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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
DR.. JOHNSTON.

member of the Royal College of Surgeons Ljce,
tate OF the Apothecary's Hail. London, and Graduats
from one of the first colleges in the United States msy
be consulted in all diseases Incident to the huIoap
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
when the misguided and imprudent voiary of pyes
sure hnds he has imbbed the seeds of this painful dis
ease II TOO often happens that illtned sense OF
s"he, or dread of discovery. deters him from appy
my 10 those who, from education and respectabity
can aohc beirlend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms OF this honid disease make their appeaI-
ahce, Such as liberated sore throat, diseased nose
NOCTURNAL pans III the head and limbs dnness of sipbt
oe"ihesS, NODES ON the shin bones and arms hloch.1
1H c Ieao, lace and eAremities progressing ON win
rapldity, I'LL at last the palate of the mouth or
S n"eS OF he nose fall III and the victim of this
lui disease becomes hOIid object of conlmsrra,nn
iii deatl puts period to his dreadful su1iri,rs ~
sehuih9 MN 10 ''lhat bourne whence no Traveller re-
Turns losuch, therefore, DR.. JOHNSTON nlrdgco
nuRSel 10 preserve the most nViolabIe secrecv.
from MS extensive practice in the firsl hosniias ~
Europe and America, he can confidently rrcnmuIer5
safe aud speedy cure the unfOrtunate virtio -
this hoird disease. ''0HNi VI
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve. sro, ..
ol Squirting Cataract, Ne. Also those for Darn,i,
Of the Limb, such Club Foot SC, perforn,sd n
the Poor free Of CHARGE ="
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
TAKE NOTICE. These persons VINO hava iri,,
ed their constitutions by "a certain practice, speeaiiy
cured. 'f''"i'
Take notice, on the right hand side Of N. Frefey;,s
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from Tho
corner. Observe the name. '4' Wv
{G5- Advice TO the POOf GRATIS. oas
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"a EEP COOL! KEEP COOLM
-HA- WATERWAYS PATENT

hMN WAIERMAN'S PATENT
PNEUMATIC SHOWER BATH AND
IMPROVED BATHING TUE !
The subscribers have purchased the exclusive RIGHT
Tor the sale OF the above useful article in the cities Of
Baltimore and Washington. ana recommend il to
those about To adopt the hcatby practice Of daily alb
luton, as one Of the easiest, thcCycst and quic:cS
methods ot performing the operation. The price OF
tic shower hah alone, which can be used with a
common tub or i'll Bath House, is only 81 30. the
Who'e apparatus, including Shower Bath Bucket ana
Balilirg Pan: which are neatly apanned. is So and
are so arranged ~ to be, without any difficulty, placed
in closet or under bed, and consequently plevrnt
al obstruction i'll the chamber. Those who wish 10
lake bath upon rising III the morning, without the
INCONVENIENCE" Of change of dIesS can do so in a
lew minutes The low price at which this portable
shower Bath is offered to the public should induce
ali who desire Il continuance of health and cheerful
ness TO purchase. Those who wish to eXaune il are
invited TO call, when AM information concerning it
vii! be given by The subscribers.
JAMES CORTLAN s. SON,
No. Is Baltimore street.
nearly opposite the Centre Market.
F3- For Bath Tubs, with Patent Heaters Shower
Baths Of every variety and Bathing apparatus of eve
~ description at the lowest prices, call at The manu-
factory Of
jylG.U JAMES CORTLAN s. son.
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MALL APPROPRIATIONS on

n TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS. sc.
FREDERICK FICKEY u SONS, 900 BALTI-
MORE STREET have just received per ships Pocahon-
tas Albert and Powhatan,
+. Ficky s. Sons superior cord Spool Cotton
Titey. latham * Walkers Patent and Shoe Thread
Mems and Women's Stockings. complete assoit't
do do MoraV!an Stockings
do do silk DO
Coat Cords and Binding. complete assortment
Laces and Edgngs
Lambswoo, Cotton and Berlin Gloves.
Hin & Sons unrivalled Needles
CUTLERY, Il complete assortment
Japanned Tea Trays brass and iron Cand!esticks
Pearl Shirt Buttons; Snuff Boxes and Violins
Lead Pencils; omamented Dressing Cases
Superine ornamened Card Baskets
Packet Looking Glasses, sc.
AND ON CONSIGNMENT.
COMBS, of every description; Brushes
SILK and Lasting COAT BUTTONS
Bone and Silk do DO
Backing and Friction Matches; Solid Head Pins
Gum Elastic Suspenders
Stocks and Shirt Collars; Fancy Soaps sc.
no To which we invite the attennon of Country
Merchants and others, and assure them that we will
sell them goods as low as they buy them III any
the Eastern markets. Our stock thew will find TO be
very complete, containing greater variety than any
other stock nj goods in this market. which, being
our own impOratens or consigned to US, we are
bled TO offer al prices which cannot fail To please
al2 al
"a Ew STYLE CAP RIBBONS. Anassort,
y ment just received hy Mrs. p. A. Nickerson.
" "
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!. NJ. CIIkNEA

~ w. CLANCY,
@ FASHIONABLE BOOT AND
Etf SHOE MANUFACTURER, No. IS
1A,s HARRISON ST, BALTIMoRE. sign
Ssa7s2S 4 @SS@ao the "NapOieon Boot aud shoe
~ Store" wholesale and retail, takes
this method Of informing his custom
crs and the public in general that lie has Just com
pctCd his Fail stock, which is good, if not supc-
re. 20 any IN the city, embracing Boots and Shoes Of
every description for Ladies and Gentlemen, which
viii nc sold for less than the can be purchased
elsewhere. Ladies superior Morocco Shoes of all
kinds; GCHlcmens Boots Of all kinds; and Children IS
and VI ssrs' OF every description.
y. 3. few Of different kinds of Summer Stock
on naud, which will be sold at cost to close out
G'utlnneu's Morocco Boots; Ladies Light Shoes;
MISSES Caters, &c.
{ay- Country merchants would do wcl 10 call and
S"e before purchasing elsewhere. sC5-3nl
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Sudden CHANCE, rs OF THE wealth.

6SUDDEN CHANCES OF THE Wealth
~ Err. We scarcely meet person who Is notmore
or less troubled with cough or cold. cd and young
the prudent and the imprudent, seem alike TO com
plain
Many think it temporary cold, which will pass of
in day OF two. This is not always the case, as 1t
WILL in all probability, terminate in consumption not
COMPOUND SYRUP or ROARHOUND. which
will cure YOU in two or three days. Pnee 81 cents
per bottle. For sale by SETH :. i8NCE. lOo Bait,
more ST., and at his old stand conner Of Charles and
Pratt SITS, 2G5
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q NUIHtsiE CUltF OF NSErHIpTIUy.
"a MORE FnN1r THAT CONSUMPTION t'NN
bEtUREu ~ ~fNEHCk'S pULNONIi, SYRUP
~ TAKEN y TIME.
bAh..MuRE, Avg. 9Th, 1879.
N. q. H. S. ..- DEAR Sir-lt afford, me hear.
'ci' satisfaction To lay before the public IT," success o.
Eo.r PAHonic syrup IN caring me OF a lIuyar az and
drm,y seated Consumption. About two wears aye
was attacked With pam IN ny breast. ard a conlu-
~ dry, haCNmE cough, with almost a constant spi,-
rmg Of blood, and dreadful pain in nv side and !Gn <:
and l""aas night hot, burning fever and headache
leaving me with cold, creeping ch,lis / auplied 10
lh' sl physicians IN the city, Tut could yet ,lC or
no relief; my cough got worse; then tired SEINE ef
th"moSl celebrated Cough Medicines and Syruls that
were recommended through the public PEGS, hat
All - no "hrCt. could get relief alnu>: gave I'D
IN despair, Tor was reduced to mere skeleton. \
Ficin ni in'ue at this tine recommended me 20 try
SIhhNth : PULMONIC SYRUP. / SAID it would
ne me last thing would try, for ! had gwen IN ali
nope OF beng cured. On the 23d of Mwah pIrcha<-
ca a holIe dt the Strip, and commenced using 1t.
uter Using iew bottles the pain left ny breast and
To my surprise, my cough ceased. and I nav ipv
my health, thank God, as well As ever did in my
me, ana owe II 10 your Invaluable medicine and the
help OF God. Yours, &c,
RICHARD T., LENNON.
No. &C.. Cana! street. Baltimore.
- Tor sale nj ;ae projectors office. No. 50 North
GAY STREET, the only place in the city where The
GENUINE PNlmOGIr syrup can he had. Agent tor Wash
ln.i3n, ShuTtz y Wilde, No. . E,li0t:'s Buildings
r,inSylvania avenue Z, i.Slam~bury, ANNAPOLIS; ".
WILKINSON, Princess Anne, Eastern Shore of Mary
IaH"' a3-ln
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FENTIIS IL 70 GIVE NOTICE.. That The sub
a Scriher HIS obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore County. in Maryland letters testam"ntary,
with the will annexed, on the personal estate Of
DAVID lARRlMAN. late Of SAID county, deccas-
ed. All persons having claims against the said cs-
tate. are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or be
fore the ID day OF February 1916; they may otherwise
by law, he excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 81 day OF August. lei5.
ELIZABETH HAERYMAN, EX'X.
TEF do hereby autAnii1e and empower JAMES
LUCAS TO settle and adjust all matters connected
with The estate. to whom all accounts may he pre-
scented for settlement, and who is authorised to re-
crive all debts due the same.
aT-lawlt* ELIZABETH HARRYMAN, EX'x.
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TAKE NOTICE.

a. Il. CUi,EWiN respect -
sES Ss@s fully informs bis lliends and easEaES4-'
customers generally that hr has removed his place of
business rom No. - t. No, 02 Baltimore street,
whrra he has commrncfG manufacturing LADIES;
SHOES 0t every descriptions On connection with his
Boot business 50 that El0Prttors of families can tie
suited, from themselves down their servants, with
all classes Of work. The ladies' need have 10 hcsita-
ton regards the quality or style of the work, as he
has employed stephen f. Abbott 10 conduct that
branch of the business. who il wei! known in this city
by q .aIgc number Of ladies being competent and
experienced workman.
Y. B -Gen,lemen's Boots made with the mecare
and despatch as usual. ie27
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RICHARD BAKER. Adm'..
a2i aWiW i


TWyHIS Il TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
o. srrb"r las ohtd'4,ed from the Orphans Count
OF baltimore County, in Maryiau& letters OF ad-
ml"iS'raii"n on the estate OF SAMUEL OAKEs ,
iUtt OF Sud county. deceased. All persons having
I" natt the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the
Subscribers on or before tie IAN day OF February,
isi5: they May otherwise. by law. h' excluded from
aV benefit of said estate. All persons Indebted tn
the said estate are requested to make immediate
Given mdrrmr hand. this llth day of August, sii.
aIi.la,yit' JAMES HOOPER Admir-.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-10

RpUNIPS FOR CISTERNS, WELLS, WET
III CELLARS, sc. The subscriber has on hand
supply of very superior quality IRON PUMPS, by
which water may be drawn about 81 feet by child.
They are Of simple construction, and impossible to
get out of order, well calculated for farmers and
trifng expense and are warranted to give satisfac-
ton. The public are invited to call and examine the
articles, which are for sale low by
ALFRED II. REP.
At the Original Furnishing Warehouse,
No 535 Baltimore street,
2nd tin store above Howard street.
n. .. A first rate Plumber and Tin Worker want
ed, a30tf
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z. LENNON.
PUBLIC SAIL SEE PosrscRlpr.1
"a NGlIk = I. Z MLLS-L, " u Ia nI |, y -

EN0Et ~ALE-N MOST VALUABLE EARN
Z OF LOIbOtN LAND. | offer for sale the
whole 81 my aud"s estate, situated within one mil,
OF iiIis5urough, umc nj Bertha on the Baltimore and
'lm" railroad, eleven NJ Natpcrs Ferry, and wit.in
eleven of hccsburg, the county seat; consisting of
600 ACRES, divided into two pats; one containing
2V6 Acres, lying north OF the main road leading lIom
tinI>hoio nsh To Lcc>hsrg, OF excellent quality, nay
inr an abundant supply of timber ard never failing
water III every hcid, together with comfortable in
prOVements.
Thr oicr portion, containing about 400 Acres hay
nI an abundant supply OF timber, and WatelCd IN the
hest manner, with most valuable Improvements on II.
h. consisting Of story DWELLING HOUSE,
seventy five feet in length, Nith cellar fifty
sxssi feet osg. Tn house is divided into seven
A-g-as- rooms OF me size, and pas sage ten feet
wide There two back pOrcies one frant porch
to he wing, and large double porcn in front of tie
NAN building thirty feet in length, commanding Il
beautiful view. Amongst the other improvements arr
a large Ram, Dairy, Meat house. lCe-huuSc and am
excellent School house. There are about 100 apple
tees, most OF them bearing and OF fine quality. i
number of peach trees of the best Kind. purchased a.
the norh also plumb, apricot and cherry trees from
The nurseries Of Moor y Sinclair. The meadow is
one of lie largest and most DrOducv" in the CO ntry.
THO undersigned can, without fear OF doubt or con
trafCiIOn safety pronounce the entire farm one OF tie
mast t,rl!c and desirable ~ The county; TN famed aS
il ust'" is for its rich sell IN regard - SauIrv there
: no SPOT superior TO 1t far In Short all per
cons DESTROYS 0i pnsSc>s#g such m estate, in the
midst OF an enlightened and &giCcsh,c snCictv are in
ttct 10 View il, Wher the terms Win b. made known
on application - The undersigned. Gr in his absence
by Theodore n. DAWSON.
Y. u. Mr!hitNY.
10 NJ sHfu 'aHff -
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W IaNETIAN BLINDS. am now manuiac-
turing my very superior VENETIAN BLINDS
at very reduced p,ices. Persons wishing the very
best Blinds made in this city, will do well TO call on
the subscriber. Always on hand, agenefa! assortment
Of WINDOW BLINDS, of every description.
JOHN c. HOLLAND, AZ Gay-st..
a2G lcgr The odd Fellows Hall.
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LADIES EASH{0NABLE SHOE EN-
oYyl PRICE BOOT STORE,

,%j3 Ii you want good Foot for only S.,
fsE: call a. CHOhTE'& in Exchange Place,
N$ No. AZ. where you cen get a Boot tor
:l+s that money which cannot he beat, whole
'gfri.ss sale and retail.
=" "''r ml2i-u EDWARD CH0AlE.
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"A CUE ANIT Ne Elk EF'FECTUALLE
IA CURED BY TYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER
PILLS. Numerous recommendations and certificates
of EFFECTUAL in the possession of the pro-
prietor, but these of no avail TO the sufferer A
permanent cure is what he wants, and 1t is what he
will have, if he takes the Pills according to the direc
tons. Prepared only by DR.. G. X. TYLER, corner
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Price 81
per box. Jy'-eotf
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REV STYLE CAP RIBBONS. Anassort-
" ment jus. received by Mrs. p. A. Eickerson.
al No, 81 HOWARD STREET,
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-XNnSTsCRTpT. rrnlLl, SIZE OLE

iaa,,oroasi Lon3,rn County, "a, Nov %, Isll
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ter and Second SITS, below Christian PhiIadeIphia
G51OhServe, none are genuine without the sigma
ture JOHN a. C.4NTRELL. mla.d
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-05
THERE is ii beautiful circumstance

THERE is beautiful circumstance
connected with agricultural emulation
Ia many of the pursuits of life. one man
gets rich by making another man peor-
climbs the ladder by putting his feet on
another mans shoulder; or be builds his
own building out Of the lragmants of his
neighbor 8 which he has undermined
THIS is oftena crying injustice. and ln>
h1cts many bitter notifications. or
arouses vindictive and tiger passions.
Emulation in agricultural Improvement
enkindles no such banefuI fires. A mau
can make no improvements in husband,
ry, without at once extending the knowl.
edge and advantage of them to others
The enlargement Of the capacities of the
soiI and every increase of its produce
lions, confer an immediate benefit upon
the whole community.-Sslecied.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-05
GOld-An Extract.
BY JEROME A. MAYBE.

God of the craven heart! Idol of mil
lions! How gorgeous thy temples, how
ardent thy worshippers! They fly 10 thy
smile in the morning, and midnight
filings not its pail on their dcvotions! One
iavorng look from thee and they are mad
with delight, in the midst Of their pala
ces. They are princes in fancy and
conquercrs in dreams! Who can resist
the might ofthy sorcery? Th6u leadest
the light foot OF the beautiful. Nd direc-
test the strong arm Of the bs3se. Thy
glitlering car rolls under ENsuRphant
arches! Thy pres nee is the lsoiacc OF
power! When the Macedonian pointed
to thy shining heaps before the eye of
the orator, the syren voice of eloquence
grew still, and the mistress Of the world
rose before thee in the balance! Dispo-
ser of Empires, thy dominion is with the
sun; thy yellow visage iucites the spoil
er, when he seeks the battle field and
makes nimseltred with carnage! In all
ages thou hast ,r.umphed! Whether in
the thirty pieces rewardlng a Judas; or
the spa king diadem OF tyrant's brow;
alike Invinciblel The man of business
fails obsequiously before thee! The man
Of fashion yields slavishIy TO thy decree;
and The mser, even in sleep clutches
thy garments as though they were the
curtains of Paradise! And oh! thy goal
is one Of splendid misery, whe.e guiiLI
makes her alliance with death! The via.A
gin at the sanctuary fears not thy foot
steps, and the shorr p:iest at the altar
fees not the power OF thy mag l-South
ern Literary Messenger.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-05
4. The treaty of 1909 with tho French

4. The treaty of 1903 with the French
republic.
S. The treaty Of Spain in 1919, ac-
quiring all rights of Spain to lands north
OF a. degrees beyond the Rocky moun>
tains.
6, The Nootka Sound contest (17s9)
between England and Spain
7. The treaty OF Utrecht (1763) be-
tween France and England, settling
boundaries-this settlement becoming
ours, as the successor of France in thai
part of her dominions.
g. The treaty Of Ghent (1s15) re-
storing Astoria to the United States as
American property.
9. American citizens were once 10
sole possession of the Columbia river
region.
Even should the Noo,ka Sound con>
vention be considered cession of title
and sovereignty to England on the part
OF Spain, it only applies to the places
named therein and those are situate
north of the 49th parallel Of latitude. 1t
is we'll remarked. IN OF an inch of soil
IN the valley of the Columbia and its
tributaries were included in the provis.
ions OF the convention of 1790." South
of Nootka Sound all parties in this coun-
try concur that our title is clear ano
unquestonable." And there is not the
remotest probability that our people will
ever consent to surrender an acre.
Though this question is evidently sur.
rounded with complicated difficulties and
embarrassments. growing too. in no
small degree out OF the joint occupancy,
we have he hope that 1t will be stlled
peaceably. hono,abIy. and satisfactorily.
under the auspices ef our President and
bis able secretary of State.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-05
Cooking a Husband.

Many of our married lady readers
ARE not aware how a good husband
ought to be cooked so as to make good
dish Of him. We have lately seen a
recipe in an English, paper; contributed
by one Mary which points out the
modus operandi Of preparing and cooks
ing a husband. Mary states that many
good husbands are spoiled in cooking.
Some women 60 about it as though
theirslords were bladders. and blow
them up. Others keep constantly in ho,
water, while others again freeze them
by conjngal GOODNESS. Some smother
them in the hottest beds of contention
snd variance and some keep them in
pickle all their lives. These women
always serve them up in sauce. Now
It cannot bcsupposed that husbands will!
be tender and good, managed in this
way, but they are, on the contrary.
quite delicious when preserved. Mary
points out hei manner thus :--"Get a
jar. called the jar Of cheerluIness (which
by the by all good wives have at handy
Being placed in it. set him near the fire
OF conjugal love, let The fire be pretty
hot, but especially let it be clear. Above
all let the heat be constant and regular.
Cover him over with quantities Of al.
lection, kinddess and subsection. Keep
plenty of those things by you, and be
very attentive TO supply the place of
any that may waste by evaporation, or
any other cause. Garnish with mod.
est, becoming familiarity, and innocent
pIeasanlry,and if you add kisses or other
accompany them with
a sufficient secrecy; and it would not
be amiss to add a little prudence and
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-05

INVISIBLE WRITING. The plan Of
writing with rice water. to he rendered
visible by the application of Iodine, was
practlsed with great success in the Cor
respondence with Jellala ad I he fi,>t
letter Of thi, kind received from thence
was concealed in a quilt. On opening it
a small piece of paper was unIolded on
which appeared only a single word ,"Io
dine" The magic liquid was applied,
and an interesting despatch lrolnSir Rob
ert Sale stood ior,h.-United !Service
.Magazine.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-05
ClairvOyance.

Kew. Gibson Smith gentlemen Of re,
spectacle and, unimpeachabe seraci.y
and pastor OF the FIRST Universalist so
ciety OF Powkeepsie, New ,rk, in a
recent letter to the Editors of the Tri.
buIe. communicates the following state.
ment IN relation to mesmarlzer of tha,
town.--.Ntw WgrM.
+. here is in this place CLvvoyant
Jackson Davis, whose wondera powers
nave tor long time astunished many oI
gu: citizens This young man is Gig Fleen
years Of age, is uneducated, AMI has re
sided here for the last six years, and Is
very generally known.
What 's perfectly astonishing is. tha,
when in the Claryoyant state, IL is com.
p'ete master OF the general Sciences,
such as physiology, pathology. snatony,
geology, hydroIogy, phrenoIogy, as:ron.
ony' medicine, sc. He Is cH,versant
with all these sciences distinctly points
out their fundamental truths and expos
es their incidental errors. lie has spoken
also IN as many different lang uas, 8, and
whist IN that state is able and wiilinu TO
give instruction on any subiec, which
VIII be OF benefit to mankind lie has
already explained many phenoaona in
nature which the learned have been un-
able to talhom, such, for instance, as the
cause OF The variation OF the l,aunel,c
leedIe.
Oflate he has given US four lectures
on Animal Magnetism. The theory of
NJ Magnetism, as given in these lectures,
Is entirely new, and beautiful beyond
description. he shows in cIeap and lu,
cid manner that Mesmerism is a science.