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lumber to' Wolverton*Aoo; Oharies , Blanchard. do to
John Craig; Malone:de•Tiylor and , Wiet 0 - Bradley; do to
to IN , Trtnp. & Bon;
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of old iron ;191empty bble,-and 50.000 feet •
Bohr Goof donee folli fet ton, at Baltimore
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for SlitltAelphist , Naha troiit`N ,
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heriee. sod Onwar,s -, Tionr•Debeirresei, arrived at New .
Illistertigth •
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18th lost, - -
99 &Am W,ll Naszatd, Zomba, hence for Wilmitittonr-51',
ettplanapoken nth' inwtoft Ifrylog,PstiTShosis v , J ;
of '43elii-nodeW,heittetr, Willman, vim Woining.
ton, NO, 17thloot . for Philadelphia.
telstfolliMeOloeillif Stabil:4; from Connecticut Connecticut' River
fin Philadelphia ot, New York 19th th at, '
atioSatilifena, intiod. at liell , l,billeck
UAW S.,:eptitc•Virflit'
Bche Blia, Tackerfijteord - ,,?ogismonth
3phi.; at New SbidoslitA'46l4; 1,.;A - t4 tp,v_3lc f
Sloop 00noOrd kteroln o ' cleared at NoW York it!tticti
,daffor • - ;l';;A.,-"tf." , `"; -
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ship Argonaut, 49,1mh.g.titlia.
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ARRIVALS ATIittPHOOIPAL HOTELS
TO writ 0:1,095 THIS MOBBING.
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i3OfilisolooB.B4lGistaint ',street, belOir
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ftPoultstri, A Pogilalg,
lirlergellnWtin tl-trz`Ohielejz
Agulgirlinnfa,oulaisna , - ,V,LtBlolerst Alabama ,
`Dr YlWTOlAtodalanPro .T 0 Henry, ltdarylatide.
Rey Dr ltionenuey, - B alt: o,Poagne_& la, Ohio
JCooket P M Byline, hi 0
wy . A Baker . Tejaji f. Comfort & w, at I..onfe
Miss Jane IC Ointifbiejleg .Q A Wendell'&ll.ady
l.Geo NH Gray, Hegtiosttr, 'P Poullain Georgia '
J
Poullaln dz ipjeleorgts: ,`, Mies At Poullain,Ga
-Mt sa A pook;. Hears-la; • - -A P. ilitioker, Flarida
WlCelith‘,l3o- W 0 Jessun, /intuits, Oa
L. Ingraham, 80. _-Master Ingraham B 0 '
-If Shaffer, Oliarleitimi W H•Shaffer,'Oharleston
Wm:McKim, Balt „ , Immo MoKim, Balt
Setiltlr& - leffe, Bottkin''' Bostorrt •
-WM Morriaon AS let,_,Weelqn Mies Morrison, Wash'gton
S M Ooltuird &l a; Dmiton- „ 1)f r 1) Tyler, St Login •
-18,53. D Tyler, St Lonla ' -A W M Kay, Bermuda
, Jos 0 Dlolsbeon, - ;Bermudt -John 8 Danoy..N " • '
tore ForeaPini /TO: , Mtks ItyinaniN
Masi M Hyman; N 0 ~ :Masi Lawrence. N.O - • •
i_GoLD L,Russall, N f), Sirs Bassett A 8 eh, N 0 ;
Mien Walker,-,N • B.P.Oledding, MI
De La Hunt*. Y Ttios B Bryson. Pa
Xi J Wri Dikter ght St John, NU t"' : MG GT T Didgood
o. . Mobile
P N , Flievottoti , N y .1 - W W'BOrdettei
Wash ton
Jos N Y Tilos D Fullerton,. Balt:
tilOpmetoo & D Robb, -
Vrltist, ' , Dant Miller, Balt •
Geo Williama &la, Ark; Win a ..ounninaaiim,ya
F P Ooggealiallpllostort- Wm Morrls, , Va
atri N,vr Girdon, Vs - Mims Mewl s, V
- Ailed 13 Morrie, Vs , - •.- John-B Muter, Va"
WmWilte,ngton • J 8 T Simpson; hid
B Ititey,- , Wastangton Mike/son; V i a
O MeAdory: Ala • . --L P Noble, N
Mr Donaldatin, _ B GNiekerson,'lloslon
S J simdeibera.l7 al IlenOrtr. Ala `.
-G A Burke MAO Milißin• o °' -
.7 A Whitertra , - ' Geo , W &manor, Ala
XI P Qeyer, St Lents Sartain, Tenn
tloartrbrmas 8. la, N 0 IL 0 Julfaii, N Y
JogW. Y' " "- 8 It , Allinson, Pa
010 M Steinman, Pa D 0 iAtine, 1 . 1 0
ea7saya4N. HOUSH-rOhestont street. below Blith.•
&nil Mira, Phil* • " • Pittiburgh
it 181seepaort,;Pittabliigh - Halos, Pittsburgh
Ohio Oamikoll,Ritteburgh Henry Brown, Ga ,
1" H Ultilktoni MIMI Miss 1,1 Keenan. Mils
",Geo WWilter," Min's . H Wentwo lb, Boston
; . .A Blumenthal, N T. }l)laltifi'N'Y "
:Wm HeriingtonvN Y • " A Handersou,'Votiavlllti
W lirintott'B.la. Lino - - A H Yandlibg, Pa
tW,H - Toluison;,`H, o"JohnSou, N.Y •
""- B.ooftln, Indiana
ItWtJ - ,ll:!‘* ; *l9l:Phila' 'Le Grand Stitith, - Vi
'Ben)Ban , ;on;Piittaiille A Rabat, York, Pa •
'Airs 14 aniline PA Whitman. Beaton,
B 'Freers:pd. N OWiti, , Fst
D 0
ALCI Itamiltcin; " Stephen H
:IMlrtiate,'Wsishington B Johnson, Del
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11111BCMAN,TA , HOTEL—ifourth strait', below Market.
MerWhi, 811 tleading,,Wilkeabarre
1P Perrell,..W,ellingtOn; Mo Collide, Delaware ,
IllEt Heaton, Salem, 0' W Et Hart, Lebanon, Pa
J Ludlam; Atlantioall . • X Einstein, Harrieburg
'W,Pryslnger, , Yorlr, Pa J P Stem, York. Pa
.O,W Sharpie, Litt, Pi •A L Goodman. Milton, Pa
Msetelles, Milton; P. • W Willis, shippensbarg
Mrs Orontr Lancaster Mrs Bohook, Lancaster
Jll Casale'. Ili Joys, Pa • ,lilre E M Pollock, Har,bg
-Mies Pollock 1, ids, Ilar!bat . J 8 Oollice,,lndascia
,L,Shashn,l4 et Louie - H Schwarz, Baltimore
Sebwardham attiltirotirsi E A White,- - el 0
1H
.1( gield,'N , ,W. W, Harper, Vis"
.:11 A TiiriaeriVi, ; P.M Baraer, Washington
, x•peT9ozig, Stroudsburg- :Al L , Wents, Pa -
iL Herb/sta. York Pa JMaul,
J Lange. k 9 ; DiokotorfNikehinen
0 CamaniTo„ ,- -• • • J. A litoConnal,,Ohli., •
NY:Riley, Green, Oiustlei,P4 -- , ,, r:"
„ •,3 P Thorn; Dmirlile, Ey
`J Weldon; Mansaeld, , o Evane ; Cinelneati, 0
'N:PAreeri, itaishiaa,H , 0 0,Donoho; Salisbury; Md
G.Lesi,..Elagerstowl, 111 , .- 8 Dett elbaoh Me _
'L Levi, Hegeritowia;.ldd.: /Wins' Arnold, M 4 •
:W Rudolph; St Louisa,.:)halbert, (Juliet&
801111, - York,Pa - :c A Gartman, York, Pa
WJorden,,York, Alex Dysart Tipton, Pa
ONION HOTlL—:Araketreet,l*low /mirth. 1,
T 7 Pliberi, Waynesboro ',DNew:Halland
%VolLdoisey, Salem ; N "-A T
!If afillei 3 Ohlo' • • • , :0 II nannies, Md
J Dunning, Md. , , - 0 M Newton, Hlevelend,
H G Moore,'Newbnig, 0 , A P Bachinau. M Ohnnk
G T Blake,.Zr albeit!, N J W Benjarn - n; Trenton, N
B Dlsalklajad7ol,easting A D & la; &hurt co
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H Carver; N J. Uneasier
J . Grabill, lildrpensbarg • • OVJohnson;Shlppentburg
BPlalikretimberland co ; PaLeldich,thamberPd oo
A Leten,Adsme ca;,PS. t` . -,1 Bridges, Shippensburg
'JltDayis, Ohle' • -4 Nrotser, Bid
JO Tonison;Mllforit;Dir Skillman; :Del
If G Heaton, W H TLottipson, Bridgton
A Miller; Radon ; Pa ' -•"' --rL Kere,‘Wrlghtimillo, Pa
J .11,11ths, TA, Bassett, Pa „
W Bennett, N W Steubenville, 0
W. D Who , " ' 13,1441ebangh, Cleveland
10 Hopswell;l/ J - • G H Locher & 11, Belt ,
11. T Ptisby & la, Ohio Jae Johnson, Ohio
JOllAbrame, Landisburg J Wearer , Waynesboro
Min Oolltdower, '
•
NATIONAL HOTBL 7 Baa street, ',boys:Third.
John ifethett, Lewisburg,_
'David Nelser,,lteading .• , Ohas Bailor, bah Haven,
G-A Kiehl, Lsncaster 41, G Bratlh & la, N
/I 13 Hardman, Gunton, 0 T .11.1 Handler; Pottsville
James Boyd; South -Easton Purcell & Is,
D O Saylor,Shonersville, Ps P Y Brendllager, Ps
Allidn,Lebanosi co S J But, Millersville
Jai- Arnold, Lsbiniors, co IiEN Atlnersyille
/I , o44. , Brenos;!Minereville esiesillMibeste. Bab Haven
PEI Boa., Fah Haven - Mrs Barlett, PotterGle
le,,Woodside. ,, J Slung, Berke co .
Geo Gingrich, Labanon,Ps G P Ileinlard, Lebanon
/ 7,, BookettlatincY , J Immsl, Lebanon -
Money Jos lileinberger, Lebanon
Mr,Hollander, Ohembersh Los, Pa ,
J Dross & Is, Mo , Marsh, Pa, 2 , .
Berdwelic Pa • J J Hall, Phoenixville
M Ohalfant" Phoenixville Joel Pick, Port P.ovidenc•
lifWßaussay, Pottsville. - ,WM Blamer, Anent , wit
W Asidend Geo L Ithue, Allen town
MHalfpenpy,- •-• ; .J L Haws, Lewistown -
Joe Whitaker, Mount Glare
MOUNT yIIDNON HOT:EL, —Second street, above Arab.
.
Thou Wfiliaini -Iritei•Pi: - . Jae Aederson,..Dasten, Pd
Ilenritror, Newark Thompson, Newark NJ
Baal Mont, Newark - , IC4 Jae Cohort. Smyrna, Del
VD Nord& Solythai Dal T WhlteeN J
AB/11:110T1W=Tlifid, - alieve OallowhiU.
0 11- Weldeer, Tiexiertowa
N Malliatli.Nerthamptott , -M - CkMper, Coopersborg
,•_ •'••••,• N-PaterMeablogtea ' '-
D Woodring; Lehigh "epi,• Pro Derioan, Lehigh eo, Pa
Wm Weaver, 4 . llloaturri; • 'II Ilreieller, Pa
Pitai 11 , 10ina .• .1%14 Kali, Catawba's
P l eiby, Sehnri ea', Pa - j'.l" IE , Rothermel, Berke ro
It apple , . 0 A Gunett, Pa -•
II P Greet'', " Semi /Eichler, Beading
0 Daugbertfiriatlieriy,Pa • -
- ; and Merchant streets.
Oti•Wat4:;:itthailtl e iouta. Pa
Reuben 410 stereo JIP &reaper., Pottstown
O Petermaii, Milliioodi 0 Illtfeationee, Pottstown
Tboroptimaottaturn; PgiA L Outer Is ou,PotleVu
ANiqdrrisiirtif.;lo4a s#, Erelleel,Pm! ,
•
4,Dals4ipuetowa c re7 , 800tt.,211
0 ADM:mail, llishrigro; PA "- Jease D Stiarpleie;Pa -
Joe Thompson, PaM gagemo, itrading
G.Nelrpika kla N ,
()apt I:tiller Marietta Pa
BAB,LIY:BAXLP , HOTXL-4eoand street, blow Tine
0:13 Itabertialowtown - John Cosh, Pa ,
J Ileanook,-Bartaville tDavid Oarhart, N , I
T 3 - Janney, Newtown • Mrs L Bartholomew, Pa
It 0 Peek, Phila • , Jos Brant, Phil. •
B Hooking,- Philo • 11,Taylor,.Clinton J
H B Hough, Moyle down X Oarhart, Zdarylailk
AAL BarbereDoylestown. - .
-.'6IIIDIEION HODOE-43toonti strut. above Market.
Thos WsHear, N Y....Mr.Malooy, Philo
Bsciaaliff,.Altana, T .B,osohirt.p.ttooto,lll
NV McCall ita;,,Vhila
-101 Bollisll.lc.dit, N J
Robt Bill, Eillford,Tel ,
Thoollurd, Ps
PIAtD,IIABLN , HOTlVZTli'lreeirset t 'ati. Oalbriti*
Awn - 4 es!E Lowright, Pa P Boyer,afeßerstowa
Pahaelder and wife s `Blm. John Ball. '
•.• - W B Bonitingar, Pa, `'
MriaaalbsahiPa • , Iffasliaultioabi Pa
Joiliva-Poalke, Pa- • 'Reariloatisoa, Pa'
'bilaa' i Boffaeri Pa , • —Mita A Hoffaer,-Pa - '
.001' Wxo B Phial , Pa • luso Mar, Pa
Jobd Davidheise,f a • • John Eagle, Pa •
Z•ltittar, , Bethlehem . , Pa John Hertzel, Pa
X Bosteal 8614 . 10 hem, Pa •- • , • • • •
NOtitts•
Ea* . oc = Hist r ~ Irintria,ative of Jules
Hanan,—Tbliarticin'has obtained such a wide•spread
celebrity for ita'rirtnes in :•oliansingi'phrilYing, and in„;
yllorsting 'the Hair, that it la now considered s'aine
qua ,ften,,tce.ladre or gentleman's. toilet Hai' that
his beoomehaph or diseased' from neglect or sickness,
is epeedllp, by its sum, transformed into beautifully colt
and gloinn - aint - Preiented from decadence. gold by ell
saiff_i at thn"aalbni"utoiy oflomin Hamer. &
Cff:;Perfunnefeand fmnortersi 70t Onseratty Street,
. , sr2o-6t
'llingeria new Fondly El awing Maebin e.—A fte r
inachirms-altathave yet been
offered to the , the, _
opera"
been gyen' in fairoc„ruf in
'fact, miehin deilibla of performing e very kind
nowingi,and beyondalf, question, the -molt corn
pletorriticle for family nee' yet infanta, being at. once'
ornainentat 'neatly operated "and' inperber, le every re ,
srpt, Want other ntchineo , On this statenientore.
caulleuge 13ItitfE1(COT,
sfl.6 tjap2.2 oei C 4 .) 162 OHESTNIIT Eitriet.,.
Professor Sairndnial , IClasseleal' Institute,. at
the'S443T,Pfig , ADIII.PHIA ;INSTITUTE; corner of
• .64:10iT„StiiSt, , i,iii k WALIsill., - wilt be reli i ip q e,4 on,
the first MONDAY of September. Pupils, to the num
ber-Of fifty, will be received witwour: MxNEM= or rase
ow VIE PAttiIINCIER 1411.:11p OW OTC 0 •" ' 4
_ 3.415 I titraiii,io . ise:ig ii,:sile4sailt -arid safe eon
safe
julep, Ptiniis4iiX'earrlerl.lntri'lLOrreath 144f:the
country in less than half an hold from theeentre of the
• eq. l'Beviralaeresofoper' ground border on the beau.;
„liful pores pfdltisilsniaary, which la:jatinittved by
many of fhi dirtligniehed' geritlimeirei thelltY, among
whom- are: tta Editors of The Press, the Ledger, and
The . ..lfOrth 2 Anierlemsland Milted - Elates easette: Pm.
pile are received by the day, or Intikihe:family ‘ Of the
llPlinaultigi t t,:FUly 1,28 as. ,
We, OA undetslgned,. have. had - sons or wards In
'l9Of4soi Siniodersiniptetat'atid" faintly' during! the
respect to, Parental
Irealib, and
progreachr thorcingiremiuestioii. oar expectations have
'pe;ri fully xeslx.oli c To dor friend!, who are., l ooklDS
.fotadaeld idlyget:kr sehiolt feribeiflanal l wirs'oordlipy
“itititiviNswxtair, Za.'lBoo:Aitaii street
- It ;NO. W. PORNET,offlee of The. Press.
rillifikilttlfr., T11934:23001, Iherojmitui its Rood; No
419 OKagt ? dQAtreSt:;,
;20 toi fx.Y.ft
- we L. SPRINGS , 831 Market Atreei: z , '
StAIiTMII626 Vihius,str,eve
''OtilartitiOlis of ,thli instfts:tkou :• 7- • • -
'4,4101 ii„VßPßelif,*.iiglizket street:
JOHN O. MITOFIBILL, 203 South Sixth street. ,
7Plf.o,'oothltitrilet'soitthfrighth street. - I
- N. B. SATSNE,4I3 South Ptfth street.
.418AMIIII,,B10041; )66iipAqu:sie.
- _
L•WATBON, Logan eqiiire. = .
:I.l*:*/$-'offioiiof-LOgfki; •", • •
liatTeht )10M.IbliAliti aloe : of Noriblmerico2,
IeLLIs LSWIB, Renkgt WV)
?autrAir.fiOcuipir itctuflatmcf.;'. , '
. .
• eetitf
•
-I,ltVeral, Balfr, fee. MIS Apkrket Streets
Rop . artei Id` lfliieVetfliee, r el'47l3llTer
and ziaaa:Ware:illist,tolass geOpOonatantly oribauk
- The sobierftter;paying iiih,fOrerefrartlele, L iestded
30 *ell at a, email advance.: Three about portlier' log
woad d9rell4oalfe4'4ll"-nrrepted as rem.
entee4.' .*Pin
XLIMUIfe,4I r'3664411?ttiT!.51 Walnut
striii4kpi***.'6l a de
tertr.l'`. jith'• 'errata', from all
elertee .'s'X'44ll6lll Interest itt - the
0.14 0 . t AV ,
OffefitTe?t Vofalt,'iiia on Mop
-414 and Sit a 444.,7 1 ` - 4 . 0#0* - tt4• President,
- All*lktiolleflf Charlie M.
, _ lexf et: C:l4
:Impurities of the Bliioff.—Tl!,e:food and habits
_
of civilized man induce mejorlty an impure
condition or the bleed, the source of a great variety.of
'painful diseases, which distirli the hiPpluessef almost ,
e v e ,r3rrfflk/9 1 .e.„ 1 , 1 0, land. A' sure, safe, and agreeable
remedy fs if hand In the',TERIIVIA.II I IIY4CP, a fact
Whi.th'olndot be '
-"Tor -We is this city.bi p. Brotrn, Nifth' and Chest
put, and Hassard & Co., Twelfth and Chestnut.
self, d&w tf ,
Jnoks•ni ,
^ 4 'SOB
grIPTH• AND OEIBBTNIIT,
CAtonka, Notes, Dents, WWI Lading, Bill Bondi, Oh ,
cow, thudg, and all other Mods of Job Printing, at
prieontn Knit the time!. , onlY4r
, .
3 ' . Ittarriageq: . .
In Weil. Philadelphia, on the 18th !net, bt BM 0.
I. Therdpaon, GEORGE 0. DIBBLER , of Harrliburg,
to MATILDA HILLER, ofitabton, Ta. [Mutton papers
pleabe copy.] - *
On the 4th of May, by Kea. Joe. U. Kennard. Mr.
• ANDER-91 , H. HART' to Wes CATHARINE CONV
ERTOR, both of this city.. - .' - *
•At Camden,N. J. on the llth Inst.. by Roy. H M.
Brain', "MONRAYILLE CHEW to ANNIE 0. TAY
LOR, both of Stockton, N. J. . *
silleatbet:
On the 19th inst., Mr. JOHN EDWARDS, Jr., in the
834 year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respeotfully invited to
attend hie funeral, from ,the residence of his father,
Mr: John Edwards,. Sr., No. 186 Coates etreet, below
New Market, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock;
without further , notice. Funeral to proceed to Odd
Cemetery. tF
On tee 18th Inst., Mr. THOMAS MAXWELL, a na
tive of Carlisle, in the county of 'Cumberland, England,
in the 684 year of his age.,
His relatives and friends. and thee* of the tinnily,
also Prospect Lodge, No 197, 1.0 of 0. F., are re
speotfully Invited to attend Abe funeral, from hie let,
residence, No. 622 South twelfth street, above Shippey,
on Wednesday afteinoon. 224 hist , at 8 o'olook. To
proceed to Ronaldsou'a Cemetery.
On th&l9th iruit o ,'JUHN, bIURTL tND, in the 67th
year of hie age.'
The relatives end friends of the family ere re Invited to attend the fro oral, from hie late residence,
in Molifenemy's court, German street, below Fifth, this
(Tuesday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
On the morning of the 19th instant, JOHN BAWL
'TON, in the 84th year of hie age.
The relatives and friends of the family eve re
spectinlly, invited to attend hie funeral, from his late
realdence,i, w corner Sixteenth and Bummer slreete,
this (Thesiej) aftetricion, at 8 o'clock, without farther
notice. , • -
On the 19th inetint, ELIZABETH CRAWFORD,
daughter of llenry,A. and Emma Virginia Jones, aged
14monthe,` •
The relatives and 'friends of the family are reepoot
folly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
or het Parents, N. W. corner Third and Goakill effeet",
thiCiTneaday) afiernmin,.at:2 o'clock. To to
Nonaldson's Cemetery.
p‘. Close of Century Plant... The Ezbl.
talon of this wonder of the flower world for the m of the TOTING MEN'S CHRISTIAN Auo-
CIATIONorIII oboe on THURSDAY EVENING, the
23d Inst..
• BUDS ' frorn the Were, containing some 800 seeds
each, and - whioh can be preserves in spirits for many
years, together with YOUNG ritOOTS for planting,
will be sold to yisiters on TUESDAY, WEnNESoAY,
and. THURSDAY.: Many have already been appled
for. A11'0185104 10 ota. Children 6 cte. se2l-3t*
IrrDr. C.. H. De , ,Wolfe will repeat file
abused • Review of the Slaver. Debates, THIS
(Tuesday) IMMO*, at iii4NeOII4TREET BALL,
st,-7% o'clock, replying to the 'scurrilous attacks of the
city Prose - Admission ,10 cents. ' se2l-It*
Saynea Hall Prayer M eeting.—For the
r s r pre - ent. the Business bleit's Union Prayer Meet.
lag will be held In the BANBOSI- STRE ET OEI MUM,
near NINTH Street, the flail being otherwise engaged.
The meeting yesterd.y was one of thrilling interest
borne all who can and spend the noonday hoar in
prayer. _ ar4l.6t*
- Faceology....A very amusing Lecture
u s 3 on Ibis- subJeot will be giren by Mr. J. M.
OuNELIN, of tbls city. at 13ANSO4-BT. HALL, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. 22, MS, illustrated
by numerous splendidly executed portraits and prattles,
exhibiting tthe various aspects or the human Thugs
N.B.—No one- should fail to be present and behold
'these wonderful; representations of human nature.
Prices_ of admission—Lady and gentleman, 25 cents;
single, 45 sent.. Doors open - at 7;' ]estate to commence
at a quarter before 8 &clock.: • se2i4l*
The - Citizens of the various Wards, in
favor of , tho PEOPLE'd TICKET, will meet , n
PItIDAY &VENUS(); the 24th but , at 7N o'clock. at
the ward- hqusea, to take such measures, and appoint
oommittees, as will insure the success of the ticket at
the coming elution. . ,
. By order of the Committee, -
~
' ae2l.4t. . ,
~ -•_ Z. HARPER, Chairman.
Ca.- Notice.,--Senled Proposal*, • endorsed'
.‘• Proposals for Furnishing Supplies • to the
Board-of - Controllers Of Public Schools,” will be
received at the office of the Controllers of Public
Schools, Southeast corner of.EIXTII and ADELPHI
Streets, addressed to the tinde•signed, until September
28th, 1868, at 12 o'clock hl., for the supply of all the
BOOKS and , STATIONERY to be need in the Public
Schools of the City of Philadelphia, until the let day
of January, 1869, The Proposals must state the price
and quality of the Books and articles of Staelonery pro
posed to be furnished, and be accompanied by a sample each item. A list of the Books and Stalonery au
thorised by the Board can be procured at the Secreta
ry's Office, Southeast corner of SIXTH and ADELPHI
streets.. By order of the Committee on Supplies.
- ROBT HEMPHILLi See'y,
Board of Controller of Public Schools.'
arPhiladelphia and. Darby Railroad Com
• • pony.—The imbaeribers to the Capital)Doek Of
the Philadelphia and Darby Railroad Company are no
tified, that FOUR DOLLARS per , share (being the De
lano° of the diet instalment) wilt be due, and is hereby
requited to be paid, on the 28th September instant, ,
°Moe of the !Treasurer, N0.,12i WALNUT Street, be.
tweon the Imre of 10 A. M. end iP. DI , DAILY ; and
at the Blue Bell! Tavern; Twenty-fourth Ward, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, between Your and Five
cOolock.
-By order of the Board of Directors.
ee14.12t , ' THOMAS SPARES, Trerumrer.
GT. Horne for Invalids with Affections of
THE OHEST.
.13. W. corner PARKE and OHESTNUT Streets,
- ae9-Im' • . WeetPhlladelphla.
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WEDNESDAY EVENINQ, 22D mar,
at 7' o'clock.
A full and general attendance of the members le par
ticularly desired; as bualness of an Important nature
will be transacted.
By order of the
GRAND COMMANDER.
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T"QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY OFPIOE 408 WALNUT STRUM,
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60.86.—Insures against LOSS or DAMAGS DT FIRE
sod the PERILS OF TEE SEA, INLAND NAVIGA
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U7' TEN per cent. in cash returned on the earned
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YON SALE ONLY BY
. . . . .
0. GILBERT & CO , 149 North Second street.
BOGIE CURVES, Northwest corner of Second and
Shippers.
Witt. A. CANNON, 817 South Second, and 937 North
Second street
B. oulmeN. 249 South Second street.
JOIIN LYONS, Northweet corner Tenth' and Gal-
STE/NMETZ & BOCK. 1328 Germantown road.
lit AN OIS FALLS, 634 Race street. se2l•Stt.lf
PHILADELPR.I4
aJ 1112 , AND RBADINCi RAILROAD.
FlittlGnT TUR nARRIBBURG.—The Philadelphia
sod Reading Railroad Company are now 'prepared to
forward !relight to Harrisburg, and to
,all points on the
Lebanon Valley branch of this road.
•Yreight delivered at the Company's depot, aoutheost
corner of BROAD and CHERRY Btreeta, before 4 o'clock
P. Al., will be forwarded on the alma day, and will
arrive at Harrisburg before 10 o'clock on the following
morning. • For rates, &c., apply to ~
JNO. B. BBATY, General Agent,
Broad and Cherry meets.
rIPO STATIONERS.--Joseph ,Rodgers &
-L Bone, Jonathan °mikes', and Farmer's fine poeket
Cutlery.
Bankers' Shears, Erasing Knives, and Steel Pens, for
sale to the trade by
ERASMUS 0. PRATT & BRO.,
Importers, 28 BANK Street.
pAPER, .
PRINTED CARDS,
AND ENVELOPES.
405 001EMED.OE STREET.
N. J.LAWIIENOE
OST OR DESTROYED-A OERTIFI-
GATE or BOILIP, No. 4,802, for 8 shares of the
Stock of the Oonaolldation Bank. Application boa
been made to said bank for a duplicate certificate of the
Si/00. _
se2l-tn th4t WM. NUTCHIN.SON.
DNS, RIFLES, AND SPORTING IK
PLEMENTS:
he Subscribers hare in store
TELE,LARGEBT ASSORTMENT
FOWLING-PIECES, RIFLES, &0.,
Ever offered in this city.
Desirous of reducing their assortment as much as
possible before the-let Deo . they will sell
AT VERY LOW PRICES
THEIR ENTIRE STOOE,
oompri.log
GUNS PROM THE MOST CELEBRATED MANU•
PACTURERS OP ENGLAND, BELGIUM,
AND /RANCE.
PHILIP 8. JUSHOE A CO.,
No. 21 North.PIPTII Street,
„ above Market.
TO CASH BUYERS.
•
JAMES S. EARLE &EON.,
Invite the attention of Western and Southern OUMOM
MO to their immense and elegant anortment of
LOOICIN4-4LASSEB,
PORTRAIT AND PIOTIIRR-FRAMEO,
0 ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
Now landing, and shortly to arrive, 1,000 tons of this
beautiful Stone, both of the
BLUE. GRAY, AND BUBB TINTS,
the former of which, for 'Whims and delicacy of color,
is unrivalled
For the character - of Mid stone please examine the
following buildings :
Jos, Harrison's, Eighteenth street and Rittenhouse
Square.
Ilartison'e Building, Locust street, between Seven
teenth and lighteenth.
Simnel Smith's West street and Rittenhouse square.
lira_ Pet•reon'e No 1219 Walnut street.
A. K. Womtath's, 415 Arch street.
Nunuel Shim', Twelfth and Chestnut streets.
T. K. J. Fassitt, Seventeenth and Locust streeta, and
others.
PHILADELPHIA WARMING AND VENTILATING
WAREHOUSE,
1010 CHESTNUT STREET.
Nel6.Bm D. M. YELTWELL, Sinn.
rrHE SCOTT'S LEGACY PREMIUM
] The flommietee on Sclenceand the Arta, constituted
by the Franklin lbstitute of the State of Pennsylvania
for the promotion of the Meehanlo-Arts, having recom
mended the award of the Beott's Legacy Premium to Dr.
- J. B. Francis, for his process for removing teeth—by the
use of Electra-Magnetism—the Board of -Managers will
award the above Premium intwo months from thisdate.
unless satisfactory evidence to given of the want of qui
giriality of the improvement.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
jy2l-tafriew Aeteary
AWNINGS t AWNINGS I
JOSEPH H. POSTER, Awning Maker, No. 443
North THIRD Street, above Willow. Italian and
Trench Window Awnings for Dwellings and Office Win
dows ; Awnings for Stores, Awnings for Steamboats and
Ships. All kinds of Awnings Tents, Pings. or any
thing in canvas, made to orderbyJOSEPH II POSTER,
Awning Maker, No. 448-North THIRD Street.
Reat
dence. No 840 South Front Street. -
selata JOSIIPH H. POSTER.
ArIAIIIPBELL'a DINING SALOON,
Corner of THIRD St. and HARMONY COURT,
Elm been closed , for several days put, in order to be
regenerated and disenthralled. It will be opened en
MONDAY next. 20th inst.. with improvements and al
terations which will astonish the town. , , The host has
thrown hie soul Into the task of Iron seal, and we think
that hie efforts will meet with universal approbation.
When reopened it will be a model establishment.
eell-tt -
THE DELICATE, and thoso who are pro
notmeed convalescent after a long duration of ill.
nest, are recommended to use slight stimulants, We
an; to all oeuedence, commend the PURE PORT
WINE of our own Importation to those who are allowed
the luxury. It is a fruity, luscious Wine.
ZIEGLER & SMITH, Druggists,
solO-dtf Sontb•rsolt nor &mood and Groan Ma.
. BL4IDGETON.—The Steamer
EXPRESS lame ARCH Street Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 8g o'clock-A, M.
Ueturning,leaveaDßlDGETON Mohdays,Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at 8 o'clock A. M Stopping at New
Delaware City, Fort Delaware, and tho usual Landings
on the Cohansey. Through tickets for Milleville, Port
Elizabeth, Mauricetown, Dividing Creek, Newport,
Cedarville, and Fairton. me7-Irek
ITALIAN HEMP,—A largo 'took of Italian
Hemp on band and for ealo by
WEAVER, FITLNR, k 00.,
eels 2 3 it Water of, and 2411, 'nano%
DE4.4"..E18.
, • ONH OP VII
BEBT AMORTED BTOOlis,
NEW, FREW, AND ELEGANT,
with great care, selected a
SPLENDID VARIETY OP
Op • VARIOUS BARRIOS,
EMBROIDERIES,
CLOTHS, 1170.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
s Morten
DIRECTOItB
IL W. Bailey,
Andrew R. Chambers,
J. L. Pomeroy,
Ch.rles G. Imlay,
H. R. Coggshall,
&val. Jones, M.
• Hon. H. M. Buller.
Attest, ' ti. R COGUSHALL, Beigy
816 CIIISSTNIIT BTREBT,
OPPOSITE THE 011IAZO SOUSE,
OIL PAINTINGS,
ENGRAVINGS,
Buttable for the
PALL TRADE
ACADIA FREESTONE
ARNOLD lc WILSON, Agents,
11i!] 4 sal auba.
WILY & BROTHER,
Nor 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
WILT.; OPEN THIS DAY
Their Fall Importation
CARPETINGS,
PRICES GREATLY 'REDUCED
CARPETINGS
ELLINGTON BRUSSELS,
SUPER ALL-WOOL INGRAINS,
RXTRA IN INGRAINS,
DOUBLE COTTON °HAM INORAINN,
VENITIANS, AND LOWER GRADIS,
Of ,thoice styles and approved manufacture, oonstantly
receiving and for sale by
Rol° t. 0021 Not. 128 end 130 CHESTNUT St
NEW FALL STOOK.
McCauley, Brother, & Brewster,
28 NORTH FOURTH ST.
Men jolt opened an entire new stook of
HOSIERY, DLOVSII, AND I/ANOY GOODS,
to which they fruit' the sttentlon of 9rst-elan buyers
Our Wok la partioularly adapted to
TIM t3OTITHERN TRADH
THOMAS & MARTIN,
No. 297 OBESTNIIT STRNET,
OOMMIEBION bfFROHANTO FOR TUE BALE OF
AMERICAN COTTON AND WOOLLEN GOODS
IRISH LINENS,
WOOLLENS,
STOPS GOODS,
BLANKETS,
A fulKarolgeneral assortment of
FALL DRY GOODS
for male on favorable termo by
WRAY & GILLILAN,
121 CHESTNUT STREET
au3l•tu th eat
CLENDERNING*
DASIA.SIC TABLE CLOTHS,
TABLE COVERS,
TABLE NAPKINS and TOWELLINOS
TO THE DRY HOODS !ISAMU ZiTS
examenex : As I have bestowed more than usual
expense and labor in getting up this article of Damask
Table Damask in tine country, and have succe-ded in
furnishing an article equal, and in come respects sece
der, to the imported one, at a much less
_expense, I
trust that those who have a disposPion 'to encourage
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE and American labor will not
forget my address.
JOHN OLENDENNING & CO.,
ARAMINGO MILL, FRANRPORD,
PHILADELPHIA.
P. B.—Pedlars and those who travel and supply Coun
try Trade will find it to their advantage to call at the
Factory before purchasing elsewhere. Parties wishing
to buy, and cannot make It convenient to call at the
Factory, will please send their address, and they will be
waited on with samples of the above. 8e3.1m1 f
Watrbee, lietnelrn, &r.
BAILEY & 00.,
10IMMItLY
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
Have removed to their new Ylre•proof, White Marble
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH 8188, BELOW TILE GIRARD HOME
Now opening their fall stook of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARM, AND
FANCY GOODS,
To tels3 , llt4ltey thelte the 'Mention of the pobite,
Ittie*-3TARD WATOIIES, DIAMONDS, AND
_ , .
PEARLS,
F3=l
Umbrellas attb Parasols.
SLEEPER & PENNER,
MANUFACTURERS OP
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
No. 398 MARKET STREET, .
INVITE THE ATTENTION Or BITTERS,
12EiM3
LARGE AND VARIED STOOK
LLIAM A. DROWN & 00.,
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
MANIISAOTURERB,
No. 245 MARKET STREET,
A large assortment constantly on hand, to which the
setantian Ar dealer' le Invited. an2e4m
Elliot Sinbiago
EDWIN W. I'AYNE,
IRON BILELDLNia, ARCH STREET,
One door abovo Fourth
nirozlis AND DIALIIi 11
LLIITINGa
CaLLOONS,
MEETINGS,
TRENCH RID,
CONGRESS WEBB,
TOILET SLIPPERS 'UPPERS,
SLIPPER TRIMMINGS, LAo.E6, &o. aul9-2m
NOTICE TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
1.1 The undersigned (sueoemora to the bite JOSEPH
T. JOHNS) are now prepared to meet the wants of the
trade at the
OLD STAND,
Northeest earner Or Anon And POIIRTEC Streets
Their faolittlei for IMPORTING and FURNISHING
every &Mole In the SHOE STUFFS and TRIMMINGS
line, at moderate prices and on favorable terms, pro
unsurpassed.
The attention of BUYERS le respectfully soliolted.
Wnf. JOLIKS & SON,
N. N. corner Arch and Fourth sta.
Ilea! (Estate.
op VALUABLE FARM AND COUN
MEL TRY neer AT PRIVATE BALE.—A valuable
Farm and Country Seat, 75 sores, with large and supe
rior Stone Mansion, extensive eut-balidinge, fish-pond,
&a, bet reen the Second street and Oxford Plank mad,
about 1,4 tulles from the Passenger Railroad depot at
Frankton', It is situate in a most beautiful and de
sirable neighborhood, and well adapted for a country
teat, park, or boarding-bouse. Immediate poxes/don.
Apply to At T/1031103 & SONS,
Noe. 189 and 141 South FOURTH St
. _
VALUABLE LOTS AT PUIVATII BALE—Estate of
Dr. PETER IIIICENBERCIES, deceased —Valuable Lot
southwest corner Broad and Arch streets, entondlog
through to Cuthbert street.
Several Lots o■ the seat and west sides Of Broad et.,
north and month of Federal.
Lots on the north and south, side of Federal street,
between Twelfth and Fifteenth sts.
Lots on Thirteenth street, Clarion street, Watts st.,
Tiernan street, and Fifteenth street. Full particulars
will be given on application to
M. THOMAS dc BONS,
Oen 16 18 21 23&25 Nos 180 and 141 8. FOURTH Ht.
printing.
JACKSON,
JOB PRINTER.
Res Removed to
FIFTH AND OIINSTNIIT BTRED7i
0u28.1m
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER,
CHESTNUT AND FIFTH f3TIIEET,
JACKSON, JOB PAINTER,
OHESTNUT AND NINTH STREET.
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER, .
CHESTNUT AND RUTH STREET,
JACKSON, JOB PRINTER,
CHESTNUT AND. PIM STREET.
CHECKS PRINTED BY JACKSON.
NOTES PRINTED BY JACKSON.
BILL•IIEADS PRINTED BY JACKSON
°ARDS PRINTED BY JACKSON.
CARDS printed at $1.50 per
1 o -
.5.• thousand ; by JAMISON, HIFTII and
ESTNIIT. ael4 12C
PHIVENOLOGIOAL EXAMINA
TIONS, with written descriptions or oharsater,
Alb:!minding advice in reference to business, health,
self-Improvement, &0., are made day and eve
-fling at NOW MIR, W. 114,2, & o.'B,
/AU- Sat 022 Chestnut st., Philadelphia.
VNGLISH VE;RMILLION and ULTRA
ICA MARINA BLIJZ, especially imported for Paint era
and Printers. Put np Ist 1 lb wimps, and for sale by
LAY & DROTLIER,
03.4.1 m S4 . IDOOK atroot, up stairs.
WAND OPENING
THOMAS W. EV A.NS & 00.
,TEURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 230,
EVER °FREI= IN FIIILADELPHIA, EMBRA
BLACK SILKS.
THOMAS W. EVANS & CO.
Would respectfully call attention to their extensive u
eortment of
BLACK SILKS, -
INOLUDING
HEAVY BLACK TAFFETTS, VERY RICH •
HEAVY GRO DE RHINE, EXTRA QUALITY;
BLACK BAYADERE SILKS;
BLACK VELOUR 0.1 TOMAN ;
BLACK CRO DE EPSOM;
MOURNING SILKS;
With a variety of other makes, comprising the largest
and handsomest assortment they,have ever offered.
se2l-iit 818 AND 820 OSEST NUT Street.
JObEPH LEA,
I NDIA SHAWLS AND SILKS.
L. J. LEVY & CO.
Are now opening a large assortment of..
NEW B - ALJ., GOODS,
To which additions will be made by all the stemma
arriving during the next nix weeks.
Their assortment is now full and complete in the fol
lowing articles :
INDIA OASHMERE SHAWLS;
RICH AND MEDIUM. PRICED SILKS;
FLOUNCED AND DOUBLE SKIRT SILKS;
RICH PRINTED CASHMERES;
RICH BRINTED MOUrELINES;
FRENCH MERINOS AND OASHMERES;
RIOS FRENCH CHINTZES;
NEW &PYLE POPLIN DRESSES;
DOUBLE SKIRT WALKING DRESSES;
FRENCH E liabnbauEs;
SAXONY AND FRENCH PLAIDS;
NEW BLANKET SHAWLS;
PARIS CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS; •
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FLANNELS;
SUPERIOR LINEN GOODS.
809 AND 811 CHESTNUT BT.
se2o.Bt
ARGAINS FROM AUCTION THIS
WESIC.
Three lots (120) Children's Pbawls
Two lots (81 yards) silk apd Plush Vssiingt ;
One lot (72) block F ilk 0 , awn •
One lot (217 yds) dark plain ribbed Cassimeren;
000 lot (153 yarda) steel mixed Bennet'
Three lots (60) llobes alQuille
One lot (240 yards) all wool Plaid;
One lot (36 yards) Poll de Chevron.
N. B.—The above are cheap and desirable.
COOPEN. & CONARD,
eel) 8. B. corner NINTH and muum.
VESTINGB, &0., &o
IMIANTIGLAS, DIIS
Circulars and Du
Cloth Raglans and Cin
Orders taken, and real
isOARLET,
CAREN,
BLITE,
BL ACK,
CRIMSON,
Sella, Brooke Borderei
CHINTZ FOULARD ROBES—Brown and
Black grounds, with rich Obinta boquet4.
Alen, email designs in Ohio's and plain colors.
an AR PLEBS BBOTLIBBS,
ee2.o EIGHTH and 011S8TICUT Streets.
NEW AUTUMN SILKS.--Jugt opened, a
11 Line of rich and seasonablo goods of low, =di
uul;and superior qualities.
ARPLEBS BROTHERS,
ee2o CHESTNUT and EIGHTH.
LUPINE MERINO AT $l.OO.—A lot of
full width extra quality.
Lupins Merinos of excellent value.
Also, wide Shawls, Merinos, and Cashmeres.
PH ARPLESS BROTHERS,
se2o CHESVNIIT and EIGHTH. •
Q.PLE ND ID OPENING OF NEW
1•3 GOODS IrROM THE GREAT TRENCH AND
OTHER SALES. .
CHARLES ADAMS '
Will have arranged on.seeond day morning, the 18th
avast., a large and cholas variety of new and desirable
DRY GOODS, adapted to the present sesson.vls:
LUPIN'S RICH PRINTED MOI3O3BLAINEB, All-
Wool, In variety.
All-wool, In variety, Robes a Lee.
Do. FRENCH MERINOES and CASHMERES.
All-wool Plaid and Bayadere Poll de Oherres, and
all wool Plaids.
Daysdere Mehalrs and Valencia.
Luptri's bleak Bombiaines.
Do. plain colored-Moue Delaines.
Union Printed Detainee and Plaid Cashmeres in great
variety,
LUPIN'S BIELLA bIIAWLS,•in many kinds and
styles
Brown, Black, White, and Colored CENTRES.
Plain mixed CHENILLE SHAWLS, bound and with
fringes, for FRIENDIiir
First quality rich Plaid Bay State long BLANKET
SHAWLS.
Drab Centre and mixed Blanket Shawls.
Plain and medium square do , duo., &e.:-
soLlArod-tf EIGHTS( and ARCH Streets.
ANTILLAS 1 1 MANTILLAS! Mo-
LTA. ELROY respectfully invites the Ladies to call and
examine hie stock of Mantillia, embracing many styles
not to be found elsewhere. Oar stock Is the largest,
our pattenm the latest styles , and our prices so low that
we defy competition.
5,090 yards Mack and Fancy Silks, 87N, 44, 60, 56;
rich, 62%, 09, 76 ; very rich, 81, 87N, 95, $l.
10,000 yards Detainee, Dareg. es, Ducats, at 10, 12%,
16%, 18%, 20, 22, 25, 28, 81, 85, decidedly the cheapest
in the city.
10,000 yards fine French LaWllll, 10, 12%,16%, 20, 26,
worth, many of them, 37% to 62%, very fine.
One lot of Crape Shawls, at $l6, worth $3O.
600 yards side-band Cessimeres, 37%, worth $l, with
a great variety of desirable goods for men's and boys'
wear, lose than , usual prices:
1,000 yards Ailments. Vestings, at 25, worth 76.
1,000 yards new style Ribbons, the - cheapest in the
city.
1,000 fine French Needleworked Oollare, at $l, worth
13.
10, i
000 yards of Plain and Plaid .76C01:10tB Swiss and
Oambrio White Goods, the greatest bargains n the city!
Ribbons and Fringes and Trimmings, In endless va
riety, at leas than half the usual prices.
MaHLROY,
No. 11 South NINTH Street.
3.l•tuth e•tf
GREAT ATTRAuTION I
OVER $1,500 WORTH OF SUAWLS FROM WITICH
TO MAKE A SELECTION.
THOHNIBY & OISISM.
N. E. oor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets,
Have the beet !MAUL Stock in Philadelphia. They
would respectfully call attention to the following very
cheap lots, viz
46 LONG DROCHE SHAWLS at $ 9 each.
20 Do. do. do. at 10 "
20 Do. do do. -at 11 "
24 Do. do. do. at 12 "
10 Do. do. do. at 38 "
20 Do. do. do, at 14 "
20 Do, do, do. at 16 "
8 Do. do. do. at 18 "
8 Do. do. do. at 20 "
8 Do. do. do. at, 26 "
In the above Lots of Long Broche Shawli will be
found every desirable color of centre.
BEAUTIFUL STELLA SHAWLS
From $2 to $l2, in every color.
French Blanket Shawls in new deaigta.
Plain Thibet Shawls, square and Long.
Real Canton Crape Shawls, Plain and Embroidered.
Children's Shawls, Mlesee , Shawls, and Gentlemen's
Shawls, at
TLIORNLEY 0E1 . 8111'5,
"ONE PRICE OMNI STORE,'
Rortheut Droner lein-dITU NS RING GARDEN
N. B.—City and Country Storekeepers buying for cash
may find bargains at T 113.41.
P. B.—A Magnificent stock of Bilks now on hand.
selB-tf
PATENT LEATHER,
NEW CLOTH STORE.
HENRY D. NELL,
AUCOESBOR TO
GEO. M. COATES & CO.,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Just received, the Newest styles of
FANCY CASSIMERES AND YESTINGS O
Also, a choice assortment of
FRENCII BLAOR AND COLORED CLOTHS,
And other Goode adapted to Men's wear. sel6-12t
FALL CLOAKS.
The Sabeeribere will exhibit
ON MONDAY AND DURING THEN WEEK,
ELEGANT CLOAKS,
(In toltrauee of their used opentag,) to which they
invite the inspection of
LADIES AND STRANGERS.
.1. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. 708 CHESTNUT STREET,
• PHILADELPHIA.
•
EYRE & LANDELL,
OPENING OF PENNON GOODS
RION SILK ROBES A LET;
SILK ROBES, DOUBLE SKIRTS;
SPLENDID ROBES, TWO FLOUNCES;
SPLENDID ROBES, THREE FLOUNCES;
NEWEST STYLES FALL SILKS;
ROUND-CORNERED SHAWLS;
EXTRA' RICE PRINTED DE aINEB;
PLAIN AND BAYADERE BLACK SILKS.
EYRE & LANDELL,
sopl-36t FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
FAIN—By B. FRANCIS, the Inventor
of the-Galvanic Proces, Oillos, No. 926 RACE Street.
Also, medicates, Alb, and interim Teeth. MI A work
warranted to give entire satisfaction. sel7-Bt*
Dr. W. B. MoILHENNE Y,Dentlet,
0 •••.: would inform his friends that he bas resumed
practice at No. 1848 CHESTNUT Street ; secon l4 d door
above the U.S. Mint. sepm
TO CONFECTIONERS AND B AKERS._
500 lbs. Oil Peppermint, warrant ed
10000
ii ~ Oarb. Ammonia ;
20 Oarrarrey Reed. ,
Per sale low, as wantol, &
by
WILSON
W MERRITT,
holesale Drugglats,
708 Market WM,
esoati.
OLOA'KS.':
WILL OPEN ON
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT 011
Ore OAKS
LING ALL THE NEWEST
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET
. TEES, and SHAWLS
eters. new Fall styles.
ales., for Fall.
y In one day's notice.
CENTRER
a Shawls r attation late.
COOPER & CONRAD,
INTIZ and MARKET Ste
B. IL corner N
SHAWLS FOR THE SEASON
HOURTIL AND ARCH STREETS,
FTAPLN AND FANOY
SILK GOODS.
'TODAY
Elenttotrp.
Jar 'Sac drib 'to ta:
WOE SALE—Lot of Ground, North, side
of COLUMBIA. Avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth Btreete, 100 by 80 feet, with three fronts.
Apply to H. 0. THODITeON & GE:M. CONARROH,
selB.Bt - - • 988 AROR Street. •
AR FOR - SALE—A ' handsome residence,
LEL
with all the modern Improvements, large side
yard, groery. &o SIXTH, near SPRING _GARDEN
Street. Terms easy. P. K. LAND, 5 . 3 South SIXTH -
Street, (almond story.) - sel7-1m• .*
SALE OR. EXO44..NOR—.k
El handsomenow mansion, 10 rooms, and 40 _scree;
near Gwynedd Station, North Penneylrania Railroad:
Bite splendid, fruit abundant, health unsurpassed. Any
person really desiring a handsome Country Seat In ex
change for city property will find this en unusual OP
portonite of accomplishing bis object. - Apply to P. K.
LYND, bg B. SIXTH bt (Id story) oel7-lm
ILFOR SALE—A pretty Oak°, nine
rooms, and one or more acres, on Wyoming avenue,
two miles out the Second-street Turnpike. Alsooseyeral
handsome cottage lota • The neighborhood is healthy,
beautiful, and rapidly Improving. P. K. LYND, Gil, S.
SIXTI.I St , (2d story.) senam
nilO SPECULATORS.and CAPITALISTS.
—Thirty rowan orlon of beautiffil Land on Wyoming
Avenue, near New Second street, only trio miles north
of the pavemente, for sale a bargain, and terms easy.
Apply to LYND, t3i Beath SIXTH Street, ( second
story ) • ' zelP 1m
TO RET—The new kon-front ore,
W No. 24i North THIRD- etreet;above Rine; M With
the use of Shelving, Counter, the. Suitable for the
wholesale Clothing,. Notions, or any _other basins , s.
Terms low. Apply at No. 262 North TRIED Sweet,
three doors above. sell•l2t* if
FOR SALE OR TO RE.NT-.—A. Desire.
ble property in Rising Sun village. Lot sixty feet
front on Germantown road, by six hundred feet deep
to a main street. The improvements are a brick
dwelling, with store, containing fourteen rooms in all.
Also, a greon.honse, two hat.hotules;cottage on back.
street, stables, coach-house, &o inoluding a choice
variety of fruit trees, all or 'which will be sold on so
commodating terms, or a portion rented to a good ten.
ant. Apply to CESINSWELL WILLIAMS,
eel6.6t 200 WALNUT Street.
OFFICE TO—LET.—AN ELIGIBLE Or-
PION for an Insurance Company, or similar cor
poration, having three communicating rooms on the
same floor, No. 2Y4 WALNUT Street, above DOCK.
Immediate poasesalon given. Apply to
JOHN 0. HEITIllt; or •
THOMAS T..BUTOELEH,
'No. 112 South TOUBTH Street,
mla3o-tuthe-tf second story, front room.
dpip To LET—A full-furnished House, In
Jel. CHESTNUT Street, east of Broad POSS.sPiOII
immediately. Address BOX 1856, Poet - 061es. sel6-0t
F OR SALE-
One of the most Valuable and Desirable
DOUBLE BROWN - STONE RESIDENCES
IN THE OITY,
No. 1810 CHESTNUT STREET,
EXTENDING THROUGH TO GEORGE STRUT
Having been built by the owner for his own liesidense,
no expense has been spared in Its construction.
Apply to CHARLES BOGGS,
629 Market Street,
Or to M. THOlkfAS'Ec SONS )
ael4.lmit • 189 and 141 South Fourth Fit.
CHOICE COTTAGE SITES, WITHIN
three minutes walk. of two Stations on Phtladel•
phis and Germantown Railroad, ( or male cheep. Apply
at corner of Voice Street and Plank Road, or at No. 23
North Sixth Street, to ' •
set3-Im* T. L. LITTLRFOLD.
Boltrbitts.
BOARDING.- A young Lady wiahea
LP Boarding a short Aistance from the city Te ma
mutt* moderate. Address with particulate, AMKL.IA,
at tide dace. se2o.2tik
BOAR DI N4.—lllevertil very desirable
R °ems to Let, with Boarding. at No. 428 PINE
Street, below Fifth street. stile•th s tu 61*
110p0ARDINO.—A Widower, with Three
Children. ages respectively Ave, nine, and thir-'
teen years, wishes to assure BOARDING'. with a retired
Private Family, in i Central pait of the Okty. Address
hi., at this Mice, stating terms. selB.3t*
GC NORTH SEVENTH STREET.— Gen.
A• 1 7. - , Vernon "eau be accommodated with Dinner Or full
Board. disci, large and email rooms to let, with board,
imitable for families and single gentlemen. sel7-61.1S-
BOARDING.—A handsome suite bf
apart
ments on the second floor, WALNUT St., between
Broad and Sixteenth. Address, with reference, L. M.
, Press office. . - sel6-tf
tbutatiortal.
lA. A TERM OF THE LAM DEPARTMENT
of the UNIVERSITY OH PENNSYLVANIA com
mences on the 4th of October.
Prof. ISLIARSWOOD, International and Com Motio
nal Law, dye:
Prof. McOALL, Pleading and Practice. •
Prof. MILLER, Real 'Dilate and Conveyancing.
An INTRODUCTORY LEOTURE will be delivered
by Prof. SHARSWOOD, an the 4th of October, at eight
o'clock P. M , at the Lecture Room of the Department;
by Prof EfoOALL on the bth, and by Prof. MILLER
on the 6th of October, at the same hiar and "place.
se2o-toc6
DENN INSTITUTE—Sontheast corner of
THIITEENTB and FILBERT Streets, opened
on MONDAY, the 6th of September.
.-Brivate instruction, though favorable to rapid pro
greel,-yet sends the scholar into the world with a keen
sensitiveness, which totally disqualifies him for active
life ; whilst attention to many oftentimes forces the
Instructor to meet general difficulties rather than those
personal to each individual, and the learner either
loses all interest, or becomes suPertlelal in his acquire
ments. For these and other reasons - the number is
For further Information apply personalty, from nine
o'clock A. M. to one o'clock Y. M., 'or by note, to
eel&-tt STEWART. Price'pal..
EINGLISH SINGING—BaIIad ;aid Opera
tie.—Mr. BRAZES gives Instruction in the
above styles, on The most approved system.
selB-1m 409 South EIGHTEENTH Wreet.
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, •PE NN
Square —Applicants for admission into the
TEOHNIOAL 1301100L8 are requested to present
themselves for Examination on MONDAY, September
20, at 9 o'clock A. M. A. L. KENNEDY, M. D., •
seill-St . President cf Faculty.
THE WEST CHESTER- ACADEMY,
located at WEST CHESTER, Pa , an /netitution
designed and arranged to prepare Boys and Young Men
for any class in our beat Colleges. or for business in its
varied requirements. The corps Of Instructora consists
of seven Teachers of abtirty and experience. The ave
rage number of students is seventy. five per session.
The French and German' Languages are taught,by
na
tive. resident teachers. The Winter Term commences
on the lot of November next. For Oatrlocuesvico., apply
to WM. P. WYERB, A. M., Principal, -
se£l.th a to Int - at West Chester, Pa.
CILASSIOAL EDEWATION.-ROBILRT
LABBERTON, Ph. D. of the University of
Groningen, will hereefter have charge of the 011esiesi
department In the SOIENTISIC and CLASSICAL IN
STITUTE, CHESTNUT Street, northwest corner of
Twelfth. No pains have been spared to render this
School eminently worthy of patronage for boys of all
sges, and in all departments—Engl eh, Classiest, and
Soientiflo. Entrance on TWILFT El St.
sel7-Im J. ENNI3, Principal.
y J. Rf ED'S INSTITUTE FOIiiYOUNG
J • LADIES, No 1623 WALNUT Street. • For Onus,
apply at the Institute.
Rays es so ss Converse, (editor of the Christian
Observer.) Rev Dr. C. Wadsworth, Rev. Dr. W. - B.
Stevens, Col. J. W. Forney, 0: lt. Leland , Esq., Pro.
(wears Vetheke, Allen, Inger, of the University and
;her gentlemen ,
J. REED has resumed his course of irk
el • struction In Mosta and on the Plano-forte. No.
1623 WALNUT Street. sel6-1m
MR. THORBECKE has the honor to
announce that be will resume bin Inatinctlons on
the PIANO immediately alter hie return from Europe,
(In the latter part of September.
Pl.ase address communications to ci Box No. 1808, 3,
Poet Office. sal4-12t*
IdoGOIRE'S BOARDING AND DAY
ILL 801100 L FOR YOUNG L &Dna, 1030 SPRING
GARDEA btreet, will. be re•opeued MONDAY, bop
tember 6th. an.211-13w*
• .
Boats anb 'Eitjaza.
WEEL.AN & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
BOOTS AND SHOES
STRAW GOODS,
No. MS MARKET STREET,
an 27-1132 PHILADELPHIA
LEVIOI3., RASLN, & 00.,
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,
BIANIIPACTORY,
NO. 525 MARKET STREET,
NORTH SIDE, BELOW SIXTH,
HENDRY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DRALBRS
'
BOOTS AND SHOES,
N. W. OornerTHIRD and ARCH Streets,
au2s-2m. PRILADELPIIIA.
LIALL STOOK
oa
BOOTS AND snorta.
JOSEPH H. THOMP6ON lb CO.,
No. 814 MARKET OTREBT,
AND
Nog. El and 6 FRANKLIN PLACE,
NATIO NOW II !WORN A LAROX AND WILL ABOONTND
STOOK. 01 .
BOOTS AND SNOBS,
OP OITY AND EASTERN MANITPACTURE.
Which they offer for este on the beet terms for wish,
or on the tonal credit. Buyers are Invited to ealt and
examine their stock. 1014
nOOTS AND SHOES.—The subseriber
10 has on hand a large and varied stook of BOOTB
and 818388 3 which he will sell et the lowest prices.
aiKk. W. TAYLOR,
moOl-13, 0. M. corner PIIPTH and MARKET Bts.-
carriages.
CARRIAGES. -
D. ROGERS,
COACH AND LIGHT-CARRIAGE BUILDER,
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Orders for CARRIAGES from all parts of the world
executed with promptness, and satisfaction guarantied.
selS-3mif
MACKNREL.-838 bbls Nos. 1, 2 and 2,
111651E5rd : in worted piokageo, for sole by
0. 0. SADLER & CO.,
Nal ARCH Moot, 24 door abovePioat.
ANTED-B , a Bookkeepeip
V v requiring but two boors , time per,day. Ad•
AWittOWE • .
ILATANTEDA: Youth not more than'l6
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Young Ledy. GoOd testrinOntals as to rapacity,
deo., will'bn given. Address TIIEJIESA, Blood's De
-niatch. se2l-2t.
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for Merchandise. Address , s G.
st i Vis ° r ange
once - ie2l.Btar
ANTED An experienced Penman who'
If II 'writes a plain intelligible hand, as Copyist. Ad
dress EIVIA.NIIBNBIB, at this office. se2l,llt*
lIVANTED--A:; . Lad - or.nnexceptionable,
11 V chamfer, about 16 years of age, to learn the
Dry Goode J obblag business. The compensation will
be $5O the first year, with an additional $5O yearly.
Addresi Y., 7, ..w4th reference, at the office of this
paper.
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paper. ee2o-00
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family. Good references Will. be veva. Addreu arc
MART A. STOPHEL,'ClieatafiTedad are county. Penn
ylvanla. . Bud 2t* '
•
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feel-ewe In a retail dry pars store, desires s
tion to attend ins Dry Goods Store. Addtess ELLEN,
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Address "A; B.y office of The Press. _ se2o4ts
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The Press. 18.8 t,
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Stec
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right of an article needed - for every day rap.
8350 cnly required. A and profitable haeisees
will be Itusured. "For partleolars address EDMUNDS,
Blood'. Despatch. • selli-St4e
A WIDOW LADY desires a situation to
17 1 superintend the &Min of a house fora Gentle.
man, or would be fully qualified to act as Gassiness.
The best of references given - and required - Address
EXPERIENCE, Blood's Despatch. sell-its
WANTED-ek person having $BOO, to join
the advertfurr in purchasing a patent right et
great wilts A large Prat will be guaranteed Addreat
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AN Experienced Book-keeper desires- a
Situation in a Wholesale or MannfaetinintElita
blighment. The beat of refereeing given -"Ade...gal.
T., at the Office. seld ate
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OATALILY—AbIe-bodtid, unanualid'aboa,l4o
whom wM be give' load pay, board, alathlwar,' and
medical attendance. Pay from X 39 to X2l par mouth.
No mad baring a wife or child will "b•__ll *PIPS
for MOMPTID fiNEVION at No 81 NANK.9I7 Street,
ahoy. !Ightli, stalk JUL:
"W. TB. NAOMI:MN*,
lat Lista. lit Davao,
scarlatina officer.
ACADEMY .OF MIISIC.•
TUESDAY SVENIN6. Sept. 21et, 1868. '
Second night of the wonderful R eirEl,B ! '
The entertalomenta will - cernmenoe with striking and
Hovel Evolutions on ths•TIOH P HOPE I
The Intrepid Obloaman, by M. °Marini ; Huegerian
Polka, by Gabriel Ravel.; Oupid,`by Young *Medea, 4
First appearance of Moni. ALEXANDRE ZANFIFATTA.
To be followed by thegraceful sue dashing tight•reps
Danseuse, •MAIIISTTA ZANPRETTA..
To conclude with the - 00 , in Pantomime, entitled
HODISNOKI ; Oft, THE SKATERS OP WILLS..
Admission—Parquet, Parquet Circle, and Balcony ; 60
news ; Family (Prole and Amphitheatre, 26 ants.
Doors open at 7 ; Performance to commenters at guars
ter of 8 o'clock. •
MRS. D. P. BOWERS's WALNUT-ST.
THEATRE, corner of NINTH and WALNW
Street • -TUESDAY EVENING, September 11. 18511,
THE YOUTH OT - TREDEBION'THE GREAT.
Frederick 1711llians the First of Prusitia,Mr. Wahines
Charles Frederick, hierh '
dest son • Miss A. Cruise;
Queen Sophia of Prussia; advt.-8. A. Perry ; Elisa
beth of Brunswick, Prineems of - Austria, Miss O. Rich- •
lugs. To conclude with - the popular Comedy, in two
Acts, entitled SIMPSOS & tiO. -
Prices of admission—diecoud Tier and Family Circ le,
and Third Tier, 25 cents; Peratt.4, 87N cents; Drama
Circle, 50 cents; Private Boxes, according to their
locale, d 3 and 16; Single Seats in Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 76 cents.
Doom open at 7 o'clock; Curtain r ins at 7N Oda*.
WIATLEY & CLARKE ARCH-ST.
T E *
HEATRE,Williera S. Frederieke,Aetiag mid
Stage Manager.
TUESDAY EVENING, September 21. 1858,
THE WIZARD OF THE WAVE. -
Charles Faulkner, Captain of H. 8 Wizard of the
Wave...on secret service; Mr. Dolman; Don Jose Del
Bandabar, Governor of fit Jago, Mr. al'Oullongla.
The performance will commence with the comedy of
BOLAND Fan AN- OLIVI6B. -
Admission, 26 eta. Secured Beata in Drees Cirele,
eta; Orchestra Stalk, 60 eta; Beata in Private Boras 75
eta; Gallery,lB ate; Ga ll eryfor ColorwiPereona,26 els ;
Private Box lirGallery for Colored Persons, 1.03• ate;
Whole Private Box, EL . -
Doom open at quarter before 7 o'clock; lommenes at
76i, precisely.
31 U81°AL CL dUti.loEltilf.
-TICKETS PIETY CENTS.
PARODI, Jo aANNam, KEMP, MILLARD, MI
CA, MOLLENHAVER, SATTER: '- - •
CARD OF THE MA eAGEMENT 3—The Manager of
the STRAKOSOK CONCERTS respectfully announces,
that in coneequeuee of the inability of many families
of the city and vicinity ' to gain 'admission to MLLE
PARODI , I3 last - Farewell Concert. it has been de
termined, on the return of the artists from Washington
to New York. to give
ONE MORE CONCERT IffiBILADELPHIA,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. Slat.
This will be positively the last appearance of
PARODI in rbiladelphia. The programme will be
most carefully selected," forming thd most attractive
everoffered in a Concert Room. In-addition to other
selections, WILE PARODI will sing the sonl4tlrring
American National Song,
- • • THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER," ,
And, by request, repeat the celebrated Trench/Cy= edF
Liberty,
Mai MABBRILLUB,”
Both of which have produced, on eac h occasion, the
most lee nee euthusium._ _
. _
. .
M 4 LLE PARODI will afhg—Ada.'Taneredle Diet,
44 Don Beignale, 44 with Mr. Millard. " Last Rose et
Summer," the Mareeillaise," and 44 The Star Spangled.
Banner >,
- BIA , DE JOHANNSZN—ArIu, ig Der
Freischnts." sod Torten° n Lombardi," with Mugu..
ffillar and Junes.
D 119.3 KEMP—The Lute Bong and a Pooteh
MB. MILLARD—FinaIe Lucia—Duet with aVile Pa.
nth, and - Teraetto with M'de Jobannien and M.
Janos.
M. JUNOk—liria, "Jerusalem," " Minas du
Nord," mut Tersest° "Lombardi," with Was Johann
ten and Ur Millard. .
M. MOLLEMAIIER will play "Slag by larnet.
M. BATTER will play 4, William Te 11 ,,, Lacia, , g
sad Duet Terrautula," for two pianos, with
•WOLFSOHN.--.
CONCERT HELL. -
THIRD WHIM OF
fiA.NDINSON , II' COLOSSAL HIP RESIINTATICISTI
OF Till RUSSIAN WAR.
Z.:White this week, en Blonder, Friday, and Retarded►
evenines only, and on Saturday Afternoon
Admission 23 cents; children la cents. sepllo-111
Doors open at 7. Performance to commence at Mot SJ
N ATIONAL HALL--MARKET ATEZET.
- NOW OPEN
T. llt6oo Witaisnies celebreted
• PANORAMA OP THE BIBLE.
This magnificent PAINTING commences with Chula,
and continues down in historical order to the Babylo.
nish Captivity, containing more than fitly of the moat
sublime and interesting scenes in the Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. Doors open at T; to
commence at 8 o'clock precisely.
Tickets 26 cents—to be had at Hall door. Childs*
under 10 years lb cen•a. •
Also: Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and BATHS.
DAY diTISBNOOIie foi•fanalllas and, schools. Doting
open at 2; to commence st 8 precisely.
Explained by Professor T/BBITTB.
BARRETT's GYMNASIUM.
BILLIARD 'BOOM,
PISTOL AND RIBLii GALLBRY.
Will open cra MONDAY, Beptimber MA, at No. 806
MARREI Street.
V,ANFORD'S OPERA 'HOUSE,
ELEVENTH Street, above OHEBTNIIT.
Open for the Beason; with the
TROUPE OP ARTISTE IN THE I VIRLD.
The Entertainments nightly offered by
BANFORD'd T ItO
comprise all the latest - Boom Glees, Duette, chores
Refrains, Dances Ballets, Re., interspersed with
WIT AND ELOQUENCE: -
In fad, all the Vocalism of the day is produced by
MUSIC, LONG, AND POETRY.
The whole under the management of Mr. B. S. SAN.
FORD.
Admission 26 cents. Doors open at 7)( o'clock t per.
feculence to commence at 8 &cloak: anbt-Im
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL—TEM
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR AND REMEDY
FOE DVePEPIDA, WEAK STOMACH AND WEAR
BOWELS. Prepared by a Chemist. Bottles 12X, 26
and 50 cents.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN . MEDIOA_L
SCIENCE!
HARTSHORNE'S OURE-AIL should be kept in all
families. in case of accidents or sudden 'sickness.
HARTSHORNE'S CIIRE-ALL cures Rheumatism.
HARTeHORNWS CURE-ALL cures Cramps, Oludie,
Pains in-the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, SNe. Back and Breaat.
• HARTSHORNE'S OIIRE-ALL cures Sprains, Bruise%
Scalds and Stuns'. • -
HARTSHORNE'S OIIRILALL cures Neuralgia,
Toothache and Stiffness in the Joints.
HARTSHORNE'S OIIRE-ALL cured Cholera, Diem
those and all Pain.
HARTSHORNE'S OITRE-ALL cures Ear Ache and
Deafness from a cold.
HARTSHORNE'S ouns-ALL mires 'Dyspepsia and
Indigestion; also, Canker end Sore Month and Bore
Throat,
HARTSHORNE'S CIIRILALL Mares ail Spinal Affesl•
tione and Weakness in Limbs.
HARTSHORNE'S OIIRE-ALL is a great tonic to
Weak Stommoh and Bowels, and Improves Dimiation.
fiEr As thefrecnent changes Of the weather produce
a bad Oeld, Rheumatism, Pain in the. Limb• and Body;
also, StiffNeek—every person should get a bottle. It
acts upon the Nerves, binaries Sinews, Blood. and
Bones; and, by its warming electrci-magnetic power, eX.
pole all pain from the system. Ga. a bottle and try it,
and you will be astonished &tits happy effects.
N. B. If you have a Cough, use HARTSHORNRII
Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry, It is the best Cough
Syrup in Ahe World. Bottles, 25 aad 50 cents, and Si.
If you are Billions. use 111.1328/10RNEVI ANTI
BILLIOUS PILLS. - They act upon the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and Foul Secretions.
Boles, 25 cents. Roll by R. 11. JENKINS,.
No. 25 SOUTH =alma Street,
Between Market and Chestnut Streets.
Simile' Stereo, Chestnut and Market streets.
Garriguesi. Tenth and Goatee streets. ,
Wagner's, Tenthand Lombard sta. s tnatf if
"HANDSCRUBS AND CLAMPS.
PHILADELPHIA
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2. 750. I.
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7. 1 60 '•
8. 1 75 c,
OLA.MPS.
6 Row, $1.25 per dozen.
7 Row, $1.75 per dozen.
8 Row, $2.25 nor dozen.,
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