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While would be unwilling 10 disturb the
provisions Of The Constitution on which the
aw Is based, there are, nevertheless, various
provisions and requirements Of the law itself
to which cannot yield my assent. For,
we're my views TO be consulted, would
insist, as d sine qua non. that such modifca.
tion should be made as to exonerate the
Treasury of the Nation from becoming, in
any manner, or under any circumstances,
| chargeabe with the fees and costs accrui,,p
in the prose OF this law, of the claim for
recovery Of what is said 10 BE- individual
"property;" "and would thus insist, not SO
much because Of the unjust drafts upon our
common treasury under the pr visions Of the
law, os because Of the implied recognition
therein of the nationality OF slavery.
And even more strenuously would main.
tain that no act Of Congress should ever
require, much less prescribe penalties to
compel the private citizen Of free State to
lay aside, on demand, his own lawful pursuits
for the purpose Of aiding in the recovery of
the "fugitive property Of another. Conse-
quently, Icannot favor The perpetuity Of law
which presents features so Objectionable and re-
pulsire in Themselves and which, if not opposed
to, are at least uncalled for by the COM
promises Of the Constitution ON which the
law is based.
b. Concerning improvement of Rivers
and Harbors:-to my mind it is manifest
that, in country so vast as ours, traversed
by Rivers and intersected by Lakes of such
wonderful magnitude and extent as to be, in
nj far (ne ba
International highways, their needful impro.
vemont, for the purpose Of convenience in com.
merce and safety in navigation, devolyes upon
the General Government; not only as thing
erPcdtent, but as matter of duty in the
exercise Of its constitutional functions.
+. In State politics. on the points concern
ing which you ask, | reply that ] am in
favor of more economical administration of
the State Government.
Z. And of taxing individuals and corpora.
tions alike.
Lastly-You ask me if 1 am in favor "of
enactng a law restricting the traffic in /
sprituous liquors, embracing the principles |
of the Maine Law,"
To this reply by an unequvocal affirma.
tive.-For, if to shield our youth from
and to deliver them from evil--if
TO protect our people from dcsoating en-
croachments fintemperance-ifto withstand !
its certain tendency to the corruption of
private and to the debasement of public
morals, do not fall within the province of
legitimate legislation, then confess that !
have strangely misconceived the solemn
duties of Christian statesm an, and the high |
of Christian Govern ment
These sentiments have long entertained,
and have often publicly advocated.
Though personally stranger to you,
permit me to subscribe myself, respectfully,
Your friend, ISAAC ]. ALLEN.
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100 PILLS FOR a5 crNrs-ps.

Is1IJ % .el.s al loa. .iu. l...Il .. ...,... U. ..
ni'e, ani ,nparitics, s1i also te txeeaan., f...I
Prics tt v hicb thry arc oif3rol.
The rich ard the poor dnd iu them rosi boon eae,
TOT contains 100 PULLS teina four tncs "a ,nsny a.
arc Usually 10 - had Of other finds Of Pills =, tho sse
ptlce' 1hcy contain no mineral poison whaever-thtit
efficacy. wv ~ W s'N"'
These Pills never violent in ther ope-a,ors tu,
always thorouah and Efficient. They viii 10 0pund 81
plait-, VIZ! $50 '"s ~
iMPpitiss n ne Bi'od constpa,os co,,i,,p,,, ro,,.
~ Ns Dsaa' JIgrf'es, Poias ir the SIDE Female Com.
Jseti0Hs, Poins N tie Bect, PILES Billions 1gseors
ITffgtforie3, DgsPsp8g. Pains IN the Breasf Rh.a.
nai'sm, Pans IN tks LoiHJ. Sc.
Ihe VHfiyIn. pfOperiiCs thern p!lis are tcvtd "a,
supA.s tie IOWcr Of all ether HciiCines One rating al
ways ho,ouhz'y, yet wbnt 'hc nif of mineral posons
tafy IN tier iupresspu uon the system tley ,nay La
taken at all times and By AZ.
They most speedily and eiie'iuay do the yyo-t In
hu "ung ihfldnanns 8nd Fevers. opeuing obstrutted
pfDn9'ins pcrsprM ons, aud 500 hhg morbid SEN
sinfics In short thy arc warranted tcttcr than al
oihers-Cheaper than sahd destined 10 supcrcede All
nv thtm, invalid, sufferers. aud a!i-aud recoin
mend the Pills 10 your nrishlofs.
IL Directions accUmpa yin1 es ID tox.
/. \. fALNEE, General Agent,
SfOintuin. Conn
R"mcm'e' the price OIe 'Idudfcd TGis Tor Is cent?.
}. W. COLLINS 81 Ci,j,s,n,c
". ALEXANDER, IA
Jon9 q. H|ht-, East Riohland.
J. r. Mitchell, Mor,is,own
H. Murphy, Ilcpdr, sbnr,b
2ortpn Carlisle, Fairview.
Y. Nh'er, Hrdyeunr,
Turner & NeGuire. Msyiesyiiie
Sc ~. l5j3.-cOwly.
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6NrOn account Of the fair coming oh next
week our paper will be issued two days ear!i-
er to give our hands an opportunity to "see
what is TO be seen" Advertisers and CORE.
spondents will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
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have published our Misrepresentation. But
he knew at the time that the charge was
grdtuiious and that he merely myde IL as o
kind Of cloak to divert attention from Mr.. F's
letter to ourse!f. Beware, Stephen, we
have the original letter ofMr. Findley, in
his own handwriting, and we can prove our
copy to have been correct with the exception
OF the two letters mentioned below OF
course we correct the orthography and
punctuation, but this is done in every COM
municoton, for all compostors know that
not one in hundred newspaper correspon-
dents writes entirely correct in all particulars.
We have carefully examined our former
publication of the above letter together with
the original and for the life of US we are un-
able to discover the misprin; that is to destroy
Mr.. FisDLEY's hopes of election by the help
O. the Maine Law Wings. We did discover
one place where we used the word temperance
while in the original it is temperate. A
wonderful mistake--terrible misprint-two
whole letters wrong-and that is evidence of
a"cloven foot" in our procedure.
"Strange such a difference there should be
"Twixt twedledum and twedledee.
Now, as to the motivesthat dictated our re-
marks under the head "Singular Coincidence"
we trust that our readers are all able to
divine them. The editor of the Gazette and
Ciiisen, however seems remarkably dull of
apprehension Bless your heart, Stephen,
we made those remarks just because we were
of the opinion that Mr.. FTNDLEY copied Mr..
Cleaver's letter and used it as his own with
out giving proper credit. Sufficient reason
in all conscience! ..
Now Stephen, in the name Of all that is
fair and honorable, what "unfair" comments
did we make upon Mr.. F's letter! We told
the plain, unvarnshed truth, and if you can
construe that into unfairness, we will call it
ga subtle stroke Of policy" indeed.
In order to enlighten the public on the
position of the Editors of the Chronicle he
makes known that "The Editors of the
Chronicle, or one OF them at least, is an en-
thusiastc Maine Law man, (perhaps the 9TH
er is not, it suits better to be on both sides the
question.)" 1t may suit very well when there
are two Editors for one of them TO be on each
side, but we think that no one can bear wit
ness to the fact that where there is but one ed
itor it is extremely unhandy for him to occupy
both sides of the question, so well as the Ed
tor of the Gazette and Citiaen. Since Mr..
Howard has retired from the paper Mr..
Gressinger will be hard put to to place us on
10th sides Of that question.-Try it, Stephen.
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MARRIED..

On the 22d inst, by the Rev. John Moflat
Mr.. JOHN NJ. MILNER and Miss. MARY Nc
GREW.
On the 22d inst, by John Sutherland
Esq. Mr. EUGENE WRIGHT of this place and
Miss. HARRIET A. BAKER, of Athens, Ohio.
ON the 2Cth inst, by John Sutherland.
Esq, Mr.. VIM. A ROBINSON aud Miss.
MARTHA ]. HUaHEs. ~
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF

the sqe.-Plsntofs, Farmers. Families aud others,
can purchase no remtdy equllto
On, TOBIAS vEEET1AN LINfMENT,
for Dysentery Choie, Group Chronic RheuInstrn Sore
Thiosts Tooibeehe sea Sickness, Cuts Burhs swell.
ings, Bruises, Old Sores Headache Musquto Bites Pains
In the Limbs, Chest, Back, etc.
TT does not give relief the money will be refunded:
an That Is asked, fair trial. and use according
II is English remcly. and was used by William the
w. late King Of Eng land and certified by btu cure
for Rheum aism when everything else had failed.
OvEs 1000 BoTTLEs
have helm SID in the United States wjtont single
nre, and many have stated they would not lie without 1t
II was 10 dols. per bottle, in case OF Group, as Is
certain as IL is applied.
II cures Cholerd when first taken, in e few hours;
1t is perfectly innocent take internally and IL recon-
mended BY the most eminent Pbyseians in the United
States.
PRICE 25 and so CENTS.
DR. ToBiAs could fI dozen Newspaper. with eeris
Gates aud Letters relating TO the wonderful cures accom-
pshed by his Liniment but considers wsrTantng iisui
feient as any person who does not obtain relief need
DIR. TOBIAS has pu,upa
HORSE LINGMENT
in pint bottles, which is warranted cheaper and hotter
than other for ChGc, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls
sweiugs, Cuts, Bruises, etc.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
DIR. 1OBIAs's OFFICE.
$50 Greenwich street. New York.
Aerxrs--I. T.. Patterson & Co.. % Monroe ST. Wheel.
ing; 4. II. Logan & Co.. near the Bridge corner.
J. W. COLLINS, st. Clarsville.
II. ALEXANDER, do
John A. Hanes, East Rchlaud.
L. w. Naniaw, LlOydsville.
]. Mitchell, Morrisown.
II. Murphy. Hendrysburgh.
Morton & Carlisle, TaiIv.ew.
r. Miller, Bridgeport
Turner & Mcguire, Mariinsville.
Sept. 80, ls53.--bdmeow1y.
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M q D &c a T

The Belmont Medical society will hold their next
meeting at BRIuGIpoRT Ohio on the End thursday OF
October next President Wright & Vice President
Updegratf will each read their Official address,
class No will report cases The Physicians OF
Wheeling and vicinity are invited to attend.
HENRY WEST. Sec'y Protein. Sept goth 1853.
81-Wheeng Papers please notice.
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0~rOur county Fair this fall bids fair to
be glorious affair; the arrangements are
fairly completed except the decorations OF
Floral Hall, which will be attended to by the
Fair ones of our town. Let every body come
out aud be sure to fetch his wife and little
ones.
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CINcINHArI. Sept. 26.

CINcINyATI. Sept. &c.
The market closed more settled and firm for Flour;
Sales GOO bbs at 81 ,s56S4 80, plenty ofbuyers at
S,75; Sales 500 bushels Rye At 6OiSale SO bushels
Wheat at 9o,--Oats plenty, less firm. Nothing
doing in Provisions, mess Pork packed at Louis
vile being offered freely at Sl4 but did not hear OF
sales. Spirits OF Turprntine 7O;--Groceries quiet
but tiri Sales 100 hhds Sugar at full pricesSales
100 bbls Moasses at "a. A speculative demand for
lead, sales 2000 pigs at 6oS6i, none beid at 81.
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CLEANERS LET
TER.
WHEELING TIP, Sep,
9th, 1883.
GFNrLEMEN:-Fre c y
recognising the right OF
the people TO know the
opinjonof Candidates for
their suilrages upon all
public questions, l take
the first opportunity TO re-
eponl to your Commnn /
cation, published in both
the Papers OF the county
requesting my. opinioh
upon the folio wing qaeS'
tluE;--
"will you lif elected t.t,' to
the Office Tor whicn yJJu yoJ
i,v have been nominaIeu
nse your influence ana
vote y1t in the next Legisla,
,y,,re OF Ohio, TO secure
the passage oil u law II.
0hio oh tor the suppression
Of the manuiaciure and .
a. s,le Of ardent spirits as q
leverage. Known as 'lt
"Maine Liquor Law, OIL
its equivalent"
Claiming to have been
. ,emperance man oil my
life. / should feel 1t a
duty which ! owe to
myself, as well as 70 ! ,h'
Intelligent voters OF Bel.
mont county, if elected
as a member Of the Leg
stature. to vote and us'
nv influence for IN
nassnee Of a law for ~
prohi6i,ion OF the traih'
and use oil Intoxicating
liquors az a beverage.
Most respectfully yours
f. v. CLEAVER.
To Mes,rs. Smith, Dalla;
HamlioH, Miehener 4
Clark, oommiftee o. N
Bdmont County Ten
psraEce ARiaaef.
AS to the charge {
Mr.. F's letter, had
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

The Board of Managers, officers g. Marshuls &c
of the Belmont County Agricultural Society are
specially requested to meet at the Clerks Office on
Monday Evening next at o'clock 7. ~ Puncluai
.,snsac.ed sspt :9 80. Nr1wAseER Prest.
! CAnisk ssi'y
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New York, Sept. 26.

NEW ORK, sep, 20.
Flour unchanged; Ohio G, 6,3loa643. Grain sales of
Western wheat at AS; corn, yellow, 81, mixed 50;
Mess Pork sl6, hams sl3; Mess Beef 1880, hams
1900 $50 bbls Ohio Shoulders III 200
bbls Lard at lllC6lli; 1875 Pig Iron at S35CaS37;
$50 bags Rio Coffee at lll Linseed Oil 90, Lard oil
60, firm.
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For Director of Infirmary
HUGH FERGUSON.

On motion, the report of the committee
was accepted UNANIMOUSLY.
On motion, resolved that we the Sons OF
Liberty, support and use all honorable means
to secure the election of the aforesaid Ticket:
On motion, resolved, that The proceedings
of this meeting be signed by the officers OF
this meeting and offered for publication in
both the county, papers.
ADAM c. WADDELL, Secy.
NATHAN PRYOR g. w. LEE, uice PreS't.
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a. HERIFF's sALE.-MrcuAr1 R,rry &

"a. HERIFF'S SALE.-MrcHAEL RILEY &
executions 10 me directed from the Court Of Csmp,oi
fleas of BemonSCounty, OEIs al tie Fall tern, Is5s
Will o1cr for sale on -'
TUESDAY, the I'm day Of October, 1853,
tetwecn the hour, Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ and o-lnck P
NJ OF aid day, in front Of the Court House in St. Clair
Nle in said comfy the following Goods and cnaitles
TO Wit: two Black Horses. one mixed eo!oted mae QUO
iron gray horse white horse one brown horse and
ne bay horse; and on
WEDNESDAY, The 1911 Of OctoJer, 1853.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p
NJ oi said day, III the owe slated and hy
virtue OF the same executions III offer for saeon
tion 63 OF The Central Ohio Railroad near ewis's Mill
IN smith township. Belmont county, Ohio the
bOods aud Chses 10 wiz one horse carts. 10 set OF
carr harness, set OF tools consisting of Picks Ehoye
DiIs and Crohars small lot Of iron sedges mason
MANNER lot OF new horse Shoes two OF -eec
Bands. two pair Of Chains and Back Bank one si,,p.
lrce one iron plough lot OF corn supposed tween.
iy'hVe bushels more less lot Of at the cul.
vert across Ira Lewis Mill Race, two dressed hars and
Iss one set OF BlaCksmiths ioUs ng Of one is
bellows one vice, one anvil! and small tools sLaty
used as bldcksmiis shop double shanty used as
dwelling and store room. small sEanty used as p
dWclhg on the road side on the premises OF W M Parks
one large sbGuty used stable on the premises OF
Martin Foreman, barrels OF -four, keg of common to.
hacco, small la of Hat plug tobacco all lot Of Brown
rel part OF barrel OF MOasses, one mantle clock
iaffel o sat- one pair OF patent balances and weights
lo ol saeraius in papers, lot Of thread Of Knives
ald FORKS, hats, lot of new spoons, lot raniug
twlHe, lot OF Rice. shirts, ot of hair COMBS bottles
OF cough drops. The Above sale will continue from
TO day until Tie Above property is all sold.
JOHN &. NICHOLS. Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Sept. 3Uth, ls53.-SJ,
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eSsza THE FAIR.-gnlries for compc-

Mf9E4s THE FAIR.--gntries for compo-
u&S tition in Riding or Driving should be
made on the frat day Of the Fair.
Competition will be open to all except pro-
lesstonatists, or those Of immoral reputation
The object to be arrived at is not TO exhibit
any extraordinary speed or leaping Of Hur.
dies, but merely to demonstrate that ladies
can control the horse in oil that relaies 70
the pleasure Of Riding or Driving, with as
much skill as gentlemen.
BY order of the Board
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0TAt the Clothing Store of E. NAcLE &,
Co, report says man can be completely
fitted out in suit of clothes of any con-
ceiveable pattern br color; judging from the
piles of goods we saw in the store the other
day we guess the report is about right.
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FINDLEY'S LETTER .

FlNDlIE \ . LIZ 1 j Eli.
WAYNE TOWNSHIP, Sept.
7lh, 1853.
Freely re-
cognizing the right Of the
people to know the opini.
ons of candidates for their
sufiroges upon all public
questions, ! take the first
opportunity To respond to
your communication ,
published in both papers
OF the county, and also by
a letter ! received from
your committee, request
ing my opinion upon the
following question:
will you Qt elected to
! the Office for which you
have been nolnina ted)
use your influence and
vote in the next Legisla-
ture of Ohio, 10 secure
the passage ofa law in
Ohio for the SUPPRESSION
OF the manufacture and
sale OF ardent spirits as a
beverage, known MS The
"Msine Liquor Law" or
its equivalent"
| Claiming to have been
a temperate man all my
lite, and believing il
necessary, | ieel it n duty
which | owe 10 myself, hs
well as Ia the inielligen
voters Of Belr. mt Co, i
elected n member OF IN,
Legislature, TO vote, anc
use my influence for the
passage OF a law FOR lh'
prpti iion OF the, irafii'
aaduse OF intoxica in.
hanors as a beverage
Most respectfully youl >
SAMUEL FINDLEY,
To Messrs. Smith, Dallas
Hamilton, MicAensr a
4 Clark, Committee Of III
Belmont County Ten,
psrdHce .AHidnce.
( wilfully misprintinl
there been the leas
the assertion he woul,
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Wing Candidate rorUu Governor.

The Editor of the Astabula Sentinel ad.
dressed letter to DR.. Allen, the nominee of
the Wing Convention, making certain en-
quiries as to his opinions on various questions
now agitating the people of the State. We
annex the frank and explicit reply of the
candidate, and recommend it to the readers
particular attention:
MANSFIELD, Sept. 3, 1853.
DEAR SIR:-Your favor of August l3 has
not received an early reply on account of my
absence from home, for the month past, in
New York, whence returned but yesterday.
In your note, you, "as u citizen the State
o Ohio propound to me interrogatories
touching my views on certain subjects of
public poicy--State and National, and re-
quest MY reply with view to its publication.
Ii the circumstance Of my present position as
a candidate, gives to my views of public
policy any material Importance, or peculiar
interest am entirely willing TO make them
known to you, or to any other "citizen of the
State of Ohio" honestly desiring to be in
formed thereof. And thus recognizing the
propriety of your interrogations, cheersuly
respond to them, and in the same order as they
are propounded.
/. am opposed to the extension of slavery
any where, or in any manner.
2. Were my voice TO be heard, it should
favor the adjustment of slavery, and of the
trade of slaves, in the District Of Columbia
8. In my Vpinon, the nature of slavery
being in derogation ofnatura rghis-demands
a strict construction of the constitutional
provisions concerning it. And, that, inasmuch
as the institution depends for it's existence on
the municipal laws of the slave States, the
General GoVerhment-hatngn no agency in
it's crsationAought to be divorced from its
support.
4, AZ to the Fugitive Slave Law OF 1850
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.
Seven thousand barrels of flour were sold 600 per
Dbl.
One thousand beeves also sold at six and half to
seven and half, net.
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From California.

The Northen Light arrived at Philadelphia
on the 26th inst, with San Francisco dates
to the list inst. She brings $l,S5o,o0O in
freight and $500 900 in the hands of passen,
gers, and $50 passengers.
Since the ailng of the previous steamer
the markets have been dull with no prospect
Of an immediate improvement.
Emigrants from China and across the
plains are arrivingi in great numbers, Indian
hostillties remain unchecked. Large mee-
tings have been held in San Francisco in
favor of the Pacific Railroad. Politics are
waxing warm. Several prominent Democrats
are stumping the State in opposition to
Bigler. The Wings have nominated DR.. H.
Gray he candidate for Mayor of San Fran
cisco, and the Democrats have nominated
Capt. c. R. Harrison. The bricklayers have
str ruck for $l2 per day and the hod carriers
for S6; both have been succe essful.
About one half of the town of Sonora has
been destroyed by fire; loss estimated at
$4,000.
Dates from Oregon to the Goth of August
chronicle numerous Indian depradations in
Rogue river valley. Several tribes have
united and commenced a war of determination
on the entire population. Many massacres
have already been committed. An expedition
under Gen. Lane has gone to the scene of
action, and bloody work is looked for. Last
accounts say that 20 whites have been
butchered.
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0trThe proceedings of the Brdgepor,
Temperance meeting come too late for in
sertion this week. They resolved to support
and vote for the Maine Law Or Its equivalent
They will appear in our next.
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0rIt is "fixed fact" that at the stores of
those who advertise the best bargains are to
be matte. See the advertisement of "Stone
Thomas" at the "Golden Beehive Store"
Wheeling Va, and remember them Gin your
purchases.
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l5Sza FLORAL HALL.--The Managers

tFGsS Of the Belmont County Agricultural
Society have appointed B. X. Gown one
of the Marshals Of Floral Hall.
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4 t my instance, an attachment was this
" day Issued by Henry Thurs,cn, g Justice OF the
Pea-e OF Smith Township Belmont County. against the
property and effects Thomas Laniry & Co. a. scOnd
ing debtors for the amount OF forty five dollars. Dated
September 9th. 1853. i. c. RAMAGE,
September 10, ls53.--3t.-pd