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pROPosALs FOE FRESH AND CoRNED
HEApQ'RS FEP'T OF TIE CUMBERLAND,
OFFICE CHIEF Con- OF SUBSISTENCE.


hhon ANU NVhNb
BEApQ'Rs rEP'T OF TIE CUMBERLAND,
OFFICE i SahE GGx & srs.,sIssgs
e,sled PROPOSAL: (Which must be IA duplicate,
each will be receives until IL o'clock m, WE'D
sisDAf; March 10 1883, Ter soppiyins Fresh
and tipd quarter meat pecks shanks. aud kidney
ta,low to be excluded, Tor Issue TO troops and
ky and Jeffer.opvllle. Ind ALSO, to furnish the
once stationed st Louisville Ky snd Jefferson
Jss e at, c. 6ssf to ss
pounds eross the beef to be OF good m arketahis
auslity. Beef from bulls. cove, sad heifers viii
ceived unisss t compile. ia ali respects Win m.
The contract to be in force fer six months com
nencing en- the LIST day of April. Io6s.
No bid will be entertai ned that IL not made by q
biz Present place Of business AID .adr ss IN i0'
p,oLSssis lust, Ist be aSeompsnisd ~ proper
stating ttst, If contract is awarded. thsy viii
enter into bonds for ths fai hfnl ulhllmeDt OF the
se1,,sa,. 1a Sond 81 $40 vii be rs9Ired and
the isct That eech bondsnani 10 worth that amount
The nndeIsigned reserves the right to reject any
Encore envelopes Proposals for Fresh ani
Corred Beef, and address the undersigned:
mas st Byt. Brig. Gen. AND Q. g.
LIMITED STATES pATsNT OFFICE.
On the petition Of JOINS BARREN, Of ProvI:
oeuSe, nnooe istahd. PRAYING Tor tee extension 81
sps'ept grant d 20 q. snow and q b Farnua,
assigns es OF he said John s. Bardea on th. 2td Of
Nay. Do65, for an Improvement In W ater Meters:
tbs ordered that ssid petition be heard ct this
ofhtet the Sd day Of May next Any person may
and ether psreos should be filed In this olios
twenty Gays before the day o. hearing,
ELISHA FOOTE,
m Ilaw3w Commissioner Of Patents.
CAEARY BIRDS and HOOKING BIRDS
s..rsa street s 80; i e, sss y
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Hops HOPS II H0Pslii
Just received, Us BALES CHOICE HOPS
and or sale BIZ BEAVANS q SHAW,
I'm 3 treet, between 18th and 18th
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maj 81 Byt Brig. Gen and 0. g.
lINlTED STATES PATENT OFFIOE

CASARY BIRps and AoOKINa BiRDs
" FOR SALE, 80
30 nth street, between Z and d. sts.& ~
Bin ST HARTBBECHf, ~
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DENTISTRY.

lSRs, W.. AND Ii. A MERRILL, DENTISTS
~ No. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-.
NuA, hetHesn l2th and 18th streets, fur -
nfsh ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any Kind UIN6x
q Plate desired. Pure Mirrors Grid Gas con.
staUtly on hand for extracting eeth without pain
We guarantee to oil those having work done az ON
Once satisfaction In every particular. no 10 ly'
slB. LE&ie DAVIS, DENTAL spscQYI
~ TIOE.
No. 26O PEEN'k AVE,
Between lfth and 18th streets
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TEETH ExTRAOrED WITHOUT rAIx

g charge Will be made fer eTtraot.ns whsrs
!lEcial Teeth are Inserted, although tAe <rzS
Patent VIII te required To- pay for theT5S
surgical operation y hen performed, which S<2l1s
SiI be deducted when the Teeth are uIsde. Tia
scciatisn ia Row prepared TO - Teeth c.
GciO, Silver ard Rubber, at New ShiiA!si
phla enc Boston pri cos. Al psrso lIder
al work done can have ~ as cheapA irssbcSt
hsIned cites. All work will De done Ia fhe neates
~ 4 beet manner, and warranted 70 give enLsrf
shtisfsrtioE. Persons will do well to coll snG -
al Inc our WORK before getting q elsewhere. ~ u
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a SPLENDID AUsORTMENf OF TOILET
"A SOAPS end TOOTH BRUsB Is, q Low prfooo,
always on hand ct y. 4. D00LEH1 Apstheoary,
Capitol Hill ~
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a RICE rs CENTS.
SENT SEALED BY PnsT.
HMakHSOO.p

MANHOOD"
One HHnd'ed and FiFty fourth Eiitior OF thi.
new medica! pamphlet, vised AMI Just publ, shed
by The author. DR.. Curtis. This valuable work
treats on the cause and cure Of premature decline
ard secret diseases Of youth and manhood. Ii
giyas clear synopsis If tie impedin to mar
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ApHRESS THE AUTHOR No So NORTH
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 USI-Last hight, gray or lead colorei FUR
il n the Star pfhte ma o.
fOUHp-La-y's FUR COLLAR, which the
owGer can have by calling at sol street
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~ 46s Ninth street, between ID and Y.
he most skiiiui and Oldest established 40 yer
ling physician for the treatment Cf FEMALE
g. HPLAiSTS 10 The city. Lale suffering from
ira rI uariieB mSy Tel oss the stTictest confidence
IL HIM. lie guarantees Q thorough cure His fees
mod rate, ana patients visiting no one but
the Doctor. Oc4 lys
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Foreign Affairs,

HAyRE, Jan. 2S.-The steamship Pereire,
Captain Duchesne, sailed hence on January Is
for New York, touching at Brest, which port
she left on the 10Th inst. she experie
stormy head winds and heavy weather almost
from the start The storm increased in violence
until, when five days out from Brest, IL became
a furious gale, which threatened the destruction
ofthe ship. Heavy seas broke over her, carry
ing away entirely the forward deck, CABIN, aud
dining saloon ter seCond-class passengers, flood
ing the engine room, and partially disabling the
ship. The storm caused the vessel to lurch
trcmendO Ously, and The passengers and ere
were thrown from place to place with great
violence.
The loss of life and Injury to persons on board
are attributable TO this cause only. On January
2l she shipped an ImmeDse sea, estimated at
one thousand tons of wa er, which completely
flooded the cabin and killed nne OF the passen-
gers, Miss Funckleburg from Germany.
Tue storm comlCg rom the west, aud Captain
Ducbesne doubling OF his ability to successfully
ride 1t out, thought it prudent 10 put his ship
about, which was done, aud she arrived safely
at HaVTe on January 26.
s before stated, three OF the crew aud three
second. lass passengers we're Killed and macy
others injured. These injuries, however, ATE
mostly slieht, and a | are lsOT doing well. Cal
agnan the Catholic priest, FOulquirr, French
mar, and Miss FdncGleburg we're the only
passengers killed, the latter having her meek
bIoBen.
No 6rst.class passengers were hurt.
Toe passengers will 20 forward 70 New Go'k
in the s.. LauIent on sa .drGay mex Before the
arrival Of he PereIe at HaVre, "a passenger:
assembled - the cabin, and unanimously passed
resolOtlO0s cOmpii D2n.in Captain Duchesne
for his COuraer aud seamdnsGip,a rs demonstfa ed
not only IN The p eseDt case bat mauy times
q before, especially NJ the co''s on OF the Ve"a
with the ArcnC on the American coast some
years ago.
LoRpoN, Jan 2S.--latcT aews has been received
from Paraguay via Rio JauerO. The town Of An
gostura, 70 which the PavaEuay8us rotreated alto
the battle ut Nileta, YVES soon afterwards capture
by the He'd forces, ana Lopez fed with the rem
Mahon, the American Minister'S III accompanied
Lopez Admiral Davis was at Buenos Ayres.
TRIESTE, JGA. 2S.--An extensive fire occurred il
the business part OF ths city last night. The Gus
tom-house, railroad dep0ts in the vicinity, an(
several government warehouses were DESTROYED.
MADRlp, Jan. &--'Fhe provisional government
for the purpose OF preventing repetition of sucl
outrages ae the one Just parpetrtted at BurgOs ha
issued a decree establishing equality OF religious
seets before the Law.
HAVANA, Jan. 23.-The Spanish man.of-wa
Venapdite after sbarp chase. capturpd neqr l{o'
Romano, an English schooner, hailing IEou asaau
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with twenty-five native Cubans on board, on their
way TO join the insurgents this island. 10 is re-
ported that during the chase the schooner, seeing
capture inevitable, three overheard quantity of
arms and ammunition.
Spanish accounts continue to represent that the
insurgents in the eastern department, in arg mum
bers are presenting themselves TO the authorities
and claiming the benefits of the amnesty proclaml-
tiOn.
The wrecRing schooner Arrieta seized on suspi-
con, has, after an investigation, been released,
there being no evidence that she engaged in
carrying supplies to the rebels.
The charges against Captain Adams, of the
steamer Moro CASTLE for carrying passengers with
out passports have been dismissed.
Since the recent disturbances, the theatres and
all other places of public amusement have been
closed.
HAVANA, Jan. 29.--sugar more active, and busi-
ness is revivng, but grades suitable for export are
scarce.
Exchange on London 15@iG premium; on the
United States, 90 days sight, currency, 2JD2I dis
count Gold 81 al premium.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1862.
The New England Labor Convention
finished its Iabors yesterday.
-$400,000 In specie was shipped to Bremen
from New York yesterday.
General Grant spent an hour in the House
Of Representatives, yesterday.
The receipts of the United States Treasury
al 81. Louis last year were 1872, $50, 034.
"A Canadian was robbed OF Sl4, 600 in gam
bling saloon on Broadway, on Wednesday night.
The Repu ublican State Central Committee
of Vir :inia have called State Convention tor
March 9.
1t is Low expected that the Eastern and
Western sections of the Pacific Railroad will be
Joined by about April !.
Several Indian chiefs arrived in Washington
yesterday for the purpose OF treating with the
Government in regard to land sales.
Hon. s. b. Chittenden, formerly Register Of
the Treasury, favors the removal OF the existing
prohibition OF the further issue OF goldbearlng
bonds.
&C. J. Theriott, clerk IN the export bureau
of the New York Custom House, was yester-
day arrested on the charge OF forging papers TO
obtain drawbacks.
The Southern Direct Trade Meeting,n
called to assemble at Knoxville, Tenn, has
been postponed until the asse bling of the
Commercial Convention at Memphis in May.
The stockholders of the Cleveland and
Mahonng Railroad have voted to sustain the
directors in their protest against the transfer of
the lease of the Atlantic and Great Western TO
The Erie Railroad.
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The following bills from Select Council were con-
sidered
An ordnance directing the City Treasurer to pay
q certain sum to the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund. Cuncurred in
resolution authorizing NJ. Baird & Co. to build
arailroad track on ButtonwOod street. Concurred
in.
A resolution authorizing an examination and
survey of Pctys Island to ascertain its fitness as
Mr.. Ray, from the Committee on Highways, re-
Iorted a resolution asking reargument of the
subject OF the opening of Spring Garden street,
from Sixteenth to Eighteenth streets. Passed.
Also, one TO authorize the paving of Tacony
st Get, from Bridge street to Church street. Post
ponod for the present.
Also, one authorizing the resetting of the curb
stor e on Lehman street. Passed
Also, enc authorizing the opening of Graham
Thompson street. from Twentieth to Twenty-irst
streets. Passed.
Also, one 10 authorize the grading curbiug, &C.,
of Marriott street, in the Twenty second ward.
Passed
Mr. Smith, from the Committee on Fire and
Trusts, reported u resolution to change the loca-
tiCn of the Warren Hose Company from No, 1881
Fibert street TO the vicinity of Twenty-frst and
Washington streets Passed
Also, an ordinance TO make an appropriation to
the Superintendent Of Trusts for the year 1869.
Passed.
MIR Hanna presented report from a joint spe-
cial committee TO investigate the management of
the Highway Department, setting forth that no
suspicion can rest upon the Commissioners Of the
Highway Department, but recommending that the
clerks Of that department be sworn to a strict per-
this and other recommendations was agreed to.
Adjourned.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Affairs in Missouri and the Far West

Sr. LOUIS Jan. 2s. Charles B. Cranson,
Freight Agent on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, and formerly of Lockport, attempted sui.
eide yesterday, by shooting himself through
the head. There is no hope of his recovery.
General Sherman and his secretary, Colonel
Dayton, with their families, leave for New Or
leans to-day. The statement made yesterday
Plains was incorrect.
A resolution was introduced in the Legisla-
tuTe yesterday, providing for the admission of
members to the House elected from counties
the election returns from which were not
counted by the Secretary of State. The resolu-
ton was tabled.
Miss Augusta M. st. Clair the lectures. died
at Salt Lake yesterday.
An Omaha despatch says a large number of
Ute Indians are hunting on the Republican
river Acting Governor Hall IF Colorado has
issued proclamation warning the military and
civilians from interference, as the Utes are
friendly and have treaty with the Govern
mPnt
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The Rogers Murder in New York.

New Y YoRK, Jan. 2s Martha Clearwater was
examined to-day IN the presence OF Coroner
Flynn and a Jury at Blackwelfs Island, and
testified that James Logan spent the night of
December 81 with her; that he lett about I
O'Clock the next morning, and returned the
same evening wearing a different coat and hat,
and with his hand bandaged. He said he had
lost Ms other coat escaping from the police.
The witness was shown a fragment OF the coat
found at the scene OF Mr. Rogers murder, and
sWore it was not u part OF the coat worn by
Logan. She also denied that the hat was the
enc worn by him. This evidence teuds to
thicken the mystery surrounding the case.
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CustOms ReceIDts.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Receipts from customs
from January lS to January ~. inclusive; -
Boston, $3.50, 357; New York, S2,60l 1878; Phua-
deIphia, Sl3l, ,l77; New Orleans, December 2S to
December 81, S34, ,3j9: San Francisco, December
28 to December 81, Ss6O25; Baltimore, S22s,33l.
Total, SO, ,450,137
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN underaigned has made applt cation for the r.
newal Ger ihcate No l07i6 for Four shares or the
stock of the Pen lgRnia Railroad company lasued
to Abraham humbaugh, late OF Westmore land
county Ps. deceas' d. led he so dav OF lecenber'
1851, the same having been lost or destr yed.
JACOB RUMBAUGH,
Executor OF bTahRm Rumbsugh deceased
Greensburg, Pa, Jan, 20, 1863 % 9hS.@
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CITY COUNOlLS.

The regular stated meeting of both branches
oiECOunclls was held yesterday afternoon.
Select B,oHch-Presdent Stokley was in the chair.
Mr. King introduced note from the new City
Controller, announcing the appointment of his
clerks tas already pubshed, and asking their con-
HrmatOn.
A note was received through Mr.. Kcrsey from the
Alumni of the Central High School, inviting Coun-
ellis to be present the occasion of the delivery
before them Of the annual address, on the evening
of February 16 Accepted.
A further note was received from Mr. w.
Norris Davis The writer says that in consequence
of other business he is obliged to decline his ap-
pointment as member of the commission for the
erection of new public buildings.
A communication was received from Mr.. James
Il. Cummings. submitting number OF properties as
eligible for "A site for a new house of correction.
The 3ith annual report Of the managers OF Wills
Hospital was presented, rs follows:
10 the Select and Common Councils Of the City Of
The managers of the "wnls Hospital for the re-
lief of the INDECENT Blind and Lame" respectfully
submit their thrty-tirst annual report
The hospital under their care has been cOntinu-
Ously open during the past year, and has been
visited scmi-weekly by committees of the board,
The plan Of holding daily clinic for the treat
ment of outdoor patients, which adopted just
previous TO the date of the last annual report, has
been found to work admirably in practice there
having been an increase in this class of cases of
more than forty per cent over the number reported
last year.
1t has also been recently determined to hold two
operative clinics weekly, instead of one hereto
FORE which will facilitate the labors of the sur
geons well as afford additional opportunities for
relief to patients and instruction to physicians and
students.
The necessity of additional surgical force, owing
to the largely increased clinical practice, having
become apparent, the managers have during the
year elected four assistant surgeons; and having
been fortunate in securing the services OF gentle
men well qualified for the position, the change has
been of obvious advantage TO the institution.
There have been received into the wards of the
hospital, during the year, two hundred and five
patients, who, with thirteen who were in the house
the date of last report, make total of two hun
dred and eighteen indoor patients. The number
| discharged during the same time was two hundred
and one leaving seventeen in the house at present
| OF thnsn dSrhnrped there were;
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Pr 0 + 0 5 A L Il o n N
HEADQ'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, !
STATE OF TEXAS,
AI,EIcr C,IIIEE . IL 4 SIE
CE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
AUSTIN, Texas, January 6. 1869.

AUSTIN, Texas, January 6. 1869.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be re-
ceiyed at this office until FRIDAY, February s,
1869 at II M, for furnishing the Quartermas-
ter's Department at Fort Concho, Texas, with
such quantity OF Corn as may be required until
May 81, 1859.
quality, shelled, and delivered in sacks, subject
to rigid inspection.
Delivery TO commence on award of contract,
and continue in such quantities and at such
times as may be required by the Post Quarter
ter
Bids to be plainly endorsed proposals for
Corn at Fort Concho, Texas" and addressed 10
the undersigned.
By command of Brevet Major. General j. j..
Reynolds j. A. POTTER
BreVet Brigadier- General and O. O. NJ,
l222W Fifth Military District.
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nEAFNESs. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAI
~ science snd skill have in se9ted % assist ne
hearing IN every degree of deRfnesa AlBo, ReapiTa
tors; also, OraDdslrS Patent Crutohssl superior =
snv ofNP-s 81 y MADEIQAS Nc ,lEt
Rnce3 a pGx eas, below OhaEAAI pssps
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MEMOIR

Gut, , r, -, MEMORANDA. ~
D. u BOY nten, Waycott, hence. at Helvoet 1l.h
Steamship Whirlwind, eeer, hence, at Providence
Barque Neptune. Hayes, from Kingston. ia for
PbllhuelphiR. which put into Key West In distress,
had been repaired ana comm enced reloading on the
BaIque SRmpo, However for Philadelphia sailed
from Liverpool llth inst.
BsTque j. B. Dufius Blauvelt, hence, at Antwerp
BaTque Marion. Williams, for Philadelphia entered
out Ft Liverpool 18th inst.
Barqne Lavnle. Douglass for Philadelphia sailed
Barque Waldo Baker, from Ardrossan for PhIIs.
delphia put Into Queenstown 10Th inat, with Eudder
Bar9ne Norton Stover stover, for New York. en-
tered ut at London 18th insT-before reported for
Baraue Soandia Boehelow for Philadelphia, sailed
from Iiverpool 1lth inst. r,-,---.,,.,
Brig II: ]. Burton. Burton, sailed from Helvoet llth
Brig Romaine, Card, for philadelphia, sailed from
Brig Marion Saunders. sailed from Cardenas 2lst
Brig Catawba. Webber, was ft Havana 23d instant
(ce are6 MatanzAs, to load for port north OF
Brig Julis f. Carney, Carney, which sailed from
Havana l9th inst for atsnzas was TO l0ad 900 hhus
GLASSES north OF HRtteras at $3.50 ITO gailons
Brig Alice. SmI son, was chartered at Havana 23d
Inst ladephIa 1900 boxes sugar at SLIGO R box.
Schr Mary r.. Long, Hardy, sailed from Havana
goth Inst for Matanzas to finish loading for Pnadel
schr A. Young. hence. at Charleston yesterday.
schr Fawn. Wiley for Philadelphia cleared at Bos'
echr soutberner. Darling for Philadelphia cleared
st Portland 2sh inst.
sCbr wild Horse Macomper saIea from CArdenas
2ist inst, for q port north or Hatteras,
MISCELLANY.
New Orleans Dec 10. with 4U2l bales cotton aud 5000
eIRves The A. registered 1915 tons. rated Al, was
built at KennebuDk in 1851. and hailed from Boston.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
scbr j. ], AlhuTger, COrson, Guantanamo, Geo. w.
BeTnsdou q Bro,
Schr Mary d. Ireland, Adams Portland, d Cooper.
sGhI j. Atwood Galleshaw, New York, Warren q
Sch C1O Brsnnln, Millvllle. whitall, Tatum q o.
str j. &. 6hTiver Rggans, Baltimore. A. Groves, JT
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DROP SAILS FOR CORN.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
STATE OF pENAs

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRICr,1
STATE OF rENAs
OFFICE OF CHIHF QUARTERMAsTER,
AUSTIN, Texas January g. 1869.
Sealed Proposals Ia duplicate. will Ue received At
this Ctbce until FRIDAY, February 8, 1869 81 IL M
Tor furnishing the QuarteIma ter's Department AL
Fort ton. Texss, with such quantity oil CJrn as
may be required until May 81 1868.
Corn To be Ut good, Clean merchRutBble quality,
shelled and delivered in sacks. subjec 10 rigid in,
tpectOn.
Delivery TO commence award of contract,
Fnd continue in such quantities. and ~ such
iimeB as msy be required by the Post Quarter.
master.
Bios TO he plainly endorsed Proposals for Corn M
For Stockton, Texas ana addressed 10 the under
signed.
j. n. PO FfER.
BreVet BTigaoleI-GeDerai and G. q Al
l222w FfIh Military District.
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steamehip tanita, Freeman, "a hours from New
y ork, with mese to John f. Ohl,
schr Nile Collins, days from Lelpsc, Del, with
grain to Jos. n. Palmer.
Schr Gle. Brsnnin. from Millville.
steamer Millville Renesr, "a hours from New York,
with mdse, to Whitall, Tatum d Co,
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Correspondence Of The Ptttadetphia Erchdnge.
CAPE ISLAND. N. j.. Jan 26.-Schr Marcus Hunter,
from Philadelphia for Ssgua la Grande, won't TO sea
to'oBy. Wind N. THOMAS b. HUGHES.
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q l. II Il Y y IL u RIG
.KATALYSINE WATER !
Its Wonderful Cures and Gu.
ratiVe Powers.

VNHE GETTYSBURG SPRING C0MPANI
Il announce that they completed arrange
meRts for supplying the Gettysburg MedicisL
Water on scale commemorate with the do
mand. Physicians and invalids desiring lnfot
nation as TO the therapeutic value and virtue 4
this Water will, on application 30 tho office u
the Company, or any of the Druggists Stores, b,
furnished with printed copies OF statement, Of
invalids, and reports of eminent medical men A.
TO its CURATIVE EPFECrs the only unerring tssi d
the value Of any water CT medicine.
They are also referred 10 the thousands OF 10
valds and their medical advisers IN every part
OF the country, who have, since the general To-
PRODUCTION of this Water among the people son'
six months ago, been cured, by its use Of do
tressing or fatal maladies.
This combined testimony establishes, bcysot
all reasonable doubt, the superiority Of thu
Water, as q remedy for rheumatism, GoutG
oil, Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary, Bronchial, Lr.
err, and Bowel Diseases, (Biliousuess, Ge- Co
tarTh, Neuralgia, and Nervous Disorder ore
all others known TO materia medica, or fous,h
the mineral springs Of modern times.
IL has been demonstrated in a number Of 10
stances to possess the power Of solving eulculai
OF stone In the bladder and the urate deposits
Of chalk stones formed by Rheumatism, Govt
and Gravel, and Of PERMANENTLY curing tbess
diseases, for which medical science and the most
celebrated mineral waters have hitherto only
provided palliatives.
Also Of arresting the progress, u not permI
nently curing, Albumenurfa or Brights Db
ease.
This Water Is confidently claimed 10 b ID,
only mineral spring water with which great ahf
remarkable cures have been effected away iron
| 4 source.
depot GO Liberty street, New York.
For sale by McCABR BUSHPIELD
pists generallv seyS