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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08
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WE r LOVELY.
BY ROBERT IcHoL

We are lowly-very lowly-
Misfortune is our crime;
We have been trodden under foot
From all recorded time.
A yoke upon our necks is laid,
A burden 10 endure:
To suffer is our loEacy-
The portion of the poor!
We are lowly-very lowly,
And scorned from day to day;
Yet we have something Of our own,
Power cannot take away.
By tyrants We are toiled to death
By cold and hunger killed
But peace is in our hearts-it speaks
Ofduties all fulfilled!
We are l~owly-very lowly;
Nor house nor land have we:
But there's a heritage for US
While we have eyes to see,
They cannot hide the lovely stars,
Words in Creations book,
Although they hold their fields and lands
Corrupted by our look!
We are l~owly-very lowly,
And yet the fairest flowers
That by the wayside raise their eyes,
Thank God, they still are ours!
Ours is tho streamlet's mellow voice,
And ours the common dew;
We still dare gaze on hill and plain,
And field and meadow too!
We arc lowly-very lowly;
But when the cheerful spring
Comes forth with flowers upon her feet,
To hear the throstle sing,
Although we dare not seek the shade
Where haunt the forest deer
The waving leaves we still can see,
The hymning birds can hear!
We are lowly-very lowly;
Our hedgerow paths are gone
Where woodbines laid their fairy hands
The h%awthorn's breast upon.
Yet slender mercies still are left,
And Heaven doth endure,
And hears the prayers that upward rise
From the afflicted poor!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08

PERSIAN CENsoRsHIP.-The Persian nov
elist' Cosmar, began one OF his recent novels
with the incident Of the breaking down of a
man coach, in the Leipziger-Strasse of Ber-
iln' The censor struck out this passage as
,nadmfSslbIe, because His Excellency the
General Postmaster Won Nagler, manages the
arrangements of the mails with so much care
that an accident is impossible"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08

OuR LAST RESTING PLACE" Why dread
to lay down this frail body in its resting place,
and this weary, aching head on the pillow of
Its Tepose! Why trembie at this, that in
The long sleep of the tomb the body shall suf-
Ter disease no more, and pain no more, and
hear no more, the cries of want, nor the
groans OF distress; and far retired from the
turmoil of life, that violence and change shall
pass lightly over it, and the elements shall
beat and the storm shall howl unheard around
Its lowly bed ?"-DEwEY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08

Not with the flashing steel
Not with the lannon's peal,
Or stir Of drum,
But in the bonds of love
Our white flag floats above,
Her emblem is the dove,
IT'S thus we come.
The ldwS of Christian light,
These are cur weapons bright,
Our mighty shield;
Christ is our leader high,
And the broad plains which lie
Beneath the blessed sky,
Our battlefield.
What is that "great INTENT"
On which each heart is bent,
Our hosts among?
1t is that hate may die,
That wars red curse may fly,
And wars high praise for aye,
Nc more be sung.
That all the poor may rest,
Beneath their own vines blest,
In glorious peace;
That death and hell may yield,
And human hearts long steeled,
BY loves pure drops unsealed,
From warfare cease.
On, then, in Gods great name,
Let each pure spirit's fame
Burn bright and clear;
Stand firmly in your lot,
Cry we aloud, "doubt NOT"
BE every fear forgot,
Christ leads us here.
So shall earth's distant lands,
In happy, holy bands,
One brotherhood,
Together rise and sing,
And joyful offerings bring,
And Heavens Eternal King,
Pronounce it good.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08

The DAIsY.-The word daisy is a thous-
and times pronounced. says Campbell, with
out adverting to the beauty of its etymology
SHE eye of day."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08
ANTI-SLAVERY PUBLICATIONS.

Persons wishing to furnish themselves with
anti-slavery Books and Pamphlets, can do SO
by calling on J. elizabeth JOKES, ono
door west of the District School House, Green
St.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08
J. MCCLURE, & Co.

NEALERS in Produce, No. II Front ST.
~ between Main and Walnut, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08
OUR MOTTO Is
"THE READY P.lY,"
N ouR BUSINESS IS TO BUY AND SELL
HARDWARE AND DRUGS

As Lou as Possible. - Carpenters, Builders,
Farmers, Carriage and Chair Makers, Paint
ers, Cabinet and Harness Makers, Mill
wrights, and Mechanics generally, will find
such articles among our assortment as will
suit their separate purposes.
PHYSICIANS
who prescribe for others, and
FAMILIES.
who prescribe for themselves may at all times
find a general assortment of
DRUGS AND BOTANIC MEDICINES
at CHESSMAN & WRIGHTS.
Salem, o., March 2Sth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-08

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
BOOTS and SHOES, eastern and Wes-
- tern,) Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stnfs, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the best, constantly for sale at
TRESCOTTS.
Salem, o. LIST mo. 3Oth.
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Oeutiben auf Oct Strabe su Sooen oe
fblaoen uno ieines @eloes beraubt baben
Carpenter ipar nab perSUeifelter @eopn.
pebr ipdter BON einem poli,eibeamten
Oerbaftet. entiprano aber, ebe oerfelte ibn
ndb Dem @efdnoniB brinaen fonnte. Qls
man bier feline Saben unterlubte fono
man nebrere 9eitoblene GeoenfdnDe in
ieinem Ssfis.
Ole Warfetenocr in Dem Eager am 81.
9ranoe ioQen B. unoeribdmteIfen Sblinc
gel BON Der Welt fein. oa lie fir ibre Dro
ull1onen Die unerb0rteiten preile forcern
10 &. .. oerlan9en iie fit einen Sc9en
papler nibt peni9er oi5 90 Sent. Die
Sinte itebt 70 bob i'm 9reiie. oab ibon
mebrere Der Sreimi(lioen Sriefe init ibrem
e9enen Slute eefbrieben baben foaen.
Oos 1T oodb Gin bsben arg! 9Sie mag
es erit nit anoern notbwenoioen eebens
beourfnii1en ouefeben? Won tctlte iolbe
Sunoc au6 Dem Eager ia0en.
Si(l peoen faliber Sreaiurp 9toten.-
Sir iolbe, Die obne ibr Wihen uno Ser.
ibuloen in Seiie BON foliben SreoIurp
Noten 9efommen iino. lit es obne 3Wei
fel interefant, ;u erfabren. oob Sr. Sn
acrioa i'm 6ouie Der Geprditntanten es
iomeit erbrabt bat. oab cine Siu. oeren
Seoutd6tun9 febt Dor Dem Senate lieot.
in SeSebuna auf oieielben pailirte. Die
Bill pcrlanet. oo6 $4,000 Sbaler 5ur
Ginsiebuno Der burb Die Seomten beim
@ouuernemcnt in Ieu Orleans por 2 uno
3 Sobren in l1mlauf sebra6ten fallben
Sreaiurp Noten bespi(list werOen. oa Die
lelben itets. i'm poQen @ertbe couritrten,
ebe Der Setruo entoecft ,puroe, pamit
ni6t uniduloios perionen in Sbaoen
uno Serluft eerotben. s. 8reuno.
Oieb 4 a y l.-Bie mir uerncbmen
wuroe porioe 9Sotbe. oe6 gsabt6. oas
Wirtbsbau6 BON Soiiab 6iQe9oB. in ..
ber Oanouer Gaunibip. erbroben uno
BON cinioen 2(rtifeln beraubt. 9Sie e5
fdeint baben mir Haub9efincel in unIe
rer 9tobboribaft. Die Girlpobner Die
ier8c9eno iollten auf ibrer Sutb iein, ib
re @ebduoe perpabren uno lid) nit Den
notbi9en Maffen perieben. (S. Sreuno.
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COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR

ooer Serieiebni5 Bet eefdlfbten in Den
Sereinioten Stdaten sirfulirenoen Sanf
noten. iammt Sanfnotenliffe uno Warft'
preis, IN beutf6cr Sprade,
bsrauessseten bon Stephan W1oltor, 6sr'
ausaeber pes Solfstlatts Cincinnati Ohio.
lin ben banis an ms asritbtstcn 1Din.
feten 81 cntIpreebcn uno eincm ldnstt sefibl.
ten Sephrfnife at3utelfcn, babrn mir une
5nr 6erams9dte sines
Counterfeit Netefters
in bent der g pra6e entI6loIItn,
unO tilnciscn bicrmit an, baB bic sr'te Slun,s
mer res oeut(ebsn goMntcrfat 9etettcrs his
cen I. ocer g. ansu't [. 3. srid,snsM msroe.
Orr1elbe miro 49 bis Sc Ssitem in arc6
Oftap cntbalten uno nitbt MIR sin pcGfansi
acs SsrSeiebni6 aller tctannten aefdlIbteu II.
scdnbrrtcn Slcten, ionccrn outb cine umfaI:
ience elite aaer 8anfcn iammt lu1eiae litcr
Discount, 3ablunasfabiafeit, mnp seral. lies
fern Sletit ecm wlro jerer Nummcr ein
marftbsrbt FAINT ancern fir oas SsIcbiftes
leten ,piebtiae Slctisen teaefiiat ipcrcen.
Ser reuHhs gcunterfsit 9etefter srIebcint
i'm Infans einss ieeen Otcnass.
spreis per Satraana Elm Sbaler so gents.
Ginjelne Nnmmern 20 Cents.
Sutlcrlbenten oes Soltstlatts nnb fcltbe,
lpelhe rrn Counterfeit 0etsftcr nod pcr Def
Ieu erIcbcincn bcitclIcn, erbaltsn ben Sabrs
aana ~ hem Yrsiie bon ciMcm 9taler. - Sn
allen Sallcn Borausbesabluna - q3er flinf
Sntlcritenten iammeIt, erbdIt pas Ieebste
eremplar frei.
GrlIntsrfNrsitsr msrtsn in bsIr 9rud..
rel anQencmnsu.
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g { q + b.

-am 1T. 9lusuit, in &ustaun, Silas G.
8usarp, ESQ., Ncttsselsbrter, i'm 25ltsn
>etcnsjabre.
din e5. Suli, in D1arata,pnp GannfNip,
Sulanna, Satin ees 6ri. Sobn Cell, 9r'
borne @et,psier i'm 29fsn 2ebensjabrt.
-am 30. Suli, in Dlsp 3atnfebtpt gliias
betb Notb, i'm alter ron78 Sabren.
--am 80. Suli, in maoencrise 3amnfbip,
Srans 3psi3is, i'm 2Oitsn >eteneIabre
an 27. Suli, in 6eicclbers Salmf mfhip,
$pcia ann Obnmaebt, Sattin bon Senjamn
Obnma6t, 32fsu qsbsnejabre.
-am 81. Suli, in 9lmltp 9amn1etip, Gas
pio &lein. i'm 73fsn Sabre fcinee Nlters.
-am lS. Snlt i'll gliab 9anni, Daniel
&icbs, Gobm pen Sobn % Sabre alt.
-am so. Sul, IN Bern 3auniebip, Wla'
ria 8ieIer, Satin BON 4brabam Nlslsr, lm
58tten Sabre ibres Nlters.
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{ointerlahenibaft Der periforbenen
NforO 2tnat SScf,

qsstbin pon Waaisenfrief Saunfb., SsrfS Stp.
,7adridbt miro bisrlnit asssten, bab oe,u
llntsrfdbriebenen, spcbnhaft in cbcnaenailtem
9aurItbip, acminiltraticnsbrirfc anf cie6iMs
tcrlafcn1ebaft rer srnabntcn Serltcrbeneu
rermlIist wcrbsn Ilnb uno rab A0e, bic Sor'
rerunasn batsn, aufssfcrrsri 0no, itre Neebs
nunsen sinjubdnDgsn - pcsaeie6en ,perren
biejeuiscn weltbe an Sic aemtlcete 6intsrlals
IcuIhait ihulpis fino, aufsrfcrcert obne Ser>
3us Nitbtiassit III matbsn. 9Iae Gnfprhte
an otiae SinterlaGenI6aft miGtn fratstsne
bic sun SIfen biefes Wionats Jnli ssmaetf
,osrSen, (pdtsre meroen ausatihloiien.
Samuel Sed, Nominiftratcr.
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SD e6e11 erboltelt.

9ie ltntcrIbrietencn baben 70 chen crbals
ten unb pevben bsute er6Tnen ein b6ttl
Iplenribes unb bsitens aeipibltse HGortement
BON rSdnep SItsrm" fir 9amen Hn;iae,
welbss jemals in 8eaons feilsetcten wurce,
iinter meltbem It6 ftncct:
ShpttiIbe, Carlton II. Oraanop Sinabams,
SpiBsns uno aepobnllhe $anms Vpm alien
Sarben nno Mnitern,
Salsorine8 mo Sarreaes,
Sraruate 9arress Nobre,
DO Safcnet 90.
spinf, blaus nno lila lhwei,er $aipns,
Seitreifter, semitrfelssr, leb,psiser mnD Jafcs
net Woeln,
Neumooias Ore6: :GeiOsR,
Seibcn warp ulpaea's,
9ufon, SarrCge, Wcbair II. Scbrn gttanle,
YaraGcls, paraicllete uno GoMsns9 9ebattrr,
Inter- 6alstither, SeSwirnte Sslcen unp
Sarreae SebirScn, &c, aisle mno 3,pIrn :.
Sancltube unc Strimpfe BON allen Gsnsn'
nunscn, wcSu Die Nufmsrfiamteit Der Sd,
men trIcnoers erbeten miro Don
O'Sricn uno Haiauel,
SO. G., OF marft: Sicref, ,SclpcneSuasl".
Neapina Suli %. 6m.
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QBa6 Sera5 oett,an bat.

Uie <ctofcfcs in oeu m6rbitbru StaatcI,
teltbe 70 laut fur csn NnibIM6 bon 3eras
eltbricn baben, werbrn jest fir ibre Ollt:
prtuna in Der Nusfhbruua jener Wa6rsasl
er Iirliebsu Stlapsnbater teaablt. 0e
Senatcrem ron Sera6 batru alles anaetpanct,
Inn Die palItruns Don Dl'8aps Dill, oper
bic Its 1ebr ritbti9 Senannt miro, bic brittis
Fdbe 5arif'SiH, in gcu9reB gu (ttbsrn, mo
biIcn bat man es 81 percanfen, oab blele
Bill gum e5elcB 9epcrcen 1T. 2Bdre ee
,idbt fir Scras as,pelen, 70 ,piroen Die Sreis
bdnolcr in oer W1inpritat aeipsIsn fein, unp
infer qano ,piroe fcrt9efabreu baben Isinen
Dcblttano i,nmer III Uermsbrsn. 9eras
ater, welbes bunsrisem Aemtsrjasern 3um
Stefenpfero ssoient bat Inn ibre 3wcfe su
errsieben, bat ocn Sntereden Der fseien ,peis
Ken Nrbeitsleuts unGsrss $aupss einen ttbrlis
|ttn GtcB seseben. 3u oicIsm unslhtlihsn
|gtslultat bat pennlplpanien febr neIsntlieb
bsiastraasn. penniplpanisn cab 1cine Gtim,
me fi,r oem NnIhlub bon 3eras, woburh
awei Ssnatoren, Die fur oen Srebanoel 9es
|{luuet flno, bem Scr. Staaten Genat teiaes
fiat rpcrpen ftno, bnreb seren Stimmen Der
& arif bon 1S42 wiperrnfen ilno ras Sreibans
ce.@pNem ein9efhbrt rporbrn 1T, rpcourb
Isine W1anufatturen uno feline GiIenz unb
acbleM. Sntsrc1en 5u Srunre serirbtet iprr'
| ren. gs bat ren Salssn Gcltf rrretts, mos
ran ee tsltlmmt 1T autssbinat 5u Wsrrsn,
uno ccr Strif 1T ibm ieBt INN orn 6als &c.
Ieat. DisIe Solaen bat es oureb leine 3bors
bet uno isin eisenftnnisss 9srfabrsn llet 5us
9eSoJen.
Scr 9ln1tblu6 bon 9srae bat une niht nur
in sinen &riea per,pifslt, tpeleber Gin bunbert
Wnll,cuen Gbalsr fofst uno cinen circtten
Gar auf bas Dolf notbwenoia mathcn mag,
I'M bic Soften psGeltsn gu tsltreitcn, icncerm
hat uns aueb osr W1ittcl terantt ecniclttn
bssatlen su fonns"' unS ,ns init afi'hornen
>efsn i'll be 6dnpe rer pbiIitsr iteriefert.
Snuftia Icaen mir Die Oiencr uno ltntcrtba'
nsn Der S6nisin Sietoria mcrecn. Samee
4. poltu uno @cora Ni. 9 IA e,nebit
ibrsn 5elfrsbelfsrm batcn uns an enslane
verfauft uno Iberllsfert. @s bleitt lsootb
III Ieben, Oh bas S3olt ben Sertras beitdtisen
nnb I'D ssoulpis wis Oblsn auf Dem Sish'
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Stnterlai1enibaft oer periforbenen
(Slitabcfb SSert,

>estbin bon Srsfnrf Saunih. Serfs gat'p.
Natbribt miro hlcrmit erseten, rab oem
llntericbritencu, wctnbaft im seoatbtsnS auns
Ihip, Ncminttrationsbricfr pcrmillist ipcrs
ben Itnb auf bic Sinteralftnlhaft Der rrrttcrs
Semen Glifabctb 5erb. 9tle oie an srfasts
GinterIaGcnfhaft ItbHlcia ilno rperoen eeBfpes
aen aufaeforoert al pen llntcribrietenen at'
,nts3ablen unc aGe pelte Screerunsen an
Sieielbe baten ftuo erfuht ibre Sorbernnaen
Dor Dem 12ten naebitsn Auau' einjubrinasu,
pamit NGee 70 taIo wie m6sIid terittist
wcrosn fam.
2lbraban Serb, Neminiifrat.
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Scrbeir0tbcf.

--eureb ben ebrw. 5rm. 81. s. Qsinbaeb,
am ID. SuIi, ST. Solspb Sssner, pcn 86b,
rersburs, init W1i6 prieeilla sinpnmutb, bon
Olepsrstauu. -am 3Oitsm 5srr Daniel 9a:
piss, nit DalB Suianno 9BOlf bslrs aus Der
0ahtarIbaft Uon >ibancu.
-oureb ben ebrtp. Srn. SIaae 66asr, am
2ltsn SulL 6srr Daniel Stbrst, init W1ib
6annab zimmerman, btibe bon Wihmonp.
- am Q. AnsuIt, 5srr anbrsas Srans, init
Olib eitber Barral, bses bon Nuseombma:
nor. Gin ndmlihsn 9ass, 6err benjamin
8sder, init Ol6 5enrictsa Mpbr, beirs bon
$eeba gauntp.
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@rnltli6e 9tuhDrOermo.

Ine icltts psrIcneu, Die nod in osnStcbr
Shcbern pes llntsrItbristsnen, in $anaItbwan1
saunIhp. 8erfs gamtp, ibnloi9 Int, msr
psn bisrmlt srniiih eviutbt 5mltben nun unb
Dem 1lten nahfen October ab5ulsttsln. Naeb
jencm 3ase rerren bic Shtber sinsm Srie:
peneribtsr gum ginforcsrn iberasben tpsr
crn. Seratio Urerler.
2ana|bDamm, Suli 90, 6n.
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barts @ornlinotiusW sWlirtlw
Derfertist Don Samuel &. Cart, 2lpos
tbcfcr in pbiiaoelptia.

L
Derfertist Don Samuel e. Cart, Npos
tbcfcr in pbilaoelptia.
9ies 1T cine ner aasr.iprtIam,tcn, anaes
nebmIten mo fttberitsn acknowledgment,
pclebe pem Dutlifnm jsmals anaetoten nor:
ben, 3ur 5siluns OCT psrfthisbensn ,ncro.
nunscn oCs Wla9cne uno DER einss,psibs ,nno
Der c einSi9e bes Sertrauens nertbe Nr 4,
tifsl fir bic ,pirfIame 6siluna cergbeIera
tei Sinperu, elmer ScmmsrsSrantbst, unc
wlrtIieb siu Sebusmittel fir bic ptiss uno
fol9enes SraMtbsten D.
Stubr, 0iarrb6a cpsr 9urhIauf gbclcra
Dlorbns, Sommers sSrantbsit, Sclif, Sss
tenitehrn, iauern Dasrm franz uno nerp6
frs Sepfmsb, 5er5trennen, wa1ersSraItr
grtrctben, 4nfltc6en bcr Speifsn naeb ccm
e0en, unc ctcnlo no es unrsranccr onret ecn
S6rpsr paNtrt, Olanarl oil Appetit, Naftlcs
lcfafcit, ltnfibiafeit 5um Sblafen, 1Dnern
i'm Wia9rn uno ginaeweicem, WnttertranFs
beit, 8rampfe, nerbitice 3ittern, Obnmaebt.
O1elaneboie, Slisosracihlasenbeit oes @ei
ttes, Samneru uno Scbrslen Oct Sinoer, ,nno
fit aae ,iiere $eiocn uno erpensSranebriten.
0FSum Ssrfauf an Der I9sntibaft, Slorp
fhufte Stra6e, bsn altsn tfftntlcten Sctdu
een sescnibsr. prcis nur 25 grnts bic
Sfaltbc. 6eorse Dcb.
Neabin0, Suli %. Am.
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Sinterlafenfboft oes perforbenen
Seniantiit Siniebi0ler,

lcstbin BON waibinston 9aunItbip, Ssrfs
gauntp.
.7ahriht miro biermit 9c9ebeh DAP Dem
ilnteritbriebeuen, mcbnbaft in errdbntsm
3aunT Thip, Hominitraticnstrief auf obcnac'
mclcctc Sinterlafsnfbaft UerwiQist rpcrern ;
9clhs pcrfcnsn oieAnipritbe an bic 5intsr'
laGenIhaft bes beIaatsn Ocrfortencn babsn,
merosn srIutbt obme 3citpcrluit itre NetnuH'
aem ,e. einambduoaen - Nud wsrben Oisjss
niaen, fo auf iraeno cine urt fdbuloi9 lno,
aufgeforocrt uuselaumt at3ubesablsn.
Jobann Kubns, Aomln'ftratef'
cru(i 6m.
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Ybllarelpbier Sieb- Wtarft.
llnicn 3isbbcf, 6. Mueuif l64

IHEVH UNVVUII o. NHHHTf IOf0.
2ln9sbotsn rpdbrenb Der 18obs $40 Sthd,
msbrsntbsils msitlibs SdlabtsObisn NIT Gins
iblus bon 200 bic nad) Tsu Oort 9ebradt
murosn. @bsnfo 80 Sibs uno Sdlber; 300
Sbwsine unb 1000 Sbaafe uno qdmmsr.
Yrsife.- SblabtsObfen perfauftsn iid)
fbmsr Su S. bio S54, bic 100 pfunS. etno
100 Sthf blisben tbri9.
Siibe nit Sdlbsrn foifstsn $l5 bis $35.
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DOCTORS and WaIIavaIIa. VI q

DOCt0I5 3 anu w dlidValli N0A n
in Two days, got our -four, and met the teams,
in three days more, on the Uulatilla river
We travelled down The Umatilfa about sixty
miles to the Columbia River; down the
Columbia TO the Dalles at the foo, of the
Cascade mountains, fifteen miles before
reaching the Dalles, we crossed the D Chute
by feryng in canoes, the only stream we
had TO ferry after leaving the Kansas.
We had expected to take boats at the
Dalles, but found the charge too high,i being
$50 for each family to- the falls, and then to
be left at the tender mercy Of the boatrnen
running below the falls. Our party {thrty-
one waggons) concluded To- try and find way
over the mountains. We travelled South
about 40 miles; then sent some men to try
and find road over; they returned and re-
ported that the Wagon could be got over
without much difficulty. Taylor, Rice, and
myself, with our families, and Noah, Abel,
and some others to assist US with pack
horses, took the loose cattle and started for
Oregon city, about 100 miles distant.
We travelled in this way seven days, pass
ing in our route over Mt. Hood, and travel-
ing on snow, in some places, fifty feet deep.
At the end Of fseven days we found our pro-
vision about gone and that we were yet dis
tant from Oregon city 10 miles; we started
the women and children under the care Of
Taylor, with only provisions for two meals,
being about all we had. The rest Of us
staying to get the cattle through. Taylor
and his company reached the first house in
three days. We get through in four.
Creighton stayed with the Wagons, got them
about half way over and left them, and came
through with The oxen. The Wagons, we
will probably be able TO get next summer,
as our Legislature, this winter, granted a
charter for the construction Of a road; the
toll to be SIS for each Wagon and 10 cents
for each head of cattle; and the charter
granted for two years. We got to Oregon
city about the middle Of October Those
who came from tbe Dalles BY water suffered
in the flesh as well as in the pocket. Some
of them did'not get down here before the
last Of November.
u am settled in the Yamhill valley, 25
miles from Oregon city. | have bought a
claim lying ON both sides .of the north fork
Of Yamhill river for which paid $500. An
he improvement il had was six acres fenced
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H0ss7IfAE, y, July y fc3U' \
Fx1xNp 1APrAN:--l perceive that one
billy Bobb, who rosldes over in Hamilton,
and IS the federal candidate for Goyefner, IS
going i blind IN that part Of the State most
remote from the seat Of war.
Wn'le ne Democrats are sacrificing
Their ivcs ana personal interest TO defend
ihe women and children on our frontier from
sho iavages and oulfages Of an aggressive
ana invading enemy, he, Billy Bebb, isiound
bringing p boar the ioulest means 70 supserve
ms own personal interest and aggrandize-