Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-03-27

with all the display and appurtei .snces Of royalty.
All who are disposed can exchange their dimes for
these certificates duly signed, executed and authen.
ticated, and have them in sire and form, suitable
for framing" that thus they may be duly preserved.
CERTIFICATE OF STOCK.
American Systematic Benevolent S~oeiety-Auxili-
airy to every benevolent institution in the land
ONE HUNDRED PR CENT STUcK.
THIS %certifes that - - is the holder
Of - shares in the Sabbath School Charity
fund.
Stockholders are guaranteed to receive one hun
dred times as much as they put 10 Matt. xiv 29i.
Those who continue to DAY into the fund, as much
ne six cents s1week for three years in succession. to
be lite members Of the American Systematic Be-
neyolent Society. ThoSe who do this 70, sir years,
to be honorary members for life. Those who do
this from love to Christ) while they live. will hare a
free admission through the gates, into the Heaven
ly City, n snow.wbite robe, a heavenly harp, d
crown Of gold and q seat at the right huDd Of the
final jodge.
Vice Pres. W. j. r.. Taylor, Recording Sec. John
CULVER, Cor. Sec. Tho's Osgood, Treasurer.
Les, our readers should think this a hoax, ccm.-
ing from some irresponsible source, we will say
that among the laymen named as officers are some
of the most wealthy and responsible business men
of Philadelphia, and besides, such names as tho
UNIV u . U VIC H.. ~, IL. L, Va,
Rev. j. P. Durbin, D.. D., Rev. Tho's Brainard,
D. D., Rev. Albert Barnes and others Of like rep.
utation.
As a further illustration of what may DO hoped
for humanity and free thought from these
revivals we add the following account of the
spirit of a Boston revival prayer meeting. 1t is
from the pen of Charles X. Whipple, associate ed
itor of the Liberator, whose statements arc always
worthy Of credence;
ION Saturday afternoon, the 10th inst, in the
vestry Of Park street Church, (of which Rev. A.
l.. Stone is p%astor,) anumber Of men came togetb.
g, TO invoke the aid OF the God ordinarily worship
ed in that place, against the influence. health,
strength. reason aud life of Theodore Parker
And they were more than forty which had made
this conspiracy. The following were among the
forms OF petition there used
% Lord, is this man is a subject of grace, con-
vert him, and bring him into the kingdom Of thy
dear Son. But if he is beyond the reach of the
saving influence of the Gospel, yemore him out Of
the way. and let HE influence die with him.
% Lord, send confusion and distraction into his
study Mts'1fternoon and prevent his finishing his
preparation for his labors tomorrow. Or, II he
shall attempt to deSecrdte thy holy day by auempt-
ing TO speak to Me people, meet him there, Lord, and
confoumd him, so that he shall not be able to speak.
Lord, are knOU that IRE cannot argue him doen,
and the more we say against him, the more will
the people flock after him, and the more will they
love and revere him. o Lord; what shall be done
I for Boston, il thou dost not take this and some
other matters in hand?' =
% Lord. if this man will still persist in speaking
in public. induce the people to ieare hin, and to
. come up and fill this house instead Of that.
The 'exhortations' which .alternated with these
prayers were of the same character. One man
urged his brethren to pray that God will pu. a
! hook in this mans jaws, so that he may not be able
t to speak"
8 In delightful harmony with the spirit Of the
+ pious Joint Stock Company is the Kentucky Gin
: Enterprise, got up to aid the colonization Of the
. free people of color in Liberia. We append alsc
the form Of the certificate of stock 10 this benevo.
lent enter prise. 1t is somewhat of q curiosity
though not of 80 recent . date rs the certificate to
. q seat in Paradise