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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
" JoLLIE's Piano Forte Loan Co is

row In operation at the wsreroom No 800 Broa> way
The object Of this Company 10 facilitate the desires OF
persons Of limited incofs obtain elegs1t Piano Irts
pay,n, bx irstanents Of from 81 to S25 month Large
and beautiful assortment OF instruments on hand a. the
Wareroom No. 500 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

r The Cry Fathers. gray headed as
they may be- have their gray hs changed to their former
color by using DAvIss RAHvENE which the roofs
In peculiar aud wonderful No dyeing is necessary
and The preparation be applied without Inconvenience
warranted Price 80 cents bottle For sale 81 the gems
sl depot No 306 Grandst and No. 1872 Broadway No
27s Washingtons No 500 Hudsonst No. In Bowery, or
No Ill Houstonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

EoLrAN PIANOS. DAVIS q
Co.'S newly improved Eolian Pianos surpvs en- one fo'
large assortment at their New York Wer onA rans 70
let Second hand Pianos for s,s Cash paid fg fisnos
GOULD BERRY. No. 2B Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
W GouKAup's Liquid Hair Dye is,

without exception reservation the very best ever In
wanted equally celebrated Il GoURAUDs Medcsted Soap,
Tor euyi.,x pmpes eckles salt rheum, feshworus et-
tsr ssicwness tan, roughness Nc PondIe saotie up
roos hsr rom any part Of the body Liquid Rouge, Lily
Whte and Hair 0oss> at 81 Wskerst. near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

RIcH Observation-Disclosures "
HUMPHREY No $40 Broadway, corner OF Whitest, have
iust received direct from the European manufactures per
late arrivals from Europe large and elegant asso tment OF
ch mosaic Velvet and Tapestry Cspetng surprising any
thing ever before In ths country patterns entirely new
and Tor sale u lo per cent less than
other stores selling similar goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

Nv Don't forget that the number of Mr..
Ions GRrAsoSs Store is No 26 Greenwich-st for you
must most certainly give him call whenever you wish to
buy very handsome WALLPAPER elegant Curtains nchy'
pictured Shades substantial Oh Cloths Tich Table Covers
any similar articles Mr. G. sells the most superior goods at
the very lowest prices Sunday News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
TIE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune

Southern Tegraph Office corner Of Hanorer and Bearer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

BEAUMoNT's PATENT STARCH POLISH.
JOIN N. Srow's Chemical Erasive SoapJoHNsoS's Or
MS Tooth soap--BsAUMoST's French Liquid Blueing. Ali
Of which warranted give entire satisfaction, and
SANITY used by those who have given IL TRIAL Wholesale
and retail depot No. 3l7 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

HoBokEN. What locality within miles
Of New.losk compare with HoSoken for saubrity,
health beauty and enjoymentl The way in which this
sweet spot appreciated is daily eviuced by the rapid 10
OF visitors Monday afternoon the grand Free Con-
cers will commence at the Otto Cottage Sunday News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

WIN. II. BURLEIoH, Cor. sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14

WORLDS FAIR PRIZE MEDAL.-Just
received, small lot OF Stone China Dining Ware. The
form Is very beautiful Have taken the Prize Medal Also
China and Glass Ware at the lowest price for cash DAVIS
CoLLAMokR, No. al Broadway, near Grandst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
ENGLAND.

The Cunard steamers will hencefOrth
.au from Liverpool on Saturday morning, imns-
d;stel, after the arrival from London Of the mail OF
Frlcay evening. Hitherto they have rot sailed iii
Saturday noon. o..
The following deposition relative to Sir
Join Franklin is published rA.
vhsleship Intrepid. of Pe;erheaf, solemniy ana
,incers Dc clsrss tina! on the 81 cay Of July 1872
when IN command OF the whale ship Enterprise, OF
prterhe-d. IN lat rs 10, len 65 w, cain weaInef'
80 ,oa,re the Erebus src Terror we're IN CON
nany These ships were alougsidei the En'erplse
,or shout Green minutes. Ths declarAni convefse.
I'm 81, Ichn Franklin and Mr. Reid, hts ice mas'ef.
To- ccnveTe,tion lasted al; the tine the ships we're
c,cse That Sir John. 10 answer to QaessssE ~
m. S,olarsD, II he h.d good supply oil provsloas'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Richardso OH Brothers & Co.'S Circular.

Correspondence of The N. y. Tribune
LIVERPOOL. LIST MoHth jth, 1872.
he ate Of last have experienced lively
demand for WHFAT and FLOUR chiefly spec uaton At
fnther IMPROVEMENT 81 20 az ~ 70 the former, and
% as bbi The latter Onef articles were held a.
Isl Month olive hsd faiI aHendancs a. this day Z.
nayks but \ pause having taken place the part OF
specuators and extreme caution exefc sed by mle aal
dea,rS ony very m0deTe business resulted IN either
WV ~ or Ia ora however, holders but liz. dis
posed e. give wsy from the extreme rates PAID YESTERDAY
French FLOUR sold TO moderate extent at full raes buy
NO nroncricuae Improvement can be realized, ,mpared
1h the advance established upon barrels Iudlan CORN
met onJ Moderate inquiry without any 9uotsole change
IL value doapg cargoes l., Id ~ shade more money
or ano OIrNFAl met rather improved inquiry, and
hot ~ bc ,IIep ibe turn dtaIcr BARLEY steady st
~, sssier We are respectfully.
' ~ RICHARDSON, Brothers Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
CITY ITEMS.

Tax WEATHER AGAIN Yesterday morn
ing The Temperature wa much nilcer, AID some fe~
fakes o. snow gave incic i.ioH OF eishng The
ease OF lravel Is muca improved by ths warmer air.
and sieishs ran sloly and Tefe vel filed. Taeice
was loose, snd there 10 difficulty NJ the various
eIrss' except perhaps ihe sls'enlsard People more
generally TUNED out yesterday snt he town was
remarkably lively. Tuest y was he coolest day IN
this CT, Of which we h.ve eny reo9rd-Iniou1iedly
the coolest for 70 years The lowest temperature
reached oy the mercury ia esca wear, irom 1870 10
lstg inclusi.e ten AtArs nas ~ fnInrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
BRITISH STEAMER BURNED AT SEA.
Great Loss of Life.

We are Indebted to Messrs. +. X. Col
Inns & Co. for the following painful lntelll-
eeuce, received per steamer Arctic
The r. W. S. Packet Amazon, from South
amnton to the West Indies, took fire at about
IAN, on Sunday, 90 miles west OF Sell and
was entirely consumed, with the Mails, olilcers'
crew, passengers, except p persons, VIZ
Mr.. Vincent, Midshipman, seventeen OF the
crew, and two passengers, who succeeded IN
Getting of in one OF the boats, were picked
ND sitter being by her twelve hours.
The total number of persons on board Is SAID
10 have been ljj.
The fire is supposed to have originated rom
spontaneous combustion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.
ArL QUIET IN FRANCE.
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE To NAPOLEON.
Dates from Liverpool to Jan. :, London 9th,
Paris sta.

The Collins steamer Arctic arrived from
Liverpool this morning at lOt o'clock-making
te passage IN little less than ID days.
Shebrings no news of particular moment.
The following persons came passengers In
lie Arctic
Iohp Hrcl .nbrsck. Miss Elizabeth q Warneford, Ed
vUd Marcus Henry Randall Frederick kuhne. Geo H.
ftghh, SAMUEL = Holmes, Joseph Osborne, Csmpbeu
Pure, Bearer ~ Dispatches from tae \. Lesatlon
pms 10 the Hon Secretary Of ate. WASHINGTON n r.
Glhlsu Alexander q Rice, William Hutchins, Henry
cicmweM John Hitchcock. Jesn f. HOlgate, Fra
e,fpeu John Candy Ster hen Pichard Jules Carllnot
Va NJ GaNtseY, John sudan Inha VI Perry, James
Addsoi, Charles $. smith. David \. Neal, Benjamin
hAhceck, Adelphe Dolphin Frantz H0sbaner, Eugene
Gessr Vim y BRYAN, Aar,ln Godsieln, Captain ISAIAH
Sherman, Martin J Townsend, W liam p Hart; kdwsrd
Robinson. Terence Me'ghan. Mrs Airy Me'ghan, Ms.
Eliza Hurst ar child, srs Avn Rooko' and 10 John
Meyer Hugh Handley, James Doolan, Henry Tuyto,
John Clark
The Niagara arrived out from Boston on the
evening of the ith inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

.th 90, .,,ot,oco OF monsg
-, thousand "a) - -, ga ,,esence and ia
sahs be ,o, ,,rr, for ,ard enterprise, aud
sssefce' -. ,,o,yovenent. or stimulate indus
shelnts o. -. lie into The channels Of bua
=. spd ihi"0' -, - te..e vast millions OF
as IS tbe ann. -.,..,, no er,s,,ei b DO
"a should sI~ "''H .,..... .,.fo.. The soi4
Z, California COOS h0' an, az ~
% SCORER aug a"' - -. 49,, 90
L,,en eOnnt'ies 10 pay '' -.
,sucs,e foreign hu's ''' -.....,.,o-
..unerce, and nor our ','' - ''-- -, a
!, no. one WHIT better Oh h'' -.
"A isvss pro1ac's o. Gan ono s'' ~"
xps1e 70 schi''' ms -'-.o.,i,o no,i.v
,osiisFe ps'n uAN''
oa6si any CA"o'A'' ~ a'' o.....,.uo 81 y,
,to tbs - no' me W.T.. % DO -.
,ssstil.g tAe iebi'1i'"e ''''. .,.,,.
.asG o! pubic Poict' 20 'i''- 49,
r,osrsgfd 5xiy OF IO''i'h'i anu o'-'0
,rtd pnUrlp,es oil hntit' a~' P-'-', '''"0-'
,~ns our pubic men, mo arc lo' OXEN 'o"'Si. ~
,sueou tie maxim. most false IN ha1ou9i ana" y
al sufficient for the Gay is me eFH tNei'0 N'N
aus arc vast Industrial ihtfes's alh'ins N.i~
scfer and the progress Oh me oo',.'y AZ -
iLprespefi'y, no9"ilhs 'n'4ns ''' i''-i '''SA0 -,
nos a b =
ssss and rs inevlaD.e "l'@''cA'-' % =,
distracted and retarded 80 'AH ! ih'oin ''u
badly be SAD 10 De- 50 lar a. iS b'e"' NV ..
,eoncorDed, OF any afYani'ge y US "hA'e'ei' ~
empty takes rs out of bad scTapes when our itn-
,rovdence has got us into. II stands between US
nd TIE legitimate consequences ~ our Own oae
says and esh cono"ct anu % 'ui' = "o' ~. ~
he nsivduai. 80 1t is not COCA Tor inc ha'ion Anu
ys! California nsn' nave 'een, az. n,o,.
been, INC n'oo VI -, s.yen,v.sve
teniy The annual "0Di'ioh u my :, ao,,,d :,
mlions u CON 70 our c"cu'A''s ,,,a
htepl AZ nome W ei"ou' 40 ..,,Ior,,,,.
hst prooucea' shouiu no" P'|~-V, -.I.S
Hlefis At would give as'ih"''S - ''o
tse recucl'h OF this country N''0' da
history. Inc isplu progress any -,
uopuenIS OF io'' io'o anu 1901 'i'e'' ~ -,
bs't oten iepea' uiooi ''"'' ,.;.h
esslAion, since the discovery OF 'aIiio'nie, VIZ"
a., dieereace thet while the progress OF those
~ ~ 6cti,ious s,.v,.h. ioa much as il rested
FsA' Voc -, ,,e fTc,e,t metallic basis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

HTII 7 =. INrIltsN4AtIf NVJJl tVlu
joy II. } Raymond.
Discharged Ccnfrcf C0-,aines-lsaac T Hopper,
JalttsS GfA-ous Richard Reed. Benjamin / an
ffrs Nu. G. Rogers Be- Jsnin Atcroerfy. JOIN
". &. Leveridse Jacob Van NoS;raaf Isaac Lewis
fsti, Charles Psrtndge, Henry Poor TlmoiAy A.
Howe GeorRe Walker
], vas resolved tha: the Anniversary Of the Ass,-
ga On be reid IN NayneIt After which the Asso-
cia-Ou ar loum.d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
The WEArHER.-At New-Haven, Conn

on Tuesday. the 20th at A. NJ, the mercaiy 80
Al - below Zero and at 10 1t rose 10 oniy aoO'e'
During Monday Il rose no higher than IS aoo.e,
Az Hartford Conn on TUESDAY, az A, n, .he
mercury fell to li' below zero. AT Boston. ueslsy
morning, O'Clock, Il belo. zero. liz Lo"eu, Was
reported zoe below, at the same hour. DoaoHu..
II James Purdy, who carries the U ..
Mail between Elktoa Nd and Chestnut LeTei. "a
vas fred upon the other day by some person In
ambush near Cenieryille, Pa.
" The steam saw mill OF William A.
on jacksonville Fla was destroyed ~ IRE is~
as,s AMOS. Less about $ls. 600. no insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

Lowest temperature Tuesday morning, Jan. 90.
by same thermometer. above being II degree
lover than either OF The twelve preceding years.
Tie following is he temperature Of the past three
days and also that OF the tniee coolest days ia
January IN 1850 and 1851 taken from the record kept
by 4 ! Delaiour No 25i WalEst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

The total expenditures for each month was as
follows January, SilI09 30 February, S33,57O 81
March, S3s,siO 6s, April, S35,l35 50 May si9,-
qG4 10 June $35 967 % July. $50 500 81 August,
$il7e l6 September, s42S5O 20; October, S'O'
2J3 Go November, $40 s55 Oh December. siS,O9l 81
Total, $is5 ,OS9 80. This amount was distributed
among the various institution, under charge OF the
To Gnrelnnfk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
The Weather at Philadelphia.
re pondtnce Of The n. Y. Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Jan. 20, lsoS'
Last night was the coolest Of the season;
Ire thermometer At sunrise this morning marKeu
seven degrees below zero The sleighing IS excel,
lent. The Delaware River at this city Is us anu
from this city TO Camden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
s4s5.039 26

The New. York Work House building is progressing
RAPIDLY and will be completed about the first OF
July During the past month the additional sum OF
t3,43s IS was expended on the work. The follow
ing is the Work. House building account from us
CONNIE ncemtni up to the LIST INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

Who's Wagstaf
NEw-YoRK, Dec. 90, 1851.
GENTLEMEN. am still III New-York we nave
not sailed for Galway yet on account OF the snip
not being finished We are hurying the finishing
as fast as can. The ship is going onthe dry dock
to day to be coppered she is Otherwise very nearly
finished, and We hope to have her ready for sea IN
about a week. The ship not being ready for sea on
the 29lh of November, has been a source of great
annoyance to me, for my contract binds the builders
TO have her finished on that day. | was atrA1 the
people In Ireland might think that this was another
humbug so | have got DR.. Hughes the Roman
Catholic Archbishop OF New York, TO certify tni,
the ship being finished fast as possible, and VII
sail for Galway IN about two weeks l have got,
also the Mayor of the City of NewYork to certify
TO the same effect both OF these letters will send
you. | am fast making contract for another ship
TO leave this city in two weeks after the United
States so that shall have two or three OF the first
class steamships IN all early In the next year
viii write you further particulars by the next
steamer. | have Just returned from Washington,
wne have been pu tug IN my CLAIM Tor the maui
Contract ard am satisfied snail get IL
Yours iruly JOHN C. WAGsrAFP.
70 } Kelly and II. Stephenson, Esqs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

The escape OF the persons carried of on Tuesday
by the ice was almost miraculous They were with
great difficulty rescued by two OF the Whitehall boat
men named James Rich'0ri AMI Wm. Hooper. Three
were tai an near the Whitehaslip, and three Others
opposite Governors Island The latter were in
fearful predicament VIXEN reached by the gallant
boamen. On discovering the ice giving way, the
llle fellows ~aked - ward the shore on this slde
md finding il impossible to land, endeayored to
reach Governors Island. bat the ice had also com
menced breaking from the shore IN that vicinity and
they wandered about until the ice had become SO
broken and scattered that they remained on piece
about twelve feet square. The cold vas so intense
that they finally embraced each other, and they we're
in this attitude when rescued. The boatmen IN or
der to reach them rowed wherever they could find a
space ard when obstructed in their course would
haul the boat upon the ice and launch her In the
rext sheet Of water. The boys were slightly frozen
When brought to the Whitehall slip, quite crowd
assembled, and an effort was made to raise sun to
present to the boaimtn but We believe only $40 was
collected IL said that several soldiers belong
ing to Governors Island ayaled themselves OF the
elassy bndge to facilitate their departure without
taking formal leave OF their officers. O0e was seen
to land At whitehallslip early in the morning
YEARLY REPORT OF THE Ten GOVERNORS
or THE AIMS HOUSE The Report of the Ten Gov
elucrs q the Aims House for the year 1851 CAREFUL
" prepared by our reporter shows that during that
period they provided with the necessaries OF life
1881 poor persons. These are classified as "out-
door poor" and Sin. door poor" TIE former are
relieved at the department in the Park, and the lat
ter at their various places Of abode. The following
table shows The number provided for each month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
Iouoou Money Market.

IoNDoY. MONDAY EyENISG.-A further advance on tbs
pSis Beu,se covpcc with the Gisproya OF the dle ru-
,no,S n mercantile faiures winch circulated on
s.n,5sv csu,ed the English funds to open hs morning
h at an % and d s saf ssIi ns
ss - hnsiress they reached 97i t. Bank Stock ieft
m at 2ls, to 2el Reduced. 81. 70 So Thres, and q.
onsrter n.r Cents o8i. Long Annultles. l-l6 India
BoIfS sss 10 us and Exoheqger SIS 70 Cos pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

ExpenCed Ia December.---- So't222 90
Expended previously f ~. 90 %
Bdlhic &c
$4,000 90 10000 90
The following shows the average census for the
nss the various institutions, underline charge
the Ten Governors:
Aims HOUSE. sC6 Aims House Hospital, io3
pelIevue Hospital, 1915 Children at Nurse, pa
CITY Prison, 2s6I Colored Home, 3,lO5 Coiored
Ornhan ASYLUM, $50 Lunatic Asylum, 6,lOS Nur'
sery. l4,75s; Nursery Hospital, 22l5 Pentensiary'
= 22 Peniten,ary Hospital, 2,723 Small Pok HOS
pital 259-Tolal, So 1853.
BouyR BURST. An accident occurred
Yesterday a. the Alhambra, No. lS6 Waterst Dy lne
br.,uo Of the steamoCiler attached to the COOKING
anna,atus BY which several Of the servants were IN
;n,ed but none we trust, severely so. physician
was called in who after dressing the WOUNDS OIL 'no
;,iu,ed. had Them conveyed to the Hospital
N PRIsoS AssecIATIos.-lh ne An
rusl Meeting Of the Prison Association OF New
yo,k was held a. their rooms, Is Cenier-sHeet, on
no,f.v evening, 18Th inst. John d. Russ called
,be. n Getting TO order, whereupon JOSEPH MchEEs
vas cal ed 10 the Chair, and J d. Russ appointed
Secy.
DIR. Russ, from the Committee OF Arrangements
ureseIted the following list Of officers for the ensu
ing yesr, which was adopted:
Pr,,d.nt-Hon. VIZ. T. AcCoUN.
Vice Pr,ssdents-Abm. Van Nest, Hon Benz r. BUY
Ter Hon John w. Ecmonds, Hon. John Daer'
Tr,asursr-Wm C. Gilman.
Recording Sec'y--Thos Gallaudet.
cor Sec'p John d. Russ, M. ID. NJ
Finance COpmlHee-lsrael Russell Dr Z ra' ps,
Pr,em,n HINT Cyrus Curtiss VIM. Chauncey, BEN
jamin Ellis James II Titus, VIM L. Oiimah' DUE
jamiI SalteTs Jr ,,d. w VAIN
/ Definition Cornmittse-John w E1mohas W. Isnh
Mckee. John H. Reyter John Biseiow' Georse
Z Baker. DR.. Edward B!eecker MARCUS 'H'''h'N'
VIM c. Russell. John Cochran p,,.
Pr7Scn Dlselp ne COBtnlittee-Jonh Dget, d.
Ter Hayeus DR. T A. Teikampt, John " h9ss
| Joir u Gr,.ccru. John Ssal;sa Could TaonSeAS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
Liverpoo, Cotton Market. JAMS.

There has been spirited demand for CoTroN to-day,
mount 900 bales $40 foreIPoIt Prices
d shsds d Cher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
IRELAND.
Whn'a WagstaH,

The following letter to the Dublin agents
Of the great Galway steamship protector contains
some facts that will be news 70 New-fork. IL
throws no light, however on the great question OF
Who's Wagstaffl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
%a,c> OF Forfeited Canal Lands aud
Town MS,

Notice is hereby given, that the follow NC dies.
rrIri Canal la.is and Town Lots, unless re-.
drrwrI prryIuU. lo the days OF sa.r, by he pay
m"nt of tu- n,H.wruts and interest due thereon
w.l be- sold 90 'ar times Uud places, rs uI.
lows VIZ. All the lind and town lots d,scrlh-
"a, except the town lots n the civ uf CIicgga n,
no" canal office M Lorkpou, ou lIsdnrsRlv. n.
Th Dan of Ifri merit; and all rhc town lots de-.
-CrHrd 10 The city Of tMragoat the canal office bon
Chicago, on Saturday, The lOh Day NJ Apri
aforesaid. TIA" sales wl. commence at 10 o'clock
\ % ot each d1y
said and. and lots will he sold in conformity
with the provisions at AN Act TO amrnd the scy-
era. ,lw, ~ relation tn the Illinois and Michigan
cana, approved Feb &c, 1899 and wI'I not be- sold
forbes, lhlu their vnlue, ne heretofore appraised.
JOSEPH b. WELLS Nigts Trustee
Cana. Office, Chicago, Feb l5-2S-6l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID.
OR
GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from kruurl. or lhc fourth stomach OF the
oH,ut.r directions Of Baron LlEBlG the great
Plhys.93alcai chemist 10y is ilocouroS, Md
Philadelphia, Pd
Tins BE- a truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dysprp-l1, Jauudcr, LAYER Complaint, Cons,ipa-
non, nnd Debility, curing after Natures own me-
ihod, by natures own ugrut, the gastric Juice.
Hal tcaspuouiui ui PLpsIN infused in water
Wi dlGrEt or dissolve fire poHHds Of roast bsCt ia
ahgDi ttro hours out OF the stomach
fErslN Is the CHIEF element, or great dlgestlng
puurp'c oi the gastric luICg--tac solvent of the
iuod, tie purifying, preserving, ana stimulating
agent Of the stomach and intestlncs. 1t is extract
rirom the digestive stomach OF the OK, thus form
ug an artificial digestive fluid, precisely like the M
tara. gastric Julcc m boa chemical, powers, and .ur-
u-hUg complete and perfect substitute tor II. BY
,hea ll OF this preparation, the pans and evils OF
luHrr-UuuauI Dyspepsia ore removed lust a. they
woudan boy healthy stomach Il Is dong won
utrs iordy-prpucs. curing cases OF debility. emacl-
alton. nervous decline, and dr,pepuc consumption,
supposed 'p be uu the verge 81 the grave The SCI
,u.lc r,.dcucc upon which It Is based, : IN the
% E..-. degree curious 0udrem1rkHhle.
scientific Evidence.
Baron ltrhiy ~ hls celebrated work on ANNA
Chemistry, SAYS. "AnHrrhcal digestive fluid an
a.og0us to the gastric JUICE may be- readily prepat-
- from tEr mucous membrane OF the stomach o
Tine calf. 800 winch various articles at food, a. meat
and eggs, w. Dee s.HrHcd, ch1ugcd, and Glgestcd,
IUyi Utts SIa1e aHAlsras ,hcy IrOulG be IN the ku-
rlH1 stomach"
Gallon ,ha agent and get descriptive circular
-.uHs. giving % large amount at scientific evidence.
-uUag t9 the above, together with reports ot re-
ma,a4Jsc.sc-, tom uI par,sol the United States.
Asa Dyspepsia tuicr
Dr.. IlougH,ouS Prp,n has produce! the most mar
Nu,uus effects 100 Cauur cases ut Debility, LmnCIa-
ton. Nervous Decline and Dy-prPuc consumption.
ir impossible Co give tlc details OF cases 10 the IT,
I.f IS of .u.- adyerI-. tli authenticated Ger
Ha.n'ss Hnyr been given 81 more i,nn two hundred