WH'NKSDAY, NOVKMBK.il J.I, J
A iii.kr aiji tiif i.n;i xr.ws.
X I'l.ltS.
Oi i,,ti, r A fo.v wrnla upon tlio iUi!v
nj wcik y i ipcnof I.Jinl'iii in.ijr not he iiuii
tcrf Milltf ; il'ill lir.it lip'Hi lliC "mi -j. 'tllll il IV'
ji.tirnai, you k:i'), wi.ic't im I.tiii'im 11 r i N
every d.iy tu hno.T wh it opinion ho tn.iy t..-. ,n.
T'icre iue ft w men i i Ki'tfl mil . irofi.;i't'iii 11
M to anythlnit until the 'ijn'vjf, 'h 'in
Warrant. A nl tlio Tnnn nprr'i.'iit'i Uo li'.'r"itt
Only the moneivil ami the r.t 'ri.i-; li Via
after all, people thins In a circle ln-ro. I it prin
cipal owmr of tlio Toms i a p 'rum n tnio-l tt'i.
ter ; the int. lin i-lii'T ut preiont ii .1 Mr. I ! nue,
whose coni.ccti mi with the " l'h hkI-tit" e x'-"kU
Over many yr ,r. Mr. P'-cnt i .i'.s i :in I'UtMr.
He la the autli r of von. a loil.. ti,m s.nii-li-Buvrian
u1vt.11.loa7, hi-t, ry, auj litortur , i ,1 is
urpO'Cd to lie a t rit r of wi.iu: ui tho . ; i,.-, 11;
leadi-r npti 'l.c Yii!il..'r9. Tuo li!':nry editor m ,
8 .rjlU':l I.tlt'lL, Who i till I t'.' ril:',ir of il'i.-e I
Her A. I.u.-... nil . i ill il I'liIIiiii, who, yci'i
rtiiiciiitu r, utt the vticrnv of l im "r.tv, ..'..1 ,
tlio o m ttlril t1 u thiti-dkiniie I sit;nt iiv lih
rans'.M- criii. ismi, t) tit the iiii'.lmr ot -ti-1
retorted, i.D I w ia IuuIk d a: hy tiir pub i, I n h
ia Tery nMn anil a very p ir::nl crilii' ; ln ir.u i.'s
are colli ct.il into ,i volume ciury vent, a.nl puii- '
li'hrd tiy tl.c l.nni(ii.a: ii.
Mr. Diivid-ou i the 'inift' ilramvli'critic, II
Il brt know n n-i tli hiM'niii 1 ol Ar.iltelU 'i.nl
ilertl, the pif.nl-,", w nom lie pr ii d mt tarn , mtj
who married him out of fir ititinle. hvi-iituiilly
pirn de piH'.d ai.d dcs. r cd linn j but u it Mill .
i hivilroua i nnuh to vr t'i favor;v'i!y of her per- '
forinancea. Diiviilaon it thought to ho very cor- ,
rupt; anil Mr. .Si.i.a Kfcves the liill.iiliHt,'s,"iiis
hi:u Biiprrl) preinti often, whu-h I'- would he !
erronom to Infer huve anvtlnni; to d i with Mr,
Nra Keevft' urri-.se, and ilm Timet' criMnHiin. I
Although, if any a torn enmo to this sideot the '
"pond," let them wrlta to Mr. IUvld-oii upon tho '
liH' k ot a bank bill. John Okt nford, the ilr.i- i
realist, also writt notices ol theatres oec is mnily
fi r the Twin, lie lia tnntlu ed ixtnniuly
and produced ome Bhuhhv pieces of his own.
Ntmy of the Timet' lender' are writ en ly I'd
n erMcoirtii im mix rs of I'.trliHinent. I'he pap.'r
payi fpltndid prices, and ha- the hct ttiicnt
opon ita colnniun. (il. Intone, (ho tirft st.itcs.n in
in England, frequently i ontritmU'9 h a liti urti
cle. I'he cireuhitiou'of the I'hiw is uimut for'y
thousand copies; and when people state thit it
hi the firm cireul Uion in Knglund, they must
be fnppo cd to know nothing about it. The H.nli
TtUgrapi, v. I'll n circul.ition of otic hundred anil
twinty thoUhMid daily, leads every newspiper in
the word. Ii atlls for one penny j the Y imi j tor
three-pence. Advertiscmenta in the Times c ut
from a ahillliiB to three shillings and atx-penc.e a
line. The longer the advertinemen' the more ex
pensive per lino. Tho VYme.i will not sp til its
typographical nppearai.ee bylnHertin lonad
vertitiemcntx, except at a prodigioui remunera
tion. Tho Tihus estjibli.-bniftit does not ui'iit
copies to uliMiilliers. fmilh fit Sou, tlie great news
agents of the T'nited Kingdoin, buy the papers
and receive subscribers ; they take upwards of
twenty thousand papers dnily, Sometimes, to
frighUn the Telegraph, tlio 'Timet comes out with
double suppletU' nis, twcuty-lour pa;es in all;
bnt an 0niuou exists bete tliat the M if.'t)l of jicir
EalK muHt soon reduce Its price, or tlio a slow
death; tho penny jmpera arc tiduling while the
"Thunderer" Is burning. Threepence, I may
ay Incldi ntnlly, for tho bentht of ttiosu who aro
Dot as good arithmeticians a-. iu .-c 1 1 , is six couch,
and the Ttmes curit thiity-six cents a week, or
nearly nineteen dollars a year; where is, the Slur,
the Xttmdartl, etc., co.U but sixpence Jier wcvk,
and are more uprightly. The Timet punlishes a
bedqnllt, or something as hi;; and heavy, thriee a
week, called the Evening Mail, and this sells for
sixpence. The other Might I went to see tho
limet' great Hoe presses working. You go oif
Ludgato Hill, through narrow, foul, crooked
alleys, and when you are so completely pu.r.led
as to bu in Mr. I'eggotty ' coudPiou of "g irme 1,"
you arrive in a paved area, as big as a l'hiladel
phia D ick-yard, surrounded on four sides by two
story Quakerish, smoked brick editiiies, that look
like a part ol 1'ompcii freshly disentombed. With
an order in your hand you proceed to the p!a"o of
operation, and watch in solemn awo the eight
cylinders that are toned d)wn to an English idea
of "propriety," and the pressmen, who drink pots
ef beer with the gravity of hib priests. Touch
nothing. Kav nothing. Ask nothing. This is
the Timm ! Tremble I This is the Hritiah Lion!
Are you silly enough to believe that ttcatn is the
motive-power here? l'shaw! this Is the lion
power, and the royal bea-t is pacing a tread-mil
below. There lire hut three powers in England
the Crown, Lord l'.ilmerston, and tho Tims. I
think I may add the London General O nniliu
Company. Too latter conquered (jourge franc!
Truin,who is thought here to be the moxt prudent
statt sman of America tide his speeches.
Apropos of Mr. Train, 1 come to his whilom
friend, (Icorge Augustus SaU, the editor of tho
Vat y Teltgrwih. Sal t in-ed to contriuuto one
leading article dully for the T ltgrujm, for which
he received three guineas per ill in. lie was also
the editor of Temple liar, and will write for any
thing that pays. Ho was tho boon-companion of
Train drank Ms chumpaigue, pulled his tram
way, borrowed bis mnmy; and when Train lost
his prestige he loi-t Sala. The latter was his most
virulent enemy, and his newspaper attacks upun
the future i're-ldent of the United Stales
and Warwick of the lr t-h throne were the
n.oflt contemptible things that journalism bus
known. Bala has reputation here; but lie is
(imply a wordy, mercenary pretender, coarse
in bis manners and corrupt in his ta-tes. He
made his first success in tlmuemkl Wards
by an imitation of Dickens; be wrote a series of
papers also imitating Ibackeray, on Hogarth, in
the Cortihill, and is now publishing flimsy sketches
In JVmpe r. l'ercy H. Su John ("Singi n") is
also an tditorof the Telegraph. Tho paper is
wned by Mr. Levy, a Hcbre of Fleet street. It
ia in the Liberal interest, like the Timet, aud is
equally Inimical to tho Federal cause. The lead
ing Tory papers here are the era'riaud Stund ird,
owned by the same linu. The firmer has a cir
culatiou of 40ou copies or less, and Bulls for four
peace, the latter has Huikhi, aud sells for a
renny. Tho Standard, whic1! redeemed itself
y the bah-foolish, ba f-liendish lutlers of "M in
battao," from Ameiica, whom l'wuk calls Man
Satan, now publishes n nnby-p unby letters
from two American corresjioudents, one a
' I'hilailelp) ian, and one a ew Yorker, and
both English. It pnys fifty shillings In specie
I for each letter. The hid,z. the new Souihera
r t .... r J . 1 1 ... ....I
paper, uui iiio n tuie n uiei 11.1111 tuiu .ji nin
Cut. The Munung Slur (called JjIiu ltright's
papr) is tho leadin Hadical un.l iiro Fcdural
organ. It has stood with America through dis
aster and victory. It is sold largely in M inchos
ter aud lin ni unburn, und bis a circulation
(morning ai d evening) of twenty thouoand
e.ip cs. The 'ni.'y Sens, our other friend, is
aadly off, with a circulation of perlciis tive thou
sand. It sells for threepence. The W is tho
Miniskri 1 organ, and the favor-to clubhouse
paper. Its policy Is always tout of the Govern
ment, and the Time takes its tone from the 'utr.
It sells for foitrpsnce, and Is edited by a Mr.
lioothwick. Thii Mumiitg Adiertiner, BUpportoi
by publicans (i. ., the London Liquor League),
bas a large circulation, perhaps twenty thousand.
1 do lilooe ia u uvc-peuuy pupor, ui no euase
qume, thounh the Timet bcl ruuds it, aud copies
i s leaders, 'l ho.-et.uino lea lei s remind me of a
sepulchre talking iini pontics. K;chHrd Max
tor's termons were uover so eiilreiiing. There
re some suburban puptrs of fair circulation, of
which you never henr iu America, as the i'lerk
tnvtll .Viu, of Norlh London, which scIIb for a
balf-pinuy, aud has a salo of eighteen thousand
copies.
1 The first of tho news weeklies ia Lloyd's Penny
Taper, circulating half a million, and issuing
tbree editions, on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
respectively. It is ediuid by lllanch ud Jerrold,
son of the late Douglas Jerrold, and the paper
bas been intensely aud dovotcdly iu favor of the
Union caic-e. Its inilueuce with the laboring
noor is verv irreat. and the majority of the work-
Jk logmen's organs are also in our favor. It Is a
paper or sixty columns. i.loyu is immensely
wealthy. His establishment covers four acres of
grouud. Ho recent y gave three thousand pounds
to the Lancashire Distress Fund nearly equal
to Lord Derby's subscription. Tho Wiekly
Time) (not the Daily), tho Weekly Reynold V, and
the News of the World (not the Iduttrated),
circulato respectively over two hundred thou
sand, one hundred thousand, and one hundred
and fiftv thousand. Heynolds bas three publiea-
"2 lions, ail of them profitable. Ha is the author QJ"
f- m aeries of trashy stories. Hla income is rated at
if 14,0o0, or 570,000 per annum. Heynolds appro-
I priutel the New York Mercury stories, whleb are
il very popular here. A magazine of Cobb and Robin-
'2 aon liuraiuro, called the American Scrap Hank,
. is also pullisbed In London, and Is Immensely
(tuecessful. Bo with Beadle's Dime Soiels. It La
Unanimously admitted that we are the greatest
people in the world for telling long, Intricate, and
1 1 lmpotisible "yarns."
k I 1 ... i ,. 1 . ... - , r- Var.. Vi-n f,A firat tt
Aula icmji mi. av.w -rj" " I w "
the Enrli.h noveleOe writers, and the architect
of lb London Journal, The Loudon Journal if
the first of the cheap sensation papers, circulating
upwards of three hundred thousand copies
Mklyt John Uilliert condescends to illustrate
il, and Mr. Fierce Egan is its story-writer. 1 will
11 Mr. fierce Egan In any sum against aoy man
i the world for story-telling. He lives in a quiet
way up in Highbury, and bis house Is of un
pretending brkkt but in that house abide
fiends, beroos, noble maidens, and tierce rob
few, vbo "ally oit( cues week W plead
THE
the ean'o of the 1 n.lort ,r,
their n pe.cii ce hi M-. l'i r .
dri't -!li'.' I'own rhl ineys, (
sin nut i g i h. in -c. ey ;ti r. au i ii
the iiti favorite mi!iol i, n
1 1. o u t ii secret p.ini's iVlpi i-n
lie is 'i d to h.ive m.ir.. i ... , r.
ens. V Im n I 'fi iii:.t to give
rrsi.tlcnal pnbl ef, I i,.;
1 hi ir t .in e is ii:.,ro th.i'i kiiio i.
I. 1 hey make
m's stories, by
' up trups. Iu
holes, iibhoui.'h
it of appoariag
bio eham'ifrs.
a in Mr. Dick,
i a l'st of tho
rty incipacPv.
New on-s ap
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se. The dis
led hv the
nd the !,-
'ilcst, tiu 1 on, i
'1, is an A'ncn
ners in ativ of
i 'ted K itiT'l'im.
the tri-weekiy
ol uly, si'i'iv,
I'nileil Kin:-
from l.otiitori.
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pi ar il ii y. li,.,r ;(,., ,, ;, .
lest I 1 lorle ar, and h.i-teit't '
ti'etnelv Scti.i.iy pre. i
A ' ' l.-irn I l.'.o Ml' l-iivil! Ii i
'. ', i 1 me M. The la r :s Mi, :
of 1 S I l'tois, Mr. I (,iy ! liC'H i-
c.'ti. 1 I t re Hrc no Suh.lnv ii. u -.
'lie oMi. r en at epie. of Hie I' ,
1 lie i .iniiu pm.er in Kd iiilmi g a i
Ne.,.'..'.((l t I ."i U(. I. Ttiere ar- I !
led mot li.'v i ii ili ii ions ir t'i
'I' in. hi --ha f o'' which -til hi i'i
T' c rori' p ipers I. 1 1 vi! w
(l.tl.i (0 c, kh , ., m.x e i-- .
tlie S,-trf.e,i l.,h p-il.j she, I .".'(i.l
n il i t t!i rcc. tit' f! -h'. T'ii
p-.ilili- if, hrr,. v. til,-!i Ii iv. , i ,
"Mr (!-h wttu,.! s" s.-veu ri
the i x 1 1 1 1 n v ono ci- ..-ui ,t. a .' I i.o
"I r.ict.itv of Ton ton " ennui rat
ai d a t-ji k ot v.V'.l p.v'.
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4-o.ii rrmil tilt .il. 'i Con rt .
ill I.I N 1. Mil I. LA, 11 1. II ll'sl:.l, A','1 1,-11
I lltl.i'KI N.
A Madrid le'tcr la the Jn I .n ln,iy V.,,-,
givts this gossippiug actjunt of the ro;al
family :
"Yestrrilnv (October 10) was th" Queen's birth
liv, wi en her M.S'. (.'a'.uo'ic M i -sy. I.a'iell.t
Segiindn, ci,tered upon her th irty-litih ve ir.
1'li-re w is ii grand rt vicv in the it'.o'i ning, lf thi
troi-ps cnmpi sing the garri-oti of M utrul, con-i-t
tirt tilnt-t-en hiti.ilions of infantry un.l
twenty n ginn nts of eavairy and anuh ry, with
scMtity-two puces id cannon, a goodly force
irinich, though by no moans umioriiiiv to be
relied ut on. After being rev ewou in the I'm lo,
ti e true) s inarched through, the city and deiilcil
hi fore tlie umenand King at the pa'aeo.
" I ponthc whole it was a tine military display.
It was succeeded by a roval re-ep:ion, w'uen was
btillianlly aiteudid, aui ,,, occupied th
enure afterucon. For the benefit of the ladies, il
may he mentioned tint the Quecii herself was
a rayed in a rose-colored ro'ic, covered with
choice lace, and hc-p ingicd w tli an immense
multitude of diamonds. Tim Infanta Iloniu
Isabella was In plain white. The King wore the
uniform of i apt iin-geneml of th kimtdom, and
the little I'rince ot the Anurias t.iut ol a seijjeaut
of the guard.
" Ihe Queen of Spain Is now a large, portly
woman, pi rhaps somewhat older in apoearance
than her yenrs allow. She no louxer can be said
to answer to tho description given of her thirty
years ago, iu ouc of the popular songs of the War
of tin SucctMuon, w Inch deseriti -ii the contending
competitor tor tlio throne ol Spam :
'lien l',u!oi Ii A tiosrv ct ..rl,
l cruel h-arl a i,l e-1 1.
)tut l.ativ. s a l.ivi'l i.irl
III only six years olj.1
"Hut tho Queen of Spain, though no longer
'a lovely girl,' is still by no means unattractive.
'1 he photographs and portraits which aro shown
In shop windows by no means do her justice, riho
bas about her a great deal mom sparkle, vivacity,
and good humor than her photographs allow ;
iiiditil, her diHtingiii-hed characteristic is said to
be genuine good temper, or, as it has been ex
pressed to me, 'henrtinesH,' which gaius her a
very large i-hare of the affection of those who aro
privih ired to appro mh her.
"The Queen is sai l to be a very atl'-cfionate
mother of her chiluren. She h is now four of
them three girls and a boy. i he eldest, tho
Iiitiiiit.i ala lia, approaches her 'birteeutli year,
having been born on the Jtllh of December, ls.'il ,
She is au interesting young lady, but is said to
I'Cur hi r-elt somewhat nn re haughtily than thorn)
about her entirely approve, 'the I'rince of tho
A-turias is the next child, and is not yet quito
eight, lie is an elegant but rutner delicate-looking
boy, who seems to be worn out with state
aud study. Tho poor little fellow is driven
through Madrid in a coach und sit, attended by
a guard of honor, almost every alter noon, to the
Ketiio ( a part of tho park reserved for the royal
family), where he takes pleasure in driving hitn-i-elf
about in a little go.it-chaite. Ho is gcuorally
accompanied by his sister, tho I ifni'a Isabella.
The other royal children, with their nurses, fol
low bim in another staio c.irrliiuo drawn by six
mules, and that is generally folio veil by another
similar equipage, full of ladies and gentlemen in
waiting, to that even the poor lit lo Prince's drivo
In his gcat-thulie ii made a matter of court
ceremony.
" It is amusing to see this procession of IMnccs
and Princesses going to the l'ra lo, followed by a
dreg conveying four stately scecimens of the
genus ' Jeami s,' in gold cocked hats aud Ver
million stockings, who convey from tho royal
stubles to Ihe It-tiro the pcrain'iulators iu which
the younger members ot the roal family aro
doomed to take their aiiings.
"It is observable that the Kin? and Queen
rarely accompany tho royal ctuldren. They
usually take their own separate drive, almost
always in company, but very rarely with any of
tlie royal family with them. Tlie King, Indeed,
Is said" to show very little attachment to any of
his wife's ollspring, though ut the same time ho
fully rccogni.es then), and is at the present
moment, il is s.iid, especially anxious toobtiin a
decree of the Cortes whereby he snail be appointed
regent in the event of the Queen's demise and the
succession of the I'rince of the Asturias to tho
throne. Whetherthis arrangement will bo carried
out or not, it is ditllcult to say at present. It is
not until next year that a seulctujut will become
urgent, and much will depend upon the course
ot events and the parties who att'.at titno may bo
in power.
Nrliiu.topol Ah It In.
Great ruins never ilio. The Tartar Arab and
the clheial's ilro-ky lull over tho plateau where
the ftcsh spritigiti;; vines rise tip amid a rudo
necropolis. Siatily fort still liown over the
ueep, calm fiord in which lie the bones of a nary,
ss if waiting Inr Its re-urrection ; and crumbling
quays, shaiterid toners, and broken shells of
horses mark the margin of waters on which once
floated the armaments of a giant aggressive
power. A few grev-coatid soldiers clamber over
tho heaps of broken ina-onry, and creep Iu
and out of the dilapiuated barracks and
fhol riven buildings. Listless, flat-capped, aud
booted citizens saunter tl.n ngh the city
of the past. A gioup of boats in the
centre of the harbor is cngaicil in endeavors to
raise to ihe surface tho hull of s ,tne rotted ship.
All semblance of power is depar ed. Encircling
this scene of desolation and violent decay,
rounded knoll, and deep ravine, and undulating
plain, all seamed und dented with grass-grown
earth-works, spicad from the sea to the great cleft
in the plateau through w hich rolls tho stream of
the Tcliernaya. Within that narrow front oneo
white with the tents of Western Towers, whore
the thunder of tlie eauuou never ceased day alter
(lay, and tho lighinitig of bait o Hashed from
cloud to cloud, and leaped from lull to hill, for
long, long mouths, the herdsuiau now peacefully
tends tlie flocks which browse quietly iu the
enriched ravines, and all that strikes the ear Is
the plover's whistle, mingled iiu the lowing of
the kliie. English puper.
Crocodile mid MiMikrya.
From Henri Morshot's travels in Indu-Cbioa,
we select the following paragraph :
"Crocodiles are moro numerous In the river at
ruknam-Vein than In that of Cbautabouii. I
continually -aw them throw themselves from tho
banks into the water; ami it h. s frequently h.ip
pined that careless lisucrs, or p-r-ons who have
iinprudtntly fallen asleep on the shore, have bo
come their prey, or havo aft r wards died of
wounds inflicted by them. Tins latter has hap
pened twice during my stuy here. It is umusing,
however lor one is interest! ! in observing tho
hahiie of animals all over the w orld to see tho
manner In which thi so creatures catch the apes,
which sometimes take a fancy to play with them.
Close to Ihe bank lies the crocodile, bis ho ly iu
the water, and only his capadous mouth above
the Burlaee, ready to seUe anything that may
come withiu reach.
"A troop of apes cutch sight of him, seem to
consult together, approaching little by little, and
commence their frolics, by turns actors and spec
tators. Ono of the most active or most Imprudent
jumps from branch to branch till within a respect
ful distance of tho crocodile, when, hanging by
one claw, and with the dexterity peculiar to those
animals, be advances aud retires, now giving his
enemy a blow with bis paw, at another time ouly
pretending to do so. The other apes, enjoying
the fun, evidently wish to tako a part in it; but
tho other branches being too high, they form a
sort of chain by laying bold of each other's paws,
and thus swing backwards and forwards, while
any of them who comes within reach of the croco
dile torments him to the beat of his ability.
"Sometimes tho terrible jaws suddenly close,
but not npon the audacious ape, who just escapes ;
then there are cries of exultation from the tor
mentors, who gambol about joyfully. Occasion
ally, however, the claw la entrapped, and the
victim dragged with the rapidity of lightning
beneath the water, when the whole troop diserse,
groaning and shrieking. The mUadveuture does
not, however, prevent their recommenclug ihe
game t few days afterwards."
A few weeks ago the annual service took
place for the repose of the tonl of Napoleon 111 i
mother, Queen llortense, who is burled In the
mall chapel of Knell, next to his grandmother,
Empress Josephine. The marble monuments be
bas had erected to tuelr memory are simple aud
vtry beautiful.
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Pnilor KuitM.
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Mi it -,
1 ) I ii i n ur-ii on in mhiim,
Ivltlin I'nrnlf ore,
l.lbinry end Otl'n't I ' 1 1 1 n i t n r
llouneholil 1 "ii ril I il re,
OF KVKUV M-.M KirriON',
Ent.fr la Sni' er
".! if if I'leei t, ; U ,
pr'.rj.
tiOl'1,1) .V t'O. s,
Valon VtiTltuir l U
11 liwlntl N. K. C.r HrCUMl A Nil HaCB HfC
war vruiiii.
Ilvtr bfn(K nut of my m. t r lfo; the Ut
ftftt rlt, I am ei ud tu off r iaj u t vf
FIHfST-CIfS KUILMTURIC
At a tmall aavanee on old rUi t.
i. i.viy.,
Mill .im Ml. I'll 8 Kl.KVKM'11 frill.K.r.
J OOIUlMtl-OLiAHH
ASD I'ICTVKi; IRAMK M ANIFACTOUY.
WM. II. MOIKJAN,
Do. 'tVH K. KINVH HTiii.i.r,
Oilt Oval l'liotop;riiH Frames
lelO-:tio CONrlTAli-lLV ON HANI).
GAS HEATING STOVES!
t2$. CIIKAI'ER THAN COAI. OK WOOD!
KAGLE CAS HEATIXfi STOVE,
TIIR ONLY ONU THAT 13
HIFF. FIIO.M SMOKi: OK SMKLL.
W II Hi t
OIT ICI'.S, r.MU.OUS, D1NINQ, SI.UI.riNG,
AND IIATfl IIOOM8,
With leiS tn ublc.in less time, an, I at less espenie thin
any t'oal or Wood etuva. Tliey are ry it uvcnleat fur
use iu apartiucms la unlet lucre ii no C'tnuiui'j Hue.
O. AV. IX)03II,
No. ;2- H. HIX'I'II STHKliT,
ll-Wtathstm PlltLADKLPIIIA.
HI OVKH I MTO VliS I
SKI.LINfJ OFF.
SKIXINO OFF.
8L
SEI.L1N0 OFF.
Kntiro Slock of Stoves.
P'l.VERB OAS CONHtmiNli STOVES.
There surerlor l teveii are well anewrt; we are .eltnir
lh-in oil vi rv Ii w. ut iimuiiluciircrs prices. AIho Hit Kl'.T
I ion uvtM H'luVKS Mfvr Usui, lowvr timn refill ar
prleen, ut
MeKNKlHT'S,
II 16 lit riKTEENTH ANU UAKKKT )rilBKr8.
THOMSON'S LONDON KITC'IlKSKIl,
nr Kins. ien liioine. fir ramllieii. btels, or puril.c
tiQ li.aiiiiuloiis, In twenty dlilereut ie. Also, rtilia-
itrlM.ia nai vit, tiMi air rtiriiHci.s, rnn.tiiia
II. alert. Ixiwitown llrU4. "irelmunl SUivum. Haiti H.'iiirs,
htewhele PIAteii. Itrllr, t'ookltiK Htuves, &c.,l wllu,e
ak and mull, by ttif inanuf.i-nir, rs.
CUAsK, HH Mtl'K THOMSOM,
D-ao-fiaw-Ira Xo.'2iv S. HKi u.Nl Htrcea.
tOAL AT COST-ST-M 1'F.K
TON. TUB
.tisnnierH .Mutual l.uul I oinpany. liirirattiil
oratnl
lie
1VL11-
b ivaala, Octolii-r, IbOi.
om.-e, So. t'a h. Hira Hirt.
The Company is still r- vti iiik jmhirrip'loiu to it nook
at ivr l..r-, ml rtuppivniK its mticktiu.ili'm Hit tr.3
U'M ivm Ity ol Whito Ann Ht hiolkill ( ital at . AO per tvn.
In tu,a the ntlt; to liti' ('ul).vry, ami t. ma corporate
frandiitiCi ot tlie ''ompiiny, n fi uco t an bu m id- to tfi' Lr I
t.utel, l'A II W. M l.l.KliH. Jiiul, m ri'KJrd to tlie ;
tU.uiiv of th Coal, tin rttpurity of the tuiiit'N, and tlio I
jirotlui tivi ri fl ol i ho entire i-nti rpriHe.tiio toll owiru irttt r i
lr. iu HI HM'KI AA 1 KNKAH-. K., ih atile CVef Ko
Klin i r aud burvt jorijf the City ol ' i'hmilrluhla, in itub
uikitfd :
lmi.AnnpMiA,hovetnhr21,lK'.4 Jitmei I.yoil. Ev.
I'rtMdt Di ConuiuiT' MutmiH oalOo ltHr ir : Huvinr
Tlhltnl, at yuur rviit'Ht, tho mtnt-i lately li iifd by your
tooiHiiy at Mine Hill, on itcimry i Kun, I uke pUmure
In MaiQKthat 1 cud ee no hhnod why, with pmpt-r inuii
ixeiit, you h ultl not have entire hio-cuis in tn-tun able
to dfliv-r. at thli Diarkat.coal whUh wtll te accptbie to
the conMimiT and remunerative to the itockboldcri.
The Hkhtinore and MMinmoth Vehia n w worked by you
have befn op'rait-d for many jcr, at the itte of your
own Colliery, as well a at ail other polma. The coal Is
tb rciore well known iu this city, auU you fcavu noavir
article to introduce.
1 he "Id Hlu u ii In full operation, and the nrw Slope
opened to me level of lit KAhtiy. In aslmrt fine it will be
rt-ady lor op ratuur.wt b a uYiivrry e iuti to your antlcipa
tityan; fcud I heiittvu that, mditioUfl worked, withoitt in-U-rrupMotii
thut cannot well he foreseen, ymi wilt he ahta
10 reai ti a enifetiy ot hin.((H) toni per annum with ymir
prenent lot nitiery, tlie condittuu ol wta l'i n iuu.im not
to require titter much Uuii' or vrt'rit ep)i.dlture to placo
U in flnt ru'.e work in 01 tier. erv lie -p.-iiiiilly,
hlKU tiLASli KNKAhS. Civil KiiKlneer.
The fdHowtriK ooiuuiudk tlon-i, ielctel froui a Urre
ninjiotr, nhoothe appre' iaiioii ol ibu nttTpiio by the
cltien ol I'hlladet) h i -
Jami I.ynd, Hear 8ir: The coal I received from
the t otittitinem' Mutual Coal Company, on uiy subscrip
tion, han kivtn tu enure na nuciiun. It initen riisiUiif,
l unm well, in fiee froui aate. depuaiu white a-ihes, and li
not enMlv exiltufiiixhfd '1 he Are In our kt'oien Krate hat
uot oitil uut lor tight, or uiue dayo. ery trulv you,
JKWr.tsL,
No. 4sM N. blIU Mtreet.
Oeloher 2. 1MM.
I'm! Aihj cniA, 0ctM-er2.'. WA. -Jamea Lynd, K111.
lii ar Hir : Until I bn'ttuie a otoek'uiliier iu your Company,
I hiid atwaya been In the haolt l tuntinv I eh Ik U eol.
Minee trylntr yourn I Ilnd it, lor household purp'iBu, lully
twual to 1 ebi;h, and a vury atio-n r .mh ie inded.
loun.Uuly, HAMCKIs C. IIKMS.RY,
No. Hum COAl'Ka Htreet.
Putt AbKLrnu. October lo4 ,lau l.ynd, Ki ,
I'reckdeut 1 tiiu Coimiiiier Mutual Coul Coiupiuy My
lu-ar Hir .- Our Coal hai emne tw hand all In t(nod orth r,
and hM het u uced in Ixilti iH'iko and turnacu. i am tit
f imed that lUt quality U ail that euuhi be desired uur
LlUly. JOHN MUIU'K,
No 11117 LiHlllsrhtr U
PiittAnRiriiiA, Octoher ?;. Ii4. Jame Lynd,
Tr idei. t CoiiBUtneri Mutuul Coal Company Hear Hir :
1 have lvt n the t oal a tin rouylt trial, uni llnd it a niout
fpliiidid aitlele . I am ho uiii b plent 4 with It (hat, it n t
loo Lite, 1 Mill hit-ream lay uUm ript on 10 one, hundred
khuret. IteHuectlully, AI.I.KN C. WILHOH.
No. Isi0l llfc.SNt'1 Htreet.
I'm 1 Ahr.f rin a, Tentli montti -o!h, Kneml l,ynit :
The con! furnished mc as a tM khohler in t y Cnuipaoy
Kivet) twnire. ianttactioii . It Ii well pn pared aud buiua
UU'.v, 1 could uot Hub a better article.
K. V. FKALEV,
Kn. 4'i H . XII 1 If I Htreet.
Tuii.Arn phia, October W. 1hu di vine I.ynl, kit,.
I'rt ftitlent ( uiibiiiuer-i Mt tual Coal Company. liuar Hir
It atlorOH me reat pleaxtire to aiinoun eto yu my purtoct
hannfa. tton with tke e.ial received Ircm your Company
under u.v 01 der at a Rulmcrltier. I ha a been aucuntuuii-d
to ui coal (roiu the nciKhlx.i liooil.il' your mine, and alio
fft-iu It when in other hands. Itn biipoilorlty heretotoro
wai decldeuly mriiked, but in Iti preient haiidn 1 tlnd the
article In no way deteriorated, but on the ci.nirary, go fr
ai 1 am able to juage, tor a uueHtic purponei tuny uai w
Mby that I have ever uid, or havo aualyud.
1 aui, wry truly your, .
WILLIAM M TTHTT.R.
Kail ol' HcUo.kOl.
Aon1 In ManiiTiink-JOHN AT AM H.
Anuiit lu Utiiuuulown Hl'KMCbfei KORKKT8. ll-V"J-6t
OF COAL,
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES,
To be had at
BoLnylkiU Eaven Goal Oompanj'g Depot,
JToi. 16U ac4 mi lUBKXT 6TB&ET.
V. B. Our Ketto
PHOFITS.
to QUICK SALES A 1TD III AXL
A TON
t or Larrt KutCeaJ.
t er fitoTt aad Heater Coal,
iXTBK B COAL YARD,
1M1U Ktreet (07),
below Uiru4 tboi;
K B .-IkBl kl fti Branro Office.
mm iu.TM Mfubpuina qaqdlmi
PA fin. fiKI.PH FR CO., IMlOIMtlK-
lulirt CF I KMKli r, fl VI Hnr-K AND
I'lMNll H'f'MH. n 4.(1 riiK-NlT H Ytlr FT, OP-
I ' M t r, I . p N I- K A I. I'Ohf ITIU K, I'll 1 1, A lit-. I.f H A.
I'A - 'I fii.t- r. d tot d'tiio tli'- r"''-r pr'"". I" t'flr mi
o rmxi p.'ttror and irkidi. olr AriU' it tr-unk for
':al r nroi rit.rn'i nt nv t Ktnr"niy rt. .tt . m.j
r " rti'-e is- atM !lo Airt hr a'tra f t--ri ad Im rv,ininj,
1 d ij ic fMrr rt4- t,r to merit li e eo'mioicd a.tpp.r
iil PMionaf of the ueneral pntilir oi I'tiila h lp' 1 M
'c-nity (o ir lin
srv MOM-.YTUANYMUl
f w utMH liiKit.ni. :), Wnicr.ri
41 la h'Unim A . t
V VT .U t S ( A CO 1
MONKY TV) ANY A UHNT L(. N I l
Jiry J'iaia,
o l rHTMU hiil'.li H V fU'r'l.'K,
('.T.ir (fi IIMKI a I VMM, 1 1 I, ,s
" I 0',l...,.
y,H.iVi.Vi.H, HAlt'llK.4, ,IKW:;i.HV,
r . t. ' 1 a
1 ' 1 N N I ', -NO- N I - A W
l IM'UN NmuKIMJ rMtft'H
1 1. worH ret,., i,-r 1 ,. is m i:m'e fire l fro:u :hi
r I s r t.K I .
Ar.) frtinctiy re ti.oi ut- 1 in till (LMitl-iuen ol
I u'ir Tantd
'd i.t ,f 1 1 I 1 t'M :
lil'NTH I'crcf S H CtC T TOHR.
N(.,.&:l ''HK-SI V h r.-.t,
l'1 '! 1 opo 'He ttatf Howie.
)A I I 1 I I AI COLUUAUO
GOLD MINING COMPANY.
CI'AMTlir.l' It s ,'K. 11 I I S sv, l. IM A
('Al l I A I , SI'OCK, 1,000,01)0
a. O.O'KI Mmr.'.-I'nr VhIo, 8.i.
1" mli-iii -JOH N It. ANDK1ISDN
Ill-i'i'linff.
Tl r.mp A . f-rf i,
N. It. K nrii". ,
JulllWH Fl. Mfthl!',
T C. M. IVm-rll, llarrlihuig.
J, l a W. Il.ill, do
J. i.n nr, 17, do
W. W. Wvlk, Lnni'imtiir.
Y, IIUaiB (1. Kfiulo, :i,Iorn,.lo.
W ifi,ftni (.. frcf ii.nn,
K11I nl I'. Kii i.-,
J. IN M. Kll. f,
I Imrl.K lit Hliwr,
U. 1'
Si
JIITIlWOliTll,
Secrttary aud Treiiurer.
OrriCE. No. 423 WALNUT ETBtET,
noon o. 3.
Aufh'ntlfaffd upeoimen havo bfem,rcurs1 ftin ine
of tl e Cempany k'dee, ard havo ben anajred by r'n
'n Hocth andtiarrett with ttie niott ratliyln remiltn.
Huhncrlpllon Hutu are now open at the IMTtre ot the ciia
pnny. and at the Tn a tirer Offl.-o (Intern-tl llevenue),
No. vjn t'HK M T Htreet, Karmers' and M rhantei' hank
toil. ,U. I. To onidnal nuUcnU r $JM) per atutro f r a
Un ited iiiKiiher oCiharej.
('lrrulnr,)iuipitlet, or Information can he oh Ml nod at
the ufiwe of tlie onipany. alter the 17th lti-t. H U 'luk
RATIONAL OIL EEFININCr COMPANY,
ok I'm r.AtiKi.riit A.
Capital $200,000. 20,000 8bares. $10 Far.
I'TlKKIllllVT.
watnon malum:,
m inaoi.iih.
WATlillN MAI OSK. IH l.fl HI K.VCN'-lliV.
llll ll.llll,!' IHlW.i;, THUS .1 1,1 V'lSIKIl,
1 . IU..M h III JIM:, Ji:., J4HK II. t AllKIU I,
ALKWNliI II t. lUCAM.
TllKANl' 11KH.
TIU, MAS J. LA NI'AS TKH.
SKl'Ill.TAIlY.
J1K.NKY ('. Hl'lAKNSOS.
Tliii r,,mrau-1 rciinOri npn a Mihitaatial an, I li-gitl-niste
tin. iiii ii. bM-1-..Aiid .'tli-r iiri-at.-r iiijut-rim-nlt. au,1
Diem r- Imlilf it cunly lur Itiv-nlnii-nt llau iinv .tli.-r n,i -v
bi I, rf tl.c i-ulili.-. hut, ri!tlni am i,nw b.-lni: n c-ivr,!,
ami . lui'i- t"itlion 01 thi- RliM-k i, already tjiken ln.itfiAiiin
01 ire I'rcr-iTty u,av l, i,i'niiii'd, anil all iiiloriuuti.iti ot
t,tiiie,l At Hie yllU 1. ol tlie Culupiiy, Ho. I ri 3. SItv'UNll
HUtil.
JAH. II. BTKVKNSON,
II W-fulh.ilui OKNEIIAf. AliKNT.
pEMBKOKE OIL COilPANY,
I'rnungo County, l'oiinxjhiiiila,
iNcoi;roRATi-:n under tub laws of
PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL STOCK,
OOO.OOO.
1W.0M) HUAKF.8 AT 15 A SHARK, FULL TAID.
Working Capital Rcsit1'1 for Develop,
niciit, $10,000.
ritaJubtsr-Al.rKFJ) 11VNT. Bi,.
Vic -I'smntM-EDWARD BIlll l'EV, Esii.
PBrnr.TAST An, Tarsrjit-a,
TU0U.VS W. EVA.Sti.
DIUKCTOR9:
Mr AI.FIIED IU NT, PhUaJtlpl.la, Piealileut ol lh Ilofh-
li tiem Iron Wnrks.
air. WILLIAM 0. J19UHT0N, No, 115 8. Watur slrost,
l'lillaiielplila.
Mr. tmvAKU 8H1FPEN, 8. E. ronii r of Sixth and Wal
nut itn-ft, I'lilladdulila.
Sir. THOMAS W. tVAJiS.Ho.BaOClicmut s trout, PUUa-
ddplila.
Mr. K. W. nAtl.ET, Kn. MO Clio.uut itrtat, I'lilladclj'tiJa.
Mr. HILL. Ill KUW1M, I'liuburf , Fa.
Mr.B. Bl'KII HIlADroftfi, Ki-w Uriht3n,ra.
Hr. J. L. CAlt.VAi'U ,V, frnlJoul of Cora I'lautor Oil
r,mi'aiiy, Allfshtny City, Fa.
Mr. WIl.tJAM O BLilUAHf, Pltfibiirn, Pa., SoorttarF
and Traaturcr ofFitbiturg aad Coiui.Uvill. ilallroad.
T!, Comi any own lo Cet ilmplellfi acraa of Uitnaat
Oil Tnltory on tli. rlulil Imnk of tli. AllMih.ny rlvw, near
Oil City, with nni' I'mili cliiK Wi-U and anotlier marly coin-
plaud.vlih rallruad, turnplaa. and river ixai to uie
Iiropi-ny.
Fur partlt ultra, icii Protpei in., to b. found wild any of
the liliTcturii, or at Ui. oftices of
MISSES. COOPER & GUAErF,
No. 11 F:CUANilK, and
Mr. 8. HABVET TE0MA3,
No 314 WALNUT BTKEbr,
Wh" are aiitl,orlzed to mill a limited nurabar of iliari'j of
.t(..v li-i'jat
THE EUBELL TAESI OIL COMPANY,
BLGAK CHEUK, VKNANG0 CO., TX.
c a i it a 1 777 &i -o,o
FIFTY THOl'tANl) IsllAIlKS OF 5 EACH.
BI BtX Ull'TtON PIltCF. W W PKK SHAKE.
,25,000 IttBEHVliU FOR WOKKINO CAPITAL.
t.K. M, C8EAKV. PKKMIilir.
TU0MA8 A. hi of 1, Vh K-Paasmasr.
UIKLCKiK" :
3 11 M, C'BFAIIV. ' J. W. VAMIOI'TES,
IHOilAH A. BIOTT, 1 PHILIP 1 KI.KKK,
,11111V BfiWta.
AMCF.r. P. FK.IlllKK, Hccr r and Tr.atiirer.
The iir,irly IIoiikiuk lo ill 'oini ny onninta ol One
Hin, ill' 'I and Kilty A, ri" In fi aiuip.f. ol v.iluul,li' l.ulirl-(-allnu
oil Lund, lliiNtticl on Hiik'ai creek, About two miii-
fiuui IU muulli, mUiUi auipuva uiloFluuuU ortuk, Vuoaug-u
toiintv, I'a. ... ....
I lil pri'pcrtF tiai bfrn arlectrd with a vlrw to Iti yaln
able kiCitlon, tiavniK lt Imt-a exli'ndiul alcn and on ImiiIi
ulna ol Ilia crui'kover tari'e liuudred rudt, whli-li, tiiuriluir
with tha larK.' amount or Flat or liolluui Laud, Ktv H
ani,cifor adranlaara for drillliiK a larKii nunil,i-r uf oil
-lli. At lut one Hundred Walla can be located, wliu
amide roniu fur Tauka, Kniiini--li"iiiM, aud Dwcllinsn.
A aood well, irivintr twenty barreln per day, la witliln i.iio
fouill. of a wile above ft; alau.iovarul ood produvliw
viella on the creek below It.
The oil obtulned on thla creek la tho Lubricating1 Oil,
which ci, muianca in price one huudrud per mvuI. ahoo
other oils, and In mote la demand.
Tb. l ompany ean obtain a large revenue hypartiea
wlahinv to ali.k welia, reserving iroin one lourlbto one
half ol theol.fmeof cxpeuae to iheOouipauy, In leneuileiit
ol tiie ret enue from Ih. lr own weiU, liiore lDut a large
utticirnrf ol land for both purpoaea. .,
II ladea k-ned tofiv.Uie couu-aol to drill aeveral Welle
In the beat M all"" at once. Tb. Ulle Iu the prouenj la
nerlecl and fine of Incumbrance. ,
Kubiaiptlou booU ar. now open at the offlce on
FEHHKK A CO .
11-I7-IM
So. 3H. Till UD Sireet.
rj-HE OLAHOH EIVEH OIL COMPANIES.
OFFICE, No. Ml WALNCT 8TIIEET,
(sicond rtoo).
WILLIAM 1
SCUKLIi,
FRMLUF-NT.
J. BIMPBON AFfUOA,
VtU7 u4 trMai-f .
U JJlUlsli
A
'He CAtr CREEK OIL COMPANY
Or WFST VIHOISIA
C. it1, rl.f 00.000. hlMri, 100.000.
FA 11 V.W.UK .n.
h MSeit'l TION pKii K ra' Hn full $2 Mprr AUre.
HI HMt EO WOKKIN-1 OAT! TAL UtO.n-tO.
I11 ii'ixi JvMVjl M ( TCHirrT
rc-tTA A. it T mv 1.1 R-WII 1,1AM lHU T.
Ti"lt' TI'IM.
a vrn vrii Td'Kjs, 11., 1 Ah&vs.
I i (.11 I UAH
Ki'lllllC . V lifiF, i .
M1.I IA.H IIIIH'K.
IIKMIV C.
Tl .. r,k l..k nf Hie I
N II i.KAHAM,
I.I I I ,11 II.
I1..,, pint
, l'i li
Ii n.vv . pi, -il M,o
.,i,l,lb - l, ,,. ,. M,..-r
. N . t 111 N I "i,.t.
HC.ON t HII.I.INS,
s ,i t .... , 1 1 r , t p. ii Mti,., p t. t'.elr r.itiiea i
In re-pilri'il
l-a liny pr! , , nl , r lip ,,!,., up I.. i. a, t'.e b.i A.i.-e
vi ilii, . v. Io n II e ci r-.liicil, ol at,., k l,l be r.'jdr I.
I I
I il i t l' 1
ii'i'ln a. ,ti
or p, n l.n' ,' b,
, of ti e ir. it i,,,
l lct Willi
I oil nu n and
I- ir-t A'HMit
fill'.
.1,
,1 1 1,
. ,111,1
,'al
, a.-n a of I
d i n II-
I, tl v I
-, up
n vsb'.-T tlo'V liin
,.-t
I't.'t
oil pill W.-II,
it . a. Vi ell All e p., -
ri.r,.,l imii wli., I,.i a. , n It. will u. a Ur.r ,e ,li-g
,ll. .It p. -.(! p, w At In:, rial. 1 1 ei.tv f-. t ah ,i
tl. well ahduill I, id I , tie t onipnn? a a ;i ire Al b'Ant
i. tiv I am l. p.-r d ty. mli. I , t. it i. l...'. ,.!, to pv a
taii'la, ne ilh I, cup on lli'wluk , apI-aI We Are now
KV Ai'.ll,- llll' AUlMll.'l IP l ' 9Al- n,, hllll IV to W.Mk tl.O
will.
i . opit I a tiai t or one humln d acn a owned In lee by
I f i e I e rpi. IIV.
I luid i a lin, 1 of I 0 mt, i , n a toenty yera l e,
M,t. . el lo ,.l .- : "I I. i.f t' i- , il hi I r. ; lit! . Hot', ,,r t A
Arc en a-i rpn- 'i ll , a oil l, trio-r. . aim! l'i,- iii . l.-.e pnixltnii y
to ll,i Hor.e V rk -li d l.AWn 11 . I, tin ti-rrl'oi v, And lo trie
lam'a oi li,,. Unlliiock I'onpinv Iheuork on both .if
li . ,- Ii pt ,,,.. ii-, ,i wiib i t,, i , und on ita -t So 3 we have
. ! 1 1, k a I cm 1 'llbnr it 1 r oil At A ill pth ol :HI rent.
l.lli.olt lull 1 1 1 1 . , rl i ,it it . ti ai i r-. tua, a;
Mcare 11. I I ll'tll tlN A fill I INK',
II iC-'.'w No. vim N. I HUM' Hueel.
Oil., HININd, COAI,, AND Ol'UKIl NKS'
I HVI'A M I S.
We At prepared lo fttrtiiah New OtrporAtlone with all
tlie Ib.oka tbey ri'iulre, ,it abort notUe and low price., of
llr.l ipml ly. All aljlei ut Itln.llni.'.
MFII.-n.AiK F.KTI'ICArES OK RTOCK.
LI 1 lliull! M II 1 11 do do
1 ml I l 1 11, IK .
OHIII KS OK 1 1t AN HI F.R.
HTi.l K I. F Hi 11 R.
HIIH K I. (lluK.lt 1IA! AV0K.S.
HM.IMI Fit UK CAPITAL smt K.
llld'KI- ItH' I KITI I Km; hit.
Ai I iilM Ol SA1.1.M.
I'i ll'KNU lmuK.
MOW A CO..
It'anK Hook MantifAi-ln-erR and HUHontr.
ll-l" tl No. IU ( HKMNL'T Htreet.
()
1 1 av i: iiijHi
Bo. 430 WALSUr STREET.
lklillnU-Ililn, NoYcmiicr, is, isni.
Iht (iitdrrlnd li ftuthorlzod to tll llmltod nuubcr
ot air of an oll('nuipny wtin.p iroperty to mainly on
Oil Cr(k, Vi'iiftno county, ronuKjlvantft, tod It believed
tu be ot ttml valut to miy upon tho crctk. The purilon
tjevt'lopt-il nd prHlucllvo wl l, from Hie b:g!nnlnK H'cure
to Die Hltti khnldf ri a Dividend of Three per cent, per
Mtniih, and thec noil! are IrKTCiMnv; dally. Iu addition
to these pnidticlry woU. they havo a Inn; mterekl In
Eleven other In dlttfrcnt iUim'n of devt'lopment, aud
tfvcral of llirra nearly cniplct d. Thoro Is room alao for
in t'tiial ntiinhrr nf wulli upon the nnie pmitorty.
The CrmpHDj own, nlso.ovrr acrH of un lovolnpci
pro( r(y tn ti e nrllilurl.iMHl of th ollifrj, iuori wlJch
(l oy pn'Hse ninkuit; hvV'TuI wo'la, tho monvy Iuivihk bt'fti
pri'viix d it.r tNr irpu e.
Hucli an opportunity of t-tita'tilnfr. at a Itiir n it, a "tot k
ro iii 0! Idt nd from so mui apurllon of Ha jtr 'p.Tty
fide m nflirrd.
t'ur fmther Information apply at tho oilice (
J. D. IIIIIMIOTII,
No. WAINUT HTRKKT,
11 18 Bciweeo tho ho ura of 1 and 2 o'clock P. M,
O. 1J. DUNOAN.
J)UNKAED OIL COMPANY.
OAriTAL - - - - - SSiiXyXH).
KIO.OOO Hhnrcia-ll$ Tap Value.
The follow. nn'ln txlrtrtrd from the Philadelphia "In
tinlrci" of Ncpti-nitH-r 17, lt4. prior to tho orgaiiUutlon of
Xhr DI KKAKD OIL ( OMI'ASY:-
"On almost all the atnami In tin en County the lands
have alrrady tfrn leaned with a view to explorations for
coal oil ; and on (me, particular y, the Uunkard's, Ihe de
Vflopmcnta havo horn of the nat encoiira rtnK character.
The editor of tho Wnymahurt (Pa) 'Mcsa-MiiT,' In re
forriDK to the autje-t, nfter a cartful pvrsoiuU inspection
of tho r gU n and (he operations that are now uk.n placo
thorr, aya :
' 'We arc honestly of opinion tli at when capital and en
tnlao "hj.Il have cow! uptl the lands alouK the crock,
that locality will he (ound ti romparr., in 'mtont oriia
Oil production, wltk He VrnanKO district, while In the
pnnty, pravity, and value of tho Oil, It It acknowledged to
he Ind finitely MiptTli.r. Our convictions on thla subject
are haced upon actual know lede and ot.nurvatlon of both
r i lons. and of tliv frc'lok'icul inrniutlons and surface Indi
cations. We am Krutlflcd to learn that we are not alone
In thi'se favuruhl Imprecations and auguries.
"Sch ntiHc nu n and experienced ami practical Oil ope
rators concur In them, and are ltivosttnK Uboraily of their
own moans, and dlrrctlng tho attoiitloa of capitalist to
thtprouiltlng character of the I'uokard country. Already
BCTcral larc contpanlett have been urifanized Ui rittaburg
and tho Kant, which will soon commence operations on an
extensive scale. In the meantime. Individual energy and
local enterprise aro doing much to develop that favofed
locality, .New derricks ipring up every few duyn, and tlie
proceia of sinking wl-Uh (toei on In many Instances without
interruption, night or day.'"
Books open Cor salo of STOCK at the Conntin?
House of
a. n. rriANorsous & oo.,
Ho. 613 MARK1CT Ktrocl.
A. II. FKANCI8CKH.
WILLIAM B. HOOP, 8tC. U UlltJ Prtjldent.
J)lTTHIlUHO AND JIOHTON
rETROI.El'M C0MPANV.
Capital, $400,000-Par, $5 Per Share.
suiiscHinioN rwcK, $200 ter shark,
ton FULL I-AID BTOPK AMP NO FURTHER
A8r)Kj.1MEiirS.
Ti t pn,trtjr of tbla tVnii'.inj oonsUta of the foIloKlug
valuab:.
I-'liK KIMl'LI'j
Ti-rritory. eiUualva leaieholda, rilODUt'IKO WKU.S,
Wulia go jig down and uoarlj llul.liod :
No 1. About Wl (lift j) Arr.'a on Cherry Tree Run In KF.F,
Blall'l B, lioitaolo IaiiiI tunic cut Ui alnk UK IV WKI.LH.
1 1na Ti'rilli.r la 0ioo.it tlitt liAlti-il I'f Inilouni C'oinAiiy
(llii)Aa1 larin) on inU'rook, tH.undi'U In uarl by lb. ct'io
briilid 8ii,t Furin, Ao. n.
No VI l.i'Mii, iei-iliiiil lltl yenra) on Wftih. MoCllntrvrlt
Oil t'rfi'k tt!4 nori'a, All flat, vory valuabU), tlowuig antl
pnliiiillK' .vi lla All around.
ho. a. "Wild I'ai" UnwIi'K Wt U, about :W hArrrl. pfr
dHj, OB Wrtah. l it. 'Ilnrcrk Kami. I lm ('iniioiiiiy own.
Ihit !VliliL working llilroat In tbla well, un.intt, tanka.
Ac. 4o. I.
No 4. "rallf'irnla Woll.No. l,"on Oil Orrk , dowa OK)
l. ol, All r..d to roiiibo. Thla a oil ha lloM cd IM Oarrria
nor oav.
No. (."California Well, No 4,"onOilCr.oli,ilown nearly
Mm lo. t.
J.o C I..a. perpotnal (I'll 'ara) on Vi ai t.iOlll'rtak.
all Hal, contaiiiina tho Mboe w.-ila, miiIi nuoi'ii-borao
oniillie, titiikt, dr-n I' ka, .imine tion.oi, Ao.
u. .. l.i-Aeo i-erittiual :! iiiiraion J,. aoroa Oil Creek .
all At, And In one v. oil do v. n loo lout, ouoiiiaruir luteroat
(HorkiitK' in 11,1a wed and lt-a.-
USN 'UIOUHA.SD MUIIKS UK.RI'.llVED FOR WOltlU
IM. 1 AI'll AI..
Poolta for rtt'iiiis!. aiihuTnttii'ii aro now opon al onr
oil. c lor a low dua only ; whou oloaod, tlie aiock uo ba
I'lAo.d on the. rogu'er Itnaton and I'hIU'lelpLla Htoi-k
llourda aa a irnu una dtvl.ioiid pujliii! Oil i-k. .in vi ui
Cm am, (Nil It la oxp. tiod Ibo aliAra will hirci'ly
Advnnoo. All Imtl or Infi un.l Ion. with proipuclnaoa, oan
bo oblAinod ut Iho undt lainii d. Too amall capital or una
Cniaiiv, with lin- ii'-miaI larKO Inlorcata, uiuat make It a
favoriltaaa a inuro tuvcalluttnt. fF.F.CfT
Ko. H Fariiuhar BuUdlngf, WALM'T. Del'.w ;lilllt'r,
rhllAdi'lpl.la Atom y.
I.F.ONAItl) A MAN1.KV,
Ko. ii IW.AVEIt .stn oi, N.w York AK' iuy.
bl tNCtU, VILA A CO., Ilaiikor..
11-1C llualon AKi'uey.
OIL STOCKS.
THE UNDEHSKJNKU
I1A8 rOB BALI, ul win pay particular attention to th.
piirtbaa.of.UUi. daalrabl. ill reiaUr dJvld.M paylnf
PETROLEUM STOCKS,
Such a tb K0I1LX AKD BELAUaTEB, DALZKXX,
UcELOEXr, MoCLI NTOCKVILLl, ef PhJIaAaJphla, and
OUMANIA, BlUUdAn, antl UICUABOOUB, of
'w Tork.
JOHN l'ONDIB,
ft. 31 nB BTSEET, Booa 4.
ItoM-iM wTrt
HE LMB OLD'S REMEDIES.
IXUID EXTRACT BUOBU
For Worv RetonOoa or Inaontinetir. tt Vrtoi, Irrftatlnn,
I aflaroniatlnii nr Itlceratlnn nl 0. Bladder or Rldnay.,
IHlMieta the Voit.a.'e t7Iti,l.,tMj (Aa H 1:1 lee.
Cahvlut, Oriltrl. or Arirt Ju.l Dtp fit, an4 all IMarue.
ot tlx Illadd. r, Kldnrj a, and lropalcal SwelUtifa.
FLUID EXTRACT BUC1IU
For Weakveaieaarfalnii fruni Eteca.fr. IniU5cr.tfon. Th.
ennatlf trtlon once affected wltti Oroanie Wcakntu rraiQlr..
the aid of medicine lo Mrenglken end invigorate tetyttem,
which HKIjalKHJVg KXTIUCT IUHUILI larartalirj
doe., If a. Uoalia.nl 1. rabiullted (e, CiMUMapUon or
Inaanlly a,ay enauai.
IJELMUOLU'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCIItT,
In arTccllcnt poeolfar to"Fami.;a," (, aaariiialei ky any
other preparation, aa la CaJoroafi, or HeAantlon, Krrega
UrUlei; ralnfulneia, or Enpprosaloo of Cuatonaary Erao
UAtloni; Wlcerated, or Schirrona Stat, of tb Ctana;
Leochorrba a, and an tomplaluta Inoldant to tb au,
wtnthor arlalng from haMta of dta-apatloa, taapradcnofoa,
or in th. declln. or chanie of Uf.
lIELMliOLD'a
FL.7ID EXTRACT BUCUC
AD
IMPJfOVaU) K08C WAJ9H
Will radically eitermlnat. from th ayaUra Dlaea.ea.f
IhetUrtnaryOrgana arlalng from Habit. of DlialpAtloa, at
tittle trftnis. Wile or a tkmnge tn Jut, no Inconvenience
er rxfoiurr; couipletaly auperaedJnc thoaa unpleatant and
dan-jervut reenidUl, Cei.. e and ilercury. La all the.
dlaaata.
XJHK UKLMUOLLVB
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
In all Dlaeae.i of Uia Urinary Organa, wbethar aai.Ung la
"Male" or "'rmaVa," rem whateetr cause originating,
and no matter ef hots long standing. It I Bavaaaatla
taste and .a or. ,imru'ia" in action, and aaor
.trenitLenlng than any of th. preparation, of Dark or Iron.
Those auffaitng from Broken Down or DilicaH Constitu
tions, procure the Jiemedy at eneei
Th reader rauat b. a war. that, kowavor alight aaay a
th. attack of th a bora dUoaaes, It la eertaln to affaoi ant
bodily Health, Mental f otters, ilatvimts, and Ms Pos
terity. FEY BICUS B , PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
mrxMiiOLD a fluid extract bucuu
It compaaed of Buchu, Cubtos, and unfpjr Berries, aa
Uotod lth gnat ear and prepared la vacuo ay II. T.
UOUUJOLO.Dnigglat and Chamlit of alatooa yar' ax
perlADo Is tUia ofty of rhiladalphla, aad aow sraarflM
by to aUMtafOlaoiit of Ih faoattr, aad ar aa ad
BltUd a. at la tb United ItatM inr, Bad ar. ale. la
TU7 (vaoral at ha 'lata IloepttaJa and aako. aVanlUry
IotUtatteau tarotiahoat Be . MadlcbM deatrerW
t any addrwt, aoooafitailod ij ualUtt llrctlooj. Irlraot
Uttanto
BXLUSOlD't Drug aavd CbamkAl Wacaa,
. IM Broadway, Haw lark.
Or SaUJklBOU) t Maal Depot,
H. 10 . toaik ttrwot.l'ailadarlphla,
awr tf ttwtAati. k far OkXHSOLD l.aa-4
UUMOlbar.
OfEMlrolf,ak A,at.toir. at.
twirsiintrmii itH4tia
JyTjlilM. M. . JIBOWN'rl
GREAT METAPHTBIOAL DKC07ERY
ion ukafnksh,
K0IPK8 IN TIIE HEAD,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR,
CATARRII,
KEURALCIA,
RUECMAflSM,
W ASTHMA.
v ' SCROFULA,
llRONCniAL AFFECTIONS,
T1IK0AT DIFFICULTIES,
M.er,..d Fc.,I.e.a of Balr, Dyapep,!., rnlarrAtnent of
the Li- er, Olaeaao. o( u,, Kldnya,Oim.ttpailoa.
dratrl, l lloa, lnianliy, Flu, Para.'yila,
Rah of Blood to the Head,
CONHUMPTIOir,
With all nd ery rtl.ea.e wl.leh h.fo.t. the hnmu r,
enrcd cir.:tually ly
MIVH. M. . IIUUWN'H
ITITAPniSIOAL DISOOVEBY.
PRICE 3.
oprn F.8--N0. no Anm tr, t',vuu.
K... ia iiosh m...i, ) York, and at
.o. lb PEAlUKIiTOK wlMni Ra,Q
Xo portnir with fnafrttmenta.
No blow inn In li.e o.-a
No aiiuttinu up i.i.etrllA or lalrndurlnf wlref.
No poiii nir niodicin.-a down tho ihr...n.
'Ibo MK I a Pill. MCA I. IHHiVKHV win narli )nrr
tpot H al dittva And inaUunicuU wiUroacll, and lltou
aatdao, plaoea liealdoi. '
. T.iiih Ia Diii-htyaiid mnat prrall; error la Imnnr.
net. d w thdi Alb con,..,n. utly uuai aoonor or lawr ala
Inlo ob Ivioii. -
In all ibo iinfTera there I. nolWnii an ramplellT wl
lowtii up In ern.r aa the facta, Aareoa, and mouvM en
JiT, rhjlcal and meniAl couauiuuou of Ut
Thla earl atatara thlnrala the riHtnlt of lanorawee) anrl
bl aoni eaonthepanol tho.. who pr. f aa to adtnlnlaur
hea ih and in,, to the e..pit., while ,o (,t, Ihe majorltr
l.i,ore(,..rtrt,.mlho..M. m alio,,iher. All Pr.Tioa rlttS
ll ol. o latonco in in. t.phyalca, ud can a.ew lea UMlar.
au.. rt ai art from the aan.e. k-wa.
I to are men no m.ke a bnalneaa of treatlaa pm-
Flf 18i ASM.
H o? 1'rrp.r Inatrnnienta.loo Oa'bamul
with which to experiment on thmr atllivla.
loinii, ui. witn vhlcb tu xpriiB.ii on poor mUr vto.
: " -'.t-i.rn..., uriuicr pitji-raiaj 5or IIMUMUt
to una rt.o AiM-h slentti rfmhng fjypftr tmnt.
f-o crfnttj :lie riun.D lx 4v)jt iiw.ki ofH M
mUhfy whole, antl th mn mult bo knm w f,,ol who
ultl sttrmpt to di ld the vitcui into rtUn, n
Un ny ditt .f.iiy, Indoptji.rlfintitr the utrta r '
tuikhtv wnol uwhkhthi-yti.n. A U inch prU loa
ot treat n-n tb. bui htiow ix thinR f th cAiintt wl.t
'I hf aii mtntr r.nttlUn of th pf p iiHthiokIw. p
tally Uw yonn. whiiareld wUhfll-raeWrTthyirwim
In hud into Hi,tf'ga?ihfrwithnuriiadcxp' rtnoiibavlnc
iM-en tifnavi'd ol dear friend, who bar putod Ibw
nnt nwy rav hi tHOKi rat d on.
TiitiM' ftin nnmtanreri, nrto manv nthm whloh mtrht ht
Birmlom d. am an Irrrnlttlhle ntiniulm to tho paonto t
d nmiid ot v n im n it tm had thf iifo and health ( ihm
arlvt'b and thflr loved onei. in hla imndi.aiid ts conUnua'ty
a nnnthiitiln tnt'OK inoa hirh iht- i ni iaa t adowsd to
ttmw lhi iimreor tint ure of, I ayuntlfrUieieL'irrumaiaric4
tli r d"ve a Uhi to 3t marnlfiffvcrv nicJi iihraiclAti
to tLrnKh rhrnmlih a rhait of his chara-ter. that Uwr
Dm know hla uaiiri-aiknit, Ac, Ac; initd every ihvti
clnu kImhi d le con, p. I vd fc hav it hun up In hla oilic
at all h.iur. It ! only Uuutifh thla chaitnl thit lh
puMtr tan 1 ave in ,tetv or truaranten for what l mrnit
d ar to it-ht and h nith ; otherwme life may ba tn tn
hamti of a mm tu'jre quailtied for hltaniiu. UiAtt a
p) y l lan.
in tr ia way Inherent qnaliflratlnni, which r fndlnpn
aib e In a ,ili-ilun. r ur to he dvtcc'rd and xhihltml.
W f i hli utm f rtittPy itoiie. thouraamia would Have Ukepro
(iii(n whU-Ft nati rt-nenr qualified inm for. If naHra
lUHhrt'i not ttii re e.m b no mliah!e quitUrtoatlon, a. I
onif ti at i. rt tne t)rt aiue ot dia4?. It la r inlaiie atl
in-.pt naly ne'ejry to Inhcrtt t aauatty. Metaphy
u ai Fo r and Conrviruitlvetta-.p nniH atao b inharUad
by all who would he fturceh.! In finding an amidst
riahle ot de t-o)tiia; Ui cauov of dt -. Thara la no
channel t.y v.h;eh thec.mn i canbreaciiad wlta rartAlntr
tut the one I have dfRcrihed.
1 hcrfi re 1 iu) wtth ci nildence to tha world, that H l
(hxuih li-herliti.K then rura conblnatl' n of vharmater
Uini I have hten enahkd to detect the ilmt oauaenfiUea,e.
lt.ee.to-e U uot. fi-a-ty iffw It tu be a disease ; I' la
ftn iPUitd law b4tei. arm aDt ooIy. which. U.r A pout
l anl telii un. Ik alwavi warrta asaluir aarh nttier. Tnla
law henda foith nloppiMiea,ti.ae ttoppa.e) produce dlse&e
In dlveratraUd ffriua, acd If (It-aat) ia exporltneiited on or
tampered wlm it take a firmer Kripof the constitution
Ai.d nulfptUa In oiliir ftrran an a other loo)ltiea of th
ifeiu, (bus dti uoj Ir.g the whole maohlueryof Ui huuuui
body.
kvmi mher, the Ptotnarh and th Mver hv oothfnir to
do with the rauae of the dtaeaie. Tlie tri'attna; of thei
OfKMii.for the ue, hai sent mlUiona to aa aniimek
griaVU.
V Uh eonfldrn'e 1 ity to the world that my Metaphvirt
cl ltf cnvi ry Ii the only renmtv ever oilen d to the world
whitli will Ihoroitivl.ly annihilaie the root ofdlHvaiie. 'In
dim-vrr) conaidfi. oi i.irt-c omttnet preparatljtia : on for
the si-Nip. oiief r thee) fi , nndooe for thoeara Thce wurk.
In otiMunt-ili a, and artle t th root of all dl-maae.
When t re a it, 1 uitaa every diaetue thkt vr Uit4
the huuuui bodjr
M LADY IN THE LAST BTAOE OF CONHVMmOS
From the It ox ton Journal.
Ji l j(7, lviit. I, UfB, Nancy Sloan, of Wo. fU Warrva
lre i.t hrjeitown, dooeitify thatlhafe fren avieted
for i n 5r. My right aide wa o naraJvaed that I
couUt not hv on It. Dunlin tnat time I suitered from ca
tarrh, u re throat ; would coiihli innn one t five boure al
ailnn-; wait vit.v iiitvoum; at hlom cuid mVep.it hImI.U
I I ad a lunjt fever two yean aince. whU-i rrdm-ed me to a
akvie'on. I had all the uuIuaI ad.lr and tut diclne
lion e ron'd pn cui. hut all to no purpoae. ww feat
alnklrtn (he la-t nnv of conaun'pilon. 1 waa eoonntd
to led when Mtk. H. u. Hrnwn'ii &ltnliyilcal Dlnuovary
'waaarnt ft t . It a pp:io'i corduiK to UUectJoa. I
felt no rw-iterHit ra'h r ume lor noine time
My friend witnti d me t Ol up, aayinv It would kill
nu; tt ai I uk too fiw Mi.e ttiid too we-tk to try aiivUilufi
more, liut my mother aui'i I would dte If I did not dnd
ieittji In the lnnc'ij;, , a id hi it wan the luit tilvl to cur
ine nhe w ii Id contliitie It. We a,oon f. und that it wai th
rlrciiiaUon wi.lt Ii wm iniiuu Into my tviUio which waa
tut- Itift efleri. Ah thi el'VH';tor Vvpt InrjeamnK my dta
enae bt ian to bn-ak au. Uhm atx wioki after I dcku
to ui'ply ttif iin-'icln' n.'fore 1 t oi'U tfathi-r atrunj(tti to no
Into Hot. ion to aee Jura. M. G. Hrown, tt.id thea I nad t
ha vi) htlrt. 1 lit- HfcoiH, time I vt-niured 1 went without
)ielp, ai.d Ihe thlrdttme I found n.y wav without any dif
ficulty. I htan trio one of U'. M tuphyalcai Hiaoovery in
Iinv, and the rvnilt la on thla irti of July, Uiat hoaUh and
trenail, la fnat rftunnn,; t m roariuted frame.
Aty paralysed aide In n aiored to viiror; lean sow re t
welt ou it. any catarrh ta noue. My cimnbt my nervo oa
tivnn, and tore throitt art youe. Inh opwull All my Ir-reitulamli-a
have dlaniK-arfd, and I mutt trJioowifKlf.- '
tliat, I.) the providenc' tit U d, I wttn directed tu Uie uie of
1 M. tl. itrown i Wemphjffeal Iloovary, and by It
taken from th mouth id' the grave und restored to my .
family and (iifi.da I know ta- dlarae aro frone. antl a
iceneral cln nlalon hai taken piae. but expert U wUl tak
time to rttsaiu my Kat tlah and itrangth.
iiEMAiiKAiu E rmr rr Tr.FVF.8s cr twentt
I.John A Kewconi) .of niiu-v,do certify that I have
hoB entirely tlrm m try left ear for twenty year, and for
tl.f jai six yt'ttra tfiy ngt enr hx he n t- duaf that I
' puildnot hear cohveraatl.n or punrlc apeakUg ot aa
kind. 1 could noi hear the church ttvila it itr wtiile I waa
I tiithiK Iu lie church. I hnve alao bten truht.'d fr a mtm
I br ol ra wnh a viry aorc tlirnat, ao thut ( waa oiliKd
1 to P I" t r crrli, for I had ltt my v. nee. I
! nad preat trouble In my head, terriloe uolftca, altii4t ta
tuiwi-r.r, kl head felt numb aud ktuld, ai.d waa a
t iouree of emiatai't trouble to me.
II trlt d I'Vfjry rcincil.v that could e thorn tit of. I went to
aurlfiia, but as they warned to uae Inxtnttuent 1 would
liHve t'Oi. liiK ti do with tlmin. About uuc in Mith alnoi 1
t lifjilneti Mra. M. tl brown' letriihy.)c .1 Ii-ioivrv, and
u-t-i) h HCi tntl iv to tli t-irtn-tioiibou t e nmit a And tlie
remit In that Ihe hcn'ln. oi boih cara la pfrfeoilr r atorm, '
o ti nt 1 can henr ut we1! a any man. 'J'lie mreat tmuh-a
' In mj I viol lb rutin ly i.'. Mt head fvt'ia portectly e?y
j and ut reat My throut, wh'ch waa ao disrated, ta ontuoiy i
( cm ed. vno I have re ivcm d my ou-e v mi. I wmld not ,
taV r one tl uoiind no inra tor tne miu'iu i nave rooe.vea
in the u. ol lira, liiowu UuyQ3ikal Uinvvary.
KF.MAVK A1M.F CVUT f'F DIMaHAHfiRS FRO THE
irK IMvASfc.U CW.a, AM Luai Ufc' IS.kM
V ii Aiti i m. Fee eirber 7, . Ht-nry Mrville,
J. lUrum aurtji U' . r tr. Mr iwnuotdt I ol yardi. lie -n'anti.wo.
do tertf if at my J l-o brau e.er
at d ctrrh on the rene', wmcti lefr lira a oh d.at-aaea
nom Uit -aur and dlMa-i ey. Tn oUcharKea umvot
cruxed kli vr bC:uie null lai-e a.id unuaiural.
c- v-i. d .Uh fcah. Tfe i'illw hai v he cli .nn d.ir.n
the ruht, mi aaturaied er thevwith th-: dibcoaiK-; U
would tvliiip-'alOo todecvlhtthecoinhtim of hia itea. '
W Inu-iiv pt y-R-Un i-ald tie would lamd. Hit luteihtot
i,ao hn biii lini uir'd. that Ii c-red n-t to h, or piy
with chiltfien. HettK.k no notice o anyt-nna aismid bun,
onehuiihi.reiitcautellwtial out auUtirin.'a wr t
kxn on our child in tbla ctmdlti.'ii.
aloftt piovwentialu, about one year ago, I taw Mra.
Jrt ii. Itn.wn a-kteiaphyalcal Ila.very advatUaad Id
the Lftiacr 1 want w U.e Office, 410 Arch atreet, aud
procured ihe mvdJdna. Mr wile applied it talU.lully and
ntirHeverliiulr. Tbe mediaiue wu.ked alowiy at Ui
"hi itfliwe psraevcred. and the ry-ult U that
Sur.onU anllrely cun d of hla . J"v
atema to have awakened out of UMlPt ; ' "W'B
considered now a bright and InUdlUvont hoy Th dta-chart-us
irom hla ears nave enurely cea!. ltd
havt) become email and natural. His eyes are elear aad
airon. My wife andmyalfa iwel aUatted
great cure porn.riued on our eldid by Mrr 0( Bwwa g
So taphyslraJ ilcovary,aud nwal aear Uly cobuuo1 U t
rM."' Browaii O-lebrated Poor Wohard'a Ry
M atex.Hperbt.tlieia"4'30014, Kttm,T
tor, W per bottl.
A HKM AFKAB1.B CTTTtE OF BLrNDKXBi.
rHiaioA,0 W. Jwly aajMir. Mra. M. i. HrowwV
Iear Madav I have been uulte bUnd tn my rifthl ey tog
aevea yeara. have been to arvral doctors, rho (
beard etioid restoee my eyaelKttt, but they never don aa
any ttood. I spent Uuv airms of money In traveilua
wbere 1 heard Uir war doctors who ewuld Uaaftl
but nnne ot Hani could do ma any good. I taoefct iu
case hopeleae, until told by a friend you aoald raaev aa.
j sent by a irtaud aud piiMrured your 'Meiabyakai lia
coveryand In twenty-four hooxa aJW Ue 4xst tref
manl, I eoald ae tjau aiUuoU
1 Ma Tfjij tta4UtAXi $4
fijy uJtvat io.
livfjulm yoora, truly,
JOaOT BUaKT.
Tha Calebratad Foat &lcbftH,l By
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