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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
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Ny ORTIi fTCTou G.. srFTHEN CONTINUES TO
w practise law In Inc Supreme Court attend TO
before Csugrcgsso claims and tle
sEAEt she Departments sud Boards OF Comr-isonerso
procure pstos 81 homo and shrosGo obtain pen ons ena
bounty lam ooeos debts dividends sgscies and irhs.
IN part Of the United Sttte aud IN foreign
oountesso make ir essmen Of funds In loans And
and bead and n0rsgg.nd 20 negotiate she purchGs,
aud sale Of lean l.nds Sod patop. right, IN Sss OF o
Union Particular sttention paid 70 California
csny 20 the United States preme ap
poaL comnupicstlons prepaid addressed 10 W. o. sne-
shen Nc. G.r,e place, Capitol 4 IN Eesbilstog, -, n,
xi r,e wi urornpk
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ksw YORK AND PGILADELP dIA DIlzcT.-u. 9.
~ sGll and Express b!E o. brough in ~ houre n j.
Ksilrosd ia Jetsey cisy, leaving New York a. A.
NJ foot ~ Co1.iaedt stroos; 4, and bp NJ fiberty
ftrcessvc Fhadolphia hours fyor oct OF Walaut
troes Isrs rsnoed 70 So r grss oises snd So % for
eond elsts Baltimore Washington, md Charleston through
tck sold IN tho ines through Luggage carried
n tho 1. y uIs fTcm Fev Isik, with ,hrouEh con,
auctoTs.
CAMDEN Ard ANBoY RAILROAD LINZ, FOR PHi.
- hdepnia, 81 10 soock, A, H. rcr, pier NO. !, North
rss iett q Estety place. By steamboat JOHN FOTTsR
dSiy tsnndsya ,rcepped) arriving a. Philadelphia ~ *
~ Fare 81; second alaas. 81 snlsraa, Mae .ssa r
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Rox..y TanArRimDooss OPEN J.. ATs cysfAIN
V s Gs:lssss: sIs sss %
-: .s;: Ss'; s:s.;: s;
EH''
Bowes Lqsy Mrs Ysomans 70 conclude with the sPsc,a
s' Lssa. " lssy 81 k.nnsss ~ Tssis csa
rade. Mr.. Cony; Rdith PlansaEeneh Mrs. 0rastan.
QURTONy THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTRERr.-Dooas
aa s'sS ssS s.sssa . Cents
5: osd1 sssin
Tie It.dsnse MI Holman Mons ga Achli. rsms 2atlcs
70 esnsIass with .ss CONT: e
Mis- Mary .r B' '
NATIOStAahI Theatre oaATEAn
gozes %cepts Pin l2H ssns Orchestra Tickets 50 cen,
SS. r ne % sssaa s's sss
SaD 4 n S a NJ E q @
Elizabeth Mrs H. r Nichols; Lady Anne, Miss ns.hsway
81 ' n" T%es nsletsS iaiy,ep NJ
TO conclude with the FRIskY CoBBLER
the 9th OF FebruaryProfesor Anderson begs 10 thsnk
his lady and Eentiemen competitors for tho brilliant and
can with sasl.ctiOn to hmsei anroanSe TO Tie general
raoIdnary nishts for Fun and VII sna viii long
sered this cy Professor andersn Is proud 70 ssy ,sts
aSrs Plan o. arrsnse%ents 70 be observed by Com
pettrS; 10 be Ito audience. by tn, audience
Tho jury to choose their own foreman Tho VIII have
t1ejury Be fnai "a ono oonandrpm 70 b Slowed to
enc competitor which he original The opinion Of tho
whole audience to be taken with regard 10 originality 81
The competitors to be confined tho residents Of Now York.
Brooklyn Williamsburg and Jersey City, and their voai
ties 4h Professor Andersen the rsht 10 place the
Sss psn i s sns
competitors should from the banda Of the foreman Of
awarded by the jury 9th Cnundtums have beer received
pettore nae shall BIO known but those Of tho successful
competitors. Sth Should the ladies wish 10 form jury
decide their coDundrums they do tho above
pan 9th 1.-THE successful competitors do mako their
appearance 10 receive their prizes the plate will be given 70
be allowed after the jury have siyen their decision tho
parties TO appear and make their claim in th No
At " o'clock A. The price admission this great snd
never tobe forgotten occasion One Dollar From the
viii open 4 before ak and the performances VIII GO NJ
mence at "a past six. Admission but by ticket only all
early application Ia necessary at Joiiss
Music Store 200 Broadway where plin Of tie Hall 10 aii
perform every evening during the week which is the las
Admission, SO cent0. Remember, the Great Conundrum
Night 10 the last night o. bis wondors in this city Books Of
had Al tho Hall. and at Joilie's, 500 Broadway.
METROPOLITAN HALL LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF
lu Professor Andcrson's Wonders in Now Yort.-Mon.
Friday, the great Conundrum Night and last positively
One day performance Thursday-the Last he
sve Adm ssion ~ cents On the great Conundrum Might
enc dollar
DRorEssoR ANDERSON BEGs TO INFORM TUE
public who wish to compete for his Przef, Friday
next that Conundrums be received after twelve
Send in Your oonssiSuons Of wit Books Of The Comm
drums question and w be published proe rs
each, ready on Friday, at twelve n.
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.ILINe.
from Liverpool

LOT ffcight or ra0GnSe Apply 10
EDWARD K, CoLLISs& CO.. So VAN st.. ". rorx.
BROWN, SHIPLEY u CO., Liverpool,
ro. ROBERTS a. co, IS L ipgs Arms Yard. London,
JcGN &UHR0E s. CO., I'd hue NoIe Dame aes Vie.
aoi-Cs, P,rH;
GEO ". DRAPER, Hsvra
Tbe OF ,hege shps will he rod
silver, bullion, Hpeco, jCwoy, precious eson9s assls
uniess bills OF IsGuE ssneo snersoc, ,ne yslus
kheroon .horein OF pressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

THe NEW JERSEY KossuTH EsoLurIoNs. The
Governor x New jersey he, ap ntad q. ., Oannau,
Eq, ~ mery member OF the & gsatnre from Bar.
hpston 20 bear the Kossuth m ons In tho Of
tll aIaie 10 kostuLh.
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SHIPPING.

EIoR LIVERPOOL, UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ship ARCTIC, Capt. James O. Luce This will
depart with the United States malta for Europe positively
on Saturday February ~ u O'clock H. from heE berth
for For freight PASSAGE having unequaed
lions for elegance and confors, apply 70 EDWARD X.
COLLINS g. CO., No. Sc Wall street, Tho steamship PA.
CIFIC will succeed the Arosio and sail February 2ls
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Movements of Distinguished People.
gp,,.liss nuLrEasSS oVNk 10 nANAsA.-Tue .Aas.rlaD
Minister, Caoyalieg aulssrann has gone to HavAns.
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A MUSEM ENTs.

QR0ADWAY rHEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
as sp'F Ss'a & s
Private 5sas.: sand s. fgs'asy sGEsaas rssIa.Ysd
F BE- .is Gs w Of
1nsSs Mr. Barry Dq%%s p NJ Mr. pa,ass au-
sSs rOn 70 conclude with shs farce q the GUARDIAN
Mr. ny5 ms NJ b.vss Mrs. s,
se Miss oIooear Miss Kate swinmerson, Miss Kate Horn
NIgLos ITALIAN oPERA.-UsDER THE DIRsc.
4.s.ssy Ss' charge ss
DON 0iovaNSt.
Psaa. Dew: 6S s.SS SIX h ns1ai
Leader 81 she rrsnd s's3s is ss saaauriso
az; 70 cinHeao's7 Box orioo opsn day, iro
"A ton Of Price Seats ST. Boxes and Psraue,
90 cents; Amrhithostre oents TasdaY Feb. J. viii 10
performed D'iin' s''na S SGisss
DIG - -. aaena mono
Poioas sisncr Bc,,ia 6royc,so " ssnor aos
Doors open at to commence AZ o'clock. Box Ohco
REGULAR Opera nSh's. Monday wednesday Friday and
s.eale ~.
RARNUSs AaEgIcAn kUesUa..-P. :. sARsUa
~ ssnsser snd ProPrieor Jehs Sfasnwood. r. Assist
snoes ccnO; children under yesTs TX asuss Psrqass
Tss.say F sis ns s sTr ls o % and
nov localized and made douby !ntererng Afternoon As3
SsS rnE sSS VITA y T aE 4 s r.a after
soq a AZ No % TIE
layer which. ,le lively pisco ofGRIasoH CRisE3
liz Persons sSc Koh Moor Dsmoai ZEE asppS Ts@hy;
tho Chinese novelties go &c visible a. amOss al hours
NHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL, NO.
during the wess gnti urher nSeo no osisDsi and we
s,s oSrs MINSTREL ssns and
under the nanagement o. T. Chrsy, whose In
With aycr BY highly respectable ,s ssboasbs audioaos
1e ''n pa9n G9'e ~ @
iuy that the SATURDAY concert, are dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03
yUNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITvD bTATRS
mail steamere-The ships composing shs line are The
folio Wing:- ATLANTIC, Captain Weet.
PACIFIC, Captain Nyo

BALTIC, Captain Comstook.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built By expressly 90
vcrnment Service has been In their
sruotion-as IN thor enginesto strength ana
spool and their unequal
lea for elegance and oonfors.
Price Of passage from Now York Liverpool In nYst
cabin S20 IN second do STU Inclusive use Of
ssAtc. rooms, $780,
FROM Liverpool 70 New Fork, ESQ and ESQ.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 eaoh shin,
No berth secured until paid for.
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rnp t..Uuy vpcntap Yrs-- 49,
loving saiDs win lssys ds'rs on 'hs id.. andre"
ship ST DENIS, jan. Ai'A rs Tob. hA Is
l,oWsens barthen. Iy Inna ID
AiV PIP, l ESli sTas,a, rss'er ssss Get
LOO tons Sqr.hon, J0ss !aiy Is
100 IONS turthea ! July i4a. 10
r. D. Coma master. NOV, i BOO. ID
,shR T aS. TGhL. ( apln NAY 10
inegl, ls;s , tens ourtnen' I AUG hopi 10
nj Is hsp ~ aT as new co@s s @
.enGefe and commanded Of experience She trade
sen. 70 he sasscrSers vii * forwarded roe sO s1 sa
charges 0a' aoSsS IS'fa s ,s
-, ,1-.--,--..
saP Company T. ;S1d tqnsGs ts. new r''asliDs
Sss Il TRSrsdsy' sspab
o'''i a'''A''''' ;aoa I,Ysass: ahr''a's' AAs'h
Ss5 Of Eansiosssi weaas.dsy, Tely. q
PssssSo Plisdsiphis in saloon sIasercols. 80 IL
s 'i aox Rln l'SSbs psi',ss saSs f.
orEog W,lnu. street, Philadelphia
u. o,Is. S,L =, sTEAhsp coSPt :, MY
,Sions,S stas1obin NMppsg GiTts AZ t asyi ane
gogH sadsr win -, from ts psr afot wsTroa s,r9ei
y. Rates Of Passsgo 10 Tsyins and Neg oflcaasNey
s,hs az ss9an AZ; ATT sag9n
s2s sr,sle only taken O. i-eght . fIsvsps; fsosh.
srpssaso .pfiyso .'. 800, MO. soaEHTs' l'''SD'
- 80 s.s.s'
EsPIsE CITY Li I'M ron, San - ~, FRANCISCO VIA
rev sad spSs:t !ogsle saSps IIaaggsh,ig SIERRA Ne
(FerHsry Of thc s.osmsip empire citg, viii ssys Rcr
lex 2. pier No Sot's [9s LOT S5asfs ses; Thurs
iasiled scaonmoa.tcS, or sicags Passsnssro h.vios
For oss or pas ss " 'l'' '0oi
IL. SIERRA NEVADA Viii o.1e sS on P' S.,Ts,
Orleans !, f'ssia., Books arc rs. sRsa.
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LNRANKLIN MUSEUM, Hb CnATBAM tQUARs, ONE

GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERT OF TaE FRASER
N Family, at the Stuywsaut Institute Broadway,
Beeckey street. this tTueod.y) evening" Feb 1867
Tickets 81 CENTS Doors opon at Gi; commence Mt IA.
NJ IBLOS.-oPERA kIGnTS-MONDAYS, WEDNAS.
IN days. Fridays and Saturdays Applications for Tucs-
days and Thursdays DO 20 John Sotton. Nblos
Garden.
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DRoFEssoR AN DERsoN BEGs TO INFORM TUE
public who wish to compete for his Pxizes Friday
next that no Connndrnms can be received after twelve
Send in your contributions Of wit Books Of tho Conun-
drums, question and nswer will be published price cents
each, ady Friday, at twelve, N.
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pARNUNs AnERIoAn NUsEUa.-p. :. BARsUu

CIRCUS-NEw YORK AMPhlTHEATRE, 81 BOWERYs
" EnHagomcIt OF Mr. ]. hasbars tho famous Graeisn
Rider. snd his fsvorte boys. On Monday evening" Fob
and duriug the week tho entertainment viii comprise tho
stupendous horses Mr. j. j. NAthans and
pupils Acts and Exercises In tho Circle by hessrs 8snds
Rivers Smith, and the TO conclude with the Pony
Races. Clowns Myers and Williams. Boxes. 20 oonts P
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TYR. wARDs MAGICAL TRsApkENT.-cRF Ar sUO.
~ oessAl former cxpecisncO c1oeoded-Inn omsrshls
hrough thoir several srrloe in spite
Of ordinary treatment bu " Wsrt 81 his wonderful
rrepsIstoE1 all nstan sogsly Sghs Affections
wholly cured In tsy those disappointed oy humbuss
have conception Of the sna oeorsy vth which he
cure then. No fee required. Olaoe, Canal sstoee
corner OF lroadssr.
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ESACKsTS FOR HAVRE-sECobD LIEE.--TuE Toi-
lowing thips viii leave Hayro on she lGIr. and Rev
York on Tho lsa OF -nonsh-
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MI ETRoPOLiTAN HALL-LAsT FIVE NIGHTS OF
1vl Professor AndcYson's Wonders in New Yort.-Mon.
day. I'd Tueeday, Sd Wednesday, 4th rhureday, 9th;
friday the great Ccnundrum Right and last positively
give Admission 80 cents On the great Conundrum Might
0na dola
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DoCroR COOPER, NO 2 RoosEy6LT sTRgSr hNr
~ he ecnsutef On all iisensss from $ ~ 20 " -
hs ooo Tho Doctors reputation "a e irgltfaers OF 'ao
fsliv .ffei ~ IT " wv
sci,,. 20 an IN ,essa, pueblo aGspsaesat si
Irsstiee Of Z; ysara
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NOCToR WARD EAKE3 NUMEROUS CURG5 on
~ delicate diseases Corner Canal atroes and BrosdSnr
fsr better tre tsss themselves Than to
OF Ma igns kuulIs6. Desv net so
hayo - s Then you will - gsasded beyond II,
anticipation ~ tui ysur6et better IN tGentytour hous No
Geo All oufsd. oeBsuits,ISus 2ri,aso medical cook
xrska
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FISFoRTUNATE3 rRIssD-uNEQCALLGD Fcl
" eFadioitnE disease. Blessed Ly all who tfy ~ The
MOE, promp. erado.to yst 50 mild nay - xTen 70 IN
nts. All private diseases vanish snder lie 81 wish
medical b5oE. y no Will give zoos sfsct shaw Cslsors
ADD .trspfers tssly msled. remember 10. Dapot, De-
WARD's ( trfl street., uorner % Broadway.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs.-AS INgsL
IL ute remedy for those dor 9g.lo dehilslcs osas9.
aucn. solEsSuse incspsosstng 40 mar for bnsfrsn
socsy ard a'tmeny ~ b heard Of rrs,s By kdera1s
aR post PEd, tt iVy broaiwsy .ost ioa N p Persona
noer1g urdas Lose complaints, .ei,y thoso
Dg narragf before applying = sy Doctor, naAs.g
yhA ts pf.enens may be- r spj roa fAl - ges sa
l9sr1 1fofmadon Whsoa VIII saemselves aaoA ss.ss
BIZ. tra Snt money. 80
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-23
SALEM INSTITUTE.

THIS INSTITUTE, with some notifications
and restrictions that cannot fail to prove benc-
fetal to those who may hereafter attend it, will
commence its third Winter Session, (of 10
wcoks,) October 2jth, 1852.
An able Teacher Of the Latin, Creek, French
and German Languages Is now connected with
it. Instruction can be had on tho Piano of a
Lady in the village, who is an excellent per-
former, and an experienced Teacher.
Tuition from $500 TO $500 per Quarter OF
IL weeks, with moderate extra charges for
French, German, Pencil and Pen Drawing,
Skctching, Painting in Water Colors and Mono
chromatic Painting, and also, for attending DIR.
Mack's Illustrated Lectures on Anatomy and
Physiology, and Mr.. Lusk's Lessons in Pen.
manship.
The Institution is furnished with Anatomi.
cal Plates, Historical Charts, Outline Maps,
Apparatus and Minerals
Students can hire the use of all Text Docks
needed in the Institution, except in few of tho
most advanced Glasses at the rate of One Dol
lar per Quarter. Books can, also, be purchased
in tho Village, at low prices. Ample arrange
mcnts arc now being made to accommodate
Students with comfortable board, which can bo
had on very moderate terms.
Those desiring particulars can obtain cata-
lcgue accompanied by full circular, and any
additional information they may wish, by ad-
dressing WM. NcCLAIN, Principal.
Salem, COL Co., o., Oct. 2, 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-23

DANGER IN DIVINE INsTITuTIoS.-A eorresx
pondent sends us the following extract from
some paper which he docs not name it seems
to form part of puff for some newly invent
cd pistol
"Why, one can take small revolver of this
patent with few extra cylinders, and May
nord's arrangement for printing, and kill reg
mcnt, Every Southern gentleman, or planter,
who has slaves, should buy a dozen of these ar
ticlcs."
Is it possible that Southern gentlemen who
owns slaves are obliged to provide the means OF
killing them at such rate Is il possible that
they have any disposition to rebel against their
owners, or oven attack them We have always
understood Slavery to be a divine or, at least, u
patriarchal institution, and as such. of course,
the perfection of all that is sweet and lovely in
human relations. Certainly We often hear of
slaves who having made the mistake of free
ing themselves, have hastcned back to their old
homes and their former bonds. How can these
contradictions be reconciled Tribune.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-23
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

ronage of every friend of Education, aud
ought to he in the hands of every teacher in
the country.
10Th. Resolved, That we are highly
pleased with the system of Orthogrnphy as
adopted by Mr.. David Parsons in bis lectures
before the Institute, and that we commend
his chart upon this subject to the favorable
consideration of all who wish to teach this
important branch successfully in their respec-
tive schools
Ilth. Resolved, That our thanks as
members of this Institute are due to the
citizens of Wellsvile for their kindness and
hospitality extended TO us during our pleas
ant solOurn among them, and in an especial
manner for their kind attention to the female
teachers; TO Messrs Andrews, Markham,
Turner aud others for their services as in
structors on this occasion; to Messrs. An
drews, Fraser and Hart for their able aud
interesting evening lectures and to the
managers Of the Pittsburgh and Cleveland
haIlronds for carrying teachers to and from
the Institute at half fare; I; and, in an especial
manner TO the members of the Methodist
Episcopal church for the use of their house
even under circumstances of great incon-
venience to themselves.
l2th. Resolved, Tint, the minutes OF
tins Institute, these resolutions, aud all the
names of teachers in attendance during the
session with their Post Office address, I've
furnished to the printers in the county for
I publication.
Geo. Fraser offered the following which
were passed unanimously:
! j. Resoived, That we recommend to the
county examiners, Il strict aud thorough
course of examination, ms TO the moial, lite
rary aud scientific qualifications OF teachers
I 2. Resoired, That our thanks are due Il
I. 5. Woods, Esq, of New Lisbon, for hi
spirited aud eloquent address, delivered Il
! the Institnte.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-23
| TIE N s..

Three thousand miles Of telegraphic line
has been projected in Thackery,
the author aud lecturer is expected in De-
cember--The New York Evening Post
has issued its prospectus for its SD volume
Tile Governors nre issuing their pro-
CARNATIONS for thanksgiving. Two have al
ready nppeared--200,000 dogs were Kill
led in France the past year --Three war
steamers are being rapidly fitted up for the
Japan expedilion--The Jerseymen nre
wide awake, canynssing for the Maine Law
-There is expended for tea in Europe
and the u. $. S59,G00,0 ,000-for coffee $685.
000,0 0,000--Ihc Committee on the Gar
diner claim, report il fraud, but ncquit MIR.
Corwin of all knowledge Of the fact at the
time Of his connection tllerewlll---The
Webster men are still holding meetings in
Boston--A lot of hay from Wisconsin
was recently sold in New York city
Glasgow, Scotland, contuins $4,000 inlab-
itanls--The Free Democracy of Mary
land have nominated an electoral ticket--
The tobacco cIop in the South west is a slim
affair this season--A live Sucker has
driven 1000 turkeys across the plains to Cal
ilornla--The mirrors in the Metropolitan
Hotel, N. ", cost SIS, ,000-carpets, curtains
and linen $40, 0,000--An unprecedented
number of foreigners hove been naturaized
preparatory TO the lections--Fanny
Fern is said TO be sister of N. p. Willis
--Peaches sell in California for 25 cents
piece--An earthquake occurred at ST.
Jngo, on the 2Sth ult.--Ihe government
OF the Sandwich Islands hns entered into a
treaty of reciprocity with the United States
----The legislature of Mississippi, declines
the election of u. 5. Senator al this session
Tile women of New York have just
held state temperance convention at SEN
eca Falls---Fourteen vessels have sailed
invited to the presidency of the Cleveland
University.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-23
OF INTEREST
To Merchants, Clerks, Teachers, Students,
and All Men.

JUST PUBLISHED-A new and COM
plete set of Rules by which oil the funda-
mental operations Of Aritemeiic may be per-
formed in an incredibly shoH space Of tint
To become n master of them will require not
more lhnn n couple hours study Of any good
sound mind; aud the student will thereby be
enabled TO Add, Subtract, Multiply, or Dis
vide, in any SUN no matter of how many
figures, more accurately, (indeed, beyond The
possibility Of dn orror,) aud in less than one
fourth the time required in the old system.
These Fundamental Rules nre followed
ly An Examination into the Properties of
Numbers, which even further facilitates the
other operations.
There are also embraced in the work,
RULES FOR TIE CALCULATION OF
| INTEREST, which will work out the inter-
est ut any rate upon any sum with the Ut
most accuracy, and simplicity and quick
ness fully equal to all the other operations by
this, aud vOstly superior TO all courses in the
old plan.
Together, these form the MosT COMPLETE
TREATISE on the Science of Numbers ever
issucd-and are incidentally valuable TO all
men from their never-iniling accuracy, aud
! TO business men from the immense amount
of time they save from the most wearisone
detail of business life. Particularly ought
they TO he in the hands of Merchants aud
Clerks, Teachers and Students, and Young
Men generally
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-23

A little of the cold water refreshment oI
one Judge Lynch's subjects wouldn't hurt
him, as if he remains in Kentucky, there he
must remain, MS tolerated, upheld, and pat
ronized by the people he assails, and they,
like whipped hounds, crouching at his feet
A picture revolving to State pride, and false,
TO all we cherish that is high manly aud chiv-
alrous in the character of Kentuckian."
Here fellow citizens you see the intolerant
spirit Of persecution poured out against IFS
in its most malignant form, 10 try ii possible
to injure us in business, and break down the
most free and liberal press in the state. lie
came from MOysville to this place for that
very purpose, when he had never dreamed
of the hobby Of aboiiiionism," to effect il.
lie attempt to stiflle free press in the
midst of nn intelligent 4" free born race MS
well might he attempt TO put out the sun.
Whit could he greater curse to the state,
than TO have it said the chivalrous Kentuck-
lnns had muzzled free press ia the United
States.
The truth is, Mr.. Pike would call us O
| Wing, Democrat, Christian, Jew, or any
thing else, if lie thought it would answer
his detcstnble purpose MS well.
| lie hates to see the people support pape
cuteu nnu puDlshcu ny WORKING MAN
because such as him become too often ex
posed in such sheet for attempting to mis-
lead and gull the people. Are we TO hide
part of the general news Of the day from on
readers to please fanaticul Missourian or
nnlignent Pike? certainly not.
Our paper has always been open TO al
parties, sects aud denominations, and M
intoleront Jealousy shall ever change OH
course.
This community can easy Imagine VIII,
II is that MIR. Pike wants ourselI type ant
presses in the bed of Licking, and the cose
to make bon6res Of II is because he coult
not drive us out of Newport aud becaust
he could no whip us with his pen, (acknowl
cdgiug the fact said then he would do i
with Ibis fist, aud wanted TO fight us in III,
court house in this city. This fsiicuf black
guard, that the people denounced, now tell
them not 20 support our paper, hut bury N
with the peoples press in the he'd of Lick
ing.-Well it takes all sorts of folks to max,
world.