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The GoIre,On Ners Of the am nit observes: number OF
colo prspg have arrived oil the bar wfhin
The "a r few days New FORK and Boston They have
d eIy long passages the shortest bel about thirty days aud
suc f them han forty days out The winds
in the Gulf must been exceedingly unfavorase.
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D. APPLE ron Co viii soon Publish:
The HILLS or The SIArENAC. ~ Mss Warseg.
snthor of Wide " i5e World
MARRYING roo LATE. By Geo Wood su,hor Of Peter
'W'1AlSHISGT0N's PERSONAL MEMoIRS By Mn
WIS OW's MORAL SCIENCE. I2mo
MARSHS BOOKkEEPfNG FOR BASnS AND JOINT
STOCK COMPANIES. vol. 40.
CORNELL'S HIGH SCHOOL GE OjHA9HY AND COM.
PANlON ATLAS
MORALES SPANISH READER
CONNIE On PARLE FRAN AIS.
NILLIA DULClA Tloussad P.sa'a t TAus. ,ele:;el
from No;ss sud Qu@nes.
SCOTTISH CHIEFS. By Jane Porter. vo. sy5. Illus
ira ed - - . .
BTRSs's CYCLOPEDIA OF SERMONS Ivo,. c,o
XFNOPHON's ANA3AsIs With No es by pfot. BS.se
LIFE AND COREESP OS0EkCE OS ~ DE iE0EL
ICONoGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA. new sdit01.
4 yois . ..-. $780,. -. go. ..., .....,..
Illusi sied.
BISHOP wAINwRIGHrs SERMONS.
NANDFNILLE'S FIFTH <AULs. a lew .er.,s.
OTACKkNBOeS HIS TORY Of THE UNITED STATES
FOR SCHOOLS. illustrated
HERBEkUs rOgTiCAL WORKS. .lr.,ed T. Tie
THE DAiRYMAS's DAUGHTER By Leigh Rlcanard.
IllusIsi eo in .he styl of Grsys Elezy
COLERIDGE'S pOEflCAL Works Inus.-a,ei
POETRY OF COUNTRY LIsE Virh Co.oted itu ere. ora
TUE SOUVENIR Of FRIENDSHIP. A Ssrof A lnu4i.
THR TOKEN A chrismss auA Nev.. Year. Gh. i2Bo
TIE NlGNONETTE. A Chiistnss san. lAuD.
ROSERrS'S EOiPf ~. SOis.c iy n 1stI s.ed
With Lhosrap Drawings embrsciug ali which
famed u the Folio Econ-
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IN UE / N DEP EN- mt,
w.rsLy RELIGIOUS AVID FAMILY Esvspl,aa
CIRC TlON OVER 25,000,,,
IND NcsyssIsG 's
Amors ifsmay D.t. Eu'sh Writer'S
REV GEORGE y CbpEEER ID o.,
REL HESAY WARD BEEGHkR,
MRS HAaRI2r BREcHER srowg
Mr.. CHARLES L. BRACE,
DEAN
MINNIE MYRTLE,
ANNIE H.
NEW.
". LIE,
And na1.ro~ oAs,s
ConpESPosDENTs
from a. SECTIONS Of the Union icIn France, Ger
many swiin rl.Dd. Italy sDe IN. hoy Lahd' eoanea,s %
et rieh the conmns OF TfiIS JOURS al
That % other weekly regocs Le~ssper ever met With rs
success OF TIE INDEPENDENT ma" now % untvers.y
zsld 10 rapele to make IN pont II ta.Gt q, ass IL
b,.t iourI l OF similar Ia the wodd aud 70 make
o. ia 40 far as this couc by ueadins oody s.3
tny In b. tath Of Christian olty lot as pleass nea ~
God
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6uerial Notices.

p..,.om.e Not,re,-The MAILS ~ EvRUPE, pe-
Uii'.t ssfs. asG AT. ANrlC VIII eio.e a. ,hs ca
y" ISAAC V. FOWLER, ro.m,te-
V.I... HALL ate VI. N..haa.cs' inr5Ite) W. ! Brse-v
.orper Of nv ,o1-..-serunn or Lecture q SUNDAY
yyFNrN,y y, TIE Religious s7d c-he' QuAltc.:3l- e.
P,..ia.nt =, a. VA 70 lOlossd by "a cse
Choice Of Pre-. saa: Oc,-s 'p-D o. y, osssos. IS
kxpspsss ~ SoJetySE
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stssA$ a 2: - :sl5. Ssi. &.
mss,i-i
Nev.YorL Young Mems Chri.tisn Assssiatien. y. On
sp.cia Meeting OF tni. h.'oelAtion WI . asd
ordsyi ~ ESNG o'c!oek in The Chspe d oe
fn,y,,,,v r. li,t.u 10 an Addre.. from Ar. THOMAS
GLADSTONE Pre'deI; OF enc o. he efsh,h au, ~
Youp, Men generally snd the public cordially aved TO At
tend A. A. RAVEN Secretary pro TEN.
The Eleventh Ward Fremont and Dayton Club
.Bs % sId o. MoNbaY EVENING Aug is At Al
so are in f.yoi Of Frsen.n Right. inyi,.d 70 s,sp4
n, 1fs Hon aoRAcE GREELh M ssa HARsoN Prs.dent
C. C. iDe,' Dos.IDsos, i:e R.eOriins Secretary
R.y q Y9g1s Rfgasf.ps e il%7SsHFs :: S.
their H. IN ID. odeon or hoSD EyESISG: Az IT, .,
,Asd sp.l. viii .ddr'. G r. NEE s ssp b p,drI President
s.B. Hteensor.N, Secretary.
Veteran Corps Of 1sI?-An aiouIned meeting Of me
Cops vii be held At u Rer: sIAa HOTEL No q Ls
b relation Excursion TarJ,9sp on me 21tA S;t ,u
he Bersf, ef our siet needy az! aihd brother 'as"
fSf.af Wx TMaos s'lef ASi: '''' f. RAyuoSD Col
Csuptry Printers now in the City. wishing - pro
vide themselves with Political for Election PrHtns Or
rsirtee blank with EDsavipgs At top ara nv
We have the arsss, s'sortcent o. ore
political other EnssvDss ,f all szes to be foanc m be
BAKER GOODWIN, Printers Tribune Buildings.
e FsSer Ssr
Holy City he hest ard most .r,s pen%e ever ivTUdsces
Perfume Of Psrs: Spring Violet aud LILY OF the 'sey
-'' w. - GEO i. iNGERA Co, Family chemi...
Prosree Friend. c,nphs' :0D,saH: their Eo E
baoeo aDd irt.mpeIIee and favor oAmusenent W nss
low the Rev " D. Convey The Rev o. B. Frs,h.sh and
eth.n For a: ihs AntsIavery ofce No. iss Nss'aut
Price IS cents
sun, Rs%edT yir'a'cs
reliable Croup Nervous Headache Ple' Haa.enes slA
Ls' o. cS9s sIrSTs 6gt, .sin. .a one
d%i:r,,. % soIi By RApbS No So sTo'5way; Leroy Ng
coRwlN cor: sih az a]a 1b.s FLINT ~ =! N "a
iso atI.rtc.t Aidfe.. C. Box 80 Uai,n.q4..a Pos
Ofce. rewyors City. ore,hrd discount TO .he tr.de
Versne.'. Electro. Chernicul Baths.-Asends, BY
Prof xIRGNEs the Dneo,sreI AZ. Dr. d. rr'.ns s
dkesses sns from the OF mercury or other mneSss
Department for ladies.
K"Rrs Sss .rd w &
Broadway have the he,' assortment Of the sooye
buId',t' Of temonas tom Psfes II the .ity and dissn
Ras CT the country who hsye tee. me ets
They manufacture Boy tons Laun Range ard AL sizes
Perees Ranges also 4r'e s.ortnsIt OF Psriof Once aud
COOKING Stoves, Res'sr., 'enl..cfs. DC.
@B B. ELLIS osn.,s
OPPOSITE THE
POST -OYFIcE.
CHEAP WHALEBOEE UMBRELLAS
of various ''yl'', IN lars. q,4ntas' nov on h'nd-
Are.t variety Of c'her liud' sdapted t' tie market whrh
VI" 70 JoBBERs AND OTHERS,
ty the quantity, At tie ..
sr esh approved paper.
The A.tor Library win be CLOSED dprlns the FOUR
WEEKs In AUGUST beginning MONDAY, the 4th for
being thoroughly cleaned and dsed Per order
Of the Trustees.
Euigrant Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange
as removed from No. Censlst to No 81 Wutnst,
lste Anhouyst few doors west Of Br advaJ No lees
Asfsed. JAMES 7. FAHAN, sBperntsndeht
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A X A Il o q A:
A TALE or 1887.
Ronence of American Border Life Ore volume, limo,
muslin. Price 81 D.
American Novess have Of late confined the's'e msnly
20 sketches of soca ard dones life. They have aimed 70
produce miniatures and cspet pieces rather thou niS
pictures, The auhor Of SARA tOGA has CHOSEN large 10
wrought with bold e hand By placing toe s;ehe
of his story what then the OF ci-ifoo and
trained s the eNsencIss o border LIE,
be has constructed full OF startling incident and
drilling without violating the probabilities Of hso'y
Tho boll cautious wood,nin SANDY Brish the wafchd
iscuIn rosn Catfoot and the willy, reS-rgeh hafefeed,
Joe will compare favoaby with the bert denesoRs IL the
"Leshero,iirs Tses" Of the great Ameri,an No7e''.
srce Cooper put firth his earlier aud better oves no Am@r
car suhor has work OF this class possessing E,er's
equal to this Tale Of Life on The Borders
The e Of this book know E, the nature OF
il, contents, 1t .boorJ, in Incidents exciting clsscte
W. p. FETRIDGE, Co.
Frapkunsouire New.York
Forssle by all Booksellers throuSh the ceuntry.
Sent By m sil. postage paid, on receipt Of pr'cs.
n APPLETON & Co, Nos. 3i6 and 34s Broad
~ wsy f1rl publish 3 '5s dsy ,n. neg book by
IIO I S II OLD NJ Y L E II f =;
A ROMANCE OF soUT 4ERN LIFE
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OPINIONS o. rqE gEEsS F6S EE APPEARANCE
Fr N The y. Y Dispatch.
This pesssu and graphic s,0Ey the s,eIe, Of which arc
laid tie City new York The sh, snd ilk Or the good
a. OF Fashionable lie gyidly e.ni ged AM
de.erbd BY fer lie and sowIgP'n W much tasnt aud
skill
From The PhisIelh. City Item
The whole woIt compsts finished and artistic that
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writer he VIII devote herself ;s,ny . the hsh AID infd
ept apartment o. ait IN which she has male Triumphant
s6ebnt'
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Her all life Ike her Bs'uri lsr
such meets every day ia ths Aau1 Of sou
domestic We read her story bel,ynsy and rsmsmhcr
characters after yard Old uDia:ces To produce sI
Al ehec, upon ose is 70 Of shed
srt-t this su,hor live write many Only
fAshonable bat 81 OF e aid nay lave tasin
read
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CONTENTS oy rHI
Ors SPECIAL CosrsisVroes
Wtst to Dc and tiow 70 d.
IL.
OvR OwS CoRRrsrosDESc z
Ws.hiD gton Letter.
Congregational Church II
y sshinFrn.
KANSAS BULLETS.
Italy. api the Italian Questior
ia Psilisment.
Cases Of Discipline.
Ntw.YorS Yours Mens Cars
tisn AssocisrioD.
Iova College ComIn0ce'
meDt.
Letter from Kentucky.
Mir nesotA
South Carulira In the War OF
the Revelation. No. III.
European Religious insesIi'
seDce.
Dubuque, Iowa
LITERARY RECORD.
RELIGIOUS IsrsLLiCENct'
DOMESTIC -UsMARs.
kTrs~s-By Mail. ~ per al
ApyrRrIsENEsTs -Fireen
JOs
Otic- \
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nElDY YIN SEE T
X .,,s.u,a, wgyS yov BAyg Az orfosroN''
~ TAYLOHS

cyc, OprDIA MODERN TRAVEL;
A RECORD or ADvtNruRE, 81 En- .fgrY YEARS.
DISCOVERY DURING Tah tAsn 20 !, f"i'
A.. ,Oi i.,Ssr ,GyM ca beIi.h-d with hve foe pot
tr,ts on stee by Brrrsr, iu'raisy nv scHo,sERG
s''1,ii S' 90 Ss srsscbiBERs oNLY-RsicL D.r.
vol IL contain the The f5., 3. o. .sy.d 70.
,vs,s, OF the half cen'ury IN me fo1 in about nns
on. Of es S or. pnbssd 70 e ana
possSy eoud rot se PucGss.,ss s. Or ho following q
are out OF p. nd viii awe ids OF tho eonten" oi e
"GrI; "Ggriry AND TRAVELS OF ALEXANDER Won Hun
B0LpSToi PARKS ~RAvELs IN wEsrERS afRIcA; eiyGA
MSsGo aSp cIARK'S JOURNEY TO THE PACIFIC
oGEAsNS;x oGEAsNS;xu,pnr,s TRAVELS IN SYRIA, AFRICA AND
.PtsIA JOHNNY TO MEcch tsp Sro1ppr Sr6Ypr
AsBffIzoNfs EXPLORATIONS IN y EGfrIy fIrfRIyAN GASES.
vSGaId.,A GAId6S.i,AAuhpsf1 hs1 2PsSSR 2sP2sNA4R- ~ w =,
EFRiSnkiHHI EFFRRhskHISs OVERLAND JOURNEY I'd THE POLAR
st stMlYEyoosFFs yoTRNEy TO S9ksARH. :. pEKIs.
TIMKOysKrS J0uRNEnp fKVn * ni6f'pNEY 5f'JNY TaROIuH
S1LIN S1 IIHsciRls's s.NI SECRET MISSION AMONG THE
SbpSfHISMa, bbUSHHM AND cLAPPERroNs EXPEDITION 70
cESTfaokk cEySXTFhokhFoss AEals OF THE NIGER pcOyrsrs o'
RsS,sp IGrS Fr IsOs5b N s6bThfsS TiiR ssac
STUNTS EXPLORATIONS n hUsTSALiA ,r,n
RAfksr YIisrfbs 4fSglT TRl1EGs t1EH hsfRsIx IS fsR.sIx
EXPLORATIONS Or osrtax rHE WIIIrE WI iTox NILE
WOODS JOUREEY TO THE OAls.
PARKYNS LIFE IN AbfSSlNh ar, -yr oocEy
FREMONrS ENPLORAIIONs VI ihr """N
MOUNTAINS AND CALIFORNIA d, LIT Avn cx,s.
'Hf,CSTKAVELS IN TARTARY. TUB AHD InLNS. iC,.
F02II'NT;S JOURNEYS TO THE TEA DistktItS
VI oFPFEcrFNT EXPLORATIONS IN AUSTRALIA
IySCiI,S EXPLOITATION OF rHE DEAU Sly
LlSARD's EXPLORATIONS AT NINE'Eh AND IA
DffRRN0VSfLs or IDA PFEIFFER. J0nrn'y' R0nna the
Word . -, o-,,, .,s,1oN DIVER -Jonyue,
of Lem, Verncon Journey Of Lieut. Oooor'
EicUAEDsOH'S TRAVELS ~ TUE sSHhkA rn
RiCEAkDSON AND BARrHs EAPEDlfioN ~
CFNTPAL AFRICA -... - .,,cc.
FXPLORATlON or LOO-CHOO. fk0M NOIi ~ ~
pOEE PERRY's JAPAN EXPEDITION. Report OF osy'
arc Tsy!oL ..,t..hoi r,ors usefi' or
L,er ,dst,ed - ineie Instruct ard iascnste g.
sader. ,hsn this robe beautiful volume eonpie of ue
mr = e,erprsrs AMI popular Of cur American ua e'es a.
should be ow ned by eyesy and be found ~ ee'y
abe publishers ssuTe the pubic tas' Tue "o'A wa ~
through carvassns sgects ,....,n :. c-,x., H.w
EXfERlENCFD AGENTS WANTED IN Cenira Ne-
YorL Ne~Jesey yyaLi IL the southern states anu
m pa-,s Of the esteTn States ADDRESS ..,,, , -
- MOORE, " NILSfACd, KEYS \ Co.
Publishers No y Wes' f'h'st CiDelnna'I
HFNRY W Ia v NJ. $40 Broad ray,
General Asent .or LONE Island the River 1 gnnes saa
for the CITY aud Cognty Of New fotA
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, WEEKS SUSEES.
Respouabi ity for Dls..yi.Ia
south and North.
WHAT 10 my Note'
Editorial CorrespoIdsnca.
lEa.t Windsor seminary VA
4 o. thordOry.
lConmefcisl and f!nAncal-
lfaSILv RrsDfsG.
Kinssley's SAINTS Tragedy.
Hssiug a PRIEST.
Lines Suggested upoo lsaS-
ing q Sketch Of . Rave
Market
p" Ye Cannet Know the ia
from the Beginning"
lFugEISs MISCELLANY.
lAdverisegsnts.
Spain ROYAL sad Imperial Cod
sy,rat re.
CRY RELIGIOUS News.
a Sacee-.ful suoAsy- School.
FOREIGN isTELLISEscE.
Review of tho Market
Catte M,rket
Prices Z uirent
bum In sdvaEce.
Ceuts per lie each inse;noa-
ne
iEPH u. LADD, Pnblisaer,
o. u Beekman-st Nes fcrt
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The increase is chiefly N the local rsde, tie only
new connection of t5e road in this period being the
Terre Haute and Alton Ioed.
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T1YTRA SIN. EXTRA SUN -
II NICHOLAS NOD.-NlCHoLis NOD
The bsck Numbers OF this - . u ,,,o,,y
TRULY GREAT STORY
,.,ir. all \, Al did and the demand continuing,
Ne AN EXTRA SIN
containing the first part OF the siory w. Tor ak '' "
cc1r cement . .xor ro..
viii By Issued LARGE QUsRro TORN
IN S.TCRDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10,
Bright AID EARLY ~
qho. bo bv. not being abe 10 get ho
hrs; Part Of ,,o, 49, >on
Tu Man WHO COULDN'T hILP 1T.
will LOW be able ~ get IT, -. n.
' a SATURDAY MORNING.
TI'HE TWO BEST BOOKS ever published LOT ior
tn. safe. Of .serts WELLS5 EnERI Man Snay az
TUE RUSSIAN WAR. Agents making frcm % 20 Siz
. dsy Address J. g. " ELLIS, Publisbos Agent NO IL
Beekmsrst
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rEw.YoRK cLLssiricATios.
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The CanaI-st. ire1peranco seekty vi nj -
"a sealre POUR Or. BENTON and che" VI ''des mo
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-06
TRACTS.

The Executive Committee Of The American Anti
Slavery Society have issued the following Tract:
for gratuitous distribution:
No. /. The United States Constitution, Examined
NO. .. White Slavery in the United States.
No. 3. Colonization. By Rev. o. b. rockingham
No, /. Does Slavery Christianize the Negro? b.
Rev. 7. W. Iiigginson.
No. 5. The Interstate Slave Trade. BY John G.
Palfrey, -. ,
No. G, The Ruin Of Jamaica. By Richard
Hildreth.
No. 7. Revelation the only Remedy for Slavery.
No. 8. To Mothers in the Fee States. BY Mrs. f.
l.. Follen.
No. Q. Influence of Slavery upon the White Pop,
ulation. BY n Lady.
No. 10, Slavery ana the North, By c. G. Bur
leigh.
No. II. Disunion our Wisdom and our Duty. By
Rev. Charles L. hodges.
No. II. Anti Slavery Hymns and Songs. By
Mrs. E. L. Eollen.
No. -. The Two Affairs; or, Two Pictures in
One. By Mrs. Harriet B Stowe.
No. II. GLOW can | Help TO Abolish Slavery ?" or,
Counsels to the Newly Converted.
By Maria W. Chapman.
No. Is. What have we, as individuals, to do with
Slavery? By. Susan c. Cabot.
No. 16. The American Tract Society and its
Policy of Suppression and Silence.
Being the Unanimous Remonstrance Of the
Fourth Congregational Society, Hartford. CT.
No. II. The God of the Bible Against Slavery.
BY Rev. Charles Beecher.
All donations for the Tract Fund, or for the cir
culation Of any particular Tract Of the above sc.
ries, should he. sent to Francis jackson, Treasurer
of the American Antislavery Society, q Corn
hill. Boston.
FIN Dollars will stereotype an oight.pagc tract
and print fre Thousand copies Of il.
Application for tho above Tracts, for gratuitGus
distribution, should be made to SAMUEL MAY, Jr..
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-06
Nous Of the Aucrk.

NEBRAsKA.-An election for members of the
Territorial Legislature has just been held in Ne
braska, and W. learn from the Wyoming IN. IT,
Telescope thai the party lines were not drawn, the
members chosen, so far as heard from are nearly
all strong free State men. The editor of the Ne
braska City News, a pro-slavery paper, was de-
feated.
GEORGE W. CURTIS, Esq, the distinguished an,
thOr, and Miss Annie Shaw, daugter of Francis G.
Shaw, Esq, were married on Thursday in New
York by Rev. Mr. Parkman.
Mr.. Curtis is editor Of Putmdn'S Monthly.
gsS~The Ohio Statesman is very much skeered,
and says James Red path is a hired agent of the
British Government, sent here to stir up civil war.
a public meeting held in Little rock, Arkansas,
recommended to the Legislature the passage Of a
law prohibiting all free negroes from coming to or
settling in that State.
GEORGE EAsoN CoLsoN was recently .banished
from Madison county, Florida, by a lynch court,
for the crime of being opposed to the institution
of slavery. lie was notified that in case of lis
return, ar refusal to go, he would be treated 10
thirty-nine lashes, to be repeated in double doses
in case of further refusal. lie left, of course, and
his family was assisted by The mob to follow him.
lie does not appear to have interlered with any
bOdy's negroes but the paper from which we copy
and which approves of tina l%rnching, simply says
that he was proved to be 'auti-slavery, and con-
fessed il.
HUMAN Beings IN CHAINS. About two weeks
ago two colored men from Lynchburg. Va, came
down ON the Covington and Lexington Railroad 10
CnvingtOn, on their way tn the land of freedom.
On their arrival at this point they were arrested
by the City Marshals for the sake of gaining a few
dollars and locked in Jail, thus depriving them of
that which is more sacred and more dear than
iife-Liberty. On Friday evening last, the owner
came d jwn in search of them, and on Saturday
morning had them handcuffed with heavy irons
and walked them through the streets of Covington,
from the Jail to the depot. homeward. We might
comment on such outrages upon human beings (;
but sensible men will judge of such occurrences
as those and decide which is right, Slavery or
Freedom Ms,cport Ky Mw'.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-06
From the Tribune.
THE DISMISSAL OF TYING.

w have but three words to say, served hi
'ight.'"- Church Journal (Episcopai).
Served him right! How could he dare
TO touch the idol of our day?
What if its shrine be red with blood?
Why, let him turn his eyes away.
Who dares dispute our right to bind
With CALLING chains the weak and poor?
To starve and crush the deathless mind,
Or hunt the slave from door to door!
Who dares dispute our right to sell
The mother from her weeping child?
To hush, with ruthless stripes and blows,
Her shrieks and sobs of anguish wild?
IT'S right to plead for heather lands,
To send the Bible to their shores,
And then to make, for power and pelf,
a race of heathens at our doors.
What holy horror filed our hearts
1t shook our church from dome to nave
Our cheeks grew pale with pious dread,
To hear him breathe the name Of slave.
Upon our Zion, fair and strong,
His words fell Ike Il fearful blight;
We turned him from our sanity fold;
And this we did to 'serse him right"
FRANCIS L. WATKINS.
PmILA., Nov. Is, 1856.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-06
receipts for the Bugle for the week ending Dec.
ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION s. FAIR

An Anti Slavery Convention and Fair will be
held at Angola, Indiana, commencing on the First
Saturday IN December, and continue three or more
days.
Henry G. Wright and a. I. Foss have agreed
to be present, and it is expected that Mrs. Sarah
Seymour Of Waukegan, Illinois and Sojourner
Truth, will be present, and also address the Con-
vention.
Let all the friends of freedom in our vicinity, in
this crisis of our glorious contest, be present to
strike a blow for Freedom.
The Convention will make its platform free to all,
to utter the earnest thought that is within them.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-06
TRY TIE
OHIO ~CULrIVATOR,
EOR 1857.
1T is THE FARMERS GlRDNERS OWN PAPER,

GENERAL AGRICULTURE, LIVE STOCK,
GARDENING, FRUITS, &c.
vol U II E IIIL FORlS57,
Will mmcn on the first of January. Pub
lished tsico a month, Ii pages, and a cover
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR!
No other paper of its size and quality is offered
so cheaply to Clubs, viz:
copies for Sc, and Il copy extra to the getter-up of
every club of 8. Payment always in advance
Inquire at your Post Office, or send for a speci
men and Prospectus, and get up a Club among
your neighbors. Now is the time to look out for
good reading for the winter.
S.. D. HARRIS, Columbus, O.,
Editor and Publisker.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-06
~ANTI-SLAVERY FAIR.

The Western Anti.Slayery Society, will hold lite
annual Fair in Salem, Dec. 9th and 25th.
Tho object Of the fair is 30 well understood by
only necessary to publish the time Of its gathering,
to secure the hearty and. vigorous cooperation o. u
large circle Of Anti-Slayery friends.
The past success of our Efforts in raising means
and the fiithfulness with which that means has
been applied to the enterprise Of abolishing Sla-
very in America-warrant us to expect n willing
response to this appeal corresponding to the start
ling emergency of the times.
We have not now to meet and abolish Slavery
on its original ground only, but in the new and
beautiful Territory Of Kansas-in Washington, in
Uhio-and in all the Northern States where the
seryilc minions VI tho South can give it a place
We are not however disheartened or disappointed,
and shall apply ourselves with u9wontcd diligence,
trusting as ever in the stern principle of justice
and right.
We hope that no time will be lostin making the
necessary arrangements to meet this demand; and
among other means, we suggest the Importance OF
forming sewing circles os speedily as possible in
every nclghborhood where there is the scripture
number of 1.-TWO or three" women in whose hearts
the love of Freedom burns to labor, 50 that the
great demand for needle and knitting work, in its
rich and useful varieties may be amply supplied.
The committee will gratefully receive in monies,
produce, furniture, and all merchantaLle goods
whatever can be Forwarded from this time till the
Fair, thus a%iording an appropriate and varied sea
son for the offeriGy of each.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-06
BARNABY & ARNOLD,

Wish to announce to the citizens of Salem and vi
entity, and to the public generally, that they have
Just received at their CLOTHING STORE,
North Side Of Main Street, Salem, Ohio; A new,
extensive and superior stock Of Goods, suitable for
the FALL& WINTER TRADE. Our assortment OF
Cloths, CassimereS, Yiceeds, Satinets, Satins,
TetretS, Figured silks, dc,
with Trimmings of all kinds to match, will be sold
by the Yard or Made up to Order, at prices and in
a manner that will compare favorably with those
of any similar establishment in Salem or lsewhere,
Also, a good assortment of Ready Made Cloth,
ing, Consisting of Frock, Dress. and Business
Coats; Overcoats, Cloaks, Vests, Pantaloons, Shirts,
Drawers, Suspenders. Socks, Ilandkerchiets, era.
watts, &C., &c. Our Terms of Sale for the future are
READY PATv
which will enable us to sell a little better goods at
a little lower prices than could DO afforded on the
credit system.
Ne think we can suit our customers with what
ever they may want in our line. and we invite all
desiring to purchase, to call, judge for themselves,
and act accordingly.
BARNABY & ARNOLD,
October Is, 1856.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-06
TO FarmerS---CaSh for Hides.

Farmers will find it to their interest to sell their
hides TO the Subscriber and have them tanned for
home consumption, rather than sell them to others
for transportation abroad. lie is always ready
with cash for hides at ca cents per pound,
either at his Tannery one mile South Of Salem on
the Lisbon road, or at WILLIAMS OLD STORE,
two door West of the Butter Store, Salem, Give
him a call when YOU butcher,
Salem. Nov l6, 1856 HUGH BOONE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-12-06
II PAPER.

l.. a. uine is publishing at Cincinnati a Month.
~ Quarto paper, devoted to EducatiOaai and Ldnd
REFORM. Tho Editors six lectures on Tie highest
SoGp3c, are in course of publication Ia his paper.
'tho Peoples Paper" is the organ of Industry and
the enemy Of all forms of Aristocracy. The edi-
tor has given to reform the half of the best ten
years of his life, and he expects to give the hall
of twenty years more. If he has any friends on
earth, he hopes they will remember him now in
his greatest ailiction-the establishment of q pa
per-by getting Subscribers at 80 cts. single, five
for $500, twelve for $500, and twenty for 5000
per annum. 1t is small, bat SO soon as a larger
one can live it shall be forthcoming.