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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

NTASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL

~SCHOOl No 81 6th-av near Washington - are
between West Washington place AMI Clinton place IblS
Institution comnsncedit seventh year. On the Isl u sep
STEPHEN sEDGwICK, AM. Principal. aud Teach
= starr A NJ. Teacher Of Classics.
J. Mason Mscomber, A NJ, Teacher OF English and
Mathematics
Mrs sarah Macomber. Teacher Of French, English aud
Prot A. yiiepalt, Teacher Of French Language and
Literature
W. respectfully invite parents VINO desire 70 have thev
harough taught IN the elements oi sound ana hp-
eai education preparatory 60 thelr en efins business Col
iege or the Rluitars Academy 10 form an acquaintance
with ths school some four five pupils can vet be &C
commcdafed We refer 90 the fslownc gentlemen, most
Torac. Webster. Ii. D. edward + Nichols, VI D..
eu 1t'' a. ~ '''' Hcn isaac F. Morse Mem.
VIM Bartlett Ii d. ofCongress from La.
Prof OF Naf. ana fHp PHI Hon Charles NJ Conrad, OF
losorhy n tie 5 Military Ia. Secretary OK tr
Acadsmy r X Tlou, IS Lalght- NY.
Prof Charles Dawes J. Latsou, ESQ,
Prof Tay Ter Lewis Jas Lean, fSl,
Prof Cyrus Mason Jas PRISON. Esq
Hon James Harper. j Htrm1u. ESi,
Henry + Davis ESQ. W Barton Esq.
Richard kimuail, Esq. Adon Smith Esq ~
l.. NoTcum. ESQ Hopping, ESl, Is a.
Il X. MclivAne, Esq Andrew smith, Esq.
Isnlcs Brady. Esq J. Sinclair. Esd
Edmund Hurry, ESQ james Petrle, ESQ.
William HAYES. ESQ T. Whte, Es1.
George T.. Collins, ESQ. Johnson Esl
] W 4rrcn, Esq. W. Harms, Esq.
Z Morris. Esq X VI. WLduck, ESQ
A y Forrest Esq \ Bleakley Esq.
s St,les. Esq Greeley, Esq
BENJAMIN, Esq Mcintire. Esq
s Crane Esp T. Mieeker Esq.
T Cushing Esq " shannon. ESQ.
a. " Robinson, Esq Randall, Esq
d II. Wckhaa,. Esq c. Zelner, Esq &c nc. vol
Catalogues De- obtained at the following Book stores
this City. At Nos l53 poo 252 as ~ O33 tio ana
669 ~ broadway No &c Bowery, No 40 9th andat
the Institution OF 0WSSM'
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Uurrina Srbools.

HANGING ACADEMY. - SIG NOR
n GHERARDI. ihauktal for the KIND patronage q
last season respectfully bees e. inform hs patrons snd tie
pubic that his DANCING ACADEMY. No 8li Brood
wav VIII te open frr the reception Of pupils SArUR
DAY Oct u, AZ O'Clock Z VI. Private lessons IA f,ms
hss wa also he gwen. and classes attended School
add Academies Sgnor e. VIII n utur, De assisted An
lessons D., Madame Gheranr All communications address
e,i 10 No all BIoadWay Will be promptly attended %.
s2t imMM&Es
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lnbia Rnbbcr Goods.

INDIA RUBBER SHOES. -FRAUD!
After az the fraudulent attempts 20 deceive the
uybc the combination" evidently mean 20 allow the 40
proachng Fall Term OF Court to pass without triL
charge this now ~ advance while there plenty time 70
urepsre-and cali upon the combination u produce VII
Adol5hus Stone and John Bckerd. persons II
heir enplev against WHOM have attachments 70 CONS
forward and their testimony TINS they dare not
10 and they dare not come to tTial before Jury.
ThI. clarse and that the pretended patents are
fraud and and Will prove Snd establish IN Court
Whenever the combination venture 70 trial before uTy
If thew are innocent Of this charge allow the witnesses 10
come upon the stand and not keep them Secreted Bring
the tris before jury. For eight years have
charged the GOODYEAR Patent he fraud and swndie
II not let them come before Jury fairly. Until this Is
done shame should keep you all from any more c9wardy
attacks ia the newspapers. HORACE ii DAY,
Owner Of II India Rubber Patents, and Manufactnrer
Warehouse. % COrland-st. New ork.-Isly 30 auzSt
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MONTAGUE HALL. Court-st.. Brook.

lVI hn-Mr. CHARRUAUD and Mrs. A LANNAY
respectfully acquant Their friends and patrons and Che
ladies aud gentlemen If BroohlYn and vc.nnes that
then Dancing and Waiting Classes will commence a. the
above place ON TUESDAY, DIST OF Oceoer Dos u III
strucou TUESDAY and Friday, Al 81 o'clock afternoon.
Tor Ladies Misses and Masters, The class Tor Genemea.
Tuesday and SATURDAY., at q evening under sAe m..ructa
OF Mr. OCIINIE. The Soulec> every second THURSDAY
eyepus of each month exclusively or parents pgs ant
trends of pupils, aud g. commence Nov 10
Mr. & aud Mrs l. Will teach all the dances now IN
vogue they will also introduce Ia Mazurka Boero and
"a new Spanish Dance For rther particulars please to
call At Air CHARRU Al DIS residence. No 30 Bank ST.,
between lth-St and Greenw'ch-ay., New ORR, aud
Montague Hall during school hours. 0l lmMWAF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
NIRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,

a EEECLAY. sc1he subscribers. importers Of Fire
Bricks, MALI kin Tiles, &C. have constantly on hand
BED and - " bite eish," Lister" RE.iord Stour-
bridge" a" Hukman" and Chance" ds. and Oansirk"
Fire Bricks common and fancy shapes.
tireClay Welsh Lumps and Oveniles
Malt Kiln Tiles, Is hole-a very superior article.
Coel-Bunmcus and AnSlTaciie u al descn pt,ns for
sale IN lots 10 suit purchasers Apply 20
SAML THOMPSON n NEPHEW.
aul 6ms No. 275 Pearl ST, NeW-NorS.
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7 AND.-For sale, in lots to suit pur-
u chasers beautiful piece of 100 of Land, lying
on the north side Of the Long Island Railroad about thirty
rods from the depot and fronting on the man Toaa 70 Jer
Madlson-st N. Y, or R0BERT SEAMAN, jericho, L. l.
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EOR SALE-The fast-sailing Schooner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ci-

VV nal titles granted 60 Soldiers for lands IN Illinois,
for the OF 1872 sold aud Lost Tor
taxes Apply 60 address HI MArTlSON, No. Nassau
ct. N. Y. giving Nc. Of lots, Sc SO lm'
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DROF A. BASSET'S FRENCH

Il CLASSES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Classes fsr Ladies n the Aitef for Gentlemen IN TIE
eyeuug u commence about the Elh INST For ur-
her particulars iuqlils al 81 Brol~f; entrance II
ts,-,gi..., a I'm
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CNGIJSH and CLASSICAL BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. RUS

H SELL EioCuloalst, respectfully announces tht Ne
has resumed The instruction Classes AID Puye Pupils
al Rooms No 90 Broadway. In celse Vi tue Dis
appointment II several applicants io Instruction at
sn MIR All! be assisted hereafter by Mr. NJ BAlLf.
ACCOMPLISHED Eocuii0nisf Readings from Sh1kspere aud
the Poets crcles IT private residences heretofore
Terms private BS TRACTION, e1 sssJls SIS i.ruc'ex
u csss s. 81 3a'
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miscellaneous advertisements.
FIRE ANNIHILATOR

DHILLIPS'S FIRE ANN1HILATOR.
u The American COMPANY for the Manufacture an1
sale OF PHILLIPS UNITEDlSTATES PATENT FIRE
ANNIHILATOR well as for the disposition Of rights
and the respectfully announce that ther
office Is at No MARRENS ST. two doors from Broadway.
These machines are beng adopted IN AZ our leading
hotels our first class and ships and IN the
houses great business men, Wei as IN the dwelling
houses of eur prudent citizens 1t the only reliable
curty fire escape and fire erbngusher, IN case OF
conilagr q on. A CHILD MAY HANDLE 1T. Hischeap
and effective DESTROYS the destroying element Who
would be- for few dollars, without such protecting
spirit IN ls store. at his bedside
charge from 81 rs to 50 50 each according to
Parties can be supplied, postage free, with pamphlets
containing accounts Of numerous experiments and ic1-
dental fires proving the utility Of these machines by III
closing four postage stamps. Address post
paid y. T. BAkNUM, General Manager,
o6 3tNWSS No Warren-st., New-YOrk.
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Catalogues De- obtained at the following BOOK Stores
this CITY At Nos J3 poo 252 285 ~ 633 tio and
Broadw at No &c BOwery No a. 9TH and At
the InstltutIon oil NWSSMs
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i sud others interested The undersigned agent OF
Marble Manufacturing Comp Ruii aud. W, invites
yeur Ition 10 qualify Of MARBLE De ne miro
duced FOR Fronts this CRY and BTOoslyr. u f-i -
enable hin. 70 supply Il f amos, the prce Of s'aue
THOMAS =. MCCARTHY,
% 2wMWSF' No - Bee naa-st.
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VIYAYT'S BOARDING SCHOOL

w for BOYS. az Little fer-Y, nlne a.i-s frota HOBO
va NsU-Jersey under the dHecLoa II A. B. WiNASI
and Lady great object 81 tbs school % lApd4s
,oYd practical educs10a - Young ads All ne present.
= are ander u years q and none vii be re-
.Fho are elder Terms l0 per THIS scoo VII
reopen on ONDAY the -sA % September PapAs WIS y
rsy.a N am time F0 circulars please apply 20 1lr E.
p ROBINSON No. s. PiAe-st.. NssYo.k. % La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
PLOTS in MORRISANIA

Ib-Seyeralver line Building Plots IN PIPER MorTlsani,
100 feet square each the Low prce of $500 Plot Con-
venient the Depot excellent dry soil the cheapest
propert, the vicinity Of the city. Apply 10 MORGAN
4 co, No 22l Pearl-st % lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
SELECTDANCING and WALTZING

NACADEMY. Broadway four doors above Nleo's-
Glasses 10 suit convenience II all who desire acquiring
correct and gentee style OF Dancing Apply, Muse Store
ga Boweu. lu6 1t'l X. T. H. bUkNIoN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

LNVN NNIITl---NtNtTdI UIUWH SIUUt
Housesm the upper part of the city, containing all
modern improvements Prices fT0n 50 500 TO 600 Also
several houses To let story house ON ed ST. Tor sale.
Price goo Apply to e h. klNSHlMER. No $40 ith
Az after Up NJ oil i'm.
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E1ARM. near YONKERS. FOR SALE

u CONTAINING 70 acres, OF which 20 are wood good
uh and water the land excellent, situation romantic aud
he altby, with n view down Long Island There a
dwelling and all the houses very good The
u gong abroad Prce 81 300 There Il opportunities
daily except Sundays. at and cents fares II lies q
miles northeast of Noers Station and n miles west Of
Bronx,illc Harlem Railroad Apply at No. ~ Patt-st,
up stars $50 #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
NOR SALE-Yonkers Lots, beautifully

Il stustcd the short distance above the
Depot anding the finest and unsurpassed
for sceney, and health, the most reason
able terms. Apply 10 JAMES BAStFORD, on the
WHAT, oI T. BALDWIN, Nonkers, or l.. W STARR, No.
1871 William. 81 New~Nork slS I'M
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[ E.-MRs. NOR

LEY respectfully = her pupils and he -
dies n General tha. prepared 70 gye instructa
On .a~ PAM Fore her reSite.ee, No - Price-st-
Der Quarter hall III advance: Or u The Tj>4.
eags. vi her pupils equally reasonable Schools 2'terdec
- :, he civ or co.ntry Mrs VI long experience
rster enables her part thoT,r-h nEs.cll e-lc-
81 ,.,,h fscitv lin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
NEW-YORK CABINETMAKERS'

ASSOClATlON.--M cfacturers of fashionable
Rose~ sot MshosanJ. Black Walnut and enameed Fur-
NJ uTs hanufacoTy ard Nareroos l57 Blocker corner
o. SulVas kes7eci ly socits the attention Of those
no are shon selecting their furniture 20 call aud exas
heir re aud extensive stock Al Of their own ilantEc-
ture. au9anvWxS.
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HANGINGS.-FRAN-

u CTS PARES CO, No 379 Pearl-street. have lus;
received, and offer al wholesale and ret AL extensive as
sOrtmen oi all the richest styles of Decorative, seye
Gold and Satin French and American PAPER HANG
lNGS aud BORDERS. selected expressly fIr Dnw)ns-
Rooms &C Also. all the approved styles Of Decora-
tive Oaks. Marble Blocks Panel Work. Sc. suitable for
Halls Dning-RoOms, &c The most Veriec, W0Tkmen 20
hang paper aiwsys on hand 81 In
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NM. II. LEGGETT'S CLASSICAL
DATTON'S INSTITUTION far the

DATTON'S INSTITUTION for the
ED CATION II BOYS, No. 20 Grsene-s- re,r
Clinton place. J II PATTON. A NJ Pr.ncrn,l Iii Ne
r'oiened on MONDAY, Sept. That pare,lrs nav be-
coe acquainted with the character II this Tnsf,.-,n
reference : made n Il those patrons Nh So
sons IN Il from one u three Years For ihe So ~ IN
yenence Their address i Alsc gwen ' u ''u-
u K ReMsen. Eso No a. oth-av M No lsp,,. ,l.,.
Brown. ESQ NJ 100 Fh-si. Or No. 81 Wlill,1, - !.
Ja' = lh'nas, EsG No. p - MARI 's-Dlace OF n, "a
Beavers, VIM Sloane ESQ NJ IS Easr ism, ~
"a Brady av 1o~nsead, Es No IS Great Io,.s.
81 NaihAr starr. Fsg-. Ne Great Joue.st or VI M,
Mster-si Waller JaggG, Esq No. 70 West 7iS,.. ~,
Ne 70 Wall; Jas 6. Greco Ess M 81 -, :.
NJ Van Beutea, Esq IA q Wssi ltih-s.
= 5vANSIs
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DOYS'. BOYS. BOYS and Chill
GENTS FASHIONABLE FALL

~ CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS sc.
THOMPSON, PECK NIXON, Nc. 3Oi broadway lcoI;
Duane-st9 have constantly hand good ass rrueht OF
hne ami fashionable ready made Clothing anu urAshhs
goods. consisting psr Hosiery, Gloves SiA eruo aa
Cotton lndershrts and Drawers, HandserchieIs Cta-
watts. &c.
Also Genilemens Toilet articles Shirts made - 9fuer
They would invite attention theTstOck Oi Cloths Sdss
meIes and Nesngs which Of the newest styles ana
from which garments ~A he made the best manner ana
most fashionable stlIe ~ Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
BOSTON PIANOS. STAFFORD Il
CHTRCH ORGAN MANDATORY.

O-CEORCE JARDfNE, No. "a Pearl-st neL City
Hospital, BfoadSay NewYgrx Plans and >. .sma'es
gwen Orders RESPECTFULLY solicit ID which viii ss noss
fiihfaily eIecu,sI and up "a llbe.ai terms
ialg IyMMHEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

MUSIC.-C. GORRIN still contnuesto
w give Lessons IN the Pano-Fore. Apply az No Il
Fifth. n near "a ~ so La
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SEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING
HANGING ACADEMY, No. 10 Grand

I'VE ng removed her DANtINN ACADEMY % No %
CLINTON -PLAC f. most respectfully informs the public
that will open classes October. usual 40 Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
yx,,uTrON SCHMETZEg Pro.
LyRENCH and MATHEMATICS.-A

pr,s.,nf lie above branches wishes % occ Ipl ms
evenings m grrug rsfrUctire 90 pryae vnpits hrst
enc sud insi F., c4l ht ia.ls Of Dir. II fEUGNki 70
a Bank-st 81 ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. at
BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at

- Greenwich. Conn.,. NICHOLS, Principal
Terms se0a year Circulars, c0ntang PARTICULARS my
he obtained al the Bookstore Of VI. II Newman Co.,
No s9 Broadway the Principal b. directing 70 STAN
-, 90 % lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
MISS EELLS' BOARDING-SCHOOL

M 100 LCLLc DOhNDl -N'r-otIlOOh
w for YOUNG LADIES at NEW-ROCHELLE- =
This School Will oDau for the Winter Term. OCTOBER
9Th. the Residence Of her father, james + Ees.
s24IifAIMxSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
HOUSE FOR SALE. near Cornwall

u j Landing Orange County. A neat two story brick
House containing ten rooms Also acres OF Land
come cted thsew,,h, upon which several hundred
choice Fruit Trees many OF them ~ bearing. From the
az emises is a commanding view the bay Forparcua s
iuouuc Of (o6 2aw2mc Is IA MACE, NewbuTgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06
NCHO0L for ENGINEERS. CSC Hou..
1NSTRUCTION.--A gent,enaa VI NAM
VHE ADV ERTISER is an accom-

INSTRUCTION. - 4 graduate of an
Il Eastern University, Of iGscn years sNPenence IA
teachiuE Will give instruction m school. ~ A. private Ia
tor IN the branches II liberal education Address q,
Tribune Office. - I'M
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-20
The Anti,Slayrry Fair.

The time is now at hand, when those
friendly to the Anii.Slavery cause, residing
near enough to Salem, to reach there at the
time of holding the Fair, will hnvo an OPP
portunity, ofpromoling it by placing funds in
the Treasury of the Western Anti-Savery
Society, and at the same time receive an
equivalent for their money in useful articles.
Those who nre nt heart Anti-Shyery, need
but moments reflection, 10 induce them, il
il is in their power TO reach there, TO pur-
chase such articles as they may need, or will
need within any reasonable time, at the Fair
when by so doing they will be supplying the
means of publishing The Bugle, and Of 9TH
erwise dffnsing information on this subject.
The tables in the Fair room will he well
supplied with great variety of articles for
sale, and in addition TO this, Whatever is not
found there,and may be purchased at the Yam
kee Notion Store, on the two days of The
Fair, will be strictly accounted for, and'all
the profits of such sales, contributed to the
same object.
Come ;hen, and make your purchases at
that time, and all the mental and moral i'm
provement and social enjoyment OF the
occasion will he clear gain.
SAMUEL BROOKE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-20
Receipts for The Bugle for the week ending
December l7lh.
Mthrrn Ohio Temperance Convention.

The Cuyahoga County Total Abstinence So
cicty at its last session, adopted resolution in
favor of Northern Ohio Temperance Convcn-
ton to be held in Ohio City, on the First We'd
nesdap in January next
Friends. of Temperance, will you not send
delegates from all tho Counties of Northern
0hios
Nov is the time for prompt decisive and uni
ted action among the friends of the cause, and to
secure that, is the object for which the Convcn-
ton was called. Our County quarterly meet
ing will be held at the same time and place, and
probably be merged into the Northern Ohio
Convention,
Distinguished speakers from abroad arc ex-
pected, among others is that distinguished
Champion of our cause. S. +. CARLY OF Gin
cinnatti.
CY"Editors friendly to the cause please copy
H. NJ. ADDISON.
Secretary CuyohoJa Co., T. 4. S.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-20
SCIENTIFIC.

THE subscriber is induced to offer, for the
benefit of those not prepared to commence sta.
dy at the usual time-tirst Monday of October
and who arc dcsirous Of avaling themselves
of his facilities, for acquiring knowledge; A
second term, opening the second Monday OF
December Aud can assure those who may
come, that they shall have equal opportunities
with those now here, and that the two classes
shall not conflict with each other, but On tha
contrary, may be Of mutual benefit.
Among the means at command for demon
stration, may bo found fine French O6stetri-
cal Maniki,t. skeletons, wet and dried prepara-
tons, life sized. and hundreds Of other snatomi-.
cal plates, collection of most approved color
cd plates for illustrating Medical Botany and
Pathology, besides a well selected modern Ii
brary, containing works on all the various
branches, affording an opportunity of no ordi-
nary character 70 Ladies and Gentlemen, for
speedily and thoroughly acquiring knowledge
of Anaio4ny and Physiology, or the science OF
Medicine The design is, as il has been hereto
fore. to give as far possible practical illustra
tions.
Those intending to study Medicine would DO
well to commence at their earliest convenience.
&C. THOMAS.
Marlboro Oot 18th, 1861.
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PROSPECTUS FOR lss0.
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
The leadi,lg literary treekIp ofLhe Union.

The leading literary tceekiy of1e Unioa.
THE proprietors Of the Posr think il un~
necessary TO dwell upon the distinguish
ing features Of their well-known weekly,
whose brilliant success during an existence
of Thirty Years is sure guarantee for the
future. We have the pleasure Of announcing
our continued connection with that distin-
guished auiboress,
mas. r. d. Z. N soUTHwoRTH,
nuthor of "The Deserted Wife," "Shannou~
dale" etc. During the coming year, we
have already made arrangements for the fol-
lowing novelets:-
Eoline; or, Magnolia Vale: BY Mrs. Car
olne Lee HeDtz, Author Of "Lindo," "Re-
ma" etc.
Viola; or, Adventures in the far South
west; A Companion 70 1Prairie Flower
BY Emerson Bennett, author ef a Prairie
Flower" "The Bandits Of the Osage,r ete.
Trial and Triumph by T. S. Arth,r, auth
or of "The Iron Hand, Temperance Tales
etc. And last, but not least,
THE CURSE OF CLIFTON;
A tale Of Expintion and Redemption. By
Mrs. Z. ID. =. n. Southworth, author of"Tha
Deserted Wife," etc. etc.
A MORAL PAPER.
III conclusion, we may say-ihot we shall
maintain for the Post the character il has
acquired of being strictly moral paper; one
that parent may allow TO 90 freely before
his innocent sons and daughters. A careful
guard shall also he kept, as heretofore, over
our Advertising Columns, that nothing OF an
improper character may obtain adinittance-
The PosT also will contain every week
Selected Articles of the choicest description,
one or more Engruvings, Humorous Articles,
the Most Interesting News, Local News,
Bank Note List, State of the Market, tho
Stock Market, etc, etc.
TERMS.
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paid in advance, Three Dollars il not paid in
advance. For Five Dollars IN Advance, one
copy is sent three years. We continue the
following low terms for Clubs, to be sent, in
the city, to one address, and, in the country,
TO one posiofiice.
Four Copies, S5,00-Eight COPIES land
one to Agent or the gettor up of the Club y
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the gelter up of the Cluh,) 500-Twenty
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The money for Clubs must always he sent
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our risk. When the sum is large, a draft
should be procured ii pOssilhe-ihe cost OF
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il, MS a specimen, to any one requesting it.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-20
Agents for The Dugls.

The following named persons are requested
and authorized to act as agents for the Buglc ir
their respective localities.
Chas Dougliss, Bcrea, CuyahoSa county, Ohio.
Timothy Woodworth, Litchfeld, Medina CO., D.
Wm. Payne, Richfeld, Summit CO., Ohio.
Jesse Scott, Summerton, Belmont Co.
z. Baker, Akron, Summit Co.
II. D. Smallcy, Randolph, Portage Co.
Mrs. C. NJ. Latham, Troy, Gcauga, Co., o.
]. Southam, Brunswick.
0. o. Brown, Bainbridgc.
L. S. Specs, Granger.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-20
HOLIDAY GIFTS.

THOSE who desire to mako presents to their
friends on the approaching holidays, will do
we'll to call Mt McMILLIAN'S Book SToRI,
Five Doors Fast of the Town Hail. where thoy
will find an assortment OF SPLENDID GIFT
BOOKS.
Also. A great variety of Miscellaneous Books,
suitable for entertainment on long winter eve
nings and all other times. Fancy Note Paper,
Envelopes, and oil kinds OF Stationery. whole
sale and yetail Accordeons, Fancy Articles
and Toys, &C., &c.
Salem, Dec. l8, 1851.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-20
Capture Of an Alleged Fugitive Slave,

lIARRlsBuRGH, Pa. Monday, Dec. Sth,-
William Kelly, alias BILL claimed by Ja-
cob Riglton, OF Carroll county, Maryland, as
his lawful merchandise, wns captured 10y
U. S. Deputy Marshal Sbaeiier, ut Jersey
Shore, Lycoming county, Pennsylvania
This piece of property WIS taken before MIR.
4. =. Commissioner McAlislcr, examined
before daylight this morning, and remundcd
tu,ilc care aud custody of the aforesaid Ja.
cob Fighter. Yours, &C., DAuPHIN.
Tribune.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-20
The IlrightOn's Concert.

by the Ileightons should not fail to attend.
They are true friends of freedom, aud their
music ms delightful as they are themselves mn
pretending. The concert in Salem will be
given for the benefit of The Fair.