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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-23
MEDICINAL.



Diseorered the B0nk Of the Allegheny Rire. near
Pittsburgh, the Great Natural PETROLEUM or
who are afflicted are respectfully invited to get
Circular and look the Directions for que, Rhru-
niatism, PLEA. Darrhea, Flux. Too.hache, Burns,
Worms Serofuls. Coughs, Bronchitis; Group, Old
Sores Cholera Morbus Contractions Of the Limbs and
joints Eyes. Blindness Costiveness Dyspepsia,
and other Diseases.
reeollect il is not a HUMAN INVENTION, but COM
pounded by Natures master hand-and Nature does
not do her work by halves.
As AGUE, SORE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATISM and
sCRoFULA common in many parts Of the v est
we are constrained say, that lille hi on VIII cure
and relieve other diseases il been and Il CONSTANT!
met with most COMPLETE suoorss in these cases.
IT 7Priec 50 cents per bottle aiipin')
lis beautiful red color
Look for g d. KlER'S name written on the label oil
the bottle. .
r. NJ LYON, Fol- Wayne,
Prophet in the Western 81 les.
Also for sale by Druggists gen R F II
mars-3m -dlyw Wholesale Agents
DIR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES.
EMBRACING his celebrated Ague, Pills that never
IL ii the Auge ehills ntermitant Feyers, IN
ali their complicated forms.
Also his popular Att Bilious. Anti Dyspeptc purify
ing and ethrtic Pills, that have been much made
of for the of Dyspepc, Liver complaint and in
Digestion ai giving SO much relief without the use oil
Mercury.
Also Ills Pain Extractor that never fails to give medi-
ate relief from pain in the severest ourns sds and
old Ulcers Scld and letter. and very valuable for
Rheumatic pains, and pains in the br EAST.
Also his Cholera Pills, for DarrAea. Dysentery or
FluX. dc.
will expel them from the sy stem-the above p-epara-
tons have beSn sold and extensively made o. or
eight years past, throughout the Western States and
stands high the estimation of thousands that have been
> KELLER & FARNSlEY., n.,u.-,.
CRAWFORD BELLY D'0ess''
Evansville Ird. sept7
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MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.

RE now receiving and opening in the large and com
n modious building lately erected by Mr.. Oirer Ladd
First street between Mdin and Sycomore street. the
largest and best assorted stock or fancy and staple
Dry Goods, ever brought to this market. Our exen-
sive facilities, in with New York house.
enables TO offer such inducements Ia purchasers as
will make ii to their advantage 10 purchase of US. We
shall continue to add weekly to already large stock
keep it at all times iull and well assorted.
PRINTS PRINTS!
Sp ragues. Franklin, Cochico Globe, Merrimack,
ID Allen ~ Son, Dunnels. Washington. and all desir
able brands, for sale ut small manufacture
ing prices by lmar2l MERRITT .FlEl ID d co.
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e. z. q.
ITS .NODUS OPERA.NDI.
IT Inst n,y Stops Pain!
i 1t Instantly Checks Diseased,
1t Insttntly Removes its Cause ~
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
VIII stop tne most Tornenting Pains!
Win Aiiay the most Exeruciaiing cramp. and spasms!
VIII Soothc the most Violent lrritationsilI
tn IA re 2inEtes!
IT DAILY CURES
Throughout the United States, many hundreds of the
most obstinate cases of
Nesrllgia. P P1ni
Still joints, Bruises,
Lamemess, Spinal Complaints,
Chill Fever, Ague Cake
Lumbago, Stitch in the Back.
1t Hourly Cures Thousands of
Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus.
Dysentery, Cramps and spasms,
Sick Headache, Sore Throat,
Tie Doloreux, Coughs and Colds
Sour Stomach, Influenza,
Bad Breath, Ti2htness of the Chest,
Sick Stomach. Bousness.
Ii Instantly Cures
Tens of Thousands OF the most Excruciaing Pains
in a few moments.
Pains in the Back
Pains i'm the Shoulders,
Pains in the Muscles,
Pains in the joints
Pains around the Heart,
Pains around the Liver,
Pains around the Kidney,
Pa ms in the Head. the Face, the Feet, the Arms
Side, and Stomach,
Neuralgia Pains
Nervous Pains
Rheumatic Pains
Sciatic Pains,
Syphitic Pains,
Sharp and Acute Pains Heavy and Grumbling Pains:
Aches OF all kinds
Face Ache aSSs' T faG af as1c
Spinal Complaints
Are suddenly Relieved from all Painful feelings by
X. X. X. Relief.
CGsEPa' s.ES!
LEI u FOR JOYu
The Crippled and Bed.ridden are instantly relieved
Every Day
We have cases where the crippled and stT;jointed
hobble their way TO our Laboratory. 10 received it.
SOOTHING Influence
Aud Walk away. Rejoicing
In the Quick and Sudden Efficacy OF the X. R.R
tAisD.
We guarantee thaf in nine nine out of one
hundred kadway Ready Relief will 10 all that is
set down. One trial will prove its efficacy. The mo
ton, and Instantly allays irritation.
H. X. X. is sold for 2J Ce0ts per bottle, 50 cents
and 81 per bottle.
Genuine Relief
Each bottle te DO genuine bear the fac smile
On the Label. AND THE LETTERS
X. n. X.
BLOWN IN THE GLASS.
General Agent for the State of Kentucky Edwin
Norris wholesale druggist Louisville; also for sale b,
Raymond a Pa;teD, 4h street. and /. =. Blackwell 81
street
Joha c. Davie and Seribner * DevoI New Albany
C. II. Clarke. Vncennes; Walling Ely. Princeton f
T. SURE druggist Madison; and all respectable gis
throughout the United states and Canadas.
WoOLsEY & LlNCK, Agents
Evansville, Ind.
RADWAY d Co
| novl9 162 Fulton ST.. New York.
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FIRM AM TAN-Y ARD 20 SALE.
A.-Sa THE UNDERSIGNED offers at private -.
1sllt34 sale his Farm situated the Prince 80
I.ll<3 ton roa . tire miles from Evansville, STS<A
-AlEel and a out "a mile from the Railroad - --S--
This farm comprises about sixty acres with good frame
house and it, AMI about twelve under cul
tvation II IL ia every particular desirable location
will also sell the Tn Yard above farm having
thirty lIy-away watts. houses bark and eyerl thing
necessary for immediate work The Farm IA Tan-y ard
will be sold separate cther. b. il purchasers.
For terms and further particulars inquire at the farm OF
MARSHAL McMURRAN.
Refer to JONI lSGLE. Jr., Ev,rSville Ind
dee3l JAMES LAUGHLIs.i
FLOUs AGENCY.
NV have taken the Agency of the Francisco MIL"
w aud sh I'll be constantly supplied with rery choice
article Of Flour, which will sell for Ca.h dcye
~. at u rery to1 price. ). Il. GILBERT ~ CO.,
febl9 SNe. Water.
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also a 10. assortment of fine Linen Shirts and Crayats
ara various other articles. - y
In addition 10 the abose my usual stock) have just
returned from the East with SPLENDID and extensive
stock of Cloths of eysry description. will sell low ut
Wholes:- and Retail, manufacture the order
G. ,od fits and perfect satisfaction. or no trade. 4.
! am using In my establishment Patent Sewing
Machine which enables MAX up cheaper aiy
other establishment which dos them. THIS ka
chine Is working revolution ia the Tailoring Business
obtained the sole right to sell patent rights Of this
invention in Vanderbur eoGny and ask from the trade
& examination of this machine .I,
sept3 S. GUNBERTS
P.s.-Itake measures for Clothing niaIy kind,
make TO order in the best style.
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I1vEeY AND SALE STABrE.

= THE nndcrslgned nave nurchas q T'Tt5
JIN Liver, Stable. on LOcusi street, and mace r.
~ provements tn ID. and now have on hand 10
A6I hire "A good stock of HOSES, BUGGlESa I'm
CARRIAGES To- which invite the attention of In
public They intend from this time To edeavor to salts
the wants Of the public in this particular, sud hope lh
articles and terms will prove agreeable. Carriages fo
parties excursions funeral Sc. ways hand Bein,
provided with good hosers, prepared to Loarc
horses and keep them in the best sty.e.
aug34 NJ. IL T.. III. neGARMO.
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PaING GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, very handsome lot OF fres
Spring Goods new and desirable 81, les, consisting
of Prints. Lawns, Gnghams. Coonades, bleaehed Mus
Inns. Barrazc Delaihes. Chambreys. Nous Dclans, d
&C. which will sell at very low prices.
feb23 J. Al. MAGHEE & co.
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1ttH .TutH uHU SHtHWUFts
S. GUMBERTS. Wholesale and Re-
tail Clothing Manufacturer, has JUS
received large assortment OF Supe-
rior Black Cashmere and various eei'
ors; also, an assortment Of saFfInetts. ,
Casinctts ard Tweeds; also, Black Silk
and Satin and other Vests, and CON-
mon Vests Of all kiads. In connec-
ton with his large stock of Clothing,
he viii e.p a fine assortment Of Hats
and Caps. Carpet Bags and Trunks
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ClNClNATT CLOTHING STORE.

~ 'haihct. anu eohests
Of every article requisite compile genemens ward
robes.
OATS AND OAKS.
fine assortmen. Of blue. brown grey drab Mackinaw
Blankets; Box aEd Overeoais; fine lot of cloth n
all sizes and prices superior black and blue French and
English Cloth Dress FTock and Sack Goats full irnmed
Sattne and Cashmeretie Coats brown green and g.ey
and all coors of Tweed and Cashmere sack foc and
dress Coats, RoundabOuts and Goats of all kinds. er
PANTALOON S-Supcrior black and blue 10th and
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes blue black and steel mixed and cadet xed SAITH
nett Pants Corduroy pants ofeyery variety and
price 10 suit purchasers. .
tESTS-Black silk and satin Vests fancy and plain sin
velvet Vests fancy cassimere Vests satnc.i vests, and
common vests Of all kinds.
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lust RECEiVED.-A large and general assert
- ment "f Locks and Iaches FROM the factory of I'd
war 5, Morris IL Co., and for sale low by
&. NJ. GRIFFITH,
ana Sign of the Mill Saw
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Law AND MEDICAL WORKS

HOPKINS & READ have in store fine stock of
IL Looking Glasses, Carpets, Straw Matngs and
Rugs. Also good line OF summer Clothiug Hats aud
Gaps, &s., &c. mh30
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JUST RECEIVED AT,
NJ. a. LAWRENCE.
Marble Works.
Near The Court House


Near the Court House.
A LARGE stock OF fine White No. MARBLE direct
n from VT. Also lot of White Satuary, and now on
marble offered in this city. land more comirg)
Sisting in part of Monuments, TOmbs, Obesks. scrolls
Head stones and Gothic work OF various STYLES finished
by Eastern Workmea, in 4 manner that fail to
please which will be sold at reduced prices. n. u. Or
ders from distance promptly and satisfactorily filed.
Evansville Sept. IA ie5s NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
EVANSVILLE II T M tNUFACTORY.
SprtaQ Fashion, Centiemea's Hats.
T SHALL introduce my Spring Styie Of Gentemen's
Hats, Saturday, March 9Th. The style and shape
Is admirably neat. and the qualify the best that ne
terials and good work maj SEip possibly produce
am now ready To take orders. Persons sending
ders from distance, rely on their being promptly
and carefully Elled. =. VAUTIER-
mari First street cd door above Main.
GARDEN AND GRASS SEEDS.
A CHOICE LOT OF GARDRN SEEDS, genuine and
"A fresh. Also: TIMOTHY and REDTOP Sc, d. pure and
fresh for sale 10y HOR BROOK d W0ODARD.
IHarl4
BUTC dER III 1P.
MN. PAYNE has removed ms Butcher Shop from
square Main strecOn First street. between Vine
and Sycamore where he would be pleased his old
and new customers. Keeping hand he does, AN ex
cellent assortment of Fresh Meats, &C.
noviitf WIN. PAYNE.
BOOTS AND $50 as.
10 cases Calf, Goa and Grained Boots, and Mems
IA fine Calf Shoes just recciv. ahd for sale by
mhai MORGAN. KEEN ~ PRESTON.
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z OoRING MACHINE

TTNHE undersigned have lately pat in operation Floor
Il ing and Facing Machine. ON the Canal at the elbow
near tho yard they prepared To furnish
any quantity OF Flooring well worked any otheI
Machine Flooring that can be procured.
ALso-Any quantity OF PACKING BOXES as low a,
they b.. purchased in Cincinnati Orders respect
fully solicited. A. SIMPSON ~ BIO.
Evansville, Aug g, leJ2f.
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FUIININIrING GuODS.

RI FURNIsIIGNG GOODS. H4a
-, All the late styles Of plain and fancy silk HEaR
and satin Cravats, Scslrfs and Stocks white 0sD
ana all eolors Pocket Handkerchief Linen and Linen
bosom Shirts Muslin and Fianne do Flannel and Net IN
dersarts aud Drawers; SE collars every kind OF Beaver
hid Thread and Cotton uoyes embroidered and plain
gum SusPenders; SILK, gingham and cotton Umbrellas:
odds, Sherwoods and Chase's Hats also, Silk Hats.
Caps, Boots, Shoes walking canes, dc.
All the above articles and everything else in the furh
ing line ~ii be sold at Cincinnati prices for CASH
We shall continue 10 receive fresh supplies weekly dn
ring the season from mandatory in Cincinnati.
nova AHLERING d BRU MMEK..
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UPFor sale in Evansville by
apo HORNBROOh IL NOODN
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PRrPAaED y. c. AYERS. CT ST, LOWELL, MASS
IT FSSod IN Evansy lille, wholesale and RETAIL 10y Craw-
ford Bell in Princeton by H. b. Iaock: in Peersbu G.
by Adams ~ Campbc and 10y the Druggists every where
throughout the State. lap27-d&wiNl
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NEW YORK CLOTHINe STORE.

ON WATER STREET, NEXT TO HoRSBsooz BrRTis GRocEE
betzeea Main and Sycamore.
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EvANSVILL = H MsNUFACTORY.
SprtaQ Fashion, CentLemea's Hats.

| BOOTS AND SEOGS
40 cases Calf, Goa and Grained Boots, and Mems
| "a fine Calf Shoes Just received ahd for sale by
mhai MORGAN. KEEN AZ PRESTON.
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GENTS FINE KID, PU mP-SOLED.
VI SHOES.--A.so Velvet Embroidered slippers. ano
a large supply of Hip and Buff Brogans pump soed
just received and Tor sale low by
aPl1 V. X. HENDRlChS N co.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-29
Letter from Illinois.
JAMES HAMBLEToN.


PRAIRIE HOME January l6th, 1853.
FRIEND ROBINSON here inclosel send NV
subscription for the Buglc. Occasionally /.
friend sends us one, aud it comes like anothsr
ray OF sunlight to our already bright and happy
home; and can no longer willingly be de-
prlved OF It's periodical visits. have now wan
dered from Ohio, and have taken up my resi-
dence in the beautiful prairie land. l wa.
originally devotee TO the hills aud the woods.
anu came here with no idoa Of admiring the
country, when compared with my childhood'.
home; but Was mistaken. Though NV heart
still eillSs with a kind OF reverence. In ia.
scenery Oh which my eyes first rested, vet ther.
is something in the scenery here which is .till
more charming. When saw it in its summer
"'SS' was struck with its submity and beau
W the Tar stretching prairie clothed in thick
grass, interspersed with flowers of the mos,
gorgeous hues, with here and there a prox.
that look like orchards amidst cultivated field.
But these simple beauties of nature mr.. fa.,
giving way TO the rapid current of emisration
ana The long grass and the flowers are fast being
turned under and the black earth tnrned nm
aud the fertile soil is found to yield abundant
crops OF various grains, which with our internal
improvements, The central railroad etc.. ara
iikely to make this wealthy country. Then.
Is Sp'rt oil enterprise here, and the people st
heart mean well f; and ii some one that could.
would only claim their ears, and show them
the beauty OF moral sua,ion ant. slavery. I
doubt not that numbers of them would gram
II wilh ardoE But they do not know what Il
Is Please give us in your paper an article on
inc principles OF the Western Amt. Slavery Sc.
ciety' L shall ever stand by tho cause Of ,bs
slave firm and mmovable IS a rock, .3
"Iill We have won him back his lopo io., v;.A.
VI our own hearts are mouldering in dust."
Thine for the progress Of the cause, :.
LAGEcs
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-29
Rail Road Accidents.

On Tuesday afternoon, an axle of one Of the
passenger cars broke near New Brighton, pre-
cipita,ing the car down an embankment and
breaking it to pieces. Tho car contained some
30 passengers, many of whom were injured,
somc of them serously-none killed. Among
those most seriously injured, was Mrs. Chess
man, Of this place. The latest reports We learn
are favorable to her recovery.
On Wednesday, hand on one of the burden
trains. rosiden. of this village. was crushed
between two cals whilo attempting to couple
them together.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-29
Clerical Lectures


Two weeks ago we advertised six lectures
by as many clergymen on the " Evidences
of Christianity" They were got up as we
were informed to put down infdelity in Sa-
lem, mud as the first speaker informed us "to
save precious souls" The lectures during
the first week, were well attended, and mark
cd by considerable interest. For clerical
lectures they were conducted with unusual
liberality. Free opportunity was given at the
close of each lecture, for the expression
OF opposite views, aud we were informed
that the lectures were held in the Town Hal
rather than IN church, that unbelevers
might feel the more freedom in expressing
their views, this evidence of regard we
doubt not is fully appreciated by those for
whom it was designed, At the same time
the orthodox friends mny he assured that
when liberty is given to speak, aud those
they call infdels have any thing to say, they
will he pretty sure to say it, even in church
Their yeneration for paint and poplnr boards
being about the same in one place as in
another.
This opportunity wns improved aud served
TO deyelope, somewhat the theoretical NOR
aliiy of the speakers, proving tina, it was
upon par with that Of the Old Tesiamen,
worthless who could practice lying, poygn-
my and slavery. For such practices the
speakers found and presented exlrnuaiion
and apology. Thus one ofihem affirmed that
Abraham's denial Of his wife. was not II
ialsehood, only a justitiablc Withholding of a
part of the truth. That slavery in some OF
It's forms was juslifuble aud right, aud that
poigamy wus not Ndium in Sc, ie., not an
evil in iiseli--but its justification depended
upon tie circumstances of the individuals
practicing il. The speakers were courteous
and fair aud mingled with their arguments
great amount OF cxhortation aud warning of
the evil TO come upon disbelievers.
Mr.. James IIarnaby replied to tho argu-
pents Of the first three lectures, in very
lnanner, on Thursday night.
OF the lecturers for this week, only one of
he gentlemen made his appearance, Rev.
VIZ. SuattOn. We did not hear him. Il had
been our fortune previously to hear his ex-
POSITION Of practical christianity to his flock,
md as it included slavery MS j,isiifable, aud
recognised shareholders aud slaveiraders as
'ery worthy exponents of it, we had no dis
position to be convinced of its truth, and so
iaid at home. How it happened that two
.lergymen should disappomt audiences oil
wo successive evenings, remains yet 10 be
explained. We regretted it, for ourseIf,
or we had more in,eres, in listening to the
opics they proposed to discuss than to any
others of the series. They were geology
aud the I" internal evidences"
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Pilsbury and Foster in New Hampshire.

Parker Pillsbury and Stephen H. Foster are
now making an Anti. Slavery campaign in New
Hampshire. In Mr.. Pillsbury's letter to the
Independent Democrat, announcing tho meet
ins, he gives us the following admirable COM
pend of anti-slavcry principles and measures.
We shall be glad to learn that these old war
riors for freedom are as successful now in
rousing its spirit, as they were in earlier days,
when in corporation with Rogers, they set
New Hampshire in blaze of anti slavery cx-
citement. An excitement which eventually SO
far purified the murky atmosphere of New
to tho L. s. Senate.
New Hampshire is now degenerate from her
then position, and if anything can restore her,
it will be the vigorous treatment of these un-
compromising men. Mr.. Pillsbury says:
"Thc anti.slavery enterprise as represent
ed by us, is strictly moral aud religious in its
character. We believe in n Law, higher
Than all Human Ennctmenis or Constitutions
Aud we resnrd Slavery rs it exists in this
country. rs a violation of every one of lis
principles and provisions. And il il as. such
that we assail il, Al all times, aud in all places
With us, the Save-1'rade was as much Pira-
cy before lS0S,as il was after the law of Con-
gress, declaring il Piracy, in 1922. Nor is
Slavery more or less n crime in California
Than in CarOlna-in New Orleans, than in
New England. Nor is it more heniuus in
the sight OF God, TO return Fugitive Slave,
Than by union with Shareholders, To aid to
hold Millions in bondage, in all the passing
generations. Nor do we believe "juIyfriaii
can prove any man Slave or Free, who
bears the image OF his Creator aud God
"ln word, our warfare is with the doc
trine, that Man ever can under any possible
Or conceivable circumstances, hold property
in his fellow man.
"Our motto is moi, "SiGue,y sectional, Free.
dom national" IL is rather FREgDoM UNI,
vERsAL, AND SLAVERY NOWHERE IN TIM
UNIVERSE OF COP.
In promulging these doctrines, we shal
ask the aid aud cooperation Of every one " lac
loves Man or reveres his Creator. We slal
assail nothing that does not lie in the way O
the freedom Of the slave. But we can make
no Compromises with any institution or asso
ciallon, that leagues itself with the tyrant.'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-29
Report OF The Bible COsvcntiOn.

We hnve had numerous applications for
this report. Aud money has been sent us by
several individuals for il, which we have
handed over to Mr.. Clayton Sharp, OF Salem.
TO whom for the present orders should be
addressed. The book is not yet published,
though il is in the hands Of the printers.
How soon il will he ready for distribution
We cannot say. Ii will, we are Informed be
hurried through the press as speedily as
possible.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-29

Woman's Rights Adeocate, No. |; by Mrs. G.
NJ Severance, Cleveland, Ohio.-This is the
first of series of pamphlets to be published
by tho Woman's Rights Association of Ohio.
1t contains twenty pages, and is written with
decided ability. It's arguments are sound and
convincing, and will have weight with all read
sss who are earnest Sseksss after lruth.-Lils
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-29

BucHASNAN's JoURNAL OF MAN.-After a
suspension of six months, this publication
again makes its appearance. 1t is devoted as
heretofore, to the science of man, and tho edit.
or promises to extend his investigations to new
topics, and to present new facts. DR.. Buchan-
nan is bold and laborious scarchri for truth
and equally bold in announcing rcsults-as
well as faithful in making their application to
to topics of reform. Terms. 81 per annum, in
adyansc. To clubs of ten, $l5,--to clubs of
twenty, S25. Address j. II. Buchanan, Gin
einuah.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-29
r. G.. d..
Nov. 90.

SLAVE TRADE IN CuBA.-Accounts from Eng
land. as well as correspondents from Havanno,
to this country, represent the foreign slave
trade as unusually brisk just now. A cores
pondent of the Tribune, says the recently cap
tured slavcrs have not been condemned. lie
adds that several cargoes have been quite lately
landed, and the negroes are being openly sold
At COO dollars per head.