THE DAILY EVENING TEL KG RArn.rmADELPIirA, JFRSDAJ", OCTOntal 1 8,, 186.
(Srrnittjl clc(r;ipb
n.T rrrrsoo rrw-i tr.
OFFICE No. IOS 8. THIRD ST3CET.
tr et Tvrr CTt tVCm r, f.t-.iit -t , - r
f ftf U (hi M IuU kit. Pk t'.i.H; li,t
AM TntT friT r Two If Mfia.lDvtrtMrin
' aW tin prk vdri.
1JBM,t tired at tha miu a. '.NvaJ
T rrvont1fit.
js, . ivti " b takan of Anonfmiii "TmtTrir.'-t'nt.t.
frtirvr H'"t'd fr iDrtt-m rnM4t b .u'.i..-n:i
and adrirwifc o ft wtt-r nrw r "'. -f fur
sjl,lrfTi, hm a a at Arantto for til a . UMi. W
tuwi HudctA to rotnm ivjcctaa .JouiUs.uiuc'.vat
Tm Attw-rtlnfrm.
rf rt tnrra in t tn-in: wi
Mvki' T f..r.,r, rntpftlfnc tn fr n t
r' ai
&-a..tji, oar
Tt KSTUY, OCTOBER 18.
THE PR4IF.MNI1VL POI.ITK IA.
GfinTitl Dix, of New York, bat recently
arittenA letter, In wlileh ho attibiitps t!i
decline of onr cotiDtry In political prosperity
and vlrtne chiefly to the lml.lt we hurt mil n
Into of 'selecting cniididiites for Hie Protl
denry for the mike of their "availability" -o
Id other words, their riupiioneil Attir-H t
' mk good run for the ofllee. ThU Is true.
But this la not the only defeet or vice in
ur politic", or in our modes and uiothotN ot
Bomlofttiflg and electing men to every
rctpectablo elation, from the least to the
gnatest. Another Is, the recognition and
support among us of a class of men who
make politic a trade, and live on public
patronsgr.
Out of one office Into another, so they go,
year after year, the same Individuals ever
turning up when official position is to be
attained, or there is a prospect of fattening at
the public orib. They liavo no especial (Knew
for political place. They have no marked
fcrce of character, Intellect, or practical talent
for business. You may even wonder at their
prominent position in the party to which they
belong. But they are what they are, because
they make partisan machinery find stratagem
thou daily thought and nightly dream ; and
because, most potent reason of all, really
respectable citizens stand aloof and allow
the wire-pullers to have a clear fluid to them
selves. If there Is any member of society who is
peculiarly disqualified for oiTiciul responsi
bility, it Is the man who makes the search for
place the continued business of his life. II is
aim Is emolument ; and as a general.thing, as
long at he can satisfy his party friend, he
will not bo too nice in his choice of tbo means
of gratifying his avarice. Some of this class
have no scruples in acknowledging that if
they can get Into a profitable berth, and line
their pockets well, they will care little for
what the world may say of a defect in thoir
accounts.
And yet so low has political morality fallen
.among as, that men known to ba of this
, stamp are chosen to ottlce without difQoulty,
while Individuals of tried integrity and genu
ine ability are thrust aside. These profes
sional politicians are the creatures of our
partj systems. We extend national organi
zations into the smallest of our municipal
elections, and lose sight of the merit of the
nomlneet in our blind adherence to a party
formed for purposes affecting only the general
policy of the States. To cut loose from such
corrupt and Imbecile domination, we must
consent to separate national and municipal
' affairs, and give more attention to the per
sonal qualifications of candidates.
The Union party, however, have com
menced a hopeful and salutary reform in this
matter. The nominations made by them
recently are, In the main, of a very much more
meritorious character than party nominations
have usually been for several years past
Their late municipal ticket in this city, headjd
by a citizen of such irreproachable reputation
and sterling virtue as Mr. Hen by C. Uowbll,
who was elected Sheriff of this couuty, wa
quite, unexceptionable ; while the Union can
didates for the Legislature and for Congress
were men well qualified for the oiTlces for
which they were named, and worthy of popu
lar support. In a word, the Unionists have
Initiated a gratifying Improvement in this
matter of nominating candidates for puMic
stations, and it Is to be hoped that the people
will sustain and encourage them hereafter in
Uie good work.
THE WAY WE MAKE IKKC
The hublt of employing so many boys in the
commercial walks of life, without remunera
tion, Is a great and growing evil. In its
practical operation it Is autl-iepublic.in, con
fining, as It does, certain positions to the sons
of the comparatively rich. The poor boy,
however ambitious and talented, is denied
access to them, because he has neither affluent
relations nor rrlemls to support him during his
, nalnorlty. Those who practise this system
may offer as a reason for it the suporabundaut
supply of service which muy be had free of
coat. The system, however, is radically
wrong and mischievous, aud should be aban
doned. There are duties which mankind ow.? the
rising generation, and which should 13 d ily
considered and exercised with som? reference
to their welfare. The capacity of a boy for
the place he is t occupy should be atten
tively regarded, a fair field for the exercise of
that capacity should be atlordud.and the di;
tniprovemcnt and progress of the employed,
in and relutivc to the particular business in
which he may be eiijj ieil, should be fUrlli
taied. These condi Ions of a sound policy,
la their effects upon the employer and the
youth taken into service, are I'lipracticnMe
wl ere a dozen boys ure crowded Into a iikt
Ckntlle establish meut, the duties of which
could be better performed by half the number
nnder a thorough regltn of commercial train
ing, and stimulated by a reasonabld compen
sation. The boys themselves are opposed to the
clearly slavish position they occupy. It is
fitted to lessen their self-respect, depress thuir
energies, and Induce other fueling than those
they should entertain towards their employer
and his Interests. The present practice is not
that which placed the existing heads of the
commercial community in their compara
tively prominent position. A majority of
them commsuced Ule with no facilities for
working for nothing; but, on the contrary,
they expected to work and to be paid for
It. In the Initiatory duties of these callings
they were consequently energetic, faithful,
and Industrious, and after due probation they
were promoted according to Just order of
advancement.
They not only handled the goods, but were
. tanght their names, quality, and value ; were
fruiueiitly passed into the service of the
countiug-room, where they became familiar
; with accounts, mercantile forms and practice
-no moment of time being wasted; and thuir
r "muling ambition to effect a sale was stitnu-
' lfi-(i'ly that Hud ot eutourageiueut Uut
inspired Uiem not only with manly cotifldenr,
but a feeling of gratitude, which mftnlfrttod
Itselfln rcpeet tor their employer and a
regard at all time for their interests.
Notwithtnnding this allusion the) past,
there Is a good material now as evr existed,
and all it require Is ihe samp kind of tral
ing and development to raise up an iiitelllRnnt
and vigorous race of merchant. Hut that
material llnds but slight levpiitivca, under
existing circumstance, to professional pre
eminence, burdened hs It Is with th" conven
tion of immWa, and honee dlvliled dtitlol,
and little or no pay o that the field for t.hn
exercise of either energy r a laud-ibla ambi
tion Is as sterllo, in a lulne point of view,
w I the Desert of Sahara in a physio il on.
Who that has ever pessd through t!i
routine of a sound commercial education, ami
has contrasted It with that wu'..'h ujw pre
vails, does not see that the present system of
making merchants is radically defective. In
tact, the deficiency is so palpable and we
think we have pointed out the true cause
fhst the boy, having served out his apprentice
ship, such as it was. Is mildly told by his
nplojers the time having urrived when
remuneration Is expected by him that they
have no further use for his services. Why?
Because be has not, for want of an opportu
nity, perfected himself 1 the business !n
whiab he has been engaged, and hence is
incapable of rendering services of pecuuiary
value to bis employers.
There are cases where the employer, soon
after admitting a boy into his service, sees
that be is unpromising, and clearly anticipates
the result. Hut he continues to retain him
notwithstanding, often upon sufferance, as he
costs nothing, be cause the parent, who ha
no properly considered or de Unite views rela
tive to the boy's future, wishes to have him,
even without pay, In some respectable occu
pation. A boy thus situated, comprehending
his comparative Independence, makes no
exertion to advance or improve himself if
that is even practicable under the lax system
of discipline to which he is subjected since
improvement and advancement are, with him,
of secondary consideration, as compared with
his ease and pleasure.
Who Is responsible for this? The em
ployers, who only possess the power to apply
the proper remedy, or who can, by persisting
In keeping boys upon sufferance, because they
are cheap, thrust out upon the world unpro
flclent merchants, to mar their fortunes and
disgrace their vocation. The only true course
is to select the right kind of boys, aud syste
matically train, teach, work, and pay
them. We would then not only wit
ness less extravagance and fewer fail
ures, but an order of men thoroughly
prepared, by practical knowledge, example,
and culture, not only to lessen the effeminacy
and false pride that threaten, with the increase
of wealth, luxury, and Indolence, to stamp
their Impress upon our social and national
character, but help to save us from becomlug
the prey to that degeneration which has, in
times past, marked the decay and full of
nations once apparently as powerful, pros
perous, and promising as our own.
EI6ULT INPENNSYLVANIA.
Corrretel Majorities tut inr mm Rrcelveil.
I Nil r.
IO t UNt
6
s
1
It
COI.'M IE9.
1.-17!
in isa
'2,"77 '
l.O'Ji.l
2.7HI
12.U.-7 '
l. -tf. I
i.lH I
A4ain
Al.i'Kl n.
Aiiutuon
U aver
..lliril
II". kr
I.lnir ... .
tlraolid
lu.cki
I'.nttr
( liiOiU
( jtneiuli
Cailion
! lr
i.:liiur
la:i 3
4'
6, lis.
s.i
o:s
ll,i-'4
0. 11JI
3..
7-M'
ll.VIS
,1,I.S
;.n-t.
,:ls
:,si'f
3.711.
7.'-s
1. ms,
151
I lUl? I
(, all
a.VXI
li.OOi'
i.M
ami
.'1.!
a,s7
701 1
i.ixi
:i;mi
l.VMj
UV,
1;HI
.'I..S
:,;:ii
7.11.';
i-.4H
'."K 7
S,':;.
1.7
fi.'.'isl
: iij
IT. i
iA'T
U'..:'S
II '211
1 . 7n '
a,. -JO
i. llvl
211.
ii. OS
6,:
i,m
.'.
l.MH
l.:it'J
a
All
l.oii
1,11
I Mi
t'li arl'cM
lll-it-n
Inn lla
Oinwloid
Liio L'Tland
1,17!
070 , ,
S.SVIi '
1,7!
T'li
3, W0
;i.7!"i
14
3.71 M
l.U1
0 17
l.ll'H
1 7.17
7.IV.0
1. I'
i.lA I
r.'.-t.
S.MH
Hlij
111
I .llfi
2,71a
7.4ti
1 147
(i,.via
;i .i.'i
t:i
J.lHl
urn
s. .17
t.l
1,-it
7i;t
'i
1.1:1
i.-l't
i."i "
I .171
t.Mi
I. tli
NOW
I.ie.phtn
Iicltiaru
HI
1 1 la
1 avue
Kbn'fet
t 'ai.alin
ruiui,
Urt a
luntil gdoo
Inataiia
.inierii..n
Jualata
L.aicaber
I awn-n6
Ll.anuD
Lehlth
hu'erne. .,
I.tcomlttf
MrKcaa
Mrrcrf
oOflno
al0Dn.
M jnU(.luai)
M.-.U.ur
Nord amntf r.. . r ...
Nc:tbuiiitMriana....
li-
I l,iladi,.b m
I ihe
rot ir
tvl.ui.klll
Snder
ay merat
hiil.lv lb
hudijiif Jiaufit
I no n""!;!;.'"!!;.'
Venal if)
(li
!
Gl)
1,1.1
W
4.1111",.
l.'.ni'
71b
S.III7
UK
II I
1.0
1
I.72
Ali
2 Kit
S-7
7S
r.610
1st
7;r
'Vp
? (1 hi
4UI
SI7
Kit.
JiKi
II .1
i :a I
-'.":
4.ii.'7
i.-'jl.
1,41 I
1 ,),'
.'".'.I?
V'ar. en
V- abinvion
a'itrf..
WchimorHand
1 1
W bill.rf
;( i
J 40
Vjrk
I-.ialj.
II 1,1
ll,!-
In I .I
a. 171
lor. lua rlt
t,7-i
'iiaI - in IfUl am,
JOIGA Ul' Til E OKAfl A.
r1" 1 C 11mm t frmiir T111.ATHK. The llnr-
1 f. il (.:. 1 ol llie riiiinl ert(.;t Jic'lo mane -l ali imi 1J
eVi arria onii.l.inu'. on. M: Wnrroa a "ir. fan.l'si.
.1 Ir;ml thfct fcrlrt comic lTtft tan Lo pruu'ii'i'-l
wni.i.ut jni ai 'miit at vul;;arii. . If if 4 I r !'ai'i:Io" 'i
II -t I l lli'T, 11.0 t rac;i la'ly l l.tlcul'.lM, nut
v v tin. linili.. 1 1.1 nhiri . Micli t'l Ullmuililr ul iilir t'l'l- 0
.J ,lr- 'Of.', .i il'I.IJt' ft". I -vl'.u.lujit.V IH, A:i'i r-p.-Hi
.1 til' '.i!-l Jl.llil' fltril ll(Jii, VI ll-'O lj,Ml IlJlt 'llll'l.ln'
i "'i 'i.. "lr. c.i;:, " . iiiutiiiih .iHi:a t(n, Willi ti n
I. i li'!' ft.iii-f i.'ii in' a'o r tin. 1. 1 ;r; lr-,1-11 ilr.
'I " "mall'' f(. ' On. i (M.llniy tia-41 i. iml ; '.it anl-
ii. Li i f.-ii u .! olu .l.i u-iki. irliiie ol ' or. e.4ii .'I i-i-it
ii .n.i ftii li a .aulusl i .ui-jr wi. air. It trroti' ' oik
v.lii' i amiu-t lug Iikiii I-41 all. ;tii,i,. bl, Hiring ti
tl.ut In iai..,ub iloina liia Irnf tAiviit . .Iit.lu v .. lur I
miifh bi-tlir In IU- l.-l ai-a.wl-prr l.c tti-ntj. Ins
. an. I iil.r.e lo "i'U flv " thun h. n.i .In v. t...
tl.a ai.d lolhtia. Miai Orton u a lr ci.Htnrv i rl
mially Ticf l ia v'nyi'il nionv like a kentliuental yn'iiu
jail j ; but Mi-, orti.n i"(.l..y was true to n.mit, m, ,i
kni ii u witu mi- xiu.iiii.ii m tha iiluj, uihI rnju ufftcuVJ
an vll as .etlei;ilj ordinal. '
Mr. I.et.n..x plTnl".. I H mppriin" with faelOi.. arnl
lit'ii,(.r, iho i krneiilH .tiiliciilt t.i null,., Out v hl- h in. tfuve
itli aduiiMil.le jtiiuoii'iit. Mi-i Mrt'iiwr "Ldv im-
IH r! ' MM' d lllltf UHi Bl'MOIM. M.. f.. hA.,..l. kl.,..-i
l r iarl iiukIiji, anil nil ai! taiion Ihiu iou.il In
l'i
iNifiii-m, fxi.'noiiK tvr otul a'wava Mr.
l-viili, w In, ruturiii'it (rum ailemrt ihWml m i.n.
lln-i t'Tdf
'
.lili.a, unit with all inn drfiicu ul.o it lihn.
o i.iOiyt;io us Warri'ii as tin. il,tilniL- nMa.i.-
Inr I'utKl nf a
oi,iik wiia. ireuitiitnar for thu return or o,i
"am li-nt Diailimr,'
trie ahaunl Uialni;iio.
. ...ua,i... i iiqti iiriiioui ltui'k,ni
tuea vtitri caiinliiir l.unmr ar-.J orilinuity iii,w,i
"flitkinl.ly," wlirra we li.va ., c ,m,ZZL .
ttlei l only , rlilj,;l,i, without (,llu an, jli. a.,i . . '
....!,. noiiiO.iULBn, VM-ra all
t aniiif-rmiiiii, olthfr ID Iiow or tO'aturi .i i
V iifu Is fclitiull aiyiaiiallin.ic s'tor. wIiMIot In
tyh .,r l.,w cntii. tly. Mi ortou d.at n.,l make a mu. Vof
'.t.irah Itn.iil a, S .i- Miiii'iirotlujrtft,.,,. M, w,I
a. caiilliu a. "('apul. o 8 ",itll. " with iM r,Zn Vi
allttite.t,1..ratl..ii,,f iiuntiuic Mutlneaa. Mm liult. r".
"arakenp" was unlk-ut, l.iil l.r uiamier of tu, a, in!
Jtmlerh htr jierliiUly uiilritiflli.ikh... y
a iT.r.gr.miiate tha nianmtumeutontlia a.'nul.iti.in or
Mis. l..od,a"wiilkinK laay.' wl.o lo.,a, like i,,.v
ilrmfea like a lailj, anil njn-uk like a la.l a much m V.'
Until ult tliins to Unit tlin may lit Iniavini-d o the umnl
tiand. The audli'iicen at II c I'lieioml arp con.n.,1.1 ,,f t,4
sety tlile ol U.i rit. To.' theatre vai cfnwilcS last av, a.
Inn. ai ii tu!i il anar tt f Dr.i (.i0Ci!, to jjrtat u ti.a aurac
ti a of Uia Yt arii-ii cuiubinatioii.
Ai ihe Abcu SntiaT Thkatrr, Bel Ve
info began ttic wotk to a good tiouae. Mel Uemonio
liom the jKiwar of ai ectaola anil acanery, rfvea a thsy
are at the arch i for liroii.-haiu haa i.j 1-a.tt l the play, thai
but lor the ncen. ryand tha allractioa of Vaii iii ust Uo
eitvah Biamiii.i'i in appearance, eiuTnutlc ai lln, anil
am. tic Mriaiux, lltl Urmumia must l.aiu luhl heavily on
the iiim,i. Mr. Iio.lsworlh.w ho has so luuoli luu.ro e. I
lntht,lei.llon,lieilve us, .lio.jld aubd ie lheoMhetra
in.ireui tlie mimic of tha pi. cc tnrolxh wlil. h the aumra
bavetoapeak What the) aa) t, drwnea by wUal ttia
baUulucula ilUgoluaa.
SUBRFNDER OF FORT MORGAN.
Chargoa Af?ain3t the Robol
General Page.
HE IS ACQUITTED BY THE
COURT.
The E7i.leace a:il th') Firjdinjs,
arte.. III., TAr., Etv, Kib., Kiw.
The following C"t.-i6pondcot and the ru'lmps
H 11,0 Conn' II of War convened to inv.-ktigau:
ceitain hare agamn Mencral I'ave.C S. A.,
ill explain tl cnisi . ',!. Thf y ars puouiheii tt
vliidicatc the military reputation of an othe r of
acknowledged tTavcry and atiltt :
Nkw Om kans, October 1. Major-fleneral K.
R. S. C ant)) , ComntHi.'ling, Ac. (trnernl : 1 he
Council of Wur, conveni a Id thin city by your
order of the Ht of September, ultimo, to tnfi
t.gatc certain alieRiitit'Di circulated hrli t in
for a violation of the law of w.ir, at thr tune of
the Mirrt'iiacr of t ort Mi rgan, hating touio tune
hincc fin shtd ita .ro ceding, I now ru-pvctrully
ti'.U(t uat i'U will fuiuisti me niib a copy of
the fiiidinga in the cK), and at an art of Kunple
juMice to a risoner of war, that it he ollicially
tibhhbcd in the neppi m of thin city.
I have the honor to be, n.sjKitfi;lly, ,Vc, your
o'jdukut ti-i'vuut, U.S. I'aok,
Urgadicr-Oonoral 0. H. Army.
By itgcArn-iM Minuet i-ii,Wkit MiHi.-.rpi,
Ni (M'Kin, OctrH'r 8 I(.jii-oiMi; flurn(1.
Od.rral fie niav. MumW If he ho ilrilre, ckja Hie
ulh atlon ol tha unlrr in 'luctl.t. i.
Iif unler ol M;.i -licooral K. It C s nr.
SB C. 1 . OiiiiirKNti h, lJt'Jtiiaat ivlontl( X A. II.
Hi Arat ABTi'HH Mit itakv IMtimon of Wfst
MiSNiasii-pi, Ni w Om.rA.vH, Lit., Hoptember 15,
IW1 (jticral Orrtora, (So. SO. I. TrcKecdiDs
of a Council of War conitued at New Orleans,
l.a by virtue of the following orders :
llKA.'.Ot'AUTI US MlLllAnT lUHMO Of H'lll Ml'4l-
ali'il, fw llailithh, La., biateinuer, I, 1m, .ipfciftl
Irdert M. lit'
a a a a
(V A counHl of wa-, to tS compfisra of Ma)or-Uetieral
S. A. Ilurlhtit, ratted Htatea Volunteera ; Bili.'adler.lea
eral Jaincf T'rtten, M. H. at , and l.lautcnatit Dounnatiiier
M. K. Krar.klin, tliitud Htit- Mavy, nieniliora, and Cap
lair le Wilt Clinton , Ald-ile('amp, Kccorder, will anaein.
tile In Ihe rltyol New Orleans, l.a , at II) n'clook A. M.,
to-nioirow, lor tki-purpoe ot evatnlnlnR into theallca
tloas ai .urst Knua'ticr-liinrral It ti. l'ae Cnnh'deraii
BtatcM Ainiv, for vii.lath.n of ihelawanf war, la destroy
tug .r It jiirion the work, aniiamrnt, and miitillloiia, at
Fort Morvun.Ala, of which aa wat thea comvamler,
alter lie ha I ahardom-d the defense ot the firt, an. I
IrdicatiMt bit liili-iiiluii to aurieniler by boiatina the
hlt nac.
The coi oc't will report the fact anj enpreai Itt opttil.in
upon the matters euomlttcd to It. anil it authorized to ad
ji.urn to Inr.Moffiiaii.or other ixoi.ta in M'.ohe Itay, II tt
ahould be loiil'vineiessaryor epediei.t to do o:
a a
lly crderof Ma.lir fleneral E. It. . fAKBT.
C T. C'HlllsTKAl'S, Major and Aia'l Adjt .-4,ea.
Ihe council ho submitted the following as
the facts :
That the white HhR whs hoisted on the glacis of
Fort atorfran about the hour of six c 'clock on
(lie morning of the 2'td of Aucuit Inst.
That no property was destroyed after that
time.
That the spare pr.ti-carrlaire.a wore destroyed
by ceopriug und sawing, several dus bofoie the
surrenutr.
That about ninety thousand pounds of powrlrr
were destroyed lv nutir on the t.igtit of the
twenty-si cond of August Inst, whilo tho citadel
was on Hie.
That on the evening of tho twetity-second of
August las', atiout dusk, General l'.me ordered
the heavy guns of the fort to be spiked, which
waa dore more or less itfectu illy.
Tbut by the inspection report of the 2oth of
Aunust. tiL-litecn suns were tound spiked :tt that
inspection ; and that the rl.mk casomate guns do
not a tricar to have been spiked.
That at a different inspection made by Captain
J. J. Wiiliiicikori, acting ordnance officer, on the
last-mentioned day, rnc gun was found in a con
dition ictiltatinK that a shell bud been hursted tn
the chamber; lame of the guns were double and
treble tbotti tl, one being double loaded with per
cussion shells, the second shell with the miivzle
down, anil in another gun a soot was driven homo
and the spike ciiti cbrc'(on the shot.
That no tiai tcrniatet's or commissary stores
were rlcMrojed or initued, except from the eiMct
of our fire. "
OPINION.
The Council, being limited by the terms of the
order convening it. and the rai l laid down in
parafiriiph one buniiredand forty-four of General
t.rdiT No. 100, from the Adjutant-General's
Omcc, da.t;d Apul 'il, 180ii, is or opinion that
Ltng.idier-Gcneral It. S. I'a fie, Confederate Wtatts
Anuy, is not guilty of a violation of the laws of
War.
II. The findings and opinion of the Council
of War in the foitgoiog ca-ie arc upjirc-red, and
the Council is dissolved.
Uy ordsr of Mnjor-General I',. R. S. Can nr.
C. T.C lllllSTHNSI s,
Lieutcnhot-Coloucl, Assistnnt Ailjutint-Cjeutral.
LETTXE8 F0MH0SJ()3N B BIGHT
Jolio Itrlirhlon llir PrrtltlrntlM f lection.
The Trt'mneiuijIisl'Sh tho following lettet fr ji i
John Bright .
' Hot iihals. Catcher 1, ISt'.i. Dew Sir Fi r
mote tliau three years the people of this country
havo wittcbeu with a constant Internet the pro
gress of the great contlict in which your pec pie
have been engnged ; and, as you iinow.somo have
I tej ieid over the temporary auccetses of the cue
mies of youi Government, and same have docply
: lamested tbcro.
I "At this ni Jinent we turn cur eyes rather to the
I peliticiil thnn to the military simgle; anl there
i is with us the s ine (liiletuni c of opiF.ion aud of
! nymtuthy, as reganls tour coming .'icMuentiil
clect on, ifi.it bai been "manifested in cor r ection
with your ecueet in the tiiid.
I "All those ol n.y countrymen who hsvc wii'ied
, well tc the Kobe-lilt. r., w bo have hoped tor the
1 br, ak-i' of your Linion, who have preferred to
see a tSitnhcin slave empire rather than a re
stoied sod free r. public, so far a I can ohsorve,
are new ia favor of the election of Gciii-rikl
McClelian. All tl.ose who have deplored the
calamities whx.; the leaders of seceesion have
brought upon yotit count y, who lielievt- chat
slavery weakens your poncr and tiinislics jour
good niiiu j furoiighout the world, anil who repaid
t.e rcitomtiou of your I'titon ai a thing to he
dcslicd a', ti prayed lor b all t,cod men, so far ai
I csn jinlpc, arc hrariily longing fo: the re-election
ol Mr. Lincoln. I'.vety friend of jourUni a,
proliaoly, in Kurope, cery sroaucr and wrimr
who has sought to do justice to v ur cause since
ti e war begun, is new hopiag, with an iatenso
anikietv, Hint Mr. Lincoln may be placed at the
head ol oui i xectitce for anotuet term.
"It is not bccauio they lielieve Mr. incoln (.
tea wiser or better tiu-n all other men on your
rontircnt, but ihey think ttey have ol.soiiea mi
his career a t rauil tlii.piieiiy ol iur ose, an l
putno'b'n Hhlch kiou n.'cLiai)fc' and fliii U
does noi la'tcr Z fome if ld countrwi.cn,
there tnay appiar to have ticen crrt rs !n his
course. It would be stnuige inuecd ',(. in the
I'liiln t f nilllcultif s so st ipentti us and so one". -.ei'tcd;
any adiniiiiblriition or any ri.ler sheud
wholly avoid initiiu.e. 'i o us, looking on from
this disiunce, ntei eniiioved tv the passions from
which niunt ot tour people c m barmy be o.
pcct.il to In" free,' regardant, his I'ttaiilcotial path
av ii tj tie calm iuelrne'it which I.elO'ig-tatUir to
Iibtoiy thsu to the in sent time, us our outside
po.-itioti eiiiible" us, a some deLioc, to rcgaru i',
we fee ill it an lionost endeavor faithfully to lo
'.be wt 'k cf Ins urt at office, ano, in the d dni: ol
;t, a brfithtnci-s ol personal honor on which jo
advervioy ha. et b-.tn r.hle to lix aKuln.
'I to l ev.' ti at tt'f eflect nt Mr. Lincoln's ic
eh ciit ti n V .rgliind, nnci in Kutope, unci tndeeii
thf uybr.ul the "t t'.'i. W'll be thi It wiil eou
vince all nun th:il the integrity cf yourpro.it
country will ho preserved, and it will show that
Republican institutions with an instructed and
patriotic people can bear a nation safely and
steadily through the most desperate perils.
"I am oue of your friends in Kngland who
have never lost faith in your cause. I have spoken
to my conntrynien on its behalf; and now, in
writing this letter U you, I believe I speak the
sentiments and the heart's wish of every man in
Kngland who hop.es for the freedom and great
riCHS of your eountry. Forgive me for this intru
sion upon you; but I cutinot hold back from
telling you what is passing in toy miuil, and I
wish, it possible, to seud you a word of encou
rniienient. "Believe n.0, always, with great respect, yo'irs,
very truly, Joun IIhhuit.
"Horace Greeley, Esq , New York, U. a."
Another letter from Hon. John ltrlvht.
THE USB SCHBtN AT 111) SANHABV 1AIB IN
1'Hll.AUliLl'HIA.
The following letter has just been received
from John Bright, Ks.,., acknowledging the re
ceipt of a fire BTten, which was presented to him
by a subscription at our Sanitary Fair in June
last:
'RocHUALE,BeptutMberl9,lS6t. Dear Madam:
Mr. Dudley has forwarded to Die the beaulitui
'Banner Screen' w inc h haa been presented to me
by yourself and others of tuy frleuds from the
Central Fair at l'hiladulphia. I write to thank
you for it, and to say how much 1 value this e
preislon of your good opinion of me. Tho screen
itself ia somewhat too brilliant for the moderate
appointment of my drawing-room, but it is greatly
adiuirad by my wile and by all the itisiuhers of
my family. j
I
"I cannot thank alt thoe wh tibcrt r1 Ttr
it, but I apprr a'e thir k-nd fielingtnw .nil mr
I watch cvM vht. p of your (.real conlllot wita
Intent-' Inti rot. ith at tm.rh mUrmt, I think,
as it I were a (" n of v our ronntrr. I ngrt
it as a Mruegle, the resu't t( hieh will fi,fe- ,
mirt It n ay 1 1, the ctisn.rt" r ar.d fate ef )Our
contini nt anil which will influence all tin inlcie-u
of fireih m thread. nut the world. On jour
mmlng Influential thaion n 'e h wl'l ilcpmil.
I hot thus 1 virtue cm nuli in ihe Nctn ti
nil s.rt the Ariinu.i-tratkn in its floit" tor"tot)
the I rion, and to pi.r.e the c .untry from t ie
curse ai d ttu'l of t ivci .
"I have baa faith in ;onr pi eat rai.ac from tau
txjfinnirg, ami I will Mill hcte snd In lie. ,
"With warm th.nl.a fur yom kind wnmt
brama of me, I am, with the hit hest re;ct,
venrs tmlv, John ltpionr.
"Mrs. K. ('. gd' n, No. Ml I Arh atreet. I'h'la-
litlikia, Vtiiud Mate-."
Si'i iiNiuii J'niMoidc t a. We liav- reei J
from Mr.;Jehn J Krfimor, No. Chenjt aticm,
c. pics ot the Loiidi.n lHu.'mr.-rl , m , tiiu .rr tt.- l
T'txtt. aud i'lerA, too hitut tece:'.l, oi iiirh
our thanks arc due.
'Tiir. f.i ni.H.t oit, wrA ' wt:sr
Ilt.l! M A."
C'apiUl, I.Ot'O.oOO, divided IntA l.),0 i aharca
at S Oparel.a'e. Muljarrlvtlin price, St' 1 per sl.ara
1 hl t'ompai 1 net e ot ttisino.t aluiSle laa n1
lae.'a In ibe Kanawha Vailey. elM.ata on llo'sa 'i.-oi an1
Caoipoell'a Una brat dies of huil crjek, and with a o4
mliah of the Ohio rtver.
On Horse ek la cottipan nannur well, whhl la an
plnoptnii twenty -three tiarti'la of oil per day. T..i w 'l i
only tlirsa Iniildteil an.1 t enty-teveti fart dwa 'Ihe
Aiiperlfitetnl. a'. U n.w pri'i'AiihK to bore to t'te J.-p h of
the olio r wo. h atirrounillni; lis, wtiieri are producliiii icon
one tittri'tred to one but.. lied and all' harrali of oil aer
da, whi.a w.- are sailstlcd wacaa pruduce a like aeviunt.
liiiro It another well at llorte rk. now b wed t
hundred an I ity tlve feel, with about ti ll i tot of oil
Ir. Uio weJ. The land ou whu li il.ia well U liH-aled la on
a parpetaal leeae Tht, Hull tlrt-ek Cumpany 00 a one
third intcreit.oM'Comi any have tkc balance of twv-tl.lr
Ai ( aaiptieli lun, ihe coiupa ij- own In lee a tract m'
Uilrty-U res acre, cot aidersd by a-eolOsitta aaJ taiatiiii
tena'n-era the b't pli terrlt iry ia tha State. The great
Tack well, (lowing tire bncdred batr,!, adji'.iu thl
proper:.
Hooka of anliinipttou are n-iw oj en at tho ' .nnii.i'
OlBf), Koctu Ho. !S, Merchants Kvcbans.
A lunitej nnm.'ier ol iharea only will be o!L
JOIIX i. KUOMbR, Ircaiarsr.
I'l jta Ui "Piusloir Tiali 1'oit" of S.'ptemtior ?, 1-Hil.
"On. rtTitiKir. The Whf.elit.ir Inti'll iieneer' aayi :
We Icam In m a Li'iitleoian wlio anlvoil yeaterilav fro-o,
TP aaant county ilial on Moridae the Itarton Oil lioniiiany
struck a well on llorae Mi-ck.ili that ooautr. wi.h a will
yield a thoasatid tatrela of oil per day. l'i are l ri at
-cciti'Hient 'in Uie sulneet In tMa vicinity, and tua oil faur
la prevailing t a fciirlul exfont."
ASMTOS-WAKFMAN. On Thni1iir. OMMur Mlti,
Hi 81. J Mil In AiotliiHli-t hpicop,il liurch, h, tit Hr.
;po. U ruokt the Hon. .1. Ill HlhY AMIl'MN. A
lntnt Attouipv-ipiiPrl of tha f nltoil mntf. of H ih
lr.Ktn to II AIMS All U., du.Ui-rol Will lam Wktnn,
Ol New York.
MA Haiti A I.!- MORTO V. In (mien. Auiraiit Uth,
l7 IUv. W. llfltti'T -Mr. i II A ULKH II. MAlCMtl LL
toAllAft 8 A I.I.IK A. WOK J ON, both of ( inJ.n N.J.
MAHSKY WIHK WeptPinlMT 14th, lft4, br Brr. W,
M-illlii. Mr. .! '. I. iMAe-.ihi to AIIM U AaiT K .
WINK, both ol thin cltv.4
M'liOl 1 JO.NKS. On Ocforwr Uth. at Ukg,,n,
Whhi.. hr uv. rfilvln H. Topi Iff, .Mr. .HWKH I.
HIHOri.. of I'liUiMklulti. tu Ml. MA Itt J. JJM.l
tormer plNct).
nitMi.
IU ltNH.-On thft 17th Itutunt. Kl'.I.It n. HI' UN, of
dl-tctiw cftntrncteil In the I lilted statPH Nkv, lu the 'iid
)Hr ol hi Hue
Th rfliiatiTfr, and friend' art reiMctlulir invited t" t
tMo M iiiii rt, uom the r--liirure oi hi nari nn. r'eii
mid Mary l.uriif. N. V . cuim r of llautirck itDUThomp
non Ktreetd. Hrrvlci?-, and inti rmont nt Ht. MKhal'i
Lvnietcrj. Oew ork and I tlca pnuari plrane oopj J
I AK'.I If .-C'n tho n th Ins ant, at lttltimnrc, LO
wife c f V m. ii. W. laeut r.
Cnrftl Irtim the n--ld-nc cf hvr hrotlcr-in law. Nv,
(.lrrd jurer.ue , to-mi rrow alicrntet n aF 'A cl ck.
PAUIIY.-On thft lfith lnitnt at the nidenca of hf
fton-in lav, J. H. Hmith, M. in llnrhnm townnlilp,
Monlpomer.v couinr, I'a.. 11.1. lilvril FAKUV, widow
of'lhoina I'arry. In thefiMh yenr of liar a-e.
Her irlenui and relatives ire invited to attend tha
funeral from Friend' Meetlna liout. Hon ham. on
Kourtli iny, the 1Mb in stunt at II o'clock. A. M.
l hl I KK. f'n the rih Instant, In the r5th year of hl
ac, lr. m. l'eppur.
Hie relativea and irlendnt the darend are Invited to
attend hitt funeral, from bin laie rfiunx; at Cheinnt
Hill, on rYedufBtiay mornnitd Ortoher, lfttU, at 11 o'clock.
To proceod to Laurel Hill ( pinrtf rjr.
BUSINESS ITEMS,
nnrfffiln! In 'lotb.ii.;;.
liaruan tn ( Nnh'ug.
Hfa'elns tn f'lntiiii.ij
BaUtfiiiii 'uCi'.UtoK-
A Of ;i m fir-trf. V OM Sua I.
At liK(1tfi I k HTtl.lr i' f td Slaoi.
At ii j k Sriii.' O 'I iar. J.
At U m- ii i. br -..41 v O.ltftftaJ.
Ni. f t, r.tit fcfrfet,
iHf.' C'ilCMitlt 'ti't'Ot
J o ( heinit My.
j. wiClje iiLtbtrevt.
i lolhio, . 4 or. Hrintt Had
y 1CK1 T.
siliM'.W
JOM-
Jv'NI-S
JOSI S
J0M.8
.'ONK
.'OM'.M'
( It tl 'inr, 8. Y. corner S" vnth and Ma.kt.
.otbiDt. e rndr H vfiuli ai, 1 iii.t.
1 'tlilr',;, h K. com- r h(.'viata and .vi-;(t.
( !( tr!iiK,h. K. f.inr Sev.T.th :ml Marlct.
: oti tut, H. h. ctafr Heenth and M'k-t.
Cl. tli.ii!:. H 1.. con-cr .seventh ai J Mark t.
C !othin, H K. coiner bevtiuh Mark it.
J.atl.ir v, H. t.. ror: er 8-Tcnili and Kaiket.
( irtl.tr-t, H. K. ri.riifr ievina and MarVel.
O ihln. H. V. corner Hevth and MrkH.
t: f'tuli'?, M. I-.. crncr Hoonili nd Vr- t.
T'oiMns, M. V: comer hevt ntl. and Market.
( Ic-tftlr.j,', h. K. coii"'t Srvinih and Varket.
( U tiling, H. K .rner ftd-.'cntli and Market,
f iothiiifr, . K. corner Hevt.iili ind Market,
f lollitnv, f. . . rnt'i- heveuth an1 Market.
Clot!.in,N. c corier nevcitth ai.d .Market.
I' thln-;, 9. K cr-.er bevenih and .Mirk.'..
JOM.H
josf.y
t'llNrH'
josj" w
t'rmrh BlAfklnx
In bin U tan.-y bar.eU
Fr aa'9 Vy
Ati' N aral rivrii t-U.
J,USCTRICIIY.
iJC AX! hlt A W'jl'.D 10 1HC WIrtlfi Ti
S I TH II.NT!
Ad Jlieainl c-million.. Vith acuta and efc-o'iio, Widu
tU?n U vl'ality eniny': to rnti-it, are perm anew tiy
r I, by wa-rattee, at o WALNUT Mlrw, I'hUa
f'VhU. and :r. c.it of a tut! ure u, utoat bbttiuatcina.a'hai,
l'i cl ar a tnvde. i:io."xat Iuititutin, ettahlibhad
at ut :)v9 )t.ui a,,t by iruiutan OOLLEH. licad the
A ef maiailes prevails to a fearful extent tn eoiu
ar uilM, dvDinl(i; 1(j,0u yoral., of both ;rj, aunnaliy
t- e n e&vly lliea- di'tcaa? are very tmpertectly
tina nt- d. Theli evurnai manlititatlon or aytuptomj
iin rvoit dibll.ty, rlvtariont aud tfreat fKbanatloa,
niSja-Diu, oi waAiirtii and ooncumptitMi of (he tlueof
:;ie v lio!e 'jod. , si irtnchi oi hreathlnif , or too hurriei
ict-iitl.lr.a 'jn ufcti lt,K a ' IU or tli-fht of jtaira, yalpttatiua
of Mie t'jart, an It in a, broncVith, a"d a dry, .-r throat,
t.criihMji,: and il-aaln,, of i!e arm-i and lower Uaitu,
a.. i lion ti iiK.ict, bich .'c aiid to aiud : tmuutiaiee
ditji:.e-.i of ti e ;nlht, lo.i of nn-nory, diialnea of
( t-5 'i-4a, itu.aiia j4in in vi!-ui parti of the
l 'ty, j a ii Ifi the t-acK aed lore- lluir.i, Inutbagto, dy-
oi ?si, t-f-n Sa.atj' n ot the bowl j, deaiued necretioua of
tV .tidntyi, and onuy ohn glauli of (Jie body, pro
dt.rli: vlrtil'-p -lla"".'- InUoth traits and f "OAlei ; t.ka
v tii4 ;il-i-y. b)iUTrtu, and di.l.r'T.i titji of ntrvoui
npstui. IS , il-i":, iiiQ -t-it . rutx'i mit i.i 4 very bun
iretj c. iuI '.I e k' ove-Mii.fa a e. and a hot: of thrr
n t :i:i-nel, i LfiiMHnpti n if the ltiiiyvoi ' f U.e spinal
r.-c :,a, ! ave ib -Ir orl. -n In t'.i I 'c vt umi j, hcuc
(i'.i'ii art.-a by a-iv -f tie old liit-iMal s; itiviti ut
tll bA "1" Kt.'l il
1 r'' B(6i A i ten, I Mit.--ul' .'-a, Alin'i iit, rjk, tnd
T)'t f.Or ' ito A All t' j il ." itH1.U' ' i 'l or t. .!.
.U'f i:turi'. It v r i rvz t; : a t I he v it . jwwvr im
! .'ih, lu i: ,1 1 .t h neurit', iv.os' , 'lunury
h i 't , i.yi it -' ul Hhns, a .ii oriii n , aifi ti . ti,.t-. i n ,,.
n L.litrf .. ui' ct r.".nM ,r h nuiioii art tii ni.t
i. t' t th 1I '1 1. it V l.-tl tl 'I tiaiA, Wl i'i il IU U'UO,
anj t Ait-r-. Inp - ir.r ai-i fb lily ''.n "vn mi in-' 'jntc
teai. 1 '.e i.-Mu'd pro.'.ua.M'.l I ui iiui in:iho-i
ma iurFt nie nui.uJi imiiu'ii.iinoj!. lj,uh.oio. m, i
PM"'e. N' nra'-.li. I'.irrh-)a, HtMinei, ri'ttdnt;
an i hiwHi.ii b alii nt i-i! I ftiarv. nro uttt uncfjoiuion.
t i :ti.
Jo filet uitiltir rtlitthle rmuutly haa ear htit-n fonml for
llirtar ularniiiiKOompiamU till uur late diaruwry In Ihe ua
ol hl.-otrkit in atrkt aoo..rilai c with the poahive and
native polarUatlori of Ihe It urine Ornaua. Wo ncvtr
fati lu tMirli.4 allot the atuve dUfnf., except In cae or
ortutie diTitiif i meitt, or ii-m-e iitjurlea of tin paru.
Air. Fulioii.a lady ot i-n-at oxpnu-e aud atnilty, will
liave enilr' . liurye oi trcutiiig In th ludie' Uupai tuiuut.
Coiikiiltutton f.
rikOl-'. C. ll.ltou. km. Lecturer.
rnvsii INM.
W. B.I.rowr,M.I., 1'. hedd,M. D..S. W. llckwlth,
WAddres, uM lett-rii to Ur. W. 1. lUiQ.VN, No. VM1
WALM Tmit-el.i'lilid'lcIi.lila. M- l-ut
Ittirirlnr Alorui T. loiernpli. Tim Pnttllo
m u.. in...,r I Unit I IlllVd aIHS did
lu obtaining tli.. u jitney of thin v.ilu
ahin Itiiautlon lur tlil i vity ami
I i vicinity. Il la operated by cicctrt-
.rS1r- clty,ilieaama.iillotri.rioiehrapn
tti- t-ZiiTT uly tli! wlruaarunul u.ioiu C41I1
JTj- f f J.VW W,id.,w ami .l.ior ia nil operator. It
'lii , 11 '"i. Introduced without U.la-'liis Ilia
holme in thu leuat. A burglar tnti.t
tel.i raph to yior room ; he cannot avoid II. In ai year,
m-rlenc. in N.vr.ork it ha.noi lulled. If It I. an oo
'u l 10 ur'ect,lHond a douhl.tha win.lowa and d'.ora Ot
oui lioutu, It can be ooac. t'ajlajijj ... j1Ilpni..Vi
Ko.ltia CHEiNl 1 Street.
Planoat
Planoat
BTLIK at CO S
M AlON
DtCKEB BROS
HAMLIN it
CaWffcT
OIKl.tMS.
MAROSt
A
BtVI.ISJ
fAHINKT
OUUAkkt.
PIANOS.
ruKos,
j. r.. uould,
Bnveutk ana Ulwtaut imU.
J .VTJL'r-tr MOVI1LTV.
CONTINENTAL HAT'
WOOD 6 CAR y,
is... 7-k o:ir"..sN?.rr :stkki;t.
r VinH Bxiaata na4i )v e 4 '!. anl
rViaaa r-.luuad.
V(01 A OAHV.
AMUSEMENTS.
MimCAN ACAI1'.MY OV MVstC.
HriCON f.ltafiO OOyfiKltT.
I nder Hie Maiiia'emeiit r th-
ltfw YuitK jiwgimts' A'i k:it:jj
UOMi.V tVI.M.S i.Ort'ihe: .'l,l-l.
Mr t.. M tiUTHrilAI K
and oth.'f arom.neu-. Ai,..ta are etuiaaed. Lt.d-, tL, J!:ec
tlou or
Mr. AllOLni HlB. il .".I II,
Unjli at Iiractor.
I K K ETA II, IrrltiS'naa va uatle fillt fri m l to I.-00,
can be tall at the. dfpjt, H. 01 1 LHt.SM'T Mirtei.
10-17 -it J. 1IIKIN. Acti.are.
Mns. joun Dttuws nky arcii st.
1I1KATHK.
I'JiFXAMI'I.fi rC0l!.1.i
llitnd'eda Titrtieil Away NL-litlyt
1HIS.il Hi.Ui I T tltM VAI.I.
Tii:iii WKi.a oi 111.1, iiix'iNf).
TO..NIU1IT, AMI Kt r'ltl Nll.ll.,
11K.L ii.MllNH).
tAlth new Si-anery, New lin'.we., Mew Maer'nrr, tc.
atUiF.LO M-I V A 1.1
In wMch : he will .icn
"VOf AKT1II. HTAB." anil llliAVKM.VltOI."
Ito 1 otlii e 0en trcim l'i to 3.
vt.siuu, rtt. HEMOrtto,
kiwi moui.
SetEMBI.Y ULlLTlINQS. LAItOE HALL.
I.aat i-el i t tl e ilniilnl'.i and natriotte MIm MMOR
FAll.IVK. IHIMilll AN, llil. li-HAI.K "J.-iiOS itl'Y
AM KUnUT, who ha. rititiy apiearetl to Urce and
taahloiial-le aut.li'i.rti. all nf whiua pnmuunce lirr U16
Itir.Mni-cf ll.i prese:,t ilny. hl.e wlilre.ata har tr.rilltDg
ehcepea frtm the Hi b 1. wit", anecdotea nl irorainant
ti 11 till cera. Teeiirntirl Sleeeoiti5iii rlghtl.
.MA'IIM'.M 0- tVt.liM.ntiAt At.Ii eA I UltDAT,
corjini nt ini. at n'clock, at Matinee prh en'A'-cent loaii
1 aria ol Hall. A'hlluren, l- centa. X.eul.-ig,c.iuitdri t-aat
8. fctctire iai. ii'jrln the iuf. Hi It St
VEW eilKSMJT STHKKT THl'.ATP.K.
1 LKHNAKK UKOVfcli A WILLIAM t. HIMk, Le.
eot aii4 Mana'eia.
IMMENIK fllC('2B.
posi in Ki.Y i Ait tin
OK Tilt; WAKKI.H I.11MI.KV (HiUHINATIilv.
THIS ilun lt; 1 i:v I ,,(., Orlolr
T1ianerlo4muncevlil totuaence with
LONUON ANStlUAyrtB.
Ulr Haremirt Ur. William WArrea
1 aily (nay Hianker Mia. Jo.m tirlen
lik'i.o Mi.t.l.aria. itarreu
I'ert Ml.. Kuity M-a;
Raturda) Artemoon,
KiailTtt UKAklll TAUILi kIAHNa.il
I)
UUXluLi Ok CO ,
Fj 34 3. T3IBD 3T2EET
Tl.ea.w S-HI.0AST f-ra.lt la tjiaaau to nil. 11
P0nrJH, aad aU kiod. of JO.IltNUiiVT I0AMR
b, 1 Itt and .oil :o-H.lt
JACOltH,
No. 40 S. TWO STREET,
GOLD AND SELVES
W-'S
BOtJCJHT AM) BOLT).
If N I T H U H T A T lil H
i-m LOAN.
Tha SarMarf of tb-t fnaaurrjieM ajttM that akw
oripdoge will b reoea'Xi for Oournn Treaanrr Xitw,
aat abla Uu-aayaar trout Ame.i IS. lWt, wliA Mnal-aav
aual hat.r.it m wie nt of tavaa aad tkrM-ttatba ?er
oant. e.r aaaoot, oriAoliialtuil tnttaeti aolk w ba pali tat
lawful LlODt.
Tkatt note wll bt Maraiilbu at tha optloa f Ifca
koMar, at maturity, tun .la ar taut, gild b.artrig Mult,
aajakl. aot Ifi. tbaa flvt aor nor. la a a twaaly yeart
floaa ik.ir date, ai lb. u-Terca.ant nay tlaot. tb.y H
bt laeatd Id denon inatlout of V. K, (MO, tke4, and
,mt, tui all lubicrlttlona aiuat bt air arty dellaia gr
tooit UDltlblt of ttltj Uo lart.
Aa the calaa Siaw uila'M. fria Iwult It, ?.fM
BiaaUig d.poalt. tuba qu.ut tu Uat aatt aiu.l pag tht
lowre.t a.'orti.t fr"iu da' ji u-itt r lata ,1 iejui.u.
Suae, lur 11 it wn l ait Ki .ai ,a by tbt Trtawrw tt
tht C-nlud B'ate. ai t iiinma i, 't rt'teal Aaatataat
Trva.urar. avl dtaigntteu iican.liarlaa, aad b tbt
nr.i.r xationai. mnk or fHtr. vDKi.ruii.PA.,
HICOI) aATICNAI BANK Oil Ul'-ADtLPIU A, PA.,
VUlKb .ra'll'iKAI. hAN& Of rillLAI.Ki.rUti, FA.,
vt ::tb naiiiiS.ii iiaskoh raii Ai ti thja, a.,
P. a;i Na-.tutia! It.niit wtiii.b art ile&i.l.ai1e cf publlt
Bi.lic. ; aud 1. 1" !' t'Jl J
AM. Kl -I't:, I Alii t KAS!S A BANKIVl
Tli'ouytaivi ihacoo-itiy will gut farvber tofonaatioa aad
AFKORO KVCKT FACILITY TO SUB'ACKIUfcltS.
v MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED
6W 1 upon Dtamuuita, WalUioa. dcwairy 1'late.
j Clothing. Ac, at
f JONKS A CO.'H
OLD FSTAIII.ISIILII I.OAW OFI'lfR,
C'orn.r of 'JlilHU and OANKIIJ. Strmll,
lieKiw Loiuliiird.
U.B.-VIAalONllb, WATCUKS, JEWULSV, OL'NB
Ac., tor .ale at
ItV.MAJlK ABLY LOW PRICKS. ieC-a
QTJLYEE'S MEW DEEP BAND JOINT
II E A T E R ,
WILL liMllB LKS8 COAL AKD MAKE MORE RBAT
TI1AM
ANY PURNACE IN USE.
OOOKINO ItANOKS
OF THE M0,T ArrR0HD TATTERN8.
ItKOISTEUS
AKI
V E N T 1 Ij A T W K 3 ,
FOR 8ALI BY
J -UntS-.a, Ny, 1 131 tUKT BTBSItr.
c
rV I
1 ll I. Kl- T
IJ M T I I. il S V J It ( t'
LACE CIUNTMN3
VI lRtr Pf OKtuT
IL.1JH.' Til AW UlM'l'
? . ''Itaii y
8. WAU'AVEIM,
ii; IIU'W t W. a tARRT,
MS(i4IO HAL. IL.
Sj. Tj) 0HE3im 3t,rM.
rfF'TK k V X a" if 'I T I ' T.'t k"TT tltTl
r .iida ia.1 bb': &i - tta,
N JTTlNfJIIAM AND 5tISS
I, AUKS.
New CMwIfua.
OHMH'.'T
S'.BIRT.
ViTNdow ,shad:-.s.
IV f . T.i
ir8TriK. ZTr.TV
tt S VT POI.DII,
AT Hie
MAIUTAC1I. Ri'RI,
0AH2ENQT05 k 00.
CURSlf.rT STItFKt.
Vi. fit
cniutwr
STRUT.
PIAN'O COVETW,
LAtl .FSf STOCK IS T:I CI7I,
AT LOW PRICB3.
a g-j --. iTg-aka-a
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
.,1" 1HV SYNtm (IF PFNNSVt.VANf A
" wll h-ltl n.st'tton.la SORtH BI'.OAIl RTaP.BT
IM'.r.HBl I'F.IUAN IIUKCH, cooimeuclna thl. evemni,
. -I ... mi, .ii.- i-.iij-in uy in. nun aviQoraior, is.t .
Wit LI AM AIKft.AK.ol Wi'nnnat.io. It
QODEY. AUD LADT3 IS LEND,
RRAI Y VOR NOVKMBEB,
lITCHBiU'H,
19 at, IXHtUtjn.T STBiET.
M3E0IDEaED CLOTH TABLE, PIANO,
Attr
MELOJJEON OOVKltS,
Th9 lurj:ot a-ii'irlment to be fonnii inthscitf,
rot saie tz
5heppar3, Vaa Harliagea 4 Arrison,
UifBIt rvUKIHIQKa 1P.T raOODt S70R3,
n-lA-tnth4-8t
f. 1X4 OHRAMCt STRtBT 1
WAiiriii'T r lvA jx fc-w
G11.T 1'llAMEH,
I'AtsHE l'AHTOUTl-l,
ALL alii . STYLES. AND SifAPBS,
AT
VEB.7 LOW PEICES.
O. W. 1'ITOIIEll H
Bjt, Al'j'.iro, Piotnre, and Frame Btor,
No. H04 CHlbtTT 6TBT.
ALL NEW 300K3
i'. HO.. I) AT A IllSCOVST.
ri'.f-T VIl'GiNIA AJ.D OHIO PKiaO-
le no O'i 'I errttary.
:U a-:vii in It i. ft ur and a talf tuiie. aeuta it llorie
,-ex t rre:i.
V ai re. in fe.- i.f er X.nirt.ea Iti.r.
no u r. a ,'n ft c. r i.rl.t DilL. can uf rarker.bare, aril two
oillo troiu tlit h:.lliiir.re an l Oli; haltrca.t.
Alt iu oil hlt,tii i-i LuuouliK-d, witb Une indication, or Oil.
yrle. a-oii' rare
Ai.-o .ev.-ai l l-oral Uaje. of Oil land in Wa.blntn
C't'un , Ol. ti. f : .-i-.'i-.
Ff.ru ti.uln, -.del ef tOIIN nrTOHRR.
V U 'i' .v- .1.;. WAirP, htrt ,t, H.iltilt pint.
3Q CTS.!! 3ARPEE F02 NOVEMBEE.
30 CIS.!! IlAt 1'KR VOP, 0VEMBER,
50 CIS.!! Il.-.Kl'KU t'OF. NOVEMBER.
I'lTCIIKU S.
10 lilt . WH CHCS NUT Sl fctbT.
ACAKD. 1'il'l.CIIKB A CO., I'MOPRIK
'H.Url Ol (KMIIil, F.ATIM IIdUm AMI
UIMt'U It'Hll.P 4:il ( IIEtMUP hlKKET. Ol -
1);TL tlKNti AI POr-T HFMUK, Pl'll AUr.l.riliA,
I'A 1 en,-! b. n.M'ia ol tha uille pre... t-i their eu
ti'?ru. futrt'D? aid f-leida, tue.'r ,..varmat thauk. for
liberal ?r.t 3Lr.; client liitiit ntier..Mly be.uiwed; and
tirrmije to add nr. It fi.rtl'tr attractir t ant lniiriveoeiit.,
aad uw every eti. 'ti r w ui-Mlt lit onnilLticd .oppert
and pat reu ao ol t 'iteae.i auuiicoi rtii.aiieiiinta aad
T.'ia.t. to-17-iini
rrilE COMI.W- C'AMl'AK.N.
1 HAIKU.' . "VBLLjI. FINS. t(KlAL8. Ac
3AI01.S. EMH) I 'll S
Ht S, liKD.ALn. Ac.
FothFra.l.. i. i'aiiimn.
Hecure '.ur a,..- .inent in tlm
I ita . 111 fi ... "Iiil.ni .tjlei, artatA.t Yari.tr, an. I
low .n;ei. at
TV TfT-I-KK'S
10-15-It S. FO'JKTli trt
)ALMOI!AI. SIklBTa
REDwCEO TO $3 00.
Ai L lltAKr.S,
AT Itl.Ul CIJI
CUBYKS 10DDAKT A BBOTHEft,
Vet. 1)0, and -tit M 8SOOS1) SLr-tt,
10-1J-H A'Jl.t Willow.
M
EltrNOE;', J uli.lN.S.
ltep., Fyi ,:iii.e., t ian r.atei.
Ali.a-an. .i' . ,-iiri.. a'i niai'r IT t. Oo-iil.'.
ChtJB at . ab. LI. CAMI'UML A Cj.'K,
r S-.rn iHi .tMLTiilieet.
SILKS, rHAU l,S.
litBol'-aii; l i..ir.i
Alio .-..ll.-BI. aid WM'.e liuotlt.
Cl.eap it JA.i. 1- CAMl'PKLI. .v t o
ILANNKLS, M.ANKKTS.
1 tlKD anu t'ftli.n Ht t 'tlnj..
Cbtap at J AS. H. t'AMl'llFLT. I O. .,
' Ho. .'(TlitfAMrTrHrait.
A LL WHO V' AXT GOOD DRY GOODS AT
fV tbt Terr kaa.; ..rii-e.. ran nun tfcem at
7 ' jab. B CAMI HU.L A X S.
10-t.tf M.JCllF.8MUIStrMt
J AD1EH' CLOAKH,
J SAOQTTES, AND CIE0TJLAE3,
Of ALL THE rorVLAK STYLES,
lla.le In the belt manner,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
WATKIt-l'ltOOJ'' CI.OAK8
la great variu'.y.
CDEWEN BTODDAET tc BROTHER,
Moi. 130, 43't, ainltS't N. SECOND BTBEET,
10-lS!t AbovtMTIUoW'
c
AlU'ETINGH,
PRICES REDUCED.
Every aiUde in our itutk wtU t toll at U. rv l-wt
m flu rtc,
FOR OASH.
EIE7E L KSIGHT & EON,
JfATIO!TAL ITJIOJ TTOTIET
fi pttttiKiMmr,
MIAIIAM I,INyor,M(
r n,i.iN it
r miK piifaV''"'.
ANDHKW JOIUNHOM,
or imriatiMSPit,
HUCCTOHAL, TIC A KITS.
aNArtwf ai.
i-i'.-N v tun nan., ri'aa.-,.
1 'Jl'IHi'll Jt !l(ijieni(
!PttanvTaTiT
S iMrt P Rla,
t- 'I. Noirli ti. IVatM,
. rinrj lU'mer,
I. Wllllaut II h it,
ft. itarton II. J ir .
t. li.ile. U. Fl Ok,
7. S..K.I I'trtt,
wllU.ra Tailor,
' Jol f A Ili-iai il.
I 9. Pie'urd (I C'.wi I,
! P l.aril 'i. I! ay,
It. tt.arKa r. iea.l.
IS. Klliu W Hi:.
14 'liHf.all Ahilmm.
:u. JiHa wt.t-e
l.i I avid iy;0narr.
rr. Havd w vt
tt. leAae AAeton,
t i im t'tu.m
w. riamae! II IM.k,
.1. KveraaJ 111 a, ,sa,
IT l(hw V. P.env.
i kkiwia MMaaktn,
4 , lia I HUvliu.
tf vl't jl 'lia fkalACew. el OfiuUI -t.
SIMON OAMKKON,
-4
OlI.MHM-kK
LABOR, INCOME AN LI REVENUE.
JT- OKI ICR OK TII H COM Mil TEE ON
Lalior, I'-rcme. ant I'.iuenne.
In ail'lll c3 ti. Hie mmif-ru. ip -mie'i p."evfrra t-kn-.w-Ii-'.ire
1. tt.. un lerUiw d with fien'ote acknowledge, tbo
retieipt of tl.e foilnw u $ wlibn. tii'- la' ni.nui
I er otrp. befljnmln hannan, F.itt.' ill.
Ba..ere ol .ulo.'rliilli.ne.. $', as
iiu'.wni Iirart:nint, rer J. M. it Oi t't alrnjau.. S
r.rt.ie ..hone. u and i-oiiiloe.-a. Ma:'aun I !
Vf Vtrr,.-.r..ria 2D
Ur a. H t erinlij Kni. i
I rnrn 'ItiTtiis ol i irauv i oti;tf W. 1 7VI-S0-
.II.. T Ke hi.Ijio .... tl lit)
,'okn L. WarJ, K.i lliut
KOTK t
Ii jrWtxeltie tip toe bu.me.a o' l.p Ureal Oeatral
Far, on ar I alt't tne l.tof Nof.intitr n.ilAtie uo lei
ijv I mil rice hla t"-oa.. T'l,oaewho Diarhare.ua-a--nrlfer
. will pii t.-e iorward tlier.i by niaii n ntharwlat
A T .OM F, .o tlikt ht y can lie inclaued tu tht Sual ao
kuowlsJu men, cf this tlonimlt'ee
.OIiN W ( LAllHORW, 'rea.urer
it m- So. I n a. F-iASNTU Suret, rbi.'adaliibia.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ll" IIA.3-.A-. OF TIIIU
UNION LEAGUE.
OHE83IUT 8TEEET. ABOVE TWELTTLT.
Tki fi l Awtnt aaaaed -at 'ai. a. wlU tdre.t tat aabtld
tb-l WD k:
rruauAY eviinino,
AT S O Ci.Oi.S
imil UIUBARD-, Ks'UOf Chtfater
THOMAS M. COLEMAN, R1- '
vijdni;hi)ay.
CHA7.LSS K. LEX, F..i.
B oI'EXLR MILLER, E'l.
i m:nsiAV.
C0L0:EL TOWER, of TotU'llls
JOUN OOFORTH, Ei.
I HIUAY.
HON. A. K. McOI.VRU.
8ATUBDAV.
COLONEL BOWMAN, of Dlwr
TIIU LADIZS AkF. IB1TZDT ATTB!T9. lt-ts fa
ITi'- 1 UK LOYAL LADI E S0F '64 Dli-
c a'j Att'in Mtu'ed for Four Yetr. mortl
llhANll KLAIi KalslMl
M.AM KI.A.i KAlslN r
(..LAN 11 H.AO KAISlNii
id rua u.iai. Laiiiaa
nr Tar lotai. laihm
MT THR I.m .1 I.AlUK.
"r TK TwENTIKTH WARItl
C I' 1 UK TWKSUkTU WAKOt
f. V HIK TWENIIKtll WAItl.l
'U.e td l'kt.-l iu at Uie iwennelh Ward will uafml a
tvautc'ut
MStXI.K AMD JOBMSCN FLAO.
1 IM.tiLN AM) JiiHSSilN F1.A1,
tlN( OI.N ANH JOIINdOl KtiAK.
ON TPM (Tut day) I VENINO, OPTUBKr. Wib. 13
ItUinilNHUN SlKtr I, AllUVK KU'l.AH,
HITMIIVSON HTKKK1, ABOVE fOfLAIt,
ilUIClllNHON BThKKT.IAHOVK FOfLAIt,
And oonlially Invite their Union loving friend. U 4
iiirti-nt.
Ue. WM. S HALL, Vst. NIOIICI SON, F..1., aad
oi lie: IUni'Ui.lieJ i;entlenioi wul addreht llita..ea.biaft.
ouPlc.i t Itta.a Pand.the Republlcaa Invtucib., a tut
I'lav of r Irewt.rha, tie, will alio hjnor U.t a;c,.lon.
TaS I'Ll.AblKL OK Tt'lllt CuMPAMf la AtKjPSOr
n.'LLT bOLU lltUI It
351" H1K KKN.SINOTON BANK IN THR
COI h IT F rillLa'IRLFIIIA. Pull.. eat
rnia. Si ptenit IM. A Bpeel.l ktoo'.mt of thi rtt.ck
b ilil'T. will In-te'ld at Uie Panklng Iluiat.oa T'iUllS
1'AY, ti e-j tb oi ttober. at 11 o rock A. kf ., to dVetda oa
the eapedK'lit. nf coPTariMig tht bank Into aMattaaaa
A. ..oci-itlon, afcreeatil. to an aet of Ooiart.. apprt.nA
Junt I. lat and take .ach ottier aetloo at otaj bt ototd
..r. 1 y jiux cf Ul Uoari ot IMrutbir.
9 6) lilt C. T. I MIIrtKH, Caabatr.
t5fS7Ui KHOMKK&' MUKTINO,
AKMsiKf AXb MKCMKIS BAKf.
l-H.i.AeEM'HiA, mnUnw no. Imi.
A tfDd. Ai mining tJifc HU khollf ol th artaara
at a .Mfv;liRn.r.' Hftak of r-fillo .jilii wMi b bd At
lUnknv il-Miffon lUl Kfl Y, u Wt dy of CowMr
D-zt, at 11 olcckA M-, for tt ptrptttft lAklitf IM
c-niaM A-ion, on4 ilt-cJmtig on ttei uue'on wki Jir ar
ik t lb raid Hni aIiaiI Iwoome Ajmoo. .tlon tbreirrrtotf
oi U6 butniof HAiiAiox uodr Um Lmw of ta Ua.Ui
ijt ti , ud of lerciiirK th oo etri u i"rd by tb
of tt CentTAl AimJl7 of thlf Coiuuonwvoith, dtl4
' Aa Art lwiAi'lltt tb4 IiAuW of U-i Osn.muavbAitAo
h. ) Aitclwioai for Ui' FurpoMoT BuikiMat ihW
th La-i "4 lh Uoitt-d Siama." Mrovietl ta SM 4a f
Atitfd.t. If; am! to tAke moil ftctioa tc iyat4 Mtrt M
ii. a t3 An i roi7
lit or I -i ol Ui buwi iw UtrMUra
IHE rHILADKI.riUA BANK
iL httUl vhia, Hrj (tniir It), 1M4.
A frmrAl niet1rT o) Hip hu:kr Idw of tbo I ..IIa4J
ji)iia lUik t:' l.c iid Att'i.-lrlttAiikii nil'y, or. TilMlitA.
1AY 11 IVtti (1AV of Octootr KMlit 10 lock A. M., fnc
U puijo.t-( lAkluK 11.U) CGMitlerAtlon c4 dMMdin(tio
tiui'-lli ii Yfti,'t t). tAJtl Hank iIjaII hncoiDA as AstoCtA
Wiu lor 1. - infc on tin lucinA ol tAOkiitf undor ih
lam yf Ilie I tilled Htulii. And of en-rcUicx tbo towort
'en. d Uy ihe act ol the Itinera. Aemll) of UiiAiVia
uiciiWiAlth, t-iiUilf 1 'An aaI iilia.K U.o haukt vfUtiA
Cttni'ito.iw.'Alt.i to bi-ruine antoaticiia tor tfa ur
r- e ot haLiittff uuCtr the lawb of tl Unl'.ed H'.at,"
A--f otcI the? d uay ot AuKUtt. it-fit, aad to tako
iti'ti A'.-J. ri la ruard ti. iff to ai aiA b awcofcwrj aad
i '.rlr oi (Ii Bi ar J of Dim-torn.
ie : -i-t-jjo n.i. coisrKGiw.OintKr
DIVlDKNh. 1IIK 11RK(.T0H9 OP
wXf tht N.bl" and li-limaterPetroieum'ovpanrhaTO
tlii uy ttecJar d thc:r kin It muotLlr dividend uf TKtt
yt H O.'M. t'vuk the earnifiRN ot rteptwmlr, payaW,
fit ei.f fM.u taA, ouU.t iklii luniAiit Hooka close VAk autf
0 i.T:w. no-laMli fctaoretairt
131
AUMY. NAVY. AND CITIZKX'S
C .o3 1d i broi'l-;rd. Ht 6v 9trAia, WrMLaJ.
4.., la U;U uiuLUpaiMd,. vtf? rilat4 pric4.
Marehant Tailor,
Ko llKlrTTII Strett, auuvtOUo.oat.
MILITARY NOTICES.
u BOUNTY FOK MARINES. WANTKD
Turtle t'nind Htatet Mriua lory., able-bnditd aaoa
H lu Daifurin Hit dull.. 01' a aoUliur at iiur Ma.y TarJl,
X-andoa board LiuuJ 8ui. .iain-of-ar a focwam
tlati.Hil.
7erm of .errlrtf,Tnnr Year..
Iletter cnttii-eoauliun than tin' armj.
ALL TUK LOi'AL Inn N'llk-i iald upon tullatmtnt.
alal-lm-l recetva I'rtae Mnl.ey.
ur all furtlief UiiurmaU .a nv'.J at tlit RucrultiiiC
Ktudtx.oua,
Ko. Ml g. Ki1 VT Street, below Spriiet Stratt,
kttweaalKiurtolUaadaoi;Ioi;k.
O. O MnCAHTtT,
au-tf Malor aud Kaixultlim Oitloor.
J V It LOUO II H.
OiTcen and toldlert vl.lllim Uie city oa fiirkitiifb., aatdiai
oWOHllS A-M1 OT11KK MILITAJtV BtHTdB-Nri,
Are lavlltd ta tlit txteutlt t
HAKLTAt-TlUiml KJTAUUSUHBSt
GEORGE W. SIMONS A BROTHER,
HANSOM BTltEliT 1IAI.L,,
8A-.NSUM Smie'. aboTt 8Ulh Btrcot.
PEESEMTATION BW0ED3
u.iia to aider at the .horte.t aotloe, which Itir rlohneit and
li.irtcfiireolielWniwoi nipetltli.n.no olhir hon.,-la IKt
EiuwrY "i.ln" "i .MANlTACTtTKINIl JilfVliLm
till lt 1U 1-HAlTlCAL SWUlOl ULtKLH. 1 i
tkjOTICE. PEUSON-S bUFFKltlNG FKOM
ll Private Dlneahi'., nml wlHtilrii; tu bt cured la t abort
time an.i at aniull aipenac, rail at llruu aild On.Miili at
bW. tUU .iktia (.Aivi Ulltii UUtfl!. tti-U-A