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IA All Medicines shouid be Prepared by
A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DR. J. = ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis. and that hon OF
diseases, ConsumPt4n; Price 80 cts, and 81; -,
diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder. THIS prepa-
ration is positive cure. Price 90 cts.
DR. J. s. ROSES PAIN CURER, for Rheuma-
tism. ChoGc, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels, Pans III the Back or Limbs. Price. IL, rs
and 50 cts.
DR.. J. 8. ROSES ALTERATIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PU HlFIER, for the cure Of Scroflla, old
Erupuons. Chrome Diseases, ULCERS, Sores
an impure stats of the blood. Price 81.
Sold BY Urugg lists. and By
WARREN l.. WARING,
ia Ally III Broad ST.. Agent for Rioamond
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SAMUEL 7. BAYLY. CHAsTAIN WHITE.
So ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Pracrice in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond, the counties of Hanover, Henrlco, Caroline,
6oochland and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL I. BAYLT, CoMMIss IONERo OF
DEEDS for all the States and Territories. Office
Of 18th and Franklin streets, near the State
Court House. Jy6--ts
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c.astteSG ~, IN = g bsa4, ssSs.It
GO N Ise SUI s Ian, on len;ss,
ley. between Mali aad Cary, iSSana ~ tHAa
near the Columbla.i hotsI NIyAtSSS tE,th ~ -
TEES. BAROUCuES, BUGOl 70 r '.a psJs
a sSs SSe ees m aas AID wofkmaushl -
siu be sold as low - good wots 81 sanetiaI, "
in the city OF Richnond, and rs.g sIs ~ tss q
sail from those Ia want OF any asL 20 0'ds.
maze line, as am determined 70 " ~ and O 81
10 sell NJ the lowest prices .Pessip'e'
sold that is new. warranted ,ap NAN5lh
fs iS--si2Ia "t|A'
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J. WoODW ARD,
~ DEN TIST,
~IIIO Office adjoining u. w. JoNEs. on Main,
between 9lh and 10th SITS keeps a selection of
TEETH, OF the latest improvements in color,
shape and strength, " hich he Will insert in the
best style, and to the necessities OF all posi-
bic cases. LINZ
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s,-m JOHN GREEN,

81 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts of the city of Rich
mond and county of HenricO Strict at tentlon
will be given TO all business entrusted TO him:
Office, for the present, with his father, William
Green, southwest corner Main and 18th streets.
lie Z7-6In
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srSs LAWRENCE S. MARYE,
3~A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices IN the Courts Of the City of Richmond
and the Counties of Henrlco, Hanover and Caro-
lne
He is also Notary Pa blie aud Commissioner ofthe
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIN WHITE
AID himself being dissolved, his Office is now on
18th street, Just below Goddln's Hall. te 3-iv
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VIrginIa and North Carolina to this et,.la
stock of his own and foreign MANCFACfTlYe
HATS. Purchasers i'll find Il To their lnte,s.,.y
call at his house previous to gong pttber ~
as he is leaving nothing undone sparing no "a
pense or pains to- keep the Southern trsde y, "a
South. Goods sold III this bouse wit lie w,,,. ~
ed TO compare tavcrBbl' IN quality and prcss.
goods coming trcT1 any other market. Tbs,s,
be fr,und all the qualities of Wool. ans ~,
HATS, from the lowest price negro hat 10 he a.
quality or gentlemen. Also. BOYS ard Cp -''
sty les LADIES' RIDING HATS and l. SnIis,Es
FURS. Of sill the various qualities AVID
Purchasers will do well TO call and exau,na
80 3-ts John DOLBY RIcb,n''.d y
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"a Rieinio..A ompanlon Tor every ladg,s

~ Ricinio--A compa ion Tor every ladg's
toilet, being the only article in which eau be
relied upon for keeping the hair smooth and IN Jig
place; inpartins a lustre, preventing 1t from fall
ing out and splitting, and becoming harsh and afy
from the use OF water or other causes. being Pre-
pared of new oil, from which all gummy mater
is extracted II does not leave the hair sticky, bat
soft and glossy, and prevents II from breaklnz
when braided curled, and is designed for de-
ilghtiui and elegant hair dressing
For sale by w. PETERSON i CO, Druggists,
Nj ain ST., and by the proprietor, E. A. HUDNUT,,
corner Broad and 18th sta lU-lm-
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HnaTuEaa NOTiCH6.

GAS INJURIES.
~ We have on hand the arge,' and rec, sel sr
stock of G IL Ian ID h l. RS, pEHDAN ~.
BRACKETS &c ever ofies al IN his city We
invite oil who a,e in want of GAS FlAIUhEo' 10
CHAS. y. YALE d co
12-Im Iron Block. Governor street.
las B, MACMURDO, AGENT MANHATTAN
y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, q I'VE"
York Office al the insurance Agency OF THos
M. ALFRtENp, on 18th street. nearly opposite ',od-
din's Hail. where app cations VIII Do recelVeo'
al
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MARBLE WORN g
vi IA CON UIAGEH-r

w JACOB VINGEN t.
MAN ACTu 5
italian and AMERICAN lfGfbs IL oIamsnS,
TonbS, HsaG-Pi.ceS, 3e"Q5Ses'y sIgIS ana dsS'sn
The public arc respectfully invited 20 call at my
Yard, between 9Th and otE SIS, on Mail; tadJoin,
my work, which cannot be e4celled by any other
establishment, North or South " hich | Will sen
WHARF Vi 9-2Il
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NOTICE-I return my slacere thanks to my
customers who have heretofore paid their
oilis so promptly those who have not, will ease
July last remaining unpaid the LIST Sc pts IN sei
next VIII be placed in the hands nf a eolieot r.
longer indulgence cannot pa given
Al l0-fa AffRE I'm MnS 20 az Main NJ.
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HECTOR DAVIS. -
II AUCTIONEER,
FOR SALE OF SLAVES, Richmond, Va,
gives particular attention To SELLING SLAF ES,
both publicly and privately.
AR. d. JAMES has an interest In the bust
ness from this day. j 18-6m
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.--s--
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

= ,,lr-4a7.,s, 49, y s--'y-0iN''|~7"
8 s';EIsSS Il fS Ss'iS'''
win n,so,,cs in ali the Courts OF the city of
Richmond, an in the counties of Hesrico and
Hanover. and in the Circuit Courts OF Essex and
"a. Once on Ross street, two doors from Rich
mond House. seb-3m
60 A. ASCOLI, NJ. D..
NEW YsoR hkn e Of s K,s fF92MG G.
Office and Residence or Franklin st., corner OF ith
omo. ,o.-, ;u R,ehmend. Va a.; spM
Uiice hours I'll ii A. M and from 10 M.
tSundays exceptedJ sc Ism
: : y Mi Minor t+q5 = !; ' ."1aw
mo. Law Building; Franklin street Richmond
Virginla.) 90 =,
win attend to nil business conneote with the
Legal | roiesslon.
OF the Stale of Missouri. have assoclated Win
me ia the Practice of Law, in this city, Mr.. VIM
Ciopton will not only finish all business he, etofore
undertaken by me, but will conduct al new tha NJ
hi s ;ablIlts and fitness in every respect cordially
and unreservedly recommend MIN to All my clehts
and friends and to the public generahy.s can DC
found at our office until about the RotR % SeP,s"
richmond August 9th. 1850. auT-lm
gES sROCKOE HILL K X l.
~ AGENCY.
G. w. H. TYLER,
OGce on Marshall, betceeH StIth and Serehth
Streets,
Continues to RENT our HOUSES, HIKE OUT
MIG ROES SELL REAL ESTATE, Sell. NE
GROES, and act rs GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal PATRONAGE be-
slowed upon HIM for three years past Sc S-oln
CUPPING AND LEECHING.-
NA Mrs. WOOLH0USt, over Saml Suther-
lands Gun Store, 1872 Main street, Richmond, will
wait on all those requiring her services
ia Constantly receiving, per steamers, 1resh
LEECHES. ,
rs All orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent by Express to all pats OF the State.
NB.-A new style of LADIES' BANDAOES.
that are much liked, made to order.
au 2-3m
gas DR.. Il. 5. McGRUDER, of Henri
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" M. BOSHER, SlSCESSUh 10 WILL
-. SON BOSHER, WHOLESALE AND RE
ticles, 10 which ne asks the attention OF his
friends and the public: Rio, Laghayra. Java and
of different grades Loaf, Pulverzed and Crushed
SUGARS; Smoking and Chewlng TOBACCO, OF
different brands Old DOMINION Nails, of all sizes;
country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
Shoulders; Cotton Yarns, . good assortment; II.
ner's Rye Whisksy, old and good A. w. Sher-
mans Eye Whlsssy A; n Weeds Bye = ~, WIS
Whisky, two years old; Common Whiskeys in
variety; French Brandy, Madeira Wines, and
other articles, too numerous to mention. Call aud
sxsmne, at No. l, cor. 18th and Main sts.. oppo-
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NUTiCE.-l have this day appointed j q q r.,
~ MIAH C0UGHLN my agent 10 sell in tue ID
Market: to buy for cash only, AID sell nn any ter ma
he may think proper. JOHN Ryan.
- l9-5w1 .ft E{a3
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EDNtN WUhchAM L. CO.,
II GROCERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

hEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
SOLICIT eouslgnments OF TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, &C., TO the sale OF which EDWIN
WORKMAN will give his personal attention.
~ Advances made on conslgnments.
BAGS furnished when required.
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~ LAND AND SLAVES
Ef3 CullNlX OF AMELIA EAn ~ IhR
HATS, &c.
=. JAPANESE HAT

- ,.p,Nrer ,IIAPPANESE HAT
Just received, fresh supply Of the Ngrr0,,
beautiful sty les Of S0fT HATAsS S o, soma new N
Elicit 4 WEISIGRP,s
as Ier ~ ~ oI
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N AUCTi0NEER md COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales of HORSES,
MYTHS, WAGedQ0Nss &c at the Horse Lot every
Stock intended for sale will please be entered be-
ore the mort ing of tie sale.
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En CASES ESTRADA LiCOHlSE in store,
w fot ssls By POTTS, FARLEY 4 co.
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FREIGHTS.
F0REIGN.-In foreign fTeights nothing doiI
for want of vessels

MONEY MATTERS-EXCHANGE
NORTHERN E1CHAN6E-On New York ana Phils-
delphia q a Z prem.
Such OF the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank Of
the Valley, as are not taken by the Banks, at
discount OF n ~ cent.
The notes of the Trans ALE hany Bank are Is ~
cent. discount. Bank of Kanawha, no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes Y y
cent discount.
The notes Of the Bank of Weston and the Bank
OF Manassa, Is per ct. dis.
GOLD and SILVER per cent prem,
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GROUND PLASTER FOR sALE.--We,
~ the undersigned, have entered Into a Co part
nershp, this day, for the manufacture and sale of
Richmond Ground PLASTER, and have taken
the III Ii on the south ide of the Dock, formerly
used by Messrs. n H. F. Sharp. Our MIR. H F.
Sharp will pay particular attention to the grind
ing of the Plaster, and pains will lie spared to
make 1t equally as good as any manufacture in
this State,
MIR. SHARP has been aged IN this business for
several ears, and understands it thoroughly. All
orders left With Messrs. Edmond, Davenport &
Co., Messrs. J. T. Butler Il CO., or at the Mill,
will be promptly attended to. The concern will
be carried under the name Gad styie of ID.
LAMBERT co. D. LAM BERT,
w. H. SCOTT,
Sc l-dlm H +. SHARP
FRESH BUTTER.-I have made arrange
men.s with some Of the principal Darymen of
Orange county, New ORR, and of the Delaware
Valley: Mary land, and of the Virginia farmers,
west OF the Blaze Ridge, u keep me supplied du-
ring the Winter and Spring, with their
BEST + ESH b U T t Err
through these arr.ngements, can always keep
on hand p snpeTloc article of FRESH BUTTER,
low price.
For sale Wholesale and retaisy
J. 5. ROBERTSON,
Next to corner Governor and Franklin sis.
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DAVIS, DEUPREE IL co., will give taei
~ entire attention to the
SALE OF NEGROES.
Publicly and privately.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Corner MayO and Franklin streets,
RO. ii. DAVIS.
VIM. y. DEUPREE.
y. Il. FUNDREN.
RUFUS G. MADpux, Clerk. Je 1-lJ
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A CAkD--We verv earnestly request custom
"A and others, who have our BAGS, TO send
them to us full of gram, i ready to send il, or
empty, by the next tram. We are suffering great
ia various hands who have neg lected to return
them. In short time We must make up bag &C
counts and charge the holders with them When
we send bags to any person, they should be re-
urned promptly.
Much of the wheat we receive is damp. Farm
oug ht To dry 1t at home. Barns, gTanaries and
- all out OF doors" big enough to spread it in,
Farmers lose Immensely by inattentIon TO this
point
We have fallen on psrllous times, when debt is
fearful Filling orders for gulno, &c, the
faith of growing crops, won't do for those who have
10 oul them on time. safe principle of individual
economy Is to make money be fore we spend it.
BE Its MADDUX co.
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arge supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, OF
superior quality, to which We call the attention
our customers.
DOTS, FARLEY CO.,
L GROCERS, COuMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary St.,
Richmond, Va.
Special attention gwen TO the sale of TOBACCO
WHEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE, AM EUorsl
advances made on oOlslsnments.
k RfkcAHfb 5 B. bH FARLEY, Late ofPetersburs.
HENRY s. WILLIAMS, Late of Norfolk.
JAS. 4. MARSHALL. Late of Petersburg.
II III. SIMMER & co., Grocers and Con-
Il. mission Merchants, No. 9 Cary street, Rich
mond, Va. offer their services for the sale of
Wheat, Corn, Flour, Tobacco, dc. The usual
advances made on oonsl gnments.
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BEEF.-The sales OF Cattle at the Scales this
week sum up I7o head, at prices ranging from
81 Is TO IS gross. AS usual at this season of the
year numbers were sold by the head. making d
heavy supply, consequently no material change in
prices.
HOGS-Nnne sold at the Scales this week We
quote at IS so to $40 net as u quality.
SHEEP-superlor grades may be quoted at S4 SO
TO 90 gross; inferior grades at s2.2, to $50
head.
4 LAMBS-As quoted last week, 81 Is to 50 per
ad. But lew eiling.
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE,
On Cary, I'd door bs!oIc l2th Street, and aert TO
Flour Inspectors former Office.
j Al q n x q L, a. 4 Il L, L. Z

y. M . n IL - T. g y IL / T. X,
(SuccessOr to Jas Thomas, Com'r MeTchant,l
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond,
and the public sene rally, that he has purchased OF
the legal agent of Mr.. Jas. Thomas all his stock on
hand, such as CORN, OATS, HAY, CORN
deal IN GRAIN, FEED, TOBACCO. FLOUR,
select parcels of country cured RACON, BUT
ing every effort TO facilitate the interests OF
those who may favor the new concern. A contnu-
alton of the patronage heretofore extended TO his
predecessor is solicited.
He refers, by permission. to Messrs. WAGON
Err, HILL Il ARCHER, VANLEw, TAYLOR Il Co,
JONES Il Co.. RICHARD CAyTHoRN, Esq, PHILIP
b. PRICE, Esq, Richmond, Va.
jy 28-3ui J. MONROE CARTER
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w M. 5. RUYSTER,
w MERCHANDISE BROKER

L partnership for the transaction Of a COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, under the firm of LEWIS
tcular attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber house No IS Main street, long occupied by
Lewis Webb LEW Is WEBB,
JOHN q. WADE.
RICHMOND. VA. Nov. ]. 1889 no 7-dow&swts
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John n. GORDON IL son,
l4TH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hammered. English and English Refined, English,
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
ZION, Hoops, Band and Scroll TT Ion' refined Piow
sizes, for timers nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold IN this market apl--t.
L RICHMOND, VA
BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
keeps constantly on hand all descriptions of EN-
VELOPE, MANILA AND WRAPPING PA
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, of all quail
ties and sizes, furnished at short notice. Csxb
paid for Rags. -
oo l0-dly GEO, WHITFIELD, PTeE'k
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WATKINS &c Flick LE n.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
100 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-05-19

The Chiidrsn's Meeting in Salem was held last
Sunday afternoon in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Tho children of our village, and many
Of their parents, some seven or eight hundred be-
Ing in attendance.
Il was n novel sight to see so many Of all class
es, from the ~strictest Sunday orthodox, to the
greatest he.eredox, intently listening to tho dis.
course Of a Progressive Friend, in a Methodist
Church, who, like Jesus, illustrated great princi'
Piles by interesting parallels or stories.
ions thing was / glad to see, the. slave was moi
forgotten BY Mr.. Dngdole. who seems to take the
Particular opportunities afforded to him, to i'm.
press upon the plant minds of children, a hatred
Of the vile system Of Slavery in our country.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-05-19

until arrangements nre so matured, tina! Right
shall triumph over Wrong, when the clash OF arms
shall come. l would deprecato the efasiou oil
blood yet il nothing elsa will DO, let it come !
There is probably more Of human woe every year
in American Slavery, than woull suffice If well
directed, to free the land from bondage. l rroph-
sey that war will come; that long tnd terrible
will be the contest, yet that the storm will finally
pass over, and the clouds and darkness %disperse.
Truth aud Justice shall become the ruling pow
ers, and the star Of Liberty beam from o clearer
and brighter sky,
War with the cause Of war
War with our misery, want, aud wretchedness,
War with curst Gold, which is an endless war
On Love, and God, and our humanity.
Brothers, | bid ye forth to glorious war.
Patch ~6gleaves Ger tho naked truth no more.
Rise,
And swear in Gods name, or 10 Heavens or uelPt
Re will bear witness at the Birth Of Freedom.
Arise, and front the blessed light of Heaven,
With Tyrant quailiug manhood in your looks;
Arise, 20 forth to glorious war for Right,
AM Justice, and mankiud's highes st destiny"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-05-19
A MAN BURNED AT THE STAKE IN
TEXAS.

The New York Tribune contains the following
particulars of the burning of a white man at the
stake in Texas, a brief mention Of which was in
the Geographic adVices Of yesterday
BUCHANAN, Texas, April 25, 1860.
Allow me to place in your columns for the fol-
lowing recital q tale Of horror but one OF many
Of which this section of country is the theater but
which for obvious reasons are kept out Of the pub
tic prints and especially out of those honest and
patriotic sheets which would hold them up in their
true colors to the detesta ton of an enlightene
people. A young man whose namo and residence
| shall suppress for fear Of narrowing the feelings
of a FOND mother aud sisters 10 whom ignorance is
bliss. came into this country as a 'colporteur ! be
had a valuable stock of books, maps, &c. consist.
ing mainly Of Bibles and religious works, the
standards Ct the Christian world, histories. pres
colts and others) school books and aliases, and
unfortunately for him,a few copies Of the 'Impsnd'
ing Crisis aud some tracts favOriBg the cause Of
Freedom,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-05-19

Cassius NJ. Clay publishes in the N. ?. Tri6.
uue the following Card
To the Editor of the N. Y. Tribune.
SIR For years past l have given to Wm. S.
Bailey, editor of The Free South newspaper, letters
asking tho friends of liberal opinions in the Uni
ted States and elsewhere to aid him by pecuniary
donations. For reasons satisfactory to myself, |
feel it my duty to recall all such letters and rec.
concentrations. G. NJ. CLAY.
WHITE HALL, April 80, 1860.
P. S.-Boston Atlas, New York Evening Post,
Anti-Slavory Standard, Boston Li5erator, and
other liberal journals will favor public justice by
publishing the above. G.
We kaow little Of Mr.. Bailey's personal char.
acter or integrity. His paper, the Free South,
was an able. uucOmpromising opponent of Human
Slavery, and because it was such, the slave power
crushed it out BY the arm of violence. Can it be
possible that Mr.. Cassius NJ. Clay is seeking to
buy up his own safety and protection from assault
and to install himself in the good graces of the
men stealers and mObs of Kentucky, by winking
at the expulsion of Fee and his companions, be-
cause they were 'ra1ical'-because they
opposed slavery as well where it is as where ii
isn't-and by turning the cold shoulder upon
Baily in his troubles and distressss, for perhaps q
like reason H-Tfue american.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-05-19
THE ANTI-sLAvERY BUGLE.

These were accidently seen by some intense
Pro Slaveryitos, who raised the hue and cry
against the'd--d Yaukoe Abolition Book Ped
ler.' A mob soon had him in their clutches, and
he was at once numerically logged, aud robbed
Of bis wagon and its contents. Here, perhaps
the affair would have ended, bu; just at this
%juucture n negro man was brought upon the
ground, purpotting to have been caught running
away from his master with a forged free pass 10
his pocket he, the negro, wat hencefOrth dashed
to tree, and after a most barbarous beating, he
was told to say who had given him thu pass the
half dead AMI terrified negro, glad Of a chance to
save himslf, and well knowing who his captors
wished him to accuse, pointed out the oolporteur,
adding also, in answer to artful questions, that
he had received a knito from the podlor, with the
advice to take it aud cut his way to freedom, and
to burn his masters house over his head for the
barbarous treatment he had received. Now Of oil
this there was no proof but the word of the ne
gro, who would have told anything to procure hi
own release and yet it was enough for the infu
rated mob, now numbering about $50 powners o
slaves, their overseers and sons.
After a short consultation the poor man was de
~livered into the hands Of six Of the most furious o
the crowd.
They rolled the wagon under a tree, covered /
over with dry faggots, and over the whole of i
poured a barrel Of tar having frst stripped thei
victim and immersed him in the same, they passe'
a rope around his neck and over a limb. TheI
raising him SO that his toes barely touched tn
top of the combuStible pile, the negro was mad
: to apply the burning torch, and thus the fearful
tragedy closed in the flames Of the hellishly con
cocted funeral pile, and the shrieks of the agonia
a ed victim.
In justice to outraged humanity. must sa.
n this was witnessed by those who would have ha'
h it otherwise, but too few to avail aught against til
Infatuated mass.