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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-05
The War.

But We go farther back TO inquire after the
origin of this war, and the wrong out of which
ii sprang. When, som twenty years ago,
Mexico rose in her might, and burst the shack
les of Spanish tyranny, and established her
self on Republican principles, we hailed the
event with joyful acclamations, and cheerful
ly extended to her the right hand Of fellow
ship. With a view, doubtless, to national
benefit from our superior knowledge, and the
hope of strengthening the bonds OF amily be-
tween the two governments, this new Repnb-
lie held out inducements to citizens OF the
United States to migrate thither, and settle
upon her lands. The rush from our Southern
States was overwhelming. Soon, in a large
Province lying contiguous to our W coun-
uy, these Immigrants began to sway an ex-
t~ensive influence. Symptoms of dissalisiaG,
ton with the general government made their
appearance, and ere long the Province was
in a state OF revolt. We furnished her oil re-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-05
WHOLE NO. III.

we arrived as you know, at your house at
about 10 o'clock at night"
Such was the heroic conduct Of this Chris
tian mother in r~escuing her children from
Slavery. Had they been white children, res
cued from AIgerine slav cry, the fame of the
exploit would ring from one end of the land
to the other, and no praises bestowed upon it
would be deemed too extravagant.
saw the mother and daughters last July.
The former had obtained as much work as
she could do at excellent wages, and the lat
ter were at school learning to read and sew.
''Only think, Mr.. c." said the mother to me.
with tears of Joy and gratitude in her eyes
'Mary can already say her a, b, abs, and yes
terday she hemmed a handkerchief RICH
smart" May the God of the widow, of tn
fatherIess and the oppressed ever bless them
G.. ID. G..
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-05

OF TERMs:--$i,5O per annum, or $40
(inrariaJiy required) ifnotpaid within Six
months ofthe time ofsubscribirg.
OF No subscription received for less than
six months.
ADVERTISEMENT making less than a square
inserted three times for rs cents:-one
square 81.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-05

or MI remiiiances TO be made, and oil letters
relating 10 the pecuniGry affairs ct the paper,
TO be addressed (post paid 10 me GeneraI
.agent. Communications intendedJoT instT-
lion 10 be addressed 10 The Editors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-05
SALEM, OHIO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1917.

viewsl Would to Heaven there were grounds
for thinking so. But successive develop
ments of the diaboliral scheme, made by the
progress Of events, demonstrate the reverse.
In connection with exhibitions already made
| would ask-For what was our army thrust
upon that disputed territory lying along the
Rio Grande, and placed in an attitude OF men
ace to a peaceful city on the other side, be-
fore a respectful effort for an amicable ADJUST
ment of claims had been made! Whence
the indecorous haste Of the Executive, aiteT
the first collision of our troops with those OF
Mexico, to proclaim officially a state OF war
between the two Republics, introduced by a
hostile act of the latter power upon our SOIL,
and the correspondent demand for men and
money to prosecute the strife For what is
that threatening of mortal resistance to the
Wilmot Proviso, which booms upon our ears
from all the South? Why is it that a major.
iry of the officers in the army Of invasion ris'
ing in magnitude from the lowest to the high
est ranks have been selected from the chival
ry Of the slave States! The president ha!
,,x-,.,.l Cr.r, Tho froa StntaS
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-05
Some Of Slayery,S DOingS.

1S'HN NN
Rev. Mr.. Forsyth, a Presbyterian minister
of Kentucky, held as his slave, the wife of a
Mr.. Penny Of Ohio. llr. p. went for his
wife, obtained her, and started for home on
Saturday evening, having with him also
another woman and two men. On Sabbath
morning, the minister, Forsyth, discovered
the loss Of two of his slaves, rode two miles
and started a man in pursuit, and went home
TO his pulpit lcoors. The pursuers overlook
Penny and his company at a ferry, where.a
fight ensued with pistols and clubs, but the
f~ugitives defended themselves and got clear.
Mr.. Forsyth, having preached and made his
last prayer, started of in hot haste, Sabbath
Afternoon, but found on getting to the ferry,
that his property had gone to Ohio. Mr..
Forsyth consoIed the man whom he sent in
pursuit, and who got wounded in the %scutfie,
by saying that tive were not long for this
world, and that there would be no negro sfed-
linz in tie nert."
We condense the above facts from a long
article in the Watchman Of the Nalley.-Li-
6erfy Standard.
A FIGHTING PARsoN.-Itis a we'll known
fact, that many of the Southern Methodist
parsons are members of the church militant
as well as the church triumphant. 1t is said
that a Methodist minister was captain of a
company in one of the Mississippi regiments.
Just before the battle of Buena Vista COM
meuced, and whilst the troops were forming,
he delivered the following pithy prayer, at
the head of his company True Dem.
"Be with us this day in the conflict, oh
Lord We are few and the enemy are ma
ny BE with us as Thou vast with Joshua,
when he went down fiom Gilgal to Bethhotr
: and Aialon, TO smile the Amorltes. We do
not ask Thee for the sun and moon to stand
still, but grant US plenty of powder, plenty
c of daylight, and no towards. Take old
n Rough and Ready under Thy special charge
Amen. Company, by the right flank quicl
step ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ His company
it is said, performed wonders on the field tina
to day."
r. OF A Virginian officer writes home from
lg California, that the country is poor and use
is less, and that no peace should be made WIZ
IS Mexico, unless she will agree to take bach
c. all the territory We have conquered OF her, IN
cndinS Texas.
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flrSt 90 90
Captains, 40
OF the higher appointments have not been
able TO obtain an exact ratio. But thus much
| know, the officers highest in command as
Scott, Taylor, Butler, Pillow &C., are south
erners. Whence this inequality Are there
less talent, energy, power of endurance, cou-
rage and patriotism at the North appeal
to our conflicts with Great Britain in by-gone
days for an answer. Besides, are the rank
and file Of our army called out in similar pro-
portions from the North and South : North
ern men, it seems are wanted to perform the
drudgery of the camp and fight the battles,
but southerners must command them and
reap both the emoluments and glory OF office.
And why is it that a man utterly destitute OF
civic merit is in favor with both political par
ties at the south as a candidate for the neXl
Presidencyl But desist. Surely we need
no farther evidence respecting the paternity
of this war. All its lineaments prove that i
is the offspring of those lusts which consti'
tute the spirit Of slaveholding.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-11-05

The New ~PRo-SLAvERY PAPER.-rhe
following resolution was adopted recently in
Darnwell district, s. c:
''Resolred, That with a view to unite and
rally the South in the defence of their Con-
stitutional rights, we approve of the plan to
establish, at the city of Washington, an or
gan independent of party, President-making
and Government patronage, having for It's
main design the defence Of those guarantees
which the constitution secures to the slave
| holding States Of this confedaacy."
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

WE PuBLlC viii please Ia Ike notice That haze
Il removed rom the Old Stand 10 the building
three doors below, f3rmcrly occupied by Mr.. How.
eli as Shoe Store.
Having just r. turned from tn, North I an, ,,,x
opening Il Iull aSsortmeut of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS
which cannot be surpassed ruuail, In o,aIitv Of
a'ei Ia ar W." nansblp, fo tie price, which
am deiCrh iried to sell lower for Cash, lhan the
same quality of Goods can be ~ ever were soJd 10,
IN PORTSMOUTH or Norfolk. My Stock consists. in
part, OF the following:
Coats OF all prices from G35Jt, CT, m
vests OF all Qualities, from ] 25n 400
Pants do do do S7,n On
Jackes-ShIr s. ni every Description Drnwcrs-
H"cks- Sca'fs-tiandkcro hitfr2Smrt Collars and
DoFohs Gum Suspenders, rom IS to so ceuts-in
rae every thing usually kcptfna C!utLn.r store
CUTLERY warranted to be Of first rate material
ana make IL consists in part 80 inIuwa. Pen
KNIVES from 81 RS. 10 81 50--Rnzors, of Roners,,
MAKE 81 ctS- To s 2o-ScissorS from IL To 80 cts.
nave also, in addition Ia the above !; ,,ood as
S"Ftment OF LEVI LRY, such Breast Pins Fin.
pies and Shields, Watch KEYS, St~ds, Sc. which
VIII s"I lower than tEcv can be had at gnv ntI,e-
place in these diggins '.
TO tie LADIES l would say, thar nav, ~, .xc.t
cent assortment OF EdginRs, rom To Il in vide.
Needles, assorted sharps Pins SPOOL Cotton III
r r| pest n'skc 700 yds: for s. IS sp6o; Thread;
rape Ladies' Hose, from To- TO 37l cts white
HllHd ana black Ladies' and Childrcu's Ne, Cans
Also an assortment of Chiidren's Socks and StorL
ings. 49, NN
The Gentlemen win please call and look AT so,os
NIoakS have, the prices OF which Tor the email
itv, VIII astOnsh them. 49,
have also beautiful lot nf CAPS n Ill =.
Scorpions, quality aud price, cheaper Than they
can be bought elsewhere in the town -
Sept 20 NJ NtIIES
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
YANKEE DOODLE.
To Tic People Of The United .Sta

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procured. They make parade of nants but
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AVVOOD'S
NON-CONDENSING AIR-rIGHTpAR.

NCN-COND ENSING AIR FIGHT PAR.
~ Lon STOVE.--Patented, March, 1915; and
received the SILVER MEDAL, at the State Fair,
at Auburn, Sept. Is, 1876
me AIR TIGHT PARLoR SrovE, with it's fine Goth.
ic carvings, is not only beautiful in the extreme.
nut tbs most perfect article Of the kind ever Offered
In market. IL differs materially from all %, her
stoves called air'ight,' in the Improvements of
the JOINTS aud the addition Of the Hot dir Chamber
me JOINTS at the corner constructed in such
peculiar manner as to insure them what thew pto-
less to be, dr'hgM. They have the usual protcc-
ton OF cement in the joints oE the castings and the
iurther and perfect security of quantity of cement
inserted between the juin's made by the castings
ana the inner joints at the stove rods.
one oil our customers dealing in these Stoves
saps, that on trial with them last winter a single
hre' built In the ordinary way, lasted three DAYS
and that he Will warrant all he sells to retain the
hre mat length of time without being disturbed
AZ the New York state Fair, at Auburn sept
10, 1916. We received the First Premium. \ SIT
vEH MEDAL. and. at the Rensselaer, County Fair
SePt.2l, 1910 the First Premium of FIVE DOL
OAKS or a SILVER MEDAL, Oh our NON. CON
DENSlNG AlBTIGHT PARLOR STOVE For
sac ny DANIEL s. CHERRY
nov " Under the Old dominion Office
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ROOKS just received and Tor sale at New York
- prices, by w. II. H. HODGES & co
The Expedition to Borneo of III. NJ S. Dido for
inc Suppression of Piracy with extracts from the
journal OF James Brooke, Esq, (now Agent for
the British Government in BOrneo ) by Cant Hen
ry Keppcl, X. N.--price 80 cts
The Modern British PIutarch or, Lives of Men
distinguished in the recent History of England
for their talents, virtues or achievements by Mr.
U. fayor, l.. L. D.--pricc 90 cents
treatise on Algebra, by Elias LOOMS, A. NJ.
Professor OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
Der of the Philosophical Society of the American
Academy OF Arts and Sciences. &c.
No. Statesmen of England
Nos 81, IS, 80 and 100 Pi torial Shakespeare
NO worse = Geographic Maps. Sup is
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A NNUALs AVID OTHER BOOKS ani,.

"A u J II "a y Ia
IN bic for Christmas and New, Years Pr.s-,.ts
Inc Ainaran'h -Fr.cndship's Offering
The May Flower
PoeTy OF Flowers and Flowers Of Poetry
Poets of Amerca-The Rose
HaiIcCk's Poems Poems of AmeI,,
Millions Poetical orks
Chile Harold
Myrtis, with other Etchinqs
Poctica Works OF Collins GRAY and Eo..,,.
Scars Ne@ Pictorial Libr- nv
Poetical Works of Miss IAndon
f9c'caI Works OF Rogers, Campbell, MontaolI}e-
ry, Lamb. and Kirk White
Hyacinth or Affections Gift
SOuthey's Poetical Works
BEAUTIFUL bound PRAYER Books
Bibles and Hymn Books together with orc,t
variety OF Juvenile Books for sale low bv 500
w. III. II. HODGES & CO.
beC ~ Crawford street
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BUFF'S
CONCENTRATED Compound SYRUp or
SARSAPARlLLA

N'OR the cure OF all diseases arising from an
y impure state Of the blood
Inc great popularity of Sarsaparilla, and lis 90.
tdbllshcd efficacy, render IL superuous to enter in
70 any encOmiut1 Of its virtues or adduce any evi
ntncc IN is favor. u is true that il has been here
loI?re subject to frequent changes Of reputation
owlng 20 ignorance OF the proper mode Of extract
ing IT'S virtues or to the inferior quality Of the root
u'cd. Hence also the iucticacy Of MANY prcpara.
u2ns OF u offered to the public. The procricior of
sns yrup can assert with confidence, thu is pre-
pared from ihc best materials yvitb tho 1879,
pnaTmaceutlcal care and accuracy and in the best
node to obtain the active principle in the most
Colsehustcd state, answering the dcsideraiurn of
the NEntC,t -, .9r rne TO- 7sie az
'"y Corner Of High and Middle SITS
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THE pIJ.I.S


A ND the o ly Pills, hat ca be recommended ard
IA warranted to be the true aud .,enuin" purely
Anti Dyspeptic Pills. Prepared by John Beck
with, M D.-each Blk bearing his trritten sigma
lure.
DR.. Dyou's Anti. Bilious Pills. row nut no in
New Style. the only Anti Bilious Pills that
can be recommended and ;varranted as the True
and Genuine Original Anti Billion Pills; MI 9th
ers winch have assumed this name arc Spurious
SoipnisuGa,ions or limitations OF the Original Anti
Bilious Pills of r. w Dvott, VI. u. Each box Of
which tearing his 'critten signature.
Both the above described Pills q re for sale only
at the Columbian College. No 1872 North Second
street, Philadelphia aud by such D. rsons as pur-
chase from +. w Dyott & Sons, at the above cs-
tabiishnIent
n. Il. ANY person pure asing either of the above
rms and after using them, according to the di-
rectons, and being dissatisfied with rhsir opera
ton, their money will be returned by applying at
the College as above.
For sale by CHAs. II. HEINITsH, Agent, and
e. SCHOoLfiELD y co, Portsmouth NJ. a.
nick, VIM Bronghou Norfolk. aud nv Drug
gists generally throughout the United states
HURRA FORTExAS!-Tbi is to inform
"A the Public Of Portsmouth, Gospvrt. Newtown,
ana the surrounding country, that ! m still at the
" OLD STAND" and Just az ready and wiling To
accommodate them, 5 was when | first com.
inenced and take tEis nethod of communicating
To lne1n my uuieIgncd thanks for the very liberal
patronage extended to me curing the past year
ana would solicit call from those who have called
before and particularly inform those who have not
yCt cali.d that CAN SUPPLY Many MORE.
snail for the succeeding year be equally AZ
prompt and punctual in my business as ! was last
I COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK.
4 CONSTANT SUPPLY Or
STOVES, If every Poriety and Pattern
always on hand, which, with every article in my
/ line are sold cheap for cash
DANIEL &. CHERRY
jan 2 Under The old Dominion Office.
FINE STOCK OF CLOTHING
! 'IIE Subscrl'cr wishes 20 1uforrn the community
= that he has just received, this morning a new
! lot oi Gouds follows
BACK C'o rock Coats, hes. une litv-- black IN.
siness Coats-Black Cashmere Pants- PILOT Cl,tb
coats and Pants--Bltck aud Fancy Satin vests
oh'ftS OF every deception, &c. &c-and th.v arc
nity. ' 'O''''''"
t,iv" us y call We will be glad to see YOU and
WI Ise or nt"io-t 10 do the thing which is right
wy '"'ds cannot b. surpassed in material or
wS"r Hn''nsup. They arc Just from Leon Bcrg's
Nh I's''" ntnuactorr, Phiiadclpiia aud src
made up IN the latest style, and ~ the Je order
- Cell AT the Portsmouth Arcade.
JAM l. NJ MILES
( LID BARLEY WBIsKEY.-2D bbls very
SUPERIOR just received By j. WILLS
4 NEW NOVEL, by G P. < Jarue.. Bcsn-
champ; or The ~r"-price 25 cents For
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SADDLERY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT AT THE EMPORIUM
PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE
EACTnDV

cry The Subscriber grateful for the
vi patronage heretofore so literally ex-
e<z- ~ se$s tended 90 him, would in this public
"a manner return his thanks for the
S~Ss same and inform them that he has
mace some valuable improvements in the ma nu-
iactnre oi BOOTS SHOES. His Stock of LEATfI.
Elk OF all kinds cannot be surpassed in this or any
othcr market Tor durability and beauty of finish
wh;ie ms Workmen are equal to, if not superior 10
the best. He trusts that vim his vnrl,
the public will GALL AGAIN
TWO rthree first rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes
wo"in ma immediate and constant IN yment
by applying soon.
The mostprompt attention given a. usual TO all
orders, and no disappointment. Recollect that the
money left IN his Establishment, is expended in the
Town and goes to the support of our Own me.
chanics, and tradesmen F. HOFFMAN,
Buffers New building, Crawford Street
H. a few BOARDERS will he tai ken by The
Suoscrl'er'b by the year, month or week, on mode.
! "'e 'c' THIS Dec
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eS- 1tceiretineS OrieSs mai. a sqport ;itt.,t Oh
advance
adVerts"ments ordvfcd in vhl "L'- orrwioe
week, will he charged 80, crnts ne, so,a-.i ,r tn
brst insertion, ana 30 cnts tDr each subsequen
insertion.
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rTNHIRD FALL SUPPLY hv ,be A. n

'NitlRD FALL SUPPLY by the Ann d
4 just received and for sale at he New Y,r;,
third Fail supply of BOOTS AND SHOES by the
Ann ID, which we offer upon as advant la eous terms
as can be found at any other store, and in MANY
The price and quality without competition in
Norfolk W '''' >"
BY the schr Mary Jane, we ar" opening this dov
an extensive assoT tment ct Grntiencn's Mems
Hoy'- aud Youths heavy tail Boots purchased ,or
cash at the large sales in Boston aud New York To
which we invite he attention Of dealers
.. cases MEMS lhIck Boots at < so the pair or
30 by the case, good as are generally sold nj
50 co. '0'" ~
10 cases Water Proof Boots of superior quality.
from 50 90 to 3 so. 'S'
10 ceses Double Stitch Brogans, very heavy and
at much less than former prices
J. II. GREGORY
Oct II -
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MISEELLSr EOtrS.
BLUE LAVA oRN MMrNrs

u I
have jus, ,ceivvd an"ther
EoSS assortment Of Blue Laws Pins,
Bracelets. Necklaces and Far
~ $40. Rings.
NFs\ SNs8 Also, Turquoise Pins. Brace
We ~ARS lets, Ea' Rrgs. Nee kaces
&R l. NMG4 and Fing Rings They are
M Xsr3 all the latest ,fylc If ia -hion.
~-~-s----=-.<s' l.'di"s invl call
an" in"ke Their sel"c ton, they VII q" of "a
speedily the others did Also in s,o,, fine la, Of
SILVER, She'll Bufa 20 and Brazilian Polka Combs.
The community generally are iuvitrd to call aud
see me 81 tue hest and most extensive stocks OF
WA \ HES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLA.
~ IKE, ancy and Miluary 1oods ever of
Tered IN the CITY, all of which shall hr sold ms low
ds,al any CITY Store. }. NJ FREEMAN
10 large assortment of Steel. Silver and Gold
Beads, Purse and Bag Clasps, Purse Aioun,inps.
~C'' at very low prlce-. Oct 30
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DURE OIL OF LEMON g. Pure RI
ter, Pure Cinnamon Water Oratgc ~.
or Water, ADD several kinds of FSsFNTFs
pared with great ctre expressly E,r tn -, is, q.
Festivals \ $50 on hand The Genuine C,oioenS Ma
.s' ", , hGy RUN IN i5ncy bottles Of all siz,s for
Vish street
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TERMS OF THE NEW ERA.

TERMS OF THE OLD DoMINloN, (wEEKLy)
One copy 50 per yearly Mail
BY the Carrier, So so
U~To be paid n advance
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A NENIAlS Gu Il FOR PILES BARNES
~ PILE LOTION. This Lotion has been used for
several years past, aud has universally given sats
aciion. Many pc, sous who have b,,7u afflicted
with this painful disease, and suffered for many
years under its Influence, have been cured in few
weeks oy the use OF this invaluable Lotion. Call
ant get pamphlet respecting it. The Genuine
Tor sale at the Drug Store Sign of the big Mortar.
Sepl5 CHAS II. HEINIrSH Agent
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DERFUMED FLESH BALLs.-Wc have
\ Just received urge supply of 5 WITS Gel
EBRATED CHALK BALLS by the dozen or sin.
gle. Swifps make the most celebrated and
more approved OF than any others by The ladies'
They also used as a Tooth Powder. rivinr
pearly wilderness to the teeth. The qennine for
sale at the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar
Aug 20 CHAS. FL HEINITSH, Agent