ILONtifFEI.ALOW.
Deputture of the ►•oat, for Enropea..
Poem by Oliver 'Wendell Helmer..
The Boston A tiri,rtiser of yesterday says :
"Longfellow sails tz:-Knorrow from New York in
the steamer Russia for Europe. The following
tribute was read a few event:vs ago at a private
farewell dinner . to the pet, and we have obtained
from its author permission to 'give it publicity,
feeling that the sentiment it embodies is that of
our whole country."'
Our Poet, who has taught the Western
breeze
To waft his songs before him o'er the seas,
Will find them wheresoe'r his wanderings
reach
Borne on the spreading tide of English speech
'Twin with the rhythmic waves that kiss the far
thee' beach.
Whe.c shall the singing bird a stranger be
I.llat finds a nest for him In every tree?
Flow shall be travel who can never go
Where his own voice the echoes do not know,
Where his own garden-flowers no longer learn to
grow ?
Ah gettlete , soul ! how gracious, how be
nign
Breathes through our troubled life that voice
of thine,
Filled with a sweetness born of happier
spheres,
That wins and warms, that kindles, softens,
cheers,
That calms the wildest woe and stays the bitter
est tears!
Forgive the simple words that sound like
praise ;
hrase ,
The mist before me dims my gilded p
Our speech at best Is half alive and cold,
And save that tenderer moments make us
bold
Our whitening lips would close, their truest truth
untold.
We who behold our autumn sun below
The Scorpion's sign, against the Archer's
bow,
Know well what parting means of friend ,
from friend ;
After the snows no freshening dews descend
And what the frost has marred, the sunshine will
net mend.
So we all count the months, the weeks, the
days _
That keep th
hearths ou from us in un r w wid te ow ond ed ti y' rlfe;
was
Grudging to alien
And one unwinds a clew of artless rhyme
To track thee, following still through each re
motest clime.
What wishes, longings, blessings, iirayers
shall be
The more than golden freight that floats with
thee!
And know, whatever welcome thou shalt
and—
Thou who haat won the hearts of half man.
kind
The proudest, fondest love thou leavest still be.
hind !
MAY 23, 1868
CITY BI3MAI[MIC][N,
FEMALE itonuan.—A. very nicely and costly
dressed woman, who gave her name as Louisa
Fisher, was arraigned before Alderman Toland,
yesterday afternoon, npon the cherge of larceny.
She was discovered by a servant in a house at the
north west corner of Fifth and Brown street'.
She was detained, and then Mrs. Hamilton, who
occupied, the upper part of the house, discovered
that a closet d been broken op three
vortemonnales a c
$4OO had en
been and
stolen.
A policeman was called and the woman was
taken to' the Seventh District Police
Station. On the way she offered to give the po•
liceman $250 if be would let her slip. Two of the
stolen pocket-books, containing s23o,were found
under a bed in the Sergeant's room at the station
house,when the prisoner after wards acknowledged
she had placed them. The third pocket book was
not found, but in the stocking of the accused $l6O
were aiscovered. She also had a satchel, which
contained a complete set of skeleton keys, some
trinkets,and a pocket-book, with a small amount
of money in it. Concealed under her hat was a
check for $lOO, signed Mary Doyle. Daring the
bearing the defendant was recognized by Mrs. A_ .
Ladner as the woman who had robbed her house,
No. 526 North Third street, of a watch and chain'
sometime The accused was committed in
default of $2,000 bail for trial.
TIIE, Osumi DzAn.—The following circular has
been issued;
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GENERAL ' S OF
DETARTDIF.NT OF PENNSYLVANIA, GRAND
ARMY OF THE ResTUITLIC U. 8., PHILADELPHIA,
May 26,1868.—An appeal is made from the Grand
Commander of the Department of Virginia,Grand
Army of the Republic, to the loyal Stoles, asking
donation of small flags to decorate the graves of
the Union dead in the various cemeteries around
Richmond.
There are seven cemeteries within reach of Rich
mond, containing each about three thousand
(3,000) Union dead, among whom are representa
tives from every Northern State.
It being deemed impossible to get flowers
•enough for the occasion, they have determined
to use small flags.
The undersigned has been directed to receive
such donations, and will promptly forward them
fto Geo. I. Egber),,,Ric4nond, Va.
w. J. MAC KEY,
Assistant Quartermaster General,
Department of Pennsylvania, G. A. Ft.,
Office, 506 Market street.
MURDEROUS ASSAULT.—Yesterday afternoon
two men, named William Rittison and Geo. Pat
terson, went to the house of Christian Eller, on
'William street, near the Trenton railroad. They
fired off a pistol which was lying on a table.
Mr. Eller ordered them to leave and they went
out, taking the pistol with them. Mr. Eller_
asked them to return the pistol. They then
turned around, rushed into the house, beat Mr.
Eller with a rolling pin and threw the contents
of a kettle of hot water over him. Rittison and
Patterson were arrested and were taken before
.Ald. Senix, and were each held in $l,OOO bail to
answer.
8110 T BY A BM - MAR.—Last night, about ten
o'clock, a negro was discovered in the kitchen of
the house of Mr. Frank Altemus, No. 540 North
Fortieth 'street. Mr. Altemus was informed of
the fact and went down to the kitchen. He had
a pistol and fired at the intruder. The latter re
turned the tire, and the ball took effect in the
fleshy part of the leg of Mr. Altemus, causing a
painful though not serious wound. The fellow
.then made his escape tityugh the kitchen door.
--
Hoy 11:3usEo.—Yester ay afternoon some boys
attempted to gtt on a coal car while it was in
motion, on Ninth street, near Columbia avenue.
»A brake: man on the ear threw a piece of coal at
the juveniles. The namile struck a lad named
Fred: Milton in the face, seriously injuring him.
The brakesman was arrested. His name is Joseph
Boater. He had a hearing before Ald. Kemble,
and was placed under $2,000 ball.
A TROUBLESOME FELLOW.—John Stier' was be
fore Alderman Heina this morning upou the
.charge of assault and battery. Yesterday after
noon he assaulted a woman, who had pepper-pot
for sale, and upset her kettle pf soup. tie was
arrested and fought the policeman. A citizen
came up to assist the officer, sod, it is allege 1,
was badly beaten by fitlep. The latter was held
in *l,soobail to answer at Court.
NEW Auction Houss.—Meesra. Martin Bros ~
salesmen in the employ of M. Thomas 6: Bons,
have leased the premises formerly known :Is
Keres China Hall, au Chestnut street, below
tilith, and intend to St them up for carrying on
the auction business.
Fon Nem ORLEANS.—The attention of our
merchasts is called to the advertisement of the
steamer Star of the Union, by which it wilt be
seen her day of selling has been changed from
Saturda_y_, the 6th. to Wtdnesday, the 3d of Jane,
at 8 A. 151., at which time she will positively sail.
Ronay.p His Ylonosa.—Gt o. P. Levitt, resid
ing at Ne. 328 Juniper street, Was arrested yester
day, and was taken before Aid. Jones, upon the
charge of the larceny of a gold watch and chain,
and the property of his mother. tie was
Committed for tilal.
HOSE PURCIIASE.I3.—Tho Congress Fire Com
pony, of Chestnut Rill, puirchased this morning'"
700 fret of 10-inch Forcing lElostrfront the Moo
nlit Fire Company. The latter company still hss
1,000 trot , of hose in excellent order.
_—
FIRE IN
,PER MANTOWN.—The mill 'of Randall
It Son, on tihititinsek street, near GrermantOivn
avenue, in Germantown, was partirdestroyed by
tire about twelve O'clock last night" The loss Is
estimated atsl3,ooo.
Fins.--This moruing about 9 o'clock
a fire occurred' at a house No:' 2106 Callowbiil
street. The flames were mulled by children play
ing with Matches. Damage trifling.
MARKET TWEE.—A colored wan names lorry
Coachman was arrested this morning at the
Faimer' Market, for the larceny of 50 pounds of
lard. He was committed by Alderman Jones.
LIrE to-day's BULLETIN will
be found the advertisement of Messrs. A. J.; J. 13.,,
Corbin, General,Agents for the Continestal Life
Insurance Comi6ny of Hartford, Ct.
The record of the career of the Continental has
been most honorable. Its business in Connec
ticut, where its officers and managers are best
known, is believed to exceed that of any other
Company, and is rapidly increasing.
Its Directors have been selected from the most
estimable citizens of Hartford, men whobe names
are synonymous with high social position, afflu
ence and business integrity.
The implicit confidence reposed in the judg
ment and integrity of its managers and represen
tatives in this city, has been demonstrated
by the rapid increase and prosperity of their busi
ness.
Showing' an exceedingly low ratio of Losses
and Expenses to its receipts, and possessing a
ratio of assets to Liabilities exceeding that of the
oldest companies in the country, we can unhesi
tatingly recommend the "Continental," not only
,to those contemplating an insurance on their life,
but 'Da those desiring to engage in active business
as well.
THE most extraordinary sale of American
FiCtures and Crystal ,Medallions from the Ameri
can Art Gallery, New York (established for the
encouragement of Artists), will take place this,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings in
Scatt's Art Gallery, 1020 Chestnut street. Every
lover of the fine arts should embrace this oppor
tunity.
EVIDIOCIE INCONTROVERTIBLE.—WO are glad to
be able to lay before our reader; the following notifica
tion from the State Department at Washington. which
must forever eet at rest the question as to what Sew
ing and Buttonhole Machine was honored with the
on/I/gold medal awarded at the Paris Universal Expo
sition. Read it, then visit the Wheeler & Wilson
Company's Warerooms in this city (Messrs. Peterebn
& Little, Agents), No. 704 Chestnut street, whbre
these incomparable machines may be seen in constant
operation
O. W. H.
REPABTIIMiT Or &ATI!,
WAAIIINGTON, 9th May,1369,
To Wriss LEE & Virmsorr, of New York.
SIRS
The Department has received One Gold Medal,
awarded to your firm on Sewing and Button Hole Ma
chine?, at the Paris Universal Exposition of 1887.
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
GENERAL GRANT, in his last great speech, said:
"Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking, I would
prove, fellow citizens. derelect to my love for a good
smoke if I sat down without calling your attention to
the excellence of Lorillard's Yacht Club [rewiring to
bacco. In the last package purchased I found an or
der for an elegant meerschaum pipe, from which, with
your consent, I will now take a few whiffs." This
was greeted with hearty cheer., while the (fodder. of
Liberty held up her hands admiringly and said,
"WAtrou II Lm."
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AT least eight hours of the twenty-four are
spent in sleep, and a large portion of the balance on
cushioned chairs or Forms. It is important, therefore,
that the material with which our mattresses, pillows.
seats, &c., are tilled, should be of the best quality, and
we think that the whole human race will thank us for
calling their attention to the ELASTIO SPONGE, a new
material, which may be seen and examined at the
store, No. 1111 Chestnut street.
A RUNAWAY couple were recently discovered in
Cincinnati by a pursuing father, a well-known trunk
upon a hack betraying them. The old gentleman
quietly put the young man out of the carriage, got in
himself, and drove back with his daughter.
Moral.—"A woman is known by the trunk she
keeps " Just so we judge a man by his dress. IL lel
hardly worth while, we suppose, in this connection, to'
mention the celebrated Clothing Elonse of Charles
Stokes & Co., under the COntinerktal.
NEW HATS for Misses and Children, of the
most elegant Ftyles, and at all prices. OAKFORD'ii,
under the Continental.
.Jurncious mothers and nurses use for children
a safe and pleasant medicine in Bovorn's IN vANT COR
DIAL.
BOWER'S SENNA FIGS, FOR CONSTIPATION
filly cent& Depot Sixth and Vine.
"HAIL Columbia, happy land !"-LP. Lorillard
has brought out a new brand of Brooking Tobacco;
tine, bright, sun-dried and free from nicotine. He en
closes besides, in his daily packages, orders for ele.
gent meerschaum pipes. The country's safe. E
Plu
ribus Untnn. Erin golzgh!
Tim pleasure arising from wearing a pair of
Bartlett s Boots or Shoes is akin to that experienced
in the society ref a gentlemanly acquaintance—one
feels a sense of filled comfort. No. 33 South Sixth
street, above Chestnut.
Loko Complaints, Bronchitis, Asthma, &c , are
speedily reliei,ed, and if taken in time, permanently
cured by Jayne's Expectorant. You find in it
also a certain remedy for Coughs and Colds. Sold
everywhere.
GROVER & BAKER'S Highest Premium Sew
Machines, 730 Chestnut street.
FINE BOOTS AND GAITERS AT Low PRICES.—
Gentlemen who Gonenit comfort, economy, elegance
anti good taste should call on Cnas. Elehel, the accom
plished cordwainer, No. 504 North Eighth street,above
Buttonwood. Be has au immense stock of Boots and
Shoes of all the prevailing styles, at very low prices.
Youths' Boots and Gaiters on handend made to order.
UNION HOTEL,
Saratoga.
Popular Prices.
Superior Accommodation for Families and Gen
tlemen.
$4 50 per day, $29 per week, $lOO for four weeks.
Omnibus and Buegage Master to receive Cnecks at
Station.
Open from June let to October let.
Address ISLAND BROTHERS,
Or S
LEMe tr LAND dit. CO.
opolitan ' Hotel.
HOT Hover GRAVES, elegant bunches! Hot
House Peaches! Tempting and tieliciois French C,m
fedi( us, embracing all the nove,ties, at A. L. VAN
SANT'S, Ninth and Chestnut streets.
MILLINERY GOODS AT BARGAINS.-9. splendid
line of English Walking Hats, in Drab, Brown, Wnite,
&c., selling at
LIIHS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION.
Mso, fresh novelties in Fancy Bonnets, Ladles ' an
Children's Trimmed Hate, and every style of Bonne
Materials at the lowest, prices. Elegant new San Hats
WOOD & CARY,
725 Chestnut street.
THE great ceremony next month of the
M. will necereitate a new Rat. Go to Oakfurdia; ui
der the Continental Hotel Order it now.
MEMBERS of the Masonic Order can get their
Silk Bats for the coming "occasion" at CaAs: OAK
SONS, under the Continental Hotel.
FLORENCZ SEWING MACIUNE.
Florence Sewing Machine.
Florence Sewing Machine.
Office, 1123 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
ATOMIC/1N WALTHAMHEIL
TM): BY T. TUM (MEAT r.
Recommended by. Railway Conductors, engineers
and exprtssmen, the moat exacting class of watch
wearers, as superior to all others for strength, eteadi
nese, accuracy and durability.
Unscrupulous dealers occasionally sell a worth
less Swiss imitation. To prevent imposition,
buyers should always demand a cortillcato
gene lneness.
For sale by all respectable dealers.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENIS and druggists' sdu
dries.
SNownstr & BEOTIIEIt,
23 South 'Eighth greet.
DEAFICESII BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.
J. Isaacs, hi, 1:2 0 . Professor of the Eye andßar, tres.
all diseases appertaining to the above members wi a
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most n.-
liable sources in the city can be Been at his- office, N
SOD Arch street. The medical faculty are invited 1)
accompany their patients, as be has no secrets in h's
practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge D 1 5 ,4.0
for examination.
CITY NOTICES.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN—PHILADELPIIIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1868
-dmmmemmi
• NEW ENORSV tNGS,
NEW CEROKO - LlTltst R&PLIS.
JANES S. EARLE & BONS,
810 Chestnut Street,
Ara just in receipt of CHOICE BELEOTIONB of NEW
kIiaRAVINGO and elilloMo.l.dtiOGliAPHS. their
own importation per ateamer (My of Boston. as folio we •
•'Silks and Satins of the Fnglish Teri"
Portrait of Geo. Peabody,
The Ship Boyra Letter.... .........
"Just ..... _ .......
"the Birthday Present"........
The Offer—" Perfectly Satlisfactory"...,
"Accepted"="l take the opportunity".
"The Baptista of Our Lord" .... . .
"Marie Antoinette at Tr ianorir..... • • •
From Waterloo to Paria=4815...... • ..•
"After W0rk".....
"Peace"--"War"—a pair
"Changing Pasture"
"David and Goliath" •
"The Bock of Ages," photograph, colovid or tuicol,..oertei
"Purity." A photograph; "Bed Riding Bong," pho•ngraph
AMeng • the above will be found some of the most
charming of late publications.
adronier.Lllhooreurha. including the latest of Birket Fos
ter's works. Rotobotham's Swiss Views, and Pentees
Scotch Lakes: varying in size and price.
The Matterhorn, Wetterhorn. Vitellhorn,......Rowbotham
Burley, Ringwood, Christchurch,/
Ro
Sophia. Thames, (Eng. visages) •" . ...... •wboth am
Meek. Persenberg...... •. ........... .............Krause
Valet of Liuterbrunnen... .
The Jungfran, from the BehynigePlaite...... • ......Batler
Loch Rannoch, Loch Tay. Pearson and Wainwright
Early Morning. lididburst, Sussex.. • •
Day in the Woods (bawd-finished ichroMo)....Brickley
Lochc Lomond After a Storm PenleY
Langdale Pikes, Windermere. .......... ............ PonleY
Ecce Iltmo, Mater Dolorosa (wonderful fag similes)•
Virgin of the Chair (after Raphael).
Hunting, Hawking... ..... ............Fred. Taylor
Fine Weather, "A Breezy Merning".• • David Cox
New worim by Birket Foster, as, follows: Plucking
Flowers; The Pet Kitten; The Young Scholar; Sailing the
Boat; Rustic Student, dre.
On the, Corso—The Bal Masque.. .. . .... ............Bouvier
The Ivy Wreath—The Wreath of Roses Bouvier
On the Wey—At Railing, Surrey. ........ • .T. Soaper
On the Teign—Dovon.... ........ ................T. Sootier
The Jungfrau—Catenzars—Calabria...... .. —.Richardson
A Peaceful Summer Afternoon. .......... Wainwright
A Group of Cattle—Summer.......... ......... Wainwright
A Cooling Draught. ................... Hill
Mill end Loch. Wainwright
Broad Stairs... —•• .. ..... . ........ ..... . ..... Callow
Connemara.— .............. .......:...... .Penley
Repose—Cattle ...... ....... ....... ••• .. —Cooper
Southend, Loch Tyne ........ ......... .... ............. Mole
Proximal SIM Borzeno
Bummer, Kokes. Winter...... •..•• .. • ............. Dun tze
The Bantle= ............. ...... •.. • • Carden'
AWaterfa11..................... ....... ...... Koko'.
The Singing Lesson.... ............ ...........C. Selzbresser
Playing l'onum ....... ........ • • ............. ..... Kretzmar
Mackerel Fishing, Off Donquerque. ...... —Herbert
A Winter Morning. Summer Afternoon...... Wainwright
With many others.
Prices very moderate• ranging from $1 60 to $l5.
niy`2o NV f mr3ll,
NEW STYLES
OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
NEW EN GRAYIkGS,
NEW ORSOMO-LITHOGRAPHS ,
E ARLES' GALLERIES,
816 Chestnut Street.
LADIES' DRESS TRRELIRINGII•
MARY B. CONWAY,
LADIES' DRESS FIIIIINISMNG
AND
SHOPPING EMPO
111 SOUTH SIXTEENTINTBUM.kET.
PIULADELPHIA.
Ladles from any part of the United States can r , u 8 their
orders for Dress Material* DreseekCloake,Bolieus.Sho ,, s ,
Under Clothing, Mournii.g Suits, Wedding Tresses% T.
a.
sellng Outfits, Jewelry, dtc.,,. also Children ' s Clothing, In.
{ant's W arch oboe, Gentlemen's Linen. &c.
In ordering Garments, Ladies will please send one of
their MCAT yrrriso nagesze for measurement; and Ladies
visng the city should not fail to call and have their
measures registered for future convenience.
Refers. by permission, to
MR. J. M. HAFLEIGH.
1012 and 1014 Chestnut street;
MESSRS. HOMER COLLADAY &CO.,
mhlfp'..4m 818 and 820 • heetnut street.
MATTRESS AND BEDDING.
SPRING.DEDB.
-
1301SIETEliNG ENTIRELY NEW AND NOVEL.
KRIEGLIOFF'S . 'ATENT SPRING-13ED.
FOR CHEAPNESS, DURABILITY. CLEANLINESS
and especially the most dstiohtfut Traction of elasticity.
We guarantee our Beds to excel all Spring-beds in use.
We feel should in the qualities we claim, that if on
trial they fail to give satisfaction in every respect,
they may be returned to us and the money will be re.
tended.
Made to order to /it bedsteads of any size.
Liberal discounts to Whole.ale Dealers, Hotels, &e.
Entirely constructed of metal, are warranted to remain
free Irom vermin.
COVELL, BALDWIN & CO.
N. E. corner Chestnut and Eighth streets, up stairs
BOLE MANUFACILTRERS FOR THIS ClTYm.rp* AND
STATE. m 521.1
MI Perron® Having Left Orders for
WOOD HANGINGS
At No. 917 WALNUT Street, can have them filled by ap
plying ut the Company's Office,
No. 1111 CEIESTNUT Stieet,
SECOND ELOOE.
Where they are now receiving a full and choice stook o
the Hangings. and are prepared to receive new ordere.
ALL WOKS WARRA.NTED.
m 3 92 etrpt
TO LET.
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE
tintlre tipper part. Basement and Bub-Cellar. Apply a
apm ig 0 Chestnut Street.
VrONELL VB.. MONELL.—IN DLVORCE, C. P.,
March Term 1868, No. 84.
10 WM. MON ELL—Dear Sir: Please take notice that
the Court has appointed Montelius Abhott,Esm. Examiner
in this case, and that he will sit to discharge tho duties of
his appointment, at au adjourned meeting thereof, at his
care, ro. 180 South Sixth street, on Wednesday, 10th of
juice, 1.413 at 10 o'clock A. M. Interrogatories have been
filed, end you are at liberty to life cross-interrogatories, or
apical and cross.examine the witomeme.
With Respect, RßY &a.,
G. HA DAVIS,
Attorney for Libellant.
MAY 28.1068.
he above notice is given in consequence of an order to
that effect made in the said Court this day. my 36 ISt
VASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, se.--IN
J Bonkruptcy.--At Philadelphia, May 27,1 -- TheM um
&reigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as
assignee if DAVID ()LIAM Mite, of the city of PhiladeL
thin, in 'ho County of Philadelphia, and State of Penn
sylvania, who ban been adludtged a Bankrupt upon his
°NM petition by the District Loud of said District.
It. L ASIMUEST,
Assigns°.
m 3 27 vt St
TAT lIITE CASTILE SOAP.-100 BOXES GENUINE
Vt White Castile Soap, lauding frotn brig Pennsylvania,
from Genoa, and for sale by JOS. B. BUBBLER i ca., tea
South Delaware avenue.
ArtiAO,
..:.PickeragU
.....T. Roberta
Jas. Glow
Robt. Hannah
....Thos. Feed
..Robt. Dowling
• J Caraud
...blarcws Stone
Thos. Faed
...Gustave Dore
...Rosa Sonhour
WOOD HANGINGS.
TO REAM.
LEGAL NOTIVEB.
A CLEAR, 141W00711 SKIN AVID BEAU•
TI FUL COMPLEXION follows tho use of lIELMOOLD'iI
CONCENTRATE)) EXTRACT bARRAPABILLA.
It removes rilitok spoto. pimples. moth patches and al
eruptions of the skin.
IN THE SPICING MO/ITM TINE NY&
tem naturally rindergoni a ehange,and RELDIHOLD , I3
HIGHLY CoNCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARUM.
on A. to an assistant Of the greatest value.
YOUNG LADIES, BEWARE
Oft THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS of Pace Powders and
Washes. Minch remedies dose up the pores of the akin,
and is a abort time deatroy the complexion. If you would
have a fresh. healthy end u °
ELELMBOLD'S EXTRACT fi
NOT A FEW OF TUE WORST DIS•
ORDERS that afflict mankind arise from corruption of
the blood. HBIALHOLD . B EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
is a remeds , of the utmost value.
, „
RELINBOLD'S EXTRACT 'IYARSALPAs
RILLA cleanees and renovate, the blood.inatllla the vigor
of health into the system, and purges out the humors that
makcidisease.
QUANTITY' vs. QUALITY. HELM
13OLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. The dose is
small. Those who desire a large quantity and largo doses
of medicine ERR.
THOSE WIIO DESIRE BRILLIANCY
OF COMPLEXION must en gt and enrich the blood,
which HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
BAL.SAPARILIA invariably does. Ask for /iihnboid'e.
Take no other.
KELBIBOLD 9 S CONCENTUATED EX
MUT SARSAPARILLA hi the Great Mood Further•
HELIN~IOLD'~ 3
Highly Concentrated Fluid Extract
SARSAPARILLA
ERADICATES ERUPTIVE AND ULU Al .TIVE DISEASED
Throat, Nose, Eyes, Eyelids, Soalp
Which so disfigure the appearance, PURGING the evil
effocbs of mercury and removing all taints, the remnants
of DISE.% tib 8, hereditary or otherwise, and is taken by
ADULTS and CIIisLDREN with perfect SAFETY.
TWO TABLEAPOONITILS of the Extract of Sarsapa.
Drink,dded to a pint of water, is equal to the Lisbon Diet
and one bottle is equal to a gallon of the SYruP
Sarsaparilla, or the decoctions as usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in the Med
ico•Dbirurgical Review on the subject of the Extract of
Sarsaparilla in certain affections. by Benjamin Travera,
F. B. S., &c. Speaking of those diseases, and diseases
arising from the excess of mercury. he states that no
remedy ie equal to the Extract of Sarsaparilla; its power
is extraordinary, more so than any other drag I am AO.
quainted with. It is, in the strictest sense, a tonic with
this invaluable attribute. that it is applicable to ur igate of
the system so sunken, and yet so irritable as ren other
substances of the tonic class unavailable or inl otos.
RELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla
Established (,ipwards of 18 years.
H. T. HEL-MBOLD
DRUGGIST AND OEIDESIST.
594 BROADWAY, N York.
Bold by Drudidsta everywkore
price $1 86 per bottle. or 6 for S 6 50
OF TELE
and Skin,
PREPARED BY
CONTINENTAL 1.1 FE IT% SURANCE COMPANY
• - OF HARTFORD. 'CON T.
ASSETS neaily , lotlB6o, 50 per cent,
S. L ELMoRE, Secretary, JOHN S. RICE, Pitoldento
A. & I. S. toligirt, •A genie and . Attorneys for t aotOrn Penooylvaila,
Office in Now LodiOrliuilding, 114 South Sixth Sinn*,
By judicious econom7• in the nunagement of its business, thin Company bats attained s financial condition never
excelled by any Company of equal pie—possessing • ratio of assets to liabilities (meet:ANC that of the oldest com
panies in the country.
AGENTS WANTED , .
ExPorleurei Agents, Clergymen. Teachers or Business Km of mine optionble eitaricior, Wiaiting to retiroialt
THE CONTINENTAL , are invited to make applidation for ippointment. Call or address
,
• A. AD J. IS.. C011.1131N,
New Ledger Building, Philadelphia.
GEN DINE IVIEERSO ILIUM PIPES
The success attending our Method of introducing our Ceuta. rand has encouraged us to use the
same means to induce consumers to try the YACHT CLUB SMOKING TOBACCO. In this brand
we will pack daily,
orders, which entitle each finder to a genuine Meerschaum Pipe, carved after an original and appro
priate design. These pipes are manufactured e2pr c sty for this purpose by Mesta. Ksidenbeege &
Eon who took the first premium at the Paris Exposition over a competitors.
Er/MY PACKAGE OF
LORILLARD'S YACHT CLUB SMOKING. TOBACCO
is guaranteed to give entire satisfaction. "It is manufactured from the best, bright Virginia and
Turkish Leaf, FROM WHICH THE NICOTINE 18 EXTRACTED. It possesses none o the bad
taste so prejudicial to the majority of emoking tobacco, but is unsurpassed in quality and flavor.
Parties finding orders, by enclosing same to us properly endorsed with their fall address, will re
ceive the Pipes from our Store, corner CHAMBERS and CENTRE Streets.
We are constantly improving this bnd,'and are
Re still continue to pack Money in C E NTURYTO BACCO ash eretof ore.
P. LORILLARD,
16 1 '18 and 20 CHAMBERS Street, New York,
BOLD BY ALL RESPECTABLE DEALERS• •
B. A. VAN SCHAICK, General Agent,
16 South FRONT Street, Philadelphia.
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GROCERIES. LIC11:10111a, &V.
FINE FAMILY GBOCEMEEI.
To .Fernilies Going into the Country.
We offer to those going Into the country one of the
largest and finest stocks of FINE GROCEILLES is the city
to select from.
All goods eold by the package at wholesale prices.
TEAS, COFFEES. and all Staple Goods at prices re
duced lower than for many years.
meat care taken to have everything rectal safely and .
neatly as possible, and delivered free of chege at any of
the Vepots. to Chestnut ttlll, and country surrounding the
city. in our own wagons. ,
SIMON COLTON & CLARK.II
Se W. con Broad and Walnut Bta,
PHILADELPIIIAL.
env9-Imrp
THE
" EXCELSIOR " HAMS ,
SELECTED FROM THE BEST CORNFED HOGS.
ARE OF STANDARD REPUTATION. AND
THE BEST IN TRH WORLD.
J. H.- MICRENER & CO.,
GENERAL PROVISION DEALERS
And curers of the celebrated
" E XCELSIOR "
SUGAR CUREP HAMS. TONGUES AND BEEF.
NOEL 142 and 144 North Front Atreet.
None genuine unless branded "J. tl. M. A; Co.. EXCEL.
The Inetly celebrated "gtHELSIOR" HAMS are cured
by J. IL M. az Co. On a style peculiar to themselves). ex.
r:gdaY delicious flavor;
ert iVoooueed
epicure* ruperior to any now offered for sale.
ITIVS w
REDUCED.
rBENca PEAS AND MUSUROOMS. 45; Extra Whit
Beath Peaches. 25; Fresh Green Tomatoes for Plea.
cts., at A. J. DsCAMP'S. 107 South Secon street.EßßlEn
NEW YORK PLUMB AND SEEDLESS OB
50 cts..; North Carolina Pared Peaches, 25 cts.; bright un
pared haiVes. 15 cis.. at A. J. DsCAMP I 3. 107 &Mt
'Second street.
WINSLOW'S GREEN CORN and very superior Frost
Tomatoes, for sale by the case or can.at J. - DMIAM 2•I3
WI South Second street.
YARMOUTH BLOATERS, Sinoked,Spiced and Pickle(
Salmon and Boneless Mackerel, in kits, at A. J. 1)r
CAMPII, 107 South Second street.
DAVIS'S DIAMOND BRAND RAMS always on hand
ml7l42mrp)
ROBERT SHOEMAKER& CO.
E corner Fowl and Race Ste.,
WHC)LESALEDRU Or GISTS
PAINT MANUFACTITHERS,
Offer to the trade'or consumers,
Puie - White Lead, Zino White,
Colored Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
Artists' Materials, &o.
Agents for the celebrated •
VIEILLE MONTAGNE NNOW•WETTE MG.
4ticso'rliggioeittefrrOthroeleVatoffAirie work.
PURE PAINTS:
201 and 203 North Fourth Street,
Nottliesust corner of Race Street.
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AMERICAN
ANTI-INCRUSTATION CO.'S
, OFFICE.
No. 147 South Fourth St .9
lIILADELP.IIIII4II.
The Anti•lncrustator will remove locale from •stestir
boilers and keep them clean; rendering the holler lase
liable to explosion, and causing a great saving of fell
The instramente have been in successful use during the
last two years in many of the'large establishments in this
city. and from which the most flattering testimonials Of
their wonderful 'laving of fuel and labor have been
received.
Parties having boilers would do well to call at the office
and examine testimoniad. ete•
JOHN. FARBER A, President.
EZIld LLKEN', Secretary and Treasurer.
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AND A 114.138.-I(SW OROPOrlttbib,
T V ble Walnuts and Pew Shell Alinonde, for We
J. B. BUSSIII& & CO.. 106 South Vela Ware avenue•
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GI VIE N
IN DIFFERENT SACKS,
CENTURY TOBACCO.
DIIIIGS.
lIIVATCIIIIB9 JEIVELIBLY, &tie
Trade Mark Stamped on the
bat each
of le.
Metro Plate. c oMihiMiye
JAMES E. CILDWELL & CO.,
JEWELERS,
902 Chestnut Street,
PIIILADELPHII.
Bare been appointed
SPECIAL AGENTS
Lo this eity for the tale of ttas
00101A.M MFG.-COMPANY'S
FINE ELEOTRO-PLATED WARE
We guarantee these goods to be decided!! enrotliar to
anything in the mating. excelling In design., Watt sa4l
vain;
A Large assortment will be maintained.. andaold at the
manufacturers' regular.
FIXED PM CESt
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BAILEY & Co.,
819 CHESTNUT STREET
Have now s lame awortment of
ICE PITCHERS,
Extra Quality and Superior Finish.
w f InBrpAILEY' & CO.
CLARK & BIDDLE,
No. 712 CHESTNUT STREET.;
Offer for sale a shots* assortment of
STERLING AND STANDARD
EILV,ER WARE
FINE PLATED WIRES.
tes w&s4tni*
ilk WATCHES
•
DIAMO.NDS,
STERLING SILVER WARE,
AND
FINE JEWELRY,
AT PRICES MUCH. BELOW THE USUAL RATES.
JAMES T. 'GAI.JIALGIIE II,
(Late of Batley & Co.. formerly Batley & Hitches.)
130 U Chestnut Street.
to lfmw
SPOILTING.
Point Breeze Park,
Thursday May 28:
p urse $ll5. pang heats, 3 in 5, to harness, for horses
that have never trotted for money. Good day and track.
Horses to start at 8 o'clock P. Pd., precisely.
F. Wagner enters br. It. Gen. Geary.
J. B. BeilllCS enters br.
B. D. stetson enters b. h. Darby.
.1. •
L.sett enters & lg. Gen. Thomas.
Pd. Goodin enter" b. la. Masex.
G. w. Fitzwater eaters b. h. Lodi.
G. W. Fitzwater enters g came
The privilege of a member introducing a male Irritant
without pay Is suspended. Admission, $L
ra •
roirrr r - A '
ditional Premiums.
diedram..... No. 10. Purse of $l5O, mile heats.
9in g to harness. tor horses that
have not beaten 2.60; $lOO to first and $5O to second horse.
No. 11. Purse of $2OO, mile beats, 8 in 6 to harness, for
berms that have not beaten 2.45; $l5O to first and $5O to
second bores.
All horses must be eligible at the time of closing of the
entries.
Entries for the foregoing Purses mast he directed to the
office of the Secretary, No. 144 South Fourth etreet„Phila•
del phis where they will close on Thursday, May Sith.'at
11 o'clock, noon.
Entries must be sealed. and in every instance accord.
Panted with 10 per cent. entrance money on the Parse to
to be awarded.
Three or more entries to fill and two to start.
Should tray one horse start in either of the - races, he
will by entitled to his entrance money.
Name, color and sex of horses entered requested,
'Time blade under the saddle and at Pairs Will no_
debat'
horses from entering in above Purses.
ray 22.614 fiIA6I I . I SI4 KIIIAPATRICIC; Secretary. ,