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New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
p,TERsON.-.James Forshee. q baker on Monday,
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The Polytechnic Branch Of the American In
sttute met last eyenisg Room No "a of the Cooper In
stute The first subject treated was isomerical draw
pcs Prof Van Dervcyde next delivered very inter
estpg address ON electric induction Induction means
that body Is induced to become magnetic or electric
from its own nature without any magnetism or electricity
being communicated to IT, In speaking or the lnductl9i
OF gayanc currents the lecturer sald tne
takes place at the moment that the current
commences. II then develops another instantaneous
IN nm opposite direction. When the current stops another
instantaneous current Ia induced In the same drecon
ON this principle COLI have been constructed. consisting
OF inside wire which makes the current or ne pattcr
and outside having no connection win tne pat
terry, but In which the instantaneous currents are IN
duced These instantaneous currents may pe, In alse
machines strong that tho spark OF the charge mas
length OF lotto 50 inches The Professor mere eapset t
EXPLAINED tho actbn Of the condenser connected
with those machines They have so-calied contact-
breaker in order TO Interrupt the current OF the
ary currents this contacbreaker MAKES, InIs con
tact-breaker will sOon become destroyed by the eecIc
spark therefore arrangement has been invented 70
preyent this great extent, which CONSISTS OF an m
iation Of the icyden Jar very extensive scare nVW
ever cohdensed 40 the saSe ~ I nesists Of great
number OF sheets Of tn-lo. separated py oned sik'
Aernated layers OF nfo are connected WIN NJ te oppo
the ectric charge OF the battery VIII now
on this condenser This gives the additional advantage
uniting this charge with the original current as tue
contact is reSstabhed. The shortening OF the spark
vibration 10 be certain ny Whcn the n
duced secondary current much stronger. This
condenser procres tribe advantage. Its construction
here practically illustrated by taking condenser OF
Ruhmkorp coil bar. Dr.. Boynton, at this point, asked
permission exhibit apparatus which Illustrated the
subject treated by Prof. Van Derweyde IL consisted
o Geyser tube and bar Of yucanzed rubber rotating
over IT, The bar was made electric oy irctioI ana its
simply passing over the tube caused 1t To become lnm
nous by temporary induction. paper contributed ny
G. r. Leayitt ESQ., on the Perpetual Dynamic Indicator
then read by the Secretary, after which ne meeting
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT FOR 1863
TILE MAYORS OFFICE.

THE MAYOR OfFICb.
Mayor A. Oakley Hall takes possession OF the
Mayors Office at on Monday, Acting Mayor Conan
retiring Mr. Hall says he will make no changes IN tie
Jone is the chief clerk and Thomas B Iappdh 10 tns
Frst Marshal. In the Permit Bureau Mr.. George W;
Marshal has charge Of the nceses issued Philip T.
Hoffman il an assistant clerk IN the Permit bureau All
OF these officers will be beyond any dOuDt fe'Aihcu'
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
This Board will organize at noon on MoDcay
next pursuant TO the provisions of the charter MI.
Thomas Conan the present President, will donpuessy
he REFLECTED TO this POSITION and of the clerical force o.
the Office no information at present he obtained, as
those who in do not care about gong ou,, anu
hence all of subordinate clerks refuse to give any III
formation on the subject but can he ascer-
tanned, the present Clerk. Joseph snanhoh' anu HIS
deputy, Francis j. Twoney, will be retained
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
This is a new Board, and one of the branches
OF the Common Council and meets for organization next
Monday at noon also There q members in ALL From
uresent indications las the Board have held caucu.
Jas Monaghan Will be the President. and william MOo-
ney Clerk Both gentlemen occupy these POSITIONS III
the present Board Of COuncilmen There VIII DE que
number OF changes in the clerical force, Dut OI thehe
DOllDg at present IL known.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
This Board is ' continuous" body, and OF
necessity bound TO meet for organization at noon
next Monday but do it suits their conve-
nicnce Mr. Walter Roche the present Iresuen VIII nc
reelected and Mr: Joseph B. Young and Mr. Reeves H.
Semmes will be reelected respectively Clerk and Deputy
THE CITY DEPARTMENT.
All the present heads of the City Depart
ments holding over there Will be change in their Blu
reaus.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
This Board will meet for organization the
second Wednesday in January and is understood that
the present President Richard L. Laremore, esq., VIII ne
Draa don't cha
nors arc circulated that the present Clerk Mr. Thomas
Boese to be removed and that speaker OF the As
semhy. Mr. william Hitchman. is TO take his place.
Upon the organization Of the Board all doubts viii be
dlspeled.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
Upon consulting with the Register elect, the
Hon. Michael Connolly. it developed that for the
time being changes whatever wodld be made m his
Office and indeed il there TO be any removals at all
none would occur before the first day OF February next
The Register takes his place today
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
SUPPOSED NFAETICIDT

A young girl named Alison, who has for the
past three months been inmate of the Hudson County
Almsholse, at Snake H gave BIRTH four days ago. TO a
child OF negro parentage which found dead in bed
yesterday morning supposed 10 have been sm0hered by
It's mother. The circumstances OF the mewhat
singular About eight years ago one Alison aud his wife
were living small farm In the lower part Of Bergen,
N. j. Suddenly the wife died by poison The husband
was arrested for the murder and while lying In the hud
cutting hishroat One child little girl six years ~ agp,
left D0rphan by the double tragedy. About year
ago. at which time she IL years OF age the grl was
sent TO work on farm at Rockaway, j. During the
absence Of her employers family negro the farm
effected her rnin which, being discovered. and she being
enciene, she back 10 Bergen aud thence Ia the
AlmshOuse where the child was b0r and Killed AZ stated.
Coroner Warren will hold an inquest.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUN
s,s ,.ra,nipo In court no total number Of nonnry
em.os r.Innininn n cuuf Ia total number 0i hOtlOhs

oases remaining In court TO- total number Of nonury
cn.es remaining n court, ISe; h"hoe' W "''"'
Lead, 5.C23. ., ,,,,r
The following il the annual report ~ the Dnshe 'ra,
aee m the Surroratcs Oite during the year 1903; WiIs
admitted T37; wills rejected, 0; letters 's'.''nhy sn w.,
granted Ioo letters Of adnlns,,ann ~,
ton with Will annexed 81 letters Of collection 70 aG
erces Oh final accounting entered S20 orders eh'ered
'''' uSirpp STATES DISTRICT COURT.
THE Hon. Samuel Blitcbfnrd, District Judge; george
F. Belts esq Clerk John A. Osborn. Deputy Clerk
during the year 1865 63 admiralty, revehe ana insrhh'
heeu analIy disposed o. On the common-law side 80
suits were Instituted. OF which II we're disposed Oh IN IN
bspkruptcy, lcs2 petitions have been fled during tne
ycar mixing total Of 22ao since the fng OF the nrst
petition the let of june 1877: -
CoMWIsIONERs OFFICE.
Messrs Belts and Osborn are also United States Com'
during hc year they ssned largo number Of war
wants embracing the crimes Of murder granddaughter,
rnei and unusual punishment tho high seas, sedncon
Sa o,a1s te % sT rans on he Internal Revenue &c. and
aro very large number OF warrants against dendnens
tax.pnying lawyers brokers' nhd Others who, on Various
yretcxls, attempted to avoid paying taxes uhuer 'he
Internal Revenue laws o, -
Robert Murray United States harshali William H.
Thoinpson. Iirsi Deputy Unned States Marshal ! p A.
officers ntiached to Unired States Aiarshal's onice
Tholuas McCay, Robert Paterson. Thomas H. Lease
David B. DWire James Dunslec. H. 3. P0Orc, Luther
Horton. william Jarvis, T. withcrell and John Robinson
have executed during the p@nt year lSoe Tarsnt' a
tachcd under process issued from tho Untied States
District Court, about AT dstlleres ana fS3 DatcH vi
Wlisky; aud have served about l1G0 eapases.
U. 3. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
This has been busy ollce during the pnst year Ihe
Of the business is very great ana ls estimated
hy that the Government prosecutions NJ me SY OF
NewYork equal. i'll amount. all the rest In tho United
States 80,
Samuel c. Courtney, u. 2. District Attorney; idhnn
Alen Deputy District Attorney S. Phelps, lst Asslst'
ant District Attorney Assistant District Attorneys:
Thomas SlnOns. Daniel g. Rollins, Joseph Bell Dudley
T. PHELPS ~ l.. Hayes, Luther W Emerson and Henry
Dome compose the force nj this office.
Suits commenced, peudDg. and closed; common
law and equity suits begun, 34 tried and closed, lioi
pending from former years, co.
Internal Revenue tus, IN begun 220i closed l94;
pending, 125.
Internal Revenue, IN pesoiian, begun 1885; closed, SO
pending 217.
Criminal suits beguu lIs; closed. %; pending. &C.
Suits Custom House bonds commenced, O99 closed,
81 pending, l,l20.
sts FOR r6iufn of duties against the Collector OF the
Port begun 33; closed, 62 pending, 1881.
Total suits begun during the year. 1y23; closed during
the year. 9g3 still pending, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.

The prospect Of speedy construction OF the
proposed Underground Railroad from the City Hall TO
Harlem Bridge is not encouraging. The charter OF the
Company requires the agement 60 file bonds 10 the
anont Of s0OO0 With the state Controller and also TO
produce the most satisfactory evidence that S5OooO
have subscribed by responsible parties toward the
capital stock the Company by the first day OF January.
1852 otherwise the charter becomes null and void These
conditions have not complied with. are they
likely be soon. although the officers OF the Company
have made strenuous efforts fulfill them IL IL under
stood that appOn Will be made 10 the Legislature
this Winter for extension OF time.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
THE GTEEITS

Broadway yesterday was unusually muddy.
The soy tide above the curb, and invaded those
reencs devoted TO foot passengers In the lower por
ons OF Broadway for instance at the junction oftFul
n-st where the msighty remains OF the Loew bridge
are sl tn he seen the oo mud was nearly ankle deep
either pavement aud walking was almost as difficult
as on ice The passing vehicles. rolling through this
sus little drops Of mud into the faces Of those who
were compelled ty the crowd 10 walk near the curb.
while those who protected from this nuisance by
their distance from the curb in constant danger OF
fdling prone upa the trracherOus walks As with
broadway, no with all other crowded thOroughiares.
Nas-au-St was forlabe. the Bowery passabe, while
thoss streets which not much used. were in
some what better condition.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
THE BAXTER MUFFfNS.

The Baxter Mullins, company of "fantastl-
cals," under the command OF Cspt. John McCauley,
made their annual NewYear parade last evening The
company organized in 1885, most OF the members
then being members OF Baxter Hook and Ladder Com
paIiy No is Las evening they turned out In large
numbers attired b. the most ludcr0us costumes, and
after parading The street. visited Hoboken Wnere they
were entertained ty Washington Engine Company No. J.,
under the command Oi their foreman. Samuel Besson.
During the entire night the Mullins were In high giee,
and gave timely notice Of their coming by frequent
salutes. which given ON their Tin hours Following
IN the "a wagon which was carried calcium
light Their appearance every where excited merrlMent,
aud lriVolity thG order of the night.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

Sentenced De imprisoned In State Prison Males, 2
females. iG, Two males sentenced for life. The
aggregate Of imprisonment Of the remainder was
1.J7Z years and - months
stdtcced 20 imprisonment in Penitentary Males. li3
femdie, "a 10 the City Prison Males, To the House
OF Refuge Boys, S3 Indictments found by Grand Jury.
Ij9 complaints dismissed 16; TecognZance5 10 appear,
&c.. Med l.977; recOgnzances forfeited, 45.
ehe Superior Court and Court OF Common Pleas have
prepared 40 statement OF their years busness.)
MAXINE COURT.
The Hon. Henry Alker. the Hon. NJ. c. Gross and the
Hon George NJ Curtis. Justices. 10
General Term.-Appeals from Judgments at Special
TerD. los. judgments affirmed 52 judgments reversed
special TerIn-TOtal humber Of judgments rendered
from Jan 1868 10 Dec 81 1865 2OO total number OF
summons issued, 1885, total number alias OF summons
sued, $685. total number OF warrants issued, 372 total
namper OF attachments Issued 329 total number of Jury
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
THE CARRICK. WILL CASE.

The reading of the testimony in the Carrck-
will heard by Justice Besdle, at Paterson yes
terdny 1t would appear from the statements OF OF
the witnesses that Mrs CarIick married 10 Harry
Jones about month after Mr.. Carricks death. The
stomach Of the latter. exhumed time ago for anay
sis. showed traces Of poison. The persons who OK
humed 1t held 20 bail IN considerable bum tor III
frinRng btatA law.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
AyNrIL STATEMENTS or THE COURTS
SUPREME COURT-GFyERAL TERM.

SUPREME C0URT-GENERAL TERM.
During the past year the General Term OF
enumerated motions, l9s enumerated motions IA; pre-
fer1ed causes 49, original motions, 49, Neryfew OF these
cases are undecided.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT
Trials by court aud Jury 2l0 trials by court, jury
waived. 49, inquests by court and Jry a ngnests by
court l5 dismissals IS; refcronces, n; tora 9s5.
spPRENE CoURr-srECIAL TEEN.
Causes tried 24G causes referred. 20. total, as
soss~ - SUPREME CoURT-CHA1BsBs.
During the year tntr6 were heard and orders made
thereon by Mr. Justice George q. Barnard Presiding
Justice Notions 29Se; Judgments granted In fore
closure suits 76 judgments granted in divorce cases
DEGREES aside and vacated, 2: attachments Issued
against property Of absconding, concealed and faudn
lent debtors, 695; inunctlons granted and bonds Med
25 orders of arrest grantedaDd bonds ed $40 attach
mens against vessee g0 wrs OF habeas corpus allowed
and petitions filed. S?j; cases and exceptions to same
settled, %.
judgments foreclosure sale, AZ Judgments granted in
divorce suits attachments Issued against property OF
abscondng concealed and fraudulent debtOrs 2G5 in
attachments Issued against vessels 1 writs OF ha
corpus allowed and petitions filed, ls and
exceptions 10 same settled. IA.
BY SIR. Justice Josiah sutherland: Motions, l,122;
Judgment foreclosure suits, n; Judgment IN divorce
cases attachments Issued against property OF. Alb
scoudng, concealed, and fraudulent debtors $50; In
functions granted and bonds fled co. orders OF arrest
granted and bonds led, 63 attachments issued against
vessels l2 wrts OF habeas corpus allowed and petitions
fled IO5; cases and exceptions to same settled. II.
By Mr.. Justice Albert CardozO: Motions, 2.SO9 iudg-
mets granted in foreclosure suits 5 Judgments granted
divorce 4G Judgments declaring marriage uuli
and void attachments issued against property OF a
sconding concealed, and fraudulent debtors, AIS;
functions granted and bonds hed az orders OF arrest
granted aud bonds fled 225 attachments against vessels
3E OF habeas corpus allowed and petluOns nlcd, 4
cases and exceptions settled, 49,
la addition to this there have been granted by tho
various justices sitting Chambers parte applications
% the number OF l2,OO.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
RETURNS or THE HOTELS AND Gas COM
P4NfES.

Below are the returns Of rentals as made by
the landlords OF different hotels In the city, ana 'e
returns OF the four gas companies OF the cy lor .c
month of November The hotel returns are made during
the month OF Nay each year. ane are Tor the current
year: -
The following table shows the ar an ~ rental tax
paId by the different hotels IN the cI All hotels having
yearly rental of 5000 and upward taxed IS on each
SlOO so that by gaucng this table, ana ioaang
calculation IL easy To ascertain what the rent amounts
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
ArnounrrU"niA
NAPOLEON CoUGu Pills.

NAPOLEON COUGU Pills.
Tssmou, NJ kris Emerson grocer No l6O Mqngomeryst
jersey Cfy: -
The,, p cough which wife had
vAlnls tried other The quicGy
uso which Ms Emerson has given hln 10 great humber
similarly Affected every the snlt followed SO
oui,hng M that feel prompted to eIor my belief
that nothing csb equal hem"
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
TILE PLANET MARS.

Thi, rl.u. pov rapidly approaching b.' porto" o. w & appear
e.b shines With peculiar us'e' oeyad of
b,h on February I3 when will rise near ,ne ss 49, ay star
-, poSion In nf Leo " eas OF c
sanL vi ns hon, sho,e the horizon al 10 oco 10 %
etehing
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

PETER w. DOWNING, son of the late THOMAS
DoNsrNG. Wall and wilamsts entrance VIII
hsnL putting ot of PCXLED OysrKRs for the New
Yrar Day tables His prices from 50 TO ~ 100 lie also
supply With Jsy; snd will
denver onhs city adjacent cities
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

This list contains the principal hon of the city. and
will give good idea ~ what rents The Fifthaye.
Hotel brings the highest rent H. rTe being S9sGn per
year The ST. Nicholas 1. the next, the rent heng s2)o
The NewYork Hotel IL the tdId the L.t, ANA The
Metropolitan the fourth DcmoncD's houss, hot M
cuded, they being returned a. restpgraut-.
GAS COMPANIES.
Although the light thrown from t3e street Hiups IN IA
mentally dull the following table, diving The number 0f
cubic feet OF gas furnished by each ~ the different com
panies for the month Of November. viii show that
enough has been furnished either burned wasted
10 hnye given plenty Of lgiIt.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

TsI srr-y i6s o0e point
Of scnnty ah @ j. enable, without leaving bis
ROOM hi including tbe movements % biz servants
w. IolsEs, No. ,0i Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

SUNDAY-SCIOoL BOOKs.-BROUGHToN q wy
ss No - BioeHo.. issp the l.rs.stsnd best assortment
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

ELECrRICIr'-lts remedial properties demon
md o ante aud chronic
ease hy Dr. Ia. West fOurtesutlrsL
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
HOME NEW
TllB WEATHBf

Morniug-vey eeuay to overcast n" o,.,,t and
ovyysast eoaaI to sunset stenp ,",n g2j
! y,rr b.yy 10 9:ts overcast from ssa to W, tee's ~
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

licenses was se2025 CO. for street permits s2 ia o3 Ie
whole number of licenses issued was S2s o
received 994 amount Of fines received soei oV aou'
received for Mayors seals, &c, SSH 25
PRESENTATION OF TESTIMONIALS.
Shortly after the Board of Aldermen adjourned
Yesterday Mr. Conan. the President OF that Dody nna
oseph shannon the Clerk Of the Common Council were
presented with testimonials OF the kind regard enter
iained for them by the clerks in the office 0f the Son%
Couucil Mr. Conan presented Win Naiul'uio
cluster diamond pin and Mr.. Shannon with meerschaun
njue which was exhibited at the Paris Exposition
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
tSSENG ERS ARRIVED.
IATEST SHIP NEWS.

FROM LIVERPOOL, Dee 9l-n steamship Mnnesoti-Mr aud
Nh. John x EYansJ. A. Brauisan.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
ARRIX ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Mmussa pnes, Liverpool Dee 3 mise and
j. v. Bsrkalrw. Etahehport Rescue. kitsbebport
T. rodsiu Einbehp6L benjamin StrOag EiIabeihpork
Mary Miller kirhethport
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH 3Auited schrs A. Deuhs from Eoson King
Bird Jacksonville ship Charles Chaone Goueee brgs Augnstr
oioi BE- KaBs londonderry lumu ST. Thomas lArIe Bache-r
Banore War Blake dc. Cleared schr H. Allen. jacksonville
bark James IAytrDoo steamships H. Livingston Neslo
Fannie Baltimore Two sh below Pilots report several vessel,
OUTSIDE The heaI' og continues.
Dee. 3lIhe u steamship Larkawana, nom
MEXICAN ports n.sd here to-day.
FOREIGN PORTS
H.v,SA 3Te Santiago de Cuba arrived to-day on
AeN.iVrk.
DISASTERS.
WHr De-, 1l-Auiyrl brig BaeAr Benson, OF aud frun
Jamaica for New. lbrk, eakiug -,
M steamship George this morning picked the steamship
Flonla fom iarlnA, Disabled and tow-d her IN. -
LoSDoy Dee 3tThe Hope nom Antwerp for Nswto ''
stranded . kAoo, Bans, aud has kremsst sprung
SPOKEN.
Dec 2s Isl loo 6 s ship Alexander Marshall from L'sfP''
for Nes.ioE
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

This is for the month 0f November alone. The tax
levied is Is cents every 1900 cubic feet. which would
amount $500 90 for the month nearly $4,000 a
year. Taking November as an average month, and the
OF gas consumed during the course oi the year
would amount round figures 20 about Ip0Od cubic
feet. many cubic feet the National o. b, amounts
10 IN dollars
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
MAYORS OFFICE-ANNUAL REPORT or THI IL
CENsE AND PERMIT BUREAU.


From the annual statements of First Marshal
Tappen, ana Second Naraha George W. Hmchman, aud
george w. Norton Chief Of the Permit Bureau the fol.
lowing figures are extracted:
p LiCEssLs IssUED.DuuimY engines - twOhOTse cars.
$40: one horse cars 20 intelligence Offices n RENEWALS
50 boardinghOuses. 81 expresses 4ae; renewals
yeiders as; renewals 5j3 public carts 1876 renewals
500; charcoal yepdert, So renewals, lz2 guHpOwder
sales Of III renewals. 74 kindng wood IS9; renewals,
~; wOOdenware, 4; renewals, 2 eartiuon, 26 ;
relewals, 5l5 express drivers, o. renewals "a :
dog carts 49, renewals rs dirt Carts 463 rene ais 2l3
pOTfers ca renewals l32 coach drivers g72 drivers
fls: uagc drivers 2ss paWnbfOkers, 50: secondhand
dea0s 81 walls l0 junk shops, TO- renewals. lO2
stage coaches 3 junk boats, renewals 1s Junk carts
IO7 renewals l72 coaches, i5s transfers I3 taverns
2. 54l fines were imposed, and Slil WAS collected
fTRYET PsltNUs-There rgcclvod for permits for
tho erection Of street etaidP signs, &C. &C. 1874 ~
Tie whole amOaBt received for licenses S56se VI,
which 1914 a 10 tho city Treasury aud t55 90
80 the Sinking Fund
The amsunt ra6eiged by the Chief Clerk for Mayors
scale &c. e4ie 26 One thousand hundred and
sishcompalBle were reoeived and disposed Of by
~ etbsrslse. y iseJ tfs whole amount rosslv6d for
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
1 o. nj, ,..,d.,, Of ne,risoun hs, been arrested

~, NV 1890
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-08-13

vi iorihcr days was an utter neglect OF sanitary
precautions. No cfllcie.t means was adont.d so,
the prevention OF sickness. Sewerage was nm.
known In cities crainage was rarely s,.,mp,od
IN the country. Heaps Of oal were icft to rot In
the pubic STREETS, and domestic cleanliness, the
great ahtdcse to febrle diseases, was sadly nepI
lected' ~ Is not so now. Wise laws phllanthrop-
&c INSTITUTIONS, and vigilant sanitary police, have
10 Great extent, rcmedied the evil Nor IL this
all. PREVENTIVE MEDICATION has helped materi.
any TO lessen the rates OF mortality IL Is not too
much to say that TENS OF THOUSANDS escapc
sickness In unhealthy seasons In consequence OF
having INvIaoRArED THEIR SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE
by a course of HosTETTERS STOMACH BIT.
TEts. This pure and powerful vegetable tonic
ana Alternative comprises the extracts and essences
OF variety OF roots and herbs, renowned for
their strengthening. soothing, vitalzing and puri
lying properties. These medicinal agents are In.
corporated with spirits absolutely free from the
acrid poison which dcfles, more or less, all the
hqnors OF commerce, and their effect 10 tifYused
through the whole frame by this active, yet harm.
iess stimuiant. The result IL such a condition Of
the system AZ renders II all but tnsperuious TO the
exterior cause or disease, such as damn, foy.
Sudden alterations of Temperature, &c
strength, and tho perfect regularity OF all the
functions OF the body, are the beet safeguards
against atmospheric polson and tho effects of I'M
wholesome water, and HosTETTER's BTTTERs
are the best strengthening and regulating medi.
cine at present known. For dyspepsia and bilious.
ness they are sPECsrrc ABSOLUTE.