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--. 70 . ezThetliolfsitiiitgpsesage of tioripture . was eisloctod
s TY the tut forthe.risd
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.11at'1,4avin autleernen into me to,hallow the
t i l l d=rs $ 71: t rir l irstl i ethrt e aitt n ditr e t r ati
toletat Mem the Win Melee. And it go t 0 -
of Tenamein, and.it shall not be
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, ,„ Mesolgrinin ttesif wall !substantially ai follows:
! - -.4,o9TemaheArgeot c the four elements of nature. ! It
. i tt . ** . likaainropertims.4light and'heat. lit the
. .,W,etta*ts,fiteal', Plii, Earth, and Water—were
'"- ' Waited lii,Ged,entiossi te his will, a nd controlled
toes, tin'T Im.fi neillyeesellutiori ,the eartb.7 I twill
onceaw to phow for Illustration:- ; • •• •li 4
! , z , -,71, , 430.4„ i i,deOni siiii iblop ionipaiiirto ire. 7
, ;a: t XL. What' terrible agent fi re is. i ' .
1 ,,, ,. 2TIf - , 4 ipitit it is one of bed's agents. "" I Will," •
...i : ..00. LV. ITU' method of safety from Ara withh Got
reveals. ,
t: '' . •', .t - '. ", t • 1
V. The War Mews of Ate ebmpitnioa. I
...1
• ' ~7. 'a..ersrptisriow. • 1
. I. Someiersons and things tempered to ire;
1. God fs coast:tilted te On. "'The Lord thy pod
Is a eonsuming.fire. :!,,Dent. 4,24; lis.t.'l2; 29s
2- 2 . , The , Jefßee it eterepared to lire.• II Be is
iike:'w. refirmes fire,". Mai, 3,2, consuming I the
wicked end purifying his people.
e 3. Tha Goly ghost is .I:tempered to fire. z < " it is
• ' the spirit of burning 'r whiob °leans's, 'tikes filth
of th e' daughters of. Zion." basalt 4, 4. The ill et
Ohristbitacluoili - ,rte baptised •"•with 'the Boly
Gb.estand fire„",;',/ifott„ 3, 11; Aces 2, 3 Tot en
lighten. puffy,. quicken, sanctify, and inflamelthe
11 Anulavith love• to tied and holy seal in his astute,.
is the workpf, the Hoy Ghost. Bo stets like fire.
4. Hely angels are • compared to fire. ' They me.
,fl , ll Wok,: and resistless like fire in'obeying the divine
commends• end mattunds. , Pserthe 194, 4.
6 llolvessinisters of Christ are like Are. They
f are "burning and 'shining lights.',.' -.Take 5125.
- . 7- Their snmons bnretheir impreadons into the emit,'
„i .lind diffuse - the light of salvation 'throrithout Ithe
, •.s.szelederstaniting. , ha, 24; 52: Eph: 4 18. " 1
. o.' This'srerd of God Is compared to fire. Lilco
_•;• Are, IC is . full of • vigor lead effinacy. It warms,
r. 41. molts, and :animates. It coesumes the drors, hod
. burns up„the ohaff and stubble or sin in the soul
;;, licf'ls siotmy Word like 44a fire? ,Jer. 23, 29. '
7. Persecutions are like fire. ' , II am corn to
send fire, on 'the earth " Ain 12, 49. The ir,
,
t-' ' Beillie will he kindled; and buin on Avery b nd
-.,,,!qpna the publishing (dirty gospel, and exteitelo of
my_itingdom. ' . _ • ' - • i
8. The torments of hell are
• cat forth ae ere, ts A ,
. first is,kinetal In mine anger, and shall burn unto
“the'loweat hell,?' Deus., 82, 22 The torments, of
ilm7iinalla impenitent are termed "devouring Are
and everlestingburnlngs." Ise., 33, 14. II Ipin
, quenchable fire " , fsa.-,„66, 24, and Mark, 9, 1 44
' ' 4 Everlasting fire." Afrat.,_2s, 41. And " eternal
fire." Jim's, ' verse ' 7'. many eminent writers
, maintain this fire to i oeininon, reel, matetial
"."fire, and not figurative at all. This opinion tvae
q1"otoi by 'filehrenowno4 Cyprien, Auguettni, Chry
,.,t!as _aor4oup,;and Jerome, A.e., . But we -lake the er
i. emestmoC.iiher damned to be as torturing to , the oul
"..'figiire'ilttellie body, and eo adof the'llgara iv*
3 I Serfseif &eta relation telsell. • proceed to shbtr,
0 , , 11.--Wbat a terrible agent fire Is • , - ;••• . t
- ,-- It is terrible in the ruin of property .and 10se of
' `_;'life:: Tb,esa two aspects of its terror win niece at
• • • L 1898 years before Christ, Sodom and the °Bier
, ~, cities of the plain were , totally destroyed by tire
„" front the Lord." Gen 19, 24. _.
•
~- ;2 -1491 years before Christ, the dreadful fire of
' 'Mount Sinn made all Israel - to " tremble," tni
.c
• MIMS bhuself, II exceedingly to fear and quake."
.
~, Rend. 19,16-=lB • -." , , .
,
s' =- I • Tho9ls9,lLJ,eos.lntfore Ike eaodue of the 110-
1- "'lgitlifrom Egypt; Are - and bell mingled eprtml
over all the,•BM& "destroying all persons! in ;the
. fields, all (tattle exposed -all trees, and all vegete. '
tion. It was very,'lgrieveaS ". 'IMO wee i 'tbe
Seventh of the " ten plamme of Egypt." El: 9,121.
3. 1471. B. C.: , The 260 eenbpiratore who rose
against Moses,' in the Wilderness, were all con--
• hunted hr Are. Nam. 16, 35.
. 4:1451, B. C. The entire ,eity of Jurfe - hO, /int
MI its inhabitants, were consumed by Are. do'h.
' 5 : lob, B. C. ills whole nil; ef liasor was do
.•
s /Strayed by fire. Rasor was the prineipal eitj' of
Vie kinudern of the Canaanite& ,Chap. 11, 11, c •
,„ . 6,1400,14. 0. - The city of Leigh, south of Mot
1 .
.'",
.„Lebinufa. was Mina up- -Judges, 18, 27.,
" '7. 1056,8. 0," The city of . Zikleg waa,turrn to'
*slat bn the.Philietines. , 1 Sane. 30,1, , , • I -
8 991, B. C. -The city of Geser was destroyed
by nr6 by,P.harosh, King of. Egypt. 1 Kingsi 9,
~ . 0,. siiB, G 6. Jerusalem was taken , sulked, a l nd
burnt to a bean of ruins, by Nebuchadnesser, King
of Babylon. 2 Kings, 25, 8, 9.
10. A. D.'7o. Jerusalem was totally ruined by
the ItontettS tinder Titus Vespasien, and the temple
& „ ,end whole city burnt. See Matt. 23, 1.7, where
;"this calamity in foretold by cur Lord. • - ,
11. A. LI 042... The Arabs aet fire to the library
In the pity of Alexandria, in Egypt, which con
sinned 709,090 volumes. What a literary loss 1
" - 12 We pare over -all other fires from our 1.3 t
noted date, es they would vastly exceed our bonilds.
and Jock. Al the g reat
fr fire of London. It broke out
chmak. • t rased four days and fonsnigtts.
°wired 4
. •
...„4, 0 , 11 t, ~ i n 0 : .: e SIM. '•
011FAUVWBIri
mosenes and 40.000 bonsai ' Same otty lost by ro,
in -1781-, 700,housea ; .in .1784, 10,000 borates ;1, in
1791, 30,000 . :houseer in 1816, L2OO , houses ; (ft - J.'
1818, ~ many thousands of houses:" in'lB2o: it vso v
destructive -eonflagration ; • in• 1823, 3 barreelisito.
morgues, 900 boats, 400 people;anit-12,500 -houses
. : .:-.- .werefoonsomed ! -' : • . , . ,- , ..= •
14. 4.,1): 1795: The city Of Liverpool, litlglatid,
had-Its column rooms, the Caxton' priding press,
and other property to the amount of one million
sterling, devoured by fire. • ' ,- • ' .
15. In 1228;, Charleston, South Carolina, had two
Aturklred honeasebiienreed: •• - ' . _
a z - . 16,, In 1824, irrOnand Cairo, a dreadful exile
---sten and lire took place; by which 6,000 men oat
t.?,..their Mils. ' . ''. 4 •
:,,,,•... 470. /a 1523,- - -15,000 houees; " 500 live, and Ito.
rf-,
,-, ..a:raesase
. prePerti, were lost' by fire in the Olt of
"::: Canto n, Chiba. , :. . -, •
• 18. 'ln 1788, the city of New - .Orleans - had Die
+greeter Portion Of itreduced to ashes.. , 1 '
10, - In /773,' Noir York' lost by fire 1 000' houke. ,
„' L 4'goniZiinugry,2 / to December 3,_ 1828,, the sane
`,,i , :eity'had 131 area; and many destructive tenth : ,
--- grations.einoft then; -- ~.. _ ' y{ '
- 4- ... 4 .,.. , 20: p+itliadelphis, frontl79o to 1850, has siffered '
'd iiierely by fires' The molt,lanieritable of th n":
nil was thohuraing of . the Orphan 'Aeylera, wh ch
happened on the very cold :night of January 3,
1822, in-whieh tweetyrthreepoor orphans perieh d:
.•-,. Of the .dreadful fire in Pitteburg, tli fel! yearti
,ago,
, .nlt ht!.ve heard.
,_,
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21. Id 4riguat,'lBl4,' WasbingtOn ,City•::m---.•.i:
ff° red
raneb.„ The ßritlah
army set fire to the Preaider,.Va
'" illiuße; - the bridge' over . the' Potomas. thi ale Di; ,
~---- Ihe deolf.yards, and many private dwellingi. ip:i t '
damage was sustained, and .considerable lost of
life.
1
2.2,.,V,ithin, the laet ten ymita, the city of ati I
4raneieco.Calthirisia, hal 'been all' but 'consu4ed ''
~.Atve.tiales ! -Eaoh-timeoely “ a small remnant pea
- ., -- ,,101,1 , .., -- ,K0,,,: ix. '27., The city of,lian Francisco has'
- -;perliips,eiiffered more severely by . lires Alms 4ny
21 . .Ite„r,eitillia the world far the same pe,riod. ,Ebro
- InrCifigaileeirengh; find , did time and prude ocQ
permit, thollects - woalditertill_The statement of Ile,,
, . terrible. egoney of lir& to a far greeter extent. .t '
~ will only, add, that Llte t a record of property e. - .
/
..;'.,iiireyed - by,fire in lime United States for ten y sub
~.1 ';_ i f , - - irti : free. 183,5' to 1845,jaking my 'information
~, i hnlyfifim OW Oro newspapers .1 - read. The pro ,
,t.,...,peetriostyas reperteil,-- amounted to emetly o,'-',
000.000., Simla Indeed a-terrible agent !
~IW,Fire is one C 4 God - e *gentle._ , To-prove his'.
1
it is only necessary to citen few passages of So ip
;-,
' , i1 , ..', , ,A, f-,will, se %;
n fire in to ' the hr' I
ms ot•—
'Li ' '.....
-e
--2 0 1 willren4 fire on the wall of 436/la." Ite3—veree,7
`r 4 Z lel l re rn e =s r /r. l 'l k4 V ral3 ' , • lgli !et fire on the
wiltvend* a-fire in the wall
wabbah," e.—
i .1 win send a fire upon Moab." ke.—chan. t . , At
- . •i will vend fire noon Judah," kee—per's S.
iii,s 3P Thenwdll kindle afire in the sates,t_ite.--Te t. r.
sag s are ite te -este 4.11
'{l ''iinact that fire e le one q o u f God's ag eninelen t ents where ith
.: Alt-punisttea the Incorrigible wickedness of t • , to
•
,-.,, islio persist in their transgressions. Plague, Foal ,
, ,I,entr?, famine, earthquakes,.
.storms, war, and fire.
3 ay* tremendous arrows to let fly surelnet karat ad
c c,a/siitilefeetathathanal of net missy Clod!
IV...The-nnithiitl of safotrfrom Arm which aid
f
_ ~,,„ Thiametittel Is bemping thelehbath,day b,ly.
4 .11 they *wild not' haltow the Sabbath 'deg, torn =
God would kindle a fire in the gates of their dity,'
t whioh would devour the palaces of Jerusalem„ki:l3
But if they'wonld hearken to the divine eouhiot
end &notify the Sabbath day, then the fire Sundt.
, WO aimed not be kindled. Thusthe. conleetton
" hiStWeisti keeping holy the Sabbath day and the
prevention of, pas is clear.. ~ .-
The righteousness of this plan of safety (renal the
*•,- ditottring element is obvious.
t3 , 30,. 4 1,411 strict observers of the• Sabbath dhy Into
rocl,peopla.. No, good person will be an ingcr. 2
2. Ail etriet.tielibtatlt•keepere are earefid I po. ,
lens. They attend to their domestio arrangemtirs
so se.te,pwene, attar as they can, dangerous cob.'
• gate tire with any oonabostiblo substanoe in tto i?
. 3,
_ iu , , ,91 AAntivoyigilantly sanctify *40,8/Obeli' ors`
pravelig lAopfe. TheyknoW Goes grieiona.o , :13:
neat prtfoliteanterade p " rottetion to their dwell irks
They know-God.% faithful route promise; and they
.n9ctlear he , bad 'salt to ‘ itie •gedlY,,` , there *shall no'
e;_l blhirthee, neither ibalfaey plague corns slid
~,,ttry tiffelUng.• Pa 91, 103' They , olalm• humbly
and.prityarfelly the application of g thrilitomises e i ,
''
, dlyism proteotion ;• they , thereforedi dwellsisfely,'' 1
Imitt vet ‘!quiet from the fear of, *cll. , ' ...• The eon
elision is, 'if all keit -the Sabbath of the liord
holy„,wo should. have no alaroving•les, aa"
' a need"for 06' institution of our important compa
nies Of iiretacra '1 '"e . ,
- 11 'mvel The litrPortAl3ce of fire'compaitiee. These
companies are indeed veal. Important in nevus')
respects., 4• IV' . i.
1; , 11 . 4-reeptietliNthe alitorint of propartir they
• bay*inin inalroiriental in 'saving. This Is lin
pelmet. , "Notwithatending the imMlll9ll 108 t t,f33
p o roperty-by : Area; yet much line been Prfali by Ara
h• ( 1M0400.4, , Y
.., 2. In-respeet , 'to life.. Row Many thousands of
o
vrtavo been savedfrout the meat terrible ; death, ' , hifirsleclitdrally ii,pulling theutrout et the
lffe y of these generous and hereto men
': hinitefldttid thatrown liveit'bisave othese.'-' , 11010:
generosity !digest imporbint nerving.
t:43,11141.,:ta'..".. i
' I. :mo , ,noseaseir *alp *tiontd, tie w ithheld llom
firti.ohniginleii-
..151 , 3' deoitrieeUrtitetsgement
and' it#oo6oo;„FLet It tit) seed i t 'Ak e ,c m ou ,
14340 Ogivintri,l4eoWZl ocimpant fat I'llestonvillit,
• add peril shall hers.!o:4:llotifetenarke,;
... Lid,,,,,veg,411)144 atado dut y., `
._ ' -.. f.;,
,t , A Vielititair iota. colgrinies anotti4 ail be
I if- sew! toeikAild liOig ' i' , ltimatute if • . 'isittfibottld
11110 7 -1 9 1 W - orilk . ilettriiMbitietinn, leeisiii life in
„.„ ~ 4,0 1; f 4: 1 5 7 . ,,,,4t ...' ~,„ ; .itllnti;hti - eentiteiiiil Owl;
.•:41 , ;IKrirlaitttottlt!tttillip!'
rot= ; Algittiti • . ~ .,,,-.....t. - , 1 ,• .. ,
, .8..-Let the . ;:' ,t4fk._lotity;tollii Armen.
.:t. ,She LE:* Xtre-e- : , - . Toty i It:the obieot
- - ?--itttitismen be, elge. `'. ~.o.o7o'lntel hodtee of
i *en 10 - IstAff..: ete.thicAtkoh shoulC
-.--; lik •iOA . ' Onerietldell ,40 1 46 - Abi - 104311,4f, the Ire:
1311
aiiir
esv gafi e i,_ , idewitgothill.*lwi rs comps
.; Sit In ihil 144441/0)(41464,4 'Sink -_'Mark is 44
_ ,
"k.,14 st,
- ;01 .16 ", irithle . twonty
, t. aightly damaged,
It' asedigt*ilibeirAina. -14 . TEle or - ow' avid the YIDS
go boat'
GENERAL MMWS::
Crsoingan HOG 111.11xviT.—At Milan , aft, -
IRO toi friturio delliery havis 'Win 'offered quite
freely during,* peat week, and bnyere were mere
Aillionli_AO .And, tboulb. I eolcoesslon.ie ten cents
per mantel was made, sellers offering to take $8 80a
8 65 :for-narlyliovektber.. , l On 'the 18th instant
g,OOO head sold for all December at $6 45a6.150,
which is the beet price paid so tar. The assesaor'S
returns, from sixty-seven mantles in Kentucky,
show it dso v easeet.334,l64 in the number of' hogs
this year, ocimpared Withlast year.
.'Tfts:llol)l2ke,ls,rtiter-Per.rer. Company, said
to own the beet water privilege in the °omit ry, in."-
ppeca to erect a new cotton mill, and has trued a
circular asking for subscriptions. With the pre
sent improvements, in cotton machinery, it is
claimed that the factory will pay gotal pleats whoa
mills with the old-feshloned maohinery aro running
at a loss, for in - nodepartment of mechanics has
there beep.hoore money-saving improvements than
in - ecidon maohidery.". . .
THE American Bank-note Company has sent
out a corps e( artiste; equipped 'with presses, and
the necessary- apparatus for equipp ed
the order
of the Bank of St. Petersburg, wbioh goes into
.ciPbElitien ad 'iseerilisidbeib idetailihnie beon!ar
ranged, with. capital of £5,000,000 sterling. The
:hill ; of -the "Alardeliote • Company; will tin nearly
$lOO,OOO. A ' handiemO compliment to;Arnerioan
skill.
OW THEY TREAT VAORANTe IN ICENTIJOHY.
44,TheiCineinnati - Coranterctat relates, the follow
log incident which occurred at Covington, Ky.:
'-,, At the Circuit' Court; on . Saturday, another
Iwhite man, named James Moore, was placed' on
trial , ,for ± vegramiy4+ and the ' ury' finding him
guilty, he was sentenced to be sold at public auc
tion into Involuntaryservitude for six months.'?
„ Cu]Few letter to the,Charleston Mercury
say' s' That 'Gevarninent Ririe's in earnest to put
down . the ,slave trade, obeying, no ; doubt, orders
recently received from Madrid. Several officials
have }Aim s disgraced lately, and 'I BM informed
that the late Governor of Sagan has been removed
for having allowed a cargo pr two to be disem
barked.
Su,nnEtir DFATII IN, CARLISLE .— On Tuesday,
Mapir E: 14`Ego, a prOmlnent citizen Of Carlisle,
Pa., died very_suddenly. At, supper time he took
his Oat at the tableAatVattOn i aa hotel,) and com
menced conversation with the boarders about him.
Aftertaking, a eip 9r two of tea,
,his „head bell for
ward on breast, and' In three or four minutes ho
was a corpse.
A NSW CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.—ThO Catim
lies of Boston havejust purchased a lot, corner of
Washington and Malden streets, on which to crest
a new cathedral. The; amount to be paid for the
lot is 07.000. , 'The cost or the cathedral will ho
between 1400,000 .and $500,000; and the time or
conatrnotion three to four years.
A mu WILE-LOADING GUN, of large Ortonsions,
'Weighing about 'Ave - 'eons, has boon received at
Woolwich, from Sir William Armstrong's factory,
nt Elswiek, and is ordered for experiments at Shoo
buryness Much speculation is afloat as to, its
adaptability, and the experiments are looked for
ward to with great interest.
Frvk Hdaitts Porialesn.—"Mr: mannef Sho
ber; of Lancaster, his; within a few days past, lost
five valuable horses from poison, which was given
to them on Saturday night by some malicious per
on,,whbke into the stables and mixed argenio
with their ood:
4 ,1034, is, before the Legislature of Antigua
tot aiding the impoitation'of ice. ' Nothing more
proper for Governmente in tropical coantriee, than
to see that so greafh tioinfOrt is placed within the
reach, if possible, Qf alielassee of the people. :
LYME( "LAW re Sorra tanomerA.—A man
named. McClure, hailing from the State of Maine,
wee, on Sitirilay laet, by ordor - of the Vigilance
Committee, whipped by a dove at Grabomville; S.
0., for tampering with slaves in that vointty.
Two young men, friends to each other, en
gaged in a souffle, in 'Cineinnati, on Tuesday
evening, end,' by 'some means; a 'knife in the
pocket of one of teem was foroed into the brdst‘t
villa ether, fromwktch,bo died • few boars
terwards. ' • •
Tu lit'lleacbiteette Supreme Conti recently
divorced i.xnan from his wife for the reason tiat
she wag a; Shaker. She hat been a Shaker for
twenty. years, but the laws of the Bay State would
not till reoently 'allow a divorce for the cause
named. ; -
Br -
Pedria; Illinois, $3Ol has been sub
scribed to purchase geed-wheat for the people of
Kansas, whose, crops were destroyed by the
drought.
Tun original cost of ' the Great Eastern woe
84,500.000, She stands 'charged to the present
Owners at $2,150,000. Of this amount $500,800 is
preferred stock. •
TIM prigilege to erect booths on the grounds
of the St. Lours Agricultural Society, during their
Pali; has been sold for nearly eleven thousand dol
lars.' '
,• , , „
-1 Tann-vessels were taken, on Thursday la et, -
dredging for oysters in Fishing Bay', contraryf to
the law of Maryland, 'and fined. ,
THERE was a slight frost in several sections
of South Carolina on the 14th indent. Snow foil
on thq Catskill mountains on-the 12th instant.
DURING the week eliding Tuesday, there
were cleared at Cumberland, Maryland, 115 canal
boats, with 18,404 tone of boat
Trig Virginia State Agricultural Society
- fair at Richmond, 00=4c:-
the S-tray--3it-rTs.'iiT
MMIMt
Ii EPOILTAtIONS•
- -.--
' 'IR iierttittoi The Itteps.l .
VALAIS—B*4c B Yonne, Cook-ate DOD
& Galvin; lAD 00e feet spruce deals Betker,&Sho e maker'
..OAItD OIMSRADR.
ROWARDB. CLAIUtu
/4" /duty lIIIN RAIN , Colientrks 07 77i7 M 07711
WM. L. REHR, • •
.• . .
LETTER MIAMI
' At 024 Mefchante' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ship John Trucks. liindspr....- , --.. -.Liverpool, soon
Ship Townson'. Dunlevy.....— ...-,...filvorvisq, soon
Miip Gov bangdon, atone- -- ..-........,tavarp0ta. Boon
Hark Doan Anna, Cohn.-...-..............,,..Liverp001, noon
Hans Abu. M °Noll!. Sonless—. .... ......lilves_poul. soon
R. r ...w0,t,„,g_er..................... ~ St C roix. sass
Rs otainavell-Davaa..-..-.• - ..,..«., Bstenalss, so on
Eii 'San Earle. Eosins.-- ... -,-Masana, soon
Sink Elisabeth L F0u1ken,..............,P0n au Rasta, saon
this Thom welter. Riortir.i.. .:.........
....
..nt Ruts. soon
. Ilri Mary E Milliken, porien- , ...,..“.Cartienas, soon
~4401 NE INTELLIGENCE.'
VPAZITTIIIIADIELPHIA, Sept. 22 1860
VEIN 4'o-BUN - :6 0
HIGH • - .8 90
1 'fiteagrerhit. Bolton:Crocker: 22 booqrs from New YOrk,
with Indite amt v.M1116b1871, to 21ki ADO Ift a loe . Off im a-
IneeasewnshipManrhor, honed int off New Castle At 7
ship Emily Augusta, for Liverpool, going down in tow
of tag,A oserlot.
Hark Oropler. Watts: 12dars from Now Orleans, with
-oat ton: - he. D 8 Stetson & en. •
Brig , B Young. Cook,'l2 days from Calais, with fumii r
to tr. -
Behr ,OommerAPld, Wheeler, days from Alexandria,
-With trial otintainv - '
r.Scht 2 0 Patterson, - Harid, 6 daps from Boston, In Dal
,last to,Nevia, l`lsw/srJ
"Fehr Jhlia Mi na, .ton. 5 day' from Havorhilh in
hallnelto es_ptain. • •
Pony C H Borer', [Ansley. 4 days from Newbritypert;
pith mdse. to D 8 Station A. Ca.. -
&by n P Hawes. Maros . der c from ,Providenoo' p
bath* to Noble. Hammett & Ca dwell.
lgobrjohn,Compton. Elltott:fr ng Plymouth.
- Schell/no (,Bartlett, Connelly. from Boston.
Mohr Beboritt Jones. Teton:. from Boston.
Bohr H A weektf. Godfrey, from Boston.
!Rohr Pzeetelor. Um. from Boston.
-.Bobs Eforisonattreis. from New York.
•. Bohr P Bojora Boise. from-New York.
-Roar A M. 114, ROCkhill. I rain Providence..
' Steamer Tammy. Ply. Ithoure from New York, with
mils. to Utt Id Bawd Br. Co.
Steamer •All Ms. Robinson, 21 hours from Now York,
sidtb. Judge to W AlßaarlA Co,
. •
• , • .• • - °GEARED.
- W m BteashieCity of' Richmond; T
Ship ered. filoQnnctes. lanadonderryß Taylor & Co.
- • P Hausa. Mason, Richmond. Noble, Hammett
& Caldwell. , - • - •,,
Ruhr lull Plaine.Eatort, Haverhill. LRothcirmel &Co
Bohr W G Bartlett. Connelly Boston, • 'do
eichr Excelsior Riley ; Boston, , do •
- .Ruhr McCabe, Pickup, New haven, do
, Rohr WolValisee. - do • "
!Rohr Resth!se. h aunders,Weymouth. • do
• Rohr If A W,eeko, oodfrey. Roston. Tyler. Stone & Co
Rohr P Rohm. Bake, Roston, C A ffroksober & Co
-Re C hr , Sarah Cullen, Callen, Boston. lianorOlt. /owls
Bohr IC Patterson. Hand.ROstOn, Nevin. Sawyer & Co
Bohr Ronson. Jarvis, Annapaan, Van Dugan, Norton
&00. , • •
; Rohr J Compton, Elliott. Providence, , • do
Pahr Amelia, Rookhill. Providence , Mines & Co.
• Bohr ° Jonesi, Tatem• Pirnionth. N Sturtevant & Co.
• Rohr Eolipse; Cook. Portland, C A ffeoksoher & Co.
• itt•JIL biworiiier, Baltimore. A Groves, Jr.
• • %AILED.
~,, •
= Ship Radii Augista. tvickland,for Liver pool, sailed
Yesterday morning in tow of tug Amelioa• Jler cargo
consists of 43000 bushels wheat and 3adr rims Bee r , ,
toorreSididdence of thiphilaciAphie Esobpdge.)
• ••• ' • - ' ' LEw •Pel. neer. :0.
• i - The follosneg_vessele arri'at harbor: 8111 p .Northamp
, t ee. b rig WA Dresse r , {ohm, Irffele. 0 L sr,
Helen, John FOrarth. D R Barnard, /livered ,o Orrin
, Cowl, W GlOver: - R S Bell, If B Gibson, td Rein
hart. dyads, and °Drado.
o. A brig passed in liutnight.
Winditouth.,aotwarm. • •
• gm% aro., _ W. 'IIIORMAN.
• . •
••,• ,' '
• (pierresilonddned of The_Yress.l •
• • • HAVRE GE GRACE. Peak 21.18 0 e.
nip Ktnrsion left with 6 boats, laden and • consigned
fellows: „
i•leiliaor.• bar iron to Robert Valentine; Joao]) Steel.
loather to Herbed 0'• Dal is; Henry Duren. tri
Tatum & Bons; Elisit Sophia'. coal-to New York:
Pak do to Deb-ware City; • Maior Gobin. tight to
Richerand
. . •
MEMORANDA.
81109 Jsaße JaAJIO4. Chipman, for Philadelphia, re
mained at Calootta July 27. -
Nor'wester, Almr, faint Boatnn for San Fran
Mato. woe spoken A nr 11. Wool*. long 40 W.
tthip Fannon. Loorair, for New Orleans , wee loading
at CalouttaJuly 27.
Ship Ocean Hangar. Knowles, wars loading at Rio de
JacettcilOth nit for New Orisons.
Ohm •Wizard King, Cone, fiom 'London, at Bombay
7th tilt. itpalag.
Shin lona Bydner, Wheeler, oleared at Csloutta 27th
Juin for New York.
OM* Filen Politer, Robinson, °leered at Caloutta 28th
July for Boston, Light ,
Skip Northern i, Doane, from eihnstens9o. W C
of Mekloo, at Boston 70th ipst.
Bark G ram, Hammond, Mahoney, for United Staten,
rOmmord at Rio de Janerc 1003 nit
'Bark Selo% Gould, front Baton, arrived at Baltimore
20111 inst
Briro Fatall‘Wonater. Lord. and Celeatina. Floket.
from Roston for Philadelphia, st Holmes' Hole 17th Ma r
and edited again text dar.
Brig 11 if bloriltrary., Clifford, hence fur Portland, at
Holmes' 'Hole lath last, had sailed again.
Brig Wm Crawford. Falacr„ front ROl3O for Philadel
ibut. sailed from Holmes' Ifhle 10th ins'
sal?laktirliVenlifeTigi fro°,llPwA6rPbl""Phia.
Bolas Sea Had. Phase. from Oration and Kilt, Pack
ard. from New Bedford, both for Philadelphia, at Nov,
York 79th inst.
• Bahr*l! iheirail7. and Wm; /7 , tlr Pas
'Span. fogPlittadeiehis. aid front Alexandria tti ' trtt.
Bohm ,71 Wll/11i0g, Tit rge. riffort. 811 aw aro White
BeatO keno° , arrived at Boston 19th j mat.
ecthr It 0 Porter, Saah, halide , arrived at Danvers
Unbind_ ," •
Bohr W 11.11rani gOragg. Failed from Fall River 19th
iisal,ofilr
noitr PI otootoror pas, sailed from New _Bedford 19th
lost Ter kteaeonet River, to load for Ph, isdelohi s ,
Gibbet from Delaware City, at
Bohr Mai nline Haight ! Beebe, sailed trout Pall River
lath inst for Phdadelph
Bohm N B T Thorny , Steelman, and Frank Her
bert. Parker, hence, am Boston loth inst.
..Bohr Charles 8 Carets, for Philadelphia,
nailed from Newbury .., ' •
Behr Thor Borden, - nos Fall River fol.
Philadelphia, at Newport 11
Bahra Mice Lea, Corson. , TeloalOpd. from
Bolton for Phdadelphts, at Mb Uttl, and
lolled again
Beer aroll M Kent, Thompstin, pwaltainolo
Pth 4 4. for Bbiladelphia.
So t o lobo Farnum, cora Wit t',elalith
ittrona:Mott.•and , 3 ernes Martin, Rat ode, at ,
rived at Providencia 1901 inst.
Bohr Mary Buok, hence for Pilettuolott, at
Providence 111,h lost:
18ohni War nieed,Sm:th. sod Nand HOlinalli Hewitt,
for Piuladelphin, salted from Providence 19th inst.
No Althea, Oman, bra oe. at rt ved Salem 10th /not
re LlWingo - oll.onir. and Foamy, Norbert, for
lihiladolabla salted Morn Salem 19th mat, _..
inlettur • il e tt i pt i fZrtnoloY r maned from Hartford 20th
Staunton Relie f, ' Hinckley, hence, arrived at *atoll
sill
THE PiLEIMLADELPHEA, . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER .22, 1860:
GLUE.
SP.ALDING'!3 PREPARED GLUE 1
BPALDING'S . PREi'ARED GLUE:
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE TAB NEOEB ;
NOONOMY! DESPATCH
wa -,, A non IN TINS sevxs Num."
accieleistsipil I happen, even ti well-regulatalfami
tier, it in Very desirab le to have some Cheep and con
venient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Orookery.
!co,
SPAIDINGT PREPARED oLyr.
meets all suok . emerge notes, and no household can afford
to be without it. It in always ready, and up to the stink
ing point. There is no , longer-a necessity for limping
chairsomlintered veneers, headless dolls. and broken
oradlen. It in Just the article for cone, shell, and Other
ornamental work, no venality with ladles or refinement
and taste.
This admirable preparation is need cold, being °he mi
oally held in volution, and possessing all the valuable
Qualities of the beet cabinet - makers ' Glue. It may be
used in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vast y
more adhesive.
" USEFUL IN EVERY ROUSE."
N. 11,—A Brush aooompante a each bottle. Price 26 cents
WROLEAALIZ DEPOT, N 0.30 PLATT ST, NEW YORK,
Address HENRY C. SPALDING'd Co.,
Box 8,600, New York.
Put up for Dealers in oases containing four, eieht,
and twelve dose beautiful Lithographic Show-Card
accompanying each package.
MGT A motto bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually to every
household:NA
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists. Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fano,'
Stores.
N ti! ,r
ssudTat°oArallGni, When
It will stand any climate.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
• SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATIONERS.
SPALDING'S DRUGGISTS LUE,
SOLD BY
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY HOUSE-FURNISHING STORES,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERit
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FANCY-GOODS DEALERS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
BPALDING'S PREPARED OLLIE,
SOLD a& COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Mant lured by
HENRY C.SPALDING & 00,,
4S C
N EDAR Stree
Address Post Chloe , Box o. SAW. t, New York.
Annexed is an Alphabotioal List of Artioles which, it
damaged, may be restored to their original strength and
nsefulneat by
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
A—Mende ACCOUNT BOOKS—
B....Mende
0.--Mende URAL/LES. .....
D..—Mende DOLLS
E.... Mends ETAGERES.—
F.... Mends FANS
G..—Mende OVITAPUS
H.....Mands HARPS .
J . ._.blends
Kriol3l , i,.
b.. .. nds L 0 1 t:f C .— •
M.... Mends MIRROR-FRAMES.----..—.—.-7- - -M
N_.Meads NEWEL-POSTS ..... .h
o....Menda OTTOMANS„ ..0
PIANO-FORTE • ST. ... ..
—.Manila QUILT FRAMES.— ---
ROOKINO-110RSES
_ .
T:.::Mends TABLES.- .
U-„Mends
, 1 7 .; re e d d V w / 4 6 1 3 R E
K I 3 V
X... Mends XYLOGRAPHIC-WORK.
Y-.... Mends YARD-STICKS .-_„„
Z Mends ZEPHYR WOOD-WORK .
& is useful
SPLIG'S PREPA7D GLUE
is useful in Libraries and Schools.
1....5....Mends SOFA,,,
2....P....Mendi PITCHERi.„. .....
1
3.... • -.Mende ACCORDEONS- •-•-.. A-.. 3
4.,.. ~,Mende LETT PIILEEALINH ... 4
15. -D....Mends DAGUERREOTYPE CASEEL.D....
a-- I -.Mends IMAGES. 1..:.• 6
7.....N....Mends NEW BR EAKAGES.._... 7
EL-G....Mends GUN STOCKS..
9 EL-Mends SCHOOL-BOOKS—.-- 9
. .. 10
RILEM.. .11
12..E....Mends ELECTRICAL MAIGII472§. R. If
13-.P....Mends PAPER-HANGINGS,- ..P-..L3ARA-CgAIR .•
14
16....R....Mends RICKETY FURN1TURE....R....15
16..-.E....Mends FRASER HANDLEB....—E
-17.....,D-Mends DESKS
Mends GLOBES - _ -18
19--L- V
Mends LOOSENED LEA E,S.-.„..-L--.19
20. -.U....Mends Upholstered FURNITURE,..
•Me ads EGG-8EATER5.........,.-....E....21
22--. Mends ACORN-WORK.-_..__
23--Mends CHESS-BOARDS— -_-
24 --Mends FIDDLES .
23-........ Mends SHELL-WO Rft.- 23
mends FILLET-WORK —26
27.._. - ---Mends HOBBY-HORSES ...., 21
B_Mends R
Ii A N EIH Y- O OXES E 8.-
.-._. - — V
.-...Mends PICTURE FRAME/3.-.
5i...... Mends BEC R ETARI ES -31
Mends VENEERING.....
33 .—Alends SCHOOL F URNITURE- =.--33
Mends PAPIER-MACHE
35 - -Mends WARDROBES ... .«.
la. ....Mends PARIAN As
11-. Mends CR185._.. .....
..6,57, Mends DADYIMP , •
- 71 d __•,..„Mends
i4,...._-..-Mends ASHICTANDS-.--..._..-..41
46-....--Mends BEDSTEADS- -..-.- 45
13......-- Mends DR CMS .
IB
4/ -- Mends CHESSMEN.,,„.,..---
HERBARIUM.
60--.---Mends BARGAMMON-BijAßkje"...... A 0
61 Mends BAND-BOXES__ -___,......-_6l
Mends BLACK-BOARDS . — .-
63.-- Mends BASS-VIOLS.- -•-• .
nip rann - 0 TA BLEB
.....
-mends BILLIARD-CUES.-- --..........-66
66 ----Mends
57..«— M ends
58 -e nll a BOOK - CA8ER.._,... • 68
Si-«........Mends BOOT-CRIMPS. .69
60—,...Mende BRUSH-HANDLES, -- -- -10
Mende BRUSHES- • • .61
Mends CABIN_FTS •
AL..... --Mends CHURN ..„,.
64„____Mends
....... -.64
65....--6 tends CRUTCHES.- 66
66.._......A ends CLIPBOARDS--
: 1 1
e9_. - -Mends CADDIES.-.- 69
70 ---. Mends CAMERAS— - .---70
1--.-.-.- Mends CHAIRS 71
72- Mends CHARTS.. -
72
Mends CLOTHES -FRAMES ---.•....-73
74"...--Mende CARD-0 A5E8—..............-.74
Mends CHESTS.. .
76-....-..-Mends DIARIES.. --76
-..Mends WORK STAND -- 77
78----. Mende DRAUGHT- BOARD 5_...."_.- ------78
30..-- Mends DIVANS...-. .„ • .-• .- • -...89
81-- Mende DICE-BOXES— -81
82-- Mends DOORS
83 ----Mends DOMINOES, ........
84---- -Mends FIREBOARDi-.-..-- 81
84
Mends FLUTES .....
.....
Mends BALL MITERS-
__se
--- Mende GLASSWARE.. - -.87
88.-.-- Mends HANDLES ,
39.---..... Mends GUTTA-PERCHA WA 'AA=___B6
90--..... Mends KITES.--. In
91..--_-Mends TOPS.,„,
91L.-- Mends ORGANS-
Mends MODELS...._. . _
94 SEWING-M cam EITAME...64
96 ....—Alende PANELS_
-- as
Mends PASTESQ kifICWORK 911
97- -- Mends PATTF.IITIS• E.
98 --Mends SI D
..98
99.. Mend,' WOODEN WARE„.7"---_—::-99
we........-Mends WILLOW WARE_, .,-
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY STATIONERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY GROCERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD. BY HAII.DWARE STORES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD SY HOUSE - FURNISHING STOIIES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-GOODS DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.,
BOLD BY 001iNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
---
Manufactured L.T__
HENRY 0. BPALDrNO & co.,
A 48 CEDAR Streit. New York.ddrece Poet Office, Box No. amo,
•
_Put pp in 06111011 oonteinirek either Four , Eight, o r
&we lye dozen 0110 h—A 40,:difuiLITHOGRAP118110,*-
0/.1313 aeoomuanyinc ea", package.
STOVES.
,40 T 11-E OELEBRATED ROYAL
COOKING BTOVE is one of the most popular
Cooking Stoves ever introduced. It is. made
either with or without gas-burnine fixtures, and
of various emirs. adapted for blueing either coal or
wood, The nEsIinVOIR TOP Royal. with a., reservoir
containing a constant supply of hot watot, is 4-valuable
improvement for housekeepers.
'These stoves are made of the best iron, and WAR
RANTED to give satisfaction. Flamm examine before
peinhasing. • ' NORTE CHASE 2N COI sett-it 'iron Founders. No, 209 tiECONIi St.
-13TOVEg! STOVES!!
- .nowproparea to meet tho wants o the Wide more
JAMES SPE i tR,
be. 1.116 MAR ET STREET,
oompletely in all tbedetekis of the Stove trade than any
0
other establishment in Philadelphia. in proof of which
he invites COMPARiTIVIC XX..auraTton.
The following are among alread y
own you na t ionaltirms,
several of which havealready obtained a * lone,
as surpassing in excellence and economy emy other
Stoves in use.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Pate,ntee of the
Improved Gas burning Cooking Steve, tOtnowledged to
be the best Stove for family use in thq 'world.
JAKE., SPEAR is the Patentee of the celebrated
Glas.oonsuming Cooking Range, flow rapidly owning
into general use.
JAMES SPEAR is the Pettnitee of the Improved Sil
ver's Air tight Gas•eonsumP:or Parlor Stove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
( Patented) Ornaments) Stove Urn, which, front its
, beauty and utility, is Neely, this season, to be univer
sally adopted.
J.thIES SPEAR. Is the Patentee of the Labor, Feel,
and Comfort Nan in g Ironing Pan.
JAMES SPEAR ig the Inventor and Patentee of the
celebrated Aailway..ear Heater.
JAMES dPEnit us the Inventor of the Improved
Fire- botrrd Stove.
For P.ll of the above the Inventor very Justly plaints
ad Mange. which require but to be understood by the
eub'do to be universally appreekated and preferred to
any other articles of that alas, in the market; end Ire
would hereby extend a oordial invitation to all peree,na
'in want of Stoves to oall cod examine for themsetves.
Femme wishing to examine will have every attflention
shown them, whether Intending immediately es , enr
ollees or not. est'in-Am
COAL.
ENiJINE EAGLE VEIN COAL—Pure,
Bard, Bright, and Glassy, equal , if nof . superior,
to any Lehigh Coal sold. Ess and Stove grass aim
per ton. Lark a Nut BITS. Call and exandyie, or Bead
yotr orders to 1 , 1,1,111 BRANSON'S , 30A. DMPO'r.
_CALd.OWHILL ktreet, third yard strove Br oad greet.
IS .
PHILADELPOIA TERRA' OCOTTA MA
AL - NUFACTORY, fiEVRNTH and ORR iIIirTOWN
road and 1010 , OLlitiiThilJT Street. Vp.rl ed Drain
and Water Vines. Ventilating Flues, Rot. Ai Ines, and
timoke Flue' mat li of Terns Cott*, and or eni,table ems
tor every ow of boildinga.• Tine article le ( mutt)! the
attention of all Tarte, nuttin g . up pat]adnP,s• erlie
eme eiveragegnnee for city drammie, we ter,nlPee war
rants to mantis severe pronto°. We Ammer preload
to co n rant with cities or corserattoost for this artip ain
any euantitY. We warrant our suude tdi
z e ib ir . fl P t
atiperlor to any /Aker Made in t 1• ,u tates ,or
Europa. , °momenta! chimney TOlPA,,,Alit',Oardea
. , •t.
V&ltftle. • '
. . • • felB-lf •
• __._•_.____ _
Pa
4 Ri. JAMES BETTER INTENITONFJ.
FUEL A. llol2 A—APproved of and highly recipm-,
mended bithe Medical p rof easion.throughoutth• Vain
ptates a. Mr Thousand Irkvaliepo having been advised
Y their p unmans to nee her Sprgical Applinneet She
would natation Iderchanta and of a wagejnet purehanng
except at her readence.lolo IA .A.bri. Street, Whejg
ehe *en he oorigulted daily. I/etymon the holm Pr
and 5. dent or teishinotdrids *ill be el' on aph,
nation. to atm pot of th e 'United States. M e
signature it on meet Urania ,
,hies trOb•-t
AT AUCTION PR ,ICES.-STOOK OF
PICKLES, PRESEH - trn. MACHINERY, .0 2.1
slarsat_at suotion sTs2 , l4 to Mose bovine/I' '/*
AH'S 4011111, WI US
IIUCDICINAL.
INPECTINE ;
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
FEVER AND AGUE EXTERMINATED.
TIM HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED FROM
WRECK.
THE PREVENTIVE AND REMEDY.
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FRYERS.
CURES INSURED 1N A DAY
NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
INPECTINE. INPECTINK
NPEOTINB. INPROTINE.
INFEOTINE. INPECTINE
The ternble malady known as the FEVER AND
AGUE has 'mutton hundreds of thousands of persons
thrimakent tie world every year, and has never till
now been met by anooesaful medloal treatment that
hal not produoed severe
MEDICINAL , DISEARRS.
which sfeot the lance, the spleen, the liver. the heart,
or other pert' of the human organism. The INPEO.
TINE is the natural antegondet dell fevers, and whe
it comes in contact with the akin, L absorbau by the
interior organs, which 'islet email! minima and all ten.
deride's toward those maliellem which proatrate the
mind and body with fever.
Fever and MVO result from numecons °SWIM No
place is exempt from the causes 'which promote the ex
istence of the disease. Thatbeing ono* seated to the
ersteM, inductee depression of spirits, Psesitude, Wt.
moor, pains, chills, fever, and s long train of disagree-
WAe sensations, depriving ti t s patient of all energy. ar ,1
reducing him or her to a 000ditaon of
EXTREME R7ELPLESBNEEM.
Why will any ma miler the horrors of a debilitating
Intorrattoot Vino ;ohm by the nab of the
INVALUABLI3 INFBOTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER OHARAI.
the eminent medical and magical qualities of which are
instantly absorbed,
ALL TRADES OF DISEAtE MAY DE ANNMI-
LAUD IN A PEW HOURS I
SELF-OARH LB BATTER THAN PHYSIC.
DIATOMS IR WISER TRAM ART.
Rims ,
THE WIRE APPLY WRILB TUB FOOLIEIE
DERAIL
BETTER PREVANT TEAR OTRIVB TO OURS.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS,
THE INPEOTINE,
PERSL&N FEVER OKARM.
nu outbd thotueinde of both mom of the moat tiled
led fev,eers. Bead end refloat.
WON])ERFUL EFFECTS.
Lemuel Billteall, of Pittsburg, for two leant toeing
to hlmeehl ated eoeletr—a martyr to Chilli' and Ferm—
ented in lees' than three meek', and Improved In Iright
home,
Mari K. Itelknip, Sandusky, Ohio, after almost
losing her reason es well as strength. by Intermittent
Fever, with Chili, restored to health In twenty Our,.
J. R. Tilton. of Belgrade. Mans, brought from
death's rboor, having entfered for four geom. (amide
well in 5• re wanks, and Improred in two hours.
Adolobo- lifoubrcy of Fromm), relieved in one bony.
while to Availing ►n the CM of the Fort Wayne and
Chiang° ' Railroad. He Wes apparently dried 'with
,
ErAron R. Barron. Lockport, New York, rooted
&it Cr *even vests , vatting. A vedsot cure.
'honiands of other caws prevented and oared *veer
month, and not a single complaint of the eilloiener
of the
.INPEOTINE
rzaziAtt REVBR MAIM
TRY IT, PROVE iT, *NOW IT.
And tyw.ke known Its wonderful powers and virtues,
that tho se Who infer, or who are threatened with
sufredaa , may be led to use a simple, innorlout Ore
imrotiow,, furnished by -the &sold of Nature for
MAN'S BLESSING.
INPE01:II.IE
13 BOLD BY ALL DRUOGIBTB AND MEDIOINN
DEALBILS IN AMELIQA.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Bent by mat' to ant part of tha United Mates
R a MEMBER.
It is lot taken 3 Orwardly, bat is applied ostwardlff
according to dine dions, which saisompear ikisoh Pack-
tUP'AI3I`URED BY
JOHN wir.pox & co..
168 SIAS K STREET',•
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
BRAIY6H ok'FICE,
No. 98 BANK OX 13011111 ',MOE SUILDINO.
I'IZAN YORE OLTY, /
401 1 . 001140:11111 ,
MEDICINAL.
D R. SORENOK,
-
LUNO DOCTOR,
_ TR:
- - PROPRW,TOR OF
SCHENCK'S
APUTALRM
ON
IO 9 YEW'
SCHENCK N S E
RESP OF OMETER,
'THE ONLY INSTRUMENT
xuayceN,
To a Certainty, Detect the slightest Murmur of the
Respiratory Organs.
This is a groat Importance to the consumptive. Many
aminentphysiolans mate great mistakes in examining
Lungs; it requires constant and long practice to booms
familiar with every sound or rattling of I% diseased
BRONCliffsb OE.
PATIhNTS
Come to
DR. SHENCK
To ret Examined
THAT HAVE BEEN PXAMINED
1S
THEIR FAMI LY PHYSICIAN
And told them that one Lung was almost gone, when
b y a ain g l i s t maa i tif t i lsiith the
Is often found that It is an &Trianon of the bronchial
tubes, and by getting a healthy action of the liver and
tone to the stomanh the sufferer is goon restored in
health. Sometimes medicine that will stop a cough is
certain death to the patient, it looks up the liver, stops
the oiretention of the blood, hemorrhage follows, and
in fact stopping the action of the very organs that
caused the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the cause of two
thirds of the oases of Consumption. Persons that aro at
this time complaining with dull trains in the side, bowels
sometimes costive and sometimes too loose. tongue
coated, pain in the shoulder blade. feeling sometimes
very restless and at other times drowsy; every thing
that is eaten lies heavy on the stomach, asoldicf. beloh
ing up wind. hundreds aro complaining at this time In
this way, lat them take a. heavy cold and before they
get shut of it. then another, then is the time to know
what to do. then is the tame to go to Dr. Sohenck end
get your lungs examined. then is the time to pr ow
what cough medicine to take. Step that cough sudden
and then the lanes, liver; and stomach are all Put m nn
inactive state, and before the patient is aware of his
situation the lucre are a mass of sores and death must
goon follow.
SCHENCK'S PULaIONIC SYRUP
is an Expectorant, lint it doe. not contain any opium,
or anything to check a Cough suddenly, but if aided
with the
SEA WEED TONIC
AND
MANDRAKE PILLS
is Me to purify and carry or all diseased matter from
the system.
Dr. S. has a number of persons. in this city that can
be referred to that have teen in the last stages of
CONSUMPTION
AND
CURED BY HIS MEDICINES.
Re does not wish to ho understood that when tunes
are gone that he can make new ones. but wnen ore is
sound and the other may have quite a cavity in it. it
can. by careful treatment, ho ripened. and diseased
matter carried off, and the patient get well.
His days for seeing patients in Philadelphia are
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
or avany wxxx.
For a thorough examination with his Respirometer
he charges S 3, hnt it often happens that patients do not
r equire an exploration with the Respirometer, as he
has had such a large experience he can detest at A
Canoe whether such an examination is necessary. Ali
professional advice
OR lt TM,
and cordially invites all suffering from Coughs or Colds,
or any disease of the
LUNGS,
tho se.L OR STOMACH.
tomtit upon him on eda He has recently RI ted
up rooms over his store, for the tietter.aeoommodation
of hill patients that are waiting for advice.
A Pamphlet. containing a full treatise on the various
di seas es be treats, with certificates or corm can IV
had. gratis, at the Office. Bond and get one, reed it
car efully, go and see those giving certificates. and be
folly persuaded in your own mind before using It, then
give it a fair trial, and life and health may be spared
Jolt.
OFFICE.
No. 39 NORTH tiIXTIs STREET,
CORN ER•OF NORTH STREET.
selle,rd,22-30
pEREITIAN SYRUP,
Om PROTECTED
SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDE OF IRON COMBINED.
Thus well-known Remedy has been used extensively
and with flnsile . g, : ep ti fyr A
aS , OR IMPAIRED AND IMPERFECT
St aN DIGESTION;
sea THE CONSEQUENT
DETFR/Ottil lON os THE BLOOD;
* ,e ; AND COD THE sol,cowinty
/ FORMS OF DISEASE,
Moat et whiah miginate In
DYSPEPSIA :
LIVER COMPLAINT, DROpay NEURALGIA and
NF. ft VOUS AFFECTIONS, LOSS OF APPETITE,
lIFADACIIE, LANGUOR and DEPRESSION
OF SPIRITS. CAR BUNT.I.EB and 80l LS,
PiI,ELI• SCURVY, AFFECTIoNs og
TRESKIN CONSUMPTIVE
TENDENCIES, BRoNCRI
TIS, DISEASES PECU-
L and ALL COM
PLAINTS
ACCOMPANIED BY OEN t• PAL DEBILITY. and
REQUIRING A TONIC and ALTE
RATIVE MEDICINE.
NoYx.—The failure of IRON as s remedy for DYS
PEPSIA, a bad orate of the blood. and the numerous
diseases caused thereby, has written from the want of
snob a preparation of Iron as shall enter the stomach in
a PROTOXIDX State. and assimilate at once with the
blood. This want the PhR UVIAN SYRUP supplies,
t
and i does so in the only form in which it is possible
for Iron. to
_enter the circulation. For this reason, the
P Sally lAN BYRD' , often radically aurae diseases in
which, other preparations of Iron and other medicines
have been found to be of no avail.
DEW/UIf:UTE OF BOS A. TON. A. HAYES, M. D., OF
,It iewell known that the medicinal elfeatsofProtoxide
of Iron are lost by even a very_brlef oxposure to air. and
that to maintain a solution of Protoxide of Iron, without
further oxidation, has been deemed imp^ssible.
Wethe PERU "lAN SYRU This point is
ed by commeratiox A.P
WAY desirable
IsZVOIN UN KNoWa at. ;
and this solution may replace all the proto-oarbonates,
citrates, and tartmtes of the AI &toile Mediae.
Ili A. A. HAYES. Assayer to tho State of Mass.
BoYairOrt &root, Boston.
N. D.—Pamphlets containing Lettere from the above
named Gentlemen and others, and giving full Informa.
Lion of the SYIII9, can be had on application to the
Agents, or to
, : ti A rt ß h:cszo K i) & :oA C lar y : P i r ui o i k a ri n e; Nh r ; e.. )2B.ar.
No. 19 SUDBURY NTKEET, lioBtori.
Sold by Druggiate generally throughout the Uratted _
artf-laths gm
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY
Dr. DARIUS RAM'S
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT
TAis lifedieixskas bets used by the public for aix year,
with Ostteatior favor. It is recommended to Care
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart-Burn, Co/io
Pains, Wind in As Stomach, or Pains in t 3 / 4 4
Ifeactathe, Df ineSir.33 Vin
Oomplairsts, Lots Spirits, De ji o ,
Delirium
Trernou, Intrnaperancr.
IT Brzionirze, iNVIGOEAT36.BUT
WILL NOT INTOXICATE 0/1 sattrarr
Asa Medielne It is snick and effectual, °urine the
mootassravated oases ofDy epirtisie, Kidney Comoaints,
and all other derangements or the ntorll.loh and Bowels
in a speedy manner.
It will instantly revive the moat melancholy and
drooping spirits, cod restore the weak, nervous, and
sickly to health, stririgth. and vigor.
Pariona who, frog the injudicious ueo of !ignore, have
become dejected, and their nervous systems shattered,
constitutions broken down, and subloot to that horrible
curse to humanity, th. EIELTRIII24 TRIMICIfa t will. Al
most immediately, feel t e happy and healthy invigo
rating efficacy of nr. Ham's Invigorating Beira.
WHAT IT WILL DO,
Doen.—One wine glass full as often as necessary.
One dose Snit TOMOVI, all Bad bpirds.
One dose will cure Heart-bare.
Three doses will cure ladisestion.
. .
One dose will give yon ti Good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pains of Dyspepsia.
One dose will remove the distressing and disagreeable
snots of Wind or Flquienoe. and as soon as the
stomach reoeives the Invigorating Beira, the distress
ing load and all painful feelings will be removed.
ape dose will remove the most distressing pains ol
Collo, either in the stomach or bowels.
A few dorm' Will remove all &emotions in the Kidney.
Bladder. or Urinary Organs.
l'ersons who aro seriously aillioted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured of speedy relief by a dose or
two, and a radical Mlle joy the use of ono or two botties
NIGIITLY DiOSIPATION
Persona who, from dissipating too much over night.
and feel the evil erecter), poisonous liquors. in mot .ot
headaohes. siokness at stomach, weakness, mddinccs.
&0., Bad one dose wills +-move all bad feelings.
Ladies of weak and sickly oonstitutions should take
the Invigorating Spirit three Maas a day ; it will mote
them strong, healthy, and ham Y. remove all obstruc
tions and Irregularities from the menstrual organs, aril
felt Ore the bloom of health and beauty to the careworn
During
ring pregnandy it will be found an invaluable medi
cine to remove disagreeable sensations at the stoma, h.
All the proprietor asks is a trial, and to induce this. he
has put up the Isynsonasiko SPIRIT In pint battles at
Oa cents, quarts 81.
((general Depot. 4P WATER Street, Now York.
DYOTT & :nu North !SECOND Street
-Wholesale Agents to Philadelphia.
let-thetulr and for sale by all Druggists.
OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS.
These Springsare situated in the valley of the
Oak Orchard Creak, in the town of Alabama, Gen e,,e
eo., N. Y.. eight mileseouth of the village °Laraine, on
the Erie Canal, and fourteen miles from Batavia.
The principal Acid Bpnisgs are three in number'
besides these there are six others. They are all located
within a circuit of about fifty rode. the medicinal
qualities of the waters are fully shown in the subjoined
testimonials. They contain a very large amount of SW
shier. Sulphuric Sulphate of Lime, and Prole-
Sulphate of Iron. The great medicinal virtues possess
ed by these waters depend very largely upon the pre
sence, in such unusual quantities, of those curative
substances.
Hundreds of easel, of disease. espesially those reault
ingfrout the scrofulonadlathesis, have been cured by
their use.
Sir in akin airman's—even in confirmed ! — the
waters have been signally suecosaful.
Deli:nom:of medical and scientific gentlemen are given
in the winders. The_following eminent gentlemen
speak In strong terms of the medicinal value of these
waters: Prof.bmmons. T. Romeyn Beak. Id. D., of
(briny ; J6ll. sterieughton, Yd. O. of Alliany; Edward
pring, AL D,, of New York; Dr. ft. Campbell , of f_'ips
aid, Masi. • Dr. 3. 8. Mosley, of Lockport, N. YI Tiles
recommemetbe waters oonlidently. Dr. Springf dere to
a case of chronic diarrkcsa of several years , 'Standing,
whisk was cured by the use of the water. Dr. Beck says,
I am satisfied that these waters are highly valuable as
r d r i C i alfi t tl L f " r must be
o an a Stoinaoll
by,-8.P.. White read a paper on the .enbleet of these
Waters beleye the }9oademy of PhysteitingOtt the city
of New ?Mir, Iti,Whosh he states that the Waterer POP ,
gess deo dedly tonier,yefrigerant. and astringent Pro Per•
tier, and that the Weasel - diseases to which they are
more particularly adapted. are chronic affections of the
digestive and urinary organs; and some of the cutane
ous diseases; thrown dyspepria Chronic dearrniza ;
chronic dysentery' chronic diures fa ; chronic mallets:
diabetes ; oases of passive hemorrhage, such as Pitrpu
ra hemorrhaitt_ra. and the oolhauattve sweats of Haulm Fever.
Fever. The Water may also be often used with ad•
ventage, he says. in cases of low typhoid fevers, in
onealeseenee from protracted lepers, to excite the a
petite and promote digestion t in Martin:cam. particularly
p y
such as are deperdent on a relaxed or ulcerated state
of the mucous membrane of the intestines. In cal:m
imes affections. or tirkicifs. attended with phosphate
sediments, it is the suitable remedy, being preferable to
munatio acid, as being more solvent sad less apt by
oontinued use to disorder the stomach. in febrile dim
e/MS, it ogn be need properly diluted, as a refrigerant
to diminish thirst and preternaturalheat. In skin uis
eases—in thus} faring of dyspepsia connected with an
alkaline condition of the stomach, as in Pyrosis, or wa
ter-brash, it will prove better than hydrochloric acid.
n essesofedicasestenum, and other injurious con
sequences arising from the action of lead, tine water
win prove , to bo an admirable antidote. In chronic
pAurynritieactryregitis. chronic mueous catarrh, and
Jawed asthma, chronic onhthatml4 ICUCTIIBITY)
asetsergle in sticerota tore throats, in eaa e ," of
vetton, and ill leucorrhea and sleet ; and also invites.
-When taken internally, a wine-glassfulof the Water.
dilutedadult., taken three times a day, is sufficient for an
•
Other testimoniale from PhYandans, and other re-
Speotable fndividnatr, may be seen on aPplicatiOn to
the Agent.
Dealers impelled on liberal terms.
No Water unities unless procured from
H. W. BOSTWICK,
Sole Agent,
No. 674 BROA D WAY
New York.
Pot Salo at the following Agencies
FREDERICK BROWN'S Drug and Chemical
Ptore. Northeast corner of FIFTH and CHESTNUT
Streets
Alm) for sale at FREDERICK BROWN .I`e.'s, Drug_
VII gl e a n : ill u Store Y n ti t tl i eels ts ; Continental
h g" . " r or
The Trade impelled at Wholesale Priees e • inirl'l2-ewly
YLt.NOS.
ffillin STEINWAY &BON'S NEW PA
TENT OVER-STRING ORAND PIANOS,
SQUARE GRAND. AN!) SQUARE PIANOS, how
refegren in epnoerlg
,and in. privatenigoles by the begt
performs Icrigl;mufsT„Tiv,7o7t r gh . „gr. Mgr over t he
Ohallenge all competition. 131 , ASIUN guitlihms, other..
de-ly 1000 CHESTNUT Street.
os it PIANOS ! PIANOS ! l 'PIANOS !I
FIANO-PORTER.
MELODEONS,
PIA110•FORTFB.
• MELODEONS,
Nadu by Raven, Bacon. Co., Nunns a; Clark , Hallett,
Dana, ic Co., and others.
J. E. COULD,_
royl4-1r- •
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
11011 HAWS BROS.) OVERSTRUNG
PATH N T-A OT lON PIANO FORTE?,
"Clasped rivet. Claes Pianos Jamie." splendid
ewmrtment or Loofa RIY. and other etylre. for Bale at
notorr Oath Prices, nd Warranted Mt 6 year&
ell fond-hand Viatica' tot late and to rent.' • '
OP.ORGIS WALKREt i o
R. E. Cor. Impro ve r•DITH 0714 t.
PAINOS & Co,' fi d MELODI.OI4S rona
/734-1141
EDUCATIONAL.
ITALIAN ; FItENCII, AND LATIN, by
111.3tnittnieet.
1%1 - mIMS OWN .BOARDING-SOELOOL
A‘ ,l 4 FOR 011tIA Teem lit of 20th month, Nto-
NI next. Par vartienl•rs inquire of
M tey 8. LIPPiNCOTT, Proprietor.
se.% eit• Moorestown P.O . Burlington Co.. N. J.
USICAL INSTRUCTION.-MISS T.
Mt GER bar the honor to Lowrance to her Peel%
that__ N abe will resume her lesion' on MONDAY, October
1. o. 1371 PINS Street. reatdt'•
MEROIE E. BROWN HAS RE-OPENED
her FICIIcOI. for GIRLS in the pleasant rooms
in the Siding Garden Institute. Northeast corner of
111 LOAD and SPRING GARDEN Streets sedAdt•
MISSfoS CASEY it MRS. BEEBUS
- 01 . English and French B^ardin nd Dar echonl, tor
Yollia Ledles. No. I'o3 WALNUT titreet, will be
rroornrd on WEDNESDAY. Renumber 17. Ant let
ENGLISLI AND CLASSICAL SCEIDOL.
—The n3hool of the oubs,riber, In filmes' Building,
C 1 7 ,ST.N t, T :street, stove Twelfth, will re-open on
MONOAY, the 17th of September.
nel3-tf CHARLES 811011 T.
PItIN G GARDEN ACADEMY itoß
_YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, N. E. Dor. EIGHTH
and BUTTONWOOD &rpets. Book-keapinF. Langna
gee, 4athemating, Drawing. dm Doss received at any
age. P. DurthEvY LONG, Principal.
se3-bn"
TTNION ACADEMY, No. El SOUTH FIF
TEENTH Street—Principal. TIIO4. D. JAMES.—
Ag noted to the prom otion of sound health. rood szhotar
ship. and prolitabloauomations. t lreulars may be had
at the rooms, or 'the) , will be Cent to any addreas.
atm tm
Q.A UNDERS' INSTITCNE,
'THIRTY-NINTH AND MARKET STREETS.
PHILA DELPIIIA.
ProfosaorE.H.e+UNDEßB & CORTI,AND SAUN
DERS, A. M., Prmetpals.
Hon. WM. ANGLER Clearfield; WM. MOKIIIJAIN,
Reg., of the Merchanta‘ Hotel. Philadelehin ; Hon..).
W. FORNEY, of The Press • Hon N. B. EIHOWNR,
Philadelultia • Rev. R. WP.STHRDOK, of the b. P.
Union; Hon J. W. MAYNARD, Williamsport; J.
LINO. Esq., President of the Lettish Coat and
Navigation Company' and Hon. ASA PACKEH,
Mauch Clitink—a/ of tehom hove son, boarders, is
Saunders Thsti•ute—will sive their friends who may
be looking for a safe, thogoneh, and pleasant school any
infortrntion desired renaming this seminar,.
A grove and lawn of LIGHT ACRES are attached to
the Institute for secluaion. reoreation, and physioal
Mgr' 'The terms fora session of fire months, counting
from the day of admission, are 376 for day-boarding
PUPIIs, SIM for unpile who trend Saturday and Nundty
at come,
And and tar pupils remaining constantly. No
‘eXtre. ehareno. Payments mid manna. au2n-lm
YOUNG L ‘DIES' BOARDING AND
DAY PCHOOL. Rev. JAMB I. tlEt. A'l3
Boarding and Day Sehooi for Young Ladies. 1.220
WA I.N UT Street. will be reopened September 12th.
==tl
"HARRIET BROWN WILL REOPEN
Ja- Um. SCHOOL FIR GIRLS on this N. W. corner
of FILBIAT and JUNIPER Socotra. °motto Penn
Square. on 10th of ninth month. (Sect aaA-In•
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
DEAN STREAM below LOCUS'''.
The duties of the Clw oal'Janata° will be rammed
Monday. September S. J. W. PAISES, A. M..
au27- (Um Principal.
%TILOS. BALDWIN'S ENGLISH, MA
THEMATICAL, and CLASSICAL PICHOOL. for
Sore. N. R. corner or BROAD and ARC% will re-oven
Sept. &J. ants-Im.
BALLAD PINGING, CHANTING, PI
ANO and GMT a R.—Mr. T. DIRHOP will reams
business Bapt.loth. VOCAL ACADEMY, 1202 FIE,
DER I: Street. au2s ]m•
- nisi M. W. lIOWES HAS REMOVED
/1-Lher school for young ladles to 1e25 CHESTNUT
street. and will reopen on Wednesday, Septemberl2.
A few boarding pupils will be received. For circulars,
inquire ns above, or at the Presbytenaw licruee.lA34
and 13311 Chestnut street. anll-6w
PENN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST COR.
HER THIRTEENTH aid FILBERT Streets. re
opens MONDAY, September Pd. Poor more pupils
will be admitted. Catalogues sent to any address.
au2l•tr R. STEWART. Primp&
CE,NTRAL INSTITUTE, TENTH AND
SPRING GARDEN Btreets. will reopen Septem
ber S. Hoye preottrad for any plYllloil of the Yobbo
Grammar Eohools, for Colleges, or for Business.
nun) tnr* 1 . 1. G. IdcGUIRR. Enamel.
nag. WINTHROP TAPPAN'ti BOARD
nio and DAY SCHOOL tor YOUNO LADLE% No,
1127 VINE atrootoiciar Logan Some, will RYOPEN
on WY,DNESDAY, haptactiber/Ith. Circular, Watched
on application.
MISS LUOY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
al. BIRD er.ll reopen theor mbool for „young la
dim
tember 17 at No. 1010 BPRUCH 'treat, on MONDAY. Fey
. • - angl4-tin
IaRYANT &STRATTON'S NATIONAL
mEncanTILF. COLLRGF.B. 'meted at Phila
delphia. 8. E. Bomar EIEV. 4 NTH and CREerNur,
New York, Buffalo. Cleveland. Chicago, and 131. Lou,,.
For information call or Bend for Catalogue. fen-tf
ESDAMES OHEGARAY AND D'HER
LTA- VILLY respectfully inform their friends ar.d
the public that they have removed their Boardirteand
Day School for Yount Ladie Street. ogan'Square to Nos.
I+au7 and 1329 SPRUCE where they will be
ready to receive their puede on THURSDAY, Septem
ber 113th.
Mesdames ODEGARAY and D'HERVILLY will re
ceive visitors at No. leos Loam+ Square until the
Soth Auguat. 1125 dm
BUSINESS CARDS.
31. ATHEW BROOKS,
MANUFACTURER
OF
AMPAIGNDNPORMS.
In every variety of (sclera.
N 0.139 North THIRD Strete.
opposite Cherry. Philadelphia,
HORACE SEE,
MECHANICAL rhIGINEER. and
pik VENT ATTORNEY.
—-40,414.-Boithj3lXTE street,
Prepares ti Drawing - ClEtrithi, Yi l igacts
tn
all other truieas connected withlhe tattung of Let
tere Patent
Machinery Designed - and Drawings made. an26-am*
R CORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO.
* FIER AND CONVEYANCER, NORRISTOWN,
Penny ivania.
FA 1118, STORER. 1411,L5, and HOTELS FOR
SAL in Montgomery, Ducks, Chester. and Delaware
Counties, varying from le to in good localities.
Person. applying win Le shown properties free of
°ham.
SAYR a ngIPRMAT Fer m a t * / MOIRA%
town, and intermediate places. For Catalogues and
fu.l description, address It. R. CORSON,
JY3I-em Nonutown. Fa.
JNIOBOLSON,
• .3.lBnnfactarr of
BBIRTE LINEN 1914_ M4RBBILLEB
AN
1S Ay EOLLA
A Woo and choice aseortmen , . and WELL YALE.
always on nand. unto which 1 particularly invite the
attention of calm and piompt-paying enoirr-vixit
boom
8. E. Corner of RECORD and ARCH Btreets. Phila
delphia. au7-3m•
FUOIIET t SONS,
N-74 , IhtITORTN:RB ON lIAVANA CIGARS,
No. 12. t. south FRONT Street.
Reoetve regnlerly Rion assortment of desirable Cl
GaREI which thef' m.or at low rates. for oast. or ap
proved credit. lelo it
FraWSOli d IVIOIIOLSO ,
BOOKBINDERS
rws. sio AND /91 entont nixxxv,
Botveen Inets A se Chettant emote.
ELPHIA.
JAMES RAWSON. JAS. D. NIOROLSOR
ieJ3 te•
JJWAGNER, JERZION,
ATTORNEY AND 00UNSELLOR.-A7-LAW.
office, No, 116 Routh SIXTH Street.
(Opposite Independence Einuarej
By the aid of reliable Attorneys, at dieerent points in
the United 13tates, is enabled to prosecute and oolloot
olaiine of every description.
Funicular attention swon to the examination and re
clover, of the Maims of Legatees and Devisees, and the
examination of Land Titles and socunng the intereats
of heirs and all persons interested in the same, in all
carts of [ha Union.
Has the statatos of all the States and is Gormniesloner
for moot of them.
Depoctions carefully taken ni:der Comentuaons.
apll-6n3
re J. BAYLLS 'IIIOISIAB,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
is removed 'Menace 40111 No. pia Arch street to No,
WALNUT Street.
Partioular attention given to the reoovery of Me man
tila Claims. The drafting end examination of Wills.
Conveyances, Assignments, Briefs of Title. and other
Instruments of Writing. The management of Executor
ships, Administratoreitips, and Trusts. superintended;
and the beet scour:ties procured for the permanent , in
vestments of Money. tiatudactoil reference KIVU
when required. ap9o.-em.
EXCURSIONS.
MINN,PRILADELPIIIA AND
READING RAILROAD.
ItEDO PION OF PARIL'3 t
On and after AP L 5d,18.50, Commutation Tickets,
with twenty-six coupons, will be issued, good for the
holder and any member of his family, on coy Passenger
Train, and at any time. They will be sold by the
Treasurer, at the aloe of the oompany, No. 227 Louth
TOURTM. Btreet,at a reduotinn of twenty-five per cont.
rom the regular tares. Parties wishing to enjoy the
Summer in_the Country will End this a very desirable
'T i ro. the Hohnylkill and Lebanon Valleys bete ir among
a most beauttibl and healthy in the State, an &coax
al leisy four trains from and to Philsdslphia da ly.
8. BRADFORD, Treasurer. •
PHILADELPHIA. March kith. WOO. mhif-tf
FOR THE SEA SHORE
AND ATLANTIC
.IgRAD.--On and after BATURD AY. e: premberl
Mail train leaves VipA-streer. wharf . — e 7.30 A.M.
Maims,. • 00 P.M.
'RETURNING, LEAVEN ATLANTIC:
CIJ P.M.
Stopping all Stations going and returning.
Fare to Atlantio, 41.80; round trip ticket!, gOod for
three dam $ 240 .
Frpight must be delivered at Cooyer's Point bra P.M.
The Ceinpapy will not be responsible, for any goods
until received aria rpopipteil for by their Agent at tat
Point. •
anal-,f ' JOHN Q. ENUVANT. Agent.
PIIILA DELPII! A AND
READING RA , LROAD. DB-
Ofi, n andlt ether MONDAY,
mutt's%
wi, open cur pani o ne .
Oftioe, Broad and Callowhill
Tioketa for Bale at [iota
',trout.
To Niagara Falls and return._ _,.....&1€
To Scranton and return —.— 6 40
To Lock Haven ond return 8 60
For further particulars ace email hula or apply to
Ticket Agent of the Company. Broad and Callowlall
11418ta, or to JNO. F. BEATY,
General Agent Phila. & Reading Railroad, Phila.
INt ir NICOLLS. Gen'l Superintendent, Reading.
SUMIIiEII USORTS.
MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON,
11011UYLKILL COUNTY. PA.
yalinthea accommodated with good rooms at reduced
PrA'Noid.eetAbimed /lope, located It the gap be
tween Sharp and Becloud Mountains. immediately op
the litie of the Philadelphia and Hatididg Rgjlroan,
within half a mile of Pottsville. formerly sept do
seph Head, of the old Mansion House, Philadelphia,
has, sinew. his demise, been under the oharge of hie
daughter.
The House is yoropared. at Ali seasons of the year, for
thQ reoeption 1(110a.. and has Loan recently - put in
order. i'be large garden. and park eitiotatsg, presents
great induo.ruente as a summer resort. to persons 'Visit
ing to iipeed a effort tirno away from the dust and tur
moil of the eities. where they can breathe fresh Wean
thin air. end nioy the wild and beautiful soenery of
the coal reason.
Commutation passenger lisiisfs. far the use of faint=
lies. are sold at a reduction of tilleitY flys per oent.,
and an accommodation train will !save VottSvilledetls
during the summer mnths, to enable those who may
desire it to owned the humans portion of the day in the
city and return the same evenins• up which the charges
will ho thirty-three per cent below he laufilltell.
For terms, apply to Wain .41),
Mansion House Mount arbon,
le3o-3m House ,
Co., .I.a.
VAGLE 110TgL, IiETYLLEMEM, PA.
ALA This large and old-eittabligbed_Lionois ea the
" LEHIGH VALLNY !WAIMEA itt.it i.4T,"
IN pow °Ron for the *moon. The sooowmodatione of
the Rouse will be found unsurpamed.. The rule here,
by the North Fettneylvtanie Ragroettl,is ene of the p lea
santeet in our State. tlALky yQUE. Proprietor.
lege em
LEGAL.
.PSTATE OP EDWIN J. ;INEDART,
ig'-4 late of Ceof I county. hiary land. definaied. LCitere
of administration on mud estate navies been granted to
the undeisigned all pers •ns indebted thereto are re
-osB/1141 to make immediate payment, nod those having
gialre• or demand. against the same 'nil, prernnt them
lor settlement to the undersigned. aniline in Marietta.
Lancaster county, ra. OM) W. mEIIAFFEI
$4 2 i - IiGtE LIZABETH 1111.111:11ART.
gLATH RQOFING.—JOIIN IYFLOII
'Bl.,Vrtlt.
prepared to put on am 111;1011Ut 0
roofinr at low rattle. All work warranted to gave ea
ttidnetion. Orden sent to THIRD Street and GEII.
mnrcrowti -11 Road will be Arm:anti Attended to.
4188
RATAN BY AUCTION.
FtrRNESS, BRINLEY dt 00.
ltn. 499 at A atafF,Tirritisr,
RALE OF fIWAWLiz
Of tdesare.ll•okard la Holtons letoortetion.
A CAHD.—Tbe euentleas of parehaaars se rogue=
to the We of MO iota shawls. th le eta tarday ) Elora fogy
Be pt. 22 at 10 o'lllle. oompralung AM astoortMent
the beat styles and qoAlitsea of the isportetton of
Meura IleakArd A Hutton.
BALE OP IMPORTED DRY COOPS.
On Tassasy Menus's.
Bttest:o4r SA, nt 10 o'oloo it. by @subsists, on d months'
credit.
good .
com s yninsg 600 yaokaaos and lots of Imported dsl
LARGE PALE OF NRRDLEWORK E.MBROI
DRS IPA—% Cases Just Landed.
On Tuesday htoreuns.
Fest. 25. at 10 o'clock, an entire invoke of ti mine.
Consisting of—
Jaconet and cambric collars.
Do do gets.
Jaoonet and eambrio bracelet seta.
Houncinag, 0 ( 14 ' 11 11 r pßierrzo
ii _ nRDER
9 OASES erIOTO
AND lAIITATIO aiLic fklicalutcanuni.
Just Landed.
350 dozen fine Brioteti lawn handkerchiefs.
co do men's printed border do.
100 do women's do do.
1.100 do men's corded do
250 do do imitation silk
a
AND WOOL. PLAID LONG BRAWLS.
640 12-4 bleak, brown. and alowarted cob!, stalls shawls
to) fine all wool plaid Wag Agnew's.
0 0012-e wove border Cashmere shawls.
200 12-4 broohe do do do.
30012 4 doable twilled broohe border shawls.
TRICIMINGS. AND FRINGES.
100 lots new style bonnet Ittibons. fancy allk trim
ming,. belt ribbons, blank silk fringes. watered guard
ribbons, ho.
BALE OF 4,600 PISCES RAXONY WOVEN BREW
GOODA.
FURNESS, BRINLIIY k CO., Atietioseers.
499 blank:ET Street.
Will include In their gale of
Friday. Sept. 29 IMO,
4,t00 Vegas of Saxony woven dress Foods, of the well
known manu'acture of fd . Schmieder Brothers,
Nov YID*.
Consisting of
-250 pieces poll de cheers. extra heavy goods.
450 do che,lt.cm. superb (parity cud new designs.
275 do lamas. high luttred sada finish.
30 do thallirOlSl.Piungrotindebans,waryscaroa
mo Floridas, small dealers. in Plaids
225 do Panama, splendnd rood', broche figures.
boo do woollen satin, highly lestred silk strisen
200 do do do do do doub e width
ad do Jacquards small set figlollll. cm entirety nuw
500 do brilliantel. silk figures. for beat cite trade.
100 do Atlantas.larrquard figured.
sole
goods.
I 400 co all-wnol pinion. small demise. bright color.,
in red and black cheek.
603 do Union plaids, double width do, bright colors
in red and black checks.
660 do Union plaids. single width. In out well
known manufaoture.
The above, Qom:mime .• the most approved alike"
of thair importation. Cr. fresh goods. Ora randmg per
*termer Teuton ie. and carefully assorted for the trade
and market. Your attention is respectfully called to
the aids, which will raided* all the letest novelties of
the. mportation.
N.B.—The sale of Saxony dress goods will commence
at 11 o'olook procurer.
N P. PANCOAST, AIIOTIONEES, Sue
/ 'seem to D. SCOTT, Is.. 431 CHESTNuT p.,
SHERIFF'S SALE OF A VALUABLE AND EX
TENSIVF. STOCK OF BLANK HOOKS, irrxriors-
FRY, OFFICE FURNITURE, IC.
To be sold at Salesroom 431 Chestnut stripe,
On Monday Morning.
Sept. 2.1.1550, comroenoing at Ine'elools Trammel?.
BALE OP 600 LUTE AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
DRY OCKMIS. ac.
On Wednaiday Morning.
Sept. M. be ostalocui, on e arena. aomneencang st W
o'clock precisely.
incloderl mtili be found, it *bolos of eeasonable goods.
suited "* ". i.Wo " J ' Air onoos sTncirs.
•
Also, looluded to sal* or VioliCoaday. the stook or two
dry goods, trimmtnr. sad variety stores. amens/Asa
Cull assortment of chow* sad deturaHe goads.
PILIP 101 W k 00., AUUTIONLIW,
No. 330 fitAILKET Street. and 32t 31110/R
Street
POSITIVE SALE OF 1X 0 lIIA. I We BOOTS, MMES.
Imo° Also. ArID 161.7a1 SHOES.
On Thursday adorning.
September 17, at 10 o'olook preci lacy, HI be sold. 17
oataioree. on 4 mouth,' credit. lASI cases men's, boy. ,
and youths' calf, cult', kip, and Hung amen boots;
calf, tip, and bra brogans, x Sara. sum's, and Oxford
U Women's. mires', and obildrea's goat. °Cf. kip, and
morocco heel boot,.
Also, a tall easortmeet of women's, misses', and Cul
than achy made amts.
Also, dozen superior kid skins.
Al - 0. simnel,' of 2:0 oases botch gingham losi brelfae,
sixes from 23 to 32 inches.
The above sale will embrace att assortment of goods
worts y Ole siterition of buyer., as they are from int
clams City sod Eastern manufacturers.
ocrGoods open for exammattott with catalogues early
on morning oriels!.
RT. LOWS, MO.
WILLIAMS BOYLIE & 00., ATM
• • =not& commt VON MERGHANTF.
Nobliorth I St., ST . MB, Mo., (tonweeli
w imesars. Myer Claghora. & Co.. Philado,i offer
their Serritlel to t h e
merohants. Mantfactilreng, .rd
oth % ers of Philadelp ut, for the sale of dry roods, ears
De boots, shoes, Dardaare.J ewalry, &e.
Cash adMllOll4ll made oa moeist o leo
. eal.
Mir Settlements muds three defiant' la
XXXXXX NCI&
9 " . 1; 1 11:: FtWelial' k Co
11".111".
• Van B. TOWllatand.rk Ye ns, ! few York.
" L. &B. Carrie, & Co., Nur York.
Wood,Cbrhrtr. & Louis, No.
••Crow. Magma - . & 190
T.. "
NOTICES.
GLRARD COLLEGE.—The Directors of
the Girard College give notice that they &repro
ared to bind out. in the State of Penney trams, 'L EUt
'Y=CHRBr ORPH.NS. In acceordasee ,with the will
of Stephen G y. imtd. t !o str i. ble m zraPfitions, stick as
tAlLlL'Zies.'rghae =ter vial b• ' r i m:Zed to", end
his appre..tioe hie respective art, and to furnish him
with suitable board and lodging tug own Pleas of rest
dence,l except where, for special
re
the appren
tice may he allowed CO board elsewhere., Tie master
i edi be a ll owe d to take each orphan on trial fora ter-u
pot exeeed ins pna month. Persons desirous of obtain- an apprentice can apply at tne College. between the
r a t of Sand 6P. 111.. or. if not reeidents Philadel-
Phut. can address the undereiened a arrit,ns. giving
name. residence. occupation. end refer , rice. the latter
inviable, to be residents of Philadelphia.
al Nit? W. A lth.Y.
selS-St Illecrerary Girard College.
cIFFICE OF THE PHILADELPIIIA AND
'kJ' READING RAILROAD CONIPANY.—Peita-
DELPITIA, Au. 23. 1810.—The ratesof Freida and Tolls
on Coal transported by this company will be u follawa.
on and after tat September. unni farther notice:
To )1 to h traond
, htlectetphts—..,
T imed Plan—.
rmAnto."'
al
town Raft...
4tie - o741.1411111:.
rtattayank...--
Oonehohooken.—.—
Swede Portusoe—.—
Arrist'n or lid dg spar'
Yon M
Valley Forge.—
TlReniarale --
Royer's Ford.—...—
trinertok..
tc e tts town ..--
Vglienwttle—
onoeeny
prdeboro,—
EXAM'
crk et; =
Leesport.._.____.
Mohrirvitle---
Orwtssb'e and Auburn,
By order of 'ha Board of MAULS te•
sai4.lre N McII.IIF.NNR , r. trpdov
SAFES.
LILLIE'S PATENT
WR"UGHT AND CHILLED IRON FIRE AND
BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE. AND COMBINA
TION BANK LOCKS. VAULT DOORS, &a.
The time has arrived when Seekers, Merchants, and
business men begin to feol not only the imminence but
the necessity of having a thoroughly fire and bugler
moot Safe.
That the sheet-iron or osmium safe has been much
improved as a fire-proot since its first introduetion, and
that it will preserve the wiitten matter. under revere
able circumstances. is admitted; bat that it still baste*
nous defects must be conceded, Its liability to be
crushed by the fallof walls, timbers. ei cf.. or by its own
fall : Its inability to prevent the °ender' t evaporation of
toe moisture of the filling, as it le !enmitypownble to
make or keep the vapor chamber water-tight in so frail
a structure; also. its entire inability to retain the steam
or vapor during the fire. its rapid deterioration b. rust
end othiirwigo. awl its entire ingecuntv ag.inst burgle •
rYi will hardly be denied. It is claimed that all mese
defects are remedied in the above wrought and chilled
Iron safe end look. and the object of this article is. net
only to show this feat, but the whe and the wherefore.
To do this understandingly, a short synopsis of the
structure will be fits• presented of this stays il as of the
sheet-iron safe, premising that the two principles one -
prise all the popular sofas now in use. Farther. that
that the vapor tiroinip'e is the only one now relied con
to make the safe fire-meet% by all safe-makers having
any celebrity, consequently. all now put In a eomposi
tion-rhunber for thus object.
EIFRUOTURE OF MULLE T IRON SAFES DE-
BCSINLaiI,
The base or body of this safe is a box made of hats of
wrought Iron. 3g to la of an inch thick. by ly; to 2ia
ineheit wids crossing each other at right angles , and
placed near each other, forming a orinpaot network,.
about % inch holes are drilled near each other through
these bars. and counter sunk ; cast iron is ran between
these Fars add into the holes, and over the outer eur
face, making the whole thiekneal li to 9 inches of solid
iron, withoutjoints; the wrought-iron bars thoroughly
chilling the cost iron, and making it drill proof, while
the two iroils are so strongly tied as not to ho separated
or broken hy iany ordir ary power.
STRUCTURE OF Stf) , ET-FRODT SAFES DE
SCRIBED.
Thy sheet-iron safe is made of sheet-iron plate,. from
one sixteenth to tine twine of an inch think, b ward
round the outer elite with light harlyon. the lamas? sties
having a band cores. the centre. This constitutes the
whole iron work, adding th s door flan mined bookplate
and the door-way or front Senses except In some oases
a thin plate of hardened steel is placed inside, and this
is called a burglar-proof safe
As has been mentioned, each of the above Safes have
rompbstlion chambers. or. mc,e practically, vapor
chamber., as torpor is found ahoplutely rieoeSsayr to eat
upon the iron Ranges that surround the °emaciation
chamber, or me heat would be easily conducted through
these flings. to the interior. thorgn the earnpositicti
be °verso rood a non-conductor as iron is a f, ee con
ductor of heat, and vapor is the only preventite. It
must be admitted that tee beet inntenal for this (Mam
bo- is that which is the greatest absorbent. and will not
cake or become hard. time mar he conceded to be
that article• as most of the Safe makers use a compo
sition having I me for a constituent, and this Is the only
reliance for the production of ewe; but as lime is
ft is in the sheet-iron safe adult rated with fire,
els,. or acme Wary sijbetalne, to give themweight and
solidity.
The Chilled iron safe has both in the enter etruoture.
consequently the chamber le filledwith lime unadultera
ted. producing much more vapor may the composition
used by cheat-iron matters. and while the sheet-iron
Pare is warping and twisting at everyjoint who rt heat
ed allowing the VIAAOF to 01146 M the onilisd iron has tin
tooter Joints. and the thickness of Ima prevents the
springing of the joints, consequently the vapor cannot
escape, and here lies the great advantage this Cafe
hne(as a fireproof) over the sheet iron. but it has other
important advantages. The strnoturs shows that it
Wilmot be affeeted by the fallin chimeslls tmtlers. So.,
or its own fall that Mare lino for deterioration
from rust or otherwise; that in Nem of tire its shape is
not alleoted • that if it is checked by water, or other
cause, the o'heck can only reach to the %wrought iron
bars. oonsequently the Rafe is not Minted for use ; that
the seam vapor is mainly kept in the Tenet chain-
N'r, and does not destroy the bindings to books. or go
injure tho paper el to require copying , thereby saying
this trouble. as weil All the OrDe#lll of a new tlat•
es t o y watery, th e itruoture above this r are to be
drill-proof a I over the surface, end. with Lillis's cele
brated Bank Lork atiached, which is drill. stedre, and
p.vdar pr , of, it will be seen that it is thoroughly bur
ies? proof—while Me structure of the sheet iron tiv fa
shows ',hot the crowbar. 1.64, ooLl•etttael. oft .I[lll can
Penetrate it in a few moments, w.thout torch noise or
Msturbance.
The fol l owing late severe test is one of the many of a
}haler oharnoter now In my possession. and published
la sly gra arzt oh - color. fully demote:sting the adt'an
tagos claimed for this Safe A
Gass , BAT A Wieconsin. July 76.1.4.2 e.
' , sane E. Howe. Veit . gent of Ltiines Sates My
werernpre wee horned on the rtiorJing of the lfth
and rod mar )edge of the ehnreetee of the fire when I
tell you that gri, burst. of whisky srood Wite'n eight
fest of one of your large siz• No. Pelee, mating en
awful heat. wh oh your Safe passed through, anti • to she
:Aso nfilbor,ent of all. preserved ever thing, money,
books and papers, la a perfeet state. Bigred.
1. 010 R. RAIWOOD.
AI.C.BA DEER. GenAril !tun%
6 oil Etat+ trr Ntr.et,
. Ottder Miglotto
MEM
CARDAMOM SEED, MALABAR-1 case
for salo. WETHERILL h BROTRH_R.
gelo • • 47 and 49 Mull SECOND !IL
SWEET E
IL 1.4.9 T OIL, in quarts and pints, for
WETRE BROM%
47 VA 49 Borth lIXCVAD aG
11/111.111 BY ♦IIQTIOI.
M• 311 TIIONLAS a 1904
• Ma. 139 sad 141 TIMM, toot ---.
(F.rmetir tfmt. me !Illt,l
87'0_118A AlfD =AL KI4TETb TITERIBORT
rammatet astatorats now raMIT. IttM ma Mt: '
ItertatiOlts oral) na roo:ity tabs am a• not.
fall mama. wit; • bet maks Onnor 14. tionornat
a Wile anoint o rata: '• prollart7.
STOOKS AI% LI at as b olaTi se ft
imams AT THE. =CHANGE JIVE DAY
Darin tho banana mamma
to .1* ...tir
'lt_ or = l ira 'soh
aoattioa tO vktab ara pabrapoo is
to nob male a.. thoamad atolNas . m ilt ar i st e
(OrYtto Mug, ""=" " I "
sold on the ovum
0 A R 11.—ear sakes of Mil lOW, sad
eh* Pinson Till bonallao it tali at sa"M:.
coo___,e • sad. to the emoting- at l a it r edoalt.
IN , Cootri baton ban tba of ottloto4abs.
_ABEL ESTATX AT AT141141,4.
Sir Wo kiln a Wino moan amg gear Si 1014144 '
We, including seam deeen a rig MX amid Meartir ,
maperm. Printed hate ma tuall at WOW aims
PRIVATE 8 11.868 1,.
Bar Res/ estate tattered oa oar oriplanalla NVIIMIII .
mid ad MIMI aed MOW otuali ut ager tpelifitaitla /*peal `,.,?
(of wa sh WM onto. ire mated vormn) ma at .
nano.
Tenth Pall flak, Sikh Berisalw. et tir Exams*.
I LEX!.
IREWOMis i itt%XV
cemnismed on soli to cos ad Onmabast
this vest
skr Cittskisses sow reedy.
Peremptory gale.
COUPON BOND. MORTGAGE'S. te.
On Tuesday.
Peitemberleth, at 12 &elm*. noes. will be sold at
nobles sale at The Philadelphia Exishemotorttiont Ti. serve for wadi. for scoonst of whom it may concern.
tha follow,ng. ots
269 meow hoods of the Faster" Market Coe3peny,
81400 *sob (4resaAre.)OrOO-tAI by three months ey, the
first beann• diite 18th bleach. 152); the second bearing
dais 13 b Jane, 1209; and the third bearing date hir
February. WO, and recorded et Flobidebilipe o m mon
tane book ADB. No lf. pare 3: A Do• N • 32 , Page
324. and A D 8, N 0.02. page 33. respectively.
Also, a receipt of A. W. Jorenal eupenoteedent of
the Girard Trig, for If) of said bends, and the rights
thereby secured.
Third. A certain bond sad mortgage glean and exe
cuted by James Young to HO/InV e LeXerftirajt" for
0,0 - 0. hot which boa since been to ..11,1711.114
the some haring helm fastened by tie sun baling
Cowserthweit to Franaza A. Drexel, and by the said
Francis A. Drexel to William Backman. and Akio um
dry policies of insurance upon the Market Rowed of the
said cOmpior.
Terme—Cash, flyable at the time of WS. Ulm , '
distoir after the properly is struck
• Ilettftlsilljito DeIDGE COMP 4111 T CT' C.
Al,. en shares rock in the above Company—pat _ 1 . 3 .
Pave yes uteri y a di ridend 011 3
) 'faint e,year.
For account of whom It MIIT eobeArs, Warat/Ot 1111111rY1—
At shares Consolidated Coal co.
au do lircryd Top Coal L'o.
Ire do Peal AuteracuM Coal Co.
360 do Kimberton Coal Co.
Misi 0 Catini:sea. Writramsprt. and Eno first snort -
gyro 7 4,` cont. bonds. is lob to wit p,robdaen.
la shams Loon Minix% add ML7ilaOtndeg Complay.
of 'Vida.
TENTH PALL setr—ilb BEPTCIIIISI.
Orphsose Court tsaio— Et to to of Attics) O. Qumran..
dammed.
Thraa•atorTDtiatDWbLLtPlOaadl.ot of Ground,
Washtattoa atroot, wan or dwastioa amt. breee4
Smits Eatala—Two too-start Batt DWILLLISOS •
Loonbut stmt oast of t lasoark serest.
Sawa Eatvo—LOT oir GROWS D. Water et . oast of
6 ormantown road, rf inaventri :sari
Sams
Es
S am s North
Tanta strut. mann of r.lits str•os. lroartaastl went
Sarno istatr— Bin DA e1.t,1110, llartand strict,
Eva ward.
Same Es eta—DWELLING and BA El MOUSY. SIA
Fourth 'tract. south of Tunas, West, Tvratfal ward
doom rotatta--Srlok D ELLIINO. Saar serail, to
roast of Wear Chador- Chooser, bossy, Pa.
PeremptoryNA, op attar altars.
Pl
Route of Jobs arrsy. •
Timm-Ears Sri t STOR • • azd SW EL - lro,Ty,-
oast corear of Stalls sad A s boys MAW/. set arid.
Orph, rue Ccart •aa— t stala of Jo ha Issas mi.tYa
• nadjstasd mote Yen a t“ Laroo-oaorf &me
DOISL LP , O. Pr 0.3311 S.cta Prost street
Pam* prism-6g •nesuatd at lb Fart of that throe
err/ Bolt Dirk:l4J No VS South Trost strait.
Pon. FArtAte—As andr•idad part of Lac !ars*
SI ORE and WAR 'MOVE'S. soatawser cora*, of Pato
ware aromas sad Ton alloy. bolos Claistaid strFat, U
foot front.
Paine snaia—As and:rdoet sinik tort arum throe,
st WaNgrOd r ,Pra w lra i lql4 ro. ILra Kt etrwe
tut*
° root. ribose Cherry street. Tsan
Lame aid saleable corn*, LOT, 30 woo. Market.
Chestnut. Oat. Forty ninth and Fiftieth stmts. Teen
tyjou r h. ward. contrite" hook &Ay.
Vilest,' comer L0T,119 by Ile ie. t, irltheeyi ember
of Se iota. and Plunder s treets. Twitary-kinnk sariL
&UN*. 1330 SPIT'
SUPERIOR TAPES TRY
karIifIRROLS.
TAPESTRY YEI,II ka.
Olt Monda y
34th insftnt, at. 10 o'clock.. st " g m o. 2i13 Spraoa great,
ilia superior limiters. largo Preach Sala oriatal nor
rots, Sae chandeliers, fibs tapestry sabot carpet!,
Lhins, fro.
P MaY be eteliMised,. with oetekias, eat the , mora
ine of the ago at o °loot.
' Sale No. 1329 Girard sireama._
SUPERIOR RI, RNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO,
TA/U.11711Y CARPICTS,
a asdaq Mom Ma.
Mth ram, at 10 O o'olo 'N elr..by °stab's% at No. 1329
Girard ampaae, this Str“rior parlor. during seam. and
chamber furtutarra. rosewood piano-forte. lased cunt
tom entramoga.aso. A ao.tae hitcher Waiters..
tip May be moaned ma o'Coak on Me mom= of
the sale.
PEREMPTORY S &LE OF 'wpm.. BY 010.171 OF
THOMAS HILSF.II CO.
On Wednesday idols= s,
September 16. at ll o'clock. will be 2 - 441. by eat bins.
witnout reserve. at the Mannfatitarera' ashasios. Su.
ti2Acinh FRONT etreet,a taut lot of,Pea&eybranis.,,
Ohio, and other, Fleece, Tab. aaduawaeeed Wool of all
ades.
tr
FT These Wools are very light aid highly agoarable,
and will be mold In small rots, to order to aectoximonate
introlaseere
Ali the Wool offered will be IA store and open for ILl
azahaßtion at Noe. 21. eo, 56 and Sr North bent street,
and itio.Sl and 13 South Front street, sindwtil be "see
for examination the day Timmons to ode. Noel sold by
Catalc.swss,writi. fnll desoripth2i of 'salt Ist, will
Ls ready one week pree,nus , n ante,.
Also. a lot of Cape of Good Roos Hair eitiaa.
sate Pin. 16 smeh Twentieth West.
WALNU e FURNITU ft EL. agg w ooD NANO,
CURTAIN& TA Ph.%ITRY Ca itrk-TI.
Wecin
itth hitt.. at 100 tt
o'cicos.. ateaday_he No.lreoi Twentieth
street. above Chest of 'treat. t Intent r a h
.sitare. Co
sset Rosewood elate- forte. Sae vireos curtains. oil
paintings and engravings. Ins tapestry carieui, ko.
Ate.. the intehen furniture.
IT May h examined at I o'clock QS the swam/ of
the sale with catalogue.
Atte at hem. 139 4.1 tsk 9.4 th WTI; VW
avymqii y_fuariurtas, num - LATE
tiORA, rlartt-PORTW. BRUb CAUrrit.
4 01471tvaiity Iterasic
At It o'sleek, v.A9 itetloe nows, asof
ditetiiina
kotillikorstu. Mt* N m siimpidso•
sato.
gals No 334 Routcliiiiiii - PITMIUMI Street
NEAT FUENITORM. 8R1.133141,3 CAllBl% to.
Oa Friday !domes.
Seat. M. at leeceock. No. 334 5..911% esnsioseatli st .
teiov &Rase street. As *stirs ltuattirs. Ins sarosts.
teddins asd bed been. ke., of a !slimly unman As cuty.
luktnee immature . ad etesuols.
Mir May be 111•1211 ala on as fay rising of sea. at
o'clock.
MOUS NATHANS, A 13 41T T Pt
AND no .11SECIANT, sosthout
Qom rot 111 Ilave
Jousts NO WAIL
5511.0110 to lota. at tas. balm was. ma itlamsv , !."
aakhah leave,. silver gags. en Rona. working. gra
etnee,o6ol4:llll4l,lllll4 esagry palm, garyroos. kr.
n Wire. bid . and os goods a 111V,Er drama. sit
Via or sous arnata from one is theaseaste
" I r d9 4 V e ntliet t Es n' ttb= tge fa We WV.
Pnvate entrant* ort acme.
Or Badness boars from A. 40 9 r•is •
Heavy 'ammo. !or this basett desdalera.
OlditUEB GriLlr TWO ER CENT.
'sr Advances of 5/00/Lad upwards at aro per t.
advanees of lON and allra. at ciao per mat c . en for
*Sort toms.
A 7 PRIVATE SALE.
Sons of Om Musa_ GOLD I'ATIMI LEVER sad
OHRONOMETRE WATCHES, alasurapairsd at had
the usual setting prices, gold liner udlapin* natoh . ay
silver lever and Write vateMe, English, Swiss.
French watches , at, astonishing tow Irises. jowln o
every dean on. Very tairsaits, atetohr, eangdosi a
styvynente, sat siedity of Willa& roam at. hall :is
inivortatfon me* ingaaatlase to saa sordoseam act
varania other kit of VI.
BALM
UT IV
Attradsd to P rsonally the Asonea•or,
Consignments Of say and ovary load of roods **S
alted, /MU NATEAP
SPLENDID SET OF DI 41.10:11)11 AT PRIVATE,
lIAL
.CraLsistas of diarnond P i amad hrasststa and ear
rings. ?me, gain. Oust LA ig .11X1.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Zoom THE ADAMS . EXPRESS
Co., office 320 CHESTNUT Street,
r' ll irds Facets. ?salines merchandise, Dana Notes,
and Specie, either by ,te own Lines or to connection
with other Eziorsos Companisa. to an this priactpal
towns and cities of the Vintsd ?tato&
8. SANDFIredaORD.
new,st Essorintrtt.
br..i:AiiTlJßk OF RAILROAD TRAINS
MMEti
PENNSYLVANIAXENTRAL RAlLROAD—Elareath
and Market streets.
Mail Train learea.--.... 7 3O A. M.
Fast LI .... ..... 11 50A. M.
Aarr.sbure ....... 2 co P. M.
Lane:tater Aeoommedation....—....—__... 4 co P. M.
Parkeharr .licaommodation —. a 43 P. M.
welt Cheater traits leave Eleventh and Market at
7 SO A. 51..11 30 rata 00 P M.
Williamsport. Moira. Ennio, aad Nlunra
leave 715 A.M., and 700 P. M.
NE.W YORE LlNES — Walnut-Street Wharf.
ACOOM. Line. via C. and A., 1earnt......„.., CO A. ;1
A ccorp. Line. rialentey6.oo a. in
Mornipa Exprees ma Jersey City............ to.r4) A. 24
htealneose Vie, Tunny and JerseyEity......ll od A. M
Camden and Amber Aec0mmni1ati0n.........12.30 P. M
Expreu, via Camden end Amboy. .., .. 20u P. hl
Evers, I..zor . ese, via Tenon,' and . 1. ea; P. M L .
• Event g Natl. via Camden and .Tersey C...- eltio o, M.
}Night Express Mail. . ..... M.
Camden and Amboy Aeoomrandaliolt:.... 15.00 P. M.
For Belvidere. e.t.a. FicThrciton. 6.00 A M.
and 4en ht.. trot, Walnet ttreet wharf, and 7.10 A:
Mi. trout Kenai ectoe depot.
For Water Gap. St roniisburr. Acranton. Wilkesbarva,
Montrose, Great Beni, kg., at 8 A. M., from Walrint
street whr.rt. gnd 7.1 d A. re., from Ksasin too depot.
pot Matruh Uhank. Alleetoten and Bethlehe 8.03
A. M.. ard from Walnut-street W ha r f, and
7.10 A NI . from kensingtoo depot.
For Mount Roily. at G.tO and 0 00, A. u., 2.60 tad 4.30,
P. NI,
For Freehold. at 6 CO, A. ht.. and 6 0). P.
War lan., for Trenton, /truant, ko . 220 sad 4.00 P.
M.. from Walnut: street toned, ant 7 10, - A, M ., a nd
i 45, P. 11.. from Kensington.
BALTIMORE* RAILROAD—Broad and Prime.
Esprere Train leaves... -...M...... R.M L. M.
do
_do ... ....
For Wilmington at 8.15. A. 11r I.ld, 11.4/0, rt.% and
11.10, P. et.
For Middletown, Dover, New Cantle. Resterd and in
termediate places. at 3.15. A. M.- and &CO, P. M. M.
Bundaya—For Baltimore at 11.10, P.M.
R.EADIN9 AMRo.l4!)—Broad and Caßoartillatrileta.
Zur t ea4T s l:l: leaven— ..• •- • •• • • gr i ll"
Reading Ac coma. oda ..... CO P. M.
ELMIRA AND N 1203101 A FALLS—Broad wad Cal-
IcrwhilL
Expres. Train leaves—
Night Express.-
GERMANTOWN AND NORRISTOWN RAILROAD
—NtntS and Green.
Trains lea for • - ortahnhooken and Norrlatntva at
81 1 ,741.9 at a d 11.71, A. 81.. and 1.01. 3 89,, 10,
604 andll li, P M. For Manat ant. at 160, 1.30, 1.05,
11 QS, A. M., nod 1 GS. 3 05.10. ad 91. a 19. 13 aid
ILIB. P. M For Ge!gtantosa. at 600 on. of. 0 00.
101:0.11 00. It 03. A. NI.. a of Lon. 200 SQ.3O, CO 5
00,
600- 630. 7 00.8 'V. 9GO 1516 11.19. P. M. For Cheareat
}h i t . t a rat. ou and DI
A, A. M.. and 200, 7 1 11.
4 . 1,9 8 3.1 .1.) 9CO
or
Geri P M.
piandAy trains ( orranwn bear* 906. A. M.. and
291. 3 (.0. 007.46 and 1039. P M. Leave Germantown.
at 8 IS. A M.. 1.10 490.630,9. X P. NI. For Narnst.,ng
900,
_A. M. • 990 Red Aro P. M. ], care Nett/stoma 1.18,
A. Al.. 109 and 6.00 Y. at.
CAMDEN ANN ATLANTIC wAlLlOAD—Tuwatreat
M ail vials
Tsam i•aria--.. • • all t 11/*
Express Tram.. lON .
4t twoutoctstudi • Sal •$.
NORTH PRIOR% LirgLa7141612.2114716-IPinat as
r,ckk t Vitlagag au Ism, at CA4A.2l.,re - ,ID %A I
Po . NgeatN...,Tatshaerii..mttaki 1S
P. M
Bundate—Per alltgaMet MIA A. W. Par Del les
town at 3a/ P. M.
WEST CBEBTEE. VI k 81 Z 1 /i — Eillitainth and
Marks t gtroits
Trains- leave at 720 20.30 A. M.. rack 4.4.1. 1136, P. M.
Build ay' lease at SOCA. 11l a 1N ri M.
narked tans( • ) ran mi SoMMM: Wia lar•
c‘,l _ zee pled. - •
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