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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20

Mcinr selisbte 6rau gltfe Sattprf, aeborene
8tnot{6, Bat mir Der unbarmber;ise Sob am
MipntaS, Den Is. b. @ts, e%ntri0en, mppur6 mir bic
traurise NfliAt ~aufcrlest w,irpe, lie am 16. b. 80. Der
SHUTTER Grre aurid,usebsn,. SD iase biermit alien
5reunren unp S%efannten, Welde bic D~abineeIhtepens
gum Grade 9eleiteten, mrinrn bersli6lten Danf fir Die
mir biereurh bewielenc innise Sbeilnabme. Oen @tite
9lte0rrn rcS Gurnoereins rno pee @elarapereins Gir=
8tnia fam ih niAt unterlahcn, tiermit meinen ouf.
ri6ti9ittn unS warm0sn Oanf gu lasen, bcna aud Ic
iliblten nit mir Dem tarteit, mir nnerlrblihen Serlut.
Anh Srn. Or. Splbemann bin ib unenolt6 per-
ptlt6ttt fur bic tbeilne9mcnre Beile, nit Der or ais
Nr,t feline Serufspfli&ten erfiate, tim mir bic @efdbr.
tin inellles 9ebetS unp benz arnie,t tleinen &tnoe bic
Nttltttr gu erDalten. S. q. Snttprf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
On metue Wittiiraer.

Bon Sielel Srcunben aufscTrrccrt, unb nadbem tb nit 9(nberen
paruber %9eiprrdben ne eercn 3uittnnmun9 erbaltcn, Made ids bier
NIT Die %rid9e, Dap i'd elm 9anstbat fir bic Sffte since Commit
llrncrs Of tie &cocnue fur Nfpnrpc gBarb bin, unb ,tpar an Biz
Stsle Ste Srn: buneles, Der fur bieiete nibt wtcbcr Iaufen min.
% ib oirG lebenjahrt8e DtCnlte als 9pliribeamtsr unb burt
2~Olabrt9cn gu'cntbalt bier in &idbmpn> meinsn NNtbiraern pptl.
netannt bin uno mir bs Sertrousn bcriclbsn cr,prrtcn babe, 70 bp6e
i'd aud bel Der berp:itrlenben aSaRl an, 81. @Roi Sbre llnterltisuna
81 crb0len. g. gS g. SnIrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
Sau s~SGusei9eu.
&cfamaperciu ssiroiuia.

Sls pailtrsn Nfitsliecer ptclee &ercins uur ce atti
yen Mif9ltecer pes @'fian9perejne Quartet Club i'm
frel'nolt6lt stt'9elarsn, si Dem Gang &r1n,hen DC
ee,Sen Sere'ns, pas am ndhiten MUntaa ben 221n
.. Ntts., I'M Sersinslptale, Marrbaulen IL. Gc's SPITE
l%tatifinest, rsft Satlrsi6 gu e%rIteinsn.
. rsH.rE Der Sprltanp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
Shaap s. Gus
6rendb eonfsctionarY= uno SaristGten-5t
peutlde Srithte II. 5mstaltunas-Qrtifef

S1aap u COS
6rendb eonfectionarYz uno Sarist1tensStcre
peutlfe 5ridte II. Samsbaltunas- Qrtifel.
Gde Srcebz unp 3. StraBe.
Stets an 5anb ale Irten BON Sanes-g anbics. NriAtsn G6,.
labe, SUnbons &c. ' ~" epp>
Gbenlp Elm aus9epablteS Eager BON Sran,5iil6en Norfln,s
8amnen, glriten, Spiel unb @alanteries Saben. SHreiSnrotsrinI'
Ntellerpaaren, Yortm0nnates. SuWtlieriadsn, feline S6rbe, Sol,r
Waaren u. anperss paIebaltun9e9erdthe
Grpltb cine MnSmabi Won Gisarrsn unb Sa6af isber @rt ,,uS
bon better Sualitdt. ~ WV
ano W." )" p"p'"'
Va MuiifrS s niruments. -aN
Or. 8rifen lenft Die @ufnterfiamfsit Isirer ssreunbe 1mb S.s
9elammhen publttumS auf bic ~gDibtsfett Der 8eriiferunos. GjeIel-
l6aften uno Die bamtt Serbunbenen srpBen g5crt6eiIe, fir ipe(he Der
lsbe bier IN Ntlbmpnp felt elmer 8eibe BON Sabren @oent tpor ,uS
np6 lit. One Gcmpa9aittn tnb bic Great SBcSfern Sire CIR,
lIrance epmpanD uo Gaticndl Siie 5niurance Gpmpaun Of
Pbilasclpbia, nit etnenl Capital pom mebr ais 81, 900. 600.
Sao Geben sn 9erlonen (reiBe unb ibpar;e) wirb ppn berie(>
ben lnkr ben 9%lnltt9ltcn Sebin9unSen S%ertdert, ebenIo S 6uIsr
W0bsl, Sdtffe unb beren &abungen, aufmannSoIte
9GnbWtrfSSeu9 &c. &C.
Ma Gin jeber p%erltdsrte @erluit tprb pinft(i6 ~aus6e;ob(t bisr
in &ihmpno in Scr SfFce an 9e0rt~ nabe Woinltro6e, ne6en SfrTn
GodOs Sffre. lustnnit rpcScn Ssrf6srllns wirb 'baIsl6it ScSers
mann gratis ertheilt.
Or. Sriden wrS ieoen Sta6h9eil 6~elusn, in bsm cine Ser.
itheruns pO9enpmmen werSen IpG.
6. 81. 8rifen, 50. o.
SerItdsrun9SsI gnt unb artlidcr Graminatcr.
Sffts: 9earlir. IA. StaBe) na6e Spain.
Htdtmonp, Sa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
George q. 6unbles.

Samilg GreHr, $50 SreaofraBe, nabe Der 6. Stroas.
eealt elm re'6ltbss ub %SOijlsii6rs Eager pn Groceries aPmrsr SIR,
gSetas, Ntaaprs &c. bic sr ssen baar ;u ausnabmsweis biuiasnn
grsilen ssrtauft. lm etnen Seiub finser l5rsunSs nS S y S @nSTiH
flnis blttst oeriellbs nit Der Ssmerfuns, baB es ibn ,um ssrani<
t0nnen. "'"' 'U""'" s."
g.. 81. SurSYen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
S. Qe,ncul,s Snn,fdnnle.

SD brtn9e Dem 9ubIifum bic ergebcne 9ln;eise, toe
am W%tittprd,, Den %. D.. 30, 9tcnps 8 ubr, in Srn
a. SNaos Saale Elm Gan5tran3de II atssbaI
ten miro, nUSu i'd tSilitit einlare.
&tdetS DO Cts. Onmen frct. &. 0emcml.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
IrrIGufi,a o(,,n;,,

Srrlaufise Nnsetge.
Sent 9itlttim bic NnSetse, Dap bel Dem llnterscid.
nctet am Sitermcntasc Gin GROCER 9an i%tattfinren
ptrP. e. S]tetnlcin.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20

JtltDllDnp Den 70. Wtar3 1893.
$50. 81. $. Mcabe, Srep. q. Super unp 9lnbere.
@ieine 5erren! Sn 9lntpUrt auf Sbre @luforOer=
ing, mid ais Gonptpat fir bic GlertzSfice Der Cir
cult Court Der Stapt 9~iibmpnb Su %ertl6ren, t6eile iA
Sbnen nit, pab iA idpn oft pieies su tbnn %aufsefprz
bert, iebo6 BON mir n~b9elebnt prlroe. Na6bem ib
iepr6 Sore i&nteiAelbafte slnfprperans ertarlt, mnG
i'd SDrem 9tufe 5pl9e leiiten unO ertlGre idyinidb bic
nit ais linen Ganpipaten fir Die Obtse Sffiee.
Snpcm ih Sbnen meinsn 9erSli6en Oanf fir Sire
i6nneihelbafte aufprperun9 ia9e, Serblei6e i6 SIR
er9ebsnltsr 9iensr
Sames @nett.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20

gin bic Stimnt9eter BON Senrtcu Counts.
SD bin Gin Ganbitat fur bic Sftce eines GpmniIdpners cf te
&cSrnuc fur ben pbcren SiirHt unb bite trscbenf I'm Sbre Stint
men bel Der nddffen Watl. SdmcS0 9. Souobon
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
kein lleuer gagerbier -Salon.

Neinea Srelinbea uno Dem s%elammten biertrinfenper
guOlttum Die anieise, paB i'd tiirslid cen fraber Won
9rn: Ssnlantn ~sefabrten %ea9ertier. Salpn an Waiu~
EtaBe ahterpalb Der Ia. tberncmmen babe, uno oas
tb mid freuen wcrpe, balelbt reht oft meme 6re,nbpe
ino sanpSleIlte NIT benz beten ~9aserbisr bsoienen al
'oNNen. NppeliuS.
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@anbibatem fir Sffeen.

@n meine Mittirser in Senricp County.
SD bin Gin Zanzibar fir bic g 6e riffs = 8 ffice vpn Sen.
rico Spnnip nnb bite c%raebenlt unl Die Stimmen terIclben lei Der
i'm Nfai ltattfnbenben gSabI. 9. Ni6. Sonis>
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20

5tart Nidmcnr Sa erpabfen. Die llnterai6neten
ttten Sic ais Gnnrieat fir btcle Office auf,utrcter,
NJ en- le Sapoa periiAcrt linp, pae Sic aae bic 8a6,
9teitsn nnp &cnntnile beiiBcn, wrlbe picie Sffice or
errrrt, nup "a sic ii6 ais Glerf Der Ssnricp COUNTY
Ge''rt INN ais OeputY Glert eie Nhtuns Sbrer Mitz
'iirgcr nnp ole ric &cnntniiIe Idpn crlpprbeu kokrn
relhr rbi9e Office erirrrert, ~ rap mir brfsn, Sie
'urdA bic SiirNer Hieier Gtabt erirGblt an lrhrn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
Neme Mitsei9ess.
Gin G~ienRmap6en

lam bel Gem ilntsr;sidnsten icscit cincn suttn g!ae fnGn.
Il. Sbpmas,
6ie StrGBc, maze WGibanir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
SUla! 9Ola!

HntsrSei6neter bait f%crlpdbrsnb sinen srp6sn SScrrat6 MN e;.
Ssn~ uno Stdtfnbolls. better SnaGtdt, unb fam feline SunSsn
Sen 8 a!laftern tpirb Ss @Despuden fpifenfrei beIurat. Ssisliiu uTIs
wsl4s pinkrlalsn werben bel 9abnsp II. Gpft pSer gso. j. Sn +
Sropte @Senne iptroen, prompt beiorst.
Same8 81. Mppre.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
Scfanrtmntbuna,

yaut sinsnt friiberen 9eidluf ctr @irsiria Niat, Gcmpoop;r ~,
SnSss Atenio9 .. IS. ein'n @oa III Der @arft Sou ab,ubansr
es, nv "elsntt9en 3errti sSrth,e, iHtlIs 9elprnsn iinb, Die 9at,,
%T ill., S h serlESrlt bic ;um gHrraa. Sn %. 5. SITS, '@tsnSe
oi9en. G"nnt Wrnkrnd 80 e" P"" E'tSuganf
Mcll, g 5000, GrcSccIiuS ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
@obnuna Al perrenten.

Der llEterieidntts bat in itinem an grppf @penue (Ssrond) ".
Ie9ensn 9aulc rlni9e 8immcr, Die 81 Yerrentrn itcb,n. gIuf S,SSr,
l@hssn Tam aud Siallun9 FUR 9ftrte ~abssssben msrbtn.
0crnh Wrnmtr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
SD@Gs0@rfeaa.

Sreuncen unb Setannten mic Rem, l,ub(ifrm ;;ksr.
eanpt Die ersebcne anseise, ra6 i'd mcraen, Scnntaa
Den u. Wf1r,, allies ~auftieteu pc,be, ,n bic oee6rtsipr
Selidber nit ben befen Sprilen uub @ctrGnfen oufs
freuncltd,ite 3t b~entrtbcn, unp bite baGer nm eiaen
rsht ;ablreihen geluh. s. q. Sottnrf
NS. Sst %silnitisem gSettsr mirp Mpntaa, ben %.
Mara, elm srcBes @reis-St teBen mie aud Yreis.
Se9ellhiebcn itattfnpeu, ppSu slci6faas redt ireuno-
lid cinlabet SIS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
Sueten erbaltcu
FRANKLIN THOMAS,

Attorney at Law (9lchtsanna(D.
pfertrt feline Stsnie ais @bYufat in ben GOrrtep &ihn,cuss mi
2enr,p County; Sfftte: @ihmUnO Scult, G,oucrnpriraFe. ,fpis
lhtn Grace> ub Srontlinir. T Ia
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20

eaaS unS Got an Catherine @trset gun, Gerfauf.
aim natten 5rsitas, Den 26. .. Site, Nahmittass
A ubr, fol- elm am ptiaen 9labe, Gde Catherine uno
9enr9IraBe, ~sele9enes 9aus uno Got, Der @pbuuna
peS Srr. Sas. Dawes seseniter, Dfentlih ~Derfrisert
!perben.
Das !oaus cntbdlt flint 3inrmer, 1T nod fat neu
uao beiincet lid, In better Sronuns. Die Got bat so
SUP 5ront an Catherine StraBe unO lit 100 Sus tief
no lie an cine aaep srenst.
SfSinsunsen: $500 baar, BEN Get in 6, - unb
Is @onatrn nebit SnkreTen unO @erffderuns curd
~TSsso ~ Sruf. Die Sarea fir oas Sa6r 1858 fno
pom Dem &aufr 3i tra9en.
Sac. 81. SagGur II. @pn,
10. MGra 1858. IuetipnGre.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
Sarnt an p]erfoufen

Cine III Der N1pe Ger Start leasnec Ietne Norm in uuht ,r.
bictS 9tats5. Tt u. #II Ivy" :" WI SLnee
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
0titbIreer.

SD bin etn Ganbibat fur Die Office res Gits @auaers Bel
Der na@lttn IprtI"SSebl unS bite e~r8cbcnlt- I'M Sire llntsrtisunQ.
SomEnn Gnuea .
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20

Saus unO Got an 0eisblrabe gum Sertauf.
9m 5rettaa, BEN 26. b. Mts, Naamittass Al rl6r,
iou auf Dem 0labe, Sioieite Don QetStltraBe, swilden
Srucf 2lYsnue unc Senrgtrabe selesen, elm Saus unp
got Gffentlih ~oeriteigert Derben.
0as oaus bat Uisr 3immer, brtnst $50 8ent unp
lit nom siuem 9uten 5enant bemObnt. Die Got Sat IA
SUP 6rrnt unp 1T 60 SUP tief.
Sas. %. SaDfer II. Son,
10. Mdr3 1853. @uctiOnare.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
@sorg 6reita9,
~ q u, eu=S cb 4, /, IN q q, 6 +

III CT s. cb II b M q d) or,
Np. 1913 Sroapnr., Nidmpnp, p,
smpplshI Cen pcntltcn 9anncn Gifmpnbs lrn mpbla1prtirtes 90.
ger Sn Sanlrn. Shutcn etsner Sabrietpn, urS IoSst bisfrIesn
IsGnelNTli 81 cunenl Seiihe csnclbcn ein, ba or lterrrot in. le;n,
ggeserten Aunesn nit gutter uno out serbditniemaEia SIiocrr SBnr,
peolencn 81 tpnncn. = Hcparaturcn wcrten bcifenS ol,snsfItrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20

9uf bic @uforberuns pieler @ittiirser Fin seisc ib
mid bisrmit ais elm Ganpipnt fir Die Office eites
Gpmmiiicners Of toe 9tepenue fir Monroe gDarb an,
uno wercs, wenn erpdblt, ben 9It6ten bielsr Sffee
mad bsfsn &raiten nadbfpmmen.
Soon s. Staaa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
On Die Sarser Der @tabt aidmcnt.

XII UE OHTStr DIT Stnpt Jlltbnlpn0.
'Nitblr9er! SD bin Gin Gonbibat fur Ole Glerfs- office Ser Cir
cult erl't Der 5taet &ttmonb, ipeIds Sffee id burdb SIR Ser.
raucn maprenp Der leBtcn lebe Sabre lime bate, in freltcr Belt
tb ben 9fibten berielbcn mad been 3rdftcn nd6fan, ipesbal6 i'd
aHt SRre Nnterltusiln8 bel Der beSprlfebtnotn 2BabI bofe.
GulfarC u nbininn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20

@n Die Siirser Der Stapt Gihmunp.
Der Undergraduate ersreft Otele gelesenlett, leilnen
Sreunoen anSu,ei9en, DAP CT Elm Ganbipat fur bic Of
ttee pes Superintenpent Dsr iaptilAen gaswerte bet
Der bepprliebenpen Sri9jaDrswubl lit.
Santel 5asertY.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20
OcuLlAe Sdaer. @pnpannir.

lid einlabet SIS
Deutl6e Sdecr<G ompa9ntc.
Die @itsiiebsr ,perbsn Sarauf arfmcrfIam or,soht So5 ;.h.,
Ocnitrlto9, Nbenbs s llbr, Grtrecr >%llebunoci in Der S P,
YNu S.W.gN"e lMI.NNotn. y. Pa8emtpcr. ORD. Sers.
&alte, ,parmc lino ShnuertGbcr
ltnp itbt bel benz llntsr;eidnstcn etrscrihtet, bic lid burb eIeaant,
Gtnrtbtlng ~ousictdncn unb nit orbcftn Ydbcrn Scr Stobt mSsGsn
tprnen. Sur en Seo iperbcn l6 GtS. bcrehnct tunp crbaIt man fEIr
Sl.OO adt Saecttttt. lint sablreihrn 9rGuh bittet ""' W
Is. 6olle, 266 grpabfroee
Speten crhaltcn
Strides Burning Stub, rs Cts. Der Gje(pus.
Sthnupftabat, tetner unb srptrr, rs Cts. yer 0funb.
Cine @ustpahl fctncr unb 9rcbrr Sdw6n,mc.
Steiner Sctcrtbran (GpbliUrr piU.
5rbcniafS uno SabneniirfS 9SlrrnIprup. rim Idbrrrs Npi,.r ,.,
Wirlncr bel 8inpcrn. -'"'' s'S''
flung Der Glieber.& "V '''''"'
9umnels &afts G1tnS.
Nodtlidter unb GanpenSpdte bet q 9Sooh.r qx,,;o
Gfe Der 6tru ,nS Iro, Sar,s
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-20

GUmmiiiipner fit Mtpnrue Sarb.
llnterSeihnete. 1T Elm Ganeibat fir pbise office unb
6ittet nm bic llnteritiibuns feiner @itbiirger.
80. 8. II.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27
communication
FROM ILLINOIS.
DWIGHT, Livingston Co.. ILL.,,
November 16, 1858.

November 16, 1858.
DEAR FRIEND ROBINSON in something NOR,
than half a century's experience of weather,
am quite sure | have never known four weeks o
as sour, disagreeabls weather, as the last four. -
1t has rained as if the promise TO drown the earth
no more. was forgotten. And then the mud
the rich, adhesive, Illinois mud !! In all my ex
perience of soft, adhesive matter. | have seen no
thing that will bear a moments comparison witt
this. A soft clay road in New England, compared
with one of these prairie highways, hardcns int
Macademized comfort. In dry weather, Loweyer
70 finer roads can be found on earth.
In consequence of the inclemency of the wealth
er and the way. | have been able to do but little il
the lecture room. ! have however, done whaI
| could in my intercourse with the people &c
make known our peculiar views upon this all a5
sorbing question of human rights and many fee
somewhat surprised to learn, that the sentiment,
which we hold, and which they have heard SO long
denounced by priest aud politi, ian as heresy
and treason, are none other than those of the Ser
mon on the Mount, and Ct the Declaration of In.
dependence.
The weather is. this morning very beautiful. II
it shall hold on n lew days, the travelling will be
fine, and / hope 20 see again crowded houses
Those prairies are very beautiful in fine weather.
During one or two fine days of the last four weeks,
the prairies were on fire. The sight was grand be-
yond description. In a few days more if the
weather remains dry. and a high wind should pre
vail. the whole heavens will be aglow with these
sweeping sheets OF flame.
Well, Stephen Arnold Douglass has been trium.
plant in the recent election in this state. Manv
of the better sort of Republicans believe tbat he
owes his triumph mainly tu the hesitating anpolo.
getic manner in which the canvass was condncted
by Mr.. Lincoln and bis Republican friends. Thew
made no real issue with Douglas on the slavery
question. 10 hatred and prescription Of the col
ored man Lincoln and Douglas stood side by side.
Thousands of the Republicans did not. and
would not vote for Lincoln.
If Lincoln had conducted the canvass with the
bold anti-slavery front of Owen Lovejoy, then. like
him, he might have triumphed. No sensible man
doubts that if Lovejoy had hesitated and wavered
like Lincoln, like him he would have been
defeated. Everybody loves courage ; audaeity
commands respect even in a bad cause. Do,,,os
was bold, defiant, and audaucious ia his announos.
ments OF as black diabolisms, as were ever ,.on.
ceiVed in the heart of a fend. and uttered nv the
mouth OF man. lie has ~triumphcd but libertv
looses nothing in the defeat of Abraham Lincoln
believe, as | have done ever since | cana into
Illinois, that no better field for the dissemio. alton NJ
anti'slavery truth than this, is now open In onr Of
'orts' fours' truly A. T. FoSs.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27

e'ght miles south Of this. The school house being
pretty well filled and part Of those present being
quite intelligent Republicans, we endangered to
show wherein the North, through tho government
ana the Union, were the real supporters Of slave,
fy' ano the Republican party was powerlcss as res
CARDS slavery in the states, and could not, or did
not prohibit it 10 the Territories.
a Mr.. Morford 6Eally came in defence of that
party saying they had done the best they could
nhder the circumstances, as did our fulelnlhers at
the timc Of the adoption Of the Constitu.
ton adding also that all the power in
the General Government was delegated to i, by the
several States of the Union. We admitted it, Of
course, and showed briefly that PENNSYLVANIA
agreed to capture and return fugitive slaves ;
agreed with the Union and the South to call out
the army and navy to protect slavery in all the
Slave States; agreed that any person within our
borders who should be found practicing the first
principles of Christianity, should be imprisoned
and lined for so doing and his own assumptions
confirmed this. We also showed that the Repub.
hcah party,wasretrograding instead Of advancing,
continuing to compromise with slavery. That in
western Pennsylvania where there has been Blu,
little anti-slavery agitation, n portion Of both par,
ties join the rabble to Suppress inquiry upon the
subsection the other hand strange as it may appear
to some, it is q fact that wherever the subject has
been thoroughly brought before the people, border
ruihanism, low, groveling meanness is nbated, and
an animated feeling of humanity end intelligence
takes its place. How important then, that the
State of Ohio should improve and continue to
advance. that her example may induce others to
adopt, practically the principles Of liberty, justice
and humanity.
One week ago, / attended a meeting in Lines,
vile, the attendance icing good, and good order
and feeling characterizing the meeting. Isaac
Brooks, Moses Bishop, a Mr.. Brown and myself, in
turns addressed the meeting. A more devoted and
sincere Group Of anti'slavery men and women can
scarce be found in any other place than live in and
around Linesvilie. A vast amount Of good can
originate from meetings of this kind. And let
each subscriber to the Bugle and all other liberty
loving persons take hold of the matter in a similar
way and we can soon double the subscription list
Of the Bugle and materially benefit the c}mmuni
ty. We are getting up a few subscribers and
hope to be able to send the list and money in a
few days,
Yours, for agitation and the cause Of Humanity
JOSEPH BROCKWAY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27
Total 1874 l5,026
Democratic majority 1862

We are indebted to the Cincinnati Times for this
most instructive table. The inhabitants of Egypt
are in nc considerable proportion of foreign birth,
like the adults who cannot read in Republican
districts they are "Poor Whites" from the Slave
States with their descendants-such as would own
negroes if they could, but, being unable, choose
to live where Productive Industry is not mainly
the work Of slaves. The returns of adults unable
to read and and write are copied from the United
States Census of 1850. 1t is instructive and cheer
ing to note that, Wherever those who cannot read
aud write are very few. there the Republican vote
lie almost uniformly large. Railroads. telegrapbs.
schools and newspapers will quietly but surely
transform and renovate Egypt" in the course of a
few years.-M. T. Tribune.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27

The Macbias Me- Republican, reviewing the
political state of Massachusetts,, thus alludes to
three stranded representatives of cotton Whiggery
Literature has ever been the hospital for de.
cayed politicians to retire to and nurse their reou.
tations. These men are already conspicuous in
that uninvidious field. Mr.. Everett has a gift at
neurology. delights to forget the present in the
memory of the moro glorious past. He stands on
the top of the morning, shaking his eloquent finger
at the antecedcnt midnight, and e~xclaiming, Those
pere the t,mesP He can write the eulogy Of the
Democratic party.
"Choats passions for it must be purely profess.
ional one. He sees in it q detected culprit-blooo
IN his boots. but plenty Of money. He warns to-
wards its intense and palpable r~ascali,y as q phy.
siologist gloats over a new subject, or a naturalis,
over a new bug. The people demand its arrest, it's
SPEEDY arraignment and condign execution. Mr..
Choate ~in,erpose to defend it, and from now sill
1860 let him be closeted with his client, listening
to the confession, and preparing his plea.
A for Winthrop. he must lay himself out on
epic poem nothing short OF this can ftly express
his sublime sorrow. The frivolous age waits for n
new Divine Comedy to tone it to seriousness and
devotion. When Homer was old, and, they saw.
blind. he wrote the Had. Let Mr.. Winthrop, who,
in his political blindness, has wandered away
among the Democrats and got lost, write his 'Menin
eide upon the terrible rage of Gen. Wilson. to
the Wing party the direful spring of woes unnum,
bered. Happily Mr.. Longfellow has revived the
epic hexamster for his use. 1t seems like poor
singing. but very easy writing. Thus:
1.-THE wrath of Wilson I sing, Wilson the cobbler
of Natick.'"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27

Edward Everett has enrolled his name with
that of the great Sylvanus Cobb, Dr., and the
world'renowned Emerson Bennett, as a writer for
that vehicle of yellow covered literature" The
New York Ledger. The inducemen: was, tie pay.
ment of $4,000 by the proprietor of that delectn
BILE sheet TO the fund for the purchase o! the
Mount Vernon estate. Mr.. Everett has agreed to
contribute an original article once q week for q
year, to be published under the title Of 1.-The
Mount Vernon Papers" The Tribune say 6:
"The Mount Vernon tomb is very much like
poverty-it makes strange bed fellows. Bonnie,
and Everett, for instance, under the same coun
terpain A sort Of thing which we should moi
have looked for, but upon which we NAV look
with reverence, now that it has come. To save
Mount Vernon is worth wtile-to rescue those i'm
mortal bones from the very mortal man who ha.
them in keeping is worth while but have we a
right to demand such sacrifices of the ancient edi
tor of The Greek Reader What will Mr. Everett
write about? And, before he begins to write, may
we caution him? lie will be els a.ris with 'The
Parson Turned Pirate lie will be check by.iowl
with The Bloody Cart-Wheel.' lie will encoun
ter The Fatal Poignard.' He will be smooched
by The Drop of Blood He will have to bear
the ringing articulations of The Maiden's Curse.
IL Mr.. Everett ready for oil this If SO, let him
go ahead 1t is something of a slide from The
North american Reriew to the other publication
But the spirit of Washington will undoubtedly
gaze upon it with rapture.