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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-17
A HOWL.

1t would seem that the editor of the Leader
is either President. Director, or Conductor of one
Of the underground railroads, and that he and his
co-laborers Gin the great cause") are not ashamed
to publish their graceless acts to the world. The
establishment of abolition papers and underground
railroads, in the opinion of the abolitionists, is no
interference with the rights of the people of the
south-that the stealing 5000 of slaves weekly
is no just cause for the South to complain
Indianapolis Sentinel.
1t would be advisable for the editor Of the Sen
tintl tc be a little more temperate in his remarks.
1t is true that $4,000 worth Of slaves did pass
through this city in single week but there was
no stealing connected with the matter. The slaves
ran away, as they had a perfect right to do, and
they are now in a place where they cannot be ia
ken but they were not stolen, as their fathers
were If we were disposed to be severe upon the
South, we might assert that every STAKEHOLDER is
a thief; for he robs men of their liberty, and
gives them nothing in return. We might assert
that slavery is an outlaw, and that it can claim no
rights at all. But we shall simply remark, that
ne who arrests a fugitive from bondage is a traitor
to human nature while he who assists him to es-
cape, restores to him TIE birthright which he re-.
ceived from God himself!-Leadtr.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-17
BOND AND FREE--A REMARKABLE MAR.
RATIVE.

A few nights since there passed through this
city, on the railroad, bound for Canada family of
eight slaves. One Of these-the leading spirit of
the whole-was a woman sixty years of age, q bold
prompt and energetic woman. Two
years ago she was living as n slave in the South,
she had seen torn from her arms when old enough
10 be useful, and sold away from ler.
One day she overheard her master bargaining
with q soul driver, who desired to purchase, for
the far south, her grandson, a boy Of some IF
teen years Of age. Stung to the very quick
by this design of stripping her of the last of her
kindred, she instantly resolved on flight.
The same night she started with her boy for the
North. Night after night they travelled by the
North star-the only guide the hapless fugitive
knows in making for the land Of Freedom, and one
that deceiyes him lot, since it is fixed in the heav.
ems. After long and painful wanderings they
finally arrived in the land Of freedom.
Here this heroic woman hired herself at wages.
Two months ago, with purse well filled, she started
back to the residence of her old master at the
South. Here, alone, she concealed herself in the
woods and thickets, a fugitive from freedom-cared
for, however, by the few trusty souls to whom she
revealed the dangerous secret of her presence in
the land Of bondage.
After remaining there some two weeks, she Sc
lected seven of her children and grand children,
and started with them for the North. The same
unerring star shone faithfully from above upon
their midnight pathway. BY day they lay by, con
cealed among the thickets of the country, through
which they made a bee line for the North. No toll
discouraged, no danger dismayed this heroic wo-
man. Many times the party suffered to the verge
Of starvation. She cheered them onward--she
was their only guide, their counselor and their
friend.
Worn down with the haflships of this p%erilous
with garments torn to shreds and hutter-
ing ia The breeze with shoes worn into fragments;
without hats or b%onnets, this heroine conducted
her party to the house Of a friend. Word was
Immediately passed around among some of the
good souls who dwell there as the sat Of the earth,
that eight ~fugitiyes were concealed in a garnet,
and destitute of the means Of further progress
word was followed by the deed. All necessary
means were instantly provided for their safe trans
mission to the North, and the train which passed
this city on the same night carried the
" hole party toward the home of their leader, in
where they have by this time undoubtedly
srriyed.
We doubt a similar ~instanse Of devotion to
and kindred on record. 1t required a dar-
mind to even conceive the idea of going back
the scene of bondage. and eDcOuntering the haZ-
lard of discovery in the lions den. But nothing
short Of that heroism which under other circum,
stances has made men immortal, was needed to put
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-17
THE DIFFERENCE.

The Louisville Journal thinks there is a material
between Shareholders and freemen,
which renders it entirely unsafe for the former
to invite aboliti0nists to talk in their midst. wbile
the latter may tolerate the talk of slayehold-
es with immunity. And the journal doubt.
less is right. Slavery can't bear free discus
sion in its midst and more, it can't bear it any.
where. 1t fears it at tho North. 1t fears il in
Europe, in the remotest corner of the earth. 1t is
to be the death of slavery. lnstinctively the slave
holders know it and therefore tremble, at the bare
though! OF free utterance, in any and every form.
We suggest to these trembling ~culprits that the
danger is inherently in their institutions and not
in the discussion of them, and that wisdom die
tates that they remove the institution and not vain
ly attempt to suppress thought and gag utterance.
The Journal says:
The case of Boston and that of a Southern CITY.
in respect to q public discussion of slavery are
not parallel. Boston cannot possibly apprehend
any danger to her rights from the discussion of
slavery in her midst. But, if, incendiary aboli-
tionists from the North, those who for years have
been breathing only the breath of fire and slauph-
ter, were to be brought into a Southern city to
proclaim their inilammatory doctrines, there would
be reason to fear; that false and monstrous rumors
and Impressions as to coming events would soon
pervade q class upon which they would exert n
most mischievous and fearful influence. Besides.
it is hardly to be expected of the gentlemen of the
South that they should ask to DO favored with the
speeches of such men as Phillips and Parker, who
whatever may be their ability, have never, we be-
.lieye, discussed the subject Of slavery without an
plying to every stakeholder language of the bitter
est and fercest opprobrium.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-17

THEODORE PARKER.-The citizens Of Salem, had
the rare pleasure, on Friday evening last, of lis
tening to a lecture from Theodore Parker, on the
progress of the Human Race, and some Of the ex-
listing obstacles to that progress. All seemed de-
lighted with the entertainment, and we can hard
ly see how any could fail to receive instruction
and Improvement. The lecture was rich in thought
brilliant in illustration-crowded with ~instruc-
tive facts, and delivered with an earnestness and
simplicity which enchanted the audience. Mr..
Parker evidently feels it to be his mission in his
popular lectures to e%nlighten and improve his
hearers.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-17

Passmore Williamson WAS sent to prison by
Judge Kane on the 9th of July and released on
the Sd of November. His term of Imprisonment
therefore exceeded three months.
Circulate petitions for impeachment of the ty-
rant, who by Imprisonment without trial or form
Of law, attempts to force freedom-loving citizens
to become his accompliccs in kidnapping. Re-
member-sign and circulate The petitions.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-17

into execution an enterprise so full of difficulty
and danger. Such spirits, if any, not only deserve
to he free, but are fitted to enjoy the largestliberty.
-7}ehton STATE Gas.
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sill more New. from u Good Nan.


NTSsRS DOVE a co.. hereby certify that for years
nast have afflicted with rheumatism, and from
the frequent YOUR Lmcn have been almost entirely
relieved Of disease. sell great deal of II to my neigh
bors and rocueet solitary ease where II has bse
appea according directions Of It's having failed afford
relief M family should be without this Ihiment Regard
|, as one of the remedies for Rheumatism have eN.t
tried and with greatest pleasure do recommend II To
every family In the world Yours truly
49, .,,i,t A.. j A CREWS .
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LOWELL STONE.


SANDY KlN
June 2nd 1853.
urssRs DOVE a Co-DEAn Suls / hereby certify
,ha ,bon the first March, was attacked with kheu
matlsm Of the sovores character in shoulder and arm
taxing tho use entirely from and from which SUI
er,d very severe pain three four days Ny son then
roeurea me bottle Of your Rheumatic iinmon aud APP
i, II according 20 directions, from which was restored
In short time and restored to full strength ana
,IVor In hx dAvs and earnestly recommend II 10 all who
,ss he sacted Win Rheumatism And it duty you
10 tho community 10 urge itsause. copy.
~ NV N' THOMAS 5NnIIY
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MEDICINES.

NyEWa FROM AMELuA.--ANEiIA COUNTY. July
~ Ia is-Messrs Dove co--Las autumn hsa a very
ue hass injured In ene of legs badly as 10 csnse
il 10 su ell the sse o mans head which tried every
remedy think Of without renewing MN IN the
least During the fall swelling continued, when young
Mr. Areher saw Il, recommended your Turf on pro
curei bottle and short time, before had used the
contents Of one swelling subsidized and yon eond
no, tel which leg injured He well aud doing all
Ilass 81 farm work Very respectfully
Ahas VI '" Ann W ARCHER.
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Mere rows from one of the Fir., Wen !" Hc",,,'

9th, fth5 J
DEAR About the 18th 81 December last befame
ary much afflicted with " hat Thought old hurt in Of
nv knees fthe len one standing of which had ne
ent attacks Within eight days became so
violent that to sleep impossible In a9ont twenty "uf
bous was attacked right hand and wrist and IN about
twelve honrs was right ankle At which time
uuder excrucatng pain as not TO be able 70 take
any rest whatever losing all appetite for any Kind OF 1000
80 IN a nsrfqct heplcss condition. became almost de
ranged man Nv family standing around bed side imro
ring call in ply sean my reply was that eoan 90
we'll die with fever agne. Al length consented for
nv 10 James A. Crews merchant, near ne
saa - saw 10 him what my situation after had tried
every possible without the least benefit ha
n he had any thing eond truly recommend 10 send
10 me He sent me = bottle Of Doves Rheumatic linnehi
usea As directed and after about six hours dropped
sslaen for the In forty hours My joints became
,nueb swollen the time began TO get ease the s"e
linz suaeed and IN able TO attend 10 my ous
80 IS nsns 4 sometimes attacks In my shoulders,
a. ,ha before with immediate relief by timely
applies think most Invaluable remedy ana am NJ
si,ns that every person afflicted with the mos, dreadful
srnnrve on earth 4pheumatism) should give trial
Yours truly, &c, -
IIDWFII STONE
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7
NrSSRS DOVE 4 co, Richmond Last fall one of my
nes turned the while PLAYING about
with other mules with the weight of his whole body
against large plate sheet cutting himself the thigh
r ham about 10 inches inch and half to
tive inches deep Theound of such character as to
sapsse he would he Of service Ia again See
ing Turf Ia the papers procured and a
n il AZ once 10 the about three weeks he
perfectly well and work and cannot perceive the Ast
ssesf here the en-, was made H. A. WINFREE
s-There many Of injuries to cattle in this
neighbthood been cured by your Turf OIL and
ot any ven, many certificates
The whole neghhohoed a the quickest healing REMEDY
4,hev over saw H. A. WINfkEE.
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These the first class built in the city Of Bal
tmoe expressly superior aeconino
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade and who will spare no
exeron They will be towed up and down
by steam and may be relied on to sail promptly as
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will find il their interest to ship by this line as freight WI"
taken low by other line of Packets and
will be made by the agents in Richmond and
give Insurance be effected in
Richmond Fire Association by this line at per cent
espectfuy ask and hope succeed in obtaining full
share of patronage. 49,
Goods shipped bv this line to New will be forwarded
New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston, sa
vannah or any other Southern or Northern port.
The will Richmond in the Dock in New York
at Berth No J. Coffee House Slip, foot of W all Street
DAVID WIN. CT RHIE Richmond, ,,on,e
G. II. PIERSON, y. y
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NO TIE ..o,En. OLE TIE riNE Arts.

Those who delight to look upon and admire the beautiful
specimens Of which the hand of in the present pro
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too the beautiful 0ushng maiden with sparkling and
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Heavens last best gift to sinful man There too, ol-
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taken IN all weather with equal facilities and with the
same perfection Remember MINIS x co are the
give perfect likeness and they he found at all tme
at their far famed Gallery Main street. 3D. door from Bridge
street Lynchburg and sycamore street. Petersburg, Va
Il. W MlNNlS u co.
iE natrp aVraun Npat
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A RE YOU SICK t-Ihrn you can't be cured too
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then when il Is too late -Four fths of all
which people the church yards might be cured by Ayers
Cathartic Pills taken
the Spring faint sleepy and istless your
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parade yourself around the world covered Pmpc $
boches Ulcers Sores and all the
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the rus for all arrangements requiring purgave medicine
Prepared by DIR. J. G. YER. Practical Chemist Lowell
Mass and sold by all Druggists and Dealers Medicine
through this section son > On,
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uNOR NEW YORK, FROM frII rsts...s5sszs55xz11
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IpHOs.Us aMnROT1pEs.

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The subscribers having associated themselves together
for the purpose of conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
in all its branches under the style and firm of GIBBS KFAGY
prepared 90 furnish pictures in style the
known in this country Europe They call especial atten
their style Pictures Ambroty pes glass
exceeding in beauty and durability any thing
made These Pictures reversed DaguerrpotYpes
and may be in any light They inperishahle
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These Ambroypes pronounced by competent Judges
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est to life size
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the relief being fully perfect life.
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Gallery the old stand of p T. Gibbs door Virgin
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JAS. KEAGY.
p SIN Ambroypes the style OF drapery the o
the makes difference all equally well taken
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CuAs II LYNCH ESQ., of this city, who has used the Iron
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lie has given the fullest liberty confidently
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SpECIAI. rsnI.C NOTICE-In

SPEt1AI PUBLIC NOTIsE.-larac stock
~ OF DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOR CASI--My stock
of New Spring aud Summer Goods is complete. The
whole stock bought very cheap and will be sold for very
small profit, cash.
The money market having become easy hope my friends
and customers will forward and supply themselves liner
ally All ask is call from those in of goods insure
sales LAM AR
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usRESE ARHsSa1..-Ihe Family Grocery has Just
received the following articles to which the subscriber
would respectfully invite the attention Of his friends rusto
mers aud the public large, assuring them that by calling
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Tongues this market also nice lot Dried Beef
Bologna SausaRc Dried sheep Tongues superior lot OF
Bfaoms fine article Of Black, Imperial aud Gnnpowdcr
good assortment Of Hosiery for ladies' gentlemen and
children also many fueY articles, such Perfumes, Soaps
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children and other articles too tedious to
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Rank May be added 10 the above Hist
Spices all kinds, ground up papers for family
superior article Of Mustard and Red Pepper Call quick
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