Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-11-21

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known to the public in France, the inventor
OF which has been engaged during the last
Is wears in bringing it to its present state Oh
perfection. 1t is a sowing machine. plain In
its details, and calculated to revolItionize
completely the art of sewing. 1t will per-
form two hundred stitches tothe minute-sn-
large and contract the stitches by a simple turn
Of the screw-lead the needle along all the
sinuosities and Irregularities of the stuff to be
sewed, without the least danger of fear, what
ever may be the texture of the stpfH, and do
every part of the sewing of a coat, button holes
excepted. The inventor is a Mr.. b. Phjmoun-
Ter, a tailor at Amplepluis, in Frances-Cer.
Herald.
THE GREAT FIRE.-The Pittsburg Jour
nal says; at is nearly seven months since
the occurrence of the great calamity which
made ruin OF one third of this city. The vast
burnt district is nearly covered with new and
handsome structures, and yet the fire is not
wholly eXtinguished. Yesterday our attep-
ton was called to burning embers in a vault
on Thlrd-st directly opposite our Office. per-
haps the last remnant Of the memorable kind
ling of the 10th of April"
TIE QUAKER IEDIAN.-Philip f. Thomss
OF Baltimore, a member Of the Society,"
OF Friends, has been adopted into the Sepeca
nation by the name of Sagouan, (Beneyolen,
Giver or Pc %lntiful.)
Miss DIx,Ith eminent philanthropist, who
has devoted so much of her time to prison
neiioratlon, is now at Pittsburgh, Pa, where
she has been doing much good.
@-The Choctav Indians are about TO
make application fC the admission into the
Union of a State to be occupied solely by
them, as soon as the population shall author.
lze 1t. A petition will be presented by their
delegate, Maj. Pitchlyn, this winter.
GREAT RAILWAY ScHEME.-A project has
been started in Canada for the construction of
a railroad between Halifax and Quebec
Inc extent OF the contemplated road is sir
hundred miles. The estimated cost varies
from g3,5OO,0O0 to $4,000, 900 sterling, or,
In round numbers, from fifteen million to ftVen-
ty-twS millions Of dollars.
A WINDFALL TO A BExuTY.-A younc
: lady who has formerly resided in New Rich
mond, Ohio, since early childhood, has lust
received Intelligence that one of her relatives
IN England has deceased and left her g4O-
900, about one hundred and ninety-fve thou
sand dollars. She has sailed for England 10
y take possession, having left her heart in
o charge of a young clerk in Cincinnati.
Mn. BIRNEy.-We are happy to leann that
MIR. Birney's health generally, is much inn
proved, and that the paralytic affection of
speech by which he has been somewhat aft
fected since his illness, is d Disappearing, and
to doubtless will be entirely removed by return
of ing strength and vigor.-Signai IF Liberty.
Rev. c. 7. ToRREY.-A correspondent %,
: the Hallowell (Me.) Standard who lately
visited this individual in the MARYLAND Penf
Tertiary, states that his confinement is under
: mining his health; his eyes are dim, hi.
voice is hoarse, and his spirits depressed; ant
ID it is feared he cannot live out the period { {
years. for which he was sentenced.
IN We see it stated that a young IT,, n Gin.
cinnati came near l%oosing his life IA, othe,
day in an attempt made upon him by a hog
a. The Cincinnati hogs are getting belligerent.
III If there should be a general instruction among
al them, we hope the people of that city will no
hesitate, In their exigency, to call on Ken.
te lucky for all needful assistance.-LovispiA
X Jour.
"a. There is now growing, on the very top o
Pantkerry Church steeple, in Wales, abou
forty feet from the surface of the earth, an az
pie tree, with from seventy to eighty apple
thereon.
,p- YOU'VE KENDALL.-A Washington CORE.
L. pondent of the Charleston News, saws: 81
10 ACdlSu tidt AslllUeey NuO hllIcu young A6I
dali, will become insane. / am told that h
rises from his bed in the night, and PAGES hi
the cell in the greatest agony. His trial wi
the shortly o on"
TIL small pox is quite prevalent in tho cit
in aud county of Philadelphia at present. 1t
IL not, however, of a fatal character, six death
it occurring during the last week.
of NJ. r,u r. r.,
his N" 1LIrn III uedIh OF IN
M; London papers. For many years she was
W. the habit of visiting weekly the Newga'
Of prison, reading the Scriptures to the hume
ua GUS COM lets, and addressing them in such
We manner as to gain their confidence, love an
admiration, and lead many of them, it is b
So. lieved, to genuine repentance. In these vi
I'M Its OF philanthropy she was sometimes accor
panied by distinguished pefsonages, ION OF
de- occasion the King of Prussia) DESTROYS of W
on; Messing the result of her unaffected eloQuenc
ing Our W countryman, John Randolph, VIII,
EN- asked whether he was present at a pagea
yes of the royal family, replied, No, but he hi
ne witnessed a much sublimer spectacle-M
ing Fry at Netcgate prison.
2 In He has risen again Over his second n
I to direction, may the destroyer have no pow,
TO The following is from the White Mounts
ort- Torrent:
Tins G-John b. Cough and John ii. w.
10 Hawkins, have been lecturing before larg-
S ci semblies at Lowell. Mr.. Hawkins has
Gently returned from the Southern and W.
tern states and gives avery favorable accol
ana OF Temperance In those regions,
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geu RECEIPTS FOR "BUGLE," ENDIN
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