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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

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ifirf ~ ii1s.,s,.d sanlpyre rt Iron uDtk,
'u "h'+h are rNrisiy ri specimens Or
rtt."'ns !rt !s;.cet ~ ehcIrsDtes for burial
.or, Uw .nryyLu ie,esLed ~ pi.ce " Kose.
n'ri! f<':Mt.e'!, snd in Efeat Bes3 I fuch
characterization M Ibrss heau,ifpi IailiDys
at~'G, anc 40: ri r,bef CeDetsfes, thDze
81 Cp'umu.", rbar!esnp, AvZpt.a, Ea7sn.
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iii.@ h4uIl LpaDtY atsaE9ye fs u place 81
'He"', ahf 9usa me5i,sG>u ~ the FjeDJz
nbc toshiic4 u ;i.>hs whD tnpviGef ~ the
sDp. Iroe4n.sn! ntt1k Eouf,bjHx N dir
"ihf, re6'>Hi M tns. teapty wbicb ever.
E'e''t"r e'ropny spbngH, nsjIjng vjpes,
si'"cs ntt;s "',t towers giys, There is no
"sishi"t'"to r'!Ge 10 tb1s bsepG)yjng aud
a@"'n'ng hs ci:. =: ~, tesd, hut tatLes j.
s''rm. / r/'c SIC ntteet;oG aod ten1ey mem.
~! ~ ths iV'ed apd gore, hrd whD
npu'" h": '":t,I yiS, s2p, tbux Wade
b@hntnn}, n&n H% sinrB hsyTeH bstn
1 "ihHh fH>S"n";tt Apw pfHEehts> Here sD5
F"eie II ~ 'rc,rsHts l2s:efaDy ls}d M, b9!
I Ibs 1ssBf ptrp>JEipu Df tbe Ipts baYe Mp
''Dng wp's thst N.e arp'n}h nppgnd N
htp~ tssF' n.fte IL 4 bptjs1 IN, snd here
/ s'eep ztDe }>1cd aut tae Lpes> fa Sl1p, eases
] = >rtars ar ipaiiiiY ~ ipcay tAs rra. N
j t>tt'a'aerfi'sy ~ enc'SaHz kaese Wv ~ the
ca0se 81 t'>;'j'rz hsypE t>seo 1ore, ~
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I t'sssib}s, ap Nst Hep be IneS hD1ad be-
4 1s>fse 5jltpn HDet>sptts haps aprea ~ seepW
\ 4nehs sheto, tbe clie< tea.pyes ~ Bbta
4 ne R.Rs s>eept,, HW&td1is,y ap1 eses1tssz,
s ~ f,''ich ~ 1e prefeDed s,s stssy n
!! s1>p, shas As s4resy 9Gs s}te scd GDis,
1 hps <ase Asf epsfe.ees sp 1Sesse ne taoa
ssstlstSe Aye, fis ~ siGeh eapSD. be sssGzeI
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
COMMERCIAL.

NKwBRRnY. June S.-Cotton market active,
E6l Inr middnXs.
Nhw ioRK, June ~ r. M.-Co,ton hrrncr
with sales OF 900 bales, Mt 3hi. Goid weak, at
3SI.
CHARLESTON. June 7.--rotton firm but busi.
ness small for want Of stock; sales 7 bales; mid
dlings 20; receipts 293
AUGUSTA. June Cotton market frmer
with sales OF 800 ba cs; recci t. 4;; miIdiirrs
23!-holders asking higher prices
LlYERrorL June =. 3 T.. M.-Cotton active -
GplanIs 1lS; Or'raus III. .Eomhay shipments 20
LIST, according to private accounts, 4c GO buIes
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
The Charleston News Saws that y,

The Charleston News Says that DR..
James Moulttic, the last scion of an il.
lnStrinnS race, departed this l.lc on Sat.
urday morning; in the 77,h year Of his
ngc. lie was the grandson If Gen.
Moultric, Of Revolutionary lcnown. lie
was professor in the Medical Colrrc
of this State for thirty. three years, a
thorough scholar end finished gentle.
man.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
Ertrnct (rom n Icitcr Jrom .Snntn

Ertrnct (rom n hiicr Jfrm Snnto
TrDir.
Wc had wandered for
many hours through t.maI"d fncr.. Of
Trnpicaf shrubs mud ircc. sotnc I'll them
emitting a ,nost delicious and ingicrratiny
ndnr, whrn wc snhdrnly came nppn hrge
and wcll cultivated pl,nta,inn. in the cen.
irc Of which we're several bull,i'ugt Euicr.
ing thee, ~" found them to hr the "pr..s+
honscs." stiis, &c where ilc su!ar cane
il crushed for The manufacture Of -. irnix
Rum. Over 100 Coolies were a. work, and
the smell from the snmrntimc vats waa cety
cxhilAratinS and p!caaaLt. We were shown
through the entire establishment. aud learn
ed that nll the Rum hrrc produced VA,
shipped TO Mca.t4 +. n. Drake 4 Co., New
York, 10 be made into their celebrated
i'mntation Bi,'"rs. The peculiar good cf.
lccta Of This Rum" hich il the purc.. Al!
best in the wnr,d--ntc wrll.EnoHu. 80.
tinglc case OF Dy.pcpsit, Fever and Acuc,
Consumption, or any anch disease can DC
found on This Island, fc1ccp. OF inv,l!:
come here Tor their health, ard they are
almost always cnrcdD. Combined With Gal.
isnya Bark, ta'cA,i'i,. and other ;rnnor.
Iant ingredients, this Rum h"com"s P'an'a.
ton Bttcis; and surely no finer T0nic mud
general Family Remedy vas ever seen
The combination OF these Bittcrs wa4 fr.t
Uncovered here many years ago, and all
The Natives swear by PLANTATION Bittcra
nnd say thcrc is nolhins like IT," Juig.
Ing by the robust health OF tie witnesses,
nm certain their testimony is true.
r IT
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

CjrcLya 0p PRAYER. Tho next quar-
teJ'y convention nf these "circles" will
meet ~ the Presbyterian Church At
EDety,sjz. on Thursday, tho .24th inst.
Esrylces viii begin nt 10 NJ. ,
Thougb IL js busy ecnson Of tho year,
brethren wiz remember the divine in.
Junction not only 10 be "diIigcnt 10 busi.
nszs," b1t fcryent 10 Spirit, serving the
Inn. IS u. w. PItESSLY, Chairman.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

SAD tArsALTy. We learn, with cx-
recding reg ct, that a few days ago, q
little ron of Mr. William Young, do.
ceased. Of this District, while drawing
water from well, accidentally fell in
md was instantly killed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
(Iml,renSville Uorald.
-%ND<

Tho Anderson Intclligenccr says that
The lease Of tho Dlnc Ridge Rnil Road by
tho G. & G. II. II. having expired, Sup't
Gailliard hnS resumed command, and is
running daily train over said road.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

Elliott Drafts was killed hy DR.. r. s.
Lcwic. n member Of the Legislature, on
Sunday 2ard OF May, ncar Lexington
Court House. tN'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
StEl4n 0y Hgy. TGOMAs W. MuNSg,

UEA4H oy Kgy. TGopAs ", MUNSgn.
tYs.,rJbe Marion g., C) Stsr, 0f the I'd
instant. Kays: owe bnye TO chronicle
This we@k tbe dealt, Of another ono Of orr
sg.d and most esiiibatje citizcns, tho
Rev, TbopJas ~. Nnpncrlyn, who was
for advanced IN sgc, and had been many
yeays DoeaI preacher IN the Methodist
Gb0ycb. 10 died On the morning of the
21et of Aay. lie was highly respected
and estseWed W all who knew bin"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
The Growing Influence of Monoy.

II fs a significant phenomenon Of III
ago that Ia England mud all over Enrop
tho old reverence for nristocracy, an
that arfstocratlc excluSivcnrHs which hn
como down to ~ an relic of frtIdnl times
is rapidly dying out. This decay OF n,
old and deeply rooted feeling Is, II mus
be confessed, chiefly tluc TO change O
sentiment among tho privileges, clnssr
themaelvcs. Less than n hundred year
ago IN England, Il was the custom for ,h
nobility to look down on wealth as somc
thing any trndcsman might obtain, mud
to prcfor pedigree and privilege to al
thtnga but nflcr these To cXn|t mtcllrc
t0al ability, or still better, artistic power
An old peer had rather a plido Ia con
trastink his poverty with The nnb"hs,
or merchants wealth, rs showing h""
,ittlc his social position depended upon
such An accidental circumStnnr" NJ the
amount Of his rcht.roll. To rrnlixr how
totally this feeling has changed, we have
only to na,n tho present temper OF tho
House Of Lords AZ disclosed hy recent
attcranceS Of several ni it's leading mru.
hers. Only n month ago, Lord Salisbury
declared that in his opinion great wealth
accumulated in business save rla,m to n
seat IN the Upper ll"nSr; tha, he WISHED
thcsc claims were allowed. ani that the
Lords ought IL represent all k,naS VI
property thereby, IN his OWN Judgment.
at all events, a"'ns nil the hrnrr h" could
to tho possession "I cash, (,Nrd NTnn.
~illc recently referred, ln his r'N<v ~ ;He
House, to the money lrri Nh1irN> h.'
made IN his profession NJ one NJ lN> N><h.
ASf ~, -,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

The lcgislatirc Investigating committee,
left here last Saturday. Is i. possible that
the Commitice will return to Se~berry be.
fore they close np tllcis mnchinc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

The Jury Act I,ms been called tn our no.
iIcc, md il sceuis very difficult Of cons.ruc.
ZION. We, however hope that the Select.
men will post their lists and furnish our
Court ln July with n good sclcction Of Ju.
"A.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
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NOTICETOALL IYTERESTEN

A Il nccbnn's againt tho Comm fssionerY OF
n Nc"hcrr9 Crnncy. are required TO bo
hawI Is in 10 rhe Clerk at rhs Auditors and
Ireaanrer'& OfIicn, ~ tha 13eh OF Jaiy eusu.
Ing, prppcrtY apprhveh and certified as ,,e
lag directs.
# i. fnirhnr r,qnire'I that Ill accounts con
'ractch tpf. ny t!s 5rcctmeD or Surveyor
for working and feoairInE the rondf-hf&h-.
way' and hriGg:s, h': han'.ei in by the Se,.
lecinlen property anI!it d and cerrifed &, BY
the Scscc7men AMI Surveyors of the differant
townships ~ p.
fn: ChAi:nlin o. the different boards Of
St'ectmen Of the yariou4 Townships are ra.
qnred 70 rncrt ar rhe Court House, on every
tuesday after each Stie-Day TO confer with
the Board of Comm issidncrs. a-,,I.
The Once Of the Comn,tssiouers-Andf>
tors and freaAUcer's Otfice on CALDWELL
street.
GEORGE BROWN,
June 8 90 II CR e C
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

Monday I,M wax Snlc.Dny, but it was
the mos, quiet one That wc lnyn seen for
very mNny mom,ha. Mailing was transact.
rl IN town worth Noticing. Nearly tho
"hnln hurnnn rrrntion Of Nowhcrry
pI"'IinK hy Tia" beautiful weather, had en-.
tered tho wheat, cotton md corn fields.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

Miss Pnmcla Cunningham, President
Of Tho Mount Vernon Association, IL on
brief visit to her friends in this State.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
NEWBERRY, s. c.
Wednesday Morning, JuE. 9, Isse.

Tho proceedings Of the Agricultural Mees-
Ing were not handed as in time for this Is
sue They will appear next week
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

The Amcrican--Is now ono Of Tho C,lda..
Companies in the United States, Chartered
1850. 't'"
Tho Amorican---IIaa 5000 Of As,ets fo, -.
every $l0o Of Liabilities. w.
1he AmerIchn-Nevcr lost q dollar of IN,
yrstmcuts. ~ '"'
lhc Amcrican-lssucs policies on ALL do.
hirnble plans. .... ''.i..,l ".."'' w
fetnblc. ~ f"VV"Yn -
The Atncrican--Pays Life Policies to, tho b
insured at the age Of eighty wears. :, w z
Tho Americnn---Iios NJ unnecessary res.rio,
tons on travel and residence g
Tho Observation-Disclosures dividends annual.
~ Mt the end Of tho first yoar.
The Approximations all lossoa promptly. !:
Has EHl}thc ,tahles of rates ifor3 Life! En-. !
dowment, % incow9 PGodgeing, Return .RSe.
dowment Policies; ard grants Annuitiea IN
most favorable terms. lis ratca ara iow
IL has both the mutual and etook plans. NJ.
CALDWELL & BRENIZER, aenI Aesntaf.
North and South Onroliua, Ofice First
National Bank building, !06stlo,ts, Mo.
~: REFER TO o.
TX. Gov. Vance, Charlotte, N. @.
I Gen. Dno "a Young, i"Ey NHTn;9sSY.
esH' csi JAS. j1'eto,,9Sas' o,SSs, 's'%s"aS'' %a aN Il g.
r. D. chi1'ds, i" 9G!n4'
3JiJ. NEWTON FowLEs, Agent. s. -
i, ..-,. Z, ~, Noybcrry, s. o. a5.
ments vii DO ;inado with, mon who Nksu :.
s9o,afSs' ,g auah June 0 30 ~.
:" ICE CREAM, y, -.
To-day, at Shodajr's, @""
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

MAdNoLtA WATER-Supcrior to the bcs.
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
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,etsStt2j5. btSSaass spey ese ,spas pt ~
psslpsg l4na ats seFS5 gnp1 I ehsy y@se
SS]9se'stt]y& <@4Ge t5f,sfHAs5 s;i)lls fssisskpDs
i:teaapisipg 8@p 1}sss6s 6pa 40 sppDeasippj
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

cel Jobg CpopjRpghsm - practising
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09
ra rua Epsruns os ru. pAr>Hcnx ;.

AZ r4h EUSESHA GjS ruS I'At>DGuAs
GRSrnBAe1-t would 1,s Sflnf il yon
weudt biht ID yuur puper ~ all tho Goysrn-
ors 0t the dJHaraIt SSiius ~ issuu 8 prccin>
masinn 10 thu citi&ans Of their Stltcs. % hofi
Il meeting ON cerc1iu dHy. anu pray bo AE.
mighty Gtas to enlnw Ills Excellancw,
Ulysses S. Gruns. wish w;stum t3 rule ozGr
this grsas untiou In righteousness, and prua>
Ger btm temporarily with all blessings that
be may Deetf, thai our eonnsry maiy Prp3p.r
likewise uncsr his administration. This /,
my desire, aud ought 10 be that Of ST. the
people OF the United States. j. Fl. Z.
Thus asks correspondent Of the n. 7.
Day>BooS, but that phrcc declines on the
ground that most OF "Guysruors" will not
place themselves In such IN attitude AZ beg,
ging favors Of the Almighty, and are sert.
ous!y a. work "to reform the bIunders Of
omatpotence. God made the negro subor>
dInate, and adapted him TO that condition,
but these governors thuk they can correct
the mistake. and make them equal. and un>
til their experiment fails, Of cour!c nothing
can be done with them. That the il!ustriou,
Ulysscs needs wisdom, cannot be denied. but
he Is too far Joined to his idos-ignorance,
rahlcalism and seKars 10 be benefited by
prayer. Somcthing moro practical Is needs
Gh,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

-iri 4.1 -1.l1. TIE U11ar see live.
flg ;:.lc i;c:- Iis c, Incs Il. oa. will at
5Hn-7r Ii iiNouic :. 4 IL. mlTufIc.1re of
7'-ci i.c T,-agc- VI .r1ccen.y IMPOSED
-!nC ,:r- i: :.ay VIZ n.1a,. 5r.sse,I, dr;sL
t,I', lt:E:"-.i 7 IN ft1, / I;-1c!. scr,i fire
" - sItti'".rC 1. !"uS..1. a. making
:iIl. :! :. !: 1Er 4. v. H.vs alI.Llks7 and
Ia: j!:Ii. M Via nt.rs Is 1ae,,.,l thu,
rL7lix = lc7:- ~; .l.s % n,9 .;'e tror!-
Ia. --t +..-c':5 - allti1z zI,I hard
T'~'t '':rai@- 1rf tsTy:c::c 81 ,hs tez'ce
n l':";: - :'-H": '":'l'!tI E:S5c".j, IA. in
t1t 'fI'Iii;"" .; :r"t su5 u:1, e-sphyei In
st:;TrrIuE -: +: Va fr:l, I'D ,h.. each
i'!: ~ "1II'Gr". ii!h ~ s!ro,c1 pznitd By
-. O. C'I.: Ii:t .. r2Tt, 4r~, Is Eany cIl
t'rc' Il :'"r !LnL: "a! usZki. ring, oy night
E3ost'u. VIZ -u:.' ,?sif I:.;t IL TIC pro.
ErE.uui: ;.r ;r.;,:s=: il Z i:e,e IRE suy hsb.
31l;ti3in Il sa: - ~ h.:;>J,>, IN. IL ,ie dey
>; "a; f. u.r = q: 4 tlIsr ;ba, eYGrT one
tF-.tr e"GcI 10 Tt.s'&' a>.1 nz,u,al hub
tIaL !"G.'i"t' ~; -. 81: /. .a8cien.. The
s;,:'t; :D:i !E'a"'tH - r1t L,ih>. - Djyb: 'hc
s'pu:tr - ",et art tpyt, rue yelling of
ar. e. = 'n,7~% t'e ns,a,..ary y, the .uc>
c>,">n n&Elt% - Zr>5 nrjrk The reverse
- !tts vi. :2s..<iu' iu.JIe T. irt rf p,yr soft
D'.cf We ;j'c s1is iUiprfn alton graft,
I,ta: Anr Oh. G..ps,c5 " Hanufsciure the
':c Usr pu'oue tte rigut cpuree, and we
hoi~ 'n",e s.,eady iDj.iau3 10 the IoOdu,
pj'r'ofdi "i!' Gp! Ut dpwn no w. Eke thouS>
arl ., Dr.ckk, tpf ie,IDZ ru. the secret.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

AHoNYMoua.-Und" 'h- siSnalHro we
havo received Il nanny goat. 40 meant to
my anc"dotc, all the way from Pomhrin,
and nll about good fnrmcr, "lo, having
honght package of "IIcckrr's Flour" c1.
p"ctrd jolly good dish Of "roll cnkca," but
who found after lis good wife Ind miado mp
and served the samr, That be- cnnld do
nothing with thom. ITc tried Que, could
neither hito nor break it, mud cnllch TO hla
assistance his liltle son. mud how earh at
ono rnd they commenced to pull, nnd how
II stretched and stretched. until ilnnlly his
SON disappeared. und never returned more.
nnd how tho good (aymrr vowed never to
buy my more OF such Hour. Now ~ wr
never publish anon, Nous communications,
"e arc forced to lay this unr aside. for rrar
!r>, tho good farmer may attempt to do
us injury. We do ho. ohirc! to hear from
him. but he must give his nsnr in future.
aud moreover must tell what herane oi
'hr little boy aud tho p.her end Of the roll
rtAe.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

The Columbia phunix is enlarged.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

Fus GEEclAN BESr -rhe old hrnd
that our Sranamothrr$ knew, and not
the hsnd OF the prcSen, generation is
very <en$!bly shown in the t,'lrw,us
lines t. bs ,hs best tenL ct the two. -
Let's have II:
lcis ha~s The o'd bent. AaA ur. h,ve the
urw:
tce's hnye the bend tSa: var sraudrupthers
t'rew.
Over .hr wash tub au' rv"c ne cauru:
CAL: y the Heud tha, "a: :auSh-etS snouiI
,raru.
Lsts havs the oend :ha: ,ur yrsnamosbers
Knew,
'rrcr .;,n cradle li;Ss y,ni r,;i,rr< rug:
,.'vur no ssIrit. Che i:,fn = -',uu,!l.
aSa,ilne ne Gooi e1uh NH silence pnr>
:uTn'i
Les m"e !ls aeui :ila; u :hnr:a ehcy did
vs"!r
,'"S'".s II, II '0wjv IL nt"S hu,nSie orayer;
f''f -'tuu, Gr>.cc. 'v,il '1G 'nu.rr'I Miss dir.
y II :nc ''ure " 4 J,nr!c! ,ust ?crI!l Il On
lIIc lalr.
-c-sr! lie :agpc. L., lump n wears it zoe
-ea-: .;ir t0n1sr us ,nnnirr ,n,t :lr v1ur>
-rl 'lr><.
.~1,1 :,ri..uI.s a.t n'vnr. :nt;,r-n I1,i i4-
:-ttIr-
i IKE -u'nn ieHrn - nus- II ;:len 1s:.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-09

~ ihtises Is >epipips> is .senipg
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

SEpTUAGEssIMA SUNDAY.-This Sunday is
thus called because it is the seventh Sunday
preceding the Passion Season, and for a similar
reason the two following Sundays are called
respectively Sexagessima and Quinquagessima
Sundays. After Septuagessima Sunday, the
Church ceases to chant the AUelalia, which is q
chant of joy, and assumes vestments of typical
mourning. BY this she would teach us that we
should, by recollection, prayer and contrition,
prepare for the holy and penitential time of
Lent, which is soon to follow. True Catholics
cheerfuIy conform to the intentions of the
Church, in contradistinction to those who only
employ the time to indulge in greater excess
and folly.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

RUrTURE.-This distressing malady is very
prevalent and 1t is gratifying scientific in
quiry has led to the discovery Of which
effects radical We take pleasure reproducing
the following from the Commercial Buneti
tine directing attention the advertisement in an.
other column:
Among the numerous discoveries and inventions of
the present day claiming the special graft.
tude OF suffering humanity know more entitled
to consideration than sefadjusting supper ter truss
patented by DR. T. st. c. Ferris Of this city. For
years and worthy gentleman direct
ed his attention to the construction application
this instrument and tho testimonials which
we have been shown by him, coming, they do from
The most eminent Surgeons in this place and other
nary morris and recting the nnumerabe instances of
obstinate and complicated of hernia by the
Of this truss after all others failed to afford
relief 10 the highest proof that substan
taton Of the many advantages which Dr. FerEas claims
and enumefates in his advertisement.
The Phoenix and Louisiana Equitable Insurance Com.
panes have adopted this truss and recognize 1t
perior to any other ever used.
Not whaling 70 extend this notice, in view that the
merts Of Ferris Supporter Truss fully forth
the advertisement in another column, We win simply
and more thoroughly than BY any other process Tho
will always be found to attend to amy all demands
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

We hope our people will read the communi-
cation, in another column, relative to the
church in Key West. We are sorry to learn
that the jealous pastor has not succeeded to
the extent of the wants of his desolate mission,
but trust that the beneyolently disposed, upon
whom he was unable to call, will place their
offerings as indicated, and we assure them that
they will be promptly forwarded to their desti-
nation.
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To the Editor of the Morning Star:
Dear Sir-In the last issue of your interesting
newspaper, you have been kind enough to call
the attention of the public to the poor mission
of Key West, Florida. am very thankful to
you for having done SO, and if you allow me, Il
sent my thanks also to those who, in spite of
all that they do for the numerous institutions
of charity in this city, have found the way to
help me in my hard work. And, in addition to
the few details already given, Mr.. Editor, 1 will
say that amongst my missions out of Key West,
have to visit the United States prison of Dry
Tortugas CFort Jeferson). Till now, the poor
of priest but once or twice year and am
sorry to have to say that would be unable to
visit them for these five or six months, and this
on account of the temporal affairs of my mis-
sion of Key West, which must be first estab-
lished, that the rest may be secured. Having
the means of keeping another priest with me in
Key West, the missions will be more regularly
visited, and our prisoners of Tortugas, (espe-
ciauy DIR. Mudd and others), who always re-
joice SO much at the visit of the priest, will be
attended to oftener.
My first essay has succeeded but indifferently.
STILL do not feel discouraged, and hope the
future will realize the confidence which re-
pose In the generosity OF your proverbially lib
eral community. ,---,--..-
As am obliged to leave the city in q few
days, earnestly pray those who are willing to
do something for my poor and difficult mission
to place their offerings in the hands of the Very
Rev. Father Raymond, d. D., at the Bshopric,
or of James O'Dowd. Esq, at the MORNING
STAR office The smallest oferings will be CRATE
fully received. ,....-s- US
am Mr.. Editor, your most humble servant,
$50. ..r. j. B. AL.LARD,
Parish Priest of Key West, Florida,
New Orleans, January %, 1869.
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We understand that the Most Rev. Arch
bishop of st. Louis and Bishop Duggan, of
Chicago, arrived in this city on last Sunday,
and after resting for day at the Archbishop's,
they went on to Mobile, where they enjoyed
the hospitality of Bishop Quinlan for some
days. They are expected hack to town to-day,
as it appears that they intend to proceed at
once to Cuba
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Wishing to 'have the MORNING STAR AND
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one year, we will give copy of the paper
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