THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 18G6.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional Lccm Items tec FijOi. J'a-ue.
Funeual of Rkv. Thomas IT. Bhaiskud,
D. D. The luncral services of the late pastjr
of the Old l'loo Street Church took place on
Saturday afternoon, in the presence ot an im
mense assemblage. Clergymen of various de
nominations as-mb1ed at tne nouno, on Pine
street, below Seventh, and Irom there walked
In a body to the church, where the servicos
were penormcd. As a mark of respect the bell
in the tower of St. Petci's Church was tolled
while thp funeral proeea.-ion whs moving, and
most of the dwellings on Pine street were
cloerd
After the Binlne of an appropriate hymn by
the choir, and iruyer by the Kev. Itobcrt Ailuir,
1). D., the funeral senium wits preached by the
liev. Albeit Darnes.
The spc.tMr traced the career ot Dr. Bralnerd
from very curly in life down to the time of his
decease, alluded to the fact ot h's having taught,
school in Koine, Y ami prepared himself to
enter upon the practice ol the law, of which he
bad made choice, as a profession; ot his subse
quent conversion and study for the ministry,
and ol his ren.oval lo Philadelphia, where he
assisted the Itev. James Patterson in his labors,
in the Northern Liberties. The speaker then
referred to his removal to Cincinnati, and of
his connection with the religious press in that
city, and association in a pastoral relation with
the itev. Lyman Needier. A more interestlnji
portion ot the discourse v us that which Riauced
at the labors ol Dr. Umiiierd in this city, where
for nearly thirty years hu was the pastor of the
Old Pine Street Church. Sir. Barnes alluded
with evident unit mention to the successful
efforts of Dr. lsriiinerd in the building up of
other churches ot bis denomination; to his un
tiring eneiff.y in the cause to which he had
devoted his life; to his liberal spirit and glorious
Christian character; and held him up as a
fchininp lipht and a bright exemplar In the
Churcb. The eloquent and touching discourse
Bensibly moved the listeners.
When the sermon was over, the contrreeation
and friends of the deceased were periniitcd to
take a farewell look at the face they had been
so lorn; familiar with.
The iemain9 were laid in the family vault, in
which the body of the father-in law and children,
Mary and Charles, are entombed.
A large number of persons who were unable
to enter the church remaiucd around and aoout
it up to the clobe of the services,
PBEP A RATIONS FOB THE ANTICIPATED
Visit of President Johnkon. Andrew John
son, President of the United States, will visit
Philadelphia to-morrow, en route to Chicago,
where he has been invited to participate in the
ceremonies attendant upon laying the corner
stone of the Douelus mouument. A number of
our citizens have taken ilie preliminary steps to
give the President a proper reception, and to
nay, at noon, a meeting will be held at the
Merchants' Exchange, to perfect the arrange
ments. Major-General Meade has issued the
following order:
Headquarters Department of the East,
Philadelphia, Pa., August '25, I860. I. The
Major-General commanding having been noti
fied by the Honorable Secretary of War that his
Excellency the President 01 cue United States
will, in bis projected journey to Chicago, pass
through the limits of this Department, all com
manding officers of posts are hereby directed to
be prepared to pay the appropriate military
bonors to the Chief Magistrate of the nation, by
bring salutes and furnishing such escorts and
guards of honor as, in conjunction with the
municipal and other authorities, may be deemed
necessary.
II. For the purpose of carrying into effect the
Joreeoiner requirements, Brevet Brigadier-General
1. Vogdes, commanding 1st United States
Artillery, ' will be considered the commanding
officer in New York city and harbor, and Brevet
Brigadier-General G. A. De Kussy, 4th United
States Artillery, the commanding ollicer in trie
city of Philadelphia.
III. Brevet Brigadioi-Geueral G. A. De Russy
will organize an 'escort of honor for the pur
pose ot reeeivinir and e-eortiug the President
and suite, and will tarnish a guard of honor at
the quarters of the President during his stay in
this city.
IV. All officers of the army on duty in Plnla-
dclphia and vicinity are directed to report in
uuitorm at tne-e hea lquariers on Tuesday, 28th
instant, at 12 M. All officer drawing Wage
for private horses will report mounted.
By command of Mij or-General Meade.
S. F. Barstow, A. D. C.
and Actiua Assistant Adjutant-General
Tbe National Guards held a meetiue Samurday
evening at the Hall, in Race street . and by a
unanimoKS vote decided to parade to-morrow as
nart ot the escort to ihe President.
The First City Troop will also parade as part
of the escort.
Ouit Flit re Department. A convention
of Bremen was held on Saturday evening at the
Hope Engine house, for the purpose of making
arrangements to give the It .dfaiice Engine Com
pany a proper reception on their return from
Brooklyn next mouth. Fifteen companies were
represented. The meeting was organized by
calling William C. Figner, of the United States
Engine, of Camden, to the chair, and appoint
ing William M. Furey, of the Robert Morris
llose.Secretary. The delegates resolved to parade
with their apparatus, and Mr. Alfred Bamber, of
the Hope Engine Company, was elected Chief
Marshal.
A new truck vf as shipped from this city on
Saturday to Parkers burg, Virginia, for the Hook
and Ladder Company of that place. The truck
is thirty-live feet long, and carries five ladders
and tliirty-Bve buckets.
The Delaware Engine Company are about
to erect a new and commodious house upon
their present lot. The new building will have
alront of forty feet, and a depth of eighty feet.
The liagle Hie Compat.y, of Pittsburg, will
visit this city on the second of October next,
and while here w ill be the cuests of the Vigilant
Engine Company. They bring with them their
carriage and steamer.
The Neptune Hose Company, of Albany, will
also visit this city in October, and be the guests
of the Philadelphia Engiuc Compauy.
Three new hose cirnaaes are now building In
this city for Charleston, South Carolina. They
have been ordered by the Washington, Young
America Steam Fire Company, aud the
Phanix Hose Compuny of that city. They
will he completed about the middle of next
month. .
The Reliance Engine Company are havimr ,
their steamer painted aud overhauled, previous
to their visit to Brooklyn.
Pardoned. Governor Curtin has par
doned William Hopkins, who was convicted of
the murder of Sergeant M Marity, on board the
United States steamship Bermuda, which took
place in January, 1805. Hopkins was sentenced
to be hanged, but the death-warrant was not
signed. His case was taken to the Supreme
Court on a writ of error, and an expression of
opinion given by the majority ot the judges that
'he was not guilty, under the testimony, of mur
der in the first degree, the essential element ol
premeditation beiug wanting. As, under the
proceedings, the Court could only review the
recotd ot the Court below, and as that was
found to be correct, Hopkins would have suf
fered the extreme penalty ot the law but for the
inteiterenco of the Governor. Petitions, numo
rnuKlw Riernrd. were torwarded to Ilarrisburir,
nrai'lncr the exercise of Executive clemency, BDd
to t'hete were added the recommeuiatioii of cer
tain onicials. Evidence has been obtained re
cently which coes far to show tmit Hopkins did
not sao iJiCiuarny.
A Policeman Shot While in the Drs
charge of bis Duty. Last evening, while
rjolieenian Kilmitrick was endeavoriug to dis
perse a crowd ot young men at the corner f
Eiehth aud Race streets, tome one In the uartv
discharged a pistol, and shot the Officer in the
thigh, inflicting a slight wounu. vim young
man escaped, but two of hi companions were
' arrested, aud held for a bearing, ft u disgrace
ful to our ciiv to have such ruffianly crowds
inlestintf our streets, as may be seen any time
on t he corners thereof, of an evening, iu soma
localities.
Casualties. The body ot a lad. aoria-
rrinly femtcen years oH. waa found in the Dela-
w ate nt Washington street wharf, on Saturday.
He was dressed In a bill" laelret. with hrasn
buttons, striped woollen pants, an I calico ehiit.
incDooyoi an unknown man was found in
the basin ol the Germantown Water Works, lie
was dressed In dark rants and whitn shirt, and
had on low shoes and a Kossu'h hat. fie was
about live feet eleven Inches high, and had black
hair and large bushy whiskers. The Coroner
took charge of both bodies.
I'Alward Porter bad his loot badlv crushed on
Saturday, by beinu caught between the cars on
ine jer.ktntown itaiiroud. lie was t iken to the
Pennsylvania Hospital, where amputation wa
performed.
Jane Early was also admitted into the Hos
pital, with her right shoulder fractured, caused
by falling upon the pavement at Second and
Dock streets.
OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT OF A PASSENOETt
Car Conductor. some of our city pa'senser
railway conductors are in the bnbit 'of starling
their cars bfore the passenccrs have time to
alight. This is becoming a nuisance, and the
sooner it is abohsned the better. A conductor
ol one ot the passenger lines, on Saturday, came
very near peing tne death ol a lady pasucnger.
It appears that the lady, who is a stout aim
eldeily pespon, requested to be let out at a cor
ner, and while in the act ot petting out, and bo
fore she had time to atiuht, t'je conductor
started the car, draeeinc her some twenty or
thirty feet on the ground. Wnen remonst,ted
wita Dy some oi tne passengers ne ocean, very
insolent, and remarked that he would uce his
own judgment in Martiua his car, and that it
was none of their business whether ho hurt an
boily or not. The lady, fortunately, was not
very seriously injured.
Enterprisixo Females, lioae Mans
field and MclindaNaple. both young and flashily
dressed srirls, who said that they were concert-
satoou tiancers, weie tasen into custody on s;i-
luriiav. on suspicion that they were eneaged in
the collection of money upon false representa
tions. One of them had asutacr ption paper,
which set forth that the money was for a woman
with a sick child, and contained the names ot
sundry persons. It seemed trora its appearance
to have been lontr in use. Upon being interro
gated neither of them could tell who the mother
with a sick child is, nor w here she could be
found. She was to call upon them to get the
money if any should be collected. They were
held ior a further hearing.
Pibact on the Delaware. While Mr.
Graff Nathan, mate of the steamer c.dioin For
rest, lying at Arch street wharf, was asleep upon
the deck early yesterday morning, three colored
men attempted to break into his state-room.
The mate grappled with them, when he received
a Fevere blow over the head, which laid him
insensible. The men then broke often the state
room, and robbed it of a cold watch and some
other articles. Officers Bowers and Magee were
informed of the matter, and soon alter three
colored men were arrested on the charge of
having committed the outrace. They were held
for a' further heariue. t'ne of the men had
recently been employed on board ot the Forred.
Boabd of IIealth. At the meeting of
the Board of Health on Saturday, a resolution
was ndopted ordering the removal of all the phi
pens at Martinsville, in ihe lower section of the
city; also, one directing that all privy-wells
shall be disinfected during the quarantine Bea
ton before their contents areremovsd. The carts
removing the same are also to be cleansed aud
disinfected daily.
Peter K. Youhu, of the Fourteenth Ward, was
appointed Nuisance Inspector, in the place of
Albert Huehcs, deceased, and Captain Grillith
was appointed in the place of Mr. Young, pro
moted. Youthful Ofiendek. Charles Shaffer,
a lad, was arraigned before Alderman Beitler, on
Saturday atternoon, charged with st-raliug
about forty dollars' worth of carpenter's tools,
belonging to James Schnatz and Thomas J. Cobb.
The tools were taken from a new building on
Eighth street, near Fillvrr, and were found
secreted in a house on Cherry street, above
Seventh, where the accused resided. At the re
quest ot his mother, Charles was sent to the
House of Refuge.
Results of Cakelkssnkss. On Satur
day atternoon a young lady, while walking along
Chesnut street, near Fourth, trod on a peach
skin lhat had been thrown on the sidewalk.
She slipped, and broke one of the leaders in her
right, lee. A similar accident occurred lo a
gentleman a few days before, but it was at
tended with less serious results.
A Savage Assault. John Savage was
held by Alderman Tittermary on the charge of
atsautting i nomas wuer, late on Saturday
niiibt, at Third and Catharine streets, and
George Bratton was held to answer the charge
of carrying a concealed weapon a black-jack.
Reckless Use of Fibeabms. A man
named Robert Gamble was accidentally shot
early yesterday morning, at Twelfth and Lom
bard streets, by a pistol falling out of the pocket
ofalriend with whom be was walking. The
wounded man was taken home.
A Labqe Meeting. A large temperance
meeting was held yesterday atternoon, by Phila
delphia Division, Sots oi Temperance, in ihe
Wigwam, on Girard avenue. Speeches were
made by General Gregory, Mr. G. W. Simons,
and others.
A New Species of Bask Ball. John
Beemers, colored, has been committed by Alder
man Tittermary on the charge of assaulting Budd
Lee, also colored, with intent to kill. Lee was
struck with a base ball bat and severely injured.
Painful Accident. A boy about twelve
years ot age was seriously injured yesterday
atternoon, on Girard avenue, above Ridge road,
by a passenger car passine over his leg. Ho
was taken to the St. Joseph's Hospital.
It I N K S
VyiLLOUGHBY 8,
MASOH'8,
LYMAN'S,
PATENT
AI8-TIOUT
KLF-SEA LI Nfi
FRUIT JARS.
All the above Jars w
otter to our customera and
tne public aeoaruiiy, with
entire confidence, at tuo
LOWEST
Market Prlco.
A. J. WEIDENER,
1 lm No. 38 8. SECOND Street, Philadelphia.
OTKIGLKDER. TROUT. VOlCiT & CO..
lO beg moat leHpecttullt to call the attention ot tan
publio at larpe to their newly-inventea ratent,
TUK TJMVEU8AL ALAUMIHT,
wblch, by discharnlng a percussion cap, made expressly
tor the purpose, will prove very ellectual lu the pruvea
tlon of buralariea. etc.
'the iol owing ate some of tt rreat udvantaces:
Int. himplicity ot construction cheapnoaa and ease lu
application, so that a servant or child may set It.
lid. Freedom from danger to oemoiig or property.
3d. Unlveraallty ot appllcauon toanv part of a Poor,
Window. Orating, Shutter, Uate, Uardeu, Preset ve.
Flu fend etc
4th. It gives a check to burglan by alarming the in
maiBg, neighbors and police.
sth lli mind Is lelieved tVom much ualnful anxiety
In lemie lonelinofs or old age, especially when articles
ot. ficai value are Kepi iu me uuiuu.
Cth. It U a uulvereai protection lo travellers to Ustan
An rtinilll.ftT rlimra.
7th Its construction li simple aud not liable to get out
LlUEtTIONS FOB TTPE ACCOMPANi" KVEUY IS
W have nut our article at the low price of ONE
DOLI.AK, Inclusive or' 'ib cap), aid It cannot be. Mot
clii api-r either lioin u'. or iron) ou ageuU, For mrther
oarticularrf-iiniulre c. or aditn ss.
BltlGLEJlKK. 1KOUT, TOMT CO..
Ollice, No. bU WALSH r Hireet.
Koom No 18.
We will send the ALARMIST to any part ol the
country on receipt ol ptlce, and f cent extra lot
murtasaX.
Country Agefiti wanted
29 9a
KLINES j
PROPOSALS.
AfeSIfeTANT QU A Tt I ERM ASTER'S OFFICE,
Mo 118(jlhAKD Street.
1'hilapklphia, Anffnot 22. 1806.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this
cfllM until 13 o'clock M., SAIURDaY, September
1, 1866, for the Immediate clnllvoir at the United
Mates Storehouoe, II ANOVEK 8'reot wharT, Phila
delphia, Pa., of the followinn Quartermasters'
Mores, viz i
fl doz. Door Neck Co; ts. !
(A Shatter Bolt.
10 gross laftiufc
ZOO V all Kroshes.
But-
S(0 pounds I in, Block.
100K.&L Cloeet Lor kg,
6 boxos Gins, 10x12.
76 ponmls Gluo.
80 pounds H ack Wax.
CO0 pounds Wblte L ad,
in oil.
10 pounds Umber, raw,
in oil.
1 tbl. Coach Vortitvh.
1 jrrrfg fctrlpir (as
ion.
2 down Puttv Rnlvos
2 dozen Drawer Tum
bler Lock.
6 boxes Ulaxs, 12x18.
100 C. H. Lettering Pen
cils. 600 pounds I'uttv.
200 rations Turiiontino.
1 hlil.SpnnisliWlntin.
2 brila. CopnlVaini.il.
eoneai 1 1 noils.
lOlbs.'ium Iraitacttniti.
All ot the above-i scribed artiolea to be ot tliu
t et quality, and sjbjtct to the to portion of an in
spector appointed ou behalf ol the United states
ttrvprnmcnt.
Sample of the abore-nampd toieto bo delivered
at the United States Storehouse, twenty-four hours
previous to tho opening of the bids.
bidders will state pneo in writing and figures, and
the amount or quantity of each article bid tor.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, wborosignatuies miit bo appended to the
guarantee, and err tilled to as boiur good and tufii
cient security lur tho amount involved, by o Uii'ted
.-tat es Judpe, At orney. or Collector oi the Tor;,
otherwise the bid will not bo considered.
1 he Hht to le j ct any bid deemed too high or un
rratorjAble is reserved and no bid from a deiaultinir
I contractor will be received
I'ropoFals to be maiio out in duplicate on tho regu
lar punted fornia, which may be had on application
at tins office.
Ihe envelopes to be endorsed "Proposals tor
QuB'tciniaatcr'a Stores, "and addressed to the under
signed. Hids will be opened on SATURDAY, September
1, 1H0, at 12 o'clotk M., and bidders are requested
to bo precent.
JJv order ot
ilrevt Itrlg -Gen. G. H. CROSMAN,
Atsis'ant Quartermnntpr-General V. 8 A.
(jl.OKGE ft. OR .ME,
8 22 Dt Bvt. Major and A?9is'ant Quartermaster
riLOTHlNO
D E I O T, SCHUYLKILL
J AKSENAL-
OFfclCK tXKCCXiVK AND INSPKCTISO OFFICTR, 1
Philadelphia, I'a , Auuu-t 22, l.Sii6. )
tealrd l'ropo:il wib be received at this Oifice
until noon hAlUKPAl , September 1, lobti, ior de
livery at the Schuylkill Arsenal, in merchantable
packages
200 1'airs Sewed Bootees, Slzo No 15,
200 l'air Sewed Bootees, Size. No. 10,
Army Standard.
Samples can be seen at thia Office.
Bidders must state in their proposals the price
(which must be riven in writing as well as in
figures), and also the quantity and tini t delivery
Ke.cn bid must be guaiauteed by two rcspon-rtulo
f erpons (whose signature and place oi residence
must be appended :o tho guarantee), and certified to
as being good and sufficient security tor the amount
involved by Borne public functionary of the United
Ma'es.
Bids irom defaulting contractors, and thene tha"
do not fully compiv with i tie requirements ot ibis
advertisement, will not be conidored.
Blank tonus for proposals, embracing tie terms ot
tho piinmmen reonired on encli bid. can bo bad on
application at this ollice, and none others which do
not embi ace this guarantee will be considered, nor
will any proposal be considered which does nut con
lorm to tun requirements therein stated.
Bids must be endorsed "i'ropoBais for Bootees,"
and tioders are requested to be present ot tho open
ing of bids.
By order of
Brevet Bripr -Gen. G. 11. CROSM AN,
Asst. ljuartoi master-General U. S. Army.
HEAKY VV. JANES,
Capt. and A. Q. M., Bvt. Major U. IS. Army,
8 22 tit Kxocuti vo and Inspecting Ollicer.
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
PREACH STEAM SCUMM
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 510 RACE Street.
We beg leave to draw jour particular attention to om
new Frcucb Steam Scouring Ktablibirent the unit and
only one ol Its k.ud iu thin city. We do not rtve, but tj
a chemical process rer.ore Ladles', Uentlcmeu a, an
Children' Garments to tUeir original states, wiioou
injurins theiu in ti e least, w bile (tieat experience anc
tbe beat machinery Iroui France enable ua to warrant
penect satisfaction to ail 'nbo may lavor ui with ttaeii
l'atrona(:c. J.ADIKS' DRKhSKS, of ever description
with or without Irimmlntis, are cleaned and flnlshed
without being taken apart, wueincr uie coior is genuine
ornot. .
Opera t loans ana mammas, i nraim. juuib iuvera
I'unrfi Velvet. HiLbona. Kid Oloveii, etc.. cleaned and
retinlxhed in the best manner. Gentlemen's xuma.er
and W inter Clothing cieaneu to penecm u wnuum ni
inm in Hip Rtml. Also Fiuffa and Bauners AU kinds ol
ataingp moved without oeanlng the whole. All orders
are executed onner uur iniuieuiaie guoervuuun. aim
tatlffaction guaranteed in every instance. A call and
examination ol our procena igretpecuuuy miuuiwu
ALBEDILL & MAKX,
So. 610 BAOE Btteet.
I2mtl
WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.
CUES MX GK0YE WIIISM
So. MS Sorth THIRD Street.
it snvthlnu was w anted to move the absolute nurfcti
t ihiK W liiskv. the lollowlng certificates should dolt
There is noaicoliollc sUniulaut known commaudlugauck
ettn Uiiuoaliou 1 oni sucu uiyu nuuices
I'niLAPEi.i uiA. neutemuers. isas
Wa tiKvn rarelullv tested the saoiole of 1 1IKSMH
QKOVfc WI118KY which you send us, aud tlnu that li
contains HONE of tub foikonoi b kohubih Knownai
Ft blL OIL. w nu n is ine cnaraciensnu uiu lujunous 10
areUientof the wblxkiea in general use.
Analytical Cheudala
Kiw Youit. SentcmberS lHM
I have analyred a sample ol CHKKNUT GkuVE
WHltiKY received irom Mr Charles Wharton, Jr.,
rhliailelphia; and having carefully tested it, i an
pleated to state that it is entirely fkeb Vhom poihonou
or t t .iiioi s substances. It la an unusually pur
una tine-v .red quality -RnjT0 M.
Analytical Chemlg
Boston. March l.im
l have made a chemleal analysis of commercial sam
plea of CHF.HMJT GKOVK WHISKY, which proveste
be tree Irom the neavy r un una, anu perfectly pure an
unaoulteiatea. i ne nnenavor oi ioib wnisay uuenve
tiom the grain need In manufacturing it
Jteapsctmlly, A.A.I1A'
Btate Assayer, No. lti B
YES. m. n .
Boylstoo stieet
For saie by darrel. demijohn, or botUe atNo,225Nor
1111HD street rnuaueipniu. "
NATHANS
& SONS
I M l
OUTERS
ok
RTtANDIES. WINES, GINS
Etc. Etc.
No. 19 North FRONT Street.
PlllLADEUniA.
MOBK8 MATBAMB,
HORACE A. HATBAHS,
OBI.AKDO D. SATHAIB. I 1 UUt
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, ETC.
VHILADKLVIIIA surgeons
?; BANDAOt. lMi'lTUTB. No. H N
tf-.&(r' vivru Kfftpt above Market. 1. V
itiu tiT nitM ihtrfv vrurs' nractloiil experience
tlie skiliul adiuuttneni oi his Premium
Patent tiraduatln Pressuie TrusrBnd a varietv .
others. Kupporters. F.laBtio Stocking. Kbualaer Bro
Trutehes, PuHpensorles, etc. Ladle' apartU'euts co
ducted by Lady.
J J s . FISHER'S PATEN T
SELF-SEALING PRESERVING CAN.
This celebrated Can has boon used bv thousands lor
tbe last tlve ea", and all who have tried It speak lu the
highest terms of Its superior inerlU. We venture to
assert thai It U more re labia, more oonvenlent, aud pos
Besses more practical merit, than anv other Can in use.
It Is sealed and unsealed with the greatest ease, a mnrlt
oi which it narticuiarly booHts. All "anH warrautod that
are nut uo accoidlug to dlreotlons. For sale by the
ulJiiBflicturef it b I Told Stand. J. S. MeMUK I'KIE. No.
bPftlNU GARDEN Street. Philadelphia, 8 80 lino
PRIVY WELLS OWNERS OF PROPERTY
Tbe only place to get Privy Wells cleaned and d s
nfceted at very low price A pEyR0W)
manufacturer of Poudrette,
8101 0"0LD8MlTHsl' JJALL, UBHAMlf Street
FINANCIAL
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No. 114 South THIRD Street, ,
BANKERS
AND
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
V. 6. 6 or 181.
&20s, OLD AXU NEW.
10.40s; CERTIFICATES OF INI EB1EDSESS
7 0NOIbilt, 2d, and 3d ier:os.
CO JUT QUAD IN TEE Ek T JVOT WAX I ID.
lKTKRr.sr ALLOWED ON DEroSlTS.
Collections made, Stock Eonjz,ht and Sold on
CoromisMon.
Special buslneNi accommodations reserved for
LADIES. 8 72m
U. S. 8 E C I i R I T I E 8 .
A SPECIALTY,
iiSJITH, KANDOLFH &
BANKERS & BROKERS,
CO.
16 S. THIRD ST.
FHILADJXrillA.
NASSAU ST.
NEW 10 UK.
STOCKS ANT3
BOUGBT AND HOLD ON
GOLD
COMMISSION
KEUK AK1 lli A'EW YORK.
HI
JJj.YVllSH JUKOT1IEKS,
No. 225 E0CK STREET,
13ANKEIJS AND Bl:OKEllS.
HUT AND SELL
I'SITKD STATES BONDS, U81a,-20s, 10 IBS.
TJMTE1I STA1EB 1 3- 10s, ALL lsBl ES.
LEKT1K1CATES OF lNLELTINEtH.
Alercantile Facer and Loans on Co. laterals negotiatuo
Btockc Boui,bt and Eold on (. oinmisslon. 1 31 i
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN
HAiS REMOVED'
During the erection ol tne new Hank: bnildina
to 1 17 4p
No. b05 CliEKNUT STliEET
5'20S""F IVE-TWENTIES.
7'30s - SEVEN-THIRTIES1
WANTED.
DE HAVEN & BROWEIt,
1 7 No. 40 S. TniRD Strukt.
ENGINES, MACHIPJERY, ETC.
FvPP?. PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
.rum t hoit.vw wokks.-wnAiriB lbyv
uti:Tlt aL AMI Till OKEl luAL. KNGIN KKlts
MAI HI N IT, BOILKK MAIii.KS. BLACKS 11 1 1 IIS,
and mUMH.lis, havuiK lor many years been in huo-
cesblul onciation. and been exclusively engaged In
buildlnK and repairing .tl.rinc and Klvcr Kngiues. IiIkIi
and low pressure, iron Boilers. Water TnnRs, Froiiel-
lera. etc etc.. resncotiu lv ufler their Btrvlccg to the
public as being tuliy prepared to contract fur enplnc3 ot
abulias II urine, It ver, and Stationary; having hrisoi
patterns of uillerent sizes, are prepared to execute orders
with quick ueppah'h. very tlecnptinu ot palturo
niaklng made at the shortest notice HiKh and Low
pressure Hue, Tubulur, aud Cylinder Boilers, ol the best
Pennsylvania charcoal Iron. Forcings oi all sizes and
kinds Iron and Brass LbbUhus ol all descriptions; Koll
Turning, Screw Cutting, ai d all other work conuected
with the above busineH.
Lrawinvs and gpecillcations for all work done at
the establishment tree ot charge, and work guaran
teed. The suhscrioerf nave ampie wnart-aock room for
repuirs of boats, where tliev can lis in peilect safety,
and ate provided with shears, blocks, talla, etc etc.,
tor taislng heavy or light weight.
JACOB C NEAFIE,
JOHN P. LEVY.
8 21 BEACH and PALME It Streets.
J. VAl'CHAN MEKR1CK,
WILLIAM H. MERRICK
JOHN B. OOPB
SOUTHWARK KOUNDKY, FIFTH
WASUINUTOS Streets.
AND
PIIII.ADBLPRIA.
MKKK1CK & SONS,
FNGINEfcK AND MACHIKISTS.
manufacture High and Low Preaaure steam Engines for
Land, biver. and Murine Service
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings oi all kinds, either Iron or brass.
Iron Frarre Vools lor Gas Works, Workshops, anil
Railroad Stations ete.
Ketorts and Gas Machinery, ot tne latest and moat Im
proved coustiucttou.
Jtvery description otPlantationMachlnery. and Sugar.
Saw, and Grist Mills. Vacuum Pans Opeu bteain Trains,
Defecators, Fi ters, Pumping Engines etc
Sole Agents lor N. uuicux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nosmyth's Patent steam Hammer, and A s-
inwall it Woolsey'i Pateut Ceutrilugal sugar Draining
lachine. 6 30S
BRIDESBUKG MACHINE WORKS.
OKKICK,
. Ko. 66 N. i'KONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA-
We are prepared to nil orders to any extent for out
well known
MACH1NEKY FOR COTTON AND WOOLLEN MTILH.
Including all recent Improvements in Carding, Spluuing,
and Weaving.
We Invite the attention ol uanutacturers to our exten
lvv una. a
1 li All
ALFRED JEXKS A SON.
AR DEPARTMENT, bURGEOX-GEXE-
JtAL'S OFFICE,
WABHIMOTON, It. C, AU(TJHl IU, MUG
An Army Medical Hoard, to consist oi Brevet
Colonel J. B. Brown, Surgeon, V. 8. A , l'lesidmit;
Bievet Lieutenant-Colonel 11. U. Wirtz, Surgeon, U.
H. A. ; Brevet Lieutonant-Colonel Aut'iouy liefer,
prgeon, U.S.A.; and Brevet Major Wairon Web
ster, Assistant tsurgeou, U. S. A., Recorder, will
meet in Aew York city on (be 2ntn of September,
next, lor the examination ot candidates lor admis
sion into the Aiodical Start" of tne United States
Atmy.
Applicants must be over 21 years of age, and
phy sically sound.
Applications tor an invitation to appear beloro
the Board should be addressed to tbe Surgeon
iienetal, United States Army, and must state tbe
full name, residence, and date and p ace ot birth ot
the candidate, testimonials as to character and
Qualifications must be lurmshod. If the applicant
has boen iu the Medical service of tho Army during
the war, the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank, and timoand place ot sorvioo, add tes
timonials from the officers with whom he bus served
should also be torwarded.
rVo allowance is made lor tbe expenses of persons
undergo ne thu examinatit-" it is an indispensa
ble prerequisite to appointm.
Ibeie are at present sixty vaoanoies in tbe Mod leal
Stuff, forty-six ot whioli are oritriual, beinsr created
by tbe Act ot Conffress anurovod July 28, 18S6
JOviEPH K. iiAUNES.
8 11 tmw20t tsurfreon-General, U b. A. )
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, ;
MA N UFA CTUBER3,
IMPORTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Paints, Varnishes, and Oils,
No. 201 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
1233X03 COPSES r MCE.
MEDICAL.
yox p. or u.li.
W RIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PKINCJPAL DEPOT,
No. 771 Hrmth TllIIil Rtree
Trice, $1'00 pr Bottlejf 5t0 ior half-a-dozen.
The unfirrslinrd eltlrcns take pleasure In chwrii,i
irceuiii fiKili.a the ure of Wrlkht'a Tar Htrun m
tena hs. colda, eonsun pilon. whouplng-cougb, aiotted
t, uver com pi ami, puina id uie nreast, eronctilclH.
ntlauitiiation. and restriction oi air rem in Uie lutu
mc 1 1. rmmiy abould be In every (amity t
( haries Wt son. Forn ' Pre$t otliee.
( bar es II. c;raflen, Sunday JJercurv othce.
tisu.e' Nolen ivqu rtr otliee
W i Ham K. t orbit, Asformie'l Press
William II. ari'i nier Mro Alarm and Police T
rraph. Hith and i hrsnut streets.
itaniio.pn. t ront and . omnani stment.
Jan.ea W. Cimnc Nn. IMS Charle. .ireet.
li A.Davis .No. tinskM street.
Jt.bn w oodsiue No 13.H r'rnnkirnstnt.
Hotrtlhonips.n No. li.8 Walter street.
H. t. Maren, No. 6'2t Kianklln street.
J tiellofl No -,3l 8. econd street.
Jefcn ."rumour. So. 813 h. r ront street.
. W. Howard, No. 1 Dock street
H.l.rarteit o. 3!TJ S. -econo street
L. Botes No. fto.t Arvh street
Ait ert lartin 0.411 b. Hceondsnwt.
.ary( aid veil N0 Pmsom street
W thinias. o. 20 S. Fourth strett
T. M- taithy o. 1 0 KnretU's alloy,
t.eorge Wl se n. No. 2.16 Race street.
W. r. Broons, Ko.6.1 North heeond street
M. J. llai-M tt No. 119 dual street
S. u-.our Hose BusMeum.
Cf.ar fp Rogers, No. R!l South street
tt. T. V i' Ifg on,(-ecnd and ytiarrv stree
i . E. Thrmua. No. lite south sut.i street
V I i iii in hams, No. M&houth r runt net
. P. (-allied. Opera Manager.
Join MuglnnlB. rear ol No 134 Korth Second street
Xr. H. K. ( boate, Newark, Dm.
Mr Wi.lwm H. Wt'qhtt
(sk: We take pleasure in recommending tooiTa1.
SVhlPtof whtch we have already soul coitilderubu
uuuntitiesi as a most excellent aud eftn acious reme.ij
lot the con plaints set lerth hi your printed Dill alre.av
submitted to the public. As a ratifying act to BUttt-rln't
nuu anltv we will cheer u'lv recon'.mend tout preuara
tiou to a 1 Ktliieted wltn diseases which u is designed to
cure. Vmru, etc.,
D1LKS SON, DrnggiMa.
N', . coruir Tine and Sixth txout.
For sa e also at
JOllNbON', riOLLOWAV COWDEN S,
TiYOr e & CO ,
A nd a.l principal i.rut'gU)t and Dealers.
Ihe sul seriber would beg leave tnr her to lav that
he is prepared to 11.1 ordeta nt.d torv.ard tbe Syrup ts
any part ol '.be country. Perrons desiring other inior
n hi inu by r. nil Kill ineiose a postage s.uuip and answen
will be return d aa soon as tbe exigencies ot businesi
will at.mil Address
WILLIAM B. WRIOtIT,
S20 No 771 S.TI1IKD Street Philauelphia, Pa.
G
LAD NEWS
FOR TUB TJSFOKTrNATE.
BELL'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted In nil cases, for the Ppekdt and Perm i
XkKT C'l'HK oi all diseases arising Irom excesses In youth
Physical and Nervous lebtllt , etc. etc.
XO lllASlll, VV DILI 1M NF.fcEf-SARY.
Tbcy can ue used without detection, and never tall to
eft-el a tun, II used according to instructions.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; aiso. Lart.e Boxes, containing Four Huutll,
Price Three Lobars,
from tour to six boxes are generally required to cure
crtltnurv cases though bcuetit Is derived irom uelug a
single box
In t hromc Cases, wt ere Nervous Prostration bas
aQccted tbe system.
BkLL'S TONIC FILLS
Are recommended as the most Lfticacioas, Rejuvenating
ina invigorating Kemetly iu the word.
A Package I'i Ice rive Lobars, hl lost a month, and
is gtnerai.y sutlicuuu
1 n ex treme cases of Debii ity ,
LkLL'S KXTKUNAL. KE31EDY,
Trice Two Dollars, suUlcient for a month, can be use
to ood advautage.
liplves ttieugtii to the system, and, with the Pills,
will el'.ect u comiilcte Hetoiation
A Paniplilct O' 100 pages, on ihe ERRORS OF YOTJTI1,
designed as a Lecture and Cau iontoKouug Men, sent
tree, Ten Cents required to pay postage.
II you ennnct pnrchr.ne Bell's Specific Kemf.dif.s
ot your muggist, taxe no other, but scud tne money
'llrcct to
DR. JAMES BRYAN. Cons-iltine Physician,
ilo bit) BP.OADWAY. New York
And you will receive theiu by return of mail pust paid,
end uce iroui observation.
For aule by DYOTT & Co., No. 232 N. SECOND
bueet. 0 11 1
MimuiitD
CAMPHOR TROCHES,
Foaldv Prevenuva oi
DUrrboea. Dysentery, and Cholera Morbi
Onla TaAtAr. R.
' Ci. w a. n a. PhUav. . 5 S.
I3tbABaoeSUk,PtiUa.
mailed onTS
GOVERNMENT SALES.
aELEt.UAFtt MA1EK1ALS AT AUCTION.
CU1EV QUAKTEBM ASTER'S OFFIOB, )
JJKPOT OF WAMUIBOTOn, I
Wabuihoton, D. C, August 6, 1S66.)
V ill be eold at publio auction, under tbe direction
of Brevet Lieutenant Coionol James 11. Moore, As
sistant Quartermaster, at Warehouse on (i s'reet,
near Iwmt.ein street, Washington, on TUU113
DAY, Aiipuat SO, at 10 A. AL.the tollowmg lele-
frapb A atenals,&o : . .
22 Beardi-ley's Mgnal 95 000 pounds Wire Iron.
jeicgrapn instruments oo iunea usuiaiea roie-
and Cattes.
craDii Wire.
24 Beards ley 's
Instrn 100 14o'a fr Wire.
43 Keel Stands, small.
It) rtoel Stands, oontro.
I 1'latform Scale.
1109 Insulators, block.
II Coal Stove, with i'ipe.
23 1 oof Boxes.
44 ull Keels.
menia.
12 Augers.
10 Crowbars.
4 Cutting 1'ljers.
2 Dial Handles.
10 tin miners.
7 Oilei.
3 Brumuft Knives.
6 Large JKcel Btauds.
18 Bmall Keel stands
i78 Empty Keels.
U7 Keel htauus.
1U "wt"i wcihw;,
la l'.,..l 11 .1
in 1 .... I U,A..,la n14vM.
h ti nhlier Cement Flanks. 6 Keel Handles.
g Soldering Acid Bottles. 3 spools Copior
Wire,
6 ItuLber Sleeves, tij in.
6 Large Gear,
6 entail Ueur.
Sliiiigs.
72 Kotices and Straps.
2Hd luniburs lor Buttery
o.tll Porous f litis.
No 28.
5 spools Copper Wire,
No. 80. ,
7 pounds Gutta Fercua
(in sbee's).
117 iron Smkos.
81 Insuiated Bending
162 (13 ox. A. o. d.)Fla-(
screws.
tma Strips.
29 Kubber Rinirs.
17 oz. A. o.
Flatina tiU cells Portable Field
t-trips.
230 pounds Mercury,
lotf) uouuus Kitric Acid
Telegraph Battery.
808 Zincs lor drove Bat
tery. tf carbons Sulphuric Acfd
6 Empty Mercury Flasks
14(0 pounds Nails, 40d
i iron). with Screw
and 60d.
2ao lnulator8, Bracket.
Wrenches, Screw Driv
ers, Spirit Lamos, Sol
to Empty Carboys.
dering irons, etc.
T. riiiB Cash, in Government funds.
leu days will be grunted purchasers in which to
remove their Kooda. D. H. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj, Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
8 7 19t Denot ot Washington, fj. c.
E
AX TENSIVE AUCTION SALE
OF
fiOVELNMENT luBACCO.
SEVERAL HUNDRED liOUSHEADS
OF '
JfJNE VIRGINIA LEAF.
IRF ASPBt DEPARTMENT, CC8TOM HOUPP, ' I
Richmoxd, Va., August 5, 1B06. )
In compliance with instructions irom II. A. Kts
ley, Eiq., Supeirb-lna? Special Agent, there will be
eold, to the highest bidder, at publio auction, at 11
o'ciock ir. the forenoon ot . VI EDaESDA Y, the 5tU
tlayot September next, at WINSfON'S BUILD
ING, corner of FOURTEENTH and CARY Streets,
In the city of RICHMOND, Virginia, tho following
described
CAFIUKED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY,
. TWO HUNDRED (on moke) HOGSHEADS
LEAF TOBACCO,
FIVE ItUNDBtD BO.XES MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO.
Tlio Leat Tobacco baa beeu gathered from tho
coi.i tu s oi BoUloru, Roanoke. Franklin, Campbell,
Uei iv.l atiit'k, Halitai. l'nnoo Edward, Pittsylva
nia. Mecklenburg, ana Charlotte, comprising all tae
got o ioLhcco luuds in the Slate. Much oi it is ot
the tlbfbt tjUelity, suitable lor ' wrappers," and bas
been well cured and preserved. This sale presents
opt oft unities lo tlo nuuutauturer and dealer rarely
ofli ltd. Should the demand warrant, some three or
loui 1 imdred liogttneaiis more may be added to 1 lie
sal. , w hich will complete the disposition oi Virginia
Volar 'O lor Government account.
haumlea of each m.gstieau will be ready lor inspec
tion ut tbo salesroom ten days preceding the day of
,B,' . .
Terms-Caeh, in CoW'-TOtnent rundi
JOHN ft. LOOMIS,
8 li 8w iBtani Special Agent,
"m
MEDICAL.
J HE PERUVIAN
S Y 11 UP
18 A PROTECTED SOLOTIOS OF TF?
PROTOXIDE OF IRON
A new discovery In modloine which
STRIKES AT 1 HE ROOt Of DISEASE,
By supplying the Blood with It vital rRiNCtru, oa
lira M.i:niNT-IKUN.
This is iho secret of tne wonderful suo:eaa ot thti remetfy
In curing
DTdPFPSIA, LIVEK CCMPLAINT. TROPST
tllKOM"' ilAKHlUE, BOILS, NKltVOOH AF.
F t TlOfS, t HII.I.s ASl KnVFKS IIUM"8,
LOSS OV (o.NHriTUTIO.N AL vhjor dis
EASF.HOFTHf KID.Nr.YS AND It Al)
DfcK, Ff JiALt; COMPLAINTS,
And all Diseases orlnlnaiing In a
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
Or iceompsnird br Debtllty or a low sta-eof tho avstem.
rielna ireetrnm Alcohol In anv lonn lta eneiylzlnir ef
tfcts are not tol owed by corresponding reaotion, but are
permanent, iniuslng streniith, vliior and r.ew I'le tatp all
parisol tben Mem. andbullolnir up an Iron ConstlTuhon.
DV8P1CPSIA AND L1KU1LITY.
From the Venerab e Adeacoti KCOTr. I D.
. . . iT J'iSHAii, Canaua Kast March 74, 1KW,
. . "in ati Inveterate U.vapeptlo ol more thau
jears' standinv."
have been so woncerful'y benefited In the
three short weeks Ourlna hich I ave used the l'ei avian
byrup that I can scarce y persunde mvsoli of the ralltv.
I eop e w ho hnve Know n un an astonished at the change.
1 atu wlilely known, and can but recommend to ethers
that which has done so much for me."
A CASK OF XI V EARS' STANDI SO CURED.
From IN8I.ET JEWKir, No 15 A von Pace, Boston.
"1 ha e suffered, and snmntmos severely, for!!7 rears,
from dyspepsia I commenced taking the Per a thin
hvruo.ant tound Itnmeiliute bencniftom It. In th
ol tnree or lour weeks 1 was entirely relieved from my
sullcrlnfcs, aud have enjoyed uninterrupted health evor
slnco'i
Oue of the most distinguished Jurists In New England
wruun in u r riHiiu us loiiuwn
"I have tried the 1'KltllVIAN HYlttH'. aitI tho rnanlt
fu'ly austalua your prediction. It has made a now man
oinieim used into my svstem new vluor andenorgytl
am no longer tremu ous aud debt Pated as wlitn you
tan saw me, but s ronger, lu ariler. and with larger eaoa
clytortubor, mental and physical, thau at any time
during the last five .' cars "
An eminent Divine of Boston aavs i
"I have been u-lng the PERUVIAN 8TRTJP for some
time past; it gives me new vigor, buoyancy of spirits
elasticity ot muecie "
Thi utatidt havt bitn changed, bytheutrof thitrem'dy
trim Wi ak. t ci v. fvnmt a cr.alum lo tinma. hraUhu.
at,d la) iy men audwomtn; and mvaiidt cannot rtaton-
uviy nci'iait 10 give tt atrat.
A pamphlet of 3 pages containing certificates of cures
and recommendations trora some of tbe most eminent
pb.oleians. clergymeu. aud o bera. wl I tut imit inn m
an odtlreas.
hce that each bottle hai PERCVLVN SYRUP blown In
tbe gloss.
FOR 8ALK BT
J. P. DIKSMOHK, PROPRIETOR,
No. art 1ET Street, New York.
AND BY ALL DBCUGISTS.
SCROFULA.
All Medical Men arjree that 10DIN1 Is Tnn BEST
lih JU DY or fcroiuia and all kindred aJscases ever dis
covered Ihe dill.cul ly has beeu to obtain a Puaa Mold
iiok of it.
DR. II. ANDKKS' IODINE WATER
Is a Pure Solution of Iodine, WITHOUT A SOLVENT!
Containing a fill grain to each ounce of water.
A MOST POWERFUL VITaLIZINU AGENT AND
RliSrORAilVK.
It nAs cured and will cure SCROFULA In all Its mani
fold forms,
ULCERS, CANCERS, SYPUILIH, SALT RHEUM,
And it has been ued with astonishing success In casea
Ol 11IIFI HAT1SM, llySPKl'SIA, t ONSUH PTION . KXMAIX
COMI'LAIMS, IlEAIlT, LIVKU, and KlDABT LlSaASES.etO.
Circulars will be sent fbee to anyone sending their
address.
l rice t-00 a bottle, or 6 for (3 00. -Prepared
by Dr. 11. AN DEitS, Physician and Chemist.
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DI3I8MOHE,
No. IIB DEY Street, New York.
AND BY ALL BP.UGOISTS.
STAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD C II E II II Y
HAS BEES USED VOB MEAW.T
II A LP A CENTURY,
WITn THE HOST ASTONISHING SUCCESS, IN CCRINO
COI C.H9 COLDB, BOaRSKNEHS, SORE THROAT
ILCEZA. vVBOOPINU COUGH. CROU.
L1VLR COMPLAINT BKOnCHHIS, '
LtFFitbLTY OF BRKAtHKNG.
ASlLMA. ANU EVtKY
AFFEO'llON OF
TUE TIIKOAT, bUAOS, AND CHEST.
CONSUMPTION,
Which carries off mora victims than anv other disease
ana which baffles tne skill ot the Puysiclans to a greater
extent than anv other malady, oiten
YIELDS TO TIILs REMEDY
w hen all othess prove Ineffectual.
AS A MKDICIXE,
RAPID IN RELIEF, SOOTHING IN EFFECT IN
1X8 OPfeKAlION '
IT IS fc ASLltpASSED I
Wbllo as a preparation, tree from noxious lnrredlenta
poisons, or minerals; unit.ng skill, science, and mediuai
knowledge t combining all that Is valuable in the vegeta
ble klnguom ; ior this cluss oi disease. It Is
INCOMPARABLE)
And Is entitled, merits, and receives the general confl
uence oi the public.
fEYMOI R THATCHER M. D.,
Of Derniun. N. Y., writes as lollowsi
"Wibtah's Balsam op vVilo Ciikurt gives universal
natislactlon. It seems to cure a l ough by looeenfng and
cleannln tbe lungs, and allaying irritation, thus aa-
MOVINO TUB CALBB, INSTEAD Of DKIISO Vt TH tlOEQH,
anu LHAV1NO tub Causb HKiiiND. I consider the Uolaem
i.sgeod as ani.lt not the beat Cough medicine with
which I am acquainted "
From Bon Judge r-PRAKFR, ot Canajoharle, N. T.
Gentlemen : This is to certiiy that uiy ae I' and laoWly
have ured Lr HibTAB'a Balsam or Wild Chkhui for
evera years, and that I take great p eaure m recom
mending It In preference to anything of the klud ior tlie
purposes ior which It la intended, in ca es oi Atthtna,
lnn, or Atlections ot the Uhruat. I have never met
wltn anything equal to It.
Very respcctlully, DVID BPRAKER.
The Kev. JACOB 8ECHLER. of Hanover, Pa.,
Well known and much respected among the Herman
population iu thia countrv, makes tue loilowmg suue-
uent ior the tienetlt ol the allactedi
i. ear Mrs . Hauig teatlzed in niyiamllv Important
benefits from tbe use ot jour valuable prepara loo
iVibtab's Balsam oi' Wild I hkuki -It attune me plea
sure lo recommend It to tie publio Some elgnt years
alio cue ot my duughteia seened to be lu a decline, aud
little hopes ol ber recovery were enter aiued I then
procured a bottle of your excellen. Halsaiu. and before
xhe bad taken the whole ot the contenta of the bottle
there was a great Improvement In her hea th. I have.
In my individual case, made Ireituent use oi your valua
ble meulclue, and have always been benefited bv It
JACOB SfcCflLER.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR A BOTtLE.
VOB BALE BT
J. p. DINSMORE, .No. 36 DEY Street, New York.
BETH W. FOWLEA 80S, Proprietors, Bosto i.
And by all DrugguU. g ltiaI3t
QUACK'S
CELEBRATED SALVE
CURES CCTS, BURNS, SCALDS.
GRACE'S CELKBUATED SALVE!
CURES WOUNDS, BBUI8KH, SPRAINS.
Gill ACE'S (ELEURATEI) SALVE
OCRES BOILS, ULCERS, CANCERS.
GRACE')) CELfc-BIlAl KD HALVE!
CURES SALT RUKCM, 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 pnoe, and re.
duces the most augrv-looklng swellings and luttauiuu
tlous. as u by magic thus afmrding jellet, and a oou-
P'oulvUto cents aboxl (Sent by mall for 38 rants.)
FOB BALI BT
J. Y. DINSMORE, No. 56 DEY Street. New tor .
g. W. POWLE SON, Proprietors, Boston
AnapaUDruglits, Grocers, and Country eiorr
iaiini)SfcaiiA nfcuia i.mawi4