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Jr,England ' 4 4 ; rt r u b ion e t r a l Y 111119re an y l d a . ile la, N Y SW-Manhunt . , Vs E B Addison, Jr, Vet j kuwoodwar &w. Tenn Major lazy, U SA O .nu ,H d H aitgra,,tl.l..ton Totgiu,ggirlizii,s,, Moore, Aja , ' ,HN Gray, Va atm Goolriek. Vs Dr.T A Fronton & la, Va W_ll.2rooton. Va Mu trocton,,,lfs G W Trico, Jr, Pa Jas A Rudasell. Va Robt D Ward, Cm, 0, A C Weaver, Qin, 0 E M CI mir fa la Misa A Clark Pep W Beardslee, N Y , JONES' HOTEL — Chestnut S treet, above Oath. I) Al Hunter. & t la, N.Y W 8 Lewis, Vs ,15 Aliker, 3t Lome Samuel - Branch. Va ea H Houthcomb,_Va Alias, H Lewis, Vs NS Mary Gould, Tenn Too W Wright, Va . I,E Doll, Albany D James lc In v ldd L TSmith, N Y -IV 8 Lewis. Va . j .l 9 iltrg N lFleeling Miss H M. Robbilut,Wheerg C &book „gi t t A M Adams , Wheeling II K Mat, heeling oit Hubbard, Wheeling W E Dean, 8 C ' E (3 Ray, fil C A G Hams. 8C W Allen, S C . : Robe._ it Little., SO . RSA Pearson, 8 04: J F Noland, 8 C 11. Beaty, 8C . A 8 Randolph. La J Cooper, Miss J Condon, Jr. & Is, Md r Doty. VaE Fish & la, 11l .1' W Wall & la, N J ' .1 N Woodruff, Jersey City Geq_Park, N J F T Smith, Vs Er W Pruitt. Va E Pendleton, Vs Bhipperson. Va Atrial 0 Webb,N C rs Kerr . lows Miss Kerr, lowa W E Spencer, N V 7M Mann, Balt A Thompsoni_N Y F ?artist & la, N Y ) P %range, memphle --Ti' Aydlett, aleTphis F M , Etr, " if ' iTgr, RI. - B ENZ:VAL pa A Murphy, Balt jobriShermai4 l Balt RIOS A Woodbury, Boston NW. Brown rov, It I FM m MentgomerY, N Y A Claflin, . Wm Miles, N Y i. • .1 Moor! ? Watifutton, , D C t O. 7iiiteks`hlaiwY, Yo rk . B .- prings rit t einiorTbalt • F M Alye, Nl3 • ' Applewhite. N C , J : 6 Gerger, Md. Than 0 Montanus, Ohio JAMBS C Adams, Ball Chaa A Carroll & la,Albany MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth it,. below Mott. Jae M Burchfield, Pittsburg E C Johnson; Cons' Ilia 8 Miller, Wash, Pa, 8 Gregg, Ripley,- 0 13.8inith, Erie Renard Rear, Mustard's E L. Cllehener, Pa 0 bborly, Columbus. 0 Ira .H Rakers. N Y Mrs Geo II Brown, N Y ali Knuth. San ,Fmneisco W Elwell, Towaada Espy, Atlantis City TM Davis & wf, Pall Itiv,pr Miss Ling,Fall River D C Dolan& Mansfield, Pa Jame" llama., Ohio John Hagan & la, Pa P WI hard, ra - . 3 Thompson,Allesbeny D 3 Churoh, Canfield, 0 A II Rosenholm, N Y 8 Ward & la, Harrisburg F.l Holtman, Lewietown 8 M Rusaell. VsL P Culver, Waterford, OJ 0 Cooper & Is, Vs L 0 George, Va ' FRANKLIN HOUSE—Chestnut Street, above Third. P W Hanson, Balt DD H Emory,Balt lN Johnston, lad C B Caldwell Brooklyn James. Wilma. Del Miui HMO JiT6ll,Del , oht Whidden. N Y 0 Allen, yew Brongsnek Montan Barker, Atigneta Mrs Dale, Wilton, Del 8114 art. N Y 8 P Round', Ohms pD ay, Cincinnati, 0 .1 D titration, Look lleven belts, &buy) Haven T A Welat t i N NlVtluoliiitrielitiler Thos 'Ling THE UNION ROTEL —,Aroh street. ethers Third. Gen W Shank, Md John Killer, Pa t ri free, N maetn, Corm ' Jan li Moms, Memphis , T Wass. Ilmehtille k i llaspet, Ch i ron _M i t,nr r3 .- E i gi l s . ;:nT o fismi•WC*Fras. Phil ohn M e Lanning, N I K -Moore. cepa • 48tronr. Ohio ir ft Mucdgli k i w r i reS Mason. NI ,_ • • • urs ahaw, rr -L H ffuebensr.Bethiehem ejt. IP' Baba. er,Ps Et_ G ßl74ll'4 ' ? 4 , "i°6 - - Urght, P Hri...7,2„„ 113 Coop wnslcilti - N J'.,- E ,1 Branner, r 4 C . I D Coop?, NO ' P B &mil, lingersinern 4 Knodlo , lbgerstawn . - - - NATIONALROTEL—Race direst, above Titra. a a Ramsay, Lebanon E Either, Lebanon 1t A Thayer, Allentown Thos Reltsayder. Cheater os prenman, Sellersville Geo P Kama, Bolton - B /Ninon; Lebanon W pir. N j Eptkihrgair.jub.-innat kroik,gfA.E, ewraße:. ..p ti D Saoksoni, rerryinrills T MoKee,Yenanso no, Pa Thies li e n r . AMC • a Fry. Train*, DI JPIAS Itelehter, Easton. • • ' N Y MOUNT' VERNON VOTEG—Resimal ort., aboia Aroh. kutt,l r nfey Shore':Vilit t eggz m Thorn,l as yam g dyer , r „ n James Brown, Mllleratown,i, ititiOßANTB' HOUSE—l i gird- ob. above CABasitill. A Hainnan & Is. Hazleton' Di A I Cratzei & ior, Philo f e C Omuta, MAO Chunk ' P_Wit*A. Jeakeetivara t torel n Ycht f illfiZr ggiMonestown, Pa .TB fro l it k rat, -.0 . ,-: ortfooigelail.t.. iihnOillA 4 ,lolo'ilitr-4311,..5ith_sciA11" . !.*ve Fifth. W 0 Tio;MpaA,Willo, Del tTriqtibbo, Oa i 0 coy i letuts,:, , . , wi y i , pu, v om. , - 9i n 0,.., T Dolor:1% 6 ."A G. Vigor a tr, la, N J Inc i o,ft, W arren, ba 11 ,,,,,. p H Hill.. C , 4 9 Law 6, Ni, - "..::, V" ( OTILms N C NY' John Youn, Boston . - • ; ' ' Wm Hates, lsoston . peo"W Bell, N Y -, i ' Y R Mau:. Mompirle.'"Poor, • W W- k Vs ~ ,r- •J W Whithact i nits . # Jones: NY :• . W LoWill,'N ~, M SteiVild k la, Baikal i t OROOIC & ,M 0 , B. Witham ec der, Ma , - - Om St lankisa, Del -It DBM.dds,Dol , , . 2 , 1 urray.. yt Jaw A Lovett, N.Y -, ,,,,,r ' .. Rea J 11., McKim, N J , Geztannonner, Jr, Mo , . - , - -' - - ' - - • - • • STATES UNlON—Market at.. above nixtre.' 8 s lri Imaluarisa. nosym -., -, 141 Dorman) , Cram' ' ,A_Birliacts, rrbila ._ . , , r'A Pltagemrd, Pomeroy, 0 i Wm Ketionecal t glr ' lookout. Pa , ' ~ -11 Befiloaturagle, ~ ~ ;:. , Cunningham, ComlL2l,l' psmour.En.. ,:.: ~, liars, itorrota, , Ya ean,,P mommior. - Mc ior,httalarra ~,_ al t wax, no. iv . e_ " ^, i t mii, W, I.III4IWIMP ORdAWIIo Wisoolllll.lr '' ' Mill ; 01 . ` r 8 E - WOOdnlllll & Obi V*li''.-' ' !Pr & all ' B Dun; Inclita'ayp Vow Pay or/uw, - i win moVity,Darriaborg ,9 W .Hankle, ;,.1 Berott4ia, DintOorak, Ps - • ' • ~ ~ , , . CWO e i rnr - aultik 514: - store mut an t. Vn g 4,1 1 17 - Kits t"de6 (14 1 1 7 4 ;. 31 Vo re , 1:1 11raldon .1 N co, Pkilt - - E.Tastor West Chester Mire foe, West Chester Wells:Pottstown ~,. 8 .1) Let 4 Wouth, D C.I 8194%, Cheater co, Pa itipApt,upikiwr4—Thud csmoirtuu. sontbaropton Casper H Oeonu r W ggß l iberry: MaraLhoing r sosiq, kffujks:ffai gain &lumen Pittler j P Bruner. mlests:4n AbrairaniStaufter,Rearliss , iu' Jacob.Cl9turneimaa' . „ . BALD EAOLE 110 TFAr—fhirAit, oh: Callowinit Me Christman, Pa , Richer on, Bunks on H ittqder, N - elitsh, Jesse Latta, Del - .018 Ro a ns..UP° e t • Saint Smith, Busks Q. tom D an ppia • Win Beans, Bank* on. Pa Bent Beano. %mks ca, ;tzimidit3nrit64,:toi sax FOURTH PAVE, . , AREE . . Bark 'White Wma. Ealing M ,. otn ' Laguayra Bert IT, with hides to Whitt Problem ell hsrk flowens, WA amt. from and for Philadelphia, dlephp 'eohr trine, Peterson, from and for 11,sitimotek_dp, , The W en countered heavy wind/ from iv to NE INftween ttprais a d iae. H lll:Bll,ZATaltgeolig,r b ? nitni "11.. • - (Correepondenee of ho_kreect ew YOlll, Oct 7, ' The 17 iS midi steamship Fulton arrived to-day from Havre' and ilouthameton 21ilt WU With 144 malingers. !Savona having eXperseneeli strong westerly wind. du ring the entire panne. Friday. Beet with 1001 AM. 4,9 13.10ng m Ag, exchanged eignem eteamshiv Ocean Queen, Sunday. Oct2d, at ) a tat x 623, 10ng44, exahantedtuilliola with Br ship Lemeenoisteenng . kvrox, Oct. 7. Arrived, Br hark ifindoo, from Caerneryon. Below, bark Mary Broughton, from tlormatn. - kt.AIA. steamship -Mtwaraih, r Cop an , Tenoe, arrived at New Irv* yesterday. • mean:whip vonderblit, Lefavre, for Havre, cleared at Now York' rester ay. tltetrtnahip Oaf of Italtintore, Leitch; cleared at New Yorkyesterday tor idverPooL Ship hireatinOlisht, Samuel+, cleared at New York yen tardity for Liverpool. ?eta David Faust. Mental:vier hence, arrived at Wi • nlaato n 6th inst. nst. Was kapott - tom Cave Hanle nMo r °w F nd. Peterson, cleared at New York yes terday forYkiladelphis. • Behr Hookinsham, Talpey, bents, arrived at Ports mouth 6th Int Beh Mary ,tone. ee. Bits zarit, cleared at Roston 6th inst. for New Yew • Bohr A Crandall, Fitch, train Cohaiitnq fOr• Portland at Monomer dth hist, at bossrs Uenok Rowe, nst. Harris, end Amelia, Rookhill, hones Provid Sth i ALL-ENGLAND ;ELEVEN. MS GERMANTOWN PASSENGER RAILWAY CARS RUN NEAR PAMAP'S ESTATE. Upon which,the GRAND CRICKET MATCH Is to be played TBE OARS OF THR GERAIANTOI_WN POSEN •tri • ".1 GER RAILWAY COMPA NY will commence running rorigh to' Germantown on SATURDAY, Ootoher Bth, PARE: ..To or from Germantown, or to or from the • • city, via Fourth or Etteh streete......l2 cents, •or apaches?, of ten tic to fort. - To or from Logan a Rap iffiestownt, or ,to or from the Mtg . , vie Fourth or Eighth streets..". .............. cents, .or a package of twelve Mugge .... Gl. _ Way travel to or Irom Hieing Hun, or to or from Osman towm ....... ......... • .... 6 islets. es-ofPackag Tickets fop toile o the Depots at DIA MON,QI Rye nr GERMANTOWN, or at the Conitia ny's uffice,l2B DOOR Bonet, •Br order of the •Board Aloofoters. • • WI M. GINGERLY, HERRIN fi. —270 blilw Pickled Herring; .a ale boxes Smoired Nerrini. ror eels by O. O. SADL t. ER re CO, ARCH Street . second door above Fron MACKEREL —725 bbls:Nos. 1, g, and 3 hiookorid, soacirted Orrenal - Paykiltel bteld , ostok, for side by aC. sAvbmit, 11 ,5, o lt the fl btree second door move Front. ' 08 G . UANO—OTIANO—GUANO —in Store l and for isle in lots to suit eurehasers.' Ferman ..- W O lll dQ. POO to ors:rune it before_ pureliesing else : tither : 2 Pried .20 tier LIM - pounda, JOHN mammy, ;4403-st,w , , - . wiLLOW' street. below Seoond. IVIAOKEREL —125 1)1)1$., 1801)ilves, 115 , av , and guteis 2oglcit tt ts l tln, ale iOO bidshi. . a J d gd d%i lixt w. _oB ',gALMON: 2 4.2S bbla: prime new No. 1 Sal :nett, Maim from ateainar Itanahrefon„and pypiln Y nr*M. J.:WA LOtt 4,00,122 and 4,N,WHA RVFA • 200 138L5, -, No.l, lIERRINO-1.00 half bble. extra alacianalsi Fish, In ante end trv w . g M. J. TAYL9R & 130022 and 124 North 08 • lIORLEr.S - E! - tfOr :, POP.. OATTI,E. : •-•.-. -, •votIRAEs i I .-..•.-.::..- r . , ~ ', O- • • ' . lro , .. ... ' FOlt XOS :1 , T•• '. ',-,- ..2:17 St onc e ; tp_nivill ins it AIWA'S ,• racte overcame ,--.--, tiro ddioeik For norseeric le indieeenesehe itUproylotttlit .--, :' , ' , at euetaining alt -the animal funotinhel In health and vigor. par Coved le inyelneble,lnereeijnit the quahtity --- - ' r s '- andinumovting the SUilitt, of:milt: , Fer Bheap sod Pip ''' ' s . ,' the * eyite prodneen 1n one. Thonth win whew en ox- - - :,,. - 4.,- , ,„T JiVe-FOOD FOR OATTLEhasbeen awarded , , :, -- 4,-• e •-lk _61,0„ Ity the l'enneylvams State Asrt n it ura i '- P' ,-.- " ay et the • Znhibition at P,owetton, _tete. , ''''- 'l ' -4 “' - :'437-tei'!-`.,1,f- 4, -" , --,- ,1 : rihringtfir t it,, , - N'Ewt.A l 4l l = o 4' LOOkittd-44.46ti Atitil , nortrßE-yßpa . - moruflerruptip riA , v 0101141.11 " 2,,... 11 m os me All at sitsale' Olk reti t l,ur save tigery. 600.14.4, • I a t owmaii r :)MiI'FURS G RAND ' 1 . 4 E lq:jl4 G PARIS - LONDON CLOAKS OF ELEGANT LADIES' FURS. FO - R ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, 00TOBER 10, 1850. The subscribers bet to mimeo that they will hold an EXPOSITION OF THEIR IMPORTATIONS AND MANUFACTURES FOR THE FALL AND WINTER SEASONS, ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 10Tn, AND DURING THE WEEK, On which occasion they will exhibit the largest COLLECTION Of ELEGANT GARMENTS EVER OPENED IN PHILADELPHIA. J. W. PROCTOR & CO.. THR PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM, 708 CHESTNUT STREET. GRAND. 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F. PRESTON. Sixteenth District—GEOßGE WILEY. Seventeenth District—CHAS. F. ABBOT. mekl-tlloo G RAIN MILLS GRAIN MILLS— For the Farm and Flaetation. The I RoN-PURR MILL has no equal for Grinding Fine Ideal, Feed, Coffee, Spt one, eta. by hand or Power. Fnoe Oth ano, and lea ow In operaton at 128 South SECOND Street. Agents wauted In every county .nd State b 1141/-3M rola 4 IA RETAIL DRY GOODS MOURNING GOODS. THOS. W. EVANS & CO. Would respectfully call attention to their well selected stock of the best makes of BOMBAZINES, TAMISE CLOTHS, MERINOES AND cAstutrimEs, SILK WARP CASHMERES, MOUS DELAINES, POPLINS, FOULARDS, 4.c., With a full assortment of all Goode suitable for 's MOURNING. 818 AND 820 CIIESTNIIT' STREET. ocU-3t WINTER STOCK, STAPLE AND FANCY. EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND ARCH, Are prepared tomtit familias with their WINTER DRY GOODS. - FRENCH MERINOES, LADIES' CLOAK CLOTHS, WIDE SILK VELVETS, BROCIIE LONG SHAWLS, FINE WOOLLEN do., 4.4 ALL WOOL PLAIDS, FASHIONABLE DE LAINES, Do. PLAID SILKS, SUPERIOR BLACK SILKS, UNSHRINKING FLANNELS, FANCY SACK FLANNELS, FINE STOCK OF BLANKETS, CASSIMERES FOR BOYS, BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS. N. 11.—The above Goods are all at the low rates of the season. 0c.31020 CLOTHS I 1 C3LOTHS 11 I SNODGRASS & STEELMAN, IhIPORTJERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c., NO. 52 SOUTH SECOND STREET, ABOVE CHESTNUT, Are daily receiving additions to their already large 'wicker FALL GOODS. Comprised in part or Acic. AND ‘;OLURED CLOTHS, BEAVERS, " CASSIMERES AND DOESKINS, PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMHR FS, SILK, VELVET, AND CASHMERE VESTINOS,&.c. N. B.—A Partety or Cloths and Beavers suitable for LADIES' CLOAKB and MANTILLAS, all of which will be sold at reasonable prices. sZt-lf VALL AND WINTER CLOTHS, CAS. A.: SPHERES. AND COATINGS. CURWEN STODDART A, BROTHER - Call attention to the large find sned stock of goods for MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. fit low prices. Which are principally purchased at Auction and sold Boa. CM, 452, and d5l North SF:CONY/Street. n3-4t above Willow. AUCTION SILKS, FALL AND WINTER STYLES, At 66, 70. and 75 cents. Frioas very much rmluced. CURWEN STODDART Sr. BRO., 450, 452, told 454 North SECOND Street, above 'Willow RICH FALL AND WINTER 'BTYLEB DRESS SILKS AND {MCDADE ROBES, CITRWEN STODDART k BRO., 460, 452, and CH North SECOND Street, oaft-1t above Willow RICII FIGURED AND lIAVADERE SILKS, of choice style,. MIMI/RN STODDART & BRO., 150, 432, and 454 North SECOND Street. above wAlow BLANKET SHAWLS, LOND AND SQUARE, In French. Scotch, Engludi, and Ainerican fabric', of 411 the leading at lee CURWEN RTODDART k BRO., 450, 453, and 451 North SECOND Street, og-It above FRENCH MERINOS AND CASHMERES, of desirable colors, At 70. 70, and SO cents. With a full stock of in choice ordered shades. LUPIN'S FABRICS, CURWEN STODDART & BRO., 124), 452, and 4 North Second Street above Willow poULARD SILKS, In Binalc RN Colored Ernunds, choice denqnt. CURWEN STODDA RT tc Non. WI, 452. and 01 North S.KCOND trnot. 01-41 t shove Willow. IRISII POPLINS— In Black and desirable Colors. CIIRWEN RTODDART & BRO., 460,133, and 154 11°" a b Xe C WiltVirikst 03 -At LONG PROCHE SIIAWLS, Of Paris and Viennese Fabrics, in now and elegant designs. CURWEN BTODDART A. BRO., 460, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street 09-it ohcore street. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VEST (NG 8 . Fano) , Enslish Caasime rem tbr snits. Gray do, do. for Boys. Preneh, German, and American Cassitneres, in great variety. Pine Mask Preach Clolha and Doeskins. Silk Cashmere and Velvet Veatirigx. BHA RBLEBS DROTHERS, or CHESTNUT and EIfiHTII Streets. QUARPIASS BROTHERS are offering for Fall and Winter Styles— IRISH POPLINS. FANCY SILKS., RICH DE COWES. SILK RollES POPLINE VELOURS, , PRINTED CASHMERES, BRAWLS AND CLOAKS, EMBROIDERIES AND GLOVES. CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Street,. SILKS, SHAWLS, and DRESS GOODS! H TIIORNLEY & OFFRR THIS DAY Very rioli fancy Silks (or and EH cents. ExceollinslY rich for &I, worth Altl 23. Mae% Bazaderes bpd Plain color tlkp, & 0., &c. THE BESI BLACK SILK'S IMPORTED ! ! Over $3,000 worth of Broohea Shawls. Stella Shawls, in black and colored centres. French. Scotch, and American Woollen Shawls. Plain and embroidered Crape Shawls. New styles of Cloaks openl 15 All the above roods limns BOIRIOT CLOSE FOR CASH, WE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. Our store, hems centrally located, it I.lleiiiq of access rem all parts of the cits and country. N.E.corner EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN. „01 THORN LEY h 0111Wd. RAPSON'S, CORNER OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY STS., Have now open a fine assortment of BERLIN ZEPHYR WORSTED, • SINGLE. DOUBLE, AND SPLIT. The whole from the celebrated manufacturers. Hertz & Wegener, in Rerun. Our oustoiners can depend on settlaz the best article ever uttered at retail in Phila delphia, at the lowest price.. A semi:coin AssOETKIENT lEMDRoInERED A VARIETY OF BLACK CLOAK TASSEL , . .1140KIII CROCHET CLOAK FRINGE.. NEW AND DISAUTIVCL DEES. TRIMMING.. WOOLLEN KNITTING YAUNa, ALI. COWES. ZEPHYR KNIT TALMAII AND CAP, ZSPIIIR KNIT CAVITE. AND SLEEVE.. A KULL !YOKE or STAPLE TRIMMING.. AT R A PSON'B LADIES' TRIM MINHS AND ZEPHYR STORE. Our. OF muirra AND CHERRY STS. Off 2in BOYS' WEAR. MEN'S WEAR. Casauneres especinllv for lines. Coatings for Doe' fall and winter wear. Caseunerns of extra weight at al cents ; Finer g riules in Fanny. Plain, and Black. Black Doeskins, extra quality and cheap. Auction lots Black Cloths 81.30 up. Ladies' Light Colored Cloaking*. COOPER eg CONA RD. NINTH and MARKET. 11.—iinduceinenta to the Tailoring trade. ee3n DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS FROM NEW YORK. Will tic arranged this morning— Printed French Merinos, high colors. Printed French Merinos. Polka Spots. Printed French Merinos. Chintz Figures. Printed French Cnshin' Printed inutation Cashintiren. All WOlll 1931113. Satw Tr at ore. All Wool Moue do Lames, Printed in great variety of styles, and litany other kinds of firms Gonda. Also. a full line or Bay Stnte and Washington al ills Blanket, Long, and Square Shawls, of entirely new de m?ns and tine g nature:, equal to French tilneket Shawls. Alen, tricorn) et) Ins R0.311;11..18 and Stella Blanket Shawls, of entirely new downs. Black and Brown Centre Stella Thibets, from 13.60 to 513 each. Brodie Long and Square'+hawls. A now stock of Gents' Neckties. Bayou's dark Kid Moves. SARIF.S ADAMS, 09411 mi EIOIITH and ARCII Streets. WALL SHAWLS AND CLOAKS. Auction lots Shawls. at 81.80.12.00.82 M. to 81 00. tiller grades Stella Shawls. at coat and Lou. FAL!, CLOAKS. Ladies' French Cloth Cloaks of Light and Dark Shades habit Clothe. Prices range from RC to 88.60. Cloaks made to order, at one day's D 1 se2o N W TH C MA AR E T. HOARDING. rip PIIYSICTANS.—An elegant OFFICE, together with n lino Chamber, to lot to a good ten ant. ling been occupied by a VII) SIC tail (or Be% and )eant Location la a desirable pall of the tots. M amma 11. 1). W., Petit office. oc3 It . 1 110ARDINtl—To ho had, with elegant Booms at the Southeast corner of EIGHTH and SPRUCE, No. 301. .4-3 t • J3OARD vv . ANTED.—SI,2OO per year for it Private Table. Parlor, and Chambers for a identletnan and tde Wife. Loral on ;tenth of Mar ket and North of Pine, between Eleventh andNine teauth streets. Address "Y X.," this °thee. Hofer eneen exchanged. Communications strictly eronlidential. 07-3 t NEW BOARDING ROUSE.—A few Gen- Hemet) can be accommodated with Itoard ; also. A few Day-Maude re, at 16(13 SUMMER Street. ofo-at• BOARDING. —On largo Second-story Front Room vacnnt, 1215 CHESTNUT Street. Alen, ono Thad-story. auitablo for a lanlitv. 04-St' B OARDING.—EIe g ant and airy Roo, m innate and in suttee, can he had with first-clam Hoard, for the !Summer, F all, and Winter, at 131 e WAL NUT citreet. aus-2m EYE AND EAR. DEAFNESS. DR. VON MOSCHZISKEE, OCULIST AND AURIST. Dr. M. gives his exclusive atten i tinto the inedical and "ireAdi;t:,lvaNTO. the E 11: both by medics cad surgical operations on the latest soientifio „ c omplex, Dr. would be pleased to receive mem bers ot the medical faculty who wish to witness his milled of operating for the removal of Deafness, or any ope at ion on the E r E and EAR. AItTIFICtAL EY.E_II INSERTED. Office Sift South NINTH Street above SPRUCE. Office hours from SI A. M. to 1r 111., and from 4 to b P• M. I)ERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, &c.-10 per cent. err for Cash, at PARKER'S Notary and Depot, 117 N. SIXTH Stmt. oat 34 8)011-lit• SAMUEL CHUBB, Agent for the Purchase and dale of Real Estate, and the Collection of Rents. 05-lm' N 0.216 NV A LN tyr Street. AIENTON LEMONS.-250 boxes Menton ANI. Lemon,. 414itI n %modidlyttoidelettberet. WANTS. WANTED—An Out-door Salesman. ac quainted with City Sobbing and Retail trade, to cell by sample, A permanent situation to a compe tent and satisfactory' man. Address ; with name. re ferenoe, ho., J. Alanufaeturer, ' Blood's Dis patch. lt• FARTiLER WANTED.—SingIe Man to do work on ten nom, 1114. Ac. Wagen,Bloa month and &Ant. Addrcu, with referencos, ltox 1 • Ciermantown, Pa. WANTED.—A Second-hand Card Press, in good order. Address "P.," Blood's Dispatch.. WANTED—A good Second-hand Stand ing Press. Address" G., Blood's Dispatch, It• WANTED ON A FfRbT $lB,OOO Mortgage on first-class, unexception able security, without other incumbrance. Also, fir3 . ,000 wanted paid.od security. for which liberal LIBRARY will be Address "R. A. Baiter," 403 LIBRARY btreet. for full particular. o 7 -3t A YOUNG MAN WELL VERSED IN AL the rt mail Trade, with a thorough knowledge of goods, desires a Situation either In a Retail, Wholesale, Jobbing, or Coninuction House. No objection to Ding West. Good city references can be given. Address t• Business," No. nYt South Second street, Philadelphia. or-3t. WANTED—By a Young Nan, a Situa tion in thein mains, shinning or Couuniesien House, to learnbusiness. Andreas " A. A.," at this office. o7•St• WANTED—By the Ist of November, a T T House with all the modern improvements. a eated between Vino and Brown, and Fifth and Twelfth. Address '• Box 231.2." Philadelphia Post Office. lA-70 WANTED—By a Young Man 19 years of are. a Situation in a Wholesale Store. Is in telligent and writes a fair hand. Compensation not so much an object as employment in an establishment where he can obtain a knowledge of business. Beat of reference given. Address "J. P.." at this office. 03-6 t• W ANTED—A Situation as Assistant Clerk in a Wholesale house or Factory, by a Yonne roame character. can furnish the officed-testimonials na to Adaress " P.L.," of this paper. 03-bt• FOR SALE AND TO LET. FLOUR MILLS, SAW MILLS FA As cannot attend to them, I offer for salethe follow ing properties. viz A superior Flour Mill. with 3 run of stones, and ample water power. The, profits of the mill. well managed, would soon pay for tt. There is a Store and Revers! hun dred acres of good land connected with it. Alan, another water-power, with Saw and Grist Mill. situated two militia fr o m the beautiful and healthy town of Smithfield, Isle of Wight county. Virginia. Also, adjoining the town, a very superior estate of SOU acres. one-halt under cultivation. situated immediately on the water; with a large brick dwelling, It rooms, and eery requisite nut-building, all in perfect order. Also. a beautiful farm of over 30u acres. good knd. tm methately Nanneninnd river, near village of Chuck a tuck. lO miles from Bmithfield..oysters, crabs, and fish abundant* Will be sold together or in parts to suit purchasers. Terms easy. If tho Flour Mill is not sold soon. I wish to get a m -0031111, wtlierperitnted, to tube char ge of it. For further particulars, address , MAI S. JUNIUS WILSON. Smithfield. Isle of Wight Co., Ye Reference—LIPPINCOTT Si PARRY. S. W. corner Market and Second qtreets. 08-stnt him Philadelphia TrIST COMPLETED, AND FOR SALE CHEAP—Several of those tinnilsome and eons's vient DW ELLINGS, south side of STILES Street, be low Thirteenth. Gns. troth. hot and cold water. nine yard, and built in the most substantial manner, Terms elms , to these within[ to provide a home, and a rare Minns.° Ibr ins estment to capitalists. Apply to ocS 30' JAMES W. PACKER. N 0.1211 award avenue. COW FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—Part Durham; cnit Dr. Goddard ea. Apply nt Carpen ter and Gresheon road. Germantown. Price Q4i. It • SECOND -STREET STORE TO LET, No. 105, one door below Chestnut. Suitable fnr any busi ness. Also To Let. fine. well-lighted Room, fie. WI CARTER Street. below Post Office. It. - FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.—A hand- Immo Cottage mad grounds on LOCUST Street, between Mary and William Streets, West Philadelphia. will be exchanged for a pleasant and convenient city dwelling. Lot sa by 186 to a taobetreet, stable on rear. The house has nil modern conveniences, and in in perfect order. Possession given immediately. Apply to ROBERT REID. on Premises. oS-6t• or N. AV. corner HACH and JUNIPER., FOR SALE—The Beverly (N. J.) Drug and Prescription Store. Also. Ilia practice or Physician. Apply on the I/YerhNes, or 13ort WALNUT Street, Ph le pi la. It S6,OCK) - SIX WELL-SECURED OVIJ• Ground Re❑te. SI MD each for Rale at a fiIIICOUTIL Apply to JOHN it_ COLAHAN, ad-stunt:lo Hi South EIGHTH Street. $l,OOO TN CASH AND $l,OOO IN Merchandise. to be loaned on security. Address Box en. Philadelphia Post Office. od-7t • FOR SALE—The desirable dwelling at the N. W. corner of FOURTR Ilad BUTTON WOOD Streets. Lot Pl feet a melaes, by 85 feet deep. Has all the modern enncentenees. JHORAOH FRITZ. Conveyancer, A. W. corner NINTH and SANSOM Streets. PO RENT—Desirable Dwelling, with GU and BATH. No. MI North FIFTH Forret. HORACE FRITZ. _ Ir B. w. corner NINTH and SANdOM Streets. TO RENT—Convenient Dwelling, No. Sll North FIFTH Street, with all the modern convenience/. HOIIACF FRITZ. It' Si W. corner NINTH and SANSOM Streets. TRENT—The ._,Four-story Store, rfonn 'HMO Street. ITORACH FRITZ. S. W. corner NINTH end SANSOM Streets rro RENT—The line new Store, No 112 South EIGHTH Street,Cheorint. VOA SALE—A medium size Fire-proof Safe. Farrel & liernnes make. Will be and eta low price. having no furtheLuse (or It. by REHN dt VERETT. No. lei North FRONT Street. n7-et.ii' aFOR SALE-1924 CHESTNUT Street, Handsome Pour-dory TheeHine in complete or der,. Immediate possession. Thres-story Doable Bock (iuildioss. Lot .135 feet deep to Ransom street; 22 feet ront; 2 Heaters; Gas in army Room; Hot end Cold Yates, with all modern Improvements. Terms seer. Apply to :desire. GUAISIRY & SON, Ntd WALNUT Street. of tit A PE R SONAL CHANCE—The Store to rent and Fixtures for vale. otLA. B.A.LOVE'S vplenthd Fanny Grocery SIOXS, SEVENTH and BROWN Streets. Insitire on the prennves, or at their Tea Store, Vaunt, and Coeetnut. ot-fit oil A NEAT AND UONV EN lEN T MI/Dwelling to rent, No. 824 North SIXTH Street. $4OO per annum. apply' at No 4.30 Market street. 04-6 t ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-A Tory superior Trotting Mare and Patcben Colt pill lee sold at Public sale, at the house of STACY B. CAMPION. Mount Holly,Burlington county. N. J., on SATURDAY. Oct. 8, at I o'clock. The above Mare is p }we old ,sotted and kind in all harness; has trotted in public 2 into. 45 sec. The Colt is j months old, and is pronounced by competent judges to be one of the most prouusisy Mare Colts ever sired by "G. M. Patel ' s... , Pale lenutive, to close the Estate of late D. B. PEA COCK. THOMAS H. MOOR, 08 81 . Administrator. - - FOR SALE. The Subscriber will Anion of the entire Stock of FINE MONUMENTS STATUARY, HEAD AND FOOT STONES . , &o, tt e. AT THEJONUMENT MARBLE ARD, o. lab ARCH Street, eat of Eighteenth street el-lin WM. HII.L MOORE. FOR SALE OR RENT—A large atv.A. Mantic Brick HOUSE, with all the modern no. proceine is ; hot and cold water, gas, heaters. &c.. al in complete order, No. 96 Union street, Burlington, N.J. Apply to E. P. 1111 tiDLETON, IS N. FRONT Street, or to THVNIAS UFO DALE, se2l.tf I3URLINUTON, N. J. gs, Al' PUBLIC, SALE—On SATURDAY, ...T..oct.=, 1359, on the premises " A Valley Farm," In Cheater county, ruljotrunc Cain Station. on Penn sylvania Railroad. three miles west of Downingtown. containing 1 Acrea of excellent quality of Land. with good Buildings. and possess= sunny advantages of water, wadi, end other conveniences. For further var. ttculare call upon J NO. E. FOX. Executor, e21.1m• No.ll South THIRD Street. Phila. ADJOURN'D SA LE OF ORIZABA IRON WORKS, AND SOPHIA FURNACE. hNEW CASTLE, PA.,) &e.—The sate of Ho+ psepe rty as been adpoirned until the Third TrESPAI of Ski tobor, nt 11 o'clork, A. M., nt the I)derchants* Eir• Pittxharg, rennt)hranta, with the billow:1m modification of the terinnol sale, viz.: One fourth of the vurchnno sciAney payable to hand, and the residue in one, two. end three Sean. with Interest , to be se cured in ouch manner as the trustee, may determine, in addition to niortsase en the prenown. se2l sit RNA)), WILKINS, & CO.. Trustees. TO LET—A Second-story Room, conve nient to the State House, suitable for a Lawyer's Office. Apply 431 CHESTNUT Street. ale fgi FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SA LE.- /la The subecnber, in concentrating his business on Chestnut street. west of Tenth street.odern for sale. upon reasonable terms, Molarse manufactory, with out buildings and large lot of groom' froottng on Sixth, Mar shall, and Master streets, suitable for almost any' lugs manufacturing business. For particulars inquire ALFRED FITIA.R. Conetlanear, N 0.31 N. SIXTH Street. or to the subscriber, No. Ific9 CHESTNUT St. WM. L. ROGERS. AT LIT ABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. The Subscriber will offer tot see et public auction. on 'TUEBDAVthe 1411, day of October nest. at 13 o'clock, at the 'Howard House. in the town of Elkton, In Cecil county, in the State of Mari laud, the lollow - fli f.cMi l ge l i% a fine timber and wood lot, consast 'nUtrlV. ri e l s an 'l it ls sixl r a ch ac es ies of fine cleared arable land, the balance in timber, and being in the whole 2:4) acres and 13 perches. Lot Nct. 3-13eing a good farm, with suitable build ings.Co.l6llllK of 203 acres 2 roods and 21 perches— lou acres good wood and timber, and the rest cleared land. lot No. 4—Consisting of a fine wood and timber lot of lot acme 2 roods and 25 perches. Lot No. s—Also vets tine wood and timber I Ind of 124 acres end 20 perches. 1..0t. No.6—Contisting of 74 acres and 2 perches—SS acres cleared, and the balance in fine timber. No. 7—Being 133 acres nod 33 perches or whir' are cleared, except nixed 12 acres. No. B—Being a farm consisting of 1.41 acres 1 rood and M porches, u ith all suitable buddies upon it-100 nee. Milt aced land, nod Si acres in wood. easily cleared. 9-11eing a Curio of 197 acres 2 coals and .11 Perches. of n loch there 120 Wes of cultivated land, with good buildinse, the rest fine timber. Ni,. le—Consisting ol 1.3.1 acres of very fine land, with mutable buildings. No. 11—A very fine wood and finite lot of 23 acres MO 6 perches. N.. of excellent farm, 'with good buildings, con noting of IS2 acres and 15 perches, all cleared except 40 acres tlf wood and timber land. No. 13—A very fine term connoting of about 200 :acres, with an excellent fatin-houge and mutable outbuild ings. N o , 11—Containing 114 sores 1 rood and 19 perches of InnJ, and has upon it a large steam saw inili in gaol roßair. Yio. wood and timber lot of 53 acres 3 roods and Iperches. No. 12—Alen, a lot of very fine timber and wood, con taining 193 acres and 31 porches. This property lies in a body, and is situated in the low er or southern part of New Castle county. Delaware: it is about equally distant from Philadelphia and Balti more, between 61) anal 711 miler.. The mad from ant X road to Smyrna runs through it. It is distant from Smyrna about 6 Hides in a northwestern direction—ilia about 8 miles from Middletown. and is sttunted between Sand mica from the Debawa re Railroad. Thin proper ty has on the highest portion of the peninsula betotsen the two bays—the waters on the one side running into the Delaware, and on the other into the Chesapeake. The situation of the property is believed to to very healthy . and there is not an acre of awnmp land in any art or it. Its natural soil is very fine, constattng of Intim of clay and sand, and when worn, easily tuacepti de of iniprovement. Every lot or farm has an outlet upon a public road. The woods consist for the tarot part of t v he various kinds of oak, chiefly the white oak, which isvery fine. The terms of the sale are one-fourth the purchase money to he paid in cash, and the balance in equal in stalments of 1,2, and 3 years from the day of ode credit payments to hear semi-annual interest. nod to be smeared by the bonds or notes of the purchasers. Those who wish further information will apply to the subscrtber. or his agent. Mr. 7. H. DELAY . who ra nkles at Millington, Kent county. Eastern Shore of Ma ryland, who will show them the land. 0. 1,. DtiI.ANY, No. 59 Courthind street, Baltimore. $50,000 TO LOAN, IN BUMS TO SUIT APPLICANTS, upon Diamond., Watches, Jewelry, Guns, Mel ohandme, Clothing, &0., on moderate terms, by JONES & CO., Brokers. northwest corner of THIRD and GAB KILL hareem, Wow Lombard. Established for the lim n year.. Offum hour. from T A.M.to7 P. M. Geoond-hand Gold tvi4 Stlvet atohos, eirdirml rltaka e, warranted germane. ( or eater heap, at one-half thserissnal ono. .1%144n-sr L PVERING'S SYJI'UP, in hhds. and Ws., at ietluaad yriael tar aVr JAhißB & co., 630 Win* &eel, AMUSEMENTS. "WA B, II I : , T , U L T-S e TREET H TIIKATRE. THIS (A ... Y) RNlkkame. Oct.?". • CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE. Charlotte Chaplet . , Alias Massie Mitchell KATTY SHEAL. Katt,. O'Sheal. as Maggie Ilitehell. To conclude with UGOLLNO. Count Cgolino, Mr. H. A. Perry. Scats chants it.—Dress Circle, (Seats smeared with out extra) ceatt ; Panne!, (Seats sacan at 60 cents )37X ; Second Tier acid Panuly Circleiand Third Tier. 23 cents ,• Private Boxes. 'wording to their ltemle, ft!and SS; Single Seats in Orchestra, and Pnraie xes, ZS cents. Box Office open daily, from 10 until 2 o'clock * when seats can be secured in advance. fVATIONAL THEATRE, w WALNUT Street < totween THEATRE and Ninth. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON. Oetober it() (Commencng at two o'clock) Will be presented the Opera of bINDERELLA. Cinderella, Little Jenny. - THIS EVENING. JEMMY TWITCHER IN ENGLAND. Jemmy Twitcher, Muter G. W. Marsh. And the new fares of A TRIP TO CONEY ISLAND. Septimus Singleton, Master G. W. Marsh. Doors open at 7 o'clock; Performance to commence 7%. Admission 3 Seents, a over M. house; ChtlAleen 13 cents. WiIEATL EY & CLARKE'S ARCII STREET THEATRE,. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, Oct. 8, Y O'MORE. Rory O'Mote , Mr. ROR Collin& To conclude with THE DUMB MAN OF MANCHESTER. Tom, the Dumb Man. Mr. Wood. &kir or Parca..—Adnuesion, 33 cents ; Secured Seats in Dress Circle, .17.% oents; Parquet, no cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock; Derformanoe to commence at 7% o'clock precisely. AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. RAVELS AND MARTINETTI FAMILY. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. October S. THE MAGIC TRU3LPET. Clown. Gabriel Itsuel. TERPSICHORE; OR, FETE OF THE MUSES. Terpsichore, Mlle Maria Remiecart. THE DEFIANCE. By Julien - and Philippe Martinets. Grand Evolution's on the TIGHT ROPE, by Marietta Zanfretta, Young America, and Mons. Lehmann. Pa mgr.—Parquet. Parquet Circle and Balcony, 00 eta.; Family Circle and Amphitheatre.= cents. Bon Office open from 10A. :liL till P. Doorse Seats can be secured without extra charge. open at o'clock. Performance to commence at 71,1 o'clock. THE INIMITABLE DOESTICKS MORTNMHRTHOML,PHNA. ESQ. SQ. I" Doesticks."/ Will deliver his humorous Poem on " Pluck" before the IR VINO LITERARY INSTITUTE. on THURS DAY EVENING, October 13. Dcd, at MUSICAL FUND HALL, commeacans at S o'clock. Admission es cents. TWELFTH male at HAZARD'S., N. W. cor. and CHEST NUT. SPENCER'S, No. Me CHESTNUT. - HOOKER'S. W. con EIGR TH and CRETTNUT. HAZARD BROS.. NO. T 1,4 CHESTNUT. M A RTI EN & CO.. N 0.604 CHESTNUT. PARRY & AIcMILLAN, FOURTH and CHEST NUT. CALLE.NDER & CO., THIRD and 'WALNUT. G. C. ROWER. SIXTH and VINE. H EN B E W SER,S IXTCHa IGwEENT H. McI.:2 O N w 'C T ILT H -190.111 D'S GAIETIES—RACE ST., GREAT 817COES9 Op T. GR. o ORIGINAL " JIM chow." - - HERNANDEZ THE WONT ER. EVERY VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENT COMPANY IN BEST COMPANY IN PHILADELPHIA. 10. 13 Jou, CENTS. THE 511RTYR11011 OF HUSS is st , D e aV t aL w E iti eria° l l ? lU n c„,V,t e , - P= ,: of the ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. Oven daily, from 9 A. Ai. 101 l II P. AL, One _ P.M. Admuorion SS oonta. , • SANFORD'S OPERA ROUSE, '-:.,104= kJ ELEVENTH stmt. between Chestsat and ChliinktS, fIt tb. A.STILOUPE. HAREV e R n A r the *nest Companr IR th e wodd. In their exeellenmea entry sonsatat. 84.11FOILD appears -- Ent,' arming in luiArass Sole of Charistera. Doors an. Commenoe at Admission s cents. Chuhtran U loan.. oct-Int CRICKET.—TIIE GRAND INTERNA TIONAL CRICKET 11ATCH between the beet Eleven playere of all England. and Twenty-two of the Potted Stateam It take place nu the St. Game's Geoand. at the Northern terminus of the Tenth end Eleventh dtpad. on MONDAY. Wk.DNESDAV, and P 14 1 641 6 1 4 . 1 , October 10,13, end 13, Commencula M o'clock A. M. BECK'd BAND has been entered CO? the (*mien. Comfortable seats will be provided for the aocanunods non of ladies. OY ADNISIIJON.—Day tickets cents Season tieliete. 81. To be had at the gate. or of the Seaman. By order of the Committee. CHARLES H. T. COLLIS, Seer. 6LI Walnut syre*S. N. B.—Carriage.domn heads North cm Twelfth Meet. 03.11 SPORTING. SUFFOLK PARK. TROTTING. MONDAY, Cletober nab. — 8 300 PREM / 8300! A GRAND HANDICAP sWEEPSTAKES. MILE ligATB. Three in fire. between L.ADV- . TOWN, WILLIAM WHEATI.K.T, end SNEAK. George Nugent names Wm Wheatley, to wagon. IG. Goadin names Lady Town. in herpes. G. Whi na ha hardrest or wagon. uente. N. B. e gates of the Park are open roans pat iii, free. at all times, except premium dsys. It. JAMES H. KM ,LY, PP:indent. CARPETIAGS, OIL CLOTHS, ste. BALLY & BROTHER. IZ:=3l WILL OPEN TO-DAY EEIZZI ENGLISH TAPESTRY CARPETS. OF NEW PATTERNS, AT ONE DOLLAR A YARD, ENGLISH INGRAINS SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS TO MERCHANTS BUYING OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES. BLABON & SMITH. MANUFACTURERS OF OTL CLOTHS, 146 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA We tante the attention of deCets to our large stnek o{ FLOOR. TABLE, AND CARRIAGE OIL CLOTRe, GREEN GLAZED OIL CAMBRIC, a beautiful arncle f,r shades. The largest cock of WINDOW SIIAI)E8 and BUFF HOLLANDS in the market. at prices which defy competition. att3l-2m REMOVALS. TAYLOR, GILLESPIE & CO., =l3 UNION STEAM SUGAR SEFINERY No 33: ST. JOHN STREET No 119 SOI•TII FROST STAFIEr RI9 mwflOtte REMOVAL. The Subscrlher hsnng REMOVED TO 265 MARKET STREET, (The store far merly ozeupied by 3. B. Ellison A SOCIO. Would tall the attention of 1 are to kill }Aria. alri3ll*. • selected 'rock of CLOTHS, OYERCOATINOS, C,ASSIAIERDI, BATINETT:I, VESTINGS, TAILORS' TRINLI:ING-3. And CI other goods adapted to Men and we. JOHN V. TERRY, 235 MARKET STREET. REmovAL._-MARTIN Li: WOLFF have Removed to Y,'. 331 Al ARK ET Street. South srda below Fourth, where they oiler n ehotre !ma k :Tumor of Fall sad Winter Goods. at very tow hums. vl.l-2ra MILLINERY GOODS. BVAIIBURTON, 1004 CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH 300 S. SECOND ST., BELOW SPRUCE ST Has lust received a beautiful supply or COIFFURES. CACIIRPEIGNES, CROWN PIECES, AND BARB,; In real and imitation, of the newest Paris Paih,ors WARBURTON. 30G SOUTH SECOND ST., BELOW SPRUCE ST 1004 CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH ocr-tt•it IRS. M. A. KINO will open Winter 31i1 13 linery on THURSDAY. Octobor 13th. at No.r SECOND 6treet, above Chestnut. oc3-6t• MEDICINAL. SCROFULA, WHITE SWELLING, k7HIP DISEASE. TETTE% SCALD READ. Eruptions of the Elkin generally. and all Humors and Inas:armee of the Blood. are radically and permanently cured by the oelebrated IMPERIAL DEPURATIVE. It bas been a very important agent in the cure of CANCEROUS DISEASES by Dr. Lounsberry A C0...f0r a number of years past. and itsgreat value in the cure of Cancers is abundantly established by the many cures effected be it. In SCROFULOUS affections ita remarkable cure tire effect has never been equalled. It cures the most ol.in riatesnees. TE.TT.E.R. SCALD DEAD, and all Eruptions of the Skin, resibly yield to a moderate use of th:s 1f ed.ame. Malignant Ulcers and Sores are 'readily cured by the see of a few bottles. Preyetred and sold bl hIncNICROL Late Loonsberry .t No. 50 North FIFTH Street, below Arch. • .• • • . For sale by the following Draseists: J. F. Long & Co.. Lancaster; C. W.Eptins. Fotts , 7 l le; I. Raaer, 4esding •S. S. Stevens Read.. T. &. McClintock, Liston; Yu. Given, West Cheater; &abler. Norristown ; Simon Ran,Bethlebem ; Dr.Lire sey, .Mew Ho.e ; Dr. Leslie, Bristol; Schmidt & CO.. Allentown • Lllis & Bell, Atunk, Fa; J. D. Trenton ;La Cour, Ha md en; Brewster & Bridgeton ; obertson & panicott. Salem. N. J.1.M0- Wilmitiaton ; L. 8. Hoopes. Wilmingtoa ; T. E. Haminersly, Milford, Del.; and Druggist, tanoraal. isl)-atutbdinic FIRST PREMIUM AT THE LATE 11 STATE FAIRwAs awarded to ALLMAN A ZEHNDER. for the Lest Extra Fano Flour and In - dian Mold. alt of which are forts!, at lowest cash nu n, at taw Flour Depot, FUVRTH and VINE. .4 - t4'
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