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'IMPORTBRB AND JOBBERS
or
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- ANH4II.ERIO AN
C ' , 43 0- ItYc'G 0 - 0, D S
289 . AN*2AI: - NORtg• THIRD , STREET,
Above Bate Btreot.
Er ,01,,. Ag ent ! for
• IM.N4RTAIXON. SICCINDS,
Psiae titgoas, ' Jam Mimi.
J - rotatfltrzost;,: „ , 82tIAIRD -D. Beraivtat
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IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
polr'' , G 0 S,
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NORTH TRIED S-TREET,,
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SP iING
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iin mulylor ,
PromptlotiocmOroltonto, from ail porta of
ths arooestiiatfdlly oollatted to all and ex.-
mine toi ttrit'es; z" --- -- Able Sir
414' k4.0%.4**,13, — .5e
Nod _lB0 'NOItTII..THIRD STERST,
Third
... 'one —
PRING' IMPGRTATIONS; 1869.
•
, SIBLEY, -MOLTEN, VIVOPERUFF, '
- -826 btAit.K.ET 13TRItHT,
• • ,
PHILADBLI9II/,
, .
• ,14, ~,Ji*To,ll9Pria OM , * complete and
• -SPLENDID ,- STOOK
-AA -, Of Ardrand Orioles styles
DUP.BBIALIES, -- ROMI - AiLis,
DRUIC-VOJANTLIN - 3111341,„
YABI6- 9 11,118.1p136, .
, &CON IT; tbo -
BONSEIT Ri6BOI26;PAR7B METTO,
tArimna .1,11 violates; Bouod - Oartior; soars, eteita
;Jordon Paris and Montilla Lao., 11p." tutu, new and
deatrabls ka., - , ' •
Wolnitbrthebtrezdfdribetecyers . td oiu iirlidli4ck,
- fisallprOODaditutqfbatee cant offer 'inducements that .
will prookestisiestiory, as our etoqb embraces .some of ,
1 . 11 9 ,410, 4ositstkis 4004 s Sow, ti maims. ,tebt44o3
OA-RPET
Have removed from No. 80 BANK Street to , •
iti - f 1 :509, Oil It T tr T
okidorni THMlstkilOnotuni.' -
PRING: GCiCiba"
The, iiibieiperi; itipeaftiAr L ,iik . ,tbe-,atteuatfolk of
ihtir friends, wad aU "1 ' -
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Sroak , al 7 . - 000DS, - " ;
, Bialerfpz it SO bi atiitirpae6id b 7 a 11 trl4hle mutat.
!!!!!!!!!e stitei of, ,
• - DRESS "sTu - swa.
,S ER & CO.,
as S bisiuurr otreet.,
Viti*Vpt":lBs9;
f;1150 SONS,
255`baniaT'STRBST
70111008 OW
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t -AOAMMILF43; , AI4I) VZSZINCIS,
4ocittarii . k i e ati6 - iion: of BUYERS la inirit44
Vpip AND i FANOT 99914:
;3130T'k, ip.til•ihs,& co..
':8119 M.A.ItJtET STREET,
"-I,'o;tiii;itarefttioffe! 41ATICO
xlW'At D ATTRACTIVI-13TOCIA,
, TO which ttiey Mk
THE 01 - BUYERS
i.O. R. C;A:A/1213EL1: & CO..
Imporins and Vrholeiale, Dealers
.
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r• =-'•i WHITSI GOdDEI,
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`,,iinOliktortirapa;, AND •AIiSRIOLIf
DRIUGOODs.AND umepsts,
it'itooriotti End Tole low for Oise,
Bit TISN Med 'Oll, - PLOKA.GB;
-
310 liAßKyrf BTREET S 'PHILADELPHIA.
10,1THIAN JONES & do.,
• r - •
80.
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f - ;:•;', : ' ; _ - ;•;.PAY`- - , (loops,
~240 31A3VILET STREET, ,
doze helot( Routh 31de,
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,fe . .bl 7 B;n 9/r1 Agro .anAniws.
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pip azun,)
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- 4201TX11,11 AND JOBBIRS
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T . T R T
•
- • North' 1404 abova Third Street, • ;
PH1LA,109.0.1111.,
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SPRING , IDIPORTARIONO 1 859
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rAPAMEI;ageOSS., .
PiSit 0110,'‘andlli ,CiptlMllBoll attest,
• PWILAWILPritiy
IMPORTERB — ANDT t IOBBERS
•ItiteAtr,ittaiit.ton otbuterv , ::- t,
tr 444,4,
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1859 - NEW, 185 P
:'STRaTfr, GOODS HOUSE.
THOMPSON 8c JENKINS,
No. 528• MARKET STREET,
Invite the attention of buyers to their extensive stock '
of Ladies; 'Straw and Silk Bonnets, Misses' Vats and
Bloomers; Men's, Boys', and Children's Hate; Artifi
dal Flowers, Roches, Trimmings,
Being exclusively engaged in , this branch of bradawls,
purchasers will End it to their interest to examine our
stook before purolsaing.
THOS. F. YRALAY, (formerly of Wilcock, Rogers,
A. Fraley,) now engaged with the above house, solicits
from his friends an examination of the stook of Henri.
Thompson & Jenkins. fetati-2m',
MILLINERY
AND
•
STRAW - GOODS.
A )1011T 007/IPLETI AND °Amon AZADR'IBIEN 4 F
RIBBONS of every degoriptiou,
- BONNET SILKS AND CRAPES,
ARTIFIOIAL FLOWERS, RUCHES,
And other Millinery Goode.
ALSO OF
S .11,A • W GOODS,'
OF EVART 00110SIVAELE venterr,
Is now open for examination by, and sale to, '
OAEDI AND PROMPT SHORT-TIBIA sums,
At • small advance upon ant cost.
Those desirous of saving money in their purchases
should give us an early call.
BRDOKS, , Co.,
- , 43IMARRET STREET,
1eb14.3m ' (Late of No. fia South Second St.) •
HAT'S, FURN, •
"STRAW GOODS, •
ARTIFICIAL, FLOWERS, RUCHES, 10.
HOOPES & DAVIS,
fiIANIIVAOTURBBS AND DIALERS
Nos. 19 and 21 South Fourth Street, (up stairs)
rair,Anst.rnis,
Nave on hand an entirelynew and complete stook of the o
above goods, laid in for OABH, to which the attention
of •
buyers is Invited.
CHAS. HALLOW ELL, late of the firm of elm. Ital.',
lowan 1 Oo„ long known to the trade, would be pleased
to see his friends at the worirooms of Messrs. Hoopes,
feb9.2m
J NO. G. FALCONER , & CO.,
DALUIR.B IN
It' I 33 33 0 I%T 13 ,
SILKS, AND numiNEDlr
No. 727 CHESTNUT STREET.I
feb7-lm
STRAW, AND MILLINERY GOODS.
Ravin removed from our old stand, 46 South Second ,
street, to
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
BITWAIIE SEPIAS'S AAA RIOETI,
We are now prepared to exhibit to our numerous pa
trons a
COMPLETE STOCK
OS
STBAW HATS, .BONNBTS,
MISSES' and ORILDRANW3 HATS,
stoomsaa, OAPS, &0.,
rawer AND °RADA BONNET% 4
FRENCH PLOWERS,
,RIBBONS, LACES,
RUCHES, Ica
laibriming in all asassortment mana
n lied in this city,
and we respectfully Invite the attenti on of merchants
to our Spring Stools.
Omsk end ilsort.tion buyers will And it specially their'
interest to give as a call.
LINCOLN, WOOD, 1010HOLS.
fete-Sm •
HILLBORN JONES, •
Importer and klanufeeturer
S/LR AND, STRAW BONNETS,
LEI:SHORN and PANAMA HATS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, RUCHES, /to.
To which the attention of Oily and Clounpy Dealers
is solicited.,
NO 452 MARR - RT ST,.
~D•yrer IST -II:. febl-80.
ilicot4 anti ghats).
HENDRY ee HARRIS,
ttharoyntiattus.Aiiti ianoissmAl DBALIBB
itt
. _
BOOTS A N D' SHOES,
N. W. COB.. TNIND AND ABM IiTRBETB,
PHIL&DIELVHIA.. fen-lm
WHELAN Bc . CO.,
IVROLEBALE DEALERS
IN
"BOOT'S,
SHOES,
- ANE
STRAW 000138
No. 513 MARKET STREET
BOOTS AND SHOES.
, The liubscrlbers have completed their
SPRING. OC t
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Which they are prepared to offer et the lowest prloee j
on thole mai term..
VAN DUSEN, sitPra, & Co.,
, 03 MARKET STREET,
feblil•Zot • • • Aboce laurtb, up stain.
B . P. WILLIAMS & 00.,
WHOLESALE
BOOT. AND SNOB
WAREHOUSE,
No: 18 SOUTH FOIJRTN. STREET.
feb3-2ta
j og. H. THOZIrIa SOW' itz
WILOLIthALE
BOOT AND SHOE .
WAREHOUSE,
N 9. B'l4 MARKET STREET.
A large and nenpral assortment of Nutern and
Olt..roadiSiaes constantly on hand. febl•ans
SPRING STYLES, 1869. •
avx. 6111-TTINTIDN.B.B,
WNOLNDAIN DIIIALERS AND AIANUNACTUDIRB
OP
STRAW BONNETS AND HATS, '
BOOTS, SHOES, &a., &a.
Being prepared to offer an great Inducements to
buyers aaJobbere In any other market, Invite an ea.
ataltattlon or their crock. '
No.Bl NORTH 'FOURTH STREET,
fel•9m • Near the Iderahaats , Betel, Philadelphia.
LEVICK, BASIN, & 00.,
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE
AND
MANTIPAOTOIST
- No. 52b MARKET STREET, Philadelphia.
We hate now on hand an extensive stock of Soots
and Shoes, of all descriptions, of our own and Eastern
Mt.hateottire, to which we invite the attention of
Southern and Western buyers.
Eartiagte.
CARRIAGES
OF TUB MANTIPAOTIIItI 07
WILLIAM D. ROGERS.
REPOSITORY,
1009. - OILESTNIIT FITRIZUT 1011
lebl6,4sa ` •
gill IBMS: NO. 2 EOSIN in store, and , for
=Ws O. vAreativ nzc aD iev •
' PHILM)ELPHU,'
6 4 0 e
,v—t,,
'LAING 'B4 Miii.GIN,NIOV
Nis. 80 NORTH THLRD'STRirat
imie . tient 9 1 , ;"..4 tke'd f iii . t.„iy, ',,
.SHOE MANITIMOIVEERS'GrOODri
And sil kinds of Shoo Tools. - - • 2 , -, ' ~-
UPPIELIPS PATENT BOOT TREES. , i
_osmium MACHINES,. - I% 1
.. ,
LEATHER RDOLINCi MiA , iS.;'„ ~-, t - ,
SEWIN4 MACHINE SILKS,• .
,•,:‘,- .'.:: ~•! 1,,
THREADS; and • , ',- ~, , C
' . rimptailli
INGusg,rniaa, and ADIZRIOAN BIIOBT#ItIi ..
fel64marl2 ~ -. :', 4_,
SHOE FINDINGS. .
ISAAC BARTON &
86 SOUTH SECOND 'STREET;tk
IMPORTERS OF' AND.DEALEH - H1
FRENCH AND ENGLISH LASTINGS,
BILE AND lINION GALLOONS, v“.
LAOET%
FRE/TOIL-KID, PATENT LEATHEIW
ELASTICS, BOOT WE%
LINEN SHEETING% DRILLINGS;‘
feb3.Oxt* '
EDWIN W. PAYNE, -•
Importer and Dealer
- BOOT, 8110 E, end GAITER IdATZEIALC
Iron -Building, N. W. corner ARON and FOIIETED -
LASTINGS, -
GALLOONS, "
8H2.11T1N413,• - .
- - InAN011.103), r
. .PATENT MAT
„'
coNoniss WZD, TOILET HLIP,PEA 1:11V
febl-Sin], MOE TILI4n:DS, LAOH3,
WM., JOHNS & SON, "!..tii
(Baeoeseor to the late Joe. T. Johns,) i 'l.-Vi
• - Importers and Dealers 1, 4
zrr
_, '.: 1 11
8110 D OTIIITS awl TIUMBIINGO, —1 : :rIF c
znerzires,N. I
tIALLOONEI, '
r ,fij
• • tLA O RTB, ko. s 4ithAm,,, i
AT -.I I'IIB OLD STAND:4:-:4'!
Northeast corner of FOURTH and AROR B
febl-Ito ,
fancv Mrai . exob4. l'rej
SPRING TRADE.
H. CHIMING ic Ca.,
Non. 28 and 28 NORT' FOURTH BTHIHF,if
nays just opened tholr,tecent ' 1 :,1 1
itiontATlONEr.
-UNGLISH AND GER.ArAIV
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HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AND SIVALLWARES,.:>z,
Aad gollolt hisiootton of tloit complete and 4
-' stock,
.108PBOIALLY ADA.kTED,TO,',.
SOUTHERN-AND SOUTHWESTERN TSAR
febb4m '
1311ReETT, SEXTOM & SWEARLN - 01(
' Are now opening at their More, • ,
No. 40fl MARKET STREET,A
Above Fourth, North Bide, , •
A TIANDSOMB itBBoltThlithiT ON •
NSW B.PEIIVG STYLES'i
FANCY DRY GOODS
OP WEER OWN IMPORTATION
And eareattoni which they over for mile to buying frog
all parte of the United States, °nab e rust liberal terrai.
febo-3ro
MARTIN'S, PEDDLE, & IIAMRION;
LVPORTERN AND DIIALIIRS IN
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and
No. 30 NORTH TORTE STREET,
/IVA DOOM 11SLOW Tag DIEROIIANTO , nom,
Offer for Bale the moat complete eta* of god
In their line to Da found in the
. ,
VNI.T - XD ESTATES
Consisting of 110111ENRY of every !pane,
.„
.
' OIATHe for men, women , and oldldren,;e!orinlir
en miortment of over 800 kinde
UNDERSHIRTS and DRISIVAD3,
LIMON BOSOM BB.IBTB And COLLABI
WEN CAMBRIC Illtippenountralo anix
!MONTS. .
LAMB Masa° MILTS, with olaepe atitirg7
new diellyile, with au eactleee wozletj. of Ifotlehe,
which they Invite the attention of
• prahre44ritecr.weesicapfaxtvepth4•l-‘ ,
• • strrras;
MoOAULEr,BROTHER, & BREWSTER,
23 NORTH , FOURTH' STREET,
Ihrre just opened nu entire -
NEW SPRING STUCK
OF
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and
FANCY GOODS,
To which theyinrite the attention of firet•olars buyers.
Our etoolc is particularly adapted to the
SOUTHERN TRADE.
I.
gCHAFFER & ROBERTS,
420 MKT tft ItEhT,
at PORTERS AND • :03313tRS
oir
110131kRY, - GLOVV3,
MALL WAII3I3 5 COMES,
LOOKING•GLAE!Ii9,
GERMAN AND PREirOS NANOY aoDki,
aim •
TAILORS' TithibiilloB.
fel-3m
SITES, VAN OULIN, & GLASS,
I.NIPORTERS
AND
IVICOLESALE DEALERS
IN
BOBIBRI,
CILOYGO,
• SANOit GOODS, ITO
NO. 423 MARKET STREET,
roam Asovs . looWCH ,yIIILADIMPIIII
ttntbrlllo ,I)nnisolo.
SIAEEPtrt & kENNER„
Wholesale Manufacturers
• OF
UMBRELLAS A . ND PARASOLS,
,830 MAR . RET OTRBST
rinrADEL2nu,
Are now Making more than one Modred and Ifty
diflarent mistime of Ihnbrellas, of ever else, tract 22
to 40 frisbee,
Their assortment of PARASOLS In also very Urge,
and for variety of denlvn, styles, finish, and prime; ox.
needs that f any previtaut semen.
Ruiera who have not bed B. it V hi matte or (wan
fled their time well spent In looklorrover this Von
winds stook, whilst, Includes MANY NOVELTIES, war
to be gnat with elsewhere. ' febl.lm
flame Mritnntingo.
'EVANS & HASSALL,
51 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
/nrltti the Attention of
OAR/ AND SHORT-TIME BUYERS
NEW. AND SUPERB 9TOCIC
or
0110I0H NOWiLTIVI
TOR TUX
13 1 3 (24. s 707 Ais o
NUMMI& AND PORPONNETTH TRuanicte,
vazNaLE DROP-BUTTONS,
BOQUET FRINGES, /to., ho.
,BERLIN ZEPHYRS,
SHETLAND WOOL,
NEW STYLE CAMPED SHIRTS.
TUB FINEST IN THE MARKET.;
• & A. "KEMPER,
S 3 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMING
Call the particular attention or the Trade tt their
splendid assortment of YEENOII BOMFONNtTTS,
and AMERTCAM FUSCIITA BALL TRIEIBUNGS,
RING PENDANT BUTTONS, dco.
We are prepared to execute Jorge orders for Blk and
Marseilles 'Tinton, Tassels, Oorda, Buttons, fee at oar
own Tottery,
WM. J. HORSTUARN & 00., 1
' 723 011178TRUT teat,
MANUFACTURERS &ND -IMPORTSII
or I
LADIES , DRESS TRIIddICIME
Are now prepared to offer to the THAD)/ a LAPOII and
3 tat a Myr aniortirient of LAMB , DUBS l'Eltd747 NM,
suitable for the fiffUtiffi dffinhON, to which 1707 In
vite the attention of 731771111021.
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to MAfe CYABTORY, fflffTl7 Mid CU RIE Y ErEIVRYR.
1 et! -
.FNEWARY 22,. 1859.
nIibiPHRE!)
/31'!3DOXFIC:3
MOMCEOPATBIO REMEDIES
306 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, (Apeata.)
- 1 i
THESE INVALUABLE PRBPARATIONS are ea
alp:drily prepared by PROF. 1/.'nulifFlTEEll, - hell
Marin for bid oontributiois to nomceopiabta Win;
tare, 'and is former PROFESSOR OP THEORY had
•
. .
PRACTICE in ,the Homoopathir fifedieni Cagle ea
in. Naholapain, and who has made , these - 11pecillo
Remedies a *opal etdiy for. eight years,
apsoproa have now hew before the .ptibits font
yeare, and are in nee by thousand', In every part ofthe
country, witlV . ..tha most uniform and Itatlarsotory ye
mate. Pages of testimonials can be exhibited, ehowing
the general satisfaCtiOu given, and the many very grave
and Arlene, and often ling.standing, 'Rosette' which
bavebeen Mired by their Use. No class of remedies
has tuns far ever been known which have - g 'Tea the
- public such uniform Batiefaatlon, or have 'produced
•enohbrilliant and wonderful cures: " "
- They are alike removed from the polronous, danger
ous, 'and repulsive donee of queetery or old eehool
practice, the InOODYOOIOOOO of water-cure, or the in
tricate and perplexiog obsouritlee of the utast Ronne°.
pathim books and ,medicinear, Consisting. of simple
kpediflas for the various diseases to wbfoh they are ro
tated' put up inahe form of sia.'ple sugar Web!, and
'prepared of ingredients - neither dmigerons nordlignet
..ing. they form at once the ready resource of the pa. ant
Or natio, and are the omfort of the complaining or the
'They poems these poltlye - edvantegee: They are
IZABWLINfB—.? In cry 0.1; MOO from their use; they
are sturwt—yon always know what to take and bow to
take it; they are COgrailtitlir —you eau glee the proper
Roger Pinot a moment's warning, withont hesitation
or delay ; they. are Bermun--in 'Wonsan:di of oases
dime/leis afiested at Once, and the - mite 'oared at the
moment, that the pound oonid not afteiwerds - have re
lieved. - • , .
TIST OF, SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
No:A. Fever Pfits—Yor 'Fever, Congestion, and In
fiamaistimn of all'hinds, "
No. 2. Worm Pfils.-470. Worm Tever, Wohn Golfo,
,Wetting the
Go:8 Ilaktes Pells—ror Collo, Ilry/nr, Teething,
lend .Wakefeilnedleof Infante and nervonenem of adults
N 0.4. Dearth aa,BilLe—Bor Diarrhees, °holm& In
fantato; 'and Bummer Complaint.
Dysenter# Pills—for Collo, Griping., Dysen
tery, and Bloody Flux. •
No. Q. Cholera Pills—For Ohplere, Oholera Iforbus,
Ind Vomltliax.
• • No. 7. 'Cough Pals—Voioought,oolde, Iloargesisoi,
Influenza, and sore throat. •
No. 8 .288thacha Toothache, jltoesehe,
and Pfeuralaia.
No: 9. Headache Pille—llckc Headache, Vertigo,
11e.4; and Fulness of the Head.
No.lo. Dylpepsia iniksFor Weak and Deranged
atomsetts, Constipation. and Liter Complaints.
No ; 11. For Bimals,/rrsgularitiss.-9eanty, Painful,
or 9uppressed Periods
NoA2, Fimals • Pith—tor Leuterritos, Prattle
Mean's, and Deatiog Down., • , •
• No 33 ' croup piits : -Vor Croup, Hoarse ,Cough, Bad
Breatblrg. -
.No;14. Salt Rheum Pitts...-Por &ripens, Imp-
Bona; Pimples on the Pace
No,l6.taeumatie Pains.. Lameness, or
Bareness is the Cheat, Back, Loins, or Limbs. ,
:All•Vorlieer mid A gae, - Chill Parer; Dumb Ague,
Old lglsmansged Jgno, ,
P,..-Por Piles, Blind or, Bleeding, Internal or Ex-
Carol
O.—For sors, Week, or Inframed Bye and Ey el i ds,
Failing; Meat, or Blurred Eight,
catarrh, of long minding or recent, either
wlthebatructioc or profuse discharge,
R.0.-For' I hooking Congh, abating its violent*
and shortaniog its coarse.
real/ AMITV Marlene, snob as Faveri, iagatalal,
Udell, Diarrheas, Dysentery, Croup, Rheumatism, and
suds eruptive diseases as Scarlet Fever, Measles, and
Rrygd, pelas. the advantage of giving the proper remedies
promptly Is °Marra. and in all snob asses the spetifire
slot like a Ghana., The entire disease is often arrested
It ono, and in all oases the violence of the attack is
moderated, the disease shortened and rendered less
dangerous. Even should a physiolaa'atterwards bale
to be railed. he will take the seen at decided advantage
Irones previous treatment.
In ell Caseate DIBRASICIS, snob se Dysperada, Weak
Stomach. Constipation, Liver Complaint, Piles, Female
Debility and Irregularities, old /leaded*, Sore or Weak
Eyes, Catarrh., Salt Rheum, and ether old eruptions,
the case bas specifics whose proper implication will
adord a cure to almost every Instance. Often the curs
of. a niggle chronic difficult', much as Dyspepsia, Piles,
or Catarrh, Daedalus, or Female Weaknees, has more
than paid for thorny* ten times over.
REktEMBER,
, ,
That thousands of the .most gifted and Intelligent
minds in thin country and nwope bays long since given
In their adherence to Houneopaihy. and employ it ex
eltuilyely In all was of disease for themeelves
families
RBEiB V Blta--That these Specifics are entirely berm
lama to all instances. and in all cues. Babies nee them,
children nee them, the aged, iatirm, or invalid use them,
without dancer oil with benefit.
FANOT NOTIONS,
. .
ItillidrEgt l .-That not doiy lil lonsltamling old
complaints, bat in repent' and violent diseases of the
most dangerous character, loraceppatby bee proved ate
superiority to any other whin in repeated trials. '
' MOVES' noroceapathy is sustained not
from its theorise and doctrine. but from ita daily and
hourly sucrose& Ip caring the siek and arresting disease.
• REIM WHIR-That It is the little Ws that lead to
great , ones; and it Is little aliments that, negleetedi
lead to grave and 0911011.11dlowsitee.
Itlattiffilleit--That you Baas It In your portir
promptly and 'pleasantly to remove such eomplainte at
:the h e otos. and so prevent soave &Moo.
VAIRE-That Ilomptwaya‘ system of Vomits>.
pathre Speoldmrdivesta the private practise of the aye
texis'or all perplexity sod intricsoy, so that everybody
=V/ nee them with, solvantsge.
REPOSIDE/C-That the cure of is single elnonie all.
meat, Mishits Piles; Womb ' Beaded*, or Balt fibbers;
erVorelhan ten timer, - for the cost of a full one.
VOlldlin - P,That„ two or live dollars pavestest In
ii - P — d* - Vitaite-nregvevt-neatirp , ito
'Mae you. every ,
vention of dimity', and absolute relief, c.
4-.4444
OASES "
AND 'OUEES.
DYSPEPSIA.
•
A young lady of twenty sin bad been troubled With
indigeatlou for seimial months, so as to render great
are neceamty in the selection of her food. After eat
ing the stomach became acid, food rising in her mouth
with water, rod no tinplessent, 'heavy, lead-like velum,
Von in her stomach, continuing some hours; frequent
headache, bowels constipated and a depressed mental
condition. She commenced taking the Dyspepsia pink
one morning cud night, and In less than a week Gipsy
symptom of her disease had nuletted, and gin felt like
belt befog.
A gentleman somewhat tolvarieed in years, Wong,
robust constitution had lately been a tTisl 4,;„.l B lNot e a
wi.h indigestion.. weak 5t , .;;,, c . c 0, coiled tongue, bad
08 4 Vse month, and attended with a peOtalsr Ter
tfgo and whirling in the head, en mush so as to render
We riding In is carriage, or sten mounting an eminence,
quite dangerous. Alter trying seteral thing. ineireoti
ally, be fell upon the Dyspepsia Pills, which
adorde l r Pt l e l ie T t i r a ; du T in tl or t e gaisdm t?tiitrigoadoar lu
pie&innt
syttintArdit _ ,
OOUQII AND BRON)BITt8.
lied colds neglected or freiluentlY repeated often lay
the foilodation pf Vonenniption, Brottehit's. and Prima
tcre deeline. Thoug h thefe are meat remedies adver
tised as prompt an cares , speady yet none en cafe
and yet speedlor an safely effect ame as this; Often
a isingle pill, taken et tilgh‘, bee entirely relieved the
liYatem of a Revere and threatening cold by the ilornina.
Ooobse Awn Oittmli.—A o:Oman, a public loettuvri
took a isiero cold the lat ter part of last enpoth.tvlade
travelling s and leotaring , ln northeca Pennsylvania,
though addressing public audiencee every evening. yet
fa two dnya,by the aid of the, Specific, he was entirely
recovered, end enabled, to viten° hie calling irithout
Inconvenience. No public apelike skonld be Without
them.
Bev COLD.—A married lady of 40 bad taken a violent
*old. which eettled on her hinge, causing severe cough,
pain in the aide, and oonelderable fever and hoarseness.
Such colds were usually very luting and troublesome,
but by taking the tiptoeido Cough Pills four times per
day, In three Uri she wan entirely well.
A young man of '22 bad a oongh and hominess for Af•
teen months During cold weather Morelos was loot so
as only to 'meek in whispers, ptin 11dt:toed on noughl
tough dry, or raising only a trine In the Mbrtith
quite feeble and emaciated. Had taken several med •
innee. with but little or no benefit. He commenced with
the °MIA Pllle—One pill three times a day—and won
round himself intyrevi,..g, hie cough mildland softer,
hoarseness passed off, strength and appal improied,
and in a few weeks wan entirely well, hair it taken no
other medicine&
A
, A clorgynian of the Baptist Church, well known In
Illinois, writing to us, nye s u I have been for come
Hum seriously afflicted with bleeding piles, and have
regarded my codas %Severe pile", at one time, Indeed,
hopeleee; but I have need your medicine ( Pile Hp&
oleo ' ) and am cured. I have no doubt you are laying
the world under great and lasting obligations.”
A gentleman of fifty years, well and favorablyknown
at Delhi Delaware eonety. New York, had been
martyr to the piles for twenty years. Barnett:nes, from
excessive hemorrhage, pain, and suffering , he was re
duced to the verge of the grave. For years be had
dragged out in miserable existence, a confirmed invalid,
disqualified for any baldness, ant life almost a burden.
It is needless to add that be bad tried all /torte of re.
medics, ftom all Norte of doctors, to little promo Re
consulted me two yeexe ago, and f recommended our
Pile Specific, with occaelonally a Dyspepsia Pill. Prom
this he began to !wrote, and alone has never had a
'serious turn of Piles. Prom the tint month, op to a
year past, be bed occasionally 'symptoms of his old
nom plaint; but a few doses of the Pile Pills would dis
pense It all, and for more than a year past he has been
entirely well of the Alen. l more baled ante Is
scarcely to be fouarldo the angels of medicine.
CATARRH.
This class of disease, en is poll knoitn, is of very
frequent and almost universal prevalence, and the
chronic forms are especially obstinate. Ordinary re
medies are of very little service in Cleating a once,
nor in the boasted inhalation any better.
Tide simple remedy, on talvng a finger Pill morning
and night, promptly cures the Blighter oases, and its
persevering use has not tailed to relieve the worst forme
of chronic catarrh, even when so far advanced as to
have lost. in a great degree, this canoe of smelt.
04.TAIMH.—A elergyman,•eged 42 had long suffered
with catarrh, which had not only been a source of an
noyance, but began to excite uneasineas in regard toits
effects upon his general health. There was a frequent
and sometimes protium dieeharge from hie head, frequent
scorxing, and an almost entire loss of smell. Ile pro
cured a box of our epeciflo Catarrh Pills, and was en
tirely cured, even to o return of his Bence of smell, in
the course of a few weeks.
.. ... . . . .
Price of mingle boxer!. 60 cents,
PRIOES
Full set, 20 large ?isle in moroooo ease and b00k..55 00
Full set 20 large vials plain ease and bselr. 4 00
Oases ot , 15 nuraberedbexee, and book 2 00
Oases of coy 0 numbered boat' sod book 1 00
Stogie numbered boxes, with directions 25
Knee lettered boxes, with directions 60
Large plantation, or physician's ease, 1 and 2 oz.
vials 15 00
- - - - -
Look over the liar, make up a case of what kind you
choose, and enclose the amount in a current note or
atampa by mail to our address at No See Broadway,
New Y nk, and the medilines will be duly returned by
mall or express, free of charge.
No family should be without these invaluable cura
tives, They are the only remedies perfeotly adapted
for domeetio and private use. With them the parent is
armed and prepared against the first approach of die
ease, and can meet It at the threshold and keep it at
bay. A trifle of medicine, rightly direoted in the first
hours of disease, perfectly cares that which, by delay,
can only be relieved by long and tedious bourn of nutter.
log, if at all. With these at hand, you are not obliged
to await the coming of that often distant, as well so
expeneive luxury, a doctor; nor to be drugged or poi.
coned, or blistered, or bled, but may youveelf
admlole
ter the simple epeoilla, and restore the ruddy current of
life again to health - and joy. There cannot only no in
jury arise fanny ease from their use, but the general
influence upon the eonetitntion, beyond all question, is
%nod beneficial,
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire an active, efficient agent for the sale of
our remedies In every town r community In the Uni
ted States. Address, Y. lIIMIPHANYB & CO.,
No. 502 Broadway, New York.
Bold by T B.PSIT BMX It BROS., BOOOII,BSTNUT
rent, Phllalelphfa, ' ' ft3l2-8n?
Sisbitinat.
OUR REMBOIEB BY MAIL.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY• 29,1859.
PhiladelpNiti
•
There lies before'ne, highly ;decoratedwith
gilding, neatly liinind,',and • handionfolz print
ed, a mimil ielnute'whleh we borroWed from
Panitrewiroic's booleitore; entltled'w Heniand
Comprehensive HlGHbinary of the' English
Language ; as spoken and'written.' Author,
ErDleer,,trois, a London newspaper reporter.
Publisher, Jonn WEALR, of High Holborn,
London, who has brought out a vast number of
valuable architectural and scientific works
'lllr. Hum (haulm is a surprising Man, who
has always aimed at the reputation of master.
ing the- grainiest; 'of IC foreign language at
breakfast,' getting through the best works
in that language before .dinner, and writing
a history, ' biography, romance, and epic
poem-still In be same hitherto ccen
, known ' ten'gne "—before be put his night-
Cap on. What man,' therefore, So' Capable
of making a Dictionary 'of the English lan
guage, comprehensive as well as new, spoken
as well' s 'written 7 Ms book 1s but a'small
'one; but Ide. Piazze Consoles himself, In
that , literary 'confessional - the' preface, with
"the remembrance that 'Hour W s ziisrzs be
gan 'on a 'manic:tad:a 'Work which has ac
quired ' irolibrtaricit 'its it_ his: grown'to large
inittitirtazia."'' MS, Wit should aserio; lathe
teednd editiOr. icln hope/' he adds,
, g I have been encouraged by the publisher,
as I trust .1 shill be countenanced by his
readers." '"
Mr. CLearrn largely on the, acqUisi
tions'which the language has received
lie
newspaper literature; arid boasts that' tip has
drawn largely therefrom. He names three
such authorities as relied on 'by him, sand
wiching the Hew York Herald between the
Times and Pond)._ That any , sane man should
,seek for cc the well of - English undefiled," or
for any thing save low and sloPpy slang, in the
Herald, isalmost incredible:
Mr. MAUER has consulted other Anterican
authorities, however,land says : ce The editions
.of War:ergs adopted by me [what adoption is
thisn have been those of Att. Gonitarett
Idr. JOEEPII •E. WORCESTER." It, happens
that :Profess6r Goonarou edited Wrosraz, and
that Dr.lirotozarza, who' abridged:Ws:lmm
a great many .years ago;. since produced a'
rival work.
It would be easy to make an amusing article
out of Mr. Hros CLaatte's characteristic book.
He piques himself on writing • wit with wis
dom—on being aynioal as well as instructiVe.
Here; for example r is one little article, which'
at epee shows his system: and his peculiar way
of treating a or& •
Prue f for PAW sr, 4 , also for PHILADEL'•PHIA, to,
16 aay of Pennsylvania; PHlaa , n native of
Philadelphia; sectarian of the family of love;
PfIIAN, a relating to do.. or Ptolemy philadel,
phns ; PnzAaOsa a ;laying or praatise of Phila
delphia; 'int& L'awrza, n a materiels shark; mire
011 . 1110111811 a making seamen work on Sunday.
. How can the Philadelphia lawyers ever Our
-vivo this sarcastic definition! In'the Inno
cence of our heart, rte always believed that
the phrase "would • puzzle even a Philadel
phia lawyer" was complimentary, arising
from the fact that the lawyers of this city,
from the importation of the earliest, have aIL
ways been remarkable for - aagar,lty, sound
law, mime - ordinary share of common reuse.
Indeedi we have heard- (and do believe) that
the deeds and other conveyances of property,
which are on file in the Recorder's office, from
an early period, are so remarkably well
drawn, that lawyers from other States, who
have come hither,. with the hope of finding
flaws• fa them,- have usually returned home,
rally satisfied that (to use i. technical phrase)
each 11114mM:int a would hold water." _
'By the way, the origin of that phrase lieu.
lions. Whenever an erasure occurs in adeed,
which - canztea•
.tlitteodaner2or •
niarg in nests .icptra.%**44l3*;maii f d 1
ly invalidated. Our tioitel-retidirielifends'
(and wo - freely confess that, to ourself, a good
noyel is a great delight,) Who have read Wan
sax's " Ten Thousand a rear," will recollect
that, in the trial at Nisi Prtus, in which the
renowned Tittlebat Titmouse, Esquire, brings
an action of ejecttnent against Charles Au
brey, Esquire, for the recotterY of the estate
of Patton, the said Titmouse obtains a verdict,
because one of the title-deeds produced to es
tablish the defendant's right to the property
had an evident erasure unaccounted for.
That Is, an erasure which might have been
made after the deed was duly," aigaed, sealed,
and delivered" before' witnesses, who had
been present at snob signing, sealing, and tie
livery, and also when each and every one of
Such witnesses did thetaselVes respectively
Sign' the instrument. We have sadly fallen
away fkom the old practice I 'ormerly, when
almost every man bad a seal appended to his
Wateirchain, or a seal ring, with his armorial
bearings, or, at least, his initials, that seal
Would be placed as a terminus to his signature,
Which it also individualized and corroborated.
ut no* a lar/yer's clerk, who draws up the
deed, sticks on it a wafet Where melt signa
ture ought to be, and puts a squat° bit of ; pa
per over it, which he presses down, with a
common wafer-stamp! How a staid red-tape
lawyer of the olden time would have been
surprised at this free and easy way of doing
'things I
itowovei, to fettun. ft was supposed that
a parchment deed which had been thinned or
pared down by erasures on its artifact, (cutting
away the te*tnre which had , been written
upon,) , cwotild not hold water" as WOll as a
parchment which bad not been so Maltreated.
This, we have always naderstood, was the
'origin of the term that a bad deed " would not
hold water," meaning an instrument flaudu.:
lordly altered after It had been executed. By
a natural transition, or rather Wendt:on, the
phrase is now applied to legal instruments so
carelessly or badly drawn that objections raised
to them might easily be sustained. Now,
those deeds are precisely what Philadelphia
lawyers have the high reputation of not draw
ing up. On what authority Mr. HYDE ()LABILE
gives his definition we are at a loss to knew.
His idea of a " Philadelphia Catechism" may
have arisen from a decision as to working on
shipboard on Sundays, delivered, not long
since, by a Philadelphia Judge.
There are not a few other odd definitions in
hie somewhat curious Dictionary to which we
have not space to draw attention now. However,
wo shall bear him in mind, and point these
out—long before his tiny volume grows to the
magnificent dimensions of Webster's Un
abridged Quarto.,
Since the above was written, an experienced
"Philadelphia lawyer" has favored us with
his view of tho origin of the " puzzling " pro
cess, so often applied to his craft in this city.
Aftei the Federal Constitutioh was framed,
the Supreme Court sat for some years in Phi
ladelphia, as it now site In Washington. Nu
merous judgments and reversals of judgments
in other Courts all over the Union, were given
in Philadelphia during these years, with the
reasons for such decisions, and though the
Bench was not exclusively Philadelphians,
these judgments gave such an opinion of law
in this city, that, in other States, only a very
difficult case was considered likely "to puzzle
oven a Philadelphia lawyer." Of course, if
tho phrase wore used before the Supreme Court
sat here, our friend's interpretation is errone-
Otis.
A. SERIOUS DIFFICULTY occurred near Rock
ville, Indiana, February 12, between Thomas A.
Jones anti Prank A. Howard, which will probably
result fatallyto Mr Howard. The difficulty ori
ginated about a young lady, the sister of Mr.
Jones. An attachment had sprung up between
Mr. Howard and Mr. Jones's youngest sister.
Howard frequently visited the house, to the an
noyance of her parents, and especially to Thomas:
Howard had been frequently told to quit the pre
mises, and, an evening or two previous, had been
warned not to visit the house again, it being
threatened that if be did they would shoot him.
TWO,CENTS.;
7, the retiodiedlislor
'G&W's foi Maio
&hi time; ) bei'doubt, Mans thousand 44161 tie fly
ing: by the aid of eteaminirover the , Union Vthr
'Oodiy,',4 hat a•giciat oiroulation, and is,s highly popular magazine, 14* - -,routispieee in - the new
Number, is a steelangraTtng pelted . I fMntuai
striation," in Ifhp*, three, ehildren are erklently
taking counsel together.pn7theiteerite of neYr
Illustrated tee: Then 'rollout,
ainien steel; a ordered piste a aprieg rashionsa
plite - of , patchwork ; a pretty wood•otit entitle d
"The First ' l'aisehood" 2 —a - semi' and '':nitudO-4
great many: figure.fashion plates.t obildreni l e
dresses—fanny work plates—embroidering; ,and
crochet patterns,and many tilltudrated article,.
One of these, upon ladles' tensile veryluterestl4.
Among many storied and sketches, we, have, to
notice these by Mrs. Ellet,Mrs.Aliee
Mary Graham, and Lucy ,
odfrey. The 'pa pet,
with illustrations, on the Method of setting 'chit
dinner-table in America, with' an aowient
risisn dining, will interest every pirionEwho h
any respect for the •memory' ef `Maient.Onbltic
dplatae, who established-. a ;school for cooking,
the reign . of Auguste!' Caesar, ; spent ..$44,0,000
in getting up tine dinners for himself 114, pap
inyented, the settees which longbore his nen"
and 'wide the first hook on the, 'rctfluid , art or
cookery. '
The last number of the Edinburgh, Venir:oi,
republished in ~N ew York, tarsd reached
%lobar; South Third 'street,} .iN much superior.to
most•of its: recent predication.- It contains four
articles of firsfrratetmpiwtanort, notouly,from.lll
subjects,. but the treatment 14, ThlnVilF,*
I. A Claes of Mc, Help'
quest iri America," a valuable weal, repo
~shed
by hiessii.4l.aipitr, of Nesr yak. ileasylitat
'notice 'of trickery aid 'humbug of
ranee, which his so greatly in thi Env
Ugh :offices" daring the last lifteita yea - 1W t Thii
also contains a history of the 'assaranoa iystem.
3. The HadiOn't ,Bay Territory 'question, which
*slat/oily become very important, an account:o
the discovery, of gold in British, ,Bolnmbia. The
reviewer objeetsto the dissolution of - f
. the iar,oom.4
rip
pony, and mourns over ' the; ened,. curiously
conoludhig thus: "Let it, thin - be'extingOibo,l
bat depot let Mt tEriglaidi em bark In - the dings. 4
- rons aud'expensive folly of colonising the country'
[the Hudson's Bay territory} on our own amount.
Bettor to band it over at once to the United &Bata,
and get : swim credit for !littler/My, than irflt to
ice it wrested from ns without the norsethility,of
resistance, aid irithont,the, gram of a cm*itm."
3. Lord Liverpool's adminiatratfon from)* sisal.
einatio' Of 'Mr. Percival In 1811; to tbs./4point.!
merit of Mr; Cleaning. es raielgaliiiiister; in 1822 I
This article to full of personal and pout cal tnfor-i
motion, and •perticularlY upon 'the Trial
of Queen Caroline, in 1820. 4. The British lifn.
ileum Library. 6,. History and Prospects of 4Pat , l
Ilamentary :Reform.. .This was written: V- 8h+ 'George Cornwall Lewis, formerly Editor:Ed the
- Rdinher,o:Rittrievb and lately_ Pine* Minister
under Weathercock Palmerston.' This article Is
valuable ai giving; in brief, the history of Pailia.
mentary Refer& in England; For'iny thhig
except as-showing :what 'Evin'inietues of fitiform
the Whigs are disposed tOooneede—and thatlnoit •
reinotantly—this article is valueless. - It , ii mere
partisan abase of the Derby Ministry, - by one who
hopes to resume office, if his party can defeat that
now in power. . •
Literary Intelligence.
A romance., by the'late George Lippard, which
was printed when.he died, but net published, will
be fumed by Peterson ,es Brothers this week. • It
is called "The Lady° of Alearone; or the Poison
tioblet,"--tthe scene and characters are Italian,—
and the work thaws great dramatie power., Lip.
pard, it seems to us; unitedlnlibiself theleadhsg,
but conflicting elements; which hirie Orin Popn
larity to the writings of Domani aad'liniziolds.
This book is full" ef Intensity. -
Another volume of Petenion's'" Inuits; ated Uni
form: Edition of numerous Anierioan Worb"Will
also appear this week, with eighteen illustrations
by Parley. , It contains ,The Big Hosea Alvan ,
tures,and Travels,--we mean that bear diseqered
by Colonel T: B.' Thorpe, in 'Askansaitiinit...
morons stray subjeots, by It A. 'llariyage, la, B.
Burnham', and 'others, among Whom Sol. Strait and
Albert Pike shine very brightly. "
Definer and Procter, of New:York; willow&
ly publish the following attractive new worki:
The floret liisiory of the Court of Frarusei'under
Richelieu and hisaarin ; The Life and'Thnee of
Madame de Obeoreuse, from-the French oflletor
Cousin. Both Sides, or the Contiovers4between
the Rouged' and the Reforined. Okarishos, :by the
Rev. T.S. Bacon-La work' dittoed 'from the ae,
writitancof the MI Collie Ami' .
instead of ys Oernia.
Dies : hymns.-from
,:the :antique, kr—wiratihid
beauty; new edition. Itomanceef the Riagyand
other poems, by James limik—naok is a touttqyat
true poet. The exeedlent series, entitled f , The
Household liibrary,9'whieh has already become
favorably known by its tifi 'cif loan of Are, of
Miobelet. Carlyle's Barns d , Grote. Life of So
crates—will include also 'the folloiring : LaMar
tine's Life of Columbus, (a beautiful prase poem.)
Gibbon and Mihman's Life of Maboinet. ,Maosu
lay's Fieilerlok the Great. Char. Butteen'i Lu
ther, and Carlyle's Cromwell, do.
The same publishers, . also, are soon to issue - a
beautiful library edition of Shakspeare's Dramas
and Poems, illustrated with steel engravings.
Also; a volume of Poems by George Oakes,-and a
cabinet edition of Pilgrim's Progreso, ito. They
have also just added a new and highly attractive
texture to Litton's Living Age, being I :enemies of
finely engraved steel portraits 'of literary eh:trea
ters; among the series is that of ttie lite W. 11.
Presccito, with memoir.
Professor Mitchell's Lecturei.
[for The Press j
Mn. EMTOn: In looking utter the report you,
give of Professor Mitehall'alectures on astronomy,
I could not bet he etruok with the similarity of
his 'theories and viowa With those of AridreW Jack:
son Davis, delivered sixteen years ago; and, al
though Dr. Mitchell's exposition of the at is eon
eidensd "sublime," "marvellous;' "wo naives,"
nd "yet not id the least Militating againstßeve
lation, " have never seen tuky endorsement by
the cannier press of Mr. Davis's view!, notwith
standing the ideas and the theory are precisely the
same ; only that Mr. Davis's• are expressed with a
clearness, fulness, pfeniceness, and comprehensive
ness that have never seen 00111114 in any other
leottirer or writer upon • any subject.
It those who, beard Professor Mitchell wish to
have the whole fulness of the subject made' per
fectly clear-to their minds, let 'them 'read " Da
vie'! Nature's Divine Revelations," first reading
his" Principles of Nature,' " (kith in one volume,)
and they oetind fail to - be gratified, as wall as
edified. I do not say thid 'to disparage Professor
Mitchell ; but I do think that where seeped-bend
philosophy is so highly eulogised, the original
might, at least, to have a passing tatioe."l believe
fully in the theory of Professor Mitchell, and I
can fatly endorse what he says, that ", there has
not been a single discovery of ' scienc found' to
militate against -the truth' of Revelation " ' Nor
can there ever be, for truth is the same,.whether
in science or revelation; but this theory is at least
sixteen years old in this country; and may be, for
aught I know, much older. A. Davis is un
popular because of his connection with the spirit
ualists, and, therefore, ail he says is looked upon
as humbug, and it would never do for orthifiloi
persons or papers to endorse his views; but his
.theories were promulgated before epirituallam
'came up, and were the foundation upon which
the spiritualists have built' their -theories;
and, eertainly, we -cannot, repudiate , the iidea
of the manner In which he says he ob
tained his information, and at the same
time admit that revelation was jostle to
men In the same manner two or three thousand
years ago. We believe the statements contained in
the Bible as to the spiritual revealments made to
Daniel, Job, Isaiah, and othera. Why not now,
to those who in are proper condition to receive
them? especially, why shall we not believe they
are, when we see them confirmed, from time to
time, by investigators anoh as Professor Mitchell
on astronomy, Rogers and Boynton on geology,
and a host of others on almost every department
of science ? and once in a while we see one of those
professors going over. entirely to them,ae in the
-case of Dr. Bare, of this city. - But I leave the
subjeot with you, to dispose of as you may think
Proper. Yours, 3. B.
MURDER AND SUICIDE BY RN ARMY OFFICER.
—The Davenport (Iowa) Gazette gives the parti
culars of a bloody affair which occurred, at Brook
ion, county, lowa, on the evening of
the 11th of February. It appears that on the
evening before, a man got out, of the stage at
Brooklyn. He said beheld the post of second lieu
tenant at Fort Laramie, and was on his 'way to
Washington city on furlough. He stopped at Dr.
Conway's, and said be was afraid to go on to the
city, as some men were after him to , take his life.
It was ascertained that he bad the delirium tre
mens. lie staid there all' day, ink about five
o'clock in the evening, Ben. Hawes, o arna n u s Put
nam, and one or two others, were sitting in Con
way's bar-room with him. Ile WaS 'walking about
the room, when, without saying 'a word, the lieu
tenant drew a pistol, and shot Dawes through the.
heart. Dawes exolaimed, 11 0, my God !" and died
instantly. Putnam immediately caught the Aran
gar around the arms, and pushed him out into the
street, when the officer put a pistol to. his own
head, and blew his brains out. Re died without
uttering a wotd. The papers found on his body
showed that he was all he represented himself to
be—thati his name was J B. Roane , and that
ha was a widower, and hue daughter about fifteen
years old, who residing in Richmond, Virginia.
Be appears to be abont thirty-five years old.
AanEsrart.—A railroad thief, named Bow
land alias Loring, is under arrest at Louisville,
Ky. Be has been in the habit of riding dg the
baggage oar and rifling the mall. • •
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NOTHril : rUIWIS S II M I T, .
ammo of the otitis: In ' todor to boarieepostimmo tat
the YP 0 11. , * 1 7; imit6ll(d - rietbs elm* 'koala to
mina 1 spot.f ,«' ='. f -::::i , ' - 1. . 7 '..,7..7.':11
We ohall bt pas tly ot!ligot to geottookao hi liiiurtri4
TOWS - ilia kittitta 1 alit6 for iwittraulgiao *all thy
Gm* mini it:tha doi In theft ?tram* , laolliosi
the ru le***%f iiig!lkliailabig fialiplite ll ' atli u -6
°f orile4imOr47•l4.iiim*iiit,liidi
be t.iihi.r" , . 0:00%..,
TSE;qy _
1111MGINmst MEM MINIM.
Wiesummtr & StitJszets.4actit-asurn TESLIAII,-.
t , The Iron Whallr"--..Doctor Dpiorth. l l
c!
The illesollbg Astoal , -4 , nusirwoui atalllSW!
Kamm. OriOnN.-e•irita Ambush's
Gimes Cromrszle l , Gpsossilk x
'lad Aerobia, Selitao •
Not:stoticia 4 ii"l7l:44iffichialii (Mai' hays;
Gems horn operas, Pamtmnimi* DMl4sri and Matta&
we,latettda
menta. 1141
manta?,
I.ltlllTfLT BplyDllpb_=7lp~ BUtr
. . • -
' "Ghliiitltri..lw THE Ortirwit-STRWW I.
~ , , .., .., . ~... .
Isoarfq&mougs. -, 4ltottry atter 1 'o'clock:yesterday afto
noon oarof the Statisliis lir the Obester-street itaisa.,
h ouse an**, iVaaiatt.erf it Ideett'of treltarab . ' bir Into
,
~
the heifer; and id* teer Salt s— tail th it ratert was and
with Retake.; Wawa' le , the upper , story:, The echo
lam at one. hem= leak estekert i eadthe alarm Awed
to the scholars in' the bier' foam:" ?betas:Mina a
getter* stampede or the ' take, wastbortne- *UM t
six Imudred. ;The stairways Ai Otketiritik lit P
Immune. ;- a Rumble ranted, am - serirat:l m mt a t i A r eir
heads Mt. 'Yortultely, IMMO, the Maim
elm miller dktsart wisso_wer, aad- ekes 'sa lathdlittir
ember of Ores were mind, The dears or mit med
Wind; and mom tm - elapsed' Wore llferes bet
Speed; thus the affrighted eitilarest ware subjeitted to
terrible .anspeas,ta , tli rm,xesetest,,atestmaatiew ymi
vallid ii 60,04 biad.,
_-' Altar tydeteembraibeen
~Mewl, Mae ' memimmista model tt *astound
theilltdkOhArKftehenlietresishitdisermal este Meet
the heed, essilsrse, seamshisk: _ , sh eet , the body.
Emma' WM* Mitehti-1 lwesesed sed '
bznised, botikoni. tv tr:ird . l•-;Ttirf emitsatest
wee sous orstr., , lt to f.; . ..,:4- if - ' emeho likThce of
°II ' Publi.
. 141 *W ca m s *940. . . , 1 ,1 4 "'"-
irsiria
platurr mussiTrz et
ode; „
manilla/4 Magid af , -
thdintewaltkierar patio!
thi JlM** igir**.tasitioisiiat rafelf
get lad
dootornandibirlthliediflintlitPutelthathatatitabid,
to, sine two mind gaga tlvir Tar thilevairts
eacePt°l bort liihtdrd,ptogietheig: OttitAnjOnnih Oar
'no'good,ha pranged arintrondge Mut:Common non
into it - • Upon: nasehine then qui found Air ;Whelan in
the ant of ; Milling a. tin filth tarred. othus4l3 seder
to burn the holm.; The_ nada*, %edit d didn't U. pea
es Ow &adman "made bis , ippeeeemee, med,leldet to
t* cellar; they pfringed tivtattheir - seelepbeerster, .
whiehilad eeeeendeted Uwe 'without timdebseriedro.
The 'eettuttregui_ Vs*, - followed:, Merin 'to - Utio
- and , beallslg thee'. eel beelt /aloe? Ye gave
them Art, leek ethreahlm with kie:r.dot am ..6.ey
BoßardaY..-4Mi -dWetllng o{ ; *r.
Sloan, "aiding in Pleasant retreat ; Anon* stows,
below.coiito, ilia entered en Sondeyrenkg, by opens binazointdoni. ridraniurws,r. at await
at the time; and at about nine ,o'idook's din' of, Mr.
men, a ind of ibont - feartann' pan of igeastarued
home, end, u..palteins,tbe,heewaleavitcorea ist.
tacked PTA elg• man. Vtia'-adw mad* his escape,
aid ran t o eirdreefor Ms triter:" '711r. - Itleaa; upon
proigadteg home; found the maids bad fled,
wine them &Lot woks, okelt=
Other property. .
, itinmeati Yeiterdiy, iaa
Ahtermsa - Gibscataill berate taxa* eohriitieddebte%
ale, 'who gem ttue naiiieOf With" end Wm.
Stunnsen; irLo woe "ecristett,t7:ollei . ti. 4 414eti eld
Claw on'i "orrotaihtg Ilota.et %o
nus et stasylkaf r of VW eillaereMoorered
the bgt.portigi ah..'etellireffeetr MPithlwler
ooze of the pruomeorike. le hum otbe trete met
b•loir to 4 ktr, tarkti of _tau
amt. , -
• ,Orri -- 'Titiasitp*.=•••Tbe latOrinit
„
sowititheero paid te'o es :Inky 7theoury derl*Uis
week (adios oti SitordijAame: Prom" tiiee of INN
Pa-00C9D; wear moth, 9,156101
$968 Agitinteo-PACOO ;thin , 04 1 ;yeeithiadathEli0t,
other moths, 1102 84—matted• total of 10,14.1
about
rho *slo,lool
eents during th e same peeled lotherolett
) ,
Croxstrrrxo. John Bwierfciy,- *hci
arrested, a day or two alnio;ms.thii etintti'ot aemmtL
stns a probably fatal assault upon John Pkk4 wites
Sulfa, it a plaminsown ai.l , llllaadred
• flail haring beton, - Alderman Oknida, , aid loan com
mitted to minis to await the' r•solt of Tana , inforlat,
The evidence agalnitfhe moused iris at the Meat 3/94f.
A ' Him) Piatry:L=A *di' of wen and
,
women ‘enitakeribihrea maOstratoryov izort
log. on the baing — thrieeined
row, on Banda, at , A tate& iirlocesdatioetare
iweetTontla. sod. lb- Daring: the ht
-it Is
alleged that a l ma a Waa leiirsly bates Aiiikti - I*4
with a billy. hpity wire held to answer.'
00mi-A ileir
sense reittisieire were pliant upon the - Besiettned
rehCetieitit 'and the 'ltteltmeent Teen, 'oeteitto.
inert,' new care were also placed upon the Site ell
etpe-streetcreetti. The* fneiri iie ele6sw;l3; linfettO
maw lundau u a ktatimioub.-i e 3
Asistrra Alm-Bvirimireatistilay morn
bag; boiors - Allivisii BatNr, amigos aimed Itimbin Pe
kes= was titined with eisanaltilmitei smusalt awns*.
serf, link Wont , llllll. liktm*Nyte. IL, Int ma-
Kni t t ed: t ° 111", VdstaalfoG , 6W
Koz rex Rsoonexo.Tbe body :of the
implorer aareiteiltaiaWa 'Maim Tim arid ,draira.
ad off Orearateli Point, on Batardaysnaraiagi h . & MA
yet . Nam ameavarad. - • „
PhlladelOia,, Markets. -
—• - ANA) mr-usTA—Arlionir..•
t -;.i.i.204a7.,00•11 Anil-
title St 95.61,406 bbl; -L - • - '
for ancifteroOmityrand
sogret,llOresel . vat to the that sieriodarsta, VrlthlnAboo
nage of . $6413‘6640t0. if W - ‘l9 .141 - forairmausa to
choice Inparflne extras and ferny brims, 1,1 in gnility.
Rye Flour is dna, but quiet at g 304.16 $7 bob. Own
Weal Is not inquired for, and Penna:ll held at UAW
bbl..WlLeat-,There /BUM" or nothingdning for the
want of stook, and we quote reds at 91.40411.43, and
white at - $1.60*1.10.. Bye Is wanted at 90e., Corn
better, and stout 1,000 hue isonthein yellow sold at 19e
afloat. Oat, are In heady demand, with pales of
200 tau at fage for In.
and * bus for. Penns.
Berk—There in nettling doing 'lo Qaercltrear, but the
market irk area at 1638 per tau for first No. 1. Cotton—
The movement has ben small, awing t, the diVeracas
In the 'view; of bur n anti seller,, °merle' are held
more Firmly,` with sane Preingar, and Molasses st about
prevlonistss: TM:MAO= an also Sim; but gigot, and
only a Small badness to **OM Seeds—The demand for
Morehead has fallen elf, sad buyers aro offering $6,26
*6 50 per.bnhei, which Is below the views of holders,
who are not offering at these rates, and the market is
unsettled Whiskey—The demand ermllnies limited,
and phase ibout the hare ' at 24m e for drudge, and 28a
29, for Pennsyl n andaloOhlo bble.
PRIGADILDELL CATTLI KIBKIT—PIs.
Then la no
champ in
Aka pies of Beer Cattle. The
offerings at the 'iris Were" about 1,200 head, wh eh
weld moats; dal fold at fnini PAO tislo 50 the 10016.,
the litter ter prima quality, caddei Sys Win soot
demand . at roily jut weak , . rata .. The reilOWier are
the pew:4M sulfa reported to•day: ' - •
SO lace Abraltsmd,Penneylvania, $0.50010.
IL Healey; Pennsylvania, 89.60010.
18.7. Shelby, Cheater county. $909 60. -
88 McQuaid, Moony, t Co, Ohio, $OOlO.
26 Coates & Traynor, Oltedto *runty, 89010.25.
20 A. Kennedy, Cheater pou rd y, $9010.50.
28 Z. Kahn, Ohio. $9010.25.
82 Thomas Strickland, Ohio. $9010.25.
861 Brunpkried,Chlo. $BOlO
82 Hondo & Co, $9OlO.
=Scott& 00.,.421d0, $809.: •
19 H. Kipple, Dead 0 0 001, $BO 9 . .
87 B Baldwin. Chester county. $9OlO 50.
19 Eiteknan & , Iduadeltdia, Landauer county, pop
10 50.
12 Etisloy, Dauphin countjr;s9olo.
- 8 John Todd, by Ideo.ll,- Ohester county, 29.25.
42 Saner & kroPilion, Larciater county, 88 010.
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141. Knox,- by • Seldomridge, Lancaster county, IS
010. , -- _ • , • - •
• 47 W. Moore, by McCall , Lancaster county, $lO4 75.
86 Kimble & Kirk, Okada comi. 500 10.50_
128 Stewart igaelung,,Yirdiaba, $ 875. 119
9.75.
24 Scott & Oliester coonty. 30.60010.60.
. s.llathawayadincadtar county, $9OlO. •
Chandler, Chester county, $9.25010.50.
76 B. Rood, Cheater °Gouty, $6.72010 50.
14 T. Kilter, IThester aount7, SO 60°10 60.
4 James Molillen, Cheater county, $9 60.
80 J. Sr B. • fieldomxidge, Lancister county, $9 500
:10.25.
19 Scarlet & Baldwin, Lancaiter county, SOM.
; 10 16 "
60 060. Adams, by Seldom:Pp, Ohio, $9OlO.
. 88 H. 1. Grad, by liathawel, Lardniatbr ceutaty, $9O
About 0,000 Sheep arrived, and sold , at Wardell's
'helms draws yard, at Sickeaah, bring equal to etzlee
', 4 ltr b dressed. Cowaand llaives ruled dial, with sales
.of about 250 head to note, at s2sc4s for genie Mitch
llotre, $55610 ter wend quality do., and $18620 for
tory Cone.
Hogs are rather higher, and abOnt 4,870 wetre,te.
•neired, and 'cold at Phillips' yard, 14 froze $8 to ip as
100 ibe nett.
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THE COURTS.
YEBTZSDAY'II PBOOBBDIXON.
['lmported for The Press.]
NISI Parue—Judge Strong.—The jury in
the case of Chambers vs. George Bleight Brown, an es
*non on a promissory note, before reported, returned a
verdict for the plaintiff f0r4 1 , 6 0 0 . Persons for plain
tiff
,litalveny and Brown for defendant
William Grisentm vs. Charles hfurphi. An Lotion of
;ejectment.• verdiet, icaviiat,iintered for the plain
tiff, en Condition that if defendant pays ovet the sum
of $B,OOO, mace before the, Slit day of rebroary, 1880,
the plaintiff shell execute to hints deed in fee Almelo
of the prehilajatn
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—Judge
—Yesterday bang the first day of the term,
the erand, Jury were called, and, doming Layered is
`their names, were charged se . to their duties by the
judge. There are savant oases et oattateriettlng the
coin of the 'UMW Pates to .be tried at .the present
term, Some • of which area( tonsicierable Interest.
QUARTZ - a. Stemma—Judge' Ludlow.--Wra.
Minima ,was charged *ln aihealt mid- battery upon
Blisabith Feliney. Verdict not gitilb%
•Vitilltinlfalle oonsitited of the brassy of •
pair orf boots, m ined at S 7, the Property of matted!
Ingersoll.
John /ones wee charged With the hammy of a wind.
less, the' property of Lewis Kepler. The defendant,
when arrested, Was tatting upon a step In theaesen
street, near Eihippaki, ,with -the ertodrems/yfug beside
him and when he was asked where he got it, - repiteet
that' be was taking' lt up Shipp= Won to' pot it
mended, eat ha afterwards mad that be tonight It for
thirteen cents. The proseemtor,testillialthat Abe wind
less omit ram $lB.. Vertu_ tt ' ' -
Nyiniam Martin was twalltst,_nitpese assault sad bat•
tery upon Josep h litinger. The promerater testified
thsthe was bu ying stock, end he agreed to buy a calf
teem the defendant, who is a• fanner, for $4 AO; that
when he went after the calf the . sewed to los
him hams it f0r14.50 - ,arst Vaulted defendant
IR mere -that bare
fused to Tay thhtman, fee the defendant stinek Idol on
the head and broke its noes. nil out
-14491 Pains. There will be at:4ooi held in
the Mal Prtas to -day, isiormassneiter atJudge filsook's
absence from the city. The court l 4 kon,"?'1 1
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