Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-01-18

The Slave population of Maryland has in
creased only 1000 since 1870. Rcason-a
great number have run away, and still larger
number been sold to go South.
A letter in New York paper states that
mode of making hydrogen gas from water
more simple and easier to use than Paine's, has
been discovered in Paris.
DIR. Dewey is delivering Lyoeum Lectures in
New England in which he takes occasion to
say that he "would send his mother back into
slavery If obedience to law required it," The
slave hunters better engage the hound at once.
Mrs. Coo is leeturng on Woman's Rights in
Michigan. The Pcninsular Freeman says she
is woman of gifted powers of mind, highly
cultivated, and argues her subject in calm,
dignihcd and forcible manner.
The Peninsular Freeman says the Rappings
arc heard in 1.tchRcld, IIillsdalc Co., Mich
All efforts to detect tho manner in which they
are mndc have failed, and people arc ready to
conclude that they are supernatural.
The pious and gentlcmanly- Editor of the
Congregational Journal, an Orthodox religious
paper in New Ilampshirc, calls Frederick
Douglass an 'imrious vagabond.' The same
sort of snivcing hypocritcs called Jesus Dccl-
zebub eighteen hundred years ago.
The Ohio Cultirator looks very pretty in its
new dress The L litor docs not seem at all
dishcartenSj by the efforts of clique to break
down his establishment. The Ladies' Depart.
mcnt, under the care of Mrs. Batcham, is an
attractive feature of the Cultivator.
Hiram Wilson has been employed by the
American Missionary Association to labor as a
missionary among the fugitives in Canada.-
lie las removed from Dawn TO St. GATHERINGS.
lie estimates the number of the fugitivcs who
have arrived in that country since September at
5000.
TmB LIBERAroR having completed its twcn-
tieth year, its friends will celebrate the event
by public Soircc, in Coehituatc Hail. Boston,
on Friday evening next. A supper will be pro-
vidcd and there will be the lest Of music and
speeches OH the occasion.
1t is very significant fact, that Kentucky,
with larger territory than Ohio, fine climate.
soil equally prolific, and having had the start
in point of TIM. contains at this moment less
than half the population of the latter; vastly
less wealth, and ir.crior in every element of
civilization and prosperity.
The Boston Commonwealth states that the |
Spirit Knockings were distinctly heard at Rcw
Mr.. Cooldgcs Church, in that city on recent
Sunday On Monday morning Mr.. Sunderland |
came to inquire of the sexton whether such !
knoekings had been heard, having been so in. |
formed by the splits
Tho Legislature of Florida have passed rcso-
lutions declaring that the pcrpctuity ofthc Uni
on depends on the faithful execution of the Flu.
gitvc Slave Law-that in case of its repeal or |
essential modification it shall become the duty |
of the State authorities to assemble the people |
in convention to defend their violated rights.
A new book, called Letters on Mans Nature
and Development, says the N. Y. Tribune, will |
soon appear, the authors being HARRIET MAR
TINRAU and Mr.. ATKINsoN. 1t is expected to |
make stir by the boldncss with which it han
dies topics concerning which most people write
but gingcrly 1t goes the whole figure in the |
wonders of Mcsmerism and Clairvoyancc and |
backs up Phrcnology with new evidences. 1t
is said to be positively and even cloqucntly ma
tcrialistic.