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If che can boast of great statesmen In the
past, when the blight Of human slavery was
upon her, what may we not expect when her
free schools can dev lop a score Of TANEYs,
with views more civilized and enlightened Than
those ever held by that great mind, whose
only deficiency was his love Of slavery.
Maryland will soon arise glorious star in
the American armament, and learn TO bless
the day when her sister States rebelled against
the General Government; because to them
must she ascribo her freedom, her advance
ment, and her civilization.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

"WelI, well, I'm becoming Bald, and
csnhep it, frequently expressed by those whose hair
Is leaving them Now this is ALA mistake Jaynes Hair
Tonic, faithfully applied, win preserve the hair from
falling on, remove all dirt and dandrun prevent prema-
ure gaynoss crupye diseases of the scalp and By
its continued recothc the head with new and bcauti-
hl hair, Prepared only by DrD. JAYNE soY, No. 2l2
Chesnut street
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REAL ESTATE.

a REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE. .
Ia BEAL BsTATE. REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALR, o. 10000 WORTH
FOR SALE, 45,OOOOO0 WORTH.
ron SALE, s5,OO1OOo WORTH
CALL OR BBND F0R CATALOGUE.
CALL OR SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
CALL OR BEND FOR CATALOGUE
No rarty whhlng To- purchase or dispose OF
Real Psste should fan to cln on mo at once
As have greater douard ot property thar any o.hcr
broker In this city wsted to purchase nfy arst class
pr pcrics south Of Vine and Tonth street for
which extraordinary aooi prices viii be paid
OEORGE g. Muller,
radical Rcal Estate Opcyatar,
No I5i N SIXTH 1trco.
q FOR SALES.--FUTURE DOUBLE
E1Mau#ion aud ifrge Dot ON Cnesnu street. Prsc
$4,000
Two vcy largo frst class Dwcliurl on Arch street,
west Of Tcn'hi io.s 20 urI5J. Price 100.
Ca LARGE DWELLING, ARCH STREET,
east SIXTH atlb by 27j ice deep 10 Cherry streets
stable and coach tourc, elegant garden, &c. rrlge
$500.
Largo nrt cls.s store, No. Io' Sc Third street Price
suUoO.
Arch street stoio No. no, 10. l5by lol. Price ioO
Elegant uow Dwelling. corner OF Twentieth and wal
lace iuCoti iot2nbs IN ieet deep. rrec $500.
On NEAT DWELLING, WALLACE, WEST
--lor Nineteenth street. Price 5000.
O. EXCELLENT j. WELLING (NOW
L,nptJ NO 1910 Coates street Lyt 21 by l.J feet TO
a .fr.,t, Iuce 500
Etauee uCar two thousand other propottcs ofmlchloss
aol,cGou. Ever, anxious rur,buor should csu ON me
0g0' OEORGE @. MILLER,
Practical Real Estate BroGor,
y rIT -frrst.
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CYRUS COMMINGs.
CONSUMPTION CURED.


PHIL LNDELPHIA, Richmond, No. -
This to certify that about three years was taken
with disease which the physicaus cal ed Consumption.
had cough, hOaTsoncss spit blood, and became very
much relaxed, Was under the Of five physicians,
ana have taken great deal of medicine without relief In
this condition called DR.. Brown, 1920 Walnut street
After electrical examination pronounced curablc;
and, under the sG treatment OF Dr. Beckwth, operator
and physician in Dr. Browns establishment. am nearly
relieved of disease and expect after few treat
ments, TO be entirely restored TO health. recommend an
Sal AATTN MAv
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MN YnnK senien,hnr ln. 1871

.. Nl.w YORK, September 30, 1864.
Dr. T. Shedd, EloCticiau &c. =
ne6r Sir-Permtt me to express in this informal man
ner appreciation OF Your high professional ability as
eNempled IN your attention u personally while con
nectcd with DR.. Chamberlain, of this city now with DR.
Brown az No 1920 Walnut street, Philadelphia MY dis.
one Of long standing, and difficult detect as
Ccut TO treat and assure you, that having been under
the treatment Of several physicians before came 10 YOU
none we're able OF able, they failed l treat with even
moderate decree Of success Il remlined for yOl bY
skin, to detect my diicutcs, and by your careful
and faithful treatment ofme, to place on the road TO
perfect health.
Accept dear sir my for your attentions
and my high estimate Of your skill I'm the application of
Electricity as method Of cure.
Yours, respectfully, CYRUS COMMtNGS.
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Professor BoLLES has qualified one thousand
physicians who use Elcctdcy MS 81 ogialy.
Wonderful cure or Inflammation Of tho LUNGS pcc-
formed at No. 1920 walnut street, Philadelphia Read the
folCwing:-
Ihavc been great sufferer for tic last twelve years.
which was contracted from disease took in California
gold mines, by great Nposure tO cod BY working tho
Lad several attacks After returned 20 thi, Ctv mad
several pulmonary attacks here sOm0 Of acute innanma-
ton upon the lnnssj was treated by the most uncnt
meOicRl men; bus the cause Of my difficulty remained
unmoyd. No medical man tas been able TO do mo
any permanent good by medical treatment About
tIIeo weess ago. ! had most severe attack " in
ILLUMINATION upon the lungs; my suNCriuGs ind1-
scHhhble. GesOItod 10 medical teatmcnt which seemed
10 be unuNaipg, aud seemed rapidly sinking in the
arms Of death, whtn ! chaucod TO see }. u, Batly
No. 90 Market street. who had been cured by Profess
Boilce, Ot No 1920 Walnut street Mr.. Bay advised me
20 Professor BOlles at once which did and in ten
minutes (as strange may appear was perfectly free
rom my gucliuEs. At the time Professor ioes treated
I suffering with the most severe spaswojic
cough without any eNpectoTaton. II seemed could not
live an Euur. Be las treated me tOur times since,
rm perfectly = llcvcd. This to me is sin wonder
Of wonders. No shocks given; all was pleasant and
agreeable.
would chcofuly invite all the sick to avail hcmselvc,
OF this practice. shall feel thanbCuto Mr.
Beiiy for informing me where could be cured
JUDAH LEVY.
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HELD Died, Thursday the 10th Instant, CATIIA-
RINE WHITE FIELD, widow OF the late Charles Field,
LhQ.
The funeral viii take place Monday the 18th instant
at 10 ocllC from her late residence No 1915 West M.
tenhUnse square.
MAXWLLL.-on the 10th Instant in his OH yoar,
HOWARD, sOn OF Robert A ana Catherine Maxwell
Funeral from his parents residence Fory-trs street
above Hutton, Mantua, Monday, at r. NJ Carriages
tor the conveyance of relatives and cnds the ra-l-
dence viii leave the Uudertnk cTs No sl Spruce street
below Tenth, at 2 o'clock, precisely. lntermeut al
Woodlands Cemetery.
sULGER on Thursday, 10Th instant in tho Jth year Of
hi. ngr, ,COH PAUL OF Isaac and julia H. SUl GER.
The tueral win falo place 7H Monday, tlc a. ms ant
~ ln ucltcS from his fthefs residence No 2I est
arch llrc,t
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ELE CTRICIT v.
WONDERFUL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
10 THE DISEASED.

uu. BROWN cures au acute and chronic diseases By
sretal guarantee, wtcn drsrcd ~ The patient NO
iz2O WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, and In cssc OF a
failure no charge s made. No drIggng the sYsiem with
uncertain medical ngents All curcs performed by Mag
rctlsm Gayauism, or other notifications OF Electricity
without shocts or any uupoason, sensation.
This discovery De- the result Of than ten years hard
tud 4elDutuc Investigations. 10 develops not only
reliable system Tor the diagnosis OF dfca3c but the ony
,n,,nt ind reliable means of cure ui great superiority
over all other systems tor the Of disease has been
practically tested for more than ten years, and for five
years in Philadelphia, where twelve thousand myl 10
haNc btcu treated suffering from almost eycry form and
who alter treatment bt the most eminent med rual u
Philadelphia Bostou, Now York, and other cics, have
perfect curc had been effected
We DO not wish 10 convey th' impression u7' we elro
consumption after tho lungs are half dccAyci hut will cure
eycy cssc consumption In The early and mi. die stages
and every other disease where sufficient amJuat Of
such In fact, has been our stcoc's IN controlling Tho
plpuu,ulco cure by special contracs when t-o itot
desires
such a. rslp tauJn of the Heart Tic Ha.u.o E Irad.
aches OF al kinds, hsrNOusuDs Inability 90 collect Che
many cases Of Ulndncss, Impaired vision COOS eye,
tunHned SORE T. es. AnItu Paine, Male and Pom tls
drucolc, Urinary Tro.bles, Hcrsurih Dscascs OH
Sores. ffuptuns uf uU Mind, Cancers, SIf IiI0uu,
Burns, InuammaHons' N.' hlN9pa RE, Pm IIc|t
+ rhUCcous Iumars, UcumIlism Of % hun, GIu.,
f gp.stsr f N.Y. H. ous
ftH Neck Swtllcd T0ngI, Kup.urps Kidney 11mufrnta.
Liver Comp pa,uis lilp avg spine lrea'a., Stra1a' and
tulc buadv Bitos OF rUisoroI Iusaca IN Ar'nv FIJI,
r.gell5 C.g'gT P'pn, on, its'n'y, R,,9. or
as, bm5sy' Palsy. G.audIlt aWeinE Neoupu' q. tue
to.ng rcaN Os.cous joints save Limbs trom being AM
putatud oven WHOM modification has COIN mnunccI.
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RHEUMArISM CURED.

Dr. W. Il. Brown
had been afiicted with rheumatism since April last
very severely, extending over the entire body causing
the most eXcruciatng suffering. For several months
under the best medical care but better aud finally
you call and placed 5O'f under the
g. a. Fulton female operator OF your establishment In
two weeks relieved Of all pain, and now per-
ectly we gladly recommend an ladies suffering TO her
Kind
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Eye, Far, Throat Diseases. Catarrh,
Asthma, and oil Nervous Affections treated with the
surot success by Dr. YoS MosCHzIsKEB with his newly
constructed apparatus. An Illustrated prospectus OF the
same containing valuable testimonials ay be had
gratis on application at his oce, No 1927 Walnut street.
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MOUNT PLE,sAsr,

In the spring Of 1852 was taken with constant pain
aud uucasnCss Ia my stomach, which gradually in
creased until November. AZ this time cmncu. Alo-
patic Physician caCE In, who pronounced the dis
case Dyspepsia, Medicine was prescribed but failed
cure The disease sent to Philadelphia, and procured
box Ofa celebrated Dyspepsia medicine advertised IN the
papers. After using that experienced relief The
disease continued gOwinR worse, until March, 1863 whom
hearing Of the wonderful performed by means of
Electricity concluded to have applied, and say that
after about twelve treatments. applied by Dr. Brown was
NJ BROWN
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TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED OF PHILA.
nETpTIA

Dr. BROwE will visit and trca. patients at their resi-
dCuCos In tIe city, when desired. We are CurIu nad
further pledge Curseves 10 cure, Violent In umaols
Fever. Puaumoua, Group Diptbcriu-iu thpr cyer,toun
end OoTd ion OF scAso that rs all cursblr s 1u the
control Of the various modihcto1s OF ELE 3rR 'ITT.
when Eppc1 n harm O1y with tIa Physiological rrIu-r
iGerts OF the Therefore In All where
medical tregtmon has pro, Ell failure there H. st nopc
city.
We have cured many Acute Disease, after aD u0her
Ala. .a.1F d..
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HOME ON A FURLOUGH.-
IL This beautiful steel engraving, painted by Schus-
sele ana engraytd by Saran, s having lmmeuse sale
md Is considered by AL who have seen 70 as Of thc
finest specimens o. engraving ever cotton out IN this
country.
EVERY SOLDIERS FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
EVERY LOYAL HOUSEHOLD SHOULD HAVE
COY.
In 9ct every family who has q father, husband, or
son battling Tor Dis country, viii appreciate and should
possess -
HOME ON A FtRLOUGH
II win always be beautiful memorial Of the anxious
dEy6 ANA years Of rebellion aud war.
This engraving Is sold Ngluslvgly by Agents
DISABLED SOLDIERS
aul others will find this the most pleasant and profitable
agency they undertake. We gye exclusive territory,
and viii give particulars ol agency apple alton.
We print this plate 10 b. % Sheet suitable iortlm
ing and viii send specimen COPY by mail, free onrecept
Of The price $3.50 which Is about one ha the price usually
charged engrayings Of this character Forparcuars,
BRADLEY & CO., Publishers,
Try EF No. &c N, FOURTH Street.
l-22Etu.hlm Philadelphia.
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G5verpmcut # Il does likewise. Fsctloa con-
ssis in interfering with the acts Of f"the powers
that te," and when those acts are for self
preservation, TO interfere Is treason, treason Of
the deepest dye.
The voice Of the American people declares
that faction is treason at the present tine and
i'thc Administration had, through tha. cal
lart vet ran, General BUTLER, seized and
executed those who are trying to stab her In
the dark, the nations voice would approve the
act and reward the actor.
When the war is concluded, let us have our
parties when the life of the nation is safe. LET
Us have our factions; but until such Is the
c Sc both faction and panty are treason to tb,
nation, 10 liberty, and 30 the world.
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TIgE MESSAGE or sEFrIRso y

THE MESSAGE OE JEFTLRSO DAVIS.
In his last message 20 The Senate aud Uouse
OF the Confederate States, Mr.. JEFFEusoy
DAVIS maintains that equablc tone which in
dicstes his confidence In himself, Independent
Of resources, He reviews the military situa-
tion OF the South, and maintains that there s
much cause for self graduation. He says IN
relation 20 the delusions Of the NORTH
"Apain, in the present campaign, was the de-
" lusiUn fOgI y cherished that tho cspt4re Of
" Atlanta and Richmond would, IL effected opd
" The war by Che overthrow OF our Government
g. ana the submission of our people. We can
" now judgc by experience how uuimpDah mt il,
the influence Of tue former evcntupon our c4nl-
Ciy for defense, upon tho courage and spirt of
the people, and the stability orthe Government
" We mBy, I'm Ike manner, Judge that II he r,r
Ueicu against Richmond had resulted i'm s.tsoass
" inst ad Of failure; If the valor of the army
under the lc lctCerShip Of its accomplished c,n.
mg der had resisted In vain the overwhelming
" noEses whirh were, on the contrary, decisively
rrpulscd; FIVE had been compelled 10 evacI-
" ate iti hmoud q, vol rs Atlanta tho Conf de-
O. racy would have remained as erect aud defiant
" as ever
1t is interesting to learn from this MESSAGE
that not the fall of Richmond, nor Whining
" ton, nor Charleston, nor Savannah, nor
" Mobile, nor Of all combined can save the
enemy from the constant and exhausting
" drain Of blood and treasure which must con-
tnue until he shall acknowledge that no
peace is attainable unless based on the
recognition OF our indaleasible rights" If
these statements apply to the North, in what
proportion can they be made to rodound, CO.
relatively, to the advantage ofthe Coniederaey?
That portion Of the message, however, which
refers to the employment of negroes in pioneer
and engineer corps, will meet with most atten-
ton and criticism. The subject OF arming the
negroes has been agitated Of late by the Rich
mond papers, some advocating it, some as
strenuously opposing it. "The subject" says
Mr.. DAVIS, sis to be viewed by us solely in
the light Of policy and social economy" and
the idea of arming the slaves Mr.. DAVIS com
bats, although he would bless with liberty
such slaves as shall do service with arms on the
Gold
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No slls. Fourth stTect, PhilIdeInl
nNSpRnSIA rIrnRn

This Is loss Of balance Of the 40 positive ani
forces of Electricity. The polarity Of the nerves going
from the ceoheum TO the stomach being lost sup
ply of ElocT city from the brain being Unfinished there
fore the stomach Is left minus negative The Orgau
not perform its legitimate functions properly aud Dys-
pepsiH Is the result. Read the f0llowng;-
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

e~l997" ST. STEPHENS CHURCH. - THE
49, Annual Collection for the Episcopal Fund OF ne
Diocese wal made thls church to morrow te l2th ss
H~F5@ CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
49, RCH, CON 3ERT HALL-Rev. EDWARD
HAYES VIII preach 10 morrow Morning aud EycnnE.
Subject OF Evening dscourse-"The Lessons OF victory
a-lgFe UNION NJ. Il. CHURCH, FOURTH
80 street, below Arch.-Sahbata, November D.. N1r.
D.. MOORE, -. Do, VIII preach in Che m1-u.nl % LUr
Ogo't, end Ijov. y. c. MURPHY ID. d., On lhe evening
.. US u.t.N, lf.y Meeting, U1 uHp o. L. II. Itf
l~Sy- WAGNER FREE INSTITUTE OF
go So. nee. COLUMBIA Avenue and sENEN-
tEENrIi .troet.rraaehlug every abbltl Uern5Ol at
aa o''lo. l., TO morrow by l.ev'E j. SHEPPARD, An
F~1TH A SPECIAL SERVICE IN BEHALF
49, OF mo Mission anon tho Deaf Mutcs of this aIty
win be- held U ST. Marks Church, LOCUST street, w0 0f
Sixteenth, to. morrow evening at 5tf O'Clock. The Rsy.
Lr HALLAlDEr win explain the sign language, interpret
the service a T. is read and give some account of ne ml1
OF educating deaf mute3 and The progress Of Clugl
work lnJnst1Cm DCa mutas, ana an persons Interested
ln promoting their welfare, are cordially Invited. To-
y~-vz ST. Marks EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
~ Church. SPRING GARDEN Sire {, above Ihir-
tcenth. Owing 20 the dRmpness OF the Lecture Room,
the congregation will, by special invitation, unite n d.
vino worship tomorrow, with the North Broad Street
Pteshyteran Church, corner Of BROAD and GREEN
htroots. Boy O. ~ KROrEL WIN preach at l0A A. 1l,,
ana koy. T.. l. ADAMS at ~ r. M.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-WASHINGTON
y BUTCHER, Commission Merchant and Wholesale
Dealer IN Provisions and Produce, has associated with MIN
IN bis business his son, HENRY CLAY BUTCHER The
e yle Of the lrm VIII be -
Nos l46 and las n. FRONT Street.
Philadelphia, October q, 1864. lO-2i-lm'
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MARKIED.

THOMAS La VS. ON Monday, October 3Ist bv the
Rev Thos, q. Alien Mr.. PHILIP URIAH THOMAS 10
Mrs JULIA a. LAWS.
wHITNEY-YOUNG-O the 10th Instant at the
RESIDENCE o. FREDERICK G. Jone Esq; New York BY Rev
Robert II Booth. JOHN Il. WHITNEY. OF PHILADELPHIA,
10 MARY GRAHAM, youngest daughter OF the late
GuiliOrd D. Young, Of the former place.
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DUNKARD OIL COMPANY.

CAPIa'AL $500, 900.
100000 sshares-$6 Par Value.
A limited number Of Shares will be sold by
order Of the Company at 81 90 per share.
The following is extracted from the Philadelphia IN
qucr" Of September IL 1864 prior the organization Of
the DUNRARD OIL COMPANY
ION almost al the streams in Green County the lands
have already bsen leased with ysw explorations for
coal and on particular y the Dunkords. the de-
voopments have Of the encouraging character
The editor OF the wayne5burg ga Messenger in re-
ferrirg 10 the subject uer careful personal inspec ion
of the region and nc operations that are taking place
there, says
awe honestly OF opinion that when capital and
toruisc shall have developed lands along crock
that locality viii he found 10 compare in the extent Gifts
OIL production, vh the yenluso district, while in the
be indefinitely supogor Our convictions this subcc,
are based upon knowledge and observation of both
roqons and OF the geological formations and surface ind
cations We arc prati6ed to learn that not alone
IN these favorable Impressions and sugurles.
"'scicnfc men and experienced and practical Oh opc
rators concur in om and investing Hberay Of their
own means and directing tho attention Of capitalists
cpTomifng character Of the DunEard couuty. Already
several large companies hsye been organized In Ptts6ug
and tie East which WIN soon commence operations
extensive scale. In the meantime individual energy and
local enterprise doing much to develop that favored
locality. New deuoks spring up every few days, and the
process Of snk wells COOS ON iu many instances without
interruption, might or day"
Books open for sale of STOCK at the Counting
House Of
&, H, FRANOIs0US & co.,
No. 5l3 MARKET Street.
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IN~15g1 OIL SUBSCRIPTIONS BOOKS TO
oil Territory, In SIMPLE situated fronting on the Ae
gheBy river and ts tributaries, ore now OPEN. These
the properties OF the Auogew aud "1ionesta' on COM
panies the other ou being in close conugavto to hem and
to the wes and properties of the "Farrar "Bu Creek
il Is proposed 10 receive only le) subscriptions at $1,000
up, 20 organize The Company elect their own ohcers,
&c This enterprise presents unusual inducements 10 SUBJ
For Maps or Crcarsor TO secure one or more Of tie
balance ofshoTes address or SPEES 20, ,,r,yrso,-
N. Z. cor. FOURTH and WALNUT St3, Ph.la.
Subscriptions bYmaA orc '4aTW Sc @i'0 reeeTedby
,, ~, ,,- Il, Il, iE,0lE,D4iA, E'4 Irgistec'
DEuADELPmA AND TRENTON RAIL
N0TicE.-SEW LINE FROM KENsISsToN
D.IOT, IOE NEW YORK, atl- O'Clock, midnight.
ON aud after MoND ~, NoFemne. 10 1865, an alt-
esoepredJ, az r. O'Clock 7. ~. lSihJ, t5r Now ora,
stopping II ol the principal stations. Returning viii
ibe rain now leaving Eeasrugt5u Depot a. iA.M.
NighlJ luI New York Wil be Discontinued as q paa-
tllnhl and New York Limo, ona1d utcr Monday, IAN
line discontinued 10 Ianbsrvle on Bolyidcro Dola-
ware Railroad on and aIurAONDAll November ~, lsbl.
street wharf lr Z, NJ Tor Lamberyille viii run 20 ren-
ton only Also the P ~. Line (balsy CONDUCTOR from
Kensin-on bepot VIII take Passengers 10 Trenton only,
exception Saturdays. On which DAY 30 win tahe passen-
gers and connect with Train the Bclydaro Delaware
Railroad for Lambgrylie and intermediate stations,
n-l2-I W. ii. GAILMER, Agent
DEADING RAILROAD.-FOR THE CON-
II vcrience of soldiers ana others visiting "Camp Dis
train win between Philadelphia and PhUnXyile unl
further notice, commencing sunday, November ID, 1861,
leaving Philadelphia at 4. NJ and 1902 NJ and return
az an stations, @. A. NiCOLLs,
u-l3-l2t General Superintendent
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Fine ora sherry
UU upgss0j iH mis- city
Just received by
DAVIS a. RruAgDs,
Arch and Tenth.
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PROFESSOR C. II. BOLLES,
LEll-ILnL,n

Medical men, and others desiring knowledge Of this
discovery Will be qualified TO the different odiacaons
of Electricity for the OF on Acute and Coac Dis.
Professor BoLLES qualified over one thousand
physicians who uso Elcctdcity ms a specially.
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nSEys NOTICE.-GILFILLAN OIL COM
- psny OF Pennsylyanla-rhe OAice Of the Ceni-
F8ny is now located at No, 400 NALNt y Street
'' y. q. FRYER,
Il-s-Gt Secretary and lreasuleE1
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WILLIAM ". ALLEN,
A1ENT,
NO iC WALNUT STREET.
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I6suUnCccfCCr iu tiis COMPANY avsiurs
Accidents on EVERY DISCRETION.
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APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AND POLICIES
lSSUEO BY
WILLIAM W. ALLEN
Hip suthtl No. 4Oi WALNUT Street.
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NeG'iy Policies viii be issued for Premium Of
FIVE lOILABS,
granting insurance TO- tue amount OF
EVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
against accidental loss Of life while travelling by any pub
IlC COnN IS anCc.
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NlF5a OFFICE or THE PHILADELPHIA
- Gas Woras, 40. 20 S. SENENTH trr,t.
NOVEMBER IL, 1854.
odcr. for Coke VIII be rec-ycd at tnis Office, az
either Of the works.
THOMAS S. STEWART,
U-l2-d Oh cf Engineer.
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