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MUFFIN Y.ON SHIP BOARD.


The ship John Ravenal, of Charleston has ar
rived here from Liverpool. On May goth, Jas.
Burnside, the chief mate, made an attempt, sup
ported as he said by the crew and passengers, to
put the Captain in irons, when the latter rushe
into the state room and seizing pistol shot the
mate through the heart. The Captain says he
can assign no cause for the mates conduct.
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National Agricultural Convention.

W AsHINGfON, June 25.
The National Agricultural Convention adjourned sine
die to-day after passing resolution respectfully asking
Congress take steps aid the great interest of Agr
culture, by establishing an Agricultural Bureau &c
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MURDER.--On the 5th insr as we are informed
by gentleman of Scott county, man by the
name of James Scissor took the life of eighbor
by the name of Elijah Hicks at or near Nickles-
vile, in Scott county. 1t appears that the faith
er of Scissor and Hicks had fallen out about an old
bnd-bridle, when young Scissor interposed, and
in the midst of a fight, drew concealed knife
from his person and stabbed Hicks to the heart,
who Immediately expired -Abingdon Varg.
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LATEST NEWS,
Photographed for the Times.
gOEGEsE ssFGNAL.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

" AsnIYGToN June IS.
The SENATE to-day, shortly after meeting went into
Executive session, and after time hid been spent
therein the doors wercopene when the private Calendar
was taken up md the remainder of the day devoted
the consideration of bills OF private character
In the House. after several Intellectual efforts to recon-.
nit the land bills the Pennsylvania Contested Election
case came up the unfinished business of yesterday
This subject occupied the House the remainder of the
1av
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: BALTIMORE MARKETS, June 25

FLouR.-We note sales to-day of 200 bbls. Howard
street Flour at "a 12athe price established yester
day.
GRA1N.-Market steady at the following quotations
Red wheat 80 1902; white 102 1o4 white corn SO; yell
low 60 a 62; oats 36040.
Business in the produce markets generally dul
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sss.sz4ql.sas3S MIfTTARY AND CTVIC TIN Esgle
Infantry, Lieut.. A Richards, commanding will make
their fifth annual excursion down James River the
steamer Curtis Peck, on MONDAY evening the 2sth
Instant.
The corps will be accompanied by the Armory Brass
Band and Ruffin's Cotlon Band The boat will leave
the wharf at Rockets at y O'Clock precisely Mr. A.
Pizzin will furnish refreshments board at city prices
Tickets for gentleman and lady ST. for each additional
lady, 50 cents to be had of Messrs Haskins Libby
G. E. Sadler, any officer of the company.
ri
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IOO0 SACKS LTv ERPooL FINE

IUOU SALT, receiving per SIR New York, for sale
by DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
'jea5
ID M. ZHM Il R MAN, NO. a53 MAIN
HI. STREET, CORNER OF 18TH RICHMOND
offers for SALE complete assortment of keeping
and other articles follows
CUTLERY-Fine ivory handle Knives and Forks, in
sets of 81 pieces, by the dozen set ivory-handle
Knives by the dozen; buffalo handle Knives and Forks
Carvers Steels, Bread Knives, pen and pocket Knives
Scissors fruit and other Knives.
HARDWARE-Tea Kettles, Saucepans maslin and
brass Kettles, FryPans, Grdirons, Waffle 1rons Fur
naees, Tenders, Fire Irons, Coffee Mills &C.
SILVER-PLATED WARE-Castors, Spoons, Forks
Butter Knives Walters Toast Racks, Shutters and
Trays, &c
ALBATA PLATE-Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons
Salt and Egg Spoons Table and Dessert Forks
BRITANNIA WARE-Tea and Coffee Potts. Cream
Jugs Sugar and Sop Bowls Pggins, Soap Ladies' Cas-.
tors Mugs, Candle Sticks, Gas Lamps
TIN WARE-Engsh block tin Coffee and Tea Pots
Sugar Dishes Slop Bowls and Cream Pots Dish Covers,
Coffee Urns.
JAPANNED WARE-Toilet Sets Water and Slop
Buckets, Cake Boxes, Dressing Cases, Spice Boxes,
Tea Trays Nursery Lamps, Plate Warmers Tea and
Coffee Cansters, Tumber Drainers
BATHING APPARATUS-Loc ke's, Patent Shower
Baths, Hand shower, Sponge Hip EMERSON and chill
dren's Bathing Tubs
REFRIGERATORS, &c--McDonough's Refrigera
the best article manufactured in this country Wa
ter Coolers Ice Trays Picks and Maets Ice Cream Free
zers.
CLOCKS-Amerc an French and Vienna 80 hours
and 70 day large stock from the best manufacturers
PAPER MACHE GOODS-Stands, Tables, Port Fo
los Trays and aters and variety of other articles
nlaid with pearl and painted.
WOOD WARE, &c-Tubs. Buckets, Churns Pig
gins, Water Cans Barrel Covers, Brooms Mats Willow
Wagons Cradles Baskets plain painted and embroidered
BRUSHES AND BROOMS-H wall busting shoe
marking furniture crumb scrubbing, whitewash, flesh,
tooth nail hat and clothes Brushes and sweeping Brooms
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS olins Guitars Flutes
Accordeons Flutnas, Banos; VIOLIN guitar, and banjo
Strings &c.
COMBS Tortoise shell and imitation tuck side and
dressing pocket, fine tooth and wood Combs
CAST IRON HAT RACKS-Together with PERU
merry Soaps and fancy articles great variety too hume
rous to be embraced in an advertisement. je
II ASU%-to hills Co. cola h.,
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LYNCH LAW IN INDIANA-On the ght of the
9TH instant company of men, BACKED and dis
guised, paid James Madison Rush, young gem
tleman of Brow nstown, Indiana, a v;sit-took him
from his bed and wife and lynched him soundly
with real hickory timber well seasoned. The
blood streamed from hundred wounds before the
mob were satisfied to let their victim CO. Rush
has not been able to walk since. The patry styled
themselves the Regulators, and charged Rush
with several larcenies. They informed him that
ifhe did not leave the place in ten days he might
expect another visit from them.
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THE FRIENDS OF MOSES,

IL at A MORRIS'S Book Store,
The Friend of Moses the Defence OF the Penta'
seuch as the production of Moses and inspired docu
ent against the objections of modern skepticism, by w
Hamilton D D.
The Glory of Christ illustrated in His character and
history including the last things of His medeatoral gov
eminent, by Gardner Spring.
What now? for Young Ladies Leaving School by Chas
T Deems
Revolutionary Memorial, embracing poems, by the
Rev Wheeler Case, published in 1878.
Call at 81 Main street. js2o
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NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.--The Norfolk Her.
aid says:
1t gives us pleasure to learn that Commander
Pettgrew has been acquitted ofthe charges against
him, which have been the subject of enquiry for
some time before the Court Martial now sittiSu
on board the Pennsylvania
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ALALUAMnE REaEnENCE AND nUILp.

ING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF SYDNEY, FOR
SALE AT AUCrION--Mr. l., II. Dance having purl
chased larger farm and intending to thereon,
VIII expose to sale at public auction on TUESDAY, the
29th instant at o'clock, p NJ, upon the premises, his
neat and desirable cottage residence i'll the of sgd
ney at the corner OF larvie and Federal streets with all
the buildings attached therefor all ncw in first rate order
and sufficient for the accommodation of moderate sized
family After the sale of the dwelling there will be sold
ten beautiful lots, fronting the north line of Elmwood
street. each 30 feet, running back 100 feet alley
Also, other building lots fronting the north ue of
Federal street the sze and depth of the above
lots.
TERMs-One third cash. balance six and twelve months
for negotiable notes, interest added and title retained till
the last note shall be fully paid off.
w. GODDIN.
ie22 Anctr
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nv JAMES Nj. TAYLOR.
vEywO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROIN,

FENWO VALUABLE EOTS OF GROUND
III ON CARY AND 2lST STREETS AT AUCTION.
commencing at O'clock p. NJ, upon the premises two
vacant lois Of ground. situated the north side of
Cary street, at its intersection with the line of
street, fronting 40 teetng inches each Cary street,
and running back 159 feet to alley.
In view gifts contguty the Dock and the
ton OF business there abouts which must necessarily
suit from the many improvements in Of
ton the location Of this property very desirable for
factory, warehouse or lumber yard.
TERMs-One third cash, balance at and years with
interest.
By request of the owner
je25 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FCRNl-
u l. TURE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY after
the Goth ns at o'clock, at the residence of j. i
Crowell 9Th street. between Clay and Leigh streets
(who declining housekeeping will be sold auction
without reserve his entire Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, consisting of the usual variety.
Sale to be conductedby GEO. J. SUMNER,
go Auctr.
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FRIDAY-Delaware, extra, No 24-Capital: sl2 900
70 Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81.

SATURDAY-Kentucky. extra, No. l48-Capita: 81
444. 70 Nos. Is drawn. Tickets s..
SATURDAY--Delaware Lottery, No 2a-to be drawn
26th June-Capital: $4,000. Grand Capitals S26567,
10000 140O0 100 of 1000 100 of $780, l60 of $780, &c. rs
nos, IA drawn Tickets $40.
Buyers referred to my list of prizes which
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by
Orders torpackages certificates single tickets in
the above schemes and in all the lotteries promptly
tended to- and drawings sentwhen requested Please adj
dress orders to
ie21 NJ STRATTON Richmond Va
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81 N. STRATTON, Richmond, Va
WONDERFUL ANB NWUsi

AT THE EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL
DROFESSOR F. LAWRENCE HALE, the South
Il Lecturer upon the and highly interesting
subject of Electro Biology has the honor of announcing
to the citizens of Richmond, that he will give his first
Lecture Thursday evening June GATH the above named
Hall, to be followed by series of the most interest,
ing experiments yet witnessed any age of the
world and which have been received with oflaugh
ter and applause from crowded houses and the
husastc praise from the press in all portions of the
try. His Lectures having been attended by six
thousand persons in the last four years. comprising the
most recherche and elite of all communities.
- Admission twenty-five cents A gentleman and
two ladies fifty cents, clergy free. Lecture
ut O'Clock.
- For particulars see small bills lie 23-ft
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M n Ub

Yesterday afternoon EDWARD B., youngest son of
SAM and ANN REDFORD. The friends of the family
are invited to attend his funeral Sunday
m ornng at 10 o'clock
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4 NuaE AND LOOT NN EOCIaT AII.EY

EHousE AND LOT ON LOCUST ALLEY
IN FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
FRIDAY next, the 22d July commencing at 10 clock
p NJ upon the premises that large four story brick ten
ement situated the east side of Locust Alley between
Main and Franklin streets adjoining the property of Jno
Thompson ESQ., fronting 25 feet and running back 1875
feet to 10 foot alley The house is in good order hav
ing beenreceny repaired throughout, and has ample
comnodatons for large family. This property is oca-
ted in the very heart of the city and is desirable from its
contiguty to the principal places of business.
TERMs4 cash. the balance at g. IL and IS months for
negotiable notes. with interest added and secured by
trust deed. JAS NJ. TAYLOR
je 24-eotf Auctr
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- =

CHANGE OF HOURS.
IN and after THURSDAY, the LIST July 1852, a
" regular passenger train will between Rich
mond and the Junction, connecting at the junction
with Fagg Co.'S line of Stages for Burkeville, Char
lotte Court House, Halifax C. H. Danville, Milton and
Greensboro The train will stop for passengers only the
Field, Tomahawk, Powhatan, Matoax. Scott's Shop,
Amelia Court House, Wyanoke and Jennings Ordinary.
Leave Richmond every day, except Sunday, at
O'Clock, A NJ Returning leave the Junction at $50 P.
Children and 10 years of age half price,
to any points except the two first named Servants
cling by themselves be furnished with two passes
that one be retained in the Office and must be
pressy stated the pass that they permitted
on the cars freight train will leave Richmond every
Wednesday. Parties forwarding goods must have them
on the ground the previous evening
N 1.-The Stage leaves the Junction every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. in connection with the
point every Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to Danville
Through passengers not providing themselves with
tickets will be considered as way and
an increased rate fare.
ie go JOHN OSBORNE, supt
nsNABURGs AND COTTON YARNs.-
" We have just received on consignment, a LOT of
heavy Virginia made Osnaburgs, Bagging and Cotton
arms, which we offer for sale very low.
jeg5 KENT, PAINE x KENT
MI AN AG RS OFTICE.-R. FRANCE
NA & CO., successors to F. MORRIS & co.
Splendid Schemes For This Dav.
Capitals: 100000 1896, of 100000 of 5000 of
$500, 1ooof 1000 &c rs numbers, 16 drawn. Tickets
Also, the Dollar Lottery--Capitals: s5ooo 1000 900
800, &c
Drawn numbers of Carol co-class so
81 ~ 80 IS 80 II 81 IS &c II.
je26 c. w. PURCELL
8 ALE, fine and round alum, Sugar house Molassos
- Mountain Dew Whskey, Rio and Java Coffee choice
Cognac Brandy, for sale by
jsas DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.
PHOENIX FACTORY.
BUILDERS and others in want of Sash, Blinds
IL and Doors, are respectfully informed that have
reopened my factory MAN, between 6th and 9th
opposite Boshers Row, where prepared to furnish
superior h0nd maze co,h at the lowest prices trial
will satisfy judges of the superiority of my work Ready
made Sash 8x10 and 10xl2 also Blinds to suit the same
always on hand. E. O. TRAYLOR, Agent.
- Danville Register will copy weekly month.
ap 6-d6m
MATURE produced what man could not invent,
But mans created the worlds content;
A Fountain bursts upon the public eye
Amusement seizes all that passes by.
Thy "Floeing Fountain" invented for our use,
Is made to fit the pocket and to hold the juice;
Encompassedin case of gold or silver,
Designed to suit the taste of every beholder.
What Tourist would not substitute in place,
The rude inkstand and ruder case?
The PEN within whose gittering barreIliss
precious "Inhy FouAt that never dies.
And still we hesitate we'er marching. ON,
Doubling orno there is not mischief in t,
That some goodfor-nothing man
Is practising his slight of hand
Now, gentle reader trustin me-
This "Inky Fount' is all you see
There's no deception any where,
1t flows as free crystal air.
AT the Richmond Mandatory, corner of Main and
Eleventh. you will find Pens and Spectoczes Cases and
Founans manufactured at the South and the first in the
land Fater not but come forward and help Won can
ap Sim RICHMOND MANUFA Glory
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Layang q Corner Stone

Laying CoTner Stone.
New YORK. June "a.
The cornerstone of the Bible House Fourth Avenue
laid this evening by the Hon. Theodore Freinghuy-
sen, President of the American Bi bic Society large
concourse of people were present The new building
will cost $270O00.
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Id AS Agents for the manufacturers, keep hand
constantly extensive and varied stock of the above
articles, made of India Rubber. The attention of mill
owners, steamboat and engine proprietors and
machnists is particularly invited these goods Their
superiority universally acknowledged that
almost needless to enlarge that score, Evidence of
extensive manufacturing establishments, and by large
proportion of the steamboat propretors, only in this
country, but throughout Canada and the other British
Provinces in North America. in preference any other
description For sale every variety and any quantity
by WILLIAMS Il BROTHER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets, Richmond, Va
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FUGITIVE SLAVES IN CANADA-A paper published al
Windsor Canada West that the arrival of fugitive
slaves at that place, averages three per day
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81 AUCIiON.-On SATURDAY MORNING, the
26h inst commencing at o'clock in the lot in rear of
my auction house. 18th street. will be Sold several good
horses, pair OF work mules 2 wagons dray cat
good set wagon harness. also fine bay horse of coed
SIZE sound and works well in single or double harness.
ANY person wishing to buy good substantial carriage or
buggy horse would do well to attend this sale
lie 90 GEORGE I STTNNt7p A..
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TOT IlTIZES STRATUM
Drawn Nos of Delaware No 81, June 18TH:
Sc 80 % 20 90 81 II % 1e 3 90 81.
Tickets Nos 81 49, prize of $3.50, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky No l42, June 18th:
SO II So 81 ~ 20 81 10 46 90 IL.
Tickets Nos go 81 ~ the second capital of $1,000 sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No. 22-.June 81:
43 80 63 SO SO 81 70 50 70 81 AZ % 81 IA.
Whole Nos % 80 SO, prize of 800 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No. 144-June 90:
80 81 IS 81 IL GO ~ SO SO 60 "a 81 rs
Ticket Nos IS 81 co. sold and paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of De aware extra No 49, June 22nd
As I 70 IL Sc 8 81 81 80 "a.
Tickets Nos As 81, prize of $780, so d and paid by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No LAG, June oath: Eg&
81 II 62 81 5 48 10 IA SO ~ Is 40 l.
Half Nos1 7 SO, sold and paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Delaware. No %, June oath:
6 19 40 68 70 IA 16 So 50 SO 81 II g.
Tickets Nos 10 4s g. prize of 5000 sold and paid by
STRATTON.
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NOR sALE.-A Farm of 167 acres near Rich
II Inond on the Williamsburg Stage Road. with vaua
bic buildings. Water, Orchards Meadow, &c. Terms
accommodating Apply at this Office je 26-7t%
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NEW YORK, June 24.-Arrived schr Haxa, Lay
field. Richmond.
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w. ALLEN
DR. A P e R AND TAILOR,
u,s,

" OCLD inform his friends and patrons that he hs
w opened in the house of Messrs. I. II. Price & Co
up stars, where he will be pleased to them, and
sures them that nothing will be spared to give satisfaction
eff
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d. FOR NEW YORM-FuSt VesSet-Vir-
49, 80 ginia line of Richmond and New York

<tts5L FOR NEW YORM-FwSt VesSet-Vir-
Packets.-The superior new packet schr CALICO,
Captain Nelson, loading and will sail with dispatch.
For balance of freight of 500 packages tobacco apply
Captain on boad at Ralston Peasants wharf, to
10 % DAVID CJRRIE.
L. FOR BOsTON-Faast VeSseL-The regI
- ular packet schr COURIER, Captain;Rogers, now
loading and will sail with despatch For balance freight
apply to Captain on board at Ralston Peasants wharf
to
je2 DAVID CURRIE.
<,4asL FOR FREIGHT O4s CHATTER
sThe superior fast sailing A coppered and copper
fastened Barque Cyane Carries $50 hhds. tobacco or
$500 barrels flour. For terms, apply to
je 3 DAVID CURRIE.
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BY RICMARD CAUTETORN.

OksE AND BUGGY an AGCTE9N-
THIS MORNING, at o o clock at the lot in req,
OF Mr. Geo Summers, will sell auction for cash a
line family horse, and buggy and harness nearly new
CARFtlAGE-Also,a second hand carriage
je26 r. CATTTHORN
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= ALE, tne and ground ALUM Sugar house Molassos
- Mountain Dew Whiskey, Rio and Java Coffee, choice
Cognac Brandy, for sale by
js2s DAVENPORT ALLEN & co.
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s TKATTON's OFFICE, Ne. 5, South


Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
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DIR. d. h. HILL.

NOOK FOR HIRE good cook, who under
~ stands his business is honest and Industrious will be
hired for the balance ofthe year, Apply to
WIN. II. ENSIGN
my 25 l46 Main ST
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-26

Our reliance, indeed, must be on Chrisinni-
~, ns a divine message TO man. II is the
light and the hope of the world, the inspirer
OF every good work, the only power "given
among men, whereby we must be saved"
The church, fully believe, is to redeem
the race. But, rs in ancient days, so now,
the work of reform must hegin outside OF
existing systems, beyond the shadow of our
ruling church judicntories, among the great
body of the people. We must not com.
mence with the chief priests aud rulers, who
are always ready to cruelty reform, but like
Fox aud Wesley, we must take Our stand in
the midst of the multitude, who have no
other interest than to find ard embrace the
truth.
If we make no appeal TO them, aud wisely
and faithfully labor, we shall triumph. The
ruling powers ia church and state, like PLATE
aud llerod, may combine against US, but we
shall be sustained. The strong blast of the
world may blow against us, but we shall be
driven onward 10y "ihe trade winds of heav-
en-" Gone strong thing find here below,
the just thing, the true thing" Aud great
consolation to abolitionists it il, that, few in
numbers, hated of the world, and branded as
fanatics, incendiaries, and madmcn, they yet
have perfect assurance, n faith running
over with fitness, that un Almighty arm will
crown with ultimate success their humble
and sincere stri'ings for freedom and hu-
mnuitV
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THE ANTI.SLAVERY BUGLE,
Published cvory Saturday, at Salem, Co.. Co., {

Published epory Saturday, at Salem, Col. Co., o.
IERNs.-Sl,5O per annum if paid in advance.
Sl,15 per annum if paid within the first six
months of the subscribers year.
S2Oe per annum, if payment be delayed
Beyond six months.
tS~We occasionally send numbers to those
who are not subscribers, but who are believed
TO be interested in the dissemination of anti i-sla-
very TRUTH with tho hope that they will either
subscribe themselves, or use their influence to
extendits circulation among their friends.
Communications intended for insertion
to be addressed to MARIUs X. RoBiNsoS, ltor
All others to EMILY ROBINSON, Publishing Ag't
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-06-26

The telegraphic wire was struck near
Galena last week by atmospheric lightning,
and melted for about three hundred yards,
and more or less injured for half mile. A
spectator who saw the stroke describes the
electrical exhibition as chain of fire,
stretching both ways as far as he could see
across the landscape.