The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-28

TIE SUNDAY PRESS will contain, in addition to
the usual amount OF news and reading matter, Ine
IN ihe house to-day on the strength OF the Rebel
States when united with the CopperheAds Of the
lhs power fu argume OF should be read bV all poll
iclaDs, asmuch II exhausts the question, and s
filed with information and warning.
"PoLAR REFRIeKRAToR," Bartlett patent. manu-;
iactuTed by j. g. Clark, No 1908 Market street will
force at work for months past in ge ting up A No:
stock of these indispensable household articles and
has brought out an entirely new Refrigerator which
will strike every intelligent purchaser as the best
pariment of the mechanic arts We alude to his
splendid Polar Refrigerator, the superiority of
which consists In ITS econ0ncat consumption Q zee
and other provisions she longest period OF time with
the least expense. We would advise those in want
OF Retrigelators TO call ut j s. Carks manuractory
No. zoos Market street. and make their purchases, as
Mr.. Clark of the largest manufacturers OF Re-
fngerators in the country and what is more in view
OF the unsettled state BUSINESS he has determined
during the present season to retail his Rerigerators
AZ wholesale prices
The SUNDAY PRESS will contain in addition to
the usual amount of news and reading matter, the
gr, at spe, ch of Hon Genni w SchoGeld, delivered
in the House today, on the strength OF the Rebel
North IN the next Congress and ectoral College.
This powerful argument should be read b. all poll
ticians nasmuoh as 1t eShaoss the question: and Is
filed with information and warning.
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND BUILDERe.-
" hat the community have long wanted Is q good
Kitchen Range suitable for summer and winter.
Mr. j. S. Clark No 1908 Market street, has icon
many mon hs periecting such range, 1t mas two
cy mOeTs one for summer and the other tor winter,
which can be easily adjusted, and give but little heat
in the Kitchen in sum ner while in winter 1t will
hea three rooms comfortably. 1t bakes Oos, IOa'ts,
and heats the bath water all at the same time Ii is
perec lv Uir.tigm Gas Consumer, and requires but
halt the coal OF any other ranPe IN use. 1t keeps
fire for greater length of ume, and is a perfect
MODE in 'yery resl ecI Everybody should see this
Clark, No. 1908 Market street, all who are about
to purchase will be convinced of its superior adyan'
tages.
HE sgND AY PRESS will contain, in addition to
the usual amount of news and reading matter, the
great spec ch OF Hon. Genni w. SchodeId, delivered
In the House to-day, on the strength OF the Rebel
States when united with the Copporheads OF the
North in The next Congress and Electoral College.
This powerful argument should be read BY al poIl-
lcans, inasmuch as 1T eXhausts the question: aud IS
filed with infol nation ana warning.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN K1LLER.-This old and we'll.
known remedy, which has acquired worldwide
Ienown tor the cure OF sudden colds, coughs, etc,
Weak stomach, general debility, nursing sore mouth,
cankered mouth throat, liver complaint, dyspap-
sia or indigestion, cramp, or pain in the stomach,
dIarIhea and dysentary, has lost none OF Its good
name by repeated trials; but continues to occupy
prominent position IN every family medicine chest.
THE SUNDAY PRESS VIII con ain, in addition to
the usual amount OF news and reading matter, the
PTeat speech OF Hon. GLENN W. Schofeld, deIvered
IN the House to-day on the strength of the Rebel
states when united with the COpperheads of the
North IN the next Congress and Electoral College.
This powerful argument should be read by all poll
tcafs nasmuch as 1t eXhausts the question, and is
| filed with information and warning.
| FOR CoUaHs, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, and all afec-
tions of the Lungs, take Ayers Cherry Iectoral,
| which is to cure them.
THE SUNDAY PRESS will contain, in addition to
the usual amount of news and reading matter, the
% IL be reSgtb of the Rab
| States when united with the COpperheads of the
EorIh in the next Congress and Electoral College.
| THIS powerful argument should be read by all poll
tcians, Dasmuch as 1t exhauts the question: and is
| filed with information and warning,
| BYB. SCOTT JR., Auctioneer, No. 1920 Chestnut
street Peremptory sale OF Alabaster Vases Orna-
o'.locx, at the Art Gallery, 10. 1920 Chestnut
street will be sold an assortment of Agae Bardig-
o, and Siena Vases, Gard Receivers Statuettes etc,
| being the balance of invoices ex ships Jupiter and
Motocka. open for examination this day.
MARKED!-by public approval, Hasheesh Candy,
as being the best remedy known IN all classes of
Throat or Lung difficulties. For sale by all drug
| giss.
THE SUNDAY PRESS will contain, in addition to
| the usual amount OF news and reading matter the
gleat speech of Hon. G ennl w Sc O6eld, delivered
| in the House to-day, on The strength of The rebel
| States when united with the CoOperheads OF the
| North in the next Congress and Electoral College.
Tins powerIul argument should be read BY all poll
ticians inasmuch 1t eXhausts the question, and
| filed with information and warning.
wanted. De Haven 8 Brother, No. 40 3. Third
| street.
| 500 COUPONS, DUE MAY 1sT,
| WANTED BY DREXEL & Co.,
| No "a SOUTH THIRD STREET.
| POPULAR TAILORING
| READY-MADE CLOTHING,
| AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER g. BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner sixth and MARKET Streets
MARRIED..
| BROWN-HErTRICK.-On the evening of tn
10Th OF March, 1866 by Rev. j. H. Peters Mr., AZA
| kIAH BROWN to Miss KATE VIRGINIA HEI
TRICK both of this city.
NRY-MULHOLLAND-A April 26, by Rev
William Cathcart. GEORGE henry to HARRIE
X. MULHOLLAND, both of Philadelphia