The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-21

prices send or can loT circular, giving slle'
style, and price
X imbaII 81 Co., Manufacturers OF Arti-
6cial Limbs.
To the soldiers who fought 30 nobly in the
late war; to all men who have had the great
misfortune 10 10 any one of their limbs, we
into nothing else, when we inform you that
those lost limbs can be replaced by artificial
ones, which cannot be noticed, aud which will
supply the use of those lost. Kimball q Co.,
No. 500 Arch street, aIe stocked with all those
necessary articles 10 cure deformty, and to
supply the place of lost limbs. Hard rubber
artificial arms, legs, appliances for deformtty.
These limbs are transferred from life in form
and fl. They are the ligbtest, most durable,
comfortable, perfect, and satisfactory suOsti-
tutes yet invented. They are approved by the
United states Government and all our principal
surgeons. Pamphlet free.
j. NJ. Finn, Dealer in Corsets. .eFSs
In corsets, the largest stock we have yet seen
Is al the business esiahlls hmpnt Of Mr.. John NJ.
Finn, Seventh and Arch streets. The most
stylish and elegant articles manufactured from
the best of material, of bright scallet magnt-
Gently got up, lined and embroidered with white
silk, thus making corset which every lady is
delighted with at first sight. This is a French
article and is certain TO be popular.
The new German embroidered corset In
colors, is attractive, unique, and beautiful
In 8dditlon to the large assortment in this
direction, the proprietor offers our lady friends
at the lowest prices, the pest make of French
do. 32 bones, the Jenny Lind corses, purple,
black. first quality L. p d. plain finished
colsets, of all sizes and oftbr best workmanship.
Mr.. Fnn also offers a fun line of nottingham
lace curtains, at the lowest prices. The above
good will be sold at wholesale rates when pur-
chased in quantities.
Bowman s. Leonard, Manufacturers OF
silver and SiIver-PlAted Goods.
Bowman u Leonard, manufacturers of aud
dealers, wholesale and retail, in silver and
SllNpI-nlatpU Goods M IOA Arch ha
now on hand stock fl ON which an elegant and
appropriate selection cannot fail TO be made by
those desiring useful holiday gifts. Everything
I'M the way of solid silver or silver plated ware
can here be found. All the articles, especially
tnose Tor table use, are manufactured in the
highest degree Of ant DESIGNED with the most
artistic skill, solid and substantial. Those in
want OF this kind of ware will tnd il much TO
their advantage TO visit the store of Messrs.
Bowman n Leonard before going elsewhere.
Their long experience in the business of manu-
featuring the above goods enables them to defy
competition. No goods are kept on hand but
those which can be fully warranted and O. the
hrst-cla;s, all OF their own make, and sold at
reduced prices.
John FRreirR, Dealer In Furs.
Christmas Is coming and is almost upon ne.
The cold weather has come and is quite upon
us: and with Christmas comes the much vexed
question What shah we give the dear one?
There are SO many fancy and useful articles
That attract the eye, each and all OF which are
SO useful that we naturally hesitate in buying
the g1lt we would present as token OF our love
and feels old "Jack Frost" nipping at his face
and fingers, and in the course OF his peregrina.
ton passes by the fur store of Mr. John Fareira
al No. us Arch street, his doubts all vanish, and
he sees at once what would be the most ac-
Ceptable. Those rich, warm Siberian squirrel
aud the elegant Siberian sables would be amost
useful and ornamental gift. And then, too, the
pretty white furs and fancy fur trimmings, OF
w. j. Perry, Bookseller aud stationer.
Strolllng along. our eye was attracted by the
windows OF William 6. Perry, Bookseller and
Stationer No. 726 Arch street. Entering his
store we were puzg led not little which to loo<
at first. lie has got large and elegant sort
lGent OF all kinds OF goods in his line. Just
look al list OF some of them:-pocket and
velvet. bound Bibles, PRAYER and Hymn Books;
song books, writing desks, portfolios, pocket
boards, games of Bazique, and all other games
of the season, etc. etc. Their own manufacture
OF blank books are gotten up in style that is a
credit TO oul city. For the young folks there
are the very best makes of water-color paints
il boxes, handsomely furnished with drawing
pencils, brushes, etc.
II. Il. Hazard, Dealer In Paper HangIngs.
R. T. Hazard, No 9l9 Arch street, has an ex-
tenslve stock sot paper hangings and window
shades at wholesale. Every lady who glances
at old and solled hangings knows the necessity
OF Immediately purchasing new, and also the
want OF neat window.shades, to take the place
OF those tattered and torn. To such we can say
that Mr.. Hazard has full selection of the
neatest and most tasteful colors designs, sizes
etc Plain shades, fine decorations for the
walls, border-mouidings, stamp.glts English
satins, blanks, etc., IN great variety.
MiniISen, Dealer In Linen Goods.
The name of ''Milliken" has been associated
with an establishment which, for its stock of
goods and its moderate prices has always
been considered one of the frstclass for In
it is contained all those desirable ladies' and
gents linen goods which from the first have
been so acceptable 10 all.
MllBens linen store, No. 82S Arch street
has become the known repository where can be
found all those essential articles to persons
wardrobe; Christmas presents in great VARIETY
and suited to the wants of ALL ladies' hand
berchiefs, from the plain neat linen to the most
tastefully designed muslin, all grades All sizes
all styles; gents handkerchiefs, from the large
treble-sized red silk to those exactly suited for
company association; children's handkerchiefs
in endless protusion. In fact Milliken's esta-
bishment is a perfect and complete depot for
kerchIefs.
Besides this large stock in this direction, one
OF the most extensive assortments of linen
goods 70 be found in the city is here offered to
the public. The finest and most substantial of
white goods .or undeTgarments is here to be
found, and ior prices the most reasonable.
not be overlooked by the ladies of Philadelphia
IN preparing andlreplenishing the wardrobes of
their families Milliken desires an examination
of his stock and invites the public for that
purpose. A perfect emporium is this establish.
ment of all that is necessary, useful, and essen
tial to comfort
The proprietor of this store is one of the
most extensive advertisers in this CITY, which.
no doubt, coupled with the weIl-known merit
and durability OF his goods is the one reason of
his receiving The largest share of patronage in
this direction. Nothing is sold which does not
always give entire satisfaction. The superior
inducements of the varied stool, is opofbar