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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-10

Les d6tracteurs dn chen, qni ne sont pas touioufG
dhonn6tes ct tranqules peres de famile, lui ont /
reproch6 la acilit6 de ses anous ct son manqne d1
sentiment patterned.
LIE reprocl'e eat grave et.... m6rt6.
Quand avril bourgeonne ct que Ia nature cons.
pire contre la pax du hnmain le collier pess
lourle,nent au cou du chien ftlele ct e compaencn
dc Tobie s'ennue All logis du maitre Que vonles-
vors u C'est un appel, nne provocation, rheure on
Ton fare les emanations dun printemps guilleret.
Les osraux chantent, les monches battent de aile,
les fenrs s'entrouvrent ct parfument, Ia femme .
depolc de sa robe de laine ct shabile Ia l6eAre;
tont anime ct sembellit pour une fate charmante,
ct les maris eux memes deviennent presqus esa-
cieux: Rien n'6charpe a Ia m4tamorphose. C'est;
une grsnde comrlicit6 des sens ct de Fame. pcut-
6re bien I'M eifroyable crime. Apres tont, est-il
pas bon que Ia creation Sc continue? L'nnvre'
iittP~Ee ast Ieaarse inntile MHnnni snit mi nal y
pcnse!'' ct Ia belle Salisbury n'av.it point uns
jarretiere pour atfacher srs bottinrs.
Dependant, moralistes, force nous est de dire
que lie chien est a'ors I'M grand vaurien. n onblie
tonte pndeur, tonte dignite toute morale. Nest-cs
pas lonteux de vor sept hnit vauricns pareils u
des eccers en- vacances eourr par les ruea. par les
champs, sur les places, tous lieux, ct se montref
a',ssi pen scrnpnenx one les domains ct les
Romaines des Sat"rnaes antiquesi
Et c+st en- plein solrl. sans distinction de rsees
de couleurs ct de naissance. qus conrent ct yaa.-
bondsnt irrespectne,sement. lie Panurge de Rabs.
lais sen am"sait bien; n,ais Pannree ct Rsbslsii.
''rux villains litie'otfes ne sont pas touioum ies
NOODLES otter Ia jennesse catholique on protes.
tsnte LIE cynisme nc doit pas marcher cel ouvert.
ct nous almirons lie poGte mettant un IMAGE =
disposition de Jupiter amoureux. LIE nuars ID
Jupiter 'e derobait aux regards des hommes -
s'srtoot aux regards de Ia jaonse Junon. II taut d
mystere en- tont, et le mysere est Ia snace pfouane
de bien des chooses agr6sbles ou erandes.
LIE chien eat done un ignobe sce6r,t ct narfo,4
il ne Sc conduit g'ere plus d6cemment quun siags.
II manqne, en- outre, de Ia dElicatesse qwi cay,c-
terise gdneralement les hommes. Est ee pssceoaii
est partisan de Il polygame Non, car Il invoices.
rait Ia condute dss Mormons ct do be..eosE
d'autres! C'est parcequ'il 90 nsontre truo -.
jalonx. trop facile snr le ch.pitre des e,cspsdea
feinines, pas assex digne dams Ia posseasiou Fl:
marriage qne le sien1 II est cestsinement No.
de ne pas aliener non in6pendancs, Il le c6lihaH
ses ch"rmes mai' Ia promiseuits NEST pas m 6a,
social II fa"t etre covenable dams SON chois, s.,
dams 'es amours. ct ne point rejeter avcc d6dai,
celle que Ia faiblesse vaiucue. Nous ne ao,,,ne
point en- Asie ct Ia civilisation exise je non -
|, compagne, nne 6gale, une mAre.
Or chiens et loaps. tachex de- vous etvi1isss.
La societ6 n'existe point aans IL fassIlle. q i
tamille implique rexistence r6s~Eese dsah m,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-10
Nouuelles.

L'arn6e de MacMahon et& definite devant
Sedan par l'icr.s,nte armfe prnssienne. Mac
Mnhon est bIessf, lie Failly tue. Le gaHers.l
W,mpfen cypitulA avec 10000 on 10000 sol
dats, debris de l'arm6e de MacMahon.
Napoleon a rendn sou ipae, eat pnrti-saas
escorte prussenne. S,l femme ct sOn fills ont
fta le rejoinlre. On dit Bazaine enferme
dans Metz. Strasl,ourg. Vertlnn ct Mont.
mady tiennent toujours. Les Prussiens s'a
va,lcent SIR Paris
A Paris, Ia Repnblique &te proclamfe.
Uu goMvernement provisoire de defense MT
tionale, a Ste nomma.
LIE ministere est ainsi compost: Gambetta,
a TIntlr,e,r, jules Favre anx Affi,ires 4tro-
ceres, Pierre MagMe, aux Finances; jules
Simon, rImstr.ction pnbique; Crimieux,
n i, Justice; le Ginfnll Trochu, 4 Ii Guerre;
Gravy, Ia Presi,lence du conseil. Etienne
Ar,go est mnire de Paris. Kdratry prifet de
Police. On dit one le gonvernement convo.
guerra une assembl6e constitumnte En atten-
.laDt. il fonctionne avec resolution ct sans
trouble. Toms les ministries agissent ayec
anergie. Des ordres ont &t6 AMis ponr h,
formation darm6es coI0esalea. LIE sentiment
national. l'elliqne"x ct etpntriotique est intense.
Mouri,? Oni. Sc ren,lre? Non.
| DE:;Nr,:REs NouvEnLEs - Les prussiens
savancent Il marches forces sur Paris. Iit
sont i Nelfclittenu. Jules Tavre, dit.on, .
eta a i, lencontre de Gnillanme pour la
porter rn'timatnm de Ia Ripnb,iqne Pari
est c.lnc et son seul enthousiasme est pon
Ii Efp"bIi.ine, pour Ia patrie, pour Ia gnerr,
ct IL saint de L: Fr;,nce. II Y actuellemep
a Paris 900 llommes sous les armes. E.
ION s'arme partnut. LIE Commencement pro
visoire la confance dn penpIe MacMnhor
u est pas mort. B,z,ine tient tonjours, l,,oi
que dams "ne situation critiune Piftri Rou
her ct antres ont quite Paris Victor Hugt
Le,lru RoIIin ct tous les republicans son
rentr1s en- France. Les grandes viIles d.
France ont mclama Ia Rip"blilne. Des
appes ont etc f.its par Ia Sociita Interna
tionale de Paris a Ia Democratic alIema ntle
IL" nom des Etats Unis Il Europe. On attent
a 4"elVue chose lie nouveau en- It.lie.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-10
NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rtpubliqus d'ordre, d'hosnelest ct de
justice.
Ss9fage saiue,sel pour toas, ezceptt pour
les crim,se's es les pagabonds.
Dhioa ripiq.e des Losisidsais blancs ci
dss Zlouisianais d. cowl.us.
Edscasios posr ions
Plss ia C1rpsi.b .boggers poli,iqses En- Losi.
siase, nj de uagabonds faiataa's.
Egaiil poiiiiqae estre ies aatsral;sts 1t
les sai;fs.
Appeis Il nunnres l'immigraat loboriear
Respecs q Ia hoi
L'hoaaeis homas en- Aani. le Molhonnti.
en- bas
Ia Loui.ians dot Aire gouucyate par
l'hoaneieie ct rinirliigeHce.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-10
1o1 EFT La.

MEETINGs.-Tonjours des meetings radicaux. Et
il y quare mois que celia dure.
Meme eloquence ronfante ct redondante, memcs
orateurs ronfants ct rcdo,ldants. Accompagnement
de tambonrs, de crosses caisses. de drapraux, de
milicirns e. de revolvers II en- qui sont gallon
mes jns1ue sur la tt, ct celia produit tres bon cftt
Nous cons'illons d ceux qui ailnent les ornements
ct lrs gallons fxrr d leurs chapraux les eq;ettrs
bri!antrs ,,u'on trouve aux boit.s de sardnrs Ce
sera lie moyrn de ds,inguer les sollas DIES officers
QUAINT aux gen6raux, lis ont plumet, ct celia sufit
ENREGlS-REMENT.-Ceux qni ne sont point
cnrrgstres doivent pas negle*s &c saiu-Le-
bureau est ouvert la Maison de Cour lie la
parol>se. LIE citoyen enrg-tr6 paurra sel voter ct
pcut atrc nous deciderons nous voter la pro-
chaine election.
Jrunes gems ct jeunes citoyens, avis = vous.
CONyENTION-Il a GU lund dernier nne
nombrc'se reunion denucratqne pres de la vieille
| tgse St.Michel.
NJ Alfred Roman prestait. NM. David Donald
SON ct Edmond B!ouin 6tai,nt vi,eP,e i,l'n,s. NJ
f. Danar6 await &c chosi CONNIE S.cr6taire.
| Drs de.tg"es ont etc e'ns po,r la Convention
tlu II Srp,rmhre a la Nouvelle. Orleans.
Ces dialogues sont: NM Alfred Roman, T. P.
Pocht, Il &. Wood. NJ. kea.ing ct J. Grn.il
Nous avo,.s pas mission de fatter ct d encenser,
nous croyons que les hommes ST. rccon,ma,l,lent
par eux-me'ncs, non par t- plates Hagor,lerrs de
onrnauS ct de- journalistes Ce n,oytn -st bon pour
DIES clara'ans ct des carpet-baggers. Nous lie leur
luissons CONNIE de droit absoln.
| In mot settlement sur Ia Convention ct Son
nnvre.
II faut one cctte Convention Sc mnntrc lib6rale,
elevee dams sps prncprs, vigonreusc ct la hatcn,
des circumstances. Pas de viearLs uses daus uut
poIitiqnr etroi,e. de MONS trop connus ct mason
nants, de Gm6!iques eternellements COLES an,
Asncs dun pari. Des homnes nouyeaux ct de-
patrntes sinceres.
Montrons aux aboyenrs du Radicalisme Que nou
admrt,ons les drots de to,s, que mons voulons !;
, librrtd pour tons, one nous organiserons 6col
pour .ons; que les Loaisianais so,.t les seus ami
de Ia population de coulenr ct de Ia masse recem
" ment atirancl'ie. On nous accuse d6tre tes man
ge"rs dc no'rs DIES v-ux du temps pass6, des escls
vagistes; pronvo's hantement que tout celia es. men
songe, impudence, etfronterie, et que es Radical,
da carpetbag meritent seus lie nom d'"expoiteurs
j. de Ignorance.
. Et celia sera fait, men doutons point.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-10
Vice Ia France 3!

Mac Mahon = &c bastu, bless6 ct fait prisonnier
! Sedan.
Son armee capitu6 dsvant une arm6e 6crasaute
par le Do'.brc
Donnons des larmes / eeux qui sont morris he.
Sciqnement pour Ia France, car des larmrs sont
dues aux braves Mais deman leur fsra Dc bellies ct
terriblrs fnneral-s.
L. Bon.parte, iui, s'ess rendu ! Gnilaume.
I.oncle aurait su mourir en- combattant, on Ste
Heleue.
C'est done Ia fin de Ia dynastie imp6riae, de
rempitc, Dc Ia l6g-nde napol6ouienne.
Paix ct oubi sur tout celia.
Et Ia Rtr"b'ique &c proclam6e en- France.
CONNIE toujonn nous crions: vive Ia France
vve Ia Repnblique!
Mons n'aurions point voulu voir cette R6rnhliqne
sortir dun 6chec natonal mss nous croyons que
Ia R6pubqWe eat celle qni r6pare tous les 6chec.,
qn sauve lea nations, qui donne Ia victore. La
France r6publicanc aisse point souiller son ter
ritoire
Oni, vive Ia France!
Oui. vive Ia Republiqne!
Qui done pr6tendu ct pretend que Ia France
est vaac,e. soumise, finie, rffac6e' Insens6s...
CsSSCc Qu OH tUAE6 uuO CIAuC6I tsSSCe Ju ~ J q
plas ren derriere un Bonaparte, nns Espagnole ct
un rnfans, Est ce que Paris nest pas prAt pour Ia
sol.nnr,le defense Est,ce que lie peuple dc :s3
millions d'Ames eat an6antii II = encore en-
Franc. des hon,ncs, des femnrs, des eufan's 1t cs
cnurs, Tout celia tressaie dun trcssaile'nent
supreme ct psiriotque: tout celia est pre-. au sacr.
flee ct a lheroisme d., grands jours tout celia va
mourr on vaincre. Tant qu'il restera I'll France,
dams Ia v-ille Gaule de vercineeorx. un pave "ne
faux, IN f,si IT un hommc, rirn ne sera perdu.
LA guerre est peine commences.
De dynastiquc ct personnele ellie devicnt natio'
male ct democratque.
Ell. est la revolution ct l'il6e. Ellie convie les
reupl-s all rendezvous contre les ros S's b"n'ets
sont d6sornais des lecs, ct est avcc la repubque
qn'ee va baafrer ct chaser les potentats.
La France morte
On ne meur, pas quand on s'sppelle ains. quand
on est afFianchssrmen. ct le lroit, qnana on porte
Ia civilisation sur ses epanes, quand OH dams
r.Hil Ia usnr immense de- rintini, qnand o" p'"'
dun mot lschainer ronragan r6volutionnaire sur
Europe des ros ct des emperenrs
Napoleon tombant, tous tombens. Gullaume est
vaincu par "a victore. ct l'Allemngne redrvent
allemande, lib6rale. d6mocratique, seur do Ia
France reg6n6ree ct r6g6n6ratrice
Lheure des peuprs est venue, ct c'est Ia France
qui some le tocsin dc Ia batail'e.
Napoleon. Bismarck. Joseph, Gnanme ct bea''-
coup d'au.res pe"vent Sc serr.r Ia main ct Sc
donner le dernier baiser de Ia mort. La democratic
europ6.nnc rit do leur Sainte Alliance La France,
en- d<couvrsut "a face de- Christ, . vaincu.
vive Ia France!
Vive Ia Repubique
Dams quelque temps il ny aura plus un so'aa'
pr,,ssien sur Ia tere bene dc D-u, sur le sol sacrt
de Ia Ganle herolq"e. 9" face un peuple qu' ser'
rouragan CONNIE il est Ia anisre.
Pauvre prince de Hohsnzollern, quest devenn'
"a candidatnre espagnole Madrid Went de procIa
mer Ia r6publiQue Attsndais.tu ceste reponse
vive ID France 6sernelle!
vive ia Republique universelle!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-10

lie silence est l'argnment da rage." Ssnt;-
nelle, nous vous recommnndons dune ma
niere speciale Get argument sense. Votre
role dc Qui vive vous oblige prudence ct
/ discretion.
QUAINT i Ia h,giqm., men parlons pas. II est
malseant de parier des personnes absentes.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-10

seBureau du journal, pres du College JET
ferson, St-Jacques, rive gauche.
10rPour lettres, iournaux, echanges ct pa
perasses, actresses Obxesns P0se- 065ce.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-10
VIII.

Or,deux itrangers blancs ct qnatre hommes
de c,uIeur incapahles, volta done ce qn'on
ap,elle, In civilis,tion, 10 progres ct le radi-
calisMe.
Et faut.ii que Ia paroisse St jacques sim
cline devant ca ct admire? Est ce quill D Ia
une granle itlae, un principe e'evs. lie rap"'
triement de- denx races ann. uue democratic
de raison, de Justice, de bonnie vooute ct de
droits supremes? Celia sent la caverne' to"t
an moins Ia toutique OH Ton tratiq"e sana
vergogue On devrait payer Iicence l.oar avon
le druit de tenir semblsble boutiune de poll
ticieps. 81 c'est an carnaval, dites'ie, ct alorl
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-10
FcuilIetom du L0wisin,.nis.
LES CHIENS.
VII.

Les detrscteurs dn chien, qni sont pas tonjours
dhonnetes ct tranquiles peres de famiIle, lui ont
reproch6 la faciit6 de ses amours ct son manqns de
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

SAXON AND CELr-In leading article the
Daily Ne,cs endorses Professor Huxley's advice
" Let Englshmen ponder these things. If
what / have to say in a matter OF science
weighs with any man who has political power,
ask him to believe that the arguments about
the difference between the Anglo Saxons and
the Celts are a mere sham and delusion. And
the next time the Irish difficulty rises before
him, 1 ask him, in the first place, to read Mr..
Prendergast's book on the Cromwellian Settle
ment. and then to put before himself these
plain questions: Firstly, are the essentially
Celtic people OF Devonshire and Cornwall or
DERBY, -contented, industrious Enghshmen, or
are they not9 And secondly, is there the small,
est probability that the folk who sang, AND
Shall Trelawney die would have been what
they are if they had been dealt with as the
people of Tippcrary were by our pions Puritan
ancestors And if he answers the first qnes-
ton in the affirmative and the second III the
negative, as he certainly will, he will have fu-
filled Dr. .Johnsons condition for dealing with
all great uuestious--'Sir, first clear your mind
| of can't" One of the main purposes OF true
science is to extinguish quackcry. There is no
order of uuacks more noXious than the politl-
| cal empires who abuse an ignorance even
greater than their when they appeal to
'Anglo-Saxon" pride in II fancied superiority
over the ''Celt," and declaim on the ineradica-
BILE aversion of the Irish to law aud order.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

PROTESTANT MISSIONARIES IN CHINA.-sir
Rutherford Alcock has been writing to his gov
ernment, from Pekin, advocating a restrictive
policy in the matter of missions, favor'ng Their
Being confined to the treaty ports. The grounds
of his opinion, as given in dispatches to Eng,
land are the implacable hostility entertainea
and the injury to trade which will result in the
interior These dispatches further allude to
4the objectionable mode of procedure OF Fro
testant missionaries, their imperfections, their
disputes with each other and with the Roman
Catholic missionaries, their sympathy with the
TAPPING rebels, and the revolutionary nature
of the doctrines which; they tehch, as proofs
that no good can come opt of such instrument
atty The missionaries ut Pekin say that the
hostility them is becatise they are foreigners,
and bear the reproach OFT the misdeeds OF their
countrymen Thus IL missionary was driven
out of Honan by a mob led on by the native att,
gentry, whose feeling was shown by shosting
after him: You burned our palace, you killed
our emperor, you sell poison to the people
now you come protesting to teach us virtue
England imported last year opium to the value
of S60, 900, O00, and would shut out the Binie
Besides, the question might be asked how much
good it would do to exclude British mission
aries so long as Catholic and American mission
aries were admitted"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

LEEDS FoUNDRY.-This foundry, situated
Mt the corner Dclord and Foueher steeets was estao
lishcd IS25 and since that period has enjoyed pa
tnage which placesit today among the most EXTENSIVE
establishments of the kind in the whole country The
ample manufacture all descriptions OF
machinery from the smallest and simplest the largest
md most intricate aud all kinds of plantation and steam
boat work particularly such machinery as IS needed
for
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

LOUISIANA MURAL Insurance COMPANY
This Compauy insures against fire. marine and river
risks M the lowest rates premium, and losses in
New Orleans New York, Liverpool London, HaHie ia
ris and Bremen IL insures brick dwelling houses
and furniture therein thceeighths TO one ha III
per cent. per aunum, and frame dwelhS houSsst
stores stoc merchandise and other risks proportion
ateiy low. Charles Briggs ESQ., s President aHr o
riere Vice President j. p Roux Secretary Inc OIL.
Ace is at 100 Common street. and capital S6OoOO IN
vested undoubted securities 1t il among our most
relfa
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

l.. Cresson, having determined to change his
business storekeeper in order to devote hmss sell 10
cost the contentsof his establishment NJ the cor
ner and Baronne streets, from the '5th TO
the osth of February when he will to "a ta-
rome street, Many choice amental objects can De
secured bargain by calling at once See ADVERTISE
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

PAPER HANGINGs, WINDOW SHADES, OILS,
PAINTS WINDOW GLASS. etc.-M, Wheelahan lO3 Canal
street has not only oldest establishment in his line
An the CITY but likewise the largest and most compre
hensiye stock. Established in 1852 il has served as u
landmark and point of attraction to all desiring mrs.
cIass materials the present time he can dispose
Of paper hangings window shades, paints, oils ana win
dow glass at prices which will make 1t the interest OF
ali 10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere We
can testify to humanity for happening III there
the other day we saw relieve a 1aburing man OF his
pdneS-broken ones-and send him away as whole as
ever he was oven without the aid OF putty
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

j. A. BRAzELMAN>~f& Co.-Although this
firm deals fabrics goods airy tex
tiles articlesw tncness and Chtness
the ethereal atmosphere surrounding the gods stun eN
have made heavy additions their unequall"d stock nt
spring goods within day two. in addition t" which
made heavy reductions in the prices at all
winter goods BTaseman Il Co delight in cohtrr-ts,
but their friends have heavy reasons for adirS their
var
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

Edward Burke, Wholesale liquor merchant,
lsG and Tchoupitouas street. keep constantly on
hand the best descriptions of old Irish very OLD
Scotch. very old rye and OLD Bourbon whiskeys
which are sold a unusually low prices + Burke & Co
of 1874 and New Ievee have likewise an eSt'ii,
svc stock feed and produce which is well
attention of buyers See advertisement else
where.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

William Bnhnc. the skilled optician, having
rrpenshed his stock of and opera glasses To
an extensive degree, is enabled to meet the public
demand rendering all the cnte satisfaction which
had the pleasure of doing here for the Last seven
teen His large stock OF iewcry is now being sod
oil regardless his Is Cond'lct street
S,au nd liver
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

An adjourned meeting of the Hihcrnian BE,
p.rocnt aud Mutual Aid Association No will be- held
at their Hall Tuesday evenng.l5th instant At ha't
past seven o'clock 4. 81.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL. IN FAVOR OF TIE
HoNE wAsHEK-KiHd SirS-We hereby certify that
the Home Washer performs its work IN the most con-
Dlete and satisfactory We will be very much
Obliged you send Ms six more, one for each oil
our houses, and twelve wIingers.
Tine Sisters of the Asylum of Mount Carmel.
SISTER Justine, Superioress..
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

BELLS -Mrssrs. Blym"r, Norton II Co., of
Cincinnati Ohio known thr"ughout The country as
successful manufacturers bells Those of steel com
poson tor church schools etc, rival in purity aud
volume those oil copper anu TN, anu cost ohlS
one third much.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

Every good Christian should love his neigh
Dor as himself-that is spiritually and subor-
dinately in reference to God, and that reward
or felicity which is everlasting.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

LINEN DAMAsKss &c Joseph Miller. Jr., COZ
Magazine street between J"sephime and st ANDREW
has darsks at 10 cents per yard which
ale worth 81 Among ibis sp ing goods just received
ia fine assortment of Mozambques aud coiored aipa'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

GARDEN SEEDs.-At this season, when gar
den seeds request purchasers VIII please Ssar IN
MIND that r. r. Virgin successor 10 MauTay vs. Ora
-t.- street full supply which are on,h
I'D free.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

LINEN SUkETtNG, &c-J. Miller, Jr., sells
i34 extra ne linen sheetiEg extremely low and &C. Pil'
low case linen 81 yard together withother articles
equally love
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

A handsome woman pleases the eye but
good woman pleases the heart. Inc one ls
3awel-the other is q treasure.