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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
-. ENsrNEY & RHODES, 1871 zAxn,s

e. I'm SEN a. \ a hktOoLS- LOO SANh
- Row. MAIN ST.. hive nOw received then en-
tire 81 ok NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
the So ond OF the on, and the latest IN market,
Cloths, Cas- mercs. Sauneus blk and fancy coluts
sumner Cassimeres. Linen billings. Nosiings. DC
Summer stocks Iihkls. Gloves Linen shirngs
Lawns. Bingham LAWS. jacquard Ginghnms
Baizstincs, Baraecs Otgnndie and laced Lawns
Printed Jaconet. Chiuz Caicoes
Rich Bainre shawls aud Satin striped Scarfs
White Nett Shawls. black Melt Showls
Fancy hdke. Neck Ties, Linen cambtic hdkls
Plain aud plaid Swiss aud Null Mus'ins
Rich fg'd biz snd fancy cold Silks
iIoslery GInves, Nuts. Long Nuts and hlf Cloves
R,Sh Fancy Parosols aud Sun Shades
Artificial Flowers, Wren,hs spres and punches
BoSNrrs. Gimp Laced. B'rds.eye IL Florence braid
Rich Bonnci> y bbous. Freaeh ebony & fancy Fans
Together wiz. every variety Fancy ana simple
n,, CnoJs W. ys.."cly invite buyers TO call
and see our stock as wc,e prsrofed to offer goods
very low. Jun 49, sENS..N1r- . y N '1,1-.-
paATENT MEDlCINSs-Ihs subscriber
n keeps constantly for sale, NV n,s t pp,
| ular Patent Medicines. at The sigf, 80, g..
Mortar: Aliens Nerve and Bone INS ,,'.Vs
Embrooaton. Swans Rheumatic Lini5N ~ 80.
opodeldoc, Fuhnesiocks Rubefucieni. IndS'od g.,
| table Pills Brandeih's Universal do warrarL, :; -
u'ne. Fahncsiock's AMI, bilious do. Sears an ~.
| pcpiit dc, Miles Tomato do. SCOTS Scolch.-
IIoopei's Female do, Fshncsock's Vermifne>
Fahnes,ock's Cough I.ozenges, Fahncsocks Thomp<
sons Eye Water. Corpeniei's extract Sarsaparilla
Godfrey's Cordial. Ba'emaa's D,ops. Turlingion's
Balsam, British Oil or Medicamenium. Soda Pows
ders Seidliz Powders. Essence Cinncmon, Pepper
| mint, emon. Bcrgamoiie. Law cnjer. &c.
All Of the abJye medicines warranted genus
inc. LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
may 80 l60 Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
ROPES. ROPES.

I'IE Subscriber has removed his CorJ,g,
tore, 90 Doe stand formiTIy cccupi,d bv
'tor on hand of Ropes. Bed Cnrfaand fr,,i',cs
u every drscrpuon. which will Doc sold l,,y tor
cash or htfttrcd for Eccswax. GIn.cup or ~, ~.
iced, ai cash puccs' The public are respectful.
" requested O. give hIm call before rltciI.s.
nf elsewhere. CHARLE : " BERRY.
aug Head OF Voter street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
NENI.
AND
WINDOW
M " ID nc II " ~ -
CAUTION no ALI.


EFT ALL I HE WORLD TAKE NOTICE.
AND Bee AREFUL NOT TO BUY THE
(SuGAR OATED)lMPROVED INDIAN
VEGETABLE PILLS, unless EVERY BOX
has on II the WRITTEN signature oil The or.
elnal inventor ana pateniee,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH, MD
Thrse pleasant Pills possess powers 10 open
Alt the natural drains cl the >ysIem-v viz: the
LUNGS, KIDNEYS SKIN d. BOWELS-
hitherto UNKNOWN IN The practice OF medicine;
ani So complete has been their triumph over
all other Medicines. hat many have been led
10 suppose hey contain some powerful mineral;
but upon examination by Drs Chiffon, Ran,
dOlph, Huntington and others, this supposiiion
Is OF once proved 10 be giouudissS
Sod IN New York. at The principal Office,
10 Greenwich street, also by RuSh'on s. Co,
Bro dwaY. corner o: 18th street..
Pamphlets TO be had OF AGENTS gtalis.
n B.-PerSonS will also notice on the top =
bel an engraved Indian hguIe, cross ed with fine
ed liut.
The genuine may also be bought with Saehy
at Dr. GuiOh'~, corner ol BJweIy and Grand
Street, aud Mrs Hays l39 FUlton steer, Brook.
.yn, and 10 respectable stores throughout the
UnItpd States
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

SAA BAGS RIO COFFEE;
oOV 30 do Java Do
25 Bags Pepper;
30 do Pimenio;
30 Chests Young Tyson Tea;
10 do Gun Powder DO
Cask GnItel's Scotch Snuff;
DO Bills A lum;
a Casks EPSON Sails;
do Snl@raius;
j do Boston Syrup;
do Mnddef;
900 do Liquorice Ball;
40 Boxes IS, SIS 12s 6 ard pound Lumps
Tobacco "f superior qualities;
do L9dy's Twist Tobacco;
200 do Bfazer's and Sheeung Copper
200 do Cinnamon;
CeroOn's S + Indigo
6 Bbls Copperns;
% Boxes NJ X Raslns;
Bnls Ground Ginger;
40 do Crushed Sugar;
do Pulvenzed Do
| do Gloves;
J do Nulmrgs;
10 Boxes Chocolate;
~ do V1rcgaled Soap;
| Bale Bordeaux Amands;
lOOO do Cotton Yarns, Nos 5 ~ IO-iust 70.
ceived and for SHELBY WIN FLEMING,
ap 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
UNITED STAT EOTE l. Z,
WATER STREET,

FENHE undersien, d respectfully inform the rub,
d lie. ihn, they have leased the above bouso
Tor term OF years; have had il entirely re modelled
and very much improved in The arrange mcnt OF i,o
rooms and porches; have had il newly and hands
somely painted carpeied and papered throughout
and newly furnished, in style unsurpassed by any
Hotel in the West Every article is entirely new
oad the whole house brilliantly lighted with gas.
They offer the accommodations OF the house to
the public, fully determined that oil guests shall
find at their house. entertainment that will not fai
Ia anIrd satisfaction.
From the superior arrnngemo nj OF the House and
Table. and the location of The house in front Of tho
Steamboat landing, they indulge The hope. tina
they " III receive liberal share of public patronage
may 3 MITCHELL g. CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

% CASKS MADDEN
80 Bags Pepper
30 do Pimentos
Is Bbis Alum
30 boxes Bunch Raisins
bales 5 Almonds
cases brimstone
cask Blue Vitriol
2barrels loves
goa Mats Cassia
30 boxes Chocolate
Cask Chalk
barrel Camphor
10 barrels Ca.nwcod
30 do Clipped Logwood
barrel Cream Tartar
barrels Ground Ginger
ceroons Indigo
l cask Lamp Black
. eases Liquo.Ice Ball
25 kegs Mustard
Ia barrel M tmegs
80 barrels Loaf Sugars.
MI Iusi received and fo. sale by
~ 10 tRANGT.E 4 BATLEYS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
NEW AND CHEAP
BOOT AND SHOE SiOEE.

Main street, trCSi 5ide. ftt5 doors beloc Mar.
Lci Ailcy.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
y CONNOLLY n SONS, would respectable
- inform Ihrir friends aud The public gcnc,a IL
iha' they are now receiving large aud we'll seIec.
tel sio'k OF Boots and Shoes of every description
nd quality. wh' h they prepared To sell as luM a.
hey can be had IN iho ciy. Thor stock Consists
part frll"ws:
300 pairs Men'ss,ouI Can Boots
2u0 du do KIN do
100 do light Cn'f do
200 do Ito Nntacco Boots
300 do Tack KIP Btosans
100 do Cali du
200 lie Seal and Morocco Bruguns
40 d. Losing Gniets
300 do Seal ahd Murpcco NulliG,n
200 pairs Women's Morocco Lace b ,oIs
700 700 do do E Ein do do do do
300 pairs Ladies KID irpcrs
200 pairs Misses de- Spring Slippers
$50 do Seal and KID Buskns
100 d. ND Ankle.Tics
$50 do Half CARERS
10 pairs Ladies' c"lored : inrcrs
lOUO do ChilLron's sho'e different qualities
400 do YOUTHS grained shoes
100 do do Calf d.
ZOO do Ladies' Cater Boots
IuO do do Walking shocs ard Bnrklns
200 dn do Pcrgsd Mcrocro Buskrns
Together with great many different qualities.
l"o Numerous to mcniiun. Also good assortment
Of best Bnlimore Spanish. Red aud Country Sole
Lea her. few d, zen, te.l Boot Morocco, NIGGA
dnre KID and Frsnrh Morocco skins; striped bind.
ngs' Travelling Va,es aud Carpet Bags. superior
quality. CIV" rs cali may 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
SUGAR COATED PILLS Vs. DISEASE


az Y UlLL, OF the firm of Girlcy e. Hill
WI 100 Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pas are superior to any be
has ever taken HIS wife has found them de
H. h'lul and tilicat ious.
Miss u UolAs~, corner Walker and Ludlow
siicCis, has been cured ri pain IN The read
dlinue>s OF n yht. aud dizziness nl long stand
ing, by them Pills.
Mas SMlss. Of % Henry stree; cured OF
pains and crlmps az eigh' years standing
Ma ArNSs, ui 2G} GteeuWich street, cured
OF fv'pcp,ia, of seven years Standing
Mn CAuLocK', dHueh'er Strrle street, cur
81 OF Worms 10 their worst fOim.
Rev NG EURNETr, oi Br0okiyn, cured of oil
iou- complaints, weakness, sc.
We need moi add more. Evidence croe1s
uroD MS from III quarters No Ptls ever Before
1ccompli~hed>o mu, b. ,wuh 50 lime trouble and
III eagfrcahIcnc>s, a. ID Smuh's (Sugar Cuaredl
Improved Indian Vegeiah.e Phs' Sold ar
Guinn'~ corner B1wety and Gland SIS, Philin'>
corocr OF Bcekman and William ,ireels; Eve.
rcu's o. Had an -; Mrs Hays 1Ig Fuii,n N
Bro klyu; and 2U3 Grcpbwich grecf. Examip,
the la5cl.-lock iUf Uf SMuns written sigma
tuIe 90 - ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
NEW AND RICH JEwELRy.

iIf' Snoscuher would respectfully inform hi
i friends and customers. and The nnblic g.,o.
rally. that he has Just returned from the Enst with
ne best assortment al rich and fashionable good.
that has ever been offered IN this city. CONSISTING n,
pnn as follows. 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
l.EiUGr =.

FSNHE .uhSrrih.r Is@irr r moved HE NAT
10 cap AND Fur STORE. Ia The arae
nn' COM u. diu> ropm No I7j Main II HJee
s'0rS blu" hts former stand and nearly onpo,
site Inc Va IlNcl, wou'd respectfully 5ali =
ateh'i'h OF his friend, and customers general
,Y't" h'' large and >r eutil ,ro,kor HAS and
zap, on eI'rY variety oui shape IN v que
CDuuuy Merchants are invited to- r m ami ..v
anime nv stock pr'vionS ro gnin. Est. .9s !
mn deiTmIned To put - II MS by The c ,sc m
lsweffe'es lhani they caa plS,ib'yIe purchased
ta>t OF Ihs MOUNTAINS. Cal and examine + r
y99lseiveN al the ,i.n OF me BIG BLACK
t,' Z. ian - q G. M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
LADIES SHOES AND SLIPPERS.

-'0 AZ hdH o. ~ ffW H0"FS "OaUe lie boOEStCTc of
Um. j Rubb.
WHEELING. VA
ESPECTFULLY infImS The Ladies OF Whec.
4 q ling, ihot he manufactures Ladies' Shoppers al
MI STYLES mud COLORS, Of superior quality and
beauty. lie warrants all work from his shop To he
superior 10 Eastern manufacture. aud Will be sold
90 per cent cheaper.
The public are invited Ia coll aud satisfy hcm>
solves. l0m inn q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

"A IINE ass"nmeni oi Plsn Hats suitable f.,
" F"ehIr' Moth Black and Dfab. kept constant.
" ~ hand aud iof snlc low NJ cor Cbeoo I,,, a,i
Car Establishment, Union H..
"'f ~ DARE & uOGE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

r. USslA IRON GRATEs-I sill make 10 o.
- g der, lh'se highly usc.u and beautiful nrlic les
"h"h odd 80 much To The be0uiy ns we'll az cum
ioh 81 rnrlor; md all kinds e job work on The
shofc-i notice, and or most reasonable terms
on ~ THOS @ CI.LRERISON ArnnI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
MARQUIS OF FASHION.
G.. KAMMERER.

&. kAMMERER.
W II II CH A Mt TAIL
AT TnE SidN or TnE MARQUIS or FASHION
hPPOSITE The Virginia Hotel. aud nex door
" South Of MCLFLLAN's BIG RED RCOT. 70.
specIlnlly lHlofms his friends and The pn bic. that
nc Is Consistently feceiYing stock Of superior Coihs
C"ssimefe'i Cassinelts Jeans; Summer Cloths;
C"shnefellesi Linens DnlIingsi GumbfoOns; Cheeks;
&c. &c
NESTINGS-Sik; Satin; Cashmere; Marseilles;
Fniehciasi &c. SHIRTS; Collars; Sucks; aud every
variety o' Goods for 1entlemon's wear Please
give him call. and you will fiud that he can sunni,
II less cost than any olhcr embellishments
READY MADE CLOTHING.
n very largo assortment oil kinds Ready Made
Clothing on hand. 10 suit every description Of Gus
''inefs Please coil and you will BOT 60 away dis.
'P'''''"' may 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
MEANi2I. q UARnOUR.

-.
No. LAB NAGN .TREET, WHEELING, VA
'ilEN keep constantly on ham very extensive
4 assortment of superior Mahogany, French,
Grccian Gnd Rocking Chairs, Sofas Pier Fables.
Dressing Bureaus. Bedsieads. Bureaus, Tables &c.
together with every article of the latest style, aud
best finished
FURNITURE,
ever "''c! in This city. Gilt and Mahogany framed
L'oklug G!rssrs. and Looking Glass Plates oC al
SjZs Portrait and Piciufe frames OF every variety
AMI SrYie.
UPHOLSTERY WARE consisting Of Feather
Beds, BulslcrS. Called Hair Mattresses, aud Mat
l'rssos Of all kinds, with all other articles OF
Upholstery Wnr". on hand md mnle To order
AND fIS'' sasaHIh til s,i \
"'ND0" N=====.s B LIN DIS
All Of which viii lie sold nj very low prices and
warranted of The best quality. Also. MAHOGANY
NENLERS, llaIr 10th aud Varnsh. constantly on
hand
STEAM BOTS furnish Ell with every article o
Furniture on short noiice and on the veIy best Terms
op %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
LIQUORs, IIOUOUs.

LOUORS, LIQUORS.
"a a. l. taSl on h1nd q Ctletal assortment of
nii kinds ~ ErlndIcs, GIN and Wines.
w. Rochelle BaGd,
SigueHc tD
Dupuy do
Pine, CasI''on & CO,
Holland Gin, BohIen'. imrortatior.F
iUt Cfo'x Run,
New EugIlnt So
'>h md Sruc1 Whikrv,
MADEIRA Wine,
Puu DO. &" RECTOR ,a'c low b.
i'b' SHRlVbB & STEELE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN
WHEELING

WHEELING.
| G LOHLFlN, French Dyer on the other
side of the bridge, South Wheeling, second
door from + Kelley's Store, returns his CRATE
iul thank To his friends and customers, for their
former iarors, and respectfully informs them
that lac has added 10 his tstablishm me n { import
ant and, IA France, newly discovered improve
rability to the coored stuiis, without iniur;ng
them.
He feels peri, confident to give every sa ,is.
faction, and opcs therefore, for the continuance
OF n liberal patronage. oct24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
glue AND GLA-s pAPER.

ElIE IND GIlA~~ pApgV.
HtH Il. HORNBgOOK, msnufac,ures and
~ Is cooS'anuy prepared ~ Surply all or
1crs ioI Glue & Glass Paper Of superior ou,l,
~, which VIII re furnished TO dealers or con.
snmefs 81 as low rae rs they can purcbase
ang"hefe orders leiI al the Wsrebnn,e
on Market street, below the Post oGice WILDE
promptly supplied ~
Feb -, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
ESCAPE FROM THE GREAT FIRE AT PITTSBURGH!!!
4 LARGE WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF
SP2ING AND gUMIER GO IDS.

RAJ
LIZ,
s. RICE.
of nd n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

rs! IL At S!--Ju,i received nj the
wheeling shoe store sign II the Back
H,'''"''h u '"i dozen nj Mems wbi'e Palm Has
DOZEN ui MEMS rplnrcd Palm la. "a ID,
Mh'" P''m llns. d,z,u B,y.' crrJ Palm Iia,s 4
9. zen Infants Palm lIa's an Of which viii he
"id very lnw Tor cash ,1r lG)TODp& HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21

- 10 HAN aaI satin cans
To@cih " th 90 kin f, ..5i 70 r-rsIlv c,,rr
through ihe winter season. Itaketa.s cpptrtu,
my 10 give hy TRENDS and customers nay ere I.
- tNIHNN Tor Their patronage aud suun9rt t.,
ne iosi nv tctrs, and ,HalIai,yavs enid avnr ~
lherl a. ny stIct attention g. hri sire.a and n
d'S'ir ~ please, ana give GODD BfRGlJNN
ElN - - lf.,f. ID ll.As.ptR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
r. TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENTl,l
"'eat hafch bcilcseH Pcyionad q. Fashion.
FOR 10000 BOILAVS.

* y ~'Hscqrence al tic Ciroai Match V,,c L..
IA tween those justly celebrated Nos. p,1,o,,,
bpd F''h'o" having come oil over Tine I,,uy l..,,,I
Course on ine 10 ru,l. the snb.r,ih,r 6,s G.I,
u m'eh compelled. FER the Lcucit nf his pY,oe,.,r.
rh''"m'fs. Ia bring cat ouoiber lot Of hose sDijit
tre"h HoiS "hich vii hc open hr lnsprcr,on Inn.
Gay. al l'fs nS wishing Iuf superb article. viii
90 wei, 10 call aud examine The assortment. Al.n
very nae n"rIe OF Beaver nni n urn Beaver.
J''' "|''n'o "H \ MCAIIAM
Sign Of Tie Big Blaci liar. rs lL,n,',,
may ~ 80 500" 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
A l. STOUT,
IN -

IDIeHtUI STIIU 7,
b II DODSON
HENRY II SMITH.
3TThe true and genuine 'WIstarS Balsam
OF wild Chefrv,' is sold at established a encie>
10 an par OF the United States.
Sold IN Cincinnati on The C Iner o! Four h
and Walnut stree S by
SANFORD & PARK,
feb 20 Gen' AgenlS for The Western 5 ates
sold in Wheeling, by
Oct % CRIMBACKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-21
SOMETHING NEW.
gH.A'd'S MD C.sEsS.

HATS AND C.s.EsS.
HANE received this day. may 'Chcap nat
ana CAP Store, corner OF Main aud Union
s!ttelS; The largest assoTtn cgt of CAPS i'm bis
CIV winch will dispoec Of ~ p SIN IN advance
on cost FSiccs. Ms friends and customers are i'm.
WED 10 call before 'hrv nrc 100 t.srostd Of Til,
as H'lneEi consists ot jhc flliNNinp kinds.
1entcmcn' s ole Bull Black Cloth Caps,
ID Naval do do
10 Cin'h caps fur back and front,
20 Five Naval cops,
Do Nsleercen 40
Ro}'s and You,hs Cut Velvet cans,
20 d. Fancy Black do
10 d. Glazed
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-11-07
THE VOTE.

Our friend Frost of the Aurora takes eX-
crty party vote in Columbilna Co. and tries
in a very shuffling way to make out that our
statements were incorrect. We spoke of the
average vote on their ticket Of last fall as
being 25i; this fact We gathered from one of
the county papers of last year. In order to
show what a misstatement We made, he tells
his readers that Birney received but 2l7
votes. This would have been in point if
we had spoken of the vote for President, but
when we talk of the average vote of a party
ticket Of one year as compared with another,
the introduction of such fact is entirely out
of place. This year, he says, our highest
candidate received 1873. Very good; but the
acreage, which we learned from the returns
published in the Aurora, was Il6 or a little
less. What a specimen of political man.
agementi in the editor TO slur over the matter
as he has done. We wish he would tell hi:
not, don't let him charge US with misstate
ments, and endeavor to prove it by showing
that what we said of one thing, is not tru'
Of another.
Our friend has fallen into a mistake, whicl
is not with those who glorify thu
Constitution, and sing the praises of tn,
American Union. He speaks of it as "tha
desperately wicked instrument, which guar
antees liberty to every mouth and ever
pross-the Buglc net cxceptod-in the cour
t."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-11-07


would that others should do unto you, do y,
even 90 to them, is adopted, and enforced.
and that love to God, and love TO man is the
paramount law of the Anti-Slavery enter.
prise.
The article on our fourth page in regard to
capital punishment was probably misunder-
stood. Far be it from us to publish any thing
that shall throw contempt upon the name o
Christ, or the high and holy principles he la
bored to establish. We understood the au-
thor to say, although he spoke satirically) i
christianity requires the strangling our BROTH
er to death, instead of forgiving him as we
hope to be forgiven, who would be a Christ
ianl He saw nothing lovely in such a relig-
ion, nothing to recommend tito the better and
kinder feelings of our nature. He does not
believe that is true christianity, which is
thus exemplifed, but that it is a wicked and
revengeful spirit. Had he said who would
embrace a religion that requires this thingl-
the misunderstanding would have been olivia
ted, for we doubt not our friend recognizes the
widest possible difference between christiani-
ty and religion, the latter being a term which
applies not only to the worship of God, but to
the alteration, OF idols, and indeed to every
system of fai.h and worship however mon
strous aud revolving.
In regard to the attack upon the Sabbath
we know not whether the Chapter of Judg-
ments or the petition was referred to-perhaps
both. The former shows that different nations
regard different days of the week as holy time;
and that this nation must be deemed guilty
in their estimation for violating that holy time:
the latter prays the Ohio Legislature to re-
peal the Sabbath law. Perhaps our friend
believes in keeping the first day of the week.
but we ask him if he is so intolerant that he
would force all others at the point of the bay
onet to adopt his opinionsl Would he com
pei the Quaker who believes all time equal,
holy, the Baptist who keeps the seventh day
and the New Highlander who regards the eve
ming and the morning rather than the mornin
and the evening as the first day,to conform t
his views, his particular opinions! We hop
not. If he thinks they are wrong, let hir
convince their understanding by argumen
and not resort to brute force to establish hi
ideas of right.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-11-07
ANTI-sLAvERY CONVENTION.

On consultation with several of the dis
.tinguished friends of the slave in Southern
Ohio and Southeastern Indiana, it is thought
best to organize IA Society to be called the
Southwestern Anti Slavery Society, auxilia-
~ to the Am. A.. S. Society, the seat Of whose
operations shall be at Cincinnati. All per-
sons friendly to the object are earnestly re-
quested to meet in Convention at Cincinna-
ii, on Tuesday, Nov. 18th, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. to organize such a society, and trans
act such other business as the interests Of
the cause may require.
Will the friends of the oppressed, ono and
all, come to this gathering?
Stephen S. Foster, Abby Kelley and 9TH
ers will DO present to address the meeting.
SAML. BROOKE.
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publishing committee in whose hands it now
IS, and the deep interest of its friends in its
behalf, can hardly fail to place it On a perma-
nNnt basis, and give it that circulation which
tn" intcsts of the cause demand.
Upon the whole VIC can but feel encoyr-
aged, considering that the Disunion doctrine
Is comparatively new here, and that the
blighting influences of church power and
political organization have so long benumb-
ed all the better feelings, and absorbed most
of the anti-siavery sentiment of the people,
the success of our principles is truly cheer
ing. We believe, we know that Ohio will
yet be free; and it would not surprise us if
she should be among the first to cut loose
from the Federal compact, and establish that
heavcn-born principle, the inalicnable right
Of all men to Liberty.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

Pursuant to public notice, there was 4
meeting held in the district school house
one half mile South of Damascus, on Sa-
turday the LIST of November. Jonas Cattell
was appointed President, and ]. w. Cattell,
Secretary.
On monitor, Jonathan Crew, ]. w. Cat
tell, Sheidlock Negus and Miller Hams,
were appointed to draw up a memorial to
the Legislature for the abolition of the Mill
tary Law, or at least so much of it as in
flicts penalties on those who do not Join vol
unteer companies, and report to the next
meeting.
On motion, Solomon Stanley, Jonathan
Walton and Jonas Cattell, were appointed
to draft a petition to the Legislature for the
abolition of Capital Punishment.
On motion, John II. Stanley, Evan War
rington, Joshua Jones, Jonathan Walton,
Samuel McGrew, Sheidlock Negus, ]. w.
Cattell of Butler, Jonathan Crew of Knox,
| Joshua Warrington, Benz. r. Shreve, John
Crew, Evan Cope of Goshen, Isaac Tres
colt of Perry, and William Thompson of
Smith, were appointed, to endeavor as far as
possible, to agitate these subjects in the
other parts of the state, that similar meas
ures may be there adopted.
On motion, ReSoired, That the proceed
ings of this meeting be signed by the Off
GERS, and offered for publication in all the
papers in this county, and that other papers
be requested to copy.
On motion, adjourned to meet again on
Saturday, the 18th of November.
JONAS CATTELL, Pres't.
]. w. CATTELL, Sec'y.