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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31


AviNG sold on, the principal part -four o |. d
Z Il & X Il, the store Of Burton < Rodo4 We
haNe the pleasure o Informing our friends aud the public
gcnerail, that W have romored ttai housc 4 II
" I Il T. : I q e 4 Of FR T. = H.
y y aud DAsIR,}BLE GOOpS, and shall
der the style aud finn Of ROBES M'BuWrON.
Having been very literally pagonizcd by generous
pubke ior nearly five years, under the old aud new
llfms, we latter ourselves, now, thai we have united
on, 9oeks, AID are biIoE prepared and the more dspo
sed To merit It's continuance that We shall fail
aac our most sangulno expectations
Our stock NJ this time very large aud is comprised IN
part OF the following very desirable articles In which
with many others not enumerated earnestly invite
The attention Of all who are IN want of good Good, AT
low prices:
Plain and Figured silks aud Saino some very and rich
unusually low
Black Italian Silks. great variety
Blue black do, handsome and cheap
black. blue black and coorcd Challcys
MoHsns great variety aud very cheap
Black and colorcd t.ro DE Nap Nlcrino very fine
Black. blue black. aud colorcd Bou,haaaee
Syrian Alusns fine aud handsunc article 10, Ladies
dresses
os'n'ed Lawns aud Niu.ns, FROM l. to "a
talicoes nj Cd worth IL
do " IL - l. cd
do Eng. &" lsGd" - Sd
Printed Cambrics. yard wide. at lsGd
tamhres and Mosns; splendid assortment
Bonnet silks and Iawng, yel, lew
bonnet itibbcna. large supply, cheap
Alpaca Lustc. q beautiful article Tor Ladies Dire pcs
Cambria aud Muslin Edeugs and lnscrtlngs
Thread and Bobblnot I.accs. large supply
Silk, Cotton and Worsied Hosiery aspcndid assortment
Gloves, of all kinds, prices and descriptions
Scarfs Fancy IIandhcTcIIcs, Shawls aud Alanlas, a
rich variety
Cloths. Casslmcrrs. and Ncsngs
Georgia Nankcous, brown mems and nrillinss
sunlmey Cloths and Ihibet Cloths, very fine
Cotton Fringes. large stock, very cheap
SILK aud Cotton Umbrellas and parosos
Gnmbroons. Italian Cloths. CotionC assinersc, kcnuch
Jcanes. aud various other Goods suitable lol yen
tlcmon's clothing
Cotton Ozuaburg, Buflaps and Tow Linen
I,lcachcd and brown Col'ong from cents 10 the finest
Sugar, Coffee. Sal' AM pqe foqn very low, besides
great variety Of other DRY .ools Asp ono
eEAiEs,o Of which We lavitc spccIsl examination.
ROBES 4. ~ RrON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

Bos-1he La, NJ. The foreign Quarterly I;c,i,a
con,aIus long aud savage article (uJsiug by extract.
that we have SEEM ascrbed tn the pen or Charles Dick
ems (Boz) On "the Newspaper Literature Of America.
The National lneliigenoer, y. \. American, \. Y
Evening Pust and oae or Two other papers.
n.endcd or the ability and liberation with which they
conducted, but most o the editors who are alluded
to are lashcd with whip Of scorpions. The New
AoTk Cuprier ('Nebb) and the New York Herald Ben
nett are cas,igated with unmcasurcd severity Wcbbs
attack Dickens while in this country may account for
the severity with which lie is treated. bu, Boz is un
grateful 10 irea, Bennett in the way. Beuneu an
nounccs his purpose 10 "reye~ the reviewer" hgwav
cr and make Dickens drink 10 the drcss the cup he has
mixed tor others TO TAKE"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

T1NlIF. subscriber having purchased Doct James r.
i Royals ApoLecaty and Drug Fsqblishmcpt Of
iers to his friends AID the public generally l-ge aa.
we'll assorted sock @:
DRsGs, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OIIs, DYE
sTUrFS, CRHEuECAHs, SURGICAL INsTHI
MENTs, PEUEUuEKY, &c, &C.,
at very moderate prices will receive additional
supply Of Goods IN short time. and will constantly b.
adding 10 his stock articles oil the pmta aud best thai
canhe obtained.
lie scirs call rom Physlcians, Merchants. and
others assuring them that he w ndravor to give salts
faction.
Prescriptions attcgdcd to Al all hours
JOHN II. SEAY.
October l7th, 1912,
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Etl H RI ET

4 ND possession given the first Of January next
"a comfortable DJtLELLNf, HOUSE, on tho
hill, in the neghborhood of Mr. C. Hardy, aud formerly
occupied by the subscriber DAVID p REESE.
Oct 81 Is
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

For the meek ending Thursday Erening, Oct. q.
N1lEAT.--6O to 90 cents per bushe
TOBACCO.--Receipls light. and inferior qualities
very dull of sale. quote Lues 81! q and 3; com
mon leaf 81 4; middng A. A.; good 5ao fine Ga
10.
FLOUR.-Country 81 0G, to 81, and dull. Re
ceip,s light. City Mills So,
BUTrFR-NIountain Butter, wholesale III
for firkin; 5a20 c,sf + roll.
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TODACC0.-Ihc Ancricap Ch4mboi of CQlG3pfcr
at Liverpool has again addressed memorial TO the Brit
ish Ministry, asking for reduction Of The aay To
Eucco 1t says, if the duty were loaefe u que shilling
the revenue would not be diminished. as Smuggling
would be prevented on the one hand whil consumption
would be increased on the oLof.-Ne are aware that
many gentlemen in this c9pn,r. some OF tlem eAcn-
piyely engaged in the purchase and sale OF tobacco,
that the heavy du'y imp ,sc aboad on that article
is no, to be rs.retied, aud who APE consequently opposed
,sred,ciiop, For the opinions Of these gentlemen
have very high rcspec-hut cannot, ncy, rlleless,
assent to their corcccss Ii be true, why have all
our Ministers France, from Mr. ,Joersou's time To
that Of Gov. Cass, urged upon that government the aoli
ton Of its morep,ly Why have all Ministers 10
En, Gland, including the lately returned Minister, Mr..
\. Stevenson. ehdeayored by labTed arguments to eli
iect reduction the duty III Great Britain? Why, We
gepcat these efforts On TIE part Of public function
aries if the assumption be true that high duties benefit
rather than njnre u.s. II So, then these gentlemen,
well the government they represented wholly misun
slersoed the true interests OF their counrymen. Instead
olaskng for reduction, they should have urged in
mill recommend 4,at counsel The idea that the hgh
duties give monopoly OF the foreign market Is,
l,umbly cohesive, entirely iaaciuus We believe we
should have the monopoly just as well Gndc- low du,es;
but even if we had not. confident should sell
three or four hossheads, where now sell one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

NIRGINlA.-M Court held for Neson county, at the
Court house, Monday the oath day of October, 1912
Reuben b. Paeson, administrator with the will ncxed
Of Jesse Joping, deceased Plaintiff,
Ggaust
BENJAMIN Joplng, and William p Shepherd adminsra-
tor with the will annexed Of James Jopins deceased,
DESCENDANTS,
III CHAECERy.
o. motion of t,e Plaintiff by his counsel who filed his
bill and appc ing, by satisfactory eydIncs TO the plrt
that the Defendant Belamn 9plpg is inhabi'ant
this Commonwealth is ordered that the said Defendant
" William p Shepherd, administrator With the will annexed
If James png, deceased be restrained from paynS 9th
erwisc conveying all debts, property, monies
his h1nl belonging the said Defendant benjamin Jop
ling, the of three hundred and fifty dollars sub
icct the Plaintiff denand, and the future order and decree
OF the Court ming the And is further ordered
that copy this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg yirgnian,' newspaper published in the town sf
Iychbrg months SUCCESSFULLY previous TO the
fourth Monday in January next, and that another copy
posted the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county scno court dsv. LolN-Iese, ~
SF GARLAND. Crk- f
Oct u SIN
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NOTICE..

INl hu,der Of cote given by Mr.. Jacob Facklcr Of
i Buckingham. TO Col John Joins. Of the same
county fr $4,000 whl,h was payable the first of Jan
uary. 1910, has nlsaId or lost IL and the p@biic are
thereorc ca,,pd agans, trading for it, should it have
fallen into improper hands On the back Of The is
an order to pay Mr.. George H. Matthews $1,000 Of the
amount.
Oct 81 81 if
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MARRIAGE.

Married On Thursday last, by the Rev. VIM S
Reid. MIR. JAMES -. GREGORY, 10 Miss Ann Eliza
BETH, daus her Of J.hu " ias, Esq. all Of this place
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

Counterfeit .Noies-Thc Petersburg ln,elgrpcer
states that there is large number OF coun,eri II $50
notes the Farmers Bank Of Nrgnia in circulation
They said to be badly executed aud easily detected
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n % * 81 II IL II
III X u EY YOU NG NE.
~ Il 1k q T. =. ArpLy TO
NJ. TALBOT Auet.
Oct. - tsif
Collegiate school.

I a convenient apartment over Mr.. Rich-rd TypecA
store Main ct will be opened, 0n Mossday Oh
October, under the superintendent Of tho undcYsiensA
who has had much experience Classical teacher NM
in England and in Columbia, s. &.
The course OF study is that preparatory any ofths
classes in College and 10 the business pursuits Of lila
The rules discipline and behavior are intended 10 b
in accordance with the Holy Scriptures. and enlghsned
experience.
Ia this school is no junior aersr,m.a, anil mn pspils
will be received WIN cann, read EsaI.a with iacilhy
The PACE OF Tu,r,oN is S2Oa sassiun o6 five
months Bills payable. in all cases. by tho middle az
each session. CA0RGE lEFFERY.
Oct. "a 6tif
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.fIihera Senatorial District.--ThonIas Jefersoe
Randolph, Esq. has been nominated by the Loco oco
Convention, which convened at Nelson cour, house
last Monday. a candidate for the State Senate at the
next Spring election. DR.. Charles Cooke, the present
@hg Senator, declines being candidate though if he
mad not done So instead of being ncghbor of the
otpnbl'can styles sim, 20 dead Cock W The PITT he
woa'd haYe stuck his ga getty deep into the vitas of
~ ovBa9ent. The Wings will doubtless have another
thSH'pon, sbo. although he may not "crow" so loud
40 we Candidate Of the Nelson caucns, will make him
=! " ms roost, pretty well picked Of his feathers,
next April.
~. ,""e "eea The Madisonan proclaims that John
,., .l"e High Priest Of the Republican parity"
R M' read Of the Church. II he is, like of the
fo''is, he obtained his ps,ioa by fraud, and
f,', 90 Fs ppii'ness fw il BY crime Vic Profit
Iosn'ns' &c are his Cardinal, we rrrgumc-au1 John
Jones his thunder brusel.
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PACKET noATs.
DRY GOOlsS AND GKlOCENIES.
OCTOBER 10Th, 1912.


bOiiN J. PtRNlS has just returned from trip aitfs
- Goods. and can with truth say he il now opu,ins -
On Baah Squire. l.ynchbnrg, tie cheapest stock VI
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, SC.
ever before opened by him.
Broad Clnihs and Cassu.Tes very cheap
Cas'nes. Kentucky aud Glasgow Jeans, al % cha. pw
yard aud upwards
Mkt, plain, and striped inseys at Al Nor yard aud up
wards
Double width circassans. from 81 cts. per yard ~
the finest.
Blcached aud brown Domestic Shifting, yard wide. q,
AZ per yard
Alpaca Lus,re, splendid quality. a, 5octs rrr yard
Benhaznea. all grades. very cieap
Noolon and Cotton Stockings allclors, nj 9 PR pair
flaunels. all colours. from Ia per yard 10 the Rne,l
ShawIs. large supply, for Fall and Winter ase
Hats aud Caps fur, seal sc.
Knitting Yarn, blHo mNt, white aad PED
Eac,s. splendid assortment from I'd 10 % PCT yagd
with grea! variety Of other Dry Goods, loo ei'sus
10 mention.
SAI.TI SALT!
4 LARGE lot Of Salt, tine sacks, cheaper Than any in
mar,ct
brown Sugar, from I'D 10 l0ils. PER ID.
Conec a superior article al .h per ID.
Spun Cotton. best naLc, a, FACTORY prices, all numsss
Shoes good assortment, al 3 Sd. mud upwards.
JNO. ).puRvIS.
Oct, l. tsm
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ENLANNELS All colours, Ajerinoes. Crcassians.
Nlouseih de t,lues, Casinctis Cloths & Casin,eres
Fulled Cloths and lnscys for Servans Yam aud Ken-
lucky Jeans Rose Point and Duise Blankets, Vel
vet. AMI all ehor tES'rlNGS and great variety Ut
ither kind of FALL x WINTER GOODS, far suls
by nsat COST. JJ. PURtlS& DUFFEE.
sept ~ tsif
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o. Monroe Edwards, the great lorgtr has been scn
fenced To ten years Imprisonment in the New York pen
iten,ary being five years each of the indictments up
on which he has bccn tried aud found guilty. In answer
10 the usual question, why should MT be pro
n,unccd upon him. he affirmed most sorinnly his limo
ccncc and declared that he WAS the yicm Of consp
racy OF course he did no, expect any bod, believe
him,
ANNIVERSARY TEMPERANCE MEETING.
The anniversary meeting Of the l.,nchburr Mechan
les Temperance Socely will be held lhis ,yepng Mon
day AT the2d Prcsbytcrla Church, at I O'Clock Adj
dresses will tic delivered by the Rev f. l.. D. Shaver,
Capt. llolcombe and others.
JAMES FRETWELI., Pr,s't.
Gro. u. THrRN,s. Sect.
To- hupe our Washnptonlan brethren, and all
Temperance men, will meet with US on Monday nipl,.
AT the n Presby eran Church Our cause requires a
new impulse. /. A.IlOLCOMBE.
e5' will deliver the long promised temperance Ad
dress, 10 the Ladies ii this Town. Tuesday night
the Is, November, at the Methodist Episcopal Church
T. 4. lOICOMBE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

Oh. Boston will not meet Fashion this fall, as was
expected lie has returned from Bamoye ~ tie South
Bla Dick, it supposed, woaid be the competitor
ofthc Nor,hern champion at Camden
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au.tkEssiXl. PiAS4A.

tN.Ilz.ssiy(s TlASAA.
friIE SUBSCRIBER has pr ,cured The ssepsy 81
The sale Of t'rse Truly splendid lnsrunents. ssta
by Chickering \ Msckeya, q Boston.
Tnthose acquainted with ins.rissrHst fbDrh this N6-
aiartory. say noibiny feeling o,siJenl they eznnst
la TO phase.
To those nnacqran'cd with them suy. ONLY
TRY I1iFsI. and you will find them not istefios ~
the celebrated Broadwood iiauos sol Lyndun.
We do not sell them trai--nJ tcrau.e We are T.
irad to rsk trial, but fr the reason. that maturity
a nI@,ns mol iudgea; and such is confdence ia
the manufacturers TINT willing To stake rep
e,ailon upon their tone and durability. being warranted
10 stand any climate
Thu anve nsrnmt nis hand, and for sale, st
the sign Of the Golden Mort T. Bank Square. Lynch
bnrg. Va, by u. II. LYMAN.
Aug. wl2ln if an1af
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

THE CABlNEr-'rhe following ~ the --latest, III
NOR relative To the long talked OF Cabinet changes. II
The true, may look nat for squalls shortly It would
certainly be remarkable if 50 contepble faction (eve
~ way con,emptibe) the Corprafs Guard. can
.st .e kept together few weeks by what Mr.. Calhoun
used to call "he cohesive power Of public plumber"
kriruct Of y p,jpac ltte, 10 ihs Etiitor, dated
WAsIIINGroN, Oct. q 1912.
at is noY ascerianed that if Mr.. Webster is To leave
the Cabinet, it will be con,puision lie will not
sign. neither will Mr.. Forward When the last session
r,scd, the matter considered fixed tina, Mr.. Web
would resign, and such assurances were given
Mr.. Gushing for the Treasury. that it is difficult To
know how the President can get over them. r. For
ward has boldly said. that he had no idea of rcssnng.
Meetings were held At the Presidents after Congress
adjourned, when were present, Wise, Profit and Par
le!ee; the fmcr OF whom urged upon MIR. Tyler the
appointment of I+onis MeN4ae Parmclee as warmly
dissentcd. AID It's EAoceney had To Interfere
with this rcbpkc. 'conc. gentlemen, party is small
enough, lat AS have dissentons among ourselves
The President, though friendly TO Mr. Mcl.ane, felt
much dclicacy in deciding in his favor, Mr.. Web
sier deadly hostile to him. and that time it
generally thought Mr.. W. would resign. If a
change should take place. let you that Gov.
Cass will offered thc prcmershp-the Presidents
other friends insisting that such appointment would
materially strengthen his administrator
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

ONO Alhoogh W ils,n Shannon.
III. Loco Foco candidate fr Governor. and maJ,rly
Of Loco Foco members Of the Legislature have been
elected IN Ohio il by evidence Of tho SUI
pcrior strength Of that parry Shannons naority, Tor
example, is about 5000. while Judge King the Abol-
,ia candidate, received about 1000 vo,ts-so that IN
fac, he gus into the Office upn the vote OF m"orty o
the people. The Wings hist two Senators and eight
Representatives also by the Aboons's running thlrl
tickets in several equities heretofore Whigso tina, the
Loco foco majority in the Legislature in also b,
minority vote. This fril,crng away OF the Wing
strength is the cause Of the Loco Foco triumphand
not their superior numbers. But the truth is. the defeat
Of the Wings in Ohio may be regarded as pretty
fair indication ftcir triumph in Sli. if there be any
confidence in "sisns." For example: in 1884, Loco
Foco Governor was elected in Ohio by between , and
1900 majority; in 1886. Wing was elected Governor
by several thousand majority; in 1888. Loco Foco
again, by 5000 majority; in 1910, Wing, by 10000
and now in 1912, Loco by some 5000. In 1874 II
will he our turn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-31

Fremont WIN. c. upham CIV } has been elected L.
s. Senator from this STATE for six years from the 4h OF
March next The vote stood: For Upham 222; for WIN.
C. Bradley Q.oco) 100; scattering 6.
The Legislature Of Vermont has unanimously passed
resolution in favor of repeal Of the Bankrupt Law
1tis, of course, party question there.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
cERTIFIcATE NO. ".

DR.. Woods Statement.-SOme few weeks since,
] was invited by DR.. Eddy and Mr.. A. Thayer to
superutend and witness some experiments upon
an improvement made by DR.. Eddy in scalding
and fermenting, for the purpose Of dstlauon,
which | accordingly did, and the result was as
follows, viz:
witnessed the weighing OF the grain, and the
entire process Of scalding and fermenting, and
am prepared to say that from % bushels grain
grain weighed So pounds per bushel. From oil
the experiments which have Witnessed, give It
as ma opinion that fermentation for disllation and
all other purposes is by this Improvement at length
perfected, and the distillor enabled to make S!
gallons Of proof spirits from every 56 lbs. grain
The method Of effecting this is very simple, ant
may be applied on the largest scale possible, ant
| think will probably hold good in fermentation
for brewing &c. Wv WOOD.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
Soft
TO PARTURIENT WOMEN

nR. G. c. EDDY announces that he has
- discovered an article from which he has
prepared Parturient Liniment, FOR the re
lief of women in parturition.
This remedy is applied TO the abdominal
region, to the vagina, and to the internum
and externum. The effect is TO mitigate
pain and to relieve the nervous irrilabiliiy,
the source Of so much misery to women in
abor,while it facilitates and renders safe and
easy labois which would otherwise be pro
tracted, difficult and distressing. Ii appears
to impart energy to the abdominal muscles
and uterus, and at the same time TO relax
the Os Lteri and vaginal passage.
Much more might be said, and many GER
ti6cates adduced to show the astonishing
effects Of this IMMINENT, but it is deemed I'M
necessary on the present occasion.
At convenient time this Iniment will
be put into the hands of selected medical
gentlemen, we'll skilled in the practice oil
midwifery. 1t is contemplated TO accompa.
ny this liniment with treatise on the dis.
eases Of women and children, and observa.
tons on the effects Of different climates on
the female constitution. -.
June "a, 1912. Soft
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
20 the MedicaI FaohItr.

n. 9. G. EDDY informs Physicians tba,
he has discovered an article, the us,
y which will produce abortion at any stag,
ct pregnancy, without the least difficulty o.
danger; and in all cases where, from NAL
formation or any other cause, il is absolute
y necessary TO produce abortion, he will give
the article with the greatest pleasure.
II is known to the faculty that in malfor
nation Of the female pelvis, partufition of
zen becomes imptacticable, and in cases Of
this kind il is thought by many TO be expe
dent and iustifable to effect abortion Il
save the mother, Where this state Of things
exists, the physician can know it be exami
nation, and the above remedy will be found
invaluable from its freedom from danger, a,
well as from its certainty.
June "a, 1912. Soft
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

Cincinnati, Feb. 9, 1912
do hereby certify that the trial of DR. Eddy's
improvement Of distillauon was made at any in
stance, and at my distllery, and by Messrs Am
bros, Garrison and Doctor Wood, whose certif-
Gates setting forth all the facts are hereunto at
tached; and further certify that from the tho
rough Investigations made, am fully satisfied
that this invention possesses advantages over any
other now in use, and fully concur in ell the facts
set forth in the certificates given above.
A. THAYER.
June "a, 1912. Soft
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

TN pursuance to an order and decree Of the
II Probate Court of Yazoo county, entered
up at the Feb'y Term, 1912, of said court,
upon the hearing of the petition filed by me
as Administrator Of Emanuel Head, praying
the sale Of Lots lit, lis, ll9, l2l, l22
and 4Os, lying and being in the town Of
,Yazoo City, for the payment of the debts of
said Head, II shall offer for sale before nv
office door in said town, on Saturday the
23d day Of July next, on credit of twelve
months, the said lots of land 10 the highest
bidder. Bond with approved security will
be required of the purchasers.
]. w. BARNETT, Admir-
of Emanuel Head.
W. E. PUeH, Solicitor.
June 10, lS42. 4S-3t.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

do hereby certify that am practical distil-
Ter, and that Mr. A Thayer Of Cincinnati requested
me to aid in the trial Of the experiment Of Doctor
Eddy spoken Of above that l did give mo close at
ienton to il, and fully scribe to the facts con-
tanned in the foregoing certificate concerning said
improvement Of Doctor Eddy's and verify believe
that il is altogether the most valuable improve
ment ever made in dstilation.
JOHN GARRISON.
Cincinnati, Feb 8, $40.