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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06
Summer Travel.

Beside the class who have leisure and
means for a trip to and soiourn at Saratoga,
Niagara, or Newport, there are hundreds in
every county who could well afford TO spend
two DAYS il not a week at some popular ga
thering place in their own vicinage. Even
thrifty farmers and their wives, after the cx-
acting tolls of haying and summer harvesting
are over, might afford themselves few days
of repose and relaxation before entering up
on the more moderate labors of the autumn
harvest.
Let none consider the time and money
wasted that such visit would absorb. Ira
vel, rightly improved, is Education; Relaxa.
ton is revival of strength; social intercourse
implies refinement and enlargement of views
The farmer, the mechanic, the professional
man, drive through their work in season tc
enjoy a sultry week amid the leafy shades ol
an inland watering-place, or inhale the fresh
breezes that betray their long dalliance with
the oceans pillows. The time thus enjoyed
| is by no means wasted. The farmer COM
pares notes with his brother farmers, and the
| discovery made of improved process adopted
by one becomes henceforth the possession OF
all so with the mechanic, in the world of
Art and Invention, whose marvels each year
sees doubled. The citizens of County thus
come to know and appreciate each other ;
they discuss a. leisure the affairs of the State
and Nation local interests and local advan-
tnges are better understood by them; and
the general result is diffusion of sound
views and a wearing away of prejudices. A
County or District whose people have thus 9
recognized point of reunion and habit o.
assembling there in the heat of summer
not merely for days festivity, but for
| xveek,s social intercourse and enioVment-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

PRoGREss OF ScIENcE.-ln no age of the
world has Science had more influence or
more power than in the present time. 1t is
not 40 years since the London Quarterly Re-
view ridiculed the idea of carringes being
propelled over land at the rate of Is miles
an hour, and said that, even if il could be
done, 10 sensible citizen, who had any re-
gard for the safety of life and limb, would be
iool-hardy enough to risk himself behind
them. Yet now mon are every day whirled
three hundred miles or more in 81 hours, by
means of steam, and it is an occurrence OF
no remark. So with the Telegraph. Who,
ten years ago, would have believed mnn
who should guarantee to deliver a message
from him in the city of New Orleans in one
hours time? Yet il is now an every day oc-
currence. When n man goes to the pump
10 light his pipe it is generally considered I
pretty good evidence that he is drunk bu
| yet there is staid, sober citizen of the Ba,
State in New York offering to light up an,
warm the Astor House with Croton water
| Laughter. / will not vouch for his abilit!
to perform the feat, but only mention the fac
to show how the march of science is pro
crossing, and how hard man must appl,
himself to reading of books in order to keel
up with the times, or perhaps get ahead o
them, though that is a pretty hard feat to ac
complisl nowadays. = H. j. Raymond
Speech before The NJ y Typ. Soc.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
The True Life.

To write is easy. But to livc--to lire
This higher, purcr life, is harder far
Than in the closet, with the pen to war
Against surrounding i'll. Harder, to strive
Against one hasty word, one selfish mood,
And gentle still to be, and kind, and good,
In the worlds rugged warfare; in the jar
Of ill-accorling spirits; in the mass
OF beings, where our daily duties are.
There IL we act the Christian, meekly pass,
Not proudly, mid our fellows-walk below
As still this earth above, yet mildly bending
To just claims our carc--t'en are we tendinl
Indeed to heaven-with faith that "passetl
show" Episcopal Recorder.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06
EARLEs CAsT-sTEELH HONE &sTRop


FOR nAzoRs AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
A sure Remedy for all The Diseases TO ,ohicA Ms
Razor Is subject.
This article proves to be superior to any now
in use, not only for restoring Razors to their ORR
ginal cutting state, but giving it a finer aud
smoother edge than any other article now in use,
l Will Just say Notwithstanding facts are stub-
born things,) that within threo years past have
met with Razors laid by as useless, supposed to
be worn out, others become too soft, othera
crtmbling on the edge, and on applying them.
to the Hone, restored them TO their former cut
ting state; and have only to say, if there is a
Razor which has become soft from using, on
crumbles on the edge, have not vet met with
such IN testing moro than one thousand of diff,
ferent stamp.
Manufactured by ID. Earle, Portage Co., Ohio.
| THIS is TO CERTIFY that we have ,,sed
Earle's Improved Hone and Strop for Razora
and Surgical Instruments some months, and on
trial consider it superior to any thing of the kind
/ have seen tried.
zADOK STREET,
| JAMES MALAISBURY,
JOHN SHHFFER,
]. HUDSON.
Salem, o., Nov. l, lS49.
For sale by IA JVCETT s JOHNSON, Salem, O.
| October l6, l849.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

THE CREED-PowER.lThere is nothing
imaginary in the statement that the Creed
Power is now beginning to prohibit the BIZ
BILE, as really rs Rome did, though in subt-
lor way. During the whole course of seven
years study, the Protestant candidate for the
ministry sees before him an unauthorized
statement, spiked down and stereotyped, Of
what he MUST find in the Bible, or be mar
tyred. And does any one, acquainted with
human nature, need be told that he studies
under tremendous pressure of motive? Is
that freedom of opinion--the Liberty where
with Christ maketh free?" Rome would
have given that. Every one Of her clergy
might have studied the Bible to find the Pom
tifca Creed, on the pain Of death. Was
that liberty.
Hence say, that liberty Of opinion in our
theological seminarIes is a mere form. To
say nothing of the thumb-scrcw of criticism,
by which every original mind is tortured in
to negative propriety, the whole boasted lib
erty of the student consists in n choice o.
chans--a choice of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he
will wear the Presbyterian handcuf, or Meth
odist, Baptist, Episcopal, or other evungeli
cal handcufr Hence it has lately come tC
pass that the ministry themselves dare no
study their Bible. Large portions thereo
are seldom touched. II lies like useless lum
ber; or if they do study and search, they
dare not show their people what they find
There is something criminal in saying any
thing new. 1t is shocking to utter word
that have not the mould of age upon ihem.--
Rev. CHARLES BEEoHER-(brother Of Hem!
Wdrd Beecher.) la
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

CURIOUS EPITAPH.--ln village church
yard, near Thornton, in England, is a stone
TO the memory Of the builder of the church
with this inscription:
Here lyes John Trollop,
Who made these stones 10 roll up,
When the Almighty took his soul up,
His body went to fill this hole up.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

MIR. Webster, in his last letter, speaks of
tho orgies of tho friends of the niggers.-
Mrs. Swisshelm has spoken of his orgies
with the niggcrs themselycs,-Dcdhan, Gaz.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06

The Boston Post mentions n praof 20 do
progress Of photography, thai law how o,',
West spells Andrew jackson, eru Jaxn.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06
SAVING AND TURNING.

( TIE subscribers are prepared TO do all kinds
of SAVING AND TURNING, For Cabinet.
Coach and Wagon Makers, at their shop, nearly
opposite the Salem Hotel.
JAS. & GEO. HINSHILLWOOD
Salem, Aug. 25, l849.-n52.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-07-06
DAVID WOODRUFF,

DAVID WOODRUFF,
Manufacturer Of Carriages, Buggies, S,slkies, 30.
A general assortment of carriage constantly
on hand, made of the best mE.erial md in the
neatest style. All v ork wku, ntfd
Shop on Main stre:t Sa-ex, o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
Virginia !:

rules holden in the Clerks office OF the circuit SUPERB
"A or court OF Law and Chsnoery for the county Of Pat
ck at the courthouse thereof, the first Monday in De
comher, 1919
Alexander Moir and James Moir merchants and part
ners trading under the firm OF Nor s Son, Plaintiffs
against
Anderson Bowman, Mary Bowman, widow OF John Bow.
man, decd; Gloon Bowman, Alfred Bowman Nelson
Thompson and Elizabeth his wife, William Bowman John
jackson and Nancy his wife, Kid Montgomery and Christi
ma his wife, Elisha Bowman and Ewell Bowman heirs of
John Bowman decd Henry Tuggle and Jesse Corn sheriff
OF Patrick, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants, Anderson Bowman and Elisha Bow
man, not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the Act of Assembly and the
rules OF Tins court and 1t appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants OF this Com
m nweathion the motion of the plaintiffs by counsel it is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here the
Monday IN February next and anw the plaintiffs bill and
that copy OF this order be forthwith in The
ynchburg Nmginian, for two months successively and
posted at the front door OF the courthouse OF this county or
some court day
Copy-Testc,
Dec 20-w2m SAM,I G. STAPLES Clr
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virginia;

T Rules held in the Clerks Office the Circuit SUPERB
~ Court of Law and Chancery the County of Am
herst, on Monday the Bird day oil December 1919
Samuel Simmons, Plaintiff
against
William H. Camden, Wesley l.. Duncan, William A.
Richcson, administrator of Thomas Tucker dee artyell
I Pryor William Tucker, Alexander Brown, sheriff of
Nelson county; William IL. Dgges, late sheriff Nelson
and such administrators de hons with the will annex
ed OF Austin Wright, decd; Daniel A. Cheatwood and
Austin G. Pamplin, Defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
The defendant William II. Camden, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act OF As
semhy and the Rules OF this Court and appearing by
factory evidence that he IL not nhabant
monweaith: ordered, That the said defendant appear
here the first Monday March next and answer the
bill oil the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in town Of Lynch
burg Tor two months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Court House of this county
copy-Testc,
Dec 2o-w2m ROBERT TINSIEY, Clk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24

.fenc- AID hrs. nisHin bstf than 81 RI atr,
wlleh daas 10 SIT ii, II tender teeth aad gnns.
Iha,e has. M, dear sit. given You. father ful
ensth IA, experience aud ptaciies sheep husbandy
The system w.,k, we'll aud as. Ih'nk, 'srellenf
me Tie shtep pefaTe ia. II ior "hea; The siabtf
aud contribute largely 10 lien suseranrs, and hs
graiu is left ne fr market. The same with nv enrr
crops. The fodder If which surpsfts the sheep, ana i've
gain fatlens nv lap< ~ hch running during The autumn
the ranges. get FAT on mast. aud only require iwo I"
three weeks If m 70 give Their meat the proper fy"
and consistency When my lands run thr plough
asd pui ibem IN pIas- can make better aPporris
lion of The hay aud pas they afd Than Ia NV sheep
and nv hill sides snd wnpd fsnges, wirh would ether
wise be- yaueess nr, brought oo use by the plan
pursue
YIN have here details enough 10 sati-fy you; and #
Won can derive al .anage o Amusement from them
| shall be much gfalifsd. Ayud giving them u" much
publicity lesl wha have said of Mofc aud the saxons
~houd bfne me- luo tfouble As respects the last. INV
ever have the " Intelligent wpa gta"efs
~ b. have ted them and getting back TO tlis
Alernn siork fast they pf"lenng heavy fleece
and hardy carcass Ia the he ntfal fine bn light wal ii
lhe Saxous. wc rm ITS very nature. - Incapable OF
o'eeune the animal from the ngors Of our WINTERS,
wibnut care AID protection than Is pottable-
T. rars of grammar and awkward expressions y"u will,
hope lrbue rather To ,nadver,euce than L. ignorance.
They might have been corrected had moi been 0n bu-
.y-perhsps YOU will think to- lazyto copy my com
position; hui ynu must take II in the rough, aud can
" ork II int, nufa cutnpy guise IT you fit. II has
Dcguiled of snme Iedons hours that would oher"isr
isve been devoted Ia my plpe and T. s'mbre relectins
or Ms II go's 10 the nursery. with the children III
ecy after supper, aud after giving lesson IN French
my .l6rsi am left alone chew the cnd o sweet
I'D bitter ancles.o Ever yours, W Il. Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
POLITICAL.
M 4 Hal ICs' NC j.

The following soag first Published, believe fort
I've years ago. II viii bear publication at this time
We merry Mechanics, come join in nv song,
And let the BRISK chorus 60 bounding along
Ih'' some may be poor, and rich there may be,
lie All arc contented. and happy, and free.
fr Tailors OF ancient and noble ren,wn,
W no clethc all the people in country and town,
Remember that Adam, your Fat her and head,
Tho lord Of the word,was Tailor by trade.
We Mason, who work in stone mortar and brick,
And lay the foundation deep, solid and thick
Tho hardbe your labor, vet lasting your fame,
Both Egypt and China your wonders proclaim.
We Smiths who &c tools for all trade. here below
You have nothing 10 fear while sne and YOU blow,
Al things you may conquer, so happy your lot,
ityon arc careful to strike uhae your iron is hot
You Shoe-makers nobl, from age. long past,
Have defended your shis with your ari the last,
And tobhiers. all merry, not only stop holes,
But work night and day Tor the good Of our soies
We Cabinet-msker. brave workers in wood,
Asyon work Tor the ladies' your work must be good,
Ana Joiners and Carpenters, lar % and near
stuck close TO your trades, and you've nothing 10 fear
We ha,ters who oft with hands no, very fair,
fi1 hats on block. Tor blockhosd wear,
Tho charity cover sin now and then,
~" cover the heads and the sins Of all
re Coach makers, mus, not by IA, he controlled,
na' snip OF Yonr coaches, and bring Us home gold
ne r''l OF fonr coach made Cepernion. ieel,
ana fancy the world u turn round like wheel
te'arders and Spinnets. and Weaver. attend
Asd 'ase The sd'Iee Of poor Richard, your friend.
stuck close to feut looms, your whee and yanf card
And you never need lear Of the times beng harJ
'eFnntcrs who give MS our learning and news,
And imparisy print for Turks, Christian. aud 1evs,
Let Your taYorte toasi rcsonnd IN the streets
The freedom efthe press aud a rolir,e IN sheets
fe cSopers who rattle with drfrer aud ad.
And lecture each day upon hoop. and heads
The famous old ballad Of Tor, IN a f,ab
You may sing 10 the tune OF your rub dub dub
lie ship Builders, Riegers and Maker of sails
ALREADY the New Constitution prevails
And soon We shall see DER the proud swelling tide
The ship, otColnmhia triumphantly ride
fseh 1radosman turn out with his tool in his ban
To cherish The Art and keep peace hfo' the land;
Zach Prentice and journey man loin IN n Y song
Ana lei The brisk chorus 20 boundns along
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
Samuel Davies Institute,

HAIIFAN Z IT, V.
fINflS Institution located hy the Nest Hanover Pr shete-
~, lahtaS Court Ilou.e viii comm, it, first
si5 the 18th of Fobfaty The scholastic viii be
divided INTO moths each The al
study viii be such PR pare Young men, thoroughly
enter the Junoi tas 81 the oep. ii The
Board he obtained ptNNle iamts IA the village and
ueighbnrhood
board per month, - oa
Tuition, Languages and Mathematics per session, II On
English (l3wer) branches - ~
TIN Rev HINHY the Principal who will has
competent Assistant
by request,
T. STANnOPE fLOURNOY.
Jan i7-w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24

Coach and Buggy Harness, Saddles, all qualities,
CarRall aud Wagon do Saddle Bags
Boat and Cant do Bndles and Mattingalcs,
collars, Trunks, Whips, spurs,
Carpet Bays N4lises, SO, Siirup Irons Birdie Bits
Nc X together with every other Article usually found
IN such establishment oar stock OF Trunk embraces eve
description and style, AMI from the host mandatory in
Phal cPha Those OF good Trunks. will do well
10 examine s,ek. old Saddles taken IA exchange iof
new Repairing done short notice. at the lowest
prices. ofders from the eounir, pronpt, attended
HICKEY y ROBERTSON.
NnVS-lm-w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
Jos. WI. SON, ClR.

Commissioners Office, Liberty, January I, 1880
parties III tins vail take notice. that shall,
my ehcc, IN this town on Saturday, the 10th day Of Fehr
ay 1850 the accounts directed by the foregoing
decree, when and where they will attend with their ac
counts vouchers witnesses and copies OF papers, Tor
examination aud settlement
Jan l7-wlw ! 4 WHARTON Conn.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
IN CUANHERY

The court doth adudec order and decree hat Commits
sianer OF this court do take ascertain the
o the estate OF which Joseph White died
ed also an account o the annual value OF the property de-
Nsed 10 the PLAINTIFF by the last viii and testament
Joseph White, decd also, the value the
tate held by the plaintiff her separate estate under
the marriage contract between the plaintiff and I'd Joseph
hite, and showing what would be reasonable
annual allowance or the support and maintenance the
PLAINTIFF and that aid Commltsu report SAID accounts
THIS court with an, matter specially stated, thought pctt-
nen by himself required by the paitie To he so stated
Extract from deciec-re.tc,
Jos. WI son Clnk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24

against
John Dallas aud sally his wifc, Bctsey Burnett John
WITT and Jinccy his vile, james Holt and Massa his WIFE
Aexapdet Crouch, Addison ,rauch Joshua Crouch John
foueh Susannah Crouch and Frances trnuch the said
Alexander, Ann Nancy, Addison, Joshua, john Snsannah
aud Frances, being children of Joshua Crouch Polly
his wife, t"ho dead) The said Susannah Frances
being infants by John \. Wharton, guardian ad litcm,
efofgc White, Jesse White. John W nie Lit ebury
White, uuah White, Nehplas Robertson sheriff o Bedford
n'y and such admir- with the will annexed If Joscph
White, deed, and Wa, Williams and Nancy III. wife,
lift
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
MONTGOMERY ACADEMY.

,I'llS Institution, whchs under the and patronage
o the PRfsHYrERy MoNTuoMERY, will be opened on
the first Monday ~ February, 1850.
he Board ot Trustees take pleasure announcing that
MIR VIM { liagan, late Of App mattox county, who
unanimously elected at their late meeting has accepted the
appointment oi Principal lie brings the highest
datbn~, not only from the Professors Of Washington
lege bat from those who have had under his This
Academy is located IN the vicinity of Chr tansbutg
he building IS Large and cammodous, aud will be fur
nIshed with valuable library, and Philosophical Appara
us Boarding, including wood, lights washing, Sc can
be had IN respect able families III town. the country
bout g per month There will he Of FIVE
months each
The term, arrFor the primary study including
Ohhngtaphv; Webster, small Dictionary,
Reading, Met.nfe's READERS,
Whiting and Composition,
Arihmctic RAYS part Sd, for beginners part %,
Geography; Mitehell's school Geography with Atlas
last edition,
English Grammar ;(Bulons per session of 5 months
- 81 80
HIGHER COURSE.
The above, either, with
Latin, inllIon's Grammar and Buon's Latin Reader,
Greek Billions Grammar aud Bnlhon's Greek,
Mathematics; Davies course,
Chemistry; Diapers,
Natural Philosophy .
Moral Wayland's Element, of Moral SCI
Political Economy. by Wayland.
Rhetoric Blair, University edion)
Astronomy,
Geology,
Mental Philosophy,
Logic per session of 3 months, Sl2 50
NICHOLAS CHEyAIIER,
JOHN CRAIG
II. ID. MONT AGUE
Committee on behalf of the Trustees
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NOTICE,

by authority of decree of the Circuit Superior Court Of
- Law and Chanccry of Franklin county, pronounced at
October term, Is 49, in the Of ate others an
lanier and others, the undersigned appon'ed Commi,
sioner for that pupoSe) will sell to the highes, bidder
public auction, at Franklin Courthouse the 4h day ri
ebruaty, 1850 (heing court day) the LANDS in said
decree 'ntoned lying and being in the county Frank
lin, on the waters of Che'nn creek adjoining the lands of
William Stelghl aal others containing 1877 ACRES
less, being the same lands formerly owned by Josiah w
)ckenSnn, and occupied at present by John S BurwcD,
Eiq The terms of sale will be credit e and two
years, for equal portions of the purchase money! the pur
ehtser to give bonds with good personal security and the
title to the lands retained until the whole the purchase
money is fully paid subject to resale default of
The above lands lie about ten miles south of Franklin
Courthouse well watered and tmbeed and adapted to
the usual crops grain and tobacco and toeraby
venient and comfortable buildings thereon.
Jan 3-wIw NJ G. CARplR Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
.V'Evg' GOODS.

WE W q FOODS.
WATERUOUSE POTTER have now in store
w and are daily receiving from ~ York complete asort
ment OF CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSINERES YES
rlNGS and FURNISHING GOODS, ofevery descriptinn
and quality TO which they invite the their friends
and the public to examine ~
Store formerly occupied by Whitten,ore s. CO. three
doors below T. ID Jennings's Commission Store.
Oct SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-24
SDs this Fntemt Nfr0,y cutter.

| hA't on hand and am constantly making, the above
celebrated TIER Farmers, and others in want of a
SIMPLE cheap and expeditions Cutter can be SUPPLIED either
ny calling IN person order They are warranted To per
form we'll, and II after trial 60 DAYS they do not give
sa'islacton The money will be returned. Price SO
}. PARKER. No. So Main street
2donrs below City Hotel, Richmond Va
=, Messrs MCDANIEL * LEE, Agents
Republican copy e va
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10 AIst)INt.

BOARDING
F1oARp, with pleasant iosns, suiahl" for sngs gen
tlcmen small families, be obtained by applying
door South 81 the Hcs Mi kneke near the OH
Jan WITS