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Ms-..IQAn 8. Anderson

Ms.-JeAn g.. Anderson El1 LII
Who has been our Sheriff for the two
years past, retired from his Office at the ex,
pirstlon of his term, on the first Monday OF
this month, He wss a very efficient officer
and won the highest esteem of all who
knew him. He has our best wishes where
ever be may 60.
Mr. PATatck LocHARf, mis- successor in
Office ,vs hage no doubt will prove al the
people can wish. He is well qualified for
the business, will give il his attention. sad
will gain the fullest confidence of the people
We regret that. owing to an attack Of
fever, by which be was very much reduced.
he has been unable 70 assume the .duties Of
his Office. His Deputy, Mr.. ThuRsfoE, was
sworn in, anc is now attending to the do
ties of-the Office. We are not personally
acquainted with Mr.. THURsron, but from
what we hear Of him, have no doubt but he
viii make 4 good officer. 1adareFE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
PROSPECTUS

In assuming the ownership and management OF
The Ohio Stnte Journal il has been the aim of its
proprietors To place il on such basis, pecnniafy
ana otherwise, as to insureits permanent success
and usefulness All the materials OF the establish
ment have heen renewed, and in elegance oftypo-
graphical appearance. The Journal isnot surpass.
ed by any OF its contemporaries.
The editorial charge OF the paper has been az.
sumed by Henry D. Cooke, who has engsged the
services OF expe rienced and competent ass'sta9&
in that department. 1t is the design Of the pl
shers to make The Journal faithful, ieaEless d
reliable exponent of Republican sentInentia Ohio;
and il is hoped that their efforts will meetiwiih
liberal encouragement: from the iLiepda ri Free
Labor throughout the State Thar ltyHaf Be
worthy, in all respects OF their hearty supoFtr itx
conduciors will constantly aim. nsronly iorefect
and advocate Republican principes and measures
but TO present in its columns complete and
information on all questions OF State and Nation
al Politics
Full reports of the proceedings OF the Ohio Leg
islaiure, and daily telegraphic synopsis OF the
debates in Congress. will be furnished, during the
sessions of those bodies. Complete and accurate
reports of the decisions of the OHIO Supreme Ccu RI
will published daily during the stated terms of
that Court Each issue of The Journal will also
couiain the latest news. received by telegraph and
mails, up 10 the hour of going 10 press together
with a complete Financial and Commercial sum
mary, embracing Market Reports, Railway and
other statistics. etc.
A due proportion ofspace will be devoted 10 Lit.
erary, Agricultural and Mechanical Affairs and
10 matters of prominent interest in the Religious,
Scientific aud Artistic World. In short, the col
umns of the Journa will present currentepitome
Of the Political Industrial and Social Progress Of
the country, and especla lily OF Ohio.
The Journal will be published, as heretofore, in
Daily, TriWeekly and Weekly, on the allowing
TERMSe
Daily. per year IS 20
Tri-Weekly, F." is. CO..
Weekly, lsingie subscribers) per year. 50
krla-a i cuses Psymens in AdsnepA<s x 4
will our friends aid us in procuring raIbsoribers
and clubsi Address all orders 10
COOKE g. MILLERS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

@Gen. James Gadsden died at Charl-
sstoa q. c on Sunday last, aged about
sixty years. He was appointed Minister tc
Mexico in 1853, and in the following year
negotiated with that country the treaty
which bears his name. Under its provi-
sons the boundary line between the two
countries was definitely settled, commits
sicn was appointed to survey the line, ami
the sixth and seventh articles of the treaty
of Guadaloupe Hidalgo were abrogated;
Mexico granting the free navigation OF tie
Co dorado river and the Gulf Of California;
and in consideration Of the stipuiatioDs
agreed upon on the part of Mexico the
United States guaranteed the payment to
the Mexican Government OF the sum of ten
millions of dollars. Mr.. Gsdsden, since his
retirement from diplomatic life, has taken
no sctive part in national affairs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
PERRYsvILL. Pa, Dec. aolh, 1856

. 1@o- oot11f 1OO0'
=. EDITOR CHRONICLE: Quite an accident
occurred yesterday, near Duncannon Iron
Works, lew miles from this place. A boy
about twelve years OF age, went on the ice
for the purpose of killing some fish; the ice
gave way, and he was last sinking, whe n
The mother observing her child in this help
less condition, Immediately went to the
rescue, followed by the sons and her father,
but before the boy could be rescued, al the
ice gave way, aud :hsy were drowned with
them. The bodies were all recovered the
same evening. The father (of the children)
who was absent, returned, und there lay his
wife, four sons, and iathhr-in-law. "silent
in DEATH" R.
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THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
THE MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan'y

PHILADELPHIA, Jan'y T..
Flour held firmly; sales 1900 bbIs. good
Western extra at So so, some at $4.75 and
superfine at $5.l2lS5 20. extra family and
fancy range from $5,s7as7,25. Rye -four
steady. Corn Meal wanted at s325. Re-
cei,ts Of whess al,hssgh lighs are ample
for the demand. Ur5-Fs1lE
.H CiscissGrI, Jan. 4.
Flour unchanged. Hogs sunchanged at
seas rs; receipts for the season are $4,000
Mess pork dull st SIT; no demard. Bulk
nest nominal; nothing done. Lard ste"dy
a, ,iaila, the latter fer kegs Money mat
ters unchanged. Moiasses firm; good de-
nand at s4a25. Sugar firm. Coffee steady.
NEw YoRK, Jon. 4.
Flour quiet; $500 bbls. sold. Whest
very dull. t'orn firm; 1000 bushels soid;-
mixed so; new yellow IS. Pork firm
BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.
Flour dull; s. for HoAnrd St. snd Ohio.
Wheat closed quiet and unchanged. Corr
quist snd q shade weaker, snles white at
osa6s; yellow 7Da72, Pennsylvunia oats
~; Maryland oats 43a45. Groceries and
provisions s,cady but quiet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
DR.. Ednand Cone,

Has laid on our taols copy Of hi work
on the treatment Of JeUe ead ts5rils diseases.
We have htd no time to review his work, i,
and hence cannot express an opirion. He
lectured in abe Court House last evening,
and will do So again this Wednesday, eve
ming. He claims to have discovered new
and important cure. An investigation of il
can do no harm and may do much good.
Let all those interested give the Doctor a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

erin the division of this judicial Die
trict Judge OKLf will hold Court in Bel
mont and Monroe counties; Judge MARSH
is,Nu.kingum and Morgan. Judge Bosr-
WICK in jefferson ami Harrison, and Judge
EVANS, the new RepubiicaE Judge elected
last fall, will preside in the counties Of
Noble, Guernsey and Tuscaiswas.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
EoH &A&lEu

EORrY ACRES OF LAND, half un.
u der cultivation. with Orchard and Com.
fnrtsbls Dwelling. Airo a SPLENDID new stram Saw
Mil, In fSst rate running order, in hne location.
wiere there 10 plenty OF good timber. All OF this
property will he sold very low. aRd ps1ey ersdit
et oue, ssvo three years, tn sois shs pssct
kpriy oa he pngusjses two o-miep wsu of New Gas.
tie, on the road sea6ing to Malaga, IN Wayne town
rhip, Belmont county, Ohio. a
WASHINGTON AIKEN.
so?sm WILLIAM Yea.CM.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
A Sound Plat form.

L
The editor of the Southern Star. Demo
cratic paper, being sick recently, had to
avail himself OF the services of a friend in
the management of bis paper. The friend
was an old Wing, but Of course did not take
advantage Of his accidental position. te
change the politics Of the paper. On taking
the helm he announced the following as bis
platform-s very good one, and worthy OF
Wing acceptance: E.
1. We are opposed to spurious, vinous,
and malt liquors, with perhaps mental re-
servation in favor of Scotch ale and sherry
cobblers. - - - ..-tt = q
Q. We are in favor of letting the i"Re-
tired Physicians sands of life" run out.
8. We are in favor of the passage of an
act declaring the Mobile and Ohio railroad
navisable to this place. -.l os
Last y, we are in favor Of cripoline undor
all circumstances, excepting equestrian per.
formances.
These principles, we believe, do not con.
flict with the political opinions which our
friend has so ably sdvocated in his columns,
and upon bis recovery we will trunsmi !.
them unimpsaed" to- his keeping.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
6rThe concert Of the Sax Horn Band

0LThe concert OF the Ssx.Horn Band,
en- last Thursday evening, was attended BY
an sppreciativs and delighted audience.
The performances Of the Band exhibited a
marked degree OF Improvement since their
last concers. The oornet SOLOS, executed in
such superb :sty:s by Mr.. RoHR. were re.
ssived with especial favor. Every one left
the hall, we believe, pleased with the eve-
nins's eatertsinmsnt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

Were very plenty on our streets on New
years day. The spirits must have flown
freely. Their hideous yeIls eehoed up and
down the streets, while our town officials
looked on with the utmos; complacency. as
though il was all right. 1t is burning
shame that our otherwise quiet town shoiid
hsvs officers, who would permit every prin-
sipie Of common decency to be violated with
such impunity. . ..a
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.s,A~ric1Ia1rai ELECTION

Was largely stteoded on Monday. The
interests Of the Society seems to be better
appreciated than ever before Heretofo'e
the sIsetion has been in the hands of few
right in this immediate vicinity, but this
tims We had Representatives, from nearly all
parts Of the county. The Board of Man.
ayers, consists Of men who will give their
sf.ention 10 tho business of the Society.-
Thsir names will be iound in the report Of
the Secretary. tt .t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

TEE CrEKsxE FAsxEx.-We have received o
specimen copy this s.erling monthly from the
pubinbers. Ii is one OF the Oldest Agricultural
lournas s in se country, and i,s practical and Sci
sssEessioas will be .snnfi:able te every far.
mer. Nov Is she time 10 snbscr ibe. Send Tor
rperimen coy and -xamipe for yourselves. 1t is
only fifty ueu.. year. Address JosrrR EARRIs.
Roche star. n Y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

Hon. Isaac Holloway,
We are sorry to learn lis confined at home
by sickness, and will not be able to meet
with nis fe low Senators at Columbus for
some time to CT me.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

Isaac Pickering
Has been appointed Superintendent. OF
The Ccun,y In6rmsry. He succeeds Mr.
WnrIAxsoE, who has had charge Of that
justisusien tor several years, and we believe
has had the appreciation OF the public Mr..
YrcKxRrrs will make an excellent Super
fnsandent
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suaa is apprec.ared

. By one of our town sardnts who declared
Fths other day that he wanted no oet.e'
xheayen than circle of handsome iaoies
yssed him. With this privilege he could
ssk no higher. We.will not give his name
7 M his vile should lay an embargo on his
cynnniuR et laIze.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
Samuei Crawford

Would inform all the world, and the rest
of mankind generally. that he is prepared
to furnish anything in the Grocery line jus,
rs cheap and Of as good quality as any mer.
chant in this town or vicinity. He is q
good honest dealer, and we recommend all
10 give him q trial His stand is on the
corner of Main and Marietta Streets, on the
North SIDE Advertiseme ut mex, week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

0TPresident Buchanan has tetermiL ed,
it is rumored. TO make u tour through North
Carolina next Summer, and to attend tie
commencement at Chapel Hill College.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
EyeRey

Chsreed with breaking into the store of
CsxAvEK L. BRAcKEa, at La Grange. was
made the guest of our Juilor for two days,
and since has been removed to jefferson
eonnty for trial He was arrested in Bridge.
port st the instance OF Mr.. CLEAvER' who
recognized his full suit. from ha! to boots
% psrt of the goods missing from the store.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

A PrstracteS Meeting
npow in progress in the N. Z, Church.
A puuber of persons have united with the
Church, and the Sest Of feeling persades
the ,eopie. The prospects are good tor a
proftable meeting.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
ELECTION.

At the Annual Election, held in the Court
House, on Monday, January Sd, 1859, to
elect Officers for the Belmont County Agri-
cultural Society, for the present year. The
following persons were duly elected:
For President-IsiAc NEIswANGER; Vice
President-JoEL DAwsoK; Treasurer-JAs.
w. Collins; Serretary-Ross J ALExAs-
Der; Board Of Manegers-SHEPPARD DAVIS;
THOMAS A. FRED; WILLIAM HARDEsTY;
FRAsK DAVIS; WILLIAM P. FRAZIER.
By Order of the Board.
H. WEsT, President.
]. R. MITCHELL. Secretary.
January 6, 1859.
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spetial Notitts.
Thirty Years Experience
Has proved the value Of
DIR A s. TODD7S
.NTJ.RILTOIIS OR LIVER PILLS.

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. INDlGEs
TIOR,
aud other diseases OF the Liver, Stomach, and Row
els.
They ave more popular to-day than ever before
a. 10 den,onstrat ted by the testimony which we now
daily receive fran tho &c who have used them
Any one who reads the "Directions for Use'
which accompany these Pills. will be impressed
with the fact that they are entirely different froa
the cheap pills with which the country 10 flooded
For int erestinE particulars. letters &C.. see cir
eulars which with the Pills. can be obtained q
I. II. PATTERSON and j. w. COLLINS. sain
Ciairsville, and from Dealers generally throughou
the country.
n. LOGAN & CO., General Agents,
nof Wheeling. Va.
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PERMANENT OFFICE.

COMPLYING with the urgent request
" ofhundreds OF their patients,
DRs. G. N. FITCH AND J. ", SYKES
Have concluded TO remain
Permanently In Pittsburgh.
, Aud may he consulted At their Office,
mn. IsI, PENN STREET.
Opposite the St. Clair Bptel,
DsiIy, except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma,
nronehitis and all other Chronic Complaints com.
plIested with or causing Pulmonary Disease, fn-
eluding ... ..ff.'
Catarrh, Heat Disease, Affections of The
Liver, Dyspepsia, Gastriiis, Female
Compia ints, etc.
pRs. PITCH 4 SYKES would state that their
treatment of Consumption ~ bssed upon the fact
that the disease srists in the blood and system at
large, beta before during its Development in the
tuHgs, and they there fore employ Msebanoai. Hy-
gienic and Medicinal remed les 10 purify the blood
aud strengthen the system. VITA these, they use
MEDICINAL INHAJ.ATIoNs. which ,hey va luz
highly but only a. Paiiati1ss, (hauiHg no Caratirs
eSs6t phsn used aions) and Invsiids are eau toned
against wasting the prccons time OF durability on
any Wcstmeni based upon the plausible but fslss
idea that the ssat the disease be reached In
direct mannerby 1nhalatien, for be fore tssed
the seat orAsdsesss iN tAs hlood aad se1ts snls
la the lungs.
No charge lor consultation.
A list of questions will he sent 10 those wishin.
60 consult ur by Letter. ocli
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06
Agricultural.

The Committee on Class D. D., at the
last Annual Fair, report that the persons
competing for the Premium on Field Crops
in this class, not having complied With the
acquisitions of the Society, no premiums
can be awarded 70 them.
The Comm it,ee report that the Agricul-
tural Essay of THOMAS C. TBoBURN is en-
titled to the first premium, $40.
Commitfee-E. ScArTERpxY, A. c. Ram.
AGE VIM. WARHoCK.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

Rev. Q. z. Ec6sedy,s =
Frissde ue1e him a handsome donation
sa New Year's day amounting to about $50
worth. ts- ess --ss1 d..
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The Bible Cause

Il set forth in communication from the
Rev. HA RrsHoRs, in another part Of this
paper. 10 which we refer the attention of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

COLUMBUS, Jan. Sd, '5s.
Fhe Governors message was laid befo e
Senate and House at II O'Clock to-day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

BosTok, Jan. Sd, 1858.
John Hancock, a nephew of John Han
cock, the revolutionary patriot, died yester-
day. aged IS.
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TEACHERS. EXAMINATIONS.

TEACHERS are notified that the usual monthly ex-
uinssion wiii take place in the Mariete Street
h.ei House, In 81. cisirsvils, on SATURDAY. the
N Of yany. Each applicant shous be present at 10
,eioek, A. h, and should come provided with
"a PENCIL and postage stamped envelope. The
euinstion in Arithmetic will close at l2 O'Clock,
u.iu Euei irh Grammar OF o'clock, p. n. in
sstr hsanshes n y o'clock, ,. \.
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, GA special dispatch to the Commercial
says the Legislature of Illinois convened at
Springfild yesterday. Democrats unite in
regsfd to Senatorial election. A caucus
was held Saturday which determined elec-
ton to take place "Wednesday, p m. At
sempts were made yesterday to organize; the
Republicans refused to attend. Only q tenn
porary Organization was effected. This
moveme Mt Indicate an intention TO postpone
the election by balloting.
PHILApELPHIA, Jan. 4.
A special dispaah to Forney's Press say.
the Illinois Legislature met yesterday The
Republicans of e ,ch house sbsented them.
selves. Meaking up quorum in order to
give the ADMINISTRATION time to br5e Demo
CRITIC members to go against Douglas
Morrison was elected Speaker of the House
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4.
A special dispatch from Springfield, H.,
announces hat Douglas was nominated by
the Democratic caucus.
No election of Speaker has taken place
in either Ho use, the absenc of the Repub
Iican members leaving both branches with
out qnorums.
THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
Congress is once more in sess ion, but
nothing has been done worthy of note The
Senate met in the new .hsll. When we
hear OF any proceedings more interesting
than blank paper, we will certainly lav i;
before you.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

HARTFORD, Jan. Sd, '5S.
Henry L. Ellsworth had bequesthtd about
500 GOO TO Yale College.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

t1rhe next rexolsr Meeting Of the Belmont
Media Society win b. ketd ut Barnesville, On
Monde, January 10Th, 1859. M w. JUSKIss.
Secretary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

~Democratic State Conventions will
be held in New Hampshire on the 9th of
Jsnun ,ry and in Kentucky on the slh. and
in Tel .ssee on the 9th of March.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-01-06

The Assembly was organized by the
election of Mr.. Liulejohn, Rep ,as Spesker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17

a SENSITIVE HoRsE anecdote. iIlus.
tratiye Of tho wit If the Irish "iaryies > is
gong the rounds in Dublin Mr.. Is a
man OF aliermanic proportions He chartered
an outside car t'Otber day at Island Bridge
b'Traek, and drove to the post-ofice. On ar
rying Re rendered the driver sixpence, which
was strictly the fare, though but scant remu
neratiOn for the distance. The iaryey saw at
glance the snail coin, but in place Of taking
the money which Mr.. - hell in his hand
he busted himself putting up the steps of the
vehicle, and then, going to the we'll at the back
OF the car, took thence piece Of carpeting,
from which he shook ostentatiously the dust
and straIghtwsy covered his horses head with
It Alter doing so, he took the fare" from
the passenger. who, surprised at the deliber
elton with which the jsrvey had gone through
the whole OF these proceedings. inquired, "why
did you cover the horses beai - To which
the JarVey. with humorous twinkle Of his
eye, and the infinite amusem mt of the an
proving bystanders, replied, Why did cover
the horses head? Is tnat what you want n
know Well, because didn I want TO let the
decent haste see that he carried 40 big A
load 30 far for ono little sixpence9' 20 It should
he added, in justice to the worthy citizen. that
a half crown immediately rewarded the jaryey
f,r bis ready joke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17

A NEw KISK.-Mr. Thomas IIodgsop. n
white man, in New York. processes to have
discovered an article that will take the kinks
out OF the hair Of persons of negro blood. At
a lecture on Tuesday night, which was attend
ded by colored persons Mr.. Hodgson explained
his unique discovery. We copy the following
account Of his experiments from the New York
Times
Mr.. Hodgson looked at the contents of the
tin pan-tne tin-pan having been over the gas
jet all this time-and finding that it had warmed
up considerably, took it of and straightway pro-
posed to commence the unkinking process, if any
lady would come up. But the ladies were bash
tul IN the presence Of so largo an audience
and there was danger that the Great African
Cnklnker In the tin-pan would get chilled
beivro a subject could be found. Finally a
male subject was induced to 60 forward, who
sgreei to let him experiment upon fifty strands
Mr.; Hodgson went at him, and before the fe-
males had finished their second giggle, that
which In its natural state did not appear to be
more than two inches long, was shown to the
audience as straight as looms leg-as glossy
as a beavers back ater a splurge, and near
twelve inches inlength. There was certainly
great improvement, but the ladies insisted that
there was little wool and little kink there
yet, remark which caused colored gentleman
to express the opinion that there was no satisfy
ing some people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-17

Tag ASSEMBLED WISDON OF MIssoURI-
Pending discussion in tho Missouri LeeisIa-
ture on a bill entitled, AN act for the benefit
Ct JnO- A Franks, Of Cape Girardeau City.
allowing him to sell beer on Sunday Mr.
Norris relieved himself as follows:
'Mr Speaker. the gentleman from ST. Louis
(Ar. krlbbcD) thinks he has removed nv OBJ
5etions By his amendment. Now, L consider
that the most Objectionable feature of the whole
bill (LdUsbter-) be tells this House that the
term lager beer is too indefinite, and. there
fore, be substitutes "beer." In the same breath
he turns around and inserts "native wine -
Now, sir, the latter term is entirely too inde6
mite, too. Why, sir, the every particle of this
old red eye whisky he talks about can be
made into native wine" Pass MANY such acts
as this, and there would be nothing but native
wine" Ii would &c as c0mmnE as ssHenrv
Clay private stock, twenty-five years OLD, >
an inexhaustible supply of which you can find
IN every dOggery in Kentucky. daughter }
why, sir, all the juniper berries lcgwo0d and
dOgieg tobacco ia the country would be exhaus-
ted to get up this "native wine"
And the motion to refer being Withdrawn,
Mr- Pritchard moved to amend by adding after
the words native wins" native and foreign
hu u'thead," Cincinnati electricity" " ride
Uaisky, "targle foot red eye, and ..blus
Tuin (Great Laughter)