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Bocks co Geo Babb, Penna Henry Williams, Stalington J A BosBard Monroe co John Jenkins, Centreco, Pa The Bali ', Strondßburg er, Eafton , Bucks co it la, New York 11, Penna iy, Penna _ i, Richmond, Pa ona idfsoo. The ffifl gan, Stnsbnrg Delaware neT, Delaware , Flemingtoß, N J i, New Jersey ray, New Y- rk or. Delaware it lady over, New Jersey D S Hewbold, Hew Jersey HCol 3t la, Trenton, S I A Clarke,- Williams'll, N J Chas Wood J B Corry, Doylestown Mrs M s Hughes, Ballefonte EAMaires, Hew J ork A B Shafer, Stroudsburg W J Walker, Wayne co, Pa ick Hear. J B Kirk bride, Attleboro Miss D B Lnffer ,T W MlUer Lew Heisler,Schayl Haven The Blai h, Baltimore tte), Beohlelville linger, Jr. Penna 'hr,r, Attleboro rah, Pfnnabnrg SPECIAIa - NOTICES. Election Excitement. BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALE. Ob, never did the Mnse’a rhyme Attempt to celebrate ailme 0( more excitement uncontrolled, Than, between polltlcß and war, Brawlinga at Rome and.strifes afar, We now are fated to behold I Torchlight processions sweep along,: . To show each party ’a numbers strong, And daily, through the crowded Btreet, From vehicles which bear the names Of candidates with rival claims, Pours martial music loud and sweet. Though one election now is past, The greatest one come?, next and last, And for “ Old Abe" and “ Little Mac” ' Many-aluckleßß nose will bleed; But, reader, do not thou proceed Bpon.that mad', pugnacious track. . Tou just as well may cast yonr vote Without black'd eyes or a torn coat; Or If, already, yon bare met This last mishap in some such way, Be wiser now, and haste away, . Hew clothes from Tower Hall to get. lag a selection front our stock of Heady-made , you will secure goods equal in sty le, fit, it material to any made to order, M 33 fo SO tower prices, TOWER HALL, No. 518 MARKET Street. BENNETT & CO, Hate - Restoked to its Original 'HFXIL COLOR-BALDNESS PREVENTED. “ Hair Color Restorer. * ’ ‘ ‘ Hair Color Eestorer. * * )n <' ' ‘ 1 Hair Color Restorer, ’ 1 m" NoDve. “Hair Color Eeatorer. ” sn” . “ Hair Color Restorer. ” m t> “Hair Color .Restorer. ” s only known Restorer of Color and Perfeof ising delicately perfumed. “Head this Certificate. happy to add my testimony to the great value London Bair Color Bsstorer, 1 which restored ' its original dark color, and tha hue appears l anent. I am satisfied that the preparation is ike a dye, hat operates upon the secretions. It beautiful halt dressing, and promotes the I purchased the first hottle from Edward B. i, Druggist, Tenth and Coates streets, who can fy my hair was Very gray when I flpmmenced Mrs. MILLEa, < ■ No.' 7SO North. Ninth street, Phll&da ”. lOttle 76 oentE; or six bottler, $4. Sold by Dr. & SON, 330 North SIXTH Street, it Purchase Clothing at low prices, jlectionfrom our stock of RBADY- MADE Q AR- We are selling goods aqua! In style, it, make, srial, from %to 60 per cent, lower than is now for same goods made to order. We have Ml dzas, and prices of Clothing, Mens , Youths , , All. can. he suited without delay or trouhle. bennett & co., n,m TOWER HALL, 818 MARKET Street. •Price Clothing, of the Latest mde in the bent manner, expressly for EB iALES, LOWEST SELLING PBICES marked N FIGURES. All goods made to order war tlafaetory. The one-price system is strictly 10. All are thereby treated alike. JONES' VBLISHED ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, tBT Street, near Sixth. ■ de23-ly ipctiAß Clothing House oh Phila “OAK HALJj.” Beet-class goods at moderate pitees. WANAMAKEB * BROWW, 8. K. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets. Department (to make toorder) Ho. 18. Sixth St !B So Wilson’s Highest Fbemihm lock-stitch SEWING MACHINES, CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST. 70* CHESTNUT Street, ab„ 9 S eTi o’clock. * TAN RENSSELAER.—October 7th, at Nashville, Tenn., in the 27th year of his age, Captain Cortlandt Van Ren'eeelaer.tlSth United States Infantry, son ofjthe late Rev. Cortlandt Tan Rensselaer, D. D., of Bar. llmrton. New Jersey, ** KT LB.—On the Sth Instant, of disease contracted whilst In the service of hie country, Hubert Kyle, of Company G, f til Regiment Kentucky Volunteers,aged33 years,son of the late David and Harriet Kyle, grandson of the late ■lt'lln and Susan Wethenll, and great-grandson of the la e Samuel and Surah Wetherill. * The i ehi lives au 5, P<*nua Hjton, M 4 Delaware & w', Pa New York: >rth, Mass Madder Purple Plain Black ** glack and White Do Baines, 45 cents. . Black and Purple De Lainea, 45 cents. Black and White Chc-ne Mohairs, 37}£ cents. Black Turin Cloths, 87X cents. Black Poult de Sole, or Mourning Silk, $1.75. And all other goods, at the lowest market fltices. boar, Va Wisuurif Harrishuru Ksw York Pe-ua -DartnU'Ohio PottsviUe r ent Virginia 56wm‘th, Mf York s, K Jersey >oti) N Jersey ia, sew York T7YEE & LAE DELL OFFER WHOLE- SALE, , Best show of MEKIKOES fa town. Best show ol POPLIHS in town. Best show of SILKS in town. . Best show of SHAWLS in town. ■ Best show of CLOAKS in town. NATIONAL UNION TICKET ABEAHAM LINCOLN, ANDREW JOHNSON, SENATORIAL. MORTON MoMICHABL, Philadelphia, T. CUNNINGHAM, Beaver County. iNTATXVE. 13. Elias W. Hale, 14. Charles H. Shriner. 15. John. Wister, 16. David MeConaarhy, 17. David W. Wood*, : IS. Isaac Benson, 19. John Patton, 20. Samuel B. Dick, 21. Everard Bierer, 22. John P Penney* •• 23. Ebenerer McJunkin; 24. John W. Blanchard, By order of the State Central Committee. REPRESEI t BobertP. Kiiiic, 3. 0, Morriaon Coates* 3, Henry Bnmm, 1 William H, Kern* 5. Barton H. Jenks, 3. Charles M. Bonk, 7, Boliert Parke, 8, William Taylor* 9, John A. Hiestand, ! 10. Bichard H. Coryell, : U, Edward Holliday, ! 13, Charles s*. Bead, Kg' SOWKEABT, .-Has' . : COAX, AT $7.50 PER TON. - ■ THE CONSUMERS’ MUTUAL COAL ate now delivering Coal from their Oakland Colliery, on the celebrated Skidmore and Mammoth Yeins,-at the following rates: To Subscribers, per t0n.... ~.,•$7 69 To Non-subscribers, per ton. 12 00 Thus saving $4.60 per toil to Stockholders. Besides this saving, there -will be a dividend annually on the stock, In all probability, of at least SIX DOLL AES PER SHARE, SO that after the.first year Stockholders will not only get their Coal for nothing, but will also probably receive a small dividend on their Stock, The lease runs, at the present low royalty, for Sixteen Tears. The ten dollars per share paid now, is for the whole term of the lease. The present capacity of the Mine 1b 60,000 tons .per year, or one ton per shaie. This will soon be increased to 160,000 tons, which will give the Company 100,000 tons to sell to outsiders, at the highest market prices, THE PROFITS :FROM WHICH WILL BE DIVIDED AMONG THE STOCKHOLDERS. , . Subscriptions to the stockfwhich. may still be made at $lO per share) will be received at the Offlce of the Company, 5J4 South SIXTH Street,'socoad story. .PRESIDENT, - ’JAMES LYND. "V DIHECTORS, . . ' . JAMES LYND, No. 6% South Sixth street. . EDWARD E.;JOEES, No. 631 Arch street. . : HENRY S. PAUL, No. 419 Walnut street. P. F. CLAYTON, No. 165 North. Third street. , - THOMAS R. GARSED, No. 106 Chestnut srteet, . seSO-lm ■ ' ' -' *-rsr“ A XVEA I, MEETIXG OF THE Ifca? GRAND DMiTED ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS. —The nineteenth A, M. C., was held at NOBBISTO WH, Pa., last Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. The offi ce) s elected for the ensuing year are: P. G. M. JAMES McCRtJMMILL. G. M. REDMOH FAUCETT, D. G. M. “ JAMES NEEDHAM, G. S. •• JOSEPH C. BOSTJLL. G. T. P. G. M. E. J. DAVIS, 1 ... ‘ 1 JC. GREEN, l Directors “ A. H. 880 WH, f Directors. “ DJ. STEWARD, ) :lt* ■egg*, -NOTICE.—CAMBE3V AND AT MAS* : TIC: RAILROAD CO. —The annual election for thirteen Directors, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held at the office of the Company, Coopers Point, Cam der, on THBRSDAY, the 27th inst., between the hoars of 11 A. St. and IP. SI. oc!2 12t H. WHITEMAN, Secretary. OFFICE OF THE FBASKtUi feS? FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. . . Philadelphia, October )0,1564. At a meeting of the Stockholders, held pursuant to charter, fon Monday, October 3, 1864, the following named gentlemen were elected to serve as Directors for the ensuing year: Obits. N. Bancker, Isaac Lqa, _ Tobias Wagner, Ed ward C. Dale, Samuel Grant, George Fales, Jacob R. Smiih, Alfred Fitter, . . - , Geo W Richards', Francis W. Lewis,TM. D. And at a meeting of the Board, held this day, CHAS. N. BANCKER Esq., was re-elected President, and EDWARD C. DALE. Esq , Vico President. : . . ocl2-3t J. W. MCALLISTER, Sec ypio tern. KSP“ BRIGGS GOLD COMI*ANY-NO. lap TICE OF DIVIDINIi, No- 6, . . - HewTork, October 6,.1851 A dividend of ONE PER CENT, for the month of September has been decland, payable at the office of. the Company, 81 JOHN Streit. New York, on and after October 17th, 1564, to Sharelioldersof R-cordat theiclose of business this day. WALTER E. LAWTON, oc!2-5t : ' v Treasurer, McKIXEEY ©lt COMI'AXY-SO. tap TICE OF DIYIDEHD, No. 2. , New York, October 5. l&U. The Trustees of the .McKIFLEY OIL COMPANY have declared a dividend of THREE PER CENT, font of the net earnings of the Company for , the month of September), payabla on demand, at the.office.of. the Company, No. 81 JOHN Street, New York, to Share holders of Recoid, at the close of business this.day. , oc!2-6t WALTER E. LAWTON, Treasurer. ; OFFICE Oi T4IE ‘ EJ. DORADO Fix OIL COMPANY,” N. E. corner of ITSTHand ■WALNUT Streets, Philadelphia. . : . By order ef the Board of Directors, the Balance due on the StocX cf the above Corapmy is hereby called, pay-, able to the Treasurer on or before i’KIDAY next, Oct, 11th, at this oflice, ocll-4t* OFFICE OF UHE AMERICAN .FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Philadelphia, October 1854. The Birectors have fhi* day declared a dividend of SEVEN . AND A HALF PER CENT, for the -last sis months, /which will be paid to the Stockholders or their lege) representatives, on and after the 20th lost ~dear of all taxes. * ALBERT G. L. CRAWFORD, ocll-9t : Secretary. CITTf COffIQBOfSSIOJSSffItS’ OFFICE, la» "Philadelphia, September 29,1864. HOTICETO THB OWNERS OF BE AI, ESTATE. The BOARD OF REVISION AMI APPEALS will sit at Ihe Office of the City Commissioners, No. 11 STATE HOUSE BOW, to hear Owners of Seal E-tate desirous of appealing as to the Assessors’ Returns of the Yalua tionof ReafEstat* in the City of Philadelphia for the triennial year 1865, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 1 o’clock P. M., on the following dayb; Ist and 26th Wards, Monday, October 3. 2d and 3d do. Tuesday, do. 4. 4th and 6th do. Wednesday,do. 0. 6th and 7th do. Thursday, do. 6. Bth and Bth do. Friday, do. 7. 10th and 11th do. Monday, do. 17. 12th and 13th do. Tuesday, do. 18. 14tti and 15th do. Wednesday,do. 19, 16ih and 17th ' do. Thursday, do. 20. 18th and 19th do. Friday, do. 21. 20th and 21st do. . Monday, do. 24. 22d and 23d do." Tuesday, do. 2.5 2ith and 25th do. Wednesday, do. 26. _ ___ JAuluu BaAWj Clerk City Commissioners. se3o-toc26 OFFICE SOMERSET IKON AND fcs? COAL COMPANY OP PENNSYLVANIA, 61 CEDAR Street, New York, September 27,18 M. . NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant to a resolution of the Beard of Directors, passed this day, an instal ment of TWENTY PEKiOENT. on the subscription to 8e Capital Stock of theTOMEKSET IKON AN6 COAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA be la hereby made, payable to JAMES WADSWORTH, Treasurer of said Company, on or-before November Ist, 18M. Attest T. M. TYNa, oeS-tnol : . Secretary. •SS- REPDBMCAN ISVISCIBIES’ HaSr. union campaign club badges And new LINCOLN MEDALS, just; out. .Agents and Boys wanted. J. SOMERSET, oc7-6t* 531 OBESTNPT Street. a®» STAR Oil. COMPAN Y©F FHILA* W 3& , DELPHI A. DIRECTORS. Hos. WILLIAM MILLWARD, SAMUEL R. PHILLIPS, - JOHN H. MICHENER, James m. aerison, h. n. Fitzgerald, ISRAEL MICHENER, THOMAS ALLEN. The Subscription Book to the above Company is now ready, at the banking house of Michael Jacobs. No. 1:0 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia, where Directors meet and he happy to give any information to the pab- U |^rriP^o K n tt O e NEDOSiR O, |IR y BHAR E , original P ° aSeeBSment BAMUEL ALLEN, Secretary, OFFICE OF THE FBANHXIN 13B> FIRE INSURANCE CO,, PHttAPEipniA, Ooto- CENT., and an Extra Dividend of TEN PER CENT., was declared on the Capital Stock, payable to the Stock holders or their legal representatives, on and after the 13th instant. |J, W. SIoALLISTER, . 0c4113 . Secretary pro tern. ISf STOCKHOLDEBS’ MEETING. SOS' FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ BANK, - , , Philadelphia, Sept. 20, 1864 ■ A isneral meeting of the Stockholders ofthe Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Philadelphia will be held at their Banking House on THURSD AY, the twentieth day of October next, at eleven o’clock A. M., for the pur pose of taking into consideration, and deciding on the question whether or not the said Bank eh all become an Association for carrying on the business of Banking nn derthe Laws of the United States, and of exercising the powers conferred by the Act of the General Assembly of this Commonwealth, entitled “An act enabling the Banks of this Commonwealth to become aisociations for the purpose of Ranking under the laws of the United. States/’ approved the 224 day of August, 1861; and to take such action In regard thereto as may be necessary and proper. j the Board of Directors, ; «s Sept, 23d, 1864. ' A genera) meeting of the Ot the Union Bart of Philadelphia Will he held at House, on THE&DAT,.NOY. lst,;at d o_oloch,F. M,,.tor the purpose of taking into c0I ’ 8 {??'il t l? I T,??i on the question whether or not the said,Bank ehatt t> come an Association for the, basmess oi Banking under the the and 0.. exercising the powers conferred by the Act of uenerai hafemhly of this Commonwealth entitled An ict on ahling the Banka of this Commonwealth to become as sociations, for the pnrpose of hanking under the laws K the United States, ’’ approved theffldday of Aagnst, 1664, and to take snck action in regard thereto as may he necessary and proper ; ..m «rder of theßoard-of Directors,. «Z 4 sirftPl j. j. HijcffiSln Caanw FOB I’RESIDESYi OF IBLINOIB. FOB TICE PRESIDENT, OF TENNESSEE. ELEdOML TICKET. >N CAMERON, Chairman- B. A. MITCHEIiL» Treasurer, phiubhlphu, smeimiiß Stalni ra 18 tl ?ehy that an in staiment of One Dollar per share on each and every rOMV»wv h S oftpWal.stock of the GIEaKD MINIIfS ,? T ,fe5 s thlsdarbe™ called In, payable on or before the 12th day of October, 1864. at the offira of Rv°nJS? y > £°' 3»* WAIHDT Street, PVdldelphU, «y order of the Directors/ — scS3 - lat B. A. Hoofes, Treasurer. ■ggp tt*T TREASURER’S OFFICE, Notice to city l» RADLEY’S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT—The greatest improvement we haye oyer teen in. article of SUPERIOR EXCELLENCB CUE WEN BTODBART}& BRO., 4:50. 45», and 4:54 N. SECOND St., ah. Willow. selo-lf2in MILLIMERY. JADIES’ SILK Ht AT S, FRENCH SHAPES. BIRDS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LINE. ocl2-wfm2m MISS ABKAM, NO. IS SOUTH UM, NINTH Street, will open WINTER MILLINERY on THURSDAY. October 13th, 1664. ocll-3t« firt, MRS. M. A. KING WILL OPEN A assortment of. WINTER MILLINERY on TBUHSDA7, Oct. 13th, at her new Store, No. 1100 CHESTNUT Street.. . . ocdl-St*; Jg. J. 'WILLIAMS, *O. 16 NORTH SIXTH STREET, Manufacturer of ' • ■ VENETIAN BLINDS ■ ' v/..-"..'- ; AND ■ ' WINDOW SHADES. ■ ■;' Eg- The Largest and Finest Assortment in the city at the .. LOWEST PRICES. ’ MSf Repairing attended to promptly. Eg-Store Shades Made and Lettered. «eIG-2m TA Y OTTVILLB GLASS WORKS.— A ' Having a furnace now in blast, we are prepared to execute orders for Carboys, Demijohns, Wine Bottles, Mineral Water and Porter Bottles, of every description. H. B. h G. W. BERBERS, «a2S-12tlf • ai South FROiNT Street. dJ>i AH SOR. A GOOD, TRUTHFUL, tm I.Jv and ; artistically colored Photograph, at rEIMEB’S Gallery, SECOND Street above Green. Visit this popular gallery and secure one of his admira ble likenesses.. -:b. -v . . ; . lt«" WAffAMAKKR * BBOWH, THE PREBB.-PHIUADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1864: ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING THOS. KENNEDY & BRO., No. T 29 CHESTNUT Street. 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Justice & Shaw’AMercurlal Steam and Blast Gang**. Utah's Damper Relator. . .. water _ , g - North SHXTH Street. Phllt. v CRLINDIX); STYLES PORTRAITS.— O Those inimitable likenesses, life-size Photographs, in oil. are done; In unsurpassed manner at E. P. KK£- MER & Galleryr 68* ARCH Street, It* QPE&T CENTRAL OLOXaXNQ HOUSE, NEW PUBLICATIONS. XTEW BOOKS, In recently published by , LINDSAf'&BLAEISTON, ' _ Pu Wishers and Bookseller*, , . Mo. 585 South SIXTH St., attnvo Chestnut. ALCOHOLAIU) TOBACCO; their Coe and. Abnw. by Profs. Miller and Lizars. THE SWEPISH-MOVEMENT CUBE. By Charles F T y HE e pSLO&OPHY OF MARRIAGE. By Michael Byan, M D. 1 vol. THE BURNING OF CHAMBERSBURG. By the Ear. C. P. Bchneck. J>. ©♦ ■ . HEW BOOKS, for sale as soon as published o«7-tf IFIBT PROPOSALS' TorlwANi BONDS. Tkeascrv Department, ■. I Washinoton, October I,lBdl / SEALED OFFERS Trill be received at this Depart, raent, under the act'-ofi Congress approved June 30th, 1884, until the noon of FRIDAY, the 14th instant, for bonds of the United. States to the amount of forty mil lions (40,000,000) of dollars. The bonds offered will bear an interest of ,fiA (6> per. centum, payable ssmi annnally in coin, on the flsst days of May and Novem ber, and will he redeemable at the pleasure of the Go vernment after five (6) years, and payable l in twenty (20) years from November Ist, 1864. Each offer must be' for fifty or some multiple of fifty , dollars, and must state the sum, including premium offered for each hundred dollars, or for fifty when the offer is* for no more than fifty. Two per cent, of the principal,, exclu ding premium of the whole amount bid for by each bid der, in ust be deposited as guarantee for payment of sub scriptions, if accepted, with the Treasurer of the United States, at 'Washington, or with#he Assistant .Treasurer,, at New York, Boston, Philadelphia, or St.. Louis, or with the designated depository at Baltimbite, Fittshurgj Cincinnati, ’ LomsviUe, Chicago, Detroit, or Buf falo, or with any National Deposit Bank which may consent to" transact thet business without charge; for which deposits duplicate certificates will be issued to the, depositors by the officer of the Bankreceiving them, .the originals of which must be . forwarded with the offers to this depot, All deposits should be made in time for the certificates with the offi cers to reaeh "Washington not later than the morning of October 14th, sb aforesaid. No offer hot accompanied by its proper Certificate of Deposit will be considered . The Coupon and Registered Bonds issued under this proposal Will be of the denomination of fifty dollars, one hundred dollars, five hundred and one thousand dollars. Registered Bonds of .five thousand dollars and ten thousand dollars will be issued if re quired. ■ . All offers received will be opened on Friday, Octo ber 14. The awards will be made by the Secretary to . the highest offerers, and notices of acceptance or declina tion-will be immediately given to the respsctive offer- , era. . Inoassa of acceptance, hoods of the description and 'denomination preferred will be. sent' to. the sub ■ scribers at the cost of the Department bn final payment of instalments.. : ; The deposit .of two per cent, will be reckoned in the last instalmentpaid by successful offerers, and will be immediately" returned to those whose offers may hot be accepted. The amount of accepted offers must' be de posited with the Treasurer, officer, or hank authorized to act under this notice, on advico of acceptance of of fers, as follows :■ One-half on the 20th of October, and tbe balance (in cluding the premium and original two per cent, deposit, on the 31st of October. The Bonds will bear interest from November Ist, Interest on deposits from that date tbNo vemherlst will be paid by the Government in coin. - One-half.of the first instalment, or twenty- five per cent, of- the accepted offer,, may. he- paid, with accrued interest to October 14th, in United States ‘ ‘ Certificates of Indebt-' edness;” hnt such certificates will be ased in part pay ment of the first instalment only. - Offers under , this notice should he -endorsed ‘' Offer, for-Loan,” ahd'addiessed to the Secretary ofthe Trea sury," - The right to decline ail offers not considered advan tageous'to the Government is reserved by the Secretary. oc3-tocl4 •JJ S. >y-30 JL.OAJV. The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that sub- ’ scriptions will he received for Coupon Treasury Notes, payable three years.from August 15th, 1864. with semi annual interest at the rate of seven and . three-tenth* per cent, per annum—principal and' interest both to he paid in lawful money. Theße notes will be convertible at the option of ths holder, at maturity,Jinto six per cent, gold bearing bonds, payable not less-than five nor more than twenty years from their date, as the Government may elect. They will be issued in denominations of $5O, $lOO, $5OO, $l,OOO, and $5,000, and ail subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or some multmle of fifty dollars. As thenoteß draw interest from August 15, persons making deposits, subsequent to that date must pay the interest accrued from date of note to dateof deposit. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN. IT IB A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering a higher rate of than any other, and the best se curity. ■ Any savings bhnk which pays its depositors in H. S. Notes, iconslders that it is paying in the best circulating medium of the country, and it cannot pay in anything better; for its own assets are either in Go vernment securities or in notes or bonds payable in Go vernment paper. : ■ " , Convertible’ into a" Six per cent. 5-20 ;i GoltUßond. .In addition to the very liberal interest on. the notes for three'years, this privilege of conversion is now. .worth about throe per cent, per annum; forto current ’rate for 5-20 Bondsis" not less than nine per-cent/ pre mium, and before the war the premium on six per cent. U. 8- stockswasover twenty per cent. It ■will.beseen that the actual profit on this loan, at to present market rate, is not less than ten per cent, per annum. Its Exemption from State or Municipal Taxation. But aside from all the advantages we have enume rated, a special Act of Congress exempts all bonds and Treasury notes fromlocal taxation. On the average, this exemption is worth about two-per cent, per annum, according to the rate of taxation in various parts of the country. It is believedthat no securities offer so great induce ments to leaders as those issued by the Government. In all other forms of indebtedness, to faith or ability of private parties,- or stock-companies, or separate com munities, only, is pledged- for payment, while the whole property of the country is held to secure to dis charge of all the obligations of to United States. Dp to |he 24th of September, to subscriptions to this loan amounted to over * $40,0005»©0. Subscriptions will be receivtuiby the Treasurer of the Bnited States, .at Washington, the several Assistant Treasurers and- designated Depositories, and by to First National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa., Second National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa., Third National Bank of .Philadelphia, Pa., Fourth National Bank oi Philadelphia, Pa., and by ali National Banks which are depositaries of public money, and ■ ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS throughout the country will give further information ’and : AFFORD. EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS. se29 12iifW2t ; r , jpw U. E. LOAN OF §40,000,000. Referring to the advertisement of the Secretary of the Tieasuiyfor PROPOSALS NOR THE NEW U. S. 5-530 LOAN, We will enclose in our bid for same those of any parties wishing to make application for any part thereof ■i ■ .... WITHOUT (3HARGHE. For information, .apply, to 'jft COOKE & CO., Bankers. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. or p. Shedd, Electrician, : &c,: ; ; : - ; Dear. Sir: ,Permit me .to express in,this informal manner my' appreciation. of your high professional ability, as exemplified in your attention to me 'per sonally, while connected with- Dr. Chamberlain, of this city, now with Dr. Brown, at 1220 Walnut street; Philadelphia. My disease was one of longstanding, and difficult to detect as well as difficult to t? eat; and I' assure y on, that having been under the treatment of several physicians before I came to, you, none were able, or, if able; they failed to treat me with even a mo derate degree of success. It remained for yon, by your shill,' to detect my difficulties, and by your careful and faithful treatment of me, to place me on the road to par feethealth. ~ :. Accept, dear sir, my warmest thanks for your atten tions, and my high estimate of your skill in to appli cation of Electricity as a method of cure. . .. Yours, respectfully, CYRDS COMMINGS. PARALYSIS CURED. State os New York, Livingston- county, Caledonia, Oct. 29, 1862. Dr. Shbdd—Dear Sir; For the benefit of suffering humanity, I would give a statement of my condition when 1 came under your care and treatment. From the result of an injury my left side was'totally paralyzed, and-had been for six months previous to calling on yon, during which time I suffered intense pain, could get no rest only by the influeuce of opiates. Had been treated by several physicians without benefit. When ready to give up all hope of ever regaining the use of my limb 3, I was advised by Thomas Brown of our place to put myself under your care. I did so, and the result is lam fully restored. After receiving fourteen of your Electrical treatments I have now ffie perfect use of my paralyzed side, and my general health was never better. You are at liberty to make such use of this as yon please. . . - THOMAS C. .WARD. DR. BROWN employs the best electrical talent in this country. ' Read the following ceitiflcate.of a cure performed by Dr. Beckwith. CONSUMPTION CURED. v ' September 28th, 1854. Philadelphia, Richmond, No. 29. This is to certify .that about three years' ago I was taken with a disease which physicians called Consumption. T had: a cough, hoarseness, spit bloodi and became! very much reduced, Was under the care of five physicians, andhavo taken a great deal of medicine without relief. In this condition, I called on Dr. Brown, 1220 Walnut street. After an electrical examination was pronounced curable. And under the skilful treatment of Dr. Beckwith, operator and physician in Dr.' Brown’s establishment, am near ly entirely relieved of disease, and expect, after a few more treatments, to be entirely restored to health. I recommend all afflicted to go to 1220 Walnut street. ' SALAMUN MAY. Dr. BROWN employs the best electrical talent in this country. Read the following certificate of a cure performed by Mrs. S. A Fulton.- RHEUMATISM CURED. West Pkh.aj>elph£A, Aug. 27,1884. Dr. IV. S. Brown. I had been afflicted with Rheumatism since April last very severely, it extending over the entire body, causing the most excruciating suffering; for several months waß under lie beet medicai care, but grew no better, and finally gave you a call-, and placed myself under the care of Mrs. S A. Fulton, female operator of your establishment. In two weeks I was relieved of all pain, and am nowperfectly well.- I gladly recom mend all ladies sufferihgto her kind care. ' - Mbs. W. E. ROWAN, West Philadelphia. HEFEEENCBS. In addition to the above, the. diseased and all inter eeted are referred'to the following named gentlemen, that have been treated and witnessed our treatment on others, at 1220 Walnut street: , W B Smith, No. 1022 Hanover street, Philadel phia; George Douglass, No. 26‘South Fifth street;, William H. Shriver,‘ Haiues street, Germantown; L. C. Sicckton, 206 Marlet street, Philadelphia; Chas. H. Grigg, Nos. 219 and 221 Church alley, Emanuel Key, 707 Snnsom street, attorney atlaw; Isaac,D. Gnyer, 2 Woodland Terrace; H. Craig, 1725 Arch street, 138 Broad street; Robert D. Work, 61 North Third-street; A. G. Croll, Northeast corner Tenth and Market streets. H. B.—We take pleasune In referring the sick to the above names, and the followin g, whose certificates have : been or will he given in fnli for, the good of humanity: : Judah Levy. Bronchial Consumption, No. 814' South Front street ; EdwardT. Evans, preacher.of the M, E. ; Church, Dyspepsia of long standing,rilaryngitis. Lumbago, No. 1633 Hslmuth street; Wm. fl. Shame, Paralysis of lower limbs, Paraplegy; and* Epilepsy, publisher of the National Slerchant, No. 1® South Se cond street; Thomas Oweis, Congestion of the. Brain, -’ and severe Hemorrhage, of the Langs and Diabetes^ ■ American Hotel, Philadelphia; James, Nugent, Deaf ness for six years, and ringing and roaring in the head> Fifteenth add Bedford streets; William Morgan, Gene ral Debility, 491 Sprace street. ; Thos Harrop, severe Diabetes, Rose Mills, West Philadelphia; Geo-Hrant, Rheumatic Gout, long standing, No. 610 Chestnut street; H. T. Desilver, Chronic Neuralgia and laflam matory Rheumatltm, No. 1736 Chestnut streets 0.. H. -Carmick, Chronic Dyspepsia and Inflammation of the v Kidneys, Chestnut and Fortieth streets; Anthony Car ney, Consumption, No. 1917 Market street; Edward , McHallon, Consumption, No. 1227 Front street; Charles H. Grigg. Dyspepsia and Constipation. Tenth and Arch streets; J. Ricket. Chronic Bronchitis. Constipation, and Congestion of the Brain, No; 618 CallowhiU street; Rev. J. Mallory, Aphonia, Philadelphia. ' ELECTRICAL INSTITUTION, ESTABLISHED FIVE YEARS AGO. Professor C, H, BOLLES, Lecturer. • Mrs, FULTON, a lady of areat'experience and abUiW., Will have entire charge of Treating In the Ladies Dp partment. CONSULTATION FBEE. .Address all letters to Dr. W. B BRQTiW orf-tnthsßtlf* WADNTTT St., P.bila*a TASTtifUXi AND SPBSTAWTtM* UlsQTmj{Gt PHYSICIANS . W. Bi BEOWN.M. D., P. SHEDD, M. D., S. w: BECK wits, M. D., and Mrs. S. A. FULTON. * WANTS. A VISITING GdVBRNBSag, COMFE •A- TENT, to TEACH tM ENGLISH branches and TEEN OH. desires a EfTHATION-- • A IaW“H. S..’’ office of ji'he Press. , qoll-zt* EMPLOYMENT B©USE, THE pA.Ra -*-* est and most reliable, Toy oty and always a good selection of mod references. Americans, Irish, English, iresm, v»r mans,: Scotch, Welsh, and new D-landed emigrants, as Gardeners, Farm Hands, Coachmen, Watchmen, A®. Cooks, Chambermaids,- Seamstresses, Laundresses, Waitresaes, ■ general •Houße'Wortc Servants _ Also* Colored Servants,- Nos. 803 and @®4- LOCUST Street, above Eighth. N , 6824-lm JTOTEL COOKS,, CHAM'B'ERMAIDS, -a-a Child Ncireea.andaood Housework Gins; Farmers, L*"s, g Lcom Boss;; Sen and .Boys for any Work, at 303 WANTED.— -A-’-, FEEtST-CLAW ME - ’ * chamcal DENTIST,, and no other need'toapply to n L,,,, »B. C. 8. HOOKES, otd2-2t* ; ~ Ko. f>oo VINa-Strect. WAHTSD-A BSYAJN A WHOLE- T? Sd LE Ui I! I)WA7I Ti SPORE. Small salary-given. Address C., Press olßciS .. _ oci‘2 3t‘ WANTED ~,BT-: ; A.;NEWLY.ia;R.' TT riedeoujple, by tbe'lst Noveiister, a FURNISHED ROOM with BOARDING, wesif of Tenth and north 1 of- Walnut street Address, statist” location and. terihS;. ‘ * Alpha, ”at this office. . ocl2-2t*.* WANTED—ON OR Ist '6& I TT 'JAmAKTilhr* BOOK-KEEPER experienced in ®ry Goods Jobßing and Commission Business, a situa- , 'tibn in a large wholesale house. Xo ‘quiak and'correct abffgeres, and afhiir judge of money; A liberal salary expected. Address. H. H.,” : Fres&bStc*. ocl'2-6t* : ANTED—GAS FITTER!?.- NONE but good wesdraaenneejanply. S; IS. LEHTAD, Nets,' St© and 113 South SEV2NTH 6C ocll-2t* WANTED.-A SITUATION BY A I T YOUNG LADY as GOVERNS; to take charge: of and instrdbt Children in theyESTGUSH branched,■ MUSIC, &c: The very best oPMfereucfls regarding character" and capacity given. - Calr or ad dress smo PARRISH Street ..,oc?l-2t.« m STORE WANTED.—WANTED TO Ja-SRENVer PGRCHABISai commodious STOEfflor a WhoJfisale' Business on Chestnut between. Front and FourfcU afreets. Appliy at Box' Ko. Post Office. ... ; cslZSt Ji WANTED—TO 1 RENT OR ijJGPR iSICHASE,-a- modern-built SOUSE, locsited bitween Vine and Pine streets, Broad'and the Sehiiylkui ’ Ad dress “ G. ,” Box 2498 Post office. fOK SAIE AN3> TO LET. TO LIQW©:R MERCHANTS.—THE fixtures of &. LIQUOR STORE, including Reeti®- rng Tabs, Receivers,- Still, &c ..for sale, separatelytfr in one lot Ipcrore-a. 6713 MARKET Street. oel‘2-3t*"‘ TjIM PFEL’ & FAN FOB SALE, FORT^ •*-' laches, scarcely ased. Apply to CHARLES LENNIO, No. 112 South. FRONT Street.. ocTl'nnvSt* m FOB SALE—THE DWELLINGS AM HOUSE, With largo Lot of Grotßsd* No. 252 North NINTH Street., Possession immediately. BOSS ILL & BROS., 116 North NINTH Street. ocl2-2t* m fdrhished nous®, with 12 ■fpidChan,hers, 8 miles from the city* near a railroad ssatlon, to rent low till' 25th. March. Address “ Win sor, ” this office. ocU-2t* jl- FOR SALE- STORE AND DWELL ■IHjNGon GIRiRD Avenue, near Twelfth street, one of :the moat improving neighborhoods, on accommo dating terms. Inquire at> No. 683 CHESTNUT Street, third story. ' oc!0-6t* Mfoe sale or to let, ~ DWELLINGS, _'oolo- 61* i No goassand »108 ARCH Street. M SMITH’S WHEEEISrO BREWERY FOR SALE.—Being desirous of retlringfrbm active business, I hare determined’to dispose of nty Old Esta blished “WHEELING BREWERY” and MALTING ES TABLISHMENT, now in successful operation* together with.the Stock on hand, which is sufficient to enable a purchaser to proceed with the business without inter ruption, consisting in part of Alee, Malt b ops, Barrels, Cooper’s Stuff, Teams, and- Fixtures, everything in complete order and capable- of brewing twenty thon-. sand barrels of aleand malting forty tl ousaud bushels ,of barley pereeason. - The buildings comprise the large brick Brewery, with the cellar and van ts complete, and Malt House, brick Cooper s Shop, capable of tnru ing out one hundred barrels per week, seven dwellings for employees, realizing an annual rent of five hundred dollars, large stable, bag-room* wash-bouse and office, all lighted with gas manufactured on the premises. - The old-established reputation of my Ales and Malt in the East, West, and South, and theregr.lar cashcus tomers for all I have been able to manufacture, with the increasing demann for malt liquors, make.it one of the most desirable opportunities that, could be offered to a reliable party to engage in the business with a certain prospect of realizing a fortune in a frw years. TERMS OF SALE.—As to real estate, one-fourth:cash, the balance in one, two, and three years, with Interest, secured by mortgage on the premises. .As to personal property, one-fourth cash, the balance in three, six,- and nine months. If not disposed of at private sale before the twentieth da-y-of October, of which due notice will be given in the papers containing this advertisement, I will then on that day offer the same at public auction. - \ ocll-9t* - GEO. W. SMITH, WHEELING, Ya. «FORRENT— ANUMBEROFCOM modIous DWELLINGS, on Thirteenth, Twelfth, and Mervine streets, having bath, range, hot and cold water, at from $2B to $33 per month. TaTLOW JACKSON, : oc7-12t* : 614’CHESTNUT Street. •_ See, just lece BUCE^Bi MtsCAMWON.-Jfc CO , 3Y WATER St, apd 38 NORTH WTBARV&, ocf-iat v, ; - , , Phiiadaltihia. T F. FRUEAUFF, ATTORNEY AND t/.CouneeUoij.at law, Hdlidaysh™. Blair Co., Pa. Collections PSomptlj attended to.m Aiair, Hunting don, and Cambria counties. Refers to R CLASSKSDN & CO., No. Street: F. R STARR, President Entemiee Wraraijw; Co. ; CHAMBERS & RBBISTER, Washington Life tasurfince Co t: WETHERILL & BEO , Second Street; % A,. UIDDLE & CO., Bankers, „Pnila delphia, - oclO-lih* AT REASONABLE ?BI«ESt AUCTION BACES. A TJCTIOH SALE OF COSfOEM^EB •**- HOBPITAi PBOPBETT. __ ifBBICAI, i'ITRrEI'OK’S OfFTCE, 'W'jEaHtsOTOjr, D. C ,■ petjberS, 1884. Will be sold, at pnbiie aocton, at Medical Store- Keeper's Depot, cornerFand Eighteenth streets, in thin city, on. . WEDNESDAY, October 12, ©K; .. „ A QUAHTIT? OF HOSPITAL i'IJKJi iTfIKE, . n£v!. si !‘ tlß| i of Iron Bedsteads.. Hair Piilowe.Shaets, S, 4 J?tv e S‘» StO T 98 ’ Chairs', Knives, For&s. Spoons, enipty Boaree, &c., &o. . . . pital'’xile aJticleB haTB 1,8811 as unfit for ho*« [! ln United Staten Currency. P gale to Minffiience at 10 o’clock A. M - By order of Elajor General Anger, ' ' Burgeon 0. S, A , Med’l Purveyor;- Depot of Washington!. SALE OP dONDEMN®® XV BOSSES. . QtTARTSRKASTER GeSTEl?alj*3 Opeioe* • - ■ :'■ ■ ■ Fikbx i»iviB,o», win bn WASBnroTOir Bin, October 1, Wi .Will Ew.ssM At Public Auction, to the highest bidder? at the tixbe aHd places named below, ytz- MVTfi.IS, PENBSYLVAMA, THBO3BAY. 1 October 13, I8H.; „ i WILMiiJOTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, I - October 20* 1864. - .< ! TOR®. PSBNSY L VA'is? lA. THURSDAY, , rWo HOND'HRD CAVALRT horses, a# sags as unlit ftsr the r tfe® array. , » mpVe ba| i3na&! * t™rc»>«e»» many good barbate’ 1 Cj sa-,ag*iai”fei... 0C& tpa» " 15VEmW’eleck:*, . It is expected this will be one of the best trots of the season, as the abovehorses have trotted-in 2.35. FIRE-PROOF SAFES. jpg® LILLIE’S SAFX!.- THE ENEMY; DOES NOTi RESPOND* STILL ANOTHER EFFORT; ■... Philadelphia, October 10,1854.* To David Evans, of the firm, of Evans & Watson:. • Dear Sir; Agreeably to previmiaannouncement, now notify you that ou next Thursday, the.l3th inst.*- at 10 o’clock A. M., we shall have-a National. Bank SAFE on Flanagan's Wharf, the first wharf below Dock street, ready for a PUBLIC TESTVaIso, that we have just furnished a National Bank Safe to 3iessrs, Painter* & Co., bankers, 110 South Third street, which wilb also he ready for a public test at .the same time, ana that we shall expect you to be present and test tkanixm your* new and scientific principle, ao publicly announced; That we have the right to thus call upon you we present the following as pome of the reasons: First—You publicly announaed that Lillie-« Safes weTe neither fire nor burglar proof. > - ; Second—Th%t you could open any Safe Liliie had in. use in two hours. •> Third—' That you would drill a hole ihrouglvT«illie- 1 »- Safe, at Evans & Watson's offiee, every morning, pX tenu o'clock, during the month; say in v, also, .that as yotu bad drlUed one you could drill any other of'LUlmte*. Safes; thus placing yourself/voluntarily as-public inr strnctbrintheartofopenin&Lillie sSafe.- ’ _ . • ' Row, as we have met you publicly, aoau-points*, and offered , to put LUlie’s Safe agaiust Evnu& eon’s on equal terms a g a fire-proof aGd'AaSs._ a-*barg7- iar-proof, to give, you one half advantage;m time* accepting your own terms in all the same time sayiug aat if yon hsd> nat- eonfi* - deuce to pnt Evans & Watson's Safe-against-Ltl—f He’s, we would fumißh ?oa different Safes of LiltieJst and of your own selection, and give yoa.-«tbrfle-hours; instead of two (the timeyon asked), to open,them, stia ply asking that you, should put up a respectable- sunt, with us, to go to the winning party. As yon have-nn*s responded to any of tliese propositions, thaiaferarc* i.ss; plain that you darenotifek any amouist-on the-re«nlt_; That your honesty and sincerity in making your state ments as to the ins, rarity of Lillie’s Sates may be fairly - tried, we now call upoa you to test thesa Safas a t our risk, claiming that your position as peAHc- ii»t vlructor requires if;-that the publiohas the rf’gAt. t>. demand It, and that wa-have the right in insist uponr'it. Yonrg, &c., LEWIS LILLIE &BGIS: M. 0. SADLER, Agent, No. 21 South SEVENTH Street. : , oclfJ2t - BEMOYAL. ' On and after SUNDAY, Octol3er>l6tlu Ticket Office of the Pennsylvania Eailroad. will fe at die Pas senger Depot, TBAKTIETH and -West ‘ PAS3EITGEK TBAIHB. - "Will start from tlw PHILADELPHIA^STAE&MSV A 3 FOLLOWS Mail Train w,.,, ; v:.... at. Farkestmrg Train, Ho. 1 Fast Line'....,......... S. >, . Parkestnre Train', Ho. 2 Ht« rislmr^-Aoconinodation.t f< ..... .. M ., Lao caster-Accommodation Paoli Train*. ; ........... ■-♦.•. Erie Express—..♦..... ..._.. PMladeipMa. Express.... k. v ‘..v. *. .. - AND AKKIMB.- Erie -at....... 4:30 A. M. PMladpfcpiiia Express. 7.05 “ Paoli B2O " ‘* H.o. l,.‘* ......... 9.80 " , PaevPiine... ....10,20 Ixm&to* Tr si A . .12.35 P. IHL. ParPeVlnirg. Ko. 2..................... 5.30 “ MaUd s'rain 6 ‘.t. 545 *V .HiVrisburg Accoiamoaatipn..“... ILOO **• Philadelphia Exjoesaleavts daily. Erie .* “ V “. except Satardars. AH other Trains daily, except Sunday. The Depot at tboeor&wof Eleventh and Market slraeta. will be closed alter BATUEDaY, lotliiimt. G. C. FBANDISpjrS. ; Sail. Philadelphia Division. Penna: Railroad. W'KoT Pnu,A3)sa33lA, Oct. 12, 1861. ; . ocl2 6t grf?SSO5 PIANOS, COTTAGE EXCEL rTg?« 'Slop. aRSASS. HAKSfOK'!IIMS,a3d MELQ- WiOSS, at • MARSH’S Mosie Stora, : 'bc7>2m Ko. 1103 CHESTiSWT- Street, gggsßsa ME¥EK’S NEWLY IM-. fti PECTED CKESCKNT fCALS OyjSBSXBUKG PIANOS. Actoowladsad to bo the .boat.-. Lpcdc« Friie in America receiyadk , SECOND- HABJJ PIASTOS. eeS-Sju ffo.ySfe/l AKCHSi. y-bel. DECKER BROSi, TFR9 ASJ> STECK & QOJS OBLEBRATBa. PIANOS. J. E. GCWGJEjO, BEVKKTH AN2>. CHESTBST. ESTEV'B COTTAGE ORGANS, Xoi 0*1? oISS of Ton» And £°f^J a £*te aqaiofy well adapted^ feas . : • So. IS Corth SXIrSNTH Btjsat Alao, aaornpUJ:. M»orm«t of ih» P-rfott « n *»t»ntlT os hand ______ »ggjg_ ALBANY nSB.DSO.T, R Y.-m BBLtWJES A.KD RARf- STJj caHAR baTgfe J. STACKPOJUhU ’ Mas to.isnow loadingat first wharf below. Kg§nC| §}««> and will «*tt tgr »h« above points on ,W*EiyiESDAX., °For freight, which -will be tatren te’CV apply to , D.R. FLijfAOArf. Agent. -- ociP.'3t 3Qjf Sooth DEM WARE Ay-nnd DEPABTJttFNT FOB OPST9S • VISTVAM. 8.00 A. ST.' • 10.00 .XOOF.JT.. . 2.30 , “ . ,4.00 “ . 600 “ . 8.00 ** 10.45 “ fifflt