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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13
Reni Gstdte.

rs at PRIyITE sALE-The s.s;Ory and ere Sis,,
e s,c brck House and Lo;, II fee. No iSi "est -is.
Is @ deer independent Of the ?is-za scross he entire
rear hss Eshogauy siding ?sror AZ ma. aooLs
suffers &c; s kinds Of towers, frs trees &c. $500
70 ANTHONY J. BLEEchER. aae2oneer' No S,oSo'
Az FOR sALE-A aHe fam, N leo seres OF Lsnf
= situate aeaT comaek, >iiihowI; SuaotA So1I.s
The farm cona:s 20 acres Of arabic sid 50 acres Of wood
lard Gae locus, nursery. good well ctsier &c &c VIII
be 500 ''E aS II st J. stEEcSER. Aaetoses..
NIL 1w ------ sro.a-.I
a. FOR SALE vslaab.e Lots oq ieth 81 between e.
owed s0 Tsa..n on mortgage buildings
ton SppIy 10 ANTHONY J. BLEEcKEE, Aae:,r.
nj nil W. IL : s-0ee,.:
60 TO I-ET-The new and elegant house No: u Dey-
Ell ioor dancing school. music school, or any s!uss
purpose The second story contains Saool - ~ y .ee;
beautifully finished after ;he Ions eTde - s Soas vii
he sold 20 the lessee fdesred Inquire on the premises III
tie Office, 6rs; aoor. front rom nav :
-. AT PRIVATE SALE-Four lois on the north
. West corner Of th.t and 5,a-svsn Also. II loi>
H. on 5h-s on The horh sisr with III lois sdlouins NE
.boy N @ resr ana froa;in on the side otSch.sL
between ith snd 6J averces particulars apply 20
ANTHONY J BLEEChER AncE 72s
So. FOR -AEE.-TwO Lots on Inirty-lSV .s-st- ~
E tween SeYenii and Eighth aveuues-l
Ill i loo feet wide. Also Lot on Thirty-'hitd-si.
ming The above the These Lots IFo peaaitE
siared the regulated sri -srs PAID Aso
yo Los on Fcriiet-sL lao Feet E OF Second
These Loss ABOUT 30 feet deep. Apply TO 4 : sHA-
SER. 7Ih Wani Bank. o. lta
g. FOR sALE-A modern bulk house and loS N Zee
LIZ On s;-sl hsrvee: 7th and Sih-avcnpss; ot y feet
ELL inches BY los house i5 feet deep besides piazza;
has marble riantes mahogany doors, plated furniture
nnted hrou ghoui i well built and 10 nrst rate order,
yyi;h kitchen rsnre &c. Terms eersl; apply 20
sI2 BLEECKER K NANDIkE, No. / Nsssau-st
Sfs At PRIVATE SALE-A valuable house and lot
VS. Is fee on St Marks-plsc-houSe q feet inches by
Ell so feet: tea room II fee; by u feet size of lot =
feet inches by IS North side. For particulars Apply
10 ANTHONY J. SLEECkER. Auctieneer,
MO Iyv No Brosd-s-
&c. At PRIVATE SALE-A valuable plot OF crouna
49, Z. OF 5l-avenG and 2lsl-s o. eet ionton
~ 5,hayerur Fer particulars. apqlyto
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Aucnoueer,
rfoiw No. Broad 81
81 At PRIVATE SALE-A valuable story hsicS
VIZ. House and ease OF Loi IN Clinton place ti2hthsLl
sa-A Fer particulars apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEEt tk,
,,rforssr ~, : Broit. 81 ~ iw
&C. To LET, for Dancing School Saloon .5N50teei.
he elegantly finished sud furnished, with other rooms
3D. also furnished Rooms Inquire AZ u Dey-s ny ~
*. To L. ETA .n,, Wooden House, 81 Nsrdewater-
%. AZ Apply 50 Chstha,u-sL aul2H
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Increase .l,4I6,@,

By reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity left at
tide water th. year compared with the corresponding
period OF last year shows excess equal 10 IA 2 bar
res of Flour Albany Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

SAILED,
Ships Brutus California Galena, NOrleans; Ashland
Savannah. Bark Edward Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

THE subscn6err receiving from tie factory Of Belle
Vile " j. her regular supplies Of this superior Lead,
DRY and IN OIL put up in and which they
equal In quality TO any imported brand Tor sale IL
lots OF one ton and upwards. By
FRYATT, CAMPBELL L co. l45 Fror;-s;
Aln-Rad Lead Iiharge. and OrsryY Mineral sli SrD'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

EgASER,S PATENT DOOR PADS. for excluding wind
and from the bottoms OF doors ia inserted INTO The
lower rail Of the door down 10 the Sill cose1 anc
rises within tue rail il opens They are healthy because
The undercurren OF air which be warmed by Rrr-
fclsl means excluded they comfortable because
The temperature equased and the fe-, warm II any
mar, of he room they eco1oics because there
cold air admitted and of less fuel required 10 Keep
warm Price 81 50 per door which includes pat1ng IT,
Manufactured by JOHN FRASER,
sn20 I'm No ! Chatham square, New-YorE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

DUBBER GOODs.-I000 Goodyear Patent E!as.
IA nc Braces, warranted perfect and FL lerzt5.
1900 pairs Mems and Misses and Ch!drsns imported
Ru5be-s
Io.o psIrs M-u's Metallic Oyershoea
1900 :. LADIES' - BusEias.
600 slino-@s
Nn6 Sarisj.
Also large assortment OF every description. OF alright
and waterproof Goods use for sale i, any quantities.
favorable .erns by he Newark India Rubber Asuufec
uri1z Co IS Aa:derane. oisf
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Books.
70 TIE MEDIcAL Profession.

70 TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
TIEIS DAY PUBLISHED No 5 Of the A--2--sl sa-.i,
Il l;aiy A-ilczi LORNA! AZ; 80. - 80. - =.
Medicine tie City OF New Torkco,t--s Is s'-O'
: Reports or me Ns--York Eos9i-A -,..-
II Report OF ne Clr:q1e OF The College Of PHE'ieiali
AID Surgeons
III Reports OF IL Se<--forz Eye !nerlAf!'
" Mortalit- = Montreal!
VI Fatality o. Disease Ecder Hc-soPai1c 4IestneaL
VII Case o Fracture OF ne CarlcEs occcrT1g II Fey
voting c1:Id .-ea:-d 5y new and sl=aFle s?Parsrcs
81 J. Aet,ak, Il. D.
VII 5;biogrschicsl Notice
* Ec-ior.Al-EpicelrIc OF Log Isla1-, ~ =
Y Eew-Tork Denial Recorder.
XII AzaiTerss1y 81 ice y = Society for tie Relief Of
Widows .1d Orphs1s Of Aecics! Nee
Kill veri.-
XIV. Oo.1s--.
Terns-s2 per snaun. Il stzanee; :.azis n9abe-i 10
r3os 10. FaIiSS-s: y =
TIE EoRTTCULTURIsT.
A Nd JOURNAL OF RURAL ART AM ~ 80
n TASTE-The November Number - nov puol.s1ec;
This IA No Of this valuable work OF orcsl1re scrc
by J. Downing wei kcowu the su;1oE OF Landscape
Gardening srait and Fait Trees ks &c sqb-S1P''H
price IS per auuu- MARX 4 NEWMAN CO
rs Isa 5Eoscwsy
DIARY FOR 1877.
THIS da published. r. Pocset Dary Tor ne EeR- i9
tncudTug Su1csys} and Alma1sc aac s' OF s9at@Es
49, Tine Table: Rates o Postas-7 mes Q; BOG
nF Eiec;ion Corporation OF NJ Slsy q ~ - -
Courts OF the United SLa->. STATE Of Se OK s5c I
Of NeTYork: American Ministers a. Foreign Cotr-s :
Charge dAta.res Foreign Co1sClsi fopus5ioa Of re
United States State OF Ne-fork aud Gig q Ne'y-f oFs
for sale By BELL COY LII
o. stsi.oners and Booksellers, l5s Ns.san-st
SCHOOL BOOKS.
HUNTINGTON < SAVAGE, Publisher. ard boesseL-
I1lers e5 Peac-s SeyvTork, hsTe recently issued ns'F
much improved ed!iou- OF the wcTks on Natural
Philosophy aid Chs-ns;rv Mr A. W l. Phelps, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

IN PURSUANCE Of 81 order Of he Surrogate of The
County Of New YORK. Notice is hereby giver 10 all per-
sons having claims sssns; Joan Hyer, ss Of the City OF
Se7F ork gentleman decreased present. sane with
tho vouchers thereUt s subserbrs ihe.r oce No
+9 Sprgstrset a the City Of Ssw-York OF or before
tie 2o:t day Of March Szt Dated Sew-York, the nth
day ot September. lS.5.
oRLaSDo D. MCCAIN, Pra.-,,o,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

GOAL, Coal, COAL.--stove, Nut and Egg
- Peach Orchard Of very choice quality Several car
goes selected ih special care shipped IN good order,
expressly for family II viii Dc delivered al 80 s-nts
dav Those who have been deceived by 5uyns poo coal
viii md his article 10 give entire Satisfaction JAIL Try,
and SATISFY yocrseif Simpsons yard, 10 and % ThorP
500, below Spring-st- RI SrsASios'
CUMBERLAND COAI-The Echsr Cosi-Willc is-
Schargu IN few days cargo OF ne above eos! IRISH
from The company mines, IN good oder 81 a. iae
fco Of Thirteerh-s; r For sale low for cash apply
10 7. STOKES DICKERSON. No. ss Thir:sentn 81
sSu sihagenue, and G7 Aaihonyst resr bToedwsy
COAL delivering Tie best 9u1ity Of Peach
SOrcAzrd Re: Ash Coal. clean, dry znc IN good or
der, the following low prices large rui - stove
egg and broken 80 Consumers csa depend on hsying
iheir coal SIS shove for casa Only. PETER CLINTON
sIi e-n-od- Cor. King and Gr-enwich-St
COAI-Of. al sI-as Tor s.le aIv 3. PALNER'S Coz.
y ofbc- Ne. Spr1ce-sc Tribune Buildings 4 Quantities
,-,l-, ,tIv -tt-sda3 IN d22 Sr
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SO VALUABLE FARM or Country Seat for Sale

*. To LET--A small Wooden House. 81 Vsndewa,er-
G:s st. Apply 50 Chathsiu-st aul2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

IN PURSUANCE Of az order OF the Surrogate Of tbe
1Couciy OF Se-fotk- Notice i. hereby given I'll per.
sons having claims against Henry Severance la;e Of The
City OF NeE-Yorz deceased, present tie same win The
yoaeh-rs thereof 70 he subscribers tker ore No g
si.nor-s; IL the City Of NewYcrE, on or before the
Ffesa;h day Of October, 1916.
SAaUEL WEEKS, Executor
Ole hTel- ELIZABETH SEVERANCE, Exeearix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

PRINTING INK MEnufsct0ry.-The subscriber
4 has recently introduced slesn power and improved
machinery into his mandatory which enables him to fur
psh bis customers with very superior article Printers
and merchants who may have orders for Printers Ink will
ind them promptly executed moderate prices and may
RELY on being supplied with Ink OF excellent quality, and
OF Interchangeable color The subscriber manufactures lns
colcrs viz red blue, &c Orders d.
rec,ed his mandatory 5 Fronti between Monigon-
cry and 6oveneur through the Dispatch Post, will be
punc;uHy attended This paper mas been printed by
~" -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13
: .r-~-s MORNING boat FOR ALBANY

ss.Stss5ssSs AND TROY-Passsge Sl.-BreaAfsst and
Dinner board the Boat. Passengers
taking this Boat viii arrive in time to take the Eveang
Train of Cars Troy Buffalo and north 10 Ssr
sIogo, and Lake George. -
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt, VIM. Ellsworth, VIII
leave Monday Wednesday, ard Friday, al O'clock A NJ
from the r;er foot OF MISUNDERSTANDING on oPposIc
days C For Passage Freight apply on board, OF 10
8 z Enl q q OiEca The MhRri RnllE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

FALL ARRANGEMENT
= PIONEER AND tx ,ra,-YT1IE
Via Railroad and Canal e<----@-
From Philadelphia 20 Pittsburgh The above lire 10 cow
In fa operation. Passenger leave Philadelphia eveI
morning at y o'clock IN The best most conoablsts
Oh cars for harrisburg where they embark %
one OF the most agreeable that be fgpd
~ me country The scenery ths Susquehsnna sn5 Jp
nais rivers ID nnsurpszsed for Oe.Ity and variety.
~ ODsee N Philadelphia. No. 27S !Marke,-d.
n Passengers should be careful pay their fTe
in New. York farther Philadelphia, there 10 pei
son in that city authorized sell tickets for h.s re
Philadelphia Oct 1915 oi2H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

- FOR LONDON.-First PscEet-f6e s0Issa.s.'
SzSE fast-saiing packet sh!p CHRiSTIASNA, Cspt ..
Hammond, VIII sail as shove THIS superior psaSs.
has very superior accommodations for cabin secocd eso
and seeras7 Passengers her second cabin s,eerse
being on DECK In rooms well ventilated and lighted II
sccoo6 atoms for ihis Of passengers sapei
to tho-e Of Of le other London packets and ms 2s
OF passage reduced For WHICH aa1 seefe The zoe,
oerns inedI ate application sioux BE- made board io
Of Waist To WI J. T. TAPSCOrT, ss sours-sI q
door beG.g BgrIing-shp
Tee LUCONIA viii succeed the tie Cn,is:isucs, arc
sail on % her regular day. nv
II VESSELS WASTED-Three good slooPs o.
schoonrrs wanted 10 freight irOn from BriogoPo.'
Newark A toersl price will be paid II irins
date application be made I'd BENZ. N. SHERMAN,
No 81 8ro-.-st-
- VESSELS wANTRD-Thrce good SLoofss
SCaRS- wanted TO freght Iron from brldgePo.
10 PhilsdsipEiz. A liberal price wilib paid IL
mediate application u made TO -
90 BENZ. IL SHERMAN, % Broad-s-
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..,.. :, q. stock Exehaase-raursn.r.

FLOUR AsD GRAIS.-The receipts Of Flour
Wheat, Barley and Corn tide wass. during the fTst
week of November in the years l5i5 and 1916 hss been
az foiloEs.
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Goal.

U0ll.
pEAC4i ORCHARD COAI-Thiri-enth-sL lard
Peach Orchard CUal-The subscriber has Just opened
yard above. sad has hand CHOICE Gs OF Rec
Ash Cpas, selected from the most celebrated veins and Of
the following sizes viz Broken Egg, Stove and SGI for
sale lowest market prices. Also, Lehigh, nlie Ash,
Liverpool And Cumberland Goals hand Al OF ~" above
Tor sale from yard vessel Apply 70
7. STOKES DlCKERSOS, 81 lS;h-sL near oh avenue,
and g7 Anihouy-s.- near Broadway.
NJ sirsl- tor s3H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

E:-. TO LET, for Dancing School Saloon a5N50 eet
H:s elegantly finished sud furnished, VIII other rooms
Rooms. Dev-si. n9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

4 CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR. CPHAMS
"A Et.r7.aI Remedy for The OF Pee- Tie Vegetable
P,le El.o.ar invented by Or. A. Upham, distinguish
ed physician OF New YORK city, is The oa!y res!y sue
cessa remedy FOR thar svrou and distressing complaint
the Piles, ever offered TO The American public.
.n- 80. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13
WINTER ARRANC EMENT.
lHOUSATONIC RAJLROAD.-

r., Czzzzgll HOUSATOSIC RAILROAD
go reluying OF the track beweto
Bridgeport and New Milford (S5 milr9
viii be completed ia inst and the will resuras
their regular trips between lhc above named places %
Monday the 2ith inst
ARRANGEMENT
Passengers leave New. York from the pier foot Of hsre
81 al O'clock NJ Sundays exceprd) by Mn
rod, CaptJ Brooks Jr arriving In Bridgeport q. hsfpest
ELK aid New Milford al O'Clock r. 81.
Returning leave New Milford AT O'Clock and arrive IN
Newly rk at II A. NJ. freight train with passenge.
WI! run between NewMioIi and North Canaan lsaytng
New-hliord 3, ID A. ". and North Canaan al Y. NJ
freight train With PASSENGER vii! leave Bridgeport
daily except Sundays, Al O'Clock A. NJ for Eaygord.
Returning, leave New Milford, at I'm
~ B.-Ihe trains between North Canaan and WeA
socxbndge Will be discontinued after the 9Th inst tho
purpose Of reayng that part OF track Freight reiy
ed IN New York from A 81. p NJ and positively nos
after thai hour. T. b. MASON Sunsrint.cdert
g. M. PERRY, Agent New York--o.hce on the pier
Bridgeport, Aug. IS, 1896. saisi
La 60 PATERSON RAILROAD.
@K xS6e-NSSsT5eSW inter Arrangement To coEfnenes
October lst, 1875. Leave
PATERSON DEPOT NEwYoRx.
O'Clock, A u. 81 oclock 4 NJ
Iii O'Clock, A. 81. lei O'clock p ~
O'Clock, p 81 II o,cInrk p ~
ON SUNDAYS
Leaves Paterson Depot at New.Yorka
O'Clock, A N. Q, oclorE 4 n
O'clock, p. NJ. II O'Clock p 81
Passengers advised 70 be a. tbs Ferry few minutes
before The boGr OF starting. OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

&C. At PRIVATE SALE--A valuable story hslcS
t: House and ease OF Lot Clinton place (tigha-sLl
s,4 Fer particulars apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk
\uctioueer. No. Broad-st- ny NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

e. AT PRIVATE SALE-A valuable plot OF crounn
E corner OF 5h-avvnu- and 2lsist o. feet ironton
-N 5th-ayerur. Fer particulars apnlvto
ANTHONY J. BLEEckER, Auctioueer
No. Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-13

steamboat NORTH AMERICA Capt r. ". Furry, will
leave Tuesday, Thursday md Saturday stsuocas 4,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-02


W. Walker was chosen President by a good
vote over all others. lie ia said to be a
thorough nonrcsistant, aud of course a staunch
disunionist. lie was elected with a full
knowledge Of his ultrdisms, aud from this
vote may be known the general character of
the body. While speaking Of the above
person, | will state a circumstance which
transpired during the time he occupied the
chair. AT the close of one of The morning
sessions, Just as friend w. was about to
leave the house, one of the myrrhidons ofthe
law, seized his body, by power of a state
warrant, issued at the instance Of J. d.
Miller, Of Allegheny City, a man of notori-
Gus character, for libel, confined in the
''rrue Wesleyan of New York, which said
Miller swore friend Walker caused to be
published. If the Grand Jury find a bill,
the case will be tried in. October. TIT con-
ference employed counsel, to defend the case.
Strong anti-war and other resolutions were
passed. Every preacher was questioned in
reference to his views on peace, all declared
themselves opposed to war of all kinds, un-
der all circumstances. And by the way, a
large notice of Adm Ballou's work on nom
resistance, was stuck up on the front of the
pulpit the whole time.
The committee on slavery brought in a re-
port well spiced with cautions against Scar.
%risonian iniidelity," which was voted to lie
on the table, and when taken up was laid
aside altogether, 10 give place for an entirely
new substitute, having none Of the azores I'D
"caulions' in it.
The session was one Of unusual length anJ
toll, it sat till Friday morning the 18th, hav
ing sat the whole of Thursday night.
There appeared much more freedom o
thought and expression, as well as indepen
dence Of action than has been manifested be-
fore.
There are in the conference many restless
progressive minds, that never can be prevent
ed from pushing their investigations.
The conference voted to dispense with the
use of the term Rev"
May every particle of wrong introduced o.
sustained by designing men, speedily b,
abolished. lOTA.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-02
Mexican Affairs.

BY recent foreign arrivals we learn that
the government Of Great Britain has offered
TO act as mediator between this country and
Mexico. 1t appears that a similar offer was
made pending the Oregon difficulties, or
rather an fntimation was made by that gov
ernment that if the United States would sig
nifty that such mediation would be accepta-
BILE, it would be offered but in consequence
Of the then existing controversy this govern
ment made no reply TO the suggestion. A
memoer of the House Of Commons having
questioned Lord Palmerston in regard TO the
difficulties between the u. S. and Mexico,
and the contemplated action of the British
government with relation TO them, he replied
at considerable length, but we have only
loom for the following extract from his
speech.
81, on the part Of her Maiesty's Govern
ment, have instructed Mr.. Pakenham now
TO make the renewed offer Of mediation, in a
shape that shall require an answer from the
United States. A corresponding comm mi
cation has been made to the Government OF
Mexico, and, therefore, the offer having now
been made to both the contending parties, it
will depend on the answers we may receive
10 these communications in what degree the
Government OF this country may be success
full in bringing to an amicable settlement, a
difference which | am sure all the w~ell-wish-
ers of both Mexico and the United States
would rejoice TO see terminated"
This seems favorable to a termination Of
the war, but intelligence from Mexico in.
forms us that this country has made offers Of
peace which have not been listened to-
Mexico has, as would any other nation5tha
was not entirely subjuga ted, positively rofus
cd to enter into negotiations with this gov
eminent while an American army had posses.
sion of her provinces, and an American
squadron was blockading her ports. Unles;
the mcdiatofial services of Great Britain are
accepted, this declaration on the part of Mex
leo will probably lead TO a more active pros
e%cution of the war by this government. We
shall see.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-02

One very important item Of the work, is,
TALK. An anti-slavcty petition is an excel
lent introduction to an dnti-slavery talk; and
although you may not be able TO get your
neighbours name, if you obtain his ear, and
SOW in his heart some anti-slavery truths, a
great work is done. Discussion is of the first
importance; procuring signatures is to be
sure desirable, but only secondary. These
petitions, if rightly managed, will produce a
two-fold agitation-an agitation among the
people, and an agitation among the rulers,
and the first agitation will be effective just in
proportion to the sound anti-slavery talk that
precedes it. Then talk with the people, show
them that they have a work to do, and let
them commence it by signing a petition.
The blank in those 10 the State Legisla-
| ture should be filled up with the name of the
county or counties where they are circulated,
| that 10 Congress with the State. When your
| petition is full, you can forward it to such
Representative in The State or general Legis-
lature as you choose; but be sure and procure
| another so as to have one on hand as long as
| you nave a prospect of obtaining names. If
| you prefer, you may transmit it to the editors
of the Bugle, if you can do it without sub
| jecting them to expense. That intended for
England should be thus returned, for the So
ciety wishes to send all the names attached
10 that at one time.
Let us urge you to be prompt in your ac-
ton. Now is a good working season, and
if you are industrious you can accomplish
much.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-02

ing to receive the paper, in the fact that they
could not afford to pay for two papers; that
they had paid for this, and must therefore Ell
Their tlke it or none, or subject themselves,
when they could lily afford it, to the expense
of paying for a second paper. wish also
to appeal to ). S. Foster, and to Edward =.
Bassett, as TO their understanding of what
Mr.. Sutlin said. Will they inform us through
the columns of the Bugle9
Mr.. Sutliff's endorsement Of the character
of the Cleveland American may be referred
TO shortly.
SAML. BROOKE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-02
Allegheny Wesleyan Conference.

FRIEND JONES =
On my way to the 'Iron City," | promis-
ed you to write if anything transpired wor-
thy of note. To redeem my pledge / take
up my pen. The conference opened its sess-
ion on Thursday the 18th Sept. There were
about sixty members present, from Ohio,
Penn. and Virginia. 1t is not generally
known perhaps that the Wesleyans have
commenced operations in the sold Domin-
ion,' but such is the case, and one of the
preachers there last year is an avowed disun-
ionist. This year, it will be seen from the
published minutes, there Is a c~ircuit called
''TTrginia circuit"
The first question of importance that came
before the conference was, the reception of
young men into full connection. There were
thus received, in the travelling connection
seven four Of whom ! believe are strong in
the disunion faith, no objection was raised to
them on this account. Next came the cleo
ton Of President and Secretary. This cleo
ton seemed to create some considerable in
l%eresi, there being in tie body two parties,
one ultra Iadiezk, the other rather eynserpa-
Gs. The election was by ballot, when J.
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MIR. SalIiH Letter.

1t is a matter Of surprise to me to learn,
that Mr. SutliT disclaims ever having enter
tanned or eXpressed any such sentiment towards
the Cleveland American as ! imputed 10 him.
| will ask Mr.. Sutlif, as he denies making
use OF such an expression as | imputed TO
bum, what he did say when the unfair course,
the fdlSehoods, and the low, vulgar slang of
that paper were exposed and in connection
Herewith it was said that Liberty party was
responsible for its course, while it gave the
paper its sanction and support.
wish to ask him farther, ie he did not find
an excuse 70! some Of its subscribers %continu-