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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19
Foreign lunlprraaios,s.

IyrRpooI-Shp Rappahann ock-l00 tons coal Golden
30 bIs states ii Herrch47 cks KqItI-2s5 crs 20
ca,ks numford2807 bars iron Breez. Elliott 383 bars
10 bids iron ray don 1920 cks Fied-30 tsgs Henry
CoggilI-3 bxs bbl Jo, Sweeney.8bs q Darby Co
40 crt, hhds Wood-773 bars iron 1882 bdls do
aud 295 cks to order - .. -,
chs 1870 cs SO pkgs 1900 bd IRON $500 soveregns
to order ..r
HAyANA-B,rk Child Harod-3l9 boxes sugar Rossire
o2O0 do Oliver Besey5G2 do 81 half cs segasJ
.esars TIuIilIo Ba,rerss-3c DO simmons2 es 90
Mrnnel de PDearl72000 Lille Raanies-40.0e0 90
Picabis S,ewart-iU0OO0 do WIN Thomas do bales
grass Ho Burcharl case segas VIM Evans-l72 600 DO
Rensuld Francs-&5 900 10 M Vllcl-l box mdzo VIM u
Stew -rt-;0 900 segarsG Dominluez. 49,
OPoRTo-Bg Long sand-l0 pipes wine CO bbls do hhd
70 quintals cork x Osborne-ip pipe wine Bodop,0 q
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GRAND SALUTE.-ln honor of the brilliant and
signal victories achieved by the American under
Major General Scott the 9th and goth Of last month
the city Of Mexico grand salute of hundred
volunteer company of artilleryNatonai Intetgencer
2erf1
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Domestic IrnpOrtnsions.

ArALAcHAcoLAIBrg Louis Beatcn-29 bales cotton Kol's
Will seeks nuts S Dav co-38 bales cot on
Coil & coz d Hurlbur Coz boxes tobacco Kemble
-22 do Allen & Magninl box Phelps Dodge col box
Atwaer Mulf rd-2,OO Schiller Brolherslot of
pin, timber Robart
CHARLEsroN-Ship South Carolina-l06 casks molasses
Jon than Thompson20 casks molasses BrenanI6 bales
cotton yarn w Mott jnn-s bales Wells Brohers-li91s
casks rice Spr,gue, Robinson COLO bales
Schmidt X Vege--32 bbls Kirk 4 co.. boxes Gale
Ha den-30 bales cotton boxes furniture 10 order.
SAvANNAH-Bnk Venon-36 casks rice Curtis Bolton 80
do Hill Gowdy-39 bale, rice Henry Co-lo Ds Ls,msge
co-486 seeks L II Br gham-107 do Capt. White
$50 bags flour KnaJ p-3 boxes Cotton Jenkins-3
do Rowland-30 bales cotton yam x ID JubbinS-4
casks beeswax Kuse5 casks rice IS bales cotton
O order -
Nrw ORLEANs-Brg Clarou-37 hhds tobabco Iudlam &
Co-5a pieces iron Stllman Allen Co-76 hides Oerches
& Cruger-l54 sacks corn, 1000 pigs lead to order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19

TJVHE ORIGINAL ,iALVANIC RINGS. bands belts
pasters magnetic fluid &e, wholesale and retail at le2
Broadway corner John street Dealers supplied liberal
terms Warranted to be manufactured by the original makers
street. au20 y0terc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19
SATURDAY, SEPT Is.

NEW MUSIC, GLEE BOOKS SONGS, DUETS,
IN and Pino Foes Just received. fresh supplies OF
and shonabls Music mpsh Of personally. selected The
rey Of Songs, Ws.tzes, Marches Polkas Sc The popula
Alsdin Music, Boston MeIodsou. Nos and2; new Glee
Scottish Musical Library New MS.e constantly pub.
sumen Music selected for binding and handsomely bound
Piano Fores and other wholesale and retail
40 iats cod re G. HOLT, Jr iS Fulton street.
1IyIMOLAT's SULPHUR BATHS. No. SAT Pearl street
i near Broadway. These Baths have been established
for the last tweuysix years. and the only Sulphur Baths
in the city They highly recon- mended by the most emf
mic complaints eruptions OF the skin, &c.
Medcated Vapor Baths also given daily, from AM
PM ~ 70fsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19
FASHIONABLE DANCING, No w..hnsso. Place.

T. and a Leonard street.
of Paris. respectfully announce: to her pnp i.ds.
s::s: for 8:
When she viii have q ntIodsees
Dances entirely new which she has s't Mic viii
ss:s he shs Polka ais' san
wsa .% .nS Ss new s AID
method Of ,su a So.s ud. ss and gene
honor her with their pstrona.e may rest
snS sssa hs q style
Schools and private families attended Public essse. anS pa,
sd hs Me-
hours Of at,endsnce may be known SD SUI re
!. sAsP5S
and tn. b.. Of and
and Terms esh eonssauenty can sell per cent cheaper
Sd Garments they ought be- and done at the
e 1sas n eSSs eon:y
500 ST6 SIai5' 81 1877 Fulton
IS aotrc next to the Herad Office.
TIMELY NOTICE 10 GtNTLEMEN.-A. lhe Fall
p sRsir GLIDING aud have them
the s,s Of ste Or ecl0Eox short will
70 follow he above Srnshe
a% vail 30 III
rs
DANTALOONs1-F. AHRENs. the we'll known Facts
Tailor 2s Ann street has lately received pieces
fancy OF which he makes order for only
81 to IS pair.
Ao French and ENGLISH black cassimeres and doeskns
from 81 to SO per pair warranted good sale.
Gents who want OF pants will do well to call COX
Ann street. sis 30ts rrc
1AINTINGS-A small collection Of rare and good Paiut
ings by the old perfect order and udsomely
framed for sale at 81 Liberty street Two three fine hiso
rcs pictures landscapes &C. May be every day from
nil O'Clock. au26 30tsrc
NJ ONEY TO LOAN Abraham J, jackson. Pawn broker,
1 So Reade street, Broadway loans large
small may be required, watches jcwcry, plate,
wearing apparel dry goods and persona properly Of
description. an24 sotsm
r EFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
~ WANTED.=Ladss and gentlemen having superhuous
obtain fair cash for the Iame by seadng for the
subscriber through the Post Office, who will
tend at their residences. j. LEVENSTYN,
80 <G6 Broadway, up stairs
Lsds. can be attended to by Mrs. J. Levenstyn.
SIG 30tsnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19

BosToN, Saturday, Sept. 10.
The New World from New York, sailed in company with
the Ocean Monarch 2ah and company till eleven
night Sun township Jos Meig,, from New York. tele.
srsphed 40 miles ont.
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r, brig Neptune, Peterson. Ma

bury ori .ehr s s's G
MsBILE Sept io-An ship Elisha Dennson, Conway Bra
N,rrUcKEr Sept eth-Arr sch Charlotte somera Phila
NEwnvnrronr. Sept lsh-Ar sch vul,nrs. Magowin,
Sn ASn Muien Wilmington NC
Nav BEProRD Sep. leIArr briggs William Bates. Phil
King She man, 90; .iooO Mary Burns, Burns. Delaware "e'
SsT s brig G Geo AHGsS at RAY
oe,; !; Robert WORKS: s arps. %: ~ .'' a'"'
fss' F ssS
fo JST.n S 'h,s sus,ni see York W,s.
Ball. sshT EQss . Cox Rio o. GIapds ; WI.
dse toe@a Conneccu River SD BRIG Iyeom ing
rg.a.pfSLrn. Sept lsEAn ship sra.r, Brown, Lon
K%s"s pfS'oq, G%.sls s"! S E;a N' H.
brig Lsmu,l Peters. Mayo 81 Jsgo Do Cuba vau e. Wsi
do Edward Go ssS Loa. Res S' scpnson
Res%se des Turner New Bedford
Jackson, Adams Bo.n; Columbia Berry Bos,oo; Fore.
sfH RS "%.S Es
Peter Clinton Hubbard tb'ny; Ocean Davis. do; Orssen
Ss $S GS; Eai:'ss Sa; p;
s's: sSh M s IN
VOL Snn Nsn kear and Juliet York. do; Don Nicholas
ga s s,s F sA S ss.v t Ms
NH sch, S0%Ssa Cant Y2rS Ri.S Jane Pau stsa".Td
wn,mcTs Mexico Tomn Dasoa6 smith Hsfs, LOUIS
Anhhi Hewitt Harriet Anu Jennings Louisa Resvs
Cowel from Acsn, Africa; sch Thames Cozzens, Mobile
Sid schs Ann Parker, Small Southern port; Rio Ober
and Alfred, Greenfield, New York.
RIcHMoSD. Sept IS Ar ship eichs.d Anderson Bennett
los Ly brand Teal, Albany; schr Doughty, Murphy
Baque Bachelor, aud schs Patrick Henry and John sfulI
TkurTos sept l6-Au sch Yautic philadelphia; soop,
CoreI Rs SIM and Sarah N York. Sid 18th, soops Mi
Hope, aud Harvest. do.
WILMNoroN, Sept. f6-in i5-Schr Olive Smith from
New York; Schr Harrison Price, Ch,I m,n, fun New York
Brig David Doffs Collst fin New York -schr Napoleon
smith fin New York; Brig Welingsey Davis, I'm Boston
Brig Ocean Queen, Lewis I'm Boston, Schr Piedmont, Gu
rard FIN New York; schr Jonas Smith, Horton I'm New York
schr Sarah Churchill I'm New York. Cid 15-Barque Ed
ward. Bulky. New York; schr Thorn, Waynerigkt, New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19

NK. RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL
IL PRIVATE TREATISE Office hours . 10 H. A. nj
6 to o P. NJ Sunday excepted) No SO GREENWICH
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X. JOHNSON n Duane street. near Chatham suss Is
York the treatment Of delicate diseases For the last "a
Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the extensive practice
diseases of medical man in New York The Doc
tors reputation for skill those old hacured that have
existed for years, No how long
may have elect, Structure, Ulcers upon the body, tho
throat pains & and homes Of the legs. tec
tuay cured Constitutional weakness brought by Secret
habit INDUCED by young causing ascivious dreams
in four days. without Mercury No alteration in diet
vruton from business Post paid letter., consinng So for
ad,ice. attended to. No charge made unless cured.
a,c2 yO. m
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nK. COOPER. IA DUANE street, between Chatham and
~ William has for the last fourteen enjoyed
the private diseases Of any medical
New York lie the aggravated Cases OF
this dsease and mild cured in five days stric-
tureDoctor Cooper has discovered method by which
the form Of structure in nom ore 70 two
week.. with scarcely any pain to ne Ts.nt .on.a
men. This when freely INDUCED IN. bsgsu dyspepsia.
weakness the Dbs and small of the back copfuoa OF m
teect, and society warranted IN every
case, or charge. No Mercury used.
Post paid letters Containing SIS for advice attended to
"A 9nfku
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l. FRANCO AMEklCAIN. wishing to double the i'm
IL of its public and place the
respect above rivalry, is desrous of assccia9 i"e with
capitalist whom advantages would be offered Apply
The oce Of tn paper 60 Nassau street. where the editor.
will give the information iuconestbly establishing
he prosperous condition Of the journal and the safety Of The
inv estmeut. SIG 3t*rc
~ good Rolling, Mill. apply to Menn. FELLOWS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19

DRlvAIE plSkASES LuLLD 81 a BOtANlC
PHYSICIAN, with practice in this ely gpaan.
apply for relief after trying all the advertised nostrums been
vIeteuders who rum Thousands. All who wish perfect
short time, and avoid ignorance and imposition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19

Mo CURE NJ rAf-Dk CUkbirl, ~ Uasas suest
member the Royal College Of Surgeons. London, and
OF the Medical Society Of New York be consulted tho
OF certain delcate dscases His long experiences
and close this class Of complaints his pleasant sale
during long and extended practice thirteen this
city-and above all his legitimate medical qualifications,
few OF the grounds on which he rosts his claims Cs
mode Of treatment Is safe, eecal and expeditions not
ness Sticgre cured in one or two week: with any
nduged certain and habit po.tvsy
be restored health and society. Mild removed
four days No charge made uness cured Postpaid
enclosing fee of three dollars, will receive prompt
tentOn SO s0tsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19
Telegraphic Correspondence.

Packet ship New York for Havre lies at anchor at
Spit,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19

IT AVANA sEGAR MART, 295 Water street, corner Of
III .ulton street. N. Y-Francs Butler ha lug made
gements with several Manufacturers Havana also with
the imp aud consgness Of Havana and Principe Segs
the city of New York furnish him with samples Of all
their choicest brands begs to the public that they
Gle the lowest importation prices. and in quantities suit
purchasers.
N.B-Dutv free for expectation. SIS 7tsm
STkAW BOARD 80 tons STRAW Boards for sale by
- PERSSE BROOKS,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23

no, out Of his place as a Liberty party Sena-
tor.
But the editor Of the Era is in that same
slaveholding atmosphere, surrounded by some
of the influences which were brought to bear
upon Col. Cilley. How soon the Liberty
press may desert him for his tameness in the
presence of the bloody monster, we know
not; but if he should he forsaken by the anti
slavery men Of the country, he is winning
golden opinions at the South, and will have
some friends left to lean upon. As evidence
of the favorable opinion formed of him in tho
South, read the following, from the Cincin-
natl Herald, with its quotation from the
Christian lntelligencer, Of Virginia:
THE NATIONAL ERA.
The following editorial notice from the
Christian Intelligencer, a religious paper,
published in Virginia, shows that DR.. Bailey,
guided by the suggestions Of his W good
sense and excellent temper, in spite of the
sneers of those who judge of a mans %efficien-
cy by the noise he makes, and who, always
praiing about the Divine power of Love, ara
really filled with nothing else than love of
themselves, is reaching in the most ~effectusl
manner, the minds of intelligent and %consci-
enlious men in the Slaveholding States
"THr NATIONAL FRA.''-This is the title
Of an interesting paper, published at Wash
ington city, D.. c. 1t is edited by DR.. G.
Bailey, former editor Of the Cincinnati Her
aid. DR.. BdiieyFs paper is a great improve
nlent upon the publications gfthe .Aboifionisfs.
There is no abuse nor si1ndtr of Southern
.In,aI.IJ. 49,. 1000. J..-.ss. -
injustice 10 any ono. How far the locality Of
the Doctor may influence him, we undertake
no, to say, but we are fully persuaded that
he is pursuing the only course that can ex-
empt him from danger. Indeed we did not
suppose that the establishment of an anti
slavery paper at Washington, would have
been peaceaJIy acquiesced in, but there
seems TO be no indication Of a disposition 10
deny him the privilege, Which all claim, Of
publishing his opinions upon politics, morals
and religion. We are glad that it has SO
turned out. For our art we are in favor Of
free and full discussion. Truth has nothing
to fear, and controversy is 10 be deprecated
only when conducted in an improper manner.
Two things are worthy of remark in the
above. One is in reference to the remarks
of the Intellig, ncer. We must take into ac-
count what it is that Shareholders consider
SANDER and abuse Of themselves. They con-
slider it a SANDER TO call them sinners and
criminals, and abuse to treat them as SUCH
Hence DR.. Bailey's paper is a great improve
ment. in their opinion, Z" upon the publica-
tons Of ME Aboliiionists," as they do take
that position. The other is the remark of the
Herald, which, we suppose, is intended for
the uncompromising abd.tionist, and really
we think that tie editor of the Herald's fling
at the the abolilionists is much more severe
Than anything we hear him say against slave
holIers.-s,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23
Col. Cilley---The Liberty Party.

The Liberty party papers have had much
to say of late about Colonel Cilley. The
Signal Of Liberty remarks that the Era and
Emancipator have at last given him up
But why, we ask, should. they desert him
because in Washington city, in a slavehold-
ing atmosphere, and in the Senate Chamber
at that, where he had been sent 10 sit down
upon terms of equality with SHAREHOLDERS
acknowledging them as proper persons to
legislate in common with himself upon the
interests of the people and Of the country, he
could not stand up under these circumstances,
surrounded by such influence, and act like a
man. Poor fellow he quailed before the
Southern overseerism of his slaveholdinn as
s~ociates in the Senate Chamber. The Granite
Freeman, however, appears to stand by the
Colonel, and vindicate him from these as
saults. 1t says, in amount, that Col. Cilley,
in making his famous, but extremely Silly
speech in the Senate, spoke rather as Coione!
Cilley than as Senator Cilley, and, in saying
this, the editor of the Freeman, no doubt,
unwittingly spoke more truth than he intend
ed. A military man, every one knows, is a
mere machine at best, and a machine created
for bloody purposes at that but a piece OF
machinery that fits any where is the greater
machine Of a political party-hence he was
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23
The Anniversary Meeting,

This important meeting, commencing on
Tuesday the ilth of May, will, without
doubt, be largely attended. The Anti-Sia-
very Standard contains the following:
The ANNUAL MEETING.-By the ADVERTISE
ment in this weeks paper, it will be observ-
ed, that the elegantand spacious Hall. known
as the Apollo Saloon, has been engaged for
the various meetings of the Society at its
annual meeting. The anniversary meeting
will be in the Tabernacle, on Tuesday morn
ing. In the afternoon Of tlat day, and on the
inGs will be held in the Apollo Saloon.
We are glad 10 learn from the Liberator
that Frederick Douglass was to sail from
England on the 4th inst, and will, no doubt,
be prt sent at the annual meeting. Our friends,
Messrs. Quincy, Garrison, PlllsbuGy, Phil
lips, the Fosters, and others from Massachu-
sets, are expected TO be at the meetings, as
well as the entire corps of lecturing agents
now laboring in this State, with, it is hoped,
a large representation from Central and
Western New York. Benjamin S. Jones,
]. w. Walker, and Samuel Brooke, will,
we trust, bring with them a large delegation
from Ohio. Philadelphia, and the neighbor-
ing counties. never fail to be well repre-
scented.
Exchange papers will oblige us by MOTTO
ing the time and place Of The meetings.
b. S. and J. L. Jones are now in Phha
delphia, and will attend. J.. w. Walker,
we are happy to announce, will also be there.
The meeting must be one of thrilling in
tefest.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23
Correction.

Last week we published a letter from n.
N. Selby, in which W. discovered a typo
graphical error too late for correction. The
error occurred in this sentence ~ think it
too late in the day for reformers to give a
willing support to a slaveholding, war-mak,
ing and neck-breaking government" The
error was in making him say 'law-making,'
instead of war-making.'
An error also occurred in the last article or
the I'd page, where morning was printed
I. warning
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23
FRIENDS EDIToRs:

a AhND NDAAOho
My heart burns with l~iveliest sympathy
with you, in the noble theme of emancipa-
ton; and though not personally acquainted
with you, yet | request The privilege, through
the Bugle, of giving a note of response to
those who ask my reasons for disfellowship-
ping the Disciples of W. | deem it my
duty, not only to myself and the truth, but
to Jesus Christ, for whose sake | have for
saken father and mother, brethren and friends.
have long been convinced that slavery
and wal are the blacklist of all sins, and the
"sum of all villanies, and consequently, en-
neeessitafe the participaiors in them are the
chief Of sinners.
After weighing all arguments, pro and con,
came 10 an irresistible conviction, that it is
the duty Of every Christian to come out from
among them, and renounce all fellowship
with the perpetrators of such gross inhuman-
lily. come TO this conclusion from a two.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23
Or. hOlOx SlaElers.

FRIENDS EDITORS -
Since my withdrawal from The Wesleyan
Church., aud identifying myself with the An
ti-Slavery Society, | have received quite a
number Of letters, many OF which | am ut
ierly unable TO answer for want Ct timr.-
Not a few Of them contain charges against
the American Soci,ty, which if the parties
DO not know to be false, they have been
grossly imposed upon. ! will, with your
permission, insert a part Of one letter, and
make such remarks upon it as | may deem
necessary. This will perhaps answer a bet
ter end, than a mere private letter could 10
each of the parties, as it will reach many
others who ARE laboring under similar i'm
iIeSsions.
Yours, &C.,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23
Pennsylvania, then held in a modified Slave.

Pennsylvania, then held in a modified Slave
~ created by recent laws.
That the clause does not relate to obliga-
ions growing out of contract 10 evident from
this, that elsewhere Cart. /. See. 10Y the
States are forbid to interfere win OF annul
contracts. To interpret this clause as rela-
ling 10 contracts would make il mere repeli-
ton and superfluous.
Judged, then, by the usage Of 1888, the
term SHIELD TO service and labor" does aptly
describe the condition Of a slave, and is the
phraseology usually employed for that pur-
pose. This is our answer to Mr.. Spooner
on this point.
Lastly, " under the laws thereof" Mr..
Spooner says this implies constitutional laws.
He is right. We shall discuss this under
our last division.
W. p.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23

In our last articlc-'I II is ludicrous to say
OF the legislation Of thirteen States, all Of
which had held slaves till within seven years,
and twelve Of which still hold them," should
sead, ''still held Them ,"-meaning in 1857
as all then held slaves but Massachusetts,.
Again: ''FheEe never was a Slate which
took account Of aliens" Sc. should read
stock any special account" &c.-w. P.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23
ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE
SALEM, APRIL 80, 1917.

81 love agitation when there is cause for 1t
the alarm bell which %startles the inhabi-
tants of a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their beds."-Edmund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23

G5-Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23
Change of Address.

j. w. Walkers address is Leesville,
Carroll county, Ohio.
c. w. LEFFINGwELL's address is Raven
ma, Portage county, Ohio. Liberator please
notice.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23

breadth Of the land. From such a fate may
God save us as individuals, as communities,
as a nation my soul says Amen, and A.
men!
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23

The WESTERN A.. S. FAIR.-Last week
we added the name of Susanna L. Donaldson
of New Richmond to the Call. This week We
add the name of Rebecca S. Thomas of
Marlborough.
We receive much encouragement in regard
to this enterprise from many different quar-
tiers, and we hope that no neighborhOod will
neglect 10 send its contributions,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-23
Corrections.

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