Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-10
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and in appearance quite equal TO its prede-
cessors. This work in its mechanical exc
cuiion, The beauty and design of its cngrav-
ings, the tone and spirit of its contents, is
probably quite equal 10 any periodicals. Of the
kind now in circulation. "The PARTING" in
the present number, is a fine engraving it
involuntarily carried our mind to that period
in the future, when a regenerated public sen
timent shall tolerate a representation of the
woes and the sufferings of the down trodden
and the oppressed. If the engraver would
r. resent a parting which is truly painful, one
that beggars all description, one, which to
gaze upon, will elicit the strongest sympa-
thy, and nerve the beholder to vigorous action
in behalf Of the poor and perishing, let him
take the slave husband and father who is be-
ing separated forever from the wife of his
bosom, who is bidding an eternal farewell to
the children of his love. The cause Of hui
lnanity would be benefited by such an en-
graving-thc Magazine might suffer loss, but
we hope the time is not far distant when its
interest also would be enhanced by such a
representation.
The NOUrH's MONTHLY VIsrToR by Mrs.
N. L. Bailey of Cincinnati, and the JUVENILE
WESLEYAN by Luther Lee of New York,
are both before us. Both have just entered
upon their 3rd volume, and are mostly filled
with matter not only interesting TO smaller
children, but to those of a larger growth
The latter, as is indicated by its name, is
rather denominational in its character, which
will render it moro attractive to some, and
less so to others. We have road with great
pleasure many Of the original and selected
articles in the End volume of the Visitor
which the publisher has been so kind as to
send US. The price of subscription is the
same for both, 25 cents per annum.
HIsroRY OF TIE SABBATH INSTITUTION
being a plea for liberty # conscience. BY
WIN. Logan Fisher, Philadelphia. This is
a pamphlet Of 60 pages, and from the curso-
ry examination given it, we Judge it to be
an interesting history of the Institution, con-
tlining the views Of Calvin, Luther, Melanc-
ihon, Paley, Whaiely, Bishop White and 9TH
er eminent members OF the church ; together
with many other facts and arguments.
The BRANDED HAND, or the Nqrraiirc IF
Captain Walter. This volume of lI9 pages
is written in a plain and unpretending style,
and narratos the suHrrings of a fro eman under
the Pro-slavery laws and Constitution of our
country.
The ASTi-$LAvERY SEWING CIRCLE OF
this place, will meet tomorrow afternoon al
the house Of Llura Blrnaby, a full attend
anco is respectfully and earnestly solicited.
A few warm and tried friends of the anti
slavery cause in this place have not forgotten
to assemble themselves together at stated
times for the las. few months, to do what was
in their power for the overthrow of slavery.
They have met under the most disheartenin 6
Observation-Disclosures not more than five
four, three or two would be present,-the
funds Of the Circle limited, and the prospec,
of obtaining sufficient stock for a public sale
very poor. But sill they labored on. Al the
time appointed they left their nu merous cares
and duties that were pressing upon them a
home, and labored TO discharge the duty they
owe to those in bonds. These few seem to
be baptized into the cause, and therefore tho,
faint not. And now VIC ask the women o
Salem, shall these labor alone Are Their
-. z,L..z g. ,;-o .,iJ,.oa &c ,bo;, h.Dfiun,
We hope the enlargement Of the Circle to
morrow ate moon will show that there are.
] HousroS AND RUsK, the Texan Senators
| have appeared and taken their seats. TIL
Members Of the Lower House from that Stat
/ are expected to take their places in the n;
iional Council ere long; this will comple'
the final act Of TeXian annexation, and "
f shall not be surprised if those who a fe
n years since clustered so loudly about it, az
declared that its accomplishment would
II the dissolution Of the Union, should rema
as quiet and submissive under the closil
n scene as any plantation tyrant could desiT
n A SIGYIFlcANT FAcT.-The Florida Co
Is ference, of the NJ. h. Church South, recer
g " held at Monticello, Bishop Andrews pI
III siding, reports a decrease Of 6l3 church incl
IN bers during the past year! We knew tn
&c American Methodism was corrupt, but h
at no idea it was so vile that even the bloc,
ei and oppressive South with its gamblir
JuslIin0- IL nchinU, slayeholdinu spirit won