The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

tWfnA IN
wb,ch is not excelIed by auy of the larger
houses A set of furs would be cheap and
acceptable present TO wife, to protect her from
the cold blasts OF winter. mutf and tippet for
her heart BY all means visit Messrs. Barnes,
Osterhaut & Heron, and purchase the above
mentioned articles; also, hat or cap, If you
intend purchasing one.
WarburtOn, the Halter.
"Warburton, the hatter," household word
in Philadelphia, is a thorough business man. he
understands the wants OF bis customers, and
can ft them with hat or cap to their entre
satisfaction. He has on hand at present large
stock of all kinds of hats, from the co5tllest
''beavern TO the cheapest ''slouch.p He has the
reputation of being, aDd Is, no doubt, the most
fashionable halter in the city. All the latest
Paris styles can be found at his establishment,
and at as eheapa rate as it s possible to furnish
them. In the show windows OF his ne Plus ultra
establishment will be found hats of all sizes and
shapes, from the beautiful second story" to
the common cap. II is hardly necessary
for us 10 mention his place of business, as every
one has heard of "Warburton the hatter;" but
Tor the information of those who are sojourning
in our city for q short time and those who are
desrous of purchasing "the latest STYLE" we
would say, go to No. 490 Chestnut street, next
door to the Post Office, where we are satisfied
you will be suited. IA.
Moss s. Co., StatiOners.
To many of our young men, especially stu
dents of craving, nothing will be more accept
able as q Christmas present tnan complete set
of mathematical or drawing instruments. In adj
dition TO the instruments, drawing-paper must
also be included for without the paper the pre-
sent would be incomplete At Moss q Co.'s, No.
.32 Chestnut street, can be found the instruments
and paper of all styles and prices. Mr. Moss
also has a large stock of general stationery,
which, for its good quality and cheapness, is
not eXceled by any in the city.
As we pass along, however, we can procure at
any drug store
MuJavirO, the New Perfume.
Ladies and gentlemen should be particular in
their choice of perfumes; for IL is but truth
to say that an iniudicious choice in that which
ought to delight the senses, often causes disgust
to those in ASSOCIATION with them.
The great success of "MujaviroD has earned
for itself the name of the most delicious per-
public. 1t has no superior, and, we think, no
equal. 1t Is one that needs but trial to satisfy
the purchaser as to its full merits. Sold by all
druggists and by the manufacturers, r. & q. A.
Wright, No. ga Chestnut street.
James II. Ornc 81 CO., Carpet Dealers.
Now that winter is setting in, and as many of
last years carpets have been thrown aside it is
necessary, in order to have our houses wear a
cheerful aspect and keep us warm and comfort
able, that we should purchase new ones. There
are many dealers in this city in this essential
article, but none exhibit more enterprise than
James III. Orne q Co., No. G26 Chestnut street,
in the selection of their stock. They always
have on hand a large supply of carpets of all
Velvet Brussels, Ingram, Three-py, and all the
different grades can be found at their establish
ment, In endless variety, at prices to suit the
times. They also deal extensively in mating.
They have just received per steamer large iu-
voice OF French Chenille and Administer carpets,
new designs, which are now ready for sale.
We have no doubt that those who intend fur
ishiug their houses with new carpets can be
suited at Messrs. Orne Co.'S.
The Florence Lock-stitch Sewing Ma
G.
silent and easy movement, durability in
the work produced, and reasonable price
withal, are indispensable in sewing machine,
| if it would achieve popularity. The "Florence
Lock and Knot-Stitch Machine can justly lay
| claim to all these with perfect right, Tor in
| beauty of workmanship. silence in motion, and
| manner of work, il has no superior in the
country.
| No gift could be esteemed more valua BILE than
that gift which is both capable of great help
and an ornament to the home. No family
| should be without one, for great would be the
| hand labor saved, and much the time, thatwould
otherw Use be occupied in that woman's drudgery
| OF sewing sewing, from dawn till dusk.
| This valuable Florence" machine can be found
| at the general salesrooms, No. $50 Chestnut
street, and warranted, when sold, to give entire
| satisfaction, or the money will be refunded.
| At the salesIooms, also, all manner of fine
| sewing and stitching Is done to order in the
neatest manner, and persons will be taught on
the Florence" without charge
c. w. A. Trumpler, Dealer in Music and
Opera Glasses.
Mr.. G. W. A. Trumpler, Seventh and Chesnu
Streets has on hand large assortment OF music
Music that can charm and soothe the savage
soul" But, in particular, Mr.. Trumpler has {
| large and elegant assortment OF line opera
glasses, manufactured by NJ. Bardou, of Paris
| which are offered at tempting prices. The musi
cal season has already commenced, and al
attendants at evening amusements should b.
we'll armed with good opera-glass, that the.
may observe all the beauties within the scope o
their vision.
James Mcmillan, House-Furnishins
Dry Goods.
Bear in mind that cold chilly, icy winter i
now upon us, and in order to be protected
from "unwelcOme" shivers, look well that yo
are furnished with good warm covering tina
will efectually resist the blasts of winter.
Mr.. James Mcmillan, whose place OF bushes
is at the s. w. corner of Saventh and Ches
nut streets, has Just received his first iul
importation of English blankets from tn
establishments of trst-class English manu-
facturers, which will be found by purchasers 4
be superior for family use to anything of tina
description yet presented to the public. A larg
supply of American blankets are offered a
greatly reduced prices Full assortments of reO
Welsh and American hannels, which are 81
I Everything is there found which is necessary t.
the bodily comfort of man or woman. "LoV
rates and good articles" Is the maxim observe,
in the business OF this establishment
The wheeler s. Wilson Sewing Machine
A sewing machine that is capable of perform
ing the coarse and fine work, large or small
from the sewing of thickest cloth to the deli
cate stitching on muslin or most costly silk
such machine is one of the most valuable ad
ditions father can make to his home, the mos
acceptable present to mother or sister tina
can De given. such one is the ''Wheeer 4
Milson Sewing Machine" of .noted fame
| humanity on to happiness: for IL can he nothin,