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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

Stocks were considerably depressed to-
day, the panic no, having We, Suosliet New Haven
and Hartford declined Il, Farmers Trust L. Enc
Incomes l y cent, Con,erueles !. ami Enc Stock
y cent, Norwich and Worcester l.. A few sales OF
Government, Stocks we're made for renvestmeni IN
Ere Incomes, owing 10 the low prce OF the latter.
AT the Second Board prces somewhat rallied
Exchange is Inactive. Sterling is with
out change
The Money market was more stringent
ihan on any day since the commencement OF the
panic Some sales of cash stock a, the close Of the
day, afforded slight relief The difficulties of ne
yo,ising paper remained wihou, Improvement.
There Is fair business doing in Freights.
Engagements FOR ll,ooO bush Wheat, tog LyerDoo
a. I'd, Geo bush Corn al I'D and heavy goods a,
us I'd To the Continent there is very little offering
and rates axe unchanged.
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Ca,,fnrria Ncsssl, spoken. &C.
'rrc a al ~ ..S 90 " aArs lea R,la- 'r-a
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Savannah.
Ieae 4 IA =, "a g &C. sAir s-m RnS y j. IN B.saa
ar E2si lnrIcs
q Boston > Mani
Jus IS. 80 l. u! q Seee steamship >i'l.ci
- FrlE.tr. m NNo = for NavIc
July No. ~ Tskar. slip Cphsl'. NaS'G from lir n -
for aicntta same ti'0s, SAP ChcsA7eaNe t1''' =" 60
lnr e ufrorr
Iul, u i4i 90 900 10 " ship Il II Body. SAoias l. u"
lwerr,-ll Tor Nv rs
Mafon . If 1h~ar; tae Wa, struts q Sanda N p
George H2il.; H'wt> IN Manila fir Boston.
june = ch CarthasFna shin Arlington. y an. tu NJ
leans isI Trss-s
~ a: 81. lea .. SOW Coo7er Laco'a. IN Ls-
eT1oc. tor Ba.tsotc.
J-.y :: Il. "a IT, ,r. Ion.. N.rr rom Boston i'r
Malta and savrra.
June .. at =. .op g. bns ieeo;>,'rl. IN saumo-c f--
Ro iare.r
uy 20. laf e 1o .oa 81 D. rsss.I BAR Prinreon.
az fatE fare. IN Na'1afaS ~ CoNes
July S. ot Gaze Ant1uo, seen >tmr OHIO, I'm NhofN
lOf Havana
Juiy p Il . es lon .. waterloo SYers f.
lneipoN.
Juns -, Ia, - ;oa o. CAarc~ Eaar.. "a MCLEAN i,r
Trieste
Irus g. ai q ~. Ion % - W oarA aon reported An
Is q, I'm Pa;ael ar MaEsc.lss
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DIED.

On SUNDAY morning. no "a instant. CORNELIUS T..
SON OF Benjamin and MaIa Jane b'gcr'. aged years,
months ard rs DAYS.
ON Sunday morning. Aug 9. of cony1lg1rS. FRANCES
ANNA only daughter of Daniel and Hcrctia H1lsl,
aged gear. n months and y days
The relatives ana friend, 10 the family respo t1i 2
invited TO attend horf neral .hs LAY Monday a To- c',
: NJ no the residence Of her Parents. it rro.V-sf
On Sunday the 81 instant. ANNA GElkIE, Ia Shtcr "a
John g " elslood. aged years. months and . dYa.
The Iclai and friends of hU parents are Tt,pecIj
invited attend herfuncu from 276 esq Iwentt-s c11
So on Tuesday morning next. the jth INST % u O'Clock,
without further invitation
Al MIddle'ovn Conn 0n FRIDAY. August T., 1851, Of
dyScnicry. ) tMES LYNCH. goHngest son %, Rev d..
Ohm, President ofhe evan tnycrlty AGED cir an
~ months
on Friday cvooIng. August /. RUDOLPH. oniy SOL 81
william B. and Cassandra Norihrup aged years ani
months
August ,. GEORGE suLIMAN, aged % years.
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A Sl,ens..g florida. }oC S7tannah.-i " Mclaiosh,
II Pond G f Ward. MS Ward. Vi HAYDEN aud lady.
Alex Young Joba Conner. Jackson, Capt Common,
A i Ro,crt Robert. NJ Norland. Mrs \ Adams
and child + ilolcombc. Il Hoicombe w kabun. Jas
Grccn { NJ Brown J { Naiher. Mr. Humphreys Charles
DAVIS Jr NJ Myers, II { Mckee Saml Pcse. 9 II Blood
AND lads Worth.ngion. NJ Mur-ny,J VI Lowell, Geo
NiI,.nrIl-ln, 2 II tl-D -flnr.,n-
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Ry Ielegraph.

BALTIMORE. Arg AR oarss Ba, STATE aud HAd.e'
ifs k,ha Dome and sell Charm rom 81, I'll 9Th
CVNRI ESION. Au- Arr Marion, VIM sni'n
PROVIDENCE. Aug 3-Ar oarN lriion, Me, mia
Piret. iu. Florence Facs. Little t1lnn' IN - 4
pglgo-. sio.p Fpeine Cut NNOrA Marietta knsNeti al
Tie steamer ashore I'D Nauasan-et betch -l-i rename
there lf o'rincA 60. ~ r,r ....
New-yort fr Alexandra. Bf blrA Avon, Ne" ''..,
W.I,. B. C'ts Point Ga, .lnsh hr- Gl-' ur Diu' ii
Y. -re'rra The storm here has alairo
nal TTNiORT tur Ar bark Seneca, Eu, SONS
I'M 4 lll,fer Nryg-Yors Nathan, FaL River
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- -
The SIP Ansnoa - Liverpool "a .a,aore, e; 10 :"
ST.
Arrived ----- AvsUsr j
USNaI STEAMSHIP 'riaa,.c 49,. rsre-oo-l. I1,y ,.
mds. AID - pass = : Collins - &c lei v-r-
p.ol Jui. 3 al VI ana arr,v. Z, her o- On ID 81 is.
It VI making her yss.ag. 10 dars AMI - hour from
ducs % docss ii MS ~ n;ucsct shoals passed one 70
he baeA Bal paosel SHIPS tprId " supposed 70 ~ TO
sap Crescent Forte Lver-,l j. :, mise and 70 49,
shIP Minnesota Alien Havrs % is, a.se -ai - l-s %
Williams / Glicn
sh7 Reliance ,cf Boston, ners Aa:we-p y Is misc
sch - fof Kir.sfo vv, - 500 hsh vSao rs-,-si
Brsls with = go do N@yoa vita 500 GO. Cordlsa ,of
.ch Constitution Of plvmo1ta
French hip Neee Pnon,y. Bremen = Is. nl'e aai is-
Hamb rs 5@rs Raen, Pop. Haia-a.. &c Is. u.-,e ral
log pass 70 Bees y Agah4rLr
BaTs C,el!a TOT iaollt-l HE-.e-.. h--sel is.Aa -
Bremen hals AdelAed SaLe. Bsen.cn So IS. sc .al
bound 10 5uenos Ayres. 1t here - land PASSENGER
DANISH bark Jcreen ca Lisi. Cg7n1a-cn June -. ne
Iuiy 'a- Il. -a, sp eve-s. t-5ni " ~. =.
a. ion A. ship Joan Plrarr ri S1>t1n, oounl >.
lat q Jon CO. che Of tie 8ae. Bal pacSe; sings.
Br br.s Cheserea6s Da.idsoa. wnlsor rs, % is 7As
Bag ETceii Talnan Savannah Is, cotton 10 Stlrs s.
81 big Man sophia sslter. Walton. Ms, Is plaster 90
Belgian brs Paahne. Hendrcsson. r, Janero $ i.ys.
coffee Corning july 10. Ia 90, icn 81 %. i
steamship propeller steering E>E
Br brig HarTe', Part ne-c, 40 d. scrap IRON ana s.
PASS 20 order
sch Am. Wagam Peier,burg IT, md>'
Br sen Sancy Crovcl hil-idN ds. ASA 10 J Hunter.
Sch Frank. McNa'h NorfoA days, mise to s'rrg's
Chairman * Co
b .ch Br.;sh Queen p,s. Haaf.,. ES, ds. aacsere
20 ktlier. SmitheIs \ Mako.
Pr sch Belmont Frzzel, Windsor, rs. da,s, a'ies 3
Llcstrr
Brsch Nautilus, Martin w.nl,,. NS. days pastsr %
master.
Rr sch Name Crovcii Halifax is. Ssh 20 Hunter.
Sen Eliza Fss. (of Nors Calf i0cncl II fs c'1ca fs-
tie and ogvcod 20 \ Rp>siro Co July 2l IN Gro Aei
Island Psssaee saw brig Monic Crsto OF Kingston s"m
Pori au Pr-cs Tor Boston.
master. .
SCH " Councc Cchrst. HaioNel Ne. 10 is. inm '"r
"a hifreds 4 Dillon. IHi. 81. phi "a m. lfei "a
shore opposite me west end OF Ba'kvels Island whore
ga letting 90 the anchor she around AMI ~trncs
r1,s which caused ber leaS tatv that ,Ne ned IA
ah0u, five hours tie greater par Ct her does oad was en
gchar.od after which size svun- clear. ani saturday
following aas lowed hy steamboat Tempest 20 the see"
DncF where che 1ll. tc tascu 1G' ani repaired.
Sloop joseph Lawrence kenaeJ, New London ol
NIND-cunrse SW. meridian S sunset SE.
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MARRIED.

I.v cFORGF DFViSOS Fso Of ms ctv 70 VI IS
KATE, daughter If John Russell Esq, Of Greenfield,
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Markets -cArETr1lY REPORTED FOR TIE ral5gSs-


SsTvRDhT Az Ut 3
ASHrS-The marsc- EASIER for P.is 'Stn t+,ter de-
nand To- e1por. Pearls teaIy The sales ous DDS
- C6oj l.. faT Pos aud ~ FOR p ~
COTTON-1he sales o. tie dag are SO bales Holders
are steady q. Tr,nt rates
FLOUR AND MEAL-o " market f'r ne le.F sr.'les
Of s..te and Western Flour EASIER. IN disposition
aureni = meet buyers freely soo n, bee
inartTe he receipts far. aAd me demand m1iar-e
fer export the horne trade. Canadian ven st. an
MT plenty al 10 al w. "a nd The safes OF Domestic
reach 10 Oeo buls sii for safe S46i ~ for Mc-
gan and Indiana coat ~ i'r ono, and rs al p =
500 ibis 25Sl 81 for common 20 good brands. ami
81 al - for fancy. Re Flour qlet a. a. C1a
Meal $ q ~ a q iur Jer>eY
MARKETS heavy "i-h L .alo supply uaeFhs Canadian 5
s.eady with more n4u-r- and reseI demand The sales
are i.JtN D el'.s Mlst.-tA a. go VI -.o nue.
shove the mako and ~ is1e-, re nd uirst anal ~
93asl Rye very quiet fhe supply yery light - =.
Oafsare nont AID arc lower Sales ~ state a. 5
Jersey 3oGfc and Ohio ~ 58avc Corn .ess ac.Ne
huf steady for sound and f1r damaged Sales 81
80 eco bushels % sc flr hot AMI slightly dama-ef 1'
FOR Western mixed 55c Tor Western yellow aud So or
WHISKY-Tho marse, is q shade easier. with good
supply Sales Of go bbls "a a "a FOR ONO, AMI - iar
PRoviSIoNs -o5. @aiset d; rather el.ier fr GA
P5rk AID heavy f1r New The demand gery far. ihe
trade buying more -eely Is sf !Ie 90 eals = =, ier
Old Prime 4 81 for do Mo- Il 81 for New NJ
and u 37t for New Pnme Beef steady With good de-
mand. Saes # $50 ibis - - s. for Ness and SO
- for Prime Beef Hams are gUet az -. c.; Neats
are firm quiet Lard quot Sales OF u 1hls PRIME
at Q. Butter lenty ami n good request NJ 10
"a for Ohio. and 10 ID TO- safe Cheese s enil mt
MOLASSES are 90 mode-s'e requos, and steady o'o
hAds. Por'0 kcuS1d ~ % SOC l.N Nis.1' lf. -,-f
800 Cuba. lac and 100 cayei. ~ DO. and DC
NAVAL STCRES-Ihe marke; is duh Tor SPIRITS 30
tnls sold ~ 33c cash within three DAYS eo0 Du, rough
Turpen;ne 81 Loco n..s North COUNTY RESIN sold -
IS. and 60 Tor immeton 1000 me dittl so4 40 10
u Tar u uottsr demand a. 81 as the FORMER ior
RICE CONTINUE. inactive 800 bits sold "a ,ae ias three
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The amount received at the SUD Treas
ury was si74.if3 G. palc, SASS f. a-1hoe'
$a72I.s79 ~
Another draft Tor specie wa made by the
Metropolitan Bank on toe Albany brokers a5eH'S
for Country Banks. The parties concerned 's'e-
graEhed hi;h.r for more speeie, which VII oe 7eh'
up tonight.
The Stuyyesant Institute Company nave
declared 4 serni-annual Gigidend Of Eve per cent
The Exports Of Specie from this port 'of
tie week ending August ? and for the year, @'e ''S
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ssnne tine. az q tho date Of April I, 1880. The
sc0 SEQ of f.,nd. Which ne Company further All
ttc.ized 10 issue ~l;h u. exception OF few TO pe
ISSUED for fenc.rr ar =! cent bonds, Of me sane
cate, ard rav,1r 80 sane tiinc 10 nm NJ N
horcs both tno..a nearlnc and those nc irIHr Del
cent interest secured y mortgage opon the roal
and - equipments.
This road Is the IA; INK m tie cham Of the Con
necucut River. and fornis tn. nstrest route fr'm
Nes-Tork 70 Tie White Mountains. Tie President
Of tho Company is Hugh H. Henry, E~l ne Treas
Urer Rotor SCHUYLER. Of his City.
The demand ior money in Cincinnati Is
greater than usual u ths season Good paper Is 20
be on,aned at az = Ct pc, month
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Hanrsk,Ts fer o.. Hasrt -rs sh. lL,nItz for !aas W.
Harrlet iesss. fCr Southern pC-. I'D others-
The SIP Arsroa - Liverpool, lorti =: 10 s~
So
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How % n6tsos 0ounterfoifs.

II Exnmine the appearance Of blu The
Rcntine have gener6 Mark neat appearance.
= ENnnine the tignette, OF picture in the
middle Of The top; SEPT the sky or background
looks clear and transparent, or soft and even,
and not scratthy o
3. Egainine well the face see il the expires
SION 70 distinct and easy, natural and lifelike.
Particularly the eyes.
Z. See if the drapery OF dress Cts wcil,
Looks nasurahand easy, shows the folds distinct
5. Examine the medallion ruling, and heads
and circular ornaments around the figures, &c.
Sec i they are regular, smooth and uniform, not
scratchy; this work in the genuine, looks as if
raised on the paper, and cannot be perfectly i'm
isased.
8. Examine the principal line Of letters or
name Of the bank. See if they are all upright.
perfectly true and even; or il slipping, Of a uni
form slope.
Carefully examine the shade or parallel
ruling 81 the face or outside Of the letters, Sc,
il i is clear and Books as if colored with brush.
TIE dnc AID parallel lines in The genuine are Of
equal size, smooth and even; counterfeits look
as if done with file.
8: Observe the round hand writing engraved
on the bill, which shClld be black equal in siz,
and distance, Of uniform slope, and smooth. This
in genuine aotes is invariably well done. anc
-acoks very perectc In countesseits it is seldou
so, but often looks stiff as if done with a pen.
3. Notice the s'imprint," or engravers name
which is always near the border or end Of tn,
note and is slssAys alike. letter small, upright
and engraved perfectly. CounteEfeits seldom d
this well.
NorE.--t was remarked BY Stephen Bur
roughs before he died. that two fhings9ouldn't b
perfectly cesinterfeiied: one was the dyke work
or portraits, medallion heads, yignettes, SC.
and the other shading or ruling above the letter
Bank NOE Reporter.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

10 MAKE Coon CoRN CRIPPLE CAKEs.2
Take a pint and a half of boiling sweet milk or
water, stir in meal enough to make thin batter,
cool this by adding little cold water, then add
tablespoonful of yeast, little -four and mo
iasses II you like it sweet, then again stir IN
meal, and shseken to the consistency Of thin bat
Ter, let II stand fifteen minutes in warm place
70 rise, and when light, str in a tea spoonful Of
-[Ohio Cultiyator.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

~ Last week we travelled through the west
ern part Of Marion county. and portions Of
Shelby, Knox and Lewis. I've were sorry to
see such bad prospects for the farmers. We
run no risk Of exaggeration when we say that in
no instance did we sec Corn that will yield more
than half crop, and in some neighborhoods the
crop is almost an entire failure. For miles in
some Of the prairies, the tall grass and yellow
weeds were far in advance Of the corn, which
stood in the fields scattered and withered. The
Wheat crop is quite as slim. Oats appear to be
plenty. Those farmers who have hogs that will
be ft for market this fall, will not nave corn 20
fatten them sufficiently TO command poodprice.
We imagine there win be quite an increase in
the number Of "mast fed" hogs offered at the
river this Winter.--Canton Reporter.
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"a Rose by any Other. J Name, &c."

Names do make difference Gin things, no
doubt. AT least most people think so, and act
in accordance with the superstition. Certain de-
fects and diseases have been rendered 'squite
genteeI' for thAe,sby dan of elegant nalnessv-
Even "cold in the head '-the most provoking,
vulgar, and disgusting disorder possible to hon
st people, can be qualified and palliated little,
3. calling il an ''infuenza"
We once called in upon gentleman and his
wlf--the former plain, blunt man, the latter
Epteel affected woman--both thoroughly
SICK With cold in che head. The man was Ia
KING naturally and hard The woman was
dressed in rnther snowy. carefully made dis
hGosite, md was clearly doing her best to make
handsome thing of her uncomfortable situa-
ton. q 80,
''And how is madame, to-day ~ said We ad-
dressing theladv.
"Oh, shockngly ill., replied the woman, try
ing TO look interesting, in spite of her swollen
eyes and red nose, II am afflicted, with the pre-
Uailing ilJluensah." -
And she pronounced the two last words as If
she were establishing her character as a fashion,
able woman, by her elegant manner of having
the .sinauensdh."
And you are sick, too" said we, addressing
the husband
Yes, sir, said the man, with honest empha-
sIs--ssfes, sir,--I'm having this id horse dis
Temper that's round here! III Boston Post
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

BREyIrY THE Soul OF WIr.-In the briefest
correspondence known, only two figures were
used; the first contained note of inferrooation
10, Implying sis there any news?p me an
swer was cypher (O), I'None.n This was
eieyef5 but neighbor Shuttleworth, in Noting
nan market-place, beats il. He has ON his
sslmney two large rs. one painted black and
the other green, TO initiate that he sells blocL
and green teas. - SOUS oiHcA
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WIscoNsIN WHIe NoMINATIoNs.-Th Whig
Convention Of Wisconsin unanimously nomins.
ted Leonard j. Farwell for Governor. Col. las.
Hughes, Of 81. Croix, for Lieut.. Governor. r.
w. Wright for Secretary Of State, and J. Crawss
ford for Treasurer.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-09

There is plant in the Island of Sumatra the
circumference of whose fully-expanded flower
rs line teet-the nectariurp is calculated 10 hold
nine pints. The pistils are as large as cows
HORNS and the whole weight of the blossom com
puted to be fifteen pounds.
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oWILLIAM COHEN.

,u Main street, Hannibal Mo.
'HE subscriber has permanently located In his eli
Il and is always prepared TO repair watches broken
eweky, Sc, in the most worhnanlike manner and on
the most reasonable terms He has now on hand. and
constantly receiving fresh supplies of the finest and
most fashionable Jewelry, Watches Clocks &c, from
the hes; importing houses in the caste His stock Is
unsurpassed BY any other house in the city and those
who give him call will be satisfied with his bargains
as ne oilers great Inducements TO purchasers
Inc citizens OF Marion and Rails counties are re-
speciuly invited 10 give me a call Store on Main
street, opposite the "Great Westerno Csept51
Just received in addition 10 his former stock. sun
ply o. Ear Kings, Pins, &c. Also very fine lot of
Jet Ear Rings, new style. Smiths New York Gold
PensI5warranted-- veryfne article. oct24.
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HEAR YET HEAR YEl OH MY
uDII1 NnCtt

4 IL those indebted 10 the sdbscriber are most pc
n litely Informed that now, this day commence
new sci Of books and that all old accounts must be
settled up to This date. ONow face the music, and
am truly yours. 4. r. SELMES.
January I, ls5l-u
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week, says: "e N'"s
Mr., ID. W. Ferral, of Bladensburq. ON Mon
aay last. shot on one tide, on the flats Of The
eastern branch Of the Potomac, So artolans ESQ.,
raj 40 reed birdseand 2 plovers.
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PEPSIN.
O PEPSIN,
The True Digestive Fluid,
OR GASTRIC JUICE,

Prepared from Rennet, the Fourth Stomach of the
Ok, after directions OF Baron Lebig, the gIeat Ply
siological Chemist, by
J. S. HoUGHTON, M. D., PHILADELPHIA, PA,
mus s truly won derf remedy for Dyspepsia
Jau ndee Liver Complaint, General Debility and Nervon
Consumption curing AFTER Natures method by Notues
agent, the Gastric Juice n
Half teaspoonful Of this Fluid infused water will
gest dissolve FIRE P0nHds Roast Beef f. about toe hours
OF the stomach > 81
SCIENTIFIC EvIDENCEi-Raron IebIg in his celebrated
work Animal Chemistry sayP AN Artificial Digestive Fluid
analogous to the Gastric Juce be readily pared from
the membrane OF the stomach of the Calf in which
iious articles OF food, and will he sotteRed
eAa1gta aR4 agsted IN h same manner as they DoHd Be
IT. Combc, in his vGOaLs writings the Physiology o.
Digestion observed that dimnuon of The quantity of the
Gastric Juice IL prominent aud all Urevainr Of Dys
pepsia and he that distinguished prscssor Of med
cine IN London who severely afflicted WIN Ibis complain
oUnieG t'cf -. .eS cClyi,g aguals. whic proved
completely successful"
DR.. Graham, author oCthe famous works on Vegetable
Diet" 1T a remarkable Physiology,
stomayoh anmas maceTaed In waer impart he did the
property OF dssOlvng various articles of food and Of eff citing
kind OF artificial digestion Of them In wise different from
sthe natural digestive process 90
Or 6imOn's great work, the Chemistry OF Man. (Lea &
BaRehard, Pha 1916 pp 10y says The discovery Of Pep
sin Urmca BE chemC history Of Digestion From
regent experiments know that food dissolved rapidly
10 an arteeia digestive fluid prepared from Pepsn as il sin
the nat ural Gastric Juice ITSELF
Professor Dungson OF the jefferson College, Phia In his
Human Physiology deyOies Than fifty pa
10 the examination Of this subject His experiments with
Dr. Beaumont the Gastric Juice obtained from the living
human stomach and well known. In aIca
ses he says digestion occurred perfectly In the artificial
Ia the natural Digestion
For further preof of the merits Of this discovery
call at the following places In Hannibal and descriptive
sheet and where the be had +. f. Britinrlam
Sou, y. =. KuGkc s Go u Baksey. 50. Louis. -
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CAEaTIEeN LINE ON VEssELs.-A notice
from the presidents ofoyarious insurance COM
Rsaeis Is published in the Philadelphia papers.
iney decline insuIing vessels that carry lime
sl1,sf on or nnaer deck. The frequent losses
~ IRE ea.issd BY lime on board of vessels rem
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WE NOT Only CAN BTTF VIII.
MASONIC COLLEGE

'VHE seventh annual term of this Institution, will
next.
Faculty.
ReU. f. L. B. SHAVER, a.. NJ, President O.
Professor of Moral and Intellectual Pbilosonbv
ARCHIBALD PATTERSON, Il. NJ,
Professor of Mathematics and Natural Science.
WILLLAM CAMERON n. NJ,
:, PROBES or OF Ancient Languages and Literature.
Mons. j. E. HAMILTON -
Professor of Modem Languages
CHARLES H. GROVER, a. b., D
SAMUEk w, LfMBETH
O . Adjunct Professors in Preparatory Department @
'Haylng procured very superior Apparatus and an
eHGeHent Loraryj the corps of Instructors beirg full
and perfectly organized; and intending .to have fhe
building, lis fixtures ard premises put INTO complete re-
PAIR We presume 10 solicit libsral patronage from the
community. And, If the proper, parental discipline,
and the giving of thorough instruction in every branch
OF Study constitute claims TO public confidence ,pe
hope BY all due diligence to merit this Q 2
The unsurpassed healthiness Of the city OF Ie,ing
ton, the refinement Of manher and high standard of mo
rails prevailing among its citizens render il yerv Jesi
TabIe location ior the young
Terms--Payable always in advance
In the Collegiate Department, SIS per session
OF months. 81 per session for contingencies
In the Preparatory Department, SO and @1oI
Per session of 3 months; 81 for contingent
Boarding may be had in respectable families at 81 40
to So 25 per week. y W
For further information, apply to the President, aDv
member OF the Faculty, Osa Boayd Of Curators o"y
r. l.. b. SHAVER, Pressderd.
s'0"' "o' august !, 1871. sePll-5w