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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09
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The BvoLr can bs obtained, every Friday, at
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09
2 Z LILO n 8 i.

We understand that petitions for Equal Rights,
numerously signed, ore constantly presented to
the Legislature. Senator Brewer from New Lis
bon, presented one last week from East Liverpool,
and q long roll from Wellsville, containing q great
number of names for the amount of population.
Mr.. Rukenbrod hts offered the 5S4 from Salem
Mr.. Blakeslee carried in q roll f~orty-6ve fee: lung
from Cleveland, headed by A. G. Riddle and Rev.
DR.. Aiken. That, with others, contained more
than 20c0 names, that were presented 10 the
House at one time. The same morning seven Pc
titions were offered in tho S~enate-pumher Of
names not mentioned. Thus from day TO day, is
the Legislature reminded that tho people Of the
State are earnestly desirous that legal rights shall
be restored to married women.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09
HISS N N ,

Who has just closed her first teim of Musical In
s~truction, is encouraged by the satisfaction she has
given snG the patronage she has received, to an
nource that she will commence her second term
the first week in January.
She will give instruction in both Vocal and In
strumental Music, and will be happy to meet those
who desire to consult with hsr at HALLS Music
Store.
Refer to Messr,. Allen Boyle, or J. @. Winery.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09

ALARMING INTELLIGENCE FROM FORT SUMTER
The garrison is reported to be out Of tobacco; il
this be true, a speedy capitulatiOn may be expsc-
ted, for pig-tail 10 as necessary as patriotism,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09

WENDELL PHILLIPs A DIsUNIoNIsT,-Some of
our exchanges are giving currency to a report,
that in q late speech Mr.. Phillips avowed hiID self
a Disunionistl This is a serious charge to make
In these days when Unionism is supposed to en-
brace the four Evapgelists and the Acts, to say
nothing of Epistles and Revelations. We hope
our brethren of the Press. will be careful how thew
give currency to such report, until they fully sat-
isfy themselves there is no mistake in the matter.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09
OFINiOSs Oh rhk ffsss.

This Work is undoubtedly the most intensely
Interesting hotel yet wtii,sh ih this country,
oPINtoNs Oh rhk ffhia.
The new novel Of Harrington; 4 Story Of TruS
Love-" published by Thayer & RldtiasS Of ,his
city, lie having . great demand. II 10 q production
which needs but the perusal Of q chapter TO ensure
the attention Of The reader to the close. Though
q novel It deals In realities: Its characters Are
drawn with a master hnhd, ana It's plots and Incl.
dents we'll mahiged. The b6ok cotnes In esoa
timej and will doubtless soon, be found on etbt5
we'll sappliSd literary table.-BosToN A+LAs:
Thayst ! Eiatidge, ia shd lib wssbibkieH
Street, Boston; hAVe just published "H4rtibg;
ton; A Story of THE Loye, BY the au,hOt. Of
Wbs. Cheer, The Ghost A Tale Of Lynn, de-
II makes a Handsomely. pfihted volume Of 55a
pages, ano from beginning 70 end % marked by
rare descriptive power, and 10 aIl Aliyb Nj,h ,thtu.
ling interest. since the publication OF 'UhIie
Toms Cabin" no novel relating to slGvet5 ,hkt
Beet, published equslling Harrington" in s1Gt:
ing incidents and fscinsting delineAtionS. ltS
scenes Sfs athvp from the startling events OF cut
own times, without excess Of cOloring; and its
personal referehcss ~ill BIZ sdfe IL etciie Curiosity
and extend its sale. AZ the friends Of freadqta
should not only read il; bpt endeAvor to obtain fek
il the widest circulation. II is the "sonsation
book" Of the season.-BOsroN EibERAroR.
Mr.. W. D. o'Conuer's new novel, ''ttattlpk.bn."
is the best Anti-Slavery argument, in the FORM Pf
. uctlouI YET ibsueu IrOu tue amoIicuu NEebs' =
It is worth 1 dozen Of Uncle Tom.-BoSToN SA-
TURDAT EVENING GAzETTE
The work 10 comptised in q handsome volume
Of 55S psges, tripted on nice paper and elegantly
and substantially b9aha IN muslin. Price $1.2Ai
AGENTS wANTRb,
To sell this work, 10 whom liberal terms will ID
given. Its sale will be immense; and those who
have no lucrative employment or are already en-
gagged in the sale Of books, should not fail 10 take
held Of it; as money can be made very fast in It's
sale.
Sample copies sent By mail, posi- paid on receipt
of the price.
Address. 20.
THAYER L ELDRiDGE, Publisbefs;
Dec. 8, 1850. JIG Washington Street, Boston,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09
TIE INSCRIPTION. The following 10 the inscrip-
ton on that cane f.
"HOnor to whom honor is due"

uUHUI 10 WUUW nOuOr 70 uue."
Presented to W. G. Clelsnd, Esq, BY the law
abiding citizens Of Alliance, Ohio, as a testimo-
NAL of their appreciation for the manner in which
be conducted his train, January Gath. 1861, in
passing Fort Lima. G.. & P. r. r., with the fu-
gitive Lucy" thus avoiding bloOd-Shed and dis
grace, and securing the ends of justice and law"
Securing the ends Of justice p fotsOoih and
avoiding disgraCe" Ough, there not to be .
Law against such Outrageous peIrsnior u Ian.
gusget
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09

A CANE.-We understand that Cleland, of the
G. & P. Railroad was the other day presented
with q cane by some of the iugitive-law -abiding
citizens OF Alliance, as a testimonial of their up.
probation of his distinguished services in the rem
dition of the slave girl Lucy. Why mott They
had a perfect right to mark their appreciation by
cane or otherwise. and eulogizing him by pronoun-
cling him if not his brothers keeper" yet most
emphatically and uuquestionably his sister, keep.
err.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09

TRANPLING on THE AMERICAN FLAo.-At the
Richmond (Va.) Theatre, not long since, an &C.
tress miss Richings, we are tOld) undertook to
sing Hail Columbia" or "The Star Spangled
Banner" but was promptly Kissed down. She
then came forward, bearing the stars and stripes,
and sang the Southern Marseillaise, during which
she threw down the Tag and ~srampled upon it,
when
"At once there rose so wild q yell,
As oil the fends from Heaven that fell
Had raised the banner-cry of hell"
We can hardly believe that Miss Richings, the
Cleveland f~avOrito, whose rendition Of 'Th Star
Spangled Banner" has thrilled through the hearts
of her bearers time and again, would be guilty Of
such a sacrilego as this. but if true, her popularity
lie Ohio has departed forever. Leader.
We reverence Humanity moro than d aag; TIE
leaders reverence ignores humanity and runs 20
Flags.
1t could look with complacency upon the people
OF an entire city trampling under foot the rights
of a fugitive slave woman, and even counsel that
it be done decently and in order, and call the act
patriotic; but its feelings are outraged to have q
woman tram pie upon a flag that for more than
three score years and ten has protected the slave
holderin perpetuating numberiess ou,rages upon
his victims.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09

SALEH Posr 0rPIcE.-A few weeks since the
Republicans Of Salem indicated through the ballot
box their preferences for the several candidates
for this cfice. Without expressing an opinion as
to the merits or dement's Of any Of the candidates,
We desire to give our testimony as to the prompt
ness, faithfulness, and ability with which the pres
ens incumbent, PETER Boswell, has performed the
duties Of that situation, and we have no question
but such would be the testimony of all who have
done Lubihess with Him. The place 10 admirably
filed, and we know Of no one who would be more
likely to give general satisfaction ID the discharge
of the duties of Postmaster. Judged by the JEFF
ersonian test ne is the man for the place, for he is
''honest and capable" Unfortunately FOR his
continuity in office, Peter is a Democrat and if the
vic,ors are not to have tbs spoiis, what power of
cohesion, pray, could hold parties tdgether'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09
CHE Anti gIupsrp Buale.

"PNotibrNcs mas SADR Ar As ACTOR lsD sl,rsrI An
~OuTLAW"-JUhn Brown Of osawatomie.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09

INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF A SLAVE GIRL the mar
rative of Linda Brett
We have read this unpretending work With
much pleasure. 1t is q verisablo history of the
trials md suferings to which a slave girl was sub
jectcd, but who finally trump pied over all discour-
agments, and obtained freedom for herself and
her Two children. Tho manuscript was revised
by Mrs. Child, who 70 acquuinted'w the author,
and who assures the reader that she has not add
ed anything 10 the incidents, or charged the i'm.
port Of her worry pertinent remarks" the revision
being merely for condesation and orderly arrange
mens. The style is simple and attractive-you
feel less as though you we're reading a book, than
talking with the woman herself. lie revelations
of the domestic character Of the domestic i%nstitu-
ton unfolds a fearful sum of infamy, that de-
mands the active opposition Of every wife and
m other in our land.
The work, which forms q handsome volume Of
over 300 pages, is published for the beuef. Of the
author, and those who desire to benef. themselves
as we'll as the writer, can procure q cory for 81,
at the Anti Slavery Office, 22l Washington 81. BOs-
Ann
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.

ROAD TINE TABLE.
Commencing Monday, Nov. 2eth, 1885,
Trains leave Alliance De follows;
0oING NokTh.
Mail, 5.3S, q m, arrive in Cleveland, 7.40, a m
Express, 5.33, p m, arrive in Cleveland, 7.30 m
GOING SOUTH.
Mail, IL AZ a m, arrive in Pittsburgh 400 p m
Mail, ll.42 a m, arrive in Wheeling SIC p m
Express, 1912 p m; arrive in Pittsburgh, 2.4O a m
Express, io.42 p mi, arrive in Wheeling bG5 a m
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
Cleveland, $40 q m and S.45 . m
Pittsburgh, LAO a m and lao m
Wheeling, 10 SO a m and $50 : m
J. N. MCCULLOUGH, Prssi.
r. r. MYERS, Gen. Ticket Agt.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09

A QuERY.-The question has BEEN asked Is
whether The "gold-headed cane" presented to Gle
land, was topped with the true metal, or whether
it was the cheap gold used in some other gif' en-
~teFprises.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-09
A BRILLIANT ANTLSLAVERH NotsE
HARRtNG TON,
A Story OF True Love;

BY hi ZatAYr Of What CAeeri" '7hs Ghosr-z
Christmas Story" "LOss and Cain" "a TSIs
Of LynA,".6e.
This Work IL dndoSbiediy the mos. intensely
Interesting hOtsi yet wtil,sb III this country
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
WATCHES.
~ card.

So ihk AMERICAN " Srcn coNp,S,
"-''a' HAS, hegs % call ne sifesslon on. 80,
=. 70 TIE following emphatic lesosasna,t,o, - a.
'hAm Watches. ~ De ie-dias prsosic.i
and 'e~eier, throughout Tie United S,s.s. ,,..'
'is i'>' = Signatures 20 il is quite ssl .sss ~.
''i,~' - o''s @'er'sa'en'i tut ihe name.
''.'.' VA 'e iesesa1ed ~ ,aoss Acquainted !, ,i
Tie Trade - being Ia she highest dssrs, re..s,.,,
a.i if aeniili Al tAe.r cstsisiu.s,,. r.,, si...,
DC i'uad The gsnsii'- Nsi-r. ofitt c.af.
uiaeieff. iu great ssrt-,s.
Sfn.'1i's if,m boy eit.- snl s..rns ~ r...
.fies'niei .n Pas lsg ~. ~ .s q. fatars .s..,
u-e.atni.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

By the use Of these Pills ihe periodic asalss
Aersous or Sol He,.lsl1, nay ie prevented. aal
aiken al the commencement - attsok immediate
elicf from sickness vii be obtained.
They seldom fail IN removing Tie Aaasea and
Headache to which females are 80 much subject.
They act generally uson The boNcls-remo,lng
CosfircRess.
For literary men, SHdsnis, Delicate Female.
and all persons Of seentIrs i.tlf they are auabie
as laxative, IN improving The agIfs, giving fc'e
and igor % tie digestive organs, and restoring Tie
natural electricity and strength Of the whole system
The CfPHAlIC FILLS are the result 81 long uycs-
ugaton anl carefully conducted experiments having
been IN use many YEAR. during which time they
have prevented and relieved vast amount Il pain
and suffering from headache. whether originating in
tss nefroas syefefa from dcraaroa state a. The
stomach
They entirely vegetable ia heir oonipo>lucf
ard may be nkcn q, al times Nth perfect safety
without making any change Of diet s.i s1e sJ.e-.os
ofgaa di,,grses''e tfsfe renders oi.g o. llafa-
fre hen % elRirn.
BEWARE or COJNTERFEITS
The genuine hase signature q Henry C. spalldnr
on each box
solsny Druvgs1. and ala o,hcr dealer, in mea.-
eines
box viii be sen, ~ NAH reo,ipi ofths
PRIcR % CENTS
AZ order. should he Addressed 10
HENRY G SPAULDING.
tsce.iar Street. Nev Yo'k.
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- snaerers fs0aa SeFo-nlezs srrSii9hs, -" 'f
Why uear scur rinP.ee. Els.sss-. Iioefs' S'sr' =
xhy hs.s ~ nle twisted oat 81 ysa > l9srtp-~
IA ~amsss.sa AMI osutf Why sa1sf syPhiiiAl .-''
sisrtsrlas ises-es - "a as ioet IN 5o7f .l-l -
ssc neal On your BONE May - yonf siass',-
h-.d .sss All reAaief - a.-tsmIeFs t0oEsash sf'i
.riu. Arsns Cooar. kx'r - >N-aF-siiis e-l''
si,ssc rro ,ls.t., snI eiosnles theu eoi = M -
i.m. lie a f.ahially AL ses bEins = society :
nralfs,er eIe.aier. asa fer more aeee2'abl' me-"
h~r-f D~mocsat. HaisiEaerss M. abz<i"iN
az Ne wesld call the psriiculsl attention o. e'-
-. r~aier - tae advertisement q MIA
st-euxfhenae css,.lsl a. veiea.'s OIL i1nimeri--
gh-r are ,oo Ne In M IA I'D ooisiifty % re-
ass reconlnei assie Eat there are ham u ouI
readers Who acc sniefins ffo. dsEasenasni o' ia'
sie--srvc srrsIs- without The slightest iisa 81 m
I'D eal.e giving ri'e - symptoms rs'eA a. de- foa
eensy. rersois unsszsant feeling, ll'es'..of AGA
q > n-rgv. asking existence furd-n - AT y 40
mas be afflicted - Ia. Cordial, g ~iii Ess tame
date relief 80 al who hc aaiiefed ~iih '-o'@s
o. Psins II ans kira. "a lhe iaiau-ff S-e iif 81
,-rt,.en4~ni be- afoii.cr colnsnn. auf-ld"-lH
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HOW DoEs pEr,,I,N s,n,r
ceEr - s,S1 PISA ~

srEE 80 YtSI PISA 49,
APP ENTITY DIS SIMILAR =
Nheaes er lbs iaiisl J. ta2ed more thaa the to~s
fhs penalty = Dy -I~p-s the most eofss-en' hiie
- legion q complaints. besiening Nias impaired
,ix-gior and gs aersliy endiag in coNstAtilvN'
ana al eri<inaisus r. deterioration - TEE l1s>
from ihs Ess. u. oGEFNiAAfI
glxesS1sfs October II. $50
have derived so much D souai benefit from tii-
Peruvian syrup. that do Do hesitate - recon
.nsud IL. a. a. al tkAt large class Il WHERE
iron = the eaicleflt seieis. To ciersylnen espec-
.siv ata f,sr.on- wcfe occupstons tax heavily rs
aerxsas -rsrgies, - sufferers from he aerihia.
tisx aecf- - summer he1ts believe tai. 40 l. ~
fzssluIll~ rfniedisi SCENT
r. a. GREE>iFAf.
Rector - = Psui' sCar-ch
Sept 4 dff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

tlN srdst q lae hesri oi Sskoo' rla.tee. .r,
y saiherise4 q feesivs s~aisi preps>si. "a he
.iei.vrry q -ixts eefsa- - SOD s~s-s.~l - =.
So ami hekeT, are wcSj. our f~et lan< =, y. a.
llsered a. tie iour several Scis..l Hnass. +. 49,.
- the t-st dsv - >cseutse rTxf
Proposals viii be reserved 81 he star s.-...,,.
anlil SATURDAY re liza ias IA 800 = 4. :. ~
sr'lt $500. ~ Lnas- ~iii he reces~ed
JOHN DFISutsn
Ter, sauis, Aag :. s-2s
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Are growing mere in favor with the pslhc. l. -
o1eedsd they are Inc bess pursaiive yon can
yst forth from IN. world q medicine Tho time
viii surely arrive when they will ~percede sll other
sarestives whatever. The inredlenf- Of which
they composed can scarcely be obtsinct by drug
z-ts or the maker. Ct other pills. Dr Brsndr-
has them grown snd prepared without regard 10 The
expense And this care % make popular pargs
uvr appreeisiesl. O. De sales lncieste- other
purgatives are Dragging ihickering existence Ant
vet they may have some merss. Ru; Brsndreth's
Pills are safe and surcsafe. because they operate
solely impure humors. NJ valuable fluid Is
touched snly efefr voru-out material. which.
sisn taken out ~ th> body, isaves Il strouger.--
They a. pieasan afrnly effective medicine can Do
Ts.sy that they will not sometimes give pain would
No ,rue hvt the pain they give Is oulv hcesuse ths5
rernovc those crude arl bad humors fren tie bsood
which arc the occasion q disease. Tlsey open ma
iurc's avenues and this eannot awsvs be done pleas
sssiv.
Sod by J. n. C1NxsH,s rerrc-iIsute, sud by al
respectable dealers In medicine. lsua2ldwim
hw,sB .. orrrHrb'-ror the desscsion Of nnJ
ser-on connterfsfng initiating. he vcuder q any
such counterfeit % imitation Of BorhAves HOLLAND
nasrs. The genuine. highig concentrated Holland
ssrs pot up In half pint bottles cuiy, having The
name 1t he proprietor. n Pare Jr. blown Ia them,
spi hi signature around The meek Of each and e,er'
.ott.e
his delightful Aroma has occu received ~ Amer
cans with that f,ver which only exteudei 70 really
-s.se'iac preparations whenwo cou.lder he mark
81 attending is -drniu!stration. the moss
stahborn cases q lever ami Ague Weakness q shy
dsd. Dyspepsls. Heartburn. Acdiis Il the stomach
sick aud Nervous Headache. Indigestion. cosiisr
ness AMI Pile ,escihsrwfh the somglete control 81
exercises over az Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neural,
sic An.cftals. wondcr AZ e. popularity
Wei ms, he invalisi value Tits remedy
Aug ii dwlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
20 Consumspsive>.

The advertiser having bren restored - health Ia
few weeks BY very simple remedy amer having SUI
herd several years VIII a severe hung areetsl. ard
that dread a-sease. ces~umptiaui- anxious make
known - his fellew sufferers thu means % cure.
To those sho wid 10 try y. he viii send a ecrs
thc prescription used fire. - eiarrel via the a-~c-
sions O. preparing ani usinv the ssme. which they
vi rns. a far Con onil.fi.n Asi'n. irnn-
cissls. a. rha oniy es.cst ~ TIE advertiser :
seating ne Te.srhgson % benefit The assis,sd ana
spread lsror nati~n --s, D. concsiv. invsiua-
eie arr be hspe- Every sufferer wiil ,sy ~ remedy.
AZ Il costs ttem nsihlag. ss.l may prove blessing
Parties wishing N rrescrirts7u viii riea-e Adde'S
Rxv fDw ARp A. WILSON,
Williamsburg.
ssrist~lw kias Ceurtv. ny
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
UNDERTAKEN
LEGAL.

NoTcE cT APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
y Nofics :. hereby given. shaf J VII spTiY fo fhe
noard n Commissioners e Nlga county. iafsn4 az
thsl1 neat regular term. .ommencing ,ts L.
Monday IA Deccinbsr lsGl. fer a license ID % In
ioticsung liquors sd A ets quantity than quart
time Nv place = tnsircss and the premise
Wherein saiS liquor e % - sold Wabash street
90 lo No -. IA Terri Haste, Harison township Z.
Nigs coanty Indiana.
y kATzFNBACH
Ser. q. di,-gs~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

ss- A single bottle = stflriN rHfT. .fn
sITE ~lii "a .e sen iIrie.
sPNULDlNG'S PrEl srp CLUE.
sPAULDING' PREPARED GLUE
spAULDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE TlIE riTCFS
ECONOMY DISPATCH
es- - srIrra ~ Tr-r ssrrs vf.v - "a
A. accidents viI hoppen even Ia wei regulated
famliics "a q very desirable 20 have some cheap ani
oouveui.u; way far repairing Furniture. Toy. Crosk
cry. A..
SPAUI-DfNG'S PREPARED GLJE
Mec's eli such cmcrgcuccs and no housho56 can e..
Ford 20 h. without " IT'S always ready AMI 70
he sticking poin,
''USEFULlS EVERY HOUSE,
MA brush accompanies each hottie
Price - cents
Asalress.
HENRY & sqAIIDiNG
No. tsCEDAR e.. Ne- York
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
Early Fall dress floods

Early Fall Dress Goodsl
Ia ecaa'iiaI .'sie. 'os street ap'' Travelling
San.
Eles'"s rol''a- ar.' Pol &c cse,'e. At asc
pouele .ia'h nrarhe chc,.e ssia
Elegant Ea'e'Oidered rroe'.s '.la'ainae
We advise ON friend. 10 not ALLOW shsu,.e,se.
se' i'rp-.~e-luror by tie ~ 81
ApvANcEIN coTroN GOODS
A. ", are .'i'laas VII .s IN rc,aico to
! sell Oh Price a. ~cl,us az our soo.is for
cash anil III e,.i..ir.l, sor cal,
EDsALL. NDOUGAL 4 CO.
cornsr Mar 80 yozrth streets.
vita. rxxSs-saurx. mn
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CAUTION

"A certain urprincipis1 persons attempting e.
palm 81 On the uTsusTsctng prbiic. imta Il n
PREPARED 6LUE, would csuto1 psrsons 70 eKtil.
me teforc rarchssinz. AMI 90 that tae fafl ram.
ss-sPAU1US6's PREPARED GI.UE.-ss
% % fbe outside wrarp>T, al others are Ewfn5ln
ccuuserfs hits
iyzSixu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

teriefiri - foreign maeufacsrers. we have iaisfsm
'he Pale 'ia' ~ nsieh B. q chr production Which
unseeompaaiel - esrt.feale renu.nene.s hearing
she humber y ne watch. AM ,saed ~ car Tress-
nse'' p B. Robbins. r ~ csrpsdeoessos,. Appleton
Tracy a Go.
A. thsss watches are 'r ale ~ jewellers gcnsrally
throoshous TIE Jnion the American watch Commas.
O. not solicit orders fcr single wacles.
ROBBINS & APPLETON
Wholesale Assuts. No.ra 70 sxsy, Y.N
spz7deoi-vs0x7u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18

gas'The Pittsburgh Dispatch is shedding
no credit-but g:eat deal of reproach-
upon the memory of the late Senator
Douglas when it attempts to construe his
letter of may last, as published in the Ma
ttonat InteHgencer,as as contradicting his SOL
emn declaration in the Senate in March
last, that the Cotton States excepting
South Carolina, could have been saved to
the Union by the adoption of the Critten.
den or certain other peace measures.
Mr. Douglas and Mr.. Pugh both asserted
on the floor of the Senate that the accep-
tance OF either Of these propositions by
the Back Republicans of Congress, would
have been satisfactory to both Senators
Davis and Toombs. These declarations
were made IN open Senate, and their
truth was not questioned and if further
proof was needed, ex-senator Bigle, will
furnish it any time. Mr.. Douglas never
since said one single word in con-
tradictlon OF this statement made in the
Senate, and for the Dispatch or any one
else, to attempt to draw any such infer
ence either from his lette.' above referred
to, or his speech at Chicago, is an at
tempt to make that great man--than
whom no one more highly priced pure
himself
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-18
HEADQUARTERS. PA. MILITIA
HEADQUARTERS PESS'A MILITIA, !
QuARTEIMAsTER's DEPARTMENT. }

hhrrlsOufg, sept. lO, 1861,
Pennsylvania needs Blankets and Stockings
for her 10000 brave soldiers, in arms to support
the Government,
Every factory capable ofmaking Blankets, even
to single loom, should be It once put in operation
Liberal contracts will be given to all such
Blankets should be wool grey; feet long by
i've feet iuches wide, and weight full pounds,
with the letter p. V. in black, 4 inches long, in
the centre Of each Blanket.
Stockings will be needed the coming winter
halt hose or socks, good sizes, one fourth pound
each. Let every mother, wifc and sister knit
one or more pairs.
Let nssociati, ms be formed in each countywth
n treasurer at the county seat, with whom the
stockings can be deposited, and forwarded to the
N ilitAry store at Harrisburg. The United States
contract price, % cts, per- pair will be paid to
each county treasurer. and thus fund caa be
raised to supply the wants of volunteer families,
to which every patriotic woman in the State can
contribute her share. X. C. HALE,
Quartermaster General, P. NJ.
Sept. is 'Gl 2t.