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S'attin. : (lo/147ii1ip 1 43;
- - -
Advertisements, to secure immediate in
sertion, must be lianded'in,on, orbefoniThurs
day evening, each, . .
• -
. 66 Men
and:Money Wa 4 . .ln-..t.--ed' for r the
~South:'?
:S - , *t; --
'
' In; ast:Saittrthie l e'.;lssak or-the - : .. )?anvill. - e.
(Va.).Thaes;n.iii , ,beibra_iife, -. ls T •an.editea:irti
' of oyer.a.Colutrninadigili,-,which;:althoUgli,
ifinilicerlicactinmetfiii- , that Ahoy Want
• nion and-Money:to -build South; llVthe- and
repair-the damage's' of thewar: - war.:-... --- .-
...,
-Inzthe'canrin - of'tiai acficle:ili-e'BilifOr:hi
r
--- vitas ethigration.from.theNortivpromising
`ta-',.heaitY".:Weldomee "...7.4t,_a11t enniera,„? at ttl ;
graeleuSly , extkids. to -thent,the , privilege of
bringing:;:t.t:alrtheir ~..nethinstand.fixitircS."
along with theinVanC - calltrupottus, - as the
Bditnr, of itt an'able,Ropublican . papor ended:
'the ColumiltaiSr, published in Ben ma, to
- s'endottadolanyCiflsrdither - dfienple - ,:dief - Sic:
Being thus' individually -Called . linen ,'. we'
- cannot do less than reply, to his> article,: if.
only to acknowlege 'the, compliment to our.,
4 able ": paper; and- ' while so 'answering,
• -• we will - endeayer to answer in good' faith,'
' 7 inean'ing calliie say.:="lii the first Place then;-'
. thol'intesprofcsses a, willingness to tt snarl:.
Ace a great deal:" to got back in th
to e Union.
. , ,
-a great' . deal of What ?-why, of ‘,‘ prej u
-dice and faeling"=:d ear nie=why the
sacrificed 'a , great
„dial more than '- inera
`..Prejudice. and feeling" M
....get out of,the ,
Union, and ,failed,:even„,at that i and now,
after entailing Upon the country ail veyears'',
witi;• - • - with its' accompaniments' - gf horrors"
in their insane idea: to"deStrayl the Goierri!
rnent - Whicktheir :own folly, had - lost therti
.,
-thepower of contro ll ing,..,,and causing the
isforth. to "sacrifice three hntidrqd and
tWenty-five , thousand 'tit , lier - hitivest . and
best, and untaldmilliOns'Of treasure; (leavi
- ing out of count thO'alnibit equal- amount
raised! by voluntary subscription for the al 7.
leviation of the- sufferin gs of our bravo boys
in tha field and:the lospititl,)' • the 'Sontli;
.• .. s ay s th e, • -.,, . ..-.. , . .
at least so - .
nattimous& , to • "sacrifice " a ; - -great; dear-of
prejudice, and, feetitig,': 77 -foi what?„ for -th e
the
.
privilege of . getting, back into the Union,
and being.gracionsly,Permitted-tolive un--
der tliat•GoveraMent which they_vainlY en- ,
deavored to destroy ?:,.,,,Not a bit' of it-no,;'
but they ardwilling to make, this tremen T
dons "sacrifice". for : the'• purpose of again
getting 'c(introl of the Government Mark
whatthe-Tintes says, after ' - defining his pol,
- . sition as,not being :a Bapiddiean, - (whniin
•-. the world ever. accused_ hint of.anything:of
the kind?) ii - e - exiiresSes hims elf willing,to
- . "join. anyanest(?) iiariiiiiihai , fOrilfwitS I
Will put." - theatedicals: out , cif power:".:: It
surely did not need to he stated
ically, to insure, credence f for the Southern,-
• ers of the proclivities - of the Times are cele
brated from the time -" theinentelli: wh'e're=
of
of is lost," 'for'their facility in' jOiniiig'with
honest parties in tha,Not thefor,th Ap.urpose,
of obtaining the: reins of Ge"7;•ertuneltt _and •
then wielding, that :pav'erament.T for'ith'eill
own eacistheylofneil - Witli-. the iieneat Do=
' mocracy of,-_the ...:'N.: orfki in *Cling thtfirri:
. - maculate: Sage of - 3Vhcatlandlta the ; Presk_
dency in 18.39,,and the „Rebellion, wal , the •
fruit of that unholytiliiittiaer=n6W7they'ai4 .
_ willing to jninliffiii'' , liiltie - licifieit- , iitil*, - lii . '
- electin g somebody who Shulktt put thb Bad".
...
. - kali out of power "2"tt..ifr.‘?" - Times - ain' t as
~..*.Y.,nsedta, W tiS:;:iii, f ile-p- a litietirwOrldz-:
iallia,.palraidays pf , titaiStairemadYlefitite .
' . 2
..: : ::' 7.: l . l*,ittql;lioioC) linifii,itWasalad - Soiith .-- 41tat, -
. - , .2 , ;1 . ,:' , , , i7.. ,- was....oourted;',„.43 - ;d.4 cc4;fliiiiy,slin'N4 - 1 1 / 2 ,..t4in..:
~ .14he Wai notWilliiiiinletheriiet 'OOP, lliai . .,
.;-..,-,' : •
_v;'.r..la•tripet'pea.r;,...itt . tc;'tlie .. . , ..iirikhaißstl . taitcaukt : .-
; :.'1•,
, 1, ‘ ,- ;f.4." 0 ...itidtc041? - :*::4 1' 4 1 k4 1 :&45 16- tat ' dbit'ai' - 51i" .62 -,
: , ...4Ai,i,.,f,.. , .,, ,,, z .J.lten: .6 ; - eiiiiifeCcie:*(o" Ita:llo,,Att' W4, -
i,,t1i4, 2 ,t1,*„i,.7. 7 :0: on 3 Zit 7 indobtained; l )le;:a*irtei*?*;
~4:•:1, ; ', . - -4 1,Tifiiliiiiiinegitiik,libilt:'eatai..tk4*'4jAk.
''':' - -iiie'iiii6if.hty% `e-iginitt,q'f,Biii;;7•DettiT6ns"
letimovhisperia • I ,w - Ord t ,tn . -„- your ,ear,;..,..the . .r0
' . . - ,-. ..V.-'hiebut,:tWol'.pattiee .. no '
W,Wthe country ,
..,, •- . - t.tifiartli.itneSotith 2 ;thetgre - tif 7 : - Beiubltattit ,
- - .., - iiiiii; the icro;.i.lat Cairried . ;:tilefciWitritrY .
;=,suaeisifully ;through
,a/..:War :in which ''the
" 1
skirutiskes ", were like -,l , Tappleonts .aelo r
0 brined battles, and in „whin/L4l,e, "battles;
~
Were'cif stiell''. Maga iitude;:thatibei;tslieck .
_.
iitociit:n heini-i i ihe'ie;iiiit'ilnefe - 6,inf'tke, ,
. :fact, of, a tigaiiiri..rdepletedLa-M2,army'offt
..--..eoreci in'greatiatrt by traitors,,andfie4pc. , 4 -,. .
- ",`.below its.thinimum..,standard,and: ; 'elyttY
Scatereci.TO:thig - rirMOrese,COrnersse - tvc :
- - :. -. - en .
. - , - DemOeiatX- 3 .Jamei.P: , _tpitalianaiti r t,;andri.l the .
. ' rienieciaticartY - ';(at-leitst;; , :vihut*..:lo,:Ok
- - -"' -44P.'fiiriYOU ' ,,cartrit2Wigrdiaitt;Ofitheetict i
-that the names that. weriAnighterit,iii the '.
Democratic galaxy.-heforatheovar, are now
'`': - initildeitritlldir,iindertfie "Beinililliii'nEjki.&;.
- nor;)qhiklienioerittic parCY':*i-bei - chiiid, :
' . , „ ...tin:der:ciiireiiiritirianiitiliadiffe r er t. VitittideS ;..
' but isa:frienclotenra-Onati;saidni,ilie_pole
.
oath -. "Yon „will , find; hi in. inf Saimasoctions .;
• - ' :, called askaillson - othersi a - Pole:Cat, ctc.4 - i.t . e. , ;-
-:
but Yon'ean idWaYS':tellitlinhihisPeofilifir
- '', • !Odor.:!.":"TSii , ..Oethia:Doiltne.ratiC.Partknyon - f
' ' - , Wili -- filici , f-#' ca 1494. i'iii: , o*s'liP l -.0,1'C. Ail'
- xury*pa, - fiii.iii:s!,.l:63os the -- ,t..!,:t.:1).' nsery . a.- ;
„jie npartylirCeilairatk" -- Satiqiilitniciii"; ;
partY;;,iligain, l, -”:„Th;.s.Wiiite e , Wm's:ilia - rex',” -
. ~. • „,, , ' . .,rita:c 4 - 4 . ?,..butletzokus t utes,deceive4,y,ott.;, -
- . 'ii the saimiriteraocri!ticpaititliat!aided you
iti - .eidating * B4hait`airiand if: . &Oti have any- , doubts attord,it; you canSolva Vieth in a alte
,minutes'„CenVeriatiokWitlione - rof,:them ;
just - engage him inl';lt;politiCalfidlc.";•`and :in: .
-- .- sidi'opthatiitmeri.i94 , svill.-:And , •:liim talking
. '
”nigger..':" 7 -yon can:tartthem by their,unlL .
- .= -verStil. , -"„nigo•err"...- - ,4 ,-‘.. ,t , '.! ~ •,.;',. , 4 ~ .1,- ,
- 1 , ..' , t!,,OtirthiMeit,.slipinin*.is,Siii,ysthe:Tfmes;-
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- •,! that,, , nuless the. , ,,Badicals'ar:o . ,,defeated,,,or
.... '. '! clKnid pnaterfally etrjrvi.qtr . pne; j ttte, Ita
- ~, ' icsS'areLatira;)tinietliV‘cAnntb ,l :lsiiirtti'ziila‘
Sonik•wili , tber,'" . .74ailk. data4ged;;.the - tGulf
`',.. States , . ruined,",‘,.&C.-,&c. , ,, , Nowkitir.„lianest
.opinion,ittrtitat the COunt4YOrthaticl_Sonth
. ' ...(espCciufttriSoil'ilti)haS;beett - b a - diy: , :d.,;,4 - ad
.. , -alreid'i=,-.3int-?oi'mant "Ofridefeal ofilieltaik
,ieal,partY,'-hutbecauae, they diclinot coMe
.: ; .into..p r ower-.„sainoiti=atieWrl's'sure" you, - ,
~
- - Aland ~Tpites; that -- the peoPle bii,,,e-,aeNr
-; • ' .
. - rainedineiiirtzat the,',trb - COns'trtieiiei*of'the
.:-.,Fountryio IhaPartY,4llatearried ji.' ; , ..scittor.
--, _ -- •
.ceSifullf thrintghtho • w a r . ...Knottier - idea:
r •.• - '' crops .. ..0 . ,.t.14„-ycrar.-aiticie s : you, are- rifraitl
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...- ' ...', 1. ',:.' son#) iliiiiiiiiisAiiiiiiiit,bliiiii.; of the blacks;
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The Balloon Ascension - and' Wed-!1':
ding-7A Novel 'Bridal Trip.. : Suee .
cessfal Exhibition.: A '
• A
_,Lxiiiiitiidi44l s .as'seinbledfeie.'Utileu-
Park, Allo,lien3il r ofif .glittliftraj , afternetiii7 , o;
- Witness am). ',Prcintis; - ,:r
couidp'
ter, Ohio,tt ............ 3. , StnitliSti;of.Phil=
sadelphist„giikeiehted. thentselVe , ?:, , ,"„: and in
comintuy,'With - ^lhe Alderman
cSireinitOV.l-9avas.toktieithedcuothegit,menic-,
hi,) took their positions inthecar, at' half
'li4i:sl .. ."Torti• - i;cit - eltiiilt.-.'''Ney•'' - ' 4 Were elevated
several hundred feet, end when safely
anchored at that dizzy altitude; theirAyere
joined in the holy bonds , of - wedleck., The
Alden - lin11;11ot. being just ready to „leave
this mundane - sphereovas,brought down-to..
his.pFeper level, and his, place, sopp,lied by;
!P,refeSsot ,Thr.rstoup.: the: aeronaut.-
:far-sien ingi:,w'ere then cut, and„thelialloOn„
, ptechnis iceight, Shot pp rapridly, bu ?
„
time the clouds, -4,-.ll,eyes_lo tit& Vivo:.
tattled' lieaVeilwartl; - or rathqr.
-balloonwatd, for tit& nekt. fifteen cd!'iWenty - :
a
,
minutes,sthetalloon'lloated off inn south
eaSterly , direction, paaien's'over,boih
and, following the Monongahelai - Valley. It 4
- was the' 'five ,
'o'cdockticomniodatien train o'n'the
Sylvania railroad. left 'This' City, and-being •
hidden from View by the high, bills diVid- :
. ing 'the :Fifth - tincl , :,\,Tintli' , froin the •nipet.:
wards; was not Seen again until , zthe - trri in '•
• 'reaclied-HOmeweed Station; a ,distance.On :
about six miles: - -The balloon', had: gained , 1
rapidly on the train; antl% - was - : then -about
'the mouth 'of Turtle creek, thirteen '
east of the city: St-was then lewdown,,
and-the supposition. Nils' tbat , it would land
near AlelKeesport., :This proved:to be the,
fact, as will. appear.f.coni the following dis,
patch, teceived,,in this city_ the same_ eve
-
-.l%lcßEEsronT,„Tuly_6th, 6P. M.— bal-'
loon, 'With - the bridal Party:On board, sailed
over AteKeespart atfive o'clock; and-land=
ed-safely about one mile= east of tlxis. - Place:,
It is.said that-the:brichil.pair, on entering;
the - car; were-presente&willreiliehundred;
dollar-greenback:Oar the-Managers,: of.' the
exhibition.4pittshar:q„biipatch.; irr
Mditor
Spread of tile ' Pestnleiice:
,We have yvarning, from various quarters'
not to relll.x our Vigileitee the
means of ,our` eemmatrd. for preventing,
fin. as InimairpOiver wan invasion
oispe'sfilenee:" - .'Cllole.ra..'iilthOugh.' in a great
Measure , divested' or its .:terrois, seems to
have lost.none `of its .Viinlenee - ,where the
conditions.ui.e favorable • far the develop-
Ment,Oethefell 'diSeaSer; , It has lately been
Maliing:terrible - ,raV4eoießitenos "Ayers,
- andin one . diik itOffeiyer.ithicif: six hundred
Men in the ciiirrP - of the Alliecickrmy operat
log tigainif tliel'aragkiyani succumbed to
its deadly: p6vrer, -It'lhas% recently apPear
-eCalio 'orCilie , _sOuthern-: coast of. Sicily,
where-ithaSlieiM•jnakinglivoc of the pop,
'The:scourge - of ,yellow fever, too,
lis .-- .(lieivOililiali n inctlio'?Eastein World
.lan d
the . !WestortiThe.iSlatid,of:llauritius has
, ':,q- _
- been..suffering fearfully' from this plague,
ivhich•brolr:e. out- there about three months
_,
: siuee,-. and for; several7;weel:'s ; in succession
earriedU , lffroin oiteAri.two hundred people
every ; day:,--By the latest advices .received
in Eilgiand fr'cini - t11:1, place,' the -number of
'-i.r . intink . s.,llad - renehe r d,livn•thousiud, and the
disease: haid ; -,noti; yOtentirely, disappiared.
: :I,.n`d,niam;;:(olavo:ne:Ts,,tlilli.t; yellow, foc-er,
iriJig.ixalignant'fnrm' is.epidenife:at ICings
,ton;l7.larkalen,,as,iroll:iis at l'or . tau-1"11ne4,
iiitSr ii: .-', Se - . ei-ill ~,',...':age's haVe - a . fiO'apPeareil
a.* , NCAK:9ripati.7.„ a:fempt
. I.yhich , havn pro'i
, Cd.h.tial:',Tiiese-!fantii''aiO;ks'" a:nncossity for
glif6a - teAt.'Tigiltliiti.4l'on" the ''Pairrof - the
titithorltf,Cti`ileAl.ilni:perliielf)&l:elties; that
..i;,d'inii3:lie'il'a-,:•eil:frait'the'r'ilicitge':i;'or - 'pC;4=
I I •,1:11.4 . 11 . ei:' - e - ', , ;?''' 4 ..?' '?' '''" -''': '' ...'
4-• , , e.,'„i'cilin.Briirm.'s'Soul..
, . ~,
:': - .,iie - q.t.; oraz.hi,Broly.;,ba , yin g :finishca.
.its_ruareiiin'Al l ipricapaas...'Oossed"thd ocean:,
'Aiiieiiigliiii:sinden , :aleittiitlet..lAay hear
ing.thet:liell-linopintsrord. ..sung at zeform
;nnietin;v:4ll7 , l;Chaitteithizharil,;of:ivoik . ..--
.- litz4iiii' - }g r e - 6;efi&atiik:' , li;ol:; : a'reui t t;. -
„,atztaPq,,,,,,.si'''finies'-:Efair tii ' tii: -
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-'.23i0:1-4ioicr,refoieetrii...4Latiii,.;:ii.:Jibeity;cap
:t.'?.C 3 c 1 Zi?P. 011 .41'.6-Er a FPpr - *Ra i rt - r0 .rin, and
planted, on the, ,Riati:orin; : frOzni z Nylaloh:pies
Torjes.4:ll.o;Liii- - Ilismay..-.:4: , :Niryitei...;% says:
4 tEnglishinen. sing4ihat, ? - .liihn"BiOlViir:soiil
is'initrching,on,in London vsonthilierAvitr
iiTe'it:inAii-oltii4%o:!rof.-Ve,niC4' iiict 'so:dui; .
' ! ;f..ll: , :rati..l(iii4:ol?iii, - .iite`griuutplioru4 in the
wate.tf'dalentitil.w_:. :,- '''•,', , ' '- '','
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cannot be A.Cnib tect .
cei:ioti.t . 'arAhayillg
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'f4o3# 4 *rT2 l °37* o 3WQlrl-7,a3Vt?4
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daot
~toTtheir,employees,:an&instend'of cu eying
• qui: I.6.te_p4rpc*.::
fr.al:lii'
iirFitiLtrail6l7 -, `""" • '" , -2`l.:^.' - ` •
7n- Washington;;'on'tho 4t , -two members;
tik•the':;FTotie , tvoie'itrrested"=feidyhilathakti;
-firecrackers in the Rublie'qti-eefsZThhiVrere
~
_marche
. the Ontre.l . giia.tOiciui;*het9ithey,fmicitlti ,
irakkepra s te'tll;;lititi, :xt4ciS94l( l loti :
":Yates-ihterfered;hithetri,hehag.:
":they:*ereifiLite4 Opts;,'„ap,sl,
:.dietttiieek
Justice, slier,prorimisiug that
,Ny9gl,4;.fto,
• -13 ,u.tyt
'' TITE'L'ett..T.IEST *NEWS::
Cii - iii'7lelinit'e'd 'lli - Kt:the Clibliaiichll.4;6l l 9l:ei,
oat aniOng ihe' - 't,rOnpsineFOA7-')Era 0: er;r l „rn u,
:tbe4i'lsiin'e;'und - olght;Th*tligliicid;!6'eutivpd;
,from the"digeitse.'-,-:" - „i" , " '.''-'-'. ~!.!* ,7"';''• , ,V 1,.,:
`' If hi .4t..4.s'eriedby"the Sini'Franelsen . papers 1
.
llint-ibirty , tonszor. :Inver and six of .go
"sent 'n iray froinilutt bity every Utonth;.l.,+ , o V.
.i -, ..4 , ;,,it 'Pompeii', a. bronze , money • chest ;lids.,
' ; just. been'digeovenicl,tliebus4eliefeuriingi ,. ,
;on .+4,vixibbinie ; deseri bqiG of exq:nnlclinaT„
Venuky. 7 . 5-- -,%. ,. . , -, ;.' -• -'., 2- ; . 1. • ',... ,, ::" 0., .; ; 5 1. .
:,..,: , ..!The-Freneli: Tobin:be seized in...Riehnlond,
;VU - .;- EU ' Id, 3'cir,;3vinefia tbe „ Rotilkellitd 4 :ibaY-° -
__ _
:brought suit', , ,,,wn*sOld y,,,the Government.,„
....„,.. t , L e ttpx,l l :o,l9l.
~ 1 7,, nr . np,e.-.. A,. , ../, , - .
-- ' ta. 'W 72,llO,procedds Aral' trivint ,, the . :4-, - ..1 • - -i - - ...: ~- .. - ., •: ~ . ~,
,:'Ye B--2 : , a ". ; ' ' ~' -,:-- ,+-,, f,,..„ • -, ' ,_ , •,, 44,1t,i;,iti•blbli Lion, 'lll.qiyer•
enriCer'tllq , :t4o. l ' i r . :)-.s, .P,' ,4 ...., 0 1:+t",,w•ij--7= , : :' , Ostil.o ' , .."4 1 - .., w al e ,
~,...,...-;:',..., ~,,,, ,7, i , - ,-.,
- 'rile office of ; tbe :...I.lehigh e l, c4 ,4?PlLltrYt'tvig ll- . . -- ;.•i-1" .. .4'44-' ....” q'3 ' .. ,''''',, -- .E.A rust'Zatie 2,ltb - , 1867.
4. '
' ' t.:•,l;'" Q. ...b_liehaven, Ps. ~,Al.llSl ' ';".• - '4 , ' - '''''''. +-LW , e.bavuat Lust.l done"
'.14P.4' C°P-aPAll u 3s J: 4 lrt: ' •niglit - je:,0,5 — ,.., ;(x)R ~,,',."- ', o " 11ie'e l ify ll :i ltA tlirwrOrldundits,,, gtetAp fi x e h d ' iieo
r9))11911:9ill'T
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''
i 'X iu ill'ev • ° you' 7Varrii;Toi its'elogance ran. 1 1 u
re igard,hl, ' S4'dqcl. l bt h lVlfi r eg,°. , : e ', e 1 .‘. , F 4 l , i tiituxury - -;,iit ,1113814,Tessi5ulagcalli?:e
faxativeoverY, ol :olierm9 l , l, W. ? ..., -• '1,.. 7 : - : -,-- ; 1.-1 - - h a t nal - IvilO'Vei, ;visitedl it;;the city to
••.-'' ' ' '' ' '''"6 lo l,,e in eft c-,,,W.-,C,ra- ;:--,,,, 4 - -1, Ititecrot about onebundred , feet
r. ” '47444lel.llP 2l lll "St"'tlilis 7 ves'io'' ' 'rdity : 9: *j . t. 3 tt: l -e el of-"the• twu hanksi;of,the
„hafitt-Nvere.b,tll:92.;., ~,, c-u- - 1Y..--: - --, ) t ; . 7 , 1 ,, ifi c h:;•is n 't ers - 10. 4 . 1 biibing,iPo' ,
•Ile'l°B
"V3'°?ti.'''
--L''''':° f.-6 "2'+': G.'' ' ' .if ''i ' 4 1 sT: r Siffn ei t i,I L'ontsiaini the jnle - tield;ClT l : i .dt ; • ,
7,,t .",il),Vl{T . 4h.4,ro x hi.)4:,Br ' c", a ,!:1,,..! -1 " . 2 3 .4 ~ce '-I,,,,,t),ripunded':.:bx.pra6J,9,Y6iritil*Venetvjue
ar'e - ac - dili'oliT'u l A'atty'r_lit•
)lf:,:-.4;. 7 -',-- ' = '• 'on' the right-bank, tb be
.-.,,'r±he 6hio , iteiiii blicp.ii,T,C4ii,pptiOn'?.h . as and ;,Chrauniontzriseth i ree ,huiid red ',a;:id .
'Unnll:zhitnisl.?„'O t eniirti.i.l.!cili4 l- !.l:..tee;ll3l^,tieu- seventy, feet , L , llo n li t i n b Ur nn t r k u tb th es t i . n h t ti e n G a p r n e ! e_
igiiiiiiti - Ggvoriidrc'iiniilitce:orprallpy:' ,q 1,7, "'a v y e a v t o w n e n d ,P,ao ° ll ll e, t, ,,;Nr. ha ul le eregt,' ; altuiri u o he i ljht . ,f ! ,
;elixied.+, •' ,0,, ' , "'1t: -4.v .' ' ''''') 4 .:7, l4 ' - `4 4 ' " I'' ''' ' "''' ' - ' f 'iboiit rode hilridied, - I:eet:7,Tbe 1,,. ) , _P„.,,E11i„?.',;_
~ ....21.., , t detailed,- ancountepf +be
„,,,, ,L„Zme.i'ai:r.ativtfiti,alli?t-: " :numb ' ered a t4 llolest • Y g en •T ri nc e 4. arito -
,i 2d in a n cl oPeir ila tl a i ; eni' M ' i ' r A ul ie7bo l'- u - lict. - ,0r7 liiin " dfollied . inhabitants:.- 2, The, fnrtkfLe,al o ls l7l
ritor
~Priveiiitinny,- P iridignitietrioffered...th en' - 'Zinto;tikoliiiitgr the eity' ,ll . , „_-- ~ .., -. , - -t`
din'dth'etde- 1
iditeximillan.,-40eAtiod, ,, tlie7tuatAtgrity.ftot ,,e th a e . ', .4_,teebest. ft) rte. , ..'t , .. The4,..vvall , tare t itS' z 'a c i...,..'b'y
th e• - %low+,,huving .ninetY,-four Jrcin , ..r
,court',whicktle,nteneed"
1421: 'tgn i%9 orillood . .
his hhioli•vibuld'stop'llfe"efra . ~. ''s'btir,tifin+ , and tivo-beltbu t s v tionn : ,: i. : e.h.he n iti d ge ; rh e ,i, o ima m edd i ;::,
'in Mexico. ~ F rvOballei entered,lus,,tbreast;:t '' P a r i l l i s'; ni a il la t e i e li ;lfi r e Y ikt rFt etrpee' t to .9 l 3l ,wln 7;° e„ r h . ls eighteen ,
but not beinequite:detta,lsvose . hliersAver o u. -
ealled.',:ent'itzedtislioeilitrire,ttlzheule.„ - Th to -feet, thick ;AA:Avail-thirty-three
~6w,e,eo,,w,..meiximint, i l4,:er,aktpließte!!, :lit.. ,
i n i b li o e u d t eleveit ib,etllillel, builkoc,tt chve , Teel
j,
, -ivith'n' faninerniillstonue,._ s _ und.;3l
:Juarez - ; , VV -. ‘„Esico .. hix. l43 iT , 4 l l.!! - ,i,g°,,,v,,,?,c 1 ,:c.`:',':. %• ~ -„. tinek;fAlP 6 :a : Ai t ehl f oFtY::;_s ll n r, ,N : w j f. ~r - -
;pablee.4 , ,T6,ofs:- . .zetiF:;;„4, f 4..,%-' -
proceeded,'' '' ' - -gum's- ' %, •':',, -- - P • ' ,::" 4 .- --''''' -.*: ... *,'‘, , , itll . • I)l:liiiitWeri ...
' '' ,',, Tlt - l'g l) . 489 : 10C49 AT esenta , l''' . & no ti on ' --alie!Titrdlntdes , rnillerzes,, ,
.. u , .
un
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i leo"tilft'co'n'aidersitiOn-nr",theillecons
:13111;treported‘brirtei* 4 Monday.". ~ t y-seven.:l2,uhdruti lbetzlnng by , n v.
,e,
,il l..
v a... ,
Ide','Nenntalfilrig :ttbou,t
„se ell v tY jn t d e .. ..
Air.:-.lsroolce Ina na2sp
„eu..!b, -- in,, Et sp pn p,Osition to' :: . 're'd v iv' '
lt , ;"„alid: wee"riblldvriid • 13.Whiri,t,) , Y .. ii e v.. - ,eh e •meies; successively adoLned?r, , alighti,
,sarrie d iiide4iMiAqeyelufktlu??,, l l . .., a_led7."the „ ~, j eled,by,each.:governtuept,kuLegedit in i, i i- sja n n e r de "
secOna=* - - , ',l lBO -7ft.ls detlPPo'sed-c'l.a-linr gnheiithat:
provioue - ciuestionvand,ft—i .a
- fi `4 . rxe5...: ,-, icidr&idliPs..9!Rhuldnvi!) - 9 "eun.-, , ..d,
ectir-akirthi g_ liaittA Y ear* R., , ,d r ia" okG and linitp trees,=,arrun g e o. 2 ' l 2 , qull l tru e , v a..,.
. 33 rPokslindAYAiorlil i c*.r= a l .; .g"Proi: - Idiyiddaiinto , t).l 7,o,4 sa u !gPs- 1 ? 3 7. 4 '"i i d. ' o „th •
.Iri - ,(ippiiiiltibn - to thelbi .'• .14er: Stevens-alb • ,hue."+;;•7lCitahounab on,tir nortikup - 8 ,_ e
~ .edt, b odebate.l2.Fivir..."4Wocidanovedttnal!r 4 4„ l ,s'.!eene/ice . A.:_?,:ivilich t nniretteln lig: th ..:,
bi11....0rt-Abei...biblelNThiell‘giZTSlB,.--!'n7gtl7iil- .iWestern , te,,Tx..lremitiof 11w garderrrexp w a,
Nita' bill tWinetlien ' passed — Y,em -.419 . n tut i , '",-, ' L leitp.iiilufgelinTnee,p^,:ixt'biehl.s , g,rad i °sZ t 'Z'7 :
al t Yares - oliko s +l:9l:4ex?ltE tile ts ( N r .r k, th vq, 44 2 0- 6 ,cdue,ilup?. ; , ..Al,,..tg,e4lrfMu i % ter
.46 - :i
•••0 Ftheareasturwai clireet 40 .,,Arpiter
....
ti' „centraltuvenne, , ,lireFluperbAe -,-. _ /l a i ~, the, i
itilr6ll4l3ll.t':ifY"e4 Fftaln.2ha ' - ' c S' itinoivri.frottettwaetagonat:
42dfidnall bl ik ha'4
:'ini7tiletilliiipf
'' --' '" --.1 " -- ' - '4' '"+ ,66 ' 4 l. d Pja isi '' , 41,0 weg,bildtaroAttlid ,2317 Pelrqt. 1 ,Fill?_r. ~ 'I-, ~..,,,..,,
ffilurdtirluet eyhar, „entlitigo ritiet,; --- . 4 ; - sin - s'il,R(Lstictiab.:f, , ,,Miet , TarArk - ,ill.9..„4 , u ; xe tt li d.
yeln.Minni rianhianliactl nt -
ItitrAtEllev.k.ns", reeerited!thelpetltiork;bXfoNS- , .4„, 0 - ;017inikides slindfitiirraced,suPPer
;,,thonsand:Alt/zens,,,,ollanl3,"An - t faN,7ep . „, ~ ,..b . „4 loones, v ante d w ith 2.oEeg gfif :1 % , , p , Ff . 2 . 1111d-
' i nreel'euffnme 4 • •• 'AdjOuilledg , '",l t. :l,-,..TV., N...t r , •,.. x r.', • ,•,. •.- . : '', i , ' ,,, z , ' •!` + ... • -....;•,:=,' •-.
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4ittortal & Chwu
-',. - .7.1.:-?-"CourihSr Show Case foi sale [at IC,b*":' :
' ,, gititn;tat r :, 4 J": - .A. Meyers' Drug Store:
'...4.':-"reversible" bonnet • is , the -lntest •
novelty,..,.
~, • - - .1.-...
. ...,
_,
k.:...' l ';' l ,SitiPtiinialt talte'S the secotcl rank'*. a
tl;§...itittizin port 4.
_: • --, - . .
~ _ .. .
1 —AllooSier thinks he has discovered gold
. •
inandiana.. , -
. ,
-
"--The asphaltum Pavement is on trial 'in
are
hundred and sixty- tons of meat
daily consumed in I\''nwYork city alonei..
- —lt is reported that real bonnets are soon
to he the-fashion,
—,Codia . _rdits °ie 'used' .0 wate'rfalls - by
Alua'u~a ladies: .
- —There are 42,247 exhibitors , to the Paris
iio* dailyfpapdraiaji ,been 4thr,ted in
'London., calle&The. Day:' ;r
. •
- —We - only_pay-about three-tents an acre
Tor Russian:Anierie•a:,-,
—The Gileat San .-Yrancisco
coutains the:ninifes .15;6.1.4 voters. •
,Thp..S.tate-Honie:.at 'post
- foujf,nnllion of A01.1,4fs , ,
ilrank s a. grass _of. Whisky .
at a AXe ss ii4en s - s (Ct.).saloun lai s st week - , itndim
meclintely-dtipsiiska.
Iliesavoilige actuaLanimul trtinsfers, :of;
I real-esta s to, „Neyy 2 Yoric,. number about
1;190.-- .
, —Newark, u ,of
,
-nearly,loo,ood, bus, SOO li4uiir s st,tlcioli
'jfiboup,SQo churches.
s ' :-
• ..=At,2 :chu.rell; in ~11ie,interioi• of ;Icre*; .
:Tersej7,,a Slfort'ti.tne NV),l.tte - r
:117'11,9'
used at infant - • .f
.„ •
•:
-An Omaha special;Says is
;risinr.raßidly;aud-giOnt,diSaster
--Pennsylvama,:bas, • one thousand two
hundred' ankei ghty'-fo u I miles'of • rail Way:
under t one Man ngem Olt:: • ' 7-• - -
-`,The, binninen. Sclioo3 Ftineof Indiana
is'greater,than,th at, of any other State, being
-
—Aliout $lO,OOO in Confedeiate money was
Sold in New Orleans the other day nt h cents
; a pounp,.---;-,, , - ,
—The -late - St - inform atian.:Coneerning Dr.
againto Canfirmthe news
of:his death." _
Cholera. hole—look out for it, it is-in the
:*icinity'of the :Susquehanna, Rolling Mill.
!-The Chief , Burgess should see. that-the
,
sanceis removed.
having-brought a` bluSh to
a maiden's cheek by the earnestness of his
r,gaze,-said rte.' her ' ~`.!. . .alydonoksibave planted
roses: in 7 ,,y.our..,,cheeks.,•why," forbid_ me. to
gather them ?,,,The"-law.permits- him who
sows to reap at harvest."
—Some `K.nights - ITera piers from Chicago
Detroit-the other d ay, 4 ancit.' crossed
to the --Canada -.side,_vearing. something
green among theiinsigna oftheir order.
Dominion Dogberry, seized and Look them
before a Justice, fined them fifteen' dollars
for wearing,Penian emblems,"Mul Scat a
guard to escort them to the ferry. "
—A North Carolina paper. says , that that
State ought to send $3,000,000, of black
berries to:Market.' The county of Forsythe
shipped .$OO,OOO worth' - of .the fruit last
ar.• The blackberry growS wild in great
abundance throughout .tho ,central and
westertr.part:s of the state. ' - •• ' . •
—There is 'aogrent gold plethora in Eng
land, and , the bank 'of England 'has $30,000,
000 - coin Onliand - tilat there is no call for,
notwithStandine.the 'low 'rate of Interest:
This is Owing to 'dullness in business -and
the falling- off in - the foreign trade, which
Has been ten per cent. .since:September.- -
- =Another - trim `of petreleum for,geuera
ting steam was Made Boston, on Wednes
day; on the steamer Palos, and the results
fully confirmed the sitecess achieved on:the
two previous trials. 4: The distance ,stettmcd
was forty-four miles, occupying four hours
and ten-minutes,-consuining::eighrbarrels
of -petroleum. - • ,
—The 'crownwhicli•the Empress'of . Aus:-
trio woresduringthe coremonsat-Resthwas
made ford‘fiula .Theresa; but never used by .
. that:princess. It is of silver, - but, so ,etud
dedwith diamondSainlPearls.that the metal
is Ncarcely_v_iiible—: One of-the diamondiis
valued - a:70;000 florins; and one Otthe pearls
and.4A;PpetiKer,',nothing : can -
equal. the area of Di. IL Anders',lodine
Water.::.,Uftlille...all stimulants. its effect is
per)amientibuildingtip,the bady,tifidgiving
strength and vitality to. all parts ; of. the
,syStem.',Jn and - chronic 'caseS 'it' may
besctaed.' witli'ulniost'a certainty
- of 'sitecess:
-‘--.A.yOting ; '-naine,cl Jennie *:Rtipert,
11.1:"anitsLiEtepii years of,',..age,'reSidinp; near
Min,' Creek; 11.tnitingten;• county,
Thursday} - evening last, attended , a , patty,
where -sortie, article 'tif-glassli - aie -*lv as- ae
cidontiilly2brolien on,thettable,:.aud 'pledo
7ortlieglaSsifeltichoiv , ifOulianti
. 3118:sltupert's food:at lodged in-her throat,
and'all efforts-to rem oyeitlivoyeci• inetTec
tual.---Shetlingeked ' .great t agony -until ,
Saturclay,iivhen she died. -
With FortrqAetallie Qualifications
man inay:beliretty sure 'of , eartddy,sheeess.
Thesh are Gold in his pocket, Siilver,ln his
tongue, Brass face; ,and Iron, in his
But for atonic appetizer, and.as i
,
is,reliabler:virtue - in' Plantation
Bitteri. .3.5 - 6 - articre has everlieen so popular
or don6' lialfSci'inuch'k„ood. 'Met,' - all who'
have notalready'ti - ledthli-great'steniachic,
at once test'ltS7qualityir.We , .understand
*that.'..the' 'Druggists . and-,...grocers ,s„of y‘this
section : arc sellink•Vast„ quantities; and:
'scareely,a , farnilly,?a.,..iyithogit: :5;1 • ,•,;•
Magnolia `: Water=n:> delightful:r toilet
td ;Cologne and at half the
.4.l‘fany,Disengdis- , thrnuglythe":Nakrows
„13e10w.., this place, on the' - no:cloubt
zfairto"observd (Oat:o' `riiek.‘i(binit 4 half way.
tip; the -'inOuntain,:atisp„above 'the' division
house - . down',":Wliieh-- nature • has
Carved' into the form 'of'..a.soldiei • suirdino•
31, - ) -picket;in • the,aet.of.yee,plug,,arnund
rock, as iflisteningc liie'cap';:bont; knapSack,
-and.other atopurtenancesbeinglwell defined,
WM
Itheyvhole forming a giant statue of life-like
'appearance.-=-Zetistoron':Gtazette.'"f
Tho-Instest.:thne.:.ever :recorded- here . -
*bouts; says, the.4llexttown.,Denzoprat,...we
mrdebetween this platie
early,q4-Monday - triotlying u .3veek . .;',
overnment' - ';dete4ve reached' — Reading,
11 'li g ffecleSirVil:to'gO w - Y
onto Neor kal l
.The regular train liad,left,..ancl. there %were
mixtutetileftte.' reach:lieid time - to
strike the Ne~v Yorks train. ,; o= hed•hired a
'ilonolnotiveto7bring,hini. hE . ...fe, the engineer
• cif .milkink. trio
tame„ nikksix, re 'enoti c e;rt .dislitnee,
F 36 ...miles,. was neconiblishe .in,3s:rninutes.
.....tin .. .iehli.i.the‘natisfli.ctio_ti.of: the olHcial: He
Ayes, eo pl r ea§gtl,.,tha,t
. he, rewarded the
; enineeFana.firdffia..thich witli.sl.o, beside s
flinynig,§7, , tfor.4the,nse.of the locernotive;• , .. ,
.n
burg; ono of tho.oldvst
find ." most - ern iribiitlihysiehing
:13.ied,qitaionetisteyv:otrthe.. ~..
sth•inst. , Heilvas
.
:a man et SiAdndi'd ,pyptessional,accomplish
inelits;,iindlrerdrins 'soCial" tin d cal -re
atiOns, rdziatricit , ; of? the - highest,.. cliaMeter.
It G is'related s ohiinOhat„tifter, Buchanan re,
''.tiied-frenitlielßiesuleneSF,taridi - fiiititrned to,
; -,LuncastetbOunty;,bc.,(thedpeeased)„mfused'
-to hold soelarintercouse'withth6
tint;i,;:nOticlithetandingni)ii , 4 - olthat.: time
their: FidatiOns, had beettrlnentify, because
''Bnehiinan BaddniiVed' Taithbiis` his high'
';tkus mention': the' fact) to'•Lskiew,.. how
y,d
utterlespised•Jultics Buehlinan is by the.
-,.'niCriVresi)eetaible'inen'of ,, Tainciaiter city and
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edby stone .ballristradeiSi o with. numerous
marble vases: a long tiller„-called -the ob
servatone - is kept ris.,a boulevard; there is
also an:., orangery,, , nturierrots'lloz,"er bed&
plbnted With shrtib - S'ano;tatf, Iraignlficeift'
Tosariurirs - ;',4:e.' Tee - ckustrueled
1, - 4-..Delrosse is beintifiilreomposedof three
:niches it•culde form,• which separate Alio . -
.`doidecblumns whose - shit:6 aredivided half
'way up by' drurria.' : Vbedentre`ifiche 'con
tains a statue of Polyphemus, one:knee on
the rock and ready to crush'Acis and 'Gala
tea.. The niches, to,the right and left are
'adorned - with two Statues, 'Young FaWn,
, ands - Youngailuntressuccaelbsidecetthe:
semi-circalar pediment - which browns the
monument, the sculptor:has represented , a
river, godrpou s tingont - water in the 'Midst of
theplants and rushes on which he reclines.
The shafts, of the columns, the -interior of
.the,
The_
thelynipatium; and the;pedi
menerepresentstalActitese- -Before the'iburi
tarn extends a long - basin bordered with va
ses-and.plane trees r prettilk-imited,by. gat:
lands of Ivy: 'The Palace of Luxembourg
after haVing beeirSuceessivelya habitation
for -the , . aprison-Auring ;the-
Revolution, the place bf.the - difeetOry and
Consulate; the placeoftlie Sencite under the'
Empire;, of the, peers under,theßestoration
mid .1 - lonia..Phillipe; is set apartnt'the pies-
ent:daY,,,forAlie , assemblies :of thihSetiate.
The principal facade is about : two hundred
and sixty feet:long,- and :IS- corophsed- Of
central pavilion,,. surmounted by a cupola
- and flanked by two- galleries - whieli"unite
'With' the -corner- - pavilions.', ;Thelateral fa-
Codes are - each
,one hundred,aud fifty. yards
'lt has a magnificent 'chapel, - the
private cabinet of,-,Marie,:de,Modicis;'tro
.phies of arms, statues of Cicero - , 'Leonidas,
• PerieleS,',Cineinmitua awl Solon. The grand
bed
statue
the Queen containsn mar-,
,ble statue of HoPe, JtiliuS Cream.; Napoleon
T; tests Roman'Emperor;, group of Achilles
and -Briseis. c The, decorations of the Salle
(la-Throne are magnificent the throne d a lei
from the first empire ; fopposite and ,above,
allegoricaleompositions, central cupola of.
the-gallerY; Apotheosis-of -Napoleon -I ;' Me
dalions of the vaultings; -Peacerind War;
paintings on the piers representing different
-scenes from the first and second empireS;
the liemicyCles fifty, feet wide, at the two
. extremities represent • France under the
MeroVirigiatis and, -Ca . ilivingians born to,
faith and independence' ~-France under the
Capets, 'Valois and Bourhons—very remark
able paintings. There are several other
very handsome and interesting rooms, but
time will notadmieo f 'aclescription.
The Hotel des Invalides Was commenced
by-Louis 'XIV, in 3671 and finished in hal,
restored under Napoleon I and .-111, gives
shelter to about three thensand maimed,
old and Wounded siildier.4. , Lithe
court. extendimr, between the front of the
building and the esplanade, - is a bbttery 'of
artillery. Beyond the court; at the end of
a garden, extends the principal facade, two
hundred and twenty-liveyards long, of four
stories adorned with trophies. ;On the right
and left of the entrance, are statues. of Mars
and Minerva; in the centre an'" - advanced
building forms the - , principal , entrance,
crowned by a massive arch* adorned With
trophieS'and sustained 'by lonic - colunnis:
The bas-relief of the, tympanitim -,, repre
sents Lords XIV on herseback;'SiirrOunded
by Jtistice, and Prudence. At 'the two -an
gles of the facade, -stand two pavilions dee
oratedWith fourligirres: of conquered na
tions,and- the figures, - of Time and-Study..
Behind the, facade, arelive courts—in the
centre, • the , court of 'honor,- on. either side
these of Austerlitz, of Valour, of Angou
leme and of Victory. In, the ureli of St.'
Louis,-are Various.flags taken 'fromloreign
armies and sns_pended from the ceiling, the.
funeral monuments of several'" Marshals of
.the invidides, and, in the vaultslbelow, the
_tombs of Turenne, , Jourdan,'Moncey Du
roc, dre. - A , white marble staircase leads
from the dome to the open crypt, where is
the tomb of Napoleon I. On the right 'and
left 'of the entrance, mausoleums of 'Demo
and Bertrand, the bronze door flanked by
colbasal statues of 'civil and- military force. ,
The tomb is ..upwards of. twelve feet , long,
six wide, and fourteen high, and stands on
agreen granite base from Basges; all around
the crypt is a- covered gallery, decorated
-with has-reliefs. ' TwelCe colossal figures
represent ,the - Emperor's twelve principal'
victories. The ligures.are made of antique
red - granite 'from Finland,' presented. by, the
Emperor Nicholas. In a black. marble
vault facing the entrance door,' Stands a
white Marble statue of Napoleon Lin coro
nation robes, the sword of.Austerlitz, deco
rations ,to: :The first stone of Notre-Dame
- wets Eddie - 1163 and being frequently
- tered and mutilated during the seven
teenth and eigheeenth centuries:-Wita--coni
pletely, restored in 3830. It is three hund
red feet long, one hundred 'and forty wide
undone hundred.higli; ;the :height , ' ..pf , the
towers is two hundred and-sixty-four feet.
The facade is divided into three stages; the
front' and its three-ogival bays 'surmounted
- by an open gallery ; the large rose window,
and'a fine gallery to the right'and left, from
which rise two-massive towers;; The, three
ogivat doors. divided each into'two - parts by
- a pier pillar, and surmounted bysculptured
tympauitnsopening'undei deep caryinsiii;
:fire,covrked.with'ilgures. , ,.Theinctre`s,of eke'
- first galleryContain:tivent&-eight statues br
kings, which replace the old statues taken.
away or ,destroyed during the revolution.
Above,-is the, figure of the virgin- flanked
by: two angels carrying torehes. To time
right of this group, is a statue of-Adam,- to
the left,,,that .of,Eve. The statues on the
front . represent du Cloitie:Notre-Dame,
Saint Etienne, towards the (mai Saiut,Den
nis, and' in the middle, two figures person-
Ming - the Christian ,, and Jewish, churches;
Theinterier of the church is composed of a
Principal' nave flanked 6ii either, side by
two collateral naves; - which are:continned
around the choir, thirty-seven 'chapels
'surrounding the edifice, 'twelve large •pil
lars,sustain the _principal vaults .and, corn
-prise altogeth,er two hundred and ninety,
seYon'principal and small'eolumns. - There
are also one hundred „and.thirteen painted
windows and a fide organ above the Pririci=
palentrance. The new spire of the church
is; on an -octagonal plan, ;the base. being
twenty-two - feet widelis7' composed • 6f a
:Closed story. and two open stories with two
platforms.practicable of ascent, - and of ail
. upward pyramid ;its height is one lidndred
and,thirty-five..feet ;-it is built- throughout
of Champagne oak covered withlead, and
weighs one-million five hundred thousand
pounds... ,
The'palace of the Louvre'tivainngi pally '
a fortress Wit by Philip - Augustus, trans
. formedand enlarged under Charles V, con
thivallYaltered-froni' -Louis XIII :to XVI,
and finished by Napoleon .111. The.colon- ,
'undo on- the 'eastern facade consists of fifty:
'two columns and -'pillars nf.the, Carinthian
order ;placed:in couples. The frontage of
the first singularly:sam of ornauten
' Atition,',extendste - o of five hundred
andfour feet, by 'eighty-two high;' an open.
:"balustrade: the Pedestals.'of - Which are
namented by trophies,, crowns this facade.
, The tympan of the central pediment is dee
, °rated-with ieloas4elief representing Miner
, main the act of 'placing , the _bast of Lofts.
- anT a pedestal.; above' the ;principal
'doorway; , is a' stathe:,of.Faute -in.a,eheribt
- conducted by genii. In the front of. the
colomide is 'n• series of , eircularollower beds
:,,bordered„with-gress,.. extending north and
south, passing;around corners of the
.building, along-al.:basement ;similart6,llicit
of time, principal-facade, surmounted :by a
- atery 'ormitiniented, with Corinthiaii
pillurrs
- Olventoring,the museum: by., the; piivilitin
, de Sully; there is first on tlie right, the stair-,
case of II enri II; then, , basinnentAinuseum
:ef - Autignities;..where Catherine de Medicis
court; it was also used by`Charles
- Henri IV:. 'Here ate to
-beseen a tribune_ supported by four:cal:ye
' ,ticles,-by Jean, Donjon, near the doer of en
, trance: Ascent is made to thetirst story by
the,esculier de 'Henri - II; - ofWhicht he ceil
ingils of:richly -sculptured stone. ,Th' the
,right great hull, decorated with.Corin
• 'thlair columns and surrounded, ith an ell'-
. gent, woc.cletf
..m,antique red„is'.lighted - Trom.thetop - ;-,arld '
each' ;endis:- ornamented , with 'Corinthian
OrderinaneeS . urtnounted by a frieze-in which
Ame , beenvlaced the :inseription: , fuseeNa- '
,polen contains .Etrusean,:vases, of,
largei:dicriensionaand of the"mosteitrenie •
- antiquity; largo ,Etinactin-aareophaigi,-sur
d b
•-mbuntey the figure , ofnhedefurictlying
• "on;.his -funeral bed. ~Iwthe side,presses are
"•large.bas-reliefs, formerly the freize
decoraticin of-tiimPleS'and tombs; beautiful
' ;.,CrinoVti:YaSee ornamentedwwith,-little fig-;
- tires-and .pottery from -Arden and Gyren--
main' dries Sept GheraineeS is nest;
Itherearaeollected pictured by David, - ;Gros, ,
yin'Conthe ceilingla ornamented:with me-2
dallionW"cOntaininglinsts'ortlie ' - principal
OftAlie , Frencluaehoel;i and: ivitb
triumphal:figure" in stucco:l Passing.thro'
, along gallery We came to the Salon eerie,'
:which contains the master piecesor - paint- ,
ing oraltsChCiol`a;= and hag latelylieemnew- ,
ay ;decorated: The carvings :pre.sinit
tions. ocenainel; trophies - and - allegorical -
',statue's off-the line Arts; -
c - ?` - ; :The'ELbtel'dei'l'ariny.; built In the - second
;,half ofAhe-X7-theenturv,l3y, the..A.blibtsot
; Cluny; tipearthe,"Site of:Part of the itoMan/,
:„Ptilace"des.Tlierines'Oias , been'tlioresidende
;Of:llllarffitEngland, widoni , of Lein's - an,'
of Scothtnd,-the Cardinal. de ,Lor
. e raine; ; ;BniO)ulze,,tof Guise., &c.,
:It is,conf-'
rlieSed Of, a large buildin 'preceded' by a
court amid `flanked by two side wings." The;
entranecif - asias;lfirgo!'door , , adorned With
.clegax it carvngs - 4mm wall:having:a battle,'
-inerit:' ,i 3, The; 9icitlitd 'orthe principal,
ihnikeil:.ny it
• turretl*itli open';:sides, enclosing:it stone ,
isinneh ornament.- - ,
:ed:pri'ite-w,eaterri,end.v.Therprineipar front'
',has CC-Trieze!,,With r .f,erteii",biduEltradesc - som&;
:fineWindoWS-inthestoneluidelegant ,
n.tiyFitsiarinounting'thoroofs:?' The ;chapel is
,Soino very,;
"feleVeracistoraltiaian,linv'elrerfinVed;iind.
oliditedthcranoletit - Abodelifithe
„Cluny%;±;tivhilst_at oho same.timqits tone ,of:
- :,antii4uity;hitsbeen, -- criiefitllypreserved.cTlie.
23„(O o l uelpabiaptes 7 :;ihn. ,i ilurgeliftll-'brAlle`,,
.grotirtdAlobiWatioHtWtroattis thlitsk,
1 - floorWitiP4 l 4l lll : l oo4.4 l S
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about four thousand'objects,, such as Mar
ble, wood, stone, ivory and l.ethiir carvings,
enamels, terra cottas, •furnittire, paintings,
stained 'gluts,'; ancient lockri; jewelry.
The , 'collectfefiliaslittely.,been2enriclfeWby; ,
the purebasci;of seVeral. 'entire collections;'
the most inmortant of these
_aquisitiOnS'are`
the•magnificcUt gala: carriages of the=lr
and XVIIIth centnriesforwhich a special,
_gallery has beenpro'vided.; state, Carriages
enriched with paintings relieved with gold;
sledges, carriages for six horses, Italian se,-
dans, Dutch carricks, sedan chairs; harness
of all kinds. The Champ do Mars, chosen
4.l.9,,thasite ot.the.palaceJer,the,Exhibitiert„,
measures ninety acres, and was hitherto as
; its name _implies, used. for 4nanoeuvres of
'troops - .and grand reviews: "The" building'
was erected in the centre of the. Champ in
1860, and covers an area of about forty acres.
It is cepstructed, entirely_of cast iron, sheet
iron and bricks..'Being only one story high,
the exterior aspect presents the, appearance
of an. immense_ circus_orgigantio, eolosser
um. The oircumfereucels nearly it mile; it
is adorned with friezes and polennades. The
entire length of the 'briildineis one thous
and five hundred and ' sixty feet, and .in
. width twelve hundred - feet. .Theexhibition
comprises three portionS;'the, first is called
the park; , Ccfriphifinglfie , ipailacertheliiirk
surrounding it and the:,'banks of the river
Seine. The •seconct_contains the gardens
for horticultural exhibitions.; The third .is
an island on the Seine - abeut
_five hundred
yards frorrithe-building, see
_apart for" Agr
icultural exhibitions and field eXperiMents
of machines,
_etc.' The, eirOulargall cries are
seven in number,• leaving in the' centre of
the place an open spate', oceripied - by a gar--
den surrounded by a perch. with a colon
nade. The radiating avenues are seventeen,
and comprise the grand nvenues 'leading to
the axis of the building. The' interior of
the building is divided 'entirely on this plain,
by lines Spreading - out like 'a fan - front the
central garden to the exterion-cirenmfer
ence and _consequently . traversing all , the
concentric galleries in their course. With
in the divisions -between thesq,lines, each
different nation exhibits its - products, and
as each concentric gallery contains an ex
hibition' of the same kind of productions
by the various, countries exhibiting, it -is
very interesting to compare any particular
article or produce with that - of any other
nation. • Commencing fiom the , left of the
grand vestibule; 'we traversed the several
countries in 'the .following , order : France
and its colonies, Algeria,' the -Netherlands,
Belgium; Prussia, the' secondary 'States of
Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Spain,Tor
tugal, Greece, Denmark, Sweden and -Nor
way, Russia, - lady, the Roman States, the
Danubian Principalities, Turkey, Egypt,
China, Siam. :Japan, -Persia, Africa, Aus
tralasia, the United States, Mexico, -
the Republics - of „Central - and Soda' ern
America, Great Britain and' Ireland. ' The
United States is not ris'well - represented as
I supposed it would be. - In the Artgallei - y
We' have 'Church's -view of ;•
Bierstadt's, Rocky Mountains; a- view of
Lake George - by Icensett ;in the Woods by
Durand ; the Ttinxis River, by dailies M.
Hart; Boine.in the - Wilderness, by Gifford,
arc. '7:The : other emitributions'ari3 bookszand
Stationery, - MnsiCal Instruments, - - Medical
apparatus, Dentistry,-.Scientific Instru
ments, Furniture, Sewing Mach ines,
Cloth
ing,.Army-wagensand Ambulances, Steam
'Engines, City. Railway Cars, 'Cannons, the
work of Sanitary t . einmissions; and a
drst.chiss restaurant,' distinguishable'' by
its: colored Waiters; here •can :be ..seen
hundreds of Americans and Englishmen
enjoying , the. real: Sherry -Cobblers, 'Mint
Juleps and Brandy Smashes. ,
The average daily attendance
-at the Ex
hibition for the past,,two weeks. has been
seventy-live thousand. It will remain open
until the firSt'Of December: : J. -D. M.
NOT.Te_ES.
DYSREPStA
There ilno disease whieh ex - pet:Unice has so am
ply proved to be:, remediable by the p.EIWITIAN
SY.ltliy, (a protected solution of the Protoxide of
fron), ns Dyspepsia: The most inveterate forms of
this disease _have. been completely - cured by this
medicine, ns ample testimony of some of out: first,
citizens proves. • . •
FROM THE VENER,II3I,E ARCHDEACON SCOTT,
- •
' - , "DtmitiAlt, Canada Mist. •
* "I am an inveterate Dyspeptic Of
,XOl`.E
. . .
*- "I have been so wonderfnlly'benetitted in
the three short weeks'during which 1 have used the
Peruvian Syrup, that. I Can scarcely persuade my
self of the reality. People - who have known me are
astonished at the change. lam widely known,' and
can but recommend-to others-that which has done
so much forme." *
ANOTHEE - CLERGY - VAN WI2I.TES AS FOLT;OWSI
""Ity voyage to Europe •is indefinitely pestpobcd.
I hAve discovered the2Foutitain of Realthl on,this
side' of the Atlantic:., ' litres bottles :of Peruvian
'Syrup hove reseuedatie'frornthe,fangs.of the fiend
-
'Alpamplilet'of32 pagos„ con ing-n history of this
remarkable remedy, with a treatise - on "Iron as a
medicine," will be sent free.to any address , :.
The genuine tits-" REMIJVIAN Sr 1" blown in
the glass., : J. P. DINSMORE, PrOMietor,
" " 'et ditOSPIC: "
ontly : itTenotrates through every pore, . -
It elieving sufferers from emelt-angry sore; -
'A II looronte it heats.with certainty and speed ;•
C ate, Burns, from IntiaminatiOn soon are freed ;
I; ruptiOns, at its presence disappear ; '
S kins lose each stain ; and the complexion's clear
,
S AT VF., such as GRACE:S OVOry ono should buy,
..A.• II to its - wOndrbus monis testify;- , ' " -
L et those who doubt, a Bingic box-but try,—
V erily, Ilan its trae deserts "twouldltve ; 111,
E von unbelievers would laud GRACE'S SALVE!
" - ".NiANIIO6D rind youthful' vigor 'are rega:itied by
•
Actrnbold's Extract latuchtx,... • _ • :
CONSUMPTION , CUItaELE'BY Dit. SCHENCK'S
MEDICINES. - -
- To' cure consuniptlon, the System - Must be-pre
pared so that 'the lungs will heal. To accomplish
this, the liver and stomach must first be. cleansed
and am appetite created for good • wholeiome food,
which,by the mediicnes will be digested - properly
and good •healthy -blood made; - thus building pp
the constitution. Schenck's :Slandrake Pills .cleanse
the stomach of, nil bilious or mucous accumulations ;
and by using the Sea Weed Tonle in connection,
the appetite is restored: -
S.cliencles -Pulmenie Syrup N. nntricimis as well
asmedicinal, and, by- using the three, remedies, all
impurities are expelled from the system, and good,
wholesome blood made, which mill .repelull „dbionse.
If patients will_ take theAt medicines according to
directions, Consumption , very :freqaently in' Its; last
stave yields readily to their action. - Take -the- pills
frequently, to cleanse the liveyand stomach:, it does
not follow, that beeatise the - howehat ard not costive
they - are not,Zrequired, for .temetimes , in ,diarrheen
they art. necessary. The stomach must ba kept
haelthyotral•ma- appetite created to allow me PM
moule Syrup to net on the respiratory organs pro
perly and. any:Ault:diem, Then,all that is .re
quired to. nertorm n pernument.eure is, to prevent
taking-c01d.., Exercise aboutthe -rooms 11.4 • much .as
possible, eat 'all the richest food—fat Meat," game,
and, in Ahet, •anything the 'appetite , craves";:but •be
particular and masticate well. act 20 1804 y.
.
'.EXTRA CT
, -
Is a certain cure for- diseases of the bladder; kld
nO'ys, grniel, dropsylorganic - weakness; female cam=
l'pluitits, : - ,goneral.'dettility,, and all, diseases-, of„the
urinary organs, whether existing in. male or 'Temulo,
'Vliate'rOr 4usti iir : lg_inaiing'rind-ria , Matter of
hair long standing. IDiseasesoftheseorgansrequire
the
c,, use, of -a diuretic. If. ,:no treatment is submitted
ouatunption" oi : linsanit'y may -enstie: Our flesh
and•bltiod nre'supported.frOsit,thesti soutcea; and the
itealth and happiness .:Mt.ithat of posterity, depends
Imon promptyse of a reliable remedy. '
11elmbold's'Extract nuelini established unira rd 5 . 61
18 fears; prepared by ,
'
591 Etronclway • , New -- York , , , anii 101- South Tentli
[Mitr:
TO CONSU4PTIVES
.
:TliOadvertisor, having, been reatored to health in a
few weeks by a very simple remedy, after -having
suffered for several years with a severe lungaifeetion,
"and glint, dread disease Consumption ,' is'anxious to
make known to his fellow-sufferers the means °retire.
To ail who desire it, ha - will scud a copy of the pre
scription used (free of charge,) with the directions
Mr preparing antbasing the same, which -they , will
find. a Sure-, Cure for ,Consumption„ Asthma, Ilion
chitis,TCoughs,- Colds, ''nnd all:Throat and Lung'
.Affections. The. only,. object t ol' the advertiser In
sending the Prescription is rn 'benefit' time. albicted, •
and: spread, information.Whieli,,lie _conceives ztobe
infaluable,ind he - hopes every-sufferer-will try %
remedy, iss:rt will coot-them-nothing, andpay, *Ova"
a blessing:, .Ptirties".‘visiting the Pima :
Imy'return miul, will ilease address
- • - - • REV..EDWARD 'WILSON,
.Ithi7lB - 07-Iy3 AVillianishurg, King.t Co., Near.Yorit.-,
‘.::`.II.E,IIIIIItQLD'S FlutrEittict,du '
~tztato ann odorfrectSrom all iniurlout. properties,and
- immediate tots 'action. •
- ' •
so
combined Avith. other substances otsttl I greater nit er
ative,poweree to afford an id:factual antidote,' for'dis
eases Sursaparlllais. reputed td,cure:,Stich a remedy
:I ti rely , wanted' by tilos& wteo suffer from Striamous
ioomplainte, and that one which will accomplish their
cure niuSt prove,as this lais'proved; of irlimense ser
wide to-this large class ocour afflicted fellow-citizens.
/1151.1,cpuililefely fide compound will do ir,^has been'
:proven by.experimant on many or the-worst cases to
be found do the following complaints •
Sctothla, , -Se:anions Swellings .and' Sorel.,"_Skin
-Diseases,PimOles, Pustulas.adloteles, Ballot lons, Sr.;
'Anthonytat ,liose 'or 'Erysipelas.frottor, or. Salt
Rheum. ecald r lead, Rintiworm, Sr. -
.Syphilis or exßolled ~ , frotn „tho
'system' by the prolonged - user of this S.UIB.fIAItILI..I,
and the patientis left - litcomparative-hoult It. _ ,
Female Dietasot arc caused by Scrofula in the blood,,
ort .n. soon _cured .13r .. tints „EXTRACT_ :VE SA ILIA-
Do • not reject this Invalimble Madicine,...because
you have boon imposed ttoorchy Sometu ing pretend
-mg to beSersapardla, while .it wax not. Nitien• you
have used :Arza'a—then, and not 'till" then, ' will- you
knbW-the 'virtues of, Sarsaparilla. For minute , ' ppr,
ticulars_of , tho ,diseases sit,cures,',we ,refer, you to
',Ayer'ti• m eridelf Almanac, ; which:the - agent =below.-
;named gratls.to all who call for It.
CATHARTIC)PLT;IS, for the cure 'et CO3- -
tfignees;nclice,-.Dyspaps ia, on;,,,Dysen
.teikrr.oul Stomachelleadache4Piles,'"ltheurnatism,
Heartburn -arising from _Disordered Stomach, Pain cr.
r`Morbid inaction of the'Dowels, ' Flatulency; Loss'of
•Appetito, - .,',Liver,,Complaint,s Drone)°, iVorms,
* ,Gout, euralgia,and tan Dinner Pill; are-it nequalled.
~Thayarersugareoated; so .that , the most 'son:sit/6 -
crater:6 them wit hl3leasturEcandr.they'airev the best'
;Aperient.tn the world for all 4'op : tit:poses of at
,
reporeckbyDs:J. Alt.E.ll,t CO.,' Lowell, .Mass.;:
.and,Toold - by ..Drugglsta".:and .desders'ad medicine'
2111
' tsp.EcTAT, NOTICES.
MEM=
CLIMAX
Paie'ii : .Climaxl,tialve, , for burns, st.alds, scrofula,
salt rlieuni, , Sores, broken breasts, frost bites, rhib
lutra, stings: bruise's, cuts, swelltngs,•&c., iirhether
upon Mall or beast, t 3 the most wonderful article
ever produced: Other good articles alleviate; this
cures,_ It allays , inflammation, subdues,
„pain, and
heals`without a scar. It is worth its weight to gold
to any family, and should always be on hand. It is
warranted to do what it says every time.
SEMI
HOW.A7f.§
' ?BITTERS.: -
Were first usedin: private practice in 1825. They:
were introduced to the public in linG, singe which
time their reputation has extended, Wail they
Lave
a side dn excess of all other cathartic and purifying
medicines.;' Theic is hardly.arfarriily. among :Civil
dzeAl nations who Lasenot personal evidence of their
beneAcial.effeets...left . great success n is owing to ,
their - uniforni - reliability incases of constipation
bilionn and litainachie - discases, whether of long Or
short dUration. - They are entirely.vegetabledn their
composition, and tharmlesa to the gentlest infant.
Oce ingrticlient minim:the pores of the skin; anOthei:
is.diuretic; and stimulates proper • action of ' the kid-,
-neys; ti'-third Is-emollient, loosening phlegm and
humor from the lungs; other properties are warminT
and cathartic, and. cleanse the,stomacli and Vowels,
from unhealthy 'secretione. l Their - ceinhined elfeet
iS;to regulate the impitired functions • of the system,
and to produce health. It is not asserted idothit's -
Pills are a cure-all—that they4ill cure all complaints
—but under ordinary: cieumstrinees they '.may be
reliorl upon to cure nervous and sick headache, cos.
tiieness, dyspepsia, indigestion,' jaundice, liver nap
Welts -complaints, colds, scurvy, general weakness,
rEc. They are expressly mode for these diseases.
Millions upon millions of cures can be cited. In no
single instance has a complaint ever, come to our
knowledge, where they have not operated aq
relom
mended.
The printed circular around each box fully explains
the symptoms and effects of each disease, specifies
treatment, furnishes evidende,
We briefly refer" to Rev. David Elder, Franklin, N.
C., u Ito was cured of dyspepsia. C. It. Cross, of
Theoike;lll., cured of liver complaint- Hooloy, of
Springfield, Pa., bad scrofula, and had to use crutch
es; was cured in three weeks: James D. Helens, of
Adrian, Mich, cured of bilious fever. Rev. Henry
Graham, Presbyterian Church, Gananagua, Cal., of
fever and ague. Rev. Ed. H. May, Twenty-first-How
York, drheurnatisth and piles of 25years standing.
Rev. Samuel Bowles, editor of the Springfield (Mass.)
Republican, was cured afgerrible costiveness. lion.
Ed. Webber, of Ratnney, N. H.. of liver complaint,
etc.; ete4•etc. • -
A box of Motlitt's Life Pills; with full circulars, dc.,
will be sent gratis to, ;my physician or clergyman, on
the receipt of two tliree cent posit* stamps.
:%lotlitt's Life Pills are 11%; cents per box. Motiat's
Phoenix Bittets, S't per bottle. - They are sold by all
respectable dealers 'throughout the, continents and
the islands of the ocean. • ' _ •
WHITE St -HOWLAND, Proprietors; ,
Successors to Dr. John 'Moffitt and Dr. Wm. B
Mont, 121 Liberty street, New Yolk.
:March 23, '67,1y.
SHATTERE)) constitutions. - restored , by Helm
bold's ExtraCtlluelm. - -
•LRROILS OF YOUTH.
- -
A Gentleman who antlered for years from .I\ervous
Debility, Premature .Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering
humanity, send fi ee to all who -need it, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he teas cured. Sufferers wi4hing to profit by
the ad, ertiser's experience, can do so by addressing,
in perfect confidence, - JODS B. OGDEN.
May 18,'67-1y) - 42 Cedar Street, New York.
COLGATE'S AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP.
‘A
superior TOILET SOAP, prepared , from - refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination withGLYCER
INE, and es.pechillidesigned forihe use of LADIES
and for the-NURSERY. Its perfume' is exquisite,
and its washing properties mudrolled.. For sale by
all druggists. • '
..(may . 2.1, 4 n7-dy. -
:THJ glory of,,man is strength, therefore the ner
vous and debilitatcd.shonldimmediately use Helen
bold's Extract Bachu. ,
.:fAKE no more unpleasant and, unsafe...remedies
forunpleasant and danderons . disha4es. Use
bold's Extract 'Attain and Improved Rose Wash.
BLINDNESS; ':DEAFNESS , AND
CATARRH, treated with'tho utmost success. •by Dr.
J. ISAACS,•Occu list and Midst, (formerly of Leyden,
Holland,) No. 519 Pine Street, Philadelphia Testi
monials from the most reliable sources in the city
- and country con be'seen at his office: The 'Medical
faculty are invited to accompany their patients, as'he
has noaocretsin his practice. .Artilleinl Eyes Meer,
ted without pato: No charge made for examination.
",
Fyimmwmumm
PRUNER & MOORE, • ,
DEALERS VS ;-
COAL, SALT, • • '
KBE BRICK
' LUMBER !
OFFICE-AT BASIN. • . -
PRIORS OF- COAT: AT' ' ' YARD: DELTVRITED
Baltimore Select LUTlip c 5.65 - .10.00
Not:. 14 mai 3 - 5.15 -
~- No. 4 - ' 4.00 ' , .5. 25
No. 5 4.10 - 4.75-
ShamokemEgg and Stove, Nos. • '- ' •
2 and 3 4.00 - 0.23
Shamoken Nut, No. 5 - 4.15 1.50
Baltimore Consumers Coal Co.
•F.gg and Stove, :Nos. 2 and 3, •1. , .3.00
EaMinor°. Constuners Coal Co. . •
-- - .
No. 4... - - 4.15 .4.50
Maltby Coal, No. 2 and 3 415 5.00
.., " -N0..5 4.15 .4.50
grand Tunnel, Nos. 2 and a. 4.40' , 4.75
Lykens Valley, Nos., 2 and 3 5.65 - - 6.00
" ' ' " No. 5 4.03 5.01)
The following Coal Is sold by ear loads to Co
lumbia consumers, gross weight; with ' the 5
per cent. advantages:'
shamoken Egg Mid Stove, or N05.,2 and
Nut, or N0. , 5 ' 3.75
t more: Consumers Coal CO., Nos: 2 and 3, 4.511
No. 4... 4.25
••••.•5 ; 4.00
INlaltb,y Coal: New. 2 and 3 • •"• ' ; '4.50
4.00
Lylcens Valley , Nos. 2 and "-' • ' 8.50
Grand Tunii 2'and •-•
W n ilt t A s lr ° l ° .e n. Pl:ra is
will e° l l ‘ g t e e s d olfi
June 15,..1557:1r. •'••, •• BItt.TNEII.-& •81•9011• E.
STORE
NO. 11, NORTIT - QUEEN STREET, LANCAS-
Dealr,in Itll. lclncls
~„ EKEEPINtIAI
Stow
'HotAlr'Fliinaces;' ,
And Cooking Ranger,
,Tiii; , f - " • ' • - -
••Sheef Iron, •
and Copper-Ware Manuftietory,
liooting Sty3uting .and`aln: Mending -promptly
iitfent - letrtii
' PLUM - BEM GAS FITTER !z:,2
And Dealer in all kinds of Water,and Gas Pipes,
Lead, Galvanized Irort, Cast and Wrought
Sron;,'rerra Cotta Copper (tinned.)
'robing; • -; 1
Hydrants. '— " ' •
Bath TubS,
and ,
- • Wash Bowls - - - • .
• " Water elodet . s,'
• &c., &c., &c.
• ' - Force and Lift , _Pfunps for Cisterns, •
and Deep Wells,- Hydraulic Rants, Regis
ters, D.UIPERS, &c., &e.
,ICE CREA.3I - FREF;ZERS; W•ATEIt COOL
r„ERS ANDMF.FRIGIIRA.TORS,'
At ',A. C.
• „ ; No , . 12; North Queen St
' ,
A St.tire•ltciorin:foicll6 - ni'cirt.l , l•oilt - Street
'inqu , (YeLlt-3t. •
, „
WATCHES F:AND - ...;I:EAELRM!
••INDECHAIRNTS'
ERI CAN, 41:TATO:ILES'
A 8 , 1 9M , cases Warranted f or
two years; idsOA4,s6dt; oz. Cases.' _
•••
'7IiST RECEI~
-A Full Assortthent of tho
' They are the best Cloaks made.. Call arid' see!
•
Also, a full and 'weil'iieledtCdstock-of •
SILVER,' &. 7 ",
From the: hest FaatO'ilesDithe U. S. •
tj'r7:l\7,EL-R:r Lr V :lr A u l ts i fall 7 lhe'itteiorre' •
s! • .
- • in,achd," Steel and Plated
, 'Frames, to suit all ages!
DEPAIRLNG , . , ; , DF-4;;ALD Paoatrriv
ATTENDED . MI,
• 4 , Je celr 3 Stick - , near'
runt.* ' t to New Depot. •
'Q„IIAK.ER; - ,7BIIIaGS bA
.. RO:S, - AND
kj'N'VETILFRISFIELD SEEDS—a fremh and fun
Sjui'kat - J. A. MEYERS': 2,
I - 1
,- 4
~ • ~ .Beal i tiful Ping; Sleeve luitciitt ;Hlitailio'nte
, tads; Go tt Rillgtc Vine Setts &e.,' it.e.V.lte.; Very
eben,p at .' 4-',':- . •',.., • , v, 'SHREINER ,ok'SON,S.,..
WASHINGTONL3RziRY.
TH E
• \ .
• LIBRARY' CO,IIPANS, : • -
• _ Pa; „.
1:11 1 / 2 F:;CRIPTIC& DOLLAR.
•$300,000
PRISENTS TO - BtIBSCRIBERS
One Cash Present of 5.40,000.
One Cash Present of 520,000. • ' • - 4
, Or.e Cash Present of 510,000. •
One Cash Present of $5,000.
Two Cash Presents of. $5OO each. •
ra:All FULL SCICEDATLE OF FRICUS BELOW-'
'Efleheettliktate Of Stcelt-is-netlompanied4wlth -a
~beivntifoll
STEEL—PLATE ':EIVOitAVING,
WORTH MORE AT - RETAIL THE
COST OF CERTIFICATE.
And also insures to the holster-APRESENT TEE GREAT DlSTrtillUTlO:i.g:
WASHINGTON LIBRARY
- COMPANY .
Is cluirterecl by the Stati , i;fPenn , ylynnla, rind
Organized in nid of the •
RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE
i'olt -
SOLDJi•
& SAILORS' ORPHANS.
- Tneorpornted by the State of N. J.,
ArrtlL 8, IStri,
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
Situate at Riverside, Burlington County, New
Jersey is founded for the purpose of gratuitously
-educating the sons of deceased Soldiers and Sea
men of the United States. -
Board of Trustees consists of the following
well-known citizens of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey:—
HON. wariLiA..7..: B. MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Penn'a.
HON. LEWIS R. BROOMALL,
Ex-Cldef Colner U. S. Mint, and Recorder of
Deeds, Philadelphia, Pu.
HON. JAMES M. SCOVEL, New Jersey..
- HON. W. W. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY OORMAN, Esq.,
Agent Adams'. Express, Philadelphia,'Penn'a.
J. E. COE, ESQ.,
Of Joy, Coe A: Company,,Philadelphia, Penn's.
TREASPUY DEPARTMENT,. WASHINGTON, D.
C., April IStb,l6s7.—ollice at Internal Revenue:
-reeeived- sa,tisfactory;evidence, that 'the
proceeds of the' enterprise conducted "by the
" Washington Libnuy Conipitny"be, devo
ted to charitable uses, pen ussion is herebyt grant
ed to said Company to conduct such enterprise
exempt tram all charge.' whether from special
tax or other duty, •
E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
THE
WASHINGTON LIBRARY
COMPANY,
In order thin the benevolent object set forth in
this circular may be successfully accomplished,
.have issued rive series of
FINE STEEL-PLATE ENGRAVINGS,
which are put on subscription at prices much
bolo* their retail value.
CERTIFiCATI OF STOCK 1N THE WASH
- ' • INGTON I.I,BRARY COMPANY
Will be . issued, stamped with the seal of the Com
pany, and signed by the Secretary. (None others
genuine.); - - -
Any person sending us ONE DOLLAR, or pay
ing the. same to our local Agents, will receive
immediately a flue, Steel-Plate Engraving, at
choice from the following
list, and One certifi
cate of Stock, insuring. One Present in our pub
lished schedule. ,
(Dm DOLLAR „ENGRAVINGS
No. 1—" My Chill! My 'Child !" No.
"They're Saved! They're Saved!" -No.:1—:" Old
Seventy-six; or, the Early Days of the Revoln
tion.”
. Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will re
ceive elth.r of the following line Steel Plates at
choice, and Two Certificates of Stock, thus be
coming entitled-to Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAVINGS
" No: I—" Wtishington' Courtship." • , 21ti. 52.-
" Wrnshington's Last Interview 'With his :Mother."
THREE DOLLAR ENGR.V.I.NOS...
Any Person paying THREE' DO.LLARS
,rewive thy beautiful Steel. Plate of
' "HOME FROM THE WAR,"
and Three Certificates of .Stock, becoming
,en
titled to Three P:esents.
=
Any person paying,FOU'R'DOLLATtS shall re
ceive the large and beautiful Steel Plate of
"-THE PERILS OFIOUR FOREFATHERS,"
and Four Certificates of Stock,. entiti ing them 1.9
Four Presents.
FIVE DOLL;AIt ENGRAVIN
Any person who payA -FIVE DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate of
"THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS,"
and Five Certificates of H . toelc, entitling them to
Presents.
The Engravings and Certifimtes n 2.11 I).a deliv
ered to each snbserllier at our Local Agencies, or
sent by mail, post paid, or express,,as may be
ordered.
• TIiR
WASHINGTON _ LIBRARY
COMPANY
w 1, NV A It f
" THREE HUNDRED THOUSAiN : I)
lii "Pl'ege . iifsh
T E 1 - 1 EIfOLD S,
On. It I - I - nighty. Scpteuiber .
•
• AT PHILADELI.IIIA,
. ,
Or at the Institute, Rivershie, New Jersey.
SCHEDLTLE OF. PRESENTS
. 1 Cush Present 0.40,000
1 Cash Present 20,1)00
1 Cash Present 'lO,OOO
1 I.2ash;Present • ' • - • ' -' - • , ;:5,000
2 Ctish. Presents of $2,500 each - ' • _5,000
1 Handsome Countryltesidence, Stable,
. Grounds, Se ., Germantown, Phila. 18,000
1' Doable ,Besidenee, three-story brick;
Camden, N. J 15,0Q0
I. Coat Depot, 011iceS,. Sheds, Ground,
with business established, 'No. 1314
W;Gbington Avenue, Phila 10,000
1 Country Resklenee, Riverside, N. J.,
•• with Ground, Fruits, 4:c 10,000
1; Three-story,Cottago, Lot, dm 0,000
25 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside, $2OO
- ' each 5,000
. 1 Elegant Tomcat, Family Carriage,
Span of Horses, Harness, tte., complete 0,000
11) Valuable Building Lots, ;380u - each 3,000
1 Beautiful Silver-Gray lion4e, Hy
hands high, sired by the cvlebrateu
imported Arabian , 11 - Onte ' " Caliph ;"
• .. aid°, a light ltoad Wagon, weight 140 .
_ fie a u r t i t i dit, ,, wlt e l . i,a m ti a l th of , s a urgto .c r i Single, ~.., •
tablishment - '5,000
20 Planes $5OO each . 10,000
IV Melodeons; $225 each --
4,500
4 Rosewood Sewing Machines, $2OO each - 1,000
-10 Family Sewing Machines, $lOO each..... ' 1,010
50 Fine Gold \Vatches,s2oo each 10,000
100 011 Paintings, by leading artists—ag
. *-I„.vegate value. ' - ' 10:000 .
3 t.,;amers'llair Shawls, $l,OOO each - 3,000
2 -Camel's Hair Shawls,7S3,ooo each 0,0110
' 3^Handsome Lace Shawls; 2210 each... _• 750
10 Cashmere Shawls, Sio oath ' _, . 500
-1!.. , 0 Silk - Dm-8s Patterns, $75 each.:..__...... „ 1,500
•00 City Building Lots, $175 each . • 8,750
•
The remainder will consist of Silver-
,
- -" ware, -- Islusicarßoxes,"Opera Glasses;
-Pocket Bibles, and different articles
...
of ormunent and use, amounting to, 82,000
- , t - ' - ::. ~•
..,., 'N. , - • .
e 1.10,000
tliv,..prppertic:s given clear of Ancturtbrance.
HOW TO OBTAIN.KIARES It , IENGRA.V.INGS.
_
' Bend orders to - ixF.i . by innil,..erielOsing•Tram 'SI
to $2O, either by Post °Mee orders or •in it regis
tered letter; nt our risk., Largerautributa should
be sent py draft or express. - .
AO stares with EugntvingS -- ' • ' 50,50
25 - 4, . • -." _ " - • ' =3,50
:50 ' " • " ~.. .- " _ 40-50
100
.. ' - 0,00
"'' r . • 00,00
Local AGENTS NvantedtliTotigliout t to LT. S
The Association have 'a
pointed - as' Receivers,
Messrs. GEORGE A. CO IKE S CO., whose well
known Integrity. and business experience will
be a sutilcient guarantee that the money Intrust
eel to them will be promptly applied to the par-
PrizAtntr..rnr - A,`P.n., May al, 1887.
,Tn Use Offiner' a•and dleanheirs of .14; Wirf , lsingion
anninny; N. S. .REA A - Snciagrfil• ,:`,r,7
, 1 • GENTLEMIC•:::—OIi recelfit of yonr favor of the
- 15th• inst.;,notifyinit us• of our appointment as
Receivers for your-Company ,we took the liber
ty to submit a copy of your- Charter, with a plan
ofyonr enterprise, to the highest legal authority
of the State; and having received his favorable
opinion luxe - nerd told; leindity,-nnd synipatlng-:
• ing withthe benevolent,oldect of yont-Associa
,,tion,:vizi"the education and maintenimm of the
,orpinurchildretiof our, soldleos and sallorsat the
*ltlverside institute, We bare concluded to accept
the, trust; suad.to use our -best , efforts to 'promote
?so worthy,an. object... , .; • - •
, :. - - , 4•Restxtetfully yours;
XdcfritUri leticisinittorderor to'. I
-'-',GEWA.;COOKE dr.'CO:, - Bankera,';
South Third Street:Philadelphia - Pa -
Receivers fog.theWashlngton IdbrriryCoroptiny . ,
1: : •
,•:
DRY GOODS. •
J.. "II A D MA N ,
„ , ,
No. 9 Loo-ia.t.: Street.:
SPRING&:SIBIAR-OF 1867.
BEE
` - POPUI:IAR" PRICES' IN
DRESS GOODS,
HOUSE- - KEEPINgeGoops,,
CARPETINGS,
And all kinds of D omes ti cs !
SPRING COATINGS,
Cassirneres 85-Vestings.
A First-Class Cutter andßest Workmen
are Employed
TRIMMINGS IN GREAT VAR_ lETI TO
MATCH GOODS.
GOODS brADE UP TN
LATEST PHILADELPHIA & NEW
YORK STYLES, and satisrac-
A Speciality wade of • Ladies' &tepee
and Cloths for Sacques
Best Makes of KID GLOVES, in a 1 the
NEW SPRING coLoßs
Arete Bargains received almost daily
01111 BUYhlt IS CONSTANTLY- IN
STOCK NEW, FULL, VARIED AND
CHEAP.. An examination of Stock
and Prices solicited. GOODS
- . always, gladly sliown
At -EIALIDEMA_N'S,
NO. 9 LOCUST STREET
WCr. PATTON, • •
•
CORNER SECOND AND LOCUST STREETS,
COLUMBIA, PENNA.,
.11AS OPENED .A.NOTITEit NEW STOCK OF
SIibIRER - GO OD SA
DRY GOODS,-GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions,-Sze.,
. _
. . .
• . it
The attention of the Ladies is especially in=
- Med , to a splendid assortment of
DRESS, GOODS,
Of the most desirable styles and fahrle.s, and all
the Novelties of the Season.
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,
'HOOP SKIRTS, BALMORAL SKIRTS,
WHITE GOODS,.
Marseilles, Piques', Brocade Canibrics, Plain and
Striped Cambries, Soft-finished and Skirting
Caunbries,Plain, Striped, Plaid and Dotted
S{Vigg, French Muslin, Taxletan,Dirni
, ties, Needlework, Edgings and In
• sertings, Linen Handkerchief.,
Collars, ete:,
_GENtLEMEN - SHOULD NOTICE
CLOTHS, ,CASSIMEAES R. GENTS'
TIfIiNISHING GOODS.
CLOTHING MADE VAT° ORDER
An examination of mj•Staelcissolicitod, which
Cannotfail to convince any one that this is the
place TO BUY GOODS CHEAP.
NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
SEWING MACHINES
WREET..r.it & WTI-sox, .WILCOX & Grans,
ELT-TT...L.IwS HONE, for Bale and to Rent,
Warranted to give entire satisfaction..
ITa-Second hand GROVER S BAKER MA
CHINES, in good order, furnished when desired,
at about half price. _ _ _
fay IS, '47
NE iNG DS ! *,
_ •
I. 0. BRUNER'S
- .
_Cheap . .oasli Store,
.FRONT STREET, above LOCUST, COLUMBIA.
.. , We are constantly receiving. additions to our
stock, and have now a largo anti varied assort
ment - Of ' ' •
-=---LADIES'- -DRESS -. GOODS,
Consisting 'of notables, Challis, Laiviis,..l%loram
biques, plain and , flgured, Alpacas, Poplins, ke.
CHEAPER' TITAN"-EV ER. ;
'New Goods for Summer Wenr, bought at the
tow - PRICES, and will he sold love
- ,• , 'At I. 0. ERITNERs,,
We have no Goods bought _at the high prices,
consequently can sell cheaper than some others.
11 - e havejust receivediulditions.
• ,„We , lnvlte intention hiour stoek of
MCSLINS, SHEETINGS, TICICINGS, GLN
• GHAMS' CALICOES "FLANNEL, •
LINENS; CHECKS, se..;
- At old ,Prices. „
A. - coplete itssortment of Cloths, -
m Ctu‘simeres,
Vestings, Tweeds, Jeans, Cot ton:ules;
- • , for men and boys' wear, atold prices. ,
Full line of ,Hosiery, Gloves;. and Trinunings,
Italmoral Skirts, Eloop Skirts, of Latest ,
Styles and , Rest Makes.- - • "
MERCHA.NT - ',TtiLLORLN . G •
Attended to'tn-ail Hit branches. Gentlemens
Suits-made to ; order, inAhe LateritSkyles, and
perfectly fitting garments or nopay'received.
i"•BOOLI'; SHOES: , . AND , G-tITERS
Made cif. the best Material;and Warrsinted equal
to the best home-made •
-, Intl seem. ,No charge to
' At' O. BRUIgERS,
Cheap Cosh Store, Front oh:Locust Fit., -
" , - 7-- •"• • , Columbia, Pa.
NET 'GROCERY .STORE.:
The ,Subscriheritv'euld reivectrally in forte
the thlic generally; that he has just received a
`general assortment of , - " :
GROCERIES, PROVISIO:VS, TEAS ' , AND -SPICF2.
, Itenned Sugars of all kinds. - . • ;
, • No. 1, and - Mess hfnekerel,'. -
English dr. - American Pickles,
Sugar - Cured Hams '
Extra klite - Syrimg, ,
" • / -- Old Rio Coffee,
: • DRIED 'AND CANZIED:ERVITS,. • •
itaiSins, Prunes. and prepared Maidard always
on hand and of the very, hest grades; '• " ; •
; Our stock of staple , mid Liner groceries, is.full
and complete andwo intend keeping it fresh, by
almost daily
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NOVELTIES IN
Lion Guaranteed
THE MARKET
SPRING AND
And a full line of
A choice select ion of
W. G. PATTON,
Cur. Second and Locust so.,
Columbia, Pa