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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
&R2OUO

RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. ,6t
"LsMh at Wilmington, Delaware. on FRIDAY
! p5ike OF sls.0Co. OF 2,Cco, Ioc 1850. of i.jco. SC.
: llnrscfS l'sSlais. Tickets SI;a certificate OF %
Nuoics SD. shares in uro4otfou
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
HOBENSACK'S INDICATED
WORM SYRUP.

r TT II fc brought before Tire pcnp,c and made known
~ unto the world that T. Is the greatest worm DESTROYER
OF TIE age. .Nl~o that IL u an entirely vcgc, able uroIuc-
lton, ard that II ~ gaming q uoforic'y which has never
leon surpassed by any Of thc worm DESTROY ug vendors.
We oN"r n"e or Two crrihcs'csi 10 convince the skcp-
teal and To show lis dcc,dcd effects in cNiermiua;iis
worms.
SrTIvG CARDEN. March =, 1915.
Mcss-s. !. y. & G.. :. Observation-Disclosures.
lici'cd, ! send This testimonial concerning your inva'ua.
be Mclica'cd Worm Syrup. From early infancy my
daughter, a child now Of y months, has lccu sorciy al
distressing PAINS. Al tines she would be almost frantic
and PERFECTLY uUusuagcailc. would run up and down the
Io"r, and knock hcrscti uncorsCuusly against She wall.
for . long time we were ignorant of the causc-at length
being impressed with The lchcffha worms were the rau.c
"" commenced giving several medicines for such A rom.
plant, from which the child derived no toncnt whatever.
Asa matter of course. she was much reduced m flesh. aud
had all The symptoms Of such a complaint. Accidental
~ meeting with one of your circulars we were induced
10 Try your medicine. We had not used Il but a few DAYS
l'lWe q HrcN many worms were brought from her. one.
fun SIX inches i'm length, and several varyiue IA size from
one 10 four inches. ] need scarcely add. that the child
was speedily relieved, and that too before we had used
ttfciy fcc from Those distressing mains. and doing we'll
feel That o. would lc uUkindresS on my part Ia with
40, therefore mos unhrsi-a'irgiy commend your Modi
Gated Worm syrup as q medicine possessing super-cXcci
Ien' qualities. Very respectfully
g.. HENRY PLUMBER,
Min. or the Gosrcl, Marshall ST.. door below brown.
fmLApEtPHI. May -, 1916.
McsSrs.J y. < G.. s.. Ho'clsark Gentlemen / nave
lcn'i Tor some Time using your N~Cgmifuge in my praclic,
ard eu happy 20 sav iu my h-uds t hrs succeeded 10 =,
iuicuiiors, so ~ fully to justly my confidence IN lis use
! ihinh 81 ore oittc very lCsi prcparaTous ~ use.
Yours, sc. {. ". APPLETON. :. -.
No. 10, South Street.
Prepared only hy J. y. &. &. =. HOBENSNCK. \. r.
corner "t S"cond and Coa'c. strec's, Phiiadelphi7. Fric,
purchasers. JOEl. HOBENSACK. wholesale Agent
Martins Ferry. Belmont county. Ohio.
Agents IN NhcciiuE-Wiit & Son, South Wheeling
lanes paScr. Main street. T.. M'Neciy, Main street. s
Jepson, Grocer, Markci street. aug Il ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
NOTICE

a LEN. INcWAUAN. jan. having rcfnGuishrI ffr
&A- possession otthc Book Store iu Cuiuu street. re-.
reo'iully soIcitihc custom of the old friends and purcla.
r-s ofmv is.c brother.
NdesifaHe end varied s-sortn emf of the lest and new.
&c on baud.
Mr. Edw Wide o~ty be- er'ho-i1ri To yr.ii~ tho lo,s
accounts heretofore contracted wIl She ia'r john 8. lv4
well and Alex. l~ugJaham, jon. GEO. %. HNSNyELL.
July -, leo. - IN.u and AdmIuiSratuF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

"a II.that want goods a. l0y prices ard good articles.
S-ss now ~ your chance a. No. IsS Market street.
lhsvc just received from the Eastern markets a general
assortment OF Goods of every descriptions. consistise i'm
part at Dry Goods, DomtstiCs aud Fancy Articles ofeycry
variety, aud some That we think Will please the fancy az
our uoSt fashionable ladies. Also a hrst rate assortment
ofCucensw are, Chinewarc. sc. Also = guod assortment
oifshlc and other Cutlery. ilatdw arc, &c. Also a general
lest quality.
We have ON hand a rasc s.;iclc ofPor, for medical rur.
poses. is 10. a. NrGlNSIs
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MINERAL wATEp.
BHENTLINGER's NPOTEECN,

AFUIANlIH ARE
RH ENiClNE~ rarIr H1f H' 'rsc st1Hiehm Of a~y
Ava l1uruftIc night lH|y.rifrs Trtsrrr torrf rtun
"a 'H t.t.nt sos aHd @srtFsf.H slrea nffHtHfe uutIIr
Tor fanfF U.r. ]. .H~NENTIINgTE.
Proprietor AVID AUfrdart.
N.B Tc-eDns calling .HtrrH Shop 3D. closed will please
use tHe Smoker on iUe door, UB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

"a LIGHT Rcd Cow, white spoi on ncc, with s'rq
s@A and.fcI. thc owners name marked with ink ON a
inside 81 the strap, strayed aiput th'cc weeks since.
sui able reward wiiltc given Tor her rcturn.
j. 20 H.. T.. MORRIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
PAPER HANGLNGN-

NoN ELL q BROTHERS respectfully inyi.e The al,
'AH- tcn,i"u 81 country merchants Ca their large A..orl
hrnt OF faler Hanriurs, BORDERS. Fire Screens. &c. an
OF tnc lf'est styles etd MOST superior finish.
Their variety includes every thing in their line. which
they offer on reasonable c~us.
CiRTNIN PNPERS, til width. in Great ve-ic'v. low.
Country merchants willGnd t iu their interest To- cali
lcfurc purchasing elsewhere.
No. 'l'' baltimore 81. baltimore, Md. aug l. Gavin.
GIIl: EIS.-G0 rsrs Ladies' Morocco Siiprrrs. low.
- priced ~ rr IOhiinm Nd dn reed aud Cor sac r,
aug III LIMA & MAXWELL.
" y SHORTS. WHITE AND YTIIuU
" CORN MEAL, fresh and good constantly rcrriyj,,
ana ior sdicby JAtOB SINGLETON,
aug - Corner 18th -. and Muller, Nuc,.
TtITY TAN AYERS.-Thc Comwi-cc al, ammo,
" from assessment ON Rr7i Esia'c for ISfG. wi III u.rs,
~ The Council Chamber, on Thursday newt, sic .Ufh l,,t
a. o'clock, +. NJ. Al persons dcsiruus OF alpceiiHg l,nn,
said assessment viii appc0r ou that d1y.
aug lsf' LTANNER Chairman.
49, rNTENt pRlD Nyvl - ,r 49,. -.
&A. Hardware store OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
81 FARM o SALE-

~ sul scrAer oilers Tor ssc the Farm on which h.
: row lives tn Suntnrv Township, M.urOc comfy, -
containing 10 1rfcs Of land. more or lcse. al out % 0r 20
atfg- cleafrd. Of which 40 ACRES are set Doe clover. a good
orchard, an grated tutt. the Whole farm = iu first rate
repair aldw waicrri. a good frame house. good chin.
mes aud shlugle root, q pump uf excellent ws'sf ln the
Ntfht = rool shingled harm, with q considerable number
"t out i%uildiugs. aud the desirable and convenient advan.
iste ~ hsvur iwoFaw mills sud two rrist mills within a
rI|s oi imc house. Tie farm IS pleasantly situated aicu,
~ mites if"m thr Ohin river, 2wi'Cs south Of Bcaisytle
aud z mites from WDudsdcid, the county town. Possos
SION Willie given this Pail, and shy pc-sru Wishing I'D
pnfehasr eau have ahargaln For terms apply io th,
suiscfihrr ON ttc premises.
/ aug ffaw EICUAWU CONVT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

.. WV .'..f' '.-f'.ffL 100 NAI
suil IN ch,ncrry on he I'm fui oi january
lstG. Wherein
W Ne 90 + Dean is Complainant.
svp
ohn Ca christ, Will mt Gi1 a,j ,i'r,a le p.
Csd4ufs
The She, q "t OHIO county acrf e os rurmi.iou
ef under .ti decree 0H .G.t FOR -,'e .t re rui
i.ut 'i ur c,nu house ni % q rry o' Dlir, rp
S1'urIay hc 20 b dc, OF Jarc 1876 he tuu.
hc,'d ttp huudfrj anI .x INC bul lud imd QUE.
rre bundled ard thuy eight, ono iuIjuI uI
ilry sewn QUO hu.dr,d atd trg uius auI rttN
1850. .2HGI N0l)-U3)I VA lti1J l32) ,l,uatr u
h q fir ~ N.jio WNe,lup. tnn., A., rrr OFF re
rfy uI Whseirr) l.ld 90 ny Noah Zm" Jim rV
rst 1nI wltrt ~ 300 m1re nr srcl, Iais .hrrc.' l.
.hl|i 10 r,cf.s ~ fp .alsy fhc d,af. nf,rst ar|
,.f. t.'fo| zoe COM 'Huani boo 1ie rIu.c
r. Rli--Irn per cert az le pure ,.e m.rst
% 10 ,Iad in cash. 1fd ihc usuiuc fh,rcaI lu Ifrf,
equal p.in.nfs ll.'S, lwg.yc nod eigalrcp n.plI
lrm .hc i1} rl .Hif. ihc .]Urtaa.cr uf tutrHl.,t
c'vfrs to'i, ssh ro1J security, beating m,r,.
Irrr fFs H4g . 4 All.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

rHEMTCAS. COLORS. CLASS g.
~ sC0 hhls. Alum. 80 casos chrome Groom
200 casks EPSON salts, 80 /" " Ncliry,
100 hbls Glaulcr " etO Ills S,,ris, yt'i;n,
1000 Ms. Tariaric Acid, 50 bhls psrIs VNbi,e
lCOO lis. Rochelle Salts 80 ions IVbnc Ic,J :, of
1000 liz. Scidli.z Mixture Ie,yi., VVcb.rui,,
49, 49, "fS 'oppcr1s Atlantic, User aud
~ 0at.oNs Ol lripl BALTIC. Factories
Susasks soda Ash lCCO Is. DycwOods
90 bis Bicacl'g Powders sUO kcrs Hcd'd Ssi,nc,rc
COCO lbs. PWssian Blue 500 rc,nts sand ami Ci,ss
loco IL. Chinese Z" 10 bbIs pu,ty up,n,,
lCuO lis. PrussiS'e Potash ICfu H.. smear of lea, -
loco lbs. "ichroma'c - 10 casrs \r,di,,;ss t.-,
JOCO lts. Paris Green, dry in DIN ~
and gro. in OIL
'o,U,oNcs Hslo. aud New Jersey Window -
suO hovcs Iedtsrd and SorOiSc Crown Glass.
1000 boxes Tumhlcls, Fl1sks. Wine & 1 .rier Bottle.
lOOO loNcs of Druggists GLASSW
l9I DDS. spanish ID own and Yellow OCIRE,
80 hhls. Roll Birthstone
sOCIo j.. ufGLIE ofeNcry grslitp
For sale al Factory prices by AGENTS Of manufacturer
NJ. sc. j. BAKER.
aug " - South Charles street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
LATEST ARRIVAL

GFEEF & NCITE, No. IG2 Narkot stree. re,o ir
received another fresh supply OF SENsONABL
DEN IboIS. Many Article boo This e.0rk wstc uurrb
sei AZ q greet reduction from siriaE prices and viii
sold accordingly ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

TJVINE.
y HUNDRED Cotton Seine Irvine on hand and
for sale very low ioT cash by iy 20. G. II BERRY.
BED CORDS.
SIXTY nor. bed Cords and Plough Lines on hand
and for salc at reduced prices by.
July 20. Wa'er Street. en- BERRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

DNRGAfNs NT AUCTION s@ut--rhcr vii
- sell r. hs Auction Rplm. on Saturday. tuc lyl
insf. u So'riock. 4. ". Irc if1us Boo sc.is. Merchants
and House Keepers would d1 well to attend. Also. ONE
hundred realms Nfs3pus rspor.
Eg " IS IS. WICEWAM
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Dir. SN AYNE'S,

VOMF0JND sNEVF or WILD CnERRY
& = z z q 8 i & 9
ADVICE TO THE AFFIIcTCD >
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

ELoCR-frcsh ground Family Flour nom The hest
- Mills always ON hand and for sale al the oa stand.
DACoN-15oCO H.. uans. 1900 lbs shoulder .o9cO
- ns.Sidcs, for sale by B3 LiRwiN.
600 ngLs y O Moissses
tyaHhds \ o sugar received sud Tor sac nv
YI FILMING & HUNTER.
-nn BAGS Rio coffee
]oo 81 DO So Domingo Coffee
July LEMiN 4 pUNTEH
l., RBIs CHtPrgD LOCKWOOD,
6sssEs ETSom salts received and Tor sac ty
july / FLEMING & WrNTEB
~ BB1s GROUND FErPER
" - Boxes N~aticggicd soap
- de- IimCuto
do Nutmeg. received sud @, ssc Nv
lny t'i'''' 80"
on y ENGLISH MUSTARD
~ . Bales Cassia
9essks Ga5rcirs snur, received and fr .sle by
july FLEMING 4 urNrER.
On u0xEs r. LrMP ToBACCs
70 So re r e9 g.
do Pound Lump d. sssiysd ,rd g., ~ hy
on nBLs TANNERS OIL
- p DO 4 Tar received and ior 7a'0 hy
jty { FLEMING & HUNTER
IN TONS . BLAST rig tEOV received ardm -
~ sale Ly u.s. FLEMING A. UUNTIU.
N EoNE sufer Western Reserve CHEESE rcsciv
july FLEMING & nrvTEr
100 BONES 1861 rvc. "a Gross
wv 5000 s HrlftrF Cope
n 500 DE- Ffeafhiur Cunrrf
so Nf0rk Tin tBsuroJ
NH be- grrfter
Z --o A.ored5 sIs Iron Wire r.e,,cl AVID r. ..,
my FLEMING 4 UlNTEU.
IN HBts 40 Sound sasd
~ 20 " NarkCei
I-0 Ef. 40 South DO
~1 Do N.uh do
b 60 fTtrT-
60 pats s-a,rat.su.r- fs,stsd sri 1f .stc be
n, FLEMING HUNTER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
STRAY cow

GAMCEL NEIL has just received Is d37o
- Ty Percussion Gun Locks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

GTEEL-sAMt 20. NEEL hes ius' received a GOO.
- tstoumrn oi irssuf's trst ta4f aud Shear SIr~'
tve s.eri. fl d., 20 sHd 81. square from [. Of an inch d
9 Wries rIctr "i aI sizes. aug ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

rNTENf nRlD AVIS .r -. -,
&A a,dwarc store OF
b2i OFT GREER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27

rLoUR-frcsh ground Family Flour from tic hes
- Mills always ON hand and for sale al the na stand
july , IRWIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-27
- So. IS nTSTnTvT.

Ihis dsca-c, from irs long standing and repeated at
lacks, Und a so from She manner in which II has hcsn
uccri, Cacl leaves the drees ot o. disc4sr, in some " ay
cIineing to ihcsNs icut-spH lines there Is grca. weakness
aud pTostra'iun OF strength, with dull, heavy pain located
"a som. ra't of tLc sls-gu. Ia all such cases, Doctor
SW1Nnus Compound syrup OF Cherry VIII tc found
an cNcc'''n- remedy. so supIIr,r strengthen aud give VI
r"r 20 declining heath, and defend II from the inroads of
disc 80.
There arcdatiy certificate from various persons. which
add sufficient testimony so The great efficacy Of this in
valuable medicine an curing Tins complaint
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10
THE POOR.

Willis has visited a poor house in England,
and we extract a part Of his observations up.
on what he saw
In another room we found ten or twelve
very old women, who were too decripid for
ork of any kind. But they had laps left.
And in each ones lap lay a baby! The old
knees were t%rotting with the newborn of pau
per mothers, and but for its dreadful uniform
iiy-eIch old trunk grated with a bud, and
trunks and buds dressed and swathed in the
poor house uniform-this room full of life's
helpless extremities would have seemed the
h~appiest of all. They cuddled up their pu-
ling charges as we approached the benches
on which they sat, and chirruped their tooth
less 'tsup! tsup! tsupr as if each was proud
of her charge. One of the old women com
planned bitterly of not being allowed to have
"a pinch of snuff. The reason why was be-
cause the others would want it too, or de-
mand an equivalent, paupers being cared for
6y system. The unhappy and improvident
creature had educated a superfinous want.
1.-The sick rooms were marked with the
same painful neatness. Old people disposed
of to die, tucked economically Up in rows
against the wall, with no person TO come near
them except the one nurse TO a dozen, form
a dreadful series. Really there should be
some things sacred from classification. The
fifth acts of dramas, like whole human lives,
should not pass like the shelving of utensils
that are one degree short of worthless. |
stood looking for a minute or two at an old
man whose only reply to well, how are you
now !" was a hopeless lifting and dropping
Of the eyelids, and | wondered whether a life
was worth having, that had such possible
termination in its dark lottery"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10
W.qTER TREATMENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SPRING is coming, and people begin to
talk about buyisg carriages. The subscri-
Der stlll carries on the carriage business at
his old stand on Main street, in Salem, and,
having taken special pains in the selection of
his stock he is prepared to fill any order in
his line of business, fancyiug himself able to
give satisfaction TO the most tastidious taste
or humble means.
Also, a large and excellent assortment Of
hnisIied carriages constantly on hand, which
Will be sold to suit the times, and warranted
to purchasers.
DAVID WOODRUFF.
February eth, 1916.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10
AGENTS FOR THE"BUGLE,"

ONO. NeW Garden-David l.. Galbrea,h
o9"mGiana-Lot Holmes. Cool Springs
/. Ellwood Vickers. BeyHn-Jdcob II.
barnes: Marb0rO-Dr X. G.. Thomas
niWfed-John Wetmore. Lo,ceRpiHc-Dr.
Butler. POiand-Christophe Lee. Youugs.
fo~n-J. 5. Johnson. New Lyme-Marse-
ma Miller. .AhrOn-Thomas p. beach,
NeW Lis5on-George Garretson. Cincinnati
William Donaldson. East Faiyfed-John
Marsh: Sehma-Thos. Sw"yne. Sprincboyo
Ira Thomas. HarreysJurg--V. Nichol.
son. Oakiqnd-Elizabeth Brook. CAagyin
FaHs-S. Dickinson. NaHa-James Cone.
t0hnm6us-W. w. Pollard. Georqefo,cn.
Ruth Cope. BundysJwg-Alex. Glenn.
GarrehsriHe-J. IL. Pardee. .Mwaier-E.
Morgan Parrett. FarmingfOn, 7rumbuH co.,
WIN. Smith. Eiyria, Lorain COL. ].
Burrell. O6erRn--Lucy Stone. ohio Cflg-
r. ID. Dennis. NeOtOn FaM-Dr. Homer
Earle. Rarenna WIN. Frazier. Franklin
dhHs-A. Morse. HarIord-Anson Garlick,
SOuthingtOn, IrumJuK, Co., Ohio.-Caleb
Greene.
INDIANA. GreenJoro-Lewis Dranson.-
Marion-John T. Morris. Economy-Ira C.
Maulsby, Liberty-Edwin Gardner. I'm.
ehester-Clarkson Pucket. Knighistown.-
DR.. II. L. IerriM. Riehmond-Joseph Ad-
PENNSYLVANIA. Fahston-Joseph Coals
H. VashOn, Pit'6urgh.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10
ELOQUENT

A spirit Of fault finding an unsatisfed
temper; a constant irritabi!iiy little inpqua-
lltles in the look, the temper, or the manner;
brow cloudy and dissatisfaction husband
or your wife cannot tell why-will more than
neutrilize all the good you can do, and rem
der life any thing but a blessing. 1t is in
such gentle and quiet virtues as meekness
and forbearance, that the happiness and USE
fulness of life consist, FAR more than in brilliant
eloquence, in splendid talent, OF illustrious
deeds that shall send the name to future
times.
1t is the bubbling spring which flows gen.
tly; the little rivulet which glides through
the meadow, and which runs along day and
night by the farmhouse that is useful, rather
than the swollen food or the warning cata-
rnct. Niagara excites our wonder and we
stand amazed at the power and greatness of
God there, as he 'pours it from his hollow
hand But one Niagara is enough for a
continent or n world while the same world
needs thousands and tens of thousands of sill
yer fountains and gently flowing rivulcts,
that shall water every farm and every mea-
dow, and every garden, and that shall flow
on, every day and every night with their gem
tie and quiet beauty. So with the acts of
our lives. 1t is not by great deeds only, like
those OF the ma~rtyrs-that good is to be done;
1t Is by the daily and quiet virtues of life
the christian temper, the mock forbearancr,
the spirit of forgiveness in the husband, the
wife, the father, the mother, the brother, the
sister, the friend, the ncighhor, that good is
to be done; and in this all may be useful
Rer. Albert Barnes.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10

navy &C., &c. 1t is to me surprisingly
strange, that such discerning and rejecting
mind as is that of Mr.. Burrltt, and some Of
his coadjutors in the Peace cause, does not
see the Inconsistency Of their present course.
Turn the subject which way you will, you
cannot avoid these conclusions. | would to
heaven that the advocates of the american
Peace Society, (and many of them are able,
warm-hearted friends of God and humanity,)
could see their Inconsistency in this mliter,
and act at all times and in all places in ac-
cordance with the principles of eternal right.
Then would something durable be accom-
plishel.n
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10
INCONSISTENCY.

II. II. Brigham in a letter to the editor Of
the Liberator, thus speaks of the position OF
some of the advocates of peace.
"The Christian Citizen by Elihu Bur
rift, is a most excellent paper. But there is
one feature about it that | deeply d%eplore. |
allude to its position in relation TO war and
peace, and Its course of action in regard to
human governments. o! how marvellously
inconsistent is it for me to labor and pray for
the extinction of slavery-to speak of it as an
ti-chrisIian and impolitic-and then clothe
governments with power to take life, kill
Stay and destroy whenever they may think
proper-to vote for a man to be commander
IN chief of the army and navy, &C., &c +
Friend Burritt can talk eloquently of the in
consistency and hypocrisy of those who pro-
ieSs to be a%bolitionists, and say they can, con-
slstently, with their anti-slavery sentiments
and feelings, support pro-slavery men and
parties for office. But every rejecting mind
must admit, | think, that the inconsistency
here is not so glaring as is that of those who
are labOring for the extinction of war-pro-
nouncing it only evil, and that continually,
&c.,-and then clothing gov
ernments with power to declare war-gTant
letters of marque and reprisal'-t raise and
armies to provide and maintain a
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10
WATER CURE.

DIR. c. BAELZ of Garfield, Mahoning
Co., Ohio, hegs leave 10 inform the friends
of Hydropathy. and the invalids generally,
that he is now prepared TO receive patients
who may wish to undergo the
WATER TREATMENT,
the efficacy of which in diseases of the skin.
lungs, stomach, liver, Consumption, Piles,
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. nervous diseases.
female diseases, spinal affections, etc., ETC.,
needs no The water on the prem
lses Of DR.. B. is of that quality which in
sures good success.
March eth, 1S46.-4t36.
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From the Watchman Of the PaRey.
THE SLAVES PRAYER.

Father of Light and Love,
Who rulest in Heaven above,
Pity my grief;
And let thy grace impart,
10 this grief-burdened heart,
Some kind relief.
Father, hast thou not made
Mankind of every SHADE,
Of kindred blood
Why then, do | thus toll,
My life and soul a spoil,
For others good
o, God! will it not suffice,
That men, the slapeS Of rice,
Should strike the blowt
Must people, called thine otsn,
FIJI up, with tears and groans,
Our cups of wo?
Why am l brute-like driven,
Hly heart win anguish rlven,
From day to day?
My wife and loved-ones sold,
Are for a tyrant's gold,
Borne far away.
Shall Freedoms banner bright,
Wave Ger this land of light,
Its stripes and stars,
" lille 1, on Freedoms plains,
Clank SGlvery'S cursed chains,
And wear its scars
~ let deliverance come,
but not with fiery doom,
Like SOdom felt;
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QuAKER's REPRooF.-Some time since. a
sailor on one of our wharves was swearing
most boisterously, when one of the Society
Of Friends, passing along, accosted him very
pleasantly, and said "Swear away, friend
swear away, till thee gets all of that bad stuff
out Of thee; for thee can never 90 to Heaven
with that stuff in thy heart" The sailor,
with a look of establishment and shame, bow
ed to the honest Quaker and retired.
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GrNo UNION W.T. SHAREHOLDERS 80
ANNUAL MEETING
or The american .4nti- Slarery S0cieft

" inc .1HieTtcdH 'Int-ctuceFy o0Ciety'
The Twelfth Annual Meeting Of the Ameri-
can Anti-Slavery Society, will be held in the
Tabernacle in the city of New York, on Tues
day, the 18th day Of May next. Auxiliary
Societies are urgently requested to choose their
delegates early, and individuals throughout
the country to make seasonable preparations
to be in attendance. The plan of operations
for the ensuing year, which may be marked
by the Ssciety, will need the wisdom of a
multitude of counsellors for its Development
The times demand all our energies.
The business meetings of the Society will
be held on the afternoon of Tuesday, and
through the whols of Wednesday and Thurs,
day, in the Minerva Rooms, No. Ill Broad.
way.
VIM. LLOYD GARRISON,
Prssii5ni.
MAnlA w. CM1rsA'' Secretaries.