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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
Music.

How noh'y music tnnglcs with the lives
OF tile good and the great! In early youth.
the author of the Reformation endeayored
to support himself hy singing in the streets.
llhs he quaiutly calls bread inusic,' In la-
ter years his heroic spirit found scope in
hy'ns OF dcvotinn, and when his great work
was finished, these sacred melodies we're
sung by the fearful multitude than clustered
around his coiiin. Wllnt Il sublime picture
does Dlilton present seated ut his organ.
raising those sighilcss nrbs, whose darkness
only made the light within hu more bright.
While his nspira,inus found Il response in the
solemn strain. Haydn was wont to muse
upon Gods goodness until the fire !rfrued'
and then lIe rcnned those devotional conpo-
sitois Which have kiudled like fame in
countless hearts. Mary Smnrts CAPTIVITY
was eheered hy herlnie; and GaIilao turned
nom TIE aiistrlice researches OF science to
the refreshments of music.
II is related Of Maria AitniGrt,r tlint, when
standing heiorc her inhunam Judges, She
ihnnmed the bar with her fingers. as ii il
were u piano, aud seemed endpavoI.iug tn
support her cniiyago, hy wandering, IA lnjIcy,
through some remembered nclud9. Ths
wild tancy of Saltwater expalia,e,l in tie
toundlnsS dohnin of sound, not hess llian
"'''' ''io i"''S' s''iles oi. NE Arpruiles.-- -
hi"zfit, we are told. was king at the piano,
though inadequate elsewhere. Ills love to,
Co. stance Weber iiund sperdih expressions
IN an opera while the shadow ui death
lost lis gloom in the iefvor with which lr
composed his reqniun,. Old Walton. while
ut his iivoiitn pusiiine, chcercl by the sing
! Ing of the birds, was wont to 'cjscuIate
Lord, what music hast thou. provided 10,
thy saints, in bcaven, when tlpu aililr.lus
| bad men such music on enill1 How clar
/ nrtcristic of Thompson, TINT he loved I,
! lean out OF the window at Richmond, ntit
listen 10 The nigliingules, through the long
summer nights; aud what gei,i,i resource
proved Go!dsmitlis fate i'll wandering oyc
! the continent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30

THE MONKEY ANp Tue HAwK.-rhe Nj
tingham .joWndi, published at Noitngiam
England, vouches for The train oi' The ct!-
suing incident:
Lord leynhnm's French cook had so train
ed n monkey rs % make l'imuseiul in pluck
ing his poultry aud winged game for the
spit. THIS monkey was one day following
hls nccupntion at the open window OF the
back kitchen. aud had just plnckcd one OF Il
bra cc ot pArIridges when n hawk pounccd
Upon il and carried it of. Poor Pug was in
Il sad fright, well knowing the licking TINT
awaited him. M deSyeraadim, however,
was his motto. He pnctcd up his courage,
took tic ronaining I,artridge, laid it in The
window, and concealed himself. The hawk,
pleased with his feast, returned for anoihcr
tillit, when the monkey seized bin, aud in
spite Of his scratching aud sc,ceciing, pluck
ed hi.n alive, and laid him with The partridge
down before the cook, with gesture whicb,
stronger than language. secuiedt To say, 4" It's
all right there's your brace OF birds. a iair
exchange is no robbcry!"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30
Artificial Stone.

Owen Williams, of England, has just taken
Stone The following ingredients arc used in
preparing it: $50 lbs. pitch IL gals. daad
oil crcosote, Is lbs. rosin, lj lbs. sulphur,
lbs. finely powdered lime, $50 lbs. gypsum %
cubic feet of sand breeze, scoria, bricks. stone,
or other hard materials broken to pieces, and
passed through a hali-inch sieve. The stluhuf
is first melted with about thirty lbs. Of pitch.
after which tho rosin il allcd then the remain
der of the pitch with the limo and gypsum
which are introduced by degrees and we'll stir
red, and the mixture brought 10 boil. The sand,
or broken earthly stone material is thea add :
cl, and the whole mass well stirred, and the
dead oil is in fit state 10 be moulded into
blocks. In order TO consolidate the blocks, pres
sure is applied to then, in the moul,ls The
pa,entcc gives also the proportions OF the above
materials to be used as composition for laying
pavemcnts, as q ccmtnt for uniting 70 each 9TH
or, blocks of the first named composition when
used for building purposes, anni as u coatin,
for bridges the roofs of buildings, &c. The
Artificial Stone hardons in about a week, wien
it becomes as stubborn as srluitc. The com po-
sition is not only avery durable but cheap
one, it costing less to erect buildings out Of thi,
material than from the commoncst kind of bficl,
roadway, plasterod with this material, be-
comes solid flooring Of rocl; in about ten days.
Aa,ericga Arii-ua.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30

The SPIRIT or " LEanEE. ." Unclc Toms
Cabin " is considerable be too highly colored
by our Southern friends, and we have thought
that Logreo was too great fand to he natural.
We, however, sometimes see symptom of his
unchristian spirit. For instance, negro named
Fleming, had quarrel with Mr.. and Mrs. Poe.
at Richmond, about some triing money mat
tcrs, and Fleming becoming excited, acted very
outragoously. uc was arrested, and the Mayor
directed that the prisoner should have thirty
nine stripes well hid on one day, and thirty
nine more the next, and thc,, ordered his com
mitmcnt for twelve months in default of $500
security to keep the peace and bo OF good be
havior. Tho-Riohmond Republican says, our
only regret is, that his Honour could not have
assessed the punishment at three hundred lash
es. well laid on with hot rod, to be repeatd
twice week for twelve months Such a des-
perado should no more be permitted to go ut
large than mad dog" Well, but would you
torture even mad dog, tw,c week Tor twelve
months, with three hundred applications of a
red not iron! Would you not come under
penalties for cruelty to animals by such acourse:
and is Fleming, though a desperado less undor
the protection of the laws, than q mad dog
Philadelphia SIR.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30

a tunnel under the Hudson river, Mt Alba.
ny, will soon he commenced. A trench is
to he dug IN the he'd of the river, and then
nrched high enough to allow lhc passage of
Ihe trains.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30

"Wisdom's ways are ways of pleasantness
and all her paths are peace" A good old
lady says she knows this to be a fact, for she
has tried it many time. Go thou and do
likewise.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30
TOR 2'HE UHOLESQLE TR.iDE.
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Also large stock of Hosiery and GLOVES of
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~ We respectfully solicit call from all
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duccments worthy their attention.
A. FULLER & co.
Connected with Williams & Donison, N. Y.
October 2, 1862.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-30

The amount coined at the U. S. Mint for nine
months of the present year, is $S7,50l ,lS7, be-
ing nearly two millions more than last year
The whole amount has been coined in gold, with
the exception of half million.
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