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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-24

two before in conversing with ne affirmed
himself to be (what he has been the known
and open advocate of for years. in favor of
the slaves asserting their liberties by force.
"Blood for blood" said this person, with a
terrible emphasis. This individual, at least,
filled the description Of the kind Of abolition
lists which d. say. they who are seeking the
overthrow of Slavery are unlike. Hence
my construction Of the article in question, is
very different from the one placed upon it by
the Buglc.
May | be INDUCED in making a further re-
mark. In Delaware-as elsewhere in the
Slave States, unless it is an exception to all
other Slave States-persons from sinister
motives have labored industfiously TO create
the impression that the Garrisonians and other
Abolitionists, but more especially the Garri-
sonians, are Just such Abolitionists as d. de-
clares them not to be.
The following Circular was some time
since issued by the Delaware ~Anti-Slavety
Society, and a response has been obtained
llOll q lew lilhlN huio III NhS ShtlS i'N1
to assist in carrying on Anti-Slavery opera
tons in Delaware; and if others would fol-
low their example, and supply the Society
with sufficient means TO do so, its active OPP
%erations will keep the question of Enanci
patton prominently before the minds of the
citizens of that State, with the hope Of ac-
complishing the object Of the Society at the
time of the meeting of the Legislature, one
year hence, viz the overthrow of Slavery
in that State. The Circular sufficiently ex-
plains itself; and as the object of the Socie-
iy is solely the overthrow of Slavery in Del
aware, Inference of opinion in regard to the
best means of carrying on the General Anti
Slavery operations elsewhere, need not pre-
vent any one from lending a helping hand TO
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Friends of the slave, fill up the list! Vol
unteers are needed! The exigencies Of the
cause demand them, and they must be had.
The Executive Committee need your imme-
date aid-will you give it? Fifty subscri-
bers to the folio wing plan are indispensable
there ought to be A HUNDRED, and would
be, if all who profess to love the slave would
do according to their ability. Send in your
names without delay.
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example Of emancipation there, though that
State be a small one, would speed the day of
emancipation in the other border States
Who will lend a helping hand1
Contributions TO the Delaware Anti-Slave-
ny Society, or subscription. for the Delaware
Abolitionist, may also be sent to the undor-
signed, Salem, Columbiana Co., Ohio.
SAMUEL BROOKE.
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Absence of the Editors.

d. S. g. ]. E. Jones left home on Saturday
last for the Southern part of the State, on a
lecturing tour. We hope the friends in the
regions they visit, will see that they have
good audiences, and aid them in getting from
place 10 place. We shall receive communi-
cations from them from week TO week during
their ABSENCE.
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ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
SALEM, DECEMBER 81, 1917.
TRUMAN CASE.

81 love agitation when there is cause for
alarm bell which %startles the inhabi-
tants of a city, saves them from being burned
in their bed ."-Edmund BurLe.
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OF Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
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came to Randolph for protection. Through
the Messts. Mitchclls g. Co.'s, this place has
obtained a name in the public prints, Ii is
situated at The junction Of the Kanawha with
the Ohio.
Yours, &c.
uDtrNAN EACE
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A Promise.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
pay to the Elk. Committee of the Western A.
S. Society, SO for the support Of the Bugle
against the LIST of April 1918; with the un-
Outstanding that in consideration thereof we
are entitled to ten copies of said paper for one
year, to be sent without further charge to
such persons as we may direct, provided they
are applied for before the LIST of July, 1913.
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Publishing Agsnf.

p. S. Those subscribers who were in ar
rears for more than six months subscription,
and have not complied with the terms Of the
published Notice." must expect 10 pay at
the rate Of $1,75 per year. J. b.
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ing to make a trifing sacrifice TO sustain il,
will double his W subscription and endea-
vor to persuade his neighbors 10 subscribe
we take back the expression-it is no sacri-
fee to you, for you will receive not less than
the full worth of your money and at the same
time be aiding in The promotion of q good
cause,
! fyou are not willing to become one Of the
fifty, or the hundred TO advance your $40,
exer, yourselves to get one, two, or more sub
s~cribers-make US a New Years gift Of five
hundred! you can if you will.
JAMES DARNADY,
1reni
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1 Isaac TrescoH, Salem,
. I'm. LighyoOt,
3 jas. BdrnaJy,
4 Benz. s. Jones,
s J. Elizabeth Jones',
6 Lot Holmes, Columbiana,
T. Elwood Vickers, New Garden.
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CIRCULAR.

From The DeEaware .4nti- Sldrery Society 10 all
the Benerolent Uherersr Mis may Come.
BHrrHREs g. SISTERS -
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fS,or, ;u m, Ofd F,fio,rs' HoIl

(Sfore ia the Odd FtN0fcs Nal, In arest,)
IMPORTER and dealer IN china glass and pueenswar,
has received within the hast icw weeks by the ship
Louisa Milo Wakona, and Scotia, from Liverpool, &c
Isrg,, resentment of goods; among which are
Banded and white China dinner SETS and detached piece
India China
Banded China supper set
Beautiful French and English China tea sets, and de
tached pieces
Flowing blue hong iron sone white granite, white en-
amee: blue dinner and tea sets, and detached
pieces; punch bowls
Beautiful lowing blue hong Ivanhoe white granite, blue
ninaret toilet sets, ewcrs and basins, aud detacheC
Beautiful and ow-prced vases, alunet holders
roca copoccrs, ffubaskcts, bowls, cske-bsskes Co
logne-botles, Nc.
Cut and pressed glass tmbers, wines, shsmpagne hook
caret and Roman punch glasses
Cut plain and colorrd dcsers OF them very rich
Cut and plain waiefbottis hngsfbowiS, wine-cooleIS
hoat bowls, Nc.
Rich and plain casiors cut and plain bottles for do.
large assortment ol solar lamps from the ceebaied man
uiaciurers Hooper Co, Boston, and Cornelius Co
Philadelphia
Girandoe-, hnl lamps lanterns, side and swinging lamps
Britannia coffee and sets and detached pieces very low
Table and tea spoons, nrnr, higgins, No.
Lamps, candestlcks, mugs, and covered pitchers
Knives and forks walters IA sets and detached
Looking glasses
Chmpeys, cut and plain globes for lamps
Stone wsrc ~ factory prices
Common ware la asge quantities. suitable for countr
trade which | will pack al Baltimore prices.
Getting goods from the rst sources. sell them
low they he purchased IN the country Therefore
request my friends and the public. 10 cal and examine
stock.
NJ b. An extensive assortment of and toys, which
VIII sell low by the dozen.
Nov 2l--3nw1wf G. =. FOWLER,
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UNIVERSITY Of New YorIt--The lectures in this in
~ stituton will commence the last Monday of October
Valentine Mott, M. d. professor of the principles and
operations Of surgery, with surgical and pathological
John Revere NJ D., professor of the theory and practice
Granville Sharp Pattison NJ d. professor of general and
Martyr Paine, NJ d., professor of the institutes of medi
cine and materia medoa.
Cunning S. Bedford, NJ d. professor of midwifery and
the diseases of women and children.
John William Draper, M. d., professor of chemistry
VIM ii. Van Buren,, NJ d., prosecor to professor of
VIM Darling M. d., demonstration of anatomy.
The fees for foil course ofecures amount to sos The
may be disposed and pay only for the lectures for which
he enters The fee for the diploma Is $50 The matrcu-
aton Zee is So The fee for admission to the dssectng
rooms and demonstrations is 50.
The most ample opportunities for clinical instruction
facilities for dissection will be all that can be desired The
naterid is abundant and cheap, The dissectng rooms
The New York Hospital, fifteen minutes walk from the
College Buildings, is visited daily and the students have
an opportunity OF studying the various medical and srg
cal diseases OF that institution.
The Eye and Ear Ininnary, in which more than 400
patients prescribed for annually, open to the students
The University Surgical Cnique is attended every SAT-
uray the college buildings by Professor Mott, and the
university students witness the varous operations perform
ed by the professor More than 600 patients affected with
every variety malady brought before the class du
The University Lyng-in Charity, under the charge OF
Professor Bedford, is ample in its arrangements During
five sessions than 200 cases OF midwifery
have been attended by the students OF the university
In addition these inciiites for clinical observation
there the various dspensare and charities OF the city,
containing less than 10000 patients presenting every
possible aspect and character of disease
Excellent board and lodging can De had IN ho V'cn
The number of students in attendance last session was
s and the degree o. Doctor Of Medicine was conferred On
NJ b. Studenls arriving the city, by calling at the
college building $50 Broadway and asking for the lanitor
will be conducted to boarding houses.
Amy further information respecting the institution can be
had by addressing the Secretary, Professor Draper, oo9
Broadway. BY order - -. = =. .
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T'HE undersigned have associated Tor the purpose Of
acting business as general agents. in the city OF Wash
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They win attend to the purchase and sale of real estate
generally IN all parts of the United States;
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Agency for Claim. at washington.
April 23ly

(NtAtIttS DE SEiDINts, Notary Public Conveyancer,
~ and General Agent No IL, Todd's Buildings, Pennsy
vania avenue Washington, d. c. offers his for the
prosecution OF claims before Congress any Of the
tive departments before any board of commissioners thai
are may be appointed for the adjustment of spoation-,
collecting private claims and procuring pensions,
whether revolution any other servce bounty lands for
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paper that may be required.
Charges will be moderate, and regulated by the
claimed and the extent of service required.
Communications (post paid) will receive immediate
tention
He has the honor refer to the Navy Department and
the several bureaus connected with IT, comptroles and
ditors Offices of the Treasury Department, aud tie senior
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New Haven, Conn; NJ Judson esq, New Orleans; Hon
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July l6-law1y

rJNIIE Dadem The Evergreen The Floral Offering
Gems of Beauty; Parlor Scrap Book Finden's Beau
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GENERAL AGENCY.

TNE undersigned, late doorkeeper of the House of Rep
Il resentaves of the United States and long clerk in
the departments Washington has resumed the business of
general for claimants upon the several Departments of
the United States well applicants for relief from the
Congress of the United States. The undersigned has
other business but that OF agent and therefore attend
his duties with prompness Having been one of tn, most
successful agents at the metropolis heretofore and being
generally known claimants, and gentlemen Of standing
in the various States he deems unnecessary put
alogue of names TO his card. Information in relation any
description of claims communicated to applicants upon
their remng retaining free of five dollars, and pay
postage. reasonable charge will be made in where
large claims substantiaed and collected.
N. b. Titles real in the city examined and real
estate rented, exchanged, and sold.
Office directly opposite the Treasury of the United States
Oct. IS m j. T.. DOW.
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These ships all of the largest class, and are command
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FIELDEN, BROTHERS, IL CO., Liverpool.
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CTATUTEs Mt large, and Treaties of the United
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Nopcmbe term, 1876, Of Charles county court, sitting
court Of Equity.
Patsey Y Brawner against Maria G. Brawner, Iephenifh
Brawner, John Brnwner, Theophlus Brawner, Jane
Snowdcn Ann Brawner, and Priscilla Brawner.
TINE object or this suit procure n decree for
J. the sale of certain tract OF land, lying in Charles
county The bill states that certain William Brawner,
died, ntestae and without ISSUE possessed ol certain
of land lying in the county aforesaid That the sad
William .Brawner, deceased, indebted said Patsey
Brawuer in the of eight hundred dollars and that
the personal of said deceased insufficient Tor the
payment OF his debts and prays sale OF said land And
that all the above defendants, except Maria o. Bawner,
residents of the State of Maryland.
II is thereupon ordered that the compainant by causing
copy OF this order to be inserted IN some newspaper pub
ished i'm the District Columbia week each OF
three successive weeks before the first Monday OF February
give notice said absent defendants oil the object ana
substance of this BILL and them To appear IN this
court either person by solicitor, on or before the hrsi
Monday of June to answer the premises and to show
prayed PETER W.. cfSAM-
True copv-testi
w Mirourrd Clerk of Charles county court.
Dec 3i-Iaw3wcp
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Mrs. Hcss.'s supporters.

rEESE Invaluable supporters FOR sale by McClery
Clements, druggiss corner o ith street and Pennsyl
vana avenue whom the genuine only be obtained
The value OF this instrument; Is too well known 10 the med
cal faculty and ladies require heightened staieent
they have been In many years, Attending the create
relief and comfort. Testimonials aud books gratis, b,
obtained above from of the phys
common, 81
CAurIoN-Bc thai each instrument contain
directions, with her signature. other gena
inc. Mrs SARAH BELTS,
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Removal Of the United states Agency and NotarinI
Office.

lTlE subscriber has removed his Office from street,
the small office which has Just been erected Sepenh
street, ttco doors ADORE tie Post O@ee where he will
nue TO agent for PENSIONS PATENTS lands contracts
and claims of every description
Being notary public, and Commissioners of deeds Ne,
for the States OF Virgna, Illinois, and Alabama, he will
attend in any part of the District of Columbia when his
services required
Within the past years this Office has been favored
with good share OF patronage; many claims lave been
adyantageousiy settled and large number in
progress.
CLAIMANTS in all parts of the United States may consider
this permanent AGENCY and may confidently intrust
10 it business that requires agent attorney at the
seat Of government
Persons making inquiries which require visits and
nations at the departments win please enclose small
reaining fee emuneate for loss of and correspond
ence.
/ All letters must be postage paid.
EDMUND L. BROWN,
Attorney and Agent for Claims,
Notary, Commissioners &c.
WASHINGTON CITY, July s, 1876
IuIv :;taVc
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rTuIE Mutual Life Insurance Company New York,

TUE Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York,
No So Wall street.Net amount of accumulated pre-
mus invested in mortgages and New York State and city
stocks $292,0
This company is organized the purely mutual prnci-
pie and its business restricted by the charter the in
OF lives and granting annuifes and endowments,
and ranks among the strongest and safest institutions in
this country The whole of the profits the benefit
of the policyholers An and prosperous bust
promises large dividends the first division Of profits
the LIST February, l3fS, and persons nsurng will
share in these profits if they survive that period
The premiums paid annually, semi-annualy, or
quarterly, desired and low any American
pany and lower than the English, with participation in
tho profits. Polcyhoers secured by investments in
bonds and mortgages real in the city of New York
and Brooklyn worth double the amount loaned thereon and
in stocks of the State and city of New York.
The transactions of this company the cash prnc
pie Consequently the survivors of parties ins,ring with il
viii be subjected the heavy drawback ofaccuulaed
premium notes. reducing the benefit OF the
small pittance.
Persons may effect insurance their own lives and the
lives Of others. married insure the life of
her usbad, which will her sole and that OF
her children
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles of mutual life in
unnce and illustrating its advantages, with forms of APP
picaton, may be obtained the office OF the agent OF the
AZ the Nv OF WashinptOn.