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Evening star., 1869-12-02

The MCFARLAND-RICHAGDsO APFAIR-A
Deou-Jed Marfage-ilbert j.. Richardson, who
was shot by Mcfarland, i'm New York, few
days since, and who died i'm New York this
morning, as stated I'm our dispatches, was mar
ried, at the the Astor House, on Tuesday after
noon, to Mrs. Mcfarland, or Miss Sage, which
name she resumed since her divorce. A few of
his personal friends, among whom were Horace
Greeley, Mr.. rockingham and others, wit
messed the ceremony, which was performed by
kevs. Ii. W. Beecher and y. b. rockingham.
among those present were Mr.. Junisls Henri
Browne, the companion of Mr.. Richardson dur
ing ms captivity in the Confederate prison al
SALISBURY; Colonel Thomas w. Knox, his old and
intimate friend; the Rev. Henry NJ. Field, who
emony; Mr.. w. r. Blake, Of Boston, a cousin OF
the dying bridegroom; G. A. Runkle; Mr.. Chas.
A. Richardson, Of Boston, the brother Of the
dying man; Thomas B. Holder, Doctors HOl-
Mrs. Thomas d. Holder, Miss Lily Gilbert, and
Mrs Sage, the mother of Mrs. Mcfarland. A
messenger was sent to Jersey dCity for the son of
Mr. Richardson, but he did not arrive i'm time to
tSe 81 ss
the unanimous advice Of the friends Of both
parties.
The Tsibwne saws The intelligence of the
evening. He was lying in bed in his cell at the
time, and his Informant, not wishing 70 make the
announcement too abruptly. asked him, after q
few incidental remarks, A.Haye you
ns 'ews SS nos esesps tas sss
news that he was worse" ssYou did nothear Of
the ceremony" "Noi What ceremony? .
Henry Ward Beecher visited Mr.. Richardson
:.Mr. Richardson and Mrs Sage were married.,
McFartand threw himseR back on his pillow
without uttering q word. After long pause.
ms informant grayely asked: "Do you think that
was the slow response. Nothing more was said
on either side.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

- Reports Of skating accidents are already
coming In from the East. Skaters here will take
warning-as soon as they have chance.
nTA hint for our fashionablesLFull choral
music at weddings Is reported as the latest style
i'm Europe. =
~C. B. jefferson, son Of old Rip, made his
debxf In Chicago at Mcvickers Theatre, on the
18th, IN the ss6pecter Bridegroom" They ac-
knowledge that he = . young Rip.
0A "yeung and pretty lady, arrayed in
black, !" y gisitinG the concert saloons n New
Orleans for the purpose o. rcfoRmlne TIE visitor
thereto. She e1hosts and sinp hymns
1The managers Of the San Francisco In
duetrial School 5eeentlY he'd . httle dENesonce.
which was settled hy he 1upervloor punehing
Ne supesinieneepts head during the n1tenS
Evening star., 1869-12-02

CoRrs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chmopodst,
Of twelve years practical experience In the
tablished at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9Th streets, Dec: 10th, 1861, successfully
treats Corns, Buni0ns, Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails. and other diseases Of the feet,
without pain or Inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can be worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers to the MANY emi-
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands ofOthor
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from Q. m. to 6 p. m. Owing to
press of business at ofice. Dr. White Is unable
tween and 8 p. m
Evening star., 1869-12-02
Morro-"om.k Sale, and Small Prost.. /,

MoTTo-"QHiek Sales and Small Profits"
just having opened an immense stock of new
Goods, Of which We will dispose Of Is quick as
possible, we will sell Goods now cheaper than
q splendid article, all Linen Bosoms, and Cuffs
80 and 1923. Good Merino Undershirts and
Drawers 50, 60, and 75c.; an excellent article 81
and &1.25. Good Cotton Socks, 5 pairs for 25c.
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves, an immense stock Of all
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Col
lars, cloth lined button holes, 1Oc. per box. Knit
Jackets, splendid variety. The finest selection
of Neck Ties, Scarfs and Bows ever seen in this
city. Come one, come all, and everybody will
be satisfied. FRANC & GOLDMAN.
Marble Hail.
No. 45S 7th ST., opp. Patent Office, and
1852: No. SIG 7th ST., between ID & E sts
Evening star., 1869-12-02

A RESOLUTION granting the privilege OF OPEN
ing High street to A. Gaigler for the purpose
of laying a water pipe.
RssOircd by the Board Of AdsrRen and Beard #
Common Council Of he Corporation y GeOrget0scR,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby author
ized and requested TO grant A. Gaigler the right
to open High street, above Stoddart street, Tor
the purpose of Introducing Potomac water on
said High street. Prorided. said Gaigler comply
with the laws now i'm force i'm reference 10 the
proper relaying and repairing such opening.
Approved, November Is, 1869.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

The GRACE CHURCH (South Washington
Fair and Festival, at Island Hall, attracts vastly
by its delightful exercises, music, tableaux, &c.
&c., and its variety Of pretty and useful wares
Evening star., 1869-12-02
NEW FALL AND WINTER DIZZY GOODS.

Black and colored silks. Irish Poplins Fnpres.
Cloths, Plaid Poplns. Serges. and Merinoes soms
as low as 80 cts; superior double Warp Aipacas:
Black Nelyeteens; Cloaks; CiOaking: Cloths: Plaid
Striped, and Cashmere Shswls; Beautiful striped
and Scotch Plaid Arabs. from o. 90 Sl2; Cloths,
Cassmeres, Satirets, and Suitngs, for Men and
Boys; flannels all wool, from 3 mp "a all wool
Shaker do, 50 cts; Good "a Beached and Brown
Muslin, l2s: Androscoggin. Wsmsutta, aud New
York Mills at reduced prices; Cslicoes at = l0. l2,,
B One Case full Madder colors at 10 cts Large Red
Blankets. from S4.50 20 so, together With LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS, Of all kinds, for sale st ropulsr
prices by BENJAMIN MILIiR.
&C S-2m lO1 Bridge street. Georgcfowp
Evening star., 1869-12-02

CoNPEONJsE.-The case, mentioned in THE
STAR yesterday, Of assault and battery and
mutiny on board the schooner Kate was settled
by compromise before Justice Pearson, yester-
day, and the parties were discharged.
Evening star., 1869-12-02
~ THOMAS DON LlNG' AucuOneer.
TRrsTEEr TEE yY ssLE OF XAtgssEE REAL Es-

TEV III SNEE -OF NAITABIE REAb Is
TATE NEAR TENALINTOMN. ~ a.
By virtue Of deed Of trust Or ,m Fre,ierisk Jones
and wife 60 the undersigned Trustee. bear ng date
the l2th day of February. ls69. and duly r-artot in
Liter II r.. No. 9, folio 81. Of the Land Records
the County of Washington ID. q. and the written
request ot the party secured thereby. the under
Stoned viii, MONDAY, the 18th day of December
l>s at clock r. m, sell on the premise Haar To-
nallytonn. all that piece of Land. being part of !.
trac; called 81. Philip and Jacob and W hiiehaN en-
beginning for the same at the southwest corner q
John Cephus lot, thence south s6, east A. y perch
90 public road: thence with said road south 81
west ~ perches south 2ss west n 90 perches thenca
north 5.s west n ~ pcrchcs: thence south s. = west
"a perches; thence north 46ta west asa pcrces To
ginning containing 81 loO acres
Terms Of Sale: One third cash; balance six ana
twelve months. Convey yancing and stamps al cost 81
purchaser, SIS must he deposited upon the tan ot
the hammer III the terms are not complied with
the right resell the property at the risk
aud cost VI the defanlting purchaser
ID. B. CARPENTER. Trustee
The property 10 near Conduit Road and about one
mile northwest Of Droyers' Rest
Bol2- ids IRepl THOS DOWLINC Ancf
Evening star., 1869-12-02

WARRANTS IssUED.-This morning Vim. II
West obtained warrants from Justice Chase 70
on the charge of having assaulted him last nigh
at the Union League rooms.
Evening star., 1869-12-02
- Pc ClAL NOT TICE.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES

Twill sei from this day. till further notice .frfhs
viz.
New York Nuslins . cents
Namsutta Muslin, ~ cents.
Andrpscorsin Shirting. Is cents
The hsst make of Prints. ~ cents
splendid NelNeteens. = 20 to Ssa.
l,ood Black silks. -, : I "a aud = -.
ia Extra quality Wool Blankets. IS.
B"St quality Venetian Carpets, IS cenfs.
- Z. ward. IA Ia aud , ards wide oil Cloths
az the lowest factory prices.
Frnch Nerin0s and Popiins less than rans ba
b.alght elsewhere.
Tor.iher with manv other DESIRABLE GOODS
e" numerous "a niruiivn. at the same low rates
LADIES DON'T MISS THIS oPPORrU NITY,
II! BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN.
nolo iTn r.. GGTMAN.
Evening star., 1869-12-02
A RESOLUTION to pay, claims of A; Webster

KEsOLCTlON 10 paw Claims OF A. Webster,
Register of Wills, aud Georgetown Courier.
Resolred by the Board Of AIdermea and Board qf
Common Coanca g ne corporation of Georgefocn,
That the clerk pay to the order of A. Webster,
Register of Wills, the sum of thirty-one dollars
and fifty cents, in settlement of this Cor
porations proportion Of expenses Of said Regis
elusive; said amount being two ffteenths of
S236 33.1oo amount of said Registers bill as
passed upon by the Levy Court. Also, to the
order Of the proprietor of the Georgetown
Courier the sum of forty-two dollars As per his
bill for advertising from June 4th to November
18th, 1859, inclusive.
Approved, November IS, 1859.
Evening star., 1869-12-02
A RESOLUTION in favor Of Register of wills,
ONCE.

= hesosred 81 0e Beord II AldeVnen and Boar,f of
Tem.Ss Council ef ae corporatios Of Georyefo1cT.
nnI Ine Clerk pay to the order Of the Register
OF wills twenty six dollars and sixtv-sir crr,s 10
pe applied to the payment Of this Corporafion,s X
proportion Of claim Of H. r. Zimmerman
amounong TO two hundred dollars for furniture
being 2-15ths Of said bill.
Approved, November o. 1859.
Evening star., 1869-12-02
CITY ITEMS.

Coop OvERCoATs 70: so, Sl2, and SIS.
Fine Beaver Overcoats, so to Si5.
Fine Melton Overcoats, S25.
Good Working Pants from $3.50.
Good Cashmere Pants from $3.50.
Fine Cashmere Pants. Sc, s., and SS
Finest do. and Plaid Pants, SO and S12.
GEO. Z. HENNING, No. 511 9TH street.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
OrOide Jewelry,
OrOide Plain Rings,
Jet Jewelry,
Silver-plated Ware,
Dolls and Vases,
Received for the holiday trade at Prigg's One
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Ak and 9Th streets.
Evening star., 1869-12-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Au,usements, dc.

national THEATKE-GTau's German Opera
Troupe IN .'Faust.
walls OPERA H0UsE-G. L. Fox's Panto-
mime Troupe in 'liUEipty ID DInpty and Hickory
DiekOry Dock
LINCOLN HALL-Mrs. Scott Siddon's reading
OF The Midsummer Nights Dream" accom-
panied BY an orchestra Of seyenty-fve per-
formers.
AssENBLY's CRUEcH, corner of Massachusetts
avenue and Fifth stTeeJ.-Fair IOr the benefit of
the church.
DAILY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon, on the
steamer Arrow, a. 10 n. n.
MARKRITERs ART GALLERY, 4s6 9TH street.
BsRLOw's ART GALLERY, ~ Pennsylvania
avenue.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

"OsK HALL" CLOTHING AND MERCHANT
TAEORING.-We never advertise any list of
prices, for the public are well aware how easy
1t fs to sell inferior goods at low figures but i'm
ali cases warrant our prices loscer than the lopest
ctsechere for goods Of equal quality. Gents BOYS
and Children's Overc0ats, Business and Dress
Suits, and Furnishing Goods.
coax HAIL."
BARBOUR & Co.,
1896 460 eth st., opp. Post Office.
Evening star., 1869-12-02
I JNITED STATES PATENr orrICE,

II fATENT OEfICE.
WAsHIxeIox, D. c., November n ~
ao On TIE letisicn q aENRY BEssEHER, of T Lon
oo1, nfnnd. praying Tor the extension of p.fS1s
anted to him on the nth day Of November. IA ~,
fourteen years from the 18th day of Fehrn.,
Steel. AAP'o'e"en' IN Aanafacture Of Iron and
Z or ordered & that the testimony in this cease be
knS foL ning areuments and the Exsminsr% % re.as M
e ~ nnsd ais % the 2lst day Of January next sni
nary next. VIC ~'tn oAS ot Jan
Any person may oppcee this extensiou.
M AsouERADE COSTUMES
.s LADIES' q ShSFs EIsiAif AfR BsapHHpEEssS sSaRpaHTHpEEsS
mA ass 10Th street.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

A RESOLUTION in relation TO footways.
Resolred By the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgeto,ca,
That the Commissioner Of Streets be, and he is
hereby, requested to enforce the provisions of
the ordinance entitled "An ordinance relating
to the footways of the town." approved August
sd, 1866. tApproved, November Is, 1869.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

WALLS OPERA HousH.-Messrs. Tkos. Berry
and VIM. l.. Wall, proprietors of this theatre,
have just put the building i'm thorough repair,
and it is now a neat place Of entertaiIanent. 1t
will be opened Tonight By Messrs. George l..
and G. X. Fox, with full pantOmime company
The pantomimes of Humpty D1mpty end Hic-
cory Dicc0ry Dock are to be presented. George
Fox alone would suffice To amuse AN audience
is the best clown since the days OF the Ravels,
and has even the advantage Of them in Che bur-
les4uing Of familiar scenes and everyday Incl
dents which he puts upon the stage.
FIRE--Last night, about O'Clock, fire was
discovered in q stable i'm Stanton's alley he
tween x and and 18th and 18th streets Ofi-
Ger e henner a and the neighbors extinguished the
|. stable belonged to Robert Boston.
ST MARKS MEMORIAL CHAPEL.-The chill
dren OF the school attached to this chanel will
lasstfed by the ladies) commence fair al boo
ley's Mall, ON Capitol Hill, tomorrow evening.
to continue for two or three days. See adyer,
CHEAP PROVISIONS FOR GOvERNNRNr RIxr-
ERs---See advertisement elsewhere Of Provision
Purchas,ng League, who have concluded q con-
tract with p. q. Howser & Co., opposite North
ern Market, for provisions at most reasonable
rates.
HEAVY .JUDGxEyT AGAINST THE CoRpoRA.
TIoN.-Yesterday, In the Circuit Court, George
F. Gulick obtained a Judgment against the
Corporation for SIS SD with Interest, for FOODS
furnished the Washington Asylum.
-
LIBRARY ExTKRED-Ab0ut O'Clock this
morning, two unknown persons forced their
way into the Brotherhood Library, ON 9th street.
the parties. Nothing was missed from the plac.,
LARCENY OF A TURkKy.-Thomas Williams
yesterday ~ arrested by Of1cer White for the
larceny n nj ofN
Reed, and Justice Mills committed him TO jail
for court.
PORTER c. BLISS will lecture on "Lopez and
the ParaeuayaR War; at the First Congrs 0a-
tional Church, corner Of 10th and G stscefs, to-
mQrTeN ~ ening. -
Evening star., 1869-12-02

LIBRARY ExTKRKD.-About I O'Clock this
morning, two unk nOwn persons forced their
way into the Brotherhood Library, on 9th street
but Onicer Dunnayin coming up frightened OF
the parties. Nothing was missed from the place.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

An ESTABLISHED REMEDY.-"BROwN's BRoy-
CnIAL TRoCHEs" are widely known as an estab-
lished remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Hodrseness, and other troubles of the Throat and
Lungs. Their good reputation and extensiv We use
has brought out limitations, represented to be the
same. OBTAIN only Bro,cn's Bronchial Treches ''
Evening star., 1869-12-02

FIRE-This morning, about nine o'clock an
alarm OF fire was sounded from box 46. and the
Department was quickly OFT. 1t was caused by
the burning of barrel Of tar on street, be-
tween 10th aud 9TH streets.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

LARCENY OF TURkKy.-Thomas Wfliiam,
Yesterday was arrested by 0ficer White for the
Reed. and Justice Mills committed him 10 iail
for court.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

The SrspAY SCHOOL CONVENTION fo- Mary
isnd sEd the District of Colombia ss-sr,b,,s a.
Fre6eTiet, Nd, CD TUESDAY next, Itb in.:.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

PORTER C. Bliss will lecture on .sLopez and
the Paraeuayan War" at the First Congr, 0a-
tional Church, corner Of 10th and G stseefs, to-
mQrTep ~ ening. -
Evening star., 1869-12-02

HEAVY JCDGMENT AGAINST THE CoRp0R A.
TIoN.-Yesterday, in the Circuit Court, (ieore,
1uck o1saie9s "a SSs %. Ju;uEmsn. against tn,
furnished the Washington Asylum.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

REAL ESTATE SALH.-Joshua Whitney & Co.,
real estate brokers, have sold for DR., S. $,
Transul a three.story brick hosse and fursiture
on 9Th street, between G and H streets, to Or. A
B. Crash. for $500.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

APPLICATION FOR TEANsPoRrATIoN-Al-
legged abduction Of a Chiid-The Chief Of Police
Appeoled to.-TO-day an application was made to
Major Richards. Superintendent OF Police, by
woman dressed in bloOmer costume and her
husband, for transportation to st. Louis, but
that officer could not see it. and gave
very little encouragement to the parties.
1t appears that this couple, as also another
couple, have been boarding for some time on
Missouri avenue, and the couple making the
application having left their child in the house
for a short time, on their return found that the
other couple had left the place and carried the
child with them; and it is for the purpose of
regaining possession Of the child they wish 70
90 10 ST. Louis,
Evening star., 1869-12-02

TEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the Chesz-
peake and Ohio canal meet in Annapolis on the
18th instant; immediately after which meeting
the central Office Of the company win be moved
from here 20 that city. The records and f.es OF
he &c ere Already being shipped aceor dingIy
Evening star., 1869-12-02

Mr. EcEFET MOORE HARRISON, an old and
Lighly-rc>pected citizen ~ Washington, who for
Lfty- years past has been a resident of this
city, died about one O'Clock Yesterday Mr.
Harrison WAS born i'm Talbot county, Md
CctcbCr 10. 1856; and ives from one OF the oldest
families OF the State of Maryland. During the
war Of lsl2. hC promptly enlisted in the defence of
II" country serving faithfully to the end of the
N%T- and receiving TN. commendation Of his
supeTioIs for his good conduct in TIE service In
lsi5 lie removed 70 tIIiS city. and Tor MANY wears
vas a master carpenter. and was for a long
time IN the employ of rhe State Department
Dr. III. was a member OF the Oldest Inhabitants'
and old Defenders' Associations. His funeral
viii take place ON Friday. at O'clock from his
late RESIDE nce, No. "a Vermont avenue.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

PEorosyp ORGANIZATION or WASHINGTON
Soho,is-Ihc female advocates % universal
yesterday afternoon at Union League Han, thir-
teen persons present. 1T was resolved TO take
preliminary steps Tor the formation OF a Sorosis,
and Mrs. Dr. lockwood, Mrs. Spurgeon and Mrs
Colby we're appointed committee to Jrafs a
constitution and bylaws and nominate ofli cers
for the proposed organization. The resolution
'uat u y the DUTY of women TO vote, was laid
as her opinion that Ii women would rise en- srsss
tLey could DE- posit their votes ithout Opposition
Evening star., 1869-12-02

IHt ASSuAL MEETING OF the Lincoln Buil.l
ing AsSociatl0n- announced elsewhere for 10
EerIo~ night, VII be noticed BY our reader.
In this Association you can yursLa-e a ha,i.s
and Pay tor Il - Jon now pay rent.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

VALUABLE PRoPERTY yoR SAIy-Atteusion
ef our readers Is called TO the auction sale by
Aessrs Green X Williams OF the Gen. Macomb
f~perty, on the corner OF 18th and streets.
The IL valuable property. and affnr.is an ..,..aI
kntDpiortonisS Tor those in search Of a fine
res Isf nee
Evening star., 1869-12-02

CHEAP PROVISIONS FOR GOvERNNRNT p RIYr.
ERs---See advertisement elsewhere of Proyisiou
Purchasing League, Who have concluded a con.
tract with p. q. Howser & Co., opposite North.
ern Market, for provisions at most reasonable
rates.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

EHiiDREs' fksTIyAL--By the Advertisement
elsewhere u Eil lie seen dat the children OF =.
Marks Meniorial Church viii have an intereS.
ing festival ct pcoleyis Hall, beginning Fridsy
nf1f.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

ST MARKS MEMORIAL CHAPEL.-The chill
dren of the school attached to this chanea vii
(assi4ed by the ladies) commence fair al Doo.
ley's Mall, ON Capitol Hill, tomorrow evening
to continue Tor two or three days. See adver.
tise ment elsewhere.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

ATTENPr TO BURN A PUBLIC SCHOOL Horsr.
Between and o'clock last night an attempt
vas made 10 fire the school house i'm rear OF the
Seventh street Presbyterian Church Island) by
pifng the kindling wood on the side Of the house
and setting IRE 10 IL. IL was fortunately discov-
cred by some persons in the neighborhood and
sscngulshed without an alrrm.
Evening star., 1869-12-02

SIxTH WARD IRISH REPUBLICANs.-A meet
nlg of the IRISH Republicans OF the Sixth Ward
!h favor of forming ward club, as well as those
vesirous OF connecting themselves with such AN
organization was held last evening at their hall,
On Virginia avenue. between 9th and eth streets
east, when the following permanent officers
were elected Andrew Neville, President: VIM.
q Hannah, lst Vice President: r. A. Buckley
I'd Vice President; Edward +. Casey, Secretary:
Jehn Morgan II Treasurer; George Paulus. Fiuan-
ciai Secretary. The Chair appointed George II.
Thompson, Charles McGOwan. James Plant
PstTic COnEOr, John Spolan. j. W. Elliott, and
1Sehard kobey members of the Executive Com
HIttee; after addresses by Mes~rs. John Hickey,
Charles Champion, and Richard Ouiahan.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-11
OBITUARY

Departed this life, after Il brici
illness, in the city Of Dallas, on the
eth of Nov, ult., Mrs. Martha w,
widow of Samuel Field. She was
born in GAINESVILLE, Franklin coun.
ty, in the State of Georgia, Aug. LIST.
1907, and ut about tho age Of Is
years united herself with the Pres.
bytcrian church, and from that time
to the day of her death, cNemplifcd
her disciplcship by n pious walk
and Cody conduct. Indeed il may
be said other pathway as of that OF
the just, sit shincth more and more
unto the perfect day" She was
married in 1881, and was left Il wild
ow in 1852 with eight children, and
that widowhood was made up OF
one continuous yearning, devotion
and sclf-sacriiicc for their welfare.
Surely so beautiful u picture Of de-
votcdncss must cnshrinc itself for.
ever in the memory Of those chill.
dren. Though dead, she yet speaks
and calls them to the rest that re
maincth for the people of Cod
mark the perfect man, and behold
the upright for the end of that man
is peace" j.
Dec. 9th, 1869.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-11
NOTICES.
Butchers Lightning FI3-KisIer!
Death to the Livingl Long live the Killers
Sold by Dealers E~ttrymhere!
How Ho.,c,,cr'. nircrs cure Dyspepsia.

How H0sicttcr's Biftcrs cure Dyspcpsia'
the WHOLE STORY IN A HuTslrIi.
Til, Office of the stomach Is to ccnvtrt the food
into a cream. lik e scmi.auid, called CrYME. This Is
effected partly by HE action Of a solvent, called Inc
ppstric Juice, which cxudcs from the coating OF tlr
stomach, and partly by q mechanical MOVEMENT OF
that organ, which, eharns, as il werci the disaolving
,Iimcut. The CuyMF passes rom HE stomach int"
the duod mum, or entrance to the bowels, where ii
Is subjected to the action Of Tie bile, and the nntri'
iious portion of It converted info u nuid called
tgyle, which eventually becomes blood.
Now, II is evident that II the great solvent, the
gastric Juice, Is not produced in sufficient quantity,
or IL the mechanical nc ion Of the stomach Is nor
sufficiently brisk, the first process Of digestion will be
but impcrfectly performed. 1t is also clear that II
tho liver, which plays such an important part IN
changing the nourishing portion of the chyne into
the material Of the blood, Is congcsted, or In any
unnatural condition, the second process will not be
thoroughly accomplished. The result Of the fro
failures is dyspepsia. complicated With baioafnesS.
The mode In which H0sTEPTER's OPP
crate in such cases is this they iuyigorate the sell
lular membrane of the stomach, which evolves the
gastric jHice, thereby insuring an ample sunieieney
Of the fluid to Completely tisstire the food. They
also act upon the nerves of the stomach, causing an
acccieration of the mechanical movement necessary
to reduce the food to a Homogeneous mass They
also act specifically upon the liver, strengthening H.
and so enabling It to produce an ample and regular
supply OF bile, for the purpose Of converting the nn'
~trltious particles of the CEgHs into Chyie, and pro-
mote the passage through tho bowels Of The useless
dctris.
In this way, uosTETTER's BIrrERs cure dys-
| pepsia and liver complaint, The explanation Is
plain. simple, philosophical and hue.