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A correspondent begs leave to notice in . pub
JIG manner the establishment recently fitted up
by Mr.. Warren. for the preparation OF Soda Water.
It is an undertaking of.hat laudsbls cast, which
needs only to be fully known, u draw forth the
appreciation and patronage Of every friend to pub.
lie morals and steady habits.


With regard to the medicinal vvsaes of this
beverage. i, is left for the physician to decide.
We understand, however. it is generally approx
ed by the faculty. as bsing useful in many com
plants and sslutsry at all times. From expert
ence. we can declare |, grateful and refreshing.
But what 10 Of higher consequence in more
general point Of view. is the moral tendency oi
lis use. One Of the greatest aud most lsmen, able
evils, which corrupt society, is the extensive
snd alarming use Of ardent spi,its. Th.nks to
whiskey taxes and double duties. the consumption
OF them is checked in some degree. But still
the dreadful rsvages Of ofinemperenee are spreading
in every town and village. !, 10 habit. which
steals insidiously upon the devoted victim From
sssociasing together. friendly meetings 10 epjo,