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DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
ID Il NOV WILLIE 81 Co.,

ID EMOV WILLIE 81 CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTIONISTS,
Corner Store Of tie Neo Onion Auericuq Buildings
corner 81 Cherry and UhUrch Streets,
NASH WILLIE, TENN ESSEE,
ESPECrFULLY their old friends and customers, and
the public generally, cali and them ia their
taB hmen Supplied with large aud complete stock Of Drugs.
Medicines Dyes tubs Fancy Goods and all atcls Kept in Drug
Stores and constantly in receipt fresh supplies OF the
they feel perfectly confident OF their ability % salts
faction, with reference Goth prices qualities Of their goods
Thankful for the liberal patronage Heretofore extended 10 the
old firm We hope by prompt attention 70 business to merit
continuance Of the
DENOVILUR & Co.,
Corner OF Cherry ami Church streets
OUR FEsESCRs PT1ON DEPAREMENE a.
Is under the supervision OF thorough and accomplished
Pescrptont and Druggist and orders in that line Of bus
viii at all hours, day and hight he promptly and accurate
n filled. BEAOfILLE co
MEDICINES, INSsRU MENTS, 6c.--ge in
vie the attention % stock - Medicines,
chemicals, Surgical and Dental Insrum uts sc.
DESCYILLE & co.
hOMESTIU ARTICLES.--The heads Of families
asked to call and examine stock Of house keeping
aitciessuch Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg strch Indigo, SC
DEMOVILLE & co.
GARDEN SEE Discrimination to the above they would
~ also invite attention their large assortment Of Fresh
Garden seeds, Of Landreths growth, .sjo.
jau2O-lm DEMOvILLE & co.
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Tried other Kinds in Vain.--WOrms for the most
patie low in the stomach that possible reach
the mbeddeI they slime mucus, with
and the remedies. B. A Fshneock vermifuge
mucu, laying bare the worms, expes them
without injury the patient 1t be surpassed
eradicator Of worms.
TRENTON, n. J., December 23d, 1854.
Messrs. B. A. FAHNEsTOCK CO.-Gentemen: Thursday
last my son. SIX years OF age took vial OF b. A FahHeocks
Eeruugs, and in three hours after taking he passed
worms Of which fifteen inches in length
slider it the best medicine in have tried several other
kinds without effect can recommend Fahnestocks the best
and safest that know Of JOHN HAYES.
Sold wholesale by principal druggists and
Card to the Ladies--Dr. DupOncO,s Pee
riOdicaI Pills for EeElales.--Are iIlaible for -e
moving stoppages or Irregularities of the Meuses.
Pills nothing but have been Doctor
his practice for years. both in France and America with
paraeed success in and he urged by thou
ladies who have used them, make the Pills
alienation Of those suffering from Irregularities whatever
preventive to ladies whose health Will not permit OF an increase Of
milys
Pregnant females supposing themselves So are eau
toned against using pills while IN that condition. the prOpre
responsibility after the admOnition although
their mduess would prevent any injury otherwise
pills recommended Directions accompanying sach box Price
EwIN, PENDLETON & CO..
Wholesale Druggists Nashville Tenn.
To whom all addressed They will supply
prices and furnish show cards and circulars
Sold a Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOYILLE & BELL, No 26 Cherry street.
G. W.HENDERsHOTT.C COR Cedar ST. and Public Square.
BEACH GOBLET. Market ST., opposite Union street.
J. STRETCH, corner of Broad and Market Streets
Ladies enclosing to either Of the above agents. have
the Pills (confdentiay) by mail any part Of the
city OF country.
u B.-The ingredients composing these Pills known
to every agent selling them. They will tell that they
they represeutedtO be- Ask for DIR. pOnCO'S COL
den Pills. See the signature each box will then get
medicine may depend upon ct perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO, Agents for Memphis
WILSON & STARBIRD, Agents for Louisville
sv2-eod&wIy
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Ornamental Trees and EvergFeems.
KNONTGOMERY & McGREDY ,NuFserymen Nashville. Tcna
I'VE invite special attention TO their extensive stock Of fa
Ornamental trees, Eyersens, 6reen House Plants lOo
Ornamental and Every abie for nHetsts ELECT
Fruis-JOOO Apple ?, 3 & years old
Pears-sOuO, DEarfs X Standards. ? 70 years Old go.
Peaches -JO0OO ears old, Cherries, Pas, Aproot hec
tariens and ounce in large numqfrs
berries Currants & Bouquets at al seasons
MONTGOMERY & McGkEDT.
Ia, IL Linwood. Nurseries NASHVILLE, Team.
19T1T FTENT.---The large Room the Daily News Of
N fce formerly occupied By BIrnaut's Book BnJey Ens
-e, h ~ bv 40 % suitable for Job Printing Once, Beck
Buderv. TechaniCa employment Steam peHer
caT h. lad from ne news Ofee Engine, in this
snquire Of News Once, Of A " Lnessy
the subscriber. Jaol SAMEo ". ~ -
LAND FOR SALE.
TUyHE offers for sale seventy ofi1nd sn -
Middle franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashvis ID
Joining which he resides and the lands Of Capt seAa
Jones' equal the best with abudonee q e
lent never falling water with the most beautiful su 9e
country, and in The mdst Of ne finest
America apni4 hA1HAAAAA RAAAA~~
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THOSE BLACK FRENCH OTTER HATS,
GOOD supply constantly hand, the Fashionable Hat
"a Store of FRANCISCO.
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& SONS angel"
Rock City Mills. r. BAUHAE Dc CO., Prepri
eors J. =. BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn, their Mills, Line and Cherry Streets Nash
vile Team.
Prices of after this date, until further
notice, tle price Of
Extra Family Flour, 50 90 Fine Bran, 60c
Fine Flour ? 20 Mixed Bran, 5ne
Unbolted 3 90 Coarse Bran, SOC
Middlags 80 Corn Meal, = bushel, 75c
Shorts,
sold by the undersigned deliverable at place in
the Of charge When selling the quantity, their rate
Of discOunt is 10 per cent. from retail prices
J. L. BAUAlAN & co.
Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &C., from Rock City
Mills will find Order Box the Post Office ard at W. H.
Gordon Co. warehouse where the calls four times
each day. ldec II il RAUMAM & co.
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Stocks.
On Saturday Morning January s8th, 1879,
EN- p SHIELDS will sell. without reserve, cash III
~ oloEing Stocks to close the gsnilsusn
Who Is about leaving city aud State
Shares EraSklin and Columbia Turnpike s'oek:
. Whites Creek
% - Nash Murf. 4 SheIhyyii1a {"
% = Tenn Marine and Fire Insurance s.
Sbis - Nashville Bridge Company
lc5tl " Nashville and Chattanosra R. r.
Inc sale viii take place precisely Al 10 O'clock. sod
% e highest bidder These 10 wish u mai good
will attend. fan2f-tdl NENJ h s9TsTns
EGRNEEURE, &C.. AUCTgON.--On SATURDAY.
n morning January % after sale q close
Out the balance Of Furniture, &c, with hand
Jtill-id BENZ >. SHIELDS
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BNOH SALE.--2OJO Bushels Seed Oats.
81 ianasiIm STRATrON & SEYMOUR.
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
I'D ECEIYED day of Shirs, with without
y Collars warranted he we'll made and than any
other style. They vary price
IL. MCGILL.
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FGOST DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
w FOR SALE.sA very desirable lot for erection
o. store house: fronting 20 feet inches the
Market street, south from the Of Market
Square. Call lose bargain.
janl5-IOd. J. L. 4 R. W BROWN,
~ Cherry street.
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a neat dwelling, with five rooms, kitchen &c,
~ acres superior land, thirds finely tjuisrei SITUATED
about from the city, the Broad Street Pike
above desirable esdence-aud persons wishing pleas
ant home few minutes drive the city, tneiT
interest to call Immediately j. L. &. r. W. BROWN,
NIL ~. CHARM street
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GNAPETAL INVEST "a ENT.--Re oGer Tor sale a
very desirable lot for the erection Of store house. Mar
adjoining the sadiiey OF John Morrow, Esq
Also, land, beautifully located
pike miles from the city The land mostly
number Of handsome building Also, of
Brick Academy, -ies from the city Gllr
tin pike. Apply to J L. & X. ". BROWN,
jau7-lm 4i1s Cherry street.
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SHIRT COLLARS,--us to hand choice lot Of Stand.
> Byron Collars snail oto String
ing Collars }. Il. MCGILL
TTID, SILK AND CLOTH GLOVES, with and
IN without lining received and for sale by
J. II. McGILL.
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s,ld in Nashville by Berry DemOve, and g. Hepershot
and all respectable Druggists. nOv23- wlyins
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-03

these charges are false, they are susceptible
OF clear, positive and satisfactory denials.
1t tho charges are false, oil right, so far as
Judge Gholson is concerned. II true, then the
Convention was imposed upon, and the people are
deceived.
But the Republicans, as in the case OF Judges
swan, Scott aud Peck, must not lie cheated.
II it is improper for Judge Gholson, as candi-
date Tor seat upon the Supreme Bench to "pre-
judge case" by defining his views upon the Fu-
gltive Slave Law, then ii was improper to nomin-
ate him. - .i ..s - ''-.
And in our opinion it was improper to nomin-
ate him, and is always improper to nominate any
man, who like him has so little developed himself
in regard to the cardinal principles of our party
as to need, after homination to define his positionl
Let us have men true, tried, we'll known and
outspoken, then there is no chance for mistake OF
deception. ... ..
We regret that Judge Gholson occupies, as he
does in the midst Of thousands Of Republicans an
equivocal position. Let his position be at once re-
lieyed If it can be. '''''' .-.a
We commend these considerations to the atten-
tion of the Ohio State Journal, and the Cincinnati
Republican Journals. ..... t r-.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-03

it to the Of two classes the rich, lordly, slave
driving Planter and the working nah whether he
be white or black The rh6dern American Dem
ocracy under the control Of the South, tends 20
degrade working men to the lowest condition in
society. The Republican party sprung up spon-
taneousy for the defence Of the interests of work,
ing men; ; and none were moro active n its form
alton and still are energetic in its support than
the most intelligent mon from the ranks Of the De-
mocracy. They were men intelligent enough to
understand the subject, and they rushed With i'm
petuosy and zeal to the roscte Of their rights and
interests. And 80 will the working men Of Della
ware when they see this matter in its true light
They have heretofore been blinded to their true in
;erest by designing politicians, but the time is com
ing when the free men of the South will under
stand and maintain their interests and their rights
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-03
coLUMBANA COUNTY OHIO SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1862

lives in aiding me in a matter of no personal in
terest to themselves, else Of willfuy violating
a law Of Congress. Most of your brave and hon
est citizens, knew, would prefer the first alter
native, but it was precisely because ] knew they
would, that did not then, nor ever will, willingly
ask them to do so.
Thinking, Mr. Editor, that this communication
may have the effect of relieving the innocent and
placing all blame, (if any) where it properly be-
longs, on myself, 7 remain. dear sir, m
Very truly, yours, D. NJ, FROST.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14
Extraordinary Escape OrPrisOn-

On the evening of Thursday, the
9Th inst, one Smith, imprisoned fol
petit laGny; one Green, committed
to answer a charge Of forgery, and
CadwalIRder Wallace, Jr,, who stands
indicted for the highest crime known
to our laws, the cool and deliberate
murder of a fellow being, escaped
from tie Jail of this County. The
escape of the thief and forger is of no
consequence and excitcs no remark;
bat the Night Of the murdererth through
the open doors Of as secure a prison as
can be f igund in the State, has aroused
a feeling more intense than we have
heTtofoe seen exhibited il this un.
excitabll community.
The q circumstances attending the es-
cape Of Wallace and his fellow prison
erS are, rs we learn, about as follows:
On Tuesday night the Jailor (William
Ross, Deputy Sherif) and his wife
attended a wedding party in remote
part OF the City. lie returned from
the party a little before midnight
The prison was left in charge Of a fe.
male domestic who lived with Ross.
This young woman states that at about
nine o'clock in the evening a tall man,
with large black wAiskerS, and white
hat, came into her room in the Jail
building, and, taking her by the arm
led her into one OF the upstairs rooms.
Ee, at the same time, drew a knite
and threatened her with death, if she
made the least noise. He locked her
in the room, after having tied a hand
kerchief over her mouth to prevent her
halloing. (The handkerchief, it is
said, belonged to the prisoner, Wal.
lace.) The man with "a white hat
and black whiskers" then proceeded
quietly and deliberately to liberate the
prisoners. The girl succeeded in re-
moving the handkerchief il about two
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14
E'Arthur Market.
Cincinnati Market.

MONDAY, April II.
FLoUR.-The market did not change essential
ly to-day. The sales were confined to 500 bbls
at s. S. for extra, and S. 20 for extra NJ. W.
City mills.
WHIsKY--The market is active and prices I%c.
higher. Sales of 700 bbls. at 23G251Sc., the lat.
ter rate for wagon.
PRovIsIoNs-About 800 bbls. Hess Pork sold
at si7, and $4,000 lbs. bulk Sidesat &c. averaging
81 lbs. A moderate demand for Bacon at 6$l3
S&ic Lard is held at lie. but we heard Of no
sales.
GRocERws--Thc market is unchanged and dull
Sales of 40 hhds. Sugar at 76g7Ac. for fair and
good fair, and 200 bags Coffee at l21lo. Nolas-
ses sells at 81 to 95c. according to quality.
WHEAT-The market is quiet and steady, with
fair local demand for the lower grades, and
some shipping demand for the finer qualities;
sales 500 bu. prime White at 81 45; $50 do infe-
rior Red at 81 l5 and 1000 do prime Red at
Naysville at 81 90.
CoRN-The market is quiet and dull, without
material change in the quotations; sales ofl00O
bu in CovingtOn at F7c.
OATs.A fair demand and the market is firm /;
sales Of 500 bu at &c; 500 do at 6l1Sc and 300 do
at sac.
poIATozs-salss Of 400 brls Northern at 81 90
Per brl. .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

ioicea that B5eslin's friends would not
cooperate with the democracy gener-
ally in the passage Of laws that Would
have saved the public money from
misapplication and loss. 1t rejoices
that to the conservative" Republican
leaders IN the Legislature GeSt, Lar
renee and EcHey) belongs tho high
honor of having dealt the death blow
to the ",cid, radical aud destructive
measures by which the Treasury
was to be doubly guarded, and the
public funds ever afterwards withheld
from the use of bankers and specula-
tors. Yet after all these rcioicings
and after a self drawn record such as
we have copied above, the central bank
organ Of the Republican party Of
Ohio, true to its inherent hereditary
basenoss, boldly charges on the demo.
cratic party and its officers the blame
and the responsibility for the losses
which have occurred IN the State
treasury Could political infamy 60
further!-N6lcark Adrocate.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14

derstocd Mr.. @. as to las presence
when Jones and Martin were persuad-
ing the furnaceman to take his bust.
ness away from Mr.. Bingham, but
Jones' sanction Of the act, in the ap-
proving expression which he made,
leaves him in just as bad a predica-
ment as though he had not obtained
Mr.. Cox's statement. We care moth
ing about the details Of the matter,
and only mentioned it to show how
bitter, unfair and ungentlemanly the
the Raccoon Navigator could act to.
wards his political opponents. TAX
ling Mr.. Cox's statement to be true,
there is scarcely a candid man to.be
found who would not condemn the act
referred to, and the part taken in it
4 by tie Navigator.
This case is not tie only one Of the
kind to which we might refer. An
other Democratic lawyer here hat
been treated in o similar manner by
some Of the Navigator's clique, whost
determination is, it would seem, t.
murder every democrat in his business
and reputation who may come athwar
them politically. It is this venomou
Spirit--lhis malicious disposition--t,
which we particularly object, and no
because 1t affects this or that man whc
may agree with US in politics.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14


hours after the prisoners had been
turned out. 1t was kind and humane
in "the man with a white hat and
black whiskers" not to tie the hands Of
the girl, else she would have remain
ed gagged until the return of Ross
from the party. BY the use of her
hands in couple of hours she united
the bandage and called for help. Some
passers. by were attracted by her cries
and went to the Jail to find its doors
swung open and its inmates gone.
On Wednesday morning tie Prose
cutting Attorney sent for Mr.. Renick,
one of the County Commissioners,
who, after consultation with DR.. Nc,
Adow, Commissioner resident in the
city and the Prosecuting Attorney,
agreed that the County would be re-
sponsible for one.half Of any reward
the Sheriff might see fit to offer. The
Sheriff thoreupon offered reward Of
FIVE hundred dollars for the appIehen-
sion of Wallace.
There are several circumstances at
tending this escape which press upon
our attention.
1st. The Sheriff and his Deputy
were warned by their friends, time
and again, that unless great care and
vigilance were used Wallace would
escape before trial.
I'd. Under these warnings and ad.
mouitions, the Jail was leitin the sole
charge for half the,night Of a servant
girl Of weak mind and easy disposi
tion, while the Jailor was attending t
pleasure party.
81. The outside doors of the prison
were left open late at night while the
prison was in such hands.
4th. The prisoners were left no
locked in the cells at this late hour o.
the night-but one door and lock be
ing between them and liberty, Will,
four are provided by the construction
OF the prison.
5th. The girl left in charge Of til,
prison did not succeed in giving thr
alarm for two hours after the escapt
of the prisoners, although her hands
were left free to unite the bandag,
f which the cruel man with a "whitr
hat and black whiskers" and a knit
in his hand, had bound over her moutl
(Those who are concerned will b
pleased to know that she received n
injury from her rough treatment)
The people ofRoss County will hea
with surprise that William Ross yc
remains the keeper Of the Jail and tn
custodian of persons charged wit
crime.
Since writing the above We lear
that the reward for Wallace has bee
raised to 81 900.
Some people may be disposed t
think that we should grow eXceedingl
indignant over this matter We shal
Go no such thing. Last tall we advo
Gated the election Of Il man tothe of1ic
of Sheriff under whose administrator
no prisoner ever escaped. &C hiLljcO o
I tie AdU.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14
4 HnmIiruDt Vrcnsury

On Wednesday or Thursday last a
joint resolution passed the General As
sembly directing the Board of Public
Works to allow Dennis Mccarthy IL
Co., to proceed and complete certain
work on the Lancaster side cut, con-
tracted for in 1856, and which the
Board had prohibited them from fin.
ishing in 1857, although an Nppropri-
alton was made for that purpose, or il
said, Mccarthy s. Co., refused to pro.
ceed with the wolk, then the resolution
provided that the acting Commission,
cr in charge Of tie work should sim.
mcdiately draw his check upon the
appropriation now in the Treasury for
said work, in favor Of said Mccarthy
d Co., for the sum of three thousand
dollars, taking their receipt therefor,
and said contract shall be cancelled. !"
Mccarthy & Co., elected to take So,
900, and not to proceed further with
the work which they had been prohib-
tied from doing at the proper time,
and demanded a check upon the ap.
preparation now in the Treasury"
from the Acting Commissioner, Mr.,
Waddle, for the $4,000, when that
functionary, as we learn, declined to
give it, stating that the appropriation
was not in tire Treasury, and we fur
ther learn that the Auditor Of State
admits the fact, that the appropriation
is not now in the Treasury The
money was appropriated (S7, ,500) on
the Sd Of April, 1857, and has never
been used for the purpose for which
it was appropriated.
Where is it? What are these Treas
ury officials, Treasurer, Comptroller,
Auditor, and the Board OF Public
Works about9 Where is TIE peoples
money! we learn tISt some sharp fel-
low, under appointAst frQh Cover,
nor Chase, examined |. sa assury a
short time ago, and toundS.F ,aanev
all right-Where is it-n6~y5 Nv haT,
have these gentlemen done with 'it9-
The finances of Ohio are for sooth in
a pretty condition aniin pretty hands
at this time. The constitution, the
Sub Treasury Law, every guard and
check seem to be treated as nothing.
The only sovereign remedy for the
people. is to dismiss all these gentle
men jus. as fast as their terms of Of
fee expire, and elect in their stead
iait4.4. men who will regard the obi
cations imposed upon them by the
Consultation and laws OF their coun-
Try. We hope The Democrats in The
House will take care that nothing gets
in the appropriation bills to enable
the State officials 70 adjust this difficult
ty in the treasury and thus cover the
transaction up.-Ohj0 Statesman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Persons advanced in life,

And feeling the hand ofTime Weighing heavily
upon them, with all its attendant Ills will lind
in the Use of IlooAands German Bitters, an FL
iXir that i'll instil new life into their veins res
tore, in measure, the energy and ardor Of more
youthful days; build up their shrunken forms,
and give health and energy to their remaining
years.
Ask for Hcflaad's German BitterS, prepared by
Dr.. c. NJ. Jac kson. AIS Arch Street, Phiadcl-
phia,. They are sold by druggists and storekeep-
ers, in every town and village in the United
States, Canadas, West Indies and South America,
at 75 cents per bottle. n55