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SIN The undersigned has lately erected a new "a
,SSttta G REEN HOUS L on LataVefc 81. ~ ~
SS opposite the odd Fdi0I0S' Hal and La Sfh-teA
Vs4 fGUett6 Square, wherein will be sold all Eessz
49, kinds OF PLANTS, such, Roses, Cameiias, OF
100 varieties Geranius, AZaias EvergTeens and Tves
az descriptions besides great collection of ENotcs from
Mexico, Brazil, New Holland, the Indies and China-and
iact ms Establishment contains greater variety OF Plants
Than other the United States, and has beun uuder
great expense as 10 make il worthy Of the patronage il has
heretofore enjoyed Mr., Bach has engaged Mr. Ei.H
SALESMAN, whose long experience and knowledge in the
iiocutuE business will ensure that eXerOn hls part
sa he wanted to give every Information to the treatment
ni rants The prices Of Plants will be LOWER than any
eief establishment sell them. to- Orders puncualY
g ih ana sent Ia the Steamboats, Houses hoat erpse
ulO dH John MI BACH
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- The white population q South Csroliaa,
according to the Governors Message, ameunis ta
2sOlssd souls,
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING


: v 2
NJ E Il G II MT TAIL
No. TAG CaHP STREET.
Opposite tic FlOrance HOnse.
AS hand and Is eOnsianty IN receipt Of large addi-
i ton. Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS.
CASSIMEREB and NESFINtiS, of the finest and 90
latest style and best manuiactun, and SNOW well pFe M
pared 10 supply his friends aud the public with FALL I8A
and WIHTER CLOTHING, made in the manner, - VI.
Of the latest Paris and Northern SYKES and very reasonable
Jncbs.
Also hand, fine stock Of Clothing, Of Paris and his
Alo, q fine stock Of SHIRTS, CRAVATS, etc.
E1~ J erms- Cash and short time for approved city
acceptauces. s12 BIN
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CHEAP EIi,,, PAPER BLANK Ro9Es AND STA

CHEAP .BAElSh BLANK HOtkS AND STA
llQNiSIlR .....ft No. 81 C.aAfP STREET.
VII 81 bscrlbers return thanks their numerous
4 friends and The public for the liberal pat 77l7lk7
TOnage heretofore bestowed upon them, and E7FkkssA,
would respectfully solicit its continuance, hav-
ing now on hand full and complete stock OfSAtt
every arlice IN teine, AIIY RECEIVING FREsU
SUPPLIES, Their present Stock consists, part of the fol-
lowing which they Oiler at the l. owe st market rates:
bLANh BOOkS.-iiedgers, Journals Cash, Invoice Ac
ofthe best quality.
COPYING LETTER PRESSES-With Books and every
- thing cOmpete-Of different sizes and qualities.
BlIAN kS,-CustOmshous Entries and Commercial Ranks
OF every description; Bills of Exchange Notes, Drafts
etc., etc, in variety,
Houses in the city.
STEEL ENs-0f every manufacture; choice selection
always on band.
lean manu- lacture.
IEK.-Back, Blue and Red; also Cobyng-an extensive
assortment.
INkSrANDS-Of all known kinds
NaeEs, Sealing Wax, lluis, India Rubber Lead Pencils
Wafer Stamps Rodgers PenInives and EraseFs Office
Tape, Sand and Sand Boxes, Letter Gins Bill Files
Black Lines, PenlOlders and Pen Racks Tin PaperI mi
teFs, Memorandum Books, Diaries ETC.
HAVING ALSO A COMPLETE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BINDERY
u the same building, prepared execute orders for
Printing Binding ia superior style, and such prices a
cannot fail in giving satisfaction,
CORSON & ARMSTRONG
Stationery and Blank Book Mama detlFers,
Ri4 tlanl Camp street., New tlFle0Us.
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NQdTJCE,-on and after TUESDAY, the 1lth inst. the.
"a SilEAm IhAlN will leave CARROLLT0N at ~
eOe a 4 Hhiil further notice BY order Of the Board
~, IIoiiN hAMPSoN, Engineer, New Orleans and
III ~ CanOllOn Railroad.
a lsIt ~ casks London and Dublin Porter, in
dls JOHN TooLE, Is Bank Place,
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iMP0itl ANF 10 SUGAR PLANTERS.
VIE unde4 nelwOud pa the attention OF PLANTERS tOthe
Il fact Of his having discovered after series OF expert
menS ubncOus composition which preserve the Journals
and Braes Of Sugar Mills from FICTION and prevent them
from heating wearing, etc, by keeping them CLOSED and
perfectly cool. The composition much cheaper tlananyof
the oils used and need not he applied often in as
large QUANTITIES Any one desiring TO test the merits Of this
discovery by fair trial of the composition itself do by
addressing TO te undersigned tpOspa al Baton Rouge and
on payment Of 80, --l
Ms staWtian "A. J. CHAPMAN, Enyineer
New Orleans Delta and Crescent publish the above twice
week. az January, and send bills iorcoectOn Rouge
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The GREEK CHURCH IN AMERlcA.-Ehorts are
making in NewYork to form congregation of
Greek Christians, from the many Greeks, Russians,
&c, now in that metropolis, One has lately been
formed in London.
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% CORNER or 7 copNpp M
5 GO 81 $5ss;$ s5g Sa5sI gss: e.
y u . A N ID ' ~ S II DE STORE
Keeps constantly on hand every thing in his nencuding
great variety OF Ladies and Genpmen's Boots and Sloe-
aud will ae at the lowest Cash Prices share Of public
l""lo,sHe l respectfully solicited. APP ~
nB. ELLIOTT, VETERINARY sIRf3INlN
MoULl announce TO the citizens Of tbs CIV nni its
vicinity that he Is prepared attend 10 all hnspess In
ms he entsteo 10 his DIR. Elliott homes Ms loug ype
nece as veterinary Surgeon, will insure him large bust
ness as ne spent m4e years in the Veterinary College Of
city with great success. The Doctors charges are tfom Al M
SO upOn any durable disease-alyice grttis ~ - u
~ The Doctor to be found at all hours of the lov ,pJ
night a. Iallersalls Stahles ST. Charles Street ' '
q FAMILY HORSES well broke ALWAYS nj, hand
and for sale. '7 ~ ~ s eai'u
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lps n q 90, Importers Qt H7UaHu Produce Stfrqr
- 1'Dfe and Iobacc0s keep constantly hand lnrfe az
}Lmii OF CIGARS, e0Hsi5iing OF lmp eTias, Regalias
i>lureas tahQHps Ianecls. Small Ifogalias NliaT Ira
'nGP, elG etc, from The most celebrated brands Of Havana
. A'eg a general 1isnrtment Of WINES LIQUORS, etc
'tl-' w. = FROM lA5sees new Orleans, HUlt -
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MARINE, PAINT, AND TAR OLE OEANUFAC
TORY OF -pIIIH,ADIsI, pTsfA

~
ElUTMAh Il CC,99 Front Eepse, sole Agents Cor the
- state OF Louisiana, respectfully call the attention Of
Captains owners and Others interested in vessels the sub
Joined card
The undersigned, owners and masters of vessels, chip
buer and others employed in repairs Of vessels who have
used the MARINE PAINT manufactured by WIN Rice,
81 Pladepa Tor the last five years, do recommend il for
is lasting quale and Icing the best and cheapest com
position IN for the protection Of the bottoms of vessels
from the attacks Of the sea worm and also in protecting
wood iron from decomposition either from exposure TO
weather under. water.
O. w. Watson, slp-maSter; r. r Thomson Lieut. JTSN
IheO Birely sip-buIdeF; Capt West, ship Shenandoah
vaughan X Lynn, &c; WIN. NJ Baird & Co., owners
John l1lely, Of steam packets bet, Phila-
Nm. tramp, 90; delpha and Hartford;
Stewart Y Waters ship build r. r. Lopez, merchant;
eTs at the Marine Railway I'D. Eldge Co, meTehants
kenslngon; Samuel Pleasant, merchant;
SAM Vaughan, ship7buide; opt H. Tnrey ship rusoarOFT
NJ. NanDusensn -; A. II. IlinkelS Son slim. chan
Joseph Brown, oilers;
$. 5. Ice, senior Lieut. U. S lG. W. Aspinwa merchant
8, lrigates Potomac; lCane ]. SOmers, owner aut
Burling & Dixon, Merchants Master;
III. Harper master brig Maria: R. w. Packer merchant
Morris Sheer, master u IS chri Capt. J. Vance schooner
Susan: Westceif:
The trade supplied and sold wholesale and retail by
BUTAiAN y CO, % Front I4evee
M I'm opposite Post 8, Second MuniCDaltV.
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hOHN ARMSTRONG, 2ld TchoupinuIas street on.
- posle 81 MARY Market prepared to manu- iactIrs
nA gftfs 81 every descriptions cheap prices as they
can pa uefee iere ifum part Of tho county iag3 IL
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{ CuAAislNs, hHHdtT, No. 1871 iOydras street. be.
y. tween tarondeiei and st. Charles, New Orleans
hw tlleriB made, Counting houses fitted uu and oliuy
m General done. Also-Sashes, Doors Blinds, etc Win
which Pluuter and others ear be snppe5i anil G,i
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XALnLskY. BR ANDY. GIN AND MINE.-gpnr
ceived ey ship. Enphemia, and Ior ale in hond by
$. WOLFE, . Gravier &.
IIO5JjT Oi4NUFNCTORy.

EHndeHgne calls the attention Of the New Orleans
Il public 10 ls Sflect and Fashionable 4sssrf - tav
Httnt 81 BOOIS and SHOES, mann lactunsl y M
solely by HIMSELF Gentlemen desfOus Of having -
lheir boots aud Shoe male to FITOi elegant na-N -
tad, and ~ TIE sTYL-wUuid DO well bq calling The
9ndarsgRed. CoRk-SoLE ana D0UBEE-sOLE WA
TER-PRDUF BOOTS, made 10 order
% ON f.. O'SlLhLNAN, 40 ST. -ftarlas street.
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DEMOCRATIC CAUcUs.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Herald gives the fol-
lowing account Of the caucus of the democratic
members, at which the nomination Of Mr. Cobb
for Speaker was abandoned:
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J33HIN FtBi !!n JOHN sTRoup JR.,.,WM. STROUD
HO5N STROUD a CO., as CoMM0N 81, between
e. Gar9plee{ and Bardme sts., Dealers IA MAR $50
= i;E Ma MANUFACTURES and ENAMEILEDt EykJl
SLABS, CRAVE STONES, and MARBLE noA5t1to
d s different varieties Thomaston LIME. Cal ~\NNlg
gned PLASTER OF PARIS, RnmnL an Nv
dTauhG CEMENT, Plasterng HAIR, White sand ~
English Pensacola and Pttsburg FlRE-BRICK. my3
- OBERT SKINNER, BrieElovsy- ~ Ro1,,1 s,r
~ undertakes all kinds OF FIRE-WORK, such rs y,
Inc Seung q Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam Roll 6t3
cf-' ele. Al work done by the subscriber will be I'D
Guaranteed and specimens OF his work may be seen al
n p PLfAsrERING and ASKING done
WIN uI1iatci' ial9 Iy
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRUGs, MEDICINES, etc.-The subscriber Is now
- receiving fresh supply Of articles in bis line and Offers
then t2r i s2ie on reasonable terms JAS 3 SHAW
~ ~ casts II ''0''j Jas AZ s. s. SHAW, Druggist,
do dSAVG yeranda Corner.
NUN'ARABIt}-l0O0 lbs, choice GUM ARABIC, in
d5 d&Wf ,Vera6dG Corner.
EfIA sIslsfl-Fh ipgaiuahr Remedy , TlorrlIo1 and
- Complaints Of the Bowels Just reeeived from Mexico,
.d5 d&Wtf Vefanda Corner.
NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS roachtdnd
I Gast IrgE SUGHR PAWS, of assorted sizes,
SUGAR MLIS@Ro JsL3x25 a0d SSgi ip ee VIII
C9geplag ioE Wooden h2tis ara extra Wheels for pie BY
% 3md& w !. Y. pE EGANA, AZ Bienyille st.
TOA9BSr AND NOM MEFT'S. SS@,O
fDEkSONS wishing to obtnin the above artielcA ElOJ
n on The mos reasonable terms; aud Of the best NLly
at No. 81 TCHoUpIToULAs Street, Front wv
Office, up Stairs. where Plans and Specifications =
can be zen y Prices vary iTon ~ 80 10 -
~ 1000, ne laig5in
BIOLAsSIsS BARREIs 49,.
u ~ f66 ig SYFRE laEs 81 d aaa Rs BBS Bf
Warranted 40 Gallons ready for delivery. For SsefA
h3 st. Cbarlesst., corner Of Julia.
TEAS. TEAS
4GENCFQ Of the NE;Y YORK CANTON Tea co.
T'IIE subscriber bal now on band and wreeeiye monthly
Of all descriptions. Us assortment is eOgnpO ell Of -
above fifty different kinds and qualities, and iie
tefls warranted ia saylug that it's Tie finest IA
tment0l Teas ever offered for sale in this city.
hlg $, II. PAGE, Agent, " Camp st
VNTHIskY, BRANDY, GIN aND WINE.-Ypun-
pipes Cognac Brandy; pine Holland Gin. and p casks
Sherry Wine in bottles. The above Whisky is from the IBIS.
yeas. aud de Brandy Of he mos iavorite brand. The
Sherry Wine Is Of the AmOnliIado vintage nuoh eele
purchases y fnid John POOLE. 5I BANK Place az sun
COtiNAC BRA XDIEs.
i ONDDN DOCK COGNAC BBANDIES-
. u "A Boil anFIf
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1t Is positively stated that the dispute between
france aud Morocco has been settled by the En-
peror conceding all points demanded bv France,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

~ WOLFE, Importer Qf TDiHe, Brandy Gin, ETC.. and
10 General COMMISSION Merchant, rs Gravier st. n9
w e. RAYMOND, Family Grocer, II Camp
W street,
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u; AlNBEltsON, No. ~ 81. Charles street -
a. watches, ChronOmeters and Nautcal lr.lru. 80
menis accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Elsc AA
ulea Apparatus made 10 order and repaired Es.1sl9A
alhour CTOnOmeers altered To run 81 hours ~ Nv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-18

A large.levy Of troops is going on in Lolnbardy,
causing great discomfort All who.are able to es-
cape are doing so.
Rome continued quiet up 10 the 14th. The Pope
was daily expected
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Little Children.

"Candid and curious, how they seek,
All truth TO know and scan;
And, ere the budding mind can speak,
Begin to study man!
Confdlng sweetness coloTs all they say,
And angels listen when hey try TO pray,
More playful than the birds of spring,
Ingenious, warm, sincere;
Like meadow-bees upon the wing
They roam without a fear;
And breathe their thoughts on all who round
them live,
As ligh, sheds beams, or flowers their per-
fume give.
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P0ETRY
The Voice Of the Grass,

uo,o emma o,son;ng ,,sor;Do ove,v ,yhs,e
Nv The dns,y road side.
Cn tns sunny nin-stue'
Tiose oy ,ne NOISY o'ooS'
In every snauy NOOK
co"e cieeP'"g' 0'eeP'"e every ""''e'
Have ~ omo oroon;Do sm;iirr ove,v whom.
All around ,be onen dooIs
Mnefe 81. 'ne aggG Pooa' ,r
,Ie.e wneIe ~ G".une" v,"y'
In ue oi.g"' u me''y muJ,
come creeping c'eeP'pg every WHITE
.,ooni,r ,so,irrsvs, wbe,o
II ,Sa Doisv PciiS street ~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-04
Our Homestead.
BY MISS PHEBE CAREY.

Our old brown homestead reared its walls
From the wayside dust aloof,
Where the apple boughs could almost cast
Their fruitage on its roof;
And the cherry trees so near it grew
That, when awake I've lain
In The lonesome nights, I've heard the limbs
As they cracked against the pane;
And those orchard trees-O those orchard
trees1
I've seen my little brothers rocked
In their tops by the summer breeze.
The sweet briar under the window sill,
Which the early birds made glad,
And the damask rose by the garden fence,
Were all the flowers we had.
I've looked at many a flower since then,
Exotics rich and rare,
That in other eyes were %lovelier,
But not TO me so fair:
For those roses bright-those roses bright
I've twined them with my sisters locks,
That are lain in the dust from sight.
We had well-a deep, old we'll
Where the spring was never dry,
And the cool drops down from the messy
stones
Were falling constantly ;
huo hCi hCfCi was WdtcI ndlI 80 Sbb6L
As that IN my liule cup,
Drawn from the curb by the rude old sweep
Which my fathers hand set up:
And that deep old well-O that deep old
WE'LL
l remember yet the FLASHING sound
OF the bucket as it fell.
Our homestead had an ample hearth,
Where at night we loved 10 meet;
Where my mothers voice was always kind
And her smile was always sweet;
And there I've sat on my fathers knee,
And watched his thoughtful brow,
With my childish hand in his raven hair
That hair is silver now
But that broad hearth's light-O that broat
hearlh's light!
And my fathers look, and my mother
smile,
They are in my heart tonight.
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From The Tribune.
The True lriStOcratS.
by c. D. STUART.

II - " olbhht
Who are the Mobiles Of the earth
The true Arisiocrats,-
Who need not bow their heads to Lords,
Nor doff to Kings their hatsl
Who are they, but the Men of Toll,
The mighty and the free,
Whose hearts and hands subdue the earth,
And compass all the sea!
Who are they, but the Men of Toll
Who cleave the forests down,
And plant amid the wilderness
The hamlet and the town.
Who fight the battles, bear the scars,
And give the world its crown
OF name, and fame, and history,
And pomp Of old renown!
These claim nc gaud Of heraldry,
And scorn the knighting rod
Their coats of arms are noble deeds;
Their peerage is from God!
They take not from ancestral graves
The glory of their name,
But win, as erst their fathers won,
The laurel wreath of Fame.
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Agents for the Bugle."
OHIO.

OHIO.
New Garden; David l.. Galbreath, and l
Johnson.
Columbiana Lot Holmes.
Cool Springs; Mahlon Irwin,
Berlin Jacob II. Barnes.
Marlboro; DR.. X. G. Thomas.
Garfield 4; John Wetmore.
Lowellville; John Bissell.
Youngstown; ]. S. Johnson.
New Lyme; Marsena Miller.
Selma Thomas Swayne,
S~pringboro; Ira Thomas
Harveysburg; V. Nicholson.
Oakland; Elizabeth Brooke.
Chagrin Falls S. Dickinson.
Columbus; w. w. Pollard.
Georgetown; Ruth Cope.
BuDdysburg; Alex. Glenn.
Pennington; Willard Curtis.
Bath; j. B. Lambert.
Ravenna; Joseph Carroll.
Wilkesville; Hannah Il. Thomas.
Southington Caleb Greene.
Mt. Union; Joseph Barnaby.
Malta /; VIM. Cope.
Richfeld Jerome Hurlburt, Elijah Poor
Lodi DR.. Sill.
Chester Roads; Adam Sanders.
gainesville; f. McGrew.
franklin Mills Isaac Russell.
Granger l.. Hill.
Hartford; G. w. Bushnell, and Wr.
J. Bright.
Garrettsville; A. Joiner.
Andover; A. G. Garlick and ]. F. Whit
Achor Town; A. G. Richardson
INDIANA.
Winchester; CIarkson Pucket,
Economy Ira C. Maplsby.
Penn /; John l.. Michner.
PENNSYLVANIA
Pittsburgh; II. Vashon,
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A Little AnrrdOtp,

We remember somewhere 10 have read
a story OF a youth, who, hesilaling in his
choice between two young ladies', by both
oil whom he was beloved, was brought TO
u decision by means of a rose. lrhap-
pened one day, as all the three were
wandering in Il garden, that one Of the
girls, in her haste 10 pluck a %new-blown
rose, wounded her finger with q thorn /;
it bled freely; and, applying The petals OF
a white rose 10 The wound, she said,
smilingly, 81 nm a second Venus, | have
dyed the white rose rel" At that mo-
ment they heard a scream, and fearing
that the other young lady. who had loi-
tered behind, had met with an accident,
FASTENED back 10 assist her. The fair
ones screams had been called forth by no
worse an accident than had b~efallen her
companion. She had angrily thrown a
way the offending flower: and made so
p%erIinacious and fretful a lamentalion
over her wounded finger, that The youth,
after a little reflection, resolved on a
speedy union with The least handsome,
but most amiable ofthetwo young friends,
Happy would it be for many a kind heart.
ed person, did they know by what SEEM
ing trifes the affections of those whom
they love may be confirmed or %alienated
forever.
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caves, crucifying them, and stocking
their SerdiS with the best looking of The
female devil. worshippers; all for the Clio.
ry of Allah and the Prophet. 1t appears
that the Yezidis believe Satan to be the
chief of the angelic host now suffering in
Iophet, for rebellion, but 10 return here
alter from transportation, and resume his
high estate in the celestial hierarchy,-
On the principle that it is prudent TO
conciliate him in his misfortunes, in or
der to have a stronger claim upon him
when he shall be restored 10 power, thew
wink at his offences and in their daily
prayers tender tc him the assurance OF
their highest consideration. In the
meantime the Mussulmen cut them up
right and left and the more they be-.
scech the devil to help them, the more he
never listens to them.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-04

ORIGIN OF LESS CONSEQUENCES THAN
DEsTINY.-When Philo Henry sought the
hand Of the only daughter and heiress of
Mr.. Matthews in marriage, an objection
was made by her father, who admitted
that he was a gentleman, a scholar and
al excellent preacher; but he was n
stranger and "theg did not cgcn knop
Vhcre he came from" "1'rue," said the
daughter, who had well weighed the *
%ceIlent qualities and groces Of the stroE-
ger, ''but | know .-h"-" !" :: ooino md
| should like to go with him;" and they
walked LIES pilgrimage together. How
different would be the worlds estimate of
men if they were judged less by their ORR
gin, and more by their deslinyl
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-04

ACCOUNT OF AN AsIArlc SECT WHO
WORSHIP THE DEvIL.-A recent English
traveller gives an interesting account of
The Iezidis, an Asiaiic tribe who .'serve
the devil" not in the sense implied by
the phrase in Christian countries, but by
actually worshiping the Old Harry
The Mohammedan Beys, who cherish a
most orthodox hatred of his birthstone
ship, and always spit with great emphasis
when his name is pronounced, have for
many years waged an extermina,ing war
against his disciples, burning them in
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-04

~ tcas IN he right mood for il, and so l gaze
full scope 10 my Imagination"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IWTUh NM NOIIN Ne
Pel,ons splendid outline Maps. Baldwin's
pronouncing Geographical Gazetteer, ard
- MAYORS system of teaching Geography"
for sale by ]. Hdmbleton of this place. He
is also prepared 10 give instruction to clas-
SEES, or to individuals who wish 10 qualify
themselves for teaching the science of Geo
graphy according to this new, superior, and
(where tried) universally approved system.
Address by letter or otherwise, Salem, Col,
Co., o. Oct. 9th, 1913.
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DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.

BOOTS and SHOES, eastern and Wss-
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 me-. 3Oth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ We have been requested to give
place to the following explanatory Address,
which will be interesting to many of our
readers.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-04
DAVID WOODRUFF,

M"ANCFACTUREG OF
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. SULKIES. &c
A general assortment of carriages constant
ly on hand, made Of the best materials aud
in the neatest style. All work warranted.
Shop on Main street, Salem, o.
Democratic banner., 1849-03-26
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue and authority Of an s~xecusinn
issued by the clerk Of the circuit court for
the county Of Pike, in favor Of JamesW
Campbell and Samuel Pharr, administra-
tors Of the estate Of David C. NJ. Parsons,
deceased, and against Karen II. Whitaker,
and TO me directed; have levied upon the
following described Real Estate, lying in
the county of Pike and State Of Missouri,
viz: The south east quarter of section No.
IL, in Township No. 81, Of range No. 3 w,
containing l6O acres more or less, and shall
proceed to sell the same to the highest bid!
der a tpublic auction, before the cour house.
door in Bowling Green, in said county, on
the 9th day Of April, ls49, between thu
hours of 9 in the forenoon and 5 O'Clock in
the afternoon Of said day, and during the
term of the circuit court for said county,
for cash in hand, to satisfy said writ Of exc
.cution aud costs. .~s-.. g... r.. r.
. NJ. OWENS, Sheriff P. c.
March 9th, lS49. s.t s.. (46.4l