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Shoes HATS BoNNETs, &c.
PEN ID EX Il ER 81 ALDEN

SHOES HATS BoNNETsi &c.
PEN ID l. X Il Err & ALDEN
HAVE RECEIVED
400 PACKAGES Of fresh and sea.onable
package or In lots To suit city and eouny ecsr. pries.
that esnno. a be acceptable purchasers Their
Is large aud W., selected of the bs manufacture eomias In
she wayo
BOOTs,
275 Cases mems cali, kip, grained, seal, pump
qualities ns. and prices so,.' aud youths. ea Nip ram
dsnd,hiss Boots. and misses Kip
Laher. calf morocco. Md eoehincai Boots.
sROBS.
500 Cases mems, boys, and youths pegged and
sewed calf grained and kip MoNRoEs calf goat
DowNiNGs, both welcd and pump sole. Pumps
and Slippers OF all Qualities and ~oneas
seal leather and Md ramrounds variety
low prices; ehHdrens hid Anlle,ic., nen.
other descriptions OF shoes partieuariEe.
RATS.
l45 Cases mems Beaver. Nutria, Russia, Musk.
rat coney SIN. black and pearl Cashmere both broad brm
and fashionable; and boys Ashland Pearl sporting
275 Cases mems and boys white and colored
PALM LEAF HATS. first rate stock and well e..ored-
Also, double and single curl brm LECiORN HATS,
BONNETS.
So Cases ladies' fine Florence, lace and Rut.
lard Devon II braid and other Devon- Pc
dat lace and Rutland, Gpsey, wamsp. ey-
pres willow and fancy Also ladies' lawn BOnnet- and
UMBRELLAS.
so Cases silk, cotton, and gingham; whalebone
and reed han,es-siik PARAsoIs and sUN-sBADEs.
GAPS.
Mems and boys cloth. glazed. velvet, hair, seal,
&c Also ehidrsns fancy Cap. Of sitsrgn, sn!.
ING, shoe Paper, &c.
Pa old they spared Efforts
TO make The dras Pan OF their supply being
for casa and the remainder being
er-, they and Will sell and on the best
aS- Call at their old established H.rsS
NO. 3os baltimore street.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
sszz.zsE.s,nN and after the Sd of Dece

sS.ss7zsES&zn IN and after the Sd OF December
~zz<z'<<-.< ~ Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays A NJ precisely Lynch
burg days al So P. NJ
Returning leave Lynehburg Mondays Wednesdays aAd Fridays
at A. NJ and arrive in Richmond day 2t p NJ.
Passengers for Staunton.
By Boats, leave A. N Mondays Wednesdays
Fridays seotisvine A. NJ, and by
Jpn.
PlssoFers Farsrs asi CAa-ictr HaaI
Richmond by the Stages
teTsyiIe.
Doag ROW. EDMOND A. nAyFspoRT
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4 OOK TO YOUR INTEREST! The sub

~ serers would respectfully inform their customers and the
public generally that they reeyedhe supply
fashionable and other kinds Of ready made CLOTHING for
and which they making constant additions semi
weekly consisting every variety ofdesabe Coaks Coats Vests
Shirts Collars bosoms Stocks Socks Hdkis
suspenders ScwA which they viii be pleased TO NJ them
q best style and upon the reasonable isrns
pains they selection OF their materials 10
goodness beauty well they have taken
having up dua
bIy OF their assoaent peculiarly
persons Gail and for yourselves
HOOPER & CRAFTS Virginia Clothing store
fo7-u No %. Main u.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

GtLARET, PORT, MADEIRA, SHERRY, VA
~ BAGA, CHAMPAGNE, and other Wines and Ii
oUORs:-
so easss superior Cisrrt Wine
30 casks Old Port Wine
90 do for Bar
pipes and 20 ! Casks Hadeia Wise
10 caskseheny do
so do Sweet Malaga do
90 baskets Champagne, various brands
100 dor. London Porter
20 cor. Old Hunt, Ncaman 4 Co Grpe Juice Pon
100 bbis NJ :hardsons old Rye WhBkey
Win n an kinds Of foreign and domestic
BRANOIgs, GIN, RUN, wHsREY, for by wholesale
and retail
We respectfully soe oan from keepers OF Public Houses
the country erains stock before they purchase hav
always hand 9 as TO- IS and 90 gail packages We
prepared 70 put quantity that be waited and IN
good RYE. GALLAGHER OLDNEE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers at kinds Of Foreign and
Domestic Wines and Liquors,
apQ2 No 9 Easi Main
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HOvEY " Co, Seed Store and Agriculture

ASuNE1 ~ CO., Seed Store and Agricultural
IL Warehouse Merchants Row, Boston-Nursenesa Cam
bridge Harvard College Mass only miles from the city
offer for or collections Of Vegetable
Agricultural found eouHtry compn
fing aiFe and including the and
Roots Dahas Gardening Botanical and Ag
neufurai Books.
The pr0pfetoIs containing upwards
Of thirty Eve for Of the and richest
collections OF
Frut and Ornamental Trees
EvetEroens Powering shubs and Plants
Pear Plum and Cherry Stocks.
Grape Vines, Rasrbvrries
Greenhouse and Hardy Herbaeeous rants.
Roses and Camelias
Dahias aud BuibOus Flower
Rhubsrb and Asparagus Roots
Buekthorn, Abor Vita. hedges
devoted particularly
and all the choices, kinds Europe
the celebrated the hof Is44 Up
wards Of 900 Of the Pear alone
Of which been planted yearly
coming bearing by which accuracy
may be depenoed upon.
They Wouid especially call the g. Il
which, being Gar North
cold those ad where the Comparatively mid
Catalogue gratis.
The collection Of Roses unsurpassed. comprising
twelve hundred ties among which
France.
The ho department complete the
desirah vurees u Canena Peiafronium, Azlea Cactus
Psony. Fuehsia, Chrysanhemum Japar Lilies ne.
'.FAiiteril discount made 70 large purchasers.
~ ~ orders 70 accompanies with the easb, DRAFT
satisfactory references.
Catalogue, gratis, every post paid applicant
oaers addfsssed 70 be promptly eHecutsd
plants ecurcy packet bear transportation any part III,
county and Forwarded without delay. de- 3-Sm
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TO SOUTHERN AND OUTH-WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TIME undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il friends and the public fo the extent OF patron
received and bss leave 10 inform them
ot manufacturing Clocks moot
deal with him will hnd him ready
cheapest ARREST and most honorable terms and
10 rigid attention to their interests
Having extensively engaged manufacturing Clocks for
believes be has had sufficient
pounes acquainted with the Of Clock deal
and he would hereby respectfully inform all who make their
purchases they shall be furnished with Clocks which
be surpassed in point OF workmanship or finish
well fact that manufacturers and dealers
constantly worthless and counterfeit article lsbeleAs
"Jerone Coek which fact unwilling aeknow
lie trusts that puTeas
appreciate the advantage Of suyug direct from the factory
they subjects Of this imposition Al
thu cash. will be promptly and faithful
attended who send their orders by na may rely
personal application Clocks
will be- carefully selected and packed
markets An Clocks purchased at
warranted perform well and the
delivered board boats vessels free OF transportation
phaRe. that possible attention shall he
friends and he respectfully
eeils the patronage Of all
Warehouse Philadelphia, at 10 North Third Street
Warehouse Baltimore, at 10 South Charles Street
New Haven ST. Johns Street. between Ham
and haTko o. 23-ly CHAUNCEN JEROME.
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PHILIP NJ. TABB a. SON,
GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,
ocs u MAS and sh ~ Grocery sssre q
W. n Hau.na. ~,
A rrEsD To TIVE COLLECTION 90 CLAIMS q every
n dspton nsatss The snd SLING real
prapsrty stasnt couotry Hne Negroes cot
esrr hrs sad dHpong q thea Pubie private ee,
a. sal
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JOHN Il. EUSTACE Il SON,

~ y. 10 West Main Street, Druggists and
Dealers in Dye Woods, Dye stns, Paints, Oils, Window
Glass Druggists Glassware Brushes, Porumery &c respectfully
inform their and merchants generally
that they have hand general assortment Of arees In their
line which they disposed sell such they viii
satisfaction, and invite those who wish make purchases
clll them . Ind their orders NH 16-20t
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GOODYEAR,S METALLIC .IM-ELAsEIC
MACHINE Betting,


PATENTED 1884,
Made only At RoIsuTy, tnear Boston, Mas
i an article of immense value TO consumers OF
II Machine Betting. Is peculiar qualities
l. Perfect equay OF width and thickness which will
= No degree OF under ESQ Faenhcit and
mains flexible degree OF cold
J. ESSENTIAL and other
OF which will destroy leahsr) prodEee effect
T. Ii Of strength and durability ard when adjusted
ehner does alterations the with leather
adapted to all kinds Of Machinery The prices
afforded together with the remarkable properties
ders It worth the OF all who the
Circular Contrasting list OF &c will be forwarded
application the subscTbe who mmeden Agent
manufactures All Osders communications
CHARLES ". BURNEY, selLEE Agent
no 3-sm No IS, fremont Row, Boston, Mass
!fOLIAN PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY.
FHNHE subscribers having the
cinIy, manufacture Coemans Patent Kolian
and apply he Piano Fures add
vend the To others IN be used Of the
They also manufacture Piano FORTS ofevsTy
with without the frame, and
tachmsnL
Persons wishing obtain Of either Kind
mandatory hereby assured
mail shall be faithfully executed. and prices they
employed an agent, present themselves.
To ali doubts from the minds Of those
hereby exchange such instrument
from of the refund purchase
ney, Il the purchaser satisfied.
Any wishing Information relation Eolian may
obtain copies nfthe oLAN Plano FORTE Journal grains
ina their address to I. GILBERT & CO.
no ll-om No 4O6, Warrington street, Boston, Mass
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

VgNHE subscribers offer for sale, among others,
- the following popular remedies wstaIs BA.am OF
Wild Chs y; Buehans Hungarian Baam; BTstors
and Sands arapara; Winners Areanum MeAters
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills Smiths sugar coated do
wTths do and most other Pills use.
ape GRUBRs A APPRRsON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS

FOH CASH,
II y lots 10 suit purchasers Tor export or country
trade -sheeungs snriings, oLnaburgs Drlnss Ticking
Ais C0TroN YARNS ,wirt and filing from, Mo-. tn a. n
New Jcrssy.
Gorra Carolina North Carolina Virginia peaar. and
New Jersey Yarns Nos ~ county trade con
carpet wsrps wick Baus Seine and wrappIn, ruip.
or LiOer'l advances con'gnmeus Of GOOD style, or tn,
above enumerated articles RAD 81 sTHBBIss
Dc ll-om ~ Nassau street. New York
GLOVER SEEDED bushels Clover Seed. for
- "a. ey nhvENroRr ALLFN = 60
TOOTH BRUSHES. A beautiful assortment.
JUST opened az NE Dwg ans Chemical Watehousef,f
ZAP 20 GAYNORE WOOD
CASuUERE AND LINEN COATS
USG received per Pocahontas. another lot Of
~ hhs Cashmere and Linen Coat. and made IN ven p
nor 'ye' and fof sale AZ the lowest cash prices
O. DUNsPAUGH COG
| 2ap' M ~ West Nam
| INDIA RUBBER BALLS, Tor boys; ofdifierert
- 80. some of Them anisosy green red and blue
''6s covered large and 'msa ..ss-for ,ales ~
OsoF BITTER ALMoNUs-s o, ia., received and io1.,s
| ~ GAYNoFs WOOD prursa.
w ND iEEI IHoN-Ans '.ouu'sn' Of Tn Psie.
400 Russia Sheet Iron. IN sore sad for AZ By
! IRON CHESTS supply of g5ot. s.,..,,. s,, 80,
- Iron Che'ts, alway. on hand WILLIAMS a HAxGLI.
ONDON POHTEH,-A supply q London Double Brown
| ~ snui' IN quarts and pins WILLIAMS HhxAtJ,
| 49, ~" - PRIME h-'aha tigte fnf sse.
| - ~ " WILLIAMS HAXALL
| RIAtk TEAs-i2 chests Just received which W. viii
- ~ very loE GORDpN sKtvgFn
DACON.so bid. new Baltimore ,urei SIDE. s5o..,. 49,,
- hams. for s's ~ apis WILLIAMS HAKAfI
usPTs. TUHPENTINE.-I0 bbts just received in .,or.
- and of saie BY RESELL A. McCANUtIsH
IEn DHtus FHEsII FIGS, iust tseefvsd for sals b.
i low ~ 70 iNilOEs a RROrHER.
DUEfEu, 10 legs Buusr. lapiins Tor ole BY
- sPss-a EDMOND a DAVENPORT.
DACoN.-io.Oeo Bs wssarn Bacon ia store and ~ M
- hwI u D. CRE61HAw BRorHgR5E co.
STEEL BEBBs.-s,se Bead Of al s.e. ess BE- had n
y Pm l.. GISrae 70 Hsis a.
SsALT--sgO saeis Liverpool ans, N store.
= PIs WILLIAMS HAxAJL.
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PoRE EYES.

FOkk ENEs.
The inflammation always lies back OF the hall of tho
eye IN he socket Hence the Of medicine
the seat OF the Inclination viii do good. save,
rubbed on the temples directly socket The
will be opened proper Precipitation be created and the
disease will soon pass oil TO the surface.
PMfLEs ON THE FACE FREcELEs SKIM
action erpeil all humour
tai the lace Ia fee from may lodged
skin and frequently breaking the surface. heas
When tefe nothing but duh rcpulsve suraee
begins TO soten and oen until
delicate chHds throws bIushng upon
the now white transparent skin that perfectly
times Of freekes will that have lain
hidden and but seldom Pursue soon
appear
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

WIN general assortment Of Madeira, Sherry Port
other Wines OF hrs and second quality
Irish Whiskey old every OF Lquor
Also 200 and sal Demjons for by
retail All Wines and Liquors person
the greatest will be taken
Al we ash for n q trial GALLAGHER 4 OI.DNER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN a hind.
Foreign and Domestic Wines Liquors,
No G vr., Main ,,e.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-28

'1NETTER AND RINGwOR m.-Ihe astonishing sue
II cess which has attended the introduction OF LOTION
these Diseases induces the advertisement
Others similarly aefeted avail themselves Of benefits
lady in the city has been cured
her hands the time she using being in
very high state OF eooon We shall publish
few days The letter and Rngwom Lotion neatly put up
viais AT so cents eaeh-prepared and dby
apiI GAYNOR A. WOOD Druggists
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parents knew how fatamost medicines
inwaniy they would be Especially
euria oLenges called indicated
H. no one tell invariably when present
TO parents, that this Salve
worms 1t viii drive every Of away. smps
and safe
There probably medicine earth Mt once
20 sure and - safe IN the expulsion Of
V would be cruel wicked internal doubtful
eines - long n harmless eIerBa could be had
Although have said little about restorative, yet
viii Itake II agains the Word! They may
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coSsuNPTios.

can hary be credited that Salve upon
e lungs seated as they within the once
lot a mat th Ointment VIII reach the lungs quicker
medicine that can be internally Thus placed upon the
ehe pnitaies directly The separates
mat are consuming them, and 1pels
need not say that is curing OF
~ ahnoush We are told Ia fooshnsEs said
so long as can cure several thousand persons yearly
hEAD-ACHE.
has cured persons the Head I2 years stand
ING and who had regularly week. vomiting olen
took place. ~
Deafhe and Ear Ache helped like success, as a,s
Ague IN the Face. -
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FRESH ORANGES AND LEMONS.
100 BOXES Oranges
IL w 100 do Lemons-ffssh and in good order, now re-
eeiving for sale by APT INLoEs Il BROTHER.
PAPER-6000 reams of Paper, comprising
Il Printing, wrapping qualities envelope 1ne and
common cap azd letter, folio post, Ee-FoT sale by
ap4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN A. co.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-11-20
ANTI Slavery Meetings.

-
D. S and J. ELlzABErn JoSrs wiz hold
A~nti-Slayery meetings at
Freedom, Portage Co., Sunday and Mon
day, the 22nd and 23rd.
Garrettsville, Portage Co., Tuesday, the
cath.
Southington, Trumbull Co., Thursday and
Friday, the Goth and eth.
Mecca, Trumbull Co., Saturday and Sun
day, the 2Sth and Goth.
Greene, Trumbull Co., Tuesday, Deem
Der LIST.
Andover, Ashtabula Co., Thursday and
Friday, the 3rd and 18th.
New Lyme, Ashtabula Co., Saturday, the
5th.
Austinburg, Ashtabula Co., Sunday, the
9th.
Knoxville, Lake County, Tuesday, the
9Th.
Montville, Geauga Co., Thursday and FRI
day, the 10Th and llth.
Chardon, Geauga Co., Saturday and SUM-
day, the 18th and 18th.
Munson, Geauga Co., Tuesday and We'd
nesday, the 18th and 10th.
Kirkland, Lake Co., on Thursday and Fri
day the Iii, and 18th.
gainesville, Lake Co., Saturday and Sun
day, the 9th and Goth.
All of the above meetings will be held ir
the afternoons and evenings Of the days men
toned commencing at l O'Clock, except thos,
at Edinburg, Ravenna, and Mecca, which vii
T commence in the evening, and continue thro
: the following afternoon and evening, and
the friends at Mecca desire it, a meeting will
also be held there on Sunday forenoon.
/ Will the friends of the cause please max
all necessary arrangements for the abov
appointments and as the speakers have n
mode of conveyance of their own, they wi
be obliged to depend on the kindness of tn
, friends of the cause to carry them to the pls
= ces of their appointment.
i SAML. BROOKE,
General .qgent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-11-20
irs to cherish his memory,
PARKER ~PILLSBURY.
WARREN, o., Nov. 10, 1916.

To The Editors Of The .7ntt-SLavery Bugl.
A friend has just presented me your paper
of the 3oth ult., and called my attention to
an article over the signature of S. S. Foster.
/ am surprised at seeing such a communica-
ton from a man whom have been in the hab-
/, of regarding as both Intelligent and honest;
and one rather "more sinned against, than
shining"
My former correction of Mr.. Brooke's state
ment is strictly frue and this eren The stale
meni contained in Mr.. Fosters communication
shOws.
l am, however, sorry that l had not presu-
med further upon the indulgence of the con-
duc,ors of your paper, and in that commune
ton given my exposition, briefly, of what
did say in relation to the Cleveland Ameri
can. This l should have done, had ! not sup
posed all my letter to the Cleveland Ameri
can would have appeared in that paper; ant
which would have read as follows:
"WARReN, o. Sept. 90, 1916.
l.. l.. RICE, Esq, Dear Sir, / have re
ceived your letter ofihe 18th inquiring wheth
er I expressed myselfin regard to the Cleve
land American, as represented by Mr.. Brook,
in the Anti-Slavery Bugle Of the 18th inst
nsver expressed, either at Mecca or else
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-11-20
Anti Slavery Convention and Fair.
General .Agent

To be held at Economy, Wayne county, In
diana, on The 9th and 28th of this month.
A variety of articles of tasle and utility will
be offered for sale; also an assortment of A.
S. Books.
The friends of the slave every where, and
especially A. S. speakers, are invited 10 at
tend.
Our friends Joel p. Davis. Valentine Mich
olson, Asa Pratt, the last a graduate of the
'Peculiar institution" and other speakers
will be present.
We hope 10 hear a good account from this
Convention and Fair, and that our friends in
Northern Ohio will feel encouraged TO hold
similar ones. The plan adopted by on
friends in Indiana, is, to contribute for these
Fairs, in addition 10 Needle ,cork, the products
OF the Farm, and the workshop. s.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-11-20

discussion between Mr.. Foster and NJ. SUIT.
liz, ESD, and heard Mr.. Sutlld's remarks
Mr.. Foster charged that the Cleveland Amer
lean, a Liberty party paper, had published an
article, or made statements personally affect
ing him and others perhaps, which were not
true, but had refused to publish Mr.. Fosters
reply thereto, made for the purpose of cor
recting the matter. | und erstood Mr.. Fos-
ter to charge this against the Liberty party
on the ground that they supported and %tolera-
ted the paper. ! did not understand Mr..
SuiliT TO admit the facts charged against the
Cleveland American. Neither do | now rec
collect that he undertook positively to deny
them. According to my present recollection
of the understanding | Then had, he did not
choose TO put himself in the position Of either
admitting or denying charges of which he,
no knowledge, except from the statements
of Mr.. Foster. understood Mr.. SuiliT to
reply to Mr.. Fosters objection by denying
that the Liberty party would tolerate a paper
WHICH Noulu mdkt ldloe dlld luCOITGCl Stdtc-
men,s concerning the persons or principles of
its opponents, and then refuse TO publish rea-
sonable explanations or corrections, provided
the party knew of the obnoxious conduct, and
that until they did so, they. as a party, were
not responsible for the conduct Of the paper.
l understood him also to say that when the
Liberty party would act in a different man
ner he would not support it, and wou Id ad-
nit that it was justly liable 10 all that might
be said against it.
GEO. NJ. FUTILE.
Nov. IL, 1916.
was also present during the debate al
Mecca between Milton SutlilT, ESQ.,, and S,
s. Foster. | have attentively examined the
above statement, and think it is a correct YER
sion of what was then said by the gentlemen
when touching upon this branch of their de-
bate.
RIDGLEY !. POWERS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-11-20
ANTI-SLAVER Y UGL Il
SALEM, NOVEMBER 90, 1916.

81 love agitation when there is cause for 1t
the alarm bell which %startles the inhabi-
tants of a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their eds."-Edmund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-11-20
The Liheria Packet.

II is sometimes amusing to see a nursery
urchin building block houses, and heal lis
childish prattle about the many fine things
he is going to do with his wooden bricks
His, is a harmless employment and were it
not that African Colonization is so wicked in
its origin, and so preiudicial TO the interests
of the colored man, it would be as amusing
in its development, and in the predictions
of its builders, as the rearing Of nursery
houses by Juvenile architects. The mem
bers Of the American Colonization Society
manifested a childish desire to build up a
government on the coast Of Africa, not such a
one as big men build, but a little tiny one
that could be built out Of things not fit for
big mems government. And as little chill
dren sometimes play at keeping store, iheso
bigger children played at and ag-
riculture-th they were going to have coffee
plantations, and to deal in Palm oil and va
rious other African staples, and il was repor-
ted that they did actually import from their
ria" Think of that! And then, when they
had built their little government-for they
did build one, though frail as a block house,
hardly able TO stlnd alone and ha wing moth
ing to support it-they said, "Now let US
build a sawmill !" and they tried, and tried,
and tried, but never got it built so their lit
tie government had TO do without it. 1t was
run though as hard as if they had built it,
for great was the talk about the sawmill,
and the notoTieiy, if not the glory of the So
ciety, was much increased thereby.
They tried 10 build a ship, that would
sail twice or thrice a year to their little gov
erument, and in one of their papers they give
a history of their efforts. They begun to
talk about it ten years ago, and they talked,
and talked, and talked, and wrote, and wrote,
and wrote they not only wrote prose, but
they made verses about it, and tried to get
the women to help them build it. After try
ing ten years they have succeeded-succeed-
ed at last in making a beginning, and they
expect 10 lave a real vessel Of 275 tons that
will go all the way TO Liberia, and they con-
slider it such an astonishing thing to have, or
to begin 10 have a Liberia packet, that they
have told in the papers all about what it is to
be like, and have printed a picture that
shows just how it will look when it gets to
Afica. How nice!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-11-20

0-Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please cali on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-11-20
cry respectfully,
NJ. SUTLIFF.

TO The Editors g he .qnh-Sauery BugLe.
Enclosed please receive and publish the
statements Of Messrs. futile aud Powers,
mentioned in my communication of yesier-
day.
Very respectfully yours, &C., &c.
NJ. SUTLIFF.
Warren, o., Nov. IL, 1916.
was present at Mecca at The time of a