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ANOTHER CEkrIelCATE
nFa cure performed by DR.. UPHAMS PILE ELECTU
~ AIRY, addressed to the Agents in Rochester -

,y,,.- Rochester. Sept; a, 1916.
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by,,hose Who have experienced like sfhieIio?.:
friend; and ssshSoE, he truly TonSs
lind il beneficial in ohsr Semoyns obstinate cos
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Medicine and for sale at their Office Nassau New
dulssd :ssrsty or eommttsd s.csss. Of any kind Tn.
either sfSs r.Siisys
general physical weslns., cf the ,s.u.
also spowsrs @ as .. and never
Pries I've Dollars bottle Of half dozen $40
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continue to direct their particular attention all d
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tainnx all madeleine requisite 70 perform radical cure by
time Of contraction and srs.t%est rses;ysa s..wSsrs
any, and enclosing w. pVapssdk irHARbsoN NJ
IS Nsssap street. New York.
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sions ali mocopurulent discharges the urethra
ds y
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time than any other remedy, without tanrins he
s's Sol '' stomach or
cen 4 lTUTInNAL DEBILITY CURED 4
TIE Tonic ni'ESITURE Prepared BY tae College Of
confidently recommended for ali cases Of debility produee
s 81 Gg , 's or basnne
Single Bottles 81 each cases of half. dozen Is.
packed. and al paris ofths uaios ''''A ~
r,op RECORDS ALTE.,Ac'VE MIXTURE.
a. ss
All persons suspecng in their sys{
tenn should use this powerful purifier without delay
disease without thorougy cleansing the syssm with h
fs sSs' s'ss ~
CONCENTRATE, EXTnACT OF HARsAfARiLL
UENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
pREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine an
Pharmacy, established for the suppression Of qusckefy
This refined snd highly extract
he purifying Utilities ard curative power, Of the seoy
to Of ssrsaparlla present before the public
and may be relied certain remedy for all diseases am
ing from impure state Of the blood such scroiua an
salt rheum ring worm biotches piinples ulcers pain
the bones joints, nodes eruptons, uceate
throat disease arising from the secondary effect
Of syphilis injudicious Of mercury.
Sold IN single bottles, nc 70 cents
. In casss ofhsifs dozen bottles $3.50
Cases forwarded TO all parts or the Unicn.
MA ve!y liberal discount to Wholesale purchssaxs
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WARRINGTON, Nov. l6, ls4!
Evening Memoranda.


a'""
"io appears 10 pe eohsioeraoAe mystery ABOUT ths
loan IL Is indeed asserted that all the domestic bidders
have en- overruled bv British cap;talst rbo nonks
mn IN. ,,hoI. or,orn, TIT, 80, h.r,,-- =, :
w "e "A0.o 'N0''i' MS oSh har'iy DC So as tne
Department was pledged or understood to be, to
Der Of our own citizens who had subscribed in of
on so 100 ara conn ooo 7. o,uo Ill -. y -
|"' w. ioV anu F1oo'oo' argues weii' however, ior
the credit Of the Government when there is q contest
between domestic and foreign capitalists for the privilege
of lending money No better evidence could be asked
Of the high standing of his Federal a. h
and abroad II is a noble Government saw what Won
will of its managers-a great and majestic Government
and its name tower of strength TO any Admin;s,rn
tion why not then to this which is so laudably striving
10 curail its expepdtures even in the midst drs
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CALL OF Troops. We understand that requisi.
tons have been sent out from the War Depart
ment calling into the service of the United States nine
additional regiments of volunteers to during the
war with Mexico unless discharged. They are
asked for from the following States regiment Oh
infantry from Massachusetts, do, New York; one do
Pennsy lvana; do Virginia; one do, North Carolina
enc do South Carolina; do Louisiana one do Mis-
sissippi, and regiment of mounted from Texas
Wash. UnioN. Nor l6
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Col Mason LIST reg U. s. Dragons and Lieut Watson,
of the navy, sailed from Now York the 10Th inst in
fast sailing vessel for Chagres intending to proceed
thence the Pacific The former will be ia military
command in California until the arrival Of Gen. Kearney.
The latter carries dispatches to the commanding officer
OF the u. 8. squadron IA the Pacific.
Com stockton, OF frgate Congress, commands in the
Pacihc, Com. sloat being now in the city OF New York
The Columbus a. Com. Bidde, on her way home
from China is expected 90 ths Pacific, when Com.
Will be IN command, and will probably retain it,
until hs arrival Of Com. shubriok, IN the Independence
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Mis-. Z. HILTON,


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s$ssSd SSs$
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er old such sgssss!sd ulcers, d,ssass : tbs
s sSnss and Oa; and :k. S.s ~
giving mercury injudcious treatment, and objectionable
THE srEcl . ExTRACT. for he cure of 0oponhos.
nocturnal emissions, and ali discharges from The urethra
YET d.eove,sd yhout vins any way with bus
ness. f''sh One Ds sARss sI PSIk
M Egss ss G. 81 Root
in accordance with the most modern dicoSsr.s Of *.
US tS %fSsns "a, s Ia. and
sa ~ ,rn aS pam: IL the
sn mercury and unsEiai medical treat a.
nsa' fsf 81 Rs,i 5t%a ;I i SR6 s.
ADD Il oa sS
who have eruption. On the akin nodes.
not ;: Ss1s. Without it, Single bottles ons
pREPARED expressly for the use Of those who nave
valuable invisofang tonic will positively curs impotence
either the sexes nocturnal nervous rrirsb
ty general physical pcst,on weakness Of the sexual
gans debility produced from any cause
It also powerful Femae rrecuarities AID
fails produce the periodical that nature
vigor Price Two Dollar. per bottle OF $40 dozen.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DATIENTS residing any part of the Union by writing
statement Of their stu ton is the disease be Of what
will be consulted upon BY the membs: who daily for
forwarded Immediately Iu this fee (S5l which
viii ioclude all expenses be enalosed post paid
directed to W. ,. Dickinson, AvenC
81 Nassau st New York.
Where one Of the memben-Doctsr MoDonnell-,s in at
tendance. nl3 lm*rc
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TAs latter viii probably rssin The command fsr The usual
TINE.
w s n ::ss . II 'i E:
new O. her way home.
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BY Last Nights Southern HAIL

Home POrtg.
BALTiMoRE Nov l6-Au brigs Hanover D. nnison Po,t.
land; Star, Titcomb, do. CID ship Washington Wyls Bel
fast, beland; bark Caspian, blivens, Key est
NoRFolK, Nov 4-An ship Denmark Frost, Cadiz; schr
Scioto, Thompson, Newport.
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THE ONLY SECURElTY AGAINST QUACKERY
L HUNTERlAN DIsYENSAKY, mo DIVISION

L HUNTERlAN DIsYENSAKY, mo. s DIVISION
A. d. 1896 by the present proprietor
for the suceesql OF scrouia structures; diseases
or the urethra kidneys, etc., nervous debility, mercura
diseases, seminal weakness, gravel nodes carries, rhsuna
syphitic Mstis or infamed eyes, impoence gradual
wasting Of the OF fe night cling
Diseases and sl1 diseases, whether mild OF
vilpleut; aud from rience that very seldom
fails to the lot Of any physician, he Is enabled
cases Of above mennoasd diseases. The sle ed should
celebrated Or Hunters Red Drop can be obtaiIsd; med
diseases The dispensay arranged that the per
calling will but the doctor himself who in
constant attendance M ready and willing
to render relief all who give him CALL Hundrs OF
certificates, voluntary Of Of which
most astonishing on record fer inspection
Price One Dollar per vial. which is warranted in all
charge. Structures cured weeks
has been years standing, without pain
This medicine be had genuine Boston. oe9 lmsr
MEDICAL AID.-DK. GREGORY is consulted As usuaJ
WI all diseases of delicste complicated ure He
il regular Physician and SURGEON thoroushy educated
his native country With experience Of nearly 81
His residence aud ofces are al No. Roosevelt doo from
Chatham street OF ilnsrc
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Affairs In California.

From the Albany Argus, Nov. 10
We have stated in another article that Col Stevenson
appointed only to the command Of the New York
volunteers for California An esteemed friend and
onden states the entire force in California to be
there, as folows:--
Sievenson's N. Y. Volunteers, about 500
Fremonts corps, about 400
Tompkins' artillery, do. 400
Fsuntleroy's drsgoons. 100
Gen Kearney's drsgcons, 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-18

DEATH OF sCHANcELLoR BLASD--A gentleman
who arrived from Annapolis last night BROUGHT ma The
melancholy intelligence Of the death of the Hon Thso
dorck Bland, Chancellor of Mary land lie died sudden
~ yesterday morning. Of an affection Of the hearts
tsmers .ameriesn, Nov. II,
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BALrIsokE, Nov. II, ls46.

BALrrxoHr, Nov. II, lsl6.
Nsrs BY the Great Weserr-Tarner the Dsfauter-.ar-
rest Of William g. Bureh .aecompliee-The Sc.
gums, &c.
The news BY the Crest Western reached this city, d.
rect from Jersey City at about O'Clock this morning,
and will Of course cause considerable Of stir in the
msresntls cemmuaisy, this morning. There was but
little Or nothing done In neus grain ysssrdsy and the
probability IT, that holders will be rather inclined to
walt for the Acadia than submit to the reduction that
will be required.
Richard G. Turner, the defaulting clerk of the Mer.
chants Bank, was yesterday brought before Judge
Brce and an investigation entered into. number of
checks produced, which had through his comm.
been cashed for their drawers and again pre-
sened and cashed for his benefit 81 25a
II also shown that Mr. VIM 8. Burch, relative of
the prisoner carrying the uPholsterng business
Hanover street had bsen suffered by him to overdraw
his the extent Of $2l 274 Besides the
thus exhibited there appears further deficit in the bs
lance sheet of the of $50 ST. which had not been
yet fully traced butts supposed to have been abs acted
by the payme OF checks the second time. motion
made for bail, but the Judge remanded him to pr
in order for time to further consider the subject
In the course OF the day bench warrant issued
against Burch charging him with conspiracy to cheat
and defraud in the matter pertaining to the defacaon
Inc accused Is one Of our most respected czens ana
the official brethren of the Methodist Episcopal church
He was classieader and learn professed sanctifca
The Seguns greeted with crowded and bril-
liant audience last evening their FIRST appearance
Their engagement will doubtless be very profitable
and successful one
LoAN.-The whole loan has been taken by va
rious bidders, at prices ranging from par to five
per cent premium for small portion, but chiefly at par
The amount offered exceeded the of five millions
An additional bid made for the whole at 6.l00ths
premium. This bid being entirety must have been
taken for the whole because it amounted in the aggre-
gate for tho whole to larger sum and premium than
the other bids combined and would have realized lar
surplus to the government The bidder, who
ded in New York being unknown here and great doubts
being entertained to his ability to pay the money, in
compliance with the wish of the Secretary Mr. Young
the chief clerk Of the Treasury proceeded
New York ascertain whether this bidder for the
whole could pay the whole He faied to do SO after
tce when his bid this day rejected and the amount
awarded to the other bidders. few bidders for small
amounts whose letters did not arrive until the day
ceeding the opening Of the bids of course will lose their
bids.
We make these explanations order to put down at
once that censorous and suspicious spirit which has
found its way upon this subject into the National Intel
isencer and other affiliated, aultfndng, mschiefma-
king prints The loan secured and all difficulties
at an end.-Union Nou. l6
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Con 4 ITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED

FHvHE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the COLLEGE 81
Mcd,cnc and Pharmacy Of the City Of New YORK. 4
confidently recommended for all debility produced
BY secret indulgence Of any kind 1t mvalua
pie remedy ior Impotence stery, barrenness, unles
Single bottles 81 each; of hafa dozen Is; carefully
aeked, and sent 10 all parts ofths Union.
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Or .4uEHHzvEsB HY0EzN KXNovAToR.
S5s1Ei;s e Is.e s:!:sEsssa I. E.ssss be.
ri. pSsl,!, osss.s as.sed.sSss, syisi.s is.
sss s lss:. y 4:
asssli.y y Z ai.f With Rsysisssss ca 81 svsa
and :1,d s.y Tor the Importing sssass, sek Fulton
nh, COnfilT, Member OF The UaIyersit, OF NV or
- also OF the Medical Society. has we'd his Office fr m
Duane street to ~ Beekmm Ii frsm Nassau
of diseases for the past years. cure j, ii
& om A. NJ. till 3 P, M. nYs
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER IS.


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MO lmsr
YELFEAII5s aRELIFiL FILLS.

.
OR the radical Of gonorrhoes gieet seminal ems
sions and all mocopuruent discharges from the urehra
These Pills. the result Of twenty years experience the
Hospital de Charlie Psris are pronounced ky their cee
bated inventor Professor Vcpesu nfalllbe rene a
all diseases Of urethrs They effect ear in nch
time than any other remedy, without tainting he
brea disssrseipg with the stomach, connc from
hus PIlca 81 per boz.
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RICORD'S AL1t.AAciYE MIX1TIRE

HON the permanent of pnna- secondary syphils
vsnend ulcers nodes, any Complain produced by a
nudicious use OF mercury unskpI medical treatment
All persons suspectng venerea their sys
tenn should use this powerful purifier without delay as ID
disease, without thoroughly cleansing the syste with h
justly celebrated Alternative =.
Sold single bottles 81 each; in cases ofhaIf dozc
Tor 90 carefully packed and sent 20 all Union
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-24

have refused him an opportunity to refute.-
What charge was his essay on "Iluman
Governments" designed to disprove The
accusations contained in the conclusion of il
appeared TO us 10 be merely incidental re-
marks, and thinking he could put them in a
more desirable shape than they were, we
made such suggestion, though we did not de-
cline publishing That part of his communica-
non as 1t lhen was. As he does not appear
to think it worth while to comply with our
suggestion, we Of course freely let him Sc
our columns-so far as the question of sla-
very is adhered to-as seemelh to nina best,
although we consider the style of that article
Objectionable.
His last letter, together with so much of
his former communication as we think would
not be cut Of place in AN anti-slavery paper
will be found in their appropriate place.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-24

In that vicinity, to sell books in the churches
on the Sabbath, replied that it was: and that
he had sometimes been a purchaser. "Ol
whom have you bought books on Sun
day!' inquired the lawyer. "Or Deacon
cunningham" was the reply. will not un-
dertake TO describe the m-rtiment that ran
around the hall, nor the modification and cha
grin OF our piouS judge, in being convicted
OF The very act for which he had ordered this
criminal prosecution against us. Suffice il
10 say that alter he had recovered a littie from
the shock, he remarked in a very low tone
that he acknowledged he had violated the
law and was ready to pay the fine But the
lawyer Tor the defence Of the county remind
ed him that he had violated no law in hat
act. Indeed, no one could suppose such sale
OF books a violation of law. 1t was shown
to be one Of the constant Sabbath day pr,c.
tees Of orthodox churches throughout this
region.
Tho examination Of witnesses being over.
ttowe went into an elaborate defense of the
Deacon and the violated law. lie was fol-
lowed by Esq. Paine in a most magnificent
tii1Tt In defence Of the honor Of the county
and the liberties Of our country. an not a
proper judge Of the legal merits of Mr..
Ptine's argument, but as an anti-slavcry
Sp'''" l nave IlT'Iy h'ird IL equllIed ; and
nave no hesitation in saying there was no per-
son In the room, capable Of reasoning, who
was not thoroughly convinced of the diaboli-
Cal Character Of slavery and all lis supporters
and no heart, not harder than adamant,
mat was not melted by his touching appeals.
Indeed It wss a proud day for the slaves
c'use; 1t was pronounced by some, the best
9n'-sIlVefy meeting they had ever attended.
D"t II was IA the b%oldness of his denuncia-
IONS OF me court and all parties concerned in
tils netArlobs prosecution, that he did him
sen most hohor' shown as 1t had most cIear-
Iy been, that malice. party spite, and secta-
mn o'!o'y nad lnS'igaled AL who had mo
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-24
THE BUGLE.

This number Of our paper completes its
first volume, ard it is with no ordinary feel
lngs OF satisfaction that we recur to its histo-
ry Tor the past year. Its publication was
commenced amid many d~iscouragements
the doctrines it was designed to advocate
were extremely oJious, but the few individ-
uaIs who were favorable to the enterprise
had confidence in the power of truth, and be-
lieved that they would be susained in their
undertaking by the true friends of the slave.
The result has thus Far confirmed their anti.
cipations.
Their little sheet, with its almost treason
able motto, which commenced its career with
less than tt0o hundred names upon its sub
scription list closes the first year Of its cx-
istence with f,Ucirc hunired subscribers. lis
claim upon the public was unsupported by
great names, its editors were inexperienced
lis correspondents were roiunfelrs from the
ranks of the people, its pretensions in all res
poets save one, We're humble; in devotion to
the cause Of the slave it admits of no SUPER
ior, and we trust that it ever will as it ever
has, esteemed his rights as worth more than
constitutions Of governments or creeds of
sects.
The Bugle is very much such a paper as
the people have made it. IL it has been some
what crowded with communications, it was
because they wished to speak for themselves.
Its publishers have confidence not only that
those who have heretofore sustained it by
their subscriptions and donations. will con-
tinue to feel an interest in giving it their sup
port, but that others, who now pcrha ps scarce
ly know Of its existence, will, before the close
of another volume, be numbered among its
friends. A proof of this confidence will be
found in the enlargement of the paper, in or
der that it may more adequately supply the
wants of the community, for the Bugle, be it
remembered, is the only Disunion paper pub
listed west of the AIleghanies. The Com
mittee who have it in charge are DESTROYS
that subscriptions should be sufficient to sup
port it, and the increase of its size-giying
nearly one third more reading matter-will
of course increase the expense of its publica-
ton. Will not its friends, therefore, bear
this in mind, and act accordingly.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-24
THE PHILANTHROPIST

DR.. Baily does not cho0se to understand why
the Bugle may recommend the New York
Tribune as a newspaper, which although sus-
tanning whiggery contains much excellent
matter upon questions of MORAL reform, and
at the same time condemn the course of the
Herald as an anti-Shaeery paper. lie is not
so ignorant as he would appear to be, and
his pretending to discover an affinity between
the Disnnionists and Wings, is about as
original and well founded as the Wing dis
c~overies Of collision between Liberty party
men and Democrats. IT'S a mere political
ruse and is got up for party effect.
If the DR.. had ever rondescenfed to notice
anything W had urged in opposition to his
views upon the question of Slavery, we might
offer "a word of explanation to his readers
in reference to the fact that so astonishes him
the fact that while we agree with him that
the Tribune, notwithstanding its politics, is
in many respects an admirable journal, and
cannot fail 10 do good wherever circuIatel,' -
we do not estimate the Herald quite SO high =
ly as its editor does.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-24
GREAT MEETING AT RAvENNA
on Eas. IL az arNlNu-


We hope most Of our readers will be in at
tendance. Parker PiIIsbury, Henry Hatch .
- y and \. h. Foster, with other speakers
viii be present. Il will also be seer by ref
ereace to the appointments of Pillsbury and
Hatch, that they will have a meeting at RAJ
VIENNA on the last of July.
We are assured by the citizens of that
place, that, on this occasion ample provision
will be made for the entertainment of strang-
ers. If any prefer a public house to private
accommodation, we would recommend the
Prentice House kept by cur friend Folscr,
and said 10 be one Of the best Temperance
h ouses in the West.
Remember this meeting for your own ben
CIT, and inform your neighbogs Of it for
theirs.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-24
SAMUEL BROOKE, General Agent.
ANTL.sLAYERY MEETINGS.

PARKER PLI.snunY, of New Hampshire,
and others will attend Anti-Siavery meetings
to be held at
Georgetown, Harrison county, Saturday
and Sunday, July 25ih and 26th.
Leesburgh, in Carroll county, commencing
on Monday evening, the eth July, to contin-
ne throughout the 2slh.
Marlborough, Stark county, on Thursday,
the 30th, commencing at 10 O'clock, A. M.
At Ravenna, the 3lst Of July and LIST of
August.
At jefferson, Ashtabula county, on Thurs
day, the Oh Of August, commencing 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
One or two more meetings will be held in
Belmont county, on the 23rd and 9th; the
place of meeting not yet determined
VIII the friends of the slave attend 10
making the necessary arrangements for the
meetings!
SAMUEL BROOKE, Gen. .lgenL.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-24
INEXPLICABLE

The STANDARD aud Wing is out against the
''Three Fifths Rule denouncing 1t as Gin
equitable aud unjust, and contrary to the first
principles of republicanism;" giving addi-
tional political power to the man who "vio-
lates the fundamental laws of Democracy by
holding his fellow man as prope. ty," and
''rules with an arbitrary will over the degrad-
ed bondman on his plantation" Liberty
party has asserted time and again, that the
Constitution is an anti-slavery document,
one which abolitionists, good aud true, may
innocontIy swear to maintain, and which be-
ing anti-slayery needs no change; yet mark
you! lis organ for OHIO says, that one of the
objects of that party's action is to obtain the
repeal of this part Of the Constitution. We
don't know what the party viii! say to this.
Perhaps it will tell, us in the language of its
organ, that nobody but the writer in response
BILE for the sentiments we have quoted. II
so, be it known that such is the op inion and
object of NJ.