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THE UNION.


q L. LEWIS ssIaw, bsmsrIy Of Virginia. bu. iO'
~ CLERK IN e Adutanf Generals Once Washing
ton, hs services the Virginia vouniee friends o
colecuon II their dues ffoE the government n.if
entitled 10 pension) 3
An claims especially Of Mexico, will be
fair price, be pressed for the claimants
through any Department. with the despatch He nat
Adjuant Generals Once his acquaintance with the depart
en, and his experience viii afford great facilities In the speedy
adjustment OF ali business conhded 10 him. tN
lie respectfully refers members csngess from
Virginia. the Hon. John r. Mason, chmond Val MAJOR Zen
u. Jones, Washington CITY,. Hln3t
All affords me great pleasure Major
s'"' ''A ~ :. - s'-'"'' ' ar. JONES'"
Any editor procure good claim In his vicinity pub
Aug IO-3m g. L. LEWIS.
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College Of -. james, Washngton county, Maryland.
UHE Eighth sesuon will open Monday, day
the p.ae.s siisndanss Of all te students requested The
porsan that all their MEMBER or should take their
opening the The academca extends rom the
M % ts LIST q August there being bu, vacation
aco Pof.so have for several years been pursuing the
colleges the North AZ
aing received their academical degrees.
School which Immediately adoins College,
the classes carefully trained
under the Of the Professors OF the College. Thus
the institution early their
direction they graduate
necane embraces those partial members
preparatory preparing
ooq professional
e privileges classes
place studies,
eee1afy % pseparsfon for business.
Preach regular study, without charge, all
in addition the French, the mercantile taught
without charge, German, other modern language
The Iocadon Of the College perfectly heau and
towns villages the temptations
yeang Moral and religious education chief design OF
The chargc covering expenses
S25 Of College carefully
rsnrict any other expenses of the student
Al the departments under the immediate supervision Of
kssssr for further information, well
efpspth- q ~. JOHN b. kERFoOT, Rector,
QAus s-2aw2m College OF 81 James, r. O, Maryland.
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LA CRONICA.
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Il Spanish me,cspaper, priaied in NsD York.
THIS valuable journal handsomely printed week.
large sheet the qua FORM the approved
modern style II has lately enoed the publ
cation and during the time has published
with the regularity II ably
SAN and employs regular
Madrid besides having nil the countries Spanish
America Officers the American members Of
diplomatic representatives. and others will find
valuable compendium of Spanish and Spanish American
ties and interests by mail postage 1.-THE postage
prepaid by the publisher at New York. without
ubscnbers at the following rates. invariably IN aduanee
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO 90
rof SIX months... 90
For three months. ITS
Persons wishing 20 subscribe will apply
r. JEFFERSON,
Dec 6-lawa Smiths row, Eleventh street, r.
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lOME 20 the cheap ssoEe-Great bargains now
undersigned wosd nsiie % ts sdss
20 ths lAe aaduonai sappy Of fancy goods,
day. among usm they would mention $500 fsItlEe
- pisees extra ach satin De ehenes
s DO plain clsnss.Iss 1ses do 40
4 do pink and white do
do plain white satin
10 do colored bonnet satns and corded siks
20 do do hofences, In all shades ta1
o do 3 and a. rich black vsite silk
do ~ black Turk satin M
This Of silks viii be sold former prices
all In want therefore, invited TO call early and
selves. III
in MERINos we have Just opened pieces among them can
be found blue, light blue, dark and light green aToon
and win be sold much under the usual prices. III.
single and double width cashncrcs, IN every desirable and on
able shade.
Also, some extra handsome embroidered do
Embroidered fannes, for dresses u.
so pieces plain changeabe and satin stripe apacas
100 do style fancy prints
Also, SO pieces small plaid gingham.
Together great variety, and certainly the cheapest have
ever had, Of plain fancy colored yelvets, black do
Velvet nbands trimmings, Of the newest style
Silk and nband neck-ties, belts
Hosienes Of all and every description
Ladies' vests, of both long and short sleeves
Gloves Of mostly every number and kind
Lnencambc handkerche from the finest TO the most common
kind.
IN MOURNING GOODS, complete assortment,
embracing mostly any article that may be called for
And stock OF SHAWLS, opened this day will beat anything
offered. tsts 's1 y
public respectfully goods
fore buying, Us great bargains may be expected -
.s Between 9Th and sh streets, Peimsyiyania avenue
Dec 5--3taw2wf 40
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BENNETT CLEMENTS,
NOTARY Public, bounty Land xseRsfOn and General
.aGept, at W,dshfmSt0n,

CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services
valid, revolutionary, halpay and widows PENSIONS and oil
claims growing Of the 1912 and the late with Mexico
His long service clerk in the Treasury Department. and
and AGENT enables him to
with prompness and efficiency all claims committed his
and His charges uniformly moderate
pected that correspondents will pay postage.
REFERENCES.
Hon. A. p Bagby Ala. Hon. A. Iverson, Ca
7. Butler King, Ga Col. A. G. Bennett, p. M. army,
X. b. Rhet, 8. q. Gen. NJ Towson P. M. Gen.
j. s. Phelps, Mo. Hon. L. La Sere, La.
r. w. Tompkns, Miss. Messrs. Gales Seaton,
J. II. Harmanson, La. Messrs. Corcoran Riggs,
J. q. Chapman, Md Col. T. p. Andrews, p. M. A.
ID. 8. Kaufman Texas, Col ID. J. Ricardo New Orleans,
Job Mann, Pa. Maj. Lloyd J. Beall, p. NJ. A.
A. X Paris comptroller Of Peter Hagner, esq, Sd auditor
treasury treasury.
Sept T-ly
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AMERICAN PHOTOeRAPHIC GALLERY.

CARvALHo, Artist, Of Baltimore, respectfully informs
rented the Dasueneoye Gallery formerly occupied BY van Loan
prepared pictures bear comparison with any
d.sasIeope. n me world he ha. established
n have now ne oppo,uny q % an artistic
OF the ladies' centre ab. Groups Of any number Of
can be taken wild, all ne classical light and
children and charge made without the PIC
,s1e perfectly sac,o Ca, and examine specimens. Pos.
' Des y i''n0''
scrbe living Nottingham, George county two boys
BEN and PERRY Ben bright muiai,o a under The
P S had f oa m ans eos s
win my dollar. reward for boys taken either
SfHs ss home secured in JAIL 50 that may &; mem
new building o. 81 vncsn,s Orphan Asyum Of lOth
s %
finishing Of e new asylum 50 much wanted n. s
charge, expected that the public win give their attention
patronage. Dec y
UNITED STATES HOTEL. wAsHIseTOs
TUE United States Hotel win be opened on Tussday The lin in
So's ma: ben entirely entirely new
furniture throughout and the proprietor feels
.h., HI. effort. vim M . gs..s HI. ius The ho.. win Be
nusnse q he patronage heretofore extended 70 his father (e
EDwARD II. FULLER,
Dec e-dawh lnaa.9 Propulsion
An A..ortm.ns Of Fancy GOOD. FOR cnrs.sn.. Pr,.-
en.-velve, and Morocco covered Prayer Books English
Visiting printed plato. noacs, and plate.
- 80 WIN. A. WHEELER = CO.'S, s,.noner.,
oo-im Corner % fsnn'y'y..'a svsnas and ioi''uest
A HANDSOMELY nsrnsshsd Msuss, On !. central ana
n: .ns IL n: sss. S
carriage win ss rented for the session longer
Nov M-4mn Corner of issh and ' streets
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TO George Pace and Edwin Pace.-You hereby
fed, October term l549, Of superior
Of and chance the county Of Prince George
Virginia, decreed, other things, substance fol-
ows "Tha X Meade and Thomas H. Daniel who appoint
ed t the purpose do cause notice 70 et weeks to
be published forthwith in Of The newspapers published
city Of Washington and posted the front door Of
Of county, warning George Pace and Edwin Pace formerly
the Of Prince George, In Vna forward and claim
Joel Cbieyes,
d Of Prince George, before the OF the
court,
Of the same amongst their next Of kim"
st 1900. a.Ef r. X. MEADE, .,
TH0s H. DANIEL,
Nov 22-dew Commissioners, nc.
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VIsrT1No-CAuDs prsnsed plates engraved an the
the finest ounliv sucrlel 81 TAYLOR MA0RY,
Ney y Il ID ~ ~ $50 Beokssllsrs, nssr ~ q.
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NOTICE-The subscriber beg inform the
~ public generally that he ha. just employed workmen from Eu
from the northern cities, skill and experience,
which, together with his knowledge and practice bust
thirty years, enables him with confidence
prepared manufacture fine ewel and costly silver,
kc superior and cheaper than other establishment known
section OF His respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with
Penn. avenue, betw cen 9th and loth Streets
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Hrown's Essenes Of Ja.s.ica Ginger

Prepared oniy BY Fsdick Brorw, at ME Drug asd Cae"
Store, sovfhsas Of FIN sSd Chsss~f 90 fhna
THIS preparation Of unusual sxcelence and Of vsa
properties In an cSses whore powerful ana sak sumunh
required unvsled for enc.cy a. well ~ immedists seuos
family circle IL Invaluable Few do
sugar and safe and agreeable rssedy m
requires immediate relief well e eonvaes
patient gentle tonic In southern climate whes ny
relaxation Of the system 90 generally induces thirst for
found cxcelcnt subsfuc for ose tempting M
eraecs which dcbiss the stomach and morbid condition
powers In dyspepsia In relaxation Of e bowels nausea a
IL 10 m active and safe well pleasant and
ehine remedy and prescribed By The most eminent Of @ n
supply Of The ssovsjas received and ne ps s,o'
Of r. b. PATTERSON
Dec Is-imdscp
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NEW MUsIC.-Ju, old established Music
nue. following beautiful and popular musc sold :. our usual
Tss Ieds ss1 soa jaime. Bella. VIM FISCHER
P say sG BY Band At Cana
Sailors Polka BY C. LenchOw leader Of the Gcrmana Band
I IT, ESa W Hl win variation; y s.oss
sas s %sa' w %sI z Il a.1as ssk'nna
FssS Ss as'iss.s z Sssp by ots
Kossuih's March, BY EzemeenY
Issnns Gray, ray ballad BY Muller with beautiful vsneue
Come back day Dreams back by member Of the Gsrmanis
Gentle Deeds, beautiful ballad
JEANNE and Donald, ballad BY Hodson
swim you now p with "Deares,
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged quartetie
Belle Of baltimore, Ethiopian song
The virginia Rosebud the only eonec, edition
EREnCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Jsan ct Marie, ou lie.
Fruits dune bonnie Education. Par Fable Macker vo 81
Joseph Danger Compagmes. Par
E@maj Model de. Par pAbeo Guehnst
pour Enns Outrage Au,ori.e par
Eiudes Hscrques rUsase dc vol, 81
fernando Historic dun Jeune Espagno uaduit de Aemand
lie Monde Mile ct Mcreles de. Voyage.
And Others. for q different
Impaired direct from Paris, BY - - p
Juvenile books, English American, great variety,
and good collection Of the older and esteemed writers Of books
youth. ..si.H. Dec ~
lANCY aOODsi Fancy Goods --wonderfa attraction at
PoUDERS Pennsylvania Cage Co., Cup
stairs Mrs J. Pouder mpeled by the cordial welcome and
occupancy kept by season,
happy exhibit friends patrons stock,
part foows Rich brocade and Silks black waered do
sss and eoorsa Turk san: de anss: eshmsc Rich nsy
caps and bonnc magnificent gand, dress trimmings, wress
ribbons sces embroderes broche shawi from Si2to go
particular attention her Sacks coaks vses
viii be found sass any In the city In ecgance Of design and
finish. .fHi f Dec l6--co6df
cPLENDID CarpetanR, Curtain Goods, &c.-The subscr
be would respectfully invite the attention Of citizens and house
keepers generally their stock Of house furnishing goods, which
house In the district. They name "a
3qt bf IN CARPErING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels l.lttt
Royal Administer, English Brussels
Imperial three ply, double supes ingram
supcrhne ingram, extra hne and fne do
Low-prccd an wool ingram, royal rwiled venetians
Heavy oclot every wd which win be cut TO q, any
roem OF hall. I'la tIlA.H hHt r- =
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin dc laincs nch figured dc LANES
Rich high coored damasks, rich union damasks
TwiIed and plain cashmeres
BuG damask do
worted damashs all coIos
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslins, by the yard
sssellocps, gimps borderings, bindings
Hind linens, widths
of table covers
table damas sheeng napkins and
towels Scotch and Russia diapers, Marseles quilts, bcdbanke,
&C. an Of which received perfectly e-h
sred upon usual accommodating All Respectfully
vited 10 for themselves.
sep ii-aawawif PHI HooE Co
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WATSON d RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,

street. opposite the Patent Office. Washington ID. c.,
DRoCURE patent United Suites and in foreign
es, and give advice all questions arising under the patent
law
&. 4...t ooRKKsrosDExTs
Hon. Edmund Burke, late Commissioner Of Patents.
Hon James d. wcstcot chairman Of Committee OF Senate
Patents.
Gouverneur Kemble, ESQ.,, West Point foundry.
James Rcnwick, LII. d. New York.
Henry Brcvoor, esq. GIendon Iron Works, Boston,
a. r. Durham Co, steam engine builders, New York.
Hon. Thomas Corwin
B. D. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
f4gs FoREex ooRRksrosDKxrs TO
Richard Creed ESQ., London and birmingham Railroad Company
London.
Sabine, r. r. s. Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers,
Woolwch.
Michel Chevasr chef and Robert Walsh, esq,
Paris. "a Nov 22-3uw6w
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EIFrY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the sub.
scrbe living Nottingham, Prince county, boys
BEN and PERRY. Ben bright mulatto n
n eye caused BY powder wore away long blue Goa, and light
Of panaoon He - Is old
ucioh pantsoons and old ock and 81
viii my dollars reward for the boys
brought home secured In jail that them again
Dec. 1l-dlw JOHN b. SKINNER
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(HRIsrMAs FEsTIvAL---A Festival win be held Ut the
building Of 81 vnccnts Orphan Asylum
and streets % commence on the 2o Of this month, and TO end
the night Refreshments
variety Of by
the ladies. proceeds Of applied 10 se
finishing Of much
on Of the Sisters Of Charity, and the ie orphans
charge expected that The public win give their attention and
i . Dec
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$500 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty Of Physic--scssion Of Is49-'5O.
THE Lectures will Monday 10Th October
). tnue until the i5ui Of March ensuing .
% 0hsnnoy and PharnacyWLLAn A. Aixrr NJ. d.
T5hnn 0usyay--NArnAs n snrrH. 81 ~
Anafosy and Phyroogy-JosKPH Rosy NJ. D. 81
neosy and Practice Of Medicine-wLLIAn POWELL, NJ ID.
~ m1wSefy and Diseases OF Women and Chndren-RoHARp
mol Lsnsss Pao'oy AnaomyGroles w.
Medicine Clinical surgery every day ..
de ssnsn. Fee. Cor nc entire eoas.s SO ccm s sss s
S.y oss..nsd In 'h' vicinity Of Ss Msd,ss cols: e e. TO
.ss1;. iffi 81 s.psrier Ola brandy.
THE subscriber received lot superior brandy
q The vintage q e purchased expressly for medicinal
pess wishing Of this kind would do
and exaznine before purchasing elsewhere
tdgd div ,llft u.tSJ CHAMPAGNEs.
Schneider Cock and
Hcdscck Ducs Grape
JQ 4ls Juno t' Venus
Anchor Fountain
Aws h.ad together with choc. ys,,s, q Vine Iqao
xnaI-sod1m Penn. avenue, 18Th
THE undeuened Pensn once, having for the
ysAs employed the various duties connected with
oce particularly consequently
pcsnced details thereof offers his services 10 the public
me Of the general He
va sd aso other business connected with the other de-
All busnes. conxded promptly attended
n'hia'y srscs'ed All letters mas be ?ossP.id ,,,,,vr
Aug n-lmeod
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-10-05

that infamous law will be followed By dem
unexpected and unlocked for by
the poltroons who enacted IL 81 baet h
The Sentinel is right, and Congress when
Il again assemblies will be the thea,er Of an
agitation unparalleled for intensity by any
thing In the past The cry Of Repeal will
reverberatc through the North, aud the ques-
lion will shake the foundations of this blood
stained Union as they have never been sha-
ken before, Henry Cluy's prophecy ofpeoce
as the result Of his measures Of Compromise
will be answered by storm of excitement
and indignation which will send disInay to
his craven heart aud starte his guilty asso-
ciates from their dreams! Deep will call
unto deep until the sea of Public Opinion
lashed to indignant fury, shall sweep from
its troubled bosom the traitors to freedom
and TO God who have enacted law so infer
nnl
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-10-05
THE. ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

IL. The Commissioner is allowed fee
Of $40 when the slave is delivered up, and
fee Of s5 when the proof is not sufficient
Ito be paid by the claimant. The niarsbals
and their deputies are to be paid the fees
usual in other similar cases. The special
constnbles or officers to be appointed by the
Commissioners are to be paid S5 each for
each person arrested, with such other fees
as the Commissioners may deem reasonable
in any given case-to be paid by the claim
ant.
l3, The stakeholder, or his agent, If he
fears that the fugitive may be rescued from
him by force after he has obtained a certifi-
cafe ofremoyal, may make affidavit to that
effect; wbereupon it becomes the duty Of
the officers making the arrest to remove the
Fugitive to the State whence he fed, and for
that purpose 10 employ as many persons os
he may deem necessary, and keep them in
his employ as long rs circumstances may
require; the expense to be paid out of the U.
S. treasury.
ID. Any person who shnll knowingly or
willingly olstruct, hinder, or prevent the ar
rest Of a fugitive, whether the claimant be
with or without process; or who shall res
cue, or attempt to rescue, such fugitive from
the custody of the claimant or other persons
lawfully assisting him; or who shall aid,
abet, or assist the fugitive, directly or indi-
recty, to escape; or shall larbor or conceal
him, SO as to prevent his discovery aud ar
rest, afier notice or knowledge of the fact
TINT he is fugitive; shall, for either of these
offences be subject to fine not exceeding
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, and iptpri.
somment not exceeding SIX MONTHS and shall
moreover forfeit und pay, by way Of civil da.
inugcs TO the claimant, the further sum o.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for each fu
gitive SO lost.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-10-05
Meetings al Youngstown.
gitive so lost.

Dean FRIEND JOHNSON: The battle goes
bravely OH. The people are declaring al
most unanimously against the new Fugitive
Slave Law. 1t would not be strange il one
single attempt to enforce it should be the
signul for general rising OH the part Of all
Northern Ohio. The indignant enthusiasm
against il is most intense. Last night our
meeting did not close until quarter before
twelve o'clock. II. c. Wright introduced
the following Resolutions, which were re-
ceiyed with great applause:
Resolued, That come life or death, we, as
inhabitants of Youngstown, will never allow
n fugitive slave who COMES TO us for protec-
tion, 20 be taken back to slavery, the Consti-
tuition aud Laws to the contrary notwitlI-
standing. nrc arifI. - -
7 Resolved, That we viii never allow a fine
to he collected of any man or woman in this
town, nor will we allow any one TO be irnpri-
soned for secreting and defending the slave
who comes to us for protection. f
The President, Col. X. Truesdell, presided,
and made n short but most thrilling and
impressive speech in support of the Resolu-
tons, declaring If they were still stronger they
would be still better. So, also, said several
others, including some ofthe most intelligent
lawyers and influential men of the town.
The doctrine Of fighting men was, resistance
unto blood
One Free Soil lawyer, however, by the
name ofTaylor, came in between ten and
eleven, and spoke nearly an hour in support Of
the Constitution and Law, and in opposition
to the Resolutions. lie will make good
Commissioner to hunt the slaves. | have
not heard Wing or Democrat lawyer dc
the like yet--nor have ] seen any defence ol
the Law, in any Wing or Democratic news.
paper. The speech, however, will do little
harm. II pretended to be reply TO othel
speeches made during the evening; and ye
the maker of il had not heard the addresses
one Of them, nor yet the Resolutions, and
evidently had not heard or seen the Law, on
which the entire proceedings of the two eve.
nings were based. He will do little, proba-
bly,, to effect the character Of his neighbor-
hood one way or the other.
The Resolutions were not passed, bui
another was, the substance of which was
this:
Resolved, That zoe ioiA not help ereciite III,
late Lao of Congress in relation 10 the return
Of fugitive Slaves.
This was offered by lawyer named
Powers, and passed unanimously, nearly
every person in the house voting with alac-
rity." 1t will be published in the newspa'
per Of the town.
Twas satisfied with this, although it wal
not SO with many in tho meeting. 1t wal
treason, rank treason to the law, just such ai
we wish to see on every hand against man
date that has no parallel for otrocity unde
heaven, and never had
Yours 10 flying haste,
PARKER PILLSBURY.
Youngstown, Sept. 2slh, 1850.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-10-05

ASrI-SLAvERY MEETINos.-It will be seen
by notice in this paper that MARius n.
RoBISsoS, the President of tho Western
Society, is soon to hold series of meetings
West Of the Cuyahoga. We congratulate the
friends of our cause in that region upon the
prospect Of enjoying his valuable services
even for brief period. Let them see to it
that the meetings are thoroughly notified,
that they may be as large as possible. Chas.
S. 8. Griffing will accompany him and rem.
der efficient aid in doing the work which
the crisis demands. We hope that some,
thing may be done to extend the circulation
Of The Bugle in that region. .l n
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-10-05
Meeting in Augusta.

II. G. Wright aud Oliver Johnson will
hold an anti-savery meeting in Augusta,
Carroll CO., Friday evening, Oct. ls, if the
friends there choose to make an appoint
ment. Will our friend Walton see to il, aud
write at once to the Editor of The Bugle if
a meeting is wantedp 9rsss il,ssi
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-10-05

0FJ. ELIzAsErH JoSEs has been giving
the present week a course of lectures on
Anatomy and Physiology to class of ladies
in Salem. The Introductory lecture, on
Monday evening, being free to all, was ut.
tended by large audience OF men and wo,
men, to whom it gave, so far as we have
heard, entire satisfaction. II was character
ised alike by sound logic, scientific research
and great beauty as well as force of language
The manner of the speaker, too, was mos
unexcepionable; and now that we hav'
heard her we are no longer surprised at th'
success which has almost every where at
tended her labors 's'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-10-05

CoSeREss did we'll in aboishing the SPir-
Il Ration in the Navy and prohibiting the
Eogging Of Ssamen but il would have done
far better if it had abolished the Navy itsclf,
and the Army too. a-- ~ e psa'-'sp' p
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-10-05

The Phi Beta Kappa Society of Yale Coll
lege, after refusing, in defcrence to Southern
opinion, to appoint Gov. Seward its Orator,
elected for Poet Rev. John Pierpont--a man
whose opinions on the Slavery question are
more ultra than those of Mr.. Seward.