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ARWTAIB'iT THB JittNCIPAL HOTELS,
u*-*o o*» o'c&Mß;*»w.:* 0B * I,ro,
GIRARD HOUSE—Oh«»tnnt ctreet. Selow Ninth..
HnghBtoekdoll,Va . Oortiind '
OWPettlt.NV DLRanlett, NOrleMU
P H Bcker, Granrille.Ky ’ Saml Balley, Plttrisurgh
DrMoormanA lady, y% -,W W Vao'f^rbdlt, St, ■
AHaway Sc. lady, Boston VBG Jone» A I*. Alabama
T G Jones, Montgom’y. Ala Miss M K Goode, Va ,
0 Ten Broach & la, Albany Mr, Paige, ,*}wpr
Miss French, Albaoy ~ W A SSopetd, N V
AlfWaliace, Oolnmbla It DIcV, B Oaroltoa
JH Roberts Washington W T McClure, Louisville
C J Popo Sc lady, Ala Dr Ooeke A lady, Va.
MteifK Stockton, Va . JBBrjao,Geonria.
Dr Manpln Sc lady, Va Mini G 'Watte. Va
T 8 abends, Va. , J W Harrison, Va
Mrs.Watte; Carlisle, Pa . , Mias Watte. Carlisle, Pa
G’WHnntCr, Va ,p Readies,.Va .
OAThomaa.NC AS Harris, NO ■
/ DSTenportAln, Riohmohd Miss Darsuport, Rlohm’d
JP,Graff, PhlU. . , Drßttlea, Del ;
I» Bowen. Keoknk ' B W Hobart Ala. Boston
I Geo Awgler. Boston , 8 W Land A J*, Hus
'AYahderpdol, N Y Miss Cayley G* „
BMOayler.Ga. . ... Q Bussey A Balt
HlMHttMVvßalt... •' ( B Dtaglw*. N*
Genb’Coomhs A.famlly,Ky.Geo AMlll*i Balt
'A Btrongf Adaugh, Balt- '• J ; Vf Don«liae, Oin, O
B Chase. N Y--' / Mlbj.Bwldoa, »«1
. GeoH Potts,N Y‘■- -: \ Alfred fliU, Boston
GHHIU, Boston _. ; tow DS l isle, N T
Col Thompson, Lancaster Barton Evans, lano
Mr Johnson, N-Y. . ...SWBaker,Hi •* , .
Dr Beckman,' Kinderhook Miss Beckman,Klndorhook
N M Crane A la, N J A B Parkhnrst A la, N J
j D Orton, Newark, N J-.' Wfl Baited!, NY '•
GeoHMarcer.NY ' ?-'• J*aBeQtt.N* ! -
jr Kelly A la,N Y" - Win Watkins A la,Maw
A J> MellokA wf. N Y Jno G Hewn s, Brooklyn
A B Qnastrill, «. Y . W G Morrar, Jereey City
BN-Kent. JX.Y2 Jno M Dow. NY .
HoTrowbridge, NY Mr Whitcomb, N Y
DanlHawklns, Indiana Bamnelßtrontf, N Y
<J,W. Chandler, Boitoh . ~ A 0 Denison, h Y
.GeoEhrn,NY Harvey,Buffalo - 1
W Starr, Savannah ~ ■ WmO Hunter A lady, Ohio i
M,Freeman, NY B H Oumpitou, Va
D B Payne. Va DJ.Bnow, Illinois
Hr Shaw, Ohio . J Bands,-Mobile
'AOlaflln. NY,., - -J A Bayly A lady, N Y
eGßoerdman, Boston r Thosßrlttan. N Y •
ThoeStackpole, Wash; •, .. v , JobnWatt, Washington
M Mardock.MMS, J A Buck, Balt ■ -
G Cleveland, New Orleans -B M. Taylor, Va
' -.J-‘ <BJ Dossing, NY j
Mias P sweet, N Yt s , 2 H Jarman A lady, N Y
J M Blmmonß,Ga :* i; A W Fleming. Mobile ■■ !
Jaa 01o'»e, Balt_ . )' ij C McGuire A lady, Wash
Mlsi McGuire, Washington S W Leon, Balt
GWBromly, Miss~ r B P Passmore, Miss
HM Pitkin. Conn ' ? - Ura B Sheeman,Cooa
Miss Bailie McKeon, N Y ,
HIROHANf B\ HOTXL-lVoorth, below Arch street.
T W Longhrey. Pittsburgh H Kennedy, Pa -
J B Brown, Ktttannlng- WGFalton«.Pa
J&s B Blogle, Pa \ . 0 Bernard, Vfc
DrG,T Heston, Pa' , V 0 Porter. Boston
jr Bidgwkyi'fibsryit’n. NJ 8 A SlUott, HeadvlUe. Pa
A Norris, N _ ;* , MB Taet. Pa
W Doff, -Pa '• ‘ r • T Jefferson, N 0
W W McKentle, N 0 Dtf Eagle, NO
MPB*U,NO - ' TMcOleary,Pa
J P Pennoek, W liberty, 0 Geo Berier, N O
J Heysor. Pa Mrs S M Anderson A ohld,
J Hatch, Keokuk - ’ Miss
WTJones.Md ' JKabn, NY
AGLee.NJ . . WM Swallow, Ohio ,
0 Bidgwsy/M D, N J T Broderlok, Pa
MissGrowicy, N J . Miss Weeks, NJ
W Hows, Doncaster . E K Solidsy. New Hope
J H Hurray, New Hope', J Cone, Oonn
S HOolffrore, Easton • , DOolgrore, Easton
DrEran fctough, 8 Baston Goo S Morton, 8 O
Wm Moore, Peoria,' 111 ' J Boienfeld, N Y .
KA Smith, Borne, Ga B A Grider, Bethlehem
, n MID Stroud, NO
J Hiller,' Waahtneioa . J N Jonee.La Grange
;M Wltherill, N X ;• . S N Weloh, Brletal, Oonn
AThGtla.Va . A J Gibletta, Harriaburg
Jaa Gnlnttn, Trenton, N J _Wm J,Wall, Va
syinkel, Hiaton 1 - '
: AMEBIC AN HOUSE—Chestnut street. below Sixth,
Geo L Walker, Phlla ' O W OnmmJna. Phil*
Win P Landis, Lancaster H Baldy. Danville, P*
H Sommers, Ohio ■> : '• v John O'Connor, Danville
Edw Q’Oonoor, Danville 'WmWUeon; Phila
Sami Silver,. P* ’ - J S Barnard, phila
N v , J 0 WlllUmi, N Y
JBBBteelo,V*:_' 1 TSOoisman, N 0
t; L Boat.'N o*. " Geo P (Janster, Beading .
JWPedinAla. : Va >- ' WmßatbesAli.NY
JOLwimore,MJth ’ - \Theo Bowler, Mloh
r B Woodward, Jr, N Egypt 8 A Faugh, Washington
Pa JBturgeon,No
BVWifcmort,Al«x,'Ya - COJairop. KJ
JfflPJ«noajiß7< - V J JBTaylor,Conn
N Wooldridge, N Y w c Honalamanr, Newark
JJfHass, fenn J Nfrwlin, N 0
P 8 Hall. Tenn . J Q Peters, N Y
Jno Hunt, Buffalo . -H Klein, Bnffalo
M Polk \ * , - . ONPlynn.V*
JWI Allemany, Ya JB Bowman. Va
J J Jackaoo, Va J Tripping. Va
JajDay,NY - - ; W H HBwford, Del
* - UNION HOTlb—Arch street. below fourth.
J May,'Kingston. 0 ' - 8 M Linn, 8t Thomas
J Burgraff, Allegheny eo - Wm Rainey, Cambridge. O
O Beringer/Allegheny City Capt B Thomas. Doylest’n
W J Patubemns,Lycoming Daniel Brown, 111
JuH Short/Del -> H Btr*ry, Louisville,o
•J L llening, PotfavUle - • Bant Shsrtle, pottsviUe.
W DTomlinson,NO ' ; B Dawson. Del
0 W Hall,Rochester; 0 A Kiater; York eo. Pa
Hr Nixon, Ohimbtafcurg 0 P Schaeffer. Gettysburg
John? James,Camden,Bel Wm Selbert.Ohamwrsburr
08Stoddard/Buffalo /-vJKahh;RY
S T Lipplncott, NJ. . • • - MUfl PanCeaai N J '
EH Btotsentmrjr, Del JDBrown.Va
Wm Wallace, b 0 JJ Stein, Allentown
J-W Bossbeny Asn/Pottsv N Stone. Hass
A J Parrand,Phmipab»g,NJ J Stevens, Conn ' *
Ura Banno A ch, Pottarilie John Danner. Canton, 0 1
Jos Hague, N'T. r'• ' B Y Pechtlg A la, Md
: NATIONAL-HOTIL—Biw Btmt. ibore Third.
MWe»w7Peaiift’ ■ Pet6tS Twlnk, Ohio .
H J WilflonjOarabrJ* HEXlHctt,Cion. Ohio
WMej6r*, Wmßport;PA - G W Swart*, Mlm -
io# Jimubii. N_V' ' WW" Atkins, Bethlehem
J 9 Uenuteln. Xiurton;. , „ B.Mejren.jiuitra __
WCawley*.JfiAßtou. l It iUller.&Jadj, Pa
Miss W Millar, Penoa '' MissTP Water*. Penna
Hiss A MUler. Peona >r ; . James Miller* Pebna
J Dllk*r, Port Carbsa \,' 7 J EBlee, PettsrilJe -
J Llttls. Obfo . / - J Pearce,MioerSTllle - *
t» A*ltosiii JSastan.si-a::.C
11T Miicjiwbi Bethlehem iWa OWer,AHintoira
CtWltfmieyjPotttrtme'V, - -
JfADIgON HOpßl-Sefload stmt, abore Market.
P< Conover, Md- ’ - V• J Karohlnay, providence
George Wt*t, Del. ■_««. OH Adame. Del'
T Anderson, Brooklyn.. L Whipple, N Y
MisaH A Gilchrist, BY. Miss B 8 Gilchrist, N Y
Miu.rM h Whiffle,NY: HTMiller,Chester)Pa
J Howard, Mas» 4, J Oleadere, Wilmington
W Oladen, Wtl»lDgton r .GHart, Doylestown
BAUIT SHEAF HOKXL~-Seobad street, belPwVine.
Win T Rlsenhart, Doylert R Easton ft la, Sfcroudsb
O S Vliet, Milford,. Fa *" Hon M U Drehr, Strondsb
Miss L Bosh, St rondsbnrg B Bea ft da, Beavillsj N J
Mrs Edlngar ft daa, Strouds- Obis Trego, Backs eo
bnrg, Pa,r_*, V; MB Mount! NY
S T.PatuhmVßhllad* P.Burrdugh, N 7
7 0 Parr/,-New. Hopo N a Smith ft la, N 7
BGWarmtn, Belvfdere : - : Ju W Guno &U, KJ
70 Weedeni New Hope J S Heston, Newtown
W co 8 L Whitaker. Deposit,NY
jr,OWiluama,NY , 1 ' ' TT Kinsey, Doylestown
JYBOowr.Lambertv, N 7 John Hough, Ge
Beni S Blob, Bucks co ' " Bobt Beans. JohnSyiUe
JDil worth, Bucks co ‘ G Williams, Lambeitv,NJ
P 0 Hoff, Lambertyille, N J , , .
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL -Second street, above Arch.
B F Oh arleSjLan caster p » Gruger, Lancaster
A B Shaw, 1a.2 children ft • S 0 Johnson, St Louis
r servant, 8 0- JR Seed, Pa
M A Foree. Jersey dtp- . Master Force, Jersey Oily ■
B R Tithe ft la, N Y DTyler,P*
X 8 Lowe, Williamsport John Gigon, Cape Island .
Win H Alexander. Pa , Jesre Thomas, Pa
JChn' J Ulp.'Phila B W,Morrison. Pa
IHUI ft | a, Easton Georgo,Gowers, Pa
John Ntef® } J?a.... 7.L Brown, Ohio
. BLAOKREAB INN—Fifth and Merchant streets.
GSpeakihan/Deleo, Pa . J Vanderallee ft la. Pa
J G-Bheward, 1 Berks co - - W H Eckels, Omnb co
7 J-Wrigbt; Lancaster co u W GAwthrop, Chester co
7 Harrison, Chester co - Miss Mutiny, Cheater co
MttMulsny,' Chester co ■' A D Campbell; Chester co
8 Taylor. Chester co A B Hutton. Cheater co
V AQoarli, Chester co G KClarke: Pottstowa
7 Defoe, west Chester
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third street, ab. OaUowhlU.
H KMffnuul.'Allmtiim.P. MniM Itenr,, P»
B Wllloir.r. Bulon '' . Amo, Edw«il«,Qa»kerlwn
P B.rr, Phll»iUi *.;■!' Pa’orßh.U.j, Ohio,
Mtt Homj OttVoa co. P» . K Holler, Berko eo, Pa
D.T.'d WOomU. Berko eo,Pa J B Monilng. fi 1
PWUjKmoo.HJ -
*• ■ BLACK BBAB HOTEL—Third, above CallowhlU.
Geo Wean ot,-Berks co, Pa John Losh, Atleotown
Bobt Hindis, Covington Mrs Hindis, Covington
-Miss Hindis, Covington ', David L Helnley, Pa
Wm Fltokft con, Pa Baml> Smith,- Sumneytown
Casperßo ads. By berry -- - Henry Maurer, Pa
Jehu Wagner, Fa W T Shafer, Chester Spgs
0 Soslgbergsr, Heading B Brdmnn, Chester Talley
'£^«riaf'Notices.'
.. -9ho- flinlni of Min .never yet, even in this
age of projtreMt inventod'A'ainiliar jzrtlele which has
beenof more benefit to thousand*, than Jdlxs Hauzl’b
Bau Luttraliy Or Hair Restorative. ’ Persons'are daily
writing or coining to the proprietor in person, to an
nounce the beneficial effects or its nse, some of whom
have been aUoprtentirely bald, and their hair has been
restored; others, -whose hair had become dry and hard,
hare had it,completely revived and beautified; and
otherSj covered with senrf or
dandruff,"hare had It completely eradicated, and tho
restored toa delightful, purity and beauty. For
sale hy all respectable Druggists, and at the Laborato
ry and Wholesale Depot of JULES HAUSL & 00., No.
704 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia; ' ocs-5t
Singer l * Sewing Machines.—That Singer*e
Sewing &f&chioea . stitch ever invented,
has been widely known for years. Other machines may
rtake » similar {stiteh upon a few light fabrics, but
SibgCi** alona arb competent to do every kind of work
upca rvwyvarioty of fatale.;
: .Singer l * new. family Sewing Machines have the same
relative superiority a* hip machines for manufacturing
purposes, fhey are also- more beautiful than any
’other*-'?-
.. Hemming and Binding, Gapge* of the most Improved
style are applied when desired to any of Singer’s Ma
chine*. ; I. M. SINGER CO-,
: ' So. 602 OHBBTNDT StrMt.
ael^uxt
• Saunders’ Classic#! to*tiu»*«i at
’flir yBST, £fIILADjSLPHrA INSWtfBi corner of
MABKBT Street and .WILLIAM, will be reopened on
the first MONDAYof September. Pupils, to the num
ber of. fifty, will be yeceived wivbout sxpbnbb or vabi
ok'tbb 'ballwats or the our.
Thus, witbont expeiiM, by a pleasant and safe con
veyaaee/pnpU* cad he harried Into the fresh atr of the
eonntryin less than half an hour from the centre of the
o(t|.> Sevual acres of Open ground border on the beau
tffut grovei of this Seminary, which is patronised by
many of the distinguished gentlemen of the oity, among
’the Bditors of The Press; the Ledger, and
The'North American and United States Gasetto. Pa
plls are reeelved by the . day, of into the family of the
Principal. “Philadilphia, July 1,
; the - undesigned; have had sons' or Wards.ln
Professor Saunders’. Institute .and family daring the
Session whichhas just closod. In respect to.psrental
kindness, Happy, influenees, .attention to health, and
progress in thorough bdttcatlon,' our expectatlona have
be#n fnlljr reallsed.' To our friends, who nr© looking
for aide^o ldnd)y good school for their Sons, we cordially
recommend Professor Saunders’ Xnstitate.-
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JOB PRINTER,
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT.
Checks, Notes, Drafts, Bills Lading, Bill Heads, Cir
culars, Cards, and all other kind® of Job Printing, at
prices to suit Da® times. eelT-1y
Thomas W- Batly, No. 022 Market Street,
Importer and Dealer in Fine Watohes, Jewelry, BUver
and Plated Ware. First-class goods constantly on hand.
The subscriber, paying cash for every artiole, is enabled
to sell at a small advanoe. Those about purchasing
would do well to call. All goods warranted as repre
ssed. s®4-8m
Seamen's Saving Fand—Office 903 Walnut
street, one door west of Second street. Receives de
posits in earns of One Dollar and upwards, from all
elasses of the community, and allows interest at the
rate of fire per cent, per annum.
- Office open daily, from 9 until 6 o’clock, and on Mon
day and Saturday until 0 in the erentng. President;
franklin Pell;-Treasurer and Secretary, Charles M.
Morris
850, 850* 850, 850, 850, 850, 850, 850.
SINGER’S SEWING- MACHINES.—PRICES RE
DUCED.—A . now and elegant Family Sewing Ma
chine for $5O, and tho general scale of priors greatly
reduced; All who want a substantial, staple, and re
liable Sewing Machine, which has an established repu
tation for doing the very best work on every kind of
material, are invited to call at our office and examine
thenevr,machines. at the reduced prices. They can
not fail to bo satisfied. I. M. SINGER A 00.,
ocl-lra No. 602 CHESTNUT Street.
ryn=» Post Office, Philadelphia, Oct. 6th,
13 1858.—A Foreign Mail will be made up at this
Jffico on FRIDAY, Bth instant, dosing at 8 o’clock P.
M., to be despatched for Liverpool on SATURDAY,
9th, by steamship -< City of Washington.”
oc7-2t _ GIDEON G. WE9TCOTT, Postmaster.
rv-==w University of -Pennsylvania.—Medical
U 3 DEPARTMENT.
The Introductory Lectures to the Course of 3858-’59
Will be delivered In the following order :l
MONDAY, October 11th, at 12 M., Dr Jackson.
« , « “ at IP. M., Dr. Leidy.
TUESDAY, “ 12th, at 12 M., Dr. Carson.
“ « “ at IP.M., Dr. Smith.
WEDNESDAY, “ iFth, Medical Clinic, 12 M.
<* “ “ Surgical ClinhJ, IP. M.
THURSDAY “ 14th. at 12 M ,Dr Wood.
“ *• . 41 at IP. M., Dr. Rogers.
FRIDAY. " 15th, at 8# P. M., Dr. Hodge.
The puolio is invited to attend.
R.B. ROGERS. M.D..
oc7*Bt-if Dean Medical Faculty.
College—Medical Depart-
MBNT, NINTH Street, below Locust.
The Introductory Lectures in this Institution will
be delivered as follows:
MONDAY, October 11th, Dr. NEILL, at 6 P. M.
TUKsDAY, « 12th, Dr. BIDDLE, at 4P. M.
Dr. REESE at 6 P. M.
WEDNESDAY, October 18th, Dr. SMITH, at 4 P. M.
Dr. MoOLBLLANat 6 P. M.
THURSDAY, October 14th, Dr. GILBERT, at4P.
M. Dr STILLS at 6 P.H.
There will be a Medical and Surgical OUniO on WED
NESDAY and SATURDAY mornings, at 12 and 1
o’clock. FRANCIS G. SMITH, M. D.,
oc7 Ot • Registrar.
rysa. Medical Pepartmeut of Pennsylvania
IL ? COLLEGE.—Preliminary lectures will be de
livered dally in this institution, commencing on MON
DAY, Sept. 27th. at l 2 o’clock M.« and continuing until
the opening or tho regular , session. There will be a
medical ana surgical olinio, in connection with the
Pennsylvania Ooilege Infirmary, every Wednesday and
Saturday: at 12 M.
. FRANCIS G. SMITH, M. D.,
se2s-stuth2w Registrar.
ryr=» Tho Crusades and the Crusaders —The
U3‘ Rev. WM. BACON BTEVBNS, D. D., willdeUver
a LECTURE on the Crusades aha the Crusaders, on
THURBDAY EVENING, October 26, In the MUSICAL
FUND HALL, for the benefit of the Mission Sunday
School, on Thirteenth street, near Federal.
All who wish a great intellectual feast will avail
themselves of this opportunity -to hear this eloquent
divine treat of the exciting times and the thrilling
scenes when the followers of Peter the Hermit, Walter
the Penniless, Hildebrand©, and others, under the
sanction of Pope Urban the Second, attempted to re
cover the Holy Sepulchre and the Holy Land, the scene
of our Saviour’s life and sufferings, from the power of
the Infidels or Mohammedans.
Tickets of admission, 25 oents each, may be had at
The Episcopal Depository, Chestnut street, above
Twelfth. '
Mr. P. Brown’s, northeast comer of Chestnut and
Fifth streets.
W. S. A A. Martien’s Book Store, No. 608 Chestnut
street/
‘Smith, English, -A Co.’s Book Store, Sixth street,
above Market.
Jaa. B. BmlthACo.’s Book Store, 610 Ohestnut’t.
The doors will be open at 7 o’clock, one the Lecture
commenoe at 8 o’clock. oc7-tbstutd
rysga* Business Men’® Union Prayer Meeting
Lk«£f Daily from 12 to 1 o’clock, In the Sansom-street
Church. Have I been there? If not,why? Special
prayer to-day for our Firemen. oc7-tf
The Slaters of the Help Cross are now
U 3 holding a FAIR for the sale of useful and fancy
articles, at JAYNE’S HALL, CHE6TNUT, below SE
VENTH Streets. Will close this week. oc6-4t*
Union Preaching for tho People, under
Lk3 the auspices of the Ministerial Union, in con
nection With the’Young Men’s Christian Association,
by the various ministers of our cltyon every TUESDAY
and THURSDAY, at 4 P. M., In the SANSOM-STREET
CHURCH, until further notice. Services cosfiued to
: ONE HO OR precisely. Rev. W. J. R. TAYLOR THIS
AFTERNOON. 007 tf
German Mon Meeting on Tftnrsday
EVENING,October 7th, 1868,ato’c\oek, at MR*.
OH.ANICS’ HALL, Third below Green street, of *ll
the citizens opposed to the National Administration and
in favor of a Protective Tariff. Addresses will be deliv
ered br Messrs'. Charles Gilpin, John P. Yerree, J.
Ohnrch, Nicholas Schmitt, and others, In EngU’h end
German. 007-lt*
rygae When the People are- in Motion.
TYRANTS. TREMBLE!
FREE TRADE STARVES US, ’
PROTECTION GIVES UB WORK.
GRAND MASS MEETING
& '°*
THE PEOPLE,
- at
INDEPENDENCE HALL,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER OTH
Turn out in your strength, and show that you are de
termined to burl the myrmldoms of corrupted power
from their high places; that yon intend to precore
proper protection for your labor: and that you design
to ploee the great doctrine of Popular Sovereignty,
upon which the American Institutions of onr country
are based, beside the other cardinal principles of our
National Oreed. -
The assembled masses will be addressed by the follow
ing eloquent gentlemen:
Morton Melttehael, Esq., Isaac Hazlehurst, Esq.,
Hon. E. Joy Morris, Henry D. Moore, Esq , Philip 8.
Whtte. Esq., 0.0 Lathrop, Esq., Charles Gilpin, Esq ,
Oliver P.jOornman, Esq., George A. Coffey, Siq , John
Goforth, Esq., Simon Snyder Lridy, Egq.,Hon. William
Mill warn, John P. Verree, Esq., John W. Ryan,Esq.,
and several others. oc7-8t
Another Gnn front the First Congres-
UJj BIONAL DISTRICT!
RALLY, FREEMEN! RALLY!
Once more into the Breach for
RYAN AND KERN,
And all the Candidates on
THE PEOPLE’S TICKET!
GREAT MASS MEETING!
or rim miENOB or
AMERICAN INDUSTRY,
IND TDB ADVOOATBB 0? A
. , TA It IFF,
. WUI be held at the
CORNER OF BROAD AND SHIPPEN STREETS,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7rn.
At TK O’clock.
COME ONE! COMB ALL!!
Your Candidate for Congress,' Major JOHN W.
BTAN, will be present and address you.
The meeting will also be addressed by the Hon. Chas.
Gilpin, Morton McMlrhael, Esq., Hon. Henry D,
Moore, Hon. Wm. D. Kelley, Hon. E. Joy Morris,
Philip 8. White, Esq., Geo. A Coffey, Esq., Henry Bru
ner, Esq , and others. ocQ.2t
ryup Germantown, the Old Bottle Ground of
UJ? PBBBDOM!—GRAND BALLY OP THE PEO
PLE J—The citizens of the TWENTY-SECOND WARD
and its violnity, opposed to the Lecompton policy of the
National AUmiolßiration, and in favor or protecting
American Labor, will assemble at the TOWN HALL.
Germantown, on Thursday, October 7th, instant, ai
halr-paat 7 o’clock P. M; The meeting will be address
ed by Ocl. John W. Porney, Morton UeUiohaei. Esq.,
Hon. E. Joy Morris, Edward G. Webb, Esq., Phtlfp d.
White, Esq , Hon James Cooper, Thomas Balsb, Esq.,
and other distinguished speakers. oc6-2t
ry»» Office of the American Fire Insurance
LLS COMPANY—PfIILADBLPHU, Oct. 4th. 1868.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of Four
per cent, for the last six months, which will be paid to
the Stockholders or their legal roprerentatives on and
after the 14th lost TllOB. R. MARIS,
oefi 7 91118&15* Secretary.
(vtssb Department of Survey*—Office of Chief
U 3 ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR—Philadxl
ruu, Sspt. 29ra, 1868.
NOTICE.—DUPLICATE PLANS of the SECOND
SEOTION of the Re-Sarvey and Regulation of German
town, bounded northeastwardly by Germantown avenue,
southwardly by Wiuablckoa street, southeastwardly by
Queen street, northwestwardly by west Washington
avenue, in the Twenty-second ward. .
SEVENTH SEOTION of Ore Surveyor the lato Town
ship of Blocklcy, bounded on the north by Oxford at ,
on the south by wyaiusing street, on Iho east by Forty,
ninth street, and on the west by Fifty-Sixth (6Gtb) street
or r iaher avonue. in tho Twenty-fourth ward.
■ SECOND, THIRD, and FOURTH BEOTIONS of the
late Borough of Frankford. comprising all east of
Pranhford street, to. Stiles street, and from Frankford
Creek to Little Taeony Creek; also, all northwest of
Frankford street, from Orthodox street northeastward
to Little Tscony Creek. Also, the whole of tho lato
borough of Whitehall, in the Twenty-third ward.
. FOURTH SECTION of the Survey and Regulation of
the Twenty first ward, bounded on the northwest by
Centre street, on the southeast by Bhur’s lane, on the
northeast by Ridge road, and on the southwest by tho
River BohuylkiU—are now prepared and deposited for
inspection, at tbe Offices of the Surveyors and Regula
tors of tho EIGHTH, NINTH, TBNTn, and ELE
VENTH SURVEY DISTRICTS,and at tbeoffice or this
Department, City Building, FIFTH Street, below Wal
nut: and the Board of Surveyors have appointed MON
DAY, the 18th day of October, 1868, at 10 o’clock A.
M., to consider any objections that may be urged there
to by any citizen interested therein.
STRICKLAND KNEASS,
ocs-toc!8 . Chief Engineer and Surveyor.
ryT£=» Mayor’s Office, City of Philadelphia,
OCTOBER 4, 1858.
LOAN
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
450,000 DOLLARS,
BY OBDISANOB, APPROVED OCTOBER 16T, 1868.
Letters Marked Proposals f or City Loan,
PROPOSALS, to be endorsed “Proposals for City
Loan.” will be received at the Mayors Office, in the
Oity or Philadelphia, until the 15th day of Ootober, A.
D. 1858, at 12 M., for Loaning to the City of PhltadeL
pblfl POOR HUNDRED AND PIFTY THOUBAND
■DOLLARS, for which Certiorate, or Lo»n of One lion
dred Dollars and upwards will bo Issuod, bearing into
xest’at tho rate of aix per centum per annum, free from
taxation, and redeemable In thirty years from dato.
PROPOSALS will be received for any sum/ but not In
fractions of one hundred dollars.
Tho Proposals will be opened on the 16tb day of. O
ctober, 1858, by the. Mayor of the Oity, in the prbaenoe
of tbe City Treasurer and the Committee on Finance.
Tbe highest offers will be accepted, the Oity reserving
tbe right to accept or decline the whole, or any amoqnt
thereof. Payment will bs required on the 20th day of
October. Interest to commence from that date.
> 7 ALEXANDER HENRY, ;
y wi'Vnt Mayor of Philadelphia.
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1858.
|VK» A Special Meeting of the Philadelphia
UJ? Association of Principals of Public School* will
be held at the Old Normal School House, in CHESTER
Street, on BATURDAY next, the 9th inst., to tranaaot
important business. M. WATSON, B. &•
oc7-2t*
rv-nss* Marlon Building and Lean Association.
UJs —A special meeting of the Stockholders will, be
held at the Hall, northeast corner of RIDGE Avenue
and WALLACE Street, on FRIDAY EVENING, Bth in
stant, '®t 7jf o’clock, for the purpose of authorizing
the sale of Thompson street property, and the execug
tlon of the deeds therefor to the purchaser
007-2t* JAMEB 0. SCOTT, Secretary.
fY5=» Notice.—Green and Coatvs-Street Phi
lip LADELPHIA PASSENGER RAILWAY COM
PANY.—A second instalment of FIVE DOLLARS per
share on the Capital stock ef the Green and Coates
street Philadelphia Passenger Railway Company will
be due and payable at the Office of the Company, No.
423 WALNUT Btreet, on MONDAY, the Bth day of No
vember next, between tho hours of 10 A. BI and 3P.M.
oc7-td HARRY CONNELLY, Treasurer.
Bank of Commerce, .Philadelphia, Oct.
LkS 9, 1858. Notice is hereby given that on Elec
tion for THIRTEEN DIRECTORo to servo the en
siling year, will ho held at tho Banking House, on
MONDAY, tbo 16th day of November next, between
the hours of 10 A. M. and 2P. M. oc2-atu th-tnolG
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held
on TUESDAY, tho 2d day of November neat, at 2 P.
M., at Bame piace.
oo2»stuth-tao2 J. 0. DONNELL,,Cashier.
ry-smparmera’ and Mechanics* BanK, Phila-
U 3 dblpoia, Oct. 2, 1858.—The Annual Eleotlon
for Directors will be held at the BANKING HOUSE,
on MONDAY, the 16th day of November next, between
the hours of 9 o’clock A. M. and 8 o’clock P. M., and
on TUESDAY, the 2d day of November next, a general
meeting of the Stockholder* will be held at the Banking
House at 4o’clock P. M., agreeably to the charter.
oc4dtNl6 »■ W.RUSHTON, Jr.,‘Cashier.
Geology.—Two Courses of Lectures
•VOS* on GEOLOGY will be delivered to Ladies and
Gentlemen, in the Scientific and Classical Institute,
CHESTNUT street, northwest corner of Twelfth, byJ.
ENNIS, Principal of the Institute, ‘commeuoing Oct.
19th, and continuing the afternoon course at 4o’clock
on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS and the evening
course at 8 o’clock on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Both courses will be the same, e&eh comprising 22 lec
tures, a number sufficient to bring forward all Ih&great
and wonder ful TRUTHS of GEOLOGY, and likewise tho
FACTS by whioh these truths are demonstrated.
TbrmB —The two introductory Lectures FREE. Each
course $6 Eutsanoe on Twelfth street. 001-18 t
ivssi The American Patent Company of Uln-
OINNATI. OHIO, organized July, 1868, with a
capital of SIOLCOIt, buys and sells Patents on commis
sion, solidus Patents, executes Mechanical Drawings
and Engravings, and transacts all business pertaining to
Patents, of whatever nature. The Company also pub
lishes tho SCIENTIFIC ARTISAN; the best mechani
cal paper in America, at $2 per annum. The Company
can furnish all information in reference to either
American or European Patents.
Address AMERICAN PATENT COMPANY, Cin
cinnati, Ohio oc2-8 tu th-lra
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Estate of SUSANNAH PUGBLEY, deceased,
ft The Auditor appointed to audit, adjust, and settle
the account of OUARLEB GIBBONS, Ex cutor of SU
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ties of h!s appointment at his office, No 033 WALNUT
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Owing to the liberal manner the citUens of Philadel
phia have patronized this effort on the part of the
Management to foster and encourage theliUBEP or
Horses in Pennsylvania, and to convince the patrons of
this great undertaking of their desire to further their
views, they offer for this day
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A 8 PRIZES.
The First for Trotting, to take place at 2 o’clock.
The Second for Pacing, “ “ at 4 o’clock.
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nouncing that It is the greatest wonder of the ago.
It is an Internal remedy that a rlkesatthe root of the
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fic29-3m West of TWELFTH Stroet.
/I_UNS, RIFLES, AND SPORTING IM
\T PLBMENTS.
The Subscribers have In store
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
FOWLING-PIECES, RIFLES, &0.,
Ever offered in thla city.
Desirous of reducing tholr assortment as muoh A*
possible before the Ist Deo , they will sell
AT VERY LOW PRICKS
THEIR ENTIRE STUCK,
compriting
GUNB FROM THB MOBT CELEBRATBD MANU
FACTURERS OF ENGLAND, BELGIUM,
AND FRANCE.
PHILIP S. JUSTICE & CO.,
No. 21 North FIFTH Street,
se9-2ra above Market.
DOSTER'S CORN-HUSKING MA
CHlNE.—{Patented Nov. 17th, 1857.) This va
luable Invention is now offered to the pub io, contain
ing all the requisite qualities sought by the Agricultu
rist; is almplo and durable in iis inocbanlcal construc
tion, can be operatod and kept In ordor by a boy; strip
ping every particle of Hnsk from the Etr without inju
ring the grains, and does the work of eight or ten er-
Eeft huskera. It can bo manufactured at a price that
rings them within the reach of almost every, ode. and
is In fact the machine that is wauted by every Farmer
in the land, BtAto.aß<l,Coqpt/ Rights for sale.
Address ~ H. A. DOBTBR.
I oc4-6t* Bethlehem, Northampton Co , Pa.
SECOND EDITION,
I) RANDON j
iCeflal ftuticefi.
FOR THE
HANDSORUBB.
CLAMPS.
6 Row, $l/26 per dozen.
7 Row, $1.76 per dozen.
8 Row, 22.25 per dozen.
HENRY 0. ECKSTEIN,
62 North THIRD Street, Philadelphia
Retail SDrfi Oooira.
gESSON & SON,
MOUBNING STORE,
NO. 808 CHESTNUT STREET.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
BLACK AND SECOND MOUBNING
PALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Purchased in the European and American Markets, ex
cluslroly for OASH, and to be Bold at
REDUCED PBIOBS,
Consisting, in part, of
MOURNING OLOAKB AND SHAWLS.
Black Thibet Shawls, wool fringes.
Black Thibet Shawls, silk fringes.
Black Thibet Shawls, new Stella, all black.
Black Thibet Bhawls, ribbon bound.
Black Thibet Bhawls, bombazine bound.
Black Thibet Shawls, crape bound.
Black Mousseline de Laine Shawls.
Black Cashmere Shawls. 811 k Shawls.
Black Thibet Long Shawls, ribbon bound.
Black Thibet Long Shawls, wool fringes.
Black Blanket Long and Square Shawls.
Black Centre Stella Shawls, colored borders.
Black Centre 8te!l& bhawla, mourning bordered.
' Mourning Blanket and Square Shawls.
New styles of Mourning Woollen bhawls.
Shepherd Plaid Scotch Long Shawls. '
Black Cloth Cloaks latest styles.
Black Beaver Cloth Cloaks, just opened.
DEEP MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Lupin’s black Moussellnes, double width.
Lupin’s black Mousselinos, single width.
■ Lupin’s black Bombazines.
Lupin’s blaok French Merinoes.
Lupin’s black French Cashmeres.
Lupin’s black T&mlse Cloth.
Black Paramatta Cloth.
Black xatin de Chines.
Black Baroours.
Block Alpines, or English Bombazines.
Black Bombazine Alpacaa.
'Black Mohair Lustres.
Low priced De Lalnes, Alpacas, &0., fto.
SECOND,MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Mourning MoußsolfnodeLalnes, all woot.
Mourning Mpusieliue de Laluos, low prices.
.Mourning PhUda. Lavellas and Poplins.
' Mdurnlng Brocade, Mohairs, and Madonnas
Mourning English Chintzes, 120 different styles.
■ Mourning Silks, Valencias, Ac., ftc
BLACK AND SECOND MOURNING SILKS.
Black Flounced Silk Robes.
Black Bayadere Silks.
- Black Figured Si ks.
Blaok Gros de’Epeom Bilks,
Black Gros Grain and Oitoman Silk's.
Black Poult de Bole Silks.
Black Armure Silks.
Black Venitienne and Royal Silks.
Black Gros d’Algiers Silks.
Black Gros de Rnlne Silks.
Black Gros Brilliant Silks.
Purple aod Black Bayadere Silks.
Gray and Black Uayadere Silks.
Lead and Black Baradere Silks.
Black and White Bayadere alike.
Black and White Stripe, and Plaid Silks.
Black Marseilles, Lustrines, fto.
BLAOK CRAPES AND MOURNING VEILS.
Black English Crape Veils and Falls.
Black Orape Ltase Veils and Lisse.
Black English Veil and Trimming Crapes.
Black Mode, or Love Veils.
Black Lace Veils and Silk Nets.
Black Laco Fails, with Crape Ends.
Black and Brown Grenadine Veils.
Black and Brown Veil Bareges.
Black and Brown Donna Maria Gauzes.
Black Silk Muslin, for Demi Veils.
Black Italian Crapes, Hats, and Deor Crapes.
MOURNING COLLARS AND SLBBVES.
Black Orape Collars and Sleores.
Black Lace Capes, Collars, and Sleeves.
White Riviere Collars ana Sleeves.
White Tarlatan Collars and Sleeves.
White Goffered Lace Collars and 81oevos.
Plain Mull Collars and Sleeves.
White and Black Goffered and Orape Ruffles.
Paris Embroidered Collars, Marseilles Sets, fto.
MOURNING BALMORAL SKIRTS.
Mourning Bordered Hdkfs., small Scarfs, Jet Goods,
Kid and Fleecy Silk Gloves and Uauntlets, Black Fleecy
Silks, Lambs’ Wool,Cotton and Silk Hose; Uibbona
and Beltings, and all other goods requisite for Mourn
ing attire,
ocT-lt WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TMHLL BE OPEN THIS DAY, OOT- 7,
vv an assortment of FRENCH FX.OWEBS, FEATII*
EKB, LAOEB, VELVETS, and RIBBONS of various
styles. E.O HALLIDAY,
ec7-3t* 25 South NINTH St., Philadelphia.
/•NREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.—
V* 8. V. R. HUNTER
Ha® REMOVED from No. 30 to No. 40 South BECOND
Street, where be Is now prepared to furnish the Ladies
with a fresh and well-selected stock of
. . DRRB3 HOODS,
To which hft’tavlM s their Attention, being determined
to sell At exceedingly LOW PRICKS.
N.' B~k Urge ivsiortment of Brocho, Stella, and
French Blanket Shawl*. Also, a variuty of Silk and
Cloth Circular* Constantly on hand, at the
“CLOAK EMPORIUM’’
No. 40 South SECOND Btreot.
OBOOHE SHAWLS-
W>CHEAPEST LOTS!!
And beat.styles now offered, being recent auction pur
chases of very
\ HANDSOME STYLES
Broche Long nod Square Shawls, from $4 to $23.
Alio, Stella firoche Bordered Shawl*.
French Blanket Shawls.
JkHiSl|l«§|‘lAdifta> BUpket Long and Square Shawls.
> ? ;Tp FINBBLAOK CLOAKS,
Now reedWoomprisrog all the newest styles,
- CLOAK ROOM
Kepletwwtth FALL and WINTER outer garments.
BILK 01 ROLES
Especially adapted for this season of year.
LIGHT and BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS and RAGLANS,
Ready-made, or made to order in one day’s notice.
. COOPER ft CONARD,
oc4 • S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Sts.
MEN’S FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTING,
Stripes, Bayaderes and Mixtures, in fine French
colors. Flaunel for Travelling Shirts. Also, Plain
high colored French Flannel.
oc2 EIGHTH and CHESTNUT.
PLAIN colored Brecado SUka, Modes,
Browns and Olivet, and Blacks, neat styles. Solid
colored silks, imported especially for Friendß’ wear.
oc2 EIGHTH and CHESTNUT.
JgAILY & BROTHER,
No. 920 CHESTNUT STREET,
' WILL OPEN THIS DAY
Their Fall Importation
or
GAKJPETINGS,
selft-tf] AT
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Auction bargains'of ane frenoii
Goods and
BROOHR SHAWLS,
From the two great sales of UENNEQUIN ft 00.,
and THE IRON, MAILLAR D, ft 00.
CHARLES ADAMS
Has now arranged in bis
SnAWL AND MERINO ROOM
A large assortment of super
' BROCHE LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS
that cannot be surpassed for beauty of design and stylo
of coloring, and at prices much below the usual rates.
Splendid do with wool Chain.
Super Silk Plush Shawls.
Thibet do Phuh Borders.
Round Corner Stellas. $5 to $l2.
Square do, all kinas.
Black Thibet Long and Square Shawls.
High colored Emetines at
o*4 French Merinoes, High and Plain colors, at 63,
76, 88, and $l. /
Super White do at $l.
Black do do at 70c. and 88c.
6 6 Cashmeres 760. to $l.
An Immediate examination is requited.
oc2-eod-tf EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
A LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS,
STAPLE AND FANCY
SILK GOODS.
SECOND OPENING. OP PALL GOODS '
TO-DAY.
ROUND-CORNER SHAWLS,
NEWEST STYLE SILKS,
RICH DOUBLE SKIRT ROBBS,
MAGNIFICENT DB LAINBS,
RICH PRINTED MERTNOKB,
LUPIN’S CHOICE COLORS MKBINOES,
6-4 NBW STYLE VALENCIAS,
NEW FALL VESTINGS, &0., &0.
EYRE & LANDELL,
eop29-tocl2 FOURTH AND ARCH STREETS.
Grand opening
o*
WINTER CLOAKS
AT THB
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM.
Tho SUBSCRIBERS have now open their
IMPORTATIONS AND MANUFACTI/RBS }
FALL AND WINTER SEASONS,
Comprising the rnoßt extensive and superb display of
OVEIt GARMENTS
Ever exhibited in this Oity.
J . W. PROCTOR & CO.,
708 CHESTNUT STREET.
6627
ATTRACTION!
OVER ft,500 WORTH OF BHAWLB FROM WHICH
TO MAKE A SELECTION,
THORNLEY * CHISM,
N. B. cor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDKN Streets,
{lave the best SHAWL Stock In Philadelphia. They
would respectfully call attention to e following very
cheap lota, viz:
40 LONG BROCUK SHAWLS at $ 8 each.
50 Do. do. do. at 10 u
20 Do. do do. at 11 “
24 Do. do. do. at 12 ”
10 Do. do. dp, at IS “
20 Do. do. do. at 14 “
20 Do. do. do. at 10 “
8 Do. do. do. at 18 “
8 Do. do. do. at 20 “
8 Do. do. do. at 25 “
In the above Lota of Long Broche Shawls will be
found every desirablo color of centre.
BEAUTIFUL STELLA SHAWLS
From $2 to $l2, in every color.
French Blanket Shawls in new designs.
Plain rhlbut Hhawln, Pquaro and Long.
Ileal Canton Crape Shawls, Plain and Embroidered.
Children’s Shawls, Misses’ Shawls, and Gentlemen’s
Shawls, at
THORNLEY A CHISM’S,
“ONE PRICE CASH BTORfi.,’
Northeast Coiner RHfHTH A SPRING GARDEN
N.B'.—Oltyanil Country Storekeepers buying for cash
may find bargains at T A O.’s.
P, B.—A Maguiflcent stock of Silks now on hand.
selB-tf
Kcmouals.
Removal.— van haagen & Mc-
KEONK bare removed their DKTEbSIVE SOAP
WORKS to their New Factory In OALLOWUILL
Street, near the Wire Bridge, adjoining David Tbaln &
Co.’s Adamantine Candle Works. 002-6 t
OEMOVAL.-O. 0. SADLER & Co. have
XV removed from No. 9 North Water Street to No.
108 ARCH street, second door above Front. eel
tOljalesale JUru Ooolrfl.
FALL STOCK.
McCauley, Brother, & Brewster,
23 NORTH FOURTH ST.
HAti Just opened an entire new stock of
HOBIEEY, GLOVES, AND FANCY GOODS,
to which they Inrite the attention of first-olase buyers,
Oar stock is particularly adapted to
THB SOUTHERN TRADE,
*u9-2mlt
JRISH LINENS,
WOOLLENS,
STUFF GOODS,
BLANKETS,
A full nnd general assortment ot
FALL DRY GOODS
for sale on favorable terms by
WRAY & GILLILAN,
121 CHESTNUT STREET.
au3l-tuths24t
®l)ina, ®lasama«, &c.
FJIUHNBULL & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
m
China and queensware,
Noa. 23 and 25 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,.
Between Market and Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA,
IT7“ GLASSWARE, open or by the package,
au3l-2m ,
rpo SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
A large Stock of
CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND
FANCY ARTICLES,
AT THB LOWEST MABKBT PBIOBB, AT
MARXSEN A WITTE, Importers,
MASONIC HALL, 713 CHESTNUT STREET,
jans>ly
Seal (Estate.
SALE OF VALUABLE
EJJ REAL ESTATE.—Pursuant to the last will and
testament of Joel Davis, late of the township of Upper
Darby, Delaware county, deceased, will be sold at pub*
l.c sale, on THURSDAY, the 14th of October, 1858, at
the late residence of said deceased, all that small
Farm, containing TEN AORES of highly improved
land, situate in Haverford township, on the road lead*
ing from Herioa to Ohester; and within three-quarters
of a mile of the West Ohester Flank Road, by which it
is seven miles from Philadelphia, The improvements
consist of a substantial two-storied STONE HOUSE,
withapiazsa in front, and a pump near the door; a
BARN, stone stable high, nearly new; with other out*
buildings. Besides a number of FRUiT AND SHADE
TREES, one acre of the above premises is covered with
a grove of thriving yomiy Timber; the balance 1b ara
ble land, in a high ttato )f cultivation, and is divided
Into convenient lots,' good fence. The property
is situated In a good neighborhood, and la convenient to
mills, schools, and places of public worship.
Bale to commence at two o’clook in the afternoon,
when the conditions will be made known by
WILLIAM D. JONES,
217 MARKET Street, Philadelphia,
GEORGE SMITH,
oo7*6t* Executors,
ag FARMS FOR SALE .—A splendid
•S FARM of 100, and one of 109 acres; a Mill
Property of 11 acres; a Saw Mill and Lumber
Yard; a Honso and 2 acres for Sale, all near Nor*
risUwn; a Farm of 50 and one of 66 acres, near
Phcenixvllle; one Farm of 65 and two of 75 acres, 6
miles from Norristown; one Country-seat and 40 acres,
In Plymouth; Tavern and Btore Stands In Norristown
and country. Catalogue of Farms and Full description
given by addressing R R. CORSON,
oc4-2w Real Estate Broker, NORRISTOWN, Pa.
MPRIVATE RESIDENCES FOR
BALE.—Some of the most beautifally situated
Properties in and around NORRISTOWN is now offered
for Hale or Exchange; also a large Brick Building, adapt
ed and used for a BOARDING SOQOOL for several
rears, and for which there is a good opening. For par*
Iculara address R R CORSON,
004-2 w NORRISTOWN, Pa.
JjJolUirnJ.
ASSEMBLY—
SECOND DISTCIOT,
oo*-Bt* EDWARD S. REDSTRKAKE
pEOPLE’S TICKET.
STATE OFFICERS.
JUDGE 0? THE SUPREME COURT,
JOHN M. READ.
OANAL COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM E. FRA2ER.
CONGRESS.
Pißßt Pibtbiot.... JOHN W. RYAN.
Bsoond '< EDW. JOY MORRIS.
ThIBD JOHN P. VEHRBE.
Fourth “ WM. MILLWARD.
Fifth « JOHN WOOD.
STATE SENATOR.
THIRD DISTRICT,
JOHN H . PARKER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
First Distimot .JOSEPH H. BINEX.
Sboond ** SAMUEL BWBNBY.
Third “ ..WM. H. MATTHEWS.
Fourth “ MORRIS HARDING.
Fifth “ .........GEORGE T. THORN.
Sixth “ JOSEPH M. CHURCH.
Bbybsts “ DAVID H. STYER.
Eighth “ 0. A. WALBORN.
Nihth «<" GEORGE W. WOOD.
Tkhtii “ ISAAC J. NEALL.
Elsvbsth “ .ISAAO A. SHEPPARD.
Twelfth JOHN A. FISHER.
Tbirtrbnth “ FRANCIS EDWARDS.
Foortssnth 11 SIMON GRATZ.
Fiftsbkth “ ....GEORGE W.HAMEUBLEY.
GEORGE WILEY.
Skvbnthk.nth“ 0. F. ABBOTT.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SHERIFF,
WILLIAM H. KERN.
REGISTER OF WILLS,
GEORGE W. MoMAHAN
CLERK OF ORPHANS’ COURT,
NIMROD WOOLERT.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12.
se22-tOcl2
Stones.
QUEEN’S PORTABLE FORGE.—
Doubtless many of our city readers, in passing
ffSKff tbe gangs of workmen employed in laying down
of.tbo passenger railroad tracks in our
streets, bad their attention attracted to a portable forge,
with bellows And everything complete, and in efficient
service. These forges, built upon the plan secured by
0. V. Queen’s patent, are for sale at tho commodious,
long-established, and deservedly popular Stove, Range,
and Furnace establishment of WARNIOK, CHAD
WICK, &. BROTHER, corner of BECOND and RACE
Streets, who have the sole right for the sale or Queen’s
Portable Forge in Pennsylvania.
There are, we believe, five sixes of this forge, rang
ing in price from twenty-two to forty-fonr dollars—a
sum so small, when contrasted with Its merits, as to se
cure its general introduction; for any one who will for
a moment consider the advantages of this forge, which
may be removed from plaoe to place, so as always to be
on the spot where workers In iron or other metals are
to perform service, whether in original construction or
repairs, will at once concede its great efficiency, and ar
range for its possession and use. The adaptability of
this fo.ge to repairs to railroads and mining machinery
especially commends it to railroad companies and opera
tors In the mining districts. We, therefore, take plea
sure in calling to it the attention of road masters, su
perintendents of mines, and others.—[From tho United
States Railroad and Mining Register oc7-lm
jk STOVES! STOVES !
SILVER’S ORIGINAL GAS-BURNING
M STOVE,
With all the Latest Improvements.
Also, tho largest assortment of
COOKING, PARLOR, A OFFICE STOVES
In the City, at
MANIGLB’S,
No. 909 MARKET STREET.
Call before purchasing. se29-Gw
Jt. SOMETHING NEW.—GAS BUR
NING COOK STOVE.—I would respectfu ly call
■ESw the attention of the public to one of tbe greatest
Improvements ever introduced in Cooking Stoves
and Rmges—the burning of tho gas arising from the
coal, by which means is saved 50 per cent, in fuel and
also more intenie heat thrbwn to the bottom of the
oven. We effeot the burning of the gases by means or a
hollow centre-piece, perforated on the under side, which
admits the afr in a h-attd state to mingle with the
gases, thus aiding Its combustion, and causing a tiame
to pass around the oven equal to a wood Are. This im
provement also preserves the centre piece from "inking
down on the fire, thereby saving tbe expense of repairs
One of the Stoves CAN BE SEEN IN OPERATION »t
1116 MARKET Street. Manufactured by JAMES
SPEAR, Inventor and Patentee, (lato North, Chase &
North,) 3116 MARKET Street sept2o-3mo
g PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA
TIONS, with written descriptions of character,
Including advice lureference to business, health,
solf-luiprovement, Ac., are made day and eve
ning at FOWLER, WELLS, A 00.’8,
Families visited when requested, and a liberal dis
count made to clubs.
•ell-Sm 922 Chestnut fit., Philadelphia.
£3 FOR SAL E—A desirable Basinets
JBiliL Stand and Dwelliog, No. 629 Arch street, above
Sixth. Will be sold low. Apply at No. 812 MARKET
Street. ocfWt* -
(J, ROUND RENTS, well secured, for sale.
R One of |6O annum. Three of $l3B each.
oco-Bt* 8. W. PAUL, 113 South FIFTH St.
CJTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.—Seventy
► 3 two horse power, Cylinder 17 inches In diameter;
three cylindrical Boilers, 30 feet long and 50 inches in
diameter; 120 feet of Oast-Iron Pumping, of 6 and 10 in
ches; a lot of Raising Buckets. Also a lot of wheel and
Hand Barrows, Shovels, and tools used iu Mining, for
sale a bargain. Apply to J. L. MOSS,
ooMt No. 332 WALNUT St., Front room, Up Stair*.
TO BE LET WITH BOARD.—A hand
■*: ‘ome suit of Rooms, with dresslng*room, hath,
ana every convenience, and several rooms suitable for
* or £i?tf ® geatlemen, No 701 VINE St., op*
poaita Franklin Square. oc4-6t*
fa 7° »Ent7TBTORE on DELAWARE
Street, running through to
Water Street, 148 feet deep. Also the Datthla ATOMS
comer ot TlilßD and QtfARRY kmeta 40 feet front’
dolphf."“aES ‘‘stabt K ,or ‘J** *«>«» 1“ Phll£
land House Apply at 273 South FetilMH Street.
ae29-Bm*
VESTINGS, Ac., Ac.
®TO LET—The HOUSE NO. 1626
CHESTNUT Street. Iu good order. BentlaSo
Haa a large Yard and Modern Improvements. ee2B.dtf
Rooms on~commerce - street^
The Three Upper Rooma or ,10 Commerce Street
to Lot. - »e2T-lm
MFOH SALE—A handsome residence.
with all the modern improvements. Urge side
yard, grapery, Ac., SIXTH, near SPRING GARDEN
itreet. Terms easy. P. K. LYND, 6* South SIXTH
Street, (second story.) sel7*lm
OFFICE TO-LET.—AN ELIGIBLE OF
FIOB for an Insurance Company, or similar cor
poration , having three communicating rooms on the
same floor, No. 222 WALNUT Street, above DOCK,
Immediate possession given. Apply to
JOHN o. keffbb; or
THOMAS T. BUTCHER,
No. 112 South FOURTH Street, 1
mhBQ-truths-tf " second story, front room.
mFOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A
handsome new mansion, 19 rooms, and 40 acres,
near Gwynedd Station, North Pennsylvania Railroad!
Site splendid, frnlt abundant, health unsurpassed. Any
person really desiring a handsome Country Beat in ex
change for city property, will find this an unusual op*
>ortnnlty of accomplishing his object. Apply to P. BL
LYND, 6)4 8. SIXTH St, (2d story.) ae!7*lm
fSJjI FOR SALE | A pretty Cottage, nine
■ill rooms, and one or more acres, on Wyoming avenue,
two mlleß out the Second-street Turnpike. Alao.sever&l
handsome cottage lots The neighborhood is healthy,
beautiful, and rapidly Improving. P. K.LYND, sitf s.
SIXTH fit., (2d story.) «ei7.?m
TO SPECULATORS and CAPITALISTS.
—Thirty acres or leu of beeutliul Land oa Wyoming
Avenue, near Neir Second afreet, only two miles north
of the pavements, for Bale a bargain, and terms easv,
Applyto P. K LYND,ax Sonth SIXTH Street, feeeond
«tory.) ■ .eIV-Im
JjlOR SALE-
One of the most Taluable and Desirable
DOUBLE BROWN STONE RESIDENCES
Do. 1810 CHESTNUT STREET,
EXTENDING THBOUGH TO GEORGS STREET.
Having been built by the ownef for bis ova Residence,
no expense has been spared In its construction.
CHARLES BOGGS,
529 Market Street,
Or to H. THOMAS A SONS,
139 and 141 South Fourth St.
sel4-lmif
i COMMUNICATING FRONT BOOMS,
' J with full or partial Board, at 201 West WASHING
TON Square. oc7-3t»
BOARD in a Private Family, with the com
forts of ft home, for Gentlemen and their wires,
or single Gentlemen. Apply at No. 220 North TENTH
Street. oc6-taths-fit
< CARRIAGES.
WM. XX ROGERS,
COACH AND LIGHT-CARRIAGE BUILDER,
1009 AND 1011 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA*
Orders for CARRIAGES from &U parts of the world
executed with promptness, and satisfaction guarantied.
sel3-3mlf
jgAILEY & CO.,
Hare removed to their new Pire-proof, White Marble
Store,
NORTH BIDB, BELOW TBS GIRARD HOUSE.
Now opening their fall stock of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
FANCY GOODS,
To whloh they Invite the attention of the public.
BILVSR-WARB, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
Uliseoltmons anh (ConartttcrsliiiJO.
[\TOTICE ROBERT NEWLIN HAS
I APSOOIATBD with him OHARLES ZELL and
WILSON ABBOTT, as co-partners in his business from
this date, under the stylo of ROBERT NEWLIN A Co.
Philadelphia, Sept. Ist, 1858. oc6-4t*
PEMBERTON S. HUTCHINSON has
THIS DAY associated with him BAMUEL R.
SHIPLEY and SPENCER H. HAZARD, in the Dry
Goods Commission Business.
October 1.1868.
CO-PARTNERSHIpT—WE, the under
signed, have THIS DAY formed a Co-Partner
ship, for the transaction of a GENERAL DRY GOODS
COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the Firm of SHIP
LEY. HAZARD, A HUTCHINSON, at No. 112 CHEST
NUT Street. SAMUEL B. SHIPLEY.
SPENOER H. HAZARD,
PEMBERTON 0. HUTOHINBON.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1,1868. 001-l2t
AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, A HUTCHINSON,
No. 112 Chestnut street,
(Offer for sale
DRILLS, JEANS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS.
MARINER STRIPES OSNABURGHS, FLANNELS,
BROWN, BLEACHED, AND COLORED MUSLINS,
In all widths from the
BALTIC MAN’G 00., BATES MAN’G CO.,
NORTHVILLE DO. LOWELL DO.
FAIRUILL DO. WEST BOYLSTON DO.
Alfiv,
Templeton Mills Doeskins ana Fancy Casaimeres,
Woodward do. do. do.
* Saxony Mill do. do. do.
Together withalarge assortment of desirable Foreign
Goods. ocl-lm
CO-PARTNERSHIP.— TBE BUSINESS
heretofore condacted by Hunt, Webster, & Co..
wIU from this date be carried on under the style and
firm of LADD, WEBSTER, k 00., who will eontinue
the manufacture and Bale of Sewing Machines, the
former in Boston, the latter at 820 CHESTNUT Street,
Philadelphia, and in the principal cities of the Union.
September 1,1858. se27-lm
Arcade hotel,
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE BIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
OOSDUCTKD OH TUB EUBOFBAN PLAH.
A new lease for a term of years having been obtained
for this POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT, it will con
tlauo to be conducted as heretofore, on the European
plan, and the prices remain onebanged, vis:
Room Pbb Day 600. Dinneb 500. Bbbakpast axd
Tsa. bach, 37tfo.
The house has been thoroughly renovated, and every
thing done to make guests comfortable. The chambers
are heated lu winter by means of Steam Pipes, for which
no extra charge is made.
There is no bar kept in the house to be a source of
annoyance to guests.
Tho accommodations are designed wholly for business
men—hence no ladies are received,
in- This house is never closed day or night.
J D. BROWN,
oc6-8m E. DE YOUNG,
JONES HOUSE,
HARRISBURG, PA.,
(Erected In 1867,)
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED.
NOW OPEN TO VISITORS.
tny2£*7y WELLS OOVBRLY, Proprietor
rjio CASH BUYERS,
JAMES S. EARLE & SON.,
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invite the attention of Western and Bonthern Custom
era to their immense and elegant assortment of
LOOKING-GLASSES,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE-FRAMES,
r JpHB “OLD DOMINION”
THE "OLD DOMINION”
Are manufactured, under the patent for the United
States, by
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & GILROY,
Nos. 117 and 119 South TENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
07* Merchants visiting Philadelphia, should, by all
means, lay in asupply or these COFFEE and TEA POTS,
which are rapidly coming into uao, and destined in a
short time to superaedo all others.
ID* A. B. & G. are also manufacturers, uuder tho
patent, of
ARTHUR’S CELEBRATED AIR-TIGnT
SELF-SEALING OAKS AND JARS,
Which, it is concodod on all hands, are the best iu the
market. aull-tuth.VstnoiS
Also, Trade Agents for
TOKRKY’S AD.IUSTAIiT.K POOR SPRINO.
Lost ok destkoyao—a. cekiim-
OATK or BOItIP, No 4.302, for 8 allures cf the
Stock ot tbs Ooii.olid.tiou Bulk. Application baa
beeu made to .aid bank for a duplicate certificate of the
"*«ai-tu th-St WM. HUTCHINSON.
Set Bale anir to £et.
IN THE CITY,
SSoarbing.
Carrittjiea.
tOotdjes, Jetuelrji, &t.
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
PEARLS,
AT WHOLBSALH ASD BtTAIL.
fotels an& ftestatmmta.
OPPOBITB TUB OIBAKD HOUSB,
OIL PAINTINGS,
ENGRAVING
Suitable for the
FALL TRADE.
COFFEE roT,
TEA POT,
CDante
•MTANTBIJi-rASSifeatioD by an expo,.
Tv reneed' vUndbflbted references
given. FleaaeadJreirA.BrC.) at this Offloe. oc7-St»
TXT ANTED—By a competent Bookkeeper,
rr ft net of Book. to kwp ereniugs. • Address
BOOKS, Press office.. ■ ■ W -■> oc7-2t»
A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, who is a good
Penman, desires employment a* Copyist, penrfa
nently or transiently. Address COPYIST, ihisOffiee..
oc7-2t* • ’ - - •- -
A YOUNG' LADY, of musical edaoa&oh
wishes a Situation as Organist. iGood reference
given. Address ORGANIST, office of this paper.
oc7-4t» ’
I? MIGRANT AND INTELLIGENCE
A-i OFFIOK, 19 A reads, Cbeatnat atreat, a bora Sixth,
where erery description of
Waiters, Norses, Men and Boys, for all parts of city
and country, are to be had. O’CONNOR,'Proprietor;
oc7-lt* , .
VMfANTED—A Situation by one thorough -
Tv lyacqualnted with the Hardware business Best
of reference and security given if required. Salary not
so much an object as employment. Address, at this
office, W,G. ocT-St*
UV7ANTED—A Purchaser for a retail
v v ’ Dreg Store, centrally located and doing a good
business. Satisfactory reasons and full particulars
will be given on an interview, being .had. .Address
PHARMACY, office of Tht Press- - oc7-3t#
TO DRUGGISTS.—WANTED—A Situa
tion in a Wholesale or Retail Drag Store, by a
young Han who has served four years under instruction
a retail establishment, and is a graduate of the Phi
ladelphia Collego of Pharmacy. Can refer to his last
employer as to his character and qualifications. Ad
dress CHABLEB, at this office. oc7-5tT
VSTANTED—A Partner in a pleasant husi-
T V ness, who can command $BOO In cash. The busi
ness is safe, and yields a large profit. Address CAPI
TAL, office of The Press. oc&f#
VffANTED —To an Interest in a
T T respectable business already established, not re
quiring more than $l,OOO in cash. Address 4radk.
this Office. oc&S* *
\M7 ANTEIV-—A Practical Soap and Gaudle-
TT maker. Apply at 426 South EOURTH Street.
above Lombard- ~ oc6-2t*
VffANTED—By a Lad 17 years of age, a
v v Si tuition in a Store or Office. Address ALBERT.
at this office 005-st«-
V/ff ANTED—To Rent, for the winter sea-
T T son, with Immediate possession, a PurniahM
house of moderate size, with modern improvements,
west of Tenth street. Address A. M,, office of this
paper- 004
IVfANTED —By a young Man, (a good
WW ; penman,} a Situation in a wholesale store, as
Entry Clerk or Assistant-Bookkeeper. Can furnish good
references, Address T. 0., at this Office. oe4-Bt*
VSTANTED—A Salesman in a Boot and
"T Shoe House. One that can Influence near trade.
Address BOX 1248 Philadelphia Post Office, with par
tlcnlare and name. oc2-s tn th-St*
ANTED—A' Situation as Entry Cleric,
Tv by a young Man who has had three years ex
perience. Views as to salary moderate. Address
WILLIAM, at this Office. ’ oc2-6t*-
WANTED, FOE THE UNITED ST ATT 8
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be given Mod pay. board, clothing, and
medical attendance, fay from |IS to $33 per month.
Ho man having a wife or child will be a&epied. Apply
for MOUNTED SB&YIOl at Ho 81T UAskxi Btnel,
above ligfcth. north aide. - •
W. TH. HA6BUDXR,
lat Lieat. lat Dngoona, -
Seemitlnf OflLoer.
sa.moaemtms.
A HEBICAN ACADEMY OF KUSIO,
-t\. BBOAD AND LOCUST Street.
THB GREAT RAVELS!
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 7,1868, .
EVOLUTIONS ON THB TIGHT BOP*.
THE YOUR LOVERS.
Bibi, Gabriel Barel; Oolin, Mona. Haugin; Babet,
Miss Frances.
ASPHODEL.
Babilaa, Gabriel Rarely Torraffj Francois Barel;
Asphodel, A. Lehman; Zamlnta, M’Ue Lina Wlndeli.:
Admission—Parquet, Parquet Circle, and Balcony, 60
eent»; Family Oixole and Amphitheatre, 26 eente.
Beate can be seoured.from 10 A. If* to 4 P. H. wiih
ont extra charge. Children under lO yeare hair price.
TATHEATLEY & OLABKE ,fI ABOH*BT.
v Y THEATRE,—WiIIiam 8. Fredericks, Acting and
Stage Manager.
THUBSDAY EVENING. October 7, 1868,
SPEED THB PLOUGH.
Sir Philip Blandford, Mr Dolman; Bob Handy, Ur.
Wheatley; Miss Blaodford, Mrs. Drew, v
THE TODDLES.
Mr. Toodlea, Mr. Clarke; Mrs. Toodlea. Miss K inloch.
Admission, abets. Secured Beats in DreesQlrole, 87V
eta; Orchestra Stalls, 60 eta; Beats In Private Batts, 76
eta; Gallery, 13 cts; Gallery for Colored Persons, 26 <rta:
Private Box in Gallery for Colored Persons, 88 cts;
Whole private Box, $B. '
Doorsopen at quarter before 7 o’clock j commence at
Tjf,precisely - " ;
Mbs. d. p. bowebs* walnut-st.
THEATRE, comer of NINTH and WALNUT
THUBSDAY EVENING, October 7,1868,
THB SON OF THE NIGHT.
Ben LeU, Mr. F. B Conway; Duke Dor&to, Ur. H. A.
Perry; Brsvadura, Mr. McDonough; Julia, Mrs. D. P.
Bowers; Ghebel, Mrs. F. B.Conway; Myrtha, Miss
0. Riehiogs.
To be preceded by OUB FRIEND PETER.
Prices of admission—Second Tier and Family Circle,
and Third Tier, 26 eentsj'Parqueta 87# cents; Dveu
Circle, 60 eents;-Private Boxes, according to their
locale, |8 and 86; Single Seats In Orchestra and Private
Boxes, 76 cents.
Doors open at quarter before 7 o’clock'; Curtain rises
at 7jf o’clock. ...
Concert hall, chestnut stbeet,
ABOVE TWELFTH.—Jifth week of nnaurpuaed
auMaiB.—THE COLOSSAL REVOLVING REPRESENT
T4TIONB 07 THE RUSSIAN WAR, the moat mag
nificent and ex’enaire exhibition in the world: Con
cluding with the DESTRUCTION 07 SEBASTOPOL.
Open BTM7 erenlog thla week, and on Baturdajr after*
noon. AdmiMion 26 cent*; children IScenU,
Doom open at 7. Performance at aifof 8,
4 SSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH AND
I\. OHESTNTJT Streets:
Here again! Return of the old favorite,
BI6NOB BLITZ.
New and Comical Beenes In VENTRILOQUISM.
Extraordinary Magical Demonstrations, and the
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS. \
Open every Evening daring the week, at half-past 7
o’clock and on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at 8.
Admission, 26 cents; Children, is rents, se24-.lm*
RATIONAL HALL —MARKET STREET.
11 OPEN FOR THB FIFTH WEEK.
J. Inboo Williams’s celebrated
PANORAMA OF THB 81888.
This magnificent PAINTING commence* vlth Gbaoe,
and continues down in historic*! order to the Babyto
nish Captivity, containing more then fifty of .the most
sublime end interesting scenes in the Bible.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. Doors open *t T\ to
commence at 8 o’clock precisely.
Tickets 25 cents—to he had at Hall door. ChOftTe
under 10 years 16 cents.
Also. Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY AFTERNOONS for families and schools. Poors
open at 2; to commence at 8 precisely.
Explained by Professor TIBBITTB
Siluer tDare.
gILVER WA B K .
WM. WILSON & SON,
Having completed the alterations to their store, invite
special attention to their stock of Silverware, which la
now unusually largo, affording a variety of pattern and
design, unsurpassed by any house in the United States,
FINER QUALITY THAN any manufactured
FOR TABLE USE IN ANY PART
o? TUX WORLD.
Our standard of Silver is,
The English Sterling is.
The American and French is. 1)00*1000 <<
Thus, it will be seen that we give 85 parte finer than
the American and French coin, and 10 parts finer than
the English sterling. We melt all our awn silmer.and
our foreman being connected with the refining depart-
ment of the United States Jlfint for several years, wo
guarantee the quality as above (935), which is the
finest that can be made to be serviceable , and will re*
slat the action of acid* much better than the ordinary
silver manufactured,
WM. WILSON & SON,
8. W. comer FIFTH and CHERRY.
N. B.—Any fineness of silver manufactured, as agreed
upon, but posititfe/y none inferior to the American and
French standard.
JSle&uinal.
HARTSHORNE’S cure-all—the
GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOB AND REMEDY
FOR DYSPEPSIA, 'WEAK STOMACH AND 'WEAK
BOWELS. Prepared by a Chemist. Bottles 25
and&Ooents.
TIIBI GREATEST DISCOVERY IH MEDICAL
SCIENCE! V
HARTSHORNE’B CURE'ALL should be kept Id ell
families, in ease of aocidenta or sudden Bickuesa.
JIABTSHORNE’B CURE-ALL cares Rheumatism.
HART&HOENE’S CURE-ALL cares Cramps, Cholio,
Pains iu the Stomach or Bowels.
HAftTSHORNE’S Paine in the
Limbs, Side, Back and Breast. **
HARTSHORNK’S CURE-ALL cares Sprains. Bralsesi
Scaldß and Burns.
HARTSHORNE’B CURE-ALL cures Neuralgia,
Toothache and Btiffness in the Joints.
HARTBHORNE’S CURE-ALL cares Cholera, Diar
rhoea and all pain.
HARTSROBNK’S CURB-ALL cures Ear Ache and v
D "
leafness from a cold.
HARTSHORNK '8 OURB-ALL cares Br>p«pil» »n 4
Indigestion; also, Canker and gore Month ana Sore
HABTSHORNE’S CURB*ALL cares all Spinal Affec
tions and Weakness in Limbs. ...
HARTSHORNB’S CURB-ALL is a great tonic to
Weak Stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
Its* As the frequent changes of the weather produce
a had Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs and Body;
also Stiff Neck—erery person should get a bottle. It
nets’ upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sinews, Blood and
Uone<i; and, by its warming electro-magnetic power, ex
cels alt pain from the system. Get a bottle and try it,
and you will be astonished at its happy effects.
N. B. ir you have a Ceugh, use HABTtfUORNK’S '
Pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry, it is the heßt Oough
Syrup in the World. Bottles. 26 and 69 cento, and $l.
If you are Billions, use iIARTSHORNB’S ANTI
BILLIOCB PILLS. They aot upon the Liver, Btom«cb
and Bowels, carrying off ail Bile and Paul Seeretious.
Boxes, 25 cents. Sold by B. H. JENKINS,
No. 26 ROUTE EIGHTH Btreet,
Between Market and Chestnut Streets.
filmes* Stores, Chestnut and Market streets.
Garrigues’, Tenth and Coates streets.
Wagner’s, Tenth and Lombard eta. *nl2-thatndtf if
BOILER and FLUE IRON ol‘. ait kinds,
qualities aod si2?s cut to patterns at short no.
tloe. Promiscuous frbeet* Boiler Heads, and K (rets,
On band and for rale at Invest rates by
HDW. 8 BUCKLEY, '
Ool4tn* Oray’s Ferry Bolter Iron Work?,
Office No. 5 Farqufaar Building, VBO WklUQt
.985-1000 parts pure
...925-1000 “
se2B-tn th a Sm