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HIE DAILY KVKNINO TEI.EGIUHT. rHILADEU'IIIA, FRIDAY, ACGUST 5, 1601.
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FRIDAY, AVOUST C, IM.
PftOCUIflRTION BY GOV. CURTIS.
'80,000 MILITIA CALLED OUT
frAMtiUBVRO, Anffoit 5. In tbe name nd by
tbe tulborlty of the Commonwealth of Pennjl
TnnU, I, Andrew O. Curtin, Governor of the said
Common wttltb,
rBOCtAMATIOH.
Tint avdvaaca of tie Rebel rmr has ognin
crotted the Potomao and thin raornlnfr occupied
Hagsrstowa. I bII for thirty thousand volun
teer militia, to be m nitercd into the service of
the State to rve during the emergency for the
defense of the Suta.
Tbe men east of Johnstown rill rendnroui
at Harrtabur, and those went of that place at
ritteburg.
J cBMt too earneatlx urge upon the people of
tbe State the necessity for the Immediate pres
ence of this fore.
The General Orders which accompany this
procimrjAtlou tot forth the arrangements for
IMntporUtioa, Ac-, and the mode of organ!
saUon. By tbe Qororoor, A. Q. Cubtin.
;Bu 8lifbb, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Gbkvbal Omr.a No. 53. Hbadqvahtbrs
ruNpevLVAHiA M ii.iTiA, AufroHt fi. In Bceord
suioe with my Proclamation this diiy made, it is
ordered
I First- That all able-bodied men of Pennsylra
Bin do immrdiatriy aaMmble in their reapcc'lve
Borowffbe, Wants, and Townships, and organize
cotnpsuitei for tbe defeiwo of the State.
Htcond. Companies) aa rapidly at organized
Hill, on application to the different railroad coin
jMuiiea, he furnlrhed with traD-portatiou bv the
United fltatee to the proper render.votm. Tboe
drfnrsiaed weat af Jobnatown to Gump Reynolds,
at liitttrarg s tboee east of Johnstown at C imp
Curtin, at Harri-burif. where they will be sub
ided by tbe United Hutes Oovcrnment, and
swora Into the serrice of tbe 8uao for State
dernae daring the pecVod of the existing emer
geixy, aodi'wiU be orgnuized into reglincnu.
tyf order of A. G. Ctrtiw,
Oorernnr and Commander-in-Chief.
I A. L. RtrassLL,
Adjutant-Ocneral Pennsylvania.
HIXIT ART BITtJATIOX PETERS-
Bt'Bfl ATLANTA.
, The public depression at the unsuccessful
ftUAck upon Petersburg Is neither warranted
f the .allure, nor comprehensible except
Upon the supposition of partial review of
the military situation. It Is owing to ge.no
reJ tendency among as, to.'eonslder that a long-
prepared attempt must be the signal of sue
eees. It is also owing to a general tendency
to great exaltation at good news, when, If the
Msreree comee, the revulsion or leeling la so
great as to create despondency.
. From whatevor cause this false Impression
M to the Petersburg affair Is derived, It Is
Our duty to attempt to dissipate It by a re-
View of the military situation.
From our present stand-point of knowledge,
it Is Impossible to decide what was the cause
of our want of success. It Is absurd to declare
thatbecAuee corps which were Intended to
tupport engaged troops were not ordered for
ward, that military Incompetence must have
existed. Troops are placed within supporting
distance of others, for the purpose of being
ordered forward In certain contingencies,
With a certain revelation of the extent of con
tentrated fire that an enemy can bring to bear,
k general rightly desists from sending his
troops to a alaughter-pen. As for the demoral
ization of the negro troops, something more
than the simple establishment of the fact of
their demoralization Is needed to prove that
they behaved In a cowardly manner. Any
troops may be demoralized. There Is a limit
Of endurance beyond which human beings can
not go. We believe It to be pretty well e-itab-
lfcbed that the French ran away from Water
loo; and although the "Guard dies, but never
feurrenders, a good many of them lived to tell
the story of their own magnanimity.
j We are unable to ascertain more than that
tbe attack on Petersburg was well planned
and that It tailed In the execution. The prtv
limlnariea were admirable. But w hen the timu
or action came, the fuse would not burn ; tb
attack waa delayed In consequence; day
'dawned; the mine exploded; the assault was
Bi&de,but not on the Instant; and the negro
troops were repuhtod In an attack on the Inner
line of works. Whether these were untoward
'accidenta, or the result of mismanagement, lie
who, at present, durcd to judgo conclusively
nttutt be a prectumptiions man.
4 ' Although we cannot, with certainty, eataV
ILu the cawes of our wunt of s'icoc-is, jxt, li
carelul comparison oi tlio accounts of cor
reopondonts, we can gain a general knovlojo
what occurred. Reconciling, aa nearly a
C6lble, the slight dkcrepaiiL'Ies which appnar
iu the aocxMuiU, it appears te be established
that the eoaault upon the exploded fort waa
made by both white and negro troops the
block troop bringing up tbe rear of th'; col
num. It b ahio epUMbhtd that, for at luadt
an hour, the action was continued butwejn
.the enemy and tho white troops, who w
unable to make a serve lodgment In th
'captured crater, and wboll unable to m ik
any Impression on the enemy's inner Uae of
work.
It wa at thl moment that General F&u
BKBO'e Division of negro troops was ordered to
assault the crest held by the enemy. A more
severe teat could not be asked than tbe con-
1 deration whether these men did not undergo
as much a could be expected of white troop
"of equal length of service. It seems probable.
"During the occupation of the crater of tbe
. exploded fort, the enemy continued to arrive
la to roe. Cars were heard coming from Rich
mond, and troops from the line about Peters
burg were converged to the point of atUck.
rTet the negro troops took a light Intermediate
line of works, and It wa, on their attempting
to take the main Una tUt the, were forceJ
back In disorder. The auVt was renewed,
and they were completely dlaorjauUed and
. put to flight The correspondent of the Nw
York Herald, who cannot, of course, be
aide, red partial to negro troops, says t
la connection with this story of alleged do
- Bsoraliiaiion, justice compels it to be added that
tin troop ever maJe a tWr charmi thun in-t
made br the colored troops on the eneiuv'a
first line directly following the mine exploaion.
ll is true they (til buck after tbu srooud cliargw
- but It ts alMi true tu&i in tw cuarge luaon lu
2 this wax have troop beun uiiiior such a aevere
and murderous xpkHilng lire of musketry aod
sHlfltftlHM.
Hare we the right to expect throe troops to
be bettor than white once? If raw white '
troop bad brn thug demoralized, would we j
hare blamed them under the circumstances f
II a ring eliminated some error In regard to
the attack on Petersburg, let us now consider
the main question, Whother otir want of itie
ceae ran be properly called diiatious? The.
whole of the military operations muat be taken
Into account, for they were all concerted with
the tIcw of capturing the town.
They may be briefly summed up as follows: :
General IIawcoi k defeated the enemy at ;
Dwp ltottom and at Malvern Hill. We blew
up a fort In Petersburg and assaulted the pom
tlon of the enemy, who assaulted, In turn, and
was several times repulsed, the loss of men on
both sides being about equal the highest
estimate of ours being three thousand In
killed, wounded, and nilxalng. The balance, of
success Is with us; for w won the engage
ments ut Deep riot torn and Malvern 11111, an 1
destroyed an Important salient of the enemy's
orks at Petersburg. Against thee advan
tages the only thing which the enemy can
place Is a knowledge of one plan of attack. j
There is something, however, still remain
ing to be considered. We In the North are
too prone to regard the movements of th'j '
army near Richmond as the onl military ,
affbir worthy of attention. It Is true, tint
the taking of Richmond will definitively '
relieve Washington from all danger ; and that,
as capitals influence strategy, the capture of
Richmond is therefore of twofold Importance
Tet.ls not Atlanta also strategically Impo tan'.?
lias General Siikbmasj been doing nothing f r
the last three weeks ? Why, he has repu'sed
the enemy In three battles. Repulse morj
disastrous have not beun witnessed even in
tills war. Taking General Thomas's account
of the actual numbor of the enemy known to
have been killed on the 20th and 22d of July,
and adding to them the usual proportion of
wounded, and the prisoners captured, and In
cluding the number given In the latest newj
about the battle of the 28th, wo find that whlla
the Union loss for the three days amounted ti
somewhat less than six thousand In killed,
wounded, and missing, that of the enemy was
thirty thousand aevon hundred and eighty
two. This, of course, does not cover the en
tire loss of the enemy, because he must have
carried off some of his dead and wounded, and
because tbe returns from General Thomas's
lines were not complete.
What do we dosire ? What more could we
have? Uninterrupted success? No Power
ever yet obtained It. It is the balance of
warlike strength whlchfprcpondorates. Lt
us not bo forgetful of the deeds of our brave
countrymen, and above all, let us not be un
grateful to God, who has lavwhod victory In
answer to the prayer of our people.
KF.ILC(TIHG THE RVniMKSTM.
We have a great many colleges, and miny
more schools, private and public, and we brag
great deal abont what we call universal
education In America ; but I not this one of
the numerous agreeable delusions with which
we amuse ourselves ? In proportion to popu
lation, perhaps there are more boys and girls
In the United States who can, vulgarly speak
ing, read end write, and perhaps cipher a little,
than in most other countries ; but with that
exception, who would pretend to boast of our
educational system as respects its practice
efficiency and results?
Take the mass of the young men who are
graduated yearly at our leading colleges, and
what is the average of their actual acquire
ments? Out of a class of fifty or sixty whj
are given their degree of Master of Arts, how
many are really master of any one branch ot
study? Occasionally we may meet with a
scholar who deserves his diploma. Yet for
one such, there are a hundred or a thousand
whose substantial acquisitions would disgrace
a freshman in any first-rate British university
Wilh a miserable smattering of knowledge in
all the branches of a regular course, they are
positively proficient lu none; and it Is a tact,
quite as notorious as it ts discreditable, that
they get through In the end by a systom of
cramming and Imposturo which Is practiced
In cur most respectable institutions with a
degree of facility and success that would set m
to Imply connivance on the part of professors
and trustees.
In our public schools we djubt if the plan
of instruction and the result attained are
much, If any better. Examine the majority of
graduates in both coses, and what do they
know ? They may answer you glibly enough
some few questions In this or that branch of
science. One may furnish a tolerable version
ofalineof Uobace, another demonstrate a
problem in Euclik, a third explain the philo
sophy of boiling water, and the like-; but arts
there ten or five In a hundred who can be
said in any single line of study to have
achieved accomplished scholarship?
We do not, however, mean to speak of do-
flclencles In classical learning, nor In physical
and metaphysical science. There Is a yet I
graver and more disgraceful fault lu our aca- !
derate education. We assert that American
youth are not taught English; that not one In
a hundred who leave college or a high school,
with the usual testimonial of scholastie at-
tolnments, can read, or spell, or write Ui 1
mother tongue decently. It is possible that
he may discourse very flippantly about Greek
and Roman mythology, or cubes and square
roots, or dynamics and hydrostatics, aud all
that sort of thing ; but we tind irtuke to say,
that If he be required to prcpnro a paragraph
cf a dozen or more lines fbr a newspaper, he
w ill commit some shameful blunder In the or
Olograph) or the fcramnuir of it. Lutuuyone
rider to bis private correspondence, and see
bow fnr we are borne out In this charge.
Is It cot the rarest thing to see Americans
writiuii their own language, not with ele
gance, force, and fluency, but wilh propriety?
How many citn speak It correctly, or even
read It with becoming grace and effect? Pub
lish without amendment the serious disserta
tion of men who are reputed scholars, and
whet sad demolition you would make of their
literary character I Print, Just HI it U pro
nounced, the deliberate speech of many a
lawyer or statesman among us, and see what
a marvellous havoc be mokes of the ordinary
rules of syntax aud prosody I Ask any one of ,
a casual company of clever men to read a pas
sage from any English classic, In pro or ,
verse, and mark the elocution. The chance
are that it will be sung through the nose with I
a monotonous whine, or mouthed as some
moon-struck player would pronounce It, In
utter disregard of all proprieties of accent of
pauses, or delivered with a totneneas ot man- ,
ner wholly unapprociattve and un!tnprestve.
The reason of this is obvious. Neither ,
Erjglihh grammar nor rhetoric are taught and
earned In our schools. Tbe rule or both may
got by rote, but the philosophy of iwlthor Is
ever thoroughly comprehended or applied.
Reform lu this Is certainly needed, and may
be very easily Introduced. Let our young
men be proficient English scholars at least.
Let them be able to read, write, and speak
belr own tonjru eorwcUy, and eten grace
ftUly, however deficient they may be In the
dead Ungunges. The latter need not be neg
lectd, but a masterly acqulidtlon of the
former should be the primary aim and fundit
wental condition of American scholarship. It
Is not so regarded now, and the fact Is appa
rent enough In every day's familiar social In
tercourse. Indeed, to her us talk and see us
write, a board of competent Englbh critics
would pronounce us, In the main, a nation of
blockhetwls.
i Anri llK.
A local contemporary says :
"War bus slain Its t hoo -and cholera infan
" turn carries off ita little vlrti ma by tens ot thou
" sands Tbe total deaths or till city Uat wrek
were 1M, which l jmt 43 mire than in the
" wk before, and 27 more than In tho cirrus.
- ponding week of lKt;:i. To hundred anil
" I f y-ix children were trnn-lated Inst week to a
" belter world. Two liiinilnd and liriy-iix little
' rollins were follow i d by sorrowing parents to
the grmcvsrd. Two hundred and fiflr-in
" liithts of homo were CKtiDgulahei, mainly by
"cholera infantum, dysentery, diarrhea, and
" convulsions, peculiar to children."
A New York exchange make the following
report :
"1 he mortality list for the past week is rather
" formidable. Deaths from all disease, StO.
" Of tbei-e, 313 were children under ten years of
" sue. Increase over latt week, 4"i. Cnolera io
" funtum had 'M victims; consumption, 6i;
" scsrlot fever, lGj killed by accidouts, 9j
" drowned, 10."
It will bo found difficult to controvert the
fact that, of Uie Immense mortality among
children which every summer brings, the
major portion might be averted, If less culpa
ble carelessness and a higher degree of ac
quaintance with the dutlos and responsibilities
of maternity were prevalent among mothers.
The second summer is the period In human
life whloh is most thickly besot with perils of
disease and helplessness, whon, as a general
rule, the infant is deprived of its mother's
nourishment, and supplied for the first time
with artificial diet; when its little limbs first
learn their uses, and when they require the
most scrupulous and untiring attention.
And yet when wo look about us in our
dally walk and observation, can we resist the
conviction that the pitiable Ignorance of many
mothers, and tho criminal negligence of others,
deprive each year thousands of children of
tho breath of life, with as muclt cortalnty as
though the act were committed with delibe
rate intent, and Indictable as an Instance of
Infanticide ? Wherever we bend our steps we
find poor, puny, and neglected little ones, en
trusted to tbe tender mercies of hirelings,
Who see no appeal In their piteous looks, and
who alternately stun" or starve them without
the remotest thought for the direful conse
quences. We find women In whom all the maternal
allcctions are blunted whoso love of gay
society and visiting has vanquished all natural
cate for their offspring; and, alter a time, the
l ift rmlngled crape and ribbon pendont over
tl.eir llutcls, the little coffin and the dismal
hearse standing before their doors, procl titn,
In conscience-quickening significance, the
result of most craul and inhuman negloct,
which, although not an offense before an
earthly tribunal, stands upon the books of the
recording angel as murder.
Perhaps, however, the most numerous and
distressing cases occur through the utter Igno
rance of mothers in the care of their children.
Wc often find thorn, after a paroxysn of pas
sion, ministering to the appetite of infants thai
which, Instead of being their n itural nourish
ment, becomes an active aud pala-producing
poison. The samo malignant 'effect is pro
duced from the use, by the parent, of unsea
sonable or unwholesome food, or f on vioknt
or insufficient exercise. But tho most harraw-
ing picture in connection with the subje t is
presented in the crowded and pent-up dwell
ings of the poor In our large cities, many of
whom are born, exist, and die without ever
knowing exemption from impurity of all kinds,
moral and matirinl, and whosj th dren, to
fearful extent, populate our numerous ceme
teries. Here, again, Is infanticide committed to an
oxtent horrible to contemplate, and to urrest
it is as Impossible as to check profanity or
inferior grades of vice. Still, there Is anotiier
class of poor among whom infant mortality is
large, but Inevitable people who, through j
poverty or contracted circumstances, are pre
cluded from procuring tbe necessary comforts
for their little ones, and who follow them to
their last homes with the full consjious.icss
that a single week of country air and rural
scenery would have snatched them even from
the yawning gulf of the grave. The sorrows
of such are sacred, and the sufferers cau only
console themselves by faith iu the great Com
forter, who doelh all things well.
Oi ii Clahh-m ATRa. it is a rf in irku'ilc fact
that the con cvt bet re Atlanta brought t'ge!her
three old rlaii-uiutcs tVnin West l'juil. (.itieial
Hood. Major-Oi iierarl Mcl'lier.-on, and llrigad.er
Gonetal bchotiold were old "cumu-," liiin.t
roinu-niaien iluiing the last year o tnuir cadet
Hie. Mci'herMin aud lloril were particulsr
fik'tids, yet one full by the hnnda of the other.
An old lady, sevcntt-eU;ht treats ot" age
living In Schuyler county, Illinois, tve birth to
twiiiS, two girls, a short time aitice. Mother uui
dauiihtcrs doing well.
"JmrrUstl.
rArilF-EI.I.Ifl)TT -Iu ltalllinore, An-u.t M, by
lU Vr II. 1'. t o.kery. liilAltUES l. H.li III', ii
III NftlK'lTA M., daub'titer of lluujaolln blHctt, e;,i.
CAMrKLL-lHOlt.N'ro.S.-On tlie Jl-t of July. I8-.I,
hv the li' v. .VC'ti l'crrv, Mr. AaAS CAMl'liLL to
MbM EMMA I HOHN rOJs. i
LAIlKANOIi-DKLA.IY. -On theevenlng nf .Inly 17th. '
br Uie lev. ll. r. Kablen, John n. l.ADitA.NDH, of
Alaiua, to lllia M AllY M. KEI. i.N r, orrotlavlUe, l'. 1
MAZl'lilE BAITZl, -Oa the ?d Inalant. br Chaa
uili Umtl I . M. A.. Mr. KKAN OIS 1'. hLAMUlL to Hui
Ji.M I'llINK. llAllZL. nil u rill . city. i
1'I.o-rrs-SLA VIN.-On tlieJJUolJuly, In St. Joaoph's '
Clitireh, NewOrloana bv fie Rev. '. Smith Mr. It. ll.
1 I. O I 'l l, t . . .1., or riilladili'bla. rc , lo Hln K A I K
HI.AV IN. younkoat daughtor of air. tdward Slar.n, o!
New Orlcaua.
llMl.
ANHAKT. At Reading. Pa , August Id after a llnger
lni lllnen. A N N I K l oorKB wile orfjb irles U. Ansurt,
aod dnui'liti r ol William 11. and Mury i onper.
CIJM II Ul on Weitncaday, the Id Inalant. la the
Snih year of bar ai. MAUI , relict ot the late Ljuij
t'u.lliul
OLADISO.-On the M tnatant, MART AHK, wUaof
Idr Oe.iueti lading, in the iath var of her a.e.
The reUUvea und trliinua ol tlte lamily ara reapacttnlly
Invtted W attend ttia luneraU Iruin the residency of hr
bu.b'UW, So. 44! Vine sueot, ou biuulav aitaiaooo, lib
uwla.it, at il o'clock.
liltAFK.-Onthelat Inataot, ANN, wife of B, Orafi,
In tlte etin yam ot bar aa.
'1 be ralativea and Irtejida of the family ara apeetfully
Invited to attend bar fnueral , from the r.auduna ot bar
aim-In law. William Kckfeldi. No. '4JS tlirard avanua, on
felalurdoy afternoon, tbe bin Instant, at a o'Uock. To
pructied to Atouuuwnt Cemetery.
HA 10 KR.-On Thureday. August 4. ISM. a the rat
denca ol 'lw grandfather. John A. li.iwolt, rwonty-ltiurih
Ward ASNK, only daughter ol il. W. aud Kaki rlarpaa,
In tna ?th year ol her a.
MIIUNOIL-Ou tbe 4lb Inst, JANE WEST IIORNOU,
akin of Joaepb P. Humor, iu Uie autb year of nor aae.
Iter reiallviie and ttlen.bi are Invited to attend ttia Itiue
ral earvleeA. at Nt. Mary 'aCb'rvh, l.oeu.t a treat, beSwuan
Ih.rty-nUitb and rortjeUi streets, on viurdav aferuooo,
Uie bib tin-, at 4 o'clock, lulartnent at Laurel I1UL
NORTH HO P. On Tueaday avenltia.1 Auguat Id. IHlnt,
ANNA, ihlnl daublei vltioorge aud bully w. iiurtUfvip,
aged ware.
VAl'X On Thursday awrnliM, Aagual 4th. ISM,
KHJ-.Di-.lUL'lv (IHAiV VAVA, uuif Sbikf af WllUaru . .
aud a.inuy tl. Vaua.
IOST.-f-r'.KTIFICATB VO. 13, DATED
t Jury 13, bxrj, mm share ef ll rapltal SHoak of the
Ko.ua. I aiHt t'tllfil HlrMtal'aaaangev Railway Company, hi
lh nuuoJ M. H. lUl ey
Aa ajipltriUen hat ba Oimte
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Wax of Atiwiee te tbe moat ertecl ereparatioa or
the (or bvatruiyuiii. wnusum. ana prmrvm ute
Comi'ieXfOU. l BSiv limn '.r Tfuist w, nsjiiow ivsj
exiraordinary (tnalltimi for prwiorvini tlte akii, luakiDa It
oft, eronoth, lair, and traniipMrent. It enrwa chappwl
bandit or hpe, rtauovoa plmp. c Prta 26 and .'jOouuu.
Mrujua'-UirTd only by UWt CO , ferruufyra.
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M il It'IKNTI
All ill. rrn-iMl condition", both acuta and chronic whfre
tlaia U v tallty anounb left to react, are ixirmane nil
enrrd. Iir warrantee, at No. IJ WAI.Nl'T Htreot, Phila
delphia, and In ca of a failure In moat ob annate maladies,
no charge la made, rilectrlrat Inatliutlon, eatanllihed
about five jeara o bj rrofeaaor II0LLF.S. Itd tin
fo'lowlug:
A ctaaa of maladlei pravalla to a foarful anient In com
Dinnlilea, dooming loo.onu yoaiha, of both ea, annually
to an early srava. These dl.eiaet are very Imperfectly
undi-ratood. Their oatcnial manlfeatatiotu or armptoma
arc nervuui debility, relaxation, anil great eiuiullon,
maraatnai, or waallox and conauniptlon of the tiaaiiea of
Ilia whole body, ahortneaa of breathing, or too hurri -d
breathing on aaoending a hill or flight of atalrs, palpitation
of the heart, aathma, brunchltli, and a dry, aore throat,
ttemhling and eha.lng of the arm, and lower llmb,
aversioa to society, buaiii-aa, and to atudr : anra limei,
dininaai of the elnht, loas of memory, dliiluesi of
the bead, ttu.aliiia pain In various pan. of Uie
body, palnilnthe back and lower tlmbi. lumbwo. dya
pi'pala, constipation of the bowola, deranged aeeratlona of
the aldmya, and many other fUmla of tbe body, pro
diu leff virulent dlaea'es lit both maiea and f imaloa ; llke
Ua pllopy. hyaterle, and different forma or nirniiii
spaanis. Now. tlieii, Dlnely -niMe caaa out of every hun
dred tf all tno above-named dlara-a. and a bou ofuthera
not named, a. oiiniiimptii n of the lan&.,oi of the splual
iH-rrue, hare their orti' la In tbe pelvic vtacera, hence the
wantot surcet-s by any of the old medical aystcma of
practice.
DI-tVHEH OK K1MAJ.K.
Trolapaua Uteri, Leucorrhoa, Amecorrhwa, and !
aaenorrhuia. All tl.a above ita laai and other tltei-li a
ooniplalnta have their origin In a loat ot the vital power of
the liody, brunuhl on by Injuria-, axocaaea, s-'den'ary
hnhtta,ieraHial abuais, abortlona.and Hie aae of puwerfal
m dlclnea. Horaecf ire peculiar symptoms are dra gmg
palna thiaugh ttie hip and back, weakueaa of the llmba,
and extreme lanuuor and debility throaghout 'be eatlra
aystem. The effecti prodaced from tbe-e troublssoms
maladies are almcst multltudinoua. Coojiimplloa, Dys
pei'ala, eural(ila, raraly.la, Keafnras, lllirijuos, fua,
and Inaanity, S'-d even Idiocy, are aot uncommon.
ho eftcctnal t re'ilab'e reinc!) l-as ever been futtnd for
thee nlainili.it coini laiuta till our late dlarovery In tlieu-e
of Klectrlrliv In strict actonlarce with the poaltlva and
nei-ailvs pi larliatlon uf the Uterine Organ. We never
failed In curing all of ilie above dlicaaea, etc pt In case of
organ e derangement, or severe Injuries of the parts.
atra Fulion.a lady of great experience sad ability, wtl
have entire charge of treating In the ladles' department.
Consultant me.
Prof. HOI.I.FH A rr. BROWN,
au3-40t No. 'W0 WALNUT Stiect, Phil idelphla.
T II 13 U It 13 A T
F I It E
i v
I1KMR1 BIMOKB'C B.NArlOKAC WAfiOX WORKS,
LILLIE'S CBILLED IRON SAFE
STIL. TIIS
MASTER OF THE SITUATION.
TBU1H Id MIl'HTY AND WILL PBEVA1L.
In Enemy, like hit great Prototype,
"THE FATHER Of AM. F.ltRUU,"
MUST SUCCUMB.
The cltliena of Philadelphia and vicinity are parilctM
larl) requeattd to read the following ootelrora Mr. HiNuT
I 61MONM-
I'Hinniri riir. Jitlr 28. Isfll.
11 C Badltr, Agent fot Milie l inlU-U Iron -ale:
In ait Hia; i i.e So b I'liilied Iron Sie I purrhaicd of
you lu ls J v. aa la nrv nltlce, which waa biirncMl entln ly
down, will' iu wagon fHCli.ry n Friday uignt liiat. Sly
teifikfcauii aie's .t;a taken out ol'tlie Sail, beioie the lira
reaebi d the bull. iln, tnerelore B't attcntlirn was piid to
the hale, alter the tire, for .ome d.tva.
The ofliee wn a three-ilory briek hiilliltng. lyinir Just
south ol m main wai.on-Btiiip.and aa the wind at the time
vas from the north, the tire from the wagon. shop was
foicit fetrniiuly iipon the ofTea, and eorir.lng om
butthle burned entirely up. Oo ex imlnliiK the Hate the
fn'IUfa. leund not ininred in the le al, and with a
at of paint and a Utile reiilrliig eatornally, li r eady and
ill ii.r ti.w.
, ......... .W..t.u ..M..n.m, nil I II I tVHl 'III I 1 PI. HIHM
j h trkioaiiiniercned a. a mm tuorougi 'iie iiru.r
111. .1(1 M.11HNS,
U. H. Kaliomil Wng.ui Murks.
The lollnnlh fiteis in the a'loro cerllflcate am particu
lar1 noil ei.l.le
Uril. 'Iheehnraoieror the liulldlng, ft. beln Incited
tnit aoutli bl the main wai:ou-liop. Willi Ira imtiieuc
umounl i. eiinimi.litie material; aliv Hie fct llial Hie
w nil at the lime was strong from the n. nli, i nved
an lunneiihe amount ot heot upon lira hiitliltiir;
Second, i he loci that the Mali, waa the ntnullcat aire but
nne.andth.t ll waa Inlt In the cellar, aiuone the ru'n.
t'r (ta;n a Itliout care or aiteiitinii, aa ihcro ivas notlilu
ten in it.
'I hint. That tbe Safe la not sprang. warx-d, or twl.ti d,
but la ..till in orutr. aud til fur uav. even ute lore being
atlil tiumilired.
Thl. woiKlriful ruanlt. tiurether with tin- re.ult of fie
lata attenipl at robtery of l.lllt(.'a Lrtlll. d lion Hate at the
Vi et riiha' I'lolila ruat r una. iiini utruiineii, niuii nr
to the auti.lii:tl(ia f alt (-aniea liirercttd lo .sal", that
I.l'lle'a Chilli d Iroa Hale la ail ihat la claimed for It,
airictlv aril then.iiunlv tire and be gl r-lirjol. the 1i.vl-
w-en sale maker. laviil r.vutia , na.ertlnfl t-i the contrary
notwlil,taudJ"g. Verily, a.uvicvuce is on the aidi of
Ttvih.
V. (' Hll't Kt A 'ent.
N. It Tl " above Sa'e la n iw i m ti u. and all par
tie. Interested UI l!raaSr'a.llulne ll tor rhenm lvi ".
M V. .MaIII.V.IC, Auint.
aolHf SoVlH siVr.Si-H Stieei,
Ritsulierry 'iiIhwIh Npnrkltntf
wia;
A nuar niuciw Pill.-n,
llli IT,
fur sa e lv
1IAVI. ll II Ii-MAK14,
Aai'tt ani7.nth rtritui-ia..
V, U. Hliltmnn A 4w .
atint.lactuivra of New and llellcloits CiriiK'tions, A.m.'iij
Ps.le, Chocolate tiaramels. Cream lit Mo.lo 1"
I'arta. vxiiiisitely llavored.
Itoattad Juroan Aloioude, it i . Ac
Wo. Mi Ctteannt .Uo tt, 0l 1 nortb.
Ae4lt t 44.St PIhuiih.-
STI.OK. a CO:t
M ABO N
A '
BAM.4N A
trrrn
CABINET
OUUAJtS.
PL
BTECK A CO.'!
PIA508.
J.
K. flOflLO.
Bevautb and L'Imsbui streets.
rUHSCHlITIONH IN All)
Eufferera at CLambersburg.
We hara rreotvad from 0. B. IKoftliHMlTH, rii
Ca.liler of tha UanA of CUaiuoarsotii, a doplorabai account
f tna dvsUiutiou aalstiua ibara. feraona wUhlug to aid
Uia lullarara caadoao ay sondlua' thulrvoBtrthutloasto us.
HIXEL & CO.,
1UM Mo. M ft. TIHBB Mroat.
"TriLI-AGR ORRKN BEMINARY. MILI-
Urf (hairdhul Hahool rlaains ttaiiUauber I ocml
very aiHl.-raw. Thorouah aourva In alaitMMuaitiui, in-
laaea, y.nstian rimirs,
i, r.nsttsn pwurci - (vi......
VructMal Hts.ons In Horveylaa and Itvll Uiiatoaar-
k El . . k. .. m IW .. .... At . .
Isiai.
Boys uf all aaa taken. AddVoas for CMaiao,
JjXMm Vulaii Urooas fuUwar. Ca.,ia.
OrnltOXHS D.BTATH BKTBR8IVB 80AP.
aViJU AM haaea Kayirteaw eHala iMeufarv .
S"5 koaaa Ormhial !
MSI boxea HimiNK.a'a OUva.
'?! boaoa l.mea Hoap.
lljd lioaea Anaricaa t.'aiHias,
all tiaa KrvBK-a Ca.lOa. ,
All or any aart af wi.h I will mU nn'f'lt't'U '
jf3H-X Wo.J8J WKMea
OIL CLOTHS OKETJC1.Y VARrKTY,
aiaoirnietiljvd and for sale by
UMWfTKU. M.AV11X CK,
J tat Mo. Ma OWH kuwai, i-ail4.
I.
WANTS.
'I O HAKNKS8 M A K K. It tt.-WANrr-.lt
I Two or three aotlve and anerg-tlr hand. Intake c n.
trecta In n' 1 arlory. ! Dinntilnetnra a l.rire onaallty 01
iiAi.iKiiH. hkiih.-.s. m liiiirm,
All le material will l.e Inrnl.te d then.
i.A E. MKIZtlKH. Nibi S.KCH Street.
r f V' A N TKD"To'ltENT . A M ODK ft VT R
......... I.. I n . 1 1 ..... in I. All.
dii'.a IHI'K. Iloa H'l, I'oat Ortl.-i'. aui-SI
11TILI.KKY NU
CAVALUY HOR3K3
a-aiitel.
Amsi.tast Q'AaTv.v.rin-lt,iaRi.'. Oern k,
I H.t.Al.l I ent., 4'tly 71, IHit.
Horses snHat.le f-a ttie Anllleri and t'avalrv .ervlc. will
b. far- he.4.1 ty the iiniteratuT'Ml, In iK-n mArtiet, at a fair
plire. I nch anltnal I' I ano eeiod to tne u.uaI l.overn
no nl Iti.iKilon Ii. fore tH-Ing arfep'id
llr.e. Ir. I d.-llverril to the 1 nlt"d RUt-s In.poctor.
at the WILLIAM IF.SN HOTKL, MARKET Streit.be
tw en V latilli ai.it N It tli aire. i.
It) nntrr m t'r.ioni.1 iieorge II. Crohman, Ajals'Jtrt
QiiArti rrriaitr. Ceiiara; V. H A
OF.OKHF. a OK.MK.
W ICH Caplaln and A. K. M.
FOR" SALE AND"tO LET.
tAl'K ISLAM), CAI'R MAY, N. J. FOR
rl I r . C'ottnge on Lalajetle street, U rooms. Lot
liby triifral.
liHintra
a,.l If FIURT HTORI ABOVE ATI. ANTIC IIO'EL.
Q ELEVEN THREE-STOEY J
BRIOK DWELLINGS,
WITH HACK UUILtDINOS,
OAS TND BATH.
Ari l ts
.i. w. jtUAivr,
No 140 S. THIRD STREET,
J,H-m Or. No. !0T H. FOURTH STREET.
sf TO RENT. HANI1SOMF. STORE, WITH
JLj. plate tla.s windows, and dwelling. Ho.lHH Sit-
rllrvet. Jyl-n
f FOR SAT.E.-Jf 'iO.Ono WORTH IN HOOD
XJi ITrHiaes, larirr- arid arnall. on terms tn suit purfthaters.
titlivr with nr without liieumi.rance, for cash and good
trade. ln.iiro of. from 10 to 1 o olock A.M.,
iiius at. i'i.uwaiA?i, wo. wi a. r ouui ii eiireet.
PROPOSALS.
ASSISTANT Q v AHTERM A.M hlt-UliN-eral
f (m ,
rilir APKLPM.A, Anjruiit .rt. HU
Rciittxl rron-i-nlt will hp rT('i.M t thfn ottlce until 11
v.--ik M .on I III HI) i , th 11th lint ,fr
rlVP IIUr.HifM "M mti-' Aftiiv Wf(n Cotilp.nTH.
1 wit tit'liitrrd " Iwo-hoffte 1 AmtniliinrOs cuniidftp.
IirilhK iia'ttrn, U bo ilellvrrtnl in IhUscltnt rucU jHftcea
tnnj i uoMpniiu n.
Om-imll of ihf nlxive to b evmDltil i:d rAdy for
rrnmltitlpr on or btlore Ihpjf'ih of Hptinier.t;
Tin nuh) In r ficrveil In ri'irct nil hi-! ilocmfiJ tM lilch.
tut Tift biii fmiu a tlcfaniifiiu rontrartr will ( rrenrtved.
Itiddfm will HtaU pric. both la wr thift nd ftunrea.
A (Miarftnt.?. tn b? mIiiiipiI h? two r irtniisiMtlT) 1'CMnin.
will be rwjiilr!. hnp r?iwinethill'y must b cArtitti'd
to ( the l iilinl Hint? I 'ta-rirt .lud.e, I oitd Sutoi
IiUiTlrt Alt'Tner. I'nla I Hn(p Cnllfntor. nr r.thT iiv-
rrnjii'rit otlicer. ottiinflie Ui prvposai will uoi In? re
CtiTPd.
b?l(rNtfnnk rrtr fht aboa in a v be aen at (ha offlca.
n 1J i!M;it Allli htrH't.
B onfei ot O.iimn i (iwrfeH. Crosman. Aalitant Ouar-
t'rniAMli.T Utneral t.. A.
OKf. R. ORME,
au.vrt ritptaln and A. tj. If.
) RO r 0 8 A 1.8 FOR lU'ILDINQ SOUTH
L wing to havy iHtpa tment ItulidlB.
Navt 1ki Mir'tirsT, An cm t 3, 14.
hralcd Profoila. t-iidnrnl ' l'mDo-sala tor bulullni
flout h ViT.jf tn Navy Ii-n rtrncnt Itiillillni,'." wil' l -r?id
at thin otlloti in til VI o rl- ck M-, on tha 15th dar of
Atiaftiat, lKtt. I'lmii and avfiedtu a'bii a ara rray for
uiii ntr4n at tbr Navy lippAr'inpni, and the bit!- tnut be
tor ti e Vvbolc Iml (lra tltiishad and complfta In all !( di
tailx exr.pt the hot water Uefttinr' aptratu. Hl'ld ra are
attdtn name tbo time In which they will enj-tL-e to
rave tn i ufinit.M c rapn tea ann ready i.r occmiau n;
Hntj ailblita must be accompanied by thefollowiug guaran
tee
tl) KM Of UUAKAflTKK.
The nnderolpiu'd. .of , in the Htato of , an4
of .hi th Htatrr .hrety iiiarann-e th-l in
ane the foreuflna bid or for bulld'iift ttvw aouth
Mine t" Navv I afartnj(-nt tie acccntou. he or ittey wilt.
within ten da a afir the receipt of (he c m tract at the pout
mce r earei tn ir resiurneo. eneottic cue coniraci mr tne
mine, with komI and umolfiit lemirlt e; and in case Uie
aid ihall fall to ei'tir Uitf. e-.ntrart aa arorenaid, wa
(.'narnntec t make frotl the djtii between the olTur of
ti e alt ana that which ma be acceptel
WiViCHa: 1 A i,uiitrBiiwr.
r;r C I, t.uaranfur. -
1W1.
I In reb.v certify that the nb-ive named are
knewn to'ine at men ofpropcity, and able to make uood
Uulr ffttvaiitee
'Ji Itv Mlfti i'O I'V Tne niivcn oiaiot naj giirnnit i"nric
.lufle' or AtlH'ey. or Col'ector. aiw!ll I;l it
OKF1CK COMMISSAUY OF SUBSISTE1VCB,
Ao.tWH WAIaHI T h'roet.
PlIILADHMIIlA, AllffUlt 4,14.
Pealed ProivMl-. In diinltcate. will borwHtWed at t hie
oiltee until 12 o'clook M . nn K fHIMV, Aiifiust ft, 18 4,
fur iiipltnit tirtiie uneot tne rruen niaiett ahuv, rue
f inv-tCK HubiiAtiuce Stnruii delivered In FnUaduiphia,
via :
000 Barr.'la flrat qnallty MRSR orPRlVfR
I'OItK (corn frit), of thf pack otlHtft-4, in iill
hot. e! oak barrli, wi'h Iron matt r hoopa;
meat to Ins free from ruat or atnln, toll weight,
anu tlioniuKhly halt U and to liari been ro
pa - wiiKWi thirty da ol deUvery. Tube
ready for duht-i-ry wiUnn twenty dayi from
tin ip ot award.
HO, 000 I'mindf Hr,t qii'Mty wlnter-tmoked BAOOH
Hlll'IJKl!8 In t'Kht ti.'rcenof unif'Tra aIxo,
To he delivered withlu twenty daya from dW
of award
SOO.OOO 1'ounda Grni quality PILOT lUtKAD, to be
Din tie tmm Rmd aound ' Kxtra Klotir,"
UioioiiRliiy baked, and perfect. y drh-d Iwt'oi-e
bviiiK pnrked. i o tx pauksnl in bond ( well
feaioneil wo d, of nucli a ktud as will not im
pMrt iHfcie to the bread, buvea to conUiti flily
pound" net.
3f,'-wOO l'i auilH llr-i atalityklln-diid t'OUS MK.AL,
In well coojM-rid, he.id-lined bnrrcl.
yO.tMK) I'ounde roar.p pulverized w'HlTK 8(f(IAlt(
in htrunft ban el.
0,000 I'ouu.U AUAMlMISE.or Sl'Alt CAXOLKS,
full weight-
r0.C0O lVrtiudi. clean, fine, dry HALT, in well -compared
head ltntrd hnrn-.
The above ittrsre. with the mce pt Ion of Pork andllacon,
b ht dt-hvrifd within ten dn i da'e ol awurd,
Jttdteri who are unahl lo l liver the Ktoret within the
time inenUoi.ed nUitiate thr time ipiU rl tor delivery.
ofiiracti rii tne evi'tctt-tl U hohi their cn J w without ex
pt fi.-e U the I'nttei Htniea.mitll required for ahiprnt-i.t.
tsatr ;tf of all urlicim f c-pt Pork iniikt be tlellvered
wiin Dip piopnt.nl, and rf ij t d to thcrvln Inn the pr. p ittal
miiei liOt i f- mrlohtd will the ..mplf. Hainplpa mutt be
in tM'Xc-.and i'Ot tn -a-er paicols.uach sample marked
with l"dor'i- name
ihr I'urk will ) t Mtmtmd mi l pa-cil tip-n by John Q
Tax lor, Li ept-i w-r ( it tde p.irt ot ihe (''niti-d Hiates.
h'pktatc prtM i-a!.. in tltiplit. ;!, oiut lm mttte fnr each
aitkif t-numeratt d, ftiiJ b I c dor n mav propone for the whole
or an purl o !. i,
A piint'ii rojiy ot thi a.vertNem.-nt must be attaehe,!
torarh bid and the propokuli muHtbe iptvidc in couply
tnjf with n lt.i terms.
K.arh prop'4nl mint hnvethe written mntrantee nf two
reionslbl ppracm. i ilie niiiilmvat it Ute agreement,
w Irn w Hi flt leO'idit if re iiilred.
Mltnk O'tnirt lor trtpoal contlnlOf the for of
(juraiilp um be liad ot, ap . Iratlou at thi otuce.
The e e t..nnp, p.nctioi lUHin" and dn'o puruojte.
lOtmc oftoDttnt. rnnt. tan unt- net wi IgKO, Mitut be
n.firii d t u p". t; -packavi . and all old maikj mnt be ob
ljirateil jU'tunit of wel.'tiio by promotional public woLjIn to be
ut v en whenever rMOlrd.
bu' irom partl wIni Imvi falied to fullii a tornaur
nii re 'm w til N' ,.m.iiprt?d.
Uidf wiltinclndp pt-nwfh, aul .lellvet,' at un -point In
tltth cilv, to hi- (Jfso i.;Ud hy tnii idtf e; uud any liifertor
p krn fr cooperav ."H1 bt-coiuideted .mtlrieut oanae
lorritW-iti'-isOf f"iei in. t
raiment will ht mvl In mic' ftndc am.iybe fttmliltosl
h !. I'J'lted Sfhti - ti.r the P'in.f.'.
PTJp"';, to "l'rlftli fu Q'llj.iiteui.-e
fSt-i' " 'iI Unvt'-'d vo
ftu; it ttti1'! ana C. H
MAltMIAI8 SAI.K HY VIKTLK OP A
W Tt ol Hrttf, iy ti t JliiH. John t Urder, Ju.lii
ut the W-tfkt ('nn it el the Viilied HKt(in niidrr tl.e
j- a rti i'ii ict ot li-D:otylvat)U, in Aduiiaa.tv, tn me dl
,'" (rJ, Hi he 0'd ut pnhlir mite o (he lil(M,tvl and neit
biiiiir, mr (.a-iJ , at M'( HI NKU'.i HIORh, No. Hi N,
f 11 - NT tl'ft , in VV KI'hKi-lIi A V , AiiXU.t 10, 1-4, at 1J
, (' -ik Al.. "o hah aiidVbUs ol tottou, beio caifva
iliiinv a.
WII MAM Mil I.WAKH,
I . .Murtthftl K, O.ot Prnna.
u.,J'.i'yM,HA. J'-ij4
1' .
MAKbhAI.'S HALF.. BY iU'lUK OF A
Win o' Ss'e h;. I.'ia lion, .loi r tiadivalsder,
.luill.'. -e li a IiStro l l ourt ul ttie I ni'ed Btu'ea, In and
t ir tl.e f.s .li-iu lii.lrli t rl rmts Ivaniii, in Ailra'rally. to
n e till 'e-t.'il. m tl: le m.IU at I'ul.ee Hill... to the hivheat and
ln.l l.niilil. lorea.h.ul MHIIKNI.KH H I HKK, No. 1 11
S.lhOSI street on w KINKSl'A , Aiuiust ll), lull, at
l'i D'eloek. M.. nl nalea and l'i halo, ol Cotton, bains' car
uoea ol Ta.neis linXnowu.
" Wll.l.lAM Mll.I.WAKU,
Vulted Plates Maat,al t, 1. of Penua.
rhlladelpbla.Jiily as. jyJUdt
eb Vflll HAVANA DIRFirr.TIIG
.. . r -
., , rnllea Mliitea Ma i teanuh 0
KOAMIKIt.
FRINCIIi A IrUKW. Cuimaikr,wUIUavaPler No. 1.1
N. It., Saw YorA.oD TVKnaiAY, Auaust , 41 It o'aluck
f. M., iirecl.aly.
I or tr.lsht or yassase airily te
' 3. n.PEBEZ ACO.,
auS-M rt.lu8 CIIMMOTawaui.
TJ B N 11 Y M I M O N H ,
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
WAGOH AND 00A0E WORKS,
CMHoai, No. Ml NEW MARKJOT BtaaMrS,
And Kaciory, aomer of
BEOOND A'D CVMBEKUaXD (TTkKETH,
rBiLaaawHiA.
All and every kind of
W All INK, I 'A hT8, DBATH, WnKELBABROrTS,
and TIM nut WIIKULH, adapted ta Aruir.aoa4.BaUar,
Off I laatlattoa puraioeaa. au wora warrasuea.
taVOrdera frotnptl atunoad to.
VXFLOmONS. LBT BVERY MAN WHU
li own. a sautt Boiler read ihta aoUra.
A.lHiroll a Low Water Detector n.rver Arils to arre freta
oua-half to two hours' warning, aa deelrad, that the
water Is sotmtA low to tha boiler, and thatdanavr la ap
proarhiiM. Tua laaUntiMot reqnlras bo ears, aud la war-
t.nmAIn avarv inafcanea.
Alao, rtteeoi and Water Oangea, wtta Bootek glaas
tuliea, aalr-cian.lnf saeira-eocAn, Aa.
Mend nr elrottlai vaul'ilea rhiiadalphUi letters aod
Similars. avirUimrt a n. atari t.r.n,
jyw-ltt afa. M M. BiAIU dtnvV
AMUSEMENTS.
ALNUT 8TUKKT THKAllUi..
CO Af nrp MAirroKit 4 opvua TBiror
IliK KT F.HIKiirANMKNT KVKR OFFEHF.I).
Ob or i tii eomi tlnt attached te
AAISMM J H TM"t;PK.
Frank Mnrin, In, k rarker, r. M er , J. Mortimer, T.
iHamnnd. and T. r. ftanfonl.
T'rlday evpnlnr, Mm an' Hpn-ftt.
jNiora oppn at 7 ('mmpnoe at 1ft, au.'i
KOVKR'K NKW CIIF.SNCT 61 RE 15 T
I 1 11LA TBI .
mi rvrwrHo.
Ttie eran mwantlc, nin-lpal, pparnUf drama,
AI.ADItlN, (Ut 1 UK UONDKHKl'l I, AMI'.
rrentd, after t).r month active prvpfaHnii, Inn
nl1" f ot preredpnlprt man.9r nc. replelo with woivlpr
fnl trtnafnTnatinnt mifutrV eni nfnm-, kfrnrt tnarcheai,
npprti roatiimes mA propett.e, bentiUtol nm c anj
lionif.ra. JyUm
M M K K 8 K ATTRACTI 0 IS
A NO tall A Nf) COMBINATION
THK t'll Awtil'-KmUKl 4I I KKHKM.
VM AMItl'H'IH A CO '
llAMMi'lll MK.N .-.KIK
AM) TIIAYKH A MiVM' tRKT U.MTKH 8TATKS
ni;ct:t cowiunki.
Will oi-pr on Vc Miiu lot on AHC11 fltrptt, bet wren
NlOi'lceiith and I'm entt- th
ON MM'AY I'VF.N TNfl, fk "th lnt.,
and fnnlnni nppn until Matitnliv evciiinir. I'rh lft.
K.al iMMoiot will Kin. i. rheuonet-r AlVrLO-m during
tl e ppk. eepfptne Wnertay.
On w MMI'AY Mtil.MNO a flperlal Knhl'iitt-.l Of
tle ah 'mala III i-e Blvnn. ihc nt pnse-pdi to be for tne
M ft ich h thf h it ml raid at ChimtMrhM ff.
hi Moi atfwe in nn of the ra eii colle, tlont t f bhdt
and t ftnm now i utiilntiitd In the world. The prli)der -mitoitN
an tin a in are well irprutt-ntod, ttaooi tliwia the
wonderful blipl nut
IIAh NlliAL,
nod the reh hrU.l
IIIl'I'Ol'OTAMCH, Olt ttlVKR HOKSK.
For partti tilarn ap tma.i Inlla. Look out tor the (rand
ptnef mlt n ort Monday, Hth Intt
AdonaNion to ti e pavtllou. tO rent. Children finnVr 1
jeart.vA fPTitH. At'ptnonn perlurmance commences at
2 O'eioi k ', Kvenlt't, o'riock.
Ailuiisolon to Atiiuial xhlbitlun, 00 WeJnenday mont
Ing.uo chck, oGLr iitoonts. au J-tt
gUMNIUl KXCUUBION H,
AT
KlODirOKI) ItATKH,
TO Tim CIBEAT
Coal, Iron, and Lumber Begions
OF TRNNSYLVANIA.
TICKETS GOOD FOB TEH DAYS.
Otvliifr ample time to visit each point of Interest on tlta
roata.
The Catawissa Railroad Company
Having porfacted arraneemanta with connecting roada,
wiu lasiia EXCUkHItiM TU KJTS from I'hliadaiphia over
the tbllowlnir rngte t
rblladrila and IteadlnaRallroail TnBeadlnx. Hehuyl
kllt flaven, Aahland, Mahsnoy t'lty, and Tama.iaa. Cata
wthiia Ballroad To hummlt, MoAua'y Mounia'n. t'ata
wlasa.Kupart.lianvlila, alilloa and Wlillanisport LrhKh
and afahanoy, and Heaver Meadow itailroadt To Itlaek
Creek and Maoch Chunk. Lehish Valtay Ballroad- To
Allantown, and Hethlehem, and tha North Pann.yivania
Rallrcad lo l'hlladel,hia.
For variety and grandeur of scenory. this routs preacnia
pacollar Iniluoeaierita ta tourists.
Those wlshlrp to do so, may rewrite ttie rmito by retain
ing llcketa to start over tho North Pennsylvania Railroad.
1-' A K 15, SUO.
TiekeUcaa be obtained at the Depots of the rhllmlel
phta and Iteadbna ltallroad, and Hortti Pennaylvaula Ksll.
road Cotnpaotos, and of
iv. van i ioit:v.
TICKKT AOEST,
X. W. COHNt.K BIXTH AND C1IESNUT 8T3.
Tralats start fram Philadelphia and Keadlny. Depot atft'lt
A. M. and .1 SO P. At., and from North Ptnasytrnnia Hall
road Depot at 7 A M . and 3 i5, and &15 P. M. jytt atuth l.t
fcjfl 11 CA-1' X1 MA. V".
Tilt bTAUM H AND COMMODIOUS SfEAMEB
"MANHATTAN,"
CAPTAIN K. A. R Y T n E R,
Of tha Caps May Una, la now making liar r aular trips ts
CAI'K MAY, loavlns AUCU Hlreet Wharf, every Tucaday,
Thursday, and Ratunlay at nina o'olock; re-turning will
leave Cape May every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday
at half-past ahjht o'c.ock. touching at Maw Castle Kolaf
sad retuiulnu. Para tlM carrlaira blra included.
Children half price carriage hire Included. Servants
iltO; rsnlage hire extra. Freight at low rates. No
freight received after 8 o'clock, and In all cases must be
prepaid.
J.v91-tf JOSEPH A. STF.WABT, Ajont.
T
II XI NEW TAX HlXaiXj
AND
HKVENUfc! STAMP LAW.
CoDlfi of the New Tai. Hill and lterenao Htainp Law.
for ale wholesale and ivtail ; and Kt venae Ktaiiipii of all
dei.cn lit Ion ooiihtuntly on tiaua, at thu Miowlnx rttoa of
discount :
tn orders ot vm, two per cent, aiaeooat.
" 1'0, thrue "
M WW, four
At ti e Prlnrintil Jieii for th Hale of Inletnul Itpvenuo
Mtan oi. No.:u 4 i MI sNUT Htreot. and No. lo. H KIC Til
hi net. Full description ol the Htamp Law In pamnmet
lorm. jy-dfti tf
pUOFOSALS FOR LOAN.
1 Ul.AIIIUtr IlkfAKTMKNT.JUly'A, ltlfii.
Notice Is hereby given that subscriptions will be received
I y tl.e Treasurer ol'tlie United States, the several Assist
ant Treasurers, and designated Deposltorlea, and by the
Natleeial Banks ue.lguaied and qualified as Depositories
snd Financial AiienU, (brTrea.ury Noias payable three
y ears front Augu.i 1.1. Idii4, beaiiog Interest at the rate of
aeveb and Utrcc'ii nih. per cent, per annum, with semi
annual oouH,iia mtached, payable lu lawful niiney.
T'tiene nates t'i be oun-i rtlble, at tha option of the
hriuer, at matuif , tutu six per oeut gold bearing bonds,
rediinable alltr iva aul payubta twenty years from
AujtiM H, I..7.
Tbe.e notes w 11 lie i.u- d an the denoinlnaiions of rlftyr.
one hundred, five hundred, one thousand, aud dee thou
sand dollars, an-1 a ill be issued in blank, or payable to
ortler, as may be dir-'eted by the subscribers.
AllsubKripU umi. JlJ (or ItAy dollars, or sous inul-
ililcofnilydol j 1
Ltipllrale vert I. si ia w'il liels.ued for alldeposlbi. Tha
lity depoIUn; u.ivt en lorne upon ilia original csrUocate
tt.e denotnlnaU'.ii 01 not. re.iiired, and whether they mim
to he laiuid In t.i iti or p.vahla to otvlar. Whensoen
deiMil, It luu.t .eft with Ota iitleor .celvlng the do
paslt.tobeHiri i .i ' llo tkla Deiartui.'itt.
The noleewlli ! m.-tLiiiilitedto tlieowuera, free of trans-
ytn(loo eliar. , it-smu after the receipt oftha orliiiuil
ceitliioate, of d.-.-ll as tit can be prepared.
lutarett will t' li iwinllo Aagustli on all d p talis mails
prior to that da'' and will b paid by Die Depailuseut upuB
r v.elpt tf the o-: i' Iceritiiiates.
AJ the uotea d itw lutcre.ltrein Au,'tutl.'i, petNons mak
ing aiv.lt. al.. .i.' nl to that dale utii.l pa the iahireat
accrued fi'Jtu i .' 'i not. to. lnte ot dep.,.11.
raitlee dapoai U- i iweni-tlvo ihoUMir.d dollars and ut
waid. fvr tlteae ' ji.' at aoy ore tinia will be a,w.d a
couunJakn of o ..- qaaxtwol oua per cant., whtrh will be
paid by UiU deuaiiiueBt upon tua reoelpt uf a bill Ita- the
amount, csrtlued loby tbaotaoer wUh whom tha deposit
was atade. No deductions for oninilsakws must be made
from the deposits.
Officers reoatvlug depesHs wtU see that the proper en
dorsement, sis made apqn tbe rigvnal cartlBcatea.
AUofnern suthorlaed tMBKelve 4apoalU are reowated
to dive to sppUeanU all daetred InnirmaUoos and afford
facility for ntaklM subscription..
W. r. FK4.SBNUBS,
Besratary of the Treaanry.
Bubtertptiotia wl be received by the
FIllhT NATKINAL BAVK. OF P11ILADBLP11IA.
BECOMD VATrOrlAX BANK OF FUILADBLPUIA.
TIHRD NATIONAL BASK OF PI1ILADA. )y7-tf
MONEY, TO ANY AMOUNT,
fP loaned upon iilautonda. Watches, jewelry,
A Plae, LVthieir, Ao .ot
OLD BrrTABl.WHFJ LOAM OFFICB,
Cornet TU1KU and UArtHtLL Bireote,
Barw Lombard.
B-DLAMONDB.WATCIIKrs, JKWELUT.OUK, ,
yna aaus at ....
KICMAHKAJIL LOW PUCBB. IM-lnt
VO DKCHPTION.-W) INKB1UOB COAL
i pKJi..ed to Olfe, below th. cort Jrlo. of ""l"'
tiZ. SAMCBJL W. H, Suv?l'Ne.t l
aaat aloa. sail, the genuine l'11,"!' iSii!
rlrtlSSJd Its, -id BU... an-. Lef
!n.aer..bld mmU their porchi."at nej. P
INVALIDS AJJT) 00 ST ALEHC DJT8,
1VALII AND COX AI.KI MXT9.
Iiwallda and Oonvalaaaanta,
Invalid, aad OnvalaecenAa,
P-soeolally
rF.MALF.R TH DELICATE ITF. ALTH,
IF MALES IK DEI ICATE HEALTH,
IKM.U.tS IN DELICATE HEALTH.
Will find aur wm And our Will find otaf
California Wines, California Wlnaa,
California W'nea, California Wtnea,
California Wtnea, Callferota WHmm,
peculiarly valuable In all caiM of languot and Tet area
tratloo of strength.
Aak AAk Aak AJk Ak
Aak dak Ask Aak A.K
Ask Ak Aak Aak Aek
Dre. MoClallaad. ue,hard, Jackaeo.
(of the Pennsylvania l-nlver.lty.
Harln, llerena, n-.vee. HartakorM
Schnxrla, WlUl.mj, Hartley. Nalilhard.
Wilson, Tlndal, Vlnal. Pocday,
Noble, Rnorr, ataylaod. Tnmiw,
and other kadlrr phy.lcUn., wtiat llioj think of tlte mertf
ctual vtnae. of CkI r.-n.a W.n. il Thiae Keaileraen re
scr.Ve cur trail l, soil assure in of tho tKneflla pailanU
recr Ite In.n their i'-.l
Ctl.IlfsMA WtK; AdKNCV,
).t?vrc Kc 4 . I It 111 street, ar it a Chesnui.
4$ V1WU
g WRIGHT & SIDDALL
No. 110 Marlreit Street
I.FTWI.I.N FRONT AND BFCONTJ 8TRKRT8.
0. sr. wutuHT. r. h. sitAU
DRUOOISTsTTlIYSICIANS,
AND
(tF.KF.BAL aTOBKKFEPFBH,
Can Hud at our e.tabi isnment a full assortment of Iwporia4
and Iwaostk DnMa, Popular Patent Modlclnoa, Paints.
C al Oil, Window Glass, Prescription Vlaur, Ac., at as lew
price, an genuine flrat-ctase gooda can be sotd.
FINE F.HHF.NTIAL eII8
For Confectioners, In full variety, and of tha beat gwllap.
Cochineal, Iteugal Indlaro, Maditer, l ot Ash, CadVrear,
Boda Aah, Alorn, 01' of Vitriol, A nnat to, Copperas, Eatraot
of IOirwood, Ac, I OK DiEUS' u.o, aivrays o hand.ag
lowt st net cash prtcaa.
FVBE BPICEB FOR FAMILT C8r!,
Ground sapreasly for our sales, and to whloh era Invite nW
attentkrn of those In want of reliable articles.
Alio, JitDJUO. aTAJiCU. MV3TARD, tt tf sxtrw
Orrters by rr-rdt, or elty post, will meet wtta prompt at
tention, or p.tal quotations will be furnished wheal ra
ueated. WRIGHT A BIDDALL,
Wholr.aJe Drug Warehouaa,
Jall-ly No 11 1 MARKET Htreet, above Front.
TRUHSER. BRACKS,
'akllruil, adjusted bye II. NKKDLKB.eoa
of 1 WP.I.rTH and BACK Htreeta. Ladles
reTartrnent for same, c .ndueted by laiilea.
TH J.I.ITII Htreet, Ural door below Baoa.
The mo.t oomnlele and varied aaock mm
band, conalattng, tn part, of Tru..es, HupportMrs, Hhoaldar
ltraees, Itelta. ttariilaaes, Elaatlo Stooainga, ttyrlnjrraa.
Aructea tor narMry.ntca atooui.ase. rsio are
V, rillLADFU'lUA 8UROKON8
BAVKAliK IBrtTlTlITE, No. It Moral
1.1111 tiire'l, .novo .viarKet. Kuotarea.u
rnillc.il cured b It. C. KVl:lll-:i r H Premium Patent
tra.luatiiiK I'rea.'ire Triisa. Nitnertor Klastas Beita.
Kla.ttt NuhsKIt.rs. Nupportera. Bhonldar Braeea, Bmapaav J
S trtea. Crvrehe.. Ac. i
Ladles atleniltd ty Mr.. B.C. F.VF.BF.TT. rnrTS-Ur I
ARTIFICIAL HAND. 1
II. A. OII.HEA.
lavenfnr and Manufacturer of tha I
A K T I V I V I A L A H M, i
Approved and adopted
HITKOKON-OKNKK.a OKT"hK UNITED BTATF., .
for Noloiera, "
Tfas perinanently located his litllreand Factory at K0.BII
n Fnl'lil U Bticet, six Oora below bpruca, Pbllada. !
te w-ni I
til. DIION,
No 21 It F.I'IHTH Otrnet,
DF.AI.Klt IN FANCY AMI lOlt.FT OOODB,
UMItKP.LLAB AJI PAUAHOL8,
Pans, Head lire.aea.
rrei.eh jewelry, Leather uonns
Work Bones,
Iteada.Ac. Ac.
lB-aas
J M 1" O H T l) 1 WIMBSi.'
HUANniFiS. ETO. ' ' ii
The stibsciiter Inforr. the public that he la disposing, af.
bla large and well selaeted atock o( F
OLD BRANDY, GIN, FORT WINE, SHERRY
AND MADEIRA WINES, "
At wholesale prlcea Triage arc ItYiiatheoId etorkon hand. '
Pureh.sera wl.i'ing a superior article for privets use
w ould do v. e.i to call at
HENRY H17DDY"8 ,!
Wholesale Wine and Ll'rnor Btors,
No. 14-". N. BCOOKI) titreet. below Rvst,
Phlladelphut.
Jy8-Im
SPECIAL NOTICES.
prr-' CAMF MKB'I IN(I. A CAMP MEET-w-1
Int el Ilie (leilii'-ll Met;i.di.t iK'ipty w II be le.JJ
In Knrrtlen's w oo- a, near North Wale M'ation.nn the
North f.-iinylvanla rtAilr..ao.cou.mi-ULii.goti AlOADAir,
Antii.t I1, 10 1 ontlltee one week.
Kat.be., and tilre.huitnt. of all kind, wlltbe.arved
on the giouLd, by ii. It rl. tBKL.and
j. iter -it.
Fxcnrsfon tieket. w'll be lnaiMd h tl.a North Venruvt
v.nla Ba:lreal C"lupvny, to the Camp nnd return, for SB
cetiiH. aaiXt
lsr TO THE PHTSTCIaiNS OF PHTLV-
dflpliia 4ittitleiuen'it it Faculty : Havtoa ea- I
atroctf d an HiMratUk (the itrtt and miiv oui- ev. r breecat I
lteSre. thf mtli l irof-i.inn) il.m ran b iid wit iv I
fitet aaiety a tr.tuapeiitlcal a;em tn tne tiva:maai ef I
lcati.ekb,lhrtai ll- ano. and in all ut,eetiMib of taie air
panpa.ea: and aa It li well known to you and toe patriae I
ti nt I lia.e i.ir t-srb lai tin. iarbti.i urec:iue( any rtutr
R-vii In th 1'nlted Htatt in the trpatmont rf tht mala- 1
ilk a, and, oon?ieinis1lr, 1 havt, tied boiiiiant opoorttiniUee '
rt Uiiiujr tlio i tt e-y of ntj ai-ha'a ns, I, tN-ref iat for toe 1
atkeot tbe roifrMa of iih iIm hI ieio, Uirtto you to my
ittlln.to it a-i' a r riU fxa(uiiisttln nf Ita woudarftu J
propertied and adpthllltv to the on re of those ULieaea an4 - j
turtlivrauit.- ot niedicKt tic-em-e. ,
r. A. VOX MOdCIIZIHKRR, M. !..
o tin it and tin net, '
jytott -i?7 H'AlaMUT Htreet- I
ra- UKAKNKSS AND ULINDNK33.--J. '
J liaaca. M T., I'roteiaorul tha Ke and fer, traaaa '
all dleaRiia,pirlatnlnK to tiie afoTr-U'Un"d aunijer wfLa
tl.e untot RiHene T it In inn tla trnm roe m nulaa .
HAircv tr. t;:e clw and iunir rib te an at bla UaUo,
Nn. .Ml PINK MirtHl. Artllldil Ryi lnert-l wltbrnt pala. !
Nooarskiua4le U4 aharamatinu, Otnd-i fttatira irm H t -
11 A.M.. ti 7 I'. U No. All ptN p. Hiraac taMaa , j
MILITARY NOTICES. '
) llOUNTV FOK MAlll.NKS. WANTS
ft lor thi Cntu d .Mta:e Murine (' pa, a -le-h d e-i me
Ff tn perlonn the ilntlt- of a A'Ut it nttr Navy Yrtrila-
iaw.ai.il on Loti'd ti itrd Stale ililpiv-ol-war ou frvljpi
atauonh.
JU'tti': mnintn-atlfti tlmn ttie army
rtiU b, unlit' of aii ih diiitrt ul IncatJilof are ful4 i
nr- n n'-inici.t.
MmiIi v . rt-c he l'rize Money.
l or All fu.ti.tr itiifiiiiAtlon apply at tho necrultlaf
1 No. :UI . I'KUNT 8'rift, Im-1ow Rpruci Btreet, '
between thehour of!' aid t.c'otk .
O. ll.Mt'0W!HTt :
ii.l. t f Ma 'or and K.-rruiting Odlcef.
S:iO0 UOtNTY '
Vuliint r tn till a towtiarti.t .in C4
fa Jfor Cavalry, Jmantry, Arii lury,
or Btiarpwhuotera.
C-iI at Tfo. 9 8 1HIUU Street. aul-U ,
CENTRAL KIT INSTITUTE AOKNOT,
No.liH.TlllHI Mtrent Al an, Vftaian, and Ooiira
bnad hl'li-Tiru llW U'ANI K', t . wt.oni Uie hiiroee
uriiu' will b i.ad. Nu alum iwod aooly who cuitM
turniiitt nktUiactory ovldui.x ut alleuaat.'. We mill iuwta
note ottitr.
Vt'tt rait" mnitf niniUD an nnnoranie aicrimrxc.
Th a(HVM em, of buoatliuioa lornUh'Hi lor aoy pan
of fcunlTaiLia. w..io.r A,dw.
pUBLOUQES rUXLOUOBSet
OnVoars snd soldiers vl.lttn the) crton furkiughs.Baaauat
rj WUllDBi
Avsonts
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS,
ana iirvrrsB to tub UTBKsrva
MAVTJFAOTXmnia KHTABUbHIOIBT
OEOUOE W. HIMONS efc lillO.
bAftoUM Din run mus
BANHOM Street, above Bbuh.
PRBSENTATION swords
Made to order at tha eborteai nottea, which for rtohnaas sua)
. sab..bb hwh aathekt konaa lBfchsat
matmlfloeaoe enaiwmr
ruCrabi.ln.
WITH TUB I KAUTH-.. "
TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
-Tbe undoriaed having leaaad tha KICUHIit
n.tr iasoliha lnk,u.al lie a prtpuw w.v uwr.
fuUiuea la aee..miuod.ue those having vessels te be ralaad)
i, "epalrod, aral belna a pracUcal .hlo-earuaiilai and
caulker, wli ulvs feriM.nal ali.niKiB to all ve.Mls aav
nXtmZ raJnlp-CavUr.. .nd MhlnMB.
alelalh. l'on.i.lHn," or Copper Paint, fbr Uia piaeerv.
n "f va-Mii' bottoms, aur this otiy.l bib prepand SB
rurulsh the wime on favorable teruia. WI
Ken.tiiiiton Hcraw pock.
mUl-U
Valaavare avvouc.auore Laauat lUaei.
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