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MOTHER GOOSE,
the nosT aoIAlH IleJURE-BooK or TRl
HALLS HEALTH BOOK.

In. HALL. Editor "f q" Hail. Journal Of lie tlth
= pcTh ap- the best known household physician IA
the country, liz has prepared an emiucnIiy prAc
. .f.4 ~.
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r HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70
] all concerned. that he has been duly appoint
Ell. and has taken upon himself the trust Of an
Administrator of the estate Of
Lucinda Scott late Of Deer Isle
In tie County of Hancock. deceased. bv giving
bonds the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who indebted To the said dc-eased's
estate, to make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon. to exhibit the
same for payment.
Franklin Clos son.
Anil ell ts-O lxyl
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CHARLES DICKENS,

Now ~ the time. when Dickens il to he talked
about tpr yrAr. - read his splendid novels.
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At . Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth with
In aud for the County Hancock. ON the ID Wednes-
day Of April A. d. 1870.
augustus sewage Adnsnistrator upon the Es-
tate Of
John savage late OF MtDessrs
in said County, deceascd-having presented his
LIST account OF Administration upon sssd estate
for Probate:
ORDERED That the said Administrator give
notice thereof to all persons interested. by csus
ing n copy OF this order to be published THREE
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printed IN Ellsworth that thev may sppear at
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tn. same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy Attest; GRO. A. DYER Register.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO oil
] concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the = an Admin
istrator OF the Estate OF
George Larson late of fremont
In the County ~ Hancock, deceased. by giving
bonds a the law directs; he therefore requests all
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payment.
Lewis Freeman.
April. 18th, is.o. 3wI1
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

Among the many mistakes in
writing, sanctioned by custom,
and sometimes adopted by lead
ing writer's, is that of using Coz
troversialist for controversies, or
jeopardize for leopard, when they
might with equal propriety say
hazardize, perilize or endangerize.
The majority of newspaper writer's
talk about an authoress, poetess,
writeress,a directress, etc., when
they might with equal proprie.y
say singeress, walkeress, talker-
ess, and so on.-TEx.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

Men who skim a newspaper
and toss it aside, little reflect how
much brains and toll have been
expended in serving up that meal.
Busy heads and busy hands have
been toiling all day to gather and
prepare those viands, and some
vast building has been lit from
cellar to garrett, all night, to get
the paper ready for the newsboy
by crack Of dawn. ,s
"Nothing in the paper!" Moth
ing in your head! that's what's
matter. az
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

EQUALlrY.-After all that can
be said about the advantages one
man has over another, there is
still a wonderful equality in hui
man fortunes. If the heiress has
booty for her dover. the penniless
have beauty for theirs; if one man
has cash, the other has credit; if
one boasts of his income, the 9th
er can of his influence. No one
is so miserable but that his neigh
Dor wants something he posses
ses; and no one so mighty but
that he wants another's aid. There
is no fortune so good but it may
be reversed; and none SO bad but
it may be bettered. Tire sun that
rises in clouds may set in splen-
dor; and that which rises in splen-
dor may set in gloom.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

That Minister Washburne Is
astute, can no longer be denied.
The idea he carried out of cele-
brating Washington's birthday,
by displaying at the. Consulate q
banner bearing the legend, "Wash-
ington est mort" was both bril-
liant and touching. The infor-
nation thus conveyed to the
French people was so considerate,
so complimentary to their intelli-
gence, and so delicate, that it
must have considerably elevated
the opinion previously entertain.
ed of American ability.-N. O.
Times. -. r..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

There is no greater blessing for
a man than to have acquired that
healthy and happy instinct which
leads him to take delight in his
works sake; not slurring it over,
not thinking how soon it will be
done and got rid7of not troubling
himself greatly about what men
say of it when it is done, but put
ting his whole heart and mind
into it, feeling the thing that he
has turned out, be it q legal ar
gument, or q picture, or anything
else, is conscientously and hon
estly perfect to the best Of his
power. a.. .5i..4-.--. b,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02
LEMONS FoB FEVER When

LEMONS FOR FEVER. When
people are feverish and thirsty
beyond what is natural, indicated
in some cases by a metallic taste
in the mouth especially after
drinking water. or by whitish
appearance of the greater part of
the tongue, one of the best ''cool-
ers," internal or external, is to
take a lemon, cut off the top,
sprinkle over it some loaf sugar,
working. it downward into the
lemon with q spoon, and then
suck it slowly, squeezing the lenl-
on and adding more sugar as the
.acidity Increases from being
brought up, from q lower point.
! Invalids with feverishness may
take two OF. three lemons q day
in this manner, with the most
marked benefit, manifested by q
sense Of coolness, comfort and
invigoration. A lemon Or two
thus taken at tea time ia an en-
tire substitute for the ordinary
supper for summer. would give
many q comfortable nights sleep,
and on wakening after rest, an in
with an appetite for
breakfast to (which they are stfan-
gers, who will have their cupeof
tea for supper, OF sefelish'' cake
and berries. or peaches and cream.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

A woman's friendship borders
moro closely on love than MANS
Men affect each other in the re-
Election of noble or friendly acts,
while women ask fewer proofs,
and more signs and expressions
of attachment.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

How A CAMEL GOES THROUGH
THE EYE OF A NEEDLE.-The pas
sage from the New Testament,
F''It is easier for a camel,'' ETC.,
has perplexed many good men,
who have read it literally. In
Oriental cities there are in the
large gates small aud very low
apertures, called metaphorically
"needle's eyes, just as we talk of
certain windows as ''bull's eyes"
These entrances are too narrow
for a camel to pass through them
in the ordinary manner, or even if
loaded. When a laden camel has
to pass through one of these en-
frances, it kneels down, its load is
removed, and then it shuffies
through Oh it's knees. "Yester-
day." writes Lady Duff ff-Gordon,
from Cairo, t'I saw a camel go
through the eye of a needle-that
is, the low-arched door of an in
closure. He must kneel, and bow
his head to creep through; and
thus the rich man must humble
HIMSELF t.. ~
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

Time is the only gift in which
God has stinted US; for he never
intrusts us with q second moment
until he has taken away the first,
and never leaves us certain of q
third.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

Eigh kinds of kisses are men,
toned in the scriptures: The
kisses of salutation, valediction
reconciliation, subjection, appro-
baton, alteration, treachery and
affection.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

Forty-one hundred tons of Wild
Sumac have been gathered il,
Virginia this year. It sold for
$4,000.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

1t is said that Revels signs his
name with the word honorable"
pretixed. thus: "Hon. H. r. Revels,
his mark"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

Two-thirds of the N. Y. pick
pockets are girls under 20 years
of age. 81
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

Truth can never be bought dear
or sold cheap.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

Precepts teach--examples draw
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

on recognized facts than to at
tempt to conceal them. <s--
They had better promote the
interests of the society in which
they live, than conform to the
will of communities where they
are not permitted to live. When
they war on the interests of the
property holders who employ
the great mass OF their race 6hey
do injury to themselves. Make
war Oh the interest of the prop
erty owner, at home, and then
look to facts in the past to find
where you will find kindness or
tolerance in the future. It is at
your own peril, that you aid, with
the power, just or, nnjust, that
you hold, for the present, to dis
organize the only society on earth
that has considered your condi-
ton sufficiently to enable you to
live among them. Aid to disor-
ganize the social structure asft
is here, enable the stranger, to
supplant the old Virginian in his
home, and then look North to
learn, what these men from the
North will do for you.. II you
wish to destroy your own race,
aid to destroy the only white race
ON earth. in, whose midst you
have lived and improved.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02
DENTAL NOTICE.

HAVING determined to settle permanently
1l'in Monroe for the purpose Of practicing
my pro tession, can be found at my Office
square, in the house lately occupied by the
Land Office, at all honrs. My family will live
In the same building. Having had a very
large experience in all the different branches
OF my profes sion, the treat ing of children S
teeth and all the di sea.es of the teeth of adults
and the extracting Of teeth and arranging ar
uhcial teeth; feel justified in saying that
am prepared to do anything in any department nj
OF my profession as we'll as can be done any,
where, and ut reasonable prices. .
N. r. McCRAW.
Jan. q; 1869. nIeaf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02

The editor of the Courier-J our
! nal has received an application
for the position on that paper
made vacant by the death Of Geo.
ID. Prentice. The applicant re-
cites his qualifications for furnish
ing s'the spice, humor. geniality
aud witt which Mr.. Prentice gave
to the columns Of the Journal, and
incloses some specimens of his
work, which, as he says, "are in a
little different vein'' from that of
Mr.. Prentice. He also says that
he does not wish steady employ
ment, s.for the drudgery of u daily
office kills every inspiration and
stops every thonght." Here is
some Of his inspired wits, ...,..,,
I som times say such a good
thing I am afraid I am just re-
melnberin Of it. 49,.
+ 1t is good cine in a man, when
he remembers the Sabbath day to
keep it wholly -.--s.. -
Thare is 4 krops that never
phale- -heeze, fyze, wild oats and
babies. -.-....... --...' 49,
I hav often regretted that a
man wasn't alwaise born. with a
small label on his back, tellin
what he was good for. AS it is, a
man don't generally find out tull
so late in the ceeson he's good for
lnuthin. .--~. ...- s..-... ...5.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-04-02
Tariff Of Advertising Rates.

Advertisulpnta will be inserted at Ono Dollar and
fry por square Of ono inch Of space loss,
~ the nrnt aud vonty five Gents for each subse
auent insertion. for any time under ono month. For
6axur periuas - follows Nt@- C..
The New York herald., 1870-02-28

RAB1AN STALLION FOR SALE-THE PURE
"A Arabian Horse SAID for sale reasonable
his has for him. To breeders he will
most valuable acquisition The following pedigree gives
The purity Of his blood, with other Interesting facts relating
TO his career-
SAID aso spelled sayed given by the groom Nubar
Pasha, Minister France from Egypt 9th
the atous khorassan the properly Of Abdul Metd sids
dam Ooan the property OF Nubnr Pasha,
scendant OF the celebrated Janzca which eaped the
walls with the last Mameuke Bev when fleeing from
Mahomed All In 1873 Therefore, Said between the
Ncdjd breed the mothers side the Anasseh on
the Side OF Khorassan
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powers Of
durance and speed 10 the A6ysnian being ridden
stantly by an officer during that campaign.
Said wal be exchanged for fast and improving young
troiting horse
For further particulars apply Mr. FOSTER the ONCE
OF Wilkes Spirit of the Tiues.
E,OR sALE-THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION
Planet Jr coming years, chestnut 159 high, weighs
lJc0 pounds stylish and fast firm under saddle well broke
10 harness. without fault bemish Pedigree warranted
Planet he by Revenue out of Nina bv Boston,
Inquire OF CHASE KING,48 East Twentysixth street,
1T I32 Broadway, room No. L.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS SECOND PAoE-Foar,h, nfsh and sixth
AsTRoLOdY- SECOND PAGE FRS. column.
S6AkbERs AND LobaEFs wANrEb~sEoosD PAcH-
BOARD AND IopalNa wANrED-sncosD rAsE-Flrss
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwrIrrH
nussass 's fs1P rAorrAa COL
ra EEsE EszTE
oLEkKSss''a oLEkKSss ASD SH'"s "ssALEsxEs-ELrvrsrH rAer-sIh
s ssSEsis ss
and
ssamn am,
gENTIsTRY- PAsE-Third coiumn
pMELSG HOUSES To LsT fTRSisHED AND uN
FURNISHED TWELFTH PAGE-First and second
column column
Second aoumn
ynS IT., column camn
FRENCH ADvEaTisEMENrs- PAer-rinh
HELP WANTED D-MALEs-EIrvrsrn PAer-s.sh col
HELP WANTED -FEMALEs-EIEvrnru PAaE-Finh
HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ac.-rrsr PAor-seeona col.
aStssEs, ROOMS, &C., wAsTGD~Frnsr rAer-rhird
aE aEs # ESAn r5k 9Sx AMP
LECTURE SEAsON-SrooND PAGR-Fourth column.
LOAN OFFIcES--FIRBT PAaF--Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUND--FIRsr PA0K--Sish column.
GACHlNERY-ELEyENTH PA0E-Slxth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FIRsT PAGE Second column.
NEDICAL-SPCoND PAGR-Third column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAkIN9-FIRsT PAaH-Second
NIsoELLANEoUs Observation-Disclosures PAGE
Sixth column.
NISCELLANEOUS-FIRsT PAGE-sxth column.
MUSICAL-SEOoND PAGE--Third column.
PERSONALS FIRST PAaE-First column.
PIANOFORTEs-FIn PAeE-sixth co'umn
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-TwELrTH PAGE-Sxth
column.
REAL ESTATE EwANTED-Tw FILTH PAGE Sixth column.
REWhRDS-FIRsI PAGE-Sixth column
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET--TwELrTH PAGE
Second column
SALES AT AUCTION-sEoosp PAeE-second third
columns.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-E PAGE
SITUATIONS sWANTED-AALEs-ELEvEN PAaH-Fifth
column.
SPECIAL NCTICEs-FInsT PAGr-First column.
SPORTlEG-DOGS, BIRDS, &o.-FiRsr PAGE-Second
GTALLl0NS-FiRsT PAGE-Second column.
The BALL SEASON--SEoOND PAGE-Fourth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES PAGE
First column.
WINES, LIQUORS, kc.-Ffwsr PAGE-Fourth column.
The New York herald., 1870-02-28
STALLIONS.

WANTED-A SETTER DOC; MUST BE WELL
w trained and used to the Address, stating price
and where II can be seen, r. s. b. Herald onice.
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

nership for the manufacture Of Pianoortes under the
" so""ADA LOUIS sCHRAIpT,
NEW YORK, February "a, 1870. ADAM scHMIrr
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yyTANTED-BY ONE WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL
w yeas experience as master Of mathematics and princi-
pal graded schools ti.ar position. Address to-day W
4ox 21a Herald onlcs
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sale. Medicines for all diseases Prepared food Tor
mockng birds, at B. DOvEfS, No. Greene street, corner
OF Canal.
N B.-Indiss attended bv Mrs povev
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-A GOLD BRACELET, cH FRIDAY LAST. IN
IL Brooklyn, the ferry boat Wall street stage.
be by leaving 1t ut the Mechanics
and Traders InsIan Conil No. ~ all street -
The New York herald., 1870-02-28

DARIs.-INsTIrUTIO ACIIEr DE MASsY FOR
I young ladies, conducted by Nine. MlGNARD ~ Rue des
Bellies reues Arc do Triomphe comfortable house, large
garden superior educaoD separate apartments Tor ladies'
dosrous of learning French.
The New York herald., 1870-02-28

~ KLABERs co, FORMERLY AT 30 FIRST AVENUE,
-. at their factory 217 to 223 West Fy.trst
street. between Broadway a:.d Eighth avenue will
be Marbeized Mantes Monuments Head Stones Tiles and
Wainscotng latest designs OF superior workn,anshp
greatly reduced prices
The New York herald., 1870-02-28
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACtfiC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
III Through ne 10
ClIIfDRNIA AND CHINA

IL
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
FreignL AMI p,ssarc greatly reduced.
Through rates. New YORK ~ sau f:ansisfc,
Fiist class S.ecr1se,
Tl25 10 Sli0. GN
These include berhs, beard aud az Dceesetes for
TIE tYp.
steamers above line leave pier s2 North rlYe eot OF
Canal street, at l2 O'Clock no0a
the 9TH nud ll-i of carh nonlb.
except when those days fall sunday then the day
One hundred pound. of baggage free TO each adult.
Medicine aud attendance free
March 5-HESRY CHAuACEI. Captain Maury; connect.
ing with GOLDEN CITY, Captain Comstock
s.eameF CHINA VIII leave san Francisco Apru ], 1870,
or China and Japan.
Freight FOR Henry Chauncey received gntl p NJ on FRI
March T. All usual facilities afforded shppels col.
lsctiag inland charges, &c
For regnt passage tickets and all further
apply a; the orcs, pier f. North river.
F. X. BABY, Agent.
HAVANA, SIeAb AND VERA CRUZ.
Il New York aud Mexican Mail steamship line, cvery
twenty days from pier u East river, Al ~ O'clock
The splendid new steamers
CITY OF MEAico, Saturday Aprii
For freight or passage Apply 70 -
]. .ALhXAN DIRE 4 soSs, 80 Broadway
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llOLBEAE's WRITING PARLORs, FOR LADIES'
.econl LOTS OF new marble hldnra sia and s,5 Eroa

way corner OF Eighteenth street. Nothing is more stylish
than an elegantly note letter from lady; n0thn.
IL uncoutb than bunglng clumsy handwriting Re-
cognzng these facts and knowing the want of rs. class
ladies' Messrs. Dolbear have opened
department in their college which is reserved exclusively
for that purpose They have spared neither pains
pense the most complete institution OF The Kind
opened their entire time and attention TO
their pupils TO student Ladies
invited to
The New York herald., 1870-02-28

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell steamship Line,
leaving pic. No North river nj O'Clock r. NJ folows
uE0RuE WAsHlSGrON Capt eager. Saturday. March 8
AARlPOSA Capt. kembe.. Saturday, March -
Freight received daily Through given Galveston,
Indinnoln. Mobile and 81. Louis
Cabin passage, S50 stcersgc x2b For passage freight
apply to Ii. b. CROMWELL. 4 CO., S. West street.
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VETERINARY SURGEON INFIgMAEY
or Carmans Stable
for gala
PROPOSALS..

N OTICE.
IN Estimates will be received ual March TO- for the
Grading and Grave.ug Roads the Hampstead Plains,
Plans, SPECIFICATIONS and prolles be at the En-.
2neer's office, HempStead. - JOHN kILLUM
UEMP9TgAD Feb. 2S, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-02-28

rT1APSCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE
0fucc.-Pnssage from Liverpool anu Queenstown weekly
by first class steamships Also from Liverpool London
by weekly sailing packets Drafts for II and upwards,
available In pat of Great Britain and Ireland at tho
TAPsCOTr BROTHERS IS, ss South street. New York
7 oNpONDERRY TO NEW YORK DIRECr.-THE
- splendid clipper ship NINNEHAHA, Captain MeGrath.
will SAL In March Orders for pasago at lowest raee
a J. KNOX X CO., 81 Exchange place, room 49,
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFiciAL
u Passports OF the Department OF state issued hy A. G.
wILLMAkTH, United States Cour. Buildings 81 Chambers
street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C. WANTED.

A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-ABOVE TWELFTH
IA street. west Of Third wei furnished will
from $2bo TO SOo must be worth the money Address A.
ID. GRAHAM, Iierald Onlcc.
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MILLINERY AND DRES-AIAKiNG.
NIME. DEMoREsTs GRAND SPRING OPENING OF
M ALL THE NOVELTIES FOR LADIES' AND Chill
d.ens dresses, Tuesday, March l. at S3y Broadway
, Cicss! to- lay.
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COAsTWIsE srRANsUIPs.

TEXAS LINE Of Galveston steamers.
sailing every Saturday, at r. NJ touching at Key West
carrying the United States mail.
The Al steamer LIE STREAM, Captain McCreery, Z
pier No. 30 East river, will sai Saturday March
sooner II full.
The steamer ARIADNE will follow from same per.
All goods for Houston the interior Will be forwarded BY
agents, Messrs r. II. Mcmahon x Co., FREQ
For freight or passage apply to
Z. II. MALLORY 4 CO, 153 Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1870-02-28

NoR CHARLESTON D. C., THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
IL and Florida ports.
Eew York an. Charleston Steamship Companys frat class
sidewheel steamship
CHARLESTON. Captain James Berry
Tuesday, March !, at Y. NJ, sailing pier No. ;
North river.
Superior accommodations Tor
Through tickets and bills OF sdng in
ton with the South Carolina Railroad 10 ali points South and
Southwest and with steamers tn Florida ports
Goods forwarded free OF coinnlisson.
Bills OF ladIng furnished and s'sned on the pier.
The South Carolina Railroad CompHnys aieansbip TEN
NESsEE Will follow, sail Thursday March s.
For freight or passage nppy TO
HENRY X. MORGAN CO, Agents,
hrnad
The New York herald., 1870-02-28

MAGNIFICENT BRILLIANT TONE ~, OCTAVE
~ Iianocite FOR sale In only seven months; cost
asn FOR 1880 stool and Cover; satin brocaie paor st,
l75 DO, $780, Paintings, Bron1os, ItAgerea Cabinets
Chambey, Library, ninng fuIniHre u sacrifice; family
leaving city, IL Last Tenth street. between Ft aver and
Uni ersty place.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-15
PERSEVERANCE

PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND Door
STEAM FACToRY-Tbe proprietor of this factory. Mr..
George PuIves we'll known To this community only
his public spirit and energy, but TO the excellence
Ut articles which manufactures. Using but
the best materials, aud what is well seasoned giving
his personal supervision all the details
prompt filling III orders. and faithful in their execu.
abstraction is given to all who do
nsss with AZ. Purves. His prices iona
petion as will be by inspecting partia! list
aTtlcee til .gures <ed which will he found IN
smother cOinmu .