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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-05-14

NOTICE.
n FORWARrl ay persons from trading for
-M- ace RAIN ofrissory note given bySlne TO-
George M Lowry, for Two hundred and City.
five dollars, with solomon Weathersby sccpri-
~, daiedR1h April, inst, and payable on the
hrstday OF January, l84l sihe consideration
Tor which said note was given having entirely
failed, | am determined not to pay i, unless
compelled BY law.
r. A WILSON
April Is. 1870 l6Ma
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Sherih,'s Sale.

lJso'h John Walker, use, &c1 astc,urnsrls,o
9. r oldecop Ssals: Aprl' FERN a 1870 ll's
ny virtue Of The above stated writ Of Fer
ND Faci0s, 70 me directed from The Ilon.abe
Circuit Courtof Annie County, 4 will expose al
public sale, before the door or the Court
house, iotbe highest bidder, for cash, on the 2nd
Monday IN May 1910, lhel lthday thereof, the
following Dissertation Or parcel Of. Land, TO-
wii:--The House and Lol occupied BY C. f.
Odccop as a Grocery Store and Dwelling
House, situated in The Town Of Liberty, andin.
The County aforesaid, bounded as follows, 10,
wit:-Beginning at lhelSouh West corner Of
Lot Number z, II Square Number 6, on The
plan Of said Town, and lrolnthence East, Thir,
~ feet along the Southern line of said Lot, and
from thence North across said Lots, Number A
and 9, the Northern boundary6r Lot Number
2, and from thence West, 10 ,he North West
corner Of SAID Lott being Thirty leet apart
and from thence along the Western line Of Lot
Numbcr2, and from thence 10 the corner first
mentioned; containing III all One Fifth Of said
Lots Nunlbcr4 and2, which said property has
been levied onaslhe properly Of Defendant, toI
satisfy tho above stated eases and all costs.
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD, !
Il
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WM. NJ GWlN,
harshal
BY C. G. GlLMER,
Deputy Marshal
LIBERTY, Miss, Apri29, 1910 l7lds
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PRODUCE BUSINESS.

Jackson, La., january Isl, l84O. 3
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BALSAM OF LIVERWORT
N. LovEEy q CO. AGENTS.

YOD .lI. =, . m :, >, -,
w." sunny Doc'' } ay'or bdlsom Of Lar"
"~oH' Tor ConSumP''on' L,rer COM
r" u .. co"S'@, Co'o'' HptHng o, Bfood' ran
~ '"o ',uS' Ut DLcaSt HSWma, Pieur,$y Short
ne5. Vi D'eo"t' PafPHation Of the Heart, De-
go"y .'e,rcus"eSS and all diseases Of the
i'u ,S, unu LIVER
no virtues OF 'hs celebrated article has
~ -, ,Io'"''y oceh 'eS'cd III tnIs reglon-suiii-
..u'' aJ1;' naS oech used' IN Ch'ttenden
a'u n sIa, oonuh''es' TO give II Justly
"""o uTo,u Ioy l'colc'nc' h'thet'o o1iefed az
,u"Iuuy '"T ~ e"'r 'or consumption ana liver
oo",p w.. ~ y snow what cures may DC cS-
puitGu ,'T , uSc, we insert single case as
puo''S",o ~ Nv view YORK Da'v EXPressc
,o'[ cd hnyI.o-I ne halsom OF I'Verwoft
nrod"ced so larga nr,, az, "Ga',T, a"u "as
~ ""'''o1' oI 'cS''hoh'ais 'h
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RAIL RoAD OFFICE. }
Montreal, Narch 25, 1910. {
G. e M e e e. z, AMHI CX 8

81 OoIIVNO, LOUeT tu6uut'
gINEE undersigned having been placed in
a charge of the Raitroad WHARNES
and STORES at St johns, bcgs TO otier
his services TO the public, (upon his o,gn
responsibil'y,l as Genera Agan, for the
transaction OF all business, IN any way, con
nected with the American Carrying Trade.
His charges will be as iolows:-
On all transactions npon which it may be
necessary to make advances for Custom
House Dues, back Freleh,s, or other char.
res. p per cent commission. A Custom
House Brokerage will also be charged, OF
2s. Cd, upon every Entry Of Goods, inward
or outward.
The low rate Of these charges makes it
lmpera'ivey necessary that all Advances,
Commission, &c. &c, be paid on The do'lv.
cry OF the Goods. WIN. COOTN.
RAIL ROAD WnARr.
81 Tnhne -1.>.:l 1, .o4o.
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I'd lay thrjnc yc couldn't" "For a
nacgin would den dye take me bct!"
"Donc the naggin ont we can't Sir"
"Wc'll thry that bundle IN" Fearful
as the experiment may seem, it was sue
cessiul, and Jerry once moro landing the
adventurous Patton the pavemcnts, said
triumphantly, "Tlc price of me stuff, if
it's aqual t'yG H'an't | wan it," aye
have, Sir" admitted Pat, reluctantly,
Juggling out his hal-pcnco, Gas it happens,
I'm bate. I'd rather loose any thing
than my wager, and just as we were CO.
mon by the secon story acaS in hOpcs."
--"Pidying obou," by Benson I'LL.
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NEW PAINT SHOP
Good g. Neat 7ndi0 Rubber

SHOES, lined and plain Just received at
the neto Cash BOOTS 6. SHOE STORE,
nearly opposite the Ladies' Seminary,
Church.st. Ladies' Shoes Of Bfonze Kid,
made to order; Ladies and Gentlemen
wishing good article for cash. are invited
to call. r. BATCHELDER.
Burlington, May 8. 1910 CIV
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CON SU MPTION!I

No person ran hare an adequate idea of Tie
astonishing relief ,cl,ich DR.. Reye's Ash,
matte o, ConumptiUe PITS giye, in Con-
sumption, Cough, Colds, ASTHMA, DWieuID
of breathing, Wheesing, Tjghtness Of Me
chest, Pain in he side, Splitting Of Blood,
&c. a fair trial only is necessary 10 con.
oince persons suffering fran these complaints
That his is one Of The most ra'uoJie medi"
cines gel aforementioned This is The testimo.
ny Of reliered patients.
CASES.
A GENTLEMAN, Of this ncighborhood,
IN recently observed to the Proprietor, that
he believed these Pills had Kept linn alire for
the last two years.
.Naay others give similar testimony
n Letter adics-"Thc Asthma,ic Pills give
such astonishing relief in cases Of Cough,
Common Colds &c. as no one can believe,
unless they make the trial."
important 1Si,mOny.-" There has been.
(wrtcs an AGENT an unusual call this winter
for Relics Asihma,ic Pills. Applicants
pronounce them raitable medicine, and say
they cannoi find q SuJsttuie."
n young Lady-Was three years afflicted
with violent cough, pain in the side, spit.
ting lblood, and disturbed rest at night
and was restored TO perfect health by taking
two boxes.
"A case Of .4sNma-Of thirty years stand
ing, was cured by these Pills.
A GcnUemdn-Wh had been for years
afflicted with violent cough, difficulty OF
breathing, &c. was cured by these invaluable
Pills
An Agent ,r,ites--"Your Relics Asthmatic
Pills, gdin credit da'iy."
A Physitian 1crites,--.Aftcr Ill other medi
ciaes hare fajicdio give relief in consumptivt
cases. | have found the Relics Asthma,ic
Pills most erCellcnt!
Reimbursement persons afflicted with
lung complaints in varions stages Of the dis
ease, after trying trery hing elSe, have used
these Pills Nth The most happg success.'
"A emarhcble C@c.-A lady who was
given over a past recovery, and her death
daily expected, was raised from what was cx.
pcctcd would be her death bed. and from the
borders of the grave, by these Plls--and de-
| clafed hcr wish that she could proclaim &c
the world, the worth of this invaluable modi
cine
W. Such are the valuable properties Of
| Of these Pills in Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Difficulty Of Breotbing, Ioarsenes, Whoezins
| Splitting Of Blood and complaints ofthc Lung
generally, tia, numerous persons relieve
| from these complaints, pronounce this th'
best medicine they ever met with.
Common colds removed in few hours
Price 81 for whole Boxes Of 80 Pills, AM
so cents for half Boxes Of II Pills. X
#.a# Prepared by Y. klDDER, sole pro
prie,or and successor 70 DR. Conway--ant
may be had at bis counting room,99 COURTS
| up stairs, ncaI Concert Han, Boston. and ais
| of J. 6: J. II. PECK, u CO. Bur
! lngton, Vermont.
None genuine, unless signod r. KIDDE o
the outside printed wrapper.
! Large discount 10 dealers.
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Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster.

VENHE best strengthening plaster in tn
Il world, and sovereign remedy for pain
or weakness in the back, lons, side. breast
neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism, umbago, &c
&c. One million year wall not supply the
demand. They require little warming be,
fore application. Warranted superior TO all
others, and for one quarter the usual price,
making not only the best, but the cheapest
plaster in the world. II affords roiiefin few
hours, and makes astonishing cures.
In liver complain, and dyspepsia, it should
be worn over the region Of the liver or stom.
ach, and it will afford great and astonishing
relief Ia coughs, colds, aa!haa, Officially o.
breathing, oppression of the chest or stomach,
they will Immediately sooth, and greatly
beneft the patient. Persons Of sedcntary
habits, or those obliged 10 stand much, will
receive decided support from one Of these
truly, strengthening piaslers. Physicians gen.
orally recommend them, in preference to all
others, because they stick or adhere better and
afford greater relief. In their operation they
are stmulant, tonic, and anodyne. They
are composed Of entirely different Ingredients
from any other and known from the expe-
rience Of millions, who have used them, as
well rs the united testimony, of all the celebra.
ted and distinguished clergy and physicians,
TO be the most useful and highly medlcatee
plaster, ever invented or offered to the public,
Several persons have called at tho ware
house TO express their surprise and thanks at
the almost miraculous cures these pIas,ers
have effected. One man who had been so
afflicted with rheumatism, as TO be unable 10
dress himself without assistance, was enabled
after wearing one, only one night to get up
alone in the morning, put on his clothes and
call at our Office with eyes 5eaming with JOY
and his tongue pouring forth the gainegs Of
his heart, at the sudden aud signal relief he
had received from this best of all remedies.
Ask for Dr. StermaDs Poor Mans Plaster.
II is so called because the price aces II in the
power ofall to purchase, being only l2s cts.
Sold at the Variety Store by
PANGBORN & BRlNSMAlD.
JewellerS, Burlington u.
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WORRIES! WCRE!-,G.g f!

YEVO remove these troublesome and danger.
n Gus nhabitanls Of the stomach and bow
els, which so often impair the health and de.
stroy the lives children and adults, USE Doct
Nj. Hitchcock's WORM 1E4--a certain and
safe preparation for the removal of the vari.
Gus kinds Of worms that inieSt the human sys
TEN. We say USE Dr.. NJ. Hitchcohs Worm
Tea, for this plain fcason-that in no one of
the thousand cases, where it has been used
agreeable to the printed directions, has il ever
tailed
NIB. Ask for Dr. NJ. HITcncocK's Worm
TEA, as there are many noslrums abroad for
the destruction OF worms.
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Hlrcn.
COCK & Co., sole proprietors, III Genesoe ST,
Utica, and by THEN agents throughout the
United States and Canada. In Burlington by
J. & J. II, PECK \ Co., in Vergennes by j.
II. Bowman, in Milton by Uhilney, Landon
4 Co.. in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug2
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FARWELL'S SHOES.

Just reed a full assortment of Farwelrs
May 20. Shoes, at lIowARps,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-05
ADQ Ee HI a TyE.

FGvlIlS full hiooded BULL, of the i'm
IL proved Durham or short horned
breed, may he found at the Stanton Tor
Mayo Farm, the coming season.
TER.lS- For one Cow, IS, tro owned
by the same person S., three and over 81
each. Application may be made TO NE
residing on Inc above named premises.
SAMUEL WHEELOCK.
Chichester, .4prH 3. 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-05
SHERMAN'S COUGH
saEz !. Egs1I j 5

ARE the safest, most sure and efiectual REM
edy Cor Coughs, Colds, Consumptons. whoop-
ing Cough, Asthma, TIghtness of the Lungs
or chest &c, &c. The proprietor has never
known an instance where they aid not give
perfect satisfaction. Several thousand boxes
have Seen sold within the last three months,
res. 0ring 10 health, peisons in almost every
stage of consumpllon. and those laborng
under the most distressing cold and coughs
They do not check aud dry up the cough, but
render i, easy, promote eXpectoraton, allay
the tickling or irritation, and remove the
proxmate or c:;citInG cause They are made
from a combination OF the most valuable ex'
pee GRANT. or cough medicines and are un-~
doubtedly superior 10 every thing IN use for
those complaints. Hundreds upon hundreds
Of certificates have been offered Of thclr won
derful virtues. from those who have been
saved from an unlimely grave, and restored
10 perfect health. by using them.
DosE.-One ozcnge Is dose for an adult
and may he repeated from three to SIX times
a day, as required. Children, eight years old,
alf' Of one: four vclrS. q quarter, aud 50 in
proportion. Very small children or infants
wi |, take them best dissolved in a ltjlc water.
ShDnld they act as an emctic. OF produce
nau sea. the dose must be- lrSscned 10 wha, the
stem ach will bear lialfofono will generally
be su iicent to take before breakfast, as the
stoma cb is then more easily sickoned. No i'll
effects can arise from an over dose, as il VIII
cause the stomach 10 reject II and although
not a pleasant sensation. will be found to
afford rcIjRt.
Where there is much pain in the breast or
side, one of Sherman's Poor Mans Plasters
should he apDIed over the part, and worn til
relieved. lfatiendcd with cOs,iveness. Il few
caharllc or laxative Lo3cnges, or any mild
caIharic me d!cine. should be used as occasion
requires.
Ex.Sheritf Parkins was cured in two DAYS,
Of most distressing courh. MIR Burton OF
Providence, Mr. Shaler Of Boston. Mr. Rivers,
MI Combs, Mr. Wallace. Judge Peters, Mrs
Coleman, Mrs. Richardson, and hundreds of
Others Of this city, have called TO express their
surprise and co mmendntion Of the speedy
relief and cures effected by these truly won.
deriul Cough LouengeS.
Doctors Smith, Vandenburgh, Comstock,
Harris, Brigham. and several others of our
most distinguished physicians have used these
Lozenges, in their practice, with nvarablo
success The medical faculty uniformly ap
prove ofthem, as the best cough medicine in
use.
Mr. Kendall from Vermont. visited this city
last fall, intending to go South, in hopes of
mitigating severe cough and pulmonary
that he had been troubled with for
several months lie had Tried, as he supposed
every popular remedy, without any relief.
He was induced by friend, 10 purchase a box
of SHER.N4N'S COUGH LOZE.NCES,
which to his ulpriSe, afforded him great relief
in few hours, and in three weeks restored
him TO perfect health. 50 that he returned
home TO his family rejoicing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-05
S II U "a ~ O

MAR, Nj, HlTCHCOCK'S NEWLY IN
NJ VENTED SNuFF--The best article
ever discovered by scientific men. in Europe
or America, for the cure and absolute reliefoT
Catarrh, Dizziness of the Head. Weak Eyes,
Nervous Headaches, Fallen sickness, Fits, and
infants troubled with Snuflles, partial shocks
of Palsy, sc.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. HlTcH.
COCK & Co., sole proprietors, III Genesee
street, Utica, and by their agents throughout
the United States and Canada. In Burllng-
ton only by }. -. II. PECK q Co, in Ver-
gennes by J. II. BOWMAN. in Milton by
WHITNEY, LANDoN & Co., in Georgia by
Lorenzo James. aug@
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Shernan's Worm loZenges.

ARE the greatest discovery ever made, for
dlspolling The various kinds Of worms. that 50
frequently and distrcssingly annoy. both chil-
dren and aduI, They are an in'aIlblc rem.
cdy. and so pleasant to the taste that children
will take them as readily as common pepper.
mint LoZenge. Many diseases arise from
worms. without lis being SUSPECTED. Some.
times u very troublesome cough pains in the
Joints or limbs, bleeding at the nose sc. sc
are occasioncd by worms. and will be easily
cured by using this celebrated medicine. The
following symptoms indicate the presence of
worms. viz: headache, vertigo. torpot, dis.
turbcd dreams, sleep broken OF by lrjahl ana
screaming, commissions, feverisEncss, thirst,
palid hue, bad taste in the mouth, offensive
breath, cough. difficult, breathing. itching at
the nose. pains in the stomach. nausea
squcamishncss, votacity, leanness, ioncsmus,
itching at The anus towards nirht, and at
length objections Of films and mucus. One is
a dose for child two years oId-two for one
four years; three for eight years and five Cor
an adult. and should be repeated every morn.
ing, or every other morning until relieved
Read the following letters
New YORK, March 5, 1899.
DEAR DoCToR, According to your request,
we have used your Worm L0eenges in several
cases Of worms, and found them uniformly
successful. We have no difficulty in getting
children TO take them, as they are perfectly
pleasant. We shall use them in our practice
whenever occasion offers, believing them to
be The best yermil'u1c medicine in use. We
have also used your Soda Lozoages very cx
tensively. and find them folly to answer the
purposes you recommend them for.
We are yours. respectfully,
'. WEEKS, NJ n.
W. SHADDUCK, MD.
G. r. GREEN. NJ D.
New YORK, Feb. 1889.
DR.. Sherman, Dear Sir One of my daugh-
tiers. aged II years, was troubled for about
eighteen months wllh hacking cough, bro
ken and disturbed sleep, Sc, She was fast
wasting away, although she eat quite hearty
Several physicians attended her without any
benefit. From reading the directions accom-
panying your Worm Lozengcs, describing the
symptoms Of worms. thought she might be
thus troubled, and accordingly procured
box which, to my surprise, perfectly cured her
in one week They are most excellent
medicine. and believe my daughter owes her
life TO them. Yours. &c.
JANE Humphreys. Q Mercer ST.
Sold at the Variety Store by
P.4NGBOR.N g. BRLN'S.N4lD.
JeweierS, Burlington, Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-05

AN IRISH WAGEE.--"Natc hand you
are, then, my darlint," said one brick
layer to another. "You mount the lad
der wild yerhod full of stones, and scatter
them on the head iy us, as we go, Sir,
BE my soul I'd carry yoursclfup from dc
flags to de roof, and down agin widout
You being spllt.'-"You'd not do it, Sir.
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Champlain and st. Lawrence
e A 7 g r . AID.
ST. .yOUNS To .uO.NTRE1L.

NJ. .Jf)I/NS T(l .1I(lNTRE n u.
nVOTICE. Tho RAILROAD COM
~ pANY having erected extensive
WJIARVES n, s, J,hns. and suitable
STORES ,bo,oo, boi,c nov neorlv com-
n,o,cd Tho co,m,,,oo ~ marooomen, IN
order n off, cve,v cnconrngcmen, 10 the
;mno,,,r, ,,,do ., ,,oson, carried on no.
tween tho limited States and Lower Can.
ada bovo os,,h,,shnI tho f,llowinc ,couIo
lion VIZ
EJyJiv Thu, nj, fro;oh, nossino TO. or
(rom I.aIo CbomrIai, ,cr Railroad limo
and addressed Po;J,ooJ rrbo.r 81 .Lbns
will hc allowed rrNp,,,pv Wbar,non md
StoraCc. free or ony ,ho-os Co- Ihc same.
Sec0ndiy -Tho,bv Lwnoyo,u WHARFAGE
and S,oraoe. the Ttndo wrIl distinctly nm
ders,and is meant. tho time necessary for
entering and passing the Goods through
the Custom House n, ST.. Johns. for which.
the COMPANY shall bc ,ho ;udgel 70 IA.
clliate which, the person IN CHARGE Of the
Compony's Wharf there. will be pcrm,tcd.
upon his own responsibility. ia make the
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BsIsASlEs. &c S,SlMT--.E:..

FHVHE Subsc Der having recently NOV.
Il ed from Albany, and commenced
the Blacksmith business, in all its
forms, in the new shop on Madison
street, near Follctt and Bradey's store
would respectfully invite the Inhabitants Of
Burlington and its vicinity to give him a
call, os he is fully prepared to Go all kinds
Of work in hl7 Inc. on the shortest notice,
best manner. and most favorable terms.
He has for many years past given his par
llcular attention to the Horse shooting bus.
mess, and Farriery in all its branches
From the long experience which he has
had, and the general Information he has
derived both from theory and practice, he
feels fully confident in recommending him.
self othe public.
lie viii be prepared at all times to give
his persona attention to all kinds Of
OF work in his line such as Ironing Wog.
CONS and Sleiqhs, Ship work. and &c.
All kinds OF edge tools, made in the best
manner and most approved style. lie
trusts that by giving business his undivided
attention, and the low prices o, which he
will be enabled TO furnish work, to receive
a share Of the public patronage.
JOHN SORAGEN.
Burlington, April 10. 1910.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-10-08

Tie National Lnfeligencer.-I reference to
this sterling journal, the columns of which
have always been characterised by the high-
est degree of talent, and uniformly marked
with dignity and propriety of expression
worthy of all praise and imitation, the Rich
mond Compiler asks-Who will not endorse
the following compliment to this universally
respected Journal, from the Fredericksburg
Arena It's influence by its example, on
the manners Of the press, has constituted it a
great benefactor of this country. It's dignity
and ability, particularly since the commence
mcnt of this Presidential Canvass, have won
for it lasting honors. The Arena says =
stWe may take occasion to give utter
ance to what is a general sentiment among
intelligent persons of both parties, viz {: that
the editorial articles of the National Iptclii-
gencer, during the present summer, have been
unusually able and interesting. In familiar
acquaintance with the legislative and political
history OF the country-in soundness Of cor
stitutional views, and cogency of ar8men
lin ease, perspicuity and elegance of style
in political wisdom-in dignity and cour
tcsy Of tone, American Journalism has nothing
superior to the series of articles, which tn,
'.views" of the Richmond Enquirer have eli
cited from the National Intolligcnccr. Thcs
articles are superior to the current EDITORIAL
Of the London press, and fully equal to tn
best productions Of the Paris Journals"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-10-08
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

The New York Express contains an ac-
count OF successful experiment upon steam
machinery, constructed upon new principle
to economist heat. The test was made with
the steamer Eureka, in trip from N. York
to Stonington' and back. The Eureka is one
OF the largest class of boats and she was
propelled at the rate of fourteen miles an
hour, with about only one-third the fuel ne
cessary with the machinery atpresent in use.
Mr.. Bennett is the inventor of the new ma
chinery-thc object of which is to save the
heat which now passes away by the smoke
pipe. The benefits of Mr.. Benefits discov-
cry, if successful, (of which those who. ac-
companied the Eureka upon the experimental
trip, express no doubt,) are highly important.
If one-third of the fuel now used by steamers
can be made TO answer, the saving in money
as well as space, will be great. Take, fer
example, the British Queen which now takes
500 tons of coal to perform a passage of fiji
teen days from England; ifshe required but
a third, viz: l66 tons, the saving in cost
would be two-thirds, and enable her to take
the space for freight.-Compiler.