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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29

The FUoITIvE SLAVE CAsE.-In our col
umns this morning, will he found a full report
Of the exciting Fugitive Slave Case, which
was disposed of before Judge Irwin, yes
terday. We think it will strike every mind
that n mana minister of the Gospel, as
ihis poor fellow Gardeners license shows
him to have been-mhy be identified rs the
property of a claimant, on evidence less clear
than in the case of a sheep, hog, horse,
cow, or any dumb brute, claimed as the pro-
perty of Miss Rhoda Byers, or anybody else.
IL will also be apparent that very black
man cannot have been correctly described as
hight colored-but we do not gainsay Judge
Irwin decided fairly and correctly, under the
Fugitive Idto-with that we quarrel, not with
him. Let the people see these things as
they operate in cases brought home that
the mistakes as to the color--as to the num-
Der of years the slave had been absent-are
considered unimportant on tho claimants
side, while the poor defendant must make all
clear as a sunbeam, and straight as plumb
line TO secure acquitta of the charge of be-
ing tile legal flesh and blood of slaveholtl-
er. The old rule of constituting in favor OF
human liberty, is thus entirely reversed =
We were pleased with the indignation mani
tested yesterday, but while men acquiesce in
such law-nay, advocate its infamous pro-
visions-it is idle to get up a horror for the
occasion, and then let the law stand nnre.
penled, and support those who passed and
approved" it..--PittsbUgh Dispatch, IAN.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29

GEORGE THOMPSON AT RocHEsTER.-Mr.
Thompson had grand and triumphant re-
ception at Rochester, N. ", in the face of
the most desperate efforts to get up row.
HIS speech, as reported in the North Star, is
one of the very best he has made since he
came TO the country, and sweeps away in the
most effectual manner the lies of his enc
mics. We shall copy it next week, and our
readers may al, anticipate rich treat,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29
Gbe Anti 9laurrp Busle.

WHEN GoD COMMANDS TO TAKE THE TScMPEr
AND BLow a DoLoRoUs OR A JAR;,fSo BLAST, IT
LIES NOT IN MANS WILL WHAT he SHALL SAY on
WHAT HE SHALL coNoEAL.--Miiton.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29

FINED ron HUMANTY.-A negro named
Noah T.. Hanson, charged with harboring 2
runaway slaves, last sunmer-the property
Of the Hon. Waller Colcock, was tried in
the criminal court in Washington, on Satur-
day, and found guilty. lie was fined $1,000,
and to stand committed until the same was
paid.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29

joanna BAiLLiE, the poetess, expired on
Sunday evening, 2Sth February, at the very
advanced age Of 80. She lived the greater
portion of her life with maiden sister, Ag-
nes--aiso poetess---to whom she addressed
ber beautiful Birthday" poem. She was
born at Boutwell, within ear shot Of the broad
waters of the Clyde. Walter Scott was a
J devoted admirer Of Miss Baillie, but never
. succeeded in drawing her into society.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29

MRs. EMMA II. CoE.-We announce with
peculiar satisfaction that this powerful advo-
cate of the Rights of her sex, whose lectures
in various parts Of the country have attract
ed large and intelligent audiences and won
the highest encomiums from the press, is
about to visit Salem-will probably be here
when this paragraph falls under the eye of
our readers in this vicinity. We are not au-
thorized to advertise her lectures, but we
take it for granted that ere she departs our
citizens will have an opportunity to hear her.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29

THE PRIsoNERs' FRIRND for March gives
Marshal Tukey of Boston well deserved drub-
bing for some of his works Of supererogation,
and contains beside much interesting matter.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29
c. d. SMALLEY,
M. l.. GILBERT,
L. ROBINSON,
Com. of arrangements

20 Newspapers generally, of whatever par
ty, arc requested to publish the above Call, or
at least to give their readers notice of tho time
and place of the Convention.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29

Tue LIVING AGE, No. S5S, closes the twenty
eighth volume of this miscellany, of whose
many excellent qualities we have so often spo-
ken. 1t brings as usual great variety of arti-
clos selected from sources not accessible TO tho
general reader. sH 1at
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29
ExEcurryr COMMITTEE meets April 18Th.

SALEM, ONO, MARCH 20, 1851.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-29

tTAftcr the foregoing was in typo we receiv-
cd the following, from which it will be seen that
the Michigan campaign has been suddenly ter
minatcd.-Ed. Dugle.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-14
- n Sr2p S6 STo O@3

III Offering to the community this Justly celebrated
remedy tor diseases OF the throat and lungs, IS not
sh To triile with the lives or health OF the act-
cd but frankly to lay before them the opinions Of dis
tinEushcd men and q! the evidences OF lis sue
cess, from which they can Judge for themselves We
sincerely pledge ourselves to make no wild assertions
or false statements OF lis efficacy, nor viii hold
out amy hope to suffering Immunity which facts will
not warrant.
Many proots are here given. and we solicit an in
qniy from the public into nj we publish, feeling as
surcd they will find them perfectly reliable aud the
medicine worthy their best confidence and patron
nee.
From tie distinguished Tr fcssor Of Chemistry
md .Nateria .Nedica, Bocdoin College.
Dear Sir: delayed answering the receipt Of your
preparation, until had an opportunity WITNESSING
ITS effects in my own family, or IN the families OF my
friends.
This have now done with high degree Of salts
faction, in cases both OF adults and children.
have found it, as s ingredients show. a power
tul remedy tor Colds and coughs, and pulmonary dis
eases.
PARKER CLEAvELAND, ND.
Brunswick, Me-, Feb 5, lS47.
From an OrerSecr IN The Hamilton Mills, IN
this City.
Lowell, Aug TO- 1919.
DIR. !. G. Aver: have been cured of the worst
cough ever had in my life, by your Cherry Pecto-
raj" and never fail, when have an opportunity, OF
recommending II to others.
s. D. EMERSON.
II. Mn, ,r,, Any, h, ,
III. md tho .t.c ~ ,o nno ,o'u
lii, Jit,r., 80 " '''N '''1''0'''' wa"
United States Hotel, Sara oga Springs,
M r A.or c;.. 'HH' :a - .,,I,o,. ,i,l
,inn,i ,G, ~. n " III ,,n '
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con, ind no Io".,nn ,h,t Yo"d reach ;'v c,ss
mil ror,nen".J ,bs ,..a ~ v,ur " Cherry prrto!
M - ,,,I1I " ~, 80" sI,r ,j ,, L,
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New Books

The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World, from
Mara hon TO Waterloo. The Queens of Scotland
Vo2 Abbott's Young Christian, new Series i'm
proved and enlarged. London Labor and London
Poor, part thirteen. Received by
Z. SMITH, & co.
October %. d6wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-14
Ccaal n cities,
Anna aNiich,s kIstnlc.

STATE or VERMONT,} The Probate Court
District OF Chtlcnicn, ss : for the District niore-
said to all persons Interested in the Estate OF Anna
Fitch, late OF huntington in said District, deceased
GREETING:
Whereas Daniel B Tucker, Administrator OF the
estate OF said deceased proposes TO render an ac-
count OF his administration o said Estate. ana pre-
sent his account against the same Tor examination
and allowance by sad court, and the said Court hay
ing assigned, Tor that purpose, the l1th day OF NO
vcmber A. y. ISL, at the office OF i(lxiord d ADJ
ans in Burlington, in said District, and ordered tina
you be notified by publishing the time aud place as
signed Aforesaid, three weeks successfully III the
Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed al SAT-
Burlington, the last OF which publications to be pre-
vlous to the day fixed for hearing
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear e
fore said Court at the time aud place aiortSali nnt
show cause ii any you have why the sad accom-
should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 9th day OF October, A. d 1851
BRADFORD, RIXfORD,
wlSw3 Register.
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Administrators sale.

STATE OF VERMONT,( The Probate Court
District OF Chittenden, S. for the District alore-
said to all to whom these presents sta come,
GREETING:
Whereas, John Mc(ircgor, Guardian OF Aexan-
der Mc(regor, and Duncan Mct'regor, OF Burning
to in said District, Minors, has this day filed IN sal
Court his application in writing, Tor licsnse to sell
tour rods square OF land i'll Colchester, IN sad DIS
trCt belonging in part to his said Wards, tor the
purpose of putting the proceeds OF such sale AT utter
est and the said Court having assigned the 10Th day
of November, A ID. 1851, at the office of hlXtord
a. Adams, in Burlington. in said District, Tor hear
ing and deciding IN the premises, and having oldtiet
that all persons Interested be notified OF such appi
cation and OF the tine and place fixed for hearing
by publishing the same, with the nature OF sand ap
pIicaou three weeks suCCesSyciy in the burlington
Free Press, newspaper published at said Burning
ton all OF which publications to be previous TO the
dav fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be
ole said COlIt, at the time and place aforesaid, ant
show cause it any you have, why the prayer OF sac
application should not be granted.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 18th dal
OF October, \. ID. 1851
BRADFORD, R1XFORD,
wlSw3 LEICESTER.
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Ph55O ESHy'S Estate,

STATE OF VE&MDNT,} The Probate Court
District of Chittcdden, Tor the District niore-
said to all persons interested in the Estate OF Phi
10 Ray, late OF lllnesburgh III said District deceased
GREETING:
Whereas, Nathaniel Miles. Administrator OF said
Deceased proposes To render an account OF his adj
minisratlon ot sId Estate and present his account
against the same for eXamln ,tion and allowance by
said court, ami the sand Court having assigned ioI
that purpose, the 18th day at November, a. H.
1851, at the office OF IteXord a. .idumS, ia lIurng-
ton, said District. and orrred that You he uOtiit
by pub fishing the time ana place assigned a aore-
said three week, sutcessiyely in the burlington
Free Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington
the last of winch publications be previous to the
dav fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
tore SAID Cont at the tluic and place aforesaid and
show cause il any you have, why the SAID account
sllou i'd not be allowed.
hivcn under my hond at Bur. ington in said Dis
trict this 10Th day OF Octoorr, 4. D. 1851.
wlSwS CHARLES ADAMS, Judgc
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NOTICE.
October %

nR. HEINEBERG continues to visit
~ Burlington every "Wednesday and Saturday, to
Counsel and Prescribe Chronic cases treated and
Surgical Operations performed, as usual.
ctlicr at Theo. A. Peck's Dispensary, where will
be found the German remedies used by the Doctor.
Hours from 10 A. NJ, to 3P. Nj.
Iuly % 81 1Nw6n
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NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE MER-
l. CHANTS BANK, Burlington, are hereby no.
tilted that an assessmen, or call is made upon the
shares OF Fifteen dolars-to be paid at their Bank
ing House ias follows Ten dollars on each share
on or before the Doth of December 1851 and Five
dollars on or before the Goth OF January, 1882
BY order OF the Directors.
NJ. A. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
Burlington, Oct. 80 dttw20w3
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Railroads. nuo Expresses.

Saratoga y Washington, Rensselaer,
q. Saratoga and Saratoga g. SCHENECTADY,
Rail Rodd Line,
From Casfleton & Whitehall to Saratoga Springs,
Troy, Schenectady IL Albany.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS
Leave lst Mail "a Freight, 50 Express
Castleton at 5, 90 am. $40 m.
w. Hall $40 &c, 10 80 a m. 40
Arrive S,r Sps 500 100 $50
Troy 945 " 400 7I5
Scb.nectody g33 100
On SUNDAYS leave Whitehall at o'clock n. m.
arrive at Saratoga Springs at am leave at 81 pm.
arrive in Troy at 400 pm. leave Troy at = am.
prrive at Saratoga Springs at 9,i5 IN. leave at )
D m arrive at Whitehall at > pm.
I, Through fare from Burlington TO New York 81 90
Tickets to be had on board of Lake Champain
Steam Boats Steam Boats leave Troy on arrival
otevening Train. ,
J. VAN ENSSELAER,
Supt. Ndr. s Wash. Il. H.
l.. X. SARGANT,
Supt. Rcns. s Sar. i Sch. Il. H.
d& wit
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New Books,

Received by E. .S.uIIH, s. co.
VHEORl of Human Progression.
l. Sacred Streams.
Rule & MisTuIe of the English in America, by
the Author Sam Slick &c.
Forest Lie and Forest Trees.
The Lilly and the Bee.
The Scourge OF the Ocean, n story Of the Allan
TIC
The Lady and the Priest by Mrs, Maberly.
knckerbocker, for October.
History OF my Pets by Grace Greenwood
Neanders, History OF the Christian Religion &
Church, Translated by Prof Torrey.
The Memorial, Illustrated by Mary f. Hewitt.
The Girlhood OF Snakespea res Ileroines, trans
lated by Mary Cowden Clarke.
The Worlds Progress Dictionary OF Dates.
The Company After dinner table talk
Alban-By the author OF Lady Alice
October 10. 1851. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-11-14
GREAT BARGAINS,
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
NEW GOODS
NICHOLS CASH STORE
I6O CuJTPCu CTREET

MIR. N. has been in New York & Bos.
Iva ton, the last two weeks buying Goods, and in
consequence OF the extreme scarcity OF money, many
kinds of Goods have been Sacrificed at AUCTION, and
he has been able to purchase Goods at about his
own price, and consequently he has bought Eey
Large Stock of all kinds usually kept by him,
DRY GOODS
of every kind All the new styles of Dress Goods,
lurge assortment of all Wool and Cotton IL Wool
DE LANES, new and beautiful patterns, some as low
ms Cd per yard; Silk and Wool Plads and Poplns,
FRENCH Mcrinos, Thbets, Coburgs, Paramettas, Al
pneE Bombazines, Apaccas and Lustres, Ginghams,
Calicoes, &c, &c-AiS8, good stock OF Dress and
Mantilla Silks and Satins.
EMBRolpERlEs, EDGINGs, &c, large stock OF eve
nv kind at low prices. Also every kind OF White
Goods, very low.
SHA WIS, SHA WIS.
500 Shawl, embracing nearly every kind, from
Scots, to S25. BHV State Shawls at the late re-
duced prices, new and beautiful styles. very large
stock Brocha Shaws, all prices, coors and qualities
Cashmere, Thlbet and Silk Shawls, wrought, plain
and figured, with many other styles.
LINEN GOODS.
Shirt, Table and Chamber Linens at low prices A
full Stock OF Hosiery aud Chores Cloths Cassmeres,
Doe Skins Suttnets, Tweeds, Vestlngs, and TAI
loIs Trimmings
Painted IFind0w Shades and Failures.
House Furnishing Goods of every kind. Crockery
China and Glass Ware, and Paper Hangings, at cost
20 close them OFT.
Looking Glasses, Live Geese Feathers, bulialo
Robes and Groceries, all at extremely low prices.
CARPETS! ClRPEIS!
Carpeng, Floor Oil Cloth, Straw Mating and
Printed Booking In consequence OF the failure o.
the Thompsonville Co., and RoXbury Co.. Mr.
Nichols has been able to purchase these Goods al
much less than the cost of Manufacturing, and 4
able to give great bargains in Carpeting, OF which
he has every quality from Cotton Garpeinga at Is PEI
ward to the best OF three ply and Tapestry BRUSSELS
also STAR Carpctng Rugs, Door Mats, &c.,at
No $50 Church Street.
Burlington, Oct. 10. 1851. d&wtf
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Great Cure for dyspepsia !!
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDERl
OR, & A ST X &c J u ICE!
DRFPlRED from RENNET, or the fourth


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MARSHALL'S SALE.

wv - - -
TAKEN by Virtue oftwo Executions to
Inc directed out OF the Hon Circuit Court Of the
United States for the District of Vermont. All the
Machinery, Tools and Implements Of the Burlington
Mill Company, in their Brick Mil Building Boiler
house, Dye-house and Machine shop, in Colchester
County of Chitenden, in the Vermont District, to
wit all the Pickers, Burners, Busters Cardng Ma
chimes Card Grinders Spinning Jacks, Spools, Bob
bins Spndles, Weaving Looms, Dressers, Spoilers
Doubers, Twsters, Harnesses, Reeds, Beamers
Shutles, Gigs, Stats, Furnaces, Presses, Tables
Wnders Press plates Press boards, Vntnet Kettles
Stoves WOOL racks, Woo-barrows Shearers, Shear
Grinders, Scales, Clocks, Wool Bags, Tin Cans
Oilers, Baskets, Oil Cisens, Boxes, Desks Watch
Clocks, Pals, Lamps. Belts, Pipe, Hose, Axes
Clowbars, Hose Carriage, Carts Wagons. Turn
ing Lathes, Dyewood Gutter, Planelng Machine
Circular Saws, and all other Machinery Tools anC
| Implements in the aforesaid Buildings, liable to bt
taken and sold on said executions.
And the same shall sell at Public Auction, at the
| Burlington Mills, in said Colchester, on Tuesday thu
| 18th day OF November, A. D. 1851, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon TO the highest bidder, satisfy sale
executions, together with all Legal fees and charge
thereon agrrabIy TO Law.
Given under my hand at said Colchester, in sale
Vermont District, this first day of t.ovember A d
1851. JOHN PETTES,
Marshall.
November !. d&w3w
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CHANGE OF HOURS.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
IN and after Wednesday, Oct. -, 1901,
~ trains will run as follows:
Leaves Ogdensburgh at 7,3O A. NJ.
Arrives at Rouscs Point at IL, N.
Leaves Ogdensburgh at , P. M.
Arrives at Rouse's Point at 7, p. ".
Leaves Rouses Point at 3, An
Arrives at Ogdensburgh at l., NJ.
Leaves Rouse's Point at 3, r. M.
Arrives at Ogdensbursh ats, P. M.
tOgdensburgh the trains connect with Steamers
70, Brockve Kingston, Sackeus llarbor, Oswcgoi
Toronto, Lewiston, Niagara, Hamilton and the Up
per Lakes: and at Rouse's Point with Steamers toi
ST. Johns, Montreal, Patsburgh, Burlington, w hite-
hall, Saratoga, Troy, Albany and New York.
At Rouses Point trains also connect with the trans
of the Vermont Central Railroad, running through
the heart OF New England to Boston, and it con
meets by means Of steamers to Burlington, with the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad, leading also
through the New England states to Boston, and with
the Champlain and St. Lawrence Railroad Tor Mont
real.
This is the most desirable route for either pleasure
or business travel between New England and the
Western States and is the most expeditions route
from Montreal to Western Canada.
CHARLES l.. SCHLATTER,
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Music and Dancing,
EOHy GEE ". FULLER teach

VI err of Dancing, would respectfully nnounce to
the citizens of Burlington and vicinity, that he IS
prepared to engage in the business of his rofesson,
where his services are required All the late tash,
ionabe dances taught in the most approved and
modern FORMS as introduced by the Justly celebra-
ted Professor, G. De Korpony, OF PhiIadelphia from
whom have Letters OF recommendation. Having
associated myself with Mr.. r. +. Whltcomb in the
above business we are prepared to take Schools, in
struct private classes aud furnish the best OF Music
tor Balls, Parties, &C.. i'll any number of pieces re-
CURED.
All communications addressed to G.. X. Fuller
Milton, or II. f. Whtcomb, Middlebury, Vti
will receive prompt attention.
Burlington, Oct. b, 1851. dtf
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$4,000 Cases cured the past gear!
Read the following addressed to the Rochester
agents
Messrs Post & Willis-Gents 1t is with no or
duary feelings OF pleasure that am enabled to III
for YOU the cure have experienced by the OF DR.
phums EeCuaty, which obtained from yon in
case OF Piles with which have been afflicted My
sutlerings have been almost beyond endurance and
cannot be known or imagined, only by those who
have experienced like affections.
Having been so long and sorely afflicted, ! am in
duccd to address you, that through YOU may make
known to my friends and neighbours the truly won
dcrlu virtues OF Dr., lpham's EleotGary, which ]
shall hereafter keep ON hand, iud beneficial in
other respects, removing obstinate costveness NOR
bid Accommodations IN the stomach and bowels, and to
purity the blood-thus removing the cause OF Piles
when speedy cure must follow.
1t IL needless TO add that previous 10 obtaining the
Eiectuary OF you, had consulted many OF our best
physicians, but Ia lltle or no benefit Should you
know a OF malignant Piles please refer them TO
me al my residence, IN the town ot Gates, where
shall he cleased to give them much more particular
information than | am able to do IN this cOmmunCa
| ton JOSHUA BEAMAN.
hellrndredS OF certificates similar the above, may
| ar seen AT 1876 Bowery New York where the Eectu.
soy IS sold wholesale aud retail by the original and
| cole proprietor, A. UPllAM, VI. d. Beware OF
hauntcrelts and worthless lmlt'uons. The genuine
| on my signature in my own hand writing on the
S. lde wrapper. Price 81 per box, or SIX boxes fol
For sale byTuso, A. PEoK, Agent for Burlington
and vicinity.
August Is w7mos6
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-10
south Carolina.

The photographic intelligence received last night
from Charleston, is ofthe most decisive character.
South Carolina has determined to secede. This
brings to practical decision the most importa mt
questions that can arise under our governm' mt.
The pending disputes of parties sink into il sig
nifcance. 1t is now for Congress to acide
whether it will yet do justice, or whether it will
resort to force to compel Stale to uomit to
oppression. On the decision Of these questions
depends finally the character and destiny of our
institutions They will either retain a tederative
character, or sink into despotism as absolute
as that of Russia, with the single difference that
with us we have multitude of dsspots, in mon,
archies-but one