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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-12

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Married and Given in Marriage.

An Australian correspondent Of the Alta
California, gives quite on interesting account
of the British convict system in Van Die
mans Land aud thus describes tho marry
ing mania which exists among the cOnycts
who are out of service, aud the reasons
thereof lie writes:
But the only case of the Government
seems to he to get these people of their
| hands ns fast ms possible, and another meth
cd has now been hit upon in finding a ready
marke; for thousands of the cOnvicis, aud
therefore relieving the eXchequer of the ex-
| pcusc Of maintaining them; aud presume
| the man who first devised it WAS made a
baronet by the British Government. IL is
neither more nor less than encouraging, be-
tween the coEsicis and the free portion of
the inhabitants, matrimonial alliances In
| these, young ladies aiiiauco themselves to
old men, and young men marry old women.
| will explain. A female convict, by be-
coming the spouse of freeman, is entitled
TO all The rights and privileges of a free wo-
man. AS long us she keeps with her hus-
baud, the bonds of matrimony are tile only
bonds to which she s subject.
The Same with male convict. BY mar
| rying n free woman, Io becomes, by virtue
! Of lis Office, rs 'huShlud,' rs free as ,he
Governor himself, Hs long ns lac conducts
himself TO the satisfaction OF his better half.
The consequence Of this clever stroke OF
policy is, TINT marriages of this description
are continually coming off with wonderful
rapidly. An old man can get, ia this oc-
coniuGating country, us young lady Tor his
wife os lc plcases; that is, if he is not over
| scrupnlnus rs 10 her pas, character, which is
never, IN Van Diemar's Land, 10y the bye,
taken into consideration. Tie has many to
chouSc from, not one Uf whom will spnrn
his Offer 50 anxious ere they to escape
from Government, that question whether
one Of them could be found who would re-
tuse her hand TO even Ola Nick himself
On the other side, any Australian Lady
ycrging on !ihy cau he supplied, il she re-
qure il, with as youhial husband as her
heart can desire. There arg hriore her,
inen Of every age and condition 10 select n
partner from parsons, doctors, clerks,
trRdesmcm, and lahorers; few will hesitate
a moment when she brogchOs the subject
The vast majority, 10 get ont Of Government
power, would marry the Witch OF Endor
herself, if that would accomplish it.
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a Bull Killed by an Elephant.

A correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot,
writing from Athens, Ohio, Says:-" Tie
other day,as q caravan OF rare animals in
cuding one that travelled with trunk were
passing up Federal Creek, in Athens county,
Ohio, 1t encountered n sturdy Buckeye dri-
wing large hull Now this bull unlike some
people, had never seen 'lhe elephant" bei6re,
and when the "criHuY" came in sight com
menced making his fore feet familiar with
the =" free SOIL" and his lungs familiar with
their accustomed exercise. His driver and
owner warned Mr.. Barnun's agent To get out
Of the way. But Mr.. Barnum's agent said
he "would risk his elephant if Buckeye
would risk his bull" Whereupon Western
Taurus renewed his believing, and lnadc
desperate lunge at the huge monster of India
The contest was somewhat similar to some
political ones, for the elephant with one blow
from his trunk stretched the bull upon tile
ground, breaking three of his ribs, and dri-
wing the breath iiom his body that it has Ut
teily refused TO return. aiy Bnckeye friend
was obliged to be contented with Mr.. Bulls
beet, tsll0w and hide, whilst the elephant
aud his driver went on his way, driven by
his whistling and whiting attendant.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-12
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

The perfume of the herbs aud gums used
in embalming them was so sickening, that
we were all III alter inhaiing u, ana most
of the men employed in digging up the coi-
this account, is, il possible, TO discover who
the behcaded man was. The chapel is on
the estate of Lord John Scott, who inherit-
ed il from his paternal grandmother, tho
Duchess Of Bucceuch, daughter of the
Duke Of Montague, into whose family Nun
cham Regis aud other possessions in War
wickshire carue by the marriage OF his
grandfather with the daughter of Lord
Dunsmore, Earl of Chichester.
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B00KSl B00KSli

The White SiaUe, Uncle TOMS Cabin,
Byihedaie Romance, .NIght Side Of Nature,
Religion Of Geology DaUis' Revelations,
Cdrlyie's Life Of Sterling, Great Harmonic, rolls.
H. III, M Wdier Cure Encyclopaedia,
And splendid assortment of fancy prcsenta-
ton Books, and an endless variety of Juveniles.
Also, large Stock of Bibles, Historical, Poet.
ical, Scientific Miscellaneous and School books,
Steel pens, Gold pens, Accordeons, Toys, Fancy
Articles, Blank Books, Portfolios, States, and a
complete assortment of plain and fancy Station
cry, just received and for sale at J. McMillan's
CHEAP BOOK STORE, doors east of the
Town Hal whore every book in the market can
be procured, il ordered, ut the lowest prices for
cash. In addition to the above can be found o
nice lot of Wall and Window Paper.
Salem October 10. 1852.
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LIES Harvest.
ny wM. EDWARD KNOWLES.

Ho, roapers Of LIES Harvest,
why stand with rustcd blade,
Until tho night draws round thee,
And day begins to fadci
Why stand ye idle, waiting
For respcrs moro to come'-
The golden morn is passing
Why sit yc idle, dumb
Thrust in your sharPon'd sickle,
And gather in tho grain;
The night is fast approaching,
And soon will come again.
Thy Master calls for reapcrs,
And shall he call in vain?-
Shall shoaves lie there unsathered,
And waste upon the plaini
Come down from hill and mountain,
In mornings ruddy glow,
Nor wait until the dal
Points to the noon below,
And como with the strong sincw,
Nor faint In heat or cold;
And pause not till the evening
Draws round It's wealth Of gold.
And mount the crumbling watch.towers,
And herald on the truth;
Preach out the golden prcccpts,
To wild and wayward youth.
Mount up the heights Of Wisdom,
And crush each error low;
Keep back no words of knowledge
That human hearts should know.
De faithful to thy mission,
In service of thy Lord;
Aud then a golden chaplet
Shall be thyj Just reward.
tSah GascH
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-12
Extract from BlaekwOOd.

In 1852, the descendants of the two aud
n halt millions who rrvolird IN I776 hold
IN bondage three aud une-ihirl millions OF
nativc-born Americans, aud retain ia state
OF hunlilia,ing social and political iniCriority,
nearly hnlf n million more OF Tree colOred
meu. To these three and fve-sixih millions,
10 whom life, liberty, oud the pursuit of hap
pineSs, ought to be an iuAhunNhlo brlhright,
tic uhicd States, Ms a community, has new
er performed tiibe OF the good Offices
which their ioreia,Ilers had received from
Great Britain previous to the Revolution
On the contrary, not ouly has liberty been
withheld from lhcm-ihs pursuit Of earthly
happiness in their own way iurbid,l,n n-eyrn
the road to heaven all but closed against
tiIcm-hnt it has been declared felony in
any citizen of the United States 70 lIc.li on
his way amy unhappy "iugiHvo " from labor"
who may be rshn. hazardous flight 10 q
land OF freedom. II the war were holy
which the two aud hulf uuillions wagpd Ia
lI5G, 10 avoid the imposition Of slight tax
without their own consent, can il Ire either
mn ununlnrHl rebellion against inst righls,'
or an Interference with wise dispensdiion
Of Providence" when in 1852 nearly four
millions Oi muu in the same laud consult
beasts? The American-horn was branded
rs u traitor TO his country, who in the Rcvo-
lu':onary war did not sympathize with the
Two and half millions in their battle for
Independence aud strange inconsistency |!
he is equally n traitor in 1852, who does
synpathile with the four millions ia their
merely moral and intellectual struggle Tor
individual freedom. And while France was
auded as the nOblcst Of friends, aud worthy
OF eternnl gratitude; when, 10 serve her own
ends, she sent armed men across tho Allan
nc 10 aid IN the revolutionary contest, all
Europe is now proclaimed the enemy of
America, aud the toInenIer of dlseord, ii she
send across the same ocean, to more numer-
Gus millions, the merely spiritual sympalhy
of hopes aud wishes for the unleIioration of
their lot
Look at this picture, candid reader and at
that, AMI say If man is not everywhere aud
at all tines equally inconsistent. Abstract
right yields TO circumstances equally in the
most absolute autocracy aud the so-caled
ireest democracy. Might makes right"
was plead in behalf Of the doings OF bloody
Mary. "Migtt makes right" re.ecboes
three centuries afler, from the democratic
halls of the capitol at Washington.
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From the Mothers Journal and Family visitant.
. Bury me In the Garden, under the FlOwCnp
THE DYING cHn.Ds REQUEST. L.

july lHG III lHt UuIuCni unutI th0 IlOWCIhV'
THE DYING CHILD'S REQUEST.
Bury me not in the ohurchyard;
Ills gloomy place to me,
With its piles Of mouldoring marble,
So dark with the willow tree,
Yc say that band of Angels
VIII bear my soul away.
To the land of Love and Beauty,
To sing for an endless day.
Then why should mournful music
Around my coffin be,
While the hands of the careless sexton,
Are throwing ;he clods on mei
! know they're as near 70 heaven,
Who rest on the coral bed;
That one blast of the trump will awaken,
All over the world the dead.
But methinks that my sleep will be swcetcr
Down close by the home that l love,
With the voices Of kindred around me,
And the songs Of the birds above.
Yes, bury me in the garden,
Under the blooming flowers,
Where the spirit may love to linger,
In the calm of the evening hours.
WILLIAM q. BROWNE.
Holyokc, Mass.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-12
WATER-CURE AND lNFlRMARY,

FOR THE CURE or chronic DISEASES.
Located at GRANVILLE, LICKING Co.. o., and
combines tie advantages of other good estab-
lishments, a healthy location, supply Of pure
water, gymnasium, skiliul lady IN charge OF
the female patients, physician who has had an
extensive practice of 70 ycOrs, &C.. &c. SO
Females who have been confined toAhcir beds,
unable TO walk or sit up for from one to twenty
years, in consequence of nervous, Spinal OF
uterine disease are csl lccialy invited to corrcs-
pond with or visit US. Universal success in
the treatment of this class Of diseases has given
us confidence, and we say to all such, even
though they have suffered much Of many Ply
sicians, make one more trinl Terms from 8 9
to Sl2 per week. Patients furnish tow els aud
packing materials. Address,
W. w. BANCROFT
Granville, Nov. s, 80. .lr
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had been cut through the ice by some fisher
men, he stopped down to drink, but being
possessed of long red nose, fish supposed
he had some bait, and made bold to snap at
ii, when the man suddenly throwing his
head back, drew out a trout which weighed
three pounds four ounces"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-12
CF EN'E6EsEsT
To Merchants, ClFrkS Teachers, Students,
and ALL den.

JUST PUBLiSilED-A new and com.
plete set OF Rules by which all the iiindn-
ncIltal operations of Aritenctc may ho per
tnrined in an incredibly Shon space of time
10 become "A nastcr pi them Will require not
more than couple h0uts' study ofUny good
sound mind: and the student will thereby he
enabled TO Add, Subtract, Mul.iply, OF Di-
vide, IN any sun no mnt.er OF how many
figures, more accurately, (indccd, beyond The
P0ssblty Of an errOr,) aud in less lnu one
fourth the Time required IN the old system.
These Fundamental Rules ure followed
hy An Examination into the Properties oi
Numbers, which even further facilitates The
other operations.
There are also embraced in tie work.
RULES FOR The CALCULATION or
IN ILEto /, which will work out The inter
est at any rate upon any sum with the al.
moSi dccWacy, and Il simplicity and quick
ness fully equal 10 all the other operations hy
thus, aud vastly superior to al courses in The
old plan.
Together, these form the Mosr CoMpLErg
TREATISE on the Science of Numbers ever
issued-nnd are intellectually valuable to all
men from their noyer-Iuiling accuracy, and
to business men from the immense amount
OF tine they suve from tho most wearsome
detail OF business life. Particularly ought
they To be in the hands of Merchants and
Clerks, Teachers aud Students, aud Young
Men generally.
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"As the apple che was pealin', p

fipE KINDLERs.-Tsko quart Of tar and S
pounds Of rosn, melt them, bring to A cooling
temperature, mix with A much saw dust, with
ht'le charcoal addod, as can DO worked in;
spread out upon board whea cold, break up
into Jumps OF the Size Of large hickory nut
rial enough for household one wear. Thev
will easily ignite from match, and burn with
strong blaze, long enough to start any wood
that is lit to burn.
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JOHN c. WINERY,

SURGEON DENT1sTil-oG Office over tho
Salem Book Store.-1he subscriber would in
form his friends aud the public, that he is aghin
at his post. Having spent several months in
Cincinnati, in making himself minutely acquain-
ted with the various branches of his Profession (;
he feels confident of being able to render tho
fullest satisfaction to those who may require his
services. Ht....
Salem, March 8, 1852.
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Adams COwardice.
IIolyokc, Mass.


hlr. Cogswell, in n recent speech in the
Massachusetts Legislature, gives our COM
mon ancestor no very high compliment.
II is to me matter of dcop regret that we
cannot have The advice of woman in our leg.
islgtive deliberations, especially on snhiect
in which she is so deeply interested. She has
been constantly wrongGd 10y nan; aud that
wrong commenced in Eden, where our
grandfather Adam cost the blame wholly
upuu Eve, instead of bearing il himself like
n man. lie Uyinced neither honor or gal
lnnuy in meanly screening himself behind
his wife, whu was no more guilty than he d.
always feel ashamed of my pedigree, when
think Of the dastlrdly conduct of Adam in
saying, "'Iwauh !, Lord, twas my wife who
did it," Ii Ewes mother had possessed half
the spnuk Of some OF oar Yankee mairons,
che would not have suffered her injured
daughterto to have rciutincd under the roof of
the hcar,less coward
Woman has dunr much for me, and feel
bound IN return to do something for her.
feel notification when reflect on my
unworthincss Of jho eXnljed station to which
she las elevated me- would not resign my
present distinguished position in the fourth
party" 10 be embassndor extraordinary to the
highest court in Europe. wonh not en-
change the proud title which tie ladies of
this Commonwealth have kindly conferred
on me, namely, The Defender OF Woman"
for tlint Of the Defender Of the Constitution.
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8
1a DIR. G. PEARSON, ,is i8
mONI EOPATHI IST,

TIAvING permanently located in salem,
Ill would respectfully announce TO the Puoho
that he is prepared to treat homeopathic ally oil
diseases, whether Chronic or Acute. lie gives
general invitation to all, and ilatters himself
he can render general satisfaction.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, on MAIN ST.
OPPOSITE THE PosT- OFFIcE.
May 10, 1862.
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G0ODALE, MUsGROVE a Co
Al BANK ST., CLEVELAND;
COMMISSION MERCHA MTG ID.

WHOLESALE Dealers in woolen ana M 2!
nestle Goods; Merchants will find larger 4.
sormen. S % Of Woolen Goods than at any oths. ,
nous" mouse West Of n. York, and at satisfac,or. /,
Cash advances on Wool. -" - noass 70
November az, 1859. ,.alt >, .ssll.,r.,
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81 man can int no,rhere so good .Sarings
Bank as BY eap,Wng his purse INTO his head
kno'e'e9{e IS he best cgPiih he can possess il
IS al hls eoiamlni ,pery moment, aud Giicays
ADORE pm.-Dn. FRANGLia.
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JAMES BARNABY,
MERCHANT TAILOR;

N. Side MaiH-S., One Door IYcsto Salem Book
store, salem, Ohio.
Coats, Vests, Pants, &C., Made to order and
Warranted to Give Satisfaction.
The Tailoring Business in all its Breaches
carried on as heretofore.
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AN important question Was raised at the
concert Of the Rutchinsons in Concord
Judson WINS doing up the tender in "Ruldy
snd Ezekiel" al the poin, where Huldy's
cheek appears as red
"As the spple she was pcalin',"
I" i wonder whether she was pairing with a
Knife or pairing machinei" eagerly en-
CURED an old lady from the hills Cdyuga
Chief
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p. T. BARSuM, SPECIAL PARTNER II. d. A. n.
BEACH, GLNLitAL rAKTNERs. 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-07
Messrs. Barring Brothers Circular.
RECEIVED BY TIE NIAGARA.

LONDON, Friday, July 2Z-5P. III.
With a growing i'm preston that the Russo Turkish
question will have pacific solution. there has been
general disposition for business this week. and in
activity has prevailed. The deliveries of articles
exhibit extensive home consumption and exporters
now beginning to operate more freely Money for
all commercial purpo.es continues abundant Consols
have improved leaving off 90 FOR money Bar silver is
y lover-5s 1%d Dollars, a 1l24d. American eagles
in moderate demand At 76s 4Hd.
The cornnsrket was in excited state Monday, in
consequence of wet weather, and wheat %. g 3s
deaIer, with good deal of speculative baying. The
weather, though .till unsettled has been finer since.
continued f,m while to.ds5 market must be written
decidedly more buoyant and importers ess inclined to
meet buyers Last weeks average price of English
wheat 49s Sd, with return of sc 200 quarters.
Pine white American wheat quote SOS. COS. United
States -four 26s Cd U.s. 3D. per barrel fancy brands
Is. more Spring corn kesos quite firm indeed, fine
Of wheGt on Monday, were Is Is dsarer and to day
this advance could be made. Indian corn, the other
hard, has become quite duIl.
CoTIoS We have had moro inquiry, and the Gales of
the week have been $50 bales, at prices which could
ecarcey have been made last week. At Liverpool there
has been improved demand, and tie sales daily have
BEEN large, prices of American cosing point dearer
yesterdays quotation Of mddling Orleans esd.
The Iron trade generally Is FINER Rails are In de
nsnd for au'umpal delivery at IS los. IS 15s, and
makers eager sellers thereat while for an earlier pc
rca there is very little to be hd to order under 60 in
Wales Bars are rrer at Ct los IS. Scotch pig has
and COS asked for Gartsherris, all No l. Swedish Gil
l0s. fl2
IIysIED CAKES are again dearer Nov York in barrels
are held at from uuay md for shipnsnts on the yav
and that price has been paid (cos freight and insurance
for sstumDsl deliveries. Bag cakes at 90 l9s
SO 12s Cd. IoI don made, 60
TATow leaves off quiet al SIS 3D. the spot end 500
Cd. last tbTea r onths.
TEA quite nominal and nothing doing.
Try very firm. stocks moderate. Bance sola o. 109s
Straits 1o6s Tin plates dearer; l. c. coke 25s, l.. G.
charcoal SIS
TURfINTNE Rough has sold at 1os a o. Cd. Spirit,
quiet ~ ass. Cd for Amercsu British, 44s Cd as.
WHAIEEoNE-B es old tIaa LOT Of Polar at &I79 $50
sale Il meptioued.
AMERICAN STOCKS The demand continues limited bu,
quotations upaltered. Buyers q United States 6s
hoy for bonds. Maryland sterling Sc offered at 81 a.
HsGtechusetts sterling SIS at los leo. Pennsy
vapia state S. selleTs at s5. Boston city 4s 1Olls
y 1o2 with buyers Canada 6's, 115 116.