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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-29

ITO RENT, HOUSE No. s L1NEHOUSE
STREET: commodlous and pleasant Resi-
drnce, in complete order. with gas, water-works,
ample outhuildings, and large yard and garden
Apply to LOwNDEs & GRIhSALL, No. 20 Broad
street sep10-s
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NOOK WANTED A RES
" PECTABLE white woman as Cook: Liberal
wages win be given. Apply at No. l7S coming
street. near Cannon, octZs-lT
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me- NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
,rn "a n % Y

NJ NEW AND ATTR ACT1V E
STOCK OF FALL AND WHIT z r DRY
GOODs.-I am now opening very large and
cheap stock OF GOODS bought at New York auc-
lions for cash. consisting OF the latest designs of
Dress Goods in Merinos, Coburgs, Poplins, Ser
ges, Black and Colored Alpacas, Empress Cloths,
Silks, &c. Waterproof Cloths: full line of La
Dies Cloakings -; French. Scotch, American, and
Fredericksburg Cassimeres Black Doeskins and
Broad Cloths, Sstnets, Pulled Cloth, Kentucky
Jeans, &c. .--.s..-
J he largest line Of Swiss, Jaconet, and Checked
Muslins, Irish Linens, Quilts, Table-Cloths Nap
kins, and Towels in the state, bought very low,
and to which especially call the attention OF the
public Valencienes, Guimpure, Grand Duchess,
Cluny, and Brussels Lace Csmbrics, Edging, In
sefffng Bands &C.. Bleached and Brown Sheet
ings and shirtings, Plaid Domestics, Ticking
hickory, &c. Linen Handkerchief from &c. to
the finest Lace Hosiery from 1oc. to the best; La
dies Merino Vests and Drawers, all qualities:
Gents Linen and Woollen Shirts and Drawers
Bosons, Neck Ties, and Scarfs Gloves, Notions,
Coats Cotton from No. to 200, jet Jewelry,
Soap, Perfumery, and, In short everything 10 DC
found In frst-cIass dry goods establishment !;
best brands OF Calico, new styles, only lssc.
All ssk Is q call before purchasing elsewhere.
The following are with me, and would be pleased
to see their friends RYLAED II. NoRVELL, for
merly with Isaac Sycle: WILLIAM II. b. TAY.
Tor. formerly with VIM. N. Bell & Co.; B. HoLTZ
and Miss ALICE HARDEsTy, OF this city.
Wehave now all Nos OF Roberts's, Paraoo!a'e,
Smiths, Batee's, and Jourdan's Needles.
Remember the place. A. SOLDBIACth,.
Sc % between Sixth and Seventh.
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TUE BEST HIT OF THE SEAsoN.-1he fol-
lowing rich paragraph, which bears the
evidence of genuineness, is travelling with
the press:
AN Astor House Joke.-A short time ago
Mr.. A. NJ. Powell, of New York city, wrote
10 c. A. Stetson's Sons, proprietors of the
Astor House in that city, asking if accom-
modations could be found in that we'll
known hotel for Hon. G.. IT. Ruby (co-
lored), State Senator from Galveston,
Texas and wife. The Stetson'S Sons re-
ply that at this season Of the year their
house is filled with permanent boarders,
but they express willingness to aid the
new element of our political machinery in
receiving the necessary polish to secure it
at least social equality with the struggling
Caucasian and therefore suggest the enter
tainment of the honorable Senator at Mr..
Powelrs private residence, pledgng the
payment of the cost thereof when the
charges are properly made out and audited
by a committee
And will POWELL take this "RuBY to
his bosom? If he does not, what will
"RuBY" think of him? The Astor peo-
pie have "bottled up" POWELL, and the
chief value of the "joke" is that 1t bottles
up the whole flock OF hypocritical philan-
thropiSts who are always endeavoring to
shove their proteges on other people.
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ME- FALL-1S7O.-T. R. PRICE & CO.

me- FALL-1S70.-T. R. PRICE & CO..
are now opening the choicest and fullest stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited in the South. Families and mer-
chants are invited 10 call and see the novelties In
every department.
Parties wishing fall or winter goods may feel as
sured Of getting everything of the BEST quality.
and as low as IL can be sold In the United States
Now openipg. elegant stock of Ladies Dress
Goods In black and colored gro-grain, Ottoman,
Bonnettes and other Silks, Velour, Velour impera-
trice, Chene Poplins Ia novelty for suits), EN-
press Cloths-al! shades, F. Merinos. De LANES,
Alpacas, Gro De Zurich Reps Velour, etc., etc.
American De LANES and Prints, immense as
sortment at prices TO- T. l5 20, and &c., to finest
sheetings, Cottons, Towellings, Diapers, Nap
kins. Crash, Linseys. Blsnke's, Flannels, etc.
Large supply OF Cloths and Cassimeres for gents
and boys, both In French, English, and domestic.
Underwear for ladies and gentlemen.
Hosiery, Thread Lace, and I'm. Lace Collars and
Collar cts, Edgngs, Insertings, Bands, ETC., etc.
Shawls in Cashmere, blanket-lcng and square
Black Thlbet, square and long; scarf Shawis, etc.
Mourning Goods specially; Velour Imperas
trice, entirely new; ottomans, Tam!se, Bomba-
zines, Double-faced Mohairs, Alpacas, De LANES.
Zurich, etc. .,.
Everything guaranteed In color and quality In
this department,
N. B.-Goods cut for merchants a. New York
tobbing rates. 4. X. PRICE & CO.,
Sc 90 1lol Main street.
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Richmond.

r, ,.o,,e Of Richmond have not great
-, - hosst of in their city when compared
with the more thriving and populous cities
or the North. They were favored by the
freedom of labor, and still more by the free
dom of society from the amalgamstion o.
different types Of mankind. Slavery is MOI
favorable to great commercial thrift or tte
growth of great towns. Therefore h'cn'
mond suffered. notwithstanding Inc '"i
gifts bestowed upon her By nature.
But though the comparison with ou's.''.
cities may be unpleasant. we cer.aih', NO.
look upon Richmond with pr'de. H"'
the first city.in this State, and should II. Nv
resnect be placed in a secondary posi- 'oh'
She should not be incommodcd lot TIE s"..
of others. There can be no rohtl'se"eS "
Justify any such idea. She SHOULD "na'
sver no dome for others, never be piacea
IN disadvantage in her COMMUNICATIONS III
any direction, and every true citizen OF
Richmond should take an oath that she
shall not play second fiddle to any other
town in Virginia.
Good faith to the community in which
men reside, as we'll as duty to themselves,
reouire that they should show by sympathy
and action determination to protect and
advance their interests in every possible
way. And the citizen of Richmond has the
consolation, in addition to the sense OF good
faith to his locality, in standing forth tuliy
for Its interests, that he is advancing the We'll
fare Of Virginia more by supporting Rlch-
mond than be can in any other way. 1t Is the
largest town in the State, it has facilities lot
extension and for the employment OF man
ufacturing skill. as we'll as for distribution
of the products OF industry, that plainly
proye that it may be extended and en-
larged in wealth and population with more
success than any other place In Virginia.
And this without reference to the further
important fact that her present foundations
are deeper and broader than those of any
other town, and therefore the work OF
building and enlarging is so much the
easier.
When we consider these facts, and look
at the progress Of the new routes between
Richmond and the great centres of produc-
ton, We cannot see how any citizen can
help being filed with enthusiasm-ho he
can repel sense of the superior advantages
of Richmond. These reflections should
strengthen his devotion to her interests and
fortiiy his determination to oppose uncom-
promisingly any idea or plan intended to
cripple her energies or deprive her of any
advantages of position to which she may be
entitled.
A people thus devoted to their local in-
terests are unconquerable. Ii these people
here in Richmond stand up in this spirit,
ten years will make such changes for their
good as even their dreams have not i'm
apined.
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pURT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. as, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Maryland. Trayers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. T. Brett.
r"." SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
cbandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Schooner Caroline Hail. Daisy, New York, ui0
Chirkahominy, lumber, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Ocean Bird, Marsh, Rock Hill, N. j.,
uta Chi kahominy, lumber, Curtis Parker. -
schooner G.. Fl. Squiras, Tlmmons, Albany, N.
T., granite and railroad ties, Curtis 4 Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Sept. 2s.-Arrived steamer Adj
miral. Reybold, Baltimore. merchandise and pas.
sensers, York River Railroad Company, and sailed
18th on return.
AQUA CREEK, Sept. 2s.--Arrived, steamer
Georreanna, Free man, Baltimore, merchandise
aud passengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company, and sailed 2Sth on
IBT TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-Arrived, steamers Sara
togt, Montgomery. Valley City, aud Panama.
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DIEfs,

Departed this life, on the morning M Sept. 2sth,
quarter before O'Clock, Mrs. &. A. D1LLARD,
fclict of Josiah billiard, decd.
Her funeral will take place at Grace-street Bap-
tlst Church THIS tTnursdlyl MORNIN At 10
O'Clock. The friends and acquatntanees OF the
family, and those OF her son. in-law, q. w. cary,
ale Invited to attend without further notice.
At her residence, In this city, on 2stb street. on
he ED uls., Of com plicated diseases, Mrs. OATH.
EklNEE E, ADA sis, wife OF MIR. r. j. Adams and
daughter OF Daniel Finn, Of Boston, MASS IN
Boston, Mass, and Philadelphia papers please
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the system of ocean steam navigation,
comes in only some ten or twelve days later.
We have never known foreign war TO
swamp the press more completely. 1t has
seriously trenched upon the space due 10
matters of great domestic concern ana we
no doubt express the desire of the feaa'h 3
public when we say that for this reason II
no other, we wish the European war "e,e
ended. On the score of humanity II ""gn.
to end, and for the sake of justice ana suoa
feeling among nations 1t ought to be set''eo
on liberal principles.
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N-aREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR
THIRTY DAYs. I

PARTIES In search OF great bargains will do we'll
~ ARMIsTEaD & BtBB's,
CORNER OF 9TH AND BROAD STREETS.
They are selling out their entire stock of
REAL LACES,
WHITE GOODS,
EhfBROIDEEIES,
GLOVES. H0SIEt'.
SHAWLS, HOODS
PARASOL CUVEFS
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS, &C.,
at and below cost, to make a change In business.
It IL very seldom opportunity to purch Ase Real
Lace, Dress Trimmings, Nctions. &c., at such .
sacrifice Is offered to thu ladies R3chmond.
ARMloTEAD & BIB,
No col corner Broad snd9 9th streets.
NJ B-parties indcbt, To ~ are urgently re-
auested TO call and settle their accounts at once.
SO 29-TuTh&StOct7: r
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QUA AMARA, OK AGUE CON
n OUEROR,- u valuable m.dIcine for the pre-
yenttGn and cure or chlll6 and fever. Natures
own remedy fer neutrallzing miasma. A cure
warranted If directions are followed Zee certif-
Gates. Prepared BY Wood sOEs
Ninth and Main Streets, Richmond va.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
The certificates we publish for the beRe1t OF
those who have not used QUE AGUE CON-
OUERnK are not manufactured for the occasion,
but are the voluntary offerings OF respectable and
well-kno Mn gentlemen: ,.-.".# ..at
HENRIC0, June p, 1867.
MessrS. Wood q Sons, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sirs,-I have used Your Ague and Fever
Conqueror in three very obstinate cases or ague
aud fever In my family with The happiest results.
consider 1t the best remedy kunwn to me for that
distressing disease known as -Rue and fever, and
cordially recommend IL to all thus afflicted.
Very respectfully your OF edienk servant,
j. G.. REDWOOD.
RICHMOND, september l, 1858.
,,afeSSrs. Wood & Sons: $500.
think your Ague Conqueror is all you claim for
II. II cured case Of ague AMI fever OF twelve
months duration in one Of my sisters. and though
she has since resided in miarious district there
has been no return of the disease. Your med1-
cine is well named The '.Ague Conquer0r.n You
ought to make 1t extensively KIN )9n.
SEQ -" ISAAC d. BASS. 8.
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFEC-
TON OF LONG DING STONE
PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
WEsTPoRT, CONN.,, September S, 1859.
H. T. Helmbold, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I commenced taking your " Extract
of Buchu about two weeks since for an affection
orthe gravel bladder, and kidneys. Ihave suffer-
ed by spells, very much, for few days past. Bnt
yesterday relief came through the effect Of yonr
"Buchu." stone passed from my bladder about
the size of a large pea, and now feel perfectly
we'll and entirely free from the pain that have
suffered with 80 hard. attribute my cure to Your
medicine entirely, and would recommend all per-
sons similarly affected to try it. / have great
faith In its curative powers.
Yours, truly, THOMAS j. BENNETT.
REV. WILLIAM COGsWELL, Wsstport, Conn.
j. L. G. CANNON, Druggist, Westport, Conn.
II. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport. Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq, Westport, Conn.
DIR. WAKFMAN, Reading, Conn.
R. ". ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
York city and many others. If necessary.
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The War News.

81 The reading public are no doubt greatly
tatigued with the war news and newspaper
comments thereupon. The cable messages
do not help to diminish the Volume Of the
details and the Hood OF matter relating to
the politics and policies OF Europe. Tha
kilograms inform nsof events and the more
important Of the publications Of political
nature ! but in some degree these only
pave TIE way for the details which, under
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DRY GOODS.
ERESH ARRIVALS.

ERESH ARRIVALS.
The undersigned begs to call the attention o.
BUYERS TO his entirely FRESH STOCK OF DRY
GOODS now in store and receiving. II is conf
IDENTIFY believed that no stock superior to 1t has
been exhibited in this market since the war. II
has been selected with great IRE, and with special
reference to the wants Of this community.
We invite particular attention. 10 the following
lines of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FABRICS,
which we are pr cpared to exhibit in large quaint
ties and great variety:
MOURNING GOODS lofeyery description In
ALPACAS,
BOMBkZGNES,
REPS,
OTTOMANS,
TANISE CLOTHS,
MOUSELlNS.
MERINOS, &c.
In DRESS GOODS our stock IS really attrac-
tive, embracing all OF the LATEST NOVEL
TIES, and Will he sold as low as similar goods can
be bought anywhere. -.
We call special attention TO our large assert
ment of CLOAKINGS in Velvet, VeVeteens'
Cloths, &c. Also. CLOAKS tready made and In
great Variety, and magnificent line OF shawls.
CLOTHS and CASSIMEREs, for men and boys,
OF both foreign and domestic manufacture;
MERINO UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentle
men;
FLANNELS, CALICORS. l INSEYa.
BROWN and RLEACHED LOTIONS,
IRISH linens,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERcHIEFs.
GLOVES,
REAL and mi rATlON LACES,
EMBRO1DERIES, &C.
In fact, our stock Ia complete In every particu-
lar and we cordially invite Ill examination by all
In want of class goods 1T the lowest possible
figures. JOHN n. "ooDfiH'
ILL Main street.
p S.--Alerchants visiting this city are invited to
examine our stock and be convinced that we Will
supply their wants at northern Joboing rates.
Sc os-1m J. n. WOODEN
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sEWING.MAEHINEs.

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING
w MACHINES, acknowledged TO be the best
In the world FOR family purposes, because they use
no shuttle ang Msse the locs-ssitch, which Will
: Over FiVEaiHbNDRED THOUSAND SOLD
AND IN USE Awarded the frst premium 1t
the WORLDS. Fair three different times over al
sewing machines exhibited for family purposes,
Sold on the fnst.lIhent principle, and insttuc-
ton given ia using by G. L.tRADWAT, ~
4 Sc % n :. Tse Main street, Riehmond.
laEWING-MACHINEs oE ALL Kinds
- REPAIRED. The SLQAT ELLTpTIC BE w.
INC MAGHINER DlUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only 9RoPEE HEEULES Tor TIE SI0AT
- ~ aLUAr n ADDIEta s
JfH Als Cay sszEaf, Haas 8augtearsS
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ElsUCATTORAL.
LAUREL SCHOOL,

AMOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL,
IVA HALIFAX COUNTY, VA.
KEy. JOHN T. CLa RK. Rector ana pnn ts.paI
Session from FIRST OCTOBER TO
Nit. .o,oo1 "a stunned at MOUNT LAUREL, n
n,eassr,t and very Intelligent village, in healthy
Country, four miles from Clover station; Rich,
,nond and Dapyfle railroad and combining all
The advantages Of society both liz country ana
village life. pu,,,.,
THE instruction in The classical ana Fngiish
conrses and In French, will be careful and tho-
rough. The discipline. while strict and watchirl,
viii vet be parental; and tbs influences IN ..is
school and f. surroundings win be Christian ana
regular attendance at church every Sunday siong
with teachers and other friends VIII be part VI
Bo RI In good families in the village, besiaes Inc
rectors and immed tely under his pding a
ance can he had for $3.50 per session; ;,ina .ya.
ble IL Advance half LIST october and 18th Feb.
ruary. For circulars and any pr rI appiS
Mount Laurel, Halifax county, va.
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NJ BE,ATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

NT BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.S
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes inyigo-
rates and leayas Che hair and beautiful Plaes
or broom. Sold by ali druzaists and perfagera,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
No. ls Bond street, New York.
Ia 2-pOdlyr 4szss. s.
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NJ 800 LBS. CARB. AMMONIA, 90
lbs, pure OIL Lemon (Sanderson's). 20 kegs Bi.
Carb. Soda, Is kegs Saltp.trs. prime Vanilla
Kean, 200 lbs. Mace, $50 lbs. fresh Nutmegs, $50
lbs. pure Cream Tartar 200 OF. Sulph. Quinine, so
OF. sulph. Morphla. &C., received and for sale at
lowest market rates by L.. WAGHEk,
SO 2s-2ts Druggist
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NE TO THE PUBLIC.-The ASTRAL
OIL is safe beyond doubt. You need fear no &C.
cidents by upsetting of lamp. It gives more and
n better light than any other oil. 1t is endorsed
by the best authorities in tn. land. Insurance
officers endorec it and editors endorse 1t. The edi-
tor of the Insurance Monitor ssvs 81 endorse II
In every respect safe and reliabe.' sold.whole-
sale and retail, by l.. WAGNER,
se2s-aE Druggist.
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Our friend CAMERON, of Petersburg, is
emhalmed in history as having met the fate
of MuNGo PARK. He fell yesterday at the
hands of Africans, and drew his last breath
surrounded by them.
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CCHOOL-BOOKS, SCHOOL STATION
SERY, PIANO-F0RTSS, MUSIC, &C.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM are ready TO furnish
SCHOOL-BOOKS OF every description required
for In COLLEGES Summaries. public and ptiyste
schools. Professors and teachers who desire to
examine Text Books with n view to oh lnge or In
PRODUCTION cordially invited to their store for
the purpose They have a full stock OF STA
TIONERY suitable Tor the desk and schoo!-room,
Fnrtes, Guitars Mus c aud obstruction Books.
Orders addressed to them Will be carefully and
promptly filled.
Discount TO TEACHERS,
aug WUODHOUSE K PARHAM.
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MATING, OIl-CLOiER. dc.

GEORGE w, ANpF RSQN & SONS
~ have In store and for. sale = Hn8' stock 'tof
CaKrETs, fAPEh-HANGlNG3, &C., &C, en-
VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY. THREE
PLY, and he common grades OF CARPETS I;
Varieties OF STAIR CARPETS
The FALL STYLE of rPAPER-HAEGIEGS,
nearly all Of new designs
stylish pstterns OF LUD1 aud TABLE OIL
cgkE2ia GOODS, coRE1cEs.
WINDOW SHADES, 80 -.
and I'll the articles or first class establishment.
These goods are FRESH, and are offered VERY
eee
selected our good, with espeehi reference to this
m sTs i ,.o 49,. -
street, below Twelfth lap stairs. se.1s YIN .
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AIRS. M. c. RICE RESUMED THE
IW nTJTIES of HER SCHOOL On the 10th in
stant Beina grateful for past liberal patronage,
abe hopes to merit and receive continuance by
perseverance, In securing the greatest good of all,
1rnantaily and morally. Instruction thorough !;
dtseiniine psrentaIly strict. Terms liberal. sos,
I'd street, between Clay and Leigh.
90 VI Tor Th2rF
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STAND
INa-sToNE PAssED AND TO BE SEEN.
SAVANNAH, Tenn, May H. 1899.
DR.. II. T. Helmbotd:
Dear sir,-We introduced your FLUID EN-
TRACT BUCHU in this country about eight
months ago. and are happy to state that 1t Is meet
ing with universal favor. We wish to inform You
of one instance (among many where your
BUCHU has worked wonders. A man In our
county named j. B. Ostel had been suffering
about Ave years with gravel. About six weeks
gro he bought Of us one bottle OF your BUCHu,
and before he was through with one bottle he
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS, which
we now have on exhibition in our drug store. He
says that he will never be without the BUCaU IN
his house again. Your preparations are gaining
favor every day.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
ECCLES & HINKEL,
Druggists.
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Colonel DAN RICE, Girard, Pa;
CHARLES STOW, Esq, Girard, Pa, editor Of
Cosmopolite;
GEORGE q. CUTLER, Girard, Pa, Attorney !;
G. j. HINES, Girard, Pa, Attorney;
Captain d. w. HUTCHINSON, Girard, Pa, AT.
torney;
DAVID OLIN, Gifard, Pa, Merchant;
DAVID &. DAY, Girard, Pa, Merchant:
C. r. ROCKWELL. Glrard, Pc, Merchant;
b. G. ELY, Girard, Pa, Druggfst. l..
A2K FOB
uELMBO LD's.
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TON OF APATIENT sEvENTY-EIGET
YEARS OF AGE-THANKs TO
Mr.. HELMBOLD.
G1RARD, PA, March 81, 1889.
Editor CosiHopolite:
desire as an unsolicited tribute to the merits Of
Helm bold's Buchu, and for the benefit OF those
similarly afflicted myself to say that after con-
sulting many eminent physicians, and trying
nearly all the best advertised remedies in the vain
hope of finding relief from aggravating kidney
and bladder diseases, from which have suffered
excessively for many years, good fortune finally
suggested to me HelmbodS Buchu, which COM
menced using with little faith, and no apparent
beneficial results for about month. At the expl-
ration of that time, however. I thought COM
menced to experience slight relief, which encou-
ragged me to persevere in its use, and now, at the
expiration Of four months, 81 hough I am an in
firm old man, nearly seventy eight years of age,
and consequently medicines cannot be expeetedto
favorably effect ne as thsF otherwise would,
have found such unspeakable relief and perma-
nent benefit from MIR. Helmbold's valuable dis
coyery that feel ought publicly to record the
fact. as an acknowledgment to him anda valuable
suggestion 10 the public.
+ Yours, respectfully,
ID. ii. LAREN.
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Ne UNDERGRADUATE full as
sortment of LAMB WOOL and MERINO UN-
DER GARMENTS for men, women, and children.
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Don't fail to look at our stock of FLANSELs.
SEES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-29

NARNETTS COMPOUND
N VEGETABLE BITTERS.
The cheapest On the market. .nlg 7sc. per bottle:
appetite, feeble Digestion. &C. Nomere bar-room
bitters, but highly medicin j. an.i yet pleasant
beverage. Children are 1ont ( If. Although In
the market only few week The most flatrering
reports have been received end many certificates
volunteered. TO be found a. The drug store OF Or.
j. r. GARSETT, No. OILS Broad street, and drug
stores generally. se5
GOD LIVER OIL.-Perfectly pure and
~ unusually freth. Its quality IL unexception-
able. just received, for sale by the bottle or
measure, j.. BLAIR,
10 Fl. 80, ss5 Broad street..