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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

The undersigned VIII continue the Wholesale Grocery and
Liquor Business this old stand OF J. =. Reid NJ 10
Main street, opposite the B. R. r. Depot viii
always be found With large stock OF Groceries
eIgn and Domestic Wines and Liquors. JOHN REID.
The undersigned having purchased the Interest
n the soap and Candle manufacturing Will continue
business the Factory formerly occupied by J Reid
Maia street, ghere he viii keep supply Of
bionid Candles aud an the variety q Family Faney
Soaps that h In general use. EDWARD RETD
I'm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14

SEE advertisement of DIR. sanford's Liver In
Visorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-14
Notice of Dissolution.

NUgICo OF OIsBOIuJIOu.
THE partnership heretofore existing
i signed under the FIRM OF J. & y. Reid, the Groesry
and Liquor business and Soap Candle Manufacturing
Is this day dissolved by mutual Eiter Of the
partners IS authorized attend the setn the
Old firm aud % use the name Of the firm IN making settle
ments. JOHN REID,
Wheeling, Jan. j, 1850. EDWARD REID.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
M'Arthur MARKET.
Cincinnati MnrkeL.
MONDAY, juno l3.

MONDAY, Juno l9.
FLoUR-The demand continues active, ,and pri-
ces are again higher. The sales to-day add up
1900 brls, closing at 1907 % for superfne, and
I 3097 10 for extra. 2,776 brls were received tho
last twenty four hours.
WHIsKY-The market opened unsettled and
closed at an advance of sIc, with sales Of % 20
brls at 253l@2SBc, the latter rate for wagon.
PRovIsIoNs--'rhere was no demand for any ar
ticle to-day worth naming. Bacon could have
been bought at &c and &c; mess Pork at l6 so, and
Lard at il Hc. Heavy bulk Sides were in de-
mdnd at SIC, but light Sides and Shoulders are
not inquired for.
GRoCERIEs--Tho business doing in the regular
way is moderate, and prices steady. Sugar GA-
@7Hc; MOlasses 37g3Sc, and Coffee l94d1l8ic,
Wharf.-The market was active and hucyant
to-day, and prices advanced j9lOc, closing firm
at 55@l SO for prime Red and 6G@l 70 for
prime White. AT the close prime Red was held
Mt go; prime White at FO@l 70.
CoRN--Tie market is steady and prices un-
changed sales 500 bush at Soc.
OARS The market is quiet and firm; sales GOO
,bush in bulk at depot, at SIC.
lRoN--Pig very dull, and, exceptin the small
way, prices are nominal. Ohio Hot blast re-
taiGrg at S3OG3l; Tennessee Pig is dull at $780,
and Blooms Mt 500.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
Gse Wt9rtBar 9rmotrat.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Democratic Meeting.

Hon. VIM. Il. STAFFORD being in town, OF
Tuesday, end cOnsenting to address the peo
pie, large number o. our citizens met at thC
Court House, on that evening, and ogani izel
by eIectng E. A. BRATTON Esq, Chairman,
and A. PEABcE. Secretary. Mr. Stafford was
then introduced aud delivered a highly int er.
esting and stirringsreech upon Ihe issues. State
and National, Of this campaign. He spoke
Of the measures Of State policy the Indepen.
dent Treasury Law, the law for the semi.an-
nuul collection of taxes and the law prOyid-
ing for the payment of the State deb, for
the repeal of which Black Repu bican bank
ers, stock jobbers and Others who would like
to rob the State Of her money, are now clam
oring. Then turning to National affairs. he
gave history OF the adoption Of that clause
in the Constitution which provides for the
return OF lugitives from service or labor, and
the enactments of 1893 and 1850 relative
thereto, The latter of which the Republicans
now desire repealed.
Upon the conclusion Of Mr.. SAFFoED S
speech, several other gen tlemen we're called
on for remarks, but excused themselves on
various grounds. 1t was expected that Mr..
YAPLE would BE- present and address the
meeting, but on Tuesday he wCs unable from
sickness to leave ChillcoIhe. The meeting
adjourned at 10 o'clock.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Intelligence from Indiana.
PC WELL SLADE, saws:

ABGNqToN, Wayne Co., Ind, Aug. 81, 1857.
"Allow me to say that Hooaand's German Bit.
ters have truly performed miracles in this part
oftho country, and there are many who eau and
do speak ofits eXcelency and intrinsic merits
| send you the names of some who have been
greatly relieved by it-J. J. Swing, Mrs. D. D
Carson, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt, Mrs. John Minor
Mr.. NJ. Reige, Mrs. F. Sell and many Others"
These Bitters are intended for Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and Disea-
Sos arising from disordered stomach They wa
perform what it is said they will. For sale by
druggists and storckecperSin every town and vii
lago in tho United States, Canadas, West Indies
and South America, at IS cents per bottle. See
that you get IIoofand's German Bitters.
signature ison the wrapper of each bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16

consider this mob-this negro mob as ar
isolated affair." as an affair Of the two or threi
hdndred negroes only, who assembled on tina
occasion, and'viclated and outraged the laws
of their country? Is there any other man in
the Senate who believes that it originated
among these negroes. DO not we all know
The ramilisd means which are employed by
the Abolitionists openly by word and Prinl
everywhere, to stimulate these negroes tC
acts Of violence, recommending them to arm
themselves, and to slay, murder aud kill any
body in pursuit of them, in order to recover
and call them back TO the duty and service
from which they had escaped? =
Does not every body know that it is not the
work o the miserable wrelches (tLe blacks)
who are without the knowledge, and with
out perfect consciousness Of what became
them or was their duty? They are urged on
and stimulated by speeches, some of which
are made on this floor and in the House oil
Representatives, and by prints which are
sea tered broadcast throughout the whole
country. The proclamation, then, has high
er and greater aims. II aims at The main
tenaRce Of the lao; IT AIMS AT PUTTING DOWN
ALL THOSE WHO WOULD PUT DOWN THE LAW
AND THE CONSTITUTION, be THEY
BLACK OR WHITE"
After continuing in this strain for a time,
he added with emphatic emphasis:
"When the whole northern country--to
nm extent not aIarmingly great, to be sure
is iled with the doctrines Of Abolition; de,
nouncing Shareholders as thieves and murder
ers, aud calling upon portions of the com.
munity to subvert and trample under foot
:he laws Of the land and the Constitution it.
self; when the Senator from New Hamp
shire has seen, as he ought TO have seen, chat
these poor negroes were but the ats.paws
OF those who had not the courage TO show
their own faces, and the President has Cho-
sen to issue proclamation, pretending
not only the blacks, but their aiders, abet.
tors and accessories-who am | more anx-
ious TO see punished than the blacks them.
se!yes--he rises here with his usual compll-
cency, and says il is childish and ridicuovs
Sir, ! call uron The Senate 10 stand by the
PresideEt, and stand by the Constitution; to
uphold their laws and TO PROSTATE all eppo-
sitiUn, from what source soever it may emln.
ute, whether from those who put forward the
unhappy blacks, or those who stand back
and have not the courage to show their own
faces"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
what the Press Say.

"CosTAR's' EIterminators are invalua-
bic remedies for clearing houses Of all sorts
Of vermin. With all confidence we recon-
mend them.-N Y. Daily State Register.
"CosTAR's" remedies for all domestic
pests, such Ss Rats, Reaches, Bed-Bugs
Ants, Fleas, sc. are invaluable; We can
speak from actual knowledge OF their merits.
DRU6GIsTs snd DEALERS should send their
orders early, if they would secure a trade in
lhem.--Nelo York Journal.
IL shall write something about your FIX
as can do so with propIieiy.---
They are selling rapidly here and destroying
al! vemin-Ed. Banner Fayetls, No.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
Henry Clay OH Violations of thC
FugitiVc-SInVc Law.

Al the present time, when an organized
effort is being made in our State to resist the
Fugitive.slave Law; when public meetings
are called, attended by the Governor and
other digntares, to sympathize with those
who have been punished for forcibly resist
ing it, the remarks of Henry Clay in the Uni
ted States Senate in 1850, on this subjec t,
will be read with interest A large majori.
ty Of the Republican party, which it is sought
to place in an attitude of open hostility to
the execution OF this enactment, were for.
merly-and, indeed. as long as he lived-lhe
warm admirers and devoted friends Of Mr..
Clay and stanch adherents of his political
creed. In the fall Of 1850 some disturban-
ces occurred in Boston, growing cut of the
arrest of fugitive from slavery, who was
rescued by an Abolition mob. When the
Senate met that year, Mr.. Clay made some
remarks, which may be found in Cotons
SPEECHES Of Henry Clay, volume 2, page
6O9.
After expressing approval Of the course of
President Fillmore in executing the laws Of
the United States, and after stating that the
Fugitive Enactment had been executed in
various cities, and had failed only in Bos-
ton, Mr.. Clay said:
II confess, sir, that when heard Of the
first failure, ,Das most anxious TO hear OF
the case of another arrest Of fugitive slare
in Boston, that the experiment might be
again made, aud that il might be satislacto-
rily asceItained whether the law could or
could NOT be executed in Boston. There
fore, with profound surprise and regre:
heard Of the recent occurrence, in which the
law had been again treated with contempt,
and the Court house of the country violated
bv an invasion of a lawless force. Sir,
stated upon a former occasion, that the mob
consisted chiefly. as it is now stated by the
President, of blacks. But when adverted
10 that fact, had in my mind those. where
ever they may be. in high or low places, who
instigated, melted or stimulated to these
deeds Of erormity those poor, black, deluded
mortals.
"They are the peasons who ought to be
reached; they are the persons who ought to
be brought 10 condign punishment; and, |
trust, il there be any incompetency in exis-
ting laws to punish those who advised, aud
stimulated, and instigated those unfortunate
blacks to these deeds of lawless enormity,
, that the detect will be supplied, and the
rsdlly ouiltg party who turks behind put
ting forward these Wretches will be brought
to Justice. believe-at least hope-the
existing laws will be found competent to
reach their case.'
After denouncipg the course OF Senator
Hale, of New Hampshire, Mr.. Clay proceed
ed:
"Now, what is the aim of the ssnator3 To
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16

OF Court of Common Pleas has been in
session since Monday, with a pretty large
attendance, but having been mostly confined
to the office we do not know what business
has occupied its attention. Judge johnson
Presides.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
CURE FOR HARD TINES !
Ladies, Have yOu heard of the --latest
Discovery!
WASH. Boards and Washing Ma.
chineS nat uRe1 nom I

T HAVE FOR SALE A RECIPE, which tells
l yoa tho quickest easiest. cheapest and pleas
antest mode Of Cleaning or Washing Clothes ever
yet tried, and the boiling, pounding, and rubbing
is dispensed with. llall-d-day's washing can be
donein ONE HOUR, and saving fuel, wear and
tear of the clothes, and laborng over wash
board. Any kind Of garment can DO washed
by this mode wthoutits iading,--gving the gar
ment white appearance, &C., &c. The cost is
almost nothing. The Recipe has been tested by
the most experienced Lauucer es, and has never
failed in single instance to give entire salisiac
tion. Ladies, you have chance of'doing away"
with the process of washing in a half.a-day,
killing yourselves over wash board, saving
your time, fuel, &C., &C., and now improve this
chance and send for the Recipe. Price so cts.
!zSy- Address II. BOWEN, jackson, G. H.,
Ohio, and you wall have it forwarded to you i'm
mediately.
sd3- Good Reference can he had, ifany one is
in doubt ofthis Recipe being as above stated.
May 10, ls59.--4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16

OF We direct attention to the Card Of
Foggitt g. Moore, Proprieitors Of the Valley
House, Chllicothe. Give this fine Hotel
trial under its present management. You
will not regrei it.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16

CHANGEO,-By a notice in another place
it will be observed that the regular meetin gs
of Delta Lorge, No. 2O7, T rec and Accepted
Masons, will be held hereafter on Tuesday
preceding the full moon, and when the moon
fulls on Tuesday, the meeting will be held
the same evening.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16

REFREsHMENTs.-In the basement Of the
building in which our Office is located will
be found Lemonade, cakes, crackers, aud 9th.
er ''garding sass" and our typographical
friend, JOHN GIBSON, who will wait upon
customers from early lnorn till dewY eve.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16

DEL1yQuENTs, who come to the Carkus
next Tuesday with "pocket full of rocks
can leave a few at the Democrat office. 1t
is astonishing what vast amount OF small
change there is in the country when a show
comes to town. At other times it is very
scarce,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16


Death 10 all VcTmin."
AS SPRISG approaches,
ANTS and REACHES,
From their holes come out,
And Nice and Rats,
In spite OF Cats,
Gaily ship about.
Bed BUGS bite
You, in the right,
As on the bed you s'nmber,
While INSECTS crawl
Thro' chamber and hall,
in squads without number.
IT'S TRULY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainty. Rats, Reaches, Mice, Moles
Ground Mice, Bed-Bugs, Ants, Noths, Mos
quitoes, Fleas, Insects on Animals, in short
every species or Vermin, are utterly de-
stroyed and exterminated by
'COstar's' Rat, Roach, sc. EXterminatoT,
'COstar's' Bedabug ExterminGtOr,
'COstar's' Electric Powder, for Insects.
Supplied dircct, by mail, to any address in
the United States, as follows:
On receipt of Sl,00, box Of the RAT
EoAcu, &c. EXT,
On receipt of S2 90, a box each Of the RAT,
Roach, &c. EXT, and ELECTRIC Pow
DER, (sent postage paid } sufficient to de.
siroy the vermin on any premises.
Sold by DRUGGIsTs and DEALERS every
where.
"CosTAR's" PRINCIPAL DEPor, 42O BROAD.
WAY. ~ Y.
P.S,-Cirulars, terms, &C., sent by mail on
application.
co. WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR WEsT'y
Pa, ONO, IND, sc.
A! Pittsburg, Pa, B. L. FARNEFTOcX g.
Co., and Others
AT Cincinnati, o., JOHN D. PARK, and
others.
AT Indianapolis, Ind, ROBERT BRowSIYG,
and others.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16

OF Major BRATToN has just received a
fine lot of Groceries, of all descriptions, at
his new Store room. Call and see him.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
BRATTON e. CO.'S
FURNITURE DEPOT F.!
First Door East of Court House,
McARTDUR, D.

WTE have large and splendid .-sz=Tz=s.
w stock Of Furniture Of all sIs.ee
kinds at tho lowest cash prices. SsElsiis-EsEtE
Our friends and the public are requested to cal
and examine before buying elsewhere. oul
stock eonsistsin part of
bureaus, Tables, Stands, Chairs, LOun-
ges, Cribs, Cradles, and all kinds of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
We expect to keep on hand an assortment Of
plain, velvet covered Collins, and Metallic Cases
furnished TO order, and attend to all calls in the
Undertaking BUSINESS promptly.
Z. A. BRATTON & co.
March9, lS59.-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
Coffee.
Teas.
Tobacco.

hODaccO.
80 Butts Sutherlin's Star.
20 " James pOgndJ.
30 Florence llughnes' Long !0s.
70 Caddy Boxes Prairie Chicken.
20 Butts Flora Temple.
25 Kegs Gedgo Dc Bros Six Twist.
20 Gross S. b. Williams Fine Cut chewing.
60 bbls Queen City Cut and Dry.
40 half bbl5 do
BUSKIRK &c DAVIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
Nails.

200 Kegs assorted, for sale low.
March 2S, '59-Iy. BUSKlRK & DAVIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
RE-oPENED APRn Il, 1859
VALLEY HOUSE,

CHlLLlCOTHE, OHIO.
pvz1 rTIlISis the largest and best arrang-
MMH#A l. Hotel in Chilicothe, il located on
sisil y Paintstreet, opposite the Court House
lsatL and in the very center Of the,businoss
s=-1.=--'--= part of tine city.
The House has undergone thorough repair
and cleaning from cellar to garret, aid now pre-
sents an appearance sec nd to no Hotel in the
western world.
The sleeping rooms are large and well ventla-
ted, and suites Of rooms arc well arranged tor
families and large parties.
The proprietnrs will spare no pains or expense
to make the Valley Hou favorite place Of re-
Sort tOGGlIT & MOORE,
june g. lS59.-tfo. Proprietors.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
SulndrieS.

SundrieS.
IS Boxes Palm Soap.
20 " No. Soap.
60 A" German do
40 " Fancy do
so I" and half boxes Star Candlss,
Is " Tallow Candles.
rs Kegs Bi-CaTbonate Soda.
100 Dog. assorted Brooms.
4C Bales No. Batting.
80 No. 9 Batting.
100 Doz. Buckets.
90 Nests assorted Tubs.
Is bbls Pulverised Saleratus.
100 Doc. Bed Cords.
80 Reels Back Yarn.
Is Doc Zinek Wash Boards.
100 Boxes Raisins.
800 Reams assorted Wrapping Paper.
81 Boxes Starch.
T5 I" Assorted Candy.
30 Bags Assorted Shot
rs Bales Bar Lead.
'' BUSKIRK &c DAVIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-16
M A M MOTH CIRCUS,
THE GREAT
TABERNACLE OF ANUSENINTS1

/ IL ~ tLh avn Va AlhObA ~ " y
DIVERS & DERIOUS' Grand Entertainment
LII of Hag5sties, comprising EquestriaRS, GYM
aaSttcs, Bali,t, Musical and Dramatic perform
ances; ;-all exhibited for one price of admission
under their Mammoth Travelling Pavilion, by
the most Talented Troupe of Riders, Gymnasts
and Pantomimists in America; combined with
the highest order of Artists in the Terpsichorean
Musical and Dramatic professions Making this
Company the most complete, diversified, and un-
paralleled establishment on the Western Cont
nent. Everything Novel, Original, and Newly
Equipped for the Season of 1859, under the spe-
ca supervision of the experienced managers
Messrs. RIVERS g. DERlOUS.
LOOK AT THE ARRAY OF TALENT.
! Lady yEauestriennes:- Camille, Mad.
Wood MILE Marie, NH Inez ard Marguerite
Leading Male Equestrians:-Richard Riv-
ers, L. Derius, q. Rivers, f. Rivers Sig Gimino
Mons. Lefort, L. Woods, Young, AlOnza and e
Dumas.
Gymnasts, Aerobats and Jugglers:-J.
& Ii. Bordeau, the Motley Brothers, Herr, Trek
! ler and Mons. Moift, the Grotesque Gymnasts;
the Four American Acrobats, Ysn-see and Dor
NEE, the Jugglers; G. Melville, T. Kngly, La
borde and Stephens, the Great Leapers, Vaulters
and Tpmblers.
Leading Ballet Artists:-Mons. Jerome
Francois, Antoine and Conrad. The Juvenile
Corps-La Petits, Annette, Elise, Clari, Ame-
lia and Masters Washington, Eddie, Willie, Os-
car, and Edmund.
The Five Great Clowns:-FosteT, Rock
well, BoIinO, Nichols and Dan Young.
The Company is possessed of stud of Thor.
ough bred Ring Horses, with a score of di-
minutive performing SHETLAND PONIES,
many Of them imported this season from the most
celebrated establishments of Europe.
The Thrilling Spectacle Of MAZEPPA, or
the Wild Horse of Tartary, will be presen-
ted by Talented Corps of Dramatic Artists, as
sisted by the entire strength Ct the Com any
This delightful Poetic Legend will conclude the
Entertainments.
The Grand Procession will enter town at 10 A.
NJ. Two Exhibitions daily, Afternoon and Eve
ming.
For full particulars ofPerformances, see News
papers, large and small Descriptive and Pictorial
Bills.
Also, new feature for thisseason from the
CELESTIAL EMPIRE,
A Wonderful TROUPE OF CHINESE ARTISTS
comprising Necromancers, Jugglars, Knife
throwers, kagieians and Sorcerers, will, in the
course of the performances, exhibit their incredi
BILE feats of Lee ERp EaA IN, BALANCING, UeeLISa
FRE-EATNa, MIRACULOUS TRANSFORMATIONS,
TRICKS of SoRcKRY, and the astounding feat of
IMPALNe HUdAN BODY with SHARP POINTED
KNIVES; feat never accomplished by any but
CHIN GAM -CH0NG, the Great Magician and
Director of these Wonderful Celestials.
This Company will exhibit at Athens Monday,
June Goth; at jackson "Wednesday, June 22d.
F. CoULDocK, Agent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04
TELEGRAPHIC.

SspshnSh, Ian. 81, = Sales Of cotton to day
GAO bales. Holders are firm, and the market
generally unchanged. Bayers are unwilling
operators al present prices. ,..
,Charleston, Jan. 81. -Sules Of cotton to day
2,oOO bales, at unchanged prices.
Nep York, Jan. 81. -Sales Of cotton to day
700 bales at declining prices. Middling Up
lands are quoted al lat cents. Flour heavy,
with sales Of 1000 barrels. Wheat dull,
sales 5000 bushels. Corn quiet sales $4,000
bushels. Rosin heavy at vi IS. Spirits Of
Turpentinc dull al 30 cents. Rice firm at
9ta44 cents.
Mobiie,r Jan. 3l.--Salss Of cotton TO day
$500 bales. Middlings lit cents. Market
closed quiet.
Nesc Orleans, Jan. 3i.-Salrs Of cotton
500 bnes. The market is unsettled, and
quotations are nominnian unchanged. Su.
gar IL iirm, and has advanced / cent. Molas-
SEES has declined half cent. Mess Pork buoy
ant md advanced IS n SO cents per barrel
Ribbed sides are quoted at 81 cents.
81. Louis, Jan. 26.-The New Mexican
mail has arrived from Santa Fe, bringing nc.
counts Of thu massacre of seven whils men,
and the wounding of others, by the Nevada
Indians. An indiscrminate border war is
anticipated.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

u We think it is hardly known even to
the most intelligent of our readers, how deep
some of the sciences are looking down into
the mysteries OF creation. We knew there
were wonderful discoveries in these times,
and wonderful uses made of them, but did
not know the chemists were initiating IN their
crucibles and even surprising the most won
derful productions of organic life. During
our visit to Lowell we were introduced by
one Of their prominent citizens to the labo
ratory Of DR.. Aver. Inventor of Cherry Pee
torai aud Cdthartic Pigs.) where we were
shown with generous frankness. his processes
and his products. This master genius Of his
art lie manufacturing the subtle essence Of
flowers from tar and other vegetable sub
stances. His essence Of PiHe Apple, Straw
berry, Checkerberry, Ounce, Pear, Canella,
Cinnamon, DO, not only equal but they ex
coed in purity Of flavor those vegetables
themselves. His oil Of Winter green is pnrer
and of better flavor than any that can be
gathered from the plant-and yet is made by
chemical composition from the Hydro carbons
in .srl His process is, to analyze the sub
stance and find the exact ultimate atoms of
which it is made. then recompose them in the
same proportions which exist in nature
Christidn Advocate.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04
TRIBUTE.

Whereas. it has pleased the Supreme Ruler
Of the universe to remove frQm Time to Eter-
nifty our beloved brother, WIN. 4. ARMSTRONG,
who departed this life at his residence in
Meigs county, on Thursday. the 9th Of No
yember lSb8-Tf erefore,
Resolved That in his death his family lost
an affectionate father, the community one Of
its most useful and upright citizens, and our
Lodge one Of its best members.
Resoived, That we deeply sympathise with
the family and friends OF the deceased in
their loss and offer our coincidence to his
family, and that we wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days
Resoived, That the proceedings be spread
upon the records Of our Lodge and q blank
Leaf be left in our records for the inscription
of our brothers birth, age and death.
and that copy be furnished the
Athens Poet and Cleveland Banner for pub
LEGATION. -
ResoiSed, That the Secretary Of this Lodge
furnish the family Of the deceased with a
copy Of these proceedings.
WM. O. MARTIN,
1. T. RUSSELL,
T. McCoRKLE,
Committee.