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emphatic al places the alchymist as much above the ordinary chymist, as the gold which he obtains is superior to other, metals. Germany still swarms with people who seek the philosopher's stone, as the water of immortality has been sought in China, and the . fountain of youth in

This argument, taken from Lucretius, is sufficiently refuted by the sensation given to 'animals and the intelligence given to man. How, as has just been said in the preceding paragraph, should combinations produced by chance produce this sensation and this intelligence? Yes, dou

G. G. H., Faith Lodge —We know nothing the business; we will, however, institute a'search for the letter. From the inquiries We have already made, it is our impression, that the .paragraph alluded to the of B circumstance rewster, as the treasurer qf the St. • John's Lodge, not

The preirs of the. Duchess de Barre ; amy, or the Casket of 'my peculiarly piquant, 'dec. low ready, and may be had, as above. No. 60 will coma Title Page and Index will ons adopted, so as to engine ence it has hitherto main- Asellers. Also, may be had, lhe Mysteries of Hymen ti

LIFE AS IT IS; SCENES EN TOWN ANT) COUNTRY. No. 1. BY PETER CURIOUS. "All's fish that comes to 14 net."—OLD Paovmtn. - The above article has been received, and will duly appear in our next. ritipeat to our readers at first view a new series of papers, we not feel any of those mis

covered that the sal which had been deta In a word, befor. experimental philoso and of all the experii made since, there is not indicated in hi several himself. II; machines, by which ticity of the air; he the discoverer of its g upon it, and the triiti ricelli. In a little expe

heat, and heat, putrefaction. Roger Bacon likewise tells us, that life may be prolonged by means of spermaceti,aloes, and dragons' flesh, and that the philosopher's stone would render us immortal. It is thought that besides these fine secrets, he possessed all those of judicial

LET us observe that the arrangements, the marching, and the evolutions of battalions, nearly as they are now practised, were revived in Europe by one who was not a military man—by Machiavel, a secretary at Forence. Battalions three, four, and five deep • battalions advancing upo