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Z frssnrrft y Y -Dhlaei TO 'nllfH 10 To '."s's
n ttosa Of Land lying unimp'"VHd on Long
f.iaad a.
The Rpsfd II Agriculture sni ~snhets "' ,h" An,efi
"a. Inriuia and FARMERS Club WH afs inFli'f ="
.,sna the Convention 81 o. senrn'i. se 'rnH"'"i 10 -
a, tta so,th garfg Brook So "Wednesday nn n"e nh
.,gsst 81 "a n rnrE whafas usia ri ra VIII p" f-fif
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BENJAMIN MOONEY. Aacaooee1.

BENJAMIN MOONEY. Aucuoueer.
FANCY GOVD~, Gc.-By EDWAHD G CRAZY.
This dsv at 10 O'Clock, 81 tho store Ceds'-si near
Pearl. stars) large assortment Of breneh German
III gish and Am. ricsn Fancy Goods Steel Goods. bu
tons cOnssog OF sleel beads do bsg clasps hooss
and eyes horn side back ord dressing combs fancy bot
=. d. steel DO steel purse rnss snd assls god
pens &C Al.o Two iron safes io be cold on tns alb
WM W SHIRLEY. Aucrooser
CATAIOGTR SALE Of Croe ksry, 0lsa. China
u and Fancy Coos by J. NJ ~ BOorhI -Weonse
day Aug 4, 81 10 GcloeA, a. Tho store 20 JohnM nov
op-ning fuu Of fns snd com mon wsfs Ia
los for dssl~fs aad grocers 81 mon.ns eshiI Also,
900 doEsn glaze Innhers lamps, castor ooues sres'
ssis &c sale pOsiIis- auS us
BOOTS AND sHOEs At AUCTION.-Tussday
DAneus,5 ~ ., o'eiocs, ny L JOHNSON, o. mo store
Of "A 8ae ~ Pesris 800 cases hoots shoss orogsns
Sc comprising desirable assortment assPed 20 me sss
son. ytSl ,.s
Nm a JONks. Aaciivnvet
BOOTS AND sHOE~-By j. o. iN7EhsOLL
DCO siors IN P-nlst 90 edDesdsy Ausns GIc
o'cO,k ioo0 boots shOes and brogsns, sasDs rf
th- Soutt-rn Western ard ctIy trade
Also. S. cas-s nsn's prim- alp psgs-d sooss
Also. 50 c4sss msn's So. slippers and bassins
Also - men's and boys nip PeEsss n'ossns saz
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CHINESE

NOVEL ATTRACTION 10 evr-~4pence Of The gene
RI Nlai-ty % f-muf belonging 10 The
BIZ h-r Of Celestial Empire pfor % her depart
Tor Europe Shos Sal ION. s5l Bfosdv has been
expressly rngsgrd ID show public ne Ouiy Lsdy o. Al
ever lei walls u Canton AdntssiJn = cent? Chi.
dren u; cents " B-lce Cream AID Rrlreshm-1 saoor
tree ~ usual ifE lWis'
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MINIATURE ALnASfc......THIs DAY.
sUS. rlsY MooN FuiL sxA
Uses ~ SETS. - Morn 10 81 Even. a
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fcqnl Notice..

~ PIW-rANIE u AZ order 81 me surrogate ~ thc
curtv 90 New YORK notice a. hereby given 90 I'll Per
.,n. h.virs sirssesiruTHOMAs MARTIN. ate II he
CIV ~ New Ycft isc sssi. pfesert N" same with u"
voucher. harr,f 60 iha ca rihef At hs residence No fA
Adam. street IN tha City 81 Brcuslyn of before he an
iax ~ Falusry nest Dated New No,s ne - day of
August isif JOHN 81 FERRY. Executor
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WM " SHIRLEY, Aucuooser
~aTATnGUg sAlR Of Croe kery Glaze.
fashionable Clothing Stores.

fdsbionable Vlofbing otores.
pEvLINs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
cAsE cLoTHiss wssEssCss,
s. JOhn-st corner ~ fssssa, ~ y.
NNHERE livery DEsCRIPrlON Of gentsmsae
w Coats PsDo and Ntsts Can 10 fosnd 10 NO -reHs
slregy and sde 10 the very best and noS ssoionaS
sVe Also, ton y" 10 co p'sces ffe'I'. insn.s
..fs % order with /, on pls~ss I'D dispstfh
a. The Goa, YsDs and s-sI euisefs 81 hs e"s'hsu-
well saosn for thsr t~sio and e1psfsnes 20
thu every - guaranteed - 70 ~ ana snisn
Tam. exclusively cAsR; and pric-s Al vhoiese, ressi
OF D order u corr spnnd with ne cnk.e Sass LA
A. 40 s,gt I'LL be larssled ~ from - 70 SIS - -
cost he Old ~ sFi' p4sn ;, g. - in'vsands nSss
~ rssd proved ME ~ - i1-if SfdrIs -.
coahihg nsrrfciaisa AZ at 20 gar o. ne cni.oi
t.slrs DAnL pt.LiN
eli Suiseod 10 Saw s. johns cor - s..s.t
CASH TAILORING ESTAB..sBMEHT
ID al assortI1 81 Of obs, CsssmeFss ~
Ss,nss " "a ~tl be made 40 ~ or.sf ife nos ss'
.rrN,.e sly . fIT cash
csoise ana srasrsi .ssormert OF ssntlsr 90 tsrey
ire.. alec - usaiiy % haad sui EFF
SENTLEMEr's SUMMER WEAR.
nVksTOCk Of sessnasbie goods, con prisnS NE ssss'
~ aod mosis1ionsa- yirs IN the msrbe offered Tor
Inspection grser - hal The sane codes sovs
Which have ecilot ever, literal share Of psuopase sil
Ne reued 20 give satisfaction In The style scd ma&s on
g.riaeos Ia psHcaiJ se would commend 10 sns etsso-
doe u kose proved he Truth OF our seseronf
IN reference superior cut Of psnaloons we are So
blot fruish assofuness ~ Csss1nesss ana prl'
pnNs sud 10 Ihoss 10 u nshi ad airy esrueui
several highly approved ely 80 u SACHS
From he paftiralA susnr directed 70 Army sr1 No
W wors unfcrms are faushet 10 slct Conformity 70
resua01s ami have assays on hand soods 70 sns~ y
,he Requirements ~ all srsfes % The srrvice.
WN T. JENNINGS 4 CO prspers ard railcrs,
a2sisu 81 Brcs<vsy. n-fsesn ho,si
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THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT, no. 3

l'OMPRiSING ORIGINAL DE IONS of Country Resi-
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Every houslui der ought Ia furnish himself WIN ms
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PLAN he certainly cannot fell 10 receiys some good
IDEAS improve his srchi ortur.l These
are mineny practical and Will embrace designs ads pied
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and spechcaiJns given In At price t-o per
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usual charge for one. We cordially wish the work sUc
cess
Published monthly at 6 per annum Single Nos. 20 ca
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Amugemfnie.

1IIH RtVEi FAMILY beg g. srnounce n hsr
l Dsrors s1d Nisnds 'n '.f l'ft lhf ir~y nsF@ ~ss
- l.. mos Dn~fs Hose 90 r4Iu SUI @~ason -
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ca 90 mir r0ylaF hAirt DvrirsTfr nts,
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50 d camrIla Gallons fr no Fslt~sNis company,
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iyUff joan tFrON. Manage
CASTLE '.ARDEN.-Atrss. = eeeis-The
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ff0m~nstes snf The reffesans breeze en- 1 ed ~
The ssitsrs, render ~. IN d-.irah of sUuse
'n~nt Ia ne o. -Hefctt of Miss Glsfk- IL psDA1
kN ENiNo. AlEust3 Ne EutertAnIr-uis viii commence
with the Overture to John % PAS" ~ ne orch
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IN The Of the prce 0fsnd Pas a. Trni. ~ nc
Misses Wells I1tefnission 81 haf ~ hour Or prornen-
.de ri estmcnf ard gi-w u sgreb rause Of Cos
no amss W.. z. stssuss' bg he ch-stsa- Duo
Conceflanic Viola and a1o forte Hessrs Mans md
LOter The whole - coUcl1t. wlth bAmbaox leg
Doors open a. 81 p,ihrass commencesA oci c. aus
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AATk WANT families 10 member he place 10 get me
w hest servart capabl- f0r the city country OF =
FERRE ~ 3l4 Broadway, next 20 the Golsic Hail.
Nd 4f.sF
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BELOW.

Ship Minerva Brown from Msrsees. to Chamber
ain & Phelps.
ship Scion, from Europe with passengers.
Bark Nsrrsgsnsett from Havrc June y. Also. bark
unknown
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I,oaI-I en- daily fhrhsrslue tho h@H alsiN q"
I ,v,s'b O,.basd Goal eni NJ deliver a. i'a ~ u~
i,s p,,ra. ~ cash only. VIZ large fpiti Stove -
pSs q, frpap he hpss sni q rens 40 --A''
from ne Is''' '''" FErER CLiNrDS.
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lrrfiou Hdlss.

JOSIAH kCBARps, Aaes,ooeer.
10y BANGS, HiCHAHps a. PLATr-stor- Ht
ueDts for AurGsOu sal~s
F0RrY sIxra NLw.YoRx TRADE SALE.
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NAANTED-Two young ladies'. sisters well qualified
w 10 teach In the common aud ornamental branches OF
education and mathematics, wish stuaons ~ teacher. Ia
The ssm- schoo-~culd be preferred In this civ. The
beat OF reference given Address Teachers boz 80 post
oare aus 3V-oi'
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E1S WILL BE PAID 10 the person who wi pro-
- y tO me subscriber ace ~ rnglpeef 10 run
locomotive one II ih- railroads starting hom New
York placs place engineer 90 hnsrd Of
steamboat He lately employed -oRinre' and ms
cinist In fscoy 10 n the staes of wEDf and,
ard has general kn1v lodge - fiezm engineering Al
dress ~ Trbuue of - Stating real usme and when aud
where an nt-rvieW Can bo had. sC5 n
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AaTANTHn-At DR.. Trails Wafer Cure EstHbishment,
w IS Laghtst American English, or German young
,yofsn As chambsrmsd snd bath auen ant To an &C
live and faithful hsnd, gooi wages will be given vim
nar sIuAfiuu. huo II
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DARTNKR WANTkD-Any p~rs0n having from
$4,000 10 - On and disposed 90 invest The IN Tie
Manufacture Of ~ article II everyday may hesr Vt
opportunity bv addressing ~ hi. ofCe. The advertiser IL
practically acquainted with both ih- smut and sale
give aud vii expect The M lt ioube estimo-
ufaIs OF p-rsOnal character aus SIS
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BrD.BU3 POISON.

tErATsON's iufs ihl- Bed Bug aud Cockfosch Poison
W Tbs pcr-uc- proves MS prr oafAnn Ia
be he most rhsciua destroyer and hsnsh@f " briblss
and cock foseh.s ever discovered II needs but
prcstop L, satisfy hs most icreiuou. % ts wOu1rfl
snd nme tate elects Price q. Sold. wholesale AID
r.t.i Al the ruth~cades Han 81 Csfhafines gT6 OrAn
gYlfon-st Er,,kIvn as lmepi
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ny \. COLrON, Aae.lon aod Commfssos ser
- chsnt-s.i-s Routa SIS Broadway, Goshic Hal. hsv
ing re named large rooms 70 aov pre-
pared receive ali tDds % Cabinet b1rninre, prs
Goods. Csrpss 1nd Ho1sesseping articles OF every de-
pon. consignment Tor privse sae OF saeuoa sns
70 make settlements uiib die usasl promPtns" ne WI
also buy pr-fcrred Outdoor ssles In sny psf' o. us
city attended, A. usual
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Pscket.hip Isaac Wright new Liverpool, Prince
Albert London
Brig Clinton Savannah. and others Wiud-WEW.
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DANBARS . sos. A~rrhsa. Tailor.
/. .... lnII !. ! rr-s- ~ h.-l-sL Ll.lIru.i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-03

~, DHI,stI -r--A sf'i SO. f,vs .,e,s 'l.,,-s
in oas ~ N. r'iaeips mo- go ~ - hh
,.a,i,.d h es.h ard N. slsnes " go sesaiH
a., "a ali u.Asss o. sefss vftssT ISL ~ra"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03
British American Institute.

The undersigned, as the Executive Com
mite of the above Institution, in Dawn, Ca
NADIA West, take pleasure in making known
to the public its progress and prospects.
Its benevolent design is extensively known
to well-informed Anti-Slavery people, which
is to favor with the blessing of education, es-
p~ecially, though not exclusively, the colored
population of Canada upon the Industrial or
Manual Labor System. The public mind is
too well enlightened to require from us any
special pleading as to the necessity or utility
Of this system.
The Institution is admirably located, at the
head of navigation, on the Sydenham river,
thirteen miles from its junction with the wa
tiers of the st. Clair, in the midst of a remark
ably fertile district of country, sixty miles
north by east from Detroit, which is the most
prominent crossing place for colored emigra-
ton to Canada on the Continent.
In this section of Canada, within one days
travel of the Institutions, there are not less
than four thousand colored people, with few
exceptions refugees from Slavery.
The Institution has attached TO IL three hun-
dred acres of first quality land, held by trus-
tees, the original cost of which was eleven
hundred dollars, when purchased five years
ago, but with buildings erected, and improve
ments made, is now worth as many thousands.
Number Of acres cleared, nearly one hundred
buildings erected, seven.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03
A Patriot and q Christian.

At a large assemblage of the people of
Nashville, (Tenn.) for the purpose Of pre-
senting a flag to the new Regiment of Volun-
teers about TO depart for Mexico, the Rev. c.
d. Elliot, in an appropriate speech, gave ut
terance to the following sentiments, alike
honorable to him as a Patriot and a Chris
tian:
"How can an American look upon the
scene and not exultl Before me are brave
men, ready and willing to dare anything-to
die-for the honor Of their country. Around
me are the fair daughters of Tennessee, with
their smiles and benedietions, eager to cheer
and bless their noble countrymen. Thus il
should be, and while it is thus, our country
can but remain free, prosperous and happy.
| will make to you one remark make it as
a minister of the religion Of your county
Whatever the future historian will write il
regard to this war, he will certainly write in
connection with il, one of the brightest pages
written in our history, or in the history Of any
nation enlightened by the sun. 1t will bG
this-bJore each battle IRE hare said to our i'm
pLaeGbh foe, 'gire US peace IN The momen
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03

The subscriber, having labored successful
ly for eleven years past among the Refugee
Slaves in Canada West, promoting their in
tellectual and moral elevation, as we'll as
physical comfort, would tender his sincere
thanks to all who have assisted him in his
humane and Christian enterprise.
At present, the Refugees and their children
in Canada, number about Twenty thousand,
and are rapidly increasing. 1t is due to him
self to say, that his cause stands entirely
aloof from any sectarian or party considera-
tions, and is going forward under the auspi-
ces of Christian Philanthropy the therefore
comes with confidence to the friends Of hu.
manity, in ques, of help, to enable him ,o
persevere to a happy consummation of his be-
n~evolen, work.
1t being more blessed to give than to re
| ~ceive," he would cheerfully accord to every
true friend of the injured African race, the
greater blessedness of the cheerful giver.
OF The friends of the Manual Labor In
~stitule, at Dawn Mills, Canada West, will
please address their communications TO Geo
Cary, the Principal Teacher and Secretary.
HIRAM WILSON.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03
GrThe Lexington (Ky.) Reporter, noti-

6rThe Lexington (Ky.) Reporter, noti-
cling the speech Of Mr.. Wilmot, Of Pa, re-
Gently delivered, says:-
ssHis views, under this state Of the case,
acquire an importance to which the mere
ability Of the man would scarce entitle them.
We give this extract now, not that we really
attach any high degree of importance to these
empty manifestoes of Northern democrats,
since they uniformly belle them when The screD
of Southern supremacy is applied, but to show
the feelings, as they exist, Of a large portion
of the Northern democrats under the strange
state of things to which they have been for
ced to give their adhesion"
The words in italics will be noted.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03

IF victory, before The echo Of our cdnnons died
dwdy, the sdme-'giue as peace No man
doubis but this gGer has been made in sincerity.
This is seeking peace, and pursuing IT, and
hence IS JuyiHing The command Of God and
my faith is that no individual-no nation
obeying The command Of God, can fail Of sue
cess in the end. We now entreat you all,
when far away in a hostile country, also 10
have respect for the pTecepts and commands
Of our holy religion. From many a conse-
Grated home, and from maty pious ministers,
will ascend daily ardent prayers that God
may protect and bless you all. q
"And now in conclusion, we, as minister
Of the religion of your county, with a heart
free 10 The deed and full of its solemn import,
do invoke The blessing Of the God of WASH
ington upon your Colonel-upon you ALL
Should any fall, may He be nigh, in the great
Redeemer, TO save and if His will, may you
all be restored to your happy hcmes and low
ing friends and families"
The Tribune copies the foregoing, gives
it the more appropriate heading Of
Cut-thrOat Piely,
and adds;-
elf a crew Of pirates were to break into a
quiet dwelling at midnight, demanding half
Of the moveables as compensation for the trou-
Bile and hazard Of getting in and in lively
gratitude Tor their perfect willingness to 60
out again, and were TO pursue the inmates
from room to room, shouting, Stabbing and yell
ing, Give us Peace = we have no doubt but
they could find some SANCTIMONlOUS
SCOUNDREL to glorify their pacific pur-
pose and invoke Gods blessing on their pur-
pose-for consideration"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03

PosTPoNED.-The case of DriskelI against
Parrish, in the Circuit Court, has been con-
tinued to the nextterm. The suit, as the pub
lie will recollect, was one brought to recover
damages for harboring escaped slaves, know
ing them to be such, and it has excited con-
siderable interest. Al the last term of the
Court the Jury was unable to agree upon a
verdict Columbus Journal.
This, it will be remembered, is a case SIM
liar to that Of Van Zandt.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03
Rev. ]. N. Mafht AGAIN.

This man is lecturing in the churches Of
Louisville, KY, in favor of the war! For
tvenfy ,fre-eents, he proves it right and well
pleasing in the sight Of Heaven TO stuff Pro-
iestantism into a Roman Catholic with ths
point of a bayonet. While such wolves In
sleeps clothing administer in holy things Is
it any wonder that the Membership OF the
church is lsssening True Democrat
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, is47.

Da,pn Mia, Canada West, Oct. d, 1877.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03

OF TrRMs:-$l,50 per annum, or Sl,16
Invariably required) If not paid within six
months Of the time Of subscribing.
or No subscription received for less than
six months.
ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03

JAMES T. WOODBURY., Esq, brother of
Hon. Levi Woodbury., when delivering lee
lures on the subject Of Slavery, not unfre-
quently adverts TO the circumstance which,
first drew his attention to the subject. Du-
ring his stay in the capital of the United
States, he had a wish to visit the tomb of
Washington. He was attended by an aged
negro, whose business it has been for many
years, to guide travellers to that .consecrated
spot. This old man was formerly the slave
Of General Washington. MIR. Woodbury. ask
ed him if he had any children.
81 have had a large family" he replied.
Sand are they ~living!" inquired the gen.
tleman.
The voice of the aged father tremhled with
emotion, and the tears started to his eyes, as
he answered:
II dom, know whether they are alive or
dead. They were all sold away from me;--
and | don't know what became of them. l
am alone in the world-without a child to
bring me a cup of water in my old age"
Mr.. Woodbury. looked on the infrm and
solitary being with feelings of deep compass
sion. .
"And this" thought he, sis the fate Of
slaves, even when owned by so good a man
as General Washington! Who wouh not be
an abolitionist!"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-12-03

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