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1 ' ' - i preiqi' jratOniamearsesa t Jeee.; - , -
. , • ''OS4lo.ig l esro eS!,-o2 I,:.itin i
4 '''
. law' aincor-ti am 11.
„•:,. , ~ , tervieetiigio • • ra a porta,.
0 - litoliey. , The wade Is appropriate;
0,,.., ~,
• Lo., — ''olloaittlegiltinz#lttlbilinsr of bib
• -.. .-- --e :hatoiactawflaortand, a teed NW
- issi
, 1 it. " tof: Oak AWN let *mm*o4
I ..; ttotfilltmetby the olearla i
, , ( * AI :~ 4 ikSilsisiittitadiftsstwo *l4
4.1-.. ....irrA .iigvvient ig v p .i,r
14.4. . tapes 6 00, 4 1;Ifi t 4 ikepe:stemy as
: t iv k orieeptlibet4l44l Milli thidrafietlf
' 4`4l-e znatrttitta lt i l =tioiraii :
-•••,'%
~ioailzilitillosit etfaiitektle4oa *eh a 011:
- -seauiffMaltilltSedreatiliteepUeol.oVixepee 1
, tioissoisitiothlr silt .11.1Mthclietkiit daty;,. Is
ye Flettlarfthidei detente et: prioeyeeteitteltfirprldsett2
I:4 060 0 W , # 6l 4ftAtit lON' 'lf ,qiir`j-initliatlons:
-a ti li* M' '‘lfk 4 0 1 0 e ', l seid:ol#ble ;is
morain'thern'iti them Interita idttiettiet orte
lAtitittiitellialiiceitted NA* nitAiantthdiidtb , li ll
''l VMS 1 1 $ 1 1714:11 f a ti tat i l l i t a " kl
l' ' - ' ll e
h ,:,
oat
ag i ritMlligliiiiii tiNf M-4KMPIIIId
•oitilNarialtatqAtattOttiMooo, - ;the,soarattp.aatt n lob'
DI resoltstioo witit„whigit wo,,mpeolsosstir, sig! ,
44%,,r:lartmattf..4, trivat tl i,,,,
.41 4, , iatb..ol,..id.....,taetfimpWo t a, S' T
.Ins C9p l fith e 9 o•4 RA- ts ti !..A”. o = t !
6 enr'tkovilfrnronit A Viikf, w
' l 'nfigiWan iiiintiandia:Ziatienseiof ion - 4 - 32441;
.4.4llsll ll .94444o4l l l4aliNglifotsta;?2'itata *stillithP:
Aarailiaser,,cad..usmoeiette-party,.ln- Wow relate in
a" , -oArsierliitherto- we- have eenteadat end.
tduptisilL4o titiiiiistio have , heretofore need'
=tt intsliv:L's ' eirteAstt the ' Ratite OW Wink' bearing
the. proud afteriptianot unchangeable yorinsiplis;
OrtlS, TASSolligti*o of pact victoria, it 4 stank 101 l
t tto indicate the oenrse whieh it is Imps in .
, tikur t reent_Ateeiptancee ,t9,Pitrin -. ( X
a a 4 . 06.4iftt0t &ON triktt !Pelle lie jit
—Prgraprr,,matitc , aziii ~,,
t
- pre-stalsontifilliditiestsisio trig its 'WA .t o ad;
, 2 41031640likeevirreeteat oak eitinit: and a set
e tfatVeVititiOerAttexasele. or, litotes, :
'' A°ll " 1 - .0 1 1 11 , 0 V it tio*OttiOlk : :17
Vali le Is - nejestiet, as
M-t r -'l# l lol#l golt.stl , yegstdrl 0, AO`DinitOe tiii
ref .l 4 ,,Vot#l_*litiik !Um -Republioans e on sal •
bitAt o Tosi , in pro*spo'f4 44'00'41m0 obliga sit
lis*stAn origoalliotiot itavooloa to a. itisaer• air'
. minowiefiiitwit ;Rif liaillinal eviejOiAt, and Nutlet. tbt
4611044MACTZPo vtan.c`itf•prosinilo"ooefli t."`
totkosiaf-ifiv-sortions:7The , X
beetnall,fintativelthittiatto beimmid iii'llia . f ,
..Y: - iii^ltildimit duties anneb. , wea-nstaindsid by .err
, ~,‘.' ,
~ A-Wren* might be-pientllted to, t. nk.'
' '''' '..`"- 711 .ifidatitate maintain/Ahem:l,oms ro •se
t • e ~ ninithlitallenienati to the Oonititntio . in
-k` tedafidttlayoirerirborn, airet,-any - thio 'it 'is .sr-
, muted them (ode, a trtioloystly'would 0011116•1 n
4 36,40004 Milihhiifitetjthe anties whioh, it burr
Far %eel§ institutions the IRMO, of whioh t err '
tri.„.VStaine Fits •eitilerei,_ are not 'responsible; nd
.;:' , l ' eetesay,,lA the npinfOnntitertained 'by
a im'
f-0 SP Ammonia obarenter tif•thoee institution MO
•":1 4 .V r ifljAkigg 4" bite thert,ubat i *specially -OT to:y
V eattio9l,eheleogsitied,:to perform. . nil se
it ethe renisins %offset' of these MAW fits es
be thouli feel la hie Wendell' duty to do, as m of
erStemittbfebrantenrhavinn made treatioi :with:Ns
key and f kferoepo, be eeknowledkissi the obliga c ton
to perquet• thsiia,,sol'ar is any sot of his is n
- eerned,'-lliongh be tray utterly abhor the pirat PI
• trettilitti ifil4henfie, land the polygamy of the other
'6 r y.satliteq J unbappify, this same element o.
slavery hatortiouled in oar national polities. i It
-...e.-lesenitly appp this bane that the oenteet is MI br
t 4 ,44o;iited et Thel-queitfotils a fundamental one, nd
i
•ttheboCree - every ,inteilisant and conic -
'tr of isfoly I ttintreetlgetw, ind thotou 1)
t i.e4A . .iebiihtti "It began at the mishap( the nn
ottihe4 4,o
iiikuiletii."lri• the Ceritrentitio of 1787 , whose li
eftineltirtitillithe, lantern"' instroment:to
liftirdit 'lime - risen
,„4tionialti; itu been de
imaildbeitabantiejeet was examined' and ndison en
~...,irk.,ol itarastailtenr:linatadiataaatranante, by !air
vfottedifsitifACßeptilitin.7:4lbay 'were' MAI tho
.litettrnatelkeillitittot fatitosakbalethootatemplated
-Inv , bientiabaabiel manned in regard ter the *span
2)t A .0 the intebietir 'ef ' ft* and' "lave to rrl• '
tory, and-;allia anternistie; attitudes et, fhb •
xjainspab:44oolforta of poiltleal salyentaT
`W - eftedflenitotnisilit her satule to, bear one to
OfbilfaiTheyryslire Menlo attain, not lees from, be
_meal ehefeiffeti - whieli they ezblipited threMb
`"'4rmip,taitala of Abe -Xeenlatioa, titan their ph..l
- at a lime aittieedintert the nee of eentiana:
parties. eten*,tattlyt wort aridtrlbithw the mins/
pouttinitrfvetitaiMmlut . it love, of lonatry.. l tie r •
.........-finfly-stvidentitat if than 1 a.-Wietittinti in oat',
StAsemillettlate4 by the allaponll a disomollate in
- AttreitifoXtbitir respentlee sectinne, and, their *atop ,
...j.mattuantiahlei heen toonarrew to °omit& fortbe net.
4.te titre of ittwebiltanantry, int shoal& itentreliesehed'
V - - 4 :eitredlitit•Unitar-Insise itint nopubllean Asenta, f,,,,:
"'Art.lllidVdraild4indlertstrat-bafiletani 'lath hi,e)
above al lothers.vo eleallesige Site maryttirm of 004-
......otri-as...thit-tounderit. etthe,nehilesh..ef. Stoats
TlMh'Prltrltivi Mr. Ito,. „IlMvsYs , esi, seVeteiment cf..
trier Mien WU* they esetemplated al Bova
astmen 1
Thee a. is eontained in the vest eh - ark z•
- '"j i
`which. wee the bright tressesimathea of thcir
who
hefighritht ta,Sethat igaijk ft tn. Wert. •
— lniiiiililto WAD the President of the .oonventioh -''
'ST; trait, abieb that great irstronsent eilarinsie" . -
• - and thet norm his sartherity it was reetrived safe,
off.pring of matifel "deference rind CODetedo2. 111,
' arse intemiiiii and impposed by Its authors- to ill r•-,
11 oat - adjustment - et Plcsubjects of its limbic) ,-
- ' But hoarii 'be 'Avery geese& diapered of by Ii I , •
- . eirustitution ? It is evident that that intro , "
meat, - in guaranteeing a republican fermi ,' .1
GOvernutent to every State in the Video, and yr -
rril WitiftgYisifirti. hitineiti lb relatioltibleve* eh ....i
every other cheritertiristill'ef domestic institnitCr• a
- desigorid - to leave that institution where it app i rlv_
priately belongs—to the people to be affected hi i ----
Whether a State. ea e municipal body. should di: l
-ilibiliite'reirldiArest - - - Mrekhoterri*Blifearrilleveri •1
without it was strictly her own affair, and no:.I •
cern of the Gen erat Government.
..teakt_the.ithisirtencpof. thesullect will e: c- re
tAi.POßibratatering withliontelittle detail into the hi ,
—4#4- 31 - 4 , 4431 / 11 tiLs i v .Pf7.--litLiteiftliiiiotittoitt ,
aril raskterement enot io *4tes sad
-
it l t ilf — jl 1 411f,titiee _ AfiEstit WW I
. 111 ;,.the'l.ap lo.bis the a c ieSe ' ffitheinitAbi ): .
."ftrty;' , leli't e'prialtion - witiek se slept it'd entf , ' '
1-71-0, latthhotclothatifer, itl, 'eatlthodtht hoitoif ,t in,
.1700011 tipcpio44olbell'Abil' :0004 Stitit liv .-
6.si...:,fris•Wet,Matt - e . 9 1 4q.' cOf fettereital ~ sad` whe.
. Nr, e very extst - tit, elk we Sod that 'Coitgressi I `
44.ftri00 4 ViClifeiftfinbei• A - 178#„ yivited .1!
0 ,.. 0 , nitieft •Itid. Wsetterti, territory., to Ls .et _.
it ,nt lira `territory -. Cc the General' Bevil
irkirtliesis,"tftrithii distkied of-l'ily Cirtgrest:''To obi,
lag ,4 llViii?est' g irlifi 4 =tbsi reottilidentliiHootienwide. )li.:
.„,
,'BtilltAet'ofilfetont. _times, until 1802, when Geortti,
tirielsotioltelecillie hasiber;aided their tairriterieirt
,-thir;llsott,tar Gliserontent. - The - Northweet Tart t
0 1-, , tarr lit Ntwoiniti„.was,.. ti Yt tht .;ordiotttlies. of Iv?'
AI . -ii i*iiiiterk , Intift 'I fietioWTerittehe.ifroiikWhicb
.h7,a,olause•th dier:•ragrinie taw. slavery:-wearq I.
• - femme , exisintigiit. The ortilitaaaa of lit bowel or.
ozherplpetXlirlot. to Ali• adoption - of !the Peeferai
A . 1 . ,Y, • ~' i r iPtit'Aerritoritil :ottbie:other Sitio
i._. . - ?r ic*. l.th". l l o .l4lhtninitatkienntilafter.theljetioptior
Iflhinditaithlis r and ear' eneeyquent•
. •- •4 l ; sl hillifF' . ....irviert Ili '-iineitstafte` , Thiflrseafige-,
ntatt...by Ithijth4bo,,Namthwaat Territory , w.o•
-.lhoinhirtise .:10•01110111W -- tilf , riowiry,
41 = 1 : 11 . 1i t * 0 . 1 11 011111 ._., 4 ' mr- ‘11(40 - oeiliiiill ,-. faoi
'• •t • ' =Of , ittflaste end prePastiets;it acute,
• • , Ptah OileArliger UoOgrigaillibnt4)::,
I ,•,- 44. ... T .lfeautitiesseir •of ibisv Matti lo
_ ma
,Q, ;'• jtie, • •ShiteCtioilli of lb. Oliitri„;;Ti at
- Mow .44141 1 t S i.. hoorawer , with lia-,-oartiolleardt
,..on ortelfreasiial - tar this Part of We'lfttrthi iidisitted
V i l l .ibtr-StrfrOttirlattitel'of lostUisitt est ‘ wf the W.. 1
!Ttar'! . 'tit:giant ;frill Niaile*Air,lBo 3 f;al."Wg - 1
raidrpt?iibviktbil• tinker!: formerly of - South
tit
rAltabtititif 'vat of -.Wet ' Vila.
4 tlrt: - wto l er4 ', to _.ffittreia. . It *al: only
aterl . U . l .6„ hilonsirVeiessitiartievio,np4tr Missouri,:a Tern.
/IttM.geothr se tologoe itt,ntain yhetbiii
. . 4191 7 . i•Arr liiiilif bioiliVpripility,":„Wtrotitineil ' there._
- - thhthytd sr, appeared itiy ierififte al maiiity in or.
riirlig t rittith ifittshient whigh_should be mutuelli•
: 1 4
*-**''''- . thSiir 9 310 S #ri - iglif 'RIMS was wholly of- a:
67 . g n. 4 Attribtar.talealt4lib ik;WAutkAaroVaise tie,
* ' xI::,N , iyhjetriticritneof • 0 - logreet - 10 - mianto
'7,1 mei recesiattellie the Migthistsgejim*wabkviw
Tlt ftl e iliyTatoottpet. - of - - , tho , ,stregtrittotitftliMeorial',
r 4 14 ,14 V0- 14wi if ;'.' before* the ' trio end chive
~,,Z, . Sailki.khollltorissik . thild not' yet' come to, be
at•,olfrasswif oartp„oonteige• i Soh in oontintitst
stiHaTfilliskill rlitikr itithont7seriostki leterroption, en ?
H ',,, f )-' - '4WtfrrillsDijyr„
.om:fent .tied4rat itittlyTofireng ' tio
0 isW-ftks----Woribi • When, lb. .relation '..if ; the two
o-tr stimincmdless:timitiurts imam iiltigodFatioci of the .,
.
.;,t't:Vitaabtprtitltin. ititel.WChill titislikoPriating•three
WstlOWltstf,ffirt.titthi'.l4 o 2 of 4, V 'ifOimiiiiia:Vilf.c
, obis» of territory w ith the tleYermateolof Jihntiev:l
NO wit - ffteervi.fallYtir .13till;:therottlyitilittoMenthit;L f
, ital Wet beiklift which,l Placed iteelt' 31 : 0 • 11210
atiteill peadig taws for' ineinillillostlon of the'
emsalleatitisai, provistererfor the rat/Mon- of fugi-1
'err, -4 11erriiirCM I aleir.:Ttils fioliiip; ateirhia tonal
, f e ltatbau oriloittptirliticied eh diminution . bit be 1.
' , ~ o s ig k ererai e getr iset-julneetnt seLte require 'the:
•
_,.. - Ifitt#lilifiliot the Wed itateneetref all partite,"
.z... - -life•-fliatt•tiiiiiils - steer ---aati-itili.ehinds on this
_ nl:toeiitomailte r
oili bigiippot-sitofriAii, 1 1 •1!4 , 13Niki
...ATlolf ttllieteme 'WIWI' asittheir filleelbtAifit rule
*lgo, fpfl i ttittitylel'ortistotsit This. hettitimont war.
Vigik-1 5 1 4 PI fitiktkstlernuedieV itlefto, 'ft - arch'
sloop sot" t 'of, hit eolitprolitlio that fieetroea Amu-,
big2ire-741.411".14.01011.-4-11,11614,1011di, rt destiny .
sop fitirle",OtOpolioatte'libedit tit. by dole* ,
~,„sintet to determiner ittoharaeter of its domitstioin,'
stiiiiiiiir - But
ThlbtoPrObfiteihjyjw lrat
baited m theherhingernietointer r was
j
- - haroOor.proluosiA iftiet. TWiE
' noeesstihrirsitiirY
igiiitionin States which ha.'
nelrtinadiriteitreetstin thotinestienkninf the South
Po tilitittrolt.eo.seenrilly.tise her „Arista wenitit he re
.7 .:„.7: JrOfft.,_ , ~eir.iswehitherettievdeinnsidaeleatOlJaet toil
44 , :"IibrIlitAlomit*Vitvii. Ai ,wiming, fp . py'llifi pow I
• Vos;;•.114M911;01, thiGisitiensaamiiillo, to itertfotafttlfi'i'
.t ehtlitt diritheratt,tiessosontier stietaWClBso, 1
Mara
~ _ , yigah o rt, set,',of _ Vissiabidon
ods. • foofd4 , ,thit sariaitiMircesititais., Oi
Zt;'4lllSatianiotor was that isseeifser. ofittli:tt Thar
- - -Ilikraiptioiii,oClkiwor hit boon We sooroo - of all the
. (la orttiea - Whietr'ikaTe!.-101ifil.Auf ht 131.11, ttektiOr
Tux c cot assumed jo se tnehtiafaettr, terfsPeot to
. the 40604 W tottil.verrof exteetivis Tairttoria.
which would-00011. hit tappipies,-far admission a. I.
. dependant Statoahato lbs Confotierawnt,Thai coo.
citation gave no warrant for that atm is was.
_ ~it d mi s ci g er n i, , -, paid propos, to withdraw r ,tethill.a.l
----... .lirevilyttionind iv bee, the- questiotretill-eib r
.f? tiffiii4ror Woes of tholladeridkvsiesdeasa-Ao tbn
-Mee 0(.04 Territories. , Tee Derattoratit: part!
1 Avoitoo4ll list We:that hart atriersi-Winlifillte COD
.2;Booll*UAK:lg4,bi.lrilildhltge44llll,lllT-Niusort-
o , Ihm:wai aeoometiihed in the peahen, of the.
h r• staNcirrisit se bill:•J Thet,ritiostireeentifinted
•• ' • Jtri,iiilitif hiltbi*,,of ibii,'..Pertjt. 're trans.
pill Opp) thisitirlpiltoin ; the hello e s :iwiti to
rt 4 ft.rp ,_, ,, ,i.Tv0t0,i,.. r.. 1 4 411, 4 0 le,
4 ,0 (4
... - k,waf;;llColiawitti j,jak - mid the'
' • lehf - jUltiereiS WOW ittazo t ailoa.-- feria i :to a
7 •' ' l a tOff i efiellf44, o ,' .. _ titriat 4 latiohal
' '- -.2_-- . 1 .4 !fr . .. tOi!"!::_;_., 1 / 1 ,. 1 4 A4.1•044A the
S.'°lhYFstißEll4JLsl4^.tv:e..ir.4,r x n.~- -- .
.s'2 " fF
, , ;17,4 , jooldtlatut, was
• , Priftt jtroat.meanialry t,
Thee israeoordation with fifs CM.
eitu.llolo _9o4moltit during the eniitteeettof Ter.
adfOrittl the issiriniurs Oprestrion,
, "Whot*V 4 . )l4 tmay - be;impoßittbY ithe , o l- eVel Oonf
! , stfentiorgiitiVatiemaier fifths Territerlif
su
gtita
irtritOverthe bjecit 0 -the doslestseilefagew,M, SS
WAVISIA43 heist st-4,1,1ft It:vri , bfter, 0e finally :DR .
. mtann-ar-Tan -Surname- Coos? of the Moiled
!dtsgtegeheradobicrespeotiit-lif goodititissns,
11. 1 4:XiisOnnen..roisk.prorophtssr.n . 04
~ifds,(o3,i, by
”rossir ne.andiref theGsWertiligeiferin,
judgment At oontaiina.:iisbitiatially: all
ttiat; has, been contended:: for, illha
Ifi49 l o l afteetwdtottld; keve zinduoed the uld,ted dap-`
mot tite '
• whilelhe *soil thns Maintained. Wright in it.
andi_theonlY !cilia 'to: whist - the- Southern
Stites, as must independent stkerelgotiee, should
,liekskeglior can be aspirated to assent,
,it cannot
have the sligliteseeffelt in deterthining, 'act° free
ahrvis labor,lfteobaraoteept the institutions of
any Territory . • do;- . than it
01 3 , plow the mug,: to blow ttie magnolia; to
-bloPakinAllulatee.whieb ere-untotigenial •16 "these
Prodostintet rebid; ealionofore,
the4byebaU tidePtatfrine.nre' Bue„ Mono ' , which
;71Itt•LPF4P04 11 1 , 07 , dsterttiblog this
l'aregosuar,
k t , may be asked then, why is the Berith go lona.
or thfetionatitittlthial - right? This question
osq readily,,,artaweroditost the oturshadowing
:poegiii.of; the North, with* ,Sta cerieful'and growing
ontagerdsm pi- its andel system, disttirbs.the quiet
_4'l - their it teSides, and renders insecure the Aide to
tbeir.property.rikol the progress 'of the ehanges.
at Soh the pact 'And fufura will bring, the South
the weaker body in, both bratiehes of
tbenational' repreientation, and can look for, pro.
tiettoiroily to thelalfilment and preservation of
the guarantees of the Constitittion, and to the sang
- of instiolvand - ktmerosity Of trefforttf. • Hence the ,
doctrine of tbe Baltimore resolution to the only one
'hioh,proniteee a pesoefolgettlement of the gees
thin. leaves IIC) room: for any further misunder:
standing Or misrepresentation. , -
°non .let go forth ag.that Settled interpreta
tion bf pirt,Tisind slavery agitation will hence
(4o.lool llittPritisstot its' nouns meat. The lois
°blare:to:element will be dirtied „or front , the body
- nolltWititiffebtiialfy red ea'hermleiely - as, by the
lightultieeenatioter: theeleotrloity is drawn from
'the-angry- elont-- Let this • be witablietted sot the
- ,iwtrine, and nothing - more' to disturb the national
harmimwwkat le there*, impede our, progress in
, tteeetztatetiliati , Mireor; of which i - our past : history
fainishis iss'irkteristiag. a n reetkid ? The.. Condo
darter, tbna4itbibleingi noble example of.pstioo
viwsrda. S4l its.ntembera, and or St pllued
liberty, will manifest more thoroughly to the, orld
the sweets Of Our republican Institution/4 and their.
toniPlalhilit,T*lth a;iriee telttivertaient.
-:`ket- *the ttlistateelid with the INA that the Int
f.ertanee orate question rises high eWse all per
:.44.4.itonsideratfons.:-.....Tlielittatiy-ciplaa-and. in
non tatenoieo of individulds have nothing : to do
*it 11 the:subject. The party .with a tirav
hpirli; a -united step, and a temper equal-to the
~ neggenor Itrake , 11 bold and .00mprehensive view
of the question. It thould,stand ihr the right,
streggle.,for its. prinoiplei and its organise-
• •‘'. to deterniining the moral rectitude of the insti
'ntton,otsliveiy, 3toehoeid regard the Moiety in
eVory - reepeot, of the people,wbo-,are the nutdoots
"af,ti to influence. In this:tope:4.we have impintant
itssonsi to learn from ,lojetto7,3fhen •we 001 I•
'404, Unchanging authority„we learn that
.o;„, orery 'nation which bee - emerged ;front the
,ebssitrity of herbarium into the • refinement of
oiriittetion, elevory._hes at_ some „period of ,its
-ristonce held a renovated position. The He
brews, whom God selected as his peculiar people,
heti slavery among them from the time of the pa.
tear:lbs. Joseph himself was sold into Egypt by
his brethren, and a conetant traffic in this species
of property wee kept up by his people with the
-idiom around Judea: .Negro slavery was common
emong them, and, according to Josephus, negroes
•were imported by Solomon direotiy from Ethic
via. Egypt and Inds, the smiled cradles
science and civilization, slavery was equally
r avid t It -was not len common and Ago.
roue throughout the , other , nations of antiquity.
liAsyria, Persia, Phceniois, and Babylon, all be ,
veld at every stews of their history a numerous
'Cordon of their,Population in, bondage. -It wax so
also with - thoseotherrations, the most distinguished
"V their distiotion to; ittetty and .V.their intelleo
,tealand 'moral' eripremeey—by theirrnoble Stara
- Mei - and itaperiehable - workref art-=the Greeks
!nd the Remits • At' the dawn tif modern civilise-
Von, at the reviverof learning in Italy, we find It
yttablialted in every eotintry ; of. Europe, With its
:etteduotion bY • its 'Gothic Staters, of the feudal
vstrat;thePolation was recognised hilts most ab
bot itorte." Tee stedentof the common law wilt
r:alsetelser law large a portion of Coke and
„2.ett, and the Salem black letter,' it °applied with
lie direntelort of villeinage, its nature, several Me
tro:Rion* and'ineetents. - It domineed preoticeity
All , the !reign of Elisabeth; and legally till it was
tbielletted4y the lith Charles St )), degrees
devery panted awey site from the redone of the
' , Clifton:it, and *breathe French teMiluttotithe ult
imo of Europe,-with but few eathiptionszliassle,
tiamgety, and
,Teritey- , no longer retain IC-, For
ist
abolition European countries,- Chttiltianity
'.,entire prepared the way.
~ , liipestehisostentsone,as,la iiiiihiesolniveo•fetta
' , ftitatedratiar etiswiMall - among the descendants
-,flierreposets
_bat feat which followed on Thoth,-
- 6.0810A11011 thaAfiiieti race , conteraporaneaMtly
, vtib t h e Mesa' As Zeglish colonies, and that
rakish for a timerasheisted among the natives of the
:Pest Indies whew int taken poseesslon of by the
-Sppniards.,-„Prom the Ent ship load hstroducediby
the Thatch aid" liy`theillegilsio: the Work' of im
peding African slaves 'Wit were on anti! slavery
liar tier eateldbhad inetitotiMicin'every one of the
°Diadem? ;
Now. from this brief glance et the history of ale
, very, we learn that it is of unknown antiquity.
rtvilisittion may be acid to base commenced-Its
:carob on the bittitelef - the Nile, separated onliby
torlrybian desert'frear"tifd toile
to`
the negro ;
but its beams .wareJtever able .to penetrate the
creed of barbarism whioh hung over that omit him
anent, stretching from the borders of Egypt to the
mouth of the Niger, and from the sands of Sahara
to the Citpe of Good Rope . Africa, save the steal'
strip along the Mediterranean, which was (recopied I
by the Arabs and Oartbagenians, was peopled
everywhere by the - eben•hued descendants; of
Kam. But,
,though there was a unity of race,
there win d o unity of nations; and history hair al
ways presented them as they are presented at this
day, a multitude of savage tribes in the lowest atm
dition of humanity ; a people without arts of any
kind—without so mush as t' an -Alphabet of biers
tlyphie." Experiments' Made in very resent
:trees, and almost upon our own shores, also estab
iLA the, innate weakness anti incapnoi , y of the
African race far self government. St. Domingo,
garhadoes. St ‘ Vincento, British Guiana, Trinidad,
Kntigmai Bermuda, end Jamatoa; have a common
voile, to, utter,, of the sanguinary cruelty,
dm - uncontrollable passions, the indolence and
,rapid retrogression of, the negro when left
w his own control. • It is the concurrent
tostiriteny of men of intelligence and beneyolence,
Chat the black - population of the Northern United
:•Patee are therm* needy; helpless, degraded and
wretched of the frie States. It is ascertained by
the results et the census oflBso that they do not
inmates in numbers there, but that they deoresse
in • rapid ratio. The result is akin to that withal:,
°owe under. the grinding system of , servitUde
which prevails, in the West Indies. There, some
700,000 staves wireimported Into Jamaica before
the trade was checked ,• yet, in 1834, when the
Athens's of the British hedonists were' comm.
- Meted; thirf iverfAnlg, 8 1 1;000- io - emallePste
And, *gain, 'Gamete the appalling` foot, that of
LlMlO * 4 oo '''imPMMd Ans West .Indite,' but
30000 remern. , - Now, (flee tarn WWI Condition
[of , theslarrin'theiktuthem States„'we tare met
state of thlumt, In teeny respects the re
voilleof all tide.- Want ind misery here are com
paratively-Wilke/rim skean the black population
-A-far superiormonatemtdition it vnerywhere ap
parent. The:'eagatishing foot; bs presented; that
while the,whole number of slaves importadis es
•1.12100d at 333,000 snit thalttushemexnanded nn
•;ihr,the:yelte Of Setitherelmoda'ge; to the incredi
bje iniql)cr 400,g00,, Surely, that elavery
which involves, such comparative happiness to so
dpOrtitin of the' huirtah,faMilvis not so - bad
4 thinifeettliet condition ,of MOOT which Is Inca-.
-,Pcble of milfainiugiteelt,.o mit hive seen was the
:case in - the -West" Indies , end , ' along the coast of
Afifers,' it'Are. seek CO tly.tfiel question of
slavery by thela* of nature and nations, we shall
- Cod , that .there is 'a, consurrenee of authority
amongst ethical writers and'ivillans MA, con
.cludon. that it Is not, ineonsistent with the theore
Beal equality which has been supposed to exist be
tween mankind in, kstate of nature: Tuatinien ad
' witted -that', slavery,. is in imeordanee with the
totes efnatione; though he alleged it to be contrary.
an , meturelf right."' The 'ablest' commentators on
ipe hitiggek lave held altit slavirrit not irePag
•steoll hiJontusal,right,,:but only ,to,-that ;natural or
ipsiiteeeh eondittou, in c.whiels •every,man it born
free: dilitetipilikai !salsa etiiipttated,by the ancient
,cbliowspitere,, ,, Arietellis, 'Plato, 'and Platasoh, and
tteemodera Montesquieu and Puffenclarf:
VialPrOtwas cf,-ilsebleek' race 'in cur Bouthern
alklehave already seen, is Immense, but it
dent neeemartly alaneleg, for :the Surplus. will;
toradmilly led its way where there' lathe g.reatest
inTwhite itsbei,,and . whet* :04:Jabot of
Aim, oil* Ajaies • ass: be Most prontably , em-
Ziy t %=V=Tly trc fVsst " th ' rlt t xT:ofl l ;:;
-haall‘rr,fiimlheris , Mateo, air .white, lAbor becomes
vtionadiest einughtileapplant it; and as population
Frame upon subsistence, r t rt,was ' John ; Randolph
trietl *Wend in cis or his reuierlisisle speeches in
'Otingresithitt the time would arvirrewhen the pros
'curs areadtt bolo great even in Virginia "'that the
slavetweald Wilvatilayfronithe master or the mea
lier-Item the slave.'* Whether!' the negro - shall
lame off, through - 4h* -Lothian of Darien into the
'.tropical edimilies 'of South Ameilott, or be' onto.
tifeedle the land of his fathers, ono of these events
, m 50t4 Nils flitiit likely furnish thisolution.of the
Tae inatltutlon'of Slavery can indeed be held up
to the lesagination In 'rightful forme. The tome.
•ratiortof,fautillie.lhe male of children taken from
the armlet :mothers ant (retried to distant places,
are well , and justly ealenlated to eseitcskdeep_pre
,indise; lad promos: &atm ixe.t q uoe.s. IS
the great evil and abuse of the system. The crafty
toemthis, and will arell , thilastrelvetof all the ad
vantages of .tbls eondidouottblegs, without stop.
ping to consider the guarantees of the Constitution
or'the welfare of the Mara le tree, at the came
time, that though Abe evlll alluded to exist to
gems estentsrertor. - the inriltutiou of - slavery, yet
they are /fully overdrawn, sad ,so Jong as four
minimal people of inferior (insulted= shall be
among us, ,thies,Jells would :be .100. fold greater
glider the grinding. itieneDoo of 'n69essitiri if the
Mutt tepuhstkdi were compelled e. rely'od them
sSiVesfor eurinert. This is previa by the mime
rouegthitavere, seen among the whites, of %pare-
Nies ter fainilleei•under the most 'distressing oft
oemsteneppilis every. populoutoommunity,Where
want lemealent and seloseiltyurgent..
" We need not fear to.triet en `omnipotent God to
'provide meetiebtwhiels the relation of servitude
be terminated it the very moment when it
advantage of t the negro— His aid
kith Madame but with a gently de
just as Nature, ' in the grateful
lowans I/radially leje' aside the
and pa sses into her glorious array
rem and inltnnin, fruits, That as
the"wire purposes of
tre'peristittedf to endure oenturies of
loyget la thetelhiess of time were
nneelitie as 4 faiorid people, no will
with the negro ' when -the latter
lied, a morel end inielleetnal de
th",sitall-lt him- for the obange.
some leader shall be raitiedisp for
thb'irlthout any series of
late'l latindieloni or the ne- ,
eidtation of plagues upon our eoan
lorek•Y VII not let the people go,"
Um M4O feel the 'idioms of America
lb of.gratii* wiatben
Iterestmeippexmattrwill alike co-
Oit
iefbin limy
:earim fight. -
4 1 10, 402 giihri, , to do
440440 mem nom if race
'nal to olvillsation and refinement.
ie onsets of Guinea and Congo may
O , VfnaBlOl,4T(,TOl I.
.1 ;'4;kif.,"l .
" OligeMinft
'26" Aft !
` 1111)°14 ' s
' rsTu Irma easse-mitiatmeinA, 7=2
M=EME=MIII
forget their eannlbal rites, their tribal wars. an ,
their barrooms; said the palmegroves of the Niger
will shelter a people Vildeemed from savage life and
enjoyl the blessings of benign religion.
~h 'tau of thaelavery 'pajama la, however,
but'o • ImereleranYestti teseVas that the fulfils
meet of a great constitutional obligation, or a
great meeeure of nubile policy, is always attended
with dlifienityf.andAvaver made tho occasion of
bitter attack upon those by whose agency It is
effected. The Administration of Mr. Jeffersee
was bitterly aesailsal.sdise purity of hie motives;
and the soundness of his statesmanship were held
up.to publin wpm. for: bevipmeifected.the.purehase
efLudisrahl,'-wlilish-'added•ren` empite to this Con
federacy, scanned an outlet to the Mississippi, and
greatly increased the military , defences of the
country. The Administration,of Mr Madison woe
assaulted with a fierceness unparalleled in politi
cal warfare, for baolpg dared. to maintain the
honor of his country in 1812, in sedating British
aggressions, and in defence of the freedom
f the gees. A virulent animosity was waged
against General - Jackson-for measures of policy
which have proved most salutary to the country,
nod especially for that which has resulted
in providing us with an ' abundant and sound
currency, ettoh as the Constitution contemplated.
The Administration of Van Baron was in like
manner denounced for the most important measure
of the Independent Tressary, which Segarted the
Coal ooneernsof the Government frons.babiting in
stitutions, and has erected neareafeguarde for the
redeems in its receipts as well is its disbursal:dente.
The., Administration of, Mr. Polk wee ..harrassed
with the Wihnot7roviso, and that of Gen. Pierce,
ne well to Mr. Buchanan, have bean ;thwarted by
bleeding Kansas " Snob seeing to be the !nevi
'able result of polities'. organfeations, They are
but the storms' and • slouch • which temporarily ob
sours thilestnedii , his march: But though dimmed
for a mbuiente the rays of his morning and evening
lustre= remain In fact untarnished, and beaming
from the olear sky.
All the great results alluded to have been
iehieVid by a 'faithful, adherence to Derneetatio
principles and. regular organisations. A' faith
fel and united support of the -electoral ticket
nominated by the Reeding Convention, and recent
ly endorsed with great unanimity by the State
Central Committee, et (Beeson, will enable us
again to carry Pennsylvania, and to elect our
Governor.
As already observed, Ninth 1189 the Demooratio
party has been fiercely opposed to the farthest
Mit shortof eruehing gout. ,First, the war came
from the Federalists, and afterwards great efforts
were ',pada to defeat-it in-the contests involving
she- tariff, Internal improvements,' this - acquisition
of territory, the eurreney, the distribution of the
proceeds of the public lands, and the veto power.
in each of these contests the party etrength was too
great to admit of any but the most temporary •tri
omplt being achieved over it. Discovering this feat,
the opposition have abandoned all their old issues,
and .are determined to get possession of the Go
vernment, by inflaming the passions and preju
dice' of the people, and staking an issue And a bat.
ale on that geographical line which was pointed oat
with apprehension by Mr. MGM%
Let as be deeply impressed with the truth that it
is to the destiny of the Democratic party that is pe
culiarly confided the - great ' trust of preserving and
making perfect this experiment of free govern
inept ; for, notwithstanding our unexampled pro
gress in the arts and soleness, and the general ad
vancement of civilisation, it is an experiment,
;till, sod by no means, save in a very limited sense,
IS it settled experience. For mix thousand years ,
mankind have been struggling to establish a go
vernment Securing' equality in the enjoyment of
civiland religions liberty. Whilst some preceding
,fforts had approximated the attainment of the oh-
I jest, they had all failed to accomplish it. The his- -
tory of, the ancients at' well as of modern Europe, is
filled with the melancholy - recitals of bloody strug:
c l es, and of millions prematurely hurried to--the
grave.' It is well 'known that' some of the ablest
men that lived during the Revolution, and who
had led her armlet to battle, had expressed their
fears that the dangers of the Government about
to be established would be found in a departure
from its just and unexceptionable principles.
Übe conditions adapted to try its strength and
varied practicability have never yet exieted. In
some of ourthere pomilons cities—in Baltimore,
New Orleans, mil San Franoiseneeand even_ other
districts, where population presses upon subsist
ence, the civil law has been made to yield to popu
lar tumult. • -As yet; upon the whole, stability and
protection have been found ,in. the sparseness of
or population, acid the general - adequacy of sub
agstenee to the wants •of the 'people. .ibis is fur
nished by the public domain, which operates , as a
safety-valve to society; illustrating • the beautiful
passage of the old Testament representing the
=operation between .'Abraham and Lot: " And
Abraham said unto Lot: Let there .be no strife, I
pray, between ma'and thee, and between my herd.
.Mark and thy het men; for we be brethren. Is
rot the whole hind before thee? Separate tbyeelf,
4 pray thee, from me. If thou wilt- take the left
hand, -then I will go to the right ; or; if thou de
pert to the right hand,then I will go to the left "
It requires but little reach of vision to look into
• ho future,end see how this state of things will be
thanged. The workings of society to Europe,
together with 01st' own progress, are adding
largely to our population, and will create the
teceseity of Increased vigilance, and determined
mid natrioNo adherence to the letter and spirit of
be Federal compact. In the better days, when
4eotionallisto was unknown, and a feeling of true
fraternity united the °Mena of every portion of
the country, who has not dwelt with admiration
"upon the perfections of that instrument, truly the
noblest birth of time," in which this eompsot is
-tuboilied ? Who has not been !amok with the
' , angular jostles with which every 'department of
tae Government is defined, and made dependent?
Who hire not been penetrated with pro °undue•
veneration for, the beauty, the majesty, and
G.-4h ingrandeur of the whole ?It is, however, idle to
• elk or think of preserving the Constitution withoht
a faithful adherence to the letter sled Spirit of aka
lompaot which repotted from the necessary COl3OOB.
lions in which it originated. , If the North is wire, she
will meet with earnest performance the just expec
tation of her brethren. She will act with a pa
; dottrels and deliberation worthy of the fathers
when they ,burst the ties of allegiance to Eng
• laid; to•laiterle'ritigls step which looks towa-de a
dissolution of 'the •Vonfedersoj. Withthore then
Ceesarean oomptrn'•may we ponder the woes the
searing of that Rubicon would entail upon our un
happy countrymen. Let ue contemplate, es the
Greg fruits of that result, the loss of our foreign
commerce; our manufactures in decay; our whole
industry broken up; and our towns and cities
marked by the bud of desolation. Let us be sure
that the national spirit would then languish and
die out; and that the liberty, no fully enjoyed by
every member of soolety, would become an alien in
the land of its birth, and, like the harp hung upon
the willows of the ltuphrates by the captive Hebrew
maiden, would refuse longer to utter its spirit-stir
ring voice. A revulsion in money matters would be
hut an item id the general ruin. Groat Britain, true
to that. selfish and wily policy which regards only
the permanence of her own system, having mom
olished her great• object- a the dissolution of the
Union, thereby-destroying the effect a of' our
republican example—would then unite with the
new monarohs of • the divisions-of these States.
English institutions would soon remodel our habits,
Immerge', social, political, end religious; and
:be compulsory support of an ecoleelastioal Ma
blishmentase part of the State , machinery, would
mme hand in hand with the creation of privileged
classes, to tax the energies and fetter the spirit of
cur people.
In the contest of '5B great principles were at
stake. It was the contest of the Constitution in
its integrity. as extending its protecting seals alike
over every section and over the citizen of whatever
lame, whether native or foreign—with Nrampant
sectionalism which dared to risk everything value
'hle for the establishment of its fanatical principles,
..nd the revival, with renewed bitterness, of that
Federal jealousy of citizensof foreign birth which
the people bad so signally rebuked in the defeat of
the elder Adams,•and the triumph of Jefferson.
rim cause,of the Constitution, of the Republic,
and the country—the cause of liberty under !aw—
e: the present and of the ooming'generations—tri
umphed at last. It le for its now, in this contest,
to aid by a thorough union ,and determined effort
in securing-the perpetuity of that triumph.
4I hold Judge Douglas, by the default of the
-south, to have obtained the nomination of the De
mocratic party. As such nominee I support him.
hroughout the whole struggle which resulted in
his nomination, I noted with the South. I recog
nized their 'constitutional demands, but a portion
af the South made common cause with a man who
alone caused the trouble at Charleston, and whose
purpose is charged to have been the diemember.
meet of the Union.
Judge Douglas personally, and from the general
character of the services rendered to his party and
to the country, is eminently worthy of the high
position for whiob be hag been nominated. In the
carear of few public) men of this generation hag
been more thoroughly illustrated the noble quali
ty of our free institutions. Sprung from the cora•
mon limbs of life, be early exhibited a forte of
oening, an energy of character, end a catholicity
of heart, which won for him the confidence of hie
fellow•olttzene. A living commentary` upon the
twellence of our institutions, end therarchiteot of
his own splendid career, let us be true to him and to
Oureglireg, by uniting cordially in his support, in.
aide
,of, thsparty organization.
FIiti.AUZLE.WA BOARD OF TRADE.
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%tip JoinPrrnels. Lindsey loon
hap Tosoarora. —.. Liverpool, noon
lino (iov I.anadon, soon
Bark Donna Anna, C0hn.. — ...,..... - Liverpool, loon
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nark Bea Elude. Kenny Havana, noon
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) MARINE INTELLIGENCRi
Pj. ,411' rtiIkidiDZLIPHIA, Sept. , U 6, 1609.
NUN .6 6-01.161 SEUL-- aII
MOH ft
Steamship Cerebrate., 'Howes. CO tow* rime Bost on, with vidq. d eass•maers to Henri' w Mem.
ship William Lai .minge, Johns, from Liverpool, Aug
let; passed 'I poker kb; was &a days to tn. Capes,hav
ing lied westerly winds and 3days °aim ; from tho Banks
to the Delaware had light westerly winne and ',alma all
the time. 'scent thern e of ISch and 16th nal ; pass , d
ship °lamb Pronto to New Yore to London, eth
passed a quantity o f.eala apparently not lons in the
water. 13th; 62iterieneed a heavy gale from W to W
NW: dame the night of •ne 4th last and several suc
ceeding nights saw t, st Aurora Borealis, of a beautiful •
yellow ,00lor. t o re
W 0 has on board 1.1.16 tone
lead weight ep.l fen tore measurement in all 1,817
tong. The ship Vitoitstimi 796 tons.
Brig Leviattian,Beffeee,i from Havana via Qumran
this'. (where !tie Oteoharged as before reported.) to bal
last to •
Bohr Beeline. York, 15 days from - Havana, with Na
gar, gagers, &a, to 13 W glernadou & Jiro
Bohr Jos fueling. Havens, 9 days from New York,
with settee to (lariat..
Bohr Vietor, Beare, days 'Nom Lane's Cove, With
stone to Captain.
boar Towne/PO.6days front Boston, in bal
last to Nevin,_tiawyer. &
bohr Bee , Tireforo.l dime from Alexandria, with
grim to Thai Richardson Co.
H .
Behr Little Tom, %lumen. days from Milton, Del,
wito timed ties to.; W Hatton,
Bohr J denrAlastings, 4 daps from Laurel, Del,
with lumber J r W !Moon
Bohr Rhoden& Blew, Peterson, from Boston.
Bohr f a l Tklr:n " ..Es d riv i o r rPrirtr t lge l
elattr Beulah. Hanson, from yoston.
Bohr flea. Coma, from Prom denoe.
Bohr Barmen Willettyr, Cramer. front Baliebury
Bohr Percy Itchier. MOM, from Braintree.
Bohr Bilis, Packard, from New York.
Bohr Crieig. Meager, nom Lynn.
&lit Meals Tat f or , Taylor, from Lynn.
Behr D is Wolf. Buckalew, from !Inn.
Bohr Albert field,•Prilite r from 'I aun ton.
Bohr Borah 1 . , 1ark,.91 ma, from Baler,,. •
Behr klonteMen. 'Pal arbors. foam &AM.
Bohr Lewis Chak,floeo7, from Hingham.
Behr Coy norion, Vitamin*. from pmemouth.
ateiming J r Starr. Phobias. hoitrefrent Cape Ater;
towed to ems, B I' Af, 1136 inst. sate Zered, for k,endon.
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Bohr enVort i Mlie li nt ia g DOelon,W9tßier.
cs lit lF 4 l4lse . Haman, Boston, Noble, Hammett, &
AIM VID
Bohr t!fi Eu ff flrfrag.7l,lketott t
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4 tlfirgatbr - 5 8 1 ffit ll' VAftPritgo.
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• Foht Rft Willitra:DlZ ATha rglet*Shi. •
Bohr Alias Greene. Doseit:
Norton. & Co. •
Bohr Glasellee Nsyjoronaorgurys, do
Bohr (,) Nletriok. 1120ntroVerrvIwbOritdrt, do
Fohr Elizabeth Jarlll:bleth: Baltimore do
• B o hr u winetts, Cramer, , Charlestown, Blakistown
Cox.
Soh , it Blew; rotririfort;'Obstlertown. N Sturtevarm
& Co. , • ' •
Bohr C A Stetson, Mph, N Sturtevant
&
-sota• P Relines, Marts, Calrbfidge College, N Sturte
vant & Co
ohr p E Wolf . Stsikatew, Weymouth, Nevtn. 8ay
•14•4 • • -
411 ° W Tuill:Tetastind ,'',ortsmouth, Weymouth,
t , 41114 NAT g°' '
hr 0 • twßenear,Weedusett.Sinniolrean & Glover.
,Behr Lime Taylor. loyora. Mines &Co
' Bohr A Fields , inHips .Tau titan, L Rothennel & Co.
sob r Sarah Clark. Coffin. Newport. do.
,• Bohr Vilnert Beam. CbMWßlglit R R COTSOII &
The GB 'Kali steamship Religions, Stahl. Oast Mesh
man, for Ohorioitton galled' at , 10 yesterday , with
w fall freight and owsmper of fomenters.
tOtirhis A lV ß otota n ir 4 RA Tlvi ci r
25.um0.
'The Kingston lett with 16 boWsi, laden and oowntned
as
Caftan Pofter;flour" and whisky to L G hlytinfer i
awl nem elovermed, and aim to liuniohnoo. Hoffman,
& WriLht Maggie
b e flgiron to Jhnw.
W /kJ i• Siam;
81183.11 ft Thom; umber to ro."Ktilttto h eons T p aw .
son do to D @ lovlor & Oat ovary Artie, do to Osakt 11
& (Wm ; J Ampsou do to Codwollider &Co ; B
Wagner ,do to Malone & hir ; Florian and 13
Coder do to Bo w
lma & GoW Frame go tOK Wel.
4.ertow Mantle wofematt,J D. Hoffman; hnisnehnnun,
o Lawrenoe, ifirMans and Yank's, °old to Delaware
City.
feetreepondence of The Prem.)
' -•; ,i READINO2R, •
The following boata from the Union Cana ih.
to the Schuylkill Canal to day, bound to r els 3.
!advn and consigned se follows: •
- t• We. and Margaret and Mary,
o yber to Notorou &
Sheets ; COI Lettere. do- to Jobs. ants i A bugsman •
do to Saint Boltoq lc 0o •O.ti B me do to John B
Moyer; Moms , do to I M
DOISItat I tle Lasirenoe. and
Brume i rump, do to et TrMom*. Bon ; A V. ilseblld. do
to J li Daysher ; Prairie Plower. co to P If figendinger.
IlrJ Holmes. it iron 1.1, Sof tort MO iillnllL &Co 1 Mt
A rural, do T, ElEttitig & Cot B B Lehman , do to Jos
Rowland; & T Smart._ pig iron to t 1 A&1 Se fort •,
Morning 0 ory, do to Jae Rowland ; Julie, lumber to
Captain. , .
MEMORANDA
Ship GlintiiO,'Fiesznen, I runt Caldera, arrived at Boa.
ton Hid bat - , - •
bhip Mary Goodellf MoGllvery, from Nov York, at
Buono, Ayres Aug Sm. air 6th.
Bark Greenland, Bates, from Callao, arrived at Balti
more 24th inst.
Bark• Young Greek.' Taylor, from Clolbra, Chili, ar•
rived at Baltimore 24th hut
Bark Orttrer, Naga. hence at Buenos tare* 7th
Bark galacia, Freeman, for Boston, galled from Bile
hence at New York
24th inst. •
Bark Wiener, Atkins, henc e at Boston Hd inst.
Brig Frisd. Brown, at Bt u 6th inst. wu to sail
for Turk', Ddand.
Brig John Welsh, Strellridge, hence at Galveston 14th
inst.l2 daysSIMMS
Bile G W Buten Gilchrist, hence at Boston 25,1
Brig H H Mcollverr, Clifford, hence at Portland 22d
-•-- • •
rig. Abby- kid Elieshethi Piunney, hence at New
York 21th •
Bng w treat, Park, hence at Boston 23d inst.
Sohn N Smith. Small ;POl.l, l'r k e lipd it tdanis ; e t
.14
rotr, e 'Wri r ta:iil? . . l l l laa l ik ' inii ; Y e ßowley
and i..3l.,evering, Comm, beau arrived "at Ironton zeu
instant.
•• Bahr Magnolia Nickerson, from Wilmington, Del,
arrived at tiocon 74th inst. •
Behr Selene. Robbinsi for Philadelphia, cleared at
Newham troth inst. •
Sohrs Mary Prloe, Blizzard' Colorado. Sheppard; 'l'
8 Uwen, ue•brough ; and Morris, Hoover. arrived
at Wilmington, Del. Path last.
•
feedhis port Geo B to loadyron. Har allumb uco.red at Boston elth Mstant
. for y.
Perna.
Pohr Albert Pharo, Cavalier, hellos at Zest Greenwich
met. •
- Bohr Georgia. Sweet, sailed from Newbury - port flit
inst for this port.
Bohr Pustms Rickey, Tine, for this port, sailed from
Pawtucket ad last.
• Bohr Golden hod, Canary. henosi at New Bedford nsd
instant. •
Bonn Georgia,' Sweet, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Newbury or t 22d inst..
Bohr A Photo, Cavalier, hence at East Greenwioh Rd
indent.
poor A Colby, Harman, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Winterpeit 20th lust.
Bohm A Henderson. Crowell, and G 51. Smith, Mills,
hence ai Providence 22d inst. - -
Behr Sea Breeze. Coombs. Iron, Dightoitfor Philadel
phia. at Newportilet instant and sailed ltd.
Bohr Mary Nett Stealth. for Philadelphia, wailed from
Baker's t.aneme2td inst. •
rohr Helen Carroll for Philadelphia, rolled from East,
poit 14th hoot. ' '
Sohn; H E Dyer. Tracy; A 8 Brown. Brown ;
Mintier •; and L. 31. Endicott. Lemur, for Philadelphia,
sailed irom Prom fines 234
Bohr. A Hammond, ?in. ; New Jereey. Veto:Leman ;
M rual.'Godfrey; maul, Green-r Jesse
Jr. Winsmore ; .1 Ireland, Luke • C W Wilson smith;
W H Howe, Harris; Northern Li ht, Lake tJit Plater.
Goner; Silver Magnet. Petra . ; RICO. Crowell; and
Flyaway, Davit, hens at Boston 76th inst.
NIEU ICtN AL.
THE ONLY PREPARATION
-
;THAT. HAS
•
STOOD THE ;TEST OF 'EARL
AND GROWS MOB AND YOGI ROPISLAN. EVNILY DAT.
And filettnionfa's. new, and thimilt 'lrithotit number.
niight bo sinew from ladles and gentlemen in all grndes
of sooietyorhone satin testimony none oo Id mut.
than Prof. W ood's Hair entOratile restore the bald
and „g ray, add 'preserve th e hair of the yonth to old age,
in all its youthful beauty I , :
Pao,: WOOD: ftar:l46:l?tliglialtiteohill! Pep
joiBain
form the* that the hair on ' my need a ll over
tweet, yawl ego, omitted by a Ottineboated &town dis
ease. at aged with an emotion on the hoed. A non
meu °Oared of suffering through life having reduced
to s etiasi Of dependence, I hey. not been able to
obtain stus for naps, neither have I been able to do
them no, in tonseimenoe ethieh my head has so Iferdi
extremely from cold. This induced tacto pay Briggs
& Ito, see almost the last tent I hid on earth fora two
dollar httle of thy Hairlßestonttive about•therlst or
Angoat last. 'Dave faithfully Nitrated the direstiona,
and the bald spot I. now covered with heir think arid
blaok, though alnort; it 1111 elan coming in all over MT
heed. Fechog °fondant that atio her lame bottle would
restore it entlreli and permanently. feel anxious to
persevere in its use. and b log deatituta of manna to
purchase any more. I would as., thee if thee worildst
not be to send me an order on thine atents for Ai
t tt terrilirrlt e 4°l . OrtgatitcelaititVWB4i
and the mtherhics."
Tay fr iend, SUSANNAH KIRBY:
Lidosank, Noble co.,lndlena Feb.ll, IMO,
Piton. 0..! WOOD: Dear t tne latter part of the
year 186 v. while attending the State and bemoan' Law
Sohn, of the State of ,New York. my hair, from a emus
unknown to me. commenced failing off very rapacity, so
that in the short spec- of six months. the whole upper
Part andy sealp was almost entire!, bora" of its clover
ing, much of tne remaining pornon vpitn tbo side
and back part or my hesd.snortty after biasame gray ; so
that you will not be surprised when I tall you that, upon
my return to the State of Indiana. ma more counted as
quelotances were not gamut& at aloes to discover the
oause of the change in my amigarantie. as no more in
timate acquidniances were to reeognisit me at all
I atones made appboation to the Meet skilful paysi
oleos in the country, but, receiving no assumnoe from
them thattnY, hamcould agaikbe restored. I was forced
to become teconatied my rate. until fortunately, In
the latter parr of the year DM
; year Restorative was
recommended to me by a druggist. as being the most
feliabm Bair litentoraUve Ilse. -I tried one isittle,aud
found to my great satlefactiod that it was producing the
desired effect. anise that time. I have used seven dol
lars' worth of your Restorative, and as a result, have a
tack coat of very soft pleat hair, watch no money can
2 e a mark of mgratitude for your labor and skill in
the production of so wondernl an astiole, I have ream
mended its use to many of nay friends cud acquaintan
ces, who. I am happy to inform you. are using it with
like effect. Very respectfully,yours,
, A. M....LATTA,
Attorney and Conesellor at Law.
Depot,l44 Broadway, and sold by all dealers through
out the world.
The Restorative it put up in Bottles of three mato.
via: large. medium, and ea all l the.emall holds half a
, Ln o ilLa ti n t d l r e ligtigi n f j o i r t, cN r d o o e l i la t r . cf re bigtle ; the t medium
the email, retails for two dollars a biTt r artli o e n i t a h rre
holds a quart, 40 percent. more in proportion, and re
tails for_ dig a rotate.
0 J. WOOD & CO_ Proprietors, 444 BROADWAY,
New York, aid 114 lit ARRIST Street, St. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fanny epode Defa
me.
• .
Sold here U 7 DYOTT & c9.,2114 North SECOND
street. • sulf- mw rd-eowwtr
MOTHERS.
MC7ITL!Itq
moTHERI
Egi 3
ldfZ:
It must be obvious not otor to you, but to every atten
tive and intelligentyiersou, that the fret diseases of in
fants arise fIitIODY from v disordered eandition of their
bowels, au in tine connection we 'resent to your nOtioe
for the alleviation and unroof these diseases a remedy
known as
. . .
- DL EATON'S
INFANTILE CORDIAL. .
Prepared from a formula used by Dr. Heron with 10-
rearirsivo UMW* dUrlps. several MI .praep(i ee, WO
komrit to be a meet reliable and ellloito mut re dy for
Infantile complaints, and one trial alone will convinoe
you k i nd aupertority.over recommended prepamtion of
the lt is parttoularly
FOR ORILDHEN TRETBING,
And at this ;wiled of infantile lift, when bear anxious
heart. are pained by witnessing the sufierir of your
little ones it will be nil invaluable in B team!, the
Gums, Rsdueing /mtammation, nd Re iltliff all
Pain. For DISE. aishB ATTENDING TERTg IRO.
such as Diorrhaa, Dvstritery, Grifrt-it in the Dowels,
Acidity at the Stomach, Med, Colic, and Coterie the
Head, we confidently offer this as a oertain relief and
ou re in every .ao when tiven in time. it will invaria
bly regulate the stomach and bowels, aid itaimmtanos
in this respect can hardly t, estimated.
IN CONVULBIONI, '
from_
which more infante are said to die than from any
ether p ease , the little sufferer is ielitiVen ingianra•
*tout as if by maple • and in Me dread complaint
alone its intrinsic value is such that it has mai; roman
mended from one fermi, to anotner. until the came of
DR. EATON:B INFANTIL VO.gplaL has Ibecotne
familiar as a household word. pow aelcyour at
tention to a subject of vital interest to_yyrs zt ift, as well
as to your suffering child. Dr. /•;aton's
dial contains _
NO MORPHINE OR OPIATE '•
of any kind, or of whatever nature, 111:7* a /set tehich
we ate fully warranted in statute cannot Es said ett (WY
other preparation for infantile dtseases, at ehittime
before the public. Nil We find that throuthout the
country, Mothers are becoming convineed of Ong toroth,
WI of the sad 'and blighting consequences _which are
oerteinto result ifpflithe nee of narcotics duguised in
thetornt of quietingyrmedies their continued admin
istration being invariably followed by stuyaleation, and
w o nnow. io No oma e D R. w EeAONS gI NFANTmLECUR
DIA:direr, tram even other remedy. It
DOES NOT CONSTIPATE '
the ' bowelti.'imitber does it sot by deadening the sensi
bilities of your oh ilden, but nature ly, through Os rare
medminal_qualates, b,y removing all pain, And cause at
- dignsae. We - earnestly recommend yen, 'therefore, to
lose no time in procuring a bottle. that you tiay have at
hand' a remedy which will never fail to relieve your
child In time 01 need. It is perfeetty /tarot/eq. and can
not inure tee meat delicate Vint.
Take nose but DR. HATO '8 INFANTILE COR
DIAL., This you can rely upon. Price Ott °ante per
battle.
Prepared only by_ CHURCH & D PONT,
0. 400 BROADWtY New York ,
And sold by them. and by all respotab e l',•!iuggists. and
by 0 'e.CO ,
cot-rinetanw ,C 132 North ONCNIND t.: Philadelphia
COAL.
CIENITINE EAGLE VEIN COAL—Pure,
viLte Hard. end obosi.'s4usl. tr not iruperion
to an. Lehigh oeprd sold Els and clove. sties 94.60
per ton. /Art • Pint 15.71. Call and exawne, or send
your orders to YLLIS BRAN SON'S •OAL POT,
iIALLOWILILL btrent, third Yard, above droad stmt.
so s , to
eQPARTNERBIIIP NOTICES.
_ _
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DISSOLUTION OF 00PAHTNERS1111).
The eoeartnenhie. kerethrei 0 eeli ay between E.
K RBI Z &lAA sad' A.: 0 KOUZ B her th ouday be.a d.e
-l'fiarlmveyddybrafrigarPtx;tl4ll'zl.ltiaril;'.."l.T.tf,
T Wan. ,Streati . . . —......
A.
Prim ‘ins PliTA , ' Neliterriber 2 1 . OM CROU ZY
. sets-3t.
NOI ICE OF COPARTNER9HIe. A
11 Copartnership hag thig_esy beentrened between
Albert Crouse, William o, Muller, en William Frau•
flinger. under the Arm of 014011ZE. M LL.ER, & CO.,
for the manufacturing ofichfewelrg.
ALBRAT CRLECT.
Pr
WILLIAM F. , LLUR
•
WILLIAM eV; tante - V.H.,
13l 0111113TflUT Street.
ynma.DIMPUIA; September 14 ISM,. alga sr,
COPARTNERSIIIP.—NUTIOE—I ' have
title day fanned a Copartnerey with Wht W.
".re of 0 KLAN & 'RON-
BRONSON, undo . the fir
SON, In the tonere 'Oven, sale a exehanke'.Btahle
Bu .3 nem. 11.. X. cormart.
Phihtdelwhia, Amsted SO. 18020. - •
Y.. X. CONKLIN, thankful ion the•liberal ya l Sronage
extemfett to him, begs to aolleigthe wane fart e new
firm or Conkfialc Bronson. •• • . X OONXJ..I .
seSO alt" • ' •• • • •,W XL W.• Ono ON.
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pm - . 'BOMA TBRRA 00' A MA-
Ji. Kuntrroinamvradowl i triw i ll
.12114.111414i9Mitiratlit FILI, itot i l ltlilfrtra
emote lain itie of WWI'S oAttat ail e halm Mao
for every Mum o i 1 4 1 4there. , .. whut sato is , vorthr the
Attention of ell' eilrattime .410 ho dhwo,nLtreo
wee socrentge poem or oltyritaiootaiwoher Mos ret
reated to stand s Wrote WM*. we 7 WO, Igor
to ooetroot entee=orpOratlone or 0%4 re
i pot
par rat Alter orri lli n tie
n__ tefor
al fschr. OnasimantSl li atetsy 07/1 ,11 44 arilli
t . :**
BALZAC'S BAIJZAO'S
NOVEL. . 7 • iiotikle
Mr. itijircnatafßED:
CIESAR EttiTTEAtl.
A MAONIFTCFNT NOVEL.
BY M lIONOBE DE BALZ AO.
One elerant velem°. cloth bound. Price 81.
Translated from the Fr. nnh mistrial expressly for this
edition, by U. W. Wisht and
Tinto "P).. B. tioodrioh,
t" Dick
BALZA('
Has been little known because he has been little trans
lated. FAcept by reputation, he is almost WWII
unknown in AM15710114. over the whole n ntine_pt of
Enron's, however," (to quote th? words of Charles Hick
ens, in 'all the Year Hound "; • wherever the litera
ture of France h enetrated, Inc readers are num
bered by tens of thou ands: ,
DICKENS PONTINUEB:
4, u ng uti,i4unbly, Bataan ranks as one, of the few
great minxes who liPPear, by ones and twee, An cen
tury after century of authorship, and who lease their
;nark ineffaceably on the literature of their age,"
The second Balzeto novel will be
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F.M.3 BY WEN FLABH of mobile, Ala. One
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130 GRAND street. NEW YORK.
se22 watt
F ALL SALES OF BOOKS.
SAMUEL 'HAZARD Jr,
, 7SI 011E0774UT Street.
Invites the attention of
BOOK BUYERS,
n LA e W puAbIAN r D
n w ay , - to
A Bso
RTED STOOK OF
BOOKn,
•
EVERY DEPARTME NT OF LITERATURE,
now in store and being re c eived from recent
THADE BALLS.
TEE MERCHANP.
TEE STUDENT,
THE FARMER , THE MECHANIC
OR _ _
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oats hod at Mt eilablishinept
Books test will be Instructing,
wousins• or usniut to esoh and every one
Txß NEW PUBLICATIVNS
aro reoeived ex feet as issued and
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also, f STATl ON}Mesaslnes.
RY IN GREAT VARIETY,
and of the best deeorivion.
- liesins•s, BINDERY oounented with the establish
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est manner.
i'granng reading out of town. as also oinking,
will find this a, pleaggnt place In whitb to pan tieng to
looking oirs r the boob. gelr.mw.kget
GG. EVANS' GIFT BOOR STORE,
• 1tn.139 EsTNOretreat
BUY YOUR ISOOKR AT EVAEff.
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ya have the advantage
• Of rooenti n g d o
a hasdame fiat with each Book.
If KW 8..0103.
A C M ele O ra ß t S d
O Mu R OBs'K RT
it H e OUyD BINr. ,
Rtse.
eleekenete. une vol. limo. Price 3100
0AM11.1.1 . Translated from the Preach of
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_ . ... .. . . ... •
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ward bye rett.
TEM. KELLY'!! AND (FERLI,VII. Price e 1.25
MAEOAEIti MONO It lEFF EA, Rut love
rib"
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US K ey BT t l ' lD . ittrir ANTI SPANISH Pti"
81.25
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vas
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EUTLE 0.3 E. price 125
ADA , t DEM " Price 1u)
1 liM MILL ON THE FLOPS. Onto 100
ALL THE NEW BOOKB Ali BOON AB handsome
the Pubilahera' Reggie, Helm' Film), and
Present With efteh Hook
Cell 111, and one trial will astaire you thnt the bee.
Place In the city where you should purchase Books, Is
P.VANS'
GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT.
Pi0.•39 OH h.bTNUT Street.
se2s-tf. Two doome below FIFTH. on the upper side
PIANOS.
dmi÷ll.l STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
-17.vx_4VER-sTßato, sitaZik ti Plhtio9,
SQ.I.IiLItB;MWD. AND 13(0Joalth, VI OS, now
proforma in mamas and in private:dints& y the beet
performers. Reoeived the first preuittuasover the beet
makers, fro* Wig es bhe Gottaehall i Mason a nd others.
uhai!eage au ooropetttion. rtrr i g6na,
da-ly 1006 C U Street.
PIANOS ! PIANOS !! PIANOS !!
' PIANO-FORTES
rdt.Lobypi r k
- • atpEoNs.
•
tab& leallatif i t . & . Ntuins & Clark, Hallett,
rayl4-1/ SEVENTH and lORGERMITT.
Ftivii HAINES BROS.' OVERSTRUNG
PAT EN T-A CT lON PIANO FORTEB,
"Cheapest First Class Pianos made ." eplandid
annortmAncor Lanni. XIV , and other styles. for malit at
Factory Walt Prtema , and warranted fora yearn.
Seoond-hand Pianos for We and to rent.
51ERE L. ALKEN,
B.E. Car. or SkArklITH and ARCH st.
PRINCE a 00.'8 Improved MELODEONS. from
epwarda: •
NOTICES.
EgARMANTIWN PAS ENGER RAIL
WA
Y COMPANY—Orator( &alit and DIAMOND
Strabta—rnitann , yulA,Aua: 91st. 1800 —An Instal-
Anent ulnae Dollars per share tarring acoond inatal-
Irma) on the capital stook of ,Uermantown &men-
Kat' Ballarat Co pant , is doe and payable mot Wore
the fire. dat of Untobetnoxt almanac.'
91 ()roar of the Board of Managers.
01 , 11(6101,Y.
se l-lm . fatoretary and Treaaurer;
nOVE'4.
THE -CELEBRATED' ROY A L
rooIci,NtSTOVE tv.one of the IDOBt vopolir
Docking tares ever introduced. It ,is made
either vri or without Put-burning fiatnirps and
of verjot it
s styles, Manta& for_ g' burnin eithe#' coal or
wood.. hail-xxVota TOP wlth s, reservo ir contain At a constant supply of hot water, is a valuable
Improvetnerit for housekeepers.
hese stoves are made of the best iron, and WAR
RANTED to give satisfaction. Please examine befute
purobasink. NORTH One SS S. Nitta%
sail•it Iron Founders. No. 209 N. SECOND St
0 STOVES! STOVES!!
JAMES SPE A T-i. •
No. 1116 MARKET GTREETr
4 noW prepd to detailse WAWA of the pub.io than coinpietelv 10 alt the °ribs Btove trade than any
other eetabllshment in Philadelphia. in proof of _vhdoh
lie Invites COMPAX MEE EXAMINATION. :
The following are among his own pope ar inventions,
several of which have already obtained a national repu
tation
In Inrneeiling 0.1 ex cellence and economy any other
ktovee I me.
- •
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee rif the
Improved Gas bunting Cooking Steve, acknowledged to
be the beet Stove for family use in the world.
J AlitEe SPEA ft is the Patentee of the celebrated
Gea-consuming Cooking Range, now rapidly coming
into tlMOriti one.
J A hlbB SPEAR is the Patentee of the Improved SU
ver's Air tight Gee consuming Parlor Stove.
JAMES SPEAR is the Inventor of the Improved
(Patented) Ornamental Stove Urn, which, from its
beauty and utility, is likely, this season, to be univer
sally adopted.
Jt hi h 8 SPEAR is the Patentee of the Labor. Fuel.
aOft Comfort saving Ironing Pan.
JAhl EA SPEAR is the Inventor and Patentee of the
oelsbrated Rewity.oer Rester
JAMES SPEAR m the Inventor of the Improved
Fire- board Stove.
For all of the shove the Inventor very Justly claims
advantages which require butt? be understood bv the
ptiblle to be unlvereally appreciated and preferred to
any other artotles of that class in.thq market and he
would heteby extend a cordial invttstton to alt' uemone
is want Of Stoves to call and examine for themselves.
Parties wishing to examine will have every attention
shown them, whether intending inunedtataly to ix
chase or not.
rmsintArriar. COIItPARIES.
IN'SURANOIC COMPANY OF THE
sT,ATE , XI3NNSYJNANIA—PTRE: AND NA-
Ain IiquRADDE-Doc 4 AND A EXCHANGE
BuILDINtid.
Chartered le 1791—CapItal 8200.009—Feb. crush
value,-4428 792 77.
SU Ingeated Ins u re
mound and available meounties—oon
game to Insure on Vessels and Cargoes, Buildings,
Btoeltior Merehandlie, St. en liberal tonne.
DIRECTORS.
Henry D. Sherrerd, George H. StuaSimeon Toby,_ garnnet Grant, Jr., yr.
Charlet' 7daealester, Tobias Wagner,
William 8. Rmith, bombs B Wattaon,
/slik B. Budd. Henry G. Freeman,
William R. White, Charles 8. Lawn,
George Caro
HENRY D. SHERRERD, President.
WILLIAAPHARPER, Secretary. je9-w
ipXOIIANGE INSURAIWE 0075LPA.NY
IN-Le —olfloe No 409 WALNUT Street.
FIRE INSURANCE on Rouses rind Iderehandine
generally, on favorable terms , either limited or per
petual.-
Jeremiah Boman, DIRECTURS
Jahn Q. (finned°.
Joshua T. Owen, gteube C.
Thomas Marsh, w i re It Jr., ,
Semi. L. Smedler.,_ , Kale, Bellefonte.
JEREMIAIIISorrsithh, President.
JcBN 41,'BIINNOLIO, Vies President. _
EDWILRII 114 VIN PAOTCtAir
LEGAL
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of REfIoCOA FLEreirkt, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to andtkeettle,
and tptlust,the supplemental aoooont of 8...1T 1•LI.
81101 11hicinmiri 1..0A1h8. k.l.:oUtbre of Rebeaoa
Pletcher, deosased. and to report distribution of tha
balanco on hnnd, wait meet all parties Intereated.for the
purposes of Ma tp l
ttP utment. on MONDAY. OCTO
.E 1 MO. at 0 plonk P. M.. at No. 109 North
SIXTIL Street. Philadelphia.
ae2l- rtnwbt ROBERT M. LEE. Auditor.
RAZABETII VARRENTER, by her next
friend, It o..TcJOI-IN CARPSNTEM.
Coin Pleas, Divoroe Dooket, fdp.rah,T.,llo. No. 21.
'fo John Carpenter : You are heyeby notafied of mule
granted by bud CourtOf Common Y eaMl on you, to show
onus, why a divorde o tincuto rnarrtroonri should not
he granted to your wile xlizahotb Carpenter. said rule
returnable on Bar, urdaY,B e pt. 29.113&3. ee22. 26. 28-3 t*
SHIPPING,
4,2Im.THE BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL 'MAIL BTRAM-
Es.
PROM NEW YORE TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin. Passage —... --------8730
Second Cabin Passage— ..—.—..— 76
PROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage
Second cabin Passage .. ,
The Wee from New York call at Cork Varner.
Jim ships from Austen call at Halifax and Cork Rat.
Cnpt. Judkine. OANCA. Capt. Lang,
ARABIA, Cut. J. Stone . Air RFC& Capt. Noodle,
, Pt, N. la'Lott. LA A 'Lott. NRA, Cant And, rood
AFRICA', Clen. Phannon. E Capt. J Leitch.
EfIGTIA,Inow bedding.)
- These vessels carry %clear white light at inast , head
ri e tt n ß o t n A 'i , t t a jo b : r i lea7:74 ISVet; i n t .V,Pgrsd ay . . Sept.
A P l lMA h lro n .= , flacq, i Ntre e d 4 n n e7r d aj T ,.g:trt t : 1 1 9 1
A lA, Lott, " N. Y o re Wednesday. Sept.
" , UROSA, Boston wedpesday, Oct. 3
PERSIA, Judkine. " N. York. Wednesday, Sept. JO
Bertha not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners or rheee Mops will not be accountable for
Gold. Silver Bullion, :name. Jewelry, Promos Stones
°allele's. ordeal, tons or laden are mined. therefor and
thevalne thereof therin expressed. For freieht or pas
sage apply to R. CUNARD. Bowling 12freex.
New York.
EXPRESS COMPANIES:
THE ADAMS EXPRESS
w r1it00.,0111a.,3110 OfIESTNUT Street,
aaAp ry& area , whose'. Mejehandise, Bank Note,
v ," by its 0111 Lines or in oonneetto4
o mit CouWalel i. to the prtneipsi
towns ene ee of the linnet!! teg:
ft&NpFORD,
letatf general Sueenntendsot •
FAIRBANKS' PLATFORM SOALES,
MS" ' ale 710PARVAIN
LATH _ROO F1NG,J011.1.4 , - WELOH,
P- 7 IsLATKR, `
prepared to Pit on any amount of
m at 1 yetis. AU yea...oriented to gm es
rdere Peet to Timm 9treat. nu GER ,
,ax en Road will be promptly attended to.
BORAX, rained. ' cases and barrela,
for pat.' TritriltßTh BROTIIRRA
4 0. • •, 'end 4,..9 North pitcortp et.
Atha I
Northnollb WBVIERILL & BR rIiER, 47 and
40 dISCOND etrost. see
EDtreA
ITALIAN, FRENCH; AND LATIN, by;
se3o 12t.
MOORESTOWN BOARDING-50130CA.
•LL M •
POH Cilittd% welt rermeo ht of 160 month, Onto
ber next FAT partioul ra mquire or
MAkY LIPPenoTT, Promfror.
net° hlnorret.vp.P,O..l3uvllruNEL ar,.."(.J•
Frllo MISS'S oAttEv 4-Dlll9. BEFBE'q
English and Fret:ap t B.,brclieg and Day Fehr:A, for
'fauna Ladies. ba waloNll7` btreet, will
reopened on WEDN irDAV, September it melt lat
CINGLISII AND CLASSICAL SCITI O OL.
OLZA Tho gehool of tile ehbeeriber. In Frimele Building.
C etrent, above Twelfth, will re-Open on
RION O AY. the ITth of September.
101:1-tf C • ARLES SHORT.
k PItIN GARDEN AO/11)&51Y 'OR
vomit) M P' , N AND BOYS. N. E. Cor. EIGHTH
and BUTTON WOOD :tunas. Bonk kerning. Lana as
gea. Alathematica. Drawing, &o. ved at any
age. F. DONLEAVY LONG, Pampa,.
ae3-Irn
"UNION ACADEMY, No. 5 SOUTH FIT-
I'EFNTH Streot—Pripelpal, TflOa. D. TAMER ;
", opted to thY Dive Utica of monad health . acwal hol ar
ably. so d proutable asswiatious. lomlarm may be bail
at tha rooms, or they will be sent to any address.
axial lm
YOUNG . LqDiEb' BOARDING AND
DAY PCHOOI,. nom. JAM ER I. 11KL
BoardinK and Dar Boliool for Young Ladles. 16 411
W A UT street. will be reopened 13optember 13th.
aull-Arorim
11ORBhOKE, 'TEACHER OF 11 EIE
E• PIANO. No. 1902 PINE fitte*L At kornsdult
at t. •e3-mwßtr•
SMIN DERB' INSTITUTE,
Tuißri-NINTH AA
DELND MARKET STREETS.
N
PHFLFB
Professor E. D. Bat/D/31W & CORTLAND IIAHN
DRRII. A. At. Ynnolv
Hon. WM. BIGLER, Clearfield,* hi. MoICIABIN,
of the Alerohnnta" Hotel. Philadelphia ; Hon J.
W. FORNEY. of TA. Press ; Hon N . 8. 88OWN.F.
riladelphla; Rev. R. WFATIIKOQR. of the 0. S.
nlon; Hon, .1. W. MAYNARD, Williamtport ; J.
EISEN 'NH. Elie.. President of DO tnhit h Coal end
Navigation 'Company and Hon. ASA. PACKER.
itlauch Chunk—S/1 o f whom knee epee I...lndian is
Saratierel Imsti ort—wilt give their Encode .00 may
,o looking for a info tnoronah. and t Nissan t sohool any
information deebed reopen In tele mammary.
A grove end lawn of FIGHT AOBBB are nit/lobed to
the Institute for geolutiom recreation, and physical ex
amine.
Cr The te•me fora eentidon of fire month*. ecientiag
from the dray of admission, are *76 for day-boarding
pupils. 3100 for ;wells who spend ltetard•ii and Rand ay
rat horn,. and 8133 for Doris remaining notstantlr. No
extra chart.. Payments in nd toner, non lei
fIAKRIET BROWN WILL REOPEN
A-1 Flrr PCHOO:. F"R GIRLS oo the N. W eviler
of FILBER I' nod JUNIPER inmate. oppoilte Fenn
84nare en loth n. ninth monto,lBevt.) 6.11-41,•
CLASSIUAL INSTITUTE.
DR N STREKT. below Loct:R.r.
The dolma of the Clauloal Imo amp .111 be yerlinej
Monday. September h. J. W. Pet FAS, A '.1..
au27 dim
Priem al.
911103. BALDWIN'S ENGLISH, MA
TIIFSIATICAL. end CLASSICAL SCHOOL, for
Boys. N. E. corner of BROAD and ARCH, will re-noun
Sept. 3d. au2ll-1m"
M ISI A.l W. HOWES HAS REMOVED
her eohool for young ladies to 1623 CHFS THU":
street. nod moll reopen no Wedneocky. September IL
A. few boarding pupils will be reoeived. For eirotOnrs,
lectors as wbovo, or at the Presbyterian House. 1 34
11,11336 CUtstoot street. 11111.67
1011 , NN INSTITUTE, SOUTHEAST CUR.
NRR THIRTEENTH is..d FILBERT Streets. re
opens MONDAY, September N. Four more Puloltl
moll he tulatittech Catalorues sent to soy address.
tf H. 8 EWART. Principal,
CKNTRAL 1 STITUTE, TENTH ‘ND
SPRING GARDEN Streeta will reopen Septem
ber & Hive prepared for any Diviaion of the Publia
Grammar Bohoola, for College.. or for Hawn..
no2o 6w• 13. Prinemnl
IVIR WINTHROP TAPPAN'S BOARD
,. I NO mil DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LA DI Ea. No.
1707 YIN F, street, near Logan Portiere, will RH-OPEN
on WEDNESDAY, septemberllth. Circulars In-Dished
on application. aule-ew •
MISS LUCY R. MAYER and Mrs. R.
M. BIRD will +eopen their sohool for young la
dies, nt No. 1010 SPRUCE street, on MONDAY, Rep
tember 17. angla.2rn_
ItIESDAMES OLIEGARAY AND D'llEff;
VILLY respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have removed their Boardint and
1)n1 school for Yonne Ladies from LosatiSounre to Noe.
1.541 and 1329 SPRUCE Street. %.1,15.em
BUSINESS CARDS.
MATHEW BROOKS,
MABUFACTURER.
CAMPAION o tINIFORMS.
NO. n tg r Ao V rtt r l ( 11.61 . 1 get,
seIO•Ln opposite Cherry• Philadelphia
H ORACE SEE,
MECHANICAL ENQINg.EII, and
PA :ENT ATTORNEK,
No 114 South SIXTH Street,
(Nearly pnwcalte the County Court Howe,/
Prepares Specifications, Drawlnce, &0., and transacts
all other business - connected with the obtaining of !Jot
ter. Patent
Machinery Designed and Drawings made. an26-3m*
111112 1 R. ()ORSON, REAL ESTATE BRO.
• KER AND OnNVEYANOER, DOERR:MOWN,
P FA i titORES, MILLS. and HOTEL 6 FOR
SALE in Montgomery, Ducks. Chasm', and Delaware
Counties, vairg from 10 to =lsere., In good loealitin,
Persons app lying will be shown proportion free of
charge.
Bonds and Mortgagns got/ ated at fair rates. HAND
SOME R.h..511.1:1040k.S for sale in Norristown, Potts
town. and intermediate places. For Catalogues and
NJdescription, address R. R. CORSON.
Jr2l-6m Norrisown, Pa.
NI(1110LSON,
kr • Manufaotuter of
MIRTH LINEN end MARIIFILLES
BOSOMS AhD VOLLARR.
A large and choice aseortmerr, an watt. XADE,
alwaya on nand. unto whioh I. INITLIMILSTIY invite the
attention of cam and PromS-Paring SHORT - TIICS
buyers.
11. CR.MVIIMP tsECOND sad ARCH fitreeds. Phila
deluhts.ari7-Lten.
FIIGUET & SONS,
• IBIPORTERB ON HA VANA OIGARB,
No. got, South FRONT Street.
Receive regularly a full assortment of desirable CI
'GARB which they offer at low rates. for cash or ap
'proved oredit. /y
pANSON et FlOllO/480.N,
BOOXBINDIARB.
ROIL SIP AND Sill MINOR. SnaraTif,
Batsmen ?Sextet anLI Chestnut Mester
PHILATIBIRMIA.
JAME PAWBON. JAM. B. DIIONOI4OII.
Vr•
J" WAGNER JEEMON,
• ATTORNEY AND counßELLon-AT-ia.W.
Wire. No. 116 South SIXTH Street.
(OnPolite Independence Bemired
ILADELHIA,
litthe hid of reliable PH
Attenie P rs, at different poLnte in
the United States, is enabled to prose Onto and colloid
nightie of every deeorinOok•
Partin yar attentionkiven to the 'exp.ntir.etion and re-.
oover~o ,the ?nut 3 11,einteee end ,DPTINeeel and the
of he;ill 4 . 44.,` th e 1 :;°12%1
harts of the UlllOll.
Rae the Otatntes or ell the States and is Commissioner
for most of them.
Depositions oarefidis taken ender Conununntnir.
apll-lint
3. BAYLIS THOMAS.
w -A•, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
revontl of from No. MS Arch street to No.
429 WALNUT /M.
Yu*W V *Menton yon tette recovery of MeTosn
tile Cling^ The jw, and erAmln4ton of Willi,
conveyances. .Aoegotnents, Dna* of 'kale, rind other
Instrunta of Writang. The management of ri nd
ettg =tier a s i r4 ' Pr :le " pA71: 41 - ;
weetmente of Money. Hattateotory refere nce ISn
When reeinred.
PHILADELPHIA AND
M0411171111' READING RAILROAD.
It , OTION OF FARES !
On arid after , St ItII. ad, 460,. Commutation Tjekets,
with twenty.sax coupons, will be tuned, good for the
fielder and Sari:Umber °fhb, fansily,.on any rpuwenger
1 rem, and at any tsme. -They ww be eow by the
Treneurer, at the - c?loe of the company, No. 217 South
IFOURTH Street, a redlican z of twenty-tive bar nom.
from thereenlar arm re ea within to enjoy the
Summer In the Coq try wil d the a very datable
route, the Sohtlyllall and Lebanon Valleys bolus among
the most benutdUlsOid healthy la the Rate. and awes
tibia by (oar trains fro= and a Thiledelphie dell?.
8. BRADFORD, Treasurer,.
flubansuantsts March Rah. 11X0. mutt
•
R THE SEA SHORE .
tialPM- FOR
MDEN AND ATLANTIC
RAIIIBOAD.—Un and after SATtrit DAY: ee yr am ber 1,
Mad train leaves Vinit ; street wharf. -- 7 So A.M.
Express .• •• ..4 CO P.M.
RETURNING, LEAVEN ATLANTIC:
Mad__....,._.
Express..._.._.. '. toe A.M.
Stopping eall • Stationsiminir and returning.
thiPGTO tO Atlantic,s33o. CAP ; round trip tickets, good for
ne date.
Freight must bo delivered at Cooper's Point bv 3 P. 31.
The Company will not be responsible for any FOOOl
gold received end reeelpted for by their Agent at tne
Point.au3l-tf JOHN 0. BRYANT. Aleut.
PHILnDELPHIA AND
OkA
D. DFi
LU3HT SUL EXOU Oren. on and efter hIwt.D.AY,
JULY 9th, nntil September 30. the 19llowmg routes
willwill be open for exoureloon
Mott tater sale at iiaket 011oe,Bmad and (Jallowhab
streets.
mall wfmtf
To Niagara. Felts and el 6 00
To Nornnton and Teton ------.—. 660
ToGoelr, Haven end • a 00
Por further eartioulare see email bills, or apply to
Tioget Agent of the Company, Broad awl Oallowtull
streets. or to .}NO. Reading tt Y. y r :ATI,
General Asent rhile, a e end. Bile.
G. A. NICOLL% G - 6 , 6'llitikenntendent. ceding.
• tyll-tee3o ' . -
SUMMER riEsORTS.
- MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBON,
-mu .SOHUYLRILL COUNTY. FA.
Families accommodated with good rooms at reduced
prioee.
This old-established Rouge, located in the gap be
tween Sharp and Second monutaine, immediately on
the line of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
within Wilt a mile at Pottsville, formerly ger/ by Jo
setth Read, of the old Nieuwe Rowse, rhiladelphia,
has, since his demise. been tinder the charge of hie
daughter.
The House ie prepared, at all seasons of the year, for
the reception of gueste.and ties been . recently. put in
order. The large garden. and park adjoining. presents
groat indueements as a summer resort, to persons Wish
ing to spend a shed time away from the dust and tur
moil of the cities, where they can breathe freeh moun
tain air. and enjoy the wild and beautiful scenery of
rho goal region.
Comminotdon Passenger tiokets, ter the tree of Myra-
Leg. are sold at a reduction of twenty five per omit.,
and an accommodation train will leave Pottsville daily
Marine the summer month!, to entiMe those who may
dears tl to spud the beaniess portion of the day in the
city and return the same evening. on which the charges
will be thirty-three per cent below toe °seal rates.
For term', only to• MARY READ
Mansion Roue, Mount Carholi j
je3o-em Soherikill Co a.
MACKEREL, SHAD. HERRING, &o.
1000 bble Nos. 1,9 and 0 large and medium Vito
kerelan assorted paokages, ore limy oholoe qualitty
also
99 iible. now No. il large Mackerel.
' 00 he bble new No. a4^ do.
80 bble new No. 3 medium do.
ad do new Eastern lieu Shad.
MO half obis now do do do.
16139 tibia new Eastport , No . l Herring. '
100
( o do H_alifax No. 1 do.
700 o new Boston No.l do.
100 do do NA I smile Fish. .
77 do Immo Balm_nn,
100 quintals Gms Bank HodEsh.
100 bone! new H ammer eouniiCheese.
New landing and In atom, NI 1$
Mil RR 3(001417.
Yea TV ra V Wii A *VIM.
HAVANA CIIGARS.—Com
-500)000 prishat :
Fparte, IT.
Ca nail,
twin°,
Calhoun. • 11 l a wea.
r,
Adornoion, _ ' Troy° Hondo, 40.
or Regalia, Londtes, Millar. Vale a, enders, 030 Zll3.
011103. Ot all wiser , qualities. and
_moultli.iii T d in 3 . re L like re
cane arrivals, and idr 6410 b 7 ' Uld . RL, L.
0/0 Sy • " 130 Pr nLN arrest.
AT A UOTION pitioEs..:-.87V0K OF
MA RMLES, ritESERvEtt, MACHINERY. &tht
oloalecout at auotion priori, to Moss business. 7
RRET Strom. seal if t
gw,pka OIL, in quarts and pints, for
• , Lit & PIROTEIRR A
41:41 49 Nottb 3Ectinußt.
CARDAMOM SEED, MAL A 8.4 case
for We. • WISTRICRILL BINTILIM
,; 47 lul4,49„riartt...e xport u
NISEED-4 casks Italian or sale.
WE rttit 4r ItILI, /t„ BRuDMI L „,,
italo saa bort T . cw. , D at.
EXCURSIONS.
M=RE
a ll I
FURNXItg,"
N. ' LIT ilk 'Cif, - ; • •
SALE OP 4,300 PIECES SAXON 42u MARWRIFITA r tI i tii 3
0
' 7) 7 •
71 . 1 . 12 iRa.8i11/PILbY
l M.A.AM scrag.
Wilt Mali:ids its 01411 P sale of 4 &a
Pnday. Peet. SS l 0,. • „
400 races of !excel womin dread oods i oi ear ,
known manta cetera of Maims. Petuntedsr Ste re.
New York.
Consisting of—
ato pieces gal de chasms, extra helms goods.. •
00 do challirs supeib 4011117 and pair deldssol.
375 do ;naiad high lu tree satin Smith.
5 , 0 do °hell' royal. ei , tri ground charm. very imarcer
200 do Floridae, &mane re plaade.
y2O d o Pansies. intend d .00ds, - to o , 3 hg
mu do wooden soon. lush'. !extract milt stripes.
Ino do do do do do dosb•ndth
460 do jeoquardo small set Glares an antiraly new
more.
WO do brilliantes, silk figure. P.m bite city trade.
his do Atlanta.. 'dogcart, 6 tore& arlandld good.,
400 do all-wool
nd timid. awaitepee";designs. onshr mo m
red a bloat
$OO do union plaids. doabie widur do, bright colors
in red and black checks.
510 do Union plaids. smile width. in our
well
known manufactare.
The above. compiled' •• the most approtrod style*"
of their importmaon. are (rev , goods. psi las dins per
104401.'1 c coonu. and carefully imported Aor the trade
and market your attention reopeetfar alai to
this
sale. which Ind mated. all the Latest nova tom of
the'mporte ton.
rhe rale of Nam drCew goods will oomosnes
at It 0 clock precisely.
6.4 SUPERI^R PARIa RGAOK ROMBAZINgr—OP
A VERY 131.:PLRIOR UAS N.
On Friday "Unitas.
A fall assortment of superior Paris Blaek Bombs
:ince
PARIS DRWS3 OILIER AND SILK sons.
A► invoice of rich P•n• pp+p tjau mid Milk Noble,
IV F. PANCOAST, AUCTION/MR, Sat ,
• CIIIV , T to B. BCOTT Js.,. 431 CME•rfIiDT
BALE OF ZOO ARD IMPORTED
DRY GOOD to.
TWA Morning.
Poor. M. by catalogue,, o a credit. oonasamnotnif at 10
o'clock orscisslr.
Invaded wlli ba found. a °Woo of mosokabto goods.
gaited to prey-nt gales.
TWO DN V MODS fIT'CER•
Also. loolodod mast. of Wedosaday. tAo stook of two
dry gouda, trimmms, and v trig. ty stares. oomprtsing
fall assort me of of °bolos and dostrabl• (OA,.
Irllnasd Plot*, ng
RRO.DEP IE3.
A lino of Paris Praiwolitoriaa.guat WOO. asktraoing
rich Floooo.ass. Irservapp Jationitts. and
Cambric Collars. and +sta. keg. St
300 CAR ro:13 PL O WER.
Pp) carton. by tall kola Faris attifin/11 IlOW•nr•
Moak,sl and (Awn' Arrrh, koo
UOtnDt.
A..to. fall strl• bonnet wistisr , 4. tn COW OM. ha, &a.
TRIMMING RIBBO.k&
Rich fail style* drys' trimmings. flings*. Stack silk
velvet ribbors km
BLACK LACI: vErr.a.
A line of black si luso. and sdring• and Puts black
Isu , r.lt• sod w.,Gan
SILK HANDKI.N.IIIIE ,. 3 AND roNortit.
MMMNa=al2l;lTii
6.purees whits "Ltd eolorod poasur• sa handler
blota.
60 d's.v meet/ all-wcr+l,6rj.kst Aakets.
;CO &seamen's Intim skin (roate.
Also. e ltae cm Wan goods, neek:eoes, An.
Peremptery Slll4 or sup•riof
AKFRICAN CI) rre. RY.,' M CUJek. Aii ACCOUNT.
On Mondeorning.
Ooto.or Ist. will b• sold by oancoetts. ob a bbaral
credit, 75 rs• o first wait y Aennn ,114 Cithirl oda
ktirlas a fall amonsbent of Om M E Roods ia the mar•
.t nale uovinve, onnmencunt as II o'abmak breeisety.
airCatalninen and asimplos :sant on bauwday. /kr
tea bar 30th.
PIITLIP FORD AUOTIO:=FARS,
No. 490 MARKET 190•01.. and II 41 MINOR
Itrom
POSITIVE GROG
OF I b 0 CARER Barra. ISHOSB.
BROG ko l a. AC4O GUM PROir.B.
On Thursday Morning•
Peptsmber at ID o'clock 'Pramual,. will i, sold. DI
oatatogue.ou 4 month' aredit.l.4lou miss we's. boys
and youths' oalf. grain. hp,. and Bunparisq boots t
nal!, kip, and butibrogans, gaiters, pninie. Ontdrd
tits
iMM===E=l
Aka: r tnll e..so rtment of women's. muses'. end ehil
ren s our msoe cocoa.
. • .• .
Ale v. dozen suprior kid eking.
Al o. or 211 edges ilootele ging haul embrellea.
sizes frceo zh to .1.11, one..
Tice Shove !tale wait embrnee an woe' ut ent of goods
aro.ti 7 the attention of boyars. cc they are from brat
clams City and tardern mantdeoturers.
la - Goode open for examination with catalogues Miele
on morning of gale.
BAVING FUND!.
" A little, bat often, fills the Pares."
IfiIIiANKLIN SAVING FOND, No.
13619nath FOURTH Utzsitt, betty °Mut
ant sad Nashua., Philadelphia, pan ail Deposita
on demand.
Depositor.' money gemmed bovarnmeet, •
Gists, and City Lmns, Groundta, Mary p;
keit Mammy deems safety better than tame
maul, consequently will run no risk with. *yr
sitors' money but hare it at all times ready to
return, with C pet cent, intermt, to the owner,..
they We 10We done. Tau county sower
enced.
" Fernallii,.' married or Mule.; 'and Maori.=
derns4 In their awn right, and each &MOWS win
be,, ,.... witridraWn O bi conch
the
atsta
Fp l Zartarra isi x t=ty to rate Zebra Morey IF
Itpliolzatelrgh
DIRECITOIR , •
"scab It, Bkomiet.
Ansaoho l r
ogt. Batterthimi
oath r i ai soft. "14
JA . If PrsiSaiikat.
Cdrinrs CLDWILLAI)I3I, Treasurer.
axon-
" Dollar saved is twioe aimed."
AMERICAN SAVING FIIND.—Ooni
-1 .i.aeli jhriklinx. southeaat comer WAIF' 01
and Ft, T.O Streets. 9pen daily now I - ,di I
o'clock, and on MONDAY till 81n the eye:Mtg. Ms
Old Intimation ha/ tawnye paid in full, eine mad.
without notioo.l 00
rirt Ekt oXPIT . •
erl sum a ma. a.ni tsi Boom aadaivrer.
TA 8 h. •
wx. irolt.r.mrt. Frrt.
it vino Fre
John 0. Farr
T. alper, e r To g :
p gkg 11 .4, .r ! .., .. . Mdine,
84,1 e,
Win. J. Howard . JrarY7l.lBol l l :Lem.
JOHN 0. Sal% Secretary. , mali-lia
SAVING FIIND—APIVE PER ONNT IN.
TERWAT.—NATION/J., SAFETY TRAM_
PANY, WALNUT Street, owthwest Gomm Hl4,
rhiladolnhis. triaoryanttaa try the State _
liner la ace 'red an In; la e o
s n a r ed 6,:thelly It *main% ile"*.V4ill
i.
Th. al. ii, oweit d t l e ftwat • rine e'atookm eu
mow' thl ti.to4 kl h nullehard on Monde.
2d
mr.d AOli AILOIRKee P TPrI ea' d ie&
r
Witt,Lua J. Run, Secretary.
%Her !s&terie i r l , lc r artoll arowstoti
wazd An er, JoaePtt IL Ilan
Franots4set,
Barnu r e t l B l. Ashton. Joseph er ea,
arLandreth MUnell James L. SteStaimem
my ts ransoms kW:47M made =Ls.
e inseatmenUrare a, in oonjormity With the
trOrleione of the Charter. Real Estate Mortaeaes
Ground Rents, and snob fint•elase so. rotas es IrIM sl
ims insure peifeot eeourirl to the %lavaliere, sac
which oennot real to give earreenency end stability et
this
Institution ~,,t-l•
®AK ORCIIARII ACID SPRINGS.
'L. , Theme Bermes are situated fu the valley_of the
Oak o , ckard ef the town of , taboina, Gummi
co., Y.Y., eight mils. south of the villas. of Medina. on
the Erie Canal, and fourteen miles fro Batavia.
rair The principal Acid Berm are three in number •
bead ..these thereatt tux others. They are all
within a circuit of about fiftv rode. 'lice medicinal
vnalenemofthewatersarefullysbewnin the mittipined
testimonials. They contain a very Large amount of Bid
ehur, Sw/pArrre And, Sulphate elf sad Pr oto-
Sialykata of Iran. The great medicinal virtneelpolll6llll
- by these waters depend very Largely upon the pre
sence, in each unusual guantitlee, of thee* curative
substances
Hundreds of oases ordinate/, especially those Tenet
ins I rom the serofulons diathesis, have been cared by
their use.
Er in skin diseases—even in confirmed repress—the
waters have been sisnelly spoosseraL
Daimons of mediosU and isclentifio gentlemen are given
fa the circulars. The following 'Vat tenderness
speak 1 0 strong term, of the wadi* value of th ews
waters I Prof Emmons. T. itorneyn ck, M. D., of
tll*riy ; I es. Moffrioraiton, hr. D. of Altman ward
oting, M. D. of New York SD. I t. Daraphsll 'lite
old, Mum. • Ur. J. tl. Skein ,r of Lockport. S. hey
recommend the waters con fi dently, Or. Sri* fns to
eras, of cArorrie dirirrkorer of several None' .ethos,
whisk was cured by As use if the Water. Dr. says,
" lam satisfied that these wasps* us Mih a ly gable as
sassliosnal wants:'. Vr. Obrripbill Ws, ' nay nut be
hss My hansl for all okronio diseases the atosaaeh
and bowels. .
•
• - • White read it paper on the enbjetit of these
Watersd iefore the ,6oademy of Physivarison the Mt,
of New York. in which be states that the Waters peri
gee" decidedly tonic, ref rigerant. and astringent proper
ties; and that the clam of disesees to which they are
more particularly adapted are chronic infections of ths
di ***** vs and urinary orgies. and corn, of, the carsier
one dizsaity ; chrome rlgrpresto termite charmed;
rlirosis dersersrui tercets &wrests; chronic cesium;
fisehetss ease. o. passive hemorrhage, inch as ?urete
rs Atmorreasica, and the aothenesive swats of Idiotic
Fever. The Water MAY also be often used with ad
vantage, he saps. in eases of /ow typhout fovea, in
6 reciarcessofrem protracted Ayers. to cams the ay •
petite and promote digest:on ; to diarrhoras,PartfoularlY
inch as are doper dent on ft relaxed or uleeraUni state
of the muomui mew brine of the intestines. In oaten
long afoot/ens. or iirAissis, attended with pheeptiatio
sediments, it is the imitable remedy. Wins preferable to
Muriatio acid as being more solvent end lees apt by
continued one to disorder the stomach. in febrlte
easea,,it can be used properly diluted, as a refrigerant
to diminish thirst and preternatural heat. In thin dis
easier-in those forms of dripetuna conneOted, wink an
alkaline condition of the stomach. as in Prost', or wa
ter-brash, It will prove better than hydrochlorm acid.
In oases of Colicopistsnum, gind other inhumes eon
stemma,' arming from the action qf lead, this water
will prove to-be an admirable antidote. In chrosive
t h e a mTl r" o i s s lt i m ' r i lt;e ‘A „ r" e i s. s s
muses cbtarrA. and
esteraatijf
ea a gargle le latersta acre threats, in asses of Eau
romon, and in !inserters and Oct , and also in piles,
When taken internaily, wine-glassfhl of the Water,
adult.
Alluted, taken three times a day , is sufficient for an
Other testimonials from Dhysloiani, sad other re
spectable individuals , snap be seen on application to
the Agent.
Beate re Emptied on liberal terms.
No Water 'swum wakes Proms(' from
H. W. BOSTWICK,
Salt Meat,
No. 674 BROADWAY.New York.
For Sale a_t the following , Agencies:
FREDERICK BROWN'S Drag and Chemical
Store. Northeast censor of FIFTH and CHESTNUT
Streets. _ . . .
- Slaeforsale ea FREDERICK BROWN ht.'s, Dent
MICRIVerd R EWA Continental
of
Th 6 Trade flll/DilP4 At Wholesale Prises, wall-rail
mit,CLII.NrAY 401)
• gum - num .IZIGINE AND
ACV WOHICY , N - Es FIB k. Lrvy.
31' ett 1.0 8 THEORETT lAIL firreilttEEN 8
) ell bl , _ Milt -hIAIIERS,BI,ACHEIMITHr3
and FI U DAR% hawing. for many years. been in
sueocirsful operation, a baton Oidpilvelf irgalled, 4
building and repairing marine and Riper itn nag, hilt
Ind low breesure, Iron Boats, Water Tanks. ropeilen,
Ito., iho. L respectfully oiler their sers.oea to the publiz
a° beiflirillailY Prepared to contract for Ravines of
sine. marine, River, and fitationmy , having sets o f
patinae of different sixes, are premise! to 'emote or
dors Inth Gulch despatch. Every deeeription or Patten
making made at the shortest monism High and Low
Pressure, Pine, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers. of the
bolt Pennsylvania ohorooaliron. Forelegs of all inset
end kinds g Iron and area Castings of all descriptions •
Roll Turning. derOW Cuttllig, WM au other wort eon
nected with the above busineeh
Drawings and spa oifioations for all work done at then
nirsheeeer, free of charge, and work emelt ed.
he subscribers have ample wharf dock 190 IR for re.
re of poets. where they eon Ile in perfect safety,
111IId are provided ti gh ttshears, blocks, hilts, tto., &a..
for raising heavy or weigtits.
JACSIB O. NEAFDI,
J OHN y. LEvy
I elli-tf BEACH and PALNIBX .
streets.
SALMIZI. V. 1111/1.11.11:1, 1. Val/Lis
wi ix wa 1111121,: RI r.
SOUTHWARK FOUND
nrint wearlitriewoh ninny,
intkek l i n r3ONB,
131"1 11C 1 333 " t ip MA"li l i tektrioo,
Mooafootore kb and Lo w Pramual
for Lead, River• old rolnarraorn cate. , 44.; cut=
paler*, Gasometer..
goVotor, Work nark
rog Mations km -
Retorts and Clow tdooklaorf of lie West and raoOklal
P r e"°"" g t a Of i rsas 3 o4 it t; .1/15.2i
.1,21.4411.1Grat, Ho, apa au. &tea
STiitW Detwiler! i t k or pouts moo, o.
rarA gen y i for . servo_ froz
amme •
i
to
!Mao, o g radoat
"644,1%21hisriitri!
.11.4 n•
pom PLEASANT FOUNDRY No. 951
•■• DE ACllStrest, Xonsinsgesdels "ii.-41 - 11.-
LTA4 EL TIERS informs A i visit
otisstittx alive wok Para 3 Un
tiiti <
Weft, • uss saali C RIM.
a 317 or Ull/0/111 A ITY OT men =ir
lALitsineimiTuAL
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a IMMO allNirkt avainogis irmilow. : .
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bi ar earlo a", es plamtr
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the % • mfr
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saw
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11 , 11 E r su airit ai rgernal k
eu rit 0171101 L
TIN IT MLY * Fri till il :
M .6. t is X Sit -
DING. cirtNA, AND (*LA •
ACA ,D-Oar Ws to-irior•ow loor.m.g. oil 011 -
Dna Non. von common , . *who NIP WM • Ai
perwr momodimod taraltam orforion = iii.
"no Itnatil7 of la* yellow
cobs, oarpoto wit. of pottaso iiri . • . ••••••..rr
ehmoo. toes owl bed• Par. Chios
rn'artilL 6 otrr smooth* aaraserrar ar via—
vita site artastraa at 16Lar. arid 011
woolocauns.
, liir Cal•aogsma me ratan mg UN artiates 0111•111 X
Tor traarextutos.
Tuseptory aira.
COUPON HONDA. It 0170 MISS. a..
' Qa illoadar. •
ht. m TI o'skoatr. teat. nab at
efi vur ar A .. t r aosoaft l i t 0 v ii l===.
thaw*" air 4' th. Yams .
"Tr assisg s = is ia...
l i r t . b ig m "lar.:: T am ; "4. 1 11 1- I ° . ."
....3. at r ug r tumours-
Febtlatt.llllD, Val, ....,,,,, A
lig, MOP
lap 123243 • D ' '
3114. Lad./ DP. a ""5 9 it !L ~w a, 0
~.90 . Jo
thitirlaT7? ° . ( l,“ al of . 44- -bill II " ali Q
ttorst. saaatiti.
72 , 33 a carts: A bead cad urZle airr
ear ed b." 111.611* y. WI4 I. .trai: is
le 17.174. L 23 .1.0 how r...
Ca .214 Itairlac 13.43 a sada 7:11112 . :1:
Cow-pan/mat to T. S.P.SJI A ef 11.0 ~_
Franz3a A. 1.42221 to WetlAaa esto m e i at i z m itt
dr T 322 t-las of 32atuase• Sim the II '"'"
an' te:=23. aallaW4l at Ow taa• el Saha, baillia . "
distaff altar Uri proadaty Attract' elf
modern • WIT_ 11141 • L., —OMIT * It.
!feet 11111:11PKNCE. an* Imp vend.
Wltt Ptt h gtrefil, b•niilP Guava %MINN& 1/1 het
trmit.
Van 1144dtaKt Gown 11.V.1151011 1 a Ind hang
Land Chall Ail. new tit.
P-4^ ert•ntall4larciad, is sartaitas pow=ti.
Si NI cub
Y.sat Odgrill KEW MICR. : 1 4.1111 , fatins litertiestit
ritot. ritt4 Otrlstitat Antst Iwo Of isollort_oosko
c.•,4••. Way 1. Wu& mpg Itottrort y sad Mold SI
/in litetnilk.
ikint PTV,* l o .* Pitittitiliclr. 14.1 0 .11Rit.
L..taapaw L 4% [Not Mist. Warn 1V416/1
at t‘s Pro too isittuter sad mast. 11110-
dl.ll eam , lrnmicia.
Tv t Lorna! II otkremaaorlips wit! PIMIL
to
eai. sad men soars. r sof 11• W
Lora o
elett:l7 teat trout, Mr • UMW .
sink
iNs— Lowe 4lps Issmwas.•••••••••B
CttLr 8 UV Amos Joitstitt. Mar
anua, tY Sr. Jrrerr 6. ?Ltilre Man trz a /1 1004, nrr -
=/".fant InektiOnri :1/ 1 4.• 4.0 1 = 7.
.11
wt. /.// iNtOseltta
"iiva lt g
"z esinik. use... 'Orme
st•r et. Tr; o. Tina. Azle tot ambitilt ottet•-
iiom /nettea frost. wait;
Modify litt-ettm.llCll, Prek, 4ll l ll =
wen of To, th atm t. baa Itt• ta•itrz
' ties e N t ta c. Mrti.ltfleff. NO. 71d at ' •
first masa eau of Fla la etneet lea 11116,7-- 40 . -
VC niAztecoa. CtPar of an 'statuette*,
Four story Brielt_FUHN WIT, No Miis/ eltedt
tit, ems Pe coed ens Third ntreet• below Weisel stFi
Three ohm !rel. A oba...t.tile. Pa. Elf Wok* be
e 4.11. of Firth west.
Tore* gory rt•l,h ITIWNLLINO. N. met yrant.
note min Ft t.O sad With, end erre* sod ruse oseele.
re.REat2TultY s QV se ke.P e traltai air
THOHdII MUMS IL . CO.
Thai Ilwalned.
Septamber H. at H tont. milt* ' wed. byset•hem,
Without resereetatt theManufictarrnee'
North FilOrlstreea,slarst kd
Otto,. aad other Flee" Tab, lied entillirjar
grades.
air These Weds:aye vary U,btaid kW, ilossallim.
anti yin be sold la mall iota, ta tenor to aetr ntraat
Pn .At i th a riot collared will ba la viola ten 14-
aoirteon at oa ISi ac . ttlL tr ie llboot.
and Nos. XI and Mama. /Prost
for siatoleauta the day preetoes. " 101101111=
"' l -I.l64" Cataloglis t with full deserirlie sooiti oriu
to ready one wee& previous to am
MAO. a lot of Cape of Ildood Hose Halt
Neat modern Afltl.t.telo 4.l3. itdttt
street earner of Lombard street, tam tintaroolla
iranNes Valate, bratnenear.
TO:panto/7 brook' DISE/...t.13 G. Mt. SlNArdt
east of Third street.
Tbreaetot7 briok zwirs Er AND DWSU.IIIHe
No. HOS Costes stye st. sea of r l>tdrutb stmt.'
mo
TRACTd, JsB3r at; m
birtaol.o Tat. OliaL
LAND*.
&men tracts valuta.% Coal L.l Stand Valet
ford eat ituatisedon ankatiaa; mosstaamia.
half milt. Handb il ls. sad gamy eiettel
of Hr. Jobn Fulton. gauntest. togetttee VtlaMnuidas
of the nay ha son at UN aaotona
absolute.
SALE Igo. MO ARMS=
SUPERIOR POSKITIIRsi vEL D JIM-
Sta..% CARPETS Jallillo 014.
Ql2rl s. • am.
_. .
Os .el
October /Stk. at to vick i t
Je ga rfir , SaV i li u s
ost.lox Des tit eettferinril'ell.' as
tsl al intim, eiriaLt Velvet. sag
Leta. Oil Cloths. &a, is ass a I Si am
excellent order.
Also. the Riteben Farsitaxi, sad aball— law st
Cowl. . ~
/W I Xis* . °stuck furaitur• was aids hr
Cam ioa.
os azitaticad of WI elk lit a
o'clock. yit h oalaloran
Bale Ito. 16 VIVA Tweitid6A t rit
WALNIIe FUR tiit .EIVIr. NOS PIANO.
CURTAINS., TAPESTIy 0 it So.
Tali fuorsum. . "'
16th inst.. at 10 o'clock At No. 16 stratiellis
otToot, shoos Citoto.ot Arcot, tin Intim olo
taut Knorwood pomp. torts. ROO imam _ad
paintings and eatraviso. ABA tit 6061 7'". 11 1/ 1 6 1 4 AA.
6J.n. not Mohan Van n ituni..
ibir Nay be 'sum** at I doktoiros tho mu* of
the sato with estokoroo. • ._ •
a pAtettAtzs. l i lrja. .. 4 , r . , :,. , :, 4, . • 0
At
ollont 11 Ocioet
sooond-. at CObona Stan, V
as , Ai t ior
stns
.
ins =tots. oturpotor • ,
tiotookeeolu. tomes* to WI Oloolkoit:
Sale No. 324 Peet% 8 Ist
NEAT FURNITIYEt i i3.BI,7
tt - •
Peet. Y. at 104, 9 000 k. 0.334
below Bproce street. the entire BPI 4
bedding and bed linen. to.. of a tenerly 11108444
.Also, the kitchen faraittire ad ate - • .
lir Kay be esamtned en the - seisnane 10/0h at II
o'clock.
Peremptort Sale. ho. SOS AItKET Street.
STOCK OP 8 UPSAIO2 /Tema.
Ua MOISdIY WOW'S.
Oct. 1. at 21 o'clock. at No. POO market egreim, the se
tae stook of P. Sateller..(lata Wilhelm slater.) de -
clining bueineee. communed s mem* neeelltdms4
first-clam el( and 7-court Itosevatid "team. imtaa
tared with great cam exptegely fee hiehrangroOlm male.
er d warranted in stem regime%
dar May be exenneed three days IRMO,' e. Bab
with ceMlognee. and will be told wahoet resers*--
!SL OEM= NAT/5 4 6148. A il cl'to bt I tr: k
nis:D_co ,
.. jitEmodi niER,CRANT, soalhasit
corner of alit
— rairi grO i rki
WA,4lto to laikaoit the krmeat antis. =twit,
TWA's, imam t what. ars , toodk
nttni n ttid ar + hard , Garr loVarrla u sil Vals. lI R
%I: c arpi aftrills. • asa tiasimit
ay. -
e n t lat":fiTs7i , •. • attalSallt
Eli: Tste 'A__ as 4.t • . ~ '
Hoary mynA zjiliiir
...A.,...... SWIM at got tosL
Adrames or inlla and at onMr.s% Mr
short loam . . _ .
... .. _.
NY V 4151 v
et Aighilhira 111 men
" ei
mt e veftr i a l l4= ll :6lAgellab.... o % ,
via ;
rrenoh treZ, et ertoatehme letr echos, a
wren down ft, *eta /awaits., pMik _ _
*trammel', %anal, of Tee& Lee. 14
importation wise rid to MR yam sad
venom other kilt o r it,
mai
Attended to wroorellt
.tied. tenscr
Cofetratnetite et azr and
. VAVele
SPLENDID BET Oft
SALDI 4XONDA AT PRITATE
IL
rin Consirtmg of
SO& Cott diamond
Pons
seA o
tll.l pal. broad= And mg
gs. him .411.
DEPARTURE OF RAILROAD TRAM
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD—ESarratS
aad Starker streets
Mail Trion lesves....—.-...--.. 1 0 A.
i ..
F3ll' Luse.-- _.—....- —.ll II
• lia areas .... . . --. —ld 44 . .
Hammen( Acoonamodstion.......-.......... I 0 .
Lancet Accommodation.. ...-......—...... •II .
Farlubors . A 000mmodation-..... -,. a 410 . .
West Chewer trams leave_ Xlsorentb Zed Market at
7 3D A. M., 1660 =de OOP id,
Williemsron. Elmira. Buffalo, and Niagara Pails,
leave 716 A. M., and 100 P. M.
NSW YORE LINES-Watant-Street Wharf.
Aooora. Line. via C. and A.. leaves.-......... 6 011 A.
eocom. Line. via Jersey City.. . ; _..._." am :A
Morning Expect vas Jersey. City., --,... 3 1 .0 A
Steamboat ma Tammy and Jersey City.-:-... II Are
eamdeb and Anita, A c00mm0daU0n.........33 0 M
Fxpreaa. via Camden and Amboy., ..., .10 kr
Fveniatt F.xpresa, VI& Tammy and J:C..,... . 4.0 M
'hyena ^lt:Mail. ma Camden and Jerasy,C.._ 440 • .
Might Express Mail ' —um/ 1
V•ronden and Amboy Aroommodation-._. .. .. aire 3.
For Beltodete. a asban. Flammatos. to.. AV A. /I.*
and 400 P A _M.. from Walnut street wharf. and 3.10 A;
itt • trim neasintron depot. .
For Water Gan. Strou.febarg. Scranton Willoesbarlar
Montrose, Great Bend, &a., at 0 A. M., from Walnut
street mbar( and f.lO a. al" from Iferunairtos depot.
For Mauch Cliont. Allenrosna and eattuabrun. at 6.00
A. M.. and 4.1.0 P. a... from Walnut-4feet Wharf. and
7.10 A M. from Remain a ton depot.
For Mount Holly, at 4.40 and Of% A. M.. 30 and 430.
P.M.
For Freehold, at 6 OD, A Of.. and 11.03. P. N.
Wa• Line for Trenton. Brist.l. .to. sad 4.60 P.
M. from Welant.strept wharf, and 7 IL d AL, sad
0 46. P. M., firm Keiuuniton.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD—Brosd and Priam
Express Train leaves. .... pie A. M.
do
do —,.„.11110 .
For Wilreingtonaall. A . /./5, MO, TX% 100
/1.10. P. M.
For Middletown, Dover, New Catele.leetere and in
termediate 'Noes. at 8.15. A. It.. and ann. P. jll. .
Bandar e—For Baltimore et 11.10, P.M.
READING RAILROAD—Broad and Calloorbill streets
c liven Train leaven.. • --•—• • • Ste /14
Ea
Night real 3.30 M.
Reading Accommodation.— ..... CO F. X
ELMLRA AND NIAGAR A FlLM—Broad and Oal
lawhill.
-
Fawn. Trait leaves— 8 OD A..
Night Express-......... 3.80
GERMANTOWN AND NORRISTOWN RATIAOAD
—Ninth and Great.
Trams leave for • onshohooken and Norrlatoin at
801 ,7 31.9.03 aad 11.63. A. and 1•01. 3r5 9M.
680 and 1116, P M. For Mans, ant. at 580. 7.3 p, 911 ,
106., 633 *Mk 11.15 and
11.15. P. 7.1 Per Gennantwan. at 600 aa 0. 8.09
10 00. 1101.1100. A. M. awl 1.093 00 3 tO, Li. 4 *AM,
600 610.700.&O.900 10 13 1130, P. M. Par Mmba%
Hot. at 60 I, 800. 10 to and 1200, A. M.., sad 2,40, tag.
600 630 800 900 analo.l3 P M.
Runday trains for Garmlatallr_a 1•1196 9 OS. A.M.. and
2.00. AMOS 00 7.48 and 1030 . P i t em Elatatantcrin
at 6 10. a. M.. /30 4 00.639.9.3 p, P. 111. Pon lnaniatavra
900,A. M.. 340 and sOO P. M. Leave If orriaknra
A. et., 3 00 and 6.011 P. M.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC
what
rail Train. t
11:07.0darle."1-Gtiagiaiia=3111'; g:
NORTH PRNNSYLVT i IakIIIO.II.IO-Pris4 wad
Pol l eathlentat, bays al WO L. IL, lei L a toil 1
For Dot Nktrytk. tea** at IN. 4116, iit 114 4. K.
PFor Fort leave at as. A. JA. WAS WS
. M.
town at nto M.
Etundays— P. For Bothl•Dem at 11.00 A. I[ . "qv Noe,
W.F.Wr CHESTER, VIA PARKA—Misty-int out
- Market stmts.
Tralal leave at 7.43 and 20.00 A. M.. 33i mut iP. 31
eleactaTa leave at a W.A. IL 21111 P. L
d Thins
ays maned aim (*) Mt cat estbisys; U 1 Seto
_
RlClV re at s ilaß.-4576 of
NTlne s .ao it
i= Alpo
e sk ti finAY.