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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

SUGAR CANE MoLAssEs.-Israe Shreeve exhibit
ed at our Office the finest specimen of syrup from
the Sugar Cane We have ever seen. 1t was near.
ly as clear as h%oney-and quite free from the Pc
culiar and unpleasant taste we have noticed in all
previous specimens of the article. Our friend
Shreeyo's molasseS is like bis anti slavery-a gsnu.
inc article, r
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

LOLA MoNTEz is to deliver a lecture in Now
York, the proceeds of which are to be devoted 10.
wards building an E~pispocal Church, for the benefit
Of the poorer classes of the city. The pastor says
in reply to the proposition: "The edifce il design.
ed to be for the benefit of poor people by the
preaching and practice of Christian truth in its
primitive simplicity and disinterested love-" and
he further assures Madam Lola that her PROPOSE.
tion sis gratefully appreciated and accepted"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

Amos Gilbert writes from Bart :-"Regarding
politics | know very little, and am satisfied with
my ignorance until the science can rest on a basis
that has, at least, q seasoning Of the moral element
in it. They are wildly alive here about their con.
gressmen. Thaddeus Stevens and James Hopkins
are the rival candidates and strenuous efforts are
put forth for, and against both. In the 59th vol
for which | subscribed in ~boyhood, that we might
have both sides in the family, | find in the last is.
sue, the most out spoken, unalloyed, square toed
specimen of political 5lackguardism that | remem.
Der to have read. l should prefer to have Stevens
elected, simply because he knows so well what is
due to a dough face, and he pays so promptly, not
in promisory notes, but in the real hard stuff.
TO my young friends, school students, their pa.
rents and teachers, permit me to say, there was re
Gently Il Lyceum Convention at Christiana. Dele
gates from eight primary LyceuGs were present.
Some Of the exercises were encouraging to those
who believe in human progress further believing
that n fixed condition for success is selfreliance-
untiring individual oxertion, it would interest
you know what the perseverance OF one unedCca.
ted man has achieved in fifteen years. His is one
of those cases which prove it possible for the lear
ner to 60 beyond the teacher while under his in
s~truction. Cedar Grove and WALNUT Grove show
that such institutions with an Abram Rakestraw tt
lead and drive, are excellent substitutes for high
schools and colleges. Would that you could Sc,
some of the essays read on the occasion referred to
and the well conducted, well sustained dialogues
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

CoTToN IN CENTRAL ARERIcA.-Letters from Cen.
trial America state that cotton planting is attract.
ing considerable attention there. Samples Of some
grown have been iayora5ly classsd by English
journals.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

GUIDE BOARDS IN TIE SoUTM.--A s~prightly de,
~scriptivc writer in the Cincinnati Gazette in wri.
ting of his travels in Tennessee and North CARROLL
na, quotes the mile posts Of the country through
which he passed as indicative of its civilization
lie describes their characters as rivaling in diff
Guilty Of translation, the Egyptian hyerogliphics,
though they are actually entitled to admiration for
their extraordinary simplicity. They were boards
split out Of oak in which notches were cut, some
times in the edge and again across the width Of
the board. Their use was not at first apparent,
but our travellers genius suggested that they must
have n use and finally discovered it. "a closer
inspection showed the additional fact that figures
were also cut in the timber, whose value cores
ponded to the number of notches. If six lines
were drawn across the board, then the figure G was
also put by the side Of them. These two facts en-.
abled US at last to d~ecipher these American mon
umental inscriptions. These were designed for
Emile. boards,' and the figures were intended fol-
those whose education enabled them to read the
numerals, while the n1tches were for the benefit
of those who had only been finished by the perfec
civilization system, so far as to be able to coun'
the straight lines. But there was nothing upor
these boards besides the figures and the lines, 81
that all that a stranger learned from them wa
that, from some unknown point to another place
not named or known. it was as many miles as Their,
we're notches on the board or if one presumed
that they had reference to Cleavland and Duel
Town, then the question was whether it was 81
many miles to Duck Town, or so many from Cleav
land, a point on which the directions gave n,
information"
These mile boards the writer justly concludes
are speaking monument of the value of the ''pecu
liar institution" of the country, unveiling the in
telligence and condition of the people far bette
than the United States census.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

The PROGRESSIVE FRIENDS OF Ohio held their
Annual Meeting at Fnirmount, on the second.
third and fourth inst. We are informed ,here WAS
a large asscmblage, many moro on the second day
than the house could accommodate. The meeting
passed off to the satisfaction of those most inter.
ested.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

Miss FRANCES ELLEs WATKINS is locturine ,hi,
week in the neighborhood of Marlboro and Deer
Greek. She will be in attendance at tho Ahniver.
sary on the 10th inst.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

THE INFIDEL CONVENTION is in session this week
in Philadelphia. This is the style by which those
therc assembled choose to be called. So we are
not calling names to thwart the plans Of earnest
reformers os is the fashion Of shareholders and
their allies, bigots amp time servers generally.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

ANNUAL MEETiSu OF TUE PENNsyLyANfs ANTI.
SLAVERY SociErY.-Wodnssaay Thursday and tri'
Gay OF this week was tho time Of hulding the An.
nual Meeting of the Penhsy fvsAia Anti. Slavery
Society. The placo-West Chester. Mr.. CARR.
son, VIM. u. Furniss and other distinguished sveor
kcrs were advertised for the occasion.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09

American Board Of Com missioners for Foreign Mis-.
sions. NAMELY. the refusal of the Tract Society TO
publish tracts on the sinihlness Of slavery. and the
acqn;osccnce Of the Board, for so many years, while
their Missionaries among the Cbcotaws md Che.
rokees have been nvowing pro.slavery sentiments,
and prerchSnE n pro.siovery gcspo!, until it is sel
riUusiy proposed to abandon the mission on ac'
count OF the difficulties" tina, have occurred I'm,
der such missionary labor n policy on the part of
the Tract SOcioty and the American Board that
must whereverit is understood, astonish the friends
OF freedom and righteousness throughout tho
world.
ReFotred, That we solicit tho cooperation Of NIL
Christian missionaries Of this country, in praying
tor their native land, for the cnslnvcd and The
stakeholder, and the whole people in reiibhsttr,
private and public communications while abroad.
and in their personal efforts when at hume and
IN securing the prayers of tho converted hcathcn
for the downfall Of slavery in this and every land:
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-09
WESTERN ANTI.SLAVERY FAIR.

The undersigned members Of the Salem Sowing
Circle, hereby inform their co-laborers abroad,
that arrangement have been made for holding their
annual Fair on the oath and ISL Of December
next.
Those acquainted with this enterprise need not
be told Of the necessity Of unusual effort on that
occasion. The commercial embarrassments of the
past year, the clamor of politicians coutending for
side issues, or aiming at selfish ends, the shouts Of
revivalists who ignore the claims of the slave, and
allure many from their course, all contribute, in
their several ways, to lessen our resources, and
hence the urgent need of renewed zeal in address,
ing ourselves to this work.
We therefore cordially invite, not only those
whose kind assistance we have had heretofore, but
all who value liberty for the nation and peace and
blessing for their own ~fresides, to unite with us in
this department of snti.slavery labor. We ask Of
you, lJeral cOntributions-scarcely any article
that has a market value can come amiss.
Our funds are always used for the propagation o.
the anti.slavery gospel to divorce the Church
from man'stealing and to s~upplant tyranny anc
fraud with true democracy.
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SNitt,uoeb, oent 2O, yCftober HS5S.

i'd NIT leiiem efHlter oieie neuelte idrefen5>
poile Se9sbetbeit er5abten, unb lDrepl @rc1 II.
tbrel Wutb in beimItAen 6liAen unp SerpIu>
idyun9en 2uIt nladteu. Seoermann mar uber@
3eu9t baB Der 6urlt perloren lei, Sepermann
empfanb es alS cine neue, 9epem perlrnlId ans
get9anene 0emltbi8un3, baB elmer Der an8eie>
benitsn uno pornebmlten Wauner pleuBenS lebt
eineS 9emetnen TerbreAens icate anBetla8t un0
ais Spton p.rrtrtbellt Welten+ Nie,nanb 5Det@
feHe, paB pas llrtbetl peS Grte9S9erldt5 auf
Sob lauteu fpitrpe; uno baB Otapclecn feline
@naoe nno fem Otltleio baben miirpe, ba8 Las
man, in DEM ltren8en, Diltern Antlie oe8 &ais
ier8, ais er 9efolgt ppn leiuem 9eneralitab,
ourd bic StraBen cabn ritt, uu ltd na4 @bar>
lctteubur9 8u be9eben.
(6ortfesung frl9t)
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). Die SIrlttn Sabfe1b.

Der 9roB'OfarlGau Durpc stns in /, .bbai.
ter llnrube IN lenem 8ema4 auI unD ab. Der
Abeno beSann 5u oammeru, uno nod miner
bate er terne Nadridten BON Der 6iirl1n 0ae.
telo erbalten. Do9 mar Der 6arlt lt OH i'm
3ant oeS ScrlntttaSs perbaltet uno ouF Das
SdloB 8eIlbrt, no er in einenl 3iulmer einses
lHOnen uno ltrenS bewadt muroe. Die 9ta1<
ridt elner YerbaVtun9 butte lid Iduea ourd
our6 gang Serlln perbreltet, uno etne ,nltere,
tribe uno an9ltpOae Stimmuu9 laa n sle eiue
@emittermplte uter Der san5en Stapt. lleber.
all auf ben StraBeu bilOeten lid einselne @rup.
pen BON bleiden, ernltblidenben Mauu eru, BIZ
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GeDIue greites,jfeiu.
Hpuuu ION 8 beOopr Wt il 8 8 e


t. t5O,tiebun8)
9i5 bierAer bate 0ecr9tne Idwei8eno an9ee
bort, mas er iagte, iegt erbcb lie lb pt0BttA
nit aIer &raIt. Jtetn, neln Serr, rleT lie un0
ibr bletAe8 gslidt 1Dtbete lth, iDenn ale Sbre
;p<dne auf bie6 3ie( btuauslaufen, 10 baben
sic perse6en8 eiu 0erbreAen eiu8eletet uno
beforOert. SD 9ehe ni4t.
sic tppIlen utdr
SD nl1 ntht, nimmermebr
60 erwarten Sie Spoh, S9anoe, ale
S1ntah, Die Sbnen 9ebubrt, Die ih Sbnen
per0eben8 abncbmen m0llte.
Ult Dem Watpe oes guten QeDlllenS, il,
erwloerte @eorstne itcl5.
SaSen Sle nit Dem Wtutbc Der frehen
Stnoe, rleF er tbr >pittbeno 3u. Sno Sle 10
Uerben0et, bat felne 'Sttmme Sbneu 5HgeruTen,
OaB eIn Sepei8 Sbrer 9ebetmen Yergeben iii
otelem Saul lebt, cap oae Einp, ra5 Slt per'
bcr9eu wlbnen, auf Sbrem SAcoBe selellen,
Sbnen ben Ntutteruanler 9eBeben bat?
AumIAtiger @0tt! rief bic Sarcnin. Anz
tonic
Gs 1T S6r, 9lcbIen8 ainO. SD lQiie Sb>
men 3eit bis nlOrsen friib. sic seben uno i'd
ldmet9e; belteben Sie oarauf 81 blelben, 10
mc8en Sie ale 6Cl9en trasen. Belnnen Ste
li4, ieiu Sic flus, ,b babe 5bneu nlAta me4r
81 Ia9en.
Ginise Winuten ipiter frat ct 6ei ieiner 0es
nlablm eut. Die rub,9 ldtaienO Jpn nid)t bSrte.
ST blleb pCr tbr ltebeu unc tetradtete paS ltol5e
lhGne gelibt. llnp feline Sds puroen tumel
beuer uno iuuteluoer, ietne 8ruit Bcb liA fubn
uup ldneu, pas Slut tlcpite in alien Puleu.
ietue @eOaufsn l4peiIteu in eine welte s3ufuaTt
bluau5.
Da f4luS Die Dame bic 4n8en aat ol5 babe
cine na9i1e @inwirfun8 ite 9ewedt. sic rld,'
tete lit rult en,por unO fa9te erte9t: Q8aS if
9eIteben, Ottoman? ? e5 muB etwao @roBeS 9e'
l4ebeu len.
Sie9! flalterte ct, inoem ct tie fiBte, Ste8,
SuIIaae, wr baben Die 6leoermanle auT9ehte'
ben uno 9etoptet, uno wenn Ou emit o'elef
S4lcB bemobnlt ais feline Soerrtn, Damn oonte
ea pieler Sturms uuD SdueenaAt uno Dem
Dem cuutlen Tlcde an G'epr9inen5 SAw4lIe.
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Den srSBten Ibei( oieIer trauri3en 93adt
bltte Baron SoliS in @tlallid9aTt leineS SrH~
Der5 5u9ebraht, Der ibn gu trOlten uno gu beru'
biSen luhte. Der ar5t BEN &a8par ini Dcrfe
berau@setlopit, eritattete feinen Sanitt9en Ss'
rt9t aber Den 3ultano peS Sermunoeten Die
&Rgel bate an Der rehtea GcpIelte Den Snod'en
beIda6igt unD cine 8etduoug Ueruriaht, au5
beren LANCER Dauer Der Doctor cine Webirner*
ibittsrnng oper Serleeua9 prcppe5ete, Gr
bate bic Q8anoe rerbuHeen unp ale Gorge
Setrasen. Gta Bauter war 5ur RFe9e an9es
1telt DER 0ebeinlratb rIetp leocd orln9eno
oa5u, baB feiu SruDer Ourdb eine raIde 5eltnets
lise &ntIernun9 ieoeR alOSllGen 5So9en Tlir ltIa
lelblt 3upprfomme nno 0uBerbalb Der Sanoe5s
9renSen Die Gntpidelnng abwarte. - Same e8
ia gum gierslten, 10 mollte er Ielbit oann IN Die
Oauptltapt ellen unp Dur9 naAtTge 6reunoe
aue Sdrittt tbun, um Die 0dnbe Der 9ereAT8
felt entiarut 5u balten+ Scn @eor8inen rouroe
nlAt 9eiprp1eu. lRtt fnlterem Srnlte borte
Der 8Orrn bic SorlAla9e iemeS Stnocr8 an,
unp ltunDenlan9 lbritt er anf uno nte0er oBne
Oelieu Gr5dbtuu8en uuo Grmabuun8en 5u "a'
terbred)en.
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9llpis SSbntcilr0,

Bpllterer unD 1Utatrdeenmaher.
SD made btmit mstnen Sreuanfn uab Ssfannttn fDptt
ss aeebreu 0n2Itsum Rte 2aSese baB t ae 5orten
aple .glrbet neG unb btIs peiDrge Sofas, nene unR
ate OWte aud WatroBsn rerHea an SeTan9sn TIM 9agte
user Set mtr feb, @fs &bae" na SVmmeetrabt ab<
aeasben ptresn. Spt2S 3mi
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Gsrocerets sEsetrre etauprs ,e.
NJ. Schneider u Comp,
46 Soutb SomarOltr., nabe Yrattftr.
GSut0Drter & Sealer

46 Soutb Somarbltr, nabe Yrattftr.
Supporter & Sealer
in Seutiaea, ranSU4sn fpantiea nns
Iesfsrer benen Ql5en Gtnctnnatp5, ransD Dben
eosnac Bsanbtes pDa. etn rsnea aOrpbdu(sr 8rannt-
gttu, aus Der bstdbmten Dtfiaerie BON Maasr 56aB
SdmattdJfum Mrrac DC 8daDd tc ale beutfben Nri5te
als = 3we1bsn 9etr0fuse 8trnen, Nuben, 9ranven
Saac, 5afersras san3e aab 9elpaitene Srbfen eaen,
@ries gamlen, GbOceldbe &C., erner baben Eager
dten gmmsntbalsr 55wessr. SAFE ardater- uno eimbGr
asr &die, 5Uadnbilbe 6ertn8e SarDeaen Sarbinss,
SalaFS SeroelasQBat; Dbtse Nrel wsrben 2Diebers
DerfGufer bGief abae8eben. -.s.
Serner baln ptr au Eager atten HJe Bourbon gDliS
tp aGe nben,tiden 2quprs ba MIR elb rattFciren,
f. nb mir I'm Stan9e wbcleale bic btl8fsn Yree tu mo-
tiren. Fa..s
jn Qertabuns petmtt, baset mad elmer sna neuea Ms.
tbpoe, cine
CfT10sSabrif
et1bItrt, wpbe 10 / TN Stakbe ftnb, Set feb +
btlIt8en 9 rel len etne auSae3etd nete G0 Ga'e
ZEN. @rocers ma en- mir btsrauf II a n1ent i.
IT d du fln fam. Suni1O-S
Go 9yracDt Ss Summetf,
- SinpDrter8
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SSrppflY1lt. .Ql,iltpn0Itie.

Die Office CSentrIl-4seau Der Sropfl9nG Gpmpdsnt
btfnDet b @fe pOn &pareS uHO Spmbarp une MIR
la ebh iber AuS AafGuf Npts lno ben AnDd
ponduIsrn tn Srpptpa be berttwtat8e uSnrt ertpstIt
@ospt2lsS s. 10. 81 the, 8eneraisNg
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mir acageu 9e,9Gfi aafS zen, Jur Guer eb
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pas 1aus furmsn. A9eiu Eager Snubma8ers 1eratb
frtib ppLdnpt8 uno baber psrlan8e 3D. Bag
br Ute perauT foItt, meme pteS't entePt
uno bic QDaare el3tt pr.It. - .~.. 81. -.
4a- SD bin Asenr far bet Sertauf BON SGulp8s, flnn
unb p tie III % DrDseHt bAtBr perauen ais 5pr re
$50 eS neil td IN ben Stanp seIss 5tn 60
pur dufabren neil 0tf d gttfei mir br bil9 8eert mer
neil I'D ben Wdmen: . .......
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nit ReGt DerDisnsn tpa. JIn bite i Sure Sanbihat
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FERNS.

Terms.
shs daily BAL fIMORE WEKCERg is pu ,l''h
o7sry morning (ckcept Sunday and is delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at OTIS. per wock.
The WICKER is also delivered in the Cities c.
'Tashngton and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECFER
So so in advance.
sJy- The weekly BALTIMORE WEoKERis is publis.
he'd every Friday at S2 per annum and 81 per
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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QxeOiel

suf ale Sauptpldee NeulIuIanos lctpie al'i
RartS uuD 2tmferoam
IN alien 8etrdetn uub Si6ten tets Su paben Bet
G5ebtiicer S6rtinscr. % German Str. ur So
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EtNiaassnaem

SEE ataSIt&e ;, gaItmSre aDedef" erfNdas
sEben Ncratn init 9luenatme hes Spnntags) uHb
sefet GeHts per g8C&e an bte Irassr sGpIbar.
Der ,,gDtder" rrb etenfaas tn g8aftineton unb
g0beettns ta9Itb burda 3rd8sr ben NbVnnenItn
tus paus 5elpr8t.
Durb bic 0pf Uerleneet tDfet Der tdaIbt ,gBeder"
$3,5O per Sa9r, In Rnbt0tneter 8ptaasbs
ablnn8.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-27

taxing into consideration in doing SO, tho
vi Us aad necessities of the pcopl3 of each
! po ,ioa OF the district
/. To determine what branches of lear
ming shall be taught in the schools of their
/ district.
:. They shall require the secretary
and treasurer each to give bond to the
district in such penalty and with such
sureties rs in their opinion will secure the
district against any loss, conditioned for
the faithful performance Of is lu un-
der this aci, and the correct application
of all moneys that may come into his
hands by virtue of his Office Said pen
atty may be increased from time to time,
as the interest Of the district may require
The bond shall be filed with the prosi
dent Of the board, and in case of breach
o. the condition there #, he shall bring
suit thereon in the name Of the district.
- They shall from time to time exam
inc the books and accounts Of the treas
ur2r, aud make settlements with him,
and shall at each regular meeting OF the
distract. present to the same a ful state
ment Of the receipts and2xpenlitur2s Of
the d'strict, and all such other matters as
may be deemed important or whichthe dis
trict mavrcQuirc them to present, and of
all matters which may have been d lc%ated
to them by the district to perform, they
shall renl1r at such meeting full and
perfect account.
IL. The sad board shall be CHARGED
with the duty Of visiting the schools in
their district -pae member Of tie board
together with a commlttec whom the
board shall appoint for that purpose, Shall
visit each school msathly, and sa2!l aid
the teachers in establishing and enforcing
rules for the government Of the schools
and shall see that the teachers keep
correct list Of the p2p!s, embracing the
periods Of time during which thay attend
school, the branches of learning which
each pupil putsue8, and all slch other mat
fers as may be required ~ the county
s1P,F'2'cndeht' ana ""lc ;, IN the oplnlc n
'n' '2'F1 'en0 u nro no." the welfare OF
me 'cnooi
H. Inc oo'fa sA',I emp'oJ no teacher
TO tehch IN any schoo' OF the district, un-
!e'" ne shaIInrst present 70 them ceTtlt-
io"'o OF ms quai'hcatlon to teach all The
0rancheS required to De taught IN such
'chooi' "Alc" cert'hcate s1aH DC duly
H,2nea oy the county superintendent OF
'2e county III "n'ch nc seeks to DC en-
PioYe"' "'lich sha'' nave bc>n gwen him
o' more 'nah one year previous to the
commencement Of his school; and IN case
ahy teacher Is empioyc / ana commences
te"c.l'nS Neeoo' W'tnc't such certificate,
nc S':l' ''Fte'' al cain iof wages Tor IN,