Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27
WOMLN AS PHYSICIANS.

Miss Hunt has been u pioneer IN the practical
demonstration Of woman's fitness and ability foi
he duties of tho medical profession. She will
,renk upon IL subject with which she is %intimatcl,
,couainted. The address will d .ubtless be one
highly interesting and instructive. Let the people
Salem furnish a crowded audience.
WoMAN's ADVOCATE "A new paper, callee the
It0mon's Adrocdte has leen commenced in Phila
%lclplin. "ANN G. McDowELL Eiitress." The pro-
succtus states that the capital is invested. and the
work to he performed by women. Its first
purpose is to upon to women such avenues to fairly
paid labor as may 10 adapted to their abilities'and
may tend to lessen the dependence and mis-
cry to which she is now reduced" A most com
,mcndaLle porpose and in the accomplishment OF
which we wish the Advocate most abundant sue
cess.
One thing in the paper VIC are sorry to see some
thing VIII oh Looks to us like a spirit of disparngc-
mcnt Of the womnn's rights movement, technically
So called. The sphere which tie Advocate has as
signed to itself is IL pant of that which the "w"-
mans rights" movement contcmplates. 1t seeks
not only the political cnlra~ cliscment OF woman
but her elevation in intelligence and social posi-
tlNn dHl tHc 'IOhi = " NV SNJ
im|proyemcnt, of usefulness and profitable labor.
And among those who are seeking these Objects
or any one of them, there should ho cordial sym
patty and hearty cooperation, though some may
choose to te,uto themselves to one department oi
the labor none exclusively than another, N"
friend of wuman's elevation and Of her advance
mcnt to positions of lemunerati,e labor, can
afford to give countcnancc to the popular siccrs AT
w1man's rights. Such II course will be sure to
prove suicidal to hcr hopes. Those who dies
pise "woman's rights will give little aid "in re-
d. csing her wrongs"
The Advocate is well executed mechanically
and gives evidence of spirit and talent in the
editorial department. Price $500 per. annum'
Address Ann E.. Mcdowell, Phil ,dclpLia.
THE TEMPERANCE LAW SusTArNED.-Our State
has been agitated for some months past, with the
question Of the constitutionality of the temperance
law of last winter. 1t vas IL mOnGrel affair, pleas
ing M party, We. many Of the friends Of II prohihi
tory liquor law resolved to make the NEST OF it
and have commenced mult,tades of actions undel
it, to he baflod by appeals Of the liquor sellers, t.
superior courts. The Supreme court of the State
has finally d.: te it'cua Stitutinnll. Judge Thur
mtn On til 20:h inst. pronounced the unanimous
opirion that on all the points brought in question
il is constitutional. The points arc numciou'. Blu
the question is settled, and if there is amy virtue
in the law, the friends nf prohibition have only t,
: enforce it, to bring forth the good fruit.
? FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE IN ENGLAND.-In thu
wear 1858. the Quakers Of Great Britain sufcre'
i l: ..,:. 80 ,r,N,,ty Co. ~ ns.ionrn SnGn m tb
r amount of CT, 0O5, To-, lip. The number Of case
of distraint from which this same total was collcc
t ted was 1912. This dislraint was for default i
the payment Of church rates.
=, The LILLY, has been removed to Nirhmon
Indiana. Mrs. Bloomer has retired from the edit
: rial department of the paper and has been sui
. ceedcd by Mrs. Dirdsnll. Mrs. BlVUmer will sti
l. I'd as corresponding editor.
4 RHODE IsLANp.-The American Ant SLAYER
, Sncirry held Il convention in Providence RhoI
island ON the lltll and 10Th inst. Mr.. Garriscl
!; William Wells Brown, and tie Fosters were IL
principal speakers.
THE RUSSIAN CnNscRiPr SYsTEM.-The Russia
Conscript or impressed soldier IS in the first !
stance obliged IT, serve ten years III the arm.
: Wien. if pc zee exists, he may enjoy Il furl"nGh. !
" reporting himself four weeks in the year for mi
: tarv drills. In case of war he is obliged again
enter the army for ten years further service. III
. French cuscript is required to serve seven year
To what an Internal use do desrulism and ami
" ton doom the power and vigor of their SUBJECT
lr manhood.
it FoREIcN LECTURERS -Nictor Hugo, Tlackcr
IL DnuglaS Gcrrold and Thomas arlNl r have. in a
swer to invitations to visit this country, given ASST
nr ancc of their intention 50 to do.
ID Numerous petitions have been presented to Il
New York Legislature, praying that body to
is the tenure If church property in the congregati
to the exclusion of ecclesiustics.
n. ELIZuR WRIGHT has commenced a new par
is in Boston called The Hyesjie Luraal. 1t will
N worth reading, no doubt.
Petitions are being extensively circulated
Cincinnati, praying the Governor to disLard all
!, foreign companies of the State. The petition
, very numcrously signed.
Strang, the Mormon Prophet, of Beaver Isla,
has made Il move in the Legislature to admit col
ell citizens to the right of suffrage. Strang sa
ne "On looki ~ for Il man he looks not in the fl
but to the soui."
nd Strang is right if he is n Mormon lie slal
10 the Christians by such a sentiment.
The AMERICAN COLONIZATION S0ciEJY held
annual meeting in Washington city last week.
in WHAT THE SouTn THINKS oFIr.-IIc.e is o Il
In %tuckian's estimate of IL dough face:
DoUGH FAcEs.-We always doubt the protest.
sur OF Northern men or women who express love
,ad ndmiIntiOn for the ilstitutiun of Slavery! W
or such dough fices' are about, we lock up onr ST
is sp0nns aud advise our richer but much less
Dry tunate fellow citizens a place their '~niggers'
of the way Of temptation.
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