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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30
JOHN C. WINERY,

SURGEON DENTIsT!!-oGes ovey IA.
Salem Book Store.-'rhe subscriber would in
form his friends and the public, that he is again
at his post. Having spent several months in
Cincinnati, in making himselfminutely acuuain.
ted with the various branches of his Profession /;
he feels confident of being able to render the
fullest satisfaction to those who may require his
services.
Salem, March 8, 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30

UNBRIBED.-Daniel Drayton, at the Jerry
Rescue Celebration, said he was offered
$1,000 while in prison if he would turn
States evidence against other men concerned
in aiding the escape of slaves. lie spurned
the offer, choosing Imprisonment and poverty
for himself rather than belray those who
had trusted him. This was genuine hero
ism aud nobilty.-Pa. freeman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30

KIDNAPPING IN CANADA. A Brantford
&c. W. paper records two attempts to kid
nap colored children in that neighborlood,
for the purpose of selling them into slavery
in the United States. The diabolical design
was not successful in either case.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30

CooD.-The Erie Rail Road Company
have entirely forbid the sale of intoxicating
drinks in any of their refreshment houses,
and will give employment on the road to no
persons who make use of them.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30
DIED..
please copy

On Thursday, October 2lst, after short
Jane Selby; aged months and days.
The fondness of creatures love,
How strong it strikes the sense.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30

Jenny Lind Intends to reside in Dresden.
-Tho Austrian army has been greatly
enlarged.--Charles Frances Adams is Il
free soil candidate for Congress in Massa-
chusetts. -- Ten Democrats and one
Wing have been elected 10 Congress from
Indiana.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30
All Right.

The Intelligenccr copies tho following note /:
HAMILTON, Ohio, Oct. 10.
The publication in the Union of the IL inst,
declaring that Gen. Scott told me he was in
favor of the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law,
is base forgery. 1 never wrote or published
any such circular Signed,
LEWIS d. CAMPBELL.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30

"a man can .fnd nowhere so good .Sdvings
Bank as By empipng his purse INTO his head.
hnow'edge is The best capital he odn possess il
IS at his command eue,y moment, aud aiirdys
dJore pdr.-DR. FRANILrY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30
OF INTEREST
To Merchants, Clerks, Teachers, Students,
and all lCn.


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To become master them will require not
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A Document.

For the benefit of Scott and Pierce, (for it
is as good for one ms the oiher,) we copy the
following keen satire. 1t hits the, pious
politics of the country right fairly.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30

Hold thou ruthless agitator
Pause amid thy mad career !
Hear ye not the hcros warning:
"God has placed the bondman here;
By His Providence, the father
Was torn from Alrics sands,
And made bondmcn to our people,
In our southern sunny lands.
"Aye twas for his own great purpose
He sent the mothers there,
To toll and groan in anguish,
And die in dark despair;
Aad bade those groaning mothers
Bring forth, in woe and pain,
Three million sons and daughters,
For the block, the lash and chain.
There was promise made to Abraham,
But two thousand years rolled on
Ere the advent Of the Savior,
Ere the victory was won.
II our God, in his great wisdom,
Suffered Israel to remain
Israel, his chosen people
Beneath the tyrants chain;
Shall Afric's sons and daughters
Cry to Him for helpso soon,
Or ask our Boosting .frecmeR
For Iiberty's great boon;
"Shall the reckless, wild fanatic
Dare to ask for them the right
While they're being brought thro' slavery,
To the holy gospel lishti
Hold ranting Abolitionists
Sin not against High Heaven,
Thwart not the glorious mission
Unto Chattle Slavery given
"Wait, wait, till Gods own pleasure
Shall the bondman's chain remove,
Till Afrc's dark brown children
Arc brought out in light and love;
Keep ye silence in submission,
For Jehovah, wise and strong,
Will work out the great salvation,
Through oppression, crime and wrong.
"Prcach the gospel consolation,
Hope and Patience meath tho rod
Virtue, Charity and Wisdom,
Looking mp for help to God.
Let the bondmaii bear his burthens,
Barter human hearts for gold;
Let the mother and her children
On the auction block be sold;
Give the pure and pious maiden
To the lust of bcastly men:
The painting, flying, fugitive
Return to chains again.
"Burst life's holiest ties assunder,
Trample virtue in the dust,
1t is the scheme of Providence
Is not Jehovah just
Then resist all agitation,
Wait Gods own good time to save,
Centuries are seconds unto him,
Tho centuries still to slaves.
"Up, up! freemcn, then be doing,
There's enough for all to do.
Sustain all your compromises
To 'fnality be true!
Up, up to your duty
There's party now TO save;
Ye shall not think, or feel, or speak
OF the down-troden slave.
"Up, up and to your duty;
What you do it matters not,
So ye work with God for slavery,
So yc vote for Winfield Scott.
Hoist the stars and stripes of freedom,
Save the Union,' wrong or right,
Unfurl the banner to the breeze
Its motto, Scott and might
"Aye, resist all agitation;
Let no man for freedom cry;
If he dare, like Sayres and Drayton,
In the dungeon let him die.
Up, up! Wings to your duty,
Bow beneath the Southern rod,
Save the Union,' save the party,
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A splendid illustrated edition of Uncle
Toms Cabin is to be issued for the Holli-
days.
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Receipts for The BngIe for the week Cndin:
October 9th.

Alexander Shaw, Randolph, 2,C0.3Sl
Jesse Holmes, Zanesiield, 3,S7-353
J. Is. Carpenter, Adrian, l,00-40i
c. BrHdish, +" as. .3g5
Hannah Covin, l,50-42O
Thos. Chandler, 80 3S9
Mrs. ;. Richie, Springfield, 1,50.424
G. Webster, Sheboygan, 1885
Lucinda French, Austiuburgh, 200-465
NJ. ii. Conway, Archer l,50-4l3
Alex MPFaddcn, Lcesvile, l,50.413
B. Gundry, I,87-36l
Martha Pickens, Kirkyile, 1,50-3S0
j. B. Nessle, Lowelville, 3,O0-39O
Amos II. Vickers Little Hooking, l,O0-4l0
WIN. Bailey, Rockcreek, 2OO-42l
J. Il. Shlnn, Berlin, 300
Il. A. 5. Janney, Columbus, 100
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From the Pennsylvania Frecman.l
PARAPlRASE
Of a passage in one Of Gen. Scoirs Letters.
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PHILADELPHIA M.RKEr.-Monday, Nov. g.

There has been but little business dong BARK dull at
S4 % q tsn AID no sales have come under our notice
The FLOUR market g exceedngy quiet bat holders are
finn; 90 a60O Lanes good brands sod for shipment at
the sury Of the - IS gpt - ~ for CON-
xtrs brands IN quality We have been shown
lot OF Pittsburgh City Mills Extra" al hessrs Sser,
James Co.swaIchouse, which superior article II u
Us 10 speak ofthe splendid quality Of tbs FLOUR
because Il BIS already well known as 70 oonna1d
universal flvO ndeed, such an extent Is the case at
We are pleased 10 know that the Rochester and oner
"fancy' and "exue" brands manufactured oat OF the
State are mpdiy bling ded IN our market By tie
sreor bren3s Of the several descriptions from me West
PyE flour il scace and clmman a. The stocS ofCoIS
Mai u exceedingly hght. S-es OF 100 DJO br.els A.
s. 57i BTandywne steady at 50 81 = barrel and $40 %
q Iunchscn. -, W, -.
are steadily maintained. Silts Of bushels good
and rrie old Red at 81 o. and White az ~ o. lnclutng
A an lot o. new Southern White ct ~ 0S y bushel
PEN ania RYE sold IS cents for hing at which
rsteit j. wanted There but little CoRS oil KING Small
les Of old Yellow 70 cents, held higher, and O0O
bushels old and mixed at 10 c-nts aost OATS are IN
r request Sales of good Southern AZ 80 cents, and 600
bush. j. Pennsylv at 40 cents A. bushe WHISKY IN
good demand Sales Of 200 bbs az 0c which an advance
ard hie AZ 2fAc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

Arotro- Dur, s.utss Lrcsv.r- rnr Clslms.-A
Captain G--ra OF the sanl
Murray informs the Of four dollars hereto
the Canary Isnd' bhhed the Of Free
ihe nds the ~ October last The order o the Cspn
Gnerr directs that the words de patched gratis sha b.
each Of sd with the rubdc OF the Mttry
Conn. I'd nj the port underneath
LseRoI Oct eBy Royal Decree Of the sh has been ordered
that al Vals from al pcrt. the United States America
the and landing places Of country tho
GhIsar New Foundand and ibrsdo excepted where
he Cioiern Mcl j. ksy 10 break subjected quaran
Of Oh eyaton or days, and al the cIuton conditions.
&C. hereto gFeserited
TrsssfrE Oct sels admitted pratque Al Tbs
port unss provided can Bal OF Health and delay AMI
obstacle aid avoided the Spanish
Con a h,irg affashed the eto.
s.rrslN CoNsrLrr 10h Oober consequence
of he yew irycr having mantle ted eli Charleston 80 nh
Carolina OH vesfcis Sadn ports from thence will
placed quaranua Th order until
HisIsrsr o. FosEas REL,rioss or rrs ANsssuss(
CosTrpEaArroS, Aug. -, ls5l
snPs PirrEsNoce hereby all ignees and cap
c from foreign pert, that having r1,ced the violation
al the Ell law OF The Republic. Which that
sta al their pIers ned by the Conn OF gen
Consdat the OF Their Ga patch the
se he end a. their abu- ordering
ha' within mufh- Tom the date Of the present notice.
vii be PERMITTED 70 enter the por OF the Argentine Consideration
vhfe do not come with the iomaie, OF the complied
9th joss X. PEHzf Chief Oficer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09

o,, e,.r.,,e er-,res but e. the close, there
,v,s is,f inquiry, and prices sisni i~v9'sa ooy -
a.r5 = rcrrstc FOR expert DIT good Tor the "a ano
80 CGnsdssn u hrDer and ~ good demand AL
ID Ace Ibs in pzTf arnve, q ~ 20 20 lie 800
80 S,.Iie ar IL ca bbls 81 - OF - 70 for co roa %
I, ST. a tsd s. Tor mixed " fancy Aie1gAn A'c
IN, s1s snd - sla - "a for common % good o1lo
Ouh FsG Yey seae Iss e q, sro ~ f 20 lood
LSs of BersoTe e1aDdrIs kId OeorsetoEn anf - .
- - fgr fhrey Rye Forr gui.t sales AZ - , - SIT
Com Meal . buoysIt sslss Of 100 bbs br&ndy"Ine a.
g. g14asJ "a afnAt, end ~ IN store ~,
'CKAIS-Our " beat mefket coufin7es buoyant Inc
,rpIly PINE Is quite lsht ana the siPoi. , s
sutply and held uueh ehcr Ctnesec = sc-roe ald
,t1ted TIE ssles s. % bu. CanSfiHn q ~ tlr IL
f,or old n uore o. Tor good DO do It'd a oS4Si 10
ioT eooo 10 PRIME whe new, delivered ~ easl pfnis
willie Mh hlgan lynte terms; ava iou1s pnsn- REQ
Gio Al 81 Co the latter coniironsl sale. Rye shrIn
snA ,ses Of rver n An i,Oj Dusn W stern IN
,tcre At s6c Barley ess actve with more com on oder
ing sales Of l.sCe buth. god tTOrO~ed az Ic rnne
tos-rored a scare and wsntd. Oats better snd ~
- o. d.ruard Saes Western snd 81 te - = q DC, and
Jersey and sou bern fx04Ic c. adsn feas are steady
sales 65c N bulk, Gnd ~ &c IN oo Cofo - sfre ~
the 1rket decidedly uetter with good aensne i5r sri
hDg and Tie home AID Essern trade sales Of = ol.n
s5asCc for Ntsteu nXed. The later prce IN stJre
86da8c for white southern, u pert ~ aEVe and &C. iof
'WvITpisEy-Ve notice an active demand fsr Ohio aud
Prison for the baltimore ri-iPEia N Ikets and al
much tettrr pricas sales Of 30 oDs at . DC for . mo
Nd PIon md the batter pTce s!nce refused Dcse -
brovaft Sales OF - -EGs- &c, tune ana interest
IRON IslONS-Ouf nartet 10 better ~ rorx an me
demand active with htte cdins sSes OF 'DO Dos
a
Nav "a inactive aud pncfs nominal. Beef plenty and
d sales Of 10 bis CJlutFy - 5a - ioE Mes and
eaC,r Prime. Prime Mes Is he'd II : 9dSO Beef Hams
are plenty ard lover Sales Of "a bbS 81 ~ as they
or sl4az45 y = h weighed out Lard - 4 din nished
~ a. AR Ia rirle and 20 kegs At liz cc for inferior
70 pnne New Is scarce end prces irregular Battsr ia
b tier and in good demand sales OF ONO az ia e AID
WSSer DTfs Al pa &c Chees, 8 Ia demand 1t u az,
LEAD is uuc fr1-f6o tuDs Spalls lead so at 81 o.
enral 10 cash and 80 do soft German 81 s., cash
WOOL very sctiveSo eco rs Domestie heece sold
at Hd4zand IS a a5s-2t0 bales washed smyrna al PC
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Disasters, &c.

before reported Destroyed By FIRE
sea va. insured 800 the American Oe
detce tl0toO ihe C0mmer Nanloet AMI $1,000 IN Bo,
ton equally dv td between The Manufactures and Boston OF
scHt Seas aud om Gouceter Tor Geo Pr
put FIR day havas badly the manni-t
morning she WI pnt snd sail sgln on 1th
81 Capt Atwood. the vessel
tat Grand p, nk with ~ r. ppahsnno Shevi cousd
dm-fei h'ng earned away her fore rsguQ stays hhborn
fpr row PIT pl,n shear fore and an cae nearly al
her sfuchous. and was oiherwise anasei under deck
b Liverpool VS.. dsm,sted IN 4 gale
SD nit sDseu under jury nasts ih att lat q 20 lon u 81
standing for an eastern port
Sea, vlrcHu II PtIrd e'ph from Passport the II INST
o. y lonF y 10 W, encountered heavy re from W
vlh sted with voence or 10 hours split mansa
swty orefc pmsi q. md oct psft o. deSk Dad
TSr Bts nESr.as ashore ROckAway Reach laden
Rneod CAP, Ies and the Martha
CfVt Io,kwood have been depais bed her
Boston from h, experienced heavy
weather and durne the gale II I'D u dsck Odd Of
ScHn Phi adcphi, 7th. from View Yors report.
frd morning Ea'iern iop schr ashore
the Pea fsfoh, Apparently lshi, and had lust
Bass his' bound 70 Rio D. Janero returned 10 View Orleans
III III hahn
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Narkets-Rcpo,fed sy Teicgraps.

Albany Nov g. l8521he rece pts OF the past 4s hours
have been: FLOUR 1900 bbls WHCAr, 5000 bushels /.
Cons 1900 bushels; BAILEY. $40 do: FLOUR Is
steedy at late WHEAT, lts O0o bushels AZ lc
for Michigan and ii3c 1854 for Geusoe. OATS are held
fr an edvance the sales have been light at iec for
estern CoRE egan beftr los aoai are held At Bic
SAt OF 5000 bushes sold at 8c early this
moruipg and 5iOC0 bushels also 10 auiye were sold.
BAILEY il large supply, and IL lower 5000 bushels
sold IN 67c d6Gc Tor tworowed ami Tic 74c for ordinary
10 prime iouT-rowed. WHisKY-&jO bbls. Ohio sold 81
z45c.
dry were 400 talos az prices rlnging from iOc.
Nrv.ORLEAss Nov 5-Cotton mas been in animated de-
msnd to day and 1900 bales sold prices have advan
cedc since the receipt o. the Ancas news lddhng s
quoted at &c HE weeks sas have been 81 900 bales the
sreest this The weeks receipts also exceed any
other beng 60 go bales.
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New.York Cattle Market. Nc

For Beeyes Of the Washington Drove Yard corner Of Oh
and %hst- and al Chsuberlans HUDSON River BulYs
Head so OF 2ohinsocst for Cows and Calves Sheep aud
Lambs snd so for Beeycs at BrUwainss in 6shss near
Aey, and also al InbcrlAin's
AT WAHIrGroN DRovE-YARo-Ofered. |, SO Beeves
~ Southern and Western the REMAINDER from tAs Stsiel
The market tre finer. Sales 1t good retailing qs4t.e.
lett ussold.
o, ArbsowSISs's-(LowsRB Hrspl-oSered SO
~ tor The former and 81 50 TO g. 50 fsr the later
40 and Cavee-ie offered, AID all sold az from e. 80
"a Al csksszxLaISs-(Iup,Os R,yrx Br,.,.Hx.n
20 Ca~. va sed Cattle; al cold st fiou TO 81 eeats-
"a I., 10 SSses-sAles at from 80 to &Seaeli sSeep
WI 'ssss' nd IS 70 o. sOsea fer Lambs.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yORK.......Nov. c
Cleared.

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Ctu-rdJ IT,
sAIp-VSk,hurE, Hush-s se-Oreans wrl Neisoa 4 So1
ChsnVon- NooS-sri sa,ar.ah, J. " F~rl Co. Ne- YOrk
HutCA-on lveToo ChSrie- n Msrshsl Co: Rch.ra Aop
kerry hons kons y G. Gfs--o New rofk Hal
ton Basiey IN b Delrisca Latham Aor r. D. fiagtu
HEM Bh~r-, Rev. New ORLEANS. John A N-C.w.
Barts-hIrrei, Macs, Sas2lah sturs-- Cesrusn Co;
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