liOl3llOON fIRLSOICS
. .
Present Condition or Joan Fernandes.
Juan Fernandez, it is said. has Le in Fur
chased lw an enterprising- German, wh0.h..0
exported thither a considerable colony of ids
countrymen and supplied theta' with suitable
implements of agriculture. The popular no
tion of the island,, derived from Robinson
Crusoe; is a very Incorrect one. and Itir.ll.
Kingsley: the most recent editor of Defoe's
story, W , 8111'04 us that the two islands have
nothing in common except caves and goats,
Juan Fernandez is a long, rocky island,some
what larger than New-Jersey, and lying fin
the South Pacific, about 400 miles off Valpa
raiso, on the coast of Chile. If things have pot
deteriorated since Selkirk's time, the German
colonists will have pleasant quarters—a cli
mate so good that the trees and grass are
verdant all the year round, and a soil so fer
tile that everything thrives luxuriantly.
AMIISEMENTS.
At the Academy of Music, this evening, the
l'artTa-Rosa Opera Company will repeat The
Marriage of Figaro . . To-morroW night 11 Tro
roforewil) producel, .on which occasion
; - .lStr. Cagtie_ will have .a benefit. .0n Friday •
Der Fi . e's - butz. will be given with a tine cast. •
We are informed that Mr. Campbell has en
tirely recovered from his indisposition, and
will certainly appear to-night.
—At the Walnut Street Theatre, this even
ing, Mr. Edwin Adams will appear in a dra
inatizatiou of .Enoch Arden.
—At the Arch, this evening, Little Em'ly will
hi. presented.
—Mr. Frank Mayo will appear at the °hest
mit this evening as" Badger," in the drama,
The blreets of New York.'
—A miscellaneous entertainment will be
given at the American Theatre this evening.
• —.Messrs. Carncross & Dixey offer a flist,
rate bill at the Eleventh Street Opera House
to-night. The Lire " The ANTonders of
Electricity, - and The 'Coopers are•among the
attractions.
Series of pictures, representing scones
from the " Progress," will bo ex
hibited and explained at Concert Hall on
Thursday evening next. '
—Signor Blitz 'will give an' exhibition of
magic and legerdemain at Assembly Build
ing,s this evening and on Wednesday and Sat
ia.day afternoons. •
—Mr. J ohn Henry Cooke and Mll'e
t•tta,. two of the
,greatest equestrians in the
World, will appear with •the regular company
'at the. Circus, Tenth and Callowhill streets,.
!MS evening. •
—A stereepticon exhibition will be given by
Mr. 'William 111 eAllister in the Town Hall,
Ciermantown. to-night. Het. William W.
Newton will deliver a lecture. The pro
ceeds Will he devoted to St. Michael's Library
Association.
first-class Minstrel entertainment will
be given by Messrs.' IMprez & Benedict, at
the Seventh Street Opera House,this evening.
CITY BULLETIN.
UFO. H. BECHTEL'S sale of AilverTlated
ware .takes place' to-morrow at 10 A. M., at
SoOtt's Art Callery,lll7 Chestnut street,Givard
Row.
THE LETTER SHEET PRICES CURRENT,
which are invaluable for correspondence, are
publmbed weekly, semi-weekly and daily, by
N. N. Winslow St eon, 241 Dock streot.
CITY NOTICES.
r ttowtENDENCE SQUARE,—
liefieerate that hallowed ground Forhear,
Itegetuirato 80116 of worthy sirtis ; have yi. no honor
Loft P In patriotism dead r the spirits of those
Noble men Who dedieated that spot. to , .
Liberty and the people, will rise and— •
Scornfully drive ye, as the Holy thie drOve
From tne sacred temple the wordiippers of Manorifon
Prices for Fine Fashionable Clothing the same is be
fore the war at CHAR I.7in STOK
N.;,521 Chestnut street.
ALuttnrsoN L'S.7 Co., ‘ No. 1435 Chestnut street,
make. promptness in filling all orders intrtiqed to them
cliental!) feature of their business. Patronize them and
be convinced.
jusT :RECT.:WED— A verphandsourte assort
ment of Luce and Nottinghnm Curtains, which we are
Offering below any ono In the city. Call and examine at
1'11114414.11.111a Upholstery, No. 1435 Chestnut street:
ALBERTSON St Co.
l'urut,An nonms use Burnett's Flavoring
t: "tract*. Let hottkiektepers demand thew.
•
RE JAI BOLD'S EXTRACT BITC FITT and IM
PROVED. It 000; WAsucuren Heeret awl delicate disorders
in all their stages, at little ex ewe, little or no charge
in diet, no inconvenience and no exposure. 'lt is .pleas.
ant In taste and odor, immediate in itsaction, and free
front all injurious properties.
3UNETT'f.; FL AVORINO EXTRACTA.—The
"R
AuFrrioritli tf thrxec.arnris rciwsts in Ih. ir• po;Gct purity
rind gnat .strenittli They urn \ varrautvd fret) from the
poisonous oils nod acids widelronter into the composi
tion of ruanv of the factitious fruit flavors now in the
market. They are not only true t o their names, but 211 . 4.
prepared from fruits of the br,t. quality, .and are so
highly concentrated that a curuparativaly small quan
tity only nerst be used.
Josiah BURNETT cti: 80, Boston, Manufacturers and
ProprietOrs. For sale by all Grocers and Druggists.
Fon FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN CON
YECTIONd. dflifeil)llB Roasted A11)107(1b, Bon•bonstind
rare fruits, go to VANS?. NI'S. Ninth and Chestnut.
•
.FnEr. • PRO' DIRT.—.I.B there any hair
coloring
_preparation, either , hero or in Europe, that re
*tinbles PHALOn'ti VITALIA, On SALVATION VOR
lIAtRY Not ono. It tan clear fluid that tiow,, front tit
bottle; doettnot stain the ekitt and I,roducc.., none btu
natural blinder; of color. it has no Nedintent. Sold by
all ilrit4..gi%ti , and fancy goodii dens n+.
`()..KFORD'S titoCk of fine Hats and C;ups are
eelting lower Men tiny in the city.
(to and get a bargain.
Stereo, nnd•.r the Continental. •
•
W. H. CARRYL (formerly of 719 Chestnut,
street) roomed tho Curtain bIIAIII , MY with hid Sollei,
and iwv,iteg attention to their new iit , .ek of Curtain Mat--
Hag and Railroad Supplies, at IZ3 Chestnut iihret, two
.iloos obOve our old stand. -
Vox NoN-RETENTION 08 INC'ONTINENrE
—it {(rime, irritation, i ollannottt ion, or ulceration of the
roladder or. kidocye, dimea4es of the pro , date aloud—
tot 1 blatill•T• Cillculu.. gravel or brlek , dust de
pohitg, and all dieeaset of the bladder, kidneys and
•drotmeal gwollinds,
Uett lIELMBOLD'.. FLUID EXTRACT Beetle.
WHITMAN's SUPER CREAM CfforOI,ATEN,
and oilier e'xollent ehoo , ,dat- confections, manufactured
freph diij ,at 116 titcata Works, Soutlmoit corner of
Twelfth fold Market ntro-ts.
WHITMAN'S 81 1 1t1:11101C Ev•ELLENT
11111) Almonds, ninnura , ,tur,.l fr.• 811 tlaW at his
Steam Itt , ,Twefftlt awl Market et reent.
,
HP.LJIrALIES nxTrtAcr
mid vigor to the frame iot bloom, .to tho pallid . chef k.
Debility :weompuii INI by umor Alarming symptoms,
and if no trrotroont is gamma to, coo,mopti o o, Irt
entity , or epileptic fits ensue.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS .AND CATARRH
treated with the utmost sueeeiiii• by J. ' , A krr , IC D..
and krotet.t..r of Dixeco.es at' the :1::yf god Ear I Nyere
the Malian( loitci:e of Poo wtyloon ire, 12 y , -trs ~.r-perirnrt,
perirnrt, No. tina Arch Str.2et, Te,tho ni
ouls.citu ae,•ll
at his office. Thu merlical faculty are invited to
nc
company their patienta,ll.4 ho ham no iv - Troia in his aril c•
fire. Artificial eyes Inserted without pain. .Ny charan
for examination.
• LADIEs' H .vrs. M Bsr.N" HA•rs.—The most
117%11111 , 4t0 Selling at prieeh Imr r thin r'.newher•.
lIA K FO It leti,
Under the Continental.
HI?If.I%IROLD'S FLL'HI EXTRACT BUCRP
pleastint. in taste um! odor. fret, from hijuriol.•
properties, and immediate in its action.
Uoniss, Bunions, Inverted Nails, akiliftlib
irtated by Dr. J. Davidson, No. 915 Cliieglitut etre*.
Charges moderate.
ENFEEBLE," AND. PELICATE CoNsT
IHMA• or both i.exeb, Imo ittitmn.Wa EXTUACT 1S r, 111:.
It 141110 r t• brick awl cuergatic aul uu tl/le you
to hteop •
TAISE NO MORE I,;NPLE.ISANT ANO TIN - SAFI
rwoodi , .s for otipi , .l4:kiit and glaiWerollx 17 .'
li:LairooLo's I:2•CT HACT II LCflr AND %IPR4
Whim H .
Juniciors I%loTnnas and urines 11.61 i for
chtillmo a Gale nod vlbawant nuAleind In Botar`• Arrant
Grfidial
Slinvnurr.i) ('UNsturirrioNs REsToitED /iv
ESTBACC ill:,1111.
TOE G Lon v or MIS STltrNit'l•ll.—Th ere
fore Hitt 11t.TV1,1111 and 00.11ft:it...1 blumid fled (41 y 11.0
.
k. h ACT II
LIELISMULD'S. CONCENTIL-111:1) kXTUACT
Cfllr
the Offal Ileur.tr,.
1104 , 11101.1 , 'S COM:I:7.II.tA/ 2 4 0 1 / I .A'.. A-
ItILLA
e; • • I. thi: Groat Mow! Thrrifif
Both ern vreptirA accordinv to ruhs,, of Pit trio ury
um] :ure tit(' /11./n1 11(11%.' thlti tu,
Wide.
81 , 1/GTUAL iNHTRVAIENTEI LIDA muu.
drive
W. fl. CARavr. &Sox,
723 Chestnut street
t"VOWDEN k filiontpt,
23 South Kighth •Art.t
: . . .
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MEDICAL.
B. T. RUA/MOLD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract Bach,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
Thn proprietor trusts that his remedies, from the feet
of their being advertised, way not be classed as patent
modleines.
lIELMIIOLD'S FLUID EXTRAOT BUO QU
is a pharmaceutical preparation. The proper name. is
given, and it is the most active which can be made. It
Is endorsed as a cure by all medical works fJr such dis
eases at recommended by the proprietor. It. is,pleasant
in its taste and oder,,lree from all injurious properties,
and is taken by adults and children. It Is tonie,dittretie,
blood Purifying and inviiorating. Enfeebled and deli
cate constitutions of both sexes will find it far more
strengthening than any of the preparations of bark or
iron. ,
Bee 'medical properties contained in Dl‘ponsatory'of
the IT nited'Stattesi of which the following is a correct
odor is strong, diffusive and somewhat
aromatic. Its taste is bitterish, and analogous to that of
mint. It is given chiefly in complaints of-the urinary
organs, such as gravel, chronic catarrh of the bladder
morbid irritation of the bledder and urethra, diseases of
the prostate gland, and retention or the 'incantinence of
urine, from n loss of tone in the parts concertied .in its
CN &cunt ion . It has also boon recommended in dyspep
sia, chronic rheumatism, cutaneous affections and
dropsy.
TESTIDION if
CU RE O}' GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS' STA NDINU-
STONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN. •
SAVANNAH, Tenn., May 14,1569
Dr. 11. T. llchnbold
DEAR tilt: We introduced your "Fluid Extract
Enaltu " in this country about eight months 'ago, and
are happy to state that it is meeting with universal
favor. Wo wish to inform you of one instance (among
many) where your " Enchu " has worked wonders. A.
man in our county, named J. B. Estal/ , has b'een Buffer
ing about five years with gravel. About six weeks ago
he bought of us ono bottle of your "Buohu," and before
ho was through with one bottle he' passed's gravel that
weighs eight grains, which we now have on exhibition
in our, drug store. Ile says that he will never be without
the " Bitehu " Mips house again. Your preparations
are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.,
• ECIC3LILS & HINKLE, Druggists.
cvnr, F. BLADDER AND MONEY AFFECTION
OF LONG STANDING-STONE PASSED AND TO
IA SEEN
WEsTronr, Conn., Sept. 5, ISO
11. T. Ilrimbold,
DEAR Sin : I commenced taking your " Extract of
Machu" about two weeks since foi an affection of the
bladder and kidneys. I have suffered by spells very
touch fona fea , days past. But yesterday relief came
through the effect of your , " Bimini." A stone passed
from my bladder about the size of a large pea,and I now
feel perfectly wall and entirely free from the pain that I
have suffered with" so hard."- I attribute my cure to
your medicine eatirely,Und would reComniend all-per
sons similarly affected to try it. I have great faith In
its curative powers. Yours, truly,
THOMAS J. BENNETT.
I! /13113
Bey. WILLIA M COGSWELL, Westport, Coun.
J. L. G. CANNON, Druggist, Westport .011111.
H. D. WHEELER,Esq., Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq., Westport,Comt.
Dr. WAREMAN, Iteadini, Conn.
R. W. It. ROBINSON, Wholesale Dritzgist,New York
City.
And many others, if necessary.
CURE OF EIDNEY AND BLADDER AF FECTION
OF A PATIENT SEVENTY-ElaIT YI;ARS, OF
THANKS TO MR. HELMBOLD
GIRARD. Penna., March 31, 13;9
EDITOR COSMOPOLITE: I 'desire, as an unsolicited
tribute to the merits of Ifelrabold's Bucltu , and for th
henefit of those similarly uffliCted aipmyself, to say that
after consulting many eminent physicians, and trying.
nearly all the best advertised remedies, in the vain hope
of finding relief from aggravated kidney and bladder
;iSeases, from which I Lave suffered excesively for
many y ears, good fortune finally suggested to me MOM.
hold's llucLn, whine commenced using with little
Mith, and no apparent Imucficial results for about n
month. At the expiration of that time, however, 1
thought, I commenced to experience slight relief, which
encouraged file to persevere in its use, and now, at the
expiration of four mouths, although I am an infirm al
manoiaarly-78 years- of -a ge, and conseqnently medieltielf
cannot be expected In favorably affect me us they other
wird) would, I have nund such unspeakable relief and
permanent benefit from Mr. Heinfflold'a valuable dis
covery, that 1 feel I ought to publicly record the fact as
an acknowledgment to a valuable suggestion to
the public. Yours. respectfully.
Mr. Laren refere to the following gentlemen :
Colonel DAN BICE, Girard, Penna.
CHARLES STOW, Esti., Glrard, Penna., editor CO,
711OVO fife.
• , GEORGE II• CUTLER, Girard, Penna., atteruey. •
C. 1. HINDS, Girard, Penna., attorney.
Captain D. - W. - RUTCIIINSON, Girard., Penna . ., at
tormy.
DAVJD OLIN. Girard, Penna.. merchant.
DAVID E. DAY, Girard, Penna., mereliant. •
C. F. ROCKWELL, Girard, Penna., mamba:O.
•
B.C. ELY. Girard, Penna., drungibt.
A PEJIMANENrecItE - OF - GWAVEI, OF TWELVE
mTANDING—STONEpAssED AND TO
BY. SEEN
11u ft,NBlliKtllll.'l4'C-15,1,RM
Lieu k nt : It is with tutt , ll plea‘ure that 1 write you
upon facts respecting myself: I du not know hardly
how to oxpretti myself. I have been for the last ten or
tweh yearn the greateSt sufferer man could be :outlive;
lot t morc somethings than others. The complaint wa..
the ‘• kidneys " and " bladder." I have heen sometime:.
from twelve to fourteen hours, and wanted to make
linter every minute, and mild nut. Bove (gamine!
doctors, tenth in Idassaeltusottti and tide litoteatud taken
Mils, I may !Mr by the quart, also liquored tuedielnea,
but holmd no relief from an y, and got worse the bust nix
months. I was so that I could scarcely get about. I
ccuid not rest night or day. It would noon have fus el ,
an up" with Me, if I hod hot noun your advertisement
iu the Berkshire euvri. r, headed " idney...” I read u
through and thought I w.iold try, it. i:Mt:at a.
loon le, but. mind you, had not nineh faith in it. Why
should I, when I luoi (wen trying so many things and
rust tat, eo much': Well. I began taking it, and beforel
had titl,en the first bottle I 101 l lout ; but 1 finished it
apJ...01 another, fly the time I took half of tit- second
I still . !,a,t worse (apparently )• When I walked it
seeno .1 an If rue right kidney way • felling from it..
plae... and I r•it really laid. I- felt so before I had
111$ .1 the second, that I Lout 11111143 141 . 111) . ruin I It
out or no Use 'trying atty . more—and WA this tine.
the ' ' ATZO:IIOItIg its work. but. I did not know
it; mire It up and went to - Hartford on tiaturday
to on. of the tr 4,4 doctors iu tho tie id it eats
the seek of tin bladder, and I should have. to undergo
nh otadat Ileray,' nionaslicine, and I went holm,
quilt" cowcticcrt,l (iiSiutilii i I was unable to go to
rhurch. 1 had not taken any aide modivine, but on toy
f the ''ll3llehtl,"Rtia ill the after
nom, f had a desire to make writer, but could not. About
nnelteur titer thin I tried again, with the 411.1110 result
but the next lime 1 took the vessel It was the same us
t tinting it t and stepping it 011'0g:dn. It was 60 fur
• three tines. and the third time there w 5 something
come through pi4h,:age and struck agahod the side of
the - it sm.!. I examined it. and It in the ugliest etc tie or
el you cc ,•r taw, covered over with little pieces
n Web cbilOoted together. It looks the color of a mud
t urge, 1.3. , 1 in Its! hard no , flint, Re you see the " Mucha"
dou.; its work tonight I was feeling's° badly I
oroim red suet h. r bottle, thi Liking there might he some
rnnrn behind ; but lint hag passed,which is eight
ake ..„Oiset Sunday, I have been As will as ‘'‘ , r,l
i , ,ao;u, toy ills, I have the tdont , sucurply wrapped, Mill
thn tic whei have 'won it in this place aro surprised.
I you , nil. lad nth is a true story , °I toy (,tae,
d IP ' . 11'eet 71ii1 make; suite one of my mtmo
nn y. u think ironer. I OM pretty . well know
111 I lit Idle ltit , o iu conn,neut. floe haver ..
,;.., „ d wiq tint pubilid. more? The
pg/tti.ttn ie a }NH. , spread p a p er IF
any ono vi {shell to see this n tinder. ehei du 09. .
.could'iNrite all day, but think 1 hero said enough this
time, on I remain your errr welt-taisher i , ' •
' EDWARD L HOWARD,
.
Paper Maker, Durusidejtartford county. tioull.
. 11.21 , Eltel TO ' • • '
Dr. MACK, Burnside, Conn,
Dr. WR WRIGHT. North Leo, Illats. •
Dr. HULK UM.•North La e, -
Dr. ADAMS, Stochbrlditc..Maos.
Dr. ECOTT, North Manchester, Cony. ,
Pr. JAQUIIit , Iluckland Corners, Court.
Pr. BEARSFORD, Hartford ,Conn. ^ '
All of whom ,treated Inn for the disease •
hi a physician of over thirty years' experience, and a
graduate of the Jefferson Aledleal College, and of the
University of Medicine and Surgery of Philadelphia.
Mr. H. T. Helmbold—
DEAR Stn: In regard to. the q . uostion naked me as to
hey opinion about Buchu,l would say that I have used
and sold the article in various forms for tho past thirty
years. Ido not think diem is any form or preparation
of it I have not used, or known to housed, to the various
diseases where such medicate agent would be indicated.
You are aware, as well se myself, that it- has been ex
tensively employed in the various diseases of the blad
der and kidneys, and the reputation it has acquired, in
my:judgment, is warranted by the facto.
1 have seen and used, as Wore stated i'every . form of
Bacilli—the powdered leaves, tincture, fluid extracts—
mid I ant not cognizant of any preparation of that plant
at all equal to yoitrs. Twelve years' experience ought,
I think, to give me the right to judge of its merits ; and,
without prejudice or partiality, I give yours precedence
over all others.
I value your Iltichn for its effect on - patients. I have
cured with it, and seen cured with it, more diseases of
the bladder and 'kidneys, than I have over seen oared
with any other Buchu or ally other proprietary com
pound of whatever name. '
ReSpectfully yours, &c.,
GEO. H. KEYSER, M. D.,
No.llo Wood street, Pittsburgh, Penna.
Acotar 18f4.
A CASE OF. TWENTY YEARS STANDING.
DIULADRLPIIIA, Ponn., June 2.5, 186 f.
D. T. Heintbold, Druggist—
DEAR SIR I have been' a FIRffCEOE fqr upwards of
twenty years with gravel, bladder and kidney affections,
during which time I have used various medicinal pre
parations, and been under the treatment of the most
eminent physicians, experiencing but little relief.
liaNing seen your preparations extensively advertised
I consulted my family physician in.regard to yonr Ex
tract of Buchu. • ,
I did this 'meanie I had need all kinds of advertised
remedies and had found them worthless, anti some quite
injurionet in fact, I despaired of ever getting well, nal
determined to use up remedies hereafter unless I knew
of the ingredients. It was this that prompted me to
use your remedy. As you aavertised.that it was com
posed of buchu, cubebs and juniper berries. It occurred
to me and . my physician as an excellent combination, and
with hie advice, after an examination of the article and
consulting again with the druggist, I concluded to try
it. I commenced to use it about right months ago, at
which tuna I was confined to in- room.
From thefirst bottle I was astonished' and gratified at
Vhebenell, lal effect, and after using it throe weeks we.-
able to walk out. I felt much like writing to you a full
statement of my case at the time, but thought my tin
rovement might only he temporary, and therefore con
cluded to deter. and ace if it would effect a perfect cure.
knowing that it would be of greater value to you and
more satisfactory to me.
I am new able to report that a cure is effected after
Using the remedy for five months.
I Lave not used any now for three months, and feel as
well in all respects as I ever did.
Your Buchu being devoid of any unpleasant testa and
odor. a nice tonic and invigorator of the system, •I do
act mean to be without it whenever occasion may re•
quire lie use un such affections.'
N. McCOUNWK.
Should any one &Mid Mr. McCormick's statement,
le refers to the following gentlemen
lion. WM 11IGLE.R. ex-Governor of Pennsylvania. •
Hon. THOM AS 11. FLIIRENCE, Philadelphia.
Bon. J. C. KNOX , Philadelphia.
lion. J. S. BLACK, Philadelphia.
Bon. D. R. PORTER, ex-Governor of Pentisylvini i.
lien. ELMS LEWIS. Philadelphia.
lion. It. C. , GRIER, Philadelphia.
Hon G. W. WOODWARD, Philadelphia.
lion. W. A. PORTER, Philadelphia.
lion. .1011 N BIGLER. ox-Gower pr of California.
lion. E. BANKS, Washington, D. C.
And inat.y others, if necessary.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WOULD BE G 1 EN
FOR A BOTTLE, IF NEOE;SARY.
BAuwAy, N.J., Dec. 2, 1869.
Di'.uFl. T. ,lleln:bold, Esq.—
Sia : Itakeppleasurein sending you a certifi
cate, in addition to the many you have received from
suffering humanity. I can scarcely find language suffi
ciently strong to express:my heartfelt grstifieation at
the wonderful cure your " has effected. For
four 3 earn I have antlered beyond description. AU my
friends ( with payee.; conic to the conclusion that my
case was incurable. Accident placed your iolver
ti,iement iu my handS. 1 commenced milting your
'• llnclin." I billowed the directions, and to my
utter astonishment, before I had taken seven nettles o.
your valuable medicine, (I. would give NlOtt a bottle, if
could net get it at any other price,r t am entirely rured.
I most earnestly recommend it to all those suffering
from disease. I have told many persons to take your
valuable medicine, and they are doing so with great suc
cess. Any information my fellow-citigens may require
will he freely given by the subscriber at his residence
No. 78 Milton avenue,' Rahway, N. J.
IL M. FREEMAN,
Councilman Third Ward , City of Rahway.
• lEALIW AY. N.J., Bon. 2 180
We. the underidgned, are well acquainted with 11
Freeman, el Rahway, and knew that he hab been a
long time suffering, in the worst posoililo forno, for the
past four years. boil that he has been entlreb cured by
the nor of " ritubold'a Buchu."
J. W. SAYAG E,
FRANK LA DAV. FrCiaident of Connell.
. W M. RICHARDS. Clerk of Conmil,
PETER A..BAN TA, Councilman.
\\'..J. BROWN. Conneilmati.
•
S. S. MELlEK,Councliman.
I,Ew Is Hop F. Councilman.
.1. B. STRYKER, Merchant.
('in' asiait'o
Pec.
Thio will certify that 1 out personally ncgua 'and
with H. b. Freeman, and am cognizant of the facts as
et forth in the aboio statement, and the several per
sons whose signatures are hereunto attached are all
known 10 me. °
JOHN F. WH ITN E Y , mayor or RlthWay, N,
NEW YORK STATE VOL. I S.TI CUTE:,/
C0111 , 1 . 501-;11 . and 701 i Eq., Central Park. 6
IA Nom. and Srbool for th(.• Sony of DCCPBEIed
De. If
D. M. 1..A1:F.N
Two bottles only cl the peck age
,valitable
bluetit' presented to the Institute hate Lren used by
the children, and With perfect miceesq. In the case of
our little Lieutenant A. his pride in no 10/Iger mot-
Wien , and he is tree from the daily morning anethej
mos of the chambermaid who has charge of his bed
ding. :I feel that a knowledge of the result of our IlHe
of your Buchu with the children under our charge'
may .are many a Superintendent and Matron of
Boarding Schools and Asylums a groat Mecum of All
n“yanee ; and many a poor child buttering more from
weakne.se than from habit may In! spared punishment
that know tog it as a w.4ltnens instead of. a hal
habit finost unjtottly inflicted upon them. Thanking
you un behalf at the children. and hoping others may be
alike ben fitted, I anirenpectiully yours. .
. Colonel YOUNG,
t
General up't mid btreetor. -
Jute.
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g.u.•r.l, %U.: CIT VIA,11; Tan. 23,185.4
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Dunn SIB: Your eommonteation requesting our
tor advertising Anti duly received, but from a pre-.
Judie. I had formed against advertising " cares for
secret diseases." it was left unanswered. During an
ma-Mental conNereatton in a drug store the other ore-
Mop my mind was changed on the character of ' , Oar
Ituchn •It was thou highly commended for caller
d 'scenes by two phrsiciansyresent. Inclosed please find
our rateH ofiulvertising. 7 earns. 3+0.. •
T. B. 11. IMENHOUSE
lhittor and Proprietor of Irally and
Nano-Weekly Te.earaph.
SPEEDY RELIEF FROM KIDNEY' A FEC TION
OCCASIONED BY ACCIDENT.
Dt. 11. T.
DEAR Sot • On the 2.3 d of !pietist lust I received se
vere internal and external injuries, occasioned by an ao ,
cadent on a Philadelphia Railroad ear. On tar arr i va l
iu New York 1 laas attended by Dr. WILSON, of gaat
5t to ,greer, and another physician. whose name I do not"
now remember. After lay wounds were dressed, 1 suf
ter-il fur three (3)ita>s intense agony from intornal.iii
furies, which affected my kidneys. I can Fay that after
taking hut threo doses of YOVI.L EXTRACT BMW I
felt greatly relieved. tneed the balance of the bottle,
and am hippy td state that since that time 1 have expe
rienced no Dottier dltileulty.
Very truly yours,
KEARNEY,
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de, Third avenue.
1 respectfully refer to either c)1 the rono w h, g gent l e
Joel, :
RI bERT B. ROOSEVELT, Editor of Citin a and
Robot,Ok.
B. F. CURTIS:, 'Fog, 102 Greenwich ay.
MORRIS PHILLIPS, Esq.. EditOr or Hoa r
Molt M. LION OL Rogi-der of City. •
Melisrs. PETTENGILL BATES, Proprietors of
Iharil, and Hume.
I.N.BUDSoIi,EI.I., 41 Pork row
nuri..NELSoN J. WATERBURY.
Eton, JAMES E. COULTER.
Ma==E=S
GREAT CURE OF DIABETES; 014' A LADV-FIFTY
DOELARS A BOTTLE.
rffillßMl=
Sin For the Tetxt eight months I hove Emit .
mifferim: froth Diabe'ex. I have rininlitted seVerd oronr
111 skin RH, hilt receive t h ti
elixLt
est. benefit from their costly medichieti.
Four month e ay.) I saw your udvertisetucut In the.
/-I,frr rl. I WILN pernuuded 'by it friend %rho had been
benefited by Your W0R1.1,-TtI:KONVNED Deem:, I pur
che&ed a bottle, took flan cont“itts, nud WitB nn tolioved
thut I cutiltntiod tho ine alt. Tale DIABUITItd
IriSAPITA/LED AETEII. USING IT Volt THROB
MONTlia, I ‘vort.n (ark $6O A wcrria: if I could not
gel it itt :limy Other PriCe•
I word earnestly renommend it to all those rinfrerlug
In in hi, dimtse;
SiliCoroly yourH,
ANNA 'E. SIfO II GIITON.
123 West 2lth otrnet.
H i:i )F1101.708 EXTRACT evtablislied un•
wwdx n 1 eighteell yi' , l , prepared by II: T. 111 4 11 A:
D'' .1 •II• Th II!rx-itd, No. r9l Broadway, Now Yorlt,stnil No.
101 1 4 ,..0th entlt street , Philadelphia, Noma, Price
et I 110 ill . o'six bottleg for •Sti 80, delivered to, any
ador, a. Fold by druggists 3ov-11v:bore.
None vOlllllllO littlest , done tip In sthssi.,,, gritve d
wi roer , th iit Pe of toy sdieut,cal warehouse, and
U. T. 11.11101.130LD.
Dr. KEYSER
reh. 0,1070:
.STRAWJ3':::!:• , ... - 11):0E . .:::.'4.4...:VL0T:1.1-'?'.' - .:.''':' -- :.'i.'! . '.. - •':.•.:
A large new stook of Linen Goods just opened, presenting an assortment to be,found in but few houses in this oountry.
DOUBLE DAMSH TABLE CLOTHS, from 2 Yards to 6 Yards long.
GOOD QUALITY 8-4 BLEACHED TABLINGS, 65, 75, $1 00.
,HALF BLEACHED TABLINGS, 37 1.2, 45, 50, 621.2.
2,500 YARDS GOOD UNDRESSED LINEN, MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR "OUR OWN SHIRT FRONTS."
SHIRT FRONTS RIDE FP OURSELVES AND QUALITY GUARANTEED.
42 INCH BUTCHERS I LINEN, WITHOUT DRESSING.
GOOD QUALITY UNDRESSED LINEN FOR LADIES' AND GENTS' UNDERWEAR.
A LARGE. STOCK OF TOWELS, 10c. TO $1 50 EACH.
A LARGE VARIETY OF FURNITURE COVERINGS.
Hea's of families fr3m a dittanoe visiting Philadelphia are respectfully invited to examine the merits of this
Department.
WHITE GOODS.
Corded Piqui es,
Striped .
Figured riquetg,
Swiss Mull,
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
DRY GOODS.
Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Arrison
ARE OFFERING
Extraordinary Bargains
Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies, Table
Linens, Towels, Towelings, &e„
French, Belgian, Barnsley, Scotch, and
Irish Sheeting' and Pillow-Case Linens.
4-4 French end Richardson's Irish Linens;
n Fine, Medium and Heavy Make; of all grades for
General Family and Ladles' use,
Finbroldered Plano and Table Covers,
Blankets, Flannels, (tants and
Counterpanes.
Very Rioh, New and Elegant Lace and Not
tingham Curtalns, , Window Shales, An.
New Welts; Piques, White Cisods and'
Staple lF,tabrolderies of New nod Bean
' tiful Styles. The largest assortment
Ise have ever offered. Printed Percales,
new and elegant patterns, , warranted
fast colors.
AU tho Lest intikoo or
DOMESTIC MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS,
At Wholesale Prices
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1 4 pecial attention ie invited to a New Make of 1111/ AVY
Ai IV4AIN , which for many nurpooos in' the Validly will
be found very valuable. Manufactured expregely 145 r.
nor trade.
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3 ocle: FIES T Nur "Irl7l
1614 w f It r
MARKING WITH INDRIA 'ILE INK,
xnumoiduring, Braiding, Stamping, &c.
DI.A. 'WEBBY 180 U Filbert street.
LINEN
VERY HEAVY LINEN SHEETINGS.
ALL WIDTHS IN PILLOW LINENS.
BARNSLEY AND IRISH TABLE LINENS,
In the Latest Designs of Egyptian, Mosaic, &0., &o.
ANOTHER CHEAP LOT OF NAPKINS;
81 28, $1 35, $1 50, $1 ID, $2 00, $2 50, up to $8 50 per dozen.
18, 20, 22 24, 26 INCH NURSERY DIAPER.
We are making it a Specialty to supply, the wants of
HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS:
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH. AND MARKET STREETS.
Just Opened a large Invoice of
In all the New Patterns.
ALSO
&C.; &C., &C.
DRY GOODS.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH.
SPRING GOODS OPENING.
Steel-Colored New Spring Poplins.
Pearl-Colored Poplinß.
Mode-Colored Poplins.
New Green Poplins.
New Blue Poplins.
The New Shade of Blue and Green Silks
New Spring Ponit de SOles.
New Spring Stripe Silks.
NeW - Stoek of Blaek Silks.
~a,;,4=7 %
New Stock Paisley Shawls.
alf
-LINEN STORE, IP.
SUS Aorch Street.
1128 CHESTNUT STREET.
SPRING lIIIPORTATIONS,
IMMENSE, STOCK
OF .
LINEN GOODS,
WHITE GOODS and
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
Prices Down to Present Gold Rate.
HP. & Q. R. TAYLOR,
• PERFUMERY AND TOILET BOAT'S
611 and Ha North Ninth street.
GOODS.
WHITE GOODS.
Plaid IVaa in siDok,
Plain NainMook,
Striped.' Muslin,
French Muslin,
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ALL THE NEW'BOOKS ' •
For Sale at Wholesale Prices by
PORTER & COATES,
'PUBLISDEIIS AND BOOkBELLEBS.
NO, 822 CHESTNUT STREET. '
.
Oar No* and Elegant
'ART GALLIII,i"
fl n0W,114011 with the tinoet colleckton of ,PAINTINEIS
(31110111014 nue ENOIIAVINGSICI the oily. ' ;•'?
mom) m w f raft
W1,..---qo BAER rdairveor;
ored sweet nob Oil, low-priood, for solo by EDW
11. ROWLEY, la Borah Front stmt.
r~ rii
DRY GOODS.
MOURNING DRY GOODS HOUSE
PERKINS & CO.,
9 SOUTH NINTH ST.,
Have Opened'a Fall Line of
1 0 Aity,9 • E HERNANIES.
wATOWEIicJEWELR'it, a %"
1124 CHESTNUT , STREET.
AMERICAN, SWISS AND ENGLISH'
WATCHES
AT
CLARK & BIDDLE'S
Epecial.Agents in Philadelilaafor
AMERICAN WATCHg§ s.
Blade by E. Howard d; Po., Bouton.
NEW - PUBLICATIONS.