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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23
NEWLY INVENTED WATER CURE.

The Courier Des Eats Unis relates the
following remarkable experiment at one of
the AbbattOirs in Paris, for testing the efica-
cacy of the BOcchieri v1,er, in the cure of
wounds. We copy from the translation of
the New York Courier and Enquirer:
The second experiment | witnessed was to
establish the marvellous effect of the Boo
chicri water. This water. called after the
Neipolltan chemist who invented 1t, and who
retains the secret of its preparation, has
caused a sort of revolution in medicine and
surgery. Every one knows the comparative
inability Of surgery 10 arrest sudden hemor-
rhagc5; especially Of the Observation-Disclosures
which are SO rapid in their consequence that
the patient is often dying before the usual
remedies can be applied. Mr., Bocchieri has
o5ylitod this difficulty. In the experiment
which Witnessed, two operators divided the
carotid artery Of two sheep. The one WAS
Immediately pat into the hands Of surgeons
10 be treated according TO the best methods
known to science-the other was treated with
the Bocchiari w1ter. The animal treated &C.
c..taas ar.e.a, Or scientifically, died of the
hemorfhago-'he other, dressed with this
marvellous water, was running about aud
eating, in twenty minutes afterwards! This
caused the famous LiSfranc TO exclaim, Gen
'NH-N' ~ 10 a 'NoulL H4ltGll l!liN ~ ouiIl-
med up in two w~ords--here is death and there
is ETe."
When the lint, which had been stceped in
this water, was removed, the wound was
found perfectly dry and free from any tinge
OF blood. The doctors struck with this, caus-
ed the animal to be killed, and on dissccting
to the artery it was found that there vas no
scar but an actull reproduction of the vessel,
thus seeming to prove that by its action on
the f5rine Of the blood, it produced a new or
ganlzltlon Of the tissue.
NJ. Bizet has ascertained that in the differ
ent slaughter houses of Paris, in the course
OF one year., lll5 cases of severe cuts sus.
tanned by the butcher boys, had been cured
each.
Other extraordinary cures have been effect
ed by 1t, especially in checking splitting Of
blood, which is now under the control of phy-
icians; and external wounds may be cured 6y
1t, almost with the watch in hand.
Nj. Gaillardet adds, that the expert nents
he witnessed were made At the instigation Of
the commander Of the cavalry in Paris, with
a view to the Introduction Of this remedy in
to the military hospitals.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23
THE M~OONBEAM.
WriAien for the Boston Traveller.

WrtNen for The Boston Traveller.
Br A CONVICT IN THE STATE PRISON AT
CHARLESTON.
One night as | lay on my pallet Of straw,
And glzed through my dungeons dark
gloom,
Methought as | glzrd some fair vision | saw;
Twas a moonbelm had entered my room,
1t was but a moon5eam, tho'as strange to my
sight,
As a comet TINT seldom appears;
l knew OF bright orbs that il!alnine the night,
Yet | had not bcheid them for years.
1t was but a speck, AMI it sr0n was away,
Sill it cleered me as onward it moved,
To think, by som chance, perhaps this SIM
pie ray,
Might smile On some one that loved.
/ ' welcomed the stranger. | welcome it still,
| watch for its coming with glae,
1t reminds me Of HIM, by whose gracious
Will,
1t visits poor creatures like me.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23
THE \ PENALTY

Thus writes a New York correspondent of
the Massachusetts Hlr5inger:-
sour Courts are very merry too. Onlv
last week they had up a poor devil withou, a
cent OF money and with only a loving wife to
cling 10 him in all the world, and tried him
for murder. 1t seems that he got into a drunk
Ell Tight with a Dutchman and his wife who
kept a g7oggery on the Avenue, and in the
course of the quarrel, the Dutchman was kill
ed; The act was clearly proved upon him,
although it does not appear in the testimony
whether the whisky that made him do the
deed was purchased al the counter of the slain
man or not. | think t likely it WAS so. In
that case, the capital punishment system, YOU
see, works most beautifully. In the first
place the Dutchman sold whisky to the man
which destroyed his senses and murdered his
soul-Ior which crime (for murder is a c7ri-
tai ollcnce) he was killed BY n knife thrust
through his throat. Then his slayer, having
committed murder too, is to be murdered in
cold biood-hung up with rope by the neck
from a beam, and left kicking and s~prlwling
IN the air til he is Notwithstanding TO law.
How magniicenlly these murders accnmu.
late upon each other in gcometrical ratio =
how admirably one produces a necessity for
the other: Only, do not ex,ctly see who
IS TO punish the judge, the twelve Jurors. and
the sheriff who are guilty Of the last killing.
They surely should be punished as vel! as
the other murderels!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23
AGENTS. For THE.RrGLE.n

Ono. Ne1o Garder-David l.. Galbreath I
Gofnm6ianG-Lot Holmes. cool Springs
7. Ellwood Vickcrs. BcrHn-Jacob If.
Earnes. NarDoro-Dr. X. G. Thomas
6onich-John Wetmore. LowcHriUe-Dr.
toOn-J. s.. johnson. Ncw Lume-Han9i.
bal Reeve. .2hrOn-Thomas p. Beach,
NeU Lisjoa-George Garretson. Cincinnati
William Donaldson. East Fai1feld-John
Marsh. Sehna-Thos. Sw"yne. SpringJoro
Ira Thomas. HaroeyS5uE-V. NichoI-
son. Oakiand-Elizabeth Brook. Chagrin
FaHs-S. Dickinson. Aaha-James Cope.
CohlmJus-W. w. Pollard.
INDIANA. GreerborO-Lewis Branson.-
Marion-John I. Morris. Economy-Ira G..
Maulsby, Liberfy-Edwin Gardner. Vim
ehester-Clarkson Pocket. Knightsfovn.-
Dr. II. l.. TerriA. Riehmond-Joseph Ad-
dleman.
PENNSYLVANIA. Fahhton-Joseph Coals
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23
POETRY
NOBLE SENTIMENTS.

The following stanzls are from the Dublin
Nation. The gift of Poetry is never better
employed than in the expression Of noble
sentiments like those embodied in these stan.
zas. Americans especially live too much by
sight, loo little by filth. They burn for i'm.
medilte success, and pine, when Obliged to
wait long. lie VINO has not learned that pa
tient Whiting and inhexibso endurance are a.
mong the chief virtues needed ia the prose.
cntion Of an unpopular reform, is not guali-
fed to be a reforiner.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23
. TEMPERANCE ANECDOTE, AND
IT'S APPLICATION.

The late celebrated John TrumbulI, when
quite a boy, resided with his father, Gov.
frumbull, at his residence in Lebanon. Con-
nec'icut, in the neighborhood of the Mohe-
gans, a remnant of which tribe still Inner
there, sacredly protected in the possession
of the graves of their fathers. MIR. Trum-
bull gives the following story himself, in
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23
But this was a long while ago.

"DoN'T be in a hurry, deacon; woulln'r
you like a glass Of good old Jamaica this
morning."
"Thank YOU kindly" said the old gentle
man, beginning to dismoun, with all the de-
Liberation becoming a Deacon, Il don't caro-
II do.'
"AH, dou't ,r7uble yourself to get of, dea-
con, | merely asked for information-we hay
emit a d:op IN the house"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23

A Very SENSIBLE DoG.-W We tell 30 many
dog stories that we have some fear tl.at we
may ''run the thing into the ground" as the
saying is; but the fine New foundland dog Of
a gentleman who stopped at one Of our no.
tells not long ago., was a sensible one, and we
venture him in print. One morning his mas
ter offered him some brandy toddy. Lion was
young and inexperienced, and confding. II
was his first temptation, and like many a sill
y young man he yielded. The result was
that he became much excited, and performed
various undogly antics, peculiar to man ard
brute in that state. The next day the tempt
alton was renewed. Lion put his paw Ian
gnldIy up to his head, as much as to say
Excuse me, if YOU pleasc--the brandy |
drank yesterday, gave me a headache"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23

FAcT.-Abnse other people as much as you
please, and the world will put faith in it
but abuse yourself, and nobody will believe
you.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23

ANTl-SLAFERI PUBLICATIONS.
Persons wishing to furnish themselves with
an'l-siavefy Books and Pamphlets, can do so
by calling on ]. ELIzABETH JoNes, at her
boarding house. west end Of High street.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23

ANOTHER DOG STORY.--We were told the
other evening of the following instance of dog
wisdom. There was a dog in ,his city, and
he may be here now, who was 4 ~fayorite with
the family in which he was a member. He
had given to him every day a cent, with
which 20 buy his dinner. He would take the
copper in his mouth, and start Of at a dog
trot to the butchers shop, look round for a
moment, lay down his cent. and ask for his
dinner. The butcher, who knew him, would
take of a ''cold cut' from a beef bone and
give it to him. The dog one day in going
home after having dined, found a cent on
tue sidewalk. Not wishing 10 dine more
freely that day, he picked the cent up, carried
1t home in his mouth, and went into the back
yard paved q hole in the ground, put in his
cent and covered it over with the loose earth.
Next day, when hungry, he dug up his trea-
sure, and went oil to the butchers and bourht
his dinner. Wasn't this IA wise dog.-Lou-
tSpiHe Courier.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23

= "~N-N = III q VU'
kEALERS in Produce, No. II Front st.
- between Main and Walnut, Cincinnati,
Chic.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-01-23

Earth has no sweeter music than a kind
word breathed into a sorrowing heart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

MURDER AND SCIcIpE.-The Old North State
pu b.hed in Elizabeth City North Carolina relates The
pa rculars OF dreadful murder and suicide which re
&c n,y place about five miles from that city The
vicImi y s- y.r Hl,ndy. wsu Gs1n vl,.g !-zal..
for some time with d named Charles Bright 4
State warrant bad been out for Brehs arrest, for
threatening kill Young lady residing the neigaoor
hood Immediately leaving these parts ne started
for Mrs Bundys took up gun, and standing aboutsix-
feet from her fired and shot her through the breast
producing Instant death. he then tho, himself the ball
entered under the rigat ear and or the left
side OF toe head carrying parts Of The skull and brains
with IL They were bo:h IL lying about seven
or eightfeet apart and Inc door completely covered
with blood
RAILROAD AcC!DENT-The Rochester AdTer
user OF the I'd inst that Tuesday, few nle
East Of Psford the rayetrs.n Of cars ran asainl M
George WEIGH dea: gentleman g years oia slu ~
fore the engineer could stop the tTsin some o. 'e 60,
passed him crushing thigh laying ot' -, ,b
and leg 10 the knee managing II severely cfa-Hs "a
ankle OF the other leg trscurlng one arm 49,
brlising MS face body and limbs s~Veieiy 80 ~; 80
were dressed, but hopes were enter 'N''''U ''' 49,
covery.
ITHACA AND ELNTRA TELE@kAPh.-I Is ~ COZ on
,I,i y. extend the line OF telegraph, wnich - al
80, tom Auburn 20 Ithaca from the LATER place
m Finirs The ElFnra Republican shy9 mat mere Is
noc, s1ting 20 complete the stock to THIS company
Only sbOu; s3"
d. RicE-This individual the Circus Clown
"a in a al Buffalo awaiting ais trial charge oil crtH
ron and assault and battery.
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Books
NEW MEDICAL JOURNAL.

THE ASNALlST A Reeast oil fsae-ca- -ii-e- - -
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Disadvantage no: only Of hose 20 "4-. - ' "
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IN steo.ship Caledonia, from Boston for Lirerpcol-
Messrs Chamberlain, lady children and servant
) Sye and 5 Ropes, Of Boston: MunkintuckJ Mason
Wnson, - Thomas, C kunkelman. II Patter.
son, smith Large w Sterling r and Joseph Crsw-
fS,S; OF Eew; York w Rhspci audlady; Sword aud
w MOTIFS, OF fhiSdelpha; c Duncan and c X Hsm
held. OF Providence; Bellhousc, OF Montreal Miss
Chitty and Mr. [ Chitty, of Caracas Capt A Msrct
RA lady, child nurse and servant Clark OF London
Hon Ponsonby, OF England: Madam and TWO Misses
Rnbell OF France: Hewyel OF Netherlands; A Graot
AK la Chspele; Miss Ghout OF Smyrna--i6.
For Balifar-Mr Grant of Boston; Rev ] Pike s,5
Nessrs Pike. of Canada; Naylor ana lady, Fra,cI
ard lady. Ma,hewson, Hamilton. E Il Tvvynins
Hopkins, ANaelsry, Saloerton, Mitchell 4 and
Brosn. Mrs Brown, Miss Stairs Rev NacG-ecor
Maj Woodoridse Mrs Mackenzie + Powell! RN and
- Roe, 9th Rest Halifax D Hatch and J D Kolhn. OF
Porto Rico-sS Total II.
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ASTHMA OF ~ YEARS STANDING.


From Lady be,,v cen 20 and 80 years of age
nR. SHERMAN-DEAR SIR-Fori2 years have suffered
~ 10 such degree with that distressing complaint, The
Asthma that life itself has been bUrthen 10 When
under influence OF the attacks which have
been subject, constant cough and rasIng OF matter
could not lie down, and II was impossible
for 20 up down stairs without stopping To rest
several times lost my appetite and knew not hat 10 do
bottle Of the OIosaoni4n or All Healing beisan was
brought 10 me- and few dose, gave that relief which
long since given the hope OF ever obtaining Used
the m-dcine while you prepared II IN the name OF your
clerk Dr. Folg-r and you have prepared IN your
own name and IL has always had the effect. hereby
give YOU ie full privilege 10 make use OF my name and
certificate, for have 10 think that, II II mad not
been for your medicine. should this have found
resting place grave Let al those who are similarly
afflicted try The ba-am and they VIII regard you, NJ do
a benefacior 10 the human race
Yours gratefully, LCCRETlA WELLS,
New York Aug n 1876 as Chry-e-st.
Dr.. Sherman's Office Is M 100 NASSAU ST. Agents
l7s and 40 Grandst; Mrs Hayes l5g Fuonst, Brookyn
Randall, Jersey CRY; and 5tanTiN Hall, Albany
nu5i stDs
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LIVES INsuTtu
MORRIS ROBINSON, PrcsldeI

MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HlSsAY, Secretary.
MISruRS Posr, NJ D. Physician, 5Ii Broadway. anl
I IFE INSURANCE.-rhe New England Mnutl
LLfe Insurance Company OF Boston viii receive applca
lions for Life Insurance AT Ii Wall-st
DIRECTORS.
willard Phillips George H. Kuhn, Peter Wainwright,
William Parsons james Read William w. Stone
Francis c. Lowell Robert Hooper Thomas A. Dexter,
Robert B. Forbes, Charles 2. Curtis, Gus Tufts.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JoNATHAs AMopY Secretary.
ions c. CHEESMAs, u. D. Medical Examiner New York.
Forms OF application for Insurance and all necessary in
formation viii be furnished by the subscriber, at his office.
No 10 Wa.-sL New York.
II Il JOHN HOPPER. Solicitor and AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
miscellaneous.

nR. BIRCH'S New Alternative for the OF Chronic
aud Swelling OF the Joints, ali kinds OF Ulcers and Alice
lions OF the Skin arising from an impure state of the blood
This medicine perfectly safe and pleasant 10 take. One
bottle Is generally sufficient 10 test its efficacy and CON-
monty from 10 i've effect The certificates and
references given IN the ill OF directions will show thar
eAces amy other before The public Tor the intention
Price 90 per bottle, or SN per dozen
Sold by The proprietor, in Duchess county, Paer
son Village Putnam County and nj ss Broone-s, y. V
i.la laNSn- SAMI-FI RIRCH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
TIE HERB DOCTOR Has COME.

THE PHILADELPHIA HERS DOCTOR has opened
al Office here IN New York.-Thui same Herb Doctor
who has been doing such wonders IN Phi!ade!pha-who
has been curing Jhousands-he has come on here and
opened Office in Broomest No. e06, between Allen and
Orchard He makes pure Herb Medicines for The cure
OF al diseases and Is willing 10 undertake. al cases even
the hopeless. the terms OF No Cure No Pay. II
you know any SICK be 20 tell them Of his Gr-
rival. and remember the place. No. 266 Broome-sL Eng
ish sud German pamphlets viii be gwen 10 al VINO cal
for them. al-h IN
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NOW READY.

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d-d various Historical. Statistical sad Other important
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Volumes large 5vc-!7Oo pages Edited BY EDWIN Y" l.
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Just Pgfshed-Thc thirteenth edition OF Downing HIS
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

'E'aE 1T SSN Is Wouiu Respectfully lrIOftu Inc
gentlemen this City that he has constantly rand
harness ANY person purchasing horses OF TIE subscr
Der may depend upon being honoraely dealt with he Is
hsppy 10 add that ne refer them many gentlemen Of
the highest responsibility 10 character capacity. Sc
Any gentleman purchasing horses OF the subscriber, and
who may he any particular dissatisfied with iher pur
chase The within reasonable period and
receive the full Of purchase money back, lie
would not wtsh gentleman 10 retain sn animal pur-
chased OF h'yl thai he perfectly Pleased wiki
it9S Sy, WM DISRROW Riding RoNery
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tys lswsm Az Tor Attaching Creditor
III 1916. NEW-YORK, ,Sas.-577.77rss
.S-1sse5s-s-=-.5xsALBANY AND TROYESesss.ssr9
U.

PANY 10 eli Tue Western States and Inc canads.
Troy and OHIO Line; Troy and Erie Line: Sew-York
e7c ONO LLre Detroit Line; Oswego, Troy and Ohio
Line; Northern Transporteron Line
Red Bird Packets and Stages
James d Hooker; Ide, Col, Co.. Kindly, Peese I.
CO. Elias Patterson Pope Calm George w. Hicks, and
others. propr!etors
Six Boats Of the above Lines will leave NevYork Alba
een propc:ors in The whole line 70 all the Western
States and The Canadian enigrant and others VII save
Tine and money by calling The above lines before Getting
cagnt II The fraudulent Offices ia Newly rk-
There are l15 ouats Of the above lies all hIied In good
style for Passengers and freight LIST u fare will be kept
n al the Offices and Will any person be charged
more Ofces, Nos. J, q, o. 50 Co-nt!es-slip General
Psssege Offices foot Of Barclay and Cortland in
the Offices of the Neyyyork Albany and Troy Steamboat
Offices PHILIP CASWELL,
m5l 2awt General Passage Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

q, MESTERN YIRGINIA IANDS fnr Snle.-

IN WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS for Sale
Large tracts Of land situated In the counties OF Wood
Richie, Lewis. Gilmore Khnswha, Mason Jackson
Cnbe and Wayne amounting In the whole 10 hundred
and seventy four thousand hundred and i0yone acres
These lands form part OF large quantity conveyed many
years since in for the North American Land Company
The surviving Trustees OF that concern wishing TO wind mp
It's na!Es in the speedest practicable. oder
these lands for sale in large tracts at low PRICES, and "a IA
yorable terms.
Most OF these lands counties bordering the Ohio
river and IN the vicinity Of important towns rivers and
roads, Their quality generally very good the greater
part being well adapted all the purposes of agriculture
while the inferior portions suited the grazing OF
sheep and cattle The cma. OF that region is pleasant aud
healthy and from the increasing current OF emigration, the
country is rapidly improving.
Desirable opportunities here afforded for companies
OF TO select large upon w" make their
settlements.
Persons wishing purchase WILL 1t Is presumed desire
20 view the lands and for this purpose every facility In the
way ofinounaton will be furnished by the undersigned
The taxes upon the lands paid up in full. For farther
Information respecting them application may be made a.
the office Of the Company No. 80 Sanson-s Philadelphia
or 10 the subscriber. J. VI. STEED, Agent,
milo 2tawbm Parkersburg, Wood Co. Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thirteenth-st. Yard
IS 10 s. - per ton.WiI discharge next week from
Canal Boat Hlack Hawk Cargo OF small Cos red ash
Spohn vein foot Of rhreentu-s, n H. Delivered the
above price screened good order and free OF carriage.
Apply 10 T. STOKES DICKERSON,
No. o8 Thiucenlh.s ST. near SXtl-avenue
81 II aud O7 Anthony ST.
DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-Thirieenih-si Yard.
-so 10 IS So per tUn-Wil discharge in few days,
from caua boat Edwin Forrest, OF Broken and
Stove Coal red ash Spohn ven foot of Thteenh-s " r.
Delivered NJ the above pdce screened good order, and
free Of carriage. Apply 10 L. STOKES DlCkERSoN,
No IS Thirtecntst near SHAY ana l"7 Anltonys 50 Il
CUMBERLAND COAL-Tbe Echari Coal--Will DIS
Scharge III few days cargo OF the above coal, fresh
from the company Mines in good order ali Jumps lhe
foot OF Thrleeu-st n r. For sale low for cash apply
10 7. STOKES DlCkERSON, No. IS Thirteenth 81.
SSH near 6Iavenuc and l07 Authonyst near Broadway