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MANSION HOUSE II.

q Ia 1IUUuNNN,
L OS infrascritos nuevos prop
- conocido estublccimiento II,
SION HOUSE, stuado en- Ia ca
Mum. ll9; tienen 81 honor de an
que sus mayores eiuerzos y atene
cadas h coInplacer b las PERSONA
can con su patrocinio. Las vent
cha casa para los viagcros, tanto
cumoaidad, etc. etc. son tan cone
til cnumerarlas.
81 set-ly CUN1
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MANSION HOUSE FOTGL,

a. tU AAuuuNuG'
r ES soussignes, nouveaux pr,
IL tab issemc si,ue dons Ia RI
No. I49, connu sous le nom
HOUSE, ont rhonneur dinforint
teron, tous leurs efforts pour SO
aux personnes qui voudront bic
leur confianca. Les commodities
son aux voyageurs sont assez c
point juger necossaire den faire
81 rup-ly CUNA
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For the Interior.
FOR BAYOU SARA

G 4; :r'sss ~ j;:ss la. ;s"'sS
r. will Leave New Orleans every We'd
nesda, at 10 o'cock A. NJ. for Bayou Sara Il every
Saturday at ~ o'clock \. taxing the c"nst down on
Sunday For freight or passage apply to Capt. Hart
on hoprl ort "
Gho5 ADAMS & WHITAl.L
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x GU A II PRIC
ST, LOUIS STREET RESTAUR
NAE EXCHANGE

X l. u u ]. a II i II ]
ST. LOUIS STREET RESTAUR.
The EXCHANGE
VNHE Subs riber has the honor TO
l. and the public in general, that Il"
1Glh insiurt, a Restau'a,, where nerso
according to the bill Of fare, ~ regul
Fifty cents for Breakfast, and Sieve
Dinner. The brt akfast will consist
option, one cup Of flee " ilh milk, hs
aud bread at discretion. the dini
three dishes ut option, soup. halfa
bread ut discretion.
A grent number Of persons have be-
a long time of the Inconvenience tai
where they are Obliged 10 be ut res
subscriber has the hope of having OF
venieuce in establishing his Restaura
and where persons will he attended
the day, at cheaper rute than at the
The subScril"r l,ns also elegant s
parties, aud will execute city demand
ul5-2w MiCl
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tlRt.M EMS
INSURANCE COW
OF NEW ORLEAN
BANK NOTE ENGR.
WIDOW WRIGHT Hate

HAVE opened nn office in Nsw o,
III equal advantages " it'll their h.
for the purpose Of engraving and phi,
Bonds, Bills of Exchange, Certifc
Checks and other important papers, !
against Forge,ies; and have made hi
the safe keeping o. all plates and i'm
ed to their care; their specin ems emil
over five hundred banking institution
will he executed with pr'lnptitale,
terms. Office corner Of Royal and c
New Orleans. Move lnher ~, l839-
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THE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF THE TWO MIL.
LION LOTTERY.
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

l Each days drawing under the Of Judges
Of Courts III New Orleans, and the wheel. opened und
seaeL BY them.
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d A z A A r.
Corner Of st. Charles + CsssssS

ExcHANGE HorkL.
DUSE Il ALLAN would respectfully call The ~
tentinn oi citizens and strangers To tleir lea
4ssnrmeni ot Genie,nel's linen shirts, d. es, No
win linen fronts. fashionable linen fronts: ESa n.
lars: silk cotton and nerino under sirs ami irs, "a.
sau,hrc and silk handkerchieis: black aud fassy IA
elastic and cotton suspenders: silk cotton nad thread
sl.ves: gents hoskn goves umbrellas and canc% ack
mounted. 5=-s
Alsc-Splendid assortment OF lad,as aud GENE wi
ling desks, dressing casss. pors oos pssQne., cue
terry, and riah iatcy goods,
( Npy14 500
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lblANK CAKDS-,n invnice Of Abb"is and Wy
] enamelled, ivory surface, plain and col"red blank
cards Of the various s,zs just received and Tor sale b,
JOHN } HASWEl.L H. co,
n29 Successors tn A Towar, 40 Camp st
IDANKER'S CASES and Pocket Rocks, None
ID uel,s, Wallets aud MennrandumS--A large an'
choice assortment, just received and Tor sale BY
JOHN HASWELI.,
NO Successors to A Towsr, ~ Camp ct
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PAUL Jones.

4 DRAMA in five acts, from the French Of Alex.
n Dumas, by Wm. b 'rgcr, OF New orleans.
Thi- pav, very 'avornbiy received in The Morrill, is
more sron ~ recommended To the public "f New Or
leans, as the first production ofn we'll known gentleman
Of this city. For sne the principal ls"ok torres, and
at + JOHNS Il Co.
liz cor ST. Chnrlrs nni Common at
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EDlCAL WORkS--Joln J. iiasweIl, Il G"
vi No. AZ Camp street, have just received tro Ph'-
adelphia and Bnslou, Il general supply OF med"a
hooks, OF The latest editions ulnn's which ARE Lou
ON yellow fever.
The &c ect Medical Library, Ia vols.
Bloxam's Cyclopeda Of practical surgery, colofed
plates, folio.
St,k.s on diseases OF the chest.
Medical ard surgical M nngraph by Andra'. ou's
Star, 4. prrcles Of the the ny and rrac ice "i
! medicine b. ''arshall "A ". D. Il
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NRESH MEDICI ESQ pa kagcs fresh n'edi.
u cines received per recent arrivals from the Nortl,
cies Liverpool and Havre, making their stock of
fine medical preparations from the celebrated manu-
factory Of Mander Weaver l. Co lros '.hom they will
b consistently Supplied. Planters dsasers and rhysi-
4 JARVIS u ANDREWS,
4 ~ aE cns Cannon and 1cha pitOuns at
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BOOKS & MUSIC.

ryNN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE.-More than
N seven years have elapsed since this valuable FAM
lily medical work was written by a gentleman OF Zen
nessee. Since which time, more iuan one hundred
thousand copies l'een sold IL tile western and
southern suites, and the demand for il in those states is
increasing The publishers n,elv revised, en-
larsed and stereotvped it, and executed il IL superior
style, and now nff.r it I" thu ct,z Of Lnuisa"a-
Solicitors ready to wait the public for their
patronage, which will lie gratefully received The Of
flee Of iumn " Co. is nav open at No. l64, Camp 81,
opposite Lafayette Squire, VIII the public pect
fully invited toc and examine the work for themselves
Sea vess-ls and steamers will fM it extremely useful
as well as families.
CIV RAYMOND General Agent.
liberal discount will lie allowed to whnesa'e
dealers. dl;-6t
EHKOiSSARTS GIRO NItU.ES-J0hn J. IIu-wctI
4 Co, 40 Camp street. have just received by the
slip Fairfield, further supply If
Froissar's Chronicles Of England, France, Spa n, ard
the adjoining countries; two splendid volume.
The Voage und Trasaile Of SIR John MaunleviIle 1t.
with notes, glossary, &c. by Haiiiwell, Esq.
F ) A. Nc-Nc.
Bur'ons s"aromy Of Melancholy; the sixteenth Lon"
don edt,nn.
The Complete Angler; or, COMMEMORATIVE Mans Rec'e.
atm, being discourse "n rivers, fsi,-ponds fish,
aud fishing: by lzaak Watson aud Charles Cnttor
Pompeiana: The Topnerapv, i'dif.es and orna" ents
If P"mrei, the result Of "xcnyuting since 1919, ny
Sir William Cell, in two volumes.
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FKEE NASUNKG.
lust receive! few copies nt Fellows Exposition
- of the mysteries religion. dnguns ahd customs
OF the nnci,m, Egvt,irn-, II yhng"rans and DruidS
ALSO inquiry into the origin, history and pnrport I"
Freemasunry, for sale by
JOHN HASWELL g. Co.
Success OrS TO
d. TOWt r, 40 camp street.
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lIIT1'HEII'S MAPS-J"hn iinswcll u Co, 40
iVl Camp street, nav" Just received, iro Philadelphia
general supply Of Mitchell' for the poe ct, viz:
Tor Texu- Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi Tennessee,
Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin &c. sc. together with
fresh sup ,ly Of MilchelI's geography and lla.. die
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SINGING AND GUITAR.

STN1ITNti 4 VI K.
T A STILL most respectfully 'f,r rs his pupils
- aud the puhc generally, ant he has returned 10
the cltv and ronea ed his coarse Of INST; uc,i"nS
Applications will be received n, tn. s'nre+ Ut MessrS.
F.. Luhus u Co. 81. Chmres street at Mr.. b. Chseys
Canp street; or Of Nr. :. at adam Pages OF
Camp street and Lafayette squire. Persons upp, ing
at other of the above places, will plrse leave their
rsrLs 81 d.
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DUNN'S MEWVTKS.
|IEMOiRS Of III time, including the Hevou .
VI ton, the Empire and the Kestorati"n by Lieut..
Count Matthew Dumas jus, received aud for sale by J..
J. II >SNELL Il Co, successors to ALLX. TOWER.
40 (,amn st DIS
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NTAT DE La LOUfSIAN E-C"ur dc Pa
n " roisso, pour Ia paroissc OF vilo do Ia Nouvcle

Present rtIon. Charles Manrlan, JUICE.
10. 1890. Heny Cazeanx c"ntro scs Crc"nciers.
La cession dos prophecies, pnr IL P6litonairo est
{ secep,se par Ia Ceur, pour le bene6cc de srs ere
sncers. ct il est crdonne qnun" assemblies desd'ts
cYssncjers, ait lieu, an bureau de Larqe Turgeau,
notaifr public, vend edi le "a do Janvier proclaim,
pour Gdlib6rer sur les afires d"dit pc,itlonnare
.! QUEEN attendant toutes poursucs contre sa por'
some ct ses propretes sont arrees II est de plus
ordonn6 quo L. Legau1 soft nomme pour repre-.
senter lee cr6anciers absons.
Par ordrc do laCour.
Nouvelle Orleans 20 Doc. 1882.
ARMAND PlTOT,
dot A. a Grefier,
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: -T--I = UKKIS TyWJI IT PNS1 y.
Fer ce&us;ss. Identifying nsd prescribing she Teeth
TfNHlS preparation has acquired great crIebri', hy
L its possessing the ."os Invaluable p"e'tie~ for
giving ,h. Teeth polish. swelling the hr.nt, and en-
tire,y rradicatng the scurvy is formed If i"ged
ents pleas nj ,ots taste, aud highly beneficial to the
health spd preservation Of the Teeth aud enms nor
ofths 1eeh instead Of being Impaired (us inevitably
the case in ether composiiions will be preserved
ard rendered beautiful in the extcme. For sale at the
BAZAAR. corner Of st. Charles and Common st.
Al BUSH & ALLAN,
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LA" bOi1kS.
8 TORY'S Commentary IN the Law Of Agency; Wen
- Inll's New rk Reports; C"wan's New York
Reports; Jnhn.on's New York Repors; Ryan and
MoodyS Crown Cases; Chil,y on Bills, nav edit.
The above will, general assortment Of Law Books,
i,,Str vad md ,rsu IL h,
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NEW GOODS.

DUSH T. ALLEN are n"w opening a complete as
ID sortuent OF linen shirts; do cambrc, with linen
fronts; linen coil,rs; silk cotton and m"rn" under
shirts and drawers cambria and silk landkrrch is !;
Slack and fancy cravats, great variety m"air scars;
stocks Of every description; gum elastic md cotton
psnders; silk, cotton and thread Gloves; gentlenen's
horseskin gloves.
Aso-a splendid assortment oflaiss' and gentl"mens
writing desks, dressing cases, musical boxes. work
boxes, Port Foios, Perfumery AMI cutlery, the IA
ZAAR. cornr. If st. Charles and Common ate
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ENGLISH ANIMALS


rTNHE BOOK OF BEAUTY, edited by the Coun-
tess Of BIessington, with beautifully flashed
cravings.
The Keepsake for 1910, edited by the Lady F. Suar.
Wortey, with twelve engravings
iiea,lf> Picturesque Annual continuing history and
description nf Windsor Castle a ID s envirns, edited
by le',ch !tit"hie Esq.-l5 illustrations.
Also a further suppl. Of tina, splendid work the
:iImk~eare Gasry with other new and valuable Eng
fish hunks.
Just received aud for sale by
MA ALEX rI)WAR. 40 (.nmn at
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CIII.'VV T.N.
A NATOMICAI, Pathological aui Therapeutic re-
n searches on the Yellw Fever Of ;ihratar, Of 828
hy r. Oh. A. Lewis, "uhakof Lewis on Fever, Blood
Letting &c. &C.. just received anil far sale by J. !.
HASWELL 4 Co, Successors to ALEX. TOWER, 40
Camp st. d5
4 LFRrD DE KOSSANN, or the Adventures Of
~ Frerrh g-n'ie mt.t-a new novel by :; " NJ Rey
nol'ls, and for sale by J HASWEll. 4 Co.
n2l 40 Camp
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Successors to
III row r. 40 Camp street
i ATESr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n his friends,
the golden ag"o' Merry ENGLAND, 3 vols.
Father Butler and the Loueh!eurgs Pilgrim. by W. II.
Carleton author Of Veal Malone, etc. 2 vols.
The Cnnnn- of nod Is ec,g. the Handbook of the
Man Of Fashion; by the hor Of the Laws Of Eli
quette." JOHNS \ Co,
20 Statinner's Hall,
DE- cor st Charles aud Cumml"n SITS
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7VOLTs PATENT FIRE ARMS-Just received
" per shin Mississippi, from New York, large
sor,nsnt Of Pnten, Rifles and belt Pistols for le
u2S GOSSIP H. Co. st Charles Hotel
NTEAM ROAT PAPEK-Now landing from ship
y Louisville from New York, 100 reau's fine colored
medium, suitable for steamboat bills SC. Sc. for sale
BY JOHN HASWELl. Il Co,
nH8 Successors to A To,xar. 49 Camp st
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IL u8 Gt Twmaisu
CALDWELL. Oakley & PRlTCHARD,
ANAsERsA An KEIoRs
Avo
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M ADEIRA WINE BOT TI.ES-Landing from ship
JVl Henry Clay, from Bremen, 800 hampers Madeira
wne for sale low from the evee, in quantities suit
purchasers, JARVIS T. ANDREWS,
d7 A.~r cor Common aud l"hapisoul Is st
mi
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tTRON-The undersigned offer for sale accomm".
Il dating term- in lots suit purchasers: the cargo
If Iron just received from Sckho' IN, brig Paem"n
comprising full and complete assortlnen ot all Sizes
LAYTON Il 10.
diff ., 50 Old Lovee 1t
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M ANIFOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. improved
-VA nosd WRITER'S for cnpvins letters invoices. draw
ings, plans, SC just received at the BAZAAR, corner
of St. Charles and Common st.
~ Ii Il
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FEMALE PlETY.
MORTON.

The gem ofall others which encircles the cor
onel OF lady's character, is unaffected piety.
Nature may lay much on her person-the en-
chantment OF her conference.-the graceful
ness of her mien, or the strength Of her intel
iect; yet her loneliness is uncrowned, till piety
throws around the whole the sweetness and
power of her charm. She then becomes un-
earthly in her temper-unearthly in her de-
sires and associations. The spell which bound
her affections 10 things below is broken, and
she mounts on the silent wings Of her fancy
and hope t. the habita,ions Of God, where il
will be her delight TO hold communion with the
spirits that have been ransomed from the thraI.
dom Of earth, and wreathed with garland Of
glory.
Her beauty may throw its magical charm
over many-princes and conquerers may bow
with admiration at the shrine of her riches-the
sons Of science and poetry may embalm her
memory in history and in song-yet piety must
be her ornament-her pearl. Her name must
be written in the shook of life;" that when
mountains fade away and every momento OF
early greatness is lost in the general wreck of
nature, it may remain and swell the list Of that
mighty throng which have been clothed with
the mantle Of righteousness, and their voices at
fund TO the melody Of heaven.
With such treasure, every lofty gratifica-
ton on earth may be purchased friendship will
be doubIy sweet, pain and sorrow shall lose their
sting, and their character will possess price
far "above rubes," life will be but pleasant
visit 10 earth, and death the entrance upon a
joyful and perpetual home. And when the
notes of the last trump shall be heard, and sleep.
ing millions wake TO judgement, it's posscssor
shall be presented laulless before the throne of
God with exceeding joy, and crown Of life thai
shall never wear away.
Such is piety. Like tender flower, planted
in the fertile soil olwoman's heart, il grows ex-
panding its foliage and imparting its fragrance
to all around, till transplaned it is set 10 bloom
in perpetual vigor, and unfading beauty in the
paradise OF God
Follow the start will light you through
every labarynth in the wilderness Of life, Gid
he gloom that will gather around you in DIV.
ng hour, and bring you safely over the empes-
uous Jordan Of death, into the heaven ofprom-
sed and settled rest.
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llBBRTY HOTEL

TNHIS old and we'll known stand
M formerly kept by Mr.. Whit
;ii;Eaney, has been re-purchased by him,
4.ES gssk In future he will devote bis undiyided
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LIBERTY FEMALE
SMIsl1NARYa
Under the direction Of the MISSES RING.

Under the direction Of the MISSES RING.
lTHE Second Quarter Of this Institution
for 1899, commenced on Monday, the
25th instant, A few more young Ladies anC
Misses will be taken, if application is made
soon as the number of scholars will be limited
No scholar taken for less term Of time than
one Quarter. No allowance made for loss Of
time, except in case Of sickness.
TERMS.
For English branches, Six Dollars per Quar-
ter, with one Dollar added for rent, wood, &c
Lace and Ornamental Needle-work, SO 90
per Quarter.
per Quarter, SIS 90
Their School rooms are large and commodi-
Gus, and pleasantly located, Parents and Guar
dams may rest assured that every attention
will be paid to the morals and instruction Of
their children and wards.
LIBERTY, March 28ih, 1889. IS
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE THIRD VOLUME OF THE
1IB8RTY ADVOCATE,
JAMES NJ. SMILEY, Editor.

Notwithstanding the unparalleled pressure
: winch Tor the last twelve months, has crampcd
> and trammelled every depart ment of the Me.
: chanlcal, Agricultural and Commercial COM
munity, the unwearied and interchangeable ener,
gles OF American enterprise, are once more
Iglvlng evldenceof higher and fairer prospect
beloreu US. That quiesccnt attribute, which, for
time, seemed to mark and designate our
downward proclivity to carelessness and indif
ference, has fortunately awakened from its
sluggish apathy and partially disnthralled
from the fatal influence of a too blind credu.
lily in the infalibility of those whom we have
elevated above US, may we not still indulge the
hope, that there is yet held in reserve, a han
Ply result in the experiment Of this last and
once purest Of Repubics9
lnstigated, in part, by that grand revolution
which has already commenced, and which is
still going on in the opinion of the people, so
far as respects the political relations existing
between the respective States and the FEEDER.
al Government, the present Proprietor is about
to embark in the publication of the Liberty
Advocate.
Two years ago, this journal dated its origin,
at period when, in this County, 1t had many
dlthcultles to encounter, and the strongest op.
position to contend with. The enduring, and,
as we conceive, orthodox principles, which
have nurtured and sustained the journal through
good and through evil report" had then in
their infancy, but mere minority which sus.
tanned it. But, the resistless march of human
reason, before whose advance all obstacles
must ultimately recede, has brought about
brighter and fairer dawn; and the phian.
thropist and the patriot can now look in pro-
spective upon the revisit of those purer days,
which once pointed to the destiny Of our much
beloved country.
The political creed Of the Advocate will be
he same which it has heretofore advocated.
State Rights and State Sovereignty, will be the
lrtcral action which shall give life and amin
ltlon to its political Characteristic, while ex'
,rcising tenacty for those principles which
will never yield to caprice, the columns of this
ournal will, at all times, be open to liberal
and offered as ready channel to the
ide of passing events, and an acceptable organ
f general science and useful knowledge.
We cordially invite the patronage OF all those
Who concur with US in sentiment, aswell as the
Of those who dissent from US IN
olitics, to cooperate in sustaining the press
The Advocate will in future appear, under the
EDITORIAL supervision Of JAMES N. SMILEY, Esq
nd published on the same terms OF the ior'
ner numbers, by A. w. FORSYTHE
January 6, 1888.
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PROSPECTUS
THE WEEKLY PICAYUNE.

| III Il w II II N l. PlC A Y u N f.,
In consequence Of the popularity which ou
daily paper has gained in all sections of tn,
country, and the numerous demands we arc
receiving from all quarters for weekly Jour
nal, VIC have determined on starting one Of thai
description, TO be entitled the "THE WEEKLY
PIcAYUNE."
Toadopt the same iguratve style used in our
first prospectus, we have fitted out the "Pica-
yune" for more distant voyages, and freighted
her with all sorts of notions in the shape of
readdbleS; and if the same success attends her
which she has met with while coasting nearer
home, we shall doubtless receive rich returns
To prepare our little craft for the more ex-
tended sea on which she is destined to move,
we have put on her many additions and i'm
provemens Some Of her old timbers have
been taken out and replaced by new-she has
greater measurement loreand aft, greater
length Of beam, and her sheets have been ma
lerlaly enlarged.
Notwithstanding the increased size, the pub
nc may rest assured that the 'Picayune' will be
enabled to work in Shoal ,cater with the same
facility as heretofore, and form channels of
which it would be folly for the |
dull, heavy vessels at present sailing this port
% navigate,
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HATEORTN4 q
BUSINESS.

ITNIE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens Of Liberty and vicinity, that he
has opened shop in the house formerly oc.
Icupied by David levitt, on the North side Of
the Public Square, where he will carry on
the Tailoring Business, in all its various bran
ches.
J. LAIRD.
N. B.-uniform Coats made to order in the
best manner and latest style. Cutting out of
garments attended to,--and warranted 10 fit
provided we'll made up.
]. L.
Liberty, March II, 1885, lily
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From The CaSket.
LINES FOR AN ALBUM.

Al4NIIo IOR AN hIDJ NJ.
"Momento me.'
When years shall have hurried
Their course DER thy brow,
And hopes shall lie buried
That gladden. thee now
When youths dreams have persisted,
It's gay visions fled,
And the friends thou hast cherished
Are low with the dead
When old ties are all broken,
And friendships are not,
And thou hast but this token,
Forgetting, forgot,--
Then where'er my dwelling,
Far-distant or near,
This page shall be telling
Once tarried he here.
May, 1889. NORTON
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INAUGURAL ADDRESS

OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES, MARCH 4, 1901.
Friends and FcllOaO Citizens:
Called upon TO undertake the duties of the
first Executive office Of our country, avail
myself Of the presence of that portion of my
fellow citizens which is here assembled, 10 ex-
press my grateful thanks for the favor with