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CITY TRADE REPORT.

BREApsTuFFs.-Flow appeared quiet: the operation
comprising but 800 barrels. common to gd4Sate and
Southern, at 81 4s 81 56; choice State and favor
lite round hoop Ohio, 81 584 81 $685.; and mixed to
fancy Western, 81 564 81 IS per barrel. Super6ne
rye -four in request, at ST. and Jersey meal
So % per barrel Nothing done In wheat oats
Barley fetched TIC for 1000 bushels two reduc
ton; and ESQ., for 1000 bushels Western Mixed the
previous value.
CoTToN.-The sales to-day we're without change in
prices and reported at 5 600 bales.
FREcHTs.-The inclemency of the weather interrupt
ed business and engagements were light. Some 500
while some stood out for Sled Other articles
nominslly the There was no change to no
tice in rates to other European ports TO California
rates were steady at 45c. rec The ship Congress,
about twenty years old, was sold for about $4,000.
Provisions were noted yesterday with sales of pork
and beef in lots at old rates 200 packages plain cured
shoulders and hams at $50 6h and SIC per pound
and $50 bbls. with 200 kegs lard at SIc and ga
9aic. per pound. Ohio and State butter commanded
lie 1885, and fair to choice cheese s>sv. TIC. peg
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LEWEB. Dsl. yaa HtPM-shiR Caledonia Dra4lsr, fer
a.: =. s:s:: s.s s IS
n.ns Il % ~ ~
Wind Tor New Yeri. went cut and = .hs dns ne
sis e:
Sss .s assnis owl &
&ass;
.:P s'ES;s
HssSas Lysp.o Dss.n C,.sSa 1 .y..p
button as. Ts:Ss:i III: 4:s:s:ss ). SssI Sss!:s.
10Y. CID az Nuns sSpi Essss.i. Bssosons; brig
.Sip: s.lssa iv.pe v.nu Gil
ss :. 4:s e ss Cue
; ! iisSs asr %
81. Him. II: s.;S I'm. dissi
cssynsn:. Gld b.rI stella. Pierce. dsno.: .,.v..-
aA1E sss ssasay ss:a
s s pssa Gsas
sp.Sidss yP.uldlns Rock slss s.r.s Lewis. Lsr
Ssssse; S..ps. "a a;lssas .f:s I:yss
Sl;,a: S.iS S.
~: '
s s:nss ss9ss sas aa.
Telssraph (Brl s%P,on TsmpoO; Union Rodeyoh. Vera
Soashsen AssSsrp; Sscrss wilmington Gun%sg Ii!ss
pool Elisa Mason JONES' Baltimore Boa Duck Gilpasok.
Boston Greenwich Childs. Boston, Tennessee Cook New
Harding. Hon sphsrs I5h. Sssas dip:sy. ay MAJ
az Joha ISos brig G9hsn sn snip: PPswsss
Kills: ksS:as :ss1 STAR ship. sss Holmes.
ships Banshee Creole Vermont bark Uniop 2d ship
sTs a sS: 1ia
brig MHsg1 Plp.o. sshr Oregon 70,
wndsor rs; :ohrs Ess. sxesslsnd TURKS s issnds
Bowley. Dyer Provinoetov Twilight Weeks NYOrk ID
Newcastle SID bark Cora. Horton, NoresnS brig oolla
NEwBURYPohT, Jan s-cld ship Victory (new).
knight. Boston to load for sFrancisco.
OWLS HEAD Dec 3l-ln port. brigs Sea Belle, Grant,
PENSACOLA. Dec Ss-Arr barhs Diligence. Woodbury..
nsy.n Emma Chase Chase AasAnzs:; Marie Hsrssy
PHiLHD ELPHfA. Jan 6-Xrr briss Aiysno' Mould Ma.
sehrs fremons Pollock LuSss Edna G. Kelly Boston;
ss Chsnsst Lynch MYo5h CH 'Sss Grace Darling
PROVIDENCE. Jan 3-Arr sloop Sea Witch Wells
RICHMOND. Jan Arr brig Manila, o'Brisn. Halifax,
NIB schrs HenEco Tuttle NYork Westover Rogers. Bos
EsT MARgs, Dec 23-Arr bark A Coe. Hubbard, NYork
Sid bark q Gamble Hosmcr. NYork.
poo brig American, Godfrey, NYork Sh ships Aiassms.
woodhni NY1rh; Tsy Sss adams alassSw brig Ran
York. schr Charles Edmonson Phiisdclphi oh
bark Texas. Livermore NYork Jan bsrks Wexford
jones': fyss N%oit touI previous published date should
goton tsse Misce CID 3d. brig Ann Elizabeth Harding
WiHSiNGToN. Deos-Arr bark Mary Chiffon whiting
ner Boston; schrs Aaoran (B InsrAh.m Nassau Jan
Sterling Nsyen ca Jan brig Sea tBrh Godfrey Trni
wsnderer Moore from 81 Thomas bound for This
captain of brig Itaska. She has mot yet arr.
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By ths 2tA section Of Ne taR ast q lS3 nads Shs
;,:;s 9:
proper pretscea ofthe ocer we'll - % The
ton Of .us as..;s oclsosor for their acts :1eeuS,s
have been made 20 the Department fox relief ana denial
ana The Ss nsa.
;h prSSv.io9 would seem the NOR. sspsdi:a
f. T. IT'D A: ::
sss.ssss a:s:ns sections Of shs Union vsss:
men. 20 an concerned. The parties would thus ~
often the necessity and Of sston By az
sested that regulation should DO made By law
up such supreme csars What's s
may be the amount in controversy Such process
would ne :Son and
The docket the time decision Of one ought
tons powers enable the court cases involving tho
By Or
would AL the purposes Of Justice and prevent the
s's
act suits and oGss in courts Of the United
against public ecers for under the col
%se t ne Gsds1 sss
Provisions Of existing laws plaintiffs within the same State
cOuIts the defendant By petition the orous
that coSr. As the deendan such cases will doubtless
ordinarily IL always avail himself Of this privilege il
is whether such suits might not properly
% be the f. e. ShSS
would prevent the mutation Of Costs
1t desirable thst the laws respecting the
navigation and commerce Of the United States should
dergo careful revision and These
have been sccumulatng for than half and
Of their provisions complex. If not conflicting
OtheI still unrepeaed though thu have long in
country repeal of obsolete and useless provisions anda
OF the residue under appropriate titles
with udcious and additions and tho whole
comprised within single statue connected series Of
would be of great public utility.
uniform and faithful administration of the laws afford
certain protection the interests Of the
and the commercial community
Further legislation in with OF
is undoubtedly necessary Our coastng laws. how
wise and useful in the infancy of the country contain
Visions still in force which in of the
facilities which offers for transportation By
IL and water largely extended territory
totally useless but vexaous and sing
the ooatwie and terror without
of this talf the laws Importers often
obliged at uncomfortable TO entrnst their bust
with the custom houses TO agents supposed be we'll
versed therein and the difficulty the part of the officers
standing and applying the provisions such complex
Of gives rise 10 frequent expensive litigation
the at the custom houses and at this de-
psr.ment and gives to the operation of law that
ninty which it 10 the duty of wise
avoid Respectfully,
THOS. CoRWIN, Secretary Of the Treasury n
MURDER AMONG u. S. TRooPs.-A serious
ARRAY occurred on Sunday night last among the q S.
troops stationed at Smthvile, N. G, during which
sergeant major killed. Six OF those engaged in
the ARRAY have been placed in IRONS Charleston Nsrs,
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TeIegrnphic Reports.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 5, 1852
The sales of cotton to-day amounted to 200 bales at
$50 The market is rmsr, and full prices are sus-
tanned.
NORFOLK, Jan o, Ieoz
Corn has advanced to So 57c for yellow SOC. for
white and b.e for mixed Bales have been made of W
o. pipe at S45 heading at $50 S35; Hhds S3l; Bbls
SIS $40; Il o. hhds. So, State Stock il ct 500 a
$40 Is. Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad, at ~.
CINCINNATI, Jan 8, 1852
Freights have again receded Pork is taken for Nav
Orleans at 62, Hogs are unchanged The arrivals up
to-day are 600 against 2SS 900 At the time last
year Lard has advanced 00o tierces of prime sold at
sc Mess Pork-250 bbls changed hands at So So The
river is falling.
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Married..

January 8, by Rev VIM Stars Mr. JOSEPH P. DANIEL.
Of Patterson, Nj to CAROLINE NJ, eldest daughter OF
Thomas Nelson Tickele, Esq city Of Dublin
Dublin papers please copy
In this city on Monday, the 9Th instant by the Rev
W. Rowands, ELISHA TRoUcHToN, Esq, to Mrs JANE
RICHARDS, both OF New York city
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M LARMONT, SURGEON, r. r. SOCIETY, AND r. r
WI s. Medicine has established (by his greRy superior


NJ Lamont, SURGEON !. soC!ETY, AND =. r:
Of all private disensel reputation which others
sorey him. Not the astonishingy rapid cures
medicines but in those syPho eases Of menshs and
which have been the of the most e
uent without his services much sought toy
valued unless tho system entirely freed from The
e destroyer y affects The innocent offspring for senesa-
that he is not afraid to assert cannot be equAle
though his the great R,erd Of Paris and
The certificates also include the
fortunately victims Of self abuse as there Az
thousands be cured with dione h. there
especially sots those half cured and abandoned
in this speciality - he always
and For treAtmont BY let
full the with fee 10 box Broadway
Oce New York. will be necessary Patients apply
ing ally have separate Office hours In the
morning till TO- in the evening" at AZ Reade streei
doors from Broadway opposite 1tewarts-not In ths
druggists. N.B-Hs original work will be published.
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STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.--A HANDSOME LITTLE
~ Steamboat ninety feet long ninetee feet BEAM cylinder
seventeen inches In diameter sx feet stroke her wheel b
weye feet inches In diameter four feet face draws
from two half to thre feot water saloon twenty-five
either wood or ooa low pressure engines she thirty
miles half ton Of COAL She is almost rs good as new
having been rebuilt year of the best materials and
partly copper fastenings She we'll calculated for ex
sion ferry tow boat well found with full set Of avn.
particulars apply 10 JOSHUA BAKER No. 81 Water street.
Wilmington,
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panon-By DR.. A. n Maurioeau Professor Of Disessee
Of Women-Twentieth edition. lsmor pp Mo-Prios 81
suffering of physical and mental anguish 70
aeotionas wife, and peouniary dfsulse 70 the hue
work. IL is Intended especially married. thess
contemplating marriage IS 10 dscloses important seorets
which should be known 70 them particularly. :.
To those whose health does net of increase 81
family. II 10 Of special importance.
Here also, femAlsths wife, the mothsr-the one
either into womanhood the other In the decline
Of In whom nature important change
discover the causes sympoms and the most ofcen1
and most certain mode OF in every complaint
10 which her 10 subject.
Extract Of letter from gentleman In Dayton. OhtoJ
DAYTON. Nay L l8A
DIR. A. n. MAURIcEAu:-
Ny DEAR my wife hiss been peroeptibly sinking toy
three in Of great AnEusA
ment every successive and debilitatina
and prostratng her putting her life In mminent dangcg
and which the last occasion, despared Of cup
posed this state of things inevitable and resigned
self TO meet the worst A. this time lnow about eve
months heard our book highly spoken Of :.
express the relief 1t Afforded dstrossed
ing great discovery of n provided
remedy. 1t opened prospect 70 me- which little con-
have passed head In all human probability wfe
would have been In her and children left not
less. .
Intended for the married those contemplating Marriage
For sale 81 2 Broadway and ~ the publishing ohioe y
Liberty street, New York. Little Co. Albany; Joseph
Tucker Mobile AlabAma T. B. Peterson 6 Chestnut strco
Philadelphia. -
free any part United States All
i2N New York city. Ofhoe i29 Liberty street.
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Aevsnsass q shs oe... sss..srs.
e::s sS: ~: ~ R:a .s.:s e
z z:sa: i: e. New T Tssf
s sSss.. ON; :. ne.
one :.....:... NV I v:ss! ...ShssrsS
brother Jsnashan N.~ yori. ian a.. 0sssPss
7 zss;is 49, r.. z z::s Jan
ALxAHAo-JAHuAar7 z.
-. :.4:. mss x ...: n:ss
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. 9, 1854
Ship Racer: Steele, Liverpool. Ogden.
Brig Richardson. Richardson. Wilmington. NC. TIL
sohr Charles Henry Applsby. Lavaocs. 30. Stanton
sohr Orlando, Hale, salsille. " Elxell.
sohr H.noy CIV worth siShmsnd r,srs0n
Arrived.
With na:s Ina S Jan IS
% Of 81 saG
southnsr Charleston 4sh passed brig Phurs FOX sa
ship soush.mlson tghsh Tucker Lender Dec !, with
msss s1s ssy hsysD psi' nothing
schr Lewis. Barry. Portland. s days.
Below.
One chip (new). unknown.
There are ships anchored At tho swsp detained by head
winds.
JAss-wind during the day, NE. with snow and rain.
VsIegraphic Marine Reports.
CHARLESTON, Jan g.
Arrived-schr Col sasterly, NYork.
Arriysdstesmsr Roanoke NYork; sohrs 0ness and Row
enAy, Provincetown; Mary, Newburyport.
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MEDICAL.

q SOn REWARD.-CROSSMANS SPECIFIC MIX
DOOO tureOf all re yet discovered this 10 the
certain. 10 makes speedy and permanen with
restriction in Diet drink change
in application to business Many are cured in two days
sold drug store, 3 Broadway OF Chambers
street, also at No 10 Astor House, at ITO Broadway and
at 40 Fulton street. csrner Will
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MURDER AMONG u. S. TRoops.-A serious
ARRAY occurred on Sunday night last among the q S.
troops stationed at Smithvile, N. c. during which
sergeant major killed. Six Of those engaged in
the ARRAY have been placed in Charleston Nrs,
3nM Dec
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OE2 CARES OF DISEASES OF TUE THROAT, LUNGS,
zoo and pcroula cured since May lat ut Ms 43 Ltspe
nnrd street. Hours for treatment from IL NJ Go o'clock
p M, dsily Patients will please call during the above
hodr ether parts Of the day are devoted 70 family prao
toe
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DR. WARREN, MOL MOTT STREET, is CoNFIDEN-
~ TALLY consulted diseases Thirty years practice
abes without recent cured In
from three Ave days N. B-Dont be deceived by tho
lions Of quaok in Roosevelt street. vita
tho only qualified Londen surgeon in this city
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OR, "A oRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TREArIsl-

nR. WARD, DEVOTED TO DELICATE DISEABBN.
- warrants the epeediest cure. You will be CURED ~
rim positively in half the usual time All who have
'ractsd private dsoase. make early application His
olive, who are often his patients The sAdce
,ther DOCTORS never saS anything 10 equal H. Either
jtraet corner of broadway.
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nR COOPER. IL DIANE STREET uAs rnu nnr

DR COOPER II DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR raE
last nneeen years. devoted his practice the trcss-
ment OF other dBeases cure the
aggravated diseases and mild In few dayr
N Strangers don't be deceived by impostcr in Rocee
gtt street near Chatham street. have net ofs Duane
street Sec my dipoms in oce with frat namcs In
meocne and surgery this country has ever produoed
porfeot o charge. -, pa~~N~-
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TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT CALL ON DIR. WARD
all you who have contracted private disease. BE has
aadc the greatest reform the and any
ass in half the time that takes another gets al tha
fout cases that have deed Others Those coming him
are fortunate indeed Cases improve tho they
inder his unrivalled treatmcns. No fee till cured
sAy
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MEDICAL.

TINT0 FRI8ND.-THIs DAAxy
bottle. With treaties only one dollar VIE VIII dvs fcss
seventeen remsdes making By ths certain And
universal remedy czsns ard strangers ags 70 b nise4
Broadway. Many cured In twertytour hours b. ths UA-
forsunats's Friend. No usdisine else can do thAA
IN NERVOUS DEBILITY.-DR. DELANEY.S CELn-
~ brated Curative instrument, che only inAible
for these sad disorders and debNss reshns from ssf
abuse, 70, may 20 had at his oRoe 81 spenard strssN
Price $0 Sent to part Of the country. PAxoulAeo
given gratis, post paid applied for.
&5OO REwARD.-JEFF1IEs ANTID0TE. 4 lPsl
ROOO cifc mixture for ths OF private dlsordsrs
makes speedy without hs least restriction Of eA
drink exposure or change application % business The
under the terfsitnIe q ave hundred dollars
lasts weekmany are cured Ia TIVE days For sale b. q.
H. Ring l92Breadway, and LOG Bayard street, New York
a AR
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DOCTOR WARE MAKES NUMEROUS CURES OF DE.
lcatc Diseases at 81 Canal street Of Broadway
Ear better II were for you 20 treat
shan Of the hun lred ngnorant humbugs DelAE
act to 10 for you may have lae shc1
you will be grated beyond all to find yourself
letter in twenty-four hours. No fee till cured.
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ri FEE TILL CUREp.-DRS COOPER MURPHY
Rooseyet street, from their long practice and pxe
ssssen knowledge be relied The thoss
,st cured oes frequently The result Of malpractice
looters London Diploma be may in the ONCE. N.
Entrance Me- & the hall door aords the privacy
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nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLF
ON certain discasee which he treats without mercury
eoent ofcs he In three daya Thrtytwo
zee enables him to cure those deblites Arising from se
aouse, and restore original Soc HE London Diploma
~ his private Office lk Epliop shreek No onred
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IMMENSE SUCCESS OF DIR. WARD-ALL FORNEN
4 experience exceeded. - InnunerAble progress
through their terrible stages without other BEING
.bs to arrest them; but by numerous
telieve all To those disappointed BY hum
treatment will before -four hours be o.
most signal ADVANTAGE in every removing ana
ous patient from suffering detection, and cruel
70 safety and entire esurty Once Of Canal
the place where you properly cared foF.
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NO FEE TILL CURBD-DR. CoRBRTT. 10 DUANE
street. may be consulted italy treat
ment of delicate diseases Twenty years practice cns
oee Dr. g. 10 perform speedy permanent oures With
out mercury and recent removed days Dr..
V has attained eminenco in this branch Of tho pa
fese on second 10 In America where all In Of
medical or sursca aid apply with certainty OF bsins
honorably dealt With DR.. g. Ia member OF she Uaivuc.
. ~ Of the city of New York ''~
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4 M: yUHkbUN, NO. II DUANE sTREHT so WpgL
hhoNn IN the Noasmont OF deossc diseases The Dot
Tor sk in thoeo brourod thas hsvs
exifted ior years. pre- eminent Ser
oropght on BY sesros hsb ofoctnaiIy cured HessxA
osos 0uroa IN iOuf oayo. ocroos cure or no Ohsse
| WILL CURE ALL WHO CONE TO ME, or CON-
sumption, whether you have money or no, II gou a.,
yst wall across the room you but you leave ID
l all stnR and vitality gone, will ru
but then 10 much that Won aba
not only be Welcome TO the medicine but shall have ali due
attention A. your house. II in this city Talbot WnTTS
D. ~ Green wch street Depot OF Watts Nervous Anti.
Rtnsnh bare lVst hut oaV PatiVpt 4 thSee NAN
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ITO THE AFFLICTED.-AN INFALLIBLE RENIDY
for those deplorabe resulting from
paid Box 09 Broadway Post Office NewY city 10 ths
victims OF indiscreton and quackery il is of the highest i'm
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- Orleans, via Hayana.-Change of Sailing Dsy-The
splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY 1000 tons, J. Tanner
g. on Friday, January O. a. 2o'slock NJ, precisely
rangement-Ladies Saloon berths S70 After do do $40
Forward do. do $50 Storage d. S Spece-only taken
usual rates. For freight or passage, apply 20
n. o. ROBERTS, III West street, corner Of Warren.
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nor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
l. States Nail Steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton
Commander will leave for Havre touching 70
land the aile and saturday 18th inst a. II
o'clock. from Pier No. North River,
Price Of passage in first cabin $40
Do co. In second cAbin ~
No merchandise will be board after Thursday
the 10Th inst Specie will be received board until Friday
evening" Luggage wanted during the voyage
sent board the day before sailing marked Below For
freight or passage, apply to
NORTHERN LIVINGSTON, Agent, SO Broadway
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Through Line for Ban Fr.noseo via Ghsgres direct
ioube engine steamship OHIO unequaled in her accom-.
nodations and speed 30e tons Fndlay sohcnok, u s.
o'clock. NJ precisely. from her pier, the foot
zen street North river with the government mails direct
Tor Chagree connecting with the favorto United States
nail steamship California 20 sail without any delay for
san Frar CISCO arrival Of the passengers atPa
mama For passage and freighs apply a the Offices No III
west street corner Of street. North river NJ b.
Bills Of lnding sgued 81 the ooe tho rnng sail
Ing. =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-15


Jaundce, Liver Complaint Cons tpaton, and Debility
curing after Natures own method, by Mattress own
Agent, the Gastric Juice. GT Half a teaspoon full of
Pepsn, infused in water will digest dissolve, five
pounds of Roast Beef in about two hours, out of the
stomach.
EPepsn is the chief element, great digesng pInci.
pie of the Gastric Juice-the solvent of the food the pu
1iyng, preserving and stimulating agent OF the stom
ach and intestines 1t is extracted from the digestive
stomach Of the OK, thus forming artificial Digestive
Fluid precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in its
chemical powers, and furnishing complete and perfect
substitute for it. By the aid of this preparations the
pains and evils of Indigestion and Dyspepsia are
moved, just they would be by healthy stomach 1t
is doing wonders for Dyspeptcs curing OF Debility
EmaciatiOn. Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Consump
tion supposed to be the verge of the grave. The
scientific evidence upon which it is based in the high
est degree curious, and remarkable
Scientific Evidence! Baron Liebig, in his cell
ebrated work Animal Chemistry, says-' An Artif-
cal digestive Fluid, analogous TO the Gastric Juice may
be readily prepared from the membrane of the
of the OK in which various articles of food as
just in the manner they would I've in the human
stomach"
GF Call on the Agent, and get descriptive Circular,
gratis giving large amount of scientific evidence, SIM
liar TO the above together with reports Of remarkable
cures, from all parts of the United States.
o. Lewis t. Laze, James Green, and M B. Green,
authorized Agents for Worcester B. K. Bliss, for
Springfield.
marll div