Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-05-19

this great "one halo candidate, we beg to say tina
we have on hand for sale, at - reasonable discoun
from cost variety ofwood cuts designed to illustrate
the history N any military asprant for the Presi
deucy, which might be used in Biography OF Gen
eral Houston with the certainty Of producing NJ
astonishing increase of the popular enthusiasm ii
his favor"
We think it was the 7rijuae that published {
pictorial life of Gen. Scott. The old pictures
would do with slight changes and new names
Columbian.
ESy~ A paper at Ridgefeld No, says that Mis-
souri, will spare her last citizen not only 10 rote bu
| to become permanent settlers, rather than Kapsa:
shall be free.
Very well, we will then just step over and take
Missouri. We will have an ensy time Of it. We
would suggest however, to our Missouri friends
wethcr it would not be better to loIk out little
for matters at home. Perhaps you forget the story
/ OF the dog which was carrying piece OF breac
across n creek in his moutk but seeing his shad
ow below, he ianceI he saw another dog with a
piece Of bread. So, fool.like he dropped the one
he had, and jumped at the shadow, losing both II
the operation. Our Missouri friends are no doing
the same thing.-Kansas Tribune.
/ The Mexican papers have recently heen publish
ing census Of that country. From it we gather
that there in that country Sc cities l03 towns
or large villages 100 villages ll0 missions, &c
ITO haciendas, and G,992 farms, &c. Population
7.Sj3,395.
CnoLERA.-The Cholera has appeared among
the cmigrnnt passengers on the Upper Mississippi
On the sd ult. the steamer Montaug buried scyer
| Of her passengers, victims of Cholera, letweer
Kcckuk and Dubuque. There were seventeen
cases ON the Royal Arch, during her upward tril
to St. Paul last week,
AToTHER RIcHM0ND IN THE FlELD.-Pero Tub
books, the mister ot the canal-boat Uncle John
,ixt5-two years old, health good, system sound
decidedly dark ompeSion, double teeth all r1dnd
spry aud active as Il cat stands six feet three ii
his boots, and weighed lasb>wcek two hundred
and torty-threc pounds, is Il candidate for tic
presidency against George Law.-4ldaHy Atlas
.Uoy3.
\ eounsellor-atlaw was fined two dollars AMI
costs, on Wednesday, by the police court, for smok
ing segar in the streets Of Boston
The Massachusetts House of Representative:
has voted, 1876 to 10, to abolish the death penalty
/ SOMETHING TIE MATTER WITH SENECA LAKE
The Geneva Gazette says:
"Our citizens for two days past have been con
sideraLly interested, and some of them great
deal excited, in reference to a strange ard thus faI
IneXplicable phenomenon that has occurred in
the waters Of Seneca Lake. During the whole o
Wednesday and yesterday the waters would rise
/
utes to half an hour, continuously through those
days, from five inches to two feet in height JUS
after sun-down on Wednesday evening friend
of ours made an exact measurement Of the fall
and time. In fifteen minutes the water fell lGi
inches, when in commenced rising again"
Curious OccuRRENcE.-On the 18th ult. the arte-
sian well in Selma, Ala, which had reached n
depth of 4i0 feet, and was delivering near 500
gallons per minute, suddenly sank some Is or 90
feet below the surface. The most extraordinary
consequence of this phenomenon is that all the
wells in the vicinity have become dry.
The Ladies in different parts of Missouri arc
forming, Anti-Slayery Associations, 10 express
their views and feelings upon tie subject of Uni
versal liberty and to endeavor to throw powerful
weight into the scale Of LiLerty-"W Womans voice
and influence"
At Democratic festival in Georgia lately,
Gov. Cobb gave-"The Ostend Platlorm-Cuba.
sale or seizure - wheupUn Gov. johnson replied
INLAY the last be first" These two arc the
leaders Of the Administration party in Georgia,
and this shows the temper Of the best.
Loss OF CATrLE.-The public, generally, hardly
realize the immense loss occNsiontd hythe death of
cattle in this region, during the past winter. All
farm stock have suffered grievously for want of
food. Trubull, Astabula, Geauga, Portage, Sum
mitt and Medina have been heavy losers By ac-
tual enumeration taken in the first named county,
it is ascertained that no less than five thousand
cows have died for want of food during the past
winter. Some if not ALL the other counties nam
ed, have suffered probably in the same proper
ton. Ciel le'aRd Herald.
at is deplorable fact" says the Austin TEX.
State Gazette, that in the State Of Texas there
is u less per cent. of native whites at school Of
of Hvaa nd nd in, ho-
State in the whole Union, with but solitary
exception! This is wrong. Its evil consequences
are certain. More than one-half Of our native
children between five and fifteen are not at school"
Mr.. WISE on MILK AND WArER.-Thore is very
little hope for Mr.. Wise on the way Of fact, but
he beats Sam on poetry. In one of his speeches
he says Of Virginia:
"She has an iron chain of mountains running
through her centre, which God has placed there to
milk the clouds, and he the source of her silver
river"
The figure is borrowed from the New York milk
men, who milk the clouds as much they do their
cows, and draw from the former the most palata-
ble and hcalthful portion Of the compound fluid
Di&patch.
MATHEW j. WARD-Iti is stated that Matthew
j. Ward who shot the schoonaster, Batter, in
Kentucky, is the great lion Of the streets Of New
Orleans. He sports beautiful span Of bay hor-
scs, beautifully caparisoned and carriage that is
brilliant with splendor, and upon the box sit two
colored gentleman with blue suits, white gloves.
black hats green band around, and Il small teath-
er upon the uper edge.
| psl~ The Syracuse Chroniclc has Just seen n
fugitive slave with hardly mark Of African blood
in him. He was so white that he left the South on
n train Of cars without being suspected, and came
through without the slightest difficulty, sitting hy
the side of young Southern blood in The cars, as
hail fellows well met, and ,aking the lest fare at
| hotels.
Louis Kossuth announces by an advertisement
that he has formed permanent engagement WIN
the London Atlas and solicits subscr gtons Tor thai
(weekly) paper.
BOLD GIN oUND-Orcstes A. Br0wnson, some
what noted Roman Catholic writer, recently lee
tured in New Orleans The Creole reports him ~
follows on the destiny of the Roman Church; II
must become the arblter between the State ana th'