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Treaty Tree

Brandywine Springs Hotel near Wilmington Del.

[Unidentified residential boys seminary in the countryside, probably in or near Philadelphia]

Wm C. Rudman's Philadelphia pale ale on draught, warranted for from all pernicious drugs and alcoholic admixture, Brewery, 121 Green Street, Northern Liberties.

[Certificate of the Guardians, Physicans and Surgeons of the] Philadelphia Alms House

Schuylkill

Pont de Lower Ferry pres de Philadelphie.

South view of Haverford School, Pennsylvania.

[Fairmount Waterworks. Pictorial Embellishment of the Philada. Saturday Courier a family paper of the largest size published at two dollars a year in advance including two engravings of this kind yearly.]

Classical Seminary. Franklin Square. S.E. corner Race & Seventh streets, Philadelphia.

Blake's collection of popular marches composed and arranged for the piano forte.

U. S. Bank,

View of Chestnut Street Philadelphia.

View of Sharon Boarding School

[Storefronts on Market Street, 300 block, south side, Philadelphia]

Richmond Chemical Works near Philadelphia.

Fountain Park, Falls of Schuylkill, Philada.

Hoffy's lithographic & painting establishment. 88 Walnut St. Philadelphia.

South view of the old Landreth nurseries, Philadelphia.

[Southwark Coffee & Spice Mills. J. O. Thornley.]

American hair dye warranted

An accurate sketch from nature, of the exterior and interior of the house no. 39, Nth. Fourth St. Philadelphia, where the atrocious murder of Mrs. Rademacher was committed on the night of the 23d, March 1848, her wounds, and exact position when discovered

Fairmount

Deaf and Dumb Asylum

P.S. Duval's colour printing & lithographic establish.

The industrious man

The rogue caught

Fairmount Fire Engine Co. No. 32, of Philadelphia [membership certificate]

[Bird's eye view looking west on Chestnut from above Sixth Street, Philadelphia]

Blanchard & Rock, manufacturers & importers of paper hangings. No. 227 Chestnut Street, North side below 8th [billhead]

Girard House

Merrick & Hijo, Succesores De Merrick & Towne, Filadelfia. = Merrick & Son, successors to Merrick & Towne, Philadelphia. = Merrick & Fils, Successeur De Merrick & Towne, Philadelphie.

Williams Ogle coach and harness maker, no. 280, Chestnut Street, above 10th.. south side, Philadelphia.

Deaf & Dumb Asylum. Broad Street

[Sunday in the Country]

A. Fiot publisher of music, importer of musical merchandize [sic]. Wholesale & retail, No. 196 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.

Lithography, engraving and printing establishment. Augs. Kollner designer, engraver & lithographer. Henry Camp copperplate & lithographic printer. Phoenix Block corner of Second & Dock streets Philadelphia

Cottage of W.H. Gatzmer, at Tacony

Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society [diploma]

No. 1 The Empire Hook & Ladder polka

Hood & Noblitt. No. 121 Nth. 10th St above Race, Philadelphia

[Garsed & Brother Wingohocking Mills billhead]

Tabernacle Baptist Church, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

Chestnut Street, east of Third

Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society [diploma]

Pine Street Church. Built A.D. 1764. Remodeled 1857.

Birds eye view of Philadelphia.

Chestnut Strasse, Sudwetseite der 4th.= Chestnut Street, west of Fourth.

The Roxborough School House. Founded by William Levering, 1748, rebuilt 1795

Porter ale and lager beer brewery at Fountain Green of Engel & Wolf

Passenger Railroad Relief Association of Philadelphia [certificate]

Baeder, Delany & Adamson, manufacturers of glue curled, cow hide whips, sand & emery paper, neatsfoot, oil, bone, dust, plastering hair.

Powers & Weightman manufacturing chemists Philadelphia

Calvary Church, Manheim St. Germantown.

Henry Miller's concert garden. Nos. 720 & 722 Vine Str. Philadelphia

Robert's old mill. Built 1685. [sic]

Satterlee Polka for the piano. Composed and respectfully dedicated to Surgeon I.I. Hayes U.S.V. Comg. Satterlee U.S.A. Genl. Hospital W. Phila.

The United States Polka,

Alexander Young, grain distiller, South Street, above Fourth, Phila.

View of the farm where the murder of the Deering [sic] Family was committed by the fiend Antoine Probst on April 7th 1866.