L-a-,
TVISIMY, 8F.rrKMBF.il 1.1, lS'll.
BKroRR VIC'Kini'n Wy 19, 1M.1.
HT OrOROR . BOKKR.
Fhrrmnn atoocl lienpath tha hrttt (Ire
. 1 kt from thn llnmi of Vlrknhunr glea.tne.il,
Anil bonirtlir!la tumhlort tn their .nitiky (tyre-,
And fmponlioi M-'. il, ami caso allot Krro im. il;
K.it-k frinii the front tliere came,
Wwpinif ami dorely Initio,
The meregt chllil, the; yininftcn face
Wan over mw In bujIi a f.iuful pUr.
, Ciiflinff hi tears, he liinpi lilt chief to meet ;
Itai when he pknued. ami tutoring stood,
Around the circle ol hie little feel
. There fprend pool of hriffht, young blooj ;
Shocked at lili cl. 'Mill c.iP,
8hermn cried, "Hale! front faro!
' Who lire yon f Kpenk, my pMllunt Imy !"
"A drummer, lr: i-'li'ty-lil ih Illinius."
' "Are yon not hit t" "Tliat'i nothing. OnlysonJ
Home rartrlilge,: our nun are out;
And lh foe pre ui." "Hut, my Utile friend"
f "Don't mind me ! Did you hour Hint shout ?
What if our men tie driven ?
Oh forth love of Heaven,
Fend to my Colonel, General dear!"
. "Hut yon i" "Oh, I shall eaady find the rear."
"I'll e to that," cried Sherman ; an.) a drop
, Angels might envy dimmed his eye,
. As the boy, toiling towards the hill's hard top,
, Turned round, ami with hli shrill child's cry
Nhonted. "Oh, don't foraietl
' We'll win the Imttle yot!
Hut let our soldiois have some more,
More cartridges, sir, calibre fifty-four!"
INSECT HOMES.
In the coarse of lust summer, 1 paid a visit to
ft triend who lives about ten milos out of town.
1 went for two nights and ono dny, which hint 1
pent wholly in lounging about his garden. Hti
, , wss off by an early train to businoss, aixl came
back still bristling with energy at six o'clock.
In the Interval, I succeeded in dismissing from
' my mind all thought of the great strife from
; nhioh I lwd no nightly rnral retreut myself, and
. tuado the most of tenliours' stoady mitmliino. 1
cannot tell yon what I did. I cminot Iny down
any role for the enjoyment of a whole holiday ;
bat one little incident started such an agreeable
train of inquiry and meditation in iny mind,
that if yon have as much plcusttie In reading
this as I have in writing it, I will make li t
tnore apology for the deed. It Is nothing, I
know. I havo just given a retrospective glimce
t t the wet Hwes nitove my pen, and um itiitc
shamed at all this preamble about a bee j not a
; trig bee, either, bat the smallest I ever saw.
I had found a remote corner garden sent,
f , elbowed with the burked branches of some twisted
tree, which gave the hedgo-carpenter all tho
corves be wanted in his rough but comfortable
structure, ready grown. Setting myself down in
this, and dismissing as mncli of the macliinory
. ,. of thought as showed sigus of motion trom my
bolidny-makiiig brains, I lit my pipe, blow a long
'"' one of smoke out into tho still summer air, und
. , looked up at the calm blue space above my head,
in which the swallows were skating with swift
and graceful tnrne. But presently I could not
' help noticing a yellow-banded little bee, which
several time poised itself in stuttonary (light
i. -above my hand. I could not see its wings, at
least not well, lor they btizcd with such rapidity
,., as to show like a small clenn-odged mist or hulo
-around the body which they supported. This
' -was kept perfectly still. It moved no more, any
"Wiy. than the bead of a grout rusty null which
. , stained the elbow of my sout.
The equilibrium of these little scrnps aml.'motos
Of moving nature is as perfect as that of tlto prreut
globe Itself: they are chips or the old block. The
earth spins round, and sleeps upon its pole in
perfect rest, the very oonosite of idlene. So
this Htrl hee. balancing itself there, and forming
n opinion of uie in stalilo equilibrium, was in
tensely busy, bu,.ing with full-strung, healthy
nerve in summer stillness. Vrescntly, it swung
itself out of its station, and made a tour. Ye
principles of Dynamics I will this mighty globe
ever iuub lain a crnise into space f is this long
accession of sges merely but the pausing of an
insect In its flight A thousand years are with
the Lord as one day. Will ever the planets
warm ami climb over one another's backs liko
boes, and be hived in some new nrraiigonicat of
the cosmos ? Thus I thought, or rather let the
observant, stationary bee tickle tho small rom
ant of thinking material I hnd left in my bruin.
After several tours and repetition of bis poised
scrutiny, my little friend decided that I was a
harmless giant, even if not inanimate; lor I hnd
not so much as winked under his inspection. He
made up his mind, suddenly alighted ou tho
timber elbow of my seat, and without knocking
or brushing his shoes, tucked his wings flat to his
aide, and walked into a little round hole, as clean
edged and circular as if it had been made with a
mall, sharp centre-bit. Ho walked slap tnt'i it,
and wholly disappeared. It was exactly his sl.e.
ile was gone so loug that I began to grow quits
untasy. There was no othor hole; ho must bu
there still. How could 1 express my anxiety ? Ha'
, I know. Btooping down, I blew a long thin lino
ot tobacco-smoke Into tha hole, loaned back, and
. waited lor an answer, lie came out In aboti
1 tialf a minute, in person, hlndforemost, nnd
highly incensed. Of course, my recovered friend
bad no idea that I had summoned him thus. I
was leaning back in the old attitude, but almost
bctiayed myself by an apology when I saw how
angry and alarmed my little gentleman wai.
. He hustled out of his hole buekwards, which ut
tttude, by the way, does not add to the ell'ect of a
resentful gesture, turned sharp round the moment
be hud diawn his ears clear of the doorway, and
. gave snch a glance of reproof at things lit gene
nil, that 1 cheeked a remark which might have
' been construed Into a dangerous coulession.
"Sow, what was that two about i The question
led me rambling on into the subject of lasoct
Homes. What whs he about ? First, it was not,
I believe, a he, but a she. The bee was laying
an egg; at least I suppose so. I consulted a hook
on insects when I got home, and found that there
are solitary bees which behave thus. Sometimes
In the chinks of a wall, sometimes in soft wood,
these little creatures will deposit a fow eggs in
cell-like thimbles, one fitting into another, and
torcd with the food needed by tho furthcoming
larva. The aides and lining of these cells are
sometimes very curious. Wi have heard of the
burlesque Invention of "melting sawdust, and
running it Into deul boards without knots;" but
this is the familiar process of at least one car
penter bee. When she ha excavated the hole
that forms the house fur her future progeny, she
makes the walls of its various apartments for
ach baby-bee must have a nursery all to Itself
the dust from her own boring-tool stuck together.
Thus she constructs a ten or twelve-roomed tene
ment, carrying her auger aud glue-pot about ou
her own person.
There Is another little bee described by Reau-
mur, which not only thus prcp-mia a lodging lor
. her grab, but actuully lines it with t ipi-siry cut
and carefully thuped from the petals of the
brightest flowers.
Thire may occasionally be found in s.indy
sunny banks another collection of nursery cham
bers formed by the mason. wasp. Tuts little
' builder bus an apparatus like a double pickaxe,
.with which it penetrates the soil, ejecting us it
goes along a fluid which assists the entry of its
natural tool. As it progm-ses, it luiiMs this mate
rial from the excavation into a sort of long p ireli
to the en ranee of its hole, which is sometime
not less ihun two or three inches in length.
Through this it crawl- every time it returns u its
work ; it acts like the l.oard at the rate of u work
yard, allowing ' no cntiance except ou business"
.while the ttiucture is in progress.
Troublesome lusters nro fund of saving them
elves pains by Introducing tluir ogK into the
cradle prepared for tliost ot others thus, our
. mason-wasp makes the passage to it nursery as
difficult as possible, till Its own busiih ss of cgir
luying Is over. Then it pulls the pore t to pieces,
muffs the material into the mouth of the hole,
.and flics away contentedly to die. hut we need
not look into unfamiliar examples of i:t si. ill to
Appreciate the household cures of the world of
iusignilicuuce. Many, perhaps most inse ts, go
through four stages of lite the egg, the laru or
ajiub, the pupa or chrysalis, and the iicnge, the
nerfect result; then begins ugitin the piocess bv
laying eggs, and liuving thus realized tho fullest
ale-velopiuent of its race, deceases.
In one or other of theso states, we And insect
everywhere. They are at home in earth, uir, and
water: they take hold by their bauds in l ln.'s'
Tuilaces, and tickle the beggar on his iiiafiess.
They rlout in the dry blue utmosphere lar uliovo
ir Jitads, and wriggle under the r..Ucii
oil beuculk our feet, i'hey board and ludge
upon man and beast, iiou the living and the
deud. Vou may find them on tho lose unci on
the dunghill. They survive tho Meuming beat
'l 'the tropic summer and the frozen uir of tho
bigh Alpiue chulet. Wherever ou go, whutevor
7u examine, you may coiiie across some
carious and intricate snuggery of Insects, which
?I!l7."J? P"' their homes to be more vuriod
otht,r llvi" turu, "
I II ettindl1Ut f" Ut 10 lo"k f"r lM. Suppose
World of mm. ?' H,u 1 'roore nuut up in a
Thos1; f wefshou fu iaMT-C" ' cpt
f sight, are excluded? ' (J'"m", furcvcr out
No such thing. I venture to ,. i . ,
and genial entomology eould ttSK" kee"
twtaln himself and the pubhi froi T to eu"
htoe insect-coinpanionsof hU Sa ttSIti'"!
re at home with him a. he sits awou'' uup
ud fcui hook-. I don t pretend to hw
lugM am ouiir the jrub cr w ; i ff
THE
possibly emerge full-grown at last; hut I may
lisve some Ichneumon eggs of another tendency
slung into me, and dhsrpolut the hopes of my
insect piomi-e. Mill, I am curiously fond of look
ing at insects and their homes, and sat down for
the purpofe of having a chat with you about
some 'ha' familiar, though rcal'y unknown
to most of ns ; but I won't follow this purpose,
out.
I have ever so many scribbled notos liefom me
about gall-nuts, oak-apples, wasps' nests, ant-gal-lerlin,
burj ing-I.ei ties, ciddls worms, Kr.; but
therr they 'hull go into my waste-basket, and
we will ju-t glance, in an nn-cieutitic but, I hope,
not wholly trivial way, at such symptoms of
insect homes ns prtsent tliemselvi s' In a dingy
lltllo study which looks out Into mews In the
thick of the parish of St. Marvh bono.
Ism fortunate In having, nnliko a friend of
mine, a mews instead of a churchyard next my
den. It is true that I get a little morn smmonin
than pleases mo when I open my window for
air j but he found a steady, potent, keen-edged
tench peitlo Itself in oncrorncr of Ins study with
sik h sickening t fleet that ho was fairly driven
out. Tho carpenter pulled down the skirting
boards, lifted the lloor planks, held eundlos to all
the house-drains, sullied about ou his knees, aud
guessed In vain.
1 happened to call when this had been going on
for romo days. I should say that my friend is
the rector of a parish. We'll, he was standing
there in bis study, still snliling and guessing,
whin I ramo In. "l'lmh! peough! cugph-goli-arb
I" said 1, greeting him, and coming within
tho limits ol the stench; "this is a dead rat."
"No," ho replied, with a sadden ft.iah i.f
lion, "I believe it is a dead ruetor." And so it
was. A colony of ants, in m,iUimr ti,.,,m,.u..u
comfortable, bad grubbed awav ihe mnruir nf
cuniltiuoiis vault, and thn odor of one of my
mcmi preueecfsors retiiriioa to the scene of
his former lile, and sat down in the study. A
little cement soon made things nle i,ii,i ....in .
though 1 grieve to associate my friends the auU
with such a ghoulish procedure.
Hut about the Insects which a naturalist may
find In his library. 1 won't count tho flies, for
they don't altogether luuko themselves at home
there. Some, indeed, circumnavigate the chan
delier with incessant iuti rest, but most butt tit
the windows as long us they retain their energy
for flight, and then walk wearily about tho panes,
trying to step through the Hat mysterious resist
ance, mi some nay uioy are found lying on their
backs, with their nimble little legs stuck still' up
into the air, and nil their trouble? p:ist.
I wonder whether the human bookworm ever
guesses tho lesson set by Ins Industrious insect
uamesBKe. l tie nine animal which devours
the wisdom of the past, labors with a purpose ; it
does not alwnys tvinaln n worm, hut alter lu
course of learning, goes forth a winged ercuturo,
escaping from the bondage of the bookshelf to
it iui a buoyant active lite. Hooks may bo good
diet for a while 1 have heard of one grub which
ate Its way srraiglrt through twenty-seven folio
volumes, indexes and all but no man should
let bis whole life pass nway in their unproduc
tive consumption. Sumo men are so stalled with
learning that lliey seem hardly able to swalloiy,
much less digest what they have devoured, but
go into society with their mouths still full of
quotations.
divo mo a scholar who shows his readiness by
the strength of his sense, and not by the display
of his iniinasticttted food. There ure literary glut
tons who only think what fresh book they can roud,
Instead of reading In order to think with fresh
vnergy. Great readers are by no means likely to
bo wise, any more than great en'cts are to bo
strong. There is an intellectual dyspepsia
brought on by an excess of rich mental faro, just
as there is physical dys(psiu from too nmny
sweet and mvory dishes. I.carn a lesson from
tho ronl bookworm, Mr. 1'hiiosophcr, and when
you Imve bored through your volumes, take a
turn In tho air along with the other Hies of
creation.
Upldcrs miift recognize our nwwis as a favorite
home of insects, since they spin on in spito of
brooms nnd destruction. A spider proves tho
presence of a lively insect population, just us an
attorney docs that of a litigious ono, and though
tho spider lie swept down from tho pluinest cor
ners, yet sho will set her net behind tho book
case, over the cornice., anywhere out of sight.
This shows that insects may be expected in the
most unlikely nooks in your room. Their enemy,
baljlod bv the repeated destruction of her appa
ratus, bhnllles off at lost behind some projection
which preserves her from daily disturbance, and
spreads her sticky net in confidence. Sho knows
more ubont the population of your study than Its
owner. Whllo you maybe labor for the oiillght
enment und fair dealing of your age, the spirit
of cruel slratcgcm broods over your head.
There you sit a"t your dosk with your pen and
your plans, simmering with philanthropy, and
appealing to tho bcnelicont influences of life.
Meanwhile, Mother JNature, in tho shapo of a
sly pot-bellied spider, squats amid your schemes,
intent ou deception and murder. Da not say
how llttlo we can do; do not complain of tho
small halo of Inllticnco which surrounds tho
strongest of us; do not look with a sigh ou all
facts which do not seem to you good. Thera cou
bo no life wiihout death. There is much inevit
able right which rings us with sharp pain. The
pleanintness of wisdom is not felt altogether by
the eye, tho tongue, the car, and the skin. Do
not expect goodness to be agreeable ut all. Nattiro
is cruel, like the spidtr. She knows no twingo,
no pity. For some mistakes, Providence will
grind you to powder.
Natural sense tells vou not to spill lucifer
matches ubout; defy that warning, and possibly
nature will Iry your woxen bubo in his cradle;
iiy, and while ho wails away his littlo scrap of
scorched lile, uud John is galloping iu the middle
of the turnpike road to tcteh the doctor, nature
nuts a lusty little bird to sing his song upon the
brunch outsidy of tho window, and pours down
her May sunshine upon the joyous rookery.
There season your philosophy with a litttle
spider's lemon, uud while you strive against
wrong, learn1 from nature's way to correct your
purblind notions of It. There is much good dono
by what some call evil. We who seek ubsoluto
truth, havo no business to decide other people
ullairs lrouiour view of u fact. The wind which
dries the com, exercises the trees, and sweeps
the uir of iiestilencc from a crowded city, cracks
the (.areless sailor's ship upon a rock. So in iny
a strong fact und wholesome thought which
freshens the stagnant, and stimulates the grow
ing miud into higher, truer life, crushes tho
feeble soul, and uproots tho comfortable credu
lity ot the weak. You may depend upon It, that
the insects which find a home in tho study of a
philosopher, might teuch him quite as much us
his books do. Only, you see, books think for
you, anu tdeso Kinull sages expect you to think
lor yourscu wuicu is uuiu.
(AIIHIN.
Lady Duff-Gordon writes in a r eccntly f lib
lltliiu book or travels :
I forgot, In describing my journey, the roal
lousing t euro nomcmairj at Kersto river, "Kii 'n
ttucnr, goon cieuiuro, the landlady said ; and,
oh, such a "noble savace I" wiih a . oimn i,.,i.
kerchief tabled tight like a cravat and tied round
hit man wnu a now iieuinii, uud the short curly
i' in uti. uiiuujL- it loosen iiKe a
royal diadem ou her solemn brow : she m..
like Juno, with a huge tub full to the brim, ami
uoioiog several paitsiuis, on her head, and
puiiuu in ciicti hum!, bringing water for the
sliibles Iioiii the river, across a birir.. H..I.I ti,
Is nothing like a ( allie lor ptiwerand grant ; and
me lace, moiigii my Atric:.i, has u surt of
grunueur wmcii makes it utterly unlike that of
the negro. That woman's bust and waist were
beaut) itself. The Callris are also very clean
and very clever ss servants, I h.nr, learning
' . ., ,n ii wonoci .in y snort tune. M hen
tiny have n.ud money enough to buv ra'tle in
Kailimia, Ml they go, i ast aside civilization aud
iioiiiis, in u tnii, nic in naked luxury.
She Mtvs of her driver :
Vou would have been so delighted with the
coiiniry unu Me queer tnru out the wild little
uoisi s, an. i int. pome and Oelicatclv-cleau kUn
.v ... ...(,. i. r.i- 1 ipi l'u Ol IIS SMItcl'in-'S
in in -louses, wiieu ne slept in a Dutch farm,
were puthelic, ctid ever since he sleep in his
can, w tu toe utile In y, and they bailie in the
i.einesi iivei, unu eat mur lawiui loo.l uud driuk
their water out of doors. They declined beer or
meat which hud been unlawfully killed. Iu
Capetown nil meat is killed by Maine, and has
, over it, unu tuev will
cut no other.
I was otkred a fowl at a farm, but Clioslulluli
thought it " too inn. U money for missus," aud
only accepted some eggs. He wus gratilied at
my recognizing the propriety of his saying
ttillluh" over tiny uniinat ki'led lor fowd. Some
um.k bier, and drink a good deal, but Chuslulluh
thought it " very wrong lor Malay people, and
noon i "i un-iiau people, to be ilrunk
beiistics : little wine or heir good tur C'hiisliuiis
but not too plenty much." I guvc him ten snil
lings lor himself, at which he was enchanted, and
again begged me to write to his master for him
wlitu 1 Hunted to leave t'aledon, and to be sure
to say, " Mind svud hunie coachmuu."
Tl'.LKOIIAflllO C'OMMI NICAIIUK W ITH WaH
isoion Tkhhitouy. On the "th Instant, tele
graphic communication was established with
Olyiupia, tho capital of Washington Territory.
Governor Pickens sent the following congratula
tory despatch to the President: "Washington
Tvnitory this day sends her first telegraphic des
patch, gieeting yourself, Washington city, aud
the wholo L'nitcd States, with our sincere prayer
to Almighty God that ilia richest blestfiu,
spiritual and temporal, may rest upon and pur
petuttto the whole of our beloved country; that
11 is omnipresent power may blew her, uud de
fend the President of tho United States, our
brave army mid navy, our Congress, ami every
department of the national government forever.
Iu bebU of Washington. Territory."
DAILY EVKN1KG TELKGRAFII. FII1LADELFITIA,
GEE AT METAFHYBICAL UWOVLRY
I Oil 1) I A KNKHS,
NOIMI'S IN TIIK ln:AD,
DlfsCIIAllfil S H10M TIIK EAR,
-"iNis C'AT.MilUI,
NEUIIAI.GIA,
RHEUMATISM,
AtriIMA,
"V KCItOKUI.A,
IIUONCIIIAL Al'FKCTIONN,
THROAT DIl'Ht'ULTIKS,
liisraseilKiFS.I.iMsor Ur, f iv.ptp.la, KhUirKniauil 0f
tlic l.lver, ti,e..., f u. Klilney., (s..tlmiu,ii,
llrsvel, I'IIoh, Innnnlly, f In, l'rljn,
Itiohof llloi d io the Hi;n,l,
CONHUM I'TION,
Willi oil ami svery lllif wl.lrh li,r, ,i . hinasn b.,.ly,
cured cfTictuslly by
IItM. I. J. IIIIOWIS'H
IIETAPHTSIOAL DISCOVERY.
TRICK
OJf K'ES -No. 410 AHCff Htwt, 1'hila.lnlptila,
No. Hi IIONII Hirret, New VorS, aud at
ho. 18 1'E.MIlKliTlJN B.uro, Rostun.
V" hnrlnp with Instruments.
No lil.m ihK in Ihe ears.
N.i ni, Hint up the ni.itrlUnr lntr.lii, lag wires.
pnurini.' iinilleaiea diiwa the Uiroal.
Hie MM A Pin MICA I. DISCOVKItV will rcaMi ryerr
p.a Unit .Iiiik" an.l liiNtriiiiiuiits willreu.h, anj thou.
S.imlB tit places hetLtcH.
Trnih Is uilKhty and must prevail ; error Is itannur
u ithil. uLli cunauMUtiiily uiuil ao'iacr or laler liuk
lulo OOjIvIIIII.
In nil ihe imlversd tl ore Is notlilni; an eoinpletolr swal
loxeil up in op r..r as Hie laela, ..ree, uu.l m..ilva e..n-iiei-lcd
Milli tho plijslcal i.aJ luealal coiisiitutlunoi tho
tuce.
'I Ms sad .lata of thlncs l tho result of lunoranco ami
hi, nilin-ss n l he pan ol Ihoso wli ir. f s to aUiiilinsler
health una lile K, tlic peoile. wlule in luol, thu nia'o liv
Isinire Iji.U fleiii die sisleiu allot elliur. All I'liyaiea MnJ
II elreslslinee In nil tuflij sk, anil cuu uever hu uiulor
Stoe.l apalt I'ri.Di the same.
rl hire ure men who tnsko a linlne,nf Iroatitur seser
He i.ish-i.s. 'ihey prepare lintriiinents.loo b.irhaioua
l. thick ol, Willi wa.lrli Io esperlmeiit on p(r alllv vie.
Ulna, who have ulirnvlh, liellhor ploaleally nor lutllt.illv.
Io liliileri-O mm li Ht'ftllt ih 'lhtl'l r.rj, rtniftili.
Ile who (realist ihe luiinan h dy alnvs is'ak nr It as
a mistily wli.He.anil tho mini unist Ilea knave or fool who
Wnnlil allonipl n. divine tho avstom Into sections, and
Iron! any rilefe specUleally, Ind" pen. lent of llio i.arta or
mlshty wliola towlilchllicyljoloim. Allsncli praetl Ion
erslrual v 1 1 m is, Inn hnuw nothiiiK ol iho cacsk what
ever. Thus iho nil la nnthniK leu II,, in a vail h,,i,Hal.
'J lie iilutinlia; condltlnn ot ihu pecp'e phyaicallv, oMpn
clallj Hie vciint, who ureold with ulsenaeh, 'tore Ihey hex'n
10 laid into Ilia, t.'Sell.'T with our ad oxiierience In liavhig
been her, need el dear Irleiua, who Imvo poa. d lulu
tuilllm.y aruvei by bclniropenited on.
'1 hese circumstances, v. Ith many ottiers which mliflit lie
menu., ned. are an IrrOMstilile silmuliia to the paoplo lo
diiiwiRd oi every man who has Ihe II hi anil himllli ,,i ihein.
soh o ami their loved oiick In Ills hamls.and la coullomOly
aiiininisleilnK inoilleinea which Hie patient lainitallowe I to
Know the Hume or nature ol, I say 11 rider Hicse eiic'iiniNtancea
11 le f eo, Ic liu e a rlnlil to demand of every suoli nhvaieian
to IuihIhIi llieui nlltl A t-hait ol Jtla ehjiraxter fhl ih..
niny know tils qtiaiilleatlons,,to., Ae. ; Indeed evorv phyai
dau should lie comH'l;.il to havo II htuiK up in hit ollleo
ut nil hours. It Ii only Ihroouh tills channel ihst ttie
pablle can have any snloly or miaranteo lor w hat is most
dear to If-lile ami health ; nlhcrivlsu lile miiv lie In the
I, nnils oi a man moru untuned for a blacksmith than u
pi 7-lciioi.
In tl Is w ay Inlioront iiiiallfleatl.ini, which aro Imllspen
snblc iu a physiclnn. are suro to tie dutee'ed and ejiliiblied.
Were i his mil Mirsuliy done, thousands would l-ave tluMiro
leslon which nature never nuailMod liieni lor. If nature
'lunllllea not there can bu no satiable iinahMcatlon, a", In
order lod.liet the first cause of dl.ea,u, a re iulHlleanJ
ln,llneiiel,ly iincaary io Inherit Casualty. Metuphy-
leal rower ami tloiistruetlvenosa mast also be Inherited
by all who would be iiiccesslul In llndhu,' an antidote
capable ol doslmylue. the cause of Uiaease. There Is no
channel 1,7 which the cauaes call he reached with certainty
butlheouel have deseiititd.
therefore 1 aj with ooiilldencc to the world, thtt It Is
throuch Inherllhii; these rare eon.hinath,iM ot character
thai I have been enabled to delect the first cauao of disease.
'I lie cause It not, aa n.any ti.piom U t , be. 11 .lueaie, 1 H
an luililti'd law between scuil and uoily. which, Ihu Ap. st 0
Paul tills in., in nlwava wurrluir usaiuit oaeh oilier, i'lits
law sends lotlh stoiiiKea. these stoppiuos pro'lncedisease
In diversified Inrius, ai.0 if dlsoase Is expoilineiited 011 or
laiopend with it noes 11 firmer srlp ol the constitution
and luultlp.H's In other ftrnis and olhor localities of the
ysteni, Ihusdel troy lug- the w hole machinery of tho linaiaa
body.
ItcmemtsT, Iho Stomach and the Liver have noilrlna to
dnwilhilio cause of Hie disease. Tho treating ol these
oryana.lor the muse, has teat laillloui to an untimely
SI'S v e.
Willi conndrnre f say to the world that my Metaphysi
cal Dllcoverv Is tho only remedy ever ollcrei! to the world
which will thoronuhly annihilate ihe roo of disease. Tho
tliscovery ciislsts ot three distinct preparations ; one for
the scalp, one f, r tin-eyes, mid one lor the earn. These work
In conuitiellon, and strike at the root of all dlscts-c.
Wheal sai all, 1 mean evory disease that ever infested
the liumuu body.
A IADY IN TUB LAST STAlll
(Till- II
' H'' CONSf.MI'TIO.V
Fisim tli.t Itostou Journal.
.Ii l.l J7. lull. I, Mrs. Nancy KI01111, of No. s:, Warren
Ireel, 'Iwrlesti.wn, doeeitifv that I ha 10 been alllicted
lor tea enr. My ilidit side was so paralv.ed th u I
could not he on It. lliirlns that time J sullered from cu
tarili, si re Ihiout; would ciiirIi from one to tiva hours at
a tune; was very neivous; seldom could sleep at uiitht.
I bad a llini; tcer two years since, wlih'li reduced me 10 a
skeleton. 1 bad all ihe medical ad lee and medicines
more could purine, but all to no purpose. was last
slnklru in the last stare of consumption. 1 was confined
to bed when Ills. II. li. Ileum s Metuphyalcal l)icovrv
was sent in. II was applied accor.lius to dittcooii.
lelt no bitter, but 1111 her worse lor some time
My IrUnds wanted inn to sivo up, say Ins II would kill
the; tl al 1 was tco fur ym.e and too ise ik to try aiiylhinir
mote. Hut my mother said 1 would die if 1 did not dud
rellel In the liiicnter.v ; aud as It was thu last libit to cure
me she would couilnue It. Wo ooa found that it was the
circulation which win rnshlmi lino mv avsleui which was
lakini: elicet. As I lie circulation kepi Incjeaslnu iny d's
eaae beLBli lo break tin. Itwai six weeka after I b -uan
io apply the medielnu bel'oio I could ualher ilrenatn lo nn
Into llosion lo see lr M U. Ilrown. and linn I na.l 1,1
have belli, 'ihe. ee.m.l tune 1 veuliiicd 1 went without
help, at d Hie third time found my w av uiihout any dir.
tlciilty. I hctiiui the 11. e ,4' the Metaphysical lllacovary ut
Hat .and Die result Is ou Ibis Jitn of .Inly, mat health and
airmail! Is fust roturiiius to mj eiuuciiiled Irauie
ily paiu'yed side is resiored lo vliior ; lean cow rest
well on It. ny catiuih Is none. My cuiich, my nervo i
liess. and sere throat are vone. I sleep well. Allinvlr
lesiilaritlis have ol-appcrcd, audi must aikiiowledi;e
l'"i' t- '" '"""'"''O'V'l '"d. I was dln cled to Ihe use of
AliS M.ll llrowus Melai.hjslc.il luseoveiv, and bv It
taken ll., in lha mouth ol ihe ur.ivo and restored to mv
lati.lly and Iru 1 know m diseases aru koiio and a
reucral elrciilal lisa taken place hut expect ll will take
lime lomaui mv I at ilrah and aireinjiii.
hK.VAhKAIil E I I til. OK llKAKNKHS OtT Trt'KVrv
VKAltH' SIAwlllNii. M'1
I.John A Newiomh.ol 011111.. v, do certify Unit r hare
l on nilaely deal In n y left ear for I" only years, and for
ll.e nasi alx jeurs my ris-hl ear has been so deaf that I
could not bear cinveiaiiti n or public apeiakuiii ol any
kind. I coulu not hear Hie church Ih-IIm linu lute I was
...... .. ... .,.,,. . , ,, ,,, ,.,. uonoie.i tor a i-
Iwr ol .tears Willi a vi ry sore throat, o llial I was ojliaed
lo a I'1 e op HI n't H III cbiel.,lor I had lost mi volcu I
bad irest iroi.be In my bead, ion line n..ls., almost to I
eian e.a. tit bead lelt nuuili and stupid, and was a
socr t consiaiil Ooi Ins lo ud,. I
I tiled evi ry Mindly that eould be t'loilcht o! 1 went to
iinnsis , bin as tin t wauled lo uae liislniiu'ala I would i
bote i ,,ll, lew to do wlih tl.ein, About ,, no m nun sin, ,.
el, tallied M'a. M. ll lir.iw li s Alelapln.le . I Discovert and I
Us. l II I.e. old lit to ll,e clreeliol s oil ! e I, niUa And Ihu I
result Is II ,il Hie lo nilio-ol l I, ear, I, perfeelly restored i
solliMll.Ml I raawedas acvmiili. I be le'eat tr.uil, e '
111 mi lend la enli.-ilyj., tie. ajt I end leels lirrleellv I'Jsi .
1,1,0 nl MM .tit ihri.nl, ttli, ill was so diseases I. enhr.-lv '
ei.ied.ai o I loite ie oteiedniy - ol, ,. u,;,iln. 1 would ,,t
lull'. , lie llieusiiiid do hns lor (he I euclll I have r.-eeited
in 11,,' n.o ol Mr., lliottn s Melnphtaii ul i.isvc''v. '
I
III MAIH- AM P rrilF OF MS .IIAIli.Ks utmr tme
I I'.l T.
. .. .. .vn... . k i r.n, A.t l I.U.s s l.l I V l l. .
I'i.ii .m.i I c ii i a , Sen
.lel'ei sol. snu-t ( l,e, r
tl. no. I. v. II. ii . eel tilt I
luber 7. l-i'tl.l, Henry M srvllle.
Mi . I'.l iii ohonlt a en l t aril l, i le .
ai n.y ...ii j..sl,.i t..i .,u.,n i,.,Br
is-, tt lile'i 1. 11 I i... is ol,
hi il cuairl, i.n the l re
...... ,,. i i,,.,,a.,., uef.r
.fii-d It,. ,.rr,, bic.iine niu'e lareo i.od iiima'iirul
coven d tt nh s. n .. I i e i.iilnws ban lo l,e . leiliat ll d inn i
the i,n,ht, so siitninted t. . re liie.t ttilb tie" oi. air a ii
nould he I,,.,,,,,.-,!,!,. I .erihe Ibe ID t ill 1 .11 o his etes.
Alt li.inl't pl ysi. nn sunt he tion d to hlmd. Ilia Intellect
ai.o bfeaiue Imnaired, ten .e enrol mil to l,e, i ,,iuy
W illi cl.UCiva. lie lock no notice ol am thins alumni 1
None hut Ihe pnreld e,,ii 1.11 what our hUllerilU's Wtlo lo
look on our i Lil.l in bi condition.
.Most prot Identialh , ni.out one voar ago, I saw J!r
.M.i.. iliowa s ".Me'cidiyaual lilaeovcrt" adverl,ej Iu
the .i..c. I went to ll.e Olln e, 4M Arch alreel, and
pioenred ihe liiedl. Inc. M ut ile a.p I. d It lultldully ami
Pels, to: iuKlv. 'II, ,. n:.d:clne uo'kej sloi.lv at lie
In .Ullitlif, but stdiw n tersetefed, und the result la that
Our si, n is entirely cured ol Ills diseases. Ills latellEC
.seems to l.llte attakelled out of Ihe sleep of d'-iltll He Is
I olisl.lcred l.ott a bllulit ami lllti llluont l...w 'I I. n.u
cl.aiia-a lloio iils.-ara batr ei.liiely . e...,.,!, and hi, vara
brtte bec-.ll.e snnlll and llutliral. Ilia eve nr.. el. .... ,.,,.1
stioiiK. st.t tt He und mia.-lf are tt. it satlsimd ttih tie
(.reat cute pfiloriued on one child by l r. M . ii. tr.,tvn
M.laplij si. ai Ids. oti rj ,alld most heal lily commend it t
all who nuler.
Mia. M. tl. Iltottn'a f'.-l.-tr,,!,,! n,...r iii,.i. ...c, .... .
i.j.ei.ff.1 pel n.j;ue, auuu size Ju tenia
tor, $.1 pet bottle.
va p llenov,!-
A Itl MAItliAHl K CVV.K Of ULlSliNf Ss.
( i-i.,,.A,- W ..'ul.t -i I, Is., . -M,,. m. (i. nr,,n
...... mi .Ui,,,, . 'i ,',ni ueeil . line Ol, I ll l tilt llu it ...
seten ti-ais. I Inive been to a.Ve'.tl do.l.oa u t
lor
ard c,,u. d restore lay ..icali ht, but Ihey never done .....
i.ny,eod. 1 apetit laiuesmns oi iiwncv In trntelmato
ttl.e.e I .mid H ero tie,., .1... I... . s. s.. ; l.l V. ..... ':"?."
but none oi tl.eni , ocbl do me anv ton. I. I rl i. ...'.I
e h.-peless, emu (old lit a tri. iiil toll COllId leliete lile
lit by a Irleii.t and pi.., need lour "Mt-m ulna... ,.l lo.l
cot I It ," anal 111 It. t'lltt-lotii' l,i,i, aft -i- ll,.. tl..i..u..
luent, I could see nunc disl.iu.ili . i ., i . u tl. - .,i ... , '. ..
Ill) debt el Min e.
1 uuulll JtoUrs, truly,
JOHN I1KI.F.V.
Th) tVetesud I'or lilclsri'a Ey Water. SI: imall
ske, u n:s.
Ke. 410 Alt! ll street.
Scalp JceiMvaior,!.
.M- a 1-; M Xo. Ug 4m. ij atrW)i,
JrVlTliI HTA.TEH
8IX PEE CENT. LOAN OF 1801,
I'OK hat.i:,
In amtunis and aUr a to mil purchateni, at lowest rn vket
r ut f.
nONDrs Itl:.nv FOR DEL1VF.RY.
n. which it t co.,
No 14 . Tiiiitn S'lanur,
Opposite tha Kxcbaiu'o.
sel? tOcl
JkOIlTH
t l.IJMl CUUKK
GOLD AND 6ILVER
1ININ C()3I1ANY,
OILnNC0rNTy,C(I.0RAD0TERItIT0IvV.
TriiHteesi
Hon. JOHN A. DIX,
Hon. KDWARDS riKRRF.PONT,
JOSF.ni FRANCIS, Ksiy.,
T. D. HUNT! NO, Ksu.,
A. 0. DODFISII, Es., Colortiilo.
Ircst.Itoiiti
Hok. JOHN A. DIX.
Tisjsam reri
J0KF.ril FRANCIM, Kso.
Ooiiliasasl I
CllAllU'.S 1'. 11I.AKI',, Ksq.
The property of Una company oonslsts of MS2"a; foot on
Uie "tiround Hok," "tlreacry Ho 1," "Hlauuina,'' ni;on.
cord," aud othtr celebrated developed Uold-beaf ing Ixxlos
In the ailiilni; district of Colorado.
AImi, the lleodcrsfoi Mill, now running, and In excellent
order.
Capital Stock $1,000,000.
Whole Kunibcr Sharea 100,000. Par, $10.
A larse prTHon of thn nt.ick Tiri tlremlj' born uhn hy
rrlvmo antttii riptlnn. Kf-f-kn arc imvr .ipcn at tiie ufllcfl ni
ho couipnr-y, m No. w htver utrent, Npw Y rt, where a
lliultt'd nutiilK-r ot ihwrnn t an I iili.erlhed U t at par, br
aim. -tin,: u ttio rn'ii-nr r of the Com pun JT Iwtweaa tli'y
tiotirN of In A.M. mdj I. ,.
'))) of the l'rovpictue uiaj be ootatuod at the affc o
the Com Pny. aiilH im
1 U K N 8 COT TAG E.
J ll.i
In ever poiiirlnr. roiv. and wall-knriwn nlartsof
vtfi(''rnn TiHiiaiinn. ai iiki h. k. ooi iwr oi m.mii tttin
MlNitlt Kin ttn, la rfoliiK a moKt tlirlvliichnnUKM, uoUur
tho aunplct'i and Irnniftllate iiiervli'iii of
AI)MIHAI, JAMES NKLHON,
ritoi-ltllT.lH.
Tho Admiral Rpar' n ither tlrao, money, nor attention
to auj'pl; hli put nns Hlth tha t-holcott WimnaTid LiuuorR,
ami tiiH!r)or Hcotch mid Stock Ale on draught, which
ciiinot he (quailed lo I'MiadelWi.a.
Let every nan who bnet hla rountry and in fond of
fiotd drink, fle Iho AtiM.irala caU. au iO-liii
lLOURISHINO 110Ti;i,S. AMONGST 1'IIK
.1 iuhlu' hfiiipf-t (n mid around rhtludi lphla. there aro
liuliO to Itiimifi tin- rp.w "TON riNK," In HKVKN I'll
htnot, ahovc CHK-NtT; or. Ihe old and well known
'HOI OirH" Hoif), iii 11,0 corner ot NtCKCOWN l,an
at.d TOWNHlllI J.INK K-tad. Mr. t.KOKUJS W. KOHL
1n rn.prli'tor c t both, whlni li indeed anunici.-nt RiiaranttM
for Un tr eiitlru muc.hh. The very hftti oi every tnloK eat
tihle i nd hlh't'le will hu found at each place, and.tiotwlih
Muiulli tt the timet are out o ji.lnt, the term- will he quite
low, A pic mint Lumh tvery day, from 11 to 12 o clock.
auO-lio
"iiourraU's AiTiTvAiu.T.s, r. k. coknkr
J 1 'IHIKH ntd CHKMNI'T Hireclfl,
L'M'EK I'NITKK HI a I K8 TICLKOItAl'il OFFICE.
I-KNIHTaN S OLD KI'ANl).
TUB COOIEST AM) tfKST ALES IV T1IR f"lTY.
OLD MM.MHKH, W INK, 411 NH, VIIHKiri,
CAI IIOHNU ANI CaTAWMA WINKH
AMr 1.KAN1HI',1 NOLIKM.IIIIHH,
BOOH H, A M AMKItlCAN ALL 6
AN1 KtHWN HTOUT.
Thli crlt hrnted old Mind hiivlnir heen renovated and
thoroughly re tit led, with one ot the flnent Mockn of Alen
and iholco L'(iior In the city, the proprietor inviten tho
puh In to give him a tnli, coutldent uh he la of their ap
proval. auW-liu
WEIGHT & SIDDALL
No. 1ID T'.irket Streot
ItK'I WKI'.N Flf.lNT AKI) Sl'.COND STHKE'IS.
C. V.'. Willi. HT. -' K. U. HlultAIJ..
UKUOOIST S.TlI Y S I C I A N S,
AMI
( l K S V It A 1. ! Tt lit I'.K BF.PRBS,'
Can find at otiresi; tdlHlmient a I'nll asttortmcntof Imported
aud lloitienllc llru.a, l'ooiilar Patent Medicines, I'alnla,
Coiil (111, Window lllasa, Proscription Vials, arc, at us low
juices us Ketuilue ttrat-clusa Koods oan be aold.
F.NK K48KNTIAL 01 1.S
For Conlccttonera, in full variety, and of the beat 'iimllty.
Cnel.lnciil Heti iul Itiil vo, Madder, I'ot Ash, f.'uilhcar,
Roda Ash, Alum, in ot Vitriol, Annatto, Copperas, P.xtract
of Louwood, ., Fult l' Kits' use, uhvajs on Inn. I, ut
lowest net cash prices.
I'lUK KI'ICI'N FOlt FAMILY L'HK,
(iroiind e.reaslT lor our Bales, and to which wo Invito
the aMtiitlon of those 'n want of l elltihle articles.
Also, JMlK.o, UTAH VII, MUNTAlil), ic, of extra
Orders l.y mail, or city poit, will mtot with jiromptat
tiiuloii.or special intiiiion will bo furnished when re
tucstcd. VVRlOHT & RTDDAIjTj,
Wholesale Urun Warehouse,
Jall-ly So. ll:i MAltKF.T Btreet.aoove Frout.
WK ALT1I, HEALTH, AND
BtAtTr.
If totalis admlrlnaevest
irtocausi liivldtous slahs;
if to he a liliHtnilna flower,
Fadlt g, ds li.g Id ud hotirBBauTT I
I' to have a host of friends;
If for vice o nua amends ;
If with imh-tiorn htiaid to wed ;
11 a marble atona when deadWnaLm I
If lo live threescore and ten,
riahlliu .1 e as lone: aaalng
If io Hi e a uie of peace;
If to die a id o to freaae nKALTIlt
If you wish a life of pleasures;
Uynu value this world's ireaaurai;
If ever) coluloit you would see.
Take ui aovice, and wish alt ihres.
Tien. Iin.ti.it Health, Wealth. and llnauty,
You II l.e prepared for every duty.
By a careful pirusal ..t Dr. WIl.l.MM YOlTNd'fl Near
IWk, 'IHK M.Mtl'l m;K (H IKIv, which should bo road
b everyone bold bi It.sikaeMera genesatty, and at tho
1 oetor a ctl.te, ku . li, BI'HUC'B tsTllltlil'i price
cenis. aui-tt
KLAf- I'lO STITCH
KW1N, MACHINE B,
111 It UK NT IS USK.
; No. r.M i'HEHNUT Htrw.
rAMl:i) -lo FELL OB EXCHANGE,
T KUItHle New not Machine,
'Jtieiimw a. liaker bewing Mat hlne,
The Hinder do,
And all the pilncipal BewUif Slacliluo. AU lurulihed
from their principal ofMecs.
Also, all kinds ol Hoeoud-Hand Machine, tor Hale sad
Ii.palitHl ai Uie new uili.e ol'
LKAYK.NS A FAri.KNRH.
Iso. ItaJ N. KltillTII Stout,
tdvfit IM1I Vao will. Wli...ur jm I 1
I tdlet taught to operale. jell im
frttl! COTTAOH OltaANS,
Not only t!ECrl.I.KO but USF.I.H AIXF.I) In purify
Ot Tone and Power. ltes.,uietl eBj.eciauy for Otitlrchea au.l
tsd.ooia, but f nnd Iu be e.tially well adapted to Uie Pallor
aud l.rawiua Itooiu. oi saieonl hy
Hi. M. Bltnt'R,
K. la V. SH ENlll Hlnet.
AUts, a coniytlcle o.ssoi'luitut tt the Perfect Melodeoit
constantly on hand. atil'i-Jni
Ko. 47 S. THUD ETEIIT,
AMOVE C'llKS.NET.PIllLADLLFlltA.
1 AIIY & JiltOTlIICIf,
House, tigD, and Oruameutai Painters.
(li slnlng, (ItainK, illdiu on Glass, Kalsoiuhituf , I'apcr
Varrislihig, c. asW-lf
rATLNTED JULY 19, lKfil. J O S K P H
MOII If, F.leve de Parla, Fn-nelt Nleata D.veliuj
and hcourliiK on any kind of weaiitiK apparel, lor Lsdiee,
tlenis, aad hildren. Patent apparatus tor stienlt'iui
l.al.ta A. .. nti lo Kvi in.'lial V.. T.A Uli'K. H I r..u.
JirwaaU o.WW.ilra btiit,i'l:ldclWd u" .isi J
TUESDAY, SKrTKMBER 13,
rVllH ARTIFICIAL HAND.
JL It A. (IM.IiRA,
TnvrritoT and Manufaeiurerof thai
A H r I F I I' 1 A L i k M
Approved and adoptaat
RUSOBOH.OF.NF.RAL Or 1 MR UNITED TATR,
for Hnldlers,
Bl perrnanentlT loeateit his o nice and Factory at FTo. tUJ
H. Flit 11 1 11 Htreat, sla doors below Hprueo, Phllada.
leWI-lhB
rmi.ADKM'iUA RUKOKONS'
HA NliA'lK IKstTITUTF., No. 14 Nortn
NINTH HUM't. alinve Market. HtKitnre,
radlrally cured by 11. f . KVKKIirT M Premium Patent
Oradnaltrur Pressare Tniaa. Httrerlor Kiaallo Belta,
F.laatlc Hlicatr.as. Hnlsporlora, HrMiuldar flraees, ftaapoo
toiiea. t Vutchea, Ae.
J.adles attended by Vn. B. B. KVKRKTT. mylVly
s
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The only sure and sate remedy for Honorrh-eA. fllcel
rttrlclme, Ac. Cures in ail cases in from two to ii
uttye.
Price li Male er Female - sent bv mall.
in orr CO., Sole Anenti.
HA M AHn A N H Ct'llB.
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THE (illl-'.AT SPK.l ti ll! FOlt fsRCHKT DISKASKS
rs n.lTial WcalncsR. I looorr ... a. t . ret . .
Kaeh box contains '2tl Pilla, and will cine in from two to
St llll s. Price
ll Is also certain to restore tone and power to those who
are ot ouiinieo Dy eatesa or anv oilier cause, an.l will
r.t..re all lo full iliror of jonth. when ihe Piha are used
without the Injection. In these cases, one I'll 1 three luues
(to in iy mall.)
C. THICK HflSK, Proprietor,
C. l'HIl K hour., Proprietor,
('. PKll'F. Id INK, Hroprleu.r,
I'. PHUT. HOMK, Proprit'lor,
C. PHICK It lSK, Proprietor,
11,. I tfi.vi post ottlco.
II. .a '.'li.W Post Ottlco.
It. .a 'isMi Post Ultice,
Pox vi ;.c Post (mice.
link 'iss'a'. Post (mice.
HYOTT Av CO.,
HYUTr A CO.,
HYOTT ft CO.
JiYO'lT A: CO.,
DYOI'T A CO.,
NO. Ml! N. SK'imil Ml reel.
Hole Agents,
Sole AKints,
Hole Acrnta,
Hole Atlents,
Hole Acnts,
No. tl N. HF.t'OMl street.
No. 'a. N. HKCONII Htreet.
No,'. N. HKCONI) MtreeU
No. i.ii . SrX'O.M) Street.
Be tore and a nr
SAMARITAN'S (TRR.
HAMAKITA VN Ct'HK.
8AMAH11 AN H Ct'ltM.
HAMAHITaN S CtfHK.
HAMAItl l AN H ( t.'HK.
NAMAIll'l AN H ( I'HK.
8v MAItlTAN H CCIIK.
8AMAKI TAN 8 (TUIK.
8AMAKI1 AN B CCKK,.
HAM alllTAN H CCHK.
stAMAJd'l'AN'8 Ct'HK.
HAMAHITAN 8 (T'ltK.
hamakiian h ciihi:,
HAMAKl'l AS'M CT'HK.
hamauitan s cchh.
HAMAIT I AN H (T'ltK.
HAMAItll AN'8 CCKK.
SAMAItlTAN'H Ct'HK.
HAMAKl'l AN H CI'HK.
HAMAItll AN 8 CCHK.
HTHUI' HF. Rlt'OHD, HlltIT' HF. Ilinoitn.
HI HI P HI. HICOHIl. HVHI'P l)K. HICollll.
HI H IT' HK IllCOItU HI HUP UK ItlCUItll.
HI HI P I.K HICOHIl. HYHCP UK HICOHIl.
HVHI P Hli blC(Htl). HYHCP UK KICOHH.
Hi HIT1 HK ltlt'i HI). HYHCP 1K lllCOItl).
HYIil'P UK BIl'OHO.
HYHCP UK HI "Oltll.
HYHCP UK ititvitn.
BYltUP 111'. Itl.'Oltl).
Hl ltl'P liF. HICOHl).
HYHCP l)K Itll'OKO.
HYHCP HE KICOHIl.
RYltt'P HK ltU'OHl,. KYIII'I' DK HICOHl).
HI HI'P HK HICOHIl. HYItri' UK HICHIlll.
HITtl'P UK IllCliltll. HYKIIP UK HICOHl).
HI Itl'l" lit HICUHH. 8YHCP DK HICOHl).
HYHITP Iir; P.IC(lltl). SI HCP UK HICOHl).
HYKI'P HP. mcmtn. HI It CP lB ItlCOltll.
A certain cure for all lorms of Venere.il likni.iii
In the 1 int. in tin Hospitals, and tho armies throughout
a- pe nun Aiiierie.
This pnpiiratioii l.aa no enual as an eraillcntor of Oils
form ol diaeasc, and atrencthens the constitution Kcuerally.
It will cure all Korea, Hpolw. Pimples, Tetters, or any
eruptions, no mutter Hum what cuuao or how lung stand-
ma
Prkc tl per bottle.
C. PHICR nrr:. Proprietor.
('. I'llll F, ltosi;, Proprietor.
O. PHICK HOSK. Pioprletor.
C. l'HIl K HOSK, Pmitrletoi'.
C. 1TUCK ItOHK, Proprietor.
DYO'IT Sl CO.
HYOTT it CO.
HYOTT CO.
HYOTT t CO.
IlYOI T ft CO.
HYOIT ft CO.
HI'O'IT ft (JO.
Ko. 213 M, BICCONIl Hireet.
auoo-tutli sJia
Hole A.'eitta,
Hole Atlents,
Role AftculS,
Hole AKcnls.
Hole AkciiIs,
Hole A, cuts,
Hole Agent.
Sent to any address.
RAILROAD LINES.
"I)111LA1)KL1'11IA, WILMINGTON,
ANO
m. Ainii i i .ii i i ra nniiiiioAii,
CIIANliK OF IIOCH8.
On and alter MoNllAY, Anitust 1, 114,
PasaeiiBer trains leuve Philadelphia lor
Halt l u lore at 4 Hit l F.x press, Motulays exoepted),aVa A.
W., VI M., M-JUl and 10 30 P. M.
Chester at S ue, 1116 A. M., 1-30, I U, 4'30,fi OO and IPOO
s . tn.
IVlliiiitifton at 4Hn (Mondays excepted), 8'06, 11-15 A.
M.. 1 do. a'llu, 4-ao,ii-0ti, lo ;io and ll'UPP. M.
Kew Caalle atH li'i A. M. and 4 kVl P. At.
Hover at 8 It.'. A.M. and 4 M P. At.
Idlllord at Kilo A.M.
Hahsbury at N IU A. Id.
TKAINH FOlt I'HH.ADKUTIIA.
Leave HnlliQioro at b'40, lid! A. M. (Kxureas), 110,
6 Wt and 10 v.'iP.M.
YV HiitlBKtitli at 1 48, 6'45, 8 A. M., U"J4, 1, I'M, 4'00, 4'U9,
I and II lo P. M.
Salisbury al ll'M A M.
Aiuiord at V P. al.
Itoverat ft 10 A. M., antU IAP. M.
aSew Caalle al 8 .in A. M.,andli '7 P. M.
Chester at 7 46, 8'40 A. M., 1U0, !l 4.'., 4 4(1, 6 00, 7'M, 9'40
P.M.
Leave rtiiltlmore for Ballahury and intenuedlato etatioos.
At 1(1 1!.. P. M. '
Leave Ualiiinore for Dover and Intermediate stations at
1 10P M.
trains ron bai.timoi:k.
Leave On ster ut 8 40 A. It ,3110 aud 11 Is". 1 . M.
Ieavo WllmiUKlou at hi!,, A.M.. H'40 and 1140
Frelvht Trains, with Passenger Car attached, wOl rati
as follows :
Leave YVilnilniiton for Pcrryvllle aud Intermediate place,
at 7'4f P. At .
81 NHA Y H :-Only at 4 30 A. M .. lO'-IO P. M., from Ptilla
dclphia lo llallllnore.
From Philadelphia to Wilmington at 4'.'K A. M., 10'30,
aitd 11 P. kl.
From IKrltivton to Philadelphia at 1-48 A. M. and T'OO
P. M. Only at ld-Je P. M , from Itallltnorc lo Philadelphia.
I4 11 V. KKNNKY, Kupeiiuteudciit.
I)I11I.AI)I.I.,IIIA ANO MALTIMOIIK CKX
thai, haii.koad, opkn to oxfokh spuing
ahha.m.km1 vi .
On aid alter IUI DAY, April 1, 18t;4, ths trains will leave
SVS lltlloWB
I.KAYK KASTWARt). IEAVK WESTWARD.
SlA'llltSH. A.M. r M. SlAtUlSH. A.M. f. M.
OMord Iiu -'IS Philadelphia.... 8 tJ
W eatl.rove ' .7 !. Weal Cl .-ter. . . 7 4'.
A vandals 7 US 4 til W. C. .lunction,, lllm
4 IO
4 4S
fi'41
A'.'aJ
(I 14
6.17
ti-.'.l
7'W
.)
Kennell 7
4Tt Concord no:!
4 41 Chinhl's Ford,... lelt
n-iaj K im. tt Ki-aari
h 1.'. Asonttiile In VI
f.".li ll'esl drove 111 JH
Chsdil s Ford. ...7 411
Concord -Htal
W.c..iuneflon.. S'lft
I'hlhul. I.I ut !l V'J
TN eat t l.isier ll'Sl
6. In OMoitl In .al
Paasenuer Hi not 111 lTlllild.-lollla has been ehuneett lr.
Kllihlt eitlli mid Markat slteela. lo ITflHI'l HHslT and
klAHKKT Htreels, Meat Ptilluilcipiiia. .Market Htreet
PusaeiiKer ItaiUi ay Curs convey Passengers to uud Iraau
the lup. t.
Pushi tiat rs go through w tttiotll chtlniie of cars.
j"4 IIKN'HY W.Hio, Huperlnlundent
8HIPPINQ.
-fSrf, KTKAM WKKKLY TO LIVER-
aiaaiaaafaaaassapot.l, tonehlllR 111 l.tlleeustewn, Cork llarltor.
1 1,. ii. o-kiiown sieaiucrs ol the l.lveipooi, New York,
and Philadelphia hicuuialup Cunipuuy are lutcudod i
sail as lolloiva
1 IHMll Itii.Kiilitrilnv.Sci.lcniber HI.
CI'll OF WANIllNiiTos.Heiiirdav.Heptcniliorl7.
(T I Y Ol MA.NCIiKSTKH. Hu'iu duv,epleiiil,e.r 21.
And eierv aticcecdina Satuidai, al Uooii, lioia Pier No
44 North l(i er.
HATCH OF PASS At lit PAYAItl.K IV rill.' nruns-
1 list Cahiu ATt.lt (mi Sfeeras'C '..$mimio
First Ciihln to l.citdoti ITU mi Hteei une to 1 ontlou lls-ia)
F list l nh n to Puns., pai tin HteeruKt- to Purls 8tl'ltl
1 list Cut. into lltinihr'Klsaj'iai bieer, ne b. It.iiuhun,., 7100
Passet.ura also forwarded to Havre, llieiucu. Itot
tei.li.ui, AntMeip, A. .,t etiually low ruin,
larea Irt 111 Liverpool or Oticcuslowii First Catslti
$1.41, i;o, K'lu Hleeiaite from l.noriiool und Oueena-'
town. 7(. Thoae who w i.h lo scud lor Ihelr llleuda cau
buy tickets bare at these ratea.
Fol iuill.oi liiloiiuutloli up.lv al the Company's nfttees
JOHN (I. HAI.K, Ageial
Ho- HI WAI.M T Sued, piiila.lelpiiia.
irfm a, T0N AND rillLADELPH li
rTTl1 iTTfls M,"' '"""K !'r"' Mfh Port o
h.l i I liii.HN, item first viltarl above 1T.N K Hireet, Phila.
delph a. ai d Loi," Wharf, Host,,,,. ,,, nrl w ouf
above PINK Hue. -. on Hat,..duy,K,.,ien,ber ;.l,l. "'"lf
nh, lor 'lu's'.'' 11 S'1M.A -V "'M "'"ront I'l.tludel.
PI ll.A1.' 1. r't"m''''1', olAXON Matlbow., li'JmVo.Ua aw'
Pl.iladelphiu.ua aauie dav, at i P. M. ..o..ot,
HoJ't."n":W. "u u'i"itul steamships forma regular
line, sailing Iroiu ea. h porl pum lually on Haturdays
Friaisltia taken at fair rate.
ao'to,''U'"', '"' C'"'1" !" ccommodaoua)
Pia?-tf ''MKV WINHttlt ft CO., '
"' " Mo.:i.liA. HF.I.AWAKB Avonuo.
C.aA,T-r KOK N BW -t-OUK.-DESl'ATCII
I aiTi-"., Jiai "T"1"" ''", ta Helawaro and
lallvai li .li.-! IS"1'"??'" ''"'8 " " lo""!
. .sVw.h';ul,f.et. uia " cluck v-M- ""d
tefm. iun.',;7u',,,ih1 be U1"n OB cocommotl.tlni,
fcLLAWAJU! ATeuui'
1801.
RAILROAD LINES.
1)IIII.AHKirilIA, OKHMANTOWN, AN
NOilHlHIOWN RAII.HOAI).
TIMK TAI1I.R.
On and after MOM. AY, May Hi. IBM, until further
Botke.
FOR (IF.RMARTOWN.
leave PMladtli.l.la , 7, m.'i Hi. II, 1J A M. ; 1, 5, 1 It
8. 1. 4, A, M, , (.. 7, 8, , III. 11, Pi p. M.
Leave lleimntilnwn, , 7, 7 .Hi. ,8 W. ). 10, 11 11 A. M.
''ii'.3 :'' "'''! !,',n dimIUP. M.
"JTd..n,aiid th. :i andi', trains up, do not a to
4)n the (lermaTif. v n llraii. h.
1 IIF.sm i- 11 1 I.I, R UI.ItOAt).
an M ' '''''''' ' A-M.i K. av.S'l.J.t
I eave t'hesnlrl 11(11, 7'1n,,0 4(1, 1110 A. M - I'lO a-40
ft 4U, 8'40. 8'4U, and 1(1 40 p, M. ' ' '
TOIl ( ONHIIOIHil KI.N AND KOHIIIHTOWN
7.ave Phlhirtelpha 8,8.16, rl (a',A. M.; Ha 3 i'J ,k
li.'t. anil IP, P.M. '.-,. v
oseNorrlslown, t., 7, 7'),8 and 11 A. M.j IV, m
I I t trait, up. will atop at Wlasahlckon, Manaynuk
land Colthhoi ken only.
I (lit M A V A I tST,'.
Leave Philadelphia 11,8 M, 11 (IT, A M., lf, 3.4i AU
S. K.'.ond il l, I'. M.
I cave Manajiihk.tl'a, 7;,B'.'0, fl1,', 11', A.M., S, ft, 7.
and !t, P. M.
II. K. HMIT1I, iteneriil Onperlr tendent.
ro .11 I ..pot, NINTH and OHKKM streets.
VPHTH I'l NNPYLVANIA RAILliOAT).
J.1 For RKTHI.r.llFM. Iiori.F4r(iWV, KASI'OV
VAC4II Clll NK, IIA.I.EION, W I I.K F.HIIAKKK, and
WII.LIAMHPHIIT.
HI MMRR AltHANOEMFKT.
AHIil I KINAI, TRAINS.
On and after Hon HAY, .lone ly. 8M, Pasaentrer Trains
will li avr the New Hepot, 1 IIIKIi Htreet, alova I homp
son atreet, I biladiiphla, daily (Hundays axocptod;, as
follows
7 AM. (Kxpreaa) for Rethlehem, Allentoarii, Maaeh
( hank, Wllkrslierre. Wllllamaport.
!' I.'. A. M . (Atcorrini tlatloii) for lioylealown.
lo-16 A. M. (Atrotemtalall. nl for Fart WaahlruttoB.
8 V . M. ( A. eon utotlallon ) for liosii aeown.
3 4. P. M. (Fxprisaj for 11,1 1, lehem, Kaaton, Ac.
4 1.'. P. M . (Mail) for 1... I -p. n.
6 1.'. P. M. (Accommodation) lor llethlehem, Allentown.
and Mau h Chunk,
(t'lfi p. M. (Ac'ommodatlonl forLanadale.
11 1'. M. (Ascomtnoilftlionl for Fort Washlnittofl.
TKAINH lull PIIII.AHKL1TIIA.
Leave nettilchem at H no A M .0 :ai A. M , and AOT P. M.
iH.ylealnwn alfidl A. Al., 3 40 P. M.,and 7 P. M.
Laiisdttle at 8 A. M.
Fort WahuiTon at 11 J'. A. M. and 2 P. M.
ON HCNHAIS.
Philadelphia for Dethlehem at ! A. M.
Phllatli tphla I'r.r lloyiealown at 3 P. M.
ioyleton for I'hlladelptiia at 7 0 A. M.
Ilell.li In 111 for Phllatli Iphta at 4 P. M.
llllltnan's ltaifruce Fxtrt as w ill call lor and de'rver halt'
(r u e at U10 depot. Orders may be left at No. 113 8. TilllU)
Hireet.
Jeld EIXIS CLARK, Axeut.
VEW RAILROAD LINE NOKTII.
ll lTIII.AHF.I.ITIIA TO IlltoOKI.YS,
'1IIHOI till I N ITVK HOI 118.
FA HK J.
FXCl'HHION TTCKETH $.'!, (IOOI) FOlt THUKR HATsl.
dn and alter MON l. Y, Aim 11 at I, 1hii4, trains will leave
foot of Vl.NK Htreet, Philadelphia, every morning at 8 A .
M. (Huliiliips excepted), tliettcc by tlie Camden and At
lantic and Harltan and lielaware flay Railroads to Port
Monmouth, ami by Ihe ciimmmllnus stenmer Jeaae Iloyt,
Ui loot of Atlantic street, llrooklyn ; relurninit, leave At
lantic Hired Is, harf everyday (Hundays excepted), at 11
T ravelers fn the city of New York aro notified not to
apply for passage hy this line, the Htate of Now .raey
having prattled to Ihe ('nnitlen and Amboy monoK,ly 1)10
exclusive privilege ol eurrjitiR pussensera and freitdit be
tween the cities ol Philadelphia an.l New York. K'.i-tf
W. F. OKIFFirTH, (leneral Stiperintt nilent.
"WEST CHESTER, AND rillLADKLrUIA
1 RAILROAD. VIA MI MA.
Hi HINll AltHANOEMF.N'T.
On and after FRIDAY, April 1, lso4, the Train, wllllcare
as follows :
Leave Philadelphia, from the Hepot, corner of THIRTY
FIHHT and MAHKF.T Htreels, 8 A. M , ll'Uft A.M. ,330
P. M., c.'kj P. M.,0'4.'i P. M.
Philadelphia Depot Chaucer from F.IOIITF.KNTIT and
VAKKKT fctrceU to 1 III ll I Y-H ItST and AlAHKklT
Mrecls.
Iave West Cheater, from the Depot on F.ast MARKET
fltn et, 6'20 A. M., 7'4f. A. M.,11 A. H.,2 P. M.,4 4.'iP. M.
'Ihcenrsof llio West PlilliltU I,. hla I'aaaet.eer Hallway
rouipnii (Market street) will convey Paasengurs to and
Croni ihe Philadelphia Detot.
ON 8CNDAY8.
Lcuve Philadelphia at 8 HO A. M. and '.' in P. M.
lave West Clieater at 8 A M. and 4'dd P. M.
Tialns leavllut rhilutleiplila at 8 A. M. and 4'fJO P.M..
ard West ( healer at 7'4.'. A. M. and I 4S P. M. , connect
with trains on the Philadelphia uud Italtiiaoro Central
Jtailrofiti for Oxford aud Intermediate points.
ja4-tf lltNHV wood, Ocneral Superintendent.
-1KST JKRSKY RAILROAD LINKS.
f On and alter TUF.SDAY, Hepiemtter U, 1804 will
leave fivrst Walnut Htreet Wharf as follows
1011 CAI'K MAY.
At .1 P. M.
For Halem and Ilriiln'l.in, at !) A. M and 4 P.M.
For (ilHssboro, at ll A. M., and 3 and 4P.M.
For Woodbury, Ac. at !l A. M. and 1J M.. 3 and 4 P. M.
l or (iloucealer. Ac, nt 0 A. f .. Pi M.,.1, 4. aud li P. M.
hKITTtNINtl TRAINS LEAVE
Cape May at 0 A. M.
Mi!lv!llcatH07 A.M.
Halem at 0 A.M., and I'M P. M.
Ilriiliclon atti Hi A. l.. I .'HI P.M.
(ilasal oro at 7 ldandU'lT A. M.,and 9'J.I.P. M.
Wooubur) at 7,7 40 and U 47 A. Al., and 1 (A) P. M.
TIIR WKPT .1F.R8KY EXPRKS8 COMPANY,
Office, Ko. 6 WAI N! I Htreet, will cull for und deliver
HacKftife.and atlin.l to all the usual branches of Kxpresi
business. A special messenger accompanies each trulu.
J. VAN ItRNHSKl.AKK,
30 tl' Huperinieudeut.
It
E A D I N Q
RAILROAD.
(IPF.AT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHILADI'Xt'HIA TO TIIK INTERIOR OF
l'liNNHILVAMA.TIlE HCHUVLKII.L, 8U8
(,1'HUA N N A, Ct'M 1IKRI.A N O, AND
WIOM1NI1 VALLEY",
A8P
KOllTII, KOHTIIWKBT, AND THE CANADAS.
PA8HKNdF.lt TRAINS
Leave the Ccuu uny a Depot, ut TlllltTF.KN TH and
CAI.I.oWHII.L Klreets. l'liilaileli.hlu, at thu following
hums
MOliSINO MAIL.
At 8 l.l A.M., for Hemllntt, Lebanon, Eohrnta, Litis
Columbia. HarrhbtirK, Potlaville, Plnenrove. Tamu.iua
Siuibury, IVIIliamsport, Rtmlra. Rochester, Nhurara Falls,
Hti 011 Hi. a llet, t,. ii, Wl.kes.ban c, Pitutoo, York, Carllile,
Chnrabersburir, llsiieraiown, Ac.
The train ennneeta at HKAHlNla with East Pennsylva
nia Railroad trams lor Allentown, ftc. the Heading-" and
Columbia Kailrna.l for Ephrata. Lit'., and Columiiia. and
wlih the Leltaiioii Valley inun for lUrrtsburir,ftc. ;al Pelttf
CLINTON w ith Cutuwlssa Hallroad trains lor Wilkes-. arro,
M'liliotnsport, Lock Haven, Klitiira, Ac. 1 at I1ARHI8
111 Hli with ' Northern Central," "Cumberland Valley,"
ami "tM-httylklll and Sumiuehanna" trains for Nortitira-berland,IITlliamsp-srt
York, CliamberaburK. Pine(rrove,fto
AH'FHMION KXPHKS8
Leaves ITillnd. Iplila at 3-30 P. M. for Heading, Potts
villc, pint (.'rove, llarrisburg, fte , connecting at Harris
burg w ith Pennsylianla Ceiilral trains lor Piltslniru, ftc,
Northern Central Hallroad trains lor Hunbury, Northum
berland, Klmira, Ac, undut Port Clinton with Cutuwlsaa
Railroad trains for Milton, Willlamsjurt, Eliolra, Uuttulo,
Ac.
ItEAHl NO ACCOMMODATION.
I-enrcs Kcadii.g at 11 (5 A.M., stopping ut all war ata
t Ions, arriving In Plilladeiplila ut I) '00 A. M.
Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 6'(XI P. M. 1 arrives In
Heading al 8'lsi P. M.
Trains lor Philadelphia leave llarrisbnrg at R A. M., and
PottsvUlc atUTf, A. M .arriving in Plilladeiplila at 1 .'.0
1'. M. Afternoon trains lcae Harriauurg at 'J P. M.,
pottsvllie at a :m 1'. M., unlvlni; In ITilludclehia at 7 P. M.
Market tialns. witli a niiaaenger car attached, leav
Philadclphla at 1 P. M , lor Reading aud all w ay stations ;
leave Riaaltng at IV, noon, and Hownlmjlown at IV HOP.
M. tor phllndelphla aud nil way stutlotia.
All Hi above iruiii, run dally, Hundays excepted.
Holiday trains lease Potlsvllla at 7 NX) A. M and Phila
delphia at 3 lb P M.
C1IKHTF.R VAL1.F:Y RA1LROAB.
Passengers tor Hownlnulown and inlermedlate point,
take HieKTi A. M. and b 00 P. M. trains from Philadelphia,
returning (rem Howulugtown at 6 40 A. M., and h it
noon.
XEW YORK F.XPKKSHJ FOlt PITTHIIURO AND TUB
WEST.
Leaves New Y ork at 7 P. M., passing Reading at 11 mid
night, und cm, uecting at Iliirrfaiurg witA Pennsylvaaia
Kallroad hxpteas irain.s for Pittsburg.
Returuiiic Kxtresa train leaves llarrlsburgoa arrival 0
tt.c Peunavlv aiua Express trom Plliahurv at (r.niA. u .
paaalng Heading al 8 li A 11., and arriving at New York
at i-s-i, r. ai. riteepii g cats Accompany tfleso trains
throne b. between Jersey Cllr and Pittsburu. without
Chans.
. Mull tralu, ror New York leave llarriahurg at 8 A.M.
and S P.M. M ail trains for llarrlsburg leave Now York
atli A.AI. and 1? If.
HCIII'I I.K1I.L VAI.1ET RAILROAD.
Trains leave Pottsvllie at 7 lb A. M. an.l g :tn P M -
tuiiili g trom Tuacarora 01 8 Hi A. M. and 4 36 P. M.
lacil! ll.hll.l, AND M Htl EIIANN.V ItAH.HOAD.
Trbiua laave Autiiirn ut 114., A as t..v iio....-.wn
llarrlsburg, and ut 1VU aud 7 Id P. U lor Plnegrova only ;
retuniirg fiom llarrlsburg al I'lkl P.M., aud trom 1'li.a
grovc al 816 A.M., aud 4 and .'. P. M.
I ll HE I
Thronch flrsl-elaaH tlekt.ia ami enilerant Ile1i,a tn .a
the prli.ctpal points In the North and West and Canada.
1 lie toll.. vi ioi ticket, are nht Alioil.le onlv 111 il.n ..Ola
8 llHAHFOKUlriasurer. No VV7 H. KM Kill Htreet.
Phlladeilil la.urof U. A. NLCOl.LH. (leneral Nui.erliita,,..
dent, Rcudlng
COM M t 1 Al ION TICK K1 H,
At 'ifl Per cent, dlscoout. ti,,Heeii anv nnlnta itela,
for lamiliea and ottua.
MII.EACK TK'KF.TH,
(lood for V0OO miles, between all nolnta. ,1 till M ..h
for lamiliea und urlni. '
8KAON TICKETS,
For three, six. nine. or twelve uiontlia. fiir hnhleea ..nl
to all points, at reduced rules.
CLhlKil MEN
ltesldlnpon tho line of tint road will he ftirnlahed with
raids, eulltliiig iheuiaelvea aud wives to tickets al hull
iai 1-.
EXCURSION TICKKTH
From Philadelphia to nrliu Inal stuilooa. 0-or.d for flaiur.
day. Hiindav. and Monduv. at redtictl tare, to be hnH ....is
at ihe Ticket OiBce.ai 'lUIIlTHl'.N 1 H and CALLOWUIlX
Direeis.
FItl'.IC.HT.
Ooods of all dcscrlpllons forwarded to all (he ahova
points, trom the Compaio 'a new trelht depot, HHUAJJ
and nii.i.on mrceta.
THE (HIT TRAINS
Lenro Philadelphia daily al d A. M., 1 P. M.,and It P M,
f. r Ucatlbig, Lebanon, Uarilabiiig, Poiuviile, Port cim.
tola, and pouits heioud.
MAft.S
Cloae at the Philadelphia poat Ofnca) for all place, on II.,
roau anu 11 a orutienea at 0 A. M., alia lor U10 pruiomal
taUona only al Hi P. M.
18G4.
rillLADEI.riHA AND ioici
F.hlK RAILROAD. Jll-4.
This great line Iravoraes the Norlhcrn and N..t-i4iw,.-i
comities ot Pennsylvania to lite city of F.rle on Lake V.rU.
li haa been leased bythe PFNNs,'! I.VAM.l RAILROAD
COMPANY, and uiidur their anxpicca i, belug rapidly
op. lHHl throu(tliotit iu entire length.
It is now In uae for Passenger and Frel-ht buslneis from
llarrlsburg tu Emporium, tuo nillea), on the Eastern Divi
sion, aud from Hliauiald 10 lirle i7a nill,i,i. on 11. iv......r..
idvlalon.
Ting ir rxastM.ku inaiNaaT piiii.Aiiu'iiti.
Mall Train leutves 8ji0 A M
Express Tram leaves io-jo p' si
Car, run tbniugt) wiTimiiT ('HaasiK both wav, on U.ea,
trains beiwcea Philaileiphiaaud Lock liateu.aild bolwuuu
llsit'more and Lock liaveu.
Fiei-ani auu-ping Crs ou the Express Train both way,.
F.sr liitoriiialluii respecting Passenger business, apply At
tho. E. corner ol EI.KI'ltNTH and MARKET Hlreola.
Aod lot- Irelaiit buauu s ol the Company , Agents
8. 11 Ktiust. n, Jr.,corue; talATEKJi ill and ilAKolKf
treets, Phllatlelplilii. aav, laaaLaaaxma
J. W. Revnolda, Erse.
al. At. Htill, Atcui, M. X. C. B DalUmoro.
11. iiortMmtr. .
General Frelvht Agent, Philadelphia.
Evl'IN L. IIOI'PT.
Ocuerul Ticket Agent, Pldla.teli.hia
J.)8i;i'll 1). PuTlsJ,
eWacral Atauaaaert IV libuaiiapa)
J4-tf
RAILROAD LINES.
Iv(;I A URAMl I'M I-N I 8 OF itj.a
JOI M, N E W lOHK llsr,8 lrS)!
1 be I an tier, and Ambry and Ph'ladrtphla and Trar
Baltrosd C. mpantes LaiH-s from Ptiliadelplna lo Now Y
And w s pin. i s
FKOM WAI.NCT HTREET WUAKP,
vTUl leave as fol.r
At A tt., v a I a md.
And Amboy, C.snd A.Ac-
All A. M , via ('arStiin and' jeraey I'flV,' M'oVni'ng
Elprtaa .' ,
At U M . via Csrod.'ii and AmUiy,C and A. Aroora- 'i
p.. ( at ion
Al V P. si. via ( attolcn and Aml.oy, ij, and A'Ea-
prt,s
At 1 P. M.,vla Csmtlen and Amtioy , Aee.,uim...lat fo'n ,
(I rell,t and Paa-emers
At 1, p. M., v la Caittden and Ambov, A cotumoilallon
(Freight and Pa-sengi-r) lat Ciaas lit ket - i
Jtl ( las. d.. . . f
A(P, P M. 1 via Camden and Arahoy At-eoottnoda
. to 11 lti (glit and Passt n,t r), 1st Class Ticket.... :
Id 1 'a d. , 1
lor Man. h Ch.ink, All -ttew u. It. III. lien ,'lieivld
En. lei., I.ambertviile. Fl. mlngton, A-e , .T.io p. M.
Jer Lamlvrtvllle and lotermtsliatr Htatlona, at II P.I
ror V,. tint Holly. Evanaviie, pemtNTIon, And Vino,
t 11. si II A.M., 2i,ll'. M. '
tor Freehold at ll A.M. sttd P. M. i,
f.r I alm.vrn, Hlverton. Iielanro. Ileverlv. Burllngb.
rn'ar',';'J''"'.l''","w"' ' B A- M.. u M i,;i;
To l r, nion' " " "B'' '' '' M' ""c" r"" thrm
t n'at 7 Vm'" I"vrr"'n' ,"'lt"0. Beverly, and Tturllj
HteanilKiat Trenton, for Ilrlalol, Ilittllngton, Iteve'l
Torrenlalenndlacoi.yafiisiA. V.antli (0 p. M. '
W. .,!'. .. !.. '
A,W'..,,'ng.:'.nd, New lork""r.?r.'nd Ji
A pr'i ' M'' Kn"nKt"n ",d Jr"V'(Vt7 Ke- 1 j
At 4 ;i V, ii., via ktnr-inVton'Vn'ti jV-riiy Cu'ySK&ot ,
irtMt
... ,. r.riiing(iU unu rif :ir. 1
W Ruhlnvton mid V w Vork Kxpr.-i t f
Muih1h illtc H ftYf M 4 A. M. nnd t! 4.' I1. mVT1iT t
bf no Intr ml 4 A. M. ( .MkIiD on Mcmlavi.
For M fttiT i.nn, hir-nnlnhiirp, NcrHiitAn. WIlk.hRt
Wonin p, tin At ftfiul, Mnuch f 'hunk, AHt-ntown, liM
ht m. lirlvliliT-p, Kfiitr.n, f,mlr(v'i. Fk-mlntrton, Ac. I
7 U A. M 'J his lint? rfnnrcln with Uie Umiu luavlau
ftr Munch ChiiiiR at ;1 ;tu P M.
Fur lJnintirt Uie nd lntcnurill! tntloni at ft P. M
rlttifctol, Trntou. Ac..t i 1.'. ana U 1.3 A.M.,
Kr Holmip!Hrv, Ttony, Wlapl ioraltut, Hrldcilnirw,
VraTuVC nl at ! A. M-, h.U 4b, kiiU tt V. M. TUett A. M. U'
rtirm to Hiiftm.
I PfY'r Now York tnil Way T.Itipii lt-nvlntr Kpnitliifj'1
I''kiI, tAki ihe Mr on I Ifth mre't, aliove Walnut, half
hour Ix fre (lepArtiire. The Car run Into the Of put, l
on nrrlvnl nf earli train run fnin (hp In-put.
hitty )oiitnl(i of hniniiite only alhmen c.h paaaonpt
ranf-nKeri are prohlhltcd frcin luatiief nnyihlnt? no liatf.
tut UH'ir wcarinv appar.'l. Ail haKt'iii't- ovir fifty pouij,
to he ) aid for extra. 'Ihe .'on.pan limit thfllr ninpory
bllity for haitaHfe to One hollar pt-r poniirl, and wtlt on h
liahiu or an amount boyoiitl floo, except by spealai e
tra t X
t.ruhatn'o TtnircAk'e Kxptmb will rail for anij dpllrirr bt '
ca.e at the Dcputs. Ordt-rR to hv left at So ;t W.M.N I
tutot. W.tl. H. HAT.MKli, Aifonr!
AnpuRtn.lRT.i. w
LINta FKOM aSKW YOKK FOR lUIILADKLPill
WILL LKAVK i
From foot of ronrllnni tireot at VJ M. and 4 P.M.,,
.ieriey City and Cnmilen; ai 7 and I" A. M.,tt P. M ,a
l'i (Ntulit) vta.lerm y Cliy and Kcnlnnton. ;
rrom hKt t Banla.v otreot, at U A.M. and 3 P. M. v
Ainhoy find ('HOi'ii n. t
From Pier . 1 North River, at 12 M., 4 and ftp.
F rciesht and I'Ar.Boner) via Amlroy and Caindon.
IRKIGHT LINKS FOR NEW YOUK AT
J. till the stnllona ou the ('amdou and Amboy and ot '
nectiiii' IkAilruudf-.
I.SCKKASP.D T'F.RPATi'n,
The Caanli-n nml Amtmy Ituiiroad rd Trandportat' -t
Company's Kreiwht l lm-i (or New York will leave Wall
air.-ct vliarf, on am' alier January 8, dally (Sunday if i
c-'Ltei.) ut 4 o clock P. M.
HMiin,ing, tlic above Linis yiU leave New York atl a
4 P M.
Frd-aht must be delivered before 3XP.M. io be
warded the same day,
Frrifht Urr Trenton, Princeton, Klncston, New Bntn
Wlrk. and all nolnta on the Camden and AnVmy Kallroft
aliu. on the Itelvldere, lelaware, and Fletninvfon, the No
Jm-ov, the Freehold and Jameahuri, and tlte BurMngu
and II Mini 1 11 illy KatlruKil", .recelvod and tor warded up 1
o Io k P. il. SuiaU packuk-eti lur Mount Hull v receive
tip t?oVloek P. M.
The Hwlvldore Ijelaware Railroad eonneete at PbllllH
burn with llio LehM. Ynlley Hallroad. The New Jri
RHilroad (onnci ta at Kliz.aheth with the Haw Jnrf
CentrrJ Ksilronu, aud ut Ncwurk with the Morrla a"1
KKBex Itnllroad. . I
A clip nirniorAndnni, niHirlfyln? the marka and nan
bem, ah i p per and eoiifvltstiet", mint in every instance b
Hit v hh enrh loud of K'"dn, or no n ceipt wlllbeKlveH
InctcAncd tnrliliiea hav -inir teen umU- for the irannporti
tlon of l.l V F, KTOCK, drovi m are Invited to try thia ron
When the ntorh in furnished In quanthtei nf TWO UA
,(A lH or more, it will be delivered at the foot of Furtlet
Btrfet, n cur Iho Iiiove YartN, or af Plor No 1 Nori
Htver. ha the ghippcra may 4leljnatp at the time or tj
hiptiicnl. WAIA'KU KKKKMAN, Freltrht Aitent, u
No. 70s 8. Delaw are nvenue, I'hlladelptiia
CiKO. H. RAYMOND. Freight Aiiint, i
y&tt Pier No 1 North River, New York.
Pini.ADF.LrniA and trenton an
A.Mlt.N ANI AMHOY RAlLftOAU COMPANIUt
NOTICK.
On and after MONDAY, January 4, 1HGI. the Tralne tt
Now Yoik. IcavhiK KinsliRtou IK-pot, PhlliodolpiiJa, i
a ia A.M.(NlKht),and4. :i0. M., aud the traing leavtfc
New York at is A Al. tind 7'jO P. .M. will hereafter ne n
exclusively frr :e United Ktatea Mulls and How Yoi
and VVashliifilnn I'AiHenuem, uud will not take In ner h
out anv put M-nit-ora b.'twct'n Hald cities,
'I he 10 A. M.aud Pi Mldnltht Line from Vew Tort
Wan hi niiton, and the 111V) A. M and ft P. M. Line rror
W ahlnKton to New York, will continue an at present, an
firry pa-seiv'crK to and tioin the ltiturniedlateiuu.tua fcf
Itahlinore, WaxhinKfon, aid N-w York.
ARKAXlK.MENT.i 11 KT WE EN Pill LADELPflT A AV
NKW YOKK.
Lines leave Phllade'iuda, from KenRlnwrton Depot, i
lM.'.A.M ,100, and U 4b P. M., aud U''- uildnwnt.ar
ftoiu Walnut Htreet Wharf (via Camden), at and 6
M.,liM.,4ardGP M., lor Mew York.
And leaves New Yotk, from foot of Court I and t streei
at 7 A.M., Kl A. M , 12 M ,4 and ti P. M , uud at 12 mU
ni-ht, aud from lout of liarduy street at ft A. M..and'
P.M. W'M. A. OATZMKlt,
JfiaVtf . Ajient. '
PENNSYLVANIA, icjim'
tll'.NIHAI. HAll.lt'lXII. lolT4-
THK (IKKAT lMlL'lll.K-THAl h HIIORT HUI'TK Tl
TIIK WttsT, MHITHWKST, AM) MM1TUWR41V,
K'lil.fiirn(s and f'arititlea lor Hie aalo. atteedy, ftntt con.
fortnhie transtortailon ot paaheiikrs, iinsiirpasatstl oy aa
roate In Hie coutitrv.
Train, Iruva tlie Depot at EI.EVKMTU and MAUKE'
ntreat as toilowsi
Mall Train at r A. V,
rust l.inpat U 1A. M
Tlin.tish Ki.prt.ss al Iiiko I'. M
1'arl.t sliiiiK Train, No. l,at 10 (JO A, K
rarkasttart(Train,.No.2.at I'otlP. ks
lltirrisl urii Acii.mnioilallon at ) P. M
Lanoaator Train at 4. 'OOF. H
I'aoll AixoruQioaallou (leaves West 1'liilailul-
plna) ut 8'OSP.M
Thtotifili Paasi niters by the Fast I.lne roach Attooaa fo
upper, wheic will be iotind ex. aalont accoaumotlaflons fo
tlio tilvht at the Ixisan llousc, and In tha morning ma
take euher the Philadelphia or llallitnora Kxpross, eaah c
xliich uiakt-s contiectl..tis at Piltsburi; Tor all points. ,
dailiRlit view la thus attorded of the entire line and lt
Diusiillli'ont scenery.
The Through hxpress Train run, daily; aJllUeottie
trains daily, exccnt Sui.davs.
1 OK ITTTHIHTtd AND TUB WEST. ' I
The Vail Tram, Fast I.lne, and Throuih KxpresBoon
in . l at I'litsliutgwlili UirouKli train, on all tllverKiim road
from that polut, .North (.. the Lakes, West to the Missis
tlppl and Missouri ltlvira. and South and Houthwest to a
iHiints am salltle hv railroad. ThroitKh Tickets to Olevi
land, lietroit, (Tilcaco, Ht Paul, Culiiiiiliiia, Indlanapolli
Hi. U.ina, l.t uvenwotlll, Kansas, WhtH-.lDK. llaylon, Cm
cinnatl, l.iuisvijli., Cairo, and all otliur prlucipai sHalnt,
and bagHiie cticckt-a throuith.
IN 1I ANA KKAM IIlt Ur,ltOAl. I
Tlio Through Kkpress. haviuu al Krao p. If., conneca
at Ulalraiiiio lt.itirsn.ilon with a tralu on tlila road fc
lllalrsvlll,.. Indiana, Ac
EltKNsilll'liU AND (TtESSOU BRAHCH RAIMtOAr1
T lie 1 hrounh Espress 1 rain, leaving at 10-80 P. M..rott
BiTt, at t reason, al In 4 A. M., siith a train on tha roat
lor h.heiishurt,. A train also leaves Oresson for Ebaueburi
atH'ttP. M.
IIUl.I.IKAVflHTtll BltAKf'n KOAIl.
The Mail Train at Til, A. M., and Thn.ugli Kxprest a'
10 in. P kl., connect at Altotraa with trams lor Hollidaja
btliK al 7 fs'i r &l. and 8 :it A M
TMtdNK ANU lT.KAltKlkl.il URAWCH KAIT.KOAD
1 he 1 hrouith Kxpreas I rain, lenvn.c at 10 110 p. M., eon
neits at T.vr..ne with a tralu for Handy Hlilge and Phillips
burn, and by ilahl Kanle alley Kallroad for Port klauida
Idlivshitri.., and lli-lleti.nte.
Ill Nil Mil ION A NI HROAO TOP HAtl.BOAD.
Ihe Ihroi.Kh Kspress Train, leaving at lo ;0 V. M , con
ntcis at ll until. sdon lth a train lor 11. . pen. u and blood
Klin at lt ;i A M.
SOtllilEltN I'tNTHAI. ANI PHII.ADBl.PinA ASI
EKIK BAII.ROAOI4.
r..r Sur.l.qrj-, Wnli.inspon, Lock llaen, Einilra, Ho.
cheater, llullakt. and Niatara Kali.. hassi-nKers taking Uae
kiall Train a' 7"if A.M., and Ihe Tt.niuuh Eapreas al
lli'.lOP M., daily eacept fundaya. ,o dlre.lls throuith,
wliriout ehatika ot eats bettaasn Philajl.i.hi. ... u.i
llautspt.rt. ' "
,..r luiik.iMMit Kit, and IlKl'TYSIIPKO. the trains
leaving alt A. 14. an.l -I'M p. M., connect at Columbia
with trains on ihe Noitriern C ntral Kailroad
t CI MIIKKI.AM. VAI.LKV llAll.KOAl). '
The&lutt I rain mi 7 -M A VI un.i l l -
an.. . ii .. .T iti.uasa cxiiress
li . I . Ai., ci.tiinc at llunisburg ,v llli iralus lor Carlisle,
ChauibershtiK, emt llaaaishitin. '
waikLsni III! 11KANCH RAII.ROAK.
1 he trains hav Hit' at 7 W A.M. and .Ml p. M oonnect
a(lowiiii.,ti ii vtnh trains on lids load to Wayuasbura
and .1 iiite.niiiiiaie stall. ma
l ot futther Int. um atl. in apply al the Fusaenaer Ktatlosv.
b. fc. eoiner i.l Ka.K KM II and MAHKK I ailreets.
.1 A M KH I O HI i K h , T Ickat .kgent.
v , r,,MM' "'AlUiW Tlt'KKl's.
ror i, t,(i,P,tr la tn .ml.,, at very I .w rates, (S.r the ac
coniiiioiiaiion ..f persona living out of town, or located on
or near ti e Hue of the roud
CHI PUS TICK1.T8,
.. "If 1 '"''n ")' to poiuis. at about two oenU
per mile. 1 In se Ik keta tire Intended tor llio uae ol faiuu. a
traveling lri.iieiitlv, and are ol great udvantage to uaisoua
Biakiua occasional trip,.
UCIKiOl, TICKETS,
t or one or tl reo uiuiuha, lor tho uae ul scholars attending
itl.ool iu Uie city.
WKRTI'ltV F.MICRATIOV.
An Ruiliinti.t Ac.'imiiuo.tulinti tram Itavoa Ko. 17 hock
treet ihl (.it.iidti.is excepted! at 4 o'clock P. M .ollurlng
e..iur..i-ial.u m ide of navel lo families gitlog West, a t!
on, -hall lite uaut.1 raleol fare. Particular attentionl,
paid t Lnggtigi., im vsTiich checks aro given, anil baggage
lorv, aided by the san.e tralu null paaeilgurs.
k or lull intuiuiallo.i. npi.lv to
illANNs 1'I NK, Rmigrnnt Ak'ent,
No. 1.17 i)t IC a. bueot.
MANN'S llAd.iAdE K.l-;tV.Hl.
An agent of tiiis reliable Kvpress l'oiiiiauy will paaf
tl'iough etii h train het.'ie rencl.u.n the depot, and take up
chevaa and deliver basTuue lo any pai t of Ihe cttv. Hag
Kane w.ll l.e calh'd for promptly win n orders are lelt at thsj
PasseiteiT ln'ol,Kieieiitbaiid Mm ket alreeta. The traval,
llia' puonc ttru assured that tt u rutirtlu rtttmimUe. i
1 KKIlillT.S.
Hv Ihls route rrelgl.ts of all dt st riptlons can be for
wuiilttl l.i and in.ui ai.y points on the railroads of Ohio,
Km.!c!.y, linliuliit.lilin..ls, V isconsin, Iowa. or Missouri,
bv railroad direel.or to any potnt on tho navigable walera
of ll.e West, hy att-atners trom Pittshurg.
Tlie rates of fieh ia, io und from aoi point In the WesC
by the Peiinsylvanif Central Itatlroad'are at all lltuo. aa
faioial.le aa ure thai sed by other Itaiiroad c'ouiitaiiiea.
Mercliiilits und shippers entrusting the trausporluuou af
their Irt-ikht to this Company can reiy wlib oourldeuce os
Its speedy transit.
tot ireisbt contracts or shipping dire, tkius, apply tu of
Btldrets the Agents ol the Coini.aity i
K. II. KIM.-.'1'iiS, Jr., philuikilplUa.
I. A. H'I'KW'Alt 1', Plilaliurg.
IT. IKK k CO. , Chita..
I 1-hell A ( 0ko. I Aslor ll.mse.or No. 8. Wiyiaaj
atreei. New Vuik.
I KFCH A CO.. Ko. 77 WttshlnKlon street, Bos'on.
Wll.l.lAkt HllOvt N, No. SO North slreet, llaltlmonl,'
A.tut OIU.Blu Caulrul Hallway.
II. H. IIOCgTOH,
General Frelk-lit Aa-. nt Plilla.leli.hU
LEWIS L. IIUCPI',
Otnerul Ticket ai'. iii, Piniad Iphig.
ENOCH l.KWM,
General upavluteuaaut, Ailoaiua, tik,