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.ktzA HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
YIEiIy House and Lot on the North side of Ross
HKiiH street, nearly opposite the intersection of
Paca street, having front of 30 feet on Ross
street, and running back 100 feet to an ALE " subject
to ground rent Of SIS per annum, will be sold bar
gain This property is situated in the most healthy
part of the city, and from the many improvements
making in the neighborhood, very profitable invest
ment may be made. Apply at the Clipper Office, 1874
Baltimore street. mS DIFF
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E EBORALL, Manufacturer of Silk FIRING
eF Q Is, TRIMMINGS, REGALIA, HAiR-WORK
Sc No. EUrAW HOUSE,. ig6-Im.
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FHSO MOTHERS. ROGERS SPECIFIC, for
Il Summer Complaint, Dysentery and Cholera
its wonderful effects For sale only by the manutac-
turer, C.P. ROGERS, corner of Howard and Marion,
and corner Of Howard and Ma iison, and corner Paca
and Little Green streets, Baltimore None genuine
except the Written signature of the manufacturers is
on the label of each bottle.
90 Price 25 cents. je25-lw-jal2 3m
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EHCONOMY IN MEDICINE-5O pills for 25
II cts The cheapest medicine in the world is
H.aNCES SIR S.dP.ARILL.9 OR BLOOD PILLS,
they purify the blood remove bile, cure costiveness
headache, rheumatism heart burn, dyspepsia, sing
ing in the ears, cramps, pain in the stomach, &c.
Price 25 cents per box, or Eve for 81.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, lO9 Baltimore st.,
and corner of Charles and Pratt SIS.
Remember fifty pills in a boT, and Hdnce's Blood
Pills. ap24
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nR. HARRIS
ED MOUTH WASH AND TOOTH PASTE.
The subscriber, having procured the formula of Dr.
@. A. Harris Aromatic and Astringent Mouth Wash,
and Aromatic and Detergent Tooth Powder, takes
pleasure in offering them 10 the public, feeling assur
ed that they will meet with general appreciation.
They combine, in an eminent degree, all The import
ant medical qualities which are desirable for prepare
lions of the sort TO possess. They cleanse the Teeth,
excite healthy action of the gums and impar to the
breath most delightful fragrance.
IA Gy- Prepared aud sold only by G. P. ROGERS,
Druggist and Chemist, corner of Howard and Marion
streets, Baltimore. legs lw-i.l9-fm
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HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOM

HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOM
FDERSDNS COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING
u will find II greatly for their interest TO call and
examine our large assortment of new goods selected
with great care and expressly for houSeienpers
sisng Of every variety of FAMILY HARDWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED and BRI-
TANNlA WARE; BLOCK TIN and JAPAHNED
WARE WATERS; plain Tin ware; Kitchen Fur
niture; Cooking Utensils; Wooden waie; Brushes;
Baskets Mats, Sc Sc, comprising by far the great
est variety of HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
TO be found in the city. at the lowest prices. Young
housekeGpers can be fitted ou complete on the most
reasonable terms at our FURNISHING WARE
HOUSE. No. 10 NJ Charles street, opposite the Union
Bank. GA word to the wise" &c
leo g. D. WETMORE co.
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MEAXWARD'S SUPERIOR
IA LONG CLOTH MUSLINS!
few cases Of those superior Bleached Muslins that
have given much satisfaction to those who have
tried them, have been received and are now OPEN
They are put up in the Style Of Irish Linens, in
whole and half pieces and Differed expressly for the
sun ply of family customers. Those disappointed in
set1iring piece from the previous lot en- now sup
ply themselves at HAYWARD'S,
No 25 Howard-st 80 door from Fayetje.
N. B. A general assortment eff Seasonahle DRY
GOODS, Bonnets, Ribbons, c.Eat low prices. jelO
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6SCARPA'S OH, FOR THE CURE OF DEAF
~ NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM the EARS. We cut the following highly
important Intelligence froA a newspaper printed in
LOckport n. Y.
Mcssrs. Murray Son are members of tho society
Of Friends, and a'e well known in the business com
munity.
"Ihc undersigned, agents for LOckpott, from per-
sonal knowledge OF its good effects, recommend
the above article without hesitation, We have sold
within the last year about $40 worth; and in most
cases it has proved beneficial. one OF ttUslue
gears standing, (the wife Of Jeptha Babcock, Of Som
erset) has been entirely cured by It's If those
interested will call on us, we will lay before them
what evidence have of its remedial qualities, and
then they can best judge whether to use it or not.
j. MURRAY & SON,
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, los Baltimore st.
ap24 aud cor. Charles and Pratt-sts.
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FEYHE UUSCRIBERS would respectfully call
IA the attention of their customers and the public
to their well selected stock of choice CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS, which they are
prepared to make up TO order in the fashionable
style a. the shortest notice. and on suCh terms as
cannot fail 10 please their customers.
ROGERS & BOYD,
mioS No. la5 Market eei
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE = C.aLHERT- SITS.
II. Bennett, Manager.
TT7HIS EVENING, June %, will he performed
IL THE SERGEANT'S WIFE; or The Murder
er's Hut. Cartoueh, Mr.. JOHNSTON. Frederick,
Mr.. GALLAGHER. Robin, Mr.. OWES. Gaspard,
WARD. Lisette, Miss A, FISHER.
After which, n beautiful Dance by Miss HENRY.
To conclude with THE RENDEZVOUS. Quake,
Mr.. JOHNSTON. Simon, Mr. OWENS. Charles,
Mt. GALLAGHER Sophia, Miss A. FISHER.
R- Abundance Us cts, children under 10 years OF
age, l2s cents. Saloon performance to commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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30 A r DIN G..

We IL y. u, = q IL IL III Ii
N w. CORNER LEXINGTON AND COURTLAND STREETS
1Iy- BOARD furnished by the day, week or month
iel9 3m
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NOTICE. The Committee Heterogeneous re-
w quests the Commanders of the different Military
Corps the Marshas of the various Civic Associations
who intend uniting in the cbration of the National
Anniversary, to report as speedyas possible 10 the
Chief Marshal le24
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FDROCLAI9T 1T TO THE WORLD.
THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP


Exception or EraggerGtion,
the most safe and speedy for all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds, which, unfortunately Heglec-
ted, too
OFTEN ENDS IN CONSUMPTION.
II ilance's Compound Syrup of Hoarhound is talk
en- on the first appearance of Cough, il will imme-
dately cure it and save the sufferer from an unimely
grave Price so cts per bottle, or six bottles for SOL
For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, l0S Baltimore ST.,
ana corner Of Charles and Pratt SITS. ap24
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Misses and Chi!dreh's in proportion TO the above
prices, All Of his work Is made under his own in
spectnn, which he warrants be Of bes, quality and
materials according 10 price and not to be surpassed
by any other establishment in the city.
je20-lm+ JOHN w. CRONEY.
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"ATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES! A
Wv very extensive assortment are offered for sale
at very low prices, by
G. D. CLARK, Water street,
jel0 second door from Calvert.
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w A n T S

~ANrED-A loan of $500 for twelve to eigh-
~ teen months, for which fee simple property in
the city, clear of all membranes will be given as
mortgage. For the above loan apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office
le29 No. 10 EXCHANGE Place
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HfREASTPINS AND BRACELETS. La
hB dies wishing great bargains, will please call at
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S Store, WATER STREET. I'd
door from Calvert, where great bargains sold in
Jewelry of every description. jel1
ENRENCH PERFUIERY. MRS. NICK
n ERSON has just received assortment Of
Perumery and Extracts, French Soaps, Ronge. sc,
ie6 No. 50 HOWARD-ST.
WCELAND MOSS COUGH CANDY, FOR
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and difficult Breath
ing. Prepared and sold by G. K.TYLER,
ap24 Corner East Baltimore and High SITS.
WNSOLVENT PAPERS made out and all in
Il formation given on reasonable terms. APPLY at
l.. F. SCOTTI'S,
mel No. 10 Exchange Place,
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HNOLD WAITER COLD WATER! JAS,
" CORTLAN & SONS IMPROVED NON-C0N-
DUCTORS OF HEAT for Cold Water, by which
perfectly cold tcater may at all times be had with haf
The usunt quantity Of ice. For the purpose it is one Of
most economical articles offered to The public
Every Family, Office and Hotel should have ii. Call
at the House Furnishing Emporium of
JAMES CORTLAN * SON,
Is Baltimore stu et, I'd door east of
ie3 I'm Harrison 81. and nnnn lite Cpnlre Market,
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A CARD 40 THE LADIES. The subscri-
IA Der respectfully informs the Ladies of East Bai-
umore and lis vicinity, thai he has removed his place
Of business Ia the corner of BROADWAY and EAST
era patronage extended to him at his old stand and
hopes, from the encouragement he has received since
his removal that the same will be continued. He
intends keeping always on hand large assortment
aud general variety of Ladies' most fashionable
SHOES, made up in the neatest style and most dHra
bic N II 70
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nae UNROE's LEAD PENCILs-on con-
IYM signment and Tor sale low to close by
FREDERICK FICKEY SONS,
iela No 29a Baltimorest ST,
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= ERVAHT WANTED. a CoLoRED GIRL,
- capable of doing the homework of small ia
mily-cooking, washing, ironing Sc, will hear of
GOOD ana permanent situation by applying this Of
nee None need apply who cannot show a recon-
mendatlOn as to character and capahililY. ie26 81
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S1tNEit vi O|1LL In OhE CS1LI 4
II. Bennett, Manager.
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CVVNHFTFTf
03- Inquire of T. w, & G. HOPKINS, corner of
Light and Pratt streets, ie27 81
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-02-27

ave agree with friend Fleeson. that it Is
very hard to understand how any friend Of
The slave can hold membership in such a
church as tho Methodist Episcopal, and
hope he will not again puff Liberty party's
candidate for Governor Of Ohio, who is in
full fellowship with that church,"
We copy the above from the Anti-Slavery
Bugle, of Salem, o. Wen give YOU a pinch
Of snuff, ueighbor Jones, it you ii show one
line or syllable Of "pua" in our columns,
heretofore, OF "Liberty party's candidate for
Governor of Ohio" We cannot recollect
having alluded to the nomination in any way.
We believe, however, that Mr.. Lewis is a
most competent and excellent man, and
though we should prefer that he were not in
connection with the /" Methodist Episcopal"
or any other pro-Slarery church, we should
vote for him nevertheless, believing him 10
be an active and effective Abolitionist, and
conscientious in holding his present position.
-Spirt IF Liberty.
Faugh we don't use the abominable weed,
either in the form of snuff, or any other; we
leave it for tobacco worms, whose nature is
adapted to its use. We arc sorry, neighbor,
that you made us the offer, for we shall now
always think of you as having a snufT-box
nose, and a cravat and vest powdered with
the vile dust. As for your puff, we don't
keep n file of your papers, and may have
given you credit for what your neighbor Of
the " Patriot" did il so, we only credited
you in advance, for your paper of the 18th
contains puff sufficient. BY the way, how
would you like to have your doctrine applied
to Joshua r. Giddings, or any other member
OF the Wing or Of the Democratic party who
is L" AN active and efficient Abolitionist, and
conscientious in holding his present posi-
ton J" would you "voie for him neverthe-
less" Do you think that belonging to a
Pro-slavery political party il, so much worse
than connection with a pro-slavery religious
sect, that while you would sustain a man in
the latter position, you would refuse your
to one in the 70. mer
!" Some men there are, whose vision is 20
blind,
Whose mental sight is so much out of sorts,
They fling a pint Of poison far behind,
Then seize tho jug and guzzle il by quarts"
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era Ct minor importance of minor import
ancc, ! sry, because the greatest and princi-
pal one was that of feeding the iHidss.-
Notwithstanding these charges, they left a
mercilal do2r, through which he might and
did escape /; which door. was left open, by
propounding the following in%terrogatory =
Did you design to offend or hurt the feel
ings Of the members by SO doinyl" q boy
ISL qucsiion.) They might have known that
he would answer in the negative, as he did
by spying " that it was firthest from his
thoughts" After he had made all the ac-
knowledgcments, in his letter to the Socie-
ty, that was required, (for before their hoIi-
ness he could not come personally, until he
should make reparation for the h-inDu3 sin,
of which they thought him guilty,) up arose
q MN of influence in the church anl said, |
en- not receive TINT acknowledgement, for
my plrt;" then arose another, and said, " h.
agreed with the Inst brother, " AMI further al
legel, "thlt McAboe did not say that he was
sorry TINT he took a part in the Liberty Par
ty Convention, or TINT he let inidels dine at
his tIble. Nor dill he tlkn back the follow
ing rem lrk: 81 will do what | conceive 10
be right before God, ii some folks Should
stanl on their hells about it," While they
were thus tllking, some, who were not lost
to al sense Of honor, arose AMI declared
''tllt the MN had mlIe all the confession de-
m1n lei in the chlrIe, AMI, that they werJ
eating their W words, and acting very in
consistently They however agreed to let
Mr.. McAb-e preach in The house.
Now before | lay by my pen, lie, me- shy that
| believe McAbce. or any other man, i. incon-
.sistent, when he says he is the slaves friend,
and at the same time not only remlins in the
Party, but is a member of the NJ. f.. |
Notwithstanding the divisions in
Cha<ch, as long as the Southern branch
,hpery, the Northern will no. tolrr-
tie abolition; and McAbee cannot thin';
Of their course when he tikes a Sec
mi sober thonght. . They do not want to be
4; they want to be of one mind AMI
leart, and that is, to increase the number of
he faihfu! AMI hoy. TO such f,ithfulncs,
snl holiness as M:irs, may l ever be a strAn-
ger.
Now if any MN can act consistently and
be a true friend Of the oppressed, and at the
time rem,in in either of the above men
toned organic %l,ions, he can do more thin |
can, or will do. Yours Respectfully,
O. p. Q.
Mt. Pleasant, Feb. 1871, 1915.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-02-27
T. TORREY.

We this week present to our readers two
petitions in relation TO G.. T. Torroy-one
from his wife and one from certain citizens
Of Mlss.-together with a circular letter ac-
cninpanyiny the petition Of his wife. His case
is indeed a hard one; and when we remember
that he is inclrcentcd, not in a land whose
people bow down to worship stocks and
stones, hut whare tie mans Of the living God
Is on the lips of all, and .hat.his alleged crime
is a praisewor,hy act in the sight of Him who
is the friend of the poor and needy, we feel
irrapTessibIe loathing for the laws which con-
denim him to imprisonment, and for the re-
ligion which approves it. His Samrrinn-
like deeds, although they my here subjec,
him TO oh ,ins and suffering a; the hands of
men, yet the Lord whom he pitied and sue
cored in the person of his little ones, shall a.
bundanily reward him.
Poor Torrey, what a fate is his! Shut IN
in TINT dlsmll prison house; feeling that dis.
case is preyin3 upon his ~vitlls, and that iron
CRATES deny to him The comfort he might re-
ceise from his wife, his children, and his
friends. Five long years must elapso before
he can hope to pass his prison gltes, unless
he is freed because his oppressors think the
gates of death will open to receive him be-
fore the expiration Of that time. God have
pity on him, for man has shown but little.
We know not who is the author of the cir
cullr letter, but hope, for the sake Of human
ity, tint his representations of Torrey AREA
false as his assertion, that 'for his conduct
there is no justification or sympathy" Had
the slaves whom Torrey assisted been uhite
American ~citizens escaping from .ALserine
slavery, there is not a heart that beats in the
lanI but would have justified the act, and eve
~ one would have hliled with plaulits loud
and long the man who dbl the noble deed;
and surely the color of the oppressed is no,
impaired to the act of him who brings relief.
As for sympathy, we rejoice 10 know, that
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-02-27
AN APPEAL.

We appeal from Alexander Campbell Of
1915, who declares the relation between mas
ter and slave to be right, to Alexander Camp
bell of 1928 who regarded slavery as "a sys-
tenn of the most cruel oppression" We ap
peal, as did the Macedonian soldier who ap.
pealed from Philip drunk, to Philip sober.
Hear the sentiments of Alexander Campbell
Of 1923.
'See that Christian General, with his ten
thousand soldiers. and his Chaplain at his ell
bow, preaching, as he says, the gospel of
good will among men; and hear him exhort
his Gsusrsl and his Christian warriors 70 20
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forth with the Bible in one hand and thu
sword in the other, to fight the battles of God
and their country; praying that the Lord
would cause them to fight v%aliantly and rem
der their efforts successful in making as many
widows and orphans, as will afford sufficient
opportunity for others, to manifest the purity
of their religion by taking care of them!!! If
any thing is wanting to finish a picture ofthe
most glaring Inconsistencies add to this those
Christians who are daily extolling the bless
ing of civil and religious liberty, and at the
same time, by a system Of the most cruel OPP
preston, separating the wife from the embra-
ces of her husband, and the mother from her
tender offspring; violating every principle,
and rendering every tie that endears life and
reconciles man to his lot; and that forsooth,
because might gives right, and a man is held
guilty because his skin is a shade darker than
the standard color tf the times.
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even in this nation, ruled as it is by the foul
bag Of slavery, there are tens, aye, hundreds
of thousands who sympathize with his con-
duct to the fullest extent and rejoice to justi-
fly it. If it be fanaticism to remember the
bondman, to deliver the spoiled, to bewray
not him that wandereih, and 10 hide the out
clst-if this be (ana'icism and mOnomaniaism
as the writer of the circular alleges, then
Charles r. Torrey is a fanatic aud a mono
maniac, such a one as Agrippa charged
Paul with being when he replied 81 would to
God, that not only thou, but also all that hear
me this day, were both alm2s., and altogether
such as l am, except these bonds"
Poor man! Disease must have taken a deep
hold upon his mind, il, as the circular de-
clares she is now humblod, confcsses his
wrong, and asks to be forgiven" While WI
would not throw a straw in the way of his
release, we are constrained to declare that this
we do not believe. But if he has thus ex-
pressed himself, we shall regard it as we
would Il confession extorted by the rack,
where the intense anguish of the body over
comes for a time the resolution of the mind.
That success may attend the efforts of those
who are l~aboring to open his prison door, and
that he may go forth-scarred as he is with
the marks Of the oppressor-to bear a bold
and faithful testimony against the system
which has thus crushed him, is our earnest
wish.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-02-27

WORTHY OF NoTE.-At the Trumbull Co.
Liberty party convention held on the 18th
inst. its memt ers
s. Resolred, That we are not only "as
much opposed to slavery as ever" but
as much determined to oppose it as ever, So
cially, morally and religiously."
How much they intend to oppose it reEg-
iou'ly, may be gathered from the fact, that at
the same convention they adopted the follow
ing resolution, pledging their political sup
port to a man, who in his ecclesiastical rela-
tons, sustains one Of the most pro-slavery
sects in the land.
Resided, That we cordially approve of
the nomination of SAMUEL LEWIS, as the cam
didate of the Liberty party for Governor of
Ohio, at the ensuing election, and hereby
pledge him our jealous, ardent and active
support.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-02-27
LEGISLATIVE.

In the HOUSE,, the Committee on Federal
Relations, to which WAS referred the cores.
pondence betwee tho Governors Of Ohio and
Virginia in relation to the Parkefssurg case,
presented a report concluding with the fci-
lowing resolutions. They will probably bo
adopted, for although .hey read large they
mean jus; n,ihihy, and it will be convenient
for the Wings to have some action of the
Legislature TO point to, as an evidence tina
they are III; anti-slavery party.
Resolved by N. General assembly, If H..
STATE If Ohio, That the forcible seizure of
Peter Garner, Creighton J.. Lorraine, and
- Thomas, three citizens of Ohio, with
In the unquestionable territory of this State,
their transportation and incarceration in the
jail OF Parkcrsburgh, under the pretext of an
intraction Of the criminal law of Virginia,
was an unwarrantable outrage upon the righIs
OF this State.
ResOLrsd, That tho subsequent conduct of
the authorities of Virginia, in refusing COM
pllance with the requisition of tho Governor
OF this State to deliver over the perpetrators
Of the deed fnr trial, and holding the three
Kidnapped citizens in Jail, after a session of
their criminal court; was a sanction and adop-
ton on the part Of that State, of the out
rage committed by her citizens.
RcsOhred, That when our territory is thus
violated. the offending State refuses s~atisfac-
ton, and, upon application to the Federal
Government, interference and redress arc
neglected or refused, it then becomes our
duty and just right to take it into our hands,
and redress the wrongs inflicted upon The
sovereignty of the Stlte, by the power there
of, in conformity with international law.