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JAMES Il. HALL, Manufacturcr of Russia

4 AN ES 81. Ill LII, Manufacturer of Russia
- and American Sheet Iron, Brass Tin Zinc
&c. &C, respectfully insortns mis- friends and the
Iublic generally, that he is now prepared to exc.
cute all orders In any OF the above branches wifi,
hehtness and despatch He has lust received -
supply OF Roofing Fin, and Russia and American
Saeet Iron. Persons who may want Roofs or Gnt
scr5 laid Stove Pipes, &c, will please rive him .
calI, as he Is satisfied that he can and will do
Any work ia his liuc Of busiicss "a chcap as can he
lone either in this place in Norfolk
lie haS on hand an assortment of Parlor Cham
Der, and Once stoves; ParlOr and Chamber Crates
with all the fixtures complete which he will snose
d very low. AL general assortment of Hard
viz: '''0ieo'
Polished Steel aud Brass Head Shovel a nd TONES
Jlinb Hooks and Cinder Shoveis,
Table and Desert Knives and Forks a vsyi.Iv
Scissors, Shears, Pen and Pocket Knives
Tea Trays and Walters
Candlcsticks, Shutters and Travs
Sad Irons, Waffls Irons, Hair and Wire Scivos
Brittania and Japancd SpittoOns,
britannia Tea and Table Spoons
Soup Ladies', &C., &c.
together with a general assortment OF Hollow,
Ware, scch as Ovens, Spiders, Pots Kettles &c
great variety of Tin Ware, Sc. ali of which will
bs sold for Cash. ~" "ir
Fhosei in want Of any of the above articles will
pleasecaIl at his Establishment, West side Craw
ord street, opposite the Market House
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w ~. III. HODGES & co. have inst re-
49, ceived at their Book ard Variety Stor, a
'CiIAK which has hccn pronounced by an excc,.
cht Judge oil musjca INSTRUMENTS, to be verv s,,.
bargain ne, "" "
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A FEW of the EMPIRE STOVES left vet al
"A Manufacturers Prices Persons wish ng to
puy can ascertain all bout the Stove by retot rim
10 the following gentlemen, Messrs. 4. r Gun
ningham, Old Dominion Office Mr. jus p Rev
noids, Gosport Col. Merritt Jordan Naval Store,
ana Samuel Moore, in the Market and others who
have them in use.
DANIEL S. CHERRY
Aug 20 Under the Old Dominion Office
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MISCELLANEOUS.

'NAkE NOTICE.-Pcrsons wishing Ia have
Il Bells hung can have il done by a person thu,
lvesj in their midst, without sending to the North
Tor person to do it, and warranted TO be done az
Wei and as cheap, and at the same time. cncour.
age hoine Industry, the Materials of his own
manufacture So by calling at the Sign of the
Mammoth Gun, High street, Portsmouth,, Va you
can have your Bells hung or your Guns Repaired
ON reasonable terms. j. A. SpALDING
Feb 2S
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HOVEY'S SEEDLING srRAWRER.
" RA. L1E which ihe In be - = :.

To inches in circumference, and the quality not
supposedly NV
Inl' season BENG more preferable to plant the
above than the spring, I will Commences orJerin ~
from the Nurseries such quantities as may be de-.
sired The Strawberries produced last season from
plants sold by me, have placed IL beyond doubt
that as respects sizr, favour, productivcness and
adaptation to this climate they stand ghcr than
any other kird Of Strawberry
FOR sale by Philctus Phillips Middlctown Point
New Jersey, or by his agents, NJ. A. SANTOS, for
Norfolk and vicinity, and CHAS. II. HEINITSH.
for Portsmouth and Vicinity
Also, RED ANTWERP RASPBERRY pr A N-rs
Beng Agent for Samuel J. Custom of Nor lis.
town y; - VIII take orders for Fruit and Orna
mental frees EVeI green's Shrubs, Roses and Flow
ers OF every quality. Ser IN
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SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES AGAIN,
- RICARDOlS Palma CHRISTI pm N ~ & ne ,

- RICARDO,S PALMA CHRISTI pO INADE,
The proprietor of this new and beautiful prcpara.
ration, confidently recommends il a having no
eq'H' IN ne 'ooTId, for imparting beautiful, soft
ana glossy appearance to the Hair, pro,notInp the
grown ana preventing ii from falling out
Also, THE CORAL OIL OF CIRCASSIA for
ocautiying ne Hair, both of these prcpat a,ions
can, with the utmost confidence be rccou,n,nrrJ
ed TO our customers and the public generally par
ticulariy to the Ladies' being the hest article in
use; Tor the purpose stated. The genuine for sale
at the Drug Store, Sign uf the Big Mortar
aiso, h'SE LIP SALNE, n very superior article.
Dec 10 CHAS n HEINI'rSu 49,,
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Iron AND BRASS FOUNDRY.-TI

RON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.-The
subscriber, grateful for the liberal PATRONAGE he
slowed upon him since he has been carrying on bu-
siness, respectfully solicits its continuance.
tie takes TINS occasion to say, that he is prepared
10 execute any order, in Iron or Bress upon the
most reasonable terms, and in a manner not To be
exceled in this city elsewhere, in durability or
finish. ny "
Church, Steamboat and other BELLS. furnished
upon the shortest notice, and warranted
All orders, (lor cash or CITY refercnces) will be
promptly attended to. NELSON CORY
July II Norfnl
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HALL DRY GoODS.-JNO. COOKE K CO,
most respectfully beg leave to- inform the citi.
zens OF Portsmouth and its vicinity that thew have
Gnls,Gd RECEIVING their FAN supply of DRY
consists in part as follows:
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimeres: St
per Fancy French Clolhs and Cassi,nercs Waller,
cia' tId Swansdown Yestings; Black Blue, Ia
ycndrr, steel Mixed, and other colors Snttincfts
lwccds log Sack Goats. Kcrsevs, Fianncls Blon
Eets' C'Pd; Donestics, Brown and Bleachc( do.
NoId. and White Caution Fiannels Calicocs Of cv
cry quailty Cashtncrcs. Mousaiin D'Laincs sinner
Pad and Striped Silks, Black Italian do Bl5rk
Aipacas and Bombazincs, Bleachcd aud Brown
Linen Table Cloths and Diapers Ru,.ia and ~ rdS
Eve 90. H"ckerhack Towliug, Table Napkins Sos.
Pcndcts, Cold and Black silk Cravats and Scarfs
collars, Stocks, Bed Quilts, Dinitv. Cotton AID
six Hosiery, Cashmere. Blanket Wooden Nett
and other style Shawls A $50 large assortment
OF BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpeting Passage aod
9tair Co. q and Floor Oil Cloths. Carpet Bind.
lhgs' Cotton Bookings. and many other articles
"hlcn cnnuot be named IL advortisc,n mt All
VIC ask Is that our friends and the public generally
VIII give Us call before purchasing- our ob;cct
heIng to sell cheap for each.
JOHN COOKE & CO.
CIt 10 Hi oh
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- w tiI lL&R, Attorney and Counsellor a,
~. Law. Portsmouth, Va ~
o. Office in iIourke's New Build,np U;gb stro.,
where he will be pleased to sec all persons having
business in the line of his profession Scpls
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GREAT 5EsAsILUgREs IN NEW YORK.

GREAT FAILURES IN NEW YORK
~ H. GREGORY'S Agent on hand with The
"Rady.' He has given his wink inst in Inc
nick OF time, aud the bargains arc now comm, j.,
ny every Packet for the benef; of the New York
Boot and Shoe store '''h
we are opening this morning by the Georoian,
90 cases BOOTS AND SHOES, being small n,ri
oil our recent large purchases al the late heavy tal
urcs IN New York and which we offer to the trade
~ cases Mcn's heavy Boots,
3 cases Napoleon do Calf
do do do Kir
4 do Boys thick do
do do Kip do
do Youths do
do Bows Kin Brogans
do do thick do
do Mems Kio do 10 -
do Womon's Grain Lace Boots
do Gents enc Calf Boots. vcry low
100 pairs Chdrcn's Polka Boots
81 90 LHhies Morocco winter Buekins.
New York Boot and Shoe store, next the moo,
F2rmcr's Bunk, Nam street, Norfolk
DoC j. " GREGORY.
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SPICES! sPICES!!-Constan1lv on ba nd

,ndOLERA MORBUS AND BOWEL
~ COMPLAiNT.-Dr IAYSg No S,nitI Tbi,J
street Is willing to guaranty that his CARMINA.
TIVE BALSAM will cure Diarrhoea, Cholics. Gri
ping rams, Cfainps, Cholera Morbus. Summer
Comr laint, and other dofaneefnsnts Of the Str
ach and Bowels, in ninety nine cases ont ola hun.
dred and in less than half the time threw can Lc
effected by any other means.
1t is extremely pleasant and children are fond Of
it, IL is equally efTcctua for adults as children
and when the directions arc followed The Cor
oIne for sale at the Drug Store. Sign Of the Rig
Mortar. GINS. u. HEINITSH AocnE .
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hANIEL >. CHERRY, Manufacturer and
- Dealer in Stoves, Iron, Copper and rim Ware
&c, &c, corner of High and Crawford streets.
Portsmouth. Va. la, IA
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n tBAJA & HERMAN CORTEs Sc
~ 1afS w e are anxious to call the attention
OF all those who smoke, and are competent iu.gn.
"f good Scgars and genuine Tobacco We have
received some OF those celebrated brands NABAJA
x HERMAN CORTES. on recount of their extra
ordinary superior quality, and extensive demand
IN inc united States, are universally acknowledged
70 DC lar superior to any Segars ever i'm ported -
:" can establish this fact by smokers and GOOD
Judges in Norfolk and other portions of the United
States. We have other brands which capnnt he
excelled La India, WoodriHe Bornneo ReonI;o
I"scdroTaS, La Norma, &c, &c For sale az tho
Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Dec 81 CHAS. II HE1NITSH, Agent
ROOTS AND SHOES.-We are oDenino, tbi,
- morning another large lot of BOOTS and
ShOES' Purchased at the late cash sales in New
YORK, ana To which we invite the attention of mr.
terms "I"S
goo pairs Mems Thick Boots l. so to S2OO
go do do Heavy Brogans rs to 2IOo
$50 do do Kip do $50 Si5s
~ 30 do Napoleon Boots
lou do Cents Fine Winter Boots
70 do Water Proof Boots 2 so $500
lu0 do Boys Boots. 90 +" s so
100 DO Youths do, rs to Sl.25
l5O pairs Womcu's fine Goat BootCes yer cbssD
10 do Ladies' fine Morocco Buskips
ALSO,
doz Mems Buckskin CT YES, Al Is CTS the ps,r
do Boys do do at37I do d.,
s do Mems do Mitcns. at 50 do 10
New York Boot and Shoe Store next g, The FAR
ncr's Back, Main street GREGORY
Dec 70
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DEARLY WHITE TEETH (ARONAT.
iC ROSE TOOTH PASTE. )-Tho.e who vIl,e
handsome teeth, this Tooth Paste, will be found
very valuable, it gives pcarly Wilderness to the
seei" nIInne's to the gums fragrance to the BREATH
ana stops the progress OF decay.
also, Perfume Extracts. for Ha ndkcrchiefs
Rous@e!'s Cologne, Bars Grease Soaps &c
Or. santos Superior Tooth Powder, approved
and used by Dentists. generally. The genuine for
sac only at the Drng Stor" Sign of the Zig Mortar
Nov 10 GHAS- Ii HEI NIISu -.
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BUSIN ESS CARDS.

M IL. ii. HODGES & CO.. wholesale and
w Retail Dealers in Books. Music and Mu
sica' Instruments. Lamps, and all kinds of Fancy
Goods crawford street, Portsmouth. Va
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BIZ FF, Chemist corner of High and Mid.
II. die S'""cts, Portsmouth,, Va.
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SUPERFiN Il y w EEr OIL.-Jhst received
~ fresh supply of Superior Sweet or Table oil
correctly pure, no adul,eration mixturr)
FRESH JUJUBE PASTE,-French and s,,ne
rlor article For sale the Drug Store SION Of the
Big NiUrtar. CHAS II. HEINIrSR, Agent.
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CABINET MAKING AND

OiNDTIIl / AININU.
w. BILLUPS ~ CO., having taken the
iL' Ola Stand ON the Corner of High and Middle
streets Portsmouth, Va, formerly occupied by f.
w. Haynes, arc now prepared To execute all orders
winch they may be favored with All kinds of
CABINET DIRK done in the neatest manner at
the shortest notice and the most ccomuoda tin
terms The business being conducted under their
own snpcrintcndence, those vino may patronize
'hsr establishment, may be assured that the work
VIII he done OF the best materials, and in the neat
est and most fashionable style.
All FUNERAL oRoERs will be promptly attended
TO at all times. Ang
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JOHN COOKE & co, Dealers in Foceigr
and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, neal
Middle street, Portsmouth. Va
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&JOV ES. STOVES STOVES II have on
~ hand good many secondhand Stoves some
oil them are as good as new, about half price of
new Aiso some OF the beautiful Air. Ii rht
Iarlour stoves that have ever been about these
diggins. Cuffec Mills for 81! cents: Coal ScuIies
variety; Box Mills at o. cts; Cin!cr Shovcs al
ls2; do %, and do 37s Tin Roasters at ell rs To
article equally low prices Cali and see '''''
DANIEL S. CHERRY
Under Old Dominion Office
- ;. Pots Kettles, Spiders, Ovens and Andirnns
for sale above. 0c,3
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CHARLES III. HEINITSH, Agent. Drug
~ gist AMI Apotecsry, and Dealer in Paints, Oils,
yeatufs, *. Ugh street. Portsmouth, Va
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RooKs FROM HARPER & BROTH


=, MyTtis,, with other Etchings and Sketches, by
history OF the Thirty Years War in Germany
transla ted from the German of Frederick Schiller
by Rsv'd. A. J. W. Morrison NJ A.
Nos. l II and IFS Pictorial >hakespeare
Nos I'D aud II, Pictorial England For sale by
nov 20 w. H. n HODGES < co.
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x 10 CCO.--50 Butts Honey Dew s's, Of
superior quality, for sale at reduced prices. by
N'p JOSIAH WILLS.
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TO TIE LADIES AGATN.-We call t6e
attention Of the ladies again TO this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP, for Mecomplezion. Itscon.
slant use will change the most bilious complexion
l Inlo one OF radiant whitencss: while on the neck
hands and arms it bcstows deiicocv and fs;,ncs,,
"hch lts continued use will happily protect with
every appearance of youthful charm 10 the mos,
advanced period oflifc. The genuine only Tor sale
"the Drug Store Sign Of the Big Mortar
JOY 80 CHAS. II. HEfNtTSH. a GENT.
SUPERIOR CATSUpS.--A fine srticIe :.
- walnut and Tomato CATSUPS. Also pepper
sauce OF superior quality For sale al The
90 MEDICAL EMPORIUM
OotiO Corner Of High and Middle sta.
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SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ q SODA POW

SUPERIOR SEIDLIrZ q SODA pow
~ DERS We havc just received full and fresh
supply OF SElDLITI AND SODA POWDERS -
hcse dlucrcnt kinds universally acknow Icdcd
TO DC the best manufactured and far superior TO
any others. They are therefore recommended with
commence to tt".sc wishing pare and excellent
a a. oil Seidhtz or Soda Powders. For sale t
the Drug Store, Sign OF the Big Mortar
Aug 10 CHAS. III HEJNITSH
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TAy. "A. SpALDING. Manufactures and Deal
- err in Guns, Rifles, Pistols and every other ar
ticle in the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Sun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16
Later from MnXiCn.

The following we find in the New Orleans
Bulletin of the 29th ult.
The steamship New Orleans has Just ar
rived from Vera Cruz, which place She left
on the 25th, and brings 100 sick and wound
ed, under the charge Of DR.. McFarlane.
We have. by this arrival, the Eagle Of the
23d, and the Sun Of Anahuac Of the 9th,
but find nothing Of interest in them. We
learn, however, verbally, that the day the
New Orleans left, information had been re-
ceived, that Gen. Pillow, who had left a short
time previous with a train, had had an engage
ment with the gucrillas, whom he had re-
pulsed, killing 80 of them.
Gen. Cadwallader had reached Jalappa,
but had saved only about 30 out of 200 wa.
gons, he having been obliged to burn the 9th.
ers, in consequence Of the mules being killed
The vomito was very bad at Vera Cruz
and The deaths numerous.
A letter from an officer Of the army. at Yer;
Cruz. states that they had received informa
lion from the capital, via Orizaba, that Sant'
Anna had been declared Dictator, but with
out authority to make peace. That he wni
at the head Of 10000 men, and that Genera
Scott was within 25 miles of the city. An
other fight was thought to be inevitable.
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Exhibition.

The Pupils of the Cincinnati High School,
attended by the principal Hiram ). Gilmore,
design giving exhibitions in music, decla-
nation, &C., at the following named times
and places.
Mon. & Tues, 10Th & Goth, Elyria;
We'd. q Thurs, 2Ist & 22d Cleveland I;
Friday & Sat-, 23d & 9th, gainesville;
Monday, Goth, Ashtabula
Tuesday, 9th. Jefferson;
Wednesday, 28th, Austinburgh;
Thursday. Goth. Chardon;
Friday g. Sat, Both e. 3lst, Chagrin Falls;
Mon. & Tues, Aug. I'd q Sd, Ravrnna 4;
Wed. & Thursday, 18th & 9th, Akron;
Friday & Sat, 9th & 9TH, Massillon;
Monday, OH, Canton;
Tuesday, 10th, Leesburgh;
Thurs & Fri, 18th g. 18th, Newark
Saturday, llth, Lancaster;
Mon. s. Tues, 10th e. I7th, CirclevilIs (;
Wednesday, 18th, BIoomingsburgh;
Thursday, 10Th, Wilmington;
Friday, 2Olh, Yankee Town.
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COyerlet & Carpet Weaver
BEFORE THE PUBIJC AGAIN

Not foT office, but to solicit a continuation
OF favors heretofore bestowed from his old
customers, and as many new ones as will fa-
vor him with a trial. AS a farther induce
meHt ! have this spring obtained several new
figures for my double ~coverlet loom, some Of
which will be put in operation in IA few days
from this date. Spin the wooden yarn ii
cuts to the pound, and bring 80 cuts after it
is double and twisted, and 81 cuts cotton No.
6, two double; color Of the wooden, "a cuts
blue and s cuts red. ] am about putting in
operation a loom 10 weave the same figures
on the half double c~overle,s as is on the dou-
bic ones, which will bring every object and
flower to a complete point. SPIN the WOOL
en- yarn for those 10 cuts 10 the pound, 90
cuts when doubled and twisted, and I pound
No. 8 single white cotton will fill one; 90
cuts No. s cotton double and twisted, l6
cuts single cotton No. 5, color the 10 cuts
No. s blue will warp one. | put in opera
ton two new figures on my other half dou-
bic ~coverlet loom.
Figured table Linen, Ingraine and other
Carpets wove as formerly at the old stand on
Green street, Salem, Columbiana CO., o.
JAMES McLERAN.
May IS, 1917.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

Repie,c Of Lysander SpOoner on The UncOn-
S'itutiOnaHiy IF Sapery.-Our readers have
already seen announced the publication OF
this work, from the able pen Of Wendell
Phillips. 1t is a handsomely printed pam
phlet of IS large octave pages. As an argu-
ment against the claim of an anti-slavery cha
racter for the United States Constitution, OF
the doctrine that slavery is unconstitutional,
it appears TO us perfectly conclusive. We
see not what ground it leaves wherein to be-
gin a defense of that claim, or that doctrine.
First taking Spooner's own rules Of interpre-
tation, it proves the Constitution pro-slavery
then it adds new confirmation to the proof,
by showing that Spooner's rules are not the
sound and recognized rules of legal ~interpre-
t~ation; and that, tried by such as the courts
have always applied and do still apply, the
case is, if possible, still stronger against the
Constitution. The work is well worth read
ing as a legal argument alone, aside from any
interest which may be felt in its subject, bu
we commend it especially to the careful Pc
rusal of any, who either hold with SpooneI
on the question in controversy, or nave any
doubt concerning it.-Pa. freeman.
We fully concur in the above remarks, and
hope the "Review" will have an extensive
circulation in the West. 1t can be procured
Of the editors of this paper, and will soon be
placed in the hands of the agents Of the
Western Society for sale. 1t can be sent BY
mail to those residing a! a distance. Plict
lsi cents.
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exploded at the freside, in the very cradle Of
the infant, blowing their mangled limbs,
with fragments Of their demolished homes,
far and wide into the air. In this way Ma
poleon conquered Vienna. In this way Eng
land conquered Canton. And in this demo-
MAC work, thousands of our countrymen are
now ready TO engage for the acquisition Of
Texas and Oregon. The whole city Of New
York was thrown into excitement by the tale
Of the explosion of this one shell, and there
is scarcely a newspaper in the land which did
not record the dreadful story. And yet it is
the business Of war to cast these shells by
thousands among the men and boys who
crowd the ships Of the navy and the mer-
chant fleet, and among the aged men, the
mothers and maidens, and The children who
ihrong the dwellings and the pavements Of
the city. o. mercilul God, save the nations
from the horrors Of war
Noy, 1915.
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o." A letter was received a few days ago,
by a gentleman in New Orleans, from a high
" respectable lady in Alabama, who request
ed information from him as to whom she
should make application in order to be per-
mitted to join our forces in Mexico. She is
determined to do her part towards sustaining
the honor of her country, and willing to enter
either an infantry, artillery, or dragoon COM
pany.
The public are doubtless ready to applaud
the patriotic heroism Of this "highly respec-
table lady in Alabama ;" but alas! for her
character, if instead of avowing her willing
ness to mount a horse as a Dragon, she had
announced her intention of speaking upon the
injustice and atrocity of the war with Next
CO. In these days it is unfeminine Tor a wo-
man to tell how the brutal tyrants of the
South expose the persons Of their female
slaves, but no violation of female delicacy to
expose her own person on the boards Of a
theatre, provided she does it gracefully, and
as a dancer. For that she receives the repro
baton of the community, for this its plaudits
and its gold. To teach the people their duty
to their God and their brethren, as the beau
tiful prophecies of former days taught the
people of Israel, is to 60 out of her proper
sphere; while to back a war-horse and butch
sr NsHicsns is female pTOpsisty.
So acts the world.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL I~NrELLIGENcER,
the Washington organ Of the Wing party,
has been increased to double its size, and is
now published at three dollars per annum.-
To those who desire a purely Wing paper,
conservative in its principles, ably, and as
honorably conducted as a partizan paper can
well be, giving ample reports of Congress
sional debates and all other matters t~ranspir-
ing at Head Quarters, we should think the
National Intelligencer would be the paper,
especially if they would like the little that is
said upon the question of slavery to be more
pro than anti.
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Anti-Slavery Meetings.

]. w. WALKER and N. n. SELBY
will hold Anti-Slavery Meetings at the fol-
lowing places:
Chagrin Falls, Saturday and Sunday, 3lst
of July and LIST Of August.
Ravenna, Tuesday, August Sd.
Akron, Thursday, August 9Th.
Massillon, Saturday and Sunday, 9TH and
9Th.
The above meetings will all IN al
10 A. Nj. except that at Chagrin Falls which
will commence at 2 p. NJ.
Hiram S. Gilmore and the choir Of the
Cincinnati High School will participate in
these meetings.
Will the friends make all necessary ar.
engagements
S. BROOKE,
Cen. .9gtnf.