Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-05-29
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
Notices or Publications.


The Independent Press is the name Of new
paper published in West Greenville, Pa. 1t
announces at the head Of its Editorial column
that il is the only Political Free Soil paper in
Western Pennsylvania. We arc glad to see it.
For though we do most earnestly believe that
Slavery must have employed against it moro
thorough, radical, and incorporating princi-
pies, than the distinctive ones Of Free Soilism,
vet il ia one medium Of manifestation Of sym
pathy for the slave, and Of attachment to the
principles of justice. Tho papor is respectable
in size and appearance. May its Anti Slavery
vision become brighter, and its prosperity abun-
dant.
| The True Demooat.-Wo called at the flee
of this excellent paper the other day. Mr..
vaughn,is hopeful for the slave, and the paper
is quietly and steadily prospecting.
Our especial thanks ore duo to the conductors
of the paper for their courtesy and liberality
in volunteering to us their Daily in exchange
for our li.tle Bugle. Our readers will be the
better for this favor. Though tho Democrat
advocates positions VIC cannot approve, yet it is
faithful to its own views of the great principles
Of freedom and the means of securing it for all.
II robukcs manfully the enemies Of the slave,
and deserves the sympathy of his friends.
Sa1aia's Magazine for June is out. It is an
excellent No, closing the first volume for the
present year. A series of papers on American
History is promised for the second volume by
HEADLY, commencing with Pictorial Life of
General Jackson.
sOrtain offers a large $500 engraving to oil
new subscribers.
Graham, too, Is on hand for Jufc. A perfect
mammoth ho has grown. But big as he is, he
boasts this month Of q new dress, and very
pretty one. This number closes the forticth
volumn. The July No. will bo a good one with
which to commence either Sartains or Grahams,
as with it both commence the second volume
of the year.
Hines Progress Pdnphhts.-A Double No
has been issued. 1t discusses the question Of
Education in its various relations Free edu-
cation is ably advocated, the system of Free
graded Union Schools considered as also what
tho author terms moral cause and effect, and
the connection of education with insanity in
temperance, poverty and crime. This relation
is forcibly presented by mass Of facts do
rived from Europe and America. 1t should
have a wide circulation.
We shall be happy to receive end forward
to Mr.. Hino permanent subscribers for the
work. The work is sold at 10 cents per No. or
s 100 in advance for twelves Nos. Readers
may not all sgrco with Mr.. Hinc. But they
will find themselves furnished with abundant
topics for thought and important facts with
which to form their own conclusions.
The Spiritual Tslegraph.-Is the name Of
new paper published in New York by Charles
PArRrDGE s. b. Britain, Editor. 1t is dovot-
cd to investigation in regard to the now and
singular phenomna of the day. 1t is an advo-
cate of their spiritual origin. The Editor in
vites discussion, and treats the question with
candor and fairness. Terms 81, 90 per an
mum.
The Selooln,atc. monthly for Juverilcs
is designed to amuso and tho samo time offer
instruction in tho elements of science and the
facts Of common life. Price & 90 per annum,
We shall be glad to procure it for any of our
young friends who desire it.