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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
t.lus Der ebieaa. Ttmss.l

4 Cine wpbltbdttse @trf6e-
runss- @efellf9aft. pbilipp &ei&ert,
$50, BON bieier 9tabt CgbirasU), btiTen Sffre
30. 126 Sab.Dearbcrnifra6s, &OOm 19, bat
bic General ssatur fir bic peOria pObIt6d-
tis. unt sesenleitist @erf9erunss-@tfea-
f9aft ibsrnpmmtn. Diele GelsalGaft mad
ben 5errtn, pel@e bamit perbnneen iinb, gu
nrtbsilen, Ssrbieut alltS 8ertrauen unb ift sul-
itxnbis 3uSrrldiis. Sbslei@ crit bon furssm
8elanbe, maGt in bielrr Stabt unb bur% ben
san3eu NOrbpefen bieie @eieaf@aft f&Om ftbr
ausstbsbntt Gei@dfte."
GO tueit bic 5imes. Das gprlebrnbe 1T
solIf6nbis ridtts. @enise 9eutt babtn cine
Mbnuns cbtr piirben es pieaeiGt slauben, trit
srOS uns aussebebnt bic Gef@Gftr birler Com.
pagnie jsst f9pn fnh. Gs beftebru berfits
81 Mstntursu, barunter ptl@s in ben srS6teH
unb fntferntefen GtGbten ME ct. epuis,
Gbieaso, Milpaufif, gittsburs u, (. 70. Be-
beutenbe Summsn Gelbss perben BON btflen
assnturen BON 3eit 10 3tit singsf@idt; NIB
auf alien Seitea Fnbet bas tlnttrnrbmen bic
SOIllfdnbisfe anerfrnnuns, bic pdrmite Or
munteruns unS bic ri9tise Miirbiguns. limb
mir tpagen su iasen, bas in tenistn Sabren
bislts llntsrnebmen enerme Dimfnicnen an
nebmen rirb, une ba6 60 unter Der fortgelrb-
ten enersilHsn Jiibruns bes pm. GeiIbaufen
sines ter sro6artisfsn Gti&afts bttisr ar'
Rereen rirb. Denn GOtalb tirutal bas prin-
Zip unb bic ppbltbatise @irfuns auf bas
@anse BON isbem sin3eInst SnbiSib4um all-
Oemetn uno ridbtis frfannt IL, ba irire ilet bic
sranfenSsrli9eruns NIT blisartissr S9ueae
ausbebnen. Sebe Samilie mirb 60 ais bad
erfe SehiirfniB einlrbea, ben Gamiliensatsr,
ben GrnS6rer Der sansen 5amilir, fur bic 3sit
ettpaiser arantbsiten sa perifGfrn. Die DDbI-
t6atiaen 0ereine unb 2peen iin6 has tn
aIsinen, mas biele @elsal9aft i'm @rO6ep fem
mtrb. Dtnn Seber tpirb eiuieben, bae Ct In
bie1sr gerT6erung ni6t nur mebr erbGlt i'm
gsrbaltnib CUR GinIase iOnbrrn ba6 tr to
aud BON aasn Msttinss, Mufsasen, 8alleH,
| pienirs, &ranEhlpaGen, 8esrabniNen ans
ben anbrn gereins.p Iadersien fri IL.
/ Su btr Itat tpenn Der plan einmal SOlt.
itanbia ausgefiibrt IN, ba fpirc fir ale BE.
tbeilisten cine 5auptautlIe Der NOtb anb slr.
mutb perappft fem. gBiirbe man nod einsr
praftif1en plan ausfnben, nm aud bic AMBER
auslle, bic aeitpfiie glrbeitslcfsfrit, SsrfcPfsr
III tSnntn, bann ipiirbe Der Arbsitsr anp Mit-
ttlnann fib sfsen spfi sefSbrli@r Gstnb'
leinee gsrtfCmmens nnb @ObIfantes tef&ii
sen FSnnen. Cptoria Demofrat.)
il pecria, ST., ben 8. RGri 1866.
Dm. @eilbauftn Stfrftdr.
4 Spbn g. IrGstL prdiibfnt.
ntif5 1miuip
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
Tiir Seitnrtas beransae

Sd babe cine siemliG src5e auaatitat
ssutiSsr BREWER, in irbr sutrm 3uifanb be-
rnpiifb, ternrr frua Elm DugenS Gtdnbe unb
apei DuBenb SGriftfafen, aud anbere Ar-
titel, ~ elmer hentl9en Druderei sebGris, 81
Sertnnfeu. @enannte @afen fSnnen an BIZ
lisen preilen abssIalfu trerbsn.
Jcbn Nnbm,
Sernnsseber ber aStaatsseitune~.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15

\ g8ir entnebmsn bas Gclssnbe Der q. ..
Staatsseituns pom 10. Mai. palIaee per
,,atlantie" fam BEL %. gB. SOttea u. Bro. er,
lbpben perben; #
Danffasuus. sIpril 10. '67. IN BOrb
beS 9eebampferS !, 8tIantie". = g1ir, bic un-
tsr;si6netsn paIasiere an 8prb bes See-
banapfers ,,Atlantir", auf beGen leSter 9teiie
BON Stem gprt mad, 8renten, fiibltn es ale
pHibt, beSpr mir bas G1iff perlaIIen, uniern
tiefsefiblten Tant unb Anerfennune BEN
BERN Capt. Gbas. 6rper, ben @6ifS<SfF-
sieren, tpie aud Der Stmannung fur bic
freunbIifbe, aufmerfiame unb pOrferslibe 8e-
banblung auS3uIpre6en.
gSir fGnnen nidt senus bic ,,Ntlantic" ais
Elm ideres, 1eetilGti9rs, iebr elesautes uni
csmfortables S@iif empffblen, unb es tpiirtt
Sebem BON uns Elm beIpnbereS Sergniieen &C.
DGbren, bic Hldreife nit hfmlelben unter Sci
tIns irines sei9dBten Captains nne ceRen &C.
ebrten SfFaieren MAIDEN 81 fSnnen.
ShIieBli6 tpinl6en mir benz 5errn Capt
5cYer unb Sffisieren, trte aud benz Steamel
,,MtIantic'' nod recbt Siele unb ttenfp sliiflid,
&eilen, tpie bic fceben beenci9te unb aet6ner
Nlit 5pAnGtun9
6enry M. 8aleer. S. SGulse.
&cbert Gbi& unb 6rau. Carl 5esm. QSm
Stages. .. Nfasnus nebf 8rau. Samur
Burnt. SUbn @lafflin. u. Mbler. 8
| Burns. peter Beber. g. s. 6ilb. Gro
| fefor @ebsrp. $. 8lumbers. Sole be L
Gam. S. N. enrique 'e. &c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15


w Nenbeitelnnaen auf Die uEen<
ne1ee Gtaats 3eitung4 f6nnen bel ben
Serren
81. 8ornfein, gforb >GoIIegeifr.
Grnlt @obI, Germantown
8. Sntb, Sranflin 8tte
abeeaeben iperSen.
N 8atrid aapbon unb be6en Sod.
ter brobten Wfaoame Gatbarine Wc-
AauID, iie au t0bten, iuorauf leRtere iid
sen0tbist iab, iib an Squire 8rien UNI
Shub gu tpenben. Der ssriebensri@ter
lieB 9aboon unb Sodter arretiren uno
berlangte, baB lie cine 8iirgi6aft bon
$500 leiiteten, UNI ben Srieoen gu bal.
ten. Dieielbe iuuroe seseben uno beibe
fonnten ibrer @ege geben.
R Setter Bias, elm Deibtr would
be gentleman, ipuroe getern boz
Squire Mlatbems gebradt, dneetloei
ouf cine farbiee 6rou ,;Sngrif uni
Shl1gerei" neribt 81 baben. Stl
6riebensridttr fano Die Vintage be-
eriin6et uno otrurtbeilte Setter gu $2C
strafe.
w Settle Breiun, cine iarbi9,
/ Srau, Die nit ibren Nadbarn auf feb
/ fhle4tem Gube itebt, unb einenl berIel'
ben an oelIen Gigentbam S9aoen Der
uriadte, iUuroe fur ibr Benebmen bon
i 6rieoensrid5ter Watbeius nit cine
| Strate bon IS belegt, uno nubte FL
ueiter.s autes Setragen $500 8iirg
idaft leilten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Hon. JOHN LAWRENCE is am
nounced as the candidate of the Re-
publican party for Congress in this
District subject to the decision OF
the convention.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
Serausseber Der aStaatsseituns~

H @OIbaten Der g. u. 81. i'm san3en ennbe
perben erniflih eriutt, Der Senneliee StaatS>
3fituns iiberalI gerbreitans au ssben.
n Cine slansenbe @uspabI seiudtsr Orb
@pobs gu bera6sefesten preilen perben BEL
pigue u. Nanier, SO. 62 Ncrb- Wnrfei
Sna6e gum 8srtaufe oTfrirt. milo fgE
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15

~ ani6la9Settel an allen Stras
bene6en berufen auf bente cine 9Ser'
Jam ltIuns Der Oabibfon County 5tas
biEalen inn 6 ourtbaufe. Ser 3ped Der
SserIammlung 1T, Sic Selegaten tuelbe
fur tie moegen ftattfinsenoe congrsilio :
neIIe @omnention erna'lnt fns, gu ins
itruiren.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15

W, 6err N9prit StDber
1T 2ofals glgent Der DEennehee Staatss
3eitung". s. si.f s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15

Set unleaan lebten 8eridt lit fein
Bcot in unlern 9afen eineelaufen.
gOas Dampfboot 5Hrone lit geltera
Nbeno nad @airo abgefabren.
Solaenoe Boote uerben erpartet;
Mnna @Site bon ct. Souls; Sempell
bon 2ouisbile; uno 2aibo.le Dor
Cairo. tfFsts ssg8
Ser SluB III in befdnbi9em 5llles;
itano geitern 4 6uB an ben 3arpett
Sboals.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15
MANY FRIENDS.

I announce myself as candidate
for the Congress of the United
States from the Nashville District
upon the basis of freedom and ma
tionality. Should the National Re
publican Party prefer another
shall not be in the way, as 1 will
support its candidate.
JOHN eTRIMBLE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-15

~ 9err s. g8. bon Strans, frlber
2toiutant bes 106. Sbio Regiments, bat
fi9 in Sosefielo ais Muiiflebrer etablirt.
Oerielbe tbeilt Dem 8ublifum nit, oaB
er unterridt in @ofals uno Snftrumen :
tai. sc uiit IN unb auBer Dem Sauie ges
Ben tpir6. 8efellunsen f0nnen in allen
Mlufitlaoen Der Sta6t fir ibn o.ponirt
weroen.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-24

HHARKG BEFoRB UNITED STATRs COMMISSIONER
SHtITH-Yesterday Edgar Bradley was charged
with Issuing q fraudulent bond: - =.
Charles W. Wood sworn-Am Revenue In
speclor for the First, Second, Third, Fourth,
and Filth Districts of Pennsylvania; (witness
Edgar Bradley, Eli Everett. Henry Schmidt,
and Richard Gibbons, for SS00OO, conditioned a.
therein stated. dated 10th Decem Der, $685. had
q conversa,io with the defendant about this
bond; he said he signed 1T, and left IL at the
office OF the Collector Of the Fourth Districts
nothing Of the parties on the bond be-
sides himself there is such a person
Eli Everitt.I believe, but don't know whore to
find him; he does not live at 1915 Poplar street,
/ believe; Henry Schmidt does not live at 32j
North Tenth street; Thomas Hagan has lived
there some years; Richard Gibbons does not
live at 535 Pine street, that is the house of Mrs.
Louisa Cardwell, widow of DR.. Cardwell; she
has lived there some years. neither Gibbons nor
Schmidt lived at the places mentioned above
on the 10Th of December last. -
The defendant was committed in default of
$4,000, for further hearing.
At IL o'clock to-day he was brought up before
the Commissioner again.
Lilburn Harwood sworn-The bond was exc
cuted in my presence; Mr.. Bradley signed 1t,
but not while the other parties were there; the
quently. on the same day. think; examined
them rigidly in regard to their responsi-
blity; justified them separately; each
said he was worth eighty thousand dollars over
and above all his debts; and showed me the
deeds OF the property. Everett said he was
roofeT, and showed me a deed of property Of
five acres at Fifth and Miftiin streets, where he
said he was putting up eighty houses; the de-
fendant. as proprietor of the bonded warehouse,
had been TO the office before to get information
In regard to taking out papers; hesaid he would
furnish securities, but he didn't mention any
names; do not know that he was actually pro-
prietoT of the bonded warehouse; have been
there, but never saw him.
The defendant was held for a further hearing
to- morrow.
FRAUDULENT BOND CASE. '
George w. knight waived further hearing
this morning, and was bound over In the sum
n In 81
fraudulent bond for S5S 900. The evidence was
given in full in previous edition of THE EVEN
TEIEERAPH.
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TRLAL OF JOHN y. SURRATT.

WASHINGTON, July 2A-The trial of John II.
SurIatt was resumed this morning in the Crimi-
nal Court, Judge Fisher presiding.
Francis O. Speight sworn, ana examined by
Mr. Pierrepont-I live IN New York and am
Captain of the TwentY.nnth Precinct Metro
politan police; have been in the Department
nearly twenty-three years, and have been in my
present position fourteen years; know Dr.
Bissell, but don't know whether his name is
Augustus or not; he keeps drug store on the
corner OF Twenty-third street and Seventh
avenue; Bissel also had restaurant on Broad.
way; he was there several months; 1 have
heard BisselPs reputation for veracity spoken of
very frequently, and as mysterious and bad
man; BisselPs character for truth is bad.
BY Mr. Bradley-I have heard of Mr.. Camp.
bell, a jeweller, at No. 339 Fourth avenue
speak of Bisselps character; l heard police
man named Gleason speak of him; l have known
Blssell about two or three years; Bissell has
told me he kept drug store; he told me also he
was gong to keep drug store on the corner of
TWenty-hith street and Sixth avenue; was told
by Mr.. Eaton that Mr. Bissell purchased the
restaurant; have seen Bissell about there, and
he appeared to control the restaurant; have
read Bissells evidence; ] have read all the
evidence, and the moment | read Bissell's testi-
mony / was satisfied ] knew the man; wrote
to Mr.. Pierrepont on Sunday, and on Tuesday l
was subpmnaed; bhave frequently heard Bis
sells character spoken of within the last year
or two; the way Mr.. Camobell aud Mr.. Gleason
talked about Bissells character for truth they
were talking about his connection with bank
months; l don't know where Bissel
came from to New York; Bisselrs general reputa-
tion for truth and veracity is bad; can't reool-
lect who spoke OF II, except the two men named;
l don't know exactly many of Bissells asso-
ciates, but they say he associates with Chris.
Hogan; | don't know the firm of Casslday K
CoTel IN Warren street, in New York; my dis
trict does not extend as far as Warren street;
cannot call such firm to mind; the man of
whom l speak told me he kept a drug store at
the corner ofTwenty-thlrd street and Seventh
avenue; he told that about two weeks ago; when
l saw Bissell to know him he was lame and on
crutches.
By Mr.. Pierrepont--In the conversation in
relation to the Hoboken Bank transaction, it
vas stated that Bissell had been imprisoned for
some deposits in broken bank and he had
turned Stale evidence, and MI. Campbell said
he would not believe Bissell under oath.
Patrick d. Kilduff sworn, and examined by
Mr.. Pierrepont-I live at 948 Broad way, New
York; / have lived there since 1858; have kno Wn
Dr.. Blssell two years this month, and have had
business transactions with him; l know of his
purchase of restaurants Bissell has a bad
reputation for truth.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-24
From Rev. D. Merrige, Pastor Of the Pasavunt p.,.
tBt Church, PHILADELPHIA "f
From A. M. spsngler. Editor OF the CuIturiat No AZ
North Sixth Street. w. -

From A. M. Spengler, Editor OF the CultuFist No a.
Norlh Sixth Street,
PHILADELPHIA July i5 1875
Some eighteen months since was severe ~ 49,.
fotd without nutrng great distress but had befen
80 oeoitaled s TO be almost untitled active 6usi
ness OF any kind. - -s''S HeNs'-
After trying variety OF so-calIed rennediea oil, 4.
gestion OF medical friend, to give Hoofandis tdaE
man blIers trial. accordingly puIchasad a.
oottles which were taken In accordance with vonS
The result was complete removal of ali d,..
ing symptoms after eating or drinking and q G,iT
restQIauOh OF Strength so that eat All ordnarv
TO Gil the active duties of large and aSdno h
ness rs Wen as at any period OF INV ijfs tl @ oust
euects OF the Bltters were manifested Defora TSS6
have also used 1t in my family with tba bano,o..
results ano take great pleasure in adding NV fesII
plony to tnat or lhe many Others who have besr
t G py ~ ma great benefit from the use on
Dotte IN the spring and fall They not only create
Vlgorons appetite, but give q healthy TONE Ia fhS
ht9nlhch ny strengthening It's digestive poWers -
~ tnS aoOEe testimony Will be the means ofnducina
trial twhen IL. feel confident viii give them reiief
II is at your service. -b
Yours truly Am. sPANaLER.
Rev. j. s. Herman, ofthe German Reformed Church
hulNown, Berks county, Pa, was cured OF DyBpepsa
OF twenty years standing.
Rev. ]. Newton Brown ID. d. Editor OF the EuoycIO-
piedia OF Religious knowledge and Christian Chroni-
Gle, Philadelphia; n \,
Rev. Thomas Winter, D. D., Pastor OF Roxborough
Baptist Church;
Rev. Levi a. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist Church
Church, Philadelphia at present Pastor or the hap
tist Church, Chester, PA
These gentlemen express, in the strongest termas
their favorable opinion OF this Bltters'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-24

NEW YORK, July 24.--Stocks strong. Money 56e6
per cent. Gold, 1897. Sterling exchange llOS@lle<;
Atlantic, lI3l4; Adams Express. 72JS; Wells, Fargo
q CO., G71S United states 7s4 bid, II asked; Five.
twentes of 1862 registered, lO94; coupon, ll, do,
1864 and 1865 coupon, 1895; do issue, 1885, Ten
iortes, registered, 1926 do. coupon. lO2s60lO21S;
seventhirties nrst ISSUE 1885 second do lO7 third
do l071a Virginia 6s, ISSUE 81: Tennessee 6s
pom esq new issue 67 Missouri S. iU46@lOE Toledo
and Wabash, ST. Ohio and Mississippi certificates, q;
Canton, 4914; Boston Water Power, %; Cumberland
preferred 386S9 Central Coal, 4S6l5n; Quicksilver,
Union Telegraph Co, $50 Erie, 7S9l preferred 7I1so
Michigan Central, llo4@nl; Michigan Southern, 72sS;
Illinois Central, lls94@u9)S; Cleveland and Toledo.
l22l4 Rock Island, 122A; Northwestern, 4714; do,
preferred, 733S Fort Wayne, 1o5 Georgia IS, sih,
strong.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-24
7 THIRD EDITlO N.
FROM CAPE LSLAND.

The Young Man Drowned this Morning
His Body Not Yet RoCOvered-Genera
Grant Expected, Etc.
sPKoIAL DESPATCH TO EvRNING TELEGRAPH. !
CAPE ISLAND July "a. The body of young
Dunlap has not yet been recovered. He was
the only son OF wealthy Baltimore grocer.
He was warned not to venture beyond the
breakers.
General Grant is expected TO arrive here on
Saturday next.
Great preparations are making for the Diamond
Beach trot on Monday next.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-24
Markete bH TeIegraph.

NEW YORK, July 24.-Cotton quiet; middIing up
lands 2l9Z7yse Flour more steady and aotiye sales
efn; 81 b000g0, choice, lU5O2 Southern, s3300l6I5
Wheat very dull and 2a8c. lower. Corn hrmer sales
OF 10000 bushels mixed Western. 9Sc.$l. Oats lc,
higher; choice, l02saes OF $4,000 bushels Beef quiet
Pork heavy; sales of 500 barrels; New Mess, f2300.
Lard quiet, at l29l34c. Ashes unchanged. Barley
and Peas nominal. Naval stores dropping. Spirits of
nu
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-24

A MONUMENT TO PATRIOTISM AND VALoR.-
Among the many gallant heroes who sacrificed
their lives and the endearmepts OF home to
battle for the cause of their country during the
late Rebellion, few can show brighter record
than the late lamented General David B.
Birney, ofthis city. Although unframed to the
art of war, his services were OF such a nature as
to merit the appreciation OF those educated for
the field: and also to assist in overthrowing
the greatest Rebellion the world ever saw. In
consideration OF these facts, number of his
friends have determined TO commemorate those
services, and have associated together for the
purpose of erecting monument over his re-
mains in Woodland Cemetery. 1t will be of
Italian marble, twenty feet high and four feet
six inches at the base. On the front of the die
is q raised shield partly covered by the AIneri-
can flag, the die resting on a moulded base in
which Is cut the name "Birney" in large raised
letters above this is an elliptic moulded cap,
with laurel wreath on the front; also a
moulded base which receives the shaft on
which is cut sword, sash, and scabbard. the
whole surmounted by drapery urn, finished
on the top with rising star, forming an ex-
ceedingly chaste and appropriate memento.
The monument is being built at the establish
ment of Henry 8. Tarr & Son, No 10 Green
street, Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-24
READ WHO SAYS so,

Hon. George w. Woodward, Chief Just,ca NJ a..
Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, writes;- - 'Do
-, PHILADELPHIA, March Ie 1a6z
nno doonends German Bltters' is not an inc ri
caung beverage, Dut Is good Tonic useful In dis
eases of the digestive organs and OF great y,
cases OF debility and want OF nervous acIion IN ~
system. Yours truly, A =" Sne
,,.,u,,.o, %, GEORG W. WOODWARD.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-24

A Commemorate has been enormously
stated in several of the morning papers that the
driver Of car No. A, on the Race and Vine Street
Passenger Railroad, was bound over by Alder
man Williams to answer the charge OF beating
an old negro man. This is incorrect. He was
bound over in the sum of $500 to answer the
charge OF malicously running over the son OF
.Yezekiah Bailey on Saturday last.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-24


THE RIVERSIDE INsTITUTE.-Hundreds of
letters are daily being received from all sections
OF the country, indorsing in the loudest terms
the plan adopted by the Washington Library
Company, for the raising Of funds in aid of the
Riverside Institute. These letters are from
ministers, lawyers, merchants, and others,
many of whom state that they never before
took part in any similar arrangement or plan
as that proposed by the Washington Library
Company, and are :only induced to en-
courage this from the fact that after investi-
CATION they are convinced OF the honesty and
good intention of those by whom the affair Is
being conducted, as well as those designated to
receive the funds and disburse the same, for the
noble purpose named. The public are deter
mined that this benevolent work shall not drag
its weary length along but be pushed rapidly to
successful completion. The shares are being
sold so rapidly that ii is quite probable that the
great distribution of presents will take place
before September 25, the time originally fixed.
Our readers should not forget that each share
not only secures a handsome steel plate engraV-
ing, but also guarantees some present, there
being no blanks. The principal office In this
city is at No. l225 Chestnut street.
VERDICT OF THE FACULTY-STIMULANTsI In
DIsPENsABLE AS MEDICINES most dIstln-
guished physicians in the United States have
recently been placed on the witness stand, and
have, with one voice, declared that pure stimu-
lants are valuable medicinal agents. This de.
cision OF the faculty refers especially to medi-
Gated stinulants, Of which the purest and the
best at present known is HOsTETTER's STo.
MACH BITTERs. Its basis is the alcoholic prIn-
ciple of the finest rye grown in the United
States, and its herbal ingredients comprise the
extracts of large number of plants barlks,
and roots produced In various parts OF the
world, and all noted, in the countries to which
they are indigenous, for their powerful sana-
tive properties. AS an invigorant and tonic
the value of the Bitters can scarcely be over
rated. Hence its extraordinary effect in fever
and ague, and intermittents and remittents Of
every type. Its antibilious properties are mar
vellous. Persons of bilious habit by taking
a small quantity once or twice day, may COM
pletely change their constitutional tendency
TO liver disease, and escape all the unpleasant
consequences which arise either from the un-
due sensitiveness or the unnatural torpidity o
the hillary organ. Chronic constipation is erad.
Gated thoroughly and in very short space of
time. by small doses of this wholesome regu.
lator. taken night and morning. and for all the
disorders which are superinduced by exhala-
lions from decompostng vegetable and animal
matter in the streets OF cities, or the miasma of
swampy districts; IL is, when taken as a pro-
tectIve and preventive medicine, the most
| reliable of all safeguards.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-24
F OURTH EDITION
FROM EUROPE TINS p. d.
Two o,eIoek nIarl.st Rspor..

BU AHdntic Gable.
LONDON, July 24--2 O'clock. -Cousols and
United States Flve-twenty bonds unchanged.
Erie advanced 4. Illinois declined l.
LIVERPOOL, July 24--2 o'elock.-Cotton and
Breadstuffs unchanged. Bacon advanced Cd,
Lard advanced Sd. Cheese declined Is. Re
fined Petroleum declined id.
LONDON, July "a 2 o'clock Sugar easier, but
not quotably lower. Other articles unchanged.