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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07
FRENCH C0NFEC7I0NERIES
A. J0URDAN, Agt.

Thankful for past liberal patronage, re-
specially s0licits continuance Of the
same from the good people of Winchester
and franklin county. Keeps always on
hand large assortment Of
COniectioneries,
Groceries, and
.ta. NotionS
and Daily. Weekly, and Month.
~ Papers and Magazines.
All kinds Of barter-euch o. chickens
eggs, butter, and all kinds Of gan,e-takes
In exchange for goods. lao "
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Winchester Market.
Corrected weekly by SYLER & MANN,
Winchester; Tcnn.] &

The following cash prices will be paid
for the articles mentioned, delivered ut
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The Golden " Vrsdding.
Il. B. TO u. R.-APR1L S, 1870.

Hall to the bride and bridegroom, OF nall nun
Hail to the tie unbroken, through sorrows, Joys
STRANGER sends his greeting, in guise Of humble
When meet three generations, on this great nup,
tial day.
The gathering OF the branches, around the parent
The clinging Of the tendri,s, fe's richest dadem;
And chlldrens children lisping, old friends
All these recali the feelings of fifty years ago.
When first they were united, a rainbow brightly
The vista Of the future, to them, the promised
The far:on years appearing an cchos s0l' at
tune; ufo,ono
honeymoon.
Then dear ones sprung around them' ara ir'enas
Fond love .A and friendship guiding their pathway
But cIosds ala alas oershadow and bitter drops are
The darliines OF their bosoms are sleeping with
the dead.
Again the torrent stemming, upheld by faith and
Their griefs are sweetly tempered by mercy from
Who can narrate the trials, or count the smiles
and tears,
Shared by this bride and bridegroom of half
hundred yearsP
Along life's stream now gliding, may blessings
on them fall;
Prepared, at final summons, to hear tho Makers
call;
And, when the twilight deepens, may Ills per-
In cloudless splendor herald an endless wedding
day. o.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journal of Commerce, Of April q
THE market for dUmcstlc is quiet and prices ait
in The buyers favor. The holders are offering
their stocks freely, but arc unable TO sell any 1as
er than the consumptive trade require. We quote
SAGE. The stock on hand is oil9 ticrccs Curolna,
and 1885 bars Rangoon.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. April o.-TURPEHTINE.-TS rvir
received and sold at 81 IS for SOFT and 81 Is for
hard, per $50 lbs. ,.,
SPIRITS TvRrfSrlSE-MarIct steady, with
sales OF 2i9 bbls At 4224c per gallon.
RcsIS.-Sales OF "a 2 bhlS at 81 so, 81 321al %
for strained, SO SO fcr No. l, and 81 75 for pale.
TAR.-Sales OF $50 bbls az 81 co. aud 81 bbl; NJ
81 IS per bbl.
Der Id.
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nlchl iuilEn!O

Ell EHEScEs.-IIon. HENRY RGIsT. ". ]. Ma
GRAIL, Esq, General JAMES CONNER. T. i.
WARlSE. Esq. ortj
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MARINE NEW!
CHARLESTON. S. c., APRIL s
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship FALCON, Horsey, Balanore-51 hours
Mdse. To Aordccai & co. p c Trenholm. ) Rail
road Agent, G Ojeman, A Lewis l. Meyer
CO. II GraGer i co. Ostendurn d co. w Mehr
tens, u Ebaugh, JefrurdS K CO, J G Minor 4 CO
| Bollmann Bros, Burns & Roswell J ii lienneker
KinSman Bros, Pacific Guano CO, p C ilasell. Z u
AnrenS & co, COOia, w Miller bowie, Noise
Davis, Smal; & son, Helms. Ravenel & Holmes
A Won Dshleh, H Leiding, f Perry, Thomson &
| co, j GrishaIn, A Qnackenbush, Brown & co, w
Dukes, w q Bee 4 co, Pelzc-, Rodgers & CO, Il
Feldmann & co, w Williams IL co. Chapeau &
Hebron, Muller, Nmitz & co.'W Dehrman. II
| Wickering, = ID MUwry & Son. Taft & llowlaud,
Mrs NJ ) Hopkins, G Cook, d. Horbach, Hart L
co, Laurey Alexander, w Earrall co, n Triest,
White, ] ID Aiken Il CO, Strauss & Bro, Cameron,
| Barkley 4 CO, Shackeiord & Kelly, Southern EG-
press CO, II Klatte & CO, e " Steneus, Peedee
River Steamboat co.
Schr Ann E Glover, Terry, Roston-s days. Ice
aud mdse. To Goldsmith & Son, a Gage i CO. ]
n II Wohltmann, Railroad Agent, II BIschslr &
CO, II K +, II Stelllng. Hart Il Co. e K C0wper.
| thwait, Rev T W Lewis fiupkamp 4 CO, DOwic
Noise & Davis, ] l. Moses, Werner & Ducker,
Bur cktnyer, J F O'Nel & Sua, Paul 4 CO. ID II
sicax, s Hacker, E II Hayden. . II Glidden, c
Linley, Recke & Schachte, aud, Order.
Schr Sturdevant, Cruise, Elizabeth City via Viii
mlng.en, Nc Corn: To MBuller \ Sou; >.
tcs rice and sundrics. To SEacEelfUrd Kelly
ThurSt0n Il Holmes, Hopkins. Mcpherson Il CO
kinsman u Howell Willis Ghisolm, Bolmann
Bros, H Manigault. + Taylor Il CO. and others
Steamer Samson, Flynn, Savannah. To Henry
| Card.
Received from Bennctt's Mil by drays 81
| tierce5 rice. To w Bee L. co.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Sehr Gun Rock, Bangs, New York via George
town, S C-Rislcy & Creighton.
Schr Carrie Melvin, Slater, Thomaston, Me, via
BCcSsrille, S C-RlseV Creighton
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship David Brown, Nichols port in Australia
Street Bros co.
Schr & Steelman, Church, Wotd's Hole via st
Helena Sound-W Roach CO.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Montgomery, Farelotlb New YORK.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Carrie Melvin, Slater. Bucksviue, c.
Sclir n " Smith, TOoker, New York.
Steamer Dictator, Mcmillan, Palatla, via Jack
sonvillc Fernandina and Savannah.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, at New
York, April 3.
- Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, ct New
York, April !.
Up FOR THIS PORT.
schr Fl Eatof, Shackford, at Baltimore,
Schr Mary Means Sayart. at Baltimore. April2.
Schr Z Potter, PGt.er, Ut Baltimore. April .
Schr Daniel Britain, Carroll, ut New York,
April1.
CLEARED FOE THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, at New York,
April 2.
MEMORANDA.
The schr II Edwards, Bartlett. froIa Bucks
Vile. S G, for Th0mastun, arrived ct New London
March so.
The schr Wm Flint. Post from Bucksviie, C.
1Or Thonaston, arrived at New London Narcn 80.
U II N A Il S II A LII JR.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
NAVAL STORES, COTTON, LUMBER AND RICE.
II A ALL'S WHARF,
Charleston, s. C.
aas2i
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

EXpOrtS.
PORT IN AUSTRALIA-Per ship DAVE! Grown
6ls SOS feet steam sawed lumber.
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MoEDAY EVENING, April 4, 1870.
CorroN.-The stock OF this article On the market
was very limited, which, with improved telegrams,
caused very firm feeling on the part Of SELL
ers, and the prices demanded were in many cases
go much above the views Of buyers as to prevent
business The sales were less than 100 bales, say
2as1s;14 at 10; 10 at lsa; 13 at q; at 2l}; at
2lx;15 at 2lXc. We quote somewhat nominally,
as some sellers were asking &c q ID for mid
dlings, say:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 70 good ordinary. lis @2oh
Low middling g...................21 81 g
Middling. ng......................-.2l AXE
Strict middling. g..................no mo sales.
RICE.-The market was frmer, with a fair bn-
qury. Sales about 800 ticrccs of clean Carolina:
14o tiercss at AZ; IS Ok; 40 ats SIC; 81 at
''6xc p B.
NAVAL Sra...es.-There have been some limited
sales say about 100 bbls spirits turpcntne ut 41a
41xc gallon; $50 Dbls pale and extra pale rosin
at $4a5 p bbl
FaE1aHrs-To Liverpool ~ steain, hd p b on
uplands, and liId on sea islands; by sail, 3sd q 10
on upland cotton, and ssd fb on sea
island cotton. To Earre, By steam, nomi'
nal; by soil, nominal nt &c on upland'
and l,sc on sea Islands. ccastwise TO
New York, by steam, &c q lb on np!ands
and &c on sea Islands; by sail, 3.c q b onup-
lands. To Boston, By steam, nominal; BY sail, y
CSC a fs OIL uplands. To philadelphia, by steam,
10 "a Ii on uplands; by SAIL somewhat NOM
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, H@Hc q ID on
uplauds;by sail somewhat nominal.
ExonANoE.-Sterling 90 day bills 1esl92o.
DOMESTIC ExcuANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par and sell at premium. Out
side they purchase as par and sell at H@X pre-
MUM.
GOLD.-Buying at 10, and selling at II.
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Excess in visible SIMPLY. 2oa, ,12l
Stock OF cotton held by Manchester spinners ut
the Mills now 60 GOO bales, same time 1869, 7oeoo
bales. Mddng Orleans, now 1l%all%d' lhen
l2Aa12xd. ....
BoMBAY.-Finay, Clark Il Co. telegraph that
the exports for the week ending 25th March, were
II 600 10 Great Britain and 40O0to the Continent
Totals this year to 25th March 10000 bales 10
Great Britain and $4,000 bales TO the Continent
against 23s, SAT and $3.50 for same period last
year. There is a deficiency in the shipments so
far this year to Europe, OF l4o,7e7 bales. Ihe
January, February and March shipments from
India are made up from the stock OF old cotton.
and as this was very much reduced at The first OF
the year, the shipments was necessarily light
The new crop is now arriving: and the shipments
or April. May and juno should be large
1t is difficult to obtain anything reable from
India about The amount of cotton TO 0e slllpped
this year, and speculation on the subject is idle.
We shall simply give from week TO week the tele-
graphic a,lvices OF actual shipments that were re-
ceived from Finlay, Clark Co., OF Bombay.
the March shipments, They were $1,000 to Great
Britain anu 33.UOo to the Continent. Total 10 Slst
March, since lsL January 900 to Great Britain
and 81, 900 to the Continent, against 25o,9J2 and
ssl2I last year. Deficiency so fur l4s, ,o79 bales.
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For Cleaning WINDOWS twtthout watcr;) re-
moving Stains from MARBLE and PAINT; Polish
ing KNiNES, tno scrstchingl Washing DISHES,
scrubltng FLOORS FLOOR CLOTH, TABLES,
BATH TUBS, &C.; Polishing Tin, Brass, Iron,
Copper and Steel Wares; Removing Gums, OIL,
Rus. and Dirt fcom Machinery. Indispensable
for Nouse Cleaning, and all uses teHccpt washing
clcthes) 1t costs but few cents, and Is sold by
ak good Grocey7, Drug and Notion Stores.
For sale by GOODRICH, wfN!sMAN & CO.,
Wholesale druggists, and DoWIE. NOISE 4
DAVIS. Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, s. C.
mchl l,ilEnIos
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report, for tho
week ending April I, 1870.
NEW YORK, April 1,-THE MARKEr-In our last
repvrt the market closed nrin at 23sc Tor midding
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PORT CILEND4 4R.
MOONS i2AsEs.
First Quarter, Stll, IL hosSs, minutes. evening.
Full Neon. 18th, hours, minutes evening.
Last Quarter. I'D, II hours minutes morning.
New Noon. S0ih, hour, il minutes, evening.
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? MEMORANDA.
The schr II Edwards Bartlett. froIa Bucks
Vile. e, for Tlomastun, arrived at New London
March so.
The schr VIM Flint. Post. from Bucksvilie, C,
for Thonaston, arrived at New London Narcn 80.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-05

upands. Saturday, there was little disposition to
buy or sell: sales 1918. Quotations unchanged.
there WAS more demand from spinners and eX-
norters. Cotton on the spot steady and weak for
future delivery; sales 200. Wednesday, the mar,
ket opened Irregular under unfavorable foreign
news but closed steady; sales 1883; middlings
22kc. Thursday, there was better feeling and
more doing for export; sales 2222 ut 2zhc. les
terday, with favorable Liverpool advices tne mar
ket was firm at an advance Of &c; sales ll2S; MID
ding uplands 2xe. ,,,.,,o or +bo
Our market fell or &c in the middle rsnayn,o o. apS Ins
nnSa yorahIe foreign adyices. Liverpool has de-
cIiaed ia on upands and 6led on Orleans The
arrivals were heavy, amounting to l36, GOO Dales,
mostly American. Contracts for hay and June
nncnea al aIkc, decllaed TO 20]sc, and closed firm
iasI evening at 21Ec. with few sellers. Our dis
latch from New Orleans giving receipts for this
weeS at 2l 200 bales Is correct. There appears to
have been mistake OF 1000 bales in the dispatch
sent by the press agent. Instead OF 26,eSs, as
tclegraphed to the papers here, the figures Should
fn mn
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
PERMANENT CURE OF A PATIENT WHO HAD
SUFFERED FOR FIFTEEN YEARS WITH
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.

This TO certify that the year 1862 Of customers gentle
aged so years who had been afflicted for IS years with Of
kidneys called for Hmbofs Errat Buehu and having
used eight bottles stated that he considered himself pnanea
cured He has hesitation in stating that be received beneSt
Of Hembos Extract Buchu than from the treatment
eminent physicians during the time above stated and recommends
the all who may be suffering from any disease originating from
dorderd Of e hdnys Statements similar to the above have
during the past four
Yours truly, PBARCB FRlENN. Marietta ONO
lThese are the leading Druggists OF Marietta
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE GREAT DIURETIO.

rtised, NAY be elassed As Patent Medicines
BUCHU one Ober presented by every educated
physician for more than
TWO HUNDRED YEARS.
T HELhBoLD cams superior mode Of extracting its virtues
sSs experiments while engaged DRUG
CITY of Philadelphia nineteen since prompted by the alarming In
-,ae Bladder Kidneys Gravel and Urinary Organs
existing in both seIes These diseases were justly attracting
Of Liver any other vital the body
Upon the healthy condition important organs the
bc.hy system and Liver
oqueu, happiness of the entire family depends That
BUCHU upon and Kidneys prepare tsO that
strength active principle his aim 1t must not
made hOuteepes boiling delicate Leaf and
srs principle destroyed by such process 1t must be
srcAre vACUo and Long fresh and carefully selected
TBR SUPERIORITY OF MY MODE OF PREPARATION BEING
ACKNOWLEDGED ship point CAPE OF GOOD
HOPPE where the leaves are gathered large quantities
MY FLUID EXTRACT.
IN FACT, THE ARTICLE STANDS PRE-EMI-
NENT AND Is KNOWN IN ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD.
The sr.t and most important the afflicted remedy
< va. perfectly safe and could be by and children IgnO
rant persons pay attention dose direction. advice might
reson THAT teapOOnu occasionally did good, two wOud
DO be,er and perhaps bottle would cure in day"
MANY have broken down health by dissipation and on this pn
eiple but tbey had been years in doing
What would have understood injury arise from its use
m safe q. any patients must not expect any md
cine to rebuild wrecked or shattered few days
T. truth is 50 seevdeut would unnecessary to repeat it,
ere not the for fact that Of persons who intelligent
in al other matters seem to think unreanab, curative agent
must exhibit its specific Immediately when the fact that time
oaeu an important progress Of safe and thorough cure
even when the medicine working the best results These persons
would erpend HUNDREDS, yes THOUSANDS of DOLLARS, in
articles Of LUXURY and DISSIPATION and think less Of than they
.1.,94s
aBi WORN OUT CONSTITUTION
Notwithstanding the number yr have been engaged business
on .n the pout. Having been druggist append the fol-
iOrirg
FROM THE LARGEST MANUFACTURING
CHEMIST IN THE WORLD:
sIsm acquainted With Mr. H. T. Helmbon He occupied the drug
store Op residence sueeessiul conducting the business
where not been equally 80 before him Ibsvs ayOrAby
impressed With bis chsraeer ard enterprise.
WILLIAM wEIGHTMAN,
Yirm OfPo~en wsightm.p
Manufacturing cbe. Nin.h aud Bro.s ... Pbil,delph.
Nov IS. 1851"
Ipro,Ose to give evidence that tbs Remedy Patent Medicine
To. objection generally lies against all discoveries and Inventions
In medicine Publicity" somebody sbOald discover remedy
pug h inbe Tor cholera consumption What
be to Withheld tBowdge We have yet learn hom
What chopr or verse IN Scripture quok may
oa>r' Of thetr JstIOV-B<a Of 0Sy dissa'e"
lave We asked Pkrks q6eoa prdes, in short 0ho
Dss.e,sd OJ ess Of and all kinds
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
9perial Notices.

FOR MEDICAL PROPERTIES,
SEE JOURNAL OF PHARMACY.
SEE REMARKS MADE BY Dr. EPHRATM Nc.
DowELL. A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN, AND
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR
GEoNS, IRELAND, AND PUBLISHED IN THE
OF THE KING AND QUEENS
JOURNAL.
SEE EDICO-CHIRURGICAL REVIEW, PUB
LISHED BY BENJAMIN TRAvERS, FELLOW OF
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, LONDON.
SEE PROF. DEwEES's VALUABLE WORKS
ON THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC.
SEE REMARKS MADE BY THE LATE CELE-
DRAFTED DIR. PHYsIC, PHILADELPHIA.
AND MOST OF THE LATE STANDARD WORKS
ON MEDICINE.
See Medical Properties DpensatOry the United States
Of which the following 8 s correct COPY:
BUCHU.-Its Odor is strong, disusive aud somewhat
maci its bersh analogous that Of mint It's
given chiefly complaints of the Urinary Organs such Gravel
Chronic Cat,h of the Bladder Morbid Irritation Bladder
Ursh Diseases of the prostate Gland Retention
confluence Of Urine from loss of parts
evacuation h,s also been recommended Dyspepsia Chronic Rhcu
matism, CutsncOu, Affections and Dopsy.
would respectfully refer to the following prominent Wholesale Drug
% most of whom have been engaged business emb.rte
the who win their grow
ing popularity. There preparations that equal their sale
JOHN P. HENRY, No COlegephcc.
W II. sCHIBFFELIN Co, No 10 willsmst
McKEssoN ROBBINS No. 81 PultOnst.
A. B. SANDS & Co. No. 1n wiuismst
HALL L RUCKBL, No. 2Io Greepwichst.
HURD, NAUMANN & MURPHY No. 81 Barcl.y-st
R. W ROBINSON son, No. 1872 BeekmAnst.
TARRANT Co.. No. 27g Greenwch-s.
FRASER & LIE. No. 20 BeeEman.st
HoYT BLANCHARD No. 2o3 Futonst
HALLRT. sBABBR, L BURBANK No l4e Ch.mber.st.
WARD SUTHERLAND Co. No. 19o wiiiam-st
S. R. VAN DUzBR & Co, No a5 Barclsyst
O. IS CRAWFORD No. l19 Fuionst
WHEELER, PATTERSON Co, No 1856 wil,mst
p. c. WELLS & Co.. No 100 fnlon-st
LAzELL MARSH 4 GARDNER, No. 10 GOlist
G. Fl. WHEELER No. Il2 Cbery-.t
C. N CRTTTENTON, No. siIhave.
TESTIMONY.
GREAT SUFFERING.
A PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL OF
TWELVE YEARS STANDING-STONE
PASSED AND TO BE SEEN
BURNSIDE, Conn, Dec l5 1863
D, HELMsoLD-DxAR SIR is with much pleasure that write
upon facts respecting myself do know hardly how
self have been for the last twelve yeaB the greatest sufferer
man could be and ve but more sometimes Others The complaint
WA, the KidReys" and Bladder" have from
twelve to fourteen hours aud wanted make every minute bat
and taken pills. may by the quart also HquOred mecnesi but
found no relief any, and got the last I months was so
that could scarcely get could not rest night day 1t would
soop have been a. up with your sdyermntin
The Berkshire Courier headed Kidneys" read it through aud
thought would try purchased bottle but mind you had not
much faith why should when had been trying many things
that cos, me 80 much Well began taking it, and before hal taken
the first ot, felt bad finished and another BY the time
took half Of the second SILL ppareuiy When walked
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
Special Notices.

EXTRACT BuCHU be decidedly remedy eIsn for ard
all diseases Of the Kidneys and quite confident that will do all JOs
claim for YOu may publish this yos ssire to DO 40
Yours respectfully
EDWIN NJ. FRAZEL,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
Gpcrial Notices.

GIVE PIPTY DOLLARS BOTTLE could get any other
price.
uo earnestly recommend IL to all suffering from this disease
Sincerely yours,
ANNA f.. STOUGHTON,
NO. Ios wEsT-TwBSTY -sgyESTH-sT.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24


but yOu and the community at large to inform you of
the fact permanently cured your medicine after hav
been informed by the 0 three physicians above naed that my dis
incurabe Truly yours, JOHN H. WlGANT'
respectfully refer 10 any citizen OF Hackensack.
City County OF York ssJohn H. Wygant being Of the
village Hatenck County Of Bergen, State Of Neweey being
duly dpOses that the foregoing true to his knowege
(SignoI JOHN IL. WYGANT.
Sworn to before me this 27th day Of April 1870
Commissioner Of Deeds Sew-York City and County,
Nc. 25 Ctambers-st New-York
A CASE OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING.
PnrL,DELPnIA, Penn. June IS, 1861.
H. 7. HRLSBoLD Druggist.
DEAR been sufferer for upward Of twenty years with
gravel bladder kidney affections during which time have used
preparations and been under the treatment of the most en-
nent physicians experiencing but little relief
Having seen your preparations extensively ADVERTISED consulted
family physician regard using your EXTRACT BUCHU
Ibid ts because had used all kinds remedies and had
found them worthless, quite uous in fact despared of
ever getting WE'LL remedies hereafter unless
knew Of the ingredients this that prompted to
remedy As you advertised composed of buchu cubebs and
juniper berries it occurred my physician excellent
bnatOn and with his svce aer of the article and
consulting again with druggist concluded ty it, commenced
to use it about eight months ago. which time confined
room.
From the r bottle sOnshod grafcd the beneficial
effect using three weeks able walk out felt much
like writing to you ny the time but thought
nv improvement might only temporary, and therefore cOneued to
defer and see il would effect perfect knowing that would be
Of greater value to you and satisfactory TO
am now able to report that elected using the remedy
for FIVE months
Ihaye not used any nov for three months and feel well in all
respects + ever did.
Your BUCHU being devoid unpleasant taste aud Oo nice tonic
and nygorator of the system be without whenever
occasion may require its use on such occasions
NJ MCCORMICK.
Should any doubt Mr. Mccomeks statement h. refers to the follow
ing gentlemen
HON. VIM. BIGLER.
Ex-Governor Of PennsyvAnia
HON. THOs. B. FLORENCE,
Washington. D. c.
HON. j. G. KNOX,
ErJudge Philadelphia
HON. j. s. BLACK,
Er,Judee, Philadelphia
HON. ID. r.. PORTER.
Ex-Governor ofPeunsyvani,.
HON. ELLIS LEWIS,
EIJuige, Philadelphia
HON. r.. G. GRIER,
Phiadelphi.
HON. q. w. WOODWARD.
Er,Judse. Philadelphia
HON. w. a. PORTER.
Philadelphia
HON. JOHN BIGLER,
Er Governor Of California
HON. L.. BANKS,
Washington, ID. @.
AND MANY OTHERS II NECESSARY
FROM THE PRINCIPAL PHYSICIAN OF THE
SANITARY INFIRMARY OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
FROM THE PRINCIPAL PHYSICIAN OF THE
SANITARY INFIRMARY OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA
PARisH Ia PoURcHE, La, April

PAEisn la PoURcHE, La, Aphl29, mo-
n uy,urofp esq-DKAR sIRi have In practice usrd I'm
of cases where diseases the Urinary Organs er'e
l5rs Errae OF Buc.u and coalel that have never
1o,n 10 b, used without greatest beaeich results Ii'e con
.d patients pskng Of aud boJ a''nAbi e0nAIN NJ '
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
DIR. KEYSER.
A PHYSICIAN OF OVER THIRTY YEARS En-
PERIENCE, AND A GRADUATE OF THE
JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE,
AND OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
MEDICINE AND SURGERY
OF PHILADELPHIA.


Mr. H. T. HELNBoLD.
DEAR sur In regard question asked to opinion bon
BuCHU should have used and sold the article IN various
form. for the pas. thirty ye. do not think there form
ou Of II have not used used in the various diseases
where such mecate agent would indicated You well
,my, that it has been employed the various diseases
f the bladder and Kidneys and the reputation has acquired
Judgment is warranted by the facts
Ibaye seen and before stated every form fBucHU-he pow
d. leaves ncue fu oosnan, Of prep
,r.ou Of that plant equal yours Twelve experience
ought, think give judge of its merts and without
prejudice or partially give yours precedence all others
Iy.ae YOUR BUCHU effect patients have cured with H.
and seen cured with IT, more the bladder aud Kidneys than
h.y, ever seen cured BUCHU, other proprietary
compound Of whatever
Respectfully yours &C..
GEO. Ii. KEYSER, NJ. D.,
NO I4O wooD.sT., PITTSBURGH, PA.
August H. 1859
CASE OF INFLAMMATION OF KIDNEYS
AND GRAVEL.
FROM MORGAN, FRAZEL L Co.
GLASGOW Missouri. Yeb S, 1903
M H. 7. HsIxBoLD-Dx.R sIRi About years ago "~
troubled with both Inflammation the KJaes and Gravel and
20 several remedies whou, deriving any beneat whatever %
your EXTRACT BUCHU advertised procured f'" '0'''
them Tn, result wa. complete cure in .bod tine regard ''a