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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

GRoCERIES.-Ou columns to-day announce
the fact that Mr. TLoInas AeCary. grocer removed
70! PoydEas street corner of Basin While We svrnpa.
thfse with the denZens of the former locality for their
loss in his removal congratulate the residents in R
sh street ut the acquisition they have made in the pos
session OF nelEhhOr rel known for his
always keeping hand choicest stock Of groceries
70 be iound In the city Such trader while missed in
ms old victuage is to be followed what are a
oil extra squares distance, when you encounter
man who always does business the vi
liberal and whose greatest delight is in sending away
his customers wellpicased with him. themselves and
all the rest of mankind - An this Mr.. Mccarthy does
and more for he not only sends his away
pleased but they are pleased when the occasion demands
thctr return. We intended dwell somewhat on the
articles which give such unpublished satisfaction Tor
tler excellence and freshness bat prefer leaving
our readers the pleasure personal visit tnspec
tion-rather than anticipating deilght store for
them. In the meantime, the advertisements NAV be-,
read by way of foretaste.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

In an amusing article on dress the London
stN Ae.cS remarks that 1t has been said that the
turner's make the IaIi ~ wolriail- tbs carse Is
eStrefe View. in Which Io Iyutiuii (; would
DC so taS out Of the Nay 10 THAI they the
husband or wife Ps love to picture JisDrolae Low.
Sfs forgetting looking sssspS au habili.
1pents grief la case may par.
Guy the CID lines, . Well IL dressing well vyuut move
her viii dressing III prevail / The aaS,gr gentleman
who hopes 30 succeed IN 1.-Two nilas desiro to
1oase IL prSsuptiilps and deserves los, prize
but oven SITTER marriage, the PARTIES they
pertnit themselves to acquire habits riiness
1hey shsuid retain so much ct the
yer 70 cease cndsavofn TO please each other In this
coinlnenlable effort laes and gentlemen will ird in
Messrs GIynn s. Wintz, Hos Camp street jealous co..
enicents, whose boots shoes and slippers to
prove powerful auxiaries in making the most favorable
Impression in all the relations of main tanning good
understanding in all t ViciSSitudes miniserng 10
the comfort ease and happiness of eli who pat, No
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

DOUBLE LOCK ELASTIC STTTCH-The repu-
tation of this celebrated sewing machine Is not bounded
oL any limited contracted sphere every
Siae town or city in this country Il represen.
tatlSe IN families and in Europe tits becoming general
M Inc reason OF this universal regularity is OBJ
No!s anu should decide all who still be doubtful
n there are suchof its superiority combines in
u great degree, all that is valuable in machines
sbtSine Recommendation not common others. Here
IN ueSlts power TO give satisfaction, \ great many ia
illes are unable TO incur expense of ei5 Sl25
even SO for sewing machine and hence debarred
Atoin procuring one. There "a necessity that
they should be- deprived of this Invaluable family
mary as She . Double Lock Elastic" may had
from 81 70 IS For simplicity durability economy
I. si In without rival The agent, F. w. Engle
la ms uepet At ls9 Canal street where may also be
l9nnS iah supply OF needles and machine thread of
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

THE EMPRESS AT CoNsrANrINorLE.-T
programme for her Maiesty's entertainment
during her five days visit TO Coustantinople,
where she is expected to arrive on Wednes--
day, the 18th inst, is sufficiently varied.
1t includes call upon the Valide Sultana
ut Dolmabatchi, visit to all the principal
mosques, gala performance at the opera.
two State dinners with the Sultan, aud a
review ofthe troops at the camp of Hunkiar-
iskelesey, besides ION the sunday attend
anee at Mass in the Armcno- e lsrthufffiC en-
thedral of Pera, which has been decorated
at the expense of the Sultan. On Monday,
18TH, her Majesty will leave Constantinopie
for Alexandria. After visiting Cairo, and
ascending the Nile as far. as the first
cataract, she WILL return in time't to witness
the opening of the Suez Canal.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

a Partisan has invented Il Iicx- contriyance,
Ehich Is intended defence against hzhw aymeu and
DafEaIs, and which be used with great effect
consists Of small larticaof born which be readily
attached TO the end OF boot shOe-Vhch piece Of
morn contains electric battery and lamp with two
powerful batteries It may readily be supposed that
great economy Of space be afford all this
Inc intensity OF the light temporarily blinds any person
az whom u Is pointed The lamp Is kinded will by
pressing lightly against the eud the boot OF shoe
which communicate with electric wire. do NOS
Know whether MIR. Hogan of the firm Of Baknly & Ho-
gan no lately visited Paris to complete his stock saw
tts wonderful article but certain the boots
shoes and slippers found and Canal strest and
IhATtres street power OF fascination that
attract crowds that locality which Iars foce ~
assistants can alone supply.I -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

-ra-..-->----,- cs--->------I .--ifi TO Irom
a notice elsewhere published, that Rev
Father Jeremiah Moynihan will deliver a
sermon at st. Peters Church, Third Dis
trict, this evening at ~ o'clock, for the
benefit of the Conference of st. Vincent of
Paul, attached to that parish. Father
Jeremiah's powers of oratory are so well
known andSappreciated in the Third that
full attendance can be well counted on.
The gentlemen of the Conference in that
parish have shown their discretion in
selecting the preacher for the occasion and
may count in advance on liberal relief for
their poor in consequence.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

PAGHS IMPROVED RooFING.-IVe are pleased
70 SA attention 10 this roofing for which extTvagant
AM made antwhch i now web known in nearly
al parts OF the country The proprietor has for many
e 9eNote hts attention to the Improvement of CeaD
I msteTia and the article offered to the pnb.
ho y nnuoubtedly without superior This NOS a
mere haphazard assertion. The proofs arc wide spread
anu numerous Public and private parties unite in its
slll3aon ana those who have taken pains satisfy
N regard to its merits favorably
WIN ~ value and cheaPness that they 1i6sf-
y auokt u Indeed conceive doing our
friends and the public service in Recommending what
the nest reliable material for such purposes
"a me market The tests have been sufficiently Ions
Trying TO remove any doubts lingering the minds
inosS skep5ica storms Of the anprecsteRt
60 S,oasnSe have ee them uuscathe, RAINS searching
A1r penetrating have made impression them. III
nust % borne In mind too that this roofing "a heap ana
seed az prices less than what It is sold Tor al New
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

Mr. MCCABE'S Two SToREs.-An omission
OF M MeCabes advertisements relating 10 his uptown
IN our last week issue, gives Sp-
poTtuny while repairing the oversight to call attention
81 his general business Though Young this Eentlpman's
experience and innate goOduse has to guide him
20 the syIest way to thai succes OF which he IS
rsIng the benefit tndetatiEablc in his efforts to give
satisiacton unurng in industry, Unremitted in appli
cation TO the unutest details energetic his under
tkins he has already acquired reputation which is
as elmerited Is IL Is rare In addition his outdoor
business he has at both stores all things
autnE 20 his line sufficient to supply the largest
llle his list OF stoves comprises al the well
voEtte patents he is the special agent the American
stoNn lately introduced in this which
recommended for qualities that II verified BY expert
ence viii place it at the head Of the Of the Pc
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

MERCHANT TAILoR.-St. Charles street has
many besides some things that might be
nonnatso fntsona Foremost among the former ia
the St. Charles Heel and opposite house bearing the
number rs which IS just tho centre OF Observation
70 al who pass through that crowded theraur hfare-
Roth extertory and interioFy this location hanson,e
% n1lst % permitted 60 say, thar the fits Issuing from
TINS establishment 1T for the finest featured folks
nonfshing frOtn Florida 20 Flanders Mr. Cain Afer
chnt Tailor who i the presiding genius here Is rat
~ ertsf ha eethes cat after The very latest fash
lo the material - the besl 20 DO found in the market
their mannfacture.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

FATHER SnEEnAN's Fam. - A notice in an
other column will Apprise the ladies appointed by Father
sheesan to hold tables at the Fair to be held the
November, that they requested TO meet at ST. Pa
tricks Church at 9 o'eEeek ON the I'll Nover,.t,cr
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

HalPa Vegetable Sieilian Hair Remover is
oeeq7iRE universal favoFite for restoring gray hair to
Ats Srisinal eOlos and making hair grow out tAists
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - Michael Feeley,
Plaquemiue, "a Bart. j. De Witt, Fort
Concho, Texas, 81.
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CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Win OAKLAND FERRY.

" .
n,, N.r,,nher S,b. 1890.
Nu rn 80 ,oTw ,pn
t,AnhHS"-icsxcs San francisco at 500
San :Josc S.4S A. M: stockton 1900 NJ;
Sacr,mento i.yD =, NJ: Junction 3O5p.M.; Col.
iaS Sio W;aIsM,sca M Mvno ,i; Sai ArSeHts i:SS
": carlin 400 pm: Elko SEQ r. r.; arrive
Al Promontory 5:I5 A. N: Omaha l:lO p. NJ.
EXPRESS AIN-WESTWARD-" DAI-
LY."-Ieaves Promontory 600 T. n: Elko 7:30
A. M: CarlIn $50 A. NJ; Argcnta ll:45 A. NJ;
Winnemucca $40 p. NJ; Wadsworth 1865 r. NJ;
Reno 1855 A. NJ; Colfax 7:59 A. ~; Junction
10:40 A. T.; Sacramento l2:C0 ~; stockton l:ls
i: n; arrive at DUN dosc o'oo 70 ~ san i""
cisco 1aV p,cnvApn nour fsnrdsv.
WAY MAiL-EholWhh SSuhuaye
eIcepted). leaves san FrahcltSo SUI r. N. /,
San Jose 3:O0 i. NJ; StocKton o:2o L. NJ arFi''S
at Sacramento 1880 p. N.
WAY MAlL-WESTWARD-D (snn-
days cxcepted), leaves sacramento G:3o a; VI
Stockton, $40 A. NJ; arrives at San Jose 12:f5
p. n; san Francisco 1890 T. NJ
ATLANTIC HOTEL EAPhESS. composed
OF Pullman Palace Coaches, with Restaurant
Commissary Car attached, running through on
fast time to Omaha without change OF cars, VIII
A. IN. NJ. arrive m at Promontofy Thursday 600 T; y.
and Omaha SATURDAYS $50 NJ; RETURNING,
LEAVE OMAHA Thursdays 9:l5 4. ~; arrives
at Promontory Saturday, 1000 A. ~; san Fran
cisco Sundays 0 p. N. Tickets and bcrihs lor
this train can be secured only at the company's
Office, ll5 California street, San Francisco.
MnrysyIIIs Rxpre,s-Dnily.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-14
KENT.

The Kent Plains Debating Society is be- ing disturbed by the agitation of the ques- tion whether persons of color shall become members of that honorablesociety. At the last meeting the name of colored gentle man was proposed for membership, after considerable excitement. his name was thrown out, there not being quite two- thirds in favor, but the motion was tabled, to be acted upon at tlle next meeting
 The society having debated over the question, and having come to the decision "''that man should marry for love, are now about to find out whether he should marry at all, or not The question for this weeks debate is as follows Resolved, that the life of married man is happier than that of a bachelor When the gentlemen are thoroughly decided about this matter. the ladies in this vicinity had better look out
 HOMO
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-14
ENTERPRISE FOUNDED ON CAPITAL

It is an excellent hing for tho public when they
 arc invited to parti pate in the advantages of ca
 ital. No matter whai may ba tho possible profits
 arising from this or hat investment. there is no
 doubt but that the Majority of our people are in
 such crcumstancesls make the risk of k,ss ono
 is wrong to incur. bove all things We sh oud be
 certain in regard tohsuranco upon our lives. Any other venture or unsrtakiig may be ro.nelied by hard work and gootfortunc, but whan man is
 doad he caa make ntn ,ra inoley. loss to his
 family then is irrepsable. .a3s..u 5..l.s . Therefore it is thaws aro gi,l to 500 ths for-
 nation of suc.l com nies as the National Life h.
 surance Company. This Association, chartered | by Congress, baeketby ptil-up capital of one
 million dollars, an having as it's directors men l whom the whole coutry knows to be at the very head of fnancia! afrs ia the natiol. anl mlny of l whose names have ben household words among
 us for years. Heres an institution vast in it's d-
 mensions, plain, uful and certain in its opera
 tons, and absoluteA secure its foundations, of
 fering to the publico insure their lives at more l reasonable rates thu any of the various smaller companies ill everyi iate Not only is the corpora 1 ton all extensive al secure one, but tine advan- tages iS presents iiis various plans of insurance, are such as offer draordinary inducements to those contempatin life insurance, or an increase 1 of insurances alreas made. For instance, if g.
 man does not desirto insure his life in the ordi-
 nary man,ler with ds comlany at lower rates ! than those cllarged,y any otln- he may take cut | policy which will atitle his heirN at his death
 | to the return of all remiums he haseid. besides
 the full amount of be policy. This Is seVe" 1tter a,a y,s stiss.-. -a<cu nulation Of many
 Again, he may secure to himself by another nla
 irregular income payable annually after term Q years Ill addition to the sum paid his family at hi oea'ii. UT oy yer another scheme, he may re celye the whole of his policy at the end of fistec, swehty, or more years, provided ho shall live S, long. If he does not, his family will be paid tn, amount as soon as he may die. He may also in sure bis life for seven years for a comparatiye), small premium, and thus provide for some nartic ular contingency. Thus, it will be readily perceiy ed, person wishing to insure his or her life fpe extra rate Is charged the lives of femalesl can do 80 in the National Life Insurance Company on terms lower and more advantageous than in any other and yet feel that his expectations are foup ded upon the most substantial basis, and that the sum he wishes to leave his family is guaranteed to then, by men whose signatures would produce millions of Dollars at any time and who have al- 'eady deposited in the treasury of tho Company such sum as to place out of the question any doubt in their ability to meet all and every de- nand that could, in human possibility, be bronsht lgalnst them. PHILLIP WELLS, Cashier ist vat Bank, Amenia N Y.,Agent for Litchtield, Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-14
TWISTED.

The Monitor. a western Dramatic Club, "hlch performed with good effect last year, have agaln fe-organizsI under the follow. ing officers: M snager, John Hrne. Sk,yo Director, James Qninse. They intend opening with the grand moral drama, u.,i tied, Zen nights ill a bar-room," and ''No. I. Round the Corner" Their scene " cost thom upwards of $1O0, and all are sanguine of good success.
 r, Henry Oyerton, q harness meksr in the the '9y of H. R. Adkins, ac.ilentIy clt
 for the fh1hsrtery of his left arm, aal but
 was not far oaffprrivAl offptrr of Dr.. St:ele, who
 he wonll have bIeaa tho "e'id'nt occurred,
 Hast sabbath vsatll.
 preached in the second Con, "e'hefoy Church, scathing sermon on thee,s,i'"''' ri u
 ties of visiting places of ill-repnte, an, ai> closed by saying that some of the yonnc gentlemen connected with his flock wore in the habit of calling at Decker's place ut Millbrook. H. then remarked that Il cer- taln Brother wls required to ackno ylalye hls ylsltations at said place, anu that he would be tried during the week for tie heInons crime. The general inquiry from every mouth is ''wllo are those young men ?, Where, when, and how, and to what extent have they erred. It is going to create quite a sensation in tllis communitv as many prominent persons are known to have called on I"Decker" and sung and passed the merry hours away, &c, &c.,
 The case of State vs. Dr. Steel, pend. Ing Tn Hartford, has been withdrawn.
 -Ihe Horne Bros have bought the old Engine House, lately used by the Nauga. ''ck R- k. Co. they having built new 'ne near the depot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-14
Litchfield Jan. 1868.

. n@- We extract the following from, the Poughkeepsie Eagle of Jan. 8. regardine the projected railroad from Poughkeepsie to Terryville. It is not the route Litch- \ field would prefer; still, with the liberal aid already secured from Poukeepsie. it would seem feasible if other schemes fail r PoUaHKEEpsIE AND EASTERN RAILROAD The die is cast, and the construction oi the Poughkeepse and Eastern Railroad is soon to become a fact The tax payers of the city of Poughkeepsie have voted to
 bond it to the !mount of two hundred thousand dollars which, with the capital
 stock of one hundred thousand dollars
 subscribed, will enable the company to
 proceed immediately with the construction of the road. w congratulate our citizens or the enterprising portion of them, on this cheering result, saving them from
 great loss in business and securing to us the trade of the country that naturally seeks an outlet :t this place.
 At a meeting If the directors, held Oh the 7th inst, resolutions were adopted di-
 rectjngth chiefengineer to proceed i'm
 mediately to loclte the road between this tt~'+y----, q IL D. .;at, and d committee ap- pointed to go ONer tfro-..,.a.G. and sacnr.,
 the right of way A committee was ap-
 pointed to attenl to the extension of the
 road further eastI and consult with the people of the esItern part of thls county, | especially of Aupnia and Northeast, and
 the western tow is of Connec.icut, with d view to the extei ision in that direction to
 Litchfield and Rrtforl -''@ i'3t@
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-14
WOODBURY.

SILVER WEDDING. On New Years's Eve
 hing, relatives and other friends of MT. an,
 Mrs. Charles Isbell assembled at thei
 house to commemorate the 25th anniyersar,
 of their marriage. The house was fllef
 and the meeting one of pleasure aud ttii satiis
 faction as we'll as deep interest to all pres ent A class of young men in the Sabbath School of the North gregationaf church, whose teacher Mr. Isbell has long been, contributed splendid pitcher, i5lOne of their number, in making the presentation. allnde to their selection of him for teacher. a9bb his faithfnlness to them and their confidence Tn him as such, also their hopes and wishes for the future. Mr. Isbel, although taken Dy surprise. .feelingly and appropriately res. bonded. A Tea Set. Cake Basket, Spoons and several other articles were also pre- sented, and the worthy couple in behalf of those present were addressed by the Rev. John Churchill. He spoke of the, occasion 'ha' brought them together. their former course, 'on their present, condition, future &e. Alter refreshments the separated with wishes for many 'esurns of happy new year. aiqs.sq 4s1oo4 I James Green has sold his place l s to Henry Minor, and John $. Hall has sold ]
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-14
, COUNTY ITEMS.

l. NORFOLK REpUBL1cAN DELEaArEs.-Tb following are the delegates from Norfolk f the several Republican Conyentions:-
 Slate.1-Robert P. Pendleton. w W 1 Weich.r J. N. Cowles, s. D. Northway.
 Ssaato,iM 70. H. Mills, R. J. Grissev A. 5. Cowles, Plumb Brown.
 Congressional Aaron Reyes. J. R. Sbep. ard, M. 0. Johnson. T. s. Curtiss.
 County.-O. H. Wolcott, Daniel Reyes, William A. Humphrey, N. Demars. CoLEBRooK Delegates to the various Republican Conventions:-
 State. Reuben Rockwell, William M. Yale, Clement Thompson, Miles W. Bid- sweli.I, 3Nc.1g aaEtl , ;.l ,ftEa sys %eEaaG u Congressioaal-D c. Y. Moore, James M. Grant, Henry l.. Allen, Edward Oles.
 County. White, B. P. Seymour, Hi ram Bliss, T. M. Lawton.
 Senatorial -John Spencer, William M. Bennett. Cyrus Cowdrey, Edward Elem ing. T 1 ,je-.a eE
 Pro6ae.-Reuben Rockwell, Sidney q Hitchcock, James B. DunwelI, James Yo' SHARoN.-A beautiful Christmas t,oa Eas s erected in the Episcopal parsonage on Thursday evening for the benefit of tba 'hiidren of the parish. It was well $ load.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-01-14
LITCHFIELD

The Stockholders of the First Nationa
 Bank of Litcnfield held their annual meet
 ing on Tuesday and chose the followino
 directors: E'lwin McNeill, Henry W. Bael
 Frederick D. McNeil, David c. Whittlesev and David D. Bostwick. At the meeting of these Directors the following officers were elected for the coming year, Edwin McNeiU, Pres ldent, Henry W. Buel, Vice President, Henry R. Colt, Cashier. 8s.e.- .s.
 - Miles Taylor sells to T. E. Miller a piece of land of about g acres, in the northeast part of the town. Price 5000. 'a = Our Registrars report this year shows 53 births, A deaths. and 20 marriages; in 1867 there were but 31 births and 15 mar riages, while there were 46 deaths.
 Parents should be careful to send in their chiidren's names to the Registrar. These never appear, of course, in the doc tors certificates from which the record is made mp. Eighty per cent. of fihe births re- corded this year are defective in this re- resp eet. @ a9.i5a..aa. Rev. Sylvester Smith. local preacher It the Methodist Church in this place, has | severe loss in the burning of 1is paper-mili at Seymour, on Monday night, A man named Amasa Trowbridge vas burned in the building. .5.a |