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MAGNIFICENT Planes, Music, sxc.-Just received per
wi baque Maryland from Bson and schooner seguin from New
York, further My assortment comprises
magnificent Louis XIV and conus and octave pianos OF
and that justly celeba
ted mandatory OF Cbiekeng Boston, whose instruments
highly approved Of best nniss this county and who
awarded gold medal for the Worlds Fair London
Also 6s and 7octaye from the best New York manusc
number Of second hand for sale low Second hand
pianos taken In payment for
New music received weekly and sold low AT store in
this city
Dec 2t-eoM RICHARD DAVIS.
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w, GAIT BROTHER respectfully invite attention Of
" their customers and The public generally
useful well fancy articles which has
witt, their this
BESIDES their usual stock ladies' and
watches, additions
diamond pearl enameled and brooches diamond ruby
bracelets, chains,
bIes, earrings, cuff pins gold pck fancy gold pencils ann
let's sc,
Also, silver cardcases nnpkn-r chdrens knives
forks and spoons in SETS silver dessert knives and forks
punch ladies' cake fab
ladies' ice ster- which
will be .od AZ the lowest possible
NJ. w. GAIT h BRO,
Penn. av., between 9th and
Dec 9l-3uf
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kNAPP's Chemistry Applied 20 tn. Arts, vol. .,
n jus, published. London, 1851.
Of plates. London. - -
don, 1851 - -
onehets Practical Treatise the Microscope vol; Illus
usted London.
The Plant-A Biography by scheiaen NJ D.iI vol ~
lustrsded.
pchsrd. Natural History Of Mans vol 50 engavine
Illustrated Manual Of Operative Surgery and Surgical
Translated from the French by Docs Van Buren, and
1 Iust published.
Martins Natural History Of Man and Monkeys vol London
Many enpavnas, FRANcK TAYLOR
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CARD.We would respectfully inform who
n have accounts with that their will
rendered TO them during the weeks and
each and all early
thanks for patronage,
year, prepared
friends and the public generally immediately opposite
location.
Dec 23-d6uf w. NJ. SINISTER co,
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10 the Public.
THE undersigned respectfully friends and
the public generally that they lately opened
the Exchange Bank OF seden Witbe street the
city Of Washington, D. c. for the
agents and especially for the prosecution OF claims
the for and selling
the thereof The a. Men.
by profession, and will attend any
District The partner, Orchard Young) having
Commissioner OF The General Land Once, and become familiar
localities public
lawyer and judge for years
able to render satisfaction business which
edge OF the Of the where capitalists
their funds.
Liberal advances will be made claims their
agency when unqussonabe
refer Mess seden Wthers Co.. members Congress
generally.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
J. Men. LATHAM.
Dec ol-ow
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RoOks FoR rOSIHLouiss School Days, story boys
IL Chanhcleer, Thanksgiving story.
CULVER Jo, and his three voyages.
Braeeadocio book for boys girls; by Mrs Tuthin
Stories for Christmas, with beautiful Illustrations; by Rev H.
Weld.
The Young Emignn,s.
The Fairy Book, for young people,
The Chronicles Of History Foster many
Illustrations ' '
The Arabian Nights Entertainments. with epersyngs
wars Divine and Moral Songs for Children, beautiful
illustrations - =
ANA DINERS, I'm
RI
hshee repunonl finely illustrated grad.
price Also, English Juvenile books
direct from London and Parts by subscriber
Coiored toy books in great variety
~ FRaNCK TIA VI IN
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John H. BUTHMAN, Importer and Dealer In Wine

John II. HUFFMAN, Importer and Dealer In Wines.
brnnde Pennsylvania south side between
further supplies,
stores very and choice selection Of
Wines, brsndies cordisls, cigars, &c,
brands, his
Madeira old Reserve East India, Brabmn, seres old L. p,
Blackburn, &c.
shefres, choice Pcmarns, Amontiado
delicate pale brown table Sherry, Sc.
Port chsice and dne also, white Port, Bur
gundy bordeaux, Muscst, Tensrfe Lisbon, &c.
Cognac brandss superior pale and DARK bottles
Scotch ale, London brown u
schedam Curacon Maraschno Suisse Absntbe krsck
and other good and articles usually kept old
wine establishments Dec 2t-3uf
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MS, cHOATE's millinery and Fancy Store. Four
M and aha'f street, Penn svenueMrs keeps
on hand very large Of millinery goods bonnes
dress
not be surpassed by other establishment
and trimming articles
give sansaoton Christmas and New Years
qualify Fairs supplied liberal discount forget
Dec 2l-dlm
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ELEGANT New silks just recetved.-We opening
IL 100 decidedly superb goods
fore exhibited in this city the prices OF which
import We early
and particularly the ladies' satisfy themselves
CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS b Co,
No. So Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO,
Liverpool.
+, G. ROBERTS & CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE u CO.,
70 Rue Notre Dame VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER Ifavre
The ships will accountable gold
bullion, jeweTy,
adng signed and the value expressed
Sept5 -dly
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nOys' and Girls uooks.-TAYLOR h MAURY, Book
sellers 9th street. have Just opened and have
played, the books for
an bound Souvenirs and Annuss Prayer Books Bibles and
raed standard works.
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December T. 1851.
IN the petition Of Jesse Urmy Of Wilmington Delaware praying
for the extension Of him improve
ment IN the arrangement OF driving machinery
from the expiration Of said patent which place
9th day Of February, A. ID. 1852
1t ordered that said petition be heard
Thursday, the 5h day Of February 1852 ~ O'Clock m and
all persons notified and show cause
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required he
ONCE their objections, specifically forth writing
twenty days before the day Of hearing All testimony filed either
party TO be used the said hearing
accordance with The rules Of the office
application
Ordered Also that this notice be published National
telgencer, Republic and the Union Washington,
New York Providence Journal Providence
advertiser, Boston, Msssahn.e Inquirer Phis
dephia Pennsylvnnis Pisbug Gazette, Pbur
and the Journal Wilmington, Delaware
eessve weeks previous to the sh day OF February
THOs EWBANK,
Commissioner
r. T. Editors Of the above viii copy
bills TO the Patent Office, with containing this notice
Dec 5-isw3w
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NOTICh-The stockholders igi,t
Company" hereby notified charter
annual meeting for the
WIZ be held at the office OF the company Monday, January
1882 O'Clock, y, m. - =
J.F BROWN
Dee 1i-d4W Secretary
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINE)
w.smseros orrcr, pssssrLv.n. AVENUE,
Finn hon.e enst Of National Hninl NnG

Finn house Of National Hotel, Noe
TUE fret line established by company
States, and consequently the odethe line
between Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia York and
delivering and Stations Hse
de Once, Wilmington Trenon Princeton, New
arb and Jersey Che only line in the present
having wresha lately repairs
prepared deliver
be required
accuracy, promptness fidelity uneqused
connects with other companies Of Morse lines morrill,
south, extending already heen thousand
which and payment will be delivered
OF this line have lately thoroughly
both its mode
charges equal all with special fyors faci-
for business this every
ted this line and III they do
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Washington National
Hotels Baltimore No Exchange, South Gay street Philadelphia
No. l0l Chestnut building; York Mo-
Hanover street, corner OF Beaver.
WIN NJ SWAIN, President
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EoN Kent, the large and m house In, tn
Il first ward now occupied by the Brazilian Minister
For terms apply to Gen. Grsiiot, Sir buildings.
Sept 2i-eodn fin,slIl
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A1 RRIE ID,

Wednesday evening" December % by the Rev c. w RurER
Mr. AUSTIN H. BROWN Indianu to Miss
MARGARET e. daughter OF Colonel A. w. RussrL, all Of In
diana polls, Indiana.
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By DYER a. MCGUIRE. Auctioneers

BY UN Elk q McUUINE' NuctIoheeTs.
SUPERIoR BOTTLED LIQUORS AND WINES, PRUNEs,
- WALNUTs, FIGS, AND LEMONS AT AUCTIoN-on We'd
nesaay morning 2tb O'Clock auction
shall sell about
100 old London Dock brandy dark and pale
Holland Zeger and Bourbon whiskey
Superior Madeira Bua Magdsena sercial, and Mslmsey
Wines vintage OF 1910, and OF private stock, Copsn
hagen, Sherry, old PORT, se
ALSO,
IS crop Bordeaux prunes
so fresh Turkey figs
crop Messins lemon.
bags English wslaus
The above the first quality and well worthy The aentn OF
those who desire choice article. Terms cash
DYER s. MCGUIRE,
ot-d Auconeers
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o. jackson Democratic Assoc iatiOn.-A eng OF
viii held Hail. Friday evening
O'Clock Every Of sssociaton requested
Dec 24-2t J. ID. HOOVER, President
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Co Masonc.A stated communication Of the Grand Lodge Of
Columbia win be holden
Masonic Hail. OF and 10th nj O'Clock
will be installed Members
punctual attendance BY order Of the NJ w, g. M
24-, CHA5 \. FRAILEY, Grand Secretary.
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Vocal and Instrumental Concert
OF MADAME BISCACCIANTI.

Vocal and Instrumental Concert
OF MADAME BISCACCIANTI
nj Carusi's Saloon, Saturday evening, December 81.
MADAME having
wi recovered from her late indspoion she will before
public Saturday evening when she will
sing the following Cavatna from Linda OF
La seIcnade by shuber adapted English words "Napo
- English by A. Lee a. The celebrated
sonnambuls "Ah Gungc" Fairy Band
English song, by y Knight
Madame begs state that being engage
giving another will
and only appearance in w ashiDgton.
esmalb
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THE Political works of John q. Csthoun-be,ng
disqusion government and discourse on me con.'
government United States; vol aV psss o
To be followed BY others For sale, ngy o. On
10 fhNNck lhfho''
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EURNtsHED Rooms for Rept.--severs large and neatly
furnished for dwelling occupied by NJ A
stenniu Louisiana avenue nearly opposite The City Hall
Nov Is--rodlmfs
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N EW Fnshionsbie Tailoring Establishment.-H. ;,
IN LOUDoN X co. mems talors Hotel
Pennsylvania have just opened large
and well selected stock goods geniemens wear
cloths vesting goods generally
Army, marine and officers will
swords epaue sashes
articles regulation respective corps prescribe
An of many years legitimate tailoring
select stock goods, desire please,
high prices
offer and respectfully solicit patronage.
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Bank Of the Metropolis,
WARRINGTON, December ~, 1851.
THIS Bank will be Christmas day. the 25h
i the LIST Of January.
Notes the Bank those days should
ednesdays prev thereto.
Dec %, "a, 30, 3i-f
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE,


CONTINUES practise law in the Supreme Cour attend 10
claims
agasst tbs departments al home and abroad obtain
bounty debts dividends icgaccs and miner.
tanees the United States and Ia foreign counues IA
ia loans and stocks and mort
negotiate loans lands Ma
patent rights, in any State OF the Union.
Particular attention California land comm. Nm
the United States Supreme Court appeal. y
Communications, prepaid addressed 10 W, snsten Cauo
Place Capitol HUI, Washington d. O., viii prompl al
tenuon' Oct 2o-dly
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Canton msttings, Floor OiIcioths Carpetins. &c
PIE subscribers receiving, per schooner Statesman
from New York
50 pieces "A heavy white Canton uadngs
20 do 54 do do
~ do "a do
4 do red checked do do
25 do 5-4aG4do do
10 d, "A do fancy 10
do super English oiclolh, lo feet wide
do Anencan oiieioth from twelve eghlseu feet
IS do low-pced American olclotL to sig fee,
wide
Cocoa mauings, for basement sc.
Also, constantly hand full of every variety
ported and American capeting such AS
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels, English and American Busse
I'M ingram,
priced hemp, and cotton, both striped and plaid together
every furnishing
fully upon good any
dealers In this country.
AID Is-H r. H. HOOE CO.
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NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS JUST RECEIVED
IN The subscribers respectfully nvite attention wishing
esdent ladies the following, viz
25 dresses rich brocade silks
IS do light colored do for evening
10 pieces very rich figured Silks style
do silks, coloed and black
25 pieces rich yard wide waiered p0plins
IS do do real Irish watered p0piina
do French meIinos and Ihbets, shade
quality wide veivets, all colors
latest designs French cashmeres and mousselnes
desirable
tea, which deem unnecessary 10 rnumerate but which will
much pleasure be exhibited all who
call
In French embroideries &C., name
trimmed chemsets, entirely and beautiful
Lace trimmed sleeves and cuffs 10 match
French embr oidered and lace collars cuffs 10 match
Richly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchiefs
cambria collars and chemsets, &c.
All above named goods quite and well
attention Of purchasers.
HoOE, BRO. 4 CO.,
Nov "a 4wif Penn. avenue between 7h and 9Th
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RUGBY ACADEMY-Ho.rdng and Day School for
IL young gentlemen, of X and 18th
q. f. MORRISON, Principal
r. 7. Latham, A. NJ, Professor OF Ancient Languages.
Mons Il. Raout, Modern
G. 8. keech Tutor.
----, Teacher of Penmanship
Messrs Caru and Iadela Teachers Of Music
James P. Mclean, Teacher OF Drawing and Painting
The designed
for the study Of the learned entering
the higher classes in colleges In branch Of tuition
spared render the complete
Bile. The usual branches taught
sng OF reading writing arithmetic English grammar geography
book keeping, The Latin Greek and modern history
chronology defamation, composition both English Latin,
clan and Roman Antiquities logic, mahemacs chemistry
and mental philosophy, music, drawing, SC.
Terms Of board tuition moderate.
Rev. 9. Pyne, u. D.. Rev j. w. French, Wm w Corcoran
esq., Thomas Richie, Prof. A. ID. Bache, Prof.
Chew NJ ID Baltimore Capt T. Page, U. 8. NJ and Captain
Blake, u. s. N.
Nov lg-dn
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DANCING ACADEMY.--Fisst C0urse.-Mr +. H. Liable
honor the citizens of Washington George
Alexandria, OF dancing lessons
will on Thursday November ut his ROOM
Thomas Parker south side Of Pennsylvania
9th and 7th opposite Browns hotel
Days of tuition Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
fashionable will be introduced and Taught
I4-dU
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SALUTATORY-Wx, b. TODD, halter furrie
compliments 10 his friends and customers, informs
tat he has his appearing
western store in the marble hotel building the
where he viii be pleased his
trusting that his
the satisfactory intercourse In old
past u years. and hoping that increased continued
quaintance may be mutually pleasant and profitable.
Nov B-du
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EN as
baltimore and Washington Rstlroad-Chanse of
Hours.
" Washington and Baltimore will be olowsi
Leave Washington at 6 and 81, a. ~ and p.
Leave baltimore AT and ~, a. m. aud and u,
Thcecopd Washington and the fourth from Bslt
more viii connect with the express. train 20 and from philadelphia
II. IA. PARSONS,
Nov 9-du Agent
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l'HAWpAsNE WINE, Ae.-Just received from IIsWe 20
baskets superior Champagne wine high grade
importation, vizi
Cabinet Champagne
Boxers NeIysncey
Bouche
Renauld a Francois superior Hsidsieck do
And other choice brands.
with general assortment Of selected liquors. cigars
For sale by GEO. h THOs. PARKER h CO.,
Dec9-TuIhsai6wn Opposite Browns Hotel
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NEW CLOAKS, &c.-Just received
~ 10 very rich velvet coaks, style
10 nch cloth coaks, handsomely trimmed
10 very rich sacks, with hoods
very rich cloth sacks with hoods
5very rich velvet mantiias, styles &C.
To which respectfully
making seeci.ns feeling every
particular be given.
Nov 3o-d4~n HooE, BRO, 4 CO.
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Theatrical. Cooper, the tragedan. died at 70 !;
Barnes, the comedian, at IS; Mrs. Barnes is now
over 70, while Wood, log manager of the Phila
delphiz theatre, is in - 72d year. Macready is
over 60, while Old Booth " is between go and 10.
Smith, (the great Charles Surface Of Drury Lane,)
died At 50 Moody So Beard 49, Dibdin 76 !;
Yates o.; tombstone ~; Minden "a; Bannister
II; Fawcett 10; Wraughton 10; Bensley II
King IS; Hull 76; Murphy IS Mrs. Pitt 70 /;
Miss Pope 49,; Reinhold ~; Quick SO; Incledon
So; W. Knight 20; Whitlock 10; Mrs. Daven.
port TO- Tslma IS Madame Mars &c; Lsfond
81; Mrs Gibbs 10; Mrs. Glover II Lady Crasen
60; Catalina 66; Mara 75 Mrs. Mattocks 6S
Miss Kelley IS; Macklin OF; Garrick Ga; Quin
IS Bstterton ~ Mrs. Sidd,ns &C; John Kemble
81 Charles Kembe, now living, is 10 Jefferson,
the comedian, died at 81; Mrs. Wood IS; and
Mrs. Oldmixon at 81.
So much for the longevity OF actors. Let us
now turn 10 their "unfailing providence" Gar
rick died worth half million Of dollars Smith
left f29.0 900; Moody $4,000; King Ell, 900;
Lewis :f44,000; Irish tombstone .f45 900; Min
den Cal 900; John Bannister Gao, 900 Knight
Ell. Inclsdon ell 600; Mrs. Siddons E25,
600 John Ksmbls 100000 Quick f40, 600
Liston, after giving 100000 to daughter as a
marriage portion MI fortune of E100,000 ;
Young, the AsSsdisn. retired with fortune of
upwards Of 100000 John Cooper, of Dury Lane,
confesses to 10000: Forrest, before he COM
msnced "taking the law" Of his wife, was worth
over $200, 900; be is still immensely rich. Power,
the comedian, left e7,000; Mathews ELL 200 /;
Barnes, at his death, was valued al $50 900 Fanny
Kembls retired with $4,000; while Charlotte
Cnshmsn is put down for one hundred thousand
dollars I" and upwards"
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TTENDU, qu'un de PAssembee Generae ds
"A Louisiana pIee a de Ia Nouyelle
Orleans approve ssJ pouvst quavant que Conse
dau5une DIES municipalities pusse Ier decidr des
ases sui stont assesses sera fat DIES evauHons
tems de depehses
les depen de Ia Muncpae pendant nnee pour
ses parties tant urbaes Iur esquee
pubiees Anghls Francois
mnnlclp pendant moins
aquee lie Consei devra hIer deoder
sefoGt assesses. " -
Et attendu lie Conseil de Municpae pese la ds
du ~ novembre les
lmitts de la die Muncpalle " -
En- consequence pubons evauaon suivante conrm
nVec ies provisions dc Pace 10 1850
Csnse nupe &c jour presente que
publication
deyra poceder hxsr ct dseer prelsver
sur les tablesux d'assesstment pour 1851.
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CONTAINING No ALCOHOL.

NONIAiNISb NJ ALCOHOL.
Mt best medons IN the wsrd ,r Ina cu
Dyspspss In siis fsnnr-sueh neAAche
s sslly 81 tbs usmAch less Of appetite. asthma
s snu heat ssd, old
zen digsssn, the stsma
- =. s remedy and net surpassed BY any nsdien
ansng the numsrsss and highly rsisy
rIofessor A. a. Hare. M. D., State Asraysr:
FfrzHsnRY HOMER, ESQ.,, Boston;
las Y. DUNN ksQ, City Treasurer, Boston:
Hon. MrSo. LAwREsCE, E1 Pres Mass Senate;
10Y member Of Congress;
-, hon. WI. W9op1RIDsE. formerly Governor of Mich.
al nc2i MosEHEAD. formerly Governor of Ksn,uckyl
Me-. =, sHross. y. 3. senator from Rhode island
HSs w. usu rn.lfs' U. p s..ator from Vermont ID
Hon. 6olo4oN FooTE, member of Congress from VT. +.
bon. u Y. FosTrR, member OF Congress from Psun'a:
~. ~. L. MARTIN. Delegate In Congress from Wisccn
gen A; " DopsE. membsrin Congress from Iowa:
STown. ESQ.,, Clerk in the House OF Represent n
d. u}ow ssID9E ESQ.,, Detroit, Mich. !;
Many ether individuss ks hishs biI,
sh esnnrn al that has been favor 81 thus inysinbI.
FEED BATES f3 A d ssfsFE N SI:.I;is;
A0" s%Ss siS Shffs,s ASsa 4,
"a rnes u Per bstusi .iE bstdss ss. ava oHai"e'"
CAUTI0n-Each bette las eisnaip, x,,,.,
s,s u.e a ss:s'. .e ssd r..
I'd !: :s .iassss Tx s!yd .. ,s.
Asssas ssdss shs. all ssis's sssiss sadIss.s5
= aIk skw
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The rations to be of good and wholesome quality TO be
approved by the Collector and the different urtices COM
prs ng the ration to be delivered the cutter in
and sufficient casks and vessels be provided BY the
ecor and the contents thereof distinctly marked on each
is to DO understood that the contractor will be bound to
unls upon reasonable notice. often may be
by the Captain CT the cutter with the appreciation OF the
not exceeding upon average one day in each
week. such fresh meat and fresh vegetables as may he
equivalent to the corresponding part of the ration allowed in
tho Naval Service. GEO. e. LAWRASON.
do td22 run...
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ka1:S1:ES
AMT

a TEnIAIN, prompt and effectual remedy for
as:asss Of ~ stomach and eoweb Ii has been used
ohaqnns hemsslvs hsvs pronounced Il ons OF he most
xanees nnedsn Known. bscsuee positively cures The o.
se9eH p which 4 !. rscommsnded
Bold b. 81 The principal In the United States
.,,e,m ~. D. BEACH, soe Propristor,-S.
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anent reei for indigestion, Dyspepsia, janndcr Liver
mplant Constipation and Debility curing after Natures
Is certain preventive of Cholera, keeps the stomach
and bowels in perfectly healthy condition
Hall teaspoonull of this sid infused in water, VIII d.
ses dissolve five pounds of beef about two hours
Scientific Evidence.
Baron Leibg, in his celebrated work animal chemistry
ys An artificial digestive fluid 70 VIC 1asifo
Of The stomach Of the calf g which various articles q ood,
such and eggs, will be oiened, changed and digest
cd Just in the they would be IN the human
Btnmach.'
Dr. Perea, in his famous treatise On Food and Diet "
published by Fowler s. Wells, NewYok, page 81 states the
nne great fact. and Describes the meh9d OF preparation
There are few higher authorities than DR. PereiTa
Dr. Comhe, In his valuable writing on The fhYsoOgyo
Digestion observes that dmnutiou Of the due quantity
Of the Gastric Juice, PROMINENT and all prevailing cause
Of Medicine in London who severely afflicted with
ne mpant, finding thing else TO tal, had
he GASTRIC juice obtained from the siomaehs OF living mi
mails which proved completely successful"
DR. Graham, author OF tho famous work - Vegetable
Diet, " IL remarkable fact in physiology that the
stomach OF animals, maeeated in water mratt TO the fluid
eecng Kind Of artificial digestion OF them IN no wise ii.
teIent from the natural digestive process
pr SfMsp great work, The Chemistry of Man, lea
3 Blanclfl, Philadelphia, 1885, PIP 32l'2. says The
OF digestion. From experiments know that Ond
y ise3vcd rapidly in artificial digestive fluid, prepared
from Pepsn as II Is u hs naanTa Gastric Juice i5gelt
great work Human Physiology" devOtes more than
nifty pages to an examination OF this snbIeci Ills ezner
ments WIN d. beaumont, on the Gastric Juee obtained
known " II all cases" he says, digestion OCCURRED as
perfectly in the artificial rs in the natural DIGESTION
For further proof oil the remlkabe morit1 of this
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