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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

ZINC PAINTS-Warranted Pure
~ The NEW-JERsEY ZINC CO. wssbous ~
Dey-N are prepared 10 supply their Zinc Paints y ~
lowing prices:
No. White, ground In oil, Sc. per pound
No. White. ground In oil &c. per pound.
No White, ground in oil, 7e- per pound
Brown and Black, ground In oil sc per psunsL
Dry White Of Zinc, &c per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
AMER thorough test In Europe and the United 500
been found TO retain It's beauty and protective gsrss
than other paint For whiteneA and brilhency
rvsed II free from all poisonous properties % COR.
and dangerous In other pigments; viii coyer-eaaL ~
from 40 70 100 per cent more space than lead sd ~
fore much cheaper to the consumer. As inSds 80
VII not turn yellow, even when exposed the nlph:
sases OF coal TRES or the foul air Of ships Their Nhs&
ground in vamish produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In lew hours form hard and solid metallic cosiins
wood brlck, iron and other metallic surfaces rca.
or their hreproof properties They arespecsy sdsps
marine purposes having been fouad resist the
supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING sQuIER, AsentA No Is Deys,M,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

IL very desirable Country Residence eonsisties Of
large and dwelling ample barn and stable accom-
about thirty acres excellent land all under high state Of
cultivation about onehsf Of which planted with fruit
trees now in full bearing embracing all the choicest vse
ties and sss great variety Of choice and ornamental
trees and shrubbery. Possession will be given immediately
required For terms &c. inquire Of Mrs COOK on the
premses (which about miles from the railroad sta
6onl or OF NJ B. BRAMHALI, No AZ Liberty+h-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
HENRY-ST. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

10 for their all the advantages Of thorough ed
cation. invited TO call OF the HENRY-ST. GRAMMAR
SCHOOL, No 2s9 Henrys next to ScAnmel-st inspect
is aceommedstons examine the various classes and judge
received At ell ases and prepared for College business
rapidly their health and mental development win allow.
Rev Dr. Schroeder pronounces this institution AL that
pupils need or the parents desire" Rev w T. Eser-
brodt Rector Of All Saint says For skllful instrue
on judicous discipline and exact scholarship the nstu-
ton Of Mr. ouackenbos deserved in my opinion 70 be 70
gsrded - having attained the exceenoe The
School being within w blocks of the Grsnds and DIVE
tonav Feres its advantages fully open the pscple Of
Wilansbugh Circulars furnished containing Informal
non to the terms and discipline together with the
College and many prominent Clergymeu who had Their
sons educated al this establishment
q. p QuACKRNROS. A. NJ. Rector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

LNOR SALE-A farm situated In Falls
burgh Sullivan County, N. Y containing i6o acres loo
Of which improved and in high cultivation. The
land is smooth we watered and pleasantly located in one
Of the extensive leather and numbering manufacturing
districts in the State which Affords at all times cash home
market for all kinds Of produce at prices with l4o
miles transportation added On the premises necessary
buildings and good orchard For practical farmer bek
ter location be found Terms easy title indsputabe
For particularly inquire Of HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine
at or of HENRY HURD No. III Sd-av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
ITO LADIES and GENTLEMEN IRA

TIME MISSES PALACHE will reopen
their Establishment for young Ladies, for the Summer
se,eiou at No 81 Thompsor-st, on MAY ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

NOR SALE or to RENT-The large
II and spacious building known a. RICES HOTEL sit-
uate in the village Of NewRochele, within FIVE mnutes
walk OF the New Haven Railroad depot This Hotel Ia In
fine and complete order and designed particularly for
per boarder aud has been crowded during the past two
years Would be exchanged for city property Fine garden
and ont buildings connected. Inquire OF SAMUEL r.
FRINK, No. 10 Pak-plase ls always In from to Ii
o,sloek A. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

DANBURY, Connecticut.-Mrs.C CAR
IL OLINE M. WHITES FAMILY BOARDING
SCHOOL for Girls between 1--WE and fourteen years Of age
viii be reopened the first Of May approxno Terms $40
per For reference end cards apply to Mrs Matilda
bnmons No 554 Broadway; Mr. T. Pinckney, No. 20 Hen
ry-a or 10 Mr. c. h. Roach No s26 Greenwich and Ne
n Park place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
A SPLENDID CHANCE.-CC

n {TREAT CHANOE.-h I1UUoc dHu
~ Lot worth s5So for So-Sxty Building Lots 50 feet By
100 - be bsoied winner 70 have the os Win tne
Howe the have Lot above Sky men
49,, 'i,nmeSi,sely A. 20 sth-st FORGIE SHIELDS
ATPRIVATE SALE.-The valuable
shreestory and aHo brick House and Lot no. wv
altered into Store Half she purchase money can remain
on bond and mortgage Apply to b. A. CHlLToN' NOV
WaliH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

TLINOIS LAND for SALE.-200 acres
1 near Jerseyville, Jersey Co. Apply to
d. MATTISON CO, No. IS SpruceSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

TNOR SALE or to LET-Four new
smi,S.s, corner Of Rsmsensss ~in about so fse. Il
Grsnd They will be ready for occupancy LIST May They
cash contain nine and cellar four IRE places and
number efclosets pantriss Inquire Of ISAAC WARD.
ct the Bowcry Savings Bank at No liz 2ds N Yosk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

TO LET-In Jersey City, in Prospect
place corner of Bsnow-st thrsestory and basement
brick hsuse just finished in modern Style heated throughout
with hot air furnace Palou finished with CorHthaD col
umns with handsome balcony In front and piazza In
The above house will be sold desired Inquire of EVAN
JONES' In the adjoining house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

w for younz LADS under twelve years OF age a. LIZ
a. Ferry nine miles from Hoboken n j. under the direo
on Of B. wINANT aud Lady Pupil. received any time
Trrus For board tuition washing and nendinz per
quarter For srculars apply 70 L. r ROBINSON, ESD,
No q John-st, or w. THURMAN, corner OF Canal and
Vsrick Sta N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
NHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE

EDWARD ANTHONY, Vice-Pr,
EDWARD A. srRoSs. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

UVO LEI or Tor SALE, BrOOkIyn-
III Within five mnuteS walk Of the HaniUnov
Ferry threesory freestone House, large, handsome and
beautifully situated corner of Henry and Preldentss 6n
iahed with gas furnace, &o contains IL rooms besides
kitchen and subces Also threestory brick House soath
ade of Union the fifth house Of Hicks-st finished
with sss funaces &o viii DO put in complete brder and
repair. Apply to HARRIS WILSON,
No 10 Wsl-st, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASH

II IVES. Jr., Teacher of Vocal and In
strumenal Music, has taken at No. 500 4ths
where bis friends and the public respectfully invited to
all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

DIANOS for sale and to Hire, at No. s
B,rclavst next door 10 the Aston House, fum 81 10
oetaveS in rcscw God and mahogany cases
JAS. THOMPSON, late Tallman ksndeu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

- HAMILTON, A. M, intends on
VI. TUESDAY. 9TH inst to open an Evening Cla.. al
No "a eth av for the study of Latin and Greek To young
Gentlemen who preparing for examinations or who are
anxious make up for lost time favorable opportunity
will then be offered Private lessons required can b
given For particulars apply above from 70 O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03
UvO LET-Or a TEN YEAR LEASE

for SALE.--The fourstory and attic House. No. 1854
Maidensne near Souh-st suitable Tor wholesale grocer
ship chandler provision the lofts would
for sail maker VIII be let together separate Rent
$lS0o Apply the premises or No. Is Wakerst bsss-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
TITLE IL.
MODE OF REVISING THE CONSTITUTION.

ART l41. Any amendment or amendments to this
Constitution may be proposed in the Senate or House
Of Representatives, and if the shall be agreed
to by two-thirds of the members elected to each
Gho<se, such proposed amendment or amendments
NAYS taken thereon and the Secretary of State shall
cause the same to be published three months before
the next general election for Representatives to the
State Legislature, in at least one newspaper IN
FRENCH and English in every pasn IN the ota.e IN
pronosed amendment or amendments shall be sub
mtted to the people at said election; and if major
ty OF the voters at said election shall approve and
ratify such amendment or amendments, the same
shall become part of the Constitution. If more
than one amendment be submitted at time, they
shall be submitted in such manner and form that the
people may vote for or against each amendment
separately.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

Freely write, puOllSN MS sentiments
all subjects, being responsible for an abuse of this
liberty.
AaT IO7. The Seat of Government shall be and
remain at Baton Rouge and shall not be removed
without the OF threefourths Of both houses
OF the General Assembly.
ART los The State shall not subscribe fer the
stock Of, make loan to, pledge its faith for
the benefit of any corporation or joint stock com
pany, created established for banking purp SEES,
nor for other purposes than those described in the
following article:
ART. lO9 The Legislature shall have powe, to
grant aid to companies associations of ndyid ais
formed for the exclusive purpose Of making WORK Of
internal Improvement wholly partially within the
State to the extent only of fifth of the capita oil
such companies, by subscription of stock, loa of
money or public bonds but any aid thus gran Cd
shall be paid to the company only in the same Er>.
portion as the remainder OF the capital shall be &c!
ally paid in by the stockholders of the company, id
IN case OF loan such adequate security shall be
CURED as to the Legislature may seem proper. Nc
corporation or individual association receiving Il
aid OF the State as herein provided, shall poss-
banking or dscounting privileges.
ART. ITO. No liability shall be contracted by tt
State as above mentioned, unless the same be i
thorized by some law Tor single object or wor
to be distinctly specified therein, which shall b !
passed by majority of the members elected to bon
houses oil me General Assembly; and the aggrega!-
| amount Of debts and liabilities incurred under til J,
and the preceding article shall never at any one tim
| exceed the sum OF eight millions Of dollars. If
ART. IL. Whenever the Legislature shM con
tract debt exceeding in amount the sum of on hun
dred thousand dollars unless in case OF war; to
rsre invasion or suppress insurrecton, they shall
in the law creating TIE debt, provide adequate ways
and means for the payment OF the current interest
and of the principal when the same shall become due
And The said law shall be irrepealabe until princi-
pal and interest are fully paid and discharged, or
unless the repeating law contain some other ade-
quate provision for the payment OF the principal and
interest of the debt
ART. liz. The Legislature shall provide by law
for change Of venue in civil and criminal cases.
ART. 1l3. No lottery shall be authorized by this
State, and the buying or selling of lottery tickets
within the State is pr''n'"h'"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

tllLb,
Chickner's susar-coated Pprsa.iTa
Paris Life,
MotIatt's Life,
Wrlght'1 Indian Vegetable,
Br,lndrsth'S Vegetable uniyoraal,
hIorrls0n's Hyselsn,
Lee'B New London,
Coopcr's,
Anderaon's,
Wiatnr'e Gentle PursstiYe,
HibonTd's Anti-biliouB Family,
SwRyne'a Sanative,
Herrick's Sugar-ccatel,
Sapplngton's Fever and kdsues
Covel's Rheumatic,
GrnatTenberg,
SpenCtr's Vegetable,
Winer's Chamomilo,
Persian.
kilebaHis' Health,
Allebaeis' Ague,
Eynns' ChRmomile,
Vandtz'B Anti biliouF,
lngoldby's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
Halsey'l Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
SheTman's Esisam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Dr.. Davis'n Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer'B Eleeampane..
WiBtAr'a Baiaam,
Thompson's Tar and Napths,
Jayue'B Expec.orAnt.
Duncan'a EXpectorGnt,
Bartholomew's ExrectoranL,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Syrap Wild Cherry,
Schneck'a Pulmouic Syrup,
New England PulmOuic Syrup,
Tsyior's BalsHm lvarwor..
BlTTERs,
iipER.'s phUniI,
Hiabari's Wild Cherry,
Wood'a Wild Cherry,
Blale's Aromatic,
Herri3t's.
PAHACFA5.
Sasin's,
H0Gck's,
CulIen's Iuiisn VagetGbli
OINTMENT AND SALEEs.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
ERwley's Vegetable,
Otto OF Rose Lip,
Allebasis's 81 ,kso
Topsey's Master Of Pain,
Cohkl,n,
Butler's letter,
McAllster's Yege-Gdl
Danlofth'a Vegetable,
Harr.sau's Specific.
TONES.
Rowand's Improved MtItare,
Southern Mixture,
Norrls's Mixture,
Jayne's Hair,
Fox's Cyprian Hair,
East India,
Van Reed'a,
WynkooP S,
Bailey'B.
kB AL articles in the Medicine
,,rtI1 L.. ..,..,,it..l -. III a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
MUSIC STORES, ETC.
EHORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO .ss ssszsass~s
Il FORTE AND MUSIC STORE. 80 t,nmn asasassst;sa

gSG6FA4FH1 AND Nj hh%hll s1 ps !, s2
street, Nc worlean would t2s'9stiay request thsf GS Y
Music AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS futs
anu descriptions also his well sssorten PIANO
the f4ctosjes Of the rst eke the LATED States ard
EUROPE which bt found those Of A. STOAtT CO..
Of NewY9rk, Hal SON. NewYork, and PlEYEL co. Of
ri s., tH IL Is 1Ss s
of the celebrated akers the world combining all the
had Of the style
of 6 and They will be sold a.mnufactuers
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of all kihs quantity
Among phe the keeps hand the add
which the reasonable GUITARS
tred BY WILLIAM ALL SON, from the approved SPANISH
MODELS These the
climate. many years in
NewOTlsan and
thoroughly acquainted with the minue details
stock the selected THAT has Southern
and his such that he will always have hand eetd
all kinds MUSICAL
MOST FASHION ABLE MUSIC. The
invited 0 call andex his stock.
lyoa HoRATIO .. HEWITT, 80 Camp ST., N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
MEDICAL.
..'asrnr1sas. AZ fssa -'a .sL,-GI, =
y ENTlNE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, ~


GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, -
NJ 1851 GHARTREs REETJ WRIGHT CO. 60
department oil their SASH saa hhVe hs'
popretors all the pepnf" popular fnen
keep constantly sePpt
With fah and ample assortment at rates nt below me
BY they enabled TO oiet o Tue
which be found 70 n
Having III
Of Patent Medicines they hare acquired tacies Tor
particular department the liberal Goe and are now pttto
anppy thu trade low, that the fufGhhau
fail realize handsome hsuvestcn eher at who
retail Al tVeir establishment found full assortment u
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following 7 comprises
be furnished Dealers ncst casas.
twenty cent faperthan than nrcuFeia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20


4 PLASTEnS.
Sherman Poor Mans
hliebasi ooi Mans
Allebasis diuRubbef b.st,
The Impro, I'd Poor Mana,
Jew Dayid'a or Hebrew,
Pstur'H Vegetable,
Knapp'R Indian,
Whit . Machine Spread Strength
unirg.
WiltinR'a Strengthening.
RiiI'n Imperial,
Herriok'g ROYAL,
LlNihlENTs.
Butl0t's Bone md Fever,
yartipe's Lotion,
nevis's Horse,
IsIunt'B, Hayes, Sciansi, HeWes'
| TOOTH TASTES.
Ishermaa's Compound Ortis Tooth,
,Thnnpgot'e hr0inatis Tooth,
Jonep's TcothGcho.
L0TENGES.
ISherr,an's Cough, Worm Cappho
Chiug'a Worm,
WiBlpr'a Cough.
DROPS.
lsn,ompn's Toothsche,
SbermIn's ToothaoAe,
WiILnns's 10 ..hache,
MISCELLANEOUS,
'Thnrn,s Extract.
Wiunrtn Arcsnun Extract,
lC.r.pt,s Epanish hIirturs
Markers Ielre,,
MIS- Eidderis Cordial,
Vourhnis Dlthertriptlc,
Iosg5od's indian Cholopogue,
Ia - W.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

VERMIFUGES.
Wiuor's Canadian,
B.. FRhneatock's,
Swain's,
Ba,ley'n,
Iayue'a,
Challan'n.
SARSAPARlLLAS.
DR.. Townacnd's,
Bailey's,
Shuds'1,
WinkooP'e,
Bristol'E,
Woods,
Eullp,
n1TyO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
ERoai s. q. GfTENg.

yoar Syrup OF Wild Cherry
the oi*s Of CeliG with If you viii rheV
give 9HS' q. c. HATES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

supply. "
hitFoRp, Perry coGnty, Pa oo,obsri, 1876
EssEE RGsG22A Collins l. CoGrs; bia 10 inform 5u that
wa afah 2 .Seniy yeeFs ~t.h yosfVq breast
W S""4 hy I Y oeh night, Cough attended followed ~
en- eaon and other decided
several eminent phyau and took great ,nedne without
rug TSle whatever advipl
q Wild Cherry and Tn, Of wha bolo0 which entirely re-
leyan ME complaints therefore with confidence recon.
cine. '' iN,jSy T44Safry VI
ING authenticity Q! hs above oment yo1ctd by MI rtrs
Murphy, merchant Of Milford who
curlstanceg lis Mr. T. sixty yearo of are
sSfRuPoF WILD Ck4RgY
neit word for word it sen Of Nirs
without paint certificate mnuiactpfpg win pnareE
resist such evidenced % - 'S
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30
The Course OF Justice.

During the last week, miserable victim
of intemperance, was murdered by his
drunken companions in Pittsburgh. The
fatal affair occurred in the house of Jane
Taylor, and one Of her sons was committed
TO prison charged with participating in the
crime. Subsequently the mother and her
three remaining sons comprising her whole
family, in default of bail, to appear as wit
nesses against the accused son and brother,
were also committed TO jail One of the
sons, boy of only ten years Of age. This
may be civilization, Justice and humanity
but it sounds to us very much like savageism
and cruelty. To imprison u whole family
for such purpose we had never thought of
us being possible. They mny be ignorant
and vicious; but this is surely no way to re-
form them, especially that youth of so tender
age. Is it possible that the civilization and
humanity of the nineteenth century can find
no better way than this, for the adninistra.
ton OF justice That these persons should
be lncarcerated with condemned fellons be.
cause they are supposed to be unintentionally
cognisant of the alleged offence of their rel
alive and his associate Even admitting, as
is alleged, that hanging, like slavery, is ga
divine institution" we should certainly be
inclined TO let this one victim escape, rather
than doom his whole family to this Gelon's
school, to be harassed by weeks, perhaps
months of imprisonment, with the terrible
thought that it was all to compel them to
become accessory 10 the ignominious pun.
ishment of their relative.
We know that in our cities, especially in
our sea ports, dividuals-strangers-
often imprisoned for months, to secure their
attendance as witnesses. But it seems to us
an outrage upon personal liberty and justice,
for which no resulting good can ordinarily
compensate. 1t is time that it was met with
tho remonstrance Of all the humane.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30
The Death Penalty.

The Legislature of Massachusetts last winter.
indirectly and in effect, abolished the institution
OF hanging in that state. Some of the bloody
minded pious hunkers are still groaning in spir-
over the loss of this choice pastime for the peo-
pie. Tho Puritan Recorder has commenced
agitatins for its restoration. It says the law
was passed without consideration, and while the
public mind was upon the liquor Jaw. Was
covert and not an open act and declares that
men should now be sent to the Legislature who
will undo the mischicft that has been done, add
ing, if the " evil has been done while men have
slept, they must undo it when they awake"
We think this Puritan will hardly succeed in
restoring this barbarous enactment TO the Mass
achusetts code.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30
Partings.


Occasionally a subscriber takes leave of us
with less ceremony or politencss than we
should in his case deem commcndable. For
example, when he has taken the paper
year or more, to leave it in the Office for the
Post Master to return to us. We are no
great stcklcr for formality, but there is one
ceremony we always like on such occasions
to be observed, viz, the paying up. 1t is moro
a mark Of sneak, than man, to omit this part
ing ceremony. The mail to day brought a
case in point. We much prefer the leave ia
king of another just received, who did pay up,
and then with commendable frankncss informs
us ." he wants no more Of our trash" This
kind of parting we can stand without q tear,
but the former we always break down under.
! Another, pitiful fellow who is a great anti
slavery man if he may be believed, returned
the paper endorsed as letter, and charged with
triple letter postage. Tho extortion of fifteen
cents, We suppose, was to him a glorious re-
venge upon us for telling the truth. For the
information Of any who may feel disposed to
initiate him, We will say, it is of no use to try
that, our Post Master is too honorable a man
to be an an accomplice in such transaction
and promptly remitted the postage.
Another subscriber discontinues because az
as too much Of a Christian and Bi6le t,aper."-
This we have no doubt, will seem very strange
to great many folks, who cannot speak of the
paper in other terms than as "inidel and
" blasphemous." But we think our friend is
right. At any rate we have always endeavor-
cd to make tho Bugle represent and advocate
tho practical morality which Jesus Christ
taught, and if wo have at all succeeded, that is
as good reason why it should be called a
christian paper as any other VIC can think of.
Our friend is not singular. The Buglc has
lost hundreds of subscribers for this very same
reason, and VIC hope it will continue to merit
the disapprobation of all who cannot endure
tho truth Of practical christianity. When il
shsll cease 90 10 advocate these principles as
not to mako them obnoxious TO the pro-slayery,
bible piety Of the land, it will deserve to die,
though very likely, it might then begin to live
with profit to its publishers.
As tc the Bugle being too much of "bible
paper" we commend our quondam subscriber
to those who have discontinued for tho oppo-
site reason, and to those Of our correspondents
who have labored with us for our infdelity to
the book. We recommend to our friend, at
parting, to subscribe for the New York obscr-
yer, "Christian" Advocate and Journal, or some
other one of that stamp. His ant.christian
sensibilities will not be in the least injured by
any christianity therein contained, notwith-
standing the name of the latter, and the profess
sions Of both.