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q y. 1rtoS- Addre AMkEEcAs , n ~ 90.
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"AlEED>---SAERS 10 travel ~
lEmpis. Good Wases are ISlaE:srfss1i. A.
1ress. with stamp, n. u. aA1EEI.rosS a Co
40 rs ChsstnnIst.. PhilsdeIPnia. p.
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~ psia Week1y. ASensswant-
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- 1ns SARAko MIkE MILLS Fhtladei-
$1,000 a NkAK 10 AGENTS TO seIl
= ~ 1clff1cIlicETSf ree. kxtrn Induce
~ y 8 4, 1 ssl Sssnts. Can on Or -.
soslons eiasss or 81. Loais. Mo-
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- p1ttlealafs. adqreS q. w. IACIs0S 4
S-.-=.-----.-oSat Al4s-- 49, --it--
I'm A DAY EOR ALIa.-sTKScIr. 5oor.
- samples nee. Address A. 7. FOIIaRlE,
.l1laAnsl1s We ---za -. -
WATCH RREEL9iven gratis 10 every
~ i've man who viii act as Agent IN . new, L
.snt honorahle business. paying SO a day.i
20 gift enierpTtse- No humbng. AudrR<s
AoSRoE KENNEDY, Pitlsourgn, Pa
nm sAOEER In Nurseries, Peach Iross a
~ small Fruit plants. send stamp for
eseE1ptiye and Instructive calAlogne. h.
1ARAAAD. sun Pond. ksnL 90, Ma -sss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

Hsbestos Roof Coating q cemen
TJHED FOR COATING AND REPAIR
Hoofl, Just Teeelyed and for aals e nnanufac-
iyO CHAs- H. BERRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
WAVERLY NOVELS.

ILLUHFRaTED EDITLOH.-95 Vol.
ume8--EE1cc emly - o. = 49,
rfn naE NoluInG.
n vOrlTTNFs SOQE READY. a sample
vniuulo sent % any ad1real. nT mall on re-
7 II 1900 remiftfng g for the eet. IN nd
vauce vim receive Er1tta . lplgndld poflrait
n ETT WAITER eCoIEi suitable for framing,
D.sRPpIEsIOHEG Co, E1b1lshels, 1fu4. ~
9and &C Grand st., New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
AGUE 4 MTERMITTRNT FEyERs.

II. s. SAITH n. d, now Offers hIs rene
0les Tor the above diseases To the general
punltc. One Facl<aSe and one week sum
etenb 1S failure or relapse after It's uSe IN.
th0usilnds OF cases has never been reported.
ATeupe - guaranteed Ia every Csc or tho
money trtit BE- FefttRded. TestlmoniAlSoT phy-
slelans ana Others cared tldiied JFse. II no
esent N our place, sand o1reet 20 ms. Local
age postage prepa .dl Address h. 3. salfFH &
So., RroPrteeorS, -BeskmRn street, New
OEAENkAs, SArAlLaki, .ASlH0EUL.Asi
A LADY who bad suffered for years from
cured by . simple 1eineily. her " mlpathy
ana gra ttude. prompts heE 10 send, the re-.
eeipt nee OF charge 70 any one similarly
afnieted. Address MIS-. n. q. IL. care AlaIdr
Martin Hunt, Hoboksn.N. !. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
HAIR DRESSING

nothing els. can be fSmdso desirable.
Coniainins neither oil nor dye, il does
IlOt sod white eambFic, and yet lasts
hong on the hair, giving II asrieh glossy
lus're sud grateful perfume,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
HoW no RECnME lIENRERs.

ANY onedesfingto Decome 3 member may
apply in person, or must send 50 in check,
expressaRe being paidny the applicant. Us
der no circumstances tDt u36 415oe3dt3on be re-
poRFfbls Tor TloIe15 Se1lt bat IN ttia tDdV Ac-
ompanyiug the money must, be paper
giving the applicants null name, age, birth
place, present oceupatton, Who the Certificate
OF Membership Is In favor OF, postofiee ad-
dress, town. county, State 4lS0 a Medical
Certificate setting forth the physica1 condi-
ton, and whether IN the opinion OF tne
doctor examining, the applicant Is a proper
person 10 be insured. Blank forms OF apple
cation for membership VIII be sent upon APP
plcatt0n. $50
zach Dssniber ought % TIP 20 make fssl0 mem
beTT: bU 80 doing he beueltts hiInSeH. No let
ter will be noticed that does not contain q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
=, opreArryE RELIES ASSOCIATION

N NH At II A n
ll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
MEMBERsHIP FEES.

,yr,,or,srntefship fees are Six dollars at join
~ i6oT tnhieh a Certificate 81 AeHlbs51hlp
WI III b 6uhE&hsdl and one dollar and zen zen
eenls otJse win Be RfYen. One dollar from
uu SL Hnemb y goes 20 the widow or heirs OF
~ deceased member, and ten cents Tor ex-
Pe 4s,sfs o. c Sg1l Is divided into TEN
M s5sTSS FOR MEN and TEN OItASSES
SS6IS WOMEN. Assoon as these Glasaee Afe
died ten new CASES IIa, oe ea 40 tSs
Ciss-ss Every thing done to mako each
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

lUuU tbs U. s., % sen our Immsilss list
OF nearly lQol didspent BOOKS, BIBLES
and sH0coCiRAfHALB EVeFy fam
ny wants something nom It. Catalogues
sent posi- paid to any address on reoei1t 81
pllce-l CAnYa6ltng books Containing the list
win Prices, together with blank sheets and
cent NE 10 any one on roeel pc o. 30 cents.
AnybQdY can all 100 % LOO u thesa bookRl
Almost anywhere For terms 70 agents and
other tnfoFtnattons address J. Is. Potter .
%. Pubs, GA q 6H SRnom street, Phiiad
pnla. "a -. -. $500 L. -
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NATIONAL TRUST coMPAlyY.5

NA14OCftAA IN - VIE II -
and Will be Invested IN United States Bonds
or Real Estate, or bond and mpEtgsge upon
New York city property, which property
shall be double the value OF the money so
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

Alicommunications should abesaddressed
to ROBERTl P.FHoAH, No. ~ F5Hfreet,'
Warrington. d. O., General. Agent for the
District Of Columbia and states OF Virginia
and West Virginia, or the Manhattan Co
operative RRlief Association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31
9ife sIaElIranff.
.s OOn For % PREMIUM,

Under the auspices Of the $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

Great Distribution by the
Metropolitan GIrt CO..-.Casl GIFls 70
? the amount or SaBO,eOO..-Every
TIol.et DrnNsa Frizns.-.l -.
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ADVANTAGE9.

The advantages Of thls Association over or
binary Lie Insurance Companies are. No
panIeS can break II; the ICES are sosman, and
required 70 be paid at such. long intervals
that any man can secure TO his family n CONE
pstenoy upon his death. - Elias 49, 80 49,
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ILLUSTRATION.

Uiass tA'' has 900 male members. A. man
dies The Association pays oYerR1fhln forty
DAYS IS 600 10 the widow or helrs, and Ihe re-
manning members forward Within thirty
DAYS one dollar and ten cents each 10 the AS
ISOLATION TO reimburse it, Failing to send
this sum they forfeit TO the AssoctRIfon all
moneys paid, and the Association euppllesa
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The TRUSTEES or the Association arc.

E E rNSSg + Tik hs9a Esq., President star
VS. CARAVAN, Esp President StuyYe5ant
Banks New York clty. : =
a. w. FORD. ESQ, Cashier National HANK
Of the Republic. fs ~ =z5-5s
L--W. MURRAY -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

S2flf3 ~ 4.f1IIlk SIRE and No money NJ
- ~ 9elsed IA adyanee. Agents Vanfsd
10y nereg NAE or male ID EIlI our H
M -EusTtGlef8a Wlfts $40 clof6rI -.
sANSSy nESSsnold should have thk arttele'-
= y. 1rtoG A4dress AMkEzzAs " EEE Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

fllo4s1skADsa EOUEEAEEi REHs
10 1lozrt1Es ClR i1tsrI IIils5rfl1ll = ri777,e
.-7t l-oc - ce1tS- .Ale1ts ulaha 81 .per -
s $40 Yo.s = CO. e t2Ek Row.
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p GHARLE9 GEIRKR

EiANCY DYER. ecoURER AND XIX
y, ~ Y sqnt = l.rcets nelr tn =. = n
% sl1aSFls, Dfslles l.lb1ona and ioYri-v n !.
HcriptiQnof Slik and W0olam Good a -.
Ain, FrGparel % 90 lly6ln Is fss esi1s IN
Woolol- kl1to-lel. -. -. - EnnIll.II :
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THIS Is ITO HBKBBG sly s ssaa .isia e
win aSes nelgnb coioEan eyos ana hair, you
VIII resolve by retuEn NAH = coInact pl6tur1i
OF your future hosb and OF vile, win name
ana date Of lnnfrtaEo,s - Gldress w. FOX. 4,
Q. DtaxeE No y. Fnltqnviile, New York -
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-szssoa q RR,ERAsRED RYggassszsa
DR.. I.CeAKEH a O.,EoWen, Maii.,
aFrGsttoSE and Gnasysseai ohes.tsts. =
SOLD BY ALE DRUGGISTS EvEIsYwHERE.
FOrlale ~ T a. LOGAN 4 co. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

dollRrs and nifty cents TO the treasurer 10 pre-
pay their dues, which sum viii pay for ten
SI.l0 each time, besides n saving of MY cents.
No man Il 30 poor that he cannot pay SO now
and Sl.10 occasionally, thus securing - coo 10
his heirs. The average number Of ldollare
each person Will have 70 pay 70 secure % 900
Will be SO per year, 9 Little over my cents
have 70 pay any re- ular Insurance company
for s. 600 policy, ~ - i-sss 80 - sl-s1s-
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Prepared by Dr.. &c. Aver 3 Co.,

lLoWELL..s MASS.
PRICE 500. ltealzs
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"AlEEDs--SAERS to travel for
lY Q Manufacturing Company and seiI %
5s-l--PS. GOOD wages are Enaranteed Adj
dress. with stamp, II. u. aA1TsI,TosS a o.
80. as ChsStnnIst., Rhiladelpnia. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-31

A WATCH EREE-GEVen gratis 10 eyery
- i've naAo who viii act a. agent In q new
Esn1 honoEahle business, paying 50 n Gay.
K 4oSRoE KENNEDY, PiItsourEn, Pa
nm AOEE8 In Nurseries, Peach Trees a
oOO small Fruit plants. send stamp for
descriptive and Instructive catalogue. h.
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S0Sn Pr AOHA GtiGrdafeaf, SSrs nm
QSJU sAlAEies paid weekly. AeenEs Wane-
- an lnediatety eSeryWhers throagho1t the
tlg HAifs Htrs ClotksE L6aeS IiaIi a o. a
dress The G1RAKO MmE MILLS, Pniladef-
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90, nothing sir = II bears yonr slgna.
ture, that .fs good for. twenty rtimesi the
amount and 1t Is endorsed by your
cashier. Only what makes me little
uneasy, your bil used to be always on
Ta,- no dtsonrfstknfl n ~ - - =, is.st-gl
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"Well, sir, you have. only TO present
provide for 1t, dare say" This with
the LOFTY nonchalance of rich man,
who had never broken an engagement
In his life. SEB2
.'Ah, that know they will il itIs all
right but suppose Il is not3''lE ~
Law with Enma natnnishmanl
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SS800 = 49, -. - 40 ExPEaSEs no
u sAeaElLa % tntro1ucs rha- VII
80 lA411 NlACHr1xE. Stile1 alike On
..-a 49,. sau1p1es GA weeks triaI. Ell-
- - % expeEten1ed aCenfs Eor
t--s--e- l-Lt.144lt,s 111r1sE 169 MILTON
So 1sse eAAcL[I,SE Co. Clsgallnd Q. : b.
ton. Aszs, Or 81. Lolis, No. :
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II was brought home to him, and the
president, who had laughed In ms
RIVE a 1.-THE falsehood; RusticatiOn was
IsiIsad5 Of and even Expulsion. Then
VVardIaw ca me soEroRfully to Penfold, !
snd aaId to him ,f2ttI must have been
ewfuliy cut, for don't remenber all
fhat: i had been winning at Christch nrch.,
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"0, said the elder, lyon can, Hpeak
before him. This'is my partner;i that
is to say, he will be as soon as the bal
ance- sheet can be prepared, and the
counter.n "a 49, EFy
The two men bowed to each other,
and Arthur WardIaw sat down notion
less.
"sir, did you draw a mole of hand to-
day." inquired, Adams@o The elder
msTchsAt.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-13

ISLANDER observation-disclosures derosatory
to the Catholic priesthood of Lower Can
ada having been widely circulated by I'M
principled parties, to the effect that they
were hostile to Englshmen and Protest
ants, the Hon. John Rose, member of the
Dominion Cabinet, thus meets and refutes
the calumny:
1t, 49, perhaps, unnecessary to notice the
charge made against the French Canadian
priesthood, chat they are openly hostile to
any accession to the British population, and to
any introduction of the Protestant element"
the testimony of n Protestant and an English
man who has lived amongst them for thirty
years, will, however, trust, sntisfy yoM that
you have been misinformed to the state of
feeling there. 1 believe that there is no cOun-
try IN the world where there is less religious
blgotry and prejudice, or more liberal views
and good feeling, both regards race and re-
Protestants there are in minority of one to
five, and whether as regards their respective
churches their educational institutions, the
management of charities, their political ar
rangements OF other kindred subjects where
antagonism might be looked for, the most per-
feet good feeling prevails. Instances, indeed,
are not infrequcnt where French constituent
cies have returned English and Protestant
members of Parliament in opposition to Cath
lie and French candidates. In years when
there Is unusual sickness and destitutiOn
among emigrants, the foremost in acts of bene-
violence are the French Sisters Of Charity, who
untiring devotion to Catholics and Protestants
alike.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-13
[Commnicated.l
e D q G A T I o n.

Among the many schools now open to the
patronage of the public, there is not one
more deserving of success than St. Joseph's
Academy at Bouligny, under the charge
and direction of the Sisters of Charity.
For those parents who desire to send
their children from home, it offers every
lnducemeut, not only in point of good
education, but also in purity of air, oppor-
tunities for healthful exercise, and the con-
slant watchfulness and care of the devoted
Sisters, either in sickness OR health.
The English department is in charge of
a lady, who is niece of one of the most dis
tinguished statesmen and orators of the
United States, and upon whose education
and accomplishments neither pains or means
were spared, to fit her for the high social
position it was presumed that she would
fill. But she felt called to q higher voca-
ton, and now denotes her time and talents
to the development of the youthful minds
entrusted to her charge. The French
classes are under the direction of a lady
who is a native of France, and the musical
department is in charge of young lady
who has been favorably known for several
years as a conscientious and successful
teacher.
A visit to this institution, and an inter
view with the amiable Superior, will con-
vince those who are still undecided as to
the settlement of their daughters, that the
Academy of st. Joseph combines every adj
vantage most desirable for the parent and
beneficial to the pupil. II. j. r.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-13

FATHER SMARIus.-This indefatigable
and Jealous missionary, as we see by the
Montreal True Witness of the 4th instant,
IS pursuing his labor of love in that region
with his wonted success-large crowds
attending his ministrations. That paper
says: =. =,
This distinguished Jesuit missionary, who
last year drew together very large audiences
IN Montreal, and who is SO well known all over
troversiaI lecturer, preached charity sermon
in St. Msry's Cathedral at High Mass on SUN
day morning last, in aid of the Roman Catho-
Tic charitable societies of the city. The same
evening he delivered ono Of his controversial
lectures. On both occasions the large edificc
was well filled, particularly during the lecture,
as an Invitation was extended to persons of ali
creeds, of which numbers avaiIed themselves
to hear truly able expression of the claims
of the Roman Catholic Church to be the living
church and the only way of salvation.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-13

when they had built churches
they had no certainty as to what ritual
or doctrines would prevail in those
chhrches and the article said with great
truth that that uncertainty was having a
pnrai yzing effect upon the munificencc of
good people, because when the. church was
quilt there might be practised in it the ex-
IRENE OF ritaaIsni, or taught the extreme
OF rationalism. There was no possibility
OF 40 doing among Catholics. The Catholic
iaity always knew what doctrines would be
preached in their churches. (Hear.) The
Arch lshop here almost abruptly reverted
to the cause for which st. Thomas of Cam
terDury died, and he showed that it was in
resistance to infractions of the law, such,
for instance, as allowing any but ecclesias-
teal judges to Try o Clergyman accused of
any ofense. 1t may have been unfortunate
that there was such a law, but st. Thomas
was bound to defend it, and he stood forth
IN maintenance of that law, and resisted
the royal power when that power was used
IN violation of the royal oath. DR.. Man
nlng defended the character of st. Thomas
against the charge of covetousness, and al
legged that his aims far exceeded those of
his predecessors. In conclusion, the Arch
bishop contended that st. Thomas died for
the liberty of believing the truth, and pre-
dicted that it would yet be acknowledged
that he was n noble Christian martyr, who
stood out for that which the people of his
day held to be the most sacred, and would
build for him a shrine nobler than that of
Canterbury, nObler than the Church of st.
Thomas at Rome-a love and veneration
Tor the name of st. Thomas of Canterbury
IN the hearts of English people. loud
cheers.)
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-13

CoAL.-Provident persons always look ahead.
Any head but a block-head can see by reading
j. j. Clarke's advertisement in another part of
this paper, how advantage can be taken of the
present opportunity to lay in a stock of wood
and coal at rates to suit the times. His yard
and Office are at the corner of Julia and Dry
AIDES streets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-13

Mr.. George Ellis, bookseller, stationer,
and news dealer, No. z Old Levee street,
opposite the Post-Office, with his usual
courtesy, has sent us the Wanerly Maya
zine, Our Flag, Harper's Ba-ar and
Weekly, and Weekly Herald.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-13

SPECIAL .NOTICE-YOCNG MEMS CATHOLIC
UNION AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. - The
Delegates from the various Societies in the
Union are requested to attend called meeting at the
room of the ST. Patrcks Catholic Friends Society on
TUESDAY, September 18th, 1863, o'clock p
Pnnctual attendance is requested.
BY order of A. J. BIGLEY President
M u GARDNER, Secretary seI3 1t
AT SPECIAL MEETING OF THE HIBERNIAN
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, held at the Hall OF the
Christian Brothers, Foucher street on Monday
evening, September It'll for the purpose eleeting
officers for the ensuing year. the following officers
elected:
Presdent-JoHN McCAFFRKY.
Vice Presdent-JosEPH HANLoN.
PRESENTATIONS c. COLEMAN,
Recording Secrctary-MIcHAEL OCoNNoR
Financial Secretary-JoHN McPKELIN.
After the above election, a resolution and
unanimously adopted that the thanks of the
due and herebytendered to the former President
Gen. Denis Cronan, and Treasurer Martin Carey ESQ
who declined reelection for the able for the able
and efficient manner in which they performed
spectve duties and the interest which they
in the welfare and success of the association.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to first Monday in
October next MICHAEL OCONNoR.
sel3 Recording Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-13

Doors, SHOES, &c.-What can be more COM
Portable than q well-ftting boot or shoef What
can set off the understanding to more advan-
tage9 Glynn & Wintz, No. Camp street, are
the persons to suit every requirement in this
regard.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-09-13
STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1868

Father Scotland is IA the field in the cause
of our Lord and his Church
that as you deal with most accurate God
the same God will deal with you. a
=.a.F - CATHoLIcUs.
September IL, 1868. .