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prot- u,skeII,s EIectro OiI..-A supply

Prof, HaSkeIIss Electro OiI.s-A supply Of tn
wonderful Medicine fer Of Rheumatism Deafness, Piles
Corn and all diseases Headaches and Palms. has e
received by EWIN, PENDLET0N & CO. and by jog BROWN
Nashyie Tennessee it be obtained The suffering
should purchase bottle Immediately See advertisement in
another column.
PRoF HAsKKLL-The following testimony In favor Of Dr.
HaskelTs Electric Oil furnished for publication.
PRoF HAsKELL-Dear Sir feel It To- be my duty 70 INFORM
the pubc through what your wonderful EctrlG O mas
the falling womb and pains in the back and breast
bought Oil yesterday, and to-day she IS entirely
free from pain, and sends respects oryour success and
prosperity. had rheumatic pain in my shoulders ana
arms and in ten minutes from the time apphed
your OIL the pain all gone. 1t is truly wonderful reed
for all palms, been suffering with, and cheerful
give this testimonial OF its effects
G. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before this day, cath Of july 3
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice OF the Peace.
Such testimony tells oer true tale worth Of @e
ertscaes all the land, and great way OIL
Try il ye suffering and afflicted See advertisement othT
column. WluH"H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

NEW YORK, Feb. st is understood that F. o.
J. Smith has consumated an arrangement to sell all
of his Telegraph interest TO the American and Mag
netic Telegraph Comp mics fer about $500, 600
rumOr is also current, ihat arrangements hp
Iactorly terminated between the American and
Magnetic Companies. eususirg speedy aud cOnsoli
dsted Telegraph in erests between Nova Scotia and
New Orleans
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New York Markets.

Nsw York Feb. S-Cotton. sales SEQ bales
Quotations, nominal awaiting the Asia
MiddlinF, Upland lis; Ohio Il ur 25a6 30; Mix
ed Corn 66aS7; Lard, buOysnt l2isl2s
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PhOnORraphy.

Does it require years 30 learn to write in Pho
biography? Let those who have reported So recon
oe their statement With 'he following experience.
There is DO parent in Nashville who is a lie to
have this branch taught that would lose this oppor-
tunity IL they knew the great advantages Of this
art and the ease with which it can be learned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

1t has been mutually agreed by the publishers Of
the daily papers in Nashville, that hereafter they
will not furnish their papers free CT charge to any
yearly advertiser We make this statement in order
that there may be no Misunderstanding in future
business transactions With our patrons IT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04
NeW OrIeans NIarket.

NBw ORLEANS Feb S.-COuon sales 5000 bbls.,
declined l-16a1 g. lower qualities decln ed Dost II
sIli Sugar buoyaEt, advanced la4, 6la6E; Molas-
ses advanced enc cent; Flour dull 5 90; Mes
Pork advancing. 1880, heavy cd 20 so; Oats 80;
Guunies III; Exchange on London advanced to 81
ass, on bills of lsding 7la7f; New York sight 4
discoynt
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From the Gold Wines.

ST. LOUIS, Feb S-Higbly fatiering accounts
from the Kansas Gold Mines continue to be re-
ceved at LesVeDw, nth.
OsssWatiamie Brown escaped into Nebraska and
the troops have returned
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CmARLFsrox RAcEs-FIRsr DAY, Feb. IA dis
patch to Col. s. H. Bugg, of this city, states that
Socks, the property of DR.. John Shelby, and enien-
ed By Mr.. Jsmes jackson, WOE the stake on the
first day over the Charleston Course Plane was
second. Hardin third and Carly fourth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

AcIdity of the stomach and indigestion.
81 can anyt thing after taking holland Bitter is
mark frequently made To persons troubled with aedy
the stomach would only say, IT, Is worldwide epu.
taon has been established by the wonderful it
has effected Dyspepsia, Jsundiee, Liver Com
PLANT weakness any kind, Costveness and Piles should
taken in small dose-say half teaspOOnu regularly three
times a day. before meals Ijan3O-d&ElE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

HARDwARE.-McCall & Co. offer large lot Of
common and medium and two blsded Pocket
knives, Log Chains, Vices, Grind Stones, German
andAmercan brster Steel Razor StrOps, Shoe knives
Stirrup Irons Bride Bits, MOrtice Gate Lstchs',
Curry Combs, and Bed Screens, at from twenty to
thirty per cent less "for cash." than the same
Goods can be bought in the market Gail at Kirk
man & Ellis old stand, No. "a, Public Square
jsnlS-6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

FINE ARTs.-It will be seen BY reference to anOth-
er column, that the Fine Collection" Of Oil Paint
ings now on exhibition at Benz. F. Shields upper
sales ROOM viii be sold at auction this evenings We
advise the ladies and gentlemen to call during the
day and examine them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

BARGAINS IN READY MADE CLOTHING We are
selling at Reduced Prices for Cash, the balance Of
our stock Of OVER CoATs-BUsISEss COATs-hedcg
Pants and Ves3 WARD, BERNIEGHAM 4 Co.
No. 20, South Side Public Square.
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We received teleraphic dispatch from Clsrks-
vile yesterday at noon, which states that the
Hon Thomas = Marshall passed there on board
the steamer Mianetonks, and will reach here this
morning
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Mr.. MeFarland's Varieties Douglas Commercial
HalD opens 10 night, with Miss salIie St. Clair
the star. Miss st. Clair appears as Camille il the
play Of that name.
Thio is a rev theatre, and should the manager
present good company, he will doubtless be liber
ally supported.
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Cincinnnfi rIarket.

C1xcrENATI, Feb Flour active but unchsDg-
ed Wbiskey 2j3; Mess Pork, sales ? 500 bills,
$4,000 bbls. city brands at SO 90; Lsrl III
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sale OF Telegraph Interest.

LOUISVILLE, Feb 3.-The river is stationary
with feet4 inches water IN the Canal.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
BoATs HAVING THIS DAYS
Riinnelonka for Psdueab, al I'm,
Ella for Ciucnasti, Al ?. m,
Fairy Qasen for cinoinnati, At P. m.
The river is falliag slowly, with I've feet On he
shoals.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Fairy Queen from Cincinnati
DEPARTED YESTERDAY
Clifton for Pitlsburg.
ConswagO for Cincinnati
ExPEoTsD.
Mslrose from Piitsburg.
Dasotah
Nashville from New Orleans,
Minuetouka from Paducah,
3 NJ Ran5an frem St. Louis.
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GRocERIEs AT AUcTIOS.-KirkpatTick, Nevins &
Cos. sale Of Groceries viii take place this morn
ing.
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Two good Job Pripsers can get employment at
this Office by applying Immediately.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

H. HAGAN,
50 Market and 8 Union street, Nashville,
Tennessee
Invites Country Merchants Book Sellers and Dealers generally
prses full stock OF
SCI OOL II cooks 8,
BLANK BOOKS,
Memorandum and Pass Books.
GOLD AND STEEL PENS,
WHITING PAPERS,
PRINTERS STATIONERY,
Envelopes,
WHITING INKS,
States and Pencils,
BONNET BOARDS,
POCKET AND FAMILY BIBLES,
Historical, Medical, Theological, AgricnI-
turaI, and
STANDARD WORKS,
Popular new Books, Newspapers, Maga-
zines, etc., etc., at Low Prices.
=. HAGAN.
GOLD PENS.
A Splendid Assortment Just received ls
F. HAGAN.
STEEL PENS.
Over 1900 gross Of superior quality just secelved by
ian2O I. HAGAN.
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II Lock Tor limitations Of lea a. Perrin's Wor-
ccsserslire Sance. see adssrsisepent Of Jei Dueas
4 soss auesl-.sse
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10. So Uussa stFect,
Have On Asna iarss aad sp'ersis e,;Isetioa Of
AMERICAN ASD ENGLISH ANaUAE.S,
illustrated Poets, works Of Arr.
PortEeiiOs, Writing Desks. Illustrated xu-
venile seoAss &c.s bound In The
very best naanner, " HIGH
tsey offer for.ase
All THE LOWEST PRICES.
Scenery 81 ne Uai,sl ssssus
Ornaments Of Memory.
Gems Of British AH
The FLORAL Cit Rook.
~ josephine Gallery.
IN Atisntsc sfpvenlr.
The Republican Court.
The Court Of Napoleon
Women u Beauty and ueroisu.
Gallery or Famous English and American posts
River Scenery Of France
dscIg
Autnorat CT the Breakfss Tsbls-TIoimes.
Miles staB5ish's Courtshi9. ~ Longfslov
ssng Of UaEatha. rs LonglelloF-
Complete pueteal Works, hy LonSfslioE.
Tom BroSn's School BOY Days at Buggy.
Poor ard Proud ly Oliver optics.
Bertran Noel A story for youth. by Z. J. May
For sale By JOHN YORK & Co.,
deeA No. -, Union street.
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e. -Fssa Rank OF West xennesses, AZ
sjE>slsss hzlPHIs.-Ths notes q this Bark viii BE-
r''sa q q Union Bank q Tennessee At Nashville dt
II LEX out Tor limitations Of Lea a. Perrin's WOr-
eesserslsirs Sanee. see advertisement Of 1e' Dusc.s
soSs augsl-'
Facts Tor Parents.--Ihe only way iauIe and over
come disease Is to begin onaton and remove the CAUSE
Hence pants have for great variety Of diseases
where worms have been the sole occasion Of the illness
PAhnesos celebrated vemuee the nidest and most eject
ual rensdy fer this widespread disease
NEWARK, \. j., March p 1854
Aessrs B. d. Fikaesioet & &c Gentlsmen- On SATURDAY
last gave vial of lahEes'ecks Frrniiuse To
three years old and in the u TIE das he passed barge
number q small worms aSu a iss ss Sss s'eIa. 9
the public as tbs best medicine lor worms
that knos Of chklsf4ANA cnLEs,
sold Wholesale ami retail by all the principal druggists ana
country merchants throughout ne United States
HOcIk city MIIIs.-L g. sAUK4g q CO., Psoprf
esors J. .. BAUMAN co., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
FLOUR pay the highest price all for Wheat and
Corn at their Mills, Line Cherry Streets Nash
Prices OF ser this dare until further
E SaSsi Family FiOsr 50 90 Zine Bran. eoc
U rhaS ted 60 Coarse Bran Bran. soc
Middlings, 50 Corn Meal, . bushel, zoe
articles sold By the undersigned deliverable place
city charge When selling BY quantity their
OfdscOunt is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
J. &. BAUMAN & co.
Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &c, from Rock City
Mills, viii hnd Order Box ct the Post Office and 81 W. H
each day. fdec Il 80 J.. BAUMAM a co.
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.
YVyENNESsEE Division, Temperance meet
~ Saturday night Temperance all No 5Saove csllege
street. near the square. A. NELSON.
PECK,
JAMES CLAIBORNE
TTToPIAN Temple Of Honor, No 81, Fdayeve
Z ming at the same Hall as above
A. T. BRADSHAW, W. C. 7.
ROBERT BRUCE, W V. 7.
W. H. MORROW, w. X.
TASVILLE Temple OF Honor No 3d. meesevery Wednesday
evening the Hall as above
W. A. WHERRY, W. C. T.
L. BENSON W. VT.
r.. BARCLAY, W. r.
UNDMUND DILLAHUNTY Council No ] Of T. A. < s. Tenn
NJ plars meet on the l Thursday evening in each month
the same Hall as above JOHN PATTERSON. c. OF c.
RIO. LAPSLEY, s. of @.
II. II. McALLiSTER,J. Of G.
J. HENRY CURREl, Comp. r.
URREY DECREE, Temple Of honor No. II, meets the
last Thursday night each month"; at the Hall
above W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D. T
B. W. PETTY, D. v 7.
iy3l " M. DALE. D. r.
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WAsHISGroS, Feb s.--iIouston introduced sill
10 ure the wo Jadicisl Dislr c's or Texas me OBJ
ieet being to removs ~streus.
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Facts for Parents.--The ony way to afrle and over
come disease begin fupao and remove the CAUSE
Hence pan have treated for great variety Of diseases
where voFms have been occasion o. te illness
Fahnesocs celebrated Vernuee the miIdest and most eject
ualrensay fer this widespread disease.
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BY TELEGRAPH


wAsaISsroS Feb. 3.-Ssasts -Bayard from The
judiciary Cammitfee sep riea adversely 10 the
aims Of Lana end Mccarthy as senators from
Inliaoa.
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New orleans Market, Jan. %.

C0TTONThe sales ~ the week c. $50 bales taken
for Great Brain France. the Continent OF Europe, Spain and
Northern ports With respect TO prices, have again
remark that the comparative scarcity Of clean b. t OottOns
abes holders obtain full prices for them. and find it
necessary slightly advance figures for better grades,
while owTuuHng and dusty descriptions very abundant and
continue neglected and mostly nominal.
telegrapc dispatch received here the ii ns rcporsa
decline of 3sc.-ED. UNION AND AMEkcAN.l
The receipts at this port since t September xcusiVs OF the
arrivals from Mobile Florida, and Texa) II5Oll5 bales,
against 2632 bales to date last and the increase in
the receipts all the ports the latest dates compared
with last is es In the exports from the United
States to foreign countries compared with the dates last
year. there Of bales Britain,
~ France, and Of &C. 6 lales other foreign ports.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

For several years have deaf which gradually grew
do hereby, with the satisfaction, testify have
under Dr.. Won Moxskers bat and ~
has already improved that degree lhzt feel my
duty to him and those who similarly afflicted advise them
place themselves, without delay, under hisesre.
JOHN R. sPITLER,
Nashville, Jan. 81, ls59. "a South Market street.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
Br
S. A. G. NOEL g. co.

--'-II 0III . . % IlII-lEs
NETE VIII sell, fss cash In fr,,t ~ -. " Z. L.,
w ing Groceries, 70 viz: $40. -
-, b sa S $3.50 All srsees; % kiss Almonds;
on 49, - -, ~ ~ bis Pecan Nuts:
I9o 49, - y. -loita'ess 10 DO Brazt Nuts.
49, ~'--oe1 -AdAy- ~ eases 3Iatrhes.
4. 49, -. - - coils Haailis Rots
county Whisky; IN a, .r.,e, '-ls7
20 bbls Gin, Brandy & Wins. $40 - NJ -
1a0 bxs 8 y W Chees: ssu - -. - hiA-si
go pigs Rasns all sizes; 80 ~
$50 MS Chewing TOtacca IN No.. s,. - SeiAisas
10 boxes Gig RS assorted: 80 al ~,
y-ef br0o1ns and nearly svesy other a-teIe -
longing g he 6roceFy business of uhieb ~
rally some eonsignments must hecisse,l - 49,
il ? We 20 seli As above "a y o'el5ek evur yr-
morning, .hruashoat tAs year rain or Shine.
feei7ih 5. @. SOEL CO.
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AUCTION SALES


AUCTION SALE or EOcERIEs.
CARTER WELLsFOlsD a Co.,
tsuoressors to Carter Mckay 4 c.. and r. Laaicr)
en- Tuesday, February sra, fsss,
EHTE Filioas sr cash Ia front o. oar Iaraaos No 8 si1r
w street large asort1ssst 81 fresh and Choice Er1
lssies. comprising in part the following articles
200 hnis - sugar, lf0 boxes E0llcra. vars h'1tl.
100 iaxs Rio Coffee, zo0 ca.-a Cave OYSTER
CO tags Llgavra Codees ~isI b1zes S. Bar sosp.
- hhis New M0las5es. go boxes Palm zasr-
80 y hhi+ noiasses. la1 loxes Foxes slircf
80 hbls Crusae and Powdered lte boxes Woods Starch
Sugar. 30 dozen Br1oni-s
800 bits Cincinnati WHISKY, go lozes stsr Candss.
= hhls NeNson do lUs boxes IalloV Dc.
50 Old Robertson County do so & tbls Crarherrier
50 old Aye and Bourbon DO 30 dozen Psictei Buchetz
> \ pipes brandy, 100 bows " 4 s d ciesss.
g bbsSater ADD B1tter Crack g bags Pepper
= srs, ~ feans Wrapping Paper,
leo kegs Nails, as5oT1ed. 20 eases Sardiness
7Oa,o99 sssoTeei gig4zs.
With many other articles Toe tedious 70 mention.
We intend sell goods vithoat reserve and vii
SsO oas without Iit lot ye sns v ni
Tobacco, manufactures ~ jas Thomas. r., q Riehaoad
CARTER, WTLLsgORD q CO.,
leSt-d No. Market street
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Conparretire Prices Of Cotton this date. in the ooiHg
gears 0tbrde Of Feightto Ltcerpooi and Of erSg Ec-
chtHge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

We, the undersigned have hesitation in stating from the ro
utaou know Dr. Won Nosclzkerhs acquired OcsLsT
that placed under his
satisfied Of treating EYE aud
EAR, is that Of scientific professional Eye and Ear Surgeon
We recommend all Who afflicted either Deafness Blind
delay placing themselves his once
receive the full beDeff Of his services.
". HT. SMITH,
d MeALIsTER,
THos. BELLsNYDER-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

Auction sale OF GroceFies
BY
NORRIS & TRATTON
On Wednesday 3IOraiRg next, sth Feb,
viii auction comp sssoTmsut u liroriS
ami Liquors, consisting in part Is follows:
- hhds Sugar all grades, so Demjohns, assorted.
3On bags choice Rio CoHse. 10 boxes Raisins
100 tbls AID half bbls Mot8ses- IO0 drums FIGS.
choice, - bags s Almonds.
200 PACKAGE Star Candies i boxes Pecans,
80 Do TaloE do 40 boxes Cove Oysters.
$50 boxes Soap. ~ i1aNes Tolaoco varicds,ris
20 do starch. 5000 81 isars, 20 a.
lU0dOzen Painted Buckets, IS blis Ynerars,
50 do Washboaids, les t:iis Tenn White HhisEv.
s. do Brooms, 10 DO tFands ID
30 kegs Nails, assorted. 100 boxes Bran ".
le0 boxes Glassware, do
VIII many other articles il the Grocery line.
fst3 NORRIS & STATION.
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NASHVILLE.


rHIDAr mOns1Ne, rrpnUARr !. 1850.
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TIIFIOSE FINE OIL PAINTINGS..-To save time
in description public generally and ladies particularly
are respectfully informed that they ready fer
hhon and sold in days BY caa in upper
auction Call and examine for yourselves We coesder
the collection the Gnsst yet offered in this market.
jan30-9 BENZ. i. SHIELDS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-04

To the merits Of these Speetacles would be My
peatns thing that all who have either used
them heard their friends speak Of them.
It By the urgent solicitation OF OF the most repee
ole citizens from repeated the just
plant that they had four ~ years ago purchased
Glasses, their friends have in vain tried to similar
sreetace aud the Of the fair promise, induced
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-11-12
MEETING IN CLEVELAND.

Seeing it announced in a Cleveland paper, that
on Tuesday evening, the 8:h inst, Parker Pillsbu-
~ would lecture in that city on John Brown, and
his course at ~IIarper's Ferry, we resolved to be
on hand. Knowing the ability and eloqu ence Of
the speaker. feeling that the theme was one that
ought to move the driest of conservatism dry
bones, and call up the very dead from their slum-
bers, we confidently anticipated a large and de-
monstra,ive gathering. We we're disappointed.
OF all of Cleveland's tens of thousands, we found
assembled but a few score Of live men and live
women. "Ten righteous would have saved q city
once" and Cleveland has more than that number.
God grant the few there faith to believe, and firm
ness to stand, until Freedoms victory ia won.
With such a speaker, and such a theme, and in
such an hour it would have been i'm possible not
to have had an eloquent vinjicntion Of Ossawota-
ME Brown, whose character wac truthfully por-
traYed as a hero whose deeds were much more
meritorious than those of Washington or La
Fayette, and whose love of liberty and apprecia-
ton of human rights far transcribed theirs.
But what cares Cleveland for Ossawotamie
Brown? Its politicians use him so far as the Old
Hero and his deeds can he made to advance the
interests Of our party and defeat the ends of the
opposition. Blu! SO far as the great aim Of his
life is concerned, SO far as relates to his recent
vindication of Human equality and defence of bu-
man rights, the Republicans of Cleveland are no
better able to appreciate such matters, than are
the Democrats there; and we woald infinitely
rather trust Gov. Wise to vindicate the character,
Of the hero of 1859 than look to The Cleveland
Herald or the Cleveland Leader Cor his defence
And what is true of the Republicans of Cleveland,
is true--so far as we ale able to lcarn--of Re-
publicans in general.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-11-12
EXECUTION OF CAPT. BROWN.

At n meeting of the Executive Committee OF
American Anti-Slavery Society, held in Boston,
Nov. LIST, the following Resolution WAS adopted:
Resolved, Tha. ii is recommended to the friends
of impartial freedom throughout the Free States,
in case OF tho eSeoutiUn Of Captain John Brown,
now on trial for life in Virginia, to observe that
tragical event, ON TIE DAY OF ITS OCCURRENCE, 10
such manner as BY them may seem most appropri-
ate in their various localities--whetler BY public
meetings and addresses, tho adoption Of resolu-
tions. private conferences, or any other justi6aLie
mode Of acticn-for the !urtherancc Of the Anti;
Slavery cause, and renewedly to consecrate Them
selves to the patriotic and Christian work Of effect
ing the abolition of that most dangerous, unna,-
ural, cruel aud impious system Of slavery, which
is the fruitful source of oil our sectional heart
burnings and conflicts, which powerfully and in
creasins ly tends to promote servile instructions
and civil war which cannot be more truly or more
comprshensively described Their as THE SUM OF
ALL vILLANISs," which is 81 burning disgrace and
fearful curse to the whole country and by The
speedy extinction Of which, alone. cum the land be
saved from violence, blood, and utter demoralisa-
ton.
In behalf Of the Executive Committee of tho
American Ansi-Slavery Society,
WIN. LLOYD GARRISON, Pres.
c %aSnaaH g. tn s ! Secretaries.
pa-Editors of newspapers are respectfully re-
qaeSted TO COPY the above.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-11-12
Il A TRIALS.

Virginia is h~urrying through these trials al
though her existence depended upon despatch
Since Browne conviction, several others have been
found guilty. The indictments all being for TIT
same act, the testimony taken in the cases subse-
quently tried varies but little from that given in
the case Of Brown. The colored men however,
are not arraigned for treason. Stevens has been
handed to the U. S. authorities for trial, who will
doubtless feel thankful for the privilege Virginia
has granted of trying one of the men whom they
captured. Cook has plead guilty, and made a
confession. At last advices his case was before
the court.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-11-12
G O 0 4!

At a recent meeting of the Worcester Co.
Mass Anti-SlaverJ Society, the following reso-
luton was adopted.
Resolved, That. as Abolitionists, we have no
disclaimers to make, no apologies to offer. for the
recent attempt Of certain Anti-Slavery men of
uarper's Ferry, to break the rod os the oppressor
by the same means by which our revolutionary
fathers secured our own national independence.
On the contrary, while, in the absence of all relia.
Bile information, VIC are un ,ble to judge of the
wisdom Of their measures, We are prompt to avow
our cordial sym pathy with the spirit, and our de-
vout admiration of the heroism Of that valiant lit
tie band, who preferred to Gle struggling for their
country's freedom, to living in q country where
education is q crime, where marriage aud the
family relation are trainpled into the dust, and q
million of women are daily offered in the market
Tor prostitution.