Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-03-09

Two WEEKS SLEEr.-We witnessed vcstcr-
day afternoon, Mt College Hall, the waking I'M
of young lady Of this city, mcsmcrsed by
Prof Rodgers, who had been in the mosmeric
sleep for two weeks, during which time VIC learn
she has been cured of a painful spinal affection.
Tho uncle of tho young lady, Judge IL, for
mcrly Mayor of Cincinnati, corroboratcd the
above statement. When walked up, the lady
was asked how long she thought she had been
asleep, and replied, about two hours. When
informed II was two weeks, she laughed and
seemed much astonshcd, and stated that she
was entirely cured of her complaint Cmcin-
natl Times.
The Chcrokees have passed law making it
the duty of their Shcriffs to summon posses,
and spill whiskcy wherever found. All the
murders committed in their nation arc the re-
suit Of drunkenness. How many crimes and
vices, and misfortuncs of our own communities
are the result of any thing else?
D-MURDER.-Thc infant child Of Mr..
Mortimer, residing in Washington, was put to
death last week, by slave girl, aged Is. Mrs.
Mortimer whipped the girl for some offence
Leaving the room shortly after, where tho child
was asleep in the cradle, she heard il make a
noise as ii strangling, and running in perceived
a strong smell of laudanum. The child died
soon after, and the belief is that the girl poured
q quantity of the laudanum down its throat,
from phial Of tho drug which was in the cup
board
CoMPLiNENrARY.-1he Locos Of the First
Ward, on Friday evening, at an anti-Proviso
meeting, charged Martin Van Buren, with being
the author of the present state of excitement
about Slavery and Disunion, and resolved "that
in Martin Van Burcn We behold an apostate
and traitor, who has secured for himself an in
famous immortality; an individual whose inor-
litical lust stamps him the Catalina OF the age"
N. Y. Tribune.
The Cincinnati Gazette states that fourteen
slaves, liberated by DIR. John Cassan, of AIissis-
sippi, were brought to that city two or three |
days ago, by their late master, TO have their
freedom papers made out. DIR. Cassan who
came with his people to sec that every thing
should be properly done, intends 70 supcrntend
their settlement himself, somewhere in Ohio.
Onc of the victims in Bruins Slave pen died
n few days since. She was a female slave dcs-
tined for the Southern market. She was rude
ly separated from her family and continually
gricvcd over her sad lot till death came to her
relief. Verify the blood of the innocent crcth
to heaven for vengeance Cor. True Dem.
CHOLERA on THE MIssrssppI-The cholera
broke out on board the Steamer Dove, during
her last trip from New Orleans TO Camden
When she reached Monroe, eight of the passen- |
gers had died; of those who landed there, thir- |
teen have since died.
RIoT AT ST. I4ouIs.-Leahey, the Monk of
La Trappc,' as he calls himself, was mobbed on !
the 18th ult, at st. Louis, while attempting TO |
lecture on The iniquitics of Popcry. The Cath !
olcs say all TANNER of hard things against
Lcahcy, but mob is just the worst possible de-
fence of their cause.
WIscoNsIX.-Th Senate Of this State passed.
bill to abolish Capital Punishment, but it was
lost in the House, where the cnacting clause
was stricken out by vote Of 81 to &c. Better
luck next time
SUNDAY TRArNs.-Thc bill to prohibit rail-
road trains from running on the Sabbath has
been rejected in the Massachusetts Senate by
| vote OF l6 TO 10.