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General Agent Of any District this can be secured
2. Families should club together and get immediate
supply of the medicines.
g. Emigrant societies and other philanthropic bodies
should furnish them TO the needy.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
Office of the GrGetenJerg COmDaRy,
No 50 Broadway, NewYOrk, March, 1913.
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sCROFIILA Cured
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate cOneuslvey proves that this Sarsapara ha
perfect control the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in house is Unprecedented.
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EITaI RITal FITaI

Dr. Townsend not having teted hI3 SaTsepaa IN c9aeI
of Fits of coue never recommended it. and was surprised
receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer OF Westminster county
Dr. T5soHssuG-Oear Sir have little girl seven yearB
of age who has been several Yea afflicted with Fits
tried almost everything for her, but without at la
although could find recommendation in our circulars
for cases like hers, thought she in very delicate
health would give her of your Sasapaia and are
very glad did for only restored her strength but she
has had return of the Fits great pleasure and
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
feel grateful. Your respectfully,
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OPINIONS OF PHYsICIANs.

DR.. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Physi
clans in different parts OF the Union
This to certify, that we the undersigned Physicians Of
the City OF Albany, have numerous cases prescribed Dr.
TownSend SaSapaa and believe it to be one Of the
valuable preparations in the market
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Isaac Johnson, Governor; TRAsMON LANDRY, Lit. Gov;
L. Bodeiop, Auditor; NV. A Em0re Ator'y Gen.
4 = KK2W isy Adj GeR,l R Kerr, Reg'r Land Office
A DmitEy' State Superintendent Of Public Education.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
n Supreme tGHEfLITeo Eus Chief Justice; P A Ros
General; B. G. Fohteneau, District Attorney ''''''
.: s Circuit CoqrtanJ Mckinley and T. Il. McCaIeb
Deputy Clerk. T. ]. DuTant, District Attorney; W. +
Wagner, Marsha! c. A. Labuzan, w. sheafer, J. H.
.: S. District Corrt.-T. H. McCaIeb, Judge N. R.
First District Court Of Men Orleans.-J. McFIenry,
Judge Az Rousseau, Clerk; Louis ser6, Deputy Clerk.
Second 1lSstr2c5 Court Of Fe10 Or.cGRs-E. A. Canon
yudge Thomas T. Poole Clerk P. NJ Berlin and E. Bor-
Judge W r Bedoek Cc fS TsZa1t hRsnG9S aar
in and c. Weysham, Deputies.
Fourth DISTRICT Court Of Men Orzeans-Geo Straw
A. Hopkins, Deputies. '1 .
FIN District Court Of Neg Qzlequs-A. M Buchanan.
Officers Of the Parish Of Orleans.
FREDERICK DURRIvE, Recorder of Moreaoes
BERNARD MARIGNY, Register Of Conveyanees
ROBERT SPEDDEN, Coroner Of the Parish.
Sheriff. ste.-JoHN L. LEWIS, Sheriff; }. p Leefe Gen
Michel de aTmas; Samuel Powers, Robert Swain Jules
Hugonn, Sam. L. Waldo Charles Kilshaw n Trepagnsr
Ghas. Danupes. Thos A Watson and Edward McHugh
Of the Parish jail T. Brooks. H. Bence and Thomas NJ
White, Deputy Keepers
Justices Courts for the City.
FIRST Distrjc-[Ofce No ~ TchoupitouIas street. i
RRael Byne Justice John S. Dunno Clerk. John j.
noI' 'ohn Spelth, Deputy COnstables.
V Sf R DStrct-gOice No % Common street l-Geo
stable; Edward P Kennedy p f,o-T1s an ITo HoItor
herkhan, Deputy ConstabIss O'lA' " ~ 'i0''OA' n
zatTa 4StStTEGt-[Ofiee St Louis Alley next to the
So OIL. we M SSIreetlS B. Beverly Justice Victor
fers sS Ie ns,n < walden Constabe r. B. Outlaw, L.
n E2arh DistTiet-IOflce No. IS Condo s,root / Ar.v
peL0es Justice Paul DIVORCES CLERK G1sfgve Men,
N'ls'Oe' d. MeynIer r. Generely, Deputy Constabies
FJLR district Office corner of Elysap Frl5s o5 vs.
w stgs.S l-AIphOnse CaRoRge Justice II Csnov, ~
Sa SIA IfaHcs Aouney, Constable; L. 2. Gsgssfit H
soIApnIu r. sehexzsydeT, Deputy Ca-rs5;s T. a.
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TTIHE. WESTERN PILOT-A complete guide to travel
i lers going North by the Riyers-giying minute de-
scrpon Of an points the Mississippi, Ohio and other
rivers on the different routes, etc, For sale by
- rs ALE y 30 n ST Charles #
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Government of the state of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Isaac JOHNSON, Governor TRAsMON LANDRY, 1t Gov;
l.. BOTdeiOn, Auditor; w A ElmOre AtIOr'v &c
q R2wey, Adj. Gen'l; R. J. Kerr Reg'r Land off ce
IL 1: Williams, state Eng L. Brngier. Surveyor Gen ;
A DimltTy, state Superintendent of Public Education.
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CHICKERING'S PIANo-FoRTEsi

TyHE PUBLIC will please take notice that Mr.. HENRY
II PARSONS, O. CAMP STREET, is my -
only agent for the sale Of my PIANO FORTEs q
in Louisiana; and that instruments taken atT II mi f n
this depot may be considered fully guaran-u y
tied from the factory and that the prices will be the
adding freight and insurance only Orders may be left for
any kind Of instrument and advance required until the
article is received and approved. j. CHICKERING,
mv16 ga WASHING Ut street. Boston
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH.

Below is an account Of another child saved. DR. Town
sends Saapaa has saved the lives of Thousands OF chill
dren The following certificates selected trOm great
number received this week. -
NEW YORK, April l. 154T.
DR.. TOB5Hseai-DeaT Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Cauksr in the Month and Throat attended with
great debility. 1t came dying obtained some OF your
excellent medicine and cured directly for which assure
you [ feel very grateful. Yours respectfully.
ELIZABETH FOWLER, "a DesbrosseE St.
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sPTOB AND COFFBE MILLS,

NO. 100 Magazine st., .grReT Of LgJauCttes So:
I L. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
ID Of New Orleans that at all times prep5 ed 81 e
above Mills tunsn roast and ground Coffee ground spices
of all kinds together with Conmeal, Homny and G1iz
Steamboats Groceries and Restaurants supplied az uie
shortest notice, aP4 ON
HEMP! HEMP! HEMP!H
HE undersigned in order further to meet the views o. We
Board of Underwriters have set apart, exclusively 'OL
the storage of Hemp and other extra hazardous aIces Of
merchandise the feprOof w arehouSe ieeS
No corner Deord and Magazine streets Inc iocalty and
facility Of receiving and delivering at the aehoose Onie
being no hosting 10 the second requed) renders tins
the most desirable place foI this description Of storage
apps 6m GEO. II. BEARD &GJ.
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JAMES HAIR TONIC.

TNHIS valuable preparation exces the scalp and
il healthy actOn csanSes if from scurf and dandTu; pre-
vents the Hair from falling off those eruptve diseases
which often appear upon the head, and majority of
produces fine growth of 1t also gives the Hair
rich glossy and beautiful appearance, uneqUaled by
other article of the kind.
JAYNE'S AMERICAN HAIR DYE-Wauantel, il
strictly applied according the directions to change the lla
from ami other color beautiful auburn perfectly je
black, without staining the skin.
JAYNES AGUE PILLS-A positive for tsve
and Ague. These Pills warranted to Fever and
Ague and when the directions followed and a is
not effected, the money will be returned,
For sale by n. JARVIS 4 co,
Ya9T Z MAGAZINE and streets
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HOEYVLLE BRICK MANUFACTORY.
TTOEY Il BYINGTON respectfully inform the citizens
of New0neaus, Lafayette CarrOOn, Algers, Gretna
and HOeyvile that they prepared to deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS in the Southern country
builders and Others, at the lowest price, This establish
the largest in the South, and the patronage OF the
my30tf HOEY BYINGTON.
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FOR YUCATAN.

MILITARY GOQDs,-The subscribers have now on
lHL hand 200 u. S. RIFLES from HarpeF's --asSssO
Ferry a large supply Of COLTS REPEAT -
ING PISTOLS, lsIx shOotersl English BELT sss1eS =
PISTOLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS; also, low 4GzJSaeE-5
priced Revolving Pistols which, with complete assortment
of SWORDS, SABRES, Military Sashes and other Mill
tary Equipments they offer for sale low for cash. at No 10
Chartres street. [Je22tfl HYDE & GOODRICH.
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MR.. HENRI HERE'S PIANO FORTEs AND
PIANTNOS

M M. II. MAYO, has the pleasure to &C.,
" inform his friends and the public of lfss5sg "
New Orleans, and the surrounding country, u n "a ri II
thathe has been appointed by Mr.. H. HERR, v Y v
sole Agent for the sale of his GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANOS AND PIANINOS. The daily increasing de-
mand this country for these instruments, and the great
satisfaction they given buyers both America and
Europe, have induced VIM. T. MAYO to open room for
their exhibition and sale He also takes leave to call parcU-
lar attention TO the PIAElNOS which are unsurpassed for
richness Of and elegance of appearance, combining
great durability with unique bTancy and facility of touch
They have been awarded the Gold Medal of the first degree,
he highest premium at the disposal Of the French Govern
ment) and in general in France England and Ger
many. w. T. NJ begs leave to refer to the highest elo
gums bestowed them by Professors and the Press the
occasion of Mr. HERR introducing the PIANINOS at his
concerts.
EE- An ample assortment will always be found at the
Depot No Canap Skrest three doOrs from Canal ST Le9
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FEMALE MEDICINE DOihAN' ~

d. ToWnsendS Sarsapana Is sovereign ana speedy cure
for uCpient Consumption BaTenn POlapsus Ute or
Failing OF the Womb, COstveneSs Piles LeuchOrrhga u
Whites Obsuced difficult MenstFuatOn IncOntneRce
of Involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
pTOgatiOu of the systenO matter whether the result OF N
hersgt causes produced By eguiary, illness
cdeUt Nothing be surprising than It's invlg0ratnE
effects the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
sltdde from taking it at become robust and tu OF en-
egy under its influence 1t immediately COuHteTacs the
nsTyeenes of the female frame, which the great of
banenaes 1t will not be expected of in of 80 de-
icae nature exhibit certificates of performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been
reported Thousands of where families have been
without children after using few bottles Of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY


Have on file of certificates uneXamped respect
ability. These have been submitted to number of gentle
Of great distinction and reputatOn who have given
their certificates to their genuineness, follows:
hereby certify that have examined large number of
testimonials exhibited TO by the GTaetenbeTg Company
relative the merits of their medicines and take pleasure
saying tas they be genuine and entitled to the
confidence of the public My personal acquaintance with
some of the members of the Company fully justies me in e
pressing the opinion that their medicines are worthy Of
hds sra,e VOL H., 70 1919 FRANCIS HALL.
hereby certify that have examined number of testin,o
mails exhibited by the Gaeenberg COMPANY relative
10 the merits of their medicines: and take Deassrn in saw
January 10, l848. N BANGS.
The Graefenberg Company having submitted to me large
number OF estmonals, to which the of the Rev
Bangs D. d. and Francis Hall, ESQ., Of New York are f-
Ned as having examined said testimonials and found them
named gentlemen Of the very highest standing and
specably, and that their names should give the greatest
weight to any thing to which sley may attach them
TCreat Seal VIM. V. BRADY
Mayor s Office, CityHaii, Jan. II, 1877.
~ The Rev N. BANGS D. D. is one of the most cole
DRAFTED ministers OF the Methodist Episcopal CHURCH, and
FkACls Alb ESQ Is equally celebrated as the editor ana
proprietor OF the Newly ok Commercial Advertiser apps
t. The General gent for Louisiana and Mississippi, is
u. 9AhSBROUGH, " Camp street New orleans, La,
TO whom applications tor Agencies may be addressed
ff5@ For sale bv WELD 6 co, PeTC dicsl Agents y
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER cor Of EXCHANGE
Place and Cnsf0mhouse st., e.. VAN FRISON corner
Magazine and Banh0lemew U.s.; J. WRIGHT 4 Co. f5I
Chaafes ST.; J. LLAHO ~ sonde street, New Orleans
THOS COOK, Postmaster City OF Lafayette; ]. L. VAN
BOKKEI.LEN corner Camp and st. Mary streets; JOHN
FOELKEL corner Levee and Seventh seets Lafayettei
and CHARLES BENEOI, CauoHton, Ia.
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I. spITTING BLOOD

NEW YORK, ApFII %, Io4I.,
Dr. T0vnSeRd-I verify believe that your Sarsaparlla
has been the MEANS through Providence of saving my lie
have for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
and worse. AT last raised large qU antilles of blood, had
night sweas and greatly deblitated and reduced and
did rot expect live have only used your Saaparla
shOr time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in ne am able TO walk all the city. raise 10
blood, and my cough has left You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant
WIN. RUSSELL Is Catherine st.
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Among the diseases which this wonderful Ointment is
adapted the following GIanduar Swelngs Ague in the
Face, Sweed Breast and Sore Nipples Of Nursing Women,
Bronchitis, FeOns and RingwOms, Scald Head and is
Invaluable Dressing for Burns Scalds and Drawn BseB,
Shingles, Erysipelas, Piles.
All Bruises and feshcut Wounds cured with great
pdy Fever Sores and Scrofuous Sores are soon changed
into healing condition, and frequently entirely cured
Price 70 and 81 cents box, with Full directions.
CONSERVATIVES BALM.
Sovereign in al Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases The
most desperate and seemingly hopeless cases are cured by
Price SO a bottle
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nESoRLpTLOM

be medicines issued By the GraeenbeTg Company
s Of Series prominently adapted 70 the diseases for which
they are respectively recommended Great dsfepue has al
naigersaL powers for single given medicine u + not only
intelligent community 1t is contrary the first prlncl
L. -, U,Ba~ea
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West OF Ike Character \ -
DR.. T01Hsend-Dear Sir purchased to[ my wife two
bottles Of sasapaIa Of your agent, MIR. McNaT OF kaa
maz0O try The Fever and Ague. Before had finish
ed the first bottle appeared the blood and every
other day when the ch and fever appeared they les
violent; and before she had finished the bottle, she
trey relieved and she much better than she had besu
before she took the ague. lady that had been sick
with chi and fever but had broke them with quinne and
was left in very weak and distressing state and troubled
exceedingly with the cake seeing the effect that II had
on my wife she sent and procured few bottles and
stored her in few weeks complete health. Your saaa
ra is without doubt unequaed in diseases incident to the
West and if you think that this communication will be of
use, you are at liberty to use il as you choose
Yours respectfully, CHARLES H. SWAN.
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SARSAPARILLA.
DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARaLLA,
RrovDER AND BLESSING OF TIE AGE.
80 Most Rxtraordinary Medioine in De WOrld.

The Most Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
THIS EXTRACT Is PUT UP IN QUART BOTTLRs-lT IS SIX
THINKS CHEAPER AND PLEAsAfffElt, AMI wax
RAETED SUPERIOR TO ANY SOLD. IT
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PURa-
ING, sICKENING OR DEBILI-
TATING THE PATIENT. r.
FINHE great beauty and superiority OF TINS u A.
van other medicines is that while It eadeaes Lne us
ease it invigorates the body. tsone OF le yey Dst
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Eve known; it not only purfes the whole system ana
Strengthens the person, but 1t creates new pure anu W
blood a power possessed by no other medicine Anu ~
tbis lies the grand secret of its wonderful success II mas
performed within the last five years more than wv cures
of severe cases of disease at least 10 900 considered n
durable 1t has saved the lives OF more IMAM 9OV0 chueA
during the two past seasons.
10000 cases of General Debility and want OF NeF-
vous Energy.
permanently To those who have lost their muscular ehe
By the effects Of medicine OrIndsCTetOn cOmntdd IN yOu
the excessive ndU of the passions ana JOus or
general physical postraOn Of the nervous system assIude
want of ambition fantng sensations premature decay ana
decline Fastening towards that fatal disease, COnsnmpton
Han entirely restored by this pleasant remedy 1hs oad
paHl.a is far superior to any
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
As enews and nvigOTates the system gives activity TO e
limbs, and strength TO the muscular SYSTEM IN most extra
CONSUMPTION CURED.
CLEANSE and Strengthen. Consumption can De cured
Bronchitis, Consumption L!1er CgmRsatnti Coas
CgtGrrk, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood Soreness
of the Chest Hectic Fylsh Night S1geGtS, D4cHt ar
PrQHsB EGDeCt0rGtiOR, Pain the SIDE, e hI0e 6etA
and rlu y cured
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1t the safest and most eeetua medicine for purifying
the STEM and relieving the suenngs attendant upon child
birth discovered. sengthens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease, increases and encheS the
food those who have used it think it indispensable. 1t
highly useful both before and after confinement it pre-
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth in coyenes piles,
cramps swelling of the feet dependency heartburn
ng pain in the back and joints, false pains hemOThage,
and IN regulating the secretOns and equazng the ccUa-
ton has equal The great virtue of this medicine
is always safe and the most delicate and most successful;
very require any other medcine in little
oil magnesia is useful Exercise in the open air
and light food, with this medicine, will always insure safe
nd nssy conf
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10 MOTHERS AID MARRIED Ladies.


reference female complaints No female who has
suppose she approaching that critical period, The turn
of 5 should negact to take it, certain preventive
for any of the horrible diseases which females
subject this time of life. This period may be delayed
for several years by using this medicine Nor less yaus
bic for those who approaching wOmanh0od, Ia cal
cUad assist nature by Quckenng the blood and nygO
Gng the SYSTEM Indeed this medicine is Invaluable for all
the delicate diseases which subject 1t braces
the hole systs Tenes permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body not far timUa
ting produce subsequent relaxation whChs the Of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease By
usng few bottles of this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24
fSix towns 10 come IN
two believed 70 be Wing
Whlle SlnNeIN.

We have been furnished with the following Ia0's
m regard 10 White Slavery at the South by gen
tleman now there. Such things are TO be expected
He that would enslave a colored person for money
would also q white person. A conscience tha'
would permi, the one would The other also. IL Vas
truly said by the Rev. John Wesley, that Sisve
wa. the sum Of ali villanles Indeed u Is dlthcei'
70 imagine q crime which is not committed under
its guardianship.
WHirE 81 Avs w sship stoni white boy was tas.
from Virsnla to south Carolina the Of seven ana
thence 10 GeofgiA ard fOd TO Col Is his oaosnts'
LADY Of lawyer related 20 me the iact saying 'u" w
tte fellow used 70 tell tho 10 their ehNf7h' ~
and a. the time when she sick, he wes paeeo ~
negro quarter, Ia the Of negro woman sho =.
night cane ard tied his feet and hHnce ana iyoA
him on horsebscs. lie wept, and ted 70 scream 90.
the wretch placed his hands his mouth 1 o. :
wife prohibited his telling the story the children De-
the slave Of Col. x. az the age Of p
AxoragK -Elizs was the offspring Of parents 10 vi
snis Ia "a life but % conceal their guilt their chd
when 40 iufaut placed with nurse AZ the negro
ousrters aud there raised She was few years
sold and owned by Mr. ?. Ia southern city She
has raised ~ family Of coloTed children She very
ba0ly trestsd-
TIL. fact was told me By lsdy the wife Of Judge
,layeholder, who resides IN the same city.
stuL ANorHEs-A few years ago. negro trader tx
CHANGED coloed slave for little giI On bis arrival Boz
Alsbas two or three siayeh1idefs protested that the
cbid was white and finally paid 900 for her ADD returned
died poor and that she sold into slavery The gent
man sent her 20 her kindred la North Carolina The lady
who told this story, says she saw the little girl and she
wss most beautiful child cleveland True Dem.
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w e think our Catholic Subscriber IS not war
rsntcd in making up su with rs on this matter
We publish many things which do not agree with
our own opinions not always feeling at liberty to
mutilate a good article in order 10 suppress senti
ment that does not please US The suggestion OF
our correspondent X that our Government should
not send Catholic as Minister TO or Consul at
Rome is utterly adverse to our decided and well
known convictions The President has no business
with the creeds OF those whom he may select for
such duties he has only to know that they are up
right deserving aud capable and there his inquiries
should cad. If they want cross examining 10 the
DEGREES OF Trent or the Westminster Catechism,
let them send for a clergyman. We were strongly
tempted TO modify respondents letter on
this point, bnt glad on reflection that we did
not Few Of the people who cannot bear to hear
what their neghbors think Of them are wise enough
TO take The Tribune. Our CORES pendent x is
well known 70 be an ultra Protestant. though a lib
era one. and regards Rome, Italy the Pope,
through Protestant spectacles. Our readers Of all
creeds aud parties understand this and can make
due allowance for it If they prefer that we should
suppress such portions Of her letters not likely
to please everybody, they will be so good as to
signify 1t.
As to the Jesuts, they certainly have the
putation in Catholic as well as Protestant countries
of being in the main uniriendly to Humsn Liberty
and Progress; and if X is mistaken on this point,
her error is not particularly Protestant one. We
trust that the Jesuits have been somewhat Sian
dered on this head, but their eiIectusl vindicaton
will be one of deeds rather than words. We pub.
lshcd the explicit and able denial Of anti Liberal
sentiments put forth by their General. Roothan not
long since But we are provoked to remiad a
/ Catholic Subscriber that not merely have Catho-
/ lie kings prescribed and baaished, but Catholic
/ Pope III We DO not mistokel has ere now CON
demned and disbanded the Order. WY this was
done, our Subscriber probably knows. Ed Tri5