Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-07-28

esiimable and talented Widow, whose flow
ing pen and ready wit have Of late been win
ming golden opinions from The fraternity at
large,
FRosT made its appearance two nights in
succession lately in the British territory Of
New Brunswick,
Rev. JoHN PivRPoINT, of Troy, n. Y.
mas been invited 10 settle as a minister in
Medford, Mass.
ApPRoPBiATF.-Bishop Hughes organ
the Freeman's Journal-hes The two follow
ing cards in its columns. Chas. NJ. Nam
ny, Choice Brdndies, Wines and Cigars
Francis Gilmore, Underiaker, Ce6in IFurs-
house. II is proper that the two should go
together.
The Rev. George 3. Cheever, Of New
York City, will deliver the Anniversary
Grafton, on the 3lst of July, before the Wes-
leyan University, Middletown, Connecticut,
Lucretia Mott addressed a large assem-
blage, at the Presbyterian Church at Cazeno-
via, \. Y, on Tuesday evening, The bur-
den of her discourse was the increased liber-
ality Of christian sects, the peace principle,
and a lengthy appeal in favor Of woman's
rights.
The Mexican Minister Of War in his late
report TO his Government states the number
Mexican women and children annually cap
tured and carried off by the hostile Indians to
be upward of six bundled. 1t is the practice
Of the savages TO murder the men and hold
the women as c%aptives,
CHOLERA INcIDENTs.-The New York Elk,
press relates the following melancholy incl
dents 1.-Two young Indies, beautiful aud
accomplished-Mary Louisa and Virginia
] Star oA. H. - ,...Ant. ana aaW
Of age-were both engaged TO be married ON
Monday last. On the Saturday night previ-
Gus both went TO Hoboken, and there impru-
IDENTIFY partook of ice creams, strawberries,
and other fruits. The hour appointed for the
wedding found both Of them cold in death,
with their bridal garments for winding sheet"
Snow IN JuLY.-A pedestrian just returned
from the White Mountains writes to the TTi-
bune that he saw near their SUBMITS, July
10th, several patches Of snow, the remains Of
The winters crop.
DEATH OF LITTLEJoHN.-The Western o.
i've Branch, published at indianapolis, lndi-
ana, states that Augustus Littleiohn, the cell
ehraied Revivallst, recently died in The Ohio
Peniientiary, whittier he had been sent under
the assumed name of Hamilton, but just pre-
vious to his death acknowledged that he was
none other Than Littlejohn, the Revivalist.
FATHER MATHEW IN Worcestershire
Inequalities of the White House have been
rendered to Father Mathew by the President,
on his visit to Washington.-BOston Wing.
Pores CONTRIBUTION TO THE STARVING
IRlsH.-The Pope has sent DR.. M'Hale go
900 francs toward the relief of the starving
people of the West. The post which con-
veyed this respectable sum-upwards Of
ES0O-was met by another bound for Gae,a
with 43i5, contributed by the people of the
diocese Of Tuam 10 the exchequer of his Ho-
illness.
TYPE MADE OF CoPPER.-A Mr.. Petit, of
Holborn, London, has discovered the power
of making type, of infinite durability, from
copper, at a less expense than that now pro-
duced from lead. A font Of this new type
will last for years, and is far more beautiful
than any in present use.
FIRE IN MAUcH CHUNK.-A very destruc-
tive fire broke out in Mauch Chunk on Sun
day, July l5, in the most lourishing and bu-
siness portion of the town, destroying proper
ty estimated at $l50,000. At least thirty
houses have been reduced to ashes.
DAVID WiLMoT, the 'Proviso' man, deliv-
cred an eloquent Grafton in Bradford Co., Pa,
or the 9TH.
SUCCESS OF HoMEoPATHY.-Of SO decided
cases of cholera reported by IA Homeopathic
physicians of New York City, all but 10
were cured,
The PAsT.-The Cleveland True Demo-
crot, speaking of Judge Tappan, President Of
the Ordinance Celebration on The 18th inst,
states that on arriving at The mouth Of the
Cuyahoga fifty years ago, in the month of
May, he found there one log hut-a sort of In
dian ~holstery, kept by Lorenzo Carter. That
was the beginning of Cleveland And what
a change has he witnessed In that period /
1t is most wonderful, and no language can
describe it.
There is no cholera at Niagara Falls, and
there has not been any during the season /;
nor was there a single case there in 1882, or
1884.
THE Ono STATE FAIR has been postponed
until next year, in consequence of the sick
ness in Cincinnati and its vicinity.
f Rev. r.. J. Smith, Of ~Lansingburgh, NY,
probably 10 familiarize himself with the prac-
iical nature of sin, has recently seduced one
Mary Jane Tribou, from Auburn, Me. Smith
had a wife and family, in which the girl re-
sided. Miss 4. has been at home several
weeks in a state bordering on disIraciion.-
Belfast (Ne.) Journal.
Notice of Meetings.