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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-31
Methodist Episcopal Church in PalnrNillc

AT recent meeting of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church in Paincsvillc, the following pre-
amblo and resolutions were adopted.
Uh9eas The Erie Conference, in 1918,
declared that slavery is against the law of
God and nature, aud righteous human laws
hurtiul to society, aud contrary to the dictates
OF conscience and pure religion, aud doing
unto others that which we would not that
others should do unto us, and that il is the
enemy Of all that is righteous, and,
Whereas, In A. ID. 1851, the same con-
ference declared "That tho late Fugitive
Sluye LAW is in direct opposition to the
principles of the christian faith, and tlut
christians cannot obey such laws of men as
require disobedience to the laws of Gnd," and
Uheeds, The NJ. Il. Church in Painsvile.
in 1916, with the Hon. David Kerr for Chair
man, and &. l.. llOyt Secretary, unanimously
adopted the following resolution.
RESOLVED, "That slavery should be regard
ed and treated as other known sins, and
shareholders ns other sinners, whose sins
not repented of aud lorsuken should exclude
them from christian confidence and christian
iellowship"-which sentiments and princi-
pies we most heartily udopt, and in view of
which we see hut Que consistant course of
action TO be pursued hy christians and that
Is TO disconnect themselves and the church
from the sin of savery--and to this end we
re-adopt tho resolution A. ID. 1851, as the
platform which we intend TO occupy, togelh-
er with the following, 10 viii:
That unless the Erie Conference, at their
next annual session shall resolve to dissolve
oil connexion with slavery; and withhold
CHRISTIAN confidence, aud christian fellowship
with siaveholding members &make nom slave
holding a condition of membership to the NJ.
u, Church, we most respectfully request the
sad conference not to send us npreacherthe
ensuing year, and ifthey do we cannot con-
slstently support him, coming from a confer
ence sustaining as il does the present relation
to slavery and the General Conference.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-31

slavery, if there were no slave-trade between
one state and another? Tint slave-trnde is
within the jurisdiction of the federal govern
ment;-more evidently so than this business
OF recapiuring slaves; and beg you, aud
those who act with you, to remember that
your constant agitation in behalf Of this
f'lgitive-slayo law cannot hut lasten the time
when the people of the Union will demand,
and will haye, the suppression of the sluve-
trade us the Legitimate aud only method of
putting an end to this wearisome aud irrita-
ling agitation for the recapture of the wretch
cs who attempt to escape from its vortex.
Respectfully, Yours,
LEONARD BACON.
New HIVES, 6 July, 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-31
Increase Of Free Blacks in Maryland.

a report made 10 the llouse Of Delegates
OF Mary yland, by Committee, furnishes some
interesting statistics on the population OF that
state. Iiy the extracts which we give bc-
low, II viii he seen that The increase in tho
cOlourcd race Is far greater than IN tie white,
but that this increase is confined tn the free
people OF color, while those in bonds have
actually decreased. There are unduestiona.
bly, causes nj work in relation TO the increase
or decrcase Of iie African race in different
localities in this country which have never
yet been thoroughly examined, even if they
have been discovered; if they were, they
would doubtless explain much which needs
explanation here. We suhjoin these facts,
However, without attempting TO elucidaie
them, for the benefit Of those who are curious
in such matters ~ Standard.
There nre more free colorcd persons in
Maryland tan in any other State of the b.
Mons the number according to the census of
1000, being 14,I24. In the city OF Baltimore,
there are 25,475. Anne Arundhs contains
4,OO2, which is the largest in any one county;
the SMALLEST number being in Allegheny
county, where there IRE 4l2.
Al the first census of 1880 the entire free
colored population OF MarS land was hut
6,Ol3, aud the white population 20S6i0--
lie present white population being 4l0,943,
It will e observed That Willie the free color.
ed population has increased aine)Jh, the
White population has only doubted, ia the last
sixty years.
The entire colored population, slave aud
free, of the State, IN 1870, was I3l ,079, of
which lO3,O'p were slnves. The enliro col
ored population in 1850, wns l6i,445, Of
which $3.50 were slaves. The free colored
had increased IN tho GO years, 96,6S0. tho
slaves had diminished l2,6GS. In 1910, tho
slaves numbered 1902, which was ,l,e
largest number ever held ut one time in
Mary land.
From these figures il will he noted that the
increase OF The aggregate of the entire color
ed population has been owing, entirely, to
the increase of the free portion of il, Which
Inns been uninterrup,edly going on, a, almost
an uniform rate, while the slaves haye de-
creased by 1868, since the first census.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-31

0FThe following toast was omitted gen.
orally in the celebrations of the 4tli through
out our country" American Liberty lii
cence for twenty millions of whites, and
slavery for three millions of blacks"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-31
JENNY LIND AN hBoLITIoNIsr.- The
New York Herald has the iollowing:-

@'N' A'ih AATHu ihs lllc lollOMltlRs-
" 1t appears from the rossiping letters Of
Grace Greenwood, in the .NaiiOndi Era, thai
Jenny Lind is strong Abolitionist. Thi.
wri'er sailed with her in the Atlantic Ia
England, aud had the opportunity of know
ing her sentiments, which were elected in a
peculiar manner in connection with Harriet
Beecher Stoves hook, Uncle Toms Cab
in." 1t is curious fact, that nearly all the
great celebrities who come here from Eu-
rope are aboitionsts, just because they don't
understand anything about il, except Mllnt
they hear from ilinerant lectures in Europe.
hossulll very soon showed his leaning ia
that way, and some other distinguished men
who have come here from other countries I;
bur the nnleilered Irish laborer could teacl,
them all n lesson, and understands the ques-
lion far better than they do. By.the-hy, il
seems that jenny Lind's husband is also an
nbo!ilionist as well as jew, aud no doubt
the admiration of Grace, about this gentle
mans person, springs from this source.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-31

Adversely exasperates fools, defects cow
ards, draws out the faculties Of the wise and
industrious, puts the modest to the necessity
of trying their skill, awes the opulenf, and
makes the wise industrious.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-31

WoRTH kNOwING.-Parch half a mint OF
rice, until il is brown; then boil it as rice is
usually done. Eat slowly, and il will stop
the most alarming case of Diarrhea.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-31

The 81. Paul, Minnesota, Pioneer, of Julyl,
~ speaking OF tue wentller, says: "There has
not been a time when we have experienced
anything like such drought as now. Tho
ground is perfectly parched and cracked"
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-29
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !

NHE Subscribers receiving from the Nor
IL thern Cities their FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
Goods Their stock is large and varied, and has been
purchased by of the Firm person. such terms
as will enable them to give their and the pub
lie generally the most advantageous bargains All they
ask s an examination of their stock, feeling that
their prices will commend themselves fair and just
both to the buyer and seller.
Inc subscribers tender to their customers their most
hearty thanks for the large and liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon them; and they only promise
that Tor the future. in the past, they will devote all
ers and friends
Their stock, in part, is as follows:
Rich silk Cravell Robe, Fine heavy brocade Silks,
French gro DeA Fuke. PLAIN white and watered do.
Black gro DeRhine do, Bl'k Fig and watered do
Solid Cold. gro De Nap Do. Silver grey Silks,
Thibet Printed high cold DeLains.
Ombe Printed and high cold Muslins,
Bayadere Printed, Satin Cashmeres,
Paris Printed Rob DeLains, (New Style,)
Muslin DeBege, Bayadere graduated Robe DeLains,
English and American Printed DeLains, New styl
Small fg'd and high cold DeLa:ns, for Children.
Glace Poplins, Victoria Tartan and Lima Cloths,
Paris gala Plaids, b * and Col'd Velvets,
Cloaks and Mantillas, New Styles,
French and English Mernos, Brocade Alpacas,
Coburg and Thibet Cloths, Swiss and Cambria Trim.
Valencnes, Edgings, and Insertings,
Cambria Flouncings and Muslin Bands,
Infants Emb'd French Caps, Bodies and Robes,
Flounced Madona Skirts,
French Emb'd Collars, Chemzettes, and Sleeves,
White and Black Lace Wells,
Revere HIND. Festooned & Emb Linen Can Han'f
Jac6net Muslins and Cambrcs,
Dotted and Plain Swiss Muslins,
White and Colored Tarltons,
Striped and Plaid Swiss Muslins,
Striped and Cross Barred Muslins,
French Lace, Gimp and Galoon Trimmings, SC. &C.
w. H. s. r. S. TUCKER.
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES
S. CIR E,S

Patent Compound Wash Mixture.
For Washing CLothes-AhsO for Washing, Cleaning
and BeautJying Painted Surfaces, the Walls,
Ceilings and Entries the Halls, Parlors and
Rooms Of Private and Public Buildings;
the Fronts, Doors and WSndOacs Of
Fancy Dwellings, the Peoos
and Interior Of Church.
es; Furniture; the
Berths,
State Rooms and Cabins of Steamships, Stednl-
boats, and Packet-Ships; Passenger
Ours, Brasses, Iron Railing,
Glass Metallic Sur
faces, &C., DC.
NV ARRANTEDt to give entire satisfaction, and des-
w tined to effect entire revolution in the business
OF the Misunderstanding improved Preparation for
Washing Clothes perfectly with astonishing facility and
dispatch, and without injury texture color Every
family of whatever sze do all their washing less
than hour without the labor of rubbing, pounding
bleaching the friction of machine, thus saving time
expense and labor and securing exemption from the dis
eases caused by the and fatigue incident the
usual mode of Washing, while Clothing itself will be
saved from the and tear of the wash-board and
friction, and last much longer.
The undersigned, having purchased from the Paentee
the sole right and interest for the State of North Caro-
lima, in his Patent Compound Wash Mixture, hereby
informs the Public that he wishes to dispose Family
or County Rights for the
Persons living a distance, wishing TO procure the
right to make and this Valuable PREPARATION do
SO, by remitting FIVE DOLLARS to me, at Raj
elgh, which amount will entitle them family right
which right shall be by mail Immediately, with the
proper directions t. make and the same I am in
possession of large number of certificates from Ladies
and Gentlemen of high standing only in this State
but In Maryland, Virginia and South Carolina but,
deem it unnecessary to fill long Advertisement with
them, unless requested the article will speak for it
SELF and is favoraby known in all the Northern and
Southern States.
aim TO visit all parts of the State as early day
possible, to give the Public opportunity of testing
its value.
JOHN J. CHRISTOPHER, is my authorized Agent
for this City during my absence
WESLY WHITAKER, Jr. is the General Travel
ling Agent.
Feeling satisfied by the use of this Mixture in my
own Family that it cannot fail to please all who try
invite all to call and send in their orders to
j. ]. RYALS.
Raleigh, Sept. %, 1851. 94-tf
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OERCULAR OF THE SOUTHERN
! E2nt:a saicA Medical 1!0llese of Ga.

TERCULAR OF THE SOUTHERN n
~ BOtamicO Medical College of Ga.
The FOURTEENTH Annual Session of this institution,
will open the first Monday In November next, and
continue the usual period.
From the lberaity of the State of Georgia and the
city of Macon, and friends the trustees have
been enabled to purchase a splendid and conmodous
College edce, and procure considerable chemical and
anatomical apparatus, which cannot fail to make the
ensuing of instruction. equal every respect to
the best in the country. The Faculty consists of the
following gentlemen:
]. T. CoxE NJ. D., Prof of the Principles and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
L. BASKsrox, NJ. D. Prof of Physiology and Patho-
| logy.
NJ. S. THoMsox NJ. D. Prof. of Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and children.
]. N. LOOMS, M. D. Prof of Chemistry and Botany.
S. 5. OsL1S, NJ. D. Prof. of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
J. NJ. CoM1xes, M. D. Prof. OF Anatomy !and Sur
gerry.
TKRMs-For Lectures CENTRE fees) 800 90
Matricuation, I" 90
Anatomical 5 90
Graduating, 25 90
Persons desirous of further information, will address
DR.. L. Bankston, Dean of the Faculty, Griffin Ga,
Drs. COKE or Thomson at Macon.
NF $. THOMSON, M. D., Macon, Georgia.
W. continues the treatment of all of chronic
diseases with his usual extraordinary success.
He has cured hundreds of without seeing the
patient, and sends Medicines to any part of the Country
by mail.
Let none despair till they have written him
September Sth, 1852. S6-7t.
Baltimore College OF Dental Surgery.
Session of 1929.
FACULTY:
CHAPLIN A. HARRIS, A. NJ M. D. Professor of Prin-
cples and Practice of Dental Surgery.
THOS. E. BOND, Jr A. NJ M. D. Professor of Special
Pathology and Therapeutics.
w. R. HANDY, NJ. D. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology
PHILIP II. AUSTEN. M. D. Professor of Mechanical
REGINALD N. WRIGHT, \. M. M. D. Lecturer on
Chemistry.
The Mechanical and Dissectng Rooms will be open
on the last Monday of October The Infrmary remains
open throughout the year. The regular of Lee
lures begins on the last Monday of November and will
continue till the last of March.
Tickets for the course $IOO-Dissecting Ticket Cop
tionaD Standardization $5-Diploma Fee $50.
Good Board from So, so to So so.
w. r. HANDY, Dean.
Baltimore, Sept. 8, 1852. s6-4t
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FEHO M E H G. HI A n NTS--IMPORTANTA + AND
Il TRUE. The fact, that merchants can supply their
wants in their home markets. and thus save the trouble
and of northern trp being fully established,
the subscribers in anticipation ol large demand for
their popular Ready Made Clothing, have manufactured
unusually large stock, which, they may safely say
has never been surpassed has been eqnallec in the
southern market.
Encouraged by the very liberal patronage hitherto
ceved, and with largely increased facilities. de-
age, and to every honorable effort to deserve
share of the "pu5ic distribution" Merchants visit
ing Petersburg, whether dealing in Clothing not
invited to vi5it our WHoLEsALE Rooms, now stocked
with every variety of Clothing, Of our oarn nnnufac
te, the most modern styles and at eao York prices.
A S. SHAFER g. CO.,
WHOLESALE CLOTHING BAZAAR,
Sycamo5e, three doors from Bank street,
Petersburg Va.
September l. 1852 S4-tf.
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G70 REWARD will be paid for the apprehen-
HD Osion and securing in Jail, that get her
my negro woman MAL1NDAr, who away from my
plantation in Wake County, about the lth of January
Manday is tall woman, yellow complexion, she 10
between fifty and sixty old she has large feet with
great many broken veins in her legs, has very full eve
bros and is said to be very good midwife. She for
merly belonged to Thos Parish suppose she is lurking
somewhere along on Deep River in Chatham County,
or she may be in Alamance, she has children
up there about Hots Store. Malinday may try
ing pass for free woman. she is good midwife
Address at Green Level, N. G.
PETERSON IVEY.
July 18th, 1852. 7l-5tpd.
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GREENE COUNTY.

IN accordance with the last will and testament of
Nathan Hooker, dec'd shall expose to public sale,
on November 2nd, 1852, in the town of Snow Hill,
Greene county, N. c. tract of land lying northeast
of Hookerton containing 1900 or less-com-
prisng both bottom and upland, of the finest quality
The open land in good state of cultivation and has
on it good
Grist and SaaU MIL.
The latter operates with the Hotchkiss vertical wheels
ALSO several lots in the town of Snow Hill, one con-
tanning good dwelling and necessary outhouses, a
large cotton gin and screw and containing large
storc-house smoke-house aud warehouse all in good
repair The above will be sold on a credit Of twelve
months.
September 7th, 1852. S6-td.
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QuintOn Utley's TOO:h-Ache Drops
For THE CURE OF THE TOOTHACHE.

FOR IHE COhE OF 1HE 1OO I1ACI1G.
One of the Greatest Discoveries Of the 18th Century
ENROM the numerous applications have had for the
II above preparation, for the last few months the uni
form which has attended its its salufary e-
fects its power give Immediate relief in the severest
of Toothache have been induced to offer it to
those who may be afflicted with the utmost contden
in its virtue and full belief that it will subdue and
give entire reet to the severest oohache without the
slightest injury to the TOOTH have got (and can getO
numerous testimonials of ITS eficacy-some from dis
tinguished gentlemen, and all from reliable persons
the State, publication of which deem un-
necessary this time of these Drops when tried
in aching tooth will be worth to the manufactu-
and the patient than all the certificates from great
men that could be procured.
The preparation is known only to myself Every
phia is carefully put by my own hands in the City of
Raleigh and labelle with directions for and may be
found at IRA BECKWITH'S Store, on Fayetteville st.
few doors North of the Yarbrough House, and opposite
Lawrences Hotel, where it will be constantly kept for
sale either by the wholesale retail Also for sale by
the real Jones Drug Store Sycamore street, Peters
burg, Va, and at Andrew Belts Store Wake County,
NJ c. Retail price so cts. per Botte-libera deduction
made when taken by the quantity.
To all who may have the toohache try it, and then it
will need no putting.
All orders from distance promptly attended to by
Mr.. Beckwth or myself
QUINTON UTLEY.
Raleigh, September 7, 1852. s6-1y.
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The subscriber having purchased the entire stock, in
terest accounts &c. of jeff Fisher in the late firm OF
G. & J. Fisher, is prepared to settle with those
who may be indebted to said firm
The subscriber takes this occasion say that he will
continue his business in all its branches his
stand Fayetteville Street. opposite Williams, Hay
wood, & Co. He will keep constantly hand gener-
al assortment of articles in his line He respectfully
socits continuance of the patronage heretofore enjoy
ed by the establishment and his patrons and
friends his sincere thanks for the encouragement he
received in his business. GEORGE FISHER.
Raleigh, Aug. Is, 1852. 79-st.
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&35 REWARD,

HDANAWAY from the subscriber, on the 18th of
IL u last May, my negro man Tom, about 27 years of
age common sized, weighing about 60 pounds.
Tom is not what might be called a muatto neither is:
he very black, but between He has upon one of
his cheeks from burn.
will give the above reward for the apprehension of
said negro, that 1 get him again.
have good to suspect this negro OF being har-
bored by certain white man, And hereby
forewarn all concerned that if the is speedily
stopped, the law must and shall take its have
no disposition to do any of my neghbors injury
injustice but my rights must not be trespassed upon.
w. G. SPAIN.
Wake County, September 7th, 1852. 937-wtf
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A. j. PARTIN.

Dealer i'll Boots, Shoes Brogans Trunks, Vali-
ces, Carpet Bags. SatcheIs, Skins, sc.
DEGS leave say that, having made arrangements
- to receive direct from Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, all goods in his line, he will be prepared, by
large addition to his present good assortment open
the public in the month of September OF the largest
and selected Stocks that has ever been offered in the
State of North Carolina. Farmers, Merchants and the
public generally respectfully solicited call,
anime and supply themselves at
The sign of the BIG BOOT, Fayetteville Street.
Raleigh, August 18th, 1852. rs
fa| REGISTER, Giraffe and Star copy.3 times each.
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FOR GEORGIA.!
September l, 1852.

THE Subscriber offers his place of residence for sale
l. known in the neighborhood as Penny Hil contain
improvements good and conveniently arranged. The
land is well adapted the culture of wheat
and potatoes 1t lies on both sides of road leading from
Raleigh Halifax, eighteen miles distant from the for
and sixty from the latter place, ten miles from Wake
Forest College 1 will make the payments to suit Pur-
chasers will exchange for lands in the southwestern
portion of the Union, young Negroes will be taken in
part payment. Any person who may wish to view the
premises call on me, in of my absence on
Mr.. Jno. Q. A. Barham who resides the Smith place.
BRIAN GREEN.
Penny HILL
August l6 1852. 933-St
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LATE QUALIFICATIONS.

4 UNIT Philis's Cabin. Southern Life as it is
N by Mrs Mary H. Eastman The History of the
Mormons Latter Day Saints, in the Valley of the
Tyrat Salt Lake, by Lieut.. J. w. Gcrmison of the
ToPograPhieak Engineers.
Received this day, at the r.. C. Book Store, by
H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Sept 1st, 1852. s5-
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DIS SOLUTION.

KNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the firm
Il of PARTIN & GILL, dissolved, by mutual
consent, the 18th day of July, 1852 A. j. Partin
having purchased the entire interest of H. O. Gill, the
business will be settled and continued by him alone
ANDREW ]. PARTIN,
HENRY o. GILL.
All persons holding claims against the late
will present them A. J. Parin for payment all i'll
debted will please settle with him.
A. ]. P. & H. o. G.
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New Books.

n ULES of Order, Manual for conducting business
X i'm town and ward meetings, societies. boards of Di-
and Managers and other deberatve bodies bas
ed on Parliamentary Congressional and Legislative Prac-
tce 9Th edition. by Benjamin Matthias, A. M
brief exposition of the Constitution Of the United
States with an appendix containing the Declaration of
Independence and the articles of confederation, and
copous Index, by James Bayard
For sale at the North Carolina Bookstore by
H. D. TURNER.
Sept. 10 1852. So
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NEW BOOKS.

II ILDRETH'S History of the United States, 9th and
1k concluding volume;
Mysteries. Glimpses of the Supernatural, contain
ing accounts of the Salem Witchcraft;
The Cock-Lane Ghost, Rochester Rappings the Strait
ford Mysteries, &c. &C.; by Charles w. Elliott;
Pierre, or the Antiquities; by Herman Melville;
A Buck Eye Abroad, Wanderings in Europe and
in tie Orient; by Samuel S. Cox;
Mental Achemy-a treatise the Mind, Nervous
System, Psychology, Magnetism Mesmerism, and Dis
eases by B Brown Williams, M. D.
The Mother at Home; by John 5. C. Abbott. very
greatly improved and enlarged with numerous engrav-
ings For sale by H. D. TURNER.
At the N. G. Bookstore.
Raleigh, August l6, 1852. 70
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Prints Prints: Prints {!

ERENCH, English, and American, several new
II designs, including erimack, Spragues Cocheco,
Hoyles, Madder, Chintz and Ombcr Watered, Ruby
Green and Orange fast colours for Patch Work, Oil
Chnz and Turkey Red fg'd and plain Sc, sc.
w. Fl. s. R. S. TUCKER.
September Z, 1852. So
Register and Star copy.