THE DAITA EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVKMHEK 2, 18G8. SPIRIT OF THE MESS. EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THB tEADmO J0ER5AL1 CPOH CCRBENT TOPICS COMPIIiBD EVKUT BAT FOB TUB LYENINd TKLBUBAPS. TIic lfonr lias Ml ruck. from the R. T. Tribune. Willi this sliBttt our voioe will reaoh many of oar readers for tlt l-nt tluia before election. Hear us for our oan, lor it U that of free dom, huinaoity, aul our couu'.ry 1 We do not need iww convert, though these lire alrTS welcome. W havo an abundance of voters already to iuxure the election of Grant and Colfax. Nor do we )ieei any es traordinary fllVtrt to brinjt the voters to the polls. We mu.it look altf r the laggards; but they are comparatively a liandfull. Nmety ine of every bundled Unpublioaua will vote rjy Low, rain or chine, though they should have to walk miles through a storm to do so. The diflioult task will be to kenp them away from the polls. Kll'oit is ouly needed to got In our last vote early in the day as may be. De is below an average Oraut mm who can be induced to postpone voting till a(ter noon of the eventful day. The real remaining work of the canvass la to keep the ballot-Ihixhs uuplluted by fraudu lent votes. Our mnuan'1'g adversaries koov Tight well tbat they cannot beat General (iraut by fair means. The tak that proved too mighty successively for Floyd, for Beaure gard, for 1'emlertou, Brngg, and Lee, is ei tltely beyond their strength. They can suein to win by fraud alone. Men and brethren ! we must not let theru win by fraud 1 We uiut all work day and night to prevent it 1 Where registration of legal voters is required by law, we must attend it, watch its progress, and scrutinize the lists when complete. In every election distriot we must alteud the poll in force from its opening to its close, and thenceforth till the last vote Las been duly counted and the result distinctly proclaimed Nt: sleep to morrow night till the last shadow of chance lor fraud Las disappeared 1 Let no man .vote au electoral ballot till he Shall have carefully reud it and compared it With the ticket of Uu Slate as officially printed. Take ballots as they may be offered yon, bnt vote those handed you by one whom yon know to be all right. Remember that one name too many on a (allot, even though it be but a repetition, vitiates the entire vote. All manner of swindling ballots are already in circulation. Veto ouly those taken from trusty hands, but thoroughly sorutiuize even these before presenting them to the luspectors. You are choosing a President for four years, and thereby deciding momentous questions per haps conclusively. Give fifteen minutes to making sure that your vote ays what you mean. Is that too much ? If not, exhort your friends and neighbors to do likewise. Republicans I the Five Forks of your long Straggle were passed on the 13th ultimo your Appomattox lies fair and plain before you. You will not, you cannot, fail to improve your precious opportunity. Yon will work as well as vote for the eleotion of Grant, Colfax, and their associates, and, thus securing liberty, union, and peace, earn the grateful admiration of posterity and of the good throughout the world. Freemen I Patriots 1 press on to victoryl lflliat Trctext Is ilicro for Democratic From the R. T. Times. Of course the Democrats mean to "die game." The Rebel element is sufficiently powerful in their councils to make it certain that there will be no voluntary surrender of the position they hoi 1. It is a life or death OonteBt for them, and they will wage it to the end. What has already occurred iu Pennsyl vania, Ohio, and Indium, proves how reck lessly, and with what utter indifference to law and right, they intend to fight their last battle. If fraud could save them they would there have been victorious. They rely upon it to help them in this State, and everywhere in the South they are employing violence and murder to achieve what fraud may fail to effect. All over the country they are prepared for a struggle which promises to be unprece dented in its bitterness and intensity. They have everything at stake, and will exert them Belves with the energy and unsorupuloasness Of desperation. To make this effort possible, the leaders find it necessary to talk eonQdently of strength. They have unlimited faith in the efficacy of lying, and employ it in season and out of season to keep up the ooarage of their followers. If fraud and assassination conld save them, they might be saved. And if persistent falsehood were likely in any degree to help them, they might have a chance of breaking their fall. The folly of their boasting, however, de tracts greatly from its force. Falsehood is of no avail unless it wear the semblance of truth. To make it plausible in this case, it must be sustained by a certain array of facts by undeniable evidence of acquisitions of votes and power iu States where the relative strength of parties had already been tested. The knowledge ol this necessity prompted the efforts made on the 13th ult.; and the fact of failure then renders abnurd the confidence affected now. Neither before nor since have the Demoorats had the slightest ground for the brag in which they have systematically Indulged. Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio, In diana, Nebraska, West Virginia all have spoken to the fame purpose. In regard to each, the Democratic press Las indulged pro phecies and exultation whiuh correct returns have shown to hi baseless. Defeats they have tried to twist into victories, and where this has not been possible, they have endeavored to weaken the train by nut-representations. But these tricks have deceived nobody. The country kuows mat iuo elections of this autumn Lave been a succession of blows. under whiuh the Democratic party is still 8tapgring. Besides, the Democrats have admitted from the first that the chauce of success to-mor row is contingent upon drawing back to the fold the War Democrats who left t, during the Rebellion, and alo the Conservative Kepubli cans. From these sources the party knew that it must acquire the ad iitunal strength Which is needed to turn the republican post tion. Well, what progress has been made in this direotion ? Wher are the War Democrats Who have abaudoued the party of the Union and taken places in tha party of Rebellion 1 Where are the Con.rvative Republican who Lave exchanged Grunt for Seymour? I u re spect of both, Democratic expiations have come to naught. The Democrats who upheld the war remain firm iu their alliauoe with the Republicans; and the Coopervalive Hpiibli cans Lave forgott. n dill'-rencus iu their anxiety for the welfare of the cause renre sented by Grant. All the strength which tha Republican party ever had, it at this moiient retains. It is a unit, with the War Demo crats added. According to the statement o the case originally furnished by the Ddtno crats themselves, this cirounis'auio alone is conclusive as to the result. The votes which. by tLtir own thowing, they were required to draw fioiu the Republicans, they have failed to obtain. Ntr is this all. Not only hare the Demo crats not obrained any aooeaslon of strsngth, I but they have lost much of what they tor- I nierly pofsessed. The platform aud the tickst a3fiiit.wl liv tha Nu at Y.irlr flrtn rn 'bin haVM driven from the party man? thousands of voters. The extent of this demotion every man may estimate for LI nisei f. We venture to say that any bod ho will tak the trouble to inquire among Lis acquaintances will flat persons wLo uutil no hive uniformly voted tie Demooratio ticket, who will either vote (or Grant or abstain from votiug altogether. A eas-nal canvass of this son will bring to light au nniount of dedertioa from the Dtni) croey which, in the atk rebate, almost sur passes belief. The p 'licy of repudiation a j 1 evolution, eomded with the lok of faith, in the Lonus'y of Seymour, and the personal ua popularity of both Seymour nnl Ulatr, has alienated a very large proportion of those on whom the Demo' ratio party has hitherto lnn raMed to rely. And this change inures to the benefit of Republicans. These circumstances do not constitute a reason for abating the zeal with which Repub licans Lave thus tar pushed the cauvass. Tin victory of to-morrw will not be the gift of -Fa-pittr, but the reward cf work. Tlic Opln'ons of Important JIoii. From the AT. V. Herald. livery man who Las been before the pnblio either as a political Lack, a member of Cou gress, a British dungeon martyr, or a pnze ligLter,thinks Lis opiuious of more value than Uioee of any ordinary individual. Hence we find in the columns of the daily press letters purporting to emanate from such characters and many of them pure fictions and forgeries all of which are forced upou the public with ILeir toast and oouVe every morning. What do 1 lie pnplio care about the opinions of George Francis Train, or John Minor IJHts, or pny other important man of their oalibre and pretentions r toy, a letter from u iiaidwin, the prize-lighter, or Lis uiustnous compeer and fellow-victim, Wormald, would create a greater sensation in New York aud throughout the country, aud perhaps throughout Great Britain and the Continent of hurope, than would the letters of all these self-constituted makers of public opinion piled together aud published in a ba'ch. The papers would sell a hundred thonsaud extra copies centaiuiug the one aud not a single extra copy coutaimug the ether. The American public are capable of thinking for themselves and forming their own judgments upon political matters, and those who imagine otherwise bad better save their ink to write billets dou.r to ladies or horse ped'grtes. Tammany anil Uorcrnor Seymour. From the Washinmon Rational Intelligencer. We have no part nor lot in the local admin istration of the city of New York. The free dom of the elective franchise, both at the polls and in all primary meetings of the people, we will ever insist upon. It is the fountaiu, which, if poisoned or corrupted, can hardly fail to do great mischief in the administration of a free system of laws. If New York prefers to have tie suffrages of its people transferred to a small ring of speculators and traders, so be it. A great city is not, we apprehend, the best illustration of the efficiency, integrity, and good moral bearing of an elective govern ment. tif the people or New York choose to con 'er all power uponaliuie oirole o' ad venturers and operators, so be it, we say. Lit the jurisdiction be limited, however. Let Taui mny govern New York, but govern nowhere else. If the State prefers to wear the Tam many collar, though it galls, let the State wear it. We are not of the ring; and we wear not the collar. We are a party to no compaot that puts up Seymour, a great aud good man, that lloflman, neither great uor good Hoff man made by the ring may be elected Gov ernor of New Y'ork. Ltt us pbotogranb. the ring. It is known as "the Tammany Hall General Coinmi'iee " It is John T. lloflman. Mayor; Peter B. Sweeny, City Chamberlain; Wiiliaru M. Tweed, Deputy Street Commissioner; and Richard B. Con nolly, Comptroller. This is the head aud the power. It is not the general committee, but the power of the committee. A majority of the committee proper are clerks in the offices of the Power, receiving from one to three thousand dollars each per annum, while the Power itself makes millions by the control of nominations and by the government which theee nominations secure. It is easy to see that politics, in such a concern, is not a purely patriotic instinct. More is thought of city railroads and other jobs than the success of the Democratic party. Uoumau is not the worst man in the "circle," though we know of no unfortunate candidate surrounded by so much pure Ee!flbness and so many fine schemes of yrivate plunder. It is not tor a moment to be supposed that the ring wanted beymour. or that they iu tended, from the beginning, to do more than use Lis conceded popularity in New Y'ork, and Lis unquestioned character as a gentlemaa aid patriot, to secure the election of 11 illunn, or tbe inEtalla'ion of Tammany at the Albany Capitol. It will not, therefore, be strange if it is uncovered, in the pxnding cauvass, that many persons throughout the Mate shall oltjr a vote lor Grant, or t-.vo or ttireo, for one for Hoffman. The papers, we tee, are indignant at the thought of buch treachery, but we look more to the ends to be achieved, aud to the EOlid benefits to accrue in the event of the election of Hoffman, than to the cheap expostulation of the papfrs iu the in terest of the ring, it will bo a grat coiif olatiou to the Tammany patriots, should Grant be elect!, to know that Tam many is also elected. INew lcrk, with its autocratic government, with its autooratij power over the Kvoutive, the legislature, aud the judiciary New oik concentrated in Tam manycan connole a great many patriots. The building of the court house and the bridge across the Harlem river, two Hue swindles, are nice patiiotio jobs. Then in prospect is the Broadway railroad. True, these things within a few years have raised the annual taxes from eight millions to over twenty millions. Add the management of the new Capitol at Albany to this array of Iloffmnn benefits, the control of the State canals and finances, the p iliee and Croton water, aud somebody Las enough to be thankful for, certainly. The Work does JtrnTCly Ou. From the N, T. World. ' The Haiilcftle heve been badiv deceived bv the New York World's articles. fire Uul cogj 'Jtibune nuyn the JJ. m. emcy has gained miengtu by.iblBW1, ami loudly c i.'ls upon the KuJlcal party to renew tire ooieni wiiu iu cieusxl vitfor. Tna wiiulo 1,-inir o' tue Tribune's arllrle indicates a fen r Hint Grant nod CitUx iriiiy vet be ill feated by the Democracy." Cleve luntl l'liiln'.teuter It is the aim of the World to deal honestly with its readers, and profe.su no hopes more sanguine than it teels. Ineai of disguising and making light of tha Democratic defeats iu tbe October elections, it Judged itself able to render a better service to the party by being a faithful mirror of the truth, if it Lai con sidered these defeats as irreparable, tne World would Lave Lai no duty in the matter, aud would Lave done uothiug to excite the appre hensions of the party and arouse it into uev activity. But we did not take this despairing view of the situation. The contest hal beeu so close, the party Lad so narrowly missed BUcttbB, that it fceemtd au infinite pity that no exertions should be mide to vary tin oan vass and achieve the fev voles that Were still lacking. The World "took the responsibility." These tactics required more courage than any otli-r, inasmuch as they risked the temporarr mis apprehension of our own foroes, aud gave a transient exaltation to the euemy. Tti.it exultation was fatal. The enemy mistook a movement to a better position for a retreit. Now, what are the lac is pUiu to all mm, deidcd by none f The Drinooracy of the North peroeive that they are in a better position. Tney see tha-. they can win I They are fired with an all i oniUeiii)g vehemence, such as they did not begin to teel iu the October elections, such as they would n it feel tu-il ly had these same elections bi eu wo. i. Our oinvass is in a far better State than it was before those eleotious took place The is ues are cleared up In the minds of all tin people of the Untied Sia'es. We Lave exploded the civil war bugaboo ntteily. We have gaiund the iu-piriug and persuasive eloquence of Governor S'tymiur. Ou the other hand, how do the radicals f tand ? They Lave proclaimed, in a l thuir joumnls, that the Demooratio ptrty is broken and dt moral zed, aud that the Presidential contest ie already decided. When a feeling of this kind prevails there is no longer any motive for mentions exertiou. With what face will tbe 'tribune aud the other Republi can organs now exhort their party to biing every man to the polls and to struggle as if their paity were iu dauber ! Suoh entreaties render the recent vauuting ridiculous. It needs but a very blight relaxation of the Stupendous effort made by tbe Republicans iu October to give us the same Slates iu Novem ber. A few hundred votes in Indiana, a tew thousand iu Pennsylvania, will make the Democratic party victorious. If the Republi cans relax their exertions they are lost. But their nptoanous glonlicatiou over the October elections, and their boastful assumption that the November victory is already won, are in consistent with the kind of effort they need to make. The Democrats, on the olhr haul, are not lulled into a delusive security. They realize that they must put forth all their activity. They are near enough to success to render the effort worth making, an 1 siuee Gov ernor Seymour Las taken the field in person, they fee very clearly how the additional voles are to be made wbicu were wanting to success. The party Las never been so lull of courage and energy as it is at this moment. And all our Iriends aud all onr foes perceive this in creased courage, th's renewed energy, this iieiy vthemeuce to bo a lact. EAST INDIA TELEGRAPH. THE EAST INDIA TELSGRAPil CO MP AMY. riils Company have au exclusive grant to lay SUBMARINE CABLES FROM Canton to Tien-Tsin, (TEG SEA.PUP.T OF PEKIN), CONNECTING ALL THE PORTS ON TIIE ASIATIC COAST, Whose foreign commerce amounts to Ono Thousand Millions Annually. This Company is chartered by the Legtsla ture of the State of New York, with a CAPITAL. OF SD.OOO.OOO; SIIAltKS, 8100 JSACII. A lhullcd n a inner of chares are olT;;red at 830 tpch, payable 810 each, 13 November 1, balance in n onlhly instalments of 'Z M per bboro. TliK IKQCIEIKSJ FOH THIS 9iO(JK ARE NOW VKBY ACTIVE, AJS1 '11IK BO iltl) OF PI KKCTOHS i'b'l'RUUr Ub TO SA.Y IT MAY Hi, WIUIDltAWN A f ANY TIM HI, AND THAT NONE WILLKK Ol'FKllitD ON THEAUOVK IKK13S AFTEit KOVEUBUll at NKiLT. For Ciiculars, Maps, and full Information a,ply to CHEXEL & CO., No. 31 South TUIUD Street, rhiLidelnhia To drily authorlneu Hunks at,d BHiikern throughout I'euuhj lvauta unci i the Oi'i'lCE Q THE COMPANY, iros. 3 and 25 NASSAU TltKiiiT, 29 NEW YOl'K. .1 O H N C tl U f,1 p. CARPENTER AND BUILDKR, SIItINt MO. S1H LitlXJU kTKKKf, AS! MV 11 US VUiMBtVT MTIiKKT, EDUCATIONAL. gT E T E N H D A L E INSTITUTE. BOAKDIM) FrnOOI, JOtl YOUJiQ I.ADIKS. Tt rni& Mi ard, Toltlun, eic er aohuia-itio year,! y. KO EX I'KAS. llmuUim h'. Hcsts. Falrbnuk k Ew lng'i, No, 711 CJU 8MT -tteeii nlpo at M sirs. T. ii. Peterson A Brothers' No. 30(1 OH feHVU 1' Hlre"t. ACUn.vi. if r-ouftlly or by mte, N. IXMTKIt 11lOWME. Principal, 10 If 'hnitf h A nuioy, V, J. ASlll.l'OS INfeTlTUlB UA NU D laRD- M'fc-wrliiHii lor Youi'g Lmlleg No. 88IH CUEjjNUX Htrret, rinlat1, irhla, will reopen on UO.IDAY, fcep- tcu.bt r 7, In Fi r teri', eio , PtJy to 8 "ltt rHII,ll A. CKbUAK. A. M , Principal. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. JfiNNIK T. BiX'K, USACHEU OF riAJsO-KOHTK,, No. 718 FLOiilD A Street, b')lweou K: vnilh ai rt " welfih. neli-w Fltzwater. . 94 Ali I, A 1) AND SlUlIT SIXJINiJ.-T. U ill.HOP, No. 64 o, Ma h.l.tO I'M ou ut2iu FLAGS, BANNERS. ETC. 1868. FKfc.fCNTIAL CONTEST. JrJiAtS, iAMEi:S, TRANSPARENCIES AND LANllilLVS, tiiu-liiiiu Dailies, Medals, aud Tins, Ott StTil tJANJjllATi3. Ten different stylos sent on receipt ot Que Dohi I and Fifty mita. Agenta wanted everywhere. riaga in MtullH, Banting, and Bilk, all ll0i, whole. ale and retail. Political oiubi fitted oat with everything they u require. CALL OH OB ADDRESS VV. F. SCHE.QLE. So. 45) SOUTH THIRD STREET, tlxp PHILADELPHIA fTk tfTolB U H U L A R PROOF SAFES piRL-PROOF SAFES. $1G,COO in Money, Taliiuble Hooks and rapers perfect Ij preserved through the lire of July 20, lb08, at Dove's Depot, South Carolina, in oue of MAUV1N SAFES, owmd by DE L0K.HE & DOVE. 60,000 feet of Lumber destroyed In out 1'lauiug Mill in Hrooklyu, May 15, 18(8. All our Money, Tapers, and Hooks, saved in excellent order in a 21ARYLVS SAFE Alum and Dry l'laster. SHEARMAN HROS. Doth of the above were VERY SEVER IEMS. A PERFECT SAFE, MARVIN'S CHH03IE 1110N SrilEHICAL BUBGLAB SAFE Cannot be Sledged I Cannot be vVedgcd ! Cannot bs Drilled 1 CALL AND bF.K THEM, OB BENO fOA DK- fjtvKirXlVH. (JiKCUJ-Ait. MARVIN & CO., PRINCIPAL )721 CHESTNUT ST., WAREHOUSES, j (Masonic Hall), rhlla., MOO BBOADWAT, NEW IOBH, 108 HANK. MTBKtT, CXt. V ELANI, O., And fur sale by onr Atenta in the principal clt'e throufchiiOt the United tetatpa. 8 31 ruotam MARQUETTtil E11ARQUETTE1 Another letter from thy great fire at Marquette. HKMKlNQ'tt WAF 3 prtserve their coateuli where bttiett oi Other luaafcre lull I A) AB(4Ui.Ti c, Michigan, July 20, IStiS. JMisin Jlni lnu tf co. 1-t.Muiih.v-Oii the 11th nit., the euilro bualue. '( ru,i. o- our Iowa was Ueuiroiea o hre. Our.afe, Mhnu vtuu uuetl ui,r Uiauuiocinre. vva) buujejk iu an UieLFe htut. hut tjrovea iisuil ailfquAm to the gevcie lebt. xt luy in tlte ruins juunetn Unys, una wlitjn laktu i'Ut iroji iib v ipcruce (tuu ouuitoe Lovtr.l K I't-iutf tJurmO thruiiu Iu uu piauusi, lu View il Ui Idd mat i.eVeiul i.iuer natea tevluiiHl, itikni uui vv-r eiuiifcly Uenirnitil, it via a ijreil nn to Ub lu liud the couluuM lelulu aud lu ooJ etveral erfli-rii lor new oaten have already bono sent jou, ni!i;ii 1b liie 0"l piojj ol Ian uiusi utllir.t t"iy flirt oi iln-ci.r iiut-ncu ii in in coimuuuiiy In your wit.. "'jlN ,ON SiliXH. JIEHI1NC1'3 PAT.SV KVNKEJiti' CUIAMPION ci.lij luuue 1 1 wroumUi inm wi'i Blet-l, ami iae i'uu-iit I'lnLaliiillt'. or "si.lt-cel EidHii," t o Oisliw- 3iul 10 bingiaia' UiillH ur cuU'.ut; InaimuuMitt ver ii.amir, c.iiit-0 tv i- i.i.iMi uuC -Sh; rAI'ES, for ellVMr plate, v;i'.'ii.lB i.,t-re. Jaoh-a' Je.Vflry. eio tk;., OuUi tmiu . no 111 luiiiuiinu ol li'.uiltuu a p.icia ol luiuuuro. 11 l.iiliilM-i'B r.l ill l f U'f,S, lilO lltiupluu ' tie 1,11 till J'Ubl '1 WIS 1 y-WKVK.M y.akk; tllU ViClol -1 11 Woiii.n b 1'aJu, J,- luii.'i.; thu aukuis Fai. .'. Vo. I; :ti tAtnMiiiiN' lMVtK6H,Ln, Paris, 1.0 WINNKK liy " H WAG.KM Olf 3'P,1 Oil !."( U'. the ,-n i,i Ij.ih i mi iiu.ai -"U rsi lu i'r.m ,,r lu-i.leauo 01O omy l tut-1 ui.ile;ai.ufU auU our au:U'jnit1 :i,"LS' FAUllEL, UEItltlNU & CO., PHIi.AUiil.l'lli ili-ivl 1NU, FAUltiL iSt i.lii l:MA. Vorlt. Htll'llNO A .X) . C'hWBtfu. II USIUNO, i'AKilr;L, S11KH IAN, 9 fn'n rjt Nfw Oiieflus. P . 0 . 1. . M J 1 S E It, lll' SUM'I'KTl'lUBIir LOtK-W-TH, 1KI,I. )( AND J;E.W,KB IN li( il,Lil(l 11AKUWAUK. l AI N(V 4'U HACK Slrl, -uLi ittiitiem ocp. WIS M.E CORNER OF lTNUrCs,l CAUTION AKl Fi.AX, J BAli. UVCK AND CANY AH, Of all number! aud brandi, Tent, Awning, Truuc, aud Wniin lover UucJt A Iho Piir Manufacturers' Drlur iVIm. Iniiu oue, o eveial lefct vili t'; Panll' r. BelilriK. Rail Twine, eta JOHN W, rVKP.M AN A CO.. Wo.108 JONitt". JLLVt 213 S 220 I S. FRQHT ST.j V M J. 10 ft .U 1 r "'."r T t OFFliH TO TOli TRADB, IN LOTh, Ol l.5r, mutt lOfi. also, h ie kke me a.d wxmx WniSKIES, Of GREAT AGF,; ranging from to Mboral coutraoln via i.6 wnerHl into iorioi. inonf.t lMnHiicr.f,nif.iJ yw rat. ufHctyraj INSURANCE COPPANIES. WINES, ETC. UpSLLtNCHAOT & HILT'S Q; ROTA J KG Cl KIcCALL. ISos. 12C WALNUT und 21 (illANITE Sts insukam:e koosis, "5 i.''r' VMWTXiAJl IMPOKT'BKB OF No. 409 WALNUT St. A0KNT8 AND ATTORNSYS FORI Home Fire Insurance Company, NEW HAVE??, CONS. SprlnsHeld Fire and Slarlne Ins. Co., bPHINUFIELD, MASa. Vonkers and New York Insurance Co., NEW TORS Peoples' Fire Insnrance Company, WOHCKHTEB, MA38, ltlantlc Fire and Murine Insnrance Co., PRUVIKICNCK, I. Uuunllan Fire Insurance Company, TORS linmliernian's Fire Insurance Co., OHIUAQO, ILL Inamauoe effected at LOWIMT BATUS. AU losses ureuiptly and llbeiaily bdjusted at thelt UElce, No. 409 YAI,NUT Street, H PHILADELPHIA. 182J""C1UKTER VJHJLPELUAL. FiciiKIiii Hre Insurance Co. OF plilLAbtLrm OFF1CK! Aos. 435 and 437 CHESNCT STEEEr, AWETS ON JAN IIA1IT 1. 1868, VAI'JTALn., 100,000'00 I-KKMIU 1,IJA.A. Ui-ioETTLKD CLAlMb. INCOME FOR 1867 dil.OUif! 30,000-00. E.l)K PAID IAtE 19il OVGB IjpOCOO.OOO. Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms Dir.KCi'ORS. Ltarles N. Bncker, Palca, T'.hicu W akuer, Iai.tou t lueij Sau l.el U'aut, 1 Krai.ois W, Lewl4, U n Oeork W. Atiebards, i huiuas ttaras, ' lbaau I, Viiilaiu a. Urn lit. " iVH,f i?1!1.' WJhR. Prstdonl. .. .VAiUKc;i,,Li1"3' Vice-Preuluent. JAB, W. hiuAuilatt-H, Secretary pro teiu. Kxceptal Lexiuitt.u, Keu.uo&j,, ifcu Coiuuany ha. no Akiiiie Weak ol PnuiOur. ""panynss & S B U R Y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. LE3IUEL BANGS, President ufc.U. i-LLl'.ij , Vite Prrsldent and Sea. McCLl.NiuOiv., Aoiuary, Th Asbury Company isuea Policies In all theorrr. lu piew-Ll u o. ou tue mi 11Uera eiUi8 lu leVui rui. uivib.tu 01 Pihi. rsttiioilous vu occtiuaiw 2 ui.u iravtl.cuuipaiioij WIUl SMl,,ly; louaa oau."ui ut pii-ii-iuuiB. wiieu uwueu.aud ruaaes an policies alo iu eiy I ou-loilell blf, ..g. l ouiUiUico.g busiuess only In April last, It has bean jectlvtu Willi to much l.vcr 1111 na assurai... antnoy ainoui.t tooverl.Uv,uul),aua are i.,jdiir. LrtatiiiS u by uay. jmiy m- l-tiNNi-yLVANIA AOENOY, JAAiliis M. l.oOAcliii, AauKer. No. iu VVALNfl' Butil, I'hllautlpula 'llKllliUM I'. 'I MkUu Ju,n it Louiibcre, Ar uur O t'ollju, Juliu m. Ju.rib, M liiUiu J'ivn.e, Jtinn A. WritOi lu liibiuaw Charles B,Jti.uur, Jjoirio Wain, J-hu B, Aloureiiry. J. il. Lippiuuott, Jiiuiea Jjoiik, Jkiuis iluu.ur, XL. W lit" JiM. illCLMX liiSsUBAAtJbi COilPANV np . iULADi.pnlA. Ui ,COiifUtA'ii!.l lbtrt-CHARTER PfiRpETrr r NO. -m W A Lis UT e.retl. oppoalio the i-Xuii Thin Company lusuree irom iocs ot damaH h i iita., ou liberal terms on buliuiuk-B.inerchaudlse urnltim etc.. lor iiuiiied l onuds, aud por maueunv 0,1 huiili !nbu oy depuun of prvmliuuii. "uuu" Ihe Couiiiauy i.au bton in active operation iar mn than HIA'i Y iKM, during wtilon aii loes hava bien promptly aAluried uud paid. oun L. Mods. M. it lilBiiouy, Joan T, Lel, William a. 01 ant, itob'-rt W. Learning, D. Clark V hart:ii, Lawrnnoe Lewis, Jr. jurt rv Lav id Lewis, Lu)aajiu iitlug, TUOLi-aa 11. pottura, A. R, AlcUenry, jtiimund Can liloa, muiui'l Wl'COZ, Lewis tl. Nori'in. W rjcmcRKR, President 4 TTIHS INSURANCE IXCL0(?1VELY-THB X1 IttiAbVhVAKIA Fltte, INoUrtANOli tujl PAN Y incorporated lilb Charter Porpmual No 6 id WALn LT bir.et, opt ouUe luclependtuce Huuare This Company, ravorabiy kuowu 10 tbe oomiuuulty lor over lorty yean, ouiiuues to limure againut Ions or dauiage Dy hre ou Pbilo or Private HullUiiiifs. 1 uher peru.autntly or for a lluil ed lime. Also on Furuliurx huicks of Goods, and Merchandise cena. rally, ou liberal terms, " 'lhtlr i'aplial, toKetlu r wl'h a larve Surplus Fund Is In vet to In the most csrelul mauuer, wuluh enabli t"cui to oflf r to the lusurtu an undoubted seouxliv in the case oi loi . uaniei mukui jr.. John Deverenz, Thoaias rruiith. Jlriry LewUi, J. linl,.l,o, Pnll. D A M L rl' jj' jB.,preslc ent. CHOWi-LL, Kecrc tary. 3o Alixandei llfuson, laac n7.l-lirBt, The mas itoo pi WM, V, pn ICT LY MUTUAL. PIitVirrKT LIFE Ai-D TRUST C3, OF PB I '.AUK. LP HI A. , , OllKK, AO. Ill H. rotKTIf STKEKT. OinnlBi'1 10 promote LIFK INdUBANClfi .aou uitu. bers ol the HICIKl'Y OF FR1KNOJ. Hroil risk I of auy clusi aiiitHd. Poin hs i):-,uud upou approved plans, at the lowest rati, Prlrtent, b KW t KL it. tlUPLET. Vice P'OSid. i t, WILLjAM O L.tNUSTRKTII. Ae.usry. HOWLANU PARIIT, ThP Bflvfthlftijefl uOtUd by this Coiiipany are iotntd 2-I UraiiCkP, WIui'R, Win, CIIvc Oil, Etc. ElcJ AND COMMIB3ION M1S11011ANT8 tCH TDK BALK OF J rURL OLD I1VE. WIIKAT. ami itniTiJ - 1 - - J m-.- ' VA IWS UUISKIES. ouvJ INSURANCE COMPANIES. JNSUKAJNOE , COM PAN NORTH AMERICA, No. 232 WALNUT STREET, FI1ILADA. INCORPORATPD 17M. CHARTER PERPJETCAX Blarlne, IiiIhimI, and tiro InsnmniuL assets January'!, irks . c-jrwn on0.J TvvipiUO'. $20,000,000 Lossoa Paid in Cuaa fclaoa it) vi aui wiiu. DIRiuCTORa. ucorge jj. Harrison. tamuel W. Joueq, John A. liti wn, ( harluH lay lor, Ambrose U hue, WillUm WelHh, Plchard D Wood, H. Morris Wain, J AU'rp'VK O COFFIN, Presldeut. . nAni.iw a nun nriTi rmry. ? WJLMaM BUKHLKR, HarrtBbnrg, Fa-, Central Agent for thebia.e of Pcuubj lvania. lltij 1 Vran,;lfl R rnti. K ward II. Trolier, Kdward b. Clarke, T Cha'ltun Henry, Alfrwl l Jfwsiip. John P. White, Louis C. Madeira, WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC. gj.WlS laltomus & cb7 fDIAJIO.VD DEALERS & JEWELERS.) WlTl imS, JKWKLIir SII.VKIl U AKIC. VAT0HE3 and JEWELET EEPAIEED. 02 Chestnut St.. Phil' Wonld Invite particular attention to their larre ani elegant assortment of LADIES' AND GENTS' WATCHES i of Ame'lran and FornlKri Makers of theWntst qnality in bold and bilver ( asm. ' 1 A varleiy of Independent X Second, for horW .1UJ1I1K. I LacleB' and Genu' CHAINS of latest styles, la V IsXIU AO K.M BTTTON AND ETFLET 8TUD9 in great variety newtBt patterns. HOLID SILVKHWAEB for Bridal orosentx: Piated-ware. eto. Bepairing done in the best manner, and wai r.uiou, 1 ijip V,EDDING RINGS. We have for a long time made a specialty of Solid 18-Earat Fine Gold WeddLuj au( Avngasenicnt lungs, And In oreer to supply immediate wants, we keep , FULL Abh OH I'M EN T OF BIZKd always on band. FA11B rfi BllOTIIKH,' MAKERS, lillmthrp No. 824 CHK3NUT St., below Foarth. FRENCH CLOCKS a. W. RUSSELL, NO. 22 NORTH SIXTH STREET. Imnorterand Dralerin FTM! witiiuitj tuJ ILIIY, AND BILVKK-WAKE, offers the large aoborimeut of is an FBESCn CLOCKS 1 1 In Phllade. p uia NViioiesaiaB d Retail. 1 DRUGS, PAINTS, ETC. 1 J-OBERT SHOEMAKER & CO N.E. Corner of I 0URTII and IUCE StJ PHILADELPHIA, VVHOLESALIS DRUGGISTS IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURER 0 i Vt'hlte Lead and Colored Pulnts, raltj Varnishes. Etc. AGENTS f OR THE CELEBRATED IRLNCI1 ZINC TAINTS. DEALERS AND CONdUMERS BUPPLIED A? LOW'iiiT PRICES FOR CAiiiL (Kit j CHROMO-LITMOGRAPHS. REGAL DESSERT.' A n w and benntliul Chromo-LIibogrsph, artori painting by J. W. I'eer. Just retelvtd by A. S. 11 O IS INiSO X, No. 810 CHKoNUr Street, Who has Just received NEW CHKOMO. Ni.W EMiUAVINGS, Nl.W HU1.NCU PHOTOQRAPH8, NEW LltLBUEN JINAUEL LOOKING OLA'-I'b.ii.u. , li FxiEE GALLERY . .o. U..7 lAmsaI,! 'ibis lriias ou ltiUy builh u win turr and rt-tam with tane Uio-anj uiuu'uii riiptore; am us clettn, lWnl, easy, sale, at c,jnitorisb, u'.n; it luihlui, un i to luiiu, nv ri.ms, brraku, soi 8, 1cpon tr limber, or moves Iioi piaie. Nou!e,pi.ich'liiard RuiiOor Ab'lomliir.l bn pmir, hywicb i:e uiuri!, Co.pa'tui, aud Ladt Si r?enii( wlir, pfu.)e wt-aknwa, will rind reilulai pei lift suppor,; vt,y llijt.it, n,-ai end etlvi-inal. pi li 6irui,.t ilb cn',-iiti(tf .Bi wit's, Eianie oiut-kluits f WMak liinh!i Sov'('i"-'ohk, eio. A Jlo, lrce :iuck b Li ati.er Truusi N, hail CMial prica ils lit a'.'i.o ll. l'4Wl BOARDING. NO. 1121 GIRAVD flTiKEJ', CLS1RALI, locattd, wltl.ln two sijuares of Uie ouiiUuuut andOlrard Hoim An uorurululipd : HK ONlJ-KroitY FLONT ROOil, i With Brat -clous Botirri, Vaorncles for Gentlemen aud Table Bjanlers. 1 I(.bluti.te rtqulrtd. 8-
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