun their quarrels with the negroes. —The 'Mississippi eleetiOn is to be held, Nov. 30 and Dec. Ist. is said that Gen. Shetinannow, Becretary of War—favors" Met, inirthat he will be elected. Gross frauds haVe been lis covered in' the New Orleans Custom House. • —Maj. , Gen. Reyneds gives the Pres ident a bad `acctrint 'or the' " Conserva tive" Republicans of Texas, who profess ' to be sound when at Washington, but play into the hands of Democrats and Rebels in their nominations for office. Gen. stQedcrian, ex internal revenue Colleetor in Louisiana, has been sued for , $600,000 defalations to the Government. Inthrior.--Minnesota has lose '5,000,- 'OOO bushels of ivhbat and a las•ge'amount of hay by heavy rains... A monument is to be erected at dinemnati to General McPhersed: by _the "'army officers. A Kentuokyan has been detected in coun. terfeiting —L-The cava rhhave stopped the Sioux from making war on the' Pawnees, and quiet is restored: 'lndian outrages con tinue in Arizpna. The Republicans eleol the New Mexican delegate by over 2.500 majority. Thet West —The Jews of San Fran- cisco have: formed a . society in aid of Jewish immigration. The Chamber of Commerce wants the Government to buy the telegraphs .The Democrats have eighty-one majority in the Legislature. The Indians threaten hostilities iu North ern California. Canada.—Engkna urges the admis sion of Columbia to the Dominion. • Central America.—The Havana papers point to,thenlistment of Amer icans as proof that most of the Cubans are quite loyal.. The Spaniskresidents are firm .in . opposition to American. re .. cogn ition, , 0011th"AMOT.ina.— The utter defeat of Lopez is coutirmed by Brazilian and ,contradicted l 'Vy. Paraguayan aivices, That he. has•had a severe-repulse is ad- Mitted, but he continue the war. The Peruvians, have been living in tb'e open.. . ,sin•antimpa }On o .eart qua es prophesied as' • TIC:e Panama 11:017 gives accounts of numer ousinirterrific shooks il6n , g the Pacific coast, occurring the time named by TaliAtit no mention is Made of loseof, life. ~., s s Great 'Britain.- 1 11dbank of Eng lend has been drawn'on for gold s flit' New , A ,cabie,from, Ireland to Nye Scotia _-.is •mooted.. iTh'e Lord Justice Clerk of Scotland' had / he'en tellil,ll3 a river with his throat cut. A manuscript ofißyron's, will settle the pending dispute, is a nnounced'publicagtion. —The Times;•.replies •..to. Bright and other Manchearer.tneu „that the cause of depressed trade- is• the 'want aFree frade, rtotr.of eaten. . If Americans would .buy as freely as of old, all be well. If .not, English. Superiority manufacturing is worthless. —o4adsto9ew„ilisubmikto-the Queen the petitions-fot4heepardiiii ottlie Irish Fenians. welke-Pouek , tq preside 'in Cabinet and " appeir in public. Le Petrie complains of Prus sia's t.l24iiseliSTCO:Vail9n7 11:ii . gii,titOis as serts and Ee - 6lnsittuti ielle denie . s that . PiriSsia'thit't the an nexation of Baden. will be ircigtirded , as a caysa:belli: Trines. Metternich (Austria) is in Paris. Burlingame and his em bassy are abOne.iO start . for .Btockhglm. 'French representatiyes in 'China= imve been instructed to act in accordance With the provisions of the new' treaty." l'rine Napoleon is :home again, and has had 'an -audjencp. Ftripress, starts for Ittie BePi: - Marechtil Caiitobert resigns 'the First Artny.Curps, .postok in and , around Paris. „ , —The party of, the left are abort. to issue a maniftsto demanding the speedy meeting of the., Cora Legistotif. The ultras want,it to: Meet and deliberate without being called by the Emperor. German The' of Prussia is too visit :Vierqa,,in a .frieully The trilatiOns.ntdatholie °Univer sities to, the State are to be settled „by a new Educational-Bill Count Bismarck is, still in poor health, =The Graft] a tuice - of Baden;iiilien .ing the Chambers, said that the relations to .gorth Germany were most friendly, that a national feeling was growing among the•whote German' people, and thatAstepa were to be tiiken to make . the Crinfeder ,ations-of,Anrth and S outh Germ any hon,t ogenousk —The Swiss Governments will no longer allow Cantons to naturalize for ei6ners, and will require residence of several years • Difficulties occiiried in regard to the Prussian conscription. The „Peace Congress, Enf,,,ltutty.l4o:plub licana mainly] at :Berne. Victor Hugo - aresiat.lexpresses tho.hope that Europe will become a Federal Re public like America. --Austria has not prOposed unite with France and England in keeping; the U S from recognizing or annexing Cuba. Turkey.=The Khedive of Egypt has stopped the preparittibris - for his journey to Constantinople. The Madrid' - PaPera tiOntiiine their violent tone towards the U.S. Some urge immediate war. The Ministry -waited Prim's retirn before ••answering Sickles' note,,which they dj4,l not publish, altiflaugh ayare of . * specifiri dature,.ttml thug the popular eXpitement was for. It was at one tints 'asserted that the note' was withdrawn.' When Prim returnedrthe Cabitiet voted to strain every nerve to ,save Cuba. arid preserve peace at home, whieh the Republcans have disturbed. -7The Republicans have been creating `sortie disturbance at Tarragona, - Where they made a great demonstration in hon or of Gen. Pierrad: The secretary of the Governor was killed in a street riot. The Republican 'clubs were dispersed by the troops. The. President of one - las been assassinated; and Gen. Pierrad is under arrest. 'At Barcelona some of the ;Cann teers protected.against these proceedings of the Governinent, and an atteritpt to arrest them produced an insurrectich), which ended in seventy being. .taken pris oners. In other cities republicandemon stratiohi-are ;being- held. In Sarragosar Castellar exclaimed, " Death, before - the monarchy ! In Ma Arid the Republican club has been liiiitkeSsed - , for resolving against monarchy,- = Prince sapoiegn . is talked of for the throne, but Ferdinand, ofPortngat, is the favorite candithite. The bishops will be compelled to Swear•allegiance-Wthe new constitution. The 'treaty of commerce with Eugland is nparly ,c,ompleted. EM AIL ECO ILLEG Ho dptitown.K. J. A.: This Institution , loiigandsu faioratply known, coniinni% to furnish the tiOtedticailoral arkattntg.e,in conoPetion Witfl a p Coritnian home. Oda iernm, ete., Inrinalted on ePplfeation Col lege-opens Sept: JOIE! ISRAK WAY, Pres. It. 3mos.--pilyl. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 1869. Cittj - —Rev. Dr. Alexander Reed has re turned from his European tour, and preached Sabbath before last, in the Central church. —The Eastburn Mariners' Bethel— now in charge of thrltev. D. H. Emer 7 son—Was the First Mariners' chi rch in Philadelphia. It is now just filly years since Father Eastburn's'fiist sermon was preached to seamen in this port. The cost of this church has been . about 832,000, of 'which about $20,000 havi been paid by the sale of the old Bethel, and 19,000 bycollections from the . frienoli of seamen, leaving about-$3,000 to be Of this sum $225 wercimillected OD the Sabbath .0r dedication, and 'about $75 Proinised, so' there is siill 9.700 to' collect. The Bethel is'ientral m itilp;' cation, near. ;the .some, well lighted', it' is' the only* ` ners' chtifeh'' in. Philadelphia' that it; `furnished With''it'fiee' library eid'reitd 'ing-room, where seinneb may come and 'reatt'ando-write 'letters, aiid be supplied with paper, - pen's, ink' and` envelopes; : fire and light; and- all this within/44(0m0 vr-4Those.,membersebf /the Centralt!M., ; E.. ehurch, that have. been holding. meet,. strekits,.have; resolved , °nip d'e pen d ent ob u r eh ' migen tion. Action:Was`tiiken, and theliepara-. Ition was coesnimniated on the eigening. of Septemberih4thvi , ll. l • :=The address•oPtißev. A. Haitpeneel is;ichanfroM. - iiplaieshurg, Pa.,. to 1538,14rth Road street.' Tha addrbss , of Bet DrJT. - ild:Ctinningham is changed . Philadelphia` 'to-' :San , Franeisco; California: ;. r.... „ Anthony Atwood, pastor of Sixt teepth: street l)4-°1i;. ehurch—tformerly lieddinkhas expended. some $4,000 in rmcidelling , their.house .of worst ip.v.but has colleeed .nine-teriths of the amount: .• ---The M. E.. Bethel e.'Sniiday-school and-leeture-room have-lately undergone a prqof :re c Kt at i9 K i v id. % A y swett very bindieime appdarlnce: faiiora the with a view of our...,Fairmonnt'Ark- The'Pre . ss says of it i-t The view by Mr. Fenn is spirited and aeeuete, giving a fair idea oir one aspeik- :of v'CetrAilir rnbunt-"' TAe Post sais : "It is daily remarkable for all 'it take's in and, it leaves out. - The Park itself looks like a hdr cleared hill in the Western 'w , ids• The drive is ignored, the -extent of greUnd left to thp imagination, but in compensation for this we have a fine vie w. of Girard College, of the Cathedral, Eighteenth and Rage, and of the West Philadelphia Standpipe, all in ,close neighborhood. It was well that:the, tir pist—who,. we . suppose, labiwed under thdisa.dvantage of not haviA seen tbe park—put the gen&olL liibdaark,_ the Wire Bridge,' in. It helps .us- rectig nize the: place. , But We do.?Osti 4 5 .44 iitc'luded the State !louse, and the new Masonic Temple'they are goitif„r te. build ;it Broad und Filbert streets!' ' The Fourth c paptist church of this Cify,l.reCeiltlyi4,jeciell a letter Cir,i;lismis 'sign - from the Baptist church. of'New port, R. I , because. the latter radices open . 6thil A u(itic t i l , The beater:, tir: the, letter—Professor—has a :killer and two .brothers in., the Baptist 'thin- Our city 'passenger railWaye, by olargng seven 'bents a_ ride, rid op `!0 average,- thirty-six per cent: a year on their_roapital: The Fourth am:V.:Eighth street road makes ninety-two percent: the• Spruce'and Pine only seven. , 13E '1"12,117, -DEC 1w GED. F. ROOT. In the first d ear of its publication it has reached an Is sue of ' • • • • - 90;000 Copies. The most atieceesful Church Mugu . ItOok' ever pub lished. "clef; $1.50 or $13.50 ii Llonen...por sale nt alt Boa:and Bilago , Stoice. , ROOT 43it; C y,.•: - Septl3o4w , t Irs. A MAN SEVENTY YEARS OLD: X have had Catarrh over thirty Tears. I hive tried dectOrs and medicines almost without inomber; my strength^c o u. z 3 • staotly railing under iheir i treatment, 111111 without any relieffrom any oaroin til 1 comthenced using WOLOpTeB ANNIIILATOII for 01.19.4 h. Ihnrdlykuolf." how to express my grati lade for the wonderful 1.#0:, nefit d hare derived fide its use. Lowe my very life to Dr. Wolcott's Rrtnedv. ' or this, fact I tun - convinced. When I corn , ' - menced using the Anni-' hiltior, I only_ weighed;: ito pounds. My nis 140 pounds. fI increase in solid flesh 11. r• : • a man of my years istliti best proof of the effiCany of Wolcott's Annihilator, as I am now in rite ' year. SAMUEL SCHENlitint, 250 Washingtori„street, Hoboken, N. J,,, August 60869. 1-a ,er My f is proprietor of the Peconin house, Green port, LI: I had rheumatism over five years. -A por tion of. this tione.l.Was unable to. wept,. My, legs, toy arise, and. my _body also, have bieu'contrapied and drawn up 'shorter; and become crooked; in conSequefien of the severity of this disease.' I have poured out money :without stint to doctora authfor medicines, without any earthly benefit or use, until I felt almost' completely discouragetLartd disheartened. My pain and isigferings were beyond all dowription.ald zitt language that I can use.can portray the agony .thatl have.endured. 'sew D r . Wolcott's advertisement day , after day and month after month but could riot believe his' Pnin Paint could 'fbach iy' ncase, although I .heard•many people give the tro Its favor. I finally was induced t s o get r s iims te o s . tint°lY aUl i t art or an eight dollar bottle of his Pain Paint. 'Tills small amount did wondeis lm , me. It removed the Most of fily'pain, but not, sty stiffness. I continued purChasifig,:andL using ,uppl I bought five quarts, and I can say, without hesitation, that I :nu en tirely cured. can use my . limbs and svery part of my body With as. much freedom and strength as I eveLditi is my life.... Wolcott's Pain Paint„l can say front expe rience, is the best remedy anti the Omit - eat invention ever offered , to sufferinghumanity_ Instead of its beiqg a:deni;iepie4 at eight dollars a qt3art,lt is reell,P ; Weitti more tutor one hundred dollars a quart. Pecorlic.llonse,Alreenpoini,l..i., Aug. 6;1869. - .DicWiit.ci;ri's remedies are put np in•white wrap pers; bey none other. =One gall on PAIN PAINT. &mime , strOngth, seat free of express charges on receipt 0f..520, or one quart SS. or one pmt $5, or six pints 01 ,Aiiiitat ./AiMa for Catari* and Cblds in the tead . ing directions and medical advice. All who come to theefficeireited i'rie of:cost iliztViio 'closing Me.stomach. b Atlas sold at all. druvetures. , All- reinttlam'es should, Lie lty post otticq ord ere or registered letters, or: by express : R. L. WVLOOTT; No. 181. Sqtrue, New York. A kep3o -4w "Oak Hall Clothing it in every reaped so superior, that we may safely style it the `Cham pion' Clothing of Arrierica." FOR FALL AND WINTER, 1869. SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING Best Materials, • Jrest Styles Bast N orkman-}lnfeSt prigea at Byer./ thiug• MOTZING littggYE,,ls6 .07EDLi. 1 Pliiest ilea° ' '-'' ''• ' Moei'SiGifla 691).18' l' kth i tiark C'"4.rs' Greatest Va• . . Most Ctrefu . YouTas!,..k ; ,,BOYZ: •CLOTEING: New Styles, —" Tiutteful laitr• • vis a ; Ti t, Pnrweews. que h t,. For all Agee. - .• . •it ittti • .1' • ..,t1 Outwit:Burr ruakT/sgara GOODS. I.a • • ~•• •41.14.. j. , aid ; • .; Cravnta, . B6Stlir CO ti.k'Ole4; §hirtictinit , t , . (] f ar '644eikders, 5 --" ' "niBu6i Zee: A. liberaldednatimv la alwayil made by this:Boum 49*h:dal*, 14.!Igipun!ies,E41,t4Ra.?f ,Reli . gi.o9ic .. .Toqr-: nal; &c , •3 . 1 ` ti :,I t,,_,.' -...( •1 - • hr•• 2 I Y. Orders are receivef from all iiaria"ipf ..taaaoticar l y, Mitl'irorapily l itlbaiiefiialia•ily illie - il:‘ 'Bulniiiea'seiii ' whalilialtOd/i.tit 1a;:1 --: ''•"' • :• • ' - .', •' s I - WANAMAKE..." I I'k, I3 ;t.OWN,.. ,: • ~ F , , . , P.I2,OPHIXTO3I3:', I, 5 7 .:, i ~ • OAK 'HALL' iiiiILDIITGS,) I 31 0 f.f.' 1' ,. 1. •. •li 1 'l'.‘ : i el , P 'N .. l• 41 1 f i ri)D k %ftr4 i fa l. " 14111111" • 4 'P 4et'04116 i t ! I t - ' ' , . 14* ° F. P Y L Y4'; ; : i t:: 1 .3 - P .. 1 .4 .4131 V I P A ' , :• • . ''.' The Genuine bog Dr. - Abbott's name an addreas on ench box:- Direct ntl o.deto to- .• , - 0..40-3-u] • Da: T, R. CAT, Ne w Jersey. auranY WARTIC )3 . .•.1,.:C.g . -Z.R:-I-S . . . . • SEBACONS IIY, PLYMOUTH PU;:Prri-;. Are being read by people 6fl semi? trinrerind.tlessidAguet — Lion all over this country and, Barone. .11ov are MI - 61 — Vitarbertat - fal rehigtuus tlitifirirarKfebling. le published 'Oat ly, runt, cent:alum. Mn Beecher's Sermons end 'prtyers, in form suitatp/c,for preservation evi Foe elde Wall'iletkholbhierw. Pries 10c. Yearly s..bscrititioas received: by..the pub Mefferd, $2, giving two lumdeome Volume's of iv•-r paces each. limit:yearly $1..:5.* A new and t;uparb Steel Portrait of Mr. Beecher .pvesented to all yearly subipribers Tatraordinaiy Offer I. LYMOTTIR , PULPIT (i 3), and; roz, , ick(U.Rall, UNION ($2.5.). au Umetetto inn, I udep , nden Chriei tan Journal —l6 pages, cut end stitched, clesllYkprinted, tat, sent to one. addrees f0r.62 weeks f,r four doVars. Special ittduc, m seta to eenr Wean a end those g. tiingitp clubs. •Ppocim.n copiee..postage f.oe for.sc. J. Ili FO A)1 stc CO.. b 9 pork. 4.. w. N. Y. [5...20-1m • The greatest Discovery` of the Ag e. s 7 ; TTS T ADMITTED TO BE THE ACT' THE T , Ttiousands :who are now liking Dr. lob*. C , •10 heated V. 'intim', Liniment, h•s been introduced inc 1847 ; and no otiehneWirring it.i ever Without It. It mid positive,ly ctirW4no,,ntiderinenti.tied 'plaints, it used as directed . tit ronic Reenmatism,.Sor., Throat, Headtiche. Tooth acli,, Sprains, Bruises, Old Soreei Swellings, Mosquito Bic-a, and Pains in tbe Back, Chest, or Limhs Aliso taken internally, ,f.Jr. Cholera, Diarrbre, Dysentery, Croup, C Spashis; etc. It IS peifntly h: rntlessJO iake .: (See oath accompatiylng e... , ch bottle) It has never failed to cure every case or •Diarrhoia, Dynetitery, and' Ciontwif used 'when 'first ;skim. lilw.ya have a tiottlelp a he:house indeadiness, and yio'n will never regret it. Price, Filly-Cents an' One Debar. Sold by the Dritgi iestaand - .Storelce perathroughoutt the, United Stales.. Depot, 10 Park. Plade, New.-Yerk.:' r ADV.:B AND DENTLEKE-NAIMPLOkED. Picture .businees.. Very profttapie r . Noltia _filevvntpt* Pi.ituree God Catalogue bte:, twice 'as-many, 30 ete. 31.47.15ti1a LA'O, 94...C01umb i< St" New P.tirk City. • ep 304 w. ITT AiNTED.--Agent.pi 2 Agents 2- Agents! NV To Pail two Vow E , grarluve—" THE .13A WN OP PEACE" or Opaveriioni and i • THE PLOWER OF HEAVEN." lAtieralinducenk , one will be offered to ex pert.-nqed nostrum:re. One .gout reporia commit StlS'in five days 'fast Week another 'fa yonnir 1.4:131).54.4 2.0:112' two oveaings. fo.l tatttinulare ad dress [ee3o-2w] W. J. fitALAND, .9:prh,gfteld, Mist .. i : , .L.- - ~ H 1 ALL S --- ~ .. VECETABLE , SICILIAN: j - --, • e HAIR:, ' ~...-„,,,-, 4,, N 1 at ,', ,-14'4'n = : . V.. , - " " IZEWEV OR REIIRWS TIIR 'IIAIR tO . ITS. ORIOINAI 'COLOR .Reneurs the nittritivft,tnntter which.nourishes the : . . hair. RENEW* TAR GROWilr 19'2? tHEIIAIR-WHE'llr ....Renewe r the : brash, si - ,ry hair foitiOcvn softness. -B E A UTI FIIP HAIR - PRESSING. ,c),'•, bottle shows,its,effec te. .. . R. P. II All ii CO.; Nashua, N.IT., Proprietors. " For se Why 'ell' drnirifests. '' . ' sp.3o-11ii.eow. . . . - :. . ... . . .. PAIN. KILLER, The unlttirsal reme ly.forinternal and External Com plaints, 4Clitia Period there ate ,but . few of the human -race nuacqt ' aintad with the merits of the Pe'n Killer —hut while some extol it Min liniment, they knew hut little of its power in eaaing pain when talon interi:alq, While 01130 PS nag it i. ternally with great-tincness, lint ire equally ignorant of its iiiielugvittness9lop applied eztcruallit IVO,ther,dbre, wish tvitty to all that It is equally successful whether , used internaillyor external -Iy, and itstands' atone ,l tlielriat cafe loghe of Family Meilleines, and its uniform! and itratit;nse. The demand for it.finni ind.atind.other. tor- . Age countries is equal ro the •dem jud , at honte, and it has, he ome.known Ira .thwmfaroff countries by ita te.r its.-Davis rain Killer Is , purely veiettitile: compOtind, and while it ie a mi remedy ,foi pain, it "is a pereetlY safe medicine, 'even' in - the Most . onskillibli hands.' For summer complaint; or any other form .9f bowel disease lo.chihirooor adulta„lt is au almost ciir. rare; and hasorithout doubt, boon morestacCess.nl, In curing the various Itiuds Cu Lila other' known`rimedy, or themoat sklilftiffiltysician In India, ica', and thina,:whare , this .dreadrul. disease :is evor, More or less pr evident,. the PAIN,KI4ER iEcs.44l44lredl;y . the natives, es well as Europe.ma res:tlents in those cll . . . plates, A SURE lt , MUT. THE LATEST DISCOVERY • Jur MEDICATION. TllB ' great ,difflcnity which _physicians have, been. halving ihr centuries fo overcome, has at ten Aft' been obviated. A Vegetahle Cat.hirtic 2 and siterAtilre 11l TO efficient than any mineral tweparation of ti.e sane claw, and'as to'ilie mod as ordinary Candy. la now offered to the sick ia the. form,'of . Loz-nge. DR. ERASPAUVWRNSLOW'S LIVER AND ETOMAO/1 JiOZENGE inipertat medicinal Movelty that modern atiemleitry, hes. protiattecl. It ckttaine, twp. botanical e artiacht, fectfy IA :Mien in themeeivtn, bnt embody ing sit !the, .rentedt , 2 properties wf I mercuryx and dee! 'tined. Attie, pleasant form to supereeletmd - banieh Oath •geneini une, the' tatii-eatitt" pine , and 'potions of 'which that.dettgetopie lataitawt, ittithe. Main inlredient. 6forethen • . . . :OneTkousand Expeitnignis were made iv, thkipyoutoy.or,thia pearl ; remedy be' hire It Waif brought to its pnWent state - te l perfectil:n: The losengeanharieleesin iia operation, a..4ralthoogly the.. medicine', Mete l of ill curative compOnente has • bje ti''eitinglitsbeit'by cheinedil' soyiLetisewad.Oteetwa , bycspeptilis. 11111taxisiseiisc; lions Slck.or Nei:Nevis "Illesalsiche.;:Ptiesoi' Alropsy, thelli/zenges.wlll by fousid.lnfioitely more effective than any of the horrible and dte,guid:.g cues rbnuiblAseallyndaditbdered-in such As at Alai. ..geyeral aperient, they have no ; rgifal e{thor am 'n adr , siti-etTiniMeratiOts or the prisr.' eortpt,mus bf ther'emiler-nli . l.pmuzepaea., iltirit IS GuitlisTssujiist oo,oioe who has oboe tried • Baisodartinsimoiest-ilviSe amid 'Stosonch Lozenge, scat ever apun fal.x pqrxitivejwitthicr,, orpfd.. , Circiflarskai'lhOw''oArAvao#ifreer ultexpenee Co.4ll,dWeri:, • , .; „. . PItOPRIETORS, . . . PRINGLE BROS.; flep3a-1y 51, 04 2 Maltdea 111iwcArairk. awrmnmr.7;rwr • , • thte p l en te'ifeebeieG the " world; r ye only tine 'and Pecreektlyef::bilirnilesi; inistan [spoons ano theappnlnlment ; no ei!gonieull r51191.1.14i the. ill eFoZits gfbalpyr.l;iirqguirtef!uld les the Hair !grit? fin4l:4:3tkilitifAlogoffilc Soldby lirnigis* Pitrfcitiker4; protbnhy aptiiiiia' at Jiateiieloili ti julyls-ly Ati .3 AN IrEll— AGENCS-I)7Ato $2OO per month, t e lft er =tr ' 7.N.l . ` " ell e l ' ATC4 s l . tt i l);RtitV SENSE FAI1I11.1" StAv ING M 4Cul N.r. This Ma-thiile 1% 111 hutch, h•An. tubk;Alusit, cord, bpia, braid and anabsoidef in a, most `superiorsutarer `Pricetoely fati. Fully war ! ran ted for live,reare We sill pay $lOOO for any maeland that will sew a stronger, nicks .4 bambini, br MOrei.ebletiy. EOM thal oars. It makes the "Elastic k PAttch." Every Bectaid stitch din be cut, and 'still the cloth cannot be pallPd ntartwitbout tearing it. We pay Agente &eau Tio to $2OO per month and expenses, or a commanon from whichtwil•e thit Osnotint can be made. Addrerea Secomp & co ,PITToDur.G, PA; BOSTON, Mess., Or ST. 15AITTION.—bo tot b imposed ayokl.y.other.tparties painting off worthlgee csiek iron machines, under tha ointharivise:' • Oni% is tin:Font, gennina'atitt really pcadtical entail matliine manahiettwed. sep2 12w : • VALUABLE lillr'l.-80.Tigee. Dr: 8. YITCWS rx.Komic4•4cy.A.iif.s,P4l:£llClAA7.4odcriba ! all Diseeees thefr.Remediee„ Sent , bymeallfree . Address, DR. 8. 8 fiicti, - • mart - : 9 • 10 4. A. 714. 13.r.clidwai:161i'ItAic . . . To S O.LL Tkit A, 7111:R113A MIEN imrircv olouiceni E. Nice SZJ'airitimplest. Mkentmq-. 10 44 1, 4'.t ica.tting eye invented._ Wail knit 20,606 is.titches mi..ute. 11.Abeiriti frithitedviiis Ito Add.** AUER iCAN , *XI, [`TRIG 111ACEIRip Cq.?, Bustop. 511#111,, or S!.. UPI* B sesl24§o. • • • These justly celebrated editions or be, BIBLE hate long been considered the best that are anywhere pub fished, as iirgards the ripe; Paper iisiSsOßipsd `Au tiAisortmeilt of them may be found at all iee pectable.Book Stoical, or at the '• 801641 r. AGENTS FOR THE T. s.. ; TIIOMAS NELSON & .SONS NEW, YORK. NEW PUBLICATIONS THE'CRESCENT• AND TIIRCItOSS, or The Siege of Idaltew:4 yolunie of itbsorldog interest for, the Young reader, describing the last great etregele of the Turks to , wrest the fatuous ilind •itift Malta from the Chris bone itec.: , post ..161. - • , WILFORD PARSONAGE, or Living for .Tesus. Four %clams Specially for young ladles:of deeptinterest, and breathing ttpureand healthful Chris tian spirit. Sfic.; post.lBo.; . 'XitNE TAYLOR. Twe engravings. This 'fresh and graphic s‘etch of ti e Bra and times of , one f whose me iuory is ever, fra t rent should ba in - every, hOusehold; a fit - conipabiotito Ladylinittingtoti ';tind' her Friends. 75e.; . : , LITTLE )MG'S CHILDREN. .By the author of Tee- *ACAS First Prayer. Beautifully idustrated. .50e, THE CHtIYS nrwrouter "RING SOLOMOIT. - Mrs t iff. A 'Llollock :author of " Th Story.of 014.' ilushuti.d. il/c.; post. Bc.. THE RESCUEt.! CHILI!. Two cuts 25c.; Poet. So. AMERICAN 'TRACT SOCIETY .1408 Chestnut Street, • -• • - Philadelphia. slooo.lleward I . We will imy the above reward to any individual or company. wrov , ill'produce a machine events ..•f saving, a stronger, smoother or more elastic seam than oar celebrat-d Erielt6 Premium Setoii? Machine. .Many' of the beat inventors, both in Earl,. and Ameri ca, have pronounced this the Most practical FamilY - Sewing Machine in' the - world; capable of perto-ming a greater. variety, of - work than any other machine ever produ.md.. It is Werth more hi any' household than a dozen seising:girls. • Agents are selling them allum; every family, and the I,dies are.delig betel with them. ...X sample machine; carefully boxed, with full 'directions for use, extra nettles, Barn um's Self-Sewrr. llemnier, GOA., Order BM.,k, Circulars, Certithmte of Agency and griimto teener to Agents. and all sent lo any Expr.es Gftice,,C. O. 1/.. EIS. Send so mon») , in advance, lint pay the Express Agent wtien the machine a•sives. 3 - Address theltitlE SEWING MACHINE CO:, Jiuffalo, N. Y, or Clueago, 111. ft 4t—Eept 3 . - "The _Waiter Grape." " • - • We invite all Vie woh . to see the Walter Grape on , the vine ; to-'come before the 13th. - Of Septe -, Fber as 'a .portiGn mill then be retnevea for the , ti'v,hi:dtien. We here repeat that the ..Waltet" . is the..6.l.BCfic k ,- °red , of the American Grapes it•Ai disseinitiateti. vine is eittromg gNaver and fruit about. the i , ze if "Cis . Pnicili—No. 1, 23 No. 2, $3 20; N 0..% 21 20; large dedectieini iniadA for neantities: ' ' • = • Bond sianiplfor price Iiet,.....F.DERIS & CAYWOOD,. Punghiteepeie, N. Y., ' DUCHESS NURSERIES. , !ouroalia'iiiserting the above wi `I be paid in vines. .WANTED-AGENTS FOit BIBLE LYRI My. Rev, dno. A. Murray. The Great Book of Me Year.' The *attire proddet of 30 yedra4tady* Cordialkt.euderad' .b.y.• leading clergymen ,ot - all the principal denomina- • thine: Exuao dinars, induCetnente to Agenee, of tehi6h , C 0141 91478±0)td are but a - part. Agen , already meeting will, etileadid encase. Sehd for 'drecriptiva circular and elegant, full page, sample angraming.,, Addreue C. P VENT, Publi,her, d Barclay St., New rork: REVERSIBLE SET A E Spec:a ly i a 1:1-t_d for Churches, 1.,-2e.tp. -nd Sunday School Roues `e Actress, • Ve. P. UNLIINGER, Manqroct4l l qr, of Potent School Desks, COLUMBIA WORKS, Columbia Avenue below 2nd Street, novs•ly . RESIOVAL. .CLARK :r& BIDDIY 4.19 4ENVELEDS AND SILVERSMITHS 71-i) • .•• "A. 11 39; ••• •z • REMOVED 'FROM 712 Chestnut Street, TO THEIR NEW BUILDINC I I 1124 Chestnut Street, Ala now opening a largrilnerr ' assortment of Ilumo-d and other fine Jewelry, nierfrasb and Swiss Vfotcla.=- Brikindo Sterling &lair' *are, Onrhauo Electo,plited Wttroil, Manta Cloclis, tc. ' • in02,13-ly . SNIITIFI;& DRIER, C6IiNERTEIViti t 4-;Altolir ,STREETS, P 1171.4., Have nnii ba hand a complete isortuient of WATCHES JEWELRY, -era) `. GiitATLY' :I REOUCED PRICES. l i iinnwnidl WO examine dui. mayl3.ly . . PHOTOGRAPHS EXCELSIOR! CARDS, i tijC`FOß - `A DOLLAR. quality. Porcektici one duller mph. Other sizes fn.propertiun. - 1. W. Hulls', 119 Chestnut St. BARLO W's INDIGO BLUE 43 the cheapest and best artlcleln the market fur blu,i4 Clothes. 141 HOT'I7OITTAIN ANT ACM "H6T INJURE THC FARRIG • at/8 put up at ° Wirrezione's DRUG STORE., No. 233.NORTd SWORD STREET, •S PanADUP#IA,a. and for sale by tilont of the grohers and druggists. nu gentilne . baebbth B rlow!eind Wiltberger'e natant on t label; all others are counterfeit. . BBLO W 'S BLUM. will nolor more water than tilt: times the same weight of indigo. aprltni WHEELER & WILSON'S LoqK-STITCH 1- I A.DLEILY SEWINC NIACHINE. THE MOST SIMPLE, DURABLE, "OHEAPEST, ECONOMICAL, AND POP ULAR! EverY one, may tie the possessorof one of these nes+ vaned Pdachineekas we endeavor io Make the terms of sole salt alt clubmen. ' . Call at our Sale ltuoms , and, look at the machines, beaure and ask the terms of sale. Peterson & Carpenter GENERAL Awns's. 914 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA; 214 W. Baltimore St., Baltimore. 121 Market 'St., Harrisburg. Jar- 7'r•msise g W fed: Jaul Manufactured by The National latch Co, OP ELGIN, ILL. Pronounced hy Watch Makers, Railroad and 1 press men. East and Kest, to be the most corm.; Time Keepers rude. avoid parties who sc• rcrtise to send Watitei "C.0.D." PERPOKTIN!i to be of Ogr make. re furnish none for that purpose. There arc imi tations- in market. Te get, ,OF.?1IIINE ELGIN . ars i your - own locality or ehi•wheie ' whom you know Dille honorable. ItUSine" Office eRd Sales : 4.ocan iso a 161 Lake Street. Chicago. HOW MADIETROII CIDER WINE, VINEGAR. Mohiases or Stir him in 10 limas. without using drugs. Fir iire , d4rs. address F. 1. PAUL Vinegar Maker, Cr,rinwall, anita. sep.6-Iy.
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