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and his prices were reasonable. and the work an

and his prices were reasonable, and the work an
equivalent for the money received"
Alr. nger5ou was also seen; but lie was not so free
and communicative as keyser lie, however, was
ready to admit that all the furniture for which he
received two or three million dollars, dad not go Into
the CITY anu county oiiceS. Andy Garvey anu Is
exceedingly reserved and, alleged by our inform
ant ne is irving to dispose or OF his property
10 parties from Philadelphia.
that Fire Department fraud by which the upper
end OF this Island was TO be preserved from the &C.
vastatng element, aud $500, 900 or more were ap-
propIialed therefor, 900 OF which, 1t Is now
positively declared, were
RAkED IN BY HONEST TON.
This man, who, it is charged, has been "the heavy
weight OF the Park Commissioners 10 Insult anu
broWbeat MeSSrs. Green and DILLON, VINO, opposing
the schemes OF the Ring have always been IN tue
minority, has been one OF the first TO make obelsanee
to the Green star which his so recently ascehued
been the insults OF Messrs. Fields and Hilton to Mr..
Green that the latter rarely attended inc meet
ingS Ol The Commissioners ana lie would nave ionS
ago resigned but his friends persuaded hin 10 noiu
on. He held on and fate has turned the tables, SO
that honesty and integrity are now the winning
cards, and Andrew H. Green has the game III us
own hands,"
THE DECENTRALIZATION OF CITY OFFICIALS
Is extending, that conformation from various
sources Is Voluntarily furnished by members OF the
rank ana file to Deputy Comptroller Green or lne
committee. This decentralization has been severely
felt In the families OF the incrmlnated individuals
who have been lately made to feel with terrible
effect the weight OF social ostracsm. This weight
is especially damaging TO ladies', many OF whom,
the rascaity by which they have attained and still
maintain their position in society"
THE PURPOSE OF The COMMITTEE,
1t Is understood, pushing this investigation Is,
"when 1t has the evidence complete to apply TO GOV
ernor Holman for the removal OF the accused ON
Gals, and should he fail to remove them the COM
mitee Will tmpeach them and prosecute them IN
the courts. criminal prosecution against them In
any case is on the committees programme"
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TIE MOUNT WASHINGTON OBsERyAToRy.-Ihs
conanrd N IL TufriOt says Sergeant Hcarn. OF the
u,d,ad s.tates Army Is now on Mount Washington.
where he viii remain the coming winter with sin:
Gle companion. Tue quarters are now in course Of
inc lie not There will be two rooms occupied above
and two below, making great Improvement on last
Winter The telegraph cable Is now laid and sup
niles will he put In early next month by the govern
p,ent Most of the meats are canned aud pilot
bread IL largely used, though barrel two OF hour
viii be put in store. The potatoes put store
and at once allowed to feeze. II not permitted to
tiaw before cooking ana never washed, they can
he baked 40 as TO he as good "a ever They oannos
be boiled nor can they be washed before COOKING.
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NEW YORK RoUGHs IN HoBoKBN.

Late on wednesday night gang OF ionIsoom
rowdies entered sThe New Hoboken House," on
River street. ostensbly for the purpose OF procuring
drinks but actually determined either to rob tno
place or subject the proprietor to Violence They
commenced by arming themselves with stones ana
hurting them IN all directions around the piace Ono
OF them attempted an Onslau0ht on we owner,
when several policemen arrived anu snae1 sno
bloody work py arrestlng the cntire Yang, Wm n
brouc MT before Recorder BOhnstedt some OF tnem
were heavily fined, others dlschar1eI anu one neld
for trial. The rowdies were New YORK youths, who
had been PLAYING base hall IN tue ElysI rLeIus.
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The report was received and ordered on file, after
which Commissioner Wood offered q resolution d-
recting the secretary TO transmit to the Comptroller
O copy OF letter OF August 20, 1871, containing re-
QUESTION on the Comptroller for the sum Of s5OO0Oo
TO be placed TO the credit oil the department. and re-
questng prompt attention to the said rcqulstlon or
the most important
WORK OF THE DEPARTMENT MUST CEASE.
The resolution was adopted after which the sec
rotary Mr.. J. Grenv;e Kane, read O communica-
ton from the owner OF the grain elevator on pier
No East River IN reply to the order or the depart
ment TO remove the construction" on or before 0c-
tOber l. The owner asks to be relieved from COM
plying with the order on the grounds that he has
had the elevator at pier No. during the past five
years; that II Is an absolute necessity and Is an
essential aid to the business transacted III that
locality. He assures the Board that they will rccog-
nze the advantages OF allowing the elevator 10 re-
main, from the fact that by II 1000 600 bushels OF
grain are emptled during the year that the pier and
the docks and the Joining basin devoted exclu
slvey to the dockage OF canal boats, and without
the elevator at least four different establishments
would be needed to do the work. and that the eeva-
tor, Instead OF being an obstruction, Is really an
accommodation TO commerce. The communication
was referred to the Executive Committee, by whom
no doubt, the reasons Of the owner VIII DO duly
considered.
WHY THE DOCKS ARE IN BAD CONDITION
the lessees Of pier foot OF Harrison street, North
River. The department had notified the owners TO
have the slip dredged and the l. portion oil tue
dock repaired Immediately. The owners claim IN
enough for their business, ana that the j. ~ IN goou
enough repair for their business, but they w0uid
like TO have the department extend the pier OUT my
feet further
IA the prlncjpa sentence used throughout the docu-
ment ana several times repeated Ine ,,n
tlon was referred 10 the Executive CoInnl,tee. os
A communication was received from Tue lessec y,
tue bukhead ut the foot Of FranAlia street, N"''H
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DEPARTMENT or DOCKS.

The Financial Standing Of the Bonrd-Its
Credit GoOd-A Demand for Money to Pay
the Force-Work Must Stop II the Comp
trollcr Does Not Respond.
The Commissioners OF the Department Of Docks
met yesterday in stated session. with Mr. Wilson G.
Hunt In the chair. After the ordinary routine bust
ness had been disposed Of Commissioner Wood,
from the Auditing Committee, offered the following
report on the condition OF the treasury on August
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Ense Ball Notes.
To-day the Mutuas play the Olympics OF Wash
ngton on the Union Grounds
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'MR HAGGERrY WANTED THESE PAPERS BuRNED."
wen. the range to sOOk some eggs for
WAS a OF burned on hs top and On the bottom
burned with piece Of pink tape around them put on
had 'Ts sRss
and WnSrs he we're ds kpnS
and Mrs ,assery had Stirring Them up so that
from Inc top she TOOK three or four psis iu Of burned
on uess M
home from the marse- she asked me 4 there was any
G'S ' Ssr DID ' not didn't
me let s as on sunday III knew ana anssSsa
ss aas 81 ssns S sn
cooking and had nothing to do with the front door, and
tn. up sqa sne
S Next told %s,d Mrs nssse s that had known
To 90 GoM1 a from Charley Ba TSa knew @ about
ss di and more for he ne thai helped to
he'd HG l G into the S
moved owe you saw him" This was Tuesday night
w. S~n HANK 19 s T"fi
wnsdsy In c ar nq
eery told HIM The remark Tuesday might
sS1 "a q: y Ha Sa'
ind when he didn't s ss his ss on
unaas ana as 9'' a Ma t'nf' ..l b.
tel those Sla women old men The building. Charley
no any zone ad11sg .
ms WHe). SAID, ''she Knew much about I
same week saw Mark Baggeriv, Mr. Haggerty brother
who is detective In the Mayors Office think called
him up stairs and asked him come In. He SAIL
mo; am afraid to come in; am afraid OF
At the oc h Rssass sps
pened In the Court House Sunday morning told hlmI
didn't feel like staying there that almos, crazy about
~ that felt bad about IL. He told me TO
keep y still that II anybody would hear about
him would IT be prison lie said certainly On sa,arde eg
night went down to the market where Mrs. HaRgerty
keeps stand, and told her that going leave for
few days, until this would be settled, fear there
would be arrest and should be witness She me
all had TO that knew nothing about IT, told her
false oath would not give.
WHAT IsAw WITH EYES WOULD SWEAR TO-
bhe told me could do as chose about ittbat might 90
against Mr.. Hagrerty chose She said "Is foolish Of
you TO think You ought to headquarters and
business 90 and consult him about Mr. Haggcry robbery
Then she and together TO the Court House gotta
couple OF dresses and night dress. went down stairs
went with met policeman nj the door and he
where was going told him was going TO see unce's
wife She was sick then went down to Washington
street came for my clothes yesterday tTuesday) Tho
rooms locked went to the market where Mrs.
Haggerty does business and the first thing she said
was, by Christ Almighty, Mr. naggerty win take your
bery." She says,
YOUR IFE WILL DE TAKEN, Dy CHRIST ALMrGHTyi
said, 81 want my Clothes" She said "You get your
clothes time, what belongs TO you She did
OF the Court House that brought to put clothes they
are over there yet On that dav, before | Mrs Hag
gerry, Mr.. Murphy came TO me and asked II knew
anything about the robbery; u did TO please tell the
Comptroller l Kind of smiled and said knew
nothing about II. "WeD," said he. 81 know know
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umpirc-Mr NJ. Rogers, of the Star.
Time OF game-One hour and ifty-ive minutes.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

An EAST ltJn STA CANTON UBISAMAN DE
~ sres situation In a private family grocery ten
sore; resc a h,,le no objection 10 city or
e1snrv - - =
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A ssoAbS2HAAoSsA sSASA7. AS i4sSh t. At ,sS
:. ths hsnd.on,e Furniture ooo.sinsd n Il rooms Pssu
on THURSDAY, MARCH Is ON WEST ssrH sTREHf.
furntnrc, At private rcsidence us rooms> Pacu
clean, ~ Sun,, TS,DAy, MAncn y ON ,srn STREET
se Diamond s.ucs
co. beg to state tia. they WIN give their personal
& 20 outdoor s sales parties declining
sale salcsroom 4ss broadway.
A UCTioN KOrIcE.--BooTs AND SHOES
wxssRS d asd AsSisassr IS hsass stree.
BOONE sa9fs hsoaAas ssEaokn MIN SSfsas s'sles
fresh made seasonsoie goods.
noo-a suJag uTJnaygaspAy, March . Ios s'cees.
oSs IHousASp rHeKadlsI lsIabS1Hhss asb Hs%shbs, sA5slHS'
M SuiSs stss q .s 81 s or m rssc
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, TIiURSDAYs' FRIDAYS
s s y aa
ana prrsen. rare Inducements buyers looking
ohARLEs 9. WARREN, s. aud cd Reade street.
Auo1IoS NOTICE 4senso.y. MARCH.
LARGE AND IapoErsNT sFaIaa TRADE SALE
MEMS AND BOYS SOFT AND STRAW HATS,
SEVEN i9J1siilaS avssbnaSp GASES
Tanama IsGSrn ssaae tspc aad faia Leaf Hats
FULL LINES OF woxLA's as, AND MISSES SHADES.
LADIES' AND xIsshs REEVE FSiSa STYLES HATS
@ sdss na saSfs esss S Fsa &c. in
1s sass, ssasss q nass ossss. r2fsn'e e S
ps 1s asa q a
and city buyers Is Invited i's'''
Catalogues snd Nd, eoeds new exs ready co ...,.
No. 132 Church street.
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

nIssoLUTIoN OF CoPARTNERsHIP-THE COPART-
nership heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the hrm OF Firuskt Wolf s this
disDoved by mutual consent. FrusSi Withdrawing
B. FlEUSkl, JOSEPH WOLF, NORRIS WOLF n
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sALEs At AUCTION.

% GAFFNRy CO., AUOTIoNEERs. 22S B0wERY,
~. e: his day. sharp g oh O'clock The co9.srss Of
er Teblee Chairs Bottles, Gasses, Kegs Lamps Baskct
signs g., In lo mslake dealers specially invited.
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MM Writer'S, ,AUCnONEER-sELLs THIS DAY AT
w 2o'clock At ~ Canal street. the Furniture, &C. OF
story house, French plate Mirrors Curtains Piano. centre
dining and tea Tables Paror Suits In DrocAe and
WOOD and enamesd suits hair Maitr esscs feather Beds
Wardobes Longes Chairs 70 or 81 Carpets Oilclohs with
everything for housekeeping Also large LOT from
house; somo OF the Carpets are nearly new.
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g pINGEE, AUCTIoNEER.
-. BY s. DINGEE h CO.,
No % Cedar street,
Auctloncers and Brokers In Real Estate Loans,
Bonds and Mortgages.
feremptory sale.
On Thnrsday March is7i O'Clock nj tho Exchange
Sacsroom No III roadway, that valuable business fro
perry on West broadway, between Leonard ana frankln
streets Eos u aud Lots c0rs0 each with two three
strory brick Buildings sxSa each front rear Building
Two brick, 1bxgS.
Sale absolute Title perfect
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" ioan, practical worker; Is good fruit, Tower
yesesee gsrdencr Bestretcscnce. AddressJ L. box III
Herald oince.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4 -yOu CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
~. serted In the NEW YORK HERALD and, 81 up town,
save time and extra expense by leaving At the HERALD
Thirty first street. THIS is only authorized uptown
branch, and advertisements received oce rates
Open from A. NJ. till r. NJ. every day IN the year
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WAAfED-A REsPECTARLg GIRL FOR GENERAL
si IA kust 2..h ST.
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DINGEE. AUcTIoNBBR.
Auction Sale

o. superior Household Furniture in private dwelling, al
Wer Tweptynrs street. Monday, March Il. 1871 ID
o'clock A. ~, consisting Of elegant Parlor and Bedroom
Furniture, Carpets Mirrors Paintings Library Furniture.
Dining Room and Kitchen Ware, So,
In splendid variety and good order.
Sale without reserve
q. DIN0EE A GO Cedar .trest
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n. -AhTiD-AS AHFRfckE OR GIRNAN GlRI. 10
W 90 .enersl homework in a ai family. In.utre xt
RS 30 az, third toor between tie heUrs o. AMI il.
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WhktEp-oNLY fAE VERY BEST OPERATORS on
W wheeler Ntsoa's machine, fnc cnstcrl shir,s
.en bnd steady ez'poycen. 4; .ICuAELIS KLsKEL's
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WAhTED-A 4 GIRL FOR GENERAL EousEWoRg
Who understands her business With city reference iJ.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

(xAIpENTR's SITUATION wAHlED- BY A SINGLE
" nas. ua,gTsaass sAe Of greenhouse, hot ant
ocd esga.es flowers vegetables CT iGying out q ron
temaa's place. AGirsss ID. H.. box ecl aerad oince.
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nhRV FARMER WITH HIS WIFE, WANTED TC
- take Sr eastern farm shares must be honest
dtrlons economical and thoroughly understand their lus
ness. I03 Chambers 81.
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ftARpESER'S SITUATION waNTED--BY SINGLE
" WAo understands the of greenhonsr,
rapstoaic Gosvs sagctaAes hes. city reference
Address A. 81. c., Herald oaice.
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yEANTED-h GIRL FOR aOUSTwORK: a Go0p
W washer ane iruner baker, on. used 10 ch!l.
oren; good wagcs. Cal astcr ~ ~ dg las 27ta
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN
"A. serted In the NEW YORK HERALD, ana, IL up town
se N.Y. a an. ea,fa expense BY leaving y at the HERALD
inrty.hrst street. This 10 our only authorized uptown
oraheh and advertisements received Office rates.
open fome A. Nj III 3 r. NJ every day in the year.
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NANfED-A SMART GIRL TO DO THE KITCHEN
W woTk Us pirate family; be able cook,
and lrop Apply, with rcisences S05 BIooIe nes.
Forsyth.
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A RCH JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER
n 0Gce and saesroom Y7 Nassau street. opposite the
Post o.Lcc.
Household and 0a,ce Furniture
JOHNSTON A. VAN ThSSELL Sil sell, Oh Saturday, at
1gI O'clock at their sncsrooin 81 Nassau street.
sortInent of Second Haai Furniture
Also clegan, rosewood octave Piano, Lndernan Son.
Also elegant rosewood octave Piano, Gcwensten.
Oalce Desks. ksilings. safes, &C., &C.
ONCE Tables Revolving Chairs, Stools, 60 Setting
Standing Desks.
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no E,Son GAsa 5sTssss 9.s Sss edoS pSE
situated pleasant New York must sold soon
II ALL capital required about $4,000 For full partcu'as
apply to o. H. KNOX, with Curran, Goodwin Walker sss
BrnadWay
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GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED SINGLE MAJ
~ wsncs 10 take charge of s,E.ean's .sAce
Is his buRntss In sll its esnches good 1e.c
encc,. Address ". ", Sos rrosdwAy.
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A PRACTICAL MILLER WANTS A POSITION; is
~ well acquainted with the manufacturing of all gradei
Of four; produce satisfactory references Address
+. s., III Tayloiu street, Williamsburg, T.. d.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
pailn ARGUS.

APPOINTMENT member of the Chicago bar
n ade q remarkable tatement In the presence
Of Attorney General Bushnell, when that
officer was in Chicago, engaged in the duties
of his office The statement WAS in sub
stance, that the "grand jury was packed
with men who would fna no indictment
against Sheridan for the murder of Col.
Grosvenor, and that i, made no difference
whether the attorney general was or was not
permitted to produce the evidence in his
possession before the grand jury, for the
whole affair would be ignored" If il be
true, as appears from this statement, and
from the charge ofJudge Williams, that the
officers Of the court have DISTRACTED the
course of justice by packing jury, then the
state authorities ougb TO take such action
as will result in the re. establishment of law
and the punishment Of the offenders. The
Judge ought to be impesched aud the sheriff
and clerk arrested. The packing of juries
was once a high crime, and if the practice
| is to be revived the severest punishment
ought TO follow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
Price 81 per Bottle.


from q prominent gentleman and resident OF
Cincinnati, for the past 10 years web known
the book publishers throughout the U. 6.
NEW York, Oct. II, 1870.
DR. RApwAY-Dear Sir II am induced by 8
sense of duty 20 the suffering to make a brief
statement OF the working of the meaicine on my
self. For several Years had been affected with
some trouble in the slad3er aud urinary organs,
which some twelve months ago eliminated in
most terribly affecting disease, which the physi
clans all said was prostate structure in the
ureshra, as also ILLUMINATION of the kidneys and
bladder, anu gave Is their opinion tnat my
age 70 ysars-would prevent my ever getting
radically cured. l had tried number Of physi-
clans, and had taken large quantity of medi-
cine, both sllopathie and homeopathic but had
got no relief. ] had read Of astonishing cures
having been made by your remedies; aud some
four months age read notice in the Philsdelphis
saturday EueHing Post OF a cure having been eff
fected ON 3 person who had long been suffering
as had been. l went right of and get some Of
essh-yOur sarsapariilian Resolvsnt, Ready Re
lief, and Regulating Pills-and commenced ts-
king them. In three days was greatly relieved
| and now feel as wall ever.
O. W JAMES Cinaiunati Ohio
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

JOHN II. HUNTER, the mGrderer Of old
Mr.. and Mrs. Gsrgett, at Rich6eld. Ohio,
on the 9th of May last, was banged on
Tuesday. Hunter went from Cratic,
county, Mich to renew aD engagement with
Chloe Gsrgen, which had been broken BY
her, and on the refusal of her parents to
permit him to enter their house, sho,
them and tried Intellectually TO kill the
daughter.
Daring bis incarceration he has main
tanned the spirit Of bravsdo, und attempted
to convey the impression that he was in
sane but after thorough examination By
medical experts, he was pronounced per
feetly sane. he endeavored to commi
suicide Tuesday BY cutting an artery, bu
the act WAS discovered and frustrated
He refused all sustenance since Monday
morning.
/ He was entiIely frantic when informed
his time had come, and had to be sup
ported to the scsffold After the scriptur,
was read and prayer offered, he made ,
rambling speech, in which he said he die
not commit the murder premeditasedly, aut
called on all to forgive him as be forgav,
all. At las the spring was touched ant
the drop fell, Hunter falling about six fee
and disocating his spinal column. In /
minutes his pulse stopped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
HORSE FLESH

From the Louisville, KY. Daily Democrat, June
I, iS56.-Merchants Gargling Oil has become
one OF the most popular Liniments for human
6esh that 10 nov prepared, while for horses and
cattle il has no equal in the world. ne are as
sured by those who have used 1t for tho piles
one of whom is distin guishsd physicisn-that
among all the various pile remedies, none Hffor-
ded such speedy relief as the Gargliug Oil.
From Grams and Bros. CochrAne Landing 0.
Nov. 20, lS56.-We are pleased with your med
icine. Il has been the means Of caring great
number Of different diseases upon persons, az
also upon horses We think it cures all you
recomm ended it ts. We want you to send usths
larger portion OF the variety for Family Use, ,
| in small bottles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

v
Vinegar Bitters not avile Fancy Drink.
Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced and sweet
ened TO please the taste, called "Tonics' "AppetZ-
ers, Restorers,' &c, that lead the tippler on to
drunkenness aud ruin, but true Medicine, made
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California, free
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator and
Invigorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood TO healthy condition.
No person can these Btters according to direc
tions and remain long unwell, provided their bones
are not destroyed by mineral poison other MEANS
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of re-
pair. q
They are a Gentle Purgative rs well as n
Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar merit of acting
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or innam-
nation of the Liver, and all the Visceral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young old. married SINGLE at the dawn of wo-
manhood the turn Of life these Tonic Btters have
equal.
For In6ammatOry and Chronic Rheuma-
tism and Gout, Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Bilious, Remittent and Intermiitent Fevers.
Disease of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful.
such Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement % the
Digestive Organs. -
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations of the Stomach
Bad taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks Palptaton
the Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs, Pain in the
regions Of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms are the ofsprngs of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the stomach and stimulate the tor
pid liver and bowels which render them Of uneQuaed
efficacy In cleansing the blood Of all impurities, and
imparting new life and vgor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter, Salt
Rheum Blotches Spots. Plmpes, Pustules Boils Car
buneles Ring worms, Scald-Head. Sore Eyes Erisp-
ami Disc of the Skim of whatever name nature
are literally dug up and carried out of the system IN
short time by the of these Bltters One bottle IN
such Will convince the most ncredulous of their
curative effect,
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever You find its
impurities bursting through the skin IN Pmples, Erup
tons Sores cleanse il when you find 1t ohstructed
and sluggsh In the veins cleanse II when II Is foul and
your Zee ings Will tell you when Keep the blood pure
| and the health ofthe system VIII follow
| PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in the
system many thousands, are Chectually destroy
ed and removed For full directions, read carefully
the circular around each bottle, printed In four Ian
guages-English, German, French and Spanish.
! j. WALKER. Proprietor. L. Il. MCDONALD S co.
Druggists and Gen. Agents. san Francisco, Cal, anJ
| 81 and 81 Commerce Street, New York.
! EY-SOLu BY ALL nRJ GGIsTS AND DEALERS
John BsngstOn, at O. A. Beuser, Agent, z os
Island.