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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
RT-STNESS CARDS.

II - kJAAN AAA'A-' |
A NDRFWS * co JOHN W, Commission
"A Merchants and shipping Agents, 81 Common st. la2
$3.50 JOHN THOMAS. |
RTHITR & CO. |. w, Commission, Pro-
~ vision and Grocery Merchants . ana ~ view LsNee
ARMSTRONG;, JOHN, PAT Tchoupitouas
"A street opposite ST. Mays Market, is prepared man
prices as they be delivered here from part Of the
a, ARMSTRONG; aEO, c. LAwRAsoN ARNOLD HARRIS
A RMSTRONG, LAWRASON g. co Gen
Ell S ss. S9a 1 sSm @ R9 o Ns
Orleans NewN ok and Chqgres; also Pacific Mai Steam,
Office los Magazine strest si6 ~
benson, j., House, Sign and Ornamental |
- Painter, Imitat6r of Woods and Marbles, 1872 Camp
street. opposite Lafayette Square. Wl3 ly |
u Banks Arcade. oil
JOSEPH BuTM6N. john CAMPBELL.
PUTNAM & co, J.. Ship Chambers and
~ GGocers, % Front Levee, Second Municipality. mh4
DEWEY, VIM. J., Commission Merchant and
- Shipping Agent "a Graver street. jy2O 3m
nRURY q PHILLIPS, Portrait, Sign and
Ornamental Painters. 10 Carondeet street, four doors
above Heyu. auSO Su
DlBOLLJ WM. o. Builder. 10 St Joseph
y steet, between s.. Charles and Narondelet JObbiug
Good references given, # required. y45ly
FILLS " CO, r. M, Commission Merchants,
- 81 Gravier street ii
JOHN ELLIOTT. ALFRED B.ApAMs.
ELLIOTT &CO, JOHN H., Commission Mer-
II chants, No. 80 Cusomhousa street. nj
An, GEIrTF. So. KINqsIAED. w.T- GREENWOOD.
GRIEF & co, A. D., Wholesale Dealers in
- Butter and Cheese and agents for HayOrs Albany Ale
aeo toLet ana newark ClHeG 70 90 ana +2 va LeNee.
GRAHAM, JAMES, Successor to JosEPH r.
- BBE4RR2 Not2Ty Public 81 Gravier street qB stairs
! GREENWOOD Y co, MOSES, Commission
y and Forwarding Nerehgns 65 Grayier street. So ly
r }. HART. /. n. MARKS. B. b. HART.
7 A ~ I r Il. IL,
IL Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Drugs Chemicals,
Paper, etc.
| II EALD, }. IL. formerly Of M. GREENWOOD "
- Coz Commission Merchant No % Bank Place, New
! TONES, SAMUEL, JR., Hate TALBoT, JONES
| ~ Il Co., Batmore1 Grocer and Forwarding Merchant
~ : ~ - - 49, -, 92 10 y
! 1 AbAl l., DAFlD y, Attorney at Law, Y. >.
- Commissioner and Commissioner for the St te of Cali,
lo[a' -,o D"nca1 hgHal4ss, Aslanss L5ses sil 9A
! T OWE, }. f., BeIlhanger and Locksmith,
- Camp street, conerol bstele. All work Guaranteed
REGULAR DRY Gouns TRADE.
| DALMER, JOSEPH H., Wholesale Dealer in
4 Dry Gods So Grayier street. apis d&W
| DOOLE, WIN. L.. Notary Public. p Camp
street, Coitce lately occupied by J. g. Marks) apll ~
! DUG, MIR 4 co. Commission Merchants
L 50 st, Louis street. aulI ly
| DRICE, GEO. X. Qate Of Nashville, Tenn5
| / Wholesale Grocer IS Gravier street. o25
! DAYNE q HENDERSON. Wholesale Gro
| i cars 80 and 50 Gravier street. Q nl7dSW
| TTTRVTS V6OD 4 C0 Cav7,,i-,;,, Al
| chsrts 90 C,a,ior strsst 81 en, as,W
~ IySTGS-f5 w :; FL - -
i X a. MIMI, W - fd'HLy HFocef' II lamp
| - STREET. aus
q. ". RACE. W. II. FOSTER.
| Y ACE " FOSTER, Attorneys and Counsel
| -, w - ~ =, = I,T,-I57 -
Ii Druggistsand Apcthecares Dealers in sh French
and GsTmsn DinSs 9PI Ghemcas lOo Poydras ss7, be-
IGSTGVGs5I - - =
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ENR CALIFORN ND.


o . lFAtIII sFEtiIIfsTATU NUltl IllILyt
~scEa FOR CALIFORNIA, via CHAGREs,
&TNE3b without detention at PaUamR. The
q sa4asasa SPLENDID duubleeugme steamship BHlB, Jas
T.. Schenek, u :. Navy, commanding, will leave for
HAGRES with the Government Mails and passengers for
FRA NClSCO and intermediate ports from her What,
St WaTys street, Iaa etle, at clock, A, NJ, pure
lpHiy, on THURSDAY, November 18th. The u. $: Mgll
tgamshlp Company have tour and magnificent
steamships, the Republic Columbus, isthmus and Ante
1pe. running semi monlhy the Pacific side from Panama
san Francisco; and the connection at Panama being
complete twill be carefully kept up, and passengers may feel
ured OF meeting with detention at Panama beyond the
usual stay in port.
RATES PASSAGES:
From Newly Ork TO BERTH saoOn $50 90
sfGudee berth, forward .....,.... % 90
@teerage berth. bed and separate table, found a 90
From Panama to San FranCscOS berth 500 90
teHge beth bed aud separate table found $50 90
Passengers for Chages will be transferred at Havana the
splendid steamship Georgia, and thus have unty Of
ens that beautiful city No berth considered secured
until paid for. For freight apply the office Of
the u s. Mail Steamship Company, 50 Magazine street.
JAMES r. JENNINGS A
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY.
nj R. P, CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
VI and Gentlemen Of NeFOdeaus lul his Dancing Ana
Academy will be opened MONDAY next. Nov. 4, at ,
.NJfa No CRropAeot street. between Common aud 4 -5i
VA ~ Canal streets, where he will teach all the -s
& fashionable Dances Ia vogue, such following
"a French QHdGriEeS,
tdise DcHI Temps, Polka MlzOUrka,
galse 1T0js Temps, German Polka HGH..
Polka dH Salon, La Re4O1a,
The Scottish Polka.
Mr. C. will teach fashionable Dances to ladies and gentle
men in course OF fifteen lessons
% Private Glasses Tor ladies aud gentlemen from iii o'clock
every day
NJ Glass Tor Children from O'clock till dark on MONDAYS
aud THURSDAYS.
no Class for gentlemen En hatpos ill TO- every night
-'e"'t'.'''' NOV y l7a9 " 5m INV
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mkt INEk!I INKIII
HGY7'lSO9I'S Columbian Kssks

Black, Japan, Copying Marking, Blue, Indelihle,
Scarlet, Red, Carmine.
TINHE comfort pleasure and benefit OF the of GOOD
INK in daily cOrrespOn .euce and business,
readily be appreciated by those have experienced the
of badsnd who has not These Inks flow more freely
from the pen, and give stronger and more durable COl0
than any other now in use.
For sale any quantity the manufacturer prices by
Il. d. BEACH, l27 Canal sJTe.t,
sy2g ~ WHoIesule Agent Tar New orann5.
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STORAGE.

ElROOKLYN WAREHOUSE CONIPANI The
- BROOKLYN Warehouse, al Agers opposite Ne~Q eans
and mn om e I2 Re s%f aI u
SHIPMENT Having 1900 feet front the river, with wares
conveyed without drayuge exposure the weather ample
room will be found the dischargnL of steamers aud
Charges fixed at very low rates. and every aeSommoda
gOp offered to The Merchants In the city the Shippers in
the convenience Of the Atlantic Dock, Of New York
Persons interested in transmitting Mercha ndise invited
Office corner Of Magazine and Lafayette reets, Newor
s Reference; R. Ge4de Price Frost s CO.. j. w.
- S IN g 20, pEuealsTs Corner If .aga
Gpte ORDER for Psats County P6ysicsns and Fam $50
CoxRs Prspars gs %sif,ntsf genuine Dr. e. J. Rs3
soUFHiERS 5 S6STitii' B X fRfiT ssc;
61 ESS s!.
ToSC E2 SRsF2s y '5 81 SF9p gSR O5s
T8RAXACUM-Tbs stToSqesi AND
BAGsR 9SMiN0 EF2 &Ph II "a T TAP Pgg
LOUISIANA VERMiFUGE, RHE RtTI3lli'i LINZ
TOEIG hGUE SYRUP and PILLS.
TO pLANIEtis AND BUII4DERs.-A. BR0IVN
bite and yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut. P Sa
and Pesi , Siahoss9E Novels aud tsiasteEy
STEAM sAW.MiLL, E1TcHEz. Miss Miss" oS'
where On the AssisspDi RIvef below Nttehe a s6oi
noaoe. arg ivi 2mW
MADEIRA WINE-4 mines Inward March 4, 90
Af1 celebrated Madeira, in Store and for sale by
ar H. M. MCALPlN, Canal street Row,
oI5u and ~ Common street.
GPlCEs-5O boxes Pepper, Piment0 ara Race Ginger
CasSla Nutnegs' Cloves, Mace ETC. Just received and
o95 WALTON, SANFORD Il Co. Is New Levee.
FTRBsH tsOD LIVEIs OLE dozen Ras5f71 17ig-E
q & Co.'S Fresh Cod Livpr OIL jas rpc.ytl AMI TO- i
by [o30l p. L. MASSEY, cor. Camp and c yTs We
GtAsTILE SOAPS boxes genuine isCtie So, :.
- nsiyed this day, Tor sale by 2, /. MASSEY IT,
90 corner lamp and tTa,iuT SIS
Ss1lp 3 @6 iPRF 'is f i ~. E3ssss
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L Neutrality-suspicious.
Viz itiIH 49,. 5 ml
VIM, & Elizabeth G ,us
WuTeu..,......Pn't
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

- W.k. +. FdYER-lndian doctor, for. .
81 mery OF Mobile, Ala, all durable sick. 81
Ia ness OF Men, Women and Chdren-Residence "A
EA and Office No. 80 Freuchmen street, Third Ii "a
Municipality; Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ. iii - P
For further particulars, please examine the Daily
Delta, O22 tap
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THE calculation that Tue census OF lobOs now ne
inc faken. will show the centre Of representative
nannIation ia the State of Ohio, g glance al
ttbe West presents to view," says the Cannelton
Economist, "a region comprising 2,725 600 square
miles. now penpled with population, exclusive Of
f,borigines, Of only ten millions, and capable OF
sustaining 647 ,000 at the rate that England is
populated. Such number will be found upon it
before the middle Of the next century, according
10 the present rate of increase. It's mountains
valleys lakes and rivers are the grandest scale.
Its natural facilities for Internal communication
are great. The Missouri is $500 miles in length,
or more than twice as long as the Danube. The
Ohio is GOO miles longer than the Rhine lis lakes
extend from east to west over l5a degrees of longi
tude. covering an area of $1,000 square miles, and
draining country Of 400 600 square miles. The
Mississippi and It's tributaries alone afford steam
boat navigation of IS 900 or 10000 miles lis in.
land commerce in 1916 was S432 900, 900, more
than twice the foreign commerce of the country
The vast chains Of railroads and dykes commenced,
when completed, inIersectng it in every direction,
will enhance it. A more bouBtiful soil, giving
richer remuneration 10 the cultvator, cannot be
found ON earth"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

Apal chicolp... IPT
Nfsaus .......,s LPT
plalen +..,..-. LPT
/ European ...... LFT
Emily Weaver. 9 m2
TOY ATu0ld de-. lFT
I lsahellita ....,, LFr
II p. Smart..... I.PT
4 Jane Elizabeth. IPT
llahu Rowir.t,.. LPT
lghn Wesl 8 80 LPT
3 hpfnFt.,........Pn7t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
n y 49, /. u. 0.gan.l

IIqOvIEP, July 80, lsI our W I Chair and Tar syra
gives general Satisfaction We have tsen ont Of it for s0rl
i1e and thought would not order any, bgt s.mO5
Icy inquired tor and tacught perhaps, it would be Oa5
a yFipf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09
DAILY CRESCENT'.z

Adponce Of Poper 10 he IIest-7Dt Patterson
oc ~ pbiiagslnbia Mint, has published some use
full tables which show The centre o. TepEesem.a f,nr
rS M fcnsiye By these tables, it appears
Icy 20 81 representative population in 1870
.las ~ miles north and % east Of Washington, in
W., - county Maryland In 1900 the centre
,..as "a miles north and 80 west of Washington, IN
m5sgs c5untv. Pennsylvania. In 1920 it was a
- orth and II west of Washington, i'm Nor
n ss,' county, Virginia In 1880 it was 43 miles
55orth and los west Of Washington, in Hampshire
counly, Virginia. In 1910 it was 50 miles north
and I60 west of Washington, in Marion eounty.
Vireinja. Bv these calculations, the accuracy OF
,s saa M reason TO question, the representa-
I'VE mower. in its rapid and accelerated movement
westward, has for so years kept nearly the same
'na~llel Of latitude In that time it has moved IL
ppo;lss south and Is2 miles westward. The advance
III
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MEDICAL CARDS.

DOFANIC DRUG STORE, No. IS Camp street,
- conducted by DR.. A. A. JONES mill Is
Ar. STARK respectfully offers his professional services
- the citizens Of New Orleans Office at the Drug
store, OF Apollo and Clio streets where he win pre-
scribe gautousy for the between the hours of 10 and
u A. "a au38 BIN
ABs. HOUGH and FRYDINGER will attend to the
~ practice of their profession in all in its branches Strict
and constant daily attention paid TO office practice Ont door
calls attended all hours, Office No 1873 Barnune street.
the auOIiOn Railroad Depot.
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"PITTsaURo, Jan. u, 1Si7@TRe z VIM nrHge{{$SttJ
ana 56 Ey Hn great sasaoton to those who have
on gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able to az s NJ m
gTOCe year,. 'D'e !" HSu Ut leds'
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REGULAR PACKETS.

FARE REDUCED TO FFTy CENTS.
, ~ p Daily IhchetAcrosgi Hk "rotchnTtraln
IuTg Mad@5anyg and 5!Syin
last INNING Luke steamer OLIVIA, Quilt expressly
this tyuoe, J. ~. Hoffman, mssIsr will leave hepait. a
XIX New o 3 Nm cprp MoSS&3yY S coyngto
WE hiSEA sADXY5 i M M S cI,. WEbNEsDAY :,5
IHURSDAY..,B N. cars. IFHuRSbAI .....6 d.
s sERAY 4 NJ s Sa" EkFtRDAY
EUGENE ROCHERE6l Y GO: II ami ~ IT. Louis 81.
.g O'nEHAWEfffISA } Z g. 3COvinston.
GR- A Lettering will be ot the office Of NJ. JuDsoN,
Camp and Canal stEeeseoses every day at 10
IT, n, Montgomery and MGtumpka Regu-
lr rsG y Mon ii.g vii Leave 6GRi
EVERY TUESDAY NOR MING, on The arrival Of tie
s%s0ea Mail Boat aGd 9TS a" onEomey or
Trade. '"' 1iu oU''' q i''''' ''' o4 Gm
-fisy \. Fare reduced to rs cents, q. S: yhaH
and IGffsSnrL S.@ new and substantial
lE sFe sesmfF LONORA (bui expressly for this trade
caves he akeend Of the PHnchartran Railroad EVERY
% NGpnuays eKeeptedl arrival OF the Z clock N.
extra 81 EMS " "''"5e - 1''-'''' '
N. b. The steamer Ieuora has recently been thoroughly
sUeuO, TN !, Engine. Boilers fire engln Ills eir a. can
s ascertain by calling on the insurance Offices in New
M ] ~ V a,i 'l' an" Doher Inspectors. For further
P,A,YNE 4 aA',RPRlsoN, IS roydras street.
VIM l.. 8 u HING & 60. B5 Common STRAIT
STEVENSON. DENLRRITP n 90 TGInyia,s
Cg" ieter Bag az the Office of WIN. L. Cushing
TO. 80 i0umuE r Ct. closes day ii o'clock a.
a. g, gOr Mobile via Bay TT. outs Pass
fkkSi' ihrsar Mississippi Ity Biloxi aud Pasra.
s5sssr. q IA g0ua-Hhe steamer a. BARI rs Capt
N N. q. sutton viii leave on the rlyal Of The clock p
turning will leave Mobile IOA. ~. touching the Wac
ing places [o3ll q. H.WlNGAIE Agent 50 POy, ra st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

EyELLsvlhLE Ohio January q i5i7-T6e article Of wild
Cherry and Tar find 10 be valuable m7dclle, and Qse
considerably my have cold and used nearly all
mat you have forwarded and would be pleased have you
-nd another supply the VI transportation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-09

E Merchants, from different sections of the country, give
the aerng OF the universal popularity and e
deagY Of Dr. Days Syrup, under their notice number
Of them, witnessing its virtues, have regularly sold
OR that If Il did give satisfaction the price should BE-
returned and OF them has had any application
the This speaks volumes in favor of the
We append few from orders, samples
hose seiu frequent receipt CT well OF verbal account
frequently hear:
FrUna Doctors PaV-taE and Ruf, both DrlctsiyE pig
glc.GHs, as toGI as fJruEF,sf5l
RiT5HAWAEA, lad, Juns J. LS4I-lDr D4yis'5 eytup Of
Wild tEsy and In1 goes Of lie trt cghss. We Hlas inst
you choose wholesale agency io that medicine,
Cg~ dispose Of llmCt any in NCTAgTL Indiana
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EiEtlEk Direct Line to Chagres.-The new and
masnliicent double. CINE aUsEup PhlLA
-El PHiA, Capt will leave on her first THO flo this
port DIRECT for CT ACRES, on SUNDAY MORNING,
The TT Deer, at O'Clock, punctuully
ms ship, together with the Caribbean, nearly
he'd, and built express for this trade, will form Sem
Monthly Line between this city and Ghugrss direct
q2ct with the Company Mail Steamers from Panama
granciscO and Oregon; securing passengers THROUGH
fICKETs TO California with certain aud quick Dispatch
Sian viii be forwarded by each steamer.
EAILs
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-
Second Cabin. IS
Ia Stssrage, with Berth and separate ..... Is
From Panama to san Francisco.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-12-28
To the Friends Of the Fugitive, and The Anti.
Slavery Friends in the United States.

Having been many years among the escaped
bondmcn and fugitivcs of Canada West as
Teacher and Friend in cases of emergency, as
many may know to whom this may come, and
the last three years a teacher Of the Government
Fugitive School of this place, am under the
necessity of appealing to the bcncvolencc of the
Anti-Slaycry friends to assist me with means to
enable me to sustain my school and myself and
family, while devoting our whole time to the
education Of the young and others who wish TO
attend for instruction. Having been obliged to
go considerably in debt for the necessarics of
myself and family, 1 come before you and ask
to be assisted and supported while laboring and
toiling to educate the poor and neglected bond
man, and ask those who feel for the oppressed
and bleeding, painting fugitive, to assist us with
the means to enable us to live and also to pay
debts contracted for the support of the fugitive
school in this place. We have this last Sum
mer been obliged to live for weeks together on
dry bread and few beans, and were glad to
obtain a small portion of even such food
iiiNhu' VI Nhc siuNc' VIII YOU usslsJ us! VIII
you aid in this blessed undertakings We ask
not for rccompcnsc, we do not wish it, VIC only
ask to be sustained, to have food and clothing.
We have devoted ourselves to this cause and
have no need of more. We are extremely nee
dy now Shall we have brcadi Will you
send US means to buy it, and to buy wood for
the use of the school and familyi This season
our school has had an attendance of over 90
scholars. The average daily attendance of the
same has been I5, We have now AZ, and incrcas-
ing daily, as parents arc able to buy clothes for
the children; and the schoolis is also attended by
many adults, who labor through the Summer
season and attend school through the Winter
We have also night school for the benefit of
adults and others, who may wish to attend for
instruction. Our school is open and free to all
ages, sizes and sexes. We arc receiving no aid,
only small amount from Government-ave-
rage, probably cts. per month a scholar.
JAMES L. GRANT.
Chatham, Canada West, Dec. Is, 1850.
p. S. Will the Ohio Star please copy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-12-28
DiscOursss on Practical Christianity.

A few friends assembled BY invitation at the
house Of Jacob Heaton for The purpose of con-
terring together upon the moral and religious
condition of Salem and its surrounding neigh
borhoods, and, if possible, to devise some plan
in which they could all heartily cooperate for
the cultivation and right development of the
Religious Sentiment in themselves and others.
Differing widely from each other upon many
theological questions, the individuals present
were happy in finding basis for unity and good
fellowship in the recognition OF that element OF
their nature, which, by whatever name it may be
called, imparts q sense of Dependence upon and
Accountability to a Higher Power, and con-
sciousness of Duties and Obligations toward
each other and their race.
They were also united in the conviction, that
this element OF human nature, like every other,
demands direct and special provision for its cul-
ture and development, and that without such
provision il is almost certain TO he overmasterod
by Selfishness or bewildercd by Superstition.
They were agreed in believing that adequate
provision TO this end is not afforded by the Sects
of our time that by most, il not all, OF them,
Religion is TO lamentable extent divorced from
Life; that Creeds and Forms have been made
paramount to works of Practical Goodness and
Benevolence and therefore that there is pres
sing necessity for more efficient and thorough
application to all the relations of society and to
the individual conscience of the Moral Princi-
pies embodied in the precepts and exemplihed
in the life of Jesus Christ
They were heartily united in the sentiment,
that in proportion as these principles are under
stood and oboyed is the happiness of mankind
rendered secure and hence it was felt to be
important that strenuous efforts should be made
for their promulgation, and that the obligation
to obey them should be continually impressed
upon the consciences and hearts of the people.
Having found in the highest elements and tho
deepest wants of their common nature this ba-
sis for mutual confidence and cooperation, the
meeting determined to proceed at once to make
arrangements for series Of Discourscs, to be
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-12-28
Anli.Slayery Sewing Society.

We the undersigned, wishing to aid in the
spread of truth in behalf of the downtrodden
and oppressed part of our fellow creatures, (in
this so called Christian couEtry,) who arc now
groaning under the iron hand of dcspotic tyrany,
do agree to form an Anti-Slavery Sewing Socic-
ty, for the support of Lecturers. This society
shall be called the Branch Rocky River Society,
at Bennet's Corners.
Signed by Harriet Southam, Sophronia Wilk-
cnson, Ruth Crowel, Jannct Crowel, Della
Atherton, Sarah Andrews, Nancy Irish, Lydia
Jane Irish, Harriet Irish, Ann Provost, Lucy
Ann Doud, Mary Ann Reed Hester Pumfrey,
Sarah J.. Andrews, Elsy Warner, Sally Porter,
Polly Dean. HARRIET SoUrHAM, Sec'y; LYDIA
JANE IRISH, Treasurer.
At our meeting of Dec. 10th, the following
resolutions were passed:
l. Resolved, That wo will aid and assist the
slave to obtain his freedom, and thus do unto
him as we would have him do unto us, notwth-
standing it brings upon us tho displcasure oi
pro-slavery churches.
2. Resolved, That slavery is always and
everywhere absolutely and eternally wrong a
u
warfare upon the Supreme Ruler of the Uni
verse; and being such it is our duty as lovers
of liberty and friends of humanity to use all
just means in our power to resist and overthrow
it.
g. Resolved, That we Wow American Slave
ry as one of the most damning sins that ever
disgraced nation, and that we view all minis
ters and churches that refuse to raise their vol
ces in behalf Of the down trodden as traitors
to God and humanity.
4. Resolved, That we will aid the Slave in
every way we can, without any regard to Church
or State, and that VIC will hold ourselves in open
rebellion to a law or a religion that places Wo-
men inferior to Man, allowing us so unequal q
compensation for our labor, and after we have
toiled hand in hand with our husbands for years
to accumulate property, if we survive them we
can have but little, or no control of our earn
ings.
We return our warmest thanks to those young
men who have so kindly assisted us by their do
nations; D. Watt, so; Jones Dimmick, so /;
Ira Hurd so; Elisha Dean so.
II. SOUTHAM, Sec'y.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-12-28
Appointments for Marius R. Robinson.

MARIus Il. ROBINSON will hold meetings as
follows:
West6eld, Sunday, " 40.
Harrisville, Monday" 30.
Sullivan, Wednesday, Jsnusryi.
Troy, Thursday, 2.
Fitchville, Friday, 5.
New London, Saturday and Sunday, As.
Clarksaeld, Monday, 8.
Brighton, Wednesday, s.
Wellington, Thursday and Friday, s-lo.
Litchfeld, Sunday, IL.
Grafton, Monday, Is.
Columbia, Tuesday, IA.
Berea, Wednesday, Is.
Brunswick, Thursday, l6.
Hinkley, Saturday, and Sunday, Quart. Meeting,
Osborn School House, Monday, 40.
Richfeld, Tuesday, 2l.
Brownell School House, Wednesday, ~.
Friends who have made pledges are request
ed to pay them, if convenient, to NJ. r. Robin.
son, who will report the same to the Treasurer
at the Quarterly Meeting. BY order of Execu
c., 8. S. GRIFFING, S.e'y.