The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, October 22, 1857, Image 4

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vu. ii tu 44 4,,t cc on rho larboard
•-' '- aims* stsesaar , a4 ,- - - -..--= --V/ „ , _ isitswo', ~ts•r.l, l ""'="•"'"=', " "
-= • .. ---- at this oar row . cat 46 " ~,,d it's our „chance. Teak your
"WilaCCloo/1 thi brow, Sir LOOPlet , , and taliti!te We liti'ddieti'. ''-
.
, t i n ge mutt ,
oh ever-hem , vg a We' i; eider was promptly rtheyed, and we
* ician ituslitr!= ill knYe vexed It hem,
• ".
gaistl!_!' • ! Malaya. l The *whale' m'a's • Whoa ,hell' a mile
ihoe; orthe high,and &maim nowt, whoa ~,,,,
xi' e.t .
,Mf,, going at the rate , of -three knots an hour,
.- - gosrsione• , •,_ = - _ ,
TM; mate& of !the Wile field la easy a e lit h . an
lowa:ath lowing as leisurely as a blacksmith's bel.
shone., !!!! , : ! "!DOn't,*te ti!' noise, MY, lads," whisPored
the ',captain ; "'keep your paddles.clear , of the
tddes• of the heat. What a noble fellow he is
= —gray-beaded; a' regulti,r' pidrieich. , sew,
Parton; ir !yowl - Mon , him, I'll kill you—mind,
=he's good for eighty-five barrels; 'yes, ninety ;
perhaps one hundred,, and to; miss him deserves
:death- r two
,deatb4743l4 keys 7 , Midi I .take
Year Paddlea ,, out, er,=the water— he smells
oakum.-no , he , doesnit ; paddle titvaY."' '
• I , lire were•follewing lit'. his', Wake, and as', the
'sett twitiSliittinton his Starboard= side, the cap-
Mimeouelitded,the glare would half blind hint,
and pueblo, us to,ippreach•Wlittettt being =ten,
: 8154 ' l'Oce,d , AO : boat ;titmOrtlingly. ,= ~ I t was *
0,1 grand to see the noble fellow ploughing
slo so' goodyi" Abe ,"Water,
,eurlirig' : eve*lda
i
b ail!' he Were' bathing' retitle benefit of
his ealtb, andmijoying,the' pleasure.
L* taxid , mp, ,, Partioni"- 'Skid' the." *captain'
, : as iiini i
itti , , o tth . tigh "fit a, 'Whisimirl-bia .OYI4 SlarMil
, L .T e,hotl4l. l4 W i t P as lr i4 6l: uar lil e rel w ir itri c t k b e e t tv 3 hci ' le's
Man mot bore , than'etglit'feet'off; the Per;
eon eld,i,he iron :(Intrpeititl',,hy , thel naiddle,
ii ,
dale eindy - ,' in' hie left. hand;, .the = men still
Pad 164= just -keeping rivity'l With' the tiliblit•,:'
whit the caphthx, watt,gradually, , edging , the
boat teketin and stein OIL . 1 * ~*•, = ,= •, , • • ,
'*4‘ ert„'",, whispered, the tfeeptainr ;tint . the'
t Pars n whispered • beek," elety on." YaDart;
, Vl° I you ; you're near enough I" * ic Lay ,
on I' wasultillthe'reatienseiffibe!Pars' on: •
" to here, blast you, there ' s' lay' on and have,
yew ead knocked off," Ely - lithe boat anweep •
-, on th the, ,steering , oar.', ~ his time there
was' o order to dart, nor was It necessary; Tor
* the, arson; •itkorderto give , incieatied velocity.
,ha th harpoon, Hp** ,inei:the , box of the
I heat had sent oueeiron, after the other socket
;Op') to the Witele;ltiat - , 1 4411 the fie 1 ; then
Jump ng delyaint6,' file 4tibitery,plene ' seised a
it
lanc but, tiefore he could bring it=to bear, the
What fairly sprang out of water at least six
feet, and - came; dowh " with - e ' splash' that
Awe tied, the boat InJeatn.,6B,,if ,sho had been
ism ried , iii the.ruhul'of , a water.spont.' • -
it t e rn hard," shouted the
, capttilletern
for y urlitteill",,,ariCthe'vdeir, heat, to,. their
4
oars Id the .:Whirlpool .created =I bY liai luo = •
lion, Ithe whale. , •13ut the Parson, true ti,, y;:i
, bry it purpose , regardless of,tho geaseqv.en-
Pki, Idle the: boa Jay'. almost, against, the
wile! 'a. hump; sent=the- lance into his Vitals
'and urned It round and round; Ale captain
awe ink Mei Medic for bine to sit. down to
-his o , and lend a handtto back Abe boat clear
of th wham'. I--
'-' ..' 2l ' '' l ''; ;" ; '',:
cc e %Milts thick bletid l ,"" it& the Parson
.., 49PoSfir,i' - *Sabls. P4Ohanged:placesVith the
rapt ii, cI. cud not miss him." . ,
Th whale then went
,down nhout fi fty fath
it
1 ,qpm, ut was toe rap:ol la*. lip i to *min long
beripsi, ar4.W...a he canto to Mow; lay motion
! less fi?r a minute.- tc Lay on," 'mild the cap
tain fe and I'll kill him dead." The order bad
,not be . repeated ;. the -Almon sent the stem
Of,tli boat square against themludeitside, and
the e ptain was about Pieking out' a so ft place
`tar` li s - lance, when the Thai"; milled, short,
1
50iiiid mid, illisilig olies , inllei,Pf his flukes laid
it. ge ly uPorithe boat's gunwale, and tipped ,
Iher o er,lteel - 0, , as' politely
,as a' lady . ould '
titre er hind in bidding adleit, , ?,BUt t qiiickly,
as k It theilMtes. flew te the other • side, cut
anoth r boat clean in two,und broke the third
mate' leg. ,7Here'tisis "'pretty ',lness ; twelve
shine tayerheinlinideedy Water, surrounded
_ll
ly , sh 103;tinant.the same , time,: liabiwto he
'sat d• bfpieceir by the whale's flukes ; but
&eiterable'patilareh; • appaiently satisfied
withhat,be bad done, le ft us to the !care' of
,sharkand paddled away Ivith , tWo,'lrtina end a
'beatlite'. ' '"' " ••'' ' 1 • ' •'' " , .
,t .
- I ri ) tight ,our bent Vas the: work 6f a few
Minutes, and , in half an hour she was an ark of
safety with all bands' otibentit. The whale'
Made owanl the 'ship, *nit' retied and round a
lei sines, and then turned up tin Out and head
aunwa do , He made 96 barrele. = ' ~
. 'The mate and inictind Mate; enable to:cap
'lure t e Other Whale, reurrnedto the ship . ; but
that e afternoon, the - Parson saw him, or
19hOth folio"; like'hiM,' 0 . 011 bad Ai) pleasure
,'pt' ning 'to Idle:also. ; The three,whales
„Made 71) barrels , of oiL t• t = • ,=, == '
f-'' In a x weeks the Parson, saw and , struck
'font la ge and Wive 'school ,Whiles, and. never
wage one. , : This,: uniform success '' induced
:mat't'e
tain to• gile = him' 'charge ' of' the" third'
:Mate's t beet, lb *lda "he ', killed , some , half ==a
.dozen Pbales, wheit he had, three' of his "rib's
stove,i and was sent ashore at Guam, tn . 'ißro',
.
= cure edical attendance,' l and , reuirdned there.`l.fix in thi. ' ~- ,: , ~, ~ .t
if Wh ing•is not unlike war—every lowering
is #ba le in whieh rill, aro liable to. lose
,their
live;§. BO ttie`Wiiitler reqhlres niont ishill and,
1 eourag iliairWitiehller;or man-of--war's-man.
HeMu think and=act at the same time—there i
„ere Xict iven rules by which,',',he,*,itin ',govern
Ihimsel for every whale he 'MUM'S Is apt to
show s me new caper, against which = he: must
prioild oti the instant:' ! Our .whalebten, . with
,a little artialtraining, would nutke ',the, moat
fotmid lit ratio& 'in the world, &litho are
'certain .the most intelligent and daring: - •
, . .
14erultd!froM' suclf .a Mood; 0! gloom, gilhint
. „
06ertonayo,, • . • -. ,
Per brilliant eyes are Hashing worn at thy and
dto-
And, gazing 0uti111 1 . 49 i u[ " -- '
.thisho' . . ie !hul ks
Math named :at ' e geyeit of ,the gay, where Youth and
Beauty throng P ,
."The liguldrull of the howl bythe6 now -
;
Letheali power eau chase e,011.0, b are kora tbiub `e-
shadowed brew, • , ,
Where msoy . ebaght-Dyed bur,niboilet with, rapturous
senile Wouhhgreet: •
- Sir Leans do Courtenar n'aultor at 1 031 %1.04 ; •
"Even atthy brldat board, thogoblet,l page
byo
, Nor upon hailing Beauty t g ar i,,,, T pi r i; t i o ;
eye;,
may not teach this heirt to sue, imwever fair the
• •
r_ • •• '
She "thorn I love my coldness left in other lend" to pine t ,
" niwere vain to ney - hoir fair she was whd Iron' me to
„her bower-- , ;:
The glorfoilo nerff shone on si'.inere peerleas
'
She Is, or was, the pride of France—lb pureet,
- Iday it
Pair with() demeel see around--nhe was 'se file as they.
- "I wooed. her—wouler—then forsook, and hurried me
- , #ll
Deeming her all too lowly born fo wed with oourtenaddif.
But evert in niy sight le still tier meek, ingreringglai;.
- For, day , end night; my, conscirnce, eemf,thitt,thir,:h4n
Flawer of Fran c o., „
,
,t hiSgeit Odeon eritriy Land, lifiekft thierfeouhll
- Win '.l cr.;
Yy memory from the bitter,. thoughts whiei:plereed my
- heart within.
Yy itereatst§:struelc the cittarrpio,ni.44
brAFA, 6II ,' , : - • ‘", = '`e. ,
Upon the rase, so sadly fair; of her:wholdied
„ I drolied the aloe-eopi till toy bride grew disai,treth
its power,
Yet, eret.Ohan ; toy thoughts were With that aeiti, 3 fet•
eaten flower
I plunged into the tide of war-,-,-lor,onthe;fight.r. et
Amid the victor's pride, my heart less with that
, tsiMill:t
belle. ,r
"I left 14 oot;try, friend9i' endbLmrf Ito ;Wei . 64 1 1.4
ewu ,✓ , :IT
harried o'er therms once prorltl
' Bayonne: , . ;
I sought 126'4 tit. wonted bOreerL•allui I I: Wight to
yaks, , „ ,
, .
These anxioas ityeiwitii never tiesinybosoualove again .
"Could ehe bi 4, know hole In this heart Remorsi
sternly set,,.. 1 . T."
And Love—tho — ebaughleewhich deplores, but never.
esuaSorget,,
Than might her gentle bosom all tay_headstrong
forgive, • ,"
And I 'night Clasp to mine, for,
Genevierei , J , • ""
When the felt dames bad heard this tale ful stymy s
bright ele vrent,v 2 , , 4
Bat lel Ironi ptt 04t, brl ILnt crowd a.orelled lady
Dawn the, long, ball she slowly pecepliOd l ikitta#4'l.l,
Raising tedo t re hiA Wrindering eyes a CrOse—grdeationoa
sign.
1 it,
And theri 'Cita Criopislte placed a severed king of
•
Withdrew the veil from her tats tere i 'aud. paid ; r 4 Bit
Knight, behold! "" - •
Long aleie;"rieliihla Cross, thy faith was vowed in ar,
Isayonne
-I_4
This golden ring', (lied 'ilaidist, would bind me ever as
thine own.
Take hack thy rlug, that . * recreant Knight I;I Al; thee,
from thy TOW. - -
thon brokeet ihy„faith; I break, ita.pleageeyet--4 ter-.
give tkee Tapir. •,- •• •
Seek Gut some highborn dsuie as mate - = oh, dotiot hht
deceive, '• -
Hat Memory , ' self Faust ale ere then forgetest Gene-
Page; I followed tiiroogli zneny a etownod,
breeset
As winged thy, bark her array Bight
Through lastly , " tight I followed thee—di 9tld4'htutt.:"
is mine,y . '",l,
But that I loyeath r ee all too well, oh faithless' Leolhte: ,
no boat a toirtiiim;o to vArth.„ ifo took her Laud in
SAL
ght sank upon his breast : lit; pre Ona ifeell, riipaa.
Thou, lOrdly pride, be &wed her by hie
efde—
" Sir Chltde;i ray, yint look upon MO:4'l/61 , 1re; my,
Uprose that noble company Ind, pledged' thPm bowls
And many a lay' or, gentle love did the old minstrel
troll, • •
Awl Deter, never more Gate the iiapPy'boionlb
grieve . , • , ,
or leonne e, and Me lady geneviere
* The email tie at the end nt the lance. •
fir/1:F" belle.
" • - " • "
a And all pluck a m ,poey for my own d ."
hTlercelet, " I h 9ar k ay •
•
o.
_
[thorn the •
The good
off the west-and-rot VelabOe with ,ft l'a'rgo
'sperm whale' nieng"Side_',iastly to be xnt • in:
The sea ivita intehth as a pond, and the sun hot
as blazes. : •,, • ~ 7' • •
In board' thera I" shotited the mate, who
`•
on a stag , e over, the aide, a In board there;'
ahoy : .• :-•
Sir," was the responati.'
Whosoltopk buff/ it f"
a Mine," reapended: a Voice' fromi the half
deck, and up:bounded .Tom, a smart yam*
boatsteerer,• with:nothing - en - but• a pair of
drawers. In a couple„of Winks hi • made :a
dash at the , open gangway overboard; for he
was a good swimmer, but uniuckilptiliflobf•
slipped, and instead of jumping•*ontside of the
whale, which mut; eridentlyildit-inthittbin,lini
back of •his head. itra ok the ridge bedni:whalg;
and be went down witliAttChandS,,eitended
over his head.. All Whelan , him supposed he
was going" dona;a:fathoin or two to eiml
and expected_Ninipatgain, a•few‘seConde;
but not appearing soon, the 'men along the
gangway and the mates ,upoa the atnes
roared out; ~e )le•'s 4"save bu n,, befit.
and in a seciond be ,Our best , swimmers
plunged tifttii.",bin, and a 'bait Was lowered'
at the, same [time. But it was all in , yaitti
poor Tont - .rose - arr 1:11;orqt,- , 079 thetiten whet
plUnged affer filtiatify Saw 'a, shoal
,off sharks
descending in, the direction. they•supposed be
was sinking,- -,ltitt f •doubt, he was devoured in
lees than fire minntes, aftiF be, juiup9d oven .
Shoals of sharks' generally keep - cent:.
pa l ly with whOpth - eaptionklix.iihell ther OW§
whales siMisirlde;:and • dai , _ h A. 9103170114 that
is thrown evertioarit • Theywould eat a whale's
blubber in , a night,if not ' kept alf by;SPrideli:
and lances. These sharp instruments t are
predated by, them—they; Anal to 'know; that
their touch is death, and, instinctively; keep a
respectable distance until the 'careens { le l our, :
rendered to - ttiem form; then-,they
have a blori Out, and a free _tight, without in
terference from salt beef surgeons.' • • ,
...... • • .
Poor Tom had taken his'}ast'dive. Thu
boat, after pulling astern, following the set: nr,
the current for a reasonable time;returned and
was hoistedlip in Mena. -The men were to,
oppressed wilh.lgrAtifilr'itne,the usual Bong,:
and walked termini' Withouv exchanging a'
word. The captain had walked the dcarter
deck full five minutto p ;apparently „VA „in
thought, when the Matt at the, leant head sung
out, g 4 There she" blowa—there again—Mem o
--- - -
a Where away 7" demanded, the . captain, '
springing Into the main rigging:
Bight astern, air,,
,large whales! There
goes flukes, beaded' across the ship's wake , te
port! There' she blows,' there,ligainiituo='
tinned the look-out, and seen the, eipMta and ,
mates were hp, aimed& of him.
' Clear miartite ,boats I" shouted the '
tale, and get ready, to talker away; dawn 'front'
aloft. Ship-keeper, away' aloft -and „keep a
good lookcint.'r
- All hands were on the move; full 'of Wel/Md. -
animation. Poor Tom was forgotten the
excitement efithe moment. It was aot until
the captain's' beat, bad dropped astern that he
recalled to mind the fate of ,his boatateerer by
his absenen'tidtri, the belie of the boat; but, ,
seeing the 'rabbi boy looking over the taffrail
he sung ont7— ,„
.
overboarkßill, and Pllpick you Op,'
I Want you to pull the atter oar." • -
Without' a moment's hesitation, Bill . was'
overboard a fathom - deep, but rose to the tier
- face like a cork,'and was dragged on board,
a Now," said the captain, who was a , jovial
young fellow, and delighted to "identify him=
self with the humors of the crew, "you, s op;
pull the harpooner oar; I ' ll glee yen a chance
to fasten, if we have the good luck to getupo,n
the whale; - but, mind, if yownsiss, I'll drive 'a
lance through you."
The young man whom be addressed as Par
son had obtained the title by trying to teach
a couple of New Zealanders to - read the Bible:
All the men had by-names, such as Long Boy ;
Broadsword, lack Ketch , Livercomplaint,
Rhettmatismitaraftis, &c., 'and these ',names
were more used than . those` on the articles. •
This was tlie Paraim's first voyage whaling,
and thovoyage 'was yet young, as there Were ,
only 300 bbla. oil on board, and the Ship could '
• stow 2,800 bbls:. ' The death of Toni had given
- him a lift, which, of right belonged to- some
-Waperienced spouter, of whom there Were se
veral among the crew, and be felt determined
, to show - himself worthy of the pla'ce the cap
,-taro had assigned him..
Pull, lay-boys--spring to your oars—bend
'your backs," said the' captain; grinding his
teeth,'and pushing 'at the after oar with, al'
- -
head the_
.
.that's y ou;`- another., stroke like , that,. - my
heartiest thiiro,ihere she goes; now she flies,
hurrah I, tho,naate drops--now we lead=- off shri
,
'.. - -o. The wbale'leilp ,
sir," laid thi Piton, In-
IY , MlRlClULifinglit. t - • •• ,
Arete,---Aert.44 , son` biib ii iria. --T W
pleS;generallyt regarded hest , for stew
04, .the-Fall Pippin trot. , autumn, and
de Island Greening fdtiviinter; The:re
PO!: tOtheili '. lietteit,, , -namely„ COIN.
Garden • Apple for autumn stewing,
9 Es?Ptte, ,Sol.4enintrgh • Jer i t ivinter,,
p•Meivatithcitif gaga!, ,wai t foupd , quite
li, tite,,kallltipplet,, with- a moderate
ing. - it , is •.worthlesittas au • eating
leg .alwaYs hard: -3 (.1t wits' described .
ars,age An the, Cwittrtter,.,) , Abe Spit-,
is lilleqhalled - for, - ,rtclineavand - bigli
liellhdAtifie'clianle &a admirable par,,
er stewing , apple, ,1;14t. muires limit/
be Keswick Ccidlin lathe test: brise
ollowing•iti For baking';'..the Sweet
mtrbest for summer,,Pound Sweet„ for
id elutlyWinter, and; Tallman Sweet
inter t the , latter standing 'unriValled
11 hsilegaPplee, for its honied sweet
-4,1•,! /A:I 671 , .t 7 i , lii.t .r” t , ,„.,
KREPOIO' POTATOES Is- Wirrrea.—Potatoes
; Spoil in, winter, if buried,,froni three causes.
.Filet , an eTe4l44t,:wanCof ~ veutilatiou., Sec
ondly,• d nearly allied , dampriesi.", 'Thirdly,
and mo 'rare, Meat* , Tirructistlitd Meet et
iheif p tope, Relied ,1101;e:top; of theiheap;
• ivhele', t ey suppose they became frosen'f 'but;
,AftiS :la of tke natal' cattail; the;'danip,'fdiil;
'steamy ir 'ailetarded lbSie, , iie. coot , not ,
;escape, nd:illie *Med ,them,. A' hole made I
lifilhel p, with a crowbar , and closed Wilke
Wen of traw f iwouldtgutvidknvedegresEto - I
'..the coati ed am, and sayed i the,potatomi.• ' ;.
The lest way to secure potatoes out.-doors,
is to malietiergeliteapil lay 50 414 40 1 blieheltill I
see that ,hey are dry and eleaniby digging be- 1
fleils',w:ef weather cornea on;' ,ever them all
t ttWiriwit one fool of packed stsatO,• and three
1
,inches o earth, : The straw will prevent damp
tness;'an the few' inches "of earth 'Will favor
ventilation. A `firmer'Who raises many pota.
toes, and practices this mode, does not lose a
peck, on!tha average; In k 0 bushels. '' ''' '
~,,,,,... •., -,, •.• 1 . ..i. ... . f ound • y ALUM 01‘,zTRAM INIAIANURES: , Ii IS 1 1
by carefill chemical examination, that different
kinds of ! straw ,pessess quite different values,
to worklp into manure. This ;relative value
„IS ,very early determined , by the quantity of
,nitrogen ;they contain." Barley straw is the
'jloorest f all; oat and ;ryir, Omuta are about
'one‘-tlii better; wheat ii , nearly , double ,in
Vvelue to barley; „buckwheat is rather better
Than I wh I'o:meadow:hay ,or,imon-stallus are
far alm of•rtlylertheas, being' flee times Ps i
rich In itrogea as barley straw ;, and red do-,
ver hay nd pea-straw are each silent , eight.;
tliniteras ich , ' as bitileY. l , l 'Whether tileSe hub-
stances re mixed directly' 'with manure,_ 'or,
eaten firs by animals; they produce :their rola- 1
tive elle ~ ..;i• , . ~.. g . . 1 '•1 ; ,i; , , c i, 7
CaratSlN SIICORSSION r :LIR "
some parts o[
4
Iliassacb etts, fonr,or live successive crops of
Aarrots a e taken from the'amne"leud, without
- Itdiminle red product. ' The MIII4 of tho New ,
plgiand Forner i saYs.lie. his !raised, four sue
:cessiye caope, , with,,a gradual. , increase. All
crops mu it, exhaust land teore'sl;r in,ll ioill'tta'a
part, or al hi left On tber'land'i but, n this in
stalk° -At appears ,that the annual , manuring
imparted I more fertility than the. 'crop ;teak
away. 1 1
' Mattent ENRICHED DT, Gmant:—Nearly
- Oery fer is • aware that the good controls
-the (plait of manure, and thator, Mate - ripe,
al
'dung' fro 1 liorsik Ted)kiih.: TA gals, i # quite a
different tltinefrent the droppings of grass
fed bargee. Same kinds of grain' contain More,
nitrogen than others; and or Ceara° impart- ntore,ferttlizing power to-tie Maure. Barley
is the, po rest, Indian corn,a little better; and•
oats bette than either by about 20 per pent.,
the.illtee ot• bein'g,verY , lnilikt). ,; tl = , . 1 , ..t; .-.:
' 1 ' ' ' '''. ' . acom er, l
Mei...oaks peon Arri.sa.—J.lt '
irtiiiiiihten; N. Y., , manufactures' moisase,s
trom Sweet,•;apples; incomparably better than
by boiling doWn r' sweet cider"' se; commonly
practiced,t by first steaming the apples soft,
then preatling out the juice and boiling down.
The juied Atm -yields' a' liberal quantity, but
the precito 'amount he bus omitted to de
termine. i ~..-„, . .14•:.1 •
ReuxviNa Camonto CATTLII. 7 -1431C Said twit
piauring,into the throat half's pint, more or
leas, ef crriceet oil, .(or.lamp oil,) Will So lubri
.010:0 4bstmetiou, • that the throat
'brikly outside with the hand will soon remove
it--sliding it up or down, according to its posit ,
tion. In any case, the oil is a useful auxiliary.
te`other means. :c ) - -' " '
STURTONEs IN Sitase.- r -An eminent ;and. .skilful: menage/ of sheep says that •ho set
dein faits to „nure ,sheep of this disease in a
few minutes, • by placing a spoonful of, tar ,In
the molith,'; ,
andholditig it'shut tilithe **Ka
and runs`dotyn
4,01, and, 'easter hit pioduce
a'alower and leas,eeitain effect s ; , ' , , • .. • , ~ ,
' Flarnzaci Powerus SEED TO CATTLE.--It IS
anettadAr spine gOOSI . farmers, that pumpkin
seeds haie a certain specific effect on cows;
eamilng,them to dry; , tip •their, milk' f 'and that
when the seeds are talten'orit before feeding,
ittyrn.be the_
yield a larger quantity; '
. •
It ' f.
THE
,1112 a
thelth
are t
stoclt's
and th
The fo
oral t
sweOtan
apple, l
a few yi
o,enburg
flavor.
ly sum
sugar ;
'
diately
- Bough l
stiturun
lag for
smog ;
TIM,
:.t slercllatttM :, i~ail6rs.
[AWARD P.:KELIA. ••‘
Ju4 . LATn
KELLY & BROTHER.,
814 CHESTNUT STREET; ABOVE EIGHTH, ..
Hee now OA hatht a large ofinotttnottt of OVEROOA T
-IEOB, OLOTHS. CASSIMELUIS, VESTINUS, GLOVES,
SHIRTS, MORNING GOWNS, &0., Sze., of the befit
qualities and latest dyke, Prim inaderaie for credit,
low for rusk
The tasinees of KELLY & BROTHER will be 1i
future • attended to by E. P, KELLY or JOHN P.
DOHERTY, at No, 814 CHESTNUT street, ocla.tf '
_TORN P:DOLIERT,t, •
YOUtIEttLY WIWI NULLS & nnotlfalt,
LATN WITU LUKICNS, ItkiLLY, & CO '
TA I I, ,
814, CHESTNUT STREET, It
ABOVE RitillTll,
him now with Id the bout Tailors that are engaged
to the business in this country.
,BILIALIB BOTH, formerly the leading tailor of this
city; M. Ripen, formerly cutter for 0. Roth & Co.,'
and ,latd Coat and Test cutter with Lukens, KellY, &
Co.; itintnir WAONICH, the best Pants and 'Vest cutter
in the UMW Stetting, for ,yoars Cutter with Dopierris,
MAI the Irving douse, Broadway, and with Deplerrie
& Pe ttus; under the fit. Nicholas llotol, Broadway.
The most uureinitting attention paid to the wishes 'of
all who patronize the ostablishinont.
Thk, boat of Clothes made at moderate pricer for
low pritss for, ,
f, AMES SHER IDA N, MERCHANT
o"TAthow Nod. 16 mulls Sotiill li/N2ll firltilET )
41110VE CLIEBTRIPP. • , • , '
A I ;tie 'awl well selected stock of OLOTIII3 and
gASaIaIRRES always ou hapd. .5 • •
4,1 f Olothiug guide at this Refahlisluueut will ba of
tho boat quality, and the most fushionabie style,
Pattioulte attoutihu , given 01.11131.
aue•tif
. ; . Wa444'4,
CI ;& A. Pt4ifIGNOT, • ' '
J. MANUFACTURERS' OV ATUII WI9E:9
AND biromeas D 7ATones,
sorrni Tlf rRp 8111111 it BELOW 01.1118TNITT
PHILAIIii:LP:II7.k."
'OpINtANT Pagolosos. ' ' AMU'S** PRCIDInSO?
11010-3111013* .
T AMES E. CA.LtIWELL' & CO.,
a. N4, 432 OUESTkiIn, BELOW FIFTH. BTIINET,
tinportora' of Watehon Vino Yowolry, Alanufneto•
rora of fliorling and Skoo.lard Shiver Tea 84/to,.Forks and
!Ipooni, note agents fr,r the nate of Charles Yrodsham's
new aeries gold DlCial Loudon Timotooporn—all lha
1111108 on head, price's $230., $275 and $ 3OO .
litorlina nod Sigtes Watches at the lowest prices.
Mon fraLcOnsfrde 'Jewelry..
.Sheffield and Amerloals rioted Wares.
sob-r
41$..YARDEN & BRO. ,
;
, ; LIXOPIOTURBRB AND Ibrloll[llSB OF
‘ B.Ii4yER,PIJATEP WAnnj o. tOl Phefatilltl Street; above Third, (np
„
Oonstazitly on baud and for gale to the Trade
"e.VA SETS, 001IIIONION SI U
NIVION SETS, RNS,
motum, .UOBLETS, CUPS, WAITERS,
_LAS
OASTORS, ES, SPOONS, ,FORlitt,
LADLE, .te.,
(lading and plating on all kinds if metal. 882.17
LIIR,ANM r: DUBON & SON, Into of
D
.E 7 übogq,Oariow 00., Wholesale ILANIIPAIN
PUREE! OF JXIVJIGRIT, 01108TNUT *vet, Phila.
VitAtldla P. LOBOS()
sun Itu
QiLyER WARE.—
4.7 wiLLtArn WILSON az Nona.,
ISIANUFACTtiIigieS ill% SILVER-WARE,
1612,)
R. CISIINKR. Yfrril,AND 011EllItY STREKTS.
A large inisortnieut of SILVER WARE., of every de
scription, constantly ou hand, or made to order to watch
An pattoru desired.
mpertere of Sheffield and Idlrmisql,ham Imported
Waft. ;, se3o-41&w1y
Wines anb EiQUArti
1113011 T Oond and entitled to do
beature 250 maim Bt. Joseph.n Pure 'Jules Port
Wine, in qra. and Wefts.
twarli.oas JO? Remeey /Ass Malt Scotch WM&
ke,,2 years ,
)1 y
111. pipes Anchor
alaret.t, Martel, Dogrel, and 7. J :Bunny Brandies, al'
or wtdob I offer to the trade at radii ced prices.
JOB Y. TOBlted,
remit tit.. below Wnlunt.
an27-timos tiB And 00
A faitiliDtß V. IIGLILI&S, WINE ANII
CR- 'LIQUOR STORE, No. 226, Poutt mast Corner
0E011.014 and BOUM Sltoota.
I: LEWIS, IMPOR'rEI AND DEALER
Vi 'IN inn WINES, LiquoßS, OIGASS, 28
Soot YAFTII Street, Pittladelpht s.
MANDLES.—Pirtet, Oriodilion & Co., MR
at & Ca, , and ether brauflo of Cognacs of rartoua
'rintaiton, tri tokif gdpen inn quem Wanks Pellevoialu
Roolollo Drawling, )5140 and dark, In ball pipes, quarter
"0". 1001016- eiglItti NAB, all in Ouetom Bonne storm,
icilnition sad for sale by
IL&Nlar BOHLEN & CO.,
' anti i Nal. 221 and :12.3 South !fourth 'stmt.
DITHMAR & BUT Z, PORTER, ALE
AND Leak BREA 11,1RWRItY, No, tal (new
N 0.98.9) North THIRD Btre it, Philmlelphin.-8111pping
ordots promptly attended to.. sul-tt
,
- lints, QTApo, &t.
11 H. GARDEN tic CO.,
M
Vi , anutacturers o'l and Wholesale Dealers In -
RATS, CAPS, PI3RS, STRAW GOODS,
• ' RANGY SILK SAD STRAW. lIONNIPIII,
ARTIFICIAL MOWERS, BOUCHRS,
i FR& fIiERS; 4.c.., fe,
tin. 6N2 (old No. 190) aIIatKIPT Street,
' 1 LWOW • Sixth, south aide,
' And No. 623 9 SlNORPtreet, Philadelphia.
O. MINA( (URDU,„ • . DiIiIiCLUONOVAN.
' Merell#1:01 are r eapeottally invited to erstuipo our
btock _ •
, i 567.2ut
SULLENDER & PASCAL,
LIT, • •
ant-aca IN. 418. 81.7a1t etreat TEAß Philadalphls.
Boots anb
,
bfAII ET. soT WTI m : Ig re T ots. CORNER OP
flentl:mea's Beat *Patent Leather Clidier Ingita•
, • it Calf ; do. do,
, c Patent Leather,ollord Ties.
'
, do. do.
c lc Patent Loather and Calf narrow
strap Shoes.
Bore and Yoath4 , Patent Leather ;and Calf Skin
Gaiter lioaota and abuse., ,
, mittt For sale by War, %V, TAFLOtt.
jfilAIA. STOCK Or BOOTS AND SUOES.
08141.11 11. TLIO3IPSON k CO., No. 314 MAU
RNT $ et, and NW 3 and .6 FRANKLIN rbAot:,
byre net! In store a largo and well-assorted stook of
FOOTS Ind 13110E8, of City awl E astern manufacture,
the boat tarots for Clash, or
I. Sud 'Undue th9ir stook
.~llacgtness.
1140111NE.1-11UNT,
Leg reopeetfully topetroduee
• the mtninfecturern of the
... .., ~.. ....-
WIN 4. kIAiJIIINE ,
or family purposes. ,
~
__'rue Which bare been ur g ed
ugalnat those already known, in this market, THIS
Al&OlffINE COMBINES ,TIDE 0001) QUALITIES ttl?
',TREK A 1.. L., and will be auto to. conuneud itself, upon
examtnation, to families, tailors, saddlers, shoemakers,
and seam tresses. Those in aunt of A 000 D ARTICLE.,
ticl, T
, ati?lt make a hand:tome lock stitch, Work \VIVI
AI OISE, that willltEM, BINB,STITCII, RUN,
or li TM a; Indeed, that will give entire, satisfaction
oven'aftet they hare Weal 'used for years, are mvited to
mill at our roomy, 829 tllifo3•Yritr Street.
1 , ' '
RUNT, WEBSTER, Ac Co.
rtption executed, in the best pos
-4 Nonablo tenth.' San/plea of our
2,.. part tit . 11? e il.oltet) Staten.
. •
LAMS VOR SAL 8.-
lanitAL RAILIIOAOOOSfPANY
about. 1,600,000 acres of Choion
to of 40 sores nui `upward% ou
r: Woof {Dt44-04.
dttodby the tdovernment to aid
this goad, owl aro etneng the
ea to thb world, They extend
forth-West, through, the middta
oT the gate, to fluid' [Warne Month, and include every
atqlroductions lotion botween thaw
parallel of latitude. bi ro
Northern pertionla chiefly
prairie, interspersed kr Ha flue groves end in the middle
rod tiouthern deolinns, tinitior 'predominated alternating
prairi,ra and open loge.
Tbo etiolate is moil!, healthy, mild and equable, than
spy nikier part of the, anuntry—the air is pure and bid.
eing, while diving If treitne and epritign or egrolleut
enter dadulnd.
' Ili plla ne Ousl ts uatenrirely mined, and ruppl les 'a
ahem" - , lad deelrable fuel, being liiirulaheil at many
pinuttrat $1 to $4 pot .tori--and !road can ho had at the
game rite per cord. •
Building Stone of excellent 3nallty also abounds,
isnt3au he predated fdr Ilttlenneta than the expense
oft[ portatidal
The great fertility of Sheen 'ltihdd W111 . 41'164 a idiot
rich mould, from twole dad feet deep, and gently roll ,
lag; their contiguity to thia road, by which every fact
Sty is turtilabod for travel and traneportatioh to the
'principal markets North. South Past, West, and the
economy with which they can be cultivated, render
them the moat valuable investment that you be (flout,
And ptscent the most favorable Opportunity for persona
of Italltetribue habits end small manna to acquire a cote.
tenable Independence in a few yearn.
Chian. o is now the greateat grain niarkSeln the world;
find thel,facility and economy with which the products
Of theist bifida can be transported to that market; rusk's
them mach more. profitable; at 'the prices asleed, than
Mai more remote at government 'rates,' as the addi
tiMMU Mist of transportation is a perpetual tax on the
!attothpibibli meat be borne by the producer, lu the re
„dueed price he receives for bin grain, ace.
The tittele perfect—and when the final paymenta are
made, deeds are executed by thp trustees appointed by
the illetei end 'althorn the title la veSted,3e, the par
demon, which convey to thew' beolutotttlea in fee sim
ple, free and dear of ewary ineambrauce, Soh or :nett
. rift Prices are from 143 to PO: interest onll3 per at.,
,Twenty,ppri <AI will be deducted from the price for cash,
,
Those wir purchase on lons credit, give notes payable
is *o;o4r e, four, live and ale years after date, and are
required toimprove one-tenth annually for live yearn,
ao as to have one-halfthe land under cultivation at the
mid 9 r Ost,thne, • • • •
Competent sureeyors will accompany those Whb'wish
to examine these Lana, free of chirp), and aid them in
making pelttions, •
11 "` . L4° remaining unsold are'sa rich and valuable
as tli+Nthich have been dispelled Of. ”
SSOTIONAI. MAPS
Will he'sent to any one who will enclose Bay mints in
vostagestatops, and books or pamphlets , containing no
morons !valances' of sue:coastal farming, elguerl by re,
evadable and well known fatmek living in the neigh
borhood of the Railroad kinds, throughont the Mole—
also amend of fencing, price of cattle, expense of tisr-
Testlng,'thteabing.,. etc. 'any other inforniatiou—
will lag lleerfully wen ortapplication ! eitherpertemolly
or hytteliter in ltogibitt, yraucts, or Gannon; mulreased
'to ~ JOUR WILSON,
La:adtlcaqmiaaioner et, the Illinois Central It, it, Co
Office Pa Central Railroad Depot, Chicago, 11-
'3119 1 C el I aul
D E P4RTMENT OF MARKET-110MS,
Oi!ria, S. W. mum or Ftirru ANII,9II64TNUT
I, i.l
PLIILADHLPIIIA, October bit, 11N57,
Sealed i'ropoeals will be received at Ulla Oflic!mintil
the 30th ayof NOVEMBER neat, at 12 o'clock, far
the Ron gof the following Whttrtma and Landinge for
a term 0 %Urea yeara
Arch strdet Landing, et the foot of Arch etreot, on
the river)3choylklll—leitee commencing December Slot
1.957,
BTREETI,
,
Also, George's street Landing, at the foot of George
street, on the rlveri3thuylkill—lesseeounneuelng 4 anli •
ary /st, 154.
Approved 'recttrity will be required,
'
8. 0. tuompiox . • .
f ''04413 td lai carnadetkator of Markets.
CLOVER' SEEP.—rNOTIOP' TO PENN
VY FAmputs AND STORXICERPHIIB.
The inideeelgned sin now preparedpurebeep for
eac h, pilule IplOiet Seed °ego new Crap, 'Pennsylvania'
atoeeklepine and farmers, by needing ratopteit , to.olir
addreen, ascii at all, thnee, ascertain Pm mita at which
ww are, byyl fir. Radios wishing samples, by wbith to
be governed as to qualith can have f them mat by mall,
by sAllteselns , J. II CHASE et 00,
aenl94ll 1 4,llNneth Tropf,ang Water atteata
WtJ OM
1 1' t G a I% ' S i
0 11l frelg!BAmpl
CONGRESS EANGE.-13014D BY CHAD
NICK No./92 toludND strut:
•
4 1` P iii'SS4 , Al ii!.,AbEt a I
51. 4 111 P MARY AND ADE 'INE;POR NEW
iNDLEANS.—FIrst and only yawl thiu week.
Freights token at as lOw rates as any other Nlstiel
The remarkably fast.salling coppered ship MARY AND
ADRIA NE, W. Valcsonasterr, now loading at Race etroet
wharf, has a largo portion of ' her cargo engaged and com
ing alongside rapidly, and boing of moderato capacity,
wllbhave despatch as above.
Siiippera will please burry their goads alongside, and
bills of lading to the Counting Nouse for signaturo.
YOr balance of Freight, which will be taken at re
duced rates, apply on board or to
BISHOP, SIMONS, &ITO.
c °Mir 120 (tortuerly,) 21 North Wharves.
Thu &A. Insures at the lowest rates, cud will take
atoain down the Delaware and up the Mlollthlppl.
SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINE.
KEYSTONE STATE'.
In consequence of the depressed state of trade, tho
above ships will be withdrawn for the present.
Oritobeirldth. . A. HENAN, Jr.
iriARE REDUCED TO SOUTHAMPTON
I AND lIA VIOL—The magnificent stramphip VAN-
Edward Higgins, commander, 5,268 tons,
will Hatt
Prom Now York for South- From Southampton and
4tupton and Havre. Davy° for New York.
Sato:rd.!, Oct. 2t I Saturday Nov. 14
Saturday Dec. 5 Saturday Dec. 28
POce of Passage—First cabin, $100; second' cabin,
$lO 1 Specie delivered in London and Perla. For freigbt
or prage apply to D. TORDANGE, Agent,
No. b Dowling Green, New York.
littore for Englund and Europe, pro-paid, 25 cents
ouch half ounce, (by enclosure of postago stamps if from
utber citlea,) will be received at No, 5 Boa Ilng-green, '
Newyork, up to I.IX, o'clock on the morning of wt.
ling.; oclo-tf
CSREAT REDUCTION IN PARE TO EU
-11.-PI • ROPE
Phut Cabin $BO Second Cabin ...,...:...sbo
In the flrat.claxo paddle wheel ateatusbly AMMO,
2,000 tone, C. D. I,uoi.ow, Commander , and NORTH
STAR, 2 500 tons, P. N. Larovan, to hail front pier No,
J North River, at noon precisely, carrying the UNITED
STATES MAILS, via:
leave N. York fort i '
.;ont~mmpten, tin' Bremen for flouthamptori
ere awl Drumm. , Boutharaptun lor New York,
Ariel, Saturday, Oat. 31. Wollfoday, Nov. 4
N y , Oct. 31. Satur4Y>N o l• 2 8. iVeds'il l y, Deo. 80
Thgxe Nteaniera touch at HAVRE. Specie delivered
in London and Paris., For parwago and freight, apply
to Dl TOIIItANON, Agent, No. b fowling Green, Now
York, oolUlf
I.I,VERFOOL- r -SATURDAY, 17th
'October.—The packet ship , tiONSARSIL, 0450
limuY,Captain Faulk, will sail as above.
Cabin passage
Second Outdo 20
Steerage Ig
Second eablu'and steerage passengers found with pro-
ViNiosle accosting to the American passenger act,
f9PIY to TllO9. RICIJARDSON & CO.
EMILA_ND 'AND PRANCE, 1857.
New York and "Myra atonewhlp Ooropany.—The
Wilted Staten Mail Steeinnhips ARAGO, 2,600 toms,
Broad Linen, commander, and 11111,TON, 2,600 tone,
/amen A. %Atoll, emeeineder, Will leave New York,
Metre and Southampton, for the yearn 1862 sad 68, on
the followiag dap;'
W. 11. Donna
L1A•11. VIM TORN.
1957. 11158.
I'ultols,l3tibdid9y, Aug. 22 Mugu, WindAy, Jan.
Arago, do. Sept. 10 Fulton, do. Feb. 0
Fulton, do. Oct. 17 Arago, do. Marotta
Arago, do. No►. 1.1 Fulton, do. April 8
V01t.% do. Lea. 12 Arago, do Afay 1
Vaitoa, ' do. May 20
LIME Etkrall.
/867.
Arago, Tuoaday, Aug. 25
Fulton, do. :tont. 22
Arago, do.' Ort. 20
Fulton, do. Nov. 17
A ram do. Doo 1G
?unct, do, Jan. 12
Arago, ' do. Fob. 0
Fulton, do. March 9
Arno, do. April 0
Fulloo, do. May 4
A raga, do. Juno 1
Vultou t do, Juno 29
?RION OP P.If104011:
,
w
Pro New York to Southampton or Ilatre—glret
Oabin, $130; Second 041 n, pa.
Faun Itarre or Southampton to New York—glrat
Cabin, 800 Trace; Second Cabin, 000 franca.
War freight or passage, apply to I •
htORTIaI Ell LIVINGSTON, agent, 7 Broadway.
WILLIAM ISELIN, farm..
UROSKEY k 00., Soutloton ,
AIdICRIOAN EtIItOpE A N
EXPRESS AND EXI Par/o.
ORANGE 00. mg
TOE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
UNITIID STATED MAIL STRAIIIERS.--The Rhlpe
eampoiling this Lino are :
The ATLANTIC', Capt. Oilier Itidrldge.
The pataro, Capt. Joseph Conuitook,
The ADRIATIC, Capt. James West.
..i.Theso ships have been built by contract, expresely for
deversiseut service; every care has been taken in their
construction, MS alas In their engines, to ensure strength
and speed, and their accommodations for pageengere are
unequalled for elegance and comfort.
Price or !mange from New York to Liverpool, in liret
cabin, $l3Ol in secorul do., $75; from Liverpool to New
York, 80 aud ',213 &nese. No barna meowed ithleam paid
for. The Alpe of this line kayo Improved water-tight
bulk Iheadx.
PROPOSED DATES OP RAILINN.
PlO5l NSW 1086. IMUNI LIT Matoos.
dattlnhy, June , 20, 1867 Wednesday, J one 24, 1867
Saturday, July 4, 1857 Weduarelay, Jell 8, 1 85 7
Saturday, July 18, 1861 Wednesday, July 22, 1861
Saturday, Aug. 1, 1857 Woduesday, Aug. 6, 1657
Saturday, Ang.ls, NW Wednesday, Aug.l9, 1857
Batunlay,Bept.l2, 1857 Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1857
Saturday, mpt.yl3,. 1857 Wednesday, Enpt. 30, 1851
Saturday, Oct. 10,' 1867 Wednesday, Oot. 14, 1867
Satunlay, Oct. 24, , 1057 Wednesday,.oes. 28, , r 1857
Saturday, Nov. 7, • 1851 Wednesday, Nov.ll, 3857
Saturday, Nov. 21; 1857 Wednesday, N0v.24, 1867
Szturday, Des. 5, 1857 I Wednesday,2, 1861
I Wednesday, Dee. ta, 186?
For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD COLLINS, No. 66 Wall street, N. Y.
DROWN, 14111SLEY 00., Liverpool.
• 11TEP11101.KENNARD OD., X Austin 011116
London. •
R. (I. WAINWRIOIIT k OD., Parte,
The owuare of tuq4) shirt will not.be accountable for
gold, silver, bulllOn, specie, jevrelry.pr *pious stones or
nudala, unless bills of lading,!,,ned therefor, and
the video thereof eaprosate r l thereto .
• tiailronb l idles. •
qtRMA_NTOW.NN
L. AND NO IL RID TOWN ItAELDOAD.-4YiNTER
A RftANOEMENT.—On and after MONDAY, October
10th, HOT
Leave' Philadelphia at 0,7 X, BX, 9X,115 A. M., 2,
3.10 min. 4,5, 0,7, 9, and 11 P. M.
Leaveliermantown at 01i, 7-35 min. 8,9, 10% A. M.,
140, 340 min. 4,5, 0, 7,8, mid is P.M.
IL7 The 7.35 o'clock A. N, Train from tdarmantowu
will to only at Wayne Street Station
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 920 nOn. AI, 2 and O) P. M.
Leave; (lermautoan 8.20 min. A; AI., 1-10 min, and
5.45 min Al.
CIIESTNUT HILL RAILROAD
Leave , Philadelphla at 7X, 8x 713 , A. AI., 2,4, 6,
and 9 P;
Leave Chestnut URI at 71(,8 , 40 and 10-10 min, A. M.,
1240, S-40, 6-40 and 7-40 min. P. M.
ON FIUNDAIid.
Leave Philadh‘llla, 0-20 A. 11 , 2 end 6A P. 11.
Leave Chestnut at 8 A. H., 12-60 and 6-20 P. M
FOR MANAYUNK, CONSHOHOOKEN AND NORRIS
TOWN,'
Leave ;Philadelphia at 06 0, , 11 A. M., 8,4 X, 6%
and 11 P. M.
Leave 'Norristown at 7,0, 11 A. IL, 8 and 6.40 P. 11
ON OUNDAYS,
. . . .
Leave Philndelphin of U A. AL, end 8 P.
" Leave Porri>Gown at LA, IL, and b
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD /OR DOWNING
TOWN.
Leave 01,:thutelpl+ift e 4.4 as A, and BP. M.
Leave powningtown at 7,i( A, Bl and IP,
U. K. SMITH, Superintesi4ont
' Depot, Ninth and Urinal itreata,
I[4O9II!ISTEAD FOR' $2,001 LAND 7715 ,
!! °RANCH 11OR POW!. )4iit! I !
The Noithwestern Mutual Land neuent ,aesociation
will make a grand distribution of $90,000 worth of real
estate and ma an to its member,. The number of mem
ber* is Welted to 10,000. $2 00 and five letter /damps
per membership, or a share. Any iudivillual pending
SIO owl the damps, shall be entitled to M 3 Shares; or
any 'knoll Feuding $lO with Mx names, with theadd r oaa
of each, carefully written, ithall be entitled tapir shares
Thu fulthwing hi She 'real Waste to be distributod
No. 1. .011 improved farm of 30 sores in Cooke ,
Co., Illluole , slued at $3,000
No. 2. An improved farm of 100 acres In White ,
Nsides CO., Illinois, valued et • 3,000
o. 3. , An Improved farm of 100 acres In Whita:
aldea 00., Illinois, valued at
No. 4. An excellent Inhale rosidenso In Dubuque,
lowa ‘ veined at • 3,000
No. b. 180aerea suporlor him /and In Cooke Co.,
Illi voluml at ' 2,000
No. 0.. 100 acres well pine timbered In WaiipaCca
(1o„ Wisconsin, valued at 2 , 0 4 0
No, 7. A good lot and cottage residence In Ohl.
raga, Illinois, valued at - 2,000
No, O. 160 acres superior laud In Whitrialdes CO.,
Illinohi,valued at i 1.000
No. 9. lfD acres good land he Ohippeway Co., •
WMOINIU, valued at , •
No. 10. 100 acres good land in Ohippeway Co.,
Wiaronslo, valuadat 960
No. 11. 160 acres , good land la OhlppewayOo.,
Wisconsin ' valued at 800
Na, 12, 100 auras good land In Dunn Co.,
roust", valued at 800
No, 13, 80,M101 . 011good land inhiarshail do., Inv's,
valued at 000
No, 14. 80 woo good load in Marshall On , TOM,
valued at r 000
No. 15. 80 acres good land in Marshall Co., (ova,
valued at 000
N 0.16. 40 acres good land in ManthallOo., lowa, '
valued at 800
No 17. 41/ acres good land to, Linn Clo., lowa, '
ant at COO
No, 18. 40 acre, good land In LumOo , lowa, val•
wed at 600
N 0.19. 40 acres good land inLion Co. t rows,
val
ued at }
B q o
No. 20. Coe building lot In Dubuque, lowa, val.
mut at
No. 21. One building lot In Sterling, Illinois,
'valued at 000
No. 22. One .building lot In Storting; !Made,
valued at SOO
No. 23. Una building' lot In Sterling, Illinois,
valued at 300
N 0.24. 40 item/ farm land In (trent pc.„ Wisoon-
Ain, valued at 1. ' • ' 1100
No, 25. 40 Rorer/ farm land In (rant 00., Wlaaoo-
_, tdu, valued at 800
No. 26. 40 acres land in grant Co Wlticoneln
vidoe4 Ot 240
N 0.27. r4O acres land In (DantWhicomin,
valued at
,240
N 0.28. 40 acres land in Crawford Orl.;Wiaconoln,
valued et ' 200
No. 29. 40 scree lend in Crowford Oo„ Wiscouala,
Tithed at • 900
No, 80. - 401tcres land In Orawford 0001'11601min, '
'valued at 900
N 0.31. ,40 carom land In Monroe Co., Wiattirain,
value at ;'' I • • 900
No. 92. 40 sores land In Monroe OD : , Wisemasin,
valued at r 200
No. 83. 40 acres land in Jackson Co., Wl6OOllllll,
valued at 200
-No. 34. 40 acres land In 'Jackson Co., Wisconain
valued at2oo
No. 36. 80 acres land In Mal Axe Co., WiscOnsin,
vaMe6 100
No. 96. 40 acre, land to Bad Axe Co., Whiconoin,
' valued at ' 100
No. 97, 40 mail land In Did Ale
valued at 100
No. 98. 'flue lot in Pultony 11111101 S, valued et 100
No. 30. - One lot Ju Fulton, Illinois, valued at 100
No. 40. One lot in Fulton,llllnols, valued at 100
The dietril,utioawiil be conducted fairly and honor
ably. The Dames and address of stockholders shall be
written on as many aMall cards ail they have shares,
and the Whole placed in a box, and the first name taken
out shallbe entitled to tha Improved farm No. 1 la the
above liat,•and,the next takon out will be ent i tled to
No: 2 and no on milli Dor 40 Nonni of real Oatato aro all
dlstrtoted Then to each of the remaining 14,000 "
`stock olden) wilt be sent a . cheap snap of aWeetern
State or 'territory. A full account of the distribution
will be ibilvtirded In a printed circular, to each member
of the AosOciatiou, with the nausea and adduce, of such
as may receive the real estate—to whom also the deeds
will ho ,tut and iniinediato posaeselob given. Xach on;
placation must be accompanied with $2.00 and five letter
stamper Address LINDELL, ! TONES dc 00., ,
au-13 " - -," Chicago, Illinois._
SARDINES. -100 cases of% BO hilt boxes
" "4 ' In st°re eud Wig i tt'PßOttbllte.i I
su 0 Nos ! 241 sod ABC Reedit swot.
Obipping.
STEAMSHIPS
STATE Ol' UEOROIA
turfs goornaueireil.
1657.
Arago, Wedueaday, Aug.V.l
I Mon, do. Bet& 29
Arago, do. Oct. 21
Wolter*, , do. Nov. 16
Arago, do. ' Leo: 16
1866.
Fulton, do. Jau 13
Arago, do. Feb. 10
a'ulton, do. Mar 10
Arago, do. April 7
Fulton, do. May 6
Arago, do. Juuet
Fulton, do, Jttue 90
FOR OBUMMiTOWN
4240L85. IS A tON.—BUYERS
and • counnuers are Invited to examine oar
Moak of LOCUST MOUNTAIN and BLACK
lINATII 00AL.” Our Ooal Is selected expressly for
use; being carefully rareened, we will warrant It
free Prot' , elate and dust. We sell 22401 M.," being
240 lbs. more" than Bold by retail dealers, at "26 cents
less per ton."
Also. on hind a full supply of BROAD TOP BITU
MINOUS 0O#1.." for Steam-generatlng,
and. Bolling-nalll purposes. This Coal cannot be ex
celled.
Yards, BROAD and Sign "2210 LBS. IS
A TON. Noti•Sm] MOUTON h. CO
(10 ALI GOAL I COAL f—TAGGART's
WELHURATID SPICING MOUNTAIN LXIIIOII
COAL.
& R•OARtS/VBORRINWOOD TAVAQIIA.OOAL
oratsuit W. BNirri.EIVIS runt iforan BOUtIYL
RILL COAL. ,
RANDALL & MEREDITH
Rave for sale, and
-are constantly reeelvlas from
above celebrated Uelllerles,
COAL OF ALL SIZRE.
There la no Cool 'Mew anywhere, equal la quality
the and and a ,trial will convluee soy one of their great
seinlriority. Oar Coat to very carefully gemmed, at our
yard, and we will warrant it
pe r free from slete, ,
dust end all Impinitlee. Our PRIDED ;trout LOW aa the
VERT LOWEST.
Orders left 'it our Oahe, No. 161 ROU'AR PRONT
*treat, 11,010 Waluqt.
Delete leffat our Yard, CALLOWHILL 'treat, beloa
BROAD street.
Orders 101 l at our Wharf, WATER street, above CAL
LO WIIILL—or mot to either place per Despateh Poet,
will , recelve prompt attention.
perchmers for Fatally use will do viall to call and ex
amine our Coal before purchaeing elsewhere. asit-tt
V n 6iiiiiisKlLL AND LEHIGH COAL.—
1,7 I am daily receiving, at toy yard, the beat Quality 0.
SOIRIYLKILL AND LEIIIOO COAL. fdy customers,
and pli other Vrho mar favor ma with their onion, may
rely on getting. Coal that will be Satiefsetory to them.
Iv- NO inrerior Coal kept at this eatablishment to
offer, at LOW PRIORS.
Br CONVERT,
N. N. corner of oad and Cherry Sta.
L.EIIIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL._
, DALY, YORTNIt & CO., COAL DRALIIII2, No
021 PRIMN Street, above Eighth, keep constantly on
hand at the very lowest rates, a full supply of Lehigh
and buylkill Coal. Cu I.om
- - it HU AND COAL.—MHWNOMERY
t L c
!& NEAL'. having connected the • Coal with the
!antler Welt:tem, Inform their friends that they have
made contraeti for a supply of the beet qualdies of
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, and are now ready to re-'
relve orders, Twelfth and Prime streets. Ordara may
ho lull with . Mr. H. KILPATIMOK', No. 13 S. YIFTII
etreot, or with Mr. Wbf. D. NDA Lb, corner SIND and
WA 1111 atreets. anlB-am
tOrtias anb (Elienticals.
, ~,,,,,,,,,
10 1 11. EDERICK BROWN,-01TEMIST
; AND DIIIRIOIST, north-east corner FIFTH and
OHIRITNUT ;Streets, Philadelphia, vole Manufacturer
of titOWN'S MUNCH of JAMAICA (iINORR,
which la recognised and prescribed by the tune.; p a .
witty\ add has become the Standard FAMILY MRDI
-I.IINg of the United States.
This Essence is a preparation of unuenal excellence,
During the Summer months, no family or traveller
'13041 be without it. In relaxation of the howele,in
nausea, and particularly In sea sickpeBB, It le an active
and NW as well as a pleasant and efficient raniedy.
VAUTlON.—Persous desiridg att article that can be
relied upon, prepared solely from pure JAMAICA DIN
OUR, abouhL be particular to ask for a Brown's Re.
ounce of Jamaica Ginger," which is warranted to be
whittdt is represented, and le prepared only by PREDR
RICK DROWN , PM for sale at ble Drug and Chemical
Store, north-east corner of FIFTH and ,CIIRSTNUT
Streets, Philadelphia; and by all the respectable Drug
gists jtad Apothecaries lu the N. States. aul-am
Sirc proof Odes
~~~~
@~
A large assortment of
EVANS & WATSON'S
PifiLADRLPHIA MANUFACTURED
SALAMANDER SAVES,
VAULT DOORS,
Par Satan and Storm
BANE LOOKS,
Eguai to any now In me.
IRON DOORS, SUUTTERB, &e.,
On as good terms as any other establishment In the
Unitod Mates, by
EVANS WATSON,
No. 28 South FOURTH street,
Philadelphia.
PLEASE GIVE US A CALL. aolS•tt
inrnacto
11ACOREGOR HOT-AIR FURNACES.
' Sold by 011ADWIOK k SRO., SECOND Street,
&at danr glove Rae. eriRIK-Smog
"IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
-4 , NEW CIAB CONSUAIING PURNAOM
CHILSON'S NEW CONE FURN.4OI?,
after Laving boen put to the most severe test, during
the two onto WINTEINS or 1856 AND 1857, has proved to
he tho most powerful heater to the world, saving. from
to j the fuel over soy of the best furnaces now in nee.
Tunes reaUSOlO3 are constructed with a cut Iron ash
pit, and a broad, shallow pan•shnped Pre pot, lined
with are-brick or iron doves. The tire pot IN surmouut•
ed with
A SERIES OF CONES, OR TAPERING RADIATORS,
large end bread at their lase, but tapering to email spec.
turem at the top, MI uniting with the smiler chamber,
through which the heat and emuko pass to the tine.
Tea efoomi products of combustion in the form of
snot, and amnia, are suspended directly over the Ere,
wvisin lor coutproand tutu the taperieg Corms and
OONTINO ALLY NNPOINID to the direct MUM Of the raga
of head and light from the lire.
This' heat mid light Is brought to a /MB 1 11400
Doire, not unlike the
comacorioN OF TIIR SUN'S RAYS,
to a fecal point through an ordinary lens, causing the
imbue ea, PAM to become intensely boated and thee
roughly °Toe/sen t by thie operation the semis sun
04800 Are VILA 11QOALLY 41 , 81LABLN with the roll
IT for heating purposes, while, in other furesaw,
it is OSMOND OFF AND WANGAD IN TUN ontiiiisr.
All persons desirous of obtaining the beat and
MOST ECONOMICAL IMAM* APPARATUS,
should not fail to examine the NNW CAR CONNIVING
eOIN lIIIRNAOi before purchasing any other. The at
-tention;of architects and builders is particularly r• •
quoted. ARNOLD A, WILSON,
(Sitecessors to S. A. llarrition,)
No. 624 WALNUT Street,
Opposite Independence Squar .
(tobacco attb 4:Eigara., '
.........:-,,,,,..,...., ~,,, ...,....„„_.....—.........y.......,...........,...........,
'Ur AVANA CIGARS—A handnome assort
[l merit, such ea
Figaro, Fartagaa,
Cabana', Sultana,
Gloria, Jupiter,. •
Cioloeo, Converenntes,
Torrey Lopes, Union Amerleuia,
Orejon, Flora Cubans, ito., Cto.,
kn., in K, if, 1-6 and 1-10 xixes, (101 l altos and quail-
Hoe, in *tore and eonetantly receiving, and for mile low,
by , CHARLES TETE,
(new) 118 WALNUT Street,
aul-ly below Second, second atop
VICAR°, CABANAS AND PA — NTAGAS
11! ANOARS.--4. choice invoice of these oelebrited
breads on boatel brig "New Nra,'. daily expeeted tram
Havana, and for said low, by OHARLNA 'MTN,
(New) Ott Walnut etreet, below Ilecond,
sal Second Story.
ljarCwart
QUAKER CITY NAILS,
MERCHANT BARB,
RIVET IRON,
Manufactured at FOUNTAINOREM ROLLING MILL,
011 the Schuylkill, above Spring Garden Water Works.
WAREHOUSE, 103 North WATER Street.
QUAKER, CITY NAILS are warranted equal to any
made.
oc9-tf
JOHN HALDEMAN, Agent.
T
HOMAS E. BAXTER.—HARDWARE
ourumi AND ,TOOLS, N 0.7 telg MATUENT ST.
Nlpth. anuiti )0.1n,111114dolphis• an 1.6 m
Emnbri -
I. UMBER I LUMBER, 1 I—Tlio eubscribor,
.11.4 who has for several yours occupied the premises at
Bloan's Planing )VIII, Keuaiugtoti bee removed to
COATES, BTittlET WIJA.UP, adjoining the Pbosnis
Plaulog Still, on Lodestar., avenue, where he Intend.,
keeping d largo assortineat'of Oaronne and other tour
ing buerd r e, stepc,'slierp, shelving, ceiling, fencing and
ecatfuld Wards, thoroughly seasoned ' ant i Well Worked.
For sale at the lowest each prices. Purchasers are in
cited to e'en and examine for themselres, and every ef
fort will ho node to give eetisfeetiou. Ordere received
and eepplhal et the shortest notice fur els kinds And
'Neu of Southern yellow Pine, Timber end hcautilog.
eul-tr 8. fl. 11,1011111.
t . 00AL FREIGHT. N,O T .E---T fi E
.1-41 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY are
tlow prepared to reeelPe qqd furwani YRNIOIST between
Philadelphia,taneenter; nnd ()Mumble, M the following
rebut per hundred plumb,:
BETYYRNbi P 1.1 4 .14; POLUMBIA.,
PlretOlase. &mut ChM, T irdOleet Fourth 0141111.
22 Me: 1B ete • 16 eta, 14 ets.
. ,
. . , . . ~
flour, 10 rte , per barrel.
Pig metal, 10 eta. per 100 pounds,
ItETWNtN PITILA.' AND LANUANTED.
Fin , d Olean. Peccad Claes, Vila' Class. Fourth Class
20 eta. • 17 ote.. 16 CU. 13 ots.
flour, . , % ota. 'per burro/. ,
Pig Metal, 10 eta. per 100 pagoda.
AralOLEB (1, FIRST aLAB.i.
Hooks, ; ' , Preob Flab,
Boots and Shoos,, , '. „flute la Bags,
..
Ceder und,Woixlen Ware . ,• Porter and Ale tu , bertha,
Pry floods ' Yount, le ceaaa, . ,
Egga, , ( ' , Pork (fresh,)
Parulture, ' - ' Youltry, (dressed,)
Yeathers, , . Wrapping Paper.
' AIITIOLN9 OP 2u ()LAPP.
Apples, ,
kdolumen,
(Thecae,
' Melons,
Clover and Crass Hasa, Ohs in cask* or barrels,
Crockery, Paper in bozos,
Candles, ' Pasteboard,
Osaka or Darrel., (empty,) 'PeAchl'il,Plioai)
Groceries; r Piinting Fn.},
Ones and Airfoil, , Paper hangings,
Burring in boles and kegs, QUIWIOIIII/40, , ,
hardware, ~ , Sweat Polatoea,
MO, i ' - Tobacco kalea, . ,•
Iron, hoop, band, or sheet, - Tea,
leather, t
Liquor in wood, Tallow, e
Marble fllaba and Marble Turpentine, (apts,!)
Monuments, Vs, eish. .
'All.TlOliga DP in CLUB.
Alcohol, " Potatoes,
°p&p, , , Tail:lips,
hides, (grnend , Vinegar,
Lard, • White Lead,
Oysters &Claw, (in s/011) Window Class,
Tobacco, (manufactured,)
AUTIOLF4 CP Aim CLASS.
Codfish, ' Rosin,
Cotton, Salt,
Fish, pined, ' Tobacco, (leaf,)
Grain of all Wilda, Tin,
Nalls'and I?lpikea, Tar,
Pitch, . , , ,Wbiskay,
Plaster.
1171" Pod further Information apply to
E. J .13NNEIDEA, Fte)glit Agent, Phila.
E. If. 1101011 Freight Agent Colombia.
1 ' 11,113 1 W. 11. . MY-Kng, Fnsrglit Agoni, Lancaster
ANA NI L ,L 4 ItORM,,-SUPEMIOR 'MA
IT NI Gt roan{iroctored stud for Welly
• WEAVNII, YITLNII & 00 .,
, No. ? A r nt anti Sl2 N:Whortab-
VCiTTON-200 balofigood Middling to Mid
Ming Pair Oottou;In store and,fpr sale by
MARTIN k MAOALISTRII,
sal „ r , „ ; I Hod!. Fi'iamtabro.
11X4.1.3,84,--17 bales Carolina Moas, tor, 'sale by
• , tjArrlN &:0,4.0.A.1.18TER,
• atil • • „ HO North 'Wits* Street.
VLOOitING , BOA.RDS-28,580 feet Caro
Ilea lloaring boards, afloat, for sale b ,
Ikt MINIM • & 11A0M,18111V .
a9l' ll l lNaviblcatsr imam
ADRAitBLACK—ENGRAVING, DIE
4411E14 and Embosfied Printing, •Envelope and
Sent Press Manuttotory, 37 Strawberry Street, between
fleerget au4 Third, sad and Otieetnat Street,
Pbtedelpbts, Pa. t't it 1 ti itavir
OSIII --600 BARRELS SOAFMA.KERB ,
ROI ~ t o.wrive:per erlooner J. 11. Vlanner,
10ci'malebyl , `MARTIN X MARALISTRIII
anal. 2 'IN North Wear *UWE •
- _
fiIIARLES. ,P., O.4DIVELL-41V,liglea010
V and netnitiVlllP too aviootu T p x , tip. 4
North VONALTH Breast , 4 ,1 sub
(243SNWOOD OENNIERY OFFIOE, NO
11 C W A 4 FPF ttt9 b#l rliaM ; , is UV
oauiri~s, sanbs
SAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. IN.
TEREST—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST .COM.
PANY.—WALNUT STREET 1300THAVEST CORNER
OY THIRD, PIIILADELPRIA.
Iliooaroaltnn IT 111 87ATM Of PiIISOILTAILI.
Money is received in any sure, large or email, and in
terest paid from the day of deposit to the day of with
drawal..
The office is open every day from 9 Weir* in the
morning till 7 o'clock In the evening, and on Monday
and Thiami evenings till 9 o'clock.
n'
HENRYI ON. L. BENNER, President,
OBERT BELVRIDGE, Tine president
Wu. 7 . Slaw Secretary.
DIX. 0101.15:
non. Henry L. Renner, C. Landreth Manna,
Edaard•t„. uavtay, , Y. Carroll firewater,
Robert Selfridge, Joseph D. harry
Saud. K. Ashton , Henry L. Churchman,
James B. Smith, Francis Lee.
.This Company confines its business entirely to the
receiving of money on Interest. The inveetrnents,
amounting to ever
ONE MILLION AND A HALF OP DOLLARS,
are made in conformity with the provisions or the
Charter, in REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES, GROUND
RENTS, and each first elan securities as will alweys in
sure perfect security to the depositors, end which can
not fell to glee permanency and stability to this Insti
tution,
VA PENNY SAYINGS FUND, Corner of
1 , 711/IPTII and WALNUT Streets. Open daily, from
9 to 8, end on Tuesday . and Friday Evenings, until
o'clock. Large Cr email Nelms received and paid with.
I
out notice, with PIPE PER OENT. INTEREST by
check or otherwise. JOHN THOMSON, Preal.
TIOO PRISI DENTS,
TKOs. T. TASKER, EDWIN M. t&WIB.
coloativinv AID lesseVitita,
WM. T. ELARRT.
titoSTISS,
Win. 0. Ludwig,
1) O. Levy,
Charles 11. Lea,
A. Mickey,
Israel W. Morris, Jr.,
Wm. Neal
Thos. Neilson,
Thomas S. Reod,l4. D.
James
Thos. P. SparlaWk,
Oscar Thompson, •
Peter Williamson,
Tea. R. Watermest,
Marlin; T. Yorkes.
eohn It. Austin,
Jelin h. Addieke, '
&demon Alter,
M. W. Ballwin,
William Clark,
Ephraim (Mark, Jr.,
Charles S. Oaretairi,
Robert Clark,
K. J. Drexel,
Cherie/1 Doti
Win. D. Mosier,
iltrojamila Gerhard,
Jahn Jordan, Jr.,
Lards Leiria, Jr.,
a. -am
NO. 83 (341) DOCK , STREET.-FIVE
111 PER PENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND:
Np . B3 (241) DOCK STREET.--FIVE
PER GENT. STATE SAVI . NOS POND.,
No. On) 'DOCK STREET.-FIVE
PER CENT, STATE SAW NOS FOND.
88' (241) DOCK STREET. - FIVE
MG VENT STATE SAVINGS VUND. -19
•
itlact)inerD ana kpite.
ItIYtIYL . tind
a.
mil '
.. .1. 10 1 1 /13011.i1l ultimo%
SOUTHWAiIk FOUNDRY,
IIIFTLI AND WASNINGTON BTRICIIIII,
• POILAIALPIIII. •
MERRIOK & SONS,
lINGINDERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low YTOS2II4Te Steam linginee, for
Land, River, and Marine servito.
Boilers, tiaaometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, &e., Out
ings Of all kinds, either Iron or Dross
Iron frame roofs for Has Works, Workshops, Railroad
Statitins,
Retorts and (lea Machinery of the latest and most
imprbred construction.
Every description of Plantation machinery, each as
Sugar, MN', and Orbit Mills, Vacuum Pane, Open Steam
Trains, Detonators, Filters, Pumping Engines, &c.
Snip Agents for N. Rillieux , s Patent Sugar Bolling
Apparatus; Naninyth's Patent Steam Hammer; J. P.
Rosit'. Patent Valve Motion for Blast Machinery and
Steam Pumps,
Superintendent—D.L ItARTOL.
RIOHARD NORRIS & SON, LOCUM°.
TIVIC
IiTRAIR ENGINE ISUILDERS,
111111VIIXTMISTU OTRIBT, lIAMILTOI4, ITAIRVIIIV AND
OPRINO aARDErt sTßarni,
PIIILALINLPLUA.
Sugaged *10104,81y in the maunfacture of
LOCOMOTIVE STEAM ENGINES.
moiurgoturs to order Locomotives or Any arrange,
MOM, weight or capacity for the use of Weal or Coke,
or Bstuenesous Coal in its node irate, or
• ANTURACITK COAL,
WITHOUT SHIRRING{ 811000, OAS OR 71111.
In design, material cud workmanship, the Locomo
tives produced at these Works are equal to, and not ex
celled by any. The materials used in construction are
made on the spot, ant insure the beet quality end most
reliable stock. The large extent of Shops and com
plete I:ykipmnst of MacAtxtry and Timis, enable
them to eleoute the
BRST OP WORK WITH ORRAT ORSPATCH,
OW ANY AIIIUNORMISICT RIQUIRE,D.
RIFILLED OAR WIIERLS, 11A AIIIRRRD AXLE,
With ➢orgiuge of any Min or form,
IRON ANL BRASS CASTINNS.
And MACHINE WORK generally.
RIMMED NoRIIIS
su!•ly
lIIINUT LATHIER NOURIII
DENN STEAM ENGINE AND BOIL
ER WORKS.
RIIANEY, NEAFIE & CO.,
PRACTIOAG 'AND TREORKTIOAL ENQINRSTIS,
11#0111NISTB,..DOILER-MAKNItB, BLAUK-
SIIILTII3 &NO WOUNDRON.
Having for many years been in successful operation,
and beau oacluaively engaged in building and repairing
Marine and River li:entries, high and low pressure, Iron
Boats, Water Tanks, 'Propellers, & 0 ., &c., respectfully
offer their services to the public, as being fully prepared
to contract for Enginea of all Bites, Marino, River, and
liltationuy. Having sets of patterns of different algae,
are prepared to execute orders with nalck despatch,
livery, ,description of Pattertuttutking made et the
ehorteat notice: High and Low Pressure, Pine, Tubn•
lar and Oylinder Bellevuet the best Pennsylvania char
coal Imo. Porgluga of all aimn and kinds; Iron and
Brea, Oa/dingo of all descriptions; Roll Turning, Screw
Cutting, and all other work connected with the above
business.
Drawings and specific/diem for all work dam at their
establishment free of charge, and work guaranteed.
The Subscribers have ample wharf dock room for re
pairs of boats, where they can lay in perfect safety, and
axe provided with shears, blocks, falls, &,c., &a , fur
talsiug henry or light weights.
. .
THOMAS RICANNY,
. -
JAOOII Q. NRAPIM,
JQIIN P. LEVI e r • •
, . .
and-y BRACH and PALMlRStraeti, Kenaington
HANDY & MORRIS
MANDHAOTIIKRTIS OP
CUMBERLAND WROUGHT IRON TUBES
YOU GAS, EITMAkt Oft WATBK.
*LBO,
GENERAL IRON COMMISSION MRRCHT'S
Warehouse El. X. corner FRONT and WALNUT.
illebicinta
HELMBOLD's GENUINEPREPABA
voN, Extract Dacha, for all Diseases of the Blad
der, Kidneye, Gravel, Dropay, Nervous and Debilitated
Mame.
HELMBOLD'a GENUINE PREPARA
TION, Extract Bache, removes all the symptom',
among which will be forma Indisposition to exertion,
Loss of Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Dreathing,
General Weakness, Horror of Disease, Weak Nerves,
Trembling, Dreadful Horror of Death, Night Sweats,
Cold Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Languor,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System, often ease
loons Appetite or Dyspeptic Symptoms, Dot Hands,
Fleshings of the Body, Dryness of the Skin, Patio!
Countenance, Eruptions on the Face, Palos In the lisck,
Heaviness of the Nye Lids, frequently Black Spots flying
before the Eyes, with temporary Suffusion, Longo( Sight.
If these symptoms are allowed to go on, which this me.
dichle invariably removes, soon follow Fatuity and Epi
leptic Vita.
IF YOU ARE SUFFERING WITH ANY
of The abovo distreming ailments, vise lIBLIS.
MOLD'S PIUtPAICATIONS. Try them, and be convinced
4 their etbeacy.
HEIAIBOLD's GENUINE PREFAB&
RATION, Extract Bucbu,
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And bloom to the pallid cheek !"
And are so pleasant in their taste, that patients be
d/nue feud of them,
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TION Extract Buchu—See overwhelming °video
ree which will be produced to chow that they do g reet
goal to all who honor them with a trial. Evidence open
for the Inspection of all.
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$1 P o n , E
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lirssed to any alma. 'Depot, 62South ateet,
Assembly Building, below CHESTNUT street, Philaatel.
phis.
Address letters, H. T. lIRLIIIBOLD, 62 South TENTH
street, below CHESTNUT, Philadelphia.
Sold by Druggists and bealera everywhere. Beware
of estuttortelts. sul-Sult
in A R
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T sLOORAPIIB,
OR PIIOTOURAPIIIO MINIATURES IN OIL,
N E. corner of MOUTH and LOOUST.
The above pictures alder error tualy from anything
ever before offered to the publie. Their softness, and
truth of,color and outline, extraordinary minuteness
and accuracy of detail tonere, of necessity, the greatest
fidelity of resemblance i while the sorertty of the or
deal to which they are exposed lu manipulation equally
settles the question of their permanence. These facts
enable the subscriber to offer them, with the greatest
satlernetiou• sod coptidenoe, to the public and to his
friends,
They tie 'soured by letters patent to, and oan be had
UNIX or; IL D. 'MARCHANT.
ID• Portraits of the cabinet, and life sise on canvan
as heretofore. lie 18-3 m
punLic AMP S.--TLIE PIJEGIC IS
respectfully informed that °dices have been opened
by the District Buperintendeuts of Public Lighting, at
which eititens axe requested to give information respect
ing Accidents which way happen to the Public Lamps; or
of any failure iu lighting or extinguishing them at the
proper titue; or if not properly cleaned and in good
lighting condition. The Cooks will be kept by Joseph
Bally No. Mt Q.Uovu street, Third Ward; Charley Carty,
No. lid South Seventh street, Ninth Ward; Minim U.
Kirk, No. 1438 Hutchinson street,,if weutieth Ward; 11.
W. Veshoug, No. 7131 Coates scoot, Fifteenth Wardi
Thos. V • Dow I by, awe Office, Twe uty-Foorth Ward, (West
Phliadelphia;) M. It. M`Faildon, lial Office, Twenty-
Second Ward, (Clenusotowni) Wen N. Market, ties
Office, Twenty-Third Ward (Braaktonl,) and at the
Gee Borneo in eleventh etreet, below Market.
By order of the Trustees of the Philadelphia Gas
Werke. it. J. KITE,
oel-em Superintendent of Distribution.
PHILADELPHIA TYPE FOUNDRY—
N. W. Cor. THIRD and OLIESNUT Ste.
,
L. PELOOZII k BON, thaakfal for the liberal pa.
tronage heretofore accorded to tit,lr Rotel)liniment,
cud desirous to merit Ito continuance would announce
to ?rioters sad Publishers that their new OPEollinibi
BOOK is now ready, from their increased (*
st and
Millet!,
ore now prepared to iirnish every thing ueoessary In so
complete Brintiug etablishmeut, at the shortest no
lice. Their long practiml experience lu the bueiness,.
sod the fast of their personal superintendence of the
manufacturing department, justifies them in assorting
that they Can furnish a more durable and better tin
lifted article than their cotemporaries.
Those, therefore, who desire Printing Materials,
would do well to apply to them previous to purchasing.
'elsewhere.,
' , Old type Wren at 9 cents per pound, , i n exchange for
new at specimen prices. aul-tr
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Card* Per 11110tir 1 ,„01 W
ntwaata.a,aataaa tips • VP. A,
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{hulk NU alml Cools
L Tea Tecasi Car& pr Maria E
111 *raw.% aa._sireaa. wadi
Car: Maio, VOURTIL 13T. below Chasten:4.
. . . ,
GMEAP SUMMER FUEL.—GAS COKE,
of excellent quality, is sold Mao PHILADELPHIA
GASWORKS for the reduced price of five route a bitatiel,
Mid may be, obtained In kirge or stall quantity by ap
p
Pltr e yttig 'at the (taa Office, No. 20 South EIBYBNTH
at, _ .
, To ;utlfouters by, Wholesale, it to 'old et the Works,
In PirOt Went, by the ton, at a price equivalent to An
thracite, a ti2so per ton., / ,
~.; • ( Signed, ) J. 0. 0R583124, Ingineer.
TVILADILIIIIA Gee WOitea, Aug.. 26 . , 67. su27-tf
(10A011, ENGINE' AND 110,Tr i t LAMP
kaHciryor E. W UMBERS, No. HO, ,` l e
EP IP!
RlCHlrlii below Obeataut What; bah 'Demme 'a sayukt
of 90 per cunt. to our SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MUCHANTS, and also the amtvilence harlattlaeir
old Oarslage Lampe new allvet- ppaki
. and b9ttomed,
.pa 4 aothy,expreasto hlt pe.i , ta; ' -WS ly
. _
Jioniattre ennwpnica.
FIRM INSLI4LAN,OZ. ,
13PRING GARDEN FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANI.
CAPITAL 3120,000, PAID IN CAoll,
AND SECURELY INYEAt•ED,
oyykm, N . W. CORNER 011 SIXTH AND WOOD
, 9PRINO OARDENS.
QUARTER PERP !ATV AL
1.1.155L9 PROMPTLY PAID
DIRECTORS.
Jobu II Polmert, Hear, 11. PLII a,
Dari.l Wlldirper,
Urojatni. It. is, J.Jn, I
Job Kiwi+, Jr Charles Y,”1,1.
Auhay 11 Park, William E Itno
James Denali, Johii B Stevensta,
Jscoir 9. Mintzer., • Curwiu
Ileuty Romer, Thew, Tslllavlsaat,
George K. ['Vida
JOHN It. DOUNERT, Preat.leut,
L. RRU hl BHA AR, Sorretsry. *opt 21— ly
NEPTUNE INSUHA,NCE COMPAN Y.•--
ottrtem 414 WALNUT Ynulklin Banding's.
FIRS AND MAN/b'6 /NA UNANCR.
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO, WITH PRIVILEOE To lITORKABE
TO 600,000.
This eillup.y 4 now rullf Organ sed, and prepared Iv
mace sir kinds or Insurance against loss or dazakte by
Vire and Markle Petits st current rates. ,
dillefatS.
H.O LATIOHLIN, Presldeut. '
RICHARD BUIELDS, Elea President
GEO. SCOTT, Secretary
DIRECTORS
tiyorKe Minster,
W. C Stotesbury,
It 11. Carina,
C. C. Rutter,
Ilse. Scott. Itesl9-r
II 0, Laughlin,
L. Bharwood,
Win Osborne,
Richanl Shields,
T. V. Showell,
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE ' IN-
BußreNug COMPANY 'OP PIIILADSLPHIA, '
PBANKLIN BUILDINGS, No. in WALNUT BMWS?
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $OlO,OOO.
(FULL 4110007 alladOalaan.)
Insetted se Cottons:
First Bonds and Ilfortegee on Property to the
Olty of Philadelphia $L45,400
Stocks north pm' •• . 1.12,100
Omit on hand 0,190
Anthil lit secured by Block notes • 190,000
Amount of fitoth doe on call 1,770
NlOO,OOO
Tills Company fsflUts insurance. on %wilding., 14er
chapilise, Pun:Mere, Lumber, ace ; on Vessels, Cargo,
ittllYreight, to all ports, sad by Railroad, Gates, and
Rivers, at the lowest ratee, and upon the moat liberal
term, guarantying Prompt Payment on the ailjostoskit
pf losses,
crPerpoll , a inForshoo mole upon the usual terms
PILVOTORS.
P. N. Potts, Wm. P. Leech,
0 R. Ppangler, lk T Remit,
Abr'm. Res, 11. 11. Houston, .
Wm 11. Woods, Jos: R. Withers,
' aenigo Dowell, Abr'm P. }tyre,
7. Edgar Thomson, - W. Ralguel,
U. O. Sower, Cherles Y, Norkw ‘
Sohn W. Seaton, ' JUm D. Levant,
Herman Haupt, Tinnes V. Stiles,
Nathan It. Potts, ' " 11. N. Durioughs,
PIeRCIVAL 11. OTTS. President,
0. R. SPANOLRE, Vice Prea , L, W. 11. WOODS, See.,
Auglilly R. T. KENsin, Treasurer.
T A E
QUAKER ''TY 1 - "
tcOmpAw.7
of _ -NSURANCE
Ofgeo No. 408 (late 92) WALNITP, St
Capital and Surplus, 9230,000.
This Company continues to make Insurance against
loan Or damage by Pim and the Perils of the Sea, Initial
Navigation and Transportation, at current rates.
OPPIORRS.
I President-OEO. 11. HART
Viso Preaktent-11 P. ROSS.
• Secretary and Tressurer—ll, R. tIOGGBRALL
• Amistant Secretary-8. 8. SUTURE.
SOTORS.
George G. Dart,
It D. Rosa,
A. O. Cratell,
Joseph ildwarde,
Johu O. Dale,
Hoe. Henry IL Puller,
Poster El. Perkins,
Joke 11. Chambers,
ea EE-ly
x. W. Bliley,
Charles 0.
Was. D. Lewis, Jr.,
3. L. Pomeroy;
Andrew R. Chan:ilea,
R. R Coggsball,
Samuel J °llea, I. D.,
A. P. cheeibrough.
PPHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE IN
SURANOR COMPANY, incorporstsd by the state
of Pennsylvania in 1448; are now established in their
NNW OVIICE, No. 433 CHESTNUT Street, where they
are prepared to make ALL KINDS OP INSURANCE,
from LOBS BY WIRE, on property of every description,
in Tone or Country, Including PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
DWELLINOS STOKES, WAREHOUSES, EACTOUIES
awl MANUYACTORINS, WORKSHOPS, VESSELS, &e.
Also,' MERCHANDIZE of kinds STOCK S OP
GOOS, Stocks of COUNTRY STORILS, Goode on
STORAGE or In BOND, STOCKS and TOOLS of AR
TIFICERS and MECHANICS; FURNITURE, JEW
ELRY, FIXTURES, &e., &e &a., to., at moderate
rate. of ;premium, and for any period of time.
The Company refer to their pant career ea an ample
unarautee for the PROMPT SETTLEMENT of all their
LOBBR3. There ire it this time, no unsettled thanes
against them. ROBERT P. KING, Preen.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice Preen.
Pubis BLicrTIOABB, Beep. sal-3m
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST dimi-
L, PANT.—The PENN MUTUAL LL9N INSURANCE
COMPANY, Southeast Corner of THIRD and ROOK
Streets, Capital, 3 e 12 ,723 03.
IWBUlrika LIVX9 Tor short terms, or for the Thole
term of life--grants touniltles and endowments—par,
chases life on interests in Real Estate, and rushee alt
nontrUts dependlog on the oontingenoles of Lite.
They act as Executors, Adrolaistrators, Astioseim,
Trustees and annzdiana,
MONNY EXONIVXD ON DNPOSIT in any =mint—
Fire Per Cent. Interest allowed from date of depalt,
payable back, on dinaand without notice,
AitakiTS OP TUB COMPANY, January /4, He.
Loam of the State of Pennaylranla,
delphla Oily , Penn'a Railroad, Camden
and Amboy ILMlroad L and other Loans $119,885 38
Bonds, Mortgages and neat Vadat. 111,131 19
Stocks in Duette, Insurance, Gas and Rail
road. Companies 51 ,729 98
Premium Notes and LOU/ on Collateral 193,59'! 01
Oaeh in Bank, due from Agents, Inter.
eat, fan 38,780 41
Guarantee Capital, Subscription Note' 100,000 00
$
D.3NISL L. MILLZR, Preside 14 nt. 6'
83311131. R. 13TO8:Eri, Vise PtBlll.
701121 W. labssok. Seeretarr. aal-13
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPA
NY, NEW YORK.-01boe, No 29 Wall attaet, ad
joining the Mechanics' Bank—Cash Capital, 124,090,
with a seri:lns. Thla Company Insure headings Mer
chandise, I. ortAture, Yeasts lii port and their argues,
and other property i agelnet Lou or Damage by Pure and
the Rieke cd Inlan d Namgation.
' DIBECTOBS.
Henry Orinnell, Joshua L. Pope,
Caleb Barstow, , .Betfas It. Orarea,
Henry 0. Brewer, Henry Davis,
Edmund ?enfold; . , 0..11. Illieolleal, •
Hanson K. Corning, Theo. Polltemum, jr.
Ogden MaigertY) Bliaha 11. Morgan,
Thomas Monagan, . • AMA. It. Van Neat, .
John H. Earle, William A. Cary, ,
Albert Ward, Thomas S. Nelson,
Charles Easton, ' ' James W. Phillips,
Loule.Lorut Charles A. Macy,
Samuel O. (hidden, Edward liincken,
Steph. Cambreleng, Wm. B. Shepard, -
Thomas Scott, Charlea L. West,
John Ward, Lothrop L. Sturges,
Henry H. Bogert, William R. Poadicis,
Peter Wes, Amery Thayer,
Benjaroin 11. Yield, a W
sloe. eetteldt, •
A. R. Prothingham. Zalmon Taylor
Thee. P. Talmage, Henry E. Illostiotn.
Samuel L. Mitchell,
ALBERT WARD, President.
Menet° A. OAILIIT, Secretary. art 10-ly
ruANUFAOTURERS' INSURANCE
LYAL 0011PANY.-4 harter Perpetual. Granted by
the State of Peanaylratete. &MA f 600,000. Pint,
Marine, and Inland Transportation.
DIESOI . O2/1.
Aaron 8, Lippincott, Charles Wise,
Wm. A. Rhodes, Alfred Waaka,
• Charles J. Field, Jimes P. Smyth,
Wm. D. Thomas, 7. Rinaldo Sank,
Wm. Heal, John P. Simons, •
AARON 8. LIPPINOOTT, President.
WAI A. RIIODSB, Ilea President.
ALFRED WEEKS, Secretary.
J. W. AUBURN, 'Surveyor.
This Company was orguilted with a sash capital, and
the Directory have determined to adapt the business to
ita available roaarures—t4 observe Rodent , * in conduct
ing its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of teases.
Office No. 10 Merchants' Nishange, Philadelphia.
TIE MERCANTILE MUTUAL !NSW.
MAROC COMPANY OW PIIILADCLPHIA.—OtiIim
No. tat WALNUT Street, opposite the Nzehange. JJA
RING IMSNS ou Vessels, Cargoes, and Freights. IN
LAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS, per Railroads,
Cauals, Boats, and other carriages.
ALL, TIIA PROFITS divided anuaally among the As
sured, sea ample oactirlly Is ewe of lota,
DIIIIIOYOUI.
Thom* T. Butcher,
Algernon E. Ashburner,
Allred Pasant,
Thomas B Poster,
Gustavus English,
Dimes B. Stroup,
Allred Stale,
A. O. Cattail,
Charles IL Caritas s,
Samuel Robinson,
John C. Keifer,
John P. Steiner,
Henry C runbn,
Wm.
J Caner,
)reutsborg.
RRIA MIMS, PresHent '
BUTT, YIN President.
1. ~old)
Xdward Harris Mlles,
John M. &Nahaliner,
Mahlon Wilihunaon,
Samuel J. ilharpleini,
Imam Jet .)8,
llenry Peaut,
ledlward O. James,
William L. Bprinte,
Franklin U. Jowl,
Daniel Haddock, Jr.,
Willihm Taylor s
James Idurphy,
Win. P. Smith,
A J. Antain,
Samuel k
EDWARD ILA
ALFRED Y
Join, 0. K Standar
CHARTER OAK. FIRE AND MARINE
MISONANOM COMPANY OP MAIPPPORD, tikNN.
(Yeah Capita p 310,000. Losses in PONollotphli alit
•
vicinity istiustod at the Philadelphia Ulm'
, IT lean we refer to
/k.
I D.. S. Dreier' Co., Phila. Hon. lint Antes; Philia.
Chiffon, Stout & Co., a' Hon. Rufus Choate, Boston
Hacker, Lea &Q.t., , " , Hon. T. S. Wanking, Hart'il
We have facilities for p acing any amount or Insu
rance in the moat reliable Companies
PEILADRLPIIIA URNRRAL INsußenrk
AURNCY, Na. 413 (aid No. 343) exasTwur sr.
THOMPSON It ROOD,
Ageute.
Wants.
500 AGENTS WANTED.—A NOME_
tiITBAD FOR COl—Third Dlvlston.-1310,000
worth of Farms and Betiding LOU, in the geld region
of Culpeper county, Virginia, to be divided' amongst
10,200 subecribers, on the 7th of Deoineber, 185 T: Bob
evriptionannly, ten dollars down,,,or fifteen dollen!, one
half down, the rest ' ev delirbry of the deed. Itvary
subscriber, will get a Building Lot or a Vllllll, molting In
value Gout $lO to $25,000. These farms end luta are
sold so cheap to Induce settlements, It sufficient number
being reserved, the increase In the value of which will
esuipeinsto for the apparent low price now naked. Up
made of 1,86t0 lota and farms are already sold, and a
company of settler' called the " Rappahannock Pioneer
Astiociation" Is now forages and will noon commence a
settlement. .Ample security will be given fur the faith-
ful perfortesece of contracts and promises Nearly
48,000 acres of land in different parts of Virginia, new
at command , and will be sold to settlers at from $1 up to
idoo per acre. Unquestionable !, ties unit in ail cases
be peels. Wood-cutters, reopen, farmer., , arc,
wanted, and five hundred Agents to obtain subseribers,
to whom tles meet liberal leducements will be given.
Imo agents write that they we making gOod pe r mon th .
For full particulars, imbecripttons, agencies, be , apply
to -11.14 ADDER,
05124-tf Port Royal, Caroline county, Yu,
ijotels aub tieototatito
F HE OLD STAR HOTEL IN HARMONY
00 V .11, T.—The public are reepecletally Wormed
that the OLD STAR HOTEL still In eitatesee The
111 173 p ai ri ta et" itgl i8 h 47 h i at t ;ttla a" a hl3 topii '0U rior 'f6 q . u s t a ily IEd of A pro le,
Wines, ea/ LIVIDII, thlt Nth Wined that on paying
him ,lil t thoy will not be diaappolateo. He le also
preparolito'furnieh °lateral* ovary style, at the aborted
notice. 4 o f , ‘ i $ f
Lunch [thin 10:to 12 o'clock.
eep 24-let ' ' JOHN CORLEY.
lIANNINQ'S CITY LAGER'
BEr BALOON No. 282 Carter's Alley, Phil*
dolphla. sep22-8,
MoGO 'AN'S RESTAURANT, SOUTH,-
wesi corner 'of BROAD gin 4 WaLNIFF.--Base
and all`otlier deliciclea in /liaison. Families supplied
arithOyaters on the ahOrtellt 00110. 5 erspilsu;,l
MERCIIANTS' HOTEL;
NORTH ROUSTIII4MINIT L
Anon t
FRILADMILPRIA.,
'
' f au44:tt AfoNIVBXN & BONS, YROPRIMPOIIS
QCOTT 11013,5*-4)Ornar! of , street
osl and Dupeena Way? Plusburi:^o. D.MASHIE,
Provistori "
4 as.ll-ka
,;11. 1)
I .1 POiroato4
WESTERN TRAVELLERS,
ERRING AND SUMMER ARRA-Noliwaxts.,
moor/mg.,- esivrßAL RAILWAY.
two Luny TRAINS /mu DALTLMOBA I TO
RITTAKURGH AND VIII WEST.
On anti aft e r Jane lit, ISM, TWO DAILY TEAM
mill kart Calvert tttrtion for Pittattitr g h and al l m eet .
ern and Fan:4 or Northwestern titire
TIIK MORNING MAIL TRAIN
• LeSTPaI , !Lattimore daily ( Sanda l eseepted) at &IS A.
81: coniitct in; with the Mali Train verr the Great Peas
ilia-anis Railroad, ant arrifin g in Pittabwr it h at 191
A SI.
Tfit: ref:MX(IW( RUMS TILSIN
',arcs DAD insioe 11411) (Sunday *Scented) st 3 P. Yy
for 11.trrisboirg.
Tl 5 Y. 1t 11111 T Ie.XPRP.S3 TRAIN
Leaves tintlinioro litvi MIN :46111T al 10 P. Y., eon
netting with the Lirlituirig orerpie Pransits
rutin tniiirointfor Pittsbergh. arriving at 1.20 P. !I
lly- All the, Intini Vutmect closely at Pitub
with trims ever the Piuthirrick, Port Ws yusM
('1..n6., lw,traal , and Its Neethern, &ethers sad
Western conitectioas
Pa,aen‘ e rs for Chicago, Bock Malawi, Barliag
toe , tows City, 'Milwaukee, Dubuque, St. Past's Midis
soli, seal other levant,: cities in the Northwest, till save
ose hitiul ad miles of entre!
nod tea hours is Fide, with
foot. Loss changes of cars, by taking this route.
Passercera for Cleveland. Sandusky, Toledo art!
Detroit, go by did -route, and the time 13 nneTusiled,
being 113 miles sherter than by any other mate.
!Lr Passengers for ht. Lords, ladisaapolis, Terre
Haute, Cairo, awl all points on the Lower sod tipper
nude loss changes of cur, and arrive toads
ranee of any other route; and to Cincinnati, Coludbaa,
Dayton, Louisville, sad other prowonsut cities, as valet
aa by an other routs.
All W y estern Baggage CILLCHND THROUGH and
horcilei with curs.
FOR THE NORTH.
The 8.1.5 II IL. connects gladly with Diprese !Talus
over the Dauphin road for Williamsport, theirs
Rochester, Regale, Niagara Pans. mid Canada, thus
forming the moat direct railway mate to Northwestern
Pennsylvania and Western New York. • Passengers wIR
Owes this the aborted, cheapest, add mart eipeditionit
ratite to Niagara. Palls sad Canada-
Through Tickets are issued to Philadelphia cis Co
lorable and Lancaster by all the trains at az each, each
train having sure- ronneetions Passengers by this
root. avoid 1.-essitned bridges, and all the Inconvenience
of ferrying across the ilusquehanna river.
Parasengen for Hanover, Manchester, tiettyiburg, Ems
mittsburg, ehainbersburg, go by the trains at
8.4 A. M', and 13 P. M.
; . WESTMINSTER BRANCH.
The Care on this road make one trip per day, connect-
IhAwith ,t - 1;;; train at 3 P. M.
VIM THROUGH. TICKETS ZIA further infcrrmatiou,
of
ap (Arad audi the Ti.Franklla ti cket Office, tivate. Calvert Station, N. R. corner
'• • -
p.;- . t.0 • • 0. O. AMMON, Bairt.
11ENNSYLVANIA . RAILROAD. —THE
HAT CENTRAL MUTE, obruseeting the As
lan c Cities with Western, North-westerni and &tab
western States, by • continuous Railway direct. This
Email also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line
steamers to ail points on the Western Risers and Clelelanil arid Sandusky with Steamers to all Ports on
the Piortb•westero Lakes; making the gloat DIRECT,
CLIEAPEST end ROUTII by which Insight
can P 0 fOrwarded to end from the GREAT WEST.
RATER BETWEEN PIGLADELPIIIA AND MTh
RCt
Pea T Chats—Boots, Shoes, Usti, road
apt, books, bey Goods, (in boles
isles Cu.) trunks), Drugs, (in boles
and hales) Feathers, Pure, Ac Tie. er DV lb
at
sa eLass--bumentic Fibecting,
, hirting and. Ticking, (in original
boles), Drugs (en asks), Hardware,
tosthar, (in rolls or Imam), Wool, •
ina $ll eep Pelts, Eastward, ke. & c....60e. per 100 b
Tina° Otago—Anvils, Steel, Chains,
be casks), Hemp, tenon and Pork,
Salted, (tones ot in sacks), Tobacco,
inenufszturist,(except Cigars or out
Au, Sce.
.600., par y 0 lb
noire lhatis--Cosec, Pleb, Dunn,
(tee?, and Pork, (in casks or basalt
Wastwanl), LAN and Lard Oil, Nails,
Soda Aeb , German Cloy, Tar, Pitch,
Rosin, e Ide. per RC Ile
PaUll—lba. per LW., until further notice.
ins-415a. per 100 no., until farther not tee.
liCabit ping Goods frogs any point E.set of Pliiladel
phis) be Articular to uses package •, ric Pemorytramti
Rai/ram.' All floods consigned to the Agents of this
Road, at Philadelphia, or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded
without detention.
F141(1111 , AGIVad.-11.14 . 64, WOrinley &Co ,
Tep ; B F. Baas &Co , St. Loula, /do. •J. B. Ittitehrli
& Suit Vim:mato, hut ; butneatol, & iturstock,
and Carpenter & Jewrit, Louisville, liy.; B. C.
drum, lladimo, Ind.; U. W. Brown it Co., and Irwin
& Co., Clucitmati; N. W. drab= & Co., Zanesville,
Cido; Lava,. k Co., No. At Xilbyatremi,Boatou Leerb
& Co.. No. 11 Astor House, New York, No. I Witham at.
mad No. ti Battery Place, New York; X. J. :Weeder,
PluladolpLis; idagraw & Soma, Baltimore; D. •.
Atewsrt, Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOVSZOS,
• General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
U. J. LOILBAIIHT,
Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
AIRW YORK LINES.—THE CAMDEN
1 2 AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND PHILADELPHIA
AND ;TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY'S LINRA.
PROS PRILAIMILPIIIA TO NSW TORS, AND WA
PLACRS.
Leave la coneys ' viz : /AU.
At A. M., from Kensington Depot, via Jersey
CI, Malt
At 6 . M., via Camden aid Jersey City, Now Jer-
At6 j 4n e ll7la °d jara ti' llen awl Amboy, Aammuo.l*-
,
lion 2
At 1 A ` ° ., eta Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Mail ' ' 2
At 141'A.1,1., by atemiablat Trenton, via Tacorty
and'lersey City, Morning F.xpres• 3
1
At 2 .M , sit Camden and Amboy, C. and A. FA
pre 3
At 5 .R. via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
Mai 6
At 3 . 111. via Camden and Amboy, Accorindoda
tio , let Clan
2
At S P,. M., via Camden and Amboy, Accommoda
tion,' Tad Claw I
At 611. If., i•ta Camden and Amboy, Accommoda
tion, lat Class ' 3
At 6 Pi, M. via Canada's mid Amboy, Accommoda
tion, 2nd CUM...,
.. 1
The 6 P 4 M. line runs daily, all others Sundays •
ceptel,
Facyreas Lines atop at the principal stations only.
For Belvidere, Radon, Flemington, kn., at 6A.
and 4 P. 11., from Walnut street a heal.
For Water Gap, Stroadaborg, Scraatca, Wilksebair
Montrose, Great Bead, Ace., at 6 A. 11., via Delawar
Lackaamma at Westcrn Railroad.. ,
For Freehold, ate A. U. ftA4 P. Y.
For llama Holly aUA„ 11 . 1 2x, 3 a 616 P. Y.
WAY LINY.2
Vol ittatal, Trenton. &a. itt %,% taut 4P. 11.
WAY iddiS.
Tor 4' eitnyte. Itaneocal, Thweety, liartington, Borden
town 80. at P, B.
StaaiploOst RicueRVEITOOKTON for Barliagtaa au!
Bristol at 8% A. It . and tor. Bordeatoun and tatame
4tate *tea at 2% P
ist e .i n b on t TB,Rze-O.V (or TSCeny lit 10 and 11% A.
Id., sal 4 P. M., and for Burlington and Bristol at 4 P.
it.
All lines; except 1 . A. N. leave Walnut an**
Thaxf.‘
fampifty pounds of baggage only allowed each pas
senger.: Passengers are prohibited from taking any
thing as Mango but their wearing apparel. All big
gage over Afty pounds to be paid for extra. The Cora
puny Wait thoir responsibility for Daggs./ to one dollar
per pound, and will not be liable for iihy &repent be
yon d MOO, inteept by spetial eontract.
WM. M. OATZMIM, Agent
0. A. A. It. R. CO.
S. B. lIORBSLL, Agent
Phila.. Tr. R. B. Co.
CHANGE OF 1101TRS. 2 - . P HI LA DE L
YUIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORD BAIL
ROAD.;
On and alter Thursday, 3 al,' 21,1651,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADE LPHIA
For Baltimore at 8 A. M., I P. IL, (Expreae,) and
P.
For Wilmington at 8 A. M , 1, 4.15 and 11 P. M.
Yor New Castle at 8 A. 11, 1 and 4.15 P. M.
For Middletown at 6 A. M. and 4 15 P. M.
For Dover at 8 A. M. and 9.15 P. M.
For Seaford at 8 A.ll. and 4.15 P. M.
, TRAINS FOR PHILADNIPIEIA
Leave Baltimore at 6-54, Szpreee, 11 A. M., and 623
P.
Leave Wilmington at 680 and 1165 A. M., and 2 88
and 9.54 P. EL
Laavd New Castle at 6.20 and 11.86 A. IL, and 905
P.M.
Beare Middletown at 10.00 A. M. and 2.00 P. 11.
Leave Dover at 850 A. M. and T P. M.
Leave Seaford at I 00 A. M. and 400 P. M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 915 A. 11, 2 P. M. and 12 17
A. M
SUNDAYS only at 11 P. M. from Pniladalphia to
Baltimore.
do. do. 625 P. M. front Baltimore to
Philadelphia.
RALTIMORB AND HAVRE Dg GRAOR A 00014140
DATION TRAIN
Leave! Havre do (Incest 6.50 A. 11.
Leavea Baltimore at 400 P. M.
Freight Train, with Paasenger Oar attached, will ran
to follows :
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville and Intermediate
planes at 600 P. M.
Leave Wilmington for do. • do. 800 P. 11.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia at 6.00 P. M.
5. M. PRLTON, President.
QPRIN G ARRA_NGEMEN T.-PE.N.N
SYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD—Running In
direct eoetuectioe with the
PITTSBURGH, PORT WATNR AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD
for Cincinnati, St. Louie, lowa City,
Louisville, New Orleans, St. Pants,
Indianapolis, Cleveland, %scans,
Terre Hanle, Chicago, Retina:Z.
In advance of all other route* cut of Yidlodolptua,
Faroo,og tloot tonairecion mita all Mg {heat Wen
erw Ras/roads.
TIIBOIIOII TRAIIIII
Leave Philadelphia, for Pittsburgh and wagon Clive,
from tddi Pennsylvania 'Railroad Passenger Station,
south-ealt corner of BUXOM and lIAILKET streets,
• tentrane+ on Rlerenth street,) at follows; ,
Mall Train at 7—, A. M.
Past Line at 12 66, P. M.
Expreie MaA at 1100, Night
Columbia It, It. Line learns for Harrisburg at 250, P.
if., Lancaster Aeconautodationj at 4.30, P. M.
The Rff pees' Mail rang WI, the other train', sue
-4Torltc2lleel.iiirtiernlars see liked-bills, at the different
starting4oints. Passenger* from the West will Owl thin
the shortest and mostexpeditions route to Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Hew Tork or Boston.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
, Passenger Line Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
Philadelphia, Febrimry, 1651. Imlay
TORT I PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
.L 11 FALL ARRANGRamepp.
PC,It
BESIIL11111:31, ALLEN
DOY TOW LS7OI9, N. MAD Olt CUIINR,
TON, AO.
Oo and after Morality, October 6,1857, the trains on
this roa4 will leas Phil l 4 l, ll. l bili
For Ilothloheru, (Express,) at 8 A. Al.
For Bethlehem, ten, Allentown and Mauch Chant,
(Express) at 215 P. H.
PaasenOrs for Barton by 2 111 P. M. train take stasis
at Iron 1101 'tattoo.
For Doylestown, (Arcommodationd at 5 P. M.
VOr Etwineild, do. at 9 A. M.
TRAINS YOH PIIILADELVIIIh.
roffillA Bothelern (Pareas,) at 915 A. M., wwd.9...55 P.
M. connectrug with L. V. IL R. trains, add uric. la
5t.12.10 51, and 6 P. 51.
Learn Doylestown, (aroommodation,) at 6.15 A. U.
1•1114Y0 Gwynedd, do at 3 P. M.
dcoommodation trains run daily; other trains daily,
Burolayi e;teptea
Vans to Doylestown
Bethlehem
Ware to Mauch Chunk
oct 5
SO eta.
• - $1 60
in.us'adatk,/!lgt.
tarnitute.
B. Kurt.: & co.
la. FURNITURE. BEDDING} , &e.
No. Fla (lobe 129) WALNUT it
Philadelphia.
A now And emperior Milo a spring Beds.
LYDIA. It, Kin. 7ossra Wilms
181olipttg
H=A RP E S MEN'S AND BOYS'
vo'curcurzia, 148 North FOURTH Street, Detweea
THE , ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE,
320 atu3STNIIT STREET, &mania PAACRLS,
TAOKAQNS, MENCIIANDIKR, BANK Icons avd
-ISPEOIN, either by its own LINES, or In connection
with other NXPRXNS OOMPANISS, to all the principal
Tomo and OITIZEi of the 'United Stater.
N. IA - BANWPORD,
Gamma Superintendent..
IPQ US S /A. AND AMERICAN TAARED
Li; coMokait...... superlDt 1111autaWAIEr•
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