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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16


y HOCN & HOLT, kye's Corner. take pleasure
in Announcing the public tint they now rcceiv
Ing aud opening the varied. extensive and ele
gunt Stock Of Dry Goods exhibited in the Lynch
burg mnfkot, md feel satisfied that no one who will
give their stock examination will fail IN being fully
satisfied, both ia price and quality The Ladies' will
find complete assortment of Dress aud o.hcr goods
consisting in pur of tho following articles, Brocndc
st'k., Checked Plnia and pain Black Silks of eryn
qualify Aquilla Tissues Grippe de Spragnc Lima
Cloth, md beautiful article, Grippe dcpnris. Bu.
reyes of the most elegant designs, Silk Luce, Tissues,
ilnin Bmege, Em h,'k aud plain Mouslir ~, Doona
Mnriu cmpes, Orgnndcs Baniste, French and Eng.
lisn Juconett, Linen Popline Lawns Dotted MnsiHs,
Muslin Flouncing Conrs Under Sleeycs En-. Humid
kerchict very cheap, Silk and Cotton Hosiery Mnslin
mud Cdmbrck Edeings and lnsnrtings. Kid aud SILK
Gloves, Silk Mitt Gimp and frngcs. Mnntllns Crane
aud Nett Shnwl-, Mo1pjUg Goods in great variety to-
gcther with various other articles
ton in advertisement Gentlemen will find n com.
pete selection ofFrench and English Cloths Gu sinners
Silk and other vestngs, Glovesn every vary, Cravns
plain and fnncy. Linen Drngs, Collars. Socks Silk
and Linen kdkfs &c.. &c.-Oor Stock of Staple Goods
is very large and desirable. We invite all IN want o
Dry Goods to give us call.
COLHOUN & HOLT.
Aprll l--fs kyips Garner. J. Uycbg1r0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
NEWS TIE TIME TRYET.-

i The subscriber is now prepared to furnish lis
"ANII-CHOLERA MIXrUBE," in any quantity; hi,
article has been in for the la, ten wears and Ec-
hest he bad or Bo,cl Co1 loifs
D'"''1oeo Chol7a Mor6ns, pyscnterg CEole1u Irtaa-
man, ind all affections OF tie stomach and Bowels II j.
not at unpleasant to take and may be given ~ =
drcn with perfect npunily As this is the season Of the
year "heh such diseases prevalent voi would
do we'd 10 call and get Lotte If ken in time j. ul
ways relieve. For sale by
June lis IoUN II Cp,v -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
poOKs EOx PLANTERS, FARM

KVUNN TUX Ff.NNKt HIS, NHN8~
ID E1tS &c
Tn American Fem Bool, by e. l.. Alien.
American roa'tr5 Yard, by y. !. Browne,
Tho Diseases III Domestic aimols, r. T.. Allen
American Bee Keepers Mauunl, by 7 Il. Miner
Fnmily Kitchen Garlcacr by Robert Bui-t,
Element. ol Agricultural Chemistry aud Gcology,
Youat on the larsr, edited by ". {. Spoonef
founu Sheep,
Jobnston's A Agricultural Ghemi-try, edition.
StepAena Book Of the Ia1n-really one Of the best
books orafnfmtr 10 pos.css.
Southern Agriculture, comprising Esaoys on the cul.
tieation Of Corn, Hemp, Tobacco, Wheat &c.
The American MUCK BOOK. 10y J ID, Browne,
Chemistry nude ensy Cor the use 81 Farmers, by J.
Topbam. a. Unper)
Elerienfs of Agriculture. by l. Bentz. (Paper.)
Pests of the Farm ~rth Instructions foe their exrir-
pntioo, by II. y. Rchnrdson--bound in paper,
lust received mud for sale (eheap) by
G. MORSE, Comm'A HerLk,
iy 26-ts Opposite Warwick House, Main ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

BRASS AEEERES.-Wc have on hand aad
ID for sale, a lot of BELL METAL KETTLES that
are superior to any We have ever seen in this market
Prices very low Also, very fine lot TEA KEr.
TIES, &c.
i"11-ts AGREE e. MURRILL..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16
DECEIVE At LAsT.--SIK cases u


Blue
Extra super Batb Post Git
Super commercial Note ruled,
3" Note, plain and win border.
Exnn super ruled cap blue ond Nlltc,
White fat cup.
Folio Post NiIle.
Super white Letter wide ruled for sermons, &c,
Extrn super Bath Post
Extra fine ruled cap blue and white,
Bill or ape paper
The nboyeI upper. from ofthe very best mann.
factories in the United siatcs warranted superior
md nIfyrm in qutity and viii be sold by the
renm,or quantity, Al very low prices.
{. MORSE. Com Mefcht
opposite Warwick House.
7. S. The highest price paid for Linen and Cotton
Rngs. aug 5--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-16

EeACOS AND FISH
hO 5000 lbs. prime Bacon,
2OOO lbs. prime Family Hams,
10 half ard whole bbIs. Mackrrel
10 huff hbls. No l clipt Herrings,
half hbls. Roc IIcrrings,
) hall hbs. No. Shad
in Store and for sale by MOORAIAN < MARTIN.
Nav Its
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
Evening Meeting at the City Hall.

An hour and half before the time advertised
for the evening NEE ting, the side seats in the
City Hall were filled with ladies anxiously waiting
the arr wal of the guest of the State. The seats
had been removed from the body of the
hall, and good part of it was occupied by gen.
tlemen holders of Hungarian Bonds, by seven
o'clock.
At eight O'Clock, the State Committee, the
City Government, and the Committee of Arrange
ments, entered the hall with Kossuth, who was
received with loud and prolonged cheers, waving
OF ladies handkerchiefs, and gentlemen's hands,
and other demonstrations of the most hearty and
enthusiastic sympathy. The crowds that had
been waiting outside for his arrival, came rushing
into the hall until the great aud galleries pre-
scented one unbroken sea of eager, intelligent and
sympathetic faces
General Day called the meeting to order, and
called upon HENRY CHAPLIN, Esa., Eq-Mayor OF
the city, who came forward amid the loud cheer
ing Of the people, and said:
Fellow Offensive come to night as freemen
to pay our tribute of respect to the great advo-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
Tbe Dailp syn.
TUESDAY. APRIL Az lsoS.

Tur RECEPTION OF KossurR' we aeVose
.ho most of our paper this morning, and again
.1.,.h pnon our advertising patrons, to lay
before our readers ofull and complete ropot'
Of the great demonstration in honor OF hosSu,a
which was made in this city Yesterday Inc eio.
oucut speech Of the noble Hungarian delivered
,,non the common, we give verbatim also those
orhis Honor the Mayor, Henry Chaplin Esq'a
.r.n.,a,ion Of the address which was delivered in
German by Mr. J. L. Myers, in behalf OF sne ro, :,
mans Of this city, together with full de'as ., :.
the proceedings Of the day in the order IN whicr
thew occurred. SO full and complete arepof' VII
mot be found in the columns Of any other news
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

r,.u,iuun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ms returned
. !! p"i,n. IN Brinley Row opposite the American
Hnmse can aud see his specimens,
The d7 asn' Vsl med MAT TSe Fair
Az W. M W.. n Adams Silver Medal and at the late
S Sa,r Of ISL ADAMS CO. we're the oNLr Dagnem
iyPi-ls '""' APT DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

,cured tho sun Of Hungarian Independence, Tor the
present, the time will yet come when Hungary shall
enjoy glorious freedom
Once more bid you welcome, thrice welcome to
our cny--to the heart Of the Commonwealth and 10
The hearts OF is people.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

VOTING MEN wish ng Tor employment, are request
cd 10 caIl at the PhrenoIogc4l Room, No u harrng
ION Gamer mp rtars) md if they have the night oga-
1910, can find business as Book Agents
A'1aa 57 Jtf ]. NJ. BARhES Phrenolcgist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

The good IL does, Is felt nj once can be
tnIy sn5 al DR. stephen Jewe'is celebrated strength
ening Plaser We recommend all persons suffering
from Iameness weak ess rheumatism, c., TO give them
a thorough tr al See references and advertisement IN
another column. APPS ua"H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

soda w ter. favored with the most delicious
syT"ns can always he obtained the Drug Sore of
n SCOTT, Jr., Main street, opposite tn Spy Office.
~ DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

Tx, clark, NJ. d., HoMGPATHIc PHYSICIAN
No. Walnut Street. Office hours from to A. Nj.
and from ] 10 r n.
Worces1er Ian lst 1851 janl II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
ponntv Lands and Pensions!

procured. aud Land Warrants located, ana purchased
Information GRATIS, 10 Soldiers oi 'He al a. anu
TO all others, by N''
couNsELLoR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
as s.,y,ssm Harrington Corner, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

...,,1 ,I,.,, -Althouph so may nave pought
Sill 'hs Justly celebrated Ruspint's italian
Io IsS Tomic, the rush is sun aereasg, and well
may, iot y 10 ansed rom dandrulf, scuri, and pre-
keep tne heaufy the hair brought to
cT put up in this market PrePes and Fo ose whole
shle, oy y, o,rr i, ala Main street. feb25 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

az uuyton, PULMoEisT, Corner OF
DR.. H. W; ',s,rts. opposite Col on's Nursery
Main ana Ms WEES cnn 10 promptly obtained at any
Where ms ar night when not prevented BY previous
Professional '", ,rt A lviee. Free dtf-dec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

Notice.-The proprietor Of this paper VIII not be
responsible for any goods delivered To- others than them
selves or their own families, without written order
from them for the same. EARLE d DREW
yVo,css,or Au.us 7 1881 du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

l., Il. Nichols, Nj. d., HOMEOPATHIC PHY
stctAN Residence No. ll2 Main Street Ufice hOms
from to A. NJ, to and 10 8 p NJ
Augs. j. 0Y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

Segars of exquisite favor are always to be
found In quantities to suit, at the Drug Store Of
L. T. LAZELL -
19.dtf POI Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
Ladies Shoes, Caters SINNERS &c,

U1V' OuUos, uaICers, Slippers &C
~ THE most compile e assortment, and
the greatest variety for the SPRING
WnsL~wAA. 'hAD ever offered in this city, are
80, - being received, and will be continually
s Vssh gools) from the IN nuiaetnrers. Having
~ ,y old $40 at reduced prices during the winter
c my n nees habed to supply their ace with e~
o"o's, Vuer me depi sse of he shoe e at
b,,a Wi WI prices. MY Customers will now have the
Denen o. Drossers sfornne Dressrrs sagacity Dres-
90. Jungnent III selecting Goods DR. kSSER's de
70 please them, by calling at I76 Main street
apEl dG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
;" W : = oooIx. n. d.. Dentist,

Noteep wnco@b has removed e1o ,[o@ s,e N1 Ia8
Main nlfsel, W. Nj pnilrond crossing. apps DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
Another Wallet Lost

WE subscriber was robbed of his Wallet at Wash
ing'on square, yesterday afternoon, ing thu re-
~ poa .. hossuth II continued twenty one dollars
~ cash, and valuable papers liberal reward will b
to any one but tho owner
40, Fame ALDRlCH, corner Of High
aPN' dlf aud Pleasant streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
Wallet Lost.

v - lhhDAf Afternoon, in this city, containing
Il nlne dollars, and some papers Of no value to any
one OUT ne owner. The finder will be suitably re-
"hfoeh, by leaving it at this office ap27 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27

Nm MANUFACTURES OF
~" NJ fnera TIE h
- QUO Main ST., Butmdn Block,
QWGd,- NVvvV ,rsrva MASS. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-27
Sale Adjourned.

POTASH.
M CASKS Of first sort Potash, for sale low, by the
~ cask by s LEE, SPRAGUE a. co.
Worcester. March %, 1859 daw8w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-22

new home for the sons of the ocean Is 90 be erected
the old site OF the Sailors Home in Boston, receDtiy
destroyed by fire. The stone vas laid last week.
with appropriate ceremonies.
The city Toledo voted the 1ih instant in favcZ
OF subscribing $50 600 20 the Dayton and Michigan RaE
road.
Mrs Norton tried and convicted In Marquette county,
wisconsin for whipping child to deeih, has been SON.
fenced to the state prison for ten years.
ON the 10Th instant the vito Of James Doughty, Ia Lin
den street Charlesown Mass fatally cut her throat with
razor. She depressed in spirits she was 80 years OK
age
Mr. Norman Warner returning from Berlin to his
home in New Britain, the 10th instant wuan no
stopped by two takau out Of bis wagon roobsa Of
1890 and badly beaten in bis face and his head with
O stone.
At the present session II the Maine Superior Cor at
Bangor Joseph NJ True and Wife formerly Instructors
Lincoln Academy, obtained a verdict OF $1,000 against
David j. Pumby, prominent citizen OF that town, for
SANDER
Mary Elizabeth Beck. tho wife OF r. b. Beck died at
Philadelphia the 10Th instant tom the effects Of
laudanum taken the peyiay day, K ID Supposed with
the intention Of comiaitticg suicide.
man named Martin VI Bendrjx has recovered S2F IA
damage at Cincinnati against the steamboat Iron nm
fr being haadcufcd board that boat on a. char 90 q,
kidnapping negro boy, which vas Afterwards aecer.
,anc1 to be his own slave
II is estimated that 500 600 changed herds ON
the result OF the election, in Cincinnati, Tuesday
Fifteen negroes belongiug TO Eliss Cheney D.a. cs
tunkstown and one belonging 70 hexande- witcheli,
Esd. living near Hagoratown, Md. runaway 10 rsnn
sylyania the 18th instant reward II 81 GO hag
been Offered for their apprebensirn.
At Quebec on the 18th ,l,taut, The shclmometer
ice formed upon the waleS Jareis they Psed through
l tho streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-22
THE MEETING OUTSIDE

Outside the house erected platform the side,
at the corner of and within Grand street which
quickly filed The various whig clubs from the different
wards in attendance, and made very formidable
display. Most prominent we're the Unonstsn who are
organized under the redoubted Yankee Sullivan The
transparences bearing the Of this association ap
peared very numerous The Lundy's Lane Club from
the Ninth ward commanded by William Poole. Esq who
previous his adhesion to the whig ranks contem
porares used to style the notorious Bill Pooe also
cupied prominent position. Rockets and other fire.
works discharged from time to time but though
the crowd was perfectly Dense numbering at one time
perhaps persons there sad lack OF general
tbusasm and the greater part OF the audience moved
away that at the close OF the meeting very few
manned
The meeting of the outsdcrs' was called to order by
f. Collins OF the Thirteenth ward and Robert Smith Of
the sixteenth ward elected chairman
John SAILOR of the Tenth ward unanimously elected
secietary
The CnArRN.S then introduced Colonel SEVER Of Lou
siapa to the meeting, who, after the plaudits which
greeted him had subsIded said-Felow cizensAs your
president has announced. hail from Louisiana am
humble representative of the whg sentiments and feel
nps the State Of louisiana and say to the wings
Of the Empire City all hail Louisiana tenders to the
wings Of New York the right hand Of fellowship and on
It's behalf say to you perform your duty In this contest
and victory will perch upon your triumphant banner
(Cheers) You have in the public prints conducted
by the democratic party in this city and throughout the
that the State of Louisiana Is set down certain
Tor Pierce and King and everywhere orators THROUGHOUT
the length and the breadth Of the land you that
that Is certain for the democratic candidate Men
scattered in every direction and doubt not but that
there numbers In this crowd who would proer their
money and stake it upon the of the democratic
ticket in the State Of Louisiana Now fellow citize
knowing that State as well rs do and having inelli.
pence from every part Of IL from who have been
addressing the people throughout the State am sat
ihed how perfectly reckless and regardless OF truth
are opponents. when they proclaim that loui-
siena il certain for Pierce and King, for just a.
sure as the will rise to. morrow will the
peaple of that State 70 10 the polls In the coming
November and gitc at least 500 meiory for the old
ht1o Of Jurdy's Laue (Cheers) NOW u hesc IRE the
end upoS which they oGor " uet their moDey-f thes,
ese tbe elouad Y their ee,adepcc Il ssc cause n'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-22

there would 30 majority Of ten ihcossud for SIR HUT
and Mr. Kent and saying that fer thirty years past hs
had been round all the time aud help him God he had
never seen such ticket Morgan BIorgsns the nominee
for Mayor was he said a man Of spotless integrity
and In sketchirK bis life said he had been engag
ed In ropewalk where he had spun mote
hemp than enough 70 hreg every rasca. THAT was ne
opposed to him tLGughter) Ia conclusion he alluded
to the democratic o6nddase, Jacob A. Westeryelt To
whose integrity he pad high tribute saving he was
inst the kind of he world like to make the execu
tor, trustee OF his estate he had any After an
interval of singing and marchng by the various clubs
Mr.. VAN WAGNER came forward. Winfield Scott he
said had been identified with the battles and history OF
bis country for year-but especially identified with
the principle Of protection OF al who abored their
bread lie at loss to know what Franklin
Pierce had done for him them that
they should elect him to the highest Office
it was in the peoples gift to bestow. The dc.
mccracy nova days democracy at all.
They repudiated all the principles that General Jackson
he'd ever upheld and told them they had right to give
them protection He repudated all that doctrine There
was no mere analogy he contendcd between the true
democratic party and their principles aud the present
party than between the eagle soaring in his might
the child spewiDg in the lap Of his mother daughter
He concluded by thanking them for the patience with
which they had heard him and gave way
DR.. TAR1LE and Nclshman, then followed; and Mr.
COLLINS, Of the Nineteenth ward having proposed nine
cheers for Scott and Graham, which heartily res.
ponded to- the crowd separated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-22

AWFUL CATAsTEoPHE "A MOTHER AND THREE
CutpaEs BuRNT TO DrArrt--ht Alton Bay. Nr Israel
Sawyer With bis wifc and four children lived u the second
story of old uroccupicd store On Tuesday morning
about 3 O'Clock Mr. sawyer being absent Mrs. : was
awakened by alarm Of ere whom se found the build
fpg enyeloIed IN flames She took her youngest child,
3 year old who IN bed with her, and running TO a
window. throw u out and holtle thing caught aud
syed ftcm injury by scme men assembled below Mrs
sawyer then went to ano her room where her three other
children were aslear 70 resoRc thrm but she
with hfr three daughters from 10 years o
apc the perhtd r. the iamoaa martyr - a mogsar's
heroic deyoop V asr chsren - Ccrc9rd Pgros Oci 2e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-22
NavvItpteIi,gence.

The 4 so0p * var Wand alii was raised on me SEQ
Uopa deck at tae Phuadeiphis Navy 5aid ca II sd-
nesdBy -
from New yo,k SCOT 27th for no Jsneir5 and Val.
psyasa wss spoken th inst 80 SCI lon o. by The Lark
AresD nsa 81 tbls port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-22

BILLY BowLEGs There seems 10 be some doubt,
after all whether Billy Boslcgs viii 60 West The gu
yauuah Couier Of the 1st inst says 10y While on their
way TO this city, informed that Billy once or
twice pa1took too freely Of his iavora fire water He
was particular on such occasions to curse General Blake
especially when the general could not hear him On
occasion he went below among tho engineers and the
aeners passed near by when By overcd his voice and
with his peculiar Indian emphasis curaod him most Bit
tory, and wound up by saying, Hos raca-he no gene
ral--he no big warrior A gentleman who conversed
With Abram the interpreter informs that the old fell
low was very sulicn and moody. When asked II Billy
Bovegs was actually going west be shrugged his shout
ders and fnid Me hope sol Our informant IL Of the
opiuon from all lie saw and heard that the INDIANS viii
not remove according to agreement and thst wo may
da We trust he may be mistaken =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-22

GIEARp COLLIE The secretary Of the College for
0rphans Henry W Arey Esq has just published MS
tory OF tbs Institution It's organization and plan of dis
clpne with the Of instructionform OF admis-
sion Of pupils description Of tie building sc 1t
taips large amount of useful Information presented in
succinct form bracing Biographical sketch OF
Stephen Grard, together with his will. The following
statistics in regard to the construction Of the college
building, we gather from tho details Of this highly
interesting work-The which the building
stands, exclusive Of the steps "a 3Sl super
ficul feet. Of which l2S62 feet occupied by the
walls making the proportion of tho points Of support to
the voids more than as 70 two The average weigh
each superficial foot Of foundation Is about six tons.
There III les cubic feet Of marble weighing 1857
tcns21 366 cubic feet Of granite 17l7 tons25 39 floor
ing tiles 400 tons1 134 $50 bricks p os7 tonsl24 4o5
petches Of building stone, 1868 tcuswroueht iron for
bands clamps &c 13i tons-cast iron Ia ceiling of por
tco l32I tons--csst iron in water pipes is tooscast
non in flights ald inner rims, 1876 ons-med lead
for cutters and setting marble and for cramping and
weighing 49, ous--53 100 bushels OF line l3l tons
so 24 bushels OF sand 2o2 tons133 6i6 bushels Of pic
sand 759 tons4 200 bushels OF hydraulic cement $50
tons-locks fasteniugs, glass, and lumber llG tons
making aggregate weight Of che building o5Ia tons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

Observation-Disclosures FROM THE FOURTH
SToMAcH oxlThe DIGESTIVE FLUID or GAS
thC JUICE prepared from Rennet the
e'.,ons Even ~ Baron lg the gmt Psychological Chemist by
sn permanent relief for lndgeso Dyspepsia Jnunce
LAYER Complaint Constipation Debility curing altar Natures own
METHOD BY Naures agent the Gastric
healthy condition. - 1870 " '-'
Half teaspoonl Of this infused in water will deest or dis
solve five pounds of roast beef about stomach
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Bare lelos IN nus rk on Animal Chemistry An
prepared from the membrane stomach of the calf
which articles food eggs will be soened
changed and dgested just the
human st0mach.n
Dr. Peren his famous treatise On Food Diet published by
Fowler same fact and describes
the method PREPARATION There few higher than Dr.
Pereia.
Comb writing Physiology of Digestion
observes that dmnaon the due quantity Juice
prominent and all prevailing Of Dspspa he
~ distinguished Professor Of Medicine in London who severely
d with the complaint finding thing else 70 fall had
to the Gastric obtained the stomach Of living
proved completely snccesstul"
Dr. Graham author work Negotiable Det
at remarkable fact in physiology, that the stomach of animals
articles Of food and ecng kind artificial digestion Of them in
wise dlherent from the natural digestive process"
Dr. Smons great work, The Chemistry Man." Cea Blanchard,
phadepha ls4S $2ia The Pepsn forms
we know that food dissolved rapidly artificial digestive fluid,
prepared from Pepsn, the ITSELF"
Prof Dungson of Jefferson College, great work
sn physo9Ey deyoes more than 6y to examine
Juice obtained nom the living human stomach, animals,
well known all cases he geson perfectly
in tie artificial as in the natural digestion"
w For further proof Of the remarkable merits of this discovery call
A. kENDALL& CO., General Agent Southern STAGES.
w FOR SAFE ALSO ay Druggas generally. my93 ly