THE DAILY EVENING TETJTORArn. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, 0CT0BK1T 12, 1804.
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A HUT APTKPWOOH JsEWSPATEft.
Office No. 108 8. THIRD STREET.
gtn, fmi Carta Pa Ooft, or KinnrKjiw Os-trr Pan
Weea. aarraikla CetTler, and Baalist to Subscribers
trt s sjt, impy m straw iimuh ran awvuv ifpe
am Fwrnr obbsb m Two Mniriaie, Invariably tn t
IViU-XS
advance
mrtiwnu Staertetl at Ik aenal rniM. A literal
I mmt air extended Uvsertlotie.
T CarroapnlriiM.
K isasJee a a be uvea of Annnynvms fti.mtnunlr toa.
W(.aSear ta intend tar inseexl in must b" autli-n't- eted
fa. see tun a s 4 dree, o lee writer tvtt m-cea. aril) r-r
BB:leaxtori. nil as a anAratiie. mr in. ,'kt.i nt'in.
.aenat undertake I ratara rtoeeiad ('amuiunlcatlone.
Wa
' To Art vi rtuora.
' r)4 H tat Svsot Inoeaase la tha rircalarlon of Tim
, ftvaatiso ffMUMM, anmfJHric at tn an to press at an
aert? boar, we nieaelly rNtiMt that adertl.emnta mr
be handed la aa soon aa 10 a'rkv k. If possible, la eve are
Ohm aa hies, ilea hi all of aar edtuons.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBRU 12, 18C4.
, ttsetoai Ml Ontrnt rouirnltf tv. Komna,
4 1 CIIKSNUT Street,
PntLtnaLrHM. tie'ilvr ft. lftf.l.
To Tin Pnonn nr PBisBBYivaxia. Wa have rr.wiveil
iaajimatloa artuclt snakee aa believe tkrt an attempt will
be made by Nnw Yuan pollliclaiit tu .lull the bx.lotbuxe
t la certain healltioa In Ihla Rttvto.
Kw Ml ii pa !l tTnlou men, and all nlttrr pr n.
'vbo berlesrw In felr eoe'lnn and tintw.t rstint, to ''.
row, oViW, ard have a ree ed and broiiiht lo trial ami
tsewlihaaoM all xvt-B may tan In any such villanoo-
Bractlee
Iwe asoe carta, n prcvenilie to frauds of this kind it In
kas-n au outside tally kept at aa. h election poll.
l.et tliia ha d ne at every plere
81 VfOix CAMF.KOX,
Chalrnan Sute Central Oouimlitee.
. Attest: A. W. BFaanioT, Hacraiary.
thk t.'CToht or TKHrKRir.
One attain renrujlrania ban struck her
clcncbed hand agaln.t the foul crew of
Ifc-tel and traitor whoso headquarters aro
a Richmond, bat who agents and bonds
men ara u be found In every county In our
State Goo has vouchsafed to the cause of
. Union, and Liberty, and Order, and true
American Democracy, a glorious victory
over treason, and anarchy, and foreign In
fluence. The result yesterday proves how
steadily and yet how rapidly the people are
mounting to the level whoxe pure atmc-
' sphere was, not long ago, Inhaled by only
; apostle and martyrs.
, . AS over the land, through all the loya
communities of the North, and to the patient
and locg-suflerlng friends of the Union at the
South, and, above all, to the worn and wasted
prisoners in Rebel Jails, the glorious tidings
re being swept over the Car-stretching wire,
that, like mighty harp, are attuned to the
sweet and solemn harmony.
The friends of the Government should be I
' encouraged by the result of yesterday to make
still greater exertions for the Presldontial
election, which takes place in less than four
vreeka from to-day. The triumphant election
of Abbajbam Lincoln Is already assured.
' But a ordinary majority Is not all that Is
required. Let the doclsion of Pennsylvania
be uttered in thunder-tones that will bo
l unmistakable. For humanity's sake, let the
verdict be so overwhelming that the Rebel
leaden will see clearly the hopelessness of
, m. , , .
Ih.l. MnU THIS Will BAitltrA O lltAAllO fiAflAA I
" 'I
; wnose wunoauons win oe taiu on lae enuuring
rock of free Institutions. I
To tbe triumphant hosts of the friend of
the Union, we say that the result of yesterday
Aliui!nn ta Anual t m rr rf A it 1 1 r vlnrArB In tlta
( I
new. ia a oe louowea Dy one vigorous ana
united effort on the Bth of JSoveinber, and the I
tottering Confederacy will tumble Into ruins,
rKACDLLExr vorfis. I
The eflbrt of the Bblmost Committee to
ll our ballot-boxes with fraudulent votes
falled of Its object. Our streets were thronged I
Iti rani's of New York "strikers" and
t "ihoulder-hlttars," who roamed from poll to I
noli In certain Democratic wards, and votoa
without let or hindrance. It is estimated
that in this elt v alone three thousand fraudu-
'ltuit votes were deposited by parties from
Kew York, New Jersey, ana juaryianu, 10
ear nothlns of refugees and paroled Rebels,
: oi whom there are thousands in our midst,
ad while too cowardly to remain In tho
Rebel ranks, openly espoused their sinking
cause yesterday at the ballot-box. JNotwiui
standing these, Uie Union cause has swept
our cKv with a blast that Is a Bure forerunner
of the election of Abraham Lincoln at the No-
T nber election.
, . THIS I KKK t lUllT F iKt K-
', Toe attempt was made yerrUardity In several
nla- to carrvout the childish threat of a free
! ftg-bju As a consequence, tiie various staUon
htwjMthla moraine are flllcd with promls-
ctMms crews of ooor dupes, whose blackened
eyes and battered noses afford nhmidnt evl-
deuce of the lll-sneeess of their scheme. The
arreatest credit Is due to our well-drilled and
courageous police force, who were amply pre-
1 pared, under the immediate supen Ldon of
Ifaror LThnhy. for any emerijeney that could
ix. i.. s
. Jwjaaii'ijF uai'l-x;".
Wa have no doubt that the eoinoaratlve
quiet of yesterduy was owing to the moral
eiTect of a UiousaaJ tUnrou'uly disciplined
Hit n, well stnied snd equipped, uud stationed
4 various points conuected by tultigruph. In
tlW neighborhood of Rlehinond, la the Nine.
' Uenaji Ward (in sympathy with Itiehmond,
Vli'cinl i), free whisky was lilierally dispn.etJ
B( ccrtsin einoeratle headfinartors, with the
bf'"e that it would create riot und dlio.-J.ir;
but the fi'itfiiiU of the Goveinuicut proved
' moxe Uiuu a mutch fur the drunken r jUUn.-i,
nd sent them bowling to their docs.
A DOUOE CUEtK MATED.
Mr. Belmo.nt attempted to do a smart
tiling In sending over the wires to every
morning newspaper in Philadelphia, as a
special despatch, a long rigmarole purporting
to be the address of the Democratic National
Committee. It was so arranged as to bo
smuggled Into print on election morning, in
the same way that the forged proclamation
was got into the New Tork papers.by deliver
. lug it to the offices here after the responitible
editors had gone borne.
The whole scheme failed of its object, the
fl being the only paper to publish the
document, which abounds in lying abuse and
L!w'n0U slanders on our Government and its
..r: l s intended as a trump card to
Xra00 oUte an hour as to defy
.?hek fortunately U the
; The bouse
pocket nearly a thousand dollar, m vL ZJl
tf telegraph tolls, which may bs weTssa
forced couteltJUtloB to Kluuce and (trogr
. THK MTl'ATKrX 11 HltniHT.
Thfre Is a vrry bad sMle of f t-llngj in Ken
tucky. The Democrats thcire r hoirlr
growing more and more imjinilnnt onl-r
wbat they rrfrard ai the unwarrantable de
signs ol Uie IXationiU Qovernment to iiileiflwe
with Uieir reserved or Stat rich's. Gove.-ar
Dbami-I.TTF. ban recently pub'Uhcd hti1
pirx-lnnrntioiis, In which he not only m tn fm's
an exceedingly violent t'm)er, Iml pDiitlv.'ly
coiiiuu'ls rebellion lu rune any m?avnirea wh it
evef are Uikon by Uie PresU-nt to r-Mfjht
tlic elections in that Sta!.
Ex-roBtmtwlpr-G'urr.J WifKi.irFV, wha,
wltlt Mr. Gi'TtuiiK lins Tullcn into a driv.Jin,
(lotege, n Is witnessed liy Uie wVt tcors thiy
both are reported to luveshed In Ui' presence
of the recenl Chicago Convention, baa been
and Is preaching flat and bold treason, and
doing all be can by hl pi roti tl Influeire and
couuw to incite the people of liU Sute to iu
surrectloo. These men and their confederates will need
watching; and nuletw Utey exercise much
more discretion and reticence tiun they hare
lately practised, it may be necesary to d;U
with them as traitors In fact, though they
doubtless Cutter themMvis that they are the
hlgherit and purest soit of patriots, and are
only proving their title to that cliartctor by
their incendiary denunciations of the Fedoral
Kxecutive. Mr. Otor'is D. 1'kkktioe, and
other Journalists In Kentucky, are aiding and
abetting Bkamlettk, WicKLirrK, Gorti
kie, H id omne yentts, lu their efforts to stir
up the people of that State toop?n revolt ; and
we dare say that If a provost marshal and his
guard should suddenly and summarily sup
press these pestilent fomenter of sedition,
they would consider theouelve cruelly dealt
with, and call on Uie wholo country to sympa
thize with them as the amiable and heroic
martyr of civil liberty, and all that sort of
tldng.
But these gentlemen forget, or do not care
to realise, that they are citizens of a Stale
whose loyalty Is much more than question
able, and a large portion of whose people are
actually in the military service of the Rebel
lion, while another portion, who remaiu
within our lines, are sa really hostile to the
national cause as if they were opposing that
cause with arms In their bands. Kentucky
has not been, since the Rolelllonbogan,either
wholly In or wholly out of the Union.
She commenced by absurdly claiming the
right to assume the attitudo of a neutral in a
civil war, in which not to be with tho legiti
mate national authority was necessarily to be
against It ; and since that extraordinary pre
tension was disallowed, aud she was forced by
the action of the honestly and wisely loyal
part of bcr people to take a stand on one or
the other side of the conflict, she has been per
petually overrun by bands of Rebel guerillas,
who have assembled and plundered those of
hor people who have remained faithful to their
"giee, and anxious, by a free exorcise of
their privilege of suffrage, to keep Kentucky
from being carried over to the enemy.
Tbe Democrats 1b that State Insist on a
free election, and yet they could not vote at
all, except in favor of secession and rebellion,
unless the National Administration employed
its military power to protect Kentucky against
Rebel raids and conquest, and to make effect
ive the votes of the truly loyal Kentuekians,
by denying to all disaffected and disloyal per
M rignt t0 e3' ball( ttt hr elections.
Kentucky is within the theatre of war, and is
'
thnre.fiirA nronerlv siihinct in martiaJ crnrem
ment or ,aw. and ft.eedom and legitimacy
0f the elective franchise within her borders
can only be preserved by that military police
Against wnicu tne uemocraw are protesting.
Let them protest, but protect them novortho-
ivtm (I atllaai7 (4 &a va SM Kfanr a,' au w aurun
happens that people aro so
extravagantly and Insanely In love with the
abstract principles of political freedom, that
but lor Uie wise, salutary, ana uraeiy inter
Terence of some overseeing authority, tney
would lose entirely and forever all real and
practical liberty. Kentucky Is In that cate-
gory now 5 and hence It Is necessary, for a sea-
son, to put a certain measure or armwary
restraint on U10 turbulent passions of her
people, aim prevent mem irom commuung
political enicwe unaer uie visionary conceit
that they are only asaerung ana aeienaing uie
fundamental doctrines and conditions of popu
lar eovenjmont. Thi9 peculiar madness of
the hour Is ailoctiug a certain portion of the
paoplc of the whole North ; but time and events
will soon correct (he evTr, and restore the
maniacs to reason.
I TOnAI'i O M lHAMJK.
We An.erlcans dou! tless esteem ourselves
as being at bottom a polite uation. In the
outward show aud demonstration ot that sen
timent we are clearly outdone by Europeans;
but with honest, manly, unaffected reverence
for all that Is truly virtuous aud deserving
we are. perhaps, as well endowed as any
people on the earth. Alwve all, do we inherit
I Uie U nder respect which our torerttaart e iter-
talned for the vre iker sex. Wo neltlie har-
ness women with donkeys to ploughi, nor
buy and sell oui wives, nor compel the n to do
men's tnbor In tbe fields, as Is done at the
I present day In modern, civilized Europe, and
I as bluh a tone of morality prevails here as can
I lie found elsewhere in the world.
I At. he.nrt. then, w, are, niditrt intisitrh t hut tn
i , , ,
I our outward llle we offend erosolv In manv
I things against decency. Giving way, as we
-
I provcibially do, to the uur '.-tuiiued impulses of
our nntitrvfi, we oflr-n ro to unreasonable ex
tremes, at d thus lay our.vlves ojten to the
ct nsurt- of more rctlnt il, hut lc.i indojiendt-ut
naturt's; for we sr.; too liomwt. or carvlest to
follow the French maxim of (lisui-iiug our
vU-es that they may appear virtue.
Of all the executes which prevail anion? us
to a sufficient degree to merit the app'-llati m
ol national vices, there is, we think, none so
vulgar, inexcusable, and disgusting as the
excessive use of tobacco, which prevail)
throughout the land among young and old.
We wish that some modern Jamie would
wril e a "Counterblast to Tobacco," which might
have the happy effect of putting an end to a
habit which, for a century and three-quarters,
has boon offending the olfactories, and destroy.
Ing the mental and physical energies of the
American people. It is strange that a prac
tice, opposed as tt is to all the die tutes of
nature, health, and reason, should ever become
so universal and not less strange than
melancholy.
It is sucking the heahh and energy out of
the system of our youths, whom we see about
us stunted In growth and weak in mind, and
every way unlit and unable to perform the
active duties of life in this new world, where
bodily and Intellectual vigor Is the best capi
tal with which a boy can start in life. But
this Is not the place to discuss the physical
evils which attend tbe use of tobacco. Able
scientific pens have long since exhausted the
subject, without other avail than to prove tbe
truth of the saying, that our passions are tbe
only orators that never tail to penutvid. If
nu will contluue to impair their health,
shorten their lives, and entail misery upon
their progeny, It It their own lookout, and as
they sin so wlU they sufiVr.
But when the evil becomes a public nui
sance, and the unoffending are main victims,
then we havo a right to insl.st that, If it bj not
abolished. It shall at ba.st be riMtrahiod
wltldn proper and decent limits. Who.i we
m-o, as we do every day, men parading th
streets pufling their nviseou smoke into t'ei
fivces of liidlns, or ejocling the contents Of tlieir
mot.tlM upon tho sidewalks, so that none can
pass without denlemeiit, we set th"tn down f r
rul IrespoHwrs ujon puMic iKu brum, an
lh Uiere wa someliw by which they iigltt
be punl.sheiL In the thealro, tiie loclure
room, and (lie church, tho vice Is equally dis-gui-tiiig
and nnrtoylng. In the iiama of com
mon cio and common decency, lei this Kt
put an end to.
AVll 'Ht.1lf.NTH.
' MlhS rM'I.INH Cl'BllklAN (.4 S Ud.V Wll b
IM!(.! al thl rM'Klnitlnf n( !h war to Ilio thtlr ai r-
Iumi. Sh la atlM on Uio .uthftl (l lrof Ilia arlnaaf
I'Ia. II.- f, aturfi. ara a'KHl.anS, aitove all, rxar-a ,.
Her aja ar Srltit and tnaitiritl. In ta.-l, ti itShIh oia
loir 01 Utc hd at cn'-a hntlo, po.-ttrnl, an I fMmlnlnA.
ITi mlnliHi, thrro la the cliaim; lor w-.tb .uoh adventures
aa ii ir ats., and Kith the p-,tl-.ion rf .p. and1 .rout,
one o lu Mp.' t t' an .lnja.ui. Mil I'atlline I I L
a a . IOH.r, la tll anl .tulit, an "Ah hnr uaior a
an fftni. il I .lr wrat" llli tbr r.tfO a auidior, uWf Qi
a... 1 a.ili 1, r a xmn man.
1 pi it, rtn' lar en i-rtaitimrnt it lo Mata hr har-
tri ailir aol'a, and liar adrrntfirw. In ram. and ll.-M,
litir . ani.,. a in lli- arut oi vice "I thn L nitfM) Statra.
0 ii tin was nHiilinini S Ut (loath, an I ailuirelhnr toa hal
a a.iitt silvfi.turunii lire aitn-e the iielnninitor the war
Itiii Ml.i t'usl.iuan d".i. rot knuwth-artof maktiia t'.t
aioai of allUi'-e malenali fot thu pure.e ahe haa In Ttew.
I tfia lh i nihil a nr.al.i6 tn trt itur In whi h Hint are
eVi rrlbi-d. the narrative la rsMifurd. In.untneant peiiila
ae no much ta aro anout. enn i mue laaaij or ctn-Biat-i'er.
i it Imii aMe Itli whom she came la r.-otat,
Hhoiit h m ve avr.itJd ao alll tiKl henr a great tfi'al.
1 he one at.e' dote atie ifirua n. nl (.ap'ata jnon M irm
ere. n-r- a Innunu. imtnt In lite atmuNphereor CfnOtsififl
In whlclt elie evenderad, liavlnKiaiieatu tell but not aaow
Inn liiiw to tell II.
Her voice. Is espaclatlT fine, deep, and melodious, and It
la a pltr tli rentier the las tu r.l.le la not put Into bu'ier
frrtiil nirra tlutn Anc aven the ftrnninnir erta fetillT.
Wtaa t'natman really bears a roa:or'a C'lafnlnalon, and
lio-svlthitai dlnit the parlla at.e lias parsed, ticeina full of
itrlottc ctiU'UHiant, vry vtldttK aitalo lo ao lulo artlva
aerl-e. Tha entertainment Is a luoat Interesting one.
TtieHlerenfi lam views ttlllnl up m at atrreabl) tb time
DerwMiy tor (iiaime ol eo.t una. llut we woukl dlspnnsa
vtth vten muhio as acouuipauiea tUoiu no acliool-gtrl
tiirttnioiiDf tali He worse.
At thk Chksni'T Strkf.t Tiiktrb London
i.M'rofw-ewUl lie given. "Sir llarcourt Courtlev-' must
beexaiUythe rl-aracur to suit the high -toned, Stiished
eiN'i im Mr, Vra-r-a, and ihawholu combination must
appear WKreat advnnt(e In tola comedy.
At tub Akom, Bel Ihmonio, of course. Until
alt Philadelphia has teen this inAirntncent apeclarle and
tiie beau Iful Vevtvatl, the crowd win not cease to come.
At tux Oei'.ka Tiirathk, Monsieur Adolpho
l.tMid Vestvall, a brutbtrof Fcllclta, made his apneiranc
In " Narelsao," aclattactfri- In which wa have aeen Band
maa. Monrlrur Lnnd-Vestvall Is a star from the St.
1 etfrbi' Theure, and. In coitjtinrtlon with that irreat
artist, lailemolaellt- KllfC Lund,aj " Pumpauour," afliN-tls
a tine aiiistU: ttndy.
niaeenKlnita in Ihei ;iissrrb ot Eiiirland.
In the Church of Knglaod a great dissension Is
manifesting itttelf with regard to the holding of
Chares Cengresri. Tho Low Church party,
which t afrnl.1 that the regular Church Congreas,
which is this ytar to be held at Bristol, will f.il
too nmtli iipdtf I lie control of the High Conrcu
partv, li:ive called a rival C'inKresH to aHtemble
at Ipswich, from the Coiigross if Hiistol a
great many Hich Churchman will keop alutif,
Iteeaupe a clergyman wbo his married a divorced
woman is in the list of the Vice-I'rcftidetits. The
rlrrpvman here referred to Is the Uoanof llristot,
who bait been married to a woman but a short
time previously divorced. At the opening of the
luHt gtaeion of Convection, the Dunn, who was
prolocutor of the Lower House, was cotnpelletl,
sgalmt hia wish, fur the same rca on, to resign
tin. oflice. The uiarriHc of tho Denn was legal
under the late Act of Parliament, b it not nndcr
Hie canons of tho Church of Kngland.
KHandage has lately taken place at the very
put acf F lorence, the. now capititl of Italy. An
KngiiahRiHii.who wan attacked while riding in his
carriage In the au barbs of the city and got no satli
fa linn from the municipal authorities, appeals
for protection to the English representative at
Turin. He says: "We have been roblied.my ion
fired at twice, my wife dragged from her carriage
and frightened into bad health, a valuatilo horso
woundod in tho immediate vicinity of a town
which ilouikihes by tbe support of Kagll.U
visiton. We belong to a nation to which, as the
Procurator Itcgio said to me, Iuily owes much.
8uir.lv wv have a right to Insist that somothiuK
more, should t' dope for us than the uotlunK of
" K Z e","e lh"".n -in.a'a
0(1 red in fcockty as to how soon 1 eh ill he sunt
dead in revenue far what I h ive tried to do
l a'nluM them." The unlucky man's nitno ts
Ik-ate.
The adoption of wrought-iron props and
cross pieces for mines is made by scientific, iniuers
ami ru(.'iaecrs in P.ngland. At present, timber or
c&..t iron is used; hut wrought iron is both
cheaper uud stronger, and takes up less room.
"TIIK ll'KF.KA IHLt'OMPASroF WKST
VIKIJIMA."
Capital, $1,000,000, divided Into 100,000 shares
al ; per share. Suliecrlptlon prtce, (I'M) por linn.
Tbta Oompaer own S'a of Uie must valuable land aad
leu. s In the Kanawha Valley, slluaus ou Horat Neck and
VasnpbeH's Hub breeches of llutl ereca, and wllhus (Ivo
snlles of the Ohio river.
On Uorso fteak the company own one well, which U new
punipInK twenly-tlitM tiarrrll of oil per d ly. Tliia well Is
only three hundred and tvreutjr-eeveu feet deop. Tlie
Super Intend! nt U now prcpaiitut lo bora to the dep'h of
tbe otli-f wells snrtoundinfua. wtilcii are producing from
oue liundrixt ta one bundled and sixty hairals of oil par
Say, wbeu we are satisfied wucau produce a like aaviunt.
Iliere It another well at lior.e Keck, now b .red two
hundred ard alxty-Sv leel, with about thirty feet of oil
lu Uie well. The land on which this well is located is aa
a parpelual leaaa 1'liu Uull Oreek Oiupauy own a ane
tblrd lulen at, our eomian have the balance of two-thirds.
Ai wamtanJI'a run, the oooipanyown in lua a tract of
lltli ty tl roc acres, om sldi raJ by itaolOKistt aad mining
ansineers the beat oil teiTltoiy ia the Hlate. The tfreat
Tisrk well, fl jwlns Are httndml ba rcts, ascitis this
propi-rty
Hooks ot snlne'rlptloii are now open ul tha Cotnuatiy's
Olll., It.iuui Nn W, Vlisrchaiits Exchange.
A Hn MeO u.'mlter ot il.ares only a 111 be sold.
JOHN 4. KKOMBR, 'Ircasarer.
1 loin Itie "rittstatn; Iislly l'oet " of Sciitemlwr 9, Istrt.
"VIL UiltiKK. 'lUe 'WliQt.liug litUilll(;eucer' aayx:
Wi li-art. in m A li-oiiehian wlta aTlvctl yesterday inm
licasitil totinty that ou Monday Uie Iturt ui till (Jouianv
slttick a will on Horse Neck. In that cjouty, which will
yte d a ti.oiisai.d bs.rel. of oil per nay. Tf are Is arc it
cxc-.ti n i.l on the subiwtln tela ilciulty, and lite uil lever
U i tc si sua to a fi'Mrful extsnit."
JTnrrlvHl.
M I'.ns .lOHNHUN.-On tiie ikll nf Sentam'ier he
the Kev. .lo ech Kcoruinl, Mr. WILLIAM MY! US,
I younge't son orthe late Mlchaul Myorto MUs M AlCV
' tni.NMN,boih of tbtsctiy.
r. I
BlrnMONH-MAMWKLL' -On (he 6th Inst, br the
lit v. li-ii;a Italia l.r.uriluiau, Mr. V. M. H. Uli 'il.MONu
ti Mts- .Kthl l'lilSl.. .vuiiDKo.t lUiutliiur ol Uie lata
O. arl. it 1'. Ileinmal., all of th.actr.
JrllMla j
HI AKK1 KV. -Kl'lfts. rn ilo fl.-'il of Utile, wMla
eh r.iD-' -hr cneiny -ix ut Cht jiin"' Itlna. mi thff.Ui !
Ult ri,U'iriUht'lMK lt.A.KI.KY,6Mli f. V. V
tilt- rr'M'ivcai tiiiU trieiHiM mtn it'n:cit'tiily inif4 to
tVtvuti id-- uuti-iil. wM ' ttj I -tU iu., at 1 u d.H'.k, r'rum t.m
lit r rii't m hfnor, Pa. Train toit'-' iru4J iwttl
Uiiiw trw tt. tt U 14 .i M-
OOl.HHAIX.-On HundttT. nth lu-f., AiiRAftAH U.
OOUSMAI.L lo tiie 31 yew oi llll '0.
'J t e rHihtiven utiu lrtenu oi tnu mt'Hiv. mo, tli tum i
tori oi tuv Hop Host nut! Mti'rtiu.i- ire Miiciiift ( urn, .!)),
rn ruftbtfutlidlv llivlt
I Ml to tteiui die iLnierai, rroia lit
rri-tiWiicH ul H. J. Kollock. No. 114 is. Htnoud utrfet. ua
TtjQfxltiT moruitiK, at IM o'clock. Xvpruuatl to .aluot
Kouirv county, 14.
UAKTLKY-iMttd, on th nth inft.Ati.fr Ute reu-
ntH.ProKTftW, N. J., KLIA 1IARTLKY.
Itue Dotlc will b irlvuu ol tiie lunera).
KtNIK-Dktl, October lOtb, ltM, MABY. wll of P.
M. Kt SAiu.
TL reUtivtM and fVlendu are nvipMtfUlly InvitM to at
ta'nti the mnerul, trom tue ree,ltiiKMt of tr bpotUt r,
tltMsw ityyt-r, KjMluor.lK-Uware county, oa friaay, at 9
o'clock a. M.
UU'OMKAD On tbe 11 h Innt. . aftr a Hntprln 111
DertX Air. fcLlsiAUt I U J, iOlOUk-ALt lulLvkl yvut
of tir nM.
'Hie rvuirvea and tVtendi ot the flunlly are rMtecttal1y
Invited to attend ttie tuutiral, from Ute nwiatvnoe oi h-1
iruLtier-lii4w, I). ImTls. Jr. . ho. liWS tlirairJ ttveQue, wO
TburmUj tie moon, lath lust, at H o'chjclu
MUl.LKH KuTly on the moniLou of tiie lOtfi ttwL.
illtellKNItlh'1'l A C. Ml t.LKK,
KuiM-rtU trom tbe retUdfUce ot ht brother-lD-law, Jus.
Mlin, No. io Pine -Uwi,ob TburiKlajr aitcrnoa, Lw
14th nt at 2 w'tiuck.
K'NUIUM-On tbe 10th tout, AVOVBT BJNO
D 1M, ot apoplnxy. Kd brty-evvn yunnt.
The relattvee aau friend are ft-iM'ctiully tnvltM to at
tend tbe luDfrnl, fnm bis rcHiUuc. o, Ut ManUaUl
tftreM. at 10 o'clock Uil niorniiitf.
HTFKPPlMt On Uie 10th (nut, Mm. MAROERKT L.,
wile of fteorve Htiwper. aud daughter of oarah aad Um
late Geoe ljeliBaui, In tiie iOttJ ytrnr ut hut att-
Tbe rt'Uilv.- tnU trienilf ot Uie ftiinlly are reKnectftilly
Invtud to attend the funeral, from the re I dunce of tir
buMhabd, Orchard troet. Ultra door above OuorK. oa
TburMlay allmoon, tt 1 o'clock, wlUtout ftirUutr uoIkq,
Tu proueid to llnitover etreet vault.
mcRATKNltYKK. On the evonlnf of October 9th.
Katk OKHl'Ki'hK, youutfeet duabtr oi sloiia aud
Likvj Hcraveuaylve.
lit mlatives. ana iiienda of tbe family are retpeetitilly
Invited to atUmo the ruiwral, ftoin the fnHtluce or ur
partoiU, Mo- b't a . htuUi etreet. no Tuunday iuoruiuaf,
at o'clock.
A KKNSflKLAKB. Tla4, October fth, at Maeri
II I, TamieatMe, la tbe vntU year of hi a, f'auialii
CoHTUfU VAN UK.SSSK.LAKU, 'IMrtenth IJuit!
Mtatee Infantrr, aon of Uie Ut Bev, CorilauU Vaa
icUMiar, i. I)., ul UurlitiiWu, J.
(J A It I).
i wti.t, ours mv
1 . N T I It It H T O K ( '
LACE C0RTAINS
A r fOIITT I'KH (;
lillHH THAN JM'I"
or ivifOtrt ai itit.
I. E. WALRAVEN,
H00s-;H80 TO W. H. CS.IIHVX,
MASOiNlO HAl.i ,
TJ j. 713 0GE3MH' Btreet.
BkSINC&S ITEW3.
i 1 X-i i iaH
CHILLED-IRON SAFE.
THE ENEMY DOES NOT RESPOND.
KTII.l. ANOTIIKIl KH-OUT.
rHiLKLi nu, October 10, WA.
To rarid fimil, of Ihr erm o Front d- H'on.
tiL.e His:Ainooablv to orevlotis nnuounoement. wa
now nelt' yon that an nest Thursday, the l.ivh Instant,
at if o clock A.M., wa shall have a National Hank MACK,
ou r'lanei;an a wharf, the first wharf below ttock street,
readylorSrUlll.lt. ia-l,aiSO inai wr ra.n ;ui nil
nlfht'd a National Bank Hare to Messrs. William Talnter
Co., bankers, No. MtlH. Third strict, esaics wlU al.o lie
rend) fur a pithllc test at the sane time, and that we kail
exiiect rou to be preeent and te.t Uicm on your new ana
Klentlrlo principles, as pnb'lcly an no" need. That we
have the rlht to thus call upon juu we present tha loUew
Ini lie tronif of Ilia reasons
rVi.-Toti Mihllcly ahnrMihred that LlUle's Bales war J
acaher Are r.or tiurirtar pnf.
MvrW,-That you could open any Safe Llllle had In use
I n two hours.
TViirif 1 lint rni would drill a hole through Mllle's Safe,
at Kvarta A Watson's otllce, every mornlntf at It) o'clock
during the month ; eating, also, that as you had drilled
one jom could drill any otherol l.illte's Hares; thus placing
jout self veim tartly as public Instructor in the art of open
Inc l.tllle t t-afe.
How, as we have met yen pnhllrly, at all points, aad
ottered loput Mine's Kale against Kvans and Walsa a oa
equttl ti tins as a tire-proof ard ss a bur-ilar-proof , to give
you one hall advantage in t'mo. acceptlnu yotirowa terma
lit all oUisr respects at the same time saying that 41 you
had not confidence to pat Evans and Watson's Mate aaalast
LlUle's we would fumlsh yon different Safes of Utile's
and of ynnrowa selection, and irlve you triree hoars In
stead ot two (the time you a-ked).to oik-ii tbem, sltnriy
asltlrff that you should put up a rospocuble anoi with ns,
to so ia tha wlniilng party
As you Lava not reionded t any of these propositions,
the Inference la plain Utat ?oa dare avit risk any amount
ou the result.
1 hat your honesty and alnce-lt.T In making your itate
menta as to the Insecurity ol Mill"'. Safes may bo filrly
tried, we n w cell upon you lo le.t these Ssfes entirely at
our risk, claiming that yuur position as puhiw ttttlryrtor
rilttlrcii It ; that the public has the Hnnl to demand It, and
that wa hate the ii(i lo lusMttpon It
raura.sVr.. Lr.WIH I.U.I.IK S) SOK.
M O HAUlJiK, Atreiil, Mo.il S KV KN 1 II ISIreel.
-ll- ,.,
J, L K C T It I C I T Y .
LOOK ANI LIVEI A W0HI TO THE WISH IS
ICrVHaKNTI
All dieaased conditions, both acuta and chrenle, witere
tliera la vitality enonch kft to react, are permanently
cared, by wairentee. at No lirJO WALNUT Steeot, rhlla
daiphla, and In case of a failure Inmost ehsUnate maladies,
no charga Is made. Klectrlcal lusiltution, eatabllslsad
about Ave jests ao by l'rofossor H0LLES. KcaS the
rbnowlpg
A claaa of mstsdles prevails lo a feartnl extent tn com
munities, dooming l'KtKlO youths, of both aes.es, annaally
to an early grave. Those dUoasog are very ImaerfecUy
nderstood. Their external maulftstaUona ar symptoou
an nervous debility, relaxation, and great exhaustion,
Bxaraemas, or waaung and oouaumptloa of the tissues of
the wholo body, shortness of breathing, or too hurried
breathing an ascending a hill or Sight of stairs, palpitation
of tha heart, asthma, bronchitis, and a dry, sore throat,
trembling and shaking of tha anas and lower limbs,
aversion to society, business, and to study : aotaoUosM
dlutuass of tho tyeswht, loss of memory, dlaalnsss of
Uis bead, teuralgla, pain In various parts of tha
body, pains lu tha baek and lower Umbo, lumbago, dys
pepsia, constipation ot tha bowels, deranged aeorauons af
the kidneys, and many other glaadt of tiie body, pro
ducing virulent diseases InboUi males aud fjruslex; lika
uts epilepsy, byeUirta, and different Tortus of nervous
spasms. Xotr, then, ninety-nine oases out of every hun
dred of all tha abova-nauied diaraasa. and a host ofuUiers
not named, as eonsumpUon of the longs, or of tlso spinal
netves, have their ortit Is In the pelvla vlscora, haaee tha
want of success by auy al Ut old medical systems of
practice. ,
MSF.ABKS OP rKMAI.RS. 1
Prolapsus liters, Leucoirhoja. Amenoirha, and I)ys
wienorrhieA. All Ui ahove oissas.4 and ottiar Utarina
eompialnU hai e Uietr orlatn lu a loss ol the vital power of
tbe iKAly, briHiklil CHI by tntmSe, oxomsihi, e.deiMarr
huliMs, .ersolial abftaia, abortions, asid Uie use of poweefiU
aw-dicliiea. home of live peeullar syniptooul are dramrbuf
perue throtigb lite htp ana bank, weak noes ol tha hniba,
aad exticme laonuor and debility thrauifhout tbe oailra
system. Ilia etiecta prvdtieoa from those trotibsoraa
aialadMM are almost multitudinous. Oousu trip. too, vs
pepsla, Nrurali'la, I'aralyels, lloarneaa, lIUoduaM, flu,
aud Insanity, and eveo lill,cy, are aol unoosini ia.
tSeelleclnaloereltahleronioily has aver been toll nd for
these ulaimlng cemiilaluts uu our laic illartovary In Uie asa
01 Ke-eiiielly lo etnet accords .oe with the positive and
linaailva pi.larlaaUon of tho lucerne OrKana. We never
faU In eurliiej all of tho above disoasea, except In oasa o(
orvsn e 'lerwiigumeut, or severe lOitirlea ol Uie porta.
Mrs I'ull.m, eln.lv ol aieat exarleuca aud anility, wlil
have entire charge of treating In the ladles' departutout.
Cousultatlon ffe.
1'hol'. C. H ltOfXF.H Lecturer.
PinsitTiKH.
w. B. Rrowr., ai.I., 1. Bhadd.al. D., 8, Yf. BockwHsi,
M. 1.
Addte.s a't letters lo IW. W. K. HllOWN, N. IM
WAL.NU I blioci.l-ullrulc.phla. lu I 9 I
fine Oualitjr 'liHiiiniriiHs.
Meaats. Da via A IttoKAiuiS.
Arch and Tunili Straots,
Uava Just leoclved a
1 resit Imp irtatl .
on
( harks HcMs'i.'V,
I'lja r Ueirlxti'ck,
Madam t'lkvttol.
.roinbcal
at inim A Co.,
Toxidher
And, other superior brands of
Chsiupaiios.
IMotstHtt
1'lsitlUMl
81H. K A CO S
MASON
A
HAMLIK'S
OAlllNKT
OliUAaS.
BfASOSI
A
RAMI.KN'S
CAltlNhT
01.' IAN.
i IlKCKEU BKOS
w
nTti
nan:p
I
riANOS.
,T. SI. 66fjr.iV,
fluventh and otvestiul sirsolt.
PERSONAL.
f O MV FUU.M)S IN HICHMNU, VA.
1 I aw well aire. Itennett H very tiluk. Ilur kuabaml
U fllU a prtsoaorot war, and Imi vvinhM that m.. HiioJ
lriinn wmtld tay the ttixiM end col r,t the rout ol tier
uittt.icr't j.ri WTiy UU iho l al If to return.
KirliUioi U r';L','-a'a'' top : tUo " Ai)ztetor."
lu-lo-.lt IsKWIii Wil.Kl.tU.
H i:ll FKIt. I W lMl VUUW'OI'U)
p th.' sa rf ihc pfKjierty. I will .. atl the
u. li uri. It r tiio rhlitlrcu's s..Ke. I wish vun would settle
nirbill with Mr. O'.mlor. 1 tie armiitnl Is frutn SluK);
in ii 1 will settle Willi ou tho Hist iiuiiurtiiuiiy.
Ul-ltl'V U. I.IUHilfSil.
itsrlitioi tl "Etigtllrer" fttwl "Ai tsi'ler" pi :i.e c .'iiy
f L I) WHEAT WHISKY.
V.J 1,'a) xaees liure old Wheal Whisky.
Por isle by
K. r. MIDni.ETON.
ill-11 -it
h'e. N'.i KOM Struat.
110ST0N 1IKOWN EltKAD, FREHII DAILY.
Jjl0 -3t tieOHUBT.ltl IJtl'j Mu.lllftKAt'Kblrest.
tATJTlON. ALL I'EltKONS AHE I'ORItU)
J tniitlou any ol the rrtw of the British ship FlIILA.
ItKI. Pill A, Captain I'ool, from I.hreroeol, as no debts of
tiirlf coiiuuctiii' will be naid by the caulaln or uonslgnevs ,
k lU S-lit THOMAS BlCaAltllHON A CO., Aculs.
IATBNTED JULY 19, 1864. -J O 8 E P H
WOITKT, Klcve da rarts, rreneh Steam Dyeing
and Scoiirlnx on any abut of weartiiK anLiaxel, lor Lsalea,
tft'lits, aad t'biMlren. Patent aiiearatui lor slrelchtuf
laitU frina one to Cve Inches, ho. 1. SACK Sueel.
Lranali Mo. Hoti S. Kisru Streat. 1'aiUdelplda. auS-Jaa
IS80LVX10N. THE CO-PAIITNKRSHIP
heretuftire exlilit xiadertlie Srm of BAMl'KL N.
L-AViKt A SOK, is Ibis day dissolved. Tha batinest wul
be eeiUed by Ike underslirned, at So. 'J'Jft IKX'S Hireet.
' t'llilS. IS. liaVIKs, SurTivliuj faitaar.
rblleaeli !, Se)lcmbr tu, lati.
CO PARTVFBaiHF. Tia nnneraleivf S have tsli rlay
S.rasid a tw paraaershlp under tha Urin ul 1A VIKN tail.
THUltS, ft.r tbe translation of a lernrral Daallai and
h taWS. HU..O...... fB-V.lTI.S,
l tlhJl A. U A V Ik.
rhL'adcliihU, OeteUf 1, lbtl.
V. B. rtrtlScates of Indebtedness, r)nlrteaaast.rs
c lel ers and t'bonts.aud Guvernincnl boeuittlss trine,
telly, boliah' and sold. . , '.i..1
Itusir.ess I'aper ai.d loans on Collaterals neieitiatad,
Sleeka and Loans boat 1st aad said aa ttoxumlsalon.
KOTTINOHAM AJTD flWISJ
I.AOI58,
Sow Mrlew.
WINDOW fin AD EH j
IfKW STTIXH, 1
No, T!IJ
TELTT,
w ooiom, 0AEaiS3TO!J d0
ar tmx
I ourswut STarsT.
MAJttf 1" AdL'SHStS,
No. T'SS
ttllSMrr
si ur.;T.
riANO COVERS,
tAI'IF.sr BTOflt IN TIK CSTT,
AT LOW TRfCKS.
AMUSEMENTS.
VKW CHl'SNtrr ftTRHKT TIIKTIIK.
11 I.KONAkfl KUflVRR A U'll.l.lAU fel Sl.ttl. fis.
I seoe and Manacnrs.
tIKKAT Sllty'P.lS fir TUB
WAKUf N OtiMI.'.l'V (V1MH1N STIOV.
TniS rwtviiiiesilsr) KVKM Ml, O lolat 11 IV I,
The perio'saarsee wlUiM,ihtasa. e with ttsa Ootaedr of
LONDON ASSWKA.SI'K.
Sir llaraourt Mr. Will am Warren
ttwly day Npanker Miss Josle orwa
I'S'sm Mr.flliaraii Msrria
Ier1 Miss Ka.li X-rt.rsc
HATtfllDAY APTKI1NIMIN llrand Kseslly Slliist,
when the MKA It MM will be prukontesl for pMltlvely
AU'R. JOHN
DUKW'S NEW AUC1I BT.
ll TIIP.A
'.AT Hit.
VlTVALII RKf. liEMONIOt
ovKPri.cwiNfi noti.sk.s.
W'l Week o4 tha ilrost
VKSTVAI.lt VKSTVAUfl
10 NIOIIT, AM rvp.ltf KK1UT,
II Kl. DI.MUMO.
With new aoanacy,
Ucw lircses.
New Msehloerr, n.
MJ 'I r lsi , tsS aj.t.
In wf.lch she will sing
"TOO ARK THK STaS." and It It A VP MAmO."
t HlltA - HHI VA1 I S HKNI'.PIT.
A eUKMBLY DUILD1N08. TO NiailT.
1
MISS MA.IOR pAtll.lNE ( USII AN. Hie Itereto and
Peuttttil t.trl lne re'nous iiniai H,.y and Hao it,
eifss i nriiuug Advautures ara sa well known, win
MA.IOltS laVirOHW,
And relala haresperianre while in ''Dtste," horcsptars, '
eeiiiouco, ana ns:epiure, ami apiKununeni as
captain or OAVAi.ar.
ISftlh N'ghl of lllk WONllKKPHI, STEUHOPTIOOK.
'11ckct'i' cents, keserved seats so oeuts. Cosnoxenoa
at H o ctick. Hee desrrlptlev proeTammes. I0-o-tt
I II It I s T H.KJKCTRT).
vy The great ami celebtated plitnra b West, the chaf
d a-u.re of tin. artist,
IS NOW OH P.KIIiniTION
AT TI1R AOJAKKMY ttr KINP. AIITS,
Nit. Iir., f-HKBtstlT FilkKKT.
In addition to the KM INK Art noilei:ilon of the Acutsme.
AduiUlsuc.2 cents ; neaeon llckeu.Woanu. S It 1m
L
Altli:H' FANCV Ii'UIlfe.
JOHN A. STAMBAJH,
iMTOHTt and MANCf AOTUREB op J
LADIKH' FANCY FUHS,
Nr.. H'Jti AUOII HTKM15T,
Utl.slW NLM TO,
CHEAPEST PLACE IN TEE CITY
To solect front a first -tikis Assortment, Contiitlng of
HUDSON BAY AND MINK 6AB1.E,
EIIM1NE,
CI1INCHIIXA,
GERMAN EITCH,
SIBERIAN 8QUIKREL, &c.,
Hade Into all tiw latait styles.
Thosa goods w era bought when gold ranged from 18 ta
179 aud aro being sold at small aavaaca ou cost at Us
rate.
RVP.kT AltTICI.E WAUkANTKD TO II K AS RC-
PRBSKtllTLO.
6ell, faction guarantees. U-lS-wfm 3m
JA JVIIiW X'AINOV PDM
JOHN FAREIR A,
No. 718 ARCH STBEET,
ABOVE 8BVENTU,
AT DIS Sl.n HSTAULISIIKK STORB,
Impoiter and Manufacturer of
LADIES' AND CIlILDRIiVS
Sfy assort ntent of FANC Y FURS for Ladles and Cxfllrea
ia Bow complete, etubraolng
EVERT VARIETY THAT WILL BE WORN
DURING THE COMINO SEASON.
Iteaicailier llut cauie and number,
JOHN FAKEIRA,
No. 71H AKCH BTKElfiT,
Above Saraath,
I IIAVK SO PABTNBB, OR COSNEOTtOH WITH AST
OTHkMlSTOUlilN TUCOtTlf. SU-tel
CTAll Oil-. COMl'AMV
Of PHILADELPHIA. .
1 ) IltKCfOftB.
HOU. WILLIAM Mil LWASO,
KAJiUr L B. PHILLIPS,
JOHN H. MICIIENKK,
JAMES it AKItlSOsT,
II. M. FlTZllKBAM),
ISKAEL MICHE.NKU,
THOMAS AII.KS.
T' a Pubicrijilon Unolt to tlia ab-iee fcrmpxay Is ail
ready at the liankliu? Iluse of allrbael 'aoous. Nil. at)
S.THIIIO buoai.rbibulelvhla, where the Wrectors xvul
met, and be hap;iy to lvo any inJ.jmutloa ooucsralnf
the hinds, Ac.
8iiN!krVti,u tl per thsre, Uie cri.liul prlca, and so
tti-sci. ni.-nu.
SAMUEL AIsI.EN.
secittiTAiir.
Puaabiaruu, Oolober 4, lHat. 10 11-tt
DEAFNEKS, DL1NDN K 88, AND CATARRH.
J. ISAAC'S, M. 1)., Professor of tha Eya aud Ear,
treats all dissusia oitlertalntns so the alaive members with
Uie utmost success. Testimonials froin xha luost rellahle
sources In the city can be sten at his orrtc-e, nu. Oil flNH
Street. Tbe Mcrjlcul faculty ara lnviu-d ta accompany
their patients, as he has no secrets In ris practice. 10-eti
VirillTE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLES.
r V Tills axtiulstte Cosaaetlc has uo a.aal lor beautttV
liif .whiteuinK. and prrserviiiir Ibe complexion. It is pre.
psred from pule white wax, bem-e Its extraordinary uunli.
ties or preserving the sain, xuaXIng It soft, fair, smnoth,
ami transparent. It is most sooihl.g after elteviu., ceres
ehappad Sands and lips, remcves pimples, bkitcl.es, tan,
ftticaiea, or sunburn, and littrarts a pearly tlut ta the
fsuo, Decs, ami arras. I'rlra 30, Ml, anil 74 cnts. IIIJNr
A CO., Ato.LU S.bEVilSril Slrtst, aiidho.tl S. eitillTU
btixet. 10-B- 3n
J'HILADKI-PHIA SURORONS'
tANIiAOIC lSsrillfTR, No, 14 Xorla
.1NTI1 Htrait. above atarkal. MuetuM
rsOKalry eared by B n mvKKAtTT'S Prenauai PatoM
Oraduatargi Praasara Trass. Haeertor KUetw Ssas,
lla.tle hiocihxds, Supporters, Bboaldof Braees, Suspesx
eorua. Crutches, Aa,
Ladle, attand.d b Mrs. B. 0. EVOtETT. 'sy-l
"KJCTICE TO CONSIGNEES. TIIE SHIP
1 PUILADIXPIIU, Captain Pool, frnm I.ivareaol. la
new reaily to disiharire at Hinlk Street Wliai
surneae will pleuse send their permits onboard, i
.n.
'IU-
I their permits onboard.
AUixmIs
IU(
lo pa
aot peruullcd Ul forly-eik-ht hr,urs sell! he sent to
abiid
store.
mod. aiciuaiiso.N a t o.,
16 8 ot
Alents.
CHEAT CENTRsU. CLOTIUNO HOVSE,
Ko. tU
CHBSSTtlT
STItl.T.
O'
.VliNIMil nAltsVi
or
I O IV IH I J T H,
LADIES AND MIBSEfl' HATS.
rtliBOh, PlOWMt., AND rtATtlEM,
SOVTU AMERICAN MltUS,
ANb
OTllKll NOVKLTIES.
WOOD V. C Alt Ye
No. 7yr onr'sHNUT htiusimt.
P.S.-Old Vateet Sonnets taaAs o at a atoderave
Pelt Hats and Sonnet rasbaaon.
WOOD & OAKY.
WANT8.
w
'ANTED A KUKNCH OK A 8WI8S
V Norea, to take cara of a ckild. Must oome well
recemmerwed. Apply at ha. ITtfl i-wi'ST street. ll-Ji"
L . wMt walnut. or Locuat. or An-Jt, or Laesout sire.
Address " aroUhea House, " at this 0010
Ixl.e
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
asj FOR B ALK.-A HKWMUlJKriW lilUBri-
IkIatory DwilHug, aa Wallace near Nineteenth street.
lunurrUae possaaa.an.
1 8. POttRTH Street.
10-11 ax-
1
rOU -SALE OR TO LET.
DWKI.UNwS,
Nos. a OS a and BIOS
ANCH BTUKE.
10 War"
pEJUf8ILVAHIA BAILBOAD.
HEMOVAls.
Oa ana aner SUNnAY, October IS, 1S44, tha Ticket
Ofllco of tU Pennsylvania Ba lroat wtU be at tha Pas
senger neoot, TIIIHTlfrTU Ski MAKKET SIKKKrS,
West Phlladnlplila, and tha
PASSENGER TRAINS
WILL START FROM THE
I WEST PHILADELPHIA STATION,
A3 FOLLOWS
MariTrt'n.at S-M A.
rarkefknrf Train, No. 1. at 10-09
Past Line, at tl'tO "
rarkesburg Train, Vo.t, at 1-00 P. M.
Uanlaburg Areoneaodattoa, at S W
Incastor AoeoraaaodaUon, at 4-OS
PaoU Train, at 0
ICrle l.zprass, at 8 00
rtulsdeipliU Express, at 10 4t
AND AlEIVEs-
Krle Fs press, al 4 SO A. 1
rb'ladelplila rapiess, at TO
rac.ll AcronimodsUon, at If) "
1'arkosbuig Aoeotnniodatlon, No. 1, at SO "
last Line, at.. 1014 "
l.xncasur Train, al li 3 P. I
rerve,hur, ii.?, at 0 "
Mall Train, at 6-4S "
tikirltburg Accommodation, al .11-0(1 "
Philadelphia Express leaves dally.
Krlo Espress leaves dally, eaoept Hatnrdays.
All other Trains dally, eaoept bandar.
Ttie I-Mt B the rntew of I'.tevonth ttnil
Hnrktrl Nlre-ta will be cIimhmI strter
NATVK0AT, lSIti I aw lata t.
G. C. FRANCISCUS,
6UFT. riULAllCLPUU DIVISION, PA. B. B.
Wfst PuiLAiVKi.raiA , October 13, ISM. 10 U-t
FINANCIAL.
H. JL.OA.lVe
$40,000,000.
Itefetrtns to the sdvsrtlseaxent of the Swttary of Uis
Treasury for
TKOPOSALS FOR TUB.
NEW U. S. 5-20 LOAN,
Ws wlU Include 1st oar bid far tha same those af any parlies
wVstUng to BtaAa apt Iteatloo far ur part thoraat,
WITHOUT OIIAlUUi.
lafutojttl' n apply t
JAY COOKE h 00.,
1JANKKR3,
Ho. lit 8. TUWO ST'RBET.
PtUlaaelplila,
S'
TOCK8 A.1NI HEOTJUlTIKa
BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION,
DE HAVEN k BROTHEE,
Ko. HO N. TTIIBD STB".ST.
SI
QXvcAXllCWOIV afE CO..
HANKERS,
No. 121 S. THIRD STREET,
PHlLADKLrBlA.
Cievoinment Seoarltlet of all Issues Purcbared ami for
Sale. tHsckt, Bonili, aud Ocd Bou.M and troid an t'oia
klsslata. rSTEBEST ALLOWP.D ON DEP0S1T8. TH
Cotvectlous Promptly Muds. ft ' -ti
Ucj NEW 7-30 LOAN.
k? Suht'iriiiili.as received, and aa Kutes
lurulihadi'ioa at ail lhar.es, by
OEOUUE J. jVOYT),
itanker,
aa23-m Mo. 18 B. T1I1H1) Siroal.
o
I L STOCKS
DOL-'l-IlT A KB BOLT)
OM L'tlMMIhHIOK.
lit L MlUU t J. B0TT,
Bruk.r,
,-; JTo. 18 S.TniED Street.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
tSTr
ARMY. KAVY, AND CITIZEN'S
rieu,ini. itsnbrolaered. Ptbiiulder Straps, Wreaths.
Sic., to lll luusa'passad.st very mlisatd vrtess
Merrhast Ts:kr,
10 3-2m Ko. 19 DDrTIl Stseat, aboT, Clwenat.
TUB LAROESrVND BEST
lit
NOW RBATtY COAL AT 7 Ss) PKR
TOli THK tOMSwMP.RS HTfTltAI.I (1L
COMPANT aro now S-llerleeoai rrrnn Ni. tr ttaktassd
,'sKsei; , an the eeieftrat SUtioKxa aad MamosMh vesaa,
at the twilowiegraiee i
ToSaheesevfs.aertta rat
Ta fsnsi Snbscrtbers.ner lint lr-ae
Tttus savlna 040 nee ton to Ate- aheslers. Saslaee ah ts
savlrw. u.r. will be a dl litiid seen ally on the su. ia
a t pml ability, of at loa.l SI 1 lol.L Alia Pi K aixAajx
ar, ttiat aner tbe nisi year notes notoers win nex asuy ges
their fioel for n.aMng,bot wlil also peeHaiiiy reonara a
smell dlstden.l on their stock. The lease runs far lea pra
se, t low royally er sixteen years. ITia erss oiara pV
sbarw pall new ts mr the who s terns of the leaaa.
Tee pteeeiM rapecirr as see ssinais mrasi i.ms per yesr.
or eise Iva l.er skara Tills will s.sn he toereased to LekJS
tons, w blch wll gfte tha tlompany 100,01 t.ns to seS
l. , are at the ruhc-sl maikel nreca. Til" rwnri
I'hitM Willi H WILL Bl. DIVUll.O AVMONii IKS)
HTIH Klrlll I t.HH.
SnhsertMieiia lo the Hto'.s f wiiica may attn be aside at
14) pr .1 ami wSI he pxived at theHllteeof thS Coat
pauy, no. .., n. SI V III sued, v.t.n sti ry
M"F" l.lSit, arTsnwoa.
1 r-astlfr- JMHJA n K 1H i 1 UllLH.'K. Tta. IVI HIS.
SIT al tret.
Hr.,.l... l.-kllU f brOHVa Vn 1:4 HT 40110-
T .MI1 (tn i ex. ' '
mat rot
JAMfB I.TN1I, M H Sixth sttaet.
Il"'ltll . JiiMVfS, ,Sn I, .1 Archstr.41.
111k II V H. PAUL, Ho tie Wsinul Steeet.
P r. l.xVKlX, No W..N l.itnlslrec
IIIOMAH llAlit.Rtl. No lstl.,..siitil sereex.
Pnim Hit' list nf Hlocsliol,lia wa .Mine the fatlawlna
wen known and highly respeefaMe nxme',lw1lnatlag by a
ee-tmn (ft tfi... who have alrestir rres rol trtiMr OesJ,
and who ran bear wetness to Its sup-cine qnaltty. 1 aa
slock la leng OS very rapedly- all classi-a v Uie aeatasa.
nl.y sseuiti g dlsiosed to aall theo. is (a Ms advaa.
legos. A larr.e a- tnlarol la.ltes ate eaSirxced aaoagoag
r-n ...i.. wis ii iu le j i-i rtsnn tor more
wtltlsan is loir.
Ileorr tlaenea.
1 . B. I artoon,
tirtiiiias lliistea,
Join k. Ha. ae,
'Hlepheo KiHgot,
Cliarlea(.'.nia.l,
3iloor S.arriil,
.lohn M i; i.tglit,
it. II. KelW,
:'i:. rrtMch Oo.,
'ti: J lienassr,
tt V.Marphy,
t.ehn V Well.
yJs. slaxlieua Pradey,
b. N.
i a. a. (toii.
tSaintHsl Itr.ioks,
4(Aiij. Iltnortok,
' sjos. K Tory,
J Ii. Raop.
)Wax a'tn..
tleorge W. 0'iaaack,
sWta O. Snar,
SKraOenok Cadtoua,
P. U.Keyeer.at.lf,
tMoiui Murr,
Wm.O. Ilantils,
' Rottert Joclaa.
lj.iamesO.Ot art,
M Husbands,
John It. AdtHf,
6W. It. Pviool,
If. W. Hinder,
4A. W.Tontol.ras,
Curtis I aloo.
l N . H. Laweem-e,
t WHItain (rtillltlis,
Itohert It. Smlto,
V'triain C:nrila.
Chsrle. O ht til,
J. II. Wtieeler,
II, w. llrsy.
i oeph Sielwamiu,
t.l. II. AtAne. ker,
Wltllaer Sieel,
tMr. It MwerJt,
K R. NVrMUIs,
John btot xai .
E c renin g.
t'tiarlee 1'eaa,
su. Met uy,
Kotiert II. Ixoattr,
Jubn eci,afpr.
lviniTi.n II. Haines,
U-n UtlliM,
p.. A MiHck,
K af . Itatttirs,
tlieno Wallace,
eanaei is t aveo.
iHaililiol Kiltalrick,
iarail A. lia.ls,
KiJrt It. Halter,
Wrn at. Vhlcr,
leoilre r . Oinerty,
im W. IUh.
! Kranets Bntixel,
Jan.es ti. Ieas.
(Jharles Anttoraoft,
lew ard Kormarl.
5Wlls..a JswoH. it. Dm
Adoiphae Per ,os,
riumss Hlagaiy.
xJai'Ua ii. eoaier,
James Zlmmenuaa,
IJ. M.Carneuxer,
I John McK.ee,
Viacok li. Itueniasa,
lavld Apelesiaxa,
I IteyluMd Tkolaae.
jll L. Haiiowati A Son,'
, SJokn Ihns,
.Henry O. VOteng,
. )J Willlaia Jonoa,
i'.W. Stanton,
J II. Fukh.
Alirnbam Htewarx,
tWrn r Huiall.
Ihraoas MasM-r,
etrUklard Kneaas,
loi rge Minnies.
David W. Helha,
Henry H. !,
(kHge W. liaiitlaiei,
.faosas llurtken,
Maiuuel II. Howard,
tvt iliisns H. Axkley,
r'dward 04ne.
Wlir;sjn t areon,
K i. laiag,
Atrntt toting,
Wlillani AiO'jifer.
iti rolm II etloaener,
ill. P.S.Mttkwonv,
itleorge L. Miilef ,
B J KleortU,
tjH. I rails.
oha M Itlley.
II. A. s. hrnwn,
(Korge fetcr.on.
.Isaac Hemic er,
Malthow J. Hraoy,
Hugh MoOonnell,
Wn.. W.Smodley,
biiweoJ.Htnratoa,
'Austin Itlaka,
l&taioaa wtvttTtaton,
('hartos A. lliaka,
l). KJIlentHMiea,
tj. Ladoxntia,
Wxn (J llaltws.
Sauinei A. asUlar,
Win. It .linn.
tkj. r. Wilkinson,
llllobert McKwun,
(1. K ht..ie,
A. r. llawa.
tjj. Prank,
At.
K. Stewart.
thlohn O nierner.
A. It. foiptiell,
Albert Binder,
rlraT.Cressmi,
John Schllcter A Son,
1 red. Wllhelm,
! Davel K. Th.Hapsasi,
J. Holloa Wiapeany,
John Htrea,
Jonn Kreser,
Henry F. Merresr,
HattHiol Stmosxe,
A. A t kect.
,tC nrlnlelngtvoffer,
, A U. AlUvrser,
6Rohert ken.
.1 II. u tiara.
J-bn Maoatleld,
Jacobs. Stiesxh,
Charles lltaey,
lotisi A. r teller.
(Jharles Jewell,
It. K l oser m. ii.
fbnrkia Ihnmaa,
Joaepti M Ttiauiat,
w in Ktaosir,
rieorge J. Naysar,
w. u. Mpear.
J. H. Adams,
s Isaac Kynemaa,
Charlea W. PVailor,
Altred Whlmnjton,
Jos. ata,"aiy,
Mwii, l'retly,
Kamael sL. Ashroa,
Conrad II. Alldreea.
William II. r'exen,
Jaxasa Pettner
Joseph K. I.yodall,
.I.ilin (lororth,
SWUliaia Pettit.
j.r.Htuinani,
(ioarae laylor,
t'harloe K. nraed,
Hatnuel II. Wootl,
O. S C sJltn.
I.otiert MOticegor.
1 houiaxoa A Itro.,
fH.Ki. Juacpb iflllseo,
iwilllain Isntoi,
K. at. J. nies.
W. W. have.
B. J. tlrtmi.
WiMtaui l. Ooreas,
Jaorb Wteeiniin.
O. M. Iterry,
Kdward nrady,
V. It. Matthews.
U.J. Brads-,
w. w. tisudlaer,
T.D. BUM.
tl. W.Tawnaend,
bO. Ii. Bliae-kcttmi,
Joseph T. stowaavd,
.le.ee Laws,
Paul J PVId,
Uenrr J. Bees.
William A. ato in,
tk:.l.Tallinalsa,
f1iirsea T.MaU.eys.
KresWiok V.aiss,
lr. KaJM'iot,
John Irwin,
John McArtbar,
Airren tirtgg,
l-'red P. hwopo,
Lewis Raasei,
.lames M. Mtewkrt
Oharies Cora oil,
JWalter llrorist,
tiTtinis I'. Ooaivky,
twhliam r.rhardl,
William Andreas.
loko IHlloid, I
Jain r J. Ailison,
lis llllaui (J. Taylor,
STboasas Wooisnali,
$John S. Flwhelt,
knos ituyd.v,
John Braisingeosi,
ttJohn PhllHpe.
,j)Jiseph J.shaMa,
M (IHlliit:ani.
WIIMaenH. Mailn.
hirhaid K. MUler,
Ibc.mas t). KowauJ,
Otlhert llutaou.
John llcod.
William lirlca,
Ai. Homer,
A.tlarrett,
William Mollov,
.tajnea HauiNVell.
Atatthew Miller, J.r,
aUceiaellTacy.
Tboeaas . steatinatoU,
II. W. tanU.
Jlohn .1. kiomer.
Jatus II . Fteeens,
uobert uuax.
tjiH-nots Toooxer,
Is. N. Stokes (tt.J.k
Itt niatnla r. tileuil,
K. neon, Jr.,
.. I). Sco'l
tillenrv B.Chew,
John M Shenlesv,
rhoxassO. Else.
tP, T. Pleroa,
J. K. Mukxk.
l'hlltp Vl ileva.
K. Ii. ataan.
W. P.bhultr.,
K. A. Heodrr,
Henry S. Pielt,
tiKilward rtlaJH,
tttarUe II anil,
CR. K. II l.h,
(Krauols Ttiela.
Mantes n iTDstra.
V'm. A. Jtnka,
Ia1d Horn.
(j.ri.-e I. Kellar,
Vt'm. J. rlilltif ,
Bev. A- ox.eiiy.
Kev. Iir l atum.
Bev. In. Martin,
it. Elwimd ChapntSV,
iUen:7 liotUtca.,
I Waller Steven eon,
Muliaal atotaicWa.
Y. S Morris,
I W llllaui Adair,
tUaaao Haksr,
IvbarU'S M. Evans,
J.ihu McDowell, Jr.,
jbnamuel liailey,
; Joba E. OiUetia,
6J. Monk,
J a rn as Wlnaeanr.
Kev, U. W. HtMller.lt,
1'ae.moia WilllauiiKiti
tit. r . It slew.
It. II. hbiuii fonl,
tjataitin Owycr,
t.liilin Klein,
im. C. Cailtnna,
tjolin K. Tai lor.
B. A. Wateoxi,
(l.F.Hagle.
6K A. Iadlieater,
t,K at Keccl.ee.
Tho d flvery e4 Onsl In Ma-taynnk will bo in tkanrs sf
Mr rfOHSt ADAMS, wlio will ha ready to c-Maaxeavrs
operations on TVBHUAY next. Arranomesa 's
aeait tsetrg made to supply slocaliulders la Uertmaaj.
Issn, --
t-,r THK KENSINGTON RANK IM THlj
at? OOt BIT Or PlllLAllELPHI A. Ptltaaaaal
mia.Hrsonitiar SR. A Special Mix'tlattof the Steeaj
Zl.lll..l.ALa Sl. a Hkuhlss IklBM.SS Tlia BL.e
ia v. tlx 'sub of uoioher. at 11 oe:ork A. M., ta deoide s(
h i snxlieiisv of CHHrsrttnil the Hank Into a Hatsam
s..A....ii., ajMshti is an aot of Oonarass anaravae
June j. lt-l, aud take saeh other sctlon as way be isaoasV
sarv. Hv usd ul tea ucarj ot itroeturs.
-2S lut O. T. YEHKKS, Cashier.
s-i CllY lllKAMUBKHB urriuts,
ar-- PiitixbkLeiit,t;bber7,llsta.
rsxri i. r ivnu ...... ... --- .
. . . . . - ma " . n , sr.,, ii its i ' Th. : r, . vn,,
sur... af l ns v. on nresentatlon.au City LMai buukic
January t, mm, witu imiss w ZyiCnutt
lO-tn-St City Treasurer
sv-rfbtCKHOLIJKK!j MteKTINO,
SAKMAiKS' AI MExJIIAMCS' BAirr.
Piiiisosli-hia, Ss'umuar Su, UM
isinaralMssttflss the Huh klmlders ol the Parxnet
ai d allogenics' Bank uf Philadelphia will be held at taiei
liankut, Hon.ena lUtiRaiiAV, Uie JOth day ay '.Oatab
neat, at 11 o clock A M., lor lha purpose of takhxi lu
conslduiauon. and decldiag on tl.e question whether 4
not ths sold Bank shad become an Assoc! itloa Ssroerrvtrp
- ti, business of Han. inn unuer use tswi oi toe w
S: toe
. .ercismn uie aowere conierraa dj w mm
, irnm - .i.u, couimooweaith, eotlil4
tlcn.rsl Astetnhrym .- cotuiiwowaaitk I
let Sknalillfli tba Banks I iZltt.t ba.l.
of tha
"An Act hnalillruj tba Hanka l r-. y 5 iTft l. a J.
bwnne Aieociailoas for tha PurpC .".t1. ,H dav
.k. i i:,.! Bias.. " aiieruvnj US 1st Bay
SOS ISS SBSnisiMn, "'Kiu" .
Ahatist. Imit : asd to take suek actutt ui renaru - i
it i a be iifM.s;ssarv aud uroner.
necessary ana uro
.1... . U.....I ij
ttv onfer 01 UIS xxoartl Ot irireciors,
e Wuw -.. . . ....
. I. , . ur UI'UI TIIH . iiaiiusv a
TSf NOTICE. COMMERCIAL BANK 0
P,nutylvalila.
PiiiLxntLpntx. Seotembar SO. 1S6I
merclal Bank of , 1'enn.ylvanla'' will be held at Iks San
il. House en TIIUBMUAY, the JOlll dayof October, Lv
at 11 o'ekek A. M , far tha purpose of deeldlnf the Qus
n ., ti. said hank ahall become an as.l
rial lea for carrying on the business of bankian under ti
lawsuf Uie liuxeo Biates, ana oi oxhivishib
.. , k- .... .t f lha llneral aseeuiblv of Ibis Co
moowealik, entitled "An Act Enabllnn tiie Banks of ti
tUonimonWealin to oeoonie A,wiaiiw .... ... r e
iianklni, under tha latvsit.f the I' ulted Stales," approv
tiie r.d day 01 Atlls'USl, let's, " ' " -
telatlon tlsereto as may be necessary aatllproper.
l'.y order ol ths Board ot directors
S 51-wsfH
u war xrx.lt
' - - ' M
STOCK HOLDERS' MEETING,
nua xtvi llA.SOk; BANK.
f UILAIKL.IilIX, ouiiemuer asr, im-
. . i aa taja
A ameral mertinf ol Ibe Htorkuoiuers or uie x orn r.
tuakal Phllailelulda will be lield at Uielr Ban
ini' llonae, eu THA BbbAY , the 'Ann day of Octobar neij
Bl 12 O CO S USMHI, aw, .am F " 1 I" " .
enakllnii the hanks ol this Cummonwealth to be oome aas
olattons for the purpose of baukluK uiul.r ike laws ol t
i. i.... i U1U..S." annrevsd the U.d day of August, lfoH, a
to lake such action in re.nrd thcrevo as may be uvusss
r.roar. w .
"Ivm. ' J.W.TOREV,Oa'hH,r.
OFFICE 1EEBT0N COAL AND 1J
jiovennnl xorMr. . , UT gtr,rti
J
PHH .rnKirKuA. September W, 184.
r lilrecturs have this
.'TiSa oL'wV xi'TwV PEU CENT, o. ,tk. x..pl,
- aayah e to sxoc.nora.rs on ata
wVU'b B. P. UTTEB, Baayetaryl
B. E. COaiSCR SIXTH AND MARKET 814
ration antldeclfllntion lne question wnt-iurr or sios aw..
Bank shall become an association for carrying on t !
buslueaa af Bauklna tinder tha Uws of the I'ulted iat
auaofeieKitiua the powers conferred by the ant of ti
a. a., ni.tv orihisroixtnaonweailh.eutitledAn .