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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01

Thr STAKEHOLDER The greatest and.
most a%trocious crimes are The offspring Of
slavery itself, and 90 unpublished. Your
STAKEHOLDER is a cavalier, and is wont TO talk
a great deal about chivalry. His son is a
gentleman of leisure--he is brought up TO
command The slave, who is. bound to obey
He quickly learns 10 use the lash. He has
leisure TO Practice with the pistol. He learns
to houtish the bowie knife. Self.con6depp:;;
he stands ready FOR a row. a scrape, a duel
or what not. When working. men fight and
kill, is nanslaughter, and they are punish;
ed. When duels among gentlemen end in
death, they die on The field OF honor, and the
slayer reaps renown. Having pinked his
friend, he assumes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
arrogant and offensive, apd is often the
scourge of that society which; by its false
opinion, has made the worst Of crimes credit
able. So far from slavery being cond ucive
10 good government, good morals, or nation
al wealth and prosperity, | hald il 10 be the
very bane Of each and all.-LoaiSoiW Exam
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01

Or In New Orleans,p gentleman named
Morris, Just from Black River, blew his.
brains out, having lost all his money by
gambling the night before.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-09-01

meath our tread, and were certain that we
stood upon the rock Of eternal ages. We were
certain, the instant that we threw ourselves
into this enterprise, and felt The current
which was bearing us on to the consumma-
ton Of victory, that that current was no other
than the full tide Of Gods almighty energies,
rolling on to the accomplishment of his pur-
poses, 10 the blessing Of the world. We felt
it, and knew it, and rose up in that confidence
to do battle against oppression, whatever
might oppose us wealth, talent, learning, or
whatever else should be arrayed on The side
of the institutions Of the land.
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.n~p GRAND ExCuKrfOS TO KEY
slspzz--,<pOET AND AROUND rTATEN Isl
aezxsdzsSAN I'D Tue e.ouasdioss s.ssn'ss TILL
GRAPH Pans eomm.od-f -ni n- e.. gr.Ha ~.
s.1S. y.fs-,t Z r. a. 10 1'eloes A. " 0raDe-., los,
e. baroe.,t !. C.n.L-t n II. chsnSerss- }. PR
= III ssrsrnn,. Vii lssys ksy port AZ hal PAL 4 NJ
Ssrs sscb vsy, Is cts UhF
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A Correction-Cb ra- migrants-Mark

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Pm. ADEIrHIA. Frid

Correspondence on Inc lribune
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, July II
Yesterday stated ih.t yong Tilinghast, q -tu
dent from your State. had. with others, made an as
ssnt a. Germantown upon some defenseless men. "
now sppesrs that he was the person assaulted ny tn
oowsdy gang Of rowdiee and IN sei'deiense lpnct"d
some severe wounds with knife upon his ass~ilNnts
h has been arrested aud the citizens OF uermSn
town have unanimously decided bv their silence thSi
tn act was committed purely IN cell defense
Eighty one cases Of Asiac CbOers and thirty deaths
are reported nv the Board OF Health 70 day.
Five vessels from foreign ports arrived Al this port
III. morning. bringing ca alien passengers
William P.llett Hged AZ yesrs, residing on inc fra'A
ford road this city committed sucue last even
M cutting his throat No cause can he signed o'
committing the act he was perfectly sober ID III
habits and very industrious man.
James Baldwin, residing IN Lsne-st between seventh
snd E.hth attempted TO commit suicide last eve
mig by cutting hi. throat Taken to the hospital
Tn. thermometer this afternoon, Al o'clock stood
at l0io IA the ,h~de
The ~arr weather today and the Of III
sriv-l Of he Niagara with later news from Europe h~.
at.norn~y To spend opera Mons snd the
arr on = vsy limited scale me- saes OF old si"ct
Psnnsylvnis Flour. hSve been made Tor export stSi
sad ircsh grourd at s. per DO al which boilers ar
Son kNeFlonr 10 .rafce and wanted al sS small sale
ofcon Msal a$ IS per barrel Grsin-Wheslis scarce
sales have been reported. quote tsir and pnm
Rid =, sislog and White snd (5s n per huh -
Corn-Rnih - Offering Sales Of 1900 hu hes fat yellow
- certs and one lot Of round ~ mp at higher rates
N sale q Oats hsyeusn>rred WhsSy Is SCARF and bib
SALrs oF SrooKs -F,,,i Bo1'd-SAeo l Loan g.,
- lol; 49, 30, a., iei 81 no 20 M $50 o. $
oOO Camden and Auhoy hR Noods. VT, 10 Caniv'
Pc. iHs IS Reading RR, ~; IS MIN - Bank: Po't.
s. S.sssSs. % sani. "a. rsnG,yyaaia Baa. lot
Sessd Bss,dIsl ccC Harrisburg RR SIS. o.; 81 Ooc
R. ,dins RR Nor Bonds s., $50 do. 81 <4oo Alec hen,
Civ Ronds s.. g North Am Rsnk l2sf; $4,000 Read
IN. Rk Mort Bonds 6S s+o Caes and Del Canal ss, ss
loo Reading RI. lsi
" The Mercury went up to " at Newarl
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Twin ,. Observed that the gross receipts FOR the year
ending 3lst May s4s as eornpsrec Tiin The previous
year snop deeres,e Of g. 25 3 and slso, tia, tie
rross * penses for the sane peOd show cecrsa-e o..
g. as The falling - n the receipts have been In
The cough travel and frsiSht 70 snf from New York
and Bost,p Will the ioca rcsiptsior passens have
ir c-e-.ed sho1 * gan over the previous yes- n
a. ~ = Ths fscf c0ffrns the Expeditions Of the
p-oiee,ors o. hi- road that there growing ru.i
be.- ~ ts line which ndepend-nt Z sxfrsreols s1i
sc-if. -i sources ~ income would eventually render
J., p.tt,ste o. ~ o~ns--
TIE op.an. ~ re Worcester and Ns.hpa 2. r IN
January s- has ~ jed ?. fne business ~ fhis r0-d
snd tn- fo-r confident the belief that -le N0-
V1ch ana Wor hafter Railroad j. destined - become
me Of the most inportan, ireiehtrg roads IN NeE
England.
Notsiths'antuE the general s,sgn ton q business.
for The pat three nih- th.s road has shown stesdg
inera-e corra gooiiug months 90 ss year. eql-
o. co. yer month. Pc Directors VIII great conf
dence e-rmsi@ the recsvpts Of ihe Company for The
yesr ending 3lst Nay. Il, a, So 0D
Joese receipts. with -uI dinini.he1 expenses Vii b
may &c an'ci psted viii enable the Company - rerlrn
o. the regular payment o, cash dVdend- % rs STICK
holders With the beginning o. tie year 20
The Report Wa made 70 toe meeting Of stockholders
aud subsequently ~ meeting % the Board Of D.ree-
tor. the dividend q p per cen, vas made Tie amount
Of earnings standing % al proat and ioss u.s. s'11
10000 md OF ri, l4na tie dividend was ns'ean ne
the money -sd beer spped 10 the payment Of tie debt
Of the Conp-uy. tae dividend was n ade payable n
psr cent Bonds or Certificates L IS understood that
the Directors Will apply the future me- earrings 70
cash dividends II January and July regularly
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rmuorr.nt D.cI.,oa of the supreme Court.

ommOs~eghh vs. ne E0I0n Bunk TINS
case was decided in favor OF the Commonwealth, in
very able snd elaborate opinion by Judge Bell
TIE elsm OF the Commonwealth was for an Increase
Of dividends tor the years lr95 1890 and 81
the bank having regularly paid eight per cent the
amount required to be paid under the act ehurtefing
the hauk-Act Of 25th March. 1874.
The principle involved was whether the Act Of lst
April 1895 Increasing the tax on bank dividends wac
Dot unconstitutional to the banks previously char
tered and whose charters had not then expred-or m
ether words. whether the Legislature possessed the
power 10 increase the rate OF taxation beyond that
hxsd In the charter
The question rendered still more important A.
the principle spilled some fifteen more banks that
bad paid into the State treasury for tax on dividends
due more thsn twelve yesrs, about shuOOp-under
protest II the decision had been adverse % the opn
lon OF the accounting officers OF the Commonwealth
those hanks would doubtless have made effort e.
recover back the amount paid by them. Hence The
importance Of the decision well a. in settling YER
important question affecting the revenue
lPhilad Pennsylvsnisn
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NOW PUB.l,HFD-rus New-iOrk Journal VI Mehi'
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WOMAN.

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A COMPLETE AND AUTHENTIC HISTORY Of NJ
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rtis wOik 81. pubhei 10 hsndsom, slje, and one d
he most remarksbs historical ~0ss ever ssvsd rom me
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~0m.n In a. ayes afd TIE history u he world
H.. been ranssesed for he materials Of his Volume 20
vii a. tns aecount. Of .vrefs yOysgsrs, and h- r.
u . lie production Of sOfs VI - most eHennk inter
- and xhly important - besnn s'on NJ philo.o-
phy Il vlhksODs book o. k- interesting 10 me fr1s'
2e amusement snd the nOst prof md specuhtof m II
toy.trris. II so~ial science Prce y csnis
fyi1sr.D n LONG BROTHER, IS AnD-st ny.
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BY THE NlDNIGA1 SOTTHERN NAIL
Death Of Mrs. Madison.

Mrs. D. P MADroS expired - IL {. O'Clock Pm
Yesterday evening, 1T her residence 10 tbs Guy
wash o. Republic loih'
Ms. Madison was the widow Of James M'oi'on'
soarth President OF the Ulited a'es s'e ~"
boro q member Of the Society OF Fnenos Ia IT.
ginis stoat the year no. Her madru name
was PINE. She was young when her isiher re-
moved u Phsdel pbis. When some twenty yeas
old she Married lawyer by The name o. 1000
who died in less than three years alter tne mar
rage She had one son by him who 'tl Ives IN
Virsinis she married Mr.. Madison at Pnilsd'l-
pbia 10 the year 1924. when be wss member Of
Congress. Daring bis Presidency Mrs Madison
did the hoaors Of the White House "i'h eminent
grace and dignity. and has siocs co"''anily occu
Died distinguished place 10 society At WsshlnE-
ION and 10 virginia. Sic leaves 10 children ex-
cept Mr. Tod I'd. Tt'5.
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nrsPoSsy To THE PrEsiDFHT's PHocLAM'TioS
The Msoork AdrgIisN Of yesterday has the folio wing
Circular
To he wpfters and gsmbOs Q( the PrsbyteTidn Church
IN hs Tinted Stats
BELOVED BsgTHRyS Ia view OF the ravsges Of tho
p4silrn-e % violations Of the law Of GOd-oi the
Judgments Of Heaven. Wy food and hre, upon our PEG
pie and of the withholding Of spiritual influence 10 80
great degree from the Church our General Assembly
o., apart the 18th Of last June day Of humiliation
fasting and prayer.
But still the ravsges Of the pestience are increasing
and extending and the President OF the United States
h., appointed the fret Friday Of August as day If
National fasting. humiliation and prayer" On which
~ people, through Jesus Christ our Lord, 10 i'm
pore the Almighty In his own good time 10 stsy toe
dettroying hand which IL now lifted up against US
And lest any Of you should deem the keeping OF the
one day for the neglect OF the Otter. on the
advice II several brethren would hereby express 70
you my conviction that the keeping OF the day sot
apart by our Chsf Magistrate will be IN entire accord
snce With the uniform history end Gu tom OF our
Church, snd with the spirit Of the recommendation VI
the lsst Assembly
And would hereby efectionstey advise all our min
sters and churches sacTedly and 10 true faith 10
acc ale the TrIRD Day OF AUGUsT next TO the great
purposes Of It's appointment
NICHOLAS MURRAY,
Moderator Of the General Assembly.
Elf7sbdhi0yn, Juiy IL, 1872
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LIZ We commend he following esrnac.le TO d

" We CONNIE nd he following certificate 10 he al
teuuon readers ara recommend those DO are ~
scted - trv he remedy honcsisir PrnnsslVsB's Jan
b. lsf7 Mr. SErA " fOssLE-Ieay Sits You Al 10
the following Statement fof fe hcnt 81 Of The
az efsd la the wear lS4 WAS stacked hvef
e,mpaint whc6 apparently brous hi brink OF
TIC grave During my ckness ssas attended bv three
physcians In psce hut received no help also tired
sa they afforded me no rsiet A. iasi resort
sasded 10 Us WIsrAk's Balsam u Wild Cherry, and BY
Gang four bottles wa. restored better health than
lave enjoyed belore for ten years Tbs ssemen may
- rrlie1 a strictly bEISE1 ffhkiN
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y Preachiux next sabbath al ashinston HSll
Hs.ter-si. <,h doOt from Bo~vry. Subjects, Nh,
Babylon Of RevelSuon-ls Claims, Character and fAl
EvvHinsThe history Of Prophecy By d. RoslSsOS. .
II Rev. -. Van Dusen Of the Betford-st Church
VII preach 20 morning (iuy ~ In the sh Con
g-g.uons Church. Rev Nj >chvruierhOrns sixteenth
- Setween SIKH and Seveuth avenues Service Al o.,
oe och Preaching by the Pastor IN he afternoon So,
vice a. 81 O'Clock lylt
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JoHs A CHsw, Hayre dc Grace, Nd. vice Robert
esls removed
WILLIAM " Bows Of Georgia. 20 BE- Aar.hAi O.
rho Unted States The dlsicof Georgia wee Henry
william. who deriines the Office.
WALTER e. NILoNEY Of Florida. 10 Do Hrshsi
Of the Uuited Stats for the SOufh"fn Distnet u
FLORIDA vice Joseph Z Browne removed
ATTOE>HYs.
BtR.x w Hr,rEp Of T. a. he Attorney Of the
Cii.d s,ste. fT The District Of NOrh.CsrOlina, vice
william II H-igh who declines The Office
Gyosss W Cali ia II Fla % ~ Attorney OF The
rniied State for the Norhern District Of florida, vice
Chandler c. Young, removed.
LAND OFFICERS
JoH~ DfxKaRAvE OF La. o. be- Receiver Of Public No
n,y- - Monroe LIS vice John Fhiol. removed.
DANr,L CLAP Of IN tp be Register Of the Land Or
nee ~ D.nvlfie IN vice William Russell. removed
Lxvi. LOWELL Of Mich 10 be Register Of The Land
Oscs ~ onis Mich vice Ben iaulin Sherman, removed
THOMAS B. THoEP Of La 10 be Register Of the Land
Ohes At New Orleans. La. vice Louis sle Martin, re-
noved.
PesTMAsTRs.
ISRAEL TIrus 10 be Postmaster at Toledo, ONO IN
the place Of Truman G Everetts, removed.
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ofsroe OF raE GovrEyos. o. ras Al~,-Horss

SUPPLIES OF HARDWOOD fOK THt
>ALM<HOCSE -Sea4rd proposals. Will he received
by ne Governors cir Office IN The PafE lRoturns 10
NJ O'clock Of The 24ih instant for supplying FOR of
~ House cords Of good sound southern. New
Jersey or Norih River White Oak NOod o. 3 soid feel
The wool 70 he delivered any bari or wharves IN ne
CIV of S-x-York and any WhAT or whA-ves On Kan
d. or BlNckweFs Islsnts. free OF al expense n-n
bottled and 10 be sgh-c 10 The Inspection OF competent
whose decision as 10 oGziiy and quantity srs ne nsAi-
Any nfornaon tsaf may be required Will Dc given on APP
phcaiinn II mi, oesce ; DIAPER, President
fyiSiJy2tis
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~ ron SALE TIL hOnss sd lot 100 Fast broad
~. wav A-O ihs house aud lot % Norfolk d Elmer
80 no., above places would be ssrhaSgsf - tAni
convenient 10 he city Apyl, al 10 Esst Broadway
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HOTELS.

DATtk-O y. J.-Asa retreat 'or day week or
4 monh cuung ihe SIunier, there l. y'sce 10 the
icrlty % Ssw-lDrk possess nk 80 msny attractions
Paterson N-wJrrsey "Con-rr-- Hal" new, COM
nod and well Kept hotel invites fAe stranger 90 a the
without hs uf h NE. While Pa-salc Fsl-.
sri The ersnd mountain scenery u iA- r-ighhorhou
f-fler several uIlrsI la>e- ~Cl stored WIKI the
choicest f-h. afford ample fed 20 The sportsman sni
Of Paterson j. entirely exempt rom tue
prevailing epedeuc IfgltU'I G On.
- Rt-BATHING. Fi-HiNG, &s.-oCrAN
- utL -, loppu-ite tAr b .auu- ed NrfIsIrkl % II
VII i-TON. Proprietor Blue fishing h-vIus ceased Doc
f- river, MS have been made with rtl aHt sa
NJais for outs de ttrg. fw"~fh prrnfunR mere zee
niue mackerrI bass. hlHcS h-u. found iu gfea
thlulf Steamers Con fdrnce and EiNlr Lew. cav"
P-ra--4.y hn0 Fulton Mnkrt.sIp daiy for iA" Ocean
H,u-r For lime o ceQsrtule - daly perer- :. u "