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49, kIChnUND FUND CUMfA.
W>A NY-The members f is Company will
meet Friday Evening, October lat, at O'Clock,
in Mr. Exall's Room, next door to the Times Office,
on Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank. A
full attendance is requested i, will be an inpor
tant sting.
Sc 30 B. w. KNOWLES, Seoy
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EuIsANcK.-Three legro slaves named Isaiah
Moore, Jordan Turner, and Daniel Biz CHAM. slaves
to George Turner, were ar, estsd Tuesday evening
while engaged in emptying filth in drain on
Franklin, near 25th street. They were employed
by E. clopton for that purpose. but emptied it In
the wrong place. The youngest negro. Bingham,
was discharged. and the other two received i've
lashes each 4 summons was issued for Mr.. CIop.
ton.
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CAUGHT AT LAsT.-William d. Ross notorious
thief as well as flee negro. and who has been sus-
pIcted for sone time past Ct being concerned in
several robberies was finally arrested Tuesday
evening by the watch. Yesterday morning he was
Identified at the Mayors court by Mrs. Good, wife
OF the proprietor of Liberty Hail. as the negro who
snatched silver watch from her hand some weeks
since and made off with it. We noticed the daring
theft at the time Justice Evans on yesterday OF .
dered him SO ashes for this III aft He was also co
mitted to Jail to await examination On the charge
OF breaking into the house Of free negro some
weeks since and stealing therefrom several pa,r of
boots. This was the case it will be lecoIected. in
which the negro, when pursued by the watch,
jumped into the basin, swan across and made his
eicape 1t is also supposed that he robbed an Italian
recently, OF some money. He will be further ex.
amined on Wednesday next
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SCHOOL BUUKs: sC2UOL BUOks!.

~ NASH a. WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square, nave
for sale at low prices large stock of School Books
in every department Of learning, together with
Copy Books, Blank Books of various sizes, States,
Slate Psacils cad Penc.ls Ink, Ink S.aads Qalls,
Steel Pens. Pen Holders, Drawing Pencils, Black
and ColoreG Crayons, Writing Psper, Ss;chels,
Drawing Paper, Bristol Board, Crayon BuNd, Mo-
nocromatic Board, supe rior Water Colors in boxes
or single cakes, Drawing Books, Globes, Msihemat
ica Instruments and all the materials Tor Drawing
ard suryevinu purnosa. $3.50
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Thursday Morning, september so, 1882.

I Persons abroad from the city car have the
Dispatch sent TO them for any period OF time they
may desire, by leaving their orders and paying the
Uash for the time specified.
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WITHOUT PAPERS, oseph Scott, free negro
belonging in Goochland county, and employed on
ing in default cf papers, and yesterday was dis
charged with caution to procure them or be sent
to Jail.
Edward George a free negro boy, was also ar
rested the same evening without register. His
mother producing it Yesterday he was DISCHARGED.
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A yiOLlNISr WANTED.-The Ma
mayer Of Kunkel's Nigntingaes is de.irons
Of s adding fresh attraction to that already highly
popular Troupe by the addition OF a fine f.st VIC
lin Player, who must be well yersed in musc -
such person willing to travel, aud possessing
nigh moral character, viii find good situation by
applying 70 Mr.. kUEkEI, or Mr.. FORD. at Odd
rsiiows Hall. this or tomorrow morning, between
9H and ~ O'Clock. e as-ts
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N1LvkRlWANTKD.- The highest prerium
VII % Fald BY us fir silver Coin. emsll
Aseas-l~s G. w.iPuRcsLL & CO.
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FATAL AcciDEsr.-Mr. jones Lesley, !.
o'aeksm'sh, was thrown from his horse, ia
jefferson county, last Tuesday week, and %
severely injured that he died shortly after. He
leaves wife and several children. The Sn;,.
!! OF Jeferson says he was Intoxicated a. IN
time the accident occurred. = 'As
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bAiIED-Ron Brown. free negro, imprisoaed
Tor miademsanor, on yesterday gave kail and Wa
discasrasi from custody.
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49, sORA GUNS, COLTS RE-
~ PEATING PISTOLS, strong and highly
finished WaterProof PERCUSSION CAPS, Dia
mond Grain GUN POWDER, brass jonted Fishing
Rod Walking Canes, at SUTHERLAND'S,
Opposite the Fsrmers' Bank, Main street.
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= EI Fabiic Taste improved.-SiMONs
Dsguerreofypes arc now admired by ell who see
lhem; W sosie, for the richness Of the colo,ing
pecuaar 70 them alone--some for the ciearness nd
see them insny light with the q eatest sase-sn,as
lof me strength OF their light and shade, clesruess
OF the eye, and the general artisical 6nlsh az the
ellrs picture When Il Il known that We furnish
ousiaess b 20 rapidly interestingly Onr
lewery icr setting Dagserreotypes Ia, & equal q
1y : WIG c'J. u. r. efMONS,
al Main street. Eagle Square.
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ACHUuA. BOOKS, OF every description used
~ III Virginia and North Carolins tJr sale oy
NASH y WOoDHOUSE,
Sc 80 Eagle square
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PArIBNcE.-Those DESTROYS Of cultvating the
virtues of patience and resignation can have fine
opportunity If they viii visit the Mayors Court any
morning when the criminal cases are being tried,
and the lawyers seat is fully occupied Having al
ot daily Lessons of this character, we expect soon
to be ranked amongst the list of martyrs. tenn
per mild a. milk, patience Job like. and softcush
Toned seat, with cigar or two thrown In, can alone
bear up an ordinary mortal under the infection Of
prosy LOCALITIES nonsepsica questions and cross ex-
aminations, extending into the regions of nowhere
and endiAg in humbug which proceeds from prac-
titoners at the eralted bar of the Mayors Court,
when investigating the subliu peccadilloes OF
woody head" or the cause and effect of some vile
biringsgate illusions.
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~ BROAD STREET, opposite Broad street
Hotel, is Agent for, and receives daily the Balti-
more Sun, New York Herald, Tribune, Times,
Courier and Enquirer, Evening Post, Journal OF
ern Daily and Weekly Newspapers, Magazines, &c:
EB Subscribers solicited at Publishers prices
.JS
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A NEW VOLUME OF THE .POPT.

lie
"A LAR LiBRARY."-Stories from Blackwood
vol, l6mo, cloth-50 cents. Contents: The First
and Last Dinner, Maiavolti, Tine Iron Shroud The
Avenser, The Ammo uncements and Three Rooms
Nicholas Drinks, or Fried Nsckerel Tor Dinner
Fortune Hunting Extraordinary.
One of the most difficult Things to write is good
short story. Blsckwoods Magazine, i. is we'll
known, has long been celebrated for its supply of
this rare literary article The above selection ex.
hlbits its power and varsity in this department
The Paris sketch Book, by VIM NJ Thackery
author of Yellow Plush Papers, &c, vels fancy
cioth-Sl
Gaites and GRANTEES, by Horace Smith one of
the authors Of Rejected Addresses, 16mo, fancy
cloth--Sl
Journey Through Tartary, Tablet, and China,
by H Hue, 2 vols, l6mo, fancJ cloth-S1
The Maiden and Married Life, by Mary Powell,
afterwards Mrs Milton, 16mo, cIoth-50 cents
The Yellow Plush Papers, by Wa NJ Thackery,
l6mo, cloth-50 cents
Essays from the London Tines-a collection of
Historical and Personal Sketches, l6no, co;a-50
cents
Japan: Geographical and Historical, from the
earliest records to the pres nj time, AID the Exped
uon tilted gu. ia the United States by Charles Nc
Farlane, Esq, one of the Editors Of the Pictorial
History Of England, British Ida, &C, vol, l2no,
with numerous engrsvings clnts-$l %
An Expedition to the Valley Of the Great SSlt
Lake CT Utah, including Description OF lis Geo d.
graphy, Natural History and Minerals and an Analy.
sis Ut Its waters, illustrated by numerous beautiful
plates from drawings taken on the SPOT by How
ard Stansbury, l vol, 5yo, text, and l vol 5vo,
maps-S4 so
Lydia, Womans Book, by Mrs Newton Cros-
land-price IS cents
IucKerman's Sicily, Pilgrimage, l2no-paper
25 cents, cloth 40 cents
"A clever description of country less frequent
si than many other parts OF EUROPE. jour Com
French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese School
an miscellaneous Books. For sale by
NASH L. WOODHOUSE,
Sc 80 Eagle Square.
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0S AUCTION NOTICE.-Particula
~ attention 10 requested to the sale Of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, to take place THIS
MORNING. Wednesday, 30th September, commel.
cling At ~ O'CLOCK, at the residence Ct W. Hen.
derson, on 25th street, between Main and Franklin
See advertisements. Sale conducted by
sc 30 GEO. ]. SUMNER. Auctionrer
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Sc 80 Eagle square.
IN AYALANCHE UE NEW bUuhs.-
IL } w. RANDOLPH has just opened large 100
oi new works, the names OF which ase 100 nuine'
rous TO mention. The following are Il" Oh 'ae
beat:
No 81 Dickens Household Words
Journal kept during Summer Tour iof INC
Children OF Village School, by Miss seven, su
thor VI Amy Herbert, &c-SI t..
The Arnorer OF Tyre, or The Ofaeie ana -
Priest. an Eastern Romance gby Cobe jr---oc
n, Tne Rhy ming Alphabet or Sarah ae'i aad Amy
Stories t ON Blsckwood Appleton's P1paG
Li3rary--5gc
Lite and Public Services Of Henry Clay, oy
Eppes sasgesnt, edited aud cernpiet, d d NJ eiss
DEATH, by Horace Greeiy with portraR-f9e
Philosophers aid Actresses, py Horace Holssas9'
yois-ss 10
Esenings a, Donallson Manor, or The Christmas
Guest, by Maria Melntosh, author OF Cnaruis snu
Coulter Chaims-75c &c "
BEAUTIFUL EDITIONS OF BYRON,
y Burns, Milton, and other Poets. bound ~ laa
Turkey; seesolfally illustrated copy OF me saaes
peare Ballads Gilt Books for Childrcn-a great "
nesy; Hafper's Magazine for October f9T SAG
by A. NORRIS,
Sc 30 81 Maid street
A JOURNAL hEPT DUkINts \ stu.
"A siEk TOUR, for the ehiluren OF slhass
sshool, by the author Of "AmS Herbert, sc.
se 40 ~ Msia street.
INN PLATE.-xSJ ooxss I'm f.A.c, ossss
i Tin, spelter, bar Lead u Zinc. RECEIVING sna
for sails by 3
se3u EDWIN WoRTHAM co.
UAk sutaAM.-lv0 boxes aud bois ss1AI.s
" loaf and crushed sugar, receiving and iof 'a''
$3.50 EDWIN woRTHAN CO.
ii =. 4 UNl, saLsnvs T.. nAvorings IL. s.ss "
Ne % 80 John II. CLAIBORNE
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- THE EXPRESS arrives and
~ leaves daily, by Mail Trains, alpays In
ehar0e Of trusty ARents. This mode Of receiving
or iorwsrdine goods Of whatever description, com.
bines economy, and what Is Of greater Importance,
speed. Our wagon viii call for goods togo away,
and deliver everything without extra charge.
ADAMS 4 cos
Onlcc No. 8, Fourteenth Street.
M 10 Near the Post Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-30

ER Great Cure for Fever and Ague.!
never failing ReEedy.- DR. ROSES Fee
yer and Ague Tonic Mixture, is a certain
and reliable, cure for Chills and Fever. The
thousands who have used it in Ohio, Virginia, In
diana, North Carolina and other States. pronounce
it the vary best preparation used for all fevers and
particularly Fever and Ague. 1t is truly the poor
mans friend, and the rich mans security
Hundreds of Physicians who are using it prefer
it TO qunne. 1t can be had at so cents per BOTTLE
at Purcell, Lsdd & Cos, Bennett e. Beers, . A
Strecker's, Gaynor e. Woods A Bodeker's, Adie
& Gray's, A Duvars, r Duvars, Blar's, NJ
Zachrisson's, and w Lsdd's &c 29-ts
Eg- Once again must we call attention to the
praises voluuteersa by tho customers who patron.
ize the Virginia Skylisht Daguerrean Gallery, at
No. las MaiR street, of which Mr.. VIM. A. PRATT
is Proprietor.
SaJa Mr.. Fsbius Lawson: "Mr. Pratt has taken
four Lixenesses of me, all of which were not only
satisfactory to Me but have been said by all to be
exact This one to-day, being the fifth is rather bet
ter tha1 those taken before"
Says Mr.. Hurley, OF Prince Edward: "Mr. Pratt
is the only artist that has ever taken good Like
ness OF me, the eyes in particular"
Says Mr.. J. A. Winston I" MIR. Pratt has this day
taken thra Pictures Of me, which think perfect
any ever saw"
Says Mr.. Sawyer: "The five Likenesses taken
of me by Mr. Pratt u day consider first rate"
All the above are copies from the album of the
Virginia Gallery. No. 145, Main street aug
~ Cure for Dyspepsia.-The public will
bear in mind that BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-
MUM BITTERS are the most unfang remedy for
the cure of Dyspepsia that has been offered to
an American public. As evidence of this fact
the proprietor has now in his possession a number
Of certificates from some of our own citizens, who
have found speedy relief from this annoying dis
ease after various other remedies have proved un.
successful. As cure for Cholera Morbus, Bilious
Affections, Diarrh9a. Summer Complaints of chil-
dren, Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion,
ara other diseases arising from impure blood, de-
bility and disorders Of the digestive organs these
Btte:s have no equal. The proprietor, living in
the immediate vicinity of Richmond, where he is
well known to all, would not have the presumption
to recommend his Bitters as reliever of the above
diseasel, had he not thoroughly tested their re-
rnarkable curative powers; but being satisfied that
they are just the medicine needed at all times and
by both sexes, he feels that ne would be doing a
public injustice did he not take the necessary steps
to enable all to profit by the use of them. Price so
cents per bottle For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO, A.. BODEKER, ADIE
& GRAY, BENNETT BEERS, and GAYNOh
WOOD, Main street; II. BLAIR WIN. z. LADD
and SEABROOK 81 REEVE, Shockoe Hin, CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH, and THOMAS a. MCCARTHY.
seq
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THE LOST MoNEY.-If the owner of the
money $3.50 advertised in our paper Of the
18th inst, as lost either on the Frederick sburg
Railroad or in this city, will call at this Office,
we can probably place him in possession of in
formation which may lead to its recovery.
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n LIVER PILLs.-pREpARED FROM

~ LIVER PILLS.-PREPARED FROM
THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRlDGE
(VA) ALUM SPRINGS.-These Pills are Diuretic,
Cathartic Tonic and Alternative in their effects up.
on the system. They excite the action OF the Liver
in many cases in which Calomel would have no eff
feet. They are also peculiarly efacacious In Fee
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use OF the Rockbridge Alum Water and Pills for
many years, in great variety of diseases has &C.
CURED for it celebrity rarely e.er equalied and
is steadily Increasing. The most eminent Chemists
OF the day have examined the Water and Pills. and
found 1t possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper
ties. 1t has been declared by the best authorities
to be cure for every form of Scrofula, Chronic
Liver Diseases all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases of tire
Eyes, Mercurial Affections, and particularly adapt
ed to cases of Passive Uterine Hemorrhage, com.
pllcated with arrangement of the Liver and Sto-
mach, and many other disorders arising from Inn.
purity of the blood
For sale by Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per vial, IS per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase In
large quantities or become Agents for the sale of the
above celebrated Liver Pills, will please address
BOOTH ANDERSON g. CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co., Va, or
JOHN H. SEAYRES,
je7 Columbian Hotel, Rcnmon
50 Come, let us Reason Together
LEI THE WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD
READ The Testimony ofa Lady after Thirty eigh,
ledrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COUNTY, April
10, leo2.-Messrs. Tyler ~ Adair: have been at
hicted with rheumatism, at times, from my twelfth
year. will be ft,y years of age the 18th Of this
month. The attacks were at tunes SO severe as 10
render me helpless. have tried various remedies
to very little effect Last October attsc Ted in
my shoulders. sides, back aud hips, could not rest
day or night could not any part of nay body
without crying with pain At this tme also tried
many remedies. internal and external, without re
ceiying any relief. | was at last advised to try
/ HAMPION'S VEEETARI. II TtkIrIIfRE Raft,
had taken one bottle of which ielr much better
and as continued taking it. teit strength coming
into my back and limbs, sno my stomach strength
ened and revived every way. Ihave taken five bot.
lies, and sm much better than l ever expected TO
be- Intend to use II whenever need IL, and would
recommend 1t to the afflicted, believing 1t UNEQUAL
led.
Yours, ELIZABETH gAGwFfI
See advertisement o another part OF 10 day..
per. Call on o. A. STRECKER and get pamphlet,
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AUCTION.-Saie oi GrOceries.
DS &c THIS DAY, by
se 80 DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
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4 OSV, between the corners OF 9th and Broad
AZ or 7th and Clay str. cts, a brown morocco
Porte Monaie, containing small sum Of money
and some memorandum If no use to any but ,bs
owner. suitable reward will be paid 10 tbs
finder if left at this Office 30 %.
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REruRr OF THE ExEcUrvE.-Governo
Jobuson returned to this city yesterday morn
ing, after an absence Of about two months, on
a visit 10 his private residence in Harrison
county. A decision on the question of a COM
mutation of punishment in the case of the me-
gro girl under sentence Of death for the muir
der of her child may soon now be anticipated.
In consequence of recent events, this has be-
come delicate question to decide. The una
nimous recommendation of the Justices COM
posing the court which found her gu lily, TO-
gether with the petition Of the Commonwealth's
Attorney who prosecuted her, and many clti'
gems Of Richmond, will 60 up to the Governor
in her behalf; yet many are of the opinion that
he will turn a deaf ear to any more petitions
We hope he will be Influenced by no cons ide-
rations apart from those of right an d justice.
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OsT, on 1uesday, 2sth inst., a small bunch Of
Ia Keys and small Cork Screw on steel
ring. The finder will be liberaIly rewarded by
leaving the same at this Office, o. at MrTHOMAS
T EMBERTON'S, on Main street, near the Old
hsr2eL Sc 30-2t-
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arrived
sengers,
stsnt.
The s.
the 18th
The |
Madeira
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and the
title.
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and tastl
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IN ASALANCHE OF NEW Houhs:-
II } w. RANDOLPH has just opened large io'
oi new works, the names OF which axe 100 hume
rCus 10 mention. The following are q r." Of tue
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WANTED TO HIRE, 8 ora Wagon Dri.
W vers, to drive on the street.
Sc 30-3t< r A uATCurp
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-04
BqggFsFy Lands.

70 .So5Eirrs If the IldtaH Uurs. and
Last JEar zrith Great Blitaiu:
gGEE undersigned is prepared to prosecute
ys Claims under the late Act OF Congress
granting Bounty Lands to Officers and Soldiers
Do the Last War with Great Brraj1 OF in any O.
tie Indian Wars since 1880. and 70 Commissioned
Officers I'm lie Eate ar with Mexico. and hereby
s.Ee notice 10 persons having such claims or
wishing Information in relation to them. that they
VIII receive prompt attention by applying per
solaLly or By letter <post-pald1 70
SAM CRAWFORD.
Mineral Point Oct. IA, 1850 75I-tt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-04
AEAT EXCITEMENT AMONG TAILOR>
} % I'm 81 E2V An -

EpoIlD respectfully announce 10 their Gus
- toners and tile public generally, that
-. -aEe removed 70 the new building. tvvo doors
NJ jewelers. Shop, Opposite their old
who're -aeg will alNa-> Be found 3D. readl-
.,s r. do amy Kind 5; work ID the me 81
TAILORING
tho %@%G 5G~Te.
can assure those wanting WorS iu their
u. p pains Val Be spared TO DO work that
- body. please tie eve and endure the
II winch the wearer may b rugiect.
..'s sa.. ana my Us, and ws presume you wl.
.ssa with our wor, ana prices
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-04

TON tie ding Of the above and fyregoing petition
a. fUrUIEuree Of Alfred Jrrk uz graiust Jeuk
O. appearing satisfactorily 90 tas 1au=t- that the said
j1Ee j7 EIas IL not resident OF this %1Ife,
ordered iaat ice ofths auuE OF thts prt De 4veu
- he said zane Jenkins by pvh cation the VisC1u
SIN Tribune news paper ua5 fshed az Miner Point
the said county 90 low OF Wisconsin -eEs
uccess,ve. & l5 fur her ordered tht the sa5 Jauc
Jenkins De end she Is hereby ruled and req u-ed ple
answer or euIrio said petition before the 18Th
day of pri and in desu hereof that matt
and Things therein set forth, viii - taken
sg8iust her
Dated This ia n day of January, A. y. 1872.
MORTIMER ~ JACKSON. Circuit Judge.
do hereby certify the above Dc true AMI correct
copy ufthe said court made in the above
entitled cause tle remains e. IN office.
Attest, JAMES tJr.uISON- Clerk
Circuit Court, Iowa county. Wis.
g. Dunn SO. for pettju1ar- mia 6s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-04

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GREAT CURF FOR DEs2EPsTAI
another Scientific Wonder!
Dr.. j. 8. HOUCHTON'S
GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURERI
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GASTRIC JUICE
Prptrsd from Resae or the f5ir.t -., ea Of the OK
ser directions Of Baron Ii-0lz, the Physiological
Chemist, By J. : Hls zros, Phll-1eiphI4, p.
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JUICE me solvent Of food, tn purifying preserving and
sumtlang agent Of the Stomach and latestines % Is
extracted from the DIGESTIVE stomach uf Che OK.
forming tfrat Digestive Fluid, precisely like Size
natural gastric nee III " chemical powers aud furnish
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qspersla are rem yed, jus, a. they would b. 5y a heat
try stomach q is doing wonders Tor Uysp-pcs, curing
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