Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-22
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natl named Hardin and Bloom, were lajely prose .
cuted for attempting TO kidnap negro named
Watkins. They had their trial on Wednesday last,
and were acquitted, the Judge ruling that as Wat
kins was n negro, the law supposed him to be
slave until the contrary was proven, No wonder
the Cincinnati papers manifest Surprlsc tDth at
the decision and the grounds for it. 1t would lc
quite rs legitimate, aud certainly not vastly wide
Of the mark 10 argue that because the Judge wears
ears he must of necessity be an ass
IxcIpENr on SLAVERY "a son Of Mr.. Ryan, aged
fifteen years, ut Eizabethtown. KY, was shocking
" mangled the Both nlt by four bloodhounds
which wcTp kept for hunting fugitive slaves. The
boys left arm was nearly gnawcd to pieces, and
the flesh torn from his right leg In several po
ces, SO as TO expose the bone.
TABLES Twenty thousand dollars worth
Of brandy was recently destroyed by FIRE in Pearl
Street ~ Y No insurance Brandy burns up
twenty thousand human beings every year; and no
nsurance-against poverty and wrctchedness 20
the surviving friends.--Brondon Iost
A CosrtY NEcKLAcE.-Thc most valuable article
Of bjjoufirie on exhibition in the Crystal Paldce is
said to be owned in this city II is a pear, meek
lace which consists of a wreath Of pearls with one
large danon, in the midst aud is valued ut Slj,-
600. 1t issad that amillonair, recently appointed
by President Pierce to q diplomatic post in Europe
offered Sl4 800 for it, but that price was refused
CnANGrSG.-Mc -Mcancthan was denounced by some
one for changing his views ON certain subject
lie replied "Do you think have been studying
assiduously for thirty years without learning any
thing?'
TrEg or KNowiEDGE.-O Obadiah thinks tho Tree
Of knowledge" was the birch tree, the Migs OF
which have done more to make men acquainted
with arithmetic, than all the other members Of the
vegetable kingdom combined.
To SAVE Soar AND LABOR IS WAsmISC.--Takc
two pounds of sal-soda, half pound Of good nn.
Stacked lime; dissolve them separately in us little
hot rain water as may be necessary; let them stand
few minutes; put the two together; stir the COM
pound and put II into two gallons of hot rain water
boil the whole twenty minutes put II away in tight
Jar or Jug. Put the clothes to soak the night pre-
vious to washing take four pals Of soft water to
one pint Of the compound mix and boil; ring your
clothes from the cold soak and put them in; boil
half an hour; take them from the boiler add s,Gi-
cent cold water to admit the hands; rub them up
on the board at dscrction rinse and hang out
| To CLEAN PMNT.-Smear piece Of flannel, in
common whiting mixed to the consistency of com
mon paste in warm water. Rub the surlacc TO
be cleaned quite briskly, and wash of with pure
cold water. Grease spots will in this way be al
most instantly removed. as well as other filth, the
paint will retain its brilancy and beauty unim-
paired ....
! The proprietor Of n town site in Wisconsin nd-
vertises his lots or sale thus: "The town O.,
and surrounding country, is the most beautiful tie
God of nature ever made. The scenery is celestial
divine: also, two Wagons to SELL and yoke Of
steers" -
| Yale College has existed one hundred and fifty
three years, and educated six thousand students.
SPIRITUAL PRIDr.---At the opening services Of
the Episcopal Convention, yesterday. the Right
Rev. Bishop Wainwright saw fit TO refuse the APP
plicatOn of reporters for seats in the Convention,
the ground rs we are credibly informed, that re-
portcrs were too "prOfane and indecorous' set OF
men to be admitted during religious service. We
regret to hear from this eminent prcae, so bad an
account Of our reporting friends, but the public
have yet to learn what conduct Of theirs, what
special attainments in holiness on his part, will us
tify an imputation like the aboye.--N J, EecRiag
Post 6M,
| pRINrING AT RAILROAD SPEED.-0ne Of the IN
yentOns on exhibition at the Crystal Palace is Il
new printing press, which prints uncut paper rol-
! ling from n cylinder, and cuts and folds with per-
feet regularity 10000 per hour. There is nO cuun
teraction in the process, and consequently time
lost in returning motion. Both sidcs are printed
at the same time 10000 per hour is a low estimate
since by increasing the speed, they can be printed
as fast paper or cloth can be unrolled from II
cylinder. The inventor declares that he can print
one mile ofnewspaper us fast rs locomotive can run
on railway. With perfect machinery and arrange
meuts he may do it. His present experiment demon
strates practical principle and the invention is
looked upon with wonder and delight.
mo NIGGERs."-A Sabbath School Teacher in
Louisville Kentucky, was exhorting poor, pious,
old female slave TO be very understanding
her that she should be like the Lord Jcsus--who
had neither house nor homc-"Yes," she added
with cmphasis-"blcssed be God, he had no house
no home, and no Meyers"