THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1870.
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From Our Own Oorrwonamt.
Nitw Yoke, April 1:5, 1370.
t'rntrnl Pnrk rtlaneam.
Tbc talk about bnvlnir a museum la Central
Park Is revived. Think not that It Is to be a
Wood's Museum, or a iBliiontoloKlcil museum,
or any of those other magazines la which HvIbi;
wild animals (or dead ones cither) bear a con
spicuous part. It Is to bo a museum of history,
antiquity, and art. No Cardiff giant Is to dese
crate it, no Fccjee mermaid, Woolly Horso, or
other abomination of eccentric humbu? Is to
come unlgh it. It Is to bo dedicated to the Good,
the Beautiful, and tho True. Genuine art, eenu
Ing history, and genuine antiquity, liko a new
set of Graces, are to twine tholr arms around
each other there, and to frown down anything
that is Illegitimate. The proposition to estab
lish one comes originally from the New York
Historical Society, which at any rate has
something to commence with. For a good many
years it has been quietly accruing a quantity of
chart, documents, manuscripts and books. It
already possesses several hundred valuable pic
tures, a collection of Egyptian curiosities that is
scarcely rivalled by any in Europe, and suflielont
coins and medals for an accomplished numls
matlclan to go Into raptures ovor. As far back
as 1803 tho State Leclslature was applied to by
the society and the Tark Commissioners con
jointly, and a site was assigned by enactment
that year. Central Park, as every one knows, is
already enriched with numberless works of
beauty, but perhaps it needs something of this
kind to give it majesty and dignity. If an enter
prise of this kind is to be supported it must be
through private wealth, and whether Fashion is
willing to direct a portion of its wealth into
euch a channel remains to be seen.
Maternal Pitglll.ni.
Mrs. Spoorry owns a llttlo girl of thrco years
of age, who bears to her tho relationship of
daughter. Some time ago, Mrs. Spoerry sepa
rated from her husband on the ground of incom
patibility of temper, and the husband agreed to
pay her so much per month for her own support,
and so much for the support of the child. After
the lapse of a mouth or so the supplies were
discontinued, and Mrs. Spoerry found herself
penniless. In this condition her pride was
humbled so much so that she repaired, in
company with her little girl, to tho abode of
Spoerry, demanded of him that he should take
her back, and insisted upon being reinstated as
mistress of the household. This Mr. Spoerry
was unable to sa. He was able to soe, how
ever, that the crisis gave him an opportunity of
regaining possession of the child, whom
accordingly he snatched up and in . the
same breath ordered the mother to leave the
house. The poor woman, whatever her fault
may have been, was devotedly attached to her
little daughter, and wept and prayed to be al
lowed to take her away. The male Spoerry was
inexorable, however. "He knew he was right,"
and Mrs. Spoerry was obliged to depart alone.
With unsubdued spirit, however, she took unto
herself tho company of a choice spirit named
Smith (whose address may bo found in the di
rectory), and proceeding again to her husband's
house demanded the child; the housekeeper
there answering by committing an assault upon
Mrs. Spoerry, and behaving generally in a vio
lent and aggressive manner. Mr. Spoerry also
loaded a pistol, and threatened to shoot Mrs.
Spoerry and her companion, should they persist
in their endeavors. They did persist, and finally
succeeded in carrying the infant away. Mr.
Spoerry has unsuccessfully endeavored to bring
an action for assault against his wife, and that
failing him has commenced a suit of divorce on
tho ground of adultery. Ali Baiia.
MUSICAL. AMP PltAlHATlC.
The Cltr Amusement.
At the Chesnut the burlesque of Tlie Field
of the Cloth of Gold has made a great hit, and
is attracting crowded houses. It will be re
peated this eveuiug.
At the Walnut Mr. T. J. Hemphill, the busi
ness manager, will have his annual benefit this
evening. The performance will commence with
the comedy of Jxndon Assurance, after which
Mr. Chapman will sing his character song of the
"Teetotal Socioty," which will be followed by the
Serious Family. This is a first-rate bill, and
with the claims of the beneficiary upon the
public it ought to attract a crowded house. Mr.
Hemphill, since the Walnut has been under his
care, has displayed great tact in furnishing our
playgoers with attractive entertainments, and
his services ought to receive a suitable recogni
tion on such an occasion as this.
To-morrow evening Mr. Simon Hasslcr, the
popular leader of the orchestra, will have a
benefit, when an unusual variety of attractions
will be offered.
Mr. Lewis Morrison's benefit is announced for
Saturday.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams
will commence an engagement.
At thtb Arch the drama of Frou-Frou will
be repeated this eveniug.
At the Eleventh Street Opera House
tho band of minstrels will give a popular enter
tainment of mirth and melody this evening.
At Dur-REZ & Benedict's Opera House the
funny burlesque of Otliello, and other attractions,
will be performed this evening.
The Panorama of "The Pilgrim" will be
exhibited at Concert Hall this evening for the
benefit of Alpine Lodge, No. 777, 1. O. of O. F.
This panorama 1b very much superior to the
ordinary run of such works, and among the
artists whose pencils have aided in its produc
tion are such men as Leutze, Nehlig, Hurt,
Sommor, and others of equal celebrity.
Signoh Blitz, Jr.. will give a magical exhi
bition at the Assembly Building this evening.
This is the last week of the Slgnor.
CITY ITEMS.
;c0ds1n the 1'iec'b.
jcst opened,
Fine ashortmknt,
New Utiles,
Chok e Patterns.
T'i be matt tiji to order in best manner in tt'ttlition to usual
thoirr.
Stock op Ready-made Clothing,
Bennett 4 Co.,
Towku Hall,
No. 818 Market Btbkkt.
IT Is 8pi.endid.- Moat of our readers have probably
heard of the potent article manufactured from Irish
Mom, and known aa Bra Moss Fabine, which Hr. Band,
a distinguished practical chemist, ha recently intro
duced into the kitchens of Amerioa. Liebig, with all bia
recipes for concentrating the lif e-ostaining element of
animal food, haa never done society ao great a eervioe.
He haa been suooessf u) in extracting the nutritious mate
rial from meata, and condensing it into a small oompaas ;
hut be baa given na no artiole that, lika the Ba Hou
Farina, will increase more than one-third the quantity of
wholesome bread obtainable under ordinary oiroum
atanoea from a given quantity of Hoar, We are not prone
to place much oonttdenoa In new disooverias, eveo when
announced under the aanotton ef a patent ; but the teati
mony in favor of tbia cheap and simple preparation ia ae
-overwhelming, and baa been ao entirely corroborated
bv our own eiperienoe, that we cannot and do not
hesitate to recommend it most emphatically to the
attention of every household desirous of combining
economy with the enjoyment of luxurioua and delicious
articles of food. '
The New Tore University MtmoiNng. Attention
is called to the advertisement in another oolumn of the
New York University Modioine. These medicines are
carefully compounded, and hare achieved an eminent
nnutatiun for anocessf ully performing all that ia promised
of then. The attlioted should not fail to give them
trial. They ouo bo had ul lir. Jocpu U. UdrrulJ. the
cent of the Hew York University, corner of ttavautesata
ad Uuewut Ueti.
Oat's OmWA Pat.acfi, !. NWJ Ohesnnt street, have
hien reviving an immense quantity of goods this winter
and spring, with the etpnctiitfon of bavins: immediate
sale, whioh so fur has not come up to esneotstton. Jonie
qoently a vnry la'- stock is on hand, which m t be closed
out, ami will be sold at lee than old gold prices. Below
a quote the prloes of a few staple gods:
White French (Jhioa Dining Hots, 1M) pieces (WOO
" " 113 " HI -Ml
" " J Tea " 44 " 7tW
Ben Stone China Dining Set, w " '.'.'.'.'.'.'.. P W
Tea " 44 " 8 51
i ju ai A)A
" " " Chamber " 3 60
" " . ." Cnps and Sauoera, per set, 13 pos.,
(rups with handles) BS
White t rench Clnina rhipa and Sauces, per set, 13 po l'tsl
Parisian t.rsnite Dining Plate, VJ, incbeB, per doz.. KM)
Table Tumblers, pr dosen 5
Tnhle Goblets, per dozen, assnrerd styles I'lNJ
Then goods are all Brut quality Purchasers can rely
on having them just the same as samples shn vn. Ooods
to go out of the eity will be packed and delivered to
trar sportation office free nf oharvre, and insured against
breakage to destination, bhow-room open until 9 o'clock
taught.
Two or Three Colds in succession will, with many
constitutions, securely establish the goods of Consump
tion in the system, thus converting what was originally
a simple, curable affection into one generally fatal.
'While ordinary prudonce, therefore, makes it the busi
ness of every one to take care of a Cold until it is got rid
of, intelligent experience f orta natoly presinta a remedy
in Dn. D. Jatne's Expectorant, thoroughly adapted to
remove speedily all Coughs and Colds, and one equally
effective in the primary stages of Oonsnmptlon, Asthma,
and Bronchitis. Sold b all Druggists."
Mb. William W. Oarsidt, the Jeweller at No. 13 S.
Seoond street, baa one of the largest and most attraotive
stocks of all kinds of Jewelry and Silverware in the city.
Be haa also on bend a large assortment of fine Amerioan
Western Watches. This ent ire valuable stock is now
being sold out below cost, preparatory to romovaU Those
who purchase at thia store at the present time are oertain
to get the worth of their money.
NO
Oarmont is allowed to leave my Establishment unless it
is a perfect
FIT.
Every Cutter in my employ being a first-class artist,
NO
Gentleman will hesitate to place himself in their hands
as every
BALE
made must be to the entire satisfaction of the pur
chaser. Chas. Stokes, No. 831 Obesnnt street.
Dbt Feet. The most effectual way of guarding one's
health is to keep the feet dry, and that eaa only be dona
by thenseof India Rubber Ovsrshoee, end as the incle
ment season la upon us, we wonld advise oar readers to
buy none but the best Quality, whioh can only bo had at
aooDiEAB'g Headquarters, No. 8U8 Oheanat street, sontb
aide, Philadelphia,
Having secured the services of the best workmen, we
are prepared to despatch all orders entrus'ed to us with
promptness, and satisfactorily to those favoring us. Car.
pets altered and put down, furniture reupholstered,
covered, and varnishod, bedding overhauled, furniture
slip cut and fitted. Alub btson ft Oo.,He1
No. 1436 CUXSNCX Stre.t,
Rubbkb OVEBsnoEg AND Boots f or Men, Women, and
Children, can be bad at retail at the very lowest prices.
Goodyear's manufacture, old standi No. BIN Obesnnt
street, lower aid.
Sinobb's Family SEWina Machines',
Ten dollars oaih.
Balance in monthly Instalments.
O. F. Uavih, No. 810 Obesnnt street.
KEFRIOEBATOKS.
Farson A Co., Ventilated Refrigerators,
No. 220 Dock stroet.
OPENING
, OF THE
BPKINU TKADH
IN
BKADY MADK CLOTHING.
WANAMAKEB 4 BROWN,
1H1S DaY
OPEN TOJTHK PEOPLE THE
GRANDEST bTOUK
OF
FINE CLOTHING FOR HEN AND BOYS
THAT
OAK HALL HAS EVER CONTAINED.
THE BEST SET!!
THE CHEAPEST BET!!
OAK HALL ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
ITS HTOQK THE BEST EVER MADE.
ITS PRICKS THE LOWEST POSSIBLE.
IMMENSE PREPARATIONS.
FOR THE PRESENT br-RINU AND SUMMER.
ALL MANNER
FINE OLOTHING
READY-MADE AND MADE TO ORDER.
NEW i AlilUuM.
NEW STYLES.
SURE FITS FOR ALL.
YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING
DURABLE AND CHEAP.
DRESS AND BUSINESS BUITS.
ELEGANT AND CHEAP.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP.
ALL WARRANTED TO WEAK.
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL.
ALL SIXTH ST.,
from MARKET to
MINOR bT.
WANAMAKER
AND
BROWN.
Nos. m. 633, 6.14. 636
MARKET BT.
Nos. 1, 3, 6, 7, 9, and 11
8. SIXTH bT.
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL.
OAK H ALU
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL.
OAK H ALL.
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL.
OAK HALU
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL.
iriAKltlDli.
Cai.ttoon Maol-irk. ADril 12. 18T0. at Newnort.
Delaware, by Kev. Richard Ilumphriss, Mr. T. S.
OAi.nooN, of Allegheny city, Pa., to Mrs. C. Annu
Mauuirb, of Newport, Del.
Oakfobd Davis. On the 12th Instant, at the resi
dence of the bride's parents, No. 703HN. Sixteenth
street, by the Rev. Tlieo. Stevens, Mr. Georob W.
oakford to Miss Bunk A. Davis, all of this city.
No cards.
Waoner Tn.PEK. Bv Rev. Mr. Knnkelman.
Mr. Henry E. Waunek to Miss Cokalik Tildkn,
both of this city.
iii:i.
CrNKiNoiiAM. On the 12th InBtant, Jake, daugh
ter of Robert and Sarah Jane Cunningham, aged 0
years and 6 months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her purents'
reHlueuce, jno. kvi raBsyunn roan, on tnursaay
afternoon at 8 o'clock. Interment at Philadelphia
Cemetery.
Fibleb. On the 11th Instant, Felix Fislkr, of
Camden, N. J., in the U2d year of his age.
The relatives ami menus oi tue laiuuy, aiso toe
Philadelphia Produoe Association, are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
his father-in-law, Gideon Turner, at Clayton, N. J.,
on Thursday morning, the 14th instant, at 10 o'clock.
Train leaves Market street wharf, north Bide, at 8
o'clock A. M.
Williams On Sunday, the 10th InKtant, Maggie
V., daughter of the late Churles V. Williams, of this
city.
The relatives ana menus or tne ramny are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the resi
dence of her mother, Mrs. Jane C. Williams, No. 818
N. I Sixteenth street, on Suturday morning at 10
o'clock. To proceed to Itonalnon'a Cemetery.
CLOTHING.
JoIVJa:,
ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 604 MARKET Street.
OCR GARMENTS ABE WELL MADE.
OUB CUTTERS ARB MEN OF TALENT.
HUT ONE PRICE IS ASEED. '
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED EVERT PUR
CHASER. .UBiwrrru CEO. W. NIEMANN.
MEDIOAL
rpiE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES ARE
THE FAVORITE PRESCRIPTIONS
or tub
New York Medical University.
Reliable Remedies of a hlh Boisntltio obaraotar, de
signed for t he sure of all disease.
rRKFARM) BTKIUTLY AOOORDIWO TO THE
LAWS OK MuDIOALOHKMI.srRY.
The University Medioinea are prepared in consonance
with the views ol a number of distinguished llvia Ameri
oan Physicians, who believe that the time ia ootne when
educated fnyaioiana should arise and make a decisive
effort to overthrow the hpalth-dcstroyine; system nf tjnaak
ery ptevsilinf in every town and city, and substitute
SlJlKNTIelO KKMHONSIrlLE KKMKUIAlJi, in plao.
of the worthless or danseroaa Patent Medioinea flooding
tbeoountry.
These remedies are prepared b the newly discovered
Chemii-al proooea of Professor ficott, termed BTRAM
HL'I HaI ION, by whi h the entire Active Prineiple of
any berb, drntt, or ohemioal is thoroughly etractd, and
ita curative properties Inoteaeed a nundred fold over
thntemadein the ordinary manner.
1 hey are standard, most of the ingredients constituting
thim bavin been need by the physicians of the Univer
sity, in their private practice, for more than twenty years.
auoouRn Dut reconuy oroagnt nefore tne pnouo in
their present forma HKKHli-K RKMKIHRtt, they are
rapimy auperseaing me oia poisons, ratent Medioinea and
riauseous lrupa.
Thev are taken in small doaes.
They are pieaeant to the taa'e.
Their effeote are almost ins tan tan eons.
Thor are bainiless to all
We bare no one OUKR AT.T, for all diseases, but a
regular aystem of Kemeeies for eaob distinot olase of
maladies.
Alistofonr Remedies and a valuable Medical Book
sent free to anv address.
PHILADKtPHIA BRANCH:
Corner of BKVKNTKEVNTU and OUK.SNUT Streets.
ADVIOK 1RKE.
28 linrp JOSEPH O. HARROLD.
XEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
CANCER PLANT,
he most powerful remedial for the cure of Blood and
Skin Diseases ever iiscovered in Materia Medio. Is
an immediate and permanent otirative for all Bcrofulous,
Canoernua. and Nrphilitic Maladies.
The Cancer Plant ia sold on the following warranty,
viz. : As a blood Purifier, one bottle of this iCxtraoc is
Cnnrsnteed to possess more roal virtue than one dozen
ol ties of any aarsaparllla or alterative extant.
Price, $2 per package (with Ucok), or three packages
for $6.
OXYD PHENYL.
Profosser Scott's recently discovered Cure for Deafness
is daily coring cases of impaired heaiirg, formerly re
garded as hopelessly inourable.
Prioe, $3 per package, or two packages for $5.
CATARRn SPECIFICS.
Cures the most formidable oaaea of Catarrh in exist
ence, almost inttantaneouttv. Warrant ed to cure constant
hawking, inresaant blowing of the nose, offensive breath,
"stuffy," or "stopped up" feelfng in the head, etc
Prioe, $3 (with book), or three for J 5.
UYDKATED OXYMEL.
Oar perfected remedial for the cure of Polmnnary Con
sumption, bronchitis, Coughs, etc. ; beals tubercles, sub
dues cougb, allays nightly sweats, and restores strength.
Relief miraoulous and instsntaneons.
Price, 42 (with book), or three for ifS.
FLUID EXTRACT OF YELLOW JESSAMINE.
This elegant preparation is almost siiecitloiu every
form of beart disease.
Price, 82 (with book), or tbree for $5.
PILE EXTRACT (THE MONESIA).
The never-failing Pile Cure. A trial is earnestly soli
cited. COMPOUND SUGAR-COATED MAY AP.PLE
PILLS.
The finest A nti-Bilious Pills extant.
NEURALtiO RHEUMATIC EXIXIR.
Cures Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cout, Lumbago, etc.
Price, 8'2 I with book), or three for 45.
FEVER AND AGUE GLOBULES.
Warranted to contain no quininn, meroury, or arsenic.
OPTIC FLUID.
Cures inflammation nf the eyes.
NERV E FOOD.
Strengthens and quiets the nervous system promptly,
curing nervous and mental exhaustion. A substitute for
all narcotics. Guaranteed to contain no opium. Price
IbS (with book), or three for 5.
STRENGTHENING TONIC OF PERU.
Selioions strength restorative, especially designod for
the languid and debilitated. For weakly, delicate f oinalcs
invaluable. Price $2 (with book), or thrse for ili.
AILANTIIUS EXTRACT.
The sovereign cure for epilepsy.
LUMBUL (MUSKROOT).
Cures asthma, ete. Relief inttantaueouti,
COMPOUND SUGAR-COATED HEADACHE
PILLS.
Tmmediate and perfect curatives for sick, nervous,
bilious, and neuralgic headaches.
ALKALINE RESOLVENT.
Cures dyspepsia, biliousness, oostiveness, andindiges-
ti0a' FIVE-MINUTE PAIN CTRER.
Instantly cures pain and every form of inflammation. It
contains no turpentine or essence of nepponuint.
LIQUID AMBAJL
Fordiarrhrpa. etc.
CHEMICAL HEALING BLOOD AND BONE OINT
MENT. The most powerful healingapplioation known to science.
Penetrates to the blood and bone, and heals ulcere, sores,
swellings, nodos, copper-colored blotches, ringworms, etc
ETHEREAL PHOSPHORUS.
This radical enrefor nervous debility has oured over one
thousand cases of physical weakness.
We oontidontly place this remedy before the people On
theguaranteesof science, honor, and philanthropy, and ou
me equare. n rice : twitn special dook), or two tor mi.
LIT 111 A (GENUINE).
Cures kidney, bladder, and urinary diseases : cures acrid
dischargee in forty-eight hours and upward. The only true
diuret ic known to chemistry. Prioe $3 (with special book),
or two for $5.
KATALPA EXTRACT WOMAN'S FRIEND.
Restores the menses, cures falling of the womb, and
every irregularity. Price (with special book), $3. Etra
strength (with special hook), $11.
VICTORIA REGIA,
the imperial eosmetio extracted from that magnificent
flower, the great South Amerioan water-lily. Cures nioib,
patches, frecklea, blotches, pimples, etc.
AMAHANTU FOR THE HAIR.
Hair beautitler, restorative, and dressing, A hair
fastener, warranted to contain no lead, sulphur, or poison,
AQUE MARINE OULCIS for sea sickness.
Medical advice free.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH,
Corner SEVENTEENTH and CHESNUT Streets.
4 13 V7B 2t JOSEPH C. HARROLD.
THE FINE ARTS.
Qm F. HASELTINE,
No. 1125 CHESNUT STREET.
FOB THIRTY DAY8 FROM DATE I WILL SELL
MY IMMENSE STOCK AT A LARGE
REDUCTION.
A (treat opportunity to obtain choice goods In the
FINE ARTS line at low pi Ices. 11 lorp
NEW C II R O M
.TAMFH 8. KARLiC A RONS.
O S.
No. 816 CHESNUT BTREET,
Ar in constant receipt of large numbers of
NEW ENGRAVINGS AND NEW CUROMOS,
A few of which are as follows :
Little Eva after J. O. Brown.
Innocence after J. G. Brown.
Why Don't He Come? (companion) at tor J. G. Brown.
Christmas Memories.. after A.J. H. Way.
The First Lesson in Music after Lobriohon.
l ast Asleep after Mrs. Anderson.
Wide Awake after Mrs. Andorson,
The Queen of the Woods after J. G. Brown.
Little Bo-Peep alter J. G. Brown.
Family Scene in Pompeii after (Joomaus,
Dotty Dimple after Mrs. Murray,
The Monastery in Winter after Jaoobben.
A Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea after De Haas.
Sunset on the Coast after lie Haas,
The Launch of the Life-boat after E. Mornu.
Yo Semite Valley after Thomaa Kill.
The Birth-place of Wbittier. after Thomas Hill.
The largest collection in the country at the very lowest
prices. 8 H
CUTLERY, ETO.
TOUGEKS & WOaTENUOLM'S POCKET
KNIVES, Pearl and Stag handles, and beautiful finish
Rodger', and Wad. Butcher's Razors, aud ths cele
brated Leooultre Razor Ladle' Scissors, in ease, of the
finest quality ; Rodgera' Table Cutlery, Carvers and Fork,
Razor Strop. Cork Sorews, Eta. Ear instruments, to
assist th hearing, of tho moat approved construction, at
P. MADEIRA'S,
1M Ho. Ill TENTH Street, below Ohesnnt
SOOTS AND 8HOE8.
pa C H A 8. E I C H C L,
Fashionable Boot and Shoo
MANUFACTURER,
No. SOlJXortU 121UIITII Street,
19 linrp First Btore above Bnttonwood Bt, Philada.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
FOR CHESTER, HOOK, AND
WILMINGTON. -The teamer 8. M. FKL
TON leaves OHKSNITT hl'HKMT WM AKf
at w A, as. and W P. si. l leaves WlLaalNUTUN atbiMJ
A. at. and izsu r. na. ram III WlUUMIglOB au uenw:
Ubesttr or Hook, U wnW.
iUUu
MEDIOAL.
29 SOUTH FOURTH STREET. 29
wma
Bheumatism a Life-Time Specialty.
A Permanent Cure Discovered.
Neuralgia a life-Time Specialty.
A Permanent Cure Discovered,
Rheumatism a Life-Time Specialty.
A Permanent Cure Discovered.
Important to
"RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS.
DB. J. P. FITLER, tho eminent Philadelphia Physl
clan, and Professor of Chemistry and Medioal Jurispru
dence (now one of Philadelphia' oldest Practitioners),
stands alon a specially devoting (37) thirty-seven year
to Rheumatism and Nouralgia, in ita different forms,
with a success unparalleled ia the annals of th Prof.
ion. Being now regarded among hi Brother Physioiaa
a tho highest and beat authority in Rhenmatio com
plaints, being a graduate of th University of Pennsyl
vania, A. D. 1833, hi Diploma contains th following sig
nature of tho most celebrated and world-rouowned Pro
fessors ef modern times, viz. :
PHILIP SYNG PHY8IOK,M.D.,Prof. Snrgery
J. KKDMAN COXE, M. D., Prof, on Mai. jffedT
N. CHAPMAN, M. D., Pnif'. on Prao. Med.
T. O. JAM KB, Prof, on Obstetrics.
ROBERT HARK, M. D., Prof, on Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIHBON, M. D., Prof, on Bura-ery
W. E. HORNKH, M. D., Prof, on Anatomy.
W. P. DEWEKB. M. D., Prof, on Obstetric.
S. JACKAON, At. D., Prof. Insts. of Med.
Dr. J. P. FITLER also graduated at the Philadelphia
Medical Institute, 28th day of March, A. D. 1833. Thio
Institution was founded 18l7, by the renowned Dr. N.
Chapman. Dr. Fztler's Diploma from this College con
tains the following signatures :
JOHN BKLL. M. D., Prof, on Med. Juris.
J. K. MITCH I'.LL, M. D., Prof, on Med. Ohem.
W. E. HORNER, M. D , Prof, on Anatomy.
H. JACKSON, M. D., Prof. Inst, of Medicine.
THOMAS HARRIS, M. D., Prof on Surgery.
U. L. HODGE, M. D., Prof, on Obstetrics.
DR. JOSEPH P. FITLER was a tudent under tho
celebrated Professor N. Chapman, M. D., and holds the
following endorsement from him dated October 10, 1833:
Dr. Joseph P. Fiti.kb read Medicine in my office, and
regularly attended tbe Lectures of the University of
Pennsylvania, and those of the Medical Institute; also,
the Practice of the Hospitals and Almshouse. Hi ad
vantages of acquiring professional knowledge have been
unusually great. It affords me pleasure to bear tliis cvi
flenoe of hi uncommon merit,
M. CHAPMAN, M, D,
The subscribers being personally acquainted with Dn.
Jokki'H P. Fit leu, have tho fullest confidence in his
professional skill.
BENJAMIN 8. JANNRY. M. D.
W. K. HOKNKR, M. D.
N. SHOEMAKER, M. D
Philadelphia, March 20, 1&I3.
A SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION.
DR. i'lTLEIt'S PRKSORIPTIOh
A MEDICAL MONOPOLY.
IR. FITTER'S RHEUMATIO REMEDY.
DR. FITLER'H RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
DR. FITLRR'B RHEUMATIC REMEDY!
DK. FITLER'B RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
FOR CHRONIO RHEUMATISM,
INFLAM. RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGfrlDY:1"18"'
NEURALGIA IN THE HEAD.
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
IT IS A SWORN PERMANENT CURE
IT IS A SWORN PERMANENT CURE
I T IS A SWORN PERMANENT CURE
IT Id A BWORN PERMANENT CURB
in ninety five cases out of every hundred.
USED INWARDLY AND PLEASANT.
USED INWARDLY AND PLEASANT
USED INWARDLY ONLY.
WARRANTED VEGETABLE.
WARRANTED VEGETABLE.
"WARRANTED VEGETABLE
AND UNINJURIOUS."
DR. J. P. FITLER has devoted bis professional life to
the special treatment of Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
His "Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy" (used inwardly only,
as external applications are of but temporary relief), with
its wonderful cure, its mighty reputation, its established
merit, it standard position, being neither quack medi
cine nor pat ent medicine, but a prescription unequalled
and unrivalled. A positive agreement orlogal guarantee
given to every pat ient stating exact quantity to cure, or
the amount paid refunded.
Consultations and advice daily, without any obarge. at
DR. FITLER'B Office.
Legally warranted to cure in limited quantity, or pries
paid refunded.
Written contract given stating quantity to use or
amount paid refunded.
DR. FITLER'S Remedy is endorsed by upwards of
17,000 testimonials of cure, including the following Phila
delphia or borne reference, all severe cases of an ag
gravated condition, hopeless, and in most instances help
ess: H. A. Dreer. 714 Chesnut street.
William Davis, 46 German atreet.
J. MoOleary, 513 East Girure avenue.
B C Chose, Darby road.
H. Stratum, 8 in Durien atreet.
A. McKane.1330 Sbippen stroet.
B. Griffith, 705 Kersler street.
A. J. Colton, 11119 North Third street.
Mrs. Hopkins, Point Breeze road.
Mrs. Lentz, lltrt South Eighth stieet.
Mrs. Richardson, 1338 South Fourth stroet.
Mrs. C. lioyil, lLHri South Fifth street.
O. F. Ecoleston, 1H45 Brandy wine street.
B. Money, Iu30 South Sixth street.
James Millinger, Birney's Place, W. P.
C. F. Clothier, :l North Wator street.
O. Nobling, 1019 Frank ford road.
8. O. Zimmerman, 1748 Marshall street.
O. W. Ridgway, 1116 North Second street.
Hon. W. B. Elliott, 804 Nortb beventh streot.
11. R. Shock, lU'2i Columbia avenue.
James Ilinas, Forty-first and Market streets.
Charles L. Brown, Wood street, below Tenth.
John Voutier, Rope Ferry road.
William Wayund, 1433 Brighton street, 15th ward.
Griffia Snively, 22 George atreet.
B. Kilpatrick, 1744 Olive street.
I. Tsvlor, Esq., 404 Tuylor street.
Mrs. Gravenstine, Armat street, Germantown.
M rs. Rice, School lane, Germantown.
Mrs. Barton, Clinton and Henry streets, Camden.
M rs. Baoon, l Market street, Camden,
Mrs. Keeley, Riiige road, below Poplar.
K. A. Dougherty, 209 North Ninth street, Camden.
K. A. Hughes, 634 North Fifteenth street.
Mrs Stevens, 214 South street.
Mrs. Simmons, 337 Dilwyn street.
Mrs. Dunlup, IfvtU Hewston street.
Mrs. Hanson, Twenty-seoond ward, Manayunk.
Mi a. Ogle, Manayunk, Twenty-second ward.
George Elliott, Krsnkford. Twenty-third ward.
George Burns, Paul and Mill streets, Frankford.
Mrs. Kline, White Hall, Bridesburg.
John Wackerly, 1UU Buttonwood street.
Satisfaction Guaranteed to
all Sufferers Trying It.
DR. FITLER'S Vegetable Rhenmatio Remedy ha
wrapper printed by lbs American Bank Note Company'
FineBt Steel Plate Engraving, with Medallion of DR. J.
P. FITLER thereon.
The genuine sold by Druggists at $1 60 per botslo. Sis
bottles at $7 60.
All letter or communication answered And Remedy
delivered free of eturfe.
MEDIOAL ADVICE GRATIS DAILY.
DR. FITLER'S OFFICE
No. 29 SOFTII FOURTH STItEET,
1 iwtt PHIL iPEXPUJA
A. C J. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
No. 23 North EIGHTH Street,
ABB KOW OFFERINQ
20,000 yards Hamburg Edgings, Insprtlons nl nonnrtlngs.-
84 doeen Iron Framo RrgalHr Made Hose, 8r., B2c op.
117 doxen Gents' Regular Made Half Hone, SB, 81 ct-nt up.
100 dozen French Woon Corset (Whalebone) at 85 cooia.
75 doxen Mrxlel Shape Coneta, reduced to 11-00.
BO doxen Floe Corset, to 1B0 and IWB. BARGAINS IN CORSBT8.
e dor.en Llnr-n uandkerchloig, 9, lo, 19, IB, is, so, 85 cpntsup; Hemstitched All-linen, 19 cent.
Ladles' and (Jems' All-llnen Handkerchlnfa, Plain and Hemstitched, very cheap.
10,000 pieces Magio Rnniing, Tape Trimmings, Bdgln bs, Bandringham. etc. etc etc.
LADIES' BOWaf LADiKS' BOW8 1 New styles and much redoced.
PARASOLS Children's parasols, Carriage Parasols.
KID GLOVESl KID GLOVES!
Largest assortment! Largest Stock! Greatest variety In Philadelphia,
Kid Gloves at II-00. Kid Gloves, fins. Kid Gloves, ltJ0. Kid Gloves, Ills.
Our Fine Kid Glove, the "BARTLKY," at 1b per pair. Every pair warranted. If they rip or tear
another pair given in exohange. Try them. No risk.
SPRING DRESS GOODS!
dosing out PRESS GOODS, BLACK ALPACAS and BLACK SILKS.
DlKSS GOODS selling very cheap.
FICHUS riUhtjl Cheapest Hue Piques In Philadelphia, 19, 81, 25, 81, is, 48, 66 up to 8T cents.
A. & J. B. BARTHOLOMEW
Invite the attention of Jobbers, Retailers, and Consumers to their Spring Importations of KID GLOTKS,
X tVi. HAFLEIGH,
Nos. 1012 and 1014 CHESNUT STREET,
Will Open Tuesday, April 12,
The Cheapest Line of Dress Goods and Silks
Ever Offered in this Market.
BLACK AND WHITE STRIFE SILKS, fl-00.
BLACK AND WHITE STRIPS SILKS, 11-89.
ONE CASE SUMMER SILKS, 87Jtf CENTS.
CHECKS AND STRIFES, ALL QUALITIES
BONNET'S TAFFETAS, 3D0.
Do. DO. 315 to $0-00. 1
ONE THOUSAND PIECES DRESS GOODS, JUST PURCHASED, AND WILL BE
SOLD AT HALF PRICE.
SPECIAL OPENING OF LADIES' SUITS.
1000 SUITS WILL BE FURNISHED AT $10 00 EACH. 4 ust
MANTLES AND SHAWLS.
A. T. STEWART & CO.,
New York, Boston, Philadelphia.
PANIER
BEDOUIN
MANTLE,
The Fashionable Novelty
FOB THK
Spring and Summer. 1870.
CAUTION.
United States Letters Patent having been granted
tne, securing the above design, each garment will
have the letters "T. D." in monogram on the ticket,
and marked Patent Pending, or Patented March,
1ST0. Any garment of this stylo, wlthoat this ticket,
is an Infringement, and I will prosecute all such to
the fullest extent of the law.
THOMAS DOLAN,
MANUFACTURER. 4 4 mwf 6t
INDIA SHAWLS.
GEORGE FRYER,
No. OlO CHESNUT Street,
TOill Open Thursday X&ovning,
A LOT OF
INDIA SHAWLS
AT MUCH LOWER PRICES THAN FORMERLY,
AND LESS THAN GOLD COST. i 8 2ra
UPHOLS fERY GOODS, ETO. j
NOBLIT, BROWN, NOBLIT & CO.,
Nos. 222 and 218 S. SECOND Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importers, Mannfaoturer and ealars In
Upholstery Coods,
Car Trimmings,
Cabinet Makers' and Undertakers'
Findings,
Swiss atd Nottingham Curtains,
Hair Seating, Curled Hair Bedding:,
ETO. ETO., 183
VhoIesalo and Retail.
CLOTHS, OASSIMERE9, ETO.
QLOTH HOUSE.
JAMES A HUDER,
Wo. 11 Worth SECOmi Street,
Sign of tbe Golden Lamb,
Arc Bow receiving a large and splendid assortment
or new styles of
FANCY CASSIMERES
And standard makes of DOESKINS, CLOTHS and
COATINGS, 8 8Sinwa
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HATS AND OAPS.
Hi
WARBUKTON'8 IMPRflVED VKNTI.
litsd and MurfltUnc Drau IIu fuatsots.1). in, i
tbe ImprOTsd lasliioo of tb uunn OOJUNUT Ktrs
Mt OhQI to afat VMb WW).
UUtvt
SPRING DRESS GOODS!
BLACK GROS GRAINS, II -SO, 1 1 -75, $2 00, f
to 1900.
ONE CASE NEW FOULARDS.
1 CASE COARSE MESS HEItNANIS, 75 CENT i .
Do. Do. Do. 11-00 to IS O.
FOR SALE.
BROWN STONE DWELLING
AND
OOAOH HOUSE,
No. 1607 BPRUGE BTREET.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Inquire of
DREXKL A CO..
No. 84 8. THIRD Stroet.
MWEST PHILADELPHIA FOR SALE
or to Rent, No. 411H 8PRUOE Htrsct, verv band,
sonio brown stone front Residence, Msnsurd roof, sida
yard, all modern conveniences, In perfect order, limns.
disle possession.
No. 4Uft PINK Strtet- Double Mansion, built of dressed
Krejr stone, side ynd, every convenience, in perfoot order
Possession May i,
. , O. J. FELL A BRO.,
4 8 smwlm No. 130 8, FRONT Ktreot.
TO RENT.
jgj TO LET THE STORE PROPERTY NO.
733 Chesnnt street, twenty fir feet front, on has)
dred and fortv-flv feet deep to Bennett atreet. Back
bolldlns five atori high. Poeaession Mar I, 1870. Ad
dree THOMAS & FLETCHER.
UlOtf Pelanoo, N. J.
MTO LET A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
with all the modern conveniences, on Loenst ave
nue, near 'Willow avenue, Germantown. Three minutes
walk from Church Lane Station. Immcc'iste posaeitHion.
Apply to BCOTT DAY, No. 88 N. THIRD 8t. 4iat
FOR RENT A LARGE STORE AND
Dwellinc. No. 1318 Ridae avenue, -nei.lv rlttert nn
with all modern convenience. Apply la LO. PRIOiC
REAL ESTATE AOENT.
FRED. SYLVESTER.
SEAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. SOS South FOURTH Street,
8 8 8n PHILADELPHIA.
OIOARS.
J 3. WORTIIINUTOX fc SO.K,
'Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Imported and Domestic Cigars,
AND ALL ARTICLES OF THK TRADE,
433 CheEnut St, opposite the Post Office,
Branch of 106 South SIXTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
AGENTS FOR KEY WEST CIGARS.
We Invito an inspection of our stock, every sal being
guaranteed. 8 i6 Im
T A
ROSA ESPANOLA"
"KEY WEST HAVANA OIQARS."
Having the agency for tho sale of tbe colnbrated brand
or LA UU8A KSPANOLA KEY WJttil' HAVANA
CIGARS, we invite dealers to eiamine our stock, boin
oqusl in all respect to th imported Havana, mod muou
lee in price. M B McDOWKLL 4 f
Commission Merchants',
m 4 7 1m No. W N. WATHiR Mtreet.
gMOKE CUMPER Tf8
TIiree llrotliern Cigars,
MANUFACTURED AT
rVo. 1311 CIIL:S3il X Street,
4 1 fmwBmrp Neit to U. 8. Mint.
PLUMBING, OAS FlTTtNO, ETO.
1017 WAWW STBU13T,
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
HO. 1017 WALNUT STREET.
W.P. CKUXHBY,
Having opened a new Plumbing, Os and Steam Fitting
Kstablishmtnl at No. U17 Walnut street, is prepared to
furnisu and put in ail kiurfs of Bath Tub. Water Closets.
Warble Top fiUtionaiy Waeh Hiands, Hydrant. Wastt
Paves, Lean. Iron, aou Terra Ootta Pipes: W, Oaalix.
tures of all dewriptious, at mseufaoturers prices.
Jobbing, botn in oily and oounuy, promptly attended to.
Having had .uveral years' eiperieuoe in conducting the
Humbi.ig, Gas ard bteam i ittmg BuHiness of W. M.
Oa-elsbv Tii.tn in this tiiy and on the Pennsylvania Cea.
trul Railroad, he hups by strict attention to biisiuea.
Eiomnt attention to ll orders, and determinatiou so
wu none but oltliginaT, and twnipetent journeyman, tu
receive "t the pubhu patronage.
W P OOELHBY has been in my employ foe the last
five years, superintending my Plumbing, liaannd Hteam
fitting Buniuess on the Pennsylvania IJeuiiral Railroad,
and it Is wiih pleasure and oonbdenue thM lecoiuuitail
bini to my former patrons and friends.
4)8trp W. H. OQEL8BT. '
&)f OH ft w TW0 AMOUNT3 OF flO.OOO
. 9,131 WALK UHjUjiW