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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

INSPECTION OF HoRsEs, MULES AND CATTLE
In the Board OF Common Council on Monday
evening Mr.. Pau introduced bill providing for
an Inspection OF horses, mules and cattle, fol-
| lows
Be u enacted, &c, That Immediately after the
advice and consent Of the Board Of Aldermen,
shall appoint an Inspector Of horses, mules and
the limits of this corporation, said appointee to
be a graduate of some veterinary college.
during the pleasure OF the Mayor, and shall re.
seiys no othe. compensation than the fees pro-
Sec. Q. That for the examination Of all horses
and mules the sum Of tfty cents each, and for all
cattle twenty-five cents each, shall be paid by
the owners thereof to the inspector he iurnish-
ing a certificate and retaining a copy thereof,
| bound In book form, dated and numbered con.
secutiyely, and that all horses, mules, or cattle
| Sec. 4. That the said inspector shall have free
access to all stables, yards, or slaughter-houses,
siSnders or isrcy, the same hall be Immediately
be killed at once on the spot, and the slaughter
Sec. 8. And be Il further enacted That no person
| or persons living within or out Of the city Of
Washington shall furnish milk within the said
| said Inspector at least once month, which In
spection shall also include the kind OF feed given
| and he shall produce a certificate thereof when
called for. For the examina alton OF dairies within
the city limits the said inspector shall receive a
lee oil twenty cents for each animal, and twenty
FIVE cents when outside the city limits; such fees
| to he paid by the owners thereof.
Sec. 0. That all stables or other buildings where
| glandered horses, mules or cattle have been
kept, that tho said Inspector shall see that such
stable or buildings are thoroughly cleaned at
| the expense Of the owner or owners thereof.
| Sec. 7. That the said inspector shall make a
| quarterly report to the Mayor Of his labors, and
| Of such facts and suggestions rs may seem to
| him proper.
Sec. s. That any person violating any provisions
OF this act, or hinderng the inspector In the per-
| Torrance Of his duties, shall pay a fine of not
| ess than five dollars and not more than twenty
| dollars for each and every offence, upon COM
plant before any justice OF the peace OF Wash
| lngton, d, O., said fines to be turned over and
accounted for as other zines.
| WASTING POTOMAC WATKR.--Offlcer Harris,
| OF the Sanitary company, took Bladen Forrest
| before Justice CLARK, on Monday. He was fined
70. Joseph Richards and Edward Dooly, colored,
were before Justice Clark on the same day, in
charge Of Otfcer Mullins Of the Sixth precinct.
| They were fined ~ each.
ASSAULT AND THREATS OF vIoLEscE.-ofacer
| Lorln, Of the Fifth precinct, arrested John p.
| Hilton, on Monday, charged by Sarah Miller
with assaulting her, and by George p. Smith
with threatening him. In the hrst case he was
required to give bail for court by Justice Bates,
and in the last security to keep the peace.
| DRUNK AND PRopASE-Henrictta Coleman
was arrested on Monday by Officer Marders, OF
| the First precinct. Justice Tucker fined her ~.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

q. ALYREp HALL, Esq, Secretary of tho Col
umbia Cooperative Building and Deposit Asso.
citation, announces that meeting will be held
on Friday evening, Jan. 3lst,l at Temperance
Hall.
HON Huom l.. BosD, Of Baltimore, will lecture
before the Young Mems Christian Association
this evening, at Mctzerott Hall. Subject: "Man-
illness an essential element OF Christian char.
acter."
The UNIVERSAL PEACE CoSvEsrIoS have
meetings on Thursday and Friday OF this week,
at Harmonisi Hall, Woodward Block, 3ls Penn
sylvania avenue. The Hutchinson Family will
be In attendance.
J. W. SELBY Il Co, No. s23 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., south side near Seventh street, announce
their annual closing-out sale OF fall and winter
dry goods at greatly reduced prices. The an.
nouncement commcnds itself to the especial
attention of our lady readers.
PHILP & SoLoNoSs' metropolitan book store,
No. 1872 Pennsylvania avenue, have a few more
tickets for the readings Of Charles Dickens
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Tuv Axxr., Mvvrtsa, p rup w .su,xnrov
CiTr ohrH nm asfLrM Wa beia iast evening
Ths chiiL,en If Ia hsvi,n n,,mhnfna aIo;
sa ne ,rnr. ., es nunIhs ABOUT
seseny, WIZ gtesen,: ne.. WI; huu,soh opened
tne mee ss WIN Pr"Ser' "coruihg 10 TUE Rps
eoes. service rNh .,,,,ror ,D,., a.. ,.,,..,, -,
Mr. slSishnaS sang hossnnah, "Blesssa i he Ss
The Rev" AZ Mddson u them .e reaS tho ss, nm,
nHsi report dr 81 q. b2ara OF Manager The re-
p,, snino ' ~ AZ "as ~. Vhe ease OF Sc
The matron IN charge, Miss Wanneli, Is highly
The i%siitatiSq: The day school Tor The psst
year mas peeh III ehatBe OF Mss CORNELL and tho
There are ninetyono pUpis IN regular 0 stte
dsnse' hoo, l.. ,,,,
rba Juaty se az ,h ~ .,IS W NJ himrou
The n%mher nf cSSiiran 'n ,ho SHom'
hundred and seven ;, thirtvtwo werc recs,vaS
Iuring Tho year Tbe mansae,s ret,s, ,%nnSa
To Dre Nj rbnrv for mcdIca sttcndenaa an LINE M
Mann for medicines. "'''' 'A1 ''''
The renort closes with an anneoI 4, tho ,nh,io
10 sustain The ASYLUM With LIBERAL cont risptinns
The report of Mr. Himroj, supefinte odent oi
the sundT school, was also read Who reports Is
Without teachers The School ia now in n nrosi
porous condition, and the children have made
most commendsble progress during the YEAR "D'
The assistant teachers in The S,mJsv schooi
, ara Misses Bishop' Davis. waltcr NsyeshaW
several Others whose names we did not learn "'N
The children then sang WRinr, The Rciia oS
Heaven" '''" '''" ''"k N'"S '"e 'e''S Oh
The Rev Dr. Grammar. of baltimore was In
troduced to the audience, and spoke at some
length, adverting to the duty we owed toward
tion to the fact that this was a Protestant
asylum, where the children were not taught
SuPerstition, but plain, simple truths and the
.ilgion OF the bible AT the tIose OF the address
tn children sang-"Doyou know any little bare
foo ted boyp
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liz WAS WISH MAN who said, Better the niinble
sixpence than the slow shilling" and We exsmplify
his policy In business by selling At "small profits "
trusting to .'quiek sales for our reward We have
full stock Of hats, caps, boots and shoes for gentle
men and boys, which we offer at very low prices J.
T. Petty Co, SIS Seventh street, opposite Intelli
gnncar Rnllllnu
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The COLUMBIA COOPERATIVE BUILDING AND
DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION meets next Friday eve.
ming at Temperance Hall, as will be seen by a
notice In our columns. Its officers elect are
good guarantee ofits success,
A large number OF subscriptions have already
been II AIDE, Three new directors will be elected
on Friday evening, and this will complete its list
OF officers.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.--At meeting of the
ooachmakers "Union, No. 81 the following
named officers were elected for the ensuing six
months, VIZ: president, Alex Davidsonj vice
John Reynoldsi GORE spending SECRETARY, j. w.
Hibbsi financial secretary, J. Uurtisj treasurer,
John Lighted. Among other business transacted
annual ball OF the Union would be held at Odd
Fellows Hall, on the night Of the 18th of Feb
ruAry next.
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We SILL superior stitched French ealhkin gaitsl
aud boot for gentlemen made to our own order, and
We are also prepared to make the same to order al
short notice call solicited, and satisfaction As te
quality, Of and durability guaranteed. J. 7. Petty
Co Hat and Shoe Store SIS Seventh street. opposit.
Iutellipenccr Building
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

BA.-Chief Justice Cartier, and Justices Wyiic
and Fisher sat in banc. yesterday.
:, George Hill, IT,, vs.. The Chesapeake and Ohio
Chief Justice Cartier delivered tho judgment
OF the court In this action.
the plaintiff and the defendant was not merely
for an aperture In the canal bank, but for guam
tity Of water delivered under a certain head; and
that the second contract for an additional guam
tity was In the spirit and upon the terms OF the
first contract To treat It otherwise would be 10
emascuate the contract of Its most essential fea-
ture. In arriving at the method by which the
general terms of the water delivered under SEQ
ond contract may be made to conform in value
to that contracted for under the first, the report
OF the engineer affords material assistance. Mr.
Hutton reports that the additional water now
delivered under the second contract is eQuiva-
lent to 2l7 inches delivered under the conditions
OF the FIRST contract. The court therefore con-
tinucs the injunction but DEGREES that the plain.
tih shall pay rental for All inches Of water, at
rate proportionate to the rate agreed upon under
Justice wylie agreed with the Chief Justice
In the judgment, but dissentcd from his con
struction OF the first contract
Purcell vs.. Miner ct al. Brent-Miner. APP
peal from the judgment of the Equity Court
oyerruling plaintiffs demurrer to defendants
Purcell sues Miner and wife to obtain the an
nulling OF certain deed made to Mrs. Miner for
house s, and nd lot on Capitol Hill and the transfer
Purcell had sued before for the same property,
and that his bill therefor had been dis.
missed, and the case thus finally concluded
by decree of the Courts Of the District
affirmed by the Supreme Court OF the United
states Purcell demurs to this plea, alleging
TINT as In the original suit Mrs. Miner had not
answered, and no decree, pro oonfesso, been en-
entered against him, she was not bound by the
former decree, nor entitled to plead 1t In bar in
this suit
The case was argued by the counsel, and tho
Court held the case under advisemept.
The conhscatiop cases heretofore set for to-
morrow were continued.
Bird & Hepburn vs. Grinnell. Notice of ap-
peal.
Adjourned.
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OYSTER BoATs LosT-We are informed that
within the past week no less than Ave oyster
boats were lost In Chesapeake bay. One OF these
was commanded by two Washingtonians, Gap
tains Ledden and John Polk Beacham. The YES
sci went to the bottom, and two men were left to
the mercy of the Ice and the waves, They were,
fortunately, finally rescued by q steamttig that
came along, The boats that were from this city
are all now In nc ton, but they experience much
difficulty with ice below Alexandria.
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Aatiuual gspublitan.
AMUsEMENTs.

THe NATIONAL THEArRR.-Therc was a large,
6asbionsbIe. and nppreeiative audience at tbc
National last evening to witness the opera OF
the "Grand Duchess" We cannot express our
views and feelings more nttingly than In the
language OF another, who thus describes the fin
ished production Of that great genius, offenbachi
"For our part, we are hearty believers In the
oPera DoBs ana We arc glaa 10 nave reason LOT
regular an element of our amusements as Il in n
In Paris Paris qui ri, Trite sayings are often
,ans ,s ahs ,oyeu 70 snow, pus axn SUI,
and beneatcd "a We should he for our good by
what we choose for the entertainment of our
ton m,ur eayaa ,y,th ,angssh
mare incidents, long lectures without a ioke in
them, and 'standarI operas, hammered through
with only the labor, and none Of the richness
npo, soSSrenessy tbssc Arc our smusements, we
take them ali in serious earnest, we make bust.
ness, tiresome business, of dcvouring them,
anu Anu " my hcGiueht We ovsefSe .ner aVsurdi
ties xe atraIghtwav seeI In exnIsin and aTgue
them out OF sight, lest we should fall to be I'm.
pressed.or rather oppressed-as we ought to be.
. w WI ~ NV .ase .n,s vo1,eu v 10, .of
ineiv a. hnndreds Of thoussnds have done to the
insane baldcrdash of The Black Crook because
they wanted 70 see the shining, shl,ting snow, y
being not too ain nor too stnoid nor foo soIem
to be swayed by the unaccusfomcd hiisrity, will
laugh as simply and as thoushtlcssly as children
a,, a pantomime, we shall nnd that though our
vet our hearts are lighter and our heads ar q
"a tearer than thcy are wont to be when we are
en-, nng an evening ~ the theatre"
The hohihgs Enghsh opera Comoination are
underlin ed LOT next week AZ the Nationai' lhey
commence IN nohuay evening" fenfuhry D. WIN
"Marthai" Tt ssuay, bonemian piri, Meanes'
day, "Maritanai, uisuy, uay'
orown Diamohus' $50 s.u. IT,, a.,
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SIS. 900 WORTH OF Doors AND snoRs for winter wear.
at very cost. to make for Immense stock
Of spring goods, Come early to secure bsrga In, .
George B. Wilson's, late OF the arm OF Barns will
son. under Odd Fellows Hall. Seventh street, No.
500, second block from the Avenue
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
NAVAL SUPPLIES.

PAYNAsrsRs OPTIrE, U S n, 4
NO. - BRoAbwAI, n. Y, Jan q, ISIS.
- Fnon9shlst sealed and endorsed PROPOSALS
FOR SUPPLIES ADVERTISED will be received
a. this once until D. tho 3lst inst. for the fol-
lowing supplies which must be Of tho very best
quality, delivered free Of expense to the Government
A. Mo New York Nsyy'ySfd aud subject to the usual
BUREAU OF EatiPMEYr AND RECRUITING
3l2 feet 81 inch hne Wire Rope, ungalyauifaj iSinp
heart, Roebling' manu tacIure ''''f
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
Loo feet Of Combination Hose, 4ply, ~. inch diane.
ter, with uAylord's patent couplinKs capaLI,
Of su'LSining pressure OF 80 pounds per square
land six feet lengths Combination Suction Hose,
with UAylOrd's coupling ~ '''
gnc. 's'' W " -
Connection, with Gaylords coupliug. to suit
Hose Pipes, combination, with nozzle. to suit
engine and Gaylorl's coupling, to be selected;
BuERhhene m tpeS SFk kpss; 3 * fefstsS
sSueks Yellow Pine Timber. each 70 feet long, ~
inches diameter At butt end and one third from
butts Is inches at top end; to DO on a curved line
rom stTai ght eentre free from sap and other
- defects when rounded
Responsible security will be required for the prompt
aud faithful delivery Of supplies awarded, which
must conform with stpulatlOns on blank forms to b0
had At this ofcc otherwise bids will not be enter
taincd GEORGE PLuSkETT,
lARI.S PsymasteT, U. $. N,
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THE large stock OF men and boys ready made
clothing for winter wear now offered at New
York Wholesale prices by Messrs. Stephens 4
Co, $40 P0nngylvAnia avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, should attract the attention
of purchasers generally, as they offer every va
riety OF fashionable clothing suitable for gentle
men and boys in every station in life. Give
them call II you would save money.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

THE UNDERSIGNED wish to announce TO heir patrons
and the public In general that they have this day
tered into new Copartnership at their place OF bus
ness, corner Of Seventh and Streets and that the
business will be conducted, as heretofore. on bus-
ness-lke and legitimate plan. Their stock Of Mons,
Youths and Boys Clothing Is one Of the largest In
this city. and all manufacture. and will be
sold at prices to suit the closest buyer. BARSCo
L. BAR. L. BAURR
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

STILL lLL.-We are sorry to announce that
WIN. Dixon, Esq, late tax collector, though
somewhat easier yesterday, still he his very low,
and his friends fear the worst.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

ARRESTED ON THREE CHARGEs.-A colorcd
man named Joseph Stewart was arrested on
precinct. 1t appears that Stewart and his wife
parted some time since; yesterday he went to
where she was living, In jackson alley, and drew
revolver on her, making many threats
of violence at the time. Before he left he com.
mitted an assault and battery on her Justice
Walter fined him $50 for carrying concealed wea-
pons, and In default of payment he was sent to
jail for thirty days, For assault Ing and threat
ening her he was committed to Jail for court
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

LARCEsy or 4 PIG.-Hcnry Taylor, colored
ham, was taken before Justice Thompson
yesterday, by Ohicer Williams, of the Second
precinct, on complaint of Alfred Dade. The
his leaving 1t goj but Taylor was hungry and
therefore killed 1t, He was sent to Jail to await
A trial at court
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

CArrIoS!-In our changeablc climate. coughs, colds
and diseases Of the throat, lungs and chest will al
ways prevail. Cruel consumption will claim Its vic
Tins These diseases, u attended to In time can b,
arrested and cured. The remedy Is DR.. Wistar'.
Bdtsnn If Wild ChsFry
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

SAGRANoY.-JohnH Hall, colored, was arraigned
before Justice Tucker on Monday by Oticer
aunnell Of the First precinct. lie was sent to
the work-houte.
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TWILL no what please; and, doing what please.
should have my will and having my wall, should
buy mo suit OF clothes from IIennlng's ono Price
storei aud. having bought myself suit Of clothes,
should DO eontcnted and when one is conentcd there
Is no more 10 be desired.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

TnE WASHINGTON SKATING PARK.-Notwith-
for the major portion of the day, falling to depth
of some three inches, the pond Of the Washing
several hundred ladies and gentlemen syailed
themselves of the privilege OF INDUCING In
skating. The ice was In Ms good condition as at
ANY previous time this season, and the 5th Cav.
airy band wSs presept to add to the enjoyment
of the visitors. 1t isexpe0tcd today that large
concoursc will be present, as the indications late
pond as smooth and brittle as looking glass.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

THE PooE,-Alex. r. Shepherd, ESQ, treasurer
Provident Aid Society, acknowledges the follow.
Ing receipts since last publication Thomas L.
Webb, naval constructor, Isl unknown contrlbu-
tor, 400,
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Fresh ARRIVALS Of new and beautiful Boots and
Shoes Of all kinds, at the extensive Boot and sho,
Store Of Cummins, 3i7 Seventh street, two door,
south Of X street and Northern market.
n. b. Tho public SHOULD bear In mind this large
and well known Boot and Shoe House, which is Al
present stocked with magnificent line Of good and
desirable goods. Seventh street. S two doors below
Northern market,
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
sPALDIYG 4 RAPLEY MANAGERS
Mr., u. 1, ,BATEMASs
fd H iPsossIHHIESEG2YP oSE MEX JEyffFB'
MONDAY EVENING, Jauuaryg
THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GEROLsTRIy
Opera Boude In Four Acts. by j, 0aenbaoh.
This famous Opera, WHICH has been perfornsi IN
OVER ONE htS6REb S6NsEcUTIvE PER.
FORMANCES,
oclpsng even tho favor with which Il was received
10 Paris and Al the Capitals Of Europe. will DO Tro-
''SF' III "A; Fiji RSSflRR TROUPE,
ORIGINAL iSG8aPAkAbLE ARrrsrEs,
Brought by Mr.. BatemAn from Paris, last summer,
'' aRS&B fYsfSG{T eHo Tf tho
o. hfty voices. Justly pronounced in New York And
Boston the finest chorus ever listened tho knsr.
FULL ORCHESTRA,
Thirty pcr,3ImcT, e9mpIisng the tIhe OF the New
THE GORGEOUS CHARACTERISTIC PARTISAN
COSTUMES.
made by Mons. Nonon. Costumer Of tho Grand Opera,
APPROPRIATE AND NEW DECORATIONS,
and the renowncd
Of the Opera as originally produced by Mr.. BRtcmau
at the French Theatre, New York
humlslon VI "
vtchesHh bhat ID
Reserved seats In Parqueue and Dress Circle. l .
Seats may be secured on and sfter WEDNESDAY
and at tho BOZ once. jsp-U
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SUPREME CoURT OF THE UsIEED STATES
Tuesddy. January IS, 1s6s-On motion OF Mr.. At.
torncy General Stanbery, d. W. q. London, esq. E,
OF Ohio, was admitted to practice as an attorney
and counsellor OF this court.
No. TO- The st. Louis Street Foundry, appel
liant, VS.. The United States. This cause was ar
gussd oy Nj DuIant OF counsel for the appellant,
Stanbery, Of counsel for the appellees.
No. 10 Mary Drien ct al, plaintiff In error, VS..
VIM. U. Force. In error to the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia. On application OF
counsel for the plaintiff In error, ordered by the
Court that this writ Of error be dismissed with
costs.
No. "a The Armstrong Foundry, appellant, VS..
The United States. The argument Of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Humphrey Marshall, of
counsel for the appellant, and continued by Mr..
Ashton, Of counsel for the appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
EXTRA NOTICE.
GRAND BLUE BEARD MATINEE,
SATURDAY, February l.
Admission 30 cents-Childreu half price iapsa

Admission 20 cents-Childreu half price Iapsa
N AT 10 N AL THEATRE
Tho management takes pleasure In nnuoupclpuA
SHORT AND BRILLIANT SEASON Up BNuIIstI
OPERA,
By the Celebrated
RICHIN0's OPERA TROUPE
Commencing MONDAY. FBBRUARYs,
with Flotow's very popular work "
MARTHA.
TUESDAY, February 9Th.
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
WEDNESDAY. February 9Th,
MARIANA.
THURSDAY, February 9th,
FAUST. LIST time.
FRIDAY, February nh,
CROWN DIAMONDS
SATURDAY, February sth.
FRA DIAvoLo.
Atthe following popular scale Of prices.
Dress Cirele and Parquette. ................7Sct.
p0tos 10 u
Reserved Seats IS cents extra,
THBsALE OF SEATS COMMENCES
"WEDNESDAY, January y,
al the BOX once OF tho National Theatre. lAu23
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

RYLAND CHAPEL SUNDAY School ExuInI-
TloN;-The repetition OF this entertainment last
evening was a great success, the audience
maniiesting the greatest pleasure at the perform
ance. The children, both In speaking and sing
Ing, acquitted themselves well.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

FuNERALy--yesterday morning the funeral of
suddenly on Sunday morning In Foundry church,
took place from that sacred edifee, and was
largely attended by the relatives and sympsthiz-
ing friends OF the deceased.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-29

THE GREAr REGULATOR or TnR HrNAy SYSTEM
STILL ANOTHER MIRAcLE.-Like the pendulum, the
Native Wine Bitters perform their task with unorring
faithfunoss, according to testimony which would
load our whole columns. Here Is q case, however,
to which we must refor 1t is that OF gentleman,
long and weary sufferer. n victim Of all manner OF
treatment and experiments, borne hclplessy to Phil
adelpha aud brought back worse instead Of better
lie tried the Native Wine Bttcrs and here is the re-
suit. Road 1t:
wAsHrSTTos, D. c., January q, 1865
Ma, c. GAUTIER-SIR: Having been seriously af-
nicted for long time with Rheumatic Gout. was
prevailed upon TO try your Native Wine Bittcfs and
having tried them am free to say to you aud 10 all
the world that they have made perfect cure OF me-
recommend your Bitters as an invaluable article,
Respectfully and gratefully yours,
joins AMOS, Auctioneer
Corner Of PennsYlYania ave and Tenth nia