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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

IN Mr.. Forests suit for libel, against N. P.
Willis, tried in New York, last week, the Jury
returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
five hundred dollars damages. Mr.. Van Buren,,
counsel for Mr.. Forrest, in summing up the
case, said
"This country has shown immense progress
in almost everything. 1t has shown this pro-
gress in material imprOvement-the old travel
ing mail coach giving place to the steamboat,
the steamboat giving way to the railroad; and
the daily mail giving place to the telegraph
the few scattered people growing to be some
five and twenty millions thirteen States increa-
sing to thirty-three This great country, ad
vancing us it has with rapid strides, and the
material Improvement, has made no less rapid
advance in intellect, in genius and in arts. The
simple poet Of the early history of this country
has given place to men of genius aud acquire
! mcnts-to Halleck, Bryant and Longfellow; the
pulpit oratoIy of an early day has given place
to the eloquence which we now hear. In every
department of art, in every department of sci
encc, in every physical department, improve
ment and progress were written on the face of
the country; and allow me to say to you that
there is one art which is quite equal to the
several have mentioned-in the dramatic art
which keeps alive the classical illusions of such
men rs Knowles, Bulwer, Shakespeare, which
is illustrated by the genius of Talma, Kean
CoOke and Kenble. In this great country,
whatever criticisms may have been made upon
the career of Mr.. Forrest, he has stood here for
twenty-five years at the head of that profession.
Applause in court, which was suppressed) =
Not only that, but unchallenged and unre-
preached as man, Us brother, as a citizen, as
friend, wholly unreproached or irreproacha-
BILE. -"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
[Por the IntellIEsneer.l

Woodwork is of various kinds mental
and bodily, spiritual and natural. Work while
it is Day, for the Night cometh when no man can
work" Thus spake, so admonished One who
knew the end from tho beginning-who was
"thc Alpha and Omega" The ''pori" are
here admonished to do is spiritual work the
DAY" during which we are advised to work is
the natural state of our life upon Earth; tho
Might" mentioned is the dark and evil condi-
ton after death of those who have neglected the
working time of their probationary existence in
the natural world. Thus there are in this SEN
tence two ideas involved of infinite and endless
importance to man. The LIST is the work of re-
generation to be commenced, though it may not
6e completed in the body; the second is that the
terms DAY" and Night" in the Holy Volume,
mean, not dirisions OF time, but states Of the
soul Hence the six days of creation were not
ep0chs of 81 hours or an indefinite number of
years, but simply represent and illustrate the
origin, progression and perfection of a soul,
aud Church.
"Read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest"
MOIrSnSyfTtu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
SIP EcIAL NOTICES.

TAsTELESs WORM PowDERll
VIII destroy worms always.
TASTELESs WORM POWDER.
TAsTELESS WORN POWDER.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Never known to fail ~
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TISTELESs WORN POWDER.
Will do what We say.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
TASTELESS WORN POWDER.
Physicians preIcribe II.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER
Expelled seventy worms from John MOBILES child.
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Expelled sixty from Asa Ross child
TASTELESS WORM POWDER.
Expelled thirty-three from Jas p Wilson's child.
Prepared only b. LAUGHLINs / BUsHFID,
HH21 Wholesale Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

LEGISLATORS not always grave aud care
bowed. They like laugh as well as other
people. The Assembly of New York kept in
session all night last week, considering the Ap.
preparation Bill. 1t was heavy business. But the
gravest countenance must have relaxed, when
an item for freight on collection Of shells being
under consideration, Major Scholetlcld propos-
ed the following amendment. Perhaps we
should add it was not adopted
To Daniel S. Dickinson Of Broome ard Greene
c. Bronson of New York, IS 90 for having dis
covered and presented to the State the rare GU
riosity recently known as Hard Shells" and
to Horatio Seymour of Oneida, and Peter Gag
ger of Albany, the like amount for having made
the same discovery and presentation OF that
beautiful and instructive curiosity called the
Hard She'll"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

In the case of Rev. Alfred Poole, tried before
the Archbishop of Canterbury "for eneourag-
ing the practice of auricular confession, and
putting improper and indicate questions to fe-
males" His Grace has decided that the course
pursued by Mr.. Poole is not in accordance with
the doctrines of the Church of England, but
most dangerous, and likely TO produce most
serious mischief to the cause of morality aud
religion
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

DOES it not seem perfectly inexplicable 10 the
reader, in looking through the telegraph reports
of the sickles trial, from day to day, how it
come about that 50 sharp and shrewed man as
Dan sicllcs has the reputation of being, should
have been SO entirely and yet openly cuckolded
ms he was Where was the mans commonest
perception for months pastg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

Chronic DiARRHGA.-We have in our posses.
sion the certificate of respectable citizen, ties.
t(ying that he was entirely cured Of this dread.
fui disease by using BarhGre's Holland Bifters.
We shall take pleasure in showing this certiE-
ieate TO any person doubling this statement.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

TuE Pennsylvania Legislature has singular
petition for divorce before it The facts as Sta.
ted are, that VIM. Bernard seeks divorce from
Eliza Smith, to whom he was married twenty
six years ago, and with whom he lived four or
five years, becoming, in the mean time, the father
of three children. Then Mrs. Bernard became
subject to fits which resulted in imbecty. In
consequence scpncotion was agreed upon, Mrs.
B. returning to her parents, who also took the
children and share of the property as agreed,
and soon after moved west. In feSy years,
Bernard received letter from them stating that
his wife was dead. After two yeors Bernard
married again, and in the course of sixteen years
raised family, when, to his establishment he
learned that the reported death of his former
wife was false-sbc still lives. Bernard is man
ofrespectnbiity, and in good circumstances
Certainly he should be granted divorce from
his first wife
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female pills.

! Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of Or ). Clarke, n. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to tie queen.
This Invaluable medicine is untailng In the OF all
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all distractions. and speedy may be relied
TO MIARRIRD LADIES
Il is especially suited II will bring on the
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Zach bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent cOunterfehs.
CAUTION.
7Hese PiVs SRouid not be taken bySadlss durfa0th
FIRST THREE MONTHS or Ere0naacy, as they are
to 6ring AScGrriGgs Eutdt any other fine tssv
are SoIs.
In all Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertiou Papta-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these PILLS
eGeeta when all other have failed,
though powerful remedy, contain IRON ealOmel,
anthony, anything huTtful to the eOnsutution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole AgentfOT the Untsd States and Canada.
CLateI. @. Baldwin Co.. Roehester,N.T.
N.B-S1,OO and 6 postage stamps enclosed to my an
thOrsed gent viii insure bottle. containing so Pills
by return mall.
For sale by t. H. LOGAN / co, in wheeling.
D. L. Fahnsstoek Co., wholesale gents, PIttsbure;
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WOnd. sPes-Iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

THR actual cost of manufacturing and dis
tributing gas in Richmond. is only sl.6G4 per
thousand feet Mr.. wynne, the Superintendent,
estimates that, at $3.50 per thousand feet, the
Richmond Gas Works would pay profit Of
$1,000 year, over all expenses
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
Coon PRosPEcrs- From the last number of
the Virginia Index, we extract the following:

Coon PRosPEcrs.- From the last number of
the Virginia Index, we extract the following:
On recent excursion through considerable
number of the coupties OF the Commonwealth,
lying both East audi West OF the mountains, we
were very agreeably impressed b. the unmiS-
taxable indications everywhere visible of a rich
and plentiful wheat crop. The season is unn.
sually advanced, it is true; and this crcum-
stance, no doubt, accounts for the beautiful up.
pearance of the fields, generally dreary and bare
looking this early in the year; but there is no
installing tue signs of n full harvest. If the
chlnchbug, fly, or other pests of the agrcnltu-
rist, does not make its appearance, the wheat
crop in Virginia this summer will be one OF un.
usual amount aud value. We believe the same
may be said of the other grain growing State;
and if the hopes of the cultivaIOrs of the soil
throughout the Union are realized, "Tull handed
plenty will reign everywhere in the land
BY an order published in the official paper of
Cuba. Of the sth inst, cattle, fowls, and eggs,
viii, for six months, be allowed to be imported
into that Island from foreign countries in for
eign yesscls-pay, an adyorem duty of eight
per cent, and ifimpOrted in Spanish vessels, an
ad vOlOrem duty of four per cent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

TnE Chicago Pres states that Monday
there were exhibited on Change, samples of
the growing wheat of that section of the State
of Illinois known as Egypt. The stalks were,
on an average, about thirty inches in length
The Press states that all along the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, from Centralia to Cairo, the wheat
looks splendid, and that twenty or thirty miles
back, the crop was even more promising. A
good breadth of land was sowu and farmers ex.
pect much heavier yield than last year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

TnE Evansville dnd) Enquirer says there is
quite scarcity of grain aud provisions in sew
eral counties of that State. Horses, cattle,
sheep Rnd hogs are lying dead in the fence
corners of almost every farm, and are daily dy-
ing OF famine. The people, also, are suffering,
especially in Clay county.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

The Cincinnati Gosette has resolved itself
into sort of Censor General now, of NIL move
ments among Republicans looking to the bring
ing forward of Presidential candidates. 1t re-
Dukes the Springfield Republican, in its last
issue, for bringing forward Seward and Bates
as ticket-saying that
81 We are no special champions of any Presi-
dental candidate, yet we have a very definite
opinion that those who advise the nomination
OF any other than Western man, are sadly de-
ceiyed as to the true policy of the party.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

Mr. NJ. Van Dou,in, popular and welknown Druggist,
writes:
srEIsonED sangsmon Co., H., May ?, 1854.
MEssas. o. r. BAEEA & Co.
Dear Sir:-vOu will please ship Immediately two
gross Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
DR.. HasBalsam is getting large here. IL
sdered the best medicine offered the public for Lung
diseases Ihave known curing number Of that
had been given up by the dOctOr every that
Ills well satisfied with its results. It certain
Bronchitis under which suffering
the get hundreds certificates
III of the medicine here.
Respectfully, n. n. VAN DEUsIN.
eB-DR. HALLS BALSAM warranted to break up the
most distressing Cough a the money will be
cheerfully refunded
For sale by t. II. LOGAN CO., whseunE.vs. Apls-0w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

ISsPEcrOa telegraphs to the n. Y. Courier,
that
Baron Humboldt, the confidential adviser OF
the Prince Regent OF Prussia, writes to a di.
plomatic correspondent at Washington, that war
cannot be postponed beyond July.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
Glove Anodyne Toothaohe Drops
COMPLAIN 40 MORE OF ACHING TEETII

These drops been extensively used by thousands
whose experience has proved that the AnOdyne viii give
imPediae and relief amer the failure of
other remedy spIeasant to the taste and SMELL and
few applications win entirely tie pain and
from deeayed TOOTH that it may be hed and rendered
useful When the pain proceeds from the face,
the gums a tooth apparently sound, this
Anodyne will give speedy relief by rubbing few drops
OS the part effected.
apqO-lU
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

HAD ANY BODY ventured to call in question
the adnlterer Keys word some days before his
death, no doubt tho aduterer would have been
highly and virtuously indignant, He would no
doubt have made great show of outraged in.
nocence ana lofty subliuity, as well as jealous
sensibtlity for his standing for veracity. Yet,
see, in this mornings telegraph, how the villain
could glibly talk to friend about having only
such pure feeling for Mrs. Sickles as a father
feels for his child If the reader will also re.
collect, Key conducted--about the time his in
trigue with Mrs. Sickles commenced, or rather
about the time it was located out in the negro
quarters-a very indignant correspondence with
certain gentlemen who made it known indirectly
to Mr.. Sickles, that all was not as it should be
between Key and Mrs. S.
The sad suggestion and reflection that follows
all such revelations as these is, that faith in the
protestations of men becomes weaker-and our
suspicious of everybody's motives, when found
even innocently in questionable positions and
relations, becomes more prone to settle into
prcjudicial conviction.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

DETROIT papers contain copious reports of
''tho great billiard match" When the game
commercials in the evening, it was estimated by
sporting men that nearly or quite half million
of dollars, put up in stakes in various parts of
the country, were then depending upon the re-
suit of the match. Previous to the commence
ment OF the game, Mr.. VIM. Duncan, OF Detroit,
took the floor and announced himself ready to
stake from $500 to $1,000 that Mr.. seerei;er
would win the game. Mr.. Phelan Immediately
stepped forward and accepted the wager, and the
money was deposited. The bet was afterwards
increased by the sum of $500, making a wager
of $4,000. Mr.. Riley, of Detroit, then an
nOunced himself ready tolay $500 on the sue
cess of Seereiter, which offer was accepted
Phclan played with the utmost caution when he
got the balls, prelerring a safe game to long
runs, taking great care to leave no count. Phes
Ian nuvsed the balls with cousum,nate skill, and
displayed perfect control of them, driving
them into whatever position he desired; while
on the contrary, Ssereiter seemed Incapable Of
getting them together at all. being compelled 10
make all his counts by long and difficult caron,s
This, however, gave him abundant opportunity
6f'display,ug his skill, and many of his shots
arc said to have been Of wonderful beauty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

Copies of PAriridge's Paper, 1.-THE PHOTOGRAPHER
containing much useful information for crcuA
tiOn, be had the Post Oee, the
PARTRHDGE's PALACE OF ART, No.
1isK Main ST., doors above Monroe.
LIFE SIZE PICTURES ON EXHIBITION
~ The FIRST Life Size Photographs made In the city,
exhibition atPartrldEe's. Oet1
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RECTlFYING APPARATUS AND LIQUORS
FOR SALE
REAL EN- GLISH
PUSHBR LAEB MhbTILLhS.

ID EoEIvED this morning, per Express RON New IoTF,
IL an assortment Mantas Of the above description
They very handsome. taP2nl MARSH TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

OUR WEEKLY, containing the latest details Of
the Sickles trial, by the mails and telegraph,
will be put to press this morning at 10 o'clock,
1t will contain, also, the latest news from all
parts of the country, received up to going to
press. Price, cents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21

BY THE STEAMED ArABIA's arrival, we have
news this morning from Europe to tho 9th inst.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-21
DWelllng house For Kent.


CARDINEs, said on. French ana Anle.ica1 Nasiart
- Just received and for sale by
mh80 ". A. EDWARDS BRO
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New Advertisements.
Farmersl Farmers!

FARMERS! aIh 4O4 %
TTTE are now taking orders f'r the Aultman Miller
w Reaper aud MoWer-the best Harvester IN Ataeiss
no. ~ ~ h ii11Ited SMITH GORRELL-
ap21 Agents for tle Manufacturer.
" ARVEsT TOOLs.-A large and eonpets assortment o.
II fnath Cradles, Rabes, ScythesI Whetsones Sc i0I
sale al the Agricultural Depot Of - +. ,,oppr,r
ap2I SnLLh a oOI"----
X 20 SMITH & GORRELL
WV rL0UR-2s bbls Extra Family Flour fsT sale
AAA tap2ll By SMITH GOHHEIl-. -
For Sale or Rent.
7NHE missouri IRON WORKS" a Bar IRON holiihs
N and Nail Factory, with the valuable and extensive
Co attached. adjoining North Mhseiins Eor
or Iap2tIt1 F.. PETERSON, Wheeling, Va.
Cheap Clothing store.
Il HEREBY INFORM THE CITIZENS OF wheeling anu ih5
surrounding country, and all who wish 70 buy good
dttIng and durable Clothing call at the new Ciouhs
store. Clothing made to order and warranted
- e j. H. LUDWIG. Iate Of Phlladelqhial
auoO1nsl Tailor No. 49, Main St. below Metealf House
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! EFrkR PAPER, RnVeIones, Lead Pencils steel PerS
= tonnet Board, Pen H0drrH, Nemorandurl Books
States and Pencils, ae-, &e-, ~ d. NICOLL BROS.
aPlt ff9 Main Street.
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HALKIRK, BASS co. and AsOP's Scotch AI- just re-
/ mts0 ". a. EDWARDS Z pRo.
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nd complete assortment Of
hes, WhetstOnes, Ae-, for
, 1859-05-20

We arc glad t. present, this morning, large
number Of letters from different portions Of the
West, giving a most cheering account Of the
prospects d: Tie growing crop. 4 glance at
Tue map will ~:.,.. |:iosc who are not familiar
Wit, tic =. ';:~a. ;sy Of the West. that they re-
e. to wild" txi"at Of country, all lying north
of thu l:;;::ys 81. Louis. Our adyiccs from
Southern !l.::::s::: are equally encouraging.
IN week III l.yo the harvest will hare
iui}y co:..sncue~:l tllcre, and we hope soon
t. :nuou:N'' ;l.ai tl,e crop is safely gath
crcl. On u' the editors Of the
Pass AND T:!:rsE visited Madison, Wlscon~
sin l,S. w,,: ard all along the line Of the 81.
Paul and Fond .l,l Lac and the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Roads the wheat looked finely.
Mos. OF it was spring, Of whiu} very wide
breadth has bccn sowu in this section. Pre-
partitions fur corn. :.iso, appeared to be very
extensive Accounts generally from Wisoon'
coasin agree that the prospects were never
better for an abundant crop.
Ne need not speculate upon these facts or
their bearing upon the prosperity Of tho Vest
especially if pr'scnt expectations are realised
Our merchants and lualncss men will doubt.
less rcalI: the importance Of giving tllom
awide circulation. Extra copies in wrappers
can be lad at tho countng~room. No. 81 Clark
street
, 1859-05-20
High Water at Molinc-.T1lc Dam Iii
DunEcr.

From TIC NN!IfC IHnVFl f114f1. JStH-I
For snmc time The water Of the Mississippi
has been rapidly on the rise and for Il week
past it has threatened the destruction Of The
dam at this point. l'urine this time. NIL Of the
teams and men that could be r"aploycd to vi
vantage, have been a. work, almost night a''
,a-, to save IT, 1t las been r;4;srd frum tonr tu
five feet, with dirt and stones, but the danger Is
not yet passed. Tie water is ur tn the bridge
IL Iris cl,s!, a...i lids fair soon to make iii :e.
quu;ntaucc with our streets. The w4ter st:'
continues to r;>c, though but slowly, amt j; i
hoped flat it is near its height. y" se:lo;t:
damage has been done yet. aside from wasA;n-
out tic i1ume un1tr Spencer IL. Whites 'n'i
and damaging the machinery.
, 1859-05-20

FACT 50. Ihase ,frltyafmoastrat<d aN Ier<r
claimed ter tie pr0ctt1. Let tue getterH up o1
pretended processes do what ! doins daily
let :hcm make 60 gallons per day a. ! utn
now doins-lct them commit the working Of
their processes to plain un-che'nicat farmer,
and let him work it for several weeks, as have
done, let them prove the good quality Of their
chemical, rs ! Qm now doing in uEr- two hunl-
red localities LIT them sell barrel after barrel Of
their alphabetical t'huid=" as an selling my
Nub'an oil. at sixty cents pcr gnllon, and LET
them do III this with process of their own.
then, and not nutf thcu will the public respect
them.
F.c7 4th. will state further. that ! On, no,o
tn.ni"g tav large t', Al td< rate q ;''3 .'aVo"s
pr doy. We are also fitting up. in Jersey City,
d mammoth establishment, 1t Il heavy cost,
where We expect to manufacture FROM l,'nD to
lr,o!V per dar. III st. Louis, No. We arc cstab-
hshiaE another on All equally extensive scale.
Such facts as tIl"sc ought to satisfy the public
that the slan.lcrs above referred to are too out
rageous to he tolerated. One more fact, and I
elise. He ncw halt in operation in New ork
and brooklyn L au1rAiA' for N1,ri"p air which
is pronounced BY all who have seen it the he
plax nitro. Another, now building in Hudson,
by b1r. Hover, the engineer, bids fair to carry
out. in Il very simple manner, the *pri"g J'o'etr.
W'hst remains to be added to this full and
COMPREHENSIVE ol4tSHSHt - ao@. 4A"l' N1i4
auy better evidence bc demanded as 10 the tri-
,,,nphent success Of his invention and the base
ness Of thc parasi,ical claim Of this Griffin.
1t might be indeed IN accumulation Of cyi-
dence to give tbe statement Of the publishers Of
tlc Hudson Star above referred to, which adds
to ,Ya<zs that have become historical to Hills
Light: eve have nov had the Air Light in
collstan: practical usc at this office for about
eight months, and We cau say that it operates to
our entire satisfaction and it is perfectly practi-
cable, reliable, safe and very economical, willie
the li;,h; il Of the most beautiful descriI'-
tion, aud Of extraordinary Illuminating power.
The heating 1l"me We hare used successfully
fur baking, melting glass, metals, etc While
We cannot speak witt. perfect accuracy Of the
comparative cost Of the light, do not h<s'tcfe
to Tut II at aae q4ayttr tic rost n '"4z y1s, ii
tie price pr ,tn) feet cr tie latter IN this city
Others hare nadc it much cheaper"
After this, villa: becomes Of tic npudcat and
bare faced assertions Of f;r;fen which so Ear AZ
valuable exist only by infringement upon the
real inventor, and fail to equal that which it
nis to cory, for tie simple reason that hs dis
honesty outruu lis intelligence, hc could not
use the fruits Of his knavcry, after hayins be-
CONE possessed Of them. 1.rx.