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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05


IN THIS PREP ARATlON WE HAVE ALL the
L restorative properties Of the root, combined aud
concentrated in their utmost strength and efficacy
Experiments were made in the Manufacture Of this
medicine until it was found could not be improved
Accordingly, we iud it resorted 10 almost universal
" in cases Of Scrofula Liver Diseases, salt Rheum
General prostration OF the Vital Powers, and a
those tormenting diseases of the skin so trying 10
the patience, and injurious 10 the health. Il Is
tonic, nperient and dsiniectant. II acts simuta-
neously upon the stomach the circulation and HE
bore!S and thus three processes, which arc ordna.
ry the result Of three different kinds of medicine,
are carried on at the same time through the nstru.
mentality Of this one remedial agent. There are
many ways of relieving pain for the time being, but
there is only one way Of removing disease No pal.
liatve, no anodyne, tropical application will re.
move 1t. 1t must be attacked at it's source, IN the
fluids Of the body, which convey the poison TO the
localities where it is developed in inflammation,
sores, ulcers tumors, Assesses gandular swelings,
dc, as the case may be-
These fluids must be reached acted upon purified
by somepowerful agent, Such an agent is SANDS Sdr
SapGril1 which gently stimulates while il dsinfec!s
and eXpels from the stomach and bowels all that is
irritating, and at the same time restores their vlgor
and tone Its great merit is that II meets and neu-
ralizes the active principle Of disease ITSELF and when
lHdt IL EOHe, lle SyinptoHls necessarily G'snpPtdI-
The rapdi'y with which the patient RECEIVERS health
and strength under this triple influence is surprising
Each new case in which it is applied furnishes in the
result new certificate Of its excellence and we
have only to point to the accumulated Testimony Of
multitudes who have experienced its effects, torgon
vince incredibly itself Of its real value
Lieut.. Miller Of the Army has kindly sent US the
following letter from California -
MONTEREY, JAN Is, 1880.
MEssRs A. B. g. d. SANDS :--Gentemen--l beg
leave to add my testimony in favor Of your nvalua.
BILE medicine, hoping it may lead some other unior.
tunate beings otry its effects, and that they may be
benefited as have been
arrived here from the United States by the over
land route, about the first of October last. A few
days after was attacked with very disagreeable
eruption Of the skin, which my physician could not
cure happened to find your Snrsap arlla in store
in this place and remembering the popularity of the
medicine at homeI purchased three bottles, which
had the desired effect Of removing my difficulty en-.
urely. With high regard, yours &c,
J. II. MiLLEB, u. S. A.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ne Louisville Ccuusrthas fpeals Of Balls saI-
saparilh;
he have bssn shown BY Mr. John Bull, PToPFis-
or d that WoFid-renoWned paratioa Belle Flad
kxfnet SaFsspariIla." hn original, genuine and
b@anlful ercr addressed to him y the accomplished
lsdg Of ole OF the mos, eminent cd physicians in
Tie West, giving Geili'sd account Of one Of the
most aRionhiar cares On record performed alone by
the nae Of "Bull's Sarsamril.s"
This most excellent and charming lady had long
safared FROM pfoapsus Btefi, iuoF abus plles, and
chrome diseases Of the stomach and digestive or
rans. and arrangement Of the whole system, attend
ed with distressing outaneous eruption, sick head
ache. and violent attacks u cramp. bheT exhaust
ing all Of her husbands kill ans applying 10 many
celebrated medical gentlemen, both at home and
abroad, and also using great quantities Of Town
sends Sarsaparilia," without the slightest relief she
was Induced to use "John Bulls Sarssparilla," and
Niai vac she happy result. Amer the use Of a few
boities, perfect and wonderful ouTe--the lady re.
stored fopefiect health and 10 her usua flow OF spirits
Such letters as the enc we speak of must Afford
Mr Bull more real eradication than could the pos
session of countless wealth And whether he az
rumulaies wealth or not by the sale d his truly val
naOie medicine being IL author Is gloFy aud homer
enough and he can say to The world, without fear
d contradiction, II have Ia my poverty relieved
more human suffering than Did Stephen Girard or
lohh Jacob Astor with their millions
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05
This medicine, wci used according to dire ,tion,,
WI Cure nnhom Fail

tW Cure uHhOm Fdt
5erofull or Kings Egi Cancers, Tumors, ErupIions
Of tbs Skin, Erysipe!as, Chronic Sore Eyes Ring
worm or letter, Scal9 Head Rheumatism, pains in
The Bones or Joints, Old Sores aud Ulcers. Swelling
Of The Glands, Syphilis Dyspepsia, Salt Raeum,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Loss Of Appetite diseases
arising from The use OF Mercury. Pam in the side
and shoulders, General Debility, Dropsy Lumbago,
Jaundice. Cosireness, Soro Chest, Pulmony hiEpc'
one and all other diseases tending to produce Con.
sumption Liver Complaint Female Irregularities
and Complaints Sick and Nervous Headache, Low
Spirits, SScats, Exposure or Imprudence in Life,
Chronic Constitution Diseases and is spring and
summer drink, and general tonic for the SYSTEM and
gentle and pleasant purgaiiye, far superior 10 Blu
Lick or Congress water, Salts or Sediltz powders!
Manufactured Mt Dr. mo BULLS Laboratory,
81 Fourth st.. Louisville, Ky.
JAS BLAIR, Agent
April &C. 1851 ni3-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

HAY'S LINEMENT FOR THE PILES THE
L Il worst attack OF the Piles are efectualY and
permanently cured in short time by the use of the
genuine HAYS Liniment Hundreds Of our FIRST
citizens throughout the country have used this lin
ment with complete success. 1t is warranted to
cure the most aggravated case
CAUTION Newer buyit unless you find the name
0. Comstock & Co, upon ths wrapper, propEietofs
Of the genine article, u YOU are cheated With 8
counterfeit
Sold in N. York only BY Comstock & Brother, Nc
8, John st. in Columbus only BY J. Blair. in Abcr
deem by Hampton &. Herndon. feb 22-34-ly.
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To Planters

WE have on hand very excellent article Of
w Red Clover Seed, Call and supply yourselves,
hafore they are sold at
TAILOR Il McCAEThl1G.
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aIrsAcA. N. Y. AYA. 18th ls47

"lMessrs. Kidd. q Co. g..
eutlemen--Our stock Of M'Lane's Worm IN
cic il exhausted as is also that Of all the meehsa
in this counry. There is quite call fOr II ~
YOU will oblige MS by forwarding package - ~, -
as possible. iii would be agreeable 10 yOs ,s
would act as your general sgents for tins eODA'
Please let US hear from you soon. -
The above is only one among thousands o. go ~,
Gates and order constantly pouring in upon -
all quarters of the Union Such letters are she w
evidence Gifts excellence
For sale at m
To. =, fo5i ~ l. ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05
nALLAY'S GENUINE EXTRACTOR will

DALLAY'S GENUINE EXTRACTOR will
~ subdue the pain and inflammation from The &C.
verest burns or scalds, in from one to twenty min
utes-and that it will heal the wounds without scar
and effectually cure Ferer Sores-Piles-Sai
Rchum- Tnfamatory Rheumatism--Sor ard ir,
famed Eyes Cuts Wounds Bruises--C9d ans
htueterate Smes--ScaH Head COrns and Bnnier'
--ErysipslGs- SprGins- SnelliNg Felons--Ch't
5Gins-Bites Of Insects SDeIlsd and Broken Bread
= Sore Nipples Eruptions-and all other infama'
tory and cutaneous diseases, where the parts affect
ed can be reached.
Don't be ;ncredulous about TIE many dissa'ss
named TO be cured By only one hing-bui re fett iha
the few, but positive prophecies which the DALEY
Salve alone contains, and as heretofore enumorated
--one to four--can reach not alone the afore dlS-
eases, but many more not enumerated
For sale by
June 7, lS5i-1y.
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MsLANE'S VERMIFUGE.-To Mess"
IV1 Kidd & Co. Druggists corner Of Wood and
Fourth street, Pittsburgh, belongs the honor OF hsv
ing induced the inventor Of this great remedy to onsr
it to the public. This he has done though them y
has now been before the public for more than year
1t has been ntroducednto all sections of the Union
and has given sides the most complete satisfaction
Where il has been tried it has pronounced the be-,
remedy for worms ever invented. Families shono
never be without supply. We add the following
from hundreds Of similar te Testimonials; ~.
'HowARn, SrBuBEN Go. Ky Sept 8. icai'
81. Kidd d Cove had lot of your FeFnF
fugeand can recommend it as one of the best med
cnes for wornes we have ever had Or, MLanes
vetnfuge never has jailed TO produce the desnsa
eject J ALLY 6 %
JAMES ZONES eco.
yrna ~ iASlAly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

SIS. PITCHES
INVALUABLE Medicines for Coughs, Colds
4 Consumption and Female Disease-always on
hand. Also, his unrivaled
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,
that has been patented only six months and has az
ready been initiated; also, his superior
SHOULDER BRACES.
The only genuine articles are to be found at the
Drug Storsoi
JAS. BLAIR, Sole Agent
Feb, 4, 1851. n32-ly,
c.1Cur nm, IN N,,r. Yc,k for ,ale 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

TO THE OLD AND YouS7 =
no YE RID HEADS AND GREY!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

NEVER AND AG UE, and Bilious Complaints
l. Although long known as sovereign remedy
for chrome of Hepatic arrangement, the pro.
prietors Of DR.. MLane's Liver Pills we're not pre-.
pared for the following gratifying evidence Of its
capacity and curative powers in Ague and Fever, and
Bilious complaints
"MADIsoSBuRG, Nov. %, lS47
"MEssRs. KIDD & Co.-About one year ago | was
aboling under very severe attack Of hgue and
Fever, but by the use of DR.. NJ Lanes Liver Pills
was soon restored to perfect health believe them to
be the best medicine for Bilious complaints that has
ever been offered for sale in this section Of the
country. JAMES SHARPE,
For sale BY JAMES JONES d CO.
June I, lS5l-n49-iy.
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rEaTIMONIAL.

v
The following 10 q verbatim copy Of certificate
now in the possession OF the proprietor OF BulFs
Sarsaparilla, Rev. r. w Sehonis widely and gen
orally known a. an eloquent and accomplished Pas
TOR Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and Rev. T.
Stevenson has been known one oil The most talent
Cd and zealous members that the Kentucky Confer.
snce cond boast Of for many years and At this time
10 filing the high and responsible station Of agent
for tho NJ. r. Book Concern. Can the world pro
dnce better, more satisfactory testimony in favor
" my medicines
We have used John Butts Sarsaparilia, and have
known II tohe used, with entire satisfaction; and we
have no hesitation in stating that we believe i to be
a safe and valuable medical compound, and calcu-
lated to produce much good, and relieve much suf-
Jernr; and thetor, would chcerfuy and most ear.
L. STEVENSON
Tsaimony like tho foiiowiae renders supcrdu.
Gus al comments on Ike Efficacy q Bulls Sdr,
sapdrilid
From Dr.. L. L, p, YAwpKnt, Professor Of Chemistry
in the Louisville Medical College;
II have looked over the list of ingredients com
posing John Bulls Compound Extract Of Sarsapa-
ra, and have no hesitation in saying that they form
safe compound aud one thutpromises wei! in ehron-
ic diseases, to which it IS applicable
LIP YANDELL, NJ. D.
LOUISVILLE, June s, is4a
Better testimony thda pas erer offered IN favor
Of any Medicine
From Dr.. Jas NJ Moore.
MR, JoHs BULL have M hesitation in saving
ahatI believe your Sarsapsulln To be the best article
ever manufactured, for the cure Of Scrofua, and
many other cutaneo ia and glnndaar affections, hav.
mo used II with entire success in number Of the
above cases ]. ". MOORE, NJ, D.
Lorrsvitts, Dec IS, 1917.
what Or. .Pyles. Physician by appointments the
louisville Marine Hospital says o. Bulls SaIsa-
parilla:-
Thavs examined the prescription for the prepaia
.os Of John Balls Sarsaparilla, and believe the com
oinaton to be an excellent one, well calculated Z
rrodrce an alternative impression on the system
hsye used i boil, in pnplc aud private practice, am
hinkn the bestAstic!c O Sarsaporlla N use
NJ PYl,ES NJ. p
asiens PHYSICIANS Al he lou Marine Hospital
More testimony from Dr Moore.
Ms ions Euil am using your Sasaparlla y
seycYal new eases q Srrofala and with happy Of
feet sm now conaieni i il one Of the most Ell
tgci5us nledleuesthai caBiie made for Chat disease
JAMES NJ MOORE, NJ b,
WINCHESTER Ky FEB. !, lsis
CONSUMPTION Liver Complaint. Female
r,agnlayi,,ss ana Complaints. Sick ard hevgou,
H..dsche, Log spir,sr, Night swes's' Exposure O
l'n,raSanse n III. Chrome Constitution Iiseases
s1ais sor,nc and sunasncr dfns and general tons
f,r ne sy..ern All urn'le and pat'aa' pRrfatge
Is apefior,1 e'Hsi ~ eitph'i e Ftef NE g
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05
FROM TUE STATE OF MAINE.

The attention of the readers is called to the foi-
lowing certificate Of remarkable cure effected by
using only five bottles OF Sands Sarsapar'la.
SIDNEY (hIaineD April IS, 1850.
MEssRs. A B. s. d. SANDS :--Gentlemen-Th This
is to certify that tho subscriber, Of Sidney, County
Of Kenneboc, State of Maine, has been afflicted
more or less ever since my birth, with Scrofula
which continued to increase untillast February. In
January, my legs were swollen could not get on
boot or stocking, and had severa! large sores on
me all the time. In this situation, | was about 20
give up in despair, when was advised to try Sands
SarsapariNa. had not much faith in il, but sent
TO your agents in Augusta, Me, and procureda bot
Tie, which did me so much good, sent and got an
other, and confined until had tsken FIVE bottles.
am now perfectly well. II any person who may read
this letter is afflicted with any disease Of Scrofuln
would most sincerely recommend and advise them
to make use Of Sands Sarsaparilla. II any person
wishes further information about my cnoe, by calling
upon me can convince them Of the healing power
Of this medicine
Signed STEPHEN {. HAYWOOD.
P. S,-We are personally acquainted with Mr..
Haywood, aud believe his statement above to be
true. Signed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05
Clirehugh's Trlcopherous

Read the following and be sure and get the gen.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

CONSUMPTION Liver Compliant Female
rrsgulayit,es and Complaints Sick and Nervous
H.ad,che. Log Spir,ts, Rghf Swesisl Exposure or
I.npra5ence ID Iifs Chrome Coasidatcn diseases,
md is pprlng and summer dftnS ant gensfai tome
fsr he system snl rrn'ie and fetH' PAFR q,
ia Gupefior T. t'Hsl 4el q "h'i 80 "t1 ="
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

More testimony from Dr Moore.
Ms ions Euit ] am using your Sarsaparllla m
several new eases q Srroipla and with happy Of.
feel. am nnw conaient i il one Of the most eft
tgcI5us medicines tlai cattle made for Chat disease
JAMES NJ MOORE, NJ. b.
WINCHESTER ~ Feb !, 1913.
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DILLINGHAM; q TITCOMB.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b
& d. SANDS, Druggists AID Chemists. loo Fulton
streets, corner of William, Few York Sod also by
Druggists generally throughout the United States
and Canada. Price 8 per bottle.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

TAYLOR 4 MCCARTHY.
Columbus, Miss, May 5, ISL n44-sm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-22

Sailing before the Wind.


The New York Tribune a journal ron.
siderably Given TO the practice If reckonino
chickens before they are ba,cbcd rosaloT
its readers. last Tuesday. with a nice 1it Of
glorifca,ion on the subject of MIR. Charlie.
Sumner, who, according to this authority
was then already elected Senator of the L.
nited States for six years, from the fourth Of
March next We cannot resist the iempta-
ton to quote few words from Mr.. Summers
last puiier. l he smallest favor will now he
thankfully received 10y the Free Soil candi.
date -
"Mr. Sumner is tho first United States
Senator elected from Massachusetts in oppo.
sition to the Wing party for the last quarter
of a century. The choice of such a man
does honor TO those who designated and have
so resolutcy stool by him. He is gentle.
man a scholar, philanthropist."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-22

THE FALsEHooD REIrERATrD.-The
Commonwealth. the new Coalition organ,
Yesterday morning said:
aft the Democrats had accepted the offer
of the Wings to have Boutwell, and Cush>
man elected by the aid of their votes, in
consideration OF their refusing to vote for a
Free Soil Senator then il would have been
very honorable j"
Again, in the same paper, in another ar
ticlc, It says;
" So Ear as the Democrats are concerned,
the lofty and high-minded Wings have Of
fered to vote for their candidates, and free
them from any dependence upon Free Soil
votes"
We call upon the Commonwealth to name
the time place or circumstances, when any
such offer was made. We ask that paper 10
to name the person to whom such PROPOSE
ton was made, and the person by whom il
was made. We challenge that paper 10
name the parties. 1t cannot do it, and for
the very best reasons-hecause it never was
made. The story is " weak invention OF
the enemy" TO ialsiiy the action of tho
Wings and to tip over portion of the obi
um which now weighs upon the coalition
that il may fall upon the Wings. But they
cannot do it. The Wings stand up will
clean hands. They have attempted no bar
gains, and they would treat with scorn any
offer to barter their principles for the sake
of office The Wings stand as one man up
on this point, and from it there exists nc
power Of sufficient strength to move them.
-BoSion Atlas.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-22

DEMAND FOR SILVER CoIN.-Several
communications have recently appeared in
the New York papers in relation to an al
legged scarcity OF silver coin, owing to its
being bought up and exported. The Lon
don correspondent of the n. Y. CONNER
cial says;
Some attention has been directed TO
the rise N the price Of silver, which has
lately taken place in Europe, us well as in
America. Ia England The price has gone
from As | Id. al which it stood a year
ago, to IS II Ia, which is an advance Of
nearly per cent. and in Paris the premium
on gold which has usual, been about l-2
per cent, has declined 10 IA per cent and
is expected 10 disappear altogether, in
which case silver would be exported from
France and gold would supply lis place.
California, "A change in the Dutch ourren-
cy, and The requirements for the German
armies and the boarding consequen. upon
!he fear Of war, are the causes 10 which
the alteration is attributed, but the chief
| influence is attributed TO California"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-22

critical analyses oGnew works, &c. &c.
nc high order of us dlsguisiiions has
long rendered it proudly distinguished in
the department of Greek aud Roman
archaeology while its range Of eerant
fiction may be said TO discover n ,noS,cr.
ly power aud skill, Unsurpassed by any
ol It's numerous contemporaries Apain
IN lis Biographical department, and mars
ratlves Of voyages and travels, no less
than in lis papers on subjects purely sci-
entiiic, this admirable Periodical has ever
displayed resources unqueslionably SUI
perIor 10 any similar work in the world
As to its political opinions, although
deeply infused with Toryism, to an ex-
tent the most Jealous partisan could de-
sire yet so witching is its rhetoric, aud
so consistently uniform is it in its anti
republican obliquity, that, however OBJ
noXlous It's teneis, 1t is impossible for the
reader to fail of being charmed by the
perusal Of its brilliant pages The fact
OF this distinguished Magazine having,
Tor series of years, maintained a cir
cuaton in Great Britain Of about forty
n',nI I"P'0 p'ou'g'ous a"u "'e'
tho nr;oo - a. N ""' oo III y w.
a. r.. 'e"'' WIZ "'o"e 'e'-
The same ran,.,,. Pe 'ii. ,''e','''
To this cnun,ry !, i dII , nrr ,ha,
circulation eyon in ,ho Irn E $50 T -
already far above ,h,, IS a ""' e,La" .
If ;,s class rn,,;,hs,arJ H.! ' ,ha ,,'n",
otohle character If lie nj,,;cs Cn,
winch can onIy h. ,rconn,ad e. Lv ,Lo
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Chsap Postage.

On Friday last, the House of Represen.
iolircs finally passed The Cheap Postage
bib (wth important amendments,) which
has been for some weeks under considera>
ton. We trust il will lie speedily concurred
in by the Senate. Our readers will notice
with pleasure that the former equitable no
vision for free circulation of newspapers
in the county where published and with
in thirty miles of the place of Publication,
has been resiorcd-Below we give the IN lin
features Of the bill, as ii passed the House
The postage on each letter, Of not more
than half an ounce weight, ia 10 be three
cents. On printed matter, weighing moi
more than two ounces, one cent Bound
books, not weighing over thirty ounces
shall be decmed mailable matter. Nc
Pos. Office OF route shall be discontinued
ior the compensation Of Pustmasters d.
mhisbcd, in consequence Of the passage o.
this aci Newspapers delivered in the State
" here they are printed are chargeablc ouly
with half cent postage. No postage o.
those marked 10 actual subscribers in III,
county where printed, or within 80 miles
Fifty per cent. TO be deducted from lhe
postage of magazines when prepaid.
Three cent pieces, three fourlhs silver
and uue-iourlh copper, are TO be made
Stamps as now 10 be provided and sold a
Post Offices, ond n forgery Of these TO be
punished by 6ne and imprisonment. A
million and hall is appropriated to meet
deficiencies in the revenue. Letters un-
called for at the period of TWO weeks shall
be published once only.
The Postmaster General is 10 establish
suitable places Of deposit Tor letters in cides
and towns, TO be collected and delivered by
carriers at Que or Two cents each.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-01-22

PAINE's GAs.--Several respectable pa,
pers in Massachusetts have recently pub
lished communications, purporting TO come
from intelligent persons, giving a full ac>
count of the apparatus by which Mr.. Paine
says he manufactures his gas, and expressing
u strong confidence in the character Of the
invention which he claims to have made. It
is also said that he has received from the
British government patent securing to him
the rights Of an invention, and the profits
arising from the use Of his invention in
Great Britain. Thus far Mr.. Paine has
failed 10 secure the confidence of men of
science in this country, and should he at last
turn out to have made the discovery TO which
he lays claim, it will be signal discontinue
Of every protested chemist who has express
ed an opinion upon the question. Such a
resul, has occasionally taken place in the his
Tory Of science, and though we have no ex-
pectaton Of Is occurring in the present case
yet we shall rejoice to have Mr.. Paine es-
tablsh the claim which he has set up, even
though he does it--as is alleged he muslin
defiance Of all the known laws Of chemical
decomposition and combination.
Popular opinion, it must be admitted, is
just now setting somewhat positively in hi.
favor-but we should be better satisfied il
he would 90 or and manufacture his gas and
set it burning all over the country, instead
of publishing certificates, Offering wagers
and making eternal promises of what he i:
about to do-Prouidcnce journal.