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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-08
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BosTor, July G;-B,oksrs Beard-5 shares Bost9n
Northern Railroad 56 20 $50 de- Is Boston and Pre-
Crocers Baph 9Sl 20 Vermont Central Railroad AZ; %
do. 1876 1913 do rights tc 20 do. dividends 81 49, Essex
Company 10; IL Boston and Maine abroad 1925 Eastern
Railroad dividend OIL l0O do do. Il4; Western Rail-
road 34 Norfolk County Railroad 1885, % do 39 Is
4O Is Do L2O 401; S5 Cheshire Railroad Dividends
gl1 $500 Roxbury City Gs. 1850 o. Second Roard2j
heading Railroad M % do lzs6; "a Vermont Cen
Pttsburg COPPER Company ~ 10 do do, b5d, PA $500
vermont Central Railroad Dividends s5
EALTINoRE, July $500 United States S. 81 1854 700
United States Treasury fs ll6 1000 Maryland Us ; 09
Il 1000 do do l7 1870 Baltimore 6 1880, 1867; LIS
rs 6; 1890 do Sc M ll5S rs Baltimore and Ohio R.
Bonds ls67 Se 1860 do GOO do do 90s 100 shares
Mechanics Bank 49, Baltimore Ohio Railroad Al do
do 45R.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEw BEproRp On MARKEr. July 2 1s49.-Sperm-
The market has been quiet since last and have
only report sales Of 200 bbl at 02 ots and so bills
private terms. Sales made on the day of our
last Of about 400 bills, at 100 103 cts. Whale-We
have char tonotice in the market which remains
finn with fair demand The sales embrace $50 bbls.
N w Coast, understood to be at 40 cts. per gallon,
ard SEQ bbs. on private terms Whale boae-We
notice sales Of 5000 lbs N W. Coast at 2S cts and
few small parcels to the trade, at 30 80 cts.
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BALTIMORE, July J, 1919.
Removals. and dFpointmenis-R Gold Nina
--Inswoncs Lossos--dnothcr Baltimore Mynu.
rient-SingIar TssSl, &c.
The removals and appointments TO Office IN the
Post Office and Custom House, are progressing al
q rapid rate, amid the growing and grumbllng of
the disappointed. There were at least tweaty ap-
plIcsnts for every office, and, II course, every APP
poinimeni that ~ made disappuints Ut least nine-
teen, whilst 10 makes one man temporarily happy.
The Rockville (Md.) gold mine OF MIR. LlllcOit.
which was sCme time since sold 20 company of
New lorkers, who paid the forfeit and finally
backed out from the speculation, has again been
taken up by two gentlemen from Albany, who tvc
leased the mnes, in company with two gentlemen
Of Montgomery county, or period OF four years.
IL is said that a and rich vein has been disco
vered, and that the work will be pushed ahead
with energy.
The Spring Garden insurance company, Of Phi
ladelphia, have had an office open In this city, for
number ct years past; but having met with such
universal bad luck, have concluded to close up
here, and cease renewing policies. They were,
yesterday, muctcd in the county court, the
contested insurance case u Alexander L. Acker-
man, in the cum 81 800.
The first Baltimore sharp shooters have secured
lot Of ground, about 30 feet square, onned ia the
centre Of the intersection Of sx streets, known
Ashland square, which they intend to enclsse with
lrcn railing, and inter IN II the remalas OF Wells
and Macomas, who are generally admitted to have
been the parties who shot General Ross at the
battle ci North Point. beth Of whom perishcd on
that field. An elegant monument, worthy Of the
monumental city, Will also be erected over their
remains
That ourioutly contrved double Loaf. which has
been built by Mr.. Lew James, fr MAJOR j. T..
fiowold, viii be launched this morning, at ~
o'clock, at the foot of Jhnmcs street. She has
b,,n utmed The ". j. Lairobr, in compliment
Ga one of eur citizens. he is perfect curiosity,
ENC speculation j. Lusy as to how she will act
bh'b SAs stis IA htI destined element.
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The annual commencement of the PENNSYLVANIA
Univcrsy-llteTary department-was held this
morning, IN the Museum saloon. The following
was The order OF exercises
Prayer by the Provost
Greek Saluta tory Oration-s Hldsburn McMullin
Ruins OF Acknowledgment Fleming.
Political Opprcs sion-Wm IL McFadden.
Commerce, an agent Of Civilization James Appey
The study If the Fine Arts-G. Washington Scheide.
English Parties-iIartman Kuhn
NJ. Lamb
Love of Country-Wm. Huckel
The Moral Hcro-Wm. Fl. Taggsrt.
cONrERRINC OF DEGREES.
The degree of Bachelor Of Arts was then conferred
on the following members of the Senior Class
Jas. ..ppley. Jas Darrach, Lammot Du Pont, VIM.
Feltus Jos. Fleming Coleman Fisher, George Hand
VIM. Huckel, Hartman Kuhn VIM. NJ. Lamb. Christie
pher Nagee. VIM IL. McFadden. VIM. II. Taggart, wy
lie Mcleod Saml H. McMullin, John s. Newlin Benz w
richards q. Washington Schneido, J. s. Zanes, Sell
lers.
The degree of Master of Arts conferred on the
following graduates of three years standing
ton, Caldwell X. Bidde. VIM. j. Blight, Chas f. Bur-
GIN J. Don Carlisle, Saml. Cox Jr, s. Wylie Crawford
Jos Dillingham;, Henry Eckel James Ely, William
Wayne Evans. Jas. S. Farmer, Geo Harding. Frederick
klett, Jr; q Frederick Krode Robt Lewis, John
Perot chas. Plat. Peters Rambo, Edwd Shippen Jno
Henry Smalz J. Beverly Stteler, Henry l. Van Meter
Henry Wharton, Vim. Rotch Wister, Thomas Wood
VIM p. Lewis.
The degree Of Doctor of Medicine was conferred on
John Bourns. of Pennsylv Ridley Brown, OF
n. Carolina; Philip b. Baker OF Va; Matthew Clay, OF
Alabama; Elias b. Click, Ohio; Leonard Magrunder
NlrhlssipPIi Jhmcs uiioch, ieuHsy
pier &. f,acc N. Carolina; John Steele, Tenn.
Naledictory Grafton George Hand.
James Donahue, a lad IL years of age, was kill
ed last evening, by the tender of the United States
engine having Inn over HIM.
Gen. Robert M. Patterson was yesterday elected
Major General of the LIST Division Pennsylvania
Militia. Gen. Cadwalader declined being can
didaie.
Samuel Young, aged &C. was, yesterday after
noon, caught by the Baltimore cars, as they were
entering The depot, Eleventh and Market streets,
and crushed to death against the wall, inside the
entrance.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 7, 1919.
The Cholera in a-Ayrcst-Uoe Ro,c-
6,us,a- Markets. Stock Sales &c

The Cholera in PhiiadeL hta-Arrcst-M Ro,c-
dyism-M Markets, Stock Sales, &c.
There is quite visible decline in the cholera
report of the last two days. Twenty-nne cases and
three deaths are reported in private practices three
cases and one death in the hospitals, and nine cases
and four deaths at the aims house. The total is 40
cases and deaths. During the week there has
been 32S cases and l26 deaths. The disease is
now raging In the lower part of Camden, N. J..
Yesterday eight cases occurred there, and five
deaths. Mr.. Toole, the keeper of the kaign's
Point ferry house, has lost his wife and three other
relatives from the disease, within the last ten days
John McGiT was this morning committed by
the Mayor, on suspicion of having stabbed Cor
nelius Brannon, on the 4,h OF July, to await the
result OF the wound.
The vicinity Of Gray's ferry has recently been
the scene Of many outragcs committed by new
gang Of persons calling themselves ''Stars." A
day or two since, wagon, with groceries tor the
Marine Asylum, was stepped and plundered OF its
contents, which were either carried of scattered
along the road. Arthur Mclaughlin and Charles
Gallagher, two concerned in this affair, have been
locked up in default of bail, to await their trial
The export demand for -four to-day has been mode
sold at - 90 Rye flour is scarce at So and sales
Of meal are limited at 1918. The demand for
corn Is limited; good red sells ut 81 and white at 81
per bushel; Southern and Penna yellow corn $40. tn
5sc Oats are In limited demand at &c to 29c for
Southern. and sc. to 33c for Pcnna. Wbiskey In
hhds, II &c ard in bbls.. ne bhds are scarce
The sales of stocks at the first board were:-sl 600
Nav. 81, b. 5l1l; 1000 do So; 100 Union, S. II y
IS Miners Bank, Potts, So $4,000 State Ss, 81
l2ik; $50 Camden and Amboy bonds 9s; 1000 State
6's 53 90; 81 coo Reading Mort. Bonds Gj; $50 do.
1915 90 do, 1si4 Second Bodrd-sl 600 State 5s, IS
Com. Bank 5G5s oOJ sch, Nav 6s, 81 500 state
SASH; 100 shs Harlem Railroad, 2els; loo do. 26
700 Texas Notes. 9h; Nor Am Bank l2t1si =,
Diamond Coal Co, u.s. 5000 County 6's, 20, 100; u
Msrris anal So.
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Passenger Arrir,si.

aY.Nr.f-Steanlslip TennesseeMrs Holmes Mrs shsr-
wood, @ Holmes, Sherwood VIM CrrLtr,e urs,r.strr.
Mess Troun Tiorp and a Troup, bickinsoa. wr,
sihnson w DtcknIon, NrsS Morre Mics Iiun.er Mr..
Sehuyler VIM wade, hfs Wade, child. aud servant II
rrs BROOKS Mrs Col Gatdinor Misses Kate Gardiner
ana Gafdintr Mrs Covlcs Cowcs Cewies xrs Norton
MI sotor ~ d reft g Neyle, scranton. Jss Brys,.
snlth; IF Su ith. Edvard Padeiford. Sneppard, q
nrrtser, Glsspte DIR "A Tr,pp A Oh ls Chs Cooke
~ ihoinpson, W Cooper Francis Wood, J N F,iand. N
.aLrop Frooks George sheldon. sheldon. Caufee.
~ ~ wiz Refs iun'r: Brudden. George sheppsrf
mIyer Hilyer. VI Broadstrcet, Bowen W Naher h.
,w9tatury, INV Natngion, Rowe. l. Lauhau Lieut.
nein'1sh ~ Lieut. Wick a. Mr. Lee, Wm Batter,-
By. e U Iahtop; rrd I2is tie s;eetsge.
,,hsRTiNfqur-siip Harmone-Nme Darod, Male Dared.
Mile Dufeur 1865
TuRrs isLArp-Biia Judson-Nrs Bro,herson AMI chill
lady '''
Zorro RIco-Bris Anninttte-srs Croosas daughter and
Micro; Feiciana palacio Uosa Antsnia Catcia
MAnAcaiBo-s chI Orhir-M Magoiio, VI Mycr.
Creighton.
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June Gath, 1919, by the Revd. H. Lord, Mr.. PArTER-
SON STEVENS Of Greenville N. " youngest of Dea
con W illiam Stevens, to Miss MARTHA JANE FIScn
daughter of Ira Finch, Esq. of Cairo N Y.
Green county papers please copy
In Chicago, June 23d by the Rev. DR.. A Doolittle,
Mr.. WILLIAM TAYLOR, of New York. to Miss AMELIA
Lesser, of Chicago
On Friday, 9th June by the Rev d. w Clark, Mr..
Ronrnr WALLER Of Jilicouliry, TO Mis- J,NNrr Son.
NEVILLE Donaldson. Of Dunfermlne (Scotland) both
residing at FrankliDville, North Belloville, N J.
At Louisville (Ky) on the I'd inst. Mr. NJ b. FIELD
i.G, Of New York, TO Miss EosrSA Townsend Of Gin
cinnati.
By the Rev. s. ii. Cone, Baptist Minister, J1HS T.
DuRYrE, Esq. Counsellor. atLaw to Mrs ELzA WAL
ORION all Of this city.
July 5tb, 1919, by the Rev. Mr.. Trites, Mr.. LrE
RsuA, to AIRS. MARY, widow Of the late James Chill
lingsworth, all Of this city.
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Died.

On Friday evening. July 6, CATHERINE McGURE,
daughter Of Susan and Terence MCGUIRE aged years
ard months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family in
vit,d to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence Of her father l1lth street.
and I bird avenue
On the 9th inst, Of consumption, Margaret c.,
daughter Of the late Philip aud Hannah ODrien, aged
Is years.
The friends and relatives Of the family respect
fully requested to attend the funeral from her resi-
dence, No. Ice Hester street. at ga O'Clock Sunday
afternoon
Boston papers please copy.
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ence while occupying the White House, than any
Of his predecessors since the days Of Washington.
/, A day or two since, a company of marines from
the barracks, paraded with full band OF music, at
four or five O'clock in the morning, to avoid the
heat OF the sun. A circumstance SO unusual, led
manyto believe that they were escortng General
Taylor's white horse from the depot to the Presi-
dents house but the animal has not yet arrived
He is, however, daily expected. CT.
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LAKE SUPERIOR CorrER.-The propeller Napo-
leon came down yesterday from Lapointe and other
ports, with large load of passengers and valua-
bic cargo of cepper-about ninety tons, from the
Cliff Mine, for the Pittsburgh and Boston Mining
Company. Also six tons from Isle Royale, for the
Isle Royale and Ohio Mining Company.
S,,D,rior Neps June Is
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Our PhiIadeIphia correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3, 1873.


The Cholera in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Uni
persify--Raihoad Accidents Steamboat Accident,
&C., &c.
The following is the official cholera report for to-
day, issued by the Board Of Health. The cases
are diminishing in the city and Southwark, but
increasing in Moyamensing, hitherto almost entire
ly free from the epidemic.
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NooI. The operations of the week embrace 3,OO0bs
No country pulled at 25 261zc 5000 do superlne
at rs a 29c and 15C00 do mixed fleece at 20 a 32c
cash. Foreign continues dull.
WmsIEY.-Sales of 200 bbls at 22Hc for Ohio, and
2c druege better with sales of 100 hhds at 23c
time.
Receipts of Produce per Hudson River Lines this Day
Hudson River Line-2 PIG bbls Hour; 600 bushels
SO bbls ashes OF boxes cheese; l5S bbs hams;
III bales wool.
Troy and Erie Line-3e7 bbls -four; 4435 bushels
corn; IS bbls wbiskey IL do. ashes; 10 bales wool
Old Troy Line-2,657 bbls. flour; 900 bushels oats;
20 bbls ashes; $50 do butter.
Grinith's Line-500 hbls. -four; 726 bushels wheat
swiisure Line e96 bbls four 20 do ashes AZ bales
wool.
Albany and Canal Line l16 bbls -four; 5 900 bush
els corn As bbls whskey: 25 do ashes.
Chepango Lake Line-6,700 bushels oats; 81 bbls.
wbiskey; 80 boxes cheese.
Ithaca Line-1 400 bushels corn.
whisky.
American Transportation Co.. 400 bushels corn 1l8
bbs hams: 10 bales wool
New York Syracuse and Oswego Liuc-6eObbls -four.
New York, Utica and Oswego Lne-74bbls -FOUR 1882
bushels corn.
Old Oswego Line-1 242 bbls. flour; 1928 bushels
corn: CO bbs. ashes; So DO. butter.
Silliman & Gardner's Line SAT- bushels oats
New y oTk and Cincinnati Line-517 bbs -four; ! 200
bush, corn; IL bbls ashes; IL bales wool
Peoples Oswego Line-455 bbls. -four $40 bushels
corn; 1910 do oats.
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Cleared.
sSETs CO. Ss bRn sPis Ss.!is cF asa
p s STsn' STs1 s GrS9s S';G u 81
tisri.sien, spanaId, Tiltston . Co.
SIDES Golden sr,be TERI ss,ser, London, Cook smith
s.sss b Essps s'H sss saa NgSG Al
r ersS Sssf JfS sa nT ss
Ian rs, Hotyersi heatzC, Nchola, sissi, Patrulln
ws$Srts fsyiSy, ssts: '.sS ana, ;, 'r o''
johnson, Cfy Point scsuino, swain B,imorsi Anu smi
Hayiins, do New Resuius smith. Philadelphia coole,
sasn ssoePs Wsi d Northern Belle r TpSs
sioets-Tsrvcst French. Providence; Rienzi, Durf.o
Newport; Signal. cOnoter Hartford.
Arrived.
sosmtp Icrnessse Collins sava- nah July with dse
t. Mstel frSsy merrns Of Cape hattera' passed
shp narme ME- yare,, Martinique, % days. in bslias
TO nss'i ,.,s bs gi,,a, c,,.,..,ou
TwaIdis rsierssrs to Il Tuslsr, jT '-'' WIN muse 10
With tsls az no 20 seSha hatcher y Jays
Ertm brig DcrOthsa Mass, DuuHOs Ayrcs. 90 dsy with
I,i Maitland Young s, nar,Ss June Is with salt 70
Se,sssn5 'p,e ~ as % 70 Ion o. passed whale
Irs chm, tci bei%.t alden e,tsGas, 4 a,y,. yl.,
i9Tk n.s,isro hssSs for Vera Cru, Al ysl
&C. LAWS June ~ la, y TO- Ion 70 ~ sisnaiired an
hmtsIn With white signal, showing The letters in IT,
Big Abtenste Riehar' Porto Rico 20 days, with sug,r
tara with erm brig showin white flag with letter in
~ Jsy lat a. Ion 20 passed brig Cameron, Of Baltimore,
ttestirEk.
Brig Jsdor Russell Turks Island, June q, with salt 70
Csthld Spencer. Of New haven. SID In company with
trg Oied CuTtls, for Nlork.
brig Csorss Walker. Charleston days, with mdsc, to
Eulhlty.
master June Is on the western part 81 = Domingo passed
socr ~ var steering WNW supposed to he the Albany
22d % Crcoled leland spoke sehr John Wesley who
ptrttd ship Rolert Hearing aslore on Inagua
scit wa, Van Glider st Lroix, IL days, with sugar.
20 e Iofrtst Go.
SER AVN Lyman, Tot,ep, Wilmington NC days, with
naval stores.
selr nums, Mills, wilninston. NC. 8 days.
Below,
rark Louifs, - from Havana.
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MARITIME INTELLIG h
Port OF New York, July \, 1919.


:Us ssrs 80. 81 SIGH waTs:...... 10 s.
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lielnid r1sr,n. Correspondence.

rHrfrTLrHtA, July Z, grN-Arr-B-gs CharNs Harry
hhor, PROVED harkec Putnam, Boston Openah e.
Ien' ision 90 Ooneto Lewis do re issn, Taylor, STA
ia, Baker dos Olive ~ sase h. Gates de Columbia Kelly
dos VIM Pollard PA o. man. froyiete Yandalier Ne
TIRE, ,Newtrrro,ti lerssy.tsn,s, kslson New London;
ton I'm N Goth Bradley. Ncrwich! Trcptania -wart
iroydenee Exit Porter New York Zone, Grow ELL Sand
Below-ship John vtitncy, cliadsn, from Liverpool
tleated-Bfqs lankee, Putnam, Boston; Egyptian
90; Martha Kim Buctnam, Portland Thomas Ed
wards Loson OTtnanso. Pendleon Boston; Monta ner-
DO; victoria Baker. Providef oc olive Elizabeth Yates
Dtstl fcuevtiance, ehton, New London Columbia Kei-
Icy ReSlury Ellen Nickerson, Bosop Drnj Fnslsh, Bill
NV Haven Trerianie, Levitt, New York; Robbins.
snlth Wards Island. Bernice Wss., Roxbury; VIM Pol
lard Pniham d.: Nardalier Mcinyre Portsmouth; Deis-
hai ding, fa River Worcester Rhoads Providence
Geytr Iostopi sarah Parsons ssco zore Crov Bostos
Am, Alh y, do.
Miscellaneous.
SUR Roman HraniNe" is reported ashore Tnssua
See arrival Of sChr Ophir
DARK y.mrs safrH, Clark from Palermo for Doson he
re reported Put into Fay al in distress arrived there
81 having had bad weather On 18th had bowsprt
RED avsy W close TO the bevs both washed
overheard as we'll a. water casks sails
Ia ORE Ne Pitched fore topaast close the can
Inch touk The main opmast on In hole and thst
iag the main yard. broke u o. and The main
Gail o. pieces Tho ain tormast also fell upon the rem
~ asst that az the cross trees All ,be TN
y at rFirg away the lover mass large
quantity Of water went into the hold which reg irsd two
.,stle lost Int cash % and SONS beef being
lift. The rspass would require THREE or four weeks
Notice 60 Mariners.
CUsrom HoUsr, NV YoRH,
- - Collectors Once, July 7, 1870
moorrss The night cf the 9th Pro viii
H.NAxwELL.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-09

stricted as il was, lasted till the negroes out
numbered the whites as l6 to |, and how
much longer it might have continued, bu,
for British abolitionism and Interference y
we cannot tell. Slavery in our county has
already fifteen States. all the vast country
from the Potomac and the Ohio to the Rio
Grande. Centuries may pass away ere it
has crowded lis present borders ~ fitness
with its groaning victims. There are mil
lions OF acres yet under its control which its
touch has never blighled. So long as the
system continues in the far Southern States,
a market will be open there for slave-breed-
ing States, 10 supply the waste Of life on the
cotton. sugar and rice plantations, as there is
now in Cuba for African slaves.
In the name OF Humanity and Justice,
must we content ourselves with burning
slavery from New Mexico and California,
while we pledge protection TO it in its pres
ent limits Ten generations of such com
promises might pass from the earth, and the
system still exist with growing crimes and
cruelties, if no other powers were at work
for its determination. Aye, long before that
lime it would have so corrupted the hearts
of the people that it would have reversed
every free ordinance and Wilmot Proviso and
spread over the great southwest to the 18th.
mus.
Now is no time 10 make or keep compro,
misses with slavery. The Spirit Of tie Age
the example Of other nations-ihe great prin
clples and the past history Of the anti-sIave-
ry cause, the want Of the human race, all
the noble promptlngs of our own hearts, anC
the spirit and voice of tho Divine Father
all plead with us to break every yoke and
let the oppressed 90 free 10 demand fro edou
and the rights of man for every human breth
er, 10 mainiain the righi. Ii We be thus
faithful, we must be successful.-PQ. Free
man.
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A%nti-SlaVery Meetings.

j. w. WALKER g. II. w. CURTIS
Agents of the Western Anti Slavery Society
will hold Anli-Slavery Meetings as follows
Grafton, LoTair Co.
Friday & Saturday, February 9th and 10Th
Wellington Lorain, Co.
Monday & Tuesday, February 18th and 18Th,
LitchtieId, Medina Co.
Wednesday & Thursday, February illh and
18th, Medina, Medina Co.
Friday g. Saturday, February 10th and l7th,
Wadsworth, Medina Co.
Sunday, February 18th, Sharon, Medina Co,
Monday and Tuesday. February 18th & Goth,
Granger, Medina Go.
Wednesday g. Thursday, February 2lst and
22rd, Bath, Medina Co.
Saturday o. Sunday, February eth g. 25th
Chagrin Falls, Cuyahoga Co.
Monday q Tuesday, February 26th and eth
ChardoO, Geauga Co.
C~All the above meetings will commence
at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, with the exception OF
Chagrin Falls and Chardon, which will COM
nence at early candle light.
1t is hoped that the friends in the respec-
i've neighborhoods will make all tho neces-
'ary arrangements for the meetings,
G-Those owing pledges 10 tina society,
subscriptions TO the Bugle, will confer q
aFoF by settling with the agents,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-09
COVERLET AND INGRAM CARPET
WEAVING.

The subscriber, thankful for past favoura
conferred the last season, takes this method
to inform the public that he still continues IN
the well.kuowu stand formerly carried on by
James McLeran, in the CoyeIlet aud CarPe,
business.
Direcii0ns.-For double coverlets spin Tho
wooilen yarn at least IL cuts to the pound,
double aud twist 30 cuts, colcIiug 8 Of it
red, and 81 blue; or in the same proportions
Of any other two coloTs; double and twist
Of No.. } cotton, 80 cuts for chain. He has
two machines 10 weave the half-dopble Gov.
c%rlels. For No. |, prepare the yarn as fol,
lows: double and twist Of No. Z cotton yarn
IL cuts, aud 9 cuts of single yarn colored
light blue for chain, with Is cuts Of double
and twisted woollen, and Is cuts Of No. Q
for filling. For No. ,, prepare Of No. 5 cots
ton yarn, l6 cuts double aud twisted, aud
8 cuts single, c%oIored light blue, for the chain
IL cuts Of double aud twisted woo!len, and
one pouud single white cotton for flling.-
For those two machines spin the woollen yarn
uiue or ten cuts TO the pound,
PLATA aud figured table linen, &c. woven
ROBERT HINSHILL WOOD,
Green street, Salem,
June 10th, 1913. Gm-l46