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Newspaper
The Anti Slavery Bugle
Location
Salem, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1850
Page
3
Henry C. Wright writes from Hopedale about a spring May Festival in a communal settlement. Families gather for music, decor, and performances by children and adults, praising beauty, education, and a nonviolent industrial community. Wright compares joyous scenes to harsher times in New York and reflects on personal growth.
A large number of women in the northern part of the British realm have written letters to Leonett Mort and Leon Browne urging enlistment of Neitlisg Hinie and forming a Women's Police Brigade. Bufronchia appeared before the Constin- Henna Convention in Columbus seeking help, but no home agents were dispatched.
The piece discusses opposition to Texan intervention in New Mexico and the push to resist slaveholding encroachment. Hugh N. Binith argues the federal stance favors Texas and slavery, urging New Mexico to form a state government outlawing slavery in its fundamental law.
The Weight letter recalls cherished reminiscences of the Hope community and its faithful members. It praises the harmony between Christianity, business, and pleasure and notes pioneers of the new social state have begun regeneration, though they may not see full rewards.
Report covers the Tun Yearty Meeting of Hicksire Friends in Philadelphia addressing slave trade and abolition. Discusses lack of action against slaveholding in the capital, grave concern over auctions, and the overall weighty sentiments among attendees about reform and moral conscience.
A fragmented weekly summary covers abolitionist actions, fugitive slave aid, and political discourse. Apparent references name the New York State Vigilance movement, figures like Moses Stuart and Curtis, and debates at a General Conference. The text critiques or recalls efforts supporting emancipation versus pursuit of enslaved people, with scattered mentions of legislators and treaty discussions.
The issue covers old era concerns on liquor bonds and pauper support, detailing penalties for vendors who sell without bonds and the town’s liability for pauper care. It notes constitutional convention statistics with origins and professions, plus weather and social items, including crime notes, trade notices, and a brief poetic reflection.
A dense roster-like OCR fragment lists numerous personal names towns and surnames across multiple places including Mendennats New Garden Kaloh Cincinnati and Cleveland with scattered affiliations. The unreadable sequence suggests a directory style or index of residents or contacts with many misspellings and partial titles.
Saddle offered for sale in a barter arrangement for produce. Inquiries directed to Oliver Johnson at Mowall ILive's.
James Barnaby of Salem announces a general assortment of clots cassimeres tweeds Westings and summeroths. Ready made garments and by the yard materials for men clothing with tapes shirts vests pants and more. Prices and fit emphasized. June 1860.
SEWING SILK EMER pee and others at tains good supply of a very superior quality o f Suwise Sim. Se all any race we ealows, either in packages or 100 Skein Handles by calling at the Latin Bomwsrally Salon Ohio. Also PATENT THREAD Warranted me good wail ex cheap as the country can produce. We are in the constant receipt of these arth elon, and for can will sell them a above stated t the very Jowent rates posable. DARNABY & WHINERY Junot 1880.
Announcement by K G Thomas, Maurarthorp February 1850, urging female students to apply for a program enabling women to gain medical training. The note notes expanding access at Cleveland Medical School and similar changes at other institutions, inviting inquiries by letter. It highlights previous lack of facilities and the recent removal of obstacles to pursue such studies.
Noted notices state IBAAG TRASCOFT and other speakers will address AMENICAS DRAPCTIRO at the Tiseigien meeting-house in Buiefeld. The event is set for a late afternoon hour marked as 0h o'clock PM.
A call from Ohio women for a December fair at Anoual Pale in Golem to fund antislavery efforts. They urge unity beyond Whig and Democrat lines, aiming to spur universal emancipation, with funds to disseminate antislavery truth via the Woosters Anti-Slavery Society and local supporters nationwide.
The notice lists Notre, Jotrn A. and Rota Cocopane providing a Post Office address change to Brownsvillce Pennsylvania until the first of Eighth month at Kennett Square, Clinier Ov, Pa. The statement appears as a generic address update with no additional actions or dates.
Pro Bono Publico announces Aaron Day as the original barber inviting Ka Jom citizens to call near Fawcett and Johnson’s store, promising service to all who come. An 1800s broadside lists Bowditch’s Works and extracts on slavery, education, and constitutional themes, noting anti unity and slave trade content.
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