The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, September 08, 1858, Image 4

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is. ri - :Vidaible lot of•gremid adkil ' ' thBll!Brrit at the Midi.
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charge stnitet4 , 2nd ' ~.., ', 40841fourtivetreet-r water
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... - TRGICIIIEITOIII.,.., 9 - .10.109 . ..,,,T1Fe,:10410 `
brick dwelling , - 0
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• SIX2II PAT,gailio,inamEman, rtuk.: - , •
: - '-Peremptory Sale. or Pramftesi fro.loBl;Walnutil -
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- - -• l'illi hut, 410 a'ololo 'moth" , pomailie,l.o.l wal.
..., nut street:without reeette-uanlairs-b.,: ' • '• •
- • ' All that won-bale tiosoatory,brisk -mellimage,Adtb
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- Linen- containing,injrnilterMagittitreeflilltiatind
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' a see p.r annum , :a. , .cerium,. MX buy- leine'after 19th
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..; • 11:7 * . The resieeecte.:se,f6timg4eßthe eastptio4lo4.
Same size and delicription will be sold at the same time.
8700 may remain eiCilcorigiV 4 . 4 l ir' :•"4-4 , ‘',-_--,:••''''.o___' , 'l_: ."
• ' BABHIGNAGLIS • Iftillintll .:•, - LABON•;a111 1 / 1 084B; , .
' - - SAICOSI.A/ARPBToe ,- ; BlL•palk,":Sce., ~, _ -,....1 . ,
- Also, Istmeetetelylonti tor el4e7prAhe.rse Men* GM'
. entire farniturb, - eiludlngd large and elegant French,
plate mantel mirrookirrint'grf."o , elegantaolld , romg , .
wood drswlng-roo2llollol andsome,,,ropiivroBd
carved etagere; rtsimactd‘lOopis 1-cibfikel-witik"flne
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'iron/della marble sfabaf-lirgo, 4 drillegant 'reari* o od ,
` sideboard to match ;„ ladfsairosewcud agerolary ; Ono
' 'Preach china painted *Mit ;Aide' latigraringip, panto Bak- , -
any and Bnicaels eafpeta,i, suriiiierdiniughnoni" atur
chamber furniture 'fr , .-,... , •-:-' , ,,•-•'',1' 9 ".." iv"), - t:- - _ ' -1 , , , , 7 - ' ,
- , sracrANT-Ermy..tr 1 ;,,,..-- ..- • • 2 = ~, -,
• . • •'• Also, 21 fine geld slirermitil Oid'ssieloeill ;:244Cblets f I
• 2 wino coolers ; 41010 pltebere; ice tub; tureen ; Jelly '
Web ; better digh ; sogailsrvirrtifiliers - setts ; foster;
1, - spoons, forks, knites, ita.,- Au, ~ S All' fh'abore are
~... solid sfititr;) „-, ~., Th" , ,-. • ''f- ,, .. , -,.1.:• .
~, g Also, importer pkatiikeoliartd ve g eta ble disbes,pitehl;' ,
,- 'era wellareitei imd,%:,ffehliele,litl." - ',_ .•-'''' .
- A - ~:Baniity: of • kifililleutt'ittatiiii=ilirniture; copper ,
crooking utetlUs: 'rerrigeriitok; dre- ..= , ' " "..-: =--
IPr Bull particular - Wire fastaldgliarrPt""jc-=',V;;;,...: ,=,:,
our' The inform:ca. inaihairirgi o nd the dajPreirlous
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Will Inolude:-.:• ---' : ~." •' • ' - • '-, 1,:' , -5
'TWENTY 111;10& „liVillallialOki., d in: -- 7 - ,', '=
-Executor.' Peremptorydale-Estate . of 701e . mtah Walt;
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- THREB-RTOILY ItItIOH - D,W81,L104, sad two,,stery,
•-• Crams dwellioz. Noe. 62131mit 52,8 Seri* ltillii street,
with frame' shop, in the,-rear: Alpo, -trin2l-lior.attory
brick dwellings. 54lilY28and831:Ohatheuretreep, - with
- two. two",atory brick, dweiliegulnlbe reari' ' Tlingit:l6le,
to be sold togetbit. ,"''''',....'
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TURRS-BTOII'iIIItICINIIWBILLINGibto.4Sa Finnic
',lin Utreet s - abore'll6b*Witigerb. ija-,i4-z. 0. --• , 4.- -
THRELI3TORY IIBTOF D.,ITELUNG, ri o. 4oT Green
.- TiLIeRGSTOiIY)IItIOIOfI . O43;ABID:DiIt;,,
No: TIT Oallowhillltree •"_" '._: - ., , ,..•`•t - '„,.',•",..',1',• - `'-,'",„'S, =',,,' •
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T_WO,43TO/11' BRIGS Drptiblittri'-1 3 0u , . StrolF
', vEntszariirit 12.0131CTOWEIWI1itfilio:'425•wsiiii:. -
piston attest,-castor Teritk area; Thirteenth - 1...ad.' , 4'
T.ElRBR4rOnorlitron'amitrarto44o. , 6sll. Farb
„_.l.,..kigh street; Out of'..Btrtitstrilot. v'v .- To• ... ; -- 1 - .. ,-; , ..1 ~ : r., ,
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/,3'_,-",,-: oast aide f Peach i,street, - botree,n;4lreen; and Ogates, , '
--'!"...... -:d Bowed Ond e rignallifirliat'atreetagaJ4,. ~,,,,- , •ig .i.
-i-' - '•i'' , ' ,-, '- . 4 -- YIN,II;TGBAB-SVONI'IIIGGS,-GWR,TAINGSI - tercel. ,
e,f,.;!";` , 'liit IS skirt: Tasohiar alloy, betwaerilinitrth'l and Bifilt';'
o . :?:.: streets. Twelilli•ward.:;-, . Sot' „, , J.,i,* -, •?.:, 'i A ~ :.,
,• - t:', `:::,- ' THRHIS•81'01VB13108; ATOEN'ANI:j,IIWELLI,IB9-.`”
1, '',•• • itov 766 torltli li'` ,-7, -„elpiptif,!lbetirrien - , aerie= and;
..."-.. Oath rine - attests -.", ,•'••', ," '''''! '.. •- ', "2 , '...,,,:,,, ,'
' • . •• EDI Bate of the4riiiiii c eirtifiiii2r - kaptOrii 4 i t artielil
, lam ready In handbills: '" ' " • .„-
"•'• -- :,•VAl,llAftlill : SIILI,BI, ,boar - Iriattip-irsoltrirr,T
:::•- --, -' - ate.--,The .valnablelintiertr ktlothf==iiilbo.loGirerdi
_. ••- - • Floor 'Mills," 'coal yardf• - .-&e'filiiinibr'ktreakilinilho'
--•- Germantown ark -IPorristowxr• Irailkielar kbrmi'lMplar,
' • •-' street, lot 80 hy';7l6l,,rektacci.froiativritvgattimigim
'; brick mill, with superior michineryVkaigebrick. , tac•
,rtory, - stabling eget yeaBratiiiritd triekerrgre,lckii: 'l, , '•
Executor's l'ennolitorYllatintellstitilif throJil'illiamai
-man ypioligi :-'rt. r.,. eve..... owl
V tatrdnrin nantiDy,zicy, - 0049weous3, 'PTA'
BLE, 'AND LARDY, 1,01', - 4411Wiretifiiikit fi v WWI!
north of Arch: foot crier 64 feet frOnt,l4llKfeal deep.
firr • Bale stwOlttiK:' ,, 3 4 .
• =BEM Dlyllli2,l36BXlL - TbreostOry
• Worth Wont - street, blljo Skean's', wltk r two frame ,
dwallicas litho reaqvitnegejasiiieeti-' , ; ? : :' '
NITOEMEL 111113'.
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'; tartlet , ckf-llyeamore street, eat ort broad
-- -,.- .loxesth'•Xotatttriot oil Oprure street', iItIMA . - On i proa , • - .
110138P,HOLD rtntlaTtrildrif - Sditin .
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eau* hbodebblttrarbithrer''! - *,
- Bale at No.-1119 Mae:street ". •
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..-. • Siptentber Bth, 410 o'clock, at No.lllo Vlniati4et;:
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the -attire household' Militate; fine tapestry abiffit
china:sod glardliripkti';'irksoritlirialtTdlainlag
hisaiekeeplog,-.=4,l4oinhe4itirrnsit:riskrAtosiAlbilof
r . : 11'014 ,4 / 1 0;4*.c=- , 1/
'•• = 1110,bitistreilowithIs mottling:at 8 o'clock.
21 . 1P2/lilllt4bitbillo7lllll, . 4 : 1 -110814W000:
o•-idspip', 4 1301), s)'!e6.T.yrrs;4u--
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••‘ ealttltidoorritr ntortmwt; sktbe auction'
store, willoOmpria• boaldiiil3oo lota of oteidlent aiondz.
". -band /crenate, 0 aaperlor rosewood piano f t ertesieral ; .
rat boda , eaegeiAe., estptaoilkl.,
-.. • las', Ind - , glass ware, beds. and beddi its:, tag an
- asisortifteitweith ittdrollfirit-4714144.715i d netters
den Ode - of parehoslogi ; ,
r.:Datalognea now ready; and - the 'articles arranged
'tor -
_ - Eau at N 05,189 iad .141 llostlaco4li Area,
1147 al SUM= , - PLAMO4O.27IOB_,'/WC.B,
• • Aliusszuviuselrrookusacquw&o:-
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• Thuressrmorians, •
'Ai 9 ,it , etoolt,fW3hVaptiotcatorei'arr - extradye
asiaoranatt exela4eatae, rowlihiust !annuli, eligantl
• tdand-fortee fine xelrfors; :carpets, ate:, , ltromg:pelvate
' Minton deelinlog hatakeeplag, xemasokto tbsatara
; tor araveeleas'or; - f, j ,
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Iffl Booth YottrOkAieet,*Dibe 'NAM Alargo
law, bookse,romitliee iltereientlia.!Nbraiiiev
einded and Pie;Piliirkrivitaitsild rdlitrviduldirepqiiii;`
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dyed
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-/"-"A`nq*-18 41 3" . 1 4144, - Fiuutizf foci gold Yeah took;
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(la ii. ;14• 8 T AttflaikkUDlT ,-
„ - ,„ a ..1 TINT OnIik,OUNBATIOR GOOD g.
WAIT/Pk L',I4T'nTOIViI;aIo:429:OOERT: 13110P.T.
- . On ...-
1 7.Repl;mfpg i0LN`nt44.,410,41 1 ,,b3•_ etslolne, on Mx
ted a in ntl ,e r rol it . a . 2 ,4' eta iii-Drencik'dz_i
ogniprioisgoL. tge hiss
s P br seasOnsbie
Oa 419Pl.tn4gpi17 on the morning
MiItLiZQES,
.n., 1 / 4 104bEtbfP484,10i'D,H4tift.-X 1;41-NR , S;
4,. ovo,s)bittoirsoittre'ig'lfetteke. Pantile; Soy_
geng`oleber,* 7 ; :
I 0P . ,/ On , Erldity Herding,- -
gi:11,000 kilebes; P4bnie, Lupin, enFortino rich
Pads printed imorhioes, caidoneresond,mousseline de
AVE Vis,*6
trotViiCcelebratoid ,mannfecture t 'otldessrs. Petarle;
fle3ooox,l3leber,-& -
,v. :On Friday Maiaing,, ;," •
CforilliOnia fill assortment •
T—Lopa sorool, trlPge, bllvanniT, and high cord thibei,
, ;,
4", merino shawls.
.;Do frtnge -- do do
, - do' thibet shawls.
extra ricksprintsd•border Stella ghouls.
bp , coyd , xneslno "andAnuthoiere• Melia dd.
extra tioltielyet end plash shawls. - , •
; ebezielliennif OluMaorden Stalls shawls. • ,
gold ItOrder•broclicelsils. , „ -
• -rich gold border bxoobo scarfe._ - _ •
GOALIT_Y,, , PARIS•, LONG -AND,. OVUM]
AB OH SHAWLS,"92.N.EW-AND,ELECIANT DE.
A 166; if full - rilne of intiarii gi e sAti feria bmilie long
9tifd Strain SlAwle;iif new Ind'elegiait:deafgas. '"• ;.
elegAritzdonble. feted woollen shawls, Jest
i::2 47 8.t1 0 idarre'-sole :galp.wu.wiu‘ ccimiiiise the.
liceitsortmentlimeroffered isk.nriblie" sale,
SEClAltheffolin4 wirithyllte attention of ,the trade.,
11.....80017; (inicaim-
I.JUP/PaortoWOLItrATA BOOTTOVIL CHESTNTITA.,
g °464 / 9 1 ° DOotolo Holm, between Dodith end rift
i,o.
1 This Horning, , -
'Eepteihtiej fith, at 10 o'clock, at the nalex.room, No.
Chelitunt'streetsooiloto embroideries,-comprising
'now style toilers, litanies, note, banda, flonnoings, - /co.,
nutted to olty,rotait - _
'.11j7-flainples and oatalogneli eaily' on the morning.
-„, - SEWING 'MACHINE.
Also,:esiviingmelitifrii made by ginger..
- - -TWOO i tt - HOODS;',HOSIERY 8e: '
children s'sePhyr
• Also, hoods r led?eal, mines', and
boys' henry thres•thfelAtleldlei - broirni- end, mixed
cotton hose. s.
yr" •t VINO AND-EGIJARE-SHAWLEk -- • •
; - Also, 'fag' assortment of long and square bronhi
atiawla:
ERENOII : •
line oflPrench artificial floweret ' ' '•
. , MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAFTERS. ;
meting; and cotton.underpkirt s and drawers
- ,arkite,brown, And colored. "
; ' TAILORING GOODS.
1.1M7. -1 I I
Or PSIS Plcnith FRONT Molt./
heavy bleak 'clothe, an ,
WOOL JA.OEiTe. •
"_
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iqt.tißT Wb r is .l 4 - " "
11-.7 4, :aoMHlelliOi Marto:amiss, Mi.V.BOM 11131 VII I,
liTitHET.Aoraiin STRNET„ - •
t ighTtin EARL` 90 TATNTINeII; 81' . .4.1pNERY, an:
Vtiletverdieg, - '
`' W3'will pelt at:N.l,6klAßiestitnistreet,s4Vio , olook,
lame eciortinelit of line paintingt, cutlery. stationery,
01note, viatiihea and jewelry, .juo.arriTed from
lint alit* be, sold withotit„ieser , vi-La iplendid. chance
for 'dealers_ and °there, --•-:- -„
*toted •
2Ary-
out. Hole weary evening until r the entire stook Is
, •- ' AT PRITATH SALE.
fi huge and valuable-tract-of - valuable coal and tint
bee land 'at.private gale, well'iiorthy the attention' of
earitallata and others, as the owner is oompolled to,
lir Poi farther'? e at the anotton
"H,r. bin:DOOR. 'BALES &dieted' and promptly at.
.-ADVANOZB;..made -on, consignments ,when do
eltee4!ffitfiirtit'extra charm , • ,
t-•,1110 - r
-500138-2.00M13 ope3Vuxiiif Now pre.:
,bared.,to vecoirpanitolcine DRY - GOODS, NOTIOI4Bi
;WAT.OritB 'and •-JEWELISY,--,N vr , end,. nooND.
;BAND YOANITI7I‘I3, X . ApiTuicts, 80,05,11 an 4 DTA
TIONIMY, Ao.'; ,
• 1ir.1ay,1,0,4,44t0rC44,1305er4;
TAMES A. O
FRMAIf; 'AUCTIONEER,
40 4 .110.,422-NVAINtyr STREET, Shore 1;01:MTH.
17-Poroorin favoring u with conaignmonta ea rest
lammed that. their.property *Mut be morticed. • -
Comblialons more moderate than those gloried
byanyather Anotio#llcinse thltility •
Ocinalgomentirespeotfully'solialted.
upr"! Ealetinald lailiedietaliafterlbe deeds ire Sold'
-, „VALT.:BALEB OV REAL RBTATB. .
•-• Pal1;131.10 of Real Estate—September 8: . •
10URTH WALW SAMIP-11EPTEHRIM 15th. -
..
Bate, at ItiO - Rialtange;on'Wedmiaday evening'
September 16614.166 8 f at 8 o'olorhf will looludo- -
_ , TOB/TXT.I6 - 'BIIIIR'.-41TOttE/110•0881 - , OARPRNTRR
'.81108; GERMANTOWN.—•
A lot 0141•com' FHA. Hob. two-story, atone dwelling
hollii,Urpetttor eh_ 'and lot of ground; Ohnroh
- MOO: Wistatintown; 150146 front. 5 . 6 feet deep. Oleos;
'Ofinontribralidioo rent
• •
rOBITLYS 86.1,13 - .LtDWIILLING.• HOLM 800.1101,
`HARDEN STRESTAT ihrie•atott dwelling'
'a'ad "ldt :brier: o 24 forth of Spring OardenalTeaf, /7'
feat:J.l)l=4mo mult , of 13olabylkill - Vhird etleet, 64 feet
frotitind 00 r est deep to Houtur - py, street . $lB5 ground.
'Tiait.Ml:7!l3lilapitaltlre: - •
'!'7310 igaltdbevaid. on,eaoh_ of the Above When the,
tillltti7.BTATß IiALO 4 BBIPFRAII3BIt •
will IniflrideX' , .• • -
xeontgnii 6iale4-ratate.or lion. ,7. • R.,. Ivo*, Deed,
CARGEI , DWRLLING'AND S. W.
00103111 FOURTH AND PRIME EITRZEt—That
three-atoiTlirfek"dielling.honse , and' lot of
4itaind!-theietir..belonglnzlialuate at the 8:W. corner
of ilfoimthand Prime -etree's. 86 feet front,lo4 feet
deep., This property ie deattablit as ardielliog, - for
-hilleto;di could - be altered, at small expense, into a
`Part - of the mirehaie-inonermiy -
•- • .
TWO44OB4, I BIIIDIfrD*BII.I4ItayYRIINR BT,
-.AJDO,Ihe - knell • tire-itBTy - Irldk built nga.i3Jonirtug to
•,tbemmie eeteteledjeltiltig , Sn the'irbet,-18 feet front, at
deepeiaribleet , lcl • $lB groiirel-rent. lliobJeot oleo
Tte_eCttreemeet :that Open the alteration or improve ,
'milt - of 'this , property the alley lit the aide' le to be
widened to 8 feet leer itosbesisod to be ;.2 feet high In
the cleats -,
" ): ,-,113 . 1 yeti of the . , tairguiaa,:ibooicy Clay
11111,litlift(ZOTEVLATPIPOOT/IWALItH.—NO. I.
'SWOP* lot, south 'aide Of ;Watkins atreet; 223 feet
ecet of Fifth street, BOrithrult,ls-leyt 11% , by lug
feet deep, to Plaice strasti;
No' a lot, bloyaniehein - g road, 88-" feet below
Norris atreetkle feet front, 'IA feet 2,Clbotics deep, to
- • Poelevo SAW' ,
•
NOUSE: - AND LOT, TACONT, OXFORD TOWN.:
8111P:=-It bonne and lot of ground, No. 176, a plea of
I: , T4OOnF. torttar Of Wanhlngtonstrtet, Onford.and Spring
, street,-50 feet b' 180 feet. : Three fronts, _Clean of ln
-1:4"1114,1.e.--r,
rt
"- 14111T.T./12361541,T01tr DRIOX,DWRLLISI(I; ROW-
A.II%OTRIEW24.I24.VbtatrIIVA neat three-story
beck - dwelllng•honen lint lot" Of ground, went elde of
striet, - 110 feoVeoittli - Of Market etreet - , 15 feet
50,,fent deer, it11,, 5 )5214151. - ,,W111 rent f0r,5225.
it ..8415 - ".tersl - 5 _5414 •
$5O to pelernn, 'esoll'of the Ann - when the
lipatlss4 l ¢sk;-. •:"'t • •
Adiointstrptd.loB:l34lls33 Locist street.' -
7/19171311H0LD FURNITURE'' OARPRTEI, GLASS . .
WARI7,`IIIIRRORB:OAR FIXTURES, &e.
, , On bion6ny Morning. •
otoloolc; at Na 1032 Lotinit street, Vll bo sold
the entire tionsebobtfarriltOro. -
. • •
l'arltulsts' to-morrow., '
EffS4T2i - AT PIGVA;TBISALIa: , .
llandiem zminSfpnittlisreitaOser'of Seventeenth
And WelOatatrecita
lteladetmeMsahlngton Square tad Walnut attest,
Direlltnehotuie; fto.,Elat Thasottest.
toss of Isjaa,"lnalanlttieen
W 61111610 property,Yrankford road.
dw,elljue.tfo'.l6l2 Wallace street. „
AninnemCittandtStalttelthit, Seventeenth and Wash:
, „
instoWettrarets.i..: ' . •
Leming propertt , ,Bo sates; &o abatis - Torresttele;
3 . )14 Unit cif land, GlialtoWnsentat, Odruantown.
, Bandsomf.reildvioa:llsidlot;'West Philadelphia.
oftiiimit o . .Germantown 'lMltroad and
Vedstmliiirnvenie.." " '
•-•••• Haidesats - dws44:,,NtriicAlsydett street, above
tioriessuc. •
, -At priewto mato, a likuohkfablinot" of talnersla, eels-
Zatistsg *vet . , 400 olotohiib,tho kolloction of mayoral
'Taub iwopiwAy, of whb bee ad :roots
for thim.,'Xhey breVob''doehsble for A - iinblio Inthltu.;
4bapi7.:4pplyst, the Anathin oWorb. „
. . .
Ugal
i ETI` ADMINISTRATION TO
TIOI — ESTATS' OP i3APIIARINP , GAOLE;
,det - easodt•lateof, tho Terooty-third ward, („but„fonnorly
toiMeda , of Ataiiaiqdzik . ,) of tbtrottp of_ Philadelphia,
lariog been panted, to tho itadoiggoe4,:all perdoul
jrl,.tetptod to thd said • Optato are tvolioated;to Male pay .
111fIlt,mid:thijeo tiailnip attain against tho mime to pro
sant -
-
. IDSO. WlDAPlP.,..idatotOtratoii:' , •
• - • • - ltfanspunk.. , ,
j,,,qoptdir4or 6;1141, waggE55034010.,
IGISTATE.. I Ot r AttAItGARET , N.ELkiON.--..-
434 Let Less of Adtiiiiiistritlci ten taineitto nnero, -
}Aye been irtuited t•46-abdve"- ttotate to• the under
cut. n t.t We same will
f e tz4i hteitts , those indebted the
zeeehtete, d o!dent 7111 ?lease
.11,.• GIBBS, • •
, - Parrish, aboii Ninth street':
Zy
;•!' • - 129 Pimlaritresi.
. .
Jrt, THE' COORT 'OF COMMON - PLEAS
)*(111: THE al,tr w P°P 4 r/ - 9 0 :PWLAZZL•
:Td the diathii. or a - kg:Albite of triE ifitivtit BRA cri
OWN AND COAL COMPANY.
Auditor:apgiolated by=the Oeurt to audit, siettle,
ant adieettlie artoiints 'of JOliti,` R tp.Treapaelx of
the North "Dii"ph-lyon and Oita voin v aity, filed for and,
onfiehititetf the' Elinage're , ahting 'as Triudeeff of the
Ci g k e ittlit l ' !al 4 e l telea l f'i t ri te l a t i ett t tte P p i Wert i Z t '
,inatedneide odloe,iit'thifiletitheast'corneine Eighth
- ;Loduat otreeta, in the city or Philadelphia, on
ToP,DAV,iiiptemb6l‘; Itt4-1858,' at , o'plcck to : the.
' DAMEL-Doll(llprarr-
-
•
eafto4
J 7.OD . EIt.;I2fAI i ES: ,
tet
4 4 1, rge auortmeat of " ' '
• • EVANS , * WATS()
ICIIP:)0 trltE
.4.442ANDER SAVES,
II;r4,- D 09813,
or Bombe 13toreo. ' '
:kIRON iwi icons), one,, '.., 0.01114/104-11,Z.PIC58co
°trig itiVattivtotriis' adfother e tablle '
. unitod steel' • fl ?' 4 tu M ie •
-•- "•A zid'ai . *
, Vit •
, ' - South FRONT afreet,-
7"
• ' 1 .34
tri).l '1
1,7X'04010,,E , A:CULL, - , philn •
ataa-t ! :,..,
" •
NO-ONElnhqttld to.tbe,Sen-Ahore with.
often' fiettle inir.4I2DIOAIIID BRAIiDY 1n
easeip orietebkle Mune ; It .Itonld be
iiianyJnetanees D.
:IRqed PTIO.
nim liel ilin b iekle, gi015" .. ,4014144ed, hale, been re.
etyite
ZAIGLEE ~ x 2/11 - 214DiiiEfgfifte;"'`
~ .01,941; g911111W1411 cor, Oaoond and anon ete.'
,
f- - v - A4 : • If - -4 - -
418 ' , 4 sl,', •A t .8 . W 4°4 1.01, 1- 4 01104
, SDAY.-4 PTE
„
„ „
O.OII4Ii4NIAL
OTRAWBBRlOttrbettreen
isardar,e/.9IIF.E.TNUT and MOND and THIRD street!.
- 1. G. NOVlEBSt,, , Arrrimtn n in,
Melte the riticillie - attention "of 'OM , :
43haserkto the",pererdpiory+ ash) of ltlerge assortment of
'Staple cod fancy-fall needs, to be made thld Morklog,
by-catalogueinotoreenoing at 100'olooli preolzely.
_'lncluded Will be toned—
HOSIRY,' catopps;- RAIBROIDRAINS, TAILORING
- GOODS. .
" - B aintleaind catalogues now ready.
PER/MP ORY BALK OP,UTAYLR ANL/ANDY ,
•-• . , This Homing:4y
' 9t, last, commencing at 10 o'clock precteely,wlll be
soldor3thout riiserve a large and generatessortinerit of
o rf oose i IBRY GOODB.
iftnkes#4 . Staple fall koods; , cetudstiog of, viz : " -
yl;izaaelltand'‘cloain'ttlon-li--h; c a u ld ha m lf e h ri o n s o ei s z h e l p r t ts yr an yarn d dr h aw oods eri,
,Wootscarfs... - ,
- --.-. TAILORING GOODS. '
- Aloe, bleolc'and mixed pmmltneres, fancy printed and
Bain sattinets, velvet vestings, clouded plashes, elu
te suependere, silk are:Vats 'silk gloves' dee
u bilk glot.
- EMBROIDERIES.
Also, a general aatortment Freneh . end Seoteh 'eta:
krolderies. - constiting of collars ; flannelettes buids,,eco.
Also, llnen.:esmbrio haudkorelliefs( 'infanta' frock
walsts,,Sce. -
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY
_ Alpo; )00 'Cartoon black silk-velvet ribbons, fall
colon, omit de .:sole bonnet ribbon',, silk tilramlinf,
•-"; ' " '
:.I.Alini,"mert , v, large cotton handkerchief', white and
Coloredspool cotton, silk ties, silk decks. . 7 ('
general yartetrof notiOain,f ;21
• JEwEvay. •
„
rateable nonsigt!otent Jaiteirii.doaslatiug
of tna , 8 11 °° 1 r % n r vest " al ? a M e The 4141 ttiangadfoilXin i On; -
- .nth
citalosictog.'early‘cinitio;th,orDing of Ade, when the
trade and - purokaaera generally are Invited to attend.
EO/ID, —AUCTIONEER, NO.
J "630.MARICET STREET, between FIRTH - and
SIXTH, South side. •
POSTEONRUENT. o*,
.I'n'eeiatiqtience of removal to our new store, NO. 630,
adjoining one foriner location, No. 628 'Market street,
our eale,of , darpeting is postponed until Friday next,
10th -
SALE , ON INGRAIN AND VENITTAN.SiIIIIIII3;
: n.' - RUGS, ace.
On Friday Morning, -
September 10. et 10 o'clock preeleely, we will gall, by
eatelogue, about 200 pieces of.superilne worsted and.
*tool ,all-wool Oiling and cotton ingrain carritings,
tufted raga; &0. 1
Also; 100 - pieces, 8.4, , 6-8,..7 , 8,.and 4.4 .flax, filling,
woratedand cotton Faultier' carpetinge, to which the
attention:olMb trade and purchasers is•inelted:'
fly• Catalogues on the morning of sale:
FOURTH -FALL JULE OF BOOTS AND 'SHOES
On Thursday Morning
-9th Wet., &CIO o'clock precisely, will be gold about
1,000 cases boots, shoes; getters, - embracing the
, assortment for city and country Sales.
BLAOE - BILK HATS, BUR,OAES,
60 essoeimperior quality, fashionable Myles, bleat
ellk batsjur caps, ho.
• •". = GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
Also, 80 eases' , superior whalebone 'and' steel frame
gingham umbrellas.
- = OXRPRT-BAGEI AND SATWIELS.
•
- - - - On Thursday ederning, - '
Incliked in catalogue, a line of carpet.bage and
natchels, of supetior manufacture.. :
• frit Catalogues early on the morning of sale.
;,1 sEbnatiOndl.
L .
EMAN'ALLEN, A. N., Teacher of the
'Violin and Pinto.. Mr. Allen may be applied to
at the residenee:of hie father, Professer Allerii - NC2I6
Smith - REVETMENT!' Street. ' sepl-tool
VIIESTNITT STREET - SEMINARY,'
--•ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL,
• 11.008 CHESTNUT STREET,
This Institut„lpn for Young Mon and Boys will reopen
on MONDAY, September t.
• ; ROY. LYMAN COLEMAN, .
TURNER J. SANDERSON, •
itt3l.4.2t* ,
ILIALLAD-SINGINd, 'GUITAR, and the
1t.. 9 Breach Lapping.. Vocal Classes, Ladles only 18
per quarter. . - —T. BIBIIOP,
au31.2.11*. .. - , , 1202• FILBERT Street.
THE MISSES - BULLOCK, - at 265 South
NINTH Street, will reopen their Scheel foi Young
Ladles on MONDAY, the Bth Sept. For reference, see
•Banner Crossand Bpiiicepat - anBl-.120,
1111HNNUMMER STREET INSTITUTE
.I,BOR YOUNG LADIES, Miss D. B. BURT, Princl
pitl, 'reopen on MON DAY, September 8.
•Bor (Brenton, ho., please apply , at the Institute, No.
1821 SUMMER Street. ' ' ettBo-Im*
iIIEORGE R. BARKER'S ENGLISH and
OLASSInAL , SCHOOL, GERNA
Ii TOWN, will
reopen on MONDAY , September 6,1868: ' anBo-IBtW
riIHE MISSES> AERTSEN will RE=OPEN
their SUROGC FOIL YOUNG LADIES on hION.
DAY; the ettrat September, at their residence; PRICE
Street, Germantown.-anl7.lm*•.
.
111 R. 'ASHTON's :INSTITUTE ~FOR
worm I..aDIEB. No. 929 ASCII Street, four
doors below Tenth, north side.—The Ball Term
commence on MONDAY, the 9th of September.:
,The object of this institution Is to' impart.tii yonig
ladies abound practical education in the branches
usually taught in the first-class Seminaries. With this
in -slew, the Institution is in -the peaercisiorinf all the
modern and- improved 'edutiational appliances; among
them lean eatensive Philosophical Oabinet. • ,
The school-room, which is one of the be, adapted
- for its 'puipcise in the country, is - now open • for the
chins of those who feel interested in female admix
. att2B-tf
jDUOATION FOR YOUNG LADIES.—
The duties of the SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE
YOR - YOUPG LADIEb will be resumed on MONDAY S
September 6th, -
.GILIVERT COMBS ; A. 11.; PpMotpst,
Noe. 008 and 611 MARSHALL Street,
MISSES- CASEY AND MRS. BEEBE'S'
MN BOARDING AND DAY 801100 L FOR YOUNG
LAMS, No.lloB WALNUT Btrest, west, of BBYRN
TBENTRPIttIadeIphIs, will be re-opened, on WND
NEBDAY, the Bth of Beptember. ma-2m*
RS.gvGUIRE'S BOARDING AND DAY
BOHOOL YOB YOUNG LADIES, 7080 SPRING
(MENDS Street, will be ve-orinipa , MONDAY, Sep.:
temberfith. ,
V.LASSIGAL—AND HATHEMATIOAL
S01100L•—•-Thi Subscriber will resume the duties'
of his &stool. in the building at the Northeast corner
of -AROII and TENTH Streets, on WEDNESDAY, the
lot of September. WILLIAM PEWSAIVEII.
.- •
G. 'M. AGNEW'S INSTITUTE roa
- ROIIGG LADIES' 1711 , TINPI Streit;
on MONDAY, September Oth, re-open Its twenty-ninth
session. For - circulars containing term* ten., please
ipplyto - ' W. G. .I),AGIOW, Principal,
fluß4-1 13 1* : . 1711 Mil Btreeb.'
'MW INSTlTATE—Scilithimbe corner of
THIRTMENTIi and SILBERT Streets, will be
opened 'ini MONDAY; the 6th of September next. •
Private - instruction, though' favorable to mid pro
gress, yet send/ the schblar into the world with a keen
senaltlvenese r which totally disqualifies him for active
life; whilst attention to many oftentimes forces the
instruotor to moot general diffictd tied rather thin those
personal to each individual and the learner-either
loses all Interest, or becomes superficial in his acquire
ments. Per these and other reasons the number is
limited..
per further information apply personally,. from nine
oltdoek A. M. to one o'clock P. M. or by note, to
in22l-12i* R. STEWART. Principal. ,
HE SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL
.a. , .INSTITLITN, CHESTNUT Street, nerthwest'cor
ner of TWSLIPPII, reopens on MONDAY, September
G. This is a superior institution of Learning for. boys
:and young men. The faculty consists of six Professors.
In addition to the English and Classical branches, there
is superadded an eat:snare Saieulific department with
large _collections of Philosohical and Chemical appa
ratus and spepimens of objects In Natural: History.
Terms,.l26 per quarter. For boys under twelve years
or age, $2O per quarter. • Entrance on TWIL.FTII.
Street. I. ENNIS, A. M.,.
auFf-Im Principal.
SPRING} 'GARDEN ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS—Northeastoortier 'of
21.011T11 and BUTTONWOOD. Streets, Pall &salon
opens* ; Sept. 6th 1858. The ptinciplOs of ; 6 Moral
lussiosi , l , have been - miccessfully adopted At this ;nett
tution niece Its establishment and . parenti entrusting
their sons Into thetands of t in e Principal can rest as
sured of their good, trOitmeht abd rapid adoantement.
Pupils received at any time and ago. Catalogues tar
nished- gratuitously. Parents are invited to visit the
school. -" P. DONLICAVY LONG,
au2o.6w " , Principal;
CENTRAL INSTITUTE—ENGLISH AND
oLeasxaAL SOROOL.—Willibe iti-opened MON
DAY, September Sth. , :' TENTH and SPRING GAUDIN
Streete.' U. G. IdoGIIIRE, A. M.,
; Principal.
• ; 1 ,,p1,- , ' MITE? :&', Co.'s, MEROAN
. 'TILE. COLLEGE, Eionthesst cornei
EIGHTH atio • CEIESTEUT Streets,
(establiihed in'lBlo, 11,161 incorporated by the Lesisia•
titre of Pennsylvania.)- In this well-k nown Institution
the , _
• COUNTING LIOUSE COURSE
of Praotioal, Single, and Double Entry
• - BOOKKEEPING,
Including all the AUXILIARY BOORS, OottnntorAL OIL
017IATIONS, and'
BECEINEEB WRITING,
hp taught in the most suenensful end astlefantory style.
M. 110011 R, -
P. EDWARDS, Principals.
P
an2l.-ly E.R. B. EDITOR, Penman.
ITTENHOUSE ACADEMY- —Tito Eighth
Session, of this Institution for Boys will com
mence WEDNESDAY" Viipteniher 1, - 1858. Rooms
:Northeast corner of 011ESTNIIT and EIGUTEENTII
fßiooto,
,E4tatninco on Eighteenth street,
LUCIUS BARROWS, t r" ,„„,
.'"'
":02:1-len , , JOHN IL WBSTCOTT, f
. .
COMMSROIAL AND CLASSICAL - IN.-
STITUTII, at 1302 P.II,BEBT Street—This School
will open MONDAY, 6th of Septeinber.' All Bnglish'
branches, Mathematics, the Classico, and Modern Lea
gues* taught by a' inethid Whieh insures accurate and
thorough knowledge.
Tor tratimoniale of encases. terms, and other particu
lars. seethe Circular, which may be had at 613 OBB3T
NUT, or 1302 FILBERT Street. • ' ,
- Dr. 0. 131110EINSTIOHER, late of Brooklyn, L. I.
Before - nett r.l
—Be. A. Vaughan, - Rey. William IL
Barnette; Rer..Wi`. J. Mann, Bey. J. 11. A. Bomberger,
Bey, Th. Stork, Prof. John 8. Dart, Prof. D. Wothake,
BenjatnieGerhard • Sag Oharlos Voila Beg., 0
Ilegedorn,-Begt,fier.'ll. W. 'Beecher,. Brooklyn ; Rey.
O. W. Bethune, Brooklyb Theodore Bedgirick,
Y.; Prof. 0. 0,. Felton,' Cambridge. ' aulo-11n*
'..P.DGEELILL SCHOOL; "PItINGETON;
,Jl-14
,11):W le adapted to those
ywho'desiro their eons to have I careful preparation for
College oifor a bueloess life. s Thoiongh instruction - 1s
given in Engnth,' Mithemattlea, -Ancient and Modern
enguagee, ko. The instructors elm, not only,to have
their pupils thoroughly master fundamental prinolples,
but to form those lioblte of thought whichVrill ; render
'fixture and higher attairimmitit rapid and Maly.' DEW'S
oration, Composition; and. Debate are prtiotised 'ln the
Edgehill Piterory Satiety, which embrocaiall 'the 'pu
pas of thin - School.' For partionlarsi terme, at., ad
drone • • ItEV. JAMIE T. lIELM,"er •
REV. /AXES P. DIIGIIEB, Principals,
I .ONG'S SPRING GARDEN ACADEMY,
' 3 -4 N.ll. earner EIGHTH and BUTTONWOOD Sta.
aozetiortorm, DEPARTMENT.-Book-keeping, in.
all, its TiZIOUI forms; preparing Stallants.horonghly for:
situations in any branch of brudsmin; Plain and Orna.
mental Writing Commerolal Calculating; Lew and Cor
e.
respondence. No institution in the United ' gives
4 more thorough and precticai course, In this depart
ment no teaching Is dona huelamed, and le open BAY
and EVENLNO. Time unlimited.
MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL DEPART
MBET.-,(Ept e from - the above ,) 'Young, Men and -
Boya *repo: ' for'any grade an : English and Clam—
kcal _Edna on, via : Spelithg, Reading Writing; Gram:.
mar, Geography; AtithmeUe,Thilosty; Ace, Atalant
a:A hdisiern Languages ; with,all the gheinColleglate
Studies', Seeisioni of::5 Months ,commence September ,
let, and Yebrnizy Ist. Pupllei ineeived at any time he;
fore or after these dates and charged accordingly. Cala- ,
logos fniulahed gratis.: •
: F. DONLEATY : LONG,
B R YA ' N''
& STRATTON'S-CHAIN OP -
- NATIONAL MERCANTILE COLLEGES.
ladelphliVCollege, - Sottheact Corner' SEVENTH and
,CHESTNUT arbetal•lior information, call or send rot
JeltiM
EVENING,-BESSIONS HAVE COMMENCED. •
, , •
TO4AGt.—S,tina,g(i'ociti bo at , a
pike hi the,Werefionie, No. " 0 .Noith•Wetor,
'street; Zr hi the second and third Medea of No. 203
Aroh ttyv4, l Apply_ins to•
0: - 0. SAM AR & CO.,
tt;to/1 Street, 24 door above Front.
;; - 1 - 57 - PciPt.l 3 ,oo' 040e0.
w.#?,faiN & "do:;"_
- . witimEBl-6§.*Al:s,its
BOOTS ANb SHOES
•
No,. 'SI3,;,BiA.AtBT-1 3 TREHT .
att2l:lin PILTLADEILPHIA,
LEVIOK, RASIN, , k
BOOT AND SHOE WARDDOIJBE,,
MANIIVAOTORYi ' "
NO. 625 MARKET 'STREET,
NORTH BID), BELOW OIXTIIi
HENDRY & HARRIS, '
MANUFACTURERS AND FiIIOLESALR DRUMM
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N. W. Corner THIRD and ARCH Streets, :
au2s.2ra FIIILADELYUIA.
& M. SAUNDERS,
• WIIOLESALB DRALUItS
HOO.TS, - AND SHOES,,,,
Of PHILADELPHIA and PASTERN Manufacture.
'
STRAW GOODS AND SORT HATS.
CART, and prompt SIX-MONTHS !MYHRE]
End It to their interest to examine our Stook. „
an2o-1m No. 34 North FOURTH Street.
.BOKER & BROTHERS,. • -
MANUFACTURERS
AHD
WHOLESALE DEALERS
°VDT AND EASTERN MADE
' BOOTS AND. , SJIOES,.
Nos, 482 AND 434 MARKET STREET,
Below Fifth, Booth side,
anl9-1M PHILADELPHIA
STOOK ' " '
o.
, BOOTS.A.ND snoms.
JOSEPH H. THOMPSOH .!c CO.,
No. 814 MARKET STREET,
AND
Nos. 3 and isPBAtmEnT
RATA 150W,114 . 8T088 A LABOR AlffilWilLU AOSOIVID
STOOK Or
BOOTS AND OBOES,
OP CITY AND EASTERN MANOYAOTURE.
Which they offer for solo on the 1146 terme tofieah,
or on the usual oredlt. Buyers are Invited to call and
examine their stook. ' '--• ' • '' ‘ -' ' ' jy3l4l'
BOOTS AND • SHDES.—The subscriber
has on hand a large and varied stook of BOOTS
and 0801/13, which he,will sell at the loweet_prioes.
GEO. W. TAYLOR,
non-1Y . 6. 11. corner YIPTB and MAIMET
plwe Sinbings.
EDWIN W. PAYNE,
IRON BUILDING, ARCH STREET,
One door above Fourth
IRVORTER /ND DEALER 111 '
LABTINGS
EtALLOONB i
- • 811EETINGS
IfILENOIL KID,
' •
CONGRESS WEBB,
. • TOILET SLIPPERS UPPERS,
SLIPPER TRIMMING'S, LACES, &o. 0u19.2m
Tilt) SHOE MANUFACTURERS AND
.1. FINDING MEN.—We are nowprepared to fill all
orders for LASTS for the Fall Trade We' have'
created onr facilities in tho Manufacturing Department,.
and with a larger working stock of wood on hand than
any other manufacturer in. this city or New York, we
'can famish Dry Wood, and at the' lowest Philadelphia
or Eastern prices. J. HOWARD & CO.
Philadelphia.
JOHN MURPHY, late of Terry street, New York, at
112 DREAD Street.
NOTICE TO SHOE MANI7FACTURERS.
IN The undersigned (successors to the late JOSEPH
T. JOHNS) are now prepared to meet the wants of the
trade at the
O,LD STAND,
Northeast corner of AROJI and ROURTH Streets.,
Their facilities for IMPORTING and BURNISHING
every article in the SHOE STUPPirand TRIMMINGS
line, at 'mUdorate prices and on favorable terms, are
unsurpassed.
The attention of BUYERS is respectfully solicited.
WM. JOHNS & SON,
N. Z. corner Arch and Fourth eta.
Ovntlenten's
AVINonESTEIt ii - Mpannstracußtiv -
YURNIBELING STORE '
'PATENT SHOHLDER 'TO SEAM SHIRT HANIINAC-
. . RE,
At the Old Fiend, No. 706 OHEBTNIIT STREIT, Uppo•
mite the Washington Howe. _ , ,
A. WINCHESTER will give as heretofore, hie per
sonal supervision to the Cutting and Manufacturing
departments. Orders for him ;celebrated style of Shirts
and Collars tilled at the shortest notice. Wholesale
trade supplied on liberal terms. ' 1r2.14.y
of Akio thia-:f
IL. • onnerrei (late
GENTLEMEN'S FU o
RNISII
ING STORE and SHIRT MANUPACTORY, 814
CHESTNUT Street, (nearlyopposito the Girard Housed
Philadelphia.
J. W. S. would respeotfuni call the 'attention of his
former patrons Mid friends to ble new Store, and to pre •
rowed to All eiders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfect fit guarantied. COUNTRY TRADE supplied
with PINE fiIIIRTB and COLLARS. --
GGENTLEMEN'SFURNISEIRG STORE.
W. W. ICNIGUT, 608 A.11.0H Street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. !Wider - in ail kinde r Iturnishing
006311, and manufacturer of ' Pine MUM, warranted
equal in every respect to any others; manufactured' in
this city or elsewhere, wholesale and retail, or made
to order. nahl-tf
TIE N TIE IPS"wicAPPERS Olt
DRESSIN(i GOWDIB.—The IM•gest . mei beat 11/1*
sortmout the city, wholesale and setae, With mall
line of trader Clothing, suited to tit seasbn, at W. W.
KNIGHT% Street, abo o Sixth, Philadel
phia.
Onintner tigoarti.
EP g RATA MOUNTAIN 'SPRINGS,
LANCASTER CO. ; T.S.=—Wal 0004 tEe'elfghth
der . of June for 'facia. This healthy Summer resort
has many advantages which recommend it ,to the
pitblie In much of a home place to enjoy the mountain
air during the hot season. It 'is elevaUd twelve hun
dred feet above water level. There are graveled walks
through dense forests, and shaded •arbors ; by the way
side are many springs of the purest soft water, at a
temperature of 49 to 62 degree. of Fahrenheit. ' At the
summit' in an observatory overlooking an area of 40
miles Runs of farms in the highest state of oultlya
Sion ' embracing the whole of Lancaster eettnty, and
points in ten other counties. The scenery fades away
in the boundary of mountains at the distance of 70
miles. It is altogether one of the most grand and et
tenetve panoramio views to bo met within any country.
No kind of epidemic has ever been known here at any
lesson of the .year.' litany bbautiftll drives over good
roada.. The hotel will accommodate comfortably 400
persons., Every variety of baths. All the modern im
provements now in use in first-cline watering places will
be found here. All vegetables raised on the farm. The
beet help employed in every department. •
The Proprietor flatters himself that he will be able to
give ample satisfaction to his guests. Good stable
room. Good stock of livery horses and carris,ges on
hand.
For further information and circulars call on JOSEPH
B. MYERS, Third and Vine strei to; ; JAMES B. EARLE,
Ne. 810 Chestnut street and on the'Proprieter,
doPEPE 'RONIGSIACREE, '
Ephrata Post 01Lce, Lancaster nounty, Ps.
an.l24rn
HAY'S HOTEL,
WILLIAMSPORT,
;.• LYCOISIING COUNTY, PA.
• The undersigned has purchased the large and elegant
building, corner of THIRD and PINE, Street, formerly
occupied by the West Branch Bank, and has enlarged
and refitted it in a superior style.
- Williamsport Is one of the most delightful inland
towns In Pennsylvania, and bie house, he hopes, will be
found pleasant, as well to the traveller as to those citi.
semi of the metropolis who desire to pass an agreeable
time during the heated term of the summer.
His omnibus tuna from hie Hotel to the Packet and
Railroad Depots free of allow.
WI H. HAY, Proprietor.
BEDF 4:111 - 1) SPRLIJGB.—TIIII3
.120 L
well-known anddellghtful,aninmer Resort will
bo opened for the remotion of Visiters on the 16th of
June, and kept open until the let of October.
The new and specious Eitildbigs erected last year are
now-fully completed, and the whole establishment has
been furnished in superior style, and the accommoda
tions will be of , a oharsoter not excelled in any pert of
the United Staten.
• The Hotel 4111 be wider the management of Mr. A.
G. :ULM, atolls experienee, courteous manners, and
attention to hie gdests; tiro the amplest alstuance of
Deeded and kind treatment.
In addition to the means of access, it is deemed
proper to state that passengers can reach Bedford by a
daylight ride from Chamberebnrg.
The Company have' made extensive arrangements to
supply dealers and individaele with n Bedford Water"
by the barrel; carboy, and In bottles, at the following
prices, at the Springs, viz :
Pm a barrel imulbery) _
Do. ( oat)
15 Do.' mulberry) .
. . , g ,Do. oak) 200
Carboy, 10 gallons 2 25
Bottles, ljd pint, per dosdn ' - ' 1 60
The barrels. are. carefully prepered, - so that pur..
masers may depend upon. receiving , tiie Water fresh
and sweet.
' All Commnuleitioni should be addressed to , '2. •• -
TUN' BRDTIORD MIN/11.11AL SPRINGS 00. '
rayl94f ... , - Bedford County, Pa.
UNITED STATES -- G 0 YE ENKE NT
LAND LOOATING' AGENCY, "
CHCCA OD, ILL.
' The eubsoriber t - haying had much practical caper!.
once in selecting and locating lantlf in the %%Nods Lind
Districts In the Western Match; has unusual faollities
for making valuable selectione for
LAND WARDANTB OR CABIL
Hutting Saroepora constant,* in the field -to make
pornoroll examiruttlons ; he can" always make 'the most
judicious locations:
Landsunsurplesed 'for fertility of soil and salubrity'
of olDnate, near the line of railroads; may now , be had
lOWA AND WISCONSIN
. . .
' Setistactory references given when required.
trj— Money invested In Kaaaaa and, Nebraska, end
lot of the Western Mass. - •
t , ' • . B. SALISBURY, . '
01841nr.:' 40 CLARKE Street. Obleago.
WINOOW - GLASSi W
Glagg I I—Wei Invite the attention of the ppb.
Ito to our",exterusive stook-of HrenohFand- American
Window lilacs.: , The large s and Well•seleoted. sleet of
Ohms Constantly en hawi.enablee wi to nil all,orders
!Pith ..leapatoh, and es law as any other home In the
City.. , ZLIKILBR & 13MITH,
Wholesale Druggist',
nthlS B. W. corner or Second and Wroth et/.
Sittitsetioee . Comimite: - .: . ! •,:i'l i
41:TRAZIOE,OONPANY,Or,VIE
ok. 014' PIMNIVVINANTA,4IIO4 'AND MA.'
11 , 46int4N05..470. 4 M , MaiIANOI4 BUILDM , IOO,
Uppalt~ ad 1,10.4..0v1til , $200,Q00 , — , AMM,41,
4, lObtf 14 -10,60 . 10 4 1 1 • -
All iIIYfIMO4 In mound an d A vai lAio wootteatot—oonti
inns to bio t in 0 0 Vonsols and 04rg044, BUildiag4, atooks
of Morohttoillao, dco, l 9p, Itpepalor,o3s.
kinibToliii'
g i ox i v n il i t hturora, aeorkoll, Curt,
finbiuni ( front, "Jr,,
Obileron ttlilitart Tobliii Wavier, -- -; f
O 1 ligill , 1111111, , Tbotnnn 0. Wottnon,
11l 0, 1 ' floor, 0. Nroolll4ll,
tilif4l)l MO , ' Oblivion H, lowin, •`,
WOW 0. Onexpo, - , - ,
11. Hit 0, 0100tR1101.1), PrO •
blont,
Wllilliko HAI/aff, Potiritiry, - - ,Inli•wfroCtf
A 14141410A1f, IffifiITIN.BIJRAITUR co;
.111: i N4O BP 0 114 TN D liste—,.o itAIGTR It, pfat
Kg rlf i
1 , 19.049 Aijidin' ntroati ilit,4tlhlrtt, Vtilladatabla
114,111.11 a lattta Pald , l9 °apt tti Montt and Itunittim.
11yaatad to . gon a d RWI motillabla- liaantlttem, nontlnunt I
I ° Alifil 00 DWhhigg, Btfitoth Yuri:aura, Morahandke.
nolo hi Port and thalr Oatgovit, and other romonin
Property. AU Loam 11boratis and promptlr Ojooton,
' tntativoin.
tioorga Abbott,' ' ~- John 2'. Lewin,'
solottWotah, ' Onapar W. Morrill,
Holonol 41. morton s , • /amen R. oantpball,
rattlatt Bradt, ' ' VOntwad 0. putlltt.
Charlton W: Pouttnai.
W 1010313 ABBOTT; President.
. ,TIKOIttAIi 11. MAII.IB, atioratAry. i128411'
wriN IRE RISKS ONLY TAKEN"—
• GIRARD KIM AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Philadelpbia. Office Nn 416 WALNUT
Strout, (Boliuyikill Navigation Oompauyis Building.)
OAPITAL, $200,000.
ninuovolts.
Wm. M.,Swail? , - . .. - Wm. O. Badman, •
Cot Pubiil Ledger. CD. Shoemaker,
John Anspach, Jr., , Jor. Walker,
H. N. Burroughs, Thos. Craven,
J. 11,, Hughes, . Francis Peters,
Wm. S. Boyd, H. B. °eggshell,
Geo. , W. Woodward, Jrio. McCluto,_.
Joe, W. Claghorn, Joseph Klapp, M. D.
Hon. JOEL JONES, President.
. A. B. GILLETT,NIeo President
TAIL B. At.voen, Secretary. , J 926-19
LTOWARD FIRE AND ,MARINE IN-'
EI:MANCE COBIPANY--01doe No. 412 WALNUT'
Street, Philadelphia. ,
' Tohn H. Diehl, • • J. lidgar Thomson, ,
' P.M. Potts,' .- ~ , 11. H. Shillingford.
.O. E. Spangler, . _ O. G. Sower,
Abraham Hex,- . .- John W. Bort4in,
B. B. Warne, . . , lohn Garrison
.George Howell, , Nathan B. Potts,
Wm. P. Leech, . .It. T. Honig,
H. H. Houston, . roe. 11. Withal*, ,
- Abraham P. Eyre, ...... B. Booth, , . ,
Charles P. Norton, John H. Lorranr,
, . JOllll H. DlEHL,,Prosident
B. B. WARNN, The Prosidout.
ORIEL A. Dor, Secretary. . . mylo
CORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE COM
PANY, No. 831 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
CHARTERED CAPITAL 8500,000
TIRE, MARINE AND INLAND.
ASSETS JULY let, 1855. •, '
Bonds and Mortgages, Stocks, &e. , 3349,625 00
Bills Receivable, (for policies homed,) 2,1 M 70
Unsettled Book Accounts, (for policieed.... 1 513 83
Cash in Bank and in Ms 10,483 45
Muth in Rondo of Agent( and Correspondents, 1,898 81
,
. ' .866,148 35
NO losses unadjusted' unpaid or reported.
DIRECTORS:
William M. Godwin ' 8. IC Crawford,
James W. Queen, Jim. L. Redner, -
George W. Hall William B. Themag, -
B: Franklin Jackson, 8. N: Winelow, - •
•
3: 0, Hopper, Henry D. Mears.
• - • WM. M. GODWIN, President. •
J. o ' . Horns, Bei:cat:kr!. - - • - , mvlo.-dtl
'CHITY INSURANCE •COMPANY, No. 110
iJ South FOURTH Street. '
CHARTER - PERPETUAL.
Capital, - 9200,000,
- Organized
Privileged tikiniture Houses, annually or perpetually;
Personal Property, annually, or for a less period; take
Marine, Inland, and Life Insurance Risks; receive De
posits; hold Trusts and grant sanuitlea
'ALFRED WEEKS, President.
D. 0. TYLER, Vice President.
J. W. MAITIMI ) Secretary.
D1ZE02025.
Alfred Weeks, Hon. W. D. Kelley,
IL 0. Tyler, t..rcor-y,
J.W. Sander, Mingle,
C. R. Ricking, James Watson,
J. L. Hutchinson, . Ludlam Matthews,
J. W. Stokes,' William Curtis,
' jelS-ly - -0. P. turner. ,
I*
. 11 0 E (INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
.L.do PANY.—The PENN Lf UTIIAL LIFE INSDEANOR
0011PANY. Northeaet Corner 'of TRIED and DOOR
Streets. Capital, 51312,724.03.
INSURES LIVES for short terms, or for the whole
term of life—grante annuities and rindowmenta—pur
chases life. interests In_Real Estate, and makes all
contracts depending on the aontingeociee of Life.
They aot as Executors, Admintetrators, Assignees,
Trustees, and Guardians. ,
PATENT X.EATICEE,
14.11111111111.
Daniell.. Millar; • - - Funnel N. Btokea, • •
Benjamin Ocatei, • William Martin,
Richard B. Newbold, ' • lames B. McFarland,
William P: Hacker, Joseph 11. Trotter,
William H. Ranh .James Ruston, . •
Samuel C. Huey, Theophilne Paulding,
Charles Hallowell, Edmund A. Bonder,
Henry 0. Toirimend, .• Daniel L. Hritchismon,
Rodolptina Rent, ' John W. Horner; -
William H. Cam, RBIs 8. Archer,
Edward T. Mott, Samuel J. Christian,
William Hebert/um, . - Joseph kl . Thomas,
Warner M. Baain_, - John 4. Brenner,
- - F. 8. Mohler, Radon.
i • DAUM L. MILL AR, President.
.13AMMIL B L STORMS, Vice Prea't.
Joist W. Howson. ElecreterT. ,nlB-1y
C9/I[KONWEALTg az
ZNSUBANOII
.
or VII
PTATIi OP P.ENNSPINLNIA. ~..,
,A. , , OPPIOPI,
NOUTIIWZBT COMM
POOp,TiI'AND WALNUT 8211,EPTil,
i VOIYADELVIIIIL.
Solmeribed C14134,1100,W10._
• Paid tip Oipitai,s2oo,Wo
DIIUIOIO/0.
Dr. D. Jayne, Thos. B. litowsitt
IL L. Benner, J. M. Butler,
J. M. Whitell, J. K. Walker
Ndw. O. Knight, IC B. Wende ll,. '
11. Lew*
. Jr., - ' ' El: It: Hondo. . . .
DAVID .TATIIN, M. D. President. •
__TROMAS S. SUMMIT, Vice Pres%
akirusz. LUGO, FtsPitar7. je29.
rbELAWARE, MUTUAL SAFE TT IN
81111VAYON COMPANY.
JECORPUBATBD BY TIEN LNOISLATIIRS of rENti-
- . ' SYLVANIA, 1835.
OFFION, S. N. Corner TIMID and WAINOT Streets,
1711L,41111L1141..
•
i IffetHlN.B INSURANCE;
ON MISHBLS,,
MINIU °ARGO, i To all parts of the World.
M,'
INLAIVA INSVRANDES,,
On Geode, by River Canals, Lakett,`tind 'Land Oarrlage
to allrte of the Union.
FIRS,INSURAIVVRIS, '
- . On Manhandle* generally . -
On Stores, Dwelling Ilinteelf, .9..0. -
ARUM; OP MDR COMPANY',
;November.2, 1867.
Donde, Mortgagee, and Real Netate.. - .......2101,864 94
Philadelphia - Olty and other Loans 187,011 25
Stook In Barite Redlroads, and Insurance ,
ii,ea3 00
.1
Ooronantel .
Bills Receltable - ' 230,201 96
bash onlutad ' 138,802 60
Balance in built, of Agents, Premlume on
• Marine Selloles recently leaned, on other
debts dna the Ornapany 92,180 67
Habeccription Noteri 100,000 00
DIBBOYOftIit
William ELrtin, . James 0. Hind,
Joseph H. Beal, Theopkilus Paulding,
Edmund A. Bonder, James Traguaiohn 0. Davis, William Byre, Jr.,"T
. B. Penrose; . J.P.Pentston,
George G. Leiper, . • iodate P. Byre,
BdweniDarlington, . Samuel B. Stokes,
Dr. IL M. Huston, Henry Sloan,
• iihn. O. Ludwig, ' James B. ideParland,
Hugh Craig, • . • Thomas 0. Hand,
Spencer Noilraln, Robert Burton, jr.,
Obaries Kelly, Jno. B. Semple, Pittabgh,
H. Jones Brooks,l Dr: T. Morgan, 4 g
Jaeob P. Jonec, - J. T. Logan, it
- WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THOHAB O. HAND, The Precident.
Re= LYLBUItiI. Secretary. Je9.y
E AND INLAND ELSII.B.--FAXE
r COMPANY.
Capital 0.00,000.
(Organised undeithe Act of Assembly relative to In
inmate Companlea, paesed April 24,1806.) •
GBORGL W. DAY, President.
THOMAS S. MARTIN, Vice - President.
WILLIAMS I. BLANORLD,DSecretary;
(Me 411 on.r.sTNtrr Si .,t Philadelphia.
• DIDECTOItS.
George W. Day, Jacob K..Vanghan,
W, Walters, . Henry Lewis, Jr.,
• Oblides fibiliUdson, D. D. Bimoy,
• BarealLippincOtt; • John W. Averman,
Jas. R. Drogaard, A. 11. Donenholm,
Obu. Waken, 1524,7 bi Stern.
THE GREAT WONDER
01 THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROFESSOR WOOD'S
HAIR REBTORATIV~I:
Says the Bt. Louis (Mo.) Democrat : Below, we pub
lish a letter to Dr Wood of this city, from a gentleman
In Maine, which speaks glowingly of the superior
merits of his hair tonic. Such evidence must have Its
effect, when coming from a reliable source. if certifi
cates are guarantees of truth, the Dr. needs no enco—
miums, nor useless puffery from the prom :
BATII, Maine, Jan. 20, 1886.
Professor O. I. Woof: & Illy
attention called a few months since to the highly beim
fic'al offsets of your Malt Restorative, I was induced to
make application of it'upon my own hair which had be
come quite gray, probably ono-third white; my whis
kers were Meatus character. Borne three month, since
I procured a bottle of your hair restorative, and used
IL I soon found it was proving what I had wished. I
,used (t shout twice CI week, I have since procured
another bottle, of which I have used some. I can now
eerti yto the world that the gray or white hair has to
tally disappeared, both on my head and face and my
hair has resumed its natural color, and I believe-more
soft and glossy than it has been before for twenty-five
years. lam now sixty years old; my good wife at the
age of fifty-two, has used it with name effect.
The above notice I deem duo to you for your valuable
discovery. lam awned that whoever will rightly use,
as per direetiens, will not have occasion to contra
dict my statements. lam a citizen of this city and a
resident here for the last fifteen years, and am known
to nearly every one here and adjoining totem]. Any use
you mity,make of the above, with my name attached, is
at your service, as I wish to preserve the beauties of
nature in others as well as myself. lam truly, yours
"A: 0. RAYMOND.
Ilatainonhdv, 23, 1868.
• $4 00
8 00
- 800
- Frpressor Wooo—Dear Str : Having bad the misfor
tune to lose the beet portion of my hair, from the strode
of the yellow feror, in New Orleans, in 1851, I was in
duced to make a trial of your preparation, and found it
to answer 'as the very thing needed. My hair Is now
Wok and glow, and no words can express my obliga
tions to you in giving to the afflicted such a treason!.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned, Rev. J. R. Bragg, is n minister in
regular standing, and Pastor of the Orthodov Church at
Brookfield, Mem Re Is a gentleman of great influence
and universally beloved. - WEI DYER.
BROOKFIELD, Jan. 12; 1858.
Professor Word—Dear Sir: Having made a trial of
iour Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to say, that
ts effect has been edeellent in removing inflammation.
dandruff and - a constant tendency to itching with which
I haveheen troubled from my childhood ; and has aim
restored my heir, which was becoming gray; to Its origi
nal color. "4 have used uo ,other article with anything
like the same pleasure or profit. • "
Yours truly, J. K. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three eines, vie:
large,tueditimi and strusli. ;The small holds hall a plot,
and retails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds
at least twenty per cent more in prop:alien than the
small, retails for two dollars per bottle; the large holds
a_ quart, forty per omit more in proportion, and :stage
for three dollard a bottle..
O.J. W,OOO & 00., Proprietors', 812 BROADWAY,
N. Y,, (lathe great N. Y. Wire Railing Ratablislunent,)
and 114 MARKET iitreat, Bt. Lgule, ?do:, '
And sold by all good Druggists an d Tansy 1 100211
Dealers. opla-frrn&w-Orn eowlawkyam
DTAIOSOIII
tioilette (2trtictea.
WOOD'S HAIR iffi;ioliTiliri
btp i n g i l , , ,,
OOP iIfAS ,Uto,b;„
prig ci laititDilllfoilf goludifilag*,ifnoni
.Anif}ordsol, will plognoi rr3ll - /tholrtpirndtl on-board,
e . 41 gaunt ',trout Wharf, or to tho Counting Ronne of the
‘undorsigngd, M 411 laodN not, pernalted within Ave days
W be giant to goblin Stoles: • - , ,
!XENON B0111:Eil &
221 and 216 South /MIRTH Streit.
NIT 'persons=
06111.10mA bgaipot Witting any of the crow of the
utoo brig EPP°. 11010111 K; &hot, Master, from
ionlitordarn, so 0o debts. Abair, mutilating be
paid by Cayirla or 0013/1111110011r , •
tiontiraq &
ooT.ltt . 221 ant 223 Routh 1101/113,11113tt00t.
NICWCAtraftIV..itdorTISIANA.
lillill-4Quaraptiodlirst and only, timuial for:tplA
*root, •
.Ifrolglit tAirtii AA low Mien al 'any ether vowel
11i0 AplooOld and N 44411114 pAokotAlitiPl,lst i AnES,
Nathan' Wihrlow, ineVer; igiM 9 co!nPletkagb.i `. ) '‘ 4ll l
at ihtoe. , ltreet wharf
illgoing the 'mor part el' het dargn on boatel, an&
large togagelooot§ coning alenstiele rapidly, she Witt
ho dPeparteheei acetate,
Phipleite 1.111 016000 &imolai,' their oopferrente at
oneei too Moat) *oiling to avail themeeteetti,c - jtin
+/eve I Will 0444 harry their goode AlooyAidoTifid 171110'
of Molt to the oottottagAtotiee for tigmitiirol,itrol'ithey'
de head th in befog Olio ant vottitii to 801 l
hot balance of frel2tlt at roaadol vital Apply to
TitgliOk t Do.,
10 Areit street. aix;re front,
eteam will lioluro At the forest titee,, mid toteamen the DelaWiere nod op afro
'rho fine, G a nt .entilng, A pArketAllip Mit A M
8.11. will suAAsed Ohs sod 10 now letoiring
heavy freight. te2 Of
, e a h. FOR NEW CatLEANSL-4.OUIBIANA
a4-114Lirip—Tt. succeed the packet•ehlp Pleiwlee with
quick despatch. -
If might taken at the lowest rites.
The elegant and fast•eailing packet-shiptilllAMltOOK,
Sarn'l B. Doane, master, is now receiving heavy f might,
and will have prompt despatch as above, - - ••
~}lor freight or passage apply to
BibLIOP, BIIdONS, & CO,' .
ae2.dtf • , 106 Ali3Off Street, above Vront.,
WANTED -To Freight or Charter a ,
good VESSEL', to. carry from 200a300 tons to,
load for a Southern port.
A fair rate will be paid and quick despatch given.
Apply to • , - DISTIOP, SIMONS di 00., '
au2l-tf No. 105 Anil Strdet, - above Front.
FOR :FREIGHT OR CHARTER.—
The A 1 coppered and copper4aatened brogue
I+RelaeltlOK lAN tilil, Sumner, maatero,7oo barrels
capacity, in complete order for soy voyage. _Apply
to A. HERON, in.,
anl7 ' • 828 liiirthlWharved: .
WANTED--A good' vessel to' Toad
in Herorl's lane for New Orleans. Quick de ,
epatch and,good rates Wen. Apply to
- ' A. HERON, Ja., 828 Nor , R Wharves.
01, WAINi TED.—A good vessel to load
In Heron's Lino, for Mobile. Quick despatch
and . good rates given. Apply to
an 3.7 ' . A. 11.ERON, JR. - , 328 liorth,Wharvesi.
. • NOTICE. • =el Cf - t
FALL ARRANCIEZIE NT
O 7 MS
lINION STEAMSICIP COMPANY.
FOR RICHMOND
Yu
NORFOLK AND CITY POINT
The Steamships PENNSYLVANIA, Captain TEAL j
VIRGINIA, Captain KtIGLY7 and CITY OF RIM
MOND:Captain kit rcnaLL, now form akegulaiSEHl.
WEEKLY LINE between PHILADELPHIA and the
above ports, one Of the Steamers leaving here every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock A. AI.
THOMAS WESTER, Jr., General Agent,
au27•fmwtt N. 14 1 , , , TORTH WHARVES,
FOR RICHMOND, via Norfolk
and CITY POINT—FALL ARRANGE
MENT—TWICE A WEEK—UNION STEAMSHIP
COMPANY'S LINE OP STEAMSHIPS TO SAIL
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, at 8 A. M.,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
VIRGINIA, Captain 3. R. Kelley.
PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Teal. - ,-
CITY OP RICHMOND, Captain Mitchell.
These line steamships will sail as above. They are
handsomely fitted up for passengers, having saloons on
deck •, are provided with Francis's Metallic Life Boats,
Life Preservers, See. and no pains or expense spared for
the comfort and safety of passengers, and tho protection
of goods.
This Line often the quickest, cheapest, and most
comfortable route for paseengele, and is in advance of
any other for despatch and economy for freight TO TEE
INTERIOR 0 t VIRGINIA, - NORTH CAROLINA,
AND TENNESSEE.
NO TRANSHIPMENT BY THIS LINE.
Pumps to Richmon or Petersburg, $8; meals in
eluded. Passage to Norfolk, sti • mesh included.
T 11011 AS WEBSTER, Jr.. Henernl Agent,
au27-11u No. 14 NORTH WHARVES.
waitFOß OAPE MAY AND NEW
• YORK.
DAILY, at 93 o'clock A M.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM NA-
YIGATION COMPANY
The eplendid ocean steamers DELAWARE, Captain
Copes• ' BOSTON, Captain Bellew ; and KENNEBEC,
Captain Baud, form a daily line between this city, Cape,
May, and New York, leaving from first pier below Spruce
street (Sundays excepted) at. 9% o'clock. A. M. Return.
lug, leave New York from pier 14 North River (Sundays
excepted) at SP. SL -
Returning, leave Cape May (Mondays excepted) al
A. M.
Pare to Cape Nay (carriage hire Included).
for Servants
at « - Season tickets (carriage hire ex
tra) 800
" New York, cabin 2 00
Freight taken at low rates.
Per passage, state rooms, /to. - , apply on board, or at
the Office,'Bl4 and 816 SOUTH DELAWARE AVE.
NUE. JAMES ALLDERDIOE,
1015-8 m Agent.
00111.Alir,
FOR CHARLESTON AND SA
VANNAII -HERON'S LINE.
1:300DI ILDODIVIID AND BILLS Of LADING SIGNED
‘ i
EVERY DAY.
The splendid flmt-olsre side-wheal Steamships
HE STONE STATE and STATE OP GEORGIA,
Now form a weekly lino for the Eolith and Southwest
one of these ships sailing every SATURDAY at
o'clock A. M., alternately for Charleston and Ea
vannsh.
808. OTIARLBSTON.
The }DIMON& STATN, Oaptain Oharlea p. lifirsh
man. having been unavoidably detained, will continue
to receive freight until this (Monday) evoniog, and
Bail to-morrow (Tuesday) Sept. 7, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
The STATH GZOROIA, Capt. John d. Garvin.
will commence loading on Thursday, Sept 9th, and
sail for Savannah, eta., on Saturday, Sept. 11th, at la
o'olook A M.
At both Oharleston and Oarannah, these shipseonneat
with stew:cora for Plorida and , Havana, and with rail
roads, tca., for all places in the South sod lionthwes'
➢RRIGHT9 1031)17013D
lleavy Yreight at an average 0115_ per sent. billow
New Tart steamship rates.
IN44l7ltAtie3.
FREIGHT and INSURANCE on a large proportion
of goods shipped South will, be found to be lower by
these ships than by calling ousels.
Cobia pcmage $.20 CO
Steerage do 8 00
Excursion Tickets, good for the present year: 30 00
No bills Of lading signed after the /hip haw sailed,
Yor freightor passage, apply to
A. HERON
No. 246 (late 81) North Wharres.
Agents at Charleston, T. 13. & T. G. BUDD.
Agents In Savannah, 0. A. GREINER
For Florida, from Charleston, steamer CAROLINA,
every Tuesday.
For Florida,
from Savannah, steataers ST . kfARTS
and ST. JOHNS, every Tuesday and Saturday.
For Havana, from Charleston, steamer ISABEL, on
the 4th and 29th of every month. 'jell
102,18/ 89
- „ STEAI4I TO GLASGOW, LIVER
.9-•.1 1 14 POOL, DDLPAST, DUBLIN, and LONDON
11018 g without delay, for 80 dollars.
Return jiakets, good for six months to either of the
above places by any steamer of the line, 60 dollars for
the round trip, ant and beak.
DION DEW TORI.
New York, tdc2llllau liaturday, Julylo, at 12 o'clook,
- Edinburgh, Cumming, " July 24, CI
Glasgow, Cocxlwln, 't August 7,
VAOlt CILAACIOW.
alsilgoA k m G m oodw i l i n iti , Saturday, Ju A lylo. i
New Yor , Weduoaday i
ugaB 11
Edtablas4h,
. EAVES OF PASSAGE.
- /AM OLLOOOW.
First Class 15 guineas
ateetsgo, found with 000ked provisions 8 c;
First Olase ' 67600
Steerage, found with °oohed prorielone . . .... 80 00
yeas Ohlldren under 14 ye' of age, half fare; lafante In
Steerage, free.
Baum tickets available within eli months, by any
steamer of this line. .
Shut Clan . . quo 00 Steerage $6O 00
An expfulenobd Surgeon at Inched to each Steamer.
For tresght or passage apply to
WORKMAN & 00.,123 WALNUT Street,
Philedel
phis.
ItODBBT.OBAIG, 17 Broadway, New York.
HALL k LOBBY, Buoluman , a Wharf, Baltimore.
tLobacco aub Cffale.
[IIGARS, OF , FAVORITE BRANDS
and assorted sizes, carefully selected by own house
at Havana, in store, and received by every arrival from
that port. ; S. FUGUST & SONS,
612-Sca 216 South FRONT Street.
OMAR°, CABANAS AND PARTAGAS
B.IKIARB.—A chafe° Anroice of these celebrated
brands on beard brig "New Nra f " daily expected from
Ratans, and for Bale low, by OIIAR,LI3B
(Now) 188 Walnut street, below Sewed,
and ' • Hecond Story.
.BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
DAVID M. ROGAN, Blank Book Manufacturer,
Stationer gad Printer, No. lOU WALNUT Street, in pre
pared at all time' to furnish, either from the shelves
or make to order, Books of every description, meltable
for Banks, Public Maws, Merchants, and others, of the
best quality of English or American Paper, and bound
in various istyles, in the most substantial manner.
Orders for JOB PRINTING of every description
Engraving,mid. Lithographing executed with neatness
and despatch.
A general areortment of English, French and Amer!.
Oan Stationery.
()oncoming Mr. llogan's contribution to the Franklin
Institute', the Committee say--M This display of blank
boors for banking and mercantile use is the beet in the
Exhibition. The selection of the material to good; the
workmanship most excellent,and their finish and ap
pearance neat and appropriate.” no2D-If
HILADELPHIA WARMING AND
VSINTITATING IVAREIIOUBB.
ARNOLD & WILBON,
817C0213130RS TO 83 A. HARBISON
We have removed from Our old stand in Walnut street
to the LABOR STOBB, No. 1010 CHESTNUT greet,
a few doom below the St. Lawrence Hotel, where our
old friends and the public are respectfully 3rivibed-to
examine our extenelve stack tof Warno Alf Eurnacee,
Cooking nausea, Bath Bollere ; Registers; Enameled
Stone Mantele, Parlor Coal Grates , ace., &a. -We are
now manufaoturing OHILSOWS CELEBRATED PAT
ENT NEW COAL GAS , OONSIIMING:PURNAGR, the
moat powerful and economical Rester ever larented,
and suited to all classes of buildings.
Also, new and,beaueb.O. -patterns of Low Down
Grates, and Parlor Coal Grates of all shoe and patterns.
We have also commenced the manufacture of
MiIIfELNL ) STONE MANTELS from Penn
sylvania Stone: Those Mantels were awarded a
SPECIAL PREMIUM at the late Fair and Exhi•
bitlihrt of the Rankle:it lenient, of this city.- They
represent all the rare and beautiful AZI - TIQUI hisiumna,
are not injured by sowke, Coal Gas, Oil or Acids,
and are sold Wholesale and Retail, at math tees price
Ikea Marble.. Call and see them. - •
AENOLD & WILSON.
BENJ. M. PRLTWELL, OuperlatendeAS.
Philadelphia, April, 1868--apes ly
Otcauters.
YOB tIAVANNAH
ZION pll7 roll
Otationern
-
• 'ig"\; .
• ARRANM
ORENtti ; '`
EA.LT/-
; MORE AAILROAP.,";
' On and atter MondayeMaydOr 1858, 2 ,4
PASBBlll°Elt"' TRAINS LEAVi§, ,PHI;I:ADELPRIA
• Bei- lialtialore, at 8 A.M.,-;LE. .14 4 (Expresn,) and
• Far W11% 18 6t-on ' at aA. M.elf Lao,•:pia 11P.
,OPor New Castle, at 8 A:M., 0n44.80.P.1
• For Middletown, at 8 A'. s.l4neeid 4.80 M.;
/or Dover, at 8 A. M., 24.4 438.11 - .. M.
•
Por Seaford at 8 A. U., and 440 P. M.s..
- TRAINS POE paiLADrau
xa,
Leave Baltimore at 7.80, Expreae, 10.16. A. M.,
Leave Wilmington it ' d - 46 and, 10 . 80 and 1.45-
and 8.66 P. M. - • „
Leave New Cattle at 6 and 9.50,A,,M., and at 8.15
• - .
-Leave Middletown at 8.68 d. M. and 6.46, .
,Leave Dover at 8 d. M. and 4.66
Leary thaford at 6.26 .9!..21,, and 2 P.M.-
- TRAINS FOR DALTI6IO.IOI. •
Learn Wilmington at 9.10 A; M., 2P. 24., and - 2.16
A, AI,
SUNDAYS
Only at 11 P, Ai. from Ph4delidda to Bal.
tfmor ,
,Do 6.40
A P. 21 from 13aliraere to Pilaia;
IL 4-.
, .
/aright Train; with Putfonier bar attached, will rue
191 follOWN:
Leave 'Philadelphia for Fermillle !and - Intamedlate
pladaa at
-tear* Wilmington for r do - do do 745 p,
Learn Moro do Grace for, Baltimore r do 0 30 A. M.
Leery Bel tfordere ter Users de lieseo do •.6 10 Y. 51
/el 'WA Wilmington for Philadelphia . _ do ' , 5 40 P. M.
, - , AI, 31111T011; l!resldimt.
rtnom' -TOAKidt/Y,S.-4411-E• OABIRE,N"
AND Aindfi" li'AltrcoAD AND PIittADBVP.IIIA
11.0 710551r0at IL) OAD COIIPANYI,_'
MOH PHILA.II/61,11[14 'WO 1129,,X081C,',A.ND WAY'
1 0 1.1.038. -' • `l= -
Lerki4 44 folk,trs, vier; -
At 6A. M., ytA &rams 441 - Amboy -ACo7gito oda
too, ' 2 28
At aA. M., snider, and tersey'Olty If J. An.
egir.ModatMil 2
,25,
At 8 A: Si,, 7 . :A Outdate and'aersey Oity, Morning
800
At 10A, K., by, Steamboat, Tranlotfi: via T,acony
arid Jersey City, Mt/false: NaPreSs 8 00
At 2P. M. 71a0amdettarj1 Amboy, o.,antl A. lin; -
00/3/1 00,
A.t 6P. M. yla qamdon l ‘ed Jersey Oily, , i7ening '
Mall
At 8 P. M., via LW:Udell ari Amboy, Aocommoda
ton, let °last
At BP. M.via clundon and' Amboy , Meeinnitri.a
tion2nd'Omes.
At S i?. 51, via Oamden and' Amboy, Acconamoda,..
tion, IseOlass 200
At SP. LL , via Camden and Amboy, Accononoda
' Eon', 2refillase • • ' .. 176 '
The 6P. M. run* daily, all others Sundays '
etpted
&tag P. M. from Beitsinefon Depot, els gorier
. pity, Mai, Saturdays excepted • 52 20
311.sprers Lines stopat the principal stations only.
Tor Belvidere, Easton.' Ylemington, to., at 6 A. Id
and 4P. 51. front , Waintit street wharf:::
' Por Water Osi,".Sliondsburg; Scranton, Willoisbarts,
Montrone. Orcat Bond, &c. at .6 A, M., re. Delaware
Lackonanr.a at Wosfern Railroad:. • •
Par Preehold,:at 6A. M. and 2P. M. - -
Pot Mount Holly at 6 6,11. 'and 2% and sk. 2$ _
For Bristol,Trenton, &a. at 2)4* and . 47'.,14
Par Palmyra, Bananas, ho.,
Burlington, Borden
torn &e., at BP. M.
' Steamboat Richard Stockton foe ( -Bordentown, and in.
tenuediato places, at 2.sg P. M.,.
Steamboat Trenton for Tacoay, at 10 and 11% A. M.
and for Burlinzton and Bristol at
- 4 P. M. -, -
All Boca paseptll k• P. 51-, leaieW,alnut street wharf..
in•l!ifty pounds of baggage only snowed eaca pre.
longer. Passengers are prohibited from taking any
thing as baggage but their wearing apparel. All bag.
gage over fifty poun4to be paid for orfra. The Coca -
pray limit theirrespousibility for baggage to ono dollar,
por pound, and will not be liable for any amount by
Fond 5 00 , except by special contraes.-
,W5l. H. GATZSI.ISR, Agont
O. & A. B. It. 00.
1858 1.
E O N EN N TR S AT I .; I att I OYD I- 1 858
PR(LI.I PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH,
And thence by Railroad to •
WHEELING, •-• BT. LOUIS, '
STEUBENVILLE,- ,„ CLEVELAND,
CINCINNATI,
„IIIII0A(10, -
LOUISVILLE- ' , BURLINGTON,'
INDIANAPOLIS, BT. PAULO, •
And !di intermediate points In
01110, INDIANA, ILLINOIII,...RENTEICKY, MIOIII
• (lAN, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MIRSOURI,
RANBAS AND NEBRASKA.
Passengers to r.:lnts,west of Pittsburgh, Wheeling:.
Cleveland and ()redline, have choice of routes, =dam.
et
re a quested to make a oeleotion before applying for tick.
THREE THROUGH Titian . LEAVE PHILADED
' PHIA - DAILY,
Perusing dose conneetionl- at' Pittsburgh to all points
West.
On and after MONDAY, May - 10th, MS, Three
through, and Two accommodation trains, will leave the
depot, B. N. corner of, - ELEVENTH abd MARKET
streets, as follows: . .
TRAINS run TINTON:MGM TRAINS VZOM • PITTSIIDSON
AND TRH ARST LEAVE,. • .• AND Tall WEST LIMITS.
Dfall ireinat....7 80 A. If. 51311 train 5t..11.00 night
Past line 100 noon, Fact line 400 A. Al
Express nu/H..11.00 night. Express mall.- 1.10 noon.
wax reams jaitAys. WAY TRAINS AsSITS.
Harrisburg se- ' ' Harrisburg en-
,
commodadon EOOP. M. commcalation.7.ls P. 11l
Lar,carter ,1 6.00 P, M. ' Lancaster —9.50 A. M
The mall trail stops ataL the stattexusbetween Phila
delphia and Pittsburgh. ,
alns Bundy
The Express mail gone daily, the otherte
excepted. . •
The care leave the
,Pennerania Rattrap' Paeseriger.
Station, southeast corner of LEVENTHand MARKET
streets, entrance on Eleventh etreet,;vrbere through
tickets to all points West can be obtained. '
Baggage will be received at the Depot at any Vane du.
ring the day.
,No charge for handling baggage. Per further information ' apply at the Depot of lie
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, southeast center 'lst
Eleventh and Market streets, between the hours of TA.
M. and 11 P. M. THOMAS IdOORE,'`
ray 10 Agent Ponn'a Railroad op.
DIIIIADELPHIA AND ELSIDIA RAILS
ROAD LINS.—QUIDRESTiROUTR to Blpairf
Wilkeslierre, Buffalo, Chicago, Rock island, Niagara
Milwatikle, Burlingtop,; Montreal, lit. Paula -
Detroit, Duolieth , and St. Loule .
Reduction in tare of g 3 to all principal pe'nte West.
Passenger trains will leave ran ridiadelptua and
Rending Railroad Depot; corner BROAD.and 9INA
Streets dal (tiundap eXcered) 41aflilowa
For Elmira, - Niagara Paths, uffalo; Detroit,. Chicago,
Milwaukee, Rook Ishuid 'Galena St. Pauli Burlington
and St. L0u1a.....
- Lim P. M. 'NIGHT EXPREEB;
For Slmlys,' Niagara Palma, GuEalo, Detrat, - Obleage
Milwaukee, B ook sland; Galena', Et. Pauli, Bnrltr.,tzteu
and EL Lcifda.
The
. 7.80 A. M. train runs through to HAItItISSTYRIY;
stopping at all Stations on the Lebanon'Veilley Branch
of the'Philadelph iaand Beading. Rallrnnsi.
At Bonner; for Vialkesbarre, Pittston, Scranton, and all
stationn on the LA.OKAWANNA' AND BLQ0318B1111(1
RAILROAD.
-Baggage °hooked to Xlmirs, Brady, and euvondon
Bridge- ,
Wilkesbarre. si so ,
.
Pittston 4 50
Scranton ' 475
Wilkeebarra ' 460
Williemurport 6 60
,
-
Elmira • 700
Canandaigua 8 00
Geneva, via Gorham 8 00
,
-
Itochester 8 60
Niagara Palle.., 800
Bohai° ' ' 4 800
'
Erie. 10 80
'
Cleveland, via 2 Y. and Erie 18 00 -
'ivia Niagara Falls 18 00
-Toledo, via New York and Erie " 1.3 00
Columbus - 13 50
Oinolunati. Now York and Erie 10 IN
I' - Niagara Falls ' 16 00
Indianapolis. via New York and Erie " 18 (0
Detroit, via Niagara Falls .1.61 CO
Chicago, Tin. Great Western Railway 10'00
" Lake Shore Railroad - 11 00
Book Island, 711 Mama Palls - 24 00
ci :
Lek Shore Railroad 24 00
Burlington '5 00
'
lowa City ' • - oft 25
St.
It Xenia Vil Chicago ' ' 26 00
Indianapolis
20 00
Danlieth 24 60
.
St. Pants, ' St 00
It 7 Tickets can be procured at the Philadelphia and'
Elmira Railroad Line's Ticket Ottice,Northwest corner
of SIXTH and OIIESTNIIT Streets, and at the Paa
mugs: Depot, BROAD and 'VINE.
..-
TrIROUGIi EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
Leave, the Depot, Broad street, below Vine, daily,
Vu ndaya excepted,) for all points West and North, at e
Per further information apply at
Freight Depot, Broad, bolow Vine,
Or to OffAS. S. VAPPRN, General Agent
N. W. oor. Sixth and Ohestnutete.,Philada.
G. NIOOLLS,
Gent. Supt. Philada. and Reading Railroad.
G. A. VONDA,
Geol. Supt. ClaStwlaaa, W. & H. Railroad.
J. A: ILDDPIRLD,
&CAI Gant. Bald. W`arport and Blndra Railroad.
NORTH FENNSYL
INBREM YAM/. RAILROAD.
PALL ARRANGEMENT.
For DETTILEIIILII, DOYLESTOWN, ice., and by
elm, railroad connections for
Easton, Catawissa, New York city,
- Allentown, Williamsport, - Water Gap,
Manch Chunk, Elmira, Wilkesbarre,
Ifazleton, . Niagara Falls, Scranton.
On and after WEDNESDAY, August 25th; 1855, Pas
senger Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets,
Philadelphia, as follows:
For Bethlehem, Easton, Wilkaabarre, Water Gap,
Scranton, (Express.) at 6.16 A. M.
For Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
Williams
port, Elmira, and the West, (Eatiress,) - at 2:15 P M. '
For Doylestown, (Accommodation,) at 8.45 A. R. and
4 P. M.
For Fort Washington, (Accommodation,) at 9.45 A.
H. and 6 .9 51
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA -
Leave Bethlehem (Expresa,) at 9 A. DI. and 5 P.R.
Leave -Doylestown (Accommodation) at 7 A. M. and
3.80 P M.
Leave Fort Washington (Accommodation) at 7.10 A
M. and 2.30 P. At.
Doyleetowu Trains run daily. _Other Trains daily,
Sundays exceptrd.
AU Passenger trains (except Sunday Trains) connect
at Chatham street with Fifth and Sixth Street Passen
ger Railroad.
Fare to Bethlehem. PI 60
" blanch Chunk 2 83
Easton 1 60
' Doylestown 80
FOR 801100LEY'S MOUNTAIN-4t) 6.15 A 3f. train
to Easton, thence by N. J. 0. RR. ono D. L. k W. RR.
to Washington, thence by stage, arriving at the Monn
tains at IP. M. Fare. $3 10.
an2s tf ELLIS CLARK, Agent
PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN
AND NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.--5171,11011
ARRANGRAIENT.—On and Rite: MONDAY, May 10th,
70R iIiBRBIANTOWN
Leave Philadelphia at 13X, 7 8, 9-06 1ab1.,10,1114
A.81..1, /, 8,4, 6,8, 7,8, 9,10, and 11M P.M.
Leave aermaatown at 8,7, 7M, 89. 9M, 10M, UM A. A. M. MO min., 2,3 X, 5%, 6N, 8, 9-40 lain., ati.
10M P. U.
The 7N o'clock A. At. Train m germantows
will stop enly at WayneSUM and Tiog Isom
Etreete Statics:La.
' 001 ) AYEI,
Leave Philadelphia at 9.20 min. A. M. 2, 2 A", and
P. M.
Leave earmantown 81i A. H., 1-1 min., 43f, sal
• -01LE3TNTIT HILL RAILIWAD.
Mines Philadelphia at O,V, 8, 0 . 05 min ,U ) A. M.,
2,8, 4, 13, 8, 10 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill at 640 sad 7.86,9.10, and 10.16
min. A. N., 12.60, 8.10, 4.10, 6.10, 7.40, and 9.20 Min
P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 90 A. 2, amt II P. M.
Leave Chestnut st 8.10 A. M., 12.60 4.10
0.40 P.ll
DOR OONSHOHOOKIN AND NORRIS TOWN.
Leave Philadelphia at OM, 9; UA. 16,1.06 min
3.10 6,4, ug P.M.
Learn Norrletown at 6,7, 9,11 A. M., 48,1 i, and flit
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia; and 8 P . : M.
Leave Norristown at 7A. M. and AP. M.-
PON MANAYUNE.,
Leave Philadelphia at 6N, TN, 9,11 A. M. 1.06 vain.,
2.05 min., 8.10 min., 451, 6,N, 6 31 , 8, mi P. M.
Leave dianayunk at ON, N i T 83(, ON, A. M.,
3,4, 034, I, and OP. M. -
117 onedave same as Norriatown:„
OILEBTER , VALLAYBAILNOAD IfOlt sawratio-
TOWN
Leave Philadelphia at 61( 61114 and eao
Leave Downingtawn.atlM A. m , and IP. M.
11. H. BMITII, General Bnperluteiedent.
Depot, Ninth and Green streets, Pbiladely
1:1111131
11441"0110 1,, Liti40; 4;1 -
liimer.oxix_xtr , REArN, oitAmt
•;'CE444l.464 ;AX-0,44/ghtiris,
neWf •"' rO -ur 114 Y, .;',,-;; •
Bulralgtimwoipir: dtas' misc-tial.k.krottp
Mitilitle,Cfalifiltii'Dfiba4Ko7:4l4ol2ll6-*C4interarl,,, .
intr r,.
t " " '9.03; tilik 397 o4 l r Uke
thorteat tog „ .- •
1 : 0 / 44 , 4, 4 4 ,10 0,3 1 1 v 1 1 11 4 107 114 1 4 0 0.Ytki l f*";.'
V." 4 Atnd thig byluif4visi'rotitsr •
• yA3.0,311:11ab5t51V.1.00,1 ,112 :.`;'!:.LVe5r....7..""
Via R&M*
- -
let elug: - I,llslar..!llaewia. s4 tli wow,
91? 70 60
11461,10 90 -' 70- 40
Dunkirk - 9$ 75 60 - #6 '
.Detioit 11110 ".75 - 78 621 --
. . 1 - 1 16- -100 :•_,- $l
- vreAht going , through by rail 111 intuit 649
=No AAW(6)Pinentbetvieetr. Pbll;.lelphis • and BLndre.
'Mork Boole xia thilsdelphia aD4 Beading Rellrotd, •
-aid send to the Depot, Brand etrs , t; belotilrine, daily,
=EOM
. . . . ,
por,further Infonnatioirin - regard to thie roil - Ur, call
at the through freight Wilde of - tba Philadelphia, lila , .
sara,and 'Great Weatera corner 'SIXTH
mut 0,11;65T1MP. ,- - • - - - •7
HNNEYLVALUA HAILE( AD.—THE
G.RS.t.T ; i3ENTBAL BOUTS," ofirdioSti o g the - At
list with a Cities .Weatern, North-western, and South
western Stales, by-a continuer's Railway direst.
Howndso ecnr.eets_ at Pittsburgh, with daily Thisof
steamers to all ports on the Western•Nivers, - and at
Cleveland and. Sandusky with Rearms to, all ports on
tbe , North:western Lakes; mating.tho.incat - DIVICT,
OABAP)I.2.T. ,and lIELIABLZ ROUTZbywhieh Freight
ean ize fornardsd to red frxrA the GitTIAVWEBT. -
zuaps.
FATES .95 - ZFZI kinr.LADALVULC AND przw
,
rpsr " - *
Ospa,BooXr, Dry Goodi;(lr,boxst -
wee 4.0 trunks), Drugs, (Irt boxes
rad. bake) Webers, Pure, ?to - ' "Or 100lbr
radiro,CLAse--Domestic 11 . 16eting,.
, , tbirting en-I Titing', (in - '
bgate), Drup Outwits), flardwae," -
:Leather, Liquor, an creked Wei "
-
, raper, :WOl, - - - neap rate,' • '
3setasid,,ko. &e.„" . par A01)1be
/SUM ..a.44-46411g,11.310:866451i!‘"
Ayad„rerli.
issr - ro),, Taint& - ( 10, and. oil,) - " -
- • ,01111, {exempt lard rkik rosin) - 100 lbs
' ll`o!6Our OnAss—colfeet - 41s0un i
• -
.fleet, surd Porle; (in dub( Or box", . "
ri4ter&rd), Lard endL3,ll.l,ll;l4sillat,'
Aacts. I.ll46ermAriol6;Tar,Pita, •'•• , •
/VASA, Steel, Manufactured.
becixf, Uncles Otl " gtteenswire;" ' ' •
augur & Oadsq. ifbilio
And bores,) -
-
• L k 0.,, .0 • • 400 4 4 e4 0 . 6 1b
,groux-764_,per bbl. ) further notice. •
Efsaiu.L4so. per 100 turtll inither rultio6.l"'
flOrrON-4.2 per bale, not exceeding 500 _lbs. weight,
until further notice.
• ,
... . .. ... , .. , , ...
In eltipplAg.Goods from . any 15;10 Seat 'of Philadel
ibis, b,e o.l. 4 kmlar to mom packages “roia Pennsyteesis
itrafroc.d. , , , 'All Gayle eoreigmed to the Agetkte of .Me
:toad, at PLiltdelphis or l'lttebtLrei, trill be forwarded
detentloa; 'I.. - 5 . , : --- • - .:- : • .:. •.- -.
FA-71,082 breve.—Clarie & Co., Chicago; bicker &
'& Cd., Memphis, Tenn .Co.,B. 2. Ease &00 .1 St...lonte,
Mo.; P. G. l 33illey & o. Evansville, Indiana r Wm.
Bingham, Ldnieville, 'Kentucky, ;_ -8., 0. -11eldrarn,
Madison, Indiana H. W. Brown & Co., and Ather &
Hibbard, - Oheinnati; o.,Piarce de Co, Enneseilloi
Ohio; Loa* & Co., No. 54 Ellbystreetylloston,i Leech
& (1042.0. 2 Meer House, brew.Yerk, No. 1 Wirham et.
New York; B. J . Snead, er. - 2hilads l 2hia . 14, 1 0 1 1 -
Loans, Dalt:mom ; D. A :btowart, Pittablrgh.
• - -1101.15T.0N, -
General rreight Agent. .
, -H. J. LOMBADAT,„.
Geueril graperintendent, Altoona, Ps.
THE -GREAT STANDARD EXE):IY- OF
NINETEENTH oENtiiitr_
THE .IMPERIAL DEBURA-1 IVE
ING TUB BLOOD AND BTRBNOTILENIMV_THE
,WHOLE SYSTEM.
The Imperial Depurate°, prepared ;by Dr. lOins•,
berry (Jo . , la now acknowledged as _the principal
liamilyhtedlcine for the cure of •..o.lsOsions affections
and SCIROFOLObs diseasesgenerally. The °access which
attends its use in these inveterate/tsars Res has no equal.
It is non- used in these disease• with irmpletesuccees,
whore all other means have failed. - Two or three bet
ties will Satisfy any one cf its great curative propert es.'
HIP Discus and WHITS SWELLING, lILCERATIONO Of
-the BONNE, Moore; Tunose, &c. Its beneficial and
•healing characteristics meows observed in these com
plaints -- No Matter Of how long stinding they may have
been, they will yield to the proper use-of -the PIPE
-RIAL DEPURATIVp in a Short time.
. .
T arras and ~Scati - as certainly yield t-1
this raellicine as it. is nead„r-litieases or the bkia and
all rruptive complaints penerelly .. cannot tong remain
after using a few bottles of the Imperial Depurative.
Its Tonic pronertiee, as well us Alterative,:render it
valuable to weak and delicate females: - ' ' "
• The greet purity, etrength, ark - value of this Family
Medicine in unequalled in.tho cureof all diseases origi
nating in an impure condition of the,bliad, It expels
all the virus or diseased ll:letter fpiru the bleod, and re
,
invigorates the system: — -
' Those using the Imperial Dapeirative and Wishing ad
vice In case, will rte. -elan every Attention by eider
or otherwise./ " '
Prepared and Fold by Br. LOUNSBERRY & CO., No.
50 Norih - FIFTH Street, below - eieb, Philadelphia.
For sale also by .7. 1 F. Long 5::•Coe, Ls, caste., Pa. J.
H. Rate: and 8. 8. Stevens, Bandit:;, Pa. Holman -&
Co., 'Harrisburg, Pa. 0. _W—Epting, Pottsvllle; Pa.
T & C. W. McClintock, Easton, Pa. James Given
Westchester; 'Pa.? Schmidt & • Allentown, • 1.111
81mon Rau, Bethlehem, Pa. Dr.ll. . Leslie. Briticil,
Pa., and .Bruggiste generally. aall.mw&satem
ANALYSIS ;OF LYON'S CATAWBA
BRANDI' by
A A. MAIM; M.
Asaa:6
I x. TO TES BTATi 01 ataancittrung
. .
lassautat. CROL . OTRIC. A lightlyellowish brown.
colored spirit having a fragrant °don-when evaporated'
from clean. linen it left: no 4011 , or offensive maitter: -
Analysed for volatile and _ find drawl, of which no
frizzes of any /aid wire found: Its Color is proved to
he due to a colored resin an extract derived feom wood.
MT In every - respect it Is a pure spiiitous liquor.
The fragrance or bouquet 'whirl it possesses can te buo.
lated, and it then appears unlike that from Cognac
Brandy or Wino, being a_frnity swencertsulting from - •
a peculiar fermentation of Catawba "and Isabella
Grapes. -
_Oxman. Onixioras.-1, parts , nltime of this
spirit contains at110;de;;;;P: 461240 partied pure al.
cohol, besides the fragrant oil.' - 1,000 parts - of - the,
spirit Sword - 2.3 parts, of . shatrong redution. of the oil
which ch'ara'cterizes this Brandi.; the spirit left s alter
removing theolli es rare and .cl - arion awl in:all its
qnslitles a ilfeat spirit not emblem. to change. - One
If. B. gallon - of this Brandy at 60. - deg- At: contains,.be
aldeathe spirit and' oil - only-37d gluier matter com
prised. of a4ract of fnait,, guntiei,nd,oolored resin fano
• BOSTON, TarAtti. - y 25,
• Dr: COME,,,Btate Inspector of Ohio, arid Dr..JAB.
IL CHILTON, Chemist, of New Fork, botti'pronounee
this to be pure Brandy, and free from all adulteration.
For Medicinal garpeses ,Lyente ,Catawba Brandy ban
not Wel; and has long been needed to supersede the ;.
poisonous compounds aeld ander, the name of. Bland!.
As a beyerage, the pure article is altogether superior,
anti a sovereign, care rencely tor Dyspepsia/ Bletuleney,
Low Spirits, - Magner, General Debility, (co., Pre.
• Also,' RSELELDVIS s STILL - .AND .SPARXL . P.FGs,
CHAMPAGNB.—these Wines are made in •
borbood of Cincinnati, And, are. scuipoitied to be the
Pure Juice of the Grape, and are eminently calculated
for invalids anti persona who require a gentle seam.
lent, and for Sacramental purposes. -
Retail price $1.25 per bottle. A liberal discount -
made fo. the trade. Dealers will please send.theli
orders to the it Sole Agentall for the-ante of Penn
eylvanin, A. P. HAZARD 'A CO., C 0..-.-
-
- - Wholesale Druggist", -
- DOS MARXIST-Street.
Also for sale by the folk - rising apothemies -
AMBROBB SMITH, Seventh and Chesnut ate.
SIXES CONS,letk and Sat andliarket -
streets.•
• - -
D. L. STACILDOTIBIIi Eighth andOreen ate. „
R. NEBINGER, Second and Mary ate, Southwark,
(1
• ,W. N.IBLNGED, Pasayinik Road and Washington
stoat:
GEO. E. 11.0BEN9LVE, and Groan de.
HOETED:, Broad and Coates sta. fall
.11.013ENSAOK'S Ler ON ITTE lc 8.
This Medicine, salts name Implies, is one of the
greatest strengthening prkpizations extant._lt is es
pecially adapted to those who have a loss of ppetite or
are aMicted with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Pilo,-
• Nervous Debility, General -Wer.knesa, and all Obsolete
arising from a ellaordered. `condition - of the digestive
organs.
FOR FEMALE 0030LAINTS GENERALLY
there is perhaps no medicine In ,the *grid equal to
it, as it enters. purifies, and replenishes. the bloo d
whic Is tto important to bring about a healthy action
• THOthANDS ARE LIVING
a miserable existence, of a pale sickly color, weak
and emaciated, who could be restored to health by the
nee of One bottle of this invaluable medicine. It is no
humbug, but a genrilne remedy, being free from any
thing that ie of an injurious nature.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
there is no better antidote than liebeneackno Iron Bit
ters. When the blood' is impure the whole body is full
of disease. Blood letting may answer for a time, but
cleansing a part. will not purify the whole. At the
fonntain we most begin, and to cleanse the blood there
is no better remedy than these invaluable Bitters.
Their chief constituent Is iron, and we all know Its
efficacy in removing the _impure. matter from the
.whole visceral systeni. They are prepared by a prae
thud chemist, and Imo been pronounced, by eminent
physicians and others , ss the "ne plus ultra" of all
tonics.
to the proprietor ttuat be has amceedol compound
hag a remedy for many of the Ms that hie fellow
mortals are subject to; and that the public appre
ciate it is not a question of 'doubt, but a fixed Lot,
as the demand for it has far surpassed his sanguine
expeetstions. -
READ THE TESTIMONY OF A WORTHY OITIZEN.
This is to certify my wife was in delicate health some
three years, with a disease peculiar to her del. She
tried numerous remedies without deriving any benefit.
Hearing of Bobensach's Iron Bitters, and knowing
iron to be a powerful tonic?, induced me to obtain a
bottle, which proved to be the medicine she solely re
quired, by restoring bar to health. She hesitates not
to recommend it to thane who are eimslarly altected,
as she believes it to bu abovermgo remedy;
- . , - JOHN COLA'. -
No. 831 Capitol Street.
This tptalapbla Medic.Me is prepared only by
OP.ORGB 13. HOBE:MUCH,'
Pharmaceutical Chemist,
N. W. caner a THIRD and GREEN Streets,
Philadelphia,
To whom all orders must be addressed. -
Price ' Discount to dealers. Sold by Druggist,
generally. m` •y
alruqo and egutizaii.
ROBERT SHOEMARRR'Ec CO.,
WITOI:V8A131 DP.UO4I.STB,
clanufastarens and D 01.10: • PAINTS, VARNISHES,
end WINDOW (MASS, Northeast corner FOURTH and
UDR Streets, Philadelphia. -
Sole Agents' for the Salo of the celebrated Ploreffe
elate Glen:. nh23-tf
VVELJTE LEAD, ZINO FAINTS, &Q.—
v -We Offer to the public: White Lead, Zino Paints,
golora in Oil, Varnishes, &C., at ouch reduced prices
that ire invite the attention of dealers and consumers
to Our stook. ZIEGLER k SMITH,
•
rota 8. W. tor. 3imond and Green its.
(Express, QLompantes.
911 HE ADAMS EXPRESS CO. OFFICE,
1 5 20 CHESTNUT STREET} forward s PARCELS,
PACKAGES, ILEROHANDIZE, BANE NOTES and
SPECIE, either by -its own LI MES, or in eonneetion
with other EMPRESS COMPANIES, to ail the principal
TOWNS and CITIES of the United States.
E. B. SANDFORD,
sbiasrat fltimbrintrndonl2
WetiCHICKERING & SONS, hay
r ing removed_ to their new warerooms, No.
1307 CHESTNUT Street, (near the United States Mint,)
are Prepared to offer to their Mends and the public an
extensive assortment of Grind, Parlor-Grand, Square
and Upright - PIANO-FORTES, manufactured expreed
for this city, finished In various styles of apes, and
prices which cannot fail to please. Piano-Fortes made
to order, tosuit any style or furniture, and all Matra
=outs warranted to give' entire' satisfaction to the par-
.
erand and Square Pianos to rent, upon the moat fa
vorable terms. _ . _ .
Messrs. C. 4k. SONS have received Thirty-four
MEDALS. , 'The first Premiums over all competitors In
the United States.
All orders for TUNING and REPAIRING will be
promptly attended to. - jy7-41m
DLA.NO FORTES.-- , -. , .
.11- Jett received, en elegant ' doe& of RAVIN, BA.
ON & 00., NUNNS & (MA • T r. RALLBT, DAVIE;
& CO., ood GAIN & 00.4 PlA N OS. atirt,oosoNS
beet itoolitr, et., -„., J. .1R . GOULD'S,
O' B. gamer IIITETTIL 4411 OILISTNUT eti.
1,5113.19-y
MEEMiIM2
Ikieainnal
HOW GRATIFYING
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