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Ltriken, Clinton co
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Indenhall. fcria
•i.ioant, Blair co
iliMveti&wf, Tsana
Yitiender, Cleveland
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O R Messcreniith, Pennn
0 J Dickey, Lancaster
Peter Martin, Lancu«oc
\Y W Gibson, Harrisburg
F B Slumbangli, Ponna
Ad.i Gon I, Thom is, Wash
P B Homes, How Y'ork
15 Huntington Asia, Mass
A. Bernhard, Hew York
0 0 Mnliin, Harrisburg
WTMorieon, Montg on
G B Stock, Fni- alin,P.i
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J Cochran & wf, D*wjw
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Miss Cummins, Delaware
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ibenson
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B K Hawley. Baltimore
<’ H Barrett, Hew York
R 8 Gould. Treat oil
J R L Ryan, Trenton
fe o fi ioa ’ J U New York
1 Robinson, Delaware
.11, Henri & la, DelaYaro
M T Skiff, Boston
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B Swa«, Massachusetts
C E L Holmes, How York
H Lea. Pittabar*
P J louos & w', Wash
H MnKay, Haw York
T P Einntlnslon, How York
J Perry. IV. hstar 110
F, Schflk, Haw York
J K Whitney, Haw York
J St Wilcox, Rotilirste;
i.T S Boor, Maw York
iirHalatctl, Wimtr, DC
ChasAlreiis, Kcwlorlt
8 0 Statibid, Ragland
Jo a Moonm. Jr, BiiUtlilore
F Stone. Mary.nail
Cha».Board, Hew York
Chas Tallin, Mew York
Jm McDowell, Hew York
J R Alexander, Lancaster
E A -Wlldt, Brooklyn
G YY Brown, Hasbvilie
r in, Baltimore
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. yeon, Lyons
t Doycr. Boston:
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in, Clarksburg
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grlsbea, Bermuda
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iller, Kewville. I'a -
Phillips, Taunton
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leady, Delaware
laman, Dover, Del
ten, Delaware
[organ & ns, Concord
ires, PrinceLm
It, Cincinnati _
ilson,.Maryland
nerlcan.
JTJobnston. Ballefonle:
H Wa'soa, Ohio
E McHngb, Penna
JIM Hannahs, Cnicago
A L sutniper
J V Craven, Salem, N J
PB Carpenter
E. >f Meyeva, Betblsliein
J B MeClumaut, Po£Uvil{ft
EL nebb, Cumberland Md
I» L Fred & son, ZanesYilla
« W Smith
B Crier & in, Salem, U .T
VV H Rally, Wash, D C
WCliSparry* Neir Fork
0 H Bulkier, Gievelaad
E F Keilogg. Kaapaw
~)asL Bayraftker, Penna ’
rJi K flreeufleld, Chester co
iJMdntvra
R Blawis, Kew Torlr
Miss Blawis, Rew Fork
P Roberts & wf, w fhiutar
S Bacnam* wf,W Chesier
Chas Green Sc iady
Jos Jersey Shore
J W Keiiy
J W Clark, Conn .
D W Mof-re, Delaware
\y F Moore, .Delaware.
A Wallace, New York
T 8. Dono£ma&wf, Wa s h‘n
JMarphy, Allentown,Pa
: . TPi* Mr
Itton, Brownsville
Brf&heu, Virginia
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iason, New Tcrk
bypr, Penna
i'anUrurocs, P*nna
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man, New Ca>tle
icTfordj St Louis
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nr, Maryland
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fl’crt, fort Wayna
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fottstown
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T Bear, Penna
W-H Hasseiiplug. Penna
fl L Henderson,'Ulear/ield
J A Gault, Kiitanniiig
B H Laker, AHtuhear .
J D Roddy,
E H George,'Broß. l Top
llr A G Y McNeoLFuLoao
T Dean, Cincinnati
ELNicoll, Wheeling, Ya
John Jones, Virginia
D C LfcrifUo
Isaac W GriibL, Allegheny
M A Dam-sott. Allegheny
•T M Irvin, Pa
Dr R BAroasido, Idaho
G V Clo»e, Idaho
F- J Hickey & wife. Cal
B W Noonan & wife, Cal ■
Miss'S Curtis, Conn .V
J B Hrpkins, Lock Haven
J B Wistar & wfjSxlem, ft J
Capt J L Graham
Lieut T-GCnristy. Mi
Wm Wolf & wf. Penna
F R Bjnedlot, Bedford
D G Powers, New York
JLvne. USA
Mrs B Farr, Hyde Park
J G Npps & wf, Potma
Misg Paddock, Peuca
H A Murray & wf* Conn
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A J Hammer,Penna
A W Shober, Lane co, Pa
•S Auman, Poitstowa
John SUmokeu, New York
Jacob Hartman, New York
J R Ricked, Poitsville
Sami B Light, M D, Penna
C Cooper, Chambershurg
D Breraan, Pottsville
P.K.McCftuil*, Lebanon
L IC Laad*rmeleh, Lebanon
f>f J H Sch*-et2,PotUvllle
DPojter, Boston
John Menan, Mass
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s, Jbavertoirn* Pa
tamer,
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in, Peon#,
‘terroan Penta
Beading
Ja-* Brighter, Boston
J H JBrosaman, New York]
cc-vton» Lane co
imercial. . • '■
W Llnburg, Trenton
M Smith, Columbia : .
KM vouav, Coatesvilla
W F Lorejoy*' Maine
E Hodgkins, Oxford
GRBasiett, New York
M Winter, New York
P MBarr, M? Union ■
J Wood, West Chester
E D Humphrey, York co -
J uakford. Oxford
H Long, Chester co
J Berta,:© in la,N Brunsw’k
G Giles, Connecticut
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Newtown
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licit, Clicfioruo
•r, Maryland
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, Huntingdon
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Ohio
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j 0 Johnson, Easton, Pa
'Gr-o Daniels, Barton, Pa
IA Jlanim, Ne« Yoffc
PLeinbach, Allentown
! Peter Leibert, Easton
j John S Stocnm, Penna
(4ro:be**ftf Taaoersviiie
John Wslp, Betkl*-h»m
R Kcideab-iCh, Lancaster
lD FoUner, Lebanon.
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; J J Uhernott, Lehigh co
;Geo W Roth, Lehigh co
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R Sefcock, Penna
S’AUdts, HartKviile
G H Knhi .x «U, N J -
Mr & Mrs. Potts. N J
M Rhinsy, Bucks co
KX> To mUo^ou, B neks co
Mr Richardson, Backs co
S Harper, Pot Chase
.T Arroitage&la, Bucks co
J Fa weiste, New Turk
O Fletcher, Brooklyn
K Nick«iieoQ. New Jersey
Miss J Knhi, New Jersey
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ic<ite, New Jersey
Nefl’York
Sew York
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New Jersey
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White Hall
rer, White Halt
uithoai.
D Moon, Boston
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J 0 BeaneU & la, N J
W Eolith & la, New Jersey
E linker, Bristol, Pa
A Head He, Boston
Cbas •Schalhana, New J
Mr* Yysw, New Tors-
Mrs Or JRoop, Mi
John Surney & la
M F Bealy, Virginia
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meTillC. Maryland
stings, Delaware
vneb, Delaware
imrtr, Maryland
■■ Hss-bm'g. Md
le Owing*, Dai
'wings, Del
•, Delaware
iBB. Sew Jereey
'few Jersey :
seß* Bear, ;
H Tomlinson. Byb.arry
JS Cornell. Penna
11 S Landis, Penna
K S Bshbach, Bsthelsville
D Kobii'S, Montour
E Vvetherhoid, Penna
L M Line, Allestown
J H Bock'
J W Miller,, Womelsdori 1
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Han'ishurg
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Fox Chase
:1, Chnrchtown:
. Hersding:
, Beading
Beading . ,
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SPECHAI, NOTICES;.
Hair Restored to its Oeiginad
BTHFUIj COLOR-BAIDNESS PREVENTED!
Ion” " Hair Color Bestojer. ”,
'• Hair Color Restorer. ”
“ Hair Color Restorer. ’ ’
Lou " So.Dte. *' HaSr Color Restorer. ”
“Hair Odor Restorer;”
* * H tit Color Restores. 1
;e un {if Imo'tfjn Restorer of Color and Perfact
combined, delicately perfumed.
STILL ANOTHETL CERTIFICATE.
ly certify to.(lie wonderful effects of tie
n Hair Color Restorer and, Dressing." My
s very' gray, and through its use it was soon
to its natural color, and the hair; which was
iy and harsh, and fail!ttg off, now became soft
sy, ceased falliii;; ; the dandruff disappeared,
scalp lost all the disagreeable itthing, so an*
More, and at this time it is fully restored to
nal dttTh color, and I cheerfully commend its
' who are desirous of having a beautiful head
JIhS. MiEY KLIh'E.
irsburg, Pa,, Fept. 20th, IS6I. > .
cents porbcttK or six bottle* for $4. Sold br
'KE & SON, .130 North SIXTH Street. It
Clothing,
S. E. corner SEVENTH and MARKET Sis.
SLOTHING, S.E cor SEVENTH and MARKET
SLOTHING, S.E.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
ILOTHiNG, S'E 1 cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
CLOTHING, S.E cor/ SEVENTH and MARKET
CLOTHING, S.E. cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
CLOTHING, S E.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
CLOTHING, S E. cor.- SEVENTH and MARKET
ILOTIIISG, S. E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
SLOTHING SEcor, SEVENTH and MARKET
SLOTHING. S. E.cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
SLOTHING, S.E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
clothing, S.E cor, SEVENTH and MARKET
CLOTHING, 6 E COl-. SEVENTH and MARKET
SLOTHING, S. E cor, SEVENTH and MARKET
comma, S.E ror SEVENTH and MARKET
.OTIUNG, S E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
NOTHING, S.E.cor, SEVENTH and MARKET
LOTMING, S E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
JLOTHINC, B.E cor. SEVENTH and MARKET
Wihtf 1 . : :
s' Clothing,'Boys’ Clothing, Boys’
Clothing, Boys’ ‘Clothing, Boys’ Clothing,
Clothing, Boys’ Clothing, Boys' Clothing,
Clothing, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Clothing,
1 every variety, In every variety,
every variety, ' . In ovary variety,
tvery variety, In every varlaty,
At H.-1,, Hailowelldt Son's, .
AtH. L, llttllowell Jt Eon’s,
At H, 1,. Hallo-well & Son’s,
At H. h. HalloweU&Son*s,
irhet street, 031 Market street,
’Beet street,. 5M Market street/
irket street, 031 Market street,
irket street, KB Market street. “**.
. Notice.—We have the largest and heat
. ockofKeady-made Boys’ Clothing in the city,
styles, and made In the heat manner
HALLOWELL & SON, 534 MARKET Street
■ Place to But Clothing,
ieat place to Btnr clothing.
‘EAT PLACE TO BUY CLOTHING.
SEAT PLACE TO BUY CLOTHING.
wanamakkr A BROWN.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
WANASUKER & BRO WN.
V ."ANi MAKER*-BROWN. '
E pa? l fclXTrl AND MARKET STS.
! E pad ? IXTH and MARKET STS.
• E Oftp' !!? TH AND MARKET STS.
■ StArH AND MARKET STS.
Colgate’s Honby Soap,
TMa celebrated TOILET SOAP, in snob anlvenalde
mand, is wade from the OHOICEST materials, is MILD
and EMOLLIENT in Us nature, FRAGRANTLY SCENT
ED, and EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL In its action upon
the Skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
dealers. . _ fe2B-tathaly
To Purchase Clothing at low prices,
make a selection from our stock of READY-MADE GAR
MENTS. We are selling goods equal in style, fit, make,
and material, from ‘lbto 60 psr cent, lov>er than is now
charged for same goods made to order. We have all
styles, sizes, and prices of Clothing, Mens’. Youths*,
and Boys'. All can be suite 1 w ithout delay or trouble,
BENNETT & CO.,
eel-rntnllif tf TOWER HALL. SIBSIARKET Street.-
One-Price Clothing, of the. Latest
styles, made in the best manner, expressly for R ET AIL
SALES. LOWEST SELLING PRICES marked sin
PLAIN FIGURES. All goods made to order warranted
: satisfactory. The one-price ■ system, is strictly adhered
to. All are thereby treated alike. .TONES'OLD-ES
TABLISHED ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, COl
MARKET Street, near Sixth. de2S-Iy
Wheeler & Wilson’s Highest Premium"
L©€;K-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
THE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST.
Salesrooms. 701 CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh.
SCHUELLERMANN MOHACIIESI. -On Ylie .Mih
instant,by .the Rev. 0. A. YYepzet, Clmrles W. Sohnei
lermsnn to Hollio A., daughter ol the late Nicola Mo
uaobd&i, both of this city/-- ' ..'. n :' , -
KBOdDB-‘SCA , f , ri2KGOpD.--At West Chester, Pa.-,
onPlfth-day (theGthinat ), Wm. Rhoads, ot Delaware
connfv, and Huimah Scattorgood, of tbo former placq,
BLaOK—ADAMS.—At Camden, N. J., oa the both,
nit., bv Friends’ ceremony, in the presenoo of P, C.
ilndd, T.lavor, William Black to Mary .T. Adame, both
of Burlington county, M. J. *
SEWARD—KI3IBER.—Ih.thiscity, on the 19th Inst.,
by Rev. Henry Dar ing, D. D., of Albany, Major S. S.
Seward. U. S. A., to Ylis^Crissie F. Kimber, of Phila
delphia. ' . . ■' : \ -
DIED.
-BIBKETv—At Ills residence ti>. this city, David Bsll
Biiuey* Major General United States Volunteers, ased
61) years. , -
fits friends and those of the family, officwp, and sol
diers on dnty or on leave, aro respectfully invited to
attend hfsfuneral, on Friday, October 2Ut» at 2F. M.,
firtm his late 1920 Race street. - :
BRYANT.—On AVcdaesday raorniiu, October 19th»
T su y Bryant, of this city, in the S9tH year of her age.
licir family and friends km invited to attend ing fan**-
r.l from tbe icsideuce. of Mrs. R. Qamlies, *fo. 1720
3heshmt street, on Saturday morning next, at 11
o’clocV. . ***
COLEMAK. —On tie 17tli instant, Ann B. Coleman,
in iho D2d year of tier age.
Hc-r- relatives and friends ire Invited to attend tier
funeral, from tlio residence of David Sellers, near Dar
by, on i’lfth-dajvihe 20th'insta.iit, at 2 o'clock F. M. **
*ff-vHEJDCIDAETKESEETSTOKE BATTERY. '
; October 20,1881.
In obedience to ordensfromHeadciuartere.tltis Battery
wilt participate in the funeral obsequies of the late.
Inner General D. B. BIRNF.Y.
. The men of the Battery -will report at (he City Arsenal,
atilo’clrck A. H.'t FRt'DAY. October2l.
By order M. HASTINGS, Captain.
I. 0. Wikohxstbi:, 0. S. y oc2o-2t*
MOURNING GOODS —PRICES RE
"JL BtrCED.—s2 25.81ack Wool Keps reduced to $1.75.
$2. f.O Black Wool Heps reduced to $2. ,
$•2.25 Black French SLerlnoes reduced to $1.50. '
$2.26 Black French Cashmereß reduced to $1.23.
$l3 Black 'l’Mbet Lous Shawls reduced to $lO.
SOC Black Thibet Lous Shawls reduced to $ll.
ssid.SO Black Blanket Long Shawls reduced to $ll.
60-cent Aineruan Mourning Be Laiues reduced to 40.
cents, •.
•15-ceat Mcmraißff Chintzes reduced to 37K cants, Stc.
BEESON & SOS', Store,
IVO »I 8 CfiESPNCFT Street,,
PURPLE-EDGE BLACK SILKS.—
A THESE ABE KNOWN to be the most durable Silks
ever made. •>
PILE BLACK SIIKS-22. 2-1 26, 28, SO, and 32inches
Wide. -These are the STOUTEST BLACK SILKS known
to the trade. EYES & LANDOLL, ■
oclS 'FOURTH ami ARCH Streets.
gisnfkaTj Grant,—the fol-
KSj l LOWING Subscriptions have b?ea received for
tie BUST of this di6iin.gtiish.ed General, now on sk-
MVUton at our Store: - - -
i.Tossph Bs rrison, Jr., E5q.....
Win. M. Smith, E5q.............
I». Mon tgomery Bond, Esq •. •.. >
W.T. Wilstaoli, E5q.;.........
Jams?L. Claghora, E5q........
John B. Charoherg, E5q........
Mis. E Kosengarten......
Gcorfro P. Smith, E5q............
Charles Schaffer, Esq,...
BtighO, Carey, E5q.....
John Cunningham, Esq..,
E. D. Kennedy, E5q,..,..;....,.
John B. fTeald, E5q............
Xorman Spang.-Esq..-
,T C. Elsrcer, Esq,;-.
J. C. Nanis, Esq,, Loniavilie.
MiKR S. W hittaher........... •.
Andrew D Cash. Esq
Samuel 8. White, Esq
James T. Ayres, Esq.,
Cssh. t...
Other subscriptions of from $1 to $lO thankfully re
ceived and duly acknowledged.
BMJAMrN OT NE, Treasurer,
It .. SO l CHESTNUT street.
t3S‘ =: * NOTICE.—TME ; ANN CAB, MEST
fKS? JKG of the Stoekholders.of the CLINTON' CO»L
AND IRON COMPANY will be held on WEDNESDAY,
“November2,lS64, at 4o’cloJkP. M., at No.' 318-W AL
II DT Street, second story. : ocSU-thgt*
J!KWS3“= ' AT AS ASS'
fcE? TBS COtITRIEUTO'
SING SOUI'SOCIETY.iieIda
tha following-named gent
in, nageis and offl cers to sent
President, -
Robert Gratlin, 637 Pine.
Treasurer.
Collins 'West, SO2S. Second.
Charles Bhodes,
Seventh above Chestnut.
John Pcarcei
947 South Sixth street."
. William Yeates,
771 South Sixth street.
SI. 1-. Burr, 768 B Tenth.
Mr. L. V. Curry, 725 Rpru
Vised to make collection for l
oc2o-8t AUG;
jPTSf*- SISTJI-WAttß XIMCO&K ASM>.
. CIATION. —At a meeting of the NINTH- WARD
■LINCOLN ASSOCIATION, held on Tuesday evening,
Oct. IS, at the Hall, Market and Merrick street, the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted: . '
Scmlvfd. That the thanks of ail l.iyaLmen of Ninth
Ward are due to JOHN PRICE WETHBKILL, E«i.,
late repreieniative of the ward in Select C luncil, far
the able and patriotic manner in whu-h he has: per
formed his duties to his constituents while a member
of that body. Extract from the minutes.
JOHN THOMPSON, President.
Jons L. Im., Secretary. . : It*
GJRAR!) BANK.
S-ISr - Philadelphia, October BVIBB4,
A general meeting of the .Stockholders nf this Sank
will bo held at tho Banking House on MONDAY, tha
21st day of November next, at 52 o'clock ST.-, to con
sider and decide whether, this Bank ehail become an
Affociation for the business of Banking, under the laws
of the United Stites; and whether it ahail exercis-: the
powers conferred bj the act of the Legislature of this
State, entitled "An act enabling the banks of this Com
monwealth to become associations for banking under
-the laws-of the Bnited'.htaies, ” unproved 2'2d August,
1E64; and to take any further action that may bo n'e
cceserv..... '
The "election for Directors will he held at the same
place in the same day. November 21st, between the
hours of 10 A. M. and 2P. M. _
Theannus) meeting of the Stockholders, und<*r the
charter, will be he'd at the Banking; House, on TUES
DAY, the let day of November, at!2 o'clock P. M. •
. It- W. L SCHAFFER,
ocIO thehstnoll Cashier.
ft-TST* DAPI’IIfN AND COIOBADO
. GOLD MINING COMPANY. ...
Chartered by the state of Pennsylvania. :
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000, ;
500 0.0 SHARES—PAE VALUE $5.
’ PreBideht“JOSN 8.-ANDERSuN.L . ,
DIEECTOK3.
Thomas A. Scott. Jhmesß. Magee, . .
N B Knease, John W. Hall, Hatrisbnrg.
Wcu S. Freeman, :• T. C. McDowell, do.
Boht. P. King, John Brady, do.
1 John M. Riley, W. W. Wylie, Lancaster.
CharlesDeSilver, Wi.G.Shnce. Calorado.l
D. P. SOUTH WORTH,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Office of the Company, No. *A3~ WALNUT Street—
P.oom No, 5,
Authenticated specimens'have bean procured, from
bcbip of the Company’s lodes, and Dave been assayed
by Fr, fesrors Booth and Garrett with the most gratify
ing results. Subscription lists have been opened at the
GSiceof the Company and afc'the Treasurer’s Omce (In
ternal Revenue), Ko. 427 CHESTNUT Sliest, Farmers’
and Mi ch anics’. Bank Building. To original subscribers,
:'S3. Wiper share, tor a limited number of shares.
Circulars, pamphlets, or Information can be obtained
at the Oiliee of the Company after the,l7th last. ’ • •
Octobek 14,15C4. oc!4-lm
*<3g= OFFICE SWATAB.4 FAffXS COAX
B2K? COMPAhY, 208 South FOURTH Street, .
PitiijAnEr.rHiA, October 20, 1861
The Board of directors have -.this day declared: a
Dividend offTVE (S) per cent out of the net earnings
of tie Company to the. Ist October, payable on and after
tbn-.Tist inst., clearof State Tax. ,/ ■ - 1 . : ■ .
The Transfer Books \rtll be closed Yrom the ffithtothe
31st iDst. b- s PILBERT, ,
O'Ao-U't . ■; y - ■ Treasorer.
WESTERS BASK ©*' I’HIU
BELFHIA, Octobbr 18, 1331.--
the Annual Meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS of this
Bftah Vfti 1 be held At the £ANKI if G HOUSE on TUES
DAY, ihe firs! day of November next at 12 o'clock M.
■And the Annual Election for DIKEGTO RS will be held
at file BANKING HODSE on MOJH>AT>the-tweaty-first
day of November next, between the hoars of 10 A. At
and 21’. JI. ' " ‘
OclO fno2i
C. N. WEYGANDT, Cashier.
s®= m EMUANAItA MISISC COM*
BSS' PABY OF MICHIGAN.—The first meeting of
the CORPORATORS of the E.-.canaba Mining Company
of Michigan, under its Articles of Association, will be
held at the office-of the Winona Mining Company, So.
Til South FOURTH Street, Philadelpnia, on SATUR
DAY, the 29th day of October, A. D. 1864. at 4 o’clock
p M. JAf A QuBBELt,
B. A. HOOFES,
Two of the Associates of said Corporation..
Philadelphia, Oct. 11,1554. ocli-lSt
AMERICA, ■
Philadelphia, October 13,1864.
A general meeting of .the STOCKHOLDERS of this
Back wiilbe held It the BASKIHU-lIOUSEcm IB ON
BAY, the 14th day of November nest, at 11 o’clock
A. M., to consider and decide whether this Bank shill
■become an Association for the business of Banking
..under tho laws of the United' States: and whether it
stall exercise the powers conferred by the actor, the
LcgisHtme of this State, eniitiid An act enabling the
h,.nks or ibis Commonwealth to become associations for
bsabin# Tinder the laws of the United States, ap
proved 25d AuguEt, 1861; and to take any further action
that may be nieessary. .
8y order of the Board of Directors.
ocM-lico ■_ J. HOCKLEY, Cashier.
KMT° 8TOt®MOLl«B8>. aiEITSTN©.
FARMERS’ AND MECHANICS’ BANK, . ,
Philadelphia, Sept. 23, 1861
. A general meeting of the Stockholders ofthe Farmers’
and Mechanics’ Bank of Philadelphia wi» he held at
their Banking House on THURSDAY, ths twentieth day
of October next, at eleven o'clock A. M.,*>r the pnr
poto, of taking into consideration, and deciding on the
: fraestion whether or not the mid Bank st all become an
Association ior carrymgon the business of Banking un
der the Laws of the United States, and of exercising the.
powers conferred by the Act of tne General Assembly of
this 'Commonwealth, entitled, ‘ An act enabling the
Banks of this Commonwealth to become atsociatious
for the purpose of hanking under thelaws of the United
States,’’ approved the 22d day of August, 1864; and to
take such action in regard thereto as may be necessary
and proper, i 0 f the Board of Directors,
se2Ltoc» W. BUSHTON, Jr., Cashier.
BANK.
- . FhilAdelehia, September IS, 1864. .
stockhtEdersoLSffwe to claim their
se2l-tuthstoc2l JOSEPH N. PEIRSOL, cashier.
§wrgF“ COMMISSION OF : THE'- UNWED
Noiice®ltl?ebyS?el°haUbe Commission iwovidea
ment Of claims, was dnl yorg am zed a i the city ofOnay
aqaii, on the 18th day of August last, and that the said
Commission Will continue in , session for the period of
Huelvamonths from that date. . . . -
I 'all citteas of the United States having claims upon
Ecuador are, tl erefore notified, to appear In person* or
attorney, ahd present the proofs m support of their
cisimstosaid Commission, or .to file their claims and
nrn'nfawitb thß Secretary of the Commission, “Senor
Cris a ntrMedina7” ia Guayaauil, in the Eepnblicof
which shall hot he presented to the Commis
sion within the twelve months it.remainßin oxifitituco,
will be disregarded by^both Governments and consl
dered Invalid. ‘ FBEDEBICK ffASSA|IKisK,
Minister Resident and Commissioner of the Dnited
States. 5
■WABHtysTOK Cht, October 1, 1864. • oc3-lm_
Kar 1 COSSOLID ATION BANK., „
,‘ *• , October 13, 1864.
An election for Directors to Berve the ensuing; year
Will be held at the Banking House on MONDAY, 21st
2%J«®y*Bihernext» between tha hotttft of IQ A. fll.
< ai 3 JOSEPH K. PEIRSOL, '
ocl4- fmwtnow Cashier.
slo 00
.......... 6GO
. 5 00
......... 5.00
.......... 500
.......... 500
6 00
5 00
.......... 000
......... 500
.......... coo
5 00
....600
5 00
5 00
5 GO
.............. 500
5OO
5 00
* 5 00
. 500
’UAIi IJEETISH 0F
iftS ;OF THE MOYAHBN
itthe Building last areata*,
tlemon were duly elected
ire tlie enfuiag year:'
I Vice i'realdeut,
Hecry B'evemon,
I ‘ ls4o Lombard..
• Secresary,
. A. .T Baton, :
• Bear ol 722 Chestunt, I
OEKS. .
R. K. Stewart, .
S. E. cor. Eiahth feiOhastimt.
S 21 Foster.
. 316 Smith. Third Btreet.
J. M, Cooper,
S2O 'South Rmth street.
Wm. Roa, 607 S. Tosta
isa street, was duly antho
tha Society. ■
iS. J. BATOR, Secretary.
miom union ticket.
FOB PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OP ILLINOIS.
FOB VICK PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
ELECIDBAL XIGKKC.
SENATORIAL.
MORTON MoMICHAEL, Philadelphia
T. CUNNINGHAM, Beaver County.
REPEESH
I. Robert P. Kin*,
5. O. Moniton Coate*,
3. Henry Bumm,
4, William H, Kern,
6. Barton H. Jenks,
8, Charles M. Runk,
7. Robert Parke,
A William Taylor,
9. John A. Hiestand,
la Richard H. Coryell;
11. Edward Holliday,
IS. Charles F. Bead,
By order of the State Cents
0»., HAll OP XHB tfSJOK LEAGUE.
" CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
The following-named gentlemen will address the pub"
lie this week:
THURSDAY EVENING.
Col. TOWER, of Pottsville.
. JOHN GOFORTH, Esq.
FRIDAY.
Hon. A. K. McCLUEE.
SATURDAY.
Co]. BOWMAN, of Delaware.
THE LADIES ABE INVITED TO ATTEND. oclS
ggP*> ATOSTION! VETERANS!
ADDRESSES WILL BE DELIVERED
AT THIS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
•• -.'.inf • .
0S FKSI>AY EVENING,
nr
GEN,' JOSHUA, T. OWEN,
MAJOR. HARRY WHITE,
(A Released Prisoner from the South,) and
HON, ALEXANDER K. McCLUIIE,
•TO the Soldiers and Citizens Of Pennsylvania, on the
ISSUES OF THU DAT,.,- .
TICKETS EBEE, Stay he had from Colonel P. C.
Ellmaker, Colon* 1 Wm. A. Gray, dames H. Orne,
Esq., JohuM. Riley, Esq. , the Union. League House,
National IJnioh Club House and Commonwealth: Build
ing. By order of
COLONEL WM. A GRAY,
:oc2o-2t Chairman of Pnblic Meetings.
BEPUBMCAX
'•a?' lUVIKCIBLES.
Katioxai, Hsj.t,. PirrtAMM'HiA, Oct. 19, 1351.
OH DEES So. S- .
1. The Club will assemble for Parade,-on THUKS
PAT EVEKiSG, Ociobar m at 7 o’clcob. .■
. 2. It ih again earnestly requested that the Lamps m
possession of the members of ipe Club will be returned
to tie Hall jmm-diately: ■ . ,
3. The Olnb will asssmbln at Headquarters, On FRI
DAY EYES I KG, at 6-ft M. .precisely,, to-proceed .to
WEST CBEbTER, Fa.,-to join in the Lincoln and John
son demonstration to be held-there on that evening.
Tickets for the round trip #1 ■
4. Equipments are now ready, and for sale at the
Hall.
. By order of
It
orm® WEST PSIII.&I>ES,PIIIA
Ifc® PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY, .
N, W. COB. FoRTY-IIKST-AXI) Jlaverfokk streets.
Fini.AHEi.pni a, Oct. IS, 1554.
Notion is hereby given that the Annual Heeling of tile
STOCKHOLDERS of tliis Company will ba held at
THEIK OFFICE. on TUEsDaY, the Ist day of Novem
bernext, at 10 o’clock. A. M , at whichp.'are an elec
tion for NINE DIRECTORS of said Company -will be
h6ld between the/hours of 10 o’clock a. ST. and 1 4
o’clock P. M. 7 .. WH. MARTIN, Jr ,
cclS-'ntb 4t - Secretary. -
OJFTICji_OF TSIE “El, DOKAJDO
OIL COMPANY, ” K. E. comer of FIFTH and
WALNUT Streets. , V,, t : .f-
Tbe-Board of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of ONE PER CENT, on the capital stock, from the
profits cf the Company, payable on and after: the 3lat
inst. Tbb Transfer BooKa will be closed on the 20. h
last.. at 3 o’clockP. 51. ..
oc!7-st* ■ B. A. MITCHELL, Treasnrer._
OFFICE O® <IOSWE«TSCET Ml*
fcx? KING CO., No. 136 WALNUT Street, PUla-
of Stockholders will be held at the Com
pany '6 Office on MONDAY, October 21th, at !2}~ o’clock
P. M" , to act upon an amendment t“ the Charter granted
June 19th, 1564; also to receive and act upon a report of
the opei-atlone of iiie .Company. The attendance of
'Stockholder* is particularly xwHustea.
By order of Executive Commutes, v<. ; •
ocj7-6t ■ CHAS. JH. MORRIS,. Asa’tSec’y.
®<23=“ CEIFTOK PETROEEE3I. CO3IPA.
V 3- NY-NOTICE OF DIVIDEND No 1.
. New York. Oct. 12.1554.
The Trustees of the CLIFTON PKTKOLEUH COM
PANY hare declared a dividend of ONE PERCENT, for
the month of September, payable October 31st, at the
office of tbs Company, No,. 81 JOHN Street New York,
to Shareholders of record at tte,elo»e of business THIS
DAY. [6CIS-6Q WALTER E. LAWTON, Treas..
THE' WYANDOT StIJfXSG ■ COM>
IKE?- FAMY OF MICHIGAN.—The first meeting of
the CORPORATORS of the Wyandot Mining Company
of Michigan, under its Articles of Association. wlLl be
held at the office of the Winona Mining Company. No.
137 South FOURTH Street, Pniladelpnia, on SATUR--
DAY, the 28th day of October, A. D. 1864. at 5 o’clock
P. H. JAY A. HUBBELL,
B. A. HOOPES, .
Two of the Associates of said Corporation. .
Fhii.aket.phja. Oct. 11, -ISM. 0013 13fc
SgSgr- ■ Wi’FSOE OE 'THE AMERICAN
SiSSf FILE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Phu.abei.phia, October 10 1314,
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of
SEVEN AND A: HALF PER CENT, for the last six
months, which wilt be paid to the Stockholders or their
legal representatives, on ard after the 30th Inst . clear
of all taxes. -ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD,
' oc!l-9t . . ' .. Secretary.
BIcSiIJfLEY BIL COKPASY-SO*
■9S& TICE OF DIVIDEND, No. 2.
New York, Octobers. 1334.
The Trustees of the McKISLEY sOIL COMPANY
have declared a dividend of THREE PER CENT, font
of the net earnings of the Company ior the month of
September), payable on demand, at the office of the
Comi-any, No. 'Bl JOHN Street, New York,, to Share
holders of Record, at the close of business this day.
ocl2-12t Walter E. LAWTON, Treasurer.
BSTI»EW3J.~YK® UIKECmaS
of the NOBLE AND IjEI.AAIATKR PEfRO
LEUM COSIPANY have this' day declared their sixth
monthly dividend? of TEN PER CBN P. from the earn-.
s>*s of September, parable free of State tax on the 20th
nst. Books cioee llith and reopen 21st.
GEOKGS W. HUNTBE, Secretary.
. October 12.1564. . • Ocl3-8t
NOTICE*—CAMDEN AND ATT,AN«
82*5? TIC RAILROAD CO.—The annual election for
thirteen Directors, to serve for the ensuing year, will be
held at the' office of this Company,-Cooper's Point, Cam
dec, on THURSDAY, the 27th inst., between the hours
of 11 A. bl, andlP. M. . -
ocl2 12t H. WHITEMAN, Secretary. >
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—OFFICE OF
THE PHILLIPS OIL COMPANY, S 3 North
FEONT Street,
. i Philadelphia-0ct..15,1861. .
The Board.of Directors hare this day declared a divi
dend of TWO I'EK CENT on the Capital. Stock (tree of
State tax), out of the earnings; to October lsCpayable
on ibe 22d instant. " - ;
oclB-6t JOHN H TAYLOR, Secretary.
F3g° . BItIUUS OWED COMPANY—NO
wa/ff.: TICE OF DIYIDlNl), No. 6.
.' " New York, October 5,1554.
A dividend.of ONE PER GENT, for the-modth of
Feptcmber'bas been decl&rid, payable at the office of
the Company, 81 JOHN Streit. New York, onand.after
. October 17th. 1664, to Shareholders of K-cord atthe close
of bnsinaES this day. WALTER E. LAWTON,
oc!2-12t :. ;. r; . . ; Treasurer.'
OFFICE SOMERSET EOS ASH
K 3» COAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, 61
CEDAR Street, New York, September 27, 1864.
NOTICE is herebv given that pursuant to a resolution
of the Beard of Directors, passed this day, an instal
ment of TWENTY PER-iCENT. on ihe subscription to'
the Capita! Stock of the j'-OMSRSET IRON AND COAL
COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA:-be and is hereby
msde, payable to JAMES WADSWORTH, Treasurer Of
said Company, on or boiore November Ist, 1864. ■
. Attest ' - T. M. TYNO,
ne.a-tnol Secretary.
THE PHILADELPHIA BASH,
Philadelphia, September 2D. ISB4.
A general meeting of the Stockbolders of the PHILi-
DELPIiiA BANK will be held at their Banking House
on THURSDAY, the 20th day of October next, at 10:
o'clock A. M,, for the purpose of taking into considera
tion and deciding the gueetiou whether the said Bank
shall become an Associa'ion for. carrying on the bnsi
ness of banking under the 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 Banksof this Commonwea.th to
become associations for the purpose of banking under
thelaws of ths Un ted States,” approved the 22dday of
August, 1664, and to take such action in regard thereto
as maybe necessary andproper. ' .
By order of the Board of Directors.
0,13-7 t -- B. B. COMEG YS, Cashier.
fTSSF* CITY COMSDSSIOSEaS’ ©STICK,
las > _JPHii.ApF.T,pmAj JeptemlierS v lSM. .
NOTICE TO THE OWN"BBS OF REAL ESTATE.
The BOARD OF REVISION AND APPEALS wiU sit
s* the Office of the City Commissioners, No. 1.1 STATE
HOUSE ROW, tohear Owners of Heal B-tata desirous
of appeal it c as to the Aseersors’ Ketuvns of the Valua
tion oi Real Estate in the City.of Philadelphia for the
triennial year 1865, between tho hours of 10 A, M. and
X o’elock P. M.. on the following days: .
Ist and 26th Wards, Monday, October S.
Sd and Sd do. Tuesday, do. i. -
till and 6th do. . Wednesday, do. 6.
6th and 7th do. Thursday, do. e.
Bth And 9th do. Friday,. do. 7.
10th and 11th do. Monday, do. 17.
12th and 13th do. Tuesday, do. IS. "
14t» and 15th do. Wednesday,do. 19.
' IGih and 17th do. Thursday,' 'do.‘2o.
18th and 19th: do. Friday, do. 21.
20th and 21st do. Mondays- do. 21. '
22d snd23d do. Tuesday, do. 25.
'Btth and 25th do. ■ Wednesday, do. 36. '
JAMES SHAW, .
EB3p-toc!6 . Clerk City'Gommlasioners.
MILITARY.
a 1400 PAID, CASH IN HAND, TO
6 Discharged Soldiers wishing to join the Veteran Re*
W eerve Corps, Apply to Colonel CASPER U. BBRR5f,‘
No. 100 South SIXTH Street, below Chestnut
Please bring jour dischargee with you. .. 083b3t*
. SWORD EXERCISE.—OFFI
wBhft CEESof the ana, and others desirous oflearn
/PVfßi ins ; the- beautiful and nsBful science of attack
—' - J-and defence vith the BEOAD SWOKB, can
have immediate instruction in class or private lessons.
FBOF. MoAKULTY, Post Office,Phllada..Fa.tseA-lm*
TYIX ON’S STOVE
JJ only Utf \
»eWl.3t*r Ho 4 CHESI'HUI* Street.
TtEAF MADE TO HEAR—TNSTRU-
J/ MEKTS to assist r the hearing, at_F. MiDEIIIA’S,
go 113 South TENTH Street, below Ohettnnt. 020-61?
AID SHERRY WINE-20 QR3, 10 00
oelS-St* ' Ko. 5 X. FKOKT Street.
THE PIIESS.-rHTTADELPmA; ITHTIISDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1864’
INTATTV’E.
IS. Elias W. Hale,
14. Charles H. Shrinef!
15. John Wister,
16. David McConanuhy,
17. David W; Woods,
18. Isaac Benson,
19. John Patton,
20. Samuel B. Dick.'
21. Everard Bierer,
22. JohnP Penney,
23. Ebenezor Mojnnklcl
24. John W. Blanchard.
tr&l Commute*.
>K CAMERON, Chairman.
CHARLES W. SMITH, ,
* Chief. Marshal.
RETAIL DM ©OODg.
jp IR S T -
SPECIAL OPErae
F ALL '' AN 30 WI NTER
CLOAK S',
TO-DAY (THURSDAY), OCT. 20th,
EDWIN HILL & CO.,
516 South Second Street.
0c.30- ______
PROM THE LATE AUCTION SALES,
A' AT REDUCED PRICES,
Extra quality Pads Epingles.
All Wool Empress Cloths.
Choice shades.
Choice grades
: Silk Chain Poplins.
Paris Printed Merinoes. . :
Do. . do. Mousseline de Lalnos,
French Merinoes. „■ „ .
CUKWKN STODDART & HROTUKU,
* 450, 4553,And 454 North SECOND Street,
oc2o-3t Above Wiliotf.
TYBESS GOODS FROM THE LATE
-Lr Auction sales, at reduced prices. ; „ :
Dress Goods atz.. ....49 cti.
Do do ..........50
DO; ’ dO. • < *bo :
Bo do 65
Double fold Dress Goods.. 75
CURWEN STODDABT & BROTHER,
'430, 4553, and 454 North SECOND Street, ;
oc2o-3t i • ’ . ' Above Willow.
WATER-PROOF CLOAKING,
M ‘ ’ , ' AT REDUCED PRICE 3.
The bait grades at lees than usual price*.
OURWEN STODDAHT & BROTHER,
450,'4554, and 454 North SECOND Street,
oc2o-St .. : Above Wlttow.
pLOAKING CLOTHS
\J ’ , OF ALL DESIRABLE STYLES.
At the lowest prices. _ . ■
OVKWEN STODCART & BROTHER,
- ' 450, 45a, and 454 North.SECOND Street.,
oc2o-3t ' Above Willow.
SKIRT ITCHES. 1864.
A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN.
, HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OH DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING.
J. I. St 3. O. WEST. No. 9T CHAMBERS STREET.
; > : NEWTOKK, . -h.
Are the ow here of the patent and exclusive manufac
turers of this, -
V - J. W. BRADLEY’S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
SKIRTS.
Thiis Invention consists of Duplex (or tiro) Elliptic
Steal Springs, ingeniously braided tightly and firmly
together, edge to edge, making the toughest, most elas
tic, flexible, and durable spring ever used, enabling tie
wearer, inconsequence of its great elasticity and flexi
bility, to place and fold the skirt when in use as easily
and with the same convenience as a silk or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and silences the only objec
tion to hoop-skirts, viz: the annoyance to tho wearer
as well as the pnblic, especially in era wdad assemblies,
carriages; railroad cars, church pews, or In any crowded.
S' ace, from the difficulty of contracting them toocoupy
a a small space. This entiselyj-emoveathe difficulty,
while giving; the skirt the usual full and symmetrical
form,' and is the lightest and most stylish and graceful
appearance for the street, opera, promenade, or house
drees. A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt for a single day, will never afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them. They, arc the
best quality in every part, and by far the lightest, most
durable, comfortable, and economical skirt made. Mer
chants will be.supplied as above, and ladies inmost
first-class retail stores in this city and throughout tha
difierent States. ■
Jfs?“ Inquire for the
BOPBL3 ELLIPTIC SFBIffGSKIRTg.
YXR AD LEY’S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
■M-P gKIET,
Very flexible, folded easily when In use to occupy a
small space, making the moat agreeable skirt worn.
Foreale by J. M HAFLKIGH,
902 CHESTNUT Street.
•OEADLEY’S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
-*~r SKIRT—The greatest improvement we have ever
Ceen in LADIES’ SKIKTS. ana an article of
SUPEEIOE EXCELLENCE :
CURWEN STODDAETIS BEO.,
*5O, 453, and 454 K. SECOND St., ab. Willow.
selo.lf2m
\ V* ' .FANCY FURS.
1864. ™
, A, I. fifF. K. WOMMTII,
(SUCCESSORS TO THE LATE GEO. F. WOMSATH.)
No. 413 Arcli Street*
have sow open
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES’ WA-JHCY Flffl-S,
To which they invite the attention of buyers.
ocSO-Bm : ' ' . ''
JLJTENRY RASKE, ■ u
NEW FUR STORE,
.... ■ 517 AECH STBEET, ,
The above respectfully informs his patrons, and the.
public in general, iliat lie has now opened at tha above
store an assortment of
- . LADIES’AND CHILDREN'S ..
, FANCY FOES,
which for variety and quality,
..CANNOT BE SURPASSED .
hy any house in the United States., Being the manu
facturer of all his Furs, aud having imported alt Ms
stock when gold was. much■ ;lower than at the present
rates, he can offer thorn to his patrons at the most rea
sonable prices. • ■ . . . , .
All FUES made to order, and repairing done in the
: best manner and latest styles.
HENRY RASKE, ’
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
' OF LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S FUES,
oclS-tf . . . ...;'.■■ ..j, i 51T AECH Street.
j^ADIES’FANCY FURS
; JOHN A. STAMBACH, -‘;
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF
x-a.i>i3es 9 ;f’Al.3nciy irtixßs,
NO. 826 ARCH STREET,
BELOW NINTH; : ,
Just opened, a large and handsome stock of LADIES’
AND CHILDREN’S FANCY FURS ofevery description
and in. the newest and most approved styles, at the -
i ocl-Sm ‘LOWEST CASH PRICES. .
JUDIES’. FANCY FURS.
. JOHN FABEIRA,
No. TlB ARCH Street, above Seventh Street,
At his old established store,
IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY FURS
■ --"VOR .-■
. RADIES AND CHILDREN.
Having now in store a very large and beautiful assort
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WONDERFUL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
BROHH euros all acuta and chronic ty
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1220 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, and in case of a
failure no charge is made. Bo drugging the system
with uncertain medical agents. All cures performed
by Magnetism, Galvanism, or other modifications of
Electricity, without shocks or any unpleasant sensa
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This discovery is the result of more than ten years’
hard and scientific investigations. It develops not only
a reliable system for the diagnosis of disease, bat the
only efficient and reliable means of cure. Its great
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ease has been practically tested for moro,than ten years,
and for’flve years iii Philadelphia, where twelve then •
sand invalids have been treated, suffering from almost
every form and condition of disease common to all sec
tioned our country,-who,after, treatment by the most
eminert medical men in Philadelphia, Boston, New
York, and other cities, had been given up as iaonra
ble; and in nearly every case a perfect cure had been
effected. , .. '7:
We do not wish to convey the impression that we cave
all diseases in all conditions. We cannot euro pulmo
nary consumption after the lungs are half decayed; hut
will cure every case of Consumption in the early and
middle stages. And every other disease whore a sufil
cient amount of vitality 'remains for reaction. ;
.. Such, in fact, has been oursuccess in controlling the
following diseases, : that after an Electrical examina
tion, will guarantee a enre by special contract when
the patient desires:
Diseases' usually beyond the reach of any medicine
such as Palpitation of the Heart, Tic Boianreux, Head
aches'of all kinds, Her vousness, Inabilityto collect the,
Thoughts, Noises in the Head, most Cases of Deafness,
many Cases of Blindness, Impaired . Vision, Cross-eye,:
Inflamed ox. Sore Eyes, Acute Pains, Male and Female
Diseases, Seminal Weakness, Diabetes, Sirictnre, Hy
drocele; Urinary Troubles, Mercurial Diseases, Old
Sores, Eruptions of all kinds, Cancers, Salt Rheum;
Scrofula, Erysipoias, Ringworm, Ulcers, Felons, Bolls,
; Burns, St., Anthony’s Fire, Pimples,
Sebaceous Tumors, . Rheumatism of all Muds, Gout,
Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Congestions
of Body or Brain, Rush of Blood to the Head. Insanity,
Stiff Keck, Swelled Tonsils, Ruptures, Kidney Com
plaints, Liver Complaints, Hip and Spine Diseases.
Strange and Frightful Diseases—Tetanus or Lock-jaw,
Malignant Pustule, DeiTdly Bites of Poisonous Insects,
and Animals, Diptlieria, Consumption, ' Epilepsy, De
bility, Chlorosis, of Green Sickness, Milk Leg, White
Swelling, Goitre, Paralysis, Dropsy, Palsy, Glandular
Swellings; Affections oi the Periosteum. To straighten
’ Deformed, Limbs, remedy Stuttering,; relax Osseous
’Joints, save Limbs from being Amputated even when
mortification has commenced.
Dr. Brown employs, the best Electrical talent in this
country. ' Read the following:
PROF. C. n. BOLLES,
LECTURER.
Medical men and others desiring a knowledge of this
discovery, will be, qualified to use the different modit
.dOons of Electricity for the cure of all Acute and Chro
nre diseases. Prof. Bolles has qualified over one-thou
sand physieans who use Electricity as a specialty. ,
Dr- Brown employs the best Electrical talent in this
country." . ■■ .q L
ltead the following certificates of enres performed by
Dr. Brown:
BRONCHITIS AXD GENERAL DEBILITY.
Astonishing cure of Chronic Bronchitis and General
Debility, of five years’ standing, at Dr. BROWN’S
ELECTRICAL OFFICE. Read the following:
. About five years ago I was taken with a severe cold,
which gradually passed away, leaving my throat in an
inflamed and irritable condition. I applied to an Allo
pathic' Physician, but without any relief. My general
health also failed, with symptoms of Consumption. I
commenced taking medicine, an d was uodeiy.be medi
cal treatment of five different physicians (also used Pa
tent Medicines), but received no relief. Ky throat con
tinued growing worse, and my general health continued
to fail. In April, 1803, I addressed a letter to a physi
cian in New York, that I had been taking medicine.:
from, enclosing five dollars for medieine. 7 Seou after
dropping the letter in the office, I heard of Dr; Brown,
Electrical Physician. ; I. concluded to call; and, after
hearing his explanation of my, disease! and mode of.
treating, I had the letter takenfrom the post office, .and
concluded to go under his treatment ; and.can say; after
going through his course of treatment, I am relieved of
disease. -My general health Is goad, and, although il
'had not been able to work for nine months previous,
am now able to work as usual. - I would say.to the dis
eased of all (classes, .throw away medicines, and avail
yourselves of the benefits of the. recant discoveries in
Electricity as applied by. Dr. Brown, 1220 Walnut street.
77 . SOLOMON CRIDER.
ocls-I2t
. This is a loss of balance of the two positive and nega
tive forage of Electricity. The polarity of the nerves
going from the cerebellum to the etomaeh being lost,
and the supply of Electricity' from the brain being di •
minished, therefore the stomach is left minis or nega
tive.' The organ cannot perform its legitimate fnnctiona
properly, and Dyspepsia is the result. Bead the fol
lowing: : V,, ■ ■
Moukt Pleasant, t ~
FraskwhCo. , Pa., Aug. 30, 1833.
In thespring of 1862, 1 was tat on with constant p tin.
and uneasiness inmystomach, which gradually increas
ed until November. At this time an eminent Allopathic
Physician was called in,’who pronounced the disease
Dyspepsiar • Medicine was'prescribed, -but failed to
cure the disease. JSsent to; Philadelphia and procured
a box of a celebrated Dyspepsia- medicine, advertised
in the papers. . After using that I experienced no relief.
The disease continued growing worse, until .March,
1863, when hearing.of the wonderful cures performed
by means of Elect) Iclty, I concluded to have it applied,
and can say, that after about twelve treatments applied
by Dr. BRoWH, was entirely cured, and continue so
unto thisday. : , \ M. BROWN.
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED OF PHIL ADF.LPHI A.
Dr. P. EHEBD, of Now York, one of the best and
most experienced Electricians in this country, will
visit and treat patients at their residences in the city,
when desired. He will treat and cure both Acute and
Chronic Diseases. All snfferiug.from Acute ana chronic
Diseases, unable to crane, to the office, and desire Dr.
Bhedd’s professional services, will call and consult Dr.
Brown, 1220 Walnut street.
Dr. Brown employs tho best Electrical talent in’ this
..country.'’; ■' ■ ■'
-Heaß the following certificates of cures performed by
Dr. P. Shedd, now with Dr. Brown, 1220 Walnut street:
New Xokk, Sept. 30, 1861.. .
Dr.P. Shedd, Electrician, &e.:
Deak Sm: Permit me to express in thls 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 treat, and I,
assure" you, : that having been, under the treatment of
several physicians before I came to.you, noiie were,
able, or if able, they failed to treat me with even aino--
derato degree of success. It remained for you; by your
shill,■ to detect my diffieuliley-and by your careful and
faithful treatment of me,.to place me on the road to per*:
feet health. .
Accept, dear sir, my, warmest’ ihanks for your atten
tions, and my high estimate of your skill in the appli
cation of Electricity as a method of cure.
. fours, respectfully,* cfBUS COM3IINGS.
PAR.UjTSIS cured. '. .
State"oe-Eew Yoke, LjvixesTo'x oOTOrr.
Caledosia, Oct. 29, 1862.
Du. Suedo—Dear Sir:- For the. benefit of suffering
humanity, I would-give; a statement of my condition
when I 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
you, during which time I suffered intense pain, could
get no reßtonly by the influence of opiates. Had been
treated by several physicians without benefit. When
ready to give up all hope of ever regaining the use of
my limbs,. X 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 the perfect use of my
paralysed side, and my general health was never better.
You are at liberty to make such use of this as you
please. \ THOMAS O. WARD.
DE. BROWN employs the best electrical talent In
this country. ■
Kesd the following certificate of a cure performed by
Dr. Beckwith. r ’ “
~;. CONSUMPTION CURED.
" September 28th! 1861,
Philadelphia, Richmond, No. 29.
This is to certify , that about -three rears ago
X was taken with a disease which physicians
called Consumption. I had a cough,: hoarseness,
spit blood, and became very mccii reduced. Was
under the care of five physicians, and have taken a great
deal of medicine without relief. In this, condition, I
called'on 3>i. Brown, 1220 Walnut street. iAfter 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 relieTed of disease, and expect, after a few
more treatments, to ba entirely restored to health, I
recommend all afflicted t o go to 1220 Walnut street.!
Dr, BROWN employ s the best electrical talent In this;
country.
■ Read the following certificate of a cure “performed by
Mrs. S. A. Fulton:
RHEUMATISM CURED. . . v
West PHU.AniaritiA, Aug. 27,155-1.
Dr. W. B. Brown. . V
I baCbeen afflicted witk-Rheuraaitsm since, April last
very' severely, it extending over. Hie entire body,-,
causing the; most excruciating suffering;, for.’several
months was uhder.the beet medical caro, but grow 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 now perfectly well. I gladly recom
mend all ladies suffering to her kind care. .;
Mbs. W, E. RO WAN, West Philadelphia. ■>
In addition to the above, the diseased and aU inter
ested are referred to the following named gentlemen,
that have been treated and witnessed onr treatment on
others, at 1220 Walnut street: ■
W. B. Smith, No. 1022 Hanoyor street, Philadel
phia ; George Douglass, No. 26 South . Fifth street;;
William H. Shrlver, Haines street, Germantown; L.
C. Stockton,-.200 Mark et street, Philadelphia; Chas. H.
Grigg, Nos. 219 and 221 Church alley ; Emanuel Roy,
707 Sansom street, attorney at law; Isaac D. Guyor, 2
Woodland Terrace; H. Craig, 1725 Arch street, ISS Broad
street; Robert D. Work, 61. North Third street; A. G.
Croll, Northeast corner Tenth and Market streets. .
N. B. —We take pleasure iu referring the sick to the
above names, and the following, whose certificates haye
been or will be given in full for the good of humanity: .
Judah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. 814 South
Front street; EdwardT. Evans, preacher of the M. J).
Church, Dyspepsia of long standing, Laryngitis, and
Lumbago, No. 1633 Helmnth street; Wm,H Shalne,
ParaTvsts of lower limbs, Paraplegy, and Epilepsy,
publisher of the National Merchant. So. 126 South Se
cond street; Thomas 0 wets, Congestion of the Brain,
and severe Hemorrhage of the Lungs and Diabetes,
American Hotel, Philadelphia; James NijgenLDsaf
neasfor six years, and ringing and roaring in the head,
Fifteenth and Bedford streets; William Morgan, Gene
ral Debility, 401 Spmce street; Thos. Harrop, • severe
Diabetes, Bose Mills, Wes; Philadelphia; Gao. Grant,
Rhenmatic *Gont, long , standing, 'No.' 610 Chestnut
street; H. T. Desilver, Chronic Neuralgia and Inflam
matory Rheumatism, No. 1726 Chestnut Btreet; 0, H.
Carmick, Chrosie Dyspepsia and Inflammation of the
Kidneys; Chestnut and . Fortieth streets; Anthony Car
ney, Consumption, No. 1217 Market street;; Edward
McMallont Consumption;, No. 1227’Frbnt street; Charles
11. Grigg, Dyspepsia and Constipation, Tenth and Arch
streets; J. Eicketl Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation,
and Congestion of the Brain, No. OIS-Callowkill street;
Rov. J. Mallory, Aphonia, Philadelphia,
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTION. ESTABLISHED FIVE
PIITStCIAXS.
,W. B. BROWN, M: D.,
•v P. SIIEDD,-M. 11., „ • .
S W BECKWITH, M. D., and
Mrs. S. A. FULTON.
Mrs. FULTON, a lady of great experience and ability,
will have entire charge of Treating in the Ladies De
partment,- ' •
. Address all letters to Dr W. B BROWN;
boi-tttthsStif* 1330 WALNUT-St., rhiUdi.
MIDICAI.
-; - ~ St. Thomas Towxsmp,
FKAXKI.I.V Codxtv, Pa,, Augusts, 1 1883.
DYSPEPSIA CUBED.
SALAMON MAT,
S : REFERENCES.
CURGEON GENERAL’S OFFICE,
KJ Washisgtoh Crrr, p. Out,
September#!*** 1664. ,
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist oLSorgeon
Charles S. Tripler, U. S A.. President; Surgeon AViK
11st» <5 TrinD’' Tf S A . and Sarceon' Glover Jrenn, U-.
8. A.f'Eeco?der; wiUmeet at CINCINNATI-, Ohio, on
the ISth of October rest, for the: oxaramattOn of caadh
h Tpp!iSSs -ianaH»o : between' twenty-oneandlhirt7
vpnre of ace. and Physically sound.
Applications -must ho addressed to tho Secretary of
Warf or the Surgeon-General, stating the residence of
the applicant; and the date and place of his birth; they
must alto he accompanied by respectable testimonials
of moral character. - ' -
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons un
dergoing the examination, as it is an indispensable pre
requisite to appointment.
There are now five yaeaneies on the medical staff.
Professor C. H. BOLLBS, lecturer. ) .eM-st D tM2t
TEAKS AGIO.
CONSULTATION FREE.
WANTS.
■EMPLOYMENT HOUSE, THE LARG
|j eat and most reliable, for city and country. Has
Always a good selection oi capable persoiy[,~with food
references. Americans, Irisn.-English, J’FfjL'-h, Her
mans, Scotch. Welßh, and newly-landed emigrants,, as
Gardeners, Farm Hands, Coachmen, Watclmen, 4a.
Cooks, Chambermaids, Laundresses,
Waitresses, and general Housework Also,
Colored Servants.- Nos. 803 and SO4 LOCUST Street,
iWs Bivhth. . «aM-110
YTOtJSEKEEPERS, CHAMBERMAIDS
r-*- Waitresses, Child-nurses, Farmers, Men andßoyp
StreeP ' VFork ' at ‘ M - A - SYPHBK’S Office, 303 NE^
W D- in a wholesale
GENT r ?o G f Y GO °HS HOUSE-A GOOD, INTKLLI
«rB« oi\pAl OI ?V IS J® ?S years old,-to lesru the Busi
ness. One .from the High bcbool preferred Bastol’ Ke
foreuce required. Address Busmfp O 8
WAX-THREAD MACHINE WANT
wnmEl~l:“le„sii!a Address “W. E.," 1333
WOOD Streot, stating price . iff
WANTED .TO RENT, A STORE ON
. ®AEKBT . Street, between Second and Sixth
Streets. .Address Box 625 Post Office. 0015-stuthl2t«
: WANTip.—A YOUNG MAN WHO
it has .been, employed in a Dry Goods Store the
last year,;and_a graduate of Eastman's Business Ool
u’<‘Sv^.i,.fiB.aSituation as ASSISTANT BOOK-KEEPER
or CLERK m a Dry Goods Store, Bank, Railro3d, In
surance, orsny.other office. References given. Addreis
I ‘‘Clerk, ” Germantown, Pa. bcia-lt*
WiNT-ED- FIFTY MORE GOOD
TT Wagon-makers: Thirty Hardwood Woikmen,
good mechanics; Thirty Coachhody and Wheelmak ers;
Ten first-class Carpenters. Steady work and good
wages. Apply to HENRYSIMONS, IT. s. National
Wsjon Works, oomer SECOND and CUMBERLAND
Streets. ,y oclS-lt* ■'
WANTED — TWO UNFURNISHED
M ROOMS, With good board, adjoining preferred:
centrally located, by the9sth inst., or sooner. Address
“W. L. T. W., ” Boa 12181*. O. ocl9-:it*
WANTED—SEYERAL second.
*“ HAND SCHOOL DESKS. Apply 531 North
TENTH Street. ; 1 - oc!8-3t*.
WANTED AT siso PER MONTH—
> T We want a, reliable OANVASSE Bin every town
and county. We have agentß clearing $l6O per month,
which we will prove to any doubting applicant. Ad
dress JONES BROS. & CO, ,P. 0. Box 1433, Philadel
pbia, ocia-lm*
M : WANTED TO RENT-A NEAT,
FUIiXJISHED BOUSE, near Qermautown. Address
**Box IS&V”F.O, Wotild be purchased if suitable, 23-6L*
12 800 - i ‘- THIS AMOUNT: TO LOAN
'IPA'?UVI/r 051 Mortgage of city property.
■ ocl7-tf ; \, E. PEI'TIT.333 WALNUT Street:,
I'OM SAXE --'AJTO TO ;LBT,
"DEAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
H-BBibBSTATE, ' . REAL. ESTATE.
HEAL ESTATIS. ' REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.' REAL ESTATE.
NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT, •
NJiW MONTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
NEW MONO ELY CATALOGUE ; JOsT OUT.
NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
: FOR GRATUITOUS DISTBIBBTION.
‘ FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION
, - CONTAINS NEAR *5,000,000 WORTH -
CONTAINS NEAR $s!000!000 WORTH
CONTAINS NEAR *5,000,000 WORTH
CONTAINS NEAR *5,000,000 WORTH
- Every person desirous of purchasing property,either
for investment or occupancy, should not fail to procure
a catalogue just out, exceeding in importance to buyers
anything of the like ever published in this city, no
matter by whom. ' GEO. C. MILLER, •
Practical Real Estate Operator,
. oc2o-3tlf 45A North SlXTH,Street.*
MPOE SALE— ITHE'MODEISiS/rE
sized, three -storied BRICK HOUSE, with all the
modern improvements. No. 1937 Vine street, near Logan
Square. Possession given ,on the first dav of the coming
year* Inquire of ! WH. NEAL,
oc2o-3tif‘ : . ' 536 North SEVENTH Street.-
M EOR SALE-a LARGE GROCERY
and Provision STORE, and a good Dwelling, at
‘St.'SjYcX J3t f om ® , of . EIGHTEENTH and MOUNT
VERNON Streets, - This is a good stand, as there are no
maikeis in thaneighborhood. , : ocSft-St*
M A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
—On Chestnut Hill, five minutes’ walk from depot,
require at tlie Depot,or 1323 SPRUCE St, ocffl thstuSt*
MFO'II SALE—FOUIi-STORY
Dwelling, 170 S Race street.
Neat dwelling, Sl5 North Tenth street, $6,700.
Neat dwelling, 710 Bjrown street, $6,200.:
Elegant new dwelling, 1810 Coates street. "Lot 20 by
-120 to a street now empty, §6,600. . .
: Splendid new dwelling, sontb side Wallace, west of
IBneteenth.: Immediate possession. $8,300.
Elegantnew dwelling, Wallacs, east o&. Nineteenth.
Lot 20 by 100 Price 58,100. Immediate possession.
Beat dwelling, Sixth,"above Tine, $5,000.
Heat four-story dwelling, Arch, west of Twenty first,
$9,600, i
. Splendid side-yard dwelling, Seventh, street, above
: Buitonwood street, $14,600. Immediate possession. :
-Neat side-yard: dwelling, Franklin, above Poplar
- street, $ll, COO. Immediate possession: . *
Besides near 2,CO®)thsr ptoperties. Call for catalogns
or send yoor address. GEO. C. MILLER,
’ Practical Heal Estate Operator,
0c39-2t if ‘ - : 154 North SIXTH Street. -
4Sjj PUB LIC r.SALE OF REALMS
■*=s ESTATE.—WiII be sold at Public Sale,
FIFTH-ltAlt (Thursday), 3d of 11th mo. (November),
on the premises, -
A VALUABLE FARM,
Of about 40 Acres of Land, in a high state of ealtiva
' tion, late the: property: of Nathan Pratt,. deceased;
situated near the . termination of the Philadelphia and
West Chester Plank Road, and About 12 miles from Slar
ket-street bridge, in , Newtown township, Delaware
county, Pa., a htantifnl and healthy neighhorhood.v
The property is bounded hy lands of Samuel.Caley,
Henry Pratt; and others The improvements are
: A COMMODIOUS STONE HOUSE,
Stone Barn, Stone Spring House, Carriage House, and
other necessary ontbuiidirg; a young Apple Orchard,
of well-selected frnit, just coming into bearing, besides .
Pear, Cheir j, Peach, and other, Emit and Shade Trees,
in geat variety. There are several Springs of excellent
soft water on the place, S o situated as to water tfib fields
conveniently. There is also on the premises .
A TAN YARD, , ’ : - u- ’ -
"Of over 40 vats, with Beam" House,: Currying Shop,
Bark'House, and Mill, Ac., with a. constant stream
of the hast water. in the country for Tanning par
poses running through it.
: For further particulars, apply to Martha V. Pratt,
residing on the premises or to • : -
D.:R. PRATT,^Executor,
' , Trenton, N. J.
(Sale to commence at 2 o’clock. )
P. S.— Early possession. Termßeasy, Title goad.
oc2o- tbstufi* -
M PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. ~Bf order ;of the Orphaus\-S-
Court of the county of Bucks, -will he sold at public
sale* on TfitfBSDAY, October 27cb, 1864, af l o'clock
P. M.. that well-known FABM.late of Samuel Swift,
deceased, situate inßenKaleiu towjjship, Backs county,
near the Fretbyterian Church- fivo miles from. Bristol,
four mhefi from Sceocb. fctatiou. tiie Philadalpbia
"and Bristol Railroad, ■ and IX from. Hulmeville;
contgininff about S 3 acres nf land, ,10 of which are
good wcodland, and abonfc 12 acres of meadow land.
The Mansion iff of stonev having four rooms and a large
hall on the flrffc fioor, five room.*? ard an entry on the
second floor, and-four io the attic The House is in
complete order, and hahdcOinely surrounded with or-:
namental, shade, and fruit trees A Jframe Barn, with
stone Stabling, frame Tenant House, Wagon-house,'
Milk-house, aad other out-buildings. : . .■- v -
The situation renders this an attractive property for
the retired citizen or an active farmer. .
Terms accommodating, and made known on day of
sale,-.,
• Persors wishing to view the property can call on E.
G . HARRIisOK. HBLMEVXLLi*:. For farther informa
tion,apply to HENRY SWr*T, at t>e Saliimore and
Phiiad-elpnia Steamboat Ofllce, No. 34: South BELA-.
WARE Avenue. - ■
’ HENRY SWIPT^
. - : E G. HARRI-ONY
, Administrators.
G. Webster, Auctioneer... . oc2o-4t*
■m OHiss TER "COUNTY—FOE^
jiMs ALE—IO9: acres, 12woodland, 2 miles north--3U
weel of West Cbester, on a good road; dwelling 25x40,
with kitchen and milk-house. neat lawn enclosed with
.picket fence, abundance of .fruit.- fine barn, carnage
houte, granary, ice-house, and ail necessary building®
complete, ar din goodrepair. Dwelling and barn sup
plied with water from a fountain. Price moderate.
- / JAS. R. CUM.IfINi,
• No. 504 walnut streot. -
: N. B.—Send for catalogue .Delaware an<l Che-ter
county farms, containing prices.:,-. : 00p..“t
M FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT
AT CHESTNUT HILL A furnished house, plea
santly-sit-uaied-at Chestnut Hill, will be to rent from
November until May 1,1865; within three minutes' walk
of the depot.., Address “Chestnut Hill,” Box 1350,
Post Dilico.. v .:- oei3-3t*
Ma desirable d welling for
Sale or to. Let, at TWENTY-FIRST and ARCH
Streets, -.v.r' . ’ = ocl7-6t*
A RARE’CHANCE TO. ENGAGE IN
H. BUSINESS. —A party doing business in one of the
best stands in Schuylkill county, who is about entering
into other business, offers bis slock, good.will,and
fixtures for sale. Has-been doing a business of $BO,OOO
per annum/and can be increased. , ' y
For particulars address Box 259, Philadelphia Post
.Office. « : .0020-31*
T?OR SALE—AN EIGHT- HORSE -
POWER ENGINE . : >
Ajiply at 530 MARKET Street. ■ : ' - It*
170 R SALE—TWO WELL-SECURED
old irredeemable GROUND REN fS, together $l2B
per annum lawful silver money, payable half yearly,
free of taxes. - ; „S. W THACSARA & SON,
oclB-St* 344 Sonth THIRD Street.
O nnn TRU€K~A2SD PEACH BAS
KETS justrec9iYed aadforsale by
& EDSTQIT*
• se2-if ISTand 159 North THIRD Street. :
FOR BALE GHEA.P—THJ&.
Patcbea Trotting 1 Bfcaliion PILGRIM, also, three
Wooded Scares in foal: Inquire of C. LLOYD, Blue
T.wenty-fourtfa Pbila. .ocB-stnm6t*
BBfi At.'
TN THE ORPHANS’COURT FOR THE
A- CITY ASD COnMTY_OJ? Pinij-VDELPHI L '
Eitfcfe of deceased
. Notice ishereW given that EMILY BENNETt widow
of said decedent, has filed in said court her petition and
appraisineiit,claicmlng to retain of the estate of said de
cedent property to: the,value of three hundred dollars,
as set-furth in her sale petition and appraisement, tinder
the provisions of the act of April 14, A. D. 1851. and the
supplements thereto; and the.same will be approve! hy
'the:said court on FRIDAY, November 4,1534, unless
exception* thereto he filed. ~
JOHN HANNA,
ccsfi'ths4t , Attorney for Petitioner.
TESTATE OF J. BARTON STOUT—
A-* Letters of Administration having been granted to
ihe undersigned, all persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to mate payment, and those having claims
against the same will please present them to
. WILLIAM C. STOUT,
Or to his Attorney,
oc2P-th6t K; S. PASCHALL, >715 WALNUT St.
WIIAT'bIQHT IS MORE .■DISTRESS-:
it JRO than that of a Soldier Buffering from the
effects of wounds received in the service of hie country ?
Who can witness, unmoved, the emaciated, figure and
wasted strength of such a man ?,
COX’S TONIC ELIXIR
is a perfect benefaction to these invalids, and when ad
ministered will nevi r fail to speedily restore them to
their wowsd vigor. It ispleasaut to the taste, andean
betaken yrithoht injnrveven by the mostdelicate. It is
etronsly: recommended by eminent physicians, and
should he universally used by soldiers, whether In the
field or suffering in the hospitals.
Prepared only by JESSE COX.
Principal Depot, -
SAMUEL C. lIART,
Druggist and Ghemist,
34: South SECOSD Street, below MABKET.
Tor sale by Druggists, generally. .: - It*
1? SCEREINER, NEW; COAL DE
POT, NOBLE Street aboye Ninth street- . .■ .
Constantly on hand superior qualities of Lehigh, and
Schuylkill Coal, selected expressly for family purposes,
at the lowest market prices. Wharf Twenty; J hjrd
street, below. Arch street. Office HO South FOURTH
Street..;; o c2O-Sra
TOYS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS--
I Just received from Europe, a of
Toys, of every description. Als°, Pansy Articles m
irp»t Tariety; Meerschaum, Bn|r, and a , ,
Clsar Tob E. ' jgf SK?"*
„. • JOS. K. BABXESi
Surgeon General, U. S. A.
auction sales.
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAN
SOM STREETS.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4erJ
, t ON SATURDAY MORNING NEXT.
At 10 o’clock, comprising about
SIXTY HORSES,
suited to harness and the saddle.
, , ALSO,
.orrilf™ collection of desirable new and second-hand
commenc’d 1 ' 2111 waKOaa ' *«• > -with which the sale will
Whips,’ cover!, hStdrlfic® saddlMi Mdla, ‘
Ajeo,_B pairCbeater-couaty white t>frr*
oaac connt of weather.
SUP Sale of Horses, &0., on WEDNESDAY
y<S“ Carnages and harness at private earn *
' oc2o-2tif ALFRED H •
TTIDES AND BARRELS —OPFIOE
AX DEPOT COMMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE 4Y,
ikoton, D. C., October 17, 1864 -Willbe
Auction, on iriUKSDAY, Oetohsr 27th, ig 6 4, at bl u
o’clock A. M., at SIX fit-Street wharf, Washington,
D. C.: ■
3,500 Salted Hides: ,
S 3 Bit Hidee, more or loss. Also,
I,COO Sugar Hogsheads. ,
090 Pork Barrels.
SCO Flour *; ‘
135 Coffee - “
115 Whisky “
m Fish “ .
175 Vinegar Kegs. >
„ 600 Boxes, &c., &c., itc.
ilinti b ‘ 111 Treasury notes, at the,time of sal*.-
- ocl --t . q.-BELT;. Lt. Col. and C/S.
AS? SA;LS OF CONDEMN®®
Qu ARTESMASTER Q ENER.AL r S OfFIOE,
wtt. First Division,
, ONE% E iTNMKD C CAVSLp3y'Hok3B3.
. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21. ism 3®B
- HUNDRED CAVALRY HOKSRU
These Horses have been condemned as onat for
cavalry sei-vlee of the army. ™
For road and farming -purposes many good hamtea
may be bad.
Horses sold singly.
Terms cash in United States currency. Sale to eais.
mence at 10 A. M. :: : f JAMES A. EKIN.
OcIB-toc2o . Colonel In charge First Division Q. M. q. g.
AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED!
-LX- BOSSES. ■
- Q'jaeteruaster Geneeaij’s Opeioa.
Fibst division, ,
mil.. „ , Washiketoa Citt,October 1.186 L
.YflH be sold at Public Auction, to the highest biddies
“ "MmgSnßKMfe.
YORK. Pennsylvania: Thursday.
. ■ . October 27 •
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, AT HkfM.
Jr ,1,1 AOS,
These Horses have bean condemned as unfit for Mw
caralry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes, many good barMSss
may be had. . .
Horses sold singly. Sales to eommenee at 10 A. M.
Terms : Cash mOnited States Oarreaey.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. BEnr, '
Colonel In ehaige First Division,'
Quartermaster General’s Offlse.'
oc3-toc2S
' .ABSUSSSMUHPS’S. ‘ : C
GIIOV£R &^SIJ»2T'»« ••■■♦«..’,.^LesEaoKa-udMajiagsra*
CO»m T OED POPTO&RITr s
OF ’ *FJIP '
„_WASHES. COMEDY (JOJIBISiTIOS
_ THIS (Thursday) EVBRrHH, .October 20, 18 M, "
Sir Peter T.azS 03001 ' SCANDAL, ~ . M
v;Hr. War; WafjW.
Charles Surface losiajfiftoa..
rEIDiI
SATURDAY AFTERMOOS'.
„ EIGHTH GRAND FAMILY MATINEEt
Oa which occasion
THE SEA OF ICE,
'"■■’■ •-'- ; • ok ■■■' '-'■ ■■."“■
A MOTHER'S PRAYER
will bopreFented, at REDUCED PRICES, for,
POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME. r
MONDAY, Oct .24, the first snpearance in this city at
MISS OLIVE LOBAst.
■WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.—
” , . By particular request, and
FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY.
EVENING, October 20, .
- strss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
wulappear in her great, impressive character of
CAMILLE: G 4 SHLLK
pII„ttOB, THE FATE OF AN ACTRESS “*
CAM1LLE...,.........Mi5s OH ARLOTTE T HOMPSON.
To conclude with the extremely lauahabie Farce calls*
. -r:. MISCHIEF MAKING.
Poorsc-penatT; Curtain rites at 744.
M es - John;.Drew’S new argh
■***■' STREET THEATBB.
TBSTVAIiT. BEL DEMOHIO.
TBIEB WEEK OF VESTFALI "
- e TO-SIGHT AMD ETEEr SIGHT.
BEL BBMOHIO.
ANOBLO
In which she ’trill sing
“Ton are the Star” and ‘‘Braye Karoo.”
beats secured three days in adyanee.. oc!7-4fc
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH
AND CHESTNUT Streets. -
TEMPLS OF WOHDEP.S ! STGNOS Blira
EVERY EVENING, and . -
WEPNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
~ , Change of Performance Constantly.
- Admission, 25 Cents.- Children, 13 Cents. Reserve*
Seats, 50 cents.
Evening Performances commence at 7X. Afteniawr
BtB - ■ ■■■• ■■■ ': ■ -- ' ■' . . \oc3-« ■
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS LARGS
11 ACL- -I- ABT WEEK of the charming and patri
otic HISS MAJOR PAULINE COSH HAS', ■
The female Onion Epv and Scout, who has been honored
by ftu i ana fashsouable audiences during the past week*
many of onr best citizens.
Sbe ■will appear itr •
. ; PAREOB COSTDME AND MAJOR’S UNIFORM.
. MATINEES on Wednesday and Saturday, commenc
ing at 3o’cioeii atB . 0017-St
pHESTNUT-STREET OPERA HOUSE,
No. 1331 CHESTNUT Street. '- : -
ALLINSONAcHINCKEN..-proprietor*.
MOHAN’S MINSTRELS
appear every evening in an elegant
. ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
Boors open at 7. commencing at 8 o'clock precisely.
Admission 25 cents.
Reserved seats! which can be secured from 10 to I
o’clock, 10 cents. . • . ■ ~ : - ocl2-tf
THE'ACADEMY OF FIN EA' R T S-;
A CHESTNHT Street, above Tenth, is OPEN ® AlBli*
forviaitorH. from 9 A. M. to SP. M j«is
M&Ammmi.
TWO LADIES DESIRE B OARDINS
-A j n a private family; central location. Thsbeat re-,
ference given and r« <iuired; will fnmieß. Add rm.o “S’-
SL ,” Press offlct. o«l.)-3t*
ELIGIBLE BOOMS VACANT AT
AJ HILL’S,-338 SPRUCE. Street. oeS-lnj*
■:iiOS^«-aiSi>VF©CH]».-
T OST OR STOLEN—ON THE NIGHT
AJ of the Sth Inst.,, four of tie following Certificates:
Nos. 24,319, 23,929, 23 091, 24 630, 24,789 -of Phila
delphia and Reading Railroad Stock. The public ara
cautioned against their negotiation, as their transfer has
been stopped. A liberal reward wiH be paid and na
questions asked on their return to
cc!4-lm*
ALIBBBAL- BEWAED.—Iost OB
mislaid. CertificateNo S 8 of tie Capital Stock of
the.3iiTNA OIL ANY for 500 shares, in thanama
F. WHIGLEY, with a printed form of *
Power of Attorney, endorsed, signed, by
Wrigley. All person- are cautioned negotia
ting for the as the transfer thereof is forbidden^
and will cot be approved by said Company.
: Any insertioif ofany name in thehiank space left int
the Power of Attorney will be forgery.
, ; Said Certificate: can be of no use toany one, am
application lias been made to the said zEfcna Oil Com
pany’for a new Certificate in lien of xfce one lost oc
mislaid. ....
The finder of said Certificate will be liberally *s-,
warded by leaving it at No. 38 South SEVENTH.
-Street (second-story), at Office of M. HINOSSCAIS*
Scrivener. - - ocLS-Im*
PERSONAL.—RED, WHITE, OR
A BLACK BALL JEWKLRV, Wholesale and Retail,
cheapest in the city. .: 916.KA08 Street. oc2o-2i*
EDUCATION'AX™
TJARKESBUKG INST I T UTE—SE
JL I.ECT FCHOOI. for Younjf ladles.—Two Honrs*,
ride from "FhiJadelpMa. Classical, Scientific, and
Gymnastic Departments. > ddress the Principal,
J. M. RAWLISfS, A. M.,
ParHetbnrg, Chester county. Pa.’
oc!9'6t*
DKCCBBIEg, v
•BBSERYINS BBAKDY.
■^HITE
FU&E CIDER AND TOM VINEGAR,
MUSTARD SEED, SPICES, 40,
ALL THE BEQUIBITESTOR PRESERVING OR PIC®.
LINO PURPOSES.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
Dealer ih Pine Groceries,
«>7-tf ; . Comer ELEVENTH and VINE Si*.
A ROHER & REEYES. '
£&■ WHOLESALE GROCERS.
*o. 45 North WATER Street, and
No. 48 North DELAWAREA-yenna,
Q£e? for sale, at the Lcyrect Market Fries*, a I&rga..
tfoekof " .
■« SUGAR, . MOLASSES, - COVBEB,
TEAS, ' SPICES, TOBACCO.
And Groceries generally, earefdly wlested for th*
Bonn try trade.
: SololffSEts fyr ih9 product! of PITHII2? & TQQWm
; SxtdHsiTo Pxnit Canals* F&ctcry at Bridgeton, Si *.
...-v.-*' V\
MACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD, &C.
«-*- -~2,600hb15. Maes. Mo*. 1,2, and 3 Hacherel.lab.
sought fat fish; in assorted packages.
2,000 bbl*. New liaalpcri, Fortans Bay, and Wciif«w
Herrins, -
2,800 boxes Luhse, Sealed, and No. 1 Herring; '
IEJ bbls new Keas Shad. ,
350 boxes Herkimer county Cheese, fte..
In store and for *ale by MUEPHY & ROOMS.
ialS-tf . No. 146 NORTH WHARVES.
T ATOTJR’S OLIYE 01L.—400 BAS-
Rets fresh Latdnr’s Olive Oil. in lots to anltth*_
purchaser, for sale by RHODES is WILLIAMS,
" anSO-tf 10T Sonth-WATER Street -
■tTENRY HHDBW,
I I Distiller and Wholesale .Dealer In .
PORE OLD BOURBON,
MONONGAHELA, RYE, AND WHEAT
WHISKIES,. ,
v 145 NORTH SECOND STREET,.
Belov Race. Pnlla „
HEKBY HUBBY, Gdol9-3m] ISAAC JV EVAK&
*§£*'- H. MUHE, 100 HOBTH SSOGK^
g&LSaStreet, wholesale dealer in WATCHES and
hLRY. Foil assoitment c.f American,. English, ani
Swiss Watches, nt lowest'cash prices.
American Watehes in 2, 3.4, 5, and 6 ounce coin Sil
ver Cases. ■ ociS-3t*-
DR LOWENHERZ.’S -sags.
PATENT - UNIVERSAL ;
• SALVE, for the alleviation of
s =“6= , the pains and for tie care of
diseased, mfinvied, and to-called bad eyre Also, foe
the strengthening and preservation, of weak or es to th»
most advanced age. Notonly does the inflammation
vanish, but the wh-le spots, the so-called tnniclss, upon,
(he eyes, the consequence or the inflammation, disap
pear very soiraafterrtsjmoloyment. Prise $2
new YORK. Hoboken.,,; . ■ __.... ocAMm*
PH iLADBLPSI A-Sl3 i onth FOURTH- Street
gfgspff PIAROS; COTTAGE EXCSi
ri Yjr f f SIOR ORGANS, HARMONIUMS,and MELO
DEONS, at MARSH’S Mnsic Store,
o*7-2m ; ' So. 11Q3 CHESTNUTBsrsei.
.gggggf MIYEE ’ S NEWLY Hf
*T«rf I PROVED CRESCENT SCALE
. , OVERSTRUNG PIANOS. „. r
Acknowledged to- be the best. London Prife Jaeoa*-
and Hlghest Awards in America received.
„ MILODKONS AND SECOND-HANDPI^M.
*e9-Sm Warerooms, No. 438 ARCH St., aei.
DECKER 8R05.,.
STEOIi & CO.’S
. CET.SBBATSn
PIANOS.
J. E. GOULD,
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
COTTAGES ORGANS.
Not only UNEXCELLED, tat UNJKJUALLSB In Parity
of Tone and Power, designed eeperialiy for
and Sebool*, tat found to .he e«n*Uy w«U adapted to
the Parlor and Drawing Room. 11 ‘S' brS<M,
Mo. 1* No At
Al«o, a fomplet* awortSßent of the ¥s£ t«!
constantly on hand.
..........yigTyiW-
P. S. 80-WT.AIfD,
437 SPRUCE S'.raat.