The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 14, 1858, Image 4

ISE PULPIT.
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Ilicaporlea forAlle basal e '
The digCOUXI3O, of which the following la an
onillrie,:thef'c'li;;Wria,',!pkericliett on Sabbath
eVerring, at Concert 'Hail, before thecongrega
tibn of thilate 'Dudley Et:', Tyng (Chinch of
the °overran* by theßev. George A. Crooks,
o f Keliti o ky .
The - pertion-',,, ot Scripture seleated is the
teat for the oat:mien WU read from the twen
tieth 'Chanter - of. Acts, letter clause of the
21Sti4se;to wits , , I •
!4iipentanro toward God, • and fala toward,
o n,r , Lord.f.esus Christ." - ' -
Ad : these 'Nerds, side the speaker, was con
tained in elm expressive sentences the whole
pith and marrow. of the Gospel—the sun; and,
substance of all evangelical, preaching-, •
To briritsords'to repentance through faith
in Christ embraced the whole scope of. what=
the preaching of the Goirpel was, :Intended, to
accomplish:. , • . .
This : Scripture was at once simple and Com.
prehensive, and suggested itself to our, re
flection the source and spring •of every
Christian duty.l, The scope and character of
these cardinal - nssentials—repentauce ;sing'
faith—were -enlarged upon- by the.sflaer
with singuliu...elearness of ilftistratioiW With-
out repentance, it-wan said, nonf -Word& not
be humbled, 'nor :ther.beeoriki'GOdly
without faith=-a - fief whia , cleatlY indicated
that, neither of .these , ,coeld properly, exist
without, or independ4 of, the, other: They
Were inseparable Annul, from the fact that re
pentane° and faith, to be per
fect,,nedessarily qnbluded repentance re
pentaceimplied perifying and, renewing of
the heart ; and,one,ot themost essential con=
clitions of alreei faitlfwas a sincere Sorrow for
all our sins.- • _
To be more explicit, however, be wished to
invite the attention of his hearers to a sepa
ratertonsideratiom of both - these terms.
I - First, Repentance toward. God—its nature
and character... • • -
He was sorry to say in - the outset that very
much that passed for repentance was not really
worth the name. There, was, for example,. a
show of, or:counterfeit repeatance, often in-.
duced by tionble3 - iirringht on by temporal ,
misfortune; and thie,proof of such repeittaitee
not heingsenolne was - had ha the fact.that. at
the return of prosperity it was frequently dis
pelled like the early, cloud - or the morning
dew. This was a mere lip repentance.- True
repentance, on the other hand, was manifested
In a thorough reformation of' and,a re
newing of,the heart. ' It caused its possessor
to hate the guilty ways be once loved, - and
made him sorrow • over • the garments 'once
spotted by, the flesh. The yearning of the
truly penitent was ever toward a holiness in
compatible with the 'carnality of earth,,end it
was in the possession' Of this that the pilgrim
was ready to exclaim withrani, " 0, wretched
man that I amf who shall deliver me from the
body of this- death I" - . - Such , was ever the
bumble sorrow ,breathed from the contrite
spirit of the truly penitent.
Another remark respecting this repentance
was, that it must be toward god—the • triune
Jehovah: It was his grace that had..been
neglected—his majesty that had boon dla
honored. - Joseph was tempted, b 1
answer was, "How can I &this; rest wicked
ness, and sin against God .
So ' David's re
morse' his sense of; Vitt was, net wward man
whom he had wronged, but toward his Maker.
"Against thee, thee only,, have I Binned, and
done this evil in'thy eight ; that thou mighteat
Bo justified when thou speakest, and be clear
'when thou judgest."
Inasmuch, then, as God-was or parer eyes
than to behold iniquity, it was evident that we
could, only come throngh , the intereertalon of a
Mediator, which, of course, implied the aces=
aity of repentance.- -
In
the second pima, it Watt manifest from
this mediator's/ necessity that, faith. toward
the Lord Jesus ,C4riefoivas tie essentialis Tee
pentance toward 'God, and so' Weenie there
was no other name given under. bee.ien where-.
by men Can be saved. -There was no other
way than through Christ. His own deelka
tion to this effect was, -"I am the way, the
truth, and the life." " ' '
lint, alas! there Were leo many who bad
not . this faith, who were still "without hope
and Ivithont God in the-world." There were
too many lifeless Christians who had "but a
name to live," and whose bud would be that
of the tires separated fromthe wheat.
The laith•which was of the heed merely,
nod not of the heart,
,was a dead and barren
faith ' having no' visible effect upon the life.
Such,a faith believed the historic facts which
are written of Christ,
.but felt no' abiding In
terest in the health of the soul. It took for
granted that. the Bible was a holy bookthe.
result of divine inspiration, &c., -yet alloWed
VlLLcoyietion to exercise no moulding info
-
He bleated God, however, that - liter , •
living and a tinitiul faith ; and who could sum
the incalculable blessings which that faith
- was conferring upon man I It was this faith
that,brought the contrite soul to the " foun
tain ,oponed. for sin .and uncleanness,"'and
that said effectually " wash and be' clean."
It was a faith that 'delighted to walk in the
Lord's footsteps—to obey his precepts, and to
seek conformity to his image: It made it a
man's meat and drink to do the Lord's will in
acts of goodness. This Waa'a justifying faith,
and taught the people of hiti,choice a perfect
- reliance upon their Saviour. -
-Ile had now endeavored to draw an outline
of those two important words 'to every Chris
tian—repentance and faith—feeling, indeed,
that much more could be said upon a theme
so noble' in its/tearing, even .ho shrank
from - the task, under the consciousness 'of his
Own inability to AO fullinstlee to' itnineilts.
Tie was - now ready , for the app . iicittion'of the
subjectpreeente& lirthe - text ; and he would
.ask,‘Vo4 not an important question for alt
to ans w er-in their own hearts 'whether they
were the possessors of. such a repentance
toward - God as they hadjuSt heard described,
and such a faith'in the Tsirid
He was a stranger among those he was ad
dressing; and hence could not speak from per
sonal knowledge as to whether there 'were any
before him who would have to return a - nega
tive maker to these , interrogatories; yet . he
telt that in so large and promiscuous artandl
opcethere were' stone, perhaps; many, who
were not in, possession of - this needt id pre
paration for the future: - liewould'' to` God It
were not soy but that dittnot alter the Tact.
He appeared beforeiliem as Christ's ambas
sador, with the word of Inspiration, tiara pray
you in Christ'satead, beye'reConciled to God."
There might be those who felt disposed to
ha
zard the chance of patting off.the overtures of
God's mercy, butthey were not acting wisely in
this matter. To delay was to run the risk of
eternal 1%1114' and•whY, aboie all things else;
should a man thus voluntarily endanger the
immortal soul t The day of salvation was but
temporary to every one, Even at that instant
the voice of inspiration was • sounding the'
Warta, I , to-day, if ye will hear his voice, hard
en not your hearts cc tcl4ay is the day of
salvation:,
Ho ,entreated all to think of the easy terms
of mercy thus offered to all who saw proper to
accept them, and then of the awful condition
of a soul in a state of:hopeless final exclusion
from . the face of_God forever and ever.
With this sad picture - -on the one band, and
an eternity of bliss neon the other, it ought
surely not take any one long to decide as to
what was his -interest In choosing between
tbe two. - • - •
And now, to hint who was ready to exclaim,
"what mnst I do to be saved 1" he would say
come trembling itinfier;lcra*Saviour's 'Cross--
to the, Lbrd Jesus, and live forever.- Then
would the pardoned sinner's hope be his hope,
ever remembering that the fountain, of a Sa
viour's blood was" the Only fortntain; faith in
that sacrifice the" only, faith) Christ the only
Redeemer of perishing sinners: ' Ills closing
words of admonition • Were “Believe," in • 'the
Lord Jesus Chrlst,and thou shalt ,be saved.?'
The congregation in attendance on this
occasion was unusually large for the Season,
the spicionsliall being nearly filled,"and the
discourse, as gtven,ll.hir..Crookts, elicited the
Most marked attention throughout Its de
livery. • " .
fOrZoare.
MOORE, lIENSZEY, & CO.,
Mae. 4 I/IEKIU AND 1.8 SOMME= STB
1111P011TElta oa -
.114RDWARL:, CUTLERY, GUNS, 80.,
UAVII DOW lo MAI", ta34':fflll be reedvtof throughout
the sewn, u Urge selected assortment or
(I.oo4to lnvite the 'Attention
WBBi'BILN AND AouT4t-mi!ltuyins,
SHOVELS AND SPADES.-:
2,000 'DOZEN ASSORTED,
IRONS EVEESEL, and OAST-STRUM,
For male 157:th0 Manufacturer,
W. W. RIOIIARDS,
No. 226 RACE Btre,t,'
above Seeond.
11718.1p3
11 =1 1 .Weft0 - 11 T el i tfino_ 1 11 5 1e " o to r 4olFATi f i
AND DO#lllBls/0' DARDIVADR, would relpootfally
call the -attention of tho trade" to their stoo k,
they era offering at lowed retell. Dazinaottotent oon
sista in pattof...
Cholas, of kinda—Orioe,:Log; /NW, DreistAri
Con, /fifth, Dick WagOni - tit4e, Tongue, 40,841),
Mine and Coll -
1114 aebituy4eir trOide trati; ; Btoad '
apd sledge
•
•
Wright's' , and oilitii,Anitd• Solid Box sod other
Short ando7
.. /<114,11.11.1410 .. /17 Pil Papa f rouci,tiff 4
Malts Parilf, - z• • - • - • •
f!litartaPiM toporlin• riles and linty* fisnfere.
• PAxcolafor ?? Ontetyludoi Einating Taboo, , •
.Corn, arukß4OrSoYtbds; 11 7 3 Corn, 11 4 d 8 t 2 ! 1 1!
_ `
"- Hoy, &Andros Tumoral, and ii podiot Tau; •
Rakes and Iroe dhoilito and Opsdoa","olf.,011. *lnd/.
Took% BradakflkOr"Olont, add Entoldog.Nditn..
thud and•Wtonglif. Boit Binged, Birowit.. La* ot ill
Code; Ong*, Rinnodud Ptozpig,Atta,!lito4eto, - [tun.
Faelli Mann, ntid•othot Took, dcO., • • •
LEWIti 8414,
#9 , fiClass** Rtrto,'
Bales bg canctuin.
1110.11iAtI. & 430Nei _ - • •
MILO , - Ne4. 1119 and 141 BOU'Va IfOl3llTll BTBUT,
, _ (Formerlr NOS. 61 and 693
IrfOOKB AND ELM ESTATSI—TOBSDLY NEXT.
Pamphlet cabaoguee now ready'. oOntag fult de.
11 41Ptiane or the property tai, cold on Tneeday
next. I7th instant with a . Het of other Pall SAW
FALL B~L3B = BTOOBBAND REAL Tangs
YtreL Fall Bile , Ch — /WidiKat the zaoheese. De
artptione ready. ,
Second Fall Sale, 28th Aegnat, on the promisee, xf‘
tread street. Deamiptiona preparing.
Third Fall Bale, Blot August, sit the Exchange.. Do•
miptione preparing.
Forsyth Fall We, 7th September, it the Xdobange.
Deseriptions preparing .
Ptah' Tall Bale, 14th-September, it the . 1 / 8 0 heige.
Desoriptiorie psparing.
Myth: Fall Bale, Flat of September, !it the Brohaage,
Descriptions preparing.
• XISSMERS. -
TRAMS BALE—TO 800 -
The Stty- Fret regular Philideiphla Trade Bale will
Dommence on the net oypeptemear. Catalogues in
Press.
• '• REAL ZEITAVO , 81'0018, &O. • .
Pabil6 Bolen at tbw 'fltiladidhis kom every
Tuesday Ferentng 4)id dating - The bus p iness s N eason.
o
: August 'only occasional axles as
Dj- In Tait
heretofore •
of each property lasted separately, in
b eatti q ccto *Molt pnbltsh on the tlatnrdayjcrevforur
sale, one thousand oatalognesin pamphlet form,
~,loastraldeeetiptiotta of all the property to be sold on
'lp e following Tuesday.
=miaow! -SAWN AT TUN AUCTION
BT RE every Thursday morning
11,SialiNfrtaTia AT '8 . 8...1"98.71 1 BALE.
Or' We bate a large amount of Reid Rotate at Fri
vete Bale, Inehtding every description of City and
ookhtry property. printed pets may be had at the
snetion store. • '
PRIVATE BALE BROIBTRIt.
Irr
Real Rotate : entered on out ,- Private Bide Re.
ifttee=('CV:Verdl,°o74l:ptl7 fn '
p o rt . Zelir bl e i ejy al 3
trod of charge. '
' liTOOlB, Aa.
. ' On Taeectay Evening,
Aug. 17th, '
at 8 o'clock , at the Philadelphia Ex.
change, wilt be cold, for account of whom it may eon
- 14 aharse Delaware Railroad Company.
Also. 40,shares Kennington Dank.
Also: for Account' of whom it mar concern
-200 (new) stare» esii Pranatroo teed Aseocietlon.
Vile 'shares , Bank of Northern Liberties.
COW:0.181A COAL ANDIRON COMPANY STOOK.
- -
, Oa Tuesday Evening,
September, 7th, at IN &cleric, st the Philadelphia
Fichange, without reserve, for amount of whom it
MOW concerts-T- " -
goo shares Colombia Coal and Zron Company.
-FIRST PALL EALE—AUGUST 17th.
This rude will .
-
Orphans' Court Bale—Estate of Tames it. Powers, De
' Datoll DWELLING, POPLAE.ETREET.—AII that
three-story brick dwelling and let, south Bide of Poplar
street, 89. feet west . of gllttenth street, lot 27 by 90
feet—two fronts.
Perempter v. Bale—Estate late of Joseph Young, Deal,
, DWELLING AND GROCERY ErfOßß.—Three-story
brisk, dwelling and. groeery, bZo. 916 Apple street, be
tween Fourth street and York avenue.
Same Estate.
DWELLING AND LAOSE-BEEE BALOON.—Three•
story brick dwelling adtria,geoleer saloon, No. 878 Ap
pleutriet: Bale absolute.
Peremptory. 8118—Zstate of Thom' Dar.
gin. Deceased.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT 8, BITTICENTLI
WARD —AU Wee fire lots of ground, east side of
Nineteenth street, north of Anne street, each 77 feet
front, and Yawing In depth from 80 to 51 feet.
Also, all those flee lots north oxide of Annoatreet,
!adjoining the above, etch 17 feetfront, rangiag In depth
from 80 to 44.414.
are. They will-be sold separately. Lithographic
plans may be had at the auction none.
Peremptory Sale.
NEAT DWELLING --The neat two.and.a..half-story
brick dwellingg,, with back buildings, No 407 Billoryn
street, below Noble street.
VALUABLE LOVOr (MOUND, went side or Pent
atreet, between Church and Unity streets, Frs.:Word,
4134 feet front by 120 YoUdeen.
THREE LOTB, SOVITIWARK,—Lot 'smith 'elde of
Watkins etteet,lo3 feet out of Fifth street.
7.0 t wen 'side of Aloyamenaing Bud, month of Morrie '
Lot south side of Moore street, east of .Pourtb street.
WROOND YALL BALE—AUGUST 28th.
On theprendleis—' • .
Executorts Peremptory gatel-Estate of Thomas Sabin- ,
ma, Deoestod.
NEAT MODERN REBIDENOE'ArD' 2121LNITIMN,
PLATE MIRROR, WILTON 0/02221T,
- On 'Saturday' Miming,
28th 'natant, at 20 o'clock, at No. 815 North Broad
rtieet, , ebove Drown- greet, the neat modern madonna
end furniture, Wrenoli_plato mirror, mantel" clock,
Wilton carpet, ke., by order of executor. _
tri" Pull partloulare to handbille.
Mr• The furniture may be eietoined at 8 o'eloolt on
the morning of WO.
=IRO /ALL SALE-4170MT filet.
At the Nxchenge, will Include—
'VALUABLE 00UNTAY PROPERTV.—Oottsge and
Urn, with 38 acres, corner Of Bristol turnpike and
Eleven-mile laue, miles from Torresdale, and 4
miles from Tscony,
ur lull particulars in handbills sad lithographic
plant.
womiTrt PALL SALE—SEPTEMBER 4th.
- .3 This sale will include—
Aasignecue Peremptory Sale
VALUABLE STONE PAOTORP, STEAM 'ENGINE,
MAOIIINERT, TEN STONE DWELLINGS, ho., to
gether with lots of ground, Alsnayunt. The whole to
be sold without reserve.
It? Full nertioulers now reedy in handbills.
:won AND DWELLING.-40nr.story brick More
and 4we11i07,,,M45e arenas, shove Coates street. Ina
mediate pOsbeltioll. "
• NBA/ MODBRN RESIDENON, No. 409 North . Tenth
street, between (Mates and Drown streets. Immediate
possession. .
Man VAT& 1i&1,2-811PT111181111 21st
Will include—.
Execrators , Peremptory Oele—Xstate ofJoremlob Web
• ton Deceased.
TDRIII6.9TDRY BRION DWDLIING, and two.story
frame dwelUcß. N 05.528 and WS North Fifth street,
with frame shop In the rear.. Also, two two•story
brick dwellings, Non. 529 and 581 Chatham street. with
itio two•story brick dereillegi In the rear. The whole
• either.
TEIDDLBTO
ha street, abore Noble street.
Dante pats,
Ttrazt-sroxr BRICK DWRLLING, N 0.407 Green
street.
Same Estate.
THREE-STORY BRICK sTons AND DWELLING,
Nil. 717 Oallow•hUl street
Same Nstate.
TWO-STORY BRION DW.St.LING, No. 611 er*en
Street.
Same Zit4te
TEGIREBTORY BR'OK DWELLING, No. 926 Wash
ngton attest, oast of Tooth Went, Thirteenth ward.
acme Estate.
TIIIIRS-STORY DRIC& DW&ELING, No. 268 Par
rlstk street, east of Slxtb street.
Dame Ustete.
THESE, - TIIREE-810Iti antorc DWELLINGS,
out side of Peach street, between Green and tgoetedl
and Second and New Market 'treats.
- &me Estate.
FIVE, THREE.STORY BaroK DWELLINGS. form•
log a court. Paschall alley, between Fourth and Bath
streets, Twelfth ward.
Same Estate.
TIIREE-STORT BUICK STOMA AND DWELLING,
No. 7513.800 th Fourth street, between (atom and
Catherine streets.
VALI:MIMS IDDAL YARD, PACTOBY,
&e —The valuable propertj known as the 4, 111rar41
nottr coal yard, dco., Ninth street, on the
Germantown and Norristown Railroad, above Poplar
street, lot .80 -by 100 feet, two fronts. with extensive
brick mill wi th _superior machinery, large brick fao•
tory, stabling cost yard, railroad tracks, too., ka.
dine at Nos, 189 and 141 South Fourth street
_
SUPERIOR PURNITIIBE, PIANO-PORTE, PIN 8
PRENOU PLATE MIRRORS, BRUSSELS OAR,
PETS, Ra.
• Oa Tharilday Morning,
At 0 &clock,- at the suction store, an lizteradva
Butortment of excellent gecond•band furniture, elegant
piano-fortes, line mirrors, carpets, etc., from private
families donning housekeeping, removed to the store
for eanTeol.Bl2ol Of •
Admirdstratrizis tale-Aptiite of Gen. Perelfor F.
_
Deo'd.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, RIFLES. GUNS, PIS.
TOLE, SWORDS, UNIFOKISI CLOTHING, /he. ..
, On Monday Morning, l
23d Inst., at 10:o clock, by catalogue, at the maims
rooms, by order of the admtnistratrls of the late Gon.
Pere(for F. Smith; the household furniture, including
an antique military chair, made of Wood from the Cas..
tie of Ban Juan d'Ulloa, Also, a pair of geld epantatts,
04 diamond' made in the city of Mexico, Sharp's and
Colt's rifles, gnus and pistols, swords, 2 eery superior
saddles, See telescope and field glasses, nmform and
other clothing, &u., &o.
ff 7 " Fall particu lars In catalogues.
Sala at No. 622 Marshall Street
. .
GENTEEL 130`381111OLD TURNITUREI, ROSEWOOD
1i6.1126V.1.41 OARPF.TB, &o.
On Wednesday Horning,
25th inst., at 10 o'clock at No. 622 Harebell street,
above areen, the genteel household furniture, roam
wood piano-forte, limeade carnets, &c.
fp. May be examined on the morning of age, at 8
Wont. -
Assignees , gale at Pbranigrillo, Pa. r" -- "f*.
VALUABLE NAIL HAONISIRRY, ROLLING HILLS,
LATHES, 811DARS, WATRII,WHEEL, OPINE MA
ORINgg, toe.
On Monday Morning,
Aug. 30th, at 10a'elock. at the genuine° Nail Works,
Plannixtlite, Pa , will be cold w,thout reserve, by
order of Assignee, the entire machinery, consisting of
rolling mill and gearing, with 3 pules of chilled rolls,
4 plain rolls, 6 sets of honeings, large iron gy,wheel
sod large pair. of abeam ; 24 nail machines fa running
order, f de 'imperfect, large machinator elitting nail
plata, large turbfne Iron water-wheel, 2 upright spike
maehines, 4 iron fine, large par of alligator egneesere,
lug* hammer; smell, and cam ring, mon cog-wheel,
4 tOO lbe —new, " large turning lathe, lot or grind
stones, 2 cranes, Doke, anvile, stooks and taps, lot of
belting, trucks, wheelbarrows, .10.
Isr Terms—cash.
it May be examined any time previous to isle.
AT PIGNUTS SALE.
A well-40mA first inortgage—sl,Boo.
A beautifully situated lot, Perklowan turnpike,
Obeifinnt MD.
REAL 'ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
SPLENDID DBOWN-BTONE bIANSION, Chestnut
street, with stable and coach house. One or the driest
residences In the city.
NSAT IMMO 1131,31.D1ND5, No. Ohestnut
street. • .
SLEGANT DROWN-STONE RBI3IDENOE, Walnut
street, west of Broad.
3114(1ANT BILOWN.BTONX RISIDENOE, No. 1621
Walnut street,' west of Bilteentb.
HAAT .RESIDENON, Southeast Dormer Walnut sad
and Seventeenth streets.
BLEGANT AND VALtleptn natrooNor, South
west corner of Eleventh and Walnut streets.
TWO NLEGANT SESLIMNOES, Rittenhouse Square.
• TWO HANDSOMER RISIDVIOES,Wasbington Square.
BI CANT 814019N-82"0461 nsairmigs, North
Broad street.
MINDSOIIII 'MODERN Nortloreo
. rner of Green end }fifteenth streets.
.
HANDSOME morzaff RESIDENCE, N 0.2638 Green
set
Nan Balairrtiol, Spruce street, between Bread
• d
HANDSOME MODERN 101311•STODY RESIDENCE,
0.1809 Eipruoe street,
- ELEGANT DROWN-STONE RESIDENCE, No. 822
• Lae street; West of Blghth.
lIANDSOUBBROWN-OTONI REBIDENOB p No. 1610
'lns street.
lIANDSOMEI MODERN RESIDENCE, No. 1805 Pine
Areet. -
HANDSOME RESIDENCE No. 532 Pine street.
TWO HANDSOME BROWN-STONE BESIDENCEB,
Third street, below Borneo
NEAT RESIDENCE, No. 241 South Eighth street,
below Walnut. •
HANDEOIIII MODERN 'RESIDENCE, No. 818 North
Itisibth street.:'
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, No. Mil North
Seventh atreot. - :
HANDBOM! RESIDENCE, No. /121 North Kith
street. -
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH PRO
PERTY, New blitket street
SUPERIOR AND ELIGANT BDOWN-STONE OF
' nag BUILDING, Nos. 407: and 409 Walnut street.
LARGE AND VALIIABIA LOT,- Lewd, Mary, and
Church atreata, West Philedelphis, 200 by 176 feet.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Nottbwest corner Looast
tsutd_Mary streets, opposite rho above,
VERY HANDSOME 0013NTRY RESIDENCE, near
I.Tlogs elation, on the Germantown Railroad:
TALL/ABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAM ? 160
sores, between Torrisdale and Bristol.
COUNTRY BEAT, with about, sevoi; sores, Chestnut
'
AN,ELEGANT, PARM, 809 acres, with superior Im.
proroments on the Hirer Delaware, one mile from New
Castle. '
LARGE, ELEGANT, AND TALL/ABLE PALM, be
tween the city of Wilmington and Brandywine Spriugs.
.ELEGANT COUNTRY BEAT, 10 aores, with tine
improvements, School House Lane, Germantown, oppo.,
site the llBl6l3lBl6lEl i n i gi,lNG, No. 1184 Callow
! hiii A elos.
BRICK BTOBE, DWELLING, AND BARELY, No.
135 Arch street
• SO U S-STORY 1311.1011 BTOAX AND DWALLISe s
$9. 3898 0901A1 WWI
53a1e0 by stutlibit
BOOT AND 811011
PHILIP FORD, AUCTIONEER, No.
t',2B af.tHICaT STREET, between PINT3I grid
SlXTlT,"aatith elde.
W ill h o ld his drat fall Bale of Boots and Shoes, 0 7
catalogue,
On Thursday Morning,
August 191 h, at 10 o'clock ' which will embrace 1,000
came of prime and desirable geode of city and eastern
manufacture, to which the attention of the trade la re
apeattally Melted. aullenit
COa[bo✓aoiei, BALES ROOM,
7 BANK and 10 9rad.WlolllltY % between MAR
MET and CIIIMMIT andtiEOOND and THIRD streets.
F. 4. WOLBERT, Axioms - sea.
CARD—We Invite the particular attention of the
trade to the positive aide of a general assortment of
iron•stone ware, glassware, &o.
Also, beet plated castors, spool stands, cake baskets,
knives and forks, tea end table spoon , itc., to be made
tbla morning, by catalogue, commencing at
'O'clock,
BALE OP OHOONERY AND GLASSWARE.
- • Tble MOrnlng,
Comment:log &LIU o'oloolf, will be Cold, without re
serve, a large and general amortment of iron.stone
ware, glaieware, &e.
Maybe egamined with oatalognee, early on the
morning or male.
ri7RNESS;
BRINLEY, & 00.,
No. 429 MARKST Streot.
DALE OP IMPORTED AND DOMESTIO DRY 1300D0
On Tuesday Morning
Aug. 17th, at 10 o'clock on 8 maths , credit
-600 packages and lots of foreign and domeetie dry
geode comp 'sing a fall and desirable assortment.
117 1 Catalogues and samples ready early on the mor
ning of sale s when purchasers are respectfully invited
to attend.
MATTING AT PRIVATE SALE.
200 piecaii-4, and 6.4 . wnita and red (thank matting
110pEMOVAL.—FURNESS, BRINLEY, &
131 , 00: have removed to the Lofts, N o.' 429 MARKET
Street, formerly occupied by Mann'. Caleb Cope & Co.
jyl FURNESS, BRINLRY, do 00.
rpat SCOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER, (slimes.
YJe Isor to WOLBRIIT do BOOTT,) 481 ORNSTNIITER.,
opposite the Guidon; House, between /fourth and Fifth
Streets.
manse PIES AND TAILS AT PRIVATH BALM.
Just landed from schooner Juliet
-100 bows clothes pine.
100 dozen palls.
A. DYSART & 00., AuorzoxzEzes AND
Omosteatou Idasonaute, tio. 1. South EXOIITII.
STRICBT, comer of LODell STRBRT,
BALE Or STODS AND
BEAN FIX SALOON.TURES OF A DADUER-
This Morning,
At 10 o , olook, we win sell on the 'even:Mee, No. 734
Market street, two doors below Eighth street the
stook end fixtures of a Daguerrean %Moon, consisting
of the following articles; 1 large size quick worklcg
comers, 1 halt size, 1 quarter site mercury bath, bat
tery, and all &Melee necessary for the Daguerreotype
and Ambrotype business Also, 4 oil paintinge,l mar
ble•top ' centre table, 1 large gilt frame looking
glass. 1 mahogany frame looking glass, 1 6°4,16
esneteeat chairs, 6 Windsor disks, a lot of matting,
almost new t carpetings, show wee, pictures, frames,
and many other articles suitable to the trade.
AT PRIVATE! BALM.
A large and valuable tract of valuable coal and tlin•
ber land at private sale, well worthy the attention of
capitalists and others, as the owner ie CqMpollt3d to
sell.
.137- For farther particulars inquire at the 'motion
store.
, OUT-DOOR - SALES zolloted and promptly at
tended to.
117• ADVANCES made on consignments when de.
'without extra charge.
IOU"' BALES-ROOMS open until 10 P. At. Now pre
pared to receive invoices of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
WATOIIES and JEWELItIf, NNW and SECOND.
NAND FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, BOOKS nd STA
TIONERY, t
.Bate FANCY GOODS every evening.
TAMES A. FREEMAN ) AUCTIONEER )
6, NO. 422.WALNIIT.BTBRET, above Potarra.
U 3 -• Pomona favoring as with coneignmente can MN
mewed that their property will not be sacrificed.
1I Commiesions more moderate than those Waned
by any other Auction LiCia4o in the city
Irrr, Consignments respeotfolly solicited.
1D Bales bald immediately after the (mde are Sold.
FALL SALES OP REAL ESTATE',
First Fall Bele of Real .Estate—Augaet 25.
Second Fall Bale of Real Estate-43aptember 1.
Third Fall Bile of Real Estate—September 8. '
FIRST FALL BALE—AIIONBT 25t11.
This sole, at the Exchange, on Wednesday evening,
August 26th, 1868, at 8 ealook, will include
DIOTINT 'MOREAU °F.6IRt RAY STOOIO3.
20 shares stock in the Mount Morlah °amatory Oom•
Toni'
UT' Bale positive on account of whom it may con.
cern.
ISEROANTILE LIBRARY WARR
lettere Mercantile Library.
Orphans' Court Bale—Estate of Smith's minors.
NEAT &NAME DWELLING AND LOT. BITTEN)
nouso, STREET, NEAR GREEN, GERMANTOWN.
A frame dwelliog house &cod lot of ground. southeast
aide of Rittenhouse street, near Green street, German
town, 32 feet, front, 189 feet deep, $l2 ground.rent.
The yard is atooked with fruit, grape-vines, cherries,
years, An.
Absolute Sae.'
DWBLVINO, PERM' BTREBT, BELOW SPRUCE.
♦ neat two-story brick dwelling and lot, west Ode of
Perry street, 37 feet south of Spruce street, 15 feet
Inches front and 70 feet deep, two fronts. thee intro
doped. Rents for $l4O per annum. Mr' Bale portly*.
4bsolnto Sale
TAVERN STAND AND DWELLING, 'WILLIAM
STREEt NINETEENTII WARD —A lot of ground t
with s three-story brick tavern stnad. trestles on Wil
llam street, 20 feet northwest of Rath street,' N Ise
teenth ward; 29 feet front, 105 feet deep to a elk• feet
alley; or the rear are two small brick dwellings. The
whole will rent tor $355 per annum.
ID" Sale absolute. Terms—sash.
Absolute Sale.
VIIIIIE•STORY BEIGE STORE AND . DWELLING,
WILLIAM STREET. ADJOINING. A three-story
brink tore and dwellings &Owning the above, of the
same front and depth, like Improvements.
Bale absolute. Terms—oast.
DJ - PO to be rid on eash of the aboya when the
same Is struck o
--.1_133AL ern
AL
and Walnut etre-eke.-
Residence, Washington Squere and Walnut street.
Dwelling house, No. 827 Vine street.
20 acres of lead, Indian Queen Mae.
Valuable property, liranktord read.
Handsome dwelling, No. lel2 Wallace street.
Busmen stand and dwelling, Seventeenth and Wash
tructon streets.
}Hestia property, 80 sem, eta.,"above Torresdale.
14 sores of land, Ohelton avenue, Germantown.
Ilandrcene residence and lot, West Philadelphia.
Valuable lot of ground, Germantown Railroad nand
Golumbla avenue.
Handsome dwelling, Spring Garden street, above
Twelfth.
CABINET OP MINERALS
At private Cale, o valuable Cabinet of Minerals, coin.
prising over 1,000 apeolmone, the collection of several
Jean , . The property of a. gentleman who him no room
for them. They are vorry desirable for a public Waltz
tiott• Applyat theamatlon atom.
iVIO9Es NA. THAA b, 4.I7OTIONEER
LTA AND COMMISSION 'ODORANT, S. 1. cornet
MOTH and RUM Street:.
GREAT PIIDLICI ACCOMMODATION.
MONEY! MONEY ! ! MONEY ! ! !
.
Money liberally advanced in large or small amounts,
from one dollar to thousands, on gold and silver ;date,
diamonds, yraohes, jewelry, fow li ng-pie c es, musical
Instnnnents,llirniture, dry goods, clothing, groceries,
cigars, hardware, cutlery, books, norees, vehicles, liar
nese, and all art icles of value, for any length of time
agreed - on, at Nat/tans , Principal .Establisbinent,
southeast corner of Sitth and Race streets.
[re' Promissory hotee, with collateral, discoostssi
at the lowest nutrient sates,
A3TAJILIBICUIENT, 0. 2,
00BNICIVRIP EILICTII AND BACIC
Where money wilt be Merely lammed on gold and
silver plate, diamond", watches, Jewelry, loaning pieces,
dry goal, clothing, groceries, liquors, cigars, hard
ware, cutlery, fancy article", mirrors paintings, en •
graving', musical Instruments, furniture, bedding,
hOll l .B, vehicles, harness, stooks, and all other articles
of value.
OIIT-DOOR SALES
personal attention given to all out-door sales, either
at private dwellings, storms, or elsewhere, and charger)
unustuilly low.
TO PERSONS RELINQUISHING novaagazpiNG.
Persons relinquishing housekeeping or having sup.
piles of furniture to dispose' of, will find it to their ad
vantage by sending the moo to 'notion stets, south
east corner of Sixth end Rare street, where ft will be
properly arranged in the furniture salesroom, and field
to the beet advantage, two-thirds of the goode advanced
if required, and the balanoe handed over the afternoon
Of the day of sale.
AT PRIVATII BALI
lino gold and silver hunting ogee, doable ease, and
double bottomed lover, 'opines, English, BWial, and
Vrisucb.stetehos; gold specks, gold chains, gold brace
lets; a variety of dne gold studs, breastpins, and Anger
rings; line flutes,:euperior old. violin and guitar, very
Anemelodson, and unmeroue other toilettes. _
AT PRIVATE SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Gold Er;lieb patent lever watehee, toil jewelled and
plain, come of them fine 18-karat eases of the beet
mitten.
Silver Englieh patent lever watches, fun jewelled
and plain, of the most approved maters.
00Id escapement lever and leplhe watches, In hunt-
Wee and open face, of the very beet make.
SAdlea , gold enamelled 'watches, met with pearl end
diamonde.
Bihar Xnglielt, Swiss, and Brooch watches, diamond
breast pine and Anger Tinge, gold bracelets, ear rings,
anger rlngo, breast pins, studs, fine gold vest. fob. and
nook obelus gold epeetaelee, and various other tirti •
ales of jewelry, &0., &o.
SAMUEL NATHAN% AUCTIONEER,
and MONET LOAN 02 1 / 1 011, No. ZI4 South
TAINT) Street, below Walnut, opposite Dear et, only
oiglst door below the Ilaohange.
Donis of business from T o'clock, A. 15., renal 10
o'olook In the ectrubm.
Out-door sales, and salmi at the huotion Holum, st•
tended upon the most istisfactoo , tame.
CAPITAL $2OOOOO.
llssablishrelfor the last Thirty Yell?.
Advances made from one dollar to thousands on Dia
monde, Silver Plate Watches, Jewelry, Hardware, bier
ehandise, (Nothing, Imam., Bedding, Cigars,
_Musical
Instruments, Guns, Carriages , end Noods of
every deseription.
An goods elm remain any length of time agreed
upon.
All adranowt, from one hundred dollars and upwardst
will be eherged 2 per cent, per month; and over,
the lowest market rate,
This Btore noose haying a depth of 120 feet, hoof erg*
Amend thief-proof vaults to atom all valuables, entd prig
Tate watchmen for the premien ; also, a heavy Wei
ranee effected for the benefit of alf persona haring goods
advanoed upon.
rll.—On getout of haying en unlimited capital,
this office to prepared to make adTanees on mom antis
factory and accoannodatlng terms than any o th er in
this city.
Money advaneed to the poor, hi mall amounts, with',
out any charge.
AT PRIVATA 0.11011.
Gold Patent Lever and other Watches, Jewelry, and
Clothing will be *old at reduced prices. anILY
IINAL SALE OF LOTS IN KENTUCKY
i OITY.—The anal sale of lots in this irdereeting
and ilouriehing young city will tokenises on MONDAY,
27th September, 1888, ou a credit of one unit two yearn,
with Interest from date.
KENTUCKY OITY is the northern terminus of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and in nituated on a beauti
ful bluff bank on the Mississippi Aver, just below the
mouth of the Ohio. It is rapidly growing in wealth,
PoPnlation, and commercial importance, and, owing to
the availability of its situation, it in the only point at
the mouth of the Ohio where it is at all practicable to
build a city. The Trustees of Kentucky City guaranty
that no overflow from the bilmdtainpt river will ever
reach it. Tho Rniiroa.dand River facilities of Kentucky
City aurpeas those of any other point In the West.
Mope of thin city and its railroad connections can be
teen and full information given, by calling on the un
dersigned at the tlirmd Ifouse, room 84.
FRANK JAY McLEAN,
aulo-Bt* Agent for Trustees] of Kentucky City.
HEIDSICK & CO. OFIAMPAGNE.-A
eenstant supply of the genuine brand In bond and
In store, for Help by WILIAMd 11. YHATON,
Bole Agent for Pennsylvania,
,
416 Muth FRONT Mt.
T TAGGING TWINE-6,000 We of Superior
Bagging Twine, suitable for the Southern market,
manufactured and for sale by
WEAVER, FITLBII, &
aub 23 North Water Street.
fERRINGS-800 .bbla. NO. 1 PICKLED
nerring ;800 t att e dxtss Newtottrellsad ditto
120 bids Potonute dry ditto now in store and for
male b - ittO. er CO.
mir/6 NM. IRO sod 122 N. UV AnW2O.
FIRST AND SECOND QUALITY FLUE
lE" AND BURET IRON. Also, Gasometer, Coal
Manta, Sugar Mould, Tank, and Plate Iron, eat to pat
tern* up to 28 !nodes wide. For mile by the =new
Utters, J. WOOD & BROTHERS,
• RO. 228 Diartb PXOONP 0.1/111144054,
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY. AUGUST 14, 1858.
BRODHEAD &CO., AUCTIONEERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . SALES.
ROOM . , No. 63 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON.
EXTENSIVE AND . VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
RARE SHELLS, INDIA AND V ens,
STUFFED BIRD SKINS, tee., BELONGINO TO Mn.
STEPHEN EMMONS.
On Wednesday and Thursday Mornings,
August 18th and 19th, at 10 o'clock each day, st the
store, No. 000 Washington' street; Boston; the entire
stock of rare ehells, India and China goods, stuffed
birds, bird skins, tee. -
The collection of shells is one let rite interest to the
oonehologist, being the result of twenty-flve years , at
tention by Mr. limmons, who has succeeded in bringing
together the nicest Chola" and valuable, oolleetion in the
United Statte
A very fine cabinet of twelve thousand seleoted
will be sold et 12 o'clock on the nomad day's
Bale; as also will the cholas groups of stuffed
Among the shells will bo found apecimens of the
orange of grits, rola' imierl4ll, hello.bealinue, a great
variety of cones, oorble, spOhdyllis, cyprla testitudins
elan, Ste.
. .
There are about 100 pairs of Meese twee, besides
*large assortment of carvings, fans, lacquaredVare,
Indian curiosities, desks, backgammon boards, ko.
Also. about 1,000 choice South American and Califor
nia 'bird altins,
lE7' The enllection may be examined, and catalogues
ready three days before the sale. anl2..th-s.2t,
frAPESTRY OARFETI3.—JUST OPEN-
A. ED, a. large lot of superior Tapestry Oarpett, to
be sold at a low price.
BAILS & SHOT - EBB
o ass OdEPBT erdßlr
mbBl-tf 920 CHESTNUT St.
SIIPERE THREE-PLY CIARPETS.--
A fresh assortment of new P 3 to ll39 rat rednoed
priest', at BAIL? rt BROTHEn'B,
CAM CARPET BTOBB, •
mhBl-tt , 92P OFINSTNIn At.
BED ROOK CARPETS.--10,000 YDS.
.1,1,0 of !superior Ingrain and Three-ply Carpets, of the
beet makes and otylee, et all prices, from 50 °Onto to
111.2 i per yard., DAILY & UItOTTINS,
mhal-ff No. Inti OHEaTNUT Street.
BEST REAVY BRUSSELS.,--A LARGE
lot of AM pattern'', in neat, chaste styles, at low
Drloen. SLILY BROTH/01, "
OILVAP CARPET SUMS,
mum: . 1120 011ltSTNTIT St
((China s etas(' anb eneenoloart."
•
VRENaff. PLATE GLASS.—HAVING
been appointed by the Oompagafs do Flareffs"
the SOLE AGENTS for the sale of their GLASS in thin
city, we are prepared to offer to the trade or cones•
mere, from our stock on hand, POLISHED PLATE
GLASS for Stores or Dwelling Yronte; Rough Plate,
for Ploore and Skylights y and Silvered Plate, of large
site, for Mirrors. The Glue will be sold at the lowest
prices, and warranted superior, in stark respect, to any
other imported.
RORT. SHOEMAKER d CO.,
Plate and. Window Glue Warehmass,
N. It. or. of 701IBTII and BADE Streets,
mh23-tf Philadelphia
VATINDOW GLASS! WINDOW
• v GLASS! !,+-We invite the ettelvtion of the plib,
do to our extensive stock of Iran& and American
Window Glass. The large and well. et:fleeted stock of
91w oonetently eta handima'oles rue to All all orders
with despatch, and ae low as any other house in the
Mein d. MIT%
Wholesale Dritggiate,
rohiS 13. W. coiner of Second and Green its.
ILEIIIGH COAL.—The Subscribers have
now on band a superior article of the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation Company's Coal, fug - Tdar !ALL IN
NO 02111110 which they are ready to deliver to their
customera at the lowest market price. Carefully pre
pared for family use over large rolling screens. •
loam) S, WRIGHT &
rird, Catharine st. waarr,
auld-Ot mice, 124 B. Soccuul
TIRE LEHIGH AND BROAD-TOP
00AL.--JAMBEi 11. biONTGODIBRT informs hit
friends and the public that he has effected an arrange
went with the Buck Mountain Oriel Company for the
sale of thelrjuitiy-oeleoretee GOAL. tie lea
ale° arranged with the proprietor of the Broad-Top
Mines for the sale of his valuable SIMI-BITUMINOUS
COAL, and in now prepared to Waive orders and make
prompt deliveries, et his °Mee, No. 402 WALNUT
Street, second story, front room. ' 1.3341 m
FOX, & CO., wholesale and
retail dealers In , IXIIIOII and 00110TEEILL
COAL. Lehigh yard—TEURE street and GERMAN
TOWN ROAD. Behayalll yard.P.Aoll and BROAD
streets, Philadelphia. Keep constantly on hand Opal
from the most I, PPsorea mine% under *over, and pre
pared expressly tor family use. 105.7 ,
stg IMPORTED MEDITERRANEAN
sWas WILBAT.—The subscribers have now in atore
three hundred bushels extra quality Red Mediterranean
Wheat, of their own importation, direct from one of the
best groin-growing countries in 'Europe. '
The attention of Farmers is requested to this Wheat,
as it is believed to be the beat article of the kind im
ported into this country for a number ofyears. it has
been selected kr a competent party in Europe, solely
with the vlevr of procuring a superior article for andiron
pod to farmers wishing to change their need, this is an
amortttuity seldom met with.
Per sale, in quantities to suit at the BIM Ware
houses of P. B. MINGLE lc 00.,
au64.11* /OS Market and 4N. Front et.
IfirARRIS'o BOUDOIR SEWING 111A
ii °HINE Is offered to the public as the most ret •
Imtpri!ed 'dewing Machirmi fig goods,
from coarsest bagging tO the finest cambric's. It Is,
without exception, the Waviest In its meohkitical con
struction ever amide, and can be run and kept in order
by a child of twelve years of age. The nuasintrir of
this machine, and the istrairrr or ITO WOUK, arc W.
mated to be cuusurpaased by any other. Its speed ranger'
from three hundred to fifteen ipo4red stitcher per min
ute. The thread used is taken direotly from the spools,
WITHOUT TOO rsousLa or SIWIRDIAG, In EWA, it le a
machine that is wanted by every family in the land, and
the low prim of
FORTY DOLLARB,
St which they sold, brings them within the reach o
%lomat every one S. D. BAILER, Agent,
DrlSAiern wk eowegn 20 Booth ISIOWSII Street
fIIGARS, OF FAVORITE RRANDS
44—J and asnorted sixes, carefully selected by own bonee
at Hexane, in store, and received by every arrival from
that port. S. FItIGURT & BONS,
el2-3m 218 South FRONT Street.
VIGARO, CABANAS AND PARTAGAS
8134A1M—A oboloo Wrote. of Ow celebrated
brands on board brig it New Bra, ,, d.lly azysofid from
WWI ) and for ails low, by ORARTAIR TZTX,
(Now) 188 Walnut strait, befortfkoond,
sal $141..ad Btor r.
riIIHE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., OFFICE,
820 OIIESTNIIT STREET, forworde PARCELS,
PACKAGES, ifERCELANDIZE, BANK NOTES and
SPCIE, either_ by its own LINES or in connection
with other EXPRESS COMPANIES, to OA the principal
TOWNS and CITIES Of the Bolted States.
.z z t.:. C. A. K D I E N N CAURY, N. D.,
Would Inform hla friends that ho MO ;SEBIOVED to
1119 WALNUT Street. above Eleventh. 102-firn
ITARTSHORNE'S CIIRE-ALL-TEIE
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR AND REMEDY
FOR DYuPEPI3IA, WEAR STOMA= AND WEAK
DOWERS. Prepared by a Chemist. Bottles 12), 25
and 50 cents.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE:
HARTSHORNE'S OIIRE-ALL should be kept in all
families. in case of =clients or sadden sickness.
HARTSHORNE'S OURE•ALL cures Rheumatism.
HARTeIIOREE'S OtIRE.ALL cures Oramps, Oholio,
Paine in the Stomach or Bowels.
IlatTlitlolllo3 , B CIIRE-ALL auras Pales in the
Limbo, Elie. Sack and Breast.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures 13prains,Brulles,
Scalds and 'tune.
ARTSUONNBIi 017 RE-ALL cum Neuralgia,
Toothache and Btiffneer in the Joints.
IIdBTIMORNE , B OURE.ALL cures Cholera, Diar
rhees and all Palo.
IllatTl3lloltNET , OUR&•ALL cures &sr Ache and
Deafness from s cold.
lIARTEBOBN.EI3 OURE•ALL cures Dyspepela and
Indigestion i Mao, Canker and Bore Mouth and Sore
Throat.
IIARTBIIOIIN - B'B OURS-ALL cures all Spinal Affec
tions and Weakness in Limbs.,
lIARTBIIOIINR , B CURB-ALL is • ;teat' tonic to
Weak Stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
ET As the frequent changes of the 'nether produce
a bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Lambe and Body;
also, Stiff Neck—every person should get a bottle, It
acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sinews, Blood and
Bone,; and, by Its warming eltatro..magnetio power, ex
pels all pain from the system. Cies a bottle and try it,
and you will be astonished at its happy effects.
N. B. If you have a Cough, use IiAIITSUORNB'S
Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry, It Is the beet Cough
Syrup In the World. Bottles 26 and SS cents, and SI.
MMus. I
It you are
us. use lA.RTBIIOIINE'S ANTI
BILLIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and Poul Secretions.
Boxes, 23 sante. Bold by It. it. JENK/NS,
BRCOND and WALNUT Streets.
aim& Stores, Chestnut and Market streets, •
flarrigues'. Tenth and. Orates attests,
Wagner's, Tenth and Lombard ste. aull-dtf if
MILE GREAT STANDARD REMEDY OF
THE NINETEENTH OENTAIIY.
TIER iMPSRIAL DEEURA.TIVE. FOR PURIFY
/NO TUB BLOOD AND STRENGTILENINO THE
WHOLE BYBTEM.
The Imperial Depurative, prepared by Dr. Louns.
berry & Co., is now acknowledged as the principal
Yamlly Medicine for the cure of CanOrnous affections
and SOitornLooe diseases generally. The success which
attends its use in these Inveterate diseinies has no ugual:
It le now need in those diseases with eemplete success,
'ehere all other means have failed. Two or three bot
tles will sut.sfy any one of Its great curative propurt ea.
Illr DISEASE and WHITE SWELLING ULCERATIONS of
the IlOsss, 140tITO, TREOAT, &e. Its beneficial and
healing characteristice are Loon observed in these com
plaints. No matter of how long standing they may have
been, they will yield to the proper use of the IMPE
RIAL DEPUDATIVE In a short time.
UTTER and FOAL/. finer, will its certainly yield to
this medicine an it le used. Vanua of the bide and
all eruptive complaints generally Canna long remain
after using a few bottles of the Imperial Depurative.
Ito Tonic properties, as well an Alterative, render it
valuable to weak and delicate females;
The great purity, strength, and value of this Family
Medicine is unequalled in the Cure of all diseases origi
nating In an impure condition of the blood. It expels
all the virus or diseased mutter from the blood and re
invigorates the system.
Vicar, using the Imperial Depurative and wishing ad
vice In their case, will receive every attention by letter
or otherwise.
. • -.
Prepared android by Dr. LOLINBEtERNY k CO., No.
50 North FIFTH Street, below Arch, Philadelphia.
For side also by J. F. Long dr. Co., La.canter, Pa. a.
11. Ranee and EL O. Stevens, Readitq, Pa. nohow:, &
Co., qtarrinburg, Pa. 0. Eptlng, Pottntille, Pa.
T. to C. IV. McClintock, Banton, Pa. ammo Given,
Weatcheater, Pa. Schmidt & Co.', Allentown, Pa.
Bloom Rau, Bethlehem, Pa. Dr. R. W. Leslie, Bristol,
Pa., and Druggists generally.. sual-molonatihn
DIME BONE DUST, GROUND PINE.—
A very onperlor artlole. Par We In large or man
lota, by 01i0A8DAT,I, Ja 00.,
aro 1M North Diolawaro. avenue.
LALTMAN & RABORG---
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in WINFIB,
SHANDIES, WIIISNEY, GINS, and FANCY LI
WOGS, No. 1017 MARKET Street, between Tenth and
Lerenth et - reale. lelatt
10tONE$.-100,000 Bbin Bones, suitable for
.111-P Umbrella and Button Makers in Store and, for inUs
by OBOABDALE PBIROJI k CO.
1 0 # p * ham wim4vio
ales -b zitttatt;
- ncisTort.
ttrarptlins.
%gricoltural.
Eleroing Itlachince
&Tbacco ani) Cigars:
express IlEompames.
H• 0. EILDTDRIRD,
13•Aers1Puo•vintambisti
Elleniistrn
£ttcbicinal.
st(cbittttat
rililE LUVER:INVIGORATOR,
11 JOnsfulant. 8Y na. eaarenn,
compOuNDER ENTIRELY FRO ilet GUMS,
IC anent the best P,urgatlveund Liver Medicines now
before , the pnblier that nett ea a Cathartic, easier,
milder; and more. effectual than any_ other medicine
known. It to not only a Cathartic, bat a Liver reme
dy, acting fret on_theLioar tee)ect De morbid Matter..
then on the stomach and bowels to carry off that mat
ter, thus accomplishing two vireo-ea effectually, with
out arty of the painful feelings experienced la the ope
rations of moat Caehartiet. It strengthens the eye
tem at the tame time that It purges It, and, when taken
daily to moderate doges, will strengthen son build It u p
with unusual rapidity.
The Liven to one of the
huroalthodY 1 andtrhen it
well, the powers of the
opt& The stomach Is Cl. '
oil the healthy action of
performance of , its WOO.
Is at forth the bowels are
system suffers In come-
Liver.—having ceased to
pane of that organ, one
made it his study, in a
7Oore, to had saute reuse
act the many derange.
ble.
To prove that thie re
partee troubled with Lt
lte forme, has but to try a
certain
principal reirulatoreofthe
performs Ito In n °float;
system are fully devel
moat entirely dependent
the Liver for the proper
tient ; when the etomach
at fewlt, end the whole
quence of one organ—the
do Ile duty. For the die.
of the proprietors hre
practice of more than 20
ay wherewith to counter.
meats to which it le
needy le at last found, say
Via CoMPLAINT, in any of
bottle, and conviction is
These Gams remove all
the system, supplying ip
of bile, invigorating the
digest well, pnnlying the
health to the whole ma
wens of the d.ilease—ef-
Illmotre ATTACKS Ore
ter, prevented by the oe•
Itrvtooaaroa.
morbid or bad matter from
their place a healthy flow
stomach, causing food to
blood, giving tone and
ehinery, removing the
(eating a radical cure.
oared, and, what is be t
oasional nee of the laves
One dose, after eating.
atomaoh and prevent the
ina„ •
Only one doge, taken
Nunn"(Anis.
le entdotent to relieve the
food from tieing and noun-
before retiring, prerents
Only one dose, taken nt
gently, and eurea Coe-
One due t taken atter
PBPBIA•
night, loosens the bowels
rtyzersee.
each mewl, will care DlB
One dose of two
relieve 8101 RLIDIONS.
tesapoonfals will ►away►
One bottle taken for fa
the 031280 of the disease,
Only one does itornedl
while one dose, often re
oninicas Mosses. and a
V , Only one bottle is
system the effects of me
lns.
U" One bottle taken
sallow - neva or unnatural
One does taken a sheet
vigor to the appetite, and
One dose, often repeat-
Rums in its worst forms.
complaints yield almost
'One or two doses cure
In children; there is no
remedyin the world, as it
Ecr A. few bottles ours
absorbents.
We take pleasure hire- commending this medi ,
eine se a preventive for Bevan and items, Onita.
Payne, and all Psysns of a rilLlollB Type. It ope
rates with certainty, and thousands are willing to
testify to its wonderf ul
virtues.
All rehouse it are riling their touintinons testimony
in disfavor.
- [Er Ariz Water itt the mouth with the fuvigortitOri
ctsd swallow both together.
TUB li/VRR INVIGORATOR
_ _ _
male oinitrnation removes
and makes a perfect cure.
atel9 relieves OnoLr 0,
peated, in a sure cure for
preventive of Onat,sei.
needed to throvront of the
&eine after a long sick-
for 41msisto% removes el
color from the skin.
time before eating gives
makes food digest well.
ed. owes ORSONIO DIAS.
while &lowa and Bowilf.
to the first dose.
attacks canoed by "%Vaults
surer, safer, or speedier
never fails.
Duoray, by exalting the
. .
Ip A Soiaterino DIEDIOI4 DISOOMT, And is daily work
ing cores, almost too great to believe.. It cures u Eby
evert the first doze giving benefit, and 'seldom
more magic , than, one bottle la required to care any kind of
LIVER Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Llys•
pepsin to a common Thertothe, all of which are the re
cult of a DISEASED LIVER.
PRIOR ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Dr. SANFORD, Proprietor, 845 Broadway, New York.
Agents for Philadelphia, T. W. DYOTT SONS, 218
North Second Street.
Retailed by all Druggists. Bold also by SAMUEL
RIMER, Twelfth and Oheatnut etreete, and P. BROWN,
Fifth andOheetnut streets Philads. spla to th say
pERIIVIAN SYRUP,
pROTWITEp SoLIMA OP kuoToxus OP
IflON
Elartug enceessfully paned the ordeal to which new die.
°ovaries in the Materis Medics axe subjected, must now
be received ea an eetabliahed medicine. ,Ite efiCSOI In
oaring
DYSPEPSIA,
•
Atreetforut of the Liver, Dropsy, Nears.les, Dronehitis
and Consumptive tendencies, Disordered State of the
mood, Boils, Scurvy, the Prostrating Effects of Lc ul or
Mercury, General Debility, and all Disease! which re
quire a Tonic and Alterative Medicine; le beyond ques•
Um.
The proofs of its efficacy are so na
ps) merous, co well authenticated, and of
Att. .. s o u n e n h o te r e e n m ith o r pa c b tia i rtr m ta i t i tat to su r ff e. erg
a 4 •
the proffered aid.
- el, The rerurinu Syrup does not prefers
7684 to be a cure-all, but its range is eaten
elve, because many diseases, apparently
unlike, are intimately related, and proceeding from one
canes, may be cured by one remedy,
The class of diseases for which the Syrup prorldes a
cure Is precisely that which bout so often baffled the
highest order of medical skill. 'The facts ere tangible,
the witnesses accessible, and the safety and efficacy 01
the Syrup incontrovertible.
Those persons who may wish for an opinion from die•
interested persons respecting the character of the Syrup,
cannot fall to be satisded with the following, among no•
morons testimonials, In the hands of the Agents, The
Osman/rot are those of gentlemen well known In the
community, and of the highest respectability. '
The underelgoed having ezperieneed the benenclit et•
feats of the " Peruvian Syron," do not hesitate to re
commend it to the attention of the public.
Prom our own experience, M well ea from the teed
mony of others, whose intelligence and integrity are al
together unquestionable, we have no doubt of its eefles•
ey In cases of Incipient Diseases of the Lungs and Dron•
child Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Neuralgia, dco. 'lndeed, Its effect, would be Incredible,
but from the high chiracter of those who have wit.
-1103004/FiltAlßßAFattg_their testimony, as
Ray. JOUR PIERPONT,
TUOMAS A DPrrc... -
b - OkANTLC....-s:! D '
SAMUEL MAT,
THOMAS C AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
JAMES 0 DUNN,
THOS. wiurrEmorers.
CERTIFICATE OF DR. HAYES.
It fi well known that the medliiinal effects of Proton.
Ida of Iron Is lost by even a very brief exposure tb air,
and that to maintain a solution of Protoxido of Iron,
without further oxidation, hae been deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, thin desirable point Is at.
tabled by combination in a way before unknown, and
this solution may replace all the proto carbonates, of
tratee, and tartrates of the /Vedette. Nadine.
A. A RAVES, M. 8.,
Assayer to the State of lifamettneetta.
16 Boylston street, Boston.
BOLO Yir
N. L. CLA.RIi, St 00., Proprietors,
No. 6 WATER street Boston.
P. 'MOWN,
FIFTH and 011E8TNUT Street*,
lIABSARD & 00.,
TWELPTII and 011E8TNIIT attests
5e1640 th sat-8m wBm Agents for Philadelphia.
lintarn will, In all eases, follow the ace of Radway4
R. R. Remedies. There are none so sick or diseased, at
weak, feeble, or crippled with Data or infirmities, bro
that Radwars Ready Ballet , Renovating, Resolvent, cn
Regulators, se the nature of the disease or sickness
may require, will quickly and rapidly cure.
These remedies conelet of had way's Ready Relief;
Itadwavys Renovating Resolvent ; Radway , e Regulators
Reshot these remedies possesses special curative power
over certain diseases. Yet there are other disease;
wherein their combined medicinal properties are re
quired; and When thge geed, It there la auffielentlife
and strength within the diseased or dying body to ens
tame their action, the patient will live and be reamed
to health.
Pain R. lt. Relief.
Acute D iseases R. R. Relief.
Inflammatory Diseases.. Relief and Regulator,.
littlarions Diseases Relief and Regulators.
Congestive Diseases..,.. Relief and Regulators.
Scrofulous Diseases..... Renovating Resolvent.
Chronic Diseases Renovating. Resoireste,
Syphilitic Diseases Renovating Resdlvent.
Constitutional Diseases—Resolvent and Regulators.
Skin Diseases Renovating Resolvent.
Nervous Diseases Resolvent, Relief, Rootlet
(Ong.
Infectious Diseases Ready Relief ¢ Regulators
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Many diseases that afflict humanity are inherited as
heirlooms from the diseased bodies of Rielly sires
Scrofula, Coneumption, Syphilis, and Sits, are among
the mos t; common of constitutional diseases. Now we
care not how many generations the seeds' of these Now,
eases may have been established la the eyetem, oar.
ruptlng the blood—Radivay's Renovating Resolvent
will eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every par.
tide of diseased depoelte, and fill the veins with new,
pure, and healthy blood.
CUILDRENT DISEASES.
Radteay , s Renovating Resolvent ahould be hailed
as a blowing by every mother throughout the land.
whose infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, eta
These breaking' out (thus early) are evidences of die.
sue trsnemltted from the parent stock. A few doses en
the Renovating Resolvent will eradicate every vestige
of the apnea sod Moue the child a sound and health)
body. ,
R.R.R.—Radway'e Ready Relief for Ileadaokes, wha
thee siek or nervous; Rheumatism, Dial.
?lona, Dyeentery, Oholers Morbus Crimp',
Ind
uenza, Bloody Flux. Paralysie, Lumbago,
S
Gout, Neursight Toothache , mall Poi,
Fevers, Swollen Joints, Kidney Complaints.
Scarlet Paver, Pains around the Liver, Plena
'slay, Measles, Heartburn, and Palos of all
kinde. Radwey's Ready Relief will, in a fee
minutes, change the miseries you suffer al
joys of pleasure. •
R. R. R.—Radway's Renovating Resolvent, for the once
of chronic diseases--Such al Scrofulous and
Syphilitio complaints, Consumptive and
other affectione of the Lunge and Throat
Induration and Nnlargements of parts
Brophy° and other diseases of the skin
Nodes, Tumors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and all
other demises arising from an impure state
of the blood.
It.lt.3.—Radway's Regulators will mire, elfeetively
and epeedlly, Oostiveneol, Indigestion
Painter's Obollo, Lead Diseases, Infieunme
Mon of the Bowels, Dyspepeie, Liver Oem
plaint, Diseases of the Heart and Kidney'
Female Complaints. Small Pox, Fevers
Measles, etc., etc. Whenever the system Is
out of order, or the blood impure a dose el
Radway'e Regulators will restore it to regu
larity, and purify and cleanse the blood. He
female should be without them.
R. R. R. Remedies are sold by Drage/di NO
Merchants averrthero. ,
RADWAY ea 00., New York oily.
W. D.
T. W. DTOTT .&
Boa, Agents, Philadelphia.
T. R. CoW.esnaa,
•
aplS.tutcsadly&eowljr
T AN & BEERS'
LUBRICATING GREASH,
the best and cheapest compound for greasing the axles
of OMNIBUSES. CARRIAGES, CARTS, BRAYS and
WACIONS, and IIEAVIC atACIIIIIVERY,
For sale In tin cans, kegs, and barrels, by all the
DRUGGISTS In the city and the MANUFACTURERS,
Iyl2-itm No, 18 SOUTH WATER Stra.t.
BALE ROPE-1,000 coils of superior Bale
Rope, manufactured expressly for the Southern
market, and for sate hp
WEAVER, FITLER, & CO.,
an 6 23 North Water street.
%lAA, PITOH; AND OAKUM—Oonatantly
on hand, and for nate in lots to suit orchasera, by
iy24 No
WEAVELE CO,
N WATER Rt. ond ß,
22Y N IT
WIT R A
RVRB.
AL -25 Casks Muir's, Younger's, and All
sopp'a SPARKLING ALP., in Pinta, landing and
for sale py WILLIAM IL YRATON,
719 Roth FRONT Strom&
QIIERRY WINE-15 Quarto Pipes, various
gredee lIATIMONY SIFERRY. in bond and for sale
by WILLIAM R. Y RATON,
No. 210 South .FRONT Street.
CLARET. -160 Cases low grade Bordeaux
60 Oases One quality do., in store and for sale by,
WILLIAM R. YRATON,
No. 210 South FRONT Street.
GIN. -10 Pipes Dutch Company, landing
from garnet ‘, Poems /Meek' , front Rotterdam,
for sale by 'WILLIAM ii. YEATON,
Sole Agent,
No. 210 Booth FRONT ctreet.
TOM' WINE.-60 uarter Pipes in bon,
A. ' , ma for Rale by WILLIAM 11. YEATON,
#l7. #914111 YAM Ptmlot,
fiumma Uzi:forts.
VPHRATA .MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,'
LANOASTBR 0,0., PA —Wee ooened the eighth
day of June for vSeltors. 'Mb healthy Summer reort
bas- many advantages which recommend it to the
public in search of a home place to enjoy the mountain
air during the hot ,season.,,lt in elevated twelve hun
dred feet above water level. Thera are - graveled walks
through donee forests, and shaded arbors; by the way
stile are many springs of the purest soft water, at a
temperature of 49 to 61 degrees of sahrenheit. At the
summit is an observatory overlooking an area of 40
miles square of farms in the highest state of oultiva
Oen, embracing the whole of Lancaster County, and
points in tee other counties. The scenery fades away
In the boundary of mountains at the distance• of 70
miles. It to altogether one of the most grand and ex
tensive panoramic views to be met within any country.
No kind of made is has over been known here at any
Beason of the year. Many beautiful drives over good
roads. The hotel will accommodate comfortably 400
persons. Every variety of bathe. All the modern im
provements now in nee in first-class waterlog places will
be found here All vegetables raised on the farm. The
beet help employed in every . deportment.
The Proprietor flatters htm.elf that he will be able to
give ample satisfaction to his gnats. flood stable
room. 'Flood stock of livery horses and carriages on
hand.
For further inform atilln and circulars call on JOSEPH
B. ALPE qS, Third and Vine etreate S. EARLE,
No. 818 Chestnut street. and on the Proprietor
JOSEPH KONIG CA
HE
cuPZ..lat ,
Ephrata Post Office, Lancaster county, Pa.
HAYS HOTEL,
WILLIAMSPORT,
LYCOMING °MINTY, Pa.
The undersigned has purchased the large and elegant
building, corner of THIRD and PING S'reot, formerly
occupied by the West Branch Bank, and has enlarged
and refitted it in a superior style.
Williamsport in one of the most delightful inland
towns in Pennaylvania,and bin house, he hopes, will be
found "dement, as well to the traveller as to those citi
zens of the metropolis mho desire to pass an agreeable
time during the heated term of the summer.
Ills omnibus runs from his Rotel to the Packet and
Railroad Depute free of charge.
jy2B-3m W. H. RAY, Proprietor.
!'LARD.-COLUMBIAIIOI7SE, CAPE
LAND, N. J —The subscriber, thankful to his
friends and the public. for the great and unmerited pa.
tronege bestowed urn the House this season, begs
leave to say that he will have choice Rooms to let from
and after this date, during the remainder of the season.
The house will remain open until 20th Feptember.
L. TIAN WOOD.
August 24,1818. an2•tf
BEDLOE's HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY,
NEW /IRSRY,
At the terminus ortho Railroad s on the left, beyond
the Depot. This House is .
NOW OPEN
for Boarders and Transient Visitors, end ofers seem
mopations equal to any /Total In Atlantic City.
TERMS MODERATE.
mr Parties should keep their meats until the care
strive in front of the hotel, The algae are con-
Bplociona. .1120-1 m
SSEAB A T lIIN G.—THE MANSION
HOPPE, foot of Pennsylvania Avenue, AT
fiANT/C CITY, Is NOW OPEN for guests. For Con
venience of arrangement, contiguity to the beach, and
attractiveness of the adjacent grounie, this 'Melia is
unrivalled. The proprietor hoe spared no pains in
ruching thie Hotel all that could be desired by visitere.
jy2o-Ins 'B. LIIE.
BRIGANTINE HOUSE, BRIGAN T INE
Beach, N.J., lIDNItY D. B.IIITII, Proprietor. This
large and elegantly located house is now open for the
reception of visitors,
Terms $8 per week or $1.25 per day,
Take ears of Camden and Attentio Railroad ; get out
at the inlet, where a comfortable boat (Capt Benj.
Turner) will be in reedinese to Convey them to the
Hotel. jy7
AliSlos HOUSE, atELIICH CHUNK.-
-UK 'this elegant establishment, beautifully 'situated
on the banks of the Lehigh, is now ready for the map
tion of stammer visitors. There is no locality in Penn
sylvania, nor, perhaps, in the United State,, which 6014:
blame so many attractions as the Talley of the Lehigh,
and the above Hotel will afford a moat comfortable home
to visitors desirous of Viewing the magnificent scenery,
inexhaustible mines, or stupendous works of art of thls
interesting region.
le4-Smela GHORGB HOPPES, Proprietor.
BEDF, 0 R D SPRINGS.--THIS
well-known and delightful Bummer Resort will
be opened for the reception of Welters on the 18th of
Inns, and kept open until the let of October.
The new and sped:dorm Buildings erected teat year are
now folly completed, end the whole establishment has
been furnished in superior style, and the secommoda
tions will be of a character not excelled in any part of
the United Iltates.
The Motel will be under the management of Mr. A.
G. ALTAR, whose experience, courteous mannore, and
attention to his guests. give the amplest assurance of
comfort and kind treatment.
In addition to the other means of seem, it is deemed
proper to state that paesepgers "can reach Bedford by 11
daylight ride from Oharaberoburg.
The Company have made extensive arrangements to
supply dealers and individuals with II Bedford Water>)
by the barrel, carboy, and in bottles, at the following
price., at the Bpringst ols
For a barrelimulbery) $ a 00
Do. (oak) 800
)Do. (mulberry) 800
Do. (oak) 200
Carboy, 10 gallons. 2 25
Bottles, pint, per duals 1 50
The 'barrels are .carefully prepared, so that pur
chasers may depend upon receiving the Water Utah
and sweet.
All communications should be addrased to -
-
TH2 BIDIORD BrBINCia 00:,
bsyl9-tf Hounty.
umm
- - FOR CAPE MAY.—EXPRESS
TIS 2 ---The swift and favorite Steamer
n'an sa. ,!. Capt. W. WEILLinn, leaves Arch-street
rf for Cape May every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday Morning at 9N &clock. Returning, leaves i
the Cape on thelntermediate days at 8 o'clock A. ht.
Yarn S 2, carriage hire Included; Servant., SI.SO ; Season
Tickets 0, ocwrirge hire extra. n' .11.5-2ni*
amp • NORTH
VANIA RAILROAD wan
DELAWARH- wAT - ERAOAP, Dumas,
RAELETON,AND THE LEHIOH COAL REGION.—
Walters to the above
_popular places of atlMMllit Rearms
will end the Route ogered by the North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, in connection with the Lehigh Val
ley and NeW Jersey Central Railroads, to be novel
and agreeable, passing through some of the richest and
most highly cultivated cotuaties in the State, and poe
sassed of comfortable accommodatiorui, both on the road
and at the various towns through which it panes.
asap. TILE WATER OAP,—Take 6.11 A. M. Express
Train from Front and Willow streets, pans through Beth
lehem and Beaton to New Hampton, where a close con
nection is made with the Delaware . , Lackawanna, and
Western Railroad, ant arrive at the US)) about noon.
gait MAUCH CADNE AND THE GOAL REGION.
—Take 2.80 P. M. Express Train from same Depot to
Bethlehem, where a close connection is made with the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, through from Philadelphia
to Mauch Chunk in 6 hours.
A NEW AND PLEASANT ROUTE TO NEW
YORK ClTY.—Take Gab A. Dt. Ripen Train to
Bethlehem, thence via L. V. R. A. and N. J. 0.
R. R. through Easton to Ellaabethport, thence by
Steamer, and arrive in New York at quarter put I P.M.
Parties travelling North that have a few hours to
spare, will find this a new and agreeable route.
Per further particulars, inquire of
ELLIS CLARK,
Agent N. P. It. R., ?rant and Willow streets.
PBILLDILPEIA, June 18, 1818. JeliaSsa
•
r FOR THE SEA SHORE.
e z- • - CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC
RAILDO4D. ONLY TWO AND ITALY DUMB TO
TILE CNA BUM.
on and attar Monday, 7tuio 7th, and until further no•
tine, (Sundaye excepted,) three trains daily to Atlantic
Oily and return.
First Passenger Tridn leaves Vine et. 'wharf 7.30 A. 51
Second u " 4.00 P. M.
Freight Train with Passenger Oar attached, 4.35 A. M.
Accommodation Train to Weymouth 6.35 P. Id
LEAP 2 ATLANTIC OITY.
First Passenger Train leaves 6.00 A. M.
Second 4.40 P. 81
Freight Train with Pamenger car attached,ll.3o P. M
Accommodation Trainjeaves Wayinouth, 5,24 A. M
lIADDONFIRLD TRAIN
Leaves Cooper's Point,
.11 A. if s and 2 P. M.
Haddonfield,l.l o 4ll6,. and 3 P.ll.
Fare to Atlantic, when tickets are pnrehased before
entering the care, $l.BO. Persons wishing to go doWli to
the Bea Eihore and return the same day, can spend
BIX 110 ORS ON THE BEACH..
Tickets for the round trip, $2.60
Tickets to go down in The afternoon and return next
morning, or down on Batnrday afternoon and vellum on
Monday morning, $2.60.
EXTRA NOTICE.
The Aeoommodatlon Train to Weymouth will run
through to Atlantic) on Saturday Afternoon. and con
tinue to rno every 13sturday until further notice.
Leave Vine street b Od P, Af,
A.tiantio City. 400 •.111.
Stopping at alt Stations.
Monthly tickets will be sold at the following rates:
Por the month of Jane : slo For the mouth of Sept. $lO
I Lt July, 20 For three months, 45
AugUnt, 20 For four months, $0
churches, Schools, Ledges, Companies and Library
Associations, wishing special trains, should make early
application.
Freight mast be delivered at Cooper's Paint by P.M.
The Company will not be responsible for anygoods until
received and recolpted for by their Freight Agent at the
Point.
R. FRAZER, Secretary.
BRIDGETON.—T he Steamer
EXPRESS leave% ARGIL Street. Tues.
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at S o'clock A. M.
Returning, leaves BRIDGETON Mondays, IV eduesdays,
and Fridays, at S o'clock A. 11l Stopping at Now Castle,
Delaware City, Fort Delaware, and the usual Landings
on the Cohausey Through tickets for Slitlaville, Port
Elisabeth, Manricetovrn, Dividing Creek, Newport,
Cedarville, and Fairton. jy29-lus
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
LAND LOCATING AGENCY
chriatho,
The subscriber, having bad much practical experi
ence in selecting and locating lands in the various Land
Districts in the Western States, has unusual facilities
for making valuable selections for
LAND WARRANTS OR CASK.
- ,
Having ISurv,yors constantly in the ,field to mate
Jersonal examinations, he can always make the most
udicious location/I.
Lands unsurpassed for fertility of soil and salubrity
of climate, near the line of railroads, may now be had
In
lOWA AND WISCONSIN.
Satisfactory references given when required.
fry' Money invested in Kamm and Nebrailke, and
any of the Western States.
8, SALISBURY,
49 CLARKE Street, Chicago
L&NEW AR TIC LE.—CHESTNITT
GROVE WHISHEY.--The purest Spirit offered
the American public possessing many medicinal pro
perties, and none of the poisonous qualities inherent In
the Whiskey In common use, is now offered (or !sale by
the Iltugglats genetelly, and by
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
General Agent,
At D. B. Taylor's Wholesale Grocer, No. 23 South
FRONT Street, Philadelphia.
All persona desirous of using this Whiskey may rest
assured of Its purity.
Daaa Bra: We have carefully ermined the sample
of Chestnut-Grove Whiskey left with ua a few days
since, and find it to contain little or none of the poison
ous substance known an Putt Oil.
1100 TR, GARRETT, & OAMAO,
Analytical Ohemiste.
To CnsatEs WIIASTOX, Jr., No. 23 Booth FRONT
Btreet, Philadelphia. Jy2l-31n
WARMING AND VENTILATING
WASHROOMS
The subscriber would invite the epeeist attention a
Architect Builders and the public to his
NEW CULVER. PATENT EIELF•CLEANSIVG AND
VENTILATING WARM AIR FURNACE,
Which has been so successfully introduced during the
let winter and gave each general ostisiation. It Is
so arranged as to consume the gases from the Coal.
making it ,one of the, most economical, este, durable
Heaters now In use.
Also, ail BIM Ran patterns of Cooking Rouges, Bath
Boners, Gas Ovens, Low Down and Elevated Bream!,
every variety or Registers and Ventilators, Fireplsee
Stoves, Collins , Patent Chimney Cape, far the cure of
smoky chimoeys, with a full osoortment of all goods In
my line of business.
Prompt attention paid to Range and Heater
cepsir
tog, and prides reduoed to suit the times.
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
(Late Baker Williams,)
au2.Bm 1182 (old 400 MAIIHNT Street, Philada.
Ootaves Renault & 00.'8
MX CORA°, very old vintage, In bond and for sale
WILLIAM 11. MTON,
ir9f 1 1904 NAM
i4ipping•
„ c • ;2 ' Fo VRA.ZER D R SAN FR
RSANC ISCO AND
lOT.
THE caLrForartA, NEW YORK, AND
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP CO.
RAVE PURCHASED TEN lITEAMISHIPS
FIRTIM.A.NTT AND W.A.SITING-Tk
!NUMBLY OF TIM
SOTITRANPTON AND liIISSIRN LINE.
These Ships lrere constructed under CovernraeAt In
spection, of the best material, Live Oak Frantes s a• and
are in all respects well known as the moat safe and com
fortable Steamships out of the port of New York,
The Company's Steamship
HERMANN,
CAPTAIN EDWARD CAVENDY,
Will positively east on the 2lat of Austtst, Instant, from
Fier ho 38 NORM RIVP.R , toot of North MOOR'S:
Street, New York, for SAN FRANCISCO and FRAZER
RIVER, touching at Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso. Only
a limited number of passengers and amount of freight
will be taken, for which early application moat be
mode. The accommodations of this Steamer are un
surpassed.
Par freight or paean° apply at the Office of the Com
paoy, so. 3231:1 - 11.EBNP7I011 Street, New Yark.
HENRY IiA.NDA.LL, Agent
su9-mwf 6t
FOR CAPE MAY AND NEW
YOR.K.
DAILY, at I)}f o'clock A M.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STEABI NA
VIQATION COMPANY.
The splendid ocean steamers DELAWARE, Captain
Copes; BOSTON, Captain Bellew ,• and KENNEBEC,
Captain Hand, form a daily lino between this city„ Cape
May, and New York, leaving, from first pier below Bprnea
street (Sundays excepted) at Os o'clock. A. M. Return
ing, leave Now York from pier 14 North River (Sundays
excepted) at 5 P. M. ,
Returning, leave Cape May (Mondays excepted) at
A.
Pare to Cape May (carriage hire Included)
II y
or servants
" Beason tickets (carriage hire ex
-11 tra 8 00
" New York, cabi n 200
" steerage 60
Freight taken at low rates: 1,
For passage, elate rooms, &AL, apply on board, or at
the 001ce, 814 and 810 BOUT/1 DELAWARE AVE
NUE, JAMES ALLDERDiCE,
iels.3na Agent.
---
STEAM TO ALL PARTS OF.
GREAT BRITAIN, VIA. GALWAY,
IRELAND,--The shortest sea passage between America
and Europe. Tha line is composed of powerful paddle
wheel steamships, of which the American Empire,
Prime Albert, and the Indian Empire ate now tannins.
The next departure from New York (to be followed by
°thereof the line about every two weeke) will. be the
PRINCE ALBERT, SATURDAY, August 21, direct for
Galway. Passengers will have a free ticket by the usual
railroad routes to any of the principal cities of Great
Britain.
First Mass..,
Second clam oo
Third class 30
A liberal cabin table will he ProVided, and cooked
provisions for thrni-ciess paseengers to Galway.,
For passage, freight, and other particulars apply to
WILLIAM A. BALE C
No. 46 SOUTH Street, New York
nulo-dt2o
AllO 1 FOR FRAZER RIVER GOLD
Y' DIGGINGS—FOX LINE FROM NEW YORE.
rat vessel for PORT TOWN.,END, in the immedi
ate vicinity I f the Gold Mines, direct.
The A 1 clipper barque VICEEItY will mill about
the 16th inst. For freight or passage, haring splendid
accommodations, apply to
STIOENEY & PARSONS, Agents,
2 North Whams, Philadelphia.
Will be succeeded by an Al. ship. - auo-6t*
FOR NEW ORLEANS --LOUISIANA
vessel to sail iu a few dare with
what freight offers. Freight taken at as low rates as
any vessels now loading.
The first-class, remarkably fast-nailing packet ship
"PLVADEB," Captain Winslow, Ic now loading at
Race- rest wharf, and, having a large portion of her
cargo engaged and coming alongside, will hare quick
despatch as above.
Shippers will please hurry their goods alongside, and
bills of lading to the counting-houte for aignature.
For balance of freight, (which will be token at same
rates as any other vessel loading.) or passage, having
handsome cabin accommodations, apply on board or to
BISHOP, sixoNs, & CO:,
aull-dtf 120 North Wherree.
The P. insures at thelowestrates and will takeetemn
down the Delaware and up the Itiesisaippl.
FOit SAN FRANCISCO•—OLIPPSA
01 SATURDAY, 14th August Inst—LowasT
Rates; AND NO DETENTION.
The splendid t/ret-clue Clipper Ship TALISMAN,
Thomas commander, is receiving her cargo at pier 10,
East Raver. New York,
This magnificent Ship is one of the finest and fleetest
Clippers in the trade, and well-known for the good
order in which she delivers her cargo. Being of mode
rate capacity. and having the bulk of her cargo-en
gaged, she PM have extraordinary despatch.
Nor balance of freight apply to
malop, SIMONS, CO.,
ISO NORTH WILARVVI.
WANTED—A first-chtss VESSEL,
of 800.1,000 tool capacity, to load fora port
in the Padilla. 'Cargo now ready, and fair freight will
be paid.pply
Ato DISZIOP 8111058, & C.. -- -
.IYlb-dif —ze- thflarTt -rtztaßTEs.
WANTED—A good VESSEL, to
load in the Louisiana' Line, ;or New Orleans.
Quick despatch and good rates given.
to
BISHOP, SONS, O V O,
110 NORT IM H WHARVES.
QTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND GLAD
I• 7
(}OW , DUELIN, BELFAST ? laid LONDONDERRY
VIA LIVERPOOL.
THE LIVISItiOOL Ann MILADELPHIA MAW
SHIP C0. , 8 Clyde•bnl[t Iron Steamships sire Intended
to sail sa [Cora
doll Nig TOXI,
CITY OF BALTIMORE . . ....Watley, July let.
CITY OF Vi r ASKINGTON uk ri ,
KANGAROO a a 29th.
_ And each alternate Thursday, from Pier 44 N. R.
CITY OP IV ABfdrfitde-1.55:g;'...,—.,-.....'
KANGAROO Tth.
CITY OF DALTIMOBV. July
II Sl o t
And each alternate Wednesday.
Cabin renege from New York and Philadelphia...4Th
Third Chin to any of the above-mentioned placee
and found in best cooked Provisions ,
so
Return Tickets good ford months 60
oertMeates of Teenage from Liverpool to New York
or Philadelphia 40
Passengers forwarded to NAM, Paris, Bremen, Ram;
burg, 5r.c., without delay at through rates.
The Company's Steamehip BOSPRORLIS will sail
regularly between Antwerp and Liverpool, in connection
with the departures foir.New York, taking goods from
Antwerp to New York, at a through rate of freight.
Certificates of Teenage from Antwerp to New York Sl5.
Drafts on Liverpool from 41 upwards.
Por freight or paseage, apply at the Company's Offices,
15 BROADWAY, New York, and 109 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia. 70lIN G. DALE, Agent.
Or WILLIAM /NMAN
je22• 62 and 63 Tower Building, Liverpo ol.
FOR CHARLESTON AND SA
amorat -TAERON'S LINE.
DOODA ILA °DIVED AND RILLS Of LADING BM=
EVERY DAY
The splendid first-iliesilie-Vriteil Steamships
KEYSTONE STATE and STATE OP GEORGIA.,
Now form a weekly line for the Booth and Southwest,
one of these ehfra ceiling every SATOSSIA.Y at 10
o'clock A. M,, alternately for Charleston and Sa
vannah.
POE CHARLESTON,
The 1121Y8TONII STATE, Captain Charles P. Meth
man, will commence loading on Thursday, August 10th,
and sail for Charleston, 8. 0., on Osturdey, Angtutt 21st,
at 10 o'clock A M.
POE SAVANNAH.
The STATE OP GEORGIA, Capt. „John J. Garvin.
will commence loading on Thursday, August 12th, and
sail for Savannah, Gs., on Saturday, Aug. 14th, at 10
ealock A M.
At both Charleston and Savannah, these ehipsoOnneet
with steamers for Florida and Havana, and with rail
roads, ke., for all places in the South and Southwest.
PRVIOHTB HIODUCED.
Heavy Freight at an average o[l6 'per cent. below
New York steamship rates.
/NSCRANOSI,
EItEIGHT and INgtfttariON on a large proportion
of goods shipped Beath will be found to be lower by
these ships than by sailing vessels.
(labia passage 820 00
Steerage do 8 00
XisuraiOn Tioketa, good for the present year. 80 00
No bills of lading signed after the Alp has sailed,
/for freight or passage, apply to
_A HERON Jr
No. 213 ((Late 81) North&MlA,
Agents at Obarlostonj...B. k T. ft,sun .
Agenta in Savannah b. A, ORRINAR & 00.
aseu•VOLUSI
Tor Florida, from dharleston, steamer CAROLINA,
every Tuesday.
For Florida, from Savannah, steamers BT. MARYS
and ST. JOHNS, (Wary Tuesday and Satnrday.
Tor Havana, from Charleston, steamer IBASISL, on
the 4th and 19th of *Teri mon th. jell
4 , -, STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVER
POOL, BBLYABT, DUBLIN, and LONDON
RY, without delay, for 90 dollars.
Return tickets, good for six months, to either of the
gars places by any steamer of the line, SO dollars for
the round trip, out and back.
PROX NSW TONI.
New York, lloklfflan, Saturday, Zuly 10, st 12 o'clock, 11.
Ednburgh, (hummng, ', July 24, it
Glasgow, !Goodwin, 41 kowirst 7 $ it
YAW 0Z.40439W.
Giaigow, Goodwin Saturday, July 10.
New York, Moßlillao. Wednesday, August U.
Ildhibiugh, Cumming Saturday, Aug. 14.
RATZI3 Of P.6.80A4.2.
!firstClaes 16 gninna
Steerage, found with eooked provieioaa g it
now tow vox'.
First Clue $76 00
Bteerage, found with cooked volatile= ~, . 00 00
Children under 'Aran of age, half Use; Infanta in
Steerage, free.
Return rackets ayallable within six months, by any
steamer of this line.
Pleat Oboe $l4O 00 Steerage - $OO 00
Au enerieneeo Sturgeon attaetad to each Steamer.
Toe freight or passage apply to
WORRHAR & c10.,120 WALNUT Street, Philadele
phia.
ROBERT 0R1.14,17 Broadway, New York.
HALL & LORRY, Haehausn's Wharf, Baltimore.
awn
Gentlemen's Surnisliing tooba.
WINCHESTER & CO., GENTLEMEN'S
PIIRNISIIIN4 KORB
•
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT MANUFAC
TORY,
At the Obi Fiend, No. 700 CHESTNUT STREET, oppo
site the Washington llouse
A. WINCHESTER will give as heretofore, hie per
sonal supervision to the t.nttin aisnufacturlng
departments. Orders for hie cele brated style of Stirta
and Collars filled at the shortest notice. Wholesale
trade supplied on liberal terms. jy24-1y
y W. SCOTT, (Jute of the arm of WIN
eF• CIRESTREI & Soon) 4ENTLE3IEN , S FURNISH
ING STORE and BLURT MANUFACTORY, 8.14
CHESTNUT Street, fnearlynpposite the Qirard Housed
J. N. tr, would respectfully call the attention of bin
former patrons and friends to his now Store, and is pre
pared to fill orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfect fit guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied
with FINN SHIRTS and COLLARS. jyl9-tf
GE"I.EhLEN'S FORNISRING STORE.
W. KNIGHT, MI ME Street. above Bluth,
'Philadelphia. Dealer in all kinds of Purniahing
Goods and manufacturer of line Shirts, warranted
equal in every reseed. to any others manufactured in
this eity or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or mute
to order. mhl4l
GGENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS OR
DARNING averNs.—The Urged /tad beet Al..
eortatent In the city, wholesale and rete,, with a full
line of Under Clothing, salted to the season, at W. W.
BRIGHT'S, 606 ABM etteet, above Phihedel.
phis. . tahl-tf
A WNINGSI AWNINGS 1
:09EPII Jr. FOSTER, Awning Maker, No. 443
North THIRD Street above Willow, Italian and
French Window Awnings -for Dwellings and office
Windows 1 Awnings for Stores, Awnings for Steamboats
and Ships. All glade nt Awnings, Tents, Flags, or
any thing in canna, - nta4e to order by JOSSPII R.
ROSTER Atming Maker, 443 North THIRD Street.
nesidenee l NOM* IitONT Invest.
lON% Ming At 1411 Ult!
fiailrastos.
aNNI N 7IA
1 11 °E— lIE UK N7 g areit
/I LLADELPEEIA, WILMINGTON, AND ,BALTI
MORE RAILOAD.
On and after Monday. R
May 10, 1858,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Baltimore, at 8 A. M., 1 P. 11, (Express.) and
11 P. M.
For Wilmington, at 8 A. it., 1, 4.30, and 11 P.
For New Castle, at 8 A. M. and 4.80 P. M.
For Middletown, at 8 A. M. and 4.30 P. 35.
For Dover, _at 8 A. M., and 4.80 P. M.
For Seaford at BA. M . and 420 P. M.
'ruin prztrADETßatei.,
Leave Baltimore at 7.80, Express, 10.15 A. 81., and
6,40 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 046 and 10 20 A. M., and 1.46
and 8.65 P. M. -
Leave New Castle at 6 and 9.60 A. M., and at 8.16
Leave Middletown at 8.58 A. M. and 6.45, ,
Leave Borer at 8 A. LI., and 4.65 P.M.
Leave Seaford at 6.25 A. M., arid 2 P.M.
TP,AINii FOB BALTIM
Lents Wilirdngton at 9.10 A. M., 2 P A M., sod 2.16
A. M.
SUNDAYS Andy at n P. M: from Philadelphia to Bal
timore,
- Do - do 6.40 P. 3/. from Baltimore to Phila.
-
Freight Train, wltliPagsenger Oar attached, will ran
as follows : -
LOILYet Plilledelphla for Perryville ;and Intermedinte
►tea at • 6 P.M.
Leave Wilmington for do do do 745 P. Li.
Leave Havre de Grace for Baltimore do 630 A. M.
Leave Baltimore for Havre de Orate ' do -610 P. If
Leave Wiladostoa for Philadelpbla do 540 P. M.
309 ' 13. M. FELTON, "resident.
MITE iir YVB LINES..—THE CAMDEN
1 0 AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND PHILADELPHIA.
AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO„MPANY , B LINES.
PROM Plil-LA.D.NLPHLA TO NNW YORK, AND WAY
PUDIC
Leave se fellows, Ws: - - S
Penn.
AtNon 6 A. ht., via (hoiden and Amboy, Aixtortunods
-2 25
At 6 A. M., vis Camden and Jersey City, N. J. Ao.
. , .. .
commedation 2 26
At 8 A. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Mall 8 06
At 10 A. M., by Steamboat Trenton, Till Tawny
and Jersey City, Morning ltsprese 8 00
At 2 P. M., via Camden sad Amboy, C. and A. AS-
AtP. •••
P
8 00
5 5l. via Camden and Jersey City, Evening 8
0
Mail
At 8 P. U., via Camden and Amboy, Aesop:l3=de.
Man, let 02aee 290
At BP. U. via Camden sind Amboy, Azoommods
tion, 2nd Obuss. 1 50
At 6P. 11., via Camden and - Amboy, Acssonueode- -
tion,lst Chas ' 200
At 6 P. M., via Darden add" Amboy, Aectoromoda.
tion2at Claes 1
The 6P. M. Herr rand daily, all others Doratsys as
6.%11 gP. M. from - ICeni - dngtOn Depot, Me Jamey
Nity, Mal, Saturdays excepted 62 26
lExprete loads stop at the prinalpat miaow, only. -
IPor Belvidere, Seaton, Flemington, to., at 6 A. 11,
and 4 P. M. fron, Walnut street wharf,
For Water asp, Eitroodabarg, derantosei Wilkesteare,
Montrose. great Bend, &_O, St 6A. via Delaware,
Lackawanna Western Railroad.
Por Freehold, at 6 A. M. and 2. P. M.
Poi Mount Holly at 6A. n. and 2% and P. IL
• "
WAY dem
!or Bristol, Trelitan, .do., at 23 and 4P. M., -
For Palmyra, Ilaneocas, Boverly,Borllngtoe, 'Wan
town lee. at BP. M.
Steamboat Richard Stockton for Bordentown, and in.
.termediate places, at 234; P.M.
Steamboat Preoton for Pecony, at 10 andlll(.4. M.
and for Burlington and Bristol at 4 P. bi-
All lines except 11i( P. M , leave Walnut street wharf.
IrT/Rfez ponds or baggage only allowed seen pA4
singer. Passengers are prohibited flora taking any
thing as baggage bet their wearing apparel. MI bag
gage over Ally pounds to be paid for extra. The Dont
pony lordt their responsibility for baggage. to one dollar
par ponnd,and will not be liable for any amount be
yond $lOO, exempt by special contrast..
WM. H. GATIMXII, Agent
O. & A. B. B. Ca.
11DBILADELPHIA BLICERA RAIL
.11- ROAD LINS.--41.710REST ROUTS to Dimira
Wilkeebarre, Buffalo, Chicago, Rock Island, Niagara
ALB', weekie, Bar Doctor., Montreal, St. Paula
Detroit, Ruaßeth, std Bt. LOLL •
PaMong9i halal vOl lease the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Depot, corner BROAD and 9INI
Streets, daily, (241460 exeepted ) as follows:
7.80 A. M. DAY EXPRESS,
Par Madre, Niagara Palle, Buffalo, Detroit, ikteago,
Mllwaukee, Rook Lind , Galena, St. Pauli, Burlington,
and St. Louie. • -
8.30 P. M. AUGHT mizensgs, -
irar Itimits, Magus lane, Bah* Tietecdt, Chicago,
Book Island, Chilazia, ai.Paule, Barlingion,
and St. Louie.
. U: I": Tickets good used.
The TAO A. R. train conned' at Ritatilog ink the
train for Rardsburg and all nations on the - Li/DATION
TALLNY RAILROAD;
At Rupert, for Wilkonbano, Pittston, licosatan, and ell
statloas on Da LAOKAWANNAL AND DIADIDSBUDD
RAILROAD,
Brid
Bage. ggage elooked to idroirs, Broblo, and linornsfois
SAM O /Mil
Wilkie /arra 26 NI
.
,
Pittston 60
Scranton 76
,
Wilkesbarro ao
.
Williamsport 66
. llmire 00
Osnandairms 00
Genera, via Gorham 00
Rocheater 60
Nlerars Palls W
.
Dealo„ .. .100
arm - 1 60
Cleveland, TIAN. Y. and kris 12 00
" - 'to gara Palle 13 00
Toledo, Tie Neer Nia York add Erie 16 26
Columbus 18 AO
Obtoinnati. New York and Erie - . 19 00
" ' Niagara Fails 19 00
/r.dlenspolis. via New York andltrle 21 CO
Darya, via Niagara Fails 16 00
Oltio::vo, via GreatWestera Railway 92 00
.... Leas Shore Dal/road 22 00
Book Island, via Niagara Palls 21 00
t 4 - Lake Shore Railroad. 27 CO
Burlington 23 00
lowa City 29 26
Bt. Louie, via Chicago 22 00
It Imlisuavolle 29 00
Trunlietb. 97 80
St. Penis 86 10
ID. Tickets can be procured at the Pbßadelphla and
Illmirsßailroad Line.. Ticket 0010 e, Northwest earner
vrrA.ADl33BTtillza.u...t. end e t the pee.
sensor Depot, BROAD sod Turri,- , --------_--- • -
T 1 113011021.22.PRN58 trattwa2 2. : ..k.6611 -----
Lomas .the Depot, Broad street, below Pine, daily,
tkondaye exeepted,) for all volute Wen and North, at 6
Freights mast be delivered before BP. M. to Imre
their gang the same der.
ff - Freight' are forwarded with greater despateh
and Lower Rates than by eel Mlle Anal this eity to the
West and Northwest
Far Maher informatko apply to
ALLEN & GU,
Through Freight Depot, Broad, below Vtue,
Or to CRAB. 8. TAPPER, General Agent,
B. W. oor. Sixth sad Obestunt sta. PUMA&
0. A. N 11101.1.8,
Gerd. Bnpt . Thils4a. and Reading Railroad.
a. A. FONDA,
Geol. Supt. Catawissa, & Z. Railroad.
A. annlax,
dedl-ly Geol. Sept. W`suisport and Elmira Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA AND READINGRAILI
ROAD—RAST FREIGHT LI/M.—Freight trains
leave the Depot, BROAD Street, b. low vreas, daily, for
Buitalo, Suspension Bridge, °soma, Detroit, Ceieago,
tdilwaultle, Olden*, Dubuque, Bt..Tionia, and Interme
diate potato.
This is the shortest route tai Cessals and the Lake
Porta, yid goods will be forwarded Id* greater despatch
to the shore points than by any other rotate.
Vaster or MINIS Plir , 100
Via Railroad
Ist ohm. gd elere. DI elem. gtk dug.
BButpe uffal nittoir Bridge SKI .
DO 70 70
60 ao 40
040
Dunkirk. 96 75 65 46
Detroit 411 20 - 7 B 7B 02
Chicago . 150 1 15 106 90
freight going thnnigh by nil •%11 the wey mot be
Visaed "VIA 8A1L.,,
No tessabipm ant between Phßedelpkia and Elalra.
Mark gooda via "Plalladalp lags Ending Railroad,
And send to t he Depot, Broa, below Vino, daily *
before d P. M.
Yor further information 1n revrd to this route, eel
at the through freight ogee of tbe Philadelphia, teia.
guru, and Great Western Line, W. owner BIXTIA
and OILICSTNOT. 400-7
jai ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.—THE
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the At
lento Cities with Western, North-western, and South
western States, by a eontinuone Railway direst. Thill
Bowl also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line ,ot
steamers to all porta on the Western Rivers, and at
Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to all ports on
the North-western Lakes; making the most DIRECT,
CHEAPEST and RELIABLE ROUTE by which /freight
cart be forwarded to and from the CHEAT
BATAS PHILILDILPIELI.AND S PITTS.
Runoff. -
Plane OtAsa—Boob, Shoes, Hata, and
Cape, Books, Dry Goods, (ha bozo
Wes and trunks), Drugs, (in bowl
and bales) leathers, Pun, Iso. Me. par /CO no
Mom 0mfr0.....p0me.016 Res t o n
Shirting and TickMg, (in origbail
bales), liruge(in woke), Berderans,
Leather, Liquor, (( In easke,) Wall
Paper, 'Wool, and Sheep Pete,
leftward, &it; &o CCP. per 100 Th,,
Tills Cluant—Anrils, Ramp, Bacon
and Pork. Salted, (loose or in
nolo), Pointe, (dry and in all,)
OilsJesoept lard and raisin) toe. par 100 lb*
Tteinent linaen—CoPee, rah, Bacon,
Beef, P ,ork (in; casks or bonne
eastward), Lard andLardoll, Neils,
Pods AA, Garcon (8 11 71 Tar, Pltdit,
Bodo, Steel, Idanareehmed TA
NA**, Bonn 011, Queetunrare i
Sugar, (hhda., and bow,/
Ac., &a Cie. per 100 lb
PLOOL-740. p4r 11l lentil further notloe.
Gault-86e . per 100 he., until further notioe.
Corfoo—tst per bale, not elmieding COO Ms. weight,
wan farther notice.
In shipping Goode from an bat of Philadel.
OM, be particular tow.= as Potarylvasia
Imig r°44 ." Goode consign to the Agents of this
Road, at Philadelphia or Pittston/L . , will be forwarded
without deteotion.
Malan, doewes.—Clarke & Co., Chicago; hinter &
& Co., Idemptibt, Tenn.; IL P. God fr.. ob.: It. too*
Mo. ; P. G. OMUley & Co., Bransrille, Indiana; Wm.
Bingham, Loolsrille, Ifentooky. 11. R. metdrame,
Mama, Indians; W. Brown &Co., and Ather
Hibbard; Cineluniti ; tr. fr. Pierce & Zanenalle,
Ohio; Leech & Co., {lo. 64 Kilbyatteat, Boston; Lew&
& Co. 2 Astor Rotten, New Pork, No. 1 William at,
Now York ; Oneeder, Philadelphia ; Idasraw •
Hiinitnil Baltimore; A Stewart, Pittsburgh.
H. H. 161013870 f
Gloms' Freight Limit.
H. P. LOIdBABBP,
dog- General etaperlntentlent. Altoona. Pa.
otactiinctii anb iron.
!UIUJL ♦. Imam. a. Vaaaratr imam
WILLIAM N. 1131.7401/...
SOUTffWARIC FOUNDItY,
lUTH AND WASHINGTON Maul%
MERRICK. & SOWS,
lINGIN3I4IIB AND MADIEEWISTB,
osanuraetore High and Low Promo Steam engines,
Land hirer, and !daring smite.
Boiler,, Vasomotor', Tanks, Iron 301410, 40,, Vs/
fags of all kinds, either Irlin or Brass.
Iron frame roofe for Gas Works, Workshops, Balled
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Improwod construction.
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Sugar. Saw, and Grief Mills Vacuum Pull, Open Stem
Trains, Defecators, Bitters, Pumping Engines, Aso.
Sole Agents for N. Rillienve Patent Sugar Boni!
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Stearn Pump.
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