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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-19

slave rs an act Of conscience.
COPY OF ACT OF MANUMISSION.
"75 all ,chom il may concern
'Be it known that / Eugene Dc X. Richardson,
of Cecil County, in the State Of Maryland, foi
divers good causes and considerations me there
unto moving have released from Slavery, liberated
manumttad, and set Free and by these presents do
hereby release from Slavery. manumt,and set free,
my negro man. Philip Bailey, otherwise called
James +. Thomas, being of the age. OF
twenty six years. and able to work and gain II
sufficient livelihood and maintenance and him,
the said negro man named Philip Bailey other
wise called james +. Thomas, l do declare to be
henceforth free manumitted, and discharged from
all manner of service or seryitude to me, my ex-
ccutors or administrator for ever. In witness
whereof have hereunto set my hand and seal,
the tenth day of October, in the year of cur Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ifty.fye (le55)
"EuGENE De X RICHARDSON. Seal. Sealed
and delivered in the presence Of us.
Edmund Brown, Sen.
John S. Rossell.
Caleb parkCr'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-19

KIDNAPPING N CANADA.--The american Ms
SOnary says The Rev Mr.. Hotchkss. who has. been
laboring among the colored people Of Ca0ads..
meets with much success. Mr.. Uotchliss says he
fears tAere has been one man "kidaG ppeI' from
Canada recently, under the preence that ha was q
fugitive from justice. This is mode Of regGining.
their fugitive slaves 2ractised some years ESQ by
Shareholders, but put stop to by the British govs
ernment
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-19
RIGuTs OF CoLoRED MEN IN THE DISTRICT oy
CoLUMDIA.-We find in the Boston alias the fol-
lowing letter from Hon. Mark Trafton:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, !
Washington. March 10, 1856. i

To lie Editor Of the alias: My Gttantion has
lust been called to an article in the Alias censuringy
me for a motion | am accused of having made in the
Committee on the District of Columbia, allowing
negroes to vote in the district Allow to say
that no motoa Of the kind has been made by
or any one else. ] think. however you will agree
with me- that if the cJlored citizens of a State
are taxed to sustain government, they should have
a voice in the enactment of the laws which govern
them. Either do not tax them, or allow them ths
privilege Of the elective franchise.
Yours, &c, NJ. TRAFroN..
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-19

ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN THs SouTH--,
The Memphis Wing says that after the murder
Of Stevens clerk Of the Ohio Belle the man Jones,
the perpetrator, beaten and tortured inbu-
manly by the crew and passengers, and that he
was then hropR orerboard, aeiM t;r2 heaay iron
tceghts tied arc und his neck, and droTaed like q
doG A story was then gotten ur apa published
far and vide, accounting for the aisappearance
of Jones by saying that he managea' TO slnda
the guard that was appointed to watch hip,s
jump overheard and swan ashore. The Whiq
sey erely denounces the officers of thu boat, for
permitting this harbarous act TO BE- psrpetrated.
We hope all concerned in tho outrage may be
severely punished.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-19
State Of MarMand, CecA Co., DC.


"I hereby certify that the within deed Of manu-
mission was received on the 10th day of October
1856, and O til same day reco ded in II. No o.
folio 34l &C., onc Of the Land Record Books OF
Cecil County aforesaid.
ain testimony whereof l hereto subscribe my
name, aud the seal Of my Office afix, this day and
year aforesaid. III. III. MlTCHELl,C.h'
When the above document came into our hands
James f. Thomas was absent or u voyage t
received a line from him Immediately ON his re-
turn, and had the pleasure OF placing his manu-
mission-papers in his hands in presence of the
Lord Mayor, on the 2nd of January. The fact
was recorded as follows, in the Times the next
day
"MAYsIoy-IIousr- gentleman, who is official
ly connected with the BRITISH and Foreign ARtt
Sidre,y Society," waited upon the Lord Mayor, anc
introduced to the notice of his Lordshp Phlir
Bailey,a native OF NJ ,wh) had purchased his man
omission from his master, one Eugene dc X Rich
ardson and submitted that the notice of the fact II
the press (parsicuariy in The Tines might be Q
essential service to the poor man in the event
of the loss of the document or of otbe
disaster, upon his departure from England
The applicant said that Bailey had labored hard
until he had put together 5000, the price of his
manumission and having paid the price 5or his
manumission, he had, acting upon the advice Of
the Society, appeared before the Lord Mayor, that
the document might be handed to him in the most
public manner; the acknowledgment of which
having been done, would be q record of the fact
and might prevent further inconvenience orembar
rassment, as it would be respected as conclusive
testimony in the United States.
"Tle Lord Mayor said he had every reason tc
believe that the press would most gladly notice az
application of the kind, and certainly he would
not hesitate to express his qualification at being in
strumental to the service Of such person as had
made it.
"The document was then returned to Bailey
who retired, expressing his thanks to the LORD
Mayor for the very kind manner in which he had
been received"
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ENDORSEMENT.
State Of Maryland, Cecil County, dc,

bt"tI " -hU S'U"U, NtL' CV"'"Ji N''i
"Be it remembered, and it is hereby certified,
that on this 10th day of October, eighteen hundred
and fftv-ive before the Subscriber, Justice of
the Peace Of the State of Maryland in and for
Cecil County aforesaid, personally appears Eugene
De X. Richardson, hc being knswn to Inc of my
own personal knowledge to be the person named
and described as and protesting to be party grantor
to the foregoing or within deed or instrument OF
writiN c, and doth acknowledge the said!nstrument
to be his act and deed. In witness whereof here
unto subscribe my name on the day and year
aforesaid. EDMUND BRowN, Sen.,J.P.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-19

How GENERAL PIERcE's KANSAS Policy Is
VIEWED At THE SoUTH The Mobile Adcertiser.
March 5th) speaking of the recent Free State,
Convention proceedings at Topeka in Kansas.
says:
1--WE really cannot sec how the advocates OF
squatter sovereignty can repudiate the proceed
ings had under the Topeka Convention. If that
was not an assemplaga Of squatters and fair
representation Of squatter sovereignty, we don't
know what would be- It is reported that Gen..
Cass SO considers it, and that he has pledged him-
self 10 speak and vote for tho admission of Kan.
sas as State under that Constitution; and Pierce
and Douglas must also recognize the new legis.
laturc, or be false to their avowed principles.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-19

1t is said that Lord Brougham lately, in play
full mood, wrote the following epitaph on himself
Here, reader turn your weeping eyes,
My fate a useful moral teaches;
The hole in which my body lies
Would not contain onc-half my speeches
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-19

THE PERILs OF THE Missouri RIvEK-It appears
that the Missouri is lined with rufians to waylay
and abuse Free State men.
The Chicago Democatic Press gives the details of
an outrage upon well known citizen Of New
York, who was on his way East from Kansas. This
gentlemen started from Kansas on the same boat
with Gen. LANE, and on the next boat was GOV.
Robinson. AT Brunswick landing, party of
armed men came on board, seized this New York
man-supposing him to be Governor RoBINsoY-
took him ashore, and prepared to tie him to log
and send him adrft on the Missouri The captain
of this of pirates was said to be son of Gov.
PRICE of Missouri Letters in the trunk of the
man seized finally convinced them that he was not
ROBINSON, and he was released. At two other
places like mistake to identity came near
costing this man his life. Gen. LANE, it is said,
escaped by being Free Massn. The man seized
says that organized bands are gathered at every
considerable landing place on the Missouri, and
almost every boat carries oae or .a2g3 spies.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-19

A lady residing in Lansngburgh wRs paiaossd
to death recently, by eating maple sugar ast o@ 4
brass kettle,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-04-19
COPY OF ACT OF MANUN

one is left to the conclusion that he manumitted hi
slave rs an act Of conscience.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28

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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
nnrfnnI announce eImcnls

mo All. PERSONS afflicted with seIugl diseases
| .aeh a. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, lMfO tNCE
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Directors have voted 10 advertise the Hoo'e n"u1e'
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Iy oidof of the pneciofs, ~
EZRA u. .HEAkTWELl'i President
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worthy OF Confidence.

VEGETABLE PULMONARY RALsAM, FoR
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONsU hPfiON
1,vTho la'n Rev. DR.. LroNsRo WooDs, Abbot
Professor of Theology in Andover, Mass, says-
' From long use Of Yegetabie PaiuoHary Baisam ~
my family circln, and in some Instances nmong tben
og pal Students have hacn lod to frgitd II SAFE
and oflit acous medicine" REED, CUTLER CO.,
Dmggist, Boston, Hfoprotfrs Be careful 70 get the
genuine, Nefe are many mutations sold by APothe
eaIies aud Dnsllst snnnially. PIIce 20 cts and 81
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Spinal Complaints.

l--A new method OF treating SPisAL bisKasE,,
CUHyAruRE oF rHE srirE aud SFINAL WEAgsEss,
whont pam sggsrinR 10 the patient, howeyeryoung
~ feeble sneeessfuliy practcud by Dr.. J. A.
WOOD, 1T his office, No. 2l5 Washington Street,
Bossion, OF ht his residence, Marlboro Holel.
Having examined the slWENTISE srHIsG ArrtR,-
rua used by Dr. j. A. Wood ths treatment Of aieial
curvatures OF the Spine, recommend II as efficient
and cumioi TAB le to the patient.
HENRY ]. BlGELOW, NJ. D., Prof surg Hafv. uui.
GEO HAYWARD, ID, Ex-Piof. Surg Hary. Univ.
MINsLDM LEWIS, NJ. ID.
v e SMITH, " D., Mayor Of Boston.
JOHN W. WARREN, ". u. Boston. July, 1851.
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J. .RusseIIspaidiny,s Rosemary.

100000 BOTTLES SOLD this great and populaf
preparation b. decidedly II the nicost And best
Articles ia the world for the HAIR Il impafts rich
ness and hulluncy, ceaus, ornaments, invigotates,
cmholli.hes removes duudfuh relieves headache ,and
has probably heen used far restoring aud pfeventins
tho falling OIL of the Hair with AZ much success as
any arcn ever known. n has sioed tho test OF time
a I'D uso, aud con RELY upon IT, Sole Proprietor,
RUSSELL sPALnING. Manufici iudng Chemist, q
fremont ST. opposite tho Museum, Boston, Mass
The facsimile of his signutufe is every bottle OF
the gonuuu. Sold hv donlcrs rtncrally.
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S. v. & co.
CnPAL XAKNISHES

MANUFACTUIED ~ sTiMsON, VALENTINE
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wat chairman uw u''ed silver Medal 10 > v. Il
Ca for thtif Supfuuf NIfnishes.
LNDN whu hos heeu cured of great nervous de-
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MARY 4. DEN g T. BOSTON, Mass, and The pre-
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Cod Liver OH & Lime.

a1yThe great popularity Of this safe aac oiiiescious
preparation is aloao attributable ios intrinsic ~oih.
In the cufe OF Coughs. Celds, Asthmn, bronchitis.
Mhaoping Cough, sud ali Consumptive symptoms, ~
has no superior. il equal Lot no one neglect the
early symptoms of dsease, whom an agent q thus 1t
band which viii alleviate ~ complaints Of his Chesti
Luugs and Throat.
sod by ALEXANDER n. wILBoR, Chemist, 1866
Count Sffooi, Hoston.
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PcnInan ship, B0Ok--k 'cping,
Navigation, Engineering, &c.

~ Practically taught Of Comer's Commercial colsFe,
i5q Hashiarfo street. Founded A. D. ls40. Open
dayand evening. Terms moderate. No Esifa.. No
cla.s system. Separate departments Tor Lanies. stu
den ats ded IN obtaining employment. SEQ last Annual
Catalogue, which can be had at the rooms, by mail
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Sea de 1t hetis rupidly-- Reduces inflimmations,
severe chilt ains, frost bite Sores old and recent
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Sore utppl.s sweled broaat, t,Alsu ior the nursery,
All cuts bruises sprains, ,-Scall head, eIupiions,
Like muatc IL will cuto, - Also ctoua and souWv,
Veufy Il. great value ,---Nufons sober ailments,
Even SAN fhrum, ulcers tysipelas, Ihoumatism.
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PIANO FORTES
Musioal INSTRUMENTS,

for those about iu make purchases. lis musical and
mechanical knowledge Of what's perfect instrument
should De- together with extensive acquniniauce a.
mone tho hest manufacturers. enables him to ohatna
choice from ne besf iastranrHs at oss pfce than a
fnnofly pad boz the county iot imperfect or worth
less article.
Any information respecting quality, price, &C. Of In
.tfuments may be had by addressing him ai Monpeoti
VI lOid&w
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AIiseounio ftWaati hte percent from ihoao"Ve
-, ilbe nliowodto e. iubs ordctihs -four OF nofe
- ,pe OF more O he above works. thus;
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sent 10 one nddicssfof s9i foufcorios OF th7 i"nf
payie,v and Black wood frr $50 andso 90.
~. Ia ,tcmiums xillhe given where the above al'
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ro., he furnished unless the subscription money H
ia II milo ths publishers without recourse To an
nuf
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RndicnI Cure of Kupture.

n1r Or. q HEATON, No. Q EXETER PLACE,
HosIos desires To no those interested, that he
tnues to cure Hernia Rupture IN all iis furms. He
also attends the treatment and cuio Of Nufeoceie,
H,dfocela Diseases Of the Urinary aud Uterine Or
gane.
az DEAFNESS CURED, however eaused.-
Letters addressed TO DR. BOARDMAN, ~ suyFoIK
pt .cn HosroS nuawefnd. Ramedios sent BY axpIess.
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nrlt Is useeess to deseuhc the tofiures Of Spasmod
BE- Asthma Those whn have suffered from It's distress
ing putoxisms know full we'll what Il is.
JONAS HHiTCOMB's RE.NEDT,
Pfeptud by Joseph uineti, No A, fremont stree,.
BOSTON, g. seldom failed to afford immediate resf
even u tho must scvao cascs and iicqaontly IL he
ctrrtcl pcfmaueut euro. For sale by ali Druggist,
ntta (
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wnuted aOO Active young Men

U<u act Is local and travelling agents 10 business
easy, useful aud honorable, at SALARY OF 500
PER MONTH. 4 capital OF g. only required. No
patent medicine book business. Full particulars
gwen, free, To all who enclose postage stamp or
three cent piece, and adtr' -
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EnncY Goods aud ToYs.

DyWc advise all pufcohers Of rich Fancy Goods, o.
any description Of TOYS, to call ~ HOLDEN. CUT
TER CO.'S, IS and II K,by street, Bosten-oue
OF the most extensive French aud German importing
houses in tho United stnies, having house ~ Eu-
land. Paris and Goiminy. They arc agents for Sander
son 4 Iancrrnnis celebrated Fire Works
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ExrouR,arp by tho success which has attended tho
publication Of LIsi lE's lLLUsrtATEu NtW7-
PArEN, which Is now closing iis second volumr lnc
prupteiof hns determined tu return tn his humorous
subscribers portion ofhis profits Ia the following man
Every tenth subseibor will have hi. money returned
hy the next mai and the rnpeI viii bc sent grafaous
% for his term of suhsfurtion
Thus IN every 900 subscribers, 100 will have their
money returned and the nncf Tor SX Months when
they remit s., and Twelve Moatls when uey remit
frerv subscription, az u is received BY letter or
otherwise at biz office ~ Sp uce street, New Work.
viii be registered In book kcpt by the Popfetof hm-
The Prize numbers will be TO- 20, 30. 40, So 60, 20,
so 80 md 100 10 each bundled. Persons obtaining
any Of there numbers will have their money returned
Persons obtaining the following numbers in every
thousand. n addition tbe fctufG Of their subscription
money above. will receive The to.lnwing prizes
No. 100, Lady's Gold Bracelet.
" 200, Gentiemen's Gold watch Chain.
800. Gold Watch Ceithcr Lady's or
GentlemRn's)
400, Lsdy's Gold Chatelaine.
=. 2go s.t,2r siyeT tIs ,s spoons
&" roo Gold watch (eithor L"dy's or
Gentleman's)
&" 500, Diamond Ring (eithcr Lady's or
900 SET OF silver dessert spoons.
" 1000, Grand BoseSvood Pianoforte.
/ These pnzes will be gwen 10 the same numhefs ~
sach aud every housand addition the iption
mone, being returned and paper sent free TO every touh
] ubscrihei a. above stated
This subsrriptton book was opened October 90 1856
in which an future subscriptions Will be registered.
Every person vhose money Is returned, OF who is
the recipient 0feither Of the above prizes, viii be- re-
quted 10 furnish Acknowledgements of the snme, aud
the nnmos will be published from umo 10 time in tho
ndveusina columns OF Leslirs Illustrated Newspaper
II should be- borne in mind that cr0u subscriber,
under Mi ctcumstauces, whether the recipient of a
ptize NOT will get more than lioquvaent io hi.
money Ia the papet itself THIS H the only Illustrated
Newspaper IN the United States.
CLuBaING.-Persons sending rs Eleven subscribers
are eeranto receive back one subscription Hnd have
chance for two for example, on the receipt uf tho
eleven subscriptions, Tho last number on me BOOK.
might be 9S--ihe Eleven additional suhsuHbors vii
then include two prizes
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IIudson's American saIve ana

nufm ointment.
R@y This Comnound has ghined much celebrity for
the euro ,r Hufns Sellds Cuts Drisas SorO Lips and
Eyehd,. Ghappe Hand. aud Aims, Sore Nipples, Dis
eases ui ihc rlin Inflammation, Piles, salt Rbeum,
Sores on Ghidun, Chass Gorns Boiz, 6o.i u is also
excellent n all ri.es whnfa outward application "a
needed. BURR, FOSTER X CO, General Agents,
Nu Coruhil Husion. JOSEPH HUDSON Sole Pro-
nfiotof Nauapurrtf, Mass.
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ORRIN SMITH Nj. d.

HAVING soll lie premises 10 CHARLES y. CHAN
IL DLER NJ - OF Tnnhudge, would res peet0lly
freely aud ntously recommend him as surgeon
and Physician ut mature judgment aud experience, ,
nnd Of hsh sDh. lushpin hts Profession aud every
way worhy oflhi confidence and patronage of tho pub
lie.
Doct Smith VIII attend personally to settling all
business mnucis until the 10th inst
Montpelier Nov 81, 1856. ;3w
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NATIONAL MONUMENT
THE
PILGRIM FATHERS,

AT PLYMOUTH.
'TuE Filgtim Society of Piymvuth having decided to
erect q Monument AT Plymouth To commemorate
the viz urs of the FOKEFAIHERS.n desire 10 an
that thuy have accepted design presented by
the undor'igurd aHd respectfully request all who cher
sh the memuiy ui those who laid the foundation Of our
civil and rf ins liberties, 20 old ly contributions, IN
the erection ul sill Monument
sNLVANU, RIPLEY, Esq. of Montpelier is duly
authnfzcd by he Pilgrim sooioy collect subsop pton
iof the object DO tho state Of Vermont.
nNHMA1rr BILLINGS, Architect,
/ 9 fremont Row, Boston.
15.lm d L ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-28
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suaaofd WILLIAM ROLLINS.
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Turbfidse, AARON MIXING,
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wdiamsiown, DARIUS PRIDE,
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