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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

SoNrtHNG pirnY Pour genilcmen-a Baptist.
n Ir.sby terian, Mrthosii.i. aula Roman Cath
olic-inet by agf-rmrui To dine on fish. As soon
a. grace vas said the Catholic rose, armed with
knifr aud fork. aud taking hboui onr-ihird Of
the fish comlrrhrndng the head, Ermovcd Il TO
his plate, rAelaiming ~ h- .t down. with great
self-saiislacion. PaJa esf olpuf soris -ia" the
popc Il the head OF the Church Immediately
the Methodist minister nfuss, aud hepng him.
self 10 about Que third embracing The tail seated
himself, aud said. f,His cpToHa al,Hs the end
crowns thr work The Presbyterian now thought
Il was about timc lOr him 10 move, aud taking
the remainder of the lish Ia his plate, exclaimed
& ~ mo,ha sd rsrhas" truth lies between the
two extremes oar hapiisi brother had nothing
before him bot an empty plate, and the prospeci
0i slim dinner, aud snaiching up the bowl of
drawn (meli-dl halter. be dashed u oyrf them
all, exelaimihg "Eso baIh'o sos" ! LapiiEe
you all
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

S. CLEVELAND thank. hi. many friend,
IN the counties for il" liberal patronage they
have bestowed un on him since h- has br-u ~
business. aud would respectfully nsk r"utiu
uancc ui the same. ~" thinks lee rau ell thr
cheapest aud most durable t',Hti- ihti ran i,,'
had IN th" rity. IT, ha. luught :. - largest lot.
"i Cassimcrs and Dress t,'''l' that hn- been "a
the St"i" fer - year aud - irui, 80 Hing them
at prices H. suit III" tii,r-.
We hnV" very fine t- 'nrtnt, ~ "i Bl"a"hod
Muslins such ~ the " nmsutta. Andr"c"r gln.
Hope aud all the b...t wearing MuslIu- that
can be hnd heavy Brown Mu.ius suitabis inr
farmers and alsu finer fabric. q. -uit ANY iur
p"sc the Laurel u. ~" .cll S'fN low the l.. =
assortment ni talicuc- that can 10, had ANY
where D"laincs aud q l,rnut,iul .."rtiirni 81
SfRiNI 'ioubS remarkably low a vri, in"
line "t Pant Stuff. b"usht "' .a'h aud will i''
sold cheap inr IL" shin, pretty an' neat .tvl.-
"i Mems aud Buy- Wear chap St,rkine-. A..
Our Wholc>aIr Department
Embrace = heavy .i"rk 81 rrni- .urh -. the
wamsuiia. Arnold. Mailr"!. srragu Amrri
can aud lower mak"- al-'"i El"nchrd Mu-
Inns such %. the I Coventry. I ta~,t. : I {
Golden Rule. lriu"s' Steam Mill. I Lon.
dale. iAnlr',''"ggtu. New I"rk Mill. !
P"p"Tal al" "i Brown Muslin .u"h 80 thu
- Warren Xxx. ~ Warren &. uf"g"n d.
~ Laurel u. ! I C"ha ..,.it and l"w"r make .
cnl"r"d Cambrics. Satt~u"ii.. .1"at"-. biili- aud
Crash, black aud hr"wn. lob l..,i- if'ih Aur
tisn of Black Alpaca. tn" Black l.ih Mccain
bgu"-. .fn;ioualcs. whal"h"nr-. '"r-"t- Si"-k
Ings, Thread. Sl"nl Cotton. shut b'-''in-. fiu-.
Necllrs. Collars. Giny.s. Shlti. AMI drawer.
Su-Irn'l"r-. Writing Paper. Envelope. aud
great variety e." uunt"r,u. e. Ht"niiuH.
W. have clerks VIII" know ii,ir bd-iuc, and
you will alwny. hnd "a. willing l., show v"u
g'T"is aud giV" any Information ~ "uf lite.
~ Bundle will h' conveyed q" ALE l','I-t
Stations. Hotel. or whcrcv"r th"., l,urcha.ine
NAV 'lrsirc-tr"r ni charge.
--Rsmes,I.r N, Nam, ana Namler.
p. Il. CLEANELASD 4 co.
los y. Gay It, "m" door iro'n Front 81.
Baltimore. Md.
H.S- Maine On III" window. and on the
signs an the awning - ~" -iir. "i ,h" .i"rr.
Anrl l. Isis
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

AGEs of ASiKALs.-The average age of cats 10
- years Of squirrels and hares, : or s years
OF rabbits I; u bear rarely exceeds 20 ysars .
wolf, 30 fox. - 10 lG; lions are long lived,
the one known by the name Of Pompey living 10
the age Of 20 elephants have been known, il 10
asserted, TO live TO the grca, age of 400 years,
When Alexander the Great had conquered Porus,
klng e India, he took great elephant which
had Tough, very valianty for the king, and
NAMED him 4 jaN, dedicated him 10 the sun, and
let Him go with this inscription "a Alexander,
the sou Of Jupiter dedicated Ajax To the sun
The elephant, was found with this inscription $50
years after. Pigs have been known TO live to the
age Of 20, and the rhinoceros TO 20 horse has
been known to live TO the age Of 90, but average
~ 10 70 camels sometimes live TO the age oflO0;
stays are very long lived sheep seldom ex-
ceed the age Of 10 cows live about IS years, and
arc then killed for beef Cuvier considers Il
probable that whales sometimes live 900 years
the dolphin and porpoise attain the age OF 30
AZ eagle died NJ Vienna At the age OF lO4 70.
srns frequently rrarh the age OF loo swans
have teen known tO live Too years. Mr.. Maler-
ton IA, the skeleton of swan that attained the
Hrrof ,pO years. Pelicans ar- long lived A tor
i"i." has brrn known Ia live 10. year. - Err
ct.aAgs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

NrwnKa ~ wogps ~ r.r.-l'iU. .sur NJ,
MAILER quoi-s The statement of n errg man that
some Of the laborers IN his parish had uul ,hiry
hundred words In 'hrir vocabulary \ veil sdu
Gated person seldom uses more than aboui lh,,v
thousand ~ four Thousand words N actual s"n'
vcrsalion. Accurate thinkers aud closc tsa.onefs
who select with great meet. The ~oids that "a
acily III their meaning, employ a much lNtgS'
siock and sloqueni spsakers INA, rse ~ ,Om
lnani often thousand words. Shakslsart who
displA,r ~ greater vaiiri, ~ rapussi"n lhan
probably an, other writer In any language pi".
duietl all his plays with about hfIren thousand
words Aition's works arr buiii W with eiehI
thousand words, aud the Old Trslauirai sats all
u has 20 say with i've lhOnsand siA hundred aud
forty two different words.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

WogK tnR CllLDRrS There l. uu rssalsT ~
feet in educating chi!lun Than n-grgiiug lo a.
custom ihcm Ia w"rk Il !. an -Sil that aiiaci,~.
mostly Ia towns aud ritie. uut children suitri
much iorit. The parent du+s .oi consiJ'i NheihII
the child : work IL necssar, I" The child Nothing
j. mOIr certain than that Ia their future ndslcn.
drnr' aud comfort much drIsnd- ih-if beins
acrusiuned iO work --aCcusiUmrd 10 pfosl lir tot
ihr ih"usand constantly recurring wants that ba.
iut" entails on us II this were uni 81, siill It
~, s.rVss them fran bad habits 1t s~currs then
health ii sitenglhrns both hnd, aTd mind ~
vnsh,. them better to beat thc ronhu,msHt - tLs
schu"l ionm--aud IL tends more than au, Ihi1g
elsr q, give them just vicS' Of lille throwing up
ia ,hr world without "a know lslg" Oi ils iols aud
cares thcl ,irw IL la iasr tight. The, cannot
appreciate the iasOrs you br.lu~ u. the, 4" HOi
know the tolls thcy cost Their bodies aud minds
are cnrryaici, ani they nr constantly exposed
to whatever vicious associations ARE within ilirt
reach The daughter probably l.cpin-. that piua.
bile, hrlp'rss ohjcci. a noy'l.teadinf rih n.
ciIHs,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

Tnr ''nr,r AuFMcAS bEsEgI Ia our Youth
hui d,,- ~ ran ,iVidy rn,cInl"i hU~ oaI
map. Inh seosIaphics indicai.d pirit much all
"i the ,"nniry rh,hrarrd between the M,ssouri Rlv-
rr aud lhr Rocky Mountains io he "a gteai vase
nhahl,L onl, o, Wild animals aud lndiaBs
over the facr Oi this ares the startling word
'uurx plored WAS assnriaied With the sIill
nor I~Iellrnt rxprrssOn. The Grral Amrticsn
Desert Thcr were delicate little rngtatings
- groups" "i red mcn aud hrid- "i buffalo LuI
nO sign of future occupancy 0r Development
from that DAY TO this. howr,er. the boundaries
~ th,- Gr'ti Desert have rapidly contracted
aud mon it i difficult o trace ani a,luai dcset,
Ia i,rl the word "d,Srii hn- n"~ nu n.ranug
oH our great Western plains 1T ,sie savs
= wrl'r', To predict iha' this .'n" Great Amrti.
eau H., -rt will rru bong hrc"un IA, u.n.i tIn.
du,iVc portion II ih" n,i',i State. p"na.
the mnnth 0i March ihrfr was .hiIl"i ir"'n NJ
vadt siUOl.. .a5..G, IA slrrir Thi. = the -h,i..
n.ni i"r onr month aluh,. aud nnu. . STATE
" hi,h ten At.ars ago Was alniusi tnlitrly unih-
hitil-,l and which FORMED "a part ~ the Gtea,
lb,~rH. - L,dra,roTM T'ms
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
GREAr PANIC SALES
GREAT PANIC SALE OF CLOTHING.
5000 Pairs of Pants from ~ In ~.
1000 Pairs Of Pants from 81 to D..
5.ou0 Vests from ti. so " 81.
1000 Vests from sI.5O 10 81.
.ooO Business Suits ~: 10 $50.
LOU business Suits si2 to $40
900 Dress SUITS sis to &?S.
soO Dress suits sIs I" .9s.
orR IMMENSE STOCK AT PANIC PRICES.
orr IMMENSE STOCK or CLOTHING
At REDUCED PRICES
Remember. these G,,Hls must b- sold at MAR
BLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE
u00 Bc.t white Shirts 81 4" 50 -.
.a00 liesi white SHIRTS - &" 3e.s0
Clothing. Clothing. Clothing.
clothing. cLnthing, Cl"thing.
Hear in mind. thcs" G'a.ls musi be- sold.
without Regard {" cost. at
MARBLE HALL
SMITH. BROS. & co.
3S and 40 West Baltimore st.
May 20. tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

FilnEaNAS's LucE "A person. late uu Sai.
urlay afternoon, halted M Englishnau, ~ be
was skillnlly essaying the wills 6shefmans att
tor trout, with 'llaloa, there got any thug
'Gol anything nf course not ! onl, came ksis
las, Wednesday Was the tepl,, as III. psiissI
angler once more casl his pairni Ny
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

~ The editor of Chicago paper remarks that
half The people who attend musical entertain
ments Ia that city don't know the difference
between q symphony and q sarline"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

Nm. There IL gentleman In 10 exces
sively polite that he begs his own pardon every
time be lambles down being good natured be
always grant h
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

t"nL ~ tirnsril scott army was matching
ttunpiautiy into the cts "f MrNic0. a pruc,.s-
ion - monks emerged from the gate Of con
,rni situated on The rmincncc at the right aud
advanced with slow aud measured tread until
tie, nei the army u, light angles. The rI,de or
l.gl, uf the procession was u venerable priest
Nhos.. hair was whitcHcl with the frost Of mani
WINTER llc held ia bUih hands contribution
boN upon which there was a lighted candle and
when within few iret Of the procession. halted
As ihr army prOcvded. many true believer
lroplel s0Mc small con or other into thc good
priest box Ultimately there came along q tall
gauni mbcr.sidel gandef-legged Yankee, who
On sreing thc pour priest. thrust his hands into
his brrerhes pockets, as II in search for dime.
or snmcihing of the kind The priest observed
thi. moyemcni ADVANCED, a. usual, while iona.
than. holding forth greasy roll of paper rum
inencr'l very deliberately 10 unfold IL The ho-
Is man anticipated liberal donation. and put
Ou an mir OF the mosi cNquisiic satisfaction JON
aihan continued 10 unroll piece after piece Of
twisted smoking tobacco. llc neat thrust his hand
into another pnckei aud drew furih clay pi,e
which. with the uimos, dclibefaiion, hr pro.
ccc,icd Ia I'LL L, pinching oii small particle; Oi
the tobacco When ihi' was done. having ro-
placed b.. tobacco ia his bTrcchcs pocket lir
stopped forward and lighted his pipe by the "a.
pcciani priest candle, nni making an awful in.
clinaiion Of the head. tintcnd,d, perhaps. for a
bow he said. Much ubleeged Ia Ve. squire
aud iramiri un
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11
miscellaneous.
IO3 CLEAUELI IOJ
POPLAR
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.
stOrekeepers: We eau Compete with an,
House In the city. CaII aud zee ~:
so-wnOLEsALE ROOMS DOWN STAIRS.
FIRST FLOOR ENTIRE FOR RETAILING

tsH.umrr. W. ran MAKE u 10 iaur Ad,aniaRr
10 rail and ,-r ~.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

- lfyou would pass for mors than yOu'
value, say little ], is easier 10 look wise thai
10 talk wise
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11
EXCELSIOR STORE
cd d Eel low : Hall.
ToWSONToWN.
a BAL TIM ORE
DRY Goods, Grocery. Shoe.
Hat and Cap. Clothing
and Produce Store
Combined.
CHARLES Il. CHEW.

CHARLES Il. CHEW.
HAVING purchased the stock, ''o,"l Will
III aud fixtures oi IL" store recently "l"nei
by T.. Il. Cleveland 'u, "a
OBJ FELLOWS HALL. TOWSONTUwN.
viii keep om hand a Stock c,lualins any to bc
found in the city-rxc"rding any 1" h" found
ia the country.
W. will have a full Stock nf DRY GOODS
of every kind such "a blk aud bro. Mu-lins.
Cslicucs. 'uttonades. tassimcr.. ui which We
shall hav" the latest style. brlatn"- and all
kinds Of Drc-- G'-,d, rlanucl-. brown Drill
Cambrrs. Tabl, Linen. A. Also. Pins. Nee
lles. Spool Cottcn. Thread, Enti"n.. Brushes.
Collar. Cull-. t"mbs. Gl"yrs. and fine and
cheap line "f HOSIERY. Ac.. Gc. ac. eur
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Embrace. a tine lin" "i Teas C"flc.'. Sugar,
Flour. Sugar-''ur"d Hams. Table salt. q. 4.
Salt. Mustard. 'iing-r. Allspc". torn Meal.
Coal oil. and ia fact everything pertaining 1"
the Grocery business "a full i"rk "I very
thing. all fresh aud kept IN NJ. ! order. ""
also have tp.tnp lot of TOBACCO and ST..
BOOTS and SHOES for ladies. gent, aud chil-
drrn; HARDwAREof"vcryk kind CANIlE>.
CHINA WARE, Ic. Also. q fine lot Of
REABr WADE rLOTHING.
A large stock of Tin and w"o,l"a Ware and
everything that j. kept ~ general Country
store, all oi which will b" sold Al c,ty pr,css.
As our wagon will run I" aud from ia" city
W. will constantly BE- ia receipt OF New ''sads.
all uf whi"h W. will De- enabled 4" I'll low
az they can be- bought ir,m any h"u.r IA B.l
tinoTr. Philadelphia New York v" IA
tend to conduct "ur store upon a ,ir,cflt rash
syslsn., aud know w. can show that II j. much
cheaper - buy goods for cash than on credit.
We respectfully a.k q call from thr riiiz"ns
Of Towsontown ahd vicinity.
We are at all tim"- willing 1" show G"ds
aud quote prices.
rhRngr.
CHARLES H. CHEW.
rowsnn,"wn. Baltimore county. Md.
Iuug - isis .Iy.
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'
RILTIMORE COENTJ ENI"A
sBsutEss
LOSGN ECKERs a CONNER.
A.
SI.5O Pcr IHnWM.

JoU WORK --uur ofhc.. brsidcs ~ lice svs.
Poser Presses 4 furnished with good Job PCss aud
at the necessary materials for cVcentng fLAlN AMI
iANCI JOB PRINTING with ncatnest aud dispat"h
HASDBIlts Particular aiisntion l,aid 10 ia'i,'".
hanibiils of all slssr aud styles at short noiice
BiANk Magistrate. and Collector BlAnks
h-s, Mortgage. and all kirds ~ Puhiir Psbrts -
ways % hand AZ the ofirr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11
GDHr H6IF.

!. II artunly the truth that the elaborate f0un-
da,iUns whcreuI on the women Of the year sGs
build up the supcTstructurc Of their iresses are
masses Of lualhsome torpdity-wc can scateiy
say OF life We ARE compelled 10 answer yes.
Seeing is believing aud We have scen-ihroueh
a maguiiying glass. darkly
And what was il tina, We saw The hair, mag
nit"a ." resemble small robcs each studied with
clustering mhss's. perhaps two Os three ON hait
hk' -~ar'n' 90 bees - they hang from trees or
the Gn.tshih ryricsC' uc,, called la.eh Knot
thar 'l"'"rn our plum aud cherry orchard. 4
hair T. u'kul tir"c, irom IL" head 81 the hnrri-
h'sl wrturu ~ grcguiucs presented a smooth
surface. l"r''cii, free from ihr.c parasites.
VIA ~ -asped, almost unwilling iu hr-
hr'r 'hr "id'u'" of"ut own -'n.r>" rhg is il
that curls aul switches. aud Foundations
are all infested
Much u the imported hair !. brough, from
graVryar!s, was the reply VI our scientific au-
,horiiy The dead rificd tot the sake oi the
living. and the hair that has long lain in rufins
can hardly be u hcalihful appcndage To living
crfrh-llums great deal, moreover. j. cut from
the head. Of CIrcassian women who arc-well
thcy are certainly M celebrated ior their Is.rson.
al clranlinrss
Well. What ar we nlo, thus confronted With
bare iud-pu,ahc facts The fac, that thcsc in.
sect millions-for each one Of these eAcrrscen-
crs i said 10 contain something like ten hundred
thousand eFegArnes-arr ~ 4 state uf torpidity
requiring such hea, n only is evolved from chem
lists furnace To quicken them into life is very
little comfort Boiling will not hill ,hrm -bi-
king only siars them into yigor-- brushes are
pnWeress upon them The hairs which We SAW
magHiicI had previously been npeaiely rubbed
and wip,d upon pocket handkerchiefs wiihou,
heing ablr To remove the clinging swarms
What arr We To do Are We TO heat our brains
with pilc'i-up cushions OF "Cifcassian hair and
graveyard spoils Are We 10 make ourselves hid
eous, simply TO be in the fashion Forbid il good
sense, cleanliness, selt'respeci. Sooner would We
shave our heads and 90 about with paies like
frarcisctn monks' lot ~ have new state Of
ihiu.- Jet a. wear ont hair =. Nature intended
u -h"uli lr worn. pure. clean. ani graceful >
f"' nt,,'. lrl Fashion aud REASON r"inrdr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

5000 Pairs of Pants from ~ In ~.
1000 Pairs of Pants FROM ~ g. ~.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

PANIC sALEi
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

GREATPANIC SALE OF CLOTHING.
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Mrs>n.. tHNs Wv. .tAsFAut: hay, in,n
using !"ur f"wirrs Ter II"rsc~ aud Caitl. up
"n the h"r--s under my rharr" aud have i.ind
them superior to amy that ! hav" ..Nrr met wuh.
They give the h"r-"- g"oI apprIi,r~ aud L.rI-
them IA fine condition. a. any enc rna, SEQ.
who will take the irouLl" T., l-,L nj un. ii il..
"nliyr DAIRY horses.
JAMES TAI laul;. Ir.
Fnrcman Olive barry. Baliiina.
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:.iTES or ADIERTISTN0.
.'iaar' ~ Hines, ~ ir,- on in.citiau, Al, and
rlN .nhlrlIlrhl lm.rrlinn. =. 7. s..ni. irr .nnar.
attorneys Cards.
- EORGE u. MlLIdGAN,

! re- v U Y u w.
KfNI ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY ~ Ali
~ trS uRANcIILs. At
Va - WENT FiIETTE NT. BIL TIhORh
u'dsr. g. bay tp .r tiou,r.. G,ound Rents farms
,d taantfy sat. AZ pnhr aud private sais s"lritsd
Lean. lns"stmvnt ~ Tu,.t fund., aud s"nsral man
as'mrnt 81 Rental frlsttN - IL" siy and runir, At
.rl,lrd tu
sS- Mon,, tnse,,.ii "a Gr.nnl I,rn,. nr u"dEage.
f'ss - shHFgs
t'.iirHss Ts ."htusu - ~ nsurr prompt a'tru
ftrrr Srtfrh,. rt- faIsr. aud CLAIMS nisNsrl
i,sruIi,pn ~ ~" t'nHniS c"au lI'r -. 1851. ~
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Prepared by CIiAs. 4 wM. CASrAKl.
APOTliEC ARIES AND CHEMISTS.

~ N'tE hhiI'S ANp 'nFMISIS -,
'or. H',i!is ~ & IsnH,yl'd.a ir,a".
~ Ptrr Inr aud .i,' per parka.c 1y
pirkHsrs i,r - ~.
For Sale at WILLIS DRUG >TOLG.
Feb. o.. IS6S. -lS. Tuw-"ni"wn, Md
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17

BRAZILIAN CoFFEE.-Brazil has had her
peaceful triumphs. In the great Exposition
held at Paris in 1867, Brazil attracted much
attention by the display of her material
resources. She succeeded in obtaining
number of prizes. To the uninitiated it
may seem strange that from all the coun-
tries-Arabia, Java, Ceylon, Venezuela, the
West Indies and Central America-contest-
ing for the production. OF the best coffee,
Brazil bore away the palm. But it has long
been known to dealers that coffee does not
depend upon where it grows, but upon the
length of time it remains upon the tree, and
upon the manner of its curing. The
Southern and Southwestern States became
acquainted with coffee imported from Rio
de Janeiro fifty years ago, at time when
Brazilians did not know how to cure coffee;
but the taste of the South and West has
alone kept up the demand for the green,
poorly cured coffee known in commerce as
''Rio.n The Brazilians themselves never
use Rio,n and although three.foErths Of
all the coffee imported into the United
States come from Brazil, yet much of it is
sold as Mocha and Java, or under any other
name than "Rio.n The English, Americans,
and Germans make the poorest drink from
coffee in the world, while the Latin nations,
who never boil their coffee, make the best
beverage and the BrdziliGns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17
THE B1RTH OF OHRIST.



.,rbt the Bethlehem stars had shone
= the holy hills, and when the moon
!. softly on its silvery wings it shed
p-;gbtness on newborn Sayior's head.
,veet fresh dews lay bright upon the
|bsthed with joyous tears from heaven
distilled,
stberland of him, the holy one, the
ssautifed the green wild hills of Beth
chem.
here were shepherds keeping flocks by
hight
sr so bright.
E,rned upon its shining God.instructed
/ spaused above the manger where the
beEborn lay.
humble shepherds, first to know their
Lori,
Isimed the wonders of the star abroad
sise men, robed in purple, sought their
ling.
,6ining sentinel upon its glittering
Eng
Jsr TO guide them, till at length it
food
\ the lowly birthplace of the Lord.
Asr was shining, steadily and true
0ved upon its holy vigil new,
5orifed the lewly manger.bed
the peerless heir Of Heaven was laid.
roung lambs bleating on the hillsides
Teen,
me wandering shepherds, brown from
midday beam;
glsuoes undehled those pure true eyes
i first the star looked into from the
kiss,
HE star was shining, On the dew,wet
bills
warm glad sun, the one great vital
Aeart,
raced theroJal infant, born for such a
bart,
d hasty morning brushed aside the
ar),
burst in one wild welcome near and
D.
mus the lamb was given, our Savior
born.
the lowly places of the earth the
,ust gems oft come.
FaoTith bloody footprints has marked
TIE way TO heaven,
oisstly as delo and s,ar,igt! comes was
4rfrsn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17
Q. S, MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS

Rice RrOtherH q Co Va. HrltIsh Shin
Victoria, Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Louisiana, No. 9099In obedi-
ence to an admiralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suit. have seized and taken into
my possession
The Ship VICTORIA. her Tackle, Apparel ETC.
hbeed by Rice Brothers & Co, for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending IA the DIS.
trict Court of the United States.
And / do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person or persons
having pretending to have any right title or in
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis.
triet Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Orleans,
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause any they have or can why the
said ship should not be condemned and be sold
agIeeably to the prayer of ibelants.
United States Marshal's Office New Orleans
eleventh day of May, 1868.
F. J. HEBRON,
No, 749-myl2 l6 q 30 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17

City q new Orleans W. Leonee Burthe.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
- leans-No, DGif-Bg virtue Of a writ Of Teri
tAcias TO me directed b thu Honorable the Second
District Court 81 New Orleans in the above on
titled cause, win proceed % sell ct public auction
At the Merchants and AuctiOneersi Exchange
Royal street. between Canal and CustOmhouse
Streets in the Second District Of this city, MON
pay, May ., lsss, at y O'clock n, the following
ST. Joseph, slllops, water River, l2szl2o o. par
assessment roll for the yeal l5, deposited in ths
5000
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Oash on the spot s
aD9i Rylsa sheriff q the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17

SWEDISH WOMEN.-The bedding every
where along the road is ofhome-made linen,
and do not recollect an instance where it
has not been brought out fresh and sweet
from the press for Us. In this, as in all
other household arrangements, the people
are very tidy and cleanly, though little
deficient as regards their own persons.
Their clothing, hcwever, Il Of healthy,
suit comfort rather than ornament. have
not seen loW-necked dress or thin shoes
north Of Stockholm. ] protest / lose all
patience when think Of the habits Of our
American women especially Of our country
girls. If ever the Saxon race does deterior-
ate on the American side Of the Atlantic, as
some ethnOlogists anticipate, it viii be
wholly their fault BdyGrd Taylor,