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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

SAD MlsrARE. Two children Of Mr.,
Fennimorc, of Dubuque, Iowa, who
were i'll with the measles, were
poisoned recently by a mistake Of the
druggist in putting upa prescription Of
Mura,e OF Morplia, instead OF Syrup OF
lpecac,-as ordered by the doctor at
tending them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

RisE OF LAKE ERiE.-The Ashtabula
(O) Telegraph snys that Lake Erie is
full three feet higher than last year,
overhowing the hats in the hnrbor.-
Fifteen years ago it stood exactly on
the same level as now, and according
20 observation ard trhditi,n, the period
or years appears to be attended by
hieh water, wi'h strict regularly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

near hundred miles of mirrors of
enormous sizes were fixed round the
galleries, rejecting everything on the
sea. a common tower is now erected
IN lis place. Oh. The Walls of Babylon.
built by order Of Semramrs. or Nebu-
chadnezzar and finished in cne year.
by 100000 men. They were of immense
thickness. 9TH. The Temple of ID ana, at
Ephesus, completed in the reign OF
Servius, 9th king OF Rome. L. was $50
feet long, 200 broad, and supported by
l26 marble pillars, 20 feet high. The
beams and doors were Of cedar the
rest Of the timber cyprus. II was
destroyed by fire b. c. 365
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

a SCENE IN REAL LIFE Yesterday
afternoon, scene very amusing TO the
bystanders, bu! quite painful to the par
ticIpants, occurred in Cambridge. A
young lady, accompanied by her second
mice young man." was riding quietly
through the streets in that place, whe n
a gentleman in buggy drove up al a
tremendous rate, Jumped from his We
hcicle, seized the ladys companion 10y
the throat, ard demanded instant salts
faction from him for having dared to ride
out with his lady The "sec, nd" young
man JCmurrcd at such ungpntlenanly
treatment, whcreupon he was severely
horse-whIppcd by his iuiurIated aulagon-
isl, who declared that he was engaged
to the lady, and would not stant any
such treatment. The lady, seeing how
matters stood, terminated the unpleafant
affair b getting into the carriage Of her
intended. The individual who was
whipped departed from the srot nutter.
ing deep curses upon the head of the
iorluuaIe possessur OF the fair one, and
declaring Lhat lie would institute legal
proceedings IS BoSioH Pest.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

Sepenteen Years LocuSt-As was pre-
dicted last year, the seventeen year
locusts have made their appearance in
Connec ticut. In 1918, and in 1885 their
presence on a lot OF land about 50 rods
square, some three miles ilom the
North Glastonbury post-oilice, is chronI-
cled. The woods on that spot are now
alive with their music.
A VALUABLE BANK Bill What
would be the sensation OF an individual
accustomed TO handling one dollar shin
plasters, TO receive bank bill for one
million sterling? The Bank Of Eng
land, il appears, issued four notes oithat
denomination, and after these four were
were engraved the plates were destroy
ed. OF these Impressions the Roth
childs have one, the late MIR. Cuutls had
another, the Bank Of England the third,
and MIR. Sam'l Rogers, the poet and
banker, now decoraIes his parlgr with
the fourth, suspended in gold frame
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01
cory.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
DEpApTlINr Or STArr

PRovIDEECE, June 81, 1892.
SIR:--I have enclosed Tor the intor-
nation of the Legislature Of this State,
several documents respecting a claim
made by the State OF Massachusetts
against the State OF Rhode Island.
Also, several documents relating 10
the State debt, hauJcd 90 me by Doct.
John w. RichmCIi.
am, Respectfully,
Your obediCnt servant,
PHILIP ALLEN, Governor.
To Hon. ALFRED BoswoRTn. Speaker Of
the House OF Representatives, New
port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

The bachelors OF East Granville.
Mass, have beaten the narr cd men in
game Of wicket, winning dinner, with
liquors uJI countcnanced by the Maine
Law.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

Fcargus O'COnnor, since his return
to England, from New York, it is stated
has been conducting himself in such a
way as to insure him speedy confine
ment in lunatic asylum.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

The body OF a beautiful white girl
about II years old. was discovered IN a
sack IN the river below New . leans;
and the coroner's Jury found that she
died from s,rangulalion after having
been violated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

Cincinnati used to sell heavy contrac $
for whiskey for the army; but This sor, Of
military spirH is now dead and coffee Ia
.uhs'iut-d
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

uSThe locoiocus held their Convcn-
ZION at the State House, Thursday. Ex
Lieut.. Gov Lawrence was exceedingly
anxious to be President of the Conven-
ton, but the leading SPIRITS said that
this would not do-ior the host OF Ochre
point was dead weigh, upon them, and
they would not endure any more of his
nonsense. they were willing TO 6lced
him. when occasion required but they
would not confer any more honrrs upon
him. DR.. BaIlou, Of Cumberland, was
alsc ANXIOUS to have the office. Law
renee ravcd leariully and threatened ter.
riblc things swearing as badly as did
our Army in Flanders" il he was nc
elected the matter was finally arrang-
ed with how much satisfaction we know
not, by clcc,ing Joseph I. Sisson, Of
North Providence, AS President.
The following nominations Tor EIec-
tors were then made - George Tur-
ner. ARIEL BaIlou, Joseph SPHINX, ANA
81 Eddy. They are pretty iair mcr, ali
things considered, although rather weak,
but their nomination is a mere matter Of
form, for they are doomed to bc badly
defeated
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

IU'Il affords us rl'asure to publish
the following glowing and glorious tri-
butte TO the greatest living statesman OF
earth, from the pen Of an eminent Eng
sh author
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01
ELISHA HARRIS,
ISAAC Il. HAZARD,
AMOS ID. SMITH.
CHARLES ALLEN.

The report was received, and the
above named gentlemen were uIani-
mously nominated. Messrs. John Brown
Francis, Thomas J. Stead and Christie
pher Robinson were appointed COM
mitire to inform the said gentlemen OF
their nomination and the nominating
committee were authorised to fill any
vacancies which might occur in the
Electors.
The Convention was addressed by
Christopher Robinson, Esq, who con-
cluded by moving that this Convention
unanimously raniy the nominations OF
Scott Il Graham the motion was unaL-
lmousy carried.
II was resolved to use all fair and hon
orable means to secure the election Of
our canuidat,s.
ALFRED BOSWORTH, President.
CROMWELL " NIPPLE, ! Secretaries.
W II. CRAssTos,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

A new paper, it's said, is to be start,
ed in Boston, to be devoted to the ~.
peal of the Maine Law ~ Massaohu.
sst,s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01
WHIG STATE CONVENTION.


The Wing State Convention for the
purpose Of nominating electors OF Pres.
ident and Vice President of the United
States, assembled at the State House,
in this town, last evening, at 8 o'clock
Hon. Alfred Bosworth was chosen
President, and Cromwell WhippIe and
William II. Cranston. Esquires, Secre-
taries.
The credentials Of the following mem
bers were presented =
Newport.--Wm. Ii. Cranston, Joseph
Anthony, Thomas X. Hunter, Seth
Baleman, John Il. Bush, Isaac p. Haz-
ard.
Providence.--William w. Hoppin,
Leonard Blodget, Cyril Babcock, Seth
Paddleford, Henry Anthony, George w.
Hall, Wlngate Hayes, Thomas J.
Stead, Ezra Bourne, Daniel E.
Carpenter, William Sheldon, Zelo.
ties w. Holden, Daniel Paine.
Little Compton. Nathaniel Church,
Oliver &. Brownell.
Tiverton.--W William p. Sheffield
Joseph Osborne, Nathaniel b. Duree,
William c. Chaplin.
SoutE Kingstown.- Samuel Rodman,
Elisha Watson. Nathaniel G.. Peckham.
Barrington.-Allen Bicknell, Pardon
Clarke.
Brlslo.--Byron Dman, Benjamin
Hall, William b. Spooner.
WarreD.-Haile Collins, Alfred Bos
worth Thomas c. Turner.
Portsmouth. Parker Lawton, Jona-
Than Dennis.
Warwick. Brown Francis, ST.
mon IL. Greene, Christopher Holden,
Pardon Spencer, X. Holden, ID.
Westerly. Charles Maxon, n. +.
Dixon.
~ Kings,own J. Reynolds
Robert Rodman, Thomas Hill.
Smithfeli Ii. Sprague, II. G.
Weeden, Spencer Mowry, l.. Z. Tour
t. lo'te, Bradbury {. Hill, Charles Moies
Joseph Clarke.
Scituate.-Harley p. Angel.
Gloucester-Emor Smith.
Coventry Oliver G.. Waterman,
Cromwell WhippIe, Levi Johnson.
MIddIetown. = John Gould, George
II. Peckham.
Brstol.-H. NJ. Barnes, w. B. Spoon
er, Bcnlamln Hall
Cumberland.--Elijah b. Newell.
Christopher ko inson, Reuben G. RaL-
dali. Albert l.. Mowry, T.. 5. Cook.
Crlnstou. .-Benoni Harris, Sheldon
Knight, James Wood.
Hnpkinton.-John S. Champlin, George
w. Hold'idge.
Johns'on.-Albert Waterman, Will
liam a. Pierce, w. S. Simmons.
n. Providence. Joseph Westcott,
Arthur NJ. Kimbal, Gideon l.. Spencer,
Lewis Fairbrotler, Daniel Wilkinson.
Darlington Al EN- BicknelI, Pardon
Clirkc.
Ii was voted that committee Of five
f'um the County OF Providence and
three from the other Counties be al-
pointed tc'select suitable candidates for
electors.
The Chair appointed the iol!owing:-
Newport.-Joseph Anthony, w. Z.
Sheffield, Na,h. Church.
Providence.-W Sheldon. Christie
phcr Robinson, Daniel Wilkinson, Hol-
der G. Weedcn, Henry Anthony.
Washington. - Nathan f. Dix N,
Samuel Rodman, John 5. Champlin.
Kent.--John Brown Francis, Levi
Johnson, Simon III. Greene.
Bristol Thomas G. Turner, w. b.
Spooner, Pardon Clarke.
The Committee then retired.
After short absence, the Committee
returned and reported the names OF the
following gentlemen, as suitable candi-
dalesp be supported as Electors Of
President and Vice President OF the Uni
ted States:-
III ISIIA HARRIS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

CHoLrRA.-There were 80 deaths BY
cholera, during the week ending the 18th
inst, in New Orleans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

Tho Pawtucket lnvncIhlrs had not
made their appearance nj Newport at
the latest advices and the people were
measurably tree from apprehension
The men ol North Providence who vol
untecrcd the r services to Gov. Allen,
should have stated whether they intend
to find their own arms or whether they
will take the carbines which Gov. Alien
bought, ar Fenrer Brown would cay,
to shoot down the e,plc eith.'-- Proc
Envr.Hdi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

~ The following letter was received
by our distinguished and highly tsteem
ed friend, Gen. Edwin Wilbur yester-
day; it speaks for itself; and we are
more than delighted that true genius
and rare talent are at last TO be suitably
rewarded. We lay it before our read
erS with feelings Of .iDexpressible &C.
Light
office ofhe Lalr Magdai',e,
l57 Broadlcay, New York,
June Path, 1852.
Hon. EDWIN WILBUR,
Dear SIR -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30
C0MnEinti:h i:i:GHRH,
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

MONDAY, MARcn 20 1852
TOBtCt-On Friday last tie ma ket rather dull
prices not quite good they had hrcn the previous par
OF The week. On Monday prices little better thar
they were at the close OF tho sales Friday and tie mar
set showed more animation that on than day
NJ u. MARTIN & co.
WHEAT.-No change.
ELOCR-S Sales to-day bank ut 81 coz al. for Rich
moEd anaerlinc: fine is held ST. Scotsye superb NJ
in store SAX AZ asked No sales.
IT, pEYToS.
COlN-57s SO cents.
CORN M&AL-G5 70 cen:s--iu..
OiTS-35 30 cents per bus!c-du:
RYE-75 to 30 cents.
FIS!I--IIerrnrs. No. | Cut 81 *. Gross i;
Roe ST 81 %; MacEere, No. 3, ssS; NO $50.
70. |, $40. Shad-nnne in market.
LAED-Ncw. l0S 10 TX cts.
RACON-Prne ne" Sides l01 cts Shoulders 2; Hams
II i ~.
GLOVER SEED.-Cpod, SIS 25
PLASTER.Luinp S. o. on B.gn Bank, S. 90 On wha,f
grounds
Observation-Disclosures 81 o. to ~ per,on
itIoN-r!. iron 32i 20 20, according quality; S"tti
$50 per ton English so; Ircd-gar Richmond mandatory
o';up Country Bar s52a 81 according 10 qnaiity
HuANO-Psrnrian SIG from wharf, ;5E from store.
CVt ht-'rme new crop Lasnayra % ai0 cents R:'
good 20 prime, g. 10 iGE.
HCLAS5 ES.-owec. Cuba lsa 20 c,. New Onelns,
. 30 ITS.
LlME-None tu; Virginia Lime in market- selling Ut
81 Is.
SALT-From store 81 50; sales from wharfsl 10.
HAf-Norttern, in baics--lIom whar! ST. from soIs
81 25
SUGAR-Sew Orleans Ak a 81 cents /; Porto Rico So
81 CENTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30
LiTEST NEWS 81 THE, TELEGRAPH
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.

tONGRESS UF HE. I.NI 7 EU . = I'D.
WAsnlSGToS MARCH %.
SENATE-!hc deficiency bill vas tn&en up anu reieret
To the committee on Finance.
Memorials were nrcsrr,.d in favor Of repeating the iue
tive slave law and in favor .: protective tariff NE hI
;,r con. tr,,, navy yaTc san Francisco, California
wa taken AZ and discussed till the hour OF adjournment
HOI;SE-Mr Stauls reported Senate bill tor enforcing
liscpiin" in the an! urged Immaculate hc'oh 'eo
as the vessels destined 'c expedition to Japan were
nh,ut +, sail The slt.c debated at some length
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30

SIXTH JUDICIAL ClRcurT.-We authorized TO announce
that Charles K Mallory Esq., has consented TO be cand'
comprising the counties Of Elizabeth City, York. War
wick &c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30

We glad to hear from the Claksbnrg Register that the
report of the murder of and woman, in Yves,
Union Doddridge County, Va, is nothing but hoax.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30

BALTIMORE MARKETS, MARCH ~:
Sales 10 ay of lC0 bhs Flour a, 81 Co. Red wheat J:
els White 95 ST. White Com So So cents. Yellow 81
a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30

In Justice 10 both gentlemen take pleasure IN laying
before our readers the following rsGsrss OF M! th's.
Mason made in the Democratic Convention on Friday:
ir President rise Tor the purpose o. personai e1f'
nation Yesterday when the gentleman VINO 'heh occu3h:
the chair spnunrd Mr. Ayctt upon the Committee Of u
oauz tion instead another gentleman, VINO had been M
commenced by the delegates from The sh Congressional D.
trct aa! that Mr. Ayle could not have received !h:
votes s.okc without any other authority man my n-
yidua opnirn and find that have done MN Injustice
Upon consultation with members OF thai cccGation &c
satisfied that wu have received numerous 'oes hadt
been nominated! for position but has rhnc was NOT MET
tnn. in connection with it, Desiring II 40 !nustce TO O.
human being and least al all 20 gcnsman Tor whom!
have respect, and III res''d To "hom nave ~ cas-
ir oiEnc. take pleasure il IN King this explanation,
the s!nae remark that intended TO make no attack u
the Distinguished gentleman from King William, hut to ens
my socnn protest against the ac"n OF t!e 'e'' rha''
In dsrnpoJing the EXPRESSED wishes Of the delegation .
which Il member.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30

In the list of Delegates from Monroe County the follow"
Ing names inadvertently omitted: e Beirne, William
Adar and John " Patson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30
destructive FIRE ~ NEW YORK.

New foRK, .arch 2S:h.A fire broke lhis evening II
the store No. IL Uli"m Street occupied by CatleGIc
Topping, auctioacers, and S,rahlcm & Co. importers
lace go"s en5;uidcrics DC. Mcssrs. Cat,ciird 4 Top
rings premises and stock entirely destroyed Mes.s
Stralcim q Cos stock which was costly and heavy wa
also nearly destroyed by smoke and water. The losses
Ecavy, but the amount not uscernincd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30

kCSSUTu IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS MAEcm 27.-k"ssuih arrived TO Gay, ous
there was no puc pur and no enthusiasm Visioe IN
any quarter o. the city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30

NEW YORK MARKETS MARCH ~.
Markets rcnains Gn!tt, and prices unchanged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30

COUNTY OFFICERS.
On motion of Mr. PRIcE the House TOOK up lie OIL which
has been Under discussion for number OF days. out OF Il.
order; and il was read third time.
Mr. Better moved 10 fix Tie compensation OF The Con-
monwealths Attorney Of The Circuit Court, for Inc city e
Richmond at $500. The motion was lost.
Mr.. ROBINSON OF moved To fill the blank with s4Q:
which was lost-aycs 81, noes 6a
Mr. JACKSON OF Wood, moved 10 fill the blank with $3.50
Mr EARLY moved reconsider the vote by which the
House refused ill the blank with $780, The motion wa,
agreed to- The question was then taken filing the blank
with $780, Mr. JAcKsoS Of Wood, having withdrawn his
motion.
long debate ensued he time occupied By would hav.
more than paid the amour, which was under tscusson
this subject.
Mr JAcnsos, of D. and t. moved TO fill the blank viii,
$500.
Mr. WALKER moved TO fill the blank with $50 The roll
was called ami tie motion was ost-ayes s., noes S.
The ones on wa. then taken filing the blank with
500. TIE :o called, and the motion was bst-ayss
| 81, noes o.
SIR WHITE OF Hampshire, moved 10 fill The blank viii
| $500.
| Mir MART moved 10 fill the blank with 1915.
The roll was then called filling the blank with 49,:
and i, was decided In the armaSe-ayes 5S, noes bl.
Mr. griffin moved to fix Il, Compensation OF the Com.
nonmca,hs Attorney ;"f the Superior C'Ht OF hen'c
county with $50, which was agree" 10.
The question was then taken the passage OF the br
was carried, as follows
Arrs-llessrs. Mapp, Riscs OF Alhcn,ari'' Early; ca
ocner Bottom Richeson, Chraham. Walker. l"" Table
Good. nj Bedford Davis (i.ar M,r OF b. and e. DuE.
lap Smith OF Brooke and I.ncors, Power, Irving, Maui
Clark Saccd Bucknc Pierce, Hancork Scott OF tauqus
prinra payr Brooks B!&c- SHANNON jackson OF G n:
~ Lenkn PARKS Price O: Grcenbrcr, Allen. Moore q
Harrison GriiIn Hsirson tevener Jor'on Crow, Pa
rick Frv Downing Scmp, FInnary, Bennett Morran Bal
Hardv kiiwep. Arnet Jones OF Marshll, AlcCnIoush
NicoIson Coo1e Of Irrklenburg Garrison" McDo"ad Lem
~ Ts",r JIri w. KiISy, Dawson. Ycby Russell
Huh5.ri Oldham, kcvscr W'o;'ng lo"he ] w az T.
a". T,r M,--i."n guer, Robinson OF Eirhmon
Anderson, Rcc, Lcynnrn gilmore MAR,
Smith OF Russell Intr MsNansy e D,~f.nn HKst "
,vIimar w., Jackson OF Wood and Boyd-lv3
NoEsMessrs Carol j"TF+ n IT e. nnnSa E G
Tiinir,o i;,rrr,f White of Hanover, Moor OF Jefferson
Tomn. Newman, Preston KoacL,son ct N pr. ivy
Mnecltr PutlocI, SHAPES Nee, Sahrde'S f'""e" an:
Dunn II , ,.,
Un motion Of NJ GoonE Of VI. The House sdy9urned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA-LO
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS

PHuarELrHIA, March 2S.t most destructive FIRE bro.-
on, last night in Bank alley destroying four large four sto
warehouses, running from Bank alley Strawberry stree,
occupied ~ extensive importers Of silks acrs and
goods The loss al Mess:-. Stewart q Bro No. Is BAN
Get and No Ia Strawberry street il estimated $500 600
The lees Of Mcssrs. Lewis Il Bro, No II Bank
30. l. Strawberry street il $3.50 00O Messrs. GiEor Co.
No Bank street and No. II Strawberry street. rsrima,
their loss Al S20J 900, Messrs Uych, gers Il co II
the upper Story 81 iiih0r COS WAREHOUSE Iosc s75 600
"cssrS F.. NJ Davis q Go NJ l6 Strawberry street,
sI;.h'!: ianaged-!oss $1,000. j. E."nrds, OAK coorC
lrs 81 600
Mtssrs. Lewis & Bro, Importers II B. goods We,
insured for 525 600 in Lord Office, the bnlancu
covered ty Insurance ii phah phl and New York. II.
loss of al the 2arc- is nearly covered b. in PHI
aLll phil and New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30
DIED.

DIED.
DIIo Saturday night. 27l n.: Mrs VIRGINIA o. eo1.: D!
Robert McCad shJr and daughter the Rev Stephen r.!o
4 TEACHER WANTED for Free School D.:t'. 30
"a s. 10 the county Of Northampton Address w GOFti.r'
Trustee, "Iayvic.. March 3'-eIS-
BUILDING LOT.-Fnf sale. 4 i,uI1,v Lot. ,s@e .,
6 Nam street. between FoEsee 40 zee
on Main 81 Appiyto DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. 20
March Il-3t
S3AsAGERs' OFFICE;-F. MONKIs d co.. KILL
IA MONB VA. - =,
Tor hi lay-Cai,als s9ocN0 7a, 1000 1900 l20, 10 81
SO &c. ID Nos. Il drawn. Tickets So. ,;, Il.
Also The Dollar Loery-Cap:ss 81 PA and Oh Of lc "H
the lowest three number prize.
Drawn Nos u Grand Consolidated, Class II
81 II q 80 80 sc G. ss 81 6 70 Is SS 90 70 Z!
AnrcE30 e. ". tlhSS""'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30
ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADEl

PHILAn.trulA MARCH 2S The extensive bnrri yard o.
Mcsrs. Williams = Brown, the O" iO.h and Green
streets discovered 10 be :c At o'clock Thu.
ny ard nr@" am"un; Of lumber destroyed before lh
flames could BE- sy'die'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-30

The Senate not in session to-day.
House OF REPRE- ENTATlNES.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-25
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER,

Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth STOM-
ACH OF THE OK, after directions of BARON
LIEBIG, the great Physiological Chemist, by
]. S. HOUGHTON, NJ. D. Philadelphia. Pa.
This is truly wonderful remedy for 1NDlGES-
TION, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDlCE, LIVER
COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION, and DEBIL-
ITY, Curing after Natures own method, by
Natures own Agent, the Gastric Juice
sly7 Half teaspoonful Of PEPsTN, infused in wa
ter, will digest or dissolve, Fire Pounds of Roast
Be f in about t,0o hours, out of the stomach.
PEPSIN is the chief element or Great Digest
ing Principle Of the Gastric Juce-the S0Lrent Of
The Food, the Purifying, Preserving, and Stimula-
ling Agent of the Stomach and lntestines. It is
extracted from the Digestive Stomach of the Ok,
thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
FLUID, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in
its Chemical powers, and furnishing COM
PLETE and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it.
By the aid of this preparation, the pains 80 evils
of ofINDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA arefemov-
ed, just as they would. be by healthy Stomach.
1t is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases
of DEBILITY, ,EMACIATION, NERVOUS DE-
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