Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-07

plants OF hard fare and mean treatment from son1'
OF tho fashionable Watering places. We vii
write to the proprietors first, and then IL the eau
ses oi these com plants are not removed. we Will
IN INJUSTICE to the rublic. come down nn them "hke
n thousand Of brick ITO charge 50 so per day toi
~leathery ham, and not enough ut that; for hazy
milk. in which, the uater can be seen; for fish,
which are all smells: and for omelets, made OF
lost years eggs. cont do.-U. S. Hotel Directory
A GREAT Wool GROWING CoUNTX-Harrison
county Ohio, some of the Greatest wool growing
counties 10 the Union. Toe Cadiz Sentinel csti'
mates the crop Of that county at four hundred
thousand pounds, which will sell for one hundred
and seventy-two thousand dollars This is pretty
extensive for q county of but four hundred square
miles.
Great rejoicing was occasioned on the Sand wich
Islands by the birth, on the Goth Of May, of q
Prince. and heir to the throne. The usual salutes
were fired, and congratulations INDUCED in. Next
day alter the birth, all the places of business in
Honolulu were closed. and the Diplomatic corps
turned out to ielicitate His Majesty, King Kan
ehau,eha Ill. on the event. The King, by procla-
nation, styles the new conner, Ellis Royal High
ness, the Prince Of Hawaii"
Tho old and erroneous idea that the whole re,
gion OF theHocky MountaiIsNorth Of the doth par.
eilel, is q sterile region. presenting an almost
un broken field, is completely refuted ny Gov.
Stevens exploration. One of the officers of his
party, Lieut.. Saxton, says in his report: II hud
that my previous IDEAS of this Rocky Mountain
range are, so far as this section is concerned, en-
tirely erroneous. Instead of a vast pile of rock,
and mountains almost impossible, ! find n fine
country. well watered by streams of clear cold wa.
ter, and inters2ersed with meadows covered with
a most luxuriant grass"
The Danbury Times says thnt a woman who had
been divorced from her husband on account Of his
drinking propensities and consequent cruelty,
married him again on his reformation during the
great revival. But the husband fell into his old
habits, and a short time ago, in a fit of intoxica.
ton, returned to the house of the woman he had
twice married, and committed to the flames every
article OF her wearing appare! opon which be
could lay his hand. For the betrayal of her trust
in this and other acts, she now positively declares
that she will necer marry him again.
The Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN ON THE STUMP
The opponents of Lecomptonism will be gratifed
to learn that the Hon. Thomas Corwin will be
heard on the stump this fall, in support of the Re
publican nominations. A mass meeting of the
Anti Lecompton voters of the Seventh Congress.
sional District will be addressed by him, at Nor.
row., on Friday August 9th, and on the fol.
lowing day he will speak at Chillicothe.
THE TIN ONO CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcT.-The
Hon. Thomas Corwin has consented to allow his
name to 60 before the Republican Congressional
Convention of the 18th District, which meets at
Morrow on tie 10th of August. His Willingness
thus expressed to return to public life. is hailed
with much qualification by his admirers. who are
~presxSedto be so numerous in the 9TH distrist, as
to nj ehis nomination and election a certainty
Gin Commercial.
Ia palles, is q name given to a narrow pas.
on. Zen columbia river, some fifty miles above the
cas-, where the stream passes between i'm.
me;e Falls of basaltic rock, only three hundred
feGs der. The name which 10 pronounced as
if dolls, means "slabs," and was given,
der by the early French ~trappers. as de.
So of the remarkable masses of basalt,
WI not dissimilar to Asgstones set upon
eli mented together.
of The Atlantic Telegraph Cable il
SIAM about $500 a mile?: at which rate the
a"as 1t in mid-ocean would be about a quarter
o,rnn1 "a of dollars.
er t
mon Eakespeare autograph is enshrined in the
Brfer useum. 1t lies on velvet, In a sloping
malr'hy'y case, with a plate.glass before it, and
cur puFof blue silk to protect it from too strong
lige peT'Wbat a change" says the illustrated
Lopu y Neps, IRON lying in q dirty chest, in q
thre2s hirback attic, Of Chancery lane"
Tf!hfebest shot ever heard of has been made 10
Gala; oAMaine, where q gentleman fired. in mid.
night darkness, ct the bark of a dog, and the next
morning, found the animal dead, the bullet hav.
ing hit him in the throat. The entire race OF
Englisbmen, from Gordon Cumming down to any
undistinguished Cockney, may be safely chal,
lenged to beat this.
ENGLISH NOMINATED AT A DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN.
TIoN.-At Paoli, Ind, for the Second Congressional
District, VIM. ii. English, the nominal author
was nominated for reelection to Congress.
CONSIDERABLE JUDGE.-Thcy hang people in
public in Virginia, and Judge Thompson, OF
Wheeling. has ordered Burns, 1.-THE murderer OF
his %mistress) to be hanged on a hill, where about
100000 people could get a good view.
PARsoN BRowNLow's CHoIcE.-Parson Brown.
low, the,fghting Christian of Tennessee, has late.
ly been at Baltimore and is charmed with the
Monumental City" lie says:
"If we were denied the privilege Of going to
Heaven after death, our next and last request is,
that we may be allowed to go to Baltimore ~
We have no objections, but the gentleman in
black" down below may have a word to say about
it.-Boston Bee.
Miss Mitchell. of Nantucket, has discovered q
new telescope comet in the constellation Leo.