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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-31
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Badness.

BOSTON, November -, 1869.
Messra JOSEPH BURNETT q Co, Boston -
GenHsna,-I have beon bald seven years. After using
one bottle OF your Cocoaino, my bald pate IL covered
long, which appears strong and and healthy and deter
mined 20 grow.
Very truly your obliged and obediont seryant
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READIRI

EHoOsE between a vigorous life r an pnt,rootv
aeath ON hoy much misery and sickness would
published. l. The 'sNirror OF Youfb. 81 ~ ~ S nvs
teries q nc sores and how diseased organs can BE
!estosed Fourth edition, revised, enlarged and fllus.
rnted with n Anatomical platos. Price al csnfs ~
brJ Lubersche, Praet cling Physician since ts58
ecfei Hints TO Girls md MOmen,5 or hoN
az 9lseeseg female organs arc 10 be treated. with ~
analomleM Illustrations Price 9i conts. on remT-
n9dresS Pr }, LuBARSCHE, 1898. Wells ST. Chieago.
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SENSE "!

wANTFD-AGENTs. RaD per month 10 soll tho
only GENUINE, IMPROVED. COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING n pnicc only SIS,
Great Inducements to Agents. This Is Inc most popular
Sowing Machine Of The day-makes tho famous Elastic
Lock ~Stitehh-will do any kind OF work that can be done
on any Machino-1OO,0O sold aud the demand con.
SANITY increasing, Now Is the timo 10 take an Agency.
Address sECoMB Co, Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh,
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rhT yRaXSErrs S2e9 MEEs@s BEST "a CgE4EEs1 H&cPnsgS & syM ,EFrgqsa. eRoW1HoF
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The New York Semi Weekly Tribune

Is published every Tuesday and FRIDAY, and
being printed twice a week, We can, of course,
print twice all that appears in our weekly edition,
including everything on the subject Of Agriculture,
and can add much interesting and valuable matter,
for which there is not SUFFICIENT room In THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. II sRMt,wEELY TRI-
BUNE also gives, in the course Of a year, THREE or
FOUR Of the
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has not this objection and Ia the only wringer that has
Cog wheels on Both Ends,

which obviates the necessity Of pinning down At ono
ond, and allows the Rolls 70 separate freely 40 other
end thereby securing aHhs adraHidgs II ne dosbis gear
Notwithstanding the rolls can separate freely at either
end, tho. Cog wheols CANNOT DO thrown out Of gear on
both onds Of the Wringer at the same time unless the
pressure IL taken entirely on.
This Wdngor has but one pressure scrcw. This
the Rolls.
Tho NOVELTY IL fastened 10 a tub or box by a
Fdicni Cured Clamp, which has an equal bearing on a
tub tho whole length n NE WrfHgcr. Other Wringers
arc merely fastened 10 n stave at each end, and arc thus
liable 70 wrench the slaves from their proper position,
and ruin tho tub.
Tho Cog wheels, Thumb-sorows, &c, arc nicely gal.
vanized.
any or all Others, and keep the Hest.
~ Sold everywhere.
N. b. PHELPS & CO., Gen. Ag'ts,
q II Cortlandt St., N. Y.
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS
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We offor a now prao.
teal work, needed By all
business men.
Agents have already
realized over 800 per
day. Booksellers and
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ing
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Sttmutdnt are
required. They
restore the Uitdl
forces in q re-
markable degree,
land give tone to
The system.
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Kept by opoHe-
carries in This
country. A
single trial ,oiR
convince the most
~skePticai Of its
WoHdqGui caiuc.
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ALLCOCKIs POROUS PLASTER

GAAAOOOh'D OktOOO AAAb LA
Possesses peculiar qualities as an equalizer Of the oircu-
lation and as a supports sort Of extra skin-in all mus
cular and nervous pains, whether Of tho side, head
kidneys. or back aud in soiGtiea they should be applied
at once. They are now widely used in hospitals, both
in America and Europe, and approved BY All pnysioiana
They give immediate relief In Lumbago, as well as In
pains Of the side and back, whether they proeeed from
weakness, fatigue, or other causes.
Seaside House. Rookaway Beach, Sept l, 1859.
Msssra. ALLoooK A Co., Sing Sing;
DISCRIMINATION Piantsrs have wonderful qualities,
and every traveller should have them by him. My guests
give great accounts Of their efficacy. Some cured Of
coughs; some OF rheumatic pains; some Of severe pains
in tho breast, side and back. In soiatiA and kidney
affections their application is equally successful. my
self was attacked with a severe pain In my loft kidney.
applied one Of your PlAsters. The pain soon began to
abate, and In the course of a few houBa was entirely
removed. Isond you this that you may publish Il II you
think well am yours, Al FAILING,
Proprietor Of the Seaside House.
NEW YoRK, August 10, 1869.
THOMAS ALLoooK a Co.,, Sing Sing;
For years have suffered from inflammation OF the
kidneys, ms physicians gave me but little relief, and l
moved about like an old man, bent down by years Z
suffering. At length your Porous Plasters were recon-
mended to me. l applied one 10 each kidney, and the
relief was immediate I wore them for thirty days, whom
my back and kidneys were perfectly we'll and was
once moro able 70 walk oreot l think tho half OF tho
virtues Of your Piaatou got remain to DO told, but should
any one wish TO hOar thereof, l shall be pleased 10 tell
OF my experience, am yours. respectfully,
THOMAS NJ. JACKSON,
26 East Thirty second street
PRINCIPAL AGENCY.
BRANDRErH HOUSE,
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ria6ty establishes them as tdcoritcs
Nth all who itse them.
The reasons tghy DR.. Ro6acks
Blood Pills should be kept IN eu-
cry family are: Because hey can
be employed az all cases where a
/" family physic" is required, and
are perfectly safe IN heir admin
%istrdtion at all times; Because
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w, do not wish to inform you, reader, that Dr, Won
derful, or any other man. has discovered a remedy that
cures Consumption when the lungs are half consumed,
n short, will cure all diseases whother Of mind, body OF
or want Of work, and Is designed tomake our suhlunATy
,phere a blissful paradise, 70 which Heaven itself shall
Kind Of humbugeD, and We do not wonder that you hAvo
by this time become disguated with IT, But whom | tel
you that DIR, Sagoa CAtarrh Remedy til p0siHuelg cure
The tsorsi cases II CdfarTh, only assert that which thous
aRds can testify to. Try IL and you will be convinced
l will pay $500 REWARD for a case Of Catauh that 1
cannot cure.
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SiStY Cents -Four Packages for &2O0; or one dozen for
$500. Send a two cent stamp for DIR. Sago's pamphlet
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IHNo FArEp PEoPLE.-send 9Gtamps 10 DIR. #. IL. An,
n drews, A1dny, ~ ", your troubles will be removed
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,PRIyATE medical aid. Read DR.. Whittier's
advertisement,
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WeY are made
both with and
WithOut sugar
coating, thus
adapting them 10
ItHe use Of every
body; Because
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THU

This thrilling, authentic, and popular work, Is % com.
pleto history Of southern Prison Lifej principally at
Columbia, Belle Isle, Milen, Salisbury, aud Anderson.
VILE. Describing the
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-31
ASSASSINATIO

Of dofencoless prisoners who camo too noar the 2safine
portrnying the arrival Of prisoners, plansof escape, with
numerous and varied incidents and anecdotes
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-31

SENATE Dec. 2Oth.ESchurZ introduced
q bill TO reform the civil service, providing for a
board TO examine all applicants for Office, aud for a
year OF probation. Referred. -Trumbull intro.
duced a Joint resolution declaring Virginia entitled
to representation In Congress; Pomeroy, to charter
an American and Holland cable company; Sumner,
q resolution asking the President for Cuban cor.
rOspondenoei also a blu 10 provide for the adjust
iment Of claims Of American citizens for spoliaiions
by the French prior to 6i.-Morton
reported fayorably on the bill repeating the duties
on canned and preserved hsh,
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naper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
viii be found not only in NewYork and all its cities and
vages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the editions of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE deyOtes especial
attention 70 reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value of it's col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adyer
tsng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE IS cents per line
FOR each lnsertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per line SEMI
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V'HE GRAND INAUGURAL MEETING
PROSPECT PARK
FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
BROOKLYN.
LONG ISLAND.
ON TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
MAY %, 81 AND 49,
TUESDAY, MAY 25.
MOL IRgMCI $50 f
g;5 ~ @ 5Grsi oo a5 d sSsa ssss ai'si So Sta; to 5
Daniel Mace h. N. LYDIA IhomPssn -,
JOAN I's Marply BIN 5 N. Isiy Ella
Daniel Pbilsr, br m: No name. 49,,
E. Ward B. 1'iSce3 SS oIjISi oPRBaiGa sIs5o
Mile Heats hest aims
, sSE ssS 81 10 DSsSS .seoSd, 's1; siSo to third hor
R.e. Miss ,;1 :"ni%5y % Tlo:Ea n j.!.s &,s. Js''s
y. /. Shsne sS@o-s b. 3 OH Pot Honest Alen
THURSDAY, MAY ~.
NJ. r. M..I: l. 5,.. eEEHlg5h :, il ti9a a91o,.,
$50 Fs az sr.i; iG',yi S % second $50 taJd horse
Allen Goldsmith 9 Hunter.
William D.ii Js- !. lEe Eorioa.
John j S1,ISy MsyS6y. 3 b N. Laly TanEi.a.
| IL " 4
0'I'' ''' Z ~" S@ > PREMIUM saoco
MITE Heats, best , in 5. in Harness -
| Foral horse, tta have acys- lea,eg 2;2s
| $4,000 TO Gsti 500 go sccoHt; $50 70 third horse
/ NsMEA
| VIM Woodruff b. 8. Slel ,eid Knapp. r.
| Charles Chsmpin, T. & " m H. Taylor
| James Mckee. = Surprise
| ". H. Saunders, h. 3 Western Nerrork.
| Owner 10. Grand Duchess
| Mn. 4. Simmons. br. Old Put
Y. l. Maynard, biz. Darkness
SATURDAY. MAY 90.
| No. /. PREMIUM SlO'0
| Mile Heats best } 10 5 IN Harness
] For an burses that have never beaten 2ll
s7UC to frs; 500 to second 800 to shiri hor'~
NAMES.
| Alden Goldsmith b. H. Lady Whitman
L. Wright. bk. ~ Jessie Wales ...v...,
| r. j. Noiine b. "a. Belle Of Brooklyn formerly Aa'e'
NJ. Roden, b. \ Little Fred
James Mckee = & star ,,D
| wu T. Simmons br x. Oh Pot
Geo. W. Ferguson; b. 8 Ness,alls,iTl Nesals G4,; $500
| Mile Heat, best in ;, 10 iil .rssA .. Ro,
For al Iores e,eept lsdy IhoTas s:So 70 lni horse
$4,000 to lrs'' $500 e S,ssS ,Sss''
Az Fawsea eA. $ BashaT.ir;
Daniel Mace hE Rho9e ls'~'''
Norrs ualcsml. b. Lucy
| Nance. b. %. Ame ioa" t,iIs,
| VIM L. Simmons hE = Gee AZ r "a
Badi DoSie' b. !" GOOD DAY AND TaAcK.
| R,ns each dAy 70 Commence
| Nv" At m o'clock M.
| o., I've Fuloa Fcny every Eve Minutes lor The
| r,t Dr GfesnMool 70 eoa's.s 60 -. @ ~ -
leave Scrsak will leave Twenty 10 rdsI D. X ~ a h
p. r. r. 1852 m' and Futon Perry bISosFG ~ & a,a
bieS AZ 9Op Pare 81 cents for round r taad return
Waist are oyefD steamboat Nauhou will leave hty
s,S,i n H. II West Ienhs at llO m Ter no '
Fair 20 cents for round iIp and ctnfn A. soon
over Ainou 70 the Grounds, u " Grand stAa ha
nn,stsr Stretch additional No charge fog dss TO Ssai ssa
W. JIo As House Fulton PsfTy.IIoise au Cts ai b.Ay
i"N MARTIN KALBfLkA'A '''-
BDwAxs ?. NOhRY, Sserssap
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90 G1lhum ii MN Gunum.

90 Glhum il MN Gunuu.
Is there in Ncw-YOrk man of integrity and
would be willing 10 loan $40 70 lady for years With
r he f secure payment would her aud
er children f great Such address, cont.
irhes A. Vs.. Box ho ne lubuge Once
DERSONAI.-To Lovers of good CHICKEN
SALAD Pu aud explicit dircctous or mailing the eel"brael
Per Imp. delicious ssd knorH sent receipt of 80
n % GEOKGE FOUST Marble WORKS Eeysnth and Race Philadelphia
FIlO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-l will
sell Pabre Aaeoa throssh b. p Paebd aaeoneer sn May
Is Iag "a beanc large press and hiIarss
~ F J nEBEAUYAIS Ne. 32g Deancev.st
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Auttiun Salts of BtaI Gstatr.

At FORDHAM.-STANLEY DAY, AUC-
~ TIONEER NO g25 BROADWAY, SELLS on SATUBDAl.
MAY p UPON TB GROUND, CORNER KiNGSBRIDGE XII 4S3
TRAIN. LEAVING TWkNTlSlNIlISE AT 2:Jl AT fOBpiiAn
DEPOT WHERE CARRIAGES WILL BIZ IN WAITING TO IN -
PERSONS TITE LAND ABOUT 80 BUILDING LOTS, SECOND
TO NONE BETWEEN JEROME PARK AND MAC0MBS DAN
BRIDGE WANTING 40 RECOMMENDATIONS BOT THAT or
PERSONAL INSPECTION AND TO BIZ SOLD ~ IiEl DO NOi
BRING ONRHALF TIlB PRICE WHICH LOTS FAR lNIBklOk
IN POSITION LOCATION. OR IMPROVEMENT, HAVE LATELY
SOLD FOR Just BBLOW THIS PROPERTY. OPERATIONS
AND SPECTATORS BIZ on HAND. MAPS AT AUCIIONhEko y
OEEICE. RROADMAN. OR MAILED EAEE
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,, MAY 81, 1869.
Smustmrnts.

Smusmruts
OLYMPIC THEATER-Begns at s.
" CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
CROWDED AND BNTIUSIASrIC RECEPTION
GEO. L. FONS GREATEST TRIUMPH.
GEO. l.. FONS GREATEST TRIUMPH.
GEO. l.. FOKS GREATEST TRIUMPH.
HlCCORl DlCCORY DOCK
HlCCORl DCCORY DOCK
A GREAT PANTOMIMlC SUCCESS
GREAT PANTOMfMlC SUCCESS.
ROARS OF LAUGH TER AND EVIDENT ADMIRATION or
The WHIMSCALIrIRS olAe CLOWN
The HUMOR orthp PANTALOON
The AGILITY oIthe HARLEQUIN
The GENGALIrY o'tho COLUMBNR
The QUAlNTNESS ofhe JOKES
The INGENUITY ofths TRICKS
The CLASSIC GRACE ofthe BALLET.
The RAPIDITY ofthe CHANGES
The ARTISTIC PERFECTION ofthe SAEGALLL
The BRILLTANCY ofhe TUASSPO ORMATIONS.
The PICTURESQUE SCENERY
The SUPERB COSTUMES
The CHARACTERISTIC MUSIC.
The TERRIBLE GIANT.
The INEXPLICABLE SEA MONSTER, and
The FLYING YBLOClPEUR
MATINERS-li WEDN NESDAT and SATURDAY.
10 order avoid disappointment seats should be secured at the Box
Omce
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AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY MULLER, WILKINS & co.
Tbesorv frsms house 86hs us Of Ave B; lot
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY or NEw-YoRK,l
NEw.lOKK. MAY %. 1873.

VNHEATER TICKET OFFICE,
4 No ia BROADWAY.
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATBRS
A DRANATIST seeks n YOUNG LADY of
n robust health figure expressive features deen voice ass
eay imitation language, memory aud uulng appeauo
viii on,ify for honc hs contingent on success A
s,e confidential Address DRAMATIST Box No ISL Tribune once
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i1taL (:statt 10 Q;rthanas.

TO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Several Long Island FARMS One Of 800 $1,000 one OF
acres lOO 65 $500 Of loo acres Soi
a $1,000; Of IS acres $1,000 oSe o e1
$1,000 $50 FOR EXCHANGE several other FARMS 10 sewer
sey NewYork and Connecticut M A. rutland Co.. NO. b''A
It,. New-iork.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring pGrchase or RET; sreh property
viii frd 1t to their interest 10 advertise in IiiE TRIBUNE
I aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrm.YoRK. Thursday. May 90 1862.

NEw-YORK, Thursday May - ~ ~
AIR Beecl,er sold, this afternoon, about 4Oo oI
, o., lots INTO winch Mr. George BradishS propeIy AZ
Rv side has been mapped out. The sale was squ"i's
,,dncted from the start Mr. Bradsh allowing lnuch oi
,bo nronertv 10 be sold below what lie consuereu u
,rorth He hopes however, that the remainder may DC
ado more valuable by Improvement OF the portion
bicb ne has parted with The lots sold to-day vary In
.,.a from 95xlOO 10 25xl2O The most valuable
aro IN blocks Nos. and 10, on Bradlsh
ave. which is public highway, just finished
and connecting Mr. Bradlshs property by a straight
and level road with Bayside station, on the Flushing
railway These lots sold at an average price OF nearly
sO each while the average price OF the others was only
about $50 The far has not developed any ten
denoy the part Of buyers OF suburban property 10
enter into rash speCulatiOns.
Mr. James NJ Miller will sell tomorrow, noon, at the
Exchange, one lot Of land the northwest corner OF
Fourthave. aud Eighty y.fOurth.st
The sale OF the Continental Hotel property at Long
Branch is further adjourned until Wednesday, May 20
The sale will positively take place on that day
The Water Commissioners OF Jersey CITY nave pur'
chased the wharf property opposite tho water works al
Beeve n j.. and will build stone wall along tho Gu
tire front and put in new pumping machine OI great
power . -, -
Messrs Peloubet. Pelton Co. about to build an
organ and meOdeOn factory at WatSesslng, N D. INC MA
chinery for which alone Will cost $4,000
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Nathiutrp.

lI.IlINIIg'
COR SALE-Onc portable ENGINE, IN per-
il IS horse boiler 20 horse
or HYDRAULIC PHFNS Blnch feet uche, rise. patrn
feet o r feet .. saTa-itF 80 ilns
oae li. HYDKOSTAIIC PUMP (dogbcAetng honIou1AD in
good orirr
A of p... wrrnrhes. tinmens Aud other tools
q MlUULL Broker IN Machinery ADD Agent Tor Martins
and Hose Coupling Omcv corner John and
Chdsis, Newlork Cousgumens solicited.
NIACHINERI.-IrOu and Wood Working Ma
N.shircr, D,1ot II g.. C. PLACE.
Noa andl2 ChambesSst. keW.lOrL
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Gong gsIanN gsaI Gstats for saIr.

At GREENVALE, near Glen Cove, l.. l.
IN choice garden and grazing LAND mile from railroad
station from steamboat 'ndug large strawberry bed asparagus
abuudancei good dwelling and oubudnBsi could be d.
ylel into small plots to great advantage. Apply to
]. NJ. WEEKS, GsnCove. I. J.
DOR SALE-A FARM Gj acres, AZ miles out
r. r. Of L. /, mile from depo good house, barn, &c
c. MORRIS Oak Dale, y. Y.
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6itg Seal estate for Sale.
gruoklgn 8taI Gstat, for SAL,
Sslssttbssttr County graI 6stat, for sals.

TOR GSLAND-PLACE-11 acres
Of GROUND: MANSION Of p Of the finest improved
pieces property hour Newiork City, Eve minutes walk
depot at RYE other wempoyed COUNTRY SEATS near
RT depot number Of eligible high healthy and pcuresq
BtIbNG SITES within to Is mauies walk Of depot AZ Rye
Apply to ANDREW WILSON, jr, at RYE
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BY JOSEPH INQUIRE
Pour story brown stons houu and lot Of 5thSt 1876
Of ngtonaye; lot lGGI6J& Peter MeCay 10
a5y6 Mr 1875
$50 Of 3ave 25NlO22, Mr Stemmler..... $40
adjoining nze, Mr.. 64O
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AUCTION SALES OF wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE.
BY MULLER. WILKINS & co.
frame hons outhudngs and u the
Brush Estate, situated Grace Churchs Town Of Rye W.
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GIEISUN UUUSt,
mi. Hotel open Isl Of June Applications for
rooms received House Newlok letter 10 the hoe
Al Lorg Braneh aud during the The r. aud
D. D. r. vil AZ returning al ughi, enabling
parties wishing Ipenl the day ai Long Brauch
c. A. SIBTSON jr Proprietor.
TWO or three children, from four To ten years
sge Nth be accommodated With BOARD
small family Coumbis Co.. ny Pure mountain air. kind a1tea
uf the older Keller
eBce exchanged Address j. b.. THbuue OAre
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-10

Lord Carnwatb, Lord wintoun. Lord Kcnmure,
and Lord NHirn were taken from the Tower
and impeached on the charge Of high treason.
Sentence of death was pronounced on al,
coupled with insulting address from the
Lord Chancellor.
The prisoners were conducted back again to
the Tower, but their fidelity to their exiled SOW
ereign, their gallantry in his cause, and their
misfortunes, gained for them advocates in high
places, and deep sympathy among al ranks OF
the people. Walpole, in the House of Commons,
even asserted that sixty thousand pounds had
been offered to obtain his pardon: Nor were re-
Cleveland, Bolton, and Buecleuch, with num-
Der Of other ladies Of the highest rank, accom-, accom-,
Palace on Sunday, the 10th of February, in or
der that the countess might meet the King as
herself at his feet, might implore his mercy for
her husband: But we read in the st. James
Post that /" the King declared his concern for
the natural affection of the countess, but pro-
fessed that the contract by which he was called
to the succession opposed an invincible bar to
his clemency."
Concluded next weekly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-10

an opt Ans,cer.-A Wisconsin correspondent
of the Protestant ChurchmGn vouches for the
truth of the following incident. The narrator
is evidently of the low church persuasion, and
chuckles over the discontinue of his high
church brother:
A gentleman, noted for his high church
views, but at the same time often quite abusive
of the Roman Catholic Church, got into con-
versation, with member of the Roman Cath
Ollie Church, and asked him if he thought
there was the slightest reason for all the talk
that was going on about the high churchmen
going into the Roman Catholic Church. II will
answer you," said the Roman Catholic gentle
man, as Mr.. Lincoln used to answer, with q
story. 1t is related that negro was riding a
mule very contentedly, when all at once the
animal became FESTIVE, plunging, kicking, ETC.,
terribly, and nearly unseating the rider. The
African, looking down, saw that the mule had
got one of his hind feet in the stirrup iron, and
exclaimed, Look here, Mr.. Mule, if you'se q
giving to get up here, dis nigger's a giving to
get down dere amt room for bof OBJ us in dis
here saddle'D The high church gentleman
left, thinking, no doubt, that he had met his
Ii atch.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-10

Concluded next week.)
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-10

Children need smiles as flowers need sun
beams. If they meet them at home, they will
bc likely to seek elsewhere for them. And who
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