TTTE PAILT EVENING 'TELEGI?Arn.rniLAl)ELrnU,'.FKID AY, OCTOBER 7 18G4.
FRIDAY, OCTCBKU 7, ISM.
. FOURTH EDITION
;. Idlest Army News.
OUR TROOPS IN rRENOHING.
TiiEitt rosmo:. nirREGNUiLn.
jKto.. JEto.i 33to.. I2tc, Eto.
Wahbiwoton, Ol.toV'T 7. Tu.-) niA.l IIOU
Pun.l ttyxfrf, fr.mi Cry Point, r'p3-ts an
wnmual tjti-c tn.lt' at the front, o fir hi tUo turn
Ing of powder 1 1- r nicrnnl.
"' Dnrng Wcfl'irntlny nirl't sn-l np tr 10 o'do li
yaeterdiiT morning, tne hn ir at wliirh. tho H6
MerU ft City Poi.it, (lie J.s 'l. iro of .l s!nIc (jail
'"had not been h-Tinl PiTf-.
Our troops, are not Ullo, Jirnvrver, and on t5ij
Advance lines ar yt tm -y iiwk n tho novl
falncd positions ii-npreff-ii.t-.1o.
Two fetiMtla refugee, arriw 1 liw. ti-tlay ftoiu
Columbia, fSorrh Carolina, onn of wli'itn
lra4 three liandrod and itiir:y-llvd pounds ii
,, KiKlih fxcliaivo on hf r poM.
Thr fl'ivmi In Mrbn.rlklll t'onnty.
Pottsville, October 7. Jud't) Nhinnnn, o
I'jttntarp, addressed a lars:a mooting at Minen
rilla last night. This tllntrlrt before ! Intensely
Democratic. To-night. L. Barthnlomew, Judge
Sbai ooo, aad others apeak at .St. Clair and
,, Mananoy City. Five thotisnnd poople tiro cx-
- fcted at Bt.-Clmr. Thar it an intQuso excltc
, merit in Schuylkill county.
' BnrnlnK r Rrlil(M hjr the Ri brlt.
Bt. Loiii, October 7 It is aii-.trtained th it
lie t'.6na over tho Gasftonitile river, tAonty
' " lfrht miles this Me of QtLr, htt born b.irae l
fiy th Rebois. Cole creek lrid,-o bus iiIm boeri
' destroyed, with thirty crs and twenty locomn-
, 1 lives.' ;
' Whttlfr'ii Hen on Nhort Rnllun.
f Cairo, October C A prltonor reports that
Whi e lor sent bis wagon to Corinth for provisions,
and that Fonrnst sent them back empty.
Wheeler's men aro suflcrinir for want of food,
n .. lie also states that when Intelligence of this state
f affairs rearhed Forrest, ho entered all the
cattle under a year old to be sent there for bjef.
The Rebels believe Montgomery, Alabama, to
te in treat Hanger. .
. MarketM by Tf-l-griipk.
Baltimokk, Oc oher 7 Flour saloi of 1 .",03
W''e Ohio extra, at t'r;.Vielr. Wheal nrm anil a I an.-le. ;
.ale. of Icon t oili. white, of ft I ;..-v.r' I (He, ami ,t N11.I,
r.J at . n-l Ift. V'rn 1nil, ami very heavy: wailt-,
tl WM'7H. Whl.kvdull l'I.il'74.
lr.w York, Oetofcor I Vlour lin 'v. flalon
fllM0Ml. at 7'7f (a H 40 for Htata. 'l.lv lt 85 f.r
'tllo,ail) I0 'JV l.l'l luor Southern. Whw m.lvjnt j
TTc ; alM nnlmio'iint. Oim ailaiu'erl ?0(.'i., Iiejf
, lpa7 I'ork firm; !' fJin b'lli. at ll for hkm.
lint firm atlfKu'ile. Wbla'j drcllaeil lc.; ..m mi.
Uuifortitnt.
.. 1JEOAX INTEIXIUEXCE.
, ;"' HoMieiDB Cases. Covrt op Otkr amdTkb-
MIMRR AMI) QtfAKTEH SKHSIONH. la tho C1SI! of
.'Barbara llHtfnrr, rharirid with iut'untleldu, the
' Oommonwealth ItaTing faded tti prove theeharife,
. the Dititrict Attorney abandoned tliccaso,and tho
jur rendered a verdictof notguiitv.
The eaee of Henry O'Neill, indicted for the
' mot dcr ef Henry Force on the 4th of July Ust,
'wan this moruing called for trial.
The prtionr bad employed no counsel, and
the Oonrt bavins; aligned John O'Byrne, Kv.,
' to conduct his defcuce, that Rentli'tnan nuide a
-notion for a postponement of the trial, to ullotv
time tor conti reme w.tli his client and for pre
paration. Tbi motion wan (ranted, and tlio ciiso
jpoiponed till thq second Monday in November.
The Court then adjourned till to-morrow.
TO-DAI'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
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Special Despatches to K renins Telraph.
Washuiotoh, Oototjer 7.
, UeaernI Ilnnha.
General Banks was at the War Department this
t. meruit) g. It is considered certain that he will
- return to New Orleans.
The New Ixmn.
It is expected that the Government loan will
, (O off at over two per cent. rremlum. Eminent
' ' Inanclcrssay that it coald buvo been placed at
foar per cent, premium a month later.
rollllrnl.
" ' rrlvato tdrlces from Ohk) and Pennsylvania
' atate that it is certain the Republicans will make
, large fains in next week's elections.
- Memlcna 4'wwNnl.
'. . This Government continues its olllcial relations
witb the Liberal or Constitutional Oovornmcnt ot
Mexico, and the Viealdent has recently reeog
1 -nUed Jose Soloro Pricto as Consul of that Rc-
- ..f ublic, at the port of San Francisco.
Mavnl Capture.
tit appear from an otticial ctatement received
i -at the Navy Department to-day that the North
Atlantic blockading squadron has, from August
' 1, 1863, to Octeber 1 of tlio present year, cap
tared or destroyed fifty veselu. Most of these
' were first-class blockade rnmicre.
Army of I'aluinar.
' The intelligence received from tlio Army of the
Potomac is that unusaul quiet prevailed during
'Wednesday night, and yesterday moruing up to
30 o'clock, when the in til-bo it left City roiut.
.. C Oar forces on the South side are within sound
And s'glit of the r illro.id, and in a strong post.
f!on, capable, It Is said, of resistiivj any Rebel
Assault. It nppeurg that the enemy ere not using
tb.ut railroad to any coiiHidernblo extent.
Mesjby About Air'".
Positive anformution bus been received by the
Alexandria ( Va.) JuurmU tLut Monoby has so far
- recovered from his recent wound as to lie able to
Again take Ike saddle. It says: "Coitalu it is
that he is once more In command, and it ai iy not
be many days before there will be a renewal of
tlie gum ill. i ! prcdations in tiio ad'oiuing
counties."
CITY INTELLIOENCE.
Anotuxr Sta.iiiii.vo Akfaik. This uioraiDii
A young colored man numcd Kauiuel 11. in is m
before Alderman Allen, of the Twenty-fourth
"Ward, bavins been arrested upon the charge of
tabbing another negro, i be two ttot into a
iixht, which was the reaalt of the cutting. Harris
was sent below.
Di facino Political Bim.b. Edward J.Iieiur
ftas arrested at Frank ford yesterday upon tho
charge of tearing and doiaclng political po.ittr.i.
The accused Is a very Ignorant young men. Njt
ling able to read, he would call upon parsers-by
to inioiiu mm wnetuer tue poster was tor tue
Rational Union or the Democratic candidates. If
Xor the former tney wou;a oe nppea aon witti
An oath, lie was utogut in me act oy a police
utacer and collared. liiU uioruiug ho took pas
sage to Moyamcnsisfi-
Rebihtanck to tub Draft. Private I.ejndor
X.Deaae, of Cuptain ttroud's Cavalry, of Phila
delphia, was shot through the head with a ball,
, And in 3veral parts of the body with buckshot,
And lusUuitly killed, near the bouse of Jacob
Ulor, in 'rice tow nship, Monroe county, Pa.
Jl iMjuud of uii n, be being one of them, had goue
out as a guaij to the person who was to serve
noUces upon the drafted men of that township,
suid w hiixi riding along the roud Uiey were tired
npoAfroui the buches.witb the result above named.
JUilh-r and a nian pamed becoe were arrested
by the comrades of deceased, and brought to
this city. Dease was s .highly ruspecUble young
man, aid resident of Pil'iladelpliia. The prison
ers are still in tho custody of the military autho
rities and will jirubabl If by a court-
nartial.
A PioAKniiso-Horai; Tiiibf. An individnil
railing hinvelf Charles Foater b.n b.c I going
rounl the bo.irding homes lately, and stealing
everything ho eouM conveniently orryolT. A
number ot costs and silk dre4e hsvs dioipp are. I
rillior niyatBrioO'tly at plaees where he was stoo
ping. He wai finally arreted upon ths rhnrgu
ot iikiirt: a silii di- wbl h vin rec ivered at I
pawn cttlce, and traced to Fitter. Hi lm I a
hearlm.', nnd v.a lib'ntit cd by peveral tKinrdni ;
ht,n knrper". llowlllh.ive fu-tlier he iriug
on the Hili inn., at too 1.1..'.. nJi W ir I S.i'ieu
II jne.
A f i itr.n Ft 1 1 ' 1 1. 1 hii m nn tir It h:l
Wa ter, F.lii iliotli 1) i .cm; r, M nv V. Ho'.x it-on
and M.iry 1I-. kej.'l -t ; i. .is a oiidv nli:bt'
wtro before AldC'D.n.i f .ir.er, i 'i r-'J )iii rob.'
t.ing one ot fiicic "- ini s lol.r I vnl'intecrs of
13t. Th'i soldier iiil fie te males wlir,
res.ile.l in IlidoT l 't -, ''Uov s.v.-iitb, iij
while in thiit pi ,i-c h's s'V Mi n ti mgied by
one of thu par ieJ, liile tlm otln t i tl d h, n U
ets. 'I tic otmt; in in jppi 'ite.l to be asli.iuiod of
the nipat y be h:nl been In. s be rel'i-e l to
gnu bis n..inc U) tho VI I it n it). Only i ) of
the n oi ey was re o. .Til. Iby nc-m ;. wro
tent to prison.
Oil Wohks Fim s'. .'it!v .ub r 8 oVioik,
tlil niorr.li'ir, the oil w-irlis b;' m.-tug to "lO'S' s.
Ix)n 8c Lloyd, pltnated nt the coin r of W'a-.li-ini;Un
uvi nuo and TnuMi' ili street, were ilii
covrred to be on tire. Th? gre.ibjit constrrnatlon
prevailed on aeconntof the elo-ie proximity of
tlii-e oil relining works to b;d-ri. Hielnrdton Si
Overman's R'm ami pl-tol initnuf.ictory, who a',
tbcprcsetit time are cieeutin; n I.ir .;e routiaitt
for the (iovcrtnnciif.
'Ihete oil works oi-etiiy n spneo of gromt'l of
over four hundred feet, running pM-.iilel with
VnyMngton avenue, over wlil -h tl;c lliltl'itore
and Wilmington trains are cou!inu:i;ly ii.iss nr,
and In the event of any explosion IihvIu t iliun
pUue, i he whole traek m'M have be -n ! rwed,
f r ci it the immense I'mnli-y of nil sioaod la bar
rels rcmly for oxpoiuiti in. bcsUis iiiimoroiis
wells ot crude snirits; nnd ii'k i ai iminen e
boiler hoMIng ,i)'K) gallons, 'i'hom iln buiM
Ing coiislsbid of rnginc liouc, conn ing-liou s,
ai.d stabling, at the back ol whi. h am I lie reior s,
live in number i these arc continually running
day nnd night.
The lint iutiiniitlon of the outbreak wai given
by Mr. Inkier, (iovernineut eontiaetor, whose
premises adjoin tlio oil works, in tact so close that
the waste water from the still runs into bis pre
mises, and the retorts aro not more tnan four
yards from the wall of part of bis premises. Ills
attention was drawn to thu brick work of tlio
retorts as-uining a his-ing si uud, when all at
once the entire top ot the still becotno enveloped
hi Humes.
liisiruc'ions wore given to tho engineer to draw
the lires from under tho hvo amis which were
then running. At this time, the outno to,i of tlio
retorts was one body of flame, when the idea sug
gested itself to endeavor to smother the II unca
with cinder asl.es. Upon this, a body of ineii
fiom the sun factory mounted to the too of the
rcti'its.nud by a continual shower of a-itiss,
wnien were pais-(i up la Buckets, uapplty suc
ceeded, after some tbicc-'tuarters of an hour, in
stating the further pi-ogress of the tbimss, so that
ny me tune tne tirst steam lire-engine arrived
tine ueawur, n was toiiml umioceisury to com
meuce playing upon the building.
PHILADELPHIA TKAOK RSPOKT.
Fbipay, October 7 In Quercitron Bark we
have no movement of any magnitude to notice.
In the absence of sales we quote Cloversced at
$S(10 hVU lbs. Timothy is quiet at 8 ,(" 6 "
-' bushel. Small sales of Flaxseed aro muking
at $3(53-0-5.
Cotton is dull, and prices nominal.
Piovlnioiis arc in limited request. Mess Purk
is worth JiiOfn 42 ' barrel. A sale of oO.OO'J lbs.
Shoulders was made nt 'J2c. No movcme'it in
Lard.
Thonn'tt state of the Flour Matkct reported
for several days past still continues, and there is
very little chango to notice in prices. There has
been no demand for export for some time past,
and the sales to a limited extent, have been prin
cipally confined to tho supply of the home trade.
We quote superllno at .!)--i0(0 75 ; extras nt $10
IOCS; extra family at 9 10-:i71( :11 ; and fancy
lots at If 1 l'.0Ol'2'25. Rye Flour and Corn Muni
still continues quiet.
There is a marked Improvement In the d :m mil
for Wheat, but thoro is less liruiness in prices.
Receipts continue to come in slowly. Tue s ilos
comprire Hl'00 bushels Western am tier and Penn
sylvania red at $W. White is but llulo inquired
ufttr. We quote ut $2 '.'0ci 2-2r. Tjicos of Rye
are weak, und hardly muiuiuiiicd. it is worth
tt'l'tH). Corn is less ui tlve. Wo notice a s de of
Western nt $l (iO. Yellow is quiet. Oats aro
steady at !)0(ulH cent- for l'uu.isylvaula and
Deluware, witti sales ol IIIKK) buslmls. In ll.irloy
and Malt tiansactions are of an iinlmorunt
character.
1 here is II' tie or no demand for Whisky, and
I nyers and sellers are apart in their views ".So nu
Ohio wus otic red at l'7tf, but without sales.
THE IBDIAKTWAB.
Partlenlnr of Urasrsl Nlllly' I. nit
Slaitle wltli He ItiHiiisniKl luillitun.
A correspondent of the St. Paul 'rc.u gives tho
following acconnt of General Sully's batllo with
five thousand Slonx :
"General Knlly was ordered to cross the coun
try Iroui Fori Rice to some point on the Yellow
bums. In luakiug tho raid upon UnWimpa Camp
he lost nine days time and nscd up an equal
number of days' rations. He had neither the
time tor rations to follow tho route he had laid
down, which touched the Yellow Htone at the
mouth ot the Big Horn river. His guides, all
Indians belonging to trilies that live in the north
west, were called together by the General, and
each requested to give his opinion as to the route
to be taken. Oue Indian, a lilackfont Sioux, said
he could take the expedition to tlio Yellow Stone
in ten days; that we would have to dig roads und
chop timber, but that we couxitfot through. All
the other guides suid the Ucnorulmat go around
the lieail-wahrs of the Little Missouri, and that
u woniu iBKe two weeas lo mai.e tne trip. Metie
ral Sully was thcrefote obliged to tuke the lead
of the Bluckfoot Nioux, or abandon the opening
of a rente to the Yellow Stone.
Junt at dusk, Auguxt li, the plclte's directly
opposite our Minnesota brigade commenced
Uring and fell back io camp. A party of Indians
imiiieUiaiely took possession of the overlooking
hill, examined our position, and refused to leave
uutil Lieutenant Whipple bod given them the
bi nefit ol bis G-poundcrs. The pickets kept up a
continuul fire during the night, doubtless at
imaginary warriors. Dawn found the entire
command ready tor an utt.iek. The general im-
prosiun was ttittt the day would give us a fight
witti tlio siituu lmliiins we bad uiet and
deflated before. This rough country gave the
Ii-uiai.s every advantage, our tram" bad but a
ungle track ; the Indians knew tno coiiulry, nnd
it Mteiucd as though they hud toleeted ibis nass
as the ground where they would avenge their
loiuicr iokb anu oeient.
' General Sully gave our brlsilo the advance,
and disposed the loree hn IoiIovb: Twf compa
nies 2ti Cavalry, li and C, and two compar.ios nth
Inlantry, mmler Major Rose, us adi ance jjuurd ;
the balance of the lid Cavalry and Mthlulantry
guutdid the tiuin on the right and loft) 1st bri
gade to ftlluw the d wltli a strong tlank force
and heavy rearguard. The udvunoo had proceeded
about two miles when three or (our huudred
Indians dashed over a knoll, drove back the
scouts, anu n.atienn ell' rt tostntnp de the hordes,
ilajor Rose wui too quick fur them ; ho iiiime
dtately dismounted, deployed his men, and u.-eve
them f i om their chosen giound. As soon as tho
tirst gun was tired the bills on every side wore
covi red with Indians. The train now corralled
betwien too high blulls.aud was advanced a mile
at a time until we got out of the broken country.
We inarched ten miles aud corralled lor tlio
night beside a small lake.
' The Indians seeing the Idaho train in the rear,
lichen to pass around from the trout. Ue ieral
Sully ordered Colonel McLaren, with Comp mies
I) and O of the 2d Cavalry, aud GSmpauy K of
tl.e Nth Minnesota Infantry, to take possession of
a high range of hills on the left, and Coiouo!
Rodger, ol the 6tb, to occupy a lihih ridge on
the right. Both ridges were takou, and the
lodiuns driven oU. In returning to camp, one ot
McLaren's comiwnius, Company G, Captain Mix,
got too far away from bis. supports, and W:;s
attacicd by a large force, lie immediately
occupied a cove iu the side hill, which was pro
tected on three sides. Colonel McLaren, seeing
tho perilous condition In which tho comnanv
placed, ordered to his relief Company 11, 2d
Cavalry, and about twenty scouts with them, and
one gun of Captain Jones lid Minnesota Battery.
Cantaiu Mix was saved from utter rout. l.h u.
tcuunt-Coloiiol Rddgtrs, commanding the bth
Minnesota luloutry, drove the Indians on the
light.
"ihe 1st Jtnpaae nan a lively lime in the rear
protecting the Idaho train ef emigrant. Next
morion; the Indians could be seen on every side.
aud seemed to be preparing for a second fight.
General Sally ordered the train forward, the Ad
MisMjtii-i Buttery in the advance. Aftor tho
train had about left camp, the Indians, in great
(nice, made a dash njuu the rear. Colonel
Thomas was ready and met (hem with two
bowiueri uud six companies, aud a sharp skir
mish ensued. The Indians, seeing we were r -udy
at every point, fare up the fight and left. - Ahou I
11 O'clo V
wo Cam Bp to where thr
been, and which bad onlv
i an n bad
brn Tsctrd a lew hours. The ramp vois
vitv extensive, and from all I could sec I
should Mima'e the numtier of warriors engaged
at four to five thousand. As Soon as we came
upon the ir.iil, (b nersl Sully doited hit train las
v. were now out of the rmieh rutin try), aad
oidered Colonel MeLsr' n and M ijor lir.ickett to
bilng their trimrnl to the fiont, and prepsre to
charge, abould we cnine np wttti tlie Indiiui train.
We tin lowed the train until dark, and ramped
Inside two nii'M.o1. whn h barely fiiimsned
H.lli tent wa er 'it the c imim hi. I. Tons eiiiled
the M coud luni'it g ligt t. A i.irt"! numb r of
Ir.d'Hns were kill and I It ii'-iced along tlie
lnii-i'b h. Our o- tv.is I ".'lit.
"We wit; short of rn'i.Mis, and the la-s'.-ni
v rv ))-ior, o t'c ' ! 'rir -I it -'Ir bi ro v ir.b tl."
l I. iv "t Die , ..hi- li we te.'.ii'. 1 on toe ! J'h of
Aigue'.'
81L1.CTI0? 3 r;.0!I "I'UKO'J" ;
A U vn toN ioiiNoths ivn tjri nil Sup
pofbiu yen t nrid a ereeiitnii'it, would you,
whin l ui d, be able by any means in. ike a
note of It r '
II is Gr ami mot urn "Poor thing ' very pain
ful I" sniil old Mk. llowline (grandmother ot the
l mentf d Turn Bowline, the ilarung of his ere I,
on rciulirg n letter from her limit! 'ttl relation,
win rein be told her Hint he had seen thu needles
right in the eje of the w ind.
I.atut 1 iiom I'Aitis. Mou eher 'wiri-Tbll
Is lor yon. .Malic my conpl im- ni to Maditne.
l'lense to accept, Are., sentiments, -:., d -r. n
guished consideration, c. Lot'ls N,
(Juanil un pnnt resscmble t-ll in nniii"ro 2 1 f
CJonnil II est neuf et ties etroit. (You sue?
Neuf et treizc et trois.)
Raii.wav Moiiai.s. Guard "Now, Miss!
Are you going by this tr iln :"
Miss R tiecca lnged 117). "Yes; but I must
liavo a canliipo where there are no yottn,; men
likely to be rude to one."
Ritiiil.K (Picked up during tho very Inst ball of
the pia-nn). Suppose you tiud Captain Cooing
and Miss Hilling together, In a convenient (lining
corner, "sitting out" a quadrille Why is that cir
cumstance rcmarkit bl v like two o'clock in t'.o
mori ing ? Because it's two, a-hem ! (till!)
A FniKNni.v Littlt! Ahtii t.K. We aro told
by Alphonee Karr that "Friendship between two
woitn n is always a plot ngulnst a third." We
deny It, as wo always make a point of deny int all
the spiteful things that are said against tho beau
tiful six. And what is the friendship b tween
two men, we should like to know i If wo had
the inclination to be cynical, nnder the deceitful
notion that we weie being extremely clever, wo
might answer: "Friendship between two men
is a continual strugglo us to which of the two
slmlldolho other." We arc afraid wo are not
the only persons in this world who labor under
the melancholy conceit that, to be clever, wo have
only to bo cynical.
luii'iiuKNT Ways ok Tiiavki.imo. Man
travels to expand his ideas ; but woman, judging
nom the number ol boxes sue invariably takes
with ber, travels only with the object of expand
ing her dresses.
The Rioht Stbi The Bishop of Limoges
hits bet n publishing a Pastoral. The publication
could not be better timed, for, if our uncient
knowledge of quadrilles be correct, Lit Pastorale
comes directly alter L'F.te.
Caiihv at His Ci.cii. Hansom Cabby (lo.)
in;..ii I i.i I . 1 y
.en, wmiio lines m kih a gem IIS IS a
smok in'; for yer seo bad 'bucra and bad fsrc goes
together, and w ieey-wcrsey. So I jest smells tho
gent I '.) through tho trap a'top, und drives him
uccordiu'l"
lliii'oi'it.xtiv Again. One of tho secretaries of
the French Society lorthu Protection of Animals,
In a lecture given the o her day in Paris at tho
Garden of Acclimation, revived the proposal to
constitute liorsellcsh and article of food, demon
suating its acceptability with a tureen of horse
soup, and another dish of that noble anim il
dressed a ki dnubr, which he oll'ered to his
audience, Rnd they, including many. ladies,
devoured. Well, who shall tax them with eating
striii go lood f If all the primo tongues, ready
cooked, on sale nt our British grocers', could
speak, und would tell the truth, wo uporeheiid
that not a few of them would neigh. There is
support, dousiiless, in saddle of horse, but, for
eating, we uro disposed to prefer suddle of
mutton." i
What we iKAnji in Fount v Pakts. When
Inst we were in Paris, wo strolled into the Palais
de Justice, nnd soon found ourselves wandering
in the famous Salledesi'as Perdus. On inquiring,
we discovered that the Sullu des Pas was not
Intended as a companion rcl'uce to the Chimin iln
Mars; and wo also learned that the Pus Perdus
were in no way paternally related to the Enlants
Trouves. These facts weru no Iihs now than
pleasing to us, nnd so uccoidiugly wo have mado
a note ot them." ,
A Retobt that ib a Little too Si'Iiutrii.
Itetuliutiou in commerce, as iu otln r things,
sometimes takes u most suvago form. Now look
at India, how we treat ber iu our couitiicreisl
relations! because India sends us her cotton
badly ginned, is that any reason, wo ask, why
we sin uld send her our sherries so fearfully
brandicd f
AiTiiK-DiNNKn Pai'Kiib. My Dear Mlsscr
Punch, Cireonsters overwhich no control
picvtiited my father whom you pointed your
Scitilic 1'rospornU nt from writing you a long
contit of the weather of Lost Mouth. Ho forgotit
till lust moment aler dinner and being too bit ig gg
tired to write himself we had a third bottle of
twenty-cun't gettit nowdajs and he tlcp-p puted
me to write iroui bit diction I mean dictation.
Here it is.
1 auiVr Sisterly no Sincerely,
Thomas Id zz, Ji nioh.
Revibw or Weatheu fob Jclv. Daring the
past month, there was a restless wind that blew
down its own smoke, and took oil' the edge of the
meridian with its own plane.
In tbe morniug, attenuated nimbi dwindled into
a luminous canopy, whose height was UiWl feet
ubuve tlie sea-level.
Cumuli and cirrhi gave themselves np to the
full development of ozone ; while Summer Me
teoric Phosphorescent I ruins met the Radiating
Siciiincrs within live minutes of each other.
Thermometer in the Sun at 4 H0 P. M. (How
it got there, no oue knows. li., Jt nil)
At midnight, on tho 17th, the lUv. F. C.
Robart, of f-nint, shot with considerable velocity
u cross Ursa Major, aud disappeared after travers
ing un approximated space. (Uuv'nor gott bis out
ol thu 'J imt t, thinking. licz., Jcn'r.)
Ou the following morniug tne wind returnod to
France, nnd, in a test slip, tell between a wet and
a dry bath, sliow.iij sonic external signs of ihs
coton tion.
It will be seen by reference to tho tube. (At
this )oiiit I made a relereuce to fie table. My
respected purent bad disappeared. Yours, Kc.,
Ji. Ji m n.)
Stakti.ino Cui-Ei.Tr. A well-known uphol
sterer, whose uainu shull not bo held up touuiver
sal exetraiion, because this course could uot bo
adopted without pullery, undertook the contract
(or keeping wcU-fui nished, repairing, and redeco
rating tbe Ophthalmic llospit d. We accidentally
caught sight of the bill for the current je.ir. One
ol Ihe largest Items recurring over and over again
wa.i "Pods for the Blind." Shall tlie unlorliimito
and helpless bo flogged for their misfortunes
tim'.t r our very noses, under o.ir very eye-laihos !
Shiinic ! Shi.nie !
K.i.W rol.lllt AI. ItlMS IN H il.V.
The important question of the French oceupa.
tion of the Papal States a phase of affairs whi. h
ever since the peace of Villufruncn, bus more or
less enduugcred tho peticeal le relations between
1 iiiiuc una Italy may be considered as settled
fur the present, at least. The treaty recently
coiicitiikti bemt eu Fiuuce and Italy cun bo ep
tnini.i d in tin se three poinisaii iio-uraiicc to in
luiliiui (unci Piisent that Ficiiih occupation ot
lioine w ill shortly Ci use : a vmininteu of the
Italian Got crnmcut to 1 iiime tiiut the pro mised
evueuution shall not result in any interference on
the part ol tlio kingdom of Italy w ith the Piipul
States; and a stipulation fixing tl,e term of two
) eurs from the signing of the treuty as the limit
of the French occupation. This ticuty ul-o In
volved tbe removal of the citpiUJ of Italy to
Florence or Kuplt; aud the loruicr city was
chosen.
It is asserted that King Victor Em.inuol
was opposed to tbi.- lu;t feature of tho uew diplo
matic arrangements ; aud this rumor, with others,
was dcxteiou.ly tutuittie by a faction of dis
contented politicians, aided . it is believed, by the
Clrricul reactionary ai ty. The result wus the
recent unhappy riot at Turin, where cries of
"Rome or Ueuth," 'Yiva Garibaldi," "Down
with Frcuch iiiilueuee," mingled with the ruder
demonstrations of an excited pt pula e. The
,4itiotiia, the clerical organ, fomeuled ilio agita
tion by personal calumnies and insinuations, toil
ing the people that Turin by right ought to bo tlie
capital of lia'y.
The rumor above alluded to about the kiu,' a
minor which bus been proved utterly false gave
tho Impression to many, and among them the
correspondents of the Kugllsu papers, that Victor
Fuiauuel hud abandoned tho idea of having
Rome for the rspital of Italy. This is not so. It
Is geuetally believed in the best-informed political
cntles that tlie present acceptance of Florence is
but a step to Rome. At uny rate, the Italian
Government Is unanimously in favor of the re
moval ; and the olhcia! organ, I. a .stampa. an
nounces that the "Government, conformably to
the opinions expressed by tbn generals of the
army and the Committee of Defense, and con
firmed by the Council of (ieucruls held yester
day, has, by a unanimous vote, resolved to trans
iertlicscut of the kingdom to a place offering
greater security than Turin end the city which
as cms to the Government the best adapted for tho
required turpose is I'lvance,"
Tbe municipal authorities of Turin practically
took the part of the rioters, and published pro
clamations host! e to the proposed removal.
1 hc-c unhappy ibllerenecs of opinion the result
of party fix I ng which would not Mention itself
lor the tiB'loual good brought about Ihe dis
orders which disgraced 1'nrin on the 21tl of S.;p
temlier. Fxclted citizens, angry at the pros
jn i tive damage to the prospects of Turin whi ji
the removal ul tho sea of government therefrom
would cause, gathered In Iho principal pln.as,
and were only dispcised by force. As is usual in
un h ( Ssi s. ti.e sii;iit ol ihe military only lur'hor
It Humi d tbe l ii-stons of tl.e people, and they
finally atiioki d I in- s n,i rs with stones and o'ber
missiles. 1 he luiier i.ied in return, aoj ten ot'
the it'Ob w re hilled in d many wounded. Order
was llnally re-ti red ; . ud tin- afTiir, thonb 'b
giai ilul, as every rio-. is, will not interfere hh
ihe pluns '.f the (iove'iitnent. Fiorcnoe Is nenre
lurtli the cupi'.al of Itu y, and will cu!y be aban
doned In lafor of It in e,
OI'lltlll:AI MOT AT lltWII.l.t,
SjliiASIA.
Koldie r Shot liy n 1 rnttor-l'he Vtiirslcrrr
llllleil on I he N.ol.
Dakvii ir, October .1. On Saturday evening,
1 r. hums, a notorious traitor from Ytririnui,
without provocation shot George W. Mclvihncn,
a return) d soldier from the 2ith Illinois Regi
ment, killing him iiit.-,titly , and also severely
wounding Hi nry McKihhcn, a brother of tho
iiccinsiil. 1 ui ris then run to the hou-e of Dr.
Theodotc l emon, another notorious traitor from
Virginia. Tbe comrades of tlio deceased 'ir
rontidi d the house and demanded the surrender
ol Karris. Limon biought blin out, when tho
sold us immtilietely killed him. The tro.tble
Immediately ceased and all Is now quiet.
Tlie Nlnve or rlnni!il Ttiinin rontrlbu
Una lo tne Mr.
It will lie remi inhered by tho Intelligent reader
that the tirst gun of the war was fired by Kdiniind
Rullln, of Virginia (not by Ogleby Hyron Young),
who bad labored lor thirty yinrs to bring about a
eo lis Ion between tho sections. It will be seen by
the following, elicited at a meeting In Washing
ton city, that his slave woman is just as zealous
on the right side :
"Mr. Steele said he desired to slate one 1 i ttl o
Incident winch occurred in his experience to-day
He called on n negro woman, who certainly was
not liable to the draft (laughter), who contributed
to tbe fund because she desired the quota of the
ward to bo made up. He a-ked her tiiimo, and
she replie d that it was Aunt Kaston, and that she
was a refugee. Ebc was a slave from the planta
tion of F.dmund Rullln, who was one ot those
who fired the first gun on Fort Sumter. She
desired to contiibuie her quota to lib ilia ward.
(Applause. I He said tin ro were many rich men
in the ward who had not yet con'ributed, who by
giving from fifteen to twenty dollars each could
relieve the ward ftoin the draft."
MEDICINAL COD LIVES OIL.
JOHN O. BAKER A CO.,
No. Tift MAKkj&T SI B1CT,
are now receiving ihflr 'upplien fresh from tl.e rVherie.
The tiiprrtorliy of their OIL In errry reij. t, ha Krnd
fnr H a reputatkin and )e beyond any other found in the
nark ft.
Tr DialntAlB H, they are determined to supply an art trie
Uiat nia bt entirely r:lhd on for frexhiiM and parity.
Her tefeUmi'Hrilji ol Prcf'cJom of iit dlcAl foUt-K- atiU
WRIGHT & SIDBALL
" No. 119 Mavkfit Street
11KTWKKS UtONT AWD BttCONU STUKKT8.
C. V.'. WKIHBT. I'. n. ItllU'AI.L.
DRUGGIST S, PIIY SI C I AN S,
AND
OKSKKAL STOKt.KEF.PKRS,
Cannndat mirnnii bllHhtuentatQllassortmonloflniported
and lloiueslls brua, forSilar ratent Mctlteinss, 1'nlnta,
Coal Oil, Window Ulan, frcrlptlon Vliil, te., at as low
pilees ttl Kcuulne tlrst-t'lafls gooilH can be gold.
riKB ESSENTIAL OILS
For ronfeelloners, In full variety, and of tlie best quality.
Cochluetil, Bcnual Inttlse, Madiler, I'ot Anil, 4ltilhc:ir,
Botla Ash, Ahun,OU of Vltrlel, Anuatto, CopperaR, E tract
ef Logwood, Ac, H'H HYKltS' us, alwuja on hand, ut
loweiit net cash rlcet.
Pl'UIJ KI'K KlS FOB rAMIf.V t'HK,
Oround expressly for our silos anil to which ws Invite
the attention oflliose In waul of reliable articles.
Aluo, JAVIUO, .HTAHVII, AlVHTARb, ic, of eilr
quality.
Orders by malkssr city noit,';vl,l niaet Willi iiroraiitat
Uutlon.orapcelal tiuoiudont will bo fuinisbcd when re-
tiueeUd.
WRIGHT & RIDDAT,li.
Wlioleiiale Drns Warohonse,
JaH-ly No.,lin MAUhKT Btri'el.alKivo frost
T1I0U8AKDS OF TEErE
EXTRACTED WITnOlIT I'AIX.
Patent applied fir, Wy new liiTentinn, a hmihle He
verhtti e Hi it aitjUxtinK Ktttet.v Talved Inhaler, for a'toua
ItneilxiK KUrtiui i lliie and uxtra"tniH h-etfi without
pitln. TbconVy mmie ttal Ute Oaa n be pruporly uud
amy auBaiiusioreAi.
UK. O. 1. MIJNNS,
f.l"-lB No. 731 HPItUL'B bTHflST.
gTAU OIL. COMPANI
OF l'lllLADKLTHJA.
Dili li OTOHS.
HON. WII.UAM MIL1.WARD,
HAMUIL K. riltLLH'8,
JOHN H. MIC1IENKK,
JAME.8 It AltKIhOB,
II. N. mllKRALI),
ISRAEL atll HENEU,
THOMAS. ALLEN.
Tlie Fubierlialoa Itook to ths above Company ta now
ready at tbe llaoklni; llonae of alieliael Jaeobl, Ko, 40
8.TI11UD Street, Phlladolphla, where the l)lroUin wUl
meet, and tiebappyto sivs any fn'ormatlon coucerulnf
Ore lands, to.
Bnbicrlptlou tl per slaire, the original price, and. no
c&seifcaaunta.
SAMUEL. ALI.KN.
BtCltETAur.
I'iiii.a lan ill, Octeber 4, 1SC4. 10 J-.ll
T
KMl'L 1 1
FASHION.
Small Profits. Quick Eoks.
HATS A1D CAPS. NEWEST HTVLES
Low e. I Prices In the city.
IIOUKNK,
ses-'iuw-itni Mo. 40 N. WXTH BTUKST.
Hun bi'f.n ortte.l in ths neighborhood ot Vlath and
Cttc.iait Biro is, ty eiotds of well-creased men
FUJI Ci I N O IN AND OUT
Of ii hi,i.1I rll'.tlAU sl .iEEonlhe upper nUleof C'BKS
M'T Htnet, he'ew Nit.ih. It appaara the proprietor haa
li.int't "ITINJ i.OW.V lUcprH-eaot hla Htnari auj To
baerj, :ai ih.1 cent, on nil hi stock, wattli by tlie way is
el ruie cltii'ivii. Il."s eS-f If
I N FRIXGINO
Ou th ptt'tin 1" ..il.t Cu-uatUor his customers, who always
cjo ron iiimi
PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS'
A k fc.lt At iW. IMdTITI tT IT Mn 11 kJ .ek
XIN'Jil tUaACit. kImiVA Msirksit Miui turwasi
raJically cured by B ' kVKKMTT'8 I'ltmiuia Fattml
OiaduatrtiK I'rctsirtre Trui. Huperiuf Kiastio Haiti,
jEia-itio hiockliitfa, rtiioiierf, fihouider Brace, 8uu
aorn a. Crtitrhen, Ve.
l.sulic atwuu4s4 Un. B.C. KVEUE1 T. -nyCt-ly
WANT3.
QIXV POINT, VJItt-INIA,
AuKiiot 7, ISO!.
l).flCI LEl'OT Of KEl'AIUS, AttMIBSl
OI'EltATWO AOAINiT ftlCUUObll.i
WANTED. '
CO AVlieelvrrlulitSa anl
DO lilacltwn.ltlie.
Who win rt ttlre the big be it rate, of Uorcrunuut mj,
ration, and medical attendance. j
Trauapoiiatiou AiraUh4 bjr applying at
ttl PlKbYLVANIA Avenue. WaiUington, I.0.
K. J. BTUANO, i
CAPTAIN, A Q. M.
JAMKB M. KELLY,
9 :2 Iiq yUARTEKMASltU ) AOllK'f.
WILL TEE FEOFLE EE WISE?
flnitdr'dl and tltoniandi of ln)Urn are tperrt yearly,
and tnndreda ard thoutnna of the bet mn an-! women
of Amerka llogor In patn, and dte, an1 file pfrnature
trave. ih that ewful dle. I'j -nn?ila. They lr ihla
ahjuklnn. and that rjhjsielkn. hi t ala! ala I no relief, no
care; and the iu xl w hear of them they h-nro gone "to
that tvutne frm whence ro trave rr rettirns " Wo -V
ti the nick thatt'ie witnensr w j.itc tle ttay t.f the wyft
tfierftil :nre, cf r prs rit lc hy
DU. WIMIAUTS
hlir.AT AMi;i:'('V .'iT.rMU IILLH AM) riM5
TKF.K T A It ' OftrHAl.,
Are fri m m n and women of o:.,ti nonaM wurth and
rpmaien. They live in and around rhltadelph-t. to
and h ar their (ettm my. Many of thm wi c rt frnu
the cry Jaw t nf lath when -'I h p-: was gi n.
Int. A rcinMunt pain r n .eaMnti f. th it f the
etoinah.
?(1 Klatnlrnre and artdity.
.'id. :oth riie-s anil hn of apifVe.
4ih. lihfOin and dpn hinof ipjtli,
JMh. Ilarrhi a, with r rt r r.
:th. r.n In all part of the nys'im.
7th. t't iifun -Wt ayiiiptomaandpulp.uiliiiicf tht henrt.
h h. CeiiKh, with phlegm In the throttt.
i'th. trvom gtlectlunand want of sleep af nltrht.
l(ih. J ei of ftppe. fte and TomitiiiR.
11th. Ilr.lneas, dimnegi of vnion and n-e ef 'ffht.
l'Jth. IltAtlaUac and MatTing In walking, with froat
rnklieit.
Out of the thotipntid of cane of dyipr pMa that have
nurd lr. Wl-hart'i Cn at American lyppila rule, not
one ut them hns tailed ef a periVct rire. We w.iTunt a
n.re in fTt ry t a-e, no matter If f twenty yoari atiind
liiff. Bold by all dnit.vlif everywhere, and nt Dr.
WIHHAU'I Motllcr, No. 10 S. 8l.CO.VI Street, PMia'el
phln, I'a. AM i-xninlnfttloni nnd ronnltatlons free rf
rhargc. Send fur a circular. Price Uperbux, Munlby
mall, tret ti t haige, on ict tipt ol money.
DYftl'rJ'.SlA-UVHI'KPStA.
Mr. WJ.'linrt, I wl-h to ad'l my le'thmny lo the h-m-die
! yen receive tothe htallnK pruptirtlea cf your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial. For fifteen yean a nuflenrr, ten yuan
of ttuit time 1 have ilept only In my chair, not being a'de
to lie down for fear of tunoctttlon. 1 have employed iiuvcn
of the bent phyMclana In rhllud-lphla, who all pronounced
ni rane lncurMe. 1 n an taken to the College, whore the
Faculty, having done what they could, deciarej my dln
eaie an Incurable case of Athaa and Chrontc Pyspeptla,
Inltalaat etae, and that my luntci were partially tfone.
Klmlnijr one of your clrcuiirn, my wile prunired from your
tore a b"ttle of your Cordial. Pertevcrtnjily I nscd seven
bottlee, and a box and a half of your hyspepMa I'llln, when
I felt that my disease had wholly given way, and the Cor
dial had given mo new vigor and atrenfth. 1 onllmit d to
laproic, ami f-r thepsit three months I have been able
to i ii p In nn bed na Roundly an I ever did, 1 am now
veil, and have gained twenty-Ave pounds In my weight.
I am able lo work aud provide for my family. ' I send you
thift true and faithful statement fr the beneilt of the Pilf
ering. I il nds, rail and nee me, near Oxford Church
Pot onke, 1 went) third Ward, PluUdclphlu.
ISAAC IIELI.KRM V.
DR. tVHUAKrB 4JKKAT AMERICAN DYSPE.'SIA
PILLS.
This Is to certify tliat I auirered Sot ten yean will, that
dr'wdful ("Otnpfiilni called OyspepIa. I tufierfd tiiot h
pain and dhtrecH, with gloom ami depression of p.rlti(
1 wns trtaiel by ikht dlfl rnt pnyfcii.iiiiia lor my cam
plaints, and at tlmea was ntit li better, but then my od
(tleac, d;ipepsia , would return with all Its dreadfil
rtaliths, and my wh'.l-i svi'cin was tastwastiug uw.y.
In Uils si k and debiUta ed state, I was bandi'd a clrcul ir
c f Dr. WlOiart't great American Dyspepsia PUN and Pine
Tree Tar Cordial, which guve a correct deMttipilon m my
BUfUiint', and I determined to place my eh und r the
Doctor's care, and lake his medicines.
Aa Eiton as 1 commenced tue use of tho uudkine, I
begAn to g-t better, and so I continued three months, at
whh'li timo I wua perfot tly cured of all my complaint,
and peifceily rftdorcd to tn-alth; I am to-day a well man .
Dr. WUI i art, I give yod thla certificate with a gratctul
heart lor the bent lit I nave received (rum the use of your
truly wondt-riul medic u en. Hay God b!c is you and pre
serve your truly nselnl life for many years . I would say
to every pick person who was suilerlng an I was that my
renldence I No. lH'.t Richmond strvet, Pl.lli.dt'lptila, where
1 w III lake, great do light In giving tenliiuuny to the treat
power ol Dr. YY is hurt':) midicines to cure.
V. II. ALLCV.
Dr Wlsl.arfs Store find OlT.ce, No. 10 N. bECUND Street,
PhlLu'lelphia.
DYSPEPSIA I DYSP1.PSIA1
I, Moses Konimls,ilo ccrtlfj' tliat I wus sick with dy
pt'pila tor two j cars; I was very nick at tho pit of my
stomach, with pain kn my breatt, Bide, bark and head,
with dlzziiiCNN and etngKcrliig In wa'klng.wlth great weak
iiohb and gt mirnl debility. I employed, In that time. 8veu
eminent physician, and they ditrered in their opinion ot
mydlbra u; lomo thought I had t nt disc-axe, nnd some
another, but I w an all the tftue getting worse an I worse,
until 1 bcrame ao low thut my wire would have to feed mo
for weeks toge.her. While In thin djeadfol condition,!
placed luvtrir ucdorDr. Wiihart's trcatuv ut, and used
his great An erl an Dyspepsia PilU nnd treat mcot fr
Dyspepsia, and at the present timet am perfectly well,
and hav; gained In flesh twenty-four pounds, au X can
work and attend to my buaim'ss ai well aa any person .a
Pennylvattla,and I am not U tied It Is a perfect cure. Dr.
Wi-hart, you can publiHh my case if you see proper, as I
w aiit to-btar testimony to the great power your medicine
has to curt Dvspepala. All persons are at liberty to call
ana nicer write. MoiSES KoMm,
HcMiylMll IIa en, Schuylkill county, Pa.
IT8PKPt?lA, DY8PKPSI4.
This Is to certify that I had Dyspepsia In the wont form
for three years. I was treated by seven of the nest phj
kU&alJi Auetlca;someof them were Pron-snors ol Jef
fernr.n Cotl' ge, Phlladalphla, but they did me no goo. I
grew wortte every month. 1 would be taken at timet with
areadful pntns In my breast and stomach so great was It
that 1 could neither alt, Ua.norstand.but would rove about
. rosnon room to anotlier; my friends expected to soe me
die, as tli ere appvared to be no relief for nt. In Uus lp
less ecndltton 1 placed myselT under Dr. Wlahart's troat
njeivt. and used his medlclnei at directed.
This day I am a well an an, and for three week I have
been on my feet, and working hard from early morn until
eleven oVkxk at night. II r. Winhart,! gle you this oer
Utlcale with a grateful heart, feeling It my duty to do so;
you may, and 1 want yon to publish R to the world, that
every person suffering as I was may have the toiifltof
Of Ing jour truly wonderful rtiuadiet. All sick person are
at lib rty to i a 1 and see mo, or write to me, at 1 wast to
render all the good 1 can to sufTt rtnn humanity.
JAMES II. ANOIXL,
Overseer of Washington Matiulacturiiig Couajjauy s
Weaving Room, Gloucester, N. J.
DYSPKl'KIAl DY9PKPKIA!
I, John Lynch, do certify thut for four injnihs past 2 was
attacked wiih acule dyitpepsia; I was severely handled
that 1 enuld do nothiug but what Itwoulil 11 U me with
dreadful tilstiemt ; my nervous system wai perfertly pros
trated; my whole liume soon became weak and tremUilu,(,
with a contmed noise and dir.lneNs In the head, followed
by a palpitation of the heart and general debilttvof tlie
whole body. Kvcry kind of medicine adudiiistcrud to me
did no good, until l was advised to call on Dr. WUhurt and
place myself under bis treatment. It Is now about nine
wtcks fcincft I commenced to use his Dyspepsia Pills and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, and I do truthfully and lalihiully
nay, that I am pcris-lly cured of Dyspepsia, and all other
tjisem-CN urluing therefrom, and I can eat three good meals
every day, and Icel well In every reipect. I am 7ft years
ol age, and If It w ut neceiHury, I teel 1 could aud would
ahotihltr my gmi to d if cm I the city from luvaoion by tho
IteLcl.. All persoiih sullciiUg wiUi Dyiipepsla aa I wuh, are
at litu ny to rail and see me, for I le-1 it my duty Ij do all
the good 1 oun fur hollering humanity.
JOUS LYNCH,
Xo. lsni Toplar ureet, Philadelphia.
Dr. WIHIUKT'I Store and Olllce, No. ION. HIU'OMD
Street, Philadelphia, I'a. All examinations and couBiilta
Uun free 1. 1 charge. Price, $1 per box. bent by mall on
rtcclf l ol money,
DYSi-M'SlA J DY8PEP8IAI
Dr. Wi.hart I have been a constant uflerer with Dvt
pwpa.a lor ti e last eightoen year, during which time I can
uot taytl.at 1 ever enjoyed a peri tly well day. There
were times when the rynijdoms were more aggravated
Ui hii at others, and then It teemed It would be a great ro
Liof to die. 1 hud at all timet an unpleasant feeling in my
head, but latterly iny sullei ing to much Increased thut I
became aeaao.t uutlt lor buxinessof any kind; my mlud
waM-oninually llllod with gloomy thought and loreb.'d
lugi, and II I ut tempted to change their cum-nt by reading
at once a sensation of icy coldness, la connection with a
dead weight, at it were, rested upon my brain; alio, a
feeling ol tkkoi-b would occur at tho stomach, and great
pain to my eyes, accompanied with which was the con
tinual fear of loing my reason. I also experienced great
lasbltude, dibiliiy, and nerrouhiicet, which made it dim
cult to alk y day or sleep at night. 1 became averse to
aot-ivty, and disposed only to seclusion, and having tried
the skill of a number of eminent phyticiuna of various
schools, finally cume to the conclu.ton that for title disease
at my present age (16 year), there wat no core In exist
ence, itut, through the Interference of Divine Providence,
to whom I devoutly offur my thauka, I at last found a tjor
rflgn remedy In your Dyspepsia PUU and Tar Cordial,
which Reeta to have eiroctually removed almost the lust
trace of my long list of allmenla aud bad (eeltngs, aud Iu
their place health, pletuure, and contentment are my
eiery day companions. JAMKH M. SAUNDKUS, ,
No. 4i3 N. Second Street, Philadelphia,
Formerly of Woodbury, N. J.
Dr. iBHAi.T fl Ofllce.So.lQN. 8XrND SUtet.Phl-Itadtlphia.
I VHfri fllA I VTl.rFIAl
1, .. Tftm, of ChettorhMt., Mowtiwrner innlv,
1 a hi e -inlfresl ff r iri'itr inan me je;ir ev. ryounc nut
otri (Mill, hom thut awful -tie--e, eatld Dvn fM-paia. I
enii'iovrd m that time ve of the m. i eminent puyneims
In rh'hwi Iplna I y d 4 all tin y cmi.it Mr me witn m M
cfctw n a- A i ui t ng. h'tt "till I a no better. 1 then wmt
to the renn Iv .mia Cnlerity to orler t ila e mveif in
renen of the best mtilteal lAventS in the fflntrv, b'lt their
ledleinei (Ailed Ui do me any kootl. ajid ontltne I wttirr
tr death u stlieve me of oy 'lerinirs, hut e ng Dr.
Wt-han s advrrtt'emeut In the PliiiadetpMa Hu'leitn. I
determn ed to try n e more, hut with Utile fftith. I rallod
on Dr. Wlnhrirt. and told him if I 'oiiio mive died I would
not have troiihkd ,,hn. and Uien is-lnted my sutlerlus
to him Tlie, Dr. adored me ll he failed to cure mo of
Dvperla, It wnul-i ti. tlie trt rn (n io yeari. I pot
nneli under hit treatment, nd Adhoi gh I hd vn tor
mon'ha vomltina nearly everything 1 ate, m ttroac'i
pwdlJi ii with wind, and tlih d w it-i pain iMivoml tU tcrtp'l'tti,
1 bom ht a box of hn Dyspepsia ''til-, I twtl Uicm as dl
teeted, ard In ten days I could ei"t at herurtv a m al is any
p"rnon in the Htate of Pennrvlvauia.and in thirty .iayn was
ewfllman. I Invite any p'-rson nitnriha as I was to eat)
and see mo, niM1 I will rela'e my snilennK and the, reat
rnre I reenved. I would av t) nil I ys,irpticii, everywhere,
that Dr. Wlphart Is, I believe, the only nenorti on tfie earth
that oan cure Dyspepsia with any degree nt rertatntv.
MOHKH TolllN,
Cheltenliam, Montifmerv t!o.. I'a. v;
Vr. WTPJTAltTS Ofllce, Vn. 10 N. R !'(' JNI tret.
Onirr- hours from ! A. M. to tt P. M. All cxamii atlns and
rvnKu tat ens lice.
DYfsTKFSlA! DYHPETftlA!
Dr. Wiohart I wae. a great iitTerer with dvpepU fir
lett n eam. E erythmg 1 ate filled tne w ith wind and
dre.idtiil pain : and my hie was ore ot great sutlerlntr. I
was ko jiuch a tli le ten that It 1 drank a Kin "I ol water, it
wouhl ( ou rtturn bften hi a heated erudition I fiophed
to every kind of medicine and tretmnnt; but all to n
purpose 1 aw your lie veriiM ineul In the "L'il(.er" of a
great cure your great American D spt pi'u PI Is hai mad'-.
1 weM to otir fore and pnrrhaseii a h'x. ttnd cowm-in-ed
to ut-e them ; and I do thank (tod this day I am a wa in in,
and ran est three me ulu per day. 1 have suit a nunih -r ot
p tsoiii alter niir bllln, und 1 e a young man t int was
sufleiinK with il vp rtsla m my n-'lirhburh I eight if
vour pills, and they cuicd h.m entirelv. Y o mav reti r to
ine k ou i proper. jacoIi lliaiiLKY.
K(nnedvlile, Kent cuii.tty , lieL
A rOMTIYECTRE FOR DTSPEPfiU.
ITKAH WHAT MR. JOHN II. BAIICOCK 8AY8,
No, irrjti OLIVE S'rcft,
rhtldefhka, January ''d $
Dr. Wlshart Sir: It is witn inueji pieusuro that I am
now able to inform you that, by the uso ot your great
A met lean Dyptpplu Pills, I have b en entirely cured of
thai mot dlhtrespiui,' complaint, Dyiprpslu. I had iot n
grievoiisly B'Hictetl for the iat twenty ei'ht years, and f.r
ten years ot thut time have not hi en iieeit tmm its pain
one week at a iiii.e. I hae hud It In Its wnrt torm, and
have drucged on a tnst nileruhe exiitetieo in pain div
and iiitht. Kvery kind ot rood tint Into nil, d me with
wmn and psln, It mattered not how Ik ht, or how uall the
qoHtitlty. A continued botch mn was Mir to to How. 1 hid
no appetite fer nnv ktnd ol meat whatever, and my ills
tres was so gieat for several rnont hw .rc I heard of
your rtllx.tlnit I rrefjin-nijy withi-dtordenih. I hail tktn
everythif g that I laid ht ad of lor Dvspepsi.i, without re
ceiving any IjeneiH ; hut on your Pills utnir rccommeiide- J
fi me by one who had been cured by Iln iu, I c 'included V
give tin m a trial, althonxh I had no faith u them. To my
astnnlhmetir, I found myself getting better be tot e I
had taken our-lotirth ot n hi, a-id. after taking half a iiei
1 am a uviV f7,fin,7n can rat anyrftintj iruh, and en toy a
hearty meal three tunes a d iy, w lihout inconvenience from
anything 1 eat or drink. If yon think proper, von am at
UJteity to make thin public and rfi-r to me. I will cheer
fully give all ilerilrablc hi formation to anv one who inav call
on me Youri. reni i tfullv. JOHN II. H.UU'VH'K.
Forsale at Dr. WIHIlAHTRJfedlenl Depot, No. In N.
REt OM) S'reut, Philadeltdila, I'a. 1'riee one dollar per
box. Kent by mail, free ol charge, on receipt vf price.
DYSriTSUl DYHPEPSIA1
I, Riimnol D. Haven, have neen a great snfl'ercr with
chronic dpepiA and Intiaiamation of the khiueys for
thriti eara. 1 rui;iioyel thret: or lour of tho most euiiueiu
phsiciHiia of Philadelphia, a. so of IlurJinxton 'onnty,
ew Jersey They did all tor me they could, but all to no
Ii ir pose. I m conatantly llhrd with awlul pain and dts
rehs, and wllh eotihlant belctilng of wind and sour acid
ftly tous u was covered w iih a white coating ot mucus
nm 11 ti cracked in lare lurrows, and was drca It'tilly smut
Oh I I outline wished (or detith to relieve me of rnv infer
lug,(r 1 had 101 all bopool ever beli g well again. I
made it a subject of prayer to tlort that lie would direct
me to some ph .slclan ar medcfne tint would euro mo. I
w as tttio: io n-ud an advertUt meni ol Dr. Wt-hun's, in the
Philadelphia "Ledger," ot a great cure ma'le upon Mr. John
Uataock, of No. UH Olive meet. 1'hduJu hia, by the
great American Dyspepsia PilU. I went to tho D etor a
oftke, and p'acvd myxolf under hi treitment, and t"lI him
U ho failed tr cure mo. It would Ih) the lawt ctUrt I euld
mako. It has bren ix icki since I couimeneed the use
t hi medicine, and I am now a well muu, free iro n oil
pain ad distress, and can eat thiie hearty meals eday
with comfort ami ft el per eetly well. Dr. Wlshart. I want
you to publish in case, as I want every poor dysne jti i,
fiift'rrinif as I WHS.torali on me, and I will tell them of
tho great cure I have received from our Invaluable meiU.
cine. SA.MlKu D. HWKM,
orncr of YenAmro and Lamhnrt streets, near Ulcliuiond
street, tTmeiiy from Wrlghtstuwn, liurllugton county,
h'rw J'Tsi y.
Dr. WlHilART S Ofl ee, No. 10 N. SECOND Street.
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPETSIAl DYSIEPSIAl
This Is to certify that suffering severclv with a disease
called Dyspepsia, with much loss of wt-fghl, mv atieutu
was tUrecttd U WtPharts ireut American Dyspepsia figs
as the remedy, lluvina within three weeks taken. eleven
pills, according to the tHrocttons, I found myself entirely
cured, and for iwo weeks since my htatth it greatly im.
proved, and I ran eat without fcarnf pmn or tuet):ivtni
nce. 1 earneklly rtcon mend them to all similarly
amicted. Mr. M. li. TlIoMl'SN,
Flchmnnd street. PiMir d-ora be ow llauoer.
Dr. T.. Q : WIshakTS CiUce, Ku. le N. SUUOA'D
ntrt-i-t, Philatiti.pLu.
DYHPF.rHIA! DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPRI 1
I, Vllaheth IlTuoson, of lirandywlne, Del, f.mnerly of
Old Chester, Iel , tlo cettity tlut lor one year und a ha X
I niffei ed verythlug but death Iroui thut uwtul diteae
railed Dyspepsia. My whole system wu pro t ruled wiih
WAakisCK and nervous debility; 1 could uot oioist my
tf-0 i if 1 aleevina cracker or the sinullt amount ol
lood, It would reiuin jtifi a I swallowed it. 1 became so
costive in my bowels thu 1 would not have a pusnago in
lens then irotn lour and often ekhi eavs; uudur this tm
metise cutlet ing my mind sviuit d entirely to lve way.
1 bud dreud of horror und evtl lorebodimra I thought
that ver body hated me, and I hute! everybody; I cm id
not tear my hubitnd ut my own chl dtvn everything
ai'peuied to be hornr-t'ickcii to me; 1 had nn auibitiou
to uo any thing J lost all my love ot lumily and home; 1
would rumide aiid wundi r iron, place to place, but c mid
tot be contented; I fell thut 1 was uonmed to hell, and that
there wan no heaven lor me, and was olie i tempted to
commit suicide. Ho near was my wrole nervous system
cetroei, unit alfo my mii d, from that aw ful complaint,
lipepfia, that mv frktut thought besi U have m.i placed
In Dr Kirkhnoe llopuat, West t'hilanetpbta; 1 reuiolmd
tlieru nine weeks, and thought I was a lutlo Ite.ter: hut in
a It w days my dicadfol e iopialut w as raving as bad a
ever. Hearing of ihe wonderful cuies neiformed br Dr.
YVi.hart Wreat American Dspeosla Pills, and his treal
meutof Dynpepslu, my ho. Imuu culled ou Dr. W stiart, und
atuttd my cj to Dim- lie buid ho htd nt doubt he cm a
cure me. Ro Iu three dayi, alter I mlled, and piHcedmyHell'
uiukr the Dmior's ireitinent. and in two weeks 1 1 e.an to
digest my food, und it-It that my dluse was fait thing
way ; and 1 continued to ncour lor uttout three montiis,
und ut the present time I enjoy peneot hi aHh of body and
mliul, und 1 most Miiceiely return my tltansn to a merciful
4.tn, and Dr. tVlshart, and (o-IiIm ireat American Dyspep
sia PH. and Pine Tie Tart'ordial, tliat saved mo from un
hits tine aayium and a premature Krue. Al persons sni
frriiK with D.vpepnia uro ut hbeitv to cail on mo or
write, a I am willing to do alt the m'od I can for sintering
immunity F.M.aHKTH BKANH'IN.
lirandywlne, Delaware, formerly o d Chester, Del ware
county. I'a
Dr. VW SMART S Ollloe, No. 10 N. SECOND Street.
Phlldrlphla.
The above are a few among tho thousand which tWs
rent reme.ly has .aved ir mi an unttiueij grave. We hve
hum red of letters trom physicians uttd drujglsts In all
parts ol the country, suy ilk that fity huve u ver pre' rihed
or noid a inedlcinu which i-uve such umvers! a:istailon.
These Me did nt nre jrcparf donly by the proprietor,
DU. I.. Q. O. WiatlAHT,
WHOSK OFFICE 18 AT
No. 10 N. SECOND BTEEET, rLilaJe'pLia,
PENNSYLVANIA,
Where he ran be eon.nlted either peraonntly or bv letter,
tree of cliaiiio. Tl.ey are . .Id hv liiuvu'l.u ai.tl licali-ii'
everwlero; ht w I'ok'nale liy all Now folk aiel 1'lma.iol
plua iioln.le tliiel,ill. ju I Z.y
W JIL A l Y,
COAL AT $7'00 TEEL TON
1 Mi; fOSMl MKRS' M I'TCA I. fX.l. C.MPaNV
m Now Delivcria Goal
f;nr. tii Ir Onkiand CoMlery.nn the cel. bmd histej
and Mammoth Vein, at the follow tng rates
Tn Au'i'r'tivrs. per ton
le K -n S'lbscntjern, p r (n..
7 TA
U'OO
Tl.-i. sdtii.e ,1-,'Opi'r ten toHfeel tn.Mer.. i. .;,irg th).
...viiv. r 're t.ill be a iltviiti d at.hnaiir tn li e .roh, la
. i r. l iii.il.lv. nr a-. le.KtHIX Mil I.1IH PEB SI1ABS,
titnl aft. r it, e nrt tear, sierKhi liter, will not only xe,
tvir real tor cnthlev. but will alr-0 prooat.lyp-e.lv. a
.tii.ll ilitiilrnd en tl.e r 8tnrk. Iho Irnfo nil., a, the
Mr..nt tow r.jaltr, fur Hlxti rn Yt in. The lea deilarl
p.. .l.ere p.et i: iw I. for Hie wli . e term i ihe Un.,
7lie ori'.eiit earn-ity ,,f tl.e Mine I. .Vi,ri)tnn, per year
t en ton per .li.tre. 'Ilil. win .....n hi lnereael it,
l.'fl.tli f ten., whli h will nv. ine e einpany ton onrlton. Ij
frll to eitt.iiiem at Hi. heh...t in.rket ptee.i,THR PH.).
HIS Htl'M Wlllt'll WILL lit lUVIHaO AHONQ
un; s iijrKiiui.HKiti.
Sii'...'rltln. lo the Mock (wlil.li ni.iy t M Intrude at
$10 ir Mi ire) will he revive.! at the oillco . t tl.e .""'.roi ary
Jl.i.11, d. SI XTH Htreet, aeco. d M.iry. '
l'rcHleloiit,
JAM1M LYNU.
DlrcotorM,
.'AMI S JA Mi, No. hit It. BiJth troH.
F.liWAIili E. .lONKS, No til Arch .tre-t.
IlKNKY 8. I'Al L, No. 41!i Walnut atr. et.
I'. Y, Vl k tl)N, No. IVi N. Third stre't.
THOMAS R. IIAIlSKIl, Ko. IMCIw.nrrt ttrei't 10-ltf
EL.AHTIO tiTlTOH
UEWINO M A O U I N E B
THE BKPT IS USB.
ap5S No. 730 CMKKNUT Ht.t.
1)
1SS0L11 ION. THK CO-PARTNEH.SI1IP
IIOOVVJ... .win ,v ...........
I I ... ..I..I... .......rtt.n 41 n. r.f .AMUI.I. N.
1 AV KM A HON. I. tnu day tmrolvid. 1 he nuKlneat wlU
bo MtUctl hv Uie linden Until, al No. 'J'. ll".K Hirret.
i Ham. K H H.d, tiiirvlvlnj I'artoer.
g.riillodelil la, l-i ,lto.o.r 1H.I.
f'O rArt1NF.KlliP. The i riltr.limed lave thl.day
term i tl a ( 4 . iiruii r.lii melt r ti.t) hi oi ef I! A Vi KH Itlt'l
Tlltl.'H, fur tlie trHie.Hctli'11 ef a p-nerul Itanilng aiel
llioktiaijti lluiiiiesn.ai o. VM I O K ir. t,
i II Air. K8 K. PtVIES,
Itlta A. ilAVU.ti.
rtiilade'iilila, Ci tol.tr 1, 1MII.
V. B. iiTtllenle of Indi hW'Ine... Oiilrterauit. r
t uclier. unit t.er'.,atid lioeriimei.t btvurlt'i'. itene
rn'iy. h'Mi:'lii ai tl ohl. 1 10-1 let
Hi. mien. I'np. r atut loaaon C'olliilrr.i. neeotlaied.
si'jeka and i.oan. boii. tit and fold on e'ouuu!.ton.
KIN-NK-NO-NF.-AW
INDIAN 8WHKIMI lOUf."C0I
'I .,i. wiul l-renow ned 'i niiiiu'i I. mitiuifctiired from the
HNrxT LbaK.
And camtstty recoiiiint'iiiU ft t.t to all Oentkiuen o
1 iiMirieti. Tante.
field whnleiale nrl ri-lai! at
HUNT'S H'l'L'LA It CtH.VH STORE,
ho. oil ellK-NI r 6 i..ct.
lii- 1-flui) opptmlle atate llouve.
ll'LAOM I I'JA; HI!
CAMPAIGN FLAGS,
liUNTINd, A NO SILK,
OF EYEKX DEHCIUI'IION.
ALSO,
awonus,
SAE1IES,
LiKlVTS.
Tes ether w.th a fntl ai'ortinent of
MILITARY GOODS.
IVANS & HAS3ALL,
J-;?-lm So. 418 AKOIl STKEKT.
FtNANCtAL.
gMlTII & UANUOLPII,
No. 16 S. TIIIUD STUEET,
llANKlillH AND UIcOKEllS.
Sl'fcle.ltoi ki.qiiartcrmailrri' Vouchers and 'heck., and
nH Oovrrnment ttectirltlia Iti.iu.bt and tjld. fmfH
pnEOiK. HTEKH a CO.,
liANKliUVi,
No. 30 S. THIRD STREET,
Bl'Y AND SlILL
COLD, SILVtIt, ANI OOVV.ltNMltNT SKCUnlTICS.
H T t O K H
HOUI.HT AMI BOLD ON COMMISSION. 914
QXA-ltlCSOlV A CO.,
DANKK11S,
No. 121 8. THIRD STREET,
ruiLAHF.i.ruiA.
Government Bccoiitlci of all Inaue. riirihased and for
fial. etocki, Uunda, and Uokl Coucht and MoldonCoot
nilailoB. INTEREST AILOWKI) OX DEPOSITS.
Colleetlou. Promptly Muda. i5 tf
UQ NEW 7-30 LOAN.
kl. HubRcrlptloiia received, aud lbs Note,
fui Dialled Irce ol all chai .e., b-
OF.OIKIE J. BOYD.
Hanker,
Mo. 18 8. TII1KU HU.t.
a5:l-ini
OIL STOCKS
IlOUtlltT AtfD HfiLr
OK CIlMMlsNION,
llj OtUUlia, J. BOYD,
HiokaT,
nn-im No. 18 8. THIBU BiSMi.
"I I KADQUAliTERS DEPARTMENT OF
Jl 1 WAMIIINII'IUN.
lr I'll K l HltK 'MfA!iTKltM,STBR,
Ne..KH,.o, AM. tklS Kit I'. I KKS I'll hlKltRT.J
N. ar New I oik Iv.imh
WAU.St.lt.N. Neiileuilter r.l. Iftfli.
CAltVF.XTF.ItR WAN I Kn. W'umrd liumettlutely, Slty
.mill earpt liter, lo ao to l'uh t Lookout, Mil. Wait 170 a
inenlb, and a rittion. l:arh workuiun will brine- bl. owa
kit oi tiil.. TrjiisK.rtiiii.ui ivili be lurnl.tieil by Ilia Uov-eunii.-nt,
fur ttie workiueii and u.tir tooU,from Uii, oil
tt Point Lookout.
KlMN A. KLISON",
Colonel und I'lilof IJuartei mailer,
10 1 6t lit'liol ul W'liui't.t.
'I imners'avantf.d.
A- Ciuai gi ai iiumaatkr . Ornca, 1
llhl'UI HV W'AHINUTOK,
WAMItWlTfW, D. ('., St ptojllber HI. 1H.4. )
WANTF.ll. AT t.M K A II r l.ovi ruim nt Woikuhop.,
ten iritMMlll KM II anil I nt oem. TWIN TV (XJtJll
Tl VMI il 1 1 K. or Bitnvvtio uederMaud lb. tuauuiaviuri
mt puliiiiit up i. Mlci-uoii lti.'i,
w e,. ,, v,niy tie! ars per ii.t.iiili, with a ratbn, AIM,
privt .ee i.i ho.pilul wlieii .tel. .
Aupllt'iilli li t" Id iiiuu. lot anlaln IA UES M. MOO KB,
A. IJ. At., I . B. A., It. i. l-l t Mr.et.
t.. It. ltl'OKF.K,
Itrle.dlir-tleni ral and rtilt'l'i,in.rteriiia.ier,
H -2ti-lit ili-pol of u aaliliKUin.
CllliHMAN OIL .COMPANY.
O OI-I ll'C No.t.;t WAI.NI'T HI ltEBf,
It., DIM Nil. i
OAl'lTAL, l,l'..i"fl.
inn.tVO SHARKS. el'i P R VALUE.
Thi. (.'noipiiny own. In fte Imolc, the KleluirdtA.n 1- anil.
riJiitMilill'ic out. luindit'd and llirfiy -ollwl (ii) acre, ou Oil
Ciffk; ont'-ttMiiiy-iir-l ol all it e oil irtMlued ou ll ,
1 1ln. leuM on ll. e story Faiiu ; ntid-thtrd of all the oil pn
ilnteil un tlie (illle.'ie tnu t, 1 inl l 'at UolU.w ; and tu.
l.n.d lnl. rei.t in ihe svtniui. mil'"-' Well ; and lea.o oa tltS
l.torKe W.hlilliklon MeCllnloi k I arm.
11. o ineouiuoi iht. iioiui.aiiy I. lie w about two hiindrel
f.-.'H') d"li.ii. i .r d.y. wieth v iil p.v a K'".d dividandoa
the KiitiRenptioii pin-e, wlih .urn pruiimut ol a largo
IniTt-a.e.
UiiiimrlpUou booki aie uiwopmi at tto Offlosof tbs
Coin puny.
II. C. COItFtF.I.n,
10-8-t Seoretary.
WEALTH, HEALTH. AND
BKAIT.
If to a-at. sdoitiina eve. : j
li lo tati.v luvidk u. .unit
If tn he . l.l.....ll..nK tt;iwer,
PadlDf, dyi.K In an houT-llsAtTTt
If lo bar. a ho.t oi'lrleo.li;
If f. vice lo male aaieud. ;
II wlUi hlKb norn bl.Kd u. wl :
ll a uuirble aU.li. when dta4 W SAX!!
If to lit e threo.ee re and It n,
WUl.leu Ui. a. l"un aului
H to live. Hie ol a"i
ll to di. and ao to ietMiJu aa.LTnl
If jtm wi.h a life of ple..ura t
11 you v.lue Una world'. tfeaaurM,
It avei oouiioit uu would ....
Take HlJ eo tlie, aud wi.h ail tArif.
Then, having Health, Wealth, and Beauty,
You'll be uupar.it for .very duly.
By . e.reful ptm.al of Hr. WILLIAM YOttaTO'8 New
HotV, THE UAHKIAIIK OIlllIK, whleh ahould bo nad
bj.wyoae. Mold by Hooka. Her. gtiuei ally, and at tit. i
J.otior . .Olc, u. alii HI ut'CIS 01 haJih prl.. a.
ClUIS. aue-U