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IHI- Nj rus JLIhA
OF
SEWING MACHINES
TIN PATENT LEVER SEWING MACHINE
MANI FNtI RID m IHE GLOBE MAN.
uFACTt RING COMPANY.
1Jl Broadway
Srv.Irrs
May Be tuiy rcs,rrL =, the ne rus ulfra Of sew.
which 'sPah- oi dong aus k.ai OF srsinH tor Tai.
ofs sod House-Wycs Uth sat.iaclion herrtnfarr un
knnsn->bu 5se NJ lime m ordering one of the pa
TENT LEVER MACHINES. ~hi,h arr g. oc,upy 4
similar p1SIliln tcssrts o'hrt sewing mae ha. MI
PATENT LEVER WATCH (.ud every body Laos,
iis 'aloeJ oceoPs, ioSards Lipse any other &c.
cond watch,
Tins rnachu. rn,krs the 't-cks,iteh VII ch look /.
The b.ih 'dos Of The fAbuc .Lioh erunot 10
fPP~d.
PRICE So
10 ai respects eqasi w. n1'hHcs heretofore sold ST
huniTsd d0ilafs aud uVSIfds
SprCirseus ul ug done ~ the PATENT LIZ.
NER MACHINE, ali be t1tUHded - any part of he
country, uI.lg the frcsipt q postage .famp-
N "A energetic aIi reliable Agent - uan'.I n,
every town ssi village of the United state.
tts to sell tbs abo's nsned mariip~- "A sdrAnta
Er.us IrraageR-ut -ii b. m.fr 9TH the rifht tk,nd
q s-rebaat who wiling - have the sEcis.ts sxss
ey
AiIfcsS
Globe Mingfaeiptiu. Company.
Jjt bTosdNsJ,
Mirsh II. 1881 N'y.
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81. 9ir,ipia agra 5Sr.s..


Sy-rAe PASS Pass ., pabli.hed weekly At Tro
Doiis', s-d fVfy Cssts per snns= : Al pad 40 sd-
vs.es, Two DoLIAss.
HWhsaeyer Psy meat !. deferred b~yoad the eHPi-
rstioa Of the yesr iatsrs.t wiiI be ehsigsd.
u>as.erlPtioe' for.is moaths. On, Dsiar a-d Tcs--
y.sss Cssf', 10 be pad iarartsbis IN sd.aAes.
RATES Of ADVERTISING.
CJ TIE term oi advertising are, for square lees
Oss Dciiay fr three tasertoas-l.gsr ones 10 the
ssss properties. Each continuance Treniy hvs
'Cs-f' per .qusre.
-No aivsrtisemen 10 be considered By the month OF
wear uile.s specified on the Msha.erpt. PtsVioss
" srreed uPoa betueen the parties
" sl'-rtts-n-at Eoi Dssrkrt nn ihr cory for =
sp<eihs % ~ rrttoa- 'i D. snattapSd usti
ordered ost, aud Paymeat I. scted accordingly.
EOKEovLAs sAbskErtsEsssrs.-Tos To avoid say mis-
asdsr,tsndar on the part Of the Aaaaal Ad.eri.er.
~ .. proper 10 state dist,aetIy that their privilege
esly .xtssi. 10 their Immediate Business Real -
tate, Legal sad all other BY them
to he 90 stdIt,oast chsrr-. and ne s.ristIOa-
ey- an bsnsisaf sdr,yf,,s-snts -.'fb, -aid for N
es,A. GALLAHER n CO.
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O Spring oihope ard love youth aud rladres-,
Wind winged emblem trighie,,. ts-taud fair~si
Whence comsst ihou, with dark wili.f "a iue,s.
The ieafs thai iSte IA ,uluy ssni. thou ,hairs.l
si''ef oiIcy, thou art the child that Wearesi
Thy mothers ing smile tender AutsWeet;
Thy mo'her Autumn Cor whose grave fLgu iear,si
Frr'h F.aws-, e,sms 'itr r'v~-s y,'h r--''r .,-,
Disturbing not the leaves. which are her Siutiug
. sheet
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AUKA-I'ONsI.

We have iterated ard reiterated. through
eur columns, the charge tia, the delegates
from this county ia the Winchester Couven.
tiOp. were selected and packed beesu.. Of
Their ktoWn sfbnity fOr Mr. Faulkner Til.
charge remains uurefuied because it can't
he rsfuisd We thsrsfore. ask any inirili
gent democrat 10 Jefferson county wbeth-
tr be feels lound as party msu 60 ,rdorse
ly hs support ;he tomines of = rscked
ConVsntiou l. itb bot rather b.. duty a. a
good e,,ssh 10 put b., zeal Of eouIsu.Bs-
ton uron sll such ooifsg,sl
If Nr Faulkner va the eLoiss ~ bic
party We Ak. Vly Do. friends uoateJ g.
such n,fat,ou. aod dishonest mean. 10 ~
cure bis nomination
why not have appointed spy ard ali dem
oeTat' Vho cboso 20 stiesi that Cotvsu
ti5n - delegates 20 cast tie v.tc of tho
county
saca bsrsiaeed ebicsbsry won't hssr =
lead
DEuoCSATtC EDIrOH Dt-CU-TED.
The Editor oftbs Weekly Nevs. pulli.b
Cd at Ebterrfiss 20 Alsbsms, seem. 10 bs
considerably 'si back BY ibs fccsst tura Of
events in tie Democratic L0aseholI W.
would Ger him consolation if We tBsu via,
60 .ay-bat. ths tfsth i.. 80 sro equally q,
a loss sta Lim'c.f iisafLim -Lsa.l5s,s
Twrtnnp
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B. W. II L r BE r T,
eaAaltsroHs, JEFFERSON COUNTY U7SlYlA
NOTARY PUBLIC.
General Insurance .IEeug
aud f'0fIyrfor

nPFERS bis services 70 the bushes. coumu-
~ nifty of Jefferson Clarke, FreiefieS Ant B,rse-
ley eountes 10 collect all drbis sni Aueni u a.
kindred business ia th- said counties
NJ H-fc~rf sN1 sr%tIa,s Di .a- l.a-s s. .-,... 90
Harvard University, sni has Al hi, commaai the
best advisers ~ the ChaflesoWn Bar lie utIi
puneiuailY attend 70 all business committed 90 him
sni refers TO the folloSinE gentlemen
Cia,bispz Ohcefs snd Directors ~ ,he
Branch ottne Bank oi the Valley "a Keyes Kryes
keanley, J. l. l. Stiief.
.tFcrss CouH,v-T. H. Wlrs Ffy B-~k
With. Timr-flsss a 90 J a. l. Hun'-r a.
Eent Baltimore & Onio RatlfJai, D1h~iTs De
pot.
Hssper't F~yry-F Beckham. Agent R,ifimore
Obio RAiifosi, 4. ~. Herr, sBa W. J Sc
Phens.
St>D,,r4iisss-E I. fec Iahn ~ Jsreu. J. r
scsiey and A. iIumfieshpuse
His,A,d,' Ofi-sIs snd Directors Of m. In.u.
race Company oi ibe Vaiiey "a yirginis
Ciq,ts Css7'y Msnn Page. Co. TlrsIu-ll
Bmnh. Penfl-ton s. Richar'son. = 4 VI .fs
sni =. 10. Powers.
B,,tsi~y C-s4fv Alexander Nev-5m@f Dr
Psge Jscob Vand0ren, Jf., aad A. VI vansrs-
dale
Bsai ao,f n winter Dsvi, J n. Psr,itre
Geg Cosle Randolph s Laimef, saI Cba4es
n ~ Brovn
HIsfrfd C-44.- Ou.sfs snt Directors OF ffsft.
iofi Fuc insufsnrr Company
tVAeenf of NauosaI lnieiligencst. 90 Jefrr-
90 County. Vifgios.
De- iC 1851 -tV-spt
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Lst rnL sEa,n,>r. Avn r.sss.,
NJ AI.

\ eoifcspoudent ofthc AlcxauGri. C.,,.,,.
b,'nR' to ishi he t,,lo.in, iset ub,eb !.
VI 1s'p and wal Interest to Il, p.oul. -
'"f'nia i' a." Tressnt cans.,.
"b.eA should damu John L,tcL.r fore,
WITH ihe merchants and farmer, II m. -,
~ i his upon the consideration 4 IN,
biII, on the 2ist December. I-5. tdn,,,.
The orisis) To AuthouI- th. ,..u. of Tee,
'ury notes, John LeicL,r mad. ,,,s
and upon psgc Of iLAt,poecb, -,ateD
the following
Il thirk tha; the banking ,,.:eml,
0arEtI 49, YER, rJissn. ,1t.p,
DO hesitation n sayin,no- tLAt,f
the Legislature Of my State. At ,bi. CO..
should co for diyorc. hstseen h,,k ,,d
STAT, fer selling -yery do.I,r Of .,ocl ~,
'he State OF NTgiLiA has IN i.nkiBs ,n.,,,u.
uai air,r"
2 which es'rac' from L.tcber. .r.,eh
y G aio'esiid 'Orrs'PonIelt tho. p,iItsdly
Nov 'pbui. to the com merr.,l and
asfItuIiura iGt'tes, II the ~tats. What -o,lL
nave been The con iiiion Of thing. n Jobn
Le'chcr had occupied tho guL.rr,,o,i,l
cIAIr a. That Tetiod instead Of IL. rr,..n,
Notwithstanding ID. .entim.u,., ,b,,,
'' II "''I be COLLECTED thata!i The b,I..
o",pg % The pressure upon them uer. com,
p-.'d 70 -u'fend specie payments that III.
''''lue was payable only iu specie tAtnx
,.N specie commNuI-I a ,r'u,.lm
q" '' Ter cert. aud l,i-ieu.t in t,s coan.
uy = "''''n AZ any pro, And .atpo.,
,'A' Sn,f .'' hsd been required to Lar' col.
,e''d 'le 'aie. iu 'P,c,.. can one s..,nl,,,
'"' Am7In- .i .o-- .uI Ii-tre.. Tia, .u.b =.
h'1,uf' ".n.! haTs eua.i,d upou Nrgpt.
An' .,r interests It ma, be that Ato.be,
cross. '"i're ~ ,ri !, tss,Jur. tAs 49,,
PIE o, tue State u eou- Ter ~e., before tb.y
t'''A'a man t. The L1a place Of ever.
no., ~"o ,n'et'a'ns the or,rious advanced
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NOTICE.

A tRFRT MHfsr sanft.rIr4 ts ssu'r urtt.
n hutihes' n tHe Isr Cen A rrfsors isfstt
~ n th- srii firm al ssIi.h Nfief. are fssr..t
90 feqassfrf io scuic frffherf
- y 49, shgrH = h1BLts
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Life Insurance.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital S7J0.0OO.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
All the pruIt, divided amongst tnr policy hold.
srs every wear The only Truly MIgIal C1mpa-
ny in me Gity or state.
DANIEL l. MILLER President.
SAMUEL + STOKES, Wee President
JOHN ~. HORNEF. Ssr'-,afy
Premiums may be pad annually. scmi-anuuaI.
ly or quarterly.
Person, who nov insure wiii parak- o! a flli
yests dividend on the 1T ot January next
Persons NAV insure heir ~ q nyrs anl crrti.
tors thr lives ui drh'ufs
Descriptive Psmphi~is Blshk Forms sut eve
~ information On the subject ~ NufIal iife In
surancr, furnished On application 10 Ih- As-ur
without Saatge personally oi hY mai.
LOSSES ~ VIRGINIA PAID.
Tho-. Hsmmont VI u shepaefd,town. s. 600
Mr.. Thomas X. Hicss waurh county. 500
Rev. John T Hargtay- Sn-ph-ri,,o~n, 2Ouo
Barton Campbell, E>q Marin,olrs, 3O,1
W ii. III. Gariner, RichmOad, 5OiO
Wiliis Il. Dale. POrsmouth. 3Oun
Alexander CampSeii, BelhahY, 1000
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
q. Mason, Nd. John A sUsith, " n.
III. r. Cooke, ~. n. II. +. MagruIrr NJ
tG Tbs Agent will give his r,o ~, ait,-',sn = nd
p,r'Saai isr-rrtsisE To all risa, rtt-rer and -t,r-
requested 10 DO.
Application 10 ~ made IA J r BsoSS E.n
Postmaster. Cbafles'own. or 10 The agent ,broIs u
ihe Post Once, Chsrles,oEn
Nov %. IS57.-iy
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tr Ee 'Aii BE- 49,. ieno.,., an,
y .'r Zoe i'1j!r ~ Hs,rp,br- rf.rai.t q
''D, d. n''ri po'iej Ut 'hst psf., -- F-sis
VA VIZ. Faulkner please inform q. Ices
long the time horOrsd poley tb. p,ms
ctA', party h's been ~hOEor.a by him /,
surely not II 10. when. fou. h, t,,oT.
''s eAbn, IA Wiuehc.'sr lie proclaimed
that he wanted DO better -uina,,..I.,
'LAn the flag OF the Wig party. with n.
GLORIOUS principles inscrl5,d lEaa II -
surely not IA 1851, when b. defeated 4,
g'nei' tired and true fs-lour Dem acr.,
Tor congress Surely not IN 1852. ahen
=" ON AHy With Isomis Ahd Stephens
he gave A. b. only reason Iprtot,..,,,
ior Gen. Sc,u. that ho was NOT s,t,-4 nLa
p.'i feigk = .,uJ on IT,. ,l.rs,g o,,,i,,n
oh h s'ou they horame Inn sa,,,,. :
"''n ~ ~. 'n'orrs ~ them N,yer L.,
lore UtHE'5srE Ga1.HS
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- " sa,i Do pAsarar.i.af- t, e., s.,t,.
- 500 -.a.' 80 t'- IT. Ned p,l .ru. q p
-'.'n .u. 'fsttt ta4 fe,u ~.tf-. ... Co..
30" ' ''~ - .''Fr'.us sttr~ O. r,,n,rrs.y ~ a.
Cess. .'..--i "a. Sl'. d ra,s Sf...A
~ -e' 1 Nr fAaiAuer would IL, to
have tie ImI5,sso created tia, lc D. .o
'mbalmed no The at ci,.l, II ,rs .c.,t,,
Of tbs district, tia, 10 honor 49,, ,. "a >,
greatest 4.' 'f-ht Wa have "a assured
mos; positively, by psnosr., that Mr
Faulkner, long before the W,ucbo,ter Coz
,'ui.'n, approached QUO 4 tn. l..d,sz
democrats ~ this 'osnty upon the .uti.os
81 rc>u' mutation. sud cna.a,,rcJ ,n
cure Do aa.sHee iora ro.uoUinauon. bat
without -lrr,.-. TAI - base ffon,r.,
t'' -.4n "I"-e vcrso'ty 80 have uevcr Ls.rd
impoachsi Aai whp ba, h,ou a 6r,o an,
porter 20 Mr.. Faulkner IfL.tF..lL
would approach onc Democrat he k,.
hal olP,-ei BAN at lat election. void 10
Dot more ifesI, and of,,uer approach b,.
j''r'.'' on the same suLj jeet D. Hnnn.5.,<
f-y..Fg.
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The American smoker i an arti
ele "f sTr-t utility ani besehi u Smokers Prr,on,af
E's''i E.ga Hfgr- aItIs. ksthlAs, Dysp-Y.l. it-,r
elmPis'a's 90 kijacy ahssiohs esn prucuts Sponss.
M-'iioatci ioT tAs.e Earious diseases by oil Duror
IhfoP >o.d by the AmcrIeaa fsd,s & lHpahy. No,
- .uI - frInkiutt.st.
March - Isji
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New York Advertisements.

New York Advertisement.
-. ----
N EVERY HODY'S M0TTp,
~ EVERY BODY's MOUTH,
IN EVERY BODY'S NORTH
NHAI'SiN EVERY BoDys rint-ru,
wHAT ~ EVERY BoDY'S MourH,
WY I,, E.hRl BoDl'> MOUTH
MHl HE AMERICAN sMokER
MHl 'IHE AMERICAN SMOKER,
WHY 'THI AMERICAN sMOkTS,
sIl DDtD WITH DIAMONDS
STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS
WHAT'S STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS,
WHAT'S STUDDED WITH DI ANONnsy
WHY PRESIDENT BUCuANANs
AMERICAN SMOKER
Which he. bcea ordered 4
THE AMERICAN TRADE
COMPANY
.! "a Frankfort Street
New yotk.
EUhEkA ~ REKA,,
IHANE FOCNDIT'
lIANE fOuNDIr'
MINI HAVE lOu FOUND
WHAT HAVE YOU FOUND
WHY. TIE GREATEST LUXURY
of TfiE AGE
TIE GREATEST LUXURY
or ThE AGE
IHE AMERICAN >MOkER
See adtertis-ment sl.sWhsfs
See adVsrii.sm.ot.
TIE AMERICAN SMOKER
u See adSet,s.meRt-
TUE GREATEST LUNJNY or IIiI- 11-- -
llik GREATEST LUXURY or THE AGEi
HAVE NOU TRiEDIT2
HAVE NoU TRIEDITp
No WHAT - IT.
WHAT ut
WHY THE AMERICAN SMOKER
IHE AMERICAN SMOKER
Tux AMERICAN SMOKER,
IHE AMERICAN SMOKER,
WHERE Can IrB HAD'
WHERE CAS- IT BEHADs
WHAT SIG Az STORE kEEPs
WHO SELLS IT. WHO SELLS IT.
Sc Advertisement C'Amerieaa Trade Cgnp,nx il,
snother column f"'' ~
No dealer ia Cigar. or Tobacco. i. ,,v CT,
o' l""a esn b. considered keerin= psee a nh a.
str.s ~ ne age Who dues act order at oa-e sample
e-h ~ ihe AleTcaa soker flt The brae az Of Ia,
" "
- ,SiHP's bo'-Po'hse P,rl- will oaly eo., lew
Al.rca - 10
VINO SENS the AMERICAN SNuLFRs
WHY EVERY DRt CGIsr-AND CIGAR
DEALER
" they d'nt NV. they Sii hereafter. Doat f.il
q s.g.<r
IHE CALUMET oF PEACE,
ltik CALI METuF PEACE
IHE CAILNkT OF PEACE
WHAT u THE CALUMET OF PEACEI
WHAT lS IT WHERE iSIT,
IL j. IhE ANtRlCAN SMOKER.
M.reA u i>l9
QuIEr NERVES QUIET NERVES
80 t\tl>k FOR NERVOUS az >BANpS
HUSBAND G0 Buy the AMERICAN
SNOkER.
THIS u TO nv INV ORDER OF IUE DAY
Fron evcfy vie who has .makiag ha.baad- .ni
ily = ili fs.i 10 obey the order.
L4-Ser advrfti.emcnI See Advertisement
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IEor &c IntellIgencer.
WEST LIBERTY AcADEMy- .Jnlv Atb 1879

WEST LIBERTY ACADEMY, July 4th, 1853
MeSsrS EttitOrS:-In your notice of the ex-
animation at the West Liberty Academy. YOU
mention some of the principal contributors to
that enterprise. In looking over the list OBJ.
serve that the names of some of the most lib
eral OF them have been omitted. presume it
was not the intention to give ANYTHING like n
complete list of the contributors to this work
but simply to indicate, so far as your informa.
ton upon the subject would carry you, some of
those individuals to whom society is indebted
for the existence of this institution. But in
any list OF this kind the following names should
receive prominent place, not only as liberal
contributors, but earnest, working friends of
the institution, viz: Jno. B. Wilson, ESQ.,. ,Jno.
Atkinson, of Short Creek; VIM. Dunlap, Arthur
Boggs, Esq, j. Q. Power, VIM. Waddle, Peter
Deiep!aln, Wm Irwin, James Wayt, Thomas
Pemberton, Samuel Dunlap, John Faris. Mr..
Mccoy, Mrs NJ. w. Jacobs and no doub 9th
ers, whose names escape the recollection of the
writer. When this institution becomes ner,no.
nently established upon the basis originally in.
tended, of which We have now no doubt what.
ever, we intend to publish, from the original
documents, correct list of the contributions TO
1t, that society may know TO whose liberality
and public enterprise they are indebted for tho
existence OF this important auxiliary to the cause
of liberal education And we have no donht
that the names of many win appear in that list
whom We could not now mention in that con-
nectlon. The means are ample III this commu-
nltY, and 1t only remains to demonstrate by our
works what few men of selEdenying energy
ana ardent devotion can do, in order 10 create
an interest which will place within the reach
OF this Institution, all the means necessary to
the realization of our original conception.
Respectfully and Truly,
s., A
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The WHITE MURDER.-Levi Baldwin, to whom
number of suspicious circumstances pointed
at the time of the White murder, as n party to
that crime, died at his residence, near this Dor.
ough, on Saturday morning last. day.or two
before his death he sgnifed his desire to, make
statement explanatory of the circumstances
which had left upon the public mind an impress
sion of his connection with the mysterious muir
der of Mr.. White.
AT his request Mr.. D. P. Lowery and Mr.. Grav
son, Of the Examiner, visited him on Thursday
evening last and received his dying declara-
tons. He earnestly disclaimed any Connection
with. or knowledge of the party or parties to the
murder. 1t may be remembered that he was
seen hurrying from the direction of the scene of
the murder towards West Mlddletown, early on
the morning after the occurrence, and that, upon
discovering some citizensfrom Washington, who
werein search ofthe murderer, at West Middle.
town thatmornng, he Immediately made FIGHT
and was pursued and captured. He explains his.
suspicious flight on that occasion by the fact of
domestic difficulty having occurred that eve.
ming at his house, occasioncd by his intoxica-
ton; and that on account of his violence. he
was threatened with arrest. He left that night
for this reason, and an apprehension that the
Washington men were after him for his conduct
OF the previous night, occasonedi his, at that.
time suspicious effort to escape on the following
morning. Other circumstances, were explained
in such manner as to leave no doubt ON the
minds of his hearers as to his entire in nocence
of the hcnious murder of Mr.. White JY1sh {
(PG.) I'eporte'"cf yesterday.
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The IntelIigencer confirms our statement of
Bishop Campbell having been a STAKEHOLDER
many years ago, of which we had personal
knowledge, but denies that he was ever the
allocate of American Slavery, as stated by the
Brooklyn Transcript. The editor of the intel
ttgeneer, as near relative of the Bishop, should
know, and his authority is entitled to respect
but how the Bishop could have been slave
holder, and subject to an arrest in Scotland for
the PRONUNCIATION of pro-slavery doctrine, and
ut the same time, an advocate Of freedom. are
Inconsistencies, which, to reconcile, is 'beyond
the depth of our philosophy Steu6enUilLe
Herald Of yesterday.
The above is in answer to a statement which
we made the other morning in reply to some
remarks by the Herald and the Brooklyn
Transcript touching "Bishop" Campbell's rela.
ton to the subject of slavery. The editor of
the Herald is at fault in his recollection of what
was newspaper talk Some years ago, which, if
he had remembered, would have explained
easily enough to him the Inconsistencies which
he finds SO difficult to reconcile. Mr.. Campbell
visited Europe in 1s46, and while there delivered
speeches in the principal cities OF Great Britain
explanatory of his theological positions. On
coming to the city of Glasgow he found that he
had been herolded to the public by Rev. Mr..
Robertson, as the champion of American Sla.
very, or, in the reverend's own words, VIC be-
lieve, as the advocate of American man.stcal-
ing" he plead not guilty to this charge, and in
order that the British public might understand
his position on the subject offered to discuss his
views of "the institution" Gn Scripturnl phas-
esq with any clergyman of Glasgow, except Mr..
Robertson, on account of his (NIr. Robertson)
being then under charge of violating the fifth
commandment Mr.. R. smarting under this ex-
ception, andassuming to be virtuously indignant
brought an action for libel against Mr. Campbell,
summoning him to give security for his appear
ance in court, to answer to his suit. The first
gentlemen of Glasgow came forward and offered
themselves as such security, but Mr.. Campbell
being about TO leave the country refused to give
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For Rent or Sale,

THHE 'MISSoURI IRON WoRKs,n n Bar Iron Rolling
MN and Nail Factory, with the valuable and extensive
Coa lands attached adjoining North Wheeling For further
particulars apply to P. Mccormick Esq, Pittsburgh Pa
or lap2O-tfl W.P. PETERSON, Wheeling, Va.
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security for his appearance IN Scotland at such
time as it might suit Mr.. Robertson to have the
trial come on, demanding instead the immedi-
ate hearing to which he was entitled as a non.
resident This Mr.. Robertson refused, and Mr..
Campbell, as a matter of course, went oprison,
where he remained II days in nominal contine-
ment and at the end of which time hearing
was had, which hearing resulted in his honorable
discharge. The friends of Mr.. Campbell then
turned about. brought suit against Mr.. Robert
son for false Imprisonment, and obtained YER
dict for ten thousand dollars, which Robertson
being unable to meet was compelled to fee the
country.
We trust this will explain fully and satisfac-
torily to the Herald that it was not for the pro-
mitigation of proslavery doctrine" that Mr.
Campbell was arrested in Scotland.
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Na4uaDIe Property tor Lease
ME UNDERSIGNED is now prepared to lease for terra
years, In suitable building lots the whole Of the Man
extending from the Of Union street, ornbrOOkt
oIock OF buildings Possession 10 be given the first day Of
April next ?. r. ARMSTRONG, Trustee
mylI OIL Emily Az
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sP EolAL NOTICES.
V1ENxA, scorr Co., Ind :, lisy1 I. Is,

DR. O. R. BAkra-Dear SSr .-YOu win plea.e send me
Of DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam the Lungs as 1t
decidedly the best medicine We have ever sold.
Near twelve months ago, young living our VI
ciniy very much broken down with Consumption,
that very little on part made him so nervous
that he unable After the use Of Dr.
Hairs Balsam for short time, he began to improve in
health. saw him few days since, and he
looking as young have some time. He
told he would not be In the condition he was In
when he taking the Balsam, for thousand
dollars BE said he nothing else but the Balsa
seqpently the cure was from the Of the Baisam.
Yours respectfully, Pm. AIS. swoPE.
+ ~ DR. HAL1's BALsAx-Warranted to break up the
most distressing cough few hours or the money will be
eheerfully refunded. For sale by
iy7=eW T.H. LOGAN CO., wheeling,Va
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To tho Be-DruEgcd aud Poisoned Citizens
of WheellnE md YIoIni1H

To the Be-DruRRcd aud Poisoned Citizens
of Wheeling and Vicinity.
You overrun with deluge compounds In
the form of "Alcoholc Drns that ever emanated from
that pest society," the LIQUOR MIXER They are sold to
you luxury, they dispensed to you as Medt.
cine, and In either case the effect lis the same.
There is but one to escape, that is to use as
luxury or medcament, safe reliable stimulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which certain that 1t has
not been tempered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which under inspection of the British Govern
ment, is decatey favored (unlike any other Gn) with
some Of the most valuable reetorayes Of the Vegetable
Kingdom and Is by far the healthy beverage extan
THE MOST EMINENT EURoPE AND AMERICA not
only recommend its by the and hearty but pre-
scribe 1t as medicine where stimulant required
TIE FEMALE SIX will find 1t not only pleasant Cordial
but certain reefn suernEs periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS pronounce it perfectly
pure, and It's restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only in quart pint bottles by a
GERS, DC.
For sale in Wheeling Va by t. h LOGAN CO., Al Main
street. T. b. JOHNSTON, 176 Market ST., and Others
EDMUND G. CHARLES, General Agent
my1T-d&wilm DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, NY.
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The British commander in Chief taking a
hint from the discipline of the Zouaves, has
issued a circular to the commanding officers,
authorizing them to introduce athletic games
and gymnastic exercises among the men, and
placing at their disposal, by the direction Of the
government, whatcver apparatus is necessary.
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