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SuryeYiings..

IFHE undersigned. thankful for past fsvors,
L would inform the public that he attn coniin-
ues the business of SURVEYING.. ,yle may
be found paIt Of his time in W oodsGs|d, Ind
part Of his time in Malaga township. s, ss.s
DANIEL MORR1E.sa
4 May IS, 1853. 4. ~ g. sssre.
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W. VIZ. WALLACE,
S TEAM Marble WORKS,
3l9. 80. 323 LIphary STsnrr

,3l9. 321, 323 LIBkarY STsEEr,
~. PITTSBURGH, Pa.
MONuMENTS, Tonbs, Grave Stones, Furni-
lfl ture Tops, Marble Mantels, &c., always on
hand, aud made to order by machinery, at the
lowest prices for cash. Also, Block and Slab Mar
BILE, large stock on hand and sold to the trade a,
prices that will give general satisfaction. ORDERS
promptly attended to, at 81 Liberty street. Pitts.
burgh. w. w. WALLACE q
Dec. Ii, 1853
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I'D oLTING CLOTHS, made of the, best quail
a D ity of silk. with square mesh. free fuzz,
and war; anted 10 bolt freeiy,. always onr and /.
80 IS per yard for No. 8, and 10 cents pc yard
less on each'No. .losver.e Orders filled wit dis.
patch, at 3l9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
dec II NV. w. WALLACE.
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-1sas C4 tKfuf. 81 III aER --.An old farmer
!. 8uf Wen " as IN The nightly habit Of count,
iiR hiS live Stock. 70 zee IF any had gone.
astrsy. Said he to his son, John, have
you6eqnted ahes shogsl s.Yes, SIR. And
The turkeys Yess sand the cows7'
Yes. sir. .sind the sheep?' Yes. sir. !
, ~ 81 John, now go and woke up the old
= = md count her, and ;iihsp We. u GO to
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Grave Stone Cutting.

yE3HE undersigned has removed TO Snpfish
IL Creek. thfee-qusrtefs of a mile above Rich
ner's mill where he is carrying on the business OF
in lis various branches. = Those enirnstng their
work to him win have il done ii, the neatest and
most approved style of workmanship, and at mod.
crate prices. g,- Marble Grave and Tomb Stones
ur,ii*hei TO order, p CAWLFfELD.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
CouRr or CsMm ON p EAs- PARrtTIoN.
Isaiah Payne, aud Afafiah Payne his wife,
~ -',i sssis1.s - Against ,sse
Jacob Wesfner, and Barbara Wes,ner his wife.
q Adam Pifer, Frederika Pifer, Eneil Pifer. and
Joseph Pifer. tssi 81 ,5is
KJO1fCE Jacob Westner, and Barbara West
sAy ner his wife, Adam Ptfer, Frederika Pher,
Enrir Pifer, and Joseph Pifer, will take nntice
that petition was flied against them on the 2lst
day of August, 1854, in the Coutt OF Commons
Pleas, and is NOW pending, wherein Isaiah Payne
and Mariah Payne his wife. demand partition OF
the following real estate, 10 witt the south east
quarter Of the north quarter Of section TWEEN
tys6ve, township six. and range six Also. the
north west, qusrter Of The north west quarter Of
see.ion nineteen, township ak, and range six
a nd that at the, next term fssd Court. applca-
Payne for an order that partition be made of said
premises II; WIRE & RICHARDSoN.
Oct. III, 1854, ,ass sfg Au'ys for Petr.
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EDLASTER PARIS. .ior Land and Siucco
IL Work, Hydraulic Cement, Grinds,ones, ali
sizes and various grits, always hand at 3i9
Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Ss
dec ID q w. w. WALLACE.
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OOUk f0fh, al Qudsdo StLcs cdCu ClH
tanning sixteen pages, The CONGRESSIONAL
GLOBE will be made up ofrtheF proceedings ol
Congress, and the running debates as taken down
by the reporters. The appendix will contain the
Messages oil the President of the United States,
the Reports of the Heads of the Executive De-
payments. such speeches. rs have been withheld
by Members OF Congress 70. revision. and an the
laws and Joint resolntnps passed during theses.
sion. complete index will be made soon after
Congress adourne. and sent to all subscribefs for
the K. Should any numbers tail to = each SUBJ
>cribers, they will he sent tostheh. without
charge. whenever they advise me what nunihers
they have not received. Subscribers should be
careful to file all the numbers received, as the
complete work will be fund 10 be very valuable
to them. and the expense of furnishing missing
numbers very expensive to me. n J.
The debates Of Congress are aoss as fully and
as faithfully reported in the Congr ressional Glehe
as those of any other legislative body are in this
or any other c5ui try, and yet they are sold to
subscribers for one sirth of what any other de-
bates are sold for IN this country, and ons eleuent
OF what the de bates Of the British Parliament are
sold ior in England, where paper. reporting. type,
and type tiing are, each and all. much cheaper
than in this country. The liberal alsubscriptioa by
Congress enables inc TO sell the debates so low.
And Congress. for the purpose of enabling the
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be afforded. passed the following joint
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joint Resolution p,0Uiding for the distribution
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Congress asses6ied. That from and afferthe pre-
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-22

hour, when a dim light from tho great Future
seemed borne upon its rays, there crossed his poor
hcnthenish mind some vague thought that like H.
he should rise again and, turning to his murderer,
who stood at his bedside he said in tones rendered
hollow and sepulchru by the death rattle in his
throat, =" You will soon meet me !" while with q
fearful mystery Of meaning in his large. dark eve
which, to the last rested upon the pallid counto
nance before him, his spirit fastened TO join thai
vast throng which, Mt the Judgment day. shall stant
as fiery accusers, face to face with their CdTStim
masters! Those dying words and that dying lool
were not without their effect upon the horrOr-srick
en- conscience ofthe homioide-hat conscience whicl
was to him as two-edgcd sword for by its KEEN tor
mentng anguish, the strong man was prostratcd
weak, and nCrvelcss as n child In his slccples,
agony, every approaching football, every counte
nance in his bed-chamber seemed n new herald OF
embodiment OF the accusing spirit which had gone
before. Even the medicines dealt out bv hslnursc
were drops Of liquid fire to be administered by his
broken, bleeding hand. Each breath that famed
his ieyerish brow was n breeze from the burning
lake ireighted with tormenting messages from HIM.
Every shooting pain be deemed burning ball in
his side, hurled by the relentless demons, who with
horrible mochngs, mouthed and lccrcd at him from
the ceiling and walls. Even his friends feared to
approach him for to his distempered vision, each
countcnance bore vivid likeness to his dying vic
tim, and with dreadful imprccations he salutcd
them all; sometimes telling them abe potid not no
with them he was not yet ready" and again, in
tones pitiluly abject, begging them to remove from
his sight that bloody knife and cottcd lash. From
morning to night and all through the darkness, the
house rang with his wild groanings and curses
Mortal man could not long survive so frightfu a
conflict and after sereR days warning with the
iends, cOnjuredby that remorsc which works like
madness in the BRAIN" during which he necessarily
called upon the lost spirit of his victim to cease his
mockngs and leave him alone in his torment, rs if
in iulilment Of rs mysterious warning his blood
stained soul went forth to meet its accuser and
Judge. LII.
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ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE
From the Independent
SLAVERY IN MISSOURI.

The person from whom the following account is
received is quite responsible and us that all
the incidents mentioned occurred in the city Of
--, and that, within the last five years and
in the face of facts that the most respectable clergy
man of the place pronounces Slavery in Missouri
merely nominal. "
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THE ANTI.SLAVERY BUGLB,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, OHIO.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, SALEM, OHIO.
TERNs.--s1.5o per annum, payable in advance.
We OCCASIONALLY numbers those who
cribers but who believed be interested In the
Of antavcy truth with the hope that they will either subscribe
thcmsclvc their influence TO extend It's circulation among
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Communications intended for insertion. to be addressed
M,Nus r. RonNsoS, Editor All others to ANN PEARSON, Pub
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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RsCars not exceeding eight lines will be inserted year
for $500; six months ~.
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NKy sSnsaavsl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M "A.
w PAS AND aIRAULr pkv1.
WAR. Ai,.r tr..e,.ins nearly oos hall the slo., and snsoan'er
,aceeed.d u obtaining OF the noted Professor OF ch-mIstry. ".
J.ases,the alm'st Incredible secret ~ which the hair can be euled
by the hand Of art, ~ beautiful - nature its~h has ever seen d 10
TORN In b.-itehing r'ngiets, that beautiful ornament OF the head
This art OF curling the hAir and beaauIyinE the person. and adding
new ehAnas even To those .ith whom nature ha. seemed to be most
lavish Of her beauty In all but those lovely and captivating Ring
lets, has been praetised among the fAshi nAbie OF the cities OF the
Eastern Continent for the last hve yeArs With perfect success, and
esertion, OF Prot oir.oit pevivier, would probably have remained
q mystery to the world for years to come, yea, perhaps like the
Egyptian method Of emhaiminE, ycuid have died with the .riginA'
tor OF the ART. and only = small portion Of the human family sAve
ever been decorated with those oscipAung kingiets that have cap
tvAtrd their Thousands.
The Recipe for manufacturing this preparation for curling the
hair, With direction. fer use, can be had ~ ,e, ding one dond,,
eounty, Ohfo, where he has located himself amid = crowd OF ad.
mirtng friends, receiving the b,,ssinKs Of all that have used this
great pt pAration, and daily for~ ArdinE to all pArts OF the United
stAtes, those wonderful receipts for Curling the Hair.
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NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. y II PUB.

NV
" COMO nifty with = !ong standing custom Of ceiling out our
n entire stock 81 Goods at the close u every FIVE years, and A.
that period will come round in 1855, We have determined from ti.
day to put down our stock to 81 ~ ca.h prices ms will ensure Is
reduction before the day of plhlic sAle-vhnteyer may then re-
msin oE hand, viii b. disposed o.! at public auction, without limit
or reserve.
We have added, and have to oI.r our patron, the large supply
~ the u esest styles Of the Falls Goods, enumerated below. TIL.
h'vr been purchased At the New W X .uelOns, uih onsh, at n,
imp &C. d,ntei 'OT prices of the last few weeks, and up,n uhic.
We have placed = So all pr 1T:
Cloths C.ssim res, S,in-tt', and Failed e oths
Tseeds. Kentucky and Il Enebeck Jes and Bereys
Pann. 10, Lih'eys, Plan and Lsbte-Tsist kcr,eys
FEeLch, German ad English NrrinU-, all prices
Rich Plaid AMI Printed Cashnerss al d MUuss-iines
super Pren b Pian Mousselb,,, all shade, Of color
Gala Plaid, Plaid Persi.ns, ChsileJ 5 and De Bege
SopsI Pain and Figured French y abn-ls, Tor sscIues
BfE BymhaGines. Canton Cloth AMI Alpica., all prices
Plaid Spun shss, and silk ami Wool Pliids and DE LANES
Rich Paid, and drcrale Glace and pouit he soie
BRO ad- add Plaid Hack -nk, extra quality
Blk Gro lie Rhines, Tsretas, AMI SAITH S<au.ine
salirs, mofceInes and Fior.nce., all coors and aualities
ke,i irish - Wins. and English AMI Preach do
Neck, Is met, Cay, Lutestrirg and attn Ribands
High CDlorcd, and Black and White p sid and Checked Cling
Fr.rch, English and American CaIico.. (chr,p)
Table lamiss, Table Cloths, Napkins sni Doyiies
BESe u ap-rs, Huckaback. DUplas ana Toses
krbroidere1 Curtains and Drapcry Muslins
Dotted, Ffnbro sertd and Plain 5si.s Muslin, for dresses
Rich nace and Muslin French and scotch Worked CoIlary
Mu.lin, Camhric, Thread ami lIie Higinys aud insertInRs
Thib-t. Cashmere, rurkrr c and Rob Roy Shaels
Ladies AMI Misses Aid, Silk, Nett. Tibet and Iisie uioyes
Dents and Boys Buck, Beaver, rhibei and silk do
Ladies' and Gents SIX, 81 :rino and shaker Vests and drawer
Dents, Ladies' and Children's Wool. Cotton and SILK Io,l.r
Whitney, Haekauaw, Tsilled and DAHL Blankets
81, rs, . 4, So, O. si IA Colt IN Shifting, and sheetinv
VALENTINE, OskSsHAW 4 CO,
No. % Bro d street, corner 0th,
$40 Near Capitol square.
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NXTIIIII: ZINC NINTS.-The following facts, which
w are the result Of accurate experiment., show that Zinc
Paint. are much cheaper 10 the consumer than Lead:
~" lbs White Zane Paint silcovrr, when applied In three coats,
on new WORK, as rnuch surface as 1868 lbs pu c white Lead; hut
estimating that It vii cover but huy per cent more surface, and
that II is sold At the same price per pound a. pure White Lead.
then the c st g! psintit y with z nc will be just two thirds the cos,
% Painting with Lead; 10 say notli & about the greater durability
and beauty % Zinc Paints
This ARGUMENT their relative cheap lcss) alone should decide
the aursiionsn favor n the use OF Zinc Paints: but their other
merit. arr Of more Importance.
White Zinc, even when exposed to coal vas, biIgs-vAtcr. and sui
pinr"Is vap 'r.. : 'tHins Its original brlilancy and uhitenesI-
Whit. LrAi quickly turns yellow.
whit q NJ 10 inodorous Occupied houses may he painted with
IT,. sithou annoyance TO the inmates from the ordinary Offensive
smell Of paints.
Apartments. Jus: painted. may be slept 10 With impunity; vherc.
as, according Tn the brt: authorities, rooms should not DO used for
'le.pins apartment fer two or three months aner being painted
with Lead.
A ls,ge stock n the above, and \ supply Of rinsecd Oil, White
LEAD, Painters ColorI. Fire Proof Paints. and Window GLASS. con.
SANITY ON hand. Tor sale low by
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, Druggists
jc26 % Main street, Richmond.
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sEyEi AND AGILE.
TX. EDWARD BLEsCKE : STANpIDE " XrrRE-ror
u the FeNrr md Agnr, IhAxrc, ErArr .x.l., IL 1T Iii

DNVOh NnrcIIULa
The Proprietor o. ,hi, Medicine will state, ~ithou, hesitation or
ear OF aiietion. that the STA IiEDk MIITIH.s b.,
suisa more peI..n' where II has been introduced, than my other
medicine In 10 the above diseases. Tais m-ilsin. la. n, Ith.r
Arsenic nor ouinine In its composition, all of thu inrrr ,t, al, ar,
OF . perfectly healthy character. aud highly stimuiatirr .ni in
sisnraung In their tendency. PersCnt while using hi. m, idne
WIZ not be Affected by exposure to water or sdsrrp almcsph-re no
more than when In their usual health. Planters In section. 81 the
country shere The Ague prevails, viii do well to adopt iii, mrdi-
cine. - the patient Is not obliged TO lay by while unfer treatment,
and they may bee ssured uf y speedy cure. The ProIt. tr couId
Introduce thousands Of certificates from those OF The hirl,r,t =.
sprttNhhity, but prefers sayin5 Ia the sick Ia, one h.ntt . and Won
VIII hay the infalhbc proof In yourself Full directions for It's use
accompany each bottle.
ce,tiasate' can be seen at the ONCE, showing where this MeiI-
cine has Cured when all Others have failed,
Pr Dyspepsia and all other Bilious Complaints. there /, M, .
better Medicine In the market.
lthAs also been taken with the most xstoni.hinv .prr.. II, .,y.
RAJ cases o Rheuustism and Gouti for these complaints take .
tablespoonful vice 4 day.
One Bottle OF th, Medicine very often la, the Desired Eject
Price 81 per bottle.
For sale by Drugyist,in all part, OF the United States and Can.
adas.
AL wholesale orders must be addressed to NEED A ILEEcKRR
sole Proprieiors, % Broadway, New York.
Acknowledgement, ADIE A GRAY and BFENErT A BFEps.
Petersburg, TODD 4 CHRISTIAN: Baltimore, SETH HANCE.
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m nm MN

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CheAk<sl, rRosl CounfortAkle AnA ExnrAltAos Arv~nr~
sse.,e.es made for Travelling toths ssversi Sirxtnia sSdrG
Llisxsea, &C.
Tbs Company are provided nth : l.rr sddi,tcssl ssrp,y o.
usv Engines and Passengers Carr, have bat one change II Ssr
EAte ffsm Car. to Stages on the whole roate. and prsssnt ,hs oli
line rssntny UroegA A~<s tdnes q G~k.
The ears pass over the top OF the mountain At Roelash Gan
where 81 VARIOUS point. In the ascent scenery u pssssnt.a 70 H.,
Nleu Of sunAsaiuT ErAdleur and beauty.
Conuencinr With the SOth day Of July, an expr>n Mali rr,I,
VIII be run daily betvesn Richmond and ntAunton. Leave RIch.
mond At go A. NJ, and arrive At s,Aunton a. aso 2. ~.
By this line passensvrs may leave Petersburg and kiehuond In
the morning, and arrive ~ the white Sulphur eprinrs nslt dsy
at6S0 4. N.
Leave stAunton ate 4. -, and arrive In Richmond ata % r. n
Returning from the tprinES, passeorrs viii make connect lons
vith The Orange and AienAndrts train going Northuart. and with
the Petersburg train going South.
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once Go. Sept soth, 1884.
YRS sxeaa esgsa sSNa esss,

n , lCHMOND AND DANvELIE RAILROAD
- OPEN 20 MOONS FERRY ROAD, Ito Ml.Es.
The regular Passenger Train viii rpr d-iS isu,days exeeptsd)
between RICHMOND srd Mo NS FERRY ROAD.
Leave Richmond at oeicck, A. 81 aud arrive At Moons Ferry
Road At X ~ NJ.
Law. O ms Ferry Road Vt li.ls, A. n, and arrive at Rich
monr Rts - o'clock. y. NJ.
The Tran will stup for passengers At the following points only:
Rohions, Coal Pieid. Tomshawk, Pouhatan, Mattoax. Chuia,
Amelia Court House. wyanoke. Jennings Ordinary, HAytokah,
Liberty Church: Meherrin. Kcysyin-. brakes Branch, Messing
lord RosnosS, Clover ard Moons Ferry Road.
ChhdrsL over 10 ard under 10 years of axe, half price.
Servants travelling by themselves must he furnished With two
passes so that one can be ret.ined in the Office; and II must be e.
Cara.
PASSENGER, for Iyrek,urS connect with sou,h Side Railroad a,
Passenger tor C!ATksSil, meet M,ssrs, Moss 4 Co.'S Stages 1T
Roanoke, On Tuesdays, Thursdays And saturdays.
Through to ClArksville
II. +. mrGnsoN. Ticket Gssnt.
y. F-For the Information 81 the IuUIic, it H. deemed prcrer to
state tina, 'ieEe are Two Daily Lines OF Stages from the terminu.
"f he sai!Iosd 10 panyile.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-17
,. R R-DIscovERYN NO. Q.

the THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DIsCOvRY OF RAILWAY A CO
One RL0rLA1oN is sufficient to regulate The Bos els, Liver, an
P.ner'a. To n healthy discharge OF their hi ctons.
Two will insure q pleasant discharge from the towels ri 4 reeu
lar period Of time every day.
-FOUR to six viii purge thoroughly allcOrrupt AND scrimorIou
humoTs from the almeDtaTy canal.