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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-09
LLOYD .PENNANT; .
A Tale Of the West of Ireland.
BY RALPH NEVILLE, ESQ.
Continued,
Chantaf "


:, After he had communicated with Conner,
Darcy quickly returned, cut his great coat into
Twelve pieces, end gave four with as many bits
of Irvine to each of his companions, reserving
similar number for himself then eautioning
them to remain quiet until ne made signal to
them, he boldly entered the stable, detached
Two Two cloaks and as many helmets from where
they hung by the entrance, and regained the
yard IN safety. After having finished his i'm
spection, the sergeant left his follower to lock
2 %he door, while h6staggered towards the house.
darcy was Immediately beside Conner, and
sSelzng the latch, held the door, while the land
ioTd turned the key and shot the bolt to mako
Oeheve that he had secured it.
, With the aid OF the two gentlemen three of
t sne horses were soon saddled, their feet mean
t t:ihe being covered with pieces of Darcys coat
eled round the fetIock, and hay strewn on the
ground to prevent all noise. Then shutting
ene door with much moro force than was neces2
cary, he unbarred the yard gate aid allowed
LoTa Edward and Mike to pass out, the latter
1euIng the spare horse and botlI enveloped in
$seolnanTy cloaks and helmets. The wind blow
toward the sentinel, who, Notwithstanding the
Aiuined feet, soon noticed the approach of the
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-09

- RRAvE shfAN.---When Algernon Sidney
-was told that he might save his life by
teSIing 4 falsehood--by denying his hand
writine-he said :---s'When God has brought
re into dilemma In which must assert q
lie or lose my life, He gives me clear IN
dication of my duty, which is TO prefer
death to falsehoOd.n -
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VOLUME II.
gcgHIEa STAR AND cATF"--.., xrrssrmarz
IN, =
NEW otklL--AHs. SUNDAY. MAY .. 1859.

roeing to the accidental omission of ere
verse in the poetic effusion entitled "The We'd
ding of Cana" published last week, we repro
duce the whole to-day in its proper connecticut
e s ,,r.,. TIE WEDDING OF CANA. ----
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14

but in view Of all the circumstances. such a
rumor is rather ominous than otherwise of
fresh contests. The Emperor of France is
not only advanced in age, but he has been
suffering lately from severe illness, which it
is now asserted is caused by an internal cancer
inherited from his mother. The internal
affairs of the empire are not in as satisfactory
n condition as he could desire for the trans
mission of the throne 60 his son. and with the
probability of his own speedy death staring
him in the face, he may we'll desire a breath
ing spell to put his house in order. Prussia.
however, does not pretend to conceal her
desire to extend her dominions in the direc
ton of France, and Belgium, which has
almost been looked upon as a French
province, is already trembling lest it shall
before long be absorbed into the great North
German Empire. Austria is longing for an
opportunity to retrieve the defeat she has
suffered from Prussia, and is dreading at the
same time fresh quarrel before she is pre-
pared. Spain is in a state of revolution, and
the Republicans of Italy only need an oppor
tunity for them to appear again in the field.
Russia is longing to grasp Constantinople on
the south, and on the west she is fortify
ing herself against the advances Of Prussia.
and not one of these Governments has any
faith that the others will keep promises OF
respect treaties except so far as they are in
Auenced by their fears or interests. Each
would like to have the other disarm, but no
one wishes to be the first to begin; and
although all is quiet now, the silence is that
of the calm before the storm, and instead of
disarmament it is more likely that each of the
great powers is secretly and openly augment
ing its military strength. A slight spark may
at any moment produce an explosion, and
such an event as the death of the Emperor
of France would not only disorganize that
country, but it would in all probability be the
signal for general contest.
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PATRIOTISM.

WHY men should love, above all others, the
land in which they were born and bred; be
willing to defend it, right or wrong, against
all assailants; or to sacrifice property or even
life itself. for its preservation is something
beyond the re ach Of philosophical lnYestiga-
4inn. We can no more give scientific reason
For ,,atriotism than we can for family alec-
tia,I 49,, nd we can only recognize it as one of
thoso % div noly implanted instincts that elevate
ma" y above @ the brutos that perish An Anne
,ioan % thjrts M, country and his Government
the iS best src upon at the FACE Of the earth but he
would think but li,tlo of German VINO ald
not have something more than lingering
affection for the FatherlanCt an Irlshmah VINO
did not burn with a desire to reuress '''
wrongs Of the Green Isle; an Engliailliiau
who did not insist that his little island WAS 'no
home of the greatest nation upon earth' q
Frenchman who did not sigh for the sunny
piplls VI gaueei W "a A'a.Ia~, e'r'.-.''- ~
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OBITUARY..


Chnrl"s Augustin Sniutc Heuvc.
\ late cable telegram announces the death of this
distinguished French critic and poet, whose repua-
ton is by no means limited TO his own country, at
the age Of siXty-fvC years. He was born at Bou-
lOgne-sur-Mer, December %, 1905. Whcn scarcely
fifteen he entered Charlemagnc College. and on his
graduation applied himself 70 the study of medicine
especially anatomy, extending his practical cXpe-
rience by attendance at The st. Louis Hospital.
Literature, however, soon asserted a stronger
claim upon the attenti2 Of the young student ana
when just OF age he be- Ine connected With the Globe
then edited by his fC-mcr professor, Pierre Dubois.
An enthusiastic review OF Victor IiUgO5 Oes ct Bdddes
led to his Introduction into the genial society OF men
Of letters, and to series OF orj9des upon the poets
of the classical school, which secured him the name
OF the sOmGntique. In March, 1880 his poem Les
Consultations was published. The revolution OF July
placed him upon The ieCUc des DcuU JlOndes and the
NGtionGi and in 1884 his strange novel VOluDte was
issued. In 1881 he visited switzerland by invitation
and delivered at Lausanne q series Of lectures, which
We're afterwards rcmodollGd ana issued as Histoiye
dc Port ROy0l, tho last volume not appearing until
1856 He was made librarian of the Magazine
Library in 1910, and five years afterwards was elected
to the French Academy
After the revolution Of February, 1Sis, ne removed
to Liege Belgium where ne had been offered pro-
fessorship OF literature, out when he saw in the
accession OF Louis Napoleon to power the re-estab
ishment OF tranquility, he returned to Paris and be-
came at regular contributor to the C0EstitU-
Gonnc, Journal wholly devoted to the Bonapartist
interest
Herein he weekly published the famous series OF
literary biography and criticism which have been
reprinted in thirteen volumes under the title OF
Causeric8 du Lgt0di. His previous contributions to
the ReCHe des De1tD HOPdes and other periodicals had
been published under the titles, CrqpeS et POrtrGds
LjtteTGireS (iye volumes) Portraits LateratTes two
yOlumes Portraits de FenH,eS and Portraits Content
porGi0S. Sainte Beuve placed at the head of
the critical literary department of the Official
No0iteUr when it was so enlarged as to become the
leading daily French journal. lie was appointed to
the ProfessOrshlp of Latin Poetry in the College OF
France in 1851 but the students, not reliShing the
change from the republican principles avOwed in his
youth to an active parsauship on behalf of the En-
perOr Napoleon, Kissed him from his chair on his
first appearance, and lie did not afterwards resume
It. In 1857 he was appointed Master OF Conferences
in the Normal school, ana in 1863 he was further
warded with the rank OF Senator. The French
Academy honored him two years since with the Sc
lection as one Of the committee of live to revise and
supcrin.end the publication of new edition of the
Gil Storical Dictionary Of tho French Language"
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THE DISARMAMENT or EUR0pE

ILiE DIS1LlRINhNT or EUROPE
lm1L is no more striking contrast between
the republican Government of the United
States and the monarchies of Europe than the
necessity that the latter are under to main
tain great standing armies, for the double
purpose of preserving peace at home and for
protection against foreign aggression. The
military service takes precedence Of every
other, and it not only draws large numbers
from the producing classes, but it entails a
double burden in the onerous taxation that is
necessary to support it. A mutual fear
obliges all the great powers to rival each other
in the magnitude and efficiency Of their armed
forces, and unless some means can be devised
that viii quiet existing iealousies, there is
very little hope that the burdens thus inn
posed upon the people viii be reduced. A
l1,nlor has been circulated lately that a
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sPEClAL NOTICES.
o.a OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY

nsag" OFFICE OF THE LElIIGH VALLEY
RAILROAD COMPANY, No. sos WALNUT
Street. PHIIADTIprIA Sent IL 1860
The Stockholders Of this Company are hereby notified
that they will be entitled subscribe at par for eNE
SHARE OF HEW STOCK for each eight shares OF
traction OF eight shares Of stock that may standing
their respective the closing of the books on the
G0th instant.
Subscriptions viii be payable in cash. either in full at
the time of subscription in instaments of twcntyve
per cent each, payable IN the months of October 1862
and January, April, aud July, 1870
stock paid for in full by November l, 1862 will be ent
tied to participate in al dividends that may he declared
after that date.
On stock not paid in full by November next, interest
viii be allowed on instslments from date of payment
subscription Books win be opened October and closed
November next.
CHAS @. LoNGSTRETd, Treasurer
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 49, 1859.
THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY
has declared Quarterly Dividend of TWO AND A
HALf PER GENT, payable at their Office, No. BOB
WALNUT Street, on aud after FRIDAY, October
l5 1862.
lOSt3l CHAS. c. LoNGSTRETH, Treasurer
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

A WATCH, pair OF Blankets, Quilt or Shawl
n for One Dollar appears almost impossible,
hut such may be had and hundreds Of otheruse-
ful articles by patronizng PARKER CO.'S
COME DOLLAR SALE"
Their system Of doing business has bcen exam
inod by the authorities and a DECISION rend-
cred from the Internal Revenue department at
Washington deted Nov sth, 1S6S, declaring
their business perfectly fair and legitimate and
entirely different from the numerous gift enter
priscs. of course all do not get watches, blank
cts 6c., for One Dollar, but in every large club,
one Of these articles are sold for One Dollar, as
an extra inducement, and some member Of tho
club has a chance Of obtaining it, new feature
introduced by this cnterprising firm, is to pay
their agents in either cash or merchandise and to
prepay the express charges. No better oppor-
tunty can be offered to either Ladies or Gentle
men, having leisure time, than TO form clubs for
this firm.
Read their advertisement in another column,
and send for catalogue.
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This Iniallible Remedy does not, like the poi
sonOus irritating snuffs and strong caustic solu-
tons with which the people have long been hum
bugged, simply palliate for short time, or drive
the disease to the lungs as there is danger of do
ing in the use of such nostrums, but 1t produces
perfect and permanent cures of the worst cases
Of chronic catarrh. as thousands can testify.
Gold in the Head" il cured with few appca-
tions Catarrhal IIeadaohe is relieved and cured
Ms if by magic. 1t removes offensive Breath,
Losl or impairment Of the sense Of taste, smell
or hearing, watering or weak Eyes, and I'm
paired memory. when caused by the violence OF
cstsrrh as they all frequentlO are. | offer in
good faith standing reward Of 500 for q case
81 catarrh that | cannot cure.
OR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. PRICE ONLY so CENTS.
Ask your Druggist for the Remedy; but if he
bias not yet got it on sale, don be put of by ac-
cepting any miserable worse than worthless sub
stitute but enclose sixty cents to me, and the
Remedy will be sent you post paid. -Four pack
ages 50 90, or one dozen for S. 90. Sent two
cent stamp for DR.. sage's pamphlet on Catarrh.
Address the Proprietor,
K. Y. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
sspt22d3m. Buffalo n. !.
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Self Advertised PHALoN'SV ITALLA OR
SALVATION for the Hair carries with it It's
own best advertisement. As the light shines
through the bottle you see that the liquid is
clesr as the azure of heaven. lou smell 1t and
find the odor agreeable. You apply 1t and IL
changes gray hair to any natural shade without
soling the scalp or producing headache. Moth
ing can be more harmless.
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WHEN ADAM delved and Eve span, disease was
unknown, but since that time the race has de
generated and at the present time mankind is
afflicted with many diseases, yet if people would
take medicine upon the FIRST symptoms of dis
ease which would pass direct to the afflicted
parts and restore healthy action thereto, they
would greatly prolong their lives. We believe
DR.. Judsons Mountain Herb Pills 10 be the best
and most universal Of Medicines. They should
he used in Liver Complaint, Female Irregular
ties. Bilious Disorders, Dyspepsia, &c. Use the
Mountain Herb Pills, and by II fair trial con-
vince yourself Of their efficacy. Sold by all
dealers. octIodwlm.
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An exchange says; "The surprising curative
efficacy of Dr. Walkers Vinegar Bitters, in a
great variety Of Chronic Diseases, especially
those which prove obstinate, and even incurable
by the ordinary treatment, cannot be explained.
Nature, aided by art, has here provided a rare
combination Of medicinal properties, wisely
adapted to the cure Of diseases common to all
mankind octiSdlw.
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GOOD Measure and Running over. 4"

Dooley's Baking Powder has already taken the
precedent over others, from its well known
strength and purity but aside frem these facts,
it is put up in cans holding the full weight as
represented, which is rarely the case with those
of ordinary manufacture. Hence Dooley's
Baking Powder is the best, pures,. strongest and
cheapest ever offered to the consumer, and every
one who has used viii readily testify to tho
assertion.
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Ono-Ralf The Regular Rates.

We want good reliable agents in every part Of
the country. by employing your spare time to
form clubs and sending us orders, you can obtain
the most liberal commissions either In Cash or
Merchandise, and all goods sent by MS will be as
represented and we guarantee satisfaction to ey-
cry one dealing with our house.
Agents should collect ten cents from each Gus
toner and forward to us In advance, for Descrip-
two Check Of the Goods we sell.
The holders of the checks have the privilege
Of clthcr purchasing the article thereon de-
scribed or Of exchanging for any article men
TONED on cur catalogue, numbering $50 different
articles, not one of which can 10 purchased in
the ususL u ny Tor the mooney.
The advantages Of first sending for checks are
these: We are constantly buying small lots o
very valuable goods, which are not on our cats
logues, and for which issue checks till all are
sold besides, in evory large club We will put
checks for Watches, Quilts, blankets, Dress Pat.
terms, or some other article Of value, giving some
members Of the club an opportunity Of purchas
ing all article for about ono quarter Of its value.
In every order amounting to over $50, accom-
panied by the cash, the Agent may retain 500,
and in every order of over 500, $500 may be
retained to
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ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.

We do not offer single article Of merchnn-
die that can be- sold by regular dealers at our
price We do task you to buygoods from us
unless We can sell them cheaper than you ca"
obtain them in any other wsy,--whils the great-
OF part IF our goods are sold at about
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Jos Il p II N Il
HAIR RESTORATENE!
FOR THE
Restoration, Growth and Beauty
fNE, Cux u&IR

VIII restore Gray or diseased Hair 10 its ORR
ginal health and beauty will stop>the hair from
falling in the worst cases. il will promote new
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NOT a dive; it will not stain the skim nor soii the
mos, delicate fabric II is free from all dirty or
gummy sediments that is found in all articles Of
tered to the public. 1t will also prevent the
young from becoming prcmaturely gay,
It is warranted TO make the hair grow on the
ba,dest heads We have mt failed in any case
vet, as hundred can testify. 1t can be used by
the old and young alike it is beneficial to all.
| 1t contains nothing injurious but Is clear ana
| clean as spring water We can truly say ina.
We have now ar tcIe the public has long looked
for. You have bat to try it and you will be con-
| WINGED of its worth.
PRrcE--0ne Dollar in large Bottles.
Manufactured by the
| Niagara Toilet Manufacturing Co.
| No. j. South Division St, Buffalo. n. !.
For sale by DruggiVts oc7deodReo~l :!
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gailp argue.

John Morrissey was ON the train from
Saratoga toTroy the other day,and impressed
BY the suffering at MechsnicsvIle on account
of the food, he raised $500 for their rleief
of the inhabitants from the passengers, Civ
ing $500 himself.
Havana washer women smoke cigar, while
they scrub over the tubs.
A girl ofthe periodin Detroit promenades
the streets in n "plug' hat and carries
cane.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

The Secret Of Beauty lies in the use of Ha-
gans Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
Roughness, Redness, Blotcbes, sunburn,
Frecklcs and Tan disappear where it is applied,
and beautiful Complexion Of pure, satin like
texture is obtained. The plainest features are
made to glow with IIcalthiul Bloom and Youth
full Beauty.
Remember Hsgan's Magnolia Balm is the
thing that produces these effects, and any Lady
can secure it for 70 cents a. any Of our stores.
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TO preserve and dress the Hair use Lyon''
Katharon. octlgdwlm.
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Nervous Debility,

With its gloomy attendants, low spirits, de-
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memory and threatened impotence and imbecility,
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the system, arrest the discharges, and impart
yigor and energy, life and vitality to the entire
man. They have cured thousands Of cases
Price s. per package of six boxes and vial, which
is very important in obstinate or old cases, or 81
per single box. Sold by all druggists, and sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphrey =
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 5G2 Broad
wav, New York. iulyl.1y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

ARGUS jon OFPTCE.-So fatteriug has been
the public appreciation of the cbsr"oter OF ~ork
produced in tho ARGUS job Office, and so hbers'
has been the patronage bestowed by disorim-
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equaled for doing any and all knde 4 Joo
Printing-from delicate visiting car 10 large
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railroad agents, hotel keepers, steamboat agsnts
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