CITY BULLETIN.
,PIIII.ADIMIgITA DEM QCRAT Bett.nisto.—The
handsome new office of the Philadelphii, (Clor
man) Demonic Nos. 612 and 6U Chestnut
street, was opened for the inspection of, the pub
Mc this rooming and was viiitediby a large num
ber °tremens. A full description of the establish
ment Rili be found on the sixth page of, to•day's
Bruurrzn. The building, formerly JOllee4
Botch has been improved in such a manner as to
be a great improvement - to the city; and Messrs.
Hoffmann & Norwitz, the .proprietorss of the
Democrat, deserve great credit for the enterprise
shown•in lilting up such an elegant and com
plete prlnling-house.
A WiminsALE AssAnAsre.—A man named
Jams Edwards got on a spree yesterday after
noon. Be got full "of whisky and located him
self at Tenth and Filbert streets. There he.
amused himself by assaulting nearly every per
son who paesEd by. Four men were knocked
down within five minutes. A policeman came up
and Edwards attempted the same game with him,
but was unsuccessful. He was secured and was
taken to the Sixth District Pollee Station. This
morning he hod a hearing before Alderman Jones
and was sent to prison.
T*tE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—
A large meeting of the Young Mon's Christian
Association was held last evening at the rooms,
Chestnut street above Twelfth, Peter B. Simons,
President, in the chair. An essay was read by
Bev. J. Wheaton Smith, and a debate followed,
which was participated in by a number of gen
tlemen. At the close of the debate 125 now mem
bers were proposed and elected.
The Anniversary of the Association will be
held this evening at the Adademy of Music.
House ROBBERY.—Thu dwelling of Mrs. Du
ross, on Catharine street, above Sixth, was en
tered last evening about eight o'clock, while Mrs.
Duress was temporarily absent, awl was robbed
of a set of furs and clothing valued at $lOO.
Thomas Jones was subsequently arrested at Sixth
and Shippen streets upon the charge of having
committed the robbery. He was taken before
Alderman Carpenter and committed for a farther
hearing.
LARCENY OF A COAT.—Elias Watson, a black
man, was arrested last evening by* Policeman
Howard, upon the charge of the larceny of an
overcoat valued at $4O, from a house in the
neighborhood of Seventh and Lornbard streets.
He went to the house on pretence of delivering a
message, and while the servant was temporarily
absent from the door. he took the coat from the
entry and left. He was committed by Alderman
Pakten.
JUVENILE Sunup STEALEns.—Four boys went
to the place of Mr.Cockel, near the Avenue Drove
Yard, in West Philadelphia, yesterday, and drove
off about fifty bead of sheep, which were all sold
before the loss was discovered. One of the ani
mals was disposed of to a lame boy for $l. Several
of the stolen sheep were recovered. The young
sheep stealers were arrested and were committed
to prison by Ald. MatilL
SHAnr PRACTICE.—Joseph Smith wont into a
barber shop at Sixth and Lombard streets, yes
terday, and volunteered to assist in the atten
dance upon customers. Ho shaved tour men,
pocketed the pay for the jobs and loft. He was
subsequently arrested upon the charge of the lar
ceny of the Money. He was taken botore Alder
man Carpenter, who sent him to prison.
ATST. MARY'S HosrrrAL.—Frederick Yeager,
who was badly injured by the falling of a scaffold
at the new Bethesda Presbyterian Church, at
Frankford road and Vienna street, yesterday, is
at St. Mary's Hospital, and not at the Episcopal
Hospital, as has been stated.
The• name of the man who was killed was
Andrew Given, aged 58 years, and not Robert
Givins, as has been printed.
SMASHING Reynolds was before
Alderman Heins, yesterday, upon the charge of
maliciOns mischief'. It is alleged that he got
drunk on Sunday afternoon, and went to a con
fectionery store, at Front and Dauphin streets;
where he amused himself by breaking the jars in
the store and the windows of the place. Ho was
held in $6OO bail to answer.
RESCUED FROM DROWNING —On Saturday af
ternoon,while boarding the brig Addle Hale, from.
Liverpool, Mr. G. N. Smith, Inspector, slipped
from the side of the vessel, and but for the
timely assistance rendered by John N, Brown
ing, Captain of the Custom House barge, would
have met with a watery grave.
SUSPICIOUS.-A man named Chas. Heaser was
found last night In the third-story room of the
house of Mr. Kelley,On Fifth street, below Chris
tian. He had taken off his boots and left them
upon the lower floor. Reeser was committed by
Alden:Min Tittermary.
RESCUED FROM DROWNING.—This morning
about two o'clock James Kelley fell into the
Delaware at Almond street wharf. He was res
cued from drowEing by Officers Keil and Conway
of the Harbor Police.
A lilitnic ROBBERY.-M the Baptist Church at
Broad and Arch streets, for some time past, a so
ciety has been engaged in making up clothing
for the poor. Last evening a thief entered the
place and carried off goods valued at $6O.
Pr.w WANTEI).—See advertisement or a Pew
wanted .e Church of the Holy Trinity.
—"Years ago," says a musical critic in a recent
publication, a young . man began to write music
in Parts,—mUsic of a type nobody was acquainted
with, and very few liked. Indeed, the only per
son who professed any liking at all for the work
of the new man was a lady. She 'was a good
musician, though, and her name was Pauline
Viardot-Garcia. The young man was called
Charles Gounod. The composer of Faust? Yes,
fair reader: but he wrote ever sc many operas
before that one. Ever so many. And they were
all failures,—all. pari nt," remarked
the N oung man'. friends. Still Viardot encour
aged him, and still got him a theatre to produce
his work. At last came •Faust." A tremendous
success ? No. it was not a success. On . the con-
trary, Faust, iu its first season, was a dismal fail
ure. The manager of the theatre, howuver, be
lieved in the work, and reopened his house with
it. This time it went, and everybody found out,
all by themselves,that the molehill had produced
a 13 rical elephant.
—The Springfield (Ohio) Republicrtit says: A
gentleman in this city has a friend at Northville,
Wayne county. Slich.,who writes the monstrous
news that a newl3-born child there has two snake
heads growing from the top of the trunk of the
body. One Is that of an anaconda and the other
that of a black snake. They have to be kept
separate, for on sight of each other they com
mence fighting. To teed them it is necessary to
lay the child on its back, and let them lick milk
from a plate. The parents-3have boon offered
000 for this child-reptile, but refuse to accept
the offer. We would suggest that anybody who
believes the yarn would be is great a 'Curiosity
as the baby itself; but we give it for what it is
worth.
—Mrs. Audubon, widow of the na taralist, writes
that she knows nothing of the appeal made for
assistance in her behalf: that she is boarding com
fortably in New York city, and that her thirteen
grand children are independent of her support.
CITY NOTICES
CY-ItTll I( Al 01 AN EmiNnwr CllE:qts.l
I have made a careful chemical analyele of the S
tIOTEI all Impartial 'ample purchased by me per
sonally, from a leaning drug house of the city, but
nothing of au injurious, or objectionable character La
hull fnunrl iu 11) , VUllll,ol3ilinn.
Es G. POHLE, M. D..
A ~ i (l•itka C 110 - inint 4 Broadway, N. York.
Late Dr. Jarneb It. Ohilton & Co
NV I LEOR's COD LIVER OIL AND Limit..--The
great popularity of this safe and efficacious prepara
tion is alone attributable to its intrinsic worth. lu
the cure 01 Coughs, Colds, , Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whooping-Cough, and all consthuptive symptoms, it
has no superior, if equal. Let no one neglect the
early symptoms of disease, when an agent is thus at
land.wbleh will alleviate all complaints of the Chest,
Lungs, or. Throat. - Manufactured only by A. B. Wtt.-
Now - Chemist, No. Ise Court street, Boston ;in Phila
delphia by Johnston, Holloway & Cowden, and Drug-
BIM generally,
—MO—Russia, ilud-
.Fnßs: —Removed to tau
poll Bay, Mink Sable, Royal Ermine, Dark Squirrel, • ' •
etc., of the bestquality, at the most reasonable prices,
at oar new and light store, til.o Arch street, between JAMES S. EARLE & SONS ! '
Fifth and Sixth. i',lease give al- , a cull. JoREI9I 110-
BEICIJA UM & Co. P. B.—No business transacted on
Saturdays. Fors altered and repaired. •
Junicrous mothers and nurses use for childrtm
4f/fe and pletvant medicine in DUN rifb IN. AN
,
M
.ICirCilarrt.COFOßT AND CONVENLENOC IN A MCW
new style; o, , ercoat for Gents.
Lotus via
THE P.IIOF.EIiSIONAL OVEROOAT.
A combination oT the double-breasted Back Coat
- the most beautiful and graceful
and Pomish Mots
gm , went ever offered for gent emeu wear. Two
styles.—Cut by
FAI11.0111VO; PRINCIPAL COTTER :-T
CiIAR.I,6B STOIIEB & CO.'s,
No. 824 Chestnut street,
- Puns !!' fruits!
Now open, n inagnitleent stock of Fara for Ladies.
Chas. (Milord Jr. Suns, under the Continental iloteL
_ .
Comte, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfully
treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No. 915 Chestnut street..
Charges moderate.
MEAT SAFES, eis to $l2. F ARSON (V, Co.'s Kitchen
Furnishing Rooms, 220 and 222 Dock street, below
Walnut.
DON'T EAU, TO TRY BOWEII:13
- - - -
"Gum Arabic Secrete" for your Cough. Sore Throat
and Pulmonary troubles. Physicians use them . De
pot, Sixth and Vine. 85 cents.
GET THE BEST! !—Get the bast Hats for Gents;
Miss& Hats, Children's Hata, Ladlas' Furs, etc., etc.
Where? Why at Charles Caldera' & Bona, Conti
nental Hotel.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS and druggists' Bun`
driers.
SNoWDEN & BROTHER,
23 South Eighth totreet.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.
J. Isaacs, M. D.. Professor of the Eye and Ear,
treats all diseases appertaining to the above members
with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the city can be seen at this office
,
No. 805 Arch street.- The medical faculty are invited
to accompany their patients,as he has no secrets In hilt
practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made
for examination.
TRABINE BULLETIN.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA—Nov, 514.
Sid - Bee Karin Bulletin en [wade Page.
ARRIVED THIS DAY.
Steamer 'Whirlwind. Geer, 36 hours from Providence,
with mdso to D Stetson & Co. .
Steamer W U Plerrepont, Shropshire, 24 hours from
Now 'York. with rodeo to Wril M Baird & Co.
Bark Providence (Br), Coalileet, 2 days from N York,
in Wiest to Merchant di
Bchr A M Aldridge.. Robinson. Boston.
Bohr W Walton, Reevee, Boston.
Bohr B F Reeve's. Brannin. Boston.
Behr NI Reinhart, Hood, Salem.
Behr 8 Washburne. Cummings, Taunton.
Schr Cornelia, Carroll, Bridgeport.
Schr A J Bentley, Bunnell, New York.
Bcnr Eiw Wooten. Young. New York.
Behr it RR No 42. Roden, New Haven.
CLEARED THIS DAY.
stelanor Paulin, Freeman. New York, John F OhL
ig Rio Grande. Bennett, Pm timid. Hammett & Neill.
Brig Wel' er Howes. Pierce, Portland. Knight. Bons.
Ruhr Lizzie H Kimball, Lunt, Norfolk, do
Rehr Neptune's Bride. Chase. Boston. Hammett & Neill.
Schr A M Aldridge, Robinson, Providence, Jno R White
& Son.
Schr W Wa Reeves, Boot OM Tyler & Co.
Schr M Beinnart. Hand. Salem. Borda. Heller & Nutting.
Schr S Waatiburne, Cumming.% Taunton, Blakiaton.
Graetf dr Co.
Behr B F Reeves, Brannin. Sag Harbor. L Andenried&Co.
Behr R RR No 42. Rodan. Nor' elk. Weld, Nagle & Co.
Behr Cornelia. Carroll. New Haven. do ' '
Scbr Edw Wooten, Young, E. Greenwich, Scott, Walter
& Co.
Behr A J Bentley, Bunnell. Waehlngton.
Behr Cohaseett. Gibbe, New Bedford.
itfE'MORANDA
Ship Atlantic, Wolff, cleared at New York yesterday
I'm San Francisco.
Steamer I] ammonia (NG), Meier, cleared at New York
Yesterday for Hamburg.
Steamer South America, Tinklepaugh, for Rto Janeiro,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Steamer Virginia, Kennedy, from Galveston 10th inst.
via Key West, atNew trot k yesterday. •
Steamer Sherman. Henry, from New Orleans 14th inst.
at New York yesterday.
Bark Annie Augusta, Creighton, cleared at Baltimore
yesterday for Nev. Yore.
Barks Linda. Wickes. and Lakemba (Br), Reed. cleared
at New York yesterday few this port.
Brig Becht inn. Owens, from Rio Janeiro 11th Oct. with
coffee, at Baltimore yesterday.
Selo Sarah Bruen, Fisher, cleared at Wilmington. NC,
21st inst. for this port.
Behr M H Read. Bemon.bence at New Bedford 21st inst.
Bchr Julia A Berkeie, Larder, hence at New Haven
20th inst.
Sehrs Sea Nymph, Conley; Crisis, Brown,• Transit.
Racket. and C A t. Brooks, Brooks, hence at Providence
22d inst —the latter for Patotakeket.
Behr R S Dean. Cook, from Taunton for this non, sailed
from Newport 21st inst.
NEW PEEL MATIONS.
ZELL S POPULAR ENCYCLOPEDIA
AND
UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY,
IN WEEKLY NUMBECS Ain CENTS E ACH,
is now ready. This work will include ail the infOrmation
found in Encyclopedias, Gazetteers, Dictionaries of Lan
guage, of Law, of Medicine, of deiense, and of Arta, as
well as of Biographical and Biblical Dictionaries, and at
a cost but little above that usually paid for any one of
these works.
Copies sent, postpaid, upO'n receipt of the price.
Agents and Canvassers wanted.
T. ELWOOD ZELL, Publisher,
Nom. 17 and 19 I. BIM Street, Phila.
notli 3irp6
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Ma,gazin des Modes,
1014 WALNUT STREET.
For the better convenience of her Patrons, Mrs.
PROCTOR has REMOVED her DRESS-MAKING
ROOMS to 1014 WALNUT STREET, where she
will be happy to see her friends.
The general Dry Goods Business will be con
tinued as heretofore, at 920 Chestnut street.
J. W. PEOCTOR k CO.
no6lmro
lIIILLINEICT.
OPENING OF RICH FEATHERS.
Just received, per last steamer, a very large assortment of
PARADISE BIRDS,
SCARLET
HUMMING "
FEATHERS of every description.
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS.
Tbe Latest Shapes in Ladies' Rats.
Ribbons, Sating, Velvets, Plushes
and .Velveteens.
r. 1.141 CES VERY LOW:
THOS. KENNEDY & BROS.,
No. 729 CHESTNUT STREET,
Importers, Jobbers and itetaliers.
0c23 =lv
MRS. R. DILLON, ;X and 331 SOUTH STREET.
Millinery for Ladles and !Maim
Satins, Silica, Velvets, Ribbons, Flowers. Feathers,
Frames, Mourning Millinery,Crape Veils, &c. Silk Velvet
and Satin Hats, Snob Ribbon!. nos 3moro
THE FINE dB
LOOKING GLASSES,
THE
VERY CHEAPEST
13 EIS U. 9
816 CHESTNUT STREET.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN---.PHILAPELYMIA, TUESDAY,' Novgmliii ! 24, 1868.
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SUIIOOL Ok hX.PNltlltaUti.',-;
Eire/fence is , the beet 'schoolmseer. Its lessons are
0bV83 , 11 convincing, and 'ale seldom, forgotten,. hence no
men cont.ibutcsao much good to htimittity, as ho who
faithfully, and truthfully [ - efforts ilfa will experience.
PLAlosot by, theorhos and soph try are Chem hence noun.
dant ;Troy' e t ildeo, oftentimes. foolish. Nome man deal la
high aoundlng words; others in elaboreely.constmc
phloem sonio are imaginary, some: ' inventive. some
credulcus, some captious, some skeptical, some confi ling;
but all recognino truth, when discovered by ow dame -
Now , all persons agree that what , ver is eat:miss food id
good or had for the person.who Cate It. • That 14, en mo ar
ticles of food agree wiih a lii.Rll and others do not. Ono
man will enjoy a dinner o t boiled 'bed and cabbage, and
fed well after it; another would auger' indigestion;
another would bo throrrn into cramp, and probably into a
violent wen' One man may grit puddings and pastri
everyday for dinner, and experience ,no inconvent , nc
whereas anotner would Pe laid pp by themin,less than a
week. Why f Are wo not all alike '?. Is not 'the inside
of any one than like the inside of any ether lean r How
is ft then that "a quart of 'sour KTOIIV will cure a Dwelt
man of the small pox and kill an Irishman,n se a quack
doctor once wrote in his note book. ''';
Men we.° originally, and arc' still, essentially; similar
in their organic structure; but the habits of We have
wrought great changes in functional powor. ' The black_
smith has strong - arms: the' pedestrian has endurable
legs; the musician has supole.fingers, because. , by long
training and constant use, they have beadle so. The
book-keeper has weak arms ; t hotallor weak hge,"and the
washerwoman and ploughman still fingers, because inac
tion has made them eo. ell this is equally true of the in
ternal organs of man's body. Muscles, tendone,hgaments
and nerves on the exterior are strengthened and intensi.
fled in, action by proper use, and likewise muscles, ten
dons, ligaments and nerves on the interior aro. strength.
erredand intensified by proper use.
and, commonly, as ths: outside organism is enervated
and emaciated by inactim and unnatural exposure, ea
also is the inside organsani enervated and disorganized by
improper treatment.
Nhcn the limbe aro weak, proper exercise may restore
th - m to strength. Systems of gymnastics have been in
vented, whereby all the muscles may be brought into
barmonioua action, and thus uniformity of growth is pro
duced, which increases the size and tone of the parts.
Now, it is as possible.indeed quite as common, to weaken
the muscles of the stomach and other digestive organs:
to weaken the muscles of thebeart and other circulatory
organs by improper use. as to weaken the muscles of the
arms, legs, and back by inattention to the lawa of nature
Improper food, irregular meals, great distress of mind,
long continued grief, exposure, over-work, over-eating,
Idleness, want of food, and a great variety of cheum•
stances may mar, obstruct, or destroy. mime of the mul
tifarious organs of the body so as to yonder the per
foi mance of these functions impossible, and this is called
disease.
THIS HEIM; 60, WHAT to TO BE DONE? Want of pro .
Per exercise and protection diseased the, exterior Organ-
ism and averted its functions; want of proper exorcise
and protection deranged the Interior organism and do.
etroyed their function!. The judicious application of
remedial exercise restored the functions of the exterior
organs; the judicious application of remedial exercise
will restore the functions of the interior organs. If no t
why not? Experience teaches us how to
strengthen the outer organs, ani we believe and are re
tored. Experience also teaches how to strengthen the
inner muscles. Why not believe and be healddi' Exer
rise improves the muscular system because it gives
it power to resist changes of temperature
and versatility to accommodate itself to the vicissitudes
that surround it. As long as the natural forces
of the body, both external and internal, are able to resist
whatever is antagonistic to the normal condition. of the
organs there can be no disease; and only when under
vposure to malaria, to heat, to cold, to sudden changes,
dre.., overcome the health-preserving forces of the body,
does disease become possible. It follows, therefore, that
\SILVIS% YE INCREASES THE HEALTH PORCH IN THE OS•itVt i l
OF THE SOOr. PEEN ENTS DISEASE. This is ILXlOMflriC.,rind
needs no proof. Now, the certificates herewith appended
prove, by the combined experience of persons differently
circumstanced and widely separated, that the (MEAN
ZINGARf BITTERS does increase the health
(Oa E. therefore it ]LEST PEEVENT DISEASE.
Moreover,. whatever is ; strong enoegh to repel
attacks of disease. is also powttrfal to ...expel
the enemy should he become lodged in the body. These
certificates establish also this latter proposition. So that
ttife eicine Is not only defensively a protection against
but it bruise offensively a remedy for all diseases arising
from diminished vital I.OWerS. Read the experience of
others. and if you doubt the authenticity of these certifi
cates, write to the p e ewits whose names are attached to
them, apd„if-stßlrsliatical, write to the postmaster, the
judge of court, er minister of *he Gospel, and inquire
he character of thone who certify.
Read the following from the Rev . R. J. Keeling, D. D.-
formerly Rector of Trinity Church, Waishington,-D.C.,
I and preeent Rector of Bt. diephen'4, Mar risburg, Pa., late
Chicago, 111, :
HARlll!‘lit'Ei:, August 23,181:38.
I am not in the habit of recommending for general use
artieke n hich nave moved of special sei vice t, mu, but
most readily gi, e my testimony to the merit of the %in.
Bitters, prepared by Mr. 1•. Rahter, 1 have aced it in
my family with excellent results: it relieves incipient
dyspepsia; Is a fine appetizer, for the morning me it cane
and, unlike similar preparations, has a pleasant'
aromatic flavor, free from fiery alcoholic taste.
The following is from Dr. Crouse, a physician whose
reputation, as such, le truly cosmopolitan.for he to known
throughout the country as onssof the ablest members of
the medical profession:
W A sinnwros:, D. C., September 21, 1866. •
DEA a RAI/TEEL . 1 have the honor to ficancisvfedge the
receipt of a bottle of your celebrated BITTER t one week
since. It allords me imboundei pleasure to chronicle, for
the benefit of men and women everywhere; its Invaluable
medical virtue. I have tried it in my prattle° in those
obstinate forms of Bilious Intermittent Feder, and can
attest, with unfeigned confidence and pleasure, its su
perior anti•periedtc properties.
In Diarrhu , a, Dysentery and Enteric Fever, it le almost
a specific. Hence, It is my highest duty, mingled wills
pleasure, to furnish afflicted mortality with its Weil tried
merits.
fie a snperior Stomachic, it needs no ecomiams to prove
its beneficial effects on that precarious organ -the
htomach.
1 acknowledged no one known agent or compound to
cure all eases of Dyspepsia, but this Bitters of yours I hold
to be infallible, with rare exceptions.
Pardon me for the liberty of this unsolicited approval
and testimony of my regard for your valuable discovery,
Ica king to the speedy remedy of hitherto protracted suf -
(cringe, Fraternally yours.
JOHN L. CROUSE. M. D..
..
Late A. B. tr. 8. A.., A. P. VOL.Office.
No. 70 East Capitol et., Washington, D. C.
THE Mot3T REMARK ABLE CI 'RE KNOWN TO
liiEDWAL aCIENCE.
This may errtify that about four years aoo, I was
attacked with what • seemed a very obscure affliction. I
telt not really sick, but continually suffered of a general
uneasiness, and peculiar pains in my legs. After suffering
in this way for several months, wares commenced to break
out, and soon, not less than 14 unhealthy Wren were °e
stablished, and their scrofulous character fully shown.
hvely one said (including several physicians>, that this
i f
was the worst case of scrofula the ever ssaw, and my
chances for record** were regard d as 'very poor.
I 801 sure nothing 1 used did me a y good. I spent alt
the money I could mice with doctors and tor patent
medicines, but was not in the least ben- lite& I was abofft
al, ear ago induced to me the ZINGARI 131 T rEits, and
was con. pletely cured by less than four bottles. Any Quo
who may he incredulous, can see me at the Iron City
Hotel, corner Walnut and R. R streets, Harrisburg, and
see the scars for themselves. Ido not believe that a
more wonderful cure of this monstrous Ilisease was over
effected by any medicine, and I confidently believe that
almost every case of this complaint will yield to this ex.
traordinary preparation. My genosat health i s now ex.
cellent, and my appetite regularlygood . I must have
died hut for.your /.INGARI BI rrr it 8.
GE AWE THOMAS.
I, George Thomas,
do swear that the above is true and
correct in every particular. Sworn and subscribed before
me, A. C. SMITH, Notary Public.
REM Alla - ABLE CURE OF C lIRON IC DIARItUI EA.
I hereby certify that I was a private in Co. I, .sixth
Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers, in the service of the
Unit , d States, during the war of the rebellion, and that
in the summer of 11169 I contracted a severe Chronic
Dtarrlea, flora which 1 antlered almost constantly, be.
coming so mutt] reduced that I could not raise my head
from the pillow — Bo much emaciated I was really nothing
but akin and bone. No one who saw me bad any idea I
could live nutli this time. I prayed for death. I used
everything that v. ae recommended—bled many of the
bitters and other prs parations recommended for this die
eare, but eel - feed benefit from none—not even a tempo
rary relief. About t hree months ago a friend brousht me
a bottle of the ZINDARI BITTERS, requesting me to
give them a trial, stating that lie had suffered from the
same dierase. though in a less aggravated f , rm. and had
been cured by this SITTERS. 1 commenced tieing it, and
in less than four weeks wee able to go to work. I have
since theni worked often night and day to make up for
lost time—have eaten anything any one else would cat,
yet have not coffered the elightest eympto of the din
'cam I believe but for this BITI MIS I would now
be in my grave. My health, in every particular, is
better now than it has been tor a number of Years t and
am more fleshy now than ever I was. This burr Eft 3le
the greatest medicine ever prepared. I confidently re
eummend it to all who suffer, especially to my fellow
eoldiere who are afflicted with Chronic DiRITID a.
lIEN ItY MAI:
City of Ilarrisburo,Pa., Personally appeared before
me. an Alderman, in and for the County of Dauphin-Pa..
henry Martin, who, after being duly sworn, did depose
and say that the matter set forth in the foregoing certi
ficate is strictly correct and true.
Sworn and subscribed, I%ov. 9. A. D. 1865, before
LI ENDA' Alderman.
neseivab..
TIit: . MAY IT SERVES FEVER AND AGUE,
We, William Boyer, L. Model and William Dugle, of
North Lebanon. Lebanon county. Penn.,do hereby certify
that we wore afflicted with Fever - and Ague fora period of
at leant five weeke, and alter trying eoveralrentediee, for
the purpoge of effecting u cure, without any abatement of
the dheaee, we were requested to t.ko %MITER'S MC/-
GA RI Brrinas, and after having done eo for three or
four dive. were perfectly motoredDlCL
the Fever and' Ague
having left ue entirely. WILLIAM H,OYE%
WM. DUG LE.
Lebanon Col luta, ts: Before me, a Justice of the Peace.
in and for said county, came William Boyer, L, Riedel
and Wm. Bugle, the persons who signed the-foregoing
ortificate, and made oath that the facts set forth in the
raid certificate are true.
Witness my hand and seal, this 12th day of December
18645. ANTHONY 8. ELY, J. I'.
Testimonial from the Ilom Edward McPherson, Blom
bur of Congress, and present Clerk of tho House of Repro
eittatativeti: .
Cdr;TTYI3.BIIItG, Pa.. JUL. In. 1861.
Bahttr, HarriBburtf Men Stu: From what r
have read and heard of your ZINGARI BITTERS I have
no doubt they have great efficacy in the elate of diseacea
tor which they have been modally prepared.
Very reepectfully yearn, EDW. hIoPIIERSON.
Certificate from the lion. Wilson Roliv, ormembor of
Congress, Vital Congressional District,
Mu. F. limsrsu • I had occasion to use Bnhterls7,lN•
CAM BITTERS, and found them very efficacious in all
diterdets et the hewers: I can cheerfully recouuueud
-their tie knewitig that thei:wid'lt'eCemptlsit'
all that 1 9 DeFessarr• • • -W.i.t.StiN
nn in William Rudkin Eig,..olloof th 6 moil eminent
Ghomiats in_ ,N ow 'lrak City : • , .
• • DIO. 74 V% tt.t.test Sset*trk, WY.; Ott `2e, 1 1 166..
F. .Itswrint, • 'mg.—Doan. out 1, byre examined the
Zia GA hl kid _prepared : by jr?,. PAM.- r, E.'sq awl
find them compos. d Of tine old St. Greta rugs:and the ex.
tn,cts of several rare herbs and torte roots bare mold
the m as a tonic and anthcbolera meelleino,.as te,grev.3n
two, and recommend them confidently. . 7 .
WILLIAM RUDKIN
•
Practical and Analytical Gitemtst. - .
Certificate froin Hit Fkeellenci DaVid r .R. Porter.
Governor of, Pennayivania. • • •
- - : - • ifanutsuuno. Pa.. Dee. 7, 18613..
I have had occasion tense Ita Writ: 7.I:4GAItt. BLT
TElit in my family, and found them, very efficacious in
all disorders of the bowels. - - 1 . have recommended their
use also to f tends in New York, where they have boon
found to produce the same effect. Every .tamlly would
do well to have a supply at all limos t.n hand.
The aubtoinrd certificates are from gentlemen ot oeiab
lished reputation. •
PiltlderotT.PßlA.fil.. Doe. 4, 1E64
- F, RAIITUR. Esq.—Dear dtr: In June.lB66. I kind a se.
vero ousea of the Gravel, an allii.ulon to a Mete 1 have
been subject for years, and the suffering mimed DV it, Was
intrnse. I always employed ono of the boat phystedans in
the city; but daring the last attack I know not to Whom
to seas reguini doctor'ffad died souse time, before. I
took a rose of ZiNGAIti Bi'l"Phltil, not knowing what
else to tat e. and found it did Inc good. 1 took ato v More
doses w blob completely cured me. 1 have not had an at.
tack of it since. Wll. BAIA.
- No.lll. North Second street, Philadelphia
In conclusion, we will state tha wo have ocf flie "-per.
haps the largest . ember of certificates of which any
Preparation. purporting to be of a aimilar nature, can
possibly boast—certificates from Members of Congress.
Governors of States, Judges of Courts, Members of the
bar.. minent Physicians, and intelligent ladles and gen.
'Win on all over the country.
Sold by ilealera throughout the world. Price $1 per
bottle, or alb per„half dozen.
F. BARTER & CO.,
Proprietors and Manufactdrefi.
N 0.6 North Front street, Philadelphia, Pa.
. F. SCHISI,DT. No. 101 Pearl street, Agent for New
York city. •
Matt Y. .RICKETT & Co.. Chicago.
DERBY & DAY, St. Louis, Mo.
J. D. PARE. Cincinnati. Ohio.
J. 10DIFEatT11 & Co. Pittaburgh. Pa.
D. E-FOO4TZ, Baltimrre, Md.
Fxelivive agencita granted whore none are now estab.
k nov7A-tu f 6t4
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
CANTON TO TEIN-THIN,
connecting all the ports on the
whose foreign commerce amounts to
The Company is chartered by the Legislature
of the State of New York, with a
/toy. R. ItHELING
A limited number of shares are offered at $5O
each, payable $lO cash, $l6 November 1, balance
in monthly instalments of $2 50 per share.
MISCELLANEOUS.
T H E
E.Awr INDIA
This Company have an exeltu3ive grant to lay
Submarine Cables,
(the seaport of Pokin,)
ASIATIC COAST,
One Thousand Millions Annually.
Capital of $5,000,000;
Shares, $lOO Each.
The inquiries for this stock are now very
active, and the Board of Directors in
struct us to say it may be withdrawn
at any time, and that none will be of
fered on the above terms after Novem
ber 20 next.
For Circulars, Mapß and full information
apply to
DREXEL & CO..
No. 34 SOUTH THIRD STREET
PHILADELPHIA ;
To duly authorized Banks and Bankers through
out Pennsylvania, and at the
Office of the Company,
Nos. 23 and 25 NASSAU Street,
NEW YORK.
antrLU rpt
E. S. 13 °ICI),
UPHOLSTERER,
No. 186 North Ninth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
WINDOW SHADES, BEDS, MATRESSES,
, CURTAINS AND CARPETS.
or - Furniture Repaired and Uphohtered.
selerarp
ENVELOPES! ENVELOPES!
5,000,000 SAFETY ENVELOPES
All colon, qualities and size!, for rale at reduced prices
at the Steam Me c lo t rAlaMlogN EET.
ffel7arorigl 13ArdiThIl. TOBEY. Agent.
bEWING IZ&USINES•
saddlers, 111arness.Mokers, Illanufae.
turers o f clothing, Boots, Shoes,Ok - 0.,_
Will find it to their interest to use our UNRIVALLED
_MACHINE TWIST and the "Milford Linen Tnread.!'
Manufactured expressly for us from the hest material.
and warranted a superior article.
THE 111EIGERIMIIVOMACTURING COMPANY
Manufacturers and Proprietors
of
the SINGER SEWING
lE.
No. 1106 MACH
Oheilttnut eltr.saet.
mylUrrp Wm, E. CuOPtill. Agent
BONDS.BOSTON AND TRENTON BISCUIT —THE
trade supplied with Bond's Butter, Cream ;
Orrery and Egg Biscuit, Also. West as There's cele
brated Trenton and Wine Biscuit, by JOB. B. BOSSIER
&co., Sole Agents, 108 South Delaware avenue.
BOEDENS BEEF TEA.—HALF AN 0' CE OF THIS
:extract will make a pint of excellent Beef Tea in a
few minutes. Always on hand and for sale by JOSEPH
B. BOSSIER as CO.. 108 Booth I): aware avenue.!
IV[ACOAHONI. AND VDRIAIUEIJA-125... BOXf&I
.01. Italian Curled - Maccarord tnd VVOnioeul landins
from -dap Membon, direct from l ona , and for • solo by
JOB. a BUMMER & (10..108 Bon Delaware avenue.
I\~TWiir CROP AILABIAN DATES:-400 BUTTS. PIKE
enalltir, landing and for gale by JOB. B. BBB II4 IrEPA a
CO.. M Soak Delaware avenue.
GRAN1) . ..5...A . ..i.i;f),..%).)RX:':.00...0•D54i,...:4.:':7i,
&
HO ; M - C 0 LD C
Nos. SlB and , hes_ C
+
p li t
Below Continental Hotel
PHILADELPHIA:
Sales to Commence Nov - ember -
COMPRISING
Dress Goods, Shawls, Chiaking Cloths, Laces and ;mbroideries,
Linens and White Goods &c., Hosiery and Gloves &c.,
Mourning Goods &c, &c. &c.
Owing t o . the wide reputation of their House, it is needless to detail the character of their o t oc k .
a
H., C. 4,0. would merely , state that their
•
IMPORTATIONS OF 111 E PRESENT SEASON, 'WHICH MUST BE SOLD
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE BROAD,
Have never been surpassed in 'Philadelphia, containing an
Of texture in medium rrieed goods, as well as the
CHOICEST NOVELTIES OF THE- SEASON.
H., C. &, Co. would advice all dealrotn3 of obtaining
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS,
To lose no time before InspeCting thelr stack, feeling assured that, the
UNPARALLELED PRICES,
At which the entiro stock will be disposed of, must insure
RAPID SALES.
A, & J. B. BARTHOLOMEW'S
Grand Special Sale
# Of medium and One
DRESS GOODS,
Commencing
Monday, November 16th.
To continue a few days otdy.
Our Goods are all desirable,
bought recently at the lowed prices prevailing thin season,
AND MARKED VERY LOW,
THIS IB A BONA FIDE REDUCTION SALE.
We do not advertise goods at
HALF THEIR PRESENT COST,
as we do not have any old goods on our shelves to offer at
half cod, when s► Id old docks were boucle at prices
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. HIGHER THAN OURS.
Hence the great sacrifice
AT WHICH WE ARE NOW OFFERING
DRESS GOODS.
373•:• g c. These Goods at 27.
44c. Dress Goods at M.
50c, Drees Goode at 27X.
56c.1 sees Goode at 45.
Drees Goods at 40.
68c. Drees Goode at t.O. •
7bc Dress Goodwin. 56.
8736. Drees Goods at 70.
25c Dress Goods at 75
6-4 Wool Delaines at 65.
81 25 All wool double fold Stripe Poplins at
$1 8735W00l Poptins•at SL
60 Wool Poplins at 81 25.
Wool Poplins at 8i 37,36.
1 7b Silk and Wool Poplins at $1 45.
87c. &Ives at 70.
68c. Serges at 50.
Black Alpacas, 37X•c.. 40c.. 45c., tOe.. 6bc., 60t.. Oc., to
8125.
PLAIN VELVETEENS, ALL COLORS. CHEAP.
SPANGLED VELVETEENS, CHEAP.
Wool Shawls, Broehe Shawls.
Plansiels,.Balmoral Skirts.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
Ladies' Merino Underwear,
Cheapest in Philadelphia.
100 DOZEN KID GLOVES, NEW SHADe.S.
81 20 per pair.
WE WARRANT EVERY PAIR.
Hdkfe. Scarfs, Hosiery.
Ladies'. Misses' and Children'ff Gloves in crest variety.
at low prices.
Our prices are so low as togaarantee rapid
sales and satisfaction to ail gamic that favor
us with a call.
A. & J. B. BARTHOLOMEW.
23 North Eighth Street.
P. S.—Cut this ont and brine with yon.
uol4 mtu 6t
Fall Trade. 1868
EDWARD FERAIS,'
GIRARD STORES.
NAT. cm Eleventh and Chestnut Stet
Entrance 36 South Eleventh,
OrrrAlS AT JOB PRICES
20,000 Yards Hamburg and Needle
Week Embroideries.
ALSO.
1,000 Doz. Linen Hdkis.---All kinds.
Real and Imitation Valencienne,,Thread,
Guipure and Cluny Laces.
And a complete stock of
Vre 7 Ur= GHOO op S.
beelt s a= 4 c 3l s:lr r red make of Paffinfte
and Mama
tb
HAMRICK & COLE,
N 0.45 North Eighth Street.
ONLY THIRTY DOLLARS
FOR A
MOIRE ANTIQUE DRESS
OF 191'PERB 4,II3ALWFV.
On Monday Morning, Nov. 23d,
WE SHALL OFFER
PURE SILK MOIRE ANTIQUES,
Elegant Quality, at $3 00 per yard!
It is only necessary to observe that this GRADE and
WIDTH. has not beep sold heretofore nt less than SIX
DOLLARS!
HAMRICK & COLE,
No. 45 North Eighth Street.
no2l-s to 2t
INDIA BRAWLS AND SCARFS.
GEORGE FRYER,
No. 916 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invites attention to his stock of
Real India Camels Hair Shawls Si Scarfs
ALM. an elegant stock of SILKS in Black and Colors;
FANCY SILK FLUSHES, POPLINS, SHAWLS and
FANCY GOODS.
India Bhawla and Bear% Alter i) d,Rapalrod and Cleaned
ivamporior. manner. • " oa3o mrp;l
~_~ .UT
Preparatory to removal to their
]Endless Variety
HAMRICK & COLE.
In order to prepare apace for an
unusually elegant display of HOLI
DAY GOODS now in port and about
to arrive, we shall exhibit from this
date tot . December 10th the Greatest
Bargains ever put forth in General
DRY GOODS.
We have determined to carry the
smallest possible portion of our
magnificent stock after January let.
HAMRICK & COLE,
11 274 15 North Eighth Street.
MAUR ET ae
r --
MUTE.
vir ff *.
* 11114'117
&
BILK PACED VELVETS. tr CO.
SILKFAUED VELVETS *ll 50.
PURE BILK VELVETS,IIIO and $ll.
PURE IOLK VELVETS, 12 and SUL
PURE SILK VELVETS, 15 and WS.
VELVETEENS.
SIGHT SHADES BLACK AND BROWN.
RIGHT SHADE% BLUR AND PURPLE.
WATER PfttX/PS, S 1 25 to $1
BLACK REAvEtts, Coarplett Stock:
BLACK VELOURS, Complete Stock.
BLACK ASTRACANS, Complete Stock.
BLACK ABTHACAN TRLMMING.
CLOAKS.
STYLISH VELVETEEN SALVE - F. 33.
LYONS SILK VELVET CLOAKS.
ASTRACAN 01.0111 CLOAKS.
- CLOAKS FOR THE OPERA.
WINTER CLOAKS, $.5 to $125.
'FINEST DISPLAY EVER OFFERED.
radSmtowSm
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. •
We bavo now in store a very largo an Lod assort
ment of
LADIES' CLOAKINGS.
By calling on us you can not only eee all the :dyke in
vogue. but be supplied in quantities, to quit at the lowest
wholesale rates.
Comparison of etock and prices with any wholesale
house solicited.
Samples sent by mall wnen desired.
STRAW BRIDGE & CLOTHIER
CENTRAL EMPORIUM,
•
Corner of Eighth and Market Rs.
ata.em
Nos. 405 and 407 N. Second Street,
WINTER DRY GOODS,
Low as they can be bought elsewhere.
a ,0 3. tl Jahr,
O
TO PROPRIETORS OF
HOTELS,BOARDING-HOUSES
AND
SHIP PI NG.
We have a special wholesale department for supplying
Linen and Cotton Sheeting. Towels, Napkins. Single Bed.
and Berth Blankets. and other goods particularly
adapted to your wants.
All the above kind of goods made up at short notice it
desired.
STRAWBRIDGE.&CLOTHIER
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner . of Eighth and Market Ste.
FOR -SALE.._
The substantial Brick Building, now occupied bylko
TRADESMEN'S NATION AL_BANK,
S. W. cop. of Second and Spruce Ste. y
will be sold on liberal terms, or will be altered fora Stereo
under a satisfactory arrangement.
Possession will be given as soon as the now Bardckeig
Room is ready for occupancy in the COMMERCIAL EX
CHANGE BUILDING. SECOND streot,abovo WALNUT.
Further information, apply to "
JNO. EASTNER. tjasdikisnrip
SECOND and SPRUCE Streets.
ifo-19-6irp*
A PEW AN THE Calt.Cll OF TUE .
ti T ol E) y l A T .— rinity, Addrees Box .9,4 i. with umbel
and price. noSi Sim
Pitta.Amtnt
eL, 2 ith NOV.. MOO
-FIROWN BRAND LAYER RAMIE& wawa:a.
4,1 h awe, and quarter boxes of ti* splendid fruit. land.
in and for gale by 300. B. BINWER &•00.. He s out h
Delaware avenue. ' • • .
IDINE APPLE CIIEEBE.—NORTON'S CELEBRATED
JL Brand on consigt and for avenue JOß4 R. BUR;
BIER & CO. 10S bout!'Deltwaro
SPECIAL CARD.
JOHN. W. THOMAS,
OFFERS HIS
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
EMBRACING ALL OF THE
Newest Designs and Fabrics.
AT PRICES WARRANTED TO BE AB
FOB. SA L.
WANTS.