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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

Yesterday morning as Mr.. Victor ROux, propTl.
etOT OF the Everett house, on street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, In company
with his wife, was riding along Psnnsylyania aY-
enue IN their light carriage, and when near
Ninth street, they were run into by another
vehicle, tho carriage broken to pieces, Mrs.
RUuN thrown out aud her husband relieving a
severe and dangerous wound In the right groin
by n SHAH Of the wagon that had oOlllded with
them, entering over half an inch Into the body.
He was Immediately carried TO NalTn's drug
store, corner Ninth street and Penneylyanla
avenue, where medical attendance was sun
munel, bat before a physician arrived he was
placed In a carriage and conveyed to his resi-
dsnce, after when DE-. DrlnkaFd was called In
and dressed the wound, which he pronounced
serious but has strong hopes Of the recovery Of
Dntlpnt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

The club met at o'clock, ]. r. X. Plant In
tho chair, who, on motion, appointed NJ. u.
Hook temporary secretary.
The following committeeman were then Ap-
pointed Finance-J. BrOWR, A. 4. RsdstOne,
l.. q. Brooks, NJ. u, ScanlOn aud Jos. SeEert.
CampaiEn-OscaT u. Hook, Richard Butler
Fred NcldieldL N. II. Miller W. A, Brooks
and WIN. Jenkins.
Tho club then, amidst considerable 0IcIte-
ment and some confusion, resolved Itself into q
mass meeting TO nominate = delegate TO the
Legislative Assembly, Mr., NJ. u, Hook being
almost unanimously chosen president and Mr.
A. Il. RedstOne secretary,
MessTs. NJ. Duly, A. II. Kenny and A. II.
DeWell were placed In nomination for Delegate
and being halluted for the result was as follows I;
NJ. Duffy 1913, A. II. Kenny r. A. II. DOWell 4,
scattering /,
Mr. Dufy was introduced and made few
remarks, and was followed by Mr. DoWell and
N. II. Miller.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

On passing up Ninth street, by the handsome
improvements made by the enterprisiny hrln Of
F. Hunt n o., near the Avenue. They have
placed two nue. show windows 10 front OF theiI
establI shment which make q fno appearance
from the Avenue. The popular Frank, the head
OF the trm, Is always On hand with fine stock
OF cigATa, tobacco SC. Ills new brand-the frt
umph-ls the iayOrite cigar of the young smOkeri
Of the Avenue and Ninth street. We can assure
uuT friends they will be handsomely treated by
calling on our friend Frank.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20


Wetake pleasure In making note that those
nue. singers will open the musical season Win
ono Of their splendid vocal concerts, having
called to their assistance Mrs. ssguln, 90 favor
ably known aa tho uuoqualei contralto Of the
Parepa- Rosa English opera troupe. They have
been making preparations Tor this concert the
selections being entirely new, and no doubt the
enteriAlnnent wHI DO all that could he desired,
Thoy are All 90 we'll known here as an octotte
and membors Of the Chorals mat We only n ,i
the concert will he nj Lincoln hall, Ootohet ).
Notice hereafter,
The TLrntse Csaiaue.
THIS evening the Indians now In the city viii
visit the Theatre C5mlque again, and 10 all thelr
wild, fantastic regnlA Of feathers, palnts, bead'
and savage gew.gawa 1t affords fine oppor
tunIty TO sec them. As Indians they hll tho
hill. They look like the pictures Of Indians
There IL no sckeuinE CIVILIZATION about ihell
costumes. A bright feather, pair OF ear ring,
made Of volt 3 teeth, and red neck tie v all
they seem to care much about In the way o
dress. The programme will include all the racy
novelties OF tho Theatre COmi1ur, AMI compel
before the fO0tlights all the stars u the troupe
The performing dogs will execute their amazing
tricks, and by obedience to language alone Illus
trato the Tact that they know the meaning Of
words and act intelligently. This evening II The
ladies' night. There will be a iull house.
MrtropoIItnn variety Theatre.
The performance at the Metropolitan Variety
theatre commences with the songs Of the female
minstrel troupe, AMI then comes Josie Warner
comic songs and ZoyArA's medley dances, and
the grand triple statue clog dance, and then q
great feature Of the entertainment tharle
9ardner cOmicaltties and Kitty Rpwell's song
aud changes, Emma GOrdOn's fancy dances, an,
concluding with the farce Of "a Peep Behint
the Scenes" Manager HenEo Is doing we'll.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

Yesterday between y and o'clock, as col
ored man named Churchill was going Into an
alley between Fourth and Finh streets, near
Ridge street, with loaded cart, bis little step
son, about ave years Of age, attempted " climb
up on the cart, hut In doing so fell under one OF
lie wheels, which passed over his head, crush,
Ing II to atoms and killing HIN Instantly, The
remains were taken home, and the poor man
was gTiel stricken az such an unforeseen and
InErlhln nrrLlnnl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

Yesterday afternoon the bar Of the MetrOpOll-
tan hotel was the scene Of a lively set-tO be-
tween Mr.. Tom King, the eK.clrcua man, and
the gent familiarity known as Cuban Ryan,
From the accounts 1t appears that King, who
WAS little "grOEgy," was bOastlng OF bis
lighting qualities In the room, and the gent"
With the long hair TOOK some remarks as Per
sonal 20 himself, and resented them by knock
Ing King down several times before the by.
ISLANDERS inteTieTed. Neither was much hurt
and no arrests were made.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20


iEFom the Henderson tkTJ Reporter, sent lll
Len, White, a little sou Of Drury White, Of
this city, died Of hydrOphOhla at Ii O'Clock
yesterday morning. He had been bitten
about six weeks ago by u dog which showed
symptoms Of hydrOphObia, hut before the
fact was ascertRined TO certainty the dog
was killed. and Ii was hoped nothing serious
would result from the biting. He was bitten
In the neck In two places aud the scars had
so completely healed that scarcely trace OF
them was visible. The symptoms Of the dis.
ease were first made manifest an last Sunday
when the little fellow went to the watcrpa
for drink. lie complained that the water
looked irlghtful to him, and seemed to drink
with difficulty at the same time the scars on
the neck had become very much inHamed.
On Sunday night he was taken with 1T,
but being subject to fits thiS created no alarm
for hb safety, as 1t was thought he would
soon recover. But In this his anxious parents
were doomed to disappointment On Mon.
day morning he was so much worse, and
acted so strangely, that Dr. Collins, the fam
lily physician, was called In, when the horrld
truth was ascertained that tho little fellow
was AFFLICTED with the terrible disease Of hy-
dTOphia.
With, the hope Of arrostlng the disease
atrOpia, the only remedy that has been sue,
cesslnlly used In such cases, was inserted
into the system, and he so far recovered I'M
der its Influence rs to no able To eat Ice and
take q little water. At one time the fear OF
water had entirely left him, and It wa,
| thought by some, "a late as Tuesday evening,
that they had been deceived In regard to Ills
disease But they were not long ~ be left In
| doubt. On Tuesday night the symptoms OF
the disease, in all their hOrrld features were
made manifest. Commissions came on, and
tue cOntOrtlOns of the featrcs the wildly.
staring eyes and fOamlng mouth struck ter,
TOT into the hearts Of those al his bedside
Morphine and ChlOral had been given in order
to produce Sleep but to no avail. Every
thing that human skill and sympathy could
devise for the relief OF the little sufferer, were
rcsOrted to, but relief could only come In thai
| peaceful sleep that knows no waking
Worn out and exhausted, he ceased TO strug,
gle ut o o'clock Wednesday morning, and his
| spirit quietly left the tortured body and re
turned unto God who gave ii.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20


Arfe@t "i 'he houna Lazy
Yesterday afternoon, about half past two
n'clnck there was quite n cOmmotIon At The cor.
mar nt EIeventh street and penn.yivonta 40,
w " ~, ''''1 Nv
nue., caused ny IN alteroaton between young
lady anil gentleman In Relation to n ring, Whigh
The gcntIeman claimed belonged TO him and Ia
,, -. !, r...,,,., -. -. - "
hu'WP'cu 70 'aAo u 'o''i"'J 'tVni "e'' nut tie
iair ono objected TO TINS and He'd up Eleventh
street to 4, where she was oyertaken, and A
,senpd ot,emnt vas made Inv tho vonng maj, u
'o.''' F -, 49, - ~ '''us ''"" "
get possession OF the level Just ut this poitt
Onicer Peaster appeared and took hand, a..
resting the parties and taking them TO the Gen.
trail guard house Once within the gloomy
walls Of this worst Of prisons, the man STATED
that the gltl had on her nngor valuable dh-
mnnd ring belonging to him, which ID wanted
to regain, while she In turn declared that tie
ring had been presented 10 her by the aiorssgd
CONT.
HEnE WAS DILEMMA
for she officers, Both parties appeared respect
abc buth were positive In their statements,
and both seemed from all appearances entitled
~ credit. The officer who hal made tho arrest
belonging 10 Lieut. Eckloh's precinct, cOncludtd
to take them there, aud accordingly tho pahy
bid adleu TO the Central, and started for The
c0rner OF Nihth and streets. After leaving,
the lady again declared that tho ring had boen
presented her, but showing the hnEer which IL
enclrclei, said that u was pAinipg her, beltg
too tight and she would Ike TO have II takfn
on. Aooordlngly the leWelry store OF Mr.. Seh-
ken was taken In, and alter a vain endeaVOr 10
gem was soon severed. Then to make sure
that u was genuine " was examined by the
loWelor ana pronounced worth tbOO, being
Seyen stone cluster.
Tbs otieer pOoketed the ring and resumed the
march for the station house, which was reached
In due time. Here they were received by the
genuomanly lieutenant, and uiter hearing bnh
Sld.s Of the story he concluded that inasn UGH as
the lady had IN her possession ring which she
acknowledged belonged 70 the gentleman IN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

MRS. AVERY, the telegraph operator at
slouingtOn, Conn, IN the day Of the terrible
disaster u the Metis remained In the office
for seventeen consecutive hours aud seut
during that time four thousand words to the
press besides four hundred and eighty -thTee
paid messages of various lengths, Il very
large proportion Of which she had ~ receive
from Watch Hill and repeat 10 other points.
gentleman Of Boston, a total stranger 10
her, was so Impressed with her faithful de-
sum of money as an expression Of his appre-
citation.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20
SCHOOL BOOKS.
CRANDELL ~ RILEY,
Corner OF Seventh and D Streets,
Contractors for supplying
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. AuaItf

THE EEW .TARIFF- THIRD RDITIoN-JUsT
srifEs IaPoRT buftss Am Oh bIos sIro 81
~ j. h ssna. MsI.. F SSsO ASeqsI
QoSffNTs. OF THR MANUAL 90
n force 4 % large ppS, while that watch Is repealed
PAT il, sSRsdals Of Rates Of Dates, spaaOo,i.
Decislons o. Treasury Department a fool-noloG
Appendix. torelGn Moneys, VAlus ~ hIsd b. lev.
EoIsiGn week.-Mrs. End MSAiuiRs, reduced 70 Uuitsd
bASk, standard wsisht Of GrSIn. LaSai yAIds 20.
dneed 70 square IAIdA lnyoless Nhs9 IN order. Ma.
goods, RsApprAiASments, Duties payable Ia cola
kIosas Of weight Lien for dptlaa Loo deem u llj
sL ~ aaTS1a ITo1 iTPorlsd ioT repair oSg pIaw
voiced At an AyorAso Dhos, how duty AssossOd Draw.
back On maRniAetuIsa Of Imported mIteTlAIs. Zoe.
tSImnSd. WithdTaWsi 81 RoodS rom boSd al ssTs.
house tine limited. Drawback on foreign aAltpsus
manufactured Into gunpoudsr, Protest GEalnkt de-
thsFefTom % the ReoTSiGTy Of the Treasury DIS.
OriinAtins dnD q " per cont % goods imported 10
Ss' a. iSrSsn ss'7Is IT. os.sssr eAn bS dSpPE
stStSs sStSS asasS al n Sops ss s.S
pImAgs Of rYst o. lTea OF steel plssgIllnItlnS dai
HOPE, yhsn Imported from places vest Thereof Brad
lag and marking packages In bond uooda
rsnAnng IN st9fe ovsI three SFSd =
cry Imported Tor T6pAin. Negotiations for the trans
poTtAtou Of FOods In bOad direct Tor ooTtaia finland
Porta DIT H9aok On mAnuiAetuEss 81 wood. Materials
ior shiP 6nld'nH' Tree Of dniJ. undsr certain inland
PnBiSd on hsAy yhits paper and we'll bound.
Pee, n q p.psS and a % In olOth, = =
PHlIP 4 sOI.OmONs, =
01 PsnnhJlVanil GTSaua.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

A CABLE TELEGRAM from Limoges, South
France, was received by chinaware manu-
facturer Friday, whose headquarters are Ia
this city, stating that his whole shop Of six
pay. There are some twelve or fifteen faCto-
rles supposed TO be Interested In this move
ment employing In all about eight thousand
men. The fact surmlsed Is, that the increase
asked for will be equivalent TO about 20 per
cent. Importers Of china and porcelain ware
have decided to await mail reports before
pressing for the fall trade now In. The city
OF Limoges supplies the United States largely
with It's china tea service, hence tho details
OF the strke'Rre impatiently awaited.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

THOUSANDS of bushels OF apples will DO
left 10 rot on the ground In the orchards OF
Western Massachusetts, this autumn. ln
some towns the farmers are offering cider At
Sl.bO per Darrell and II IA dlfllcnlt 10 fad
purchasers sufficient 10 exhaust half the APP
pies ut any price
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20
CITY ITEMS.

FALL CLOTHING for oontiemen.
AN tho latest styles Goats, Pants, and Vests,
Fall OVsriAoks, 49,, Sc.,
unequaled In style and quality.
Prices most economical
oar Youths, Boys, and OhlldrenS Clothing
Ia much admired for style, beauty Of nnlBh and
quality Of material.
Sizes for boys from three years Of age to
twenty.
Moan wAJEER n Co.,
oil Pennsylvania avenue.
A. NJ, TuhNAN, ll3 Ninth street, Ia selling
wall paper, wisdom shades, &C. cheaper than
any one In the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

The following was the range Ofthe Thermometer
Yesterday ut Hsmpler's OpticiAn store, NO; ibl
Pennsy lyania avenue, corner OF fcur,Ahu'h- hhll
street: A. m, o., " a. ~, 70 y ~, IL y. N
Ts,4p m., 10, Q y, IN, II; D.. m, o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

corner Of New York avenue and fifteenth
street, pays per cent on deposits.
banking hOuTs-9 TO L. Saturdays, Q to 4and
In
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

for gentlemen, Manufactured from the best ma.
terlal and 10 the highest Style or fashion, al
ways on hand At HAELRToN'B, No. A2a Seventh
street, under Odd Fellows hall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

:,
Present 20 Iifnteuaat Johns9g-Whnt inc
SchneilenH ihinh OF hIn.
Yesterday afternoon the room OF the police
hoard was the scene OF one Of those pleasant cpl
sodes which occasionally occur even 10 police
circles, aud which serve TO show the members
Of the force that their services are appreciated
by tho public, whom 1t Is their duty TO serve
the episode In question being the presentation
to Lieut. johnson, Of the second precinct, OF
handsome gold medal by the members OF the
Washington SrhuetTen Nerien.
The medal Is OF solid gold, shaped after a
model OF the iron cross presenter by KING WI
helm TO hts soldiers Tor gallantry ana Il In
scribed as follows the ". :. '. TO Lieut.. Jas.
Johnson, Of the metropolitan police lstee, - .
token OF appreciation Tor MS lAthInl services
sept ", lsIA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

uabdsoms cassl meTo pants, largely Of my own
mako unsurpa ssed In Style Wurkmhnshlp aud
M some on them OF tho hnest French and Eng
lIsh fabrics, from " 10 ~ A., ,,.,,,,,,,
No. alO Seventh street northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20
TNIFED sTATEs PArFNT 0FFioF.

" WA HIEaTOH, ID. q AQEast b. ls7a
On the petition Of JOHH W. kIGaB, ~ Bookiyn, n
pIIyinE Tor the epsnslOn al pc emit granted 10
MIN on the l1h day Of JAnuAY, lsi and Foiaauod on
ne lOth day o. October, ll, Tor an improvement Ia
IL L ordered that the testimony in tbe o.Is bs
closed on the nth day Of Dsogmb nsIt that the
Time Tor hlinE Arguments and R4AminofAd rai,Oit
nsIt. ~ ~ ~
i Az RsEsON may SORo'i 81, istsP'Iso
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

DISEASE RECoILs from the system that has been
inylEorated and regulated by = course Of that
most beneheent Of all vegetable ellNlrs, Hos.
letters Stomach Bltters. Such, At least, n the
Inference We nIe compelled TO draw from the
testimony OF thousands OF persons residing In
unhealthy dlstricts, who attribute their escape
from the epidemic and other complaints which
prevail there In the spring and au tumn solely
TO the use Of this great protective aud preYen-
tive medicine. Many Western and Southern
farmers and planters, as Invariably rs they
SOW and plant In tho spring and reap and gath
In the fal admlnlsteTlt at thoso Seasons To their
families and employees, and take II themselves
from twice to three umos day. The demand
for II In the fever and Rgue districts bordering
on the Mississippi, Ohio and Arkansas rivers II
immense; aud Wherever the natural condition.
are such as 10 generate Intermittent or remit.
tent feyers, II II held In tho highest esteem,
both as an anthloto to the atmospheric virus
which pfoyOkes them, und 2 swim and certain
remedy for those distressing forms Of disease
Il Is almost unnecessary TO say that this re-
nOWned tonic and renOVatOr IL now Renefally
accepted as q standard specific for Indigestion,
blllousnoss, nervous distemper rheumAtlsm,
physical weakness aud mental dependency, not
only by the public at large, but by all unpreiu.
diced medical men. The vast popularity Of the
bitters has, Of course, led to many eountsrfeits
and limitations, against which the community
are requested TO be on their guard. FM6W
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

THuRsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
host DOntrihee In use. II Esepsths Teeth clean
and white, and tho gums sound ami healthy.
Price IS and 20 cents.
JoUvKNs InOdorous Kid Glove Cleaner IL far
superior to anything known. Price 20 cSuts,
TuoMPsoNs Pomads Optime 10 exquisite. Il
Boftens, boautines, aud Strengthens the hair.
Price 70 and " cents. '.H
All Tor sale by druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20
Amusements, Excursions, etc

A,,,,,,o,,,o,,1oE II.
all o,iSAOuIelOllS,e'C
ZTVIV IGTInIAT rUP15,D1
IN MI j. o. sAVtLLE.. Lessee and Manager
-.-s
RI.R9ANTLY DECORATED,
BEAUTIFULLY FRRsCOEB,
FRESHLY PAINTRD,
,,,,,,, INF, ,,m,. soso,s5 ,smnl. - n" stsn. ~
most -
ENTIRELY NEW.
Aud second 10 none In the country.
FrOu, The pencil Of M. james Lamb M been p.Ip,sS
The opening attraction will be the distinguished
MIR. W. J. FLORENCE,
10 T.le9nsI. new and s.srtIlns dr.ms, lgIedpesd
"RILRRN OGE."
supported " 'ns ~, .. N% s.v,s
VA sn'hbh'
FIRsT.III,A ARTIsTs
.u,,yN-vnD ,,cu1sn..
81, sI'.L ~, w ', ,z,.., 49,.
Store WEDNESDAY A6ESlSd. s,s ssi5ii
M - 80 -H" ""h
AND FLiI sku N KRs' GRAND Il fRiPiR oi,6ul
uuARIEy uARDNFp,a nRAupEp sunpr
aRR Rtt.A RAttsn,,ps, s,,,,,, Avn ~
.'.f p, SONu avn "ANO-
NRw SONGS, DANCES, FARCRs and ETHIo.
flAh OOhloAlIrlkS ~ the Mammoth Company.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20
wnAr morn PARTIES SAY

now 4 NiCs vOUNG aIRL GJT n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

for two dollars and upwards, all very RObby, at
HAELEToN's, No. A25 Seventh street, under Odd
FellOWs' hall,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20
THE COURTS.


SPECIAL THRN-Jud0s humpArevs, .-Thiscourt
was engaged with the case OF MattinElY Va.
Board Of Public Works, q report Of which win
be found In another column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20
COX .

OEdeFlleft u the
dAHLIaHT OFFIOR.
No. 411 TsnthgtFsstI avn First ItIsst, southwest
oOrnaT 3rd and ltT0atn, or ITO HTidfe sgrBat,
ae9lF etosn, gu Be pSooDtu attended 10.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

LIMITED BTATEs PKrENT oFFIUE,
" WARRINGTON, ID. o., August %, ia7a.
On the petition Of j. l.. ALhEhdER, q huilGlo,
granted 70 him on the Ath dAy Of November, 1853
Tor an hHpToyemont 10 Kettles Tor rIJinE Oilai
Qn the 18th dAy Of OptohaT neEti that the tina To-
hlnE arguments Ann the IAminoTa report be limited
70 tho 9h daI Of November noHt, and that said pstl
tiQn be beard on the 18th day Of November next.
All person NAY QppOae this oItenlnn.
AusLbsW NJ, d, Lk00RTr, UommigaiaRSh
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20
pR0F !. E.VAIkNrISES
FASHIONABLE DAN4ISG ACADEMY.
MRsonic Temple,

Nov open for the rSoaptioa Of pupils,
hIiSEs ANO NAsrRGs saturday . % s.,
"Wednesday, Jtob
LADIES' GLASS o to > OIolusivs.
Tuesday And Friday, rsnsiou Of ladies Aad Gsltis
men, to y Aams SveninEs
Gsutisnsn's class, y To 0ilJp. IN TassiaB aad'
FTidaJ.
Eor further iAtofmati,n SopS AtIhs Acadsuy. or
circulars a ali mus aud BOOK storSa. Z ssilSs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-20

Moan wALEER n Co.,
oil Pennsylvania avenue.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-31

MEDICAL BUBBLES. Columns would be re.
quired to enumerate the medical bubbles that
have risen to the surface and burst since Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters became the standard
tonic of the Western Hemisphere. Boasts the
most extravagant, fabrloations the most pre-.
posterous, cant the most slckening, have In
turn been employed to bolster up the worth
less preparations that have from time to time
been introduced, In the hope Of dividing the
field with that famous vegetable remedy.
Signal failure has been the lot Of each and all.
The reputation of the Bitters as preventive
of epidemlos, a stomachic, an invlgorant, a
general restorative, and specific Tor indi.
geetion, bilious affections, rheumatism, nerv.
ous debility, constitutional weakness, par.
oxysmal feyers, and all complaints to which
the more sensitive sex are exclusively liable,
is established upon the sound basis Of more
than twenty years. experience, and can no
more be shaken by the clap-trap nostrums OF
unscientlac pretenders than the everlasting
hills by the winds that rustic through their
de6les. oct2a-tuths3D&w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-31
TIE COURTS.
Inferior Court.

Inferior Court.
Augustus Edwards was found guilty OF as'
sault and battery. :,
william g. Fraser was found not guilty Of
assault and battery.
Trial Justices' Courts.
Clements Holmes was before Trial Jusuce
Levy, yesterday, charged with assault and
battery. He was sentenced to pay one dollar
and cost or spend twenty days In jail.
George Simpson for beating an apprentice
boy was sentenced topsy TEN dollars and costs'
or spend twenty days in jail.
Municipal Cozrs.
VIII. Hodges, brutslly beating W. B. Card
ner. two dollars and bond for appearance.
jasper williams aua John J. Yoemsns' con.
vlcla. on their way to the Penltentiary, lodged
for .ste-keeping, delivered to warrant. John
Quarry, drunk, discharged. E. J. Bailey ana =:
ersgorie, lodged by the United States com,
missioner, delivered to warrant. A COW, al
large, one dollar.