THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAF17 I'lTILADELFIILA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1864.
IHrBSDAT, NOVEMBER 17. 1604.
LITE BABY REVIEWS.
Crrio'1" or Comhkrcial jtxo Ttrsnsrss
AmtrooTi. Hv Fni.cr KlrklanJ. I). Applo
jon Co., Nw York.
Tb personal Incldonta in the lives of grc.it men
1 rtsd with dVep Interest by posterity. Anec
dote o( Npo!con and Aloxmidor are eagerly
ought for by military men j the reminiscences of
BUel'fe"18 nJ Marshall are liiphly esteemed by
Uriel'! riri merchants will always take an In
ter. In H thHt roifP"" Astor, R tlis hilil4, or
Olraril. Acting upon this idea, Mr. Kirklund
lu hid before the public, lu two splendid
wolnmc.'i.tlis result of years of research through
jh4 trcntile anns,: of both hemisphere. Wo
tare here all the reliable IneiJints of the mer
chant princes of every a?e.
jbt work is entertaining as light redding, but
H irrs a higher and a nolilcr piirn.n. It Juvs
jvefure the young men of our i-uuntiy nuiu'jcrlcsi
lniiKe"f ,ne success which always attends
fconoty. Integrity, ami perneverance- It shows
, ihrm How ttioe men whom thev nro nlwava
tangbt to look up to as model of a life well spent,
stalled In their career of honor, pcnuilen but
k.nent, BOP b"y" "r 'liiii boys. How by
did1"' sHcnnon to busmen and strict honesty
lnevrrr tntnsivtton, t hoy gained the c inti.leuce
of tbflreinplojcr, and so r, su from poyerty to
wraith, from social nullity to the highest plices
In soci.tr. The work does not spnk to them in
these ord, but by adducing instance after In
Itaure s before them the ui.t powerful nrgu
wicntof "which the human minil is susceptible
an srgnment based upon exim;lr.
It it not "iti-tied with gtvia 010, but it pro
duces sll the irreat moneyed men of everv Hire
as proofs of the resnlH of industry and honesty.
(ieooie lVabudy, the world renonned Haulier
of Loncon, con.rnenced life as eicik iu a grocery
(tore. He recently gave half a million to founa
Baltimore Jntituie.
Joshua Kates opened his business career as
clerk in shoe store in Boston, and recently died
leaving his millions.
The jtrrat house of Barring Co. were origi
nally German weavers.
Cornelius Yandorbilt rowed vegetables to mar
ket la bis youth
But it is unnecessary to quote further exam
ples the whole woik teaches thegrc.it lesson
that the only guarantees of wealth are honesty
aid industry.
We quote the following to show the style in
which tlie work Is written :
"In his youth, Libonrjhcre commenced his
commercial training In Nantes, but subsequently
engaged to become a clcik for a period ot three
years, to take marge of the coLumcrci.il cotos.
nondeneeof Hope & Co., the world-renowned
bankers of Amsterdam. Shortly before tho close
of the term young Labouclicre gave his principal
hint that a moderate lncrsav.e nf salary was
deniable. An answer was promised next morning.
V'hen be went at the appointed time to rocjivo
Ihe reply, old Mr. Hope laid 4iefore him a con
tract, already drawn tis in which ho uumod him
as his partner, with it suitable share of tho pro.'its,
and entrusted him wi h the signature of tins
princely house. Labouchcre was ut that time
enly twenty-two years of ni?c, yet ere Ion; as
sumed the eminent position, as head of tho
home."
The wbrk is splendidly printed, and should
have a place in the counting-houso of every mer
thSLt as well as in bis library.
lov ahd Dvtt. By Mrs. llubbach. Tctcrson,
fhiladelphia,
Mrs. Habbach is not a new writer to the Amer
ican literary public. She has fur years endeav
ored to procure reputation, and until the ap
pearance of the present work has failed. All her
previous works have been but the offspring of a
day, Xhej wtre little read and soon forgotten.
The present work Is her chef d'wuere, Sho has
taken a her characters forms which have had
existence in nature, and aro not the production
of a fertile imagination. A work purporting to
be a sketch of real life ahonld have no imaginary
persons. The persons portrayed ahonld be such
as may be seen by anv one every d iy in our com
mon walks of life. If tbe production Uys claim
to the marvellous, let the author, in tho work's
title, indicate that the tuuuioug is me aim ot tno
work. Do not let the public be deceived with
claims which have no existence.
In some of her characters Mr. Hubbanh h is
Been eminently successful. Hilary Uuucau is
the truthful figure of an unsophisticated country
lady. Maurice Is also a success; but Charles
Huvton Isoverdrawn.and we think tio cbang"'ible
in frelirrg to be tonnd in society. As long us Mrs.
Hanbaca keeps to the low or middling walks of
life fhe succeeds; when she attempts to portray
the Arm ton she fulls. She is like Mrs. Wood, who
makes all her duchesses either vulgarly tyranni
cal or helplessly indolent. The great drawback
to tbe present work is its unfortunate termination.
While the minor details are lanltlees, the tout en
irmlte leaves an unpleasant sensation in the mind.
The work, however, is far above tho ordiuary
mn of novels, and deserves a largo circulation.
We cordially recommend It to tho perusal ot the
lovers of tiction.
Thb Tribune Association publishes a work
as a Guide to the Great ll'w, which is written by
one evidently well acquainted with the country.
To every one meditating emigration it is invalu
able. The whole West Is mapped out, and excel
lent advlre given as to the varlons routes of
travel. The gold regions are admlrablyTevicwed,
so that while of little interest to the general
public, to the emigrant and goid-ieekor lu value
cannot be overestimated.
TV'ii have received Peterson's National Ladiet'
1agazine for December. This periodical Is of
more than ordinary interest, and tbe present
umber surpasses Itself in every respect.
Kaatward from Atlnntis.
from Atlanta to Augusta, by rallroi'l, Is 171
Biles. From Annasia 10 Cbarlcsum, 1J7 iniKis.
rom Atlanta to Macon, 10U miles. From Macon
to Cavanrjuh, l'J'l miiej. l-rom Aui;niLa t) Sa
Hannah, VSi miles. The coiinw l'roja Atl.in a
ti wards AuirunuU quite rolllDii, anJ in iilnces
tofky, siliti plenty of small streams uiitl sitrinir'',
and abn'.idunce of wuod and fora-'a ur ua
aiuiy. It la a really well settled f.iroiing
cuubut. Itiera are but tew swump, aa.i
tbe roads generally nru yocnl. Tlie oaly
strloas obstruuiiui.s thin tliu iuliablUuts couU
place in tlie May ni an army would ue
In tlie detruction of the bri.lit'ja over tlie Savan
nah at AunuM'i. IT they do tb it the army cuulU
turn 4ta attention firt s;Mn BiiTiinimli, instead
Ol Churletlou, or li euuUl reuridxe thu river
itt,oui any svriuus .) )Ut. ihn country
bcttcn AukusU ami Chariest m is nut us
ftood as towurds Atlanta. 1'a't of It is In
kabitrd by poor "s.iinlhillcrn." unl part of it
is very sparsely iubaiiited. From Itrawuville
tbe poiat wbero th railroads from AuriihUi
and Columbia unite to Cb&rlrsuin, sixty two
Billet the country is very Hut, with a Rood deal
of swamp, and in summer time is so miaiiiin 1c
that s itlemrnts are i.iarsu, iliiuih there ure
Bom lar plantations, and when cotton was
klnff, llicie were a great many sluvos k.'pt nt
oik upon the dry spots of this swampy region.
It is not a bud one to march throni;li in cool
wt ailier. It would be dtadly in Riiiiiuiur. lu
Bii'diatoly .around Charleston the laud li very tiat,
aanuy, (.rtwuinpy.
Tbe road from Augusta ta Culumbin, tbe capi
tal of bouth Carolina, Is "across the riilgon,"
which are generally low aaml-hills, uud over
ni all streams, the borders of which arecultl-
- vaitd by small coium nUntors and farmers who
. keep a good deal of stock, and huve plenty
- of grain and sweet potatoes. Tho Conaree
river, at Columbia, is a respectable sii'd mill
ajbtreum nothing more and so is tbe Waterec,
eastward of it, and so aro the two l'edcns,
4tnd if an army ever him to march from
.Aaguiita to Wilmington, it will find no serious
obstructions in the v. ay, except in a time of high
water, waen every small stream overllows its low
iMtnks and covers a broad swamp. The whole
""way is a good country for an army to march and
uUjit In. The distuuee from Augusta to Colum
bia is about eighty mtlea, and from Columbia to
K'lliaii)eton. N. C. about two hundred miles.
ion i tlie rWiesi cotun planters ai Mouth Caro
lina are found along the rivers ulucu sucb.u
.juarco would croui.
'-AaualtiArlllKaliiraiBt Waif frona fcherinaa.
Colonel T. P. Bobb, State JBaniUrf Agent, was
tity yeeterdny, having Jelt Atlanta, Ua., a
auore than a week apo. He reports an im
K"4! movement on foot from thai poiut,
deuii. arc contraband. lie is confident
.Vrtlr,o.ulrT "won he eleetrilicd br uewa
fiwiifiZ .? iT?' r,1 '"' tJjaractet.-
toWhZW&7ji ""Bone
Departul nt of the TeouZ !Ti? i
L. m,tk Will tuk. corud''
Vk'.Vburg. and Oeneral 5Erfc
CJtuer.M J)ana. reoenUy at Yickaburgrwm ow
a, same e"'"uaud of the lth Army Curu.
ttadquartw" Wemphls. lieneialO.u; Wt4.
burue ia lu cOiTUuand of the district west of ui
Teuntseae, and C'wnl Dutltlaud la cbarga of
lia f wt at Menintil'.
.r.ns Tt he, VnM for Washington
CnntlBir their Hn I lot for Lincoln.
Augustus Grlllln, of Orient, Kutlolk county,
Ixng Island, now In his Mtb year, voted for
Ueorga Washington, and for every Democratic
randidate for the. I'rosidrnry, except Itnehantin.
lie then voted for Fremont. On November Hth
he cast his ballot for "I ncle Abe."
A most Impres'lvc scene was witnessed at the
polls of the 1 bird Ward, In this city, on Tuesday
lust. An elderly man, over whoso head almost
a century had passed, and who had voted for
Ocorge Waidiingtm, when he was chosen I'rcsi
dcr.tol'ttte lotted State, turned his trembling
steps I'k'Iti the grave, uixjii the brink oi which he
um almost totiering, and camt. supiH,rted by his
son and grandson, to give Ins lust vote for A'ira
lnun Lincoln. Ho hnd twice voted for the Father
id his Country, and it was permitted him to vo'o
twice for iis pres. nrr. He had twice voted for
(iconic Y ahiiigton, n l h had lived to vole Tor
the rc-clec'ionot th i mini who will ho gratefully
n in, nil e red ov the coining g 'liem'ions, not only
il this country but ol the world, ns the second
Washington.
Tho i.aine of this vcneiabie patriarch anil
patriot is t-i-orgo N ihlcr. tie is tin; father of
Arctus A. Wilder, the well-known mii'h.ni-tof
thiscitr. His son and g.aiidsoi) also cast votes
for Abraham Lincoln. M'oif A .tecrtfer, .o
v,nlir 10.
The following is from tho tlpriiitfiield (M.hs.)
li inihtii tlli
To the l alltor Of the lUnuhti. an I), s.-on John
Phillips, of this tov. n, who is otic hmidr. il nul
four years, four mouths, mid nine diys ld, ao
piar d ut the Town liall and depo-iiod his ballot
lor rri'-ldcntial Klc tors and State ollicors. lie
was hrocght in a cb iiiice.an I thenr )iiv ve I into
ihc bull in a chair stipoorb d by a p!-t mn oi our
f turned soldiers, and received by tbe ci'i.cns of
the l Aii tisii g from th' ir fen s with line ivered
beads, amid tnctcirsanl hcuf'clt emotions of
all i cm nt. Alter renting for a in nuent, tho
vmeiiiblo patriot expressed a desire lo shake
l ands with uli tbe returned soldiers.
Si mo thirteen o niers then formed In line,
when each one waa introduced to the pa riareh,
and took him by the b in'!, w'tli the nutioune,;.
n, i tit of the time inch had served In the army.
T lie lust soldier introduced, A Mr. King, an Irish
man, said he hud served the country three years,
ami hud enlisted for throo years more ; mid if
that was not long enough to subdue the Kebollion,
he was ready for another three years. After this
thiee hearty cheers were given for the returned
soldiers, and three rousing cheers, by tho whole
umunbly, for the "old soldier ol the Revolution."
Colonel Edward I'hillips, eldest son of the
venerable deacon, now in his Moth vcar, then
made an Impromptu speech to the soldiers, iu the
course of which be said that ho was tho oldest
man iu the town who was b.irn in town, and yet,
said ho, my father is hero, and "still lives." Tho
old gentleman was then presented with two sets
of vut -s, one for Abraham Lincoln, and one for
Corge tt. M.-f'L!mn, ami reUeste.5 iiufore all
present to take his choi .-e, when he reached out
bis hands, and in an endiblc and deep-toned bass
voice said, "1 shall tuke the one tor Abraham
l.liuo:n."
The town then voted that Ihn Chairman of tho
Selectmen present the ballot-box to the old gen
tleman, who took bis ballot with both bauds and
eleposiied tt in the box, stating that he had voted
tor Watuingion for 1'iesident, and had attended
nil the Presidential elections sinco, excepting
that lour ycaisago, when ho was sick and did not
Btu nd.
The following preamble anJ resolutions were
then jlresenbel 'to the town meeting, which were
aeloi ted by a unanimous voto :
ll'i. tvns Our very mniorablo mid hithly-reuo',.fect fet
'ov. eltli-n. IM seeii John I'blllljts, who is this Jay onu
huinti v jiul Heir years 1',-nr mn-i'lis and nlneilv (11,
una who jet retains hit uicaiul and phyith.-al lAcullies In
liiuh Oeuiee, und
iw.freoji. He has traveled Home two iiiIIps to attend this
ten D liiet llliK. and has rleptlieil Ms tisllot for Praden
tlul el eturs. aod Slate, County and Town Oltlecri ; there
leie l:rh "K That this be entere 1 en the rferdsol thfl tt)wn
as a la.titiK memorial of hit icelyllls' pttrfotlsin and devo
tion to eotimry. and as an Ineldeut, j)6rtiap, unnarullcle .1
in the iiiin.Us of our I'ovuriitnent.
Sti KHHiiao.,Masiscbuscttii, November 8, 1801.
the wot iDi.o or i:r.Rti, ( Aitv.
The following extract from a private letter
gives the particulars of the wounding of General
Cunby on the Whlto river :
'GvNOAT 'CllICKET,' Till ItTY-VI VF, MtLES
TJp Whitk Rivrh, November 0, LStit. General
Canby, Gotcral Davidson, and several stall' otll
ccrs came to the White river a few days ago,
Geueral Canby being on a journey to Litile Ro.:k
to look after all'.iirs there. His purpose has been
thwarted, however, by the guerillas.
"At an earty nour ttus morning, tncy nreu upon
us from the bunks of the river, wounding the
General seriously, but It is believed not danger
ously. The shot took ctl'ect iu the left leg near
the thigh.
"The Genernl end myclf were at tho timo
standing on tbe hurricane deck. I helped him
down stairs and called the snrgeon at once.
"The wound is an ugly one, und was mado by a
rilled n uskei ball, passing clear througn the upper
part of his leg. Then is every reason to believe
ut least it is hoped that the injury will not
prove as bad as was apprehended at lirst.
"He is doing iiiito nicely, und with good care
we think that he may before long be able to re
sume hie duties. Ho und his party are noiv on
their way to Now Orleans.
'This river is so narrow that guerillas, if they
chose, might obstruct its navigation entirely.
In many places it is not more than a hundred
yards wide.
"The party that fired upon us were not twenty
five yiuds distant, and the wonder is that they did
not ki'l both or us. we returned tbe compliment
with grape and shrapnel, but canuot lell with what
success. nonrg, .
E."
Mllilnry strilor lu-aiitnsinir ltpnmtiont-i
in ins imrr jaiMHiHKiii.
Vkitkd States Mihsissuti Sqi adhov, Flag
Ship Mack Uatrk, Moi'ND City, Illinois, Novem
oer 10, 18114. Tho attention of commanding
iitlicem In this fquiidron is particularly called tu
the printed ordois of the Navy Department, dated
Mur. h 31, and September 11, li:i, and tho ordur
of the l'rtsidei.t of tlio United States, da'ed
January 2(1, lH(i4,an.l to the Circulars and Hcrii
lmioiis of the Treasury Department for ro(?uliin
commercial intercourse with and In the Stales
declared in insurrection, to wlueb tliese orders
ri ttr. DlvUional and other C iiiuiiuridinK oitieers '
fcliould make ihcnisclves petfectly tamtliur with '
all the ordeis, r.gulaiiorii, and circulars on th) j
subject. I
Transports in the service of tho army and navy, I
and other strum boms moving wiih goods an I j
aieicliiin.liEO.iii conformity to tiieaibre-meritioued
ri eu Biionsoi me 1 rt im ry jicpanmeni, m uio,
. . . ., .. 1 . . 1 ....
v. nut,. pr.i ui.iii; tu. jr tawiiu uustueae, rcuoivu
an me pio'ceiiiiu unn assistance tuui inc ruii-
bouts may be able, without lniurT to the pool:
soviet , to pive them, and they should be allowed ,
to make pioper laiulitifis to ob ain necessary tuel, 1
avoi.ttnK expoicd uud suspicions I.Htiilities. I
lSeetsaary protection and proper assistance
will be pivcii to rien-tiry Agents in ihe perform- I
anrtsi their duties, under ihe Treuiury llegula .
tioi M
Like protection und a-tsistiiiice will be given for
obtainlnu milittny suppliui, in the aeeessiiil 1 and
controllnblo portions of the inium-otion uy
rt u ion, to parties du'y atitboriTed by the (Jenc
ral rotiiruHUiliiit; the Ml iiary Depurtincoi.
ljiiidiiiR tlie sttpilli s re.tilsito lor the Uovern
merit pUiiitutioiis is a necessary part of the system
and la lillowalile.
LundiiiKS lor the abovfl-tnentioned purpo-e
sltoiild be made by duylilit only, and then all
sttainlMi.ils should It.-ep pickets out and srcan
up, uud have their pilots and cnRinec.s ut their
rtspet-tiva posts, hues attended, and every pre
caution observed to prevent liounlmir uud c ipttiro.
A sound discretion must be excrct-cd by mm
iiiundmf; (liii'crs in peitoriiunK the import int
uiid deliiote duties coniidud to them, that the
public interests may lie properly protected and
the policy of tbe (iovernnieut promoted.
S. 1'. l.i:i:, Acting Hear-Admiral,
Coinmaudiiig Miss. S madrou.
Mr. W. II. Try.
Mr. W. IT-fry, the composer aud critic, leaves
to-day for St. Thomas by the steamer Emily
Ji. Soudvr. Mr. i'ry's health lias been in a
prccnriouB condition for several years. During
the rre.-iiliTilial campaign of 18G0 be exerted
l.limcll' with a will that was too great for his
htiouttli. A duent, witty, and powerful speaker,
he ovt riaxed the capacity ol an orani.atiun that
was always yiore menial than physical. Ills
lungs became ullectcd by too much work of this
sort, and it i to repair them that he now poes
to the friendly climate of the West Indie.
AVe tiust that his most sanguine hopes
nill be mora than to.tlb-.cd. Mr. I'rv'i
jirief, it will be perceived, comes from
politk'B. Ilis happiness, we are sure, has always
been t'l inufic. lie is umiuostionubly the must
pron.iient muslcii.a that America has yet pro
duced. Two operus from his pen are known to
the public I.roxora and Motre Dame ile J'arii
both ol which were eminently successful. Asa
ciiiic lie leaves a void that cannot easily be fille t,
lllsslyie was trenchant, bis observation rapid
uud correct, his language peculiar but huppy, aud
his manner always that of a jjentlemao. it is to
be hoped that Mr. Fry's recovery may be rapid
and pw'iuaiaiut, and that ii will shortly tetnrn to
us t'Kjtfn to grace a position which he bai made
liononubie by tiiidly wisdom, gonial udvke.ntrict
hnpartialitv, and a complcta devotion to art. .V.
1'. JVisn, l"6tA.
Tbe rice-paper tree has been naturalized in
New rm.tth Wales, and has proved itself to be a
vtrv hardy puuit, having survived the operation
of gruu hunt and cold, mol.iure and drouglit.
The tree Is a native of China, and Is kuown as Ilia
Jource of that JuLiar epengy fabric opon which
Chinese pamt .'4icir giiy pictures of bntter-
FOURTH K!)1TI01
FREE MARYLAND.
Congratulatory Visit to Presi
dent Lincoln.
JJE IS COMPLIMENTED
HIS DISCRETION.
THE PRESIDENT'S REPLY.
Washington, November 17. This ufrtrnnon
the Marvltuid T'nion ttttc ( nt r.il Pimm i tee
formally railed upon Ties: lee' l.ii Mtn t i con
gratu'ntp him on fill re election.
Mr. W. II. I'lintell, lli.iiriinn, in hii nd dress,
said tlicy f' It under deep obligations to him,
because, by the exeicisc of ran ilis section on his
jmrt, Maryland td-i!ay ucetipics tbe proud posi
tion of a free Slate, and they desirod that his
future ailiuinist at. on of the Government, as in
the past, mich', result In the rostor I'.ion of the
I'nion with universal free Join us its liu.n tcnia'.o
basis.
The rrcililont, In reply, sii.l ho would nit
attempt to conceal his uratilic ill.m wita too
result of the clectlou. lie bad exercised his ben
judgment for the (pod of the whole co intry, and
to have the seal of approbation planed on his
course was exceedingly grateful to his feel in is.
He expressed his belief that the policy he ha I
pursued was the best, and tho only one which
could save tho country.
lie repeated what ho had fiuid before, tint lrc
indulged in no feelings of triumph over any one
who had thought or acted iliti'crcntly from him
self, lie had no such feeling towards any living
man.
He thought the adoption of a free State Con
stitution for Mary lund was "a big thing," ami a
victory for the right worth a great deal more
than the part of Maryland in the election,
although of the latter he thought well, toj.
In conclusion, he repeated what he had pre
viously taid, namely, "Those who dilfcrcd from
and opposed will see that their defeat was
better lor their own good than if they had been
mccessful."
Some time was spent in pleisant intcrconrse,
Ihe Trcsident relating several anecdotes npni j
pii.itc to tbe occasion.
IUK of the (ship Oceua l'enrl.
Boston, November 17. The ship Occun I'mrl,
of Iloston, from New York for Lisbon, arrived at
Tarra.onu on October 27. Her pilot nnchorcd
her, but before she cjuld get a prntiijue to go
inside the mole, a furiou? gale came on, which
drove the ship ashore, and she became a total
wreck. All hands were saved.
nsrkms by Teloarrapli.
Ktw Yonn.Novciulier 17.fiteks are lower;
OhieHKO and Foek Inland. 10' : e.'urnltei land pn-ierred,
47; Illinois Oenlrul. UU'i : lleadilM. I ; lllldBoil ItU fr,
I1H; e'linton ' ;l'i,la ; Krie yr.'.i Oue-.ir ''ormcales,
',', - 1 reaviirv 7 iios. 11; 10 4n-,!7 ; t, iin. lur, : ;o'un
Be', 110'. ; HejiiiereU 110; 11.. lis 9t ls7, ill; iiW
ojier.ed at 21,'J . now held at 1 JlV
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THIS
ClTi OF .HM-AlirXtMIIA.
WHKKKAP, on trie iuk'U of the ''ih of Or toner lt
JAM&H AMiiiKI.L wh lUnrili-reU in I'husnut iimve
Bmb HticQl, bv lump imrnnu or persons imknowii ; no
knowjt, Ihftt I, AIJCXANJIKK flBNRV, Mayor of the
t'liy of t'hl. artel, hu, do Iwrctrv otter the Mini of O.NK
TiiOrSAN l lioi.LAKS to r.omsoever himive mten
lninrmtion hi will ttci'ure tli nm-st mid conviction f Hit
p. lon or pcrnoiii uy wiiom inch murder whs fjinmltte I.
In testimony horof 1 t-av hfrt'iinto set ni hmul, unit
CAiiicd to t aflHfd th" t1 of the t ii nt rhi!til lphu,
Uilt mxlt-cnU day oi h0e,NAvitKVRY,
, U-17-?t M ior oi' Philadelphia
"iLEHKS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL.
j run a 1. 1 1 em a, Oetiiir II. iw.t.
In scrorrtanre i. 1th a rcouillon al.ptil by r e iumen
Ci nnril of lliol'lty ot I'rnUMlelpMn. nn I nurla, U: i'.ih
duT of October, IHtH. tlie amie.seil I. ill, Ai.iuit-d
' "AN OI1IHNAM K
TO TAKE POSIESMiON dr' THK. NDHTIIKltK LIllEn-
Tll.-i (IAN WOHKM, A Rll 111 intuit.
1 lIKltl.HHt."
hh.rtli pubilslicd fer public udbrmytlon.
V VI , F. Mill I,.
Clerk ol CuLuineu Cvujk'IL
AS OKIll NANf'B
Totkerotemonof the Northern l iberties fla Workfl,
and to -realo a load Ihereti.r.
Reetfcn 1. The select nJ Cm. ne, n Omnells of the ( Ity
of l-lillmlelf lilu do iirdJln ; Tli.il tno Trulee "I tin 1'hll
delriliialli.s Worm, 'e hereby nlhorl.-cl tot iae D"is
simii of tho Works of the Northern l.lfcertiui. (a Works,
to ood uii.r the tlrit day m Juiy,IMi.,.,ai can bo; in
sccirilunen wi ll lh uriuaof au Ael approved AunJ 1,
iVctioV '"Thin for t)i ri'rpo of ensMIng tbe Tnu
Wei ol the rilulilna t.as Woikmo take imi.hm..ii oi
tie-tins Work ftinh.irue.ll.ytlie first neetiou uere.ii, fio
layi r 01 the city is hereby nutli.irlveil to burro .v on Ihe
credit ol .ho oit. at a rate of later, at not eeelliiK x
per out. u-r ai.uuui, lucr. .11 rot ot uioiiey ai thu trusters
Div re.iulr.i, n it eoeciliiig lour bun ire.t tli iunand d.ll,ir.,
and wlilioet reiiulrliiK (.iivnienl 01 any nmui y tlieref.r ;
thef'ity 'Ireaaurer Ih hereby ilhocted on tl e re i.iUltioll of
the T .u.teee 10I. me eeitnieaiee oflhe luan of ihe City of
J'h'.ledel; hia in .sell auiuunti and to suaU lorU0SM they
Ihtllrtehtiiiiatenol exeee,iing na:a uui.
Bald lesn to helloed lor the eni.versli.n of Pie to.'k of tlte
Tiottbern Liberties (let Wniks, ami the trliuiii.l ti r.H'
to be payatae at the exiuration of tlfWu year lr.un lite
date 01 .ueh converewin. and not betorc, without tliu eon
le.it ol the holdera therein, 'i ne ctrtitteAtea ol said lean
hall be 111 the o.ual loin. In wtiieh c. rt ih teH herc'ofwi o
live been lieueil on the reiiuM'ion of aikid tni4ie. and
ahull he traumeriibli-al the .itltce 01' the (Tit rrouii.rer.
Heett.nJ. That the saiti 1'rUMteoi, Hiiall bei apurt out of
the proltti ol aol i.ii Wotka.llie muu oftw,.,e t.er
een.utn ner ann.m on tho atm.unt uorroe 1 hv virtue of
this erilliiunee, tor the puriioe ot" paftni; the Iniei-ett
tbi'reon, ai.it f r r IniiiuriniK the prlncipel thereof,
itlieri the aatue ihall be pavahle: au.l on or
before tie llii.ty- llrst day 01 Ucee-ober -i,l the
tlnrti.lii lav of Juno in every year, nu ll tho
miiI loan la redeemed, (he sum ot tlx per centum on
the aiaeuiil of taut loan biiah bu paiilbv the ael rrulcea
to ll.e (. il Trtaiurer, viho hluil ai'liiy thre-p.'r cetitn.a
tlieieof to the puM.ici.loi the ialenstou e-4l loan, at the
iniiv tail tine, add tn no other inn li-te, an. I tho re-
rojkiiinit tlitee per centum "liailbe pied over by tho "aid
Trei.orer to the OomunuHl inirs ol the SiurIiik Kuud, w in
1 .... 1 it.vt-.f roe tuiiia anu ..- u.-cuii.iii.ii'!ik 111 1,1. man
, thr;.id .iai V. .rki,or iu nay other I ,an 01 ' iiu- (Vy 0 f
I'lniade plrta, ai a ilnkltiK fuinl, wtiieh 11 ncr-iy ieolll
, all. uii1li:iI to t.-e r. luiv n.eot 01 s:ul ! u-i ; a nl nay ur
.1I..1 r. maintni alo r the payment ol a.d pan, h All be
up filled by tl.e(..'iiiuiiiii.ii;oiii-ro 01 loo Siokini;!- uu '.'.jwrda
tLi exiinioilil nn-til of tl.e utlie.- li.ai.s to the .aid (ai
W otki. ti ai'y.oll.erwltie of the lumlcd d -at of Ua Ciijr-ol
I'M aiialphia.
hi tu. 11 4 Vpon taklnji potunsjoii of the worki, p-psi
tc i-mivi-yeo under ui. hoitty ol tliti orjaiaui , it ihai
1 il.e a 11 tv el iheTrtil , tf of il.e .as W'.rks to make ad)
tall, a r.'piw. 'o .'oiii.c la u .hi p-opar: . r--.il and ..aroma'.
so .lonvi-v.-'l. 'ad MS aa.eii.i il va lie : ami toe irt'd I i-Us-
teea s fiu.ll have, with leapect to a.kld works, ai, .-. , the
aaiae pow, ra ard anthor-ty In U rn'pei ti m ilieyno-v
lutve.or hi-reatti i- muyliuie. wlt Kbac; tu a urkl
alri--t.li l.itiu-ted to th.lreare.
Hii-tiono. l-orlhe parpuse ol eua'-lin-' P-e Trniti-ei of
tlie ri.aaui.-lp! ia i, il w -u 1.1 i-io) 01. ,111.. vai iu . t - a.ia
eoaltiWd 10 l.i-ia by Oriltuuni." of . 'oao. Ha, 41m to ia-
ciease. eMen.i, lee oe. . -I iini--ove la tla moat economi
cal ineiiia r ihe plpci, Dii-ti-rt,, attd work undta trn ii cre,
10 .n to i.u-et the In ire isln,- hoii of the .-til,ni tor i,as.
U.hl, Ihe raid Tiuit.-f. are hereby au.hjn.jd and
r4jir'd ao to reKUlale toe price ul K-l ana 1 10 set ural
pretlui'ta of itl ln..n.ilaeliu-e as at.iy 1V0111 tune lo iia tu
reoeessary : tlie suid pflce of nul lo he the aai? i i all 1 1.0
Wauls of the tliysappdcd by lac tia- Wo.k i.u Ur tue
toatr.-loi the Tru-te, s.
Hi ell, 11 a. Anvihuor In any other ordinance contrary
to lb! ordiiuiioelt hereby repea-ej.
ia hui.u nils,
IHiectliiK die Clerk of Cooitno'i Concc'l to rubllih abotn
mn.
Tteiolve, Thai Ihe Clerk of (toraiii.in Oo.tni-1 be au'iio
rleo 10 publish id tin daily ucwviiucri, dany, for oar
we kl. tl.e ordinance prt-sente-l to Coeiui n t'o-iii1?!! .it a
muted nieeiin Uieieot, lml.l on ll.o i7tu dayof o l-.t.--r,
Irtfrl, entitled "An Orduianee to take posses, ion 01 too
Noriberti 1 iherlles .las W orka. ami to create a loan theta
for:" and (he said ( ourk At tho itu'ed uieetiuirof Councils
next after the e-,iration 01 lour t.c.-ks fi oiii the said poU
hratiin, nhalliireient to rotiiicila ouoofeach 01 1110I uewi
papera for every duy lu which U.o aaiae shall have bt-.-a
Biade. lU-al-4r
IIOUSKS! IIORSKS! UOKSKSi
(LAilTKlilAMKiM.iiM.HAl.'t) Ol 1 H I , i
I lltui Al I'I'l.i,
Wasimnton, Nnvf mlir lu, 1;. )
Horaet Riiltatile tor Ariiil.rj nd Cttvalry i.-r ice will
b putf hatki.l ttt laieftboro Jjcput, lit opu uivkjt, nil
J't. i-U.1,1 r 1.1HT4.
llorcf isili be ds llverrd tn Captain L I.owrr Moora,
A. ii. M., nul bu iitiectmi to Ue umal Oyvtrumvut
liiMpfCtibn Insert' bi'ltig ncccpud.
1'rkeofCavalrv Hor-ctt, $176 ch.
I rice cf Artt;ir ll.-r-Mi, awnanh.
I'aut4 will be luada iur klx U) und mora.
JAMI.S A. EKIV,
CoJtmel In . ItfUKf J' iit l-inni.-o,
11 14 -l.lt tia'tiarteriuaaivr-UiUKirala uaha.
DKAI'NES?, BLINDNESS, AND C.TARRU.
-J. IHAACK, M. I., Pioft-6w.r of thcKfo autl i- ar,
ttt-uti all t.iatis- ai pdrtcthiliid to ttiPutjcvc- dii-uUtm ntth
th iitiuont iucm ai. Tetijufnlitlj liom Ui luuat reJlnhle
Rotifues In tli rftv can ba u at Ml ttflicf, So. Ml CiNK
Htrcei. Tbe Medical Faculty are Invited to accompany
HitU tat'tinH.a b bat uu tH-civU Lu Li vracUoa 10-ttLf
A CARD. btIX3HKaA-" CO., PROHtlK
K'KH OK ( I V1KAL EATINd II(UK AND
ttlMMl IMMiMd. Jsa. 4H CHEfHUT HihKKT, f
10NJ1K (-KM.KAI. 1'OHT ('FUCK, rtlLAlLf ill A
l'A. Taudcr, bjr BtaUivut nt the public prvtm, U th-Ir nu
iterHii iMtroon and frienda, Uitdr ariDMt tbaiiki inr
JibaiAl eicourK mtMt iu'mK gtnentuttj kMaUwc4; aad
promt m aUd UU lurthtr attrm Uu and Uuiirovemantt.
and im- evei7 aodi-avur iu mtii U coulliiud laaiitari
and patroaa of Ihu gauurai pdUc af tViUiadt Ijilila ai4
YlcUatur 10-17 ika
MONEYTO ANV AMOUNT LOANED
U09O Dlamondi, Waiulwia. Jairr JUta.
lHriiiiUsf. Ac., at
OLD f'8TAll.lailKI I.OAW OFKIPE,
Coraer or llllliu and UAHhULt Sireiti,
HeJow Lombard.
. Boisf AMONnat. WAXciita, jrwELr, ocm
eVc., h,r sale at .
iilltAithAilLY LOWPniCM, K-ka
PROPOSALS.
1)K010SALS i-Oit COUN MKAL.
M a I M or r'Mi"io.T r h-i r f S'-r, I
!V,-IMV,Ti.N. I). ( ' , NflvrmlMT U.
f Prop... n art- IhmtJ nn'il tlii It'iti Itoit.MtU
ft n k M.( f.,r l'irrilhlliK lf UliH" fl:t'' un Intra .
t l a-tro.nf .-.ith
lulu r. nrMtRKiw.i'i'M Hft"r.i.4 ok corn MK.vr,,
ti- i.ritvi rfi at Th tio'riimcnt wa"1! m 'tiMrir
low n. . r at tt m I tirvt n or i il r tad dfo 01 V.-irt 'ik'i"n,
1. , .n iiri. tniif ,i tt.! ii"v rMtni'iit mfi dirtcl, aitfr
lit r il.Ms II. It h f.
Mm ( orn Monl to b ilifr il In -ottud flour
! t. I- i ,i. . r on H Mini.' O' l.n.ilH'l l'i'I n r.'v-tx ( l!'' )
f. .11 I l'tn--ti l; r-' . r. I iiml nt h'i'piI nn'f'liAl't.lbi'.'
ti'H Hill ' t) In MP, ! il hi I .xi ore i' ! iff tv'l.
ut he 'tut ut till li HitiilR a the 1 J.j vt-m ni 'Dt
n.ffs..- i i.. ine utififr i-nil. at No, O
t- Ti' ,-j-a.-1 I rl'-'iti
H. C. flllPKVK,
(' pi n and M. V,
il i;.
ai; i r r,M.cT!'i;'S i)i,r.sRTMi;r.
l''Ui m fin, N'ovrniii-r M.
il ! Vro r' M! h.- . reM (i nt tlifi olhof, until 12
o if . V .il t i ( i ( i A , So. mil r P, f.r tho
tl: iui iti.ttt dei-.,rf. hi tie1 I'nl'cil Mt ' Htorpliomi1,
Is1 u miT : i i t h m , ti(
(t n) r-.n.-s l.eay "
r'"' -il er.
.1 i fin i) I ftrrl I'r'-n
' ' n li untf' l a o-
'i- ' )toitip -ir l-'low. v .. -.
mr')l!i tljiih f mcoidm Wrap-
iln.
it ,ur
pnl ruritit ir, aisortf il
i ti'tif) ;i ( Tt ron-(wii
(: ,r.) nin lint tii
h 't 'jhi t nirv tt.iirr 1
'; H- ( i wt'i.t ; i till in!i
1 I litrsjl ) I't ,U l.lTil.M I
1 I'M) -.1o M.f M.
I fi im ) .-"i r.nr .1? (' in
On-..
tout vi).
i ''a'd H" irl".'
i JM'irl" a 'ii..
i I l )Mtr.s.
iwlili I tin. i. wttlt spa
fc'itl
m -- ) Sklnn Trnl; -v )on i:uiin Imhr,
hit.ii y fnjNt in Kit n. iir I ieie i'H'bcr.
1 (:) ttft.ll.) fur Hlt.e rut-,, f.tr ilitliiiK IiiVi.
'I Wk) (iit.j lioiiUi liiue Lriruiiue Ink (tur ruUni
; head
Iil) y).
I i'.nc) Mt'riMinr M.i' hi'.e mi-! I.a i ;nt!or (n ut 'ni'l).
us) F..iith S.iiiitp Kuie.
tt I "is ) I on' Nt kfl KiiO.
ill.,.) K lit Hoi h Hio
A i oi' i Hhnvf d.-k'TtlrT'l to hf of tbr otlit in H!'y, ft nil
,t t I" th tn.p nl iu oi nn iiiiji - tor am ' into J u the
jotrl i ) (he ioveriinit ti.
If h'd'TH iil B'ntr j riff horn in w rll ;ip and tltur" ,anrl
tl Hii.f- .int or '(t-arii; y of each ai fi'. lu bul jor kd t we of
H..-v.
I' itfti b'd mn it it ptt.trantref (wo roppon-liila prr
Mm, : .nanir" tm tie ui"'ihi iI to fhn Kii.irnn
f iuf i i f-1 nl t", is t.chi.r kti-otl and vniVient f - in Ity
for il. v iimmint Involved, hy ht ' Hire I Mtn'r hinriet
Ji di i-. . t'orri' v or i ol'-1 ft. i . or otluu jnMii: 0'llce f,.i.l;er
I' e the I il Will tl"t tie C HM'l' red.
'I iif rivln I rehervi ti roiert ail hid A om'tl too hlh,
ai 'I no I. Id honi n drl iii'tii" C'.n'r.iftiT win ro ive .
It i-ideroi foljiiil ilKUMAN bl.'if, I'hiffiMrttT
tn rioter.
oi'oitnr: it oi:mr.
II ll-it Caiiiain and A. M.
C1
QUARTF.IIMASTI-R'S OFFICE,
IM HIT lK W--lttN',f(iW, i
V,'k mii. ins. I. C, Jannarv 4. twil.
AI dealers tn Iruf,l!iirtlwjire Luintx-r. .fAtvr,t)th
Ktiniiture, Harnen, iod s;nti(lt ry, arn ren "ei t iwrid
to tlii 'thi on the N"Um1AV ofeneh week, a al"tl pro
potsal or lint, in dnli--ate,oj' tlio artic'nn t-iey are prepare')
to tnrnhh to thin depot at sliott u tko, vt ith the pric of
tn 'n inarhi ti in plain rutrrt, nt timt, in ei-otheexK' ii'Met
of the rseivhe rciniro 1 .the nrth le or an iele i can be ob
tait rd w Hl.out delay, a tftf lowest prir.
Iieaie tn w i hlTiy to i ell i ) this dp.it will l.o require . -fitrnUli
tli lit punctually cvory Jlondav mominif
h. II. Id iK Kit.
Hi if.'ftllf r-Ocneral and Chlf t u utarmai' '
11 1
1 pot ol Wasl.i'
iiuon
pitorOSAl.S 1UU INDIAN (jOOI)
III e i: 1 Mr.Nr ok Tlti:
Oi-rti 1: ItiiHAV A
iNTHHIOrt,
r ' a i m.
.Novetr
.Im t .'i. ikiI.
aeakd rropesul, n ln!-rd I'rop
ni.li rir 1'iilun
(loot:. (I'uiBw 1. V, " :i, a me cbho 1
.iv Imi tu lie . i 1 j -
vend In tho titv of Saw lotk. wl.l
bu n-ceiv,! nt the
1 Hire of Indian Al'nlr.. until 1 o'ei
the .'uh day of ovi iDbor. lu.ianr
loalns .lHmetl arllclei, fur fulfill
wiili , h.Iiiiih Inilian Irlhe :
ik I' .M ,o:, FltlliAY,
fur rirnl-hliw tl. t'ol
.ng trc-.it stlptiUtlnHS
1 l.ASS No 1
mai kinac ai A Mia;-.; w 'Av , ,- ,.,.
l.UpairiSpt. WhltJle A,Me llhuieu, to unaMiro
1.11 l,v incliea. aril , ,, H i.H.
?,'.(l pairn V, U. lute V .a.-k,,,,,. itlanke-s.to Dirasiire
.,4 h l.i ino'iti, a j,i we,n pnumle.
"COlnnri--' I'.t. W lute M a. kinac llhiuketa. to rai tt'tire
hv t Inehwi. ,:,! M.t.h poun-'s.
;i.l)pa.rH IS pt hl Mckiimc lilankiit.tomcaauro
;, by -.0 111 he- a. nnl e!ih I', i...,niN.
300 palri I it Wlill, Maeklna' Iti.iiikeM, to mfasuro
li h 4n met w,, .)', pouiidi.
'AO pi." 8 lr. jTiotila. klii.i.- Uianket., to memtu-e
t.ob, liln fh,9 andwtiklibp .nnde.
"60 pairs'." 1 lt. 8. arli t Maekinaj HU'tkets, to Diea-
sine il h nm 1,,,-iiei,, M(i weluh i n .tinJ.
S(V) pair" t pt. Hcarlet Ma-kitiac lllaikna.tiiuie.furo
42 by ii iDcheg, ami welll .'. ivmiidi.
yiOpairilS pt. Hearlet Mneklnae lll.mkoti, to mia-
..1; by &o inehei, and wtlh l' p .1111.I1.
TOO pain :ieH yt. Green Atui kimie lihitiket., to meaiure
6i ly HI lii.-hen, and u-e'li l0ioiiiiila
:if0 paira ;ipt. in-en Ahicktnee liinnkora, to measure
.0 by 7' Ineheii, anil welfth 8 nouil.li.
S(H1 palra ti,S pt. .Ireeii Maeklnao fl'aukets, to mc-
sureM by (10 Inehei, and welifh H pounili.
lOOpo'n ;l,l pt. Indue, lllue Ma-ki-ia: III i-iki-t", to
meai-nre mi by n inehei, ninl weiah In pn.n la.
e'lOptlrkil pi. Imlio lllue M.iekinil'-. Hiaukeu, to
iiioaMire.M! by 7 Inehei, ami weluhH noiindi
HM pal.a '.'S pt Ind uo lllue M-i.-kinac ,llh.nketi,to
meaaurc A t hy oti Im-hea, ami weigh S pouiidi.
100 pairs U pt. Indlno lllue Ma kluac Itunkeia, to
Btmiiini liliydi! Ini-hes. ami welnh 0V1 pntiudN.
KOiialriUS P' ontlnella Blue MueHn .o llln.-a.
to measure e.i l) H4 Inches, mj welyh 10 pound..
SMpklra II pt. Ilertlnelle lllue Mai kin. u- ltlanketa, to
me.i!i..relMiliy 7'i hichei.ond welytiHp .i.uiti,
'SiO pairs pt Clou inelle lllue Mackluae lliai.eti, 10
leeitaitri- M by frfi Inehes. and wll. (1 p.iuniie.
VUO pairs pt. i.i'iiliii.-l'a III11.1 Slaoklnae llUnli ti.to
aeaure 4 bv f S loeiiei, ami ivetho'4 po .n.li.
200palri I,', pt lleulli.ella HKo Maeklnao lllanke'i, to
men-tare :i.; hv .'i0 fi chea. ami welh i p-uiidi. u
J.IOO vimla fancy 1 ll lllue I loth.
l.ti.O 00 do do (;reen Cloth.
Il 'll do do do lllai k ( loth,
l.."0 do flrar Mil BliioOloth
I, 10(1 do feaved LiAttlreenCioth.
If. 1 00 do do do lllue 1 'Mh.
II, (111 do do do Searlel Cloth.
Jlil(.'ozt 8 4 Wool Milan li.
li 0 do .14 do
1 I'lMi pound! Linen Thread (Vo. 40.)
1,:,('( do Cotton Thre.iil.
!a prim Wonted Clattering.
o y itnifc unni-o
Vo MM
.lu
Nfrnlmac.
HI ul 0
in noo
le t 0
lCiion
Jo. tno
I (ml
2.1.0
lu m o
ii.'i.ixo
7.H-0
;,rifl
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ill
llO
do
do
i'O
do
do
do
do
do
do
Turkey Htd.
lllue li--iitni.
( 'utl'lllUaiti-
lirown Hrllllny.
V.r l Tb-hius.
Hairnet-,
ki'murty Jeans.
Oitiatmri;".
I'i. bk- t-d loiut:c 8' enlrg.
His achvd do do
rh.'. a, atrip-1., ami r:.nii.
Fiaiiii Ih. asftnrta.l.
do
do
.tl (I I
l,iMHj pounili Brown itiilmg Twiiie.
f.(0 A t t'oUn Wai'.i'tJ.
VMM Fiamwl Sbtru.
J I: t'rtluo Hhlrt.
d.jm i'lisiti Udrn6 HiB(lkrbirs.
"A-O uu rriutel f .to; Qo
ri.AH NO. 4.
m-Aii-MAJ'i rtomis'fi.
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J Fuitt", li tn
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li ti iifsti .Japnii"(l ke't'ct!.
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Htdtja'fii '1 -luart Tin Kini.
4 uo
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H.iaw A'aI.
KUh II" K.
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Odiiu r.Mtti. iiiiti.
Ktnti 1 juih Lvinbi.
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1 ,imi r r ii)u I'ttnt.
ft) (J.i.ju lUMltij: flii'.ons.
Imi ao tnii 'I bte h-Mjon.
i't ftu Am'h, to wi'lifh 4 'a to Ui n.'.oh
.vi .lo tl ill' xt", 1 1 indu.l, wtig's '"Ja lbl
10 ito I. !n irr.r-.
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It) do Hliiiviin, 4 itn j Nn.'J.
(.ot'ilM'if Auu rit A-i in;v i u-:turo- of tiie n.ii.lrt'(l a'ylri
ninl m'uHi.v, Mil ha pro i'i nn, ; but ai tbe Mra,itj of
i.'af.Wr ti .ind t'loii.i ,ir. r. tuu liri it will It tirvm
ti,iri pri'M'.-iiiir a .l n nite aritt ie ol' olthvr oi' tiime
h ti.ti, Hi .1 -hiimii ti.t'r-M timii a Ltimin tu bid Tiia
nn u to i c iiiriiifi ti uu tt, in all ripectn, '-onf-trui ue
aiiit It t'Mu.U ill. tt i' 'imernm'nt imuiilcH, which any
i t-n a' tiiii t ilt . 1 i p tlt- 'e wtll Imj risjidly inspt'cteit
Mlstl (it. it. Hurt a wl.h Lilt: 3u pie y uu ttLciu or Uiiiaild Mil
I uilt' il iir t!'jii j.iirnt'. Smh as iLav b. ime-niat ther-t )
i'i at. j p. uvular w ill i t ecicd: in wino'i cuie the oon
trttchn will hv l.oinitl t- ).:: n i nil tHhtrs ol the r-iiiMj klud
ir 1 1 tiiil I t i th in th 1 ,.4, or, li th it Imj not done, th.
v. Ill hf hi r-dt hiHu u'limv faviiHMit will tm iutl
lor 'he r N r ;cl i u ; itvolcn tiireoi', eurtnlvd by tho
'ig. vi oi in.i'Mtf iipp ii'rt ; "i iiH'in,
lintihoQit lei -.imd i ..it ibvibht will bo reserved to
r i"iir a riM-.-li-r ur u MUtnitity of iny of tbe am -lei
iiaiticd thim thai Hui'i 1'UmI In (ho above ohttliU, at tho
Irl- a projiused.atid all tidi fur turlihlni; eaid ar:i te
iua be n ,c ft tl d tht 0ti n ol thi- Ih uriuiut, and tbut
Don- fioiii pfrttoin wli'j I'Ma I'ttthul tn cnuply with the r-
iiUilt-liif in it ol a ltrt'Vinit 0"inrHCi un '.ue juiirvu rtiHiesj
vt who arc iiui uiauufai. tu ertt ot vU(ih' d an Ti in the
reiulrt-d aiticU"), w 1)1 becomtiilereil ; und the fact u fit bid
oer ate hitch mitmiUriun th urdr.ilfin mift he evidi'iued
by ihe (jurtltlcttit: of tho collector ol tho port wIhto they
rjiut), or wht-re tt Ii orotoNt'd to tUllver the artuk't ; tho
r-rui oiuU uitiHi embrsice the Hrtb loM. with tno (luunilti
tlu rttd, a thi'j are ai raii! d In tbe tohctlule, with the
iirh M iihiicxi d tn ea.-h Itl do'iar uud cenia, at which
thi-y me to Ih fiiruifhtd, and tbe ftiutunt mtMt be
l ui rii d out aitfl hM ttd no for eti b chn. Kaid prlccn and
amounts mut te io Klvi ii, vilthmit anv itiodiilcatlou or
l.olocd uitKlincHiion, or venation whan-vr. They
klioubl bo tubiultttd wltb the following l eHdini : 'l or
v e bt-rooj irotM) to ftiruMi (lie mtvIco or tbe ind I no
l wtiHrtn nut. atud Hri-orolni.' to Uie tvniiH of itt advortive-
tuent h-not', dattd ?iieiubr ', Ifi'A, Hit f"Uowiai
HitJi-IfK. at the iiri tln-nio ailixed hte insert iue lut
ui c.rillnif to H i tiUMi ur ult.bkts uroixjHid lor). di-IWutable
In the citv t J'ew . oik by i lie Jbljtiay of March next, or
at mu-b rim' or liW-n diirtnK the far 1h-i, a my be
ord nd by tbe oinuJu-h UtT of Jhdiaii Ailairi; aud if the
mnii.uHl hL uortott d I .er maert the uortis "in vin-:e or m
Lart.' If more than one i !..- I pn jo-d lor) 1, (or we) will
wti hi ii twain v duva therefM ri xtiuto acjmrart accord-
lniilj , and ane B e'urllt autufartory to tbe t'oiumlakloner
ot inaiiin Ai:airior tiH'iaiwnuinjJioriBawtfuii uicsuur.
Fact piopocai niiiatbe acooioi'and with a yuaraiiiee In
tl a h.iioMinif lotm.tii bin alatnid bv t wt or imro raaiKtusibla
I-eroom, Hboae kiimclein uiur.t be cerlluod tu bv a Uultad
Matta jtioKt or duiiict attorney ho'eby, (olntly
atO aeveraily, yiiarun ea Out tbe above burner (or om
sflcra). if a. fviiiirurt s.iiai.11 tie award. d to blui (or t aiu).
ccoidiii to hie (ortLt Jr) bid or pnooaJ. will ajteouta a
contract accordingly, and Kive the rwqimlta aeearttyfor
tbe btfiionnaDe aT-.f. aa pranortlx d ifl tbe advertl.
nn nt lor proiKaia lur inuiau .oio. uaie floitiui'w o,
1no4; and In ibe event f hi(or tbolr) liiHure aouido, we
boiebT aaree tu Mud otireeivea, our heira, earuUri, and
rby aarwetu Wndojireeivea. our heira, eAtrutore, and
a na, to iVrlaU and nay tba t'uited Mtaue. a lUtuiaitM,
uu not Ur. tliaii tuUaai Pr 011 iUv ut aid
aatiyi
a u iu
Itoiifii will if rtqtilrt A In the anaonnt of tia bid fix the
fa I H.l al perforutaiiow of Iba contra. I, with two or mr
atueuea. wboee iuf-iriency aauat bacerliJiad to b tmud
. ' -i .tiik. .o..iaterul wbJchdoea Mtttrlatlv
Cofflin in ail aartluulaii to lha Uum and direcUona
Ibia advertuavtteiii.
W. T. iofj;,
CvUiViMiofia Pf ludiaO AQAlTI,
JJ'b-tutLet
HCLMBOLD'S REMEDIES.
II
i;ljiiioiih
ITUID EXTRACT BUCflU
Tot Kon Htt(ntf.-n ct InnUn,nr of rr)n, IrrltAiUva,
Irnammstlnn or rir'rstu.nof th CtuKtr r Kldnsy,,
bif'l" I'rotlraH Ornntf', tltmi it tfl HUdtiv,
Cn'rvlul, llrnrrl, tr firlii tlwl rrjt'il, nd all Dli"l,t
Of IM DIS'tdT, K slr.js, ud !.( tlcl ScUilin.
IlI'l-'MllOIiUS
FLUID "EXTRACT EUCUU
For Weakneeei ar ,l)r,g rrom F,,c,,,Ta Indtieretlon. Ths
ron.tliutloti once
affected with Orjnnii: HVataru n "iulrea
the aid of rordli
.rue to Urtnt J inriforulc Ihe ilem,
xhlch
does.
IIfcI.1 ni01J)'8 EXTRACT H'CIIIJ tavarlahly
If SO , treatment la siibri.ltttd 10. ConiilDU'lloD or
I.isanily a ,T,Dll,e,
lIKL.MiiOL.UH
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCIIO,
la affcctloni pecallar to "Fimai is," Ii anti)oaJed kj any
other preparation, aa la Chlorosis, er Retention, In-Cfa-
larltics; rslnfnlness, or BupprestdoD of Castomary Kvso-
antloust Vlcerated, or ehlrrous Stats of the rtorns
Leuchorrhaa, and all eonipltdau Incident to thj sax,
whcllier arising from habits of aJtiipaUcn, taiprndonclee,
or In the decline er clianfe of life.
lIELMIiOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT ECCUC
AKD
IMI1E0VKD KOBE WA6H
wai radically exterminate from tba jitem DiaeMt '
I belL'rliiary Organi aiialng from Hablti of Dlaalpailon, at
liille txpwn little ar ro Kngt in ditt noineonventenca
rttioiurt; completely nptraeAlng tboaa unpltcutnt and
dWftfta,
ILUJD tXTKACT BVCUU
la all Micaitf of tbe Crlnary OrKani, wheUiar exlitlai In
"Jfaic" or "yetitmkf1 rm whatever mut origanUmy,
mndnp mutter a Act tong $ tending. It la pWaaantla
tatte and odor, "immediate" in mcttont and' I
atrengUienln- than any of the preparations of bark or Iron,
Tboae uOeiing frou ilroktn tioitn or Ditkatt Conttitu-
tions, procure tht Remedy t e-m e 4
Tba ifAtx mutt be aware that, bi weer illfcht may be
Ihc atla k ol the above dlaeaeei, K la eertaiu to affeot hie
Jlodily IhaUh, Mental ?uerttIJapj)iir.iud hit Fa-
krity.
r ITY SICUSS. PLEASE NOTICE.
YE MAKE KO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
BELMBOLD'8 FLUID EXTRACT BUCIH7
Ji composed of Buchu, Cubclt, and Juniper Uerrici, m
leotoJ With ireat cato And prepared In vacuo by H. T.
IlOIJdlLD.Drai'glft andt'himliit of ilxtoco yeari'ei
perteocaln:Uiecltjof PbUadclphia, and now presorted
tyttut uoatamluaut of tho faculty, and bin been ad
mitted to uu La the United BUtei Army, and art aUo la
Very general Me la BUte HoepltaU and pubUo Banltary
IniUoUone tbioogtioul tbe land. Miclcee delivered
to any addreee, axCABAultid by eipllclt Ur act tone . Direct
lettenio
BELUBOLD'I Drug vxi Cbemleal WarehouM,
o. 69 Broadway, New Tork,
Or BKLUBOLD B Mescal Depot,
He. 104 0. Tenth itxt.naia4aloala.
Beware of toMnterfelti. Aek iW UElaMBOLD'B. aud
lakenoetbaf.
Offieeopea lVom To'eJock A. If . to I P. If .
.feu tv pnejuiu n mtr lu-tithi- in
QAK BAIL OIL 00MPAN7
OF I'lvNNHYI.VANIA.
INCORPORATED NOVEMBER, I834. !
lir.ClbK SOAl.E.
TUF.ASUIIH.H.
lif SBT K. fHMrON.
DIBKOTOH1.
lll.NllY c'AlfOS,
w:t.l 1 IM M tii:i.t: i I:,
W It LIAM AS- ri.'ll,
JAML1 O. V.sltfcS,
J. C. I'HI I K.
Tl.r lam's ol il C'-uif ..nf, ft
rr-s In fre slmi le, He l"t
;,ur lr'-il nnil . v j ( I'.O)
Oil Ore. ami Hie All.'
y t' a:i1 t.'.hrr n.ir
slienj Hlvrr, Willi l ne r. il...
tiviDl; tmrvd.
fi.r pnrtliiilars .'.I pr
re'Uis. a fjT i-ibicr n'lons
ap ij to
J. C. FRYER,
Ill CKI.HN1.T HT It LI IT.
11 II M
J)TJKKABD OIL 03MFA1SY.
J A I'lTAI j .-).oo(.
IOO. )( HliarvH-85 Par Vol no.
A limited number of Shtircs will bo noM by
OTdcr of tlio Company at $1 (M) per share.
The following extrarted from the Phllailelphln
Otilrei" of Spi. tnlM T 17. prior lo the ort,'ai.izatl ii of
tl e I)1'SK AHIt Oil, t!MPASY:-
On almost a'l the ntn unn In ".r-on County tho lar.fli
bave a'ready beon leaded with a view ta cxplm'.ion for
coal oil; and on one, partlcul.tr y, the Lunkrd"i, the de
vrlOriDi' iits liave bci'D of tin- mot enconratiiK cli.imcter.
Tleetlltoror fie Wuyi)'-Iiirg Ca ) 'Meaoiuer,' In re
frrrlii to the n'lb'-ct, nf.er a cartful person! ln-.ecMon
of tbe reK'O" a"'' tii-j oprtttl"ns that .ire now tuklntf plaoo
tbre, any"!:
Wo ar- honestly of opinion that whn capital und en-
terpilie elwll bave tovHop-d th l.in.ln atrntR tho croers,
that lofiility will be fo und f coiap ire, In thoevt'-nt ol l'-
Oil .production, tie the Vtnanvo dlstrh't, while In fie
pnnty. irralty, and value of the oil, it li aoKnowledKd t
be IndetlnRrly tsup'-Tlnr. 0'ir convlc'touo on thU su'ijcf
are ba.ed upon a-:f ual knowledge und obfirrv.tt n of t th
rilnni,Hnd of the K0il0Kl'nl lornnitiona and itiriife Indi-
Calion.i We are Knulhed to le.irn that we arc not alone
iu these favorable miprcsglons and augiirie,
"'ScienttHi! men anil experienced and prnctlcul Oil opo
ratori concur In them, and ure Invciting liber.. ly of their
own meant, and dire, tins the attention of CApitalilMo
thcpromirh'S character of the lumR.ird eonntry. Already
tevi ral lart:e companies hive bu.cit orfe'-inlied In ritturif
and tte tatt, whiol, will Hon cntuienoe oporatlom oa an
extensive scale. In the meantime, Indivi.lm.l enery an l
local enterprise ftre dolut; in ich tu develop that favored
locality. Now d rrl' ki prtDt up every few d-iys, and tho
procei of linking w lit nut, nn in many lu-itancci without
Interruption, uinht or day.' '
IlookR open for alo of STOCK at tho Counting
House of
A. H. rEAUOKCUS & CO.,
No. 513 MARKKT Street.
, 11. Fit VSL'IW JI
ii-uj Prenideiit.
WILLIAM B 1I00I, Sec.
PETROI.EI M COMfASY.
Capital, $4O0l00O-Par, $5 Per Share.
suDsciarTioN riaci:, 2 50 rt.it shark,
FOR rUlX PAID STOCK AND KO FUUT1IER
ASSKSldEN ro,
Tbe property of thi Compftoj consists of tho following
valuabie
Terrltoty, extensive leasehold., PKODUCIO WELI.S,
WtllH Roing down and nearly llulihed :
Nr 1. About !V(f!fty) Acremin Cherrv Tree Kun In FEK
SlalFI K, boif a')le Und uttlc eiit tOHink HMY N tlXS.
1 hut Territory ih npponite the l)i.lfll I't trolemn Company
(HnjeH1 rami) ou oiH'reek, bounded in part by the ceio
bratid HtoryFjrm, Ac. Ac.
No a. L ae perpetual (i'O yenrt) on Wash. MeCKnto.k
Oil reek a- rcd, ull Hat, very valuable, Jtowlutf and
piinip nf welifi alt around.
u. H. 'Wild Cat" H.wtngW"y, abont 'W barMi per
dny, on Wntth. Mcf 'lintork Farm. The Company owns
thiMV liOLJ;: wurking interest iu tula well, engine, tanks,
tic. Ac. 1,
So 4 . "California Well, No . 1 .' on 0(1 Creek, down !
feci, all ready to reiube. Tim well has llowed l'Al barrel
P,Nori.C'alifvrnia Well , No 2,"en Oil Creek.down nearly
iOo l.'.t.
!-o. (i. I.eiiHO perpetual (W years) on acies Oilfreek,
all n.tt. ivHifiKittiK tho lve wcIIh, with lltieoii-horo
envlne. tanka, dirib ks, engine houscn, Ao.
-N. 7. l.eae perpetiiiil fiO venrnjon 2i arroOHCrek,
all fa, and hi on ncil don leet, one qnartor in teres t
(HorkinK' in title weil and b'ana.
TUOUHAM MlAltLH ItF.SKUVED FOIt WOKK
IMi 'API I'AL.
Itt nt ftr oifiniNAL subscription are now open at oar
oil e tor a tew davi only; whi-n cloned, the ntock to bo
pitict-d on tbe rtnu'ar Bonton and l'hlulelpi,U HtiM-k
itoarda aa a how a una divintnd-i ayln oil r-.ii unu
CoyfAhv, when it is expceu'd the nharee will largely
advutx e. All Imthar htfotni mon. with proepeeiusei, ca-i
be obiaint'd id hi underlie m d. The smtill vtpital of thni
Company, with tbe actual larve Jnterctu, must, make it a
laTorite ae a eeunre luvcttuient.
H. 9. LEKCIT,
Ko. 14 FaT'inliM UullJ WALVrT. below I IHKO,
l'blladlphia Aa, n :y.
I.KONAKI) MASI-KV,
No.-M RKAVRH Stiut, Mew York As'mcy.
Hl'LNCfcH, VILA A 0 Hankere.
11-16 Hu ton Aiteney.
DliTROLiEUM
OIL STOCKS
THE UNDEHS1GNED
HAS FOK BALE, anA win pay particular attentlou to tho
purchase of all the dei. r,ble and regular dividend pA log
PETROLEUM STOCKS,
Such as Ui NOHI.E AND 1.KL4M4TKH, II..KIX,
llrKLIIKriy, McCI.lNIOOKVILI.E, of I'hllaJ.lplila, anil
(il'.HMASU, III..I10AH;, till! KMl'KEItllOCKER, of
cw V..rk.
JOHN l'ONDlll,
Ko. 33 PINE 8TIIEET, Koom .
10 Ira
Kw Vtrk.
JAUl'JIIlN AIVIJ COtiUItAOO
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
C1UBTEMF.D BY SlirE OK PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL STOCK, 1,000,000
800,000 fiharea Par Value, 3.
rrcsldojit-JOHN 1$. ANDEltSON
Oireotora).
Thomas A. Roott,
N. 11. Kncais,
James R. Mairea,
T. 0. M. Iiow.ll, UarrUburK.
Julia W. Hall, tfo
John Hratly, do
W. W.W lie, Lancaster.
VMlUam u. Hnute, Colorado.
William 8. FrcsDisn,
Buborl r. King,
J(4jDM. Kll( y,
Cliarles lie Hllrer,
SOUTIIWOIVTII,
Becrttar aud Treasurer.
OITIOE. No. 423 WALNUT BTBEET,
BOOM Ho. 9.
AuthcntlcaUd specimens bare boen procurerl from soms
of tlie Company's lodes, and have been assayed by Pro
fessors Booth and Garrett with the most raUf) U.K results.
tV srriptlon list, an now open nt the Office of tl.e Com
pany, and at th. Treasurer's Otrice (Internal Berenut),
Mo. tin CIlbetlUT Street, farmers' aud Machauloa' Bank
building . To original subscribers SU'W per soar. Iur
limited number ol shares.
Circulars, paiafthlete, or Information can be obtained at
the office of Uie Company, after the 17tb last. 11 U-tra
Mn nnn CAIf be made on a patkvt
MIMAi Mlleliie, which oulywaula adverll.lng
well, as It la arkli(,wlmlBod by all who uae It lo h. universal
Ml It. ruree.and the aaost potent ever mad.. A Hirja
who has caullal can loin ilia atlvatilsiv. or th. aaj
all liiformaliou will D iiuiiarUd lor a nou.li.al auua.ao U.t
l.'.lHi eaa b. reallavd. Addiees "Medlciua, ' this
uioa. Hi-
,Mi 1 hi. Us
ui, f Tt': Iil:.
1 - K M II-
1' 1 I 1 .,ent ,
t. II J Im-
XVlillK VlltUIN WAX UK AV
.. oa
If
ik. n'-.i i-ik. p .... :.i'-r,, i.ie ir..e.r.. , vi,,n iiisnrr
i.Iiii.i nil- Yihue ms. .B.',..,.?imnnl.a vm.ll-
l""'r'" '!. H oll.ir.;.,alh,
an.) nai i'i"" l ll" WM..r , .,....
J"PP"t 0'"" , ,p ,M.i .... 1 .I....M.-..,'.a1
a' e. nrrx. a. . I a-Mf . I'i
mi. mi l i'.n'. ttuvr
l hn. 1 ii x.sl.v (Mil -ilr-
Mint.
1 Nn.si s. Ki.iirrii
10 H Jin
I'iMI.AnKl.l'ilIA Sfif.iwrirr
HIMIAUK I H H 1 1 I I I 1.1 -0. I. neris
.' .1 nii 1 ...... V-.VM. i.iirtnrva
' rrnT.it 'nil f. IlKHKi'l 'r-,nl'iTTi ra'ent
.i.K I'ni.rre Iiimit. Ml.rri.if Km. lie Belt.,
K, no '"1 c; i,,t. Mui,..r,riers. Wlioi'li'er llra?Pi, lesMn-s.r-i
n . ril'i ' ' . e
l ail.n ettcmlMl lit Mia tl.r. KVr KV IT sbv'.'I.
', K L l K,
BKAI.TY.
IliiALXH, AND
If 10 f vl B Tml.InK p. i
I' to In. I.I .-in sth.;
I i - l-e 1 1 oiiil- ! . v , i ,
lading. riUi: 111 an h Mi.'-Ha ttt f
1' have a host of 'i land.
II Tit . jl r u. ,ii,i 'o a.n i , . ;
If with 1'h.l.orn "'..I ir, ;
ll a uotrb.e stone whm dead VVR4Lal
ll to live thrrra.r.' and i.-n, ,
Wts'.lriK ,!' as l.i . .. ...tn;
ll lo II a Imp III p.-Kco ;
If lo die and ko to ymfe -flKatTnl
If ?ro wl.h a nr. of f irnKMres j
U tou value ihii. w.-r'd .r..v.ores.
If every tolnA.it . '.I wool. I vej
Take ut au.tc.., nad wh ali ff'.
Then. Iia. Hi? Hv..i'h, W. r.l'h. and fieaniy,
Tou 11 be prppar. .1 for evc.y duty.
P.v ri.rrr.il p.rnsal of Ir. WII i.lA'l Vnfw.l'Sl ww
Pr..V, HIK MKKl A1K 111 U.K. wbi. h .lioipll he read
by srrn nr. fo.il by I'.ooi, m-ili-r. ar-norallv, and at th.
io . lor s oft..., ... 1 bl auii. BlKK...r1 pro. i.
c. nl. If
A
l'A It l) XO 1I1K LAIUKH.
IK. PI 1'OM'fj B nOl.UKN PI1.I.S Kf.rt I EMAI.P.S,
L.Tnltlhl" In rorreotlnv, rpiilinnii, and rr-innvins; aU
S'tlruttloiu ir.'.ii wh.uov, r caopn.and aiwaje
sucl'.si.jI a. a pr. vcnii.v,
Tli.r- Pill, at" iioiliind npw. and iiavp hr-n aspd hy fha
I),.r'tor for many years, both In r imioe and Aimirua, with
iipara).fh d n ' s lit c.urtav; and litis urirad hf
many tlioo.ai.d ludirs . ho ha. . LS.'d them, 1. av.kc Q.
I'nN iini.llc for the allot.iilon of ttioie suifcri.-.; fTrira
any lrr.!i.larlilrs whaiovr-r, a well asm provnt an In
ert.. nf family wh. ro li.'Alt'. will nt pfrnilt It. Females
P' oiinrlv sitiifelrd, ortl.o.e ttiioo.oK lliriiiclvea so, ar.
cannoned aKinnit iiittiv IhPMt; plu. wiiiu In tloit rondi'tors,
a. I he propilelor assume, no rospon.iblllt v aft'T the alKiv.
a.lmoiiliinu, altliotiuh their riill.l'H.s. would prevent any
no. lil. l in IipmHIi, otiiorivl.e too Tills ar.t ruco.nm.bded.
t nil and explicit d're.'tions ;o c. .iipun InK .i-h b.x.
I'rlce f I, or .tx boxr s f ir Sold wholesale and retaB
b) the fnilowlna l.n.aRl.r :
Mii.it. w into AVo,, No. vl N. Kourth street.
U'llvhl A Ml.lllall. So II:. M srai t SI . v. l
A M ar1-hall, corner of Thli terntn au.i M.irl.flt streets.
ellilrr A inlth, corner o second aiol (Ireeii stret-U.
I.vult .V I'O , o. Wl N. Hci ond street.
.lolol.oti. llolloway A Cowden, and
S. t.'. 1 1. liiroiir. am, Ion.
At retail l.j all .Irusaiiis.
Ladles, br sending
OSK DOLLAR
To either .11 enf, can ti-iv" tnr-
I'll I H SI' hT rtlNFTHKNTTAT.LV,
Mr mall, to any part of tbo city or couutry, flee af
postase.
R 11 IIOWB,
0-52m To. ?IS W.TnillTY 81XTII Htroet.H.T.
AMAKITAN'fi CURB.
BaMAHITAN 8 CI'ltK.
I A M AH t I A N'.H ( I UK.
HAWAK1TAN S ft HE.
HAMAHITAN H Ct Hp'.
HAMAIlllAN'H It'll K.
PAIIAKir.tN'M Critsj.
P. A M A It I AI ( uttK.
HAM KirAN rl I t HU.
IIAMAU1 1'AN a C:t 1: K.
The enly inre and sale remedy ror .lonorrhr, Olret,
Birlcture, Jse. Cures lu all cases In from tno to ski
dnys.
rrioe Male or Female sent hv mall.
li. Ol T Co., Sole Agents.
MA FIT A W 8 CCRE.
P AM A iil r A N H ft UK.
HAMAKHAS r'UM'..
nMAIin AN I'I'tti:.
AM A 11 IT. K 8 I'I UK.
H. MAIlirAlI CI'ltK.
rlAMAIII 1 1 S M CI I It 15.
NIIKITO'S CI UK.
HAMAIill'AN H I VHK.
ft A M A Ml l'A N H CIUK.
THE f.ltrAT MI'K. IH.: Kilt hKi'KKT MSEASim
."-nuiial Weasne-s, llonorrlo. a. lileec, A,c.
Pseh boa eoniain jd l'uls,and wnl cure in from two
six da a. Price fi.
It Is also certain to restore tone and power to thosewha
are rf bilttuttd by ex. ess or any other cause, and ri,
r..tore all lo full rlKr f youth, when the 1'itis are-j.a
without tli. injection. In theao canceo Pill thre. tun.
a duy.
(tltnt by mailj
C. ritlCE UONE. Proprietor,
11 ix vw. Post tiiiiea.
Bole Agents, l)YO TT A CO..
No.2 l'l N. be.C0.NU Street.
Be tnre and a oi
BAMAKITAK'S CCBB.
HAMAKITAK'ri CCHK.
SAMAHITAN S CI'ltK.
HAMAKlTAN'tl CHUB.
fAMAUITAN H ll KM.
HAMAKI'I AN'H ( I Hi:.
BaMAUITaN rl Ct'hE.
SAMAKITAB H ( I HE.
SAMAIll I AN 8 CL'KK.
BAM vltlTAK 8 COIiE.
RYIIUP 1TC Rll'.lltl). BI Kt'l' TR HICORT).
KYltl P UK IIICOUI). PVKI P I)K lUO'llli.
KYUI'P UK ItlCOKI). t.VHl'1- HE KICOIlll.
Kiltl'P HE IIKM.IIT). BYIC'P lE KKMIIUI.
8VUI P UK hlCCKIl. BYlll'P 1K llUlllfT).
8YKIP llE HI ".III). HYHl'l' UE HI(.'Olll
HYItL'P DB HK'OIII..
Hi Kill' I'K Itl' OKI).
KYItlTP 1 .11 lllt'.iltll.
PYlttiP UK Itll'.lllll.
hYltt P UK ItiClilII..
PYItlT TF. TlIC.lll 11. HYKt'P FIE RlfOB!)..
KYUI'P Dti KII'OKII. HYItl P UK HU'OHP.
HYHCP IiC ItlCnitll. BYlll'P UK KltlUll.
BYlll'P UK atUUHl). hi 111 P l.S UICUKU.
A certain cure for aU forms of Venereal Ulseases Used
In the Kutnjiean llonpitalt, and the armies throughout
Europe and America.
This preparation ha na eqnal as an .ra.lieator of this
form of disease, at.d slreuii'heiis tlie consul imon ircnerally.
llwiuoureal! Bores, Bpo.s. 1'liiiidea, Tell, rs, or any
erupilous, uo matter Ironi what cauue or how bug itand
lnr. Price fi per bottle.
C. PHICa HOSE, Proprietor. ,
BMe Averts. UYO'IT s CO.
Bole Avren.s, 1(Y()TT C (").
Bole Aents, KYOTT It CO.
. So. 23 tt, bK. 'ONI) HI n et.
Rent to any address. aiMl-tuiti sia
J. K. lt)SE'8 GOI.DKN PILLS.
f CP to this rerl -d females nave been humbuiKPj by
Pc-sBrwe, Atidoinlnal Hupiautirs, Ac, for th. cur. of
railing 01 ih. Wotub aad several deol.lly, which weans
csncLly proe palllutlvj, if not limn loo., fcouoof Ur.
Hose's paiieuis have reen usti g suen absurdities They
rely 111 his Co) den I Ills, and thersby nh aln aperient
cure by Ui. use of oaly a few boxea. 1'or tliasasvnnv-
Dialnt. One DO! is WOrtll a blind d AlMomlnatNnoinri.r.
Price, 6(1 cents per box bole Ab',nis, 111 O l "f A CO. Mo.' f
Ut. BEcOalfill ueet.
10 l-tutha3itt
TH! SAMARITAN'S
CAM IIP, KK1 IK1) Okl
CURE
hEH 1 All.B TO OI'KEI
UOtH MIT i. ALSEAT1C1
IH NPKEIIY IV ACTION!
r0 Cl!Jt)E OP I.IKT llk:yl M1KI1I
DOES NOriNlKUlKRE Willi lll'NIMKHS PI'RRl'I'rB t
CAM UK CNK11 W1TUOIT 1I. I ECHO I ,
Pil'-c Male.r Kemalo.
eltnt by xuau to any audreai.
C. PR TCI? ROSB,
... . BiKiiiPostOrnca.
Role Aeente, UVOI T ci...
lo-l liiiU.iiu Wo. 3S2 K. BECOXU Street.
SHIPPING.
IOR NEW YORK.
fll'TSlIlK I.1SII'..
COASlWIr'K SI KAMSIIIP COMPANrS
MOW rKr.ll.IIT l.l.Mi
HIK NEW YOIIK.
and roniirctliiK for all Nortl.oiu and Eastern cities anA
Is. Orl-aiis. sallliw every
TLESUAV.
TIllliSUAY,
ANI RATrKDAY,
troui tl.e Coinpnnv'i wharf, Br. 1 ainvo u.iee street, an"
Newlork, 110111 Pier 11, Jfoilli Hiver, ou same days, at
Kor 11. Ifht, which will be received dull v, handled In tht
nw.i ca't-nil inaiiiier, ai d deilverod wlib tli. greatest des
i..teh, ai lair r.ttes, apriv 10
WILLIAM J. TAYLOlt A 00,,
11-10 ,'lm Ko. 0 Mnr'ii Wharves.
STEAM WEEKLY" TO LIVER.
Ali'-alt. pool, loni'lilng at Cjiicei,Mown, Cork llarboii
- 1 :r . il-known sleainers of the Liverpool, New York
and Philadelphia Steamship Couipauy ara lnteDdod U
sail as follow a .
CI IY UK LALTIMOItE, Saturday. Novomnnr 10.
CITY OK I.ONI.ON.rlaturday, November!.
E IN A, naturday. Ih.eember a.
And .very succeeding baturday, at &ooa, front 1 ive No
U Norih ltlver.
HATK8 (llf PA8SAOE PAYABLE IN CUKIIEKCY.
Plot Cabin Vlil OO Slswrav. goo d 2
l lrst Cabin to London 1 741 1.0 htaeraye to London... 6H'V
First Cabin to I'ana.. lis. 00 Btccraxc to Paris SO'O. I
Fli.I CuOm to llambr tilho ml Bio. r, k. Ui aliimliurs. 71. m I
Pahseuaer. al.o forwarded to llavre. Hreuusu, Kotn
tcrdam, Antwerp, Ac, at tMiuatly low rates. j ,
Karea from LlveriHKil or Oueensu.wn : First Cabin' ,J
Vl'iu, SI7.I, tvjlll. Btowrage from Liverpool and tjuuets
town,. 70. Those who w iah to sud for tuttlr fricuds cA
liuv tlekeia .tare at uiese ral... 1
i or luiU.eruiioimatk.uapi.lv at th. Company's oflca!
d.tlt u. l.Al.rj, ARent, .
Ko. Ill WALM 1 Biievt, I'lu.aJilphia.
cKF. BOSTON AND rillLADELPIII
JElXasZ Bteamslilo Line, sailing from eaob port 01J
b.i 1 L Ul'AYB, iron fli.t whan above PINE Ktroel.philal
delphia. and Ixing Wharf, Huston. Prom first vua ff
above 1'INK Blreet.on haluidarov ember '.i. ItnA. I
Tt.et.uii..l NUKklAN will tail fioiii PhlUdelihia 0 I
Ssturdav, hovciiiijer Hi;, at lu o'elock A. At., aud steam..
bAXUN Is withdraw n for the present. . I
TheM new and substantial tteamshlp, form s itgnV I
line, sailing from each purl punctually on Raturdary. a)
Insurance, elleel.d at one liail Uu premium auargsd at
gale vc.sels. ,
I reUhls take at fair rates. ,'
Shippers ere requested to send Blip Receipts and all
Xiadiiis with their Hood.. '
Kor r i.iaht or Pas.ag. (nating fln. aoeommniTatl.nsi 1
apply to henby wiNBuR a xi.,
jai-tf Ko.oa.utiWAk Ar.uua.
J&t, FOR LIVERP000L,
TUESDA
hmmsV Koven.ber 1...
TTTTlilllab ship PtllLATiKLPHI A. Captain 0. T. Po
I'I salt for the abo e port oa the loth November.
Btciiuc ik In currency.
B age TttOALAS RICTTABUROTf CO..
10-W o. 101 WALNUT Street.
V.1 1 bk
fiH (iV'(ill-
ll M.I. s I t V I'
ll ' . 1 .-ot . -r ti e i '
FOR NEW YORK. DESPATJC ' '.iutug
XLnd Rwtftsur Unes, Tla Delaware 4
Ituiiuu. i aual. I he ataamera of th.s. Hues ar. Wa ir
dally at U o cloek al., ud a OkK:k P. M ttoat Uuad I'
aiM.vaWalnutatr.et. M ".1
k or fleuilit. whleh win ha f H - A...
torms. apply to WIU4AM at. hjOMM A CV..JS0. Itii V
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