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The Anti Slavery Bugle in Salem, Ohio

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The Anti Slavery Bugle

Location

Salem, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1852

Page

4

Foggy night escape ends in strange hospital tale

A rambling, fractured reminiscence recounts a fog bound incident where a man, trapped by weather and odd events, encounters a peculiar companion, then recalls a brutal family history, hospital stay, and precarious survival stories from a long past alleyway life.

Tyiek Boomer Pusey Nat Joe Betty Viel Hirawa Morten Sivan Ani Delalsin Amanda Neil Ginddin Joie Oniuigl Assia

Frail Reflections and Community Notices in 19th Century Verse

A fragmented reminiscence filled with household routines, family life, and moral exhortations. The piece blends poems and anecdotes, recalling labor, faith, charity, and poverty, with notes on a frugal New England household, and ends with a legal notice about a Geauga Republic publisher.

Agents for the Bugle Named Parson Representatives

A list of individuals named to act as agents for the Bugle in various localities across Ohio and neighboring states. The roster includes Chas Douglass Noted Caystoga county Ohio and others such as Timothy Woodworth Litchfield Medina, Joana Scott Sammerton Helmont Co, Moker Akron Summit Co HL, and several more. The names reference towns and counties including Painesville, Winchester Indiana, and Granger Portage Co, indicating a broad regional outreach for Bugle operations.

Parsons Bugle Io Chas Douglass Noted Caystoga County Ohio Timothy Woodworth Litchfield Medina No Payne Richfield Summiteo Joana Scott Sammerton Helmont Co Moker Akron Summit Co Sisalley Hansalph Portage Co Mra G. M. Latham Troy Goauga Coy O. J Southam Brunewich O.trown Hainbridge Spoet Granger Lambert Hath Tinne Brooks Lincsville T. Thavst Merser Finley McGrew Painesville Thome Waston Winchester Indiana

First Reformers Minong Protest At Spires Diet

Ereias of Sartain's Magazine present a lavish plate with George Corterinole’s engraving detailing the First Reformers’ minong protest at the Diet of Spires. The issue promotes subscriptions, rare prints, and a Harrisburg Philadelphia distribution, touting new millinery and ornamental goods for export.

Sartain Ergravedt George Corterinole Met Yiletariel Feny Barretts Goth Magaaine Sarda Aviaticas Geuvil United States Joan Sartain & Cov Philadelphian

The Daily Commonwealth Boston Adverts and Policy

The item presents an 19th century Boston newspaper prospectus for The Daily Commonwealth and the Weekly edition, describing independence and conservatism, advocating free soil, Fugitive Slave Law repeal, and global liberty. It lists pricing, delivery terms, and office details, and notes David Woodruff as carriage manufacturer advertising within the issue.

Woodstock Manual Labor Institute Seventh Spring Term

Advertisement for the Woodstock Manual Labor Institute announcing the seventh spring term at Woodstock, Lenawee County. Details include offered subjects such as chemistry, ancient geography, arithmetic, history, grammar, physiology, natural philosophy, reading, and penmanship. Tuition ranges from 10 to 81.00 per week with labor payment options. Located in Adrian near Detroit. terms for building and use of grounds are described.

Woodstock Ee Lavor Institute Saleen Mil Athors A. Brown Lestons Wilt Woollatock Leaswee Co Ny Weatol Adrian Woot Detroit

JATTELVS LIVING AGE Review and Noted Authors

A fragmented review of periodicals and authors including Joseph Story James Went and Adams. Mentions a lively critique of contemporary literature and the Boyleieds language, noting breadth of current literary exposition and wider European and American journals.

Chaneen Neat Adama Casimarpon Neil Curgerer Joseph Story Europe Jq, Adams

The Littell Monthly and Antislavery Songs 1860 Prospect

The piece discusses Littell publications and cross Atlantic literary influences, praising the plan to publish diverse books while seeking to raise public taste. It mentions subscriptions, pricing, and a push for broader distribution, plus a note on anti slavery songs available for wholesale sale with distant orders welcomed.

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