J
Onlf the Drave Deserve ir.
fn7hi,IlvDk8 8f ,h. Fttir-,l,a t r
bXr ,t,he "ttention 'f his
bitter cclinp,, hia cares, and hi alTec
"on. it a man excels as a warrior he
rwromis a horo, aul Kains Ihc admiration of all.
in thpse days of civilization the man who doci
anything to alleviate the wants or suffrrinsrs of
mankind Is like Men looked upon as a hero.
Dut How m jch nobler than tlieoe Is the man who
JnT?nt a, nmciinp that proves a double blesaini?
'ihp helpless and alwa weaker female box I
ine Willcox A Gibus Skwino Machine is thp
'm cnt of modern civilization that has wrought
this double blieing upon the women of our
country. The happy poseflor of one of these
implements of prift'resa enn rep pleasure and
profit irom it. Bbe can employ her idle mo
ments with it, na1 she can save money by us'nir,
it. The savin? thim cilected will enable her to
make for herself aud the dnar ones around her
apparel equal to thiit of the model wile, whom
fc'olomon has so beautifully pictured. The Will
cox & (Jibbs Skwino Machine is trtiimohina:
everywhere. tn ihi 18th, 19th, and 20th of the
present month the New JursevHtHte Kair was held
at Trenton. Several of the Willcox fc (Jibbs Sbw
inq Machines were sent to this Fair for examina
tion, and atter a fair (in every sense) test,
which was witnes-ed bv a number of expert
ladies and gentlemen, the first premium wm
Kkwino Machinks, as beinir the best, cheapest,
salest, most durable, and perfect ma?htne
that was presented for examination and trial.
Correspondence.
IlAKRisnuRa, Auirusi C, 18GU. Dear Sir: It
alwas ajreoable to a public man to feel that h
enjoys i tie contidei.ee of his constituency, and
that he has so luliillod the trusts committed to
liis cam as to deserve their approbation. I
awaited the adjournment of Conirre-s to thank
you for the zeal, efficiency and fl ielity you lent
to the advocacy of the bill you introduced and
which parsed into a law at the last session of
t'cngiesa to reimburse monev advunced by the
State in li-63, at the requeut of the President and
Si crelary oi War.
Having tailed to procure the appropriation at
preceding sessions of Conrrre', although earn
estly pressed by the Legislature ot this .State
and our members of GongrebB, and a my term
ot office expired before another effort could be
made, I watched the progress ot your bill with
much solicitude, and whilst the interest of the
people was faithfully served by our entire dele
gation in aiding the passage of the appropria
tion. I have never failed to speak of your able,
persistent, and successful efforts as deserving
the thanks of the state.
When refieciins upon the great questions
upon which you were called to act during the
late session of Congress, it must be a gratifica
tion to you feel that ou cave this measure, also
so juM and equitable in nil respects, yourearnctrt
and efficient support.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. G. Curtin.
lion. Lkonard Myi:ks.
Philadelphia, August 8, 18!iG.
Jion. Andrew G. Curtin, Oooemor of J'enn
sylvama: Dear Sir: I cannot fpel othnrwise tnan grati
fied at jour very complimentary letter upon
the passage by Gonirress of my bill reimbursing
$710,000 to our State. lie measure, however,
was, as you well remark, "just aud equitable in
all respects," and 1 only did my duty in pre
senting and urging it.
xiig 1 1 j w u i. y was autauuuu uy BUUIl- Ul 1(11
banks ot Philadelphia, neither Congress nor the
State Legislature being then in session to pay
tjiose troops from our Stale who, in the great
emergency ot 18U3, volunteered to repel tue in
vaders and pressed thorn back towards the de
cisive battle-ground of the war, at Gettysburg.
When the Leeislature met, the State, at your
instance, promptly assumed and afterward
paid this sum. Mr. Lincoln and tDc Secretary
of War fulfilled their promise to recommend
the reimbursement, and, in spite oi delays and
strong opposition, it is a pleasure to teel that
Congres'at last recognized the validity of tnc
claim.
The part which Pennsylvania bore in the war,
to put down the Rebellion and Philadelphia did
her full share is, indeed, a proud one. The
lecordd of the War Department show that we
turnifhed over 3ii(i,()00 soldiers to defend tho
Union.
These were exclusive of tho mil i tin who, in
1862, 1863, and 184, f-prana to arms at a mo
ment's notice to resist the Rebel hordes, and iu
addition to our trallunt ail'rs, who, equally
with their comrades on the land, aided tj ren
der the American name more l;illustrious than
ever. Yet it adds to the fame of our goodly
Commonwealth that, throughout the war, she
,iad in yourself a Governor whose every pulia
tion was for his country, and who is known as
the friend of its defenders.
Pleased to have received commendations from
such a source, I am. with sincere regard,
Yours very respectully,
Leonard Myebs.
AMUSEMENTS.
Acadkhy of Music Danleli Doutrty will deliver
;m oration on Monday evening on Uie "Issues or the
joy."
Itai.iak Opkba Subgcrintlona can be reels ered anv
ley at tne box office of tbe Academy or Music The
ookB wl 1 be opened at Xruu pier's next Monday week.
Chesnut Stbkkt Thkatms. John . Owena and
Jot-le Orion appear in Jim: or, The Cncktt on lite
JJearih, and John l bbt, to night
Belles, at the A8Binbly Building, has tbe "Myste
rljua Outline True." ihe 'Wood 'ilnstrela,' and other
good things this evening.
Walnut Stbukt Tiieatbe. Brougham does '-Captain
Murphy Jlagulre" and "Wilkin Mlrawbor" to
Dikht by especial request. This is a capital Dill.
Auch Stbkkt TnKATBK. Three glorious pieces for
the faiewell entertainment, and the tavonte Florence
in all ol them. Oo and bid them "Oood bve."
h'Eir Amrhioah Thbatkb. S're'ti tM-u f irk, with
be Wanaering Mintirel aud Dobson's Banjo solos.
Mdsioal Fumd II all Dr Colton gives his last "SI
trous Oxide uas" exhibition this evening.
Valkh'b Music Hall and Wintkr Oardkn, Vine
street, below eighth, w 111 be open until twelve o'clock
this evening.
Tbk Lincoln IIkhorial Tableaux will be exhibited
at National Uall on Monday.
Cabncboss A Dixkt have prepared a grand enter
tainment for this evening Eleventh stieet, above
Chesnut.
Tin Pennsylvania Academy or Fine Abts is now
open lrom V A. M. to tt P M ever; day.
TnR Gtmnasicm of Professors Hlldebraod fc Ii-wls,
at Mnth and Arch strei ts is onu of the most complete
aflalrs 01 the kind in thlB country. Open day and
evening.
The Uhbat Abt Association -The Crosby Opera
Housu Art Association have concluded to keep taelr
subscription books open for a short time longer, In order
to dispose )' the remaining certificates of tn.,ek. It wi.l
be seen by the lnllowing notice Horn the Secretary ex
actly how the matter BtHDds i
"Had we been ah e to print engravings fast ennugli to
deliver them with the cert.ucutex, ihere Is not the least
doubt that every certificate would row have been sold.
But, as you are aware, it was not contemplated to
deliver tlieia until after the award on the surrender
of ihe certificate.' The great popularity ot the prints,
however, and tbe desire, In a large majority oi oases to
Tecelve them at the time of subscription induced us to
attempt this vast undertaking. The detention of tiie
chromos far beyond the time caica ated by the artixt
has been a great dicappolnimontt we are g'ad to say tnat
ye shall shortly commence tho delivery of ih. se."
Those w bo have not Int. rested themselves In this grent
rroject hould lose no fine lu securing certificates o
membership. The delav above-mentioned will only be
temporary, and as soon at the proof engravings are ready
tor delivery the drawing will take p ace.
What riches are those that certainly make
themselves wtniis and fly away ? Ost-richea.
ROCKHILL & WILSON.
Brown Stone Clothing Uall,
Nos 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila.
We have Just received new and well-selected
ock of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES.and VESTINGS
AIbo. OVER-COATIJ.GS and SUITINGS, which
ve will make to order at the most rewoBabie price, .
THE DAILY EVENING TELKG 11 A PH.A-PHIL AD
POLITICAL.
m UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.
GOVERNOR.
Major-Co ncral John W. Geary.
JUDICIARY.
rHESIDENT JUDGE.
HON. JOSEPH ALLI80H.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
HON. WILLIAM 8. PIERCE,
F. CARROLL BKEWSTER, EJ.
CITY OFFICERS.
RECEIVER OK TAXES.
KICHABD PF.LTZ.
CITY COMMISSIONER.
CAPTAIN BEN BY CONNER.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CONGRESS.
Ftnrt Iistrtct-Hon. CH ABLER GIBRONH.
Hecond District Hon. CIIAULK8 O'N KILL
Third Distrlot Hon. LEON ABD WYK1W.
Koutth District lion. WILLIAM U. KELLEf.
KHXhUistrlot-CALIfiB N. TAILOR.
SENATOR.
First nistrict-JEREMIAII NICU0LH.
RECORDER OE DEEDS.
MAJOR GENERAL JOSHUA T. OWEN.
PROTIIONOTARY DISTRICT COURT.
JAM 18 Mc MANES.
CLERK OK COURT OP QUARTER SESSIONS.
JOHN Q. BUTLEB.
CORONER.
SAMUEL DANIELS.
ASSEMBLY.
First District li E ORG E W. GHEOHIN.
hecond Dlsnlct -BOBi.RT C. TiTIEBMABY.
Third District
Fourth Dlstrlct-WILLIAM W. WsTr.
Fifih Distnct-JOSEPH T. THOMAS.
Sixth District JAM EH FULEJ30R.V.
Seventh Dlsinct-JAMKH HUBEUj.
Klghth District J AMEs N. KERNd.
Ninth District FRED. D1TTUAN.
Tenth District ELIHII A W. DAVIS.
Eleventh District WM. J. DOKOIIUGH.
Twelfth District ALEX ANDEB ADAIKE.
thirteenth District E NO S C. BENNEB.
Fourteenth District W. M WOBRVLL.
Fifteenth District GEORGE 1)E UaVEN, Jb.
Sixteenth Dbtrict DAVID WALLACE.
Seventeenth District EDWARD O. LEE.
Lighteenth District JAMES N. MARK. 8
By order of Union Republican City Executive Com
mittee. WILLIAM B. LEEDS, President.
John L. Hill, ) y,,.,i,a
JoHKi-u 8. allhn t Bwiretanes. 0 lg 1(jt
1ST s r K 0 1 A L x OTIC E.
UKlON LEAGUE HOUSE,
Uuoau tukut. J
Prui.ADELi HiA, September 27,
Tha Citiwua of Philadelphia, and th3 Members ef
tlia Union League,
Are particularly nvitoa to mmt at
NATIOIVAT, IliVXL,
MARKET .STREET, BELOW THIRTEENTH.
ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT,
THE 29th INST., AT 8 S'CLOCK.
An Address will oe delivered by
JOHN OOFOIITII, Hjhi'i.
N. B. Ladles are especially invited to be present
Uy order of the Committee on Public Meetings.
JAMK3 H. ORNE, Chairman.
Ciiarles S. Cgden, Secretary. 9 27 3t
IW GEARY, O'KEILL, AND NICHOLS.
GBAND TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION of the Union
Bepubllcan Citizens of the Second Congressional and
First Senatorial Districts, comprising the First,
Second, Thlid, Fourth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth, and Twentr-slxth Wards, ttie Bnys in Blue,
Bepubllcan Invincibles, and other Clubs, will take
place on 8ATUBDAY EVENING. September the 29th.
Ihe line will form on Locust street, the rlg.it resting
on Eighteenth street, and move at 8 o'clock precisely
over the following route: Up Eighteenth street to
Bace, thence to Twelfth thence to Market, thence to
Droad, thence to Pine, thence to Twenty first, thence
to Fltzwater, thence to Thirteenth, thence to Federal
thence to Seventh, thence te Reel, thence to Mova-
nienslng avenue, thence to I'hristiau, tueuoe to Ninth,
thence to Market, and dismiss.
WILLIAM J. OVENS, Chief Marshal.
Geoboe At stin, hecretary. 0 27 3t
f3r E I G U T II W A R I)
THE UNION REPUBLICAN CITIZENS OF THE
EIGHTH WARD WILL ASSEMBLE
ON SATURDAY EVENING, September 83,
At seven o'clock, at Broad and Locust streets, to Join In
the Grand Torchlight Parade in the fteconj Congress
glonal and First Senatorial District.
Citizens having horses are invited to parade mounted.
By order ot the Committee on Arrangements.
JOHN C. VIAUIIN, r resident.
Ciatton UcViciiaei., Secretary. 9 27 3t
tr&f HEADQUARTEK8 RKPUULICAN IX
V1NCIBLEH. OBDEH So. 12
I. All fesiroos of going to West Cheater will resemble
at the Hull, luliy equipped, on AlONDAY, Oc.ober 1, at
5 o'clock P. M.
II. TOUCHKS MUT BE BKTUBSED to the Hall
cany Monday motutug.
Hy order of GILOBGE TBUMAV, fa.,
It Marshal.
ROCKHILL & WILSON.
Brown Stone Clothing Hall,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Pliila.
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR
GENTLEMEN AND YOUTH
POLITICAL.
SPECIAL ATTENTION I
UNION L AOCF. HOU1E, I
UllOAD STIIEgr, )
THtLitDBLPHiA, Meptember IT, 1B66.
The Cilizeia of Philadelphia, and tho Member of
the Union League, are invited to assemble at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
OH
MONDAY IVENIHO NEXT,
THE FIRST OF OCTOBER,
AT FIGHT O'CLOCK
An AddrjM will be do.lvertd by
DANIEL DOUGHERTY. ES(l.
Ticket oi admission to be bad at tha UNION LEAGUE
HOUHEoiiMONDAT.
N. It Ladles a-e especially tnvltod to be present.
B order of the Committee on Publlo Meetlnn.
JAMES II. OBSK, Chalrmaa.
Ciiaiilks 8. Oodk.n, Secretary. 9 27 4t
IW THE UNION LEAGUE
OF OEltMANTOWN
HAVE TAKEN THE
rr o w in iial l,
For the Use of the Loyal Citizcn3 of Twenty
Second Ward,
FUD1.1C MEIiTING
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING.
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
C ATTAIN T. D. KILO02S,
i General Ceary's A; J iteut-Ucucral, and
HON. "vVIILIA:! E. MAHW,
WILL HI'EAK.
ON MONDAY EVliNINO. clt
JUDGE J. R. G. FiraiN, of New Orleans.
tjj TO THE CITIZI'JNS OK TilK SECOND
CONGUEiIONAL D1MIKIUT, IBBBdPF.C
T1VE OK l'ABXV.
Your attention Is csrncwtlv Invited o tho Besolutions
and the letter whlck Is herewith enclosed. Their em
body tho platform on which Mr. JOHN nULli E is re
commended for vour suflruge. For the flrjt time in
many) ears a candidate is proKcntcd to you whose char
acter and history, in connection with the great indus
trial onterprhva oi our city and tit ato, render it wholly
unnecessary to do more thun announce his nomination,
to secure for it tho support of i.ll men who desire to And
a better u&suranco of the course ot their Itoprcsentatlre
In his character for In tellltenco and tor Integrity, thin
is afforded by party pl ttturun ani uoin.nat.ons secired
by IK ti) machinery.
Uctiuived. Tliat this meetinir oi citizens of the Second
Coune.-sional iioinct. assembled witliout distinction of
lionucni jmii vn. wiii nj ami earnestly recomraeuii to
,h u- uie uiHtin.i j, ttt u iji.M a; .
date lor Congress; as a gent.eui.ui of tiluh pure, and
iirepmucbable onaraetcr: asact'lenof lure auU on
llKhteueU views, wlioe enterprise, liueralit)', un.l iu.olll-
(.ente nave uiaue niui loreuiost in tue promotion oi nn'ut
public i uterprise"; as u patnot wuo-o Uuvoilon to his
countrv during the war has entitled him to the truest
confluence anu resueet.
ltesolvea. that we tinu in the post life and chnrai-fop
ot Mr 111 Liiti the oest iruaranieo tor his course it
elected, and thut we ire better assured by these than wo
could be bv party platforms, tn it In Mr. ilULMK 1'liila
dclfhla will And a Representative whosa inte.iljfonce
will make him wise to perceive, aud whoso taoi and firm
ness win 111HK.U nun kriiiui in execuung, alien measures as
w Hi piotect and promote the industrial interests of our
coinniun'tf aud htuie whi o his patriotic uevotlon to
tne wnote country win or suown in tue support of such
lenlslatlon as will be most wisely adapted speedily to
resiorethe net lee t and harmonious Union of all tint
Uiates which comprise our common counti v.
liesol.eu, 'l hat this meeting in recommending tho
nomination of Jlr. 11CLMJS. Ueeare that they boliove
iv anu uuvoeaiu uiu pruieuiTuu ui Auiuricro inuu-ttry, oy
ajtid'cious turlll the indissolubility ot tho Union of
the State, and as the natural sequence ot thii docttlne,
that all the Mtatrs which have ever boomed to the
Cninn are still component parts thereof: tum Kxtino-
TION OF Hi MAN SLAVKUY, THK ABSOLUTS KBPt.'bl ATION
(IF TI1K UK11KL Hl'.llT, AND T11K hiOltHD. ABSOLUTU Oil-
ligation of tiif. Feukiial Ui BT: and that we invite
the cordial rupport of Mr. ilULMu by ail those who
hold with us these simple cardinal doctrines.
LETT Kit OF ACfKPTANCE.
LA I'lKnBS Hons .seotenifinr II. lnr,K
Dr. Wilron C. tswann, Ciiarles f'amblos, Samuel VV.
Avres, a. Henry orris, and others: -
tieuilemcn : Without solicitation on mr part.it a-
mnrH ttmt. nr. M uipptlnir n'.' rnnm'Mttti ra oLiian. l..d.
epective oi party, held on tne 2 Hh of Auxust last i wa-i
unanimous y seieuieu as an independent candidate tor
Congress, to represent the Second Uisirlut. It also au
pears that at a 1 mocrattc convention, held on the 4th
ot Mptember, no Democratic candidate wn so ected,
tne t onven.ion enuoisnig my nomination by the con
servatives. 1 have so far made no response to snch unexpected
marks ot confidence; but now when a thlid call is made
bv independent citizens, who composed your meeting at
Uorticultuial Uall, on the evening ot Heptember 10. re
questing my consent to serve I do not seo that 1 can,
with propriety, decline; a thounh, looking to my per
sonal Interest, It muhtbi better that I should do so. How
ever, as ail own service to ihe community, I have decided
to accent the nomination, but with the ninlnrrin;'n -
that 1 make no o her pledge than that 1 will do a I in in v
power to advance tne next imereHtsot fuiladelphla, the
Mute ot Pennsylvania, tbe whole Union, and an early
restoration of good tee ing and tellowshlp amonv'all tho
people oi this nation, according the best oi my judg
ment, without party blus inliuence, or prejidice.
I wl 1 also add, that the estabilshmen of a Naval
Depot at League island is, in my lutUnient of tbe ut
most Importance to tbe ity oi Philadelphia and Uie
Mate oi l'enusy.vanta. and. if eleoied, 1 shull ue my
h"xt ixfunni to promote Its adoption by the general
Government
ii a knuniedge acquired bv study or th e necessity and
means of supporting and advaneliiK the mining, mau.i
fai'turliig, commercial, and industrial interests ot Puu
s.vlvuula and Philadelplila Its emporium. If a Arm dt
termlnatlon on any part o do my duty aw an Independent
man, (ilve any guarantee as to the propriety of yo.tr
choice you have It.
1 tender my sincere thinks for the kind consideration
htmwn to me by a 1 tntisn prawn: a tua meetings and
conventions that have choien me as tiieir candidaio.
and tliev will please accept this as my rrply
Verv respec lull. JOHN HCLMK
Philadelphia, Hcpt. i!9, HW6. It
FOR ALDERMAN,
FIFTH WAiiJO,
WIIiT.IAM VV. TiOUGlIKItTY.
9 13 1ml
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
Brown Stone Clothing Hal!,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila.
Tlie Largest and Best Assortment of
Boys' Clothing lu the City.
Boys' Clothtus Made (o Order,
ELPI1I A ; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, I860.
POLITICAL.
t2T SECOND CONQUESSIONAL
DI8TRICT.
.1 o ii iv ii v i, ivi
IJXDErEMDENT CANDIDATE.
zoet
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFSAFES
rpilK " EVANS & WATSON"
SAFE
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Tho "Inside Door" Safo Nevor
Fails.
I'RiLADKLrniA, September 23, 1866.
ME8KB9. KVANS A WAT 80 V:-
Gentlemea : About six. yean ago we purchased from
yom one of jour Fire-Proof Safes, which we placed in
our m'U on Maiket street, west of the brio ire. Tester
dav mornug our mill waa destroyed hr are, and tbe
a'e fal lnginto tbe cellar amonmt the rules, was sub
jected to a auKAT nEAT. After the fire was subdued we
opened theMale, and found our nvney, books, papers,
policies of insurance, etc. etc, fkupkotlt ruasRa-'BD.
Vi e cheeriiilly r commend your bale to a 1 desiring pi .
ti ctlon in tbe event of fire.
Itepett.nlly yours,
PETERSON MARSHALL,
ho. 3042 Market street.
We take pleasure in referring to the above certificate,
which, with the many others in our possession, proves
oir Kites to be, as we have al as represented them, a
PERFECT protection. We are the sole manuiacturers of
Safes with Inside or donblc doors. Oar pik es are lower
than other makers, and we earnestly doslie all seeking
a Pale with the groatcat security, to examine oar largo
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
EVANS & WATSON,
No. 811 CHESNUT St.
t V7 6trp
EVANS & WATSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRE AUD BURGLAR-PROOF
S A. F ID S
DESIGNED tfOR
BauU, Mercaatlle,or Dwelllng-IIouae I'se
Established Over 25 Years.
Over 24,000 Safes ia Uao.
Ihe only Safes with Imide Boors.
Kever Lose their Fire-Proof Qualify.
Guaranteed free from Datnpuew.
Sold at Trices Lower than other makers.
vVAISEROOMSi
No. 811 CHESNUT Street,
riin.ADKi.riuA.
9 r 5p
T II E 15EHT S A F E.
Twcnl j-Fl ve Years' Kxperlenco In New
York. City.
MAItVIN & CO.,
ALUM AUD DRY PLASTER SAFES.
ESTABLISHED IN 1842.
Always remain Fire-rroof.
Are perfectly Dry.
Ample Testimonials.
MARVIN & CO.,
No. 721 CHESNUT Street )Masonic Hall),
And No. 265 BROADWAY, New York.
ilOUt-E SAFES, DA? KtUtV SAFE3, 8KC0SD-
HA&D HAFES.
bend tor Catalogue. 9 22 stuth3m
BIOKRBNE,
Oil L1FE-UEJUVENAT0IL
8TREKOTH TO THK WEAK YOUTH TO THE AGED
Thin nrmaratlon is oncnu al ed as s reiuvenator and re
storer ot wasted and inert tiuictionn.
'j be teeoie. me ageo aau an uiorawuo nave in anj
wnv Imnaintd their vitality bv excessive mental or Dhv.il-
cal appiicatlou,wlll Una the hiokreue to be what its name
implies a lhe-rejuveuator, which, while it builds np the
shattered constitution, will also Impart to the feelings
the brlfKneBB anu twcricr wi.iuu oeiuna ivjuuu.
o matter bv what rause anv oiiran has become enree-
bled In Its lunctlna this superb preparation will reinovo
tliui cause at once ana torever.
IiI(n.Kr.Ei cures uenrai jeoiiujr, impoiencv, ner
vnua lncanacltv. lvDeiiHia. lieoresnion. Loss or Appe
tite, Low spirits, lmiieculty, Uental Indolence. B infla
tion, Knnul. It has a most delu;htlul, desirable, and
novel etlect upon the nervous sy stem, and ail who are lu
anv way prostra'ed by nervous disabilities are earnestly
advlredto seek a cure In this most excel i eat and un-
HluaAr.An.-iua rmuiv, ,uv uwikuiu, ill. iniuu-
1K the Old. should K'vethis valuable diseovurv a triul;
It will be found totally ditleteut lrom ail other articles
for the same purpose.
1 0 I tMAlM,-l nis prcparauon is invatuaoie in ncr
mm wrHknpsHcs ot all kin ts. as It will restore tbu
wasted strength with woadenul permauonee.
It In also a giend Tonic, and will tlve re lef in Dvspep
sia with the tirst dose A brlet peVslsience in Its use
win tenovate the stomach to a degree of perfect hsultu.
and banish Dyspepsia icrever.
in Jiodar per bottle, or six bottles lor V Be'0 "T
liruirKlsts ueni'raliy. Kent bvexpress anywher jy d
dreBSlna HUTCHINOS fc HILLYEB Proprietors.
Ml pki street, new iora.
Bold by
JOHMiON. HOI.I.OWAY COWDRH,
o Ti pioitn siATit ntroeu
OYOl 1' A COm
4 1!) thutuemro M o. 'i'Sl M SECOHDHt..
LAKOB, WELL LIGHTED
AND VENTILATED
ROOM, ON TUE SECOND FLOOU
or TUB
"Evening Telegraph" Building,
No. 108 South THIRD Street.
TO RENT.
With or without Bteam power. Apply la the
office, firet floor.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
r
Brown Stone Clothing Uall,
NO8.G03 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila.
Beady-Made Clothing for Men.
Beady-Made Clothing for Youth.
p , ni.iv:,
Eeaay-Haac Clothing for Boys.
CARPETING3.
JAMES II. ORNE & CO.,
No. 620 (11 EMIT STREET,
Between Sixth aud Seventh Streets.
NEW CARPETINGS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Juat Uecelved Per Steaimec " MelKa
French and English,
Axminster, Eoyal,
Wilton 6-4 Velvets,
English Brosaeli,
Oroule Tapestriefl.
NOVELTIES IN FBENCII GOODS.
REW STYLES OF
6-4 Velvets, Axminstcr, Wiltons
and Brussels.
Carpets Tor Halls, with Borders.
Englkh Oil Cloths.
English and American Thrcc-Plics
Ingrain and Venetians.
Druggets, Cocoa Hatttnga, Ruga, Mats,
Line ii Crumb Cloths.
JAMES Ii. OUHE & CO.,
No. C26 CHESNUT Street,
Between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
NEW CARPETINGS
V 110I.ES ALU AN I RETAIL.
FALL IMPORTATIONS,
JUST OPENED. f9 2J2ni4.
fcCM STREET CARPET WAJiEHaUsT.
FAIjIj importations
OP
OAEPETING3,
NOW OI'KNIIt;.
LATEST STVLIia
AT
LOWEST PRICES.
JOS. J5LAOKWOOD,
No. AltCli Street,
TWO DOOUS HKLjW KlM'n 8T11FET.
0 IStulh9mrp
Jj K E DOM & S I I A W,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CAHPKT WAltElIOUSE.
o. 910 ARCH STREET.
AKE. OI'EMNG AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
Foreign and Domestic Carpctings,
In every style and variety. (9 41ia5p
AUCTION SALES.
JMrORTANT AUCTION NOTICE.
TRADE SAL. 13
OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 4,
PHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
WILL HOLD THEIR THIRD LARGE TRADE
SALE OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
FOR THE FALL OF 133G,
Commencing at 10 o'clock precisely.
PHILIP FOHU & CO., Aut tlouccr,
9285t . No. S06 MAHKET Street
B
SCOT T. JK AUCTION E K Ii.
. N o. 1020 CHK8N CX 8TKttT.
CAKI). We are now prepared to make arranKSiiioutt
lor rnecial a ea ol Uli l'alutinita, Mamury, or auy othur
W or 1B cl Art Lur locution belnu In tlieccnlro ol tlia
uioct irKliivnab'e inorouplilare ol our city, make It a
cl!rahie report tor couuoi.-neum and lovirt 01 art in
cencral.
N. Ji. Sales of mt rcliandUe In general Hollolted l-er
aoual atx uiion uiven to ou .-dotr sales. 11. Scott, Ju.
CKD.-We ure authorized to announoo a special
nale no Hike pliice In the n.ontti ol (Ictoberi ol va uaole
autl rare works oi art: Verul l ialo atoup, troin the
Antique 1 1 m lull nun l)le parlor statuary; biouze c.tail
cui sutijfctm ileutni ilt Oiinulu cocki: uiunumental
and narilen statuary, ami many atliaoiive Kenis In art oi
novel deBii'iis the importation oi McHn. V Ui Druthers,
and sell cud lu Europe by one ottne 11 nil. This vau
I'lilecol ectlon will be the niost complete ever otlerod la
the VnlUd beaten since tbe ureal saleot wrksoiart
mudu by tbe old llrm ol Mesrs. Vlto VMi on. In
lh.'2. at lho Albambra Hall, New York. The date oi the
salewil be nven In future ad vertlseiuents, a d special
cajd s vt ill be P snod tor the occasion. 0 20 ths tu u
M IQMFICENT SALE BICH SlLVJiB rLAl'ED
WA.ui-:. ,
On Thursday Mornlatr next,
Octnbr4.a. 11 o'clock at cott'a Art (lallerr. No.
10-0 i hernut street, a uianlflcent assortment oi rich
sllver-ploted waie. tmbrscing urns, tea set, salvers
irult sets and stanr8, vine stands. Iarne and iinall
casio.s, baskets and trayi, ice an4 water pi cliers, Bob
leta, cups, syrup piictiers, spoon holders, oyster aud
saun tureens ca 1 t'l s. Are troinpets etc.
Alio pooiis, forks, snd ladlea. a lull assortment, all
tilple plate on flnu nickec Tboxe goods are warranted
, the best ovei oirered at pnbll: sale. M4:
Open for examination on Wednesday attarnoon.
TDANC0A8T AW A R N O C K,
-5l8S Mo. 240 MARKET Street
LA ROE POSITIVE SALE OF AM "RIO 1ST AND
IMfOUTKD IBV tiOODH, r M ItfcOIDKBlES,
LINKM U0018, H08IEKY, NOHO S, ETU., by
Catalogue. 0n Weoneiidliyi
October 3, commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising about
81(1 lot t new and d.-s'ia je aoods. which will be lound
well worthy tho attentlun oi buyers. 9 i at
T
HE TWENTIETH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
m the BCiiLlNdTuN ( GUSTY AGKIOUL
TUBAL HOCIET t wl 1 be held at UT. UOI.LY, on
TU KhUAY ai-d WEDNESDAY, the 2d and 8J ol Octobo
next. .
Trains run nairniuriy to narnnKUin, to conoectwiw
n uuixvb tue cumau awu muivad. t w
Trains run nan u iuny iu ouriiD(ru)n, ui connect witn
5
CARPETINGS.
J. F. & & B. 0 R N E,
ISTo. 904
OllESNUT STREET
THIRD DOOR ADOVfi NINTH,
NOW OPENING
FALL IMPORTATIONS
NKW CAlirETlNCIS.
j. & 12. b. ornsris,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET,
EXCI.DHIVIi NOVKLTIBH
IN
j. in. & ii. omsns,
TVo. OO 1
i
CHESNUT STREET.
1NGLLS1I ROYAL WILTON.
KNtLISII BUISS1CLS CARPETS,
Now Designs.
J. IP. & E. 33. ORNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET,
MM36BS. JOHN CR098EF A SONW
NEW STYLE
6-4 VELVET CARPETS.
J. F & E. B, 0 R N E,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET,
800 PIECES
ENGLISH TAPESTRY CARPETS,
CHOICE STYLES,
Now Landing from Steamer "Meltta."
J. 3J". & E. 13. ORNE,
ISTo. 904
CHESNUT STREET,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN 3-PLY CAS PETS.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN INGRAIN CARPETS.
BORDERED DRUGGETS.
10-4, VIA, 16-4 DRUGGETS.
STAIR DRUGGETS.
J. F. & 35. 33. ORNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET,
ENGLISH BRUSSELS
FOB
HALLS AND STAIH8.
WITH EXTRA BORDERS.
J. F. & E. B. 0 R N E,
IVo. 004
CHESNUT STREET,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE NINTH, j
FANCY RUGS AND SHEEPSKIN MATS.
COCOA MATTING, ALL WIDTHS.
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS, FOR FLOORS. V J
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS, FOR 8TALU3.