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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-07
Ginfpc pOn asiIliam S3iptcr'S stimmen

"a oitvr oGrr nun ols GunNjoat Ycr oCm Gc(f
lttbt unO gplr fir Ctnt rltb Crh0tGns Stte Ols CAS-
@cupTrGrS:Nnt, 70 tetiotbtn mir c. OlS Nfdt Cinyr
iton lrtit, on ras rplhre 0rch bts ganrtS an oIr
;n bat, t0s &clt ven olltm Dem 81 tenobrtbtlCn, mo-
rim tS ol6 Sdrbt0ltr Sutrtn r0t. QEtr ,prlIGn "a:
Der cluile 9HohrbHtcn bier in @t3u9 ouf ro5 Grudu
mltrr eEke9tbun9 frl9m ogn mdtb'5 un6 rin rIuj9
eltbt ouf Sl9ltr'6 Sporlalft:&tiubt pTftn IVire.
@rr Slm Sabre 1912 tpar C5 immir ocGraulbG.b
Ole DrutIr btr SfIrttbcu Nrbtittn eurh bt G5rteas
tun0 ~ crpdhlIn. Die 6lddbtn Wu6tNn fitb obtr
Cbr pcbl g bIfIn uno itcbtn heb in elmer iSbr turn
3Ct ctnCn arcFcn 8ththum III Hle Sabt, ipclcbts na
tirb allies aus ctn QSaur uno oanCW0t,r, ais Sartn,
0cncuuSn rpurre. 3u idGi9r 3tlt 1T orcr Die Satbe
tvas ndbIr an oIn Sal 0stcmnWn, un0 Die G5lite1t:
tun0 Crnanntt cine Scmuttct nm rltIt lkttrrthuUn:
oen cotr YttriiltyEen u uutlriuthtn-O Die Committee
TtIht,t. rl man ulrortttt, ra it Nrce WttrulCrtcn
tnto,ft hate unO ats ttn Y5r,t r0bt tS tb rIB cas-
Grutln tit CjtfGltrunN I'M S0br i-33 nitbt p'nt9r
ais ~, coo SboIrr 0ctrtu bat mibrmo eW @t;ob:
luna rtr lJutllitNcr ib nur ~ SI5.OOO tHltf. &N
Gcnmllttt baidtts cine l}iI Gin. UNI rNiin NjIbtrSn
Shrautn VI ltetn uuO ttt UtI.hafN rtn Ntu5lttNtu:
ON u Ubuiditn.
Die YiU luurNt i'm 2tNot ouflntn,mcn unr pofTut,
G,bt Ncuruol S;ltI $40. 0~F'&4 tttl0 NJ @i0ttr
mar rauo($ cin StOots Sratcr, uno 00b itlnG Stmmt
Ioc0ln otiIlte Gin, uuN tm bat cr rtnt rtr frtth.
! lf,n RYuterrjtn ant 9'bttn, eN l.mol6 an unitrm
! SSroot wrist ncrrtn Gub 2if 8,I 0tu0 in 1912
prlrrtn. Sn 1913 murre rpNttr cine aHni,bl 9lia
yrrotratbt uno in rem S00ctutb Scjtt S97 inrtu mir
| CE,y~raG N9illiom v i9ltr wiirtr roac0tn fnmtt,
| "a mitotrum ntnmt cr 9t3tn ctnt Ntts Gic o&n
| Staat SauItnoc ven : bdlcrn crIr0rt hd + en-
IwUrNG Su pWim 50br railrtt oIi glI, ottr Ger
sgcuMrnGr t,ttltt ttltr nit iinim &Itc. 2tm 4ttn
Ipr pu,Nt elm &Hlutb 9Tlotht riGtEt trce blm <c
init 3wd: Crtbtlm ~ rUfnrtn, uno o6trmut5 iinrn
mir OC3-QB iii am Ht0lGr untir cen gltius, unn 10:
nit bat CT nit 3 StjmmEn 08ci9. roG CT 0t9in Sin:
ihrSntn0 uuo Rtcrm lit. Dtlt BjI 1T ttcun, oUlr
II Oh nit v 8i9lIrs oUlf, sum 6icEg 0Ipcrpln, uuo
hat rtm Staat Gin montbtS SauituD ShNtsr criyart
SorttjoIlr, mas bIntt Sbr vcu tlnIm M0nr, rtr c.:
ctlrmoGm Cure GjIlctr p'rSaletn fhtn fam fGuut
Sir ftr i'm 1nuNcn SRtnn STR rjniht cine irlthe
Qutt 6ousholtnl mit sic rtS GjCucunGrs Schutcn
uno Cure GNGnirtEt GtbuO rttUrt u itbtn, 10 t$unt
Sbr itbIr ribt fir g'9Nr itlmmGn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-07
4rcGocnt 8illmors unO Scr Sariff.

Die SppciItirnS: QrtITn h0ttn nSultb ciuIn turpn
2NSu9 aus Der @ctihait res tdjttn prtfoutIn III:
mere in ihrcu SroItn brumatrrclbtn, pcmt nc oSr=
nc iQCn mGthtn, roB Ct Nt9gn tnCn bchtn Sarif ii-
9n Gin i,rIr 3iiturae rpcf gang GtitiumttaB Silt:
mere CnIr Der NNliuutr war, eit Den Sarf pcn 1912
in rem GrnlrtB raErttn. ga CT uutGrtjet! btriabtu
nit dltr lSIrm'. uuo mar innr Gin tttInti9tr uno
urm0rtIitdrtr Nrtuno res @Eihueuuos GMitns. -
Gin itOtr btr nt @rtbaft ttt miro b tOlo 6tryuQt
ba6tn, CAP po5 Vir cE;n 9toat hatGn, watr III. Qub
miro man itb bolo Gb;ryu0t bobtn, oa uniirG @Ilrtr
bier ptrtr brE 2etr 81 hintIr9:htn 9iubt hactn rtnn
"a no Tilmcrt ron tjrCm bcbsn S0rif fyyitbt, Ic
mtnt Ct rutn Sariif rpii rlr ron 1928, o0tr cinlm
clbln SOrd rpit Ger rtn lSl2 ii ct b&tbt ojJnlij1
uuo u;ibt nur aJtn Ejns @ct:5aft, onotrn oub Llnc
Stimuln uno NItOm in GcnfrlB Ntutitn 0ts.-!uIc
fnr ole 2ctcfrJe5 w;ictr an Gur @wrrrbur9 rrt0vFt
WcvpCn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-07
N1cbr 3cneuif bnf Die @rfufufpS cine flu
ipabrbcit ocacu 1pbn 2tgoDm nuspps
FAINT babcu.

TuIrr 6it9ucr 9tGtn pcr Ibr frGnbitbt GjIftibt oc
ecn Ole Sceattn 81 bNin, Die unlrs Stblad)hn in
eDItritc fc ocrrrltb 9cpcnntn. (Stt Eotm cs 0ttt
uht gcSCn Srr. Son!rr 9tWi9t uro bitten ib outb Cs
or9e sen. Strt w j;l9iu) NHr babtn ttrvltin NaE
rtr sbrlihc Scbn Cir chm fir cine @rbSburo tce
9rbus tcr Scloaten ltnrtt. unp r08 8iboro 0lrcO:
btar uuo aurtrc srtcfctcs to9ar ltimmttu. 9Bir ha
btn tcrpitftn roB Schn cbm fir CinE &trmlt
9una ocn 500 600 : balr lttnmtt nm p;rpuuNttt uut
unfiht9t Scltatn III ihrt oimotrcn 81 Nrin0Gu, uut
Sab 8rcobcao, 8jtttr, Sbcmpicn, BlOd, Is. 8. SnOcri
fell uno 80 0nerc gctcfCtcs coAc9tn ltlmmln. llur
pir hobIn nun nctb in 3ulNB u ti,fim cine onctr,
2bandbt Ncr uns. hie mir ecm &rtI rrr,C9In mclItu
Nm 2sltn gylai 1916 it cine StinnI i'm 6ouE rt,
Rrprcitntaurn gcnruntn prrber, pcrouf mir btt Quf
ulrtamtttt scn pnuMp0nitrn tccurTS 81 krtir
puulibcn. Die @trlpiQi0uno$s 8u mor unttr Iro
tbun9. ais cEr fCl3tncs Nnhan9 on9ttrNn murrE:
num he llnSuIin9Iitfcitsn in rsm Sent
fur Die untHilheun9 pCu franfen uuo emf
frdtteteu SGemdnncrn ju Crirecn, J,OOC
SbaIer."
guf Dem So9Itutb Sttt s66 mirS man fnttr ra
fdlcnec gMiAlltcTr rrn gtnnfNganWu oa0C0Gr
ftimlnttu. udmb SGmtS WlGd, Rbuyo grCGbtop
Saer6 Gromau' ptnrp .. Setter uno Srbn &ittIr-
ais 2rfcfrtcs.
Sir bic @crtuilIi9lua f immttn ftLaluct Qnn.
klpauiIibsn Mttsltertr, nSnIi;b: Srub YufInocn
6. DarrOb, !6trr @ptu1, :. &. Su9trtU, Il. v. gTs
Strain, Samts gGlIcd. l Rami,r, Il. Giuoyt unr
Sobu Strpbm-Ant NHbjl6!
EtS &trptul9una rpurre rcb dbcr tjE l6Suptir iCl
der GbarattIr ME 8raobao, &iItir II. ~, nit lnt
sHibrtst rcn 81 Stimmlu 9ctraSIn.
81 nun iro;no cine Spratbs g fart Ucmt ti,i
SbOlotbt ouf ttt oiuptr otCtr tajthtrjSn grtrtctc
SIrUdlbrju9Sn ptttbt rubia uuo Ulllil urfre ira II
fen Sclratln uur SWTGuncr ItipW fbn tSnnrr
cbne caB fir G 9Ecr0t IT, unn rauu nctb b tbt ia
mlt ibimtno hb umttbrtn tGrutn, uno c:n &triud
MAIDEN, rltt Stnoi tGn gEbi3s ouf,lt0Stu? 2EtrpiI
iHtntatn SrunaCa tW cine itlt)t llypafrhit ou
Strcbm 81 ttfiitiStu iIibtr, uiiE t"N murihtn, fa
nt lhn IN 6rtIcen aA1sta bSitiR, psnn tls ;u,
Gntbdlun9 cb!r SbOtR,bsn fdbrt rpoourth ,S G;b tr
9let, oaB ole 2Nb9Hfartd ju OIItn tittR tH pr
Scleotn, tls unErc Sdlat)En in N)llri;r Qironrcn
0ttHnoa, hin9s9tn 9trooE brt ci9GnI Vartt Trcuno,
f'hEn, wchm nt ptr9ettnS ptru:htln Schr Strchm
Su brtn9tn ?-SEnn flt ti,s nCbt pUntbn, lc hobr
Rt absr rob hrlS"SEt); itOtbi Ntb rIimt9tu in rtr
Shat 81 lbImin!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-07
Ser publifGucr-G -Grmpfratcn-T6
fiitCu.

llrr 9Iodtor RtputtltNuGr rUiU ntiiufiia tir Nmcl
trotiibu G8baS ,.SSOcroItIn" b;,Ftn nt ft riG Otz
mrtrntIn ,,9cfcirtc6" ninnEn Sc Ghtar Die Nj bias
t;lom riI uuicn; p0rtej iI bjtotn rit ttfhdenre
Sortf: Yorttt iit titrM rw GcQen: StoOts=
hulO: YorttL IL tiIon in cinlm QRcrt tit wahrs
2on0ts: " bl:Vartci, unO habn cine balbc
NFiiru Sbdirr, rcn rtu 40 gRiaicum Sbalrr
SMotSburin, rrI olI untlr 2ttrcIc Nomniitratirntu
9lmodt p,rrtn mo tpii iOjr ruh 0rtumtntt tGpjts
Rn toNtn, otttOIt-mo9 or ic outb nmer utnrcn mas
Ct mill 0Oj Ct Ottr nun trt bt9inntn mill, mu1
Elntn gtrn uII unS ttpas frtup pcrtcnmtn, eGnu CT
ninnt OK 22hrls nSGowoItSn" ibrn c tanaI ots mir
jbn tInut, unp 9tracs DIES ii rIt lrabt, roP mir ie
gctcfCtc" idattn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-07
1tniere Stontsfchuls.
$40, 100000 90 QusS rur6 unIers Sea
ner Qema6t!


ner 9ema0t!
Infer gIobtar rem S2tputlifonrr Gtmcytt in Einm
Iten Qlatt, ,,tnan icus rcm bic Gbre octen prm fl,
oebdbrc" unb mill piiTrn baB unrr unt bit Stlots:
ibulo nm 1861 956 "a rcouyrt morrcn fl. Gtbcn
aut!-oa Iinc mir sbGn bran, ,ctm Ole @bre ~ otGcn
Scn e astdbrt" uno 9crars restpe0cn vrlICn mir ft
Dem ttliIOtsn uuo pariomtn G5ruprnSr Sohurn 0lttn
1tuIcre 0cgHcr, oas bottn mir cob icnnCutlar tt:
nisltr,, bGbcu Die 9nn;e StnnteI IcbIlp fcibIt
9emdDt. 2SpuEn l!s o4'ur sEO b0Uin? gHrnn Ole
SoroESap'r 'gn'h 'atNr Gpfs jutrnEa laln lprlltn,
le tShhVh io't pd'pou" hats Ca9'9Sn DaoSn. GcT Ca
S eep ptrCsns" to'S'n ooVjapNtn Stulotn, ut nab
unlEtn Anna'sn tSthESt9ue e Srtt lno ltrn@t fotdr
oaB pE' SrIt 't SSup'pI uV hp's NlS Ple SSaDrGtlt
ScF9'ky @ @Wttptn l'"' SNS F'roftttn Wr outb ren
cEll NEPucIt'"''E uho 'p't gauPtt aufb C0B CT nbt
W'EnlUp E'vH Ssl'tn 'lNF nloaptnNt on9tN6n9t bat,
acncern CT Dat 0lEHor oSm Y0Hoo'IfDm gmnNNonan
CnllEpnt. Wta9 ls aVSr onb tDEen lrIprun9 babn ut
ft mhCr mllI' MIR ipeu'n pl'1Ve aus 6lltnIbtn Dc;
tlnEntEn paIo uH9'lteP'h papEh.
Der RIpubifantr fdat Die Stantffbuo I'll $40 0SG, :.
393 % otrpIftn, oils Sbunt inG l(mt tlm Sthl1att
ottr biz Yctibaft brS pcrttpottn Sbuns ouf unp hr
lprrSet iurcn bog or GcbGf Iaot t Ii t(rs $40 S35
Ol3 90 ocipIitn-Slpilbtn bci(n ;,t Aufoa,r in olr
Ebcn Elm ilutIrItbtb ron s. Isl $50 % unb iot irmt
brets poE StraS lee Iin muG
o,,,r ,cr,n mir mir cb,r ros 8. ,,,,r "a
e4t b,,, 1r,t Co.., Nn;,,, 'h %,, r, '',s'
H.; hvIS f.; si0 dJi 79G so E IsI, &
~; SSntt4n 5Nntnr,.rts n,IS ",'a 'f'Ns i
~. ,,,,ttk, SSmfN 81 q IN SIS 70S ~ ",V "3'''
SH;r ,,sn E,Ih ",i, t, n;s n,E,I,;, ,S ;H.
c,,,,S riI, o,,ms, " ""' Wv mi's
,;r ;h,, 81; TctSt. sf4 n,r,, ~ "'' S GV."
tunoSn n,r cirII,n ytfmm,tSn n"b r,,grs Nv,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-07
Ocuv. Sfitncr nuo eic staatsfehurp.

Dir NIpubitantr b!baupttt INNER nctb RAP untir
MItusr5 &tatruuN riI Stalta:Shulo crhGbt pcrocn
kt. Stun - III uns cinultl cb unitrt 8t0ntr ihrtn
2ritrn W obrbctt cerr lInwo br btittn pclltorn.
pHn uns rt t6 atcr burtb rtrin GOnrf ntbt nit Rlt
00Nt uirNtn, raG mir ultntb cine lInvohrhtlt ouf.
9liibI bItttu. (oerr 9Blltn muB wTtn cap fine eli:
q Hih0Urtun9 NoS etht ntbt b,tibn fam. QQir IA.
btn burtb NrtumCntt btwiGltn, rag til Stuotsz
itulo uuttr 8ltncrs Nt9jtruno nitbt erhGbt mcrccn
III. GHoS t MAR ais tr in ra5 ltmt fam, mar r mob
at6 CT btrauftam. Dies boGrn mir eurtb 2rtcrtc DC.
tlnrntI tiptn, uno lc lanlc iit hitt Scfntntt nht
rSe ptr gtiaii a T. s LIZ ~.
Matb6ar QHulcu, piIsmal mdFn Die Drtumtntt btr6tt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-07

Ga b0rt CS utr btn SoyNtWhlirn, bo8 btt SrtrrFr
Canal GcmmlrCntrs IN rem ltettn trtt cSObrIl, i'm
g8otrprulb nit cintm crtirturin MtibluR, - q
Die 3abl ber y eamttn an DEN StadtS=
wtrtcn ptrrin0crt pcr0en GcUt" otnnctb
bic 3aW utrnltbrt bacon, aus ttntr an0trn llrdtft,
offs orr, bal Gjcr. rtuicu eaeuro rrr6uerrt Iprrer,
70 rjd non rCr Stddt5Ihu0 0bNtc;dbIGn, uno rap lt
oth Irmit Die Sabt ptr Glidibiuirr oirmbrtn trnr=
ten. SStnu I Gutb a9tu cS fl ntht robr, lc prltn
mir ibnCuNt btpttliu.-3u porttrSbura, gum gt=
Ivd lit (tettS Trthabr Der GcltFcr ot9itet uno Gin
onptrtr ven Gum0trt0no G0uutN ern0unt mrrrcn.
1,trouf uurtt cine ntue ite ron 6 ar0csS nj pct=
tor otmocbr. Der cine tttitr Q'comttn ttnt nun ais
GrQctcr, unO or onptrs irI, uottrtib aUf Nctn btr
Sorts,ohNr, tit 0tmrfrot NtS GNuntNs jn?t;bt ntbs
MN. OtltS 2(mt, nImlitb Gatlcs Eui9tttcr, cu in
btr Shat nicbt mrbr nrthntnc9 Kim ol5 rOS 5tC 8aO
I'M 92o0tn, uuo tmitwTbIn olt SOrbt;uhtr bier iihr=
litb piirIr um t9tr Gin S0ultno S0aI:r 3tihwlns
rSlt.
Su rFrtr ltnatDSn0i9tiit6 sGrtlirun9 mllHH eo&
2(m,rifantibt &rlf ais ttntS ctr prdtnrtn itt bag
bic urittjiht Grcnt sine Nitr0t ncucr Ncms
tcr crridhtct uno @ thwSrmc ven @tOms
ttn htr0tiourt, . a + v ctt 3u plo1tn unp
Kim @trmG0cn III ptrldb lin9tn" Die 6os
noGG cmniIiicnGr frlGIu tahsr rtn Grturd rrn u g.:
mia CStrroc rGn 3tn r0Nurb roB nc ntut Itmttr
crritht;n unC ShpIrmc ven 0Stamttn ftnStn, UNI caS
&trmGotn rtr Sort8ahlr " ptritNtnNtn. Sir
ctpos, cas- riti,m riht unYhnlttb mar, ~rIrr Char
les Der Grtt ven Gnalano IStnn Ncrf. NoS Nmcz
rfanitbI &ctt Yrn 1851 irItt il;h ttntsNNa 9tMLIn
llrtn mas jhrt &Gr ven rr Rtgcluttrn oI5 Cnc otr
orGGttn llnttrCrittun0n bttr0tttn.-20Gt lt an rtm
Stimmtaittu itb CrbiCtn uuo thrt Sttmnitn Nt0tn
rtt liGd tn0t6tn. 81 last lt ott Ndrthu aus cjts
rra(t holttr, ric itb rltbt IbInotbiR &tr9!HUn5m
40 StbulCn Scmnu lGgt.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-03
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

morning we were up at foar to take the cars for
the Forest City. Came through in precisely IL
hours, making our 20 miles in 40 minutes, some
of the way, and once % miles in that time.-
The train ran over one sheep, as the day before
it did over three hogs. That was pity, though
know they tried to be careful. But it was a
greater pity that white scoundrols could not let
my companion ride in the cars without giving
utterance to their coarse and brutal jokes about
his being n niger, and darkey, and gem man
of color, and all that, as heard them doing re-
pcatcdly to-day. Tho brainlcss fools! Why
Sam Ward is worth moro than phole nation
of such toadies As sat and saw the grin,
and heard the jest, how my soul loathcd the
mean prejudice which prompted them And
how felt my heart dawn out toward the VIC
tim of such persecution. lie took boat for Buff
falo tonight.
Yours for the cause,
JOSEPH TREAT
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-03

another interview with less powerful medium
Mrs +. from Auburn, but though less satisfactory
was rendered very rich and piquant by the
presence of that rare original, Sojournor Truth.
Her matter-of-f fact simple minded manner of
seeking intercourse with spirits, was amusing
beyond description. The sounds were faint and
low, and given at long intervals, although a
complete circle was formed around the table
Sojouncr stuck to the belief they could hc bet
ter heard on the table, and while she listened
with all her soul, part of the time with her car
on the Hoor called out very uncercmoniously,
"come spirit, hop up here on the table, and see
il you cant make louder noise" She came to
Rochester with Thompson, and is engaged sci
ling her narrative. We here from all lips re-
ioicings over his magnificent triumph in this
place. Yours very truly,
L. A. J..
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-03
Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the Ameri
ean Anli-Slavery Society.

By the Sth article of the Constitution, it Is
provided that tho annual meeting of the Socie-
ty shall be held each year at such time and
place as the Executive Committee may direct.
Hitherto, since the formation Of the Society,
the annual meeting has been uniformly held in
the city of New York, and usually in the
Broadway Tabernacle. So absolute, however
is the sway of the Slave Power in that city, and
such the fear Of mobocratic excesses, (stimulat-
ed by 'THR UNIoN COMMITTEE on the one
hand, and the lawloss RYNDERs and his crew on
on the other,) that no meeting house or hall, IL
that great city, can be procured, either for thu
love of liberty or for gold, for the accommoda
ton of the Society. Neither in the adjacent
city of Brooklyn can any suitable building b'
obtained for this purpose.
Leaving these cities 20 the historical infainy
which awaits them, the Executive Committee,
in accordance with tho urgent request of the
friends of impartial liberty in Western New
York, hereby give notice that tho Seventeenth
Annual Meeting of the American Anti Slavery
Society will be held at SYRACUSE. IN. Y.)
on WYpSEsDAY, May 7th, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. Mat which time and place they
EARNESTLY invite full attendance of its mem
bors and friends believing that the crisis Is
such. in the conviction of every intelligent mind
both as to tho preservation OF our own Liberties
and the emancipation Of the millions who are
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-03
The Design on Cuba.

We observe in several of our exchanges
this week notices of the revival oft the Cuban
Expedition. Some look toward it with feel
ings of apprehension, aud others appear to
think from the disastrous termination of the
last attempt, that there is nothing to ieur.-
The Weekly Commercial Journal speaks of
it thus:
awe cannot doubt, that in well informed
quarters, fears are felt that descent upon
Cubn, is projected by some Of our discon-
tented spirits.
Georgia papers inform us, that u body of
young men had departed from Atalanto,
destined for Cuba, and that rendezvous
had been appointed on our Southern borders,
for a new and powerful expedition for the
disenthrnlment of Cuba. These rumors
have not been altogether discredited at
Washington, and we suppose reasonable
caution will lead the President TO direct the
necessary preventive measures.
But looking over the history of the last ex-
pedtion against Cuba, or rather against Ty-
ranny in Cuba, its ridiculous exhibitions oi
weakness, tmidity aud disorder; with the
utter failure of support and sympathy from
any class, or number Of the Cuban people,
it appears to us, that there is small reason to
fear that mischief will flow from the present
attempt. 1t is probable, indeed, that the
narauders, ifthey carry their scheme forward
| to descent on the coast of Cuba, may be
cut down. That, however, will not general
" he dcplored as a mischief" We feel
that the honor of our Government is safe in
the hands of President Fillmore, and we nre
equally confident that the Island Of Cuba is
as safe from revolution.
The only thing TO be feared is, that some
of our hairbrained young men at the South
may have been again deluded and fooled by
such adventurers as Lopez and Quitman
into step which may put them into peril
We do not suppose that all will feel sucl
confidence. For our part we cannot thin
n President who has shown himself so eS
tremely anxious to accommodate the Sout
would feel any great scruples about such
matter, if he could he satisfied that there w1
force sufficient TO accomplish the object
And what is there in such an attempt TO eA
tend the area Of Freedom more rcprchensbl
than in the invasion Of sister Republic ?
IL seems to us there have lately been insti
tuted some new tests of justice and right
ne have no doubt that the enterprise vii
finally succeed, if the North continues tC
show its anxiety TO propitiate the Slave
Power instead of maintaining its own indie.
pendence. The Post shows that Tyranny is
always rapacious and Slavery will ever be
seeking to rob others that it may the better
maintain itself.
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Appointments for Mrs. COe.

We announce with great satisfaction that Mrs
EMMA r. Coz is expected to lecture on the sub
ject of Woman's Position, Duties, Education,
&C., at the following times and places
Marlboro, Sunday and Monday, May and 8.
Mount Union, Wednesday, May
Canton, Friday and Saturday, May 0.
Massillon, Monday and Tuesday, May IL and
10.
Wooster, Thursday and Friday, 10 and l6.
Li'c4feld, Tuesday and Wednesday 20 and 81
Akron, Friday 23.
Friends of the cause in the above places may
appoint the meetings for afternoon or evening
as they may think best.
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SALEM INSTITUTE.

THIS Institution, located in SALEM Colum-
biana County, Ohio, will continue its operations,
under the care of the subscriber The Building
is commodous, with Study and Rccitation
Rooms. The services Of Gentlemen well quail
fed to aid in teaching have been secured. An
arrangement has been made with Mr.. ]. w.
LUSK, we'll known in various parts of this State,
as an eminently successful Teacher of the Spcn-
corian System of Pcnmanship, to give Course
of Lessons in that art during each term of tho
coming year. A series of Lectures on ANA
TONY, PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE,
vii! be delivered during the next tCm,-and
probably during each term Of the year,-by DIR.
X. ii. MACK of Cleveland, whose experience
as lecturer, fnc French Manikin and Skclc-
ton, and numerous Plates, cannot fail 10 render
the subject interesting to all who may attend
his Course. Other Scientific Lectures will be
delivered during each term.
The Institution is furnished with Philosophi-
cal Chemical and Astronomical Apparatus,
Outline Maps Historical Charts Anatomical
Plates, a Surveyors Compass, and well select
ed CABINET or MINERALS.
Students must be punctual in their attend
ance, unless prevented by Sickness, or urgent
duties. Tho Course of Instruction shall DO
thorough and practical.
TUITION FER QUARTER OF ELEVEN WEEKS.
To be paid either during or Promptly at the Clos
Reading, Pcnmanship, Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, $500
The Elements, of Algebra, Geometry, His
tory, Natural Philosophy Chemistry,
Astronomy, Geology, Anatomy, Physi-
ology, &C., 4,o9
The Latin and Greek Languages, the High
or Branches of Mathematics, with their
application to Natural Philosophy and
Astronomy, Keeping by Double
Entry, &C., 500
Attending both Mr.. Iusk's Course in Pen
manship, and Dr. rMack's Lectures, Ertra, 90
EB-Phonography and Phonotypy will be
taught without extra charge.
Literary exercises shall receive due attention.
EBoard, including Lights Fuel and Study
| Room, can be had in respectable families in the
village and vicinity, at SLIP l-2 to 1926 ptr
| week, and Rooms obtained for those who wish
to board themselves. Books and Stationary can
bo had in Salem.
Any other information in reference to the
School, Board, Rooms, &C., can be had by ad-
dressing the subscriber, or Barnaby & Whincry,
Book Sellers. ...r.,.- b.
t-Y'The next Term of l3 weeks, will oom-
mence March 3lst, 1851.
March 8, 1851. WM. MoCLAIN.
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Every Body Run This Way!

TIAVING moved and re.fttod our Shop. we
i L feel safe in saying that We will be able to
give entire satisfaction in the way of
Shaving, Hair Dressing, aud ShampOOning,
to all Of our old customers, and as many new
ones as may favor us with call
Thankful for past favors, VIC hope 20 merit n
liberal share of the public patronage.
With Razors sharp, and chairs that's easy
In shaving well be sure to please yc;
Combs that's ready, with scissors ksen.
We cut your hair both sleek and clean
If your head is coated with dandruf,
Give us a trial with our shampooing stuff,
And if you doubt at all and wish to see,
Call at Ambler's Block, just number three +
LEE s. JOHNSON.
Salem April 10, ,.ls5i.
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Agents for the Bngle.

The following named persons are requested
and authorized to act as agents for the Bugle ir
their respective localities.
Chas. Douglass, Berea, Cuyahoga county, Ohio
Timothy Woodwork, Litchiield, Medina CO., o
W Mm' Payne' klchield, Summit co., Ohio.
T. L. Bonner, Adrien, Michigan.
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Estate of Jacob Shrlyer, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
bcrs have been appointed and qualified ns ad-
ministrators on the Estate Of Jacob Shriver late
of Columbiana County, Ohio. decd. All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment, ard those
having claims against the same will present
them duly authenticated for settlement within
one year.
JOSEPH ESTEP, )p...,,.,.,
GEORGE WOLF,
April %, 1851
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still elanking the fcters of slavery Is to render
needless any special appeal
1t is with great pleasure tho Committee an
nounce, that their distinguished and eloquent
coadjutor, GEo. THOMPSON, NJ. p, has prom
ised to give his attendance, and participate in
the proceedings. The Rev. THEoDoRE PAR
EER, of Boston, has also signiied his intention
to be with us on the occasion, If practicable, GO
well as other able advocates Of LIBERTY, ROYAL
ITY, rnArERSIrY.' A series of meetings, Of the
most interesting and stirring character, may be
confidently expected. Much reliance is placed
on the readiness and determination OF the friends
of the cause at The West to improve this oppor-
tunity to commune with their brethren from tho
East.
In behalf Of the Executive Committee,
WM. LLOYD GARRISON, Prest.
WENDELL PHILLIPS, I o...,.
SYDNEY HowAnD GAY, S''re'ar''''
" Editors of papers are respectfully request
cd to notify their readers of the time and place
of holding this anniversary.
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Apart OF the above receipts were paid ia be-
toro the 3D. of March, to the Publishing Agent,
but by accident were not reported to the Trea-
surer.
The following which had been promptly paid,
were reported by mistake in the delinquent list
last year.
Elizabeth Hilman, LOO
t. Bishop, 900