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AMPS.-I will sell my present supply of Fluid Lamps
Lat reduced prices desire to introduce q now STYLE
. ~" p. +. PESCUD.
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THNOOTH BRUSHES.-I have a very large supply
IL of splendid Tooth Brushes-for sale very low by
-E~' -... p. F. PESCUD.
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III OTICE.-APPLICAT1ON WILL BE MADE, AT
the next Session of the General Assembly of North
Carolina, for Charter for the McIVER COAL COMPANY
an dior amendments to the Act Incorporating the BURRO
Sept. %, 1854 Q1-td
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american almanac.
GOVERNORS OF THE SEVERAL STATES AND! TER
RITORIES; -. E.. 49,.
With their SeLieg and Terms of Office: the Number of
Senator's and Representatives. in tie State Legislatures tci
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ADEIS may call with perfect safety feeling assured
HAthat they can obtain anything in the way of DRESS
GOODS French and English Merno's French Plaid Goods
all Grades, Cashmers Delans, Apacca Black Silks ali
grades and prices and perhaps the beautiful coored
do; all of which will be sold for a small advance.
EVANS COOKE
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A Splendid lot of SHAWIs, Plain, Plaid, White Silk
as we wish them to be circulating EVANS COOKE
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OChBRIDGE ALUM WATER.-HAyINC
~ the Agency for the sale of this valuable Medicinal
water, we are now prepared furnish by the barrel
nall barrel or gallon Pamphlets containing the ANALYSTS
subscribers. WILLIAMS 4 ESVWn0D ne
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IT YON'S RAT PILLS: AND.SALVE. DON'T
Abe annoyed any longer with rats when you extir
inmate them by giving Rat Pills greasng their food with
COster's Salve, which you will find at PESCUDS.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
HOUSES FOR RENT.I hare s,r 70

HOUSES FOR Remit have for rent
IL several new convenient houses. with lots of
TWO sores OF ground attached to EACH situated on
new street parallel with Boundary street. running
along the top oftbe rsge west Of the railroad where
IL leaves the city, little more than q mile north
easterly from the Capitol
Ihese house have from seven to tens rooms each
including kitchen, with several closets and cellar
"oodsheds and stable. and pumps of excellept
Water near at hand. The situation is beautiful over
looking the railroad and large portion of the eity
and having the Capitol in full view. The approach
to them is by II street, Delaware Avenue, and
street, GRADED and graveed. The soil of the lots is
generally good. and capable of being made very pro-
ductive. ~
Az omnibus now ruos twice day bstween these
houses and the Presidents square, by way of NJ
street, De'aware avenue, II street, eth street and
pennsylvania avenue: leaving the houses at abou,
nan past eight ocOck, q. m. and ha!fpast two D. m
returning after brief stands at the War, NAVY and
treasury Departments, the Centre Market General
Pest Office and Patent Office.
These houses are peculiarly ad apted for the resi-
dences OF Clerks and others of seentary habits who
reqnise exercise either by walking. or by manual
labor in garden.
The houses and lots will be let AS thew stand With
a large shed containing stall for horse and an
out-oniiding, mt the very low rent of TWO HUNDRED
DoLLARS per annum, payable monthly If other
improvements be wanted, they will be made with q
due increase Of rent.
Apply to VIM. Stickney, ESQ., occupying . house
on the same street. to myself at M residence near
INC premFes. AMOS KENDALL
Washirs ton, May lew Int Union7
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sions in the letter on which he animal.
verts, may have been intended for personal
application to himself.
1 would beg leave to say now, that in
the sacred presence of that conscience
for which ne so eioquently pleaded,
must assure him that when the letter
was written, or before or since, it would
be, aiid has been. and trust ever will
be, impossible for the undersigned to
speak or write one syllable disparasins
to tie high character, honor, public OF
private integrity of General Cass.
AT the same time, as mark of the
confidence of the undersigned in Senator
Cass' impartial justice, and, indeed, in
Imitation of the General s own free course
IN the great speech to which reference has
already been made, the undersigned begs
leave to say that, as far as God, and
nature, and history. and philosophy, and
the rights of nations, and the experience
of human life may have enabled him to
Judge, and furnished him with means for
analysing the speech of our distinguished
Senator, he shall claim the liberty of ap-
plying the tests rigidly, but most respect
fully.
The undersigned, in addition, becs
leave to say that he hopes, notwithstand.
ing his numerous official engagement and
duties, to be able to publish his remarks
on General Cass' speech within ten, OF
at most fifteen days from this date.
The undersigned feels most deeply the
disadvantages under which he must ne
cessarily appear in venturing to review
the dicta of SO eminent statesman as
General Cass. General Cass is regarded
and have no doubt deservedly, by al.
most majority of the American people.
as one of our most tried and most worthy
statesmen. The undersigned, on the
contrary, if he is known at all to any
considerable portion of his countrymen,
is known-as far as certain newspapers
distribute knowledge-only as a narrow.
minded, illiberal, bigotcd adversary OF
the progress of our age, and the develop.
ment Of our institutions.
Under these circumstances, no one can
feel more deeply than the subscriber, the
advantageous position, the necessity Of
occupying which, the long meditated and
deliberately arranged speech of General
Cass has imposed upon him, if he would
not be forgetful of reasonable measure
of respect for himself and for his Catholic
fellow countrymen. For nearly wear
and half, General Cass has been shed.
ding the illuminations of his experienced
intellect, and the concentrated powers ct
his brooding mind on the letter which
forms the staple of his great speech; and
the undersigned hopes that he may be
allowed the reasonable period already
referred to for an opportunity to reply in
answer to General Cass, to statements,
insinuations, inuendoes, and differences,
which he fears may be found in the Sena-
tor speech, or deduced from it, calcula-
ted to lower the undersigned in the good
opinion Of his fellow-countrymen, whether
Senators or private citizens.
fJOHN HUGHES,
Archbishop of New York.
New York, May II, 1854.
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A LErTER FROM ARCHBISHOP HUGHE:

10 Editors Of C0HrIer and ERQUiyer:
When the unexpected distinction was
conferred on the undersigned of having
his humble name and supposed princi-
plies introduced by General Cass into the
deliberations of the Senate of the United
States and there discussed and to some
extent denounced, in a manner. prejudi.
cial to the sentiments and character OF
that humble individual, he begs leave to
claim it as the privilege Of citizen to
appeal from any denunciation however
eloquent, or from any hasty judgment
even of that distinguished assembly
which ranks in his mind, and as he thinks
ought to rank in the minds of the world
as the most honorable and dignifed de-
Lucrative assembly on the earth-to the
common sense and common Justice of its
individual members and of his fellow
citizens, without the slightest intention
Oh his part to bias their impartial judg-
ment one way or the other.
The undersigned begs leave to say that
it is his intention to reply, through the
medium of the public Press, to the great
speech, so called, of the distinguished SEN
ator from Michigan, the Hon. Mr.. Cass.
Mr. Cass enumerates several cases
which appeal directly to the most sacred
feelings of the human heart. He is, as
might naturally be expected in these par
ticulars, on the side of human feelings.
But the whole tone of his speech is cal
culated to leave the impression in the
minds of his hearers when he spoke, and
of his readers when he published. that
the humble individual who has so un-
worthily been the occasion of waste oil
precious public time is opposed to the
humane views of General Cass.
This would be an inference unwarrant.
ed by him, and against which the under
signed begs leave to enter beforehand an
humble but firm protest.
There is only one question connected
with this great speech Of the honorable
Senator from Michigan. which has given
the undersigned the slightest pain. This
is, that in reading the Senator's speech
it has occurred to the mind of this writer
that General Cass, so deservedly honoreG
by his country, and SO highly esteemed
as we'll for his patriotic virtues as fol
reasons of private courtesy extended t.
the undersigned when the General wa
our distinguished representative at Paris
may have imagined that certain expires
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AUCTION 6ALEa.

BY SNEE q SCOTT, AucttoneSRs.
VALUARLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION =
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, We shall sell,
at O'Clock p m on the preuis-s-
Lots Noe. 5, g. and Z, Ia subdivision Of couare 2sl
at the corner of l4th AZ d sts
Al;o, Lot No. :. in Square 247, near ne corner Of
llth and streets fronting so feet on north l. 10
feet deep, to wide alley.
Lots Nos a and IS, in Square 2is, frantins on
18th, between X and L SITS. 70
Lot No. 10, in Square s42. =
Lots Nos. % and 70, in Square S16. > -
All the last mentioned lots front on 1lth st. west.
between and L SITS. north. i :
All the above described property is situated IN the
most elevated, healthy, and desirable part of the
city, being in the immediate vicinity Of the Franklin
Row. This is q rare chance for hand ONE buildne
sites.
The sals win commerce on Lots Nos. IS, 6, and Z,
in Square PSI.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
GREEN SCOTT,
may I'D Auctioneers.
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SAVE YOUR DIMES
AND DOLLARS WILL SAVE THEMSELVES.

I WISH TO call public attention to the fact that ]
l. am prepared to furnish families, wedding par
ties, parties, excursions, balls, pic MICS &C., at the
shortest notice, and with promptness.
Having secured one OF the very best of workmep
and only using the very best Of materials, can fur
nish all articlea such pure Virginia Cream for Ice
Cream at 50 per gallon. Water lees at the sams.-
Also. Jeles Charlctts, &c, Fruit and Pound Cakes
and great variety of Small Cakes, at much lower
figure than the best establishment of note in thu
city can furnish for at least 25 per cent less thar
their charge for the same, that the question
very often asked, Where can We get pule ariel,
of Cream aud Confectionery" l will answer, an(
can prove bY everybody calling and trying
Store corner Of 14th street and Penneylvsn'a ave
nue.. J. q. WEAVER, Agent.
may 2-eo2m
rkNT's SUM HlEk UNDER.EAta e.
VI ments Of Silk, Gauze, Merino, Gauze Cotton
isle Thread, DC. large supply just received at
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store,
Penna avenue, near AZ street.
may 5-eod2w
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EVERY MAN A FREEBOOTER.

THE UNION LAND ASSOCIATION respectfully
L inform the public that they have taken mp a
TRACT OF LAND eiigby situated at the junction of the
Bridge road, Marlborough road, and the Pigcatawsy
road, fronting on the liver directly opposite the
Navy Yard, and commanding De views Of the CITY
OF Washington, and The Potemac River, which they
intend laying out In BUILDING LUTS, to be located
by ballot on the LIST of June after which no Lots
will be sold except at much higher price. Persons
designing to purchase should therefore make early
application
The size of Lots are d feet front by $50 Deep all
fronting on 60 feet wide streets, sat the very low
price of $50 earh without interest," payable in small
monthly instruments, as follows: s. upon each lot
upon subscribing and s. for each lot every succeed
ing month, until the whole is paid, when a "ieed in
fee simple will be given to each lot holder clear o,
every incumbrance. The streets also will be or ded
and edged with shade trees without extra charge
the lot holders
Purchasers have the privilege of exchanging latter
the drawing) for any Lots that may remain unsoId.
by paying 81 each Lot extra, and can have two or
more Lots together.
JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Office 9TH street above D, op. Intellgeneer Office.
~ Open from a, m. to I p q. may e-2w
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.
L. N. STRATTON, AuctiOneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY in the
Y First Ward, by order of the Honorable the Or.
phaps' Court-0n MONDAY, June 18th, 1854. at 6
o'clock m, on the premises we shall sell the west
ern part Of Lot No. in Square No. %, fronting 81
feet on K street, and running back to 50 foot a.
ley, containing about 1858 square feet
Terms: 0ue-third cash; the residue in equal in
stalments, at thrve AID six months. with tntereet
from the day of SALE be satisfactorily secured and
subject to the confirmation of the Circuit Court OF
the county and District Of Columbia.
Title ndisputable. Conveysncing at the expense
of purchaser. ----------
If the terms Of sac are not complied with In six
days thereafter. the property viii be sold 1t the risk
aud expense Of the purchaser. --5 .
may l3-SW&ds i
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FINE WATCHES.

I HAVE just received another lot of those yery
i fine Watches, which will sell from Is to 25
elsewhere Sign of the large spread Eagle, Penna
avenue, between a and 9th SITS. -
Ii. O. HOOD.
N. B-I have also ON hand some very super;or
American Watches, in heavy fine gold Hunting Ca
ses. H. o. HOOD
NAV I2-n .. 81
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JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM HAVANA.

JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM HAVANA.
% 000 SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS.
OsOOOwhich for fragrance and quality can
not lie equalled. They combine all the different
brands, to suit the palate Of every gentle Ian.
have always on hand the choicest kind of CHEW.
ING TOBACCO, Of every variety, which invariably
on trial has given universal Satisfaction.
Also eleg ant smoking TOBACCO, In It's purest
state.
respectfully solicit call from Members Of Con.
gress and others In want Of the genuine article.
fo G.. 8. McELFRESH,
Sign Of the Small indian
may l2-lm under the National Hotel.
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DIsHoP IVES NEW WORK, Trials Of Mind,
ID letter to his Ole Friends, II . work that should
ALEX. ADAMsON, on It'll street. opposite 70 the
Post Office, where he keeps constantly ON band all
the cheap Publications, Masaznes, and NsyspapeFs.
Also. large assortment Of Blank Books and s.
t0nery. paypM
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DARASOLETS-
III Ladies' will do well to call, as have q lot of
the above goods, which will close out CHEAP Fine
China PARASOLETS at Is c-nts, worth Il Co.
plain and fancy ones without regard to cost
A. TATE,
may l7-eo3t
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Wing Senatorial Nomination..

NEW HAVEN, May 1.-THE whig caucus of
members of the Connecticut Legislature have
settled upon the nomination OF Francis GIL
lette, freesoiler, for the U. S. Senate for the
short term, and Lafayette s. Foster for the
full term. Mr.. Foster is now Speaker of the
House
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Presbyterian and EpiscopaI Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, May IS.-The General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church, New
School, met this morning; about 200 delegates
were present. Rev. D.. Allen, Of Laue Semi
nary, preached the open sermon upon the
comprehensiyeness of the doctrine of the Gross
Rev. Or. Skinner was elected Moderator, and
Rev. Mr.. Darling, clerk
In the Episcopal Convention this afternoon,
motion to roscini the Sth revised regulation
failed by 9msjority. Resolutions were passed
hxing the minimum salaries Of single minis-
tiers at $500 and married at $50
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TO THE LADIES.

T WOULD respectfully call the attention oft Ia.
i dies OF Washington and vicinity to my new
stock of BoNNEIS, FLATS, KIBANDS, and TRIM
NINGs of every variety and price, which have just
been replenished from the Northern cities.
Call early ifyeu wish to get bargains On the one
price principle.
Remember the sign of the blue and white awning
may l6-e0Ss r. Il. MYER
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IT THE REQUEST OF MANY pers

A II THE REQUEST OF many persons
"a we adopted the plan to dispose by lots Of three
costly to be disposed of at private sale, viz:
Magnificent solid Pspier Macbe Cabinet, richly in
laid in mother pearl, made expressly for the great
Worlds Fair, worth $500
A superb solid silver mounted, gold edged ladies'
Dressin, Box, Of exquisite workmanship, of Louis
XIV. style, worth $3.50
Rich massive metal Roman Clock, with two large
Caudelabras to match, worth $85
Nearly all the numbers have been sold. The few
remaining unsold can be had by making immediate
application to store. On Saturday the subscrip
ton list will be closed The drawing will take place
neat week. Subscribers are requested to call THU
week and settle for their numbers
T. B. 4 CO.,
Importers Of Fancy Goods, Browns Hotel.
l-ff
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Z. KITTo,s GREAT WORK, conn

DR. KITTO's GREAT WORK, com
IL plsts-Daily Bible illustrations, being original
Kesdings for year subjects from Sacred HistorI
Biography, Geography, Antiquities, and Theology
especially de- fSned for the Family Circle, by Kit
to, DID,, vols, 12mo, price 50
ANY volume sold separately.
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
may 1S-H It'll street
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SToRE FOR RENT-The spacious warehouse on
B. l. Semmes Il Bro, as a wholesale grocery and
liquor store Is now for rent. Possession given i'm.
mediately. Apply to B. 1. semmes or NJ G. Emery.
ap 13-dtf
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctioneers.
7 UMBER AT AUCTI0N.-On SATURDAY, the
IL Goth instant, we shall sell. at o'clock D. m
the of Oh and streets, large lot of old
Lumber, taken from a house just tern down, and
must be removed within three days after the sale,
comprising.
Joists, Doors, Door Frames
Wincow Sash, Flooring, &C.
Terms at sale GREEN SCOTT,
may I'D Auction.ers.
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AUCTION EMBROIDERTES.

nv have just received from auction large lot
w OF the latest styles Embroideries.
Aiso, White Grape sha~ls, Black lace Wells
Black Silk Laces, Bonnet Ribbons
And many other desirable GooJs, which will b.
sold at abour one.half the cost of importation.
VIM. EGAN SON,
No. 2, Pa avenue, e. side, near It'll street.
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NEW GOODS,
~ NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS

Just opened
IS pieces handsome plaid and striped Silks
rs do plain Silks, all choice colors, cheap
81 do Brocade Silks, great bargains
80 do Black Silk, superior makes
IS do plain, plaid, and figured Bereges
30 do do do do Tissues
25 do black Bereges and Tissues, Lupin's make
10 de black Challeys, do
10 do black Twisted Silks
80 do black Bombasins and Alpacas
Is do colered Alpacas, for ladies' travelling
dresses
so do fine French Organdy Muslin and Lawns
60 do very fine Lawns at 121I cents
30 do Barkey's Irish Linens, cheap
80 do plaid Cambrics, best ever seen at 1917 cts
50 DO plaid do very fine
65 do plaid, figured, and striped Swiss Muslins
A. do very fine plain Swiss Muslns
Cambric Edgings, In.ertings, and Flcupcings
IS very handsome MaRtilIas, new style
40 plain and embroidered Grape Shawls
$50 new style Parssols
lbs new style Bonnets
800 pieces handsome Bonnet Ribands
large lot Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings Tweeds
and Linen Drillings
large assortment of Domestic Goods Of all kinds
O!cloths, and attings
All those wishing to purchase goods cheaper than
can be had elsewhe will do well to give call.
may 15-eo1w HALL BROTHER.
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Presbyterian Assembly -.

BUFFALO, n. Y, May lS.-The General As.
sembly of Old School Presbyterians met here
this morning, 800 delegates being in attend
ance. DR.. Young, of Kentucky, the Moders-
tor, preached the opening sermon.
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Arrival Of the q S. Shin cyane.

New YORK, May 1S.-The United States
ship Cyane, from AspinwalI, via Havana.
brings dates from the latter place to the 9th
instant The Cyane on leaving Havana, did
not salute the Spanish flag and authorities
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m ID.

On the 18th instant, in Foundry Church, by the
Kew. T.. p. Phelps, Mr. NATHAN WALKER and
Miss ANNA Il. SCOTT, OF Georgetown.
In this city, on the 17ih instant at the residence
o, Mr.. A. g. Southall. by the Rev. Mr.. Wingfeld
M's. ANNA COOKE and Col. =. WHEELER, ali
of Portsmouth, Virginia.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

h On MONDAYS, WEDNES-
&s.a2lEEaassDAYS, AND FRIDAYS.-Fare
for the Round "trip, ONE DOLLAR; from Alexan-
dri8, IS cents.
The steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will leave
Washington at o'clock, and Alexandra at 81
g.. N.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at fare
for the coach 10 cents
Persons wishing the coach to call for them vii.
leave their residences with George and Thomas Par
ker Co.
90 Refreshments to be had on the boat.
may iO-f JOB CORSON Captain
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G. T.. SALOMON'S IMPROVEMENT IN
y. BRIChMAK1NG, Patented April 25, 1854
by this method of making brick the various well.
known facilities and advantages of the ordinary
man ual process are combined with those of the ma.
chine or preis system, while many disadvantages Pc
cuisr to the action generally of the latter are avoid
ed; the bricks are made rapidly and dried and pre-
pared for the Kiln upon the bed which they are
moulded with but little delay and without the labor
OF removal or exposure to DETACHMENT to which they
are subjected in the ordinary way.
In the foregoing description OF my Improvement
reference only has been made ts the plain or orins,
~ building brick, but it is obvious tina. by suita-
bic construction and arrangement of the platen and
mould box it is equally capable Of manufacturing
Tile, hollow cornice, or any of the other we'll
forms Of brick.
Patent rights for sale. Address.
j. c. T. SALONON,
Bladensburg. Prince George Co, Md.
n. 1.-TWO hundred well pressed bricks can be
made in minute, ,yitaout the labor of removal.
may 12-1m
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nNE or two ROOMS for rent, either furnished or
~ unfurnshed, in pleasant situation. Each
separate front entrance. Rent will be moderate.-
Apply at i've doors east of 10th street. on Massachu.
sets avenue. JNO w RIO HTSTINE
Also, Wanted to hire Cake Baker and Candy
maker. NAV J-9t*
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A-K should be universally knolcR-for its strictly
true-that indges.ion lie the parent Of large pro
norton of the fatal Diseases Dysentery, disxrhGa
cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many etnef
diseases enumerated In the city Inspector wessy
catalogue of deaths, are generated by ,ndig.stos
alone Think of that dyspsptics think OF ~ ~
suffer from e1isor6ered stomschs, and you eN va
ling to be guided by sdvice, founaed upon ssper'
enoe, resort at once don't delay Gay nSonsnc'
osIMnu ~ s;,sy.rive. curative, and invieorsnt
aione and usspprosched. We hsve ezssd the
sittsrs; ard tnsS that that tesy are s1esi,at ~
the diseases sPccneo so0"e' hof s~'e ny ssses ~
medicine everywhere apS