The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1870, Page 10

THE WHNTCHBSTER TAX WAR. The Opering of Madison and Berrian Avenues — Highly Important Legal Opinion—The Law in Reference to ‘the Opening of Highways— Rights of Citizens and Ir- remediable Corrupt Legislation, On December 27, 1869, a writ of injunction was wasued by Judge Tappan, of the Supreme Court, re- Sstrainiag the commissioners of the Madison avenue improvement, in the town of West Farms, West- onester county, from proceeding with the improve- Ment,"and at the same time an injunction was served upon the Receiver of Taxes restraining nim from collecting the moneys due as taxes aud as- gessments for the improvement on Madison and Berrian avenues. ‘fhe matter subsequently came before Justice Jo- sepn F. Barnard, of the Second Judicial district, on ‘motion to set aside the injunction, and the following 4# his opinion and decision thereon:— Supreme Cou The People ex rel. John B. Has- kim vs. The Board of Supervisors af Westchester County and Oiners.—There 1s no force in the prelimi- Mary objections made by ihe relator to this motion. ‘he court cap grant or refuse the writ of certiorari, ‘and wheu it is granted by the court without notice $0 the defendants, u8 Was done 10 this case, the court may, upon notice, supersede the writ for good de, It is not necessary that the court which 1s ed to supersede be held by the same Justice who Presided at the granting of the writ ex parte. There are two fatal objections to this writ, irre- spective of the errors alleged to be reviewed and corrected by the writ. First, the relator has no standing in court to prosecute this writ; he 1s simply @ resident and taxpayer of ¢he town of West Farts, and has no concera with the questions pre- sented except as 4 citizen and a person habie to be taxed. He cannot compel te authorities to lti- gate with him the questions he presents in the courts with respect co his riguts, which are cou mon to the whole community, (Doolitue vs. Supervi- Bors Of Broome, 18 N. Y., 155; Roseveit vs. Draper, 23N. Y., 318.) ‘The second objection to the writ is, that 1t removes the record of more than one road opened by the Legislature under alferent laws aid by diferent commissioners and passed at different times. The parties are different. The subject ix duferent, The errors assigned are different. The Judgment may be dierent. Upon the merits lan unable to discover any error am the proceedings. The relator assigns twelve dis- tinct causes for error whici he seeks to review, eleven of which apply to Berrian avenue, in benalf ‘of which this motion ls made by the commissioners appoinied by the Legisiature to open and widen the same. The first is tat tue act was “corruptly procured to be passed for private purnosce aud tn tue interest of a few conspirators.” jo judgment upon this proceeding, no judgment upon any action to be brought by tue relator, can remedy tuisif true, (7 New York Legal Observer, 186.) No evidence is giveu in support of tins charge but the “information aad beilef” of relator, and no return which defendants can make will be permit- ted. They can only return the record, of wich such ‘an allegation forms no part. The next six objec- Mons, tue teni and twelith, are objections to the Jaw ftseit and the proceedings under it, whieh are Driedy tuat ite act is not suMcientiy precise; that | takes private property without compensation; that tie avenue in question was not opened by a two-third yoie of the Legisiature, nor was the same » taid out, nor were the damayes assessed. Lor were the papas flied as required by the generai highway laws. ‘he avenue Was jaid out by tue act itself, The lands were condemnea for @ public u: The necessity ‘Was determined by the wii of the legisiators. All proceedings under general laws were dispensed with, No iand was taken without compensation or designed to be. The act provides for full compen- Satton to all persons where lands are taken. If re- ator has lands which are to be taken and have not Yet been appraised, the commissioners must agree with him or have commissioners appointed accord- ing to law to assess their value. What has been done is only the subject of review uuder these pro- ceedings. What has not been done which should be cau be compelled by proper process. ‘ihe eighth objection, that the: cominissioners appointed by toe Legisiature to open and work the avenue Were not swork cannot be raised by relator; he cannot assume to be the champion of the com- Munity, aud in its behalf challenge the commis- sioners to defend their oMcial acts. ‘The ninth objection is that the act fs “uncopstitu- Uonal and void.” 1 think this 1s not well taken. ‘The eleventh objection bas no reference to Berrian avenue. This writ should be superseded. The tax ia very burdeusome, but tt has been imposed by the Legislature under its unquestionable powers. The eourts can give no reliel, The determiuation of the Legisiature as to the necessity of the avenues as eeeees roads caunot be questioned. Vigilauce may revent future oppressive iegisiation. Alter law’ are enacted ciearly wituin the powers of the Legis- lature to enact, there is no rewedy.. Writ superseded with ten dollars costs. J. Warren Touipkins and Herring & Hall for com- misaiouers; Abel Crook, attorney [or relavor. G£ORGE PEABODY. Programme of the Funeral Cortege in Port- jand—Large Number of Distinguished Pere sons to be Present. PORTLAND, Me., Jan. 28, 1870. ‘The following is tne programme of the funeral cor- tége for the removal of George Peabody’s remains from the City Hall to the cars, on Tuesday, under we @irection of Colonel L. D, M. Sweat:— Marshal; four companies of the Fifth United tates Artillery, two companies of inlantry, he Mame Miitia, ali under the command of General 5. H. Hull and staff, of the United States Army; pall bearers, consisting of the ex- ex-mayors apd ex-presiuents of the Portland Board of (rade, viz:— William: Willis, Joseph Howard, W tl- liam W. Thomas, Neal Dow, James tT. McCobb, ducob McLellan, Augustus Stevens, John B. Brown, T. C. Hersey aud Jonas H, Perley; the funeral car ‘With six men on each-side as bearers, from the United States revenue steamer Mahoning, Nanked by & guard of hover; Getachment of ihe Portland Light Infantry on one side; a deiacbiment of the ortiand Mechanic Blues on the otuer side; the Jamily; committee from the Peabody ‘Trustees of tne Peabody Institute; Trustees of the Peabody Edaca- tional Fund; Admiral Farragut; Governor of Maine; gommander of the Monarch and the Mayor of Port. dand; thé British Consul and the commander of the Plymouth; the Spanish Consul, French Cousui and Engush Vice Consul; sta’ of Admiral Farragut, om- cers of the Engiisn, American and +sbench Navy, ofii- cers of the Huglish’ and United States Army, Judges of the United States aid the State courts; the staff of ihe Governor of Matue, ecutive Council, ex- Governors of Maine, ex-United states Senators and Representatives, senate and House of Representa- tives of Maine, preceded by their officers; the ceie- gation ef the New York Legislature; Mayor and dcie- ‘ation of City Counoil of Baitlmore; United States jarsna! and District Atwgraey; Adjutant General and Attorney General of Mathe; the clerks of we federal and State courts; Collecior of Customs, Postmaster, Collector and Assessor of Ioternal Revenue, OMicers of Customs and Internal Revenue, County Orticers, Aldefmen and Common Council of Portland; committee of reception and sub-committees; commitiees boards of the various de- tments the city government of Port- wd; oft of the Unived States Revenue service; officers of English steamers in port; clergy of the various denominations; the Portland Board of Trade; tie Mercantile Livrary Associauon of Maine; tie Charitable Mecnanics’ Association of Portiand; Society of Natural fustory, Of Portiand Institute , and Public Library; the Grand Army of ube Repub- ye for tue Department of Maine, under the com- mand of General Geo. L. Beal; Bosworth Post, No. 2, | of vhe Graud Army of the Kepubitc, of Portland, ‘under command of Post Commander W. B, Smith. The procession, moving irom the City Hall, will , Bass through severai of the principal streets to the Failroad station, Tne United States troops will ac- , Company the funeral tral, and the procession will March back under military escort to tue Ciiy Hail, and there be di Removal of the Rem Chamberiaip to Receiv , Fations for the Funernl, PORTLAND, M¢., Jan. 28, 1870, ‘The vessels of the Meet were open to-day from ten -@’ciock till four o'clock. The weather was fine and the crowd as large as yesterday. Admiral Fgrragut gave a dinner this afternoon to ahe officers of the fleet. ‘The Goveraor, the Mayor and a few other guests were present. Generais Barnard and Tower and the Peabody fown commuttee have arrived at tie Falmouth House. The Maine Legislature will arrive to-mor- wow morning. At hail-past eleven the rematns will de transferred fram the Mouarch toa steam tender, which will be ficitiowed by the boats of the fleet. Admiral Farra- wut and staff,.in dis fiag sseamer, the Lyden, wiil ring vp the réar. As soon as the body is placed on vowd \he tender the Moparch will fire a gun asa signal, Which will be followed by guns on the Piy- mouth aid Miantonomon at intervals of two min- ‘urea, co be conunucd until! the eemains are placed ta he funeral car. Minuté guus will also be Gred jrom Fort Preble aud the arsenal. At ig ianding the boats -grui close up tn lie and go remaig until the Junera! ee eee, pale hoist fheir fags anc re- urn to their respective ships. “Governor Cuamberlain will receive the remains with @ brief address, and they will then be placed 1p (ne fancral car and conducted to the Hall. The bite gape wil) be formed as follows:—Bhe Portia 5 and of To-Day~Governer Them—The Prepa- ‘Kecblaic Blues and the Poriand Taght Infen- try, ander mand of General Joun Marsnall Brown; tie Ning, Legislature, with Mr. ‘I. S!, Cuaa- $ng and Air, Ma; eilali; the imucral car, atiensled by the committee Wf she Peabody Institute ag pall- Doarers; the relaucye of the degeasod; Admiral dpi j granite to C Prait. Governots, Council, Mayor and the ‘of departments; Captain Conaers and the American squad) coneaien wi nov tothe chy Hall, where LY ‘tke remains will be deposi The ceremonies will Be concludea as soon after twelve o'clock as possi- Peabody Russell is anxious to visit Massachi to-morrow. The haii will be open to the public in the afternoon and evening from three to oly t o'clock, a8 well as during Monday from nine A.M. toseven P. M. The various bodies that are to compose the procession are ordered to assemble at haif-paat eight o'clock on the morning of Tues- day, and the invited guests are to assemble at the into the hall ai hall-past nine precisely. ‘Tho Legisiatare to Leave Augusta in a Body Te-Day. Avausra, Jan. 28, 1876, receiving from the oMcers of the English govern- ment the remains of Mr, Peabody, mittee in Boston, Boston, Jan. 28, 1870, The Baltimore Committee to attend the Peabody obsequies was cordially received to-day by Mayor Shurtleff, and, on the invitation of the Mayor, en- joyed @ steamboat excursion in the harbor, with Other munteipal civiliues, The committee will leave for Portiand wo-night, The Captain of the Hunter Acquitted of Dis- courtesy to the Funeral Fleet. PORTLAND, Me., Jan. 28, 1870, Captain Commerell, of the Monarch, publishes a card vhis morning, saying the statement that the captain of the steamship Hunter, which vessel he »oarded off Montauk, was discourteous is an error. He did not heave to quite as quickly as he might have done, from not knowing what ships they were, but he gave every information to the boarding oMicer and was periectly courteous in every respect. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanne for New York=This Day, 13 | Moon rises...morn 5 39 Sun rises. 7 5 14| High water....eve 7 07 Sun sets. PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 28, 1870, Herald Packages. ®™ The office of the HERALD sieam yachts Taz HERALD, JAMES and JEANNETTE is at Whitehall slip. All communi- cations from owners and consignees to the masiers of inward bound vossels will be forwarded free of charge, OCEAN STEAMERS. DATS OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TRE MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. 188 West at. 7 Bowling Green 40 Broadway. ei paces! Geo Washington Virginia g escent 39 Broadway. 40 Broadway, 15 Broadway. 29 Broadway. 56 Broadway. -|7 Bowling Green 15 Broatway. omer Broadway. 7 Bowling Green CLEARED. Steamsnip Volunteer, Jones, Wilmington, NO—J Lorillard, Bark Rosedale (Br), Grey, Cork for orders—Boyd & Bincken. Bark Bockmann. Bark Ocean Hom Batt Alired (Br). Brandt, Havana—J E Ward & Co. iijams, Cardenas—flatton, Watson & 0. Bark J R Hea (Br), Graham, Matanzas—J Edmiston & Co, White Wing (Br), Porter, Sazna—J Cummins, Brig Charlotte, Cables, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres— Thuyer & Sargent. Brig Renner (NG), Ehren, Rio Janeiro—Funch, Edye & Co, Brig Max (NG), Altman, Rio Janeiro—C Tobias & Co. Brig AB Patterson (Br), Pike, Laguayra and Porte Ca- dello—Dallett, Bliss & ¢ Brig G F Peniston (Br), Wood, Sisal—C E Knox & Co. Brig Alice (Br), Cole, Port au Prince—Brett, Son & Go. Brig GH Mile, Tillotson, Cardenas—Van Brunt & Slaght. Brig Jahn Shay, Baker, Cienf\ ‘A Abbott. bitte Jennie Mosdy (Br), Crosby, Caivarien—S 1, Merchant 30. Brig Montrose, Johnston, ‘Waydell & Co. Brig G Wheelwright (Br), Liverpool, NS—G A Phil- lips & Collins. Brig Whitaker, Colton, Elizabethport—Snow & Richard- Schr Chas Thompson, Hanfleld, Para and a market—L E Amsinek & Co, ‘Schr Laura Pride (Br), Hansell, St Kitts—Jones & Lough. Schr H E Smith, Woodbury, Mayagnez, PR-B J Wenberg. DeHart, Low, Kingston, Ja—Miller & Houghton, , Cnibarien—-¥ Talbot & Co. Schr Carrie’ Walker, MoFariand, Jactsonville—W Ray & Co. Schr Guiding Star, Gray, Brunswick, Ga. Schr Lelia, Foss, Churieston—s C Loud & Co. . be Gara: Bell, Amsbury, Rappabannock River, Va—8C ond & Co. mg John McAdam, Willard, Pocosin River, Va—S C Loud 20. Schr ET Smith, Harvey, Providence—Ferguson & Wood. Steamer J W Garrett, McLaughlin, Baltimore. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Cambria (Br), Carnaghan, Glargow Jan 15, with mdse and 77 passengers, to Henderson Bros. ixperienced strong westerly winds throughout the passage; Jan 45 42, lon 61 10, sigualled brig Saxon (Br), standing 3; 24th, lat 40'S7, lon 61 26, passed a Cunard steamer, bound E; 27th, Jat 40 48, lon 68 49, a National steamer, do! same day, lat 40 47, lon 69 02, steamship Nevada, hence for Liverpocl. Steamship Beckton (Br), Dryden, Naples Dec 24, Messina 29th, Palermo Jan 8, apd (iibraltar th, with fruit, to Header- Had father all age. ee Ent haee jan 25, with m¢ &.Co. Sel Belize, Hon, 91 days, with hides, wood, &c, to Lea} ‘g—veasel to Jed Frye.’ Had heavy NE winds down the bay and split sais, since then fine weather; Jan 17, off Tortugas, spoke brig Stromness, from Belize tor Bostui Schr Elvira A Conant, Brantberg, Jacmel. 12 days, with coltee, cotton, &e, to Morrison & Barton—vessel to Youngs, Smith & Co. "Had rowgh weather moat of the passage; 4 days norih of Hatt Sehr J J Pharo, Soper, Georgetown, DC. Schr A‘H Cain, Simpson, Philadelphia for Portland. , Sobr Evie Davis, Hand, Philadelphia for Boston, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Schr Julia Elizabeth, Candage, Brookaville, 16 days, for 5 F George B Somes, New York, with granite tod Burdett. Schr Richmond, Cobb, Bucksport, 20 days, for New York, one. h, New Bedford for New York, arborn, Niantic River for New York, with ‘Schr Mary J Mead, Thrasher, Taunton for New York. Scyr Tahiba & Hannah, Deming, Providence for New York Be SB Mille, Chapman, New London for New York. Brandywine, Adams, Mystic for New York. Schr Mary € Kiliot, Hoben, Fairhaven for, Virvtals. Schr Eliza A Anderson, Boewer, Hartford for New York, with powder to Hazard Powder Schr © P Shultz, Young, New Hi Sclir Franklia P Hodges, New Haven for New York, Schr Sarah Lavina, Anderson, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Sarub Elizabeth, Lockwood, Oyster Bay for Green- point. BOUND EAST, Behr A P Avery, Ryan, Baltimore for New London. Schr Elwood Doron, Jarvis, Philadelphia for Providence, kehr Fred Tyler, Tyrrell, Port Johnson for New Haven, Schr W Hi French, Low, Port Johnson for New Haven. Schr Gen Marion, Poland, South Amboy for Boston, Schr € Jayne, Gardner, Elizabethport for Providence. Sehr Wm A Morrell, Low, Elizabethport for Providence, Schr Mnrgaretta, Ponder, Eilzabethport ror Bridgopo: Behr Sndge Runyon, Lewis, Ellzabetbport for seigeport. Schr Mariner, Sherring, New York for Greonwich, Schr Haze, McNamee, New York for Greenwich, Sehr Eacort, jew York for Bridgeport. Schr White Rock, Mubbell, New York for Southport. cbr Ki Sammoa, New York for Huntington. Senr Laurel, Davis, New York for Port Jaiferson, en for Elizabethport. SAILED, Ships Frank Filnt, San Franciseo; Eugeni snip Guard; brige Mrlak, Cleufuegos; Belle, M Rewi jen. ‘Wind at suoset SW, light, Havre; US avana; Helen Ipping Notes. The steamship City of Antwerp, Captain Leitch, of the Inman Ine, will leave pier 45 North at 1 PM to-day Saturday) for Queenstown and Liverpool. The Natioval line steamship Denmark, Captain Forbes, will sail from pier 47 North river at 1 PM to-day (Saturday) for Liverpool, touching at Queenstown. ‘The stenmship India, Captain Munro, of the Anchor line, will leave pier 20 North riverat 12 M to-day for Londonderry and Glasgow. The steamship Mississippi, Captain Henry, of the Ner- chants’ Jine, will sail from pier 12 North river at 3 PM for New Orleans direct. Marine Disastera. Surry ANNi® BoyDEN (Br), Nicholson, from Liverpool for Rew Orleans, with salty ia aehore about two railes to the Rortuwest of Pasa-a-l’Olitra bar. Bula MaRrita, of and from St John, NB, for Matanzas, Tatcigiven ashore night of 28d inst at Beaver Harbor, Dighy ‘Co, NS; crew supposed lost, BRIG Anny Tuaxrer, and, p Parker, from Boston for Port- into Portsmouth lower harbor 24th inst, and while Feting under welgh struck on Craft's Rocks, where aho Hes 1 ponition aud will c it Jp an easy pont ome off without datoage when Sour Jutta, Wurrell, from Suffolk, Va, for New York, with cypress wood, pul into Norfolk 20th inst iwaking Dadi; her cargo waa being traushippe to the Warren B ifopin Rich, an the 26th, to aall for New York this week. The Jul will be required to bo hauled ont, as the leak appears to her botom—probably the centreboard well. BoHR PrkOATAQUA, Humphrey, from Baltimore for on, ashore on the Hook. ‘ite Tilantie Submarine Wree om her; i ae lt og yy will have to lighten her Sona Henay G Fay, Prescott, from Calai don, with » vargo wf jump for New Lon- fan spur? on East Chop, Mavor’s office at nine o'clock, Tuey wil be escorted ‘The Legislature will proceed in a body to Portiand to-morrow morning and assist in the ceremony of Arrival and Reception of the Baltimore Cow- bla (Nor), Jensen, Rotterdam—-Wendt, Tetens & "| Holmes’ Hole, at 5 inst, but will probably come off without damage ay Soule continues rboderate, Steam- er Wim Stroud has goue wo her assistance, Mincellancous, Captain Potter, of the brig Henry & Louise, will please accept our thanks for his attentions. ‘Whalemen. A letter from Ci f bark Plati Westport, dated off ai atbayin tl 225, reports that he had shippe 1800 gallons sp ofl by bark Amy, of Nantucket, Was bound to the Off-Shore ground. Alletter from Capt Giford. of bark Greyhound, on Gallipagos ground Dec 1, reports that bark iter oy iad just Pris Tay i wii The Emily & Ada, of Talcabuano, a, en 75 bbls #} jn season. oxen-Nov ab, fat 19 638, 100 96 45, bark Linda Syewart, Sunlth, of Edgartown. ‘On coast of Arabia, no date, bark Elizabeth, Spaulding, of Westport, 40 bbis sp oil and 40 Ibs ambergris this season, Spoken. feb Mary B Staples, of Stockton, Bound S, Jan 2, no It a Foreign Ports. Brack Rrven, Ja, Jan 7—In port schr Carrie Clark, for York in 3 days. DEAL, Jan wed, sbip Europa, Fulton, Callao for wer, *THond Kona, Dee %8—In port ships Malay, Clough, disen- gaged; Sumatra, Mullen, for San Francisco 1dg. x3 aston, Ja, Jan W0~Arrived, bark Farge (Br), Newby, BY ERPOOL, Jan 28—Arrived, ship Southampton, Smitb- ick, Mobile. MANILA, Dee 2—Sasled, ship Shirley, Ferguson, San Fran- cisco. Moxnovta, about Dec 1?—Arrived, ship Goleonda, Baker, Balitmore, all well; 24th, brig Maggie, Hall, Baitimore (a: went down the coast). TALE Bay, CGH, Nov 28—Sailed. bark Mary G Reed, Welt (from Montevideo), Mauritius, with mules, American Ports. BOSTON, Jan 2%—Arrived, steamshy NYork: batke Sharpsburg,’ Royers, 08, Daitey (Br), Taylor, London; Howland, Tucker, Surinam; M B Stetson, siemers, Cienfuegos; 8 W Holbrook, Polleys, Havana; Gertrude, Loud, do; E'A Cochrane, Swasey, vannah; brige es (Hr), Dodge, Accra via Antigua; Al- berti, Harriman, Palermo; Harriet Amelia (Br), Higgins, Tnagia ; Lucida (Br), Bisset!, do via Fortune Isiand; achrs Mary Baker, Ellis, (nagua; Hamlet (Br), Green, St Domingo dana Rokes, Jameson, Georgetown, SU; Rove, Wilmington, NO; Frahk Atwood, Pierce, ‘Tangier; John 8 Detwiler, Grace, Alexandria: BC Scribner, Doane, Baltimore; An y, May, Newcastle, Del; White Sea, Taplor; Red Jacket, Post’ and Justina, Keone, NYork. Below, bark Keyatone, from Antwerp; sehY Jonathan May, from Mobile, Cleared--Ship Calcutta, Sbillaber, StJohn, NB; brigs Annie (ir), Lewiky Haytt; Newton, Bay State, Ashland, Crowell, ang; Robert M A Folaom, M Young (Br), Hilton, Autwer; Jacinta (Br), Marden, Cienfuegos Rich, Trintdad; Angie Amsbury, Loring, NYork. ‘Sailed—Sbip Fred Warren ; brigs Jacinta, EB M Penoell. 28th—Arrived, steamships Etna (Br), Lockbead, Liverpool via Halifax ; Orient briga Novelty, Ha- vener, Metanzua; Ida C, Berry, St Mare; Janet, Pernambuco; achrs Devonia (Br), Jago, Algoa Bay; Clara Smith, Smith, Savannah “Also arrived 28th, steamsbipa Artes, Wiley, Philadelphia; Neptune, Baker, N York: BALTIMORE, Jan27—Arrived, bark Agra, (Br), Holmes, Liverpool; brivs Jeanie Morton, Garaage, Salt Key’ Dudley, Averill, Concepcion; schr Lucy A Orcuit, Hunt, Nassau, In. Cieared—Steamehio Geo Appold, Howes, Boston; sbip Annapolis, Leunon, Liverpool. ‘k Adelaide, Saved—Haurl CHARLESTON, Jan 28—Arrived, steamship Jas Adger, Lyckwood, NYork. die iaieen ae c larazoss ler, York. Pex tiived: achr Blilow, Bond, NYork, Jan achr Moilie Porter, Megath. Hoth—Arrived, achr fheod Dean, Babbitt, Baltimore. A GALVESTON, Jan 20-—-Arrived, sch BG “erry, Birdsall, NYork, Cleared—Steamahip Gulf Stream, McCreary, NYork; park Mozart, Julicher, Bremen ; brig Win Mallory Jr, Wilbur, New York. FORTRESS MONROE. Jan 38--0f, ship Sunrise, Luce, frou Callao, and ordered to NYor! Pasi ka Inca, Kenjes, from Bremen for Baltt more Liverpool for do; East Lom B le : do for do; Chanticleer, Reaves, Navausa for do; bri Ballin, Minnie Miller, Anderson, ang’d Foltedo, Piuaames, Matanzas or do. HOLMES’ HOLE, Jan 26, AM-Suiled, brig Thames; echr hite Sea, PM—Arrived, schr E K Dresser, Reed, Baltsmore for Les- ton. Sailed—Bark § W Holbrook. 2ith-Arrived, brig Ida (Br), Perry, St Mav sclirs Montezuma, Low, Norfolk tor Hyanni son, Jameson, Boston for Baltimore; Virginia, Philadeiphia; James A Crooker, Chealey, Wiscasset core, Hunt, and Redington, Gregory, Ro: for NYork; Alligator, Wooster, Calais for do; Ada Loursa (Br), Holder, NS, for do; Favorite (Br), Jenkins, Cornwallis, Unexpected (Br), Ludiow, St John, NB, for 9'AM—Sailed, brig IdajO; schra E K Dresser, Monteznma, LAVAOCA, Jan 1i—Sailed previous, scbr Auna Sheppard, Weeden, Pensacola, 5 2—Arrived, achr Edith. Randall, NYork. ip New Lampedo (Lr), Cronk, Liverpool. NEW ORLEANS, Jan %2—Below, brig Navariao, Blood, from Baltimore. Cleased-Ship St James, Goodwin, Liverpool; barks Yaabel (Sp), Tamasino, and Mataro (Sp), Mataro, Barceloni gins dr) Shaw, Lirervoo!; brig Qriou, 2Taspe, London ; echr for Boston; Olver Jame: Cleared— exter Washburne, Harkness, Havana, 28d—Arrived, steamship © W Lord, Hobart, NYork; ship Charlotte (NG) Gatjen, Amsterdam; ‘bark Argean, Lindsey, Marseilies; ir Gleaner, Leitch, Ruatan Isiand, ‘Wh —Arrived, steamships Casilla (sr), Thomas, Liverpool via Havana; Victor, Gates, NYork; schr F G Russell, Clarke, do. Cleared—SMp Leonora, Griffin, Liverpool. SouTHwrst Pass, Jan 22—Arnved, ship Sarawak, Rich- ardson, Liverpool; Uarka Mary Ann, Hatabtin, do; Gulpu- zeoano, Grand, Bordeau: 2th—Arrived, ahi x. Koomar, Grin, Liverpool; James Montgomery, Perkins, Antwerp; John Elis, Delap, Ardros- sailed, steamships Geo Washington, Crescent City; schr Dexter Washburne, ABE-A-L'OUTRE, Jan 22, 6 PM Arrived at the bar, wtg orders, bark J W Baras (ist), from Boston. Arrived inside, and wig orders, bark Ebenezer (Not), from Porto Rico, in Dallast. NORFOLK, Jan 25—Arrived, achrs A Whitmore, Grose, Rockland ; Julia, Duvall, Suffolk for NYork, NEWPORT, Jan 26, PM—Arrived, schrs Mollie Porter, Me- thlin, Fall River for Baltimore; William Butler, Knowles, Providgnce for Tangier. ‘27th, 8 AM—Arrived, dchs Silas Brainerd, Buell, Elizabeth- ort. pated Brig Christa C Colson, Payson, New Orleans for ton, ‘2 PM—Arrived, schrs H Atwood, Foster, Boston for St Mary's; R L Tay, Baker, Weehawkon for Boston; Richard R Higgins, Paine, Boston Tor Norfolk; Geo B Pierce, Poole, fom for NYo rk. PENSACOLA, Jau 20—Arrived, ship British Trident (Br), Armatrong, Mobiie, Cleared 18th, ‘¢ Irma, Marshall, Havana; briga Nellie n, Matanzas; 19h,’ Selma, Hapenny, Ha- ‘goth, PHILADELPH! Gain, Nickieson, Montevideo. 1A, Jan 27—Arrived, bark Marianna I (Port), Santos, Lisbon ; Cleared—-Barks Peddler (Dan), Jansen, brig Maria White, Bryant, Cardenas, enon; Medora, Reed, Cork or Faimouth for orders; brig’ Abble G Titcomb, Marston, Samana Bay, with 600 tons steamer coal; schr J ? Alburger, Corson, Mobile. PORTLAND, Jan 25—Cleared, schra Ida F Wheelor, Dyer, Sagua; Margie, McFadden, Matanzas, ‘Einarrived, barks Archer, Tibbets, NYork; Delaware, White, Demarara; brigs S C Kirby, Barnam, Sagua; Cant- ma, Coombs, Baltimore; schr David Maxton, from Elizubeth- rte PROVIDENCE, Jan 27—Arrived, bark Leontdas, Gates New Orleans; schrs Ben) T Crocker, Harding, and ‘WH ¥ Hackett, Robbins, Norfolk; Phebo & Emma Small, Kilig, and Sarah R’Smith, Cobb, Nansemond; Martha, Smith, and & M Dullield, Rayner, Elizabethport. Salled—Schra Ridgewood, Derrickson, Georgetown, SC; Mary Fletcher, Tracey, and Ella, Gray, Elizabethport. R CHMOMD, Jan S—Arrived, ach "SH Lockwood, Shar- rett, NYork. Salled—Schr H A Hunt, Peterson, Mobile. ROCKLAND, Jan 20—Sailed, schrs Old Chad, McClintock, Norfolk; Zlst, Bedabedec, Hix, and Redington, Gregory, New York ; Herald, Hall, do; 24th, A Jameson, Uaniage, do. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 28—Arrived, steamabip’ Constitu- tlon, Panama; bark Una, Baltimore. Cleared—Ships Leicester, and Vanguard, Liverpool; oark Silver Cloud, do. SALEM, Jan 26—Sailed, schra Bedabedec, Rockland for NYork Shepherds Belfast for dos American Chief, nd for do. eared, schr Stephen Morris, New vane; Tubal Georgina, and Rudington, Roc SAVANNAH, Jan 2%—Ci York. WILMINGTON, NO, Jan 28—Arrived, tor, Pennington, NYork; Win P Clyde, do. steamships Regula- MISCELLANEOUS. T. HELMBOLD'S ‘CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BUCILU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. ‘Phe proprietor trusta that bi is remedies, from the fact lagend as 2 of being advertised, may not be potent medicines, Buchu, in one form or otier, haa been «resented by every edueated phystelan for more than TWO HUNDRED YEARS, . T, HELMBOLD claims @ superior mode of extracting {ts virtues. ‘The experiments were mai while engaged in the DRUG@ business in the city of Philadelphia, nineteen years ago, prompted by tho alarming increase of diseases of the bladder, kidneys, gravel and urinary organs, existing in both sexes. These diseases were attracting as much attention as diseases of the liver or any other organ of the body. Upon the sound and healthy condition of these organs, the nervous syatera and liver were involved, and the happiness of the en- | ture human family devended. ‘The BUCHY, acting favor pon both liver and kidneys, to prepare it, so that it would retain its strength and active $ rably U principle, was bis aim. It must make tea—by boiling. It is a Principle would be destroyed by such a process. g 5 it he made as housekeepers lolleate leaf, and its active | It must be prepared in VACUO, and of the long ieaf, fresh and carefully selected, ‘This done, we now ahip to the point where the le: originally gathered large quantities of FLUID EXTRACT. The article stands pre-eminent and is known in ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. The first and most important object was to offer to the af- flictad a remedy that was perfectly safe and could be taken by adults and children. Ignorant persons whopay no attention to dose, direction or advice, who might reason, “That if a teaspoonful taken occasionally did good—two would do bet- Ad perhaps a bottle would cure in a day.” Many have broken down theur he Ith by dissipation,and on years ip doing 80, Shia principle, but they bad What I would bave understood ia that no injury can arte by its use, Ibis ae eafe as any article of foo, but patients must not expect any medicine to rebuild © wrecked or shattered constituton in s few days and perhaps with » eln- gle bottle. Notwithetaadiog the number of yeery J have been engaged MISCELLANEOUS. Pn ate weasiae a aDaeacacas at 4m business, there may be those located ate distance that ‘ay not be aware of all the facts and wonld like to be satis- fied on all the pointe, Having been educated a druggist, I append the following, FROM THE LARGEST MANUFACTURING CHEMIST IN THE WORLD. I am acquainted with Mr, H. 7, Helmbold. He ogcupied the drug store opposite my residence and was successful in conducting the business where others had not been equally so before him. I have been favorably impressed with bis character and enterprise. WM. WEIGHTMAN, firm of Powers & Weightman, Manufacturing Chemists, Ninib and Browning sureets, Phila- delphia. Nov. 15, 1864. I propose to give avidence that this remedy is not a Patent Medicine, The objection which generally lies agatoat all dis coveries and snventions in medicine te “publicity.” If some body should discover a remedy to prolong life, or an infalll- ble cure for cholera or consumption, what a monster would he be to withhold bis knowledge! We hate yet to learn from what ebapter or verse in Scripture to quote, ‘that men may not heal others of their fellow men of any disease.” Nor have we asked Ecclesiastical Pickwicks, affected prudes, or, in short, men who are possessed of avery kind of sense but common sense, and all kinds of opinions but their own. The Bucbu is a good thing—It has hundreds of thou- | sands of living witnesses to atvest ite virtues and commend it. It ta the prejudice of bigots and the envy of “Quacks.” Come, Hypocrisy, shut thy slanderous lips—let justice be done. ees We offer the following evidence :— SBE JOURNAL OF PHARMACY, SEE REMARKS MADE BY Dr. EPHRAIM McDOWELL, A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN, AND MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, TRELAND, AND PUBLISHED INTHE TRANSACTIONS OF THE KING AND QUEEN'S JOURNAL. SEE MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL REVIEW, PUBLISHED BY BENJAMIN TRAVERS, FELLOW OF ROYAL COL- LEGE OF SUROEONS, LONDON. SEE Prof. DEWER'S VALUABLE: WORKS ON THE PRACTICE OF PHYSIC. pepe! SEE REMARKS MADE BY THE Latk CELEBRATED Dr. PHYSICK, PHILADELPHIA. And most of the late Standard Works on Medicine. See Medieal Properties contained in Dispensatory of the United States, of which the following is a correct copy :— BUCHU.—Its odor is stror ts taste is bittertsh and anatogous to that of mint. It g, diffusive and somewhat aro- matic te given chiefly in complaints of the Urinary Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, morbid irritation of the Bladder and Urethra, ases of the Prostrate Gland, and Retention or the Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of tone in the parts concerned in {ts evacuation. It bas also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cu- taneous Aifections and Dropsy. TPEsTINoNy. pee CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS! STANDING. STONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN, SAVANNAM, Tonn., May 14, 14°. Dr. HT, HeLwnonp:— Duaz 81R—We introduced your “Fluld Extrack Buchu" 1p this country about eight months ago, and are happy to state that {t is mecting with .universal favor. We wish to inform you of one instance (among mauy) where your “Buchu has worked wonders. A man in our county named J, B. Estell had been suffering about five years with gravel. About six weeks ago he bought of us one bottle of your “Buchu,” and before he was through with one bottle he passed a gravel that eight grains, which we now have on exhibition in our drug store. He says that he will never be without the “Buchu”” in hia houso agatn. Your preparations are gaining favor Very respectfully yours, &c., ECCLES & HINKEL, Droggists. every day. JURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION OF LONG STANDING—STONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN, Wrsrrort, Conn., Sept. 6, 1869. | H, T. HEtMno, Faq. :— Dean Sin—I commenced taking your “Extract of Buchu’ about two weeks since for an affection of the Gravel, bladder and kidneys. I have suffered by spells, very much for a few days past, But yesterday relief came through the effect 0 your‘ Buchu.” A stone passed from my bladder about the size of @ LARGE PEA, und I now feel perfectly well and en- tirely free from the pain thut I have suifered with “ao hard.” attribute my eure to your medicine entirely, and would re- commend al) persona similarly a(Bicted totry it. Lhave great faith in ite curative powers. Yours, truly, THOMAS J. BENNE REFERS TO Rev. WILLIAM COGSWELL, Westport, Coan, J. L. G, CANNON, Druggi Westport, Cona, H, B, WHEELER, Esq., Westport, Coan. BRADLEY HULL, Westport, Conn, Dr. WAKEMAN, Reading, Coon, R. W. ROBINSON, Whol And many others if necessary. R. KEYSER. ‘A PHYSICIAN OF OVER THIRTY YEARS’ EXPERI- ENCE, AND A GRADUATE OF THE JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE AND OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY OF POILADELPHIA,. T. jale Druggist, New York city, Mr. H. T, Hetunoip:— Dran Sre—In regard tot ion asked mo a8 tomy opinion about Buebu, I woul the article in various forms for the past thirty years. I do cy that I have used and sold not think there Is any form or preparation of iI have not used or znown to be used in the various diseases where such medicate agent would be indicated, You are aware, as well ‘as myself, that it has been extensively employed in the various diseases of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputation {t bas acquired, in my judgment, is warranted by the facts. I have seen and used, as before stated, every form of Buchu—the powdered leaves, tineture, fluld extracts—and I am not cognizant of any preparation ef that plant at all equal to yours, Tweive years’ experience ought, I think, to igive me the right to judge of its merits; and, without preju- I value your Buchu for its efiects on patients, Ihave cured with it, and seen cured with ft, more diseases of the bladder and kidneys than I have ever seen cured with any other Bucba or any other proprietary compound of whatever Respectfully yours, &c., GEO. H, KEYSER, M. “TO Wood atreet, Pittsburg, Pa. pame, Ava@onr 21, 1865, a EN SE REAT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAL, JANUARY 28, 1858. Nr. H. 7. Heumnoup:— ~ DrarBiz—Your communication requesting our terms for advertieing was duly received, but froma prejudice I had formed against advertising “cures for secret diseasoa” fs was left unanswered. During au accidental conversation in a drugstore the other evening my mind was changed on the character of your Buchu. It was then bighly commended for other diseases by two physicians present. Enclosed please find our rates of advertizing. Yours, &c, 7h. B. H, BTENHOUSE, Euitor and Propristor of Daily and Beal Weekly Telegraph, MISCELLANEUUS. (\URE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION OF A PATIENT BEVENTY-EIGHT YEARS OF AGE, THANKS TO Ni. HELMBOLD, ~Grranp, Pa., March 81, 1869. Evrron CosmoporiTE—I desire, as an unsolicited tribute to the merits of Helmbold’s Buchu, and for the benefit of those similarly aflicted as myself, to say that, after consult- ing many eminent physicians and trying nearly all the best advertised remedies, in the vain hope of finding rellef from ‘aggravated kidney aud bladder diseases, from which I have suffered excessively for many years, good fortune ‘finally suggested to me Helmboid’s Buchu, whiob I commenced using with little faith and no apparent beneficial results for abouta month. At the expiration of that time, however, I thought I commenced to experience alight relief, which en couraged me to. persevere in its use, and now, at the expiration of four months, although I am an infrm | old man, nearly seventy-cight years of age, and con- pie — aro sequently medicines cannot be expected to favorably effect me as they otherwise would, Ihave found such un- speakablo relief and permanent benefit from Mr. Helmbold's valuable discovery that feel { ought to publiciy record the fact, as an acknowledgment to him ana a valuable suggestion tothe public. Yours respectfully, D. M. LAREN, Mr, Laren refers to the following gentiemen:— Colonel DAN RICE, Girard, Pa. CHARLES STOW, Lsq, Girard, Pa, Editor Cosmo- polite, very GEORGE H, CUTLER, Girard, Pa., Attorney. ©. I. HINDS, Girard, Pa., Atiorney. Captain D, W. HUTCHINSON, Girard, Pa, Attorney. DAVLD OLIN, Girard, Pa., Merchant, . | C. | Mr. 1. bottles dediy t ‘AHWAY, N. 9 DEG. 9, 1600, \We, the undersigned, are well acquainted with H. Me Freeman, of Rahway, and ‘Bhow that be bas been fora long time suffering—in the Wort possible form for the past fous years—and that be bas bign entirely cured by the use of “Helmbold's Buchu.” above statement, and the seve —nue. ee PN ND AO J. W. SAVAGE, Bx-Mayor. FRANK LA BAU,Preaident of Counell, WILLIAM RICHARDS, Clerk of Council PETER A. BANTA, Coinciiman, W. J. BROWN, Councilinig, J. 8, 8. MELICK, Counciimas, LEWIS HOFF, Counotiman, J. B, STRYKER, Merchant, City HALL, Mayon's OFFIOR, Bannan Rg ‘This will certify that Iam personally acquainted with H. Freeman, and am cognizant of the facts asset forth fn the | persons whose signatures reunto attached are al] known to me. JOHN F, WHITNEY, ———~ Mayor of Rahway, N. J. ASE OF INFLAMMATION OF KIDNEYS AND GRAVEL. rom MORGAN, FEAZLE & CO. GLAscow, Mo., Feb. 6, 1888. | T. HetanoLp DEAR S1R—Avout two years ago T was troubled with both inflammation of the Kidneys and Gravel, when I resorted to several remedies without deriving any benefit whatever, and seeing your EXTRACT BUCHU advertised, I procured « few and used them. The result was scomplets eres short time. I regard your EXTRACT BUCH he best remedy extant for any and all iy. diseases Kidueys, and I am quite confident that it will do all you DAVID E, DAY, Girard, Pa., Merchant, for reg AY puoi Cis If yOu i ee ABEL ©, F. ROCKWELL, Girard, Pa., Merchant, : — NITED STATES HOSPITAL, SALISBURY, N. Q B,C. ELY, Girard, Pa., Draggtst. — March 10, 1866, A CASE OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING, HLT. B Dear Sin—I wish HRLMLOLD, Esq., Philadelphia, Pa. :— nijou to-aend me ue dozen of vou PHILADELPOLA, Penn,, June 26, 1867, Sarsaparilia Extract, ana half a dozen of your Rose Wash. = — Allow me to say that Fone peepareione are very satisfac H.LT. HELMBOLD, Druggist. tory, not only to the praclitioner, but also to the patient, Isball endeavor to bring them into untveraal use in this Drak Str—Ihave been a sufferer for upwards of twen ty | of the counti years with gravel, bladder and kidney affections, {during whieh time I have used various medical preparations and been under the treatment of the most eminent physicians, ‘Please. forward these medicines again as before, ©. 0, Du, per express. T Aut ar, very respectfully yours, £5 | emaeay Surgeon ‘in ‘charge of hospital. experiencing but littie relief. Having seen your preparations extensively advertised I cons ulted my famtly physician in regard to using your Bx- HLT. tract Buchu, p I did this becanso J bad used all kinds of advertised remo- dies and had found them worthless, and some quite {a- jurions; in fact, I despaired of ever getting well, and deter- mined to use no remodias hereafter unless I know of the ingredients, remedy. Tk was this that prompted me to use your | 10 w As you advertised that it was composed of buchu, Feurvany 12, 186 c= OF NERVOUS PROSTRATION AND DECLINE OF A YOUNG LADY. HELMBOLD— have been giving your Extract Buchu to my Daughter, who has been tinable to «leop, ver; tite, engral debility and rapt ily failing into decline in fake consim our Buchu by # highly respectable lady of this place, whi faa given it to her son with complete succes, = daughter had been troubled for a lon urchased one bottie some eight weeks since, which lasted one week, and frot which she recelved great'benefit, and induced me to purebi one-ualt dozen bottles and my family physiefan to no avail, two weeks sine nervous, logs of ap) ion was taiked of. I was recommended to who tine. I pi asIhad tried many other remed! aor Ay one byt ee she bas taken the last bot and at on of its, complete aucceae, Very tral) to inform io. M. MARSHALL, Germantown, Pa. cubebs and juniper barries, itovcurred to me and my physt- clan as au excellent combination, and, with his advice, after au examination of the articl nd consulting agein with tne I commonced to use it druggist, I ooncluded to try about elgbt montba ago, at which time i was contined to my room, From the first bottle was astoniebed and gra! Dr. 1 dat the beneficial effect, and after using it tires weeks was able to walk out. Ifelt much like writing to you a full statement A Penn CURE OF GRAVEL OF TWELVE YEARS’ STANDING— STONE PASSED AND . TO BE SEEN. Buxnstve, Conn,, Dec. 15, 1869. PLMEOLD -— Drax St—it is with much pleasure that I write you upon facts respectin, iene myselt. he greatest suff times than others, and “bladder.” I have been sometimes ‘from t self, Ido not know hardly how to exy ‘ave been for the past ten or twelve yeard er man could be and live; but more som Tho complaint was tue gravel, “iid very id ranted to make water of my case atthe time, but thought my improvement might | giuuice but could mole Have “cousulled. dostorss th in Massachusetts and this pint and taken only be temporary, and therefore concluded to defer and | pills, I may say, by the quart; also liquored medi- cines; sco if 1t would eifect » perfect cure, knowing that it would bo of greate: 1am now able to report that the remedy for five months, @ to you and more satisfactory to me. effected after using cure | ON, i en tt ‘Ihave not used any now for three moatha, and feel as well bi hi | 1p all respects as I ever did, Your Buchu being devoid of any unpleasant taste and | place, tryin; works odor, ® nice tont. and invigorator of the system, I do not mean to be without {t whenever occasion may require its use im such affections. M. McCORMICK. Should any doubt Mr. McCormick’s statement, be refers to the following gentiemen :— Hon, WILLIAM BIGLER, ex-Governor of Fennsyivania. home. charel with I | last six months. I was so that I could T could not, reat night or day. heen all ap with meit tha thought T would iry it, f purchased a bottle, But, and thought I woutd try it, chase ad Mth tn i jbut I finished it and got began inking it, andbefore Thad taken the iat aif the second I still got worse walked the seeond, that I had Hartlord on He said it was the neck of the bi to undergo an operation. He bs Thad not taken turn continued using the * passed the ugliest stone or gravel you ever ax although I was feelin but found ho relief from aby, and got worse the G had not seen your advertisement im ire Courier, headed “Kidneys.” I read 3 thro ugh. Thad ad not much fal Why should J, when I hi y things and cost me 60 much ? wank By the time! Frying 80 anotber. (Spparentin. When it seomed as if my right kidney was falling from i and I feit really bad. I felt so, before I had Onish made up my ‘ilnd. 1 was of. 00 any more—ond all this time the Buchu was but I did not know it; so I gave itnp and to Saturday to one of the best doctors in city. jder, and I should have ave me medicine, and 1 wen’ quite downhearted. On Sunday I was scrape go to of his medic on my tcternoou over juchu,” and in tt COT feces which collected together. d turtle, and is as bard as fmt B was domg {ts work, ‘another bottle, little 80 badly, I procure: Hon. THOMAS B. FLORENCHE, Philadephia, thinking there might some more being j bat singe tnak ena Tey hi d, i el wee! Sunday, ve Hee te eee ele been? as well over {was In By te Thave th tions se- ly wray nd thoge who have seen it in place are Hon. J. & BLACK, Philadelphia. surprised. cannot tell you all, but this Se a trus story of Hon. D. R. PORTER, ex-Governor of Pounsylvaais, Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, Philadelphia, ‘case and you are welcome to make such use of my as you think proper. tty well knowy in Marka, also in Connecticut, publiah more? The Springfield Reputtionn is a widongrend I am The miterieensat saved me, Hon. R. C. GRIER, Prtouia ee Sry aes Ts repre this Hon. G. W. WOODWARD, Piiiadelphia, lime, 90 I remain your ever welt wtih, Paper Maker, Hon. W. A. PORTER, Philadelphia, ; recht Hon, JOHN BIGLER, ex-Governor of Califarats, De: Whtahn North’ Hon. E. BANKS, Washington, D. C, Aaa. Biscubrides, ‘And many others if necessary. Br JACGUER ‘ucktand ‘Corser, Joon. Dr. Bi FORD, Hartford, Conn. QS HUNDRED DOLLARS wouLD BE GIVEN FOR A BOTTLE IF NECESSARY, KAUWAX, N. J., Dec. 2, 1869, wT. H. T, HEtapoup, Enq. Dzaz S1m—1 take grout pleasure in sending you a certifi- | | cate, in addition to the many you have received from suifer- ing humanity. I can scarcely find language sufficiently strong ‘All of whom treated me for I ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, PATABLISEED: UPWARDS OF NINETEEN YEARS, PREPARED BY HELMBOLD, AT HIS DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSES, 594 Broadway, New York, and 104 South Tenth street, Phila- dolphia, Pa, BL delivered to any address. Sold by ‘None are genuine unless done up in sicel engr: per, with fac simile of my chemical warebous Price, aix bottles for #6 to express my heartfelt gratification at the wonderful cure | your “Buchu” haa effected. Forfour years I bave suffered beyond description, All my triends (with myself) came to free. BSOLUTE courts of diferent States; legal everywh tion, &c., saflicient cause. No charge in advance, A DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE. here. Deser- dvice way. ¥. I. KING, unsellor-at-law, 303 Bi the conclusion that my case was incurable, Accident placed your advertisement in my hands. I commenced taking your “Buchn,” I followed the directions, and, to my utter aston- ishment, before I had taken seven bottles of your valuable medicine (I would give ond hundred dolars a boitle if I could not getit atany other price) Iam enttrely cured. I most curnestly recommend it to all those sufferiug from dis- é ease, J have told many persons to take your valuable medi- cine, and they are doing so with great success. Any infor- mation my fellow citizens may require will be freely given idence, 78 Milton avenue, Rab- | by the subscriber, at bis resi way New Jersoy. H. M, FREEMAN, Councliman Third Ward, City of Rahway. EW YORK STATE VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE, COR- er of Fifth avenue and Seventy-aizth sirest, Centras Park. A HOME AND SCHOOL FOR THE SONS OF DE. CEASED SOLDIERS. 7: HELMBOLD:— ‘Two bottles only of the package of your valuable Buchu presented to the Insiltute have been used by tne children e case of our little Lieuten ant A. J,, bis pride is no louger mortifigg and he is free from the dafiy morning avathemas of the cliambermaid who be ; charge of his bedding. 1 feel thet a knowledge of the result of our use of your Buchu with the children under our charge maytave many a superintendent and matron of boarding. asylums @ great Il] ollie free. Ss and with perfect success. In sohoo!s ai jount of annoyance; and ‘many @ poor obiid, suffering more from weakness than from habit, may be spared punishmont that is (not knowing ft as a woakness instead of abad babit) most unjustly inficted upon them, Thanking you on behalf of the children, and hoping others may be alike benefited, Iam respécttvily yobrs, “—~ coLoNEL vouNa, aperintendent snd Director, SUNE 16,2866, mien: OF A DISTINGUISHED MIDWIFE, DELPHIA, August 18, 2869. Ihave used your Extract Bucha with many of my patients, and can speak of it in the highoe terms in every cane, and consider its valuable romedy, and one that should be iu the hands of every widwitle. Very trul; STN TO® REBECCA BIAKTON .M. D, he HriMpoup. K FOR Li None genuine without the signature of Baron Liebig, inventor, and of Dr. Max Von Petiankofer, delegate. Re Bonse,” may b 120 Le: street, BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE Courts of dilferent States; legal everywhere. tion, &e., sufticiont cause, advice free. GREAT STORY OF fateh IN THE EMPIRE CITY. entitle “@HE aPPLE GIRL or. THE EIGHTH AVENUE, Desere No fee in advance; no publicity; . HOUSE, Counsellor, &c., 78 ua out on Monday next, in the FIRESIDE COMPANION, 1G'S COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MRAT. J. MLLHAU'S SONS, 183 Broadway, pO RI IE occ Meerill i. GES are RCI TE BARGAINS IN TEAS, COFFRES, FLOUR, MOLASSES Syrups and all kinds of Gr Soi by the'pottad, packaze or cargo and the THOMAS K. AGNEW, 260 Greenwich street, Now York. eries and Provistons.— rarranted to suit the palate ‘a wekets of the millon. E. B, FOOTE, AUTHOR OF “MEDICAL COMMON ‘consulted in person or by letter at bie lugtou avenue, coraer of East Twenty-eight, ‘Oilice bours from 10 A. M. till 4 P.M, Consultation lI SUE III lll; a ny ENLAR S | | i “AND IMPROVED, Sigwant i. Wooprors, 2Dnen