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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-01
THE ANTI.sLAvERY BUGLE.

1911 hNli-ChAN EN- DOObb,
EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, OHIO.
by the Executive Committee of the Western Anti.
Slavery Society.
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crested in the dissemination of anti.slavery truth
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selves or use their influence to extend its circula.
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LOCAL AGENTS FOR THE AN~Tl-sLAvERY BUeLE.
Mrs. NJ. G. X. AFTER, Salineville, Ohio.
Mrs. G. l. Morgan, Sylvester, Green Co., Wis.
Phebe T. Merritt, Ionia, Michigan.
Adrian, Samuel nayball, Michigan,
Livonia, Harriet Fuller
Plymouth, Isaac N. Hedden,
Ypsilanti, Samuel D, Moore,
Union City, John D.. Zimmerman, Michigan,
McRoy Grove, ThO's Fox,
Battle Greek, Phebe Ii. Merritt,
Bedford, Henry Cornell,
Pennington, Abram Powers,
Ann Arbor, r. Glazier.
Edinburgh, Thomas G. leighton, Ohio.
Joseph Pickett, Winchester, Indiana,
VIM. Hern, Brighton, Indiana.
G. L. Gale, Northport, Indiana.
VIM. Hopkins, Fremont, "
Elizabeth Morse, Angola,
Henry Bowman, J ohnstown, Barry Co. Mich
Daniel Earle, Newton Falls, Ohio.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26


AN ACT making appropriation io the payment Invalid
other pensions of the United S'aes the year ending the
THIRTEEN OF Jups, eighteen hundred and sixty
BE enacted ty tie Seass and House Of RePressHfatE6so OF
hts United SUES u 1iEsero8 0agfess Gssembis, That
tae foioNi sums b and ne hereby appropriated, ont
ay ey in the Treasury otherwise appropriate the
payment Of pensions Tor the ending the treth Of june
for nya'i pensions four hundred and
thirty thousandd5ars
pensions Of the eighteenth March, hteen hun.
dre1 anA esteen nfeenth Ay eighteen hudred aud thirty
eight AMI seventh Juue, eighteen hundred aud thirty two. forty
thousand d,lisrs
y var aader the ;rd sectou o. the act Of fourth July, esh
hundred and ry-six, of seventh July. eighteen
hundred and thyeht thd March, eighteen hundred and
fory t seventeenth Juneeishteen hundred and forty Tour,
second Feiry ani eniy-ah Juy eighteen hundred and
forty sight, aad second section third February
hundred ana MY three two undr and fourteen thousand dol
ss
For pensions to widows orphans. under first s7ctlon at
fourth July hievn hRsrrei and thiryx, Of twenty
February eighteen huu.rsd AMI aiy three, nd under special
acts, ffy thuus N tlJisrs,
Fer n w invalid lersioss, tgo tliousand dollars
FOR pensions dsWsaad as, uner cieIeventh
Angus. lnndstd and forty eight one hunrI and
fifteen thous n dollars.
For priy.iesr iHysii d Gus thousand dollars,
Sec = And te ~ fa4r aalse8 U in all of app
cattn for the payment II pJns 10 iLvas several
Laws of Congress, antE penstnsto nvas the u
certiaef By Tie msisifa bttre whom theadav
consib the disability the pension was or,
ny grated describing . aud the Of such disability at the
time Of making the Affidavit shall accompany apple Of
The first py ment, which shall fall upon ay IN the fiscal
year fr wach pr5yin is male Ten 70 e declared by the
cecrutlr the interior. end Of ery two wears er
aer: AMI il case Of eiunuad dis y IT sb lie stated II
below t which the pension originally praptd
he applicant shall apy lie Paid at The in the AFFIDAVIT
granted for total disability consequence Of the Lose Of limb
cause cannot whole Or in plr be rey
ed the and y shall not be necessary endte the ap
Approved, March, ,, 1853.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26

We learn from the Fayetteville 0lsvssr, that Hon.
GEORoE W. JonEs has withdrawn his name as can.
didats for Congress in the Sixth District Mr.. JoSEs
has 9selin Congress for ysars and during all that
time henas done no act, he has given vO e be hes
uttered 10 sentence in conflict with the PRINCIPLES Of
the Democratic party Or the duties Of hcn'ft Pas
triOtic represen alive Of The people. The honors
which he has receivedfro his constituents have been
unsolicited He retires With their fullest confidence
and esteem. lie has serEed his country and bis
party, with fidelity and zeal that knows no sbate
ment. He asks 20 reward save the approval Of bis
eountrymen and Of his own coosceinee, and 'hat he
win enjoy in bis retirement well as 10 pub life.
lie resigns the high trust which has been 80 long
committed to him, without tlot upon his fame or
stain upon his reputation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26
Nnw PUBLleAr1oas


0EN fCLCAtL
NEANDERs HISTORY OF ouRIsrIAS b0cr4s -.
lated from tie eerunsn, - Or. T. Ryl.nl ca.nls l.
two volnlres. tBoan's Standard Library-)
JEssEs ANECDOTEsOf DOGS New clifton va fsr-. "a
ditons Illustrated ~ numerous fns Wo5isuts .at e.
yey Bewsk, aud others. "A highly auishei stesf .v
ings, after Cooper, Ianse-r, Arnfsid &c roiuns 49,,
tBohn's illustrated Lihary)
cARfENTRRs (Ds ". BJ BGFANT AND VrarTfTr-
PHYSIOLOGY An Introduction 10 tie stu ~ or ti ro,.
be Kingdom New eaon. Revised . Dr. Iansere- Wa
several hundred Illustrations on Wood rBosns ssniss IL
hFaryl
ne rae ssaes 'f bohA ssrissef LLBRARKI cor.Dri,s
sAMUELPEPY's DIARY OF The TINES OF cuAn6Es NJ
illustrated clifton. with p Cue Portraits &c F.u- 1870
JEssks VENDORS OF TIIE STUART c0URr in Ne Psl- -
James J. Charles and H., james H. Fiss stsei Po
traits. 3Yolumes =
IL cuts. -
ARIosTos ORLANDO FURIosO, Translated BY ". & Ro-.
2vols, Fine plates.
DANTE, Translated into English Verse By l. C. WuIa4r n
Third sdion, carefully revised Complete in one vou, -
Portrait and 30 iilurstions on Steel ar Flaxuss 1f
TAss0's JERUSALEM DELIVERED. Translassd into Knz.
lish spenseran Yerse, with Life Of ths Antaor b J n
WHFES 4ih edition. with p snsssynss On wood by Thurs.
ton, and sngravings steel 1 vol.
sULLYs MEMOIRS Memoirs Of Tie Duke CT suily primo
Minister Henry the Great, Of Ersnee With rassoaus.ou
snd Nots ~ Walter scott. and four auepariras vols
PHILIP De CONFINES MEMOIRS or FRANCE AND Bur.
GuNDY, ia the resns OF LOUIS XJ and Charles te 8os
tfaHsaie vita Naes, &C.. - sobs P5r,raiia svolz
W. T. BERRY 3 CO.
nls3 PubEe s4uars.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26
Orficiai from nIexico.

The New York HeraLd's Washington despatch o.
Of the 22d says that The State Department received
this mcrping dispatches from Mr.. GHUcHwELL, d.
rect from Vera Cruz,
HI states that the Juarez Government is gaining
strength and stability every day, and that it will
be abs to hold out against Mirsmon, eveu though
he should take Vera Cruz, which, however lheIe is
no possibility OF his doing He suggests the pro-
priety of recognizing The Juarez Government, and
thinks it good stroke Of Tolicy.
Our Government will not, at present, take Mr..
CHURCRwELL's advice It intends TO wait until
something is heard frem Mr.. McLane.
Senior Mata had an interview with the Secretary
Of State, before leaving here, and learned what
course the Administration intended to pursue. he
will remain in New Orleans for the present.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26
The Home and Grave of Washington


The State of Massachusetts has bought the home
Of Hancock, rays the Washington SiGtes, and The
Boston press forthwith iauns Virginia with her neg
ligencs in not making the home and grave of WASH
ington the ire Of the State.
A genuine BOstonian, the Gatss continues verify
believes that God made the world mainly to hare a
place 10 put Boston n and that The chief business Of
the SUD- moon, and is to shine for its deleca
ton. In this spirit negligent Virginia is invited to
hide her hlushing head under The patrOniziDg wing
of exemplary Massachusetts.
Boston forgets that New York purchased and rev
erently preserves the Hasbrouek House at Newburg.
simply because it was WesbiDgtcn's headquarters
during two of his revolutionary campaigns, though
New York makes ne great ado about it. Tennessee
dill The same By the Hermitage, Old HckOrys be
loved Homestead; but Tennessee does not ring the
bells and sound the truupets thrice day in glOri
feation thereof Virginia has never ceased 10 be
The properly an home Of wasaiogtous nearest of
kin aud it is now in the best keeping since no sin
gle State has it, aud The women Of America consti-
tuted themselves the guardians of his grave.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26

JOINT RESOLUTION anendaory an act entitled San act
to regulate the compensation Of members Of Congress APP
proved August sixteenth hteen hundred ffy sS so E
as relates such Memls shall die during their Of
vice.
Pc reS0lced bg tie Senate 6Hd House Of Representatives.
Of the CAitL states ef 1aeFicI is Congress assembled, That
whenever hereafter person elected member Of the
House % Representatives shall die after te Of
which he shal have been elecei,
shall be computed and paid to his widow wilow survive
him. his h Law for the period that shall have elapsed
the Of such Congress aforesaid the
his death at the rate ofthe thousand dollrrs per Pro
Ue h9Ce5r, That compensation shall he computed aud paid
ali for period q ot less than three months, and, Pro
vied uhrr That in shall constructive mileage be
puted or paid,
Sec BE heT esoUsd That the compensation Of esch
person elected appointed afterwards supply vacancy
cccasiuned, shall hereafter compensated aud paid the time
the compensation his predecessor hereby directed to be
Bu;ed and paid for and not otherwise
J. Be JF ssOtred That the provisions Of this Joint
resolution, the beneficial the widow heirs
Law Of meIler OF Congress Aforesaid, shall be extended
applied the widows and heirs law Of Members elected
the Congress- who have died since its
Approved, MIrch3 1850.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26
Tornado i'm Arkansas.

The Camden (Ark.) Eagle gives an account of q
terrible tornado which visited that vicinity few
days since. We copy the following PARTICULARS
The district of country visited, lies about four
miles south of Camdon. II had been raining for
tome hours, ana The heavens had been overcast
with clouds dmi1g the whole of the day; there
was nothing however to deno>e the approach of the
tornado. Indeed, it vas so Idden not to leave
time for The iuhabi ants 10 take any precautionary
means OF safety Suddenly, and without warning,
1t burst upon them, destroying and overturning eve
~ thing in lis pathway-uprooting aud twisting
of trees tie very mcnarchs of the for6s, though
they had been reeds rsizing houses to the grouni,
and leaving behind nothing but assm2kiug desOla
ton. It's course was from S S 10 NE Several
dwelling houses, together with all oul buildings,
we're entirely demolished including those Of Col A.
I. Hawthorne, The Mes rs. Rogers, Nelson, Annis,
wilson, and Smith Col Hawthorne received some
severe bruises from falling timber, but is not ser
ously injured.
Every tention was given to the sufferers, and
we hope their mi-tortunes may soon be in some de-
gree allevisied.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26

The Cincinnati Daily Times is authorized by Gov.
Corwn to contradict the assertion Of q Washington
correspondent of the n Y. Express that "GOv. Cor
win, 10 Ohio, makes Gov Seward the butt of his
merciless ridioue 'The remark of the letter wri-
ter" says the Times, sis without the slighes; fOun-
dalton, and Gov CorWin sincerely regrets the pub
LEGATION of a paragraph imputiDg to him want of
proper regard for the New York Senator; that he
knows too well the profound esteem in which Gov
Seward is held by the people Of Ohio ami other Wes
tern States; TO treat hmOr his pretensOns in a spirit
Of ridicule; that waile he differs from Gov. Seward
in slme of his doctrines which be considers rather
theoretical than raoieal, rather adapted to state
Ofslhirg' to be desired than to one likely soon to
occur be regard- bin worthy to rank among the truly
fsminent statesmen Of eVimes."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26
The Eighth Congresslonal district.

The following merited compliment 10 our gallant
standard-bcarer in this Congressional District sp-
pears ia the Editorial columns of the Memphis AJ-
peal. We assure our contemporary that the Dem9,-
racy of the Eighth will not prove themselves inseDs
bic to the merits Of their gallant lder but will raj
ly sreund him with zeal and determination that
will ensure his eleetion
The Democracy CT thu counties of Davidson,
Cheatbam, Robertson, NJ ,ntgomery, Stewart and
Dickson composing he Eighth Congressional Dis
son, as their candidate for Congress DR. MEsEi s
We regard as one tf the stTonge men, If not The
very strongest in the district, in contest with Col
QUAzLEs. In the last State campaign, he made one
of the most gallant aUd successful canVasses fer State
Senator ever made in the State, defeating bis Know
Nothing competitor-himself strong and POI ular
nan-iu a district where the Opposition majority
was clearly against him. He is gentleman Of pleas
ing ard popular manner, fine address and command
ing APPEARANCE, and is, Wuhal, enc Of The me 81
powerful the hastings TO be found in any
portion of the State. We chance TO know that DR..
MENEEs does not desire (he posilcn tut would vast
Il prefer 70 remain at home, 10 the bosom of his
family, ans prosecute the lucrative practice of his
profession which he enjoys. For him. Office has go
charms to serve his parry and his Country an
pOluoa position no fssciBations Superior 10 those
when surround HIM by reason of the respect and
afTecuon of his neighbcrs But he has not refused
10 buckle on his armor and draw his good sword in
a contest which, honestly believe, will result in
the redemption Of the Metropolitan dis rct of Ten
nessee from he tbraldom Of UoWNOjhiDg rule In
debite, we are assured he will prove himself fully
equal to his compe itor and in personal popularity
his superior. We invoke friends in that district
to exert their utmost energies to uphold the hands
of their gssnl STANDARD bearer, and insure them
selves glorious victory. We Welrecoect the shout
Of Iiumph which spontaneously went up through
eveIp portion of the South, when Hon. AVDBEw
EwING endorsed his competitor and carried the Me-
lropolitan district for Democracy. similar ova-
ton aad exuItaiiou will attend the triumph Of the
Spartan band in the lead of the gallant MENEEs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26
Approximations of walkers Return TO
Nicaragua,

The steamer Curb which left TruxTilO on the 5th
Of March reports that the country quiet, but the
people are still apprhensige Of sudden descent CT
the great Flibuster Chief, and the fret question
askcd upou the arrival of American vessel is.
"Wbst is General Walker about y
A passenger on tie CariB says that 'GenerHl Walk
er has unaoud.edy = considerab punber If friends
among the Iibsral .rty of theIa'erior CT Central
America, who await bis arrival Il il The suPpOsi>
ton in 0moa that his int n'ion in his attempt with
the Susan, was to capture 0moa, and hold it until a
sufficient humber Of his men bad arrived TO enable
him to march 10 The interior"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26

Laws Of The Usttaed states.
Pub 40.

Az ACT making an aprop r the payment Of the expen
ses Of investigating committees and for CIher purposes
Be II enacted ~ he Spase oa 01se Of Representatives. Of
he isd sttt5 Congress 1ssesated, That ts
OF ten thousand dollars the hereby atpro
pte oni q any money in the treasury not otise approPs
Ated for the pa nent Of expenses Of the several Investigating
Committees OF e oue Representative during the presen
Congress- and that tbs SHALL E added % tie mi eellaeaus
item d the contingent fund OF @ House III whatever nov
mains Ct ne appropriations lestls esFing maps, charts
and other pit e accompanying can oreret 70 be printed
At ths frst session o The ihry fourth congres contained in
supply deficiencies Improved May fifteenth eighteen
hundred and fifty six: FoeeG Thai the Clerk OF the House
charge 70 sail mise item, any defcences In the
for stationery, folding deets furniture and repairs
OF The same In tlie south az OF The Capitol
Approved, March 3. 1853
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26

no EAlFsa ees8LUN 70 De taIFeNs-
From the follOsiog correspondence, il will be
seen that the President at present has NJ Intention
Of calling an extra session:
WAsnIKGTeE, March 81, 1853
Sin, have inst learned that il IL the de era nina
tion Of tie President call 81 extra s'ssio3 Of
Congress anain vieS Of this Of the fl uFeaf,tse
Posi- Office Appropriation BILL should be gill to
learn what coarse Of administration Is pfoposs hy
The Department for the relief Of is creditors, azd
especially If any provision IS contemplate for ex
tinguisting its liabilities which have already ma
tur, and are now payable
| have the honor TO be, very respectfully, your
obedien. s,ryaEt. GEoAas MAlTIs6LY.
S1f't Potoms Sleamb .at Co.
Hon. JosErH HoLr poHmastsr Cereal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26
MORE 10 BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
Is HEST DAAD DEM

EVER
Worn by Kings or EmpefOFS
what! why a Beautiful Head OF Hair.
KoAUsEis the ornament God EiuiseJ pr0rssd Tor all
Reader, although the may bloom
brightly II the glowing cheek Tie be ever sarkings the
teeth he those OF pearls, if The head Is Fef Of its covering,
the hair be snared and shrvesd, Aag3h and Dry still
Woods Hair Restorative, used I've or three nes week. will
and permanently to all such dead
tne following and judge The Erer is the celebrated Pianist,
DE. WooD:- NV YoRK, April 70. 1854.
Der me to express to you The obligations an
the restoration my hair its original
my arrival u Unei States rapidly
tive is original hue. consider Restorative
as seIs wonderful Invention quite eaeaeons as we'll az
agreeable. M dear sir, yours truly, ,,,
UDryeh ar Gvyliedyct'
Welsh Newspaper office. - Nassau st April y ls5s.
PKoS o. J. We0D; Dear SirSome month 81 ago
oe Of your Hair Restorative and gave it ny wife,
concluded to Try il on her hair little thnkng the time
that you'd restore the hair to M original COLOR but 10 her
we'll surprise, alter few weeks trial it has performed
that wonderful turning all TIE gray hairs DARK brown,
at the sane time lauuyng and tickeizg e hair, strongly
reseuend tie shove Restorative % ali persons in want q such
eanseh Of their hair. CHARLES GARDEN.
NKw YORK, July - ls57.
PEoF @. ;. WOOD; VIA eonfdencs do recomnend your
hair Restorative bLg the efeacieus article
Since using your liar Restorative ny hair and Ehksrs winch
we're almost white have Gradually grown dark and now feel
confident that few more applications will restore them to their
natural color 1t also has relieved Of all dAnud and
pleasant itching 50 common among persons who peEspr freely
PRor wooD-About two years age nv hair Commence falling
of and turning fst becoming bald, and hal tried
many remedies eject commenced using your RssOra-
Il began fiji up, grow and turned former color,
(bacs. At this Ully restored original color,
health and appearance, and chrfuy ALL
Chicago, H.. slay :, leJT. J. D. HOES.
Tie estoatiy IS pui IN in bottles Of sizes viz are me
dum and small the small holds = pins: and rsais
dollar per bole the medium holds 1t twenty per mere
proportion thin the SMALL rets for dollars boe
the large holds quart forty per cent in proportions snd
Tet4ei Tor 50.
o. J. WOOD&CC Proprietors 3I2 Broadway, New York lin
the great n. Y. Wirc Railing Estashnent and ~ Market ST.,
St Louis, No.
sold By all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
novZ3-iSCWlyin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26

ARES0LUTIeN, in relation The section Of the act
CONGRESS entitled IAN act provide location cert
confirmed private land claims in The slate Ct Mssoar
Other purp SIS =
ResOtc6d By ne Senate and House OF RepFeselics Of tie
United SUITES of AHlercH in tOngFesS Descended That
second scton act o Cougess entitled provide
for the location OF certain confirmed land claims the
eighteen hundred aud fy eight IS hereby suspended
Operation ami effect until The end Of the Thirty Congress,
that patent patents shall he shall any action be
d BY the branch departneutp government or
Officer or agent thereof under virtue u said section
Approved, March g. 1859.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26
Pun: R. Q.


AREs0LUTI0N eOnfer the rank OF Gag officer on the
active service list of the United States navy Captain ChareJ
Stewart
Rsotosd6g he Senate and Hnsscf Representatives Of tie
ldfd STATES II Aalerq ia Congress dsseQJ!ed That the
President Of the United States and with the
sent OF the Senate, be- and he hereby authorized and eow
cred confer Captain Charles Stewart Of the United
the commission Of seor flag officer Of the United navy on
the active service list
Approved, March 2 1873
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26
rl,n mountnin plstrIct.

Wn sroKEs, Esq declares himself The oprO
s:tioh candid ste Congress in tie Fourth Disric,
He viii share the fate Of PIcxErr aud CutLoH and
all Che long lire Of martyrs Nho have fallen under
sAyAoE's temahawk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26
DR. KINGS DESPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Dr. King formerly Of New York, for the IastfouI
Sst@S years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who las de-
his attention the Of private diseases
thirty hstes himself, having attended to for
many years, and cured thousands, he isenae
diseases private nature, how bad hgy may
dj udicious mythical treatment, from negdet Of Their
Dr. Kings Disnsary No. p Dsaderek street, hctgeeP
Cherry and the Square, where he all diseases private
nature.
whou; naueious medicine inierTgncs
from business.
Of old recent date ofecually cuse1 in fen
operation which pain. Where Structure
exists, health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undeTnines the constitution much
STPIs with all the diseases Of the skin, growing Of neg
lec or tad treatment be eHCctually cured in few days
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, particular attention having been given
this disease and all the consequences growing Of It, brought
many ~ the destructive habits OF inc0uderae
Youths and excessive indulgence Of ePassOH neglect O.
which will undermine the e0ntrOu rendering the subject 12tt
Tor business society, and causing premature old age
Females who may laboring any dcuy Of The WoD'
may assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing ahcld 10 writing and stating their case, viii
fec enclosed, directed 70 DR.. A. King No % Deck
Nashville Tennessee, will have the Necessary medicine
their address with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed
0ee hours from O'Clock il the morning until Pin The eIin
may 93-d&wiy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26

Two new papers are TO be started 10 Charleston !;
ore re'igi,us dai Y, fOr which itsl of $780,
tOO has been raised; and the other political or
gan, designed to advocate the claims Of Senator
Hunter fer the Presidency, a capital Of S250,000