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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

srOP your H.IR FROM FALLING or The ees' ns ~
Tonic known, and that be depended on, Jos.,
COs.L HsIR kssTORATIsE. Give IL trial. std ysa ~.
b. disappointed always dispes dssdfut mn en- "a
scalp, aud giyes the hair hne dark appearance so
New.io IL q Chafham-st. Only. ~ Isos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

ITALIAN INTOXICATED soar For esectusIy removed a.
pinples freckss roughness, sso~uessse from the
warranted Prepares by Dr. OoossUo, 81 Wshefs 80
door FROM Broadway where may be had hs
Poudrs Subtle for ersdeatog saperaOogs hair ~.
Rouge Tor eoong lips ana cheeks deep esrnsfoe g.r
Lily White for the complexion, Hair Dye, Beau
Restorative Pomsds for transiently dyeins gY -
Tooth Psstes Extracts, Bachelors Liquid Hair W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

~ Citizen. and strangers viii 6rd that they get
bo ard shoes the cheapest OF JoSEs Auu-si rear he
Museum n B. Do not purchase before you give him
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

- Chapped cracked or tender hesh !. cured, ssd me
ska ua4r soft smooth, white clear and tssot fol pJ
osse Of the real and true JOsEss IraLiAS CHfmsI
soar. Ii als0 efuptlons pinples. oiofehes Ae
never t,iis Price so cents. The only place in hss
York TO buy this Is al tie sgo Of the American Lsss"
Chafhams ~ Ae0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10
PHILADELPHIA, e-P. NJ.


In the case Of the State OF Maryland rs. Lewis
Cummings. for the murder Of Carter the general
agreement Of the jury was that Of granddaughter,
and gave their verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

SHIP FEyER.-Dr. Zsbriskie, consulting physi.
can OF the Aims House Fla bush, died Of this disease
AZ hi. residence on Tuesday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10
shin News.

1-r,ref-shlp. Union sre Avalanche, nom y YORK
Cairo rom Boston ard hank IndisnA. from Pnhatepnh
Czear,d-ships Als,o and Afkansss arc oArk klo ior
49, b.k clAruout bris Florence and sehr Montreal
r,rN eu.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
- Prof VINES gave the Insrodac

II Prof WINES gave the Introductory Leo
ture his Course the Hebrew Commonwealth. In Rev
DR.. SpencsE Church Tuesday evening a very large
audience, composed Of the intelligent citizens Of
Brooklyn. Subject OF the lecture. Life and chArac, Of
Moses. and an outline Of BE Of sx lectures fol-
low on Tnsstsy and Thursday evenings The lecture
listened 70 with deep interes, ard attention. IN the
course OF 1t the professor gave clear and abe analysis Of
the Egyptian Cons,ut n IN sssence Of Moses aS.ipr
the charge Of having copied much OF his code from H.
The frs lecture OF The regular place Of the
Female Academy ,o-nlsht. II ssisnced az these lectures
merit he will have fnl house.
ORGANIZATIONS or yEw CoscaEoArIos IN
BRooxLrS-Dvine service according to the fors aud o.
Ser Of he Reformed Presbyterian Church IN the Unie;
will ee held Sunday a. the usual hours
public worship and ssiecly thereafter, 10 the Hall
Of Fulton and Cranberry s,s Rev Dr. John " heLeod
Of New York. Mr David Patterson AID others may b IL.
pecied 10 coscuc. he services
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

~ A Festival for the benei. Of 81, Thomas
Episcopal Church will Be held hi, evening a, Gothic Han.
corner OF Adams and Nassau SITS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10
~ The mail pox h.. ,e,in snne,,ed

SpOs Mr.. g. Chapman Of the STATE Ss4ss the gentle.
man who was tod 10 crow. has been attacked and also
Mrs. Palmer. Of the Palmer House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

u CoSsrFATioSl Cosuyenessl permanently osysS ss
out D<dieAe, injections baths By the inc IN
proved WARTos's ERyALssTA," vegetable food. Ths
article is very superior IN sppssnnes esyor r'
efficacy to any ever before made or imported.
Whole parcels o. 9 ID, price reduced to......".sS
Quarter parcels Of lbs. price doeed TO \"
deduction made TO wholesale dealers Of Is per esn'
Sold wholesale ard retail, BY the subscribers osLr 'e
cessors 70 Hammond Coz 27s Broadway, \. v eorns'
Of Chsmbersst and Broadway doors south Of STAIRS
new marble building a. MccOTTER W.
beware OF spurious Ervslenta To Distinguish ms
aud Improved" from every other kidd, and or n'sh
else that is important see Advertisement 10 the y.
N;,,o, sf2weo5'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10
FROlI THE SOUTH.
By Overland Express TO The Tribune.

PxTEEsBrsS, Feb. 3.
Your Pony Express has arrived, bringing New
Orleans papers to the 4th, bat they contain no news
n irnnnrfanre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

Corrcsrondencc or The Tribune.
MN AnEfLuIA. IlL- u

CorrCsrondcrcc or The Tribune
pHIrADEiPu., Feb @, ISIS.
We are without local news today
The illness OF Gov shank has been OF long c1ntinu
snce and ne has become very much erceb.ed We has
enf".- sg~.tery - we'll a. an affection Of the heart
'au o''f t NJ - '--n 1vei % the residence OF
friend near Harrisburg. u order 10 relieve him nom
oilicla and perplexites.
Oar wing Committees ~ and moving In reference
20 the National Convention aud The Ratact alton maeieg
general invitation will be formally extended to every
GOOD and true Wing
our police have succeeded arresiing two or three or
the incsndiaries who infest our city.
The Flour market dull to-day. Common brands
offered IS. withou, large sales small lot fancy
taken az 50. Corn Meal Ia demand for Spring ieive
~ Il 50, but no sales reported Sales 500 bushels
Yellow Corn a. S. cents weight, and 600 bushels prime
Red Wheat n 25 Nothing 10 Groceries Provisio1s
worthy Of notice. Cotton Is Arm, bat buyers shy and
sales limited. whisky dull 40 % CTS, for bbs.
The stock market i still firm with fair extent Of sales
guH B0ardand Afisr-450o Wilmington G. 65, NV. ut
10 Girsrt lts 2nO Bk. 81 Phila Bk, ~ 100 kssi
Ing b5, ~; Kentucky b. 70 81 Morris n 81 Mau1f
Neehs 81 30 1000 scnuy Nav IS, g. 49, l3o0C IS
%. Sd, 100.
Second board end Atfsr- IS Mechs BE- IS; ocO Penn
-, ~; Phila Bk m 100 Morris, NJ 1900 Reading
BIDS, a, p Girard, loi 100 } Cop q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

IL We perceive that some Of the presses in
md out Of the State have alluded 10 the pardon Of young
Pollock by Gov Young. with apparent csspprobsion Il
i cue 10 the Executive say that the appeal 20 him r 20
Budl0tne Of the occureucewas Of the strongest
character, and Included not only the letters and signatures
o. the parties sgyieyed tu. the gentleman who Was the
ooee, Of the atsek and mat the health not the life Of
mother seemed % be Involved Ia the issue AID Argus
" The steamship Columbus will be ready il
= SAID 70 make iris trip, Saturday next. The Pbla-
telphs and Charleston Ocean Steamship Company will
run the Columbus a. their pioneer. The Columbus 10 IL
expected, viii sail her first voyage the Palmetto City
about IhErstsy, the i7th. lPhAi Spirit Of de Times.
MuRDERs.-A young man by the name Of Il an
KIN Killed Mr.. Miller his nephew, BY cutting his
throat al Willamsiown. Ky on Sunday week Both the
murderer and MS victim under the Dhsence u ar
dent spirits when the bloody deed Committed Ran
kin made his escape.
Mr. Higher was killed In Lexington, KY few days
s.nce, By whose name Is not stated.
CHARGE or FORGERr.-Thomas Remington
who arrested Tuesday on the charge of having
forged ent0rsem nts 70 prousy notes 20 the Of
nine or ten thousand dollars, had hearing before AID
Keuuey and committed IN default Of COZ ball for
appearance before the Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

TAYLOR MEETING AT HARRrsBUsG.-A meeting
Of the friends and advocates Of Gen. Taylor for the
Presidency was held at Harrisburg on the 18th inst.
Hon. Judge Bueher presiding. Speeches were
made by the Chairman, Gen. z. SKss SSrrH. and
Capt PARTRIDGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

CoM Ss-white-ssh Nut Coal - Redash - So
screened .rd delivered from the yard. corner ren1hsvs
nue. and Twenfy.s xth -st-Cosl By tie cargo Sfor
C AK, BRorHEs CO. 81 JehN-sf nANVfAertShN
o. THE LATEST IsrSovFp GoLD Pass AID NEw stiLs
or CAsgs-These Pens are acknowledged by the best
Judges to b. superior 70 any yet offered the public The
r,psd Of their sales - the best guaranty OF their
.upefiortty Every Pen stamped "CtsRg BSorHtR 4
GO /. warranted ard purchasers thereby insured
as.nst the veNalion 81 having the points come on All
Who want the best Pens will NOT ,i TO call at the corner
Of Nassau and John SIS entrance So Johns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

SMALL Po1.-The Report Of the Health O.Ecer
shows, that ST. Louis ono Is still troubled with small
Pox there have been many cases, and vaccination IL
very properly recommended TIE best Of all Known pre-
venisiives. Even for those who have had small pox
vaccination the suggested for destroying the .u.
cePtbli,y which sometimes though rarely, leads TO
seonnd ATTACK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10


ry-WisTARs BALsAM or WILD Cherry, the great rem.
sdy for Consumption and the best medicine known u
for ss,hms 10 every stage liver complaints beorehs
influenza coughs colds bleeding a. the lungs shortn,s
ofbTesh pains and weakness in the side breast ke srd
si other diseases Of the pulmonary organs very in
portsnt disease which this Bassm exert avery Pew
erul influence s that Of diseased liver Ia tnis com
psint It hi" undoubtedly proved efHcieious thm
any remedy hitherto employed, and in numerous IN
stances when pstiens bad endured long and uf
ferng from the disease without receiving the least benefit
from vaousremedes and when mercury has been resort
ed to invsn the this Basam has restored the liver
70 healthy action and In many instances effected psns
nent cures after every known remedy had failed to pro-
duce this desired effect
Beside It's astonishing ecscy the diseases above
toned, also nod very efsctusl remedy in asthma
complaint In which, Ia, been extensively used with
decided success even in cases Of years standing
IL not only emsnatcz from regular physician but has
also been well tested in al the complaints for which its
recommended IL Is not my intention, therefore either to
coax il IN mystery Ia any way deceive tho public By
oyersns It's virtues on IN. contrary, shall s.mpyr
deavor give sbrief statement Of lie useulne and fat
No. self that its surprising efficacy will enable to
furnish proofs Of It's will satisfy
increduous, that consumption may and be cured
this medicine be resortcd 10 In time.
There 10, perhaps disease with which our cous,ryn
affected, which sweeps of annually 9 many victims -
that fell destroyer of the human race consumpton Day
after day year after year tho inssste monster hursn
he portals Of the cold and silent tomb fresh added victims
20 It's conquest No walk of life 10 sacred from It's blight
ing influence No is exempt from its desth-desi1t
shafts. The DID, the mddlesgsd and the young all ahs
food for this common enemy q mankind The VIII"
haired patriarch, whose life Of temperance has rendered
his system mper,ious TO the attacks Of other s en-
whose good deeds prepared Tor the enjoyment Of Zee
calm evening finds consumption fastening It's nss spc1
his yitss and tearing him from world, ever brshp
minds which look eomplscently on d,ys well spent
Is ,bers help for the afflicted No preventive Of he
danger, which beset Ia cbsngeabie and heke cline
We think there nay be- And II The allegations Of thos
who at lesst entitled % yerscity msy be believed
thsreis preventive and remedy.
WIsrAR's BALsAN OF WILD CHEREy, 10 offered TO ssf
fsrBs world such IL need, the adveIttous I'D
long strns Of hctitons certificates 70 give IL motor ety.
It's true value and intrinsic excellence sufficient 90
title II the condolences Of the public, snd wsh On 70
fame" the Of ts inventor a. benefsetor Of hs
species
For sale by A B. & D. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fsltops.
Ger William Agents FOR this city also 27S Broadway
and II East. Broadway and BY Druggists gssersHf
Trrftaa Estv.re 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

LATE PROM YUCATAS-By the arrival a. Hl-
of the brig Ams,sd Campechana the Editors Of the
Fare have received intelligence from Merida 10 the lst
JAnusry-six days later than previous afyces
The Congress q Yucatan had voted an extra apPropr
alton sustain the war against the Indians and had
authorized the officers Of the Government % reside to-
r.fher AZ any place where they deemed convenient
The town Of Ichmu taken possession Of BY the Ind
ans on the 2h Dec after having been evacuated by Don
Miguel Bo,io who a. the head Of his troops, escorted
three hundred families toward Peto.
Boto with force Of 400 men, sustained himself for
several days against repeated attacks Of 900 sayages and
ony retreated afer his little band was exhausted with
and farther resistance would only have exposed
them and the families unoer their protection 20 the erocity
Of their enemies On the 26h Dec Seh0r Rosado Effected
a Junction with Boo st Peto, AFTER overcoming many
tfncues The had evacuated the towa Of Nab
alan, being sPprehenslye Of an attack from the fneaAn
forces.
HE Rsria Yueaisca describes the deporabe condition
Of the Peninsula owing TO the whites having considered
the Indians their equals-having bestowed them
the right Of citizens furnished schools fer their nsiruc
ton, and attempted 10 bring them 10 state Of cyizs-
ton. Any other European or American people, says the
Rera would org since have exermnsiet these savages
for their atrocities and cruelties n. o. Delta, 3st.
AFFAIR OF HONOR ARREsTED.-The quiet of
Lynchbugh Va interrupted the 81 by the report
Of an affair Of honor about 20 take place between MAJOR
Walter Gwynn and Z. II Gil Esq both officers Of the
James River ard Ksnswa Company. The parties were
have short distance below Lynchburg snd Mr..
Gill bad already left for the ground, and Ms-r Gvynn
his horse when officer Burton arrested him.
Major Ggynn bound over 20 keep the peace IN Tie
Of $500 Mr.. Gill escaped the officers. II Is now
hoped that the matter may be amicably settled though
their respective friends up all the nigh. BEFORE
ieavorng ocjust their differences The affair IS said
have ofsnatet m mere u .tter Or ciques IS such
grave matters generally DO. Richmond Wing.
rF3 The New Orleans papers record the de-
Ct J. p. Whitney. Esq. merchant Of that city,
who expired the 30h nit. after hOrt illness. Nr "
he'd high position among mercantile men, and was the
protector Of various enterprises which have been Of
pubic utility sHch as the Dry dock Il Asers. The
tensve foundry, completion, A. that place,
rs origin 20 him.
FIRE AT VIcKsBURG.-Ths steamer Bulletin
from Memphis, which arrived Sunday evening. passed
N,ksburg about o'clock saturday morning, reports
large IRE q, that place. The new hester IS entirely &C.
sroyei, and several other buildings burning.
y. o. Times, 3lst
MAD Doos-A dog exhibiting all the symptoms
Of hydrophOos, chased Tor number Of squares in
the southwestern part Of the city, yesterday which IN rs
course BIZ hy other dogs the owners of many Of
which killed them. fPhilai. Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

SUPPOSED TO BIZ SroLES-Capt O'Brien Of the
arrested Dung m named Waiter Moore
alas Knapp suspicion of having stolen fancy sleigh
robe lined with drugget found in his possession, and con-
corning which he could not render asasf4ctory ACCOUNT
Apply 10 Capt oBren Mr.. Corey. CLERK Third District
gfnurf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

MASTERS IN CHASoERY.--l, viii be seen by ref
srenee to last nishts Legislative Report that the bill
relative to sales Of land by foreclosure Partition suits,
in this snc the adjoining counte' has been rejected in
Assembly, on the ground that 1t effort
Masters In Chancery by side wind. contrary the Goa
stn0a aud TO take from shers elected by the people
and distribute among Solicitors to selected BY our
Judges from among their legal friends very unpopular
bat lucrative patronage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

The eloquent Lecturer was listened to through
out the whole Of his discourse with the deepest In
terest and when he concluded the hall rang again
with the hearty and spontaneous applause Of bis
large and intelligent audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

TaE " RlcHEtru" GotD Pes "a now universally rseos
nrsl as superior u all others They are invariably war
r,ned and may returned whenever they DO not sui
or II the points OF new one will be gyei without
charge. They are sold only BY b r. "ArsoS Co .
vl.m-st one door below Wall IT. and J. Y. sAyAGs,
Faitonst Gold Pens and Gold sui Silver Of ever
description Al wholesale sud retail Gold Pen. A. 81 - 3
and 81 ~ Gold Pens repaired or exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

SERIOUS AccrDEsT.-A horse with grocery
wagon attached, yesterday away in Broadway ard
knocked down tbreefemsss two Of whom Mrs Tnomp-
son ard Miss Hughes, we're seriously Injured They
were conveyed % tle City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

descr ption wholesale sud retail Gold Pens a. 81 siS
and 81 ~ Gold Peus repaired or exchanged
~ The branding which Duust'n The monk eaa'st
g. b. applied 20 he fair face ~ king Edwys censor,
we're rot 20 detrimental 20 her beauty ~ the pui'sous
erurions otehs', ulcers seroinoa' incfusson' and
f,ul dIscoloraont arising from impurity OF tho animal
aad. are 10 n comelness of those who afflicted with
them And YET the painles IN iis operation ard
with the Divine bessugl 10 "a. efrcts-s within
the reach OF all OF SANDS s.Tsspaus will
tho skin It's natural color sofnsss and tTsnspa
rency. the diseased flesh to heal and ~ rs open
ton UPON digestive apparatus and al the .eoreye
reiavisors.s the whole frame
Prepared add cold, Wholesale and retail. by A y. q
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton corner Of VII
ir-st 2ss Rsosiwsy, sed n LAT srasdsayi no. rsst.
Sold also by Drugsiss generally throughout the Usitsl
naiss. Pri.a 81 par hottie in hotties for a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-10

PAIsFUL AccIDENT.-We learn with regretthst
WILLIAM HULL, very respectable mechanic OF this cry
had his night hand nearly cut OF by a circular saw on
Monday .ast. II is yet doubtful whether aDpuatlon viii
be Necessary.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-08-25

lor or Cass-but as one Of that party express
ed it, the least Of three evils, Van Buren,.
On the afternoon Of the last day, when the
resolution relating to the duty Of abolition
lists to reject the Bible il the Bible sustained
slavery, &C., was under discussion, W were
informed that an ingenious, but unsuccessful
attempt was made, 10 draw from the Society
an expression of its opinion as 10 whether the
Bible did, or did not sanction the system, with
the design that such expression should be
used 10 represent it as an anti-Bible Society.
1t will be seen by the resolution adopted,
that true ground was takon-ground which
will be approved by every one who reveren-
ces man as man, who sees in him the image
and likeness of Jehovah. Let pro-slavery
priests and their abettors understand that
when they go TO the Bible to find arguments
for the defence Of man-stealing, that every
one they bring thence, instead of terrifying
the system, impairs the authority of the book,
and they will have to seek other means for
the accomplishment of their purpose.
After three days of intellectual and moral
enjoyment, and the brief renewal of social
intercourse which such gatherings always
bring, the friends Of the slave parted, return
ing to their respective homes, and feeling,
we trust, that it was good for them TO meet,
that their hands had been strengthened and
their hearts encouraged thereby to labor more
zealously, more faithfully for the salvation of
the oppressed and their oppressors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-08-25
Proceedings of of the sixth AnniVerSa-
ry of the Western Anti-Slavery So
Ciety.

CleLy.
The Annual Meeting Of the Western Anti
Slavery Society, was held at Salem, Col,
CO., O., on the 10th, 18th, and 18th Of August
l84s.
The President called the meeting to or
der, and opened it by a few appropriate re-
marks.
The following Committees were then ap-
pointed, viz:
Business CommiHee.-Saml. Myres, ]. 7.
Smalley, Geo. Garretson, H. c. Wright, ].
w. Walker, Betsey NJ. Cowles, Isaac Tres
colt, Henry w. Curtis, Anne Garretson and
Jane NJ. Prescott.
Committee on Neutrality-suspicious. Barna-
by. l.. Holmes, Mary Thomas, Malon En-
win and Maria l.. Giddings.
H. G.. Wright on behalf Of the Business
Committee, reported the following, which
was discussed by c.. C. Burleigh, and others,
and adopted.
Resolred, That all persons present, or whe
l may be present at this Convention, be invi-
t ted TO participate in the discussion of subjects
regularly brought before the meeting.
RESOLVED, That the fundamental and eternal
principles of right, are the polar star which
it is always safe 10 follow, and always crimi-
' nal not to follow that such course always
/ leads TO the best possible results; and that
S the history of the trial of all expediencies,
contrary to this, is a history of dark depravi-
Y ty and DISASTROUS consequences.
Y R~esoiued, Therefore, that in no emergency
e whatever, can we as abolitionists, cooperate
with any political party acting in allegiencC
to the Constitution of the U. S. or'in Unior
= with Shareholders.
Then adjourned to . O'clock, p. NJ.
"A AFTERNOON SESSION.
= H. c. Wright, on behalf Of the Business
=, Committee, further reported.
Resolved. That Institutions are for men, ant
not men for Institutions, "that when govern
ments have ceased to answer the end of ihei
ID creation, it is the right and duty of the pee
,e pie to alter or abolish Them" and that all in
" situations in Church or State should be abol
ished, which cannot exist without the des
IN t%rucIion of man, in his physical, social, Intel
p. leciual or moral nature.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-08-25
ANT~I-SLAVERY BUGLE.
SALEM, AUGUST 25, 1913.

"Ilove agitation when there is cause foI
1.-THE alarm bell which %startles the inhabi-
of a city, saves them from being burned
in their beds."-Edmund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-08-25

0- 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, 1848-08-25

OR. G. FLEEsoN, formerly editor Of the
Pittsburgh Esprit of Liberty" recently died
at Matamores, where he WAS publishing a
paper.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-08-25

"The Committee on Finance very strange
ly neglected to report the amount of their col
l~ections TO the meeting /; l learn however from
other sources that they took in cash e. pledges
about $4,000, which added to a collection ta-
ken up at an informal meeting held on the
mcning of the 18th inst, swells the total to
$3.50, not enough to pay off the present debts
OF the Society.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-08-25

All Of which is respectfully submitted.
J. ELIZABETH JONES, Tres,
We the undersigned having been appoin-
ted by the Executive Committee, to audit
the Treasurer's accounts, report that we have
examined them, and find the within a correct
statement.
JAMES BARNABY,
K. G THOMAS.