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10 abolished; that tho tax itself should
be collected by the State and county
oflicials; that the multiplication of off,
GERS Is wholly unnecessary, except to eat
out the resources of the tax payers, and
that wo pledge ourselves to effect o
thorough reform in this particular.
Resolved, That VIC dcnouncc tie prof.
ligacy in the present administration of
the Federal government; the corruption
which has entered all its official stations,
the fuvoritism which-ovor-l looking fit
ness ftr oficc-has appointed to positions
of public trust the friends or tools of
those who control ho public patronage,
and tue !mbecility which directs the des-
tinics Of the Republic, without an appar-
cnt purpose, and manages its affairs with
such embarrassment and disaste: to the
mascral interests of its people at home,
and with such disregard Of the rights and
liberties of its citizens abroad.
Resolred, That land monopoly is one
of the great evils of our country, and
against the spirit of our institutions /;
that the whole Of tho public lands ought
to be held as a sacred trust to secure
homesteads for actual settlers. We there
fore denounce the recent action Of Con-
grcss in making grants to mammoth rail-
road corporations, which arc already too
powerful, and may become dangerous to
q free pccplo.
ResOleed, That We regard the act re.
Gently passed by Congress to enforce tho
Fifteenth Amendment as unconstitulion-
al, unjust and opprcssive-an invasion Of
the rights Of the States, subvcrsivc Of the
bes. interests Of the people, and therefore
demand its unconditional repeal.
Resolred, That tho powsf Of the Fed.
cral Government to assess and collect
taxes on the bonds of the United States,
is clear and unquestioned, and VIC de-
mand Of Congress that o share Of taxa
ton, equal to tho fair amount levied in
each State on money loaned, shall be
assessed and collected from all invest.
ments in bonds.
Resolreez, That ne arc opposed to the
system Of National Banks, and demand
the immediate repeal Of the law creating
them, and that in the place Of the notei
Of such banks Treasury notes Of the
United States shall be substituted.
Rcsolred, That tho Democracy of Ohio
sympathizc with the efforts Of all people
struggling for self.govcrnmcnt and We
dcnouncc the trucking Of the Federal
Administration to Great Britain and
Spain, and the efforts Of tho party in
power to reduce the whole States in our
Union to a condition and vassalugo to
the General Government.
Resdred. That the thanks of the De-
uocracy Of Ohio are c..cnded to our
Senator, Allen q. Thurman, and the
Democratic Representatives in Congress,
who, though in q small minority have
bravcly ccn,andcd for the principles q
Democracy, and the interests Of tic pee
pie; that upon tic foregOiAg Platform
We cordially invite oil tho electors Of
Ohio, without regard to past differences,
to Yo!t for the tickc. this day nominated.
| m w.
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A Kentucky man got up in the night
and cred his shotgun into bis hen-cOop,
just sOr fdn, and Einguln. enough ID the
morning bis servants found colored man
in there weltcriug in his blood. This
catelessnets in the use of firearms is de-
ploiabla.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-13

Five young and beautiful girls are
among The Long Island converts 10 Nor.
monism.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-13

Shall the white, or the mongrel race,
govern this countryl That's the question.
Answer at the polls.
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A wa,hinrton belle.

Madam Podesdad, wife Of ono Of
the Secretaries Of tho Spanish Lega-
tios, is an American. She was a Miss
ChapmaH, IF Virginia. Her mother
was Miss Mary Randolph; a great bella
IN Virginia ttiany years ago. This
Miss Randolph was especially noted
for her fearlessness id riding. On one
occasion, i. is said, when staying Ut tho
WirS Springs, in Virginia, she starta
ed oul Will With q riding party iot The !
Warm Spring Moaasssih, and dared
tho gentlemen accompanying her % 90
whatttor she did. This mountain IS
quite high, lid has at is summit d 5
rock jutting out over pfecipice. To
tho extreme verge Of this rock Misc
Randolph rode, to lilo great consterna-
ton of her friends. She did not even
leave her hotso toom 10 turn around,
but having accomplished her purpose,
she backed hiM from his dangerous
position and faced tho rest of The party
in triumph. Not man wsuld follow
her example, but ods youthful pieco 81
incxpcrience stood on bis head in bis
saddle and dared the lady ID do that.
Of course She cried "qui.s."
a man id Pottsville married a widow
with nine children. He hid four Of bis
own; and at family worship the other
night he prayed for "his'n," BIT. wohldn't
offer solitary petition fot "HePH." iTtiJ
made her down right mad, and she rallied
on him with the whole Of her nine of.
spring. Tho etcouater was brief, but
decisive. The husband retired in a BALD
headed manner, with the marks Of skill
lot on bis noble brow. The widow prhys
for her own offsprings now, but the man
is browsing around for d divorce.
In the municipal elections in Virginia
last week, the Democrats carried every
town and city but Richmond, Petersburg
and Portsmouth. Richtfond was lost BY
bad management, and it did not surprise
Us. Lynchburg, Norfolk, Alexandria,
Charlottesville, Dantille, Gordonsvilleo
and Fredericksbutg all went Democrats
by handsome mnjori.ies. In both Rich
moud and Petersburg The election was.
Of course, carried Almos. exclusively "
n'gro rotsn
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NJ REILLY
VIII oIE.sALE GROCER
and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
WINES and LIQUORS, Flour, Bacon,
lard, Oils, Nails, Glass, etc. Sole
Agent for The. Hazard and Dupont Pow
der Mills. Also Patent Safety Fuse.
Nos. IS and 81 Main ST.,
aug 1G Gm WHEELING, W. VA.
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,Trs Of ApvsarIslSG .

~ 70 len lines or less, one insertion 81 90
ous't Enr each subsequent insertion 80
r,',rs we've months 10 90
sI .,"'I rth Of column, l2 months $500
,ns ,"s'Ih h.lf column, II monhs - As on
0"e t'"s column, II months rs oO
\ gns i,.,l notices twsnty cents per line, which
l,":t Us be paid in ADVANCE.
p'I rirs dollars will be charged for announcin
,nIidiIntes for county, and ten dollars for
s,',. and United States Offices.
p'I,. 'I"ngtl,y Obittary notices must be paid for.
rs" ts;. ali cghl notices are charged 10 the at.
I, ,rneys presenting them.
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TAMES q. BASTADLE,

TAMES G. BASTADLE,
t -1T5f. With Mayer BrotRtr,
Importers and Jobbcrs Of Notions, German ana
frsuch and English fatcy Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Threads, Trimmings, &c.
NJ. 4 lItttafd Street, opposite Howard iiSuse,
2l3m BALTIMORE, MD'
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TACOB sGi1MlTT,
oV rlnive-r ,

.il9lu .ilosInui .iJsnvs pun lluo u oll
dAiD ',!mpu li!M sotn!l oq, So Mol slu soa!!id
AZ .os,told o, d,l!lu Sti 70 ..I,uo!Isdxo 5uol
u,oly ,u,pyuoo 5u!jd 'SloA Xiii 10 lu!I, u S! Hsu
l NV .Hools Asu Gm oSs puu llp0
VI AZ 'uolso Al 'aooilS u!ula
'aao1s s,SoLpSiSNnd allsoddo l1olu
'SDNldNla GNv 'sIOns 'SLOOa
t.ar 'HDya,I1 % dt1Tind
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Martin.burg Editorial Delliserensy.

Martinsburg Editorial Delli5erenty.
The editors Of the Berkeley Union, and
the Nem Era, Of Murtinsburg, have
received uncomplmcntary notices from
the editor Of tho Valley Star-of same
placc-and the Union and Era mon, with
commcndablc promptuess, came back on
Tho Star. with rctalatory measures.
The elimination Of the affair may be
found in tho following from the Union,
of last week
D. sNifn EionELDERoER.
Last week this man asserted through
bis paper that tile Berkeley Union had
swindlcd the county by overcharging.
when he makes sucll assertions he un-
qualidcdly lies in the faco Of our pub
lishcd rates for advertising. We never
expected to notice Linn in these columns,
but when ahy man makes such foul
charge, no matter who he is, VIC shall tell
him be lies.
Since writing the above, this man at
tackled Mr.: Logan, Of tho Ne'o Era, with
a revolver, firing ut him osoh when MI.
Logan was going away from him. Mr..
L. returned the FIRE, shooting Eiohelbcr-
ger through the arm. Our space pre-
vents further notice. The particulars
will be given next week. :
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IOIIN BRANNoN,
-ATTotSEY At LAw,-
Is duly authorised TO pratlice in the
UNITED STATES COURTS.
All persons desiring TO be declared Bankrupt
Iruu have my services on reasonable terms. !
have all the necessary forms. jyl2-ly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-13

DI. T. d. EeyIST0N,
~ @-?IIysICTcIAN ASD sURGEoS-
OH &c on Muin Street, Weston, W. Va.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

Glynn & Wintz, No. Camp street, are inde-
In their exertons to SATISFY the demands
their boots and Shoes Ali customers this
estabf shment make it point of honorwe had almost
said OF conscencet0 adv ise their friends and acUuan.
tances that Glynn Wintz have only the wish and
esiIe put ewise the ability to satisfy exact
@ wants IN all that appertans to fashionable boots and
shoes This accounts for often Observed
is this lille thousands complain Of dull times stagpa
ton falling oil in business etc. there seems be no
let up in the transactions at No. o. Crowds constant
going IN and out; those within patiently waiting
turn to be seryed the out goers grated
perfect peri reward" Glynn Wintz are model business
men, and Camp street will be distn guished in history
FOR its famous Number Nine"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

A. w. SKARDoN q Co-Thcre are certain
p9t oSy nes they might be
iot Quay give to surroundings
noonous but they likewise mark era which serve "a
Tue olympic games did in Greece. The goes to the
y!nIs OF Egypt as an illustration as these are
no tne 3eak arid sands surrounding the tombs of the
inaFaons 50 Is the monumental grocery establishment
of A w. Skarlon & Co New Orleans bmt mnrn ,a
Pecally to the Fourth District and Jefferson City We
nave sand 9ionumental-but unlike the tombs which
the aicksos.shepherd kings-intended for the dead
Ilenas Skir1on Co. have constructed their noble
eaIee or the living Could these kings burst the cere
men OF their mnmmed oaTeases and glance over tie
are sure they wond be pleased surprised than
at witnessing the Suez canal that have fra
ee .e pig pork Es feet fresh butter Fulton
wheas cakes and golden syrup old bourbon and wines
ot sparkling hue and delicious avori let tho dead
KINGS enJoy their imposing reposewe strongly recon.
menu our living sovereigns to visit Skaron & Co.'S es
which they fiourisLed. 49, ~ '''' l"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

STEWART STOyE.-We read this week in n
Boston paper column description an enterprise in
the cooking line carried somewhat the coopera.
tive principle, differing it in many essential
That the writer was Interested
We close and undivided attention to the descrin
ton and after mature consideration conclt
sion that however the method 80 . ..is,.,c the
Old and ordinary stoves in 1t encroach
on the popular Stewart ar-tigbt c,Ai" Sre which ia
now drawing immense crowds dali, II Canal street
whsrs it emonstrates its superiority every
Provement of the dumping crate and drawer it has
immensely advanced in favor Mcpherson who has an eve
to economy can fail to be impressed with one thing
and that Is the small Of
seem like joke say it, the fact is udoubted that
less than dimes worth of fuel will suffice in cooking
by this stove for twelve hours Tho efficiency OF the
agent, f. Hogan has greatly aided in placing this
stove properly and prominently before public He
beralty in giving publicity Of this stove
which will be returned many fold
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27
BURNRTTs STANDARD PREpARArroSs.-The

bURNETrs STANDARD PREPARATIoNs.-The
reputation which tho preparations Of Messra Joseph
burnett Co have acquired, has deservedy made them
the most sought after and popular any articles of
the kind manufactured at the present day! This emi
nence could only DO attained by undoubted excellence
As regards the avorng extracts they ono fea
ture which should render them particularly acceptable
70 iames-purity They are warranted perfectly free
from the poisonous oils and acids which enter into the
composition Of of the fruit fayors now presented
to the public Again they prepared from fruits
OF the best quality. and highly concentrated that
small quantity sntfces.,
We are indebted to the general agent, L. D. Morse
ESQ., for box Of the favorins extracts for which We
exprcss our acknow ledgments
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

ARGYLE BITrERs.-The popularity of topics
as remedial agents shows that some of the IA
Guilty may smile and deride the faith efficiency
Is grounded on experience While there are hosts 81
competitors it is claimed that the Argyle Btters'
nave no equal iii all the essentials for which eHerrya
1ones are This excellence to the
ties cannot be surpassed. mparting a stremgtbenine
richness and decacy of flavor hitherto unattined nv
for dyspepsia liver complaint aundce fla
loss OF appetite sick headache, and general de-
the leading grocers and druggists throughout the cty
Wheeiock tinlay g. Co. are the wholesale acents IN
making reference to the establishment these gentle
would take occasion say that it attained
an eminence which has pacedit head of its cIass
IN the Southwest It's business is immense extending
10 the interior as well of this State Texas
sas and Alabama This justly due to the
profound business qualities guiding Operations and
the enterprise and Gberalty the
spective members of the firm VINO ie-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

| A pamphlet has lately been published in Lon
don, IN which it is stated that there are $50 OO(
persons in that city who would emigrate il
| they could.
At church revival meeting in Hampshire
Mass, an impulsive young man prayed that
God would bless the two young ladies between
whom ne had been sitting, especially the one
on the right"
The Hartford and New Haven Railroad Com
pany have o locomotive which during twelve
months has run upwards of 10000 miles with
out the loss of single trip, and has never
been repaired.
A young Kentuckiau was SO Bent on an elope-
ment and matrimony, that he seized hand
car, and on it placed his intended, working the
machine to station, where they could take
the train to Cincinnati.
committee is being formed in Dublin to
organize an excursion party to Rome>for Eas.
Ger. 1t is proposed to start about the latter
end of March, and arrive at the Eternal CITY in
time to witness tho imposing ceremonies of
Holy Week.
Jacob Thompson, of Mississippi publishes a
letter IN Cincinnati paper, complaining that
= ndge Johnston, of that city, in his eulogy on
secretary Stanton, was unjust to him. and tes-
titles to his own integrity and fidelity while in
the service of the United States.
Wendell Phillips, in an article questioning
the charity of the late Mr.. Peabody SAYS that
all his acts were for public display Even the
church built in commemoration of his mother
he calls "a most exceptional act in a Protes
tant," which is paying them a sorry compli-
nent.
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger,

/ - VnAAGAN Ss SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ~. 1870
catholics in this matter, aud ask and receive
i rom she CITY $39, 1886 for their churches, hos.
Il Eltais and schools; but we would ask the bold
rev York correspondent of The Episoopalian,
H Mno ventured not long ago to tebuke the Low
congregation OF St Ann's, Brooklyn, for
/, g s in building, if it cannot apply
some Of its small cords to Holy Trinity as. ii.
Iyng,JE for taking $l271, or to st. Lukes
lDr: Muhlenberg's) for accepting S6123 so for
ne nospitalsf Why Professionals do not deserve
'neir snare OF blame we do not see.
iHE ARMENIAN. RIrE.-In description by a
correspondent of the celebration of Mass ac-
cofdlng to the Armenian rite, we are told that
at the conservation, and after it; when the
oasnop adored the Host, he did so by leaning
down and touching with his hand the ground
Oh the platform of the altar The Eastern
mode OF reverence is very ancient. Abraham,
10 Is said, Blended down to the ground before
1ne angels who were coming to destroy Sodom.
u is . beautiful way of expressing homage to
tne blessed Sacrament. 1t shows a profound
reverence aud q sense of ones unworthiness to
appear before it.
D1. >DoILINGER.-Although the authorship
OF Janus" was from the beginning attributed
70 LIZ. Dollingef, there were doubts in many
minus whether he was prepared to go SO far.
Ahe matter is now placed beyond doubt, as is
evidenced by letters received from parties in
ndumch 1t seems he was assisted in his work
by some of his favorite pupils, whose ortho-
doxy, like that of their leader, has been more
IMAM once questionable. The work was in pre-
paratlon year before it appeared.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27
I1EfSfECT1oN IN BROILING MEATS ATTAINED
AT LAST!
AT LAST
THE AMERICAN BROILER
Patented July 81. 1861

THE GROWING ACHIEVEMENT, OF CTR pr.py
INVENTION! -.
siiuiHuyans IN plain and unpretending utensi,-as
pouns-an the principles involved thu perf;cr hrniI
ing OF meats, with the greatest conveniences and a
Vantages OF practical 'AA&si ao'
~ ~ bIol your steak, average fire y, Svor
20 E1Gnt Minutes and very not fire within Iv
the III n aEs other meatsn proportionand retains ali
'"S Juices ana navor which other broer does 80
totuny revo!utoniZcs this branch of cnIi,,arr ort
among its results being: " culinary ART
is net on top Of the stove range over ono of the
lsinss where the largest amount heat ia ofa,neS
from the smallest quantity Of fuel 1t concenfrarsa .n'
retains al the heat within its enclosnres Prevent.
and loss of juices and meats
ender ny its action. Runs the melted tat nt a.. s
Doing away with all smoke smell of gransa p
ss no preparation OF hreeither bed or Goals or
Dsiehses with necessity for either coke or
Trolls equally well over coal wood and aiyes sa,
range openings and is equaIly good for BeefstaE on
compsee n9 ~ FISH and Oysters forming me most
cooking utensil. 49, 's'siaAeo Id u
It renders broiGng hitherto vexatious tho o,,,4
ana easiest Of NIL modes of cooking and meats hrnI
Dy more paiata6le nutritious aud dieests tar ~,
any other OIL, RIM, mode Of cooking them. una" "
with money but small cost PLACES ia
benefits within reach the poorest ~ ~. us
ahsoln, e and the fa mer grateful relief and
OF AZ degrees intending that chief culinary
FRIED Meat soaked in burnt grease N''''
WE PLACE AN UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEES
Embracing each and every specIticat,on .h.-..
NM MiH refund for any RETURNED A FTEf;
toa anu deniers are authorised to their cns
ters upon these terms, all test the arf;ci e.
and have their money refunded II they do
noI ma II TO be what represent 1t. " s u'
RICE skoTinERs & CO.
= ~ and 81 Camp street and SIS Magazine street
New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

WINES AND Observation-Disclosures the spirit
OF the age runs riot IN its various
Prising evil spirits and spirits that so evWWe
gad 70 know that there place the very
ssat Is at John Tchouptoulas street and
* ~ and ~ Lafayette street Strictly temperate
ourseyes7although we say it who should not saw it
we 40 not hesitate to recommend all desire brine
aice OF wines and liquors to visit aforesaid denot
tbe the proprietor If he does not evoke spirits
fund an amount of exhilaraon as will keen him in
huor and good spirits till the eventfu era of SontSern
econstructlon Is enected-a contamination we appre.
hend which will allow Heightened margin of happi
ness rms IS Wholesale house, conducted by whole.
souled merchant whose helping hand always extend
friend. Wv e''i'"0o heed
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

c. c. Haley, of Commercial Place and Pow
ras street the literary news caterer
has the Hammer Of the South Irish People Irish Amer
S SsSn HatSa LvsGpoO Mercury london
American, Harpers Bazaar, Chimney Corner western
Moria Now n6rk weekly, Saturday Night Round Ia.
DE- Some of the March monthles, both American and
English have been received His stock the most
pete In the CITY, or indeed in the whole Southern
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

DENrAL-It is hardly necessary for us to call
m t to the of paving proper attention
healthy conditions; and secondly when diseased to have
the benefit OF scientific treatment both these stages
,ic dentist is most dvisable and sueh person
found IN q. D. Fredrichs, i55 St. Charles Ills
practice Tor years i'll this community has secured him
high position and extended following which is the best
OF his profession. 49,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

PURE MGsTARD.-We would direct tho at
tention OF the community in general but especial
~ o druggists and grocers TO the in tbs
issue with the above head. This lis
ed ny woodward n Garcsche, of st Louis and has ren
pronounced by the physicians Of This CITY as Vol rs
those oil st. Louis and Memphis being the pure-t ana
strongest IN this market We rCtlun our thanks for th.
specimen forwarded. Orders from the trade will he no
ccived at the office of Morrison Buck & Co al Carondc
let street. who the General agents for the Soutbc
States 80 80 S'i''iH
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

SINGERS SEWING MAcHINE.-Singer's new
family sewing machine is claimed to be the best
Tered to the public, hemming telling brailing and ON
broiderng with such precision and elegance as to outve
the finest and most labOred neeewOrk The conven is
in the city and vicinity give the preference the
milnery estabsments use it, and its circulation in
machine 1t warranted give satisfaction and after
iair trial the money will DO returned if
the agent. ' 80
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

The Security Life Insurance and Annuity
Company of New York, whose advertisement will he
found IN another column has assets the amount of
OOO-ncome 81 $50 o00-number of policies issued
from January 1859 to January 1870, 63ss insrng sI7
OuVOOo All policies are IncUnesbe and fcitnp
without restriction residence travel I. issues
JOINT ppcies nsuring two persons the ben.
ehtof the survivor. p A Parker, 1872 Common street
Is the General Agent for this city and will he fonnd
courteous gentleman, ready carry out the lille raj
views of his principals
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

COMMERCIAL GuLLEGE-we call
the of readers with pleasure to tho cee
61tion OF the thirty eighh anniversary of Doibears
college, which will take place the 26th inst at Lyce.
fun t hal %s pu6sh In another column the
sion, we'll former students should make annica
ton by Friday ~ .FP1'eo'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

Observation-Disclosures & Applegate, plumb
eT lac poyds street and dealers in cooking
en- sinks, lift and force pumps ale pumps, sheet and
lead pipe brass and plated cocks OF all PATTERNS They
are agents for Colwells Shaw & Wizards patent TIN.
lined pipe; Hylrants put up extended and repair.
eu repairing neatly attended TO. This firm