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MEnICAL MOTICic.

STHANtlGRS AND CITIZENS afflicted with ay iorn
~ varsity Of Syphic Mcrcuria other dises who
have been only baf cod t GHncas had bsr csrIy
the following letter
disease and Immediately applied to doctor who promised
in week. continued with him two months, but
gradually gsag tried after another, all hs
advertising doctors each promised positively to curo
and that sh not doctors eoncludsd to into
cury egn weeks my throat and uceraed pains
in all joints and my body covered with ulcers was
any mo,c meacine and ady.ed southern climate Ila
andcr your first Of january now well and
restored TO perfect health. wish this published
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY.
Dr. Cooper how long
standing Of Glse Structure and Seminal Weaaess and mild
Of private maades cured in 4s hou without interfering
two doors from Chatham No pay. mills lp,sm
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Sold in single bottles 81 each of half dozen s5
carefully packed and sent TO all rarts Of III. Union.
Concentrated Extract OF sarsaparilIa, Gen.
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pREPARED BY The NEW YORK COLLEGE OF
Medc,ns and Ihar1acy estabhed for the sgrprcson "
scssing all the punfyius qualities and powers of the
above brrh s confidently recommended BY the College as IN
nn superior to any extract Of sarsapar posn before
me pubc and be relied tain remedy Tor an
discssss ar,ny from impure 81 tn blood such -
seroaia, sslthepm, botchsa pnpcs ulcers,
PAIN IN the bones joints nod eruptonn
throat disease arising from the secondary effects cf
syphilis or an injudicious Of mercury
Sold IN single Bottles, At - -. q cents each
y " IN eases Of half dozcn Beetles. ...U
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Cures forwarded 70 all parts OF the Union
NJ B.-.A very liberal dscount wholesale purchaser
dlsrc W. g. aICHARDSO V. M. D.. AGENT
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. OFFICE-Citzens and
1 Strangers obtain medical and sunica advice No
Mott street. for any many diseases aict
human system which bevond medicad All diseases
will be treated with csndor and integrity ma m@nc
NOTICE-MADAME REsTELL, Female Phynclsa,
IN would in OF the o the
Oce hereafter be addressed Box instead
Of sSs heretofore her residence s Greenwich street
fis D&Wim.rc
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PKOC KEATIV K Ii X COKDIA Il.
THE greatest discovery in medical science il that Of NJ NJ
Desomeaux of Paris. He has entirely exploded the gene
Esy received opinion Of The e..snss Of neaIsRs 'T
extremely The nvariabe and universal Of ns
Nixr Cordial in every Of producing that Of
yho for pped in childsss lonelins. n. fully esabl;sd
the Of the Prccrsave Elixir Cordial Il nfaiabis
enural weakness huor albus debility ncortnenre and the
prudensS u great aud invaIsbIe ,access Is M eommenas
Wished sale Of than fifty Thousand bottles and ppck
sufficient evidence Of its excellence aud the
n which held IL 10 pleasant and agreeable the taf
The undersigned athe osly authorised euupry
Price 81 bottle
FOR the OF those residing OF the Sy te
gradients competing the Elixir Cordial put in
feg transmission by mall with full direction for p-epaTnz
Price of,packaEc -, making three bottles.
Az le.t.,s r,u5t be postpaid, and crect~d 70
Dr.. y. MELVEhU. bok224, N. York city,
cf:ce lis Liberty st.
NB-L.des calling for the "Elixir" vii waited on W,
LADY IN ytfYrdrnee foa Inns DE Wrh
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FA r SEGAR FACT DRY,
II Division Street,

FA b + K SEC A X FACT DRY,
II Division Street,
NEW YORK.
THE UNDERSIGNED have established SeEaY
Factory II Division street. New York under the direc
tion Mr. j. w BROWN, who has Superintendent Of
one Of te largest Factories in Havana for nineteen
Th. following kinds Of Segas manufactured in ne Faber Sc
Factory and oil which large stock hand will be
found equal Havana Sgars Of corresponding style and
Imperial Regas, Trabucos, Common Size,
Reaalia, Panetelas, London Size,
Casadores, Cauones Principe,
All boxed in the Havana Style
The subscribers settled the Son of their Senior Hava-
for the purpose selecting Tobacco for their
also for the purpose Of selecting Sega suitable for this
market
they have hand sale large stock Of Havana
gars, entitled debenturc, Of following brands:-
La India, Wo0dville, La Cabana
Noriago, FragranZla, La Norma,
DE Moya Cuhrcy, Esperanza,
Lord Byron, Upman, Kiopdo,
Escnlapius, Minerva, La Fama,
La Palma, Victoria, Columbia
Dos Hemanos, La Paz, Also, Principe, &c.
JOHN II. FABER < CO.,
fg7 3msrc No. New street corner OF Wall
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DALLY'S TOBACCO MANUFACTORY,
1S6 River st. Troy

THE Subscriber ayels himsf Of this method Of communi
eating the public the fact that he n manufacturing
fine and smoking Tobacco and Snuff 2e3 River street.
Troy, next door the Fulton MARKET
TosAcco-The celebrated Fancy Virginia This Tobacco
swest vEnis American SMOKING Tobacco. manufactured
SruFFs-kose scented No 4; Maccsboy American Gentle
man Lundyfoo, Fr-nch kspee and llish BLACKBOARD.
The above articles all BE- made Of the finest
qualities Of leaf tobacco and By the experienced work
the same pains taken i they personally present.
- r. Savage, x< Fulton street, and A. A. Sananos
Broadway, Agent! for the city Of New York.
Troy, Jan. 10, 1913 m2 lmsec
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The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Co.
have made extensive and permanent aan ransI
freight between Philadelphia and Baltimore
On and after Tuesday March 18Th freight for Baltimore
Wheeling, Val Pittsbugh Pa; nichmond, VS. Peersburg
Va point south west will be received at the depot
lth and Market streets daily, Sundays excepted until
oc ck r M and be delivered eaIef hour in Baltimore
than by any other line
Goods conssned Subscriber Philadelphia will be
forwarded (free OF coumson) Immediately arrival Bat
imore, and from thence to any point south west.
Special for freight vii be made at reduced
Shippers will barn mind that there will be necessity for
insurls BY this ne there risk Of damage by
For farther information .ERly5 ply 70 FISHER .r,,
Nos West street, opposite the Union Line
q. II. HUDDELL, Agent,
mhl7 iw gbz Depot iIih and Market streets Phiia
T AMPS. CHANDELIERS, GIRANDOLEs c-The
- subscribers have made such arrangements with the
factuIe that they WILL after the 2h day Of March, be ready
70 exhibit by FAR the best Of House Furnishing
Goods IN the United states reduced prices They
are nov opening complete assortment of entirely new and
beautiful goods such Solar and Lard Lsmps and Chada
l great variety of patterns suitable for private houses
and Candle Chandeliers Gandoles Mantel Lights. Brackets
Pendants, Lante ms, &C. .
A varsity style English Goods received ship
Europe aud now opening such fine q9ality pad Baskets
Dishes, &c. &c.
Rich fancy plain Trays In great variety fine Table
Cutlery and DOZENS and variety OF rich cut and
plain laswaein Short almost every article required Tor
housekeeping, may be fonnd the show rooms
WORAM HAUGHWOuT
mills Imsm Sl Broadway.
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
TIRE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained by Gentlemen
OF Families who desous Of converting their left of
wearing apparel into cash.
Families or Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
dence having supeuous effects dispose of will find
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend at their residence by appointment
II LEVETT, Wall street
line through the Post Office otherwise, will
prompt attention. mrl lmsrc
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DENTIbTRY.
WE the undersigned having had opportunities Of
w examining Of Artificial Teeth adapted
the wSuth by Dr. LEvETT, Dentist corner Of Broadway
msrkabe in dscate exact adjustment Of both
whole ard partial sets the upon original and ngen
Of Atmospheric Pressuredo therefore,
to the artist snd to the public cheeruy recommend Mr. L
vett to the patr, Of citizens.
New ork 1874.
(Sgned,J ISAAC J. GREENWOOD,
Doctor Of Dental Surgery.
JOHN NELSON, III. D.,
7. TOWNSEND, M. ID.
- - IL MCLEAN, M. d.,
Just on the best means Of preserving
Leveu Dentist.
Persons who have lost Teeth will be informed this little
work the best for replacement and Of those
remaining May be had Of the principal bookstores in
the city and Of the author $50 Broadway Of Warren st.
mhH 1msrrc.
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ERFUM ERY DEPOT.
IN ADDITION Mandatory, we have opened Store
for the sale oonr Soaps and all kinds Of
Perfumery Family Soap Patent Crystalline Candles &c &c.
We solicit purchasers to inspect stock which offer
the lowest terIns.
shippers the West Indies and South America are partcu-
larly invited TO- examine our Crystalline Candles
np1m % So Eour5ianSt street next dco e he New
GA 1msec
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READ THE FOIL WING-Ol
ADVERTISEMENTS
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-31
FREDERICK DOUGLASS AND j. N,
BUFFUM,

We have had cheering intelligence Of the
success of our friends Douglass g. Buffum
since their arrival in Ireland, Indeed the
~letters which we have published from Doug
lass give ample testimony to that effect. We
learn however by the last accounts that the
Friends Meeting house in Dublin has been
closed against them. The following relates
to this subject, and is from the Lynn Pio-
neer.
/ received a private letter from friend Buff
fun, dated Dublin, September II, i945, sta-
ting that he had not time to write one for tho
Pioneer, but would before long. He will ex-
cuse me for publishing the following extract,
Last night [l6th September) we were in
formed that the Friends" (Quakers) in their
monthly meeting took up the subject of Fred
ericl; Douglass's using their meeting house
to lecture in, and decided against it. Rich
ard ID. Webb at once wrote a circular, and
addressed a copy TO every member OF tho
meeting, in which the whole story is told
The society Of Friends" here il just as a.
fraid of their standing an any other society
in the country. The reason they assigned
for closing their doors against Frederick
Douglass was that he said something against
the American Methodists, and they lthe
'.Friends'') were afraid their Methodist bre-
thren would not wish to have each other ex-
posed, Oh, | wonder that the bones OF
George Fox did not rise, and come forth to
rebuke these recreant men who have assum.
ed the Quaker gaFb while they have none OF
the christian courage Of the early "FIieads,'
who. it is well known, went forward IN the
midst of persecution, and denounced sin In
high places, The modern Friends SIT In
comfortable parlors, on smooth soft sofas
and when a fugitive slave comes among them
| with hia back scored with the whip, with q
| lifetime of bitter experience in the ''house Of
| bondage" and wishes to reveal the '~'secrets
of his prison house,"-if his story happens
t, expose some wolf of a Methodist who has
. stolen the livery Of the Court of H~eaven"to
whip women in, forthwith these plous imita-
tions Of QuakeFs rise up and charge him with
IN "evil spirit of upbclief." Yes, and these
are the men who arc lauding the conduct OF
the early .Friends," who in their day went
forth from house TO house, from church to
| church, causing the heavens to ring with
most whitening rebukes of men whose con-
| duct was quits decent compared to those who
receive the rebukes Of Douglass. Away
with such hypocrisy!
"'Tis rapk- it smells 10 heaven!"
A gentleman has just come forward and
offered us the use Of his hall--ope Of the
best in the city-grahis,"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-31
BENJAMIN STANTON.
LEVI COFFIN.
y ii, WAY.

Our object is to warn A. s. Friends that
our religious society is a~ssailed, with a view
to its prostration. Our measures are purely
defensive, and In these endeavorS to pFeaerve
the unity, harmony and integ rity Of our
members, by warning them Of the attack,
we feel ourselves fully justiAa5le in setting
forth the foregoing facts, remembering the
scripture declaration, that in vain is the
snare laid in the sight Of any Bird We
have thought it better to set forth the facts
that have led us to the discovery Of she OBJ
iects which the committee aim at, rather than
to state their objects, without confirming
them by the facts.
And now in conclusion, beloved Friends,
we would again exhort you to trust in the
Lord, remembering that in the Lord Jeho-
yah is everlasting strength. Trust not in
nan whose breath is in his ~nostrils. As we
ire thus concerned to dwell near the source
Of unftiling strength, the fear Of man will
be banished, and we shall be enabled to
adopt the language ''the Lord is my helper,
| will hot fear what man shall do unto me-"
BENJAMIN STANTON, Clerk.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-31
MODERN QUAKERISN.

The more | witness this operations of the
various, OUR RELIGIONS Of the day, the
more NV soul sickens at the abominatlons
committed under a holy covering of christian
ity-and the more fervently does my spirit
long for the fulflment of the Saviour's Pray
er, when all SectS, names, and denomlna-
tons will sink forever, and the "~kingdom Of
the Father will come, and his will be done
in earth as in Heaven"
| have often written plain things about the
modern churches, yet no language have
vet used is capable Of expressing a Aundreth
part of their iniquity.
/ have often spoke plain. cutting things in
regard to moIern QuaEeTism, yet all have
said has been only as a faint glimpse through
the key-hole of a sepulchre, filled with rot
tpnness and dead mems bones. together with
pining, starving, dying captlves, that are
grooming under the bondage Of their blind
higoted rulers,
What ] have written concerning this sect,
has been written from a sense OF duty, and
with IA most feTvent desire that, if il may not
raise nor save some of their own members
from spiritual death, it may AT least, prevent
come honest seeker after truth from being de-
ceived by their profession, and pretenelons,
and drawn into the suiferings Of so foul an
institution, and it is only from a desire fol
the happiness and well being Of my race
that | again take up my pen on this subject
There Hever existed in the R9man BoPes
a more apostate, anti-chrislian, .ProscriR,ive
ovearbearlqg, down-trampling spirit than now
reigns in the ruling powers of the Society
called Friends or Quakers in this nation,
Fhe rulers generally, have so far degene
rated from the pure principles of their faith
ers, which led them 10 do all, and think al
to the glory of God, their highest eRjoymen
when out of meeting, consists in accumula
ting eaI,l.ly gear, and in cOnversing abou
dis gear, and the traditions Of their fathers
and in slaadering, hackbitiHg, and running
honest and innocent people, who are seeking
for the truth, and who are too honest to b
drawn into their society, to unite in thei
abomipations, and part.k Of their plaques
and in pursuing the same shominable cours
towards members Of thaiF own society, VIII
dare to advance one step in divine life De
yond their own worldly, hlthy' abcmiuabi
practtcee,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-31

spective little neighhorhoods, than by meet
ing a large body in Newport; though they
had previously asserted that they had no
view to "outposts,.' or motives of policy in
their proposed plan of visiting the remote
neighborhoods, and leaving the principal
body of A. S. Friends in this vicinity until
their return.
The following morning, the three A. s.
Friends who had the interview with the CON-
mittee, addressed to them the following note
which We suppose WAS delivered to them be-
fore they left Richmond for the west, intend
ing, as we are informed to go pretty directly
to Iowa.
NEWPORT, Ia, 10th mo-, 10th 1913.
Esteemed Friends; William Foster, JOSH
ah Foster, George Stacy and John Allen'
Since our interview with you yesterday,
we have upon due reflection, concluded to ad-
dress to you a brief note, just to inform you
that we are no better satisfied with your pro.
posed course than W. were before, but on the
contrary, our dissatisfaction has increased in
consequence of the discovery that your oh
ject is the humiliation of our religious soci-
ETY. of A. S. Friends, without any attempt
to induce the old Yearly Meeting to do any
thing towards opening the way for our re-
union, upon terms which wo think we can
consistently accept. Now, We wish you to
know, that we as well as you, highly value
the unity and harmony Of religious society,
which we now enjoy in an eminent degree,
and feel ourselves bound to endeavor to
maintain our present position until there is a
prospect Of enjoying those privileges in
some other way. We do not intend by this
to ask you to alter your course, but to let
you know that A. $. Friends will take such
measures as they dosm best. to preserve our
religious society in unity and harmony. And
that neither the Editor of the Advocate nor
any other A. S. Friend will feel under any
obligation to ''be quiet in the sense in
which we understand the advice to be given
Yesterday.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-31
A SOUTHERN SCENE,
LITTLE BEN.

L. B-Why 10 il, mother. that Frank snA
Thomas have got a father, and | have nenel
M.-Because Frank and Thomlp weFs ssfA
free. and you were bora . slaye.
l.. B,-rThey born free! Why, mother, !
heard Frank reading yesterday that all men are
crested equal Wy then have ! not az good .
right to have = father, % 10 scool, and have a.
good clp,bes Us Flank aud Thomas
M,-Why, hen. as TO that ! know no other
rsason than that black folks RIe not cons deTsd
as men, or asrsous, but e~'y ~ slsYss,eF Pr0s
L. Blu, VIA, right has any body 10 think
90 any more of black folks ihsn OF while oneS
M-Perh,ps no ons has sny jus., rlghi. but
you know, my aqn, that white pe9Ple nave Coy
ile power in their hands, and have naas laws
not allowing US the sane privileges, sucn ~
good Gle tlis,, good vietpS.s and gooI Times.
l.. 81 don't care Tor that; when ! grow to
be a man, III let these pale faces know Rhs!s
,phat.
M.-Why, what will yau DO, Benz
l. Bill declare my Independence.
M-But what good will thai d% IhsyH en'
" laugh at you and fog Yoq,.
l. B-Wo'Il see: aud tnothsr thing. I'm si-
most white, and if white FOLKS can 10 frss, ! ssH
bs almost & zee. Bat why, HothsF, SHOULD be
SO much whittier Tia" you aret
M.-(epiJspuy embarrassed -Why. Ben, yeq
are so full OF asking questions, That dsnt Know
what to DC with you. Coas, run sat d9oFs 70
play.
ENTER ], G, Is, the master, sssamPanisd by
a phrenologist.l
&c. B.-Thers, sir, Mr.. r., ! want you to
feel of that boys head.
P.-=(Htgping ua 10 is asy)-Hs hast noble
bead. SIR.
j. q. B-But what are the most prominent
charactersticS
P-Well, sir. he has Firpns,. and cOmba
tiysnsss very large, tnd tho iptsllsctual organs
we'll Developed. d,
!. q. B-What had | bstter DO with tho boys
i. Its NOT for me to dictate, cir; beside, Yov
would not pursue tho course ! would recon,
mend, we're to msntion j.
'J.C. B.-Perhsps I shalt: say en- cir.
B.-Well, | should send him to . veil eos,
Quoted manual labor school At the NertA, sss
give hia svco4 sss~aU-~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-31


After they had read the communication,
the three Friends who delivered it, had an
interview with them. They were iniorneJ
by the committee, that from the Language ol
The communication, they supposed Their was
i mistake in regard TO the object Of their
mission. They stated In substance they did
not consider themselves as medlltorS, shat
the concern of London Yearly Meeting, the
purport of the address, and their object, were
simply to epdeaYor to prevail upon US to dis
continue our meetings for Worship, and to at
tend the meetings for wOrShip OF the body
When asked if they would not advise tiai
our meetings for discipline should be laid
down as well as NEE ingS for pOrShipi they
said they had nothing 10 say about our meet
Tags for discipline. 1t was stated TO them
that A. y. Friends had understood their OBJ
iect to be, 70 promote a Reunion, and they
were asked if they would advise US to con-
denim our conduct, or make acknowledge
mcnts to the monty meetings by which We
were ~disowned. They replied, that they had
nothing to say, or it was no part OF then bus
mess to say any thing about our making ac-
acknowledgements. So that the object of their
mission-the great object in view. in cross
ing the wide Atlantic, and trlversing a large
portion of this western country, appears to
be, solely. to annihilate the religious society
Of A. S. Friends, and 70 PEI v ide its mem-
bers to attend those Of the 'boly,' 4 prlvll-
eye not denied TO any person.
They seemed To have no Ylew Of inqulTing
into the circumstances that caused the sept-
ration, but George Stacy sad that he GoulI
conceive Of 40 possible circumstances, IN
which he could be placed, that would justify
him in suffering himself to be alienlted from
the body of society. Thus fully endorsing
the doctrine, either that the Hody Of Friends
is infa,liable, or that, let it become as cor
rupt as il may, its members are not j~ustlfa-
BILE in leaving il.
And Josiah Foster said, that dearly as he
loved the anti.slavery Cause, no could not IN:
| der any circumstances, suffer u to be coapar:
cd Will, the union of the Society OF Friends.
Our Friends who had this iHtoryieY with the
committee, do not pretend to glya thetF YordS
verbatim, but the subst9ncej
At parting, the Editor of the Free LaboI
Advocate Has advised to t'he quiet" and q
hone expressed, that if he would do so, thel
labors would be attended with success.
1t may be- proper to state addition, tina
during The interview, they were lntorme'
that If they wished to see 4. SlrAy FHe nd
together, and TO read to them the adares
from London, they might have the opp1rtu
nifty at Newport, at tia close OF The Annlyer
sary of the State A. s. Society, Of seeln.
more than they would be likely TO see at an.
other time or PLACE. They a~9sented TO tn
probability of that being inc case' but OK
pressed the opinion, and asked our 4. )
Friends if they did not think IT was correct
that they would have moro influence wit
our membsrs, by converting them in tAcir re
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-31
NO. Is

And in meetings, their highest glory is to
make a show amopgst men, aud to dabble,
like ducks in a mud puddle, with a discip-
line that has heon made, patch after patch,
LAS they have degenerated from the true dis
cipline of Christ in the heart, as taught by
Fox aud other worthy fathers,) and which
has been no better than a dead letter from
the heginning,-PeqSurt Baat,