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The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-08
MlisteIIalrtous.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ by the Court OF Sessions on Tuesday,
the 18th of April, 1854, at O'Clock P. NJ,
for the erection of Court House and Jail
in the town of Downeville, Sierra county,
California. Bids must be made in conformi-
ty to the following specifications, and secu-
rity will be required for the faithful per-
formance of the contract and the execution
or the work in workmanlike manner.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-08

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
= CALIFORNIA, To Jerry Shea aud
Frederick Gerichten, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to be and
appear before me, George A. Booth. Justice
of the Peace in and for the township OF
Downieville, Sierra county, California, on
the 23d day Of June, A. D. 1854, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, of that day, to answer the
complaint OF Amos Wheeler, who demands
judgment against you for the sum of four
hundred aad eighty-six dollars; due by
contract, as appears more fully from tho
complaint now on file in my Office, and in
case Of your failure to appear and answer
at that time Judgment will be rendered
against you for that sum, together with
costs and money disbursements.
In testimony whereof have hercunto sef
my hand this 22d day of March, 1854.
GEO. 4. BOOTH.
Justice OF the Peace in and for the town.
ship Of Downieville, Sierra county, Cali.
fornia.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-08
JOB Printing of eyerv descriution

EAl III ex>cuted at this Office. and on
teri IS sati7. ctory to al! narticS :
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-08

Downieville, Mar. Is, 1854. mar 1874
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-08

L,LOUR-1O,O0o lbs Superfne Washing
l. ton Mills, San Francisco, equal to
Gal!ego or Haxall, in store and for sale nv
feb lift e. ". HASKELL & URO
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13

ed to be heard by the rest of the meeting In vain
did the Mayor of the city appeal to their sense OF
order; they refused to let him be l1eard
Judge Douglas, notwithstanding the uproar OF
these hlrelings proceeded at intervals He told them
that he was not unprepared for their conduct. He
had day or two since received letter written by
the secretary of an organization framed since his
rival in this city, for the purpose of preventing him
from speaking. This organization required that he
should leave the city keep silent; and if he dis
regarded this notice. the organization was pledged,
at the sacrifice of life, to prevent his being heard He
presented himself he said, and challenged the armed
gang to execute upon him their murderous pledge.
The letter having been but imperfectly heard, its
reading was asked by some of the orderly citizens
present. but the mob refused to let it be read.
At length at halfpast ten o'clock, yielding to the
earnest appeals of his friends, Judge Douglas with
drew from the stand.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13

MAN KILLED ON A RAILROAD. Welcarn from Mr..
William b. Chalkley, of the very efficient route
agents between Richmond and Weldon, that white
man was killed on the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail-
road yesterday about noon.
Mr.. c. furnishes us with the following particulars
The engineer of the mail train from Wilmington,
when short distance north of Halifax, N, c., dis
covered white man standing upon the track. The
train proceeding at rapid rate, and knowing
it impossible to check its speed, the engineer sound
ed the whistle, but the unfortunate man remained
perfectly motionless and struck with full force
by the engine 1t is supposed instant death the
result, but as the train did not STOP have clue
to his identity, or what led to the rash act.
Pets ErpreSs
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Cheap Place.--No. %, Fayetteville St.

wv e ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF MOST OF OUR
w FALL purchases, which is more extensive than
have heretofore had, and to which invite the whole
human Some may choose to call attention BY
of Northern printed Circulars to favored fewve in
vite ALLthe rich the poor the bond and the free Cons
ONE CONE ALLeamine stock if they don't suit, don't
buy
We take this occasion to return acknoedg
the community by which have been literally sus-
tanned EVANS & COOKE.
Raleigh Sept. 10, 1854. 81
- Star, Post and Age COPY.
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HARPER AND PUTNAM

We regret to see these Magazines made the vehi-
ces of anti-slayery, rather abolition sentiment.
Harper has not gone far in this respect Putnam
but the former, in recent number is particular in
stating that, on the question of slavery it warmly
shares the common feeling Of the North. u
Putnam for September concludes long article on
the subject follows;
We repeat, that until the sentiment of Slavery
is driven back to its original bounds, to the States
to which it legitimately belongs, the people of the
North are vassals Yet their emancipation is pract-
termination to be free and they free. They are
to discard all past alliances to put aside all present
fears to dread future coalitions in the single hope
of carrying to speedy victory, banner inscribed
with these devices
The repeal of the Fugitive Slave law,
The restoration of the Missouri Compromise
No more Slave States
No more Slave Territories.
The Homestead for f'eemen on the public lands"
The above doctrines are disunion and abolition;
and the periodical which urges them cannot expect
the patronage countenance of Southern men.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13
NORFOLK MARKET.


REPORTED FOR THE "NoRTH-cARoLINA STANDARD"
By A. NJ MPHEETERS l. CO.,
wholesale Gocers, F0rcGring d Commission Merchants.
NORFOLK, Sept. g. 1854.
FLOUR The market is still poorly supplied We quote
s. F. at ss4 a $S1a; extra s924 q So The outside fig
urcs being hard to realize
CORN-Rather dull with sales of mixed and white at IS
a 80 cents.
. NAVAL sT0RES-saes of Spirits Turpentiue last week
in quantity at 80 Prices show disposition receds
again. however quote SOC for retail lots to-day
Rosn dull Tar in light request with sales at sS. Crude
Turpentine held at So 90 S31S.
STAYES-W. O. Pipes $50 q $50; hid. s44 q SAC bbl
S29 q S91 R: Q. hid sS6 q S37 heading $685.
BACON-N. c. and Va hog round 915c.; extra hams II
@ 1se: Western sides ~ a Sc. shoulders 7c
LARD-1011 % 1114 ..-...
SALT i: factory filled So; under size $1ss q s1K
G.. A 81 so; T. 1. 60 "a Csc:
L1ME-Thomaston from store s. 90 "a 81 25, scarce;
Agricultural soc. per sack.
GUANO-The Government Agents have again reduced
the price of Peruvian to the former standard quote
For @ 5 tons. $4,000 bs,l s48 cash.
4" 6 % 10 AN
" IL q % Al
" 26 % SO I" 4615 /"
Over so tons, AZ
Less than 1000 lbs. 215c per ID.
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DIET D.

In Rockingham county, the eh inst of eonEestve fe-
YER FRANCES kEID wife of Samuel Adams and daughter
OF the late Reuben Reid Called by the messenger
IN the meridian of life her loss has an irreparabe
yod In the circle of her family restiyes v
virtuous and Christian f she met the solemn hour Of
death with nothing to disturb her last save the
idea OF parting from family which she was so deepv
endeared. Peace to her memoryi TCoM
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HE MAR Ts1
RALEIGH MARKET.

:, RALEIGH MARKET
REPORTED FOR NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD,
By WIN. c. UPCHURCH
p1o17n SEPTEMBER II, 1854.
BACON-11 cts. per ID hog round.
hARD-l212 cts. per H., scarce.
BOIIER-20 cts. per H., very scarce.
EGGS-l211z to 10 cts per Dozen
CH1CkENS-20 cts. EACH scarce.
CORN-S4 25 to 81 so per barrel
MEALS per barrel, scarce.
FODDER-S1 25 per loo lbs.
STOCK PEAS-Red, 80 cts per bushei.
White 50 cts per
SMEET POTATOES-S0t to 81 per bushel:
FRESH P0Rk-S u cts. H., retail.
Is BEEF cts. on foot.
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THE NEBRASKA R111.

THE NEBRASKA BILL.
This wonderful Nebraska bill has wrought
A miracle that ne'er seen thought,
Three thousand priests of pure New England breed,
" no never in one point of faith agreed,
Ana never viii again1-that I'll be sworn 49,.
Till the last leaf from Time s old book is torn;
Have tuned their Threats to one HARMONIOUS strain
And draw together both by bit and rein.
Religion ne er could bring them in one tether,
But Christian hatred of their Southern brothers.
Boston Post.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13

The yellow FEVER AT SAVANNAH has created a
terrible panic among the citizens. Not only are 90
of the principal business houses shut up but one half
of the clearinghouse are closed together with the
Pulaski House. the agest hotel in the city, and their
proprietors taken to fight. The Marshall House,
another large hotel is Also it stated about to close
Business throughout the city is almost entirely sus-
pended, and the Georgian says that in proportion to
the population it has fear that the number
of sick is greater than at any previous period,
though the disease is less fatal.
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Less than 1000 lbs. 21lc per fb.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
SEPTEMBER 8.
Not much activity in the market during the past week
Superfne FLOUR sold at IS % per bb Very little COT
TON coming in.
Two small droves of BEEF cattle arrived durnghe past
week, and brought 4 and on the hoof
On Thursday CHICKENS brought 25 TO 30 cts piece.
EGGS 20 cts. per dozen. SWEET POTATOES 81 per
bushel. Cdr0liniaz.
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~ We learn that the North Carolina Railroad
has been completed from Goldsborough to within
about ten miles of this place. and it is expected it
will be finished and the cars running between this
place and that by the middle ofNovember. To Will
mington in four hours!
The Road has been laid for about twelve miles
west of this place. We learn that the line from
Charlotte to Concord has been laid and that the
Road is expected to be soon finished to Salisbury
We presume that by the meeting of the Legislature
about one-half of the Road will have been compile
ted
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MARRIED,

In York District s. c. the 31st of August DIV A. Har-
Massachusetts. ~'' -
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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Star of the West arrived at New
York Friday, bringing 400 passengers and one
million of dollars in gold.
The intelligence from California is not very impor-
tant The feud between the Democrats continues,
and it was thought the Wings and Know Nothings
would carry the State. The latter had organized in
all the chief towns.
Mining operations highly prosperous. In
the City of San Francisco wages were as follows per
day: House carpenters, S. 50 joiners, Sc So !;
stone masons, 81 bricklayers So plasterers, 81 !;
blacksmths, &c. turner's So So; brass founders,
So; wheelwrights, So; carriage makers, Sc; and
printers $50 per week, but for one man employed
there are two or three looking for work; and good
fast workman will obtain situation at 81 per day,
when poor hand would not get place at 81
The news from China is that the rebels had taken
Canton.
1t is also stated that treaty for annexing the
Sandwich Islands to the United States was on its
way to Washington.
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Tbe Stan0ar0..
p AIE1GH. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 10. 1854.
NOTICE.

II will be necessary pursuance of the arrangement
have made with Mr. Wilson to close all the accounts of the
Standard establishment and commence the 1st of
November Subscribers to both the Weekly and Semi
Weekly will have opportunity of paying to that date
and of having advance, 50 81 the may be-
The due in many instances small but in the
mich of the profits of my labors for years past trust
shall not look in vain for prompt payments of these a
mounts Subscribers will receive their accounts in their pa
ncrs and can money by mail, my risk. Re-
ceps will be sent in the paper showing the amount paid
and the time Fad to.
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l. I...l S54,
NK7 FL. & X. s. TUCKER AT THEIR NEW
w SSTORE, No S, Fayetteville 81. now prepared
to exhibit their Fall Stock Of
FRENCH, GERMAN, SWISS,
ENGLISH, SCOTCH, ~ IRISH,
AND INDIAN DRY GOODS
comprising of the largest and varied assofmens
offered in this CITY, q.
SILKS DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS,
CLOAKS MANTILLAS. RIBBONS,
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIEs, LACES
LINENS &C.,
will be found in this Stock in great varieties Their
toners and the public generally earnestly requested
call before purchasing elsewhere will make it to their
interest to examine our stock. $50
Call and see stock of HATS and CAPS have
in Store all the modern styles namely the Eye Onc
HTde 4arae, R5aoac=l0lin5, fdsQ=eep, de-, de- Also
full stock of mems wear, Groceries and Cfockefy.
w. H. r. s. TUCKER.
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1854. ST.
NJOTICE.-WISHING TO CLOSE UP OUR BUSI-
Ia NESS at Monterey, Johnston county, will sell the
hundred of land three hundred of which have
boxed good Dwelling Houses Store Houses,
Still and fixtures, three good wells of water all other shell
tiers for Dstlley purposes and Of the he'll
thiest places in the country.
Any person wishing to engage in the Distiery business
would do well to make early application The situation is
miles from Raleigh 80 from Fayetteville 10 II to the
nearest point Cape Fear Possession will be gwen LIST
January, 1885, earlier if desired.
LEACH g. BANKS.
September 9, 1854. Sat-.
~ Star, Register and Metropolitan will please copy and
send account to this Office.
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D.
The unexpected advent of the President, accom-
panied by his lady, the Secretary of War; and the
Marshal of the District, forms epoch in the his
tory of this mountain region and will long be re-
membered by its hardy population. Sun-burnt far
mers crowding in from distance of Ely miles
to greet the Chief Magistrate of the republic whose
gracious manners and unasSuming department rem
der him welcome and most acceptable vister He
realizes here that tranquil repose refreshing to
carc-worn statesman. The close of the season had
subdued the crowd of seven hundred to moderate
capacity, and without intrusion on his privacy he
has been welcomed by all irrespective of party.
The only prominent politicians here the Hon.
Mr.. May, of your city; Col Archer, of Virginia !;
Hon. j. G. Miller, NJ. c. from Missouri; Mr.. Barrn-
GER late Minister to Spain and Mr.. Gales, of Wash
ington the Hon. John Nelson having left few
days since.
Yesterday, Mr. Waddell, the former proprietor,
gave social entertainment to the President at his
hosptable retreat the banks of Capon river. The
dinner eniivened by brief addresses from Mr..
Barringer, Mr. May, Mr.. Burgwyn of North Carroll
ma, Mr. Barney, and others, social rather than poi-
cal to which the President responded in most fell
citous language breathing ardent patriotism and I'M
finching devotion to the Union.
The retiring gcntleness of Mrs. Pierce, whose sub
dued and accomplishing grief marks every Inca
ment of her pallid countenance, creates unusual
sympathy, and all unite in delicate attentions, which
seem greatly to be appreciated Every effort will
be made to detan them here beyond the allotted
week Of absence from the cares ofState.
RuTf
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13

BUFFALO, Sept. g. Mr.. Douglas did not speak at
Chicago the 4th, as he had promised to do, but
left that day, to attend the Democratic mass meet
ing at Indianapolis, Ind
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 8. The Democratic State Con
vention assembled at Indianapolis to-day. 1t wa
addressed by the Hon. Messrs. Douglas, Pue, ant
Joe Lane. Their speeches were well received.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13

MAcH1As, Maine, Sept. 6. A large and enthusi-
astic nti-Nebraska meeting held last night.
gress from the sixth district in opposition Fuller
the democratic candidate for reelection.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13

Boston, Sept. Z, 1854 From Gig ht o'clock last
night until three this morning there has been inces
SAINT thunder and lightning, with eopious rain. The
weather continues very warm
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. We had violent gale this
afternoon for a few minutes which was succeed by
a gentle rain for brief period-wind south.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13

INDIANA. The fusion in Indiana between the
wings and abotonists is almost complete. The dem
ocrats have nothing to oppose to this combination
but straghtout democratic ticket; and we are glad
10 see that the prospect is good for great
at the coming election.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13

gsS The shipments of specie from this country
TO EUROPE for the past week, amounted to one mill
ilcn and half dollars
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LOUISVILLE, Sept T. The Hon. Ephraim I-Fos-
u. S. Senator from Tennessee.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13
JESSE TTMANTS

Cincinnati Gazette.
We see it stated that the Commissioners met a
day after this publication, and dismissed Mr..
Tmanus. Served him right.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13

~ The New York Courier gives the following
strong reasons why the public lands should be alien
ated or given away in homesteads by Congress:
First The revenue from these lands is already
pledged for the interest in the national debt. which
pledge, while leaving at full liberty to make any
customary national use of the property, is guar
antee that we will not ALLEVIATE it source of rev
enue.
Secondly. The lands ought to be reserved, so far
as compatible with the other needful purposes OF
the Government as bounties for military service,
either in defence of its country or in its foreign
wars. III.
Thirdly. They are again becoming fruitful source
of revenue since the satisfaction of the Mexican war
bounty warrants and that revenue is likely to be re-
CURED for the support of Government.
Fourthly. Being the common property of all the
States, if distributed at all, the division should be
in equal representative proportions that the old
States may pay off their debts and complete their
public improvements
GALE AT CHARLESTON. There was terrific gale
at Charleston on Thursday and Friday last. Inn
mense damage was done to the shipping and wharyes
and the battery rendered perfect waste. Por-
tons of Meeting King, Tradd, Calhoun, and other
streets were flooded. The entire loss is estimated
at 100000. $50
n8E7 1t will be scen by advertisement in to-day's
paper, that Mr. A 6. Kern, piano tuner and repair
err will offer his services in few days to those here
who may need them T.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-13
Pianos Tuned and Repaired.

A G. KERN, FROM THE CELEBRATED PIANO
Ne Mandatory Of Knabe, Cache Co.. Baltimore re-
spectuly informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Raleigh
that he will be few days. to attend to any tuning
repairing of Pianos that may be entrusted to him Being
eria heis confident of giving satisfaction in every
1t purpose to visit regularly such towns and
villages encouragement sufficiently liberal TO justify
the expense and thus to supply want long felt in many
parts the services of reliable sedObe pro-
cured All orders left at Lawrence's Hotel viii receive
prompt attention.
Sept. II, 1854. 1039-w&sB5tpd.r4
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Worcester Mass, Sept s. The freesoilers calling
themselves Massachusetts Republicans assem- bled to
day and nominated s. C. Phillips as their candidate
for Governor.
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THE TORTURE AT WORK.

WHAT MEAN? On Monday morning
the following advertisement of of county
commissioners inserted in all the daily papers
of this city:
$50 MEN WANTED. Mechanics. and Iaborers, to
work at the new courthouse. Preference well be
given to American Protestants.
JESSE TIMANUS.
On the bulletin board, in the room of the super
intendent of the new county buildings the following
order may now be seen:
COURTHOUSE BUILDING OFFICE
Cincinnati, August %, 1854
To the su5-satperiateadents Of tie courthouse:
GENTLEMEN: You are hereby notified and directed
to employ, when applied to for situation in your
several departments, none but Americans and Pro-
testants the exclusion of any and all Foreigners
and Catholics that may be engaged at work at said
court-hOuSe
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@1 nn REWARD FROM THE

GkSk rev AhD;-hA t = a .; = 7 I'LL lie
JOE bright mulatto years of age feet
inches hi gh weighs about 175 pounds shutters especially
waitep to pass himself as white man he has done
by cutting his hair and wearing wig He down
cast e6untenance when spoken to- He is Gin maker BY
trade and do very good Cabinet work He left with
hundred dollars for his apprehension delivery
in GreenviIe, Ga, fifty dollars If confined some jail
atI get him. He sometimes calls himself Joe Hill
billiard purchased him of Mr.. McCarson of Burke
County, N c. He may have gone either to Burke Bun
c5mbele Henderson. -
JOHN S. GRANT. =
Greenyile, Ga lug "a 1854 103S-wtf.
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hereby appoint Linn Banks and Thomas L. Banks my
lawful to transact my business Executrx of the
last VIII and Testament of Adam G. Banks, dec
. SUSAN BANKS.
Sent, 1854. I039-W3w.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-16

DIR. GARDINER. Geographic dis
patch TO Chicago gives some little infor
nation in regard to the conviction, and
subsequent suicide of DR.. Gardner, on
trial before lbe u. s. Circuit Court, al
Washington. for defrauding tbs United
States Oh, Of nearly half a million OF
dollars. He was found guilty by the
jury, alter being out a long while, and
sentenced TO ten years imprisonment in
the penllenliary. One account says il
is not certain tina, the case was one oi
suicide, but was one of overwrough.
feeling. And another account, says, that,
on entering the cell where Gardiner was
confined, he was observed to drink some
water, and then throw back his head;
and il is supposed that he then took
poison. He was seized with convul-
sions Immediately, and. giving letter
to his brother, he remarked he v as going
before u Judge who would not pronounce
him guilty. He expired in great agony.
He was engaged to marry lady in
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-16

The NEBRASKA BILL, before being
passed IN the Senate, was amended in
the following particulars:
l The abroga:ion Of the Missouri
Compromise was declared not to revive
the old French Law. establishing slavery
in the Louisiana territory.
The legislation OF the territory TO
be placed beyond the power of Congress.
the territorial governor, appropriated by
the President moi having de,crnina,e
veto power.
Aliens cannot vote in the territory.
This amendmen. by Mr.. Clayton passed
by % to 20. Douglas being among the
mars, and Cass absent.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-03-16

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Elm. The true Digestive Fluid. or Gastric
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on Liebis, rhe great Physiological chemist
by J. 5 hou-shon. NJ. d., Philadelphia.
This is sraiy wonderful remedy for lndi-
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after Natute's ownmethod, by Natures own
asetr, tlw Gastric Juice. Pamphlets. con-
taiiliil.. scientliic evidence Of its value, fur
nisi,rd BY agents gratis See notice among
Medical advertisements.