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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-10
WHOLE no. 453i

dav feed and clotle themselves with its fruits
Their words sny to the opprcssor, spoil mot the
pocr oppress not the wedk enslavc no. the iuags
df God." their louder speaking CONDUCT ssFsl
continue to exort that uDrequited labor from your
helpless victims. we will furnish you the means 20
carry on your system Of robbery, since we eas !,
afford neither the cosr, nor the INCONVENIENCE oi
vbtaining free produces.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-10

men, arrested for nun ior and on trial for their
liyesi charge you with filing the Court House
With ono hundred and eighty-four hired rufhans Of
the United States, and alarming not only this city
for her liberties that are in peril but stirring up
the whole Commonwealth of Massachusetts with
indignation, which no man knows how to stop
which no man can stop. You have done it all
This is my lesson for the dny,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-10
PRODUCTS OF SLAVE LABOR.

The following articles on The consumption of the
products of slave labor. are published in series
of sheet tracts for distribution by an association
of Orthodox Friends. As some of them seem es-
pecially addressed to abolitionists, We publish
them, that they may thus reach those for whom
they were designed.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-10
A WoRD TO ABotI1ioNIsrs.

CAN WE ISSocESTLY SHARE the GAIN OF OPPRESSION
What good will it dor is q question often pro;
posod to the advocates of Free Produce. II an
would abstain something might be done, but what
can individuals accomplish in this way against tho
giant sin Of slavery"Y 1t is probable that mnltr
tudcs Of shareholders theoretically Opposed 70
slavery, reason In the same manner, and with
auits as good grohhds. We would answer goa; as
we answer them, even II you can see no direct or
immediate good IL will do toash yOair oiCh hands qf
ali rolntaTy participation in ne SIN you e9hdeBRi
Let YOUR action be consistent " you wohld have
your influence felt; aud because toh eathot do al;
do not refuse to do all you have pooer to do.
Anti.slavery men have often quoted the noble sen
timent factions are ours; events are Gods" they
have never admitted that we were free TO refuse 10
do any duty, till we had stipulated that reward
should be given in the success OF our workei
But we believe il would be iftpossibie to estimate
the amount Of good resulting TO the cause OF lib.
erty in this country and throughout the world, BY
consistent course Of action in this respect or The
part OF tho anti slavery community. IL would at
once place us on a high moral elevation from which
we wotfd command clear view Of slavery. 10
would give Immense force 10 professions. the ain
cerity OF which might otherwise be justly ques-
toned. II would promote anti-slavery feeling. hy
constantly reminding US Of the actual existence Of
slavery. IT would load 10 much enquiry-aDa en-
auiry on the side Of truth and right 10 over pro
ductiye of rood II would be an appeal 70 the
heart Of the slaveholder Of great moral power. 10
mould strike at e rooi ri sareTy. IL would causs
the opuressor TO tromhle and he an earnest 20 thc
crushed and borrowing hondmanr that the day Oh
his redemption drew nigh.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-10
"IF THERE WERE NO CONSUMERS or
SLAVE THERE H6ULU
BE NO SLAVES" r4

Can we employ another in the commission Of
robbery share the profits with him, and yet be
innocent Of the crime rk ihbuttb MN 70 eoASrf,
by the glittering brbe we offered for the commits
sionY
1t clear 10 the comprehension Of those who
will take the trouble to examine the subject thai
the northern merchant who purchases the cotton,
sugar and rice Of the southern planter
y the task master who plies
the CORY lash to the acerated back of the toilihg
slave, to extract the greatest possible amount Of
labor,--the auctioueer who cries his human wares
in the market, and who sells these helpless victims
of cupidity like oxen in the shambles; yea, eveti
the slsvctfader, are each and
all Of them, only SO ihat5 AGENTS, employed By
and FOR the CONSUMER in extracting and transfer
ring to him the products Of the unrequited toi ei
the poor suffering slave.
Let the consumer Of slave produce ask himself
if he can advance a single argument in favour Of
his self-indulgence which might not be offered
with equal force by the stakeholder.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-10
From the toiling buhdHdh's utter need,
Shall We pile onr own full boards"
And fold about our forms the robes
His wasting life affords?


Shall we pile onr own full boards"
And fold about our forms the robes
His wasting life afOrds2
Put the worst face of iniquity and wrong upon
stolen goods" that they will bear and il will show
none of the deep red lneamcnts Of sin; that marks
the product Of the slaves toll. If we demand in
the nauis Of justice that the stakeholder relinquish
his hold on that which he wickedly calls his pro-
perty, if We say to him: "honest poverty is better
than i'll gotten gain" shall we demhr at the small
Inconvenience in which we shall be involved by an
attempt to abstain from the products Of unrSquited
toll? Can We doubt that rcnuncation Of the pro-
fits and comforts, which five hundred thotisand
American Abolitionists now derive from slavery,
would do more to seal on the minds Of Stockholders
conviction of the real iuiquity of the system, and
prepare them for voluntary surrender Of their
portion Of it's emoluments, than all the arguments
showing its abstract wrongiulness unaccothpanied
by the evidence that they proceed from honest
hearts seeking to be clear Of the WRONG auddisdain
ing to derive Advantage froir it
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-10

The following is Mr. Parkcr's address to his
congregation. on the Sunday when Anthony Burns
was imprisoned in the Boston Court House on the
charge Of loving Freedom and escaping from Sla-
yorv
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-06-10

rva collections were recsnNy taken up -
r. Ward BeechorS ehurah. for the payment OF >.
mortgage upon seven slaves, owned IN BaitiaaSe
The eoiisotions amounted 20 shout $500, of wi.iek
one person gave $50 'r ''-,s9'4ss 3
eets
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17

A DEAcoN's QUOTATION OF SCRIPTURE
ON THE USE OF WINE AND Cold WATER.
Mr.. Secretary Marcy recently told an
anecdote at dinner party in this city,
which runs thus: He said that a few
few weeks since Gov. Seymour, of New
York, wrote to him, that since he had
vetoed the liquor law he had received
various letters from gentlemen in various
parts of State, both approving and dis
approving of his course in the premises.
Among them was one from an honest
deacon, who resided in the centre of the
State, which commended his action in the
strongest terms. The old gentleman
alluded to, informed the Governor that he
was deeply interested in the debates of
both sides of the question, and did not
let one got or title. escape him. He
had too, he said, ''looked up his bible
from Genesis to Revelation, in order to
see how the liquor question was there
treated, and after mature deliberation he
came to the conclusion that all the great
and good men, as Noah. Moses, David,
solomon and Jesus, not only were par
takers of the ''rosy," but recommended
1T to Others. in word, in his researches
ne only found one instance THAT of
olives" where man called for cold
water. and that he was in HI, achere he
ought to be.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17

RUSSIANS DESTROYED BY THE CLIMATE
OF TURKEY.-The last accounts from the
banks of the Danube describe the Rus
sian army in the Dobrudscha as suffering
considerably from sickness. Entire com.
panies were daily carried off by dysen-
terry, and the mortality was so great in
several newly arrived regiments that they
were ordered to recross the Danube.
A medical journal gives some curious
details on the losses sustained bv the
Russian army in the campaigns of 1923
and 1929 against Turkey. Out of lis 900
Russians, who at that time crossed the
Pruth, only from 10, 900 to Is 900 return
ed to their country, the remainder having
fallen, not on the fields of battle, but in
the hospitals, from intermittent fevers,
dysentery, and plague. Scarcely had the
Russian soldiers in 1928 enh red Bull
garia, where the temperature between the
day and night varies as~much as sixteen
degrees, and where the dews fall like fine
and searching rain, than their health be-
gan to suffer; they were attacked with a
contagious fever, which the most rigid
precaution could not check.
In less than one year the number Of
patients III the hospitals and field hospi-
tails reached to 2lO,108, in consequence
of many having been attacked more than
once with the same disease. Many Of
those who recovered from the fever were
afterwards carried off by scurvy, which
reigned amongst the troops to frightfu
extent. During the march Of the army
on Adrianople the soldiers were suddenly
attacked with violent fsvers, prostratioI
of strength aud delirium, which carriet
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17
United States Patent Once,
Washington. May Is, 1854.

nN the petition OF RIcHAED MONTGOMERY Lxv.
" Is w. HARRIS, of Sangerfeld, New York prav.
ing for the extension Of a patent granted 10 han
for an improvement In the Mill ,or breskipe ~
grinding bark. for years from the exp{S.sson
of said patent, which takes place on the Izth dsV
of July, 1854 a|.. N>s
1t is ordered, that the said petition be hard NJ N.
Potent Office on Monday, the 24th day of July. Is6I
at II O'Clock m and all persons are noti6ed n A.
pear aud show cause, if amy they have why ssid n
1tion ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are rpou,r>6 IA
q in the Patent Office their ohectona epedailv -
forth in writing at least twenty days befrr a.
If hearing; all testimony al by either parfv 10 =
used at the said hearing must be taken end tuns.
mil ted in accordance with the rules Of The 90.
which viii be furnished on application
The testimony in the case will be closed On Tia
14th Of July; DISPOSITIONS. and other papers rrled -
as testimony, must be III in the Office on or mon.
the morning Of the lttt day Of July 1854 the ~.
gumsuts, If any, within ten DAYS thereafter,
Ordered also, that this notice be puhlished IN tn
Union Intelligencer, and Evening Star Wsshins.
ton, d. Cs epnsyNanian Philsdelphia Pa. 49,
tic American, New York; Post Boston, Msss end
Inquirer, Cincinnati. Ohio, once q week for thr.s
successive weeks previous 10 the Gath day Of July
next, the day Of hearing.
Commissioners Of PsteusA
P-s-Editors Of the above papers win please COPY
and send their bulls to the Patent ohce, with Q p
per containing this notice. may 16-T1W
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17
WASHINGTON, D. c., SPRING RACES.
COLUMBIA RACE COURSE.

Alexandria County, Va.
ME SPRING RACES over the above Course viii
i commence on the FOURTH TUESDAY in Nav
1854, and continue throughout the week.
First Day-TUESDAY, May 23d, sweepstakes free
for all horses owned in Maryland, District of Co
lumbia and Virgins, W eight for age.
, Entrance SIS, with purse Of $50 added by the
Proprietor. '-'
Nile heats, three or more to make a rare.
Also, i'm nediatey after the sweepstake race a
Purse OF $40 will be gven free for all trotting horsee
Mile and repeat, to harness
Second Day "WEDNESDAY, May oath, Purse OF
500. Mile heats, best 8 in 6.
dhird Day-THUKsDAY, May 25th, Purse OF
$500. Two mile heats.
Fourth Bay-FKIDAY, May Goth, Purse Of $500.
Four mile heats.
hntrance for Purses Is per cent, to be made With
the Proprietor the evening previous te the race In
all cases three or more to make race. two to start
The races to be governed by the rules of the Rich.
mond Course, Virginia
Abundant stabling for horses will be provided
nee OF expense Oh the grounds.
Having completed the Enclosure of the Track and
made other improvements the place, the Proprie-
tor informs the public that nothing will be found
wilmington his part to give satisfaction to those fond
of the sport. CYRUS MARTIN,
mar 13-M&ThtMsy4 Proprietor.
Richmond Enquirer, Va, Marlboro Gazette, Nd,
and Alexandria Gazette will COPY once per week and
forward bills to this Office.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17
G. r. sALOMON,s INpRovEMHNr IN

T G. r. sALOMOH,s IMPROVEMENT IN
-. sRfcKMAKiNG. Patented April Is, 1854 =
By this method Of making brick the various well.
known facilities and advantages Of the or iinary
msnual process combined With those of the ma
chite or pres system, while many disadvantages pc
cuar to the action generally Of the latter avoid
ed; the bricks are ma te rsp Wy and dried and pre-
mould with but little .lav and without the labor
OF removal or EXPOSURE to DETACHMENT to which they
are sol iectsd in this ordinary way.
In the foregoing description OF my improvement
reiersnce only has been made 10 the plain or ordna,
ry building brick, but it is obvious that BY suits-
bic construction ard ar gemen, o; the platen aud
meald box IL is equally capable of mauufactur nc
tile. hollow rnies, CT any OF the other well know
forms Of brick.
Patent rights fer sale. Address
J. G. +. SALOYON,
Biadenshurg. Prince George CO Md.
N. B.-Two hundred well pressed bricks can be
made in one minute, ,vtthout the labor of removal
De- may lin
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MORE DANGEROUS ALTERED NOTES

2Os-The Commercial Bank of Glen,s
Falls New York; raised from genuine
one. Wig, two females seated0small
spread eagle standing on scroll between
figure twenty twice On right end bow
riding Dolphin On left bottom corner
and State arms on top left corner.
2OS-Rensselaer County Bank. La;ns.
ingourgh, N. Y; raised from genuine
one. pig., portrait; cupid on each side:
female seated on top left corner; man
chopping, sheaf of grain, locomotive,
steamboat and ship in the distance !;
figure 20 twice on right end-once on
left.
2osEBank of Albany, New ALBANY.
Ind; raised from genuine one. VIZ,
female seated, holding milk pail, cattle,
&C.; locomotive on lower left corner ;
State arms right bottom corner figure
70 each upper corner.
2Os-Public Stock Bank, Newport
Indiana; raised from a genuine one.
Wig, female, spread eagle and shield
female on right end-portrait on left,
lower corner.
2Os-Rensselaer County Bank, Lain.
singburgh, New York raised from genu.
inc two. Wig, bottom center of note,
two females seated portrait of Washing.
ton on right, lower corner figure 20
twice on left end of note, With State
arms between; figure 20 on top right
corner.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17

BY G e e 4 n & SCOTT, Aucttoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
TN FRIDAY. the 18th instant, we shall sell
at o'clock p. m on the presises-
Lots Nos. S. 8, and Z, in subdivision of SQUARE 2sl
at the corner of l4lh ard NJ sts.
Alo, Lot No. Z, in Square 2i7. near the corner OF
l4th ami streets, fronting so feet north L. I2O
feet deep, to wide alley.
Lots Nos Al and IS, ia Square 24s, fronting on
18Th, hetween X and ste.
Lot No. L., in square 3s2.
OTIS Nos. q and 3. in Square sl6
All the last m entoned lots 'front.' on llth 1T west
between X AID SITS. north.
All the above described property is situated In ts
most fievated healthy. end 6es;-sb'o part Of TIE
city, being in the vicinity the Franklin
Row. This is rare chance 70. hand ONE build no
sites. g
The sals viii commence "a Lots Nos s, 6. and 7.
II Square 1sl. .
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may 15-d Iuct;oraers
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17
FOB MOUNT VERNON.

On MUNDAYS, WEDNEG
- i5szEaS DAYS, AND FRIDAYS.-Fare
for TINS nouDu arp, ONE DoLLAK; nom AIsxan
aria, IS cents. = NeN-
The steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will ,..v
Washington at O'Clock, and Alexandria at G.
g.. m.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat st slk f.rf
for the coach ~ cents.
Persons wishing the coach to call for them Nil.
leave their residences with George and Thomas Par
ker 4 Co.
~ Refreshments to be had on the bat.
may lQ-H JOB OORSON. CAPTAIN.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17

~ NEURALsIA.-This formidable disesse. which
seemsto battle the skill OF pbysicisns, Yields Ike
magic to Carriers Spanish Mixture
Mr.. F. Boyden, formerly of the As.or uouse. Nav
York, and late proprietor Of the Elk hange Hotel al
richmond, Va, is one Of the hundreds who have
been cured of severe Neuralgia, by Carriers span
iSh Mixture.
Since his cure, he has recommended II To numbers
OF others who were suffering With nearly every form
Of disease, with the most wonderful success
He says it Is the most extraordi aary medicine he
has ever seen used, and the very best blood purifier
known.
***See advertisement in another column
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17
State Convention Of Cigar r.ksrs.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, May IA State Con-
vention of the Journeymen and Employtng
Cigar Makers has been in session In this city
for two days. An address and series of reeolu.
tions were unanimously adopted, and ordered
TO be communicated to our Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress, urging our Ne
tional Legislature. " in behalf of the trade, 10
impose specific duty Of 40 cents per pound
on all cigars imported to this country and
pledging their political support to those eau
didates for Congress who favor the levying Of
this duty. scale of prices we're also adopt
ed
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17

6k should be universally kncson-for It's strict'y
true-that indiges ion is the parent Of large pru
portion OF the fatal diseases. Dysentery di.rrhoes,
choera morbus, liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly
catalogue OF deaths, are generated by indigestion
alone Think Of that dyspsptics think Of it ali who
suffer from dsordered stomachs, and If you are vii
hing to be guided by advice, founoed upon 'eSperi
snce, resort at once don't delay day. to Hoofand's
German Rittsrs, prepared by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson.
which, as an Alternative, curative, aud inviaorant
stands alone aud uDapproached. We have tried the
Bisters and knew that that they are excellent for
tia diseases specified above. For sale BY dealers in
medicine everywhere. an g
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17

them off in q few days. At Adrianople
more than fourth part Of the disposable
forces were ill. The plague carried off
all the medical men, and out of 5000
men who were in the hospitals, 5000 died.
This mortality, it should be said, was
chiefly due to the Infamous neglect of the
soldiers BY their government and their
officers. Nicholas is said to have shed
tears when he learned how horribly the
troops had suffered at Adrianople.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17

By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.
I'RUsTEE'S SALE-py virtue of deed of trust,
Il executed to me by John A. King, deceased
and OF record in Llber j. A. g., No. 80, one of the
lana records OF Washington county, in the District
of G lumba, will expose to sale, on the premises.
in the city of Washington and District of Columbia
on THURSDAY, the 18th ins tant, at o'clock in the
afternoon. lot numbered four, a. in square num-
feet.
Terms: Opethird cash, and the balance in three
and six months by notes secured by deed of trust
II the terms are not complied with within three
Gays aItef the sale, the properly will be resold ai
the cost and risk OF the purch aser
+. W. RIsQUE. Tru ,tee
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
may I'D Auctioneer
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17

"GncIe Ned had no hair on the top of bis head
In the place where the hair ought to grow
But he lived previous to the discovery of Lyons eel
orated kathairon, which not only preserves and
beautifies, but restores the hair to any per;od NJ
life. Only those who will not try it, are roubls,
with badness, dandrutf, or harsh and unnleasan,
hair.
From The Home Journal " F.
mo article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LYONS KArH.1aor. tn
those who have used it land who has not) the rea.
son is obvious, as its invigorating and heautfvnp
Effects and agreeable Perfume, stamp it an indispen
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price of Is cents, in large bottles
BY all dealers, everywhere.
D.. BARNES, Proprietor, 1sl Broadway. nv
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17
GLENNs TRUE y.RBFNA WATER

}'HlS delightful PEI fume prepared by chemical
l. pro"e.s from the bot house PLAN, Lemon Irifo-
ha Is confidently recommended the LADIES in par.
hcuiar, on account Of its hing and deiiah
odor 1t contains all the fr4erancs of the plant it
self in concentrated form, and will be found very
useful f,r removing the languor oecisioued by
crowded rooms, &c. Als', delic GUS perfume for
the tandkerehief, aud will be found much chesper
than the extracts and yet equally good, and less
ant chance for the Eau dc Cologne.
Also, Glenn's Cltronella, RI SO Geranium, and
MUSK 70 ogne Waters, all Of unsurpassed quality,
with a choice supply Of Perfumery both native and
foreign. Just received and for sale by
J. B. MOORE, Druggist
= may lot Pa. ave. opp. Seven Buildings.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17

Ae most beautiful. choice and varied assort
hssn o. ,rssh spring and Summed Clothing has just
Tue celebrated Marble Hall Clothing EMPORIUM -
u.r citizens as well as strangers, should, by all
means give them trial. as their goods are made m
II. t:le very oest manner and most fashionable stye
me black and coiored Cloth ffock and dress Goats
r'ch vesungs, &C., with selection of Furnishin1
a2ods not surpassed in the city for beauty and sye
Doys' and Youths Department WIG
Inelr prlces are uniformly low, and we say to one
and all, cell On them before purchasing elsewhsrs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17
SAVE YOUR DIMES

I WISH 10 call public attention to tie f.ct that
i am prepared to furnish families, wedding pes
t-s, parties excursons balls, pic nics, &C. ct he
shortest nstioe, and with promptDess-
Having aecured one of the very best Of york1ea,
ana only using the very best Of naterials, can f1f
pish all articles such as pure Virginia Gran NJ lee
Cream st S2 per caalon Water Ices Ct the aoDe.-
Also. Jeles, Chsrctts. &c, Fruit and Pound Csk-s,
and great variety Of Small Cakee, ut murh icvse
0xnre sh.n the best est.biiehment OF noe In r.
CIV can furnsh for At least Is par ssaS less sh.n
their Oh .rgs for the same, % that the sue-,tpa
very ofsen asked, Whore Can ~ est poss ar tcis
of Cream and Conf.ctionsryf" vrl snswer, snA
can prove by everybody calling and trying
Store corner Of l6th strsst and Psnnsyfvsn.s eve
nue.. j. q. WAVE Agak
mn @oo2m
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-17
BY D. B. CAMPBELL & co.
k. n. STRATTON, Auctfoueer,

NALUABLE UNIMPROVkD PROPERTY in the
Y First Ward, BY order OF tn. Honorable the Or.
phans' tourf-On MONDAY, June 18th. 1854. at 6
O'Clock m, on the premises, shall sell the west.
ern part of Lot No. :, in Square No 49, fronting 81
let on 4 street and running back to 80 foot al.
ley. containing about s5S square feet.
Terms: Onethird cash the residue in equal In.
staments. at thrse and six months. with interest
from the day of SALE to be secured and
subject to the confirmation of the Circuit Court OF
the county and District of Columbia.
little ndisputahle. Conveyancing at the expense
Of purchaser.
II the trims Of sac are not complied with in six
days thereafter the properly will be sold at the risk
aud expense Of the purchaser.
13-SW&ds