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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-04

large number of acts Of incorporation PASSED al
SO bills giving the Courts the power change The
of persons aud prohibiting person. without Mercha1ts
license from selling goods by sample card or Otherwise
Full proceedings 10 morrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-04

The honorable President then delivered address equal
ing beauty coqucnce and force, his proudest effort
anv previous similar occasion, which warmly and
Enthusiastically appIaued by the convention. James Bar
bou the Eecor for The District loudly called for and
appearing upon The stand he nude iinc speech assuring
the that when lie battle shall have opened he
would be found duly armed and equipped 10 meet the enemy
and ever foremost in The hottest and nckest Of The fight
George W. Brent Esq., then called upon, and his CT
fort was equal 10 the envabe reputation he enjoys Of being
Of lie finest popular speakers in Virginia The conven
ton adjourned sine die
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-23

Bat if we shouldn't "say much about the
treatment of ireland" which has been "inliu-
itely' more oppressed than Hungary, for hun
drcd years and more, why should we say much
about the treatment of Hungary? Our cor
respondent is too intelligent not to- admit the
truth of the homely old maxim, "snucc for the
goosc &c." and must not let his particular
sympathies run away with his general prin-
clple'" and his logic.
Thetruth simply is that we agree with our
esteemed correspondent IN everything but "go>
ing TO war; We would welcome the able and
eloquent Kossuth in Vermont as warmly rs he
would we would give him "malcrial aid" in
money, and encourage those Of our citizens
who might choose to do SO, to 90 with hun and
/ help him to obtain the Independence of ms
! Country we would let despotic Europe know
anyway and cveryw0y, that it is the deliberate
OrINrox Of this Country that every People
should have the right to choose their own form
of Government, and that it is a wrong and out
rlge for third parties to interfere to wrest from
them that right but we wouldn't go to war
unless "the devil stood at the door" That
flat
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-23


T>rrrvrxr,ox ,>n Nnx.i>rt RyrvrIov.-
These t,yo ter,,. l,,i,c,ricoI yonnn,Ireas they
r,lIv ,r, in their trun ,j.r,,ii,oiI,n h,vr I1fcv
c,,,t +, he :, nearly sy,,oynous. a. that when
thnv are used they are understood 10 moan the
same ,hin,r ~ kos-,l,h has not lcft Us 70
misunderstood him, ,yha, no snrnks of unu-iu-
tor,an,i,n lie saws cynIIrItly. that 80 far as
h., ,;.,i,, T., TIN. ronrtrv i concerned "lutcr-
,,,,,o, IN o,,r,rce i,,trrvrn,inu" Is what he
,oo,ny
,,ood do,l Of conGlsiou has unloubtollv
,o,'n c.o.,,d =, ,ho rnhlic ,,,nd nv tine ,uIis-
rr,,,;no,o and norLons IN same instance, arttuI.
,,nnf tIn.o farms rbere are few vino wouId
bloc. e., ,Lo rr;ncirlo of non-iutorvnntInn =
,,i,loo ,.os, ,i,i,r,,r If tho nnon,p ol fine I'M
,od S,a,os a. wn firmly hrhric. are utterly
t,'tIo ,Ia do.,r;no ~ ;,i,r,oution in h,b,if
-, ti,,,r,. ,,.l,;.h .s..y.l,,.o1 Inv E,.su,h
,,,a',' IN a,,ual ,o,n', ~ ,lor with Ru.,i, !,
,,I h. ., ,,ro,.,',,, L,7r ,,.,rf,ron.o in IIunra-
man otI,,irs
........-
we CONFESS ''a' we "''r Sp''''" NV SUI
Ell a' ''e lior''la'IoI 'u'',''''tt Wy a.!
a-o' pi F''3'' ~ "''F W
liut '"'''oJ.'o' d" ,l 80
i t','u . - ~, NT,.rin'r,,,
.,n,I, Ioc;Iod ,,rounj IN tnvor uf intervention
,,,'.,' ;.l..,,.,57,,i" A., mr., now satisfied
lu' I'o''-i'.ci Nr''''"
from Cdrclu cAdUllh'lI"" W '!C N"'"O''''' .
| speech an authentic repOrt OF which appears
! in the WASHINGTON RppuhlC of Saturday, that
. bo I., Lo,, ,niir,l,, ,ni.rcnrnsnutnd "A @ can
+ Nv 'i 49,. -; H.. llr..
| l'ol ma ""'" VI an '"'''''''''' 80 100
. IN favor OF lnterHenlloh' WINE ne nous up non
. intervention as "a fundamental principle OF the
-. Federal Constitution which makes the United
! .,...l. =. ,.,,;.,r ,,,' t,,, orl ,nIo
"''','' :" ''' Ito ou'',, G r., ~. tI
pendent soNerciVuleS' ''c 'coHt "' "V'l '' ',i'
"',a IIo 5.nns .ntrryentio
~ ho ,Lo narfoct r;',bt of eyerv State to room.
,o H., .'' ;nternaI atiair. and nsiu,,nns rs She
''a,, ,I,;mI, wiII hast nrn,note tno interest and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-23
UTAH.

The eNirtordnary disclosures in rc ,pcct to
political moral aud social life in the Territory
OF Utah, recently made by the Secretary our
friend b. ID. HARRIS Esq, lac Of the Brattler
boro Eagle the Judge and Assistant Judge of
that Territory, has awakened wide attention
throughout the Country. The communication
addressed by these Officers to the President, is
too long for publication in our columns, and we
have intended to give an abstract of its princi
pal charges against the Mormons. We find
such an abstract, however, IN the last Union
Wing, and avail ourselves OF it, agreeing as
we do with that paper in the conclusions it
draws from the facts stated 1t is as follows !:
UTAH.
The returned officers of the Territory OF
Utah, have made !ul report to the President,
OF the events which compelled them to relin-
qnish the effort to discharge their duties. The
officers OF the Territory are Governor. Sccre-
tary, Judge and Assistant Judge. All these
were appointed by the President but the Gov
ernor Brigham Young, the Mormon "plophet'
appointed, as it now appears unwsely, to
concliate and inspire with confidence towards
the United States, that community Of wretches
about whom so much is said and so little
knoWh--claims to hold under higher law
and according to the report Of his returned CO.
urdlnates, treated themselves and the authority
Of the United States, from first to last with
contempt and outrage bounded only by the linn
It OF his own remarkable capacities for violence,
plumber, indecency and blaaphcmy. The de-
scrplon given us OF the dcpravity, lcentouS-
ness bIoodahed, robbery, and impicty, practised
hV tlt, 4 4
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-23
Arrival OF the Asia.

"ail0h - hoHS .I9P1i,'a re-e!cc.m By NoOO,-
Wv .HDordy-HS h'aUgWntion, and nd
"'cS5 ,"ac""g "e Jm'Te PohcJ V has nj
M"iSra''o"'
NEw IoRN Friday evening" Jan. lGth.-The
BRUSH steamship Asia, with dates from Liver
pool 10 the 81 INST, arrived at her wharf about
O'Clock this evening.
The Grain market has been more lively, and
IN III" absence Of supplies to any extent, great
.rnnH,3 has been manifested although the de-
mlnd has not been extensive for any article.
Flour Of good quality has advanced I'D to IS
per barrel, and rel Wher, "a per busIel In
dlan Corn neglected.
ENGLtHp.-Ihe LONDON Morning Advertiser
states that the cause Of Lord Puinerstons res
sign9'ion, was the interference, on the part of
the Prime Minister with the aiiur- Of the For
cign Secretary; TINT Lord Palmerston. on as
Ell an EXPLANATION Thr answer Of the pran,
er was vague and shudmg, ana the result was
a lengthy correspondence between the Foreign
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-23
KoSsuth in Pennsylvania.

Kossuth in Pennsylvania.
Kossuth reached Harrisburg, Penn, on
! thursday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, and was
received by LARGE party Of citizens in slclgh9,
and escorted through the principal streets to-
the hotel, from whence, after dining, he was
conducted TO the State House, where strange
scene occurred. according to the following tel
egraphc despatch;
The House met At / o'clock. Atahout noon
the ladies began to fill the Hall Of the House
and long before the time Of meeting, had com
petolv filled the seats of members and the floor,
th" Joint rules winch had been
adopted by the committee of arrangements
he ro,unla and entrance 10 The TALL present
ed SC NJ OF dire confusion. immense crowd
struggling All kinds of curses were buried
nj the Scrrean-lt-A Arms and the officers on du-
ty. and it. was certainly the most rowdy demon
stration we ever Witnessed. 1t being found
impossible to check ii, a. "A last resort the mill
tnrv were sent for.
The speaker repeatedly called loudly on the
House to cone to order. but without elect
The crowd was appealed to. aud in the nlme
of PENNSYLVANIA entrcatcd TO cIcVr the rOtundN
and allow Senators TO enter the Han. Inc
sneakers request was turned into rlIlcule by
the mob which shouted and hootcd all 'h'
more. The speaker piled his hummer III vain.
Finally in the midst OF the confusion Judge
ellis ATTEMPTED tu address the Chair. IL" h'd
understood that the Legislature Of Pcun~v!va-
MIA was To receive the great koSSuth, mt the
seats of members were occupied 10y strangers.
He hoped that KosSuth would not be received
Il 4, -, N',.,s,, Il
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-23

aud ur,"Rrn,>s at the srtuc rates aoale required
Al tins U.net. Then receipts are regarded as day
''V"'''
,..,,....,.
'"o wan" 'U ', 49,
,,.,ti. l.. 49,, ,,,i,, lilo mr.
Wv" ''''' '''0
p"Sl'lon' or our op MONS, III r'2d'u '" ''o' ~
tervenlIon RESOLUTIONS. we h'rdly e%pcctcu
they would. though VIC intend TO hold both
with en,irc rosnoc, f,r tho4s who differ from u.s.
~, H. .. :. ....,, .,,J f.,I,,;,,r ,n,orver-
80 ,l, -
49,. =.
lhey lhlN " IS ne a"'R VI WIS wv q '''"''' "
90 lutu the bowels OF revolutionary Europe,
necessary auI fight for the maintenance OF /
..rcrrr,l nriucinlcn boraIIse the principle is a /
L, ~ ,l .u H,.;,r, orcu, +, rcspact
''e'' ''''' "''' "'' -,
ahl observe 1t VIZ t'''''N IL IL "'' VIZ
tins Government to DO any Such 'nih-' i"'y
differ in opinion, on this point, from W AslIlN"o
yoy. MoyRoE, MAprsoH, JACKSON, WEHsTEr,
cav. yc ,,rrn, with them. Thay thin; our
,,.,.....,,,1 ,,,,. r,.n,,c nr,x,o : ARC ,nolIi-
'''' '' U''' ..,,,,,,,,,,,
'''"' w. I''0''' ~
pHhc'pIc" we "nlh> t''! "'c "'''V P't- Nv W
guns and baNOnctS. oven though inc IaltfI oc
ut the kind mentioned by koSsnth.-" bayonctN
,,,,, ,L;rl e. and that an yr,nr; and abuses
- ;,i ~ -. ,,r,;f,l h,, dos
l''N pow N'' '0''7
we CIV" oeio" u c''''''"'''0'''o" "''"
2cl!uls and enthusiastic HdnliTcr OF u'c gr''t
lIurrarian in reply to our comments on tine
t;r,ul Isle resolutions; The writer will do Us
l ;,..i..o =, ,l,,, ,l,, nathan h., nor any ON,
;...; -.
c''e has ever c\P'H'7'' "'F'or """'.' A''''' W
the wonderful genius ana aplIucs OF ho'N"'"
than we have done. upto the point he mentions
We ,,,rco ,vi,l, him, j., rcrarlin,r the eloquent
=, . .,, !, &C.,. ,,,.,,, az ,L,, ,,,o
.'-!" vs. w.
IA" difference '''"c1" Us "'' '' 'N''0
dent Simply Is HAT VIC stop 9ohc""cIc' ana Nv
rucs 1t bhnlr'
We have n remark or two to make on por
,,. Of ,bo ucu ,vri,}cu communication OF
r ,;h .,n a., r,,,r,
~ '"' ''
marked by numerals
For the fffc ness
ME tbi''R ,.............,
Il" very s'"o u "'''o! ''"'.'7 ,,.;,
upon tue res'u ions p''''' az '"e '>''7''' =
III our O'oh'Y' t'h' So" nave SUM '''''''"'
the MISSION I" ho7Su'h ny 10 cer''In ''"' u
I" the point OIL "'o"'"S TINS 'o"'''S !"
war ..u.
u Is c'r''h'y -''''y''* " u ~ .,'
mE''h'n h'e'a''" " S0"' w" '
to- me OF us mat you were "''''cr "'" '',' '0"''
i' great Magyar we t'"'S'' Sou """'" ~, ~
Wh" would take "o'u "'" "'"' ''H'' '''"''' -
INN ana his cause 1t seems you '"''''' "'''
tue I" your cohN''o"S' we o'e 'o''9 '' w ''
Vermont u se"o ''''' " ''" '''
the -'h't"us "e'c"H'' VIII" " P"'i'' - ''- y y
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-23

o. The Ogdensburgh Republican states
that a company of six men, who are hunting
on John Browns tract, have killed three hun
drod deer bctwccuthc fifth of November, lejl,
anG the lst day Of January, lsj}. The sad
die. Of these three hunirci deer, yielded al
mo= $1,000 IN the Boston market
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-23

try ne rcN'"eu t'c St''e VI l.' w. '''' ~ .
'o"''"eu MS G,"cIoI ''',''''> ~. o'''. ~ 49,
" 'l'n"'V9' '"c.""''' "' "r ~ go
point nau p'eh cN'e'"'"- '''' ''''"E' '''1
harheu u! I''c i'''O re- 'I''''- H'''
mutual :. l"pa''F' "ot'' P"li'' ~ "-ol,'y
'hecIeo' an" un,''' t"c ''''l
cu'l'lahce' u ''p occ S'I'' ,o'''! J.. W., u"
C"I''ea' '"'I' C'"",'"'' - vas '"'
'PtCla''e "' l''' "'"'''' A.
~" N''''' ~ ~! H.. ,i ,l;,,'r
d 81 'uN3" '''''." '''' ''' -
one o' Noa>t J" "'''' IL ms Nv P'.l'' ''
3'"cr UP}" ''s '''''9' Va Wv L,',,
"''P ''''''- ,"NH'" ''- '''- w .,,..'i
"P'" nun, NV ',''i -, Ii.'i - ',... ,I'
"''' ''' 3''''' '' Wv ''''',' a
N'','l" I''t' &" ''9 ''' '''''
d""' i, VI WI ny us ,'ii'l.I,.' 81
49, "Ch '''I- =, ~ ,I.,,,,iJ,,,
!,''H"'' w" .'' W. W ,;',.'i,,,,.,.
w. "'n W. "', 3, 1:".,,, E..,. tJ,.J,
w.
""'
crcnrr Il,.r,,y or Ior,s N,ro,roN's
,, .,, ,,....... ,l.. r.lr.,,.;.., ,.,,.,r-
eN'ing 'rratN" ri .a' c'Hr'cuoh an IL 7''1''7-
;u execution Of tie coap d'ci0i Of Dee. ID, by
whirh I,0uIs Nan. icon -rfDrl~Cd France and
,i....l t........ ;.,i ,,r,,,;,.. Ii, ,,,..,,,.
''' WI IT, ~
nae PNlant - ".op'''' ana A''"''''c Nc-
couutd' the Eycn,s oil, December, i~jI' Tine
,,r.,,cu m,r,rI .boni ,l, m,tiar i. that such
,,l
~ NeP' - ''"i''-'-!
teen Gays
In fine middle OF November 'hn President
we; rtu,iu,J mister Of h., actions: in few
,nnrt,s if vnud have been too Ia,c for inn and
for c.pr,5o,ly p.s,. He r.so,yed t. ',.lyc the
ronnrv." Three men were the con,idonls OF
his il,a- General de- 1T. Armand, Minister at
Wor. u L. i}nr,y. REPRESENTATIVE Of the .,-
In'e.,n,l N. d, N,upls. Pfp,nct Of Police
,ui, N.n,',nn oypts,I In the dos.,uls
,rbic, hn b,o t,r.,ol ,ud a.k,l to-tloir con.
cnrr,,.o TL.,..,i tl,..., nr,.lis,J il ,o h,.l
n 4, army f.. nu IA, r..,,,,4,b,,i,y f.. ,.,-
.'',,.',r,s (iin,.,., .r lb, iu.rr,,r. NJ 4. -,
lrn,,I r,r t.. r,i,,-,. ooor,t,.p., II. 4,
lI'n,,s fir th, o.ti,, n, IN, no,icc.
n,i,,r ,,,., ,,,.,,, .ifr,n d,y: ,bns 80 three
,,,,,'i7,,,.J ,,..,j, ,I,. p.s.lcnt all tho "details
- ,, ,,',',,..,.. No., ,, a. which isn, o,,.
q, 80 -. D., 49,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-23

o. We have before given an account of
the impressive interview between KossuTH and
Henry CLAY, but the following from the \. Y.
Tribune is so interesting and full that we can
not refrain from copying IT.
Interview between Kossuth and Henry
Clay.
The interview between Gov. kOssUTH and
Mr. CLAY, on Friday, was profoundly Interest
ng. kOssUTH was accompanied by Mr.. CAss
and Gov. JONES of Tennessee. There were
two others present atthe interview. kossrrH
was excited and agltated at the prospect OF his
introduction to the great Parliamentary leader
of the United States-THE PRINCE, rs his w est
ern admirers call him. Mr., CLAY was seated
i'm an armchair, and, on KossUrH's entrance,
rose up err ct to his full hight, and cordially re-
ceved the great Hungarian. After the cere-
mony of introduction was over and few mln>
utes were passed in allusion to the incidents OF
his visit to this country, Mr.. CLAY began to
address him on the great subjects of his mis-
sion.
Mr.. Cay began by saying with great solom-
mtg. that he addressed him as DYING MAN,
and thai. az il was an important occasion, he
should speak 10 him freely, and with the utmost
frankness. For himself, he had worshpped all
In, hic at the shrine Of Liberty, aud had ever
Jccn.unc OF he moA devoted }Ollnc' OF lIec'
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! rec ~ re s 6,
FRIDAY MORN Ming Jan. % ls5.
BURLINGTON, VI .

"a s. NJ. PErTlNGLlL, & co, Newspaper
Advertising Agents. No 10 state Street, Boston.
Are Agents tor the FglL Pass Ddi'g and VI ccb
Ia, auI are an horned to trclryc ADVERTISEMENTS
aud sur,rRrrI,Ns at the Siuc rates aoale required
NJ tins O,net. Then receipts are regarded as dhl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-05
BAYARD TAYLOR on THE NILE.

liaTari Taylor the Interesting traveller and ex-
4'!~.t" f"ct, las communicated to the New York
tribune the following warm water Bacchana!. from
M travels on the Nile. He calls il the "Nioiic
Drinking SolIg, and our readers will agree with us
III the opinion t!iat il is an exceedingly rich and
graceful vcr>ica,ion;
! %" may water YOUR bay. brother poets, with lays
hut tr -lten lii. cup from the stream YOU deaf
b. til" >,'huykilI> side. or Cochituatc'> tide.
Or the crystal lymph Of the mountain Croton
We may pledge from these,
In our summer ease,
Mr. even inacrcons shade rcvile vs.
But | from TIE flood
~ his own brown blood.
viii drink to the glory of ancient Nilu,.
Cloud never cave birth. nor cradle the Earth.
To- river - grand and fair this is
Nut the waves that roll us the gold of PactoluS
Nor cool c"ph;><rl-. nor classic llissus
Tie lilly may dip
Her ivory lip
To kiss the rippIcs Of clear Eurotas,
But the Nile brings balm
From the mvrrh and palm,
And tie ripe voluptuous lips ofthe lotus.
The waves that ride on his mighty tide
We're poured from the urls of unvisitcd noulI-
tHI,>,
And their sweets of tie South milrgle cool in the
mouth
With the tic~hne>, and sparkle OF the Northern
fountains.
Again and again
The Goblet we dr.in.-
D;yincrn stream never Ncrcid swan on;
For Is and or;ss
Have quacd it before Us,
And Ganyme,;e dipped ii for Jupiter Ammon
Is blessings he pourS ore his thirsty shores,
And floods The regions OF Sleep and Silence,
When he makes case, in desert places
AID the plain is Il sea, The hills are isanlS.
And had the brave
t.acIroll'> save.
And lips Ike the houeved lips of Hvias,
Ill dip from his brink
Nv b,, chalal drink,
AID sing Tor the glory of Ancient Nilu>.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-05
II H ALE ID q n A n.

Horrible CATAsTRoPHE-Wc learn
from the Bath (Me) Times that a house &c
cupied by r Gibbs and Mr. Nlanus in that
town, was DESTROYED by fire at about o'clock
on Wednesday morning. and two boys of Mr.
Gibbs, aged five and seven years, together
with their grandmother, lady named Enr-
ley, lost their lives in the flames Other per-
sons in the house barely saved their lives by
jumping from the windows. The house was
not insured. All the furniture was destroy
cd
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AMERICAN HARDWARE,
BEWARE
Of Counterfeits & Coun-
terfeiterS

'INHE undersigned have noticed in the North Star.
Il OF May 5. 1852. an Advertisement purportiI =
To- he signed by q. H. & j. NJ. Weeks. Offering for
sale Il Ners Wagons. which will be =ol,i cheap at
their store.
hi seems 'tc>ig ncd to deceive and impose upon
the public by inducing community to purrhas" said
Wagons under tuS, impressions ~ Me-Sr>. Weeks
have 10 authority and are III WAYS licensed L"
dispose of "Millcr's Wagons as made ly lis. nor
were The said WAGONS manufactured by, OF under
the direction of.lrhn ID. Miller of Lyndon. VT
NONE ARE THE GENUINE Milcr'> Wagons I'm
less stamped wiki the name t" or firm. He, Truli
Miller on brass plate attached To each ore of our
own manufacture
Our finn have now on hand and offer for safe upon
the most reasonable terms eight tEoani dollars
worth OF the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-05
Sash, Blinds and Doors
To the Travelling Public

FINliE wider-i-ll. rc-lcy-iu-,y :,.- r-,.s....
Il ami the travelling I,gh';c -,gr.,r-, .r...
purchased the well kronn TANFpN say. '-
l,anIilr tir.',.;i. FORMERLY ,c'-r.-,.s t II :
airs. ami more recently I,v Clar,.- NJ.
ne designs to hcca fri TATE II-.-,.,- H..
mcnt for man al.i lr.t-f- T.. ~y,arI -.
>ay tlat he intends To- rs,elir AMI rl...---,-.
the house. ~ t. render Il y -, ri,..~-,.,
and convenient Hotel Than II lr.r -. r. -.
;enti"n L. the wants oi travellers. 4i.,i t,,-
charges. il all eases, lie lrlr~ :, ,,,.r- 80,
the public patronage InSEFH PRISM.
Danrill.' April ~, lNi2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-05
PADDOCK'S FOUNDRY
Machine Shop.

THE subscriber having purchased the entire IN
L terc>t of. e. Paddock and j. e. r ller, IN me
above well known establishment, * prepared I" iur-
nl>h Castings and Machinery Of every description
from the Most extensive variety ct patterns IN Inc
country. JOHN II. PADDOCK.
81. .IulIll>hury- Doc $3.50. 69Stf
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Scientific Evidenced!

Baron I.icbig in IL celebrated work ON amin,
chemistry, says: IN artificial digestive tiuid
anal; S"uS 10 the Castro .Iuicc may be readily pre
pared nom the nUc"U> membrane Of the stomach
OF '' oN. III which yar'!, articles of food as meat
ana '@@>, VIII be >"lirnrd. changed and iiee,tcI
">' III Tie am" i:.au"r IL they would be in the
human >t"n:rh.'
,"H on the A"''nt AMI yet a descriptive cir.nlar
9raiI> giving large amount Of scientific evidence
similar t" the above. together with reports of re-
lhahic cures, from all parts of the United State,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-05
Fashionable Stock of Furniture
Dr. Anarchists | lcrinr talhoIirOn.

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-05
ILDE RS
Iron Safe Warehouse,
And Depotior the sale of Halls new Patent
POWDER PROOF LOCKS,
rs MERCHANT ROW.

VII Safe ca-not he exctl.cl in Workmanship. or
vi asa complete FIRE PEoor SAFE, by any made
in this country.
They will lot iniure Books or Papers by damp
ne>-- HE locks low used. have Il very small hey
and should he seen hv every one before purchasing
Safes having the large old fashioned key.
L. Two oi Wilder'> old Patent Safe. made by
me and tor sale low. JOHN L. WILDER,
,6|m3 - Merchants Row. Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-05
THE SUBSCRIBERS

TIAVE fer sale at lowest cash prices, large guam
Il L titles of
Rock Turks Island and CaiiZ Salt;
East Boston sal; in ," lhs bags for butter;
Several hundred barrels prime flour ground
from new wheat:
Ground Plaster by CaSk or ton;
80 chests Green and Black teas;
Al kinds of Sugars:
MoA>Se> bv the HID. r.rytur:
\ general assortment Ufall kinds and sizes OF
Iron:
Bolts and washers:
Wagon springs and axeltrees:
AnviS. wroucli: and cut Nails:
Sperm. Linseri ami Whale Oils;
White lead.-P"rk. Lard, Tobacco. fish;
No. | Soap. Spices. RaisinS. fig;
Cod and Pollock fish, Machere:
Thum;i>ton and Burlington Lime;
Hydraulic Cement for cSternS;
Lead Pipe sole Leather;
Coffee ami Silcratu~.
Almost all other goods usually kept IN a Whole
sale " l. Goods Store. All which have been bought
=; The lowest market prices and will be sold ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-05
SPRING AND
Summer Style of
Boots 4 Shoes.

Remember tie OIL Line Eoot and Shoe Stare >
Y oil can buy more Shoes for vour cash there than
l. n any other Store or Shop in CALEDONIA
COT ~. and greater variety Latest ,tvI.
Gents French Calf B"o:~. sewod or pcgse,l. made
'""rH@r and warranted: and finally all kinds of
tU-toin work done to order.
All Kin ! ot LEATHER for sale. CHEAP FOX C.su
H"'"1'h'r< h,'<"f all kinds. and good assert
mcnt constantly on hand and :,.r ale.
il"Vr ~: returned from Boston with lsr.,e
stock. which Wa bought for Cash. and nm co,.1;
'"it HAT the quality :,,i! f,rice
WILL BE SATISFACTORY
LddttS and Gsntion.,n Phrase q;re me n CuD
GEO. C.. BARNEY.
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