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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

uUBBAkD'S PAPEkS-bURNArab ABCOCk.
No. rs john-sr-et offer for sale tu assortment OF
Papers manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard, comprising
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, Super Royal,
Royal Medium, Denny and elst Cap.
Bank Folio Posi-, Bank Quarto Post, Exchange CAP
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plsin.
Letter Psper, ruled and plain, full assortment
Packet Post, Super and Extra Super.
9inted plsle Paper; Colorvd lmperals
Colored Royals, thick and thin.
Do. Medium do. do.
Do. Double Cap for copy books.
Fine Glazed ColoreG Mediums, Royals, &c. nc.
g. B. slso hand very extensive assortment OF
Wiring Papers Book and News Printing Papers, Pate
P.pers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers frey sre sre
fols agents OF The genuine Pstsni Envrlop Paper.
Printing PAPER o; axe and quality made 10 order al
abort nor,~s WI asv-rS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

- BOWER BATHS For sale NJ low price Vi 50
~ cents and upwards aro supply on hand Of sporspg
baths, hip baths foot tubs, and large hahin<, tubs pou
glass Paealrou Pumps, lead pipe &c. &C For ssle
w lnySn Sm WN. WEsr. 1874 Hndson.st
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z#7 TO WRSTE KN
@ST TRAv L Z X Z

IAA-.2G The public 10 respectfully
pSor.d tina, the recent 5resIs IN the Cana. caused The
,,e frsshet banng been repaired, the PIONEER E1-
pp = "a LINZ via Rsilrosd and Canal from PHILADEL
PHIA 20 PITTSBURGH, win commence ia regular ups
or ,se season 90 MONDAY Ies6ih April lesvtng tho De-
not No IA Aafker-st DAILY, AZ 70 o,clock A Il
By this route passengers win all The fnrgao and
danger righi travelling IN coaches both Railroads being
psssed in daylight
yor farther Information apply the Old Esabnsaed OF
4 A. = SUNNIHsa, AEsps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL EASSAY. Secretary.
MxTrRx Po,r D. Phvlicisn. So Broadway. ty1 i'm
THE KNICKERBUCKEK Fire lnsarsnss CON-
4 pany tate the Mu:us) OF NewYork-Cspiis s-se,UVo
Oce No 81 Wstt-Th= legislature OF ;as Stale al IL,
late aession psssed changing the corporate rse OF
The old Mutual lnsur.ncs Conpsry OF the Cly OF Sc"
YORK 10 The kuicserhoczer Fire l5srrstce Compsny OF
Ne~Yors- All future business Of that CorPornaon Will
therefore De transacted uuder !isceS mama :,
II well to add. by way Of explanation mat t5s os
"Mutusl~ notwithstanding ;ls lc, was IN fsct sbocI
Copauy having capital s 2d in and securely invested
and The chan q! o5alced 20 preVen- ILLS
sopr.hepsion :hs poiaL
This Compsr, couuuues anb loss or damage
Ere OF favorable iar Institutions IN thn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

az a FAssM rJ:< oAIE.--siIuntsouin me aouu lgop
Se New Rocb-le White Plains about e9i dsiani!t cu
o~ cscn continuing $50 ACRES or LAND, all OF ~hit.
Plough Lend excepting Ten Acreg which 10 Wood Land
She place divided ard laid ou.tnto convenient
los !or cultivation All the fences OF stone In good
CIDER and the ground cultivation. The build
,rgs all OF good character In For TERMS Apply
10 y. r. KENYON. on the premises or Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

/ Large hDfccSsrn.
8 Ulceratet Legs o! long
sisaciug.
2Opersi.ous for squirting.
| Fatty T1mor removed,
which grew directly upon
the TrscC.e, and REQUIRED
very r.ce dissection for lie
eIurpanon-
! Large Enrys.ed Tumof ~
moved from 3 ken.eEan's
head
! Am, u;si,or ofan arm 81 tie
shoulder JOINT Tae oprr'-
,lou WA pes formed on me
ON intt and Witnessed o.
DR.. z PsrmlJ and sewers.
oln-rs. TIE lady VISA 20
year, old and h.srscovefed.
The poor .il,ccec i? eetE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

II store, and Tor n iotI 10 suit Purcbasers bJ
CYRUS w. FIELD, Buriingsiip
n. B-Pr.atng Paper Of any ziz. and quality maze to
order. ty In
NEW-Y0RK RICE MILL-Eesd, Prime, Broten,
t-ina Ground Rice Carolina Horcin, Rice, iced
snc chat consanty on band .nd Tor sale wholesale
and rsts al the SewYorx Rice MIL 3oot and JEFF
ferson Empty Barrels and Rice Terees bough, the
mill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

The Columbus hss undergone thorough repairs and
In hne condition fH bdsin-ss The travelling public uxy
eonhdeny rely upon ker making her tps punctuAy i'd
veris,d and can assured that pains will be spared
10 make her accomm odaors desirable and pleasant TO pas
senSers
r A Jerome lug Broad.s, Ners- York. Nottngh WI
sie ( Co. 81 Ouay-.L ALba,u WDse. parsons Co Buf
fun Yytsr brown r. Co f,-esa b1nv SDtSovls'
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aSs NOTICE-A BAKGAIN.-A Country Seal art


So TUX cNLE ' Elk 4 VffEaF-h FNhh COH-
~ sisI.ng OF 9! Of land sirused II miles from
HoDrsisle Wayne County, P-prsy wants, and % miles
rom NewYort q es OF which Ia clesrsd and the re.
,nanin. IS being ell umher-d and ihs whole well
wst.r- Ard 10 connection With the above frsme
house ard hsrn and e1cslen mill seat The owner viii
sell IL without reserve by the 10Th OF this month"; he is
goiue 10 California For farther particulars, apply OF
NATHAN GREENWO GOD. No. Mechanic. ALLEY. near
the Sailors Home Ia GERRY at or al J. M. TRlMsLE'S
Clrp-nts,'s Shop. Theatre. alley lyln u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

IN To LET-For year. during the summer
- son large House, pleasantly situated al Rocksnd
Lake SIDE together With the furniture Ii desired To
gentleman and Of business IN the city, this would be
desirable Summer residence The steamer Warren touch
forr tines week Rocklnnd Lake landing going and
returning 10 and from the CITY Of New-Yok Apply 10
ais eoSn A. P STEPHENS. Rocksnd Lake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
49, AOPPOsITION TO MONOPOLY.-

rE~ Opposition TO MONOPOLY
SnSSsI&E3 Through without landng.-New York and
Albany L,ne.-The new and splendh
steamer BELLE Capt Samuel Schuyer viii leave News
York for Albany ov-ry Monday Wednesday aud Fciday
o'clock P N frou The foot % Rob,nson-s Th- Belle
fitted up with splendid aud for speed
lori ard Ut surpassed by any bosi the Hudson
river For eIgnl or passsge inquire OF tho Captain,
board. AT No. Souih-sL
Passengers taking the BELLE will arrive IN Albany In
ample time for the morning Train OF cara East WeAL
N. B. Fr-t.hI moderate rsi-A ul2i u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

by ORDER OF George ii. Smith, Supreme COur,
ID COMMISSIONER notice 10 hereby given that an attach
issued against the estate of Holden b. Vaughn
now of State OF Rhode Island, nonresident
debtor and that the w be sold tor the payment nj biz
debts unless appear and discharge such attachment
cordiny within months from the hrs pubtcH
lion OF nuticeaRd that the payment of any debts due
him by residents OF this STATE and The delivery 20 him,
for use any property within this State belonging to
him. and the transfer OF such property by him. for
hidden ny law and void. Dated Norwich, Chsnungo
Co. Oct 10th l8+5 BABCOCK Il REXFORD,
OILS IawSm e iaw6m Attnrnsysfor Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

n.uNrHLY REPORT for June Of The Ne" Yofh
I7l Medical and Surgical ',uie No - Chanoofs-sL
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TRE,IED
Partial deafu Il Cases dy.-aiery y Cases OF Cancer
Psin c lett ride. Is sleei- OF the Worb IN
incociin'c. URN. Ca.es di-rrt GA der treatment
lnpo:eucy IS Case. balsuiti.- . Pslpilaton Of
Il Cases remlnsli H.uouhage ure Heart
weakness ihra 2 Rheumatism,
Cases gonorhrs Opscly or the tscut-
P.Iu II c, --bAIl cores. Pain 10 bopeL
Pain 10 ,h- chez. Gaze salt rh-um 2 Debility and loss
Abdomins! Drop Is Csses OF Cough Of appetite ON
sy. ing improper hsbi!..
Cases Of whites IS Cases Of second Foreign body
dyspepsia airy venereal en- gu; sod highly
Dorulsrt liver. Primary Chame- iuf4ned eye
Venerea Sore r cured wilhooIl2 Determination Of
Throat Mercury blood 10 head.
Irritation IN urp sir yof blad- Is Examined de-
Ihra and PROSTATE der Iect Diseases OF
gland p Ceses Of Cholic- the uGgs.
Avn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

HAYS fArEHT ttUS--Enu'ei, Lev pri"cip1u.
~ The plan OF making recently patented ~ the sub
scber commend TO all persons " ho In,
spec H. It's making atube shout The thickness u. lead
pipe Of clear India rlber without Joining and having al
exterior and inehcr surface smooth lead pipe Thu
tube sncasd bu, attached 10Y another oil heavy duck
or other covering limit the expansion OF the rub
Der tube under PRESSURE Is perfectly water nKh
and the covering out be patched, or
band aged replaced with al very ihins cc't
piece OF the pipe which has been used one year 70 nov
az good Croton size will be furnished 81 the uni
form and extremely low price Of S pence foot! For rse
by th= Paentes and Manufacturer only al No. - Cort-
land rt who cont from experience o! Il years
the he h the right plan for making hose pipe adapted
10 all purposes for which leather has been used.
rny4 eod HORACE H. DAY. Warehouse, Is Cortland al
CINCINNATI LAND aud General Agency Office.
" Cincinnati Obio-M l. Sheldon would inform The cit
,zsna OF NrvvYork he Will attend the purchase and
description OF Real Estate and Personnl Prop
ey In The City ofCircinns and 10 the Western States viii
collect bonds and mortgages and every species
OF claims In Cincinnati Louisville. Any Merchants
other business haviug lands other property 10 The
Western country they w;sh oppose OF Tor cash. or TO
change city property 10 Cincinnati invited 10 send
description OF the his oihce in Cincinnati where all
buaness entrusted 10 hs will be promptly and faithful
ly attended to- Address NJ. L. SHELDON.
West Fi.h-st Cincinnati
Re5.rercrI-Dwter Barber. CorlRnd-st: j. Jackson.
W sI1-sl: TIT Ingalls, SCI Wall-s al Smeof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

~ l. OHGOSIEtUN Az NlONpfoLt -
SF<fafSEq5S Through without landing.-NowYO rk and
Albany Line-The fssI and splendid
steamboat EXPRESS, Capt. A. Hitchcock will leave he
foot Of Robirsou-s usXt above Barclay every Tuesday
Fhursday acd Saturday all O'clock The EIpress hed
With the best OF furniture with spacious state and
good bsr,hs With The public pairorasc the travelling
the community may he OF low fare the entire
through For passage froighI apply 70 The CaPtan %
board or OF GEO. T. STANLEY,
alp he office tn. dock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

oea ~ Lots fronting the and stu avenues aud
s sOlh and Sst sts containing entire block, pleasant
sh-A " situated On elevated ground Apply TO
ryiS n KENDALL Co. "A Wster-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

xT~ uJlliuh IEsr fot
Ezssat..yS Nysrk AID New York, daily SUI days -r
~ c-ptsd-New and splendid steamboat AR
ROW will leave NyacS every morning al O'clock. Re
turning, will YORK, foot VI Rohinson- evuy
afternoon VI o'cocs and Tuesday. Wednesday, III
day and Saturday viii make extra uip leaving New.
York 10 O'Clock and Nyeck nj | O'clock, ioucbiog u
Permont. Cos1r, Huy aud foot OF Hammotd.s each
way. B-Touchng al Tarryiown every morning and
afternoon trip All Ainds Of freight reduced prices
l.30 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

S02ssSSSSzE&s LINE for Albany and Troy. MORNING
LINE-The ,tesInoost TROY, Capt Cor
ham, will leave Tuesday Thgr.d4y, aud Saturday, The
steamboat NIAGARA CscI Wm. Eils~orih, will leave
Monday "Wednesday aud Friday O'clock A. NJ iron, hs
Steamboat Pier foot OF Barclays, for Troy and intermediate
places.
EVENING LlNE-The steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt
I'm H. P-cs. will save Monday Wednesday, aod FRIDAY
The slesmbost EMPIRE Capt K b. MACY will leavs
Tuesday Thu and Saturday evenings ococh from
Cortlarcst Pier, FOR Albany and Troy direct
CO The boSis NJ The hsi Glass; they
msnded by Ipereuced and aienvs officers aud for speed
aud accommodation superior mo.t Inferior 70
the les
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate of the
County Of New-fork Notice Is hereby given TO all per-
sors having clams against George Ed sr late OF the City
New London. State OF Connecticut Mariner deceas cd
present The with the vouchers thsreo hs subscriber
the OF z D. Hurbut L Co, No. % Souih-sreei In
the City Of Newly before the fourth day of Sep
Daet NewYork, the 18th day of febru.ry
lsle. B. ;. BECKWirH. Adninsirs,or. mp IsS6u-
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County OF NsSYorx, notice Is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims Patrick Mott late of the City OF
New YORK deceased 10 present with The
thereof The subscriber II his store, No 337 Hudson
street. tho City Of YORK. before the 25th day OF
August next Dsed NeE-YOr the 81 day Of February,
io:S IlSfIawFr.l RICHARD " MOTT. Executor
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pnbhr @cupspanrts, OF.

IT, REGULAR MAIL LINE he,-.-,
SshszSC Boston and New.York, by us IA, "a
A'. splendid strsraers OREGON ara KSicX
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-. cE--s4zs-szr1 tiU U.ATUNIC hAlLKOAD.

Tel,
49, The regular trains hnyo vi lib
drawn frCm Inc Road for tho pu, pose
of relay Ing the track In the substsns With
heavy z rail- TIE W RI IL now progressing rapidly ard
that portion OF the Road between Biidgeporl md Nov.
Milford 55 mes IL peeled 10 be puted by tho mid
die OF AGgnit Doe notice will be- given OF tho
Cars vii! assume ih-!r regular trips.
Freight Train. With PaseDger Cars attached, will
between New Milford and VEST StocL bridge-l-svins
New Milford al 10 A. NJ and West g- nj u 81
NJ. uo,il farther notice r. B. MASON, Superintendent
Bridgeport, July 8. 1915 iyOu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

iFk ISsUkANCE.-The Ee~-EugRod huiaai
IL Life Insurance Company OF Boston viii receive appcs.
lions Tor Lie Insurance 81 l6 Uell.sL
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, Ro3ERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM Parsons, CRhkLss r CURTIS,
PyAScI,C LOWELL PETER WAISw2lGRv,
RogERT 3. PoRRss, WILLIAM w. SToss,
GyoRGE H. KUHN 7aoNAs A. DEXTER,
JAMES REAr, OTIS TUFTS
Jns,1p.s .xoEy Sec'T. VILLA Ard PHILLIPS, Pres.
JOAN c. CHEgsMkr, Md. Medical Examiner, Ncw-fof.
forms osppcaton Tor Insurance and all necessary inos-
ustor viii be furnished the subscriber 81 his oce No.
l6 Wail-si- Eev-YorA.
# John HOPPER so'irit"r anf ap-ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures 1. h.r,hy
given Tia, Golelrnus g. Muierd aud John e Slo,hsf
OF be city New Brunswick IN the sst~ OF New Jersey
AZ partners Ira ding under the and su Mfll-r5
sothoF n their Individual capacity respectively
hsrs this day made assignment; 70 tbe Subscribers OF
chet, Joint and several for The equal benefit OF
,her creditor, who have against shem either
partners Individuals and thai the said creditors must
exhibit h- ihe srbscr1oers oaih
or affirmation within the o; ak month"; New-Jertey,
June p. 1876. John VAN 0YRE Assignee.
eis Sot ELISHA SSOVDsS.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

4 Enlarged Tousils removed.
Z Tonsils ei1rpsted from an
other g-Hli-naD the sane
day, a!ter several inss Gu
al attempts bad been made
by another Surgeon
l Injury OF band Ina, wss
caught IN = l;esn Tal7e-
Is ST.. !c,ure n ure.hrs cured
without cutting or burning.
/ uyuls removed
IAmoutsroR ofcaccsr breast
The operation too1 place DC
the lotn int a. q Sullivan
s. and witnessed By Dr.
Cbilds, Dr. King src many
o;a-r,. She la, resrly fe-
covered.
! Ip jdry OF ankle JOINT.
cen : ard 10 10 the morning.
4. 5oSTWICK, 81 D.
~ Surgeon sad rpysicis1-
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ROBERT n. MORRIS. 2. VI.
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IT, >OPPUSITI0S Ia niVNOft'LN -
Express Line for Albany diroct-From ihc
steamboat pier foot OF Robnsou-sL Ths
new and splendid steam yacht RIP VAN WlNKLE, Cap.
tain L. d. Able, will leave Tuesday, Thursday and 5sUr.
day, nj o'clock P. NJ.
For rooms passage beshs apply board the boat
ErrlEhL low and aelvrr.d IA dr.clrd ma
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APE0PI.E,S LINE STEAMBOAT
&rscaSS1rszi9Enr AIhanx dailN-SrrdsxI .Icec.na

STNTES
AT Five o'coca. =. M.-Landng Intermediate Place.
From the foO, " Bsrcay.st.:
Steamboat HUDSON Capt. c. F. King, will leave OF
Monday, "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Afternoons al
o'clock.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Capt 8. overbagh. will
lesve Tuesday. Thursdsy and SATURDAY., ocloch
gF Apply on board NJ the Office on tn. Whsrf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13
Real estate.

~ TO LET-The store No. Csrmine-st 4 good locs.
"a ;iou and handsomely 6tied FOR The dry bo
peas Possession given innediaieiy; for farther par
,;culsr, ipcuir- In The Also apartment In The Dwell.
To- Tor n AZ N f-rlv. jyli ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

M CTUAL bEN EFiT LIFE Insarance So"pans
wi tOsce Nc II W.ll-.l) is,u-d during The month OF
June. sl new Policies. viz
To Merchants and Traders 81 To Teachers
Mechanics Ds~T srs ...-......... :
Cersp....,......,..l5I Architects ............. :
Ladies ..........lol PrUi-sSors .......-.- :
harufacgurers.. Auci!otcSr '.-.........
Planters and Farmers. g. Dsnis1-...-.-......-..
Cergvtuen. Bank
Pub ic Oficer.......... Tnrsre froprelor....
Csptsios and Mariners : Stage do 80. !
Agents ..-.......-...' otuoru's..''''.''''.''' .
Physlcsns
Editors and Printers. 2, Servants .............. :
No. A''s' in'a R (; L. PATTERSON, ifs.denL
Benz C. MILLER. Secretary.
JosEFH L. Lord, Agent
JAS. STEWART, b. D. Medical Examiner, No 6sl Broad
way. )yS ime"d
TTNITRU STATES Fire Iosursuce Company. Othce
" No. GO Wsll-si-ThI Company couitue 10 insure
against and damage by FIRE merchandise ships IN
port bindings sehold furniture &c and other persona!
property the rates Of pr-rium.
DIRECTORS.
John L Bovine, Morn. K-'chum, 10 A. Cushman
Silss Escks lIoshuaS Ur6sthil Chsr,es Hill.hurgb
B-bJ-u!l Cories, .sE 7. Cromwell Nillsm THUS,
Loce Murray, IChsrles H. ICELAND, Robert murray,
n.y. II Lawrence Rob-r, mniurn solomon Grden.
S,.p'n Van WICK rhos w Pesrsal y, lando NJ Bossri,
Robert u. Weeks George D Post, Peter bnnn-t,
John Wood Alder; " oodEull, Joseph ". Lord
Der min strong Samuel c. Paxson Robert L. Gaze,
G-or.- Hussey, Caeb B-rstow. Henry $ Terrell,
Urah C.rpv nter samuel Mitchell GeorgeJ. Cornell
Eb'nr Caldwell. ~ ames arab.
~ J. L. BOVINE, President
QRn.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

Is hereby gwen mat an aLt4chIneht IN IsVUr oil
5eorse H. Cougar of the city Of Utica. Oneida County
has issued ganst Hamilton R,ley,
resident dessr residing in State of Illinois
the statute concerning nonresident debtors which attach
granted and allowed be PhilO Grdley Circuit
Jud Of the th Judicial Circuit and tha the estate I'll be
sold for the payment Of The debts of the said Rsey unless
he appear and discharge such attachment according law
within nine months from the FIRST publication OF this notice,
and hat the payment OF any debts due 10 said Rsey by
sde Of this state and the delivery him for his o:
any properly within this State belonging him. and the
transfer OF any such property by him forbidden by law
and void. MATTESON X DOOLlTTIE,
Attorneys for attaching creditor Utica, Oneida Couaty
Dated January oh. 1886 jla ln~9m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-13

LIFE ip.urancs Company,
!nurd 6uriDs The month OF
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-09-25

he is willing, is pafaded before the public as
an accredited lecturer of the association, as
one of the embodiment of its principles, and
instructed to do its talking and poddle its
books. This is liberty with a vengeance =
This is emancipation from tyranny with a
witness! If the association hoped 10 manu-
facture capital for itself by the movement,
we trust it will be disappointed {; and if this
is 10 be taken as a specimen of the fairness OF
that body we shall know how much heToai-
ter to rely upon what it says and does.
The members Of that convention have done
Parker Pillsbury great injustice. in the
preamble to the resolution they adopted, they
class the Christian religion with s%uporsti-
tions-he dOrS not, and he has no more unity
with those who SO regard it, than lie has
with woman-whipping professors of religion.
TIE christianity in which he believes is a
reality, a religion which breaks shnckles and
bursts prison-doors, and is alike removed
from the foul dogmas of corrupt churches,
and from the opposite extreme into which
this association has gone.
Were Parker Pillsbury in Ohio he would
speak for himself.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-09-25
Outrage in Boston IarbO7.

by an article which we copy from the
1" Chronotype," it will be seen there are
Shareholders in Boston, Shareholders not only
In principle, but in fact and intention. 1t rs
terrible to think of such an occurrence as that
TO which we refer. Terrible TO know that af-
ter daring so much and enduring so much,
that after having pressed the soil of the Old
Bay State, the poor fugitive should be thrust
again into his prison-house. He thought that
Massachusetts was a free State, that her soil
was dedicated TO the Spirit of Liberty, and
that once within her borders he should be
safe. But 10 him, Massachusetts was as cru
ell as LouiSiana-Boston gave him no more
protection than slaveholding New Orleans.
1t was not always so. Before Massachusetts
compromised her freedom, before the birth Of
this accused Union, whose paternity is ira
ccd in letters of blood upon your parchment
Constitution, Massachusetts gave protection
to the fugitive. But having barterod her own
freedom she is now poweTless to secure the
freedom Of others.
We are told by some Of the eastern editors
that the Bay State is indignant at this out
rage, and that a great meeting Of her citizens
is to be held in Faneuil Hall-at which John
Quincy Adams is to preside-then and there
TO vindicate their claim 10 the character Of
~frecmen, and to take measures 10 bring the
kidnapPers to justice. We don't know but
what they may be able TO punish those who
abducted the slave, provided they can catch
them and prove the fact, and provided also
the perpetrators Of the outrage cannot show a
power of attorney from the claimant of the
| slave authorizing his arrest; and this we
think they would perhaps be able to DO, fol
it could easily have been sent from New Or
lends 10 Boston by land after the flight of the
fugitive had been discovered, and prior to The
arrival of the Ottoman in Boston harbor.-
This, however, would not alter the principle
in the least, though it would have a vor.
cooling effect upon the ardor Of those lndig
nants who are tho willing upholdcrs Of tn,
United States government, and in their view
the case would assume an emit rely diferer,
aspect. That which would then have beef
kidnapping by one man, would resolve itsol
into a constitutional act on the part of Mass
achusetts. If one OF her citizens is a kidnap
per because he takes back to his master III
escaping slave, by what name shall We speaI
of all the rest of her citizens who promis
that the fugitive "ShaN be delivered up
when the master or agent demands him!