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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

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The tan-pau,at0H Of empire over the sea l.
i,sl. m0yemeu, ii grandeur tau permits 40
accessories o. ,HagarY. Norris the END yet
The series OF moral pr1gre-sion, lisi begun can
not end un.ii al. he vu-d !, a. free as New
England herself, ami she Is, aud eve, vas, as
Tree as toe unclaimed pillows that dash upon Der
iron bound shorel
Aud now, by tu- bait.es which drencbcd the
frd.ol jhe Revolution with blood, by the de-
ie4ls and riumphs Of ihal second war OF Iade-
pealence, ty our unbroken iaurs, wreath Of
Mexican t.ct1ries-and farther aud better still.
)Iy la- memory ofodr good olt warrior Christian
fathers vdo steep Amidst tLe r8.k, AMI in ,he
Wales ofNew England, by oar sweet visions and
memories OF arrs.Ie and bome--l charge you al.'
ms brethren aud sister, d iarutt New EHg'ondt
uerertJ torgttthc era AMI mission ottIe pilgrims,
never forget lbeir graves, lonely and wild as
ihey are never afl ,h-', although founders oi
empire, ard teHerto "a nation, they were meek
aul humble, ao palIeatgaI .1g.,ul4riu---'
lu.YWt,r Stern u tae pas, AND uncoDq Iertbie
in battle mid and saroua 10 ildgmea.-ovIag
o theirltenl,. easily .gcI1o5.eI 10 their narnnjas
bu mg,sbgd anil Unreasonable iyyru.s. New
or 6,gat that you az, soas aga aW-llc,s % Sew
Llr.ud
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

= Ne aFe authorized 10 a0t1ua,c ISUAv
aAhi'!aON, JR., q, e candidate nr Dl,,rir
Attorney lor the 9Th jHlic,ai District commas
OF the conntic, @. io0ndc,, Oau.5~ba. tboc.
taw, Carroll, fa.lahatchie, la.obu,ha, Ch,cs,.
saw aud Monroe.
o. WE are authorized to announce JOHN
I. JACK ESQ as e candidate Tor Dl,lrief 1.
torney tor toe On Ja'icia! District composed d,
lh' coua,ir, Of Lowud~s, OMhhcha, lAoc,av
Carroll, Taliaha'cAie, laloiusha, CAicko.aw
and Monroe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

MoRE HELP.--We have received the first
numbers of"Equsl Rights" and of tho "rishe-
ningo Democrat," two democratic papers recent.
y started in this state, the frat at Lexington BY
Aniyr and Hall, the second at Jacnio by VIM.
II. Jones Esq. They are both neatly printed
end well conducted papers,and will no doubt rem.
der the pany efficient aid in the ensuing canvass.
We cheerully place their names on our exchange
lis,, and bid them God speed" in the good
rause
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

or We copy the following tolcgraphic de-.
spotcb lrom the Columbia $. CaroNnau, Of the
TIA ast The Charleston Mercury. from which
we have been in the habit u getting the a,c,,
foreign news, has almost entirely ceased coming
to rs. We have received but one number Off
within the last three weeks,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

ciI Of Fancy. The truth IS more strange than
fiction, and facts come % us loaded with w0n1er.
The nations 81 antiquity sought % connect their
origin 1i.h Ire machinery Of tie Ce.es,.a. Oym-
aaL The warriors e heaven. ali unseen bat
terrible. cough, IN their battles, aud gave 40 aw-
l .IbiHy % l1m-Ts war muse in bis songs
Of cree on arms. BH New England needs no
dnpcry borrowed from national superstition 10
giy. ne emI,iJus Of Dire sublime 10 that cguse-
Grated .po, where
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

a have 40 friend, TO reward nor enemies TO
punish u. Taylor.
Snry IIrtps ofr--1he telegraph Of ye>ter.
day admonIshes Us that Judge Coam"r through
b., sub.cIecuoner Warren. has cut oii'lhc heads
II Sky Democratic Vosmaslegs in tbs State,
lmi thcy are all at uninporiaut towns" So
that Tho work Of Prescription is to be done, after
all tie promises and pledges to the contrary
Sixty removals in one STATE, Within in a few
week,--nay within few days, or lhc thing just
begun--ls an act worthy ofthe h.ocdic.l butcher
that e1erliyed, Ewing haaseil, could no, have
done more in his short liae. So much TIE SOL.
gmu pledge Of the man that never hes
FrmsaIoaDian.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
pItO>p.tCTGs or i
81 Z vT rI1DICAL WORE.

u CIV IA course ul preparation by THOMPSON BIC
: Gown, NJ d., OF ID 'a1W, Ai!5G7I. A native
OF The State Of Tenn. and or some years q resident
aSld practitioner in the state O, Miss.
The author being convinced OF the necessity. and
having heard the complaints OF physicians and the
people, from time To tme, IN relation to the want ot
work which would scrypas a book Of reference and
instruction in relation to the nature ard treatment d
southern diseases [aur books beng mostly written
10y Europeanald horlhers authors, and however use
tul experience has proved that they are not adapted
to the Diseases oil the saAhJ iHs cone Hdaa To IN.
d2ayor to supply IN part, thJs dc-der'tlnn, and be
tlaters himself that The physicians, and people "a the
South who should teel deep interest III THE natter
VIII encourage him IN his huuibe undeftshlw. tie
feel, confident that tins work will beoi measurable
value 10 students, yunng practitioners, and JhoSe who
have recently cmgrat2dlo the South and the South
cr aud Southwestern people generally The SUBJ
l2ets which it punrpaly treats Of, are tde yaraus
forms niwlmt arc called Aiaar0U, Diseases and their
>equelD as Intermittent Conge-tye and Remit
tent OF Bilious Feyers protraclcd or obstinate A.
que; ENGAGEMENTS and Diseases OF the Spleen ami
Liver, &c. The different forms OF tacheNja as IL
nania, SsroRS or Hpdro-puymmia; Caoru,j.
Green Sickness D Atomic Dyspepsia; Consump-
ton, It's nature, means otprcYentou and cure. The
recent lights which organic chemistry and mcros-
conc examination have she'd. the bclterappreaa,ioa
o.. the nature Of Consumptoa and the success which
ms ducnecl portion o. .h' profession q le vear,
should induce &ery iam'! 70 nave copy OF this
WORK ana every physician g|eh place IN his IL
hfaFy brai houeei@ gwen To Ncfoait; White
n"e"ihI hicSe'5 iauas liesen2rea; Chronic
Sf'ncNitS CAromc tneomrlsm smtthgoi Blood;
Nervous Diseases uicN are especially common D.
mong southern females hnersy Iaerers Con
"''''nS ~, "a Ho' ~ ''H'S' ci'' llPaud
disease IA many portions oil0e south being some.
lAHa' Pa'.tut4F4 ai' among tHe negroes and as
u' ''thor believes, manly because rs nature and
freshmen are no; "naeT. TODD, even by physcaas.-
rom u'e "rItars experience and success, and that
u very le" q h'' professional brethren, in the
teN"neA1 Oh nus ialt' hl"dN ne believes the value
"' lAe snort chapter devoted 10 TINS subject viii be
~!on1 CON pot'0oh TO tae southern people, IN ena-
ohS u'h Z" promptly control TINS tell DESTROYER OF
tne human race Inc Aslatic Cholera having again
visited 'hIs country, ana IS 50 often ma'reH'l and
consequently latdi' chapter VIII be devoted 10 it
DEtFrhai and DiSen'ery, diseases OF very frequent
occurrence VIII receive attention. &c,
ne aO,hor mas endeayofed to avoid teeFatealaes,
So As 70 aI@pt Tue work ior general readmg-beng
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

tCT We owe an apology 10 cur readers Ter the
appearance tia, our paper presents to dsy. The
supply which We received tbi. week fom Ito
New Mandatory at Tuscaloosa is rather under
cur usral sizo. ", suppose ibatour order was
misunderstood. The niislske shall be Corrected
as soon as possible.
e@rwe regret THAI the communication OLA
Rambler" was received 100 late tor inso rtion in
to,day's paper. Ii shall certainly appear in orr
next. We take ibis occasion 70 state that al
communications gilmore than column in length,
in order to insure an insertion, the week
they are written, should be sent in early on
Wednesday. Ii delayed until the first side Of
our paper IS worked of the chances are that they
viii be crowded out, aud necessarily deferred
one week
STAfB MD DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
ssns ,oba The general wish Of the party in
ys- o..ons Of lha state that the time OF holding
.fa democratic state Convention at Jackson
saaa be postponed from the ls Tuesday in
Jcae the day frs. suggested 10 the I'D Monday
la I0ne. There are serious objections ia our
m.nd to the meeting ofihe convention on the lth
OF July, As has been recommended by democratic
meetings in a few OF the Counties, and We hope
that time will moi be insisted upon in any qlat.
ter.
The postponement OF the State convention, II
is thought, renders It unnecessary perhaps mpo.
lite 10 hold the district conyenlionas early as the
24ih Of May. 1t has therefore been recommend
ed by the Carroiton Democrat and other paper.
in the district that said convention meet al
Greensboro on the Ist Monday ia June next
4hia accommodation will. no doubt, meet the
Alasobaon ofthe delegates appointed from this
County and Oktbbeha.
We think then we may now state with GER
iainty, Is generally agreed fact, TINT
the two conventions will De held as FOL-
lows:
or The Democratic State. Convention, a
Jackson on the 3D. Monday Qsth) Of jane.
0~rThe Democratic District convention a
Greensboro on the Isl. Monday (llh) Of June.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

Eng. sh have he aggressive spin. al- aye bad e.
IS wiling O. on ,ls people o. Nat a'It g
the s0#aF ,a-.s 81. VS. %, % BE =Hre-e-'-
Tie French newspapers talk &. 3"
France o. procure a .ail.u.eut OF tae .lra.F H..l
England. ard failing there, Go seek tie s,u-t-
fa4 %. tAe people Cl las United Si4---. j DE
English papar-. on The contrary, are exceeding
ly bitter agains, che French, All W. presume
will manage 10 iai'Ise a 81 rit which va oJ,".i
their G1.c fellow subjects.
ln the meantime, there is strong 5eiJ oi gem
uins democrats .ho will seize the occasion VI
these ti,sensi'ns % bring about a rebellion. Il
even said iha, IsYa-siiOn Of mar .ll'r his
cen planned, and aay EMS ries aTa scattered
q tao eastern states 70 procure volunteers TOR
b. emergency. The Boston Herald says ihat
many oi' ,he oiHesss OF The lo'un, els. wha s'gr-
ed in the [. ;. army, IN Aey.co. az d;scj lung
aud armiug a large body otmsn ilr this purpose.
They are employed By committee ola Canada
Association. The drilling OF orglnizlJon or
forces i says are nightly gong % ia b Ston.--
The following para graph Is c'dioGs, and the r'a-
der mas believe a, much oft a. seems probable,
That any number Of Amrr.cau officers are
engaged in such scheme We DO not lie
.irye:
a. large portion OF the funds collected dining
,hc repeal agitaiiu,is in this country, which, on-
ing 10 the future otthe Irish in theis con'empla
ted iu,urec,.on, was never sea- 10 Ireland, g.
now in the hands o}the committee, and. together
with contributions which are frequently made
bl those who tir,i projected the mayemrnt, and
those who have since loiaed il, constitute the
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

THr CHRurAL TeUyr Is The name 81 paper
devoted 20 be cause at Temperance, jas, started
a, .ru.ral5osa, byJ +. Warren, Esq, AMI pub
lishei at enc dollar per anuum. ltis beau'i-
iuy printed .i,llo sheet. The frstuumbar give.
an earnest Of much talent AMI industry on the
part Of ~ conductor, who certainly deserves, nm
we hope viii receive liberal patronage ia b.
prsisewoIIhy enterprise.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

EST 4 r f..
E0Y VIRTUE Of an order irem the Probate Court
- of Lowndes County, state Of Mississippi April
Term lS49 / will sell on the i2th day q May mex
the lands belonging % the MINOR HEIRS oIJoHN
n. VAUGHAN, deceased, to-wii;w swf ne OF
w4sw4 otnw all in Section ), Township ~
Range II W. The above lands vii be soid on ere
dit Of "a months, subject to the widows dover bond
and approved security will be required OF the puToha'
sers Sale to be on the premises 10 miles NORTH
east from Columbus ut the legal hour
". W. VAUGHN, Guardian
4 1rjl / N 1870 81 ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14

CO EI-PrssiieH, P,ka~ssi m .le oily d.
Nashville on tie s.h i1si .was-, be ms, w-l a
BRILLIANT reception uom aiarge caacqu-s. e CHI
zee, 81 both parties. he was wa'l1nrd % lbe
city in an eloquent ajlfr.s tysl-Gavsuar A.
ron Y. Blown, o which Cue eE-Pseseeai re-
piled in very happy aal appropriate mnaer--
We viii publish tas a3i.es, an tle reply ia our
next.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-04-14
Furniture Ware Rooms.

C0LRSaIy,s Blue Mass lust received, ~
S1 A n. JONES h co
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

Tbs LIFE OF EDIToR.--There few Of the
readers of n newspaper, who have any adequate idea
IF the inceSSan toll required in their publication.
Capt. Marryat, who in his lifetime had much bitter
experience, held the following language
casion, while writing, upon this subject -" Newspa-
per literature is Ink in the great chain of miracles
which proves the greatness of England, and every
support should be given TO newspapers. The editors
of these papers perform a most enormous task. II is
not the writing of leading article every week,
whether inclined not. in sickness health, in af
Fiction, disease of mind, winter or GUNNER year af-
ter year. tied down to the task, remaining in spot.
1t is like the walking of thousand miles in thou
sand hours. | have fellow feeling for | know how
periodical will down ones existence. In itself
it appears nothing. The labor is not manifest, nor is
it the labor but it is the continual attention which
requires. Your life becomes it were the publica-
ton. One paper is corrected and printed,
than comes another. 1t is the stone of SsypIus,
an endless repetition of toll. constant weight upon
the mind continual wearing upon the intellect and
spirits demanding all the exe;tion Of your facu-
ties, at the same time TINT you compelled to do
the severest drudgery To write for paper is very
well, but to edit is to condemn yourself tn slave
ry.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
I1IiiD.

On the 10Th day of July, 1919, her residence
Strawtown, Hamilton county. Indiana, CATHARIsE PECK
aged as years. months and "a days, wife Of William
Peck, who were formerly of Ross county, Ohio. She
has lett twelve children, affectonae husband, and
large circle Of relatives and friends to mourn the loss Of
tender mother and afectonate companion-a kind and
benevolent friend aud neghbor
la this city, the morning of the 3lst Of August
THOMAS HENRY WILLARD, of Albert q. and Mar
ca ID. Willard, aged % months and days.
"Fah and hope
Will teach how bear lot
To think Almighty Wisdom best
To bow heads, aud murmur not.
The chastning hand Of above
Falls heavy; but we'll kiss the rod
He gives the wound, aud must
Its healing to the seli-same God -
On Wednesday morning last, in Mooresvile. after
short illness of one week, William A. Rocker, Esq.
Treasurer and Collector of Morgan County, aged 30
Morgan Co. Gazette, 18Th.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

PARTISAN WoMEN.-The pretty women who keep
the flower shops in tine fashionable part of Paris
rich harvest of golden Napoleons during the Carni-
val; and when their trade gets little dull sometimes
set their ingenuity TO work to devise meuns to bright
en- ii up little There a shop in the Passage
Gilbert, which was a favorite resort of Americans
One day. during Carnival, about dozen young Amer
leans received each a note written scented paper
asking each of them to be at particular place ia the
fryer of the opera at given moment, aud saying if
they cared any thing for the fair writer for she
of course be supposed to be fair, they would buy
bouquet of flowers at certain shop a certain hour
Each received the same note, but they all were're
qucsied ID keep the matter quiet neither one men,
toned il to the other. Of course the flowers were
bought, and each one at the appointed time met the
lady Ill the dumnO, but could not make out who she
was. As the hours appointed for meeting not
the same In any two cases, the young gentlemen
never discovered the parts they mutually play
ing. until after some three weeks of appointments
aud deferments They finally to the understand
ing among themselyes-invited the lady in one of the
boxes-puled off her mask, and found to their utter
confusion, that she the very woman who KEEP. the
flower show in the Passage Colbert and who had sold
ihiry-six costly bouquets by her ingenious sratagem.
--SOuUenirS Of TraUelS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

EVA NS VILE. IND.
TENE regular m 1e 10 and 1850
n will Monday November, and terminate
the last week IN February.
The following gentlemen compose the faculty, viz:
General Surgical AHay, Charles s. We're,
NJ D..
Chemistry and Pharmacy, C. "A. Foster, "A IT.
M-dca and Therapuetics, JOAN r Hilc0r. ". ID.
Principles and Practice OF surg fadsOa j. Bray N d.
Practice Of Medicine, L L0ycock, VI. ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases Won Children GeOrge B. Wal
ker ~ ID.
Demonstrator Of Anatomy, Marx 7raftoH, W. ID.
TERMS OF TUITION
each $40 Dssectng
ticket Graduation Coed boarding be obtained M
81 per week, that the expense Of entire
graduation exceed Sg7.
The Cabinet and Library which entirely cont ain ample
material or illustrating every branch of the profession by The IL
pepara model pales chem
apparatus appliances AL Of
approved styles Any desired
can be Obtained by addressing pos. paid
L. l.. LAYCoCK, N. D.,
In Dean of the Faculty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
LOCO

CURIOUS CASE OF WHITE SLAvERY.-The Colum-
bia (Geo.) Democrat mentions that white girl sew
enteen years old. named Mary Fam, who had been
sold slave by her inhuman father, two years
ago. has lately been rescued by her mother from her
servitude, in which she had been treated a negro
slave. 1t seems that Fann's wife had obtained, sew
eral yenrs SINCE divorce from him, and subsequent
ly married. The girl Nancy taken off by her
father Fam to Wynnton, where for blind horse
and Jersey wagon she turned over TO James r.
Jackson, n slave. By some means the mother
heard of the situation of her daughter and with the
aid Of lawyers and sheriff, &C., she recovered her
child by writ of habeds corpus. The public feeling
was becoming highly excited against the purchaser
and seller, the former of whom was church MEM
Der, the latter degraded being in open concubinage.
This fact proves hat ,chite slavery in Georgia is
not uncommon that of it is likely to excite
any remark. This white girl was bought by men,
Der of church, held slave for two ears, and
would have remained slave for life, but for her
mother, who "by means heard of her."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06

MIssI-sIPPl.-Though it is " long time ago." vet
the impression is still very vivid and distinct, that
our first knowledge of the " Great River I" was de-
rived through the medium of the above eight letters
with the use of the letter three times very in
nocent curiosity prompts to desire information as
to what time, for what causes and by what AUTHORITY
the word became heightened and dignIfed by an adj
ditional making nine letters. Mississippi is a COM
pound word, the first part of which is missi, (not
missls,) meaning great, and sipp, river. By the
Musquakas it is called Massi-sepo, by slight change
In the dialect II was called by the early French ex-
plorers Mecha-sppi. The same word forms part of
Mssigam, extinct tribe of the Illinois Indians.
Also The first part IF AIiss. Michmacinac, great
turtle; Michebou, Great Spirit; Mich-nppi, great
lake, and probably Michi-gan.-St. Louis Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
"Reminiscences Sale OF Real Estate.

HRY Marion Circuit ceIti-
hill was and Benismn ~ wadde and James
Waddel Ct defendants, make
with aud will expose public sale the
highest aud bs bidder the 2h day August, 1872 between
the hours of 10 oeoek and o'clock al the Court
House door Of indianapolis Marion county, Indiana
and profits he following described real
m said county Of Marion, All that Of
hundred land
aud which bounded follows beginning the high
the north e If Nathan Planners land running
said Pame north line $50 stake and 70 land sold 20 the
uf James the line
States land 31 feet land said thence
along said States land to The highway leading from Indiana
the
The s day of October ia the aud all the interest
OF said Ben and James p Wsdde the following de-
serbed land and aPpurenanees mills, ind wafer
privileges, in the county aoresid that
the the
Genital Canal mile south Of Indiana polls, would be suf
eient when properly applied ovot wheel Of fourteen aud
diameter with the proper gearing by
the acting commissioner and having charge that
81 canal proPel and bali
applied the manufacture of -four and Of and in the
described follows stake
hundred and six feet from burr oak he bearing Of north
Palmer land mentioned the starting point the deed
Drake Satel north degrees
line oak thence north
thence degrees
degrees the place
beginning said premises being known Undhs
mills And should the said and profits Of the said tract Of
be sold for sufficient pay satisfy said
complainant the due him said decree together with e
and will The and place 90 no-
interest," claims and equity Of said Benz
n. Wadde and James r. Wadde SATISFY the said
Painan the of principal aud due him rs IN
relief whatever aPpTaiSement laws
July %, {. &. CAMPBELL, SherfM. {.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-06
Electricity IA PropeIling Power.


w. s. Unihank having been engaged for some time in
making experiments with view of testing the applies
bility of electricity propelng power proposes de-
verng Lecture upon that sobject at the Court House
in Indianapolis "Wednesday evening, September 9Th,
early cande-lightng, in which will be treated the SUBJ
ecs of Magnetism Electricity Gaicanism aud Electro
Magnetism be illustrated by interesting expert
ments.
He will exhibit the operation OF machine of his own
invention, which generates of electricity
the same time in their and effects precisely SINH
lar the battery current but without the aid of the gal
vanc battery, and apply them separately in ProPellins
two electro instruments at the same time.
machine may be constructed upon the principle OF
this for generating any number of currents that may be
desired without increasing the resistance in any thing
like proporionate degree aud portion of those cur
may be applied upon the circumference
OF a wheel fixed upon the shaft of the generator ITSELF
and continue the motion necessary for generating the
electricity -anoher portion of those currents may be
used in propelIing other machinery.
lie is induced believe that he has discovered and
made important application in electromagnetic SCI
ence, that inevitably result when perfected
sequences of great and important practical utility II his
object be all practicable it is of immense impor
the whole country, in the success OF which eve
ry good czen-every friend of the Advancement OF the
arts sciences oe
willing TO lend to his aid and influence.
The following expression of opinion, given by geptle-
men, who have Examined the machine, and to whom
was made explanation OF his plan of increasing the
number aud power of the currents to indefinite
tent, and his mode of applying them propelling
power, is respectfully submitted
The undersigned, at the invitation of Mr.. Unhank
have examined The above named invention, and received
his explain ,on of the in which he proposes to
apply electricity the propeng of machinery; and sc
far they form opinion impressed with the
belief il susceptible of successful application in the
way he proposes. Hi mode Of applying it for motive
power is ingenious and would be entirely pruc
cable The material fact alleged by him, thai gen
Grating the currents upon the number and strength o.
which depends its power of useful application, the
ssance proportionaely increased is made entirely
obvious. Altogether, regard the invention as mos
ingenious in ITSELF and further trials upon
larged scale shall confirm the favorable impression der,
ed from careful examination OF The model submitted
the importance of the discovery scarcely be
estimated. We would least commend the subject &c
the serious consideration of all those disposed
rage the attempts of genius discovery and invention
]. s. BOBBS,
l.. DUNLAP,
]. 5. HARRISON,
]. l.. MOTHERSHEAD,
b. r. SULGROVE,
WIN HANNAMAN,
Il. A. MORRIS.