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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06
MARLBORO, November l, 1858.
MEETINGS AT MOGADORE.
MoGADoRE, Oct. 31st, 1858.
A. BROOKE.

MooADoRE, Oct. 3Ist, 1858.
FRIEND ROBINSON This is Sabbath even,
ing and with the close of day, closes n series of
anti.slavery meetings. Our friends, A.. Brooke,
Joseph leighton and the Holidays have been with
us. On Saturday t3Oth,) evening, n meeting was
held in the school house and addressed Ly the Hol-
lidays. The house was well filled with ~an.atten.
tive audience The speakers dwelt principally up
on the evils of slavery upon the slave. Their re-
marks were interspersed with several interesting
and very touching variations of slaves that stopped
with the speakers just frcm the land of whips and
chains and Cd their way to Canada. Near the
close of the evening meeting, Messrs. Brooke and
leighton arrived. Mr.. leighton sang n good an
|ti.slavery song, and made some very interesting
remarks on the social qualities when under its daily
influence and power. On Sabbath morning at 10
o'clock A. NJ. The people assembled again, atthe
same house, and listened very attentively to A.
Brooke while he showed in a very clear manner
the power that holds the millions Of men, women
anG children to-day
In unpaid tolls on Cardinals plains,
Mid auction stands and whips and chains.
lie charged the guilt and crime of slaveholdipg
Dack upon tacn inuiFiuuui partner III tne govern
ment he brought it right home to every citizen Of
Mogadore. All acknowledge the correctness Of
his premises, and none could avoid the conclusions
At the close of Mr.. Brooke's remarks, Joseph
leighton presented the claims of the Bugle the
only straight forward, unyielding, Incorporating
weekly paper, in Ohio that was not frightened by
The slave power. He also spoke of the silence and
downward course of the Republican papers on the
slavery question. He instanced one in particular
as he is personally acquainted with its editor, The
Ravenna Democrat. Its mottos once were Free
men-free oil-fre speech-free platforms-free
press"; but now the e are all removed-the editor
is a member of the M. E.. Church, and a short time
since some person who is not a member of the
Church. but who shows his faith by works, took
one of Chris:'s little ones who had been robbed
and scourged all his days, but coming to the con
clusion--like Patrick Henry-'Give me liberty OIL
give me death"-started for Canada. am mis-
taken there were seven, These were taken tt
Ravenna and amid all their Churches and higf
~steeples. There was but one man found wh'
would take auy interest in Thorn. and all the shell
ter he could give them with safety was in an ole
barn or shed behind one of the churches.
The Diciples gave us their church voluntarily fol
an afternoon meeting, and the people assemblies
again at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. Mr.. Brook and Mr.
leighton having other engagements were not will
us in the afternoon. The Holidays spoke on tn,
wron 20 Of the free colored people of Ohio-Th'
prejudice against color. The subject was handled
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06

Men speak of an abolitionist as an extremist
and abolitionism they term fanaticism. Well,
then is all Christianity itself, fanaticism, and the
Golden Rule a splendid humbug. If il be fapati-
cism. it is the fanaticism of true philosophy, the
fanaticism of a faith in God and the Right. II
abolitionists are fanatics, they are just such ia
natics as the fathers--such fanatics as this nation
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06

LINCOLN ON DoUGLAs-THIN SoUP.-During
the debate at Quincy, Lincoln said:
"The truth about the matter is this: Judge
Douglas has sung paans to his Popular Sover.
eighty doctrine until his Supreme Court coopera.
ting with him has sQudtted his ~Sqnatter Sovereign.
ty out. Uproarous laughter and applause But
he will keep up this species of humbuggery about
Squatter Sovereignty. lie has at last invented
this sort of do nothing SOuereignty- renewed
laughter. Is not that running his Popular Sover.
eighty down awfully? Laughter. Has it not got
down as thin as the homeopathic soup that was
made by boiling the shadow of a pigeon that bad
starved to death ?" ROars of laughter and cheer
ing
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06

very ably and conviction was carried home to every
bear t.
hope these speakers will DO encouraged by in.
eitation to other parts of the country to hold meet.
ings. They give their labor, grstuitously to
the anti'slavery cause, they are able speakers and
worthy to be heard. We hope they will visit us
again. l am an abolitionist-l glory in the name.
j. S. CLEMMER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06

Like old John Tyler, Judge Douglas claims to
have carried all the elections.
If the Democrats succeed, as in Missouri,
Douglas shouts, 1--WE routed the Black Republi.
cans"
If the Republicans succeed. as in Ohio, Penn,
sylvania, Indiana. &C.. he shouts, 1--WE have re.
buked the Administration p
In a short time he will be claiming the cleo.
ton Of Lincoln Chicago Democrat.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06

an offence Is it just to imprison q man ten
years for an offence committed in Dorchester,
which every bookseller in Baltimore has commit
ted Eve hundred times, and to which the press Of
all parties in Baltimore made themselves parties,
through their ADVERTISING columns?
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06

InE SALEM SEWING CIRCLE will hold it's next reg;
ular meeting at the House of John Deming, on the
afternoon, of Wednesday next, the 10th inst,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06
J. II. LEIGHTON.
Che Anti 5laperp BuaIe,
SALEM, ONO. NOTEkBER ., 1858.

AGENT FOR the BuGLE,- William Hoisipgton of
West Williamsport, Ashtabula Co., is an Agent
for the BUGLE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06

The BuGLE can be had at Trescott's News De.
pot, Salem.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06

The ANALYST is a new Temperance paper stasA
ed at Cleveland, published semi'monthly by j. a.
Spencer & Co. Terms rs cents per annum for sin
gle copies. The Analyst. is got up In good style,
and we trust will effsctually aid the good cause TO
which it is devoted. Success TO it.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06
HOW THE SHAREHOLDERS RULE THE
UNION.

The Albany Evening journal exhibits in con.
densed form the constitutional advantage enjoyed
BY shareholders over non.siavehoIders in this
Union, which Democrats and Republicans call
''glorious". 1t shows that the representation in
Congress is, from the slave states, ninety members
representing 100000 of free population; aud
from the free States ono hundred and forty.four,
representing 5000, 900. The 3, 200 304 slaves in
the slave States are reckoned qual to 1920, 1872 rs
freemen, and represented accordingly. The siases
at the South thus enjoy, or rather their 346 600 o,cn,
es do, a representation equal to that Of the free
States Of NeW Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut,
Looa and Wisconsin,
Without the representation allowed to slave
property the number of representatives from tho
slave States would be serenity fire instead of ninety;
and from the Free States, one hundred and ffiy,
nine instead of one hundred and Jort1four!
The free population of the Whole fifteen siare
States is not 5000 more than that of the three
States OF New York, Pennsylvania and Massachu-
sets yet these three States have SIXTY nine Repre-
~sentatires only. while SO nearly the same number Of
Lfreemen South hare ninety!
The last census is the basis of this calculation,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06

VoLUSrEER LEcTuRERs.-The subject presented
by DR.. Brooke in his communication of this week,
is one worthy the consideration of anti. slavery
friends generally. The examples no specifies ara
worthy Of all commentator and imitation. We
may add, that his own labors are not behind the
chiefest of those no commends, We are glad to SEQ
that Messrs. Clemmer and Hale of Mogadore have
engaged in this labor of love. Their qualifications
both in speech and song will thus be turned to use
full account, There is hardly q nsighborhood or
school district in the country whore there is an
abolitionist, where much good cannot be done in
this way, and by school houss discussions and de,
bates. And now when the msans for the employ
ment of lecturers is not to be had, this labor is the
more urgently required.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-06

DEAR BuoLE; Some thoughts stray through my
mind. l am tempted to give them to your read
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Prof. q. -. Fowler,
nE NEW YORK

OF NEW YORK,
WILL. commence a COURSE OF IICTURES on ~ .
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IA. Will also til applicants all about themselves
chill .ren, at his Hotel.
10. particulars See papers ana bills Of day.
81.
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The Great English Remedy.
ThOrn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and Sarsaparilla,

D'sSESES advantages not enjoyed by any other med
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In its approved FORM that Of paste, is entirely
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As the above valuable preparation has been eXten-
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STOVES FOR THE TINES.
TUsr received from Cincinnati, few a BLuST's
J CoAL COOKING RASSts, small sire. which we
prepared furnish Al Cincinnati prices, with
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Shelt0n's Marble W0rks T!

Church st.ect, next door o. CorheI IS nctshop,
Nashville, cnn.
TIVE undersigned would ulorIh his Il lends S~z T
Il and the public generally that he Will con I, -
tinge the MARBLE 81 SINIss ~ this city at ~
his shop. door to the oti.ce OF the nIun C W
and Am ON Cherry street, ami calls at
eati unt the stock of =
Marble W MOnuments, TOmbs, et,.,
NitI, exhibition ana Tor SALE, embracing i
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He Drrare, tn mauEidct Oh the shortest notice
Marble VI antcls; ana every description 81
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iaIl ,I.l. Dle. work viii. heretofore, be
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ChfIdreu,s Diseases.

RddrdyS Reoudtirl9 ReSolcdnt should be hailed as
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors &c. These
breaknRs out (thus early) evidence Of disease
transmitted from the parent stuck few doses OF the
ReIsOrdtg Resident will eradicate every vestge OF the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
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n Disordered Liver or Stomarh
There is no Mistake about i,.

This Cordial will fail % any OF the above
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Have been sold during the past six months, and In
instance has i failed IN giving entire satisaction.-
Who then will suffer from weakness debility when
McLean's Streng thening Cordial will cure you.
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Persons Of COnsumptive Habits,
DU~AD vrIITCt

READ THIS.
TINO THE Gutenberg COMPANY: For the hrst
Il time my life induced to certify to the truly
wonderful effects Of popular medicine, but in send
ng the certificate feel that am only dischsrgng
duty that owe To the Grelenberg Company, and
more especially "a suffering humanity.
About the first Of June last, had negro man taken
with cough attended with resTlessness spitting Of
blood, and other dangerous symptoms Of consumption
| immediately called in truly skilfu and scientific
physician who told me IL WAS case Of consumption.
He treated him for several weeks, but he gradually
grew / then had another ply slcian Of great
reputation in lung diseases He examined HIM, and
also decided il u be a hopeless Of consumption,
and said IL was useless 10 spend money IN trying TO
cure him.
1 had previousiy promised the Grefenberg Agents
here, Messrs- Wells 3 ioWell) that when ihe doctors
gave him up would try the Gfseteuberg ConsuInp-
tiye's Balm. did and 10 my agreeable surprise,
the began improve after taking only i've or SIX
doses He took only bottles of the Balm and
three bottles of the Grienberg Sarsaparia Compound.
which cost the small sum Of nine dollars, and to-
day consider him entirely cured. lie u worth VI 100,
and he rs doing me good service ON the plantation
consider him perfectly sound aud well "a he II fat,
hearty and strong without vestlge or slgn ei disease
left JOHN NilIS,
Claiborne, Ala.
have used the Gr=fenberg ConsumTaives Balm in
of consumption, IN my practice, with the
happiest effect / wish all would use a.
s MEnARIS, N. n,
Tutten : Wells, Tenn.
The Grsefenberg Consumptives Elam viii efisctually y
Consumption and ali complaints of the lungs In
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ali diseases having a tendency 70 Consumption. We
earnestly advise al 10 procure the ConsaHptre Balm
In season.
ss- The price OF the Consunptivss Balm - IS per
boxe ALEX NAchkNIEt nashville
Agent for the 6rsfenbeTg Company, fer Tennessee
AisbAma, and Georgia O@n-S-u
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Extraordinary Announcement.

Every purchaser of a dollar bottle of the ARCTIC
ILNIMENT receives at Dr. Bragg's expense, the Unit
ed states Journal of New York for one year The
Journal is large illustrated paper-each number con
tanning sixteen pages beautifully printed clear white
paper, and filled with original matter from the most
brilliant writers Of the country Certificate OF sub
scripton and full particulars Of the novel and phan
thropc enterprise of which this offer forms part,
will accompany each bottle.
An AGLNT wanted in every town and village
BRAGG n BURKOwES, -. Louis, No.
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Communications should always be addressed 20 Sc
Louis
For sale in Nashville by Berry Demoville A II.
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ForIChiIdren.
IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
Eyery CO uutry Mere In a m

Rs- Principal Iepot the corner Of Third ana
Pine street, ~. Louis, Missouri. -
Hf- For sale in Louisville by BELL. ABBOTT 4 Co.
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Mlsfrllaueous.
Benz. F. Shields Sales.

ID OCULAR Auction Sales of FURNITURE, COOKING
N UTENSILS, CARR E1INGs, &c, every Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
ID E6C CI.AR Auction Sales Of Dry Goods Clothing and
II Varieties each Wednesday and Friday evening at
early Gas Light, by -
Jan III BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
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sELF PREsERVATIOy. ETC

4 IL debts due Is preyilus 20 the year 1857, will
n be collected by suit at January Court, or before
Magistrate, not pad before that time. This shall
apply all sefsaas, without disslDetsa- "A word 20
tiu - sniicieuk = i =
as-~tfII r. q. HrNAfkT 4 co
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AfAthi-, lENN, jan II, 1897.
To THE PUmIc:-w. :. Bennett maae application to
US last summer 20 our buildings With Nests
Galvanc Cement. II being new thing Ne Thought Nc
would try had applied tO blacksmith -hup and
Engine House, attached a. the Foundry. They have
proved all required of water proof ruul having Wth
stood OF the greatest storms and giving good
satisfaction. We only add, tfy u aud you viii be
satisfied. CURTIS \ kNAti', Iron Founders. ?
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NIrnrn,s Ian u lsa-

Mr.. Bennett has done some small amount al roofing
for IN his peculiar way, VIA Cotton stun, coated
with a PREPARATION the bass OF which appears 10 De
Coal Tar II is a very etcctual and hsht Toul and A
pears prumise considerable durability, nom the
preserVatvc qualities at the cuinposuun, which pcne,
trats the cloth and protects from the influence OF the
air and water. The Composition does not hquhy and
from the effects oi the heat Of the IN summer
nor does harden and crack from the influence in the
cold Of Winter A 4. MkRkII-
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Constitutional Diseases.

Many diseases that aict humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sckly sres.
Scrofua, Consumption, Syphilis and FITS, among
the most common of constitutional diseases. Now we
care not how many generations the seeds Of these dis
eases may have been established in the system, cor
Gle Of diseased deposits, and ill the veins with new,
pure and healthy blood.
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The stamp around each pot VIII also bear the names
Of the Proprietor and Of the United States agents
Druggists and Dealers viii observe on each dozen
package the following label
IMPoRTANr CAuuoN.-The increased reputation and
great demand for Thnrns Compound Extract Of Copai
la and parla have been inducements for others
10 offer limitations of this valuable medicine. Vendors
particularly warned Of this fact that they may be
their guard and not dispose Of any impure article
calculated To nJure their reputation and destroy the
merits Of the original preparation, 10 obyate which
the Subscriber (SuccessoT % James TarrSnt by whom
first introduced into the United States) has at
tached his signature TO this caution, TO counterfeit
which Is forgery. JOHN A. TARRAST.
Address orders for the above article with full direc-
tons for shipment 70
JOHN A TARRANT K co, Druggists,
No. 27s, Greenwich, corner Warren ST, y. Y.
Dec. Idly.
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ST. AlAHANS,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TT,HIS Is Of the handsalncst improvements IN
i Elgencld: Il ir within tWaAty miaGIcs walk OI the
Capitol and Is az elevation overlooking the cutire
village he.iIthy and jsy. II Is by suane a.
prcItJ scenery ca te found IA this county. livery
eonysillencs necessary u render tihy AZ a
family ressetcS esattfy -lc have beuii added
The terms very liberal.
lan-O-u BOYD 90.
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miscellaneous.
Negroes!

Negroes! Ncgroes!! For sale!!!
A No. MAN coon, and h.s wife, who a splendid
n washer and ironeF. Also a good family of Likely
Negroes, which will be sold low.
lan25-f BOYD co.
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ESGINEER's GENEFAt StP'T'S OTTICE, MEMiIns AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD
MEMrniS June 20, 1857
To WHOM MAY CONCERN;-IhIs tu certify that the
Memphis aud Charleston KI4liolu Company have pur.
chased Ui W :. Bennett, the right t. prepare and
upon their lepDts, BuumES, cas-, &C, AC., West
Gavanic patent lire anu water proof koutng ana that
We believe Il be economical and durable cover
ing, having already had II IN Lso for eight months
SAM. 1AlE, President.
/. [. ARMS, Gcul Slpt.
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MANNN,s COMBINED
REAPER AND NOW Err
With Mood,s lmproXement.

FINHI> csiubfaIed AAchlne e the nEsi prvuaa m
i at a GRAND 6ul.B AEpAL - the best cuuabsnrd
fSsallng Moving Aclc Al tiae great ntra States
AgrsusarAl faar nsld Issals lie, Ay, seftens
bSf ls5i Inc q @si uu Ssfan1sz, Ses
loFs Ia Juy wlssrs all lr pFislll nisc hlles ~ tbs
UnitsA stsIes thufDashly teRted- Tbs Iuiinit'
ice made tAsir asan4s throggh AzFstsaii r. iief.
iresilcnt Uasi S4tss Agrsc0ltarzl scluty a. leais
ViIis, hs.
ths bSsG A ar bagars srt4rst1 I4iai.ilces, ai'
..sio by thu FIvSsds4t AZ tle layidsun Iounty Az
rscaltaraG sscety AZ Nashville, a Jais, 1851, over
s.o,t Al tla- s1enases EoN an feanessns.
SanspFuas othfG pEsEssains aud awards sere give
thls AAehits aarsns Tie lakt srAsaa cyer every Ma
chlae Ansrhcs-
Eis aesvs Aaehiass for sale By the aadsrs,gas4
h. D. AliEAItiAA,
t.issaEAi AgeaG Cor the State.
lis4ikE, KdklESS Co,
feels EAsas,iis. tsan.
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