THE DAILY EVfcti
8TARTLIH0 EVENT.
A Prtonr Bbt.wnii Attempt! to
Ihmp from the Cwoaty Jail-IIi Bub
eejaaat Dettk.
ne or the prisoners at the County Jail wm
hot at that place last night, while attempting
to escape. The circumstances are a follow:
About o'clock last evealnsr, Jailor Bobb rutted
the "hangman's room," where the rope, 'weight,
and drop are kept for hanging criminals, and
discovered that the rope was missing. He made
a partial pc arch, but wa unable to tlnd It, and
being satisfied that an attempt would be made
to break Jail, he iircoared himself accordingly.
Btatioulng Mr. Crlbbin, who is boarding at the
jail, as rintrolman outnidc, Mr. Samuel It. Bent,
iM ting Turnkey, upon the wall near a privy,
where be could command the north side of the
bmldintr, and Mr. Hobb hirusclf took a position
directly beneath the "condemned room," which
is in the northwest corner, and the same occu-
Jried by Ira Stout. Tnia room was occupied by
Cichard Hayes, a youn man Irom Corning,
committed at Oormn", March 30, lor trial at the
present term ol the United Slates Court, on an
indictment lor panning counterfeit $'20 ereen
backs, Solomon Snyder, detained as a United
States witness, William Crowley, the boy com
mitted for trial on a charge of highway robbery,
robbing young Campbell of a watch in Cale
donia yqiittn", and Theodore Newcomb, sur
rendered by his bail on an indictment for phoot
Jnj; Ann Mack.
At 11 o'clock a rope the Identical hangman's
rope was thrown from ihe grated window on
the north side, directly over where Kobb was
watching, and immediately alter (it is supposed
belore Kobb could reach out and pull tbe rooe
in) a mail alut down. Kobb saiu, "Go back," at
which the prisoner swuug clear of ihe sill at
which the jailor was standing, and 13ent, who
had a double-barrelled lowlinsr-imice, laid down
his weupon, as he says, with' the intention of
seizing the man when he came down, but up u
looking up, he saw another persou on tbe rope,
and, not wishing to take his chances witn two
men, he fired. At that intaut Kobb grasped the
lower man by the ankles and dragqeu him into
tbe room, calling' lor Kent to come up directly,
not thinking that he was hit. The other person,
wn.cb. proved subsequently to be Crowley,
crawled back. The tirst one was Hayes, and
when be was handed iu it was discovered that
the contents of the gun (heavy duck shot) had
pierced his back.
As foon as this became known, Dr. Walter M.
Fleming was sent lor, and upon examination of
the wounds declared the man past belp. He
died near 1 o'clock, two hours and four minutes
after he was shot. The shot penetrated the
lungs, and with every breath the blood and air
Wits expelled from his wounds.
Hayes conversed ireely before his death, say
ing that he should not have attempted to escape;
that he had been well treated while in contiue
ment, and expressing a wish to see his mother.
This ho reiterated several times. H'ib father,
Robert S. Hayes, of Corning, was telegraphei
for, and is expected here to-day. Coroner Treat
took barge of the remains tuis morning, and an
inmieM is now in progress.
Hayes was arretted by Deputy Duited States
Marshal Van Etten, of UatU, Steubeu county,
and he ltitorn s us that he was about twenty
seven years ol acre, and was a bad man. lie
Mands indicted at Uuth, upon a charge oi mur
der, poisoning a sol tier to obtain bis money,
besides other offenses. His parents bear a re
spectable name, and are in moderate circum
stances. The prisoners who have been confined in fail
for tbe past few months are of the shrewdest
kind, and, as we have before stated. Jailor Bobb
has i rostrated two separate attempts at escape.
The present exit was made after sawing four of
the bars which formed tbe grating, three of
them being completely severed, and the fourth
partially so, and then pried up from the inside,
with a heavy iron bar, procured from another
part ol the ail in some inexplicable manner.
The rope was procured by the boy Crowlev,
who wbh put thtough a bciall hole in the Hang
man's Kooni, and removed it lrom where it hung
on tbe wall. During the daytime the prisoners
had access to the hall, and must have lcarued
that the rope was there woile the jail was being
whitewashed, a tew davs since. Hayes and
Snyder occupied this room belore Mr. Itobb
became jailor. There i hardly a grating in tbe
w hole jail that aoes not bear the marks of the
saw or hie in tbe hands of the ingenious pri
soners, and the wonder is that tney have not
been more successlul.
The jailor has confined Crowley in the dun
geon, on bread and water, where his Jack Snep
pard propensities will uoc have much veut.
Tl.at an otlicer is Justified in snooting a pri
soner who attempts to escape there is no douot,
and as Ment pave Hayes warning, and as he
persisted in sliding clown the rope, he claims
that he could do nothing but shoot, knowing
tbat there were three other prisoners above who
could be upon him in ca?e he grappled with
Hayes, lie also says that he tired at Hayes'
limbs, intending to cripple him; but as he tired
the prisoner slipped down tbe rope, receiving
the charge in his back. If there is any fault,
it is in not securing possession of the rope be
fore it was used. Iiocliefler (JV. Y.) Examiner,
yesterday.
Russia.
HONORS TO THE PEASANT HODLE WHO SAVED THE
CZAK 1118 ACCOUNT OF THE CIRCUMSTANCE.
The KuBgian Gazette of St. Petersburg Bays tbat on
tbe 6ih instant the maistiuls and deputies of the St.
Petersburg nobles resolved miaimuously lo prosont
O'Bip Ivanovitcli KoniiHbaroif, tbe peasant who toiled
the assassin's aim, witn a holy nuuge, and to opon
tor bint a subscription, to whioh all tbe nobility of
the district are iuv.tecl to subscribe. Tbe permanent
deputations ot tbe uob.es waited upon him to obtain
his consent to bo enrolled in the book of nobles.
fiomissarott' gratotully acccptud the ofler. and, in
doiugso, gave the following account of what took
place: "I do no; know mv sell what strange feel
ing possessed me when 1 6w that man r'ssintr
tlnouvli the crowd. 1 was wutchinp him, but when
the Emperor came no he went out of my mmd. All
at once 1 saw him draw a pistol and aim at tbe Em
poror. 1 bethought my sell tbat if 1 rusbed upon
Lira be would kill some oue else, or perhaps myself,
andwlihout more ado I struck up lis arm. l'lio
pistol went off and alter tbat I do not recollect any
thing. 1 was as it wore iu the midt of a Ion, and
hen I came to mslf 1 saw a genoral, wbo em
braced me. I was taken to the palace, but I was
stunned, and it Mas au hour and a half boiore 1
coukl speak."
Apar nienis have been hired lor him in tho
Bouutze House, ills family name will be changed
into ibat ol Komissarott Kostroniskoi, in memory ot
the province wbio ii bus twice furnished saviors to
(he Imperial house in a moiuout ot duuirer. He was
obliged to Dhow himself on tlie staare of ihe ltusmau
tneatre, and to relate what haupened. He was
invitee to a prand banquet at the Eugliah o ub. It
Is said that six huudred thousand liancs bare been
subscribed lor hini in St. Petersburg alone, aud mat
a proprietor ol Kostroma bus otferod him a con
idorai'le quantity of land for the purpose of ena
bling him io support bis new dignity.
Ibe Jtmperor himself, say a correspondent of tbe
A'ord, asked Gem ral Todloben, as a personal favor,
to direct tbe education ot JiouussaroQ.
George N. Sanders' Bankruptcy.
Court ofBaskrcptot, London, April 26 before
Mr. Commissioner Winsiow. In re Otorfe b'ichola
Minders. Mr. Lumtey an .'eared lor the assignees,
Mr. Link In ur for the bankrupt. This was a sitting
lor examination and discharge. The baukiuptwaa
described as ol several places in England, Ireland,
France, aud America, contractor with tbe Contodo
rule (iovernrrent of America for the building and
runmng ot Iron plated postal vessels. He was a
bankrupt in ISIS, aud obtained a oertiiioate of dis
charge. Ibe accounts show tbe following results:
Debts and .'laU.UIos, 10,U66, with assets -property
in tue bands of creditors 6100. ana sundry dabis,
411.0 ibe otvose ot tbe failure Is thus stated bv tbe
bankrupt : "Disappointment in tbe execution of my
contract with thi Confederate States ot America lor
the building and running of iron-plated costal yes
sell " It appoared suat Messrs Lindsay h Co. bad
undertaken the oontraot in question, which was sup
posed to be of value-, Fruin Messrs. Lindsay the
bsnkrupi claimed 461 0 J or commission, but the flout
was disputed, and it was a legitd that tbe bankruut
was in rn ity a debtor to 'he firm. An adjournment
was taken in order that Ue assignees might hold a
private sitting for tbe examination ot the bankrupt
iu reference to his transactions with Lindsay Co.
and ott ers, with liberty to the assignees to apply for
1 urther accounts it they sboulu' be so advised.
"Pbtbb'b Fhnck." The amount of Peter's
pente subscribed in Holland has reached more
lha Q2,QJ0f, Bin.ce this year begair.
A GOLDEN TRUTH.
TEETH EXTRACTED
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN.
BY THE . ,
Colton Dental Association, ,
No. 737 WALNUT STREET.
No. 19 Ccoper Institute, New York.
mb i -i :'
I here Is nothing which people dread more than pain,
ard there is no pain more excruciating' than tbat of
having a tooth extracted.
When I first Introduced tar Nitroib Oxidc ob
Lai-ghikq OaS as a nubvltute lorghioroform and ether
In dental operations, I met with sneers and ridicule
But the new agent maoe a steady and constant pro
gress. The Gas has now had a trial of three years, and
has come out triumphantly !
Many ol the leading Dentists of New York and Phila
delphia, who have given up tha use of chloroform and
etber, send all their patlontH to me who require to take
an anrsthetlc I mako mtpecialiy la the use of the Oa
and have bunincts enough to Justify me In making It
fbesb every day. i
I now use about 800 ga Ions per dny.
A to us Safety, I have administered It to over
H,C0 pstlcnts since May. 863, and no unpleasant
edict have attended a single case. If there was any
darger from Inhailng tb uas, would not some one ol
tbcitc have been Injuriously a Hoc tod? Ail the Dental
snd ilea It al journam now admit that tho Gas is the belt
ariBsthetlc 'or tooth-drawing; bat, because enough can
be given to produce entire lnsenslblltiy, without any
danger belt, because it Is so pleasant to breathe, pro
ducing no sickness or disagreeable sensations, and
leaving tbe syrtem entirely la two or three mlnatoes
teit, because it will succeed with patients on whom
chloi oforui and ether have been tried iu vain ; but, be
cause the most do lcate, norvous, and feeble persona
can breathe It with satety; belt, because, with many
patients, it renders tooih-drawing a pleasure.
Our patients have ad elgucd a scroll certifying tbtt
tbclr teeth have been drawn without pain, and oppo
site each name is' a blank lor remarks. The following
are a iew of the remarks :
" Without the slightest pain an uninterrupted dream."
lit a eureiiin Minntt t f State.
' a good humbug, it a niuu can have bis teeth drawn
wiilioui knowliiK it."
Twenty teeth ex: ractod without the slightest pain,
with one uuse oi gs."
Hull Co uinbia-ihe greatest discovery of tbe age."
"No more old-ushlcned ucntlstry lor mo."
1 Ought to eiect a statue to tne Inventor."
"JMy second opcrutlou wi h the ga have tried etber
most earnestly recommend Mtrous Oxide."
'None but the most, auteeublu sensations."
"Very pleasant I'ream."
"Was weak and nervous received no pain, but won
denul y teirelied altorwards."
"A p easant riue on rhe cars "
"A great improvement la the barbarous art of den
tistry." i thould never have a tooth drawn wi.hout It."
' Ood bless tne Inventor."
'Have no moo dreud oi tooth-drawing."
' Harmless reliable and witbout pain."
" ihe li ar I exuerionced beiore taking the gas was only
equalled by tl e pleasure ol its fcse."
"Ihlrtcen teeiu drawn, witb one dose oi gas, and no
nam."
Delighted with the operation."
"A pleasure instead otpam."
"'ikls beats my chloroform," (from a dentUtl.
"1 tliank the Lord for u.is discovery I was perfectly
unconscious." .,
With many others, I moy well Ray, Ood bless Dr.
Colton "
"1 am well paid fcr com'ng 200 miles."
Karnes ot pcraonswho have had teeth extracted by
the Colton uemui Association, ruituuuipuia :
Caper Souder. Ed.,
liuvace Fasuett,
. hailes F. Oarngucs.
Francis Blackburne,
Kev. A. Paul,
Kev A ex. J. Hamilton,
George U Stuart.
Wllitam warnock,
D Newton till.
Kev. George Brineburst,
Mrs. M. C. Blspbam.
I Mrs. Jdary O. Huiuea,
Mrs. F. Fisher.
I Mrs. H. B. WhiUng,
Mrs. II. IS. Weaver.
Miss i.lllio B. Lewis,
Mrs. F. X. Beldlng.
Mrs. James J. Allen.
Mrs. Ciara Q Balston,
i Mrs. K. 8. Davis.
, sirs H. L. liutter,
Wins Anna Moure,
i Vlss Carrie :ox,
Mrs. B. K. Blsenbrey,
l nar.es t . nieanen, ,
Frank F. Zelgler.
h,. J. nowiett, ;
George . h. Clav. M. D ,
Hamuel Kreainer,
K. A. Turpln,
John Berry,
W.M. Venkel. !
t hnr es C Gumpcrt,
Mm. J. sonutDr Gurnsey.
Id. 11 Msty
bamuel D FoTlng,
Fruiik W. ewbold,
Charles llerschel, M. D.,
II. F. Woodward.
George 11 Mitchell, 31. D ,
James Black. I so..,
t liarles H. Beeves,
Ii. C. Patterson.
J. T Enlott,
Icaac rltead.
W. F. Waters,
John H. Parker.
Auk. V. Bouruonvlllo. M D.
F.C. WUcox (3 years old;,
William C. ltnutroit,
m rs. ur. uenner,
Mrs. Seth It. oioenm,
Mrs. J. M. Uradford.
Miss Faunie Knowles,
Miss Masgie I'aucoust,
Mrs. 1 . hi. Moore,
lira Hannah Phillips,
Mrs. Nellie Wilson,
.urs burah 1). Touillnsou,
jure AnnaTavlor.
M.ssMarv M. Mitche'l.
Mips Juliette .s. Huberts,
Miss Kebecca W. Altemus,
Mrs M. U. Wa'lace.
ts. t'.eorgeT. Kevser,
Mrs. H. c.Mc wart,
Mrs. H. O. Brunc,
Agnes Miller (5 years old).
Miss C. Barrv (ft years old),
Mrs. Dr. Aslicralt, Del.,
iJrs. Anastatla llcwiit. -'.
Mra.,lohn U. Butler, O
j. G. Aiitciien,
D W. F. Kivemes,
s O. Herbert, dentist,
John S. cromhlnger,
11. Hutterwortb,
J. K.Bilev
Ihomus . Ha.rison.
Colonel Lewis Wagner,
A.Gunther.
J A.McArthur, M. D.,
I. II. hoeIller, .
AlexanderG. CatteU,
('. B. I ab'gren, TJ. 8. ji.
A. A. Howard, M D.
John II. Johnston, M. D.
F. Ilolllck. M. D.
11. C Jones. M. D.
B. L. Walt, I'entist. .
E. 1. Koble V. N.
N. W. Kinsley. Dentist.
Dev. Charles C. Pauiter. '
Hev. F. Babbitt.
Viv It II. F.merson.
I mrs. o una A. btevens. rr
i Mrs ii. C. t'rosstnaa,'
Miss Mary Devliu,
Mrs. J u Bag ev,
h n. Dr. Thomas, TTav .
M Iss Gertrude ('. (lorg as, .
Mis Marv K. Townsend,
.-sirs. li. uarry Kicuarus,
Mis I A, Buinlev,
Mrs. Kilzabeth Lower,
Miss Mary A. Wrakeley,
Mrs A. J. lluuiiitoti.
YOBK.
I Mrs. Kev. Wm. Anuerson.
Mrs Hev. 11. Loomls.
t. Ueorxe ( besterman.
Mis. Carrie Boillne.
Mrs. James P. Harper.
Mrs. H. M. Heard.
Mrs. Kl leP Alll-on.
i Mrs. J. H. Bacho.
Mrs. '. W. Adams
I Mrs George H Norton,
Mrs, James II. Mills.
U. Mrs Rev. William Melkle.
Klohard C. Deau, M D
.Tol'm .1. Mitchell. M. D.
And tonrtoen tnouAana
I three hundred and tity six
Mrs. E. D. oouiu-i others,
worth. I
From a large number of Testimonials, I select the
following extract from a letter addressed to me by Pro-
lessor P. H. Vander Weyde, Professor ot Chemistry in
Glrard College, formerly ot New York Medleal Col
lege i
I am satisfied that nitrons oxide can be used In all
cares where ether and cli orolonn cannot be saiely 1
administered; in niuuy cases the use ot tbe two last
l ained anu'sttietlcs Is by judicious physicians con
sidered tnsaei notwlthstuudlng this, thoie are too
nmuv cases on record where the counter Indications
were overlooked and fatal results have loliowed tho use
of ether and chloroform I know no case In which I
I would coniiaer nitrous oxide gas unativisabie. except
In a case ot confUinutlon so far gone that the excltoment
attending the extraction ui a tooth would be uusale
unlit u aii ii unaitletic.
From the Stw York Evanye.iiU
"We are .low to believe In the efficacy of new reme
dies which are offered to the publlo, but the ireuiient
testimony tf clerpymen and oiheos ol our acquaintance
has assured us tbat Dr. ruL' ON has at last tound a
means of cx ractlng teeth absolute'y without pain "
'To Di. COLTON is duo the credit ol revlvfug the use
of this most important stent (nitrous oxide) in the prac
tice ot Dentistry "Letter lrom burgeon Caruocbao,
ew York.
A cloniyman of this city visited the Colton Dental
Asboilation a iew aa s since, and alter having a large,
troublesomo tooth drawn, made this certificate on tbe
regltterol the Association: "No paliil AU over in
three mlnn n A man can leave the dentist s hands in
a good humor." Tbe uneratlon was performed by tbe
use of Mtrous Oxide or Lauuhlng Gas.
A 'I HANKifi'i. Heaht. A lady teacher from Washing
ton recently uame Into ouroillee, and .aid sUo bad some
teeth which she wished extraotcd, but she was so ner
v, us she was atraid to take the gas, and she kneie she
sbou d leel the pain. We assured her there was not tbe
slightest dauuer, as we had given it o thousands, and
never had a failure or aeeldent. 6ue breat-ued the gas,
and e extracted nine teeth.
When she awoke. I said t "Your tenth are out.
"It tsnV pmnbie!" Hhe placed her Hand to her mouth
and exclaimed u (led blm yu '"" Hhe Immediately
wrote on our sorol her mine, and addd j'i thiton
Dental Aiiuoiut,una bUiung lo the human race,"-
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N I Qg ALE,
O . JOIiDAU'S TONIC ALB.
JOkllAM'M TONTO ALE.
! JOKOAN H TONIO ALE.
- It Is recommended by pbysiuisns ol this and other
places as a cuperlor tunie, and requires but a trial to
convince the niont skeptical W Its great melt To bt
had, wholesale and retail, ol P. I.JORDAW,
' Ho. 210 PEAR U treat.
Champagne Cider, by the doaen bottled, or by th
arrti, , Hi
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O D E R W
y . ..
E. VER BOCKUOVEN,
A: VAN HAMME, r. . :
J, RUYTEN,
J. CARABAIN, :
T. ROSIERSE, '
TIIEO. GERARD, and othcrs.:o, ::
I ILL EBY,
ORIGINAL, AS REPRESENTED.
AUCTIONEER.
gTFAM ENGINE. PACKING
LIBUICATIYE PACRIXG,
FOR THE STUFFING BOXES OF
STEAM ENGINES.
. An article rccorr merged by all Bailroad Companie
wfce have tborouhly tested It, and In general nse on
over two hundrtd and fifty Ballioads, ana on trial by
over five hundred others.
ADOPTED BY 20,000 STATIONARY ENGINES. It
a first-class article.
Seventy-Five Cents Per Pound.
Lubrlcativc Tacking Company,
, SOLE MANUFACTUBER8,
723 CHESNUT Sti'eet,
PHILADELPHIA.
L. G. TILT.OTSON & CO.
SOLE AGENTS. . ' ,
26 DE Y Street, New York.
BOLD BY DEALERS GENERALLY. 28 8p'
MILLER'S STEAM ENGINE PACKING.
J his Is the muslin covered.shoddy fllllnfr, stuffing
box packing.
SIXTY CENTS FEB POCD
For sale by WILLIAM h. MILLER,
Sole Manufacturer lor the United Uiates,
tear of 723 I HKcMJI Htrent.
4 28 gp Philadelphia. Penna.
QNE PRICE CLOTHING.
JONES'
OLT) ESTABLISHED
One Price
CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. C04 MARKET STREET, ;
; ABOVE SIXTH.'
Trices reduced to the lowest point , r
A fine assortment of Ready-made Clothing con.'
rtantlyon hand. Custom Work , made to ord or at
very short notice, in style and durability unsur
passed. 1 ' ' . U30 lm fip '.
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Q R B E N, TEAS,
GRBEN CORK, ,
VBESH PEACHES,
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COR EXEYIOTJJ ASD YISB fiT3
JEDICAL BLBOTRIOITT
Uondcrfal Sclcnliflc Discovery
DR. S. W, BECKWITII'S
ELECTRICAL INjTITXJTE
. No. ,1220 WALNUT STREET, .
For the Treatment of Aeate and Cbroale
' DUeiaiies).
' Eleotrtcal investigation bas proved that the noma
body acts 0n tbe principle of tbe galvanic battery
The brain, mucous and serous membranes, the skin,
tissues, and fluids, constitute the negative and positive
forces. Ivery action, whether mental or physical, I
the result of these antagonistic forces. Digestion
respiration, circulation, secretion, and excretion a
due solely to t leetrlcal Influence. There la a pole
action established throughout the nervous system whlc h
connects with every Part or the body, establishing and
presertlngapreicr ba'ance or the electrical element,
which constitutes health, and a disturbance of which
csufcs dlf ease. There are strictly but two conditions o
elFease one of inflammation, or positive the other
weak, debilitated negative; and as Kleetriolty contain a
these two conditions In .the action of tbe positive and
negative currents, all we have to do Is to neutralize
the disease and restore proper healthy action.
We do not wish to convey tbe impression that w
cure all diseases in all conditions. We cannot cure
consumption after the lungs are all destroyed; yet we
do assert, and are prepared to practically demonstrate,
that hundreds ot cases ol almost every form ol chronic
diseases, pronounoed Incurable by the best medical
practitioners of the country, have been ralicaHy
OtKEO.someot them In an Incredibly short time by
our tie trie al treatment Its great superiority over
other practice m the euro of dl -ease is a'so attested In
the fact tbat. wlihln the Dan! nvn va,m ....-
inocsAND patients have been treated at this ofllce
suffering lrom a most evciy form and conditio
of disease common to humanity, and in nearly all ease
a benefit or pence! cure hus been effected. Pa.sy, deaf
ness, blindness, rheumatism, dyspepsia, cancer, an i
all the old knotty diseases ihat are a physician's curse
as It proves his Inability to eradicate, are bv our scien
tific method comparatively easy of cure. - Specimens o i
tumors ol lare tfrowth extracted by means ot Elec
tricity alone, without pain, without the use of the
knlle, ligatures, or any other moans, may be seen a '
our ofllce by those interested There-ore, with these
facts to prove our theory and treatment ot disease
we are willing to undertake an of tho following dis
eases, with every nope aud prospect of success witn
very many others not here enumerated:
1. ldBKASKS OflUK liKAlM till J KKV OC8 SYflTKH
Ipilcpsy. chorea, or et Vitus' Oaoce. Paralvslai
(llempieglai, heuralgia, llysteria, Uervouuues, Palpi
tation ol the Heart Lock-Jaw etc !"
2 V.kOAhS AMJ llKSl ES COKNKCTKD WITH TH DlORS
Tiva . xmiiH.--Koie J brout. Uysuepsla, Ularr:io)a. Uy
f ,l?lorV'. .ob,Ull?le t ors.ipail..n Iliumorrliol.les or
l iles HI lous. Flatulent and l alntei's CoUc. aud all
alt k i Ions oi tho Liver and ftpioea.
3. KKSi-iKAioiir OkOANs .auir h Cough. Innuensa.
Astlnua v.hen not caused bv oigutilo diaeasos ot tl
heartn llnnchitls, Pleu.lcy PleunMiyuia. of Khouina
tism ot the hCHt Consumption in the earlv stages
4. I'll) HOC 8 AMP 4IL9CLI.AB HYSTEM.-KtieU:, atlTU.
t out. LumbaKO Siilf .eck, piual Curvaiure din
Llma-es. t aucers. lumors.
ft. I hinai.y and Cemtal OnoANS.-Oravel, Diabetes
and Kldnev t omplninis. impotence and Seminal Weak
mss. ihe latter complain s never lail to yield raoldiv
to tins treatment.
6 1-MniiAoi.a Fecvuab to f kmaleh. uterus rom
plulnis. lnvolv ng a mal-oosltlon. as Prolapsus Antro
versicn, Ketroveislon, . luilatiimuilun. Ulceration and
.various other atlec:lons ot ibe Womb and Ovaries
TO LADih.S we can recommend this treatment as one
ol Ut.VAliIhD8Dt O.8s A most Innumerable tart-r
nave come under treatment at our ortlce who can testify
ioihslact.. Jlrs. tit CK A'll'H lias eut ire chary a oi the
Ladies' lepaumei.t, und ail aeiicacy wdi be used
towards thise who entrust taen. selves to her care.
In-tenialu discuses, as mentioned in the above list,
with others not mentioned, she has bad a large extie
rienco, and can conlldent.y promise tbe most irauiV- '
Ing results. , ?
10 'llli; AFFLICTEli -The treatment Is mild and
gen lie, producing no shock or unp.eassnt scnsa loa
w liatever. Our professional intuicourse wiih the
snlicted will eer be characterized hypertext caudor aud
honerty, and those whose complaints ar Incurable or
do not admit ot amelioration will be frankly told so.,
aud Dot accepted for treai ment. It matters not what
may be our complaint or how long you may have sold
iered, or how much, or what eourne or treutment you
may have been aukjecied to. or what disappointments
you may havt. experienced. It the system is not worn
out Ii surholent vrtail y remains tor reaction there la a
air prospect ot lecovery.
BLFKKtKCi 8. ibe diseased and all Interested are
re erred to the toilowli g-named gent emeu, who have
been tieatcd and witnessed our treatment, on others, at
0. l'O W ANiiOl' Btieet.
A. J. rlcasouton. llriKHdier-Oeneral. No. 918 Rpruoe
sirtet; W 11. bmith, Irou lounUer, No. lU2i Hanover
(Ireets fcco ge UuORinsi. Local iipre a (Jompany.
t ilth street above C'hesnut; J. W. Uradley. puh.lsher
o.tl n Fourth street: Robert Woik. No. BIN. Third
street ; I'Oirr.el T. W. Sweeney. Assesnr Second Dis
trict Philadelphia, Walnut rent, b.lowKigbth; Ueoige
vans iKvsns & Hnfsaii) mllitarv goods, Areh street,
beiow FUth t Mx Pe.ouze. pe founder, Third and
Chesnut stie tsi KL jdcLsne, manulaoturer cotton
goods-allot this city. A. Pleasonton. Brigadier Gene
ral, 8'. Louis, Mo Jacob Vandegrltt, Odeaaa Del . K.A.
temple spool cotton manufacturer. Mount 11 oily N. J .
wlib very many others
I hysicians or students desiring to have Instruction In
the coirect application ot h lec.ricity lor the cure of dis
eases can app y at the ofllce.
Consultation iree. Descriptive circulars or cures
ef ectcd. wit numerous rotetcuces, can be bad by ap
plication at tbe ofllce.
All letters addressed to
, DR. H. w BKOKWITH,
' No. 12i0 WALNU I' 8tret,
4 12 thsm 2m8p PhlUdelphUL '
L E C T R O r A T II Y .
DISS. GALLOWAY & SIIEDI),
", THE '
SCIENTIFIC
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
Ate treating with remarkable success all acute and
Chronic Diseases, at their
ELECTEOPATIIIC INSTITUTION,
No.1230 WALNUT Street,
One Door East of Thirteenth Street.
We have been engaged for many years in the noble
work of giving health and happiness to the suffering and
the sflllced. During this time we have treatea about
1WEN1Y XHOU8AND INVALIDS suffering Irom the
various lorins of disease, and In a most every case a pen
manent cure has been efleoteo. Many of them. In fact,
bad been given up as Incutab e by their physicians. W
have restored to hea th; In a few days, thousands of per- .
sons In this city v. ho had been suffering trom painlul
diseases Ave. ten, and fifteen years and upwards. At our
Institution we have cored, and are curing, a elass of dis
eases tbat has baffled the medical proi'esion hi all ages
of the world. ;
Dr. WILLIAM WHITE, a gentleman of great expe
rience in this successlul practice, Is associated with Dr
GALLOWAY BilKDD in this practice. By th
arrangment we bops to be enabled to attend profession
ally to our large practice. ,
. Bn.KENC8. We refer tbe diseased and oth
Interested In our new practice to the following well.
knovn gentlemen who have been treated successfully
by us t ' . ,
OfcOKGE GRANT, No. C10 Chesnutstreet
Ki' Di-SILVIK No ITM Clesnut street
General PLtABOVl'ON, No. 91H8pruce street
ilajor-Geueral 1 LI AMlNToN, U. S. Army. '
llou. DAVID WIUUOl, Judtje of Court of Clalmsv
W ahlnglon city.
lion, judge CAPRON, New Yon city.
ltev. Dr. Al.Ul.-ll ALL. Ol Pittsburg, Pa.
I I) WIN FOdBEST. the ureat 'tragedian.
liev. Dr. HALL, ot Philadelphia.
Kev. DAN II L ( LAKK. Illinois.
( oiouel IU0MA8 W. 8WKKNKY, Assessor, . is
Wa nut street.
Ui OKUE II. EAELE, Attorney-at-law, Sixth and
Cbesnut streets
1-A1AM LL ULY. Attorney at law. No. 707 Satusora
reet.
DK. GEORGE Y. FRFED, Lancaster olty, Penna.
DK. VV M. b. BHOVVN Glrard House. 1
V. MB. WALLOKY: Norrlstown Penna.
ALBbiti' H. MCOLAY, No bi William street, Sew
York cltv. ' . .
C. CUAIMTNO, Btuyvesant street, New Yorkeliy.
H. ('. MlUB'l I.EFF, No. 81W Market street
JOHN M.BClbi Ko 13W south llroad street.'
G W. WKKt'HANT. Gennaniown, Philadelphia.
Consultatlou snd exsmluat Ions tiee ol charge.
An mterestmg Circular mailed by addressing . .
DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE & SHEDD
1 11 imAthZmrp No. 1230 WALUTJT St., Ptula
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