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dos, removes all the unpleasant symptoms and it only
nerds to he repeated or sho tine In maxi these good
irctSpernaueut Purity of BOi aud vigur If By follow
Mt II mrtc lily llrn IN ufNaus u, Num
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ifler eating, low, cold .lte The Blnud iavness Low.
ness If spirits, dependency, Ena'auOu Weakness ton
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br ll0urhon', Pcpsin j. prenored in Powder and fluid
urn-1nd IN Prescription vial ff the uf Physicians
Private tircn r Ur the uf Physicians, may be oh
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pru'eS' If preparation, aud giving the authorities upon
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practice Price, One Dollar per bottle.
SCy Observe This EVERY battle THE genuine Prpsin
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AGENTS.--S. K. Collins, Monipeier; Wholesale aud
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AS A nYSPEPSIA CuRER.

nr. Tmghon's Pepsin has producsd tbs marvellous
effects, curing Of Debility, Emacmlon, Nervous
give the If in The limits Of this advertisement,
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| rpcnurIps Health with ltsmHrnucr
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.

Baron Iahjg in MS celebrated work Animal Chemis-
Try. says: An arietp IJ; '.lwi dl, lullogo!s The
Il stnt juice, may he rendly prepared from the nucus
nrmhrane'of the stomach Of the Calf ~ which various
ARTICLES Of food meat aud viii b. soft med chinged
and dgcsrd, I'si0 III, same IA inner they would b. in
the hllnn stomach"
Dr. Pcrrlrt, in his lannon's treat SC on Fond aud Diet :"
published by towlernnd Wel., New York pasr rs, suites
the great fact, and Describes the method OF prnpar
alton. There are t1H hisAar authorities ttln DR., Per
ezra.
nr Combe in his valn1hla wrtsngs the Physiology
Of Digestion" observes tlt "a demnutin Of the due
quantity the Gastric Juice rouinrn, AMI all prevail
Ing cause a nySp p,a 3" and he states that d,Siin.
guished professor OF medicine in London, who was sc
else fun h rlc1use tnt1e Gastric juice obtained from
the stnushs of living animals which proved compile ely
successful"
Dr. Graham, author If the famous works 0H " Vegetable
Dctn " II is remarkable fact N ply siUrgy, that
sumarhs of animals maccratvd IN wHtet, ImtTi the uld
tn property OF dissyg varuuS Articles tt TODD aud Of
etftctng kind u artificial digestion Of them in uOwise
different trOnl the natural dgetlve process.
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Oil, better than Sperm, and at two-thirds
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d. Z s TIVE FL ID,
GASTRIC JUTCEI

Prepared frUm KeNnct, or The OnfIh Stomach Of The OK
after directions Of Baron Lebig, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. !. ioughton, NJ. D., Philadelphia, Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for Ind gestun Dyspepsia
Janndce Liver Com liant, CONSUMPTION, and de bIlity,
Curing after Natures own method, by Natures own
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63'liafa teaSpoouII Of Pepsn infused in water, will
digest dissolve, Five Pounds Ut Roast Beef in about
two houIs, out If the stomach
Pepsu is the chief element, Grand Dgesng Principle
Of the Gastric Juret Solvent Of the food he Purity ing
Preserving, aud sum Ilaug agent of the stomach ana in
rsinrs II Is cVtrcttd fro thr digestive stomach If the
N thus forming arllhrih Digestive Fluid, precisely
Ike The natural q tfc juice in lis Chemical powers and
furnishing complete aud perfect substitute TOR 1t. BY the
ala oi thS prsplrnn the punS aud cYis Of indigestion
aud by prSia are removed Is they would be by heal
thy stomach. II Is ing Wunlrrs FIR Uysprpcs curing
Of Debility, Emiclun, Nervous DrcliIt and Dys
pepIic Consumption, supposed 10 BE- the verge of the
grave he scientific evidence uupn winch Is based is
IN Ihe higIret degfat eArnlIs and r.MArNlhIe.
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THE HIGHLY CELEBRATED
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CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.


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yVHE UNRIvALLED PLACE FOR OBTAIN
y ing all Wines, Liquors, &C., GOOD and
"SNIDER" has latey--in consequence Of the
numerous sales made by him to consumers--been
obliged largely to rerlenish his stock by frcsh i'm
tions and he has now the ofoeTing
| some Of the best Wines and Liquors ever imported
by him. He would rcfer 10 some invoices as fol-
lows, viz:
DUFF, GORDON & co. sHERRIEs- -cmbrac.
son some e very choice ice MANzANIELA, al on draughi
by the gallon. Also, rare old delicate AM0NTIL-
LADO in casks Of sixteen gallons, spseian selected
in bottles, put up in Europe, which he challenger a.
equal to any that can be produced.
.*The MANZANILLA and AMONTILLADO
Sherries are peculiarly adapted to convalesccnts.
not the acid Of many other wines.
PORT WINES-princiPally specially sclected
for his sales to consumers from the stock OF 'BUR-
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These Wines are fruity and delicate, and nave
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AS to the SPARKLING WINES ofthe subscriber,
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de has also CHAMPAGNE WINES OF various
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Wholesale In the article of CLARET WINES.
geherally, the subscriber holds himsef to be
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first class or sspremier cruz of MEpoc.
Of BURG UNDY WINES he has large stock,
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them, from bis vaults. as good bottle Of Burgundy
sAUTERNE and BARsAC always on hand in
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His selection of RHINE and MOSELLE WINES,
from the cellars Of Messrs DElNHARD& x JoRDAN,
of Coblcntz, are extensive, and number many Still
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very choicest vintages of the "STEINBERG,' -
which ia tho best growth Of the Rhine.
In the articles of COGNAC and other BRAN
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eighth casks, and 1912 in hogsheads, and "DU-
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which will bc sold low.
Also-IRISH. SCOTCH, and MONONGAHELA
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cluding all of the above, SOLD by RETAIL TO
CONSUMERS in any quantity desired.
constant assorted stock Of HAVANA Sc
CARS.
- All goods deliveYed sciihin one days reach of
ly executed, il scnt By mail or telegraph:
Address JACOB SNiDER, JR.,
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