TIIE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, AI'KIL 14, 1806. Is pitblithed every afternoon (Sunday except") at No. )08 y. Jhird street. Price, Ttiree Qml Per Copy (VcvbW Sheet), or Eighteen ( ettts Per Heck, payable to tie Carrier, and mailed to SuhmrHiert cut of the city at Nine DoVara Per Ant.nm ; One Dollar and Fifty Cents for Two Months, invariably in adoa-ve for the period ordered. lo insure the Insertion of Aacertiscmcnts in all of ovr EtJUxrns, the mutf be forirardcJ to onr office not laltr than 1,0 oV'ocfr r:teh Mom inn. SATURDAY, APRIL 14. 1MB. ii r r i til A in On the 14!h of April, 1HC6. proat rfllicrion was brow bt u:xn the Amoncnn peojilo bv t!io nisassimi tion of tli 1 monteil bkaua h Lmcoi.n. then Pro mdOTit of tbo Uutted States Tho unrlr-rsuned is tI:oivfcre directed by th- rrcoideiit to iinn ounce that, In oomniemoranon of thnt event, t.io pnbllc ofllccs w 11 boclostd lo-morrow, tbe 14th inslaut. ' William H. Skward. I'ffittment ef Strife. Jt ashivyon, V,Vh April, 185G. miftlvmU k i ill I I HUiKi A lilt A HAM LINCOLN. I N M E M O It I A M Oiw: year lias passed aince the nation wag appalled by the intelligence of tbe assassina tion ol AniiAiiAM Lincoln. The crushlnir grief terror almost of the first moments in which that liorriol crime stood revt aled be fore us, Las passed away; but what true patriot will say that the loss to our country, in the death of that great and good man, was even then overestimated? In a great cala mity the first impulse of the mind is to exaggerate. 'Ihe mental retina is. for tho moment, blinded by the sutldon flash of mis fortune. Timo passes, and we see that things are not so bad as we at first thought them to Iw; compensating advantages reveal them selves and take ofl the keen edw of regret ; . we adapt ourselves to tho new circumstances in which we are placed, aud forget our gtiefs amid the cares ol life. Not so, however, ill thin case. As we look back at that great man t o simple, so wise, bo benevolent, bo considerate, so couscien tiouii.so charitable, so faithful to the eternal verities, so full of confidence In the onward and upward progress of the human race, so patient with the impetuous and unreasonable, and yet so sympathetic with the poor and tho ' oppressed in a word, as we look back at Abb ah ax Lincoln, aa bis character is more and more clearly revealing itself to the gaze ot the world, and aa wo look around upon the present condition of our country, can wo leel a less deep and poignant grief than we did one year ago at his sudden and tragic removal from our midst? On the contrary, did we then, in any just sense, comprehend the calamity that had befallen us? WVre, as we look about us, can we behold any com pensating advantages that have accrued to us from his death ? Do we see them in the ex asperated condition of our politics in the hostile collisions between great co-ordinate branches of the Government in the pas aiouate discussions of momentous public questions, or in the gloom and uncertainty which gather abcut the future? '1 here was one element in Abraeam Lin coln's character which becomes more promi nent as the facts of his liie are more fully re vealed. and that was his conscientious devo tion to principle. Ho was tolerant of methods for reaching a desired end. He had no pride of opinion. He readily discarded a plan when e found that it did not work well. He left ; himself a wise choice of means. Ha often hesitated long and painfully before he was able to Aecido with himself what ho owjht to do. Bat when once he had made up his mind that right and Justice and principle lay in a certain direction, he immedla cly set his face Zionward, and there was after that no looking behind. lie took no backward steps. He did not enunciate a principle to day to discard it to-morrow. He ra'scd no falso hopes. The word of promise with him was like the "sure word of prophecy," which could not be broken. Hence it was that the moral power of his character came to take such a hold upon the people they trusted in him. ' Time alone enables us to do justice to a great character. At the first our point of view is too close. We are absorbed in details' aud get no impression of the whole. But as time passes, and our mental vision gets a perspective, details sink into their proper subordination; the gt eater traits fall Into natural harmony, and tho complete character in its full and grand proportions stands before us. So will it be with our martyred Chfet Magistrate. We are still too near to' his times to do him Justice or to fully appreciate hia greatness. But we may be sure that as years and ages and even centuries roll on history will unfold few nobler or more attrac tive characters than that of the simple, wise, great, and good Abbaham Lincoln. How the Tntrlot firmer Tntked la 18(11, nnd How He Acted. The Democratic press throughout the State have been sorely puzzled to know how to get over the ugly fact that Air. IIif.ster Clymkii was, during the whole war, a consistent and virulent Copperhead. ' In using the term Cop perhead we apply it in its broadest and most coinptehcnulva sense. lie was an opposer of the war, a favor of the Rebellion, a deadly enemy to all legislation tendu g to do justice to the soldier, and a bitter traducer of the Government and all who lent it their sup port. Mow that his prophecies of the' failure to subjugate the bouth have all miscarried, his friends have busied themselves to find Fomo moment in his record when he said something wh'ch might be construed into friendship tor our volunteers. After much exertion their efforts have been crowned with I ai tliil tuccrss. A speech has been exhumed In which he declared that the Democracy were the only true filends the soldiers had and this forgotten oration la paraded in flam ing letters under tho caption of "THL'TII FROM TIIE URCOBD OK lfi(J4. "shoddy against this private nui.nijiu. "C LYMKR FOR TIIK SOLD1EB." That chaste organ of the unwashed, the Philadelphia Aqo, announcing ' that the dis union press is lull of lies" goes on to publish the whole ol the speech, which as a campaign document Is expected to make the soldiers support the "soldiers' friend." This patriotic, oration was made in behalf of the following? j resolution introduced by Senator Hopkins (Democrat). It reads: I 'towh'fi. That the (mmit't'3 on Federal Rt I lution.- be instructed to briua; iu a mint resulu I lion lm truct n: our cua'ors and rciiiestiu,. our Ucpresrntativefi in Congress to vote for a ; law Tcrinirintr the payment oi- noncoiriiniH- h oniii ollicers and privates In tbe serv.ee oi the j United States iu colu or its equivalent.' J In favor of this resolution did the Dkmo i TUKNiisirom Lerks pour out his eloquence. ! The address is too long for us to republish. I The speaker terms the veterans "that meri- torious class of fellow-citizens," and spepks of i Ultra in terms which would delight their ears i when they consider the source. After abus ' in?, onr I foreign miui.-.ters, who, the Senator I declares, tdiouid receive no more than the j private .soldiers after anathematizing the I contractors, and dtlaiin;: hia disloyalty to : any admiiiihtration, he concludes with the i startling declaration that he ' will never be ! enslaved." Would that Uozzaiiis could have j heard that vow! lie would have known that ! his soul was marching on. I And now let us look at the occasion for ' this advocacy of bettering the condition of : Ihe soldiers. '1 he war looked desperate, the j horizon of the national future was dark, the j finances were disordered, and gold was selling 1 at a premium of HSO. The debt was increas- ing with frightful rapidity. Every day added j a couple ot millions of dollars to the load ! beneath which the nation was crooning. Retrenchment was the order of the day, and the utmost economy was found necessary. The popular faith in the stability of the national credit was almost shaken. At this critical moment the Democracy doclared themselves in favor of paying the soldiers in gold. They who had been making po litical capital cut of lack of funds, now demanded that ' the United States should go into the market and buy gold. The rise of coin would immediately result The debt would increase with double rapidity, Tbe national credit would be wrecked; instead ot having gold, it would have neither specie nor greenbacks instead of the soldiers getthig an increase of pay, they would get no pay at all. The adoption by Congress of such a resolution as the Democracy now glory in favoring, would have been the signal for disunion, the failure of the war, the destruc tion of the nation. And that was why HeistB Clymeb and his brother Demo crats supported it. It teas but another step in their consistent policy to secure the ruin oj our land. And now they are seeking to makea virtue ot an action conceived in treason and attempted in treachery and crime. The people and the soldiers se through the shallow pretense, and will not be deceived. When a real opportunity was offered of serving the soldier, and putting trust in him by giving him the right of suffrage, how did we find Mr. Ueistek Clymeb voting then? Was it on the soldier's side ? On the con trary, on every occasion he voted against extending to him the right of citizenship, and had he succeeded he would be now endea voring to continue the disfranchisement, on the ground of not residing sufficiently long In tho State. What he fawns and cringes to now, he would scorn and contemn, if he dared. We would advise our brother editors of the opposition to let th record of their candidate rest. It is of a kind that does not purify the air when it is disturbed. Let him continue to fight on his peace platform and Southern sympathy, and not sejk to seduce sol diers by calling Mmseli their friend, when it is evident that he always hated tl.em because of their devotion to that Union which he ever held subservient to parly victories. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. trjv'T" AMERICAN UNION COMMISSION OF Pi'iiiiylvuula and New Jeisoy. If tbe citizens ot Vlil iiclililH would i earn the kooiI the Aiuoricuii Union ComiulHslon Is uccompllliln with the fundi they Iikvc contribux'd tiir the education of tho poor children Iu th Btateol'Ueoruln . thev should attend a mot-ting to belied tomorrow (Sunday) evening. In tbe Presby terian Church, FOURTH aud PI.NJ4 utreeta.at a quar.er b"lh.eFi,o?,'i' THO VI AN BR AINKTtD, r. D wll. t,rJ ' iiA. KARKI-B. Fig. Kecretarv, will state the iniiiner In which the woik oi teaching the young In re il'ded by the clttzeni having paid a recent viair to the School eatabllahed by the t oiiinilHuloii. K. H. HAZI.K. US. Kaq-, having lately returned iroin the South, will show the lmuortanee oi educating the rising generation ?, we would have the f "'"' .PjiaiM.,,t peaoi and proaperlty. Kev. ALKa. Hbr.D wlil make the clo. alDgaduieaa, rT" 8 EMI-C KNTEN X I AL CELEBRATION The third of eeriea of Sermon preached In the city or New York. In behalt of the American Bible hoclety, will he delivered in thla city To morrow (HUb itiw o'clock by Uie llcv.j w eiiy. W I NO,' I.DV President of the Wesleran University. Mlddletow'Coun., in the MKJHoi;l,rf Subject '"1 b Bible aud Civil Uvverniueut." RELIGIOUS NOTICES. frT THE YOTTNO PEOPLE'S ASHOCU TION, NOBTH BHOD MBKET PRKSHfTB KIAN CIHl.il'H. corner BKOtU and OttERS Mreeu, will bold their Firm Annlvernnrj Meeting To-mor.ovr (SaW'ath) t vnnlnr at 7H e'e oci. Addreaies may he ex ricted by the ltev. ,1 AM K NULL and the Hey lr. W AFCH, together with other Interesting exercises. All are invited. tCST SOUTH 8TB KET PRESHYTEHIAN CnrR' H. above Heventh st . Key. RIC-HARI) A. MALL HY, Pastor. Preaching To morrow (."ahDathl niominr. PH. HuM ft Husbands Love four W Ives." AMernoon at 8M. Union 1 rayer Meeting at 1H. Phllc Invited rT- " FTF.ENTII PRESBYTEBIAN cm-Ri ii, kiktlkn h and Lombard am - Usual morning service To-morrow, at T.H o'c oelt. Re view of Itlahon Wo.a'l I enunciation of Pro'ettnntltn, at 1H o'clock P. bl tho Pastor, Rev. WILLIAM Mcr.LWr.K E I FT II HERMAN BEFOltMED - ntlMl II, (JRFt N Street, near .sixteenth. t-ervtecs on Holiday ot 10'v A. M and T-i P. M. br the I'aslor bev. et. 11, (lir.si'.T HuMeot in the Evening "The Still Hmutl Voice," the Iwe ftUot tho Series on Elijah. prr; rsuTHANV. south stijeet. v.'estop U-' tvh. ntvfU.MI'. hillreir and Parents' lMonih r Biro Itnr. To-motrow evetil.iir. Address by Rev Mr. lit. LIS nnd ity Pastor." Preaching by tbo Pastor at 10 A. M. ffisj tiie Tiunn conference oe tTie ( hrlstian 1'nion Afsocla'ion will be held Nan dor Ivenltg, in tALVAHl rlllROII, LOC'U T and HKTFKNlll Dis J cPC REY, lit) WK, and U aLKINS wlilhfeak. r-v" SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. fl-ViNTll Siren, below Arc'i.-Tbe Pator. Rev. K. V. I'.EAItLE. wl'i breach To morrow moniing nnd f veiling, elvlee at 10j A. M. uni) 1H .M. P-XJ KEY. DR. II ANNA OF NEW YOHK, wi l nreaeh Tri.innrrnw at VNtlS IltPTKT I i JirR tl 1 WE VI I El II and OXr'ORD (streets Scr- vices tit luH a 1 7S. grv'.?-- CHILDREN S CHCRCM.-THB N E XT -' Sermon to the Younff on "Biole Jewen," at tin ( Hi UCH OK Till EPIPHANY, lo morrow Aster niKin. bei Ice at 3 o'c'ock ft'r' REV'. V: II. In TH IN ITY )n. inj a t lc o'clock'. NAD V I. WII.I, PREACH V.. CHURCH To-morrow Morn- SPECIAL NOTICES. tS.t lr Si ti r.d J ngr for oild'iv r.a, Ppicia' Xntiret.1 p-V-?' NEW LONDON COPPER MINI NT. (-(iMPANY. The Ad.ioutred Annunl IMeetltiR ol Stnckho'dem or I lretlon oi Iilrectors o sen e the ensuing yenr. will be held vN r RIDAY, APRIL at, At the CfTce Of the President ho. 417 AK' H STREET, At Si04'. M. SIMON POKY. 113 lit Secrvtarv. This is a personal in vitation to tho reader to ex amine ournewstvle1 ot CPR1NU i LOTHlMl. Casslniero fruits iraie and P.lack Milta f- r 2 Uner mils, all pnees nn 'o .;. VYAJ4AMAKER iiWjW S, OAK H.'LI., aorTll.PT Cfl.NKB rilXI'H ano MARKET flu. JJAIIGAINS IN FINE CLOTHING mm K6CK1IILL & WIU50X. ' Brovn Stone Clothing Hall," Ncs. 603 and 605 CHESNUT Street. NEW STOCK AT TIIE LOWEST PRICES. Having fold out our stock of Clothinjr for Gentle men and Boys, curried over fiom tbe late bio, our entire stock ot FASIIIONAHLE H EA D Y-MA DE CLOTHING IS THE ArElVESl, As Our Prices are the Lowest, MAGNIFICENT STRING STOCK Sow Heady, to Halt Everybody. CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. Our newly-fitted up Custom Department now con- tains the large.-t assortment or all tbe fashionable ew fabrics for cur patrons to select from. SUITS, CIVIL AND MILITARY, MADE UP TO ORDER PROMPTLY, In tbo highest style, and at moderate prices. J Joys' Clothing. In thlr Department of our Stock is also unrivalled Tllfe BEST IN TUE CITY, At the Lowest Prices. Orders executed at shortest notice. TIIE CHOICEST STOCK OF READY -MADE CLOTHING IN PHILADELPHIA, ROOKBILL & WILSON, "Brown Stone Clothing Hall," Nos. C03 and 605 CIIESMT Street 4 llw24tp $g3 SPRING. WILLUM D. ROGERS, COACH AND LIGHT CARRIAGE BUILDER, Nob, 1009 and 1011 CHESNUT Street, miLADELmiA, mm4a FOUItTH EDITION LATEST FROM VVASHI!!GT0f(, Out (Scct9i.l JLeHfaiclo. WAfHiNOToN, Anril 11. Tb Nikllonal Cmtry. Tho work of removing tho Union dead from lh Vlrrini and Mar)Iawl bnttle-flelds to tho Oreat Rational Cemetery at 'Washington i a ready in pro Kress, and some ItiOO liodfes have born plaoud there. I'rn lliniinllfil, Tbe work of dtrtnantllnfr For.a Stanton, CmtoII, Slocum, Tottcn, btevona, Keuo, and t nmn r, tor the delene of W blnton, was completed ToU-riay, and the land turned over to tbe owners. lCrrordn I.hni. Dr. Spence, of the pot hospital at Hiohmond, Va., ditrlns tbe Krbollion. state, in ausworto an inqmry from tho War Dcpar: mint that tho records of the Union dfad buried near K.chinond w?re destroyed In the (Trent lire upon tho evacuation of Richmond. CONGRESS. WA9H1NOTON, April II. Tho Senate wu not in session tixiay. Jloiisd Oi Urpreanatdilt-AN. In tbo House, on motion of Mr. oarllild. thn rrutliuc ot itftoidav's iiroceidinus was duiuiiiHi.il Willi, end Air OaiUe d then said: 1 utHiie to make a motion ibat the House do hot ilourn. Ibis dar will lie memorable as ionir this nation si.all eui.uie, wbieh, tod grant. mii bo till Ibat lat mouient ot reoorded time vtien ttie rot nmu oi t be wot Id's history sIihIi be sealed up and p uctfi brtorottir .Jtiagu lor His sent-nas. Ou this dav. lot an iiino tuooine, l doubt not tbo citizens of tins rpublio will meet toKt'thttr, lokinir into oacn otbei's tacts witu solemn tHilnea as tber reoa 1 tuo Kn at cvciit ol I Ins rav n ISOfi un evoiu unparalleled ii the History oi nailous, certainly nnparaUeled in oui own. 1 ibink it rniiucutlr proper that this Congress should nut on its record to-uav a resolution in inn. mory of tbut event llio wur witu its wonderful events nave to blstorv niany lNiii)?uihed names; it took tuo viiufr nit'u oi tana anu mauo tlium hen cs: it made tbe old men patriots; and vomon became ttie liniiisterin auuels al over ttie ropublic; but cbiet anionfr ml the ureal developments of tbo war wet e the c aracter and liie oi that great man wuot'e lots tne l ntioit ii.i ueu ores. He is aptlv do tcrit ed in tbe lunauairo of one ol Enrrlaud's poets as that Dlvlnelr irl toil man, Whoie H e in low enute began, And on a simple vii Iuk crren Who breaks h tlilrfh Invidioaii bar. AlI crsnp tle xklrts oi lmt'U ulmitre Aud Drcahta tlio Mows o- uircumxtauco, , And ruuplrs wtt ril evil star. Who makes or force bis merit known, And hv4 to clutch the goliteu kes To innuld a niigtity Hta.e'H decree. And sIihi tbo whwper ol the throno, nd niovltiK up irom biuh lo hilit r UeuomeK In lor une's eiowniug siopn 'I lie idllflr oi a people's boos Tbe centro ol a world's uesire." uch a lite and kuch a thnracier wi l iro oowu to all t.me as the great aud sacred po-sesiiou of tho American people. init tin ie more than tbo character oi anyone mnu in that great struiflo through wbiuu we hire Mifsi ti. ibt ie were two seeuos iu tho drama of ttie lit teliion. One was the mil'tnrv scene with a I its death, with all its KiiUVricgs, losses, uut tears that ecece was ciositirr one year ago this night. Just as tbo curtain was lifiing ou ttie new aud final scene, the restoration of peace, and liberty, aud order just as the cumiiui was rtbing to show tho new charac ters, tbe ev 1 spirit ot rebellion and treason could not ris st its detore to strike one oiow. ana to cause tho chiet character In tbe scene tuen closing to porish oy tuo nana oi BS'a-sintir, on. It whs cot tho band ot one man that killed Presi dent J.intoiriB it was tho em bodied spirit of (reaKon and slavery oonceutrated into ieartul hate tnat struck him down in that supremo powor of tho nuoon's joy. Ibcre aie times in the history of men and of nations when tuey seem to stund so closely by the veil which Bunts out luorta.n irom )m nortality, time trom eternity, und man irom od. tbut t hoy oan almost hear the beatings and tool ttie pulsations of the heart of God. iSuoh a time have we parsed tbrotuti when two hundred und titty thousand patriotic sun if broke . hrouph tne tolds ot thut thin veil, ana went up into the cresenue ot dod, aud when at last its purtlng lolds admitted tbe Premdeut to go witn tLe doad beroes ot the repuoiio. Tbe nation felt indeed t ut it could hear tho whis peis of Cod coming down among tho children of men. Knee. ing at that troubled hour, when joy aud'Faduess were so strungely commingled, the American people iisteued to tho voice of their God, and made a sot. nm covenaut witu Him ami witu each othor, that this nation should be redeemed, with nlljits glories restored, and that on the ruins of sla very and treason the tomoles of freedom and justice and peace should bo built and should sur vive lorever. it remains for us, Mr. Speakor, con secrated ty that great event and under oovonant with God, to keep that faith and to go on in the good work until it shall be comploted. Fol owiu? the lead of that great man, and reverently follow ins the lead ot God, let us remember that "lie has sounded forth the trumpot which shall never call retreat ; Ho is silting out tbe hearts of men before his judg ment seat. Be swift, my sou', to answer him, lie Jubilant my leet, For God is marchingon." ' Tbo motion was agreed to, and the Ilouso there upon adjourned. Latest Mnikcts by Telegraph. Baltimore, April 14 Wheat active; Southern red l-OOl 65; Pennsylvania red, 1'66 1'60. Corn declined 2c. tor white; sales at 8yt81o.; ye. low. 803. Oats lirrn. Heeds dull; Cloverseed, W'25rf:5 60. 1 rovisions dull. Supar quiet. Coffee steady. Whisky; Western, 82-26.2 25.",. 1 Phil&da. Stock Exchange Sales, Apr. 14 Beported by De Haven k Bro,, Ke. 40 S. Third street BE! WEEN BOARDS. ' S1C00 Keading 6s, eO. 87t 100 sh liead....sC0.. 61 OdOsb do stiO 61 1500 City ts, mun.. b2J $1500 U'h 6s. .lots 87 StoUO V t 6-20s 66. . .104 100 sn llestonv.. 15. 431 100 sh do e.'JO 41 Kit) sh Maple Shade. 8 20 su ( am & A.its.llTJ 5 all do 117 100 sh Shauiok Coal. 7 100 eh do b5 621 100 sh dosoOwu.. 61 j 100 sb do r-.i iuu f n ecu i pi..t)5U iiii 100 sh do. 50 Bh Del. 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Tbe public are respectfully inrlted to vWt bis Gal Icrics, w here tbe Paic tings are upon EXHIBITION, FREE, DAY AND EVENING , UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK. B. SCOTT, Jr.. ACCTIOSEER. 410 KNICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY. E. P. KEPHOW, A. HUNT, Wholesale and Retail Dealers. IMFORTERS OF EASTERN ICE. OFFICES AND DEPOTS: o-. 118 and 12 NortU BROAD HtrMt; WUXUW STEEtT WHARF, DELAWARE AVENUE. c Having secured a full supply of the best quality of ICE, are prepared to lurnlsn it tbrouKbout tbe entire season, as nsual, piomptly. at the lowest mark ot rates. Hotels, Confectioners, and Shipping supplied wltb large or small quantities. Particular attention given to tbe delivery of ICE to Families, 8trcs, Offices, etc. ICE served daily in West Philadelphia, Mantua, Rich mond, 1 loga, and all parts or tbe city. Tour older respectfully solicited. 4 lfsmwrpltn gATIN STRIPED GRENADINES, JUST OPENED, AT REDUCUD PRICES. CUHWEN ST ODD ART & BROTHER, Nob. 450, ibZ, and 464 A. SEt'OSI) Street, 414 3t Above vViUow. QORDED AND WHITE GROUND MOHAIlt FOULA11DS, OF CHOICE STYLES, AT ItEDUClSD P11ICES. CURN STODDART & BROTHER, Nos. 460, 462, aud 454 N SKCOMi street, 4 14 Ct Above Wtllow. For Moths. Reliable I Cheap! Fragrant 1 Fold by dronylhts everywhere. HaBris A CUAPMAS, Fao turets, Boston. It FOUND. IN A WALNUT STRERT CAR. A Portrmounsle, containing a small amount of money, which the owner can bave by proving property and paving tor this avtvertiseiueut. Apply to ko lis CUrMr Street. It I ANTI-INCRUSTATOR. j i: AD AN I) 11 K FLBCT, THEILLIXa A A'A'O UA CEMENT! bTAM 110 ILEUS! Importrtat nl Rllnbl AvrKnsnt lo Remove ftoitle stnd PrTnt it Fonnatlon. KCONOMY IN FUEL. GREAT Eli SAFETY IN liOILERS. T'ie AMERICAN ANTI-IXC1UJSTAT10S COJI PA N V aie prrparcd to remove (teal from any and every description of Me im Holler. a:.d prevent the hard In eruKts ljn of Scale irom fortuloK. B tbe me of the An i-lnorirfator the conn tm t Ion of fuel Is much re duced (the irequrnt stoppse ot mils msnu actorlss. stsamshlps. and locomotives, to clean boiler, dispensed wltb, and dangers from the startling and terrible effect of bobcr ci plosions gieatlr lessened. , Experience bas clearly demonstrate I tbe utility l the Antl-!ncrntatcr, and tbe certa-ntv of its attaining the very desirable rcsul.s above claimed font Information relative to the Antl Inerattator cbor folly siven, personallv or throuRh eorresponOenoe, at tbe Company's Oillca, f No. 147 S. FOURTH Street, (CO PNF3 OF II AKMONT STIlKRT), ntiLADiai m a. lSBtlDKNT. JOHN C. CRE.Syt)N. 0FCKF.TART AJ.D TBIASCIUCH. n. a. ulihunrinu. - MANAOIXQ Ulr.ROTDB, JAMR8 HABPF.U. DIUKOTOnS, J OIIN C. C B S.SON, JAMES HARP EH, JOHN KlKJAl:im,fON, V. II. UVIKMB UAMll. U. bOi KtllLt, WM tl. MUOliilBiD U. tl. LElSJUMMNU. Railroad nienlatnl manufacturers, read what has been accoinplisled i,y tho AntMncrustator on tbe PennsyU vunlu Railroad, a flora severe and thorough test, Mr. John P. Laird, tbo Kuperlntesnent of Motive Power and Machinery and bdward II. Wl Hams, Esq , th (lenevalHiirenntciitlrnt.sta e as lollowsi I'BNNSYLVAMIA RAILROAD (VMPAVT, Ol Iil K OF TPKlilNTKNnKNT OK AauTlVB r OWIi ANO MAOH'MSEr, A ltoona, I'a.prll li.isso. II. J. Lombacrt. Fso. Dear Hlr: 1 hava thla rtur m. amlned nnlnes 70 nnd 78. tbe Fnitlnes wbteb were lur nlfhed with tiie An'l ! ncrustator on the 19th of Decem ber last. Un applying tae instrument the flues were coated with scale uverono-elghth ot an Inch In thick ness. We bave taken a flue out oreuch Engine, and And the scale ent,rt.y rnnovrd, and th boiler p rfi cttv electa. I have also taken a flue out of C-nglne 89, of the lame c'as, and employed In tbe same sertice and find a full one-eighth of au inch of scale, and tbe Inside of the boiler hi condl.lou stmiar to that of the other tw I nslnesreii.us to the application vtht instrument. I consider tbe fact as folly established that the ' Antl Incrustator" will not only prkvent ibb acocmulatioic Or SCAl.K ON TUG BOILRB, BUT WILL BEHOVE THAI ALBEADY FOBMED IN OLD BO IIP. US. Very respertlu.lv, JOHS P LAIRD, finp't. M. P. and . Pennsylvania Kail road. ' I fully concur in the opinion of the Antl-Inerustntor expressed above bv Mr. Laird. From mf first know ledge of the apparatus 1 hove approved of tt aa founded on cotrcct scientific principles, simple In its application, and effective Iu its workings. EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent Pennsylvania Railroad. Altoona, I'enn., Apr.l 13. l6tj. In additloa to the (acts previously published in refer ence to the efficiency of the Antl-Incrastator, thea.i nexed testimonial irom Messrs. M. W. Baldwin & Co., Locomotive Builders, ot this city, is also presented. Messrs. Baldwin & Co. have thoroughly tested the Attl-Incrustator, and It will be observed tbey are fully satisfied that every manufacturer should have It in ase. Messrs. M. W. Baldwin & Co, testify aa follows: M. W.BALDWIN COM Locomotive Works, rks,) 6. bhuau anu iiAauijLio.N street , Pnil.AnMI.PIIIA lnplll'1 lu John C. Cresson, Esq., President of America! ,Antl-In erustatlon Company: Dear Mr: Alter a careful observation ot the efTeots o the Antl Inorustator, at applied to our boilers, we take pleasure In making tbe lollowlng report: On the7th instant we opened all our boilers having your Antl ln crustator tn them. 1. Foundry Boiler. This boiler was badly coated with scale, three-sixteenths Inch thick and over at the time of the application of the Instruments; we find now about two- thirds of the scale romoved, and tbe remain der comparatively loose. 2. Forge Boiler, This boiler we find entirely clean, and no deposit on the sheets whatever. S. Eroctlng Rl.op Boiler. This bolter Is not yet cleaned. I be scale is ootalned in ccnsiuerablo quantities from tbe hand holes, and in much larger quantities than usual, and tbe work is still piogresslng. From our observa tions to Ibis date, we are enabled to sav that we feel evoty confidence In ttssuocess in doing all that you clulm for It In your printed circular We have had them In use In these boilers about throe m o ths. We find the consumption of fnel still diminishing from what it was previous to the application, which we attribute to tbe aotlun of your Anti-Inciusator. licspccttully yours, M . W. BALDWIN CO. The Csptaln and Engineers of the steamship "Nor folk," running between this city and iiielimond, sty : 8u.-anit.blp ''NORFOLK." CI. de's Line of 1 Philadelphia and Richmond Hteauiers. Murket btreot Whurt. f PniLAUELl'lllA, Apib 11, ItiliS.) John C. Cresson. Iq. . Prccl.lcnt of the American Antl lucrustation Couiuauv t Lear Blr : It is with pleasure we say to you that the Antl-lni tustatot placed in the holler of the steamship ' Nortolk," ot tlrdi's Lino of PbUadolphla and i;lch mond stesmeis, en Thursday, March 23, 18136, his done all you claimed lor it in your published circular. Since its introduction wo bave run one trip from this city to Ricbmoud,and on opening tbe boiler at Richmond we found considerable loose scale, which was removed. On reaching Philadelphia the bober was examined again', and a nine.i larger quantity of scale, some ot i4 from one-slxteemh to one quarter of au inch in thick ness, was taken out. On this trip we were not oom pelled to pick and scrape (by the ola process) ths bollors at Uichuiond or Philadelphia, as has always been re quired heretofore, tbe Anti-liiciustator buying per formed the work butter tban everdoDe before, and with out trouble, expense, or risk. It not only removes the scale fiom the flues and sheets of the bollors but has actually removed the old scale irom tbe crown sheets In such places sod purts of the boiler aa was rendoted pr vlously lmporslble to clean, owing to the braces and staya over said crown sheet. Our boiler to-iay Is comparatively clean, and better fitted to (O to sea aualn, without any further cleaning, tban at any previous time alter cleaning In the old way. yf conMder the Auil Inciustatorot very great Importance to all boilers ou sea-going steamships, and, irom experience, leel convinced it la the only thing in use that will clcau marine boilers and keep them tree from Kcsle. Very truly yours, GEOHQ' CdCLTZ, LtWISWJITZ. 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