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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
Ssriammlmng Srr Giienfabrifantcn 30
ASenufyIoamicu.

Cine aroBe Qnsabl biefer @efhdft5teute
perfammelte lidb am 18ten Qu9uit 1S49 in
pitsbur9 INN ben 9eorhdten Suitauo Der
Standardization in reiflite 8eratbun9 Su
Sieben uno auf .5eilmitteI ciefes uebeIs Su
iinncn. Gin eaSu ernanntes Committee
itattete fCl9enoen biitorilben Ssribt nber
oiefes @efddfr hber bic Iegten 30 Sabre ab :
:, Scit 1908, bem @mbare0fplfem uno Dem
earaufol9enoen Rrie9e bis 1872 bate f6
Die Giienproouftcn in WcnnfpIpanien bel.
| fpieuos permebrt. Differ Sufianb bauerte
bis Su @nbe bes Srie9eS nit 9rD6brittani'
eli, Der Dem @ifen9ef6dft unb bem Qderbau
binIdn9liden Sbue 9epdbrte alIein TO-
baIo Der 0anoel wieoer NIT @n9lano croft
net mar, fanfen Die Qrsife bes gifens. Der
Sanbprooufte uno Der Qrbeit aub ebcu 70
RAID. Sts 1916 mar Der preis elmer Son
he Gtfen 500 eineS 8ufdel @aiSen i'm Gan
be $l so uno Der Qrbelt per Monat $40
SIN 1920 fIcl oa5 @iien Don 500 unter $40.
per Sonne, BaiSen auf Is Gents uno 4r-
belt auf 8 Sbaler per MOnat. Der Sbue
Sou Don 1922, "a unb '2S fteIlte Die 8lh
tbe alIer 9cfbdfte wieoer Der, bis Der SSer
9lei6stariff BON 1888 ben eneIifdsn Sabri.
fantsn wieoer ale Sbore 6ffnete uuo unfer
eanb eridte, bis Sum Sabre 1912. 70 bas
@ifen oamaIs auf Sl7,50-$I8,OO, @ai'
Sen bon 81 so .auf 25-4O Gents uno bic
Qrbelt tn 9Iei6em MaGe gsfunfen mar. Sn
1S43. ais man Die ScI9en oes neuen Sduk
soIIes bon 1912 Su fiblen bs9ann. boben
iib RAID uieeer ale 9sfhdfte bis IS47.
Son 1912 bis 1876 wurben IS nrue @ifcn,
l6mclSen eribtet, BON 1886 bis ieet nur
3. Gifen, bas BON l845-'47 S32-S37
bradte, fanf in SoIse ces oemofratifden
Qe-UaIOrcm.3olIe5 unter $50 pbne befenre.
re gla6fra9e. 9ieraus 9ebt berpor. baB
oas SIlben unferer Sabrifen uno Manu,
fafturen, Der Qrbsit uno crs Qderbaues bel
nabc 9dnSIid pOn einem fpeeifiben S6ue
6ou abbdn9t II. (. w.'
Gntprebenbe 8efdIiife wurben scfabt,
Sommitteen ernannt uno neue Ser famm.
lun9en anberaumt, um ourb areianete
WaBre9eIn bic SntersGen unferer Qrbeiter
uno Gel6dfte Su wabren.- CStaatsS Seituns.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

rer StaatSfbulb in flin9enoer MhnSe 5u
beSablen ,uoourb Der Grebit unferer 8e
publif erbalten wiro. ge9en bic unmuroi9e
Serbinoun9 Der eofofofo 4nfhbrer bsufeI
ben Su fbmdbeu uno nieorSubreben, burb
uOr5eiti9e Qufnabme 9roBcr Summen Gel
oes aus Dem 6ffentIi6en SGabe. um ile in
Die 0dnbe Der Qemterbalter uno politifden
@un(tIin9e 81 9eben, unter oem Sor9eben
bic Qrbeiter an ben 6fentIi6en 8erfen ea'
nit ju beSabIen.
8efbIoGen, baB mir init Sreuben ben er.
| folsreiben &f Der tapfern uugarn be.
9ru6sn, fur ibre lang ptrIorne Sreibeit-
uno tief trauern uber oaS S6idfal 6oms,
feline rspubIifanifden 8eiie9er aber Uerab'
ten uno perabfbeuen. Wesen ibrer unbe
itdubisfeit uno Serrdtbersi uno BON 9ansem
t9erSen unfern 8eifalIruf unb 9uten ISiuen
allen nieoeraetretenen unb untsrorudten
Solfern fencen. Die 9e9eH Sprannen uno
Sprannei fdmpfsn.
Sef6Iofen. ba6. babie 8eeisrune pfibt.
mdBi9 perbunben III, Die Qrbeit bes eanoes
bu beibuben, IS mebr bsfonoers ibre SOr9e
fsin iOlte, Die iu9enoliden Qrbeiter Su be-
f6ugen, bic Sugeno oeS eanoes lit iein Uer'
tbefer Seiis. gSir baIten oaber oas @e'
fee, befannt aGs bas Sebntunben 9efeb
aIs elm ii6erss S6uemitteI se9en unter
oruduus.
8ef6lOffen. bae mir bic 8dblbarfeit Der
2ibter berSIib billi9en uno unterliisen
.pOuen, ais cine Wbie MaBre9eI. aus9e.
fubrt our6 bic leste 8bis gefsg9ebun9.
SefbloiIen, baB mir, inoem mir ben Sur'
germ uon QennfpIoanien ben Ramen non
9einrib 81. SulIer uorle9en, als einen Gam
oioaten ;u ibrer untertigun9 fir oaS ga
nal @0mmiBioners Qmt, mir ibnen einen
Mann 9e9eben baben, Der ibres uolIen Ser
trausn5 wirei9 III, @inen Der Dem SoIfe fc
poblbefannt lit. uno Die Ginftimmiafeit Die
fer Convention III Der ii6erite 8ewsis in
|WeIder Qdtun9 ct Don fetnen Mlitbur9ern
9ebalten Wito.
8efdIclIcn. oaB es tas Sntersffe bss
SUIfes 1T. Minnsr in Der 8Oaro Der Ga,
ual.@emmiBicners Su baben. Die uerfdicoe
ne pOIitifbe 9eiinnun9en be9sn neil ca-
ourb Der Setru9 perbutet miro, ba6 6ffent.
IibeS 9eIo an Yartei 9ilnftIinee 9e9eben
rpiro. fur Yartstspede. 98ir foroern oas
ebrltdbe tarSabIenoe 8OIf Don 0ennfpIua'
nieu auf, 9einti6 M. SulIer feline Stim'
men 5u 9eben, ais bas befe MitteI feline ei'
eenen Sntsrsifsn Su bef6rcsrn. uno bic Of
tentibe Sbaefammer Dor betrii9erifben
SpefuIanten Su fibern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
Sf c hr Ginfnhr.

sSn Der porIeeten @ode fou in Dem 9lru
WOrfGufombous un9efdbr $l .O00,O 900 3oa
ein9e9an9en fsin. Stuff nun picfer 3uitano
Der 0in9e nibt Iaut fur cine Serdnperun9 !?
Sine @iGliOn Sbaler 3Oq auf brittif d e
SIS aaren in elmer einSisen 2Sode 9Sie
piel 8rco wiro babur6 ,pieber unfen ei9e
men Qrbeitern serautt @s III in Der Sbat
unperSeibIib. Sa fbredlid tlnb bies III
nitt einmaI allies. ecnn foute Die ginfubr
70 fort 9sben, 70 muB unfer eano 9dnSIidb
perarmen, uuo nut nod cine furSe 3eit fam
eS erforoern. Man eenfe nur, foUie |
@uter ba6 Der Sou barauf II e
NiQion SbaIer t6 mint Mitbir9er
nabre Qmcrifaner ! nabre SaterIancs.
freunoe rs 1T Cure bsiise pfIidt, bic
Sano ans Bcrf Su le9en-cer Sariff bon
1916, Der pielen Don gub als beiIfam burtb
M % a--4s;s:-<--a -,..o-rs;sfs" ifs Hrae
auf9ebObcn werbcn Sei9t Gud alS Srci,
mdnner Stebt bel guren Sntcre1Ien bel
ben SntcrciIrn oes Staats, uno tei ben Sn'
tcrehen Der armcu fIci6i9sn Qrbeitcr uno
ibrcn &Iciucn -einerIei mas QartbciIicecrs
oaiu fa9en m69en. Sum it bic Belt. gBar,
tet nibt mebr Idn9er, benn wirflib eS Fam
Su fpdt werbrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

SOer GepubIifancr fd0t. 5cnrp 81.
SulIcr, @fq.. babe fir bic SOGIenoun9 Der
Qrbcit an oem NotbSwei9 bes QennlpIpa'
nifben Canals 9eliimmt. Sb Dem 70 iif
Ceer nidt, wibeu mir nibt befimmt inbem
mir baS Sa9ebu6 nibt unterfubt baben.
ST es aber 70. 70 9Iaubsn mir bat CT retbt
9etban, benn Obne bic Souenouna, wdre
ales 9eIo rpeIbes Die e0fOfOfos oaran an.
9eDenoet baben uerIoren-uns bas 9efeb
Iautet 70, eaB es Die Staatsf6uIo nitt per:
mebren barf.-gs wGre in Der Shat elm
fd6ner 9cbanfe. 'sinen 8aeen su perferti-
gen uno Feline 8doer barunter su maben.-
9Siu ct es aber nidt aneers aIs cine Sun
De fur benieni9sn beiBen, Der oafur aeiiimmt
bat, 70 foIIte CT ib an feinsr eiaeuen Rafe
Supfen, tenn eer eOfefosO Gsprefentant Don
oIsiem @auntp, fein belOnberer Sreurb 9 a.
niue | Mt ARK, bat aub fur Die Scuen.
oun9 9ctlmmt. S6On 9enu9 eefa9t fir
Den 9Beilcn. 8eBer bate er bier ,pieeer
9ef6pte9en ais unbsbadt aefdrieben.-
Na6bar bas Sanbwerfen 9ebt nibt mebr
-baS SOIf oenft uno banbeItfilr Iid fctbft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

RgSei einem Saufsefe6t su NeuCrIs-
ans. Uerlor Dor eini9tn Sassn Elm Sr. Gal
Ieneer feline teicen aussn. 8m. 3urfcn
Der ibm oisielbe nberaussouste" muete IN
Der Summe pOn 5000 3baler 8lraf6aft
fur feline grf6einuu9 bel bsr aa6fsn GUHt
ffellen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

Sa3u 4o6effer. R. g., uerGor i'm per.
aan9ensn Srhbiabr cine Srau ibr Rino burd
500, uno oa fie gIautte fie babe ibre QfIiebt
eeaen tafTtIbe usrnabIdei9t, 70 murpe Iie
9eiiieSfrant unb frbtn9 ii3 AM Ieetsn Din
flag.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

Ser Sater Der 9ewdiIsr. Der Mifiifippi.
fIie6t burb neunsebn 9raoe Der Sreite. aIfo
wie pon Der NorblpiBe Srlanb's bis 40 brm
Sclfcn Gibraltar. 4n fciner SueIe IN bee
8inter 70 iircng uno raub wie in Rorwe.
gen, an feiner Mdneuns oasesen aIsitt oas
@Iima eem uon Spanien. I'm feinsn moro.
Iiben AueIIen wa6fen Sibten uuo 8irfen.
an Der Mlunouna Yalmen une Sranaeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
Saltimprc, aug. 81.

Gin Mann Gebenbi9 be9raben.
-am Iebten Sonnta9 fam elm Sorfau ans
eibt, welder init Gebt 9rUbe Qufrssun9
uerurfadte. Die llebtrrefte pes Gbrw. 9.
Guans 9tsefe, weIbcr am Sreito9 Qbeno
pI6Bltb ftarb. Wurorn aum 2t9btftreet 9ot'
tesadsr eeIeitet uno pdbreno ie in Dem Sc.
noble beieeieet wuroen, entcefte man bic
!Sano zines menfhIihen BeIens. bic aus
einem Der bier nieoer9cfetIten Sdrse Der.
porraste. Sei ndberer Ssiibtiaun9 fan.
Den bic Qnwsfenoen Su ibrsm Gntisten bic
!Sano frampfbaft 9eprs6t, ben Sarg auf-
9ebroben uno Den I0rper pUuifinoi9 UNI
9efsbrt, fD oaB es fensn 3weifel untericgt,
CAP Der uu9lldIitbe Isbenri9 besraben wOr'
ben III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
SSaS ut Gin ayferSeIdb,pat,: ,pcrt(,

SSdo t1t eIh RferpeIcbipdtfi ipcrtb?
Oiele tebenfIite Sra9e Fam iiln9lt in Ser.
lin vcr @eritt pUr. Sin Qrbeiter bate in
SWei 9altbdufrn ben Yfcrben Die Sbwdu,e
absefdnitten. Die Sabpcri1dnciqen BAT.
ten erfldrt. 70 lan9e Der Sbman, am Vieroe
FIFE, Iet er 100 &baIer wsrtb, abeefbnitten
aber n'ht 5 &baIr. Sa5 9crbt Ieate
nun ben @ef6mOrnen bic UerfdneIitbc Srasc
Dor: Satten bic S6wdnSe i'm QuacnbIid
Der Gnhuenoun9 mebr 8ertb ais Spa
Ier !? Die 9efbwornsn beiobteu bic SrG9e
uno Der Sieb wurbe Su 4 Sabren Su6t.
baus perurtbeilt. Sdtten fe 9lsin 9efa9t,
70 erbisIt er nur 4 @06en 9efdnanib.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

HSGiue peftlite Ssitun9 fagf oaB 90
NeuOrlsans cine 1nSabI Soren. tporiH fib
toote G6rpsr- tlsbsrreife pom tapfern. IN
Mterifo sefallenen omsrifanif6ep SOlbateu
-befineen, f6On felt Idnserer Belt. einise
i6on iiber Elm Sabr. erbaIttn Uorbsn tinss
Cbne ba6 iie Semano in 1nfprutb nimrat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

Quf eem Ser. Staaten STEAMER Olitki
gan Serfpran9 beim 4bfeucrn einer SaIu
fur ben prdiicenten Bel Grie cine Rancns
elm Wsann Namens 9iIbsrt wuree auf be
StelIe 9etootet. brei in oas BdiTcr gtfdteu
bert; einem Mann Ramens 8obins wut6ef
tslec .Sdnee ab9erilTsn, worauf or baIo ffarb
Ods Sbie6en bift nidts, aber es f4aee
cft-mir lino eaaeaen. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

Die Nem Srleans 3eituusen pcui 23.
Qusult brinsen Die Nadridt. eaB man in
Der Sauptftaot tdgIidb cine Repotutfon
Su 0untsn Santa 1nna's ermartsff.
Oas Delta" meIbet. in Nep Srteans
bcfdnoen fi6 mebre Msrifansr auf bsm
@eee nab Samaifa. pelde Santa Anna
sur Gidfebr beweaen moIIten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
NaitoiiI 2tuAulf 30.

Sofepb Qrmbruiier. Der Mann pelber
fpebeu am Samifa9 fir Moro i'm Sweiten
Srao BON Der Surp eingebrabt bewirfte
Nnadts oarauf feline Sludt aus unirsm Sc.
finani6. Gr wuroe Don oem Sberif nit
swsi anbern @sfan9snen in eine Stube &C.
than, wetdbe ais bic iiberite betradtet wuroe.
Da nibts ais elm alter Stubl in Der Stube
,par, muBte er nit einsm BerfSeu9 perieben
,porben Ieiu, womit er einen efernen Sie9eI.
Der nit einem SinssfbIoB bsfeffi9et, aurud
aefcrftbt, 70 ea6 er bic Sbur in eln anoeres
3immer 6ffnen fonnte. Soier brad CT slnen
alten Seuerbeerb auf, trat Die GieIin9 eurdb,
lief fi6 in Der binternStube i'm eriten Stoor
berunter, 6fTnete bas En6entenfer ipran9
beraus uno madte iib aus bem Staub.-
Sieier Mann wuroe nur Weni9e Stuneen
uerber BON elmer Surp iiberfubrf, rpeIhe clne
aanse Nadbt uno pier Sage in Der Court
iae. feline SADIE Su unteriuben, init elnem
GolisnaufDano BON bunoerten U0n Sbalern.
Mit einem iol6en @efin9nib III bic &C.
rebtiafeitspfIe9e Gin bIoBes Ginberfpiet.
Saoler Sci9en ieet ftbon wieoer ibren 9Bie
oanit, oa6 iie Den Sberiff bef6uIoi9sn ct
bdtte Soriidti9er fein iClIten. aber ieoer Der
nibt partbeiifb fibIt wiro uibt erparten,
baB Der S6eriff bel ben 9efansenen fbIafen
fcu, Cber fie ale nit in fsin 8ett nebmen
fann. Nab 9efbeben, fam ieosr ftben.
QbfbeuIi6.-9eOrge Srep uno feline
So6tsr, BON MOOre Saunibip. wuroen
leBten Samifa9 in bas alte 3Oh 9ewOrfeu-
auf 2(nfIase auf psrbOtene Qrt nit sinanoer
su eebsn. gr it Gin 9raufopfiqer Mann,
peni9fcns so Sabr aIt, uno fcin $obter
obn9efdbr %. Sic bat ieet Gin &ino in
in eem 9sfinsniB. wopOn ibr eisener Sater
Satsr 9e9Iaubt wiro. Oa cieSade 9eridtid
unteriubt werben fou, entbaIten mir unS
mebr bariber Su fa9en.
Srauri9es @reiani6-1I 1I6 am
teeten Sonnta9 Qbeno Gin Mdbtsn bon
obn9efdbr A Sabren. elm &o6ter. esS Srn.
SeiIe Sebipman, uOn biefcr Staet. nit ei
mem gibt in ben Qbtritt aiena, fingsn ibre
&Ieiosr Ssuer, uno muroe 70 febrcdlib per.
brannt. ea6 es am Mlonta9 9labt, nab
IfbredIibeu eeicen, fiarb.- (Oempfrat.)
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13
From the ~Chronotypc.
EnddlG !

For what do people drink grog? For
fuddle. Why do they eat opium? For fild-
die. WHY smoke, chew, or take snuff? For
fuddle. What difference is there between
rum fiIddle, tobacco fIddle, or opium fuddle +?
The same difference there is between twee-
dle-dum and tweedle-dee.
Which is the neatest stinulant of all@
Opium, because a title pill can be slipped
into the mouth without any body's being an
noyed by it, or knowing it. The opium
eater hurts himself more than any one else,
except he has a family. In that case they feel
the expense. Opium makes men too stupid
to fight, and they don't spit either al or on
you.
How is it with grog? He's a noisy fellow,
fighting, s%narling, cursing, biting animal +;
look ont for him. I've seen him take tongs,
poker, anything coming at hand, to beat a
wife's brains out if possible. Grog' fudd!e
comes at too mighty an expense.
How is it with tobacco, and what harm in
a quid? Horrendum tragicum, as the scho-
lar would say, %spittoons, bar-rooms, railroad
cars, and pulpits answer what harni a
quid! A tobacco chewcr is a nuisance; he
has no modesty at all. lie will spit any
where and every where for his own conve-
nience-how tidy! Look at that lady's dress
she came into the cars and only one seat
is vacantu-a tobacco chewer has just left it.
She must sit down in a puddle of tobacco
juice or stand up. o, Temporal, o, mores!
| could see that fellows nose where the Ia
dy's dress goes.
Well smoking don't annoy anybody, doesit?
Oh, no! surely not. A smoker has a perfect
right to smoke for his olUn comfort, in omni-
busses or cars, or in the street, or any where,
provided only he gets to the windward and
lets all his puffs sweep the whole width of
his wake into every body's face. Is not this
a free country? The smoker is one of the
most accommodating folks in the world
lie will take the outside of the omnibus or
the railroad car, when windows and doors
are open, and give you the whole benefit of
his whiffs.
The snuffer does no harm, be SURE? Els
p~ecially lady shutters! how charming in a
ball of butter to see the yellow Lorillard
mixed in with the salt! what a fine .fdrOr,
too, a little snuff gives to nice butter. Harm,
harm to take snuff? why, doesno every ball
of butter which the good housewife makes
weigh considerably more for every pinch of
snuff mixed with it?
Says Twecdlc-dee to Twecdle dun,
1 wish to make the ftddle come;
Give me a glass of toddy, fine,
Brandy, or rum, or gin, or wine.
Says Twcedlc-dum to Twcedlo- dee,
A quid or pipe will do for me,
So | can make the .fuddle come,
Tobacco II do as well as rum.
Goth Gripus to them both, when 1
Would cheer me up and get me high,
A pill of opium l take,
Or morphine, for the "stomach's sake"
ANTI-NUISANCES.
BosToN, Sept. 3, l849.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13
Where there's a will, there's a Way"

We have faith in old proverbs full surely,
For Wisdom has traced what they tell,
And truth may be drawn up as purely
Prom them, as it may from "a we'll"
Let us question the thinkers and doors,
And hear what they honestly say; [wooers,
And you'll find that they believe, like bold
In "Where there's a will there's q way"
The hills have been high for mans mounting,
The woods have been dense for his axe,
The stars have been thick for his counting,
The sands have been wide for his track,
The sea has been deep for his diving,
The poles have been broad for his sway,
But bravcly he's proved in his striving,
That "Whcre there's a will there's a way"
Have you vices that ask a d%estroycrs
Or passions that need a controls
Let Reason become your employer,
And your body be ruled by your soul.
Fight on, though you bleed in the trial,
Resist with all strength that We may,
Ye may conquer Sins host by denial,
For "Wherc there's a will there's a way"
Have ye Povcrty's p~inching to cope withf
Docs suffering weigh down your might:
Only call up a spirit to hope with,
And dawn may come out of the night.
Oh! much may be done by dcfying
Tho ghosts of Despair and Dismay,
And much may be gained by relying
On "Whcre there's a will there's a way"
Should you see, afar off, that worth winning,
Set out on the journey with trust;
And ne'er heed if your path at beginning
Should be among bramblcs and dust.
Though it is but by footsteps We do it,
And hardships may hinder and stay,
Keep a heart and be sure you'll get through il
For "Whsrc there's a will there's a way"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13

CALIroRN1A.-Thomas O.. Larkin, a resi-
dent of California for the last eighteen years,
in a carefully prepared notice of the country,
its advantages and disadvantages, says:
Although there are many advantages in
California over some of our other territories,
and a wide field of enterprise for a new be-
ginner, | would earnestly advise Gllthose who
are well situated at their places of nativity or
adoption to remain as they are. To Il young
man, MOI yet in business, with little or uncer-
tain prospects i'll our Atlantic or Middle
States, Iwould say, try California; more es-
pecially if he is bold, active, restless, and ann
bilious, and not inclinedto dissipation. Sick
ness he will be liable to here as elsewhere,
even without exposure in the placers. u he
knolU one card or one icine from another tohere
he ,cas educated, raised, or brought ap, IN Cali
fornia he ,CN soon kno,U the tchole pack, and be-
come a perfect connoiSseur Of liquors. This
will alter for the better as society becomes
established. For a farmer, mechanic, or mer-
chant, with ordinary prospects in any other
State, to break up for the purpose of coming
out, with the view of lettering his condition
in California, is, think, if not utopian, at
least hazardous.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13
Agents for the Bugle.
OHIO.

OHIO.
New Garden-D. l.. Galbrcath and l. john
Columbiana-Lot Holmes.
Cool Springs-Mahlon Irwin.
Berlin-Jacob ii. Barnes.
Marlbcro'-Dr X. G.. Thomas.
Canfield-John Wetmorc.
Lowellville-JohE Bisscll.
Youngstown. S. Johnson.
New Lyme-Marsena Miller.
Sclma-Thomas Swayne.
Springboro'-Ira Thomas.
Harvcysburg-V. Nicholson.
Oakland-Elizabeth Brooke.
Chagrin Falls-S. Dickinson.
Columbus-W. w. Pollard.
Georgetown-Ruth Cope.
Bundysburgh-Alex. Glenn.
FaImington-Willard Curtis.
BATH. b. Lambert.
Ravenna-Joseph Carroll.
Wilkcsville-Hannah T.. Thomas.
Southington-Caleb Greene.
Mt. Union-Joseph Barnaby.
Malta-Wm. Cope.
Richficld-Jeromc Hurlburt, Elijah Poor.
Lodi-Dr. Sill.
Chester n Roads-Adam Sanders.
Paincsville-F. McGrew.
Franklin Mills-Isaac Russell.
Granger-L. Hill.
Hartford-G. w. Bushnell and w. J. Bright
Garrcttsyille-A. Joiner. =.
Andover-A. G. Garlick and J. T. Whitmorc
Achortown-A. G. Richardson.
East Palestine-Simon Sheets.
Granger-L. S. Specs.
INDIANA.
Winchester-Clarkson Pucket,
Economy-Ira c. Maulsby.
Pem-John l.. Kitchener.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh-H. Vashon.
Newberry j. NJ. Morris.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13
miscellaneous.
Something for Farmers,

Hero is an extract of q letter written ny
Horace GREELY, of the N. Y. Tribune,
while attending the State Agricultural Fair at
Syracuse.
There cannot be less than two or three
hundred different kinds of Agricultural I'M
plements OH exhibition here-Horsc-R akes,
Cultivators, Straw-C Cutters, Sub-Soil and all
other Plows, new Bee-IIives, Water Wheels,
| Horsepower Saws, &c. &c. i consider this
altogether the most important feature of the
Fair. A great Ok may be reared by a great
err fool but no man who ever worked a
year at farming can spend Il day among
these Implements and Inventions without
being stimulated to think. The great end OF
all such exhibitions is an improvement OF the
breed of Farmers-of Men. Now the man
who has been Swimming over a hundred
! acres of land for the last twenty or thirty
years, blowing six inches deep, manuring
with his good wishes, and growing fifteen or
twenty bushels of corn TO the acre, cannot
spend a day in one of these Fair-enclosures
without being startled and slammed. These
Sub-Soil Flows, one of which, properly used,
would double his usual product of Corn and
Vegetables, and in dry seasons treble 1t; these
Shareholders, with one of which his scanty
crop of Hay might have been made, with the
aid of Straw, Stalks, &c. to winter his stock
bountifully these Cultivators, Sced-Planters,
IIorsc-Rakes and other labor-saving imple-
ments must set him thinking. What sort OF
crops do those farmers obtain who use such
implements? Who make the most by farm
ing-the fifteen or the fiity-bushel corn-grow-
ers? What sort of farmers is it who are able
to buy land when any is for sale low for cash
What sort of farming leaves land i'll condi.
ton to sell advantageously? These qucs-
tons arise spontaneously i'll the simplest
minds, and they will be answered. dom
! believe a farmer can attend three successive
Fairs, keeping his head unclouded by liquor
and not resolve TO farm better through all his
life aiterward.
No other business could bear to bc mana
ged so wretchedly as Farming still is. Only
think of civilized men killing their bees tC
get the honey in this Nineteenth Century at
ter Christ. Killing a COW to obtain her mill
would be on the same principle. Yet to thi'
day half the bee-men smother their bees t.
get the honey, although the land is full o
simple and cheap hives on a hmmaner ant
more economical principle. How long shall
the stupid barbarism of smothering bees con.
tinue
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13
THE ANTI-sLAvERY BUGLE,
Another Trick Of the Trade.

1t has been ascertained thu, n nu,nhor of
rum-sellers, tavern keepers, steamboat own
ers, and rowdies, in New Jersey and Penn
sylvonia, in order to raise the wind.n GET
up counterfeit camp meetings. The Bur
lington Gazette says that their plan is to
hire a few colored pretended preachers,
erect tents and groggeries in a piece of
woods convenient for the purpose. and adj
vertise GA CAMP MEETING.n by which
they congregate a large number of Infamous
characters of all descriptions-and as it has
u double purpose-that of making money
and having a grand frolic, as well as to ira
duce and cast into disiepute all religion, it
serves the purpose of the depravcd part of
creation. This is in perfect keeping with
the whole vile business of rumselling.