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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
DRUGS. MEDTCTNEs, sc.
AYERS
wOR PmrYuG THE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine
enfoyH. "a derived from its cures many OF
which are truly MARVELLOUS nHepeFabS
eases Of S~crofuIous disease where the sys-
fem Eeeuaed Gefurated with corruption have
been purified and cured Dy It 6croIulous
affections and disorders, Wnlcn He.s agera-
81 they were painfully aH1etlngs nave been
radically cured IN such great NUMBER in al
most every section Of the ounLry q the
public scarcely need 20 be informed Of its
scrofuIous poison Is one OF the most de-
strucfive enemies Of our race. often this
unEeen and unHeIt tenant Of b organism
undermines the constitution ana invites
the attack Of enfeeb1ng ana Ie54L ulseases
excIffn 81 SUSPICION Of its presence.
Again it seems to breed 1n1ect1on LnEou&n-
out the body, n then on some 1aHoraDIe
occasion. rapidly develop into one or other
Of its h7deOus forms, either On the surface
or among the vitals. In the latter, trber-
cIes may be suddenly deposited In the lungs
or heart, or tumOrs formed in b liver or
IL shows Its presence By eTupt1onS on Lhe
9ktns or foul alterations on some part LIS
body. Hence the occasional uae OF Q DOCtle
OF this s. RGAPARELLA is advisable even
when no aefivegymPtoms ofdiSease appear
Persons AFFLICTED with the com
plRfnts RsueralIv n immediate relief,
nd a. length, cur BY the use OF TINS san
GAPARILLA: S. Anta9Hgs E5Tes hqge o.
L Rin0apOrTu. Sore EVes, Sore Ears, and other
eruptions or visible forms Of ScrofUtoWs
J disease. Also in the more concealed forms
a DDgDeDsia. DrODsg, Heart Disease. Ftts,,
| EDIep1B NesruIqid, and the various U1eeT0Us
affections OF the muscular ana nervous sys-
! tens.
Syphilis or HeneredI and MereHreal Diseases
are cured by 1t, though a long time is re-
Quired for subduing these obstinate mala-
| dies by any medicine. But long continued
use of this medicine will cure the COM
PLANT. Leue0rTh00 or Whites, Uterine Ulcer
0ttonss and Female Diseases, are commonly
( soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
Pur11ying and ~invigOrating edect. Minute
D1rect1ons for each case are found in our
Almanac, supplied gratis. Rheumatism and
Gou1, when caused by accumulation of eK-
traneOus matters in the blood, yield quick
ly to it, as also LSEeT Complaints, T~0Tpidfty,
Congestion or determination of the LiUeT and
JdundSce, when arising, as they OfEen do,
from tine rambling pO1SOns In the blood.
This HAR6APARLLLA is O great restoreI
for the strength and vigOr Of the system
Those who are LGng9Et0 n LESIeSs, Desp0B'
DENT, GeepEess, and tsoubled with NeTUOWl
Approximations or Tears, OF any OF b aflec
don symptomatfc Of Weakness, will find
immediate relief and convincing evidences
OF its restorative power upon trial.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Low.
ell, Mass, Practical and Analytical Chem
list.
6. LYBRAND & CO., Agents, Delaware, o.
and for sale by all Druggists and Medicine
dealers everywhere.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

Frank M1eeFs6 prepared Harness Oh
RlackhmZs25neW style cans, neat
and convenient
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
NEWS AM

Ristori is a very good pistol shot.
Mayne Reid lives in Brooklyn.
John @. Fremont is in Denmark.
Gladstone has a villa at Bingen on the
Rhine.
IL IL a libel to call a baker a general
1osfers
Most crack rife shots rave blue eyes.
Cooley, the PhiIadeIpia fashion-plate
printer, gets a yearly income of $S9,18O.
Cotton Is no longer king. In the last
war it was WOrsted.-[New Orleans
Times.
The taxable property of Lawrence,
Kansas amounts to S2,43S,4 9 ss.
Senator Wilson is engaged historically
on the great struggle with slavery.
The Quaker loves the ocean for its
broad brims
whist q little child % said a friend.
"Ah ~ replied Hood, 'this parents new
er made much Of him.
shoemakers are extremists-they are
always taking last measures.
Wade Hampton keeps blowing at the
last emOerH of the ''lost cause"
Sidney Smith compares the whiatls
OF o locomotive to the BqueaI of an ar
tHrney when satan first gets hold OF
Edmonia Lewis, the coIored senIp-
sTess, mas been making a brief visit ut
Syracuse, New York, 4 ruest of Risb.
op Loguen.
"WeIl, what is it that causes the
saltneRs Of the ocean ?" inquired :
teacher Of a bright little how, Good
fish," was the quick reply.
Secretary Stanton is described 3.
"strOng man bowed low, "-a sbadow
Of his former self, thin and pale. slow
waiting, feebly speaking, aud cordial
A writer asks, through the farmers
department. Of q contemporary, If any
one can inform q poor man the best
wav TO start = little nursery. Get mar
Tiedl
form forty words without counting
proper names /: while hearts" will
form over forty words.
The blessed man that preached for
us last sunday" said Mrs. PartinRton,
served the Lord for thirty years
nfst as a circus-rider, then as a locust
P1e%eher, and last as ar exhauster."
DID you visit the DardanelIs when
you were abroad ?' asked a lady Of s
diued -;tL IOCAHSy' OnI yes, we |
ready reply. was 'he
Hnlle mother was brooding over
n PoXerty, her little son said : IMAM
III tnlnk God hears when we gcrane
inc bottom OF the barrel ~
non. HANNIBAL Hamlin is a private
~ 9 LSnsOE military company, and is
duty. o 0sho
5 me price Of this silkS" In
man "Seven shilli1rn,n was + rsniP
Seventeen khillfngSi' exelaimed ~
"1il give you thirtsen." s'Seven sbjI,
lings, ma'am, Is the price OF the siIE !,
replied the honest shopman. 'tOh I'll
seven shillinEsl" rejoined the lady
sharply aIIl give you hve."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
READY REMEDY
LOOK AT THIS,
FOR ANYTHING

IN IA line OF Druggtsts, call at the
4 Drug Store Of N. u. STARR,
July 10, '8s. Delaware. Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
AGENT FOR
Wheeler s. Wilson, Florence,
Howe, Singer,

AND ALL FIRST CLASS M CRTWEC
Repairing promptly done. Machines Ia
ken IN exchange when desired. We can
furnish Recommendation for the Wheeler
q wilson Machtne where 1t has been run II
years. and IN constant use, in the town OF
Delaware. All who have used different ma
chimes md the Wheeler & Wilson to be
vastly superior for doing the greatest varie-
durability.
So Notice articles taken from the Scien=
tic american in the Local Notice Column,
Get n Wheeler g. Wilson sevvinR Ma
chine as q present for your lady.
1 have the manufacturing Howe Machine
for SI5, a FAMILY Howe for $5, and q SINGER
Family for $50. Also, Thread, Silk, OH, and
Needles, for all machines. We have on
hand also the Wheeler & Wilson Improyed-
Dec. IL. 6St1 W. II. SMITH. Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
The Correct Principle

pIeyed to separate b grain from the straw
In this machine is unmistakable. It is re-
puted to save enough on an average over
other kinds of machines, to pay the farm
ers' fhreshlng bill, and its superiority Is
readily conceded by all except agents and
manufacturer of THE old style, who are
blinded by conflicting interests.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
A CARR

TO prove h statement made by me
4 recently in the local columns of this
paper, that I had sold and could sell the
Singer Machine, and that I am the Agent
o all FIRST class Sewing Machines, ali / ask
8 tn at the cttizsns of Delaware and vicini-
y G all at the office over oWn Shoes Store.
where they can see the different machine
all together, and we can show the differ
enc betWeen them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
PAINTS.

EAHNEsTOCR's strictly Pure Lead,
Il Atlantic Lead, Zinc, Rock Paint, ali
colors, both dry and ground in oil, for sale
by N. u. STARR,
Opposite American House.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

Parts Dispensed With.--It has no
Beaters; no Pickers; no Canvass Grain Car
rier; no Raddles; and only about half as
Shafts, PuIIeys, etc, to "clog," wind, wear
out, waste grain, add to draft or to be kept
in repair as other kinds
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
WOOD TURNING.

1 am now prepared to do all kinds Of
Wood Turning and Job work
IN THE CABINET INE.
TRY NET At J. o. EVANS MACHINE
SHOP, up stairs.
my2l-Iy J. @. MILLER,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
-ADVERTEgIWG RATES.

THE Delaware Gazette mes q lager
Il Circulation than any otherpnper in the
Sth Congressional District, which renders sc
q aluRblg advertising medium. lh8 JoU0tD-
6aQ schedule ofpTfceg wHI Be atfcUU Nfh6Fed t0s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
Oils
RUsHEs

NOMBS, Psrflmery, Toilet Soaps and
~ Fancy Articles, sold by
N. q. STARR, Druggist.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
RverybOdy.

4T 0thers do ma they May, donna
- WIN &PQTWIN viii continue 20 sell
Sugar at OLD PRICES. iyggtf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

DIES Wa&ehes-novw stOck-wery
~ pretty styles and very cheap, Just re-
oeiVed az the Jewelry store of C.PLATT,
Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
FANCY GOODS.

4 in town, at the
UPPER DRUG STORE.
April 3, 69-tf No. 5 Williams Block,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
DYE VI

or All kinds, and the best quality,
" kept constantly on hand at
N. o. sTARR's DRUG STORE,
Opposite the American House. Delaware. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

NENTEEMENSg gHinDera "a wwnAa@s.
" NEW SHOE STORE On Winter atreaf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
PURE SPICES

A ND strictly Pure Cream Tartar and
IA Soda, sold at the
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
Opposite American House,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

Hence Results its comparative ease Of
Draft cheapness of Repairing, Ease Of Man
aEement, Durability, etc. Us decided ad-
vantage in any one Of these important fea-
lures alone, would give it promtnence. But
1t clearly exceis in all of them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
WFW ADVERTTSENEENTs.
steubemVEIIe, Ohio, Female
GRHmfmnRW.

DelfVhtrulIy situated on the banks Of the
Forty Vears in MucDsEEf8l operation.
ad~Yantage8i in solid and OrnaEnen-
tai branches. School year q forty weeks
heQiuR SEPTEMBMR 2. 1855. Entire eLpen8o
about S. % q week. TUeRgy51UeR cRe Dc
dlscffoa FOR daNQhteTs q Nanf4eSs1d 1or
Catalogue to REV. CHAS.G Dds
REID, A. N, Principal.
END to ]. W. P. JENKs. A. NJ, Middle
bor0, Mass, for CEFcUtU . Ae Seea
Scientific Course Of Pefrce academy, f~nelud1ng
French. adapted to both sexes, nom the
ages Of u to Is. Number or pupils limited
to 50. New classes formed Sept Is. 81 PEI
lion. Books, fuel and lights. CheGpestBehOo
u the United States for it's advantages
ONLY N
EOR LIONS HERALD to Jan. ], 1S5O.
Anrst-class illustrated Religtoug Journ-
Al Of Is pages. 200 Contributors 3 Edltors.
IA advance. Specimen copies nee. =. u.
WINSLOW, Publisher, II Cornh1ll, BosSoH
OIL YOUR HARNESS.
Frank MHeFsS prepared Harnoss OA
BlacktnH55neW style cans, neat
and convenient
Preserve KOMR Feather!
KEEP YOUR FEET DAKE Frank
Killers Leather P~PaBSRvaEfFe and
/ Water Proof OIL BAaekfRE~thtFty years
in market. Sold by retail SKI tobbinE
Co, IS and 20 Cedar St, New YORK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
I

April 9, '6p-ts.

G.BTRAINs = la milea eAa 81 Dell
ID = aware, on n Berkshire Road, has on
hand all kinds Of Chairs, Lounges, Bed
Bteadg, &C. Windsor Chairs made 70 order.
All kinds OF Lumber suitable for Chairs or
hedsteada taken In exchange Furniture
delivered In any part on the town OF Della
ware Tree or charge. Orders solicited,
ootUW "a. STRAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

This As the Machine which has created
sdch a sensation in threshing machin cir
cles during the past two years, Farmers
who have grain to be threShed give 1t q de-
cided preference on account Of It's griau
saving qualities Threshermen are giving
In their allegiance as fast as they can sell
their old machines so as to buy this-balk-
ing up their old ones tai they get rid Of them
eniy for that purpOsel Manufacturers Of
and Agents for the old kinds ave banded
together, forgetting their quarrels and BtFlk-
ing hands in q vain endeavor to stay the
tide of popular favor Meanwhile the de-
maud IS such that those who want this I'M
proved Thresher must order early.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
TIME CARDS.

WHOLESALE GROCER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03

Circulars mailed ssEree."-Circu1ar
giving a full DESCRIPTION of this unriyaled
Improved AULTMAN & TAYLOR Mounted"
and Down Eight and Ten Horse Powers,
together with many illustrations of devices
used for theshing gfAiu in ancient and mod
ern times, will be mailed FREE to all who
send in their names and post office address
to G. {. CHAMBERLAIN & co. Sole Agents
for Delaware County.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
THE FOLDING CASES,

the work, and which fold into tables or
Jokes to protect the machines, when not In
use, from dust and meddtesome fingers are
made from choice woods, embeIliShed by
pleasing designs, thus making our new fam
lily ach not only an m piece
OF furniture, but in some of the more elab-
Orately finished machines, a work of real
art
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
The Singer Manufacturing Go
No. ass Broadway, New York.

CINCINNATI OFFICE,
81 WEST FOURTH STREET.
H. N. HEFFNER, Agent for DeIa-
County, keeps all the different
styles at Machines at Graf & NeWtOn's
Shoe Store.
apr 2s'6etf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-03
THE

OF our new family machine, above referred
to, are not only numerous, but highly useful
for the purposes for which they were in
tended. They need only a trial to show
their great value. Among the most recent
~ Ahn nAHnnhmnnanhn 10 tn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-31
sERlous currlye ARRAY AT sHEl

SERIOUS CUTTING ARRAY AT SHER-
nASrowS.-Yesterday morning about 8
o'clock, ]. U. Tolles, Of S%hermantown,
was seriously cut in the upper right
arm, by a "sport" named Beehan, also
of that place. The difficulty resulted,
as We are informed, from Beehan accost-
ing Tolles in a rather familiar manner,
at which the latter took exception, and
manifested his indignation in %unquali-
fed terms. At this, Bcehan became
enraged and used insulting language
toward Tolles. Shortly after Tolles at
tempted to strike him, and received In
return y severe cut in the muscle Of the
right arm from a large sized pocket
knife. Dr.. Williamson vas called in
and dressed Tolles' wound, and
officer Smith appeared and took charge
Of Beehan, who will probably have a
hearing to-day.-fniand Empire, 28h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-31

CHINESE LABOR IN THE SourH.-The
late convention at Memphis, to consider
the propriety and necessity Of intro
ducing free Asiatic labor in the South,
naturally called the public attention to
the fact that the people of that large,
sparsely settled and fertile portion of
our country have at last come to under
stand their real wants, which are more
labor and less politics; more eultiya-
ton Of the soil and less discussion Of
dead political issues. Throughout the
entire South this wholesome leayen is
working. Our once hayward sister,
South Carolina, is determined to solve
this Mongolian question for herself, and
that too, in a most practical way. One
of the wealthicst planters in Edisto has
perfected arrangements to cultivate his
Sea Island cotton lands, by means OF
Chinese labor, next year. He will en-
ploy from twenty to thirty Cinnamon
at a time, beginning this summer,
training them to their new work in de-
tail, and employing additional squads
as needed. IL he is successful in this
e~nterprising experiment, his nsighbors
will soon initiate his example, and thus
Chinese labor will either become an es-
tablished success or acknowledged fail
urc in the richest cotton region Of
South Carolina.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-31

A BuMMER.-A Southern paper mar
rates a somical incident of the slate un-
pleasantuess." One ofSherman's bum.
mers met a countryman in the course Of
one Of bis excursions, and stopped him.
"Come ont from under that hat" ex-
claimed the hummer, 81 SEQ you
there" The unluckY victim delivered
his hat. "Now come up out. of those
boots" said the hummer. His orders
being obeyed, "Crawl out of that coat"
said he, "and be quick about It,"
Having subsequently robbed the man Of
his shirt, trowscrs and a finger ring, the
hummer was riding off, when his VIC
tim stopped him. "Look here, mis-.
ter" said he "you forget something"
and pulling out o quid Of tobacco from
his mouth, he handed it to him.
"You'd be ruined if you left that" no
remarked. ..s s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-31
A CARD.

TNTHIS PAPER, ON THE 10TH. OF JULY,
/ was published by Monumental Engine Com.
pany, No. 8, the following challenge to Young
America Engine Company, No. 2:
"CHALlEyaE CoN = Monumental Engine
Company, No. @, hereby challenges Young
America Engine Company, No. :, to run q hoss
race, On thirty days notice nom time OF accept
same distance ofthe race run ut the tournament,
for $500 . sidc-the racot to be run OF time, or side
BY side, with Jumper or carriage. Eight men to
run none allowed to run except members OF the
ttmo Of the former race. Committee from
eac'i Company to meet for forfeits and necessary
the Forcmen OF the respective Companies.
Put up, or pass over that horn
up. II. MosoAN. Secretary
On the 18th instant tho following resolutions
were published by No. 2, under the head OF
"CHALLHxaE ACCEPTED. = At q meeting OF
Young America Engine Company, No 2, held OH
the Challenge Of No. o b. accepted. provided
thcy run over the same ground as run over on
the 5th Of July.
"And It was further resolved, That we will
coin. All prelimInaries to be arranged by the
JACOB YOUNG, Foreman.
&C. b. MCCARTHY, Secretary"
Now, then, gentlemen, We desire a iona .fds
acceptance or nothing. The only. reservation
made By this company, !. O., that Of taking the
race OFT the ground run upon at the tournament,
is made Q point Of difference for the sake OF n
convenient loop-holc TO crawl out OF; and at the
samo time making an appearance OF acceptance.
As will be seen, all other conditions and nr.
rangements have been left entirely with the
challenged company. No arguments can be nd
duced 70 prove that q track outside OF the lin
its Of the city" is not IS perfectly fair for one as
the other, without giving one the underground
Of O peculiar track with which they arc so thor
oughly familiar. But, as Is stated by Mr.. Young.
on behalf Of his company, this rnce grows out OF
the one for the prize, and should therefore be
run over the same ground. But this race is not
for the trumpet. but coin; and we do not pro;
pose, after allowing the challenged company all
practice ground so convenient to thom and yot
20 imprscticablc for US. A trial Of speed can
upon grounS perfectly level, Or Unfamiliar to
both, or 1t least not 20 peculiarly unfavoablp TO
Us a. the ground required In No. 2s saving pro,
viso-which would not have been reserved had
that company even remotely believed they could
boat us and win the stakes on any other ground.
However, we think we can beat you on your
otcH track, but only desire o fair show, unwilling
to allow yeu the choice Of all important arrange
ments.
Accept the challenge as offered and II Is at
your option to increase the stakes TO 800.
Do this, or withdraw your semblance Of ac-
WA. WEIR,
Foreman Monumental Eng. Co, No. @.
Virginia, New, July 80, 1669-tf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-31

Is OK HIS wAr.-A telegram was
received yesterday by W. N. Leet, Esq,
from Senator Nye, announcing that he
would leave Chicago last Thursday
morning to come 10 see his constituents.
He will 60 to Carson irst-his "home,"
where he expects to live, to die and be
buried-and may be expected there next
Monday or Tuesday. The Senator will
be warmly welc o med by many people of
our State. We believe he has not got
occasion to shirk and dodge many Re-
publicans because Of broken pledges
and promises, as Senator Stewart did
on his late visit, as nearly all the Offices
were turned orer to Stewart, and Stew
art sold them out root and branch to
De Long and his particular friends for
an imaginary consideration-De Long
getting the largest slice, in the matter
of a commission to 60 to Japan. If the
Federal appointments have been as
miserably bartered away in other States
as they have been in Nevada, President
Grant stands but a poor chance for a
second Presidential term.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-31

RECONSTRUCTION IN yRGISIA.-The
| San Francisco Times, speaking OF the
recent contest in Virginia, says: "The
Virginia elections are specially no.
ticeable for the extraordinary nature OF
the political combination which resulted
in tho victory of the Walker party. The
| Democracy OF the Old Dominion evil
IDENTIFY possess few things in common
with the Democracy Of the Northwest;
for, while the latter are making opposi-
ton to negro suffrage q prominent plank
in their party platforms, the former
have been actually voting with the
negro. But this is not the most sur
prising feature in the elections. Not
only did the Democrats Of Virginia vote
with tho negroes, but they voted the
Republican ticket. What is Democracy
coming to in the South? Il appears to
be coming a long way toward common
sense. The negroes voted with the
Conservative Republicans, and the DEM
ocrats voted with the negroes; ergo, the
Democrats voted with tho Republicans.
|. is evident that Virginia is being re-
constructed rapidly. The prophetic
wonder of the lion laying down with
the lamb is scarcely moro amazing
than the actual fact Of the Democracy
going to the polls side by side with the
negroes and voting tho Republican
ticket. We commend to the attention
Of tho Examiner this last ground.
SWELL"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-31

CRY GAaBAoE.-It is reported that o
company has established a mandatory
in Chicago for the purpose Of distilling
alcohol and extracting soap grease
from ordinary city garbage. The pro-
cess, which is patented, consists in tax
ing the garbage just as it is hauled of
in the city carts, dumping it into tight
tanks, aud boiling it six hours at a tenn
perature Of 2l2 degrees Fahrenheit.
The whole mass is then dissolved and
run into tubs and fcrmented by the aid
Of yeast. The soap grease and impuri,
ties rise to the top Of the tubs, and are
skimmbed of, and the res;duum is dis
titled in the regular way. According
to the estimates Of the Inventor, each
barrel OF garbage will yield three pounds
of soap grease and four gallons of proof
spirits. The soap grease is us good as
that obtained ia the usual way, but the
alcohol betrays it, origin by an odor
which requires further process for its
removal.