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HARDWARE ETC.

HARDWARE ETC
ssow Cs1s s New Il, 1a Fsad
direct from the American and Eng lish Manu-. S1eEA
factories H i sfTSss iRs ifeSE
a etc. and as cheap as can be found
IA the examination Of which buyers are respect respect,
s~ fully invited. Among Others. the following
300 tons swede American and English !ron assorted
xoo fiat round square. Plough Plate. Boilers and Flpe
- an i Hoop: Band ana Nail Rods, m ~ ''"''''
10 Geo Oo lbs BrszieT Copper. assorted-all sizes.
50 boxes Lsad k,ff f.iss xsofo roofing
10 s SSS IS RJssE Tin AEe-sssltsI Sheet Zinc. ETC.
o,o Ovens, Spiders, skilets. Fire Dogs, etc ''.'
800 dozen Collins, Roots, DAVIS Simmons, and Hunts
200 dozen Ames. Rowland's and others Spades and
500 dozen Whittemore's genuine Cotton and Wool Cards,
600 coils Cotton and Manila Rope. Bed Cords Plough
200 casks Ok. Log. Trace, and Halter Chains.
50o casks Cotton and Cane Hoes asortedmo approved
iSSS gallons best Winter BIeached Whale Oil.
Soo barrels p.k best Lard Liqseed and Tanners Oils
Lar Fitch, TuIpentne. Oakum, and Packing Yarn.
100 Halls Peacock Pious dhs"' a''0''eo Sizes
Sad Irons; Patent tent Baances Brass Kettles
i Ks ancs s are Hook and Plate
sauGs pan Handles Bucket Ears and Tuners Rivets
TonR aa stosi ss and bss
Wood Screws. Butt Hinges, Tacks and Brads:
indie Bits, StiIrups, Buckles, Bed Screws;
hocks-all kinds; Sliding Door Furniture Round Bolts
Woye Wire, Curry Combs, Guns, Tenders Fire Sets
Andirons, Gndirons, Gnddes, Knives and Forks
Pocket Cutlery Scissors, Razors, Spoons Edge Tools
Curtain Bands and Pins. Files and Saws-al kinds
Corn, Grass, and Bramble Scythes. Sickles;
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, and Corn Mills
Horse and Mule Collars, Hames, Blind Brides
Gin and Mil Irons Coopers Tools. Truss Hoops;
Band and Harness Leather Shoe Thread:
Window Glass Putty. Paint-al kinds
Cologne Mill Stones, Grind Stones. Boiling Cloths
Powder and Shot, Bar and Sheet Lead, Lead Pipes:
Stock Kettles
staubs celebrated patent Burr Stone Corn Mill superior
r to any thing of the kind now in use
hardware Store, and all very low. d9 6mW
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REMOVAL.
DRIESTLEY BEN have removed their entire Stock
i of HARDWARE, IRON, &c, &c. S-SVazsA
from Nos. 10 New Levee and 50 and 40
Tchoupitoulas street, to their New Stores,
Nos. 80 and 81 ca p Street, opposite $E5f3eIIs4
Natcez street. where they have on hand and are constantly
receiving by arrivals from Foreign and Domestic Manufac
turers full supplies of every description of GOODS in the
line which they offer for sale at the lowest market prices and
on accommodating terms. Country Merchants Planters
Mechanics and purchasers generally requested to call
and examine for themselves The following embraces
300 tons English BAR IRON, rouu square and flat;
10 do Resi- Cable .
50 do Pennsyjvana % 90
800 do Tennessee 1
10 do do Boiler Iron
10 do Pennsylvania do.
800 bundles Brazers' Rods, Il SIS and x round:
SO DO H Hoep i ison' Y TO Z inch.
i'm 10 Pond i,on n III IA . ,ua OIL ;.aL,
iS mates Tennessee Po1sb 1on ana "a men,
zoo Tennessee Poue ,.sham Monds.
1000 kegs Cut NJ Nils and SPIKES:
40 boxes TIN P1, ATE Point PooI.
3oSOS Ibs m AZIERS' ToPPER III n 1oo H. b,.
20 OO0 IN. az. C ~, S. d H. H., crrC,
go. Oo''' NWIi e Wt a DhS SNIr GEb prr
Il EIuS ~ 1 SNii II 1S DbiS.
r soI 81 NJ; gnu S na d. ~ INV MM TnS,
W. ana S ana IT. ~ ooie" iia'es' rhe Aohs
Files and Rasps Amennan a,d 5g Esi;b ocKs f o
en- description; "s''" - VI e'e''
Sliding door Furniture Hooks and Plate Hinges;
S Snt ana farnament Hinges; w oodscrews;
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PIANO FoRTEs AND MUSIC.

80 CAMP, Old Stand 7uo Doors from Grauier Street.
T>HE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly OIL hand and for
Il sale on the most reasonable terms -asSse4ysl
PIANO FORTES, from the factories Of 35
MessTs Nuns and Clark, A. II. Gale Co., M HI
ii Worcester, St0dart l. Durham, Nunsl ~ " Y
Fischer and Others, which may be found some of
those beautiful EOLlANS. with Ives tunables reeds.
ms St tpy HgIsTantied Also CARHART'S IMPROVED
passed for beauty of tone finish These Melodeons are
very portable and can be packed in small trunk which
and cannot take their Piano Forte with them.
GUITARS, FLuT ES. VIOLINS. VIOLONCEL.
M-jYs Los. CLAR!ONETS, ACCORDEONS, TAM.
tE4NSk BORINES, BANIOS. and other instruments,
A1 always on hand; Huntius, Herr, Cramer, Bertini.
49, and other schools for Piano Forte Also lnstruc.
q ton Books for Guitar. Violin Flute, Accordeon
and other Instruments SHEET MUSIC received as soon
as published from all the principal publishing houses in the
United States All orders from the country promptly at
tended to-, Il. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street.
PAINTINGS, by old masters for sale low and will receive
subscriptions to the AMERICAN ARTS UNION, Of
each subscriber, may be seen at his room. fy10W6m
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SOUTHERN BRUSH MANUFACTORY
And Fancy Store. 10 CamD ST.

subscribers have Just received by latest arrivals the
largest and best selected assortment of BRUSHES and
MATERIALS for MANUFACTURING fJRPOSE FL
eyer imported into Southern market Those purchasing to
sen again. and those having charge of Public Institutions
HoteLkeepe well those purchasing for their own use
must eydenty see that it Iond be to their interest TO call
hrst at the SOUTHERN BRUSH MANDATORY, TO
make their purchases Being manufacturers ourselves we
can and gW sell cheaper than any other house in the cy
we have been literally parOnized since
In TINS S which patronage determined retain by
selling GOOD ARTICLES AT LOW PRICES
Below we give list of BUSHES in part-tO give a fn
detail would fill many columns: e ~
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LIGHT! LIGHTM LIGHT!M
SOMETHING NEW, and Just the thing for every family
- requiring Lght-and cheap too that every one rich
or poor, can buy it. 1t is neat
CANDL ESTICK

Making and uckng its Candles out of Gold Taow,
Lard, or any Grease that oW burn
By simply turning the bottom OF the CandIestick beauti
full hard smooth Candle forced of the top, and any
desired length WISH from inch to two feet high.
l. 1t as neat and simple common Candestck-con-
sequenty, may be managed by child
By of this all your refuse grease
candles and thus obtain light at from to cts per week.
g. The wick dry and smooth thus vibration or flicker.
ing Of the flame. but burns like sperm candle;
The wick may be changed without all disturbing the
candle if too large put in small one; or. small
la ge
You coil in the bottom of the candle. or candle.
stick wick sufficient to last five six weeks where remains
out of sight and out of the way.
g. You keep candle at the same height all the
time, for ten years-no stumps pieces left
REQUIRES replenhing with grease or tallow week.
No piling Of grease, if it falls turns over but
and clearly lady could desire.
g. 1t cannot get out of order.
TO- In proof of their superorv utility and neatnes the
immense number sold is sufficient The price uniform and
the same all the United States and the article requires
ONLY to be vince the ncreduous of the
going facts No family will be without them who can scraps
together the small price asked
TT For sale at wholesale and retail by MYERS, CHICK
CO. office corner OF St Charles and Common streets and
at my store. No. SO CAMP street.
fy2o If l.. HARRIS Agent
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5Du5 OF Ysln9sg9nss,

MNWNz# Piedge.-I. without reserve, soemnly SA%VHZ
SJkEx& pledge my honor a that will neither AYkz
AG make, buy, SELL beverage, any Spir 5zAAS
z5zFfSi&S Malt Liquors. Wine Cider.
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TEMPLES OF HONOR,

OI
GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA-SONSO OF TEMPERANCE-Meets
quarterly-in May, August November and February-at
their hail. $50 Canal street. Officers elected and installed in
February, to serve for year:
R. L. Bruce, G VT, Orleans Temple of Honor No e.
j. Lugenbuhl G WIT, Ocean Temple of Honor No.
*. Gle; G R, Qdeon Temple Of Honor. No. 5.
B. Reed, w T. Louisiana Temple of Honor No. 1
a. Hal. VIC, Qdeon Temple of Honor, No. 5.
Hany, q & ORIGINS ks 1E Temple Of Honor Nos.
To- The Grand Worthy Templar made the following
appointments
Magnolia Temple of Honor. No 6.
A. B. Caldwell, G w F. District No. g. delegate from
Provdence Temple of Honor, No. 7.
=; Ferry D w T, Dist g. Providence Temple No7
VIM H. Rondeau, DIG w T. delegate from Odeon Temple
OF Honor No. B, for the City of New Orleans.
FINN DEGREE TEMPLE, No Meets the first Wednes.
day OF every month to confer the First and Second Degrees
ana inc hrd WEDNESDAY Of every month for the Third De-
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THE Subscriber has constantly for sale good assortment
!! Of RICH u co. g IMPROVED PATENT SALA.
WANDER BOOK AND JEWELRY SAFES, emhrac-
ing great variety of and patterns. The capacity Of
this article to resist both fire and burglars has been repeat
eddy tested and uniformly with triumphant result The
confidence of the public in RICH Cos SAFES, is
abundany demonstrated by sales of 1900 of them
period OF SIX years. including TBS in this market Those
chants and Others who the Old styles of Iron Chests
have only to inquire of those who experienced their worth
lessness at the fire in Chaes street. March, ls4I and
previous occasions, order be that they
thus sobecting their Books, Papers, Money, ETC. great
hazard Orders for SAFES, accompanied bv plans for the
interior ement, will be promptly, cuted applca
ton to lSAA BRIDGE,
tY3-lmd&W 70 Magazine Street
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CLEVELAND
WAITE r URE e TABLISH MEN T


HE Subscriber has erected in the immediate vicinity of
L CLEVELAND Ohio large and spacious Build "a
ings for the accommodation OF Patients who
the most favorable auspices or the removal of Disease
abundant; some of the Springs very cod-one, in
which the thermometer stands 4so Fahrenheit Sum.
attendance All Patients are required to furnish three Com
foters two large Wooden Blankets two coarse Cotton
pieces of Linen Cotton for HANDBAGS and six Towels
The subscriber Intends the location of his establish
ent second to none in the country to have the reputa
Patients should bear in mind, that the restoring of
health will be he SINE with him. should be
be made subservlent to that great object.
All communications must be postpaid.
Cleveland, Ohio 1919. fyi6 3m 1tW
STOVES! .SToVES!! sToVEs'H
SD. WRIGHT s cos Patent Wood and Coal Stoves
be for Hans Bar.roo@s charcbes pe ete ''''a A
Common Stoves nine and ten plate Stoves; -
Furnaces Copper and Brass Preserve Kettles different Sizes
GGp 2e M kiauG P Pa%ps VIII III Pumps
very general Of Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Bras. a and Britannia an s and ~ candsstcfs
B Brass, Britannia and JaDanned sRittoons
Hall and Steamboat Lamps, Of different ea sizes;
g Bn,a 9!o Soup TuIeens cf different Sizes
Goppe Iron and HSPRs Fin a Tea Kees
Buck = Me(iran's Patent Cooking Stoves;
Church's Philadelphia Coal Stoves
My Own Patent Stoves on the most improved PLAN to
American Air tight Co king Stoves for wood or COAL on
the most improved plan
s a9s % SSed o. ss coal
English Steak Dishes, Covers and Stands;
Caks MOuds; Oyster G5dlrSns Oyster Sewp,ns ETC.
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,ooo c. LIME.
lNN Csh ssh Ihomaston Lime, landing from scbr
mb3 oaI Int q lan G1s, and for sale by
""' 'oHN STROUD Il CO., l46 Compou st,
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PERFUMERY, ETC.
ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW
i JOHANNESBURG become agent for the @MNa
sale oil 2 E Flu M cry eIiTE SssasffkSy

sale OF PERFUM cry g1HSssss 5y
made at Ss es IS GSss .s Sss Of
V1s line fresh, and not intero to imported from
cofng 10 quality cheap as any one can possibly sell and
hy eyet article aad Oh who have fine
Cold Cream ETC., can have them repenished
able terms, saving the expense of repuchasng bottles
selves wish to AVOID thing ike deception nc
inspire every lady OF gentlemen who may purchase from
money and run off spend in other countries here all
% ser s sG% wo
your ibefaity am no fortune seeker make money to
aas me e neaI as &
as
an ay @ 70 %a
on the ladies first as is their due, and choice shall give
general supervision to the whole establishment, and
that even the most fastidous are pleased.
Ho the or 0s oss CITY o f BY
stone truly believe far superior to any stone heretofore
st cutler barber and all persons wish use fine edge
toS T 9f 70 tbf sdVanage to purchase ths Hone
maintained and still stands unrvaed for PIeysNHtng the
fya Iy d&w Nos. % St. Charles and 81 Common SITS.
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FNoY GOODS.
a;;otmsnt q Fine, Lever. Duplex and fepine IN.
Faced Gases Marble I and Fancy Mants cI S 80
ns C Gold @ a Vest and Fob Csns
Gold Pencils Thimbes, etc. Bracelets Brooches Necla'
Ear Finger Rings of all the fashionable patterns;
Locke Studs Sleeve Buttons Bracelet Clasps for Hair
Gents Breast and Scarf Pins in great variety Suspender
Fine Silver Casor, Cups Pitchers. Tea and Table Spoons,
Forks Ladies, Sugar Tongs Napkin Rings, Egg Cups ETC.
Silver Plated Casters, Candlescks Waters Trays Urns
Tea Sets. Forks and Spoons.
FINE FANCY GOODS, viz. Rich Fans, Papier Ma
etc; Music and Writing Portfolios; Gard Gases Rosewood
and Inlald Boxes various patterns Silver Combs. She
Combs Silver Gilt and Silver Plated Bouquet Holders:
Beautiful Vases, patterns Retcues and Purses new
patterns
CUTLERY.-Rodgers' Fine Pocket and Penknives Ra
zors. Scissors. etc.
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY-Genuine Ia
rina Cologne Florida and Lavender Water Fancy Soaps
together with great variety of Goods to
mention.
Strangers visiting the city are invited call and examine
these Goods. E. A I. intends always have on hand
stock OF Goods OF tile best quality and will sell at the most
reasonable prices
JEWELRY MANUFACTURED AND REPAIRED
short notice. All orders from the Country will meet with
prompt attention, by
fyI0 6mW b. A. TYLER. 80 Camp street, N O,
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MAGNOLIA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No 6-Located at Shreve
port, La. to- No list received.
PROVIDENCE TEMPLE OF HONOR. No. - Located at
Lake Providence. TT No list received.
BAsTRoP TEMPLE OF HONOR No. s-Parish of
Ou0ehita. IL No list received
LOUISIANA COUNCIL. No. 1T. s. AND 3. TEN
GLARS Of T1Mees every other Wednesday evening at
Temple Hall. 58h Canal street
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHARITEs -
ther notice. ' ~ ava
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GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF LOUIS
IANA-At the annual election of the Grand DIylson
Sons of Temperance held the 23d of Ociobe 1910 he
following officers were elected for the ensuing term
R. w, Powell. G w P, delegate from crystal fount D
BENJAMIN F. Lyons, G w A, Clinton Division. No. 49,
East Feliciana -, =,
Aremon Hill G T, Pelican Division, No. l.
Rev J. H. BIinn, Chaplain. Fountain Division No. 49,
w. W: MCCARTHY. G s. Pelican Division, Mol.
Lewis billiard, G w Pelican Division Mol
The Grand Division adjourned their next quar-
terly meeting in Baton Rouge
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CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE.

FA b A n = y
Patent Platform and Counter Scales.
TNHE undersigned, sole agents in New Orleans for the
L sale of Messrs. E.. & T. FAIRBANKS & co .
Original paenees) St. Jolnsbuy, VT, calculated PLAT
FORM SCALES, prepared ITO furnish them at manu-
factures' prices.
Counter Scales to weigh from u OF. to So lbs
Druggists do. do do. drachm to lbs
Portable Platform Scales, do 200 to $50 lbs
Dormant do. do do $50 to 5000 lbs.
Iron Scales, do. $500 to 5000 lbs
Railroad Track Scales, for weighing 10 IS
Do Depot and Hay Scales, do. Alto tons,
The above particularly recommended to purchasers a.
superior any other article of the kind USE for
rectness and durability, to which fact ample testimonials
can be furnished
STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & CO.,
fy8 d&W corner Canal and Magazine streets.
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cRocKERY AND GLASsW ARE,
COUNTRY MERCH ANTS and City he. alters ce7
~ will find at the sign ofthe GREAT PITCHER, NJ
81 lamp Street near Gaver of the largest stocks V9
Of @ UEENSW ARE ever imported into the -
United States. all of superior aualiy latest pattern and
shapes. Assorted Crates for Country Trade.
Also. Debentue Goods for the Mexican market A large
assortment of GLASSWARE.
fy3-3md&W SAM'L E. MOORE, 81 Camp st.
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NEW ORLEANS SEED STORE AND HORTI-
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

A FLICK, COMSTOCK 4 CO.-The subscribers have
~ just receved from Weathe' shields GARDEN .xs1s,
GARDEN AND FARM SEEDS, Bulbous 5.3EA
NJ II Roots, Towering Shrubs and Plants Es3
WI Fruit Trees, Horticultural implements and xseY
~ BoUks. offered in the South Boxes of SEED
~ put up to ORDER and assoments made out Tor The
West Indies Mexico California Texas and for any port
the Southern Western country
Market Gardeners, Merchants Factors, Planters and off
of lDats rely having their orders promptly
executed and every article warranted genuine.
do 6mW AFFLECK COMSTOCk & co.
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CROCKERY. CHINA, GLASS WARE, etc.
-" AT RETAIL. III
THE SUBSCRIBER offers at greatly reduced Axa
Il prices, his large stock ofCHINA GLASS and SAs4zY
EARTHENWARE, Cutlery, Plated. Britannia, Ne
and Japan Ware, and HOUSE FURNISHING 46b
Families Hotels. Steamboats,, &C.. supplied at the lowest
CASH Prices Goods for the Country carefully packed
fy3-d& W3m SAM'I.. +. MOORE, 81 Camp ST.
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II H., c. s. T. J. s. KNAPP, DENTAL SUR.
i GEO.NS, 104 Common street, AssA>
Opposite the Private Entrance Of the st. SxGif$
Charles ,ss, Hoe1 They They can convince
to extreme old age; millions of which now annually
lost that might be preserved by timely and udcous treat
dependent on the Preservation of the Teeth.
Those persons who have tested their operations for several
past will cheeruly bear testimony their favor
ticularly of their beauty and durability ja2O 6mW
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NUTICE,
IFHE subscribers have com ,lete their arrange. ~
l. ments for extended business than that y y
QhitLero done by the old house. Our stock of~GO
~ DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
w SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY,
embracing, as intend it shall, every article needful
not b. in excellence of quality
price by any 9th sr house in the trade: while asa
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
orders be addressed to with confidence and certainty
of hay them properly and faithfully attended to- pre-
viously experienced in this place.
The usual credits and facilities 0f trade
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Z

NEW ORLEANS
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
(I.ate r. l.. .4len'sl
Corner OF Magazine and Poydras Streets,
9 FRANKLIN. Agent.-F5r sale-A large assortment
nj Mn Of plOush hsI Mar1%ew rows, Far raaPn angg 49,
Crushers, Straw Cutters OxaShoyels. RN
Ok Yokes, Grain Thrashers, Corn -
Mills Axes Hoes Shovek, and other Agricultural lmpe-
ments. Also
Gardening Tools Guano, Plaster, Rock Salt, etc., etc;
Orders will he executed for every article wanted BY
Planters die 3td&6mW
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magnolia UNION, No. 2. DAUGHTERS OF TEMPER.
ANCE-Mee every Tuesday, at o'clock p M at the Hall
of Pelican Division Of Common and St. Charles sts
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G. YALE, JR., & CO.

No. 81 MAGAZINE street,
RE receiving their Spring of New FANCY SILK
AND STRAW GOODS among which the latest importa-
en Of Dress Goods Bareges, French Lawns Jacones, Mn
Gnghams Plaid Swiss Muss, verons, French Lace Gimp
Tuscan Braid and Straw BONNETS latest fashion, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS Rich Bonnet AMI Csp RIBBONS, OF variety
SATIN and Tahea Ribbons assorted Shaw scar Fancy Hand
kerches irh Linens SWISS Null and Tnean MuSLlNS Plaid
and stripe Do FAD LACES and EDGINGS Silk and Lsie
90. Ianh OnpEklEs, PRINCES GLOVES. HoSlEkf' anu
almost every variety articles them which they
respectfully invite the city and country trade fl 2w2dp INV
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PELICAN DIVISION, No. Meets every Wednesday even
ing at haEpas o'clock at their hail. of Common
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and efficacy of DR.. Davss Syrup under their notice.
number of them witnessing its virtues have regularly sold
on condition that if did give satisfaction the pce
should be returned and no one of has had appea
the medicine. We append few from orders az
samples Of those in frequent receipt Of well as Of
verbal accounts we frequently hear
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26

BOOTS and SHOES, eastern and Wes-
tern,) Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stuffs, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the best, constantly for sale at
TRESCOTTS.
Salem, o. LIST mo. 3Oth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26
ETRY
For the A. $. Bugle.
THE FLIGHT OF TINE.

The old year has gone aye, forever has gone
On the pinions Of Time it has rapidly flown,
Long since we were warned Of the speed offs fight,
And /, bade us adieu in the hush Of last night.
Ever mornful it is to witness Times speed,
who giveth to prayers and en,reaties no heed,
lie crusheth the flowers in their beautiful bloom,
And the eye tina, is brightest enshroude,h in gloom.
He mocks at the prince and the king on their throne,
And the power Of the mighty is quickly brought
down;
The young shrink oghust at the blast Of hi'breath
When he points to the grave-when he tells them
Of Death.
And Beauty must fade like the rose Of a day,
The light of her eye will pass gently away,
The tinge on her cheek will grow pale in Time s
sight,
And her quick step be heavy as he %lensthens his
flight.
All nature must bow unto Times potent rod,
Dust return unto dust, and the soul unto God.
In vain shall the mighty attempt to delay
Times passage DER earth Tor but one single day.
And when all shall be gathered from mountain and
main,
To walk in the ranks Of his shadowy train.
Then to the | AM, at last shall oldTime
His sceptre, himself, and hi, triumphs resign.
New Year. M. A.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-26
ReneVOlence.

A benevolent man was Absalom Bliss
Az each and every tale of distress
He blaled right up like a rocket;
lie felt for all beneath poverty's smart
Who were fated to bear life's toughest part
He felt for them in his Utmost heart,
But never felt in his pocket.
He didn't snow rightly what was meant
BY the Bibles promised four hundred per cent
For charity's donation;
But he acted 4 as il he thought railroad stocks
And bonds, secure beneath earthly locks,
Were better, with pockets brim full of rocks,
Than HEAVENLY speculation.
Yet all said he was an excellent man;
To the poor he'd preach for the poorhe'd plan
To better them he was willing;
But, the oldest man, who had heard him pray
And preach, for the poor, in a pitiful way,
Could hardly remember him rightly to say
Mr.. Bliss had e'er given a shilling.
boston Post.