The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, September 12, 1860, Image 4

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„ : , - ,nedeale,mr .D.4oster, - "tisad r.”. In An n etosMni fines-
Tie Last IllitThloir 01 1 ialiltlibittr o lotOWW`• 'ibtikeesoes Nene you tes.atikad r the Deapporatin
• .owe 03 4ittoOP:'`„..:!' , ;;;;:d -- s t riorgker. I l liglettreilAso me na tro e
iCorresecin The Potal,_,; •
Bl.P.Vt i rk }B - '.°Mt. , taqte betraitrior
A short retrentarawvoivr
has led to 14ailt*WWWORII': 4 : :.t. 4: : *11104117 : 41 - 1 4 ent: P 1 e Prooliartrepiaufte;4:o4mafiriaillas l ea , yeti retilrad''
Farnham, rtheiiirettitilto,V l W, preuldent r otrizo i v iri-,06-a-if anti
doubt, the laeffirodthokeflips 4 PAP'
_spirited a d dr ess. after4 l 4lo: , Dr, homes el, Jones
t Bunker Motu lam-read • *snow of reeolutioas, whack were unamoußof
did battinfor freedrei,e • adopted: i • •• • •
ly, little was or • " Old - . •
Ussole Parnipoe,,4l9oiliFaffiestionately. ope'
ihmlUarly tiroad, 4 liiiNlXWOOmu_
of eountry 7 big•=44lili'.:',lWoOlOstir of, the, town
where he beilisid Scare bit, in Hip
em se of his lateArinFtis Or JoAX oration, at B,w,
ton, Mr, MdialfAritTlo,lo , lwilatt: to; the
of the Rendettei, lidd bo . witivia
DO , a Oleo aillagttilivlinnt SAO
**battle of Banker Able:
assertion ivy ed. tdialwiitiii netts' aiikin of ,tise
oonntryo andliiiiiiiiiiiiiiihrielie - COn*MOd 'it WY
pcisineing tkarosoahle pabiatish` whi; 'NMI - Mead
in their mid* alat,aimihd.
of these wittt. tiditie*te'ltilow,,,t l l. o blewt WV*
these werifeatidryo. , Qii the 70aJitrylliti "residents ' I" 0 """
of Aoton_ankibaparioniidifig3iillOges, belebrated_,
eke oompletier 9t Mr. Ferlitotrell 104 th 7001 %i
suitable dinionstrations, Milton Mills, N. ~...b.
about a i half distant from the old, `gen
tleman'i residence, andninos.then, the, prim:
hi
ring notiolidikrilideliretion, a great number of
tourists and trniiiiirellike visited the old man,
while scarcely a daY star passed by without letters
having been received from Ni pert. of the, Teton
—the writers thertotiolieithig - theOld'Orilleman's
autograph, pr seeking the eolation'of some knotty
point relecivii,tOtbe genealogy. of the 'Farnham
flooll7, or et suite Other feta* eakipmed to be kith,,
and kin te thmti:-1 2 ' •-•-
I presume that' ittOi r Oorrini e ndent *Wien kith
self to bailie only one, or lolly to rite lets
ter, and request answers which it woidd:reiptire
the constant lobar ,of, an innantenals to reply to.,
Mr. Paynheini.bewsPer," apptarslo' lbe lammed
with the interest, fatten In him, ,and ricsisivenell
visitors courteously; entering 'friiiiiinWeioniiirsii
tion with them, and' readily, replying to' ill qua- -
tions the* °hoot& to ask. 'On Baturdity - last I
visited the old innin; and dined at the them Wise;
at the inviiiilin of Mr. Jebillarithim—bbleeold
son—now in his 68a yeer-a_wbo ; WA his wlp and
two lowli Wm. 'Tim old gentle.:
man one iimis tilde; hiebrii orble sally
He said that he.enlisted hostkis either', farm, in
New Hampshire, with several - other young - men of
his age, (eighliess), aid: they were immediately
marched - hi ilinsibridgewhisit pleas they reached
only the day pinions be the battle of Bunker Hill:
He reeelleiils *battle mash' better than ha reed
loot, motto*** have- wowed within 'Moped ,
twenty yenta. - H. , deserlbes the !eerie to have
been one of liinvible`carnege; He lubseqiiently
served ittiltAti Rsvotntio army daring theli
eampahrp;Ma 1775 , to • 1777, and atthe' tonal's
tion of the Vier 'dila' ibiwn on the fani; 'thin - a
wild wildersess overgrown with Arrest trees, on
which he his since a .- Be 'ided built - him a log
but, and Hied r
alone; employing, his time in
felling the trail, and clearing the soil for cultiva
tion. Thus he existed, like a hermit, for ibur long
years, when, growing weary of his oollhade, he—
fa twenty-eighth year—married one biehltable
Bean, the'dintglitir - or a neighboring settler, and
brought her_ betas to- enliven' his dreary abode.
By hanks; Unload serer children, !tyro; of, whom
Thotd : audio/n*ll'4 face is much wrinkled, and.
his form is slightly bowed ; Adhere*
appeenta thin eighty yearsof age. • His
facultlei ars seareeiy impaired, with the exception
of a sliglit4italiniss7and a' Mimeo of sight when
he lays aside his .speetaeleit, which. belonged to
his median - end are; be says, at least one hundred
and 114,Viiii old -He bisiii4 vary gine
lookbignid mob, and'new, after having, lived full
half;a --- „,spitti'ineyOud the - ordineity - dentition of
humnitlife,lni looks is if be wire likely to MI a
fall skoitilifotelleie; - Is habits ate,and idway
have lisec;:ilinlde:initAabir•. To ttls r ierlospo
he id WOW for 10104triskt- *eft. ;;He is
in emir - health, and 7:4_ eheerfal. - Every day;
scunsier..iiiiwkabiritike, he sabres to rest at
P. M., and rises* SA:M.—always praying aloud,
before miring, and en rising from his bed: , lie
Is a very religious man; hiving been a member of
the Free-Will Baptist. Church for eighty years.
He speeds mueh of his time 'II reeding his Bible,
and in walking 'about the field in which his cot
tage steads, on, thi site' of the old log-cabin. He
elm itatkiisa good deal—a living proof to the de
votian " trial " that it is not
-prejudicial to
besith - ot-bingevity = end be always gathers the
vied to kindle his lire, refusing to let
_any one
undtwiidci iti.tesic for, ,
Portion Ihri "atone bri ef particulate - Mei 14 of
interest to -the reidein of Your valuable journal ;
If moilerkelkaWehit 'the old man again, I may
probably Fend you another and a longer letter.
do., • W . D
Dersiose.rittie fAis.,Raising in - the First
Ward..
A far oa aid inthisideutio matting of the I?eeno
ornilirkilfzen, of Abe First ward was held on MU
data** at Ahe• &use of Colonel James 'laic
. Cliiitey, corner of ,Tenth And - atalarVialfar, upon
the tatemeicar - Of raising a ;large leg bearing -the
Daiwa °tl' lioness, Maims, Roeter, - lailarnan,
Randall, and - the while Demotreatio Reid.' - •
Thejinating Crpnirid in the hall In the mood
story. bat the room - being unable to • contain one
tbirdwf the - number in attendance, an adjourn
ment was Made to a fonaltati wagon stationed is
front of, the. building, from whence the speaking
-took Place. - .
abarailiCsimen Was brought out, which made
the ring with its thunder,. , •
CiWela R. VrPower wad chosen president, and
a minter of vice presidents and noretarleir were
•.
apPollited. • •
Vim, Sakti/ tie - olmir,`Captelat Power.anide • a
abort i n tiloi a b - , Pilidlittifibe lasatias to
stand lay ell tho etigniar nominations Of-the Demo
oritiO:pirly, stationet - etata, and local, which men.
dumb were readied with rounds of applaum.
Alfa' thinking the inviting for the bonorixabferred,
Captain Power intrOduesdßiehard R. Young, : lbq.,
of .thai derenth warCwho'jipoka sitfolhiwa :
' -, 4 briwoWor ificwann it; YOViCa,
fliarrer-Cruzints rto - - itto ion; flattering
i Pe aT e i reVel c ient i Vr • ongir.'l ;ro do hza lng
i T n:
male, as am highly anti at the open rtanity sled
*do is ne bets. w Moak' from ins birth-
OW lemon d tar native bath. Wahl
due. my Mi.d. old Jlekmendlo, district,
16 mid and emirs VOW. pad my voiles,
em anwea somas, hammer OM LU5•171419 Yid i=anoa
- • u rarCrA l efiliAnnis t is upon,;s. Ths tam:-
oils steer granda l lArt erg, are mirbed oar °see um
ligltirmegAkegmt, zat . o l zmum c l i g w it a tOr i. l
erlagreimTo — whoes ha:l%rd at 1060 =Ars we
ra l • P i gst a l= there Is P i train in paMt ti
emwrweenr, end. sooner or later. the anta . nand of
1.1 f i g i = s eatirat i rgedLinarrony o r " kr i d l o ra
fire n r oc eirilMalis hawwwur mt l earnmacof oar se m.
r. frit* the iale of the t i p , Rouse, at
-• alidt dnsten, tee ranee r asnme,mae au Men:
hued. et midnight. I lao, proclaiming, n his andel'
' f4MlargAtZl=74TlVlatitltt
pin rano emmudatit bir_tha irememoir. lit, miiii
hoard.
Mo . %Übe ilMo=aWigtemy.• ttkit;adVirloeal
zw.!,a.tai,..... -.4.44!...117111:417e:
41- am Leer ,of surely to the. friM
- • niettaind Dezeocrets cube eountrm
• r I toting o tr: zareiln d : Ivi i .7 ofriut !pi ,
NO A t las haii bee: r s e a gularly M i rmastlr ail tat
fp
, - t
Upon the antaeal i tAf ready - nornhastlona, end matt,
, , radon an to the rresioanor e i maw aensP
:a renci t z t re •so any am eigweielly when
maker se it comma that ofinage coaster to
- have men. re Winn asstending so w in the precise
l t
ti _ ;gam In isia.ffietimaiml Pierce
' ililt ands.ri m uiesnen MIMIC Wady and Irmo.
nobly luroce-tb e , Atristends, of non-Intervention.
Let IMO now, Mime tlieM. speak In onr noble stand,
and Wirer in thiamin learfelZineal-etrorgl• our
country hie eyed enoountered—o Stoeh Doug*,
the man of the tamer, the law Ha y ruts *Mt
deigns WO. who itat+iritzpnlti ll y, ba d lyrig not golly
. for le' unkra - pf . 0 one Mi mmearable,
bel r the arm, es oit ninon - or tie mend
;I.'. znig, P ula bit'llviar ir M . t u rint i r f ies LAl
/ kli„ from hie boyhood , us to -that twa t, ' 80.
ii i, l4 ll• er t otylrelit a ft 3 1 cjitiT.L.11.. r th o l i
~ im. sow.. of the Thome States—re all
hgeZarreatnra march it , ard..ltto4ttitgt g
: r If lral its an iri t i t 4===
- 'lr =X t .
:t at !to 1i t.0 4
3 :ria k toolit i otre bS atti atlTir m fi rr i rd
' : , ,./antsLitiliartooiatioltuteattetartt at Nee;
Jar Pusattrai Jliefito Jen neon hisi
Fa tit -traf: In niejtinsto of the-unitee -States lie;
,ritaadothe Vaster mina ; modem midommeglied; In his,
'' ,: regret Witte ger i catitoks and entitioloss,
threats M
' fd ' o r lot t ritil t l L raz i v;
4 .,,..e.
...„ _wor Ty 0011 d settee mm front Thing
and ty. ook. w-eigrauw, aLtherralaßtr,'
displayed pa ?ter 6n A. paws. tam de ames on-, '
Ghanian st Quisinnati. Itur usgt animism vondabio,
452 debtor ter the domination. IMO mr. nuelianan•
meived initt communes imattostrothe rots%
mdse Dennis, tiepin' him theta entitled to the ten-,
third mite , moo tr . : and is obedience to thirthototla
of honor, tell/graft:o to hie (rimed Itioherdson to Mith-i
draw his name la at tpat Me th en [lmmo on p of
remurylvams shoal res the unnalismas vote of the'
Convention, which he , and was moolaimed the no
minee of the part, _h eat %a a oi t i meip d amo itt
War . raeritimir tayarte. fedi: Swami
- ' ' Wan Mold 'the llod t., DOMOM
der t4atsv i :t "errionallit at Ortalidtli ilk
been tin - bitter end omohortuto keel Wevinsed,
tawnier I Mitioye hitt,noinV at NOltiMorli. Cam
_ invented, be more bits 1 ' tlie dietetesit noble
;gt =Cabe mare
P tl ia oAd i t n irel& MR;
i il i, ..b... t .L. t int. tap resider nom ire o •
? '.prep e argg of trillis==l4ltdrelell.4
ITO irate theimwileit, idtighest initle s r%
, v.. , ottodutoottttrotow. Ittret, , •
yhtp_Appluoohlotar Ilitiettill `
be taiddi ..
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MA R 0,0 K. S , •
mantweerruitma •
r . " '' ciii l o 3 iftlqt r Ol t.ms„
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4 " NECtimontsvEyesositi NM.
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fe s REs ' bima. lB6: ;!, k6 e,ftvtwh ybk
n valr g tostSto 1111A nk OrIsh 1094190wineo,
sr, ' roisnles fts•
nigotiated ittAir rites. BAND:
R timsoms for sale to 7ortstowit , e Potts:
pear plums. F , ill if% j t and
1014 m Priirmitormis.
NICHOLISON,
sr • . Ataitifietuf
lIIIIRIE_LINEN and. ARILEILLES
- nunOME AND 00 Lane,
A large and abode modulate. sad :MILL main.
7allrly, on and, unto whiohl usttioularlrinette the
Atlantan .of 'OAIIIU Lad' sroutetemenen • 1111011,T , TISIB
E Comer of. SECOND and ARM Stree i b Wa
g
BATLIB TRUMAN,' - •
,AryonvEY-mr-I.4w, ti
41 9MMteittl lnms " 4 . l.l , 4l ", Is ""
!slur villti o elf/r2.:
rve l lill O nt y pfu timu& m 7 t r ualitago,..hea r i
sortie woardi r o s o / " .raiM To
vootmenta or oney. Ilatisfatitory moot Py.eo,
Irtora immd. • sm.=
AILFOR THII-80IITILr--011ARUES-
Im ifiloitMa alliun.
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t?" "W
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ro, Orf.ltl.
Tao ILL _II etosanohip =wt nu M as-
Cta ii s r . P. niarshmanor in mot on tanurdor 4lootoro
r 15th, at 10 o'clock ,
- kin 4 r t i oanu nirrAPlT l 84 Ma,
Tie 01', IL ifall g_ A OP GEORGIA,
Owtaln John a. Garvin: • Giff Neon ThutidaY. Sea
timber 2). at, 141 *Wok A. /17. ..
Werktasino:oll.l.ft
ivo" -r ilreaTiß, and in igarWas 1:6 6 13
4 . ,
V s kte are n 6 - 1,/ i r k fa l i a Sscri li r rim E e r ;
Ye at te d u=ns Gri m far Low&
At ghtledent
or
Wes
;earl dowers or da an w ith ria=.rt.
s t
ror mu a in the literMi t Tara •
;height and A Isati=et of ds
shipped ISonthWi li arsTP re
tban by sailing vase , ...rends= being 0374-71r4
rile. -... .
G. --ImionellAN L l Widab i tztir t e i ll
E1i0n774. ' ''"
. 0 011ti n Air m . "1"..
Fare by this rant° it lO per 005+ re? than by
the Inlimd= as to seenby e 01107:11-
Aare.. TOMO' 010951 m Pl= 015 ale,-
toward 64m I, t O5
larstrbol route, 056011 and Saman
lan 10 antitataarr :
in , 114 . .=LIATON"
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ia—...;.' 60 00 moon— 23 00
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. 00 . 051 01 2—.. II 00 , 1200150—..... 21 00
-- 56 Os bony. , .... at 00
' air . Zratans--. NI 75 ornery 25 00
a 5007110........., 27 76 e......._... ., As 00
Km:amigo-- 566• - 020,1..—. 69 76
Memphis ago
I: bi gilit? ' ... -14"1 : 4 17, th
otl= IV ". nd
Irk& above VI/tarp al p
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126 ORTH WHARVES.
Agents jr, RarlestonT it iMa.
P Far P/A
ida from
O lt lisiest g on,s g tetiir garelln j a n every
t.arligroism=arryll‘7lsry'sand
iipk- .THE' BRITISH AND NORTH
AllEitrAll . /LOYAL Kai, ISTEAM
. ;
op: Now TOR: 20 utrooroo:.
man 00301 roaage
, chief ften' Pani...;—....---0110
Doms ---... ' ........ TO
- non mirror, I.olaiiiiiroOL.
Ea!! Otbr
ship from New ork oall at
Halal
Habor.
Tim from Boston eon at, Halal and Cork her.
riplA;flapt.Judblnin liCiflOotgim r.
WA, Oast. 3. Stone.
AtA, Copt. E. G. Lott. IMltin:Osoff3noon
'Aphtea, Coot. Shanlon. EUROPA, b eat, .1 Let t,
SCO Thew lt cami it aloof whir now r
tre r d at reast-head :
A r rtirk ibl : Ol o it op n on nlebe . l ' uw I ed
'.t.' 'N
York k lli CW,2 kired odnetil l ieetitt. 1 5 4
AMBIICA. :loom, " lis;sto , J. 13 w4= i tt'Sept. 10
WittSPA,tirrle: ::, • pakeiAred Mar. b i t " ' 1
l' ROZA. 3adkiim " . York. WOi nl in Sept. 30
• Mho not monk anti paid for. , .
, An tu ° ntyone noodams Surgeon on bawd.
Thor of Oleo ohms will not beimoonntable for
EMIL Moor , Ilalltonakmolo.-.lol,lllrTy rrOOloila SWIM
or Meals, cabal MN or Wort are Nano therefor an 4
the value thereof Merin exoreme4, - For height or sw
um apply to ,; E. CUNARD, 4"Bowting l zot ork. ,
tool .
- DELL M BOARD OP TRADZ •, -
f a%lowtolos ow MB Man,
LETT_NR. BAGS
At Lie' Mesekartts' Ex.:Jiang', Philadelphia. •
• gid: Ri l l=i i thtl u gn i. ...... ............tig root .soon
l i r
p. Elva trotitri s etri . nd lio — na ge l vanpog r ant
gl: Er kr.
Lsngd efF of le r--..:.... ihre d a , so%
8 AtZ4l t r* g lohn i r:=:. ....y..idiel: soon
i,
Bin met woo., igortil_r c— :', ' !rotas:: '4.`:412
P3llllos PHIIIItSLPHIA, Sept. 19, 1860
613
Al ea u 47
AR_RI V blit.
' S team s hip s Delaware Moir from New War, via
Cams May boors. im the and passensers to James
Madame.- amid elf iddle astir hlartha Ann
'fileNeil. hum New gork, and several Dills sod Bohm
tire hay and nosy , bound ap.
+ m eetly B N- Weill'. &rah. I days from Rammer, In bal.
fan to N Sturtevant & Co •.
,ballast Bohr Jonat
°obtainhan May, Males. I days from Boston, in
to .
Bobr 0 A Beakeahor. Stubbs, 6 days from Balton, in
ballad"
Stdr.tavftet* Co. ia from Baton, in ballast
[ to l3f ir tli t tfi ts trit t ai. /rut, ye om
&Mr Cores. Ideredlih, 4 days from Lynn, in ballast to.
NemnalailrystA Co.
Bohr .Anna Boardman. Croaker, 8 days from Ports
mouth. I n ballast to misdate.
Bohr John FerniaM, Hall ' 48 hour, from Providenoe.
e & Conine.
w Ar c iEM t tM i fteady, 4 daye from Provinoetown,
with to Lied A Wood.
Bohr
massto A D
Hammo pper ond, Paint, 4.ilaye from Balton, with
Behr R a mill.llills, 7 days from Vinalhaven, with
stone to ea rain. - tr
Bohr A I tt, Steelman. from Iloston.a. .
Barr RA. reinerWesver, frow ic Hoston.
hr rs mr ilhams.wayloy , from on.
shr Richard Vann Prink from tom
Bohr man Haley. ikey, nom Boston.
Behr Illeettr Tula , yo. frote Providence.
Bohr I Norden. ilingsworth, from Milton.
- Behr A Rieke,. ice. front Baker's Polly.
Bohr Attunes areland. from Gluipay.
ditrir i lti 1 3 drtrurkfidmr Y!r !mu'', from A'llan.
- Mesmer Anthmaitei Jonas. 14 hours from New York,
Ina raise to ,W M•Masa &_ Co.
_ • 'CLEARED. _
Weemshiyi Boston, Crocker. 81 • Porn, vii C ap e way
As Altsermoir.
Alseamehip Virglais, Bay, Norfolk and Rialunoal. T
*violater. Jr.
•-lsirtgOessiss,Bpringor, Cosh and a market, Workman
& Co.
& o ft B N 11 MaGilvirry, Clifford, Portland, EA Houdin
Se 7 Ann. Blake. Portland. do
_ v Boned, Rally. Portland. Noble, Hammett 6c
CA wag.
I3ohr eh= Cowl. South, Belfirst. Me. B. Manes & CO.
Bohr Coarnine..Willetts. Wilmington. NO. J Baker. ,
Bohr Margaret itembart, Peterson, Charleston, SC, A
Heron, Jr: & Co, -• . •
Babr C A Rookarher, Stubbs ' , Boston, Eiturievant A Co
Bohr Mary Raley, Haley, Boston, do
.
Bohr H Hickey, The. faartuoket, do,
Behr .1 B Austin, Davis, Boston. do
Bahr 8 N Smith, Smith. do - do
Rehr James , . Martin, Harding, Fall Rival. Crowell &
RehrCeres, Nankin. Lynn, Nevin. Sawyer !S. Co.
Bohr It 'Pima, Plink, Boston, do
Bohr Animas, !Wask Boston Tyler, Stone A Co
&,
Bohr C A Greiner. I , mouton, OA Risoksorier
Co.
Behrl I Hiatt , Steelman, Ro •
xbury. I; Audonned & Co
. Bohr Witham, Taylor, Weymouth, , do
L ir
i ngatttangt rt trar t ie, Payer' ar o , Co.
,•• tar I R
Lpsw, Der. Altitiono. 6 Oroveef, Jr.
fOnMeriondence of thephitsi v ilthiailetionati o.
Thestileilinillboper". traitor York jitter one
hundred salmon era are at the harbor. -, win=3a
turday night has been quit* lieseyjnomthp_N .
roars, mar • / is. w. MO
(Seirlitqtr iiPrhillisiti.) ~,..
NA
,il ORA . Rental. row.
The • Wyolaing left *nth id
laden and consigned i
as follows:
Thom Swank, lumber to Nprer_que & Sheets; lt, Clark,
light to Sehuplitila Cast - .1 A Moyer' 'coal tO „Delaware
CIO. -
.
flllareapoadatee of Z on Primal
AuriG, Sept. 10.
The folkaring 00ste frot , the Canal sessedi n
to the SOhlyikili Conti t• ally, to to rhowleiphia.
laden siodeensimsed asfellowei .
Barbara, Janina to J • ft flaysher; Pennington & Bay
mon, do to Jaw Bahr,: Cot Murray. to Warder
Morris; Wide Aerate, bark to Dolt
I &Ji'rioe; B A
Doughy. 'min, &o. to Perot & Bros t Varnon and
Mary, pig frotsto Cabeen & Co; Bros y Star, %tuna -
MOUS cost to freyfort, McManus & Co.
' , MEMORANDA,
Map Isaac Terme!, Chipman, for Philadelphia , was
Vie ing ai sil ui #, offal:Nor Philadelphia,
uri t n tra Julr ISI. . , , • f
, Aldros.fjosot Caklutti for Boston, went
to gesture' or lath Jetty.
Ship Live okra Thorndine. from Maossi for Ra
p". Ma Whereat July CM.
We. Min emtt diodes. 1 at fillalMhe*
ir 71 , . " nig , , !I ,
hle_Panny Mellesirt. Saki,
* *Hid from iviiiip,w,
lrna. tiztrigra i r fur ir a . I 0
tr n : OW ork ong AL
Ilia Gomm: mialettre, from Callao, at Bal
iTtircittgrepeitdraLl6o• 414 0. Rhona', cheered • at Boston Bth
is isioes,Tlater, sewed AVM Oft Prenatal° Nth
eft rat ark.. .
Buenaßark ' minium% Bohitibrth, for Antworti, yes*
t
B Ayres July M.
Sark Virginia Apo. Gorham. from Buenos Ayres. ar
rival at Eastport olst tilt.
Bark Mesta, Sewall, hence, was at Rio de Janeiro
Jai te r dlo •. • .•. . .
• Nark Hele n' Almy. Davis. Nailed from`bromlo nth
Jigs fog flan an
an ,
Asr a F Sam. meson, sailed from Ban Filmdom'
fo tor AelOtlle. i
r no u n wiwip s , ahem °Amidst Salmi Bth that,
•Mare% ildiltedalorden, for Philadelphia. Bid
on, tpd Fisuumor, Simko% for
Phit II • • tram ruralises@ Bth inia.
Writ • er, Bayard*, ham, arnved at Sto
ill e a but
ft. Te cia.", PONY Biro, El Dorado,
WI bit y at wateragton, Del, an Met
tut. a af. ppard, beam, arrived at sos ton
de lrs6oV riiill '_ i Rearm Or Phila.
,•11111 .41 , ka in • '
: TAV.s 'n.
s faxit:** ,lll .
*Ye iliriveil at Vimule
mar th
.ssir...... l2 7 ll , lMati,'Lltrigley; hints*, 'Meal in Mar
Clip,. , , t 4% !W , iriiiii4arrired Of liolkoi
. , Elmo. Fields, and Hero,Ter ' h
"; iiiii eh
.11 h
hh „ . Terry, ones, v
r
io Morns, Hoover, hence, arrived at Paw
, et 41 Rowe. Harris, hews, only ad at Prost
1. inst. ,
• ~. , 8. Br ower, helical wind at fravidesos 1
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tip
wi ns, row
trawts
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SHIPPING+,
MARINE -- INTELLIGENCE.
.ZOVTITS, C l' A T
Tan PitaaiDsOiliA,
P 04.1; 101434
Vila) o TER GRAND BRIER
- OW
' 7 "7`15 PECIAL MEETINGS
IN FAVOR OF -
PEREDOM AND PROTECTION.
.3:
. "Li s on. J0,13A11441914AN, or Ottte..
Wil‘44o,laa the OlgogliqieNholit distbietion et earth • .
On WEDNESDAY EVENING,
aVS,o!olook• at NATIONAL HALL. Market street ,
aborliT.biOeenth, on the great issuea of the dal.
. 1 0 4 n
N CO 'LW r-
HAMLIN I
OUR VIN
VICTORY!
PEOPLE'S
MASS MEETING
LANCASTER. PA.
WEDNESDAY, 14EPTEMBEIR. 14, 1860
PROTECTION
AMERICAN INDUSTRY
iREB HOMES
FREE LABORERSI
FREE TERRITORIES
FREE WHITE MEN!
I , 4ll.4flo4#4:4 , :rAteiti
NATIONAL UNION
SUPREMACY OF THE LAWS!
THE PEOPLE
PENNSYLVANIA
Who are in favOr of the
PROTECT/ON OP AMERICAN INDUSTRY
Who aro In faviir of
FREE RoIkiSTEADS TO ,ACTUAL SETTLERS
Who are in favor of
PROTECTING TERRITORIES NOW FREE
Prom the
BLIGHT OF SLAVERY EXTENSION;
Who aro In favor of
MAINTAINING OUR NATIONAL UN/ON
SUPREMACY OF TEE LAWS INVIOLATE;
Who are In favor of
A RADIOAL REFORM,
Such as will correot the shameless profligaoy and car
niptiona of the present Tiatlonall 'Administration, are
Invited to attend a •
GRAND STATE MAN MUTING
LANCASTER; PA..
ON WEDNESDAY, 6RPI'. 19,
To strike al decunve blovr at the nerfidions Demo
cratic, rulers Who have impoverished our Treasury,
iaralyzed our Commerce, and beggared our Laborers
by their Free Trade volley, and tc raise their voices
easiest Sectionalism and Dtimilonista in any and
every shape.
- The following distingtwthed gentlemen are expected
to attend and deliver
Hon. HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine.
People's Candidate Biz. Vide Provide:l
Hon. ANDREW 0 CURTIN. of Penne.,
- People' Candidate for Governor
Hon. ‘CUM, SHURE, or:Wisconain;
Hon. JOHN BRERMAN, of Ohio;
Hon. THOMAS CORWIN, of Ohio;
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, of,Penn.:'
Hon. MORTON MoMICHAEL, of Penn. ;
Hon. LYMAN TRUMBULL, of ;
Hon, E. JOY MORRIS, of Penneylvanie ;
Hon. JOHN HICKMAN.
Hon. THADBBUB'BtEVENB,
Hon:JAMES POLLOOK,
Hon. Mtn H. CAMPBELL,
Hon. DAVID WILMOT.
Hon. JOHN W. KILLANOEB,
Hon. A. H. REEDER,
Hon. GALUSHA le GROW.
Hon. E. MoPHISHBOM, '
Hon. JOHN COVODE,
Hon. JOHN C. KUNKEL,
THE LINCOLN, HAMLIN, AND OU&TIN CLUBS
Throughout the State, and especially in all the Eastern
oomities, are expected to attend, properly organised.
THE WIDE-AWAKES
Are expected to attend in full force, properly °Moored
and eqiiipped, and a '
WILE-AWARE TORORLICIPP PROCESSION
Will take place on the Evening of the Dar
EXOVIIAION TICKETS
Will to liked on all the liallwage, good for the tiro .,
neoegeary to go to Lancaster, attend the bleeting, and
return home. -
Friends of the Right t the great preliminary amnia°
in the Kgyannte /Rita le nigh at .hand. Bally in , pour
might to promote your glorious cause !
Our friends in any part of the State, desiring informs
tion in detail l¢ relation to the facilities for transport::
Writ° and from** ,Ilesting, or upon sny other point
will address the
EITAT4 O.STiftRAL pOidXITTEE,
by whlotaell communications will be promptly and
estLernobarily answered.
ALEX. K. McCLURE,
CHAIRMAN PEOPLE'S STATE COMMITTEE
• JOHN'S!. SULLIVAN, af°Tatar/.
hi l t:4lll4J SLATE dOPANtriTHit R0011t4,1
r •
04 tuAstumstA, Aussitabth.M.
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s 2o s2Wygntlfirial
MUtt e h l e i r . tM rr i
~~nn bf
-78,:zro SPOON'. m
towns and ethicof the Itge.
1•11-0 • • eawhal einets ;"
is FRUIT TREES AT LOW RATES.-
100,000 tih trees Of the most healthy growth ,
and fine ipso net, ytraells) per thonsand.
30.000 Pear either o pear oltjilllnee stooks
Year. old , and well grpwns II to eal per hundre .
gOSOO V.Per111.1111; ZOO. IMO neallpOnlio of han dsome
fermi . ..6o6bl. for an ireperte effect.
souir erne niamentai Trega,'.of every
-v o nt q ariveiziechr,...inin. our
...a p mik. .he daily Gant1,3541111 O. 41411(41110H
every hoar — fare lo oe, - ',
r • : -:
i ; if.lieelfatilitrigfifttfiltil,
ME-11t , W - —, f? ..4 Alt street
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C IURNITURN AND BIL
MAID TABLSII.,, , ~
MOORE - '4,tjAMPION.
No # . 01:1011711 MOD. 100 T..
In Ameneeetoo Wttk Wit !maim • Mr Minnow
IN nOW Zan- - •
- 0 1 ; s,' - 4i, 1/ ' .
A lttr& ll 6' 2' ' 04 - 111 41 1 11 1 6N8,
whin imi fr ,by ell w . Imo usea them, to
be suporW tO M..
For Ihs tor Ut of them Tablea jhe sa
ac i ttpr o t to 111 linnefoos patrons term
MI tile altilltitmr "
3130.: $ $ 01111111
.t)i.M.I ~_...t_ sl,v.;,q-11'..'r",'7-"',,f
EDUCATIONAL:, •
POLtigGIATRJ. NSTITSI T 14 FOR YOUNG
IP AMOI stylet,;R v.
Z A.'
MANAVTDPN'R"Pck"."ArgarRe?
A R. ;TAYLOR, TEACHER. OF LEINO
• ING r PIANO, AMODFON. biT6 North
TWELFZIft Street, ban renamed . • Cordruiniastions
uromptly at ended to. sea 12t'
MOSS. LOUIS PROFRE.-
'mi. • SOR OF SINGING, pupilapt' the celebrated UM -
W, Tradol ni, of Bologna, and Pietro Romani, of Flo •
ranee, altd lesband of the Canton, roma Donna °lull
ens Born Delano., woo lone with the greatest moles
in the theatre s of.belen,Aisnos. and Ilan Carlorg NA
phia „ j ud miiirecrromitalhand inteodt to. n. Jus
reap once Ifigre i llnikto . f r ialioN?tte la . spitting. r.
" 41 11; es
sritTcss.—lar. Dols Feret, - French Consul ; 800,
R. Joy Morns, Mr., 0. ,liangs7, B. 0, Althorn,
iseetain.. l • 5 3 . Lilitattoott & A W. 13110. Junius
Roux, Means+ Aanr.S& CO., Mn swum.
QPRIird'UArDEN'ACIA,DiteI". - FoR;
1 , , YOUNG MISN'AND BOYS COL &Ginn
and BUTTONWOOD Streets. 2:ook-loseping.Lasts-Ae,
gee, Ma th ematics, ytastin. &.9,.0s received AS afxr
sae. 1 . Durthxv x Lone, rrinolpal,
ate•lm*
DR.I ASHTON'S INSTITUTION OR
• YOUNG LADIES, No. 919 Arch street. four
doors belole Tenth, North side, pill re - open sErTEM-
E et 10.
Thip long eita6lished Senfinary ik prOvidedlrith eve.
ry modern app once of a complete system of female
eduosPon: and the erinelpallissido4 be en ample °ores
or thoroughly qualified Assistants •hut its highest and
most peculiar excellence us its unmet method of oral
instruction. giving the pupil a thorough add practical
corn mend the knowledge acquired. eel tf
Tie - b l ra N , ra ß eld ° llll K l •
$l.O fEVE R
PI I ;4 I G " A;I A tIt i mI T
tion Sur.eylng. gleotemeel 73;swing, or Wntin
NEVILAnICd'INBTITOTE, sionthemet corner Ten t .
nd idge Avenue. ' eel 11t•
- -
UNION AOADEM ' , No. 5 SOUTH par
.-, TEENTH Street—Principal, THOS. D. JAMES:—
A. opted to the promotion of sound health, good scholar-
Olds. and profitable assoniatlone. grouters may be had
at the rooms, or they will be cent to any address.
andl lot
SaIINDERS' INSTITUTE,
P. , THIRTY-NINTH AN ADE DAARKET STREETS,
PHILLPHIA.
Profeseoi E. SAUNDERS CORTLAND SALIN
. DER% A.: M.. Prinoi,mte.
Hon. WAS. BIGLER, Cleerfieldi Whl. MoRIEBIN.
Eeq., of the Merchants' Hotel. Philadelphp • Hon. 3.
W. FORNEY. of The PUSS' . Ban. N. B. owNig.
f i ladelabla; ev l v. .31- m r4flitgeo(#. ll l the a : 5.
Lgfairraiiisi:Esq:,Fiesident of the f i lhijral'ami
Navigation clompanyt and 'Hon. ABA MIXED,
Mauch Olinak„—oil qf whoa hare eons hoarding as
Saunders' 2esei•ute—will give their friends who may
be looking fox a eafe.thorough. and pleagant Reboot any
information desired respioting this seminary.'
A grove and lawn of EIGHT AOREB are attached to
the Dietitian for meolusion e recreation, and plumb:Al ex
ercise.
Sir The tends for a session of tre months, counting'
from the day oflidinissionewire 70 for day-boarding
pupils, 4100 for rile who spend aturday and Bundm
at home, and $1 for pupils remaining constantly No
1 extra charges , ayments in advance. , augg:lm
IiaARRIET BROWN 'WILL REOPEN
.a.m. Hey 801.00 JUN IPER GUMS on the N. W. corner
of FILBERT.and Streets. opposite Penn
Square. on lath of ninth month, (Sept.) aorr-]m`•
CLASSIUAL INSTITUTIO.
DEAN STREW. below LOCUST.
The duties of the Claseloal Institute will be resumed
Siondsy. September 3. J.:W:FAIRES, A. Sr..
snf7-d2m Principal.
-‘llOB.
rrHGS. BALDWIN'S ENGLISH, MA.
THEMATICAL, and CLASSICAL SCH O OL, for
floys, IL E. corner of BROAD and ARO% will re.oert" h
Sept. 3d. a nee.l m
BALLAD , SINGING, CHANTING, PI
ANO and (MITA R.—f•dr. T. BDUSOP will resume
business Sept. 10th. VOCAL ACADEMY, 1204 FIL
BERT Street. auga-lm"
YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND'
PAY 'SCHOOL.= Rev. JAMES I. REMUS
Boarditly_and Bar Bohool for Young Latest, 1650.
WALNUT Street, will be reopened September 12th.
autt-smw2m . - .
,TOORBEOBE, TEACHER OF THE'
-I". PIANO, E 0.1902 PINE Street. At hoine daily
at 2. - seg-mwfgsr. •
IHE CLASSICAL , AND HNGLI 8 H
41. - 13hgthilit, on!. D. OR EGORY,A. M., NO .1.108
MARKET Street, wall reopen on MONDAY. neaptinn
ber..M.' - . soft-1W
'NUBS M. W. HOWES HAS REMOVED
.1-TA -her ocshoOl for young ladles to lispa CIIESTNUT
unmet:and will reopen on Wednesdiy, September
.4 few boarding Mal wi be reeeived. For circular",
ingUiretui above, or et the Presbyterian Rouse. 11134
and 1390 Chestnut greet.
II Al' 11` " 1144; I :' .
' . • " an. •I • `treats.?:-
ope si n a l ti MONDdY, September rd. Fear mere supi
inn admitted. cataloptes sent to any address.
tf - . STS WART, Principal.
1 8 8 THORP'S SOH(XHi, FOR I.OIING
onh&trttfll l ßAß? "N`' will reoyaa
rATgeil,..
pENTEAL INSTITUT& TENTH eND
SPRING GARDEN Streetep reopen Sept/en
ter& Boys prepared for any DI eln at the Mho
Ununmari3nll°°ll ' f°r9 V g rrediatriPrtterPal.
anJbpw• H. .
ITTBNHOUSEOADEMY.—EngIish
andoi /lobed, (in the Oily Istitute Build
ing,) O RB TNUT and EIGHTENNT marmite, en
notice on RidAtrenth ewer, third doer ere ekesensia
The ne r xt newton will commence on MONDAY, Sep
mbe
te a. lOU •
anIT-lm •
JOHN H. WPSTCOTT, Principal.
MR WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
-17 _J%4ld it prf BOWEL far YOUNG L l N R Dls t ki ti
on WE i rrili t i: eineemgruEr' it
no dare bread
on non CIL on. a fiw•
MISS LUCY R. MAICE.R. and Mrs. R
M BIRD will room thelisohOol foro7 la
dies, st rio. 1.010 BPREIDL streslon MORRA . N Be
tember 17. aux CST:
pREVATt 801100 D FOR BOYS.-LII-
A- CIMBARROWN, for the oast six peen Atm
.:date Prinotpal of R Menem!' Mode myt Eiehteanth
street above gbeptp_nt street. wM_ open p Eiotemt fpr
Boys l it OtiE.5111410: street t aeoond door_ twow_Etstp.
000 (Cl! y at
Balldtitge,t opAtIONMAY,IIep.
tererl,lB6o.
sy be obtained It the Citylustitute, and
at art i lnd ri eg Chestnut street.
iiefOTOW3OIII t John B. Dart. LL. D., A. J. Meese,
M. D. auto-Im.
IaRYANT do STRATTON'S NATIONAL
XVIIONTILE - 90p321381 . f~oetncS et
teNintikitffic r tgleMdMititt n g atr g 4.
infonnstion oau or mend for Catalogue.
1111 ESDAMES - ORIMARAILAND
Ata ITALLY reameoftally Worm 'their friends and
gth't'afrivdt,7l=ll. l :Bil° l m li agi
6 1a 7 so 1029 h eir A 1 Streator e T will be
e r is m...iy. th puptle TH , &Wm-
IdeedstneeendelEßVlLLY re
ceive visitors at No. 1409 L AN Hume until the
90th Anent. ir26-41m
NOTIOE.-PRILADELPHIA, SEPTEM
BER 7th.lB6o,—The 'partnership hdtdtofdre exist
kg bereen JEFFERSON P. STOEVS it and LAMES
R.4OA.NTWiILt. is this day dissolved. by mutual oon
s j e A e t t d a h i t h i: TIAN/ 1 T late Arm Intl DO settled by
F. STOEVER
J. R. 0 fe rwELL,
Germantown avenue and Master street.
TAMES R. OANTwELL WILL 00N
tinue thd business. as Wholesale and Retail Dealer
In: Foreign and v Feral_. o
hr i AND LIQUORS,
At, the old stand. corner of GF,RMANTOWN Road and
MASTER Street. see et
GERMANTOWN PASSENGER RAIL
WAY COMPANY—Orricx BtXTR and DIAMOND
Streets--PIIILADELPIIIA, Aug. .—A
Met, 1860 n Instal.
went of Five Dollars per share (being second instal
ment) on the capital stook of Germantown Pullen
ger Railway Company, is due and payable on or before
the first day of October next ensuing.
By Omer of the Board of Managers,
W. M. eINGRLY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
PIOHTH NATIONAL EXHIBITION
AT CINCINNATI. 0010. SEPT.l2th•loth.
UNI PED STATES AGRICULTURAL SO
CIETY. will hold its Eighth Annual Agricultural and
induetnal Exhibition on the grounds liberally provided
by the citizens of Cmoinnatl.,which are to be fitted up
in the best style. /here will be Halls and Tents for
the display of
• Implemerte, Machinery, Tools. Donuistie
Manufsetures Farm and Garden
Ymduce.ltruits
and Native ,Wines,
With stalMa• d pens for Noises, Cattle. Sheej. and
1)
Swine. and nn unequalled Track, Ofl mile in ength
and forty feet n width, for the exhibition of orses.
The Premiums offered in cash, gold. silver, and bronze
medals, drau, and certificates smointley Tyrant,'
Thousand Qum.
'TheExh bitiou will remaidopen froriIWIIDNESDAY,
the 12th. to THURSDAY. the 2( th of SEPTEMBER,
thus giving time to examine and test the implements
and machinery.
of i Tlie s tTi l a l lig. or illaffPnalMrilfrAti,a/4,1°,,e.
tip stairs.) or to the eubscriber, at Cinoumati._ Ohio.
PEN PERLEY POORE,
Seminary U. S. Agrioaltural Society.
au( ew (sell
U 020 F THE RHILADELPIJU ANDU
BEADING RAILROAV OOMPANY.—PmLa
yumpurA, Aug. 23, 1860.—The rstenof Freight anerrolls
on Coal traluiported by this oontuany will be as follows ,
on and after let September , until further notioe
WO iohmon
hiPLOOip_
1111461 r
OitOWIL.
own
• gberp._.„...........
Ootuthohooken—.—
r-Funutoo—
bdo,....
miner, or pridsoodr
ort
MO
E. o .
.—.....—.
ottetow
°doctor --....
r---
okerfoit.:==
rAlV—:==.
By of the learo(ntrfth 2l y4 .tiwgv.
awn
MUMMER RESORT'S.
MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON,
SCHUYLKLL COUNTY', PA.
Ruches acoommodated With god rooms at reduced
I es.
le old-eatiiblished House, loriablid In the gap be
tween 19h7 and Second mountainlmmediately on
the line o the Philadelphia and - Reading Railroad,
withithal a mile of Pottsvilie, formerly kept by Jo-
Mph end, of the old Mtuision House, PhiMdelphre.
heat e 011 Ms demise, been under the charge or his
daughter.
The House ispreDated, at e ll aeaeona of the year, for
there eejltion of nests, and hae NMI . reoently put in
order, The large garden , and perk amolning, 'resole
Peat indueliments t/a bummer resort, to persons wis -
ing to eland a short me War frollt Ike duet and tur
moil of the cities, w ere they can breath e fresh =lon
a Mr, and solo' the wild and beautiful scenery of
9 coal region. ' ' ',' ' 1 ' ''''
Commutation paesefigertiotetlaerlhe use of fami.
hes, are sold at a redaction or twenty Ilye per seq.
;red an actotimmodattoir train will leave P ottsville mu i I
IllriUß MI SUMAS( mouths , to, enable : those who may '
llwire it to stima l l u th g sgint , l Portion
t Ri e v t iti h dayallp,
C:Vlrty " %ree a per our below thtrui al rigs 421 '
et tsaumapply To - • InAlty u lf.HAD,
lasi:Moil House Mount Carb 011.
Jaa'ali . ' ' ' ' ' Schuylkill C.c„ s„,
COTTAGE RETREAT, -
Bunn fun., and oinveniently loeotod
ATLANTIC ' CIITY, N. J.
Boardern,aooontoonistod on reasonable woo.
mean M . MoOLEES. Proodeto%
STAR BOTEI,,_
P. 7 t - yipirlitlit i lip '.nl OM mur,firws,
Dirms tAiLtrErnManFiditil ikn i x, ,
I it N
41.4670441riatgiFir RS lls'
&atom stooornmods-W on Ine nlose . reamonsbni
WM. , lain *a
11011 w BEITILEM3M;* PAZ IMANCIT OFFICIN,
V l q ,lIIIIIEr taleidirtrogiampito 3
ill pOW OM or Oin_season. he Room room of
walize ti nge w fo l und.u.komnpaasel. T a Is hip°.
Na our atm.! "Irarsovbay4katr - NEW YORE MIT.
eta No. OS-. 'BANE OF COMnIENCE, NOILNINO,
ABU wawa
,-,
.` t " p.; i",',- 'f 4
,t: '•:-‘,;',,-.' , A ti - i 4- ii:li(i,(l, ?
" 1 44 81)
"
NOTICES.
A 1.601
L6O
1.60
1.
1. 80 6/
1.60
1.40
1.50
1,0
1.18
1.17
1.16
1.09
1.06
el!.
al
77
74
111
12, ° 1
MEDICINAL.
,C,TINE ;
PERSIAN FEVER ORARISI.
FEVER AND AGUE EXTERMINATED.
WM HUNAN CONSTITUTION SATED FROI
WRECK.
TEE PREVENTIVE AND REMEDY.
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEVERS.
CURES INSURED IN A DAY.
NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
INPAOTINH. INPEOTINE.
tIPECTINE. INPECTINE.
INPEOTINE. INPEOTINE
The temble malady known as the FEVER AND
AD,UE too Emden hundred', of thousands of persons
throughout thoworldevery year. and has never fill
now been met by egooeseful medical treatment that
*isnot frOdueed severe ,
MEDICINAL DISEASED.
which allkot tho lungs, the spleen, the liver. the heart,
or other pat(s of the : huinan organiser. The INP2O-
T/NE ip the natural antagonist of all hum, end when
it oomis in contact with the akin, La abeorbea by the
interior crime, which resist easily Miti/11M6 and all ten
dshtles toward those maladies which prostrate the
'mind and bodyirith hear.
Feversed resell front lIIIMirOUY MUM fio
plan re grommet from the Gauen *Watt Promote the ex
istents! of the dtitiale. ;Ilost'pe . ing ono* seated in the
'sratint, 'educes depression , of spirals, lassitude, lan-
Par, Paine, chilli!, fever, ark a long train of dliagree
able sensations; depriving thsi patient of &Honorer, and
rodeo's' hire or her to a co:011We of
EXTREME EraLPI*IRINFIIB.
Why Will any ono entipr the honoie of a debilitating
Intermittent Fever, when, by the us of the
iNVALUABLE INPECTINB,
RgERtAR FEVER CUARM.
the esdasatinediest sad mafiosi qualities of whioh are
thstard l 7 a:sorbed,
ALL TRACES OF DISEASH MAY BE ANNIE
LATBD IN A FEW HOURS 1
OPILF-CARE IS BETTER THAN PHYSIC.
NATURE 111 WHIRR THAN ART
EVERYLDISEABE RAE A DIVINE REMEDY
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
DREAM.
AMER pakvEnVii4o4 STRIVE TO MIRE
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS,
THE INPEOTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER OTIARM,
Has oared thonsaadeof both vexes of the most dread
fat fevers. lead and reflect.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS
Lemuel Boman, of Pittabugg. for two years useless
to himself and aooietr--a martyr to Chills and Fever—
cured in lose than throve weeks, and Improved is eight
hours.
Mary K. Beikugy, BanduskYs Ohio, after almost
losing her reason as well as strength, by Intermittent
Favor , With Chili", restored to health in twenty hours.
J. it, Tilton. of Belgrade, blame, brought from
death's door. having suffered for four years, made
well in dye 'weeke, and improved in two hours.
Adolphe 1 1 donbro, of France, relieved in one hour.
while travelling in the care of the Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad, Ife vu apparently tbing with
Chilli.
Ellen R. Benson, "Lockport, New Ydrk, regimen
after seven years' &pairing. A Perfect cure.
Thousands of oh( or mos prevented and cured email
month, and not a ramie complaint Of the elelei"
of the
INPECTINE
PERMIAN .!FEVEit °RAHN.
WRY IT. nova IT. KNOW IT.
And rusks known its Wondet rut sowers and virtues,
that those who aunt, or wh o are threatened with
suffering, may be led to Up. a mete, innoxioue pre
paration, furnished b► the fiat, d of Nature for
MAN'S BIEAENSINGt.
IN . O.ECTINE
IS SOLD BY AL L DRUDDIBTO AND BIED4TO/NE
DF ALMS IN tattnlOA.
PRIOR ONE DOLLAR.
Bent b 7; mall to any Mt at the 'baited BUM,
p womnikv,. o 41'41
Ai iv net taken inwardly, bat Is applied ontwet4l7,
a ooo rdit ,ig to directions, which mappens each pink•
MANUFAOT URED BY
IT! -MN . WILCOX & CO..
lee MAUI STREET.
RIO-118101ND, VIRGINIA
~.:J~r~ ` ~ ~,.
BAEDIcINAJA ?
nAK ORCRAftD ACTD•SPRINOS.
--,- These Borings are situated in the valley of the
Owls Orchard Crete, I a the town of Alabama, Geneses
cojr. rreitellt Miles eouth of the village oflKedind, on
the de Canal, and fourteen Pollee from Batavia.
Tips Principal Acids iningll ei three in hurtiti t 4
besides these there Are six Others., hey are Oleo
wit Mn. a °nowt 0. about ....y r ode . Ihe medicine
qualities of the waters are fully shown in the subjoined
testimonial/. They tiontain I very large amount ordsoh-
Phut. Siaphursc Arid, Sulphate of Lips, and Prato-
Sulphate of /rots. The great mediated! virtues possess
ed by these waters depend very largely upon the pre
sence, in such unusual insanities. of these curative
irabstanoes. • -
Hundrede of oases of disease, especially those remit
ittg from the earofMnue diathesia, have been cured by
1141Mikin distills e•-e'' Yen in confirm 4 t
W tare nave Peon sit/nab sneoeseml: 8 ePr°sll—the
Opinions of =edictal steientifics gentlemen are given
.in t e cuteuiers. , The Wit:antis , eminent gentlemen
speak in iprong terms o the .thedleinal value (lithe*.
waters : rof Einmerui. T._Konieyn Beck , M. D., of
Albany.; ' Ite.MeNaughtOn, M. D ?. of Albany; ,Edward
Spring, 01•1 ld. of New 'von; Dr. . Campbe ll Fini
te d, MEWL. • - Dr. .I: R. nyder, of ockport, N . They
I rooommendthirwateta conffeent y. Dr Serie e n
ds to
' a case ,of chronte dforrheest of several years' tending,
which was eared by tete use of tqawater. Dr. says,
.. I p.m satisfied that thiat waters ate highly va ca ble ea
~
rnedioinal agents."' Dr. gun/bell says, •• They must be
Mealy ber;ficital for all. o cane diseases of the stomach
a . bows ~
r. B. 1". White read Plaper op the sableet of these
watersybefore the Actiamy of •Physimans. in the city
of New ork, in which
_he states that' the Waters pri
son deo daily tomo, refrigerant, and astringent proper.
ties; and that the clams of diseases to which they are
more particularly adapted. are chronic affections of the
dteestsve and urinary organs, and some of the cutane
ous diseases; chlorin dyspepsia ; chronic diarrhea;
chronic dysentery; chronic &loafs ; chronic cystitis;
diabetes ; oases of passive hemorrhage, such as ',ureic
yrs hew/trim/tea, and the eolliquative sweats of Hectic
Fever. The Water may also be often need with ad-
vantage• he says. in eases of low typhoid fevers; in '
onva Weaned from protracted fevers. to excite the ap
petite and promote digestion tin diarrhoea! • particularly
such as are deperdent on a relaxed or ulcerated state
(Atha minima membran e of the intestines. In ealou
leas affections, dr /ithiasts,• attended with phosphatio
sediments, it is the sensible remedy, being preferable to
mulatto aoid. es being more solvent and less apt by
continued nee to disorder the stomach. in febrile lin
eages, it can be used properly diluted, as a _r efrigerant f
to diminish thirst andpreternaiural, heat. nskin die
eaaea-In those forms of dyspepsia connected with an
alkaline condition of the stomach, as in Pyrosis, or wa
ter-brash, 'twill prove better than hydroehlerio acid.
In cases of Caticaingtenum, and other ininrious con
sequences arising from the soften of lead, this water
wilt prove to be an admirable antidote. In chronic
pharyngitis, laryngitis, chronic mucous catarrh, and
tumid asthma, chronic ophthalmia (externally)
as a gargle in ulcerated sore throats, in cases of sail- -
vatton, and in leueerrhea and gleet ; and also in piles.
When taken internally. a wine-glassful of the Water,
diluted, taken three times a day, is sufficient for an
adult.
Other testimonial( front physicians, and other re
spectable individuate, may be seen on application to
the Agent.
Dealers supplied on liberal term.
No Water genuine Wen procured from
H. W. BOSTWICK,
• dole Alen
No. 074 BROADWAY
New York.
For Sale at the following Agenoles t
FREDERICK BROWN'S Ding and Ohemiceil
Store. Northeast corner of FIFTH and CHESTNUT
ilt = i tin sale at FREDERICK BROWN Ja.'s. Druz
ti n lifirili ii i I ° 8
HERA a n Et t i b uZli t i. I F
hilleciitya. co rner °l
The Trade supplied at Wholesale Prices. myll-swly
MOTHERS.
MOTHERS.
MOTILE Rlil
MOTRbRa.
MOTH x RS.
It must be obvious not only to you, but to every atten
tive and intelligent
_person, that the first diseases of in
fanta anon chiefly from a disordered condition of their
bowels, and In Misc.:m.onm we present to your notice
for the alleviation and cure or these diseases a remedy
known as
- • DR. EATON'S
INFANTILE C3ORDIA.E.
Prepared from a formula need by Dr. Eaton with re
markable pttoom during several Years' practioe, we
knew it to bo a moat reliable and dim:does remedy for
Infantile complaints, and one trial alone will convince
You of Its nupertority over every otherpreparation of
the kind. It to parboularly recommended
FOR OHILDREN TEETHING,
And at this period of infantile life t when hour anxious
hearts are named by witnessing the, endemics of your
1 isle i;teltu l igi l L be ifaVn i i:rilli ab i? s YAW t h e
Pubs. For DIBu.AB 8 ATTEr4IIIIO T e F.F.KritN a o.
such as Diarrhaa, Doeentery, Grum!' in the Bowels.
Acidity cd the Stomach.,_ It ind, Colic, and Cold in the
Head, we confidently oder this as a certain relief and
ours in every sue when given In time. it willinvaria
bly replete the stomach and bowels, and its importance
in this respect can hardly be estimated.
IN CONVULSIONS.
from which mole infants are said to die than from any
ether Masai°, the little sufferer is relieved Instanta
neous/1h Ns if by mask. • and in this dread comidaint
alone, its intrinsic va l ue to such that it has seen recom
mended from one family to another. until the name of
DR. BATON'S INFARTILB CORDIAL has become
". familiar as a household word." We now askyour at
tention to & aubjeot of vital interest to
,yourself. as well
diaas to
co yourins suffering ohild, Dr. Baton Infantile Cor
-1 nta
NO MORPHINE OR OPIATE
of any kind. or of whatever nature, sir a fact which
we are fully warranted in stating cannot be said et( any
taker preParatiect fer infantile diseases. at an time
before the public. We find that throughout, the
country o thers are booming convinced of this truth,
and or the'snd and. blighting consequences which are
certain to result from the use of narcotics dieguised to
the form of quieting remedies; their continued admin
istration being invariably followed by stupefaction, and
oonstipetton of the bowels ,ending oftentimes in con
vulsions. Rerein DLLATON'I3 INFANTILE COR
DIAL differs from every other remedy. It
• DOES NOT CONSTIPATE
the bowels, neither does it ant by deadening the canal
bilitles of your ohilden, but nature ly, through Its rare
medioinalAnalittes. by removing all pain and gauze of
disease. We °meetly recommend YOU, therefore, to
lose no time in procuring a bottle, that you may have at
band a remedy whioh will never fail to relieve your
child in time of need. It is perfectly harmless, and tea
not Injure the most delicate infant,
Take none but DR. EATON'S INFANTILE COR
DIAL. This you can rely upoa. Price 15 oenta per
bottle.
Prepared only bp CHURCH & DUPONT,
- No. 409 BROADWAY. New York,
And sold by them , and by all respotable Druggists. and
• DYOTT &CO ,
ard-mwf-eow 232 North SECOND St.. Philadelphia
THE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
AND GROWS MORE AND MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY.
And testimonia , s. new. and almost 'without number,
might be given. from ladies and gentlemen in all grades
of society. whose united testimony none oo Id resist.
that Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative will restore the bald
Ar slotsy io altiglz t r i r ty le hair o , f the youth to old age,
Berns CREEK, Mich., Deo 21,1818.
Palms. WooD: Time taint please eooept a line to in
form thee that the hair on my head all tell off over
twenty years ago, amused by a complicated chronic dis
ease. attended with an eruption on the head. A con-
Banal course of suffering through life having reduced
nui;,..ttrro,Pfotr 2 reetgia.ei )ialrertnboetenbezetloedtho
them sis, to consequence of which my head has suffered
extremely trete cold. This induced me to pay Briggs
& Housed almost jhe last rent I had on earth for a two
dollar bottle of tby flair Restorative about the let of
August teak I have faithfully followed the direction.,
and the bald spa 'rum poasred with hair thick and
black, though short] it to also coitus in all over DIY
head. Peeling omedent that au° , or lota. bottle would
restore it entirely and permanent .7. I feel anxious to
persevere in its use, and b , lng destitute of menus to
Purchase any more, would es , thee if thee wouldst
not be willins to send me an ortter on thine agents for st
bottle, and receive to t- ,self the Scripture declararlor:
The reward is to those that are kind to the widow
and the fatherleas."
Thy friend, fiLLSAINAH KMBY.
... •
LIGONIER, Noble on. Indiana Feb. m
5, Pr,
Pp 0. J. Woon : Dear Sir: In the latter part o the
year 1862. while attending the State and Oatmeal Law
Schomer the State of New York. my hair, from e. cause
unknown to site. commenced falling off very ?spicily, so
WOO the short spao • of six months, the whole upper
pattr silty scalp was almostentirely berelt of its cover
ing, es numh of the remaining portion upon tho aide
anti fink ;lent of my headehortly after became gray; en
that_you Will riot be surprised when I tell you that, upon
my yeturtt to.ttio titc.to of Indiana. my more casual 30-
queintancee ward not _pp much at a loss to discover the
cause of the 0001 in qv appearance, as my more in
timate acquaintances wero",Q recognise me at all.
I at once made application to the most skilful physi
plane in the country. Dilt, YeeelYlThr no assurance from
them that my hair could again be reacted . 1 wee forced
to become reconciled to my fate, until. fortunately, in
the !atter part of the year 1867, your Restorative was
recommended to me by a druggist. as being the most
Teliabie Bair Restorative In use. I tried one hnrile, a nd
found to my great satiefaotinn that it was producing the
dred effect. Since that time. I have used seven dot-
MeV worth of your Reetorstive, and as a result, have a
riohcortt of very soft black litur,which no money can
bu il . ' a mark of My grantudefor your labor and skill In
the prodeotion of so wonderrul an article. I have recom.
mended its use to many of my friends and acquaintan
ces, who. I am hsynej to informyou, are using it with
like effect. Very respectfully, yours,
LATTA.
Attorney' and Counsellor at Law.
Depot, 444 Broadway, and cola by all dealers throes h
ont. the world.
The Restorative is put up in Bottles of three sizes,
viz;large. medium, and so all; the small holds heir a
hnt, and retails for one dollar per bottle ; the medium
olds at least twenty per cent. more in Proportion than
the small, retails for two dollars a bottle; the large
holds a quart, SO per cent. more in proportion, and re
tails for g 1 a bottle.
0 J. WOOD & CO. P , o_prietom 444 BROADWAY,
New York, and 114 M ARK KT Strut, tit. Louie, Mo.
And sold by all good Dmeglsts and Fancy Goods Deal
ers.
Sold here by DYOTT & CO., 53 . 2 North SECOND
street. aul3-mwf d-eowWtf
LEGAL.
VSTATE OF JOHN J. HESS, Deceased—
..l NOTlOE.—Whereas letters of administration,
d. h. n. o. t. a. to the estate of JOHN J. HESS, de
ceased, have been granted to the sabsorlber, all persons
indebted to the said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment, and those having' Maims or demands
against the estate of the said decedentwui make known
the same without delay, to
HENRY D. WELSH,
Admitustrator d. b. rt. o. t. a.
auld-wet. No. 424 FRANKLIN Street. Phtlada.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
MES TWADDELL vs. JAMES H. KELLY.
ed. E. Maroh.Term. 1880, No. 898.
49 Auditor appointed to report rhotribution of the
form i n court engin from the ohentrs sale, under the
a bore grit, of " all that certain Chestnut . of ground
situate At the southeast corner of or James
street, aCd Margaret street. in the Twenty. fourth ward
of the city of Philadelphia, formerly in the village of Ha
milton, In it
district of West Philadelphia. and of
PhiladelphiN oontstning in front or breadth of said
Chestnut street One hundred feet, and extending in
length or depth southward, between lines parallel with
the said Margaret street, two b wad red and twenty feet.
more or leo. to York straet ; bunded northward's lir
said Chestnut stree t eastward b y ground of H. Er ens,
southward by said York 'Area. and westward by Mar
garet street aforesaid,' will macula to the duties of hie
appointment on tatl3 DAY. the lith of September. at
4 °retook P. 51., him office, No. 249 South SIXTH
Street. when end where all potions intere.ted are re.
mitred to present their claim, or be debarred•frinn
coming in upon said fund.
se7-10t JOHN F. MINTON, Auditor.;
PIANOS.
LIGHTE & BRADBURY'S CELE
BRATED PATENT INBULATED IRON
RAME OVERBTRUNG GRAND-ACTION PIANOS,
considered unsurpassed by the first artists and Judges,
such as 'Melberg, Woltenhanpt, Wele, and others.
Over 7,000 of this make have been wild. In respect to
clearness. riohneas, volume of tone. delicacy, elasti-
Olti of touoh and fine repeating years o abut nq hp... They are not warranted for y. for all
time, They have been awarded Gold Medals at every
exhibltlon. For sale at wholesale factory prices for
cult, at a4beral discount, oren monthly instalments,
at JAMES BP.LI. AK'S.
Nos. 279 and 281 Routh FlAbove FTH stßomreeta.
&
STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
-I,4IRAPPITENT OVER.STRING GRAND PIANOS .
$4 ' , ARE GRAND. AND SQUARE PIANOS. pew
le ' irrodn..."'
„N -ran in concerts and in private pirolee by the at
Renewed the first Ketnium ct over the best
mai( B tit' rl'imOlifpeetiltif:nGoi l t i rr A li t k ii i . . , , in . sigs.4tp i d ethers,
°lmmo AI. - 'lO6l CH ES TN U T figlesel.
! PIANOS ! I PIANOS I
'NANO-FORTE.
ELODONS
riArth•fOßT l,4 .
,MELODRONS,
Made by Raven, Bayou, & Co" Nona & Clark, Hallett,
Davie. & Co., and other&
3. E. t b 7:OIILD,
SEVENTH and OliklerfNUT.
Nth HAINES BROS.' OVERSTRU-t I G
PATENT-ACT lON PIANO FORTES,
" Cheapest Pyrst ; Olass Plano' made." A sPiesnlO
pseortment of Louis XIV •
and other styles. for sale at
rfletol7 Cult Prloes, sad warranted for 5 yeses.
1146"d-han :. P E I Z r : hBileVa5111.1:1:11t PINTER/la
11
PRINOE & 00.' Improved MELODEOM s eI m eM
SU.mnrartb.
prLAVELPHIA TERRA COTTA MA
NUFACTOIty, REV RN tit and °ERNI INTOWN
:t_nd 1010 miss:man: Street- Vitri fi ed Drain
waier Pipes Ventilating Vine., Hot.e tr Elm, WI
Smote rinse ni ot Terra Cotta, and ot suitable maze
farevert ohm of olldings. Thin article Iv wortny the
attention of all partitepatting up buildings. large
size sewerage pipes for city dratnaxe, water pipes war
t
mitten to stand a severe pressure. we re now prenatal
to contract wittuoinis or corporation or this article in
any axiality. We warraour goods o tie OqUAI if not
ifparlor to any other in ein the ailed Suttee or
lifOlPe. Ornamental chimney Wops and je Garden
Wet llii-ts
X11,14,111!I BY AUCJ LW
FURNESS, - MUNI= 't
R E
BALE OF RENCK DRY M WODS.
On F t riday Morning.
September U. ot o door.
g z i r,okage• odd lota of fancy and OLoolo Fronoh diT
BERLIN NWIEREIELII SQUARE BRAWLS.
All wool.
On Friday . Mornlns,
we 14_4 newest striae Alain rsitarmOla
all wool.
BROGLIE BORDBR , BTEI,LAWLB. AND WOOL LONG
BriA
300 I+-4 broche birders stalls shawls.
550 all r ol P i t l arl i altr ia ßOAßFl3;
NO &men flab saarrs.
BONNET AND vshvEr RIBBONS,
New Arlo No.
ribb nu.
No. 1 ,4 to No. 10 blank silk Velvet ribbons.
LARGE EtPtCIAL SHAWL BALE. ,
On Saturday ?goming.
Peptember 10, at 10 o.clook, by oelatogne, on B months'
credit.
Congieting of—
In gre at IGOR ,PARTSPE INTSI) ,iNfAWLEI.
Pt s ll ri gloqo7ol BRA WLS., mazttmte .
Cashrm•re eel merino °entire, alwytoon T lPletilillb
RICII. GOUACILE P !AMER :Wet ILEBEK
New style motion and glands. •
VIENNA B ROC HE Elf/CARE AND LONG SHAWLS.
in colors wool.
A complete assortment of new design'', in lobe of polars
only. suited to tee wants of the Petladelehla trade.
PLAID AND FANCY PARILRY AND GLASGOW
SHAWLS—AII wool.
A eboice.varietl.
IDODBLE-FACED BERLIN
REVERSIBLE
SHAWLS.
Prow and elegant patterne.
KWH .IaRDINISSE4 AASICIPIN CHENILLE
NH AWLS end choice siyles CHENILLE soexn,
BLACK THIRET AND...M H ERINOAWLR. LONG and SQUARE
,
Very superior qualities wool files's.
The whole presenting a chows collection of shawls,
to which the attemion of buyers is respectfally solicited'
N P. PANCOAST, AUCTIONEER, Saar
i• • cessor to B. SCOTT, /n.. 431 CHESTNUT St.
LARGE SALE OF AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
DRY GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS,
MILLINERY GOODS, Ac,
Tus Morning,
Sept. 12, by catalogue, on a oredit.aommencing at 10
o'clock preoiselv.
ARTIFICIAL F LOWERS.
150 clarions real French artificial flowers.
'minded, will be found, v‘z •
NEW STYLE EMBROIDERIES.
. An invoice of latest style richly embroidered Jaoonet
and Garai - Tie collars spa sets
Richly embroidered flouncing. inserting, and edging.
rofants' waists and robes, Ao.,
Pique collars BLACK LACE o.
VEILS.
Also. latest Perin style embroidered Alencon an Chan
tillp laoe veils, coiffures and bathe'. Ac., Ac.
PARIS FLOWERS.
100 'cartons richest Faris stile 'velvet and °borello
bowers, /co., , ko..
OSTRICH FEATHERS.
GO cartons black and fanny ostrich feathers.
TRIMMING AND BONNET RIBBON.
Also. fall colors ladles dress trimmings.
Rich dark oolong vouit de rot.
sonnet ribbon. An.
STOCK OF GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS '
At commencement of sale. a stock of furnishing goods,
comprising gents' ties, men's shirts and drawers, wrap
pers, gloves,' dm.
SHIRT FRONTS,
140 dozen gents' linen shirt front..
STOCK OF wigs.
Also, stook of a box stater deeming business.
BEAD GOODS.
Also, aline of ladies' falter bead goode. Jet bracelets,
necklaces, boys' and ohildren's rata paving combs, /co.
STRAW GOODS.
Also, 60 cues Fall shapes straw bonnets, fano, bats.
&a ,
SHERIFF'S BALE OP A WADE AND SUPERIOR
STOCK OF MR LFS, PRESERVES, FRUITS,
MEATS, MACHINERY, &c.
On Thuniday Morning,
Bept.l3. upon 'the_ premises, 712 AIARRET Street,
commencing 6110 o'clock.
AP Samples arranged for ezaminatMo, with .oata
lories, early on the mornanz of sale.
•
Included will be found,
via—
Preserved and fresh flails, of every vanety.
Pickled and brandy fruits, fruit jelly marmalade,
syrups. and es traots ; mmoe and canned meats, pinkies,
gerkins, pwkellily. fresh and soloed oysters, &o.
Also, lbs prepared sad whole chocolate.
GLAcSWARE.
Also, a great variety of glass and atone bottles and
Jars, tin cane,&o.
PORTER AND ALE.
Dozen bottled porter. brown stanu ale. &o,
MACIIINsIRY, ATBAM ENGINES.
Also. one steam engine and boiler.
Chocolate grinders. corking machines, tiaman toolr,
&e.. &o.
PHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
:treatNo.ll3o MARKS? Street. azd At'. MINOR
• OSrpIVE SALE OF TEOOTa. M
SHOES.OEN, BROGANS,
GUM
On Thursday Motions&
September M. at iOo'olook preomety, will be sold, by
oataiogne, on • months' credit. 1,000 glues mews.boys ,
sod youths calf, loPabialr, and grain boots : melt, hip,
and bud gaiter., brogans, rturets, and ploughman's
shoes; women's, mines', and children's 101 , 1 f. kip, goat,
and morocco boots and shoes.
. ..• -
Also. an assortment of city-made goat and kid Leo
is and black gaiters.
Alao. 38 mom minee aad women'a heavy Am over
hoes.' •
Samplea or SO oases Bewitch gingham um biellla.
Also. at commencement of sale, on account of Under
writers a lot of damaged smiles .weighti. looks.
Wedge.' &o.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
PANY.—THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSU
RANCE 37 .62 COMPANY. 921 CHESTNUT Stmt. toms%
49,6.
INS U 9l lt .13 LIVEB for the whole term of life—grants
annuities and endowmenta—puroliseee life intermit' in
Real Estate. and makes all oontracts depending on the
contingencies of Life.
They act as Rzeontoni, Administrator", Assignees,
Trustees, and Guardians.
TRUSTEES.
Daniel L. Miller, Samuel E. Stokes,
BerdamloCoates, William Martin,
Richard S. Newbold, /amiss B. McFarland.
William P. Hacker, oseph IL Trotter,
William N. Kern, times snaton,
Samuel 0 Busy % I:heel:Miles Paulding'.
?pulse Hallowed. Edmund A. tender,
enry C. Townsend, Daniel L. Butehinsitin.
Rodolphus Kent, John W. Bornor.
NV 'Mem B. Carr, Ellis S. Archer,
P. V. Dation. Samuel J. Christian,
William Robertson. . Josepn M. Thomas,
Warner M. Ramn. John G. Breuer.
P.R. MiOhlit, s anon.
• DANIEL L. MILLER, President.
SAM . E. STORY IS, Irmo Pre. t.
' JOIN W. Ifoatron. &ornery. sing
TN SUR ANC, Id COMPANY OF THE
I N
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA-PritE AND MA
RINE INSURANCE—Nor. 4 AND 5 EXCHANGE
ECILDINOB.
Chartered in 1704—Capital 8200,600—Assets, January
1, 1658 ; 1347 446 60-100,
All invested in sound and available secunbes—oon
tinne to Insure on Vessel* and Cargoes Buildings,
Stocks of Merchandise, /to . on liberal ter ms.
DIRECTORS.
Henry D. Bherrerd, George R. Stuart,
Simeon Toby, Pamuel Grant, 3r.,
Charles hlnealester, Tobias Wagner,
rWilliam S. smith, 9 homes B Wattson,
Wolin, B. Budd. Henry G. Freeman,
William R. White. Charles S. Lewis.
George C Carron.
HENRY D. SHERKERD, President.
WILLIAM HARPER, Secretary. 4e9-wmatf
DELAWARE MUTUAL. SAFETY IN
MIR ONCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY
v THVANIA.E LEGISLATURE OF
PENNS .. SW.
OFFICE S. E, CORNER THIR D A
erD WALNUT
MAKIN rm E , P N d UR A ANCE
ON VESSELS, C ARGO.
To all parta
of the World.
_HT
iNLAND INSURANCES
On Goode, by River, Canal*, Lakes, and Land Carriage
malt parts of the Union
FIRE IN' , !TRANCES
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores Owelling_Houses. An.
ASSETS OF
1869
THE CoMPANY.
November 1, .
Par. Market Value.
11:3 eao Philadelphia City 6l o. cent. Loan.. gni too CO
100.000 Pennsylvania State 6 cent. Loan. 93,666 CKI
21.600 Pennsylvania State 6 cent. Loan.. 2.1.00) 00
425.000 U. S. Tretusury sfo V ' cent. Notes and
interest Eine 26,20361
Mew U.E. Treasury 64, cent. Notes and
interest due. ....r.. 30,615 CO
$25,000 Tempora ry Loan to '
the City of Phila
. de ohm.— .
860000 Penney vanta Railr oad 3d litorig;tge
6V' cent. Bon . , . 4 3660 oo
870,000 North .ren a niylvania Railroad Mort
gage 6 cent. Bonds. . - 12,000 Co
$14,015 West Phil al phis. Passim ge
Company 7fr ot. coupon Bonds. 12,600 00
810,000, 300 shares stook Germantown Gas
Company, interest a-d pnnoipal
guarantied by the city of Phiter•
delohnt—.—
89.000. 100 shares Yennsylvauis Railroad Com
pany__.__3,77soo
ecooo, too shares North Penn sy l vania Railroad
B Ceitipany.. 9.50 00
.......
2.850 shares Philadelphia Ice Boirand'Steam
Tug Company, Philadelphia and
Savannah Steam Navigation Com
pany, Ocean Ste am Navigation'
Company,,, Phiadelphia and
de Qr.agi
Company—. 3.210 CO
NAM 8405,713
Bondi and Mortgages. and Real Estate. Of
fice Building... - —. ...... ..
Bills receivableforininrancesmade..:Z:"
...
Balance due at Agencies—Premiums on Ma
rine Follows, interest. and other debts due
the Company— . 115,684 MI
Bann and stook of sundry IniMiin"de.Ccin
'Antes .. ..-
Caen on Deposit in
DIRECTORS.
William Martin. &irons) E. Stokes,
Edmund A. Bonder, J. P. Peniston,
TheophDui Paulding, amy Sloan.
John R. Penrose, Edward Darlington,
Jahn C. Davis.. . Jones Brooks.
James Treenail*. bpencser M'llvaine,
William Syre, Jr., Thomas C. Hand,
James 0. Hand, Robert Burton.
William 0. Lutwit. Jacob P. Jones.
Joaeph H. Seal, James B. M•Parland,
Dr. R. M. Huston, Joshua P. Eyre
George C. Limper, John B. Semple, Pittab'g
Hugh Craig,
1 T 1: t t ratarn,., -
Charles Kelly,
WILIAAM MA RTIN. rreoldenr.
THOS. C. HAND, Vioe President.
HENRY LYLBDRN. Secretary. dltPwrin
V2ICHANOE INSURANCE COMPANY
R-A --011100 No..* WALNU T
_ street.
FIRE INBERANCE on 1101111811 and fairrohoadlsa
genetcusl rsliyon fivonsbkl terms, (other limited or per
va.
DLREGT_REJ.
Joreroiah_Eonsall,
John Q. einnodo,
Joshua T t Orron, gull Hal .
Thornily; arab, ohn nit orrok h e
to
B=l. L, medw hm4mit i i j At t, ,
pr u ne,
j . nuri Q. GINNODO, VlO3 President.
EDWARD W. DAVID. Pooretarr nthla Watt
THE TERI:ICU:IE -'
INSURANCE COMPANY
91 PHILADYMIA: - •
(FIRE INEURANCIE'EXCEMEIVECT.)
froMNO WIrTH A pANs Jl ND l7ll4)llye. S. w. foosNia
WALNUT S TRAWS.
DIREOIIO7IB.
ti"Avert:4D 5147121 MORIV:11
HALM moKix, .(371rA11.
HAuato FaAzin. JOHN . Bacmm,
ipHN M, s woon , FAINISTOOi.
T gmoz, arralw D. am.
Nu (Liam
. mon , i tiliM( 1 7 1 4 id . 111.
CEARLEE W. i ßseastarr. tea
0 LUKER CITY LNSURAI4O.g OODIPA.
~,G , NILFRANKLIN BUILDIN9B,_ 4001 WALNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL AND 8
Rl.lB_B34earelo.—lneuree against_ Loee_or Carnage
re, and the Perils of the Bea. Wind Navigation ma
Tfaiiihiottatton.
r.ORCIE H. HARI, President.
.. r ROBI3, Vigo_ reaidont.
I•Terkiill'aratialrajr"?.
DIRECIFRB._
(forge R. Hart. .P. It
. C. Cattail, otter B,_PerMni.
• '. W. Ruler,
oll.l7°Mror. Andrew R. Cheroben
ftmuel Jonas, M. P.,.
mhe-11
A NIERICAN FIRE INSURANCE 00.,
..C3..
L LNOORPORATED IgIO—OHARTSI PERFEC N T
.
o. HO WALNUT t etraot above Thlrd..4llsdolplus.
HaviGt it large paid-up lap ualnact and suro" in
vested in strand and Avid able_Poottrales, continue to
insure on Darellinve,Atores Furniture, Mere, nudist,
Vessels in rgrt as
th le r oirsoee, and other Personal
Property. All losses liberally and promptly 1,011.044..
DULTICTORI.
L . 1 .7 . R. Mari% VT. D I N.
otn Wesi . •to R. GGGU.
gal Ilk. often.
risk D • M 1124 . da.
. 04 , 1_ m obiri Par,
Aiti, Prism
ALBEIT C. L. CUlTAttik. ,
11QIEFINED AK.-1,000 Earrels,Lo
- VERlBO'fferaglied, coamo . atid fins *4miied.
kfAg.k'neratetvem...i.gicgAsra.4!.7,-i-
titers. TURPEN:IINE.-7.20041) Stag
Torpientiollandlas troni litlkt E. Ji. B. Wags Soul
for me bLRIrwhIS t' no; Is
SOUTH wIIAR v ER. • eel
VINEGAR. -450 bbls. Clarified Cider
V .
Vinegar. WO do. White a Wine y Therar._tisuPerior .
Vara) g or j an ., a 0°4°,4 lifavU
RIALgi BY Aucryibir.
MTHoliAll it • SONS, • -
• Roc 139 sad 141 dloeth&IIRTE *net.
et. Nab. C ge.) -
RTOCRII AND REAL ESTATE._ •
SALES AT THE EXCHANGE EVERY T0E111)11"
4ag the business moon in Jolt ant Atoreet only
oval stet
HandblEr et wiettpronewhy hawit in
acidities to which we poblialf, onithe Wants! prionous
to twat, saleope. Unmated, estaiemp in pamphlet
tom, giving full desenptiorul of all th property to be
OM on the followingC.
C kit D.—Chu males of real cute and cooky a
the Exehange „bereitber be held At El Weleaß
norm; and, in the evening. atto'click.
',lr Conti butorwitave the opt,on oteither sale.
_REAL ESTATE" AT PRIVATE SALM.
Er we have a large aaweatof real estate at private
lale. illellidth3 ever,' dimoriptem oteitr and, **our..
,proporrt7. PREV fru Med ir may be had eMaauthosator•
A E SA L ANOINT
Mirßeall estate entered on ow
oar Elkters
and adyerhleed ooatWonaliy in oar Mono nhltraot
(qt which )ROO copies are ;mated- wasidi t ) nee o
Charge.
Seventh Fall Palls, lithgengember, on the Pranataaa.
ito.7N Florida street.
Eighth Fall hale. 18th Septernhe:, tit the Itgelnlnts•
Ninthys.l nate, leth eptstober, on the Fromana,
Es-
Tenthnome no. to sense. Chestnut - Hitt.
Pall Sale, 85th Septem ten at t hee Exchange.
'IF B.II7OMS, E 4 1 18
wi I commence on hIONDA . %mbar V. ANL -
Catakinaa now ready. - •
SEVENTH FALL 14LE-=l4th SEPTEMBER.
Bala on the Premises.
DWELLING AND Pl mak.
*THRE ii-BTORY BRICK DW ELL ING, NINTH Flo
rida street. between MJeventh a Twelfth. above Or
tharine street.
On Friday Morning.
Sept. 14th, MO. at 10 o'clock. on the uremia's, all that
threa-story brick meesuage and lot of pound. saMate
on f r on t we fe et and
Florida greet, No. 761. eatiutwoe
in l6 feet, and in depth 51 feet, to it 15 feet-wide
crest. The house Sub je ct
modern convemenoev, gas in
troduced, .to. Subject to a yearly maw( rent of 306.
Immediately after- the eete of the kaiser inn be gold
the household and kitoticu furniture.
eEIGHTH PALL EALE—lgth SEPTEMBER.
Three-Btory Brick STORE and DWELLING. No.
1433 Fitzwater street. Went of Brood 10 " t. wttb athre°
story Brick Dwelling -
Three-story Brick DWELLING, No. MB4 Fitzwater
street. west of Butearatt street.
Modern RESIDENCS. No. 811 Spree. Meet* rliP:sto
with modern improvements, in exoelleag order, oppo
site the Heepits.i Garden.
Peremptory Sate.—Two HDILDINO LO'TS. Norih-
Beonnd Street, below Huntingdon street. Bea admlnts.
Peremptory Bale.—Four-story anat. B.PAIDEreGE,
N.. tlai B engem street, went of highth street. Sala ab
solute.
NINTH FALL BALE-79th aEPTEMBER.
At i o'clock P. M. -
Will include—
Hata tit of George Pet, deceased— Orphan' Court Pale
on the Pre_misea —.A very valuable WT of 10 Acres'
Chestnut Hill. ad (inning the elegant country - seats of
.epper, Mr. Platt, and others, Plan and full de
scription a t auction rooms.
TENTH FALL SALE—nth SEPTEMBER.
Orphans' Court hale—Estate of ifintbohr C. Iltserrae,
deceased-
Three-story Brick DWELLINGea Lot orGroend.
Washington street, weft of Swanson street. Second
ward. - • .-
Same F.statet—Two two- s t o ry 11•Ick•DWFAIN08.
Lombard Street. east of Eleventh street.
Same Estate—LOT OF GROUND. Wester it stet of
Germantown road. Hineteenth
Sante Estate—Three-story Brick DWELLING. North
Tenth street. south of °mien street. Foorteenth ward,
Same Estate—Bnek DWELLING, Esyland street.
Sixth ward.-
Same Es ate—DWELLING and BAKE HOUSE. N' ch.
Fourth street, south of Tiunenyst'set, Twelfth ward
Same Fstate—Book DWELTINC.. New. street• to
rough of West Cheater. Chester.omits, Pa. -
P o r olo o ool l Sale Pe order °theirs.
Estate of John Murray. ceoessild,
Three-story Sri k BTOE. and DWELLING. North
east corner of Ninth and Auburn streets. First ward.
Grohs list-Court • ale—Estate ofjohn Naos Traci/et:id.
A n undivioed ninth part of the three-story Brick
DWELLING. No. 316 South Front street.
Same Estate—An undivided ni th part of the three-'
Story Ern* DWULLINO, No 3%9 Booth Front street.
Same Estate—An undivided ninth part. of the terre
STORE and WAREHOUSE, southwest corner of Dela
ware avenue and Ton alley, below Chestnut asset, 02
feet 6 lathes front.
Same Estate—An undivided ninth part of the thine
dory Brick DWELLING. No. 21D Lombard street.
Neat modern RESIDENCE, N 0.130 North Twentieth
street, above Cherry street.
Large and valuable corner LOT, 10 acres. Markey.
Chestnut. Oak. Forty ninth and Fsftieth exerts, Twin •
ty- four h ward, contain* brick clay.
Valuable corner LOT, ISO by 180 feet; soistbeast corner
of Bonita and Florida streets. Twenty-tonne ward.
BALE lOF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. FRENCH_
PLATEMIRRORS, TWO *UPERIOR PIANO
FO sTES, L • AGE QUANTITY OF .WILTON
BRUBBrLS, VELVET, IMPERy.L.,tkp 0 . 141
CARPETS. PINK REDA AND RIVING. COU. -
TEM. SHELVING, AND ST RE -
_FIXTURES.
GOVERNMENT GOODS, CHINA, GbABWARE,
ka.
CARD .—Our sale to-morrow morning. et ihe auction
store. will commie: bands/ MO. lots of excellent
second-hand funntore. French-Mate mirrors. aupenor
eimo-fortes. large 401trItitir of Wilma. Bromide. yelper.
and other came% bode and beading. amatory. shelving,
and. gOrt , Rtru rea.Siorarn meat mods comprising cloth
ing, blankets, uniform nape, fro.. chandeliers, China
slegnrare. Ail, forming the meet attractive se
sort:tem of the seams. and worthy Ms attention of
dl_ j housekeeper". and cohere desirous of. purchasing.
eattiOIMIZOW ready , sad the armoire saressel -
107 i11a101.11111110116
i rds it ,oo 3. V l3 2T Vill' .1 1313.11 1 1M7e a . -
Che Thesoles Morton.
At I o'okoek, at the .aoletion Roam ea at et
ezeelleat eeeond-heed forma:axe Map o-fortee,
Pie norm, masts. eta, farm el dee
iteseekeepixer, removed to th e Ma 07 001ITSIIMI l l
rile.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, LARGE MIRRORK
EINB VELVET; BRUSSELS. AND INGRAIN
CARPETS. &o.
Also. on Thum:bamivnlne. at the Auction Store, the
entire tiltrotor° of t family leasing the city, removed'
to the More for co TORE FIX TU nvenience of sa
RleE.
S*.
Also. at 9 o'olock. COMMOnoilitrtenra sale, a quantity
of More fixtures, chantey, &a. -
Sala foi wont of the Italtsd Stain. -
CLOTHING; BLANKETS, As.
•
On Thursday frl
For account of the LtrutedStatenskots.lS war/
coats. 8 mato mats. 66 wool lankets. 93 wool overalls,
uniform coats, 67 flannel shirts 123 linen overalls, fa
tigue caps, uniform caps, shoes. knaperusts, &a.
Bale No. 5'7 South Eleventh Street.
NEAT FURNITt RE. TAPkB rRY OAItPETBAni
On
,Friday Kerning , • • - '
llth above South . clock. at No. 517 Beth leventh
atreet. the neat houaeheld miler.; ne
vem— carpet.. of a &Indy declining housekeeping.
Alec. the kitchen furniture.
EMMliga
NNAIMBaIe N 0.764 'FLORIDA Street.
WELLING AND BUYERIOR NUANITUEV.
On Friday Monnns.
14th instant by catalogue, at N 0.761 Florida etroet.
above Catharine. between Eleventh and Twelfth its..
the superior turmturs. French plate oriii ruirror,fine
colored ougravinge, has hair inattraliseir and bed rue.
China and stammers, velvet same% &o. The eabmet
fur iture was made by Moore & Campion, and is In ea.
reliant order.
Ivr May be examined on the menses of sale. at 8
o'clock.
Peremptor Sale.
W
• OOL,. - -
By order of i homes Miami ik ed. •
On Wednemiay Montag. •
September 26 at 11 o'Jlook,amd. by eattleque,
without reserve. at the Stores Nos. 60, 6s, and 61
North FRONT StroeL
1 A large lot of Pennsylvania. Ohio. and other Fleece,
Tub and unwashed Wool of all grades
fir These Woola are very light and highly desirable.
and will be sold in small lots. to orderto nocrommouat •
pprelisseta.
All the Wool offered is in store and open for examina
tion None sold by samples
itir . Catalogues, with full description of each Id, will
t e ready one week previous to sale.
Sale No. 1329 Girard avenue.
SUPERIOR PU/LNITURE. TAP/BTRY CARPETS,
E .
On Tuesday Morning.
215th mat.. at 10 o'olook. by catalogue. at No. 1349
Girard avenue. the suyerior parlor. dining MOM. and
chamber furniture, roverittg carpets, &o, AUG. the
kitchen furniture.
. . . .
sr May be examined at 8 o'olook on the mornise a!
the sale.
MOSESgATILUIS, Al7t! T (I k
Ann? MMIISSION :MERCHANT, sou beast
norner of 4, ZVI( ford V_A c‘,..at
MA'l HANG' LARGE SALE OF FORFEITED BOOKS.
oonsistinc. o Theoogical. Ilistoncal, Medical. law.
and Miscellaneou. Books.
On Wednesday Morning. -
Sept. 19th. at 10 o'clock. at WINS Nathan.' Auction
Store. southeast corner of Sixth and Race *treats, in
mom:id-story salesroom entrance (tome Rao. street.
Consisting. in part, of Doody Bibler,Ranonal Psycho
logy. rost's Pictorial World, Nixon's Digest, Anato
mical Atlas, downcast Journal of Medical
- Philip on Chronic Diseases, Bond's Midwifery. Thomas'
Practice. Wilson on Febrile Diseases, Materia Medics,
Homeopathic Practice, Dublin Dunteotor Beehe's Die
pensatni y. London Lancet (6 vols.). rd edico-Chirorgreal
Review. Shakepeare's Works, illustrated and other
wise Poet* and Poetry of the Ancients, Poet' and
Poetry of Europe. Life of Clay. Life of Penn, nominee
of the Crusades. Life of Washington, World of Art and
Industry, Illustrated Views in Cootland, Greet Brtta4a,
and Ireland, Chambers' Miscellany. Women of the
Testament, splendidly illustrated : Byron's Works,
Campbell', Poetical works, Burns' Poetical Works,
Poetical Quotation, large Tamil L Bibles, *lord, bonny
In morocco and gold; floater Bible, in col.; Little
ton's History of kngl. no.in 4 v015 .,- year 179) I atin.
Greek, Ens lish. and other Dictionaries; French Walks,
Booke of Meets. and 100 other books.
(0.17 , The Trade, and the poetic, generally. are invited
to attend the sale.
- . -
11161 , Open for examination emir on the morale:, ci
sale.
- M4III TO LOAN.+ -
SOS, 000 to loan. at the lowest rate., sep diamonds.
watohes, Jewelry, silver gate. dry g 0.., ;nothing. aro
caries, *agars, hardWert, cutlery plasma, ninon., Mi
ni tuns. heidipr, awl on goods of ism, • ducription. to
huge or OMAlSOloantla,oom one emu to theatortoA
fote 4r:m gt u 4,,
vi... In thi..n,
Pitysta entrance% Stmt.
Btaineas hee; fi t to t l4... . . toa a
~...y, 'mar i: 1 IIS la ro.
T.
Sir Advanoss i f r
sad upwards at two Per osilL
Advaisoes of sus asd womb, it ass wait. for
short foam.
AT.PRIV Timm
°tram
thertemlL :ma . .mu d /i e. eiA
Oa renal aellint Drlo4ll. Sold lor anir Was valor
ver lever and loins yr Eastlab Swi
ronolowatobta. at automatons ills inoe4 Jels a stry a' S
evert desorrition.nry lorgoss, li stilts, malletl
- t
ale, mtalltY o Navana Mart at half tea
tmportatfort attoe itt i li t s icen ties to nit parohaure. sail
various other MA
0 Yeit BALES .
A'S to Ersolgy y t e Atio'ionear.
, Inlllilr.tr or 001
° na l % gAV V/ 141. 11
stied. `
SPLEN DID SET OF DI SIVONDS AT PRIVATE,
SAL C.
,Catisinms of diamond and opal breastpin awl ear-
Mts. Fries, 8650. Coat in Pans SLAV.
$801,666 67
EXCURSIONS.
i ff timmg FOR TUX SEA SHORE.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIO
RAILROAD.—On and after SATURDAY. September l,
Mail train leaves Vine-street wharf. —1.3 u
.4 CO P.M.
• ExPre i s STURNING. LEAVES ATLAN T IC:
Mail.___...._
Exp '6.08 A.M.
Stopping at all Stations going and returning.
SUNDAY TnAleigh
I save Vine street —B.S) A. M.
Leave A tlantio at. . ~ . • ... P. M.
Fare to Attanno, $1.80; round . trip * ticket., good for
three days. $2.60.
Frei ht must be delivered at Cooper's Point by 3 P.M.
The Company will not be responsible. for any goo.*
until received and reoeigted for by their Agent at tne
Point.
atiM-tf JOHN G. BRFANT. Anent.
JrVlil L A IMLPIII A AND
MAME DRAWN* RA .LROAD. DE
GIITKIL EXti_UR6lONe.. Oa end after MONDAY,
J
lhp i t.phinufotriisiouts:Yrier"' th e Wil"nng routes
Vl Tlocers for sale at 4. ioke s OSA, Broad and Callowlull
strer.
o Munn Falls and return ._..,_..,,,..,., ' l6 eo
o Scranton and return ----.-- 650
o Look Haven and rata= ft 59
For further partioulara see small bills. oppr ali to
hunt Agent of the Oompang, Broad and calloutlll
Ghee% or to gNO. F. REAL'S , '
General Agent Phila. ts Readlng Railroad. Pall.
G. A. NICOLLEI, Gen'lßuparintandant i B•ading•
inl-tf
101 M. TO PLEAS WIS TRAVE
LXIIB.—Grft.nd Ibrourzon from Ph:!Wel-
S Fs*, Montreal Quebec, River Sahra
nen 'd We ' Itiontains : Portland golten. Saratoga
enna : and New York via Lat e lantano. River al.
errehLoe, (}read Trnakßailway. Splendid steamier
Al t for Swirly Ri ver . and return to Madei
ra via Portland an Boston or Barstow Serum. Fires
or the round trip se ollow :
MU Philadelphls a Gnebeo. White Mosollsias,Boe
to • and New York ~.......-.- taus
From ' bilS4l•lothi vim:4lo=oW: Ililiaskii •
Spnnss,
as Pies York.— ..--. . sum
Fr i . eebee to ft.:Liana? Ri7ii.ll - 87114ttria. - -.Z...tha1l
g .. , stieieber li i l / 1 1111.
sigd Isis
p: I• . ' Swimpli, anin n t a l likr 4
lilt- . ' *lnd.
nAUTIO N—ORIINTAL DETERSITE
C
BOA P.—F*o4oE4od by tk• mat tad tossited
aso
earsof giurast t iokigamy•tui unuirusoiplellsauksts liars
Awl, Wilts It I* imaisabeircial. &ad sir it
our duty' to ao thOvutAili Mat' gmeallos ex
cept our name chimed on sat '
tat VAN OA k
air FAIARAtiRS' PLATFORM SOALIB,
VIVI for aule by FAIKEIANNII WU9.,
0,18 - 4 TV) QUAMilif atm% MIL