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G iANDLEs-75 boxes Sperm Candies, S,55ns5
v Z htopards Grand. For snlf ~ N'' '5i340s1
INNS a. e IN El.iAs & H. az c,-.,...,,
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AERANDY PEACH-5o boxes Branly Peaches
- - tntstis6 2 A. r. EuGH4.AS 1. HtJt
. =
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Geo tierccs choice Caroina, Tor sale
u ~ ny LfTItjuttE5 nos COH & co.
& Graz ~ g.4t Eu ton
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MI cILLENNY y CO., H., Cotton Factors AZ
49, COMMISSION M-rahsn 40 hsusist sreel ~
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'AIsuPs AND PICKLES $50 cases AS
i.ss'~ CONVERSE CO.. 81 -cDonFiarras s.r..,.
SSTDRAGB FOR SALT, tor obout / + mn
~ e4gs Al the Az. Warebo in. .na Fprv.gi, ~
my AZ COCHRAN q NALL, ~ t;r,a a. =! ~
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ssIITERS-lQo cases Boxers Bsters; IS do
4 3 German do. For snle by
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skIMENTO--30 bags Jaraaica Fimeuto for
s,Ie A. F.GaCHRtEig HALL rs c.rrvi4rFt
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& ~ EAlCit, ssM ii. & 60, Cotton Factors
IL aud QVam,ssng Atsrct=a,a \. Old lsysC s"i X
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'pasea Ssa%ss lie Insurance Annuity and
r.p1r, TRUST COMPANY or PHILADELPHIA
:. Z. CRAWFORD, PrasiaeEt N'Sos'
c. g. ihiLAY Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
AZ Csmpsrest, Ss4orteaas N'
BENJAMIN ELORAECE, Agent.
h,s- p,.,..s.,,, ,-.,. HARMON D0ASE, Asset bgeu..
abe most favnrshl. ' guy si.S f.e nan
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{ usTJ UT, legs Choice Western Butter
ien7z Joseph LANDS "a co. a rssor5f,o,,..-t.z,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-08

JAMS OYSTER sALuON.-Thisa sS =
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON which ia on iE ~ IN
W Featlv superior M -
slad in the South IL just opened Al '"' Ssyt9Si$
- ., lOl ST. CHARLES STREET
Mr WEIR ctttr kaorn IL Isg beep rom ; -
Han le' 'Sy 'lht mn 'Ss4fs having with
thsu ne established the Oystcf ssta5u in m .sr
tt manned with him ill HIS death aa ma H.
etS ever SINCE wish sReb experience and An
% stfy" he public uithhly ith hes ~ btrs sSnt
" efets tIends share
~ n uGg tho SALOON ana prSyss fs RS
90 y. Liquors that b9 Ptotutsd HefyANTS
shown 10y their s4etl qualities,
se We rat Cooks The LARDER Aiway be spri!} w N ~
lSt ASn GAME; aud tho OYSTERS SERVER ors Of
III sS lin 'abshmcntf in no espeu.e TONI
MI haEt M saloon worthy the patronage jter
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4 \ Ola--oO hall bales New Hons, first SOW
ii io' '.'e A. c0CfiRiN 4 IIATI
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a LCOHoL-l0 bills landing frols.eamboaE
Saranae No. = d ftr sale 3s ;rr, Sc Lnyre
Th4 I'D !. :. -lELD e,-.i
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LACK PEPPER--50 b4rs in store and for
2 y fnio " f"bs9l Il b, ft1EFa : % a orf 5=agsr
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
NEW ORLEANS
sa T tbis eo@San Il sasss q he M
anty with the requirements Of their AssssgEaF
Premiums received for year ending
smaaS riai s pscemter sss
Total Of year ending 1885, CROSSES Is
Viz For Pr.maaa CT Fire ,isks .sseooli 80
For Premiums Marine riaks........ 1897 u
Lets Premiums on risk1 not terminated alss Dec.
Rsisia fema; ssi %
Letsse esla detsg the same period,
o. Rivt risss s3s ~
On sssss,
,.,-..-..... ..-...-..... R8s35sl 81
------,.ss,ors 90
Net earned profits for the ending December 81
1he Company have the following assets viz:
I ao ma ess 90 r9P'f worth double ON
Bills receivable at short time, for Premiums
Bi s'sva6s being balances gu Subscription 70
Due o. it :s Z
essh on hhha AQ,si5 80
Total amount ofas .ssssl 81
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
b. / tia. the aot January 1854 before
apsad Bob p saS nj asd s sns
Of We Home M,ne insurance Company Of New oreaun
whe being July according dpse
aud transcript from book
oil tie said Company. A. BROTHER President,
JAS H. WEAE' Err, Secretary.
sworn to and subscribed before this the January 18Th
cV.JoNTE, Second jus ice q he Peace
Ofthe Parish of 0rleana.
OF trustees resolved
% on The outstanding certificates profits the hndc hureof
tuaty
The Tstees have also declared dividend of PER
the Company year ending
S, for which certificates will b" saued after
i6tE VI March r6y
9 This Company oinsure against peril Seas
RIVERS and damage by Fire prenua
,des No. as Camp
ALEXANDER BROTHER, PRECEDENT
JOHN R. SHAW, vice-PrsEiden..
JAMES II. WHEELeR, Seoretsry.
New Orleans, january y, 1854.
TRUSTEES:
sohn y shaw, 5 !. Levy, W. H. LetchSord,
ge9. ~ @1Rt, a Y. May, E.X .Couysrae, |
l. II Inn.
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4 sHEL5E-200 boxes Western Reserve iqpd-
y ins, or zole " IIlgl 40 Ll1kE 90. an I'M Ire.
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eB GLNUIEE AND 70
which they citer 70 supply Drug
wholesale piieee.
'T Esurrnl Depot md Spec
Nrw Orleans, La,
yERMlFUGEs.
Winef'g CrnadlAn,
, Swami. ..
Perry'0 Dend Shot.
Jsyus's To
Ksrl's,
B. A. Fahnestock's,
McLAn
BhLsAMS 4 COUGH REMEp
Wtstar's baisanl OF Wild Choir
HASTINGS Sapths,
eherman's Balsam,
Huchnn's Hungarian,
Davts's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenek's Pnmonic S5rup,
New England Cough Syrup,
bartholomew EYpsctorant,
Halls Balsnm,
Swayne's Syrup Of wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Puctorsl,
Taylor's bHiaan Livetwoft,
layu1'F E1psctornnt,
Winvra Eiccampnif y, +"
RoEers' LiyBrwort ard Tar,
Mrs Eardiner's Liyerwort,
stablur,s ChGrry EKpertorsrs,
Loldon's Indian dc.
DR.. Roses 10,
SARsApAE!LLAs.
Dr.. John BulPa,
b. P. Townsend'B,
@n Sands's, aM@u
Old Jaeob Townoen
CArpentsr's,
Wynkoop's,
Shaksr'a,
Hristol's,
Gnyaott' Yellow Do
PLhSTERS.
Wells s.rengtheuing,
awen's S.rcaEtheni
Jew David OF Hebrew,
Baisau'a,
.,.u, w., Knapp's Iudi
Gritilth'a Adhesive,
Hoi.1yay'B Arm
I4NirIENrS.
Mexican Mustang,
Suffers Mere AMI Bone,
Honda,
t1syas's,
Tobiaa's yanst.
Hewes's Nerve and Bone,
ReilinSer's,
GardeEer's,
bar.tne'a Hol
Mqfct ants Grrgling,
Cherokee,
AGuE REMEDIES, 90.
D.snoi'E indian Lholo oEpe.
iowEatl's Tonic Mixture,
sn'th's TouiG Syrup,
" ynkoop'E T'c7tc,
Speeds Febiiiuge,
Ves- sbte FelrifuEe.
L)lEHGEs.
ScernhiI'l I Yush AMI Worm,
brylI' pulwunir Valera,
L0cpck E PultnOnic Wafera.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
LorNsSs Wahpsne or fiair GIoss
BAIfy'g fTicopherous,
Lyon's Rsthafiou,
Boy,s'a hyperion Fluid,
Phaloh'a Hair luvLgOfator,
Jayns'E Hair Tonic,
Van Densen's Wnhp.na.
Lopi MS Oriental Halr Tonic,
Hapops ftu Luatrale
otdti5 % 3alr Of Columbia,
aadwaS'R Cit Issisn Balm,
PANACEAS.
sw ain's, EoucE's,
Gnilun's l4diAa Vegetable,
LnrgI~v's Great Weston.
OINTMENT AMI SALYEs.
Dnliey's Magical Pain Extractor,
Professor holloway q Ointment,
Nc Allister's All Healing,
bruoks' Nj Il Snive. Pryor's PHI
5ray's, La tison's srecitc,
iTasb'S Mhgn We, Judkin's,
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20. TUNE CO., Ii. L., Wholesale aroogrs aud
~ Commission Merchants Grayef Greet corner Of New
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A CERTAIN CuRE.-pr Goop's Compound
EXTRACT VI CuFAIVA.Tlis ie gre remedy 70
o. zig nsi L .o" TX std OtLst t.a pos.gs rs r
GegesEl=aJ lg.tsi
Sold NJ M. ISL Ctt$RTRks STREET, i4IA M
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

N Wight u CO.'S CATALOGUE OF |
81 GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they ce supply Drngss and Dealers Prcpns.ors' oa
E Gelcrol Depot spep Agency No. is, CHARITIES ST.
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EsAlNTs AND COL0RS--The subscribers
tsTGs o Le"s nanGnctorv PhladeIpha nave cbro,r
tIeen sad feo md Rlue Scarlst ana Vs,r;
n?H a'e LAMP Blscs Black PANT Yeow oehe Spa al Blown
\ ]. HART \ CO 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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fA ar, G-!> SEED cow PEAs.-lo0 baas
nNe BY [447 F. C5Gt Is 5 s!nE 5a5t SartaHr. 1r
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 - REGN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Mss-@e.ss

& Is14N7IF VtaINN9 IlUI III, DIIUXl, MISS. saNs
IN rs hlined aad popular Summer Raas, so ,.nRrnlv task
ktowh throughout the SU
mfnt OF Mis- tiH hEIil and JOHN b PRADAT
stl~Ad aoout mile distant village iloFS Nh h.
on ms lat q Jlde for the d viait5rs.
ne GREEN OAKS u il no,
For many geh tha popularity the establishment
E4qteAstag The natural commencing Ina fne
u hopTei q NE Lake, ard receiving the pure
aSS from The GH have not failed to mptese vorah ,nso
1lcanH, Mobile,
Daring the Winter the poietorr made many
an sad'aons s BILLIARD ROOMS through ID ap
htInd and SAIL BOATS be 1T al
visitors itet Of cbarge-Hlso GtARET at DtuBer ~
yAeiA1t", and tiots rs BIS procured at moment
IN "dit9n The celebrated SIS
and ALL mag be expected every week. 49,
Visitors wishing to sop GREEN OAKS are N nn
Ah6 Hotel. - ' ~ '"o "Ha U
TERMS.
st5 Children out Servants, half prize. roys Am
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Il sholdAto u. WINSTON, eomlalss4on Aier.#
n shalt VI Commercial Place Row, Nc Dreams V
s"1ai iteHitoa tnaea.s ny 4aGe8s IN
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SODA ASH-234 casks Soda Ash, Steele A
Sons landing from Old Dominion and Queen Victoria 10, e h.
ieHA' 1'Gs HARDlLLa CO., o. Magazine al.
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COPARTNERSHIPS, &c.

THSHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be.
a the und ersgnsd this day disso by
iry 81 tss4. VI J. A ROBERTS,
i2i.w g. A, BRENU&.
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MEDICAL CARDS,

MA h. i. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR.
" cetes CONSUMPTION or THE LIVER Ann LUNGS
oTa n s co \, sSd @hoLEEA MoRguS
sn RECENT aud lNvETERATE ULCERS,
S S tS CofiS COLDS, Obs INNATE GASCElS Fls
tSi-aS OF H kinds lens, GsAtlkS OF THE
SWELLING, hING's EVIL, GRAVEL PANS IN TIE BACK
Spts aud BREAST COLD HANDS AND tEET together with all
] 20 married and etasels Ny long
.eaigr me capable of curing diseases been coidoe
hopeless ny celGbr ,srd Doctors. - ''N
sts ee No sSt Charles srest New 0eSus ian9b II
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IMPERIAL TEA,-5G0 pound boxes, fer
a sale by n fpIFrE = 20 ~
~ L.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-23
4flscttugs.
MICHIGAN AETI-sLAVERY SOCIETY,".

The FIRST Anniversary Of the Michigan Anti
Slavery Society will be held tat Adrian, commencing
on Saturday, the llth of October, and continue its
sessions two or three days.
We welcome to our platform all friends Of hui
mainly, whatever may be heir political or religious
opinions, to consult with us in regard to the best
means of Kidding our country and the world Of the
blighting curse Of slavery.
At a time like the present, when the slave power
reigns triumphant in the national councils, and
shows a determination to reduce the whole country
under its despotic sway, it is incumbent on the
friends of freedom to be watchful Of their true in
tcrcsts, and faithful to their duties to humanity and
their county.
We hope to see every section of the country fully
represented, and We feel specially DESTROYS of the
presence of the friends of freedom from Northern
Indiana and North Western Ohio.
Eminent speakers from abroad will be in attend
ance, among whom arc c. e. Burleigh, of Connec-
ticut, Abby X. Foster, Of Massachusetts, Leonard
b. Grifing, Of Connecticut, j. II. Philleo, Of New
York, James Barnaby and Charles and Josephine
Grifing, of Ohio.
By direction of the Executive Committee,
THOMAS CHANDLER, Cor. Sec.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-23
REPRISALS.

Some Of the Southern papers propose if they
cannot be permitted to catch rs many slaves as they
please among us, that they will be revenged by refu-
sing to pay their debts to northern merchants or to
give protection in any manner to northern citizens.
Very we'll so may it be. We have little disposition
to seek protection from such as live from day to day
by piunder, extorted by the lash. The execution
of their threats would only hasten the dissolution
of that union which brings dishonor to us and helps
to perpetuate the oppression of the slave.
Here is the announcement of the latest stroke of
Southern policy by the Columbus (Ga.) Times:
"If the people of the southern slaveholding
States will be true to themselves, they need not
fear anything the a~gitators and Abolitionists can
do ut the North. The moneyed and business men
can control the politicians and masses, and will do
so whenever you make il their interests to do so,
and this can be easily done. Let the southern
States pass a law d%cpriving the citizens and resi-
dents of northern States of the use Of our courts
and officers for the collection of their debts, or the
redress of any Injuries to persons or property they
may sustain. To be more plain, allow the defend
ant to p(ead IN bar TO any action that may be brought
in our courts, that the plaintiff is n citizen of Con-
nectiout, Massachusetts, and such like States; and
also ALLOW it to be a good defence to any indictment
even for murder, that the party injured was a citi-
zen or resident Of those States, and fix the time
Nllcu II snail 20 iltO hlcIdllOi august TIC IcSluelllo
of any State coeval with their refusal to give up a
fugitive slave or obstruct his delivery by means of
riots or any other way. 1t is an old adage that you
must fight the devil with fire. and you may rely
upon it, this will be an elGectual why to fight these
devils.
1t may be said this law will only operate on the
business men, and that they are as much opposed
to riots and other unlawful means as we are. 1t is
true, it will only reach such men; but it is not true,
they are opposed to such unlawful measures or they
dare not show their opposition. Make it their ill.,
terest to control such things, ann you may rest az
sured we shall hear no more of them. Do not the
merchants, manufacturers, editors, and all business
and public men, employ the masses? and can you
believe they cannot control them through the star
walton of their families? If such laws will not be
~effectual, add to them taxes on all articles manu-
featured in these States, and forming a part of the
stock of merchandise in our stores, and carriage
repositories, aud you may rely on the experience of
one who has lived long in this world, that Yankee
patriotism will sink under The influence Of dimes.
A legislative war is a beautiful war. 1t is blood
less, and more efoctual than swords or bayonets
or even hying-artillery."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-23
CONVENTION IN PHILADELPHIA.

In accordance with Il vote passed at the adjourn
ment Of the WouAN's RIGHTS CONVENTION held in
Cleveland. Ohio, in October S53-thc fifth annu-
al National Convention will he h,ll in Philadel-
phia, commencing on the 18th of October, and con-
tinuing through the two succeeding days.
The subjects which will come under discussion
in this Convention, as i'll the proceeding ones, will
be the EQUAL RIGHTS OF WOMAN, TO all the advanta-
gcs of Eiucatiol, Literary, Scientific and ArtiStic,
to full equality in all business GrocdtionS and indus
tria' pn,s Ills, commercial and professional; briefly
al the RIGHTS which may pertain to her as a citizan,
religions cicil and political.
The wide range Of subjects for discussion can
scarcely fail Of awakening the attention Of all
classes, to our aims and objects hence we invite all
persons, irrespective Of sex, to take part in the de-
alterations Of the Convention, and thus contribute
TO the progress of truth and the redemp.ion Of hui
mainly.
S;sncl on behalf Of the Central Committee:
PAULINA ". DAVIS, President.
ASToISETTE l.. Brown, Secretary.
Editors of exchanges are requested to copy this
notice and call attention to it.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-23
SALEM LADIES SEWING CIRCLE.


TO TIE FRIENDS OK THE ". ANrI-sLAvERY SOCIETY.
Last year VIC were told in numerous instances
by friends from abroad that if they had known
sooner that there was to be n Fair, thry could bav,
done more for it. Therefore the Salem Ladies
Sewing circle upon whom the management of the
Fair de%yolycs), have thought it e%xpedicnt to give
this early notice that the Fair will be held ut the
usual time, 50 that our friends may have ample
time for ncciful preparation. Will not, the Anti
Slavery women in Whatever town or ncighborlIood
this notice may come. form Sewing Societies for
this o%'icct? No one can tell until they have made
the trial how much can be done even by a few in
the space Of three or four months if they so to work
in right good earnest, remembering in their hearts,
those in bonds as bound with them.
+. ROBINSON, Cor. Sec.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-23

The CnicAGo SLAVE CAsE.-Tke Tribune Of the
18th says
in company with four other fugitive slaves,
Turner left this city ON Sunday evening on the
Chicago branch of the Underground Railroad for
Chnuia-thc land cf freedom and consequently
is now III u much more pleasant position than has
attempted %caitors. 1t is thought 10y many that
this fugitive Turner is the negro whom Douglass
asserted should be taken back to Slavery, in order
that ne (Mr. D. might be yindicatel before his
constituents
The Muscatine Uowa) Journal If Sept. 3, details
with great minutcncss the unsuccessful pursuit
made by a gentleman of Monroe County, IN search
of two of his slaves who had run away from his
residence. The slaves were IL woman and her
child, and they had been assisted in getting away
by the husband Of the woman, who belonged to a
man living III another county. They took two Of
the Doctors best horses with them. lie awaited
himself Of every possible means to recapture his
slaves. but without success. On his arrival at
Rock Island he asccrtained that five fugitive slaves
had been deposited in Chicago from the Rock Isl
and and Chicago Railrund, and he gave up the
chase rs iruitless.
The ParkcrsburghN News Of tie Cd, inst, says-
"Our beautiful river is now nulhing more than a
string of frog ponds. Last week we reported 1t as
being lower than it ever had been known TO be.
1t has since been rapidly falling and now in many
places is not over one half to one third ot its usual
width, and in several spots is barely wider than an
ordinary creek. 1t Is not probable that the Ohio
will be in n~ayigtblc order before the first of No
vemlCr.
Tie Nashville Union learns that ten dollar bills
ON the Bank Of Tennessee, with red backs, are
now IN circulation in some parts Of that State
The Union is authorized to state, that in conse-
qucncc Of the robhing Of thD express agent who
brought the impressions from Philadel phia, no bill
OF this description has been or will be issued with
out notice first being given to the public.
Elisha WIiitlcscy, First Comptroller has tender
ed his resignation. lie takes to heart the removal
OF his luyuritc clerk. and complains of interference
with his duties by the Secretary.
WELLCLornEp.-Thc New Orleans Bulletin says
that slaves never freeze or starvc." We have
heard that they often have IL good dressing.
Scandal, like a kite, to fly well, depends greatly
upon the length Of the tale it has to carry.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-23
THE FIFTH CINCINNATI ANSI-SLAvERY
BAZAAR,

VIII be held at the Masonic Hall the first week
of November next, and its managers would earn
estly call the attention of all those who value Free
dom for themselves, and are conscious of the bold
.encroachments of the Slave Power upon all we have
hitherto considered secure and valuable, to aid in
this annual effort to raise means for the overthrow
Of American Slavery. Our members have always
been few, and although several who have hitherto
labored with us have removed, we look with conf
dence to the increased interest felt in our cause in
the city, to find their places made good to us, and
our Bazaar made more productive than ever be-
fore, and we again ask all who hare homes and any
thing to love in them, to remember those who have
Hohiag which may not at any moment be wrestcd
from them, and to send us something for our
fair, as God has prospered them. Let such pour
into this channel whatever of their abundance they
can best spare, and We will convert it into money.
We have always found ready sale forlrin, Wooden
and China ware and irish ue could hare much more
Of IL. Hardware and all kinds of household furn-
ishing is eagerly sought-shoes, brushes, soap, can
dies, starch, coal, fancy and dry goods, caps, books.
Produce of all kinds has never been supplied to
fill the demand. We trust our friends will begin
non to prepare themselves for the sale, and that we
shall receive contributions from sources we may
never before have known of. Ale there none in
this great city whose hearts are better than their
laws, from whom We may receive 5, lOor 20 dollars
to aid us in our preparations? Our hearts and
lives are devoted to this cause, and none need great
err securities that what they give shall be faithfully
appropriated.
SAaAH OTIs ERNST, ELIZABETH T. GOLDMAN,
KEzIAH EMERY, MARY MANN,
JuLn HARwcoD, Mary DEGaAw,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-23
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN
ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.

In accordance with a vote passed at the annual
meeting of the American Anti-Slaycry Society, in
New York, in May last, its Executive Committee
hereby give notice that special meeting of the
Society will lie held in SYRACUSE, n. Y. on FRI
DAY and SATURDAY, Sept. 20 and 30, commencing
at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, to which all who deplore the
existence Of Slavery in our country are cordially
invited, whatever may be their views as to the best
mode of c%ffccting the overthrow Of this terrible
sy stem of wrong and outrage. Our platform is
free to all who choose to stand upon ito slave
holders and their apologists, MS we'll as to those
who are for the immediate liberation of all in bon
dage-as we believe our cause to be holy and in
~yinciLle, our principles eternal md immutable, and
our measures wise and effective. Wherein we err,
either in sentiment or action, we desire to be en-
lightened hence, "free discussion" is our motto
To the true and uncompromising friends o~fliberty
we need not make any urgent appeal, to secure
their cheering presence and valuable counsel, as
far as practicable, at the approaching meeting
They know what the crisis demands, will remem.
Der their obligations, and be prompt in the dis,
charge of their duties. But we strongly solicit
the attendance Of such as are yet only partially
interested in the subject, or who have yet to learn
what connection the North sustains to the South in
relation to Slavery, or who imagine that, invidual-
ly, they have no responsibility whatever for the
continuance of that "sum Of villanies" in our
otherwise favored land. The struggle in which we
are engaged is neither sectional nor complexional,
but broad as the whole country, relating to MAN as
distinguished from tho BRUTE, and seeking the
liberty and happiness of all classes.
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country will be present; and the proverbial hospi-
taIity of the liberty-loying citizens of Syracuse
will be extended, to the extent ofthe ability, to such
as may come from a distance.
In behalf of the Executive Committee of the
American Anti-Slavery Society.
WIN. LLOYD GARRISON, President,
PHILLs, c...t.
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