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80 q Gc%ESE-|ESE.

Indies who wish a. fair skin and
Cond complexion, free from II Yellow
ish iinGe Hn0 all other disfiy urement,
should UsC these remedies occasions
nIly. Th" IiVeTin perfect order, and
the blood pure, viii result in spark
ling eyes and blooming checks.
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Weak and Delicate Children

arc made strong by using the itittcrs
or Tonic. In buct, they are Family
Medicines. Ihcy can isc administered
with perfect SnieIy,to q child three
months old, shc most delicate female,
Oh Al man, OF ninety.
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A traveller inquired of guide the reason
why 'echo" was always spoken of as "she, ;
and was Informed that it was because it al
ways had the last word.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-07-16

IF you are angry with him that reproves
your sin, you secretly confess your anger to
be unjust.
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INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE The annual list
i for Special and Income taxes now in my hands
Ridgway, Tuesday, the l3; Alpine house St Marys
on the l4th, and at W Biddle house, Emporium, the
l5!h and 10 OF July inst for the purpose of receiving
July 1, 1SG0.-2t
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4 Natianal Temperance Convention is TO
he held in Chicago on Sept |.
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= READ THE REooMMBNDATIoNs.

Thousands of letters he-e been re-
c"tved, tcsiifyinS to the virtue OF these
remedies.
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IoQfJBFS German H'p,dies are conninrfiied.
The ga',"iH" hGr" The Signature Gf q. NJ. J0ciSOn
the H,nc Grte article LiOcn III each bottle. Al oihers
are counterfeit,
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Fifty Horse Power,
ALSO
a . III q H Z ST n Q K
MILL PROPERTY,

and ad excellen, odening for Tannery The proper
Is will be sold at baIgain the proprieors, being
non residents, have no use for it,
For full darticuars address q. c. HARVEY q CO,
Lock Haven,
June Il. lSG9.-tf
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n. SH'ER'
Merchant Tailor, Emporium, Penn'a.

Keeps constantly on hand cloths, Trimmings &C.
and makes order in the most fashionable styles and
best manner. Clothing Tor men and boys.
On hand at all times clothing of his own make.
March Is, 1SG9--ly
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Rates of Advertising.

Special Notices aior Marriages and Deaths an addi'
ional of onehalf the above rates
Business Cards five lines or less, $500 per year;
over five liues at the usual rate advertising
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FNOU HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Just.c Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 10th, 1867.
ifH9 "Haq0IDFs G,Iisrp Buters" is not an intor-
ir1iHg bsr"r0gs but as go.' tonic Hsctm in disoy-
dsTS Of the digestive organs, If great bHcD in
Of debility and 1caHt Of action IN Lss
system. Tours htlg,
GEO IIOOnIrIP
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex.
cellent medicine enjoys,
is dcriycd from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveteratc
cases of Scrofulous dis
case, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu-
Inns cnntn1ninniin until
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

INN'9I
Judge Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA APRIL 2sth, 1863.
consider "IIOofiand's German Bit
ters" u rTLdGb'c mciicimc in case OF at
tncks OF Indigestion or Dyspepsia. 1
can certify this from nay experience
Wit. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
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From REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARp, DID,

Price of the Bitters, s1.oo per bottle;
Or, a half dozen FOR $500.
Price OF the Tonic, $3.50 per bottle;
Or, half dozen for $3.50.
Tie Tonic is put up in quart bottles.
Reco'iect that is Or. TF1qqGnd S. GernGr Remedies
NAT are so universally used amt highy recommend
ed and do nat GiiOO the druggist 10 induce yOH 10
take any thing else tIat he may sag is jiSt gOo be-
ctuSs he makes larger prefl Il. These Remedies
,oA be Se 6y express to any locality upon application
10 the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 6S1 ARCH STREET, Philadelphia.
CHAs. N. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly G, II, JACKSON co.
These Remedies are for sale by
Druggists, stOrekeepers, and Medi-
cine Dealers everywhere.
Do not forget to examine tceu The article non Inn, i
order 10 get the genuine
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-20

A well known, zealous, and learned Catholic
priest received most insulting treatment from
mob recently ut Hanwell, England. 1t Goes
not appear that these brsntas wereA ACTIN
ated by hostility to the Rev. gentlemen rs
Catholic, but in following mp custom which
people are apt to associate with the clark ages"
the authorities permit them to indulge in
orgies, which, if occurring anywhere else than
in Protestant England, would be held mp to
public reprobatiou. We gather particulars
below from the London Daily Ne,cs:
"BUMPING" PRIEsT.-A disgraceful scene
occurred q day two ago Mt Hanwell on the
occasion of the DECENTRALIZATION of the parish
bounds by the overseers, chnrchwardens, and
other public functionares of the place. A
large crowd had assembled in front of the
Duke of York Inn, where the party were to
| finish their fourteen miles journey (oneportion
| of which had to be done by one of them
swimming over an extensive pond near Green
ford,) and the browning ceremony was to
eventuate in public dinner to which the
clergy, the Dissenting ministers, and the priest,
tho Rev. DIR. Laing, were invited. There being
| a slight interval, the crowd amused themselves
as best they could, but when the Rev. DIR.
| Laing crossed the road, party of the rougher
| sort surrounded the Rev. gentleman, demanded
that he should be dumped" rndcly seized him
| by his legs and arms, bore him amid tremen-
dous shouts, and in the presence of increased
numbers of people, Notwithstanding his loud
protestations, and even his repeated attempts
| to escape from the indignity, they thrice
violently dumped" him against the sign-pole
| which stands in front of the inn. Dr.. Laing
being of rather corpulent disposition, the
operation was by no means an easy or pleasing
one, and even when it was over he was still
| beset as he rushed into the Duke of York, and
was glad to compound for a non-repetition Of
the Dumping process by acceding to the ex
tortion of the mob, and paying for a libation o.
beer. police officer from the vicinity a re
porter from the next parish, and others had tc
Ego through similarly rough treatment, and il
is intended to summon the principal roughs fol
the assault upon the constable. The bound
aries of Hanwell have been beaten only twice
during the last sixty-nine years, namely, in the
year 1926 and 1S4s. !
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YoRE1eN CATHOLIC 1NrK11IGEECE.


fFronn Paris Correspondence Of the London
In the salon or annual exhibition OF paintings
of living artists there is admirable portrNI
of DIR. Manning from the pencil OF Frene On
artist settled in London. l do not know to
whom the work belongs, but if 1T be disposa-
BILE, 1 strongly recommend Catholc cohEIeS1
tions of the diocese of Westminster not TO leI
it 90 to a foreign country. The Gazette de
France had paragraph few days ago TO tne
eject that the Pope was thinking OF eleYatlng
the archbishop like his predecessor IN the see
to the dignity of the cardinaiate. nope the
statement bias more solid foundation than sur,
mise There is also d belief in wellintormed
cirbles that Monsignor Chigi, Archbishop OF
Paris, and the Rev. Father TheIper-wlll pc
nominated to the Sacred College " the Cohsls-
tory of September. l., -
His Holiness, 1 am glad to be- able to assure
YOU on the authority of recent letters from
Rome, is in the enjoyment of exeellent healtE.
lie visited the Hospice of ST. Michael on tie
10th, went all over the building, eXamlnln' :
into everything, praisinG where praise vas
merited, and blaming where blame was needed
The preparations for the Ecumenical Coui'
Gil are being carried on with Jealous actlVl'
ty. Every detail of the arrangements Is pre-,
.viously submitted to q careful censure, SO ina
nothing can possibly occur to mar the perIecV
ness and harmony of the meeting. hulhDe -
of Protestant clergymen (mostly OF fnscy lI'
leanings) have Already arrived IN the EIeI ! ms
City, and have made advances towards beinl
admitted TO participate in the proceedings
There is one serious obstacle, however: tines
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-20

Cu,NDrru-Erom an article in Our
Otrn, we take the following particulars oil inc
career of gentleman who, as editor member
of Congress, aud foreign minister hlled no
small space in the public eye. native oil
Massachusetts, he spent the greater part OIL
his life in Philadelphia, where he still lves
life of usefulness, notwithstanding his al
yanced age If our recollection be reliable,
| he is a convert to the Church:
After his return from Naples, his sight beng
! mnch impaired, he devoted himself TO works
oS charity and for the past few years MS tltne
has been given to unceasing endeavors TO re-
form those miserable creatures VINO become ~
| rnafes of the Philadelphia County Prison. TO
accomplish this great work, ms VISITS 10 the
prisons during the years 1907 ana 1000 nave
= ETvr1-urefs six frttrrtffetl-eaeA year
eS ST1aredI@ nanY=a =sin-iRaen heart
has been made tn-heat- with goo4 resolHesL
It,yF many cnutrition has beer, afa%ff
from eyes familiar with scenes OF vice by Inc
, | L;nJ words of this ~ old man cloquentT The
poor forsaken beings whom an outraged law
confines and the self-righteous world torgets,
and who having drank c to 5n Sig
= that there is God, scarce ever breathe ms
= name except in blasphemy. The souls Oh snch
= will shine as stars in the crown OF INN VINO -
snendinp his last days in this great work OF
: Inercv: Watering the arid soil, aud bringing
h hack to life the withered blossoms OF piety,
:. | whose seeds were sown perhaps in early youth
Inv a fond parent good pastor, but when
the tares of the world springIng up around,
were smothered, until growth oelng com I
arrested the heart "became familiar with the
- mathis of sim and at last, shut up within thu
i nr:son wills is left TO /" garner UP the blttei
y fruitsn To these minds and hearts disease
T. Mr.. Chandler daily administers Early IN TN
II II afternoon he pursues his way to the prisons
n n and the night falls he returns to his 4%,
~ dwelling. ASIAN earnest, practical Chl tstla
. Mr Chandler stands prominent in the Cathoh
a. Church elb Honored aud beloved, he occupiie
de- the position Of President of the Gt Pan
le con+in,,ing 10 be- at the advanced age of seven
og tylseVen. persistent, zealous la6Orerwor<i
,e While tits yet day-but looking forward calml
10 and with the Christians eye of faith to tn
y, near anproach of that night which will brin
of him rest from his labors."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-20

Ono of the best tailor jokes was pGrpetira-
Tod nv Daniel OConneu. He was addressing
an audience at antsSrn law mSstinE IN
- 49, An Individual would persist in
9 efsndISF up An in the pit sit down. Turn
him outp etc, resounded from al parts of the the
house but the fellow was obStin rate a ame
labor mI%IU in vain. At last OCOnnel waved his
hand for silence and then, speaking to the po,
lice, said, "Pray let the worthy gentten nan
b;mscif" Tbis was settler, and the obstinate
man man Immediately sat down amidst tlnnders o
appiause from every portion of the vast assem-
| bly,.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-20

The GALAXY for May, has fine engraving of
the late j. I. Brady, ESD, with biographical
sketch Among the various anecdotes related
of him is this He once examining an
unwilling Witness who persstently called him
OBrady. At length, even his proverbial good
witness, "You need not call me Mr.. O'Brady.
mended my name since 1 came here, and
dropped the o., "Have ye, now 7" retorted
the witness; "'pon my sowl,. it's pity We
didn't mend yer manners at the same time"
The court was conv used with laughten
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-20
nSPORTANT NOTICE. ...-......
To all who Value their Sight, and wish to improve
KERN AFGHAN CO.,

IL CAMP STREET ----AA
Beg leave to offer to those in need of Lenses their
cFSIrrSE BBA LILLIAN PEBBLE sPECTACLESw war
ranted to Dyes unimpaired to extreme Old
npe "Their construction" says celebrated writer on
optics accordance with the philosophy of nature
=; +hs form oopcavo convex mirror and their transpA
is so perfect that the can only perceive ne
bas them on by the Improvement in his eight
Tho advantages of our improved brazilian PeeDle
tacles have been fully tested by tho most scientific
men Of both Europe and America, and approved rs the
ht snectac,es now known the preservation Of the
impaired V1Sl , Nv KERNAGuAN & CO.,
f ESI s an ' - Opticians. No. II Camp street
| RARRET's MARBLE WORKS,
| a DAME III ST Charles street, near Foydras
| NAppT I, NJ ETIEfSS, AlONU MENTS, TONES, ana
III tinTs Of Marble wor executed the best manner
aF 5TIc trade supplied on moderate terms, .,-.-
superIor duality of Lime Stone sultaole loF pi9S'
eiils etc constantly on hand APP =
r. o1TIsIANA LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
255 and e57 Magazine street,
Potgecn Foeyfarre and Delord streets:
Iss-st class MULES and Horses for sale. Also Car
I Tiages and Buggies for Mre uADT rro-rio+nr
mvq ly -, -
ID DOvER...--.s--..----..-.-.- Ola l ID
BOG Dryades street, New Orleans.
LEAKY ROOFS REPAIRED AND WARRANTED
Oruefs iron '"0 S'N11' apis 3m
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q LELIEvRE's,
CATHOLIC BOOK STORE,
I74.-s.----.-Roya Street --I74
Branch Baronre street. betweon Canal street and the
Rev. Jesuit Fathers Church.

O. IELIEyRE begs leave to inform his city and cosE-
try customers Branch Of bis Book Store as beer es-
aiisbed Barunne street. No 9, whore viii be foL,n ~
in the main store complete assortment Of School BOOZE
In English: and French.
and Spanish Ian guages Stationery, Articles OF
XVreatha and Candles First Communion ArtlnetM
I1nSrs Matefias for making Flowers, Fancy Artleiesg
Rosary Beads OF descriptions, Religious satuSs y an
/ sizes. ------.---------
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We respectfully solicit orders from friends, and
will take particular give satisfaction both
price and quality.
T. FTrZw1LLIAM & Co,
dec 0m 10 Camp stresf
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:, LEV ORLEANS GAs woRks. October 10 1853.

Roofing Material at less than New York prices ma
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.ESvY.-Punishing ourselves for being in
ferior to our neighbors.
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C RE -SS'oN,
PAINT Err,
Has removed his store to the corner of Baronne and
Common streets.
He keeps on hand French and American PAPER
HANGINGS Religious Articles, such as Prayer Beads
Images, Engravings otc
Still continues tho Painting Ornamenting Lettering
Signs Glazing and Gliding business, etc
speciality ofGround Flooring IN tine iot
of Paroouet ON q Bitumnous Composition. which pre-
serves the wood all humidity and keeps 1t inceh
! niteIy as though placed in the upper stories =
Aiso-The Dessicative ComPositon, Tor preservihgt
en, an humidity the Brick Walls in the interior OF
| Dwellings and Stores. ~ .,.. . o;,- NJ
more than per cent to property owners mh2s JIM
tTJoT5SE- AND SIGN P1TNTTSG..-----
-S-R RAnL LIE Y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-20

" E E. tAHAfARSTf,
Successor to 3. II. H4RFRt
DRUGGIST AND APoTHECARY,
Claiborne street. between Common and Canal Streeta
I A fnu assortment of Fresh Drugs. and Chemicals
always hand -,
BRUSHES-Tooth, Hair, and pail In great variety
SOAPS-Every quality and price :. M,
Special attention given to the Compromising OF
clans Prescriptions at all hours. -tosS y
GEORGE BA1RNsFATHER.
CHEMIST. DRUGGIST AND APoTHECARY,
Established Twelve Years) -,
1872. COMMON STREET -. 81
toners and public generally that he has Lately open
eli enlendid store, next door to his old sInol
6tted uD with Large and Varied Assortment OF fIesn
Drrs Medicines and Chemicals suitable 20 the Wen.s
NJ 4F IryIs he gives
sonaI attention the careful manipulation nua rsP
ration Of ali Medicines he dispenses, the pubnc may zee
assured that thoy may have full confidence IN anything
my Prescrptions carefully and accurately
| compounded. - =
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-20

d HILIP ANToNI ST..=
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoRER,
No. lsa Josephine Street, nszt door 70 st. Mays
German Church,
aanaon hand generai stock Of Catholic Prayer Boo
syppIy OF Engtah French and German Prayer Boolss
Bibiea LIVES Of Saints. Also Nssals, Altar cAkaas
Cruets OiI-stocks, and Plxea. -,
: a large assortment Of Beads and hedals CE1eaSS
h<ea Ifoly.watsr Founta Statues, and ell kinda q
egions Also, tho only pure " AZ Caah NS
First Communion, at the lowest prices
Pictures framed and made to order.
Also, Counter Showcases for safe. nlnzI y -
N r GoGARTY, CATHOLIC BouKsELLkE AMI
r. STATTONER, Isl Camp street. opposIso St IA
t,4ra Church keeps &c nera stock ofSC10OL BOOKS
BiB rs PRAYER BOOKS, STANDARD and Miscellanena-
Latest Catholic Publications ut pubhen-
ers prices Beads Medals CEuSGxes and Rellgions Pe
tnr.s General Agent for all Catholic NewspAperg ana
Magazines. Base Balls, Bats Bases Score Books ana
Grpduet Came 80 y
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NDREW LEO
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
213.---sT. CHARLES STREET --.-.- 2l3,
Between Julia and st. Joseph,
NEW ORLEANS.
All orders in the Building Limo thankfully received
and Immediately attended to.
Refers to-Richard Esterbrook Esq. of tho late firm
of Caller Esterbrook, Architects and Builders.
Agents and of property will please take notice
that the subscriber does not the confidence
operation known among mechanics what per cent.
will you give if get you the jobi" OF course the
agent pays tor all such little tries when set
Ting up. He does ask and will not give any per
n5s " A. LEO.
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p u U Il U f L ID
The Most Efficient Comfortable. and Secure Truss
in Use. Constructed upon entire new principle
II has springs iron bands thus avoiding oil IN
furious pressure back, tho time support
ing the abdomen and relieving tho aperture Of AL undue
weight. -,
1t the only Truss that permanently cures the most
chat tie "a well as recent cases Hernia qualities pos
sessed by no other Truss, those who have worn the
various kinds with springs or bands can testify.
with an experience Of than ten years practice In
the treatment and Of Rupture and Hernia can
promise perfect relief comfort and security anu
more rapid improvements than be obtained OF any
other person or appliance the South without regard
to the age of the patient length Of time afflicted
Call on OF address with stamp
On T. ST. C. FERRIS,
Office No ST. Charles street, upstairs.
Hours-From 10 n. to p n IAz4 u
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NTFW ORLEANS IAD NUItIAF' OVV00oI ~
1 J,,o-. oro eight of PAGE CO.'S ROOFS at the New
Orcrns Works, and ali perfectly tight LhGse Pn e
IN tbrre wears apparently intact L1fiiS -.
it severe sorn when the best of slate roofs iale9 70
Len ont the rain. single leak could ne ont , y.
The roofs covered by Page & Co. During the lsI tII1
years employees of these Works have had some
T these PAGE Ca, Roofs. and, without eNCePtlon,
SeaJ of them in the highest terms My eHpetleoet
itb tbis roofing perfectly fatistactory L
am convinced that any one has only TO giNe 1hen -
trial 70 become satisfied OF their merits ,rorer
fully concur in the above, and recomnepna hie Sbs
Pare q Co TO persons desiring work in their nhe ~
Gas Light Company have had extensive aeenb rSiis
this firm and have always found them pIolps ast
Tls Ii ~" tn92 Iyl NO. j. TISDALE, Genf supt'
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National Insurance COMPANY
WEST va.

"dEGL1N0s WEST va.
Once, % Monroe st., next door to Ist Ma
conal Bank.
oFTICER9:
GEO: z. WHEAT, President,
JAMES McCLUEEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLES II. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
DRECToRs:-John E. Wilson, Jas c. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, A. c. Quarter, Geo. z.
Wheat, Alexr. LauRhlin, James Mckinney,
Morgan L. OFT, Geo. Adams
REFERENCE: q. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-09

ENT An HOOD ,'-ANoTHER NEW
hl MEDICAL PAMPHLET nom The
pen OF DR. CURT1s. The medical Timess
the cause and cure of premature decIine-
shows how health Is impaired fhronohS
secret abuses of youth and manhood. ana
now easily rega1ned. 1t gives clear synon.
sis OF the tmpedtmentG TO marriage. me
cause and effects OF nervous debility, and the
IeneolS Lnere1or. A pocket edition OF the
cents. by addressing Doctor CURTIs' No,
o. North Charles Street, Baltimore, Md.
my28-lYd
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rNTELLIGEECERJ JOB OFFICE,
No. Is Quincy street.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFACTURERS LABELS.
NsURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS,
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADING
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
oHE0Ks, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS. for Country Merchants.