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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
EDUCATION ON CHRISTIAN
pRtNTtptEH,

EEBANA&A8 Atft2t
Atom itunge Classical aud Uant heftial Haat.
tine AID ney EtHtubh The itey, john
fufifa HaiH President Of Ffantlin B1ta
iase) Rattpft 10 commence on The LEI
january 1890
The course of Instruction 1t this iisiitu-
ton, wifi embrace, n The English aud tlassi.
cal department, tnitlAls AMI critical attention
ID III HB8affaf, ffippH W. and p%1f9hssg 10 al ita
branches. tl'hs SPECIFICATION uf Tie rules "
rfosudf Ii The structure aud seaubtiH bt
ufeeh and latin verse, is teaatied a7 81 eks
pfai4a indispensable toward 4 thorough
knowledge and appreciation If the beauties
Of ancient poetry
ii shall he "a well he hevtf e]easing desire
aud ali of the rector aud his assistants ~ ~
labor III Nv mnst important lrist committed
tu them, that their pupils, ihaf, together with
ifrenrnaEhablh moral aud RELIGIOUS con
anat.Hr1ajrp well msfiled regulations iet
stunt useful, practical ahd accomplished
SCHOLARSHIPS Al able professor, 4 native ui
Hungary tHith Others 10 be ehplnyed if ne
TezaaFv1 will ave instructions IN the french
= German anil Spanish languages also IN
algebra, geometry, ttigohvfdsity. lplat,
and sBbefttali Theoretical and practical
surveying. linear drawing, Architecture and
Landscape painting.
7 TIT lFA.fFA ENFNl1I7 #Hf- h'i'EE ~ ''INaHtIhA
patronage aid iibbfal supp # w 81 ems
shfehai public, 6h The successful expea
teaee NJ A lH 4ftuf Of a century IA this soHn-
nv ana Europe non the strongest reGpmtiebs
AatitHs from distinguished citizens of bahtss
rama. and the bafsliaaa and abBfp all, 9li lie
iAffIt le8t1d progress Of his PUPILS. ih llsfal.
ittafatv AMI scientific improvements
Particulars AZ TO iiseirlines e0ittse 81 stu
dies, vacations sc, Ata mas De obtained BY
application III the Rev John Burke Baton
Rouge
lFt8s at fntfttR Gov iay pupils ~ The ell
eHaataFF branches Of an English education
ttrpllihA reading, writing aud arithmetic
rnaRH bettAHs 500, per month"; ]slissirs and
mathematics, aiX BohbAas per month, modern
languages with other studies fteHf DeLhAhs
pef mrAth,
RFEygaeas. -Th Right Rev, teabitas
pulk. y II bishtb Of the Diocese OF La, The
Rev Francis l. Hawks, y y rector Of Christ
uAuFph, New Orleans, Fhr Rev Daniel ~
Lewis, rseIaf III Grace Church sb Francis.
Vile, The Rev w u bAeF y y rector Of he
Southern institute, fdfFoHAs ladies, i~aoltsoh,
la. Natghitnehes, The Hon &c Campbell,
Cen, PA Morse, James TaYier and bhafles
Bullafd, Eaass
Alexandria, John Il tltee, EsdD pf, Da.
wilson, nHrlouaas. Judge O~vettoh, Hon OR
kiaa 20, ~.
nanatds5nvtlle, tdige Nichols,
tlaten Rouge, y y Avery, ijs1., &c,
The Prospectus If The Boarding School
Se, will ~ tsshed III a few days
= The teacher whose services have been
engaged, speats French with the %tuentF and
Of a we'll educated native Or
France,
December t9th, lEiss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
BBNtNARY ron YOUNG LADIES,
EnhinaEnl bN
Mes, Ftsnku g. Mtss Wuonarfh

'''"f@I.'"
Mas. FfsnfN g. Mfss WuonRufh
The 93t session Of this institution cam.
mnRevd "a the drgt Monday II October, lhp
teachers would not fail 60 express their graft.
,Hla, Gr he nalfonaee Wilh which they nave
beea favored since The establishment ot thta
sabaolih Baton Rnnee, aud hope that their
untittR8 ekertions fef the Improvement al
iheit pupils, will secure a continuance Of the
same th future,
The ]1eulrai aud spacious building On
Church Street has been purchased by q
friend az education for the use Of the school,
Iha study aud recitation t0ahs are large
ana we'll ARRANGED, Instead ofa common dot.
milafy, The yanhg ladies viii he provided
with ATTY and pleasant rooms, intended to aes
eammndate four each. The granndH are sha
ty amt rOmmattous, Particular attention
VIII he raid III the physical, "a we'll as To the
moral and Intellectual education Of The pu=
ril7,
II h me wish orlhp teachers II unite ~
their institution the comforts and Rdvant8gep
vt A home education, With thorough aehools
room dtaeipttne,
Fr4tay N each week Il devoted to reviews
rnntls arethen qaes,ioned pramtseuouelY upon
The lessons they have learned during The week
either hy the teacher OF others who NAV be
present The friends a 4 patrons &c The
sehoal arc invited to attend On that day OF a
a Y hour during school exercises,
The department ia music, vocal and inalfu4
mental, Il andeF the charge az ~, uruHehefg.
His talents az a performer and instructor are
OF loo high an order to need commentator,
The course efstudius will be AZ follows
PutsAar Cttss,-Readlng, spelling, wris
ting. Geography and Arithmetic,
Ilaasa CtAssEs, topography with the use
or al0beS, History, Ancient and modern,
practical ana mental arithmetic, natural and
moral philosophy, grammar and composition,
astronomy, chemistry, rhetoric, Ethics, Alge,
bra and ENrlid.
FfERNS,
Board and tuition per anAuai, : tbo
bay scholars per quarter, q ia 10
French, 9 10
MIRA charges Gov wasting per nenth,
Far bed and hejdiny, !
Ornamental needle,woFk free Of charge,
Music on the piano per quarter : Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
LITERARY AND SCHOOL hooks,

STATIONERY HB4
On hand, and f6f sale At The New Orleans
retail prices, Hh assortment Of books Ae,
comprised IN The following list
Elementary spoilers primers assorted .
new national spoilers p6tter's rhetorical
readers. Me Gpfis's readers, young ladlHa'
render, PstmHly's primary geography, Miteis
ellis geography and stlHs, BENEFITS eepafas
ply Of The heavens, Hmitlfs new arithmetic.
EfnefH6n's arithmetic, lAt and end. Smiths
grammar, Swih's philosophy, lot and gnd.
Blshe's pbil6soth Y, Jones philosophy, Jones
chemistry, Universal history, Gdadri6h's uhia
tetsai History. geHdrifti'a IL Nj history, Hus
gents dictionary. also, Walkers, Davies al
gebts, SIMPSONS euclid, Elements Of esensa
ttg, daald's Adams iatin grammar, E6opsf'a
Virgil. Uoyd's history, n. g. dream books,
WITH fortunes, copy books, assorted, f~uoisoaf
and letter paper, various kinds, mysteries &
Paris, Theirs history If the consulate AMI
empire, Amaaty, Astati6, iady 81 Milan, ID.
ventures Of French Gentleman. mysteries af
the ~blaekw6ods, 5n9wdon, and numerous 6fb.
or works, found at The Al6fe Of
FEB 8l &C MOORE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
AVIS AUX AMATEURS DE NU.
STQUE.

On Va disposer par il vote da sort dun ST.
rrRRE FIANo 4 queue enforcement neuf en-
nallisanlra de I octayes, Do Ia relebre fahri-
nac n,ERARn az Paris, estjme a $3.50.
Eavoye sur commando 4 MR. LEOPOLD DE
MEYER
Deax Pianos cares en- pallisandre de Q 81
oclavas soat aioutbs CONNIE prix spcondaires,
cvalabs a S325 ehacun.
Ponr r-easefgnemens en- EST prize de s'adres-
W. aa Wagasin de Mnsique No. Iar rue III.
Charles. en- face de Yeraadsh on a liste De
subscription est ouFerte.
Pour plus Information appellee a Al. n
Faertes, Oh IA subscription pour Baton Ron.
ga est a present ouyerte.
may 30th.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
VARIETY HtfpRE.
warren AND UhOCk REPAIRING,

"
The public Il respectfully Ia formed, thB
the undersigned has, within Il few DAYS rast,
made large a6tessiohs 10 his former stock Of
goods, and having made the selections hiuiz
self ia New Orleans, he can warrant them A.
being u the choicest and freshest desefIr.
TONS, Call and examine, The following
list comprises, In part The articles on hand.
Hardpare,
ltairhets, hammers, drawing knives, att
gers, gimblets, plane irons, lrhwelH, f1eFs
fasrs, chest. trunk cupboard aud drawer
toeks, tasots. german silver. butcher aud
shoe knives, Of every description, toilet boxes
toys Tor Christmas and New Years presents
dressed ktd dolls. toy wagons, stesiyafds,
hand aud panhel saws. uhiRels, gNrgea.
planes, sand paper. brass butts. cut taohs,
bfads, table and packet 6utiefy, seisshrsl plas
tod, britannia and iron table aud tea spoons,
Hiht and percussion gun locks, toy drums.
china tpvtea setts. wood do, do, kid dolls,
steel beads, hair pins, Jet tuck combs, Of the
latest fashion
COMBS n BRUSHES,
shell. ivory buffalo and brazilian combs.
paint i marking brushes If every variety
Hair. cloth. hat. nail. tooth, shaving, shoe.
1rumb, dust, abof aud horse brushes.
a tHgs assorfasafef petflmery,
Cologne, Lavender and florida waters. cold
cream, ntt5 uf roses. shaving creams HR
cosmetic washsbalts, Hne extracts. hair oils.
pomatumH, tooth and toilet, powder. fine toi.
let, shaving and castle and perrumed soaps,
STATIONARY,
Btaet and blur inks, quilts, tpalseap, let.
ter. packet post, recount and wrapping pa.
per Of all kinda, Ink stands, sand aud sand
boxes, lead rrhtils, slate and slate pencils,
sealing. wax, waters and steel pens,
dgs ty. G. G, MOORE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
BOOKSl RO0K0n

Burton's Anatomy Of Melancholy;
John Horne Tooke's Diversions of parfev
Motifs Travels in Europe and the East
starkhone's History Of the Bible,
United States Drawing Book.
Calloot's Musical Grammar.
nhomson,s Materia Mediea and ANATOMY,
Dungllson's Practice Of medicine.
DuHgilson,s Therapeutics and Materia Me-
Wilson's Human Anatomy.
Graham,s Elements of Chemistry.
Druits Modern Surgery,
La Places Mecanique Celeste.
The Select works Of Mrs. Ellis,
5nnan,s Difficulties Of Armenian Metho
Rassel's Sermons,
Just received and for sale by
GEO. M. HER0MAN.
~ Opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
MORE
.NEW GOODS

The undersigned have received 20 their al,
ready we'll tllled store, tho following addition;
Rr6ges At the latest patterns, French and
Engllsh Ralaarine2, i]aeanets, printed lawns.
embossed prints. black and white musllns,
nrinted ehamhray, ealored crane, tape,
rheeA mNslias, patent Victoria muSllns, nee.
dle,worked collars, fine embroidered haudker.
chief, ladies' and ~genllenan's fancy erarate,
Scotch and Cyanide ]ginghams, Irish linen,
cstapillas, linen lawn, bishops lawn, book
musliN, Swiss and null musDins, Russ a
eheetiag Ga, 1915 and l2I@, Russia diaper,
htraseve az danask table cloths, napkins.
fancy artllings, eottonale, French metino,
linen ticking, cotton do, lncn check ~listataS,
York denims, colored eambrlck, fancy prints,
corded skirts, grass do, eremoliau do harege
ScarIs and Shawls, black and white wells, bon,
net rihhands, Zap aud Polka rjhbands, Tus.
can hannots, GipSey hannats for ladies and
misses, Eeghorn aud Panama hats, cashmere
hats, silk aud l., G, pocket hahakerehiets,
needle.worked cambria handReFchiets, silk
nurses and retjcules, bobinet for caps aud
voils, thread and cotton edgings and inser.
tings, infant caps, p]arfnmory, and snmany
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
G~entlemen's merino dress aud frock coats,
linen drills do, cottonade do, gambroon do,
cotton cloth %, paalaioons Of the same ma
terials, fancy summer vests, Of all description,
boys clothing also hats and caps, shoes, boots,
CATERS, hootees, haU b00tePS, hUsKIn, ana I'm
fact 4 general assortment Of shoes for gentle
men aud ladies and children, suitable for the
season, all Of which will be sold al the lowest
rates. tor cash and cash only, at the cheap
store Of
SANGER. HESS, g. co.
All the goods have been purchased by
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
hfFFHBFetst

Rav. Mr. Woodbridge, Mr.. BtBaeease,
Mr. J peiliips, Col Malta.
~ Mr. r uf4s b vendfs IN asstrtimsn
de mast4ae n0ueellp. abssi Que plusisdrs in
stfBmahts Dc differences espatps, tells que
flutes, g%aitares, iastolats 81 une ufaadH quoa.
ne De tofdes pour piano 81 guitar, de- pfBmi.
ere aualite.
II est pref aaxheuipr dos ordfes pour dos
piahos de premiere ataltt, qn'il poiffa
bonner auprtx de- ia N0ayelle Orleans
Ahht ! gH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
NOTICE

The undersigned takes this opportunity Of
informing bis friends and the public general
~, that he has moved into bis new Stable In
The lot immediately East Of the city hoteI,
Fully thankful for the liberal patronage here
sofore extended, the undersigned IN soliciting
2 continuance Of The same, begs leave 10 ssv
ina no pans or expense has been spared 10
MAKE ms Livery Stable what il should be in
the way Of good horses and carrisqes.
Jio JORDAN HOLT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
nEAI. 4. sON.

Dealers in groceries,, provisions, b afdwate
shoes Atf, would ihfdFlh their customers and
the public HehAfatlv, that they now have and
viii BBhtihlfe to keep Oh hand q complete as
softBeai Of The above articles, which they
are determined 10 sell Az low fBt cash Hs
they can be had u This place.
GROCERIES, IL PROVISIONS
Ftnaf, wbIsltey. bacon. lard Havana. ard
Rio e0Hee, brown. white ard loaf sugars
family and scented soap. black and cayenne
penhef. AtlspFaB aud cloves, Hutmsss, eEhha
ntnf. ginger. salefatis, mustard starch. Zine
and coarse aait. sperm and staf candles ride,
imperial, 4]aHrrWtef and btast teas, pickles
safdlhes. snuft, cigars, ]tBiaebb, ihlisu,e olive
oil. brandy. gin. rum, anheHeits, wine and ti-
der vinegar, BtuHHhlah's buffers,
HARDWARE NO.
Out and Wfnt nails, Aaies' BhBveis aud
spades, trace log aud dog Chains, carolina
hoes, Collins axes and hatthals. hammers
saws, butt and sttap hinges. screws tabks
htads. atgafs, thissls mill and hand saw
aIss. ,to1f, chest, cupboard ahl padleelts,
curry combs, table, roBtet and butcher
kaives, iron aud brass plated spurs, hand sad
aud dog irons, shears and scissors, planes
aud plane bits. squares, rules, draWtlH
Knives. pitchers, shoe knives and thread
avis fHsNss RilDe iAsI@t Eblk EHltWBfI&H FEt
.aad brass f]asHats. iron and britannia table and
lea spoons, iapah't walters aHa aandieslteRs,
ten palllss ami coffee mills, Hard and tfdss
tHf Jaws, snafls a48 plated bride bits, ladies'
aud saimBaHFs, ftYiRs and dust pans, steel
Yards Wife brass aud hare sleeves, wash net
ttes and pots bf various sises, e%ilddlesl
sauee pans, apidefs, ovens, dant h6uts ana
bBtts, iapan'a bellows, lamp blaeki shoe
bleaching and brushes, cotton, #sel and play
Ing cards. Watef aud well btbhstsi ase helYee,
teeisrs, washboaFdz, tubs, ehBths, uttua dirs
ber=, TIN buekets aud cups, pans, lanterns oil
pots. lamps, plates, %fthfeis, fune and tWihHs
assorted sizes, bahnn, Hsl lines and HOODS,
shtat boxes. needles thread buttons. hnnhs
and eyes, tooth brushes. combs, shaving
brushes, lead pencils and points, coo
luaHe b1tket beeks aud purses, german and
tBilat glasses, german hafrs, letter and ttola
cap paper, ink, waters. aud steel rers' pow.
der shot, leal, abprafas, saltpetfe, salts salt
soda. whiting, sulphur. aud eamphofs
nUOrS Il SHOES
Cali boots, zeal and water proof do. cal
sawad bforans, seal aud kip do, seal kipdo
for boyH. ladies' zeal hfueans and rrht|emeh's
g. And as fhp and gbad ab a%ssvrt-
tnant Of glass and etotkefy ware as ~tltereis
In town, All Of which we offer at The very
lowest prices fBp each.
Wa viii also keeR on haada supply Of
paints, oil aud htts hes
OLA M az ialb
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
aTAH CHANDELIERS

We lave just received from Cincinnati, 4
lot IF star eandlds, IN 20 and 40 ID. boxes,
Those who have HsHd them, inow their
worth, they ats over 80 per cent cheaper
than sperm.
feb 90 piBB # ftAHT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
.MNSKNNN u.

IL HaBssignt a~ffigaht de- ID nellie. OfIb.
ans. et aga1t fintbhlIap do 10 User dafs
eRtte Yillgi BitfB SEES services aus habitaBs de-
Baton H6uge ut de ses snyifons, CONNIE pros
fasseuf1le mtisiatia vatal ct instrumental,
tPiano eb GnitatH.t II aspafa par SOS fotts
ttaisaaaees dams Get art 81 soB extreme Hdbiite
lahs accomplishment de sss dayoifs mefitpf
les suifagas des Rsrseunas aui l'bobofent de-
leur tohiiahee. II aBgeFdgf7 les pianos il IN
bfiE mndtFh,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
ADVANCES.

We are prepared TO make CASH adv.r.
on conaignments Of Sugar and Molassea. =
our friends in New York, PhiIadelnb;. 8.
Louis. Louisville. Nashville. Ms5isan
and New Orleans, Nov. / 80 PKG & HAEr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
LOTS O SALE.

RUSSELL ON CRGMEs.-avoIums co..
Plete' nth edition with additional Notes and
References BY GEORGE SHARswoon.
Just received for sale by
GEO. NJ. HEROMAg.
: opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
Groceries, Dry Goods Crock
cry and Hardware.

Garner Of LaWei and IHrd Street.
Tho subscriber would respectfully inform
the public generally, that be has always on
hand a good assortment Of the above articles.
and ia daily receiving supplies which he will
coll low for eheb, or on approved credit, and
by hIs uhremitting attention TO business, he
to receive a share Of patronage.
Jij22 ALFRED GATES.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20

LOUISIANA pfNtTENJIARfs
The Improved Sub Soil rloughs, are manu-
featured aud suli At the Louisiana peniten=
tiaty,
HEAVY LOWELL SHIFTING.
The very beat articles Of heavy Lowell
CottoaH, ttaHsy, aud kersey, manufactured
Al the louisiana pehitehtiary, superior to that
If any bthef manufacture, plantpts are fe=
aaasted 10 call aud examine ouF goods before
purchasing
MOtAssES BARRELS,
We will engage ff0m . 10 10000 ho|asses
barrels to be ready for hest years, crop Plan.
terra Wishing "a have their supply for next
season, will please call aud examine The ar
titie,
TOOLS,
Several late Of Carpenter Il Blacksmith
teols for Bale,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20

AVIS.
lie soussign6 invite eenS a qut II dot d
]pr6aenter lenr complies pour 6tre hqnidea,
Of ceux qut doivent sont rttts dc payer
immtdiatement autfement leurs complies
safont places entte les mains de- In Justice
pent 6tFe Bpllnstds. r. ARBOUR.
10 ian-in,
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Paw your parlah Taxes.

u Jul HEFbH NHANHs
Having h6w the Ten roll fof the year i54a
my possession persons owing taxes Will
please settle them Within thirty iays,
My Office will be kept ii The store 81 Nee.
sfs, Pike III Hart, whefa The tax roll will be
found at all times,
WM HUBS, Treas. II Coll,
jan "a l64e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20

nay. "A first rate article al Western
~, for sale BY PIKE Z HART
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20
HATN ok.

! Black and white broad brfn bats, msu's
and youths cashmere hats, glazed capn, DC.
All Of which will be- sold as low A. can be-
had shy where, Persons wishing 10 bug,
VIII please call and examine for thsmselyes'
January 30 rs, 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-06-20

All the goods have been purchased by
Sanger himself
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-06

the last twenty yearsl Has he been indulg-
ing in a sleep like that of Rip Van Wrinkle,
that he now comes as a messenger from the
past, with a budget Of old pro-slavery objec-
tions numbering at his back l-objections
which abolilionists long since overlhrew BY
argument, and which facts have subsequent
w demonstrated to be false. Look at him, as
he rubs his eyes, hardly halfawake, and hear
him talk about the danger Of immediate eman-
c%ipation, the jeopardizing of the lives and
the property of the whites, and the vagabond-
izing Of the slaves. Did he never hear that
New York, some twenty years since, freed
ten thousand Of her slaves in n single mo-
ment OF time, and that those CT the South
American Suites which have liberated theirs,
did it upon the principles Of immediate enan-
cipation? That Mexico did so, that France
did the same in Hayti, and England in
her Cape Colony? Were not his pro-slav-
cry slumbers somewhat broken by the ex-
ulting shouts sent up by eight hundred thou
sand! enfranchised MIN, whose letters had
been stricken from their limbs by the heav-
en-descended genius of Immediate Emanci-
pationl Did he not hear their songs Of ju-
bilee ascend as incense from the islands Of
the Caribbean sea! Knew he not with what
gratitude they hailed the first Of August, 1888
as the day when their manhood was recog-
nized. lie certainly must be ignorant Of all
these things, and of the glorious results which
have flowed from the immediate emancipa-
ton Of the bondman in every case in which
it has been tried. These are the indisputA-
BILE records of impartial history, and had
George Messenger been as anxious to learn
the truth in regard to the experiments already
made, ami in relation to thn principles Of ab'
oliiionism, as he was 10 fame an excuse toI
refusing to labor in the anti-sltvery portion
Of Gods vineyard, he would have learne,
that the deplorlble results he SO confidently
predicts cannot in the nature of things occur
but that it is by the practice of righteousness
that a nation becomes exalted and prosper
Gus, while the people that cherish sin, hug t
their bosom a curse and a rcpfoach.
(ll) If slavery is to be abolished by law
as friend Messenger seems to believe, then
by his own showing. he Is bound to becom
the Thing he so much breads to appear, :"
political aJOlIionisi."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-06

RELIGioN IN TExAs.-Tha Texas Bible So
ciety has resolved to supply every fImily in
the Site with a copy Of the Sacred Scrip
lures. and one thousand dollars worth Of the
publications Of the American Bible Society
have been received for that purpose.
However the resolution of the Texas Bible
Society may read, we don't believe that its
members ever designed to supply the slave
families Of that country with copies Of the
Scriptures, and if any one were to attempt it,
they would doubtless visit such with their
severest displeasure. How would a Texan
STAKEHOLDER and member Of the Bible Society
fancy seeing lis slave reading the ssh Of
Isaiah, that chapter Of Aiti-Sllvery texts !
His command would be, "Tie up the rascal,
give him hir,y-nine well laid on"
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ANTl-SLAVERY MEETINGS.

STEPHEN S. AMI ABBY kGLLzY FosTEa
will hold meetings at
~S,athiag,on, Tfumjull Co. Tueslay the
10th.
GrrrettsyiIlc, Po;tnga c.. Tharslay the
I2th.
Rlvcnno. Portage Co. Saturday and Sum
dav the It'll AMI 18th.
Friuklin. P,rtigt CO. TlesIly AMI We'd
neSl ~ the lftl and 18th.
Newton Falls, Tranbull CO. Friliy AMI
Saturday tie 20th and 2lst.
Hartford, Trunhnll Co.. Tuesday anil
Wednesday tar 2Ith and 25th.
Youngstown, Trum5u!l Co. FriIiy tho
27th.
Sle;n, Co,umbanl Co. Sunday and Mon
day the 21tl ard Both.
New Lisbon Ccsumbi ma Co. Thursday
ana Friday, April 81 ana 3rl.
FJifiell, CIlnnhjinl Co. Sunday and
M1ud ~ the 5th ana 9Th.
Will tio frian Is OF the SIlve in the above
mecti2nel mi aborhooLs,u use their enlelvors
to m Ike all ncc'ssuy arrangements 10 secure
cJnnDlioB AMI c)nF1rubla pllccs for the
Meetings, AMI by extensive notice secure
ar5o gliherinss'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-06

Cox1REssIovAL.-The Washington CORES
ponirnt of the n. Y. Tribune ia his letter
Of Feb. l6th, slys, NJ. CULvEs Of n. Y. in
pursuance OF previous notice given, asked
leave to introduce a bill 'iRepealing all laws
which sanction or npholl Slavery in the Dis
trict &C Columbia" Objections were at once
r,iscd by the Southern members, and they
found enough dou, h5'a;ei Northern men TO
20 with them u refuse the leave.
Mr.. Sen lNCS Of OhiJ Introduced a rrsolu-
ton (tIOugh differently worleI) having in
view the same object aimed At by the -esOlu-
ton above referred to, intfoiuced by Garret
Dlvis. 4 motion was IN lde to lay the me
on taa table, which succeeded by IA vote Of
10 10 6i.
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The PRIsoNER's FRIEND comes to us very
irrcgularly, which we much regret, as we
would like to preserve a file. We have seen
nothing of Nos. 5 aud G, and would thank
the publishers to forward them. If the irreg-
ularity is their fdnlt, will they please be a
little more particular In mailing them. To
our readers we would say, that the above
named paper is published weekly, in Boston,
at 81 per year. Those who are interested in
the abolition of the gallows cannot, perhaps
do better than subscribe for, read, and circu'
late it.