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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
Cellars New SaioOn,-Iuuch Evsrv IN,

Cellars New SaiOOn.-Lunch Every Day.
his finished Establishment has Lunch set cut every day
al hAipast ten o'clock CEAs SALOON is favorable re-
set to all who like TO uxae lie has the best of Iers
OF ali kinds and the Lunch he spreads is enough TO bet
The appetite OF an ecuIe Polite and clever himself he
mas oIe and clever ssstants and all who visit him once
Will be to call
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

DIR. M'Lane's Liver Pills.-Mr. W. G.. Butler, Of
Millersburgn, Centre Co., PENN had been afflicted with
Liver Complaint for number of years. and was cured by
the Pills young lady of his acquaintance was also great
y relieved by them
Jacob Widner, Postmaster at Covington o. SAYS that
they sell very fast and that he does consider his stock
of medicine complete without them.
The wife of Mr. james Stewart, Of Richmond; Jefferson
Co. O. cured of most distressing pains by their use
W. H. Ainsworth of Varysburgh, y. Y considers these
Pills the best medicine of the kind ever offered The lot he
had hand sold rapidly and gave the highest satisfaction.
James Jones' of Wilkins township, Allegheny Co, Penn.
saws his wife used two boxes which did her good than
their family physician for two years
sFor sale at all the principal Drug Stores in Nashville
and vicinity.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

eW- Ex-senator WEsroorr, of Florida, is the
writer of those graphic articles in the Republic
der the attractive heading Washington Gossip"
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

EARTHQUAKE. The shock of an earthquake was
experienced at Lynchburg, Va, on Monday last.
1t was very severe
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

u. S. SENAToR.-Gov. PHILLIP ALLEN, of Provi-
dence, Rhode Island has been elected q. S. Sena-
tor He succeeds Hon. JOHN III. CLARKE
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

CRY CoLLEcToR-At meeting of the Board Of
Aldermen on Thursday night, our clever friend, An
SON NELSON, was elected City Revenue Collector
for the ensuing year. A good selection
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

y 200 feet Gum Elastic Water Hose;
$50 feet Gum Elastic Gas Pipe;
20 doz Ely's Patent Gun Wads;
40 f" Badwin's
Is Masons Blue and Black Ink;
100 " Mason's Backing;
80 gross Round Wood Box Matches;
10000 feet Patent Safety Fuse;
200 packs Solid head Pins;
100000 boxes G. D. Gun Caps
With many other articles in store and for sale very low
for Cash. a MORRISON Il CO.
Inayl3 Corner Square and Deaderick SITS.
TNANS! FANS!!-
Il Is doz Fine Feather Fans;
90 " Fine and Common Spanish Fans.
100 {" Papers Fans
For sale very low by A. MORRISON q co.
mayl3 GB
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

Ex-President VAN buren,, who has just sailed for
Europe is accompanied by his son MARTIN, whose
i'll health is the chief cause of the trip 1t is stated
that the Ex-President will visit the courts of Eng
land, France, SPAIN and those of other European
countries. Wherever he travels he will attract no
little attention, the first President Of the United
States who has visited Europe, and we have no
doubt that he will receive cordial welcome. AL
though in his seventyfrst year, he appears as vigo-
rous as man of fifty.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
trRou rHn puLAskr prnocRAr.l

Our CANDIDATE FOR GovERNoR.-We this week
place at our mast head the name of Hon. ANDREW
JOHNSON the democratic nominee for the Office of
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
J. LYONS.
FRESH ARRIVALS OF CIGARS. 4

FRESH ARRIVALS OF CIGARS, &c.
WE WISH to inform the citizens of Nashville and sur
w rounding country that just in receipt of very
large and fine OF Havana Cigars, Tobacco, Wines,
Liquors. &C., which determined to dispose of at
lowest rates. and respectfully invite inspection
from ALL Country Merchants IN particular would do well to
call on before purchasing elsewhere. LYONS CO.
may13 No. 10, Cedar Street.
N ENUINE SCHEIDAM have
VI few dozen of tbs fine Lignor. For sale at a low
price at LYONS co,
mayl3 No. l9, Cedar Street.
TOR HIRE.-A very likely Girl 10 or 20 years old,
IL first rate House Woman, &c.
ALSO-2 likely Girls. about Il years old. Apply TO
mayl1 GLOVER BOYD.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
Il o w n L. cts

FOR SALE ON THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1858.
AT DECHERD
ON THE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
~ ROAD, in Franklin county, Tennessee at WAGNER's
CREEK the junction Of the Winchester and Alabama Rail
Road.
See full ADVERTISEMENT and PLor at any of the Hotels
apply at Decherd by mail otherwise to the Prope-
tors for information plot An agent the ground to
conduct visitors DECHERD * SANFORD.
Decherd Nav 7fh IS53-ti
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

t35@The American Medical Association which
is now holding its session in New York has been
engaged with the subject of quackery and impos-
ture in medical practice. This convention has called
together very large number ofphyscians, and the
effect of their exchange of views cannot fail to be
promotive of true medical science
Most interesting papers were received from the
different standing committees Prizes, of one hun
bred dollars each, were awarded to DIR. Burnett of
Boston, and DR.. Attley, Philadelphia for their diff
ferent treatises. The Improvement Of medical edu-
cation, the attaching of surgeons to the emigrant
vessels leaving our ports, contribution to the
Washington Monument, and various other matters,
were discussed and acted upon
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
PICKETTs HISTORY OF ALABAMA,

W.T.. BERRY Il Co. have recently received
History of Alabama, and Incidentally of Georgia and
Mississippi from theEarlest Period By James Pickett
Montgomery NAV "a
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

~ We are indebted to the America for late n
Orleans papers.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

II I'D, SILK and Isle THREAD GLOVES.
IN Every variety of coor just received and for sale by
may14 MYERS * McGlLL
Ladies and Gentemens Furnishing Store, No 90, College
street.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

IA per Steamer Hartford, $4,000 Pieces Wall Paper
Borders, Fire-Screens and Window Paper.
w. w. FINN.
may12 fl, Marketst, between Union and the Square.
TOR HIRE.-A likely waiting boy porter Tor
It store thirteen years old for the balance of the year
Apply at this Office, On to JOSEPH WORK.
may IL
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

AUCTION SALE
ON Thursday, the 18th INST, will sell the following
" Groceries IN front ofmy Store
10 hhdS Sugar;
10 bbls Clarified Sugar;
10 do Loaf do;
20 bags Coffee;
40 bbls Flour;
so boxes Glassware assorted;
20 bbls Copperas;
20 boxes Candles;
90 do Soap
20 do Tobacco.
may1O SAMLL 'SEAY.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

ARnrvED-12 Senator Carthage; Umpire Harpeth Shoals
49, Monticello, Rome; Tempest Paduea; Odd Fellow Lou
sville.
DEPARTED-l3. Tempest Paducah Monticello do Louisa,
Snithand; City Of Huntsville Memphis Cape May Clarks
vile; Beauty Padueah
River rising brisky, with about feet Harpeh
Shoals.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

ETOR MENPHIS.-The U. S. MAIL 49, -
Il PACKET. EMBASSY, will leave Nash sisssIgt.sisss
vile for Memphis, Monday at o'clock,
p. NJ Forreigh passage apply at the S. Mail Office
mayl4 A. L. DAVIS.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

- ceived few best Sole Leather Trunks various
sZes-aiso assortment Of YaliSes
mayl4 MYERS McCILL
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

TINE SALE OF GROCERIES
WEDNESDAY 18th May 1903, we will offer at Pub
" lie Sale:-
$50 EIogsheads Louisiana Sugar.
$50 Packages Molasses and Syrup;
80 Packages Refined Sugar;
500 Kegs Nails, all sizes
500 Boxes Glassware assorted
200 = . SXl0 aud IOXI2 Window Glass;
loo barrels Rectifed Whisky;
500 Barrels Extra Family Flour;
500 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco
2J0 boz. Painted Buckets;
10 Barrels MasOns' Backing;
With various other articles.
The goods will beput up in usual quantities. with
liberal privileges.
We invite the attention of Merchants generally this sale
our object will be to close consignment.
Terms OF SALE-Al sums under $500, Cash. All sums
$780, four months for approved endorsed paya
bic in ofthe city Banks.
may l3-td w. II. GORDON K co.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14
COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, May H.
orrOS yesterday of few bales of inferior at e5a
s75.
TosAcco-sae of hhds at johnson & Horne's at GOA
6 90.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

COLLARS.-Our stock of Collars is now complete and
I we are prepared to suit every taste.
mayI4 MYERS &McGiILa
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

CUNDRTES.-lO0 kegs Nails assorted sizes;
- 80 boxes Langhorn q Armsteads Tobacco very SUI
perior;
90 barrels Tar
Is doz boxes Lexington Mustard
1000 lbs Bacon suitable for family use;
% gross OF box Matches;
few barrels of that same old Whisky Also few hhds
of fine clarified Sugar together with general assortment of
Groceries, at wholesale retail at No % College street.
opposite Sewanee House. mayll r. F. BELL.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

TOR LOUISVILLE-.Th regular ,Tz<s-.- h
L packet ODD FELLOW, j. C. LEAKE,1 llkst1x.tksl
Master will leave for the above and all in -
termediae ports, on Monday the 10th inst at o'clock
H. After the arrival of the Cars For freight pas
Sage apply on board or to
may Il A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-14

- HIRTS! SHIRTS !--We hsve Just received an
- other supply of Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts plain and
embroidered. mayl4 MYERS x McGILI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
AS a Dyspepsia Curer

DR.. llou@nt"n'> Pep>in has produced the most mar
Ne'~ effects, Ill curing cases of debility .emacatioI
nervous decline, and dv>pcptic consumption 1t i
impossible I" give the details of cases in the limits
"i this advertisement; hut authenticated certificates
nave been gwen of more than two hundred remark
able curr~. in Philadelphia, New York and Boston
alone. These We're nearly all desperate cases. and
the cures were not only rapid and wonderful but
permanent.
1t Is a great nervous anidote. and particularly
Useful Tor tendency t" bilious disorder Liver Com
piaint, fever and A"lc. or badly treatc, fever ami
a"ue ami the evil effects oi puinine. Mercury and
other drug upon the digestive organs after long
>chnr->. Also. for rAcr> in eating and the tun free
IL" "i ardent spirits. Ii almost rccuucIlcs health
with intcm,cranCc.
DR. li"u-hr"ns Pcpsin i sold bv nearly all the
dea'r> III tine drugs and medicines. Through
ont III" United States. II i prepared in powder
ana III tiuid t"Il-an'i in prescription via> for the
IL" "t physicians.
irIra'" circulars for the use Of PHYSICIANS NAV
l." obtained "fpr. ltuughtnu or his agents dr,crjh
III" tn" whole process of rr-:,r.t"n and giving the
authorities upon which the claims of thi~ new rem
ely are i>ed- ~ il l. IL secret remedy NJ, Oh
ectl"n can he raised against It's use hv rhy, i.i:,
III respectable tliing and regular practice. Price
one dollar per bottle.
"E>EEvt THIS, Every bottle Of the geuuine
f"p>ln hears The written >iguatUr # ! :. IIouob-
ton. u. sole proprietor rhadcl;,lia. ra.-,r,,,,
right and trade mark secured i
sold by ail Nnl4.- - and Dealer, +, Medicines
AGtN1>.-J {. BINGHAM. St. John>hurv
Wholesale X Retail Agent: j. Weeks. Dan
Vile: :. X. Collins Montpeler 76sv1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
CINNAMON FIELDS IN CEYLON.

Our morning was As usual on first arri-
val. taken mp by visits; in the afternoon we
drove in Sir {. Barnes Sociahc through the
tar-tamcd cinnamon gardens. which covered
upwards OF 1000 acres of land on the coast
the largest of which are near Columbo. The
plant thrives best in poor. sandy soil. in a
damp atmosphere; it grows wild in the woods
to the size of a large apple tree, but when
cultivated, it is never allowed to grow more
than ten or twelve feet in height. each plant
standing separate. The leaf is something like
that OF the laurel in shape, but of lighter
color; when 1t shoots out, it is red and chang
rs gradually to a green. 1t is now out of
blossom, but am told the flower is white,
and appears, when in full blossom, to cover
the garden. After hearing so much Of the
spicy gales from this island was much dis
appointed at not being able to discover any
scent. at least from the plants. in passing
through the gardens: there is very fracran,
smelling flower under them, which at first led
us into the belief that we smelt the cinnamon
hnt we were soon undcrcivcd. On pulling
oft a leaf or twis, You perceive the spicy odo,
very stronghold was surprised to hear tina
the flower had little or none. As cinnamo,
forms tn" only considerable export of Cevlor
1t Is of course preserved with great care; b,
the old Dutch law, the penalty for cutting
branch was no less than the loss of a hand
at present fine expiates the same offence
The neighborhood of Co lombo is particular
favorable TO its growth, being well sheltered
with high, equahle temperature, and a
showers fall frequently, though whole day
heavy rain is uncommon, the ground is ncyc
parchcd.-Ei<bop Hber.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
A Daguerreotype Song,

Supposed to have been sung by a ladv after having
visited +. Il. GAGS Daguerrean GALLERY. three
doors south of the ST. Johnsburv House ST
Johnsbury Plain, VI.
AIR:-Things that don't Ike 10 s.e
NJ morning last week when I'd nothing to do
~ And wanted 70 see something funny or new,
went with nv cousins. Maria and lane.
10 visit the DagueTeotvpe Rooms on the Plain
merely went in Just 10 make Il short call
And look at the pictures that hung on the wall
But saw Just rs soon as entered the door
had never seen pictures more perfect before
For there was EStella. Adelia. and Jane.
And never SAW pictures :" rich or plain;
And John and hi> sweetheart, and Sam ami his wife
declare they all Looked lust natural IL life,
there were multl'udr> more both in and frame.
But never could tell v"u one half of their Names
thought every one Looked the incest and best,
Though think Jenny lind> not good Il the rest
Now when | had seen them, they al looked 80 fine.
Said t" the Artist, Ill Ii AMI have mine
Then he had me sit down in chair at mv ease
And. said he, Won may wink Just a. much IL vou
please"
And then. when smiled lust as much a. | ought
In less than amoment my likeness was caught,
so quickly twas taken. So nicely twas done.
10 sit for my picture WAS nothing but fun.
And every one saws, 80 know il must be-
" That Dlt pictures a rtTy apt emblem. ~ me
Since this * perfect, must have another,
/ re- To- the West I" my >i>Ier and brother,
And then must have another To send
Bu, no matter 10 whom. for he's Unig u f,I,nd.
And now the peop" will hear ny advice,
freely will give il without money or price
Ii v"u want nothing more, give the Artist call.
Just I" look al the pictures that hang the wall.
Twill do Won no harm u-t in drop in and see.
.imt take your friends Nth g,u. os I dit ,rfb n.
He can take them : well whether cloudy or fair
And YOU II find him at home for he ALWAYS is there
He's Using sl"n.lil new German Machine,
That was made by one >uhn in the Province OF Vein
Ii any should wish /" acquire this great Art
He'll learn HIM the trade, - hc Il know Il hv heart
And his pictures Wont fade 81 other Artists hav,
done.
Forv"u know that h. hangs them right out in the SUI
And whsther in i"ckct~. Iim> ring. ora frame.
l"ul sec that hi pictures alg.av> the >.lme:
And then. ann vou'll r"nrui,. with the rest
TW he's r!irass iiu', gkeo.i ~ III, L,si eoi-ojtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
g. RELIGIOUS.
DEATH WILL COME.

The Rev. Albert Barnes, in an able dis
course in the National Preacher. holds the
following language in illustration of the above
declaration
Death will come; he will certainly come
lie cannot be evadcd; he cannot be put
e back he cannot be made 20 take his steps
any slower. Oh he will come. All that lives
on earth will die-cvery beast, bird, and
creeping thing; the hummng-bird, the insect
that lutters in the sunbeam; every tree, and
shrub, and fower-the oak, the pine, the &C
cacia, the moss that grows over the wall, ev-
cry monarch, every peasant, every rich man,
every poor man, every master, every slave,
every man. every woman, every child, every
old man that prides himself on his honors or
his wealth, every young man that prides him
self on his talents and his strength, every
maiden that prides herself on her beauty.
Oh. all will die am in world ofdeath !;
| am amidst the dying and the dead; | see not
a living thing in all my ramblcs that will not
dle-no man, no woman, no child no beast.
no bird, no plant, no tree. The eagle that
cuts the air cannot fly above it; the monster
Of the deep cannot dive below it the tiny
insect cannot make itself so insignificant that
death will not notice it; leviathan cannot with
his great strength struggle against it. The
Christian will die; the sinner will die-vea
the sinner. Your wealth cannot save you.-
Death cares for none Of these things; they
are all tritles-9ewgaws beneath his notice.
lie no more gloves a shining mark" than an
ignoble one; he has no more pride ia cutting
down rich man than poor man--the daugh-
ter of beauty and fashion than the daughter
of ugIiness and sin. He loves to level the
thistle as well as the se-bud the bramhle
as the magnolia; the briar as the cellars of
Lebanon. He cares as little for the robes of
rrmine as for the beggar's rags: as little for
the robes of richest vestments and gavest ap-
parcl as for the blanket of the savare.
You will die and the fear oflcath will come
upon Won. Death comes lust as he is-paIc
solemn. Notwithstanding on MS work. lie
hears no cry for pity, he regards no shrek of
terror. He comes steady. certain. unchanr
ed and unmanageable in his purpose to take
Won from your bed or splendid DWELLING. 70
call You out Of the assembly room-taking Won
away from vour companions, who will miss
Won for moment and then resume their dance.
that Won NAV die. Death will come. He has
been advancing towards Won ever since Won
BEGAN to breathe. He has kept on his way.
always advancing to meet Won: while Won
lav" zone north or south. east or west he has
always put himself in vOnr path-how near
VI how remote Won have never Known
Death will come. He has always been aa
rancln". never rccr'lin.: and soon his banc-
al shadow will fall upon vour path. And
hat shallow will deepen and become more
'hlllv. like an advancing eclipse: and tlcn
lis dark form will stand right before Won. be
w"'n Won and the light the living world
md You will be in the dark valley. Death
Will como-tcarful enough under any cirrum
stances. even if Won are Christan-awfvl.
awful if YOU are not.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
LEONARD SCOTT 4 cos
PUBLICATIONS,

lei1vered IN a. the PRINCIPAL Ciiir> IN ti.r Inc.
- Sale fEiE of Ir,>IAtT. AMI Forwarded 81
mail. under the provisions If the late 20, ,i--
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Although these works are ,ii>-ir~rlisfr! 81, -
political shades above Indicated Vel hut sr,r ~
il"n "i their contents l. devoted ;o l.oica >g 49,,
II / their b'' rug character which give t,rn h.-
ctei T'llie, and m that they stand c,a,-,c;,y Ia
af"ve ali Other journals 81 their cla>> hin ---.
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MAINTAINS IL ancient celebrity and J. n IN, 'ir-
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wer and "thrr literary n,,tahlr>. written f,r ri
magazine, and first APPEARING int g. MAS
both IN Great Britain and in the l.',-t
STATES. such works Is The Caxi,,r,> :ira NJ,
New Move" O"'h bv Eulwcr.D The ,ire,-l Hand.
hafle >'ew:ri ami 'il,rr serials If al fr ,,rn,-
"l- rival editions are Issued hy the leading Il -
er> IN tr> rnnntrr. have II he re,.riitri 'y ,i.
publishers from tli'' pages al Hack wood aft, '
been issued hv Mes.rs Scott X Co. 20 that ,ut----
bcr> 10 the Reprint 'i that Magazine NAV al~ay,
rely "n having The earliest reading OF these scia
ing tales.
TERMS ANN nDrMrv-~c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
LEVI ROGERS ESTATE

'HliL subscribers having been appointed bv the
L Hon Probate court. for the district of Essex.
commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
CLAIMS and demands "t all persons against the e.
tate OF Levi Rogers late Of GuillhaI in said district
deceased. represented n>"lvent. and the term Of
s,N months from the 10th dav of November 1852
allowed by said court 10 the creditors of said deceas-
Ell 10 exhibit and prove their respective claims
before u>Do rive notice that we will attend to th.
duties OF our appointment at the dwcrn, hnn,e
OF the late deceased, IN Guillhall in laid di,tric, ON
the lth day of February, and the sth dav Of Nav
next. nj 10 o'clock forel,unn on each of said d.,.
pE y Wln CRAWFORD, Commissioner.
'"''uHaii, Dec ). "A. d.. 1872. SO6w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
JOHN MASON'S ESTATE.

TtiE subscribers having been appointed BY the
Hon. PROBATE Court for the District Of C,ledo-
MA, Commissioners to receive examine. and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons against the cs-
tate OF john Mason late of Barnet. in said district,
deceased. represented in>olvent. and the term Of
SIX months from the both day of December. 1852. al
lowed by sand Court To the creditors of said deceased
u eXhlhlt and prove their respective claims before
u>--i" give notice that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment AZ the dwelling house of C,tha
rlne M:Son i'll Barnet. in said District on the 10Th
day OF January, and the 10th ,lav of March neat.
at = O'Clock atteno"n. on each Of said DAYS.
HENRY STEVENS.
AARON MORSE. 'oi'ii'''>S'oi'erS'
Barnet Dec. 20, \. d. 1852. 9O4w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
Scientific Evidenced!

Baron Lirhig in III celebrated work on animal
chemistry. say; An artificial digestive fluid,
analogous :" til" 'i:'-rir Iuc", may lee readily pre-
pared from The MUCOUS urintrlrr 81 Tie stomach
{" the IN. III which various articles "i food a. meat
and egg. viii hc sottened, changed and ,licr>trd
INST IN the same manner is they would be in the
human >r"luach.'
Call on the A-"nt.and get a descriptive circular
traits giving large amount of scientific evidence
similar !" IN" above, together with reports of ~
mark liable from all uartS Of RI, 'u;toJ