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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28
IRA CTS.

The Executive Committee Of the American Anti.
Slavery Society have issued the following Tracts
for gratuitous distributions,
No. L. The United States Constitution, Examined.
No. 2. White Slavery in the United States.
No. 3. Colonization. BY Rev. o. b. rockingham.
No, 4. Does Slavery Christianize the NegroY BY
Rev. L. w. Higginson.
No. 5. The Interstate Slave Trade. By John G.
No. 9. The 'Ruind' Of Jamaica. By Richard
Uildreth.
No. 7. Revolution tho only Remedy for Slavery.
No. 8. To Mothers in the Free States, BY Mrs. E.
L.. Follen.
No. 0. Influence of Slavery upon the White Pop
ulation. BY a Lady.
No. TO- Slavery and the North. By G. c. bur
leigh.
No. III. Disunion our Wisdom and our Duty. By
Rev. Charles E. hodges.
No. IL. Anti-Slavery Hymns and Songs. By
Mrs. E.. L. Eollen.
No. ID. The Two Affairs or, Two Pictures in
One. By Mrs. Harriet B. Stowe.
No. IA. slow can | Help to Abolish Slavery 2' or,
Counsels to the Newly Converted.
-. By Maria W. Chapman.
No. l5. What have we, as individuals, to do with
SlaveryY By. Susan @. Cabot.
No. IL. Tho American Tract Society and its
Policy of Suppression and Silence.
Being the Unanimous Remonstrance of the
Fourth Congregational Society, Hartford, CT.
No. IL. 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 be sent to Francis Jackson, Treasurer
of the American Antislavery Society, 81 Corn.
hill, Boston.
Fifty Dollars will stereotype an oight-page tract
and print fUe thousand copies of it.
Application for the above Tracts, for gratuitou,
distribution, should be made to SAMUEL MAY, Jr.
Il Cornhill, Boston to the Anti-Slavery, Offices
l38 Nassau street New York, and 81 North street
Phil adelphia; to JOEL MCMILLAN, Salem. Columbi
ana Co., Ohio or to JACOB WALToN, Jr., Adrian
Michigan.
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bAR1GTD 9TORG.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
N EW GOODS AND BARGAINS

~ u W VI " y h1ND ID II " u nj IN . 4,
White and Colored Swiss spots, Gents Silk Lin
men and Fancy Handkerchiefs, Shirt Bosoms and
Collars,
CORDED Dc SKELETON SKIRTS. RATTAN
AND WRAPPED HOOPS,
Edging and Inserting, Ladies and Children's
Haudkcrchiefs. Dress Collars, Combs of all varie'
ties, Worsted and Stay binding, Shetland Wool,
Moravian Working Cotton, Elastic Ribbon, Fancy
Dress Buttons, White Brilliant, Childs Fancy
Hose,
MOHAIR MITS, KID GLOVES,
Lace Wells, at a bargain, Elastic and Leather
Belts, Mantua Ribbon, Galoon, Tidy Cotton,
White and ColOred Wedding, Beads of all Sizes,
Fish Hooks and Lines. Cologne. Comedian Sleeve
Links, Pearl Slides, Shirt Studs, Breast Pins.
Finger Rings, Ear Drops, Watch Hooks, Bask
Buttons,
French Points and Forms.
Persons wishing to purchase things in our line
will do we'll to give us a call, as our goods are
offered at the lowest cash prices.
Il. E. BARR. G.. S. EVANS.
nHA.Four do rs west of Chessman & Wrights
Hardware Store, Main Street, Salem, Ohio.
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The United States Constitution and Its
PROSLAVERP COMPR OM1SES.

The Constitution a Pro-Slavery compact ;
or. Extracts from the Madison Papers etc. Select
ed by Wendell Phillips. Third Edition, enlarg.
ed, limo. 20S pages. just published BY
the American Anti Slavery Society, and for
sale at q Cornhill, Boston. Also, at the Anti,
Slavery Offices in New York and Philadel.
phia: Price. in cloth. 40c.s.; in thick paper GOV.
ers, 80 cts.
July 18th, 1858.
Copies of this work will be sent by mail on the
receipt of its price and the amount of postage
W., thirty seven cents for those in paper covers,
City cents for those in cloth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-28

The Methodist Episcopal Church, South, the
past year expend seventy five thousand dollars on
missions to slaves.
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PITTSBURGH WATER CURE.

PITTSBURGH WATER CURE.
This institution for the Cure of the sick, is stu.
ated on the Ohio River and Ohio and Pa. II. r., IO
miles West of the City at
HAYSVILLE STATION.
All kinds of disease successfully treated. Fol
particulars Address either OF the physicians, Boz
1904 Pittsburgh, Pa.
S. FREASE, M D..
III. FREASE, M. ID.
MRS. @. p. FREASE, M. D.
April 18th 1856.
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listen to what says and he rcpeatedsipFIyald
>olemnly. the oath usually administered 10 -wi;-
neSSeS, Now, said the judge. You have sworn
As Witness, will yOu irii me what will hefal
yoil If yot do not ,tli the truths
4 shall Be shut up in the State Prison, an
! sveFcSlihe child
Anything else 2 asked the judge,
y shall not go in heaven. She replied.
How do yOu know this : asked the Judge
again. 1isa
The child took the Bible, and turning rapidly
to the chapter containing Tie Commandments,
lp0imted to the Injunction. FiIou shalt rot be:r
;ilSe witness ngainSt thy nuigi,hor' ] learned
that she said 'byiere l,cOuld Ttad'
Has any one talked t1 yoU about beiaE Wit
ness IN Goa heie against this mani! Inquired The
Judge.
Yes sir. she rcrlied. 'Niy Irotiicr heard they
wanted me to be a Witness, aId last tight she
railed me to her nOm and asked n,e u tell ! or
nc tcn commandments, and Ilen we kIec!cd
lown together, AMI she I. Hyyd that I might ur-
lerStnud how wicked 1t WAS To lear false it.
icss against my uc;,iibor, and that God wn.,Id
elp me. little child 10 'eii the ruth ~ it WAS
before Him. Aid when caiRe mp heIc with
ather, she kissed me, mud told Ine To remember
tie nnili commandments, aud that God would
Lear every word that sai.I.'
'Do yOU beiir.r thiS: s~ked the Judge while
tear siiStened in his eye and his lips quiverei
with emotion.
\ - sir. SStu the ciliiG Win . voice anu irn-
ner that showed her conviction of the truth VAS
perfect. D
God bless you. my child said the Judge 'you
'iave good mother This witness is ruEpe-
tent, lac continued. Were / on tiial for my
ilc, and inn"cent "f the charge against me, [
vond pray tu Guti t'r Snch Witness As this--3
Lei her be examined
She told her story with the simplicity or a
rhild as she was, but there was a dirrctnysS
rhnut it which carried conviction Of ins truth to
very heart. She was rightly cross-cxaniiued.
The Counsel lied her with infinite aud ingeI.i-
nus qucSIiOnings. but she varied from her fist
statement To nothing. The truth aS spoken ty
that little child was Sihiimc. FaiSehuad and
perjury had precesled her testimony The pris-
,ucr had entrcnrled himself 81 lies until 10
lermed himself i.nrrrgi.ab'c. Witnesses had
alsilied facts in his EIyor and viliany had
IlacuTed for him = sham defence But before
1er testimony tai>ehood was scattered like calF
The little child FOR whom mother had prayed
for strength To bc given Ia speak the truth it
is before God, BROKE ,iawu the GINNING device Of
lnatured yilluny to pieres like patter's vessel.
Thc strength that her mother prayed for was
given her. and the Sabine ard terrible SiDpi l.
ty (teriiLIc mean To the prisoner aud his per-
jurea asSoriute>l with which she sl,,,ke, vas like
revelation from tio'l himself
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a nnAuTIFCn NARRATIvH.

We think we have nO where seen more sim
pie, touching and beautiful narrative, showing
,orth the power of truth, than this which follows.
1t is from the pen of 5 H.Hammond, tle author
OF Country Margins most pleasant and ge-
i,ial writer:
Il witnessed short time aso in one Of our
higher courts, beautiful illustration Of the Sini-
plicity and power of truth. a little girl nine
years of age was offered wiineSS HgninSta
prisoner who WAS trial for felony committed
at her fathers house. Now Emily ;aid the
counsel for the prisoner, upon her heins offered
as a WitnesS,!'l dersire To- know if you under
stand tie nature OF an OlthI'
4 do not know what you mean, was the sim
plennSwer.
There, your honor, said the counsel, address
ing the court, is anything further necessary
to demonstrate the validity of my oijection1--
1tiS witness should he rejected. She does not
comprehend the nature Of an oath
Let uS see,' said the Judge. 'COme here my
daughter Assured by the kind tone aud mani
ner Of the Judge, the child stepped Toward him,
and looked confidently up in his face. With
calm, clear eve, aud IN manner 81 artl-Ss atid
frank thai il went strait to the heart. did you
ever take an oaih!' inquired the jnge. The lit
lie girl stcrped hack with look Of hOror and The
tich blood inantled IN a blush 8il over her face
and iierk she answered.
M, SIR, She Thought he intended to inquire
| fshe bad ever blasphemed.
I do nut mean that said the Judge, who saw
her mistake, / mean were you witness
before"
No. sir. never was in court before was the
answer.
He handed her the Bible open, DO you know
that bnuk, my daughteT:'
she locked at it and answered. Yes Air. it is
the Bible
DO yon ever read II, he asked.
Yes sir, every evening"
TztGan You tell me vgha. the Bible is,' inquired
tht i4ge.
. IL IS the word u he great God, she answer
J well, place jour hand upon the BfbiG, and
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tCHOIC ~; IND SELL CTI

CHOICE; IND sell CTI
Tie Htlriy recefTsd NfoeI prfpg nsd SaHHsF Goc8
at ne fire nr TLoa- HsgL.s 10. a. VOHIOS
-i1Sd W'f ar Sfs UE6eI Hg IG.
kFSPEOrPCLtl -! lrirnds eurtpErrr- ealt
.nsl xsm4r my atit, 81 CLOTES dSSEJfP RE.S,
PES9INGS. nARSEILLES@ ours, HOs>KEEsI .sssd
%OI4lSS 3a-t received from th- ka-tSrI s1lFs issiLE
paid 4TcuAr atIrtiu TO good,
hient bsng able Erst!iy tie f.-rId
tnh2u THOs. HUGHES.
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WIbDH Z, hRO

y ESPE0TRULLY Iform lhr public that tey have
ceiyed ~ rEst AID uo-t fhrhiobie inNoI-
Of " III PApsr Id Hiafog shades br0i-i TO the
ity Of Wheeling, e1nprisins RreIieh. Elstis
Papers aud bur.rs IN ai nO-i sn4i.ss vRFeiy Thy
purchased bsipw me aLcF.
i b. sol beautiful ii ie II tla-rfr
Paper at Is cents per tIi the asi f-~zl-re at
Iss5 II jog l-i irsaas caii, deter
aimed 10 s=ii IN tfy upetits.n. Tie
attention Of WHOLESALE DEALERS is iu1 tied.
Job goods at bic Our ~
rIRELY SEW free from cid and d, PryCittsd si KS
etrrhd over iroal lat ysJr.- apT
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Trust Sale.

IlY virtue Of dcti from Isaa FarqGhar.
II dated te 81 Jay 81 Srits sfnrr, A. u 49, and re-
eorl ia the Cie'k' sce ~ ~ o ceRsfy s"Tt Ia Did
Book M 81 folio sSS, VII sell 1hiic aretpn
iay 81 NIy, u. l5S At tile Tit uo of q fouT; l-us-
~ Ohio county, The of NhreiiHg. FrFihia. s
zeal granted conveyed in said decd Of
trust as describes ral drs tlate u certain haH
lot bet ihs North bs l. 80 81 ti-ty Eot's
addit:vu tn the ~ oIIl-
corner 81 CbSPinr stzH
properly cunyrytd by o- p sifHves d a'fh hd
lie by deed hstfilz date Strtriuhcr-2ss =. fss1.
Terms Of - mH,le knoEf. oL Ile dat q SET.
selling Ttu-t-e. ~ convey only srci5 tils g
M 8f-'r' GiR-ov T. Ora ASSfrRT suA.e
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
r * LINES OF SONPAREIL, OR LESS, CONSTITUTING
> A SOIARE r.
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Il yOIth hESPONDENTS.

LET1E FRS concerning subscriptions advertising other
aineaihusness of the ntegencer should be addressed
he lroprietors.
etsfs concerning department of tile paper,
hOui be addressed to the Editors, jointly, to either
{ them,
writing for publication, will please write
only side of the paper
Observance OF the above rules will greatly oblige
nd prompt atentOn to correspondents than
lsI nlielIt OtllrTWisG recelve.
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y. HAYES Il 20.

r. = a rs q o.
MANUFACTURERS of .verF description Of ca-rizrrs
VI Gusfiss. llarne-A ami lsht fancl work OF an
s's, pr-fsFt Wifi fuI stock, Tor tn Srring
trsr- Parties wishing to purchase its.i csil-
Ware Room Corner OF Markvt John stF.sts. Rhsi
iTlg, Va. IN
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

vIr:iaias S.odEe No :s.-Mee,s every rhursda,
evening the Quincy streets
!tAEs VI. HAIL, n. e.; B. ". Carr, Secretary.
franklin E.odSc No. t3.-Meets ahovrevery
Monday evening. DAVID BAYHA, N. c.; WIHia,a r.
Nc 1.iesy, secretary.
r. Wednesday evening wIIuAA HrLEtR, n. G.; %o'H
S''a's, Secretary.
s,w.gss",iug lodge No. 50 Meets as above every
W D. Porrs, N G.; john Tsoourn, Secretary.
."aUoI1 lodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
Frl,y evening JOS uAsElr, N. G.; Join H. Nt-0eli,
Searetary
wm EeIT EaeamPment No. 3J.-Mects As
shove the second and ferrth Tuesday evenings eaci
Month JoqS pAngR.O. p; CaGs. LiRck, Scribe
S6rRsh'u EncRmpmenJ no. G.-Meets as
aa'v='he Rr~sad strd Tuesday evenings of each month
W. TAYLOR, c. P; GeoBaird, Jr., Scribe. March IS
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oHULcAEs or wEEELINt4.

For the information orangers visiting the city,ws pub
following list of the different Churches, anu their
me and place of meeting. II :here any mistakes
Enlmak, tile necessary correction with pleasure:
81 dfHttt'S, Episcop0ifi0n, Corner Monroe and Byron
tErrts Rev. pgREIss RECTOR morning services 1O1e
clock, evening, Z.
81 ohns Episcopaftan, Main street between First and
second, Wheeling, Rev. IL. sN1n a. M Rector
stryces-SIorninr IOI<; afternoon AZ night ~.
First fre>bytertom Rpv r. H. " ktD Pastor, Fourtst,
ctNeen Monroe and quincy afternoon
Second }esb teiU, Webster street, between Main and
Market, Centre Wheeni services morning and evening
Third Presbyterian, Filth street, bcWe Chestnut and
TaLert sts South Wheeling, ey 4. GODS, Pastor serv
morning evening.
Fom iresEgteTlda, Rev. A. Pull Pastor, Marsreet,
Washington and Adams ss., services uorning and
evening -
FoutL street letsodist Eptscolql Rev. J. l.. WILSON,
Pastor Fourth street. between Sooe ana Quincy services
morning and evening.
Xecih street Aethoisr iseoal Rev IEotRPastor
lnrktt North sts., Aol Wheelingi services
morniu; and evening.
thtpt, street Atthcdist EliseopnI. Rev. 7. II. Mos
Pastor, Gspline street, between Frs and Second
Centre MLee'pl services morning ard - -nirg.
Soah ,FHeei.ng N. e CAurtt, Eey. A. srkyESs,
nstor; services norIinr aid evening.
nhtclfnp h'0nd cAGI.ei Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
WU&ON, Pastor.
Ge,un Methodist Eitvcorat, REV. c. IIrtee, Pastor,
carc between Webster Nud Third, Centre Wheel
Hs.
81 Jtnes Catlcei.U3, Roman Catholic, Rt. BISHOP
4. Y. WnELAN, fut street. oi HpdCn; services
morning and afternoon.
s.ceiate &e,yesd Rev j. T. MCCLURE, Pastor,
J.ersons;s., servieesmorre andafternOol
"i.elies, Market street, between Webster rira.
Centre Wheeling; services 1018 hS morning. and TX
evening.
Eruageical Proteataat, Rev. WV. HELFEh, Pastor ca,
rect, above sixth East Wheeling.
Zion ErGHgelicdf LHt6eriGn Rev. F, Z.MHiMERNAN,
PASTOR, street. ctween Webster and Third Centre
wheelnr; services mor1,np and evening.
Js,e> Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
trSnaa ProtsA0nt, Union Eal. Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; Services log morning.
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Assi0nee3s Notfoe

LII Persot.s ng feJy. W yua-
~ tlease e- n"on The und, EirTs.'l nd sttI,
Office y. rdson, E-q cor Monroe
reefs (u stairs.l ;. ANN CEAT, -
mhgS II Assignee Gf IS. y Jiners1
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NIAsoNIo pIREoToRY.

ohio hodge No toi.-Meets Nasonle Han,
eorner Market and Monroe Streets the m Id i,i Mon
Sag eveningsof each month. G. W. srTTs, W. NJ Als-
a1'tor L'i2Alia, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 13S Meets as above on
Tie Sect and tiirJ Thursday evening MONTH E a
ssESsLisork, W. NJ; S. ". Pedrs0n. Secretary.
WheelIRx Union t'hnpter No. k9.2Nests as
above ON rise ~ees'u't Aonsy OF ronth " q
Si'sr, p; s ". P.styson. Secretary.
Whcciin@ Eacamplncni No. 1-Meets 2
'o'yseR siis toesth Monday evening Of each month. W
i GsetH0, Recorder
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~ Fresh ArElVaI.
- PEIsG AND EJsfliElf (iF Obs received cur
y stock Spring EtSds e5FsItint uts
fr=atsst saiIsty - tor~ st ID. iis Ei -
sois loz l'IiJ -sgD, lfAki EE ( = -,
tle season, Ing fer5 Iisht, dLd sin tFlsH tEnis
apo SI1-B AkREi 4 s'J6s-
EsSTt EaiR1i's FRENCH HATs-et8 suitable for EsFa
~ lsati.srAa ulr LesioEu, aiit a. fiurni;-t5
(1EN3s' HCNti4HIAa, WAsHfNG1OH. KOssCT4, ana
~ BusintEs u-t- VsFisus coolss III i.t s-lii
aP5 ------s..s.-.S-- s y. HARrER snSs-
NHEES r. H-7 Isaf 1T
l1 BOXES Prime Cheuse received and By
~ a51 SMITH - -GORREIL-
{, TEEF PT AT0Es-0i Superior qualify lor safe -
. sesd DEPOT of I-P7J sIIIH G0RKElL-a
r AXE sUPEHIOH RaEPBEKfsT - - Iisffs fsylEsIs
II chap. ---t-PzJ -.z---.-S SMITH EGOREElL- :.
q. HAkes- y b76ls y ~ G-SslssT.
BAKER g. WRIGHT,
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS,
.aLa s.ESs IS. aesrIful .AlEaGaI1s sc l..rsd 4
aU7-Iy WHEELING, VA
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;.. INSURANCE.
GREAT WESTERN

GREAT WESTERN e7
Insurance and Trust Company.
ONCE in @ mpanys Building,
So. 403 Walnut st PHERGsA ~ RI.PBHEA.
Charter PerretQ"L: Il AutAorjsed CapifGi s5b0HG0
1ii aHtr c. Q. NTIBOP, Pres't
wM DAZZLING, Vice PrssrltLtt.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent the above wen known
Company for Wheeling and vicinity, pr-paTd TO take
ppruved Fire and Marine Risks the most favorable
terms. -fl o. lr.tls r. q. r0NlIAM,
Office for the present az Doane Adams warehouse,
febl6-1y No. 81 Main 81.
CHOICE FIRST GLASS INSURANCE
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UtU2<<~NN


the words saviour and pAsns Ahrm upon blank
leaves prepared for the purpose.
In a letter old friend Mr.. jefferson Described this
book (which he called ssThe FSSlosophy Of Jesus and
said "a more beautfal prelssS sesssi ~ ethics
have II ID document la proof that ana
real Gaa thai is to say, disciple Of the doctrines OF
Jesus very different from the ratonsts, Who cAIlSd
nfidc snd Ases Christians aud preachers sfe the Gos-
pei while they draw all their characteristic dogpsS oin
what IL author said saw. 10 later years he
placed texts in coiuMns id- by side, Ia English
t.roek Latin aaJ French, aud thus ths bouk which he
commonly read for hour halt an horr Ird6e hc
tired TO he'd whereupon runnste In the int@svA "a
sleep' grew be the mut valuan nnd t~plinr he
posszssed as he himself declared h us 70 dsnounoe
man WHOSE daily life exhibited this Interesting prsc
tice and who tns eskamasest tAs selunn ~ Jesus
inidol, boaase he did p0t trpHlly aft.ch himself TO
sect profess, ~ thoufAnk do 81 whom hetaer
things are said what he neither t<-vc6 uDv nrstood
HE subject OF relgioa sar .G his mns haatsal and
serious kleculatioDs aud his private wrEiA how how
fs his private sennets exceed in frvcg - dskh hk
pab2c professions We sead " AAsgsathsr tAai
he ssnsx1bed 10 Yvae1ow Ga3scAA - anSs snsy fo<
the erection Of Christian churches and the suppert OF the
clergy. lie regularly attended the RpmurAa Church
baptized into 1t ia his infancy married by
of is ciergyncn wife who lived aud died " IT, His
children also baptized and married acSading TO its
rites and it's burial service read those OF his
children who preceded him TO the grave. oysg his wife,
and finally over himself He never WAS heard to utter
word of profany to breathe soff xt religion,
Ii maybe added that coaclnde these hxsty oh~er
vations which put forth simply matter OF jus
tice to one who has often been condemned without
hearing, with the following expression By Mr.. jefferson
OF his opinion in regard to the rgAt. assMned by
many, of judging other mems relgious faith by their
own
must believe that reiigion substantially good
which produces honest e and have been author
ized by one whom YOU and equally respect u Judge f
the tree by its fruit Our particular pxru1faes Of
ligon subject Of accountability t. God alone
inquire after mans and trouble with mine
nor is it given to in this life know whether yours
raY1cp iukt
Nay have heard it said that there Is not Quaker
baptist, Presbyte EiiscopaSAn, Catholic
Protestant In Heaven !: that eatering that gate
leave these badges OF sAaisan behind, and find
selves united those principles only in which God has
united Us all.
Who art thou said the Apostle :. tha4 judsoss
another 10 his own master he standeth os fallett "
Lat not forget that the greatest OF Christian affections
is charity. + ~
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

L,E0M WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
lEE AND OHIO EAHR1AD Ne
ssnsn.er ayras7es va svsay s~.rreo~d sA~dsss
Three ,arooh connecting daily (rxeeps sanday
from Washington ser tbs West nIowss
lst The CINCINNATI kArfss Mail. Starts "A sl5 a.
owny tne buakiHr Relay House, Washington
Junction before pocsedn9 This Grsifop 7Ao
BrBwod ote al ~. with
ntrssediAle
reaching tlnc.pnsI al III 80, Dext dsy-
"a GREAT CINCINNATI and ST LOUIS kxPKExE coanoxton
Washington {ncludng Sunday 20, reaching cn
g. cesnecung decky whh Express
for the
Tine on Washington 0nnnau only Is hours, And 10
Louis only A Eoars.
SoRIHW k5rEN EXPRESS (sxcrt Saturday
dxy) 10 ccaneeihg Washngton Junction BAL
leaving Baltimore vt 10, On sunday night
With ths train IL Isde BY the 3 - from washington
8. Ia. S.sc, p "a, rasa from Washington Z
For Fsrksrburg AL the Northwestern Virginia road
take tho cSo For all points The xaricttA R@road tAks
tne
trains, oinss~, dirs<s,
vsk8ag yNblic
thai tbr baltimore
to kard could suggest have been sscnrcd
quarters every other possible cy viii be und this
way passengers
VIII Washington foo~ For all between Wash
5.l2, all
Wheeling cs0 p To
Frederick take the 30 p
Fur uokcss o all kinds baggage checks aud further uomaton
Appis ~ THIS II iaRslss Agent,
W r. SMITH,
E
s tf Afsf l. n COLE,
General Ticket Agent
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-08
steam Machinery fer screw Propeller Sloops-
Uf- War IT the u. q N&vy ards Of Ports
mouth, N. H., E0st0o, New York, PhiiadeL-
phia, GUspOrt, and Pensacola. eu
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cEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed :. Proposals. fsr
urai O'Clock, m. o gia
ass,esaaxes shd fas board
scss buians the Z. rortslnels,
y A. fns-aeplia, caspoa aooordA.ce
ms oaas. is .ssas for putting tle whole
VA require frsaa ihe a pened
arrangements used ia aboa she machinery and
BY IRE asasi eusraasps r~sused ~ Ew.
mus, design arrangement ol tho
snsr, *' " s M ~sa =. parry .sss sa s.s BE- As tiasa
simplicity u sction rssAin~ss d
art.i NJ n.einry
a ON ass s.. pc.s sAss M rsasa = ., :. @ 10 ,s lure Isn Ign
@ abb 10 ps~i sss sssAsi speed ~ah
faei that hong be perforncd with one supply
Nh ~. vie~ assars,aea. exp.a
s,ecisy THOSE rcsna- under EsoSine heads
the o. horse which the saenes and boilers VII
develop cccu,ises whn driven their
highest capacity bnd the vessel by the indicator
80 fied v minute and ~ be
NOT power per
o horse hoar mus BE- STATED
work the engines 4 The aIoys velocity being
witss ad the limo OF shnag must
exceed ~ pounds per square lh q piston by indicator d.srA
I'd Tbs quantity q coal ~hch can be slowed ~ te snp without
boier. and water IA ths buuers e square pieces aud cs
be kind with brass tubes aud with lei
riie neaded ~ fresh in the
boilers approved Kind win be
quircd
property revolutions
thp immersed amiship section Of the vessel
pumps, a}psratuS vcutan md aPurtcrance- Of all
se perfect wsrkng the Whole 10 p Of the most
hs GOA Ssnk,r. sh. passage two athwarsp iron bulk heals
dis,ng for fresh from which can be mae not
, sn1n md a. r s ~ aha ssn ~ns s
be ncadsd ,ne proposition and hsl o. them must be ar-
nahed. 6u., !. y.
carpenter the boring cni the deadwooi
sr the shaft 20 s. the vessel f ss rsssi' M q .s
@ aha Ispnr.men and VIII permit lhe use q such i''r