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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
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Lirssr frierily. fseiinx friest =,
AefinE tAifiy 20 all men. -
Seeking b do that % ofb<fs
They ttay Do 70 rae sEains
Hating Bb ma. scsrninE no man,
WFpafinE zone By Word er deed,
Bat f5fbfarsng. sooihip<, seFviaE.
Tkas riiye-aad this ny creed.
Hash. e3ass@ainss. fieres eaaseusaing.
Oae soft word Of kiadly peaes
i worth forrest ofabase;
Gailins things bad, calling men bad,
Adds hat = darkness 20 their nigh',
II thou waqid,st in-9oFe thy brother.
Let thy goodaess be BIS light.
have fclt and knc9u how bitter
Human eoldness makes the worids q
4 EF'ry bosom round ne frczra,
Not an eye viii pity pearssts
Still my heart VITA kisdsess teemisg,
GIads when other hearts are glad,
And my eyes . tear drcP hndeth
Al the sight Of othsu sad.
Al, be kind-lile hath no secret
For our hagPiaess ike thFsi
X Kindly hearts are seldom sad ones,
= Blessing ever brinseth bliss;
Lend hciPing hssd 20 others,
Smile though al the wSrld should iroEns
Man Is man, we all are btofhers,
Black or white, or red or brown.
Man l. nan, throlzb all gradations,
Little recks Il where be stands,
Scattered over many lands;
Man i man BY form aad feature,
Man BE- vice and yirtne TOO,
Man in 81 one common nature
Speaks asd binds rs brothers true
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
Testimonials.

WINCHESTER, May 81, 1853.
Westhe undersigned, being solicited 10 give our
opinion asto the character and standing Of the In
surance Company of the Valley OF Virginia, have
no hesitation 10 saying that we have The utmost
CONFIDENCE in The ability and integrity Of The
President and Directors OF that Company.
Thelt tart that we have insured our own property
10 the Company is perhaps the streRgest evidence
we CAP give as 10 our opinion offs merits.
j. Ii JSHsaRAaD, Cash Farmers Bank ofYa.
Hon Nj MaseN, U. s Senator. ).
jacob SgNsENEY, Esq, Merchant Winchester :
T. AtT+IDBALL Presi. Of Bank III Valley Of Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
Job Work.
TO THE PUBLIC.


TN the Spirit OF jefferson, of April the 2dh
j aud May the 81, 1883, offered 10 tie public
what l call Check, or Rubber 10 be used on Ga
nal Boats. And in order to be able 10 suit all class
es Of Boats now offer TWO more which shalt de-
scribe as briefly as possible. And first, On each
side OF the Boat is rubber, boted fast by end,
so as TO open aud close when required within
which, is an Iron Scucheon allowing the wooa 10
rub The Masob-work Of the lock Vertically 10
which is an Iron rod passing up through The i4n-
ders Of the Boat to the top Of the deck. On lhetop
end Of the rod is lever, working like The valve ID
lock gate. and 10 the lower end Of the rod is
lange working at right angles with the rod SD
10 expand the rubber when required The levers
attached 20 a slideT other fixture the deck
of the Boat, to be worked back and forward by i
third lever, or any other device that will answer
the purpose Another has its fubbers boiled fast
10 the Boat as above described with its levers work
ing on he deck, and entefing wedge uhdef the
rnbber so as 10 produce the required operati1n.-
These same ruhbers will also answer for ship ca
mats, as they require openingslo be made thFbach
the hulk q the Boat vessels but operates entire
| ly on the outside efecting what is required By
| direct and easy force.
| The above Checks are now ready 10 he aHplied
10 use, by Mr.. SAML w. SrRlDER, Agent for the
| same. j
Blacksmith Shop is being erected on The whad
al The Old Furnace, where all orders for the above
/ articles addressed 10 the aforementioned agent viii
be promptly altendedto. JOHN BARNETT.
June 3D. 1853
will also mention here, thar have Invented
4 fixture which may be termed an ALARM 10 pre-
vent the collision oistrains Rail Roads l. CON
/ sists of piece of Mechanism operated on by the
motion Of the train and driver passingH through
the Rail lis machinery rams under The track and
will strike Alarm or pont 10 figure indicating
/ the distance that The train is from the place Of
/ stopping. The Bel TO strike the alarm on, or, the
i board with the figure TO tell the distance, may
be placed in house on bridge, or any other
secure place that the company may elect They
may with safety be placed the entire lengthef the
road, and so arranged as to tell at all times where
| the trains are passing. This being something Of
great importance wishto experiment on il more
/ fully before applying III use
/ June %, 1853. JOHN BARNETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
CASH FOR NEGROES.

ne subscriber is anxipus To- purchase alarge
- numoer OF Negroes, VI both sexes, sound and
lkey. PERSONS having Negroes todispose Of: will
ing, as he will paw the - = ~;es
He can beseen 1.-THE lserksaey f,onrfs 81 Ma5t;n<-
Dgfg, on ihe2d Monday and al BerTyvileon the 4fh
Monday in each month and usually at his residence
in Charlestown
Alilefters. addressed 70 hAn viii be promptly al
tended to. VIM CROW
CharIestoEn. Jan. ii fsEa--r. q ~ Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

STABLE RS
ANODTNE CHERRY EXPEgT0RlN |

rs confidently recommended to inFtlidA, as ~
u sn-pGxxe< BY any known pTepasae.ot. .or tne
cure Of C0zyhs He1rsensss, and other taFs ~ Ceo1
Gods !: Broackf1 AGkr-d. Cr1gp Ccls.raaison ~ an
EARLY Stagr aud for the ysifof The FsilSft even n
AdEa1ced Stages Of thai Fatal Disessd. !
esteemed value With others gilmore recent discovery,
and besides its soofg and t0nie Is through
the skin geany. and with great efficacy, the cure
Of this class Of diseases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
Stabler,s Diarrhea cordial

IS pleasant Miziure, compounded N agreement with
the rules Of Pharmacy Of therapeu4e agents, long
known and celebrated FOR Iheir peculiar fhcacy in
Curing DIARRHEA, 4 similar Affections y the sys-
TEN. 10 its action, ii aiiays naus11 md produces
healthy condition Of the LIVER, shus removing the
cause al the same1ti time that itcuFes the dSease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
The Charlest0wn FleDot.

TIME undersigned have formed Co-Partnership
j. in the management and business or 'the
CharleSiown Depot, and hope the liberal patronage
and cpIfdence extended TO the old firm, may be
continued TO the new. ave are prepared to afford
every facility for transacting all
Receiving and Forwarding Business
al the shortest notice and in the most punciual
manner.
WeEaFe determined 10 leave no effort unspared
10 seeGWmodate the old and all The new Customers
who may iayer US with their patronage.
WeE&ill keep constantly on hand large assort-
ment Of articles suitable 10 the wants Of the farming
community. such as
Sal 4, FISH, TAR. PLASTER, &C., s
which will be sold thevefy lowest teams for cash.
or exchanged for any marketable commodities.
faf COAL will be tnrnishes to order. when de-
sired. Wv MOORE & BROTHER.
Jsbhary 6. 1853. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
h HENRY Is. KELLER n d.
OH. GOETZE. NJ d. 100 CHAMBERS street,
Il G. ECKHARDT NJ II, u Howard street,

Es- DR CLASSY is prepared to execute ALI
ofders for surgical apparatus yiz: Artificial Arms
and Legs, which move lik4 natural members Ar-
paraius for Luxation, fol Contracted Digs for
curvature Of The Spine andWaist for False lointss
ef the Arms and Knees; ir Paralytic Legs; ior
Cab Fcot; for Lacryinal fIstnes for FalIiag Of
fheSRectum Hypogasires Be1ys beds and Chairs
for Sick Persons; Crulchts, Trusses &c; Orthoz
pfdc Corsets4 &c, &C. A ! work warranted Let
tiers must be post paid, eotlatring proporlionale
remittance ofIeiiy reierencss.
Jurc 2 ls53-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
/ 7TIRGI MA FREE lRESS AND FARMERS REPOSITORY.

Fron "a. Charleste,rn TIA Harr. .&ore
Roofing, Sponfing, Liglfninr Rod
:Ssorsr- Bafh and B,akiag- Tis6
ESTABLISHMENT!
TINE Machinery Of this Establishment Is in full
i operation, and the above mentioned Wares are
noE rolling OUT with rush.
Tin-Ware.
The assortment Of Tin Ware pow on hand ;Sex-
tensiye. and all ordersirom Merchants wilreceive
prompt attention and Wares Be delivered al their
places Q; business without extra charge.
stoves.
The Metropolitan Elevated Oven Cook Stove.
Tor burning wood, is strong and durable Steve,
and will be sold with all fixtures complete, deliver
ed, sci up and warranted 10 operate we'll for $50.
S35 and SO for Nos. B. 4 and s. An persons in
want Of good Store, will please forward their or
ders and they shall have the pleasure Of seeing one
Of The best stoves in use in operation 10 their
Kitchens and if the Stove does not operate satisac-
torily il will be taken away after six DAYS trial and
no grnmbling. A good selection Of other patterns
Of Stoves kept constantly on hand, which win ID
! sold cheap.
Roofing and SpOuting,.
Will be done in a thorough manner At short no
4 tice, and At prices that defy competition.
Lightning Rods.
Iren Reds with silver plated Points, Brass Con
meters, Glass lnsalaters and malable faslenings
will be put up in durable manner al low prices
Shower Baths and Bathing Tubs.
During The Summer months maybe found al thi
Establishment good assortment OF Shower Baths
Bathing Tubs, Boston Boats, Hip Baths, Fpol
4 Tubs, sc, &c. which viii be finished 10 the neat
EST possible style and sold a; Baltimore prices.
Job Work.
job Work Of every description, connected vii
the Tin and Sheet Iron business, Will be done viii
neatness and promplitude-in short this E>tablist
ment shall be the Emporium Tor The above met
toned wares and Great Bargains will be given |
| all is patrons. THOS- D. PARKER.
Charlesiown, May -, 1853.
cgCo,sun Rags. Wool, Hides, Sheep SIKH
Old Copper Brass, Pewter, Lead, Iron, Dried Frui
| Beeswax, Beans, Germ, Hay Oats, Wood ah
BACON taken al the highest current prices in d,
change Ter WORK Il. y. Pl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
e LIVER COMPLAINT.
mrer,em~s@ Iaundfcc,

cifno>rrrs On ,r.,,---,1-- ,,r-nrr rTAF DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL piSEAyS-
Z ARISING FROM DlSORDERED "A
II ER OR STO1IACti3
$50 .. r.,.,,.,;.- .-.s pst.. FuItess q blood to
~. 49, II 49,. !. y -. 49, ss.-h Nausea, Heart
oarns Dsenst for Food, Fuincss or wsis=- -s. =
stomach Sour Eruct.toss. Sinking r. 49,
the Pit q the Stcm.eh, Sxnming q inc hsao -, -.
CAok;-- - lea IN lying
,.r-,-s n ssi ~, - - wehs before the
s,~hs 49, ~ ~, ~: . ~ Hr.h Defeiency q
Psr,.;r.,; Ts ~. - - - skin and Eyes, Pain
IN The SIDE, Back, Chest. Lialbs &c Ssdaen - n
Of Heat, B1rning In The FLESH Constant :
esi, AID Grcai Depression q Spirits,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
New Jewell ~ store.

THE subscriber begs leave TO bsiurn his sincere
j thanks for the very liberal Far6nage be has
received during the last two Seaia he has been en-
gagged in repairing Watches, gewelrY, &c, in
Charlestown. From the many SOLICITATIONS Of his
friends aud customers he has " last met Their
wishes bv offering them . gosh assortment Of
COLD AND SHYER PATCHES,
and JewelTy OF every description md will continue
TO keep on hand eTers thing pefi4ihiugto the lew
elry lice. He has arfangementsi made in such
way that be viii be able ii gil aay order ia few
DAYS that shall offer at raies 10 sLAtThe times.
Watches and Jewelry osseyeryhekeripiion care
fully repaired as usual. Ill ~
w. It. MCDONALD. Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

MRsWELLER has discontinued to be eur
III Agent for the sile Of the Patent Right Of our
Thresher and Cleanf and we have appointed Mr..
LEWIS #. COPPRSMITH 10 ACT in future as
our only Aeeat for thu sale Of Rights in the United
States and TerrisorieE
9 r 81 ZIMMERMAN 4, co.
chaflesiown, Iuly26 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

THIS Foundry. situated On The Winchester A.
Il Peiomac Railroad. II miles rem Harners-
- oesn rented Tor a term OF years By the
public that he is now prepared 10 "a. 81 sfrle ef
workmanship. which cannot be SURPRISED ifesrs,I.
ed in this Valley. every desctipiior of Machinerv
and Plough Castings. al shcrt notice.
Having been engaged 10 lhe busipes. for m.nv
yes's y .ne largest fonadries in The United States
.ne lug nov determined q devote his While at
.ss.loz . ne business he i ccn1deni ihas those
time. bs favorine their own interests AZ kis rrrs
Cor Castings shall Be as low Is Il any foundry n
theHalIey- :
Orders. from all ia want Of CASTINGS Of any De-
cripti0l. are respectfully solicited.
Ecpld Iron iakep IN exchange for Castings.
HENRY 2. PARKER.
I1lz.I. - 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
groceries.

i have large stock Of Grode,Ies On Of which
are OF the bestquality. t3E
Also, large lot OF Ladies, Misses aud Chill
dren's Shoes Silk, Kossuih and Wool Hats Caps
Of every description. Those who desire to gel
good bargains are respectfully invited 10 call soo
and judge f9r themselves Ma
Harpefs- Ferry. October 9. lB53I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

LUMBER, LUMBER.
VII have on ham and for sale 81 ne T1eno, n
w ChaIlestownA LARGE LOT OF PLANK.
lksnch, zach and tof an inch suitable FOR weath-
eTboaTdihg and plaAing Of wagon beds. Also, a
lasge lei Of GondeIas
y. W. MOORE & BRO.
Eharlestown Depd July % 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
ReceiTing and FerWarding Business
WAITED.

r WISH 10 purchase ior my own use, NEGRO
L WOMAN, who is good Cook and Washer
70 such as viii sui, Lair price win be paid.
Sept 20. 1853 WELLS ]. HAWKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
BARGAINS.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

-u1HE undersiened has Just returned from the
n East with ! large and general sss1rlneAt o.
Goods r~hich has been purchased Is lev AS any
Goods in ths Valley Of Virginia, rot cash The
assortment in part The following Articles,
VIZ: II
Saper Black clohs sad Cassimefes s
Super Fancy Csssinetis, ~ very low pFiees;
Silk veivets, Saiins. and JFSx,d Silk Meetings;
Plain Black, changeahle, Plaid, SLIPPED and
Figured silks
Decisions Tarlions and Safcenets
Swiss, Pain and Figured Musrihs
Cambria and Jaeonf do.
Super Curtain Muslins Of varions pf,seKusi
Ginghams and 46sicoes, all patterns. and prices
Ladies Super Linen Handksrcbiefs;i
Gents Linen and Silk Go,
Colored and Black Cravats;
Grape Cashmere and Wooitn ShaEls, OF vari-
Gus sizes and prices;
Figured ard Pain Bobinets;
A large ASSORTMENT OF Dress Trimminssr
Silk Laees and Fripges FreHeh SrSsd Collars;
Ladies Kid, Silk, and Lisie Thre4d u loves;
Genllemenss Kid and Silk tn, ! DO;
Ladies Sill, Cashmere, Lans.IweOiiiGd Cotton
Hose; f~
Genilemens do; Ii
Super White. Red and Telitu Flh5Aeis;
Domeslies df every description add fsiofi =.
Fine / dl2-i THiiled Bankkast
Servants Blankets; Canton IFlsnne3
Silk and Fancy Bonnets; 8#.
A large assortment of Fancy and Plkih Ribbons
Artificial Flowers, Combs aRa Braskes; and al
most every article ia The faucy way.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
1873.
Fresh Groceries.

TINE undersigned respectfully announces 10 hs
i friends aod the public generally, that be y
now receiving and opening general assortment
oE Groceries Queensware. SC, TO which ne m
vftes The attention OF the public.
Sept g. T. III BkYWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
Cash fot Negroes.

AN DESTROYS 10 puscha.i, large number Of
NEGROES for thet SS9lhern markets. men.
women, boys, girls AID NmiIies, for
W3,c1i vii, give the hiEhestE rash prices o.
Persons having slaves s. sell win
please inform me personally or By letter
a ~ inehester which VIZ rex rive prompt
aL'enllon; q q n. 4 ~ 3 Campbell,
No. 242, West Pratt strict tsltimore.
ELsJAM MCDOWELL.
Agentfox y. III 4. " T. Campbell.
Winchester, Septembkr Il sfe5i; 81 l ~ N s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
Tale Notice,

aAT = z; y sss Session s1 q r. general A
pitaton for an act constitute the Potomac river
frohi Siriker's WAREHOUSE % the Potomac Wills, a
lawful fenee. lSeptember %, 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10
China and QuccRsw.nre. J

Among whikh are several. hanls ODE Tea Set.
go9d assortment Of Hard aFe7e Stlery, Car
pentefs Tpois, &c MATTERS locking Glssse
and Tin WAR I IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-10

FRESH supply or Soda. Water. Buster. and
"A Sugar Crackers, Just received and feE safe ~
Ss5i 81 r. IL BROWN.
TyRENcH GLASS By I0and 10 hyli2--jast
E received and for sale By
Sept. g. r H. BROWN.
GORN.-We viii give The market psiee FOR
" Corn IN Goods or Cash. -
October s. 1853 KEYES& KEARSLEY.
TyxTRA ARTIcLEsFoR GLOVES ~ sale
II By J. L H0oFF.
osf %.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31
STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The ANNUAL MEETING Of the Estate TEN
PERANcE SOCIETY, Of He Women OF Ono" will be
held in COLUMBUS on Wednesday, and Thusday
the llh and l2h of January next.
1t is true our hopes of immediate and efficient
Legislative action for Temperance, have diminished
since the uniayorabe result of the late election
but if this has shown us the need of greater pre-
paratory work among the people than We had sup
posed necessary instead of becoming disheartoned
we should buckle on the arm0r anew resolved to
conquer at all hazards for it is work for God and
humanity, which we have no right and should have
no inclination to lay aside.
Let us then come up in great numbers from all
portions Of the State. and let us especially have
delegates and reports from all the Female Temper
aneo Societies. OF every name, in the State; and let
each delegation come prepared with Resolutions,
and if possible with speeches and with money to
aid the cause. Let us once unite in our do
iberations in order that we may labor moro wisely
unitedly and efficiently, the coming season.
Arrangements will bo made by citizens of Col
umbus, to entertain gratuitously ladies who may
attend from abroad.
In behalf of the Executive Committee.
j. @. BATEHAM, Prest.
'D6S-( -(ohio papers please copy, )-dsa
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31
NATURALIZATION OF SLAVERY.

We publish, to-day, artce no. of William Good
ell on this subject. We have always boen frp'
believer in the supremacy of the Divine over hui
man law, and we are happy to extend that opinion
and to impress it tneaaceably upon the hearts of the
people. tits the great object for which we labor
from week to week. Because we believe in this, 1t
is that we repudiate alegience to the constitution
and the Union, as well as the fugitive slave law
To aid US, we shall avail ourscf of such portions
Of Mr.. Goodell's argument as seems to us most I'M
portant and impressive. If we arc not Mistaken
his course of argument will lead him pretty effect
usliyto use up one Of the most common stgoments
Of voting anti-slavery men agbinstthe non ~etng
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31
News of the Anerk.
ITEMS s.


A new piano has been invented with three finger
boards, which gives the performer the power of
combining all the effects Of n full orchestra.----
Elihu Burrtt has been lecturing in Boston on
cheap ocean postage.---Mrs. Emma X. Coe
lectured in New York last week, on Woman's
Rights.---At tho late State Fair in Georgia, n
silver cup was awarded for the best natire baby.
"A fifty dollar premium will be awarded
next year for the best baby pecimen.--Santa
Anna has been proclaimed Dictator for two years
Miss Dix is at Washington asking for n
donation of land to build hospital for the insane,
MIR. Sumner has proposed to the Senate, q
resolution to revise arrange and simplify the stat
utes of the U. S.---Whe Congress was dis
cussing the propriety of purchasing Mount Vernon,
Mr. Giddings inquired, whether, if land was to be
obtained from Virginia, the Wilmot Proviso was to
be applied to it.--Bayard Taylor has returned
home after an absence of two oyoars.--Buffalo'
Cleveland and Chicago, have held indignation
meetings against the Erie outrages. col
ored population of Boston is said to be about
$500. Rdgley, notorious Baltimore kid
napper, is dead.--ThO Ohio Legislature meets
next Monday.
:
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31

One IDEA excludes almost every other at present
in the editors mind-that is, large subscription
list is needed to the Wesleyan, and but little is do
ing to secure it, Do, brethren, get this notion out
of the editors head or it is feared other ideas will
have a poor chance, and the columns suffer.
Just our case, exactly, Brother Wesleyan and we
recommend your remedy to the friends of the
Bugle. Tho best way to get good paper is to
furnish good list of prepaying subscribers. Try
u.s. friends
And we do hope our Wesleyan's friends will try
the experiment on their Editor Their paper is a
good one any way. But large lots of new subscr-
bers, Just now at New Years, we know will make
it better for twelve months to come
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31

A MlsDlREcrroN.-The gentleman who sends the
following, has quite mistaken his man when he
sends such reasons for the insertion of his commu-
nications. We shall be glad to insert any valuable
communications, but it will be because Of our
judgment Of their merits and not that our cores
pondent promises to subscribe fer the paper, or
because his friends fight under our banner
"FRIESD RoDrNsoS; As some Of my warmest
friends in Ohio and Pa. fight in the same ranks
for freedom and under tho same flag with yourself,
and as anticipate to be perpetual subscriber
for your excellent paper, l hope you will let my
friends hear from me through your paper, by co
pying the following"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31

MERCANTILE CoLLEGE.--We ask attention to the
advertisement Of Messrs. Bryant, Lusk and STRAIT
tons Mercantile College, Cleveland. We are as
surcd that they have spared no pains to make it
one of the best institutions of its kind, in the
country With Mr.. Lusk, who has charge of the
department of penmanship, We are acquainted,
and know him to be most skillful writer, and an
accomplished teacher of that art If his associates
are his equals in their respective departments, and
we have no reason to doubt that they are, the ms
titution must be one Of the most desirable of its
kind in the country.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31

brethren. Slavery" say they, sis the creature of
LAWS established by law, and can only be abol-
ished by law" Now if slavery cannot be legalized
what becomes Of this argument2 And yet we can
name multitude of freesoilers who make this con-
cession and then Aippantly turn upon us with the
scmblance Of argument to which we have referred
We shall hereafter hand them to the last liber-
ty party candidate for the Presidency If he makes
out case at oil worthy of himself or his position,
he will thoroughly push out the underpinning Of
this argument
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-12-31
OBITUARY.

DlED--In Salem, December 27th, MARY ANN
Boswell, aged Is years, eldest daughter of Peter
and Amy Boswell.
As her life had been marked by amoblc devotion
to the interests of her family and friends, so was
her change marked by quiet and peaceful serenity
the memory of which will ever remain with hcr
friends as their choicest consolation.
The funeral will take place Saturday morning al
10 o'clock.