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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

Gov. stone.
This gentleman issues War Proc.
lanation from Des Moincs, Feb. 9th. We
extract to suit the crowded state Of our col
umns: .
Wa arc called upon for another pledge Of
our devotion t. the Union. More men arc
needed 10 I'LL the veteran ranks Of the Ma
tionai Army.
The life Of the rebellion is in our own
hands; and by u proper development Of the
Natio,s power, the approaching campaigns
will BE- glorious aud decisive.
With this sole object in view, the Pres.'
dent Of the U. s., Us YOU are already I'D
viscd, has ordered draft VI 5OO,OOo men,
on The 10Th Of March next.
/ Most heartily did endorse this action,
and pledge hun that Iowa, while she might
not honor the draft, would respond to the
call. Al all hazards this pledge shall b.
redeemed. But there must be no drGft IN
Io,ea.
The honorcd name our brave
boys, through years Vi toll and danger,
have won Tor the State, must not be tar
nishcd by Us, in the closing scenes Of the
war. Most nobly, and hero'cally, have
they performed tn.ir duty let Us emulate
their example by now Performing ours.
| am grieved, when | re,ueinber how
much precious blOod has Already been sac.
Sihced " the demon VI rebellion.
- The storm has spent its fury
but the clouds arr not d'sprlled. The
faithful sentinel upon the national watch
tower. has told Us Ct the night, aud let us
heed his warning,
.IIaving already filled our quota Of The
late rcquis'tion, The President now only
asks for our quota Vi 2OO,OOO additional
men. This will not exceed 5000. After Il
careful examination Of the entire ground
Am satisfied that by continued ex:rti Oh,
AMI active local efforts, We can furnish ths
number required. Every man in the Stat.
should realize the Importance Of ind,viuu
al exertion, and devote himself vigorously
to the task. In addition 10 the liberal pay
offered by the Government, the induce,nenI
Of local bount:es must also he secured
Parsimony should not characterize our &c
tons in such MI emergency. II will be fa'
better for any man to furnish two hundred
dollars, in the form OF bounty to others,
than to pay three hundred dollars for his
own exemption. Let no able bod led man
o. military age, fancy himself secure, Jon
death itse!f Is not more memorable than the
draft will b, if our quota is not furnished
by the 10th Of March.
To meet this rcquisition, We must rely on
the young men Of the State. The appeal
is made to them with the assurance that il
viii ne,:t cordial response from brave and
patriotic hearts. But few Of them will d..
sire tn. sublime history If thus great dra
ma to BE- completed, with their names un
written upon IT'S pages. There is yet time
for all who have Jagged behind, to com,
forward and vindicat- their claims to man
hood and courage. Believing that NJ "rdi
nary excuse will be sufficient to ke, p then
from the field, when their services are s,
imperativeIy demanded, shall expect i"
them = prompt and cheerful response to thu!
last call Ut the Government.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17
$7J 10 500 per Mon tn

slNiiE Little Giant Sewing Machine Company want
i an Ag'n' in each county. TO solirif orders 'oE
their new SIS Machine. with gauge, driver aud
extra ne.dlcs We will psy u liberal salsr. aud
pe,ses give large sion For particulsrs,
ter>us, &c, enclose y st amp and address.
+. 5. FACE, Toledo, o.,
8n3s2 Gent Agent, for the Upited Ststss.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

TRAIN YoUR DAUGHTERS. Mothers. train
your daughters to understand the duties Of the
household, and to know the theory Of domes.
tic pursuits, il you would have them become
good wives and useful men hers of society
Inst ruct them how to make light and whole.
some bread, and tell them what most Of you
know to be true, that the Chemical Salerntus
is the Article to Use in its production. 1t is
made at F"i port, N. Y.iy D. B. De Land e.
Co., and sold by respectable dealers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

PIANoEs AND MELoDANs.-Giles& Bro.
have on exhibition at their music room a
good assortment Of Pianoes and Mclodicns,
which they are offering at less than Eastern
Prices. Those wishing to purchase will do
well to call and examine at Gil & Bro. s
Jcwclry Store, next door to State Bank.
(3Sl)
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

UFor once, We take pleasure in calling the
attention Of our readers to an advertisement.
that of Howe e. Stevens "Fami;y Dye Col.
ors, in this days paper These Dyes have
become hous clold necessity. and so general
is their use that manga well dressed lady finds
that many an article once rejected as out Of
date. is by the aid Of these Dyes, made "a
good as new.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

CoNronrA BLE.-Congress has passed an
act apprc2rating money to buy Artificial
Legs for soldiers losses in battle. This is
right, but it is terribly suggestive Of what
may happen to h lows underpinnings.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

"A
shanghai" Chandler Of the Adams Go.
(wis.) Independent slapped troublesome
old '.sccesh" in his town and was iu.pris.
oncd. Judge Pierce discharged him on
writ Of haJeas corpus and Shanghai thus
crows over his release:
Gellorious art thou, o Liberty None
can appreciate thee fully save those who
have been deprived Of thy dressings
Shade Of Miguel d. Ccrvantes, corpus Of
5. NJ. Booth, and all We shades and all yc
curpus-cs OF all yc illustrious living and
defunct who were or are pcnt up and op'
pressed, you arc the very icllers l wish to
congratulate me!
Blessed art thou Judge Pierce, 0 my
liberator! For even as the peerless Joan
Of Arc drew her sharp instrument in be-
hall Of the down,ro iden, so didst thou
stalk forth with thy powerful writ OF
llav'is Carcass, and yank the fierce, cruel,
,yranical iron heel Of Sheriff Cox from of
the undersgned's neck! That's what thou
diist. Thou foundst ne SICK Of being in
prison Cor no "tfense save Shaping nj old
ccpperhead's lank chops, and thou undidst
the CALLING necklace from my neck, gather
cd me together even as a chicken gathers
her goslinss under her wings, bound up my
wounaed feelings, pouring ia tang.etoo'
and lager beer, and coming various hunane
games Of that sort.
Yes, Freedom, you're bully. TIN revel
| ing into you, "abOut these days" Truth
mashed to ycarth will get up again, Bryant
says. That's me. Let no man henceforth
call me culprit, or ask. the how l like Jail
soup because l don't banker arter it.
(Sigh ned,) julius SHANGHAI,
A Freedman.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17
R GOOD FARM for SALE, g

rINIE ssbscrber offers to sell. ut great bargain,
L hi. farm in Gre.icn Tow hip Chick asav ~
county, iowa G. m ami 800 acre of choice MIS-
land well waier-d all und"r fenrr 100 broke.
100 acres ready for .esdns in the spring two miles
aud ha't OF good post and rail fcn"e. ~ ares of
good timber Five f.ities OF the eight WATER
ell wi IL running stream. There is larr" and rev.
falling spring on the place. The following diagram
will show the situation Of the Farm:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

e-T- Some Of the ladies in Hartford an.
pear in the streets without hoops hut vi h
dresses that Only come tn tn" ANGLE. One
of tn. Hartford papers thinks this a pleas
ant reform
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

spirit, 50 MS to urake her appear ang lr.
The manager growing impatient. as well
~ the audience for the prcs,nt OF the
piece, exclaimed: Dear me, it takes
long time to make an angel out Of wo.
man" "Yes," re,"rted the good Spirit.
but it takes a mighty short time to make
a derik a out Of man" The manager vam-
oused, and the devil tainted, ct Omnes e.
cunt. More anon, '.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

Our No. 8 Machine |.
admirably adapted to the
wants OF all manutactur.
ers, and l. far more simple
duiable and cheaper than
any other Shuttle Machine
m use, aud . great favorite
wherever introduced.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

We have lately intro
iduced a New style Family
sewing Machine, making
the Shuttle Stitch, or
stitch alike on both sides,
arranged in the same style.
aud sold At the same pri-
ces rs our Grover Il Baker
stitch Al Ichines.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17

On the 18th Of Dec. ls63. a Brown Pocket Book.
containing . small amount Of money. The owner can
have the same by desert ing it and paying charges
URI Wiley. Seigel 4. O.,
t3Slwa) Wagner Township, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-17
S.KPON xEIER
Concentrated lye Family Soap Maker.
Ia ken Up !!

10y the subscriber, in this CITY ,etwcen the 6Est and
y middle ~ No, embsr. Red aud White Ileifvr
CALI Fix months old. The owner have the same
ty proving title aud paying charges.
3s2 GEO SIIOUP
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29

CRANE.-0n Monday, the 26th instant, WILLIAM L..
CRANE in the 43d Of his
Ills friends and the members and leaders Of the Chill
drens Progressive Lyceum invited TO attend his u
neral. Services at SAMSON Street Halt to commence at
~ 7. NJ sunday
DONOHUGH.-S Suddenly. on the 2Tth Instant MARY
E. vile Of John j. Donohugh, in the jjh year OF her
age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO
attend tie funeral from the residence OF her husband,
at 2 O'Clock 10 proceed Mechanics Cemrtory.
HOFFMAE.-On the 93th instant, after q short illness,
@. A HOFFMAN,
Due notice will be given OF the funeral.
Lewiston Tuesday evening, september 2Tth, 1854,
JOHN LEWIS IN the 6lst year Of his age.
HIS male friends invited to attend his funeral from
his late resdence No. 522 Pe street. on Friday morning.
at 9 O'Clock. lnterment at Laurel hill
MILLER.-On the 10Th instant from wounds received
at the battle OF Winchester, Sergeant THEODORE MIL.
LER, Company X, One-hundred-and- n Nineteenth Regl-
ment Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Due notice of the funeral Will be given.
MYERS.-At TOrresdae, Philadelphia, September 25tl,
JOHN BISPHAM MYERS, IN the 6lst year of his age.
l,ue notice OF his funeral will be given
SECKEL.-On tho 18th instant, Mrs. ANGELINE
sECKEL, reot Of the late Lawrence Secke In the 53d
year OF her age. tCaliiOrnh papers please COpy.l
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence Of Mr.
p Rehngs No. 6l2 8 Tenth street, Friday morning,
B Mt O'Clock. Interment at Woodland Cemetery
from wounds received on the 18Th, ROBERT f. SOLLY
OF Company A, Fourleenth Pennsylvania Cavalry, son
OF Robert and Eliza SOy In the 35th OF his age,
WILSOS.-On the 9th instant OF Gastritls, ALEXAN-
DER WILSON in the i3d year of his age
His friends and those of the family respectfully iu
SIC Prune street on Saturday afternoon October st al
I O'Clock.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29

CrcKrr-Tbe great cricket match between
the st. q, orqe Club, of New Yurk, and the Young
America Club Of Philadelphia, which was com
menccd on Tuesday. on the ST. George grounds,
Hobokcn, resulted as follows st. George, first
innings, 81; second innings, 30-tOtal, 6L. The
Young America scored IS Ia the irst mbings,
and 70 IT. the sccOhd, for the less OF six wickets
The match wac continued yesterday the PhiA.
uClphiaus having only seven runs to ret to via
for five wiCkCts 10 fdil, the chances are consider
ably In their favor
CUTTING AFFAIR This morning James
Whitaker was befOr, AldCrm m Welding, charged
with assault aud battery upon william Thomas.
II seems that both Of the mon are coorcd walters,
employed at the Ashland House. Yesterday
At cruoun they got into a fight Waitakcr
Ocktd Thomas down stairs, and then cut him
IN the foot, iDtlicting very serious wound. Tho
wound Is said TO have been inflicted with a
h tchtt while the nCcu ed states tn { IL was done
viii plate He was held TO answer.
SHOOTING ArrArR.--A coored man named
Joseph Russell was shot on board of a tug boat
on the Delaware yesterday afternoon. He with
a number Of Others, had shipped in the merchant
service and was being taken down o. vessel
On the way down he got into a quarrel with
runner and tho latter fred six shots at him from
a revolver Only ono took effect, and that entered
his arm. The wounded man was taken to the
hospital.
FATAL RrsUIr-Another oG the men injured
by The falling Of portion Of the depot of the
Philadelphia and Erie railroad on Saturday last
d ed last evening from the effects Of his injuries
He is named John Henderson, aged thirty .fyo
years, ard leaves n family.
Nav CHvRCH - The Tabor Presbyterian
church, at Eighteenth and Christian streets, is
now completed, and will soon DO used for hold
ing Divine service
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

COMPLETION OF A NEW MARKET HoUsE.-The
new market house, at the northwest corner of
Twelfth and Market streets, having been com
pieed, will be thrown open to the public on satur-
day morning next The structure is one of the
most complete Of its kind in the city, being built
OF fine press brick, with circular iron trussos sup
porting light and substantial wooden roof. The
building has front Of 70 feet on Market street.
extending along Twelfth 10 FiiDert, q distance of
3OG feet
It is provided with three avenues, containing
in all 2ij stalls, an Of which have been rented,
and will be occupied on the day OF opening. The
building Is well ventilated and contains sixteen
entrances. More room is allowed sellers and
buyers than in most Of our market houses, the
avenues each being two feet wider than those in
similar structures.
A corrugated iron roof supported by iron posts.
extends over the pavement in place of anaWning,
on Market, Twelfth, and Filbert streets Tle
whole structure is completed in the most sub
stantial manner, and is quite an Improvement
70 the neighbOrhOOd wherein ID is located A
few more such buildings, and the remaining
market shambles scattered here and there
throughout the city can be dispensed with for
more attractive structures erected In their place.
The sTERRoPTcoN.-The novel and superb
entertainments at the Assembly Building are fill
ing the hall 10 oyerfowing nightly. They are
curious and instructive. The Ghost is a great
\ marvel. The'YieWs embrace some OF the raresl
sVehery IN the world
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29
"THE FL REKA OIL COMPANY OF WEST
VIRGINIA"

Capital, S5OO,OOO divided into 100 900 shares at
s. per share. Subscription price, Sl'j0 per share.
This Company own Of tho valuable laud and
leases In the KanAwha valley situate Horse Neck and
Campbelrs Run brar ohes Of Bull creek and within five
miles OF the Ohio river.
on Horsc Neck the company wei, which Is now
pumping twenty three barrels Of oil per day. This well is
only three hundred and twenty feet deep. The
superintendent Is preparing to bore TO Tho dcph Of
the other wells surrounding us, which producing from
hundred hundred and sixty barrels Of oil por
day when We are satisfied we can produce like amount.
There is another wen al Horse Neck, bored two
hundred aud sixtyhve feet with about thirty feet OF oil
10 the well. The land ON which this well is located IL on
a perpetual lease The Bull Greek Company own a one
third interest," company have the balance OF thirds
At Campbels run, the company in fee tract Of
thirty three acres considered by geoogsts and mining
engineers the best oil territory In the state. The groat
Tack WELL flowing five hundred barrels, adoins this
property
Rocks Of subscription open at the Compauy's
once, Room No. %, Merchants Exchange.
A limited number Of shares only will be sold.
JOHN J. KRONER, Treasurer.
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Married.

CREESE-LowRY.-on the 21th instant, by tho Rcv.
John =. Chaplain, Major ARTHUR NJ GREENE, OF
PHILADELPHIA
KLElN-BLAIR--On August iith 1864 bV the Rev.
c. Loose. MI CHARLES KLEIN, Of SOrrislown, Mont
sCmeTy county, Pa. - MIS- MARY, third daughter OF
Mr. WuliAm BlAir,,of this city. sNornstoHn papers
please copy.l
IAyEKTY-HUSTER-O tie 9Th instant. by the
Rev. William Bsrns Mt. THOMAS LAYERrY to MISS
ELlZABETH HUNTER, all OF Philadelphia
MASKS-MANSFIELD.-O on Sunday. the 2Jth instant,
by the Rev. Wl.bur +. Paddock, Mr. AUGUSTUS
MARKS 10 Miss FANNY a. MANSFIELD, both Of this
caty.
OBEsOS-MARTIN.-On the 2Sth last, at st. Pauls
Church, Railway, n. J., by hev r. NJ AbercrOmbe,
DANIEL ROBESDN TO JENNIE c daus shter Of tue
late MUli0rd NJ. Martin. ss'
WALLISG-FOULK.-On the sth instant, by the Row
:. W. Thomas. Pastor OF st. Paus NJ. u. Church, Mr..
GEORGE ", WALLING to Miss ADA FOULK, all of
tLs city.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29
TIE MERCANTILE GLUE.

We trust that none of our readers viii over
look the advertisement in another column OF
the grand mass meeting of the Mere lntile
Union Club, which will be held this evening,
at Concert Hall. Attached to the call are the
names of almost every leading merchant and
business firm in the city. No one can glance
over the list without being struck with the
extent of the representation from the COM
mercial and manufacturing establishments of
Philadelphia. Among the sigaers are gentle
men who have heretofore been identified with
~ pohuesl parties, but with a patriotic pur-
pose wulch defes all mercenary considerations,
eney nave resolved TO stand by their country,
anu ~ support ABRAHAM LINCOLN as the
surss. way 70 speedy, honorable, and en-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29
THE REsEL INVASION OF MISSOURI
shelby Occupies Farming iOn-Ths En-
rolled Militia ChIIeC out.

shelby Occupies Farming iOn-The En-
rolled Militia ChIIeC Out.
Reports were received at headquarters yester-
day, to the effect that Shelby had advanced from
Fredericktown twelve OF fifteen miles north
waTdly to Pennington. Mirmaduke was at the
former place, and also moving northward, while
il is not improbable that Price himself with an ad-
diional force is somewhere in the rear, with the
intention Of operating with or joining them.
Shelbys force is estimated at 5000; Marina
dukes 5000, and the force with Price at 1000
making IA total of 10000.
This is certainly heavy raiding party, but i.
IS iuot large enough TO eXciic any Particu r
alarm or apprehension az headquarters. IN order,
however, that due preparation may be made to
egt he invaders, O. neral Pike, ting un Ter
DIR ct'ors from General ROsan-ans, has called
The entire lsf Brigade Of enrolled militia iato
ay i've scryice.-St L0Us ReDu5iraD, N1HjUL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29

-England now has nineteen iron-elaa vo.,o,.
RfioRt.
The new City Hall in Newark, N.
dedicated on Thursday last
New Hampshire newspapers have decline
In number f0m forty to tWenty-nine.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29

FIom tho "Psburg Daily POST OF September Q, 1854.
"Ou SrRIKE-Tho Wheeling Intellgencer says -
We learn from gentleman who arrived yesterday fro
Pleasant county that Monday the Burton Oil
struck well Horse Neck, IN that county, which VII
yield thousand barrels of oil day. there Is greS
excitement the subject In TITS vicinity and the oil feyc
Is prevailing 10 fearful extent"
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

valuable TestimOny.-PrOcure Rt any
Druggists Of Mrs. 8. A. ALIENS circulars Of her
Worlds Hair RestoTor and Hair Dressing aud you VIII
frd in much valuable Information concerning tho
human hair, also testimonials nom well know and re-
liable parties that viii satisfy you that her preparations
have equals for restoring, nvigoratng and bcauting
the Hair Ifyour Hair sgrey If you hayoa bald spot, If
yos wish retain our hur through e these prepaa
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29

Owing shs great Increase In the Circulation Of 1HE
EvEsivo TrLfoRArI oompciingus to go 20 press AZ
early hour we urgently request that advert
be handed iu as "a 10 O'Clock, Il possible 10 secure
nom Insertion IN all Of our editions
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EsTATE oF ANDREW COMsTOCK, Nd,

Ieers Testamentary upon the estate OF ANDREW
'UhsIOCk, ~ d., deceased, having been granted 70 the
undersigned an persons indebted % said estate
Ie same, % present them, without delay % j. SMITH
lAhllS, Executor No. l3l 2, FOURTH street. OrtO his
Attorney, DAVID NJ HAMBLEIOS, No. 81 N. SIXTH
street Philadelphia. i5ttGt
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29
LsTATE On sOPHIA Q. HEBERTON, pE.

Ihe Auditor appointed by the Orphans Cour. for the
Cy and County OF Philadelphia, TO aaldt settle, and
4du,t the first account Of GEORGE JUNKtN, Jr, Esq
Lhtcuior o. The last viii and testament Of )pIA q.
hLbEkiOG, deceased, aud 10 make distribution OF the
bace IN the hands Of the accountant, will meet tho
lA YES Interested for the purposes Of his appointment,
on Tuesday, October q 1884, al O'Clock r. NJ, at his
once no, ~ Walnut street, In Tie city OF Philadelphia
e2O luths u JOHN CLAYTON, Auditor,
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EDUCATIONAL.
FRIENDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS, REAB.
. 81 30 r ELayEE Of : Ta oS S 5sSg3 GG 9S SS 81
mitted. tsel-lm'l W. wIIIrALL.
(RITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Established 1874, incorporated 1855.
Young prepared for the Counting house and bUsl-
Thorough ana practical instruction IN
OOK-BEEPING,
In all branches as pactsed by the best accountants
D'''' PENMANSHIr.
Plain and ornamental taught by one Of the most com
Commercial Calculations,
Business Forms,
Commercial Law
Detecting Counterfeit Notes. &c
TELEGEAPHiNG,
By sound aud on paper taught In thorough and practical
mhnneI bN u long CNpclicnc,d operator,
STUDENTS INSTRUCTED SErARATELY.
Evening Sessions after September I5tn.
Containing terms students names C7I last year) &C.
s. II CRIrTESDEN q 90.
stB-lm No. G33 ChESNbr Street.
, SIGNOR n. PERELLI
LESBOS in SISGiSt!.
! tcs.nsmiin No. 1925 CHESTNUT STREET.
I OST, AND AN APPLICATION MADE,
H for lupncae Ccuhcstc No ii5, in the tennsJl-
va "a Bulldlcg ana Loan Association ...,.,.,.,
I IL A ANDkkTAlNs
1
OIL ST OCKS
! ~ BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION,
by GEORGE j, gOID,
I Broker,
l augl2m No. Is S. THIRD Street.
1T - NEW 7-3O LOAN.
. -. Ds Subscriptions received, and the Note
Furnished free OF all charges, by
Banker,
Rue32m No. IL 5. THIRD Street.
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Omce of the Lehigh Coal and NavIgn-

tion Company September II, 1854.
Sealed Proposals will bo received AT this office until
O'Clock y. NJ Of Tuesday, the ith OF October next for
any portion the whole Of one Million t8l 40 OOO) Of Dol
lars, part Of loan authorized by Acts Of Assem-
bly, payable e LIST of APRIL 1884, with Int est at the
rate Of six cent annum payable quarterly, tho
LIST day of the months Of January april, july and Oco
ber Of each year and both principal and int secured
by mortgage the COmpany's estates and franchises
The proposals be In writing endorsed "Propos ais
for Letigh Loan, aud left At this office. where they will
remain without being opened until the meeting Of the
Board Of Managera At u O'Clock on "Wednesday the OH
October neNI The Off Of accepted proposals VIII
be early thereafter notified Of such acceptance, when
the premiums offered will be Immediately payable, aud
Afterwards each win be a. liberty to pay tne amount ac
cepted by monthly instaments Of ten per cent
thereof the whole time, at his her option
The themseVea the right Of rejecting
any bids not satisfactory.
By order OF the Board Of MANAGERS.
EDWIN WALTER Treasurer.
Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Pur-
poses
The puTest old
Port,
Madeira Wines,
Also, fire old Brandies,
for medicinal purposes,
Constantly on hand, by
DAVIS RICHARDS,
Arch aud Tenth streets