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CAUTIONS 70 PosralsrEss,-The Washington
Union publishes The following gentle hints to

CAUTIONS TO PosraAsrEss,-The Washington
Union publishes The following gentle hints 10
posttnasletsi-
Dthvtry Of letters, tSe,-We understand fte.
queht complaints against The department glow out
Of the lacl that p0slnlastels tho often, trusting
only 10 Their memories, tell peffOns there Is no
mail matter fot them when q subsequent examin.
alton ptOtes thai ibete was tpostlnAstefs woNld
adhere sltlcily 10 The rule Of making a peisopal
search every time letters and papets ate Imputed
tot there would lie mote dispatch In llsit delivery,
Fott@stitfst Atsistohit 10 be SE6tu.-posl.
matIets at small offices, we leatp, ate loo much
Ia The habit Of permitting incompetent members d
their families, and pihsf petsQtt II Their epdloyf
Ozone OF them being Swotn, as teq1tel BY taYi)
10 chhnge lie mails, and 10 peifofEn oil othet dl.
ties pertaining TO THEFT Offices None but sW6tn
assislapts should have access 10 HE mails
Loating MISUNDERSTANDING 10 Dewsna.
hets make complaint Of lie nopAfiiYal Of t6etr
papers, and ID some instances intimate ihatthe loss
Is oseastohed BY Tie fact Of tic postmaster loan
Ing 10 bis neghboIS The paPtts Of ohtts lot peru,
All be pSPefa iAil 10 Bs ieialAed ID theft ttops
III place, and Hence HE llishlsfaeti9Hi PoslpA{l.
eis ate Shelly fotbilasn 10 loan pppets that ME
Ia theit Office fots dsllyelyi e .lsslfa $50 ia
! Nor TteE TaE IN III ptlaETNEsF has reseis.
sdf9tlhet al SlSss w hiob iltelydiietedt there.
b6ftel cahlnf6 of Foil LatatDie BY The Ih1SnsI
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c.A,u.o.A t,,.,..... Ztvo oo,,. m toIio.,,no
ts - a"i. v yS'
nv W. gs,i ssR S sS,, Il H.. u. mn.
ccS9isT sSa Elprtsl ,-AttISsb yesittjSy lion
below GtLpg ssss That thai The sleIawhee siesa1l.
"a Belle 9olalp sIgck sleg on Moauay a. psY'
l Set q ls Sasns = !se asspetovs spSIs
ssa fs XIII siSs Se SsH n et b ot.
TOM s1d csasps bst . g aoyli d fltsso min.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-28


TnE MONSTER SlIlry- Dickens Household
Words Of The goth OF May contains long account
OF tile lsrges, steamer ever built OF projected II
is being BULL on al ISLAND IN lie Thames, near
Gteenwich:
The @tersays that q gtea variety Of sptcua.
lions exist as 10 lie nature Of the huge llulk,--
Some haye no, the sightes. doubt as 10 lis being
new sotl Of gasolntlet tOt supplying London with
pure gas, 0lhsts believe II 10 bG a pile Of fte+
ptOof warehouses, on the Miner Sale principle,
fot the betlet custody oil The national Stale paltfs
and The crown Jewels, BY sonu II is said 10 Oe an
eRotlHous oven fot baking bread and roasting cot.
leu ot our troops III the Ctimea. One OF two have
Heard on good authority tint II Is intended lor MI,
WonbWel'S Alellagctle, 10 be moved on a hun.
trtl wneels, 0lleis have lie fiImtsl belief III Its
being on iron incarnation OF Lord nuIllUlad's
mysterious plan iOt destroying Ct0nsIa1l anu Sc.
basl0pol.
Now, Il happens that none Of these opinions are
correct Not one OF these guesseis lave ever
lteAned OF this OBJECT beibg The lllid portion Of q
ship, which We have since learned Is really lie
case. 4 Shipt talk Of Tie Great Harry or Gtent
Britain, OF any other greet craft Of tile nldle age
OF modern peFlodl They shttnk Into ulet insiell.
hGance by the SdG Of our metal monster VI ttle
Isle Of Dogs
Tie huge fabric erecting al The Isle Of Dogs, rs
yet bears nO resemblance 10 uuy known KIND u
ctat. AT distance Tie eye IS unable 10 defect
uny particular proportions about IL mud II we
were 10 he ptesstI OIL tile punt, We shall say II
had no slmp6 al all, closer inspection, howey.
CT, SLOWS u line VI upugbls at each eHL which
mark the shelving proportions Of stem anu stern,
and lieu otle eau tell that lie object btlOte US Is
really intended fot ship,
Standing OH the banks Of tile river rhaMts, with
vast Upan space on one side aud Greenwich Hos.
pttal on Tie olhet Ills not easy 10 toiln Just
conception OF this mOfile monster, which, lot
want Of q better natHe, We call The LeYialhat,
II Is being buill by Scott, russell " Co., from
designs or Nh, Brunei, The engineer, Whose con.
tehlIon Tie eatfe fabric is.-When Wtrtnind our
readers thai the Royal Albert line Of battle ships
VI one HUNDRED aud twenty two guns, Is something
under four thousand tons, and shout two hundred
and twenty feet III length; aud thai lie Sinla aud
Iiintiaya, at present The largest steamers aAUat
ate only 500 feet IN length Of ihefeabouts, they
may totA some idea Of The proportions Of tbs
Eastern Steam navigation Colipahy's ship, when
They ore told that II Woulo Ge ESQ ieet Id length
aud 5000 tons butlenj IN other words, Of tnOts
than SIX times tile capacity four largest nel.of,
war, and about double lie length Of any steam.
ship ufloat,
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DAGUERREoTY

Side and Skylight ARRANGEMENT.
ttkehtsseS tSkea with III lie recent improvements
without any unnatural Wbtsaess Of ar grey appear
axe on black assf4 EStfy sSle Of cases always Oh
hand. Il. O.. "a,
Rooms, 40 " AQntos II. near thecoutt House,
hnlc.ly WA, toWDSSt
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cO1sssrSSDGss bsr$EES TUE esSfsas ASSN
BLY, 4Sp TllE ukSkkst AssoVtslioS W ooNSkgfl'
cvr.-lll consequence o. wy posl9h oeoaGiea W
NE GENERAL assoclal9 o SollueeNea! tCollSfe
gallolailSlSlas 70 certain uocltInat sllotS ana Ue'
cause q asne'sons Gass upon w uslletal Assem-
w O Ihe riespy'ellal o'Hlun " Mas goay, w
lale assembly, tssolSel W VssoHuRe lis Golles'
poa9slsS Wllg we asS0e'a''0p' loe 'o''o"lps
Is ", wv mllutT w., au9psu.
at'tgs ne s" ~ e ~ Sols sSs
cut at lesiF meeting u, 1gte, ~ 1904, adopted
aaa upsasa y WV W0 t az, Seaa st. ,ssoat'Vh
WielelM Sy Saas s D stsss ~ tps ".
supreme aSSa0ss y ,sm n SuVss
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REAL ESTATE SALES,
Valuable Attn street YPrope,tt5v
kR0WyS4ERE SJ

0ne hull LOT, - letl front running b.tk ,as \, :,
lfy Y : W. hlI Il9s south of r, =
ATE Of AID atioiSisSS h e
ll9lttols bis htptsfty sol 6iitE sIs " y,
and smoke bcls on he Alter Ii Il ys, sSl
Albk pi l6f dehte and wli te 81, We
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- THERE IS S ~ 6 SII STAKE
WHkN Rlrne don't buy pslieTIs Sgtr Pssisi'SS
hushkl4 per ftie W. ilelr o,I ".
peWebis tot cult Wiling tLsfSd 0f Lose hnk Slt
bic Shovel plo1shs AMI Sltel Cult ~ w
ii y. llUBnKlE Us
myio Std soc
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NOTICE,

1lNIIVe NJ = UttI OF IT1li executed 10 I'M NtI.
sIgpsd AZ Trustee on HE lay Of ay ts1 6
i sflS SSsS Sss y Is SSsas e ;nS q
Ia The ole Of county toSIt, Ii sESIa
number ", 9Ee al, Mill tell al he tolti toS eA
Slst COUNT on he dt{ Of heti i gV3t q!
y ~ st y. S q 70 1s mi e ps., u
telAl ALE Si l Ii situated IA ylss S tS.s, A.
oh The PoliA Peasant, and lie q M
the said David Roberts now Ieslles F' '-H" NIXON
Sel,Gg az Trustee shall convey suth lille oh,t ,.,.
Sssta " ne y ~ inns lel aI0tesid Aetie Lon
TO DAVID HloEa4S,
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sr. Louis Cipsca oy BpfeAio,-An attempt
tasteStnuy been made 10 settle The difficulties Of
which thts church has Uteone involved. The
Rey.at Wepuset, a Jesuit Missionary, about
four weeks ago was allowed 10 open the Church
on condition that be would Sli4ae In no objection
able manner 10 the lAie difficulties. This pledge
its claimed hs las disresatdedj he las laboted 10
prejudice The congregation ssaihs, the action Of
The T0sieesj ard BY ths employment Of means
not altogether honorable he has pppatentIy obtain.
Ell The consent Of tile Church to nleas0tesio which
II has always been stoatly opposed One Of lie
Objectionable features In The proposed settlement
is that The Ttu,,ees ore 10 be tile agents, not Of
ihe congregation, but ot The clergy, and their acts
ate to have ITO binding force without The sanction
ofths priest and ptelate, As thinss now stsud
wsjjpdge the a(aiB Of The Church are further
from an tmlcsIle settlement than ,eseh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-28

Board Of Health,
10y ali order Of lie Hoard Of Health passed on te 18Th
ets vi oefgplers Of In The city OF Wheeling, That they
Tusl Wlti Ten days rom this date have tloysd from
thelt cellars oat houses and yards tll lIPll
Injury VI The health OF The city, The Sanitary Committee
y The VI 4ail Tine will ysll telt respective
wards and wherein They nd Ibis hollSe las been neg
cotdlhg 70 af To- lave the llsat6 removed Il Tie ex.
ieh4e Of The oWlet OF ote4pet oil said lois.
Ry order or The B0ATd.
June 10Th, 1855. % % 'op lesiN5i
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= IIZ
Pure Ice

Ware prepared 10 furnish tie ttit.bs If SbSE;
with al Article Oil pure Ice IN quantities. ~ aay X w
ed delivered In aRy faft OF the city Our tta
81 Impurities, having been lakeU from ktltioaf az,
thee miles wi htellns tttek PeSoG4 visiting kt "
ii thelI Residences Will leave their laiteS a I've tAA
Store, Corner Water and h61Tpe tlItels,
AhiA s. O, NAkER HCA
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Sir, Gedsons improved glasses are The btAi eSttused
Us The aid Of those bought ol him, ace AZ well rs
ever et4d, lean read or write With them Tor hours
without Tie least katSle, ...
Proprietor Of MesoWal's Hotel,
Lexington, KY, May eOih. itS,IhI
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'wB keen tor sSie Asst saahsi illAelhs hVSA''A'
sahSs lot fodtdfy Of Mill patffSSsstssS M & cowGle
an2A Z. N. -. - nOANL " e0-N-s2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-28

CINCINNATI, Match Sih, 1879,
To Mr., Getleon, optelun-Stft SFe obtaltsd Spetta
Giles Of you ~ suit MY state Of vision which fould m
possible ioeset elseWete even VII trlroy oplslahs
Of p0itadepbla have ehloyed advantages that not only
aJl ions ant daily pleasure to the eye, but carry buoy
SBey tysD iole sptlts haze pleasure, therefore. u
saying lor the public bspeh that believe gof practical
ktoWedse Of optics and skill ~ your line, MIS- Watll
u''''O'0'' WV '" '"'' S'''''E a,KSApp, NJ. ID.
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6T' BU,SIikLS white Corn hI1ll [FiiNllI
W Is do YeioW 10
90 DO potatoks-op hati and fof sale By
G0LLlNS Il NALL,
myi2 No. iS9 NafGti tQGtW.
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llssElN October q, 1915 E
thereby give to NJ ftdeon the well t lied teitIDNay
about his tluhelt ability ihe climbing Of SaSe AMI u
dsOH deserves, moreover, ~ Be PAL lcutIly tetonlns
ell az III opti,p, because he always chooses suitable
RlasseS for The Eyes Ne takes eale, and aS
hive i sell cSpetleEee several Tines, he will Ieltqpish
Ills own interest VIXEN gates That DO not sl ale tOse
Dk, IIE LBUw, Medical Councillor.
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z =. {B6NNBTSl no. NEIS!l -. i. "a.
SRw tot or Rnsllsh slEs And y laI S SnSS,is
"A tne,s, blto7iQI ysly eeap'a !.t ~ sSsbtts
JISt ortNed at ( i An. A, H. Hpnig
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AIA0TUlIA, or Chlhts Tooth Paste, a valuable
1l rfenAiatioh for HE peserSall6B OF lie teeth and
gums Prepared X, Ram d lhilSasPla, Just te-
selys9 by ltB, HoMShll
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uxlygiSrrilltt, jan I'M, 1872
The glasses Of Mr. Gede0 lave been pleseiel 10 ME
for examination, and II IA With pleasure HAT recogAsd
them for nat eial, a. well as workmanship 70 q! lo
aIe slfells ION saeellOis q The eye ~. ltlASlUS
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KNOWFNOTIIlNG HATS, ,,,.. n,
}TuST on4nt1, our second lot 81 RboM aSthlet "
III PhilSueiIhIi SISle most btAuiiip T. enS
St,6i - Is Ia HA Rtkk q SlCj
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HarrYlest.

lYhoiest,io and Retail Dealers Y S lsSSsps y
Gus, Medical The0o ieal, Sthool aad llatA n00.s'
tl6Aefy, 10. &c! g,,.,.k. Io,eAtI y,tt
q hStsAls ,hgplsa. = s,s !YN'
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MtsonIIANEoUs,
Highlyfmportant to the Public.

IA N6t1t Discovery for theSEyes s,
Ss4Sss, ISsss "a
6RtIeiSh, ir6R lib iRiR ittls Ad
Berlin OhtIEili KStlbIshlely No Frederick WYE
ik m IA sfIh. more than Century aIu H
XIII Itde6l, ih6 tole Inventor OF ile Improved skfta'
ellS tbd yarlo iMhIoSed eassesC " NOW on pIYles.
iE ny Ri sls Il nix Stcfs 10 isi NSih
ie lis lI tlt h0iloF OF attending ptihtipl towns
RaI0ps ~ RSsl als ,s
sS ior short 9e a. has ihs hoiSr o. AZ
RoSBeIhg hs ION llttll pt1;sls Yltl Ro.
sFtlll oItRlept Of bis lsl ann mPFeys4
SfkEt Slth S the superiority OF thsfe glasses thai
persons having i6fli med or weak eyes MAJ he
iesysd bF using ihem, aud they lQSSes q
f6S6Tyhg lie Rletl0us oIGaiS or SiS 10 I'VE most AT
Sifed period OF lie, while they enable boil tie Old and
Young 10 PURSUE The mos, hille employment for ANY
ielSth Of time both By ay and Candle hi. AS$eyefal
imyld1alS III Tie United States have proved tet
ey, lie with confidence sotlts tile yoIs Q( tle public,
which he will ever be found 70 aeknoWledse, ASSURING
those WHO eatTst him Wit their eohniad that 10 e&'
stl6hS shall be wanting on Ills nat to MELT their bplro
bAll6i Added to tie lsyaRtiees loSsested W hin 81
l06s nracte m ,e Eye INllha, les aud Gder ole Of the
most eminent ot1ll4s, which 30 has obtained tblIt
ous AoWledSe OF ne diseases Of Slsot no has III his
poSsessloI documents from individuals OF ak, eolSrS.
lug tile lghsst tesiinonits Of tpp[0Ialon. He VIII give
references 10 leisops III tue states WHO have ppai
The gkaiest benefit and comfort fIp Tie We VI hi. newly
Invented and improved Spettaeles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-28

THIS powdett. lie 6tsi III use, aud The only Gen.
WV f fSt' s aS'i b i'm yowKLb
S'sa ollie ee 1, 9sH IS1is5.s 4,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-15
ube Anti 8iapsrp Bn9le'
SALEM, ono. SEPTEMBER Is, 1855.
THE ANNIVERSARY.


We conclude to-day the report OF discussions ~
our late Annual Meeting. We could present
our readers no more important t~opics-nonc more
ably discussed, nor moro pertinent to tho present
circumstances of tho people. Again tho voters OF
tho country ao about to give in their annual III
%legiancc to slavery ut the ballot'box-again they
are just ON the eve of ronouncing their sacred OBJ
legations 10 tho s~lave--of conscnting to the conuh'
unnco in bonds of three and II half millions oil
human beings, that this wicked Government and
Union may stauo, and they scldshly enjoy the bon
Gifts which they imagine these bcstow upon them
solves. The Anniversary meeting ontcrs its faith
full, but unwolcomo protest against this iniquity OF
Northern voters aud our report of its discussions
places it now most opportuncly in tho hands oj
abolitionists, TO circulate among their ~noighbor'
who are about to be guilty Of this great wrong,and
sin against the slave.
For this full and faithful report We arc indebted
to JAMES BARNADY, who has thereby done o mos
valuable and important anti slavery work,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-15
ANTI.SLAvERY CONVENTION AT NOR
RISTOWN, PA.

A large and spirited Anti -S%lavcry Convention
was hold at Norristown, Pa, on tho LIST inst. Tho
proceedings mainly had reference TO tho case oil
Passmoro Williamson, tho outrage o fJudge Kane,
aud the supinoncss of tho Supreme Court of Penn
%sylyanin, in protecting the liberties of her citizens.
A resolution was adopted commanding to the
friends of freedom everywhere tho circulation of
petitions to Congress for tho impeachment Of
Judge Kane, and u Committee was appointed in
Philadelphia to prepare u form Of petition and
distribute it for signature through the State. Jane
johnson was present at tho meeting, and by her
presence and her simple narrative produced n deep
impression upon tho audience.
j. Miller McKim, writing to tho editor OF the
Anti-Slayery Standard, soys:
at was q great meeting. The hall was packed
full, and tho enthusiasm was unbounded. The
resolutions will show for tho temper of tho meet
ing. The condemnation of Judge Kane wns un
animous aud unqualified. Tho people would moi
only not listen to any apology for the man, bu
they would hoar nothing that might DO construed
into an apology.
Jane johnson was present and appeared OF
tho platform. This itself produced n doep impress
sion but whom, by request, she roso and told hoj
story, there was not n dry oye or IN unmoved hear
in tho audience. That such II woman, so intelli
gent, so l~ady-like in every way, so respectable
should have been the subject Of such base treat
ment, was more than could DO endured with pa
tionco. The speakers boiled over with feeling an,
the people responded to their utteranccs."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-15
MORE POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY.

The ,SquaHcr SOre'eign,of the 2lst ult, contains
the following;
"a Mr.. Finney, a noisy and troublesome Free
Soiler, was badly beaten on Saturday last, in this
city by a pro-slayery man whom he had insulted.
Two other persons entertaining Free Soil views,
were knocked over and silenced, on the same
day, Abolitionists in this vicinity are in hot
water" n ~
Among these wretches II Is considered good and
euficient cause for knocking a man down, TO know
that he "entertains Free Soil views Z" in other
words, that he believes it is better TO have Kansas
a Free State than to have il cursed with Slavery.
These seoundrels are fast preparing the popular
mind Of the North for any action that may bs
necessary to punish such outrageous presumption.
Leader.
We should be glad to think they are. But we
fear the preparation will be a long one, il our
Anti Slavery Leaders continue to proclaim 10
The south, that there exists a constitutional rigss
to hold slaves, and that the north has no intention
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-15

NEGRO CATCHING.


ON Friday two fugitive slaves were arrested IN
The passenror train on the Madison and lndiunap-
olis Railroad, near Dupont, by John Maneourt,
ESQ, and William Monroe. Esq, Tho hrSt holds
,he rosnonsiblc position Of conductor Of tho train;
,be latter Is Adams 4 Co.'S Express Agent. The
mritiycs had been hunted with dogs ON tho other
aide of the river; these. alter q, desperate. tight,
they had Killed with their kniyds. Tho fugitivos
wandered about from Sunday night unit. Friday
withou, provisions. Worn out. ragged, foot.sorc.
having had nothing to eat bat what tho orchard,
and forest trees provided, they d~cspaired of cscepc
and hailed tho ears, wero takon 10 Vernon to tho
r.. 4. Commissioner rcmanded to slavery upon
their own admission of being iugitvos from labor,
brought to this city ON the return oil the train, and
before shutdown were SAFE on tho shores Of our
sister State, Kcntucky.-Nadisoa Courier.
Alma. for freedom, when such u hoartloss para
rrepb can DO found in a Northern Democratic pm
perl Alas, Cor freedom, when such u henrtlcss
party receives tho support Of Northern mon And
that railroad conductor, and that express agent,
what shall wo say of them ? May tho mark OF
CAM rost upon them forever. They pawncd their
manhood for n few d~ollars-yorily they shall oh
tain their reward, If there be any virtue left in tho
people of Indiana
Tho above paragraph ia from the Cleveland Loa-
dor. 1t is we'll. Tho mark of Cain is on these
kidnappors. And tho indignation Of all honest
mon should burn against them, like q consuming
hro. But let us ASK mo Ichuer, In u WONDERFUL,
that common %rufians, shall thus kidnap poor dis
hcaricned ~fngitiycs, when Mr.. Chase, tho National
champion of 'Ropublicanism," in his journios
through the State, nfirms tho constitutional
right" OF slaye-owners to reoapturo their slaves
and is careful to add, that Sin 10 respect either by
cord or act or deed, wiH he french upon any Q ftho
constitutional provisions :" Is il wonderful, We
ask, a~ftorlsuch concessions and declarations are APP
proved by the whole Republican pressY Will it
90 wonderful if kidnapping should DO henccforth
more rife than ever, when old abolitionists pub
licly boast that they intend to vote for a man for
Governor with such constitutional principles md
purposesG What is tho difference in principle on
this point, between Mr.. Chase, Mr.. Trimble, and
Governor Modill ? all three concede tho duty Of
rendiion-and there lies tho wrong,-one afirms
that Congress should make laws for this purpose,
tho other, that tho States should do tho informal
work. In the slaves esteem, the work of infamy
must rost upon cvory man who consents to give
up the slave to chains, us woll as upon every man
who holds him. And neither tho one nor tho 9th
err should receive the vote of any man who claims
to BIO an abolitionist, and who would escape tho
guilt of encouraging kidnapping.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-15
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

not, lilo had heard that there were but not from
any reliable authority,
Mr.. w. spoke Mt considerable longth, claim
ing that though much Of the action Of tho church,
through It's general or State conferences, had
been pro-slavcry, yot tho cdarch itself could not
properly DO styled a pro-slavory body.
S. $. Foster, replied briefly, lilo reminded the
audience that the speaker had not contradictcd u
single statement made in the meeting as to tho facts
in regard to the Methodist Church, ON tho con
trary what he had himself admitted, was cnoug h
to justify all our charges against it; and he
thought the fact that even its own minister's in
Ohio did not know there were Shareholders in
I WAS evidence enough that tho Methodist Episco.
pal church is doing nothing to cleanse itself of its
guilt.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Fosters remarks the
meeting adjourned, sine die.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-15

DIZZINESS. NJ. Booth, the editor Of he MI
wdNkee Free Democrat, who has beon spoken Of as
the Republican candidate for Governor, has de
clincd to be candidate before the Convention. lie
says;
In view, therefore, of the present condition Of
the party, aud with the hope that such a course
may be pursued, and such a ticket may be nomina
ted as will prevent the disruption and dismember'
ment of the party, We withdraw our name as can
didate, and request our friends in the Convention
moi 10 yota far N q 4 X X \ 4 Y If fhe
Republican Convention takes decided ground
against secret political organizations and nomi-
ma es a ticket of capable men, free frem the faint
of Known othingism il shall have our cordial sup
port. But il not, the ticket must get elected not
only without our help, but against our most dcci
ded opposition.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-15

JUsr 100 YEARS Aco.-The FIRST book ever
printed with a date appeared in 1855, just four
centuries ago this very year. Nino years after the
Koran began to be publicly read at Constantinople
and about the same time the Bible was sent forth
on the wings Of the press.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-09-15

The Convention assembled in the UniversalisI
Church, Mt Messopotamia, ON Saturday. Sept. 9Th,
at 10 o'clock.
The morning session was not worry fully attended,
but was rendered very interesting to those who
were present, by an earnest discussion of tho fun
damontal principles Of the Anti Slavery movement.
participated in by HENuy c.. WRIGHT, and others.
Adjourned till . o'clock, Z, NJ.