Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-11-12
prfcrreo articles.

Rffus-It is but n very short time since. that 20.
600 pilgrims visited Aix-la-C Chapells AN erfan4
a credulhy and triekery outdons w
nothing at Constantinople. At Naples some milk
Of the Virgin Mary displayed, which the Ignorant
arc told iecomcs liquid every feast If the Virgin
but Is dried up nt any other time; in Rome. eight
articles aic preserved under the asseryAiiph thet
thcy arc gowns by the Virgin Treyes. Chftrvs,
Montserrat. Rome. Moscow. and the Eseurial dis
mute the unsscssion Of tile true veil Of the Virgin;
The hair Of the Virgin is exhibited in great number
Of places and in great number Of colors twplys
heads of St. John the Baptist, all in Q tolerablY
perfect condition are to be counted lesdes on end
Of fragment Of the skull, and extra jaws; while N
Rome and various ltaalian cities, there in all,
twenty seven torisirnlly II was thresl nails Sf
the cross,
Az on Trrrtf.-- Mr. Ashel Clark, cf Milford,
last week picked up turtle on his farm, which was
marked by Aron Mallory in 1859, and found again
in 1913 ~ Samuel Clark who inscribed his initials
an, the dac upon it, The frst datc il Will be ob.
served, was hincty-four years ago. How much old.
cr is, of couise ] ere is no means Of knowing.
What i little singular in this shc fact, that
Mr. Asaht Clark, who recently found II, was with
lis brother Samuel when 1t was found and marked
by him. 10 years since. II was found in bo,k VI
the latter instances IN the same lot, and witlIina
few rods CFthc same place. After adding his name
to the "tra,pling record" Mr. Clark again set tho
old fellow Il; liberty 10 resume hs"conrse Of time"
-Nr HTel Fapddiam oct. "a.
ArtivAt or A ADSrrvorlsnED TRAvELLsR--Madi
amc Pfcfer lady Of extraordinary energy and
daring, who has made the tour of the world, arrived
at san Francisco in the bark Seneca, from BatAya,
She is perhaps the greatest traveller living having
traycrscd alone Asia Minor Persia, Tarory, India,
and penetrated into the unoxplored depths of Nal:
acca. Sumatin. Java. l}OrneO and other East linda
Islands. She has made her way through bowling
wilderness. inhabited ly savage beasts and men
equally savage, without fear or hesitation, AND has
always managed to eAtrcaie herself from the perils
that lcsrt her by her adrcss and courage vr
4 Ndicbc: purcr,-Ancr calling "Uncle TOMS
Cabin" the vilest and most unblushag libel on the
South, etc, says; "Mr. Fletcher has written the
allcst most learned and critical dafpnce Of slavery
the pubilshc in debt; while the Hcy TO Cnee
Toms Cabin, which has just arrived, Is going OF
rapidly" lfthcsa facts true, hrre s very re.
markable ccnic Ssion. made undcsignedly III tho
heat ofindgn5tion, which goes some way 10 confirm
what is very likely fact, Wis, that however much
the people ofAe South may, for obvious reasona,
object 20 the manner in which their peculiar insti
tuition is sometimes treated ot the North, or even
TO defend or maintain it as right are not wholly
nsehsihle to its bIrthens and abuses as positive
cyil.--CR. Reg,
The GREATEST LIVING CuRIosIrr.-Wc yester,
day visited the Carolina Twins, who are paying
short visit to city. A freak of nature extra
ordinary must lie seen before II can be fully credi:
ted. These children, born in Columbus County,
North Carolina arc Of negro origin, to q icmarka.
ble degree lively and intelligent, and are begiping
to utter aud repeat wprds quite distinctly, though
only about sixteen months old, This connection is
much more intimate than llat pf The Siamese twins
being Joined together in the back by the union ~
two spnes in one, Physicians who have examined
them pronounce them the greatest curiosity ever
seen or heard Of. Some oftheir orgnnsare in com
mon, whilst others are perfectly distinct. Often
while one is sound asleep, the other is wide awake
and playful, and the connection such that Thilst
one sits erect the other can lie wn,--Rqh; dip
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