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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

RELIGTous-The revival meetings held for
the past two weeks at the Methodist church in
Conneant, as we learn by the Hepo,7cr, were
brought 70 a close. on Sunday evening last
Quite number of converts were made An
other series of meetings of the Sanle nature
we've commenced atthe Christian church, which
will he continued through the week '.i :
On Monday night, while the Rev. o. Tiny
man was holding service at Christian church,
in Conneaut' sons miserable scamp entered
his dwelling at the Center and carried off $40
in money, all the silYerwaie, clothing and
trinkcts, amounting in all to about 800.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

OUR WIDE-AwAKE SUPERVISOR is getting
the advantage of the season by grarelling up
Main street Teams have been hauling at
intervals through the winter, and u good lib
eral coating of that superior Article Of gravel
from the Fargo bed is the result This will
settle in as the frost comes out and make
deeper and more permanent toadbed, that
neither frost or break.ups will seriously effect
The intelligence and foresight of the purchase
of that gravel bed is every day becoming more
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13
DEBILITY.

DEBIL' TY.
There % n" ~ediefn, ,qIal TO HooadHds Germdn
8,Gs'I or Tonic ia Of Debility.
sySoH, strengd,en H He dtpeff,e edus,
an sHjoyIHeai # ncw8. fool enable De sto-
uded 10 digeSt IT, purify G,e blood, gire good Jound
h'dhy complexion, eradicate NE yloto hinge from the
eye 'mfIit bloom 10 The cheeks and ctonCs ne patient
from dh0rt-bredted, ehioctdtod i1,dk, and
tHrdLd, 10 dJuiI:f0ced, ,!o' and rigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitters or
Ionic. In fact, thcy are Family TeGI-
eines. They can be aduIinIsf red with
perfect SAFETY TO n child three months
old, the most delicate female, or "a man
OF ninety
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13
Blood Purifiers

FROM HON GEO. w. WOODWARD.
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADHLFHIA, March 10, 1867.
lind HoaHGHfs German Bitteys is On ,Rias-
fodfing bsrer1ge, but good tonic uJef in dis .dasa
NE digctiIre OTgdns and n great beHeG in Of
d<ttIity ahd cdHt ot neTr0ug action, The system.
lOuJg truly, .... = ...
GEo W. RooDWARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13
.zs.--- S1Deot1t Notices.

mr. EatOn,s Cordial, IL not only good for Nurs
ng children, but n is ts best remedy for Dyscntery
DiArrhwa and disordercd ste Of tho bowels Sold At
nendrys Drug Store, Aahabun.
Bride a RridsrreSIsl,--iBssa for young men on
the interesting fclates - Bndperoom 20 Bride in ihe
instltuton of Marylaga Guide 10 matrimonial feecty
and true happiness Sent By mail in sealed etcr enve
opes free of charge, Address, HOWAltD ASSOCIA
T1ON, Bog r., philadelphia, Pa L. 4 ng F1yg65.
---2--4A ~ - La A-NAAA----
Coon MEplorsE.-.'rhe pcRt beet thing TO a reliable
physician In any cdmmpiity " aEDod medicine; aud 20
sincere and skful practitioner Il IL an Invaluable
help To know remedy pnd tc apply !, is the poctors
pernent1 Practice, .anan we .afe dpH experimenting
when fenewint IL Thsrsliab MOOT f3JN ihcreforc
the great dsffroFn To direct wfef tdinIster II u
all ~ physician u rcgulrrd 70 do, IN Bath,t as pre-
needed sysrS n n fe 81 full diteriions
patio ISs Ps DPgII 10
iftei ett4 known to iht scieec QfphyfcA medi-
cine beaffng the unqualified endorsement ofsn ms
DR.. PHYsIo, Prof. .DswFnss Dr, sEPHRAIN MCDOWELL.
and Pfot TRAyGHa, uf tho Royal rnlege Of Surgeons
cannot fail md rs way tp the confidence Of millions
of families Heuce the wealth of IT'S distinguished pre-
paretapd tf necessity TO the family crclenf f times
and spasons Seeadversement,el else where C,cinnaG
!. y Y :. u L. u " -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING, LADIES FUEs, &c.-PIERcB
HALL inform us that they going close out their
entire stock OF Clothing, Cloths, Hats and Caps. Fur
hiring Goods, &c. &c. between this and the Ist Of
February, 1sp. That they have leased store at Min
heapels, Minn where they intend to anew I'm the
salhe business. They arc offering full! winter suits
at f'5, all wool suits at $le the best silk mixed suts
at $40, and host OF other varieties at a lower fgure
than ever before sold in this county.
They have also purchased about 5000 worth Ct La
dies and Gents Furs. Buffalo Robes &C. to be sold at
cost prices They also offer for sale three years lease
OF te store they now occupy, Lille Safe show cases,
Large Mirror, and all the other fixtures, pertaining 10
this line Of trade together with the good will Of their
customers Full particulars will be given in next weeks
paper but they open their sale to-day at cost prices.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13
FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, D. D.,

FKOM REV. JOSEPH II. kENNARD, D. D.,
Pastor OF the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DE- JAoKsoS-psAE SIR:-l haze be=a JTeqneaily
Te9uested 10 eo1Heet MY ndps tcih TecBmnealasMs Of
out e my appropriate sphere, kgoe ID an edses de-.
eiHed ba Ui clear proqf fa rdrtets insiaaoes and
HoeFdnds Gel man BiteTs depart for once from y-v
ssndi eorse, 10 e5ress my fun coHrio mai for esn.
erni debility OF the system and especially for Liver
SsSI s.s s:, Nj p" p: sss 's..ss:
Be- peyy benefciaiuRM % Hoa a,Ao saTes
"eAs We asOUe eeGsSs. F0Vrs, very raspscifyRy.
j. H. kENNARh
X Eighth, bSssss CedteS tired
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

full assortment of Misses and Childrcn's Winter
Hose, Gloves and Mittens, very desirable, at
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

On Feb. = EZRA W, HICKoK died at his residence in
jefferson, aged II years.
In Jeffyrson. Feb 10, CArHARrSE, wife of the late
Ezra w. Hickok, aged Gs years. ~ 70
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

Made In this Country.
NEVER HIGHER, but in most instances MUCH LOW
ER than they sold in any other city East or West
n S, FASSETT, General Agent for Ashtabula Co.
II. d. WARD, for Geneva and vicinity. 957
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-13

MAGNOLIA WATER.-supcrior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price 1y9gS
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WEEKLY TEHEGRAPH

. .sr'iog ny ,gANEsr ReRDa0Ia
Two DoIlnrr Yesr inysribly r. AdYr'fre.
Local 81 NdisceIlaneous.
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Died..

Announcements free; COmmendatorv Notices. half rato
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-28

DEATH OF A MEMBER OF THE REPUB-
LIcAH STATE CENTRAL CoMMiTTEE.-We
learn from Mr.. Commissioner Jones that
Mr.. John Hickey of Empire, member
Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee died at that place on Sunday
morning of softening of the brain. The
funeral of the deceased took place yes
terdav afternoon.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-28

LAYING TIE FIRST Rail OF THE CARSON
AND VIRGINIA RAILRoAD This morning
at Z o clock, the first rail of the Virginia
and Carson Railway will be laid. THIS
comneucement of the actual consrruc-
ton of the iron road will take place on
that par, of the grade, near the Mint,
where the compsny's first locomotive is
standing We suggested to Superin-
tendent Yerington that I o'clock Was a
pretty early hour for this important
ceremony, but be seems to think that
business comes in before pleasure and
that it won't pay to keep the rail layers
idle to suit the convenience of a late
rising public. So be on hand early, all
- who would see this part of the per
Torrance.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-28

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED "A Young
man names Jones got killed, while out
hunting in Alameda County, California,
by attempting to pull his loaded gun
through a fence. The frequent recur'
renee of such accidents would seem to
be warning to be better needed by
eportsmen.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-28

BUR6LAgIoUs DoIsas - There seems
to be band of bold burglars infesting
Carson jus, now. On Saturday night
the Governors Office was entered an!
robbed Of certain spec linens of fractioL-
81 currency and some other papers.
District Attorney Wells who is, as
all the world knows, the Govern RS
Private Secretary, thought he missed
some county scrip; bu, be subsequently,
found it in his pocket Good joke on
the P s. Night before last Mr.. Snod
grass place was entered and robbed of
some clothing. Yesterday . young
man whose name We suppress by re
quest Wa. arrested on suspicion of being
one of the burglars aud lodged in Jail.
We believe he is to have an examina-
tiou to day. We repel With seorn the
hint offered by our late representative
that tho presence here of the Editor Of
the Reno Crescent is, in anyway, An
Interpretation Of these house breakings.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-28
FoR 1ss EAsr.-rhe Vallejo Chroni-

FoR Tas EAsr.-rhe Vallejo Chroni-
Gle of September "a has the subjoined:
Admiral F.rrrgut ard General Fris-
bic, with th-ir families, are preparing
to leave for the Atlantic States, next
week. The Pullman palace car, Or
leans, which is now on exhibition at
the Mechanics institute. San Francisco,
has been chartered for this family party,
Who intend 10 enjoy the rip in the
most comfnr able manuer possible.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-28

BRo. LYNCH is so kind as to give US q
very hearty welcome home" AS
fond and grateful parent we are glad
that our youngest sons name is Philip
and We have huge notion of chang
ing his middle name 10 Lynch
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-28
THE DAILY APPEAL

THB RED STocKINas Invited TO
CARSON The Silver Star Base Ball
Club have invited Tor are going to in
vite) the "Red Stockings to come
here and try their skill in friendly
contest on our public square.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-28

UNITED STATES EXPLORING ExPRDI-
TIoN.-Clarence King and party arrived
in town on Wednesday, aud left on
Thursday to establish some points on
the Humboldt River below tere. The
expedition has about com ,,leted its sci
sntifc explorations. having been in the
field nearly three years, which was the
time allotted FIR the purpose. Complete
reports will be published during toe
ensuing Wln'er, embracing the entire
three years work, expended in the diff
ferent deptrtm~nts of science, 10 this
State.-Elko Independent.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

Adrantages Of the Sense Of Pain. = Sir
Humphrey Davey, when q boy, with thedefant
nothing, held tho opinion that pain was no
evil. He was refuted by q crab who bit his toe
when he was bathing, and made him roar loud
enough to be heard half q mile off. If he had
maintained instead, that pain was . good, his
doctrine would have been unimpeachabie.
Unless the whole constitution of the world
were altered, our very existence depends upon
which is quoted by DR.. Carpenter, shows the
fatal effects of q temporary suspension of this
law of our nature. A drover went to sleep on
kiln, with one leg resting ON the stones which
had been piled mp to burn through the night
That which was gentle warmth when
he lay down became a consuming fire
before he rose up. His foot was burnt off above
the ancle, and when, reused in the morning by
the man who superintendent the lme-kiln, he
put his stump, unconscious of his misfortune,
to the ground, the extremity crumbled into
fragments. Whether he had been lulled into
torpor by the carbonic acid driven off from the
limestone, or whatever else may have been the
cause Of his insensibility, he felt no pain. and
through his very. exemption from this lot of
humanity expired q fortnight afterwards in
Bristol Hospital. Without physical pain,
infancy would be MANNED, or perish, before
experience could inform it of it's dangers.
Lord Kaimes advised parents to cut the fingers
of their children ctmniDgly" with a knife,
that the little innocents might associate
suffering with the gIittering blade before they
accompanied the wound, they would cut up
their own fingers with the same gIee that they
cut n stick, and burn them in q candle with
the Same delight that they burn q piece of
paper In the fire. Without pain we could not
proportion our actions to the strength of our
frame, or our exertions to its powers of en-
durance. In the impetuosity of youth we
would strike blows that would crush our hands
and break our arms; and no longer taught by
fatigue that the muscles needed repose, we
shouid continue our sports and our walking
tours till ne had worn out the living tissue
with the same unconeeiousaess that we now
weaE cut our oSata end our shoes.
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DoMxsrIc cATaoLIc MTELLIGENcE.

u -
Dsorzss - ErxcrSN ATf--There were-twen'
ty-swe persons confirmed in the Church OF Oul
lady OF Victories, Delhi, ON Ascension Lay
she Sunday an o sh;ren IN c on and
1ns hundred and nineteen confirmed IN st
YRSlomena Church.---Cash. Telegraph.
DIOCESE OF CHrcAGo.-The beautiful Catho-
Ksehureh Of BloSmsngsGn 10y ~ , U0 w cna
I1bfed, wss totally destroyed by a tornado on
kEnday evening, 18th ult: The ioss sustained
re about S35, 600. The interchangeable pastor,
FEfher 0Gara, has already made arrangements
@ commence anew, and we hope God will
ssuwn his labors with success.-s6id.
DIOCESE OF CovrNGToH.D Death Of Fathe,
Very Rev; snm ,ss M 10 Ian
ana county, now Marion county, KY He on
Axsed st. Joseph's Seminary, Bardstown, Ky,
m his eighteenth year, where he studied three
with the present Archbishop Of Baltimore.
nth studied together at the Propaganda, were
exclaimed priests and returned to this country
IN the spring of 1885. On his arrival in this
esuntry Father Lancaster was appointed Gu
psrior of st. Thomas's Seminary, acting ut the
oamS time as pastor of the congregation.
HAese positions he held almost eighteen
xssnths, when he became pastor of ST JOseph's
GAureh. He next became President OF st. Jo-
Hphis College, Bardstown, KY, which he re-
N1ilt after it had been hnrned.. He then went
u Pitfshnrg, Pay where he remained almost
Sbsr years. Thence he returned to Frankfort,
Nv, where he remained pastor until called
0eneral and administrator of tho diocese. He
dSed on Monday, the Sd inst, at twenty min
ufcs after 9 O'Clock r. N. His funeral took
7lnce ON the 9TH. sf--
tYhe solemn Requiem Mass was sung hy
Father Driscoll, s. u, of st. Xavier's Church.
YAe funeral oration was spoken by, the Most
Ksy. Archbishop Purcell, and was listened to
p crowded congregation with afmost breath
1ess attensieSf.--ibid.
DIOCESE OF BAITIMoRE. Confirmation and
Ks,f CouauRjon-St Peters Church presented
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

.Blo1inga W1ne- Glass-I spent hours in the
workroOna of Murano, fascinated, despite the
binding heat, by the fairy forms and rainbow
grave silent en- thusiasn. Of the workmen, which
extends itself even to the small children
adJnitted to watch the proceedings; by the
impossibiIity of quitting the scene of labor
until the piece in hand could be secured from
head workman was requested by Salviati to
make me any article might fancy; chose q
wine glass with deep bowl, initial stem, and
broad ruby -tinted foot. The rnan dipped his
glass, caught up lump, rolled it ON an iron
slab, popped it into the furnace, blew through
his rod, tossed IL aloft, and hollow ball APP
peared. His assistant handed him g rod Of
metal, In which green serpent seemed coiied
in . white cage; this he caught, and, quick as
lightning, formed tw1r, initials, touching the
bowl with the tip of the III, to which it ad-
hered. Then his assistant offered moro white
glass, which was Joined to the bottom of the
M, spun round, opened with nippers, and so
and then the shears opened and followed the
deep and slender bowl Then the assistant
handed q scrap of ruby molten glass, of which
the master caught hair as it were, wound 1T
round the rim of the bowl and on the foot.
Once more into an upper oven, where 1t must
remain till the morrow to cool, and then 1
drew a long breath of relief; for--knowipg
that if the metal be too hot or too cold, if too
much too little be taken on the rod, the
weight aud color will be faulty that too quick
or too slow action upon the part of the
assistant, in presenting or withdrawing his
rod, may spoil the whole-one cannot watch
such processes without intense excitement.
This excitement the workmen share in their
own silent fashion and when any rare ex-
pertinent is going on, all gather round the
master in GREATNESS anxiety, while no sound
comes from the parted lips save in the form of
o hint or caution.-CornhiH MAGAZINE.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
). s. BRADLEY,
us. Lafayette Street. lis

R~tween Camp and Magazine streets.
Ii prepared IL do GENERAL PAINTING BUsI-
NESS In all its branches House and Sign Painting Wal
CoLoRRG, GLAZING, etc., and hopes by strict At
tention to busness to obtain sir share patronage
NJ F. HKRRoN has charge of the Sign Department,
pledges his best efforts 10 give satisfaction to the
public.
SIGNS HAMMERS FLAGS, etc.
An esdsES win Eoooivo PEonPt 6ttentl0n. 6sb7 En-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
rT,HE ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD REGULATOR
i Hadhelds Equalizer)

Il
HOT AIR and vAPOR BATHS applied 70 tho treat
msnt of CHRONIC DISEASES, under the direction OF
DIR. ANGELL guided by experience Of Eorty care
in Hospital and Private Practice . j. I'raf9
In RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS, NERVOUS DE
BILITY, SKIN DISEASES, CHRONIC CHlIsLo anu
FEVER, LIVER COMPLAINT, BRONCHIAL pl sot
DER etc. they CURE where MEDICINE FAILS, re-
moving Internal Congestion restoring He aithy Crcua
ton and eliminating from the system Merouriai ana
other Poisopa. -r no ait- 70;
Office I5a Julia street. between Camp and ST. Charisa
DR. JOHN G. ANGEL,
DENTA SUR G e o N,
1909 Carondelet Street.. JOB
All operations in the DENTAL ART carefully per.
formed. Nitrous Oxide always ON hand for the PALM
LESS Extraction of Teeth. ja24 Iy
nR. FRANK II. DENNIS.
Office $40 Common street,
New Orleans.
Office Hours-From IL to 9 and to7r.M. febI4 6m
DR j. B. JOHNSON. IL
Oaice aa5 Erato street, corner Of Liberty.
Hours from to IL A. NJ and to6P.A
Residence 4a5 Caranaelet street mh2s Iy
DR. b. F. FRIGHT
Has reduced his already Low Dental Charges
ON E-H A L +.
ofhce-als Canal street, near Rampant. feb7 ON
- J. FRIED RICHs.
+ DENTAL SURGEON, 49,
1855 .9.--.-St. Charles Street ----.----.1 55
fsbI4 Iy Corner Girod.
pR. E. o. oGHR e,
MIST,
Paws special attention to Filling Preserving Nat
ura Teeth also to inserting Artificial Teeth at prices
within the each of ali.
Office and residence 5s6 Magazine street, of St
Andrew, Braselmnn & Co.'S dry goods store,
trance st. Andrew street. mhi4 3m
DURABLE DENTAL OPERATIONS.
J. S. KNAPP, d. d. S.,
3D. BARoNNE STREET Is
mh7 3m Near Canal street
n NJ. C. HUG HE'S.
TORNEY AT LAW,
a-.--..-.St. Peter Street.
nol5 IL 49, New Orleans.
ANN
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GRoCERs--comMIssIoN MERCHANTS.
SMrTH q ,acKEssl .
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,

81 and 80. Poydras street-..--..s7 and g
TEAS-A SPECIALITY
with resident buyer in New York to take advantage
decline in the Market and select desirable goods
for the wants trade free Of brokerage and com
missions buying exclusively for cash, are always
enabled to superior close buyers
Our present stock is large and well selected.
We receive by steamers every week from New fors
fresh selections. Buyers can depend getting fresh
goods when renewing their stock Our old stock aas
year 81 but very little remaining hand which we ART
selling at extremely low prices to close.
JOHN GIBSON. SON & CO. CELEBRATED RYE
wHISKEYS.
the sole agents for the sale of the above
keys They well known for purity, age and favor
Of the different grades in store and for sale
would particularly call the attention Of saloon pro
prietors to those Whiskeys- E.
COFFEE.
500 sacks Rio, primo to choice.
I5o pockets pure Java.
SPICES
Pepper, Alspioe, Cloves Nutmegs. Ginger. etc.
sUNDRIES
500 barrels Rectifed whisky-western brands-
100 choice Bourbons-
100 imitation Bourbons-
so New York Gin
so quarters and eighths New York Brandy.
:. $50 boxes pnts and qts Wofe's Scheidam schnapps
100 Hostetters Btters-
500 Starch.
1000 -: Candles-full weight IA and ~ ounces
$50 gross Washing Bluing. #-
bnxes Port md bottles.
100 Pure Cognac Brandy, in bottles
200 barrels Crushed Sugar.
SMITH & McKENNA,
m,a1m 81 and go Poydras street.
" BAAB, DEALER IN
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES,
Constantly on hand fine assortment Of
Fancy Groceries, Fine Wines, Champagnes,
Cordials, and Other Liquors, Preserves,
Can Fruits, Teas, etc. .e-
CORNER OF CAMr AND ST. MARY SrRxzrA
Opposite the Magazine Market
.-... KEW oRLxAHs.
Goods delivered free Of charge. mya I'm
A. BANNos, .
CIR &C E q,
Corner Of Franklin and Psrdids Streets
Keeps constantly on hand Chsics Assortment ct
FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, Etc.
P.,.isu-r attention given e the sslesseS Of Fin:
as TO- OF AND aso
A. W. skArdon. wn. wselper
A W. sKARDoN q Co, eRocERs
Corner jackson and Rousseau stresta Fourth District
Now orleans-
& CO., - ''''
GRoCERS,
SO Neutrality-suspicious. STREET SO
Steamboats, and families supplied. fe2s 3m
c. DOYLE. IN nAun
n oYLE RAUM,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
And Dealers in TEAS, WINES LIQUORS, etc..
107 ----------.. Poydras Street 1O7
fe7 ~ New Orleans.
q Re S C EMIT GRoCE cry.
WILLIAM HART,
Wholesale and Retail FAMILY GROCER Choice
WINES, LIQUORS and TEAS.
City and county orders and
&c II of the 5 IF free
q coNERY SON. (, ooNhNf' TX,
--MuuresGLa===
-GReefRs. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
d Z ALERs I'm WESTERN PRODUCE,
90. MAGAZINE STREET.
oc11 1y New oreana.
M A r X R. GILLTN
Wishes to inform his friends and the public tina. Altar
many years in the employment Of H LEE, Esq i he
has commenced business his account opened
A CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
Corner Of Laurel and Jackson streets.
Fine TEAS and Goshen BUTTER always on hand
and sold Cheap for Cash. feb1< 6m
TT ]. L ARKE,
CHEAP GROCER
Corner of st. Andrew and Laurel streets.
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C R E y s o N
P A N t E R

PAIN Err,
Has removed his store to the corner of Baronne and
Common streets.
He Keeps hand French and American PAPER
HANGINGS, Religious Articles such Prayer Beads,
Images. Engravings etc.
Still continues tho Painting Ornamenting Lettering
Signs Glazing and Gliding business, etc.
Moreover, the speciality of round
of Paro9uet on Bitnminous Composition which pre-
the wood from all humidity keeps indeh
nitely, though placed in the upper stories
Also-.The Dessicative Competition for preserving
from all humidity the Brick Walls in the interior OF
Dwellings and Stores. -
B:-These two specalities constitute n saving Of
than 100 per cent to property-owners. mh2s SIN
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81 and 30 Poydras street. .-..s7 and 80
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

Never let your honest convictions be
laughed down.