The press., July 10, 1858, Image 4

ME PULPIT.
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SERMON BY TBB ail". T. 0. STOCKTON,
eftgetilhailliMe 1,:'i'.....1..:,............%
. "- - - Alist,coo4our readers; there
'7- _are - no w- - pseaehturMripeti,Vl9 l 4 - cr9e.V..:
04 i''''eviirl;Itillifigairfliiittf Ttiiii4aPie neat,-
1,,..,... 3 4 -- `44.,ttl",,the preient on:the open lot an the ;
I "(iar,,.„AtiAtr,tli,q3k #4 0 ( 481, , litieeu" , - ,1 7q- tt '
M
ir -there Las sermon preathed intheklernialt
---'-' ' Kilbh4t4tf6_.ilikikitielltef4heiGerenan popu
---Tatkkof,lifictelließit4',4P4ltileliie.,itt tkifkg,
rlltigiifitAX4i.ilft.sriehtelittiritleVcime him;
nefudiliM443ol4444kiiies, after which
there- s it i herianit_olllftelted in the English ,
4 4.6 iltiggilitiei 1i110.4404 ititii.4 tiidecu Writ
of tide inigi
ithiiiit itiitintptitti!,,ctito is by
‘ WI; toWhititifi of arrangements to have all the
-iiflttfbAt:lt ienoininidleifflinftitlidlir7if;Mv Ent ,
- ' topicgiNtlaknilargm,tlio idai.em.
...-witetermooii W iireduesday evening of pis
1 - .,Yretilfght Netilehy : folkintlnglsOrietVitynon.
`9,..4-44A416i CidgevPi::Sige*ti.ert;ll3o tla
;:ififoilz-00.4114-,* it_lettaftwo":thentiand.persons
on this owaslotil
,in,. 'addition' Atrotliielt,',.there
esiereltiinViido - V - thAtiliflifdred,Whe were
,
-,_. 7 , liti„,lifleA,,l,etAeundo4o l lol4 o 3:during the service&
q.; feeCthe-wattoratiatifWithinv 7 7...
-, ,-
VegfenitifllHr. tOti(ton'iilt ,tits'?; im ,
-
' '-. ; iiiiiaOOlkot•er' ikliSiiMbtbefotrfilintit
tote tiOnomplisti
-rather, byttprayer than ibY„'
• preieblitg and her;Watt!;ghtit ;Mtlietit'lltat they
bad adopted tiii'adiniralthi'c'ustom of following
--,,,,- these prettchingooftwitirtto shert"Mief,
- , timeeting. „,-.: -. 7, •.t :-.... -,.... r. , -
. _ .: -7„7, , :,t -
This was g4inently,,propm l .tp gee ifetit.'and;
...-,
immediate objeCtlef,preachlhg,twas tolndlicn,
.. . -Amen to pray. He felt himself happy, le-610 -
-.lz of thelmetitatitifoliflittiZtirlighbld-iiftEU. tis
semblYlletlargfliAlladY4llolloltinin,
,----
soreti-'
rent;soorderizyglietoottentis -- ihy
:
casieftltertlYinnderthedibble lalleenceA e
'- tracrofo64landAitigtheinffifirere:ss-
Z:Lapntleciight.St trip lieenclosed:X . om: mag..,
~ 0 „ .,-.Cenificeniparadise'mf ' , GPM in:"lreayen - ,,*itc, is
fond hope' and "eartietitiniticie • ''7 4 `,.,.1'„- •
...... 'r a subject.of-pereonali-religionf,htfelt el
-wtlitititanitierfeninifftee e, .• elolMMlKNO, f l k ikt ,
7,5 - ''''t-,VtetirankiPti,ifO'' ViilLiki.ctili dif"dred Wijot-
F,.ttoililitilit con - nee:Hon withovitat.lie 'weititbobt ,
1 - -,,to , say; it,ivonld t boo -St.J'aul's- edit ebitititt to
"' - the-eidefstif the 'Ohara 'Pt Eithicitet; at. Hifp
-ria; 7 ~ f ieptbsei - netiiing thaVirtis7preitahlefiinto
• oil trit hifellowed,-yett;:tind.linve - ttinght yip
;I itli i n e c yl ly4 ti lui rtd d elv , frer o i itki - loah g e te telitiff ipe is, n - tesi tan t:Tyl avi n w g ar t d o
• " . t..,, " 1 ,0 r.,440 1 , 1 " 0 4 . °". 1, 9 14 ,., 4.0 0 , . 1 _ Ofirilit- zk i
i rdi,
t k - f t hese * word/ Willhet found in the-terentieth,
_,
Lich ktitiffiirlA:fli;nthltibilliht, veries,] . I t i
''"..,:qttioteliae. , 4p4Pntllitit 'ilf.',.,rattl,.and
his aisistalifilit the apostolic% take: bad made
it their business everywhere, and et all Creep,
to, maco the ,dectiltprorrepentencoleward ,
' i .,..,' , 0 1 90,„ itedlaltliln Abe; 4.ord Jeatiti -01wist i. and
he would stay that if there was emit:O'er woman,
'befcfriedillnietill eintiirChrist, and that wished
- . lelieklitiliktion, the' °noway, and. the - Only
..Way;',ftif fbeilfiltil tineeeed was- to -heed .this
tt doubleadeionitiool- 7 Reel e knd - eifterte ill Me
d?lo4.COOt.: i i i Thetilk , ,dtsthhitilti,diities
• AtirgV.l.il.. 01.e:Pr.eigiAlt* Me lin . wished =to
- -=limpreastiptm the'inindsOftitilearifriqi;,,'''
- . -; -0 Heluid letird'OrVil,ftslonirtitistitila i iiithe •
ritlesiV,illez*KElheOn; thia gad: caiied- hie
-',-Isparn.:Co-yejolcm , -.lle had heard of• the • co*
,i , Fserelorref:lnfldels . andilitrdertiritidtketty; pi 'tbo
oomiiiiiik2lritititbAbbB'A4oftii - V, to- gay ; that
414.1eileitsfeciaintereist in _these - poor *lulls,
• ". :--.
•= -these prtilefidets , - - -thchilintet remettieite
ite'rdS'.l(gAllit.,- 7 tOle.yetfit;'.Bititist'Q ' , Are
" Allied", ationt peoririen-:4fiose poor :creatures
that "ocippy.ther.wards iti %bur , itlinslionttee-- ;
_vieptit"' . - ttifpoilvdegcaded ;ilctirio.'of, Poverty
;:-4111,0)11O-Pu,t, . ,:it.,mlserable e xi sten c e in , lonely,
arrets, or -damp and •ffitby cellars, end anent
VI thinnertrirftsteal Slifforing etddAvretclied, :‘,
''neektit.:Wlaiejilgtia por t ire_ anbjectect i ,yet;
.tiftir fill: 'bre:poorest:As( .theAror—inflaitely
poorer 7 - -thinlhn-pbtiestlio had 'tamed-'4iiter
1 L itli t lO;tt,n6lek , whti,w4; , .:Witfietit 4:3 2 eil and;
without hciPelnAlfe,World." , 7 , -, ,-. -r--.: „ , ', 1
,Ohltwilat totyMe or, manortif, angels could I
polite)* tritiii . ,j ctietiti, of that po,verty..which ,
leXiet its victim'' iiiihMit God and ,withone,
liciPiiin the ikoftld'i o r i Lit Die; said' thi p sPeak.- -,
" . er, he ' Witheurit'bome, o f my .eWtirifte;
. ipentyt:whefewitli, ali ditcineprAp,abilft to'
refit ode t: let,inetair.ifestitutel of money even
to;bify_Apod'ind Oledltitigtfor,,mytifonnd-VAI •
ditifilff.4,l6lll6 dE_Preesgraitglettliet e,.'11 ro
*Titbit' li caged -,Pove.rty, among' men;- and -I
wiliepuntitiall as but'a light,and Insigtfltleant
— afflietitut:=4iclii - Witify litselfi.:domparect Willi
the,terrible, i falitlef,rsnanitm beteayinient of
- being left wrthou ft God and without hope in
the-World. `'lrie.tt„. l, poellifOorhimil at' his best
istate t lhitt is he V...auppotaihim even to he
Loomiiiiietiett With the .French empire at his
'batik, or the-Czar Alexander W i thlthe'Russian
empire at his back--.0f2 Whit& ;wail _will these
things beito thotnanewbe-is =lf,..iiithout: God
and:without hope in the ivorldr ~ What It'll) . -
morriitso6 , iiiit 2 stfould'Hitis upon the spites;' of
St& - ;:retertsburgh,..tuad,.peering.. though the
chamter windpw ef , the i Gsarts pala c ce i -l h ould
fittiwoU. the , face, '.iorl'its - •imperitQaCelliiiii,
pain, sae*, motionless; cold 'in , the ' arms'- - of
death tland thee,"anikpos.Olhat in the:taindile.
abode, 7er 'home '..lt hasten- riehaant;.thaesame
morning-atmshofild fell upon the cold fhaturei
of-its - poiertyfstilekeeinthitic but "who:died,
rejelping-,in hope; through' faith in the Lord
, - tlettint.fibrijitzwlet4-underthese circumstances;
hecOmes efithe hope: repostUtteilliaperithiblo
- - t hinge oPtimellmettredit rniither of itititheW:
how immediately,heferetts iniglifhtilthe.'open
tomb tO4hlilo,recelid,us. ,
The - speaker said his mind had been more
- _. par tfdilarly;diriitted iolidatiain'of 'thong*
freentlie events ot the afternoon of that:day,
frorn;witiesiing which he , haereturned but , a
few hours tiftfortil: ,- Ifel. then'teltited in a Nary
. - . feelin,glOanner the eleetireitinic-iiith' Which,
in ;put, th,o„pribile.,is nlready.familiar..tof 'a
- young , Southerner, -Who died'eudclonly at- tlfe
Girard ,I;lotthe' ''Otf.'''P,rldtin:Of" - last,- week.
lle epolco, of
.bil robust appearance, even in
'death; and the fact of hie having - left his-fami
ly and-friends idistaiit'State to cinne North'
for the' puriiii rite sectr: liptinding.Atia. ..suinmer
months in the pursuit; it-may- be; -Innocent
' .pleasurev_buth4brOnsteid ,7 of - rializfnir this
,ideatrif biejoifineycettine' liht to dieSelitiry,
and alone, with hone but strangers to attend to
bis.remainsivith' no Icividr ones to 'unfound
hie bier and drotPthis'.iitar,of, sorrow' over his
untimely- death:, There he)ay, not in the house
of a. friend, or even at the hotel -in-Which
ho bad - dittd,l.nit'lit 4 - th'e'. i retim 0f,,. the
- tindeitigefn-W
ieed in itri' kint ,MAlin; with a
glisa over Me faeer,throngb which the Ineuisi.
- - Sao, and careless-passer.;by ; could - coldly- gaze
- uptin - :tlio"darkfneefe,atiireit Of, the departed
, stranger': Whit made this scene more peen
- - liarly , eolemnto the speaker's mini was the
fict that at the 111114113 titro; there.wo*'Othei
cOrPae ieffiesatatiJ4fildhlt, -- er a' man who had',
longlieen co nnected with the establishmeetbf:
the.ondertakerfaint3tholutdlidenitiVailidlit
the DeLiware on thepre'yienniflay. It would be
impossible to reproduce on piperthe spirit et
. this , pathettegartiittfelita f ttwasigiven,,h9Alte
Minister, 'twee - JP - We, had - space to attempt it:
' While it.tvattl„it pregiess,4lprgo.portion of the
audience Were moved to tears. The JipplicaH
_ • tiorr of this expression-of .4 3 3 . 6,Pitthy, ,on rAlus
- -part of the cougOgittlen„vvaelfeadtirully'ditide
' , • ,11 Clip speaker. tclf,"; said be, oswethns pity
-; one another,,beimptich ptere .doec God ; pity
ns f` Oh; how floyel.,6;thinkOethaibenntlint
•,_ , declsratien,:thitt'ttlfe tender' mercy of God Is
_ over Allis-works 1 1 ,7 1 , ,, , - .::- ,- .7- -:., ~! , ..„ ~,- ~,,....:
• ,He had - dwelt nom these solemn dilpentia:
bops' of [Previdefice, .withfthe, view, More pat'-'
ticularly, of Showing, the-uncertainty: of-life.'
It was in flirt the easiest thingth the world Co
stop this fleeting breath lot our - exliteiMO4to
close these pyatf in,deatli.- ,'lf :seemed to him
as tiongto44assitig _breath of air was "suffi
. Mint to send us Into„eteriv-,,•Land'ip,the face' ,
of this solemtritict *tarp nkfoillio; lifdld'notc
see why every, tine_ feh i‘prosince should not
start,to his feet, and exclaim with- altthe - ref ,
ver-of -his natereollier4lo.4-4,lMightY;
l a
-- -
,that my eyerarnfoienerk c(if,that.4l6# alai
sea the p.ellink'prittillo Itriflilek I stand,
- loolaolnitpon ins in;rnereyi-mripent.hitt bon. ,
- viction into the conversion' 01-my sonl, and,
for Christ's Sake; toVviiiil4iihlitielo: 4 - ; -',' '1
- • Be would - 01111On ftheyoulk,nOrtit before,
him ;hello!? heed thoexiiiitiatlen,:teex:eraisci
repintance, to,
faith in.thelAird,l,esdi: eerie
. Is ableitliirlitit:uhinr. theditirMOst, 3 ?ptiaii*
most Significant expression with refefeten tit'
their partieulq-cmsoe konithie otecutelen.t,lhe
. term uttenitest Will simply another word for
outermost. -. , ,
Now, in looklnglitintediately fn frotit of him
he saw a man with - a linen coat, occupying the
centre, of the tentt,,lmniediatelr.arognd; him,
watt r iftliele'Otilite,lind b'e'yond them i circle
of twenty, - "and then another of fifty, and
another of `n•littalreil;',abd` smother 'Of two
hundred, and' so on even to the outermost,
which ho saw occupied mainly by young Men.
Now, what God meant by the text of- Scrip
ture which he had:just quoted, wasthit he was
not only able to save ,the man with the linen
coat, in the i eepttrni tint; all the rest, even to
the yoting men occupying the seats on the
ouletniest.drcloofeindience; and in view - of
" thirr-why-should-• not God's angelof mere ) t
rest upon every one, fn , ibli Presencefarid, s'ad
them to himself through the baptism of Christ's
redeeming love 1-<. And,; then, directing his
imploriog eye and his attenuated outstretched
hands heaventysttWirt z eddressed Prie,Pfithet
most tb k iiiiingly`olotpfetit apostrophic petitions
to the Saviour of.Soulti,that,„wo hem twig-11s,
tonid tirrilid aiielibleffso sensibly moved upon
the - feelings Of those ighp .liettickit that many
- -. of the clergy oiPtheillitfciim:_ropiesenting
~ seven' "different denominations, broke forth
. In audibleexpresithies Of praise to God dtaribi
Its delivery:.:'" Ent you - cannel by sesidirilims
out you repent,'", was the speakciri parting ad
-monition. He here stated tp the audience, as
-= '-they ofteadt" ketctvoo444llils fedhlt) foie°,
_, - , after the -labor the day, was giving out, -I
,and: that, if he shonitLiittitimptltitgo on with
: '
..- '- oat being mile, : he' should do - harm rather
- than, good Pit mitittithertiforci;hollallidd,
', , • . - ,Imiaing that' , they would noir- begin to pray,:
-- an d o,o4l6l,.he;„,might -nieet.themilme;and'
_ Aar,
,ha italikatindebtive,iiiterellteriWif
- , f
no iCpbiti-7014361; in whfekr.tisa he should be'
'happy to ,dddr ,
as them _ tigaiiiiatid bin them
-'- in the 'gloridisitiMig of Limiskr 1 1 - 11.idlereph I
'lcalleltijatil, liallekiah I-.
" . theqcord, God Um.
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MMMISEM
8010 bg cAucturit.
MTHOMAS & SONS,
e pies. DIP and 141 SOUTH POUBipfcliTlitiWP,
..,..-x.msmi , rtieggermWrlffleein , addle.) • -• • •
. 1 •—•••• ALEIWPAVE, STOOKS, An.
Public Balmi It: the PhilidelPhia 'Exchange 'ivory
Pnoadoitgioninii; daring the buainess season. - -
IF,JATARd 4tigtiet - 919y,ogouiciiiiktOitles as
• herefifore": ••• : , .
4lOrr Ilanabllta of saoh_properti; z luned: apif aratil7_,
Widen toerldels WO publish - on tilaslmW Pronoun
igs"eitoli sale, one fhotiassidnaialeg. lieiin pamphlet form,
giving fail descriptione of all the property to be sold on
the following Tuesday.
r"' SURNITUBB SALIM AT, TIP AUCTION,
B TORB every riuradarlaoratair. •
MeV IusTATI AT PR;VATE BALE.
I, : s Er We have a law Lineup, or Real Estate at M
ir Bale, inoludhsg 'every deseripEon oaf City L and
*wintry property. , •Ps'inteA Idiths; srev be bad •at , the
elation stare
.P .'""
..RITATE BALE AsereTzit.
Real`Estate entered "on crux 'Private- Bale Re
gister, and adVertlishl mitaideiddly in our Public Ws
Atsibracte, tot% which 1,00 0 . ooplea, are priarad waaklior
f r ee o f ishafge: • , , •
•r PeOlOtitOrk Baie. ;
, • • --saMoo 801 01. ,
• . ... •On TuesCtay Evening,
July 18th( at 8 hiclodk;ht theiThiladelphia Rachel:loi"
without reeetverior:biscorint 'Of wbora it may
COM—. • •
borax of $l,OOO each (1180,000) issued by the county
of Armstrong, State of Pennsylvania, to the Allegheny
Valley Railroad COmpany; bearing six per cent. Inter
eat, payable the first blonde) , of May and tiovembersz
coupons attached' due May Ist, PIOT, and unpaid Prln=
Gips! dueiin 1883. Principal and latereat guarantiediby
imld - railroad. company, swathe blinds assigned by thorn
• • .
Also, 1,500 shares -Big Brountain Improvement Orbil
panz, (Shamokin Coal Field,liorthumbarland county,
Pennsylvania.'
r_y HOAG ESTATE SALE-111LT 20th. '
This sale will inclado—
SOUTH
S IXTH 131`11BET.—Three.shiry brick dwel
ling, No . 1322 South Sixth street, belOw Wharton
street.. .... . ' ' -
• ,
SEARS ititEET.—Two twoldory dwellinge,
N05.,832 and fi34Pears street; south of Wharton street.
between Sixth and Seventh streets. They, Will be sold
separately. .
GROUND RENT, 1.+58 a year, well seenred by a lot, of
ground and substantial brick dwelling, Ring street. •
.Aselgime .Pormptorj. Sal's, by postponement.
• 4 7141:0 ABLE ROTEL PROPERTY known 'an the
National Hotel," formerly , a The w h ite Swan." Race
'street, between .Third and Fourth etreets ; 74 feet
front, 140 footle depth, Sale absolute. -
LIMON 1naKF.2,..-A, well bolt, thres•story brick
dwelling, Lemon. street,- between 'Wood and Norris
'Oetri'llichmOnd) streets Lot No. 00 by tio feet.
FEDERS.L, OPREPlP.Thrsesitory brick dwelling,
„Fellsral street, west of Seventh street...
rnamm, A TORI:IIRION,IMILLING, with
heels &a,,),N0. BYr, Bnttdnwood wesf
street, t'o
Dhatham street, • •
r
d ale at Roc 180 and 141 South Porirth street. '
RURNITUR.E. ItbECIANT" ROSEWOOD
PIANO-ROWE, PIER BRUSSELS OARPRRS, AU*
.BOBS, &g,
On Timidity Kerning,
At 0"ofoioek, at the auction store as sixtenitie
semortment of excellent second-hand fur:Stoke; elegant
pilmo.fortes, One ndrrdre targets, eta., itriSm; private
families declining house keeping, removed to the store
for ooaveaienee of sale.
tINIVATI BALL •
A well-secured arst mortgagd—sl,Boo.
5. A itegatlfully'raltuAted lot, Perkimen tamptk
Oltestantallu- -
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
SPLENDID :BROWN=STONE. MANSION, Chestnut
street, with stable and. coach bonne. One or the finest
residences in toe Cart . '
NEAT MODERN•'BESIDENCE, No. 1026 Chestnut
• ELEGANT ',DROWN-STONE RESIDENCE, Walnut
street: west of Broad. •
r, . ELEGANT BROWN-STONE RESIDENCE, N0..1621 -
,Wahtut street .weit of Sixteenth."
NEAT RICSIDENOE, Southeast corner Walnut end
and Seventeenth streets
• ELEGANT -AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE, Reath
west corner of Eleventhend Walnut streets.
Tct'o ELEGANT 'REBID'S NoBB,lllttenhouse Square.
TWORANDSOME RESIDENCE% Washington, Square.
r. ELEGANT- BROWN-STONE 'RESIDENCE; North
Broad street.? •/..1 , -
r• HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, Northwest
comer of Green and Fifteenth Streets.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, No. 1t.30 Greek'
RESIDENCE; Spruce 'Street - Between Broad
baid Fifteenth. •- -
HANDSOME MODERN y
' opr!esToar RESIDENCE,
No.l6o2Bprone street.— t
• %ELEGANT BROWN-STONE 111113110ENCE, No. 822
Pine ?treat, west of Eighth; • • •
HANDSOME BROWN-STONE RESIDENCE, No. 1516
Pius street... • .
HANDSOME , MODERN RESIDENCE, No. 1806 Pine
street.
HANDSOME -RESIDENCE; N0.•532 Pine street. t,
TWO HANDSOME BROWN-STONE RESIDENCES,
_Third street, below-Borneo • , ••• , •
NEAT RESIDENCE, No. 241 South Eighth street;
below Walnut.
,• =HANDSOME MODERN 'IIESIDENOI6, No. 818 North
Eighth street." -
HANDSOME M ODERN RESIDENCE, No. 591 North
Seventh street' -
.1_ •;_
• HANDSpm! , y . ! -. .p 1 p E. ... E, .410, 621 North Sixth
street. ' , •
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH PRO-'
'PERTS, Neve Market street
SUPERIOR AND ELIO ANT BROWN-STONE OF-
N 05,407 sad 408 Walnut street.
LAMM 'AND' VALUABLE LOT, Loottstr-Mary, and
Church streets, West Philadelphia, 200 by 115 feet. •
11AND§OSIB RESIOHNOA, Northwest corner Locust
and Mary streets', opposite the above. - • •
'MILT HANDSOME - COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near
Tioga otatton, op the Germentoirn Riiimed. -
VALLIABLE FARM AND obutanY SEAT, 160
wee. betirieus TOrrhidebi and Brlstol. •
00WIT RV^ BELT ' with about ' seven amok Chestnut
hi
AN EL CANT DAUM, 809 aerei, with' superior Im
provtle.m eents oh the River Delaware, oos mile from New
Cas . . . . . .
LARGB;ELEGANT, ,AND VALUABLE FARM be.
tweet' thbeity of Wilmington and Brandywine Springs.
.BLEGAbfr 0011tftlIT BEAT, 10 agree/with line
lenprormente.aehool House Lane, Germantown, oppo.
eita . thiliate"Bi* - J: K. Metall'''.
BANDA/ME MODERN DWELLING, N 0.1184 Callow
hillaftsanf• -
RANE ET O AE, '
DWELLING~ ANA
DA.KEItY, No.
135 Ochs street:"
FOITE:STORY BRICK STORE AND • DWELLING,
No. 1399 Chestnut etreet.,
-SOON 'STORE "AND - DWELLING, No. 702 SOntb
Fifteenth strt„. - • •
NEAT MODERN 'DWELLING, No. 340 Federal
street. , , .
• IVO Also. a large amountcif !other property, Ground
Rents, , Mortgages; to: - Printed lists may be had at the
; PRITATEI 111114 4E618 TER.
andlesit sotateenterecrou our . Private Bale Regleter
snot advertised - ocrouronally In our Publle Bale Abetriete
(of which 14100 copies. aro printed weekly, during the
bnetheacaliasozi,) free of charge.
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TABILOS' „
A. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
04110. 422 WALNUT EMIT, shove 101111TU....
Mr,Peraone favoring c, with ecmaigamenta can real
:soared that their property will not be sacrificed.
[Ern, Ocromilaidoas more moderate than those charged
aay,othilf: Attbtion Uonbe fa the oity.'
i Mr' Consignments respectfully iolleited.
11--g• gates raid Immediately after the Roods are Fold.
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TWENTT.I42OOND SKIING HALM-415%Y 14th.
This sale.wlll
Orphans , Coart - Abaolutiflale—llstate of ;Chia Grey
, THREE - STORY -BRICK HOUSE, THIRTEENTH
STRANT; ABOSH WOOD —A: three-story brick house
end lot, west side of Thirteenth street, above Wood,
14M fret front, 32 feet deep' Ofoar of incrunbrances
paggg.wrGitY MOH HOUSE , No . 760 SOUTH
NINTH STREHT.—A.thre&story brick honie, two-sto.
back..balidloge," nod ha - or ground, No. 760
South Ninth street, 18 feet front,' 69 feet deep. $1 600
Csah:—balacce may remain! - •
THRICE-STORYIBI4I HOUSE, DIOR DIJON
STREET —A _three:stet, brick house and lot, frame
kitchen,' north' side 'of Dickinson street, 78 toot west
Dom - Fourth. streak 16 feet front, 64 feet deep, Gas
Pipes throughont,gas oven, bath-room, fee. $BOO cult—
Bstonne.Mity remain, - • e
VIIRRE-,TORY 1111.10 K 110111 H, COLUMBIA AVE
NUE AND NINTH STREET.—Three-story brick house
and lit of ground, Columbia- avenue, below Ninth St ,
10 feet front, 67 feet deep to a three-feet alley. Two
glory brick,back,-bulkling, , ,rattgoi with baths. - Coat
$2,6011 - tiauild. $.OO sash—balarce may rem.ln.
;IDEBIRABLE BUILDING LOT, QUEEN 8 tHICET,
GHllldtke TOWN, 209 by 305 me, THREE FRONTS.—
A lot of gr and, north side of Queen street, adjoining
laud of W. Klemm, Erq 208 feet 8M Inches front. 833
feet on Pulaski avenue, and 208 fee t.BM inches on Perin
street. Pulaski evaluate 60 feet wide, and will proba
bly be the line of the new railroad now ander contract
TiogaStriet;.Queenetreet is graded, curbed, paved,
.artd.l . lghtedwith gas. to within a emotes of this lot,
when graded past will leave the lot 2$ feet above.
The lot Is level, with *slope book tortoni street. Two
thirds 'may remain.
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of Thomas Dugan, Deo'd
'THREE-STORY DRUB HOUSE, wurert• BT.—f
A neat
.three-etory brick dwelling , with back buildings
and' lot, 'north side of Whiter street, 107 teat west o
Tenth street, 18 feet front, 60 feet deep. Clear of In
eitmbrances. It rents for $225.. $l,OOO may remain.
__,
. - Orel:lanai COMA ilale—Same Notate.
'HANDSOME ,MANSION, ONTARIO BT., il KEN
DNIITON,,I—A liandeome double mansion hawse, with
a'sguare of ground, northeast corner. of Ontario and
-Twentieth street., 210 feet 10X - Indian along Ontario
street, 213 feet on the Germantown Railroad, and 100
feet on Twentieth street. The mansion is 88 feet front.
.Parlor on one aids. hill In the centre, dining-room and
'kitchen on the - other; hue t vo.etory 'brick back build
big, gas introduced, large dower end vegetable garden.
It m within one square of the station at Tinge street.
$1,500 may remain. - . - -
-
• i , Orphans , Omit Sale—Same Estate,
a , • POUIVEITORT. BRICK MANSION HOUSE, CHEST
NUT STRE ET —A handsome four-story brick residence,
with threeletory tusk balLiings, and lot of ground,'welt
of Twentieth, street, 18 feet 7 inches front, and 104
feet deep to Johnson street, 3) feet wide. The house
hie saloon pariore, breakfast room and kitchen on the
name floor, dining-room above, beater, water Closets,
Toted verandah, and ell the modern . Improvements.
, ote for $l6O, possession Immediately If desired. l
,000 may remain,' '' ''., • • ' -
(Indians , Court Balifiame Rotate.
THREE-STORY DUCH DWELLING: WASHING
TON STREET. YOURT , ASNTII WARD —A handsome
Threastery brick residence and lot, three-story back
huildings, &0. - ,[40 - tith side- of Washington - street,
is{et of Tenth, MI feet fiontillo feet deep: 'Saloon par
ts , heaters range, baths, Ito. - Rents for $lOO, 2;009.
.- ANDSOMR ' LOT OP GROUND, MANIIEIM
i
,13 BART, GEIIIIANTOWN:—A valuable lot of ground,
oining A,)ke elegant property of Ron It, Goddard. on
the north Side of Slanhelut street, 203 feet south west
frion•lfisew Street; between the plank. road dind.tireen
street, Germantown, IEI3 feet 9,iitnches front and 838
feet 9% inches deep on the no - rtoeast side, and 839 feet
,
on! the .senttlivreet,ls4o, i'll7" It has a handsome row of
trees planted In front, gas and waterslops Menbeim
street - The, locittliiiiip Il.ret...rate. Terme-91,000 reek—
balance tun ; remain , . - f - ' '
TIIRDINSTORY rams) HOUSE, PALMER STAN=
" . ,lIENS/NOTON
k threcataty frame dtvelling, With back building and
lot of ground north•east aide of Palmer street. 160 feet
sonth.east front • Itranklin - avenue, 18 feet 5 inches
freintt 90 feet deep-127,02 ground rent, ' I
'lame l
11:7- b
180 to be
ff.paid on each of the above when the
etrtioli.
-
80AP PAOTOR .
' • - AT PRIVATA BALE.
T-7pOriliLft '2OII,ERS, STOOK, &a.
A 8011.0 PaaterT , with double boilers, 'toe*, ma.
eldnerj, &c Complete for carrying on the business.
',Wilde Julie heart of the city. It has a good eon of
tmeineini, and emit the resent owner ever
. sB,ooo. May
be,eaamined any-time: by application to the auc
tioneer. Will be sold eta sem-ince
• 'IIEAL , BBTATR AT PRIVATE BALE,
Handsome mansion:, southirest carnet of Serenieenth
and Walnut street*
Residence „Wadbington &tocare and Walnut street.
•
}Walling haute, No 827 Vine street.
go sores of lend, Indian Queen lane.
Valuable property, Ihdakfoid road •
'tandems dwelling, No, 1612 Wallace street.
Wetness stied and dwelling, geyenteeath and Wash
ing:lon street*. •'
PivPertY, 80'seies; '&O., ibOre Torresdale.
14 acres or land, Oheltoh avenue, Germantown.
Flend•ome residence and lot, West Philadelphia.
Valuable lot-of ground Germantown Italkoad and
'CO kinrible avenue:.' •
Handsome dwelling , Spring Garden street, abort
Twblfth., t: _ •
- CABINET .Or MIERRALEI.,
At ideate tale, a vaineble Otbloet'orgilnerale, tom.
.priding over I,foo epecimens,the r
collection a. ReTeral
•ynate_ The property of a d gentleman Who has no room
-.Cdr them , :Thor , pre r ep nimble for a pohllo inetitu
tPLlAPPl,,74t,this &nation store,
PARIN(M- 1 -860 bbls. NO, '1 PIOBLED
llerrlini; 800 Ulm nitro NewfonodLand ditto
120 8 bblVotinnao, dry lotted ditto, 80w In store and for
axle by -,, , INO. M. JEBNNBOY & CO., •
*l6 ' " - Non )80 endltio4l, IffidaVYB.• •
_I
.• ONONGAITELA. WELSKNY.--16 bble.
.1. old Monengidta a illtlaitoy, In store end for sale by
~•• „.,.
PaLt•ttAld , it, YMATON,_ ••
, a
_ " .-. • , rin %%nth PRoNT gt.
I
t LARGE STOOK OF
aPOTAr ,4114 fAr OJ , . I )=d 9 1 0 1 0 eJ4116..b7.
'MAR,
$11 ; or* WATSB street,
NO,Vi 11114n0
Rialto uy cAuction.
ARQ
C I OMBIEROIA.L SALES' ROOM, ~. Aug;
k i; ea - Cl SECOND end Trltegtfeets.
pet , . 11.1113TION'EER, (encCes
-A-3e sor to WOLBERT'B4 SCOTTO 481 011E8TNIIT Bt.,
onnimite the Oweteni House; between YOurth and rittb
Otreeu.
BALE OT CLOTHING, • ' "
(Made by Messrs.- W. T. Jeuniege & 004 of Broadway,
' New 'York )
This Morning,
At 10 &cloak, a large lot of so armor clothing, menu
taobared by Messrs W, T. Jennings & 001, for their
private sales. .The whole comprieing the dnest ' , lot of
clotbiog everoffered at auction in this city. Included
.will be found a full sesortment of coats, pants, and
Tests, of every variety of material, suited to the present
11431111011, and all made and trimmed fu the beet possible
manner. , ,
100 dozen first quality linen
"81111128-
4 and Maraelllea
040TIIE8 PINS AND PAILBAT PRIVATE SALE.
Just landed from schooner. Juliet
-100 boxes clothes pins. •
:101 dozen pails.,
tD3B MANTILLAS.
j, Alorokr fprirato sale, an invoice of Swiss mantillas.
tist landed:
MESSES. W. T. alitriliGB h 00.'8 OLOTIIING AT
• . PRIVATE BALE.
Thg balance of. clothing from the celebrated menu
!glory of ildessrs. W. T. Jenninge & Co ,of Broadway,
.lienalforkinot sold on Friday, will be held at private
safe. iit .. .ther salesroom, No. 43 1 Chestnut street, for a
few days , ilawntlemell Wiehlor to purchase will have
an opportunity of premixing clothing manufactured for
beet retail sales at suction prices.
/1112) E 1110,VAL.—F17RNESE, • BRINLEY,. &
111 , CO. hero removed to the bate, Zi0.,429 MARKET
Street, formerly occupied by Blount. Caleb Cope & Co.
jyl 111.111Dalliti, BILINLEY, & 00.
.BAINLEY, &'OO.,
No: 429 MARKET Street
:bi;V: 0 S NAT II Ali is, AIIOTIONSEIR
,: AND COMMISSION hINNOILINT, S.' N. scups
tICKTII and RACE Streets. " • •
LARGE *ALB. OF BORFBIT'BD - PLEDGES.
By ordor of Abraham Nathano. Broker, formerly of
the Southeast Corner of. Fourth and Rams etreeta.
On Tuesday Morning. ' •
July 20th, at cg' o'clock, con sistl og of gold and silver
patent lever, lepne, and other watches, gold chains,
ear-range,. dupe...rings, pencils. bracelets, breaetpine,
Silver ,apoons...ke. Double barrelled guns, revolving
and tangle barrelled pistols, viellos, - chairs ,to.
CLOTHING.—Coats, pants.and vests, ;silks, dresses,
shawls. shots, bed clothe*, tk.c. ;
NOTION —All persons having goods . on deposit with
me over the legal length •of ; time, will call and redeem
or pay °barges thereon, otherwise they Will be sold
at Public sale on the above day. •
jytt-lOt ..ABBAMASI NATIKANS, Broker.
GREAT PUBLIC AGOOMMODATION„
MONEY!; MONEY ! ! MONEY ! ! !
Money liberally advanced in large or small amounts,
from one dollar to thousands, on-gold and silver plate,
diamonds, zilches, jewelry, fowling-piens, musical
Instrumentiture, dry.goods,, clothing, groceries,
cigars, hardware, cutlery, books, heroes, vehicles, her
news, end all artieles of value, tor cur length of time
agreed onj: at Nethanr?. Principal ,ltstalitishmeat,
southeast corner of Sixth and Bars streets.
Prombsory notes, with collateral, discounted
at the lowest market rate,.
NATRANS' PRINCIPAL ASTARLISEMENT., 8. E.
Ociariga OP BIXTII AND RACE STREETS
Where money will be Morally advanced on gold and
upper plate, diamond', macho", jewelry, fowling pieces,
dry goods, clothing, groceries, liquors, cigars, head
ware cutlery, fancy article', mirrors, pamtlog L e en
gravings, musical Instruments, furniture, bedding,
&mese, vehicle', harness,"stocke, and all other articles
of Thltte.
OUT - DOOR SALES. ,
Personal attention given to all out-door Wee, either
at private diellinge, stores, or elsewhere, and charges
unusually low.
TO PERSONS RELINQUIBIrING HOUSEKEEPING.
Persons relinquishing housekeeping or having sup
plies of furniture to dispose of, will find it to their ad
vantage by sending the same to the auction store, south
' east corner of Sixth and Race street, where it will be
properly arranged in the furniture salesroom, and mold
to the best advantage, two-thirds of the goods advanced
If required, and the balance handed over the afternoon
of the day of sale.
• AT PRIVATE BALE.
Pine gold' and sliver hooting case, double ease, and
doable bottomed rever, lepines, English, .Swiss, and
Ituoth watches ; gold specks, gold chain*, gold brace
lets, si "Variety of fine gold studs, breastpins, had aniper
rings; line Hates, superior old violin and guitar, very
Hue melodeon. and numeroniother articles
AT PRIVATE SALE AT TRBY LOW paroze.
Opldltoglish patent layer watches, full jewelled and
plain, some of, }.item fine }B-karat cues of the bed
waken.
. Silver English patent lever watches, fall jewelled
and plain, of the moot approved makers.
Gold eseapernent lerorand lepihe watches, In hunt.
'cases and open face, of the very but maks.
Ladles' gold enamelled watches, est with pearl and
diamonds.
. .
Silver linglieh, Swiss, and French watches, diamond
breast pin' and finger rings, gold bracelets, ear ring.,
finger rings, bream plus , studs, floe gold vent, rob, and
neck chains, gold apectacles, and 'salient other arti
cles of jewelry, /co., &0..
IAMITF4Ii , NATEVS, AIIOTIONEER,
and MONNY LOAN orizop, 224 South
THIRD Street, below Walnut, opposite Pear at., only
eight doors below the Exchange.
Hours of ballasts from I o'clock, A. 11., until 10
o'clock in the evening.
Ont-door sales; and sales at the Anotion Mouse, at
tended upon the most settatactory terms.
CAPITAL SMOG°.
Established for the test Thirty Years.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Dia
maids, Silver Plate, Watches , Jewelry, hardware, her
cheats°, Olothing,Eurniture, Bedding, Digere, Musical
Instruments, Guns, Home, Carriages, and eloods of
every deetnipthnt.
All goods min moan any length of than agreed
spori.
Al *dean ,cee from one hundred dollars and upwards:
will be *barged a pax dent. per month WO and our,
the lowest market. rite. "
This Store Holum keying I depth of DO feet, bu largo
Are and thief proof vaults to store all valuables, and pi:
late watchmen for the premises,. also, a heavy tun!
canoe effected for the benefit of all ieradull haying 1100 1 1 d
advanced upon •
N. 11.—On account of haying an unlimited capital,
this once is prepared to make advances on more India
Factory and atoontroodating terms than say other in
this city.
Money advanced to the poor, in mall amounts, with;
out any charge.
• AT PRIVATI BALI.
Gold Patent Lewes and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be Fold at reduced prices, aul•ly
A. DYSART .5: CO., AUCTIONEERS AND
1 , 3* CONsiSslos DISSOSSaIs, No. 27 South XIGHTI.I
STRENT.- caner of.LODOR STREET.
. . - . . . .
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Me sill (tell at No d 7 South Eighth street, a large and
splendid assortment of honsehold and kitchen farni•
Lure, of qperson declining houeeiteepinst. •
Also, a lot of drawere, doors, and lumber.
• AT PRIVATE SALE:
A largess:id valuable tract of valuable coal and tim
ber laud at private sale, well worthy the attention of
capitalists and others, cc the owner is compelled to
sell. •
1:1g- For (either partionlara Inquire at the anotion
store, ,
SAIM satiated and promptly at
tended to.• .
Irr ADVANCES made on eousiguments when de
sired, without extra charge.
' SALEd-ROOMS open until 10 P. M. Now pre
pared to receive invoices of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
WATCHES and JEWELRY, NNW and SECOND
HAND FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, BOOKS arad STA
TIONE EtY &o. L &c.
117" Balee of NASOT GOODS every evening.
Legal Notices.
PTHE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
OTTY AND COUNTY OF PRILADELPHIA
JORN DROWN, WILLIAM DROWN, and JAMES
DROWN, trading an John Drown & Co., Y. WIL
LIAM. J. McCANDLESS and JOHN CARRICK,
trading as Wm. J. McCandless 1 Co.
Vend]tient }Japans& Dee. T., 1857 No 802.
All that certainlot or piece of ground, with the two
story brick stable thereon erected, situate on the Routh
side of Filbert street, at the distance of sixty-three
feet Rix !echo, eastward from the eust nide of Schuylkill
Second street, In the oily of Philadelphia, containing
in front or breadth on the Raid Filbert street eighteen
feet, and extending in length or depth southward of
that width one hundred feet to Jones's alley. Bounded
on the west by ground now or late of the estate of
henry Pratt, deceased, on the south by the said Jones's
alley, on the east by other ground of the said William
Brown, granted or intended to have been granted to
James Kelly un ground rent, and on the north by Fil
bert street aforesaid. [Being the same lot of ground
which William Brown and wife, by deed dated the
twenty-B[th day of September, A. D. 1852, recorded at
Philadelphia in deed book T 11, No, 39 page 430, ice.,
granted and c mvoyed unto John Carrick, in fee, under
and subject to the .payment of the yearly ground
rent or sum of $67.60 in equal half-yearly paymenbsa
And, also, All that certain two-story brick messuage
oe tenement end lot or piece of ground, situate on the
nortlisldo of Filbert street, at the distanced two hun
dred and thirty-three feet eastward from the east aide
of Schuylkill Third street, in the city of Philadelphia,
containing., in front or breadth on the said Filbert
street fifteen feet six inches, and In length or depth
northward sixty-seven feet, Bounded on the west by
ground now or late of Ilichard and Andrew Allison. on
the east and north by ground nor or late of David and
Is ac Morton, and on the south by Filbert street afore-
Raid. [Being the seine premises which James Peoples
and wife, by deed dated the seventeenth day of February,
A. D. 1852, recorded at Philadelphia In deed book'
If, No. 11, page 1, granted and conveyed to the said
John-Carrick, In fee, under and subject to the payment
of the yearly ground rent of $42.045, In equal half
, yearly payments, on the first day of the months of Janu
ary And July in every year, to John A. Brown, his heirs
and assigns.]
The Auditor stipointed to distribute the fund In
Court raised by Sheriff's sale of Real Eatate, so above
dencribed,.of John Carrick , ono of the defendants, will
attend to the duties of Ida appointment on MONDAY,
the 12th slay of July, 1858, 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
athls Otlice, No. 243 Sonth SIXTiI Street, In the city
of Philadelphia, when atid where all parties In, Interest
en, required to . present their claims, or be debarred
from coming in upon the said fund.
je294ot , J. T. THOMAS; Auditor.
ETTERS TESTAMENTARY TO THE
-LA Estate of JOSEPH REAKNRT, late of the city
of Philadelphia, deceased, having been grouted to tho
undersigned, all persona Andolit,d to thu said Mato
will please make minor* sod those having claim, are
requenleil to present them without delay to
EDWIN L. REAKERT,
N 0.413 , orth YOUllTllStreet,
OSWOLD THOMPSON,
No. 710 PINE Street,
FRANKLIN C. JONES,
No. 3:2 S. WHARVES,
jy346w Executors.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
cant AND COUNTY OF PIiILADELPIIIA.
In the matter of the Eatate of JESSE WURMSLEY,
deceased.
The Auditor appointed to nettle and adjust the first
and final account of JOSEPH A. CLAY, Administrator
of the Notate of Jesse Wormsley, deceased, end to ru..
port distribution of the balance in the hnnds of the ac
countant, will, for the purpose of his appointment,
meet the parties interested on MONDAY, tho 10th day
of July, A. D_ 1858, nt 4 o'clock P M., at hie Oftice,
605 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
jyB-thstust (IEO. 11. ARMSTRONG, Auditor.
'RN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
- 1 1- 'CITY AND COUNTY OF PIIILADRLPIIIA.
In the wetter of the Estate of 7 . DOMINIC DER
RELL, deceased.
Bur proceedings to partition.
To John Derrell awl Ohrbtopher 13errel I, nons of WM
PATRICK 'DERRELL, deceased, over the age or twen
ty-One years.-the said WILLIAM PATRICK DER
RELL, deo,ased, haring been the brother of J. DOMI
NICK BEati,v,LL, deceased. -
Ositherlpe Derrell, daughter of etid WILLIAM 'PA
TRICK DERRELL, -deeeaaed, also over the age of
tlrentf-ohe years.
Matthew Berrell, William Derrell, and Thome Der
rell, minor Ohlldren of the said , WILLIAM PATRICK
DERRELL; deceased, whose Guardian Is ROSANNAII
BERRELL, the widow of WILLIAM PATRICK DER
BELL, deceased -
Taos. .1. P•unkett, Rosetta Plunks% 0. Dillon Plun
kett, Mary Ann Plunkett, Matilda Plunkett, boob Plea
kett. and Letitia Plunkett, eons sod daughters of MAR
CELLA PLUNKETT aud- THOMAS JAMES PLUM.
KETT, d«ceseed—the cold IdARCELLA. PLUNKETT
having been the eieter of the said J. DumINToK Dint•
RELL, deceased, and having intermarried with then aid
THOMAS JAMES PLUNKETT. t
And to all other peqous In Interest,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That, In pursuance
of,a Writ of 'Pairtitino 'issued out of the Orpheus ,
Court, as aforesaid. to above Estate, an Inquest will be
held by the sumniFF, on Premises on raid Writ des
cribed, for the purpose of making a Partition or Valua
tion of the name, on-FRIDAY the 30th day of July,
A. D. MB, at 10 &clunk, when and where you may at
tend, if you. thin% proper, OEO AN MEGEE
ra,o4-fracg PtlVriffi
THE PRESS.---PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY, .IPLY 10, 1858.
' Paffriffi . 7 ;
-iii6TE6TEn iCaITIO4 'OP PROTOXIDE OF
Having Succariefully paSsed the ordeal to which neN4 dig•
covering In the Mated.. Medina are oubjected, must now
bo received as an established medicine; Its epicsoy; In
curing
DYSPEPSIA',
Affections of the Liver, Dropsy; Neva Dronchltiii
and Consumptive tendencies, DisortihrSd State of the
Blood, Boils, Scurvy, the Prostrating Effects or Load or
Mercury, General Debility, and all Diseases which 71).
quire a 'rent° *tad Alterative Medicine, is beyond quoit.
•
al)
The proofs of Its efficacy are :so, nu
merous, so well' authenticated, and Of
such peculiar character that sufferers
cannot reasonably hesitate to redife
Ithe plroffered aid. •
The Peruvian Sirup does not profess
to be a cure-all, but its range Is eaten
' dye, because many diseases, apparently
unliki7iire intimately related, and proceeding froin one
cause, may be cured by one remedy,
The class of diseases for which" the Syrup provides a
cure is precisely that which has so often balled' the
highest order of medical skill. The facts are tangible,
the witnesses accessible, and the safety and efficacy of
the Syrup incontrovertible.
Those persons who may wish for an opinion from die
interested persona respecting the character of the Syrup,
cannot fail to bo satisfied with the following, among nu
merous testimonials, In the hands of the Agents. The
signatures are those of gentlemen well known in the
community, and of the highest respectability.
The undersigned' Laving experienced the beneficial ef
fects of the " Poruvien Syrup," do not hesitate to re
commend it to the attention of the public,
. .
Promoter own experienee, as well an from the testh
mony of others, whose intelligence and integrity are al.
together unquestionable, we, have no doubt of its MSc&
cy in canes of Incipient Diseases of the Lunge and Bran
ailed Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Droopy.,
Neuralgia, ice. Indeed, its effects would be incredible,
but from the high character of those who have wit
nessed them; and have volunteered their testimony, as
we do ours, to lie restorative power.
Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
- - THOMAS A DEXTER,.
g if KENDALL, M. D.
SAMUEL MAY,
, THOMAS C AMORY,
PETER. HARVEY,
JAMES 0 DUNN, '
Rev. THOS. WHITTENIORE.
CERTIVIOA.TE OF DR. IIAYES.
It is well known that the medicinal effects of Protox•
ide of Iron is lost by, even a very brief exposure to sir,
and that to maintain a solution of Protoxide of Iron,
without farther oxiditiorb,hae been deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is at
tained by-combination - in away-before un kn own, and
this solution may replace all the mato carbonates, of
trete'', apd tartrates of the Atetorle Medico,
A. A 11.11'ES, 711 D,
r to the State of Massachusetts:
16 linAston - %O a
ast, Boston:'
N. L. CLARK. Sc, CO., Proprietors, i
rio..g. WATER Street, Boston.
.F. BROWN,
FIFTH. and CHESTNUT Streets,
lIASSARD & CO.,
TWELFTH and CHESTNUT Streets
jolt.tu th sat-em weak Agents for Philadelphia.- ,
11 - 11 - E _LIVER INVIGORATOR
TRIP 'SSD ELT 1:12L. alaYllaD
COMPOUNDED ENTIRRLY FROM OtrME,
Is one of the best Purgative and Liver Medicines now
before the public, that acts as a Cathartic, easier,
milder, and more effectual than any other medicine
known. It Is not only a Cathartic, bat a Liver reme
dy, acting first on the Liver til'elent Ito moiled matter,
'then on the stomaoh 'and boirele to carry off that mat
ter, thus aecompliehing two puma acs effectually, with
out any of the painful feelings eaperieueet in the (*O
rations of most Cathartics. 4 strengthens the eye.
tem at the same time that it purges it, as when taken
dotty moderate dopes, will strengthen arid build it up
with unusual rapidity.
The Mass mane of the
human body ; and when it
well, the powers of the
°pad. The stomaa lesi
on the healthy actiOn of
performanoe of Its retic
le st fault the bowels are
system suffers In conga-
Liver—taming ceased to
eases of that organ, one
made it Isle study, in a
ye otti t to 4114 come rem.-
sat the many derange
To prove that this re
parron troubled with Lt•
ite rorms, bu but to try a
dertain.
These Gums remora ell
the eystem, supplying In
of bile, invigorating the
digest well, ptinfylng the
health to the whole me
nus of the disease—et-
BILIOUS ATTACKS are
ter, }mattered by the W.
TICSIOORATOR.
One dose, after eating,
Omni' and prevent the
lug.
Only one dose, taken
NIGHTMAitN.
Oply one dose, taken at
gently, and onires Cog-
One dose, taken after
PIM!.
!IV One dose of two
relieve 8101 L ftiADAOHP.
One bottle taken for fe
the canoe of the disease,
Oulp one dose homed ,
while one dose, often re.
0110Lene ?donnas. and a
irrOnly ono bottle is
'velem the effects of me.
nese.
strOne bottle taken,
irneee or unnatural
ne dope bitten a ehert ,
vigor to the appetite, and
One dpse, ol ten teoest.
offm• In Ito worst forme.,
complaints yield
One or two dosed cure
In children; there le no
remedy In the world, as it
11:r A few bottles curs
absorbents.
We take pleasure lure.
clue se a preventive for
Ifsven, and all Pavane of
rates with certainty, and
teatify to Its wonderful.
All who use it are voing
in its favor.
Er Mix Water in the mouth with the Invigorator,
and swallow both together.
.....
i 0 • & MgTffic. DISOOVRAY, and Is daily work
ing mires, almost too groat co bailey.. It cures ari if by
magicseldomeven the first de giving bene fi t, and seldom
more than one bottle is required to cure any kind of
LIVER Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dys
pepsia to a COMMOn Headache, all of which are the re
sult of s DISEASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Dr. 11414 FORD, Proprietor, 246 Broadway, New York
4gaiti for Philulelphis, T. W. PYOTT & BOSS, 2 '
North Second Street
Retailed by alt Druggists, Sold also by 81.
BEERS, Twelfth and Chestnut streets, and P 11
Fifth and ObestOut streets Philada. ogle to tb e•ly
Ilan= will, in all cases, folloir the nee of Midway's
R. It Remedies. That. are none eo sick or dimmed, et
weak, feeble, or crippled with pain or Infirmities, but
that Itadway'e Ready Relief, Renovating, Resolvent, 01
Regulators, as the nature of the disease or Meknes,
may require, will quickly and tepidly cure.
These remedies consist of Radway's Ready Relief,
/leeway's Renovating Reeolvent ; Radway , s Regulators
Each of these remedies pomessee special curative powest
over certain diseases. Yet there are other disease,
wherein their combined medicinal properties era re
quired; and when tbus used, If there le suillelent llh
and strength within the dimmed or dying body to sue
tale their action, the patient will live and be restore(
to health.
Pain
Acute Diseases.
Inflammatory Diseases,
Malarious Diseases.....
Congestive Diseases....
Scrofulous Diseases....
Chronic Diseas,P
Syphilitic Diseases
Constitutional Diseases ,
Skin Diseases
Nervous Diseases ,
.11. A. Relief.
.R. R. Relief.
.11clief and Regulators.
Relief and Regulators.
Relief and Regulators.
Renovating Resolvent.
. Renovating Resolvent.
,Renovating Resolvent.
Resolvent and Regulators.
Renovating Resolvent,
Itesolvont, Relief s Regul•
tors.
Infectious Diseases Ready Relief ¢ Regulators
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Many diseases that *fillet humanity are inherited al
heir-looms from the diseased bodies of sickly sires
&solute, Consumption, Syphilis, and Fits, are amens
the most common of conetitutional diseases. Now, we
care not how many generations the Beads of these dts.
eases may have been established in the system, cor•
rtipting the blood—Railway's Renorontixg R4.1012 , t1.:
will eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every par•
tide of diseased deposits, and 011 the veins with new,
pure, and healthy blood.
CHILDREN% DISEASES.
Radway's Renovate's' Resolvent should be hailed
as a blessing by every mother throughout the land
whose infanta are afflicted with Flores, Ilurnore, etc
These breaklngs out (thus early) are evldenoes of die.
cane trenemttted from the parent stock. A few doses of
the Renovating Resolvent will eradicate every redly
of the disease and Insure the child a mind and healthy
body.
B.R. R.—ltadway's Ready Relief for Headaches, whs.
ther sick or nervons•, Rheumatism, Dim.
rlicea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Cramps.
Influenza, Bloody Plug. Paralysis, Lumbago
Qout, Neuralgia Toothaohe, Small Pox.
•
revere, Swollen Joints, Kidney Complaints
Scarlet Fever, Paine around the Liver, Plea.
rimy, Measles, Heartburn, and :Pains of all
kinds. Radware Ready Relief will, in a Ire
mlnutee, change the miseries you suffer It
Joys of pleasure.
R. It. R.—Radway'e Renovating Resolvent, for the Our.
of chronic diseases—Such as Scrofulous and
Syphilitic complaints, Ooneumptlyo and
other affections of the Lungs and Throat
- Induration' sad Enlargements of pasta
Eruptive and other diseases of the Skin
Nodes, Tamers, Ulcers, DysPeplia, and all
• other diseases arising from an impure state
of the blood.
% R.ll.—Redway's Regulators will cure, elfectivel)
and sredlly, Ociatlveness, Indigestion
Painter's °hullo, Lead Diseases, Intlainma
lion of the Bowels Dyspeonia, Liver Oem
plaint, Mimeses of 'the Heart and Kidneys
Female Complaints, Small Pox, Fever,
Measles, etc., eta. Whenever the 'system ii
out of order, or the blood impure a dose co
Radway's Regulabvs will rooter° it to regu
larity, and purify and cleanse the blood. lit
female should be without them.
It.lt R. Remedies are sold by Druggists mitt
Merchants ever where.
AMWAY & 00., New York City.
W. B. Zeman,
T. W. DTOTT k SON, Agents, Philadelphia.
T. It CALLINDNII
splft•tuaresdly&eowliT
WHY SUFFER WITH DYSPEPSIA?
ZIEGLER & SMITH'S PURE, MEDICINAL
COGNAC BRANDY has cured Dyspepsia Low Spirits,
General Debility, & c., &0., &e. Price 11.25 per bot.
tle, 0r510.60 per dozen. Warranted pure. Try it.
I hereby certify that I had been afflicted with dys
pepsia for the last ten years, during which time I have
tried allthe popular medicines, but, of no avail. Having
bad Zeigler & Brith , e Pure. Medians' Cognac Brandy
recommended by many porsene, geed me to try it.
One bottle has almost cured o porta and costive
habits, of ton years , standing. I say, with a thank
ful heart, that I have haver found Wil equal during my
painful and distressing complaint. kftaerely recom
mend it to dyspeptic, nervous .and debilitated sufferers.
oni O. 112,Aliftots,
lath 1855. 1291 Olive street.
Also, ZIEGLER & SMITH'S Pure Medleinal WINES,
warranted pare, and no counterfeit mixtures, which are
daily palmed upon the public as genuine wines. These
Wines are especially adapted to dyspeptics; and oonsump.
tires, and in all oases ofgenerall debility, lose of owe:
lit., &a..
Old Madeira Wine, price per bottle $1 00
Old Port Wine, do. do. ...... 1 00
Old Sherry Wine, do. do. 100
Address your orders to Bole Agents,
ZEIGLER & SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists
B. W. corner SECOND and GREEN Ste , Phila.
Also, for sale by JOHN MAY; Druggist,
fel.y Prankford road, opposite Hanover.
QALMON, SFIAD, &C.-20 tierces No. 1
Salmon • 18 bble. do ; 80 bbis. prime Bee Shed; 200
Me. kale-1M; 180 bbl, White-flett, now in store and
for sale by , .10101 81. KENN&DY & CO.,
AO &.1v Mr. IR4I awl IR2 Nnrth where.
HERRING. ' 7 BOO bbls. No.l HERRING,
Baatpori I
n epaotioal 600 do. Halifax. now In dare
and for sale by MIN 31. RENNODY & 00.,
• sylli 380 0114 389 tif#9! wham?.
tiieaic►ttel.
MOM
principal regulators of the
performs Its fun o tions
system are fully devel
moot entrely dependent
the Liorr for the proper
dons ; when the stomach
at fault, and the whole
quence of one organ—the
do its duty. For the die
of the proprietors ha e
practice of more than 2D
dy wherewith to counter
mutts to which it is lie
toady la at last found, any
Irma OoittLaittejlt sof or
bottle, mad conviOlon Ira
morbid °thin; matter from
their piece a healthy OW
atomaoh, mining food to
blood, giving tone and
ob i a e ry, removing the
footing a radical cure.
cured, and, what is bet
casionsl else of the Ltynt
le andletent to relleTo the;
food from rising and sour;
before retiring, prevents
night, loonne the bowels
THRlggfiti.
each meal, will care Bre:
teupoon.fils will odwayo
male obetraction rem:loves
and mak.s a perfect cure.
ately relieves Cu ot.l
posted, Is s sure cure for
preventive or CROLIMA
needed to throwont of the
Mains after a 10. ololc•
for 3AVADICII reraoienil
color from the skin.
time before eating gives
mes4eo food digest west.
ed, duroi Ciaheso
trbließuio and Bowes.
to the tint, Close.
attacks caused by Weave
surer safer, or speedier
neee;fails.
Deorsr, by exalting the
commending this medi
levart and lova, Outm.
a Bttautre Trig. It ope
thousands Ice willing to
virtues.
eir Smonintosts testimony
THE LIVER INVIIMATOR
insurance glantpaings.
g •
Crri - INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 110
Bouth.,01:11MIT Btrfet;-- - -
L.
• ","" s2oo,oup:
"- Organized 1851—
Privileged to insure nollNeei annually Or perpetually;
Personal Property, 'annually, or, for a leas period; take
Marine, Inland , awl the Irieurance It, lake; receive De
partite hold Truata anti grantannuities
' , ALPIVED WBERS, PrOlildent.
• ' 11 : 0 :TYLER, Vice President.
W. MARTIN, Beeretark.
111111:0 ORS
.. . ,
Alfred Weeks, . Mon. w. p. icolley,
11. 0. Tyler, • a. w. Forney,
J. W. Bonder, P. L. Mingle,
C R. nicking, ' James Wateon,
I. L. Hutcbinnon, Ludlam Matthews,
J. W . &Ulm , ' ' William' Curtis,
Jolli.lm - G. F., tuner. . ,
LIOWARD FIRE AND 'MARINE IN
ILI:81:111ANQB COMPANY—Office No. 412 WALNUT
IRrost, PhllaAclphla. ,
. ' CAPITAL AND SUNPLCS, 2764.095.84.
•
otesol;One. .
. . .
- . ,
' P. M. P,otts, - - , J
, ~
rdgar Thomewi;
O. B. Spangler , ' 0. G. dower,
Abraham-Box, • , John W Buxton,
' B. 8. Warne, John Garrison,
George Howell, " Henault. Potts, ,
Wm. P. Leech; . . IL T. Kenai!,
H. H. Houston, Joe. R. Withers,
Abraham P. Byre, '' 'B. Booth, •
Monies P. Norton, John 11. Lowers,
. • H.R. Bhillingford.
- 0. E. SPANGLE% Prmident
B. 8. WARNS, Vice President.
ORAL A. Dor, Seeretary. mylo
CORN — EXCRANGE INSURANCE CON
PANY, No. 831 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
OHAILTBRED CAPITAL $6OO 000.—PAID UP OAPI.•
T AL $3013.900
Thin Company having been recently REORGANIZED,
'and its Waal Capital largely increased, respectfully
solicits a share of the patronage of insurers. Fire and
Marine Policies will be Issued at equitable rates of pre
mium, and lomes liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
DLREOTORB :
William M Godwin, S. R Crawford, .
ywes W. Queen, Jno. L. Redner,
George W. Mall, William B. Themes,
Franklin Jackson, 13. N. Winslow,
3. C. Hopper, Geary D. Ware.
WM. M. GODWIN, President.
J. 0. Moms, Secretary. mvlo-dtf
.11 0 E LNSIJRANCE AND, TLWST DOM
PANY.—TheI'ENN MUTUAL Lin INSURANOI
COMPANY. Northeast Corner of THIRD and DOCK
Streets. Capital, 5 612,726.08.
INSURES Lrvus for short terms, or for the whole
term of. life—rialto; &nannies sn4:eu4niviainit6-11<r
abases life Intonate in Real listate, and mikes wIl
°entracte depending on the contingenales of Life. 1 .
They act u linentore, Admlnletrators, Aseignotar,`
Treatise, and asthsdlaull.
Tao xxxxx n.
Daniel L. Miller, Samuel B. Stokes,
Benjamin Mute ,0 ' William Martin,.
Richard 8. NeWNW, - . 'James II Margrland, ',
Willi= P. Hacker, Joseph H. gautdar, n
William H. Hero, ' James Boston,
Samuel 0. Haan_ Theophilul Paulding,
Charles Hallowell, n Bdround A. 'louder,
Henry O. Townsend, Daniel L. Hutehnumn,
Rodolphua Rent, ' John W. Horror, ,
William H. Carr, Ellis S. Archer,
Bayard T. Mott, Samuel J. Christian,
William Robertson, Joseph M. Thomas,
Warner M. Ruin, Jolu, G. Brenner,
. _ .
P.B. !Mohler, Huston.
DANIEL L. BLlLkbils President.
. ' SAMUEL R. STORES ' , Vies Presit.
' Jong W. Holizion. Elearetarr. n 184,7
91.1 HE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COHPAHE.-office 408 wAittIIT Street, PHILA
DELPHIA. '
CAPITAL SJIPLTIS $277,055.85. '
Insures against. loss or damage by Pin and the
PRAM ef the MA, INLAND NAVIGATION and
TRANSPORTATION.
Ten per eent. ipAesh retnrned on the earned pre
inittins of Open Inland Policies.
°SPIDERS.
GEORGE IL EMlT—Presldeat.
E. P. 1100 B—Vine President
H. E. 00005111ALL—Ileareteary and Treasure.
B. 11. BlTPLER—Auletent fiseretery.
DIAMO7OIIB.
George H. Hart, Joseph Edwards,
E. P. Boss, Foster B. Perham!,
A 0. Oattell, Chinese G. Imlay,
Andrew R. Chambers, Samuel Jones, M. D.,
D. W. bailey, . Hon. H M. Puller,l
John 4. Dale, H. H. CoggShen,
John L. Pomeroy.
H. H. 0000811. ALL. Beeretary,
A ROTIO ' DIE INS I !MICE OOMPA-
Ilk NY, NEW YORK.-0111en, No 29 Wall stroat, ad
joining the Ideekiinlai Ban.lt-040 iliPtsi, 2460,000,
with a•eurplvis. 41ii iio.ompany leave Agana's, Her.
ohandise, Immiture, 'Vessels In part ii i nd dr Oargime,
and other property, ,pipet lams or Bannip by Etre and
the lasts of Inland Pfeeration,
DBEEOTOBS.
Huai Grimislt, Joshua L. Pope,
Caleb Barstow, Rolm 11. Orwree,
Henry 0. Brewer, Henry Davis
Edmund Penfold 4 0. H. Lilienthal,
Amason E. Corning, Theo. Polhemui, Jr.
Ogden Haggerty, Elisha E. Horgan,
Thomas Wings% Abm. B. Van Nest,
John H. Earle, William A. Oary,
Albert Ward, Thomas S. Nelson,
Charles Easton, James W. Phillips,
Louie Lornt, Oharles A. Mary,
Samuel G. Glidden, Edward ILlnaken,
SAADI'. Cambreleng, Wm. B. Shepard,
Thomas Boort, Oberlin; L.grgit,
John Ward, Lctilirop L. ftiurgus,
Henry E. Bogert, Wdliam It. Foadlek,
Peter Edo., Emery Thaer,
Benjamin H. Yield , . No. Weetf eldt,
A. H. Prothingham, Salmon Taylor,
Thal. P. Youngs, Henry E. Blossom.
Samuel L. liditehell,
ALBS= WARD, President.
Ennui° A. OAZLlllT.l3earetary. an 10.Iy
COMMONWEALTH
INBLIRANITH
Tem COWART
OP
5T.4211 OPoFFIC PRecunl4ipmiLA.
•I
NORTHWEST odnNzu
FOURTH AND WALNUT STRIRTS,
PIIILADSLPHIA.
Salsiddlrod Capital, $600,000.
Paid up Capltal,E2oo.ooo
DULEITOI.S.
Dr. D. Jayne, Thos. 8. Stewart,
H. L. Benner, J. M. Bailor,
J. M. Whiten, J. E. Walker,
Edw. a Knight, U.K. Wendell,
U. Lewis , Jr., B. K. HOZEiII.
AVID ,lA.YNIi, AL D. President.
TIIOMAS 8. STEWART, Vice Preen.
IlArtro, 8, Moos, Secretor!. A 294
IINSURAN tkl COMPANY OF NORTH
Ai:MA.IOA.
MARINE, EIRE AND INLAND TRANSPOR
TATION INSURANCE.
OVPION No. 232 WALNUT BTILUT t
South side, east of Third street.
The properties of thin Company are well inveeted t
and furnish an available fund for the ample indemnity
of all persons who define to be protected by Ineurauce.
MARINE' RISKS taken on Vessels, Freights, and
s llsL a it.N s. D TRANSPORTATION RISKS on Merchandise
'per Railroads, Canals, and Steamboats.
FIRE RIPEB on blerobandice i Furniture. and Build
hap, in City end County.
INCORPORATED IN 1794. CAPITAL $400,000,
ALL PAID IN AND SECURELY INVESTED.
TOTAL PROPERTIES $1007,826 24.
FIRPMTU/L °uneven.
DIRECTORS.
ALTHI/1 N. Omni, Wittuut Wits;
Saxon. W..7oNze, Witttate E. Bora',
JOHN A. Daum!, JANIS N. DIOMION,
BALM F. Una, El biome WARN,
Uneaten TAILOI, JOHN MASON,
AIIHROBit WHIRR, GIORGI L. HARMON,
JOHN R. lisrr, Teems K. Cori,
BIOHAHD D. Woon, EDWARD H. THOM/a.
AMINE G. 00FVIN, President.
KENNY D. PMERRERD, Secretary. J►l9-tt
nELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
IN
BIIRANOE OOMYANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE of PENN.
SYLVANIA, ISM.
MICE, S. E. Oornor THIRD and WALNUT Moods,
' PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE INSURANCE,
ON TIBARLii,
0 ARA3O, To all parts of the World.
/BRIGHT,
lAYLAND INSURANCES,
Qa Goods, by River Canals, Lakes, and land Owlet*
to aliierta of the Union.
FIR INSURANCES,
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Roues, ho.
ASSETS OP THE COMPANY,
November 2, 1857.
Bonds Mortgages, and Real Rotate 5101,850 94
PhlladelphiaOlty and other Leann 137,011 25
Stock in Bonita, Rallroada, and Insurance
Companion
Bah Receivable ..
Cash on hand
Balance in hands of Agents, Premiums on
Maxine Policies recently homed, on other
debts due the Company P 2,730 PP
BubsoriptiOn Notes 100,000 00
t DlllllOlOllll
William Martin, James 0. Hand
Joseph H . Beal, Theophilns Paulding,
Edmund A. Bonder, James Impair,
John 0. Darin, William Eyre, Jr.,
John R. Penrose, J. P. Peniston,
George G. Leiper, Joehua P. Eyre,
Edward Darlington, Samuel L. Stokee,
Dr. R M. Hinton, Henry Sloan,
Win. 0. Ludwig, • James B. McPailand,
Hugh Craig, Thomas 0. Hand,
Spencer Mollrain, _ Robert Burton, Jr.,
Enemies Kelly, Juo. B. Semple, Pittebgh
H. Jones Brooksp Dr. T Morgan, ~
Jacob P. Jones. J. T. Logan, 1 1
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOMAS 0. HAND, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. ja9.y
fiIIRE AND INLAND RISKS.—FAME
INSURANON COMPANY,
capital - $lOO,OOO.
(Organized under the Act of' Acanrobly relative to /n
earanee Companies, palmed April 2d. 1860 )
GEORCIN W. DAY, President.
T 11011.613 B. MARTIN, Vice - Provident.
WILLIAMS I. IMANOII AIM, Secretary.
06800 411 011/21TNIIT St., Philadelphia.
DB:MOTORS.
George W. Day, Jacob K Vaughan,
William W. Walters, Henry Lewin, Jr.,
Oharlee Richardson, D. D. Birr
Ilarolay Lippincott, John W. dvarman,
- Joe. It. Drognard, A, H. Rosenholm,.
Oboe Siete., fe24-y M Stern,.
tationern.
11.1 LARK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
L. DAVID NI. HOGAN, Blank Book Manufacturer,
Stationer and Printer, No. 100 WALNUT Street, is pre
pared at all times to furnish, either from the shelves
or make to order, Hooke of every description, suitable
for Banks. Public Offices, Merchants, and others, of the
best quality of english or American, Paper, and bound
In various styles, in the most substantial mater.
for JOB PRINTING of every description•
lograving and Lithographing executed with neatness
and deepateh.
t rAneral assortment of ldnglish, trench and Amer].
can Stationery.
Concerning Mr. Ilogan's contribution to the Franklin
Inininte, the Committee say—A , This display of blank
boots (or banking and mercantile nee in the beet in the
lithibition. The selection or the material is good, the
workmanship moat excellent, and their flash and ap
pearance neat and appropriate." n 0204.1
'express Olompanteo
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE,
820 CHESTNUT STREET, forwards PARCELS,
PACKAGES, PAERCHANDIZE, BANK NOTES and
SPECIE, either hy its own LINES, er in connection
with other EXPRESS COMPANIES, to all the prinelpal
TOWNS end CITIES of the United States.
.11. S. SANDFORD,
general Seperintsedet;
PLASMA OR ARTIFICIAL LARD.-
BPROIAL NOTI.OIII TO PDYBICIANI3.—The above
°Bern a vehicle for the exhibition of remedies to dis
eased surfaees, which combines the following advanta
ges t A good and•unvarying con-Istenea, easily washed
off with water, dissolves all substances that are solu
ble in water, hence facilitating Instead of obstructing
their absorption, and does cot get ?amid The last
property alone renders it an invaluable acquisition to
the praCtitioner. Prepared and for Bale wholesale and
retail, at OMB'S Laboratory and Pharmacy,
mbi Twelfth and Chestnut streets.
CLARET WINE.—DE COURSE Y, LA
FOUROADE, & 00,, 83 MARKET Street, have
RD butortation of Larogreade's Pure Bordeaux Claret
W14• 1 1110171*011804 / . 14 jeb-tal
i34ippittg.
AiFOR SAN,FRANDISCO,OLIPP,ER,
OF TIIIIRSDAY, 15th "July Inot,,LLOWEar
EATEN, AND NO • DETENTIONG .‘ •- •
The soperlor A 1 Clipper Ship WANDERTNG Jri9,
131A0NPOL, Commander, is now receiving her eargo-kt
Pier 10, PI. 11..,—(New York,) and will positively sad
above. - • , •
The Wondering Jew was built for the California
Trade, la throughly ventilated, and of small calamity),
has just merle, the voyage in 84 days from. Amoy to
Havana, being the ahortest passage ever made between
those ports. The euperlor selling qualttlos of; this
ship, her small capacity, low rates of freight, and early
'day of 'sailing, present unequalled Inducements.
Nor balance of freight apply to _ .
,Jyakitf BlnflOP, SIMONS, & 00.
• 120 NORTH SVIIARVIIB.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND GLAS
GIONV, DUBLIN, BELFAST, and LONDONDERRY,
VIA LIVERPOOL.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA. STEAM
SHIP CO.'S Clyde-built Iron Steamships aro intended
to Nall as follows :
FROM NEW YORE.
CITY OF BALT lAIOR . . .... ....Thursday, July Ist
CITY OP WASHINGTON 151 h
KANGAROO 29th.
And each alternate Thursday, from Pier 44 N. R.
. .
PROM LIVORPOOI..
CITY OP WASHINGTON Wednesday, June 23d.
KANGAROO " July 7th.
CITY OF BALTIMORE.. ..... . " " 21st
And each alternate ..........
Cabin Passage from New York and Phi 1ade1ph1a....175
Third Class to any of the above-mentioned places,
end found In beat cooked Provisions 30
Return Tickets good for 0 months 60
Certificates of Passage from Liverpool to New York
or Philadelphia 4ti
Passengers forwarded to Havre, Paris, Bremen, Ham
burg, tee., without delay at through rates.
The Company's Steamship BOSPHORUS will sail
regularly between Antwei and Liverpool, in connection
with the departures fo 'ew York, taking goods from
Antwerp fo Now York, a through rate of freight.
Certificates of Plumage from Antwerp to New York $4O,
Drafts on Liverpool from £1 upwards.
For freight or passage, apply at the Company's Offices,
15 BROADWAY, New York, nod 109 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia.r JOHN Q. DALE, Agent.
- O -- WILLIAM INMAN,
je22 62 and 63 Tower Building, Liverpool.
11#7 LIVERPOOL AND PIMA
-47,
DELPIITA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steam communication between New York and Ant.
worp, via Liverpool.
The splendid teat ;screw-Steamship BOSPHORUS,
Captain McGuigan, (lately employed in the Royal Stall
servics,) will call regularly between Antwerp and Liver
pool every alternate THURSDAY, In connection with
the company's steamship from Liverpool to New York.
Goode for New York will he-received •and shipped by
the Agents In Antwerp, and MIL; of lading Maned there
at a through rate of freight. A I , .
' The that Hailing from Antwerp be on the 17th of
June in conjunction with the C ITY OP WASHING
TON from Liverpool, on June 23.
For further partltulare and terms of freight and pas.
one, apply to V. Ictinrqm ,Co„ Antwerp; William,
loom, Lower Buildings, Liverpool, and at the Com ,
piture UOBO5 Broadway, New York, and 309 Wainal
street, Phlbulelphia.
je2l-1n;
REGULAR LINE FOR PROVI
DENOE.--Sehooner WORCESTER, RHODES
taster, now loading at Callowbill-street Wharf..
For freight, apply to Captain on board or to
JNO M. kENNEtY
180 and 231 NORTR W NARY ES.,
FOR CHARLESTON AND SA
VANNAH -HERON'S LINE.
GO RN OEIVED AND BILLS ON LADING SIGNED
• .
The splendid Bret-olase elde-wheel Steamships
KEYSTONE , STATE and STATE OW GEORGIA,
Now term a weekly line for the South and Southwest
cue of throe ships sailing every SATURDAY at I.
reopen. ,
&clock A. H. ejtoneetely for Charleston ata
TOR CHARLESTON.
•
The REY/WOMB BTATH, Captain Charles P. Marsh
man, will commence loading on Thursday, July Bth
and sail for Charleston, S. 0., on Saturday, July lath
at 10 o'olook A 14
von SAVANNAH.
The STATE OP GEORGIA, Oapt. Sohn J. Garvin.
will commence loading on Thursday, July let, and
nail for Savannah, Ga., on Saturday, Julypd, at 10
o'clock A M.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these shipseonneet
with steamers for Florida and Havana, and with rail
roads, &0., for all altitl the South and Southwest.
YRNIGLITB REDUCED.
. .
Heavy Freight at an avenge of 18 per cent. below
New York steamship rates.
INSURANCE.
• FREIGHT and INBIIR EiOltbp 4largeprgportiop
of goods shipped &nth will be found to be lower by
these ships Heap by calling vessels.
Cabin passage $2O 00
Steerage do 8 00
Eaeuraion Tickets, good for the present year. 80 00
No Mils of lading signed after the ship has
Tor freight or Damage, apply to
A. HERON, Zr.,
No. 828 (late 81) North Wharves.
Agents at Charleston, T. &T. G. BUDD.
Agents in Savannah, O. A. GREINER & 00.
For Florida, from Charleston. steamer CAROLINA,
every Tuesday,
For Florida, from Savannah, steamers ST. MARYS
and ST. JOHNS, every Tuesday and Saturday,
For Havana, from Charleston , enamor ISABEL, olv
the 4th and ltith of every month: jell
WO STEAM TO 01.A.selow, LIVER=
POOH., BlicFetve, J?unini, and LONDON-
I/ It , witholit delay. far Dl dollars.
Return tickets, good for six months, to either of the
above places by any steamer of the line, 40 dollars for
the round trip, out and back.
pm( new YOWL.
New York, McMillan, Saturday, July 10 at 12 o'clock, M.
Edinburgh Cumming, .. .Tuly 24, ti
Glasgow,Goodwin, ~ August T, r.
/ROM OLAJOOM
Edinburgh. Cumming Saturday, June 26.
Glasgow, Goodwin Saturday. July 10.
New York, McMillan Wmineaday, Angust 11.
BATES OF lainiAtill.
ssoy 614840 Y.
1nr004141,,, ~ 16 !pilaw
Steerage, found aitli . cooked provisions 8 eg
not NIA YOWL.
Vint Ulm $l6 00
Steerage, found with 000kod provisions . . .... . SO 00
Children under 14 years of age, half fare; infants in
Steerage, free.
Return tickets available within sit months, by any
steamer of this line.
First Ohms 8140 00 Steerage $6O 00
An experienced Surgeon attached to each Steamer.
For freight or plumage apply to
WORKMAN & CO., 122 WALNUT Street, Philadel
phia.
ROBERT CRAIG, 17 Broadway, New York.
HALL & LONEY, BnotuutaA's Wharf, Baltimore.
myll
%IRE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL BTEAMBLIIPB.
/ROM NIIIT TO= TO LITIZTOOL,
Chief Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Camp,
/10M - 00EITO0 TO tavairooL,
Chief Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Plumage
The maps from Boston call at Halifax.
PERSIA, Capt. Judkins. CANADA, Capt. Lang.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. AMERICA, Capt.Wickman
ASIA, Capt, B. G. Lott. NIAGARA, Capt. Ryrle.
APRICA, Capt. Shannon. EUROPA, Capt. J. Leitch.
Those meets carry a clear white light at moat-head;
green on starboard bow; red en port bow.
AFRICA, Shannon, leaves NYork,Wedneaday, June Sth
AMERICA, Moodie, ,4 Boston, Wednesday, Mane le.
ARIA, Lon, 44 N York, Wednesday Juno Rid
CANADA, Lang, gg Boeton, Wednesday, Jane 30
PERSIA, Judkins, " N York, Wednesday July 1'
NIAGARA, Wickman," Boston, Wednesday, July 14,
AFRlOA,Shannon, c N York, Wednesday, July 21
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surge& on board.
.... .... .. .... _
The owners of these Mpg will net be amountable•for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, Speedo Jewelry, Precious Stones
or Metals, unless Alls of lading are eigned therefor and
the valnetherem: i• t ohs expreseed.
For frelghtor • apply to
my 10-y X CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green, N. York.
U) Iwo anti Ewan
.CA..A LEXANDRE SEIGNETTE BRANDY.
The subscribers have boon appointed sole agents
in the State of Pennsylvania for the above well-known
ItOCUELLE BRANDY, which they are prepared to
offer to the trade at the lowest market price, from Uni
ted States bonded warehouse, entitled to debenture. A
constant supply on hand, in half, quarter, and one
eighth pipes, dark and pale
3elS-tf
yULES ROBIN hr. CO. OOGNAC.—Tho
V aubscrihors, sole agents in the State of Pennsylva
nia for the above celebrated brand of COGNAC BRAN
DY, beg to call the attention of the trade to its superior
quality, and feel coofideut It will compare favorably
with the moat favorite brands in the market
ARNOLD &
.1:40 WALNUT Street.
12,608 00
220,291 96
88,1392 00
A eoastant supply of the above in the United States
bonded warehouse, entitled to debenture, of various
vintages, in half, quarter, sad eighth pipes jelB-tf
IA M BRE Y GRAPE-LEAF 011 AM
PAGNE.
ARNOLD & WORL Bole Agente,
120 WALNUT Street
103,786 8T
pipes Hutch Company Gin, in
lJf bond and for sole by . . .
HEIDSICK & CO. CtiameAtia z.—A
constant supply of the genuine brand in bond and
In gore, for sale by l M. YEAR ON,
Je3 Rill South FRONT Street.
CLARET -126 CASES MAIMAUX, 160
easea km. JULIEN, in quart' and pinta, In store
and for sale by A. MSRINO,
cr22 lip Routh FRONT iitroat.
.B Minot Oastillon," Marett,
and other Cognacs of various vintage'', in halt
pipes and quarter casks; Pellevolsin Rochelle Brandies,
ale and dark, In half pipes, half auks, and otte•eighth
casks, Imported and for sale by
MIRY BOHLEN tc CO:,
0022 221 and 223 Routh Fourth street,
I. LEWIS, IMPORTER AND DEALER
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IN PINE WINKS, LIQTJORS, OiGARS, ice. St
South VIRTU Street, Philadelphia. wil-fy
QIIERRY WINE.-15 QUARTER PIPES
A. 7 various grade' Harmony Sherry, in b ud, and for
sale by W CLLI Ul H. YEATON.
%DSO Ulflitnnth FRONT FM.
CORDIALS. -ANISETTE, OURACOA,
and MAE AROEIINO In'store and for ante by
awn orentrui. no A YRONT At.
A LLSOI"B PALE ALE IN HRDS.-A
constant supply 012 baud In Oustom Houle stores,
for sale by WILLIAM 11. YEATON
Sole Agent for Pennsylvania,
No SIB South FRONT Street.
BRANDY. --7 octaves* Renault 8c Co. Cog
nu, very old vintagr, In bond and for Salo by
WILLIAM LI YEATON,
ie 3 VS Rant]. FRONT Rt.
DIME LFHIGH AND BROAD-TOP
COAL.—JAMES 11. MONTGOMERY Informs his
friends and the public that he has effected an arrahge
meat with the Buck Mountain Coal Company for the
sale of tbeirjuntly-celebrated LEHIGH COAL. lie has
ales arrangod with the proprietor of the Broad-Top
Mines for the Bale of his valuable SEMI-BITUMINOUS
COAL and is now prepared to receive orders and leaks
prompt deliveries, at his Office, No. 402CIVALNUT
Btroet, world story, front room. je3-lini
ITOZBEING, FOX, & CO., wholesale and
a.' retail dealers In LEHIGH and SCHUYLKILL
GOAL. Lehigh yard—THIRD street and GERMAN
TOWN ROAD. Schuylkill yard—RACE and BROAD
streets, Philadelphia. Keel constantly on hand Coal
from the moat approved mites, under cover, and pre
pared expressly for tamlly use. re 6-7
.QOHITYLICILL AND LEHIGH COAL.—
I ant daily receiving, at my yard, the beet quality°
SCHUYLKILL AND LIIHIGH GOAL. My customers,
and all others Who may favor me with their orders, may
rely on getting Coal that will be satisfactory to them.
elpr-,No inferior Coal kept at this establishment to
over at LOW PIIIOIII.
ALNXANDNE
N B. earoor of Broad and Cherry Ste
'DORT WINE.-80 Quarter Pipes. in bond
siol for sale by WILLIAM N. YF.ATON,
i 024 210 Roeth FRONT fltraat.
WRITE FISH.--75 bait bble. of the oele
,V V brats.] Detroit River White Rich, just received
end for ado b 7 0. 0. RADLER it Cc,'
0 Muth WATI4
JOHN G. DALE. Agent
EVERY -1.41"
111130
75
ARNOLD & WORL D
120 WALNUT Street
WILLIAM H. YEATON,
No 21t1Rontb FRONT Rtroot
flailwabo.
EtactioNOTlOE=Bl7lllollo 9 kAM .
,AERANGEDIENT.
1 /ILADELpIizA WILAIINGTaN, AND
• - • Aiong.pArtßoAb. !
• Orr and arter s f o rlda4/ 41 a9 10 1_ 1 °°qt __,'
PASSENGER • TRAINS ' LEAVE: PhigLAus/4PuIA
• Per - Baltimore, at 8 A. U.," / P; /6.1 (ExPreaa.l and
For,WilmingtoniatiVA. , •
For New ()sane, at 8 A. Id, and 4.80 P.35i
For Middletoird, at 8 A. HI., and 4.30 P.
For Dover, at 8 A. HI., arid 4.30 P. IC
For Seaford at 8 A. M., and 4.30 P. 51.
TRAINS FOB PAILALIBIRBIA,
'Leave Baltimore at - 7:30 , Exprene, 10.15 A:51 4 and
5.40 P. 51,
Leave Wilmington at 6 46 and.' 10:30 A. AL, and 1.45
and 8.55 P. - - -
Leave New Castle at 6 and 9.60 A. M., and at 8.15
P. 51.
Leave Middletraiii at 8.68 A. M., and 0.46, . '
Leave Dover at 8 A. M. and 4.56 P: M.
Leave Seaford at 13,25:A; M., and 2 P. AL
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 9.10 A. M., 2 P. M., and - 2.15
A. M. • -
SUNDAYS only at 11 P. M. from Philadelphia to Bal
timore,
Do do - '5.40
phla. L3l, from Baltimore to Phila.
Freight Train, with'Paasenger Car attached, will run
as follows :
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville :ma intermediate
places at
Leave Wilmington for do 6 P. 31.
do do 745 P. H.
Leave Havre de Orate for Balthnore do 630 A. M.
Leave Baltimore for Havre do Grace do 610 P. M
Leave 'Wilmington for Philadelphia do 640 P. M.
Jag 8. M. FELTON, President.
NORTH PERNSYL
±,i'. • VANIA RAILROAD.
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101
BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN, MALI O El MINK,
EASTON: DOYLESTOWN
SM ARRARIAT
TAKES EF UFECMTER
MONDAY. NO MAY N 17th, 1858..
For Bethlehem; Allentown, Mauch Chunk and Eas
ton, &0., (Eapresa,) in Connection with L. Va l ley Rail
road. from WILLOW Street at 9 A. M. and 2.26,P.,M.
Passengere for Easton by 2.26 P. M. Train take
Stage at Iron Rill Station.
For Doylestown. (Accommodation,) from Willow at.,
at 8.90 A. M and 6,90 P. M
- For Fort Washington (Acconunodation) from Second
and Chatham Streets at 7.25 and 10.25 A. 211,, and 4'lo
and 8.45 P.M.
TRAINS YOU PILABLPIIIk •, • -
Leave Bethlehem (Papres,i,) et 9 A. M. NA 2,20
P. M., with paesengere from Lehigh Valley. 1411-
road,' ind arrive at Willow Street at 12,M. and 6126
P.
Leave Dsyleatown Atli A. M. and 260 P..M. f and
rive et WIIlo , atreet'at 5.15 A t M, pod 6 P:M. , -9 I -
Leave Pert -2 '34+inldrikton at and A. U.; and
2.45 and 5 30 P. M.. and arrive at Beerind end (Witham
Streets at 6.60 and 960 A. 61 and 3.35 end 0.29.8. M.•
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Willow street for Doylestown at 8.80 A. M. and
2P. 11.
Leave Doylestriwn for nuladelphis:o 13 A. AL and
5.15 P M.
All l i etwengetTraltui MOVING NORTII and SOUTH
will atop at Chatham Street onekoonoect with /ally PO
tenger Railroad • ' .
Pare to Bethlehem nSO
" Mush °hunk 250
intylettown -
myl7,tf CLARK, Agent.
-
NEW YORK LINES.—THE GAILDE!: -
L 1 AND AbIBOY RAILROAD PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO,rPANIPS LINES.
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK, AND WAY
PLACES,
Leave u follows, via : Pus
At 11 X P. M., from Kensington Depot, via Jersey
City, Mail 82 26 .
At 6 A. M., via Camden and Amboy, Accommoda
tion - • 26
At 6 A: M., Ms Camden and Jersey City, N, J. A 0 .2
commodation . 2 25
At 8 A. N., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
M a ila 00
At 10. A. M., by Steamboat Trenton, via Tacony
sad Jamey City, Waling Express 8 00
At 2 P. itt., via Camden sad Amboy, 0. and A. EX
press 800
At 6 P. N. via Camden and Jersey City •Evening
Mail 8 0
At 8 P. M., via Camden and Amboy, Aocomnioder
tion, let Clue 2 00
At 8 P.M., via Camden and Amboy, Acconunoia-
M 1 60
on, 2nd omaa.
At 5 P. M., via Camden and Amboy, AccomModa-,
tion, let Olass ' • 200
At 6P. M.via Camden and Amboy, Acconnaods- •
Hon, 2u4 Qiess r 1 75
aollpbe 62. M. lima rnria dilly, &Webers Bandar ex
Empress Linea stop at the principal nations only.
Per Belvidere, radon, Plemington, 80., at SA. MI
and 4P. M. from. Walnut street wharf.
Nor Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton, Wilkeabanei
Montrone. Great Bend, /cc., at A. M., via Delaware !
Lackawanna at Western Railroad.
Nor Freehold, at 6 A. M. and 2 P. M. . -
Nor Mount Holly at 6 A. M., and 8 and 6 P. M.
- WAY' LINES
Nor Bristol, Trenton, &a., at 2.4 and 4 P.M.
WAY LINE
Nor Palmyra, llincomaa, Beverly, Boxlington, Nordin%
town Ac., at 8 P. M.
Steamboat Richard Stockton for Rordentown and in
termediate placed, at 2,5( P. M..
Steamboat Trenton for 'Tammy, at 10 and 11% - A. M.
and for Burlintion and Bristol at 4 P. M.
All lino coeptuyi P. 11 ;leave Walnut street wharf.
Ij7llitty pomade of baggage wily titcreql.' utak ma
i tenger. Passengers are prohibited from
, • taking any
tiling an baggage but their wearing apparel.' All bag
gage over fifty pounds to be paid for extra." The Com
puny limit their responsibility for baggage Lime dollar
per pound, and will not be liable for anyamoint be
yond 8100, except by special contract. •
WM. H. GAT7ALER, Aitent
an 1-ly 0. & A. 11. R. 00.
110BRILADEL illA AND EVORA: MAIL
ROAD LINE.--4IMORKBT BOUTR to &Italia
Wilkeabwre, Buffalo, Chicago, Rock Island, lilsgera
Wivilukle, Darlington ; Montreal, Bt. Paulo
Detroit, Dunlioth, and lit. Louie.
Passenger trains VW leave the Philadelphia' and
Reading Iteliroed Depot, corner BROAD and YINB
Busete, daily. (fitutdaya excepted,) as follows
7.30 A. M. DAY EXPRESS,
For Elmira, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago,
Milwaukee, Rock Island, Galens,St. Paula, Burlington,
and St. Louie.
8.80 P. M. NIGHT . EXpll3BB,
Hoz. Meru, Niagara Palls, Buffalo, Detroit, Ohicago
Milwaukee, Rock Island, Galena, St. Paule, Burlington
and St. Louis.
LEP Tickets good till need.
The 7.80 A. hi. train connects at Reeding with the
train for Harrisburg and all stations on the LEI:UM:HI
VALLEY RAILROAD;
At Rupert, for Wilkeabarre, Pitteton, Scranton, and all
stations on the LACKAWANNA AND BLOOMSBURG
RAILROAD.
Baggage choked to Shaba, Beale, and Susperudon,
Bridge.
I=IZM
Wilkesbarrs...
Pittston
Scranton
Wilkaabarre '
Willlanumort
Elmira
Canandaigua
Geneva, via Gorham
Rochester _
Niagara Palls
Buffalo - .1; ail
Brie. 10 50
Cleveland, via N. Y. and Erie 18 00
" Tll Niagara Palle 13 00
Toledo, via New York and Erie 16 25
Columbus. 18 50
Cincinnati. New York and Eris. 19 00
" . Niagara Palls 19 00
Indianapolis, via New York end Erie 21 00
Detroit, via Niagara Patlo 10 00
Chicago, via Great Waataro Pall ‘ray 22 00
,11 Lake Shore Railroad 22 00
Bock Island, rya Niagara Palle 21 00 4g Lake Bkora !Unreal 27 00
Burlington 28 00
lowa City ' 29 25
Bt. Louis, via Chicago 20 00
It Indianapolis 29 00
Bunnell:11 - 27 80
St. Paula 36 10
1D Tickets can be procured at the Philadelphia and
Elmira Railroad Line's Ticket Office. Northwest corner
of SIXTH and 0111CSTNIIT Streets, and at the Pas
senger Depot, BROAD and •VINE.
THROUGH EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
Leal el the Depot, Broad street, below Vine, daily,
poodays excepted,) for all points West and North, at 0
44 60
- 4 60
4 15
4 50
680
7 98)
800
8 CO
.... 8 50
Freights most be delivered before 31..11 to insure
their going the same Jay.
(17" Freights are forwarded with greater despatch
and Lower Rates then by any line from this city to the
West and Northwest.
Per further information apply to
ALLEN At arGalL,
Through Freight Depot. Broad, below Vine,
Or to CHAS. 8,, TAPPED, General Agent,
N. W. eor.Sixth and Chestnut ate., Paßede.
G. A. NIOOLLS,
Supt. Philads. and Reading -Railroad.
H. A. FONDA.,
Gaul. Supt. °atavism W. R. E. Railroad:
J. A. REDFIELD,
deBl-1y Gaul. Bupt. Wmiport and Elmira Roamed.
PRILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD—PAST PRBIGIIT LlND.—Hreight trains
leave the Depot, BROAD Street, la low VINE, daily, for
Ennio, Suspension Bridge, Canada, Detroit, Chicago,
& it
imw's, Oalanai Dubuque, St. Louis, and Warne
dilate points.
This is the shortest route to Canada and the Lake
Porta, and goods will be forwarded with greater derpatob
to the above points than by any arbor route.
TARIFF OP PRIORI PT/. 100 Ago
'TIT Aaflroad
let ohm. 24 claim. 8d ohm. 4th gugg
Buspetudou Bridge 90; TO -60 ,40
Masao ' 00 - 70 60 40
Dunkirk 95 75 , 85 - 45
Detroit $l2O 93 70 82
()Mugu. 1 60 116 100 BO
Prof - ea going through by rail All the way must be
marked "VIA RAIL."
No transhipment iiOtween Phil•delphls and Rh**
Mark goods vis Philadelphia awl Reading Railroad,
and send to the Depot, Broad abort, below Vine, daily,
before 5 P. N.
Per furthor information in regstd to this route, call
at the through freight office of tb• Philadelphia, Nia
gara. and Great Western Line, N. W. earner SIXTH
and CHESTNUT. de4o-y
TDDENNSYLVANLA RAILROAD.—THE
.R. GREAT VENT/Lit/ ROUTE, connecting the At
'antic Cities with Western, North-western, and South
western States, by continent's Railway direst. Thi
Road also conneota at Plttaburgh - : with daily line of
steamers to all Porte on the Western Rivers,and at
Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to all een or
the North-western Lakes making the most D IRECT
CHEAPEST and RELIAJILE ROUTE, by which Preighf
can be forwarded to and from the GREAT WEST.
RATER BRTWIRN PILIDADYLPIILI. AND PITTS.
BURGH.
fuser Grass—Boots, ShoeS, Gals, and
Oaps, Books, Dry Goods, (In lboxes
bake and trunks), Drl.lol. On boles
and bales) Beakers, Ifors,.ka tOe. par 100 lb.
RIOOND CLASS—Domestic DitteatLug,
Ohirting and Ticking, (In otiginal
bales), Drugs (in casks), liardware, -
Leather, Liquor, (in casks,) Wall
Paper, Wool, and Oheop Pelts,
Kastward, &a. &a 600. per 100th.
Titian Ouse-.A.nvils, Ramp, Bacon
and Pork. Salted, (loose or In
• sacks), Paints, (dry and in oil,)
Oils. (except lard and main) 610. pet 100 lb.
POOR= Otaes—Ooffee, Wish, RICO%
Beef, and Pork, (in auk. or boxes
eastward), Lard and Lard 011, Nails,
Bodo Ash, German Clay, Tar, Pitch,
Rosin, Steel, Manufactured To.
becro, Rosin 011, Queenswase,
Bum (hkds., bbls., and boxes,)
&a., &a 40e. perloo lb
noux-760. per bbl. until farther notice.
Gams-36a. per 100 ibe., Until further notice.
Roreolt--$.2 per bale, not exceeding 600 lbs. weight,
nntli further notice.
In shipping Goods from any point Zest of Philadel
phia, be particular to ma as packages via Pennswicentia
Railroad." All Goode consigned to the Agente of till,
Road, at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded
without detention.
lazionv Ao3lllll.—Clarke & Co., Olen° i Packer a
£ Co. Memphis, Tenn.; .I‘, tare & Co.. Bt. lonic.
Mo.;G. O'BileY & ClO.,Branlvllle, / a / 1 0 11;14ra.
Bingham, Louisville, Kentucky. ; Mokirron,
Madison, Indiana; K. W. Brown or 00., and /Aker &
bkard, Cincinnati' 11. H. Pierce & 00., Zanesville,
Ohio; Leech & Co., No, ed Kilkyatreet,licaton; Lena
& Co., No. 2 Astor Howse, New Tark,.No:/-Willieun it.
New Irork• B. J. tlneedet j :Philadelou maim & gOon4l, Dalsmore; D. A Stewart, pitt A b t r xi th.
IL U. 110trOWN,
Freight dolt:
U. J. LOMBARD'!"
09- General gripe tintendent. Altoona. Pe.
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•
, , 200 quintals Codfish.
100 do. Pollock.
8 0 Ibis. Mackerel.
100 do, Wilts Bleb, for sale ty
O. O. a 00.,
NMI 9 11. NAVA NW.
itailroab Zings.
:EMIL ADE LP IIIA; . MIZIIMITOWN
-a- AND NO 16111.13 T 0 W RAILROAD.--1111MIM
AItRANGI6II3NT...,OI6 and atter MONDAY, May l o 6 h,
1868.
ave TOE GERMANTOWN. t ' I
: Le Philadelphia 51 7, ,8
"a,, p.op 10, lig,., 1,2, 11,'4, 5,8, T, 8,0, 1 0int'llx
' Lam Germentomniat 6, , 9. og;
A. el
P. if.. 1-10 min., 2, 8,14, 434, 534;8%, 8, 0-40 min., and
UR
ILA The 7,56' o'olookA. lit rTrainfront Germantown
will stop only at Wayne and Tioga Streets Stations.
• ; ON ffIINDAY9,
Philadelphia at 9.20 min. :A. M., 2,6%, and 8
Leave Genitantown 83( A. M., I-15 min., 434, wadi
P. M.
ORESTNIIT HILL RAILROAD. '
Leave Philadelphia st 014, 8, 9.06 min
2,8, 4,6, 8, 10 P. M.
Leave Ohetant : Rlll at 6 Viand, 7.84, 9.10, and 10 10
min. A. M 12.50, 8.10,4.10; 5.10, 7.40, and 9.20 min.
P. M.
ON M`f iIAT O.
Leave Philsdelphin, 9 5 .20 A. K, 2, ISX, and 8 P. la.
Leave Chestnut Hill at 8.20 min A. K, 12244.10
0.40 P. In
NOR OONEWOHOOKRN
ANB NORRIS TOWN.
Leafs rdelphis at ex, 9, nA. 1.00 c; a.,
8.10 min .. 4K. OX, 111 r P. M.
Lea►e Norriztowa at 8,7, 9,11 A. /1,, 1, AX, grid f3X
P M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 9 A. N., and a P. M.
Leave Norristowri at 7A. N. and 8 P. D.
PON MANAYUNE.
Leave Philadelphia at 6X . , TX, 9;11 A. PI 1.05 m' m,
2.05 ruid.:B.lo 43‘. SX, BX, 8, 11,X P. ltd.
Leave liiimayunk at 'l3x , i Bx, 915, 1115 A. ?t
4. 6X, rand 9 P. N. • •'
IU - ' Sundays same as Norristown.
OHNBTXR veLiarerrao.in PON DOWNIt:e•
TOWN,
Leave Philadelphia at X'A: M.; and. 8.10 mi o. Si
Leave Downingtown at . , and IP. 11.
• H. IL. SMITH, General Superintendent. •
.DePet, Ninth and Green streets, Philadelphia.
1858
-PROM PHILADELPHIA TO PITTBRUBGH,
CENTRAL Ir T j UD I A 1 ( 2
85'
WHEELING And thence by Railroad to
„ -
STEUBENVILLE ST. LOUIS
, CLEVELAND,
CINCINN.STI CHICAGO,
Lotrrsvn.tha, BURLINGTON,
• . INDIANA,POLIP, BT. PALMS,
- ; And all Intermediate points ln -
OHIO,' INDIANA, ILLINOIS, HENT,UOICY, 6110 HI•
- GAN, 151E100E131N; lIINNESOTA;III.93OURI,
, HANSAB AND NEERASHA. •
• Puceugei to.-poilitx,wattotTPlataburgb,Mbeeling,
Zieveitad and Oreaginesitale abstinent routes,. auld are
requested to in - akenseleetiort hsforp,,applyieg for tick-
TEtRIN THROUGH 'TRAINS' LEAVE •PHIELADYI,-
. •, . • - - PHIa DAILY, •
Wear.min dose ocumerdlona at Pittsburgh to all points
On' end' attar ' MON. 106.1ti'ALLY 10th, 1868, Three
through, and Two acoemmodition trains leave the
depot, S. E. corner of ELEVENTHa n d , melts=
streeta, is follows:
'?MAINS /OR VlTiiiBllloll
' AND UM WU? LILY).
Mall ininat....7 30 A. H.
Peat line 1 00 noon.
Zweite 23:m31..11.00 night.
PAT TRAINS LUTA.
ILtirishurg 44:
commodation 8.00 P. M.
Lantoder , s 6.00 P. M.
,The mall train stops eta
delplda and Pittsburgh.
The Expreu mall runs daily, the other trains Sinday
excepted. . . •
The ears leave the Pennsylvania Railroad Pneeenger
Btation k southeast corner of ELI:Pr-NTH and MARKET
streets. entrance on Eleventh 'street, where through
tickets to all points Veal can be obtained.
Baggage will be received at the Depot at any time du
ring the day. No charge for.handling baggage.
For further Information, apply at. the Depot of he
Pennsylvania Railroad mpany, southeast earner of
Eleventh and Market streets, between the heart of VA,
M:aridllP_ M. THOALAS MOORS'
my 10 Agent Penn?* Railroad Co.
Tunip 71011 P 12788173101
AID TIM WEB? azalix.
Mall Vila at.. 11.00 nliht.
FAA line • 440 H.
Alptosa mall.. 1.14 noon.
!Ur T1A1913
itirtillbarg
COMmaistiOn.7.ls'l.. M.
Lancaster .969 A. M.
the stations between Phil!.
15otzle anb ittataitranta.
JONES HOUSE,
HAERISESEG,
• (EnKted 19;7.)
ELEGANTLY FORNIBEED.
NOW OPEN TO VISITORS.
m 7291 WELLS OOPERLE, Proprietor.
WORRELL' HOUSE,
N. W: °Or:THIRD 'sod HARMONY COURT.
Tne undersigned takes pleasure in Informing his
friends end •he publie at large, that he has opened the
above ESTABLISHMENT, and ',lodges himself to merit
the patronage of his patrons,' ever, artia'a is oranne
nor, qua's. having baen Waded 'without regaid'to
price. , CHARLIE. WOSIRELL,ProprIetorl
mytt-tim'.
,
MICIHOLLA 'HOUSE; ' ' ,
.1 , (EUROPEAN PLAN )
OP N xr,f Y- AND - Nicurr:
NO. 115 801121/.IIIGRTII BT., BELOW .05128TN172',
FITILADWELA.
Thle ROUSE fa for Permanent and Tranaleat Lodd
iNOßtaretrtwilicititetctuiht thi t a h ila P t r a r t i l to;
This Y
establishment S is aitinted in the heart ot - the
city, centre of, bindeae, and convenient to ail plums
of amtmement. • "
The Nercantile and Travollhti 'community will - did
It a dealrable place for comfort, (astral:ma, acid soon.
my.
Moab' furulahed at all hours. _
Single Roams, 60 tante per night. By the week 82.60
and upward'. mhae•tf
NESOHANTS'_ HOTEL, •
•
. NOMITII .10131/ND BTBnIII - -
- - • All4lll MAW',
PHILADXLPHIA.
&1144 t - 41arD38327 & SONS. Pamm;.- '
TAW.
puma Arms.
ME SSR S. ORIOKERING Se SONS,
having removed to their new warerooms, No.
1307 CIIESTNIIT Street, (near the United States Mint,)
are prepare&to offer to their friends mild the public an
extensive assortment of Orarid, Parlor-Grand, Square
and 'Upright PIANO-FORTES, manufactured expressly
for this cite, finished in various styles of eases and at
prices which cannot fall to please. Plano-Forted made
to order, to snit any style of farniture,.and, ill instru
ments warranted to giro entire satisfaction to the pur
chaser.
Grand and Square Planes to rent, upon the meet Ir 4
vorablo terms.
Messre. C. A; SONS have reeeival Thirty-fair
MEDALS. The first Proudutne over al! competitor',
the United States-
All orders for TUNING and NEPALI:ENG will be
promptly attended to.
PIANO FORTES.
Just talitelved;in elegant atnek of TaNIN, DA
ON, & 00., NIINNB & MARX, RALLEt, nAvIB
& 00., sad GALE &-00. IS ZIA_NOS. 511:1,01A0N13
best quality, at J.S. 6001.1)11,
sakiß. N. coiner SZVINTH and CEF.E2 CNUT eta.
9-y
Eumbgr.
.lIMBER YARD:
HOUTZ & 00.,
-ALAI
(Successors to Montgemery & Neall,)
d. W. corner pf TWELFTH. and PRIME Streets, Phi t C.
Old filoyamensing District,
are now receiving a large and well-selected assortrneol
of all descriptions of LUMBER, such as White Pint ,
Yellow Pine, Norway, Hemlock, Lath, Pales. Pickets,
Pence Boards, Flooring, dbelving, and scary variety of
well-seasoned Lumber. Also, a large stock of Bill
!Ruff, of every variety and description, constantly on
hand and sawed to order at the shortest notice,
Our connection with Messrs. ktehaffer, Routs, &. 00.,
and Dotty, Routs, k Oct., at Marietta, Ps., gives as un
surpassed facilities, and enables us to supply orders for
all descriptions of Lumber with promptness and
despatch. .
. .
PINE-Olt/ME LUMBER, soft and mellow, imltabls
for PATTIIRN4III.B.I3II2, ho , eonstantly on hand.
Prompt paying pnrchasers are respectfully Invited to
exam:dna our stock boron going elsewhere. ap2.141
.I:TAMER AT WHOLESALE AND RE
tall, at Marietta, Lancaster comity, Pa.
hiEIIAYFEY, HOUTZ. & Co , take thle method of
informing their cuatomers and persons desirous of pur
chaaing LUMBER, that they have now unhand a large
and well-sea:toned stock of all descriptions of Limber,
which they are prepared to sell at eatiefsetory prices.
Their timber is al/ from their own Alf LLB on FINN
CREEL They are also connected with Mesons DUSTY,
HOUTZ, &. CO., and are prepared to furnish all kinds
of Planed Boards, Bill Stuff, Lath Pales. Plckete, and
Building Timber for Brideee, &0., of all description.,
on the shortest notice. They would also take great
pleasure in calling,the atte n tion of Builders, and those
In want of Lumber in the city of Philadelphia, to the
Lumber Yard of HOUTZ Co., corner of TW.BLYTH
and HUM Streets, with whom they are also con
neoled . arZbtf
,tirttoorits.
FIRE-WORKS! FIRE-WORKS !I -
A fall assortment of
FIRE-WORKS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
STEPHEN P. WHITMAN,
um HAMM' STRUT,
jels West of Twelfth
B LINDS AND SHADES,
OffRAP l'Olt aria.
B. J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 NORTH SIXTH. STREET,
Is the most extends . . Manufacturer o
WINDOW BLINDS,
And Dealer in
WINDOW BHADDI3 j
Or every variety.
He Les a fine dock to be sold at Reduced Prices.
DIM", and all other Colors of Linen Shades, Trim
mings, Fixtures, &e., do.
BTOILE SITADVB
Painted to order
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
WS STUDY TO PLEASE.
nILS, CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, &c.
'IL, 1,200 gallons Winter Sperm Oil.
050 gallons No. 1 Winter Lard Oil.
0,090 gallons Bleached Winter Whale OM
8,000 gabona Light Racked Whale Oil.
260 bozo; Chemical Olive Soap.
200 do Oleine Soap.
400 do Brown Soap.
100 do New Bedford Sperm endive.
In store and for sale by
It, W. POMEROY ALLEN,
Late J. It A. & 8 Allen,
No. td Math 1:181.A WARE AlOOlll4
eIIJEAP SUMMER FUEL.-GAS COKE,
kJ of excelleut quality, to sold at the PHILADEL
PHIA GAS 'WORKS for The reduced price of are cents
a bushel and may be obtained In large or email guar,-
City by applying ot the Gas Mee, No. 20 South
SEVENTH Street.
- .
To Dilrahnstinq by wholesale it to sold at the Works,
In First Ward, by the ton, at s pnce equivalent to
anthranite at 52.150 per ton.
(Signed) J. C. °BERME, Engineer.
Philadelphia Goa Works, lug. 28. enui-tr
ALE. -25 Casks Muir's, Younger's, 1., , ,d
ailsopp , s Sparkling Ale iu pints laulin,^ g.. 1 f,r
sale by WILLIAM II V EA . :UN,
1e24 gill South FRONT !,troat
LIYESY STABLE KEEPEIVi, LOON,
toyour interest., end pat (mite it' 3 L.1.31P
PAUTOItY, 109 PoutIETGUTII etrt,e t, tral•gfnns.
Previous to his opening • responsible fattnry, Jean a re
charged $lB for work which he is now' , tolue in a
ranted manner from 99 Mslo. - Enppert
have the same cbersw to pee.
_
DIME BONE: DUST; GROUND' I'IN "r,.-
'fry anperlor orticio. For gale in largo or 4, 1 ,11
lots, by t . OBOAFDALMs . P2IIIOO 4
_ w ys , , - 104 North DAIKWY
500 TONS MITCHELL Sc C ICO
DAMPS ha. a Awohlntigi Supor t buss* , to , . r
talismi by CIROAPDALg, pEißeb & ';J
- StaMt Ixlmmo fivearM,