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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-10

NEW ORLEANS March H. 1870.
Joseph Ellison, Esq, President Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance Company
Dear sir-Allow me to acknowledge the prompt set
SAND poLLARS insurance upon the life of the late
THOMAS BLOIS, deceased February %, 1879.
Very respectfully,
mha7 I'm L: w BAQUIE, Agent.
nR. d. BLY'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL -----
u LEGS AND ARMS. GnsSn,S
Inc Anatomicai Leg has side motion at the IN
ankle, the same as the natural one. aud con:
tains all the latest improvements in Artificial
Legs. 1t is recommended by the best -
geOns in America being all others
Each Leg is for tive years with perfect
pattern from sOo So. Arms with patent shoulder
full finger motion. All kinds Of Artificial Limbs re-
paired on short notice and reasonable terms[/
,n Send Go descriptive Pamphlst it contains valuable
LEWIS LOCKWOOD Manufacturer,
se26 ~ 50 Camp. street, New Orleans. La
The undersigned has in store full and complete
assortment Of
Fresh and Reliable Garden Seeds.
Purchasers be supplied in quantities suit and
Furnished free on application. E. F. VIRGIN
Successor to D. Maupay,
apps 3m ss Gravier street.
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| A hoossETS FISHING TACKLE.
southern market in the FISHING TACKLE LIE
oser sWeDgy years takes pleasure Offering to his
country friends and one of the aroest and
and ~ ST OF HOOKS, LINES RODS FLOATS
anu pAShhIS, IN all their varieties and would beg
jun Peiusi Oh the following articles:
FISH HOOKS ..4sa-
Limerick Trout Hooks, bowed 1xo to lOxo. a
q, OF, " hatted, to lOxD
SheePhead Hooks ali sizes rinded
Kedhsh Hooks all sizes, ixO to iOxO
:, Ghestertown Hooks ali sizes p
9. fish Hooks, to l6. rInked
to 49, latfed
Gravtation Hooks Fish and Trout
Croaker Hooks. N ~AN
Buffalo and Snnfsh Hooks
Limerick Snooded Hooks, all sizes,
- Wired Houls, all sizes
Sea and Catfish Hooks ! TO TO-
Also ASSORTED LINES.
Cotton Gable LAID Trout Lines % 800 feet long.
Cotton Twist Trout Lines.
. " Fish Lines
Jay ont Lines large.
lefch and Croaker Lines.
Linen Trout and Fish, and assorted colors, Lines.
Hemp Fishing Lines, all
Plated and Twisted silk Lines.
ScagTTlss Fish Lines, all sizes
Cork and other Floats all sizes.
Rugged and Furnished Lines
Fishing Rods, assorted. liz
Fishing Baskets. assorted.
Ann a complete assortment of HARDWARE and
CUTLERY. Always on hand the genuine BAMBOO
POLES. r - ~ .,tt,, -
Country and city dealers are invited to e1tamine my
stock before purchasing and they will find MT soricea
the Low EST in the market -
Sign of the Big Bamboo. @iiH-
A: RoUsSET, Hardware Importer,
mh2o I'm l1old Leyee opposite the CustomhOuse.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-10

Mr.. O'Reilly Dease's story in the House
of Commons was not fully reported.
He, as you know, is member for Louth. He
says that ut the last election Colonel Taylor,
ON the part OF the Conservative govern
ment, bargained with Viscount G ormansron,
an Irish peer, that if he would send his son
down to Louth 10 contest the county he
ehcHld have an English peerage. This lie
Dease's tale, and it is not without confirma-
tion. Mr.. Preston, the Yiscount's son, did
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-10

NMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS,
fish Mails. ~ ''e' anu ofi'
Sailing from Pier 45 North River New York eyery
SATURDAY. ~ 'A' o'siS
Sailing from Liverpool every WEDNESDAY
Queenstown THURSDAY
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n ruE ulsfHIcr c0rnr OF TINE UNITED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
| SINIES EOR IBE psIHlCE on VERMONT,
Ia the mates at Henry L Way Bankrupt. Ia
Ba lErJptry IUthc creditors 81 said Baaltup',
aud Az UtAofe whom ID may cuurcfh The un-
dotsIgnrd assIgneo Of tho estate VI said Bank
rupt hereby gives notice that II has b9en Ordered
BY the District Court Of said DIslfiet that thU
second and thlrd general meeting of tho cred.
iturs Of said Bankrupt, be held At tbs United
states Court Room, in Rutland 10 said Distinct,
on the 22i day 81 November A. D., 1870 az 10
O'Clock, A. M,, fVrthe purposes namrdin the 9Th
and 18th erCtious Of lhe Bankrupt Act Of March
the "a, 1901 aud tins Is Also 10 give notice that
have hi0d nay tiual account, as assignee OF said
Bankrupt, aud that at said Time aud place, !
shall apply 10 said Court Ter the excitement OF
saa account, and FOR o discharge nom all liabil,
ity as aes gnee Of raid estate, in accordance with
the prayH una " raid 18th section
Dated az l,utland, ia said District, THE path
day " October 1870
2lw2 J, EDGERTOk, Assignee.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE We, the subscri-
\ / bgrs being appointed by the iiln, the Poo
bate Court t0i The district Of Manchester, COM
missioners 10 receive examine and adjust all
claims aud demands Of all persons agaiust the
estate 81 JOHN b. AOULEN,
a'e Of Rupert, ia said district deceased and also
an claims aud demands o1hb "a 10 offset there
10 aud six months from the 10th day OF october
1870 being all wed By said Court for that pur-
p0se, we a.. therefore, give notice that We will
attend 10 the business Of cur appointment At the
late residence ~ the raid deceased the lath Of
day n April 1871, from one until four o'clock PM
OF said dty.
Dated al Rarert, this la.h day If october A. D,
1870
r. l.. SHELDON -.,
"a G. A. SHERMAN. N''"' 10
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DObDA NEENINE is Administered With DO
lEamptad sgortss Ngthefs REMEMBER THE and
-Are yugr .,lfie ouHs the seoDg ~ Nest distress
sing complaints Ii also nerEs admirably m
Ac4slas, tuas.aZ Gat ~ fa~a sell AID haung
the bo4eis 'ftt aHA HFattHfui FIJI TIE di4sases
vhieh AWa CHILDREN NHkN 1EEfHlAH,
npthsaV can furnish murc lHsisHt 81 EFatein re-
lef Remember II eantaIar D. Bfit 81 - auy form
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TO PHYSICIANS,


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mv prlmraiiua preAeHiaatass lts sus' Ell
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need t. cases shore l4ar 60 iHhaussliaH gti-t.
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tbat apoa Inspection q ulB meet ulaa yaar el.
probation
Wiia iel8ag q prp olad una lses,
aa. segy respectfully,
II T. mLNBorp,
Chemist ara Dmrsist Of ~ Ysars FNpenyues.
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NOTICE We tue cub.
I -gfuaf- being appointed by dle lion. the
lsphgte Court far the bstfri VT Manchester,
commissioners 20 receive, rNtmtUe and adjust al
r.aiatr Hau dtnsu s. ut al persons asslust TIE
estate ul LAtHANIAlI PADDOCK.
late ~ Dorset, 10 sad district. deceased, and
also all 81 ius and demands exhibited N oiisot
thereto an elk months from HE lith day Of
October lsIt Icing aiioN od by sad G"nrttur that
purpose, us Co., therefore, hereby give notice,
tuat we WI attend % 10 the business OF onr ap-
pointmeut sc tha dwelling house ut the rald de-
ctssed 3n the iata day 81 April 1871 from one
uutii / o'tlota =. ~, on SAID day
Dated % B0rFet, tii. 1874 day Of Otr8her A.
D. 1870.
4, y ARMSTRONG, C..,,,rs
% lIiiLETES BAlsRONS,
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siEkyIIIITkIIIIIl

heo itaaa - tie ,EaH6eat urf e aud iH-
ppfaHca Written from hiHh moral agd pbgsi.
illogical standpoint by 81 ointment phfseiAn aad
medical proleesof d Shove how Satag u working
tut hiz subtle sad dangerous designs through
our mutt sacred domestic end social rotations
Pure-miHag8, bnt ouf.sgphcu aud aggressive the
author handles ihe lieate Fubltel uaattd Of
WituDat qiIfts, b1t % sgch o mtuuor as not 90
minister b. pruHunt curiosity. The Physical
regeneration pE tHa r5cR ls subject justly cu-
listing tga taterae ard vnraihy ~ ai ttue phi
tsugHi9piat- g- = this book. 1t Is believed, Will
c1ultDgso ~ shat end inst ~ proportion AZ IL has
res tore. A circular eCUt free, containing luu
description sud rguudss d tie work with liberal
extract. y - VENT, FuUlisutr o College
Place, ~. >. i6f
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No better ionr var over offered III this market
Also other choico brands constantly on hand.
Buy your iaur 81 them and save lIlm jOct.. TO
100 per barrel EFF
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Helmbold.g Fluid Extract Of Buchu

Helmbold's Fluid Extract of Buchu
IN al diseases Of these organs, whether existing
Ia male pr female, from whatever cause o,iginat
ing aud no matter u how long standing Il Is
pleasant ia t4ste and odor, immediate in action,
and more s.rens theniug than any Of the prtFar,
ations Of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from broken d5wn on delicate
constitutions, procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that, however slight
may be the attack u the above diseases, it is
certain to affect the bodily health and mental
pOwcrs.
All the shove diseases require the aid Of Di-
ureuc HELMBOIBS EXTRACT BUCHu IL
che great Diufetic
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IF YOU WANT ANY KIEn OF
YANKEE NOTIONS
5silat CONE 4 BURTON'S

CommisAouers Notice.
WE, the sHhs ,tihcrs brng appointed y the Hon
w the Probate CONT Cor the district Manchester
Commissioners ~ recsite, examine adjust the
claima and demands ofa persons against heestate Of
SUSAN A. DIXON,
late OF Suudgatc IN said District dccealcd and also
all claims aud demands nyhbited 10 offset thereto, aud
ak months from the an iay Of october, S0 being 81
lowed by said Court fer that purpose do therefore
hereby give notice. that will attend 70 the business
nf oar appointment at the dwelling house Of smith
Peck IN said saudgat, ON the l9th day Of April sill
from one until four o'clock Z ~ on said day.
Dated NJ sandgate this 18Th day 81 October 4, D.
1870.
70 SMITH PECK
RALPH BENTLEY, ! Commissioners
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Helmbold's Extract of Buohu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

viii radically extermnatc from tbe system dis.
eases arising from habit- Of dissipation at little
expense, little or no change in diet, no inconven.
renee Or exposure; completely supcrseding those
unpleasant and dangerous remedies Copai
and Mercury in all t,iose diseases.
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READ! READ! READ!

Tie fa3seiae letar tfam TIE .afzcst drug
b8assiH she lnliel atAise
ofdss aFEe t,a1dpih Eai Company Wh0is-
stl afaeWiAts 81 haauun sifreet Boston 1870
ltaf tiF Me baFe sasd INHNs AEHAlAt foT
she sst "a tfHfs ard tzu tffittfu tiAift a.
aiEau 81 Us rAtstasti9H tu Fafe ,N1aee ~ far
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- Il - Woman

FaHfrt 81 ST. rms sfntUsN uf WOMAN ASp
uEN pis EfAEs H5, MaNAe EHaaEra uE tNfHl7t#f-
fatkft. num tAgEstl fH Osr A.G. arh sigEBui D..
ffa1EtuEs E,lHkElet. esH Fae.s H1aha lH lasH'le
fat EHsHe6 t#atas Ff.u 2 gel
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DOdd's Nervine
AND INVIGORATOR.
A IAnHnpGA TnhNC ANn SIOMGrNlc.
NERVOUS DISEASES
DNNN'S NERIIN

LA COMPLETE SpECIF1C TO- siecplessuess
II snothr the tbfobbiug muscle Ike magic, and
iraaqueiizss the.miud and everybody kuowe
that good sleep Is better then al medicines And
az fB1h- tliat
CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS.
Ef9uI8 ts.a tt,fs trt,lv tgf.5,sf rFt fp,s,itsi4a
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SALEsMEN WANTED.

statesmen WANTED.
Business honorable. N0competiti0u liberal pay given
= W KENNEDY. S, Ath ST.. PhilA .--4w25
w ANTED ~ AGENTS everywhere, 10 canvass for
w JoHv ;. q. ABBorr's forthcoming book " Prussia
aud the FrancuIrusslan War live subject Tor a
vide awake clnyasser Adl7ess b. b. Russell 1, Bos-
ton Mass;--4w25
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Turks Island SILT

ASHT0NS SALT. PORN. FISH
LARD. HAM TEA CUFFE.
M0ItsSEs a. SYRUP
Nsse4st e t l.ns- i.at SEES eo3a ai
Br8utrY I ftAtEMER
N lasE WA
Gel seed lse
vssta taF sH s
A4aaN
Cottage built House,
$3.50 saf Hal ass et aFe a
faa4 4 fars gaisac.sas
Il etF & As N HAA4
lasi Aiag ssEg s. 1863 sutAg
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II7IfII6t q u 100 iHF ~ % ~
BNaugFY ftANGMER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30
A Wonderful Microscope.

Rev. Daniel Wise, D., D.. editor of the New
York Sunday School Advocate, thus speaks
of the celebrated Craig Microscopes
Its simplicity, cheapness and great magni-
ying power US struck with surprise. Then 1
was examining fy's eye by its aid, and
was struck with wonder at the skill and power
of the Creator which is displayed in its struc-
ture. When saw statement in an adver-
tisement that the Craig Microscope magn6ed
one hundred diameters, and could lie bought
for $3.50. l thought it was one of the hum
bugs Of the hour, for had paid $50 for
microscope not long before. But now | find
it to be a really valuable instrument which |
should like to see introduced into the families
of our readers in place of the manifold useless
toys which please for an hour and is then
destroyed. This microscope would both amuse
and instruct them and l advise every boy and
girl who wishes to know the wonders which
lie in little things to save his money until he
has 1915, which will pay for the microscope
and the postage when seat by mail
As a holiday gift this microscope is unslir-
passed, being Ornamental, instructive, ANUS
ing and cheap, and never lcoses its interest
Agents and dealers supplied on liberal terms.
sample will be mailed, post paid, to any
address for S2,75, by L. II. Ross, 3l3 Locust
St. ST. Louis, No.
Read the advertisement in another column.
June I, l870-3mo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30
A Rare Glance.

A Rare Glance.
To anyon, with small capital, who would
desire engaing in the mercantile business, a
rare chancsis offered, through the Agency
of Trout s. GrabilI, of this place, for the
purchase ofa country Store Stand, situated
in a wealth. section of county. The prop
srty consiss ola new Store House, and all
necessary fxtures, new dwelling house and
other out buildings, with tract CT - acres
of good limestone land, admirably situated.
The Who'll property can be purchased for
The sum of So co., 1t is one of the best
country stads in the Valley, with large
trade, the leighborhood Post Office, and gen
ezal centreof trade and travel. For further
parIicularsaddress Trout & Grabill, Wood
stock, Virfnia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30

The CRAIG MIcRoscoPE.-This Microscope
is smpliied and adapted TO popular as wei
as scientific use. a new optical wonder !.
This is the only instrument OF high power
which requires no focal adjustment, and
therefore can be readily used by every one
even by children. Costing only Two Dollar
and Sesehty-fve Cents, by mail, postpaid, it
is within the reach of all in the community,
and should be on the table of every Pract
TONER. Read advertisement in this paper.
June 9, 1870-3mo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30
woodstock Academy.

The mai School, at this place, under the
management of Pro. j. Salyards, closed its
second SESSION for the present year on Friday
last. At night the Academy Lyceum, COM
posed Of III. older students. closed for the sea-
son, in dpate upon the question Is the
pen more powerful than the sword. Atfirma-
tive J. W.Harrison, Of Rockingham. I. N.
Graves andC. E. Graves, of Page County
Negative c B. Lakewood, of Harri.onburg
n. e. Moore. of Rockingham, and e. D. New
man, Of Shenndoah
The discussion was conducted in a very
courteous an parliamentary manner and re
fected considerable credit upon the parties
engaged in tie debate.
The Salutaory Address was delivered by
Lauek Walton of this place, and the Yaledic-
tory by VIM. hudson, CT Page County.
Prof: Saiyats las closed his first year, as
Instructor, aih;s place. 10 The great satisfac-
lion Of all hia lafFol.. ana the evident atl-
vancement CT Ii students. As ga Instructor
Pro. Salyards la al ways been attended with
pleasing success,snd a. a profound scholar,
thorough in all til branches Of Classical, Math-
ematical learniagni S,ientiio and Philos.
phlcsl literature b has very fSw equals. lie
has made the piressiou Of instructor the
pursuit Of his litc.and his passion for such
duties has besn ID secret OF his great sue
cess. It is to be hpcd that cur citizens sill
endeavor to secure is further services, and
after sufficient iadGcments to retain 60 com
petent and successal an Instructor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30
Page County.

Page County.
We are informed by our correspondent that
the wheat crop in Page County is very fine,
with the exception of some little damage to the
wheat in the low lands, occasioned by the
frequent heavy rains. The weaye1 has made
its appearance ip some sections, but will not
materially affect the crop. The corn is gen.
orally in clean and thrifty condition.
The engineers have finished their second
survey Of the Page Valley railroad from
Front Royal to Luray. 1t is expected the
Road will be put under contract before great
ghile, and pushed on to a speedy completion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30
Dry Goods and Notions.

II you want something nice, or something
cheap 80 to c. W. Greens, Alexandra. Mr..
Green is large dealer in Dry Goods and Nc
tons, and can supply you at regular whole
sale OF very low retail prices. See his card
in another eoluma
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30
H2rycst.

Our farmer, are all ased, during the
present week, in taking off their wheat crops,
and will have finished by the Fourth Of July.
The crop is somewhat advanced in The season,
and as far az has been cat the heads are well
filled and heavy, net having been injured by
any Of the rsaal accidents, except in 8 very
limited section. The crop promises to yield
larger AMOUNT than FOR many seasons
harvested il this section
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30

! uINsnIp ClateTs:
Some few Of the officers of the different
townships Of this county have qualified, but
refused 10 give bonds, as nothing had been
prescribed bg the Legislature. The Bill pre-
scribed duties &C., has SINCE been passed
and it is hoped these officers viii prepare, at
an early day to enter upon the duties of their
various Offices. If we can come into possession
of the bill we will publish it. viii soma of
our Representatives remember US.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30
sheep Killed.

On Friday nj ght last, some dogs attacked
flock of sheep, belonging TO Mr.. Jacob ott'
of this place, and killed three and injured six
or seven others. Some ofthe dogs have been
found out and dealt with according to the
tcoGe."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30

Rev firm.
Hughes, Attorneys at Law. Mr. Payne has loca-
ted in this place, and has his Office in court
yard. Mr.. Hugh es has located at Edinburg.
These gentle! en- come TO our county well re-
commended and we should be glad to see them
receive the patronage of our citizens.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30
S. s. Picnic.

s. s. Pic-nic.
T he Sunday School picnic, as adve' tissl to he
held in tie grove near Col. Pliers depot, sew
eral miles west of Strasburg, was held on
Wednesday last, several thousand persons
being in attendance. The occasion was Gel
ebrated with great zest, and n general good
feeling and harmony prevailed with sill pres
en- L.
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Something New.

SOMttHIHE N6E'
Attention is called to the ertisesaent of
Driven wells in another column. These wells
can be sunk, pumps attached ready for use, in
fey hours, and at cost nat exceeding two
dollars per foot. We have seen them in op-
Grafton and are confident that they are the
heapest wells known.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-06-30
ReiS. Young & co.

Commission Merchants, OF Alexan dria, are
prepared to receive consignments from the
valley. Two of this firm are from the valley,
and viii take special pleasure in accomodat-
ing their numerous friends of this section
See card in another column.