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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-07-01
State of Wisconsin Circuit Court for Ken
-, OSha County.
ane Warner against John r. Warner.
To

JanG WaTntr agaInSL d Ohm Il. w Arner.-
To
.Etan Il sao John r. Warner, Defendant:
VOU are hereby Summoned and required to
u answer the complaint in this action.
which will be filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court, County of Kenosha at
the City Of Kenosha, and to serve copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scriber, at his ofnce, in said City of Kenosha,
within twenty days after the service of
this summons on you, exclusive of the day Of
such service; and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, May Dist 1869. tla laa s4s
A. G. COLE of Kenosha Wisconsin,
6w2 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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POINTS OF sUPERIORITY:

machines the following
POINTS OF UPERIORITY:
The Draft is less than any other machine in gen.
eral use regardless Of width OF cut, with side
turns easier than any other N J'7alTli h s'lT I
The perfect subsection of the Finger Bar to the
operator, allowing boy of ten or twelve years of
age to elevate the guards SO they will scale hay
cock or It's equivalent. or to depress them SO as to
take up lodged grass or Grain that lays directly
away from the machine. me Finger Bar is per-
The Finger Bar, at both ends, is carried upon
wheels instead of being drag bar; the outer
wheel being an automatic elevator, which raises
the bar at every turn to the right and resumes its
place, on starting without the aid OF the driver;
the inner being 20 inches in diameter, running
upon Friction Rollers. fl lg1a ~ Ittu
The Knife Head is so coupled that it never gets
loose, does not wear upon ITSELF and consequently
never freaks. ..-
piece, and the bearings, never get out OF line.
There being but very little woodwork about the
machine it is very durable and exposure to the
weather effects 1t but slightly.
The Box Nuts are all secured on the machine by
safety wrenches, and can by no possibility get
loose or lost. The machine is mounted on two
and an easy seat to the driver.
The machine is all duplicated. Any piece of one
machine will fit all the other machines OF this
make. No machines or pieces of machines are
numbered.
The Conductors Box is SO arranged that the
machine can be thrown in or out of gear without
1t Will Now ON AMY land, from
which you can Haul HAY
nm a Wagon. iil 9n5 tQ lat
The actual cut of the knife is five feet 1t will
work as Reaper equal to any machine in the
market. $3.50 2N1a9 a#t gfr AFf5
We warrant the machine to cut grass or grain
with one span of horses at the rate of IL acres
per hour and to be well made, of the best material
w. B. & G. A. WERDEN, -'''i- f"
Manufacturers, Waukegan, Illinois.
This machine has been thoroughly tested for
five wears and stands upon it's own merits Many
testimonials can be produced, but are deemed SUI
perfuous Examine the merits of the machine
for yourselves.
The Graham is heinvention Of aDractical farmer
in the field, and every machine is manufactured
under his direct supervt
I will be in Racine on Tuesdays. on Wednesdays
al Uni IN Grove, on Thursdays at Burlington, and
on FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS at KENOSHA,
with sample machine, to take orders.
Farmers will do we'll to examine this machine
before purchasing elsewhere. Any one wishing
to buy can take machine on trial. aud If they are
not what we claim them to be they can be re-
turned. & VIM. A. EMERY. p
5w3 vai 4f feE Agent
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AUSTRIAN PRoGREss.--Austria in her
powerful and skilful administrator. No
one denies that he nnd erstands the char
acter aud position of the Austrian empire
nor can any one deny that under his care
Austria is doing well. g His opposition to
the church is notorious. He has pushed
school reform and other question affect
ing the welfare of the people to successful
issues, in spite of the threats of the bishops
and archbishops, and IN total disregard of
the thunders of Rome. One bishop has
been locked up and awaits his trial for
instigating the people to resist the civil
government. The cardinal archbishop Of
Vienna, who has intefered on behalf of
his clerical brother and subordinate, has
been snubbed and cody informed that he
had better go and mind his business.
Meanwhile reform goes on in other direc-
lions Russia has offended the Poles all
over the world by stamping out every
where all traces of their separate national
ity Galicia is province of ancient
Poland, but Galicia belongs to- Austria.
Following out consistently the conciliato-
~ policy adopted towards Hungary, the
Austrian government has promulgated an
order authorizing the use Of the Polish
language in the administration of the in
ternal Galicia. This is a powerful bid for
the sympathy and support ofthe Poles. and
|ly 90 on as she has begun, history will
be compelled to record the fact that Sad
owa was her salvation. $3.50 vyars
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IN HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE !!
AT A BARGAIN.

yENHE subscriber offers his house and lot for sale
Il situated on Chicago ST., No. AZ. The house
is frame, story and half high-newaE in good re-
pair is pleasantly situated in desirable locality.
Currant bushes and other fruit trees on the lot,
and an excellent well of water. o
Price. $3.50. Any one wishing to purchase a srug
comfortable residence in Kenosha, will do we'll to
call and look at this pace:
ENQUIRE Of the subscriber on the premises.
Kenosha, June 10th, 1862
,ts. Im2 G WM HILL.
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Is There Room in angel Land?

IA short time since the author listened
to an interesting discourse by a Methodist
preacher in which he related the follow
inc touching incident: A mother who
was preparing some -four to bake into
bread, left it for few moments, when
little Mary with childish curiosity to
see what it was-tool1 hold of the dish
when it fell to the floor, splitting its con.
tents. The mother struck the child a
severe blow, saying with anger, that she
was. always in the way! Two weeks after
little Mary sickened and died. On her
death bed, while delerious she asked her
mother if there would be no room for her
among the angels. | was always in the
way. mother-you had no room for little
Mary! and will be in the angels way
Will they have no room for me?' The
broken hearted mother felt no sacrifice too
Great could she but save her child.
Is there room among the angels,
For the spirit of your child?
Will they take your Little Mary
In their loving arms so mild
Will they ever love me fondly,
AS my story books have said
Will they find a home for Mary
Mary numbered with the dead !? ts r,
Tell me truly, darling mother
Is there room for such as me!
Will gain the home of spirits,
And the shining angels see?
have sorely tried you, mother
Been to you a constant care
And you will not miss me, mother,
When dwell among the fair
For you have no room for Mary s.
She was ever in your way,
And she fears the good will shun her
Will they, darling mother, say?
Tell me-tell me truly, mother, q
Ere life's closing hour doth come! q.
Do you think that they will keep me,
In the shining angels home?
I was not so wayward, mother
Not SO yery-very bad, A
But that tender love would nourish,
And make Mary's heart so glad
Oh yearned for pure affection,
In this world of bitter woe tf
And / long for bliss mortal, L
In that land where l must go!
Tell me once again, dear mother.
Ere you take the parting kiss
Tor VIII the angels bid me welcome
To that world of perfect bliss?
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A CHANGE OF COMMANDERS IN ALASKA.
The Chicago Tribune, Washington
dispatch, says: . 100.
Gen. Davis is soon to be relieved from
the command of troops in Alaska. One
of the California papers, some weeks ago,
printed two or three articles, that were
widely copied in the East in which it was
charged, and shown by specifications, that
a good deal of lawlessness exists among
the soldiers up there; that outrages Of
an indecent character have been perpetra-
ted upon a number of women; that some
ofthe officersare greatly addicted to drunk
enness, and that others are openly living
with abandoned women as mistresses.
The official report shows, also, that Indians
and nativesihave been abused and NAL
treated in many ways; and in a word,
there isa terrible lack of discipline among
portion of the troops The President
has made inquiry into the matter, and
finds that the newspapers have by no means
told the worst of the truth. An officer
more efficient than Gen Davis has proved
in this field will be sent to take his place.
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Kenosha County, IS. ( /, John II. Vermilye
Cashier OF the First National Bank OF Kenosha, do
solemnly swear that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
- a9B0 JOHN III. 'VERMILYE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this Esd day of
June, A, D. 1862. L. G. MERRILL,
-, ll0Q Sla. rs Notary Public.
rogl Attest: JOHN GRIDLEY,
1@4!S 3i&2s.l F. ROBINSON, Directors
L.,G. MERRILL.
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q s
A new invention for boring oil-wells
has been introduced. into the petroleum
districts of Pennsylvania. 1t does away
with the expensive machinery used.
The motive power is horse attached to
sweep, and the wells are sunk at the cost
of $1.25 per foot. "a 4aa aa p
Paper thoroughly impregnated with
carbclic abid has been made by an Ital-
ian chemist, and its preserytive power is
so strong that meat wrapped in it is kept
perfectly fresh withoutsalt or other curing
process. rs Is s.,a5
The summer term of Wayland Univer-
sity closes Thursday, July 1.
G. W. Mccormick, of Chicago, sent
$4,000 to Gen. Lees college in Virginia, the
other day.
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Miss Amanda Craig has been elected a
school teacher in the public; schools of
Newport, Kentucky, alta salary of $500
per annum. .,E1x Cd -AI5aA0
A Washington dispatch denies the truth
of the cable telegram about Mr. Motley's
official communication to the British Gov.
ernmert. 1t furcher says that his instruc-
lions are to advise temporary postpone
ment of negotiations.
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REPORT
RESOURCES.

i nF the condition of the FIRST NATIONAL
" BANK OF KEN0SHA, at the close Of bust
ness on the 18th day of June, 1859: i,,.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
ahaTm Reaper and NNOW
en-. for 1869.

HNHE Undersigned desire to introduce the Ora
n nam reaper and Mower to the attention of the
machines the following
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

! NOTICE GREAT REDUCTION IN PASSAGE To
~ Galveston, Texas The splendid sleamshp Euterps
will sail on Saturday July O'Clock r. ~ For passage
| apply 10 NJ. DOHERrY, Is Broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

(NARRIAGEs-SEOOND HAND PHAETONS, ROCK
~ aways, Vctoras, top Bugges, light Trottng and Road
Wagons Coupe and Coupe Rockaway Depot Wagons with
or without tops also variety OF Carriages suitable
for the country at NJ sTIVERs' Manufactory, IA to l5
l. ast Thirty street
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L,oR SALE-A FRESH COW, SIX YEARS OLD; CALI
week Old will milk Ia 10 90 quarts a day. Apply
10 Robinson street. l45 West Fourth street. 2S Franklin
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TIE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, L. l.-hONDAY, JULY g. AT 3
o'clock T. ~ two matches, $500 each three in five In
harm ~ W. Lovels b. Big jim; Or. Ogles g. Pet Sec.
ond mntch-J Cudneysb. Twist; W. Loyel's Dr. g. Young
Commodore; three Ia tive In 80 train New
town j. A cIIANVERs Pronrieor
1862 nt O'clock NJ, purse OF $500 mile heats three
IN hVe, In harness J. Ludlow Stella Mr. Black
names Con r. Mcdowell names b. h. Moonlight Jack
J. II. TAkRANT, Proprietor
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DEDUCED RATES.
III London and New York Steamship Line.
Steamers ortnighty to London direct from North
river. Passage at $780, &70 and 500, currency.
CELLA...............July 10 0BELLONA..........Aug.
PARAGUAY........ July "a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
For passage Hamburg Bremen, Havre, Paris Antwerp
and Rotterdam at cheapest currency rates apply to
ROBERT n. CLARK, b5 Broadway.
For freight TO ROWLAND & AsPINwALL. "a South ST.
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EOR sALE-A SPLENDID COUPE HORSE; KIND,
stylish and gentle and free driver Also Wagon, with
shifting seat Inquire at hfRARD's Stable Bank street,
near Eighth avenue.
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LN0R SALE VERY LOW-THE WELL KNOWN
stallion Black Raven, eight old, sound has tottcd
his third heat In 24 the bandsomest horse In America
lady ride drive him. See john private stable l3 East
1wenty-s veDth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SHLAND HOUSE, ARCH STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH
"A Pbiadeipa the only house in the city Euro
pean plan Commercial travellers take notice.
A. \. BELCHER, Proprietor.
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4 I BARKER HAMLIN'S CITY AUCTION MAXI
~ MAJOR g. W. BARKER, AUCriONEhR,
corner Rroadway aud Thirty-ninth street,
IlIA lA L ~.

- REGULAR AUCTION SALES
EVERY WEDNESDAY And SATURDAY.
Genernen's private Establishments disposed OF at public
ana private sale TO the best advantage ana general assor
ment o Horses Carriages Rugges, Horse Clohng Halie
Whps &c. to suit the needs OF all classes Of purchasers
st1nsiy on hand Orders promptly executed.
Twtnty'our hours allowed or trial every horse sold
under warranted
Good ssbnR for horses at public private The only
mari IN tue cy a ing driving ring for showing
sale. CarrlHaes B,gles. &c. taken storage
Catalogue Of sale this day AZ l2 O'Clock.
Brown Mare, l54 hands, syears old sold pay advances
and keeping.
Together with hreequater seat Road Wagon Harness. 6c
Bay saddle Mare, thoroughbred, 1b9 hands years old
very eene for lady o. children to ride extra stylish and
vel broken together with ady'g Saddle ana Birdie
large and servicsabe Work Horse, 163 hands years
old Deeved 10 be sound warranted KIND in all harness
Sold for want of
tis0 other Horsea described at sale.
RockawRys Depot and Express Wagons, Phsetons, top
and no top Bugges, Harness Saddles BRIDES, Cloth
ng, Hatcrs Whips, and everything in ,be horse line No
posipODement on account OF weather.
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FOURTH OF JULY.
DRoGRAMME
l. for celebrating
THE APPROACHING ANNIVERSARY
OF
NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE
July D. 1869.

Arranged by the
SPECIAL COMMITTEE Of THE COMMON COUNCIL,
appointed for that purpose.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

DUTCHESS AND COLUMBIA RhILROAD-BOsToN
~ Hartford and Erie Railroad Company Lessees.-on
and after June 2 1867, the trains win be
run follows Leave Hopewe Junction $40 A. NJ. aud
80 r ID reaching Fishkl landing TO connect with Ss
A. W. and S35 Z. NJ. trains Hudson River railroad for
New YORK Returning leave FHhki landing at 10 10 A. NJ
from New York
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nNLY nIRECr IINr rn ERANcr

- THE ANCHOR LINE,
Favorie Clyde built passenger steamers intended to sail
follows:-
India. Saturday July Saturday, july II
Dorian. We iues1ay July Britannia Saturday July "a
Cambria Saturday July ID Columbia. Saturday July 81
and each succeeding Saturday therea ter,
From pier 90 North river, at II O'Clock noon
Rates OF passage, payable IN currency
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow Derry, 800 and S75
Excursion tickets good for twelve months, Sl60
Steerage TO Glasgow Derry, $50; Intermediate S3j
Prepaid certificates from these ports, 49,
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg Havre, Rotter
dam Antwerp, &c, at very low rates
Drafts issued payable any bank Great Britain and
Ireland.
For further information apply the steamers foot Dy
street or at the Company's Offices No Bowling Green. New
York. HENDERSON BROTHERS.
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CRESCENT CITY,
49, Captain j. B. Hildfeh,
VIII be despatched saturday, July g. At O'Clock r. NJ
from pier II North
Freight received at through rates FOR St. Louis, Mobile and
Galveston.
The UNITED STATES will succeed, Saturday, July TO-
For freight or passage hayirg superior accommodations
apply TO
FREDERICK BAKER,
AZ
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ITOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsFowN.-INMAN LINE
Of Mail Steamers appointed 10 sail as fOLow';--
CITY OF ANTwERP...... Saturday. July 3 i2 ,
CITY OF Saturday, July 10, r. N.
Tuesday, July H. L. NJ.
and each succeeding Saturday alternate Tuesday from
pier f5 North
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UPWARDS STORAGE ROOMS FOR FURNITURE
IL anu Baggage, 3U2 West Fourteenth street. near
Eighth avenue Trucks move men 10 handle
furniture.
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DOR SALE-A FINE STYLISH GRAY HORSE. SUIT.
able coupe, old Is hands inches high;
anted Sound and kind; will he sold cheap Apply N H.
LEApBETTER 65s Seventh avenue.
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A SENT YOU IMMEDIATELY AS YOU DESIRED.
IA Have heard from you See me this morning sure.
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A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
n FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers Infall.
Die Mango Cure and Flea Externnato 75c. Buffers new
work b. EAIa Stock and Trained Dogs Imported tri
color Geraniums u ~
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L,oR CHARLESTON, THE FLORIDA PORTS THE
Il South and Southwest Regular Line.-The fast and
popular sidewhee steamship MA NuLIA, M.B. CroweI,
commander, will sail Wednesday, July r. NJ
pier No. 9 North river foot Of Rector street.
Cabin Passage, 82n.
Through bills OF Iading to all points South and Southwest
Agents In Charleston sgenel Coz forward all goods
OF commission. ARTHUR LEARY, Agent 73 Williams
The steamship SARAGOSSA viii follow July H.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The mail for Europe Saturday, July g. VIII close al
this Office at 10 A. NJ, and at the stations oowsA ane
b. $685. aud o, $40; and L, s25, and q, sos NJ.
+. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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INoR sALE-A BLACK HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD,
seventeen hands kind and gentle; would make good
family horse; IL a good stopper.
RAYS az Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
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FIREWORKS.

I1IREWORKS FIREWORKS
of every description. Bes, quality lowest prices
FOR sale hy
JOSEPH PURDY,
- and "a Maiden lane.
Established 1888,
JVIREwoRKs THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY
II 10 biy them Ia at SMITHS old established toy store
2s5 Fast Threycnth street between Second and Third
avenues Be. nrecracke ~ cents pack orpedoes cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-03

TTNKOY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TkOf.-THE FAS1-
est elegant evening river Steamboats, IA the world The
VANDERBILT CONNECTICUT leaves pier a Nortn
river foot Of Spring street, evening Saturdays
Ell at o'clock, and foot OF West Thryfourth at Is
Fare 81 So being 81 Is less than 75c cheape
than other route and like reduction Buffalo Nagars
Falls AL points West Saratoga sharon. Lake GEORGE
points Lake Champain, Montreal al points 10 Yer
and Massachusetts. Tickets state
secured at DODD'S EIpress Oices, 6Sl and ga
Broadway, New York, and No. Court street. Brooklyn
Baggage called FOR at residences checked through
tnston also at sos West street above Spring Passengers
landed In Saratoga In time for breakfast.
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EN0URTH AND FIFTH JULY EXCURSIONS UP THE
Il Hudson.-The steamboat ANTELOPE leaves Harrison
ree pier every morning at o'clock for Yonkers Hastings
Dobbs Ferry lIarytown and Nyack by Ferry) Sing Sing
HaverstrAw, Grassy Point, yerpank's Peekskl Re
turning leaves peekski at ~ O'Clock stopping Thirty
rec yach
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MANTED--A SITUATION by A COLORED MAN, AS
" coachman and groom; good reterence Call at No. 10
Grand 81.
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WANrEn-A SITUATION As GARDENER. ny A SIN
w gle who understands his business would make
himself generally useful good reference. Address H. c.
G4i Eas, 2ist NJ.
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RIO LErTo SMALL FAMILY, PART OF A NEA7
three story House, IN tho vicinity OF Abingdon sluarei
second noor and one third Apply JOHN MAX,
WELL, 6ii Broadway corner Houston street.
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COO eth AVA LADY WISHES To PROCURE STU
A-JO atoms for waiter and laundress both Protestant
waiter has objection to the counry both unerceptionaby
recommended by employer Call between 10 and L.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-29
The Exhausted System.

Summer is facilitating season, and the sudden
change of temperature which takes place at this
period of the year finds the healthiest of us con-
siderably eneryated by the preceding heat and the
weakly and delicate almost Frustrated. This is not
a favorable condition in which to encounter the
raw cold winds of October and its chilling fogs and
night dews, and consequently intermittent fever,
dysentery, bilious attacks, and rheumatism are
more or less prevalent everywhere, but especially
in localities where the atmosphere is naturally I'M
wholesome. la order to avoid the dangers arising
from these causes, the exhausted system should
now be renovated and invigorated by course of
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. This
purest and most potent of all vegetable tonics and
exhilarants regulates the secretions while it renews
the strength, and purifes the fluids of the body,
while it gives frmness and vigor to the nervous
organization. Free from the unpleasant flavor
which renders the ordinary tonics so repul-
sive composed of extracts and juices of the
choicest vegetable invigorants and correctives
mingled with a diffusive stirnulant from which
every noxious element has been expelled this re-
nowned preparation is in all respects, the very
best medicine of its kind that the world has ever
known. Such is the opinion OF distinguished mem
bers of the medical profession and the general
verdict of the plic, after an experience of twenty
years during which HOSTETTER'S MTTERS has
attained greater popularity and more extensive
sale than any specific ever advertised in the col
umns of the American press