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htEAN STEAM NV IN'A IUN %
Wv = Mail Line to SOUTHAMPTON anal BRI.
MEN The Steamers Of this Company will ssa resuafI
oncr a month ~ follows
From New Work.
WASHINGTON Capt W. G. Floyd Saturday. August
WASHINGTON. Capt ". q. Floyd SATURDAY, O@t
WASHINGTON. Capt W. G.. Floyd, Saturday, Ns' u
HERMANN, Capt. T.. Crabtree, Saturday, Ju, "
HERMANN, Capt T.. Crabtres, Saturday, Sept
UERNANN CAPT " Crabtree, Saturday Nov. I,
HERMANN. Capt Crabtroe. saturday, Dec. n
From bremen FROM SO,thsmpts
WASHINGTON Fnday july H. "Wednesday, july u
WASHINGTON, Friday Sept. :. Wednesday sept "
WASHINGTON, Fnday, Oct 81. Mednesday Nov D
HERM~ mn. Friday, June 10 "wednesday, June ~
HERMANN, Faday August WEDNESDAY, Aus ~
HERMANN. Friday, Oct. 8 WedneslaJ Oc'
HERMANN, Friday. Nov 28 "Wednesday, Dec
pncc Of passage from New YORK - SOuthamp0n )f br
men. hTst cabin sllu, second do. $50
An experienced surgeon IN tfiched % each sie,aef
For freight ~ passage apply tO
MOLLER. SAND kiFftA, 80 BToad"V N
G A. HEINCKEN s. co Bremen
NARTIkEAU, CkOSkEf u co, ,SOuthsmptn
WI. ISELIk, HAVE. Ul'e
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

STAMMERERS. LOOK AT THIS
After staumering m,s-lsbudly pr years and feeling
the misfortune keen study the subject has not only led
me 10 ,r,lcate nv ahd Others mpediment. but en-
abes ne 70 cure YOURS. r. parents say give your ch
Iren tins opportunity and MI only make thu m speak
nlain but well Term. very moderate. II addressed nniSe
,aely HABLER Tribune Office Respectable references
- augGts
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u ~ psoposED GsTEs s,IiINg

k.r freight or passage s2pls % EDWAhDk COLLi'r
81 wall-st New-York BROWN sHlpLEYG co ia,
stsool. T. g. ROBERTS 4 co, 10 Kings AfnI If~
L-,adou B BJu,>yaIs NDntm ,rtEs, Pans -.
Al nsr the lst Of April nsEt the fa,e Of tssh, 49,
above ste ames IRON LIysr viii be aatensy Feave@
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
At PRIVATE SALE.-lO valuable

~ hrld,nR Lots VIZ lots the west SIDE OF Fourth
syenne incndng the Of Eghty third and Eighty
sr,.h ,s t on north SIDE Eightythrd lJ feet west
- Eb AZ lot on south slde Eighiy fourth Il 100 feet
west Of Fourthav On the lot corner Of Eighty
I'D ponrth-ay ~ story house 23r28 feet map be
sse, and further par cuars obtained appicliiOH -
va Iw COLE g. Chiffon, AuciiOLeers W.dl-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

COTTAGE for SALE.-A new genteel
Otwo-story Cottage, pleasantly located IN Cottage
place (Nnety- frstst } of and the railroad
IN neghbOIhOed that improving very fast and the right
KIND Of Improvements Seven elghths of the purchase
money mortgage for term OF years, Pos
session gwen Immediately Inquire Of DR. b TAN
NER Cottage place, the premises The cars stop
at Ninety secOnd-st (YOrkviile) Jy3 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
HIGH BRIDGE-The balance of the

y II lots wa Sto ICE map of High Brdgeyl..e. are
now for the st time offered fos This property ST
uaied the Wessehesisr sse OF Harlem Ryei opposite
,he Eichth-sv thus Island The fare ON the Eighthss
Rnlroad which leads directly these lots Is ~ DC but I'VE
cents for the whole length Of the road Having wide
trut upon Harlem RIVER this property xors great aiyan
tarrs for boating and fishing Terms favorable Apels for
mans and other information 10 ID wlNrON. II Cedar
st corner Of Nassau bS Iva
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
EOR THE PILES.-Dr. UPHANS

Il FLECTUARY ian internal remedy u ce.aIn cure
for that distressing and dangerous cuuVaint the Piles
For the astonishing record. see
phsts To b. had gratis of the proprietor Oce 1876 Bow
ery here the medicine can be obtained Remember -
Bowery doors above Slrng-st aud aso n 10 CHAMBER
St and by N rs Hays rs Fulton-r, Broo&ba.
W3 mruThxS5
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

III W. ~ ~ VII tiN iAt h''D@Ns
\JFor sale Farm Of about 80 the village of
Hastings 2 miles from the city The house Is new, built
of the substantial manner, IN modern style,
with thtetn and has Of the most commanding
of the and sd AGENT scenery IL umtes unusual
picturesque prospect with convenience and retirement
The grounds the finest order, well supplied with
great variety Of NUT The whole part will be- sold on
application to the proprietor the premises al Hastings
ON the Hudson, New York ALLXANDER BRINE
Iy23 2swtws
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
COTTAGE HOUSE. For sale, in

~ Brooklyn. twsstory attic and basement frame Cot
House the slde Of Ade phast between Fulton and
Atlantic Lot 25xi0O house 22S30f hedin WITTY brick
sidng doors marble mantcs cOrnced roOmS on the first
floor part of the purchase money remain II desired
Possession gwen Immediately Apply ON the premises oi
s h TURNER Jy2l lltMsS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
NOR SALE-Murray Hill, Thlrty-sev-

II New Jsrxev two conyenIenty arranged anu pleas
an,iy situated HOUSES suitable for the residence e gen.
tsel families The lots each - II roht ~lS W, |
3o deep cnt,ng on streets, with an ahundsnce 20
fruit. ornamental and shade trees. &c immed,stS tS
session sivea desired. Spply 70 oALp"aN -
Pine g, oT of A. 4. J. THOMPSON, Ehxahcih'""h-
iN2a
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
EARM.-For SALE, A beautiful Farm
NOR SALE, A COUNTRY RESI-

II DENCE-A very desirable Country Residence IN the
peasan, village Of Tarrytown on the corner oi Washing
and Franklin sts Distance p miles from Ncwiork city
and wthn quarter mile OF the Hudson River Railroad
Depot The house about % feet front b 30 feet deep
and piazza three sides built for the owners private
idence about two years and under hiS Inspection II
complete order. and fOr beauty Of aIctcctuTe aud
durabit, not surpassed by any near the village
The lot 10 front by l3t feet deep with well OF tue best
also large hTck clstern There variety u
choice young ut trees CurTans. raspberreS gpnSeber
Srubberr' vines &c It's Just suited 10 such as de
particularly place There several churches
and schools of the first class IN the vicinity. Apply 10
W NJ WATERBURY, 81 Pine-st. up stars,
of the snhscnh,r. ON the p-emseS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

0MPDR IL Y U LAJI .---UItIlItIu
Starch The Iaies are respectfully requested - make
a tr.al Il the Gleaf-d Patent Double Refined Powder
STARCH which f1r lueSflc -fanls aed fOt
strength purity # color and clear easic AMI beau
tif1 fu.sa . linens nlusns sc Il requires n b1ngis
r-fec.,v free from -. impurities. and warranted not q
adhere To the ron SD by al respectable Erocers AID
druggists n New Yo-k. Brooklyn AID Williams IrSh
Aeon, GFO WALKER 10 PIne-st myl1 law5nS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
NOR SALE-A comfortable RESI-

il DENCE and YARN. situated near Ehkaheth.owh'
on the main read Railway easy ct access 10 New
YORK eI,hex by Steamboat RAILWAY oeiS II nie itou
the peps The Yarn consists Of s2yl-V0 acres the ma
icr mart IN cultv aton with hne double House ana sN
Ouhuildings &c good order, together With the StooA
and some Futures applied for soon Will be sold reason
able and on liberal a. approved pun hasrr sh
particulars apply to y s. SClLESlNGER Ed 70 bea.-
srsmhes lnot disposed by the Ss mst the place w"uA
he rented a srod tenant Possession pronpt
town, july :. lSjL 1--WE tm'l JOSEfH Levi
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

NrISrRY--Dr NAPOLEON PRErERRE Freach
DENTIST S3S Broadway. opposite H0el de Pans, inserts
ms, beautiful lncorrup,ihe Teeth IN Solid nalner
without pain warranted ~ last for be DR. obtained N
1850 the gold medal Of the Fac de Med u Psris for
nroyement IN the manufacture aad aGiptaon u Arica
Teeth Terms very moderate - m
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
SIXTH.AvENUE PROPERTY for

SSALE CHEAP-Forr houses on east slde ot ois'a
av Nos ss 400 and feZ al story brlrk houses
and well finished paying IS per cent Two-thir1s Of
the purchase money can bond and riorr1se
Apply u WOOD, Real Estate Broker. Bs Bfo2fvas
corner Grand--t. a1l u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02

1--WE HUNDRED gross SOLAR
IL LAMP WICK Ne. and Best quality. for sale
low prces, by piEIZ' shoIhth ",
ia
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
COAL.

NUAI~Ked or White Ash, | am de
/livsr,ng from boats 10 an par: Of the city Peaci
Orchard, Egg and Stove. 81 % per ton White Ast
Egg and Stove 81 ~ Orders received ~ my yards. 81
Bower and 2l Green-st near Amt -
iyI )n. JACOB WEEKS, Jr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
T CRAWBUCK's UPHOLSTERY,

w sHOUSE and ShlpFwnishIng Wareroons, 35S
Grand st Nrw-York where Will be found complete
sortmen II the following articles Feathers har, moss
and hgsk also beds mattresses pnasses and cushions
also bedsieas Of every description patent screw iron
JOINT lock oat cottage and trunds cots &c
also splendid variety Of paper hanging borders sc Nh
{ would call particular attention u hs new stye "a har
and sISlRg mattresses n Bod beds and mattresses
renovated snd made equal 70 nes. by
" CHAWBUCk 35s Grsnd-st second d'cr
Tvs I'm east oi Esser-s
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-06
NOTICE.


UNDER tho provisions of the New Consti-
tuition" which has been, by the people OF Ohio
adopted, the term OF office of the undersigned.
will cease on the second Monday of February.
l852.-Being desirous of collecting the cost
due to myself and others previous to the cxpira :
ton of my term without augmenting them by
execution, take this method of giving notioe
to all who know themselves delinquent, that
unless these costs are paid previous to the first
day OF January, A. ID. 1852, that execution
will be issued in such cases without respect 70
person.
think the community generally will bear tcsti :
mony that during my term Of Office, so far as
within my power, have carefully avoided any
accumulation OF costs to litigant parties, and
have not issued execution unless in cases whore
my orders so to do were peremptory. hope.
therefore, that those persons who know them
selves indebted either as principal or security.
rs Executors, Administrators or as Guardians 4,
will promptly respond TO this call and thereby
save themselves furthes costs and myself aud
successor in office, the unpleasant task of issu-
ing execution. 5. b, MCKENZIE,
Clerk Of Court of Common Pleas.
Clerks Office, Common Pleas, July IA, lsil.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-06
BERLIN.

We have received communication from our
friend NJ. Brannan of Berlin Detailing the du-
plicity and opposition of ]. W. Hughs and
two of his friends, Trustees in the Methodist
church, in refusing the use of their house to
Miss Svcrs for temperance lecture. As the
matter is one of local interest VIC cannot make
room for it. DIR. Hughs and his worthy broth
or with whom we recolcct to have had a slight
acquaintance thought the subject quite un-
suitable for discussion upon the Sabbath. Were
quite fearful it was a cloak for something
worse, and that womans past position rendered
it quite inappropriate for her to appear in the
capacity OF lecturer, and the house was refused
atLo' two ftho directors had freely given their
consent for its use. Tho methodist church in
Berlin is VIC suppose much as it is in other pla-
ccs, the enemy of temperance and righteous
ness.
BY the way VIC had almost forgotten to say
that VIC attended a grand meeting in the woods
of Berlin last Sunday. lie who is tho COM
mon Father Of all, admitted us freely to his
=" first temple" the "grove' without equivoca-
ton or regret. A time of glorious worship we
had there Parker Plllsbury and c. c. Bur-
leigh were there and beautifully and forcibly
developed the thought that to worship God was
TO bless his children. No declarations of dcvo-
ton songs of eulogy to his character, could ex
cuso this practical regard to his children
especially when they were scattered and
peeled as arc his representatives, the slaves
among us to-day. The churches who tythe the
mint and annis and commih and neglect justice
and mercy were exposed, as their hypocrisy and
inhumanity deserved. Some of our warmcst
and truest friends arc to be found in Berlin
We got some new subscribers to the Busle and
hope to have more.
Some of the friends there intend to orga-
nize q Committee to attend to the interests of
the cause in their township-call meetings cir
eulatc documents get subscribers to anti slave
ry papers-in short see that the work goes on.
1t is good move, and one that should be made
in every town. 1t would give certainty and eiii-
cheney to the movement. Something OF the sort
is needed, now that the days of local anti-slave-
ry societies is past.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-06
WOmen's Rights Convention.

In accordance with vote Of the Women 8
Rights Convention held in Worcester, Mass,
OH the 23d and oath of October last, another
Convention for the same object, viz " to con-
slider the Rights, Duties and Relations of Wo-
man." will bo held in Worcester, Mass, the 10th
and 10th of October next.
We invite all, both men and women, to meet
at the appointed time and place. for the free and
full discussion OF this great question. The
cause ITSELF affecting as it does the destiny of
the race, takes the front rank in those Reform
movements which the progressive spirit OF the
age has called into being; and invites to its aid,
all who sec and feel the wrongs which grow out
of the false position occcpied by Woman, and
who having
"No dread Of what
Is called for by the instinct of mankind"
Dare give to such a movement, the sanction of
their presence, and to embody in word and deed,
the thought and feeling which they must have,
who see that Woman, Socially, Civilly, Reli-
giously and Educationally, occupies and unna-
tural and unworthy position.
The work contemplated, is no child's play."
1t wars directly with the thought, SO deeply
rooted and so hoary, that Woman is only an
appendage, and not an integral part in the fabrck
of human society. 1t is in full conflict with
the worlds teachers,-its preachers, its lawgiv-
ers, its facts and its painters.
1t stands opposed To those soul blighting
usages of society which have consigned Wom-
an to an aimlcss and objectless existence, and
have baptized a life so unworthy, as peculiarly
fitting and graceful for Woman.
Such are some of the circumstances come
then to the Convention, prepared as thought
meets thought, to sieze and use each new ray
of lightin dispelling the "gross darkness" that
is spread everywhere, relative to Womans
Rights, and tho duties that grow out of those
Rights.
Reports will be presented, from the Commit
tees, appointed by the last Convention; on
Education, Industrial Avocations; Civil and
Political Functions, and Social Relations.
In addition to those who last year gave inter-
est to the Convention, Mrs. Con of Ohio, will
be present. In behalf of the Committee,
LUCY STONE,
PAULINA w. DAVIS,
WM III. CLAIMING.
N. D. Papers friendly to the movements are
requested to copy.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-06
MR.. DoNALpsoN's LETTER.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l3, Il

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l3, 1851.
DEAR GREER 81 received a letter from
Texns to-day, urgently demanding my return
10 my plantation, nlId also one from II. Yoa-
KUN, responding 10 our plans. ] had hoped
TO have n further conference with you in re-
laton to the cOnsummatiOn OF our plans for
the call OF the National Democratic Cunven-
ton, but you may as well issue the call nj
once for the first Monday IN June. From
the tone OF our correspondence we have am
pie assurance TINT the convention will be
with us, and be composed mostly of Hous-
ton men, who will overawe all opposition,
and secure our object. In regard to the
platiorms-avoid all new tests, especiaiiy
Land Reform. Partly reafiirm the Baltimore
platforms, without offending our Free Soil
nllles-who have pledged themselves 10
good faith to us-as their vote will be most
formidable, you may depend upon it, and
we can afford 10 make few sacrifices of
the South, where SO irascible disposition is
shown.
II You could but prevent the passage of
Land Reform resolutions in the State Con-
vention of Iowa, and other portions of the
West, then Walker of Wisconsin, could ea-
silly be kept in the background, and Hols-
tons chance greatly improved. In stopping
Dcfe, ItgTet 10 leufn tlldt tlc buchanan III
terest is rapidly ginning ground. ! think,
however, well digested plans for the call OF
,ho Convention will destroy oil his chances,
the Southern Rights faction to the contrary
Notwithstanding. Van Buren, and Croswell's
influence secures New York, certain, aud
their friends everywhere Chase aud Gid
dings may be relied upon to the utmost in
Ohio, and we are in hopes to handle the
wires even in Massachusetts. Cen Houston,
have the best means of knowing, will he
on himself shortly, to take charge of the
wires.
A word TO our New York friends: "Make
no missteps, little allusion to "nigggism,"
and Jet the State Convention not go beyond
the Ohio platform, and tolerate differences
of opinion in regard TO minor questions.-
Should it be deemed advisable TO get up
mass, bone and sinew demonstration at
Tammany Hall in the city Of New York, for
the purpose Of helping along all our own
and old Sans plans, to do so, provided it can
be done by both sections of the party, with
out possibility Of failure.
! shall proceed to Washington to day, on
my way home, and may nor therefore,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-06
More About Quitting.
July, 1851.

Mr.. Editor; We have taken up tho pen somc
ten or dozen times lately, to writo an Advcr-
tisement, and often have we committed the
scroll to the fire. under this impression, TO wit
That the whole truth was not revealed accord
ing to our design.
We have now abandoned the idea Of writing
anything, but are going to stick to the "Dig-
gings' awhile yet, with the feeling that the pa
irons of our old ship will stay with us, as we arc
determined to please. Our New Engine cna-
bles US to do work twice as fast as formerly
consequently we can do off Crisis of 10 and 20
bushels while the horses bait, and have lots Of
room for now customers.
LBrSteam Mill, one-fourth Of a mile West Of
Salem. L. X. SMITH.
August 30th, 1851.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-06

Agents for The BHgls.

The following named persons are requess,d
and authorized to act as agents for the Bugls in
their respective localities.
Chas. Douglass, Dcrea, Cuyahogs county, Ohio.
Timothy Woodwork, LitchAeld, Medina CO., o.
VIM. Payne, Richaeld, Summit CO., Ohio.
7. e. Bonner, Adrian, Michigan.
Jesse Scott, Summerton, Belmont Co.
z. Baker, Akron, Summit Co.
II. d. smallcy. Randolph, Portage Co.
Mrs. c. NJ, Latham, Troy, Gcaugs, Co., o,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-06

WE ARE RECEIVING, BY DAILY AR
RIVALS FROM Europe. our Fall and Winter
assortment OF RICH FASHIONABLE FAN
CY SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS.
We respectfully invite all Cash Purchasers
thoroughly to examine our Stock and Pricos,
and as interest governs, We feel confident our
Goods and Prices will induce them to select
from our establishment. Particular attention
is devoted TO MILLINERY GOODS and
many Of the articles are manufactured express
ly to our order, and cannot be surpassed in bcau-
ty, style and cheapness.
Beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap, Mock.
and Belt.
Satin and Taffetta Ribbons, of all widths and
colors.
Silks, Sa:ins, velvcts, and Uncut velvets.
for Hats.
Feathers, American and French Artificial
Flowers.
Puiings, and Cap Trimmings.
Dress Trimmings, large assortment.
Emhroiderics, Capes, Collars, Undersleeves.
and Cuffs.
Fine Embroidered REVERE and Hemstitch
Cambria Handkerchiels.
Grapes, Iisses, Tarletons, Illusion and Cap
Iaccs
Valcneicnes, Brussels, Thread, SILK, and LiSls
Thread Laees.
Kid, silk, Sewing Silk, Lislo Thread, Meri-
no Gloves and Mits.
Figured and Plain Swiss, Book, Bishop LAVA
and Jaconet Muslins.
English, French Amcricdn and italian
STRAW GOODS.
July 1851,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-06

soon see you. expect TO be in Washing
ton next January, You have my address I;
keep me wei advised Of your proceedings
aud prospects, aud how things are working.
Meantime remain yours in the cause.
c. II. DONALDSON.
p. $. shall write you upon my return
home, should Houston not have already left,
aud keep you advised of his departure,
movements, &c. g. ii. ID.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-09-06
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for Sale his Farm, con-
sisting of 55 acres of land, well improved. The
Farm is situated two miles south OF Salem, near
the Lisbon Read. The improvements are q
Frame House, with good well of water near
the door, also good Log Barn.
THOMAS TEAGARDEN.
August 3Oth 1851