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line. the
Il .aias their sroiits sisahip: as rso.s w.
sEE sEE $:
CITY CITY o. o.
wy. M " y. MAN Li;esposi: 'i:s soA isSs ST.
CITY 81 S ss
From rai,aa,.stG' Ma's' OF Passage; f,o,, zr.r,oo
sss?5 s':'A' g st!iss s:sy n':'N' ''':'''
TslSs IPsIas,nS 2, 5, s,Isara, %,..r is,..
limited number Of third class
Istelphia ,r and Liverpool, and found % In provision.
de-
sn enc saasson Win n carried on
BE- nS ID MIA anu
For freight or passage apply to SAMUEL SMITH.
Sny RICHARDSON pRorfRs e o6 1slpoS
'an
STOCKS Fon sAtE-eao, 900 Coupon Bond. % ihr Cor
snia Company, payable
$4,000 Coupon Bond. or,hr Virginia Central Railroad
Company years 20 run payable half yearly To Sc
OOo snd be isued there entire
;sS ';sy y .ssG 81 Maturity
est BIZ & .s M nans Ia + ,s apart for the
having dispose would do them
desirable sSs vi" sell on N their soeoan eaaIsnE G mod
To those wishing invest money remark gene
rally have hand OF the best securities In the
s VIII be sold GS axSRY sty under City HOTEL
var T . yMh a
waIrEURsr Counterfeit, ye, faithful aud Inani
breath to enable them to eat praise their
ea The he ss al sa' ssI su SS
these and made in their
Glehaond, New YORK, Petersburg. Norfolk
Testimony Of merit can be given the
,,ess.i
sulosy Shtesur. Galleries
,ie's.,ta greater nubsr Of opera,ys engaged
a and Europe for
.,: Tao.e who wish truly 81 be s..
ned onsy at either 0n r,Ta many ~ n s
a.n street, where may Pierce and
an Euoy.I-rrYE puRNIruRE.-rhe undeTsigned who
= - s.s ns @ % H.
ssag To n ,hs II me . 3
:sss patpo.s hi. iasiis. o5
~ a a. a. Ss aseu. ae his
& a M an S sngs saa ana a Ss
dernnsd spare no pains 70 make h; mt equal
i SS
and aeh iddiaoaAi ' an examination Of his inducements will
e'Tarsa % ssa o, hand a. heretofore housh on more extensive
s a su.Ss, .e hns' !" the belong
AL kinds Of Repairing az well o"derxnfng ITITp,y at
tended to. =, D. H.. CoWLINdi
tsI no. 10 Governor 'trert, hlohmonn. va.
AIOTIlE,-The nru OF NANCE 4 GOOCH dissolved On
~ the I.t Instant by mutual consent OF late
nm parties, for the purpose
''Gi,ns @ ,hs;I Ss ua's sssa Sa''he' D. aooGa
'"A1'' -''' i''' - ~
THE r,a.g,sd baH,v foroed for IN. n,rno.
a. =, g. -, .nd liz, .tna, ~
a. ,x ~ p.srssonS mi ,hn .x. o aonnH IA RRis 40,
so,isi,s ,S ~, ~ a. nnb. ard r,n,nUs
,np Z. yor. ~ ,hs f NANCE nGoGIi
'H " ~ " Wv d p COCOA ~
sud January. 1854. JNO. A. HARRIs
, ,ooo, , u,,,,, .
49,, ~ ~ 5 - tisna. ""N ~
INC Ss fan. on u my s" ruos nANcr
~. ~, ,d r,n,., Iii =. 80 ,h
ana ei, p'ss's COPY 'he
Aoo'e Ior Two "eeks, ana senu aocoun' W hl'
AIEW STOCK OF TRUNKS.-weh have jus received
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wv @,nafas:arsr E,ks Bat. Gases, which attained
their T ns1ne;: sOnvenencs a1d daTa,ili'y.
i could s SSs h m has 20 GSs SG RS hr0Ssh Eo alone
snd VI. to persons de'iri then below
usail ~c havs on hand woop coyytxs Of every M a.,
eh,rlsi Of hah with sHEorns and thing needa
strict personal attention will be ernpoyn,n. Of
sceoaEoaaie those ~hO claim services on burial ocs
country may coua.nd our IN the
mater Of firnh ms cOin with prompt attention.
eonsIn q TIN$iEY aRYiNf %.' dorsd On Is, ia sas
'her partner closing up the y s''
jay so.a. 1854. WiE:os RTEs: 4 r TISsiEy SETaSr.
snsi SSD and 'h P1s very 9eTs
P.Gass. ton s the concern Of TlNsLEY LARIY
t. rn'i'y Of R.:mSPd r o, psSi O. iT'Fdy Of Campbell
,5yNLEy TAibY & DO nccr%or. 'Saa TO Tn,ry q B,,.
arc large s,orie stock Of GRocERifs s
ySrs5 5 @ h. Sn ,1eg are d'TSsed TO ., upon
As s3aseo s'y a. 'her friend, aal ,h trade scns.y
100 s sss. Eo aai Java Of prime quality
&C. &C. 81, ss3' Crushed rav.r..a q :sy
ioD bbi. New Orleans Mos,sss
1cC SSa' SSi. a.SGersi dsSGe siata % cast. Ri,,
80 packages Green and Back Tea
go boNes Mche's Adamantine and Sperm c.pg.,
500 sides Sole Leather
20 bbs Tanners
2lOO kegs Old Dominion Nails. assorted sifss
8O bags shot; 1900 lbt Har LEAD
800 boxes 10 and lO-i2 wIndls Gas,
30 bbs Cid,r Vinegar
~ bags Pepper, Ginger anil Piuento
leo kegs Sup. Carb sod- 81 kegs sal. Soda
100 packages soda Saiaratus
~ casks Mass Liqu0rice
10 boxes Axes: loo dor Bictsts
~ reams wrappinr, Letter ami Cap PAPER
800 desc Sc, Sc aud 81 Cords
CsndeEics Cotton TEinc Cotton Cordars p1,v tn,,
ln9tso, Madder Alum, Mackers, Backing, Cixas, &c.
JuJ 20-diu s''
tNHhNI GlEANEiiS.A articis. took the premium
w horse state Fair viii r, ~ ro.t ir
haf d,ys use after the Cracle Price - " "
Premium Thfeshers and Horse PoEe superior eonstr,,
NH n. SMITH.
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v,sv.s TrSpERTAKING: y

EtsT TO HAND superior article OF YORK MIN. YnsiTT
- shirts with French I,,
| by last steamer, At No li2 Main street.
Jyl2 KEEN, BALDWIN 4 Co
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NJ EW HOOKS f0R MGtsr.-Ai ihs New Bookstore, Kent
st Jpsr Cares, Knit Ills lie and Experience With some ae
eount of DIS OycsrechnEs ADD nov g,s xy,n
hs world by Himself ny CHARLES Lever. $50 p,psr 10 ct
Levers pcdi Family Abroad s'VplpCr, - ceuts
CurEons Armenia and Year on the From is NJ
lin, fi. '-''0 '"1s
Wlhnscnt Ancient Egyptians popular keeoup, Of their
Manners AMI Customs, condemned ou his Argsr Wors "
o. ~ 49, 49, w" '-u', nusiu'
Leather stockins and st Hunter John Myers md his I
story OF TIE Valley of Virginia. limo. muslin. Al
Aubrey. bythc Author cf Castle avop lavsn.cl'r "rue
The hyengsr, The Wi'ming tone" "Mlrhaunt Han YuJi
Wynihnn,' Ac., Sc svo psp-r, % cents
The F9otptlhts oi Famous JON O. giray aBb,r ~
cents '' 'N''i 'r''"f ~
The ot1o,. Togeh'tons Eoquebse npaed rubrs,1s
O'mprehensiy system Of insusn fur nfr
HmoSs m and q, AiyNncsmsn in TIE Fable sgLla
~ uugh NeQueen. iimo musin, " cents,
Ssndsich Island Notcs. limo, muslin, St.
l'Ah Sud e Murnnnt The History ysrnusut Dctrines
US cars ana frospecis n ihr Later nSy Ers
serVaon do ngs SIX Nonhs' Residence Crest SAT- Lahc
y ny beJanin O. fcrfis, late sctretlry Utah Territory
win numerous Illustrations. limo, mnsin si.
thotoa Fsrm inrlements aud the Principles ot their
acnon And u'si a. nsmsnAry ard rsmiT Treatise Ne
,nd gu Natsrsl Philosophy generally sPpsi
oenaiy PrAe'iess OF Agriculture. Win 80 o, lano,
"ulan, W. W. A. BurfERS,
Au' III kAln street.
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undersgned having formed connection for the purpose
conducting general Commission and Forwarding Business
the y Richmond undr the siys doooH HARRIS
respectfully soo the patronage Of the public and contnua-
ton he the friends late hr Of NANCE4 nGoo
d. r. dO0CH,
2nd January, 1854. JNO. A. HARRIS
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sNHtLE NEtlSo B0DiEs.-A superior OF Gaure Ne.
rino Bodies tshiTts whau; seevesJ desirable ap
AZ No. l02 MSia street. Try ''''
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sEw YORK ADvERTIsRnESr
ssos W. sposiDs loa slssiu ~, r.
NO. 10 Chnmbers Street, New York.
PlNNIEO,, s.I, j s., s. Co,


SILKS. RIBBONS. yELvErs, FEATHERS. FLOW
ERS, LACES, &C.,
Are receiving large and compiets assortment Of
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
Which they enabled TO s the prices and the
favorable terms Those Who purchase Of
proi least nearly n, goods received direct
eB REsExsn susBxn, III
40 Chambers Street, LIST Joor West OF Broadway,
OPPOSITE rHE IRVING HOUSE, N. Y.
n. q. pNxEo, X. G. cHAPS, a.. u. SANFORD,
AuiC-dsm- III
THE NEW YORK STEAM
BL NR BOOR
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Caps houn numerous styles cents qure and upwards
DO full bound, white, ioc and upwards Pine blue, i5c
do With Ends aud Bands Wte, aae Fine Blue, pagd a
Demys ZINE Blue Russia paged 20 cts aud upwards
do do with ends and bands PACED, 45c. and upwards
90 90 DO s,,i Russia ,,s DO do, do do .. to esc
Mediuns Pine Blue Russia PACED Gle and
do do extra bindlngs, do slc
Royals and Super. Poyais extra bind. do $i95
great variety az Pass Boots t1 goss upwards
do do Memorandum books, to per n 4 upwards.
Books Petty Accout Mini Blanks Letter Copying
Books Writing Books Cyphering books sehoo Abaus
Constantly on hand, 10000 Of
every quality and description all bound IN the
and In the which
satoners and Dealers generally cash approved paper
JOH O'IIARA,
ITO Nassau street, New York
B-A liberal discount when purchased large quantities
myb-d6m-lnl
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2; nEyLiN & co.

y.oH rrsscHra Hors. 80 x,s.Ir
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.,on zssGr No O7 Pine street, York Comris
~, .'nn ana noosn Machinery from The bss m,Iss
'''S h9'H''jor LonH Aae.!ns Shop wcoIsin A]''H'
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CARD subscriber hegs leave TO to hi,
friends and the public generally pstrnpaV.
soEed upon him m"mber Of thu TSsLEY BRY
ANT and taxes peasne IN recommending their
patronage the rev concern Of TlNsLEY, TARnY CO.
July 2Jh, 1854 WILSON p BRYANT
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a NEM EEaTIIIlkIl-rh. IoII ki,na: !. :.ur.a. ca.aa

a NEW PEhTli.iLEii.-The Lodi Mann turing Coupap nv
"a tWho have been manufacturing Poudretie
ytsIs have by recently discovered process. been enabled
Completely 10 disnct Nj. Sill present Agrcau
raj Word that long sought after and greatly esred article
PURE NIGHT = IL, JlsINFECTED AND DRIED
Ih article differs from P,uireie ami other
manure made from human er-reuen;, from the fact
tans no mixture foreign substance whatever
caened gypsum, which used any suuon
NE nphnre hydrosen which IL the offensive
nsh sn !, taken from Z by peculiar process Isis ,o
~ separated from RUBBISH not tmAll
concentrated tE' its bulk deer
vet At the same time, Of iis 10
Ihe Lodi Manufacturing Company have selected Chinese
wotd designating deSeated nigh, soil the
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AIOTICE,-The arm Of NANCE aooCA was dissolved on
IN the instant mutual consent. The OF the late
will be either parties for the only
closing their late business. THOMAS J. NANCE,
January 2nd, 1884. ID. p. GO0OH.
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9nd January, 1854.

cheerfully recommend OF G00oH HARRIS to
the favorable consideration Of my friends.
end January, ls5t-iu TH0S. J. NANCE.
The Lynehburg vgnsn and Express will please copy
above for weeks. and send account to th, ONCE
NJEW STOCK OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. just received
IN stock superior Travelling Trunks Some
them and Of them
made out Of the best sole leather and c best Trurks
think found virEnfa also lot OF
Bellows yaces, suitable Bngges made
style, and good thick leather large assortment OF Carpet
friends call stock before they
buy We Intend to keep the best articles In line without
regard TO cost.
AMI A
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NEWSPAPER ADyERTIsIN,

The above DnFcrcar the ApvpHrrsrSa AsrxoY o,
W. PETTENGiLJ co, ita Nisslu srRErr, New York
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Nv u ,s-rr 5iicseoirsd ofr--.dtNrgsrou 'satsuU
Stsa sfe-Y - iya;c csad ,stG na y, ssf ,isie
tN rrr'-'f'' 9t''u caqu sitfs ~ ~ v-i1 s i,ns
N ii'' fa' frtsHa '"r's so :u = aSi - vis,,,ir'
0N'i" 80 = ,i rt os"' -iiso.G 7eri - >---l
f'or o. d;- l.t bsailmoH ndi ss,ia, a,ii h>snsn
e'-hi .'ntaH9t e. ~ omos d''s .ren ';d
'r1'p Si9fi nl s' 'ir'si'j o. ss--'
f'lnq 80 10 'r'-
-..H'
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and ofer u for sale under the following guarantees.
lsThat 1t free from contains per
cent Of might soil and ocaned gysan
and nothing tlsc. '''
c'nnoi he surpassed by any other manure In n,
world either in feriising power or in cheapns'S.
sIhAt II Ia equal g. Glann In the p-oportionof pound,
Ia ieu o round of Guano. That
phat- OF lime no" In pound for yUuGd crop
phosphate. '
4h 1t contains every good necessary to the srcwh
plant, and s perfectly soluble In water making therefore
splendid f'pd on grass and grain.
hHpereety Dry sndc s blFgd barreied. and sent
any part the United states Price $40 per
any qdlniiiy 10 under charge will be-
made for cArtAgc package.
Persons Si'hirg 10 IT, send any amsaat from s.
ward An the Sae oumber " pounds will be forwarded
Tecons Tor " "
We recommend Il s,rnziy cabbage plants urnp, wheat
grain sni gras either so~rd rroWed toy dressing
after The grSin b I'm cAbbtges tuTnp 10 has
been tried with 'stonihng results having doubled
cabbage plants in \ week
Prom $40 to so lbs will be rate dressing fr
grass IN the fai snd for followed by grass table spoonful
Is more than sGin' nj for cabbage plant
All communications must b. addressed 10 the
LODI NANCFACT RiEG COMPANY.
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HhIsoLuTI@N OF CO.PARTNERSHIP.-T The
~ concern Of TISSLEY BRYANT di.sov.j on i In,
by mutual the CONC rn viii be u,. b. 81
iher partner IN closing up the business.
JAY 2O,h, 1854. WiisoS p. sRyhS;r
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NNHIrE DUCK COATS.-THE bEsT tha, h., b,sn
@ offered for sale in this market this seasonf You doubt
~ S anu et one and be satisfied Of the fact be
ne AZ li' Main street. at WN. IRA sMITI,J
D-i RtibOHd ClJtiing HrHufIctorU.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-11
LET THEM DO AS THEY PLEASE" "

81" not cur proposition to let he States and Terri
tories do they please in regard 10 human sIdreryP"
asks Mr. Douglas. lie sweingly argues to do
otherwise is to restrict the liberties Of the people
And he is Democrat. Is he n no government man
oof Does not he believe in restrictions when vii
lains show intentions to propagate and practice
crime? Sarery is a crime, Mr.. Douglas. crime
against God, and an outrage against man, and the
mOnomaniacs who would spread its curses over new
lands, are to he treated the madman who scaters
ircbrands arrows and death They must be re-
strained like other madmen or villains. Talk Of
restraining mems liberties. when you purpose by
law to restrain the thief, tho inccndiary and the
murderer from the commission of their contcm-
plated crimes from their commission by whole
bale conspiracy and systematized forms Of politics
and law lie who talks of restraining the liberties
of tho people, by opposing the extension Of slavery,
talks like IDIOT if human restraint be ever
lawful or human government ever justihablc. For
slavery is the crime Of all crimes, the Of all
viainics. ordirary theft and arson are whtened
into innocence in contrast with tho foulness of his
crime who steals human, living bodies, and crushcs
human intelligcnces to chattelism. Ordinary muir
der in the heat Of passion is triing compared with
sluNehOidlng, winch rcnds the human body by
inches, and crushcs the vitality from the human
soul, which does it in millions of instances which
docs it with system, which does it under all the
forms which men deem sacred-oflaw and religion,
and which proposes to bcqucath the crime and its
curses to future generations and spread it the
continents aye, over the globe
! Yes, Mr. Douglas, let it be known that the d" abo-
lition confedcrales" seek to restrain you and your
fellow conspirators against liberty, humanity and
justice, from the commission of this unexamplod
crime, and from the of the devastating plaques
you are seeking to spread over Nebraska, and the
whole continent.
We seek perpetual injunction against slavery
everywhere. 1t is no violation of liberty to do it
it is only the restraint of the robber-thc rccogni
tion Of right-thc sanction and protection of lib
crty.
/ When abolitionists become no government men, a.
they arc sometimes charged with being; when the,
disclaim all restraint of manacs, burglars and as
sossins. then they may with propriety consent tC
Mr.. Douglas democracy. and let these chofest o.
madmen and criminals aNeholders and slave cx
tersionists 60 ON unrostrained in their murdorou,
work Of devastation. But not till then.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-11
LAND REFORM.

| Gcrrit Smith recently introduced the following
resolutions the subject Of land reform into the
House of Representatives. By that body ihey were
dropped upon the table with the least possible at
tenton. 1t better suits that body to legslate for
slavery than to entertain pass resolutions dcclar-
atory Of principle so vital to human freedom as
the freedom Of the soil
The resolutions are as follows:
Whereas, all the members of the human family,
notwithstanding all contrary cnactments and ar
rangcments, have at all times, and in all circum-
stances rs equal right TO the soil as 10 the lirht
and air, because as equal natural need of the
one rs OF the other; And Whereas this invariably
equal right to the soil leaves no room TO buy or sell
or give it away; Therefore,
| /. Resolved That no bill or proposition should
fnda any favor with Congress which implies the right
of Congress to dispose of the public lands or any
part Of them, either by sale or gift.
2. Resolved That the duty Of civil government
in regard to public lands, and indeed to all lands
is but to regulate tho occupation of them and that
this regulation should ever proceed upon the prn
cpe that the right OF all persons to the soi-to the
great source of human subsistence-is ms equal as
inherent, and as sacred as the right to life ITSELF
! 3. Resolved, That government will have done
but little toward securing the equal right to land
until it shall have made essential to the validity OF
every claim 10 land both the fact that il is actually
possessed ana the tact that II does not exceed IN
quantity the maximum which it is the duty Of gov
ernment to prescribe.
/ 4. Resolved, That it is not because land monop
oily is the most efficient cause of inordinate ana
tyrannical riches on the one hand, and of depend
ent and abiect poverty the other and that it i,
not beoauCc it is therefore the most efficient cause
of that inequality of condition so we'll nigh fatal tC
tho spread of democracy and christianity, thai
government is called upon to abolish it but il i,
because the right which this mighty agent of eyi
violates and tramples under foot is among thos,
clear certain, essential natural rights which it il
the province Of government to protect at all haz
ards, and irrespective Of consequences
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-11
SIZE OF NEBRASKA.

Few people, ut first thought, form any Just con-
ccption Of the vast extent ot he country which the
slavery propasandsts are proposing TO yield up to
the blightng curse, and to exclude therefionl the
laboring millions Of the Free States forever. The
territory, bounded by the bill of Douglass is not
merely large enough for one of the largest States
Of the Union, but for an empire. Are the laboring
men Of New Hampshire, alter spending their mon
ey and blood for the acquisition oi an immense slaN
country fron Mexico, willing TO tInmpe on the
graves Of their fathers, in order TO exclude them
selves and their children from GH the remaining
unorganized territory on this continent? Tho Ma
xionai Era says on this point -
+" Nebraska embraces tho whole Of the unorgaG
iged Territory of tho UnioB-thc extent ofits boun-
aaey is over three thousand miles---its area about
Gve hundred thousand square milos--capable Of
kcng formed into q dozen States, each as large a.
ohiO. The magnificent domain has been for 4
whole generation the heritage Of Freedom--hcld
under the high sanction Of American Law, sdcreo
to Free Labor and Free Institutions. The Nebras
ka Bill proposes to abroeate this Law 10 remo,l
the flaming sword which has turned every way
guarding it against Slavery, and to allow tho De
stroyer 10 enter and do his work &c dcath--Or, t.
speak more plainly, to lay the foundations Ola vast
SlR7e Empire from the .iuif Of Mexico 10 Tie Brit
ish Provinces. dividing the Fec States east oI
the Mississippi, from lhc Free States west of the
Rocky Mountains. and thereby obtaining The mas
terry Of the Mississippi Valley directly, and indi
reclly Of both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts ~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-11
LATEST SPECIMENS OF cuIvALRY.

Mrs Maria l.. Buckley of this city, has been in
the habit Of writing Temperance Tales aud selling
them herself, travelling in different paris Of the
country for that purpose. She has produced two
stores-ono oaiiilcd "rhc Glass" the other Edith
Morton; Or, Temperance vs., Iucmpcancc. -
Having bocn very successful in the sale Of tho first
named work. she got out Hu edition UF the latter
and started South with it. She got along very
quietly in Baltimore, Norfolk. and Rchmond, re-
ccvins kind c1mmcndation5 from the Press, and
making rapid sales. But on arriving ut Peters
buTgA, Va. she was arrested on the charge OF sell
log books without rcdlar's license. Her books
being Of her own manufacture, which exempted
thcm from taxation for license, She pleaded that
flct and released, but not without having good
reason to suspect that the arrest on such grounds
was only pretoS; FOR searching her, in expectat-
tion Of proving her "an emislry Of the Abolition
lists"
Having got out of the hands of the "Nigilence
Committee" at Pe,crs5urgh, the next VIC hear OF
her is at Charleston, S. L. There she was given "a
understand by Press and People, that she woald
gor no encouragemont--thst sho was suspected o.
being in sympathy with MIRA. Stowe, and that they
had determined 10 patronise no more Nortlcrl
writer's, especially women, aud it was plainly in
timated that her stay in Charleston would be Meth
er profitable nor agreeable,
Finding herself an object Of suspicion an
espionage, although she had not written wor
about Slavery in her book, however much ahou
the twin evil of Rum, and had not said wor
about tho peculiar institution" except when quci
toned, however much she might have Mougl
about H. Mrs. Buckley has found il necessary, a
one Of her friends informed us to give up an ex
tensive southern tour, and is now proceeding t
the northwest with her work, without any sucl
annoyance as that just recorded.
We have headed this article with "Thc Lates
Specimens of Chyalry," to indicate the contomp
which the transaction has naturally excited. An,
what could be more ridiculous than the consterna
tion which the presence Of this worthy woman ha,
created? When will the South Carolmians ceas
making themselves the laughing stock Of The re-,
Of the country? Have they not played fool anL
tyrant long enough ?-7li6HHe.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-02-11
NEBRASKA MEETINGS.

The people Of Warren meet to-day to express Their
condemnation Of Douglass Measures.
Massilon spoke on Saturday last She had q
rousing meeting. Says the Forest City Democrat
The meeting was addressed by the Hon. b. X
Carter, in speech of great power and eloqucnce.-
A gentleman who was present says, 1t eclipscd any
effort he ever before made and created an immense
sensation. lie tore the villainous plot 10 tatters
and exposed its sacrilege freedom to the gaze OF
and every seemed lit up with the spirit thai
animated our revolutionary ancestors. A series O
stern resolutions were adopted to oppose the trait
orous scheme to the utmost. Old Molly Stark is
aroused. That Democratic stronghold is speaking
out in tones of thunder to the party leaders al
Washington telling them to be,rde to look out foi
breakers if they beray the free Wcst into the hands
Of the stakeholder