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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

n oIHlAG N The msrket-nSns the medical mar.
y he 'I 'e Past MY ye4rs, has equaIed NOT can
al article be projuced totelll tbs
GREAT ANTI-DYSPEPTTC.
Dr. HeSie1'e' PREPARATION not an old cTany's re-
re hat I've ne c experimental o. some Anarrur
FL!sci4ns SC BAL investigation is the res ut Ola ry
OuHd and Elaborate stud one Of tie most .C,s,,t
Chemists 81 lie present Century
hr HOsteItcC 81 bnits his altbr bitter, IN ,u,r
uIiCsi tests, nat II Stiu better, ,
your rost inon The tge ptapertie or thete HI,
Will 6e iouHd by the trst aud the mi tre
Of her eat medicinal ELECTS made ma nj 81, In
aIos; Incredible short space Of time upon your
( -
are you dgs.epuel Then take these celebrated s,om
ach bit;cis
Are you sfous? Try one bottle Of tLcse brter.. and
be relieved Al once.
Aie ,ouanuoy by ndigestion2 Renove the cause nv
The see these bite
Have sIsd sEurf Pow mary thousands IN the
esi and Souh have been CARED Constitution de-
al should try this antidOte. Venture to az
if'E that |Gic 0sGlleT'S BltIeFS used case OF
AID azle cannot ~.
One vino glaSsiu TIRES times DAY before meals
will be lound sIeai tnEsc agent All win appleei
ate wien lesosai'" satisfied acI, as they win be-
by 81 Iug tae bit trial.
Ineie are oth BtteTs,' represented be the same
wliiSA ave Conn lively worthless Our BitieTs are
without :iSal, Their medicinal qualities. They ave
pGL Up ~ square les, con ains lui quart, with tho
directions uH, Al m H-Sisl~T's Stomach BitleTs,D
blown on tue be None other genuine.
PRIc M DOLLAE 4 BoTTLE.
q For sale by all tic principal Druggists, hotel bars
esiairsls and Dealers generally Throughout The United
RUSHFIELD & Co, and
icoe:rydaw WIssep.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

DoY's calf boots;
ID do KiphUOts;
do calf Oxford Ties;
do bTOssrs;
Boys boots AMI shoes every kind and e<criptionC
Also chiilreus Shoes, Gaters, &c, OF all sorts and
Sizes IN act can suit everybody in anything they MAY
want Ia my line Don't forget I25 Main street, Wheeling.
Va. y. l.. DORSEY.
p; s-CouHtry merchants sorting Up lot cash win do
well TO call JAP
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HOUSE Furnishing Soc.
Groceries at Whole4ale.

Groceries at WhOIe4ale.
zoo RBLS. NOLASSES;
OOO 800 BAGS Riu coffee;
80 pockets LasuiTl coffee;
% Old Java
so boxes CavenJTsh Tobacco;
- kegs 5tw.
10 bbls cut and dry
80 boxcs Stewart's y. Y. candiesi
leo EhIs Sugar.
81 bbis Coverings refined Sugari
10 hEdS Louisiana
80 Inch Y. H., Il. p and Imperial Teas;
% catty boxes
81 tieIces rice;
. boxes white pines;
90 COI=are'S fancy Soaps;
Together with fuii assortment Family Groceries
including Spices, Fruits, bye su Fish, ETC. etc for sa
TALLANT & DELAPALTN,
mas No 50 Main street.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PfrTSBuaGn, Oct. 22.-River feet inches
FILLING. Weather cloudy aud cool.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-23

Land and Real Estate Agency.
r.. IA. HCB3El4G.
~ ESPECFFC LILY tenders his services 70 the public
as General The Pui chase ard oil FaiuIs
uhimpfo ed lands, City and village pro cry.
REFER To
m Paxton. Esq W. 7 Wiley, Esq, Farming
K. Dickeg taSAier Petty ten Va
Alex. Rogers Esq. L. Lunsrord Esq county
! K T. Nilsson Esq: county Thus Hornbrooh, Esq, DO
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Just Received.

uSL nGC64Veo.
~ \. EDWARDS d ERO. have Just received from
" ite Fast, (at their New Grocery adjoining the
Fos "iCe excellent and carefully selected assortment
ni Ene cceeS, to which they invite the attention Of Ill
n ant Ui good and Cheap groceries. Our stock consists
IN PAN OF lire
Mo, M4rlcabo, and Java coees brown, clarified do;
Z usSed aHd PuiverILed Sugars;
Tess IN grea; variety and hIe qualities;
Cocoa, EiuuuO aud Chocolate Oi The best brands,
Fesu reaches pine apples, strawberries aud raspb.r.
GieS, az cans rice Hour, con- starch;
Parma, saso lnacaToii, lsingiass Jelytina;
terinaha ArrOwrOOt dried CuTrauts, rasips Almonds
owes, hops eiri Tobacco and segaTs, tine qualities;
soaps, etc; Fine ground Table salt;
Spices eud Essences OF every variety.
ogeter with many other articles tedious TO emu.
uie aie ali OF which we SC ling at very prices
ta ant examine Or yourselves you can't but be pleas.
ed Remember iEe place-coruer Market and Quincy
- eets,adlOiHs the PostOiCe, Wheeling, Va m, %
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Miscellaneous Reading,
IfLETCHE R'S SIudles on Slavery,
Il Whthey's Metallic Wealth Of the Uni, ed States;
Saint PefTe's Studies OF Nature,
Lady Hollands Memoirs Or Kew. Sydncy SEIthi
HuGIhOIdt's Cesmos-ini vols.
Durali's Memoirs aud Sermons,
IryiEg's Sketch Book,
liyiig's KRicker booker,
.!uihnuS Classical DICTIONARY,
AiEswurth's Latin do
HaCkey'S TriguHOmetry,
RuaIHIeRts of rchiteCfuTe,
Sioans Carpenters Guide,
Crochet and Knitting, etc, etc.
lust received and for sale by
sr2s WILpE * BRO
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n. T. WAYM4N
o-Partnershin.

7 i. MARSH has this day associated with him NJ T.
y "aymaH, tOr |. purpose OF tIaBSac;ns the wGFe-
sale and rets Boot Shoe business the o
J. X Marsh No % Monroe street, neXt door to GIeer,
OFT q Co, under Tie hiuIof
July 1s,, 1875 its6
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IA INTELLIGENCER
To Corre.pondenus.

.rrgS concerning suaserirt dvertisins or o,h.
5ss:al business ofthe IHtelligeacer, should be sd.
- 10 the Prcnriet0rs-
- eoueeruinz The editorial department. OF the pa
56lj be addressed to the eli tors, Jointly or to ei-
,Tr-sScGlents writing for publication, will please
- opir oa une side % tine paper.
An observance cfths above rules W. greatly ohse rs,
. s-.gre more prUmpt attention 10 corr espOHdeutS
! a., .fsT nj st herxiss some times recicye-
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MEN'S FIpe calf bouts;

Nj Ems Fine calf boots;
44 Fine callers:
Fine morocco beotsi
Fine ha.f welt
Fine Kip
Fine Congress
Ei,,s sl G;, Gaiiers'
cloth, dTnf cOiE
Calf Congress
OXiuid Ties.
LADIES' SHOES.
AIDES fine black GziierS;
IL Tan coOred Gaters;i
Fancy do do
Jenny Lind SLIPPERS;
do wetsi
goat 40
Toilet Slippers.
nj ISSES Jenny Lind Slippers;
III - Fine GaIIers;
IS Kid boots;
g morocco boots.
Al OF which arc OF the latest STILES. AMI
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Change Of schedule.
.sEz 67.-s.ss7 Esss-s go an
= 20 80 49,, ss5sESz
ssma.er Arranse..snt.

TR NSsPORTATIcS OFFICE s.. q K.
W heeiins Station, July ssh, 1855
on and after AnrdJy The 9th instant, tie PASSENGER
Trains express and maii} VIII This station daily
lG:i5 ?. 81.
The Express Train leaves at t:i5 P. NJ AID VIII only
sgH al The following stations: eHg.ood Noundsytile,
Cameron, Fan mont, Fet.e man, New burg, Rowiesbu g
Piedmont CunBe iaHd- slr JuhG's Ran, Martin
Junction
Tie Mail train leaves al l945P NJ, except Saturdays,
and sal S;opEt all The regular stations.
lie Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodz tion Train
vii; be daily except Sundays. leaving Wheeling At
:, i. NJ, and arriving ~ Clinbe land 6, Z. NJ
Leaves Cumberland 5i5 A NJ and arrives y heeug
att, P. u.
By order of ]. II. DONE. sup't
jus x. FORD, agent
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New Stock of Bao!s and Shoes at
II. L. DORSEY,S
coax Hall. !"
9 70 NatII a. ! S03re 5I1ozs Uiliosl q

No f23 RatH a. i Doors 5c,ozs U5isa st
HAVING returned FsoGl the manufacturing Esfsbsh-
Il Hcns 81 the East stii sleek OF boots and Shoes
comp all the varied styles Tor the present ard an
preaching season Of $50, would RESPECTFULLY inv tie
anu al 10 U9li and examine my STOCK as am couhiet
that can suit all and every body provided goOL pretty
ana thsar goods viii dol inicd TO keep the best quail
lty Of goods 81 my line, and via sell cheap cheap
e. Than they be bought elsewhere Call AMI examine
my goods and they don't please no charge viii be made
ioe eEa mining
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III iFIOTlE NINNFAE. =
Oct. e2-Flour steady, a'es of 1900 JarreIs.-
W heat unchanged and dull. White corn LAP cts
bet:et. Nothing doing IN provisions.
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just Received.

Just Received.
THE undersigned would most respectfully inform his
l friends aud pstrens OF Wheeling and vicinity,
citizens generally, that he has received his Fall
AMI winter stock OF
CLOTHS, cAsSTMEREs AID vESTINGS,
together with full assortment OF Gents Furnishing
Goods which will be sold the most Bile terms
Cloths, CassimeTes al Il Vestings sold by the yard,
rece pattern. made 10 order in the latest ard most
approved vie and best Manner at short notice.
satisfactory fit guaranteed in att cases, sale
J. H. STALLAAS, Merchant Tailor,
No. Washington Hall,
oc6 Wheeling, Va
TTmes roFv.
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INSURANCE.

ALBEM4RLE
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
/ THE GREAT CENTRAL COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
/ PRINCIPAL FFiCE-Ghnr!OItcsViile- Va.
CHARTERED CAPITAL. SiGu,Gp9.
THE above Company b4vths established an aseIey in
this eily a-e prepared 10 taAe naiH aid Ese risks
I on favorable terms ,,-
/ osEIcE-xo % Main street. :. :. - : 2s5.sa
LINGHBURGH
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance
Company,
OF LYNCHBURGH, VA
oFFIcR-So 90 Main street 0e5-sni
Valley of Virginia
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
| VIM. T. smBY, Ageut al Wheeling.
Ia FFICE-at TIE store Of TllIant & Deapiain. Nah.
" STREET. between Monroe and Quincy sirsessi PIE
T,ei TO take ,isks Customary Goods in
STU S'eamSO'tz |tg RES ~ RSs sgs& &c
JRB4ker Tai!snt 4 pesapf.in.
S .Ts; A t:sss < Co G. lis1j.aaa.
Lis. s K aorsn. o ". hes as:sksit & Co
The Atna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED, MAY 1919.
100000.
One of the oldest ad best institutions in this country
continues 10 take risks upon the most lay3[ase terms
ante Agent for wh--lipe a..d vicinity.
ANTHEM AUM FIRE OFFICE,
London.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL e., OOO, 900.
Available Capital $12s4,3
WILL take any AMI all fair fre rzksat reasonable
Loss su-tea and promptly paid without reference to
REFERENCES IN PHILADELPHIA.
Atwood ~ Co, John Faruuai,
Mye,s GlaghorG & Co w VIII. am ~ Zee & CO..
REFERENCES IN WHEELING.
II x. list & Co. Gill. HartIalan & Co
Heskeil " Co., EGley, y oOdwald y Co.
Hobbs, Barnes y TO Jacob seTseuey.
Eos rurther particulars enquire Of
Agent Tor %heeiii sud vicinity.
OFFICE next doortO y = N Bank mis-
INSURANCE.
THE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CON
PANY OF WHEELING.
Incorporated 1881.
'IIAKES risks at the lowest rates, buildings all
| KINDS steamboats, furniture and merchandise, ard
on II ycrs, seas, lakes, Canals and railroads.
2 Cr2nzIs b Bf1 s,sn,ir, !; s WI ON Gl'
Dan'l Lamb, Ros'tPatlerSon, RJb't Morrison
ROBT. CRANG LIZ, PGes't-
z. w. HARDING, Sec'y.
publications. or Insurance iIl be promtly attended
by the President Secretary
Wheeling, Jan 18th, 1855
MONROE HOUSE.
WIN. +. CLARK, Proprietor.
'THI long established AID wei! known house having
l been thoroughly repal ed and renovated, now ur-
shcs exceilea; accommodations 10 the travelling col.nu
nifty ana boa ters, a.
MODERATE PRICES.
Il is located Main and Madison Streets
Immediately suspension EIidg=, ami only
squares from the Steamboat Landing and Railroad
Depot.
ENCELLEST STAELING
is attached the Monroe uou-e. avelers ard board
e,s nay assured Rat tie Proprietor WEI pare TO
palm promo iheir rom'utt- Ju-"4-aaSu
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Shooters! Shooters!!
Icouard-s Patent Revolving Hammer

Shooters! ShOOteTS!.
Lcouard,s PugenI Revolving Hammer
PisIOl!!!
THIS PISTOL, for simplicity Or construction, lcty Of
loading aud ca P!rg. raPidIty CT discDar.- power and
ness. o. carving and Ia exemption
liability accidental LsClE glgs Gains super
ority 81 Others I-aIs!1ctu ed.
saIO JUST received and Tor sale AZ tn cheap Jew
elIy Store OF {: BLOWN,
myi No ! Washington Hall.
House Furnishing Store.
T HAVE Just opened. al No. 81 Monroe street, new
stock Housekeeping articles. consisting OF Tabr
Cutlery, Silver Plated Aibata ard britannia Pan
shet, Jaanaed and Plain Tin wares MATTERS OF dIGereu:
styles and Va;teus, anen-al and pain Far
Fly brushes, wooden Family Hardware, Bathing
5pi6 R. B. WOODS
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Final ADOPTION OF THE c. o. RAILROAD PRor-
,trroS.-Tbe contract between the Central Ohio
aroai aud the City of Wheeling as orginsily
omitted ,the provisions of which we have here
IRE meuiinaed ia IetaiD was finally adopted at
meeting Of the Council last night, by the fol-
ggi-- W.,
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REMOVAL.
NJ REILLY las fs6Ia his Old stand in Mar
Ii. ket Square that ard spacious VSarenOuSe,
No D, fIoHi west side Main street, between
Monroe aud Quincy, lately occupied by MeSsTs. Antan
& Mcguire, as commission house. tie has hand
rge aud general assortment Groceries and Liquors
which e viii sell a. hoesae market price
Atsn:-GuHg"wder Of every description, Sa'eiy
Fuse spf5
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!. Is understood that Nr. Bacon. for some time
sssa' a: BeIlair, viii shortly retir+, as will also
r. i. 4. Saith, for long time a very popular
.'aciar, and who now takes a position OH the
leleaali. Wilmington and Zanesvile RnIroat.
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4ges-M ssrs. EchoIs. Garden. Goudy, Hull,
Fuo5eH, Little, Neel. Humphrey, Sweeney,
Woods AMI Young-Il.
Mss.-Nessry. BerryEilI, Bodley, Crnnner,
aali.on, Hailoweil. Robinson and Vincent,
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CHANCES tos THE C. o. RArLsOAD.-Yesterday
'=fai changes took place in official positions con
-sfed vita the working of this road. OIr. South
et, whose resignation as Superintendent we
ave hereto ore noticed, retired. Heis succeeded
= Janss Ciarke, Esq, fos many years principal
1ln's.r Of the running of trains on the L. & O..
iaaEOad, Nh. Chase, Assistant Superintendent,
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The Verandah Restaurant
AND OYSTESTS SaIOAN

Is receiving every day Baltimore Oysters Our
viii always ind prepared to serve them
up IN The most delicate and desirable manner.
u ORDERS complied with in the shortest possible
time
ag2o No IO7 Main street.
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THE firm Of Sweeney Johnston q Co. Ia this Iaay dis
sniHsi by IBui! consent, Gess. Michael sweeney aud
Ihonas-JOhmsiOH, IT., retiring from the firm,
NJ. SWEENEY,
]. NJ TODD,
THOS: JOHNSTON, ia,
4. y. JOHNSTON.
Wheeling, February 22d, 1850.
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Premium Blinds.
GFOR q Il RRRRR

2Uj MAIN STREET,
EEPS constantly hand and manufactures to order
N YE!IZT-iN WINDOW BLINDS,
Of wide and EarrUw STATS with plain and fancy trim
mngs every color and shade Wholesale and retail ON
terms 10 suit tile times.
Oh binds reraiHled AMI trimmed equal To new.
JObhiHg promptly attended 10. ny1f
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

THE coPartnership heretofore existing between Mi
Ghae! sweeney, III: Johnston, Jr,; Peter ShOenber
ger James VI Todd, and f. n. Johnston, under the firm
name Ui Sweeney, Johnston & Co. was dissolved on
The sth day OF Jue 1891, by the death Peter Shoen-
he ger.
Since that date the undersigned continued the b0s
mess OF The ate firm under the aud style OF SWec.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
TIL undersigned have united themselves for the pur-
pose oil manufacturing ali kinds of Iron aud Nails al The
Missouri Iron Works under the style oil J. NJ Todd
Co. ahd solicit Continuance OF the patronage tue Did
Eru.
J. TonD,
HUGH NICHOLS.
A. n. JOHNSTON.
W I.ceill., rem .sl, lslJ. lehyI
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MEDICAL
ALL SHOULD Try IT:
0 R. j. HosTETT ERs
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
100000 Bottle. sold in One Year.

n oTHlNG N The GSrket-n5iins in the medical MIR.
an article be proJuced toteGal tiIs
lkEAI ANII-nN-S L.DnIC
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-04
Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that The undersigned
y l1sohta'rcd from the County Court Of How
ard County letters testamcutary on the estate Of
David Elliott, deceased, bearing date November
7rE, 1854.
All persons indebted 10 said estate aye requested
II make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against il 90 present them properly authenu
catei in one year from the date Of said letters, OF
they may be pTeclUaed from having any benefit Of
said estate, aad il not presented in three years they
will be forever barred.
dec1 RICE PATTERSON, Ex'r.
u AEON, 0Go lbs choice sides in store and for
- sale :E".r ss7li J p. F0RHis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-04
Governors Message.
GentLemsn Of Tie Senate,

Gentlemen Of Inc Mndfe,
and of the House Of Representatives:
We have abundant reason to be grateful
TO Divine Providence, for the manifold bles-
sings showered upon us as a community,
since the close Of your last session. Gen
eTal prosperity has pcrvadcd the State, and
we have advanced rapidly in population and
productive industry. Although during the
past season an unprecedented drouth has
cut off large portions of our agricultural
products, we have been more than compen-
stated by our general exemption from conta-
gious and epidemic diseases.
From a statement furnished me by the
Auditor of Public Accounts, am gratified
TO be enabled to assure you that the finances
Of our State are in prosperous condition.
A detailed statement of the condition of the
Treasury, for the two last fiscal years, and
its probable condition for the next two years,
will be furnished you in the Auditors Re-
port.
The amount of revenue received in the
Treasury in 1858, is 1878, 100 sc
Amount received in 1864, is 427,872 81
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-04

GALLY AND POLLY AJAWLEY, MARY
- BUXTON, aul all others interested in the
estate of loan Coweil, deceased, are hereby no.
sized thar the undersigned, Executor Of the will
f sgi, decreased, wis, Oh the sth day Of Fehrua-
~. 500, apply 10 thu county c0ur, Of Charlton
county, Missouri. fer a. order 10 sell, for the pun
lose Of distribution, negro man slave. named
Martin, belonging 10 said estate, and to distribute
the proceeds Of such sale amongst the persons Ell
titled thereto. HAMILTON ADAMS,
aecl4-SW Executor,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-04
EiEaE settEemlent.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
AN'w,ll apply az the F.h4ly lem 0; the How
ayS county Cont for taAi settlement; of his ad-
o. Tie estate p W. B. ShackefoTL =,
deceased TH0S. SHACKELFORp,
E,ysJ-Nw Administrator.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-04

uated. More than thirty years ago emissa
ries were dispatched into the Northern
States, and very recently into the Southern
States, by the enemies Of constitutional lib
erty in Europe, furnished with means TO
propagate SANDER and falsehood and excite
the meanest and most degraded preudiccs |
Of the human heart. These agents have |
performed the task allotted to them with I'M |
ceasing vigilance, and determined perse- !
verance. a brief space Of time only had
elapsed, before they succeeded in rallying !
around tfem party Of desperate and w
principled men, who, assuming the Office Of
missionaries, have continued to preach o |
crusade against the institution of slavery.
Emh1idcred by their success in misleading
the ignorant and unwary, and exciting al
morbid and ianGtical religious sentiment,
they have not hesitated, recently, TO ayow
themselves opsn enemies Of the constitution
and the Union. Such is the origin, such the
character and the purpose Of the Abolition
party.
The success Of this reasonable design
rendered it an object with desperate and
corrupt politicians in the Northern States 70
obtain tie votes Of the Aboiitionists. For
this purpose q new party was organised.
under the spccious name of the FreesaiI
party. Processing, in their public proceed
ings, adhesion to the constitution, and
yet constantly advocating unconstitutional
schemes % further the designs Of their aj1-
lition allies. they have acquired the conf
dence O. that .rGituroUs faction, whilst thew
have seduced into their tolls large numbers
OF good men, who do not comprehend the
inevitable consequences Of the policy they
advocate.
This combination Heterogeneous clements
seems to have an elective affinity for al the
emphemlral factions that are erpendered by
local conflicts or temporary causes. There
IS an Instructive propensity that. when .Lesc
petty combinations are GisJanded, by the
progress Of events, their constitutional e'e-
ments must unite with the Aut-Slavcry par
/ y. Their policy has been cautions and
plausible. They affect To a5ni. that Con-
+ grcrs has no power TO interfere with Slave
~ in the States. and vet, if that is not the
/ Ultimate object, the whole system CT ore.a-
/ tions IS absurd. The clicl' ends aimed a
hitherto have been the exclusion Of Slavery
from the Territories, and where they have
failed in this, the exclusion Of Slave States
from the Union, and the alroga'iou of the
clause in the constitution providing for tie
reclamation Of fugitive slaves. They know
well that success IN these objects would give
them prepon3erarcc in our national coun-
ellis, ana enable them TO violate the cons'i-
tuition still. more grossly in reference TO The
institution O. Slavery in the States.
Their purpose have been evincel in every
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-04

The total amount received for
the two years ending lst Oc-
tober, 1854, is
The amt expended in 1853, is
The amt expended in 1864, is
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-01-04

90
38O,531 AZ
249,G52 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-29
slave Case among the Shaking QuaIsers

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Thomas nasis, of Montgomery county. died many
years providing by his will that negro girl belong
mR 20 him should serve the heirs Of nis SON till she
arrived ut the apesf forty and that she and all her
should then be Free Not long since she attained
the OF forty Ter scendanfs twenty one
tweBt, two being held service by Lewis woods
John II woocs and john MeCutchen, Of Logan county
near stakerto.n.
The negroes wisbed TO for their freedom and in
such q suit the of white was deemed neces-
sary. Under these circumstances, James Richards, =
ntnber Of the society CT Shakers ward In tn
suit the next friend The Is to be decided
the court in August.
We understand tn 81 account OF the connection O
Jsmts Richards with this suit considerable excitement
has teen got up in Logan county not only against him
but against the Whole Shaker Society there rney ar,
6enoupcsd OF sbolitiopists
We not that the facts have been stated to us
correctly, Mr.. Richards being only authority. We
answer for KentorkiaDs, however, that they
ways reacy to appiaud rather than condemn 4 white
who ntereres for the vndicston OF the rights of
eroes legally entitled 70 freecom But Mr. r. assures
that whether bs conduct in the affair has been
right wrspg his brother shakers not responsible
hrit
he says that there is sentiment of abolitionism
among the Shakers that they require their members to
have Iothipg TO DO with lawsuits that his appearance
the next t Ct the negroes contrary TO the a
probation Of the elders, and that he has been conse
quenty suspended from hts with the so ,iety
until the case shall have been decided.