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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17
GNo UNION WITH sLAvEHoLpERs!-n
ANNUAL MEETING

O the american Y9nh-SLdcery Society.
The Twelfth Annual Meeting Of the Ameri-
can Anti-Slavery Society, will be held in the
Tabernacle in the city of New York, on Tues
day, the 18th day Of May next. Auxiliary
Societies are urgently requested to choose their
delegates early, and individuals throughout.
the country to make reasonable preparations
to be in attendance. The plan Of operations
for the ensuing year, which may be- marked
by the Society, will need the wisdom of a
multitude Of counsellors for its development.
The times demand all our energies.
The business meetings of the Society will
be held on the afternoon Of Tuesday, and
through the whole of Wednesday and Thurs
day, in the Minerva Rooms, No. All Broad.
way.
VIM. LLOYD GARRISON,
President.
MAJ Nv W CHAPMAN Secretaries.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17
MERGuI, Oct. 9th, ls45.
MEssRs. EDITORS -

MEssRs. EDiroRs -
Will you, or some Of your valuable CORE
spondents, tell me how to meet the following
objection, which | have to meet wherever l
go among the wild Karensl eff we become
disciples, when you get a large number Of us,
you intend to entlce us away and make slaves
of us in your own country" This objection
is often urged with as much seriousness and
confidence as though they were actually &C.
quainted with the system Of American slave
ry. Did these ignorant, but Shve-haiing hea-
then, but know the slaveholding character Of
the American churches-would they not say
to our faces, $50 back, thou hypocrite-Go
back, and teach the heather Of your own coun-
try, and give them the Bible. before you come
here to impose upon u.s." Iam fully persua-
ded, that did they know it, this would in
substance be the language Of many a wild
Karen.
Will not the Karens become acquainted
with the history of American slaveryl see
not how it can possibly be avoided.
Some Of their young men are learning our
language; becoming acquainted with our
books, papers, &c. And when they once be-
gin to get the idea, they will not cease their
opportunities until they know its history
And when it is Once known, it will spread
like wild-6re among the people. Sometime
since, | noticed in a public paper the follow
ing remark, as coming from Bro. Kincaid
" If the heather were aware Of the slavehold-
ing character Of our churches, by whom tho
missionaries are sent out, the usefulness OF
the missionaries would be at an end" Now
| should not be willing to go quite SO far as
this, and say that their usefulness would be
at an end but | most sincerely believe, that
the strength of the missionary's arm would
be sadly paraiy=ed.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17

off, So you see the importance attached to
the act Of retaining or returning the money.
Buffum and Douglass are here, and ara going
through the principal towns In the north of
Scotland. raising the cry agatns, the Frees,
{ Send back The money ~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17

il he has not gone over the non-resistance
dam, would do we'll perhaps IL might sdre
him.
"There are men enough, il they will only
stand, and they must be made to stand. Ii
the thing 10 done jHdiciously and deliberate
", there will be no difficulty. Provided we
get good stuff, not much will depend upon the
previous fame of our candidates-we can
manufacture their n~otoriety as we go along.
Zone thing 1 kncw, unless you do take
such a step OUR NEW ORGANIZATION HERE is
A GONE CASE. 1t has been, inter nos, SHOCK
iSoLY MIsMANAGED Every thing has been
made to turn on tho tpOman question. The
political has been left to fall out Of sight.
alt wont do for US TO start the national poll
tics. But if the Parent Society does so, and
not by our movements, then we can take hold
with all our might, the NONRESIDENT will
have to be out upon us, under the true flag,
and the COMPOUNDED woman question will be
forgotten-and we shall take a living posi-
lion. You certainly see this. Take my So
Tenn assurance that il is lite and death tciM
Va. Make the move, and we will follow and
lire. +. WRIGHT, JR."
dorchester, Oct. 10Th, 1885,"
There you see the plan. New organiza-
lion was got up to save the Church. The two
man question" was the stock upon which they
drew for capital, but they so " shockingly
mismanaged" it, that they were obliged to
get up Liberty party to save New organiza-
ton. What scheme will be concocted to
save Liberty party remains to be seen.
BEHIND THE TlMEs.-A subscriber asks US
to prove that slavery is a sin. We should
really like to oblige him if we could do so,
without trespassing upon the patience of our
readers; and yet we fear that our arguments
would have but little effect upon him. If,
however, the request is made in all serious
ness, and with a desire to learn the truth,
we would recommend him to a six month
apprenticeship upon a louisiana plantation
or if he prefers it, a three months service as
one Of a rice-gang in the swamps of Carolina
Such a process would probably work convic
ton in his mind.
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OF OWEN THOMAS will act as agent for
the Bugle at Mount Union, and is authorized
to receive subscriptions in such parts of the
State as he may visit.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17

ANTI-SLAVERY PUBLICATIONS.
Persons wishing to furnish themselves with
anti-slavery Books and Pamphlets, can do so
by calling on j. E~LIzABErH JONES, one
door west Of the District School House, Green
st.
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j. McCLUR a 70

J. MCCLURE r, Il Co.
NEALERS in Produce, No. III Front 81.
- between Main and Walnut, Cincinnati.
Ohio.
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or We would say 10 II. B. Dean, that
if due process of law" means anything, it
means a proceeding according 10 iatO. If the
law declares the child of a slave woman shall
follow the condition Of its mother, that child
is :" deprived of liberty by due process Of
law" although the process is unqncslionably
very summary.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17

&-Publishers Of PRIsoNER's FRIESD will
please forward their paper to Isaac Bailey,
at this P. o., and charge US with the same.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17
MEXICO.
Correspondence Of The ". Y. Tribune.
VERA CRuz, March l6, 1916.

JENA ShoIS NidiCH 49, iOtOs
Messrs. GREELY a. McELRArH:
The brig Somers will doubtless sail to-day
as soon as the mail arrives from the Capitol,
as it will probably contain important dis
patches from Mr.. Slidell, which he is desi-
rous shall precede him to Washington. He
has at last received the satisfaction of a def
mite answer from the Mexican Government,
the Council OF State having, by a formal
vote, decided that a Minister Plenipotentiary
from the United States cannot be received
under existing circumstances. A story is
told of a high official having called upon the
American Consul in this city, some days
ago, to obtain through him the opinions Of
Commodore Conner, with regard TO parties
in Mexico, wishing to be informed particu-
larly if he were more favonbly disposed to-
ward the Federalists than toward the oppo-
site party. The reply was unequivocal-in
the affirmative! On this foundation an i'm
mense revolution has already been built-in
the apprehensions Of the Vera Cruzanos-
ard fresh 4" pronunciamsnto" is daily looked
for.
"A new cry is going forth, declaring Santa
Anna to DO the only man living who can
succeed at the head Of the Democratic party
TO crush the Royalists." This r,ay bring
him again into power.
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He orders the driver TO call out the hounds,
and with look and voice cheers them on -
Seek 'em out, Quickscent! Shake 'em,
Bioodzfdng! Away Away!" They reach
the Pennsylvania line. The overseer dare
not cross it with Virginia hounds, so he
sends them back to their kennels. But his
great mind fal.ers not, for in his wisdom he
made provision for such an exigency. He
has a bloodhound in Pennsylvania. He
whistles, calls him, and puts him on the
track -" Doyle, Doyle, Doyle! Here, Grab
III! here, Grab .AH! here. Grab an! Seize
'em, boy! Shake 'em, fellow
Remember the
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17
WHAT THE HEATHER SAY.

The following extract is from a letter of d.
l.. Brayton, a Missionary in India, to the edi-
tor of the Christian Reflector. Can the Amer
lean Church convert from Hea,henism while
it is itself heathent
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17

Slavery makes 81 heather in America, for
every one the church converts abroad.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-17

Lib. party mas, 52is
Lib. party in'46, 1867
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-07
SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

90 Mrs ELIz. Miller No 90 Poplar street, BE-
tween Rachel and Budd streets, Philadelphia has
been completely cured of the most severe attacks o.
rheumatism Tor which she had tried every hing IN
van. The extreme pain would often compel h.T 10
rise ten times in night and her hands were drawn
up so as TO be completely useless amer usiRg the
Kings and Fluid for only "a hours the pains entirely
'iod Of several months
DR. CHRISTIE is in possession Of nearly enc thou
SAND testimonials, received from persons mo lnva
oeen entirely cured of the most severe rheumatism,
both Chroaie aud InAammatory, for which every OH
er "remedy" was useless. The RlagS and F!plt,
when properly applied, have never been known 10
fail in any of these cases.
uy~ Beware OF spsrisus irtGsians OF these articles
The onlu place in Baltimore obtain the GENUINE
Rigs and Fluid is at the Drug Store OF S. g HANCE,
les BALTIMORE STREET, and corner Oh ASLES
and PRATT-STS.
All articles of the Kind sold elsewhere in tire city
lrorthtess eaunteFsss, without tue iGsst avanic
aauenee or bspeRciAl aftee. tole,
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AMUSEH1ENTS
RAl.TIMnRN MILaRLI.l


AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER or B.9LTIIOI2E ~ C.ALHERT- SIS
IMPORTANT ALTEGATFDNG
a}- Day yi-iters admitted at Night FREE, except
when there are day performances, Oh benefit nights
y LIVING ALLIGATOR and iGAHEUMON
Exhibiting for few days.
THE Great Painting Of the OPENING OF THE
SIXTH SEAL, by DANNY, still remains in the Picture
Gallery,
BENEFIT OF MISS CANNON.
F#7F4EI EVENING. March 7, will be performed
n GRlST TO The MILL. FGancine, Miss GAM
MON. Prince de Cont, Mr.. GALLAGHER.
pancing-By Misses CANNON and ST.CLAfE.
Mn WESTERN will appear during the evening.
To conclude with ENGLISHMAN IN INDIA
Nancy Scraggs, Miss CANNON.
% SATURDAY AFTERNOON ENTERTA IN
NEVIS, commencing ut 3 O'Clock, EACH WEEK.
GREAT WESTERN III comedy f Jonathan Slick,
steam Engine, Yankee Story, Down East Reel, Sc.
assisted by Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr. J. o. Seton and Mr.
Johnston.
W3-For particulars see small bills.
90 Abundance % cts, children under 10 years OF
age l2s cents. Saloon performance 10 commence at
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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# tAUTION.-JAME :. MASON'S SPANISH
W BLACKING LABEL COUNTERFElTED.-
shippers Merchants, and the Public generally ac-
custOmed to purchase, OF use MASON'S Celebrated
CHALLENGE BLEACHING, are very respectfully
requested to examine the LABELS Of Backing Box
e9, and ascertain if the NAME of JAMES S. MASON
is thereon, as his Spanish Backng Label; have been
e. pied IN every particular, the name and location
excepted, by a concern in Philadelphia, for the
u"I ose of Deceirng the Pubtis by imposing their
-Dpldence in favor of Mason's Blackine the style
AtJ Of the engraving and lett erng, the wording
Hl' ,u!0r Of the paper, have all been copied,
OBSERVE, that Mason's Challenge Backing is
u.v labeled in Spanish for any american market.
70 PREVENT PRAUD for the future, James S.
Mason viii place his signature on the labels OF every
b S Backing prepared by him, without which none
i. uine. His long experience a manufactured,
ia, extent AMI variety of his machinery and other ia
rrnI' afford him superior advantages over any 9TH
er HlacSirg manufacturer in The United States.
U Orders for BLACKING and WRITING INK,
Of the very hest quality, furnished promptly and TO
any q. tent, BY JAMES ). MASON,
Ir2I-6tt lO2 North Third street.
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CKRIsTlg,s MAGNETIC FLUID.
ViE'N GALVANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTER.
ay2-UOmE CERrIFiCATEs.=en

These testimonials, at! OF which are from The most
respect hi. sources, rave been selected from several
bundled of siailar character, which have been pro
cured Gur'g the short tinIc the discovery has been
before ta2 Am"ricam public.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS AND DYSPEPSIA.
10 Dr. A. CHRlsriE:
ny Dear soir-Several years since while residing at
the south, was severely attacked with the h.IouS
fever. After my recovery, found nay whole system
much debilitated; was unable 10 take necessary ex
ercise, general assilude seemed 20 cone Inc,
which the PIE CrpGOaa Of the best phJ slcans failed
10 relieve. During the intervening time, now nearly
seven years, have been 4 constant sufferer being
afflicted with severe pains in my head, eXter ding
down my spine, and my powers digestion were -
in paireG that was always in agony for some hours
after the simplest meal. | could sieep but little at
night, and was reduced TO ptui object, from my
disease, which had now settled into the Spinal Com
plant and Dyspepsia, both Of the severe kind
was induced to make trial of the GalVauic Rings
and Fluid, and rejoice TO tell you TIE result has been
more happy than dared TO hope for. have now
worn them five weeks; and think J may say, thaC
from the second day put the Rings and used the
Fluid, my health has been steadily improving. My
appearance has changed, attend robustness regu-
larry, take daily exercise, and have good appetite
The pains in my head and spine seem almost to have
left me-in short am an altered person. 1t is bN
right to tell you Of this and do it with gratitude aad
pleasure.
am, dear sir, very respectfully,
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EPILEPSY AND PALPITATION OF tbs
HEART

The following case relates to q Clergyman. the son
in-law of Mr.. JOHN JACOB AsToR, of New YORK;
Rey'd. JOHN BRIsTEAD, Minister Of the EpiscOpa.
Church az Bristol, X L. residing In Main street, has
long been subject to distressing attacks of Epilepsy,
often falling down insCnsibc. The disease has been
accompanied with violent PalPtaljon of the Heart
ana rush Of blood to the head For three years na
has been unable u preach or attend 10 his other du-
lies. Mr.. Brsicad has found The most valuable hcns
fit from the Rings, BANDS aHd Fluid, is better in ever;
respect than he has heon since his Illness and l. now
rapidly recovering his health. AL symptoms of Epl-
lepsy have iett him.
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ggNHE OPENING SPRING.
Ii CLOpHS, CASS IMERES, VESTINGS
AND EASIlIlrr AMI III .n,pIIIf


The subscriber having prepared, upon very cx-
tended scale, tor the busaess of the . EN- N G.
SPRING, and provided ~ an ample outlay and with
liberal purpose TO secure all the most FASHIONABLE
NOVELTIES IF the season, in every branch Of his bust
ness, would again invite the attention OF his friends
and the public .oa stack Of goods unsurpassed in the
baltimore trGGc. Win increased taCIues and new
aud extended arrangements for cOnduct.g large
business, he Offers 10 his fellow CZeu~ his choice
lection 1t pieces which cannot fail to afford gratic.
tom "a every respect cqu2 to the quality Of the goods
H. IA awaiting The issue Of pending liligat0u, rela-
nSc 3" tie unfortunate event which led thereto, he is
determined that the interval sh ~ he setulOusy em-
pnytd IN cultvatng the patronage of tie pubIic and
relying upon his entire devotion 10 lis business, aud
his determination always 20 be at the top OF the Aar-
krt he has already experienced the assurance that he
will be enabled 10 rise superior misfortune, what
ever may he the event Of legal issue.
Ia thus placing once more before his friends his re
spec'tn claims fer their favor, they are requested 10
make their calls RIGHT ON TIE CORNER or BALTI-
MORE aud uOLL DAY STREETS
mh2 ct W II. BATXAND.
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SICK HEADACHE.

G63-Mrs. J. TREVOR, wife orthe celebrated Dentist,
No College Place, N. York: sent for the Rings and
Fluid during the continuance of severe attack of the
Sick Headache, to which she has long been subject
In five minutes after applying the Fluid the pain en-
urey letsand since then, there has heen return
the cOmpaint
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GFoR0g WHITE, lOl ChaEes 81.
New York, Nov. 10, 1915.

0}-A child of the Rev. :. r. Howarth the wen
known minister Of the Methodist EplscepIl Church
residing at lO5 Division street, New York. has been
subject to Fits since birth He has generally been
attacked in the night, and has several times supposed
to be dead. The use Of the Galvanc Bracelets and
Fluid has caused their complete disappearance.--
The system being much weakened by the frequent
attacks, the Galvanic STRENGTHENING Plaster was re
commended, which was used with the happiest results
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TIC DOLOREUX .

JI}-rhe following testimonial is from TIB0EHg =
DWIGHT, Esq, who IS go gaYOu5y known from b.s
cEertions in The cause ot LGucatinn throughout the
Northern States.
Or, A. II. CHRISTIE:
Dear Sir-Fnr several years have seen trTrbly of-
dicicd with that agsnzinr complaint called Tic ljoll-
Geu%, principally Affecting the scat.C nerves. Al
times, no human being can have suffered mofc--mY
screams have often disturbed The ucigh1Orhood BY
simply We airing one ct your Rings or each Of my
hands, and tathinlly using tie Magnetic Fluid tue
complaint has entirely left me, and now heGC7e my
self completely cured,
am very respectfully Yours,
Albany, Dec, ., 1915. TIdOrHY {. DYlGur.
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IMMZ HNRNAs. in DE month Of Fehruary, IN.

sgAxT HEREAS. in the month of February, u 10,
wv GEORGE SCOTT, by letters under my haut
Isnd seal, authorized and constituted HENRY y.
BUTLER, of the City OF Baltimore, my true aud
lawful Attorney, to do all acts and things in said let
Eer5 of Attorney specified reserving to myself the
privilege of revoking the same. Now know all men,
hat for good and sufficient cause do hereby revoke
|he said letters and power of Attorney, and all
|hOrity by them granted to the said Henry D. Butter
tnd all matter and things therein contained or men
|ioBed, Yeservng to myself the conro of the sub
Eect matter ard things OF said letters of Attorney
Dated this 18th day of February, lslo.
GEORGE SCOTT. [sEAL.l
Witness JNO, SHOWACRE. mL6-3t
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w A N rs

G5sRFUATION SAN%Eps ~ an OveT6ee5
- who Is thoroughly acquainted Win his bushes
n every respect, aud can ccnle highly recommended
or would accept any other situation Hal il resp, eta
bic, where be could max himself useful. Apply ut
Lewis /, SCDIIE5 Intelligence 0hlge,
iaa6 lOEyehanag Place.
! al EUATlOH 1VAATED by a young man a
, - itf-kHeper, who Is thCfo ghiy acquainted viii
! me BUSINESS and can write and speak the German
language, and good references given. Apply at
/ l.. F,aCOTTI'J Intelligence Office,
Mh6 No 10 Exchange Place.
| WAT ANTED. a white woman TO lake charge
W OF the House Keeping department of u small
iamiy, Respectable reference VIII be required.
Apply AT this othce. mh5-4t
N1NANTAD. One or two unilinished ROOMS
w with Board for gentleman and his wife with
one child, in private family The location must be
IN a respectable neighborhood, and within 10 minutes
wax irom Cay street Bridge. line addressed to
L. and left ut this Office Immediately will be attend
"a 10 Terms must be moderate. ie2f If
AN ANTHp-YOun Ladies to learn the DRESS
w MAKING business. Applyte Mrs. Browne,
no. * LEAENGTON-SF., between shares s. Lib
srty streets. ieaO-lmt
HIsARM WANTED. The subscriber woula be
a pleased to rent FarS within q short distance
81 me city, and for which fair rent will be eycn-
AaaIesS, with particulars, bcx No. 2G7 Post OEce.
NA/AnEEhD. A number OF active MEN, 10 ira
w velas AGENTS. for the sale of new ard pop-
uiaH publications. IN the Eastern Western, Southern
ana Middle states and the Caracas. Each man vii!
pc I'sH'rd $500 pc! per year, in writing, and a
bose ms expenses, VIII an opportunity Cf clearing
SiVC3pnr year ana mO-e, if active. Each man will
have bis own district, 1t will he necessary for them
to nave at leas, from 25 TO $50, tn Obtain good ia.
uhg pR no one need apply unless he has That sum. il
being our Object 10 establish good agents and give lhaq
such chance as N one else car offer them Apply
nj tha"h'e OF tue 0ntei Stofcg Publishing Compu5sy,
cornero BALTIMORE and NORTIl SITS, LJaryis'
BGidme) up sisrs-entrauce No. Jarvis Building
h'ners post lald, VII meet with pyOmpt attention
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. YerY respectfulIy.
No. 2O0 Chestnut street, corner OF Eighth.
Philadelphia, August Ola, 1915,
NGNvOus HEADAcnE AND KnNrMArLsM


lG3-Mr. Jacob 4. Ogsbury, No 1872 William street,
New YORK, has Teen afflicted from ckiiahoOd with
| almost constant Nervous Headache and Rhguma4c
Pains in the legs and arms lie was also troubled with
greH! nervous debility and Indigestion Mr., Ogsbury
nied The Gnivanic Rings ana Magnetic F!lid, and
states that 'afer q few hours the application appear
ed 10 strengthen my nerves, eu'irely relieved my
headache, aud have had no relapse Of rheumatism
since Tho first daV.D
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FOM SALE G. RENT.

.ggss, FOR RENT. The upper part of House
,,fiaT No. 2A3 BALTIMORE STREET. Inquire
t1s1s' ON the premises. itsi9-tf
FEE SIHPEH PROP EiEPY FOR ga GE
,-NA%, HOUSE, and LOT situated on tie MOTH
fsg;tI side Of Cough street, doof east OF Bond
g#iiA su9eL Tho lot fronts IL feet on G0ugh-st.,
Jtt Ia RAINING back Is feet, with the CeAvenirnC"
OF side alley leading to the yard. TAc house il 4
two story Brck DwGiing with two rooms On a floor
always commanded and is now occupied By, good
and Ppncual tenant For further particulars, apply
at this office. te5tf
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GRAND muspcAL snrRrE

VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL AND OPERATIC.
AZ C1LPER 7 HILL, on SATURDAY. EVEN
ING, March :.
glf- Tickets so cts.to he had al the Music Stores,
and M the door.
W. Doors open at Ito commence at O'Clock.
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| D A RE CHfNCN. An Old Establishes and
j HI well kaown LOTTERY OFFICE, with or
without the License, will he sold very low, as the
Ipresent pr0prieors wish to change their business
This Office is located in the greatest thOrOughfare, in
the very heart Of the business part of the city, and
haS done and does now, the largest Lottery bu
|siness thar is done in the city. For further parcu
lars address, with real name, NJ. v, Baltimore Post
Office.
mhb rpARsl cost aud send bill to CNpncr office.