THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST ! 8, 1 866.
THE HELIGIOUS WOULD
City Church.
North City Heme Mission. No prenchlne
to-morrow at any ol the missionary points at
10. The tnissknary. lieverond A. Manoliin, nt
the Wifrw.ini, Girnrd avenue and Twentieth
street, at 10. At night, Calvary, Reverend
Jeorre Stevens. Noitli Pcnn, Hevercnd A.
ManBhip.
--Rev. J. II. Mcllvaine, D. D., of Princeton,
Kew Jrrsev, will preach in tho North Presby
terian Church, Hixth street, above Green, to
morrow, at 104 o'clock A. M., and In tho First
Reformed Dutch Church, corner of Seventh
and Spring Garden streets, in the evening, at
8 o'clock,
Dependent Mpsiah Lutheran Church, No.
1527 North Twelfth street, Ilev. N. M. Price,
pastor. Preaching to morrow, 10J A. M.. by Rev.
James McGowen, and 7$ P. M., by Rev. James
Goldy.
Second Presbvterim Church, Seventh street,
below Aich. Rev. WilllBm C. Cattell, D. D.,
rresldetil of Lafayette College will preach
mornir.er and evening, at 10J A. M. and 7$ P. M.
Fmt Church of Christ. O. A. Bartholomew
has returned to the city Rnd resumed hla labors.
Preacbins at CLristtan Chapel, Twelfth street,
above Wallace, at the usual hours to morrow.
Fourth Baptist Church, Fifth and Button-
wood streets Preaching by the pastor, Rev. R.
Jeffreys, D. D., to-morrow morning, at 104
o'clock, and even'nir at quarter before 8 o'clock.
First ConOTesratlonal Church.Frankford road
and Montgomery avenne. Prahina at 10J
A. M.. by Rev. Georee W. Usher, of New York,
and 7J P. M., by Rev. William D. Patton.
Preaching: at, Central M. E. Church, Vino
street, above Twelfth, to-morrow, by the Pastor,
Rev. Mr. Matlack; 10$ o'clock A. M., "Precious
TbiiiEs;" 8 unlock, "A Great Victory."
Central Congregational Church, Eighteenth
and Green streets. Divine service to-morrow,
at 10 A. M. and 8 P. M. Preaching by Rev. J.
N. Folwell, of Itliaca, New York.
Fourth Reformed Presbyteriau Church,
Eighteenth and Filbert slreets. Services to
morrow (Sabbath) at 10 and 74 o'clock, by the
Tastor, Rev. David Steele, D. D.
Ebenezer M. E. Church. The Rev. T. W.
Simpers, Pastor, will preach tomorrow, at
10$ A. M. and 8 P. M. Camp Meeting Experi
ence Meeting at 3 P. M.
Calvary Presbyterian Church, Locust
street, above FUteeuth. Preaching to-morrow
morning, nt 10, o'clock, by Rev. Dr. Vermilye,
of Hartford, Conu.
Fifth United Presbvteriau Church (Rev. Mr.
Hanna'9), Twentieth and Buttonwood streets.
Preachine to-morrow evening, at 73 o'clock, by
Rev. Mr. Barr.
Scots' Presbytetian Church. The Rev. J.
W. E. Kerr will preach in this church to-morrow
morning, at 10$ o'clock. No service in the
afternoon.
Westrrn M. E. Church, Twentieth aud Wal
nut stteets Preaching to-morrow at 10$ A. Al.
and 8 P. M., by the Pastor, Rev. Thomas
Stevens.
South Street Presbyterian Church, above
Eleventh street. Preaching at 10. bv Rev. Wil
liam Manlove. Union Prayer Meeting at 8
o'clock.
Fifteenth Presbyterian Church, Fifteenth
and Lombard streets. The Pastor Rev. William
McEiwee, at 10$ and quarter to 8 o'clock.
Eclise de Christ. Reverend H. Mauny will
preach in French tomorrow, at No. 1009
Chesnut street, 104 A. M., and 7$ P. M
Me-siah Evancelical Lutheran Church, Thir
teenth and Oxford streets. Rev. F. Meesur will
preach to-morrow, at 10J A. M.
Rev. J. H. Vandezee preaches in Horticul
tural Hall, Broad and Walnut streets, to-morrow
at 10$ A. M. aud 7 P. M.
Preaching at the Diamond street Mission
Chapel, to morrow morning, 10$, and evening,
7j, dv Keverenu samuei rarit.
Preaching by the Rev, W. McMullin at 10$
o'clock A. jh., in Bt. Matrnews Luiueranunurcu,
New street, below Fourth.
Scott M. E. Church, Eighth street, above
Tasker. Preaching at 10$ A. M., and in the
evening at 8 o'clock.
West Arch Street Presbyterian Church,
corner Eighteenth street. Preaching 10J A. M.,
by llev. E. ft. Nevin.
First United Presbyterian Church, Broad
ana ijomoaro streets, treacling oy castor,
morning and aiiernoon.
Second Advent Meetings at the corner of
Spring Garden and Ninth streets, at 10$ A.M.
and 74 P. M.
Spiritualism. Rev. J. G. Fisk will lecture
at Sansom street Hall, to-morrow, at 10$ A, M,
and 7$ P. M.
Westminster Church. Service to-morrow at
10$ A. M., by Rev. J. H. Synimes.
El Richmond Presbyterian Church, Rev. A.
M. Jelly, to morrow at 10$ A. M.
Emmanuel P. E. Church, Kensington,
Morning service, 10$ A. M.
K)l.scoxnliuu.
The following account ot one of Bishop
Wuiteliouse's episcopal act9 in Hweaen is trans
lated from the Stockholm Aflonbladet:
",CON8KOBATION OF THE NEW ESKtLISH CUUROH
nu'ucod at 10 o'clock in tbe morning, when Bishop
Henry John Wbltehouse, assisted by four English
clergymen, wearing their proper vestments, entered
tbe churcb, and proceeded along the nave to tbe
chancel, reciting the twenty-lourtli psalm, tbe Bishop
and clergy reciting tne verses alternately. The
Bishop then took his plaoe on the right side of the
altar; on tho left the Archbishop Keuterdahl bad
also a place providou for him, and seats on tho leit
glue of the chancel were appropriated for
tbe Bishops of Suudberg, Bring, aud Flenuburit.
Dishou Wnitehouse received the instruments of
donatioD, which, after being read, were laid
upon the altar. Standing then before the aliai,
the Bishop invoked tho blessing ot Gad on the
sacred work, after which he oneied up prayer,
partly kneelmcrland partly turned towards the con
negation. Thereupon one of the nngliah nrloots
tho Rev. K. H. Blak6y, stepped forward and read
tbe deed of consecration, which was also laid upon
the altar, w e learned tnereoy mat me church was
to be called after St. Peter and Sr. Kig tried (an Aroh
bisbon ot York and the great apostle of ChriBtianttv
in Sweden). After this ceremony the usual morning
service was men prooeeuou wuu. x onions 01 sonp
ture appointed lor the day were read, and hymn 212
Irom the English Hymn Book ('Hymns, Anoiont
and Modern') was sung.
The epistle for the day was taken from 2d Cor,
vl, 11-17, the (3 Of pel from St. John il, 13. Alter
the Creed had been read in huglish, tbe Archbishop
rose and repeated the same translated into
bwedish, which is almost word lor word the same
as that lead in our churches every Sunday.
"l'tio Niceue Creed, the common symbol of both
churches, translated irom the tame Latin source
into words singularly similar in sound, was repea'ed
at tbe same time in both languages by all persons
present, each in his own tongue, the Archbishop
leading in Swedish. After tbe one hundredth Psalm
bad been sung, the Bishop delivered a most eloquent
sermon, which showed him to be possessed of a
most spirited eloquence and 1 owerrul delivery
After the discourse and alter the prayer lor tbe
Church Militant, with a special thanksgiving offered,
Archbishop Kenterdabl, who. In the meantime, had
Bsumd his full Episoopal vestments, came betore
the altar, and delivered to tne congregation a short
address in Swedish, founded upon the words of the
Prophet Isaiah, chap. I, e: 'Lome ye and let us go
up to the mountain of tbe Lord, to the house of the
Clod of Jacob, and Ho will taea us of His ways,
and we will walk in His paths.' Kneeling before
tbe altar be ottered up a prayer and pronounced
the final benediction over tne congregation."
Jay Cooke has ("contributed $25,000 towards
the endowment 01 a new tneoiogicai professor
ship in Kenvon College, Ohio, and has nomi
nated Rev. Dr. Bronson, Rector of the Episco
pal cnurcu in eanaussy, to nn rue cnuir.
A California paper describes Grace Cathe
dral as 135 feet in length by 63 in breadth, hold
ing 1000 persons.
Method Lut.
The French Comereuce of the Methodist
Church was held from June 22 toJuue 30, at
Anduse. The Conference consisted of eighteen
ordained ministers. It has 184 chapels and
preachiiJ2 places; 28 ministers; local preachers,
81; church members, 109!); Suuday Schools, 41;
leaclier,
Preabytrrlan.
The Old School General Assembly reports its
condition. May, 1SW30, as lollows:
Synod in connection with the ueneral As-
scintil) ' 85
rrtsbttoiics 178
Licentiates 2r6
CaiididHtes lor tho Ministry 824
Minister 2.21H
Churches 2. WW
LiceiiMiOi 11)3
Ordination- iy
Installations 145
l'astt ral relations uissolveo 112
C hurches organized 60
Ministers received Irom other denomina
tions 22
Minister (linmsed to ot'ier denominations. 13
Churches received liora 01 her denomina
tions 8
Churches d simssea to other denominations. 2
Ministers deceased 87
Churches dissolved 20
Membeis added on examination 17,937
Memteis added on oertitica'o 10.158
Total number ot communicants reported... 239,806
Adults baptized 5,UII3
Imams loptized 10,006
Amount contributed lor Congregational
purposes 82.819 909
Amount contributed tor the Boards- 6H'.l,!lt;9
Amount contributed lor disablod ministers. 23,633
Amount contributed for miscellaneous pur
poses 829 590
Whole amount contnbuted 8.21. 5S7
Contingent lund 11,448
The New School Dranch ot this denomina
tion has made great advances in Philadelphia
tne last two years, adding eight new churches,
with over 60U0 sittings, at a cost of over
$214,000.
Rev. Dr. Stearns, of Newark. New Jersey.
has declined to allow his name to be presented
to the Trustees of Hamilton Colleoro, New York,
in connection with the 1'rosiueucy ot that insti
tution.
Tl e Board o( Directors of Columbia Theo
logical Seixiniiry have appointed Dr. Palmer, of
Now Orleans, and Dr. Wilson, of Augusta. Co..
to solicit $150,000 to set the Seminary on its
teet.
The Old School Assembly's Committee on
Freednien has entered upon the work of the
year, with titty-seven missionaries in the field
ana $3000 in the treasury.
-ThP Louisville Presbvterv has declared the
pulpits ot all pastors under its Uirisdictlou who
nave rebelled or may rebel agaluat the General
AsseniDiy, to oe vac ant.
-Rev. T. Ralston Smith, of the Seventh Pres
byteriau Church, 1u this city, hus accepted a
Secretaryship in the American Bible Society.
LMiicn xiciormca.
The annual statistics of this denomination
lor 186G are as follows: One General Svuod;
three Particular Synods (New York, Albany,
Chicago); thirty two classis (or Presbyteries');
churches, 431; ministers, 407; candidates, 11:
communicants, 55,1)17. Received last year on
coulesfion, ol20: by letter, 1H8,); infants bap
tized. 3:i07; adults. 006; children in Sabbath
Schools, 41,414; contributions for benevolent
ut.e8. $241,12!)55: lor congregational purposes.
$649,640,83. Moneys lor benevolert uses under
control 01 the several Boards Education, iu
addition to the income ircm invested funds,
$8500; domestic uiisfione, $24,589,!i8; building
lund, $4433-58; mission schools, $1157-14;lorcien
missions, SSSJSSS: publication, $'in7i. Be
sides these sums. $:i6,ti40"17 has been raised for
widows' fund, ministers' lund, aud lor colleges.
It.is intimated that the C hurch has given about
$100,000 to benevolent objects outside of its own
operataon.
-Silas D. Chiids, of Utica, deceased, lias left
to the Reformed Dutch Church in Utica Ave
thousand dollars, to be expended in procuring
and maintaining good music in said church.
Rev. Dr. J. W. Nevin has been elected Presi
dent ot the College at Lnncaster, in this State,
and Rev. Dr. Gerhart Vice-President.
t'oiign-Kntioiial.
Consregationalism is becoming a power in
tireat liritatu amt Ireland, we una it stuted
that there are 2785 Congregational Churches,
2307 minister, 444 student, with au increase
of 17 churches aud 45 ministers.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher takes hi s vaca
tion in August; Rev. N. J. Burton, of Hartlord,
is supplying his pulpit. Rev, Mr. Johnson, of
Baltimore, is supplying liev. Dr. liudmgton's
pulpit in Brooklyn.
-On the 11th of July eleven members of the
Theological Seminary, at Baugor, Maiue.received
the customary license as preachers of tho Gospel,
irom tne reuoDscot Association.
The fortieth anniversary of the pastorate of
Lr. nits, ac ipswicii, mass., was ceteDrateti
recently. Large numbers of clergy aud others
Irom abroad were preseut.
Rev. David Trumbull, pastor ot the Uniou
Church (Consrregational) iu Valparaiso, Chili,
has returned lor a visit to this country.
Thirty-two Congregational churches in
Kansas report a membership ot 838.
liuiitlht.
TVin "Rnnticta nFVir trintn 'lift vinnr Ir.cl tlio fniAila
of Richmond College "hy iuvestnient iu Confede
rate bonds, are now endeavoring to secure a
new endowment of $100,000.
-The First Baptist Church of Baltimore has
added 140 members in five inonius. The Female
.Superintendent of the Sunday School has held
that otuce over titty years.
The Baptists in England appear to be nros'
periug in a striking degree. In a little over two
years they nave raised a million ot dollars lor
ciiurcn extension.
Kev. J. Hvatt Smith, of this citv.
accepis the call to'Lee Avenue Baptist Church,
isroomyn.
The colored uaptists 01 ievv Haven are
fitting up u house of worship.
I'ultarlau.
William Everett, of Boston, son of the late
Edward Kverett, has presented to the Unitarian
Society al Winchester a very beautiiui aud
appropriate set ot silver lor tne communion
service. Some ot the plute had belonged to his
lather, his allusion to which, in a briet address,
drew tears irom many.
Rev. Dr. Briees. pastor of the First Church.
Salem, Las declined the call of the Unitarian
Society at Washington.
Lutheran.
-The Lutheran congregation at Fort Wayne is
said to be one of the largest in the West, nutti
bering 500 male members and 1200 in all,
Though most ot them are In humble clrcutu
stances, tho tuurcn is very noerai.
A new Society, called the Palestine Christian
Union Mission to' the Arabs, has been tonued in
Eucland. to meet the growing spirit of relurlous
inquiry among tbe Arabs, a native cnristian
Arub will go out soon, accompanied, oy a pnysv
ctan. llis plan ts to go tours native town,
Bvcnar. near Jacob's Well, and somoine house-
to house vibitation with teaching nnd preaching.
Mrs. Llovd. of the Zulu Mission, went from
a cultivated, retined circle in New York city a
lew years ago, and was soon iett a widow among
a rude people. Deeply interested iu tier work;.
she remaius in the held, faithtully laboring lor
me gooa 01 tne people.
Reports from the new location of the Dako
tas in Nebraska are favorable to the religioua
proereos ot the Indians; but Niobrarah. the
new location, is not considered suitable to their
wants.
The Young Men's Christian Association,
Chicago, are opening a boarding-house for
young girls who have no homes of their own.
ana tue cuuatio lames ure interested in the
cause.
The American Board, in the Aueust number
of the Ilera'd. reports the reoeipts up to the 1st
1st ot Juiyas jLai:,4u, more man is,uoo less
than was received at the same period last year.
Two educated and influential Mussulmen in
Lahoe. India, have written a book in favor of
Christianity, avowir.g their lull belief in its
truth.
Tho Rev. Dr. Clerc, of CarlMe, Pennsylva-
n a. Iihs been called to Calvarv Church, Phila
delphia, to conduct services lor the deaf mutes.
Reverend E. P. Hammond, the revival
Evaueiist, Uiu bailed ljr Europe aud Palestine.
IV! Ixrcll Aiiroim.
Tlie eicht churches dcstroed by the fire in
Port'aud are a, follow: The Second Panh or
Piivson Cuujch. Rev. Dr. Carruthers. pastor;
the Bethel Cfdiizrcgntioiial Church, Rev. T.
South orth, pastor; the Third Parish Society, of
which the' late Dr. Dnlght was pastor; St.
Stephen's Cliiuch (Kpiscopal), Rev. Mr. Dalton,
rector; the Federal Street BantUt Church, Rev.
Dr. Shaller, pa-tor; the Pearl street Universtihst
Church; the New Jerusalem Society's Church,
Rev. Mr. Haden, pastor; the Church of the Im
maculate Conception (Catholic), Bishop Bacon
in charge.
' The churches in New Jersey ore thus
classified in the last '.fliclal retttrHs: Adveut
ists, 1: Baptists, 130; Seven Dav Baptists, 5;
Christians, lot Conaregationahsts, 4; Dutch
Reformed, 84; Episcopal. 105; Friends, 61; Ger
man Reiornted, 4; Jewish, 1; Lutheran, 17;
Methodihts, 404; Presbyterian, 211; United Pres
bjUrians, 1; Roman Catholic, 61; Spiritualists,
1: Swcdenborpinn, 2; Union, 11; Unitarian, 11;
Lnivtrsalist, 3;Moimon, 2.
Tbe Bible, thus far translated into the two
langtinfes, written and spoken, in the southern
paitot China, is now bcincc rapidly translated
into the Mandarin. This Mandarin language is
spoken by about one-halt of the population of
China that is, by about two hundred millions
01 people.
The corner stone of the Wilberforce Uni
versity, an institution for the colored race,
Xeuta, Ohio, was recently laid, according to
the rites ot 1 he Masonic Ordr. Two thousand
colored people irom tne Western Mates were
present.
The New York State Sunday School Conven
tion will meet in Dr. Pooler's Church,, Utiea, on
Tuesday, Aucrust 21. and continue tIip 22d and
23d. Every Evangelical Sunday School in the
State is invited to send at lenst one delegate.
Rev. Drs. Hoge and T.rown, of Richmond,
Va., propope to issue a monthly religious and
literary magazine in October next.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
TrlNAL SALE OF QUARTERMASTERS'
J.' BlUKbDAl iULUAVALKI DtfOT, GltfJ.
HORO, i, C.
QCABTEnMAfiTBll-liEKERAL'B OFFICE. )
(First Division) (
W ABniGTON. D. C. August 10. I860 I
By order of the Uuartermaster-(itnera). them will
be gold on the premises, at public auction, under the
direction ot Captain (ieorge T. browning, A, Q. M.,
on Ri DAY, August 24, 1866, commencing at 10
o'ciock a. m.,, tne toiiowing described lot ot Quar
tet master's stores viz.:
000 leet Hickory, Ash.and , 3 Counter Scales (Fair-
UHK 1 IU1IK. UttllKB ,
2000 icet one and two-inch 5 Portable Forges,
Oum liose, I 4 Mnith's liellows,
18 tons T Railroad Iron. 13 Anvils.
1072 lbs. cast iron Railroad 1 Tire H inder,
Chairs.
1 Tire Drill.
9 Hand Cars,
8 Warehouse Trucks,
3 Wagons (two-horse),
lHav Scale (lair-
batiks,
3 1'lai lorm Sea en ( Fair
1 Hand l'rill,
1 Fanning Mill,
75 (ium Kucitets
lWork-hour Bell
(large),
Medicines, Bitters, etc.
banks),
ALSO,
Office Desks,
'1 abler,
( hairs.
Danes,
erlue Pots,
Saw bets,
Haud-saws,
Cross-cut Saws,
Iron Squares,
Waidrobes,
(stationery Cases,
iron Hcadstcads,
Cooking and
Keating Trying Squares,
(stoves,
ijiroau Axes,
Cooking Utensils,
campers,
liar and bciap-lron,
tpokes,
uonipaadts,
jyi allots,
Pincer,
Screwdrivers,
Spokeshavc!',
SniittiDc Guapos.
felloes,
wagon Wheels,
Halters.
Cold Chisels,
Kl'es,
Hammers,
Round aud Straight
Knives.
Cutting Plyers,
Rivet Sets.
farrier Knives.
Punches,
Stocks and Dies,
Heading Tools,
Travellers,
Claw and Edge Tools,
Pricking Wheols,
Paint Brushes,
Taint 'aus,
Paint Mulier,
i'aint htoue,
Paint Mill,
r"aiut.
Colors,
Venetian Red,
Vices,
W rencnes,
Adzes,
Augers,
Braces and Bits,
Wood Clamps,
lenon Cuttets,
couges,
Ilaichcts,
Drawing Knives,
Grindstones and Frames,
Soldering Irons,
I.'iniber Ruie,
Wheelbarrows, &c, &c.
Spirits Levels,
lai o cines.
1 opethcr with many other articles not above enu
merated.
Purchasers must removo their stores within uve
(5) days from date ol sale.
terms casn. in uovernnieni lunus.
A boat lor ivio.boro will have Sixth street wharf
every hour during tho day ot sale.
Brevet Brigadier-General U. S. A., in charge
8 13 lot First Division, Q. M. G. O.
CLOTHING DEPOT, SCHUYLKILL
J ARSENAL.
1 niLAPEi.pni a . August . mm.
SALE OF CLOlUllNG AND EOUIPAGK,
Win be sold at Public Auction, on account of the
United states, at tho Schuyikill Arsenal, GRAY'S
FERRY ROAD, Philadelphia, on August 25, 18(i0.
at 10 o'clock A. M., the following-named articles ot
unserviceable Llothing and isquipare, viz.:
Llat cords, trades. 1 nitorm coats, jackets. iton-
nol Sack Coats, Metullio Scales, Sashes, Trowscrs,
Bootees, Great coats, v ater-proot roncnos, cross-
Cannon, lieu pacts, buouiaer-scaio l'asieniniis,
Knapsacks, i'aversacks, Canteens, Axes, Camp
Kettles, Mess Pans. Hatchets and Hand es, Trum
pets, Drum, Wall Touts and Flies, Tent-poles and
l'ins, Common lents, (Shelter Tents, Picks and
Handles.
The property must be removed within uve (0) days
Irom day ot tale.
1 erms cut-ii, in Government mnus.
By order ot
Brev.Brig.-Gcn. GEORGE U. CROSMAN,
Assistant Ouartermaster-General U. S. Army.
Bvt. Major HENRY W. JANES, A. Q. M , U. S. A.
.executive auu iubiuuumk iriuuer.
8 17 7t Phi adeiphia
ii 1 - .
rONDEMNKI QUARTERMASTER STORES
AT AUCllON.
Chief Quartermaster's Office,
Dkpot of Wabhinqton,
Washinoton. D. C. August 18. 18G6
Will te sold at publio auction, under the direction
of Brevet Brigadier-General Charles H. Thompkms,
(quartermaster u. n. A., at Lincoln Depot, on
Ai ON D AX, August 27, commencing at 10 A.M., a
largo lot ot condemned Quartermaster property.
consisting in part 01 auout
100 Army Wagons,
600 Shovels,
BO Auinuiances,
8300 pounds Rope, as
sorted, aou spader,
500 feet of Hose,
831 Buckets,
214 Blanke s,
217 Lanterns,
10,000 pounds Scrap and
01a lire iron,
COM Breast, halter, and
trace Chains,
4519 Ambulance, aeon
12 I'oxes wm'w Glass,
85 Glazed bash,
430 Martingales with
and McC. Riding
Haines.
Bridles,
I Wagon ( overs,
700 McC. and other: saddiers', Blacksmiths',
saddles, aud Carpenters' 1001s,
fiO sets Am nulance Stove. nine.
iiarEess, uitice cnairs, uesss, 1a-
4228 Horse and
Mule
bles, Stoves. Book-case,
collars,
B00 f'hoi ninir Axes.
etc. etc.
Sale will be continued from day to day until all
the property Is sold.
I'urctiuseiB must remove property wiwuu uve
days from day of sale.
jerms Cash, in Government runus.
OH RUCKEtt,
Bvt. Maj -Gen. and Chiet Quartermaster,
817 8t Depot of Washington
TJ
KIIED STATES STEAMER "CANONICUS"
AT l'UBLIC SALJB. ,
Devot Qoabtermabteb's Office, I
KAITIVORB. JUll.. AUgUSl XX, HOD, I
Will he sold nt hr anchorage, south side of liasln.
at Baltimore. Marviand. the above-named United
State steamer, on THURSDAY, August 23, at 10
o'clock A. M., together with the Boats, Auohois,
(Stores, Donkey bugine, etc. eic. ow uu uonru.
bhe Is a side-wheel steamer, 01 tons; leugiu on
deck, 179 teet ; breadih of beam, 20 leet 10 inches ;
draught, 6 feet; has one low pressure steam engine;
diameter ot cylinder, 86 inches; stroke of piston, 12
leot. Iu ruimiug order, and wen louna in nor out
Ut; now only sold lor want of further use by the
Government. t ,
Terms Cash, in Government fuuds, on the day
of sale.
By order of the Quwierma-ter-Grjiera . ..
u. W. BKAl'Lr.x,
Colonel and Chief QuartermastBr M. M. D.
DREON, THOMAS & CO.,
8 17 Gt Auctioneer,
GOVERNMENT SALES.
mxmssiTE
AUCTION
KALE
ii
OF
GOVERNMENT TOBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED 110USHEAD4
FINE VIRGINIA LEAF.
Trbasuht Depabtmrkt, Custom Housf, I
Kicrmom). Va.. Aueust 6. IRtiS. I
In compliance with instructions irom it. A. Kls-
Icv. fa.. Supervising Soeclal Agent, there will b
sold, to tho hirhest bidder, at public auction, at 11
o'otocK in tbe forenoon of WEJLMK.SDAf, the Mb
day ot September next, at WlflSlOJVS BUILU
1NG, comer of KOUKrEKUrH and CART Streets,
in the city of RICHMOND. Virginia, thu fo. lowing
described
CAPIUKED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY,
m !
TWO HUNDRED (OR MORE) HOGSHEADS
LEAF TOBACCO.
FIVE IiUNDBiOJ VOXM MANUFACTURED
TOBaCCO.
The I.eat Tobacco has been ga'hered from the
counties of Bediord, Roanoke, Franklin, Cnmpbe I,
Henry , I'atiick. llahlaz, l'rince Edward, Piitsyiva
111a, Mecklenburg and C'iisrlotte, comprising all the
good tobacco lauds in the State. Mitubot it not
the finest quality, suitable for ' wrsppors," and ho
Deen wen curea and preserved, litis sale presents
opportunities to the tnanutaoturer and dealer rarely
oilered. Should the demand wairunt, rotno three or
lour hundred hopsneads more may be added to the
sale, which will comp ote the disiosition ot Virginia
lobacco for Government account.
samples of each hogshead will be ready for inspec
tion at tho salesroom ten days preceding tne day of
sale.
Terms Casn, in Government funds
JOHN .. LOOMIS,
8 U 8w Assistant Special Agent.
SALE OF UNITED S I'ATES MILI TAKY RAIL
ROAD PROPER I Y
Office of Asst. Q. M. U. S. Mil. R. R.
rid. 25J G street,
WAsniNGTON, D C., August 3, 1330
Will be sold nt tmblio auction at Ax'xundrm.
Va., on IliChSDAY, August 23, the ba.auce ol
United States Military Railroad Property roruaining
on band at that place, consisting in part a fol
lows :
1 wo second-c'ass sorviaeable Locomotive Eng'-.
Nor 1 is k Son, bullaors; gauge, 1 leet 8 J inches.
Une Tender truck, two small 1 tuck cars
One hundred pairs second-hand Car Wheels
axles.
Seventy tons "I" Railroad Iron (IB lbs. to the
?ardi, nearW lewj ntteen Stoves; two nfeen-ton
lydraulio Jacks, and ten tons uuservicoable Rail
road iron.
2nilwentv-nve tons vt rought and Cast Scran
Iron, second-hand Railroad spikes, Chairs, Rubbor
Loops, uroaa Axes, nuauis, 1 lutiorui ana counter
Scales, Lanterns, uars, Desks, labies, and a va
riety ot other articles; also,
Nine f rame Minioingg
Sates to commence at 10 o'clock A. M at the
Military Railroad Wharf, whore the Locomotives,
Railroad Iron, and Car V heels are stored, the
balance of the articles will bo sod at tho Railroad
Supply Store, near tho Orange and Alexandria
ucpot.
Will be Fo!d at Pittsburg, Pa., at cloven o'clock
A. IU . on 1 Ll'.oU A 1 . August Z6.
Eleven new box Cats, live teei guace; I'ennock &
( o.. Kennctt Square, Chester county, Penna
builders.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
Anv lurther lnlormation relative to the property
win be luru.saea on aiipucaiion at mis oiuce.
t, O. CUIL.L.1,
8 7 3w Bvt. Major and A. Q. M , U. S. Army.
T
-1ELEGRAPU MAIER1ALS AT AUCTION,
Cuief Qcaktermaster'8 Office, )
DErUl llf ABlllOUlOB, V
Wabiuno-ion, D. c, August 6, 1?66. )
Will be sold at uubiic auction, under the direction
of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M Alooro, As
sistant Quarteimasier, at Warehouse on G s'reet,
near iwiutcth sireet, Washinton, on ruURS
DAY, At rust 30. at 10 A. 11 . the 10, lowing Telo-
graph ft atenals. &o :
22 Beaidclev's Signal 95 000 pounds Wire Iron.
Telegraph Instruments 0t nines luu uted Tele-
and Cases
griiun Wire.
24 Beardsley's Instru
106 lice's tor Wire.
43 Reel Stands, small
,10 iteel Stands ceutre.
'1 l'lntfoini Scale
190 Insulators, b'ock.
1 Coal Stove, with l'ipo.
:2'i lool Boxes.
41 full Reels.
73 Euiptv Keels.
67 Reel Stanus.
,16 Reel Stands, delivery.
0 Reel Handies
ments.
12 A jgers.
10 Cionbois.
4 Cutung I'ncrs.
2 Dial Handles.
10 Gammers.
7 Oilerf.
8 Pruning Knives.
6 1 arge Reel Stands.
18 Small Reel Manns.
i Rubber Ceuiout Flasks,
8 Soldering Acid Bottles.
3 stools Cooper Wiro,
No 23.
5 spoois Copper Wire,
No. 30
7 pounds Nutta Percha
(m shee's)
117 Iron Spikes.
31 Insuiuted Bending
Screws.
6 Rubber Sleeves, 82 iu.
6 Large Gear.
C email Gear.
H Kiutrs.
72 Notices and Straps.
288 tumblers lor Battery
24h Porous Cups.
102 (ia oz a. o. a.jria-
tma snips,
29 Rubber Rings.
17) oz. A.
0. d. I'lalina b0 cells rortaolo 1'iolu
-tllDP.
1 elegraph Buttery.
303 Zincs lor Grove Bat
tery. 2G0 pounds Mercury.
J(Jt6 pounds Nitric Acid.
6 carboys Sulphuric Ac'd.
14(0 pounds Nails, 40d
6 Empty Mercury Flasks
1 iron), with Screw
Wrenches, Screw Driv
ers, Sprit Luiuus, Sol
dering Irons, e.c.
and 6ud.
300 lnsuiators, Bracket.
0 Empty Carboys
Teini8 Cash, in Government lunds.
leu da8 will be granted purchasers in which-to
remove their goods.
D. H. RTJCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Cuiof Quartermaster,
8 7 19t ' Depot ol Washington, D. C.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
Pmlaiisi.1'UIa, la., August 8, 18tiu
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT HARNESS,
KIDlSiG SADDCbS, Ii! U.
Will be sold at Public Auetiou, nt ti e United States
Government Warehouse, HANOVER Street whnrt.
Philadelphia, Pa., on SAIURDAY, August IStii,
and WEDNESDAY, August 2-d, 18(J0, commencing
on each ot tne oujs specilied at 10 o'clock A. M., in
iotB 10 suit pureua'.ers, largo ouantitiesot the lollow-
mg described Harues otc , viz:
Lead Ambulance Harness, roaired, sets ot.
Lead Mule Harness, worn, sots ot.
Wheel Mule Harness, worn, sets ot.
Wheel; Ambulance Harness, worn, sets of.
McCleilun t addles, worn.
Collars, a-sorted (Mule auu Horse), worn.
'Wagon Bridles, worn.
Wagon Saddles, worn.
Head Halters ana chains, worn.
Neck S raps and Chains, worn.
All this Harness is made of tho host materials,
strong and serviceable, aud was careiullv inspected
when purcua'ed by the Government, and is now
sold bec&use the war is ended, and is 110 longer
needed lor tue army.
Railroads, Passenger Railroads, and Express Com
psnies, Manulacturers, Farmers, and Harness Deal
ers are respectfully invited to attend thu sale. Such
an oppoitumty will not occur again. It is probably
the iast large lot ot Government Harness that will
te sold in this ci:y, and will not bring anything
like its true valuo. Much money muv be made by
puichasers lesolling aud disposing of tue same in
tbe W est and elsewhere.
Terms of Sale Cash In Government funds,
a deposit of twenty -live per cent to be paid ou
every accepted bid, the balance within twenty-four
hours altei the sa.e.
All articles purchased must be removed within
two Cava irom dato 01 sale.
Bv order of
Brevet Brig. Gen. G. H. CROSMAN,
Assistant QuartormaBter-Geueral U. S A,
GEORGE It. OliME,
8 7 lit Bvt. Major and Assistant Quartermaster.
T UMBER FOR WAfaON-MAKERS AT AUC-
Chief Quartermaster's Office,
Washington. D. C. Augusta, 1886,
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direction
ot Brevet Biigadier-General C. U. Tompkins, Q.
M.. U.b. A., ou WEDNEDAY, August 22, at LIN
COLN DEPOT, commencing at 10 A. M., the follow
ing described lumber:
About 80,000 feet 2 inch Oak Flank.
60,uuo leetZj "
110 000 feet 8
7 000 feet 8 J
0,000 teet 4
10 000 teet 5
16..000 (out 11
IX) 000 feet 4
20,000 feet 6
10,000 leet 3
6,000 leet 8
8,000 leet 4
Ash Plank.
Hickory Plank,
it
20 000 feet I
" Poplar Boards.
This sale u well worthy the attention ot Carriage,
makers, as this is a superior lot ot well seasoned
lumber. It will be oU, red in lots of 1000 leot, with
the privilege of 10,000 feet.
Terms Cash in linvnrnmnnt funds.
Successful bidder will be required to remove their
purchases vtiihla tirteen days irom day 01 sale.
D. 11. RUCKfcK,
Brevet Major-Gen, and Chief Quartermaster,
8 8 lot Depot of Washington,
MEDICAL.
II E
PERU
V
P
1 a n
S Y II TJ
' 18 A PKOTECTED 80LUTIOX OF THE
PROTOXIDE OF IRON,
A new discovery in medicine which
STRIKES AT THE ROOT OK DISEASE,
By supplying the Blood with Its vital fbinciplS, OB
MVS LEMKNT-I HON.
This is the secret of the wonderful success ol thlt remedy
In curing
DTPPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, TKOPT
CHHONH: PlAKKIKEi. BOH,h. NKKVOt'f AF
KII TIOS8, CHILLS M)('VtKH HUMORS,
LOSS OF 1'ONWTITUTIOJS AL VIUOK, DIS
EA8KHOKTIIS.KIU.HKYi AM) B -AI-DtH.
FEMALK COMPLAlM'S,
And all diseases originating In a
BAD Sl'ATK OF T1JK BLOOD,
Or accompanied bv Debility or low stai of the svstem.
Rehig tree iron) Alcohol in any lorin. Its energizing el'
tects are not lot owed by corresponding reaotioti, but are
permanent, Infusing strength, ifor, and new l'fe Into all
parts ol the iy stem, and building up an Iron Constitution.
D1SPEPSU AJND CKBIL.ITY.
From tbe Venerable Arcbdeacnn fCOTT. I D.
"1)1 SHAM, Canada Kast. Wrrh i4, IM85.
' I am an Inveterate l)speptio ol more than
j cars' stondlnir."
-'l have been so wonaernil'y benefited in the
three short weeks durlnx which I haveusel the Peruvian
Byrup that 1 can scarce y persuade mysnli of the reality.
1'eople who have known me are astonished at the cbsnge.
I am widely known, and can but recommend toothers
that which has done so niui'h for me."
A CASE UP 7 YEARS' STAMHNO CURED.
From IJ.8LEY JEWKXT, Ko 15 Avon P,acn, Boston.
-'1 bate suflerca, and sometimes severely, for 27 year.,,
from dyspepsia. I commenced taking the Peruvian
Stvrup.au. lotind Immediate bcneli Irom It. In the course
ot three or tour eeks 1 was entirely relieved from aiv
sullerinus. and have enjoyed uninterrupted health ever
since."
One of the most distinguished Jurists In Kew England
writes to a r rlend as tollows
"1 have tried the 1'EHIJ VIAN 8YRUI', and tho result
fully sustains your prediction. It has made a new mau
ot'uie; iuiused into my avstem new vluor and energyi I
am no longer tremulous and debi bated, as when you
last saw nio, but stronger, heartier, aud wlttt larger cana
cl'.y tor labor, mental and physical, than at any time
during the last live ears."
An eminent Divine of Boston savst
"1 have been u-lng the PERUVIAN 8TRUP for soma
time past; It gives me new vigor, buoyaucy of spirits
elasticity ol muscle "
Thvvtand havebtmchangrd. ly ihtuteofthitrem'riv,
from wiak, t-ck y. tvtftriMi crulurti to t'rnvg. hra thu.
avd hajipp men and women; and invalid cannot reason
ably heiuaie to give tt a mat.
A pamphlet ol 3 pages containing certificates ot cures
and recommendations irom some ot' the most eminent
phsiciaus. clergymen, and oihers, will bo sent fbek to
any address.
nee that each bottle na PERUVIAN 6YHUP blovn In
the glass.
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DINSMOHE, PROPRIETOR,
o. 30 HEY Street, New York.
AND BY ALL PRUliGISTS.
SCROFULA.
All Medical Men agree that IODIKH is THE BEST
Hi Ml- 1Y or i-croiuju and all klrdred diseases ever dis
covered 'lhe diillculiy has bceu to obtain a 1'uuk oolu
nok ol It
DR. II. ANDERS' IODINE WATER
Is a Pure Solution ol Iodme, WITHOUT A SOLVENT!!
Contain'ng k full grain to each ounce of water.
A MOST POWERFUL VITS1.1ZIM1 AGENT AND
RESTORATIVE
It has cured and will cure SCROFULA in atl Its manl
loM terms,
ULCERS, CANCERS, SYH1ILI8, SALT RHEUM,
And it baa been used with astcnlshlng success In cases
Ol ltllliUIATlbl!, DTSl'El'SlA. I ONSI'MPIION. FEMALE
CuXfLAlNTS, UEABT, 1.1VKH, and KlUMiT DISEASES, etc.
Circulars will be sent fuee to any ona sending their
address.
i rlce 8rC0 a bottle, or 6 for 5 00.
Prepared by Dr. 11. AMJEhS, physician and Chemist.
FOR SALE BY
J. P. JUIVSIUOHK,
No. 30 KEY Street, New York.
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
fJISTAR'S BALSAni
OF
WILD C II 13 It II Y
HAS BEEN t'SED FOIt NEARLT
IIALf A CENTURY,
WITH THE UOST ASTONISHING SUCCESS, IN CUBING
COIGHS COLl), flO.yRSENEHS. SORE THROAT
ijt i.i t.eA titiuuruu coeoii, tnuur,
LIV1.R COAieLAIST HHUCH11IS,
DIFFICULTY OK BUi.AlUING,
ASlliMA. AND EVr.KV
AKFEC'I'ION OK
THE TIIJSOAT, LIXOS, AMD CHEST.
CON S IT M P T I C) N,
Which caines oil' more victims than anv other diseasn.
ana which bullies tne skill o' ihc l'n.vslcians to a greater
extent tliuu anv other nialucty, o.t n
YIELDS 10 TUI.1 REMEDY
W hen all others prove Ineffectual.
AS A WEDIC'IKE,
RAPID IN RELIEF, SOOTHING IN EFFECT, IN
US Ol'ERAJ ION
IT IS UNSURPASSED I
While as a nrennratlon. tree from noxious Ingredients.
poons, or minerals-, uniting skill, seleneo. anil medical
KUOWieoe 1 cuilioiiiiuif nil mm ib vaiuuiuo iu vuu vegam
hie kluudou ; lor this class oi dUseaso. it is
INCOMPARABLE I
And is entitled, merits and receives the general confi
dence oi tbe nubile.
HEYMOl'R THATCHER. M. D.,
Of Herman. . Y., writes as loliows:
"WisTAu's 15ALSAMOF W iiD Ciiiuuv gives universal
sntlslacilon. It seems to cure a rough by loosening and
cleaiiBtnii the lungs, and allaying irritation, thus be
MOVlha TBB UAUSK, INBTEAO OV UKTINO UPTliacol OH,
Ai leaving tub CAL bK liKHiNO. 1 consider the Halsuin
usuood as unj.ll not the best t'ouijh medicine with
w hich I am acquainted "
From Hon Judge 8PRAKFR, ot Canajoharie, N. Y.
Genilcuien : This is to ccrtliy iliac uiyse.t and laiully
httveuMdlir Wistab's Dalsam of Wild Cubuhy lor
several years, and that I take great pleasure in recom
ni'iiQini It iu preference to any .hing ol the kind tor the
purposes lot which it is Intended, in cates ot Atthma.
th hint, or A flections ot the Ihruat, I have never met
with anything equal to it. l,7r ,.
Very rcspectiully, D WID 8PRAKEB.
Tne Rev. JACOB SECHLF.K. of Hanover, Pa..
Well known and much respected among the Uerman
population in this country, muiies tue lollowmg alute-
lneut ioi the heuelit oi the atllioiod :
1. ear Mrs: Having leaiized in my tamllv Important
benefits ircm the use ot our valuable proparailou
Wibtab'b HAL8AM op Wild CBnniti it aflorJs me plea
Biire to recommend It to tl e public Some eigtit years
ago one ot my duughtois seemed to be In a decline, auu
little hopes ot her recovery were enter allied. I then
procured a bott'o of your exceUen-. Halam. and beiora
she had taken the whole ot the contents oi the bottle
there was a greut improvement In her health. I have,
in mv individual case, made lreijuent use oi your valua
ble medicine, and have always beeu henebted bv lt.
J A I 'Oil &fc.O'HL!R.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR A DOT 1 LE.
yOB BALK BT
J. P. DIN8MORK. No 36DEY Street, New York.
BETH W. FOWLE& SOS, Proprietors, Bosto i.
And bv all Druggists 6 ItislSt
Q' R A C. E ' S
CELEBRATED SALVE
CURES CUTS, BURNS, SCALDS.
GRACE'S C1XEBRATED SALVE
CURES WOUNDS, BRUISES, BPRAI.VS.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
CURES BOILS, ULCERS, CANCERS.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
CURES SALT RHEUM, ERYSIPELAS.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
CURES CHAPPED HANDS, CHILBLAINS
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
HEALS OLD BORES, FLESH WOUNDS, ETC.
It is prompt In action, removes pain at once, and re
duces the most augrv-ieoking swelling and liiiiuuima
tloiis, as if by magic thus affording leliei, and a com
plete cure. , . , ,
Only 'A cents a box I (Sent bv moll for 36 cents I
FOB SALS r
J. P. DINSMORE, No. 86DEY Street. New Yor'
8. W. FOWLE A SON, Proprietors, Boston
Aai bjr all PrunUU, Grocers, aai Coiatr More.s
MEDICAL.
"yox roruLi.
WltlGIIT'S TAR SYRUP.
PMKCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 771 South TllIltD Street
Price, $1-00 per Dottle; $5-00 for balf-a dozen.
rJ.fcJ? un1,e1r"18"f citizens take pleasure in ctieemilt
recommend i,v the use of Wright's Tar H,ru f
cotiglia colds, consumption, whooping-cough, spotted
inir;L C.T ooniI,!a"t, pains la tbe breast, bronohlcta,
L.Jam,n."tlon' ,ud wtrictlon 01 air vesse s in the lung.
ri,.l,'10 DJi;Uy "hou'd h In every lamUy 1-
V ""r es H. Graflen, Hundap Hercurv office.
Jame. N olen. Jnpt'rtr office.
' S li","1" P-torhit. Associated Press.
ur.niV i.T..iIl- l,er"e', 'r AUnu and Police T
graph, t Itth and i hesnut streets.
v Randolph, Front and i omhard streets.
ianIe Vv ' ,l'eirlne No. 1 Vl Charles sireeu
H. A. Davis Ko. m Gaskhl slreetji
John V oodalde No. 13;tl Franklin stret.
Robert Thompson. No. 1MXJ Walter street.
H.G-Marcfl,So.62SFiauklln airtMiU
.1 (lehlolf. o m 8. ecoud street.
,I"hS,Mf,''mour,' N,- ?' font streeu
. W. Howard No. 1 Dock street
H. C. lartiett. No. Wins, second street.
L. Rates No. 6fli Arch i street u"u
b u.n. ,ii o. nicuu screei
W arr Caldwelk No. lulrj Samtom street.
W. '1 bomas. No. SO N. Fourth street
T. M. t arthy, No. 19 Enroth's alley.
amrri oianin. o. 4n h. Second street.
ti l aAn Via OOA D- . '
Vi . F. Brooks, No.69 Nortli Hecond street
M. J. Uassett, No. 119 Csnal strset.
. Sieymour Rose. BusMeion.
Clinr i s Rogers, No. 921 South street.
R. 1. Wentng'on, ftecond and Qaarry stree
y . E. ahonias. No. VM Sooth sixtii street.
William barns. No. 615 South front street.
S. S. Saniord, Opera Manager.
John Maginnis. reur of No. 134 North Second street.
Sirs. H. K. Choate, Newark, Del.
iir. William li. Wnqht:
Sin: We take pleasure In recommending roarfT&R
SVIit'P (Of which we have already seld considerable
uuantltiesi as a most excellent and efficacious remedy
lor the complaints set rorth in your printed Dill already
submitted to tbe public. As a vratitylngact to sulTorin
hunianlty we will cheerfdllv recommend your prepara
tion to al atlllctcd with diseases which It is designed U
cure. Yours, etc, ,.
DILK9 & SON, Druggist.
N, E. corner Pine and Sixth streetsi
For va'e aluost
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY Jc COWDEN 8,
DYOTT A CO 'S.
A nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave further to say that
re is prepared to tU orders and forward tbe Syrup t
any purt ot '.he country. Persons desiring other Inter
mat ion by mail will inclose a postage stamp.aad anawwsi
will be returned as soon as the exigencies of boalneso.
will admit Address
WILLIAM B. WRIGHT,
320 So. 771 B. THIRD Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Q L A D N E W.S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELL'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in all cases, lor tbe 8fkuot and Puma
nkm CLhE ol all diseases arising irom excesses or
xOUIHFUL INDlnCRKllON.
Emissions, Ceullal, Physical and Nervous Debility, Ism
poteucc, etc. etc.
NO CHANGE OF DIET 19 HEGE88ARY.
They can oe used without detection, and never fall ts)
etlcct a Cure, If used according to instructions.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; aiso, Large Boxes, containing Four Small,
Price Three Dollars.
Fr. ni four to six boxes are generally required to care
ordinary cases of Seminal Weakness, though honelit la
derived trom using a single box
In Chronic Cases, and particularly when Impotence)
or Genital Debility with Nervous Prostration ban
aficcted the system.
BELL'S TOXIC PILLS
Are recommended as the most Efficacious, Rejuvenating-,
and Invigorating Remedy iu the world.
A Package 1'ilce Five Dollars, will lost a month, and
Is general y gulllcieut.
In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence,
BELL'S EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for a month, can be used
to good advantage.
It gives btreugtu to the Organs, and, with the FlUa,
will restore them to their normal condition.
A Pamphlet oi 100 pages, on tbe ERUORn OF YOUTH,
designed as a Lecture and Caudon to Young Men, sent
tree. Ten Cents requited to pay postage.
It you cannot purchase Bell's Specific Remedim
of your Diuggiat, take no other, but send the money
direct to
DR. JAMES BRYAN, Cons'iltln-r Phvsiclan,
No Bin BROADWAY. New Yortt,
And yon will receive them by return of mail, post paid,
and lice Irom observation.
Fi r sale by DYOTT & Co., No. 232 N. SECON
btruet. 6 11 i
gAMAKlTAN'S G T F T I
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!
THE MOST CE11TMX HEJ1EDY EVER USED.
" tES, A POSITIVE CUBE."
For Conorrlima, and all Diseases Arising front
I'outhful Indiscretion.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only 'Jtn Pills to be taken to Effect a Cure.
Tbey ate enthely vegetable, having no smell nor any
unpieusant tarte. and will not In any way Injure the
stomach or bowels ot the most delicate.
cures in from two to tour days, and recent cases ia
"twenlv-iour houis."
bent by mall. Pilce, Male packages, tl. Female, M.
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
The Great Blood Purifier, aud Remedy for
Scrofula, Ulcers, Ibores, Spots, Tetters, icales.
Boils, Syphilis, Kto.
For Syphilis, the Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices,
is the tin st potent and etlectual rcmed) ever prescribed.
It reaches and eradicates every particle of the venereal
potnun. will r move every vestige ot impurities trout
thexjstem. as well as all the bud effects oi mercury
1 rice per bottle.
SAMARITAN'S WASH
Is. mi esse of Svpbilis, used In conjunction with the Root
aud lleib Juices, i u.l dnecilous. Price 23 cents.
lhe old sickening and disgusting drugs have to give
wa v to remedies purelv vegetable, pleasant to the taste,
and A PO.-1T1VE i L'RK.
t old bv DEM AS BAhNES 4 CO., No. 21 PAHKROMT.
and bv Druggists ,, .
VV SlkiOND k CO., Proprietors, No. 915 RACE Street
Philadelphia.
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
(Jl.ESftlT GR0YE WHISKY.
No. 1K5 North THIRD Street '
It anvthlng was wanted to prove the absolute purks
ol this "Vtbleky. the lollowing certificates ahould dolt.
There Is no aicoholio stimulant known commanduigsuw
ecu uitncstion nom suCh high souices la .
PuiLADBUHiA, Septembers. IRS.
We have carefully tested tbe sample of CHLHSUt
GROVE WHISKY which you send us, aud And that It
contains KONt of mu i-oibonoi'S suhstanck known
Ubil oil. which is tbe characteristic aud injurious ia
orrdient t! the whiskies Ingeneral use.
grtdiem BOOTH, GARRETT CAMAO,
Analytical Chemisu'
Kw York, September S ISM
X have analyzed a sample oi CUEsnut GUOVB
VBlhKY received irom Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr.,
Hiliaiieltihla- and having carefully tested It, I am
piesed to state that it Is entirely fkke vbom poihonou '
oh -.t Biuts subNtanees. It is au unusually puc
sua fliic-:.V,red 'M8blcHrtTONi M.
Analytical ChetuUv'
BosTOir, March 1. ISM
I have made a chemical analysis of commercial sans '
p es oi CHK.8U'l' GROVE WHISKY, which proveatsj
be tree Irom the heavy Fusil Oils, and perteotly pure oa
unadulterated. T he fine flavor of this whisky is derive,
nom the grain used in manufacturing it.
Utm iu. KeJ ctmllyt A A HAYES, M. T,.
tituU Assayer, No. is BoyUtoa street.
For sale by barrel, demliohn, or bottle atSfo.22JNpr
THIRD Street. Phlladelphui.
NATHANS & SONS
IMI'O R TEKS
or
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS,
Etc. Etc.
1 Ho. 19 North FRONT Street.
l'llILADELrUIA.
MOSB8 NArtlAKS,
HOItAOB A. HaTHANS,
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