Public Ledger from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 4

LECSER fc TRANSCRIPT. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER IL IDaow.Awordiag to the Mobile Adrei I Itnei v.ith five BerSOUt LB it WM eapsixed in the rim nppoelte that eity on th J6tn int and tfirc of the number were drown. ltd. Their unmet vera Wm. Campbell, 1 Stanford, end M.

Mne'i recently from New On leant, 1 AtffAirrAOse or 8tx am. One of the Boston hotel crred upforite gueitt on Wedneedty Jnth turbot received by tb Audit from Eng. HtAiTH or New Oixiuhi. On the 29th there were 47 death, of wLich 36 were of yet low (ever. This shown an inert aaepf the ma IIukjmci, N.

Y. Bam Romem were arraigned on Tuesd ij last, and pleaded guilty. were aet aside for aentence. (Beporma for tb Pablic Ledger. CWX GUBAK1SGS.

Btevtiftd Big About vessels, Inrge and email, left this yesterday morning at hih water, all bound down river with a fine breexe prevail, lug (rota the sort a. appearance of the flee a it rounded the point," thine mi lei below tae city, a aeene wociS eoking at. DixMtnuLAM I ha up river (teamboats have discontinued their Buni'ar jcounons Sit mm af Mantes Edward alias JehnP. Call eeU Judge Randall resumed this cue at eleven clock ob Saturday. George M.

Da'las, con eiaded the remark 1. Wm. M. Meredith, Eq. wai not beard bv Ine Court reply, a the warrant front Govern jt Toner apon the requisition from the Governor i tae Slate ef Naw York bad arrrvrd.

Tie Prisoner of coirae waa ordered to bo removed to New York. We taw aim atari by the ire o'clock eAsneoa train, inage and all He waa accompanied by several ftcert from New York. Ay Liyai Abrat tea o'clock on Friday center a vwiert thunder storm waa exreriencMi a Trenton, N. J. The dwelling kooae of Mr.

La tuuipci rewo na; ai mat piace, was struct: oy lurk: niiu aodeair Uyronwavjo. wa.it Bt At a meeting of the Direct art of nuwt ocaooit it tne riarthern Ubertiea, held on Satarday ereninj uia mat. the foUowinc pream ble and reaoletior: waa adoMed Bereaa a aropition now before the Board of tvwrouera 01 toe trat Benool Uutnet to emabliah a Hi School fcrGirle, and whereas in the opinioa of thia Board to eswhlua the aaid School would, an dor present rrreatwiances, be an aet of iroea and "aaamoful iniattoe. Buaiue there ir ihi. i the eity and eonnty of wipiua uonrvu 01 a cmrunart eaucauon jr Wrajn Of RlMm ml A lk.

tension of the pre nt Hirh School, which is founded on system that fhes iOOehildrea a apler.d edaea ioa wtth the nooey that ought and woe Id educate rnore thaa 3000 ia an ordinary manner, and who are eseqtjemgTrwm op to maturity in ignorance and all its auendant evils, the victims of an unjust policy. Therefore Resolved. That we disannrava of a Ifili nhuj for girls, and he a'jy instruct the Controllers repre "neagainai same fjDfnt rmi.C Saiurday eveniag three black DWem. atJ a hoe store at Foartk street below room, ana Je trying oa soma of the shoes, one of wit a pair. Ike 'aily teadins; ths stie i tf tk daw.

tk Jnmpodthronch the window, carrying the sash clear j.i arrmsea tae same evening, nad Ike other two tcrday morning, by police officer CenesaU tf wiwwere eommiued by Alderman riattU GMf WeJ r. Teserday afteraooa about 2 twy aeao or jesipea into tae Deiawure from a Komi bi rvsrswe a tuaraet street wkarf. waue on iaw wx i new jersey, aej were got fat waaoanaweraceonciiay. Suiton iaiA a boat 1 o'clock, a woraaa named itatah Hi ated, aaid to be awdow, and between i0 and yearn Mage, rring ai thaeor nor of Adams add Clyoter streets, Moyamenaing, fell 1 dead ia a nt of apop eiy, at McLanghlia's store, at the earner cf Fns street and Passyank Koat. Jrratt tf Fw Yesterday mornint officer Ijens It.

esbiui srranea tobb nam i noa orawn. JL A charged as a fugitive from New York, where a bill af indiktmenl atands gainst him for the larceny of 1300, from a man named Moore. Brown had taken passage for Ireland, and was on the eve of his de "'nenere. fleeted TrcaiHrw. Jttephea B.

Klnnton was oa Friday evening elected Treasurer of Spring Garden, by ta commissioners 01 iaai instnet. BirrrJary. On Thusday night the dwelling of Mr. fjaroaeJ Richards, No, 347 Arch street, was entered a qaantity of elothing aad a small amount of money, a gold breast pin, and a sUrer cream pot sto tea. Tke villain or villains left behind a hatchet, I paw of dmwora, a pair of socks and a cap.

fiidU But ft SrsW. Satarday night the Mvjid of the addle and ths Boise of dancing was aet Beard in the neighbourhood of fMuppea and Fourth streets, a eirenrnstanra aukuown tor twenty years. This desirable slate of things has been brought about by the tAcienl efforts of the police officers of Soolh wirk. aided tTtlie Cooisiiisioiun of thai district, TUnethtr ForrtriOz Tucsdav or WedneadaT lait a forgery of a check in the name of Adam H. Hinkel.

ropetnaker. 6onth Whama, for about $1900, on the Bank, of the Northern Liber tree. waa discorcred at that institulioo. Mr. 7 Hinkel beirgeotincd that hie a count with toe bank was overdrawn, examined the checks, and foond one which he imrnediaurly prononnced iorfery, which it appeared had been presented a the Siturdav oreviona.

kv a vonnr man nam ett Milnor. who had beea am to that time in Mr. emtlov. in the canacitT of clerk, and who paid the money without any suspicions of its genutneoese. There can be no doubt that Miluor perpelratHl the forgery, as sine Sunday th Bth int he has not been seen.

When the forgery wu f.rst if covered, it wai reported luat ne naa ten tne city on ounaay, in a vessel for New Orleans, which hue since been aaccT tained not to bo the fact so that his destination or whereaboou at present ia unlinown. JVurti mrr. 1 C7 The Jutiget Inspectors and Clerks of the Cvaeral Election, will meet ia the State House to morrow morning at 1 o'clock. Polls will be opened at I o'clock. Militant.

The military encampment held at Camp Montgomery, near Pottatown, on the bth 4Mcompini4 by hii tidt, Col Wm. J. Lipart CoL C. lLBnrH. Col.

JmCmmm, tod Ad Ml rant fleM.afa nillaSV PaWaaaaaVaael ftKan uua jbbbw wiaiviaia asav VVm. VVltl posed of COO cayah and the like number of 4 auajury. vapiata msiin a corps 01 national Guards attracted inuch aiteniibn. The whole presentee a fisamJiiary appearance. 1 0 pteperted far the Pacha Ledger.

CITY WATCH CASES Oct. 1811. i Harder th Vnal. Enhraim Flint, a hard a featured chap with a sizable pair of whiskers and an Itnuneye, as the printers call it a me up oa thi! of having made a rumpus in Walnut atreet, a tilth telow Twelfth, at an hour wiien aJi dcent fclltK (except ghosts and watchmen) ought to be in bed, via. between 13 ami 1.

Flint, did not appear to have mock fire in hie comp'Mlion, and no gate forth few Uations ot iitelleet, had been on a glorifi. a cnuoo, other choice spirits, and 'caving enjoyed himself to the top of hia beat, 7 conciuded hia ev ainr'a ettieruinmeat bv dane i iac a hornpipe on tne curb atone, hie iolfv com Mniona SlTine him a datfenine roniwt af anntams for his aerfornianee. They who dance must pay weyiywr, as tne saying is, ana au. Mint was Z. poulely requested le fork cf this DaOntiiigi the Mayor clerk being agent Ut the piper, to receive Mr.

ofTenog. i 1 TJ." broth of a boy, whose ia nqaesn employ, the streets ywiUiashiae, aad aportinf it laM night after am, betwixt UaW ud trnt, being unk tlte awine. a it wu hia tniihap to receive a smail Up bom the wai ab, BW. nap had bee. brJks bTtU tulZ.

w.hmieM baar) bykeK m. pnk glare Leonard went to hrs Uur, 1 oeebtre, looked as V.d as a hare, byusj raed ay the Mayor. it oouet oir OExja mmom RATratwT, Oft t. IMi i 4 This eoart was engattw chiefly wiik Iht Beann(' 4 aufamems Nothing upenanee wai traaasctad iausMrainf DISTRICT aM RT.TraaT, Oet. 1911 Bl'rrt J4tu Pim, Sd and Jam 77 TUttaiuOfoa eat ia toad, for the hearincof argu XMoit and taouoas.

A smmber Ulmam wsra oV pexuoi, "court of tvurnon l4L 1 Bifm JudM AVtf, AandaU and mi i Tliuieourt wrti latu for a d.ort time. The (tearing umio, ana a mainly eensiilulcw S) EttctriAa. AajpsiicL Fsct Mulu'ply I. the rure 9 by ay ot rsinrle figure, and the rwwiiurseiBjiMw aM'd rf ther, msLe 1 'tu, 8 molt plied by 4 te nu.ea 3d, wich ta ugurea aldri tcgiher with 1 A LOSS OP FORTY ONE LIVES. 1 The Quebec Gazette briaga ail account of the loan of the brig Amanda, of Limerick, and of the lose twenty nine of the passengers, the particulars of which are communicated ia a let tar below, i The Limerick passenger ships hare beet) peculiarly unfortunate thia seascn.

It was only ia May last that had to record the loss of ths Miuslrel, from that port, with about 160 passengers, when 131 of them, with 11 of the fortunately perished. metis, S9th 1841. I have to inform yon of the loss of tne bark Amanda, Captain Davis, from Limerick, which came on shore at Little Metis Point, at Ave o'clock on the Kthinst. She had forty passengers and a crew of eighteen. The captain, two seamen and two apprentices were among those eared.

A. C. Buchanan, Esq. emigrant agent, has kindly favored us with the following list of the Eaaaengers and crew iat of the passengers and crew of the barque Amanda, Solomon Davis, master, bound for Quebec, cleared on the 17th August, and tail. ed on the 23d August, from Limerick James Neil! and Catharine O'Neill, of the County of Clara I Patrick Hanlan, County Kerry; Tjmothy Murphey, unset Hsu, wsunce uaii, rniup Barsheld, Jamea Nevill, and Mervnrel Malonev.

of Countv of Limerick; and Ann O'Neill, of the County of uira. 1 out passengers asrcQ lu. Passenger Losf Stephen Rennala, County of Clara; Jamea 8tattery, PaUick Clancy, Ann Murray, Mary Hall, Mary Hall, (aged 60,) John Hinchey, Margaret Hinohey. John Hinchev. Maria Hinchey, Frederick Harden, Daniel Car ney, Margaret Carney, James Carney, Jam.

Carney, Mary Carney, Daniel Carney, Jeremiah Cooners, Catharine Enstaea.of Limerick, John O'Brien, of County of Clare, Mary Cummins, Mary Cummins, Bridget Cummins, Ann Cummins, Catharino Cummins, and Michael Cummins, of the County of Gal way; Julia Crawley and Patrick O'Neill, of Clara; and Thoe. Ken. nedy, of Dingle 89. Mala adults lost, 11. Female adults lost.

IS Total adulia, 83. Children lost, 0. Total passengers loat, 89. 3 Crew Sowd. Solomon Davis, raMter; Edw Boandy, second mat Timothy Behane, seaman Patrick O'Brien and John Donnelly, also one seaman, name not known.

Total 6. Crete losf Patrick Beake, 1st mate; James Mclndry, carpenter, Michael Uigerty, conk; John Fuley, steward David Koele; John Hsr pier, John Graham, Thomas Allan, Palrit Shan non, Thomas Harto and John Hvaea. seamen Jamea Cusack, and Francis Johnson, eppreniioes. Total erew lost, 12. a MORE MYSTERY EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE SUICIDE OF THE LOVER OF MARY ROGERS.

Daniel Payne, the lover of Mary Rogers, was found dead on Friday afternoon, at Hobuken, near the spot where the body of that unfortunate girl wu discovered, under circumstances that warrant the belief that he committed suicide. The Ccroner, Mr. Merrill, summoned a jury of inquest immediately, but subsequently ad journed to thia morning, at 11 o'clock, in order to give opportunity tor 'the friendaof the de ceased to be present. Payne called at ino Phenfi Hotel, Hobonen, on Thursday Hia appearance was singular and attracted mach attention. Ho had no hat on, and asked a gentleman present to loan hira one.

Ho eventoally obtained a hat, and as ho was going away, ho remarked, Perhaps you don't know who I am I am Payne, the lover of Mary Rogers. No one knows my tanubles He then left, and no knowledge was had of hia movements, until he was found dead yester day afternoon Important papers are said to have been foond upon hit body, but of their character we are not informed. Rumor tap four persons are implicated ia the murder of the guL In addition to this, we have received the New York Advertiser, of Saturday afternoon, containing a summary of the testimony taken at the inquest, from which appears doubtful whether Payne committed suicide, or died from intern. peranco, to the temptations of which, it appears, he has yielded since the death of ftfiai Rogers. The following ia from the Advertiser ItBDneara bv the' teatimon of thia witness that the deceased was strongly attached to Mary Heeerev fiinea ner aeaia no aaa seen moony, and, as witness thouaht, not exactly in hia right mind.

He hsa not keen habitually intemperate. Witness had only seen him in liquor once during the last three years. Oa Thursday of the present wteK ne ainea at noma, ne appeared melancholy, and aa though he bad beea drinking a litue. unserving mo acratca upon ma nose, witness aked him how it came. He said be did not know.

Witness bad not seen him after din ner on that day, until ho aaw hia dead body, in regard 10 tne urn ana manner in wnicn the deceased came hv hia death, a Dr. Griswold, of New York, testified that be was wslkine with a mend along tne gravel patn to war a tne grotto at the point, when they aaw a man prostrate upon ooe of the aeatt by the way side? near where the body of Mary Rotrera waa found. His neaa was aowo upon tno gravel, ara ms legs across the bench. He ran and raised him op aw he waa near hia end observed a convulsion of the chast. He died in two or three minutes.

Ha had no baton, but an old chip hat lay near him. Thia hat waa produced While another witness was under examina tion, but testifying to no material point, additional interest waa created by the arrival of two yoong men from the spot where it is supposed Mary Rogers was muruered, bringing with them a hat, a white pocket handkerchief and the fragments of a vial, the bedv of which vet con tained a few drops of laudanum. It waa label led laudanum, from Place It 8 Milliard's. Mr. Payne at once identified the hat aa belonging to hia brother.

He purchased it ia Chatham street and it bad the crape which the deceased bad placed apon' it in mourning for Mary nosers, ui tne naorjitercnieliM witness knewnohing. The pocket book (or large wallet), with some papers, together with a aegar case, and the apectaclerf the deceased, were identified as hie by Mr. Payne, Ths manner of the discovery of the hat was The deceased was a cork cutter by trade. The two young men who came ia with the hat are of the same fade. Seeing the paragraph in the morning papers, they weat over to Hoboken at 9 o'clock, ana supposing that the inquest would be held where tno body wee found, they walked op that place and falling ia with a straggler, proceeded oa, and loquirad tlh nay to the place where it Usappeeed Mary Waa murderrd.

They went to Nick Moore's boose, and Mrs. Loss, the landlady, directed them to the place. They found ft ee baa often beea dercribed secluded orenrrown with thrubhery, like aa arbor. On looking in they aaw the hat, and oa 5 oiilg in discorcred also the handkerchief and le broken pieces of phial. With thea they immediately returned, and inquired for the coroner's inquest.

The hat ia nearly new, aewly Brushed, at ironed, aad quite glossy. From the other ustinanoy wniea we heard, it was proved that toward eventr oa Thur.day, a man. supposed to be the deceeirrl. wis seen by two men, who store pawing by, sitting by the entrance into the bowel of the order, anvateatlr engaged writing. One of it.

a paswrs by remarked" the aiaa who awarder ed Mary Rogers L. Lnn tl a Tit. mmm.nm ought to be hang op to that The parson wnucg at not 1001 ap, or appear aa notice ine remark. The next beard of Ibe decs seed was al about ten o'clock oa Thursday night, when be came Into the tavern oft Mr. Smith, in the village of Hohos.ee, wnhost hat.

Said be bed lost bis hat hsU a mile off, and wanud anther! He lonksd as iboogh be had been drinking eoine hat He called for brandy, and drank about half a tumbler. Paid ou shilling for it. He talk, ed ratioMll. wt, ln, Bln mho WM engaged 10 to married Mia iters that ha td deal of trouble: V.of nning over to the eity. Was wet the lerry bta bad stopped for the night wanted airs a passage over, but kd be was sbort of cash; ioqmrrd fur Vauxhall Garden, and was shown the direction, wh'n be left By another witness it appeared tiat be was next asen bet wt ea tire aad o'efock yesterday morning, lying among some tall weeda about a quarter of a mile front the place last mentioned.

He groaned heavily. The witness who (bond him, called another man, and they went and lifted htm up. He iroaned again and coo Id hardly breathe fell own several times. Tbey took biro to a email tavern, nut the landlord, supposing him drunk, would not let bin in. Gave him a gentle above back, and ho fell down.

Witness seated bin upon ths (toop, and left bint to go to hia work. The next notice elicited of him waa the account of hit death, at itated by the first witness. The place whore bo waa found waa about half a mile from the tavern last mentioned. Mm Lose, the landlady of "Nick Moore's House," testified positively that the deceased was not the man whom aho aaw at bar house with Mary Rogers on the 85th of July. That men wai both younger and smaller than the deceased.

i it The strangest feature ia thia tragic story the fact that the hat and handkerchief were perfectly dry when found. It had rained, jm we all kno wyestorday, nearly all day, and mach in the night Several papers were found apon hit person bat none, to far aa we can learn, shall bo likely lo throw any light on the mystery of the murder. They were principally memorandoms be had written down the date of every examination he underwent before the Mayor, and probahly the last he ever wrote wu in pencil on the back of one ofe papera, to the following effect 1 I am on the very ipot Gad forgive me for mv minpent time." The Mayor of the city, and Justice Taylor and Stevens, are assisting Justice Merritt at the examination. (Left titling.) The Homey Market, On Saturday thrre was a medium amount of bast new, at prices much the same aa on Friday. United tales Bank notes were at a depreciation of about 43 per cent.

A clerk by the name of Conrwell, in the State Bank of Illinois, hat been detected in purloining the funds of the Bank but to what amount has not been ascertained. The New York Stock sales on Friday ware to a moderate extent, but showed no nnprovenient ia price. Wants. WANTED A. situation aa a CORN MILLWRIGHT, MILL 8TONK MAKER, or an AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MAKER.

Apply at No. SOUTH Street, between Second and Third streets. Wanted Immediately Twenty girls to make Fancy Cloth Caps, at the Southeast corner of BROWN and SECOND streets. Third story entrance from Brown street. N.B None bat experienced hands need apply.

St FACTORY HANDS WANTED. A good Carder, a Mule Soinnar. and four or are rood families for Carding and Spinning Rooms. Application may be made to jun.i auuuimu, At Bloekley Cotton Works. For Sale as above, 1 (7 inch CARD, with worker! and tripper 1 WAtflB rivRjjt.

ev lw AUCTIONEER. WANTED A Situation aa aa Asvrienesr, by a person of some ei peri ones ia the business, having followed it for fineenyears. For further information, apply to Ma. CRAWFORD FUSTbR, No 99 South Wharves, above Lombard; or Ma. ANSEL ARNOLD, Wholesale Merchant, No.

40 North Second street. Ravasjmcaa. Crawford Foster, Ansel ArnoIJ, CoL Geo. Ferrer, Madison House, Edwar J. Stiles, Uirard afreet, and B.

Stiles, Walnut above Ninth. oO 3t WANTED A person (who is act a Druggut,) to lake the Afency for the sale of a valuable Medicine, which, for reneral ase, is superior to any thin that ass been offered for sale. Direst te O. F. ai the Ledger Omee.

e6 a Tr ANTED. A Single Gentl is desiroBsaf obtainm BOARD with a reeoeeta ble family. Location 10 be within one square of Schuylkill Sixth and Callowhill streets. Also a reneral assortment of GROCERY FIXTURES. For address apply at the Ledger Ofice.

oP 3t WANTED FOUR CIGAR MAKERS, to work ia Burlineton, N. J. Good waxes and eon slant employment will be given. Inquire at No. ISO nuki rami street.

0 3t" ANTES A German or American born GIRL, to do the work of a small family. Good references will be required. For address inquire at the ueoger vwnce. wa 3t ANTED A WHITE BOY, to assist WaxT. Vtu, who can be well reeanuneaaoa.

Apply at No. SM WALNUT Street. 3l WANTED Six or Eight POWER LOOM WEAVERS. Apolvat the Woollen Factory. aear Fairmount, oa Steod WANTKD, PaeltmlyTHi Xmf 1 Bartemier, Bom for Stores, 8 Cook, Girls to do Housework, 1 Errand Boys, several Stone Cattars, 10 Men 10 work in the eity, I School Teachers, several Men to go Soath anmertiately, Cham benaanle, a Colored UirL 1 talis Nurses, am stiaatieas lor a topyma, CTaiBalesraea and Bookkeepers, Hostlers, Porters, Waiters, Mea for Farms.

n. M.AU in want 01 tem at empwymani wiu ana prompt attention paid them at Ike OAee, No. PINE Street, above Boson. 3t School He tees. mEACllINO IN EMBROIDERY.

Ac Mirsu W. C. SH'STX A continue Ttaeking SmhreUe Tf at no. ia Buu rn i nrxrm wreet, wnauae niiie, Taste, loae Diut, Italian urape ana payr Worsted, via Pwno and Table Covers, urewes. Shawls, Bearfs, Aprons.

Aa. JUkewiM all amds ef Embroidery asade to order. WOOD'S ACADEMY, ia TENTH STREET, Below Market, bask of Bt, Stephen's Chares. Paptls are received al aa early afeaad prepares for College, the CoauUaigRoeiM The uidispensable branenet receive special attention. In adVhUoa 10 these, are taaght BookJteepuif by double entry, Botany, irrawinc, ueoaieu menaaraiusa, uogic.

Evidenoee ef Christianity, aad the Latin, Greek aad French larsjaagea. Exemplary Scholars ara advanced le the hither studies, and otherwise rewarded. ICTFer Terms, Tsrtimonials, Ac please apply aa above, or to UNIPR Street, seventh door Soath of Spruce street, est eiee. sus lnr' j. wtruv.

TVY HURLBUT'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. W. earner ef TSNTH and WAL. HVTStruU. In thi Instiration are taaght all the branches of a thorough ENGLISH EDUCATION, lo th the Latin, Brut, Frmek and BaanUk Vennaeu, Drmwmg.le.

Term amy ne learaet dv apptyuur aa snore. wm wu II ADAMS LANGENDOXRFFER, Taunt ef 111 the liana. Have, (rfiier and Aeeardien, respectfully inform her friends and Iks pablie general ry taal she aaa a few soars lea mr rnvate ramia. She will aisoaive isstrnctioa ha Classes in Sirurinc, wits tae aeeornpannneni at tae uaiiar. tbis wui do a fan epporuuuiy for any good Singer te become sc eaaiBted (at very little expense) with thi fashionable and delightful Instrament.

For terms, which will bt reasonable, apply between 11 and o'clock, any day, at aer Kmuteaee, no. su ruia tu in ntreet, near vine. sso im1 A SH OAR 40,000 feet Ash Oars, of a very as. Xl perior quality, from 13 le St feet length. For sale at the Lumber Yard of P.

LEI BERT A CO. Comer of Beach and Marlborough Streets, Kensmg. ton. eeVMtartw fTTHE following mubcd CANDIDATES for PUBLIC OFFICE, to be voted for ea Tsesday next, are TEMPERANCE MEN. If there are any othera, they can havs their names inserted in this list on Monday next, by leaving the proper vouchers at the Of ace 01 tae runne Ledger Georce Emlen, John Banks, Henry Morris, Joseph Pkuikinton, John Scott, James Todd, Thorns Robirmon, 4eorg W.

Dels way. Thomas Roney, Hiram Sweet, E. A. Pennhnaa, John W. Ryan.

oS ftnt OTICE A II persons who may wish the overall tioa of CUPPING perforated, aa now have it done at one half iheeaia ef former operations, by a newly invented SCARIFICATOR G. MACK.NET, Dentist, tl North Eighth at. N. Wa, the endersirned, bavirg examined the newly invested SCARIFICATOR of O. MACK NET, eaa reouumcad il to be one of the aver best mate.

ot tmAw DR. SHOEMAKER, DR. ROSF, DR. RUAN. and other.

DYING The subseriuer. saoesmor te Joaa Waiseu, infonas the Merchants, Storekeepers, Iteusekeepers and ethers, that he DYES ah dererip lion Of Silk and Woollen goods, equal, if not superior 10 sny similar establishment 0 the city, al the soonest notice aad lo el prieea. William Mcpherson, 1 Viae between Fifth and ttxtt, Berth side. N. B.

A good Joaraermee Wanted, and Boy Rua Errand. oS lm1 crrovKS' YES A mod aMortmera of CO COOKING STOVES rta MARKET Ht re ot, between Fifth and Wxih. Among which art Wauiag A Mear's Psleat Premiaw Cok Stove; Mott's Patent Coal Stove 1 Feel Havers, Aa. For sale ea favorable terms, aad wanaiUed to work well Abas AgrieuMaral Faraaees, SabsMi Ploaghs, Com ghallrs. FsnMUhvao.

ee. oe wS LOOK HEr MDlrJ A.Ntt UKNTLEMEN Here are PRESSING MACHINES for sale, for Pt easing Bonnets, seoonstracted thaiLadiea or Gentlemen eaa pre ee there swpwior 10 any th eiiy. Abo IJtTHVa, fUHE RKyTS, BTOCKS, TAPS and UrU fv sale. Also made, and jobbing ions, al No 7t VINE Street, berwees) Becnnd and Thud. 1 osVJwv Ifotleea of MostUge, exe nTjf 8KVENTH WARD, N.

L. Th Democratic VwemsT rii i. arUL'ajrru tat I BI I waaavesjiai nmj ua ar.tr.i' 1 vT A I Ut ev WM sseet at the house ef PETER 8C RIVER, eornee of Third and Poplar streets, on MONDAY EVENING, ynooor ma, ai 7 etieot, te make arraag omenta tor thsEleetioa. eS 9lS rri" ANTI MONOPOLY I GOVERNOR. A for eaudiuatea opposed te snonopoltre and partial privileges ia relation te business whka from its na uuBsuiwisueeempelltlon, tare qaestioned the candidates for Oovernrt now before the people oa the subject, aad have received no answer They therefore propose that those who wish to express their principles against monopoly, should vols foe GEORGE F.

HOKTON.who is aa avowed democratic anti moncaolist, residenl In Bradford eonnty. Those wishing 10 vote for tineas write their tickets, or can obtain printed ticket at No 31 NORTH FIFTH Street. eMlO, nTT COME AND HEAR. The ft. BURN MARINERS' BRANCH, No.

will bold a Public Meeting THIS EVENING, MONDAY, 11th at 7J e'olock, al the Mariners' Bethel, 8HIPPEN street, below Swaason. Addresses will be delivered by the Rev. Messrs. Lednum and Burrows The public are invited to attend. JOHN BOALER, 1 i i FRANCIS EATON, (Conunhtae.

J. W. a MeAUJSTER, rrJ TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PIULADELPH1A. WS1A.UW CITILXriSl very respectfully solicit your suifrages ia my favor at the ensuing General Conforenoe. If elected I win repay the confidence thus reposed by a due regard far the general welfare, and a faithful performance of the duties incident 10 the omoe, 1 am, very trnly, your friend and fellow dti' sen, JOSEPH PLANKINTON, alfteedte Spring Garden.

Tp SHERIFFALTY TO THE. ELECTORS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA WILLOW CITIZENS Al the soum tatioo of my rriends, I affor yelf as a Candidate for the Omoe of SHERIFF at the ensuing Election, and rarpeetfally ask your suffrarea. If elected I wrudis charge lha thuisa of said Oftoe with impartiality and aaeuty. DANIEL SMITH. Spring Garden, Sept leth, 1841.

sie te fT7 8HERD7FALTTY. las SUttere af t)u Citf and af PhiladtifkU. Fellow CSthtens Having been nominated by the Dernocratie Conforenoe of the City and County of Philadelphia, as the Candidate for SHERIFF. I respectfully solicit roar support at the enmine election. If elected.

I will endeavor to discharge the duties ef the once to the best of my abilities, and with a strict regard to we uuerons we community. JAMES H. HUTCHISON, aSt thamte Loeast Ward, Tr7 8HER IFFALTY. Ilavine reeeived the bjbbu lJ nation as the Candidate for SherisT, frora the uematrat wme vaajtmi, 1 respeettuuy solicit Ike nppon 01 my leuow eiuxeus at the ensuinc Kleetton. S13 mwSIm HENRY MORRIS.

COUNTY COMMltIONER. la Mitten eft. City and Ceunea ef PkiUdelfkia. Cmxxirs Having been nominated by th Desneeratlo Conference of the City and County ef railaaelphiaas ths santUdate for COUNTY COMMISSIONER, I respectfully solicit year support at the ensuing election. If elected, I wiQ endeavor le dis sharg to duties of th otfioe to the best af my abilities, ssd with a atrial regard to the taterestsef the ownmamty.

tuwisiy Lt rt, s4 ts SoBlhwart, CJTOLEN From the Dearborn of the subscriber at thenU'i Haf. in the borouch of West Phila delphia, oa WedncMlay of thia week, a RETICULE, containins a pair ef SpeetHelet and aa Order. No 105, in favor of Jacob A man, on the Treasary of the norougn wen rniiadeipnia. lor F3t.su, dated Aug. Si, 1S41.

The order can be of no use to the holder, as payment has been Mopped. He or she will confer a favor by leaving it al the above phue, ana no questions wui ne assea. oS JOHN WRIGHT. CHKAr SATIN AND BOMBAZINE oTUCKB may be had at the Manufactory. Na 60 DOCK Street Plain Satin and Bombasine Stocks, well made, at 371 cents each Trimmed and (01 cents each: Buperan da, on Bristle Frames, best make.

nlain7d cents and tl trimmed at and SI S6; fgured mm Arunraeu rxocaa, at am. Blocks extremely cheap al Wholesale. DOCS TRS ST, two doors above Second. C. HOLLAWAY.

Wt d. LowBiji, Tanners and cur BIERS, comer of WILLOW and 8T. JOHN streets, Philadelphia. TOP HIDES, te. Rustel Lininss.

for Cars and Coaches. Patent Leather for do. asset Bag, for Saddlers. Do. Shadier Ilidee.

Do. Calf kine, for Saddlers. Wsx and Grain Calf Skina Do. Kips. wax nests' ueather.

Heavy Bplitts, for Boot Back. Glue Pieces, fot Paper Makers. rwsiwuig nair. OB im GENTLEMEN'S aad YOUTHS' Fine SILK VELVET CAPS, at tl IS and a3 earn, a moat beautiful article of fashion and use: also excellent Velvet Cap, at tl Mi Extra Super fine Black Cloth taps, ai at aw, 01 74 B' a nu tnudrea's various styles fplaia and tanevl Cloth Caps, at tl IS. tl SO ana ai 7 Boy' uiot tjaps, at so, 7a, tl and tl Bt, all well and tashianably made, at the manufactory, 110.

ou uwt Dtreet, a ooors anove eecona. ee at c. hoixaway. Tr SHOE DEALERS. The Subscribers have hul received a very superior lot of Men's and We 'a INDIA RUBBSn BHOSS.

to which thev uTue uw aiieauon parcoaeers. 1. m. m. OAumur.KB, oC 3t No.

St North Fourth aire. mOYS TOYS CONFECTIONERY I Now JL Seihng Cnanraa tbar Evxa, al 141 BOUTM FOURTH STREET. 40 sums Kid DoJ l. Drums, Tea Seta, Mairi lAnterris, women ana rapw toys, ra sasw i mwiis, irevn 144 souTHi to 10 aina ifourth sr. eases Puis Confeeuonery, Bonbons and Secret Pa pers, nuing cracaers, rancy lloxes, Holla, Bags, Ae ffj Call early le seeare a good seleelioa.

o8 lm A. F. OTf hfoNROSK, Importer qiO MDUNERS Edwards' superior Bonnet jm rnai wiww, iuvwv, opnna ana um Slides, for trimming Bonnets, now en hand and for sale let he Trade al the lowest rates, at le SOUTH pfcWNiist. oa sw SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR NiTURE, on the LANCASTER TVRNPISt, a few yard above the Four Mile Stone. E7 Attention ia invited to the Sale of Household Furniture, Hay, Corn, Ac, te be sold oa ths premises, oa MONDAY MORN IN (J, ink at 10 o'clock.

WILLS, Aaotioneer. a tHaAP DRY GOODS, and ant frit, al Ihe aew rAimji ana nrArui UK uuoun STORE, No. 361 MARKET Street, above Tenth. A very ex leasive aworunent of seasonable GOODS has beea opened within the hut few day esMag them are tne doth colors, French and English Merinos; Moos. selines de Lame btaotiful embroidered do 7 eenu per yard black and blue black Silks, ef superior qualities a handsome assortment ef English Chint fa ins and ehesp Bombazines 1 lot new style Chen Kreaoh Blanket Shawls: a great variety of ine and low priced aliaett i black, blue, mixedaad fancy colors Caimrres, from tl to S3 per yard: In aad eosrse Cloths IMrt Vest inn Seotch riaids, for Boys' wear Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers Blankets, from tf 5 fo Ilea pair Cradla de.

1 east 7 6 Carlisle Ing Cloth, 13 ets a yard, asaal price is cents 1 do 30 inch Carlisle do. al It aaUal pries 141 i double width bleached Muslins, Is, et. 7 6 8, t. and 10 ets anbleached do. from t) 10 lOets) BBS bleaches and aaMeached Hamiltoa Canton Plan.

aels ret, yellow, aad white, all wool, Flannebi, from tl ets. upwards; plaia and tg'd. Baizes) whue Wadding, 4, and blscs do. 0 ets a sheet. Most of the above Goods have beea rmrchased for Oath, and are mach below the market price.

E7 No devia lion fromtrst prices. osarw BARGAINS BARGAINS CARTSTINOai CARfSTINOSU Jest reeeived per the latest arrivals, a splendid as. aorunent ef WUioa and BrasseU, Imperial three pty Carpet inn, at the CARPET WAREHOUSES, Na. IS NORTH. SECOND Street, and Ne.

CHURCH ALLEY, where J. SIDNEY JONES bow offers far sale ss larre at BMortmerit, for whole smie er retail, as eaa be foand in Ihe eity, at the fo towing unprecedented low priees I I.ouo yaroSeoasBwa Ingram carpeting, SB eenu 1 aa Pmelngraln til Extra Fine Ingraia MM, Extra Extra Saperine Ingrain V. 61 Super snner napwaraa, re yarns Oil Cloths, aU widths. U.0P0 eoo to, one 11 Torether with Whit aad Colored MATS. STAIR CARPETS, Taftod aad'Brasseis RUGS, Jte.

N. B. The above Brim are as lew aTthe Goods eaa be bought for fat larVeiquantitim at auctusa, and aa we do aet advenls good mat we have net, aad priees we earuwt 'sell at. purchasers eaa depend ea getting the diaVrent qaalii ieaarpstiag at lha above aasMd priees, by railing a tr J. SIDNEY JONr'ClirrJ VA IXBTrvTajsVaL.

tr eodtm 18 North Seeerfa st lod I Church Alley, BALDNESS AND LOUS OF HAIR is caused by a want of healthy action ef the teasels which throw off th pen pi ration from the head. Whaa these vernel are weak or diseased, the srpiraiion ia thick and elassary, and adheres te Ihe moaths of the pares sad oiofs them aa, and aria aad forms scarf at sWad ruff. Veet blood is then earned tethe mot of the ban', aad for want of which the hair ha not sufficient nou'lahinwil And eonseqo entry IwawM dry end harts aad begin Insensibly Me fall oS, which, eont liming te merease, everaaairy pronneev aaianaw. aettore the eapillary vewele of the head lo their former healthy circulation, and a ine silky xrw xura will maka hi sppearann. watch will Increase to eaaaiity and volume antil ihe hair become thick aad healthy.

JAVNEt HAIR WMC the enly preparation that has ever beea known lo produce snw sum ea aaL bbaM. which It hsa done ta hmmasraMe hv sianees, and wiU eeidom rail, properly aad perse, rennglv ased. Prcrersd anlyjw Dr. D. SOUTH itHiiu cwrei, isiiaeeipax.

for gale awd To Let. ia BROAD Street, feel deep 1 and 11 feet a Metbanfo. ta quire at the New Engiaaa 110a ram, above wrry. T70R The 6d WW ar4rtru tl a ruROCERY SPORE for sale. The Store Is situ No.

NORTH ELEVENTH Street, Filbert. The Fixture trs ia good order, and a good situation for buunest. Apply on the premises. es a mo LET A STAriLE iaTaylor't Alley. Apply I al ea mEflNUT St.

o8 IAROK STORE TO RKNT Ts STORE and CELLAR Na 17 ST. JAMES Street, North tide of Market, between Sixth and Seventh streets. The Store It US feet long and well suited for a Fur. allure Store, or any other purpose requiring a large ground boot at a low rent. inquire ai no.

ave ntAnniai on TTinil. Ht.VTK wall known MEAD GARDbN jf and OYSTER and EATING HOUPB, with Fix. uu, ml PUONT and SHIP PEN'strseu, the present Proprietor being about fo enier into another business. Apply oa lha aremi. 1 oe Jt REAL KSTATK.

FOR BALE. The Old LI ta hushed GROCERY and FEED STORE, one of the best Retsil Htands, it Dated on the Southeast corner of PHCKNIX and FRONT offered for sale. Persons wishing to purchasef (will and this a rare opportunity) are requested to eall and tee 1 or luemawvea. inquire on tne premises wiw FOR SALE A thrse (torv brick House, litu a I ated on the south tide of CLINTON Street, lb Brst awelung west of NINTH street, tt feet ntmt, with a sids lot of 8 feet. The House is aearlv new.

with three story back boiidinct. Bath House. Fur. aaee, snd evwy eonvenimea A larg part of the purchase money may remain on mortrare. Apply to MJU3U VI.

nAJtLMUV, ceVft Soath Sixth Street. FOR SALE. A New Three Story BRICK Jh AHOUSE, built ia modern style, with Back Build lags, situated in EIGHTH Street, seeead door above ureea. west Bide For particulars erolv to JOS. lAr 40 NORTH Ol ATM PeloW ATOB BSO uT rTO F.

NTI JvMEN Thwe who consult COM FORT, BEAUTY, and ECONOMY, ara invited leeauat aId WARD'S rASRtoltABLS 17 STOCK, Ready Mad Linen, and Suspender Store, Na 40 Nobtb Focbth St. doori above Merchants' Hotel. Where Gentlemen can be aunpltad with STOCKS, of every variety and style A Wo Ready made linen, Glove, fuspenders, Hosiery. Cravats. Handkerchiefs.

Scarfs. Cravat St iffeoers Merino, Lambs' Wool, Silk, Cotton, and BBCtiutui BrllKTB and DRAWERS Russuut, Pistol and Money Belu and Shoulder Braces Gentlemen' Momma Wmnoers and Drssslnt Gowns, en band or made to order at then aotiee. Gentlemen' LINEN and STOCKS, of evert description, made to order, Merchants and other, who purchase to tell again, wui cenauiiy ana io tneir advantage io eaii. Na 40 NORTH FOURTH Street. of pAMPHINE OH All persons who make use of ubh tor tmnuns Cameaint till, eaa Bava a ferfietlf fare articU delivered lo them at their resi.

aenee, or Maces or butmesa, by lea ring taetr urasrt at the EMPORIUM OF IJGHT, Northeast corner ot ciiNbT and Eitintn streets. o7 lws O. W. McCREADY, Agent. TNTERESIINO BOOKINSUBORDINATION 1 An American Story of Real Life, bv T.

Arthar, author of "Tired of Housekeeping," "Th New Minister," "The Ladies' Ftir," Soft An swer," Going into Mourning," Taking Boarders," Ac, aighry popular stories thai aava recently appeared in tne Ladies' Book and Satarday Courier. On hand, a number of copies of this very at tractive, armuing and instructive Story, in one volume, of over too pages, which eaa be had at ihe low price of 371 cents per volume, et LEARVS Book tore, Na NORTd SKCOMD Sueet, corner ef threw i 1 sTs VT mery SHYSTER KNIVK8 Of tuerior Out Steel, made ana tept eonsiantiv lor sale, naet or lax south rir i Hrea.oeiow sprue. rvBoteaait pwcaater sappued en reasonable terms. iv miAJL mo MTlAJNERs. Jast Reeeived, eases ef LARGE BUSTS, suitable for Milliners, far the nttingot teaies' ups, Heed Ureases, a waica will be told low for cash, by the single one or do ten.

bt UAWfiuiv, oS lw North Sixth street, above Coaxrtere. A UCTION NOTICEPcrsons haviiur Hardteart, IV. CaUrrv, fJrnii, ITslcafi. Jtmlrw. Seeks.

Sie nsruvy. or any otoer tvsewty or msrctaiMf us, waica they wbhtodispose of for CASH, will meet with every desirable facility by applying si the MF.R CHaVts AUCTION STORE, NoTm N. FOURTH mreet, anova marasi. i i fET rvaUt BaUt erera rrrUente aAaansed. oo iw i.

l. ww i irruB, Auctioneer. INDIAN RUBBER B110ES. The sabeerihw offm for sale, at the Sss Sites. N.

E. set. ef FOURTH and CALLOWHILL Sueets, pain Men1, Wtcaoa't aad Missel Gam Ernst. oaoes. tOOt pain Ladies' lined and Furred at Bound as Aloe An BMornneni ef Men's, Boy's, and YoathS coarse Boots and Jirogana, Women's, 14Jsses.

and Children' Moreeee and Leal her BOOTS and SHOES. whiea he will sell low, by the Case or Dceen. sM str a. uuvvbkk. JOSEPH SNYDER, LOOTJJrXhQLARB and CHATS IN WALNIT Fir set, railadelphta, t3 ai poox stoves, Radiators, The Vy aaliseriber has an hand a full supply at SIRS CO POPULAR COOLING BTOTES, which had the highest premium awarded it (a silver asedail by lha franklin InUVvU, at thaw hut exhibition.

1M0 and about (00 ef which are now ia use at tair any, together with a large assertnieni of the most approved eiuvuiurumaingaBartoatuig. Ake RADIATORS ef aU sfctea, and ef Ibe beat materials and werkmsnthip. Bad bene, HeUew A. elZbUj, Sueeessor to Kirk A Co. Btt 3m Na 414 Gimrd Stores, HIGH St.

G7 UNTRY MERCHANTSanS" other eaa obtain nnly or that excellent remedy for COUGHS. wum, inr tmnunirriuiv, ea, BRSWSTSR'B PECTORAL MI ITU K. tt the Drugstoret of Matrt. WstheriU Brother, 44 N. Front F.

Kletl A Second and CaUowhiU and Messrs. Harris A Daagaa, eor. ef Brent and Area ttreets, miiaaeipua, at a amca lesMr aru thaq sia uar veuga aieuieuiea are tola. Also lor sale at si7 eodlnr OODEN WARE AND BROOM STORE, Na 1 CI IKS NUT Street, two doers rraSaath Waarves Oa hand a good assertmerSl ef Palmed Paiia, do Nest Pails, Brooms, Palmed and Cedar Tabs, Painted and Vanuihed KeeJers, Wash Boards, Float Dockets, Barrel Covers, Nest Boxes, Baskets, Brashes, Manilla Jute and AUcant Mats for sal low, by stt lm GEO. CHAPLAIN.

A SMALL LIBRARY FOR SALEA email, trarw eontainias IX wsll selected Oirtmlatinr Lermre from a thousand to twelve hundred volumes, aad suimbl for a villus or aauntrv lawn, ia agmrmA tor aale ea low terma. AppUcaluma, pott paid a by letter, may be made by addressing Library to Na It SMITH SEVENTH street. ot fts BOOKS! BOOKS! I VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL BOOHS AsMngwhiehareHorBe't Intro dactien) Dick's ITieoJory) Craden't Cceeordanec MaekBight on theFjroi, nd ethers tee numerou lo mention, at ihe Cktaftt Beekuert in the Cile o7 inr JOHN B. PERRY'S, i Na S6t NORTH SECOND below Race. Ake, Account Book Ruled and Bound to order.

rpO CAKE BAKERS A OTHER8. Jusl received A a aew let of NEW ORLEANS MOLAS9ES, which will be sold in hbds. or lower than they can be got elsewhere Also, 100 sacks ef SALT, suitable for Losf Bread Bakers. Any wast ng are soiieued le call, as they will and it to their tntwest, I. R.

UNORD, CornercfF fth aad Lombard street. It. B. The above will bt tent home free of chargq ot 3te LACE8 LACES LACES The rVoprieleV of ihe HEW CHEAP LACS STORE, No. il SOUTH SECOND Street, has this day opened a splendid assortment of LACES, EMBROIDERIES, and PLAID RIBBONS, which will be sold at the lewet importing priees.

try Country Msrehaait and Milliner are particularly Invited to eall and ex amihe the Steek. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. No abatement from arst pries. eS lm JNO. TOTTON.

M. LtKiAN A BILE, WOOLLXN an COTTON DYA WORKS OFFirit Nn. V. FILBERT Street, between Eighth snd Ninth streets: where Bilks, Satin, Ribbons and Hewing, Shawa, MoameUae as Lain, Msreens, French and English er in oev Cloth aad Cawimeres, Aa Aa are Dyed all colors, restored, Bniebed and packed aa imported. Abe Ml, Satin and Memo Moaaeelin 4a Laine DRlSES, Mantillas, Scarfs, Shaw.

Ac. Aa Dyed snd Cleaned al short aotica. sll eodlm AURORA The greet Northern fight, that has extended InBuence se (ignally for the kit three yean pssi, in New York, Boston, Ae, ha length heen led to shod in radiating mis eeee ia tlus, the ehy ef Philadelphia, and hs vicinity. grea advantage at the N. E.

corner of CHRSNUT and EIGHTH Streets, whers the cease snd affects af the riaaunatkm wiU be made plain all who may I be dipoed to visit that neighborhood. I The cause 1 fbtindrd snoa the mfrodnrtion af WEBB'S Patent CAMPH1NE OIL, and the effect produced by Improved Pa leal Radiattrg III MJtS the eenibinaiion of which is anivarssiiy sxknewledged io aroduee a light which, forsreiMmy, sriUwiaey snd ssrty, has never before been eons lied ia this country. he atility of tan coat bin ed Ligw wi 11 prove useu wnvtmt, ucn eomparet with Gas, Oil, rJpirit Gas, or sny ether togrediem now use for sarpmmof artuVialLigM. Thepohlmarere speetfufly invited lo rail and wttneas the effort. W.

McCREADY, Jr. Ag nt. i I aa lw 1 N. E. eor.

CKmbui and Fi.Wh wa ct'cncEss rAnot. I TV m. JtJ WaBtBiWiaau, iwht mm, untnui n.i bel CnHowhilL liurroction gKen on the Pino.i7 3i RU I Lett No. i DECATUR St. Prices ta sail laa limes, Johm Oaw, No.

8M it 834 South Street, hvft BTOTSS far Sole arBtnl. o5 )anltf Jalua A. luwtrt Son. AiseM Lttmear Yard, BROWN Street, soots Fourth. jyltJe Kdwards, Maiir.

and WkeluaU Dealer la Bennet Prams, Sfringt, Aa 16 Second oMnr PIhaaa 4 anrly. Original end enly tirnyint, Depot, 74 N. THIRD eomur of Cherry. (Jyl 3m Jm at, Kl Bitnoata. I J.

Km Bltnon. BOOKBINDERS, Na 8S MINOR Street, Philsdelphia. 11a. 1 el7 4mt Tt Knalun, numirsciursr or rare ABsencaa OAT MEAL, 138 North Fourth irree1 aad ly Hananaoaid. Mnusci urtr ef IFarreiad Rissd Kail and She Hammers, 1 Deoaiar St.

si 3 U. toff. PLUMBER, No. 1 Soath SEVENTH Street, (B. Johnson, Foreman.) frS7 3m Johm Lews.

ALDERMAN, Oftea. Oreen one door above Second N. L. sl0 3nr K. Dul has removed hi Hal Store from Arab Bt.toNo.

7a North Second ahove Arch. sMta SPRING GARDEN TESIPERANCE GROCERY. FLOUR and FEED STORE, N. W. corner ef SEVENTH and 0OATES 8treets.

The STOCK and FIXTURES ara offered FOR SALE. Inquire oa as premises. oo lwv W( IRTll A TRIAL. Merchants and others, who nrafer aa article that will tow freely from the quill or ateel pen, and will not grow thick by ordina ry ase, are advised to try tne rntK.MA man ufactured at the corner of SIXTH and CHERRY streeu. At th same plnee may be had, at 30 eenu per gallon, a THICK Ik.uitabl for marking boxes, also for ths ase of shoemakers.

oS 3t FALL MlTLTNF.RY. J. WELSH A A. DAVIS resnectfulif inform Ihe Ltthee that SATURDAY, October they will area a hsndsome assortment of FASHIONABLE MILU. NERY, al Na Sj StUTH EIGHTH Street.

e3t (MSTT, BONNETS, CAPS, WERSabp RIB JlvVbONS Just reeeived and for tale (cheaper jtT than at any other House in lb city (by H. MARRITT. 30 North Thirteeth tL N. B. Srvsral aood Milliners aad Dressmakers wanted.

Aiipiy as above o8 3t FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS The subscriber ha just received, by the latest Havre Packets. 800 cartoon Freer Ftw ere, a superior article, which he will sell cheap for Cash, at hi Bassst EttektUlimtnt, Na 108 MARKET Street, third door shove B'Xth street. Milliners and others srs rmpsetfully invited to eall and examine rer Ihemselve. N. The above article mar also be had al hit Agency.

No. 110 CHESNUT Street. oa eotra i. raimuiv. FOR SALE A BAY HORSE, yean old, about eixteen hands high, hind in bar aw and a quick trotter.

Also, a SULKEY. made by Ford" of New York Juat been pal hi thorough repair, with set ef ham em almost new, made by T. Laory. The property of a gentleman about leaving the city. To he aeen al MR.

BUCKLEY'S Riding School, ia GEORGR Street, between Eighth and Ninth and Chesnut and Walnut ee) 3te CAAt HORSE FORTJAmAeversl good Can Horses for sale Apply at Lee's Ice OhVe, N. W. earner of CHESNUT and mylkill Fifth) Street. eeVlw MYoTES IOIS. A penoeuame le the rtik sign ef the Farmers' and Meciianies' Hotel, It eorner of wood and Montgomery itreett, ea the 4th of October, and left a SORREL MARE, 4 or yean old aad hat not beea heard of.

Any person coaling forward, proving property and paying charges, can have her, otherwise will be sold according io law. oS 3t GEO. OOTTMAR. jt THREE Raiia A way from the subscriber, oa the tstth ult, aa Ui ladeatared Apprentice to the Victualling besi NAGLE. Hadea when he went away, blaa rap, blue rounds beat, lightish pants and lace boots he about 18 year of age, light hair aad light complexion.

All person ara for bid harboring or treaties lim under penalty of the law. Whoevor will bring him back, or lodge him ia jail, in Iowa, ihaU receive the above reward. eeVrt JAMES SMITH, eorner of George and Charlotte street, N. L. 4C REWARD.

stolen from the shop ef Ihe Vl subscriber, en the night of the 6ih instanl a quantity of Carpenter' tW. one new panel Saw rrt of ikem was marked C. W. The above reward will be paid for ihe Tools, if returned lo thesuiecri ber, living in Iteddceneld, N. or informed where they ara oS) CHALK LEY WILTSHIRE.

A FINE HEAD OF HAIR it DttUedly hir. sit Omamsnt eftU Human flsrfy Mere proof of the emcacy Dingle' Benaint Bufmle OiL J. DingleDea, Sir Having beea afflicted with the less of my I lair for upwards of two years, and after using every other popular preparation for the haw without (fleet, I was thus induced make a In al ef your Genuine Buffalo Oil. wb eh I am happy le date ha remhed in the entire restoraiiou of my hair producing a richer and more hiruriaat avowih than I have ever had before, oa are at berry to refer the incredulous to me, and make such use of thi asyoa may deem SuhV it lossy, try eoavietioa is that your preparation i deserving toe most sxtsnaiv patronage. nd I will not fail tare oommend tt to all who labor unUr imilar disadvanla L.

WEBB, Salem. The above article, together with many other splendid preparations, are snle at ibe store of the are prietor, 36 NORTH SIXTH, below Arch SL ee fta, WHEELER'S PINB EXTRACT, A CURE FOR CORNS Thos who suffer tram Corns, will ind tponasinglhis Extract, that it is one of Ihe most eS oaooa renwdim (or Conu which ess possibly bs obtained it saiirely reUevm of all pain ia twelve hours, thereby giving aU the esse ami comfort which before eould only be iraagined. The Extract does this by rendering the serve (which as the chief source of pain) entirely inactive. The Corn in this urns will have aereeptibry lessened in sue, and continue to lessee before Ihe singuiar virtues of thia Extract, antil it entirely disappears. Thi total diasppearanee is asuadly effected ia from two to four days.

The Extract rsn be obtained at No. X8 and tt ARCADE, CHKSNUT Street, and N. E. corner FOURTH aad CHKBNUT Stresu, Philadelphia. Sold In Laaeaster by I.

P. HKLYIT8H A SON. Sold ia Harrisburg by JOHN WYETH, Jr. Sold la Reading by J. BALM.

stSlT ffON8UIPTION AND DEATH will suredly be the fata ef those who iIm them. selves when afflicted with the premonitory symptoms of Consumption, such as Cold, Cough, Bronchitis, er Soreness of the Threat, Hoarseas, DiAealt Expee toration, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Ac. Da. DUNCAN'S EXPFCTORANT REMEDY it axpremly prepared for ihe removal aad cure ef these dangerous and troublesome diseases. Therefore, you who ara laboring ander the binuenee ef thrse complaints, pre cure unrnediately this medieina before aba too lata ONE BOTTLE may be the mean, ef prolonging year Da.

Dt'NCANSS EXPECTORANT REMEDY at put up in large so bottles, and Mrveioped bins paper The outer form contain a tae ateel plate ea graving representing Hem." PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 11 North EI0HTH Street, Phitodetrdue. Price per settle, 4 boti foe tt. ot lmt WORMS IN Of all Irweases To which Children are exvosed, a ens are aa Ktal 10 them aa Worms. Uno aavJeJy, children are seldom free from them, ard as they imitate the symptom ef almost every other eomp'alnt, they often rodaee akuming effect being eutpeetea, Worms ara not onhr lsi of diteaia themaahraa. bat by their irritation atrravate all ether diseases, wandering from one pyt ef the body to another, waaaermg rrom one pnri ot me winding UemMtve inie large I lag the bowels, and frequently il etmvalaiona, and toe onm death.

1 i pbii ana etatraot the throat, eaasmg Thedeaired remedv iU be found in DR. JAYNES TONIfJ VERML FUGE, which will very soon destroy the Ww.ee, and Invigorate the power ef digeatioa so as to prevent return of them. fteeared enly at Na SOV.I THOU) Street, Philadelphia. sM tyt of th Lrrer.Kidiieys, Spleen, end of the Bowela VAXM TAAAN i.V ITS PREPARATION. My anxiety to soaiaia lb high reputation of ray Medicui, has mdnecd melo devot aearry evwv hour ef my lime, for many yean past, to hs preparauee.

Having purchased aroend and erected aa extensive Laboratory, wit hia few miles ef 1'ailadeJphia, al a very heavy axrorwe. I can now arlesl and cultivate Indigenous Untie in I VegetuMe ander my ewa eye and, also, bar every ficiiity for th drying aad preparing Remediate Herb and Root, and lor lha extract tua of their virtue in lb compoaadiag ef my Meoieiuef aenee I eaa be eertaut of Ihe puriry of every article which I have eccaiiort le as as medicine. I have daily eeratnenicatioa with my efBce in Pklsdelpeia, whie las well aa my agents) it ia the receipt ef fresh medicine at very abort mieWBav Every panicle of my Medicine prepared ander try direct suMrmteadenea My signature is Bpea each bettieaad package. H. H.

Hill BEE, M. D. N. a My erfice ia Phiiadelphm is al Na 7 North FIFTH Street, where my Medicine may be obtained. Al Josoth Seott, Vibn aton, Del I John Wind, La meter Beaa and Fcarsrh, Norristowa Wm.

M. Spear, No North Seventh street, Phila snd of D. Owsb A San, Bahimora, al t) North GAY Street. oA lmt CJNSUMPTION, COUGH. PfTTTUVO BLOOD, Aa TO CVNSVMPTrt IS.

Four Ifth ef roe are really tuffermg from nea leetrd Colds, er aa Ob Mrsction and eonet(aent iuBamicatioa of ihe delieata hainc of those tube through which ths air we breathe is distributed to every part of the fames. This Oh miction produces paia a anrenrss, hoarseneaa, cough, dilncahy of breathing, hactlc fever, end a spn Uogof blood, matter, er phiocm, which InaHv ex bauu ths streng ef tl pst't nt, and ends aesih. JAYNE'S EXI'lvCTOKANT never mils te remove this eteiruetien, nd pro wea the pJeaamg aad happy roslta. It i eertaia it 4 ets, and eannet mil ie reiicve To be ted at No. Su SOUTH Svset, lJ lr Sch i.