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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

PHOSPHATE of IRON--Prepared by LERAS,
Chemist Dccteur Sciences, aud Inspector OF the hcad-
eny Of Medicine This newydeoyered enunous Medicte,
iond state without the flavor smell OF iron oilers rom
ali claybeates herto known combines the eomPosnon OK
the bones and blood and contains the iron IN liquid se
far more efecual results than pills Ozenee or srupss
and cures very rapidly without producing cos,ivene tbe ee
appetite dfcuy Of Digestion weakness pana
In the stomach nervous affections deses OF the chest cof
ua premature exhaustion, eguiy IN the men s the eile
periods females the poyehing Of the blood &C. ssd pro-
notes the action Cod Liver Oil DePosln Ped rue des
Feulade; IN New-York, Gaudelst Goure, NO 80 faus-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
Ghanses for Dnsiness alen.

ENTERPRISE Business Man, who has
IL capital OF $1,000 may find advantageous oPENlN0in
sharing and extendng the bnnes OF the Adveito VINO h
su every soldier AddIess for later
view onyl Manufacturer, Tribune Office
NOR SALE--A frst-class MEAT, FISH, and
il VFGETAB ABLE MARKET, IN a good location IN this city,
now doing good business with HORSE, WAGON and FIN.
TIRS lease aud low rcnt viii sell part OF
the same Adde'S by letter A. b. C., No IA Jday corner
SOhs IN Drug Store stating where an interview may DC had
Satisfactory reasons given for selling.
no MILLERS.-The undersigned offers at bar
4 Gin the VALLEY FLOUHiNG MILL, located at Little
Fails elkmer County Y II contains three q stones
1g wascr and is situated I'm the heart Of
the gro y dairy district thus making home trade for all the
-four and feed The mill grind capacity 100 hare per da
N is within either TaiOad canal and i without
donb the finest location for safe milling business
A. RATHRUN L Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
Burning flnio, Oils, &r.

A TWOODs PURE Acknowledgements
~ Free fuse oil and other foreign matter oy
adapted n medical purposes such as making Inc;ure
Extracts Ethers Chioroiorm &c best for Pertamers use
L. ANTHONY, No. sol Broadway, sole Agent
rI,O COAL OIL REFINERS.-Having made
arape.mens with the propetors of the principal wells N
The States Of Penn and Virginia yielding
or RO OK OIL receive consignment we are pepeea 70
% th articl Al lowest market In quantities 70 suit pU
ehasers SCHIEFFELIN. BROTHERS Co, l7o "iniam-st
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
aliIitarp Notices.
Attention. Attention:

Attention! Attention!
PARR,s PATENT AMEhlCAH CAAt ChEsL, wntll zen
seped forms Table, aud contains lamp oooi. T I
ssSs Conveniences supply Table for Mess o. our
.e od Recommended the Army by e PRESIDENT
w,sg5 Fillmore j. X A. Mansfield, Is. o. Commanding u y,
md NJ c. Meggs, q NJ GenL u y
Sent 70 any address on receipt OF y ~. N w
SSd1sss GEORGE PARR, Buaslo, n Y.
-Co,,uordapts OF Companies deshOus Of connecting
shsmiyes with regiment for the to be commanded oy
oaTstet military man win communicate by lee. or IN PEI
scn with the subcriber a No - Nsseyss OH V %
~ need not apply who nnacquonted with The senoo OF the
-, and eor5nany GEO. II. BIDDLE,
''''' ~ Late Colonel ~ Y. s. l.
.Iinie sIuskcts, Rifles, and Rilled CRnDOn.-A
aa,y of the hand end more TO sIIye when
e offer low Msry Accoctements, OF all nndt furnished Ia
tar,e quantities Oicers Swords Sashes Epauees, sc, al
retail w. }. SYMS BRO, No. 800 Broadway.
r,ayer. Meeting for soldiers.-The second Union
PRAYER Meeting Volunteers VII be held under the aosP
ss Of New oIk den's Chsian Assocstion a. the
Fouhav Presbyterian Church. corner Of 22dst on TUESDAY
hRsSsS Of he Volunteers and M who believe In the efficacy
sf PRAYER in times OF pubic Tal invited to be present.
luteres,iag statements aud addresses may be expected
We the Undersigned Committee, do most respect
fy solicit any subscription OF money OF eiothns or me u
Work Mount Riemen -four hundred already eirobed
now being rsised under auepces Of Lient Col ce conn
known to the Newly Ork pubc as aeach-
IN riding Col Dicke having served ten years IN the Pr1s
Lar eavay teacher OF tactics aud pine years as cap
tsin Of cavalry in the NewYork State Militia. most cor
daily recommend him TO yonr KIND supper by ptInsloh
CO.. DesIe en- refer 10 the following distinguished en- Gen.
Inc A. Dix Gen Chas w. Ssndord Hon. John Cochrane, X
A Wthaus esq, A. A. Low esq, and 2 NJ WetmoTe, esq
ANY OF the Committee viii receive Subscriptions 'he
"0p'"'' NJ W. COOPER, No. 26 Park place.
r. A. WITTHAUS, No. "a BaTclay-st
HENRY A. MOTT, No. l45 Broadway,
LOUIS LA FARCE, No. % Li6eity-st
IIJCIUS HOPKINS, No 245 Brosdwsy,
President importers and Traders Bank.
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Copartncrsbip Notlfes.

~ PisSFTL 4 Co EXPIRED by Limitation July ls6l
ALFRED ROBINSON VIII hereafter continue n, the oHN
Strictly first clss, Paper bought and sold Hartford Coec
,,ons for on day payment favorable terms
Checks on Country banks remitted TOT pronPuy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

RAREGE ROBES.
D DOUBLE JUPE, FIVE AND SEVEN FLOUNCEs.
STILL FURTHER REDUCTION
ROBES at SO; former prices, s9to $A..
ROBES at 81; former prices, $l5.
ROBES at $5i former prices Bl7 So
ARNOLD CONSTABLE, l. Co.
Canal corner Of Mercers,,
New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
NEW-YORK. TUESDAY, JULY 9. 1861.
amnsenlenis.
DARNJyMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM
The Manager takes great pleasure in being enabled to an
nounce an engagement, for short time with
PROF. ANDERSON, JR.,
PROF. ANDERSON, JR.,
PROF. ANDERSON, JR.,
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLD
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLD
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLD
Who has a,Onbed Crowned Heads Nobility and Gentry
PRoF; ASDERSoN KIN sppest THIS - and ID, EVERY AT
TERNooN f1S EYESS TRcks H siY sSD Of Fsars
Asr9SSDisS Asr9SSDIsS fRicRs icR AND FE1Ts.
which have sTTeE been fRii ~
SSRSESTs SSRSESTs TEMPLE TEMPLE SE SS s4GES s4SIS
Enchanting the eye and bewdering TO the niagailSn
To be all hours Day aud Evening the wonde"
'na %LBiSo SISTERS, and their BLACK MOTHER and
~, A.. .,n,,.n Ba4rhEa hIa SdIa ~ 0o,rec,lv
Though these BfAcK f1Siin &FRGaN II HSia P1RENTs
their complexion is pure white their hair or WOOL "m'e
%t ard ShtE% asF Iyse e2s fSi;'t sEa LION Bs1
beside variety d q SSs G.s'T ~ Ii,iRg Bears
GRAND ACTUARIAL GARDEN ,or,,
,na nesr Million Of cno. from all pats Of the World
Admission to ALL 2J cents; Children under 10 10 cents.
T AURA KEENE's THEATER.
IL TONIGHT,
EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
PREsBSrRD TIE
SEVEN SiSrERSi
UNCLE SANS MAGIC LANTERN,
WITH
NEW PATRIOTIC UNION TABLEAuhi
ITS GREAT CAST OF COMIC STRENGTH
TRUssEs.-MARsH & Co.'S RADICAL CURE
TRuss, No. 2 Vesey-s., opposite the church All ana,
Of Irusses lpporeri Shoulder Braces Elastic stockings ana
Mechanical appliances for Deforties "a female s''eha'
hdiesl
DALACE GARDENS,
l4thst, near 6thsy,
OR Nd ID X
PALACE GARDEN ZOUAVE CORPS
Camp Songs BY Colonel Fred Wren -,
aud Chouses by the Zousvs Corps.
Mr.. J. II. SfRATONS
MILITARY AND SEhkNADE BAND.
Admission Is cs snts, Refreshments included
Children over year 10 cents. without RefLeshment'
c. Y. DEFOREsT, Proprietor.
CEORGE CHRISTY's MINSTRELS,
" stuyve.ant institute. Broadway. near Bonds
Unysea Attractions at the Coolest House In the ey by
aSnpcrb Company.
MATINEE on SATURDAY, at p m.
Doors open at 7; commence st o.
Admttancs IS cents
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
goiels.

II GLANDS WESTCHESTER HOUSE, Bow
ry and Broomest tho Euopesn Plan newly FURNISHED
Family Single Rooms from 4uc TO ~ % per dsy tsolse
Rooms floor al SIS per week Live wen 81 he "S'c
chester House for 81 per day: ,,,, :, r. p-.,.,..
A MERICAN HOTEL, Jersey City.-Full board
N ir single gentlemen As per week. Fonies ieftus per
Iauent board viii hs hotel both convenient busucs and
economical In expense.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
Drn GOODS.

A White French China Tea Sets "a pieces. IS
Gold Rand French China Tea e.ts "a pieees,...... 90
fancy French nina Tea sets a piecss .,..... so
White French China Dinner Plates the dozen. 90
White French China Breakfast Plstes the dozen. -
White French China Tea Plates the Dozen "
White French China Soup Tureens, each %
White French China High Fruit-baskets, each. %
White French China Covered Dishes each............ 90
Ivory handed Dinner Knives, the dozen. ~
Ivory handled Tea Knives the dozen 20
Silver plated Tea Sets pieces Is 90
Silver.plated Casters Cut Bot 80
Silver skets each so
silver.plsted Table Forks The dozen ...,...... so
S1verplatcd Teaspoons the dozen. 70
SILVER-PLATED ICE PITCHERS.
S6.... La gest size best quality OF plate.......s6
S6....... hand somcly engraved, for...........$t
B6! S6!! S6'!!
w. j. f. DALEY Co., No. 631 Broadway,
between Hohston and Bleeeker-sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

New-YoTk.
DAMAGED DRY l, GOODS iG6 bSy
~ SELLING III OFF
nom inc 'ef6h D%MH6E6 dS E2 isI By fire AND WAFER
the whole Of which sMrsss NV h ;Gd sAcaIF1cE, 8
to efe:t an entire clearance. .,oo
THE ENTIRE VALUABLE STOCK OF SUMNER GOODS
win be offered great reduction IN prices to eSse them 9St be-
SiTY FOR BAR61INs in the city.
Pacaar siis5tsE s %Ss Te1Tessa F 70 0aT 'tSGs
oLqAEf hhtR ASR AND fHAMts MusEa AND pR.eEgY
HOSIERY. GLOVES AND EMBRRoiDEERRiEs' BRO
sTfhW hoTsfShEPTsa h1HNaTs 4SR Soobs bA,S' AND
all descriptions The whole Of which has been reduced nearly
'"' "'A - P''' TERMS CASH
''' " CHARLES O. HOOK.
ELAGS.-AMERICAN ENSIGNs, of all sizes,
H. constantly hand Churches and schools furnished win
''S' ~ 'A'' TERRY DELLA ToRRE, No. 100 souths-
I ORD & TAYLOR
have decided TO sell the
ENTIRE STOCK IN THEIR THREE STORES, at
STILL FURTHER REDUCTION
and an who are In pursuit Of
DECIDED BARGAINS AT RETAIL!
are invited 10 avail themselves Of the
CLOSING SALES OF THE sEAsON!!!
Oar stoch very large ard Includes Fashionable and dslIa-
be Dry Goods Of every description.
Nos 4s1 to i67 BROADWAY,
Nos 255 to 76l GRAND-ST,
Noe 41 and 40 CATHERINE-ST.
DUBBER ARMY BLANKETS.
REGULATION KNAPsAcKs,
HAyERsAcKs, CANTEENs, &C., &c,
Atwholessle and Retail
byho
RUBBER CLOTHING co. MANUFACTURERS,
~ No 2Ol Broadway, N. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
Deuiistrp.

rJ,HE largest and cheapest Dental Establishment
II IN the u s-N. GRlsFlN BROS Dentists no $40
n Y and No. Fuons, Brooklyn, insert tui or
partial Teeth their improved Atmospheric Pressure %
Paie without extracting the roots On psna or gold go
silver or rubber partial god Slpertoosh silver ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
f)ater-Gure.

ATER-CURE in Peekskill.-Dr. Gortoa SUI
receives Inyaids a. his residence In Peekhk ssna
lsc for bis valuable Teae gu Dyspepsia containing oensr
VYTITFR CIlRE--WATER CURE. THE Ply
w ,irIan and Proprietor Of the PLAiNFlELD WAIfti
CURE l26 miles from EewYorb may be seen THIS Ia ~, ~
No. Dey.s. ID aoOr nom TO ocicck' ADDRESS n oiiA"
M D., Psinfeld, N. j.
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THIS rs THE SEASON OF THE YEAR

When Children teehinz smost tain to be allie ed uhh
Sysentery and diarrhea. MRS. wINSLoWS SOOTHING
SYRUP il RsHEDr for these diseases, ana
viii give immediate relief from all pain and distress Incident "a
the process Of eetng Every mother should provide ios bee
children.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

Druggists everywhere now keep MRS. WISsL0ws
SOOTHING SYRUP for children eeshns No medicine IN The
United States sells Ike IT, IL standard rnedicine and s
PANE Ply slcians order aid use vseesss
s magical effects have been witnessed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
90 Eet.

90 Let.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET for GENTLE
MEN ina quie, family children Ia the house Break
fast and lea If required No 100 Weat 2hst between 9th
and 7th-svs Terms ,sderate
rsIO lFT-At a reduced rent, the 3-story high
Il soop brow stone HOUSE, No 81 West 3lst near 9th
av 81 'front.' with subeear hotair furnace range baib
TSrO I'm May Apply to H. II. RICE Ohiee No 10 City
Hall Neg.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
professional Notices.

nR. PHELPS, No. 221 Sixth-av., cures al DIS
IL eases Of the ssfes without msdicnes pain sickness o.
ans e1penie Cores guaranteed ~ mai
on receipt of 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09


MRS. SOUTHWORTH and LIEUT., LANG
WI FORD.
In this number of THE LEDeERwe commence the great
story by Lieutenant Lsngford, entitled, THE 9hIAD"
In next weeks LEDGER we shall begin story by Mr'
.worA of unu.us power and trau,cendrnt interest EOdOrs
the eOlne is high born orphan s OF such eTqOi'i'e per-
sona beauty and such winning Oveess Al mind and spirit as
to be utterly Irresistible And yet this angelic creature whose
only v is to minister to the wants Of her fenOwCresOres is
by the demoniac shustOns of the False PrirSe's" Wh0
ocpe, Ecdora the relation Of bosom friend and is
thus enabled to h plots updeteed brought under the
ban Of the cuele. upOn and exposed to death on the
charge Of committing crimes pepea,ea BY the sIchpOer
herself In the wortugOu, of this complicated and thrilling
narrative Mrs. sOuthwoh e1cels Al, her previous efforts
and has produced sOry which win be read with absorbing
A RNOLDs TREASON.
In hi, number Of the LEDGER new RevO.
luionary Story entitled "Tur TaAD" by Lient Henry L.
Isnstord 'Tbe Trsd was Tory srs thst infested New
York New and Psunryv.na and took its name from
The awheb the victims that fell BY the bloody hands Of
#, were mled-every person ,sin by them having
triangular scalp cot from Lis head and pinned upon his bosom
This band was errps..d by Benedict Arod to help h'
scheme oftesson and upon these and hnded facts, Lieut.
Landlord fOuud his story which one Of great power and
absorbing interest --
EDWARD EVERETT ON THE UNION.
MOST VALUABLE AND TIMELY ARTICLE.
In N. nnmser Of THE NEwYoRK LEDGER which i.
ready and for sale at al the Bookstores there Is an article By
tbe HON. EDWARD EVERETT, entitled
f. PLURIBUS UNUM,
in which that accomplished stse,msn gives smOst eloquent
convincing and timely Exposition Of the Origin, Growth and
Benefcepee ofthe
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
T. sicle ia most valuable historical document aud one
that every lover Of his country should no. fail to peruse
TNHE TRIBU UNE for 1s6 /.
PROSPECTUS.
THE TRIBUNE h printed on large imperial sheet and con
tsins Editorials the topics of the times employing large
corps Of the host newspaper writers Of the dsy fa ana ne
liable Intelligence from the Of War Domestic and Foreign
Coespondence the Proceedings Of Coness News BY Iee
s-aph from all pars Of the World Reports Of Lectures, City
News Cattle Horse Produce Markets. Reviews Of Books
Iuersry intelligence Papers Mechanics and the Arts &C.
We shall as hitherto constantly labor to improve the quality Of
the instructive entertainment afforded ~ THE TRIBUNE
which we intend shall continue TO be te best Family Newspa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
New l)nblirations.

AEAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR.-This MAP,
tt which has with such general approval from the best
Military and Geographical Authorities Is for sale IN heels on
sanyss or Ia pscSet io.m by T. g. w BLUNT, No. l7S
RateTEt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
printing.

c,TTrDy ECONOMY in TIME of WAR.--The
- o.oe. PRINTER can be found at No. Tryonroy near
CITY Hall 5000 Handbis 49, one rean oil the pest pnhe~a'
s5; good Business Cards only 10 cts per thousand.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
foeooins Garos, Mr.

AT WM. EyERDELLs S0NS.-Weddng
N CARDS Of the latest s,yes, a. No lOi saton't NJ T.
wv EvERDELL,jr HEsEY EyrEDBL. thlScsENEl.pELh
At EVERDELIis, No. 302 Broadway-WED-
N DING CARDS.-These celebrated Engraved Cards sod
only at this store,
A DEmAREST, No. Use Broadway, cor. john
styles at fair prices Samples by mall Also seah DOorpae'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

SYRUP sold every year In the United States
Beware Of Counterfeits. -
None genuine unless the Jde'@ae OF CURTIS frsu"o'
New.York IL on the outside wrapper.
Sold By Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office No. 10 Ccdarst., New-YoTk
Price only Is cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
Gueual Notltes.

RenpbIIcun Central Club of the City Of New
Yorf. No n Cooper IasIuteK Regular meeting THIS !tses-
syl 5ENING Jolly 8 1t O'clock Acdess oy SILAS %;
sIIfB Bv order SIMEON DRAPER Pretdert.
DANIEL D. T. MARSHALL, Vic3PIesidentH
EpxHRD NJ. sKIDNoRE, Secretary.
ReoUhJieau Central Club VII be addressed by SILAs
B. DITCHER Esq, THIS EVENING OF their headquarters
Room No. "a, Cooper Institute.
soaps, Candies, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
j. c. HULDS SONS,
formerly w. Hull 4 Sonl
Of'ce No. % ParkIow,
opposie Park Fountain, New-YoTk,
offer the trsde
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
Real Gstate for Sale.

NDIWII fUE ~'WF~'
COTTAGES and FARMS for SALE.-Nine
80. n, ~ O0 acres $780, 10 acres, $780, also,
o,Ioy Farm, Of ali sizes c. II. OLIVER No. 81 Liberyst
NOR SALE or EXCHANGED FARM OF O.
ror.s "a Hamilton County lows. Well located aad best
;g isnd Will be sold for cash exchanged fer Whisky
=, Socts At fair price Address, Tor further par
tcn,srs IOWA Box Nc. 2,912, Post Ohce
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property
IL AC0uNTRY RESIDEN CT ct Greenwich, Conn., WIN ~
80 flnd mostly new meadow fne orchards and plenty OF
br St nee, large lawn studded With full grown shade trees
Tie DIV eing and otbudgs large aud desbe IN every re-
sneet Inoure at No Chatham square, Tbs pAce reaoS u
eye5 respec. for lmmedate occupation
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A prominent
j. and valuable CORNER STORE property on easy terms.
or ercbange Tor romantic residence with some ind 10
Iops oS Sew.Yok by Jersey, Halem New Haven, Erie
Rsoad. or steamer Address postpaid fall descriptions for
6vosks Box No. 249 Brooklyn r. o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
5neirnrtlon.

/. MER. SCHOOL INST. Established
~ ~ isSs-A reliable Educational AGENCY for Teaehsrs
IA aesnas Persons inerested Ia engaging tcsolefs nsy
hss, Visl,ont chsyEe, explicit information oi prort
nct can ddsie Principals desiring torrent o. puicnase q. ~
,aiss Boariina or Day SCHOOLS arc iasiodt % cali
i''''' w. " q. 4. WOODafAN Co, Nc. 80 bsoeawny.
TSIRM HOARDING SCHOOL for BOfs-M
Ile Ferry Bergen County. NJ Terms. EenS M, ~ p, 80
an For Circulars address A. H. WiNAHs fs'n'
cipa.
IRVING INSTITUTE, .TarrytowIL N. \.
BOARDING SCHOOL , FOR Hons hois: :. wrp.
1nEsosy MsSi Ccnss may be batsioed Of " whns.
head, rooms GA. D. H. NJ sses,y 10 iI "a'ss' NJ "
addrsssna the PriscipsI u Q. RVWE, ID
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
rHE TRIB UNE for 1861.
pROSPECTUS.

,h.. every lover of hi. country .boud not f. to peras
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
90 ipbOm II map GOnefrn.

LAW SorIGBi sassu WINTER DAVIS
WIN attend tho Supreme Con,t Of the United s'stss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
mr NEw-Y0RK TRIBUNE.
vopu DAILY TRIBUNE
THx sERu-WEBKLY TRIBUNE

. ,Hf6e<evsrV TUESDAY and FRIDAY MoRNlSG hoe y
sSasm Two Copies for +5i Five Cepes Tor PHI -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

Million. Of bottle. Of MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold every year in the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
Wrotsriss aiib l)rcpisinns.

E'AsiILIES supplied with PURE CIDER YIN
a. delivered n New with charge for paekascs al
dress, E.B. NJ. A. kkfChAsi milton, y. -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
Gunner Retreats.

MO better place to spend tho Summer than a
~ ooper.tou on the bank, Of the famous 0tsego LAX
COOPERSTOWN sEMINARY opened for BOARDERs du
ing vacation Address SEMINARY, Cooperstown, y. 4.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-04-27
CON CY

1t has been some sixteen years since we first
took the editorial charge of tho Anti Slavery Buglc,
The motto It adopted, was No UR1oN WITH
SHAREHOLDERS" and this motto il has undinchins.
ly borne to the present time. Theu, it was a doc.
ttine as odious in popular estimation as can pos
sibly be imagined. II was secuted, its advocates
were everywhere reviled and Spoken against, and
often insulted and mobbed. 1t was alleged that
we wero harsh and uncharitable toward the South
in exposing the ~iniqui,ies Of slavery, and insisting
that the North owed it to her self respect, and to-
the requirements Of justice that she cease to sup
port the institution politically, or give counten-
ance to it in any other way.
We stand to-day in relation to the South pre-
cisely where we stood then, advancing the same
doctrine and urging the anne duty, summing up
both in the Same motto as in the beginning. But
TO day we are censured, and threatened with yio-
lence because wO are too hnient toward the South.
because, although they are laveholdsrs-base and
inhumsn-we recognize them as possessing rights
as men, because we are not ready to forswear tho
peace principles that We inherited, and which BY
confinement and adoption we made our own
when We arrived at manhood, and to take IN
arms against the South and force her back into
union with the North.
No one who has cared to know our position is
Ignorant of it, and it cannot be denied that We
have been consistent 10 the advocacy of those doc
trines which we believed to be right-urgiug them
without fear, and without hope of favor, and ir-
respective Of persons.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-04-27

THOUGHTS ON TREASON.

My DEAR GARRIsoN-Wil you permit mo to
suggest a few thoughts to your readers on the
subject of "TreasOn,"- - subjec. on which, with
your characteristic vigor and eloquence, you in
sist in your reply to B.. G. Wright, in your last
number?
The commission of q crime, SO to be defined,
implies the existence of a Legitimate government,
towards which it is directed. Treason is a violent
resistance Of its natural demands-a deadly as
sault upon it's characteristic prerogatiyes. The
very foundations of it the traitor attempts TO sub
vert and, for this purpose, brings hostile forces
into full requisition, OF course, treason cannot
exist without the presence Of a government-to be
supported or assailed and government cannot
exist, apart from the constructive principles on
which it is naturally organized, and from which
it derives all its authority. Wherever these are
embodied and applied, there, and no where elss, is
government. Truth, Order, Justice, fraternally
cherished and expressed-th these are its soul and
substance-they are its life, and strength, and
beauty, and glory. Treason consists in waging
war on these majestic ideas, these sovereign priu-
ciples, as the basis and being Of an organized po-
~litical society to which the traitor naturally be-
longs. This, and this only-this, and this oil
ways, is the crime, so to be described and dis
posed of.
A political society, which under the name Of
government and in its organization and activity,
assails essential Truth, Order, Justice and Hu-
manity, is itself, and as itself, fagrantly guilty
of treason. Every feature Of its organization, and
every passage in it's history, are stained with the
guilt of tais gigantic" wickedness. II is itself
and as itself, treason, intensely, Indignantly, ru-
~inously. tie very existence and activity are 10
themselves subVersiVe of the very foundations OF
lawful authority. Under its influence, the natu-
raj objects Of civil government are rudely and
murderously trodden under foot.
John Brown was no traitor. Not be! He
maintained, lovingly and reverentIy. to his last
breath, his allegiance to everything substantial
and vital 10 the principles and arrangements, by
which Huma Nature is to be controlled. Treas
on was and is the presiding demon of Virginiau
society. The so-called State there was, and is.
wholly and remorselessly traitorous. The plot,
ting, cunning and armed violence, there enlisted
and employed, are welded to embarrass or crush
Humanity. The assault on John Brown, there
made, was wholly reasonable. Virginia was
bound to do him homage as a king it huug him
on a gallows as q criminal. In the great Day Of
Order. when all healthful tendencies reach ma
turity, we shall all see John Brown on The ono
hand, and Henry A. Wise on The other, restored
to their proper places, respectively.
In the struggle between the Secessionists and
the Union, We see "the potsherds Of the earth
striving with each other" Traitcr thIotlles
traitor. They are enlisted, the one and the other,
in a deadly warfare with Humanity. They a~ssail,