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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
NEW NOS. OF THlER's NAPOLEON.

NEW NOS. OF THEIRS NAPOL EON.
for ssle by ]. w. RANDOLPH
fskenburg, Tale Of the Rhine, by the author Of
Mildred Vernon-37 cts
Madeline, Tale of Auvergne founded ON fact
by Julia kavanagh, author OF Nathalie-5o. muslin
rs cts 's1s1
Recollection of a journey through Tarfary. Tbib
et and Chiaa, In 1914, s. and g, by NJ. Huc-2 voIs
Appieson's popular Library-2 vols, 81
ectures and Miscellanies by Hugh James-
81 25 ''''es
lisa: Pilgrimage, by Caroline Cheesebro-
The Principal Events in the Life of Moses. and
In the Journey of the Israelites from Egypt t. Ca
nan-25 cts
Adventures of Col Gracious vanderbomb. Of
slough creek, in pursuit of the Presidency; also,
the Exploits of Mr.. Nimerious Plutarch Kiups. his
private secretary. by J B. Jone.--5o cents
Fart IL Theirs Napoleon, IL cts; same, pletes,
25 cts an Ia >
ATEsT NEW BOOKS ISsUED.-NAsH
- d. WOODHOUSE have received-Annual of
Scientific Discovery Year Book OF Facts in Science
and Art for leo2-exhbiting the most important
discoveries and improvements, sedi.ed by D.A
Wells, A. M-Sl2
Appleton's Popular Library of the best Authors
-Ajourney through TartaTy, Thibet and China, by
M Hue. 2 vols-Si ~
Rural Architecture, being a complete description
OF Farm Houses, Cottages and out buildings togefb
er with Lawns. the Flower, Fruit, and Vegetable
Garden, &c. Also, the best mode OF conductino
water into Cattle yards and houses. by Lewis +
Allen, beautifully illustrated; one volume, IL mo--
$I25
The Way to do Good, by Jacob Abbott, very
greatly improved and enlarged illustrated-sl
Madeleine, Tale of Auverene. founded on Facs
by Julia Kavanagh, author Of Nathalie-paper SO
cents, cloth IS cents
Hoods own Selected Papers, with comic illustra.
t!ons-price 25 cents, forming No Putnsm's semi.
monthly Library, for Travellers aud the 6reside
Supplement to the Worlds Progress, by G. p
Puinam-25 cents
Falkenburg, tale of the Rhine-37k cents
The Masonic Manual, pocket companion for the
initiated, containing calculations of the symbolic
degrees OF Freemssonfy, adapted to the work and
lectures, and embesbed with 200 epgravings, il.
Illustrative OF the Emblems and Symbols of the Or
der, compiled and arranged by Robert Macon
price so cents
The Indian Tribes of Guiana, by Rev. w. H.
Brett-75 cents
The Lite of William Tuttle, compiled from an
autobiography under the name of John Homespun
rs cents
Stories on the Lords Prayer and other tales, ~
the author of Edward and Miriam 81 cts y
Far Off, or Asia and Australia described with
anecdotes and illustration, by the author of the Peep
OF Oay-75 cents ap 10
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TRouBLE IN GREECE.

The London Morning Chronicle has sc-.
counts from Athens to the 7th March, by which,
we learn that the Greek Government had been
for some days 10 considerable alarm, althedsh
apparently without any very definite canse.--.
The King received one day an anony nous leI-
ter. informing him that the people had deieT-
mined, on the night Of the 18th Of February,
to get up revolt, in order to overthrow tho
Constitution. The King sent for bis Minis-
ters, ia order to ask their opinion on the sub.
ject, and being told that they had all received
similar letters inviting them to join with the
people. and not to oppose their desire, be inn
medafe1y ordered all the necessary measures
10 be taken to prevent rising; and in fact DUR
ing three nights and three days the garrison
were under arms, the patrols wefe doubled
and all these preparations threw tns Town ,ns0
no small excitement. The Chambers aiS0
took the thing up, and named i cUmmisfee 70
examine, whether the penal law was appiics-
Bile to those of the newspapers which attack
the Constitution. For the factis, that the pco-
pie are tired of the Consultations, that the troopo
= no made il are quite a. ready TO overthrow
il, ard that il is the King alone who-faiIh6u1
10 his oath once taken--u uphsldsit. The Greek
nation, juet emerging from four centuries of
slavery, had great interest, not IN being aiiow-
ed 70 guide herseIf, for which ahe had neither
the experience nor The necessafyghglts, but
10 being guided BY . firm hand, and an enliehs-
ened intelligence. For. 10 conquer Liberty,
heroisn 10 necessary, and Greece therein has
set brilliant example !; but ins of5sr 10 main~
tain i. other Qualities are wsntings which shs
could not be expected 70 possess. A
.ksfl -..-- -. - tlst 8 80 s5
TIE NEGRo RxcE---B Baysrd Taylor, wrI-
ting from Nubia, in upper EEypisssys; -
only negro features Irpresenled in Eeyps'ap
~ y. .e. r.no.:.s s..s ~ skS fSEsselS
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EAELE FOUNDRY,

THE subscriber having removed to the large
Il Foundry just erected by him, and fitted OUT
with machir cry of the latest and most approved
style, is IN addition to the manufacture of Tobac
Flat.enng Mills, prepared TO receive orders for
stationary Steam Engines, Saw and GIist Mills, Ag
ricultursl Machines, Tobacco Presses of every de-
scrpton. and all kinds of iron aud brass Castings
He pledges himself TO execute faithfully and with
despatch all work ent ;usted to him, and respect
fully solicits call from his friends and the public
generally. PHILIP RAHM,
Cary, between Pearl aud 5th streets.
The highest cash prices paid for old CASTINGS,
brass and copper. ap 6-dim
I AKGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
Ia HARDWARE AT COST.-The subscriber
intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware, and
wishing to have necessary alterations and repairs
made in the Store, preparatory to confning them
selves exclusively to the sale of Dry Goods, will
sell at cost, cash. or approved negotiable notes.
at four months, their large and desirable stock OF
both Dry Goods and Hardware.
Merchants, planters, and others, will find it TO
their interest to examine this excellent stock of
Goods, which win be sold at either wholesale or
retail.
THOMAS CHARLES ELLIS CO.,
fe 23-ts Main street
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WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, dcs
HAVING add TO our present business that q
Ill HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
10 the city OF Phsdelphis, we are now prepartd 90
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH Tubs, STA:
TIoNARY WA6H-sTANDs, PIPES for hot or cold
water, &c. which will be done at prices TO suit the
tines Persons in want will please give US 9 call.
g. s A. BARGAMIE, JR.,
NH Gets cot. cor Main and 10th sfrerts
q COOK WANTED.-We wish h, hire o.
n purchase 6rst rate female COOK. In either
case We va psy vafy 1Dess'y, ps,.arh -. - sseS
us TOLER d COOK
q sD 8 General Agents.
CANDLEb -Wm. Jacksons manuiscture.-
~ 100 boxes, for ssle by
-, 10 0kVEHpQHT. AIIEH II Coz.
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pICHM0ND MANUFaCTORY.--GoI,

RICHM0ND MANUFACTORY.--
-aho sliser Pencil Cases; the ever pointed Pens
Htaaiuiscured ~ BY as experienced workman as any
~ ,he United States. snd second to none.
opec!aeies of va ious kinds and those ground
" ourselves, positively restoring the sight
ss itiilcial means can
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen, modern
Invention, a combining skill with simplicity, and no
,ty up' az expressed by many, "1he inrention of
FOR further particulars please call at the
uics ana examine for yourselves as to the utility,
.;in,snship !. y and durability; and decide whether
!: reality or humbug
aaanuiacto'y at the corner Of llth aud Main ST.;
Iipce s "a room formerly occupied by the Richmond
FeLs re-pointed and warranted to stand
sp3 RICHMOND MANDATORY.
SrhisG GOODs.-Just opened large and
fashionable as trtmeDt of Spring Clothing;
so, large assortment of new style Cloths, Cns-
samefes, vestinRs, a c., something really new
eao lien. gu Cal aud examine, at No 100.
NH % E.B SPENCE.
ADiEs' GalTERs.-A large and beautiful
assortment In store black and colored, OF Phil
@aeip1ia manufacture, Tor the small sum of 81 SO.
WM WALSH.
ACkGAMSfIN BOARDS, Doninoes,
cnsss Men and y srds, Playing Cards, Dice
Ssps, Dee and Check Men, in great variety, for
sac " GEO. n. WEST 4 BROTHER.
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nOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHOL- :
~ STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Ger.
ner Of Governor and Franklin streets. are
now receiving their Spring stock OF French and
American PAPER Hansings, BORDERS, Fire
Screens AID Curtain Papers, making the
largest snd most complete assortment we have ever
had the pleasure to offer. large portion of the
finer qualities have just been received from the best
factories in France and of the richest and most
beautiful styles that are made. We have also on
hand general assortment of Upholstering Mate
rals, Curtain Goods, Floor Oil Cloths, India and
Coco Mating, Window Blinds and Shades, best
curled hair and shuck Mattresses &C.. all of which
will be sold at small profit: and all work in our
line attended to punctuay, and faithfully executed
NH 06-domk
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON

TVHE SUBSCRIBER at graf cost mas nttsd
L up this establishmen,!n N an ehnie3 he" s'sie'
I, is brilliantly Illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS.
The old alleys are taken up and new ones suoahtn
ted. and the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent. =,
Two days in the week will be set apart ennreiy 10
the benefit of
THE LADIES;
none of whom, however will be admitted unless &C
co.npanied by gentleman.
The public are requested to call today and see
18th their own ewes A. SMITH,
fe2-,s Proprietor.
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T. sHCMAN, an old Philosopher, owede by
birth, takes great pleasure in offering his ser
vices to the citizens Of Richmond and its vicinity, in
Astrology, Physognomy, and Signs, and gives true,
correct, and satisfactory information having made
predictions TO Napoleon in 1912, previous TO his
downfall in Moscow. He can be consulted iu mat
tiers Of Love- Marriage and of the future events of
life Mr. S. has travelled through the greater part
OF the world, during the last forty years, and all
this time has endeivored to enlarge his knowledge
by all things he ever heard or saw. He takes plea
sure to the public he is willing give the ne
cessary information to all who will favor him with
call
TERMs-Ladies 25 cents; for reading the planet
In ful, 80 cents; Gentlemen so cents; for reading
the planet in full, 81.
Colored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
call
Natvities calculated according to Geomapcy for
ladies' 50, full 3d. Gentlemen SO, 10 full S5.
His office is on 18th street, between Main and
Cary streets, second house from Main street. Of
fee hours from o'clock in the morning till o'clock
In the evening. NH 27-2m*
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hLRATA PENS.-For sale at the Baptist Book
IA Depository, square above the Banks, No 203
Nam street, Schlesinger's Albata and Circular
Pointed Pens, which are the best ROW in use, with
out any exception. As far as have seen, these
Pens do not corrode as other Pens do by use Any
quantity for sale
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
For sale all the Publications of the American Sun
day School Union American Tract Society, Ameri.
can Baptist Publication Society, and Southern Bap
list Publication Society.
BAPTIST HYMN BOOKS.
Baptist Psalmody, of all sizes and qualities, by
B Manly, d D, and Rev Manly, Jr.
Psalmist and Supplements, of all sizes and quail
ties, by Richard Fuller and Jeter. Virginia Sc
lection, by Rev. Andrew Broaddus.
A liberal deduction will be made to persons buy
ing to sell again.
Also on hand, good assortment of School Books
and Stationery, which will be sold cheap.
nah % CHAS WORTHAM, Depositary
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fISOPHAM'S CHI e MI TR Y Nj A d.
l. EASY FOR THE USE OF AGRICULTURE
TSTS-"This s indeed, although on min or scale,
a very complete Farmers Wade Mecum of pract
cal Chemistry The Language employed Is sim
ple and the illustrations so clear as to become
easily understood by any ordinary capacity"
mer's Journal
Price l6 cts. For sale by
an 10 JW. RANDOLPH.
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osEPH TX. kEININGHAM is preparedto
" execute orders in every department of Book
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers aud binding materials are of the best quality
ana he hatters himself that his long experience in
MS business entities him to speak with some conf
oence as to the good character of his work. Mer.
chants Clerks of Courts and others can be supplied
with books of any pattern aid STYLE at short notice.
ana on strictly moderate terms. Orders may be
ielt at his store, or at the Bindery of Brown g.
nneihingham, over the Printing Office of Colin e.
20, opposite the American Hotel
mn 2o-ts JOSEPH r. KEININGHAM.
226 Broad street
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BARGAINS! b AR GA AIN John A.
ID SMELL g. CO., No. 90 Main Street, respect
fully invite their customers and the public gene
rally to call and examine their large and desirable
assortment of Bsrrage Delaines, which they are
prepared to sell at prices lower than ever before
offered in this city. Also, Beached and Brown
Domestcs Cotton Hosiery, Silk Mitts, and gene
rel assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, &c.
NH l9-tf @
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hRY GOODS. CHEAP FOR CASH
- W.BOOTWRlGHT, I, Jr, has received his supply
OF Dry Goods for the spring trade to which he in-
Ves the tention of his customers, and all in want
OF r1ch Paris Bareges, Barege de Lanes Mousaines
Mo Gloves, white and colored sup. twisted Silk
Mlits, Prints, of all descriptions; Domestic Goods
OF all kinds; together with a full assortment of
housekeeping Goods of every description, all of
"tAcn VIII be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
w. B0oTWRIGHT. Jr., No. 2e5, 81
NH 25-Im Cor BROAD and at streets
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LOOK HERE


MERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
lNl his line would do well to call on the subscri
ber, and exsmine his large stock of Plain and ia.
panned Tin Ware, Stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with a great variety OF Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large Wholesale
ana Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot. No. 6, Main
street, 3 oors above the old Market Richmond, Va.
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice. and cheap and good any other establish
ment in the State. WIN. SEARS WOOD,
ap6-lm A ractical Workman.
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EKEsH TEAS, VERY CHEAP -HULsT
L & KING have just received their Spring supply
Of the very latest importations and selected with
care as to quality and favor, Teas which they will
retail almost at wholesale prices. Coed Powchong
at shillipes per Ib. fine Oolong Black at two and
three pence; extra Oolong Black, deliclous arti-
Gle usually sold at 81, we VIII sell at only three
shillngs fine Green Vt SO cents. superior at % and
go cents; an the very best Gunpowder and impe,
rial at the low price of 81 per lb. The most OF
these prices are from 80 to so per cent under the
usual retail prices Call and try.
an lG--f2f HULST q hlN41,
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VEN, VIDI, vICis-I CAME, / SAW, |
Y COkQUERED.--P Professor Browns instauta-
neous Liquid Hair Dye, for changing the Hair
TO beautiful Black or Brown, prepared by James
Brown of Rochester, ". supply of this truly
unrivalled iud warranted to give satisfaction, just
received and for sale by
r. r. DUVAL.
an 10 Under American Hotel
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| N aInberland post and brsds, for sale bv
- =. I'M :, WIN. EGGLESTON.
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| NO WATCH MAN Ekss-An assortment q
| Ustch Msferials such IS Glasses, main and hair
Springs, ali kinds Of Files. Hsmmers Wees Plyers,
Ere Islasses Vafeb Lathes Screw Drivers, DC, for
..,s bv - .s''T''- fsENNET A. JAMES.
Eaele Square.
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NTsSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.-
IL The firms of GAY. MATHEWS k Co., OF Rich
mond, and of MATHEWS, GAf y CO,oi Lewis
burg, are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Thomas Mathews and SamuefA. Glover are author
ized TO settle up, and collect the assets and dis.
charge the liabilities of Gay. Mathews Co; and
Mason Mathews is authorized TO settle up and col
iect the assets Il Marhews, Gay q Co, and dis
charge their liabilities.
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T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aIe 0I7 gu ~ E14e
,.sss ss advertisements.
80 s Iiaes or less make square; longer ad'
.sssements in exact proportion, and payable in sd,
sss Advertisements inserted once week, twice
Eeek. or three times week, VII De charged so
csnts for the first inserton and S1f cents Tor escn
r.ss Marriage notices inserted for e5 cents; Fu-
80 notices a5 cents Deaths, without obituary or
funeral invitation, l2s cents
The DAILY DISPATCH" is served to subscribers
AZ sir and quarter esHts per rtek, psysoie 70 tne
vance.
ruR WEEnLY DISPATCH
T, rub,isbed every Friday morning, and mailed
to- nyx DOLLAR YEAR To CLUBS, fer IS six CO.
Mas. for $40 thirteen copies; for SIS twenty CO.
ppiss for $50 twenty copies.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-12-23
H- The town of Stonington,

n1r The town Of Stonington, c.,
made an appropriation, last Thursday,
of fifty dollars, for the purpose of put
ting in a sewer on West Broad Street,
which is noted in muddy times for its
uncrossability. We understsnd that the
town would have voted one hundred
dollars for that purpose, which sum
would have been no more than sufficient
for the purpose, had it not been for some
men from our own village, who stated
that fifty dollars were enough.
'Tis strange, tits passing strange, that
men are sometimes so blinded to Their
own interests. We trust to see the work
60 on, and when the appropriation is al
used up, we trust the citizens will fec
willing to contribute money enough to
finish it. BY the by, is it not time the
town of Westerly did something for the
Improvement of our streets.
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French and Commercial Institut



Mr.. Hoyt, for many years Oral Instructor
in French and teacher Of Merchantile Ac-
counts, Book Keeping, &C., has just opened
IN Institute in this place. The Instruction
will be either in the.day or evening. as the
pupils may prefer. Those desirous of ac-
quiring pure Partisan pronunciation will
find this n good opportunity as an oral
French instructor is not met with every day.
Those who may be desirous ofa thorough
training in mercantile accounts SO as to
qualify themselves for the counting room,
will now have an excellent chance under
teacher who has been regularly brought up
to the business, and whose experience Of over
80 years entities him to confidence. Pupils
from neighbouring towns will be freely fur
nished with printed circulars, by written
application to MIR. H., post paid. Board
may be had in the village at very reasonable
charges.
As only very limited number will be
received, pupils are requested, to apply i'm
Mr.. H. refers to Rev Thos. II. Vail, Rev.
A. L. Whitman, Elder A. b. Burdick, Hon.
Lafayette s. Foster, Esq. Norwich J. p.
Lane, Esq, Principal Norwich Academy !;
Rev. Mr.. Wiley, Stonington.
Books Of accounts posted up and new sets
opened on any system that may be desired,
and advice given on difficulties Of book
keeping. 90eowtf
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IL was first kept by the Eastern church
in January, and confounded with the
Epiphany; till, receiving better infor-
nation from the Western churches, they
changed it to that day. Chrysostom,
who was born about the year 344, in a
homily upon this very subject, probably
written about the year 800, afirms that
it was not above ten years since, in that
church (that Of Antioch1 it began first
to be observed upon that day, and he
offers several reasons to prove that to
be the true~day of Christ's nativity.
Clemens Alexandrius rcckons, from the
birth ofChrist to the death of Commodus,
exactly one hundred and ninety. four
years, one month and thirteen days. This
would make the birth of Christ fall upon
the 25th or 26th of December. Yet
Notwithstanding this he tells us in the
same place, that there we're some who,
more curiously searching after the year
and day of Christ's nativity, affixed the
latter to the 25th of the month of
Pachon. Now in that year in which
Christ was born, the month Pachon
commenced the Goth of April so that,
according to this computation, Christ
was born upon the 10th of May. Hence
we see the uncertainty of the day, since
the wise men were so divided upon the
subject so soon after it took place.
The custom of making presents on
Christmas eve, is derived from an old
heather usage, practised among the
northern nations, at the feast of the birth
of Sol, on the 25th Of December, to
which it succeeded. .
Remember, ye who live in comfort
that you celebrate the birth of one who
was poorest of the poor, one who had
not where to lay his head; and then re-
member the poor around you. Your
store is filled with the good things of thi'
life, and out of your abundance con
tribute to the happiness of those worth.
ones upon whom fortune has not beel
pleased to smile so beniguantly, and il
so doing you will truly celebrate tn
birth of God Of love.
Reader, we wish you "merry Christ
mas"
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l@ The CHRISTIAN DIADEM and

A@ The CHRISTIAN DIADEM and
FAMILY KEEPSAKE, commences a new
volume with the January number. This
magazine is Of a decidedly Christian
tendency, and is conducted in mastery
manner. We can confidently recon-
mend it to all. Terms 81 O0a year
in advance. The publisher offers a
splendid premium of a ten dollar Sab
bath School Library, and twenty-five
copies of the Diadem, to any Church
or individuals who will send them
twenty-five dollars. Address z. Pater
Hatch, l42 Nassau-st., New York.
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nag The dedication of Westerl

a6r The dedication Of Westerly
Cemetry took place, as notified, ycster-
day, and Notwithstanding the coldness
of the weather there were a considera-
bic number present. The services
were short, Of course, and are spoken of
as very good. Mr.. Taylor's address is
highly spoken Of. AS there are many
of our citizens who would be interested
in its perusal, who were not favored
with hearing it, we hope he will
favor us with a copy for publication.
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~ Whoever wishes to perform the
part of " Santa Claus" tomorrow eve-
ming, can find fine assortment Of toys
and fancy articles at Stillman &Potter's,
west end of the Bridge. As there is
to be considerable done in the line Of
making Christmas presents, We presume
they will speedily dispose Of their large
stock, and so you must make an early
call.
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Another Scientific Wonder! hwportant .,
Dyspepties J Houghton's Pepsin. The True Di
gestve Fluid, Gastric Juice prepared from Rcnne
or the Fourth Stomach Of the Ok after directions O.
BARON LrEBIG, the great Physiological Chemist by
HOUGIIT0N, NJ ID, Philadelphia. This is truly q
wonderful remedy for Indigestion Dyspepsia. .Jaundc,
Liver Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures own method by Natures own agent tho
Gastric Juice. Pamphlets, containing scientific evi
dence Of its value furnished by agents gratis. See
advertisement in another column.