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tiTEA'AiStilr " I'AXTWEIt;
,;luls , Mt, , Dear. ;her • A slurp; •
freighted with kryolite, sails;fOr 'Philadelphia
in a few - bents; and I avail myself of,, the un
opportunity in Send,. Yoiu a friendly,
A After Heaving 4N fOUrdI made Our
o ,first 'landfall at Capp Desolation, where, the
weatbet 'being dirty. and, there being on OILS
, - coast 'tielther light-house nor pilots, wC.lvote
forcO.Co :get , an anchor down , and hold on
three days_ before we could tztteatrt, into the
..„. Juliailsbaab„' the best of the Greenland colo
&?: There ive arrived July 15.- A•feu - items
, •of our doing since that date may interest you
Piist, on. the 17th, We went up to'. the Old
.Is.orse; rains a Krakortak, the .filiestm ow' the
coast-and in. novel fashion. My , old 'friend, '
the Rev...kir-Mahon (formerly of 17peinavik),
kindly acted as a 'guide, and we .crowded , into
. a woman's settl;skin boat; that is to 'say, 'Ali
umiak, Ichich WAS thirty six feet long, and, was
ProPelled..by six stout native women.: The
tempbrature was 65 deg.; the 'scehery,
and many the novelties, so we tiVadd 'mCist
delightful day—bothered only by,. ruosquitoes,
which are more numerous hortonvi more
cious, - I verily believe, than in any e.th6r, past
of the known world.. , • . , , „.
How 4;:)1d the:ruins are, nobody, knows; 'but
certainly not less tban eight centiiries ; and as,
I wandered • through the-church-yard, and
. bout-the:Once-massive rarilla oft ;•tio_Lnes of
the hardy ; Vikings and sons of, Vikings who
len_ • _ eo fled this toast,:the , story of their
• won e ieesk •see'. •I '
stones. The church rxiiri (or 'cathedial)stan , •
mucliosrwhen Graah visited ,it some forty
years" ato. One ;gable is yet ; eighteen feet ,
high the three'door-Wayt "are' petfeet,;„ and•
some of the windows•are in the' same condi,
Lion. ,'The walls are almost fiv 4 efeetthiclr, and
iu placeS Stilr3re.ry firm. While;Bradford Was
busy with - his trrish; and Dunmore and Crich
erson •With•their camera; rmade a'careful plot
of all the ruins, are nine, in; number.,
will please your curious , eyes as the phOto
graphslvill delight you. •
.r.rOni"auliansliaab—wliere, by. . way, I
must mot forget to mention we had some fine
freskpreenrand „beef and any ' qiiantity'
milk—we steamed out to a' oulrcolonY called
Krairesiment, where, directed by an ancient
Dane, 'llotzfeldt, by naine—the only white man*
in the place-we went up a fiord , to the front:
of a great glacier, and there we •lay at anchor
4 four days, on the most amicable terms with the
monstrous body in -stream, photographing it,
sketching it, surveying it, traveling upon it,
and, short, doing nothing that, was not •
agreeable as well as useful. • , • • • ,
The photographs •from , it are really superb,
are tak.en from every possible point of view,
and are everything the heart could wish`'for.
The weather was warm as an'early autumn
day at ' home, and ; - was enjoyed by all. There
was nothing'to interfere with us' but the afore
_ said mosquitoes, which fortunately did <not
reach the ship, nor yet the "summit of • the
glacier. - I believe nothing could possibly be ,
liner than the photographs obtained.. - '
Unhappily, f or our complete sense of com:-
fort, the glacier:.as less" dispbsed to be neigh
borlytthan We, for he set up a terrible fusilade
the moment :we gbt there ; 'and beside some
thouskinti of tons ice which at intervalg,
brolte , frorit the front, seven icebergs, one after
anotker, roiled their unwieldly forms into the
sea arid, set tlie waves upon us at such; a terri
ble rate that we were •glad enough to get a
safer place ofrefuge. .
But le* persons have ever seen amieebeig
break % toff: can rejoice in,' having both
seen and felt f _them. We may;: itapsodize
about 'Niagara, Its roar: its vastness, but ~one
knows not where to begin with a discharging
glacier ; so-I will not attempt it, on so small :a
bit of.paper. •
From the glacier here we came to meet a
hearty welcome from the controller of the
mines,-Mr.=Sastorf ; the director, Mr. Frits; •
' and the agent for the American Company,
Capt. Reynolds. One. is quite amazed at, the
apparently inexhaustible supply. Of kryolite in
the bed which thzy have opened.
The mine is, in fact, a, quarry—the bottom
of wlfichls some,forty feet , below the lever of
' the sea, and is,perhaps fifty l yards . across,
and as many up from the'beach.- It, lies upon,
the south side of this deep fi ord of Arsuk,
which.runs back many miles itito,the interior,
and like most of the Greenland fiords, is ter
minatedliy aglaCier. A hundred minereget
out about 11,0011 tons of the • mineral per
annuli). The mineral is immensely,-.rich—
ninety-six to ninety-nine per cent. Of soda and
alum—and although not sufficient in quantity
to pay for, corking, . the bed is prolific in other
ores. In a half hour's walk about the works I
picked up specimeng of iron, silver:lead, tin,
copper and arsenic. Strange, seems, that
this mineral, so precious and •so .valuable,
should be found here alone. • t •
To-morrow we put to sea, and then north
ward hol beneath-the midnight sun.___ Thus far .
all has been novel to me, but henceforth I
shall be among familiar scenes. We get on
finely. Everybody is in the best of spirits, and
the very best of health. Theship could not be
improved upon for either strength or comfort,
and, please God, in a couple of months I will
fetch to you, in person, my next budget of
news.' MeanWhile,telieve me, ever faithfully
yours, ISAAC I HAYES.
Mormon Doctrines.
The Deseret Evening News reports a sermon .
by its editor Elder Cannon, who says :
The prevalent idea concerning us in a great
Many circles is that we have thrown- aside the
Bible and have substituted in its stead a batik
of our own, the Book of Mormon, and other
works of modern origin, or works which they
consider of modern origin. It is only a few
weeks - since that a gentleman from the East
eru 'faWsirawinvite - d - to - preachjin - the - New-
Tabernacle. He did so, and preached a very
dent loung, any ter to ae`r"i ti'd2iisliea
and-theineeting-was-dismissedithis' -clergy=
said he bad not: he least idea that we had so
large a Christian element in our faith until he
heard-that-discourse from President Young.
He had supposed that we had set aside the
Bible and had taken the Book of Mormon and
the doctrines and revelations contained in that
and iii-the book of Doctrines anti 'Covenants
onrule.of faith. • ,
In an editorial in reference to the 'sermon
the editor remarks :
The discourse in this issue is on:, the first •
principles of the Gospel, as taught by the La
tter-day Saints, and will be of more than ordi
nary intere.st, to all who may be desirous .of
learning-the foundation of their faith.. Faith '
in Jews, Chri r st,,repentance of sin, baptism for
- Its realiSsiOiontlthe laying on of hands for
the recoptiou-ot.the Holy Ghost, are the four
cardinal principles,. without obedience to
which 00, Wan: cit'wpthan, who has the privi
lege othe,arinithem taught by legal autho
rity, ever can gain admittance into the king
dom ( YANNIT le
*eVjuilt,SiOpin in lOWA.
Another heavy storm swept over the State
of lowa ;la4t §atarday night,and has done co n
siderAle dauiage.: It tstrtick, Des Moines at
about;43'o'ClOok; and . reached Davenport City
about i llsOlog.k, . - ;" . he'dantagOias been heavy
to the road - beteen Des Monies and Newton,
as three ashes are rendile'd: I *Small bridge
at VoW w el'sidictidck,'lour inire.4'West, of New
ton, washedictut{And caused. a terrible accident
to the,,N0.,2 De'Scitd-fieight The engine
and one or two Cars - wentinth - the break, and
rCsulted in:killing the ,ongineor Audi brake
man, and fatally liajtitilig,thy , . fiArnan. The
enginq,arid the t hodied)s . 7cfgAdi t uad-imder the
wreck„,of 12 cars: impossiblilO es ate
the achineft,mount ,of Joss., .oSevArt ogAp 'were
loaded, witb 1111M:ter,' twqwlt,UthteS i m'ae.
one With' plows,. ont3 erchan
dise, rind dud with iron: - - Grain that ;seas , in
B b°ck•• 4441 11 .0: 1 .9,; 44 944, - -c bat; PIA'
warm` d 'weather continneas low days, it
will not only be'well dried,britiehut AiN)I be got'
into sho,Cir _without much tr l tmble.,•`, Ir-th 6
of Dubuque ono street - Was .whishiid,:outto the •
depth of 10 fect;lauluerideqqs7lol.9-imPit B '
saole.—.buvenport uareite, • ~- • • ,
.
Austrcanifiag, Which hoid,thc'sonbal •
of the. o 1 Roman Rmpire, lam pgeryroplacf6cl;
since the firit of August by a..,new, ,Aaistro..
Hungarian flag, composed in egital portions
of the red'apd white, colors of the. Austrianarchduchy, minus the falter imperial crown,
and of the red; white • and green colors of the,
Hungarian, IdngdOrn. Tfam tire --
last imidigis of ihe'rfply Roman Empire of '-
Austria • ": , .
• -•-•• CITY •NOTI
-TnE late tire 'at'Oape May vast .hardly have
been Ettore destractire tolvaloottato thiut thiteett-Itir ban
i„. en to /h e featherit.,itidifing front 22to` itattionse
qUantity of .tbotto,fashicniabio lornaments • that
' edailr
, being pm by -2000 0 . iribbacey ,Brothertii , 4o9. WWl'
k nown on if mil loots, itt N 0.129 Chestnut atreet:'
Tito stork of ftatbern,wblC4tlie Kantiodyta‘e
now on ban notblor quality and,variotr.we hoe ear. ,
• tainly.novor soap bursegibxte ;Otir tally .renctere,tilionlit
_till flock to 10,792 ObestnUt stroot,for We ORR prodder,
them a might worth seeing thbro;
ot)enini.oiiktPr etylett orm'eteclattor the
FALL; AND WINTF.II
BV.bli/LRLEB f3TOKgs.,
~::r
Proved coneltisively tioit is'the
LEATIEit OF TAsitiox,
Being ns'• usual , in the; advance,wfth nicadi for the",
coming season
The immense assortment now arrangedr.for the Maroc ,
tiop:of the indslio icclipses arts'ette . exposed= for bale , ln =
i his hity, combrising; as it does; all styles , of • ' '
PLAID CiIISTIOTI, PLAID BAINOCKBCIIIO, Cis.
PLAIN CuEvloys,' , PLAIN bell'N'OCKillANS, • PLAIN
OASSIMEIVE4.'' '
EhNcY ScoVett,; :AMERICAN
NeSr....AND : k*:Tparo.rs,.
:N'el : 3 7,- y'cliteiy and iddtdo . 6f,Cassixaeros. and plothe for
FALL Ovsncorao
lii fuel, Lis assortment is full up with all the
„A5i0vv..4.,T40 478 '1:11E figASON,
Ills, cprpavrcufturs the most tasty and skilful
PRAcEsREAso:vABLE
)YOUR PATRO
AGE RESPEdTFITLLY% •
'all 'styles
, .
oAii:Portns'' fine a.nd beautiful
their Grand Opening. j.
WHITCOMB'S ,Lishmtt Remedy; in all cases,
vrili most surely and quickly afroid rolist. '. • -,
HE GREAT MODERN DrscovEnY:=The new
coinbination otiegetable snecitics id Dr: 'Winnow's
delicious, Liver and Stomach Lozenge is working won
ders in DYepepsia; Liver Complaintt t Chronic Costiveness,
,';' , lervpus Complaints and general debility.. , •
P.ituL ANDRIOT, rartatnit wailer ftormerly
Annular: Mor.ocif Col), •weWknowt in t h is
city for
skill and taste, late tvitiaprry . dt Co.; and recently . with
•Wenamaker (Chestntitaltreet), having `found it . im
• pogeible to satisfy his conscience ur his friends and pa
trons inthe ' Customer.. Department of Clothing Stores,
Lae connected , himself with EDWARD P. KELLY, the well
known merchant tailor, Southeast corner Chestnut and
EieVentlrstrents, where; free` trickery and• humbug,
he, can - furnish his' customers with really first-class
Clothes, and'attooderate prices for cash.
o,art - ronns' fine "and bea,utiful Fall styles at
their. Grand Opening.
..
PRESEBVING JARS, . . ' ; '
1 reserving Pans,
. Preserving Bottles,
. ,
. Preserving Tumblers,
.Corks and Sealing Wax„
And all artielesmecessary . , : •
. for Putting up Fruits.
, . • 1 , ~
All goods deliveral free. • . • .
. . AtSETHERSTOW &,00213,
- 1 . . . 270 South Second street.'
. ,
• oAxFonns' fine and beautiful Fall styles at
their Grand'Opening. , .. ' ' • , ' ‘.. . . . '
. ,
• • ,
FOR lipecirpen bbilies r and'adv"ertishik terms'
,
of the Wilmington Paily Cmyttnerciai -
itni FDelatvare
ll'eekty pribiate j • address 'JENKINS & ATKINSON,
:Wilmington, Delaware,. ,' .'. : '-. - ' ~.' .
•
'SURGICAL INswntraturas and druggists' sun
drieei
. - • sNOtvni.ri & BROTIIR, .
• ' ; ; .23 South Eighth street.
FAir, STYLES of Hats and Caps at OAICL,
ronne'., , nnder the Continental. .
atIDIOIOtrki: MoTHEns ana nurses use ,for
chtldiena safe and pleasant medicine in Bower'. Infant
_
IJEAPNESS ; , BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.
J. Isaacs; N.D., X'refeaser of the Eye and Car treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with the
, utmost success. Testimonials from the' most reliable
sources in the city can be aeon at his office, No. 805 Arch
street. The medical faculty are invited' to accompany
their patients, ea he has no secrete in his practice. A rti-'
ficial eyes inserted. No charge made for examination
•
COnlis, 8111116123, Inverted.l•Tails,..skillfully
treated by Dr. 3. Davidson, No. 916 Chestnut street.
Charges moderate,
~LADIES' AND MISSES' tine and beautiful
Jittt of the Fall styles, at oAgronns i , 831 and +Di Chest
nut street. r • •
T AT ED DING . CARDS. INVITATIONS
.'v for Parties, &o, New styles. • MASON &130
au2stf§ - - . • 907 Ohestriut street. •
---
AXTEDDING INVITATIONS EN
'Y graved in the newest and best mariner. LOUIS
DEERE., Stationer and :Engraver, 1033 Chestnut
street. • fe2o
'MARRIED.
DAYLEY—POOLE.—On the evening of the 2d inst.,
at the bridei residence, by the Rev. Moses Bollou, Nat ,
win P. Bayley to Addle hi. Poole, all of this city_ -
RUSHTON—FIBS.—On the evening of the 2d inst.,
by the Rev. Win. Suddarde, Charles P. Rushtoall to
Beulah, daughter of Israel L. Fish, Esq., of this city.
DIED.
licliEAN.—fin the morning of September Ist, Ella
McKean, daughter and only child of William V. and 11.
A. McKean.
Her remains will be at the residence of Miss Davis, 621
North Eleventh street, until Saturday afternoon, at 2
o'clock.. •
Her friends and those of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral services at the Church of the Epiphany,
Fifteenth and Chestnut streets, on Saturday,afternoon,
Sent. 4th, at 3 o'clock ; the male friends to proceed to
Woodlands Cemetery from the Church. .
STOKES.—On the Ist inst., Walter Tilden, son of Al
fred L. and Frances W. Stokes, aged five months.
Funeral from the residence of his grandmother, Mrs.
Wadleigh, No. 1636 Green street, on Saturday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock.
11100 LACK SILKS, EXTRA , GOOD,
J.) PIANO COVERS ,ORDERED STYLES,
---DOUBLE - CH - AIN—BLACK - 31011 - AI ,
CLOCK BRAND BLACK ALPACAS.
EYRE & LANDELL
Fourtk-and-ivcch-
BPl:l;l~kL - NflT10ES: - - -.
Chir SeitleTn.ent
With the Insurance Companies having been
made,
WE RESUME BUSINESS
TO-DAY.
Some Goods slightly dampened have been
removed to SIXTH and MARKET, and will
be sold at SUCH PRICES as they will bring.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
IS NOW
IN GOOD ORDER,
And the large preparation for FALL and
WINTER UNMARKED.
JOHN W AN AIVI AKER,
818 and 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
notice to Stockholders. •
, ',VITEEIONIMI VALLEY /1. It. C 0.,.
122 S. .' Street, August 17th, MS..
IStockho.,:ers are hereby notified that the semi-annual
,paymontrpf interest, at the rate of TEN per cent. per
43 7 ,purn, pn the instalments paid in, will be made on and
after tkptember lat.
. • ALSO, /
IThat the unpaid instalments of five dollars per share
ay to instillment number five are now due, and that the
'Treasurer is authorized to receive payment in full front'
such as desire to make it.
..—lnterest at the rate of TEN per cent, per annum cum.
usonces from the date of payment on the stock.
W. B. WHITNEY, Treasurer.
.dulB fAt.searp§ •
,
THE DAILY EVANRIptiIIikLETJI,/-141.1.LA.DELP13.1A, PRIDAt SEPTEMBER $. 180.
v -- O,A•RD
coLuMtlli'lioxsi:eiltrritit• N.'4.. f
, -'; , . , i . '',:, A '§FP t M Ie L
>, . 24 44 8 . 69 .-• 1 , '
I take ttil‘tiiethod otteturnitig zdyl!attfelt thanks to
my Olen& who Remelt -el) , faithltillyln'aisliting to save
the Columbia riouse..pri the , nigbigtthit .great fire at
Cape May, August 30,1809, To ;our' -guests. to the cot
el
tagePoeSe,,te the resident citizenthAnd to each and I
of our entploXb's treer'tindei lasting, obligations . 0
while all did nobly, truust_ hot idiefitatttitti Verne On g'
those who took, the lead , in dander arid endurance pt.
James T. twelfth, , Ciolufribla riquie`Otalundti; 'L is
' , .titillivelE 'Colirmbia House cOtteltiniti ; Edwdid lia is,'
„.Cyrds Sannders and "Borij..Viggitekelolortidli Colum la
‘''lloutio diuing-room nien,,and',E4Ward Fitzpatric k, co
' himbia iipuso engineer.t .whO ,s ilikviii - 1 4 litiiiiiP In tIY °
minutes, anti handled the pumps', careful ly, and
1911 k amid 'great Conftisionand oidicentent 2, 1
,t . "
'' ' ' dihr. l litotTON "P i
arI•FIVERSITr'OrA i i•TSB3Ci.aVANIVI.
-=-1111;DICIAL ,DEINIBTXENx.--,Tho ,INTRO
DUOTORY LECTURE to tho'.ll,:titurrit, ()mitten wilt lie
delivered on DIONDAY, *Sept. 6t,11, , at 1. I?, M. by H.
LENOX BODGE, 111, IY.,leci t tixgripitplaolisoit of the
. "' ; • ee32r ro§
RELIGIOUS - SEIWAO,P3ITILL BE
,
iU resumed et the Unitertati'ohurelr, Tenth and
'Locust, on Sunday neitt,.th? 41,iiiFu1t,..,114,10,.4 ; o'clock in
"the morning; ' • , ' se3-2t`
11. S. PENSION ISAN
A(tEN,PY;IIB' o * som street, Philadelphia;',
Thb Semi-Annual Payment 'of INVALID AWAY
PENSIONS .will begin SATJOIDAYi September:4. All
• --a • e litho an - 10174IIMIJ•pvuth. bq vmsudnediTris
Pension Surgeon before payment The 'office of the
Board of Pension Bursa onsis 707 Sansotnstreet,a•here
for examMath:in: ," , • '
— aTiohabetical order.
IPQMPB,
v receSton Agent.:
L ,Np,TIOES.
,
ESZi
Payments will be ni!i„:
CITY TREASURER'S q)VPICE,
me registoZTtp.n i s a 09D mt la' A i lie 27 ' 1869. '
City
Interest teasing trninittp` .4.94 presenta
tion.,BoL.
,:.sel-3trp§ .
. - H OtycTretten ror .
.TIit.VINELAND:FATR, I -S - kiP - t. 17
U and .19--ntford the best'oppoXtunity of, the yeir
for 11:TiBit to the moat remOrkabl3 and isuccossful ' settle
mept of the century., , 0n314t rp*
i&Ob- STATE RIGHTS - I'OR SALE.—
State rights of a valuableinventionjusrnatented,
d designed for the slicing, cutting' and„, chipping o
dried beef, cabbage; dm., are hereby' , offered - dor sale. .1t
is an article of great value Jo proprietors of hotels and
restaurants, and it should• be introduced into'every fam
ily., State rights for„ sale. , Zdodel -can be aeon at the
telegraph office, Cooper's yoint,N.J:
mv29-tf§ MIINDYcIV HOFFMAN.
J. GOULD; N0:923 Uitt - STNI
11:7 ' street; is solling•Steck 551:30: , s and;'Enines
Pianos•andiMason Cabinet Organs nearly as
low as at any former time. o au27-tf
jo• 1109 GIBARD STREET. 1109,,
TURKISH, RUSSIAH,,AND PERFUIIIKD . BATHS
Departments' for Ladies
Baths open from 6 A. M:t69 P. M.
10' B..FRANR, PALMER, LL.:D.,I3IJR
geon Astiet, haiduet been commlisioned by the
Burgeon-General to supply the Palmer Arm and pegjor
mutilated Officers of the_U. B. ArmY,.andNavy. The
Governtnental offices are to bp located in Philadelnhia,
New York and Boston. and aro all' conducted by Dr.
PALMEE.. - . au27
11°°REOTIL t A.R DEMOCRATIC
11°31/111 1:OR LEGISLAT'ITEE,
, SECOND DISTRICT, ,
WILLIADI C. GILIANGHAAL Jy3 tf letp§
LHOWARD HOSPITAL, NOS. 1518
and 1520 Lombard. etrect,Dispeneary Pepartment.
—Medip4treatment and medicine furnished gratuitously
taiOTHING
JONES'
ONE-P . 3EI4CE
CLOTHZ - G HOUSE,
604
MARKET 'STREET,
PHILADELPHIA:
First Class Ready-Made Clothing, suitable
for all Seasons, constantly on hand.,
Also, a Handsome Line f4f
Piece Goods for Cus
tom Work.
GEO. W. NIEMANPT,
Proprietor
POPULAR PRICES
DRY GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.
iy „ 727 7 CHESTNUT STREET,
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE SINKING FUND.
-7-REAINJWY-DEPKETELENT-OF-PENNSYL
TANIA,
las.une,August2o
Sealed bids will be receivedfor the redemption of ONE
MIL - LION — DOLLA - ItS'OF - THE - LONN - OFITHE - COM;
MONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, duo July Ist,
1870, until 12 o'clock M., October let, 1869.
Communications to be addressed to
R. W. MACKEY, Esq.,
ptato Treasurer, Harrisburg, Pa.
And endorsed "Bid for Redemption of State Loan."
V. JORDAN. Secretary of State.
J. F. HARTRANFT, Auditor General.
R. W. MACKEY, State Treasurer.
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
N. B.—No newspaper publishing the above without
authority will receive pay therefor
WINDOW - SIETADt - b.
A GOOTI THING.
Important to Houseke pers, Hotels, Banks,
Offices, &c.
The Patent Adiustable Window Screen
WILL'FIT ANY WINDOW,
Give yentilatlon and lien, screen from view and nada&
Flies, Mosquitoes and-other Insects.
For sale by Dealers in House-Furnishing G00d5.,,.
The Adjustable Window Screen Company
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
628 Market Street, Philada.
jolt m w f9mrpt
A THE (101.1.11 T Oirti - ORMONPLEAS
FOB TIIN
.m CITY : AND COUNTY ON:PHILADEL
pA..
NOTICE is hereby gircifto all persons Anter—
csted, that the Honorable, the Judges of our
) 8E1 4 . '6 Said Cola', hare appointed MONDAY, the 2011 i
•••••••-• day of September, A. D. 1.869, at 10 o'clock A.M.
for hearing applications for the following Charters of
Incorporation, and, unless oxceptiona Le Sled thereto
the same will be allowed,
I. The Huverford Loan, and Building Association, of
Philadelphia.
2. -First Mutual Building and Loan Company. ,
3. Good Intent Steam Fire Engine Company.
4. The Cinchinatus Ileneficial Society.
6. The Central Philadelphia Loan and Building Mo.'
elation.• . • •
~'6.. The Eureka 'Savings, , Loan Mid Building Associa
tion Of Philadelphia. ,
7. The Sisters of St. Francis, of Philadelphia.
3. Odd Fellows' Loan and Building Association. •
9. The • Ledger Loan and Building Association. No.
10. Morton BuildingAssociation.'
11. Tito. 'R. Montgontory.Building and Loan Associa
tion. . ,
12. The' Southwark Butchers' Beneficial Society. :
13. The Church of the Messiah.
14. filanufacturers' Mutual Fire - Insurance Cora-
Pany• Of Philadelphia.. Amendment: • . .
It. Th e saint ,Agnes Female Beneficial Society of
Philadelphia.
16. Mt , Fourth Francis. Cooper Building Ahßocia
nun._
17. The Dliftwilluilding Association, N 0.2,
FREDERICK (I. WOLBERT.
:Prothonotary.
tfELMBOIID'B, trIATXD ' EXTRACT,
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Lion of ttleittithier or'lltdrieri.bleeesee . ot the Pitietriti.:
(I!axide, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus, Gravelor Bitch
• Duet Depoette, and ;all Dteeturept the Budder, Kidneys
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unsafe remedies for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Use RELBEROLD'S EXTRACT BIJOUX) . AND
IMPROVED ROSE ;WAAL
THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH;
therefore the nervous and dobllitated should Imme
diately use LIELDIBOLD,'R EXTRACT RIJORTI.
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR
are regained by HE L B 0 L D'§ EXTRACT
BUGHIJ
SBATTERED CONST TION Eif R E
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HEUVB3OLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organia
Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility.
Ail all dlseasio of the
Whether existing in
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From whatever cause originating, and no mat rof
Diseases of , these organs require tho use of a diuretio.
If no treatment is submitted to,Oonstunption or Insanity
may ensue. Our flesh and blood 'are supported from
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LIELNIBOLD 9 S_ EXTRACT BUCHII
Established upwards of 18 years.. Propared by
H. T. HELMBOLD,
594 BROADWAY . , NEW TORR.
104 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Price 'Bl 25 per bottle, or alz tottles for e 6 50, eta
ivered to any address. , • .
igrao;a by Drngghits everywhere.
LIYS EXMMVII-11U0
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URINARY ORGANS,
MALE OB FEMALE,
HOW LONG STANDING.
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
ll)ruggist,
OPENING - OF SILKS' AND DRESS GOO
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SILKS)
SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
M=lil
BLACK SILKS,
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Maroon,:
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3131.1A.C1C. gamins, ea 50.
All-Wool Plaids, 02.
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-~311-Wool Plaids, 87. .
Rich Diagonal Plaids, till 00. ,
Blue and Grreen
, Black All-Wool ]?(:)Plins, 87 ., 01' 009 $1
After months of,preparation , our Dress Goods st oc k is now complete
our patrons have the opportunity to select their Dress fabrics from a
surpassed assortinent, the prices now, as heretofore, being always
bottom of
_the market.
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Pearl,
Ckerry,
ONE CASE POULT .BE SOLE AT ,$2::50;
In all the New , Shades.
ONE CASE Imo( WIDE AT t?; 00,
Same Gockis soldoredently at $3 50.
BI A~CK ILK , 11. s,-.
BLACK SILKS, 00. .
SLACK SILJECIS, very cheaß4 , 02 25.
BLACK SILKS, *P3 00.
TWENTY-FIVE PIECES
STRIPED AMERICAN SILKS,
A ,New Article, very desirable.
ONE. CASE VELOUR POPLINS,
\\ In Entirely New Shades, $2 00.
ONE CASE VELOUR POPLINS,
Entirely New Shades, $1 50.
ONE CASE VERY 1 LYONS SILK POPLINS.
ALL-WOOL PLAID POPLINS.
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