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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30
Arrival ortI,e Cnnnda.

New York, Sept. 28.--The Canada arriv-
ed with 1870 passengers. The Duke OF Wei
lington expired on the l4th--cause an apo
plectic fit. Lord Mahon is his literary ex-
ecutor. Prince Albert, the Duke of Cam
bridge, Lord Fitzroy and Somerset were al
ready named 40 his successor.
Cotton slightly fluctuntcd in the week, but
closed Friday essentially unchanged, except
Orleans middling, which is a shade higher.
Breadstuffs unchanged. Provisions dull
unaltered. The Canada sailed at IL o'clock
a. m, of the 18th.
The Morning Herald was authorized to
say that Peru would resist the aggressions
of Lobos. A Spanish war steamer for the
defence ofCuba was launchedon the Thames.
The Bank of England has declared semi
annual dividend of 81 per cent. Napoleon
had commenced his journey.
Difficulty between England, Turkey adj
justed. Marquis Donro, now Duke Of Wei
lington, arrived from Ostend. The late
Dukes funeral will be National affair.
The llth November was fixed upon for the
meeting of Parliament.
The morning Herald was authorized to
announce, for the information Of the public,
the annexation ofthe whole ofthe Peruvian
Islands, including Lobos, to the main land
of Peru. None but vessels under contract
with the Peruvian Government are allowed
guano, all others anchoring in the wood
steads of the Island to be confscated, and il
any guano is found on board, the captain
and crew TO be proceeded against for rob
berry.
The projected telegraph to America, vii
Iceland, &c, had received further impetus
The exclusive right from Danish Govern
ment to Labrador had been Obtaiued by Mr.
Harrison. Great scurcety ofsilver coin in
England, owing to the expectation to Aus
tralia. A new Palace is to be built for the
Queen ut Balmoral, cost flOO,O0O. Hur-
vest was generally over, and fulfilled the ex.
pectaton of plenty. A petition was circu-
latng in Paris among the poorer classes for
the rc-establishment ofthe Empire. In re.
ply to an address in favor of the Empire, the
President made the significant reply that
when the general interest was at stake Inc
would try to anticipate public opinion, but
he would follow it in case of an interest
which might appear personal The Consti
tutionei, in an article on the French Steam
Navy, assumes the possibility of the success
full invasion of England. No truth in tht
reported Free Trade between France ant
England.
SPAIN.-Five Madrid papers have ceased
to appear, the publishers being imprisoned
LIVERPOOL. Corn MARKET.--Flour, west
ern canal 2Os; Ohio 2ls. Corn, yellow 25'
I'd; white 29s.
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General Scott in Kcntuckx.

PARIS, KY, Sept. %, lO-A. M.-Gen.
Scott reached this place last night. ard was
met by the Scott Guards Of Georgetown and
large delegation of citizens. He made
no speech, merely thanking the citizens for
favorable reception at their hands and en-
pressing in warm terms his sense of. the
hospitality and kindness he had met in Keh-
tucky: During his progress from Blue Lick
the citizens on the line of the route turned
out freely, and the carriage was several
times stopped to receive the greetings ol
the vilagers'on the road
The Fair is very largely attended, and
show of cattle very fife. About $4,000
strangers in town--mostly influential citi-
zens of the State. General Scott visits the
Fair Grounds at half past eleven, and will
then address the citizens.
The welcome extended here partakes moth
ing of political haraeter--Democrats ind
Wings alike sharing in it. The Kentucky
military companies make fair appearance
and great number of soldiers who have
fought under General Scott are in town.
Large parties of ladies ard gentleman ate
hocking in, principally on horse back. 1t is
a Jubilee among the slaves, hundreds of
whom, male and female, crowd the streets,
walking and mounted. General Scott's health
is excellent, his sojourn at the Licks having
refreshed and invigorated him. He is look
ing we'll and in excellent spirits.
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News by the crescent City.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 2s.-Havana papers
were filled with long and scurrilous diutribe
against the American Government, people
and press. So strict is the espionage OBJ
served that two English officers attached
to British steamer, who, during the week
had pointed to the fortication in sight,were
arrested and imprisoned on suspicion oil
being fillibusters taking observations. The
British Counsnl procured their immediate
release. Moreland, acting American Con-
sui, cannot receive a single newspaper.
Luggage of passengers strictly overhauled
for papers. Sometimes private letters are
read. This occurred with Captain Sheider.
Orleans letter bag examined.
An additional secret police officer is placed
on every American vessel entering Havana
but not on vessels of other nations coasting.
French brig of Ovarte, commander Felxal,
arrived at Havana on the 18th, in l6 days
from Porto Bella, and offered its services to
the Captain General, in case it be necessa-
nv. English national vessels, with similar
officers, were looked for every day. The
Diario learn it is already determined to re-
place the Pizarro by another Of equal size
and force, which will arrive in less than
three months. Sickness prevails in Cuba
TO great extent. is reported that five
persons connected witha revelation journal
will be garrotted, and remainder imprisoned
eight wears in Spain.
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TOWNSHIP llEEIINGN.

The following appointments for
Scott and Graham meetings, have
been made by the Central Com
miltec, for
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 4
Mt. Carmel School House P. Van Trump,
Rushville w. Dennison, Jr.,
New Salem w. E. Finck,
Baltimore Charles Borland,
Amanda Geo. Weaver,
Lithopolis ]. D. Martin,
Crooks School House Joshua Clarke,
Carroll John T. Brasee.
lis to he !,oped that the friends
Of the Cause VIII see to it that
the above meetings be well at
tended
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GENERAL ScoTT's RECEPTION AT PORTS
MoUTH.-We learn, from two gentlemen
who accompanied General Scott to Ports
mouth, that the good people of that city and
of Scioto county outdid themselves in the
ceremonies and circumstances of the recep-
ton. A procession Of fcarriages ana horse
men, more than mile long, met the Old
Hero and his companions some distance out
of the city. The nose perfect order was
observed-no crowding, no breaking the
ranks. Gen. Scott was understood to COM
pliment the people on the military propriety
Of their conduct. In portsmouth he was re-
ceived by municipal welcome, and respond
ed very happily. The General and his fel-
low travellers were to leave for Maysville, at
II O'Clock Friday, accompanied by fifty citi-
zens of Portsmouth as an escort d'honneur.-.
Scioio Gazette.
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TEETur TEETnM TEETHlM

IT SCOTT, SURGEON DENTIST, erpctly opposite
IL. the TdLlmGdge HouseIdnd orer. .SndHey's Hat
Store, Lancaster, Ohio. have 4 very pleasant and
retired room; my present arrangement is permanent
and will be happy to see my friends who may wish
to consult me abont their teeth My special business
in future will be FiLLINo PLUeGNc) TEETH.
have for nearly % years been aiming At perfection IN
this particular operation because it is Of Intimately
ereafef Importance than all others We say with
entire conrce how that all teeth be saved per-
manently and for life by filling every cavity as soon
as 1t can be SEEM but if the cavities are large and the
teeth have nched, they cannot be saved Hence the
importance Of frequent Dy the DE Dsntl:t ;1;
obvate the necessity of artificial teeth and save
vast amount of suffering tn.
have been residing In this city over twelve years,
and have. during that time, filled more thfn sixteen
thousand ii6, ,OO1J teeth warrant all ny hllings
nr 30 wears and upwards and expect to spend the
mainer Of my life In Lancaster. Ihave the pleasure
of referring to- fe ol6ar ysfcians Of This city.
n always in my office during business hours.
Respectfully, II. SCOTT.
NIB Iextract Teeth and attend to 6ther diseases
OF the mouth as usual. lsept 7-3m
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a Enrlnn for Snle.

THE undersigned will sell at private sale the farm
belonging to the Estate OF WILLIAM JoSEs, de-
ceased situated in Pleasant township, Fairfield coun-
ty FIVE miles East OF Lancaster and containing about
One Hundred and Tirenty-sir Acres Of Land The
old Zanesvle road runs through the North part OF the
said farm and the Zanesve and AIaysville Turnpike
Road runs through the South part leaving about for
~ acres on the South side Of the Pike and aordng
beautiful site for building purposes on the Turnpike
The premises contain about IS acres o. timber land:
There is an apple orchard on the PREMISES u fb6dt
sixty bearing trees and also number Of cherry trees
and pear trees The buildings on the premises are
two-story brick house and hewed log kitchen, and
other necessary buildings, and hewed log barn.
Terms of SoLe--0ne-third in hand one third in
one year. and third in two years. with interest on
the deferred payments till paid.
Possession given immediately For iurther part :,
culars inquire Of MICHAEL JoNEs on the premise
or SALMON SHAW in lancaster. SALMON SHAW,
Aug. 25. Executor IF Tp'illiGm Jones, deceased
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MA1NE.-The only vote in Maine not
more or less effected by the liquor law was
the vote for members of Congress. Let us
ace how that stands as compared with for
mer years: :,
In 1850 the vote for Congressman stood;
Wbio. l9. 1915; Locofoco, 23,3l0; Loco ma
;ority' 3.335. In 1862 the vote stands;
Wing, 2b, sal; LocofocO, 95,6aa, showing a
majority in their favor of l02. Now it any
body believes that General ScoTT will not
overcome that lO2 majority in November,
then he must know very little of the strong
hold on the popular mind. We regard
Maine as sure for General SCOTT.
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TIE FIRST LOCOMOTIVE UfoN THIS CoNTr-
NENT.-A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger, writing from Tamaqua, Pa, gives
an account Of mechanical curiosity-the
first locomotive run upon this continent
which, it appears is still In existence and
now performing duty in the valley of the
Schuylkill. This machine, in quarter,
where the locomotive has been so much i'm
proved and so many Of modern construction
are produced, would excite considerable in
tcrest among our machinists and mechanics
generally.
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ANOTHER PIONEER GoEE.-Died, in Madi-
son township, on the 23d inst, Mr.. ISAAC
SHEFFER, in the eighty-third year of his
age. He emigrated from Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania, early in 1898, and on the 4th
Of June Of the same year, in company with
Gen. Samuel Carpenter and John Carpen-
per reached the Hockhocking Prairie, where
they found but a single inhabitant, Captain
Joseph Hunter, and erected cabin about
half mile south of Lancaster, where the
country mansion Of John U. Giesy, Esq. now
stands, where they continued to reside until
the sales of the lands in May, 1901. The
deceased then entered the lands and erected
a mill on Clearcreek, which he soon after
sold to Adam Defebaugh and which is now
called "BGrstler' Mill" After disposing of
his Clearcreek Mill, he located on the bud
dy Priarie run, opened delightful farm e. e.
rected another Mill. Here he continued to re-
side until his death. He was good farmer,
and by industry and economy had amassed a
valuable property, which he has left to his
venerable and venerated partner and large
family of children as an inheritance. He
was the second settler (Capt. Hunter the
firsD in the county Of Fairfield, and it can
be truly said that throughout his long resi-.
dence amongst US he always sustained the
high character of un useful and enterpris-
ing citizen, and that Of an upright man. Com.
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CITY OF LANCASTER:
wednesday Eve'ng, Sept. %, 1882

I,ocoroco FAIRNEss.-The neoPhyte ei
the Washington Union, charged the HON.
r. w. Thompson, of Indiana with Oelng
Irresponsible for the lOhole of the agitation lot
the slavery question: immediate prior and
subsequent to the passage of the compromise
measures"
Such distinction was surely never awarded
to friend Dick by any body else' or claimed
bv himself. We think it might easily be
shown that Gen. Foote, of Miss, and Mr..
Clingman, of N. c., by their published cor
tespondence, on the eve of the assembling
of the penultimate Congress, set that bill Ill
motion.
Be this as 1t may, Mr.. Thompson has tri-
umphantiy vindicated himself from the
charge, by letter to the editor of the un-
ion, published in fridays Intelligencer;
letter, by the way, which the Locofoco edi-
tor had not the courage nor magnanimity to
present, as a rebutter to his own ground
less tnputatioris.
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LANi;isTEI. no COLUMBUS.

ssssSssz7TsSs Ess.sslzETs9SSs THE PACKET LANCASTER.
TENHE Fine Pscset Lancaster will continue to make
Il regular trips between Lancaster and Columbus,
as folows:-Leaving Lancaster on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Sundays at o'clock p. NJ, arriving in Co.
umbus in time Tor the morning trains OF Cars either
to Cleveland or Cincinnati; lea ring Columbus on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays after the arrival of the
Cincinnati train of Cars. at half past eight o'clock P.
NJ and arriving at Lancaster at half rast eight the
next morning.
For information in regard to passage freight Ap-
Ply on board at lancaster to r. Pelton, proprietor
at Columbus. 0mnibuses arc nj redne.s at Columbus
TO carry passengers between the packet and the
both ways. III. II. JEFFRlES, Captain.
September 29, 1852.
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NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS.

A the track oftho Rail Road passes through my
N land and many persons, ladies, gentlemen and
children in large numbers anxious TO see me work.
without thought pass through thegates leaving them
open SO that he horses and cattle get away and the
constant passing through the fields trumps Gown the
grass, subjecting me to much annGoy.nnce;-rhis is
most respectfully to request all my friends who may
Road near Rings mill and return that way This
will give them no additional trouble and save me
mucfi. NV Willingness to crafty the public in any
reasonable way think will not be doubted, and
trust in this respect word TO the we-disposed will
be sufficient. -
Most respectfully, D. TALLMADGE.
Lancaster, August l0-3m-Eagle Il Telegraph copy
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MMuNHM-|nW
strictly tTuelhat Indigestion l. the parent o hrES
proportion Of the fatal disoascs DysonieFy, darT.
heea, ehoierA mof5us liver int and inv other
ai,esses enameaied IN the city Inspectors weekly
hink offhat dyspePes think Of Il all who .un ner from
ulsorlefed stomAehs, d " you are viii Ing 20 be
guided BY advice, fnuni a upon exe rirnre resort
~ once don't telsy dsyl 20 iioonshd'. Cernan Biz
.efs. PTePared BY Dr. g. " Jsekson, which as an Al.
terstive, curative. aud inyi 0sut stands alone and
1na TPro 'ehnd. GeBer depo', 10 4rrh street.
We Lave ltied these B isrs snd knov that t,sy sre
c5cenen' ioi fhs diseases sPocied AbOyt-- Plldel-
Piia City Item.
REaD yIiE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY FnoM DH.
lIkEHT y. AoRETLI- A sKuLYuL PItTsIcrAS. or
NGW YoEK CiTT.-in his remarks ON Dyspepsia no
'ays-The most effectusl medicine to improve the
ono and energy Of the stomach, Is that prepared by
DR. George b. Creen, af Windsor, Vermont, and call
ed the Oxygenatsd Biiicrs
lWouid publish the Recipe fr prcparing this val.
oaes 'nsjeinr IL knew vs. bar il was but as DO Dot.
, ean''n'y recommend ], usc. Il sssas TO mo to be
improperly called 'Bters" At lcAs: Ia tbs popular
OF tha; term. fer it ontains no Alcohol or
ohFf spirit and is rather rour ths bitter. Tboueh
nehe'1S IN ~ay,I cannot too ~ ~ -stly caution tho
,asaihs, u.ia tho thousand an one
'SIeTyy HfHe.' sn other adysrtiseJ lttc. - ~.
basis OF which Is Alcohol, or other Ardent siri..
They no more inPsrt real Energy to iu stomach h,n
whip gives strength 10 hos. Tae slinul.,i,n
eNe'" . ohy 'o"P"fary' aniaure to BE-
'oio"ed by reaction which at length will inevis-
bly, wear out the stomach The madeleine oe which
am speaking obvisteS these objections. II has
oeth analysed BY lllt Distinguished chemist, Prof
hsyes NJ ID. Sicte Assaser Of HassaehHseffs who
declares That 'his medicinal articles used are those
ny me most eminent physicians, for the
reiei from, and cure o. the deSeass for which these
Blters have been so euinep,Iv succnsst,,I - Ru,
my ex,erienee vi,s nj, ,nal;.;1, -, =
i' n''' nis ihfrieihe- mas satisiiei me
that the articles ''"'' 5s combined in very different
proportions from ihnsc usually employed or that they
are brought together IN such a manner, that some
new product results from their combination For in
other way account for the astonishing eiIes-
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SHIP CANAL Across THE IsrhMts or DA-
KIEN.-Mr. Catherwood, the Artist, went out
in the Sierra Nevada, which sailed from New
York for Chagres on Thursday. His visit
relates partly to a project set on foot by
London capitalists for the construction of a
ship canal across the Isthmus of Darien
communicating between San Miguel on the
Pacific and the nearest point on the oppo-
site shore-a distance of about fifty miles
Abbott Lawrence is also understood to have
an interest in the ENTERPRISE.
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IowA.--It is interesting to watch the rate
of augmentation in the population OF new
States. Iowa, it is shown, has increased 46'-
Os4 in the last year. The late election In
Iowa was an exciting one, and brought out
n full vote. The whole number cast in the
State was 3l,9ll. Guthrie county gave the
smallest vote, 80; and Lee the largest, p
$50. In three of the counties, less than loC
Totes were polled.
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chinese NEWSPAPER ON SILK.-In Pekin,
China, newspaper Of extraordinary size is
published weekly on silk. Iii said to have
been started more than thousand years a.
go,---somewhat earlier than the one under
the patronage of the "Good Queen Bess!"
An anecdote is related to the effect, that, in
1927, public officer caused some false in
telligence TO be inserted in this newspaper;
for which he was put to death. Several
numbers of the paper are preserved IN the
Boys Library, at Paris. They are each ten
and quarter yards long.
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EkCEtANT TAILOl.S.
SPRINGER & TROUT,

%, SPRINGER & TROUT,
IA HAVE received at their CLOTHING EsTAE
H1 III L1sHNENr in Giesy's building, between
the locking Valley Bank and T. W. Tallmadges Ex-
change Office, and have just opened large and exten-
sive assortment of
FALL Il WINTER READY MADECL0TIllNG
Which they will sell as low as the same quality OF
goods and work be piiichsed at any other sstab.
ishment in the city Their clothiSg is manufactured
under their own supervision and is consequently SUI
poror to that which is brought from other places
They have also on hand, beautiful variety Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. VESTlNGS, &C,
Which they are prepared to mafrufactnrr to order;
They have in their employ tho best Of work''4n and
are at all times prepared to make the best fit and in
the latest styles. AHtheir trork ,oH be tcarrdnted
The public are respectfully solicited to call and ex;
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they lave enjoyed. they assure their Ole
customers and all Others that they will labor to give
general satisfaction both in TIE quality and price oil
the ir goods and work. SPRINGER TROUT.
lancaster. septenIber IA, 1852 d208
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PUBLIC SALE.

TIME undersigned will offer at public sale, at the
i Market House in Lancaster, on
On Saturday the 2I day Of October, 1859,
E5Es5S The following property, to-wit:
MH Is Work Oxen, 6 pair with Yekes,
Une llne BAY HORSE, one lne Family MARE;
One two-horse Wagon, one Topped Buggy,
One one horse Wagon, two set Of horse Gears,
Three Saddles and one So'a. Al Of the above pro-
perry is good and will be kept unl the day of sale.
where due attendance will be gwen by me.
Six months credit will be given on all sums.
September 81 1852. JOHN LYONS.
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MARRIED-On Thursday, Sept. 23d,
by Rev. S. T. Griswold, Mr.. JOHN C.
HITE and Miss MARY MILLER all oi
Pleasant township.
A bountiful supply of most delicious cake
the above, for which the hap
py pair have our best wishes for long and
happy union. May the additional OF point
out the path ofhonor, prosperity, and hap
piness.
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BooT AID SHOE BUsiNEss.-Tbe Milford
Mass. Journal says that ten thousand cases
of boots, containing one hundred and twen-
ty thousand pairs, were sent from that town
during the month of July. Milford is one of
the greatest places in this country for the
cutting up and converting of leather into
boots, and it is one Of the most Aourishing
towns in Massachusetts,. There were A.
57l 400 pairs of shoes made at Lynn, last
year
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FEEDING Hoes WITH INJURED CoRN.-A
planter ,on thcSavannah river, ,hasremoved his
hogs from his pine land to his river planta-
ton, intending to fatten them there on the
corn which was injured by the late freshet.
He is satisfed,by experience, that the sprout-
ed corn will fatten hogs more rapidly than
that which is sound. Pork and bacon will
no doubt be high this winter. So gay our
western exchanges. Would it not be wiser
therefore in our planters who have lost their
corn to "save their bacon!" Charleston
SLaDdnrd
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A CARE.

TENHE friends Of tho pHrIADLHPI& Commission
Il STORE, are requested TO wait few days long7r.
A line from the Agent gives the assurance that you
will be amply paid by having opportunity Of see
ing and buy nhis establishmcnthe ostbeautilul
and best select d stock ever seected by him.
TC the Ladies Il is Only necessary to say to them,
that Mrs W.. makes the selection for tteir use which
wbe ne OF her best efforts, securing the latest styles
and fashions that the Eastern cities able to pro-
duce. Lancaster, September ~.
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Oc.ol,cr rIiectiOn.

Mr.. EDIToR:-You are authorized to an
nounce the name Of JOHN SHELTER as
candidate for County Auditor at the ensu-
ing October election.
Mr.. EDIToR:-You are authorized to an
nounce the name ofJOHN N. LITTLE as a
candidate for Coroner at the ensuing Octo-
Der election.
Mr.. WEAvER:-Please announce JOHN
d. MARTIN, Esq, as candidate for Pros
ecutng Attorney at the October election.
MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDIToR.-By announcing Mr.. A. l.,
SIMMONS,as las candidate for Sheriff of this
county, at the ensuing election, you will
confera favor on his many friends. If e.
lected, he will make an excellent and eff
cient officer. NORTHERN FAIRFIELD.
Mr.. WEAvER:-Please announce Mr..
ISAAC COMER as suitable person for
candidate for the Office of Assessor of Hook
ing and Bcine townships. MANY VOTERS.
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D'ANoTHER SCIENTIFIC WoNDER,---IM-
PoRAET TO DYsPEPTIcs.--DT. J. s. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSIN, The Trre DgesfiUe Fluid, or Gastric Juice
prepared from RENNET, or the FoURTH STOMACH
OF THE Ok, after directions OF Baron LIEBIG, the
great Physiological chemist, by J. s. iIouGmroN, NJ
d., Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, liver complaint,
constipation and debility curing after Natures own
method, by Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence Of its value
furnished by agents gratis. See Lotice among the
medical advertisements Al