Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-11


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GENERAL MATHIoT.-We were shocked
yesterday in hearing If the death OF this
well known citizen. lie was among us last
week. lie was The head Of The Order Of the
Sons Of Temperance in Ohio, aud, as such,
cxertcd greatinfuence over the State.-Irae
Democrat, .7ug. All.
Wool DuvING IN CoLUMsus.-There has
been more than the usual amount Of compr-
tition Ibis year il the business Of buying wool
in most of the cities and larger towns in
Ohio. and better prices than for several years
past have been paid. In this city, we find
on inquiry, that about three hundred and Gry
thousand pounds have been purchased-at
prices ranging from % 10 25 cents per
pound.-OhiO Cahirai0r.
A PRovERB TAYLoRuzED.-Instead Of pro-
testing that Ignorance is Bliss" we now-a-
days say tina, " Bliss is Secretary to lgno-
~rInce."
1885 OUrRAGEs.-During the last cruise
of the United States ship independence, ,hera
were forty-four thousand eigh, hundred and
thiriy-fiv lashes (4l,S35) inflicted on the
crew, at a time when they were engaged in
dangerous service on the Pacific coast.
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HoMEoPATHv.-Dr. Temple, a regularly
educated physician Of high standing in ST.
Louis, states that the only three Homeopa-
THO practitioners in that city, have treated
| ,5G7 cases Of Cholera, with a loss Of only
6 3 per cent.
FiRE AT ST. LoUIs.-On the Goth ult..
E an fire occurred among the shipping
: there. Five steamboats, were burned, with
their cargoes. The value Of property des-
troyed, is estimated at about $3.50, 900, on
which there were assurances TO the sum Of
$3.50, 900.
BENTON AS A DuELIsT.-The 81. L0uis
Republican says that Col. Benton has fought
d duel-not one, but two of them. In the
first meeting on Bloody Island, opposite St.
l. outs, he dangerously wounded his antsgo-'
mist, Charles Lucas, Esq. He survived this
wound, however, and was called 10 the field
a second incorporated, possibly, by the
f lnjudicious acts Of friends of the parties
and in this meeting Mr.. Lucas was killed.
THE corn crop in the Scioto Valley never
looked more promising, and we believe this
: crop throughout nearly all Of central and
southern Ohio, will be quite large. In some
" NV - w hHO AtRoth itJbA ha"
been done by drought; and the grub-worm
has done mischief in other places. Potatoes
in this region, We think, look more promi-
sing than for the past two years-and hopes
are entertained that the rot has disappeared.
Ohio CudipaiOr.
. A Coon WEEKS WoRK.-During The past
d week, Father MATHRw has been most busily
o engaged in administering the pledge Of total
O abstinence from all intoxicating drink to the
l. Irish residents in this city and vicinity, in the
several Catholic churches, and for two day
lie in Faueuil Hall. II is estimated that al leas
ten thousand have already taken the pledge
81 Let those prate Of The renovating power Of III
oil ballot box-let them sneer at the impotenc,
c. of moral s~uasion-who will. With such re
, suits, we are abundantly satisfied .-Liberaior
MARIA MoNK.-This woman, whose reve
O. ~Iations created no little sensation here a few
he years since, and whose residence for SOM
ID time past has alternated between Blackwell,
es Island and the Five Points, was arrested yes
terday, charged with robbing a sailor Of 81
a in a house Of i'll fancy. Y. Mirror.