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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
NEw YORK, Dec. IL, 1852.

NEw York, Dec. IL, 1852.
Having come To the United States to ava
myself, for the cause OF my country, OF the sym
patty, which had reason TO belive existed in
The heart OF the nation, ! found il my duty 10
declare, in the first moments Of my arrival, that
il is my mission 10 plead the independence of
Hungary and the liberty If tho European con :
iinen before the great Republic Of tho United
States. My principle in this respect is, that
every nation has The sovereign right to dispose
"f ia own domestic affairs, without any foreign
interference that !, therefore, shall not med
die with any domestic concerns Of the United
States, and that eIpec, il from all tho frlend,
Of my cause not to do any thing in respect to
myself that could throw difficulties in my way,
and, while expressing sympathy for the cause,
would inure it.
Il is with regret that | must feel the necessity
Of again making that appeal to the public opin-
ion Of this country, and particularly to those who
profess themselves to be frenis Of my cause, to
give one proof Of their sympathy by avoiding
every step which might entangIe me into diff
cullies in respect 10 the rule which have adopt
ed, and which | again declare to be my leading
principle, viz no, TO mix and no, 10 be mixed
40 whatever with domestic concerns or party
questions LOUIS kOSSUTH.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

PIANO MA NUFA CTORIES
in the United States, by which he will be enabled 10
supply the people Of Columbus aud the surrounding
country with Pianos Of the best quality, fresh from
the hands of tina makers The instruments offered BY
him will be warranted to ssess a superior tone, and
will be sold al small advance on the New York phi
ces. They will also be put in tune by Prof Markssin
before delivery, WITHOUT any additional charge 10 the
purchaser. He has on hand at present, two excellent
instruments and will receive further supply
as navigation opens. Persons desiring Pianos Of any
peculiar style be accommodated in due by
calling and leaving their orders Purchasers are invt-
cd TO call and examine for 4 emselves.
J. WOMELSDORFF
N. B. He also continue, 10 keep on hand and for
sale, good supply Of Cabinet Furniture, consisting Of
hne dressing and plain Bureaus. Beds,esds, Wash
stands Chairs, Mattresses, Looking glasses, &c.
September 9Th, 1851. l3-3m. ] ".
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COLUMBUS, MISS.
DIR. a. n. JONES

Has removed his office to the store Of i.ampkin
& Whitfield main street, where he would be pleased
to see his friends, and where any message left for
him will be promptly attended to
Columbus October 10, 1850 left
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ADvERTIsEMENTs.

rADyERTlSE MENTS inserted at OSE
poLL.R per square, ten lines or less) Tor the first
and FtFrg Csvrs for each subsequent insertion.
IN Liberal reductions will be made to persons
who advertise by the year.
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JOB PRINTING.

h]IOB PRINTING neatly executed, on
short notice and at REDUCED RATES.
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TIE Dl1EcSEkG
IL published every saturday Morning
day Morning
+ erm D.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DOLLAssin
advance; FoUR DOLLARS if payment is deayed unit
the expiration Of the wear.
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Y ours, &C.,
TENNESSEEAN.

KossurH. The following is the address re-
Gently issued by Ko,sulh to the people Of The u
States:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03

OF The River Bard" contributes tho follow.
ing original poem TO the Knckerbocker Maya.
zine, which he styles
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CARDS..

WI n CAERISGToS. THOMAS CHRISTIAN
DARLINGTON & CHRISTIAN.
Attorneys n COunSellOrS at Law,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-03
PIANOS, FINE PIANOS:
J. WOMELSDORFF,
PIANO MA NUFACTORIES

INFORMS the public that he has made an arrange
i ment with one Of the most celebrated
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-15
AS a Dyspepsia Curer

DIR. Hourhton's feD>n has produced the most mar
veiious eect>, IN curing cases nj debility cmaca.on
nervous decliu. and dy-I.etc cor>1iInrt;nn. II is
impossible I" give the details oi cases in the l,ri,s
{" tins advertisement: lint authenticated certificates
nave t"'r gwen 81 more than 1w" hundred remark
able cures. IN Philadelphia New York and BOSTON
alone lhese were hearty all desperate Cases and
the cures were not only rapid and wonderful. tn.
permanent.
Ii * great nervous anti,lo'r. and particularly
useful Tor tendency :" bilious ,i'-uricr Liver Com
plant, lever and Agr;c. or badly treated fever and
a-lic ali'i The e. effects ol . ,lnnc Mercury. and
DINER drugs upon tie iiccsti,r organs after, Ior
Sickness Al>" for excess in eating and the too free
Use OF ardent spirits. 1t almost rcconcilcs he,ith
with intcmprrancc
Dr. ll'u"ht"rs Pepsin is sold bv nearly ALI the
dealers in fire drug md popular medicines ,Irormb
ont the United STATES. 1t is prepared in powder
use of physicians O' Wv
rsi"att circulars for the Use Of PHYSICIANS. NAV
he "h'ane'' Of DR. Hourhton or his AGENT. descr;I
ing me whole process Of preparation and rvinr the
authorities upon which the claims of this new rom
cdT are based A it is not secret remedy no Oh
lecnon can be raised against its Use bv phvsiciop
III respectable standing and regular practice Price
one dollar per bottle '''e
OBSERVE THIS. Every bottle Of the re,p;no
fep>n bears the written signature Of J. :. Horob-
ION II; sole proprietor. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.-r"r,,.
right and trade mark secured. =
>"d by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
AGENT>.-J. {. BISGHAM. St. .Jobnshnrr
Wholesale & Retail Agent: J. Weeks. DAN.
vii" : X C"lhn- N"n'pc,irr .se,I
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s.PRESS on"
4 RiN LIT >BSG.

Jul, under an Island. midst r,l>hc~ ant nso>s.
Twas born of i rock spring and dew:
I VIZ shaded Nv trees whose hrancic- and leaves
Nc'er suffered the sun TO gaze through.
Il wandered around tn" steep brow Of Il hill,
Where the da>;c- and vioct- fair
We're shaking the mist from their Weakening ewes.
AnI p"urin@ tier breath on the air.
"Th>n creEt gentl, un.ani m"i>tenv,l TIE i:-et
Ola shrub which -lii,,its,i Il nest
Til" bird in return sang his mrrrir>t song.
And showed me his lc,th-rv crest.
How JOYOUS ir in TIE bright afternoon,
When the sun riding oil in the west.
Game out in red l.oi from behind the green trees
And FURNISHED nv trcmuou~ breast.
MY nlen!r.rE Ir7I can return II Tho time
When Iii" freeze murmnrcd low plantive tones.
While wasted the day in dancing away.
Or playing with pebbles and stones.
III points :" the hour when the rain battered down
OF resting awhile in the trees
Then quickly descending it rutllr,l my calm
And VIII ,,creeI to ol the seas.
= iva, t,sn the first wish found home in my breas
To increase tiinc hurrics along;
! wa> then first learned t"li>p >n.tl" the words
Which now love So lneM,!lt-' fresson."
"I'll make wider NV hol rs onward tread
A deep ;-'ltv river III be
Pres; an = al The day will sing on my way,
I'LL enter tie tarsrrciIing sea.
I: ceased A,ou.l, fingered beside IFS green edge,
I'LL the stars in l. face brightly Shone;
He hoI.e The sweet strain would rc-rcho again
R.,r he just heard y murinur-"Ir'ss"".
i IL. .iu.,, ia Poets Gndrijuticn 70 b,ktrs N""s.
b,I' Ii-.I.l.
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DOG SOt'F.

1t i known thase'ur In'!ia,.s regard dogs
a, luxury for the ta-(not the table: for
they SIT upon lie ground when they cat and
dispense with chairs and .ables.) ..t lrav-
cr>c d"> >iony. dnrin. III" treaty last summer
several ri or odd settlers" who have ae.
iulrrd taste for Indian dclicaces. were In
.ttoI to 30. i,a>t- but the most singular
dish We ever heard Of any where, wa. owl
head >oup, in -.xas OF which ". have the
following anccC!o:e, trora an officer OF the ar
ny a l'r. Jarvis in The arm, in Tcxa, had a
"rana play - hu- 70, A. hro.l,,. ~ crs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-15
Scientific Evidence!

Baron Liehir in h> celebrated work orl animal
chemistry. say: An artificial digestive iluid.
analogous +" the G>tr' aicc. may Ice readily pre-
pared from the rCucu> membrane of the stomach
Of the OK III which various articles of food ~ meat
and sI.,>. sill i" >"I.emcd. changed and ligt>rr,l
.lu>' IN the same manner they would he in The
human >t"nlac
Gall on the AGENT. and get a descriptive circular.
gratis. giving large amount Of scientific evidence,
similar /" the above. together with reports % re
ll!araable from All pf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-15

C"mg,i,tioa er III" E.,ii,oog 90. C,,,~..,.,
R'r,r- IGr""ql t,,,u, n. Hlf. Ill., y
.JoIa>L"rH. ~ 70 Mr. l-a.l f,-.-. ,,,i.,
DA>>ENGIE> l,:lH. \. la.,.-fr..l.-
Il >r.,i,an ar5 Y. W. E...rr,.,. .r, u
Springfield. AM ,;1iy'. j.. W. ~. a-trp
LcaT";'t lilo, taxi -, 80: IL : ',, .ta: 40, :
ri,c IN Me-, York II l. n.
Leave New York II \ ". ,liic "a, >,rnri,, =
III" II - lol.l.-3rry An" ,'H,r.tc.
Thi> l. The dix iiI,r' l..,v-, ...r..o T. So
fell. &c. from N"r-lor7s y II u--';-e. -
Vermont. aiii III. ir,-rr r,r;'-rr - ~. No.. 2
10 Saratoga a.. via T,,,uEy- lsl.< :,'5 Ea,a,.g
P.--cr -,r- ,r:lsil- \. l"lir>fu~t 81, -. :,
lilo, VI. >nllIH, :.;.l c'l.l.rr-- E,aa- ave
ko>t"1l IL $50 II Z -" l.. ~ c,rr.r',- - T..
h5"h with II" t1sl'- TT Nurc,-,,-. r. r,.,2 '.-
ton Tor Lowell, l=,Rrr.c" AMI $40.
Fare The >;.il.' - TX al q. ,rh'~ ~.l,r.
rs->en.cr- leak. k,-,,- l..gaitr-i l,.st q
80 and II IL. >E'.is' .., ;..r So e, = ir,i-
X ana interim i-, >r,.''> 81 >,,. 81 3 NV, II
r,,l.;r. Freight lr.ii,> -.s,l w. TX
H. 4 GAGF So >r...rs-. T.
G,yl <f.srp. V H.. .irc =. Ill. 80.
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they forged hand bills and posted notices all
about the country. that Dr. Jarvis would pay
cash on delivery, for owl heats. Presently
people about the cantonment began to bring
in owlhcads, which the Doctor, smoking the
Joke. quietly bought up. The Doctor was
the butt Of constant rEdicule. Ct course, and
conld hear illusions to owl-heads at all times
and from all quarters. After few days, the
Doctor concluded. as kind Of qulctus, to
hnv off his racrile>s fellow officers. to give
them supper; which he provided ter them
in magnificent STYLE One of the courses was
a soup. AMI very coed soup. Unable to re-
press an sllr>ion to the standing .ioke.a young
officer asked the Doctor. with a knowing lcer,
III the soup which they had been eating was
no, on!! ,aur :" "Wr!l.' replied the Doctor,
coollv 1t amt any'h;n. else" And sure
Il. lallcd uI, some plump "';l-heads, bills and
al. "Grntlrmcn" said the Doctor. I'VE quit
even. Your bills are reccip;cl" = .,Ennt<o-
II Hi>.nesr
THE SILL SMALL NulCE."-'.I heard :.
story the other day" writes friend and al
ways acceptable correspondent, which anus
ed He. IN Old lady said:
"'Whcn Inv father moved into the new
. +,l
Nv mother could no, as-.rtaln the culprit.
but a lie Law between two of us.
w ell said she. YOU may escape now,
but Won NAV he sure that will know at some
day wdjich OF YOU has told lie
'Wrrhs passed on. and nothing more was
SAID on the subject. My father lived in 10.
honSe, which contained one room below and
one a,ove The children slept in the cham
her. One night tremendous wind arose.
an! at mi,in rht blew off the entire roof Of
the house. Ny mother. alarmed at the crash
ran up the ladder, and putting her head into
the rootlc>S ClIan,i,ry. cried
"'Chidrcn, are YOU all there: =
Yes. mother piped a small, terrified
voice: 've<, mother. we are all here: and II
the day ofiudgment has come, it was me that
told that lie.
TO how many children of larger growth
does {, similar late repentance come and from
similar causes: tie still small voice amid
the storm huirktrh~rlr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-15
THE lie u D n | A N.
ST.. Johnsbury Academy.

THE summer Term will commence on tuesday,
i the ,>th Of Nav
Pleasant rooms can be had by those wishing to
board themselves.
For particulars inquire OF Mr J. X. Colby Prin-
cipal, or q the subscriber.
.P.BANsEGET
st .,I"ir<hurv, Nav /. 1852. Elw2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-15
EEWiLE COMPLAINTS.

and r"m;.i-,- al III, arrangements In which f
males liable i'y III" ircIl.;.rJ:,> "i their urgani-
zat"n. Am"i-, tL,-,.;ir rr,s'>l~ teri or .,llil-
al the W"nl: Chronic Inflammation ana Tlccra-
ton of tn, Womb: Incidental l;rmnrrlacc"r Flood
inr; fiu"r Aihu>. White; Chl"ro<i~: Painful.
Suppressed and irregular McI>tru:tioll &c. with
all their accompanying evil. Cancer excepted of
whatever Duration AMI >cvrritv- All Ini>E com
PLANTS can he pleasantly safely and certainly rem
cdied hv thi- preparation.
Tie claims q, iiIi> medicine 70 the confidence of
the luhlic strengthened ly the fac; of is having
received IL" appreciation and liberal patronage of
MANY PROMINENT MEMBERS ~ TIE: NftIICALFAC-
UI.TN In The lui;e STATES. of whom have VOL
UNFAIRLY gwen letters Of Communications isee pam
rhctl >r-:ai, al hat i claimed for the Caih"li-
8 4 curative acert.
Pamphlets containing murh useful information
t"liching The ;at'!rr and symptoms Of tir above III
eases Together with testimonials iran Indies Of the
highest liability. certified lex the most sails
i:t:v authority in the lrHmrl,.t Il, all which the
attention "i i.y- ana Practitioners J. respectfully
invited can hc had gratis at my store. sold by
J. T. BINGHAM s. ,kdnS'u,4-
(P. 4. rE,kHAM. VI. L.. Trica. y. Y
l.. u. FILMING, ". L.. y Bedford. Ms
- \ F""TE- NJ L.. Syracuse, y Y
References IL. NJ Mills. VI H., Rochester. y. \.
W " EtE>E. NJ H., City "f y York
!. G oEII,K, NJ. L.. Baltimore Nj.
W PEt>'"Tr- NJ u. Concord. y. II.
Central Dep"t. :i6s Broadway, NIork. I766ms
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Dissolution.

TelIE copartncrsIip heretofore existing between
/ the subscribers under the firm of N.-.-ll & B:.-
con- has been this isr dissolved by H,utra consent
All person. Indebted to the firm requested to cal
and settle the sane without delay.
{. {. NEWELL.
Holm BACON
East Burke. April % 1862. s7o~:
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ELDREDGE & JOHNSON.
Atlornfys& COunsellers at Law,
''fii-- Eea~"m Hudu-. Main street.
NASHUA. y. ii.

w III rive prompt attention 10 al business en-
w trusted To- thu III ANY ii the Courts in
th'> state.
II III. south ,i We-ter, States such ~ r1lr
chasing. 'i''>vr?Ii..nt LANDS Improved Farms.
r:t.-;i- l.'.i TIL l'avin, IsX.~. Examining
Ia a.: ,i.n.;>hi"- the ".,;ler description al
IL -:'...o,. N... X. >c...,;g Lands. luyc>ti-at
ill.,, III -..:-rl.c,.t " ~ estates .ri- deceased.
-,ri, = III. l.rri Ky tr. i.i- >;.rl ct:fc-. e !
l"c'' i II 80. kind. :ir :.,;enl... I" ;,,il ls:.l
Iri~;, - " r. >,.,h -Gi Vet.
| mi HIraI.i> bought >...i AMI loca,cl i,.r he
>icr. ami ln',:.ry Land -i"-. 81 -. c,,imIi!l>-
-,u.
hE. EI.ri:I lee l. having tr:,.r,.l extensively in
III" W.. :.''' ''ii.''tr LANDS and ticr,, a.
guirci knowledge 81 Tie best locations and gen
FRA! hu-.ir>> acquaintance viii continue li;k,
journeys a. REGULAR ii;rr' AZ. Ia attend To- The Toy
eign hu>i..r>> at The ctticc
barring In .i~,.lc... Nh. JOHNSON Will lc found
=, hey liz. :" at''' I" AL home business. and
viii rrr-i>r AMI forward ~ Mr. +. Ill foreign !u-m,>,
lei !, L.In.
Pensions r.u,tv Ia,,.l Earh Pay and Fx,ra PIX
procured III 'h"-'' entitled rc,i-;ur> Ter la;c:,>
AMI >i"ct.:.. carefully prepared AM Patents
"h-Hi'.'r Nl'i,r Pension Bounty I;li.,! and
t.,,rru!url.: Claims. rrlti>
Al hr-.r.'-~ >"nr t. ua Viii I've attended :" cN-
,,-,iiti"u>lv ami faithfully.
Nj IInEUuDE. J. ". .J"IiN~.nN.
~ ,66;t
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THOMAS ri R\SIDE.S ESTATE

THOMAS Bt RNSIDE'> ESTATE.
EHtlE subscribers ha,n. h"cll appointed hH III"
1 Hon. Probate Court + i de DISTRICT al l., y.
Commissioners I" receive. cNan'Ir. ami adjust al.
claims au! demands "f a' persons AGAINST ;lr
tate ii ln"mi> hurm>:", lac ii Maidstone. In -al
district. deceased. AMI .,r ,a,m Of >x months from
ne -! day Of April. lSi2 l~.rg allowed hv ~ai
c"ur, :" :he creditors "i -Ii Iccr;.~t :" >lilit
ali PROV" tn r lrtvt claims l,' r"';- Il" -
motto" I,; i, attend /" iu- .i,r.r. 90, al
p,,ntnirt NJ the Hr r.> ri.yr at sad decreased IN
said Maidstone ii" 81 1:lv "tlnlv. AID tn ~,
'!av q" October l-'2 Al l','-h ...t"'!. "n each
n >alG DAYS.
JuI!N {, STANLEY, ,,,,..:..,,,..r.
JANIS COWII> ''''''''- ''''''-'
M"i!<tn.e. April 2> -. 7-l~2
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EgANE now on hand and will lie recr, inv daily
through the season. NEW tioopS direct from
the European manufacturers and CASH ArCrInN-,
rich fashionable, fancy six Millinery Goods. Our
stock Of Rich Ribbons, comprises every variety Of
tn. latest and most beautiful designs imported
Many ot or goods are manufactured expressly 10
our order from orr own designs and patternS and
,talld UurI,rd. We oilrr our goods for net Grsha
lover prices ,han any credit house in America can
a..Ymt.
Al purchasers will '.i greatly to their ;nterc>,
e reserve p"tIi'n OF th"r money and mike sel,c
yi".' fr'nl or Great variety OF rich cheap goods.
Ribbons riril "r E'nuet>. Caps Sa>heS ami Belts.
RrnNnt >;!hS >Htin>. 'rIpes. Li>se, ana Tarleol,s
Fmr:c!erS Collars. Chem>etts, Capes .Berthas.
Habits, Sleeves. CUTS, EdGing> ard In>ertncS
E:!Lro .rct REVERE. Lace and tienlsti;ch Cam
brio ldkt-.
k"u.', Illusions. and Embroidered Lace. for Caps.
Embroidered l.ace> FOR Shawls. MantiL.s & Wells
Hrnifpn, Norhlen Nalenciene> & Brussels Laces
English and Wove Thread, SMYRNA. Isle Thread
anil Cotton Lace>.
XII Ii,!c Thread, Silk, and Sewing SILK. Gives
and Mfrs.
French and American artificial Flowers.
French Use. English. American. and Italian.
>'r7iw htnf'fs and trimmings
'2hrIfr, ie72 f69wl2
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DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from Et>>tr, "r Tie fourth STOMACH OF
III OK. after directors - HAE"> In ;I. The GREAT
rhy-iol' .;c.sl Chemist, Ky ]. :. I"U"mI">. NJ l.
~.
I'M i truly wonderful remclv for hp'q, st,..g
Ig> n<i1. j r",' iir,, GmyiiD'. Io<t,j.,i'i',a d
ht'r'.. curing a:'". Natures own method. Tax M
lures own Agent the Gastric ,lUicr.
- Hall tr>l'o"mtul Il rcl'-n. infused in wafer
VIII dives, "r d;--y". FIVE pounds Il roast beef in
about tw" hours. ont al the stomach.
Prr>rS * the chief element. or great dicr>ting
principle If the Gastric .Iuicc-thc solvent at 1c
food, the purifying. preserving, and stimulating
agent OF the >unIC! and intt>tiuc>. Ii i extracted
from the digestive stomach If The OK thus forming
an artificial digestive fluid, precisely Ike the natu
raj t'a>tr!c Juice Ill IL chemical powers. AMI fur
n>hing r"InIrt" AMI perfect substitute for il. Bv
the all "i this preparation. the pains and evils oi
digestion and dyspepsia are removed i,I>t Il they
w"ntl I've Ey healthy stomach. l. ! doing wonders
for l'vsIrT'tic>. curing of DEBILITY cmacaton.
nervous 'ecllnc. aI,! dy>prpic consumption. sup
posed /" hc ola thr verge al the grave. Til" scientific
evidence ul"n which !; i based. i in the hi-hc>.
tCGrec curious AMI remarkable
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Very Small

advance ;rr,n cost IN. freight.
A-o 10" "n !ani 800 kr,s fu"v,,cr at mann
t;Iririlrr'> II"r'-.
Most kinds ir'i'cv received in cxrl!;,n." cor tie
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\ New and Improved Pattern.
DR.. Anarchists Uterine t'atho con.

| til. DISCOVERY pT
TIL hRoNF FEIPA-
RATION fI.> F>TAH-
ll>HIlp A MN Ira
IN I'M HISTORY ~
THt HEALING AIT
II i. in truth. one of
the -rrIfe>; Medical
Discoveries Il til,.
Age. i.rcar~~ wiIl
cure more Than nine
trn'il> II I class If
distressing diseases
incidental tu;cnl:.lcs
IN every stage OF HE.
ana W hic h have
heretofore resisted
h Lt>i f.r,S nr
III. " Gi,w pro-
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C. Il. CLARKE,
Tfh' HfEuF
Vocal Il instrumental EuJe.
Musical instruments, Sheet Muse
instruction Books Sc

Brass Ealld- tar@lt :,,l 'i,rr IL. v;.'. -.
Instruments and u~w and f4-i.ar-a,,. ". =
a large assortment II NarrIs.>. orrl..... y.
e>,Poika>, B"ler''- ana r"l:lr,,> .. -.
American and Eri"ican Na-;-g-, lral. ,...r.',
;ivli> ~ iI.>trIunc'.1--
81 .IOXNNETRr II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-15
JACKETS, FROCKS. OVERALI.S, &c.
FURNISHING GOODS,

consisting oil White and Fancy Shirts. Under Shirts
md Drawers Cr,vat>, Pocket li'ik1>. Linen Col
lars Buck Gloves, and Mtten~, Wool DO. BRACES.
&c &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-15
FOR SALE, and
WILL BE SOLD!

VI HON" Farm. situated in Whcrl"ck. |; mile
va from Sh"irld Village and ~ rods west at
ne YunfN Road leading from Sheffield 10 Danville
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-15
Low for Cash.

UE,pari"g done at short notice
April -. ls52. 'sstI
The daily union., 1852-01-11
wine store, 40 street phi.

nidsr's store, Walnut street, phis,
and ss. sss 81 has DDs Az the as
Gus sales made By him 70 eonsumesosen Yenso largely
faction offering wines and liquors Imported
BY him lie woala refer invoices as iolow. VIZ
low prices rai old and some very choice
gallons specially selected Amonlaao
la 1os put mp in Europe which he challenges as equal 10 any
The Maazanila and Amoniiado peculiarly
ey strengthen without sma'sung ana have
Powine principally specially selected for his sales ts eona
from the stock Of "Bunaese" at oporo and imported d-
These fully delicate, been highly APP
all Ports and red wines paln,ed of such;
me sy sson are % o. oSs. ySe e = Is ans sm o
delicate white fon and Maimsey Port
100 careful in their choice of Port.
Madeira wines o. various dry and s south side old East
and West indies seea Se Se ae ON daugh and IN boes
AZ 70 die sparkling wines of the subscriber well
the Moe champagne and the splendid sparkling Mose" i'm
ported by him. other Wines and are sold al prices
low Of the inferior wines in the Market which
put upon buyers first class.
lie has also champagne wines brand. and qaass a.
generally the subscriber holds himself be judge and he
Sossn 70 se as Class o. ps"isp cru, Of Meaoe
burgundy wines he stock
a. be can present g them from his vaults gooda bo'e Of Bur
ss1terns and Barsac always on hand in bottles.
His selection OF Rhine Mosee Wines from the cellars
Deinard Jordan OF CobIenz extensive and number
choicest niages Of the enbeg which the best growth
In The Cognac and other brandies now fine
embracing old eI,a ollso Of Guard Dupuy
hhds and "Dubouehe 1874 hhda consignment which viii
Also Iris SCOTCH and whiskey jamaica spirits
preserving brandy and all other and liquors. including all
Of sold e retail 70 any quantity
All goods days Of Phadelpha eigh
paid win be promptly executed IL sent by mail or ,ee
graph, ,.cop sN,npp !,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia