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4roposals.
I IMPROVEMENT or TUE DES MOINEs
RAPIDS or TUE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
UNITED srArRs ESorsrxR's oyyIcx.

UNITED STATES ESotSHxR's orYIcHl
KRoKUk. Iowa. Dec. q, 1s8p. (
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received AZ this
for coNpLpriHuY rs saS &c Prism and the
construction OF the Emban kmen Wall Of te Canal for
4s IpPfGyspcO' OF the De' h0ne' Rapids Of The Mis-
= 80 be ssGS Y s. ong ss sIfS1s sSH
The water iurlsce inside Le Caas Is TO be from 800 t9
ea1s.ed from The Prism Of .he anal 70 be s used in build
@ pas q VIII Ss about ~ iss o% @
neess % tao S n! 'af 4Sc Emsan Be- q
as Sis M aPa s ss &c wss
sa & s YIN IL bse % s en 10 The nsiss
The average tnckncs OF the rprap protection T. tc
,SS SS' on ''0 OUTSIDE ee' On Tue inside anu 1901
PORTION Of the above ha. already been constructed
be nlovted for by appropriations hereafter TO be made
There shil be no iuterregnum between the compile.
uon OF the present contract and the CONNIE nccment Of
An proposil!ons mlst state the price at which eaci
G% Tsh e Sss
cd rS"s% cs. Soy e ' advertisement must be attach
Ese9 b S mrs SSSaT written or printed guaranty
Blanks for proPosals Of lhe form required with form
upon application at this onIcc.
The price prices IN the contract will be considered
~ includ ng the expense OF furn shng all TIL" material
excepting the r,sht Of way and borrow pits lnple-
menus ana macnlncE) performing the WORK accord
ing to the plans and specifications exhibited at The lot
ting
all bids not considered satisfactory.
Finccn per cent, OF the amount Of any work done
materials furnished 81 tho contract thereof will
be reserved until the whole work, which the subject
OF contract shall be entirely completed,
The name names OF the persons proposing must be
written out IN full. with hcir place OF Residence and
Post ONCE address.
Plans, maps specifications. and all necessary papers
Will ne ready for nation at thR oice hftecn days
prior 10 the date OF the letting.
Persons proposin0 10 contract requested 10 rsii
n bfG fGDgfk I'm
Meir bids
Proposals shonld be addressed to tho undersigned at
Keokuk, Iowa. and should be endorsed I" PropOsIis
for cort on he improvement OF hs Des Aoinss Rpts
j. II. WILSON,
Lieut.. Colonel ana Brevet MJor.CienerS. u A.
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Barns Thona fislstft John ke-rsn jas hsrtea Jvlls
Ciart Jsnes tord John kenneiy ia Mrsnorv IT
Cumininxs 5 7 Jude Rab-r Lane Jsnss MAkockLanJ
Coleuy Josrph Gibrt Rob~r f,Gsnss T. P-rce MAseon
Dcol AI-r, Iisnry Jo.rrh Lay Seils Lew.
Dume limitation ii.iro ~ Andrew ssnder. laocea
D,laney Bsrhiey O'ksf Miehas Lsox Philip White Martin
fds. DE- k,uxJR
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BissbrvryhBiiea Osac~y Chvle, Hsri IT Psk.r I-nty
Mrs fo.,er John l.nse wm 5 aden Rkhari
Be,ingt' jobs fesoninshsm Meyer Hirvas seaman ~
Bali HismL frcd nss Taylor Aans
Lsrruss REMAINING Az rAros en-
LAptks' LIST.
br,s..a Mr. nass, May M.l,o's., yys.s. Isr..
El'ot Macy Layton Ida
B-limet CD Er.n.i AE Lanshssi Gen sebc-r K.rlbo,)
Joha kehd-f Iynsh Mishssl bernhard
Bpie Os~ Gtsat Chaa Mas Peter
nzrtho li-rnes Moofs Joseph Sisn4er
Buth Ia. Hrubes TAos hose. Ssra.l Ulsosrr LadwiC
Day Johs kailsp EidAr Mueller Joseph Walter Jacob
Dresh.l-r J Joh.on Ges huli Jsha We'll Peter
Duny B,rnsrd ksv.oa.is N Nsi-eaP wynne Patrick
r. H. JONES. Posm.ser
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NETR0PoI.ITAS SAVINGS BANK,

VI ani 5i%, Esy Or, otk opposite Cooper destitute
will be paid all deoosits EMIT ed thorelD, ON amer
Monday, Jan 10 or tnot withdrawn will be added to
tue account and draw interest from Jan. /
MONEY DEPOSITED on OF before JAN. 20. will draw
Interest from the LIST OF that month,
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on all sums OF
q and upwaids
DEPOSITS or ONE DOLLAR RECEIyEp.
ISAAC I. SMITH. President
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7 toaI Aotitts.

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9 .Pies s Anti, sssss .sS q
sad an ncSS afS p S
Filth avenue, IN the eiy q New York We the undcc
81 or owners occupant o. OCCUPANTS OF ali houses o.
b. Others whom coScern mere
ses.@sn II &c ws oSsS SaS s pq ps
sons whose Interests eected teieby, and who mar
ss 70 nS 70 e James dOeS s e
Chairman, si the oa'ee q tho Commis',oners So.
% on or before % Inc a,n I DAY Of Of November ise ' '0
asscs.met to"eiser Sb our N maps @ and s.o ali he
shldavis. estimates aud other documents which were
@ cg Y GS rUS 81 % sa sS
iyoi New York there to remain until the 'hirtiesh
tfn,nP That ths limits embraced by the ,s.:c.,mss,
se s S Situated "a "a snS ,S bounced osSs;
Sy ssd % and cen,sned g,hin hs centre lines
limo q Resde street with the centre line OF Hudson
c f q aaason .ses 10 he
themes = Se seasS ss II ns c ca.
ns Ise 20 ,ss he eenS pS ysnws sscSs % %
centre inc q fsar,sensh street, thence ss..srs soss
The cen,r line o. Fou!teeotn street 70 polnt d..sni
fiti avenue, ihcncs norlhssiy and psfsiie TO fins
ea..eIiy along eenre ln. q fvcn,s :,ssss o
point distant one hundred fee; es:'e.iy s,eT
and parallel 10 Fifth to the centre line OF -Four
teentn stroe thence esstcry along the centre line Of
Hence southerly along the centre hne OF Broadway 70
%s espsre line Fopr, point os
hundred feet castcry from the easterY eide Of Broad
centre line Of Canal street, thence westerly along tue
centre line OF Canal rect to the centre line o. Broad
way thence southerly along the contre line OF Broad
way TO the centre of Worth street thence estsry
along the centre line OF worth street to the centre ne
OF church street thence southery along the centre line
hcncc westerly along the centre line Of Rcsds street 70
the point or place OF beginning.
FoURrH That our report herein will be presented 70
the Supreme Court vi the state OF New York a spe
cia term thereof TO DC held iu the Court House 81
the City Hail. In the city OF New York Friday, tho
thirty day Of Decenbcr iso at the opcnlng OF the
Court on that day. AMI that then and threc,
Will he made that the said report be CONFIRMED.
DateJ New York. October 20. 1861.
S$SSs SSSfs1 7 q cSShtSSSASSas ShSSAAiSSas. Commissioner.
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Nj fSsffrnniioS,A q powery' sssf noa.,on n,NS stS
DIVIDEND and EXTRA DIylbEND. The Trustees
have declared the usual Dividend of SIX per cent per
all sans offrom &5 to $1,000 entitled thereto
for the SIX months and throe nths ending Dec. 81.
And Also an EXTRA DIVIDEND OF one per cent. for
the past SIX months on the above entitled sums which.
together with tho EXTRA DIVIDEND declared In
July. makes EiGHr per cent. ior the pas year, pay.
ALI RED T. CoNKLIN President.
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s. fRRR ffoM GOVERNMENT TAX.
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BASK,l
Conner Sd a v. and 2tllI st..
---- New YORK. Dec. N. lS6e. } -
DlNlDEND.-A sent annual dividend at tho rate OF
per cont. per annum (free from Gov
all sums from TO tsOo. will be paid the
third MONDAY In January. Deposits made on te
Jan Will draw interest from the ist Bank opea
daily from 10 A. N. TO 3P. NJ. Qp MONDAY. wEDNEs
DAf, and SATURDAY Y BVESINaS from 6 to \ o'clock.
SPENCER X. GREEN, President.
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n EM XOKk sTpnE,HE COURT: CI.y .oa M

Anew YORK SUPREME COURT, city aud
~ County OF New York, k,-1hOmas Cogans, plantin,
against Bridget Cogans, defendant, Summons for
lief To the defendant Bridget Cogsps; You hero
BY summoned aud required to answer the complaint IN
this action. Of which copy here with served upon
complaint on the subscrlher, at his office No. 81 jobs
street In the city OF New York. within twenty days afei
the service hereof exclusive of the day OF such
and II YOU fail TO answer the complaint within tho
time aforesaid the paintin In this Acon will apply W
the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated, New York, Nov, 81, ls6J.
OLE IL. HOLBERO, Plaintiffs Attorney.
No, 81 John street, New YORK City.
The complaint In the above euttlId action on the
% da> Of bccemDer o. duly hled IN the oice OF tbs
Clerk OF tue CITY and County OF New York.
OLE II. HOLlERG. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MECHANICS ,AAIA{PIrlTpEtHApKn AAPI lTpEtHApKns' SAVINGS

Nj ~. ,,',".,9 ISsfiTtfTiGN,
D BOWERY, NEAR HOUSTON STREET..
$1,000.
Money deposited ON or before JANUARY 20 will
draw interest from JANUARY l.. German spo en-.
Open daily from 10 a. NJ. to L. H., and on MCndays
and wednesdays from 10 TO 7.
HENRY c, FISHER secretary
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nRY DOCk SAYINGS BANK,
~ Sil and 3t3 Fast eth street, near Avenue D.
On the ~ o. January lsO and pntil further notice In
SEVEN PER CENT, PER ANNUM
on sums OF one thousand dollars and under.
Six per cent. per annum on all over one thou.
sand dollars. Interest paid on deposits made Jan T.
1919. ANDRkW MILLS. pruAlIuul
jams l. STEWART. Secretary.
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NTY or NEW YORk,
" DEPARTMENT FINANCE,
BUREAU THE RECEIVER Taxa,
tOURr HOUsK. PARK,
No. 2 Chambers street. Dec. 10, 1919.
Notice Is hereby given TO all person, who may have
omitted TO pay Their taxes pay tho this once
before the lst day OF January, isO On and that
date, interest at the rate OF " per cent anuum
cuated from Oct l. 1853 to day OF payment, will De
added on the 18th day OF January prox warrants win
be issued for the collection VI alI personal take.
msning unpaid on that date.
BERNARD sMYTH. Receiver.
(tROTOS AQUEDUCT DRPARTMNENT.-
sealed proposals endorsed with tile tito OF the rk,
the name ol the bidder. ana the date OF the cring vii
be received at ths oicc until II ocio ck A. NJ. OF Sa
turday Jan f. $50, for the construction OF puvement
knOwn m the Stafford pavement in Sevcntl avenue,
n ON Fourteenth street TO Ffty ninth street.
No bids will be received except from parties legally
authorized to lay the form Ot pavement.
For urther Information apply TO the Contract Clerk
at tins Office.
THOMAS STEPHENs,l c,
KOBT, l.. DARRAGII{ .o,.t tro,9h tno, H.,
GEORGE s. GREENE.h Ap"e 'uo' pouru
Oflce Of the Croton Aqueduct Dent, Dec. ~, 1873
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&oarS auo Rooms.

Spahs 0ho
GENTLEMAN and wife desire board In q private
N amily IN mouse with mo dern inproyem terms
nust be reasonable. Address LINDSAY, boz ill., sun
Office.
4 FEW young girls or men can bs accommodated
~ win good board and the comforts OF a homo in
mall family nv applying at ~ East 10Th ST. between ID
aud Sd avs, tor door. Can all the week.
4 LONE LADY would like one or two Young la.
West 18th st.. near Sth
ROsTON HOUSE, as Washington ST., corner
Nestry lodgings single he Is &c per night;
double beds acc; meals elc' Day noR:d, u.
hOIBLE BEDDED aud single rooms 60 let for
sso, accommodations for ladies. ys East broadway
EENTLEME ES ana wives. or single gentlemen, can
~ nave nice rooms and good board at Allen 81. A
few day boardcrs taken.
N0KTON's ENGLIsII BOARDING HOUSE
Nl 10 Rose " boarding q per week beds S5 Genie
furnished rooms to let To respectable parties.
f1W LET-A suite OF rooms, suitable for a person TO
take table boHrdersi respectable elderly lady prc
tcrred there several would board with her II sui,
aDle Inquire only az 5ls East iith at.
rI'O LET-At 20 Hudson at, bet Canal and Broome
sts, a whole noor well furn ished o. per wceS ia
advance also, a single room at s!iO private house.
rI'O i.ET-A furnished room for one or two persons
Il with or without board, would answer for light
housekeeping. Apply at lS Grand ST.. all the week.
NO I.ET-A neatly furnished room TO single gent,
Ridge St. between Grand ana Broome sts
&k PER- WEEK for board, with single rooms,
pont House. i6e Hudson ST. transient board $3.50 per
day.
zee MORTON 81, corner of Hudson.-Furnsh
w ed rooms, with hoard, ior gentleman and ladies'
Terms reasonable.
60 S0PEW wEEn.-A few young men can
Df. f.OV have good board and rooms on arst moor
with sitting room. 2DS East Broadway.
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solpplns.
,~s.,~.>~>~~~Io' ~Io'Y'eF"'r- ----~~--~-~-o--.
A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICK ETs.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICK ETs,
10 and nom any Railway Station In Great britain.
Ireland. Norway. Sweden, Denmark, Germany Hol.
land. Belgium ana the United states, by steamers sail
ing weekly, for sale
.,.. AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
' ~ ~ HESDERsos. BROTHERS
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WEsT SIDE SAVINGS nASK,
w i5i 9th av., between 18th and 18th ats,
VIII allow six PEE cent interest from Jan. all de-
profile
Deposors are requested to leave their books at the
ia f. so that the interest due them may be entered M
=, Bank open daily nom TO O'Clock. and MONDAY,
wednesday, and Saturday evenings from to 4.
,, :, - o., r. A. CONkLlNG. President.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
SALES AT AUCTION.

~
4 ucTYoN NOrycH u NJ TAYLOR, AUcTr0NEER
"A THIS DAY (THURSpAYh
'Nagnihcent Household Furniture
81 West Feenh street, between Fifth ana sixsh avenucs
Drawing Room Hua, x, s...
' Velvet Medallion Carpets,
~ - 'o'~ S,lyerwsre. Books, Linens
nj the residence, 81 West Fifteenth strest,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues. ,o,,,x
The largest. richest assortment OF Househod Iurn.,ure
offered NJ auction this the houfe furnished sss man
six months and IN complete order Drawing Koon srss
tsns 10 uetcrie bo dc rose Cabinets Tables Jar
onir. ncognurcs Csneraur rosewood Sasrsa
Paintings By emneut artists Lace Curtans bFonle S.a.a
arp Clock, chandelies magnificent rosewood Panotore'
Comu,oaes warsroSes sa sn. ,lyle Lonis ky. hslr,
Glassware Silver Casters rureens Savers Dinner rss Ser
vice; Sheffield Table Cutlery Punch Bowl Sofas Chairs
Rockers Lounges also all Furniture OF servants
kyey aeiy for packing removing coods Parties wishing
The New York herald., 1870-02-03
A UCTION NOTICE.-E. NICHOLS, AUCTlONEER.
"a At public auction,
MagnfNcant CarnAsa

Beautiful ferior Suits French Furniture,
Cabinet bois dc Tables Desk, Etaseres.
Magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, Stool And Cover;
rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits,
walnut Library aud Dining Room Furniture,
costly Parlor Ornaments, Bronzes, French Cooss.
Ino collection Oil Paintings by great artists, DC.
At the elegant residence, No Il Tenth street,
between Fifth avenue and Unlvsrsty place,
o'clock precisely Velvet, Brusses and Medallion Carpets
Psror Sui with French satin brocse and
haircoth; reps Curtains Tier Oral Mirrors
Turkish Easy Chrs Lounges Bookcass corner and sas
Eta Cabfnes Panof0te Bronzss, Vases Clocks saf
Paintings, Bcdcads, Bureans wAshsands Comnodes
Martrobes Half Spring Ma;resses Beds Bo.er. riows
Dining Sets Ruby Glass Crystal and silver Ware Cutlery
bic In and pack goods for
Parties wishing to attend this sse take Broadway stages or
University place cars.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

ITOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED NEW
IL York or BROOKLYN Propeity-An iu,pFoved Farm OF Il
beautifully situated the Hackansack rver also fol
sale House. containing ~ rooms with al the moderY
improvcmcnts, within minutes walk OF the WRtsessn n
depot. on the New York and Bloomfield Railroads both o
the above situations healthy any In the vicinity
New York. being free from chilis and ever ohs
local sickness For further particulars address M box
Post ONCE.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

DY ARCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
ID Office and saesrooms 81 Nassau street, opposite tns
Post Office.
Large and Important aale OF Household Furniture.
Sold by the order o. the assignee.
Tho Great Auction House OF JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL
will sell on FRIDAY and Saturday, Feb and at 0 O'Clock
each day large and extensive assortment OF Household
Furniture Of ovcry description. Sold by order OF TIE AZ
si0nee.
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

A UCTION sALE-THIS fTHURsDAY, AFTERNOON,
N commencing at o'clock precisely,
residence No. East Tenth street. Fifth Ve
Brussels and Ingram Carpets nne rosewood Pianofortc
satn and paror snits, Tables Curtains Clocks Mr
Lounges Sofas Chairs siieboard. Extension Table, Gass
China Silver Ware, Cutlery, &c. sale positive
The New York herald., 1870-02-03

DOTH STREET. NEAR 9TH AvENUE.-A SUPERIOR
90 full sized four story high so0p brown stone House;
elegant order price very with without frui
ture. w. r. SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

The action Of the Republican Convention last
night in endorsing the nomination Of Matthew
g. Emery makes his election-already assured
now only question of majorities. We estimate
that majority at not less than five thousand
votes, and We here record the prediction
that be will carry every ward in the city,
With the possible exception OF the Second. We
do not doubt that the Ring win essay to carry
out their desperate game offraud and chicanery
by which they have hoped to defeat the will
Of the people and secure a continuance of their
career of profigacy; but the Grand Vigilance
Committee to detect and battle them has now
swelled to such proportions in number, infiu-
ence and power, that they will find all such
efforts futile. We sincerely congratulate the
people Of Washington-alI who are interested
in the future of the city-upon the certainty of
getting rid in one short month Of the most cor
rupt, inefficient, and detested rule that ever
sucked the life blood and crippled the energies
Of q community in any free country under the
mn
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We are requested to say that the tickets for
the Congressional excursion to- morrow to Pinev
Point have in all cases been filled with the
names OF the parties invited, and are not trans
ferrable. The citizens committee will be ON
the boat to receive the invited guests. There
VIII be no postponemento on account of weather.
and those holding invitations are requested to
De on board at a. m. sharp, so that there NAV
be no delay in starting. The President and
Cabinet and large number of members of
Congress have accepted invitations, and il Is
certain that the affair will be one of great in
terest and enjoyment.
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The WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter
and in wrappers ready for the mails, contains j.
Il. Trowbridge's poem: " Old Simon Dole, an
Interesting story OF true love entitled " My
Private School" the Mace-Allen Prize Fight;
close Of the Mcfarland Trial in New York; the
Registration; Municipal Politics-everybody
going for Emery except the Corporation con-
tractors, employees and strikers; the Proceed
ings Of Congress; Railroad Matters; Foreign
News; Society News; Washington News and
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es, Departmental and Local News; Agrieultu-
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We are glad to hear that the Reform Repub-
hcans propose to carry the work of reform tion
beyond the single office of Mayor, and are look
ing about the different wards to secure the
nomination of the most valuable and capable
citizens for ward Office.
This determination Is most commendsble, and
we know that every citizen of enterprise and
public spirit will unite in the effort to elevate
our City Councils to honesty, influence, and
usefulness. 1t Is Just as important that we
should have good Councils as that we should
have good Mayor. With intelligent and indie
pendent Councils, bad Mayor can do little
mischief. They make the laws and furnish the
means and opportunities for expenditures and
corruption, and If they are competent bodies of
men they can protect the interests Of the city
against q corrupt and ambitious Mayor. For the
past two years, In this city, the Mayer has been
almost the entire municipal government.
Soweak have been the Councils that excepting
q few members, who were unable to resist the
great majority they have been the mere tools
OF chief officer, who has seen nothing, cared
for nothing, and worked for nothing but his own
interests. They have lent their assistance not
only TO wanton and endless expenditures of the
peoples money for the benefit of Sayles j.
Bowen only, but have repeatedly assisted i'm
covering up and excusing extensive frauds upon
the people If our citizens would avoid this I'm
me future, let them assist in putting better
officers In the places of those incapable and
irresponsible M who have done so much to
bankrupt the CITY, injure its name, and misrep-
resent the people.
DO not leave the matter to the ward cliaues.
rev good nominations have been made by them
They are often bat eiiques 20 promote the cleo
ton Of those whom the responsible portion of
the community 10 not want in Office
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DENTISTRY.

IN W. MKRRILL,
D.,.,, y,xvs PEsTIsT,
NO. ls1S PkkNs1LNAkIAA yENUU
Between 18th and 18th -treets 'SyYtt1
All Dental work done In the best m amer .ns :.
moderate prices 1 ~
Gas. Chlsroform or Ether used, N desired tor -.
tracing Teeth without pain. Ter
INSURANCE.
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NJ THE WEAR AND TEAR OF BUSINESS
Us LIFE-The cares and lsbors Of business life
are ant 70 Tell severely upon the health and consti
tuition of the ardent, energetic business man, and
when the need Of some su tanning agent Is felt,
stimulants that cause only q temporary exhilara-
ton and leave the system in q state of partial col
iapse when the first effect has passed OF are too Of
ten resorted to. As certainly as fire leaves behind
IL Q rssiduum OF ashes, the of the aduiterated
liquors OF commerce produces premature exhaustion
and decay. Touch them not. Tone and regulate
the overtaxea vital machinery with HOSTETTERy
sTOMACd BITTERS. In that wholesome elixir
the alcoholic element, which is the purest de-
riyable from any source, 10 tempered by the
choicest tonic, aperient, anti bilious, and anti
febrile vegetable extracts and juices. To strength
en-, recruit, solace, and purify the system il
the mission of the great vegetable specific.
When the stomach 10 in o healthy state, the bile
flows regularly, the bowels perform their Office prop
erly and the teleeraphc bres Of thenervous system
are in perfect working order, enormous amount
Of labor can be borne without risk inconv euiencs
and the direct effect of the Btters Is to promote this
vigorous condition of the functions upon which the
nourishment Of the body, and its power Of endu-
rance mainly depend. The great tonic and altera-
tive IL, therefore, emphatically recommended for
It's remarkable STRENGTHENING properties, to all
upon whom the responsibilities Of life press heavily
and who feel like fsinting under the burthen. A
lively appetite. splendid digestion, elastic spirits
and marvellous ability to Withstand fatigue, are
among the blessing justly ascribed to the
peraton Of this palatabe and powerful cordial and
spring and summer Alternative, there IL nothng
in the materia medics that can be compared with
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