Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-11-05
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The new brick church in New York, 10 which
DR.. Spring oficiates, cost $3.50, 600 the appro2ri-
alton of the Old School Presbysorians to foreign
missions the past year, was just $4,000 less.
The Germans have Sunday Schools in New
York where natural science is taught instead Of
sectarianism. This, we believe, is in accordance
with the design of the originator Of the sabbath
school system. 80
The Atlantic Monthly has been sold to Ticknor
and Fields, of Boston, who have issued the No
vember number. .....l ..frrlgI
Autoinette Brown Blackwell is preaching in,
New York. She has rented q hall, and hopes to
establish o free, unsecsarian society. 9'- .'n .nHt
John P. Nichols, Professor Of Astronomy in
the GLASGOW University, is dead. He was a warm
abolitiouist, and much interested in the move
ments of the Am. A. S. Society.
Lord O ~serstane of England, holds United States
Bonds to the amount of $3.50, 600, a Spanish lady
5000, 900, and a noble friend Of hers $loo, oo0.-
Only about one third Of the public debt 10 held IN,
this country. al
They recently had a suit down cast at Haverhill,
involving the amount of $3.50, The court sat on
it eight d,ys, at an expense of about $500 The
Jury disagreed, and the ends Of justice cannot BE-
obtained without q new tra!. ' 'sgpI
a $57, 600, 900 of gold have been exported to Eu-
rope since Jan. 1st, and but $50. 900, 600 have beeu
received from California. l.
A son of ex-senator Ewing of this State, has
been elected on the Republican ticket to the Chief
Judgeship Of Kansas.
A train of thirteen passenger, cars, on the Chi
oapo and North Western railroad. was thrown OF
the track when near WATERFOWL, Mo. Fifteen
persons we're killed, and q number seriously IN
;ured. The accident occurred on Monday aiter-
noon last, and was occasioned by running over an
or. The sufferers, and their relatives and friends
have the consolation of knowing "There was no.
body to blame".
Life Illustrated calls swine's flesh and fat, "the
sum of all villanies", speaking dietically.
The State election in Maryland. which came OF
this week, was conducted in the city Of Baltimore
a the Border Rufian elections in Kansas used 10
be conducted, only more so. Ballots bullets ana
bowie knives were the three agencies by winch an
;ntelligent, sovereign and independent people ex-
dressed their political preferences. Or course
men we're shot and stabbed, but that is one OF the
privileges growing out of our free institutions, as
interpreted by rowdies.
AMERICAN AoRicuLTURIsT.-We do claim to be
competent to Judge between the merits OF differ
ent agricultural papers we can, however, safely
say that we have seen no one which lmpTesses us
more iayorably than the one above named, which
ia edited and published by Orange judd New
York. Mr.. Judd's reputation is of itself sufficient
to civ. character to the work. For Sl,OO q year
he furnishes a handsome monthly of 80 large
napes. abundantly illustrated, and filled with mat
ter embracing all the topics OF interest pertaining
a. outdoor and indoor life. Those who desire a
work of tho kind can obtain it, either In Ensiish
or 10 German. by applying TO the editor, at ls9
Water St. New York City.
TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for November has
been Issued by Ticknor and Fields, the firm who
recently purchased the ownership OF the Maya
Siue.i The we'll known character of the gentle
men comprising the firm is a sufficient assurance
ma. the reputation of the Monthly will not deteri-
orate. hut that it will continue as heretofore the
leading periodical of the COMMUNICATING not
on,y a high literary standard, but continuing to
be a vehicle Cor a free expression of thought, such
a. no other magazine extant has ventured to be-
come. ht
Tho mere enumeration of the several articles
with which it comes laden this month, would give
but little idea of it's merits, which cannot be ap-
nreeiated without reading the magazine. Here is
asnecimen Of its contents, taken from the Pro-
f%sssoi's contribution.
HYMN OF TRUST.
o Love Divine, that stopped to share
Our sharpest pang, our bitterest tear,
On Thee we cast each earth-born care,
We smile at pain while Thou art near!
Though long the weary way we tread,
GAAni sorrow crown each lingering year.,
GSjpath we shun, no darkness dread gIf
Our hearts still whispering, Thou art near
When dropping pleasures turn to grief s,lI
u. And trembling faith is changed TO rear,
kaThe murmuriug wind, the qulvering iea
Shall softly tell us, Thou art near ao
fsOn thee we fling our burdening VICE. l. mo- o.
o Love Divine. forever dear, d
Content to suffer, while We know,
Living and dying, Thou art near l,.y
LarE ILLUSTRATED. a handsome weekly jour
nal from the press Of Fowler and Wells has en-
tered upon a new volume.
Tn Ina number for Nov. 10th, will be CONNER