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6 WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
BY J G. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

by J z. NTOU U II r, AnCIlOneeT.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MARY
LAND AVENUE, BETWEEN ~. AND 6rH SIS
Ar PUBLIC SALE-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, June S0th. at half past SIX O'Clock on
the premises, snail Lot No. 5, IN Square ID, front
ing 43 feet Mary land avenue between IA aud 6 h
streets west, running back IN fcet3 inches Ia wide
paved alley. The lot will be divided IN half to- make
two Building Lots of twenty one and q half feet
front each
Terms One third cash the residue in and u
months, with interest secured by deed of trust ON
the premises.
ie N d ]. e.. Met UIRE Auct
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TNRUSTEES' SALE virtue of two leeds
Il of trust IRON ReuUen Daw. dated March IS and
November :, 1851, We will offer at auction on
W EDNESDAN, the 18th day ofsuly next, a. 81
O'Clock .. m, on the premises, that piece II ground
on the south side OF Bridge street, IN GeorgetuWn.
bounded as follows, va: Beginning az the HOfta
cast corner oi the building situated ~ tae beast
intersection of Bridge and Congress streets, AI!G
nIng thence Bridge street east = feet ches
more less, To JnO. eThys, thence south and PAT
ael To Conc sire Ell l+o feet 10 IL iest alley.
thence west p feet inches. and thence no!tn 10
feet To the BEGINNING, with the lmprOvemeHts--a S
story brIok dwelling.
Terms of sale One-thIrd of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash, aud the balance egual az
STA ments at and - months, TO be secured. Terms
of safe Ia be comp led with week er ga e. or
the property uSy be resOld liter weeks mott e
~ the TIsk and cost OF the first purchaser.
WALTER cox.
r. w. RESCUE.
Trustees Georgetown Building ASSOC at,on
Je 2awlm BARNARD BTcKEE aucf
ITO ALL WHOM ar MAY C,>,tnN
II hereby give notice that NIrv mia Hpd Oh "a
Military arTant No. 7i9, VIA. n issued an the an
dag of Junc, i7sS. TO JoHu plsdoo, a ssli,r who
served three years m the NITviala St.,e Nav. =;
been lost ma sald. de strOy ed and that the ters
ol the said John HIgdOn vii. an due time nppi, to
the Commissioner al the General d aud once for
scrip In leu OF AID satisfaction of said warrant.
- MANY J. ATN ELL.
20 i-lHu6u
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
ON 10TH STREET WksT AND RHODE IsLANDAv-
kNuE AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY, the 18th inst, 4
shat SELL an front Of the premises, clock, Lots
~; n; L, NJ. N, Q, +. and q, IN subdivision of
east hall of square No SS7. THIS property IS hand
soIneiy located some OF which fronts 10th street
west oetween north p street and X hUde Island ay-
enue, AND some fronts on the avenue.
erms Cne-thIrd cash balance IN 6, ", 10, and
= months the pui chaser TO give notes for the de-
ferrcd payments, bearing interest from day Of sale
deed gwen AND a deed Oftrust taken. Title indls-
putabe:
lie I'D A. GREEN Annt
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The attention of the public respectfully solicited
To the examination and patronage of superior arti
Gle of LIGHTNING CONDO CTORS, manu- lac
tuIed and erected ly fabarre owen corner of 10th
and & SITS Washington, ID. =.
The superiority vi tho'e COnfuctprs over many
Others nov IN use. Will readily be acknOw edged an
examination. The, are manu- fsctpTed Of d select
quality of IRON, connected With copper couplings.
and thoroughly caTponIze ed to oby ate be action of
the atmOs phere ON the metal, and mounted with
superb copper POM fre gilt and tIpt WITH plstina
which renders them strictly scientific.
All points not tipt rih pIdfiHa scil corrods
when theylose thsir attractive power for electric
ia
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.

BY WALL BARNARD, AuctOneers.
EuRNITURE,S &c ,.rAUCTION.-On TUES
l. DAY AFTERNOON, June ~, at { o clock AZ
h"IIso No 66j Marylard avenue, between 1917 and
l4th street., We will sell all the Furniture IN the
house, such rs
sofa, Chairs. Fables,
bedsteads. Feather Beds, and Mattresses,
Bureaus, Bedding, Carpets,
Stoves, Cooking UtcnsiS, &c.
WI many other articles In the housekeeping line
all OF which Will be sold without reserve
Terms cash.
jeS WALL Il BARNARD Aucts
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EDWARD G. CaRp a, ~ TTns,ea
ie 2S- so6 DIS A. GREEN Au,t

ny BARNARD SUCKEG Georgstown.
ti'Rt Srr.E'S SALE.-By virtue Of a deed of
trust iro'a William Knowles. IT., dated Nov.
the ID day of July next at 5o'c oc< D. II- on The
premises, part Of Lot IS, m Beall's addition To
6eofse,a&n, beginning, Tor ITS hounds. on the west
line oi Washington street hive feet 81 uth from the
south line of lot "a, and running IheLce and
parallel with Gay street l.O fee, la the outline of
Old OeoTgetOwn, thenoa south and parallel with
Washngto tom street - feet. thence east ard parallel
with Bridge street I2O feet to Washington street,
thence north with Washington street % feet the
beginning. with the Improvements-a frame house.
Terms Of sale One thITd of the purchase money
tn be paid in n, and residue IN two equal in
stalmsnts at six and twelve months, with interest,
to be secured. Terms of sale Ia he comp led with
in week after sale, the property Wi be resod
at the risk and cost Of the first nirchsser.
WALTER :. cox,
r. w. RISQUE,
Trustees Ge3rgetown Building Association.
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE aT7rE
ST At AUs TIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, AFThK-
NOON, June seth, at g. O'Clock, on the premises
snail sell part OF OF No 5, IN square No eS6 STU
TED AT the corner OF Delaware avenue and north q
street, within one square of the Capitol, and con
tanning 1890 square feet.
This Is one of the most desirable unimnroyed In
catons Tor sale m the city and desirable as
an investment, ia view of the proposed Capitol Ex-
tension. Ftle ndIs putAble.
Terms Une third cash the residue in 6, ~ and
IL months. fer satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing
interest.
je "a J. C. McGIIRF Auct
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IN ViRTU OF TWO (2l WRITS OF FIE
1 RI faces Issued from the Clerks Office of the
CIrcu Court az the District OF Columbia, for the
county OF Wa. hlngton. and tn me directed, | shall
expose TO public saie. for CAsIi. IN front of TIE
Court House daor of SAID Oount,, on TUESDAY,
the 10Th day o July, 1883. at II o'clock the fol-
lowing described property. to wit All defendants
right title, claim, and interest In and to Lot No G,
IN Square No; 6S3, in the city of Washington, D.
together W tn all and singular the Improy oment >
thereon, SeiZ ID and levied upon as the properly az
James Ctutchett, and Will ..s sold to saisfy Judi
Gals Nos. $40 ard S5S to January term 1857 the rst
Ia favor of FARO NUuIse ard the second I'm favor
of Francis w heatley. j. ID. HOOVER
je 42td u. =. Marshal, ID. c.
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BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georgetown
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a Deed of
We will offer at auction on THURSDAY, the 18th
day OF July next, at 5Is clock, p. on the prer.
as follows, Begi mig at tie emu OF y feel 6
lnchas on the first line of soI No. y In Ho'mesd' s
the north line of 5TIdge street y feet to The
end of said first line of lot g. thence nurlh and par
allie! to Montgomery street 20 feet thence west and
para lei 10 Bridge street - feet thence south and
parallel to Montgomery street 10 feet To BIIdg q
street ami the beg inning, with the ImpTov
two frame DWELLINGS,.
TerIus ni sale: One third OF the purchase money
to he paid IN cash, and The balance IN two equal IN
stalments ut Six and twelve months, with Interest
To he cured. Terms of sale to he coupled with
IN ono week after sale the property will bc esoId
At the risk and cost of the first after one
weeks notice. WALTER y. CON
+. w RIS0UE,
Trustees ;e0r1 clown Bui ding Association.
je 72Gwlm BARNARD Il BUCKLEY. Aucis
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Baltimore Markets.

CAPE RACE, June 2Nth.-The weather Is foggy
There no signs of the Indian Empire or Arabia
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

BY J. G. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer
fNRTSTEE'S SALE OF MACHINERY AND
FIXTURES or THE "IsLANu BREWERY "-On
THURSDAY MORNING, July 8tn, at 10 o o'clock
at tn Island Brewery" on Maine ave, between
41a and 6tn streets. Washing ton. ID. c.. shall SELL
by virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded among the
land records Tor AT hIuston county, ID. c., all the
Machinery and fixtures Of the Island Brewery"
comprising
steam Engine, COpp r Kettles,
Large lumber OF Casks, Barrels and Half barrels,
Tuus, Watts and Coolers, L C 40.
Two Wagons, DTay, sets Harness,
One eXcelle Work Horse,
Together with all the furniture and aDpa-
ratus to conduct a brewery.
Terms One third Cash the res due in 6 and u
months; for approved endorsed notes, bearing inter
est.
$. The property may he examined BY applIca-
ton to Boyd Il Mason, on the premises.
JOHN BOYD, Trustee.
je25-d J. c. Met GIRE, Auct.
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NOTICE.

We respectfully n2tiiy all persons having op, m
accounts On our books thar al have heen made cd
and are nov ready foe dsilVery. Those MOI called
for be fore the 2tlh will he delivered, without die
elimination or length OF time standing next week
vi course n WILL be understood that the Object al
tins ~ To have them paid.
Je -dtJ Avs CIAGETT A DDOSnN
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

10 Advertisements shenid be sent I'm by
III o'clock q. m; otherwise they may net
app until the next day.
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DATENT OFFICE RESTAURANT.

Returning my sInca-e THANKS TO a generous public
FOR the patronage v Il CHI have h"Tet"f re LS,,,
cryed from ia IN. Des leave To
ia Il hfVs SECURED &c services of one al lie u -
beSi and Lost eE perIenced Bar keepers he oOun
iTJ NJ Ia 'nds and the pa'lIc are respectfully IN.
yIied 'o ca art see me- he hest Df w rs and
LIQUORS, aud also Il fne ASSESSMENT of rOBAC-
CO and CIGARS always to be found IN the bsr
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VALUABLE STOCK At. PUBLIC SALE
1 will sell at my farm stables, adjoinink Upper
Narborough. on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of July
next, for cash or Baltimore acceptance at mouths,
with interest dded:
One Messenger NJ are. years old, purchased to or
der in Vermont; she rides pleasantly and is a
mare Of great endurance,
One thOrOug h bred Black Mare years old rides
and drives pleasantly. These two mares have
had colts.
One year old Mare, well broken to harness,
One old Stallion, out ofa celebrated trotting
Mare. bv Saratosa,
One old and four year old Geldings, also, by
Saratoga,
Three 8 year Old Geldngs. bv Reliance. The dams
OF these cots Will lie shown on the day Of sa e,
that purchasers may form some idea Of their
worth,
Three year old Durham Heifers, with FIRST calves,
from my premium COWS,
One great Cow calf of great milking qualities and
beauty,
Four Durham yearling Heifsrs,
Four year old Oxen.
One Watson Sulky. but little u sed. with harness,
bne light Farm Wagon and Harm SIS,
One Hus ey's Reaper. 2 Root Cutters.
Tine terms of sale to be complied tn, in every in
stance, before the property will he delivered.
Sale to comm ence at 10 O'co"k a IN.
Je Observation-Disclosures CLEMENT HILL.
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WEAV ER'S
LADIES SAl.OUN, pe rfecty private for Ladies
cup salrS,l where any lady C.In cal for delIcIOus
CREa Ms and lCES without the ANNOYANCE of
doubt an cl-aIROifT.
My Creams WI be sent 10 ali parts OF the city =,
Tree of cost, and pure Ide unmiXCd; but can
EUi sell Cream a. less price thsn s. pr gallon.
ess Tor benevolent purp scs when Il reduction of Is
per cent viii be made; believing the espectabe por-
ton of our city VIII prefer pure article of Cream
even 1T a Ia CHER rate. Cal and try at
J. q. WEAVER'S,
Je 2-eu5t Opposite Browns Hotel.
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HATS OF THE SEASON.

SkELETpS EXTENSION SKIRTS,
- 0nlJ sl.al, NJ
MAXWHLLs,
IL e. eD9t sSl3 Pa avenue,
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COALM!

Wal. COAL. COAL :.
shipped and VIII soon two cargoes superior
White Ash COAL, stove and egg axe, which al
be sold cheap firm the vessel.
Coal OF all kinds Received regular during the
season.
lard on First street, nesr the -.
II. c. PURDY &C
ie DIV UntellIg noonwl
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

T'WO-STUKY- BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
l. AND LARGE VACANT Lor ADJOINING, NEAR
DAY, the "a July, shall sell, in front of the prem
lses. at hsf past O'Clock p. ~. half of Lot l6 and
all Of Lot IL, in Square No. 72l the whole property
having front on nor street of86 feet S Incnes,
running back to 80 feet alley. between LIST and I'd
streets east. Also, the improvements: which n
good and nearly new twO-story Brick House, l6 by
80 feet, DO. he sale OF this property is worthy
the attention of persons shing TO make good in
vestment, az 1t Is near the contemplated extension
of the Capitol grounds
Terms: ODe-third cash; balance in and IL months
for notes bearing interest from gay of sac. deed
gwen and deed of trust taken. Title indis
The property will be divided when sold suit pur-
chasers.
lie "a. d A, GREEN. Auct
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Row .-satu.day night, several persons attac ked
a young man at the Northern Market, and beat
him severely. They were recognized as Eg-
gleston and X Warren. Warrants were obtoined
and the parties were arrested by Ondcer Ross, and
held to security Tor trial
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Hor WORK A number Of pe.sonS amused
themselves yesterday, with Z night on Fourth
street north Of thu City Hall. The time selected
was about noon, when most Of those who could
venture ont had gone 10 CHURCH The fight was
not Of long duration, and ended without serious
Injury Ia the COubatdntS. The fear Of d stroke
Tom Old Sol, who wdS growing hot ing the
Conflict, probably Induced the parties to separate
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DKUNKENNE-s GA saturday, when il might
have been expected that all who were in the vi
entity OI tbr County Jail would have exhibited
sObsr souoE, three men were sent To the work
house for bring drunk aud di-OIdeIly-two Of
them ON that lmineG a;e vicinity. GhOs VIVA
Zen was taken from the Jail yard ~ the morning,
and died soon after his arrival IT the work house,
Jams Conner and John Connolly. Were also sent
down. 20 Is probable that IL thr latter bad br, n
allowed TO remain where he was found by the
Officer, the Coroner would have been required TO
hold another inquest yesterday.
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How ExCEssIvELY HOT One method to
keep cool is to procure Lesiie's Family Maya
Tine, B.ackw1Od's Magazine, Godey's Lady's
BOOK, Harpsr's Magazine aud several good news
papers. ard 10 retire To soIue shady spot aud
tLrle Quietly prrnse them and Ia our readers
Nc would recommend ,Icin TO call az olcr at
ShIittn2tOn'> Bookstore, DI-oH Build iHgs, and
obtain from him all the magazines for July
which are now published IL
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-21
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE=

is it safe-to solicit, court and tauntinsly cbnl.
lenge opposition at home' To ask tho question is
to answer it.
"Tbe cotton field is the legiU nate sphere of the
African IL seems to be the place that God has
fitted him for; it has elevated him from cannibal.
ism to Christian MANHOOD, and there il is safest-
I is the part Of wisdom to let him remain for a
season.. Cceree him to usurp the position of a
competing artisan, and you place the honest, un.
sophisticated African in q false position ; while
you invite an enemy that he does not deserve by
placing him in opposition to our freeborn white
mechanics, and sinking them in their own and ia
the public estimation.
This is an evil which loudly cries for a remedy.
1t retards the development of the mechanical oe,
uius Of the native sons of the South, and prevents
the settlement among US OF many honorable and
worthy artizaDs-that class Of population yhieh
tends, more than nuy other, to the Building up Of
Il state or community. This suicidal policy de
mands the notice OF the press Of our statc-apd.
in fact, the whole Southland we hope they will
agitate the subject until it meets with the rroper
attention at the hands Of the Legislature OF Mis-.
s%issippi."
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Is IT RIGHT TO TEACH NEGROES TIE
MECHANIC AkrS2

The Edgie IF me South answers this question
en- phatically In the negative. fur the following
iensuns; IL is ~ good protection for the sake OF
protection" legie as We are ACCUSTOMED to even in
the TibHGe
That msay negroes can and do make admira.
hie mechanics, especially in wood and iron work
xe admit; aud thus We ignore, at once and forever
the time serving argument based upon the want
Of eaVAcity in the negro. And il these negro
mechanics we're confined to the plantation of their
agner alone. nO one will, we presume. deem il
rsprehensible TO employ negro mechanics. But
WGeasrer their labor is throvn into the market. in
epfosiiiun to that Of the white mechanic, an in.
jury xad a %serions one. is Indicted, rot ooiy upon
the respectable artisans &C the South, but upon
the institution Of slavery itself.
ITO ash the southern mechanics to continue
intensely pro slavery, while the 'insiitation,' 10
oae Of che phases. is literally sostehing the tread
frona his aeath, is requiring an extent of devotion
to the SOath which is not 20 be expected from poor.
weak homsn nature. And as ssstherners, de,
terniued al all and every hazard t, MAINTAIN the
Institution Of African eersiiaae. is it philosophic
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urea by the democrats to kill off the anti slaye, ,
cause out the more they tried these agencies, the
loss u'd they succeed. Profting by this want oil
Democratic success the Republican party is now
uylng another plan Of operations for the same end
They are moving heaven and eartl, to cause the
people TO believe there we're but few at the con.
'e"'o"' 80 u WAS OF no Importance. This on.
raught is sys.ematic-it reaches from the New
iork ir'ouhe down to the most insignificant sheet
OF the party. Their dailics, tri.weekli.s. semi.
weekl'es, aud weekiies have, II we may believe
what they say, been frightened at nothing or mex,
to IT, Columns of blazing characters, fully orpa.
mented with italics, capitals and exclamation noints
are to be read in their ample pages. fufionsly Firing
away Mt the Syracuse convention. A bold set of
heroes, truly, to be thus easily frightened into suc,,
extremes as to take the right hand istrument Of 10.
cofocoism, falsebood, wiki which to STAY the anti.
slavery cause
For this they, too. will have their reward. False.
hood will not succeed better than stale eggs and
kindred rotten arguments. Indeed .hey are all
OF n piece all they differ in is in degree. Truth.
murderers will realize the fate of all who unlaw.
fully take life, and eventually, il they repent not,
have inscribed upon them the name Of Cain.
th'hk this relation OF facts imperfect as it is.
goes to prove that the pro.slavery spirit till lives,
though IN less violent and Objectionable forms,
pbysically-morally, we may say, there is no diff.
erence, and that the field is yet open for all radi.
cal anti slavery men and women to labor for the
right. That right will ultimately prevail and false
hood and wrong will be overthrown, are as well es.
tablished positions as is any fact in physical or
moral science.
j. f.
MEANWHILE, N, Y. Aup & 1858.
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From the Albany Transcript.
THE UNION AGAIN IN DANGER.

"Our glorious Union" Graded amid the thuh'
ders of the Revolution, baptised in blood reared
by Washington and the mortal %signers, watched
over carefully by the Union Safety Commute" u
1850. and ved"regularly by every new Congress
tor several decades. is once more IN danger
Agitation has broken out in a new spot, and that
too where it might naturally be supposed that every
thing was sound to the core. Alas such "a the un
stable nature Of earthly hopes!
The trouble occurs this time in the New York
lCity Free Academy. AT the recent Commerce,
inento 4 that Institution, one ot the youthful orators
a Mr.. Ketchum, we believe uttered some 'lnceuda
rY" sentiments. in an orati m, with reference tC
the slave catching propensIties of our rulers, which
were heartily applaudeu. (The last clause Is ra;n,
err astonishing Tor the lpcality.) This school being
under the sulerintendance of the Board OF Eiuca
ton, at II meeting of that body, Wednesday, eve,
ming last. Mr.. Haskell. who is also Chairman OF
the Excise Commission of New York, offered the
following patriotic resolution:
"Resolved that this Board express its d~isappro,
Of the conduct Of the Pre,identand Faculty of the
Free Academy, in permitting the delivery of era
lions at the academy of Music, containing senti'
ments and language calculated to excite sectional
and political feelings, at a moment when the most
profound tranquility should be preserved-lan.
: uage calculated to shock the refined feelings of a
vast assembly, NJ IA time when political asperities
should be rebuked, and our halls of learning should
breathe nothing but the Union of our country
now and forever"
This matter principally occupied the Board dur
ing its meeting, ard finally it was referred to the
Executive Committee on the Free Academy to re-
port. Verify, verify, what a great matter a little
spark kindleth".
This Mr.. Haskell will 20 to Congress yet some
day. lie is evidently lin training" for it. The
Excise Commission and The Board of Education are
too limited fields for the exercise of such patriot
ism N = hurus in his hoson, Thara his falppts fn,
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VOLUME xIv.-The present number commences
the fourteenth volume of the Bugle.
On this thirteenth anniversary of its existence
we have nothing to say Of its character past or
future. The past air eady speaks for itself. Fox
the future it is always on trial before the uncom.
promising friends Of freedom, and is to be Judged
OF week BY week as it appears.
1t should not, however, be concealed from the
friends OF the paper that the present is a time OF
severe trial and difficulty in its support. and it is
now for them to say whether its circulation shall
be increased and payment of subscription prompt.
ly made, and thus its publication continued. II
tho radical anti.slavery people Of the West deem
this an object worth securing there is no time to
be lost. in setting about the work. TAis com.
m%encement of q new volume is the time to pay up
old scores and renew subscriptions for the com.
ing year. We assure our readers that money was
never more needed than now. Will not every
friend, therefore, if possible forward the amount
of bis subscription at once, especially if he To in
arrears.
Send the money carefully enclosed and rected
by mail at our risk.
Direct to ANN PEARSON, Publishing Agent,
Salem, Co'amJiana County Ohio.