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onlers :fqif.:Cttrtfiin« ori WiGdow ,Biiad«a7 Furniture
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, -{(ftrfettondeftfte of the -_i*
. - -■ r, §'*£
The solir-Kenslngtoni'
V Ro&dr toftidy* for JwDaiea.,'’There areatmniber of
''-.vesiels'iii the Roads. /*. *v r tV’/-./'>:' ;u-'< £ < ' - > r a
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- ' Arrived brig*F]/ins Eagle froruCaraooa,il)ußkirk
-‘ from Cieafaegoe., > 5 ; r >.;> ..j .-/ '-_■>
MEMORANIjA. - ■)
>< • Bteaftymp City of New. York, Howes,-heiieoYftt Bos-.
- ■>"V , • 1 ' L v ;,
Steaniship;jw«ton#Sellevr t heneeiatßostonyesterday.
- Glasgow, cleared;
ai l ten New York
* Ship Calcutta*! sailed- from
X#»verpodtBthin|i4->v v ' '?*
': ABriff-Harriet HAlloeSf Barton t arnved it
•• '-RavOfork yesterdays’ • * 'u • <1 p--{ »v?v'
- Bchr:Elootric,ifOrd,lience, J arri7ed-at;NeWrljondbn
.ZMinst. ' -’•rt.;'-- >r "-T'( , .--i. ; -.:-'‘.-vA-j,-,
■:
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! Mitpheii. heno*: arr at
' ; i>ooi fth'
-BarkHarriet,BFiWP|«r*JCprqm#lOi.aiid Philadel
phiacieatM|atLondo^Bt^liut. -iVO
Cramneri'Fiyawaytpavie: .ChariotW Carman }
Marr *,Eliaaheth, Heed i VqrtheS;Lifht, LakorAan
'Tunwfi Ayrcst jfj & CokkWajr,"Keltonj JohttTTAl
. len,„Hiirt»e ijHttelabf HansOrt ; FA Battnders,'Bdtoers{
' - Elieha T Sm 1 th,-Xee, and Sa'oyr.Fiake# 'Weaver,' Phila
t deljjhja for_Bosston,i,tWttm“-wave.' English,. FhiiAUel 7
ahiafor yortetoh;Taylor* dpior SiUem;
r b * < t£¥ : ’ dp s lor Panrers; Abi^il^ennings;
, sacUer^
Sn.»-» Pfailaaelbiittaß>rJ*o«onr Caroline WHolmeir,
& 1 ,
ARRIVALS PEINCIPAL HOTELB
GIkAW) *
coluiriini.Mo ,i<
• Jbj B Sltarp A „-' : ,:^Wfa~-A r V,Wriyht t .GK i . _
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mmm^sss:^
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coiigimi!wn,.w«sh -..- *ifjStStm fc-teftrtjr% >:
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w4ws«a
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.-' - ' r totoeenSixth amlSqvantk.un-
®&-SS^KS!f"i oh JS for repair*, 4,©.. i*
:>. jjHjrSro&gfe W iv, , Ks!^^*^iTi i S« f n wS*y*t b ?«fe e fH^ Ev * ,ry on® that,
« •'” iheHofy Spfm upon our land'
„•. f •*■!••« *f«M Mv» »yoii onV it, in this union
wsgaji*^:ko'<f ncv. • -,-i,:
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Third.
W RBtokrj ; Liverjwl S;A%M^A«linStVa
@p|§a
A O Black. O - /,...- M Hudson. Cnrm =-‘- ;•»
BSayler.NY?;, .../V . SBroWTi.NY.„, • ;
w*Griflin,T)o. - Henry.VaU,NY>:
MOUNT «t, store Aroh.
! jR-Baetj-KnUtown - . .
£?W“Wnusoe, Allentown.- A Yoder, NJ :- * • '. ..
: COMMEiclii/H6TEl^3ijlh-«tinl»' , I < ’' Chestnut.
- BALB -'EAO&fe ■£• > *bd?e -Callowh»3
i
1 JohnS M»UerrWilkesbarre
H fc; eo TA Prutsmam Reading
CMioWhin.
Jennihge, HarUnlle ’
iCHe&Harper, Jenkintowa . HLeffert ..Northampton ;
wihHarner, Pennshnrc • Master Beiple» Cataa&uqua
: , - WmLeHiiehiphoo,
- A l.Mickley. CAtMaqua . , Jaa Moponald. Catasamna
i Gen Iredell, Phila • Jacob K Hilf,'Earlrille.,
; P:PMickley A la, Pa ;,: David Bechtel. Pa
Pa ‘ WKline,Earivilio
‘fra Thompson.-ZinnßviU© 1 -
JohnGerhard.-itesdinj ■, . Eli Bechtel.Berksco ;.- .
-
s^lk4T i‘W &u*Ukht>ve Thihl, /
RD. O . 0 B Reiftnyderi Cattawi'a
JV'ob Levi Riokseeker. Mt Joy
■ll -TJ c ?WC n *f ll ;;t > yp 3 Menms-Allentown
tiMiju A CRoide, Allentown, John, Gerhert.Roadine .
Mefti Reedlne- s,:. ,; „ John' Pottieeer, Reading
KJjPP. Bohuj,lkiiUo,P» John Klopp.Stroudsbarit
J Henna A le. Belt ■ 'JJ Ku.ton, Lobmion, Pn
jiiisPEicjiAt^cJTioEs.
, iV. STtifutANT9.—Thoso requirmg the assist
•!VWeof *' stirhbUitit QER
'MANrBITTBBfi.* Thej,coatainuo>Usoh,Ql or injurious
.inftMiWnts.MidyetpoiMessfrefttstjmulatinif properties,
satTariug -with
Ap
‘peiite, these BiUerswillsipeedilyieiidpertflaiißritly eure
S ft*-’.* il-'! ’A h j:v.; j
ti, F 1 i>r,*Ale by all: d rti gg IMs, end jnedicmesat
per bbikte. Als6»by tho pVoprietdrs, T)r. C. M,
.!fAC ( 418 Philadelphia, v
•i 1 SifiAHANDER FiiuWPhoof, Safes.—A very
Jarfcs.fcailortipa&tof SAXXMANIXERS for Raleatroason
.abiA No<26 Smith' FOURTH Straot, Fhiladel-
V
EVANS '*. WATSON.
ATiiRNiENNfi; or Hair
HXNqv£TOX,tha’ greatesr-ehemieaJ, wonder of the ago.
for restonng $e bsiriftiid preserving the night.* X pre
r vmitive andbdre for balanesariHg-nota dye, tmt wil*
.change gray hair oKwhifckers to their brigiaal life-color.
Sold bj\»U respeefobtq Druggists,and atthe Laboratory
t*od wholesale "depdt 5 bf JuMis' HaukV&Co.Y No. 704
ChestnutStrket, ' jV-''' ' ‘ du23-6t,.
Lfc'CkriwJ,»t;tbe?Cabinet-and
;jk>ok •(Ore'eetabliJiHed'by & Co;, 922
Chestnut street, Second story."r, ' j-i ?■ -•;", ' au22-3t
- ■! -j.* '*>*?■ »■>•:• r > --, ; r _ > j' !, ‘ -
. One-Prick J/LOTHING : ; OF THR „ I/ATBST
JBtv&'ei, and mode in' the best "manner, expressly for
KXTAtn BAfcts.’ We 'mark our loWMtselling prices in
- rLAiir yiouVxs ott e&oh article;All goods mado.tdorder
are warranted satisiaotory, iLnd our ons-pxicx sYitsx
ti strictly.adhered tm. We believe this to' be the only
;,f«r way of dealing, as thereby, ei l are treated alike,
j - ■? ' ” ‘• V 5 JONES d& CO.,*
. 6M MARKET Street •
Fnifii—Northwisst
ogpjtira*' Sxcoat, and ; 'Wii.wut ) Bti^ets,— JDeppsita rp-
all oUuuesof
community's and allows interest at the rate of five per'
' eeSti o',,\‘ s . ■-
■; Moasy may be drawnby cheoks withoutloss'of in
■' /. , '
r , (Mies open daily, from 9 ,until 9 o'clock, and caMon
.'day randlsatorday.xmtil, f in, the evening. President,
PHANKLINJPKjL;,Treasurer and Secretary, CHAS
,
• f Saying Scnd—National , Safety Trust
; CoKrAKTi—Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania,
i . - ... RULES.
v ? L Money is received every; day, and in any amount,
large or small, ,y ■}. ’fy,
A FIYB PER CENT, interest is paid’ for riioney from
fthe da# ft is put'ihi’ 3;' v -V *',,. 1 '
y K'/Tfci moneyis whenever
it is calledfbr, and without notice. '
- Administrator*,
Ou4r4uuu t a&'d. bOiet Trustees, in large'er 'small nuns,
toremoinaldng or»hort p«riod. '\.: ; . . -i'., .
:jt ,The money reesivediVbm Depositors is invested in
Seal Estate; Mortgages, Ground Rents, and other ftrtf
eMspuhcuritfes. ;f‘ ; ?; ; '*/
.<*2? open every day-?WALNUT Street, southwest
;oorne# Third street, Philadelphia. ' l , <■ , . apls >
. Grover &;BAK*R , B ;
;CB.«^ T Hb;S6H,L>..',.P*Ka T Biwim-MAosuiii,
1 ;■ ' | . I " ”,
:» ;! ■ Bro»dw»r. - ;
,i,? j wiil wtani to Wo; <a in » fair weata.
s ) i ' ! -MA»R,*)i>."
tho 21 «t Inst., by Rev.
Jd?i .Mr.jDanioJ, X). Poster to Miss Eliza-,
Jolin o.
SsSaMttSßSrf 1 ' lvßoraBn . 10 m - a
r>f t«h Inst., by Re v. S. M;
'Mrv'lV. .
M ,h Rev.
David A.< Whelan, Mr. Lawrenee J. CAatea to Miea Marr
vMoCar|hr. / 'Jh,.—lA-’ '■ '•. -*- -
' v ' V'i:'.;
; . r iSEACbCK.-~pn ;the JOtli’inst., David B. Peacock, in
tha4&thyearoffiisege. v ' ,
V ; Tb? funeral, iriUtoke-place at Mt. Hotly', N. J„ this
:(WBdneadarjmoyninJiJMtfi inst., at II o'clock. ifla Phi
ladelphia friend*'nre>invitod to see hia remains At hia
: Jate residence. No. llfSCallowhiU street, between 7 And
morning. »* •' \ * 1
Funonil fmmfu.lnto rpsHlfinee. hack of No. fios
Guilford MTMHlatd GeorfojrthUi {We<lne«laj-t aftor
noMf»«,<*locfc« *i r <
• /Bil/DENT.-On the A! .inst;. Anna JBeldont, wife ot
. S?ifinoral hntband’Vroiidancl.' No. 183 T Spriioe
loo’olooir. ‘ *
ofmSS* ** David McCurdy,' in the
frpm the residence of his 238
Cheaterstreet; oa’Tbtnvda; afternoon, at 8 o’clock. *
k : - QREIOHTONi~Off the 22d mat;, Aloxandor.Creig hton,
i • -i" 1 /- . "i, ,• • »
,;:Trunßral from Ana tatarssidenoe, Federal street, troat
-=’pf Fifteenth, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock.*
;; SHANJgpN.-HJn the Slttlnsh. HenryW. Shannon, in
;tbe fifth year of hu* age. - -i • ' T.'
'' -Funeral-from his Tate residence;Oak.street, below
Margaretto, West-Phiiadelphia, this .(Wednesday raf-'
ternoon.nt? o’clock: - • -•>-■ - • *
-r HBRON.—On tbeadinst.i Charles Heron, aged 38
years.-; i v».< - s t
funeral from'rthe'rtsidenoe of his .bro.ther-in-lawy
riUiam Jttoran; No.W3fl Wilcdx street; this (Wedneg
ayyaftortioon.atloVock.-~ ‘
7Bth’
*-Funeral frooThts iaie fesidence,'baelcoi‘l£Sl Sites flats
V«»cSil^^»io S^Vor.
'Bon pf joseph:.and'MaryWeaver,aged 4 years and 4
'months..’ ' “rj ■!•:*■-, ( "r ; h •
' ' Funeral, J from;th9.rfe*id«riea of his parents, Guilelma
; streetiabove 1 Hanover, Eighteenth ward,thia (.WoUnes
dajrJaileriioon, at 3 o'clock. -
-BOYLE.~On the *W mst/,' Wiilinm Boyle, son x>f W.
sH. and M-. A.Boyle, aged 7 years and 10 months.
« .Funeral from thoros.ideneeof-hiß parents, No, S Le
vant-(late ’Laurel) street, this (Fourth-day) afternoon,
-at 4 o’clock'. " -.■* . *
• SKELLy.—On the 2Sd mst., Rosin* Skelly, wife of
-ThomasSkeUyvaied 3»years. ••
j-Funeral from; the'TBsfdence of hey-hashhttd. No. 2200
Sommer street, ! this day (Wednesday), at 17 o’clook. *
LORD.—On the 21st inst.jjAlonzo Lord, aged H years.
-Funeral tcj.fcroceed to}Deiaware,;thi« (Wednesday)
morainr.at OK o’otook,
from the residence of his father, Christopher
•fferty.Fjfteentlj'ptreet, first boose,Mow Fitz water,
bis (Wednesday) afternoon; at 8 o'clock/ * *
?^PR^tLL^pn.the*Slit irisfcVM^rFUz abeth Preall,
1 - Fundral from the residence’of her son, James Preall,
northeast corner of Front ana Almond streets, this
r^ r ■ ■
. Funeral from the residence ofdtfra. McOinley, No. 009
-South Fourth stf,ott’ Thursday auernhOn; at 3 o’clook.* *
•«ea,»a,thing_ '• ■
TO^ , JEME^ TJBE COTTAG B-ATLAN’riC CITY,
-( Till, deai rablerHouw .Trl 11 rem.l n opan .fowt.ooka
- An«-gt* , : . <; Proprietor.
qii]PBRAY HOJJSE}- ' ‘
yj *. . ; NEWARK, OHIO,
' /J* the largest and h|rt|WW«ed Hotel fit Central Ohio,
/is centrauy of; access from all the
■ rhutes’of travels It<3ntairt»all r the inodern improve
menhr/sttdcver/ coaveniencefortheoomf<?rt and ao
-Cpmmodationpf the-travel ling; public.; "The Sleepinr'
Rooms 1 are, large and rrml vonfilated. Ilia Suites of
;- - ' Proprietors.-’.
pAapjRREOTYFB
. A*'- orlAmbrotype dt'a dear one that is deceased or ab-
Gtrtot»i3ioyo,G,e« B . v: ■,■— . nt» -
fIPSiN.T-S.OOO, bbla' Sliipping' Roain, to
-■'A' l orri*!,''ForirtlfiJj.j ■'
j : ' ’ :‘,:',ROWI*By 'ABHBUBNER & co. t ;
I ? A-of; ;?.' WITARVIjs. ■
TUBEENTINE.—IOO bbla Spts,
;fP-\-Turpehtijie£in store,For sale hr 1 *‘
--ry ’ JROWLBY, ABHBURNKR.& CCU -
-■ M SOUTH WHARVES.
hhcls,
forealeby“ ' ‘
>-’i , >V7 i *.i JAMES GRAHAM' U CO.,
LETiTIA Street.
iaTEEBOSCOIUO.
f^;:Efnp6riuniforßt«i'.6(iopnegiAndStorooßcopioPio
] #“ A:- mßouth^
‘fiSTAlso, improved Spfctaelea'and Eye-tlasaes, Mt
eroseope*, Opera-gldgseff MathematicalandPhy.flical Iri
• etruments, in a great variety. Artificial Eyes inserted.
- jauZHf -
MR. JAMES HANSEIiL, HAVING
j^gANSOM
afea^tp
' AA^S^t^Sj'fcoiifutßay yi*H
to
'B*m*t»mil* mSimmutes. •' :v •; < **' ,
>. j t:
J 4s '?.r,i*
§ I L V E B« -W A K E
-;Wil. WILSON j & SON
'• Invite special attsntion to their stock of
WARE, irhioh is* now. unusually largo; affording a vn->
.nety of pattern and design unsurpassed by any house
’the United States, and of finor.qußUtr.thnrus niiinafirflK
tured for'tabte use Of the world. %
Oiir, Standard of SHv.or, is 935-1000 parts ■ pure.
The English 5ter1ing..,,....925-1000 “
-Atnerioan and French .'..900-1000 (<
- Thus it wilt be seen that we give thirty-five parts purer,
than the American and French coin, and ten parts purer
than the English Sterling.-,. We melt all our own Silver,
and our Foreman being oonneeted with tho Refiniug De
partment of the United States Mint for, several years, we
guarantee the quality as above (935), whioh is the finest
that..can be made to be serviceable, and will resist the
aotfon of adds mueJi tetter Mart the ordinary Silver’
manufactured.
W«: WILSON & SON,; .
S; W. CORNER-FIFTH AND-CHESTNUT STS.
N, B.—Any flnensaa of Silvor manufactured ns ngrOßd
upon, but positively none inferior to-JPrenck and Ameri
can standard .
Dealers supplied with the same standard as used in
our retail department.
Fine Silver Bars, 399-1000 parte pure,' constantly on
hand, i > a ■ auM-5m
CO3HWIBBION ROUSES.
isa» i ' ATJTOMN TRADE. 1859.
C. MAYJI CO.’s superior colored Spool Cottons.
HACK. BROTHERS ’ Patent Hoop Skirts.
GUIDO "uETTINI Black B»lkSewings.
Ji OLENDENNING A CO.’a Cotton* Damask Napkins
I. ? 3EYa. We ““ g ' l -. ' 1 -
TROY Hosiery, Merino Shirts and Drawers.
r A?M^?)? e .^3)KfA l s^. Shlrtl, !f B * extra Bne.
J, LEAVENS A SON S Cotton Diapers, (infanta*.)
>*>§ atvtvt YWT Tai. 28-inch BlcVd Tftble Diapers.
MILLS Fancy All-Wool Cassimeres,
CHERRY^VALLEY' 'do,, - ,do. do. *•
INCH Union Tweeds, afl-Wool
{ '* ir) ' } *' •
'.BLACK and DRAB COTTON. VELVETS, Silk finish.
iW«§G P s RINTS - s : 4 “ '
UNBLEACHED COTTON FLANNELS. *
ROBERT E. EVAKS*
-210 CHESTNUT Street.
ROBES & LLOYD,
219 CHESTNUT STREET,
luv>te the attentipnof tlie trafte to their Stock, oon
sietingof various makes and grades of
SATINETS. - , TICKINGS, CHECKS, : '
' CASSIMERES, ' •'DENIMS; TWBEDs/
DOESKINS, ; * * MARINERS’ STRIPfeS,
Woollen andColtonV OSNABURG 1 •' «*,- . .
,v LINSB%,’v • - ceNtrevilleragsj
BHAWLB, *4' ,> Ac, -'f.
. i }' 1 ’'' l ; Alao f ; agents for the >—-
.i WINNIPAtJK;,COMPANY*S
! FELT CLOTHS, * PETERSHAMS, , , ,
U TRIGOT6* . BEAVERS, Ao.,
fin full assortment of grades and colors. au3-w s-tf
DKY-G.OODS JOBBERS.
pEE “ARABIA.” :
. : BROOITB ■ SIIATVTi - BOBBERS,. .
\ PERSIAN DRESS BORDERS,
: .CASHMERE 1 SHAWL BORDERS,
' FRENCH CORSETS...
TIIR TIUDE SUPi’LIED BY'
E V AN'S' & • H A SS AL L,
51 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
(Ul2l-3!, ... ( ... 5 doors.aboVis CHESTNUT.
J m W. OIBBS & SONS, /
>-* j ' NO. 531 MARKET STREET,
Arp now opening their . ' ‘ -
FALL A WINTER STOCK OF GOODB ADAPTED TO
MEN’S W E AK ,
. Jn whioh will be found a full assortment of ,
CLOTHS, DOESKINS, VESTINGB, .TRIMMINGS,
&0» -.auS-8m
JgLEACHED AND Mown
SHEETIN as. '
“. , A full Lira OR-- .
j THE MOST APPROVED BRANDS,
' TOK BALR
BY THE PIECE OR PACKAGE.
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
' MS MARKET STREET,
aul-t'f ‘ : PHILADELPHIA. ‘
1859. f ALL . T ? AD? - 1859.
SHORTRIDGE & BRO.,
(SVCCESBOBI TO UAUMAn, SNYDEB, &. C 0.,)
i IMPORTERS AND JOBBERB .
! ), . - ~ . '.‘OF >
I BKYOOO33S,
■;,l .490 MARKET STREET; .
> Have in store a complete line of
FOREiaN, AND :pOMBSM;O-
Selected expressly with a view teVhe internets of
CASH AND-PROMPT SHORT-CREDIT DEALERS,
they, respectfuUy inWte- the attention of the
. N. B.—A full stock odnstantly on hand, and orders will
be executed promptly, at the' -•
auB-2ml LOWEST MARKET HATES.,
MILLINERY GOODS.
1859.
J A&ARb; & GO..
i - r , ) 323 MARKET STREET, _ ,
;f 1 WHOLESALE DJEALKRS * :
" ; ■ ■' 13 ,
HATS. CAPS, FURS,
. .BONNETS, RUCHES, FLOWERB, Ac.,
Hare now in .torn & full .took of Oooda, to which they
Invite the attention of first-class buyers. !ml3-2iri*
MARKET STREET. 431,
.RIBBONS, ,
' Of everykiud, in-immense variety;
’NEW BONNET 'MATERIALS, '
~ BONNET VELVETS, SATINS,
. | GKO DE NAPS, LINING SILKS, , ,
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Merchants and Milliners from. every section of the
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•took, which we offer at the , * •
pLOSEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
ROSENHEIM, BROOKS, A CO.,
aulO-tnovl . <3l MARKET STREET.
FAXili trade.
*225 ' STREET,.,'
; | LINCOLN*, WOOD & NICHOLS,,*,
Inyite the attention of the trade, specially cftsh and
short-time buyers, to their
>■ UNEQUALLED ATTRACTIONS
. FANCY AND STRAW BONNETS, .RIBBONS,
.) FLOWERS, FEATHERS, Ac., Ac;
'N.B.r-Onr Fancy.Bonnets,are all made onourown
premises. - - \ Aull-Sm
J # HILtiBOBN JONES.
1 Importer and Manufacturer of
FANCY SILK , ’
. ; ' , i - awb ....
STRAW BONNETS.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
I ' FEATHERS, RUCHES, to
-..The attention of City and' Country Dealers is invited
toa large and varied stock of the above goods, at > '
! i • 433- MARKET STREET,
‘ &n9-3jn .■ , ■ ‘ Below FIFTH.
MONEY.- A
: $50,000 TO LOAN,
IN. SUMS TOB U.I T APPLICANTS,
Upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,. Guns,. Mer
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to CO.. Brokers, northwest comet of THIRD and GAB
KILL Streets,.beJonr Lombard. Established for the laa-
S 5 rears. Office hours from 7 A. M. to 7P. Mr ,
• Second-hand Gold and Silver Watches, by eminent
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the original oost.' ' . ■ - au<-3m-if *
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i 'au2o-Bm*- ' Between Market end Chestnut. 1 :
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. Price, ©g, 825. and §45.
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Agents wanted in evhry county and State, by -
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' ALSO, . ■
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For every space and every position, and'at the most
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Henry Clay, j i ;
John C. Calhoun.
Daniel Wobster."
Sooial Life in Washington.
Power of Memory*
Influence of Women.
A Denth-bed Sammons. ■ *
Marriage of the Author.
A Night Rido in a Deluge.
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WOW HEADY
FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
§OHAPEER & ROBERTS,
:•*.•• ’ «bmarket-s^beh'T; ,
v , -importers and JGbhehs V
her. I. > J - ' TiOP ’ 'h* Olf I OVJ c' I'V
HOSIERY, GLOVES,' >
• SMALL WARES, OOMBS.
BRUBHEB, LOOKING-GLASSES,
OERMAN nud FRENCH FANCY GOODS,
1 AND
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, auS-Sm
JL DUHRINO) & CO.,
No., 23 and 28 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
Are (low receiving, by successive arrivals from Europe,
THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS
1 OP
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
HOSI E R Y ,
GLOVES, AND SMALL WARES,
WOOLLEN YARNS.
• MACHINE SEWING SILK'AND THREAD,
Andsolioit an inapection of their complete and well
■ ; assorted etoek,
JyU-3m • ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO'
, SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN TRADE.
gURNETT, SEXTON, & SWEARINGEN,
Are now opening at their Store,
NO. 409 MARKET STREET,
Above FOURTH, North aide,
A HANDSOME-ABfIOHTMBNT OP
NEW FALL STYLES OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
OP THKIR OWN IMPORTATION
and selection, which they offer for sale to buyers from
all parts of the United States, on the most reasonable
terms. ' 1 aus-2m
J)| ARTINS, PEDDLE.
& HAMRICK.
; Importers and dealers in
’ HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND FANCY NOTIONS,
NO. SO NORTH FOURTH STREET,
( Five doors below the Merchants* Hotel,
Offer for sale the most complete stock of Goods in their
line to be found in the United States, consisting of
. HOSIERY, of every grade. •
GLOVES, m three hundred varieties,
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS.
• LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS and COLLARS.
LINENGAMBRIC HUKFB. & SHIRT FRONTS.
■ LAI) IBS’ ELASTIC BELTS; witholaaps of en
tirely sieyr designs, with an endless variety of NO*
,TloNs}t6 which they invite the attention of
FIRBT-CLASB WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
7 ' ' BUYERS. ous-Sm
PALL, 1859.
, SITEB, VAN CULIN, & GLASS,
; IMPORTERS
AND
, '(WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY HOODS, Etc.,
' No. 483 MARKET STREET, ‘
auJ-lnt Above FOURTH, PHILADELPHIA.
BROTHER, & BREWSTER,
23 NQRTH FOURTH STREET.
.HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and
FANCY. GOODS.-
We have a fine atock'of Imported and Domestio Goods,
particularly adapted to 1
; 80UTHS1U TRADE,
To which we invito the attention of first-class buyers.
au6-2m
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
F£o .' SOUTHERN 1 AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
BUYING
WINDOW SHADES,
* WINDOW HOLLANDS,
WINDOW-SHADE FIXTURES,
CURTAINS, on
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
W. HENRY PATTEN,
630 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offers for inspection to buyers a full line of the above
goods, manufactured and imported expressly for the
FALL TRADE,
Whioh are offered to the Trade at prices that defy
competition. au2o-Gt
QOTLLOU, EMORY, & CO., ,
NO. 327 MARKET STREET,
, Importars'aml Jobbers ef
HOUSE-FURNISHING DRY GOODS,
BLANKETS, GUILTS, TOWELLINGS, Ac., Ac.,
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
And Solo Agent* in Philadelphia for
huguenot sheetings.
L auls-lm
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE.
v Y|TRIOHT > SMITH, &CO.,
CHINA, GLASS, AND Q.UEENBWARK.
PITTSBURG* AGENCY,
GLABS, NAILS, &0., delivered from the Factory
AT MANUFACTURERS’. PRICES. .
GRANITE BUILDING, No, fi North FIFTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
aus-fm&wtf
YUKNBULr., ALLEN,
*& CO.,
NOS. 23 AND 25 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
IMPORTERS
AND
Wholesale Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENBWARE.
PITTSBURG GLABS AGENCY*.
supplied with Glass at Manufacturer’s
pnoes. auS-Jfm .
gOYD & STROUD,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERB,
Have now on hand * complex ttock of
QUEENSWAKE,
GLASSWARE, and -)
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA,
At their Old Stand, No. 32 NORTH FOURTH ST„
our doors below Merchants’ Hotel, to which they invite
the Attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS. “
tOT Agents for Pittsburq Glass. ans-3m
HARDWARE.
'JVRUITT, BRO., & CO .
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IS
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, OUNS, PISTOLS, &c.,
529 MARKET STREET. 529
BELOW SIXTH, NORTH SIDE,
' RuJ-Sra PHILADELPHIA.
]gOORE,HENSZEY&CO-,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND GUN
WAREHOUSE,
NO. 42T MARKET, AND 418 COMMERCE STS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &o.
w CALLUM‘ & CO.,
.CARPETsMANUFACTURERB,
GLEN ECHO MILLS, GERMANTOWN.
Also, Importers and Dealers in
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, ,
MATTING, RUGS, &C.
WAREHOUSE 509 CHESTNUT ST„
(Opposite the State House.)
Southern and Weetora buy ere are Tespeotfully invited
to call. aul-2m
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
QENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS
AND
TAILORS* TRIMMINGS,
LONGCOPE & PEARCE,
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Have now in store a full assortment infteir line, to
whioh they invite the attention of then customers
and buyers of such. goodsi auS-Sra
JW. SCOTT—lato of tho firm of Win
• Chester & Soott-GENTLEMEN’S FURNISH
ING STOKE and SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 814
CHESTNUT Street, (nearly opposite the GirardHouse,)
Philadelphia. ~
J. W. 8. would rospeotfulty coll the attention of his
former patron* and friends to his new store, and U pre
pared to nil orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfeot fit guarantied. Wholesale Trade supplied with
fine Shirts and Collars. jy2l-ly
harness, bridle LEATHER, Ac.
& BROTHER,
OURRIEKS AND LEATHER DEALERS,
423 DILLWYN STREET,
Below Willow street,’ <
Manufacture to order, and keep constantly on hand,
EXTRA FINE BLACK AND RUSSET BRIDLE,
SHAVED AND WEIGHT HARNESS, SKIRTING,
TRUNK LEATHER, Ac., &c.
au!B*fit*
HO LBSALE SADDLERY
MANUFACTORY,
M. j. LUICENS & CO.,
No. 312 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
five oirhand a general assortment or Saddles, Bridles,
irness, Trunks, &c.> suitable for Ihe Southorn and
ejWfUWIW! ous-im
THIRD-STREET JOBBING HOUSES
JUNGEIiICH & SMITH,
WHOLESALE . 1 ’ . -
grocers,
NO. 43 NORTH THIRD STREET
* r Honor, anil Lov.rlng’. Syrup olwoti on hand.
ouß-2m
gOWER, BARNES, & CO.,
PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS IN
MISCELLANEOUS, SCHOOL, AND
- BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
NO. 3T NORTH THIRD STREET, BELOW ARCH
DR. EMMONS* NEA OAN MANUAL OP,
Bandera* New Readers. Green leaf’a and Brooks’
Arithmetics. &c. Blank Books, Writing, Wrapping,
Curtain, and Wall Papers, aufi-3m
JJENDRY & HARRIS,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
ROOTS AND SHOES,
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND AROH STS.,
PHILADELPHIA.
J'HOS. MELLOE & GO.,
NO. 8 NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS
or
EN&LIBH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN .
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SHIRTS, DRAWERS,. Ac
aus-3m - ’ ‘, .• /
PETKR SlEOKfi, Wm. 8. BaTRD, 1 JOHN WIKST,
Jacob Rieoel, , .D, B, Exvih.
JJIEGEL, JBAIRD, & CO.,
(Late Lamb, & C 0.,)
i IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS y.
, Off , '
DRYGOODS,
No. 47 North THIRD STREBT, PHILADELPHIA,
QRR FALL STOCK
lanowcorapleteinall its departments, and ready for
Buyers. Prompt paying Merchants from all parts of the
Union are respectfully solicited to call and examine for
themselves. aus-3m
CHAMBERS & CATTELL,
NO. 3S NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTERS OP
FRENCH CALF SKINS,
Alfti ' '
- - t ( MANUFACTURERS.OF
CITY CALF AND KIDS KINS,
Moroaoos and Linings, Oak and Red Sole Leather#
adfi-lm r.
& MAGINNIS.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SHOE threads;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH LASTINGS, AND
SHOE-MANUFAOTDRERS’ ARTICLES;
Sewing Maohino Silk, Thread and Needles.
.. NO. 30 NORTH THIRD ST.,
Agents for
. UPFIELD’S PATENT BOQT-TREES.
aus-3m • -
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE,
& CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OF
DRY GOODS,
Nos. 33T & 241 NORTH THIRD Sx., above RACE,
Would now inform their customers and the trade gene*
rally, that their stock this season will be
„ „ ’ UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE.
ftus-2m
YARD, GILMOEE, & CO.,
NOS. 40 AND 42 NORTH THIRD STREET,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SILKS, RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, LACES, LINENS,
EMBROIDERIES, &c.
HOSIERY,- GLOVES, MITTS, AND SHAWLS.
aufl*3m
1859. FALL TEADE. 1859.
J. T. W A Y & C Q., .
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS'" 7
or
DRY G* OOD S ,
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
NO, 88
NORTH THIRD STREET.
We odor, by piece, to
CASH OR PROMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS,
A very large and attractive Stock of
AMERICAN' AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
Puroh era will find ouf atook well assorted at all sea
oonß of no year.
J. T WAY, • JAS. H DUNLAP, ’ '
WM. P. WAY, [aus-2m] GEO. P. WAY.
EXCURSIONS,
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
ROW ISSUES
EXCURSION TICKETS
TO
ALTOONA ANDORESSON
OH THB
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS,
GOOD FOR FOURTEEN DAYS,
Persons wishing to breathe pure MOUNTAIN AIR,
leekers of pleasure, and ail who desire relaxation from
nulueas, should take advantage of thia great
REDUCTION OF FARE,
TO VISIT
ALTOONA AND ORESSON.
Fare to Altoona nndßeiurn. $7 IB
•* Cresson " 7 60
11 Hopewell M 7 IB
BEDFORD SPRINGS PASSENGERS are likewise
furnished with tickets to Hopewell—tho tormina* ot the
Huntingdon and Brood Top Railroad—where two daily
lines of stages and hacks connect for the Springs.
Tickets to be had at the office of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, southeast corner Eleventh and Mar*
ket streets. THOMAS MOORE. Agent.
jyl9-lra LEWIS L. HOUPT. Gen. Ticket Agent.
QRAND EXCURSION
STATE FENCIBEES,
CAPT. JAMES PAGE,
TO NEW YORK BAY AND STATEN. ISLAND,
MONDAY, AUGUBT 29, 1859.
BECK’S CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA BAND
WILL ACCOMPANY TUB EXCOTIBIOX.
Tickets—Gonttemen $2.60. Ladies,'including Dinner,
®Bmitlßa™« rO wfLNUT-BTREET WHARF ot 6 }l
Tickets can be obtained of any or the members or the
Companv, or tho Committee, at the 505
CHKBTN UT Street, every-evening until tho Excursion.
&u2O-7t
JjlOR THE 'SEA-SHORE.
IN TWO AND A HALF HOURS.
TRAINS LEAVE
VINE-STREET FERRY
DAILY AT 7K A. M. AND 4P. M, RETURNING AT
8 A. M. AND 4.40 P.M. .
SUNDAY TRAIN TO ATLANTIC LEAVES
8 A. M., AND RETURNS AT 6 P. M.
ftud-tf SEE ADVERTISEMENT.
fSSmuMWHHBsa PHILADELPHIA
ANTI READING RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TICKETS. - .
Ex.ur.ioa Tioketa to tho foltowinx ulaoos will be ij
-Bued ot tho Depot, Broad and Vino street., on yieSA
TURDAY of oaoli week, to return on the MONDAY,
following, viz i
To Rending and hook -S3 25
Pottetown do 1 50
Phmnixvilte do - | u>
Lebanon do 3 50
Pottevilio do. 3 78
Br order of the Board.- _
Sm™ w. H. McILHENNY, Secretary.
Ififi FOB CAPBAIAY,
NEW YORK,
DAILY, (Bandars oxoepted,) at 9H o’olook, A. M.
Steamers DELAWARE, Captain Copes,
BOSTON, Captain Sqllew,
KENNEBEC, Captain Hand, „
■ Form A Daily Line between this city. Cape May, and
New York, leaving from First Pier below Spruce street,
ot9«A. . RETURNING, „
Leave New York, (Bundaysexoepteu,) at •* £• Ih*
44 Cape May.(Mondays excepted).*. *A. M.
For. to New York, Cabin.. - S?oo
Fare to Cape May, including Carriage Hire 75
“ “ Servants • , *5
“ '* State Rooms,extra .......... 1 00
Freights for New York and Cape May taken at low
rates. Goods destined beyond New York will be for-
SfflfiHMSiMte.'
jo 30-tr •
A lex. McKinney,
A. ATTORNEY‘AT LAW,
GREENSBURG, PA,
Will practise in Westmoreland, Armstrong, and In
diana counties. selMf
A UGUST BELMONT,
J\ BANKER, 70 BEAVER STREET.
Issues Letters of Credit for Travellers, available in al
parts of the world, through tho Moure. Rothohilds, o!'
Paris, London, Frankfort, Naples, and Vienna, and their
Correspondents. - ' . mh7-<Jm ,
HAVANA TOBACCO.—S 2 bales Havana
Leaf and F i Ui ng .in's to re and for sale by
AttS At WMIWO, W South FRONTStreet,
WANTS.
WANTED— A smart, active SALESMAN
R* It tlte/"™' 11 800 d VjSMIt..
"WANTED— By a young married Alan, a
.jJb
furnished. Address, at Vress office, “ Robert.” au24-St»
A young manl’rom eyansville:
Indiana .is desirous of obtaining a witnation in a
Dry Goods Jobbing Bouse Can influence all the trade
from the above-named town. Address “ X. X.” this
office. • - - . a»g3-j*t *
"WJANTED—A situation by a young Man
f»i who. has had several yeanrexperience in the
Forwarding odd Commission Business. Either Book
keeper or Clerk. Would have no objection to leaving
the city. A No. I relerenoe. Address Forward,”
Blood’s Dispatch. ■ • - nu23-4t*
"VfTANTED—As near Frahkford as possi-
J y We, a very substantial ROOM,-about 23 by 100
feet, with riot lose than 13 feet ceilirjg; eight-horse rao
tivepower attached. Anyone having Buoh a Room to
rent me, faa . permanent
• ' ■ ' ' . Franki'qrd, Pa,
pARTNER WANTED,—The advertiser
• e jsdesirousof disposing of hi* interest in a safe and
profitable manufacturing business. The amount of mo
ney requiredwill be four thousand dollar*.'' For p&rticu
lara address “Q. & C 0.,” this office. ' au2o-st*
\ITANTED TO EXCHANGE for improv-
New Jersey. The Railroad from Camden to Bridgeton
shortly to be laid, passes within a short dUtance of the
laud. For further partioulars address J. K., office of
Jtefrm. - . , . ,• . - ■ . . jSSi.
FOR SALE AND TO LET*
m : factory property for sale.—
MaLThe subscribe r« in concentrating his business on
Chestnut street, west of Tenth street, offers for sale,
upon reasonable term, his large manufactory* with out
buildings and large lot of ground fronting on Sixth, Mar
shall, and Master streets, suitable for almost any large
T?r?o , vn For Particulars inquire of
ALFRED FITLER, Conveyancer, No. 61 N. SIXTH
St., or to the sutecnber, No. 1009 CHESTNUT St.
au«-m* . . WM, D. ROGERS.
M, TO LET—A handsome ‘ arid large
a o?t?^ r i. ck HOUSE, back bnildinc*, &0., No.
am worth SIXTH Street, two doors below Wood. Ap
nly to PUGH MADEIRA, 1U South TENTH St., below
Chestnut: • _ . a u24-3t
em FOUR FINE LARGE ROOMS, c(immu-
JQIiiL nicatin?, handioraely-fUroisbed, and'two on first
floor—as parlor ami-room, will bo let, with., board-in a
first-elaaa house._ Neighborhood of Broad afad Walnut.
Address “D.L.P.,** thiß office, ■ au24-3t*»*
*pOR SALE—The Swelling and Lot, No.
16H.£ACE Street For terms, apply to Mr. THO
fipteentls^.” ll * B 810r,,> cornerof
®. TO BE LET.V-Tho' Dwelling part of
the House. No. 130 South SIXTH Street, opposite
Independence Sausre. snlt bo rented loss to a good te
nant with a smnll tanulr. Apply on the promises. . ,
■ ■ ■ - . ■ autMt*
U P E R 1 0 R
NORTH THIRD STORE TO RENT.
The large and well-located granite-front Store,
NO. 124 NORTH-THIRD STREET,
ABOVE ARCH!
Suitable for
JOBBING OR HEAVY PACKAGE TRADE.
Terms satisfactory to a responsible tenant* Apply on
the premises, or at ...
• NO. 437 VINE STREET.
auM-dtif*
fS FOR SALE OR TO RENT The
. H °HBB»nd STORE, N.E. qornor of TAMANY
Streot end \ORK .avenue.well suited fdr a Shoe Store
SIAfeWc 1 ®"' 11 ' Terms low. Apply to-T. a.'
HARCBOFT, Grocer, opposite corner. , Btt2lj-6r
T'O LET—The very extensive CELLAR
-*■ of Store No. CO5 MARKET. Street.-Apply on tho
premises. . cj aull-Mt*
M TO LET.—The large six-story Brick
WAREHOUSE. No. 6M , COMMERCE Stroetj
A VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY
SEAT FOR RALE, two miles from the Chelten
mii otation, North,Pennsylvania Railroad, containing
UO acres of hiEhljr improved land, with an abundance of
fruit and shade trees. The improvements are a fine
stone mansion, containing fourteen rooms, tenant-house,
100-house, large barn, carriage-house, and oil necessary
out buildings. A fine building site on the premises.’
Could easily be divided info two beautiful country seats.
For further particulars inquire, of John J. 0. Harvey,
on the premises. . , augl-lm*
HARDWARE. —A Wholesale. House, do
ing chiefly a Southern package business, to
Rrorapt dealers m quids, desires to sell out.' Bad health
le reason for retiring. i The business of twelve years
standing. The stock Is ail new* and mpatly-m original
packages. The Terms,will be liberal. No lands taken in
exchange. Address !*Delphos,”. Box 3061 New York
Post Office. . angl-llw'
TYRAFTS—On the Union Bank of London,
P-f and Royal Bank of Ireland, in sums to suit*
For sale by WELLB, FARGO & CO.,
mvlB-3m* - - 1 - - No, 400 Chestnut street* •
BOABDING.
DESIRABLE/WINTER BOARD IN
West PENN SQUARE. Address M. H.S.,No. 3,
below Market. • au2o^in&w-it*
BOARDING. —Handsomely furnished
Rooms; location very desirable: families and
single gentlemen accommodated; at IiOO WALNUT
Street. Reference required. - au2B-6t*
BOARDING. —Elegant ancLsiiyi Rooms,
I BlnsJa And-jir'roitoortma'Vt. hud Vlßl fint-olsia
''BoKrtCfor the Summer, Fall, and Winter, at ISIS Waxt-
NUT Street. i aaS-ftn
TYESIRABLE PRIVATE HOARDING for
M—P families; large and small rooms communicating,
handsomely Burnished: large garden attached. _ Refer
ences required. , 1639 SPRuyE Street* ■, • jy!9-Im
PERSONAL.
Texas land and collections—
The writer will spend |he comincwinter inTexas,
,and will attend to the examination or Lands, the Pay
ment of Taxes. Collections, Ac., ko. Unexceptional re
ferences given. Address ** Box 1107,” Post Office, Fln
adelphia. anlfimwf-dt*
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST. —The certificate of Pew No. 61, St.
Philips’ P. E. Church, having lost or mißlaid,
I hereby give notice that a new Certificate will be ap
plied for, from the Church, in lieu of the one so lost or
mislaid. Per SAMUEL RICHARDS.
August 5,1865. , auB-m&w4t*
HYDROPATHIC.
OHESTNUT SPRINGS.
WATER-CURE,
At CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA County, Pa.,
for tha treatment of.*U Ohromo and obstinatp diseases.
This institution, under the charge of an experienced and
skitful Physician, i* now confessedly tho leading and
moßt successful hydropathic establishment in this
Mr*. Mary CottrmgervlM North-
Twelfth street; Charles L. Sharpies*. Esc., corner
Eighth and Chestnut streets: George Grant. Esc.. 3SS
Market street; H. Farrington,Esq.,or Myers, Claghorn,
kCo. Fo,otherref o re R oc e jandjart.oulareaglrere
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,CHESTNUT HILL.
ja9-3mtf ■ • , - -
MEDICINAL.
Louisville artesian water.-
An analysis, by Prof. JV I». SMITH, shows one
Kalian to contain 915J4 grains. as follows, viz: _
Chlor. Soda: 622 grs. Sulph. Magnesia.... 77m.
. “ Calcium 60 u “ Potash. 3
“ Magnesium... 7 “ _ ‘ Alumina..... *
41 Potassium.... 14 44 lodulo MaMpftona.. 35 . .
“ Aluminium... 15 44 Bromido , w •• 37 ,
Phosph. Soda 2 44 Bi-Carb. .. 35 "
Sulph. Soda 72“ “ Magnesia. .3.00 “
“ Limo , .29.,'*
Sold by the barrel, gallon,
retail, by HASSAf
nu24-tf CHKS
, or in bottles, wholesale ami
ID Sc CO., Apothecaries,
■TNUT BUcor. Twelfth rt.
A NOTHfiR PROOF OF THE WONDER
vvii EFFECTS OF.TROXELL'S NEURALGIA
SALVE. . Phil*,, July 7th* 1858.
Mr. E.'W- Tboxkia—Dear Birr—l have been troubled
with the “NEURALGIA” for .thp.last 14 years,and
have suffered the roost excruaiatme pam, compelling
roe at times to give up ror business entirely. I could not
eat. and sleep was a stranger to ray ere*. I suffered
' more than tongues oan tell. . I had the ad rice and aid of
various physicians, and used , other remedies, but all of
no avail. Having noticed your advertisement in the
papers. I oonoluded to call on • & person whom I had
fe&rncawas cured of acase of a) years standing. He
applied the “SALVE” bat once, and I felt .immediate
relief—.aaecond application removedtuepamentirely,
and I now feet like a different man. Since then I have
.slept welt-something that t have not done for months,
being obliged to sie up all night in a ohair, -My appetite
returned, and I feel grateful to you for the restore
lion of my os chaßLEB aBAKER, Totaoo^nirt.
CARROL Street, above WOOD, Kensinrton.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at S. W. corner SIXTH
and PAdhtSH Streets, and at T. R. CALLENDER A
Co.’g, N.W. corner Third and Walnut sts. apao-tf
DR. WESTCOTT’S celebrated tab
CORDIAL. „ ' •
WestcotCs Tar,Cordial onres Consumption,
Westcott’s Tar Cordjal oures Bronchitis. •
Westcott’s Tar Cordial oures Coughs and Com*.
Westoott’s Tar Cordial oures Bora Throat ana Breast,
Westoott’s Tar Cordial oures Palpitation of the
Tar Cordial cures Nervous Debility., '
. Westcott’s Tar Cordial cures General Debility
'Weatoott’s Tar Cordial owes Diseases of the Kidneys,
WeltStl T cures'BUud and Bleeding
P Wasted t’d Tar Cordial onres Female Weaknesses.;
Dr. TVeqtcott’s Tar. Cordial Depot, ARCH
I °Dr?l:?S. l^Ea¥c e OTT esnbo* consulted on the above
diseases, free or charge, at his Consulting RoomiijNo,
629 ARCH Street, from 10 A. M. to iP. M. • jrigjt_
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
A INCORPORATED 1810-CHARTER FERPET-
Street, above Third, Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stmk and Surplus In
vested in sound and available goonntiet, continue tom
sure on Dvrelliogs, Stores. Furniture,- Metehauduro.
vessela in Port and their Cargoes, and other Por«mal
Property. All losses liberally and promptly adjusted,
srupvi.j . umucions.
George Abbott, John T. Lewis,
John Welsh, James R. Campbell,
Samuel C. Morton, Edmund G. Dutifii,
Patriok Brad), - Chag. W. PoutuSy,
-Israel morris.
GEORGE ABBOTT, President..,.
THOMAS R. HARRIS. Secretary. JtfMy if
POLITICAL.
|i*Oß PROTHONOTARY OF THE
*■ OF COMMON PLEAS,
JOSEPH 0. COSTELLO,
Of the Second Ward.
i9°Buhtaot to Oamoorfttio rules.'
Hams and, shoulders.—2,loo
Piece* City Smoked Hama and Shoulders. Also,
900 pieces extra Sugar Cured Hams, for sale by . .
A t - i- C. C. SADLER & CO.,
auSO Aron streafr. wiwml rttwir *hov« FrnnL
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER—The A
ZFaat.gailing Brig JSOLU ; 200 tons, Apply to
au22 . A. MERINO, 140 South FRONT St.
SALT AFLOAT—7,73O bushels Turks Is
land, landing from brig Ocean Isle. For sale, in
lota, by .. AT,EX. KERR,
au22-3t 134 SOUTH and 322 N. WHARVES.
NEW Nos. 1& 2 MACKEREL—A sraall
invoiceof assorted packages, landing from steamer
Kensington) end lor sole TAYLOR & CO. -
HUS 2 ' 138 SOUTH WHARVES.
REM NED SUGAR.—SOO barrels various
grades. ISO Mils crushed, siftedand powdered,
*“3B* by ■ JAMES ORAH^Mfccp..,
ECONOMY MESS SHAG—Nos. 1 and 2,
a prime article, in strand,torse^ fc c 0
b „22 1M SOUTH WHARVES. '
‘A*T/BEaOSN»S. -
theatre.
MtoiM KS
, T? 16 W *
J IM ‘WJoS? r the OEDI4STABLIBHBD.- FAVORITES
PUTAtW,v IOnal ARTISTS of the HIGHEST Er!
TRKS OF N ¥fi 6 i BC }^,/-I9 m ! U lO EEABINiBITILEX
w^s&J^’SS&s&pds
production Ttho hiiheft^rtS?^ 0 ! 1 * «if/oy• »ropW
»y kovewibs;
WISiKIiTmWIIE'SJKOO.
“ Mr. Sommerton, Mr..Stoddart: Mr. Brown. Mr
Clarke; Mrs. Soramerton, Miss Taylor/ . mawtl > SAT -
Scals or PRicEN.-rAdunssion; 29 cents: Scoured Smta
in Dress Circle, 5% ce'Dtei/Parquet.ffl cental BeMs*in
' Fj l V? 7 u J.WliolePnvatcJkjr, ia? Gulls
itvFi? 0n i 8 forColoxed Peraons, 25 cenfirjPn*
vate Box in Gallery for Colored Parsons, 38 cents. ' *
7#p’clock;;perfomiaQce to commence
•at qnarter of 8 preoiaely.. ■• ,v ,
pBEE. MUSIC .AT FAIRMOUNT—
The Celebrated COATE S- S TAEETRAIJ,WAY.
- , GERMANIA BAND
psrjonn every afternoon and evening at Fainnonnt.
Thn care olthe Green and Coates-atreet SaUwa, pan
along Eighth and Coatea atreeta, to Fairraonnt. erarr
fiva minutes. Fare fire cents. ’ 1 r
ania-Bmwthlf TOIUAMREAI). Snperintendent.
IifUStCAL FUND, HALL.'
A ONE WEEK MORE . AND POSITIVELY THE
femG. August S 3.
W L„ —jti „ ®* C. CAMPBELL, Musical Director,
programme, flpDear everr-even.ng jn an enure) “m*
Por particulars see biUsof the dar. ’
Admission Scents. • - ,-
jDoors open at 7.-: To commence at 8 o’clock, ang-tf *
S A JISS?Jr opera ; HOUSE,
. ... i SANFORD'S STAS TROUPE,
, „ " ' "
CMildraa.lSoanta.
ACADEMT OF
A : TRB FINE ARTS. - ..; : 7 ”
, ’ . -No. 1036 CHESTNUT BTR'KKT'
P S^Adrn&m B^ 3 ?^ tX9 A - M. UU d
P..M. Admission * dente., Children under Uyeanctiif
eSt±^ h S o T.fm°e fE now «
XXASHLER’S, ORCHESTRA.—M HAS&
%jfi£ffiegm36s2*
Tzz!l ■ ■ - f . .' 1414-Sm '
MARBLE WORKS.
JJJONUMENTAIi MARBLE WORKS.
Ha. omutastly on hand a very large aieortmect o
MONUMENTS,- , .
* ENCLOSURES, and
- GBAVE-STONES,
Of various dengue! made of flie inMt,
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLES, '
' Which he »iU .oil at greatly reduced prion. la alas
prepared to execute. order.. upon'the most favorable
term*, anti respectfully invite, the public genii rally to
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ADAM STEINMETZ,
Monumental Marble Works,
RIDGE AYENUJS, below Eleventh street,
aplB-mwf-<m - • Philadelphia.
EDUCATIONAL. , : ,
fJERtfANTOWN .raXALE SEMIKARY
St^et?' A1 ‘ N ' IJT between MAIN and GREEN.
- ’ 1* • Jnstihiljon will reopen Septemberlsk msk
? course of instruct)on is tbomugb/nsteißstiei Bnii
prftctical,' embracing all, the tueftn and {ornamental
” r p?Cr\ 6 t?. 6 a £* usl,e 3 female education.
LSgSges! t llon P Ven \MuSie; painfui*. and
"Principal.
PENN INSTITUTE.—The Sessl^lriiT
Th. JfiSisw,r 0 .V ol *T M 9£P A ' 7 * ,h » sth of September.
e*hiad&Baff m
in© method adopted,for giving instruction.is torfa.
SSS?iSS?ri a 5 or *V r,t * l th? pupil? efforts beipg madeto
} -nh?^™ omil,trj * Geologyi;Mytfiolocy, ete. -
..!» r ~ik ms occupied are .those on the second, third.
WortT'ampm spacVfor - ami Pht?
S°E!Jn p «!r 6)r *l B no Y SX en V° r m 9 o.’clock A. M. tot
o clock P. M,, There further information mar be ob
t&ined. n
au23-tf- ■ R. STEWART, Principal.
CT. MASK’S EPISCOPAL ACADEMY.
L O5) i s.T S. 1 ;??*- west of Sixteenth, will. D. V., re
open ondVEONDAY.September 12th; at 3 A.hi.
-Appunationa for admission, if made before the benin
nMg of the term, should be made to thePnneipal.
„ ~ I. ANDREWS HARRIS, i. M.,
; anlO-rrftm-tf - ISO? RACJe Sttnet.
¥?DOEUILL SGHOOLj'PRINCETONi
The next session yrilLopen on Wednesday* August 9d.
Soys receive a cayefoJ preparation for college or bun
, aeps. Thorough instruction in English Mathematics,
Ancient and modern Languages, eto. Fnndaaieatai
pnpciple* are mastered, and habits of study formed
vhioh will make future attainments easy and rapid. The
52fliL 0 A ara *ft r of .th« pupils is guardedwith the utmost
*nop»« influences are made to
>**“.«» spared to render it
p*niouiar* address' i,asP!r ioma - For tarm * “*
ftngl-mtnwßiw-mwftw^^ B * Principal.,
MISS C. A. BTJRGIN WILL RE-OPEN
J)« School for Young I«wiies on^eptember» r
be made, on and after September sth, from 10 ta 12
oolocK.. - ~
Albert Barnes, Wm.B. Page,M.
£*» ■ D - Qloveland, Ambrose White, - worse
Trott, L. Johnson. . . - au22>im%
ORICE-STREET. ACADEMY,
vi,..L Ln^f 1 '*his Institution commences Septem
ber fitb, is&). The course of instruction comprises all
of a thorough English Education, together
with the Latin, Greek, and French Langnages. »*»*»-«»«-
A. M. D, GvST.. JOSEPH’S COLLEGE,
• N. E. corner of FILBERT and JUNIPER Sts.
StujHea will be resumed on MONDAY, September 6th,
au»-3w«JAMES A. WARD, 8. 3. President.
TIIOS. BALDWIN’S ENGLISH MATHE
_ MATICAL and CLASSICAL SCOOL FOR'BOYS,
NiK. comer of BROAD and ARCH, will reopen Sep
tember Ist. an«.im» .
Annie churchman has removed
her BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL to No. 908
FRANKLIN Street, above PopiAr. Term commences
September sth. ‘ aolg-lm*
CENTRAL INSTITUTE, N.W. CORNER
of TENTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets, will
be reopened MONDAY. September 5 Boys prepared for
any DIVISION in the PUBLIC GRAMMAR BCHOOLS,
for BUSINESS, or for COLLEGE.
au2g-fiw* H. G. McGUIRE, A. M.. Principal,
The classical institute, re-
MOVED from No. J 302 FILBERT Street to No.
127 North TENTH Street, will reopen on MONDAY.
September Mh., Boys prepared for College or Business,
All branches of a complete English education, the Clas
sics, Mathematics,.and Modern Languages, are taught
after a system which insnrea thoroughness and rapid
progress. Circulars to be had at the School.
O. BEIDENBTICKER
No.-127 North TENTH Street.
Revkukxcss.—Rev. Mr. J, A. Vaughan, Rev. Mr. J.
H. A. Bomberger. Rev, Mr. Win. H. Furness, Benjamin
Gerhard, Esq., Arthur TV. Little, Esq., Cnas. Short,
Esa n Prof. Joseph Letdy> Prof. Cornelius Felton, Cam
bridge-; Theodore Bedgwfok. Esq., New York. aclfi-lro*
THE GEiiMANTOWN academy will
reopen on MONDAY, Septembor 6th, 1869. The
Principal will receive a limited aiirabor of Boys into his
family. J. H. WITHINGTON. A.M..
aulf-lm* PrinoipaL
HE MISSES EWING . WILL OPEN A
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHIL
DREN, on MONDAY. September 6th, at 837 BFRUUB
Street, where Circulars may be obtained.
KsPßKßxcss. Rev. Albert Barnes, Rev. W. W.
Spear, D. D., Prof. C, D. Cleveland. ou!7-gw*
rrtHE MISSES AERTSEN J S SCHOOL FOR
JL YOUNG ladies. __
, PRICE STREET, GERMAfTTOWN.
The Fall Term will begin on the FIRBT MONDAY in
September. • , _
Instruction in the usnal Enoush. buancubb, with
Latm, Frsnch, and Dbawise. . aulO-tf
mHE ARCH-STREET INSTITUTE FOR
A‘ YOUNG LADIES.—The Eleventh Session will
commence on MONDAY, September 6th, 1839. For cir
culars apply at IMSARCH Street, one door east of Brood.
aul6-4vr* , Mias L. M. BROwN, Principal.
DEN HALL (DATE PARADISE)”]?.
SEMINARY, situated in the village of Paradise*
on Lancaster and Philadelphia turnpike, fifty-three
miles West of Philadelphia, nine miles east of Lancaster
city, and three-fourths of a mile from LeamanPlace
station. Pennsylvania Railroad, RE-OPENS, Tor its
TENTH SESSION, on the SECOND WEDNESDAY
IN SEPTEMBER. - The building is undergoing tho
rough repair, a story being added for dormitories, into
which water will be introduced, and hath attached.
Comfortable accommodation is thus provided for thirty
boarding pupils, and the trustees will spare no expense
.to rendetlha school worthy of publio favor.
AxnonSffhe many to whom the conductors of this so hoot
might refer, they are permitted particularly to name
the Rt Rev. Bishops Alonso Potter and De Lancer, and
the Rev; Dr. W. Bacon Stevens, of Philadelphia. They
also submit the, udiowms. testimonial, kindly tendered
by the Rt. Rev. Dr. 8. Bowman, Assistant Bishop P. E*
Church, Fenpsylvauat
4 ‘ The Seminary for young ladies at Paradise, Lasoas
ter county, under the, general superintendence of Dt
Killikeuy, and with Miss Chamberlain, as die immedi
. ate and active Principal, is one that, I think, may be re
bed on to do faithfully all that it promises. The situa
tion is healthy, beautiful, and easily accessible by the
Pennsylvania RAibroad. Dr. KiUikeuy has had large ex
pedience m superintending the education of yoong la
dies, and Miss Chamberlain brings to the institution the
well-earned reputation of a most competent anu suc
cessful teacher, as well in imparting knowledge as in
administering discipline. The Seminary is, therefore,!
think, entitled to the oonfldenoe of the public, and I
hope wiUxeoeiveit.’* - .
■ FOR, TERMS, which are very moderate, please ad
dress the Rev. Dr. KILLIKELLY, Rector.
aul-gw Paradise, Lancaster county, Fa.
H" ARRIETT BROWN WILL REOPEN
HER SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, in tha
Large and Airy Rboms at the N. w.cor. of FILBERT
and JUNIPER Streets, opposite Penn Square, on. the
Mhof Ninth mo. (September.) Circulars can be obtained
at No. 1329 FILBERT Btreet. aaU-lm*
THE REMANS INSTITUTE.
The rubooriber ■willepee SEPTEMBER ISth,
at No. 1315 WALNUT STREET, hie School [or the
higher education of a limited number of Young Ljjoio*.
Parent* to whom be is not pereonallj known are relerrea
to Profoenor C. D. Cleavelsnd, Profeespr Charles Spoft*
Rev. H. J. Morton, D. D„ Rev. Win. B. Stevena. D. P.,
Rev. J. P. B. Wilmer, D. D.. Rev. H. A. Board man, D,
m ' “• I ' urneM ' B> Sam&Thei,m.
T
lilE MISSES CASE* AND BEE
BE'S Boarding and Bar Soh fflyBlXafflY &
>703 WALNUT Street, reopens WEDNLSDA Yj sen
T&RYANT & STJtii'ITUtPS NATIONAL
BSwss smg&s&imn$ mg&s&imn
HONEY. —A small lot of very superior
Cuta Honey, in tierces. fo 'Btore and for e&la
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