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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-28
Conmissoner's Sale.

inc property now known as the GKranar
- house. on tho east aide of Main street AMI
the lots on Market street in the rear tbere5t IN
saturday the I'd of July, Ga at the front doo1 ~
'1e court House for Ohio county. - =
pursuance OF a'hsGtee Of the Circuit Court for
OHo county in certain cause therein dependInS
M Nm FRANCIS D. Chapline is complainant and
ne heirs At law and executor of Moe NJ
iQhAplnes deceased and Mdfy r. Lynch are JSTsI1
ants, shall sell, as special Commissioner At the
1Unt 1oor OF the court House, for Ohio county on
oAturoay the I'd Of July, 1854 Tcommencin1 aid
sale at 10 o'clock A. n, Ito the hiRhegtSand nj
bidder az public auction the following real s.teto
W the said decree particularly mentioned and das
eF1oedl situated in the city Of ;that iS 10
Ssy Two thirds Of the lot numbered thiTtv.njne ~
oSSIHohunB forty.four,-44-feet,o on the east sida
u alAln street., and extending back Of even width
from said street, one hundred and .fiftv
being the property now known RS the
L9ner house, also part OF lot mum bereJ one
hundred aud eighteenLiISGbeInr tvsntS Il ttv SHe
-teet nom the south side of said lot froS.,Sss ~,
Market street, and running back Of even Sidtb
SlGty-seven-BI-ieet; also lot Numbered S1s 49,,
dred and teen-lle- frontfur ON tSSfS HSI.
street, aixty'six4 66feet aud Tn3pin1 bSHI ~
Rldth sixty SeYen-6I-feet The said narts ~ Ia.
numbered one hundred and eighteen-1isEanS On
hundred aud snineteeR-lI9 will be soId n t ~
separate parcels Of twenty -tWOG29-F front
TERMS oFsALE. LFhhe Ons IafntSZ1k-n.r. ., ~.
money in cash, and the remaining h mr.
@ A[ts pa Tour equal insauents, payable in SIX
tMettS1 eignLeen aud tRenty-four months with IN
tfess nom the day Of sale, tie purchaser Ia i've
pond LOT the deferred instalments the Comfnissi6aS
g retain the title until the p6rchass money ShSII
hAye been fully paid. -ss jANfsSS aEVSTTS IN ~
May goth, 1854. Qml Special CommjSaionsr
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Commissioners S8Te.ilI : :

sarah Brown, Of. ala. -
Sarah MOsier'S Executors, ct ais. . ~ - s,i
o RHIsuanceOfa decree of the oIrcnit Court for
Ohio county rendered on tho path dsy Or MAJ,
1854, aud directed to the undersigned "a Ssneeisi
SoIr. We VIII sell at the front door Of the
On me osh DAY Of july 1884, (comEnenen said Sas
t O'Clock 4. } to the highest and best bidder
the following real estate in said
otS mentioned and described situ-
t wUan ~ me city OF Wheeling, that il to say Lot
numper tnlrty-one-S1-on the west side OF Main
tSfTetat between Washington and AdAmS street, N
wheeling; also the south half Of Lot number foStv.
seVsn-S situated on the east side Of Main sfrsSt
streets. $500 - = ' sA1Di Suu ! hha
~ Terms OF sALE---rweuty--2O- per ceptum q
US purchase money In cash. and the remainder in
eigi, eaA iastalmentS payable in six twelve
.eSn anu nv twenty Jour months from the day Of
Sle1 WIN interest," the purchaser or purchasera XIV
t Dynu Win good personal security for the de
the Commissioners to rotain the
diS until the PpEchasemOney shall have been fuIy
paul ,sE ttsosEiW ia. JAMES 8. WHEAT, x
no, a, -#'lL7 u Ha- Z SAMUEL IRWLH;& -
49, ~ Special Commissioners y :
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain praeties
from evil companions, or at SCHOOL the sffecti ~
Wnlcn are nightly felt even when asleep, and NOT
cured readers marriage impoSsibIe,l and destroyS
MnAt pity that young man, the hope Of bis
oSthsry, the darling Of his parents, should be
BY the consequences of deViating fTop5 the StS ~
nature and indulgingi certain secret habit Such
persons MU9I. before eontannlatirtt.- - -!
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WEST VIRGINIA. ~ so5 u
Business ! ! il l9.lji. College,

| Z . --r, rr
! tf{ Q! CONDUCTED By ~ g. .22s
T. sHITG,HGoGE
| Fif aal (5nrnbr.oot 0IS,.,,,,3 800 tEla. D
| H-Open for students t,av ana esos,,, t !. 80
tflHE purpose Of this instjt1ti, =, 4. -. j.
u young men land women tooI q, ~ ~ InstIGct
WHICH govern the correct trapSSetiot ~
u u4Iant9hip andits concomitants
strinnsd =, t.. -, - = -
Ifxity and tptr,cso yerotage and ancient pro
node Of doing business, especially IA the T1Iss9
tlon as those OF nature and Comprised IN vsTV fay
wSEus are INST made faHiltGrt 70 the student Who
EoSS through aeourse ofpraeticaI
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belief sthe above ars ti Ei
e1thcient securities for the amount for DSicb th
9her to be securlty.Sz q n II 'A'S
tor9ey, Collector of Customs OF any ofBsT Sf1csE
Si the United States Government or RESPONSE
All proposals received under this advs-4,sa,Do,,.
Sl. 6e 9Penea and xamined at this ofice on WEfI
psSDAx and SATURDAY of each week, at IL NJ.
opening Of bids, If they desire. ~ s"e
A.V.BARRNaER,
/ Captain aud Chief Quarfern asfar
lanzz-tt Department Of West virginia
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
selves by improper indulgeRRence and SoiitSTS S"I
rs which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
toE elther puaneaRJ study. society or marriage = :
THESE are some Of the sad aud mslAnchoiV sffeeta
produced by early habits of youth, Viz: IWeakness
OF S9e BACK and Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimnesl
OF sight Loss OF Muscular Power, Paptation Of nc
ment OF the Digestive Functions, General DebIIifv
Symptoms ofOOnBumption &c SS'-'4'''''''
MENTALLY-The fearful effects nm the ,,,,5 -,
much to be dreaded-Loss Of Memory. Conf1Sion ~
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil Ror6odings, Aver
sion 70 Society, selEDistrust Love of SoIitude Tim
iditys &C.,, are some Of the evils Produced ''I
THOUSANDS Of persons OF all ages can now fudOa
what ls the cause Of their declining health ioS5S
their vigor, becoming weak, pale nervous and
eyes, cough and symptoms Of consumption. = -
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70 MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind and body arc the rno.t
necessary requisites to promote connubiSi hapni.
esI indeed, without these the Journey throneIi
lIe becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hon.
" 1aEkens 70 the view; the nina becOmes ShSdoSSed
with despair and filled with the meIanchoIV rsflsS
EI tnnt me happiness ofnnother becomes bShted
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PORN OF PROPOSAL.
TOWN, COUNTY AND sTATR.l

FORM OF PROPOSAL.
LToWN, COUNTY AND sTATRl
!, DATE.
tnS ondeFaEned, do hereby propose to furnish
my M teE Dep gtneptG - agreeable tothe tefms
OF your advertisement inviting proposals. for FORAGE
aatea Cumberland, MdI--ls64; .the following
,7-.,eB Bushels of Corn, in sacks, at-psr busbe,
Of I56l hfty-six pounds, F0a
OF 1881 thirty-tWo pounds P
DSonJ. Tons Of Haied Hay asper ton Of 1900
pounds. Pof ION 81 z'OUO
DeliysEystO commences on OF. before; the LA.dav .,
IIis64, aud to be completed on or before the
into written contract with the 66ted ssntso SRtfI
soou ana approved security within the space Of ten
oayt. Si'eF being notified that my bid has been ac-
Your ob't. servant,
- - Ee &C. = 3
Capt Az BAHaINdHG, ohiefo uartorthaster Dopart.
ment ofWest Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Of III.
County Or, and State Of, hereby iointIS
and severally covenant with the United ststes and
suatAntse IN case the foregoing bid of-be
tS tnat hs Or they will within ten days after
the same With good and KuGicfeHf suFsties in -T a
sum equal1 the amount Of the contract to 4urnisS
ne ioIage proposed in conformty to the terms of
S 1ye itt dated - 1854, under which the
enter into contract Aforesaid We onarnntsa -
make good the difference between the ofTer nv the
said and the next lowest fesponSible bidder
OF tne person TO Whom the contract may be aarIIed
1Nen 1nder our hands and seals this-day Of
Witness:
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DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate nom one Of the most eminent Colleges in
the United States and the greater part OF whose ne
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, PariS
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected 6onie Of
many troubled with ringing In the head and ~
H4en asleep great. neETouHnes8, being alarmed A.
sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent bIushInR
cured Immediately, ----4' "s'O
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cal F.aT tf.4s ~ .ia sss 81 34l -.atiS lzslg Fig
lanq zaf fal E.l-.zi 1isds .1'sl 80 q. 'ii
ode is. 50 nai l1s-ifss agil slyE - lisT 81 ss
aaI-2st lsslis 5zilsclssq ...l-
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bal TIM0RE LOCK HOSPITAL.
cHE ONL = PLACE WHERE A
. OQRE GAN REsnRnATMnn-
!" EsFABLIsHED Ag A RMUaR PRou
.Ge tniIS oUAoKERY.EN sSET


DR JoHNsToH HAS DISCO VEriR m mn j ,lo,,,
Certain, Speedy ana Only Ffeetpsi Pe;N VSE
In the World for all Private BiseSseS WssI5ss y
StT1;oSo ~, S9 Affections Of the
potency, General Debility, Neryo1s1sSS ~ - I'M
tauguoT, Low Spirits, Confusion q TdeaS.
Sight or Giddiness DisaRseE Of the HeaS 49,
Nose or Ska Affections o. the Liver Lpns, St
eeh OF Terrible disordsr6 afiS rom
ltAry practices more fatal their victims than III
sSpg 81 syrSns to the MAriners of Ulysses bIlghtipS
ing marriage &c7 impossible ~. q
q isslaai YOUNG MEN la- a1st9a' Is
Especially, who have become the victims OF soli,arv
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit vbjcb AZ
Vann HSHsePs 70 an gntimely grave thousands OF
intellect who might other wise have eDtraneed ia
tenfug Senates5 with the th1nderS Of elo1uence or
Weked TO eestaey the living Tyre, may ca With f1I
7uF % ai MARRIAGE z.1- h7aaEa
q Married Persons; or Young Men contsmpIatfD1
marriage, being aware ofPhyglcal weakness, organic
aeDlltyi detormittes speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care Of DR. 7
may rellgtously confde in his honor as RentIennan
ana 'onuaently rely upon his aktlLas physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS t,fs.
Immediately cured and Full Vigor Restored
This Distressing AfectiOn-W6ich renders Ldfsand
Marriage impossible-is the penalty paid by tbe
xlctms OF proper tndulgences. Young persons are
100 apt to commit excuses from not being aware of
the dreadful consequences that may ens1e Nov
who that understands the subject viii pretend to
deny that the power procreation Is lost sooner BY
those falling into improper habits than by the pFI
1enIi beS1dea being deprived Of the pleasure OF
healthy Onsprng, the most serious and destructive
symptoms to both body mind arise, The systsin
becomes deranged, the Physical and Mental Func-
tons Weakened, Loss of Procreatfve Power Nervous
4rFitapility, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart,
tnolgestion' constitutional Debility, wasting OF
tne frame Oougha Consumption, Decay and Death
Office, lNo,l7 South Frederick ST.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street a fsy,
doors from the corner Fail not to abserYe the manic
and number b 7fzi-- II-T7- f's - II =
Letters must be paid aRd contain stamp The
Doctors Diploma hangs ia his ONCE. F=5t lf'T
"A CURE. WARRANTED IN TWO3DAYS.
agaf No Mercury or Nduseous Drugs.
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DISEASE OF INpRnfDIENrrtr

2
When the misguided and imptu5ent w, -. III
hnds that he has imbibed the seeds Of tbT1 a.
disease 1t too often happens that an illtims3
sense q Ah9ms, or dread of discovery deter t5j
rom applying to those who, iron sducstSor ~
S sspeetabity, can alone befriend him I'M
nS constitutional symptoms Of this Rorrji 5isS.S"
MAKE their appearance such as liberated
9Iis1ase9 nose, nocturnal pains in the 6ss5 i2
bones sn o. ssnt deafness, modes on the Shin
- progressing with frightfnl ranidt tIII -
tm =. e F5late OF the mouth or the bones of tbe no.
IHl IN, ana the victim Of this awful dIseSSs hs
horr1d object Of COMMUNICATION untiT Jos,L @
PERIOD 70 his dreadful snGerinei by 1eTripo Sj
tfaveIer retsrns g Country from whence no
., ~, 2 nSIGSeholy fact that Thousands fall victim,
Of i1noTant usease, owing to the unskilfuneeS
6.isH,S RP retenders, who, by the use Of t6St
Dsty tOtSo1 Mercury, ruin the constitntIo, 49,
make the residue of miserable u'''n ana
iw si5a,i7 STRANGERS lti e.4 a,s.
~ not your dyes, or health, to the cara F
Shiearned And worthless PretenderS dSt;.t
ge name or character, who copy u
nsWspa peEs rsania Or style themselves in tho
noth " they keep You trthine month affS
or az oa their nEhy and pOi66no1s eopotndS
~ q Iuns as the smallest Zee can be obtaInoJ ~
N DESPAIR, leave you with ruined psSItF 'i ny
Dr: JShn SSn 8sttlb1 ag Idle 61aPPOiptnsnt
credentials or diploma always hang i1 sbIs
HIS remedies or treatment are pb,,nS;tS ..s.,,.,l
others, prepared from life gpept IN ~ 70 Ar
~ Enrope the hrst In the country and
n te welP PEaeies than any other Ply
n ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS usaa
me many thOusands cured At tbjSf {stss,.,. q d
c ri SIter year and the numerous importSnt SDr
SsSS OPeFatlonS performed by Dr. Johnston IL
S,J y tns reporter Of the ''Sun tsOiInns > ID
~ ISny other papers, notices Of which 6REa -
III ln ana again before the public beSideS
npility, IL suficisnt guarantee to ia
! SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY cUREn.T 6 .FfE
10 Letters received unlels pOst-pasa AMI,
SritPS sbo aP 70 b used on Tie reply Persons
seme5t deScrbI Sge anE send portion Of adVsr.
= JOHN II. JOHNSTON, NJ. lS7 ''-
t.S 20 me Baltimore Lock Hospital, s5z d
1r1o-y .s9Glis5 lissa1 d MsryiSnd: gsgi
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BUsINEsS sCIDNCE

80 eaa tnll course above indicated the t;...
biS5S- ~ PayabIs on eptering Rot the reoniSto
- = = Pleasure The course Il usnSliS e te
u H9la sEo 2 three months. :" 7t b.SSSo
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-Esi s55t 30 59-l1- -5cG 5ssG
.5g!saS sz5L Jss ls.3 -ials5G
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receive the attention their primary imno-+.,o.
Anas The student will be made aco1SinteS ;1Sts
III modes Of calculation not found IN boots
EheEe il open 70 the Itndent ~ 4 -
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Notice! NOtice!F notice!

have just received per express a EpDs-,o. =.
y Sortment Of RRk6CH, SCOTCH, AND 4SSRRE
SAN FANCY OAsSIAIERSH, I(ur e1Sfoy1s-se :. =
'As s3' sAS e4rLle- h. 9st JOHN =. LAKLN. -
my9 No log Main street. W7s bseIIny l71loF,
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.5eCaTsie&A q &
.7laA = EiiMs u ssTsH1,r
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g Married Persons or Young Mem contemplating
marriage, being aware physical weakness orRanio
debility detormitie s speedily cured.
he who places himself under the care Of DR.. ].
may rellgtously confide in hts honor as gentleman
and confidently rely upon his sl<ilLa phySIcian
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80 Ooe, alIlSt t5es1i y, ., -
M 0ahK RRCEIVED on n ,fsITS-,s ~, :
gsid on special DeDo1it1
nd IA 70 EZehanEe On fhe FL S19
TFSaIUrGE. Ii ETIl ass55t'
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BRITISH MEDIATION;

1t has already beea announced in our European de-
spatches that deputson waited Lord Pamerston
the l4th instant for the purpose of urging her Msjesys
Government to interfere in American affairs The gentle
present. who understood to represent the $50
cety for Obtaining the Cessation of Hosliies in Ame
rca," were introduced by the Marquis Of Clanricarde
The Rev. +. w. Tremiett, honorable Secretary, Mr.
Spence Of the Vice Presidents and others then at
tempted to demonstrate, in ahmetical strain Of elo
quence how many lives annually ost 10 this war,
how many people were made miserable thereby, and how
great quantity of suffering sustained by the working
people abroad by reason Of the interruption OF commerce.
The to all this copy from the report In the
London Times
"Lord PALMERsToN, in reply, said that two facts
abundanty clearviz that the cruelty destruc-
tive TO the Americans themselves and the Inconvenience
caused by it to other nations was excessive The ques
ton remained whether the Government had any rational
ground for supposing that the Federal Government would
listen 10 any proposals of mediation at the present
There old couplet- ag
"They who in quarres interpose .
Will often wipe bloody nose" [Langhterl
Hs was afraid Of bloody nose but he feared that
premature efforts would have the effect Of exaspc
tho NORTH and making it difficult when the passions
were little calmed, to effect the object all must have
view The Government led to think from all
counts that reached them that this not the moment
at which any medatory proposals could be useuly made
Each party equally confident of ultimate and
the North especially jealous Of interference IT, however,
any future me reasonable ground could be shown for
soppOsng that friendly suggestions would be listened TO,
her Maestys Government would be happy to their
efforts to arrive such desirable result that OF ter
minsting this unhappy war;.
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BALTIMORE, JULY &c. p. MA train which lon HAr'
rsburg at four o'clock this afternoon arrived at nine To-
night The passengers say the rebels were driven OUT oI
Chambersburg to-day. There were only three or Tour
hundred of their cavalry in the town for short PERIOD
and had not time to do much harm 1t is reported tney
burned the railroad depots and injured other property bat
this uncertain Ii s believed that not thousand rebels
are In the raid They came by way of Mercersourg'
Pennsyanans thoroughly aroused aud determined TO
defend their homes at every hazard 1t ID not certain
whether the rebels visited Bedford not
THE REBEL STRENGTH oyERRATED.
BALTIMORE, July 80 p Mt is definitely as
ceraned that the Chambersburg raid amounts only to
small force OF rebel cavalry and artillery perhaps not over
Thousand in ALL The main body OF the enemy's infantry
have not crossed the river at ALL except small force OF
Mosbys men, hundred in number, who recrossed the
river this morning at Noans Ferry They cut the tele-
graph line leading to Washington, and made their way
towards the railroad ut Adamstown cut the telegraph line
and attempted to burn water station near that point.
After robbing the in the neghborhood they reraced
their steps towards Virginia doing damage to the road
The telegraph will be in order again tomorrow.
REBELS DRIVEN FROM MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE JULY 80, p. Authorization at Gen. Wal
ace headquarters says cavalry drove the rebels out
of Western Maryland to day, the Potomac Their
force not quarter large rumored Our prepare
tons such will give the enemy warm reception at
all points The ira for Harrisburg went at the regular
hour, full of passengers. ;
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A RAID In PENNSYLVANIA.
THE BURNING OF CHAMBERsBURG AND
RETREAT OF THE REBELS.

Since Saturday have been inundated with dispatches
from Harrisburg announcing another rebel invasion OF
Pennsylvania 1t appears that Chambsrsburg was occu-
pied by body of rebel cavalry at three o'clock on satur
day morning The number Of this force is not known but
its presence in Penney to have created great
deal of alarm at Harrisburg, where imaginative people
Immediately jumped to the conclusion that il was the ad
of large army of at least forty thousand men IL
turns out however that the force was quite insignificant
10 numbers-hayng already dwinded TO few hundred
cavalry who after having been guilty Of of the most
atrociOus OF the in firing the town the heads
Of its defenceess and unresisng inhabitants deemed it
prudent to seek their safety in hasy retreat to.
wards the Potomac We trust that they oyeraken
by Gen. Ave and received the just punishment due to
their Rendsh crime We append some of the dispatches
in an abridged form
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number Of ward meetings of the friends Of Gen.
Mcclellan have been held in New York From every
direction receive reports Of the reaction in sentiment
among those formerly opposed to him. and of the steadily
increasing popularity OF this brave and capable officer and
also Of general desire that ho be recalled to active SER
vice Republican papers laying aside their former bitter
ard hostility towards Gen. Mcclellan, now urging
his reinstatement in command and what is fact still
significant know that certain prominent and in-
huentia Republicans the city and elsewhere have writ
ten to Washington pressing appeals for his restoration
meeting Of the Fourth Ward Mcclellan Union Club
held last evening at the Of Henry and Oliver
streets which largely attended by the voters Of the
ward The proceedings mainly directed to increasing
the working power Of the club, to be in complete
der at the opening Of the coming Presidential campaign
Great enthusiasm was manifested and but little doubt
pressed to the triumph Of Little Mac when the day for
the trial Of strength between him and any oppo-
nent that may venture to take the field against him. The
club is daily increasing in numbersthe right kind Of men
for putting the right man n the right paceN Herald
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with the allow Incidence OF oAtts, instead OF es passion
sud devotion the versatility and industry OF nee men,
But this ia loss for which the advocates OF slavery were
prepared and for which they hold themselves compensated
by the absence of the paupersm turbulence ana insecu
rty of all kinds which they in their deium conceive 10
be the inseparabe concomants OF free society La ac
conynce Southerner of the ineriorty OF slavery 70
free labor supporter of armies IN the held would 90
TO deprive of its greatest value IN his eyes But towaIs
this desirable consupmation the has certainly cohr
buted nothing for free community Of the same size
has ever raised larger armies produced the mas1 OF
war greater abundance displayed greater Skill aeA
terty and ability in turning their resources to account
than the CoDfederacy In short do not know OF snge
reason revealed by the that should lead
imbued with the ordinary Southern notions oil the enu Vi
civil society, to conclude that slavery msiouhe
while there several that should lead Nun 70
benefit We fear therefore, that these VINO ooh ol VI
destruction OF slavery by means of revolution in the pub
lie sentiment in those States in which 1T i, most hrn es
tablished will find themselves rudey undeceived when
perhaps the opportunity which now offers tsei OF using
surer and more potent for its extinction will have
passed away, if not forever, at least for our time