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= NOIICE.-AT a GENERAL MEET.

s5a- NOTICE.-AT A GENERAL MEET
y X ing Of the stockholders OF The Bank Of Penn
T.wnslp' m No county 4 hhiladggea' hel1 a. iao
DAY October ~ 1864 te following preamble and reson-
uon were passed unOuimously - - ,,----..,..
WhtfeAt, he Directors Of me Bank oil Fann ioWmhP,
in me county Of Philadelphia, have procured the written
authority Of the O-tnirds OF the capts sock
OF the SAID make the certificate required Dy We
w Of the United states 10 elaase and convert tue ta,u
Bank into pa'oual Association for carrying on the Dus
ness ef banking; therefore, T., A.
Resolved, That the Bank q Penn rown9hip, IN the
comfy of Philadelphia, shall become, ana the same is
rrrhy changed and converted intO bn association Tor
ing on the banking under the laws ot tue
Tiuieo states entitled AN act 10 provide national cur
ucy secured by pledge of United states bohuB sA 20
iroyide for the circulation ana redemption thereof ap,
pr9ytd june b 1868 And the name OF the SAD national
assoc alton shall be ruE PENN NATIONAL BANK.
And the Direct the said Bank are hereby authorizes
10 do ana perform every act matter, ana lhlng eeessay
10 bt done TO carry into l and o0mpite 5iieet e
Cp OF this resolution And the Cashier shai pghsh no
tCe trero0 for thirty days IN the NORTH American and
Inttl states Gazette newspaper Of the city OF fhH
6epLa and send like printed notice by maj or oter"lse
10 each stoc areeaby to the provisions OF an ac
III me IL slatHre OF the Commonwealth OF PennsylNhna
ent!ed "An act enabling tho Banks Of this Comuon
wealth to become Associations for NE purpose Oh bhluA
ing under the laws Of the United statesi s. HpPro'e
August ~, lSGa, JhhihS nus S-Lhill, G-Lhhill
l02l-aQt Seltlot.
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49, Office, .,.......,.,,..,-,,

n~laJ . L J Il .-.-.,., 80 ,-,,
B-tJ COMMERCIAL BANK or PENNSILNANlA A,
PHIfADELptliA, october 20, 1864,
Notice Is hereby given, ugre ably to section OF The act
OF me General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF fend-
sylyania entitled AN Act enahiiug Banks OF the Cont
rGUry,cuh 10 become Associations Or the purpoSe oi
Bank Ing under ttC laws OF tho tred slstes approved
inc Igd OF August A, b. 1861, that the St0kour'
,i mo Commercial Bank OF Pennsylvania h0VO ans day
voted to become such Associa ions and that rs Direct
Ors have prOoued the authority OF the owners Ol more
nan tot mas of the Capital STOCK TO make thu cerA
cate required rIeroior by the laws OF the United states
For rrthoT pt ri Culars Stockholders can apply to
iC.yi,.Qt 8 G. PALMER, Cashier.
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NOTI 9 Il. -....,,,,,,
~ KENsINGTQN Rank, IN THE COUNTY

PUIIADEIPHIA, october 20, 1864
cp Ia bcrebv given agreoably to section Ol the aet
ofthe General ssembly fthe Comlnonweah Sl rem
iyn,iR entitled IAN act enagng Banks Of the COMMON
wealth 10 become Associations frthepurpoScol OF BahSng
,fe, tho laws OF United States. approved the 20
Jny of AUGUST A. D. 1854, that the toCkhQldsrso ol te
Ecns snrtCn Bank in the county o. Philadelphia nave ths
- ynind 10 bgcomo such an Associations ana lhat KS
have procured the authority OF the owners OF
rc man NV D. thirds of the Capital Stock 10 make the
tifcaIe reoured therefor by the laws Of the United
S'aiG5i 'ia'9i G. T. YERKEs, Cashier
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a~1SFs OF l Q e. -.z,,,
PluLADELrluA, october ~, i7bf,
ticc 10 hero bv given agrecby to section 2ot me Nct
,r Nc General assembly of the Commonwealth OF tehh-
SyyPria entitled San act enabling Bans9 of ue Con
,sorvonlh TO become Associations for the purpose .,
pstl up M der me laws OF the United states, Ippronei
tne g9d day OF August, A. ID. lS6l mat inc St9ckoilers
~ ne Fnriuers and Mechanics Bank OF phiadopnl9 No
t6iF day voted to become such an ASsocauon ana Ihs
H. prScture haV procured he authority Of the owners
ot no,e bau two thirds of the capital stock to maze me
Certificate requn therefor by tie laws OF the United
| ''i6,S 'iio6,,5Si 9,t W. RUsHToS, JR., Cashier.
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At reduced TatCs local fare and good for twelve
months from date OF issue, for twenty six ups between
ans two points. For families or business firms
MONtHLI HChOOL 11CKETS,
r the usc of scholars attending school in the city AZ
very low rates, and entulg holders 40 % trips USED
curing month -, ..--. ,......
For further Information, apply at the Passenger station
conner e Ihiftieth ard MARKET 81 eets Pna ielpha
JOHN +. NANLBER Jr., Ticket Agent.
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r~,as- n OF c Il.
- RANK OF NORTHERN LIBERTIES

PHILADELPHIA, october 20, 1854
RocC is hereby given, agrecaby secou2 OF the act
the General Assembly Of the commonwealth OF fenh-
gyana, entitled An act enabling Banks Of the Common
wealth become Associations for the purpose OF Banking
under the laws of the upited states approved the S2d
day Of August A. D. 1854 that the stockholders OF the
Bank of Northern Liberties have this day voted to become
such an association and that IT, Directors have procured
the authority Of than two thirds O the
Capn stock make the eetihcae required therefor by
1927 3M W. GUMMERE, Cashier.
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MEsrFRN EMIGRlTlON.

An Emlprant accommodation Train leaves No. i8'
Dock street daily (suIdaNs eNeepted) at ~ ohefns
Gaf he usual rates Particular attention Is oad
10 baggage which checks are given, ana baggage
forw AZ ded by same train with passengers.
For tul information, apply 90 ~ - 10000. -.
FRANCIS FUNK, Emigrant AGENT.
No l31 DOCK street.
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.1l5 NOTICE.
- II AAtL lI. nNAiMLkEE-

PHILADELPHIA, october 20 lool'
Ko-g is hereby given, agreesby seConG o enc ac1
# thcGeueral Assembly OF the COmmonwea.ul % fenl
sylyauia entitled An act enabling Banks OF He Com
,Sony,t aim 10 become Associations for the purpose OF
HanLmg under the laws Of the United states apht lNeG
e 24u day oi August A d. 1851 that the Stoekhoders OF
inc Bguk of Commerce have this day voted 70 becun5
st an Association and that rs DlecQrs nave procItal
no authority OF the owners of tlan two thirds o e
Cpal Stock 10 mai the certificate required thcteor by
Wy "ii09' 86l JOHN A. LEWIS, Cashier.
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RAVLPOAD LINES.
THE SHORT LINE ROUTE
% ALL POINTS IN THE GREAT WEST
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
Phadelphia to Erie I5l miles without change OF Cars
The Shortest Quickest, ana Cheapest Route
1n REGIONS ofF % lPIE.NNsyLYANLAl

The Shortest, Quickest, ana Cheapest Route
OH. REGIONS OF OF iPHRESNsyLYANIAi iHE
THE MAIL TRAIN,
at A. M for DowulngtOwn, Lancaster, Coumba,,liat-
necon Harris burg with The trains OF me N9Ilo
Dgnvie' RupcT, Booms6ufg, Beech Haven, ,shekshnay,
plymouth, Kingston, Wy9mng Plttst9n sor2f Fd2a t2n
[No change OF cars between rhiiadephia ana EogN E
Isle ChamhtTsbug and gestown. AZ C9umola W,i9 1
the YORK and Wrightsyhle Railway for York; Hanover ana
Gettysburg rrxr
atll 10 A. M for Psburg and the Nest maHGS GoTnG %
road Ephrata, tz, and Reading AZ iartiS9ulE WIN Wa
the Cumberland Valley ana Northern SShSs s
bury At Ptsburg with uIonSh uhns on aV VIE ss9
to tie Missssippi Missouri rivers, and South and
souhwe9t 20 al points 3egsssbie 3y 1oB EdSS9 Errog
AZ $50 p NJ runs via Columbia where Connection made
win the York and wrightsvre Railroad for lork uano
points and Reaches Harrisburg e ,Sl Sr' NJ
atgP NJ runs through without cfane0 of ears, for Suu
| bury Northumberland, Lewlsbwg Milton Wats9ntown,
S bSTMoo5, 1 81. Garys, warren CORY waeriorl Ere,
etc At Cory onnetIon l. made with on Greek Railroad
Great western Rainoad, ,or Franklin, Meadyile, and
jamestown Ihs train SonBGGts at maTrsIugg @ s g
| points, , v,,,, i. .,,,,,pr,, rvppuss
at lO~l5P NJ runs through without change OF cars e
phtburg, and there connects Win al dyerglns oaVs
ths train to PitsbHrg. through car for Wilnamspor
and intermediate points is atlcHsu To thAs trdl' an
| renches Nillame Ort az i'5j A, NJ
l The Philadelphia Express leaves daily,
l The Erie I,xp-oss leaves daily, except saturday.
I Al ether trains leave daily, except SUNDAY.
| ON SUNDAY
the ears OF the Market Street Passenger Railway MlieaV
! Eghh breet at l5 r. NJ connect with the Ere EN
| press and at 10 NJ to connect with the Phladelph
| Express 81 lhC Philadelphia depot.
| DURING THE WEEK,
excep Sunday the cars Of the Market Street Passeng
RaG ay win leave Front street every two minutes eou
menoing hour previous TO the time OF departure
each rain and the last viii leave thirty minutes p
| 10 the stattng time OF each train from the Phladeph
|
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n7Ws NOTICE.
~ CORN EXCHANGE BANK,

PHuApkLrIuA, October 20. 1864.
Notice hereby given RgreeHby 10 Section OF the act
of the General Assembly OF the CommonWeaH Ol fehu-
sNlvAuia, entitled IAN act enabling Banks Of the COM
nonwpatn to become Associations for purpose Of
banking under the laws Of tie United states approved
no d ay Of August A. DE- 1861 that the Stockholders Of
INC Com Exchange Bank Of Philadelphia have tnls day
Noca TO become such Association; and that It's Dhec-
or have procured the authority of the owners Of more
ban tW thirds of the Capital stock tomakethe certhc e
required therefor by the laws Of the I MT d states
lu-2l-3Ot H. W. lOhN'4i iNh9l'A'I'
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lIANN,s RAGnAGE EXPREss

MAMN'S BAGGAGE ENfREsS
Tho oocs J Mauns Baegaee Express is located at the
81 Cnr,or IN FE FVENTH and MARKET Streets
] Co,sr @ oI t6 M oyeent o baggage win receive
MleIS a" Vtuy o An agent n this feltable Express
poI ~ 5 nee rdb eacb train beore reachiug the
% T nm ehecS and deliver bsrgage 10 auy part
ulyt ~. i ,rar,olIng nuhir are assured that n Is
OF he clty' nc J''e'''e P"-S ~
e""ey FeSP""S'0''
,,,,, ppNNsyIyANTA RATROAD COMPANY
M M c a. ~ ris nv bapooge eNcent for wearing
WI no assdl8 @ lt ~ {{bT raspSnsbiity 10 one Hundred
apphlel Hhu M b,gae,e cycaSding that amount Ia
Dohut ~ 'hue r. r. iih ~ tho nv,neT nnjess taken by
value wln M , no az Tue i''A Vi "''
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- COMMONw WEALTH BANK.
- PHILADELPHIA, October n, 1866
The annual cocti0u Directors viii be held at iue
Banking house ON MONDAY, the 2lst day Of November
next, bctwtcu the hours Of l0 a. NJ. aud y =. NJ. -
M annual n4ecng the stockholders will be held At
the Ranking house on TUESDAY, November l, 1854, at
10 O'Clock A. Nj ii. q. YOUNG,
10. gl-mwf.lOt Cashier.
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BANK NOTICES.

n-5a5a GIRABD BANK, PHILADELPHIA,
- october 10, 1864.
win be held at the Ranking house on MQNDAH, the
glst dny Of November noNt nt y O'Clock NJ, 60
consider and decide whether This Bank shall ba
come an Association for the business OF banking,
undpr Inc laws Of the United states; and whether u shall
cNcscC the powers conferred by tie Act o the LegslA
ure of this state entitled IAN Act enabling the luks Of
DIS Commonwealth 30 become associations for bankng
N Ger the United States approved 22d Au
gust 1864; and to take any further action that may be
necessary.
Tie election for Directors wiz be held al tho place
on the same day November ~ between the hours of 10
A. NJ. and . 4. VI.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders under the
cl art,r will be Held at the Banking House, on TUES
DAY tic lst day Of November, at y O'Clock " N
W. j.. SCHNFFER,
1913 VIM no2l Cashier
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MoNrnLy COMMUrArION TICKETS,


for the accommodations of persons 1V hG OUT OF town
or located on or negr tue line of the road, may be puf
chased low rates. good Tor hity-iour ups, II useu "'
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RAILROAD LINES.

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN FOR BETTILEHEM, DDYLkhIQMN, EASroA,
AAUCH CHUNK, HALLETON, WlLkbsBAhith, VIII
II 'hi FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
On and ader MONDAY, September ~ lSt, PAsaeneW
Trains win leave the NEW DEPOT 1lilkD street aboyN
Thompson Philadelphia, daily (suneays soep'eal
"a 7SO A. NJ (B1rress) for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbane, Wlhamsport.
At995 A. M. (AcuotnmOdatonl for IOYleapown.
Al fO1B A. NJ. (Accommodallon) Tot fOri Washington
Atq89 2. NJ. Accommodation iof DOyIestoWh'
At3l5P. M (Express) for Bethlehem Basion, Ne. -,
Ths train reaches Eas0n ato 10 r M ana mAkes e0se
connection whthe New Jersey Central for Now York
At 4'i5 r. M. tMau) for Doylestown' ,..,.s., .n..
Alto 10 r. NJ lAccommOdauon) for hothAthelA' MINI
town, and Mnuch Chunk.
6i5P. NJ (Accommodsto') for Lans inle,
~ =. NJ. Accommodation ior Fort WasllnEton. 49,.
Through Tickets must be procured Al me Ticket OhGsr
THIRD street, or BERhS Street. In order 70 tcWo wv
low est rates OF fare. - - -.
Leave Bethlehem at $50 A. l2'l5 noon and 80 I'm
Doylest0wn at $50 a. NJ, 3 p. NJ, and dbS p NJ.
Fort Was6ngton al 1870 A. NJ andlPM.
ON SUGD Afs.
Philadelphia FOR Bethlehem at M
PIiiadcBlla for DoyestoWn at 7, NJ
Do,lcst0Au tuT fhilgi ielphia at l2l A. M
bethlehem for Philadelphia al 4 y. NJ. .
II0imaus BagEnge Express VIII call ir and 00lvef
baggage the depot orders may be lett at No. lis
o. 70 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A BOUNTY FOR MARINES. : WANTED
II for ths United States Marine Corps Rbe-bodied mon
Hto peTform Inc duties OF soldier At our Navy faras,
U and on board United States Bhps-oi-HM on t0re<n
stations.
Term OF service, -Four Years.
Better cOmpensation than the army. ,,-,-.
ALL THE LOCAL B0UATIES paid upon enhstmens'
Marines receive Prize Money. ,.,-
ToT ali further information aFply at the Recruiting
No sIl g. FRONT Street. below Spruce Street,
S''"''- O. q. MOCAWLEY,
sD6-tf Major aud Recruiting OficeE.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, ANp
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD. -

DuIIADELPHtA, WlbMlNtIONi ANY
BALTfMORE RAILROAD.
- CHANGE or HOURS.
On and after MOGDAY, october 10, 1884,
passenper trains leave Philadelphia for -, az.
Vaitgore al 481 Express, Mondays eAcepted) ouo A.
. ~ a. SOS ms A. NJ 1a0 so, 400 $40 andilOe
=. NJ. .. e,,--.,.... ..,.-.oaA aok l1.ib A.
~ / n y.g1 200, d3N. 10 go anu lluO =. NJ
Nov Gsstle at g.O5 s. NJ and t0O !, VI,
Dovcr N s.O5 A. NJ. and 4OoP ~
Milford a. sos A. NJ.
Salisbury at SO A. ". ,v,,, , ms, mn,
leave Baltimore at S4j, $40 A. NJ. lhNpieso iW'
iimpgton Al is rs 9I5 A. NJ 1924 100, r45, gso'
l'3a. q 30 aud 10 Z. NJ.
Salisbury At u 40 VI.
Milford ~ 2AOP. NJ .-,, d,
Bovornt6 6.-0 4. NJ, and S5j 7. VI.
New Castle at $50 A. ~. andbNV T. NJ; r,, -o, a..
Ioave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate stations
leave baltimore for Dover and Intermediate stations
i'u TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester At $40 A. NJ sos and lIOb NJ ..
Leave wilmington At 5'a5, 92j A. NJ, $40 and h41
freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached, viii run
Leave Wilmington for Peryyle and lntermedat places
stSbAYs.-o atF5o A.Al"loaoP p. NJ, from PhrA-
FROM r6ildsphIa to wilmington atP30A NJ lO'So,
| from ViTneton 10 Philadelphia ati4s A. NJ and $50
- NJ only AZ 1925 NJ from Baltimore to philadelphia
a4 II =. KENNFN. Superintendent
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TlIT8 TH 1TI HI|3
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except Sunday the cars Of the Market street Passenger
RaiG ay Wl leave Front street every two minutes CON-
meucipr one hour previous the time OF departure OF
each tran and the last win leave thirty minutes pl0r
starting time OF each train from the fhuaoe'pH'"
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Tur pUIIADEIpuIA EXpREss,

the cars OF the Market Street Passenger Railway WlleaYe
Eigbth btreet at 10 r. TO with the Erie EX-
press, and at 10 NJ to connect with the Fhllaaepma
Express 81 1hc Philadelphia depot.
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At4 A. NJ, mght) via Kensiugton and New York,
washington and New YORK Mail. ................ $@2
At lll6 A. NJ, via KenEington and Jersey City EA- 80
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ FOR BETIILEHEM, DgrtEnT3&Mhl, sI " 9 W. \, y bAsr0S, S,
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Steamboat Trenton, for Bristol, Burll1gton, beverly,
Torretdale and Tac0ny at $50 A. VI. and1 30 r. NJ.
LINES FROM KENsINGTOS DEPOT
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THE WORLD WITHIN. Glorious indeed,
is the world of God around us, but more
glorious the world of God within u.s.
There lies the land of song. There lies
the poets native land. The river of life,
that flows through streets .tumultuous,
bearing along so many gallant hearts, so
many wrecks of humanity? the many
homes and households, each little world
in itself, revolving round its fireside, as a
central sun all forms of human Joy and
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Thoughts by eminent Thinkers.

Custom is not only a second nature,
but it is continually mistaken Ior the
first.
A man that is young in years may
be old in hours, if he has lost no time.
suspicious among thoughts are like
bats among birds-they even fly by twi-
light.
Wealth bears heavier on talent than
poverty !: under gold mountains aud
thrones, who knows how many spiritual
giant lies buried.
What is extraordinary, try to look
at with your own eyes.
AS if you could kill time," without
injuring eternity
There are a thousand hacking at the
branches of evil, to one who is striking
at the root.
"A man is rich according to the num-
Der of things he can afford to let alone.
Unhappy is the man for whom his
own mother has not made all other
mothers venerable.
If my jacket and my trowsers, my
hat and my shoes, are fit to worship God
in, they will do, will they not ?
-COnIuCluS Salu 10 kuOW tudt we
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not know what We do not know, that is
true knowledge.
Nothing IS so much feared as fear.
Atheism may be comparatively popular
with God himself.
In declaring politics insignificant,
Jesus revealed to the world the truth
that country is not everything, and that
the man is anterior and superior to the
citizen.
A ruler who appoints any man to an
office, when there IS in his dominions
another man better qualified for it, sins
against God and against the State.
Some circumstantial evidence is very
strong, as when you find trout in the
milk.
To reform world, to reform q ma
ton, no wise man will undertake and
Society is commonly to cheap. We
meet at very short intervals, not having
had time to acquire any new value for
each other. The value of man is not
in his skin that We should touch him.
He that seeketh victory over his own
nature, let HIM not set himself too great
nor too small tasks for the first Will
make him detected by often failing, and
the second will make him small pro-
ceeder, though by often prevailing.
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