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TINE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS FARTNE- oybc very fine for
DesSerts and an elegant and dainty
dish for tho sick --
COX'S SPARKLING GELATIFNSE;--A old "a
y0tilc With tho Idics for Jeilics-
bright, clear aid beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY W1NE--Iust tho article
In TO use with COx's Gelatine-of rich
J.ii and luscious flavor: Ha .uI. ..
BAKERS COC0A-WarTanted Pure, a delicious
and nutritious beverage
uECKER'S FARINA-PIepared especially for
30, inValids and children. y II.u
ANGUSTURA BITTERS--Tho genuine article
for ladies and children IN feeble
health. =. " 30"
WINE OF PEPSTN-Tlo most perfect remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia,
CORN STARCH-For Puddlngs and Custards.
TAPI0CA-A splendid dessert, either alone or
At ,LAUGHIpJ, SMITH ) CO.,
juu1l,I Wholesale Druggists, Main st,
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Temperature Of the Earth's Interior

The St. Louis Republican, says: at is
understood that committee Of scientific
men, to be appointed by the Smithsonian
Institute, intend upon obtaining the rcqui.
site permission TO open the artesian well
at the County Insane Asylum to Nsccrtain
the temperature ut various distances be-
low the CaElh's surface. The information
thus derived with the delicate recording
instruments which would be at their conf
mand would be very interesting, MS the
well was sunk to u depth OF 3,843t feet
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SATURDAY night, Mt Quincy, Jno. d.
vison, II pedestrian, completed walk Of
one hundred hours without sleep or stop.
ping TO cat Soon after he was siczcd
with paralysis, and his lie is despaired Of.
During tho last ten or twelve hours ofEis
walk his hackers frequently applied o
whip to his back with vlgor tokcep him
from sIeenIng. NJ,
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THE New York SUD Of Monday do
clares its belief TINT the NATHAN murder
was the work Of some one who remained
in the house. It's remarks seem to point
to Mrs. KELLEY and her son, but they
equally reflect on all livingin thehousc.
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TIE Register puts US this conundrum
"AIr. suALLcRoss undoubtedly can and
will be elected, but will Mr.. BRowN:'
Yes; and this is how twill ,happen. Mr.
BRowx will be elected the Sheriff Mr.
sHAL1cRoss will be elected TO stay d
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WED LOCK- TIE BASIS OF
w Civil socIety.-EssayS for Young Men. on
the honor and happiness OrsMarIagO, and tho
evils and dangers OF CclIbacy-WIth sanitary
help for the attainment Of mans true position in
life. Sent free, In scaled envelopes. Address,
Howard ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
nnal.hkr NJ. /. - ~
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New COTTON, the herald ola good crop
comes in. The first bale was at Savan.
nah last Tuesday, and brought forty cents,
1t was forwarded TO New York the same
1nV
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WEDNESDAY; AUGUsTl7,ls7O
Going Back ON the ssWhlte Mans
#-i PartY.1

Two years ago, the State Central Dem.
ocratic Committee: the chief ornament
and Chairman whereof was and Is yet the
editor Of the R91lFF, planned grand out,
pouring Of he 'UntcFriied on Wheeling
Island. The demonstration was specially
designed TO catch the wOrklngmen; and
to make II attractive to them that prince
of toilers, SAN. CAHY, Of Cincinnati-who
never in all his life alea morsel Of bread
in the sweat Of his ibrow-and RICHARD
TREvELLYcK, of Michigan, who at some
time fife had really Iaborel with his
hands, were brought here by tie Commit
mittce aforesaid, as the orators and fea-
lures of the occasion. twill beremember'
cd that then as now the. Democratic mind
was much troubled about negro equality;
and worklugmen were especially copjur'
cd to resist the,granting Of political rights
TO him on the ground that it would make
him their competitor in the field Of labor
and their social rival everywhere. twill
be remembered, too, that at this time j. n
LAxosrox, d Ohio, dcolOted man ofedu'
cation and abilIty',waslslI special object Of
polite attention at the hands otthc IRegEste,
because he once made a speech in Mari
eta, Gov. STEVENSON having made a
speech in th6 saiht town: D - a : z;
It's n suggestive commentary on oil
this to read now ithat the Labor Congress
now in session at Cincinnati, in which sew
raj colored men arc delegates, is presided
over by this same Mr. RICHARD TREvEL-
LYcK, who wouldn't have sat in the same
convention with a negro two years ago
on any account; and that this same
"horny.hand' CAHY who was then max
ing the appeal Of . demagogqe to igno.
rance and prejudice against the negro
actually asked TO be admitted to seat in
this same Congress on IN equality will
the colored delegates Then TO make the
present position Of these two worthless still
more conspicuous, Mr.. LANGsToN asks to
be admitted alongside Of CARY; and, aftel
stormy fight over some alleged Offence
ofLAN0sroN's a year ago, he is admitted
by a large vote Of the Congress, and bIr
CARY finds lit4sslH at last where he has
so long dreaded to DO, on an equality wiz
negro-Eand that too ofhls own seeking
Now wlisn DIcKfT RRvELLYCK and SAN
CARY g0backiiks This, in two short years
on the cardinal dogma ofthe Democratic
faith as prcached'heSe, what may We no
apprchendy, rg.jrS:G"y US. .. ,
Who knows where on this question tw'
years mere nay lind Tic lights Of the
Democracy hepenAnd the organ of th'
"ruling race pa One step was taken ii
the direction Of CAIrY by admitting a col
ored man 70 one Of tAe Democratic town
ship meetings here n month ago. Tia
step was not rebuked. z WHO can prcdic
how fst or far the leaders Of Democratic
sentiment here will travel in two year
more on the road taken by those renowned
Democrats and w0rl1ingmen, CARY ant
TREvELIYcK? We tremble for the De
mocracy Of the future. GA 4
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Inc, ttkgtSleFS antiquarian Illus eO'Ao
comfort in going back TO last year and re-
producing some remarks of ours about o
Republican who was then reported to
have worked against the Republican tick
ct, tho Register assuming that the person
then referred to isIone OF the nominees Of
Mondays Convention. Suppose this were
true, what Of ity We didn't run the Re
publican Convention as the editor Of the
Register did the Democratic Convention
We arc not responsible for the Republican
nominations, as he is for the Democratic
nominations, If VIC had been us skilfuI
in the art Of lettcr.writing as he, We could
no doubt have defeated the nomination Of
the gentleman to whom the Register re-
:crs, If we had had any wish TO do so.
But the revival Of our remarks by the
Registsr affords US IN opportunity 10 say,
that We have had the amplcst assurances
from the gentleman then referred to by US
that he did not in last years election either
receive compensation from the Republican
committOe" or work against the Republican
ticket, and that the contrary statement
made to us, on which our structures were
based, was entirely erroneous.
As TO the nominee for Recorder, to
whom our neighbor refers. it will be well
to bear in mind that tho sturdy Tcuton is
tho coming man Of these times. Our
Bismarck is going straight 10 the Court
House, just us the other Bismarck is to
Paris II you don't believe 1t, just wait
till you hear from the Independent Re-
public. .......
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hSES Editors Of the EntelTOsAeer :a,You will
~ please announce JAS. n. CHARNOCK,
tho Blacksmith, as tho, Peoples candidate for
SHERIFP or Quo CoUNrT, at tho ensuing cleo.
ton, and Obllgc, MANY VOTERS.
WHEELING, W. Va, July l6, 1870. jyls
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t4:EF@FoR SHERIFF. htiltOrS Iatsliygeneer:
4tESSh Please announce mo rs the Peoples
Candidate for the SheFifalty Of Ohio County.
ly28.H .'' '+r' ''li'' HENRY CONANT,
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49, FOR SHERIFF. =EaliOs ZatsRlgtn,
49, Ger: You will please announce John
Howell Of Clay Township 10 an Independent
Candidate for Sheritf Of Ohio County at tho Gu
suing election, subject TO no Star Chamber die.
aGga.S - MANY VOTERS.
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The Register tries to make somebody
believe that Mr., Brown, like DTr. SHALL
CROSS, was nominated by minority Of his
party. That device is too shallow, and
tho dtGercnccin the two cases too plain to
deceive anybody. The Democrats held .
regular formal election, after anOtiCe Of
ten days, at which nearly their whole
vote was cast; and OF the vote cast Mr.
SuALLcRoss received less than third and
OF tho WHOLE party vote but fourth: The
Republicans held no election. They held
township meetings ut which delegates
were chosen 10 a convention. On the
third bsllotin this convention, delegates
representing and casting majority Of
the whole Republican vote of the county
ast4hat majority for Mr. BRowN.
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Iris noteworthy, that the proclamations
Of KING WILLIAM, assuring Frenchmen
that Germany Is not warning against
France, but against tho dynasty of NAPo-
LEON, arc the exact parallOl-we might
say, c6uHterpart-or those which tho
Great NAPOLEON was accustomed to issue
in his wars with Germany. Then the
German King was silent-now 1t is the
Emperor of France. Success in arms is
not the only thing that is denied to L. N;
all the tactics Of his uncle belong to tho
enemy.
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ss,5OO.1NPR p i. LII 81!
n aa bplTr.1H= !: y Il + Ina d" =
N. NORTHWEST 3 INVEST VIRGINIA i 4
d,Ipd ,7ltp .ss.lo,'"a groiqsr u
Agricultural d III I: I. !. $. l;ly
Iai gu.. T. -,EIl ~. u .si.ue . :,
viii Offer 'he aD s amount .Ss r. Os competed
~ t,al 79hN q.roM aai o.
e: !: &: !: + t: f. !: G..
Isdr us+aiat YsAIuK .'g,% a4a
u ITO BE 1EBFft 1Rat 8S THEIR GROUNDS ROUNDS 3
IwH Z EEL Il N { Il. ISLAND silaA4l f. !,
ItGd91G ~ mn1l Ia ii ao,io Ir 4
h y; " ea!bmcmoS pdy hi . f,..,n
L' ,.',, rAw J; "a .!.1Aoll I'd ItrJb on ltuat
SSRPte q! 'r: t:sI!5i5! a 4 q
FIfSt DAy-WednIGaay, SeptaT4th.rii /.
No.A.-Premum $aoO for Raci,lug DE-; Pacing
~ Horses, Mares or Ceilings, 10 90 as they
plcasCs milo Heats, btst 8 IN s. $lP5 to
- ~ hrst hOEsG, $50 10 second. 81 % third.
No. 9-Prcmtum $50 for Trottug lshllllnns in
1sP PSSs UFse s 6 9S ssso 3s B e sSfTg y
N.Y. Mares Il GeIdIngS 10 a6fS5sa thas U Ra4s;
never, beaten 3, minutes IN public; mile
EiCStS' best 8 ms. SIS to Arst horse sos
Irt oSecopd:it ,g7oig.E asl2l't : -Iw e
}, ,tSetGHd Day4irha4r.aAy, sSpE 15tb.I~ a
No..4.- Premium 800 Tor tt6tung Stations it
tfaG harness; two 4ile heats. best 9 In 5. $l2S
s.7, to first horse, $50 TO second, $25 to third.
No. Premium $500 for Running Horses, Mares
IrGing or GeldinEs; milo heats, best Gin g. SIPS
IJynY to 1Est horse $s9 70 second, S2S tQ third.
No Premium $500 for TrottIng. Horses,
Hjlj Mares or GGldlngs In harness; mile heats,
Iili n bc5t s in s! $3.50 To first horse, 800 to
nd seQondt $50 to ithlrd. ,91yign.5'I NJ +.
n'isI Third Day-FridAy, Sept. 10th. d 81.
No. Premium, value 800, Silver Plato for the
u cH' fastest Red Eye Colt the get Of Robert
Red Eye, owned BY y. L. Barley, Esqi
qap Hielhcass. bcst2Iha. ,tnm %,Ij
No. Premium 600 Tor Trothng!E Horses,
Mares or GeldingS, In harness, that have
IVr never beaten $50 In public; milo heats;
'6egts 81 $Tbtpf first horse S446 10 Sec
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AUGUST 25th,a,I87o
And conlInuo Three lay6.
6oMPEF1TtoN OPEN TIC. ALL.


First Day-TAursdny, August sisth.. 4
First Raee-RunuIng: Purse. S5O-lst horse SO
Cd horse SO. Nile heats, and repeat to rule,
Second Restricting; Parse ST5-lst horse
$50, and ID horse S95. Nile heats, 10 to
harness. ''t " ~
Second DaY-FridAy, August sGth.
First Racs-Ruunlng; Purse SSO.-iSt horse so
ID horse So lIalt Mile heats IN 8 fa .el
Second Racc-Pursc $tO6-tst horse go, ID horse
$95, Sd horse SIS. For riders or drivers, trOt.
ting Or pacing horse, riding Or driving closest
to S:I5 Fhrce heats averaged h, .lg.g III.
Third Saturday, August s7th.l 90
First Confirming: two mile dash to rule ; let
horse SO, Cd horse $9S. 81" ''t :" vi 2"
Second Raee-PacIng; Purse $76=1St horse $50,
I'd horse $2n m 1u' Ana. rt.i Y'u,
ThrOc or more entries tn al {. t'V0, tp start
Good stabliuG and accommodations on the
Entries close on the ground tho day previous
to the race. ni Elit -.,Gs
Single Admission. Observation-Disclosures. 60c.
Tickets for tho three days. 81 %.
augl7 J.F. RAYNOLDs, Proprietor.
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j SPECIAL NOTICES.

38-rHtRRAu F9R 6fITo coyNTYE1!spnl
one mort for SHERtrp. = AeSFrG. EGlit0rH: Please
announce WILLIAN o. Pick a. tho WorkiHgmGn's
GAhuidRtG for ShniG SNblsct to. the declslQn Of
H NV hIsIpo1 I'm o. "'o On ny 'H uAS
: ;bGgS" IL. ~ d MKNY,voTRRs.
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IMsURANcE.

TTRE & MARINE INSURANCE IN
~ OF WHEELING. ~"
INCORPORATED Is 1851.
Fake. risks At the lowest rates 90 Building, .,
u kinds, Furniture and NeschlndIse M ~ ~
Goods In Transit. "
DIRECTORY
A. Wilson, WIN. s, Go,hor
Thomas Pollock, John Reid
John Murine, Alex. Roger
3. J. Stone, Vim, A, Wilson
A. W. PAUL,
once up stairs In the "Insurance BUILDING "
bext door 70 the MerchAnts' National BSnE
A. WILSON, Pratt.
JOHN REID, ST., Vice Prr.I
II. Q. McAFEE, Sec.yc: - jSnsS 4.
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NTNA. FIRE AND MARINE IN,
III SURANCR co. OF WHEELING "
canital, 500. 600

DnlECTORS:
VIM. 2. Simpson, Yn; G. 1Andhu,
JOhuK. BOtSfoFd, 7. u. DOdson.
Augustus Pollock, John l.. Hohbs
James r. NcCortHey,
e This Company having, been h1lly Organized IN.
now prepared t0takG EiakS upon
BniIdngB 81 all Kinds, Merchandise, Nspuhr.
turing EsabhGhmsntA Furniture and
CArH0eS or All kinds on thc
E-iagH Western Waters.
Applications for Insurance will 10 prompIlyr.
tended 70 BY the Secretary,
omes at the National Savings Bank. No q
'" ~ VIM B. SIMPSON, PrsI
y" WIN. G. HANDLAN, Vice Prrsi
6, P.HILDRRTH, SCcy
I J. r. MILLER, Asst Sec'y. Gwu
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;pRANKL1N INSURANCE COMFY
Il, OF WHEELING,
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grrgu ,..g.,.,I, GEO. W. STONER.
, thereby return thanks 70 my friends and the
public for their liberal patronage, and respect!
Arn at their place Ofl6uSIBeSs, q Market street.
aasis "a, -. l.. EEILANDER. !.
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IN rl,ur lrtWM. II. lHHlN,,l, T.
Deputy Marshal aud McsEtngcr,
For II. Slack, U. S. Mar. D.. M.Va:G,

nISsOLUTION.-T Go-partnershtp
IL heretofore existing between Nellander =
StoueF, was dissolved August lst, by mutual
consent Geo. W. St0ner Is authorized to settle
inc undeFsigue has formed i co.partnershIp
with Mr.. Henry IIankE, under the firm name o
StOncr 3 HaIEe. In the Chrome, Looking Glass,
and Picture Business. ,,a, :, as, sol
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-26

did not sympathisc 40 much with him In his
domestic Accommodations, for there was novelty
about them, and thousands had lived worse
during The war; but with their refinement and
cdacation, 1t seemed hard that they should be
shut down TO this simple labor, and that with
complete ISOLATION from all association, save
with these sable children of slavery But he
assured me that he liked it, for IL seemed like
real work for his master, and he could see that
1t was doing good. FL.
Now must close my lengthy story but let
me do it with one funny incident.
Mrs Adams was reading the Bible to old
aunt Sue when uncle IIldrcd, an old negro,
came and leaned over the gate TO listen to " dc
Dressed word" lie took off his hat rcverently,
and was deeply interested. just then little
bird lighted on his woody head, and seizing in
its bill several hairs, got up on tp-toe, trying
to pull them out, but was unable to do so in con-
sequence of their being so deeply rooted. Uncle
lIildred merely scratched the afflicted parts
and turned again to listen--but the effect on
Mrs. Adams risibles was such that the scrip
ture reading had to be suspended.
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From our Washington torresPondent.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. -, 1870


On Thursday last, dSo State of Mississippi,
being reconstructed, was admitted to the Union
by strict party vote of 80 yeas to II nays.
Dor national debt is being 81 rapidly rcduc.
ed by Republican Administration, that the
Committee of Ways and Means have determn-
sd that It Is safe to collect fifty millions of dol
lars less next year than this Thirty millions
will therefore he taken oil the Internal Rcvc
nue. aud twenty millions from the Tariff, But
Secretary Boulweif sdecidedly opposed tonny
such reduction. IIc iayors- u large reduction
of de debt before large reduction Of taxes.
lIb is decidedly In favor of Il funding bill NJ
froHOfsur to five per cent interest, and says that
l,e c0uIaltprrow hundreds Of millions of dol
lars to morrow at these rates OH American cred
IL in Europe II the bill is passed now, he
will borrow 800, ,0oS, 900 dollars before the close
Of the year, making " saving of'eight hundred
thousand dollars ay,ar To government Econ.
weeks ibis large reduction Of inteFes, will un
doubledly b0 Hlade,
Gen. Garfield who Is member of thc Com
niItee on Rules. that govern the conduct oi
the House has reported "a new rule ier election
cases, At present the evidence on contested
election casts must be taken before the whole
committee. Gen. Garfield proposed commit
tee OF fiteen members, which committee Is ia
Be divided ini0 Ave subcommittee, each sub
eolDmabse 10 Inc composed of two Republicans
and one Dcmocra,, and such subcommittee
shouldhaye charge Of one case at a time. There
are B5 election cases now before the old com.
mittee and Il Is impossible To get through them
andeE the old system. The IIOose therefore
pronipdy passed Gen Garfield's Bht, and now
we may expect early aud frequent reports iSom
the brabches Of the committee.
A proposition IL now before Congress to cs-
tablish Worlds Fair In this city. The city
Of Washington has nDt asingle manufacturing
company IN It's limits. N Is u city remarkably
destitute OF energy and Of seifsuppor, ant
owes Its growth and In fact lis whole lie To the
presence OF the Capitol When the caplto
shall have been removed West one Of the i'm
probable schemes now before the public, grass
would grow In ourslreeis before another spring
and real es'afe would not sell for the taxes
Now TO have Worlds Fair la such city &
20 provoke certain failure. The North viii
aof send its manuiactiisss here !; t,e South haI
aeae 70 send Success ir such scheme mus
dspeDA on ) large populaslea wkAage wIlins
~ pay their daily quarters fovan inspectIoTo
she pretty sIghis Dut Washington has M sucl
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large population, nor are there neighboring
cities encugh to send us the requisite number
Of visitors. The fair would be failure In the
articles exhibited and IN its number of visitors
When the readers of the Telegraph tisit
Washington, advise them by all means to go
10 the Dead Letter Office. nis one of heeuri-
osities of the city TO the stranger, but to those
engaged In It, terrible drudgery. The open
ing, examining and sorting Of four millions OF
letters involves much hard labor. The open
ing is always done By men, and old men. am
sorry to say it, but it is true, that these letters
contain so many obscene pictures that women
cinno, be employed in opening them But
women return all that are signed Out SO
many of them are signcd) "your affection.
ate Adie,' or "your loving Sue" that gov.
ernment cannot redirect them TO the writers
Each clerk has two-bushel basket in which
he drops all unsigned letters. From that re-
ceptacle they pass to she choppng- mill, where
they are cut into small pieces SO that they can
never be read from the chopping-mill they
go to the paper-mill. The great majority OF
/ these letters are lost through the carclessncss
of the writers and it passes my power OF i'm
| agination to know how people can be so care
less especially when they send such large sums
of money Fifty or sixty thousand letters
come to this Office every year, containing
money checks or bonds, worth three or louI
million of bonds. ! knew one letter indirect
eI and unsigned that contained two thou
sand dollars All sorts Of articles turn up In
this Dead Letter Office snakes bottles, dolls
pistols. chignons, and every other article of hu
man manufacture. WORCESTER.
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Dissolution.

L HE Co.PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
istine under tho name Of Wright sturievant IN the
cd BY mutual consent. NJ. w, WRIGHT.
Kingsyille, Jan. /, 1870 j. j. sruRrEVAEr
For the present Mr.. Wright win retain the Agency OF
the Atnn Fire and 4Etna Life Insurance Co.'S And
Fire Ins. Co., Home Ins. Co. of New Haven Ct, Home
Insurance CO. Of Columbus, o. and Seeurity Insurance
o., Of New York. iOf6H
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The Civil List of the Government of the
United States, according TO the Tribune for the
present financial year, amounts to $23,972 ,g53
while the expenditures for the city and county
of New York, for the year 1867, was but
S53, ,04S less
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UTILIZING WHEY-At Il meeting of an as
sociation of Dairymcn. at Kenosha, Wis. re-
Gently, an address was delivered by Prof
Welch from which we clip the following para
graphs, which will be read, in these days of
cheese factories, with at least theoratical in
tcrest, if indeed the suggestions do not result,
at no distant day, in substantial pecuniury ad-
vantage:
During the past season, firm OF
chemical manufacturers in Chicago have
made over half a million pounds of pure
casein from the curd of milk, that was
entirely innocent of any trace of butter.
This substance is largely used as NOR
dant in calico printing, and the demand
Tor it is large and constantly increasing.
The difficulty the firm spoken of have
experienced is in getting a supply of
curds; and this is so, Notwithstanding
the fact that they have offered more for
them than they are worth for feeding
purposes. A portion of the article thus
manufactured has been sold to print
works III our own country, and part
has gone where much of our pressed
curds go, across the Atlantic.
The same firm proposes the coming
season, If they can meet with suitable
encouragement from makers, to engage
in the manufacture of lactne or sugar
of milk from the whey of our cheese
factories. They state that if this article
can be put on the market ut the price of
other sugars, it will meet with ready
sale to persons who are engaged in the
eompounding of medicines, They state
shat for many such purposes it is greatly
to be preferred to cane or grape sugar,
and that the present high price of the
article alone prevents its employment.
They propose to buy the curd, nnpuritied
syrup, such as can be prepared by simply
boiling down the sweet whey in an open
vessel.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-26

DEATH or Mr.. BuRLIN0AAE.-Tho wires give us an
account of the death, at St. Petersburg, Russia, on
Tuesday, the 29d, OF Anson Buringame formerly our
Minister to China, hut lately holding an appointment
om China to all the powers OF the world to negotiate
treaties OF commerce and comity.