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COUPONS
IErom the Register.
Wheeling Wholesale Markst.

July 2l.
The European war, and the consequent
probable demand that will be made ou
this sQhntfy for provisions before the
close Of the season, has excited our pro-
duce and prosisiuh market considerably
and prices have somewhat advanced. -
Flour it will be observed, has advanced
| fully one dollar per barrel since our las,
weeks quotations, and tho market, 10,
stead of being dull, ssit WAS then. is ac-
tive and firm. Provisions have not ad,
vahced as rapidly bat they show butte a,
much animation; and are rapidly being
Withdrawn from market
BUTTER-Abundant supply aud pri
ces lower. selling at l8@2Oc.
CHEESE7Good supply aud fair de
maud at lac. ssn. s
CARBON OIL-Prices are firm; stan
dsrd brands, in q jobbiuy way, 27c and
no charge for package.
! CANDLES-Star at 1S@20c; city
mould ss Isle.
GOFFEE-Rio at 2l@ PC; fair at 20c
good at 20I@2lc, prime at 2l4@22c
choice at 22Jc
DRIED FRUTT-Quiet aud dull. Ap
pies, no sales. Peaches at 7t@84c gfol
quarters and go @l0Ic for halves. { q
EGGS Supply good at lS@2oe pei
'0IsS' 0FIsGS'ATAERs-s,le. :, =, and Il,
usual advance for siRall lots in retail
way.
at 6 25@6 IS; white wheat family at
OO@7 so; rcgrindipgs 4 7595 %. ).
/ GRAIN--Wheat active; old white 4
l 35@1 40; red at 20@l 25; no fsv
Iyst offered. Rye at 75c. Oats at 45c
No Barley offering.
| PR0VISI0NS-Market firm and still
advancing g-supplies on the market no
large. Mess Pork 32 90; Sugar Cure'
Canvassed Hams at 26c; family at 23c
breakfast bacon at 18c; clear sides at lSc
clear rib at l7c; shoulders at 15c. Lard
! in ticrces, l7c-kegs at 1876.
| z pFISH-M -Mackeral, No. halves at 4.
|50;No. No. 2 do at 25;No. 3 do new at
90; No. quarters att 00;No. 2at 4 81
No. g at 90 NO. whole barrels Is 00
1 No 8 at9 so; No. kits at B %; No.. Q d
1at2 80; No. do at l 95; white fish. a
18 80; lake shad at 4 %; lake herring a
4 25.
RICE-Large advance; Prime Soutl
Carolina at 91c; common at 94c; good .
1 9lc; choice at 10c.
i SYRUPS-B Baltimore at BOG 65c; Ne'
York at 750 soc; choice drips at 85c.
/ SUGARS Decided advance in refine
and raw held more firmly; New Orlean
at l2l@13Ic; Porto Rico at 11a@12tt
Cuba At 1l@l1dc; crushed, powdere
aud granuloted at 15c; A coffee .
/ l4@l44c;B coffee at 1870 ACC coffee ]
l3J@134c..
i SODA-At Sc in papers, best Me-
Castle at Gle in keg.
i SOAP Family at &c; German a 81
Eastern at l0@12c.
sALT--Dairy at rs; Ohio River !
liz Is.
) TOBACCO-Firm; manufactured Ut
: changed; navy at $50 75c; dark los an
Is at 68@ 75c; bright los and 4s AZ 70(
SOC.
TEA-Gunpowder at l 5O@l q
Young Hyson at 30@1 go; black
IL 00@i 10.
WOOL-At 40@42c, as 10 quality ar
; condition.
GLASS-Eirss quality 8rl0 at 4 o
lOx12 at 4 90; second quality 6xlO
3 90, l0xf2 at3 SO per box Of SO fec
a Discount 10 per cent.
GINSENG-At 55c per pound.
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- 10
EYT This Is the way the correspondent
of the Cincinnati Commercial describes
the grand raid by the United States Sen
ate, on Tuesday last, on the peoples
lands and the Peoples money!:
The ruling passion in the Senate seems
likely TO continue TO the very last day
Of the session. Most of the morning
hour to-day was devoted to giving away
lands to enrich railroads. The balance
Of the day was spent in adding to the
heavy sums which cucumber tire Onini-
bus bill. Heavy appropriations were
added for building public edifices in "a.
rious parts of the country, and the Sch
ate seemed enchanted with the fascina.
ton Of spending money.
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B Eth Ant l9IIEGE

TlHB Thirtieth Session Of this Institution
viii commence on Monday, 26th Sep
tember, 1870, and terminate on the 10th
Of Jane, 1s7l. Il is romantically situated In
the midst Of the beautiful and healthy hill
country Of the "Panhsndlen Of West vir
ginia, easily accessible BY RAILROAD or river
and surrounded with the most favorable In
fiuences for student life 1t has property
In Kndowment. Buildings, Apparatus, Library,
&C., Of over $3.50, 900, and is thus enabled to
sustain q faculty and furnish facilities for a
thorough education, Of the very first order
AMPLE ACCOMMODATION are provided
for both public and private boarding and nm.
furnished rooms will be let to students who
wish to board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION. l. Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian.
guages, for the Degree Of Bstchelor Of Arts.
2. Literary and Scientific Conrse for the De.
gree Of Bachelor of Sciences. 8. The Course
for Master of Arts. 4. The Course for Master
Of Scisncss. 5. Special Courses In Practical
Chemistry, Civil Engineering. DO. Detailed
Information is to these courses will be found
il our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM. The Institu,
tibn has a complete set Of Philosophers al Ap-
paratus, and students who wish It are trained
in the de Of Field Instruments also thor
oughly fitted up Laboratory, for practical in
struction and work in Chemical Analysis, and
an ample Mussau for the study, of Natural
History.
lsTERMs:
At...a A-A n r.
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On Monday, the 18th inst, the follow
ing proceedings we're ha6 in the Court of
Common Pleas, in the HrssoM case;
The State of Ohio ! Indictment for assault with
intent to commit rape OH
the person Of Isabella
Elson Hyssom. Hyssom.
This day came the defendant and
thereupon this cause came on to be
heard on the motion of the defendant for
a new trial, which motion the Court
overruleJ TO which decision the defend
ant then and there excepted.
Whereupon came as well the State ol
Ohio, by its attorney, AS also said defend
ant Elson Hyssom, and the Court hav-
ling inquired OF the defendant what he
had to say why sentence of the law
should not be pronounced against him,
Cor answer said that he had nothing fur
ther to say than that which had already
been said: whereupon it is considered
and adjudged by the Court that the de
PENDANT be imprisoned in the Peniten-
tiary of the State and kept at bard labor
| for the term of ten years, and that he
pay the costs of prosecution.
And theredpon, on motion of tire de
| lfendantan on his notice that he intends
t to apply to the Supreme Court for writ
of error in this case, il is ordered, BY
the Court, that the execution of this
sentence and judgment in this case b.
suspended until the next term of thi.
Court.
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HThe protectionists and monopo-
lists are well satisfied with the tariff en-
acted by the conference committees ol
Congress at the heels of the session.
The Philadelphia Press declares il to be
more favorable than the old tariff fol
American manufactures. The New York
Tribune thinks the new tariff q first rate
platform on which to 60 before the peo-
pie. People. in this instance meaning
prutettidnists. The Radicals will sing
a different tune in the free trade districts
of Ohio this fall.
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Ey-A proposition will be submitted

Ey-A proposition will be submitted
By the School Board of Woodsieldi and
voted upon on Saturday, the Both inst,
whether it is expedient to build new
school House. The old one is rickety
affair, very unsafe and not large enough
to comfortably accommodate the large
niimber Of scholars now within the in
corporated limits. Prudence demands
safety for the little ones against the dan
ger,that now exists,of their being crush
ed by the tottering walls.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-26

EFIn two cases of Ohio vs.. JACOB
SCHNEIDER for aselling liquors to be
drank where sold'' the Grand Jury failed
to find bills. Both causes were remand
ed to the Justice for the collection Of
costs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-26

Egour first page is almost entirely
taken up with news of the war in Eu-
rope We intend giving the fullest and
latest reports Of this foreign muddle,
each week,upto the time We 60 to press.
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ry-The Ohio Statesman and Cihtin

NE Inc Ohio OtdteS"s"s "iiu O'"sin'
natl Enquirer are requested to corrett
the statement that the fifteenth Con,
gressional Democratic Convention is to
be held on August lst. Thursday, Aug
ust 4th is the tiile and Marietta the
place.
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Coal Wanted.

sCBALED proposals will be received unti
- August the 18th, 1870, BY the undersigh
ed, for the furnishing Of ave hundred bush
els Of coal for the Public schools Of Woods
field. By order Of the Directors.
jy26w3. TO. LITTLB, Recorder.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-26

kTaI cant do it, Out upon you!
Work, work, work, and you can accom-,
plish anything yca say sou scan't''
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Muskingum College.

THIS Institution Is sitnated al New Cou-
i tSrd, Ohio. on the Central Ohio Division
Of tbs B. & o. r. r, a.'stsa
Besides the Regular College courses,the Id
stitution has Normal Department in which
spec,al attention is given 10 the Theory and
Pra.tice Of Teaching. s.,
competent Professor Of Modern Langaa.
ges snd elotution has been ssSured. !,
Good opportunities fof obtaining Mhsic
Lessons are offered in the village. ..
Good boarding and lodging can be hid II
very low figures. Many students board in
c.ubs, there6S teducing expenses about one
half
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Wife Notice.

A my wife, Magdelene. has left my home
IA without cause. forewafn al persons
not to credit her on my account as | am de-
termined will not pay any debts Of her con
tracting. CHRISTIAN BHATTLkR.
July 10, ls70-16&3.
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Judge s. w. OKEr, Of Cincinnati,
was engaged, as attorney, in several ca
ses in our Court last week.
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kEWho is the Oldest person in Mon
roe County? Send in the names Of
aged persons.
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VIM, Kllabe 4 70.
0rer so Gold aad Silvv, 1s3sl,f r..
csioed Ouer az Competition; fke H1E.
sst 2,oards Of ArrL S

- q
TsiRsR INsTBuNEST1 HAVING Dxe1 ~
Il fore the puli;S. .5or'tks p6st t11GlC Spnps,
have upon their excsjls1eS s1coe sl16ioasa
.unpurchassd pvs-sminsbss Ina ppooonssa
them unequ4 4lisds ~ IS s4f ~ 4 s.
Thsir 3ONH yomhinsa gzsa} poQssS1 -,
swestnsss, and 6ns SINGING on4litg Z ~ ~
as great purity II inteastisd ~ 16ss
business throushout the suti1s 116s ~
The TpUCH h pliant ssfvI1 M - e
entirely :res fom the sslIFhpae 49, in -
ihany pianos, which causss ~ pesf5ozaf -
& 1oRKnAHsHIP sksy ssssss - y ~
cslied. Their sotiss = esastl tlasts1 w y
care and attention y svefy pr sA6e(f6 -
Chatactsrises he ansus n6oAnGfnus. N6f1
but the bsst weasensd mtAssfol i - u
thsir nauufartsrs. and thsy uill eeooDs ~
hard ussge Of the conosst seon vilA ~
Of the parlcr upd4, - saualisy, nnaGb1op1 q
their udelody; IN fatt they ere een61su6to1 Z
sNot for . YeaF, tat HoeoVop.r d
All Of KxAss's 6ouAss PlAsss Aavs skslt
new impfovsd 6raad eeals ~ ~ rassa /
Agraffe Treble II nppsf eetsrss, :. s, !,
eATBNT GRANTED AUo08T II. 1885.
which Is conceded By all oar tssstsul 6stists
and critics to be the grandssf inbesvsasnt
used in the construction Of Pianos. Kvsry
instrument fully warradtsd for dvs ysass, S
Eareroos,s; MI MI ii b ID Eass Ssss. T.:
OCLUnfBIjU q. ss,l \
i MI Ns,s l2QN a. 9<ltk g.r.~s..- sa..1>S
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EFThe Faif of the Belmont 1nde-
pendent Agricultural Society will be held
this year on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, the 18th, 10Th and 10th days uf
September.
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R3JoHN r SpR1cGs was, at the late
term Of Court appointed Master Com
missioner for a term Of three years.
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kEWe publish one column Of items
on our fourth page. Read them care
fully. m g, s:-
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County Omccrs.

Probate Judge, W. T. SINCLAIR; Office Id
the Cosvt House.
Auditor. s. GRinsnAw; ONCE ia the cOdrt
House.
Treasurer. DAsrzL NKuHARr; ofhcs in the
Court House.
], Clerk 81 Court, Jssz. wnIlAns; Office in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. srR,ens; Office
up stairs ii Bloomsf House.
Recorder. D. o'cossoa; ofiee in the Court
House.
Sheriff, ,GroEaE CAIDwrIEofnos in the Court
House.
mmissioners--IskAc BERNHARD, Wa.
WORKMAN, CHElsrrAs CxHRs ofics with Aud.
itor.
Surveyor, o. s. 6LoAS; Possofice Stafford.
], In6rmary Directors. P. ScHuMAcHkk, SR,
3srxpHER DoUsRERrY, JRssE JACKSON.
Coroner, JoHs MuHLEMAs, ESQ.,; Baresvills,
Monroe county, Ohio.
ARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
AND FRou woopsFIELD.
rarnssville, which now includes Beallsville
and Caisis nails, arrive each evening at
IN. Lsavs each morning At 9A.M.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays aud
Fridays. leave "Wednesday and Saturday
at .. m.
sun6sh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at An.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Lsavss "Wednesday and Saturday
Ab Z. -.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-07-26

HAVING established permanent, office in
IL Woods6sld. hope by promptnsss and
fair dealing to get xgoodly share Of the pub
ic'patronage.
l am prepared TO Issue policies ON Fire
risks at very reasonable rates, especially on
detached Farm and Town property.
Special rates on Tobacco Packing Houses and
contents.
hope that all wishing either Fits or Life
POLICIES Will consult me before iusdIing else
where, Once at DORIS Hotel. Woodsaeld, O.
jy26m2. C. H. DALLAS, Agent.
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Savannah Academy.
SAVANNAH, ASHLAND co, o.
FAN Term begins August 10, ls5o.

CTuDRNTs are fully prepared In Latin,
u Greek, Mathematics and Natural Science
ID enter the Junior or Senior classes Of our
81 spspiii itisaslSi il given to Rssli.a
RIooutioa is taught BY Prof. A. N. Aleott an
experienced teacher
Superior advantages are afforded in the
Normal Department, to students prep airing TO
teach,
q sofaDisd, fulriox AND ROOM Rent. !,
For the Fan term, Ladies' $46 90
-. u 9 Gensisuaen.. ~ 90
Or for cns year, Ladies, lac 20
Gentlemen, 1873 90
Apply for catalogue or circnlat to !.
REv. 8. f;.BoYD,
Principal.
or B. FRAUNSBETRR~ !
Prof. Msth. 4 Nat. Sciences.
- s
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CLuB RArEs. For clubs Of 10 subscri-
bers, and over that number, 81 80 each
single subscribers So; six months 81.
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m Ar RIED.

July 16, by John Hamilton, Esq, Abraham
b. Davidson md Dianna Twaddle.
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HAY-Qais,; prime baled is still quo
ted at Is 0o@l7 10; loose at III 00@l2
90.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained At
l 30 per gallon.
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Nebj aobtriistt'tats,

The ALBANY City Insurance Co.
ALBANY cIrY, NJ z.
CASH CAPIrit s2OO.GtO..
ASSETS Si4t,816 IL.
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MJob work Of all kinds
executed with neatness and
dispatch. Give us q call,
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nE Blank Deeds and Mort
cages for sale at his office.
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The Hyssel.a case.

On Monday, the 18th inst, the follow
ing proceedings we're ha0 in the Court oi
Common Pleas, in the HYssoM case:
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

THE RECEPTION OF BIsAoP Woop.-Yesteriay
afternoon IAN immense assemblage of persons
was congregated in the Cathedral on the Occa-
sion OF the reception ceremonies of Right Rev.
Bishop Wood, recently returned from Rome
Over one hundreds priests III It in the adjoining
chapel in cassock, surplice and biretta, and,
forming in procession, they went ont of the
door on Summer street, singing in simple har-
mony the Psalm Laudate Pueyi Don,inum."
The Bishop, meeting the proces sion at his own
door kneeling down, he was handed u crucifix
by Very Rev. Father Carter, v. g., and subse-
quently the aspersorium and censor. The pro-
cession then proceeded into the Cathedral, aud
moving up the main aisle the clergy entered
the sanctuary, and the Bishop kneeling in
prayer, ~: yersicle !" Protector Neste," was in
toned by Father Carter. After. which the
Bishop was seated on his episcopal tht0ue and
resolved the respects Of his clergy:
Very Rev. James O'Connor, ID. d., Rector OF
st Charles Theological Seminary, then as
cended the pulpit and delivered brief address
OF welcome to the Bishop, referring to the re-
gret the clerical body felt at his departure,
and the desire entertained for his safe return.
Bishop Wood then arose, and after, o few
preliminary remarks, he said he thanked his
people with all his heart for this demonstration
the love of God, the Church, and its cere-
m0uies.
He referred to the fact of it being i'm possible
to get access to the Council at Rome for the
purpose OF learning its proceedings, and hence
the accounts forwarded to the United States
were necessarily Imaginary ones. He would
say, however, that no assemblage of the
Church ever met with q more thorough
and perfect union than the Council of the
Vatican, where there was perfect freedom to
discuss every question most thoroughly and
fully. This was one of the reasons why she
body was slow in its neutrality-suspicious.
as it did, to the Roman maxim Dems ct Dies."
He thought the body would certainly not ad-
journ until after the festival of st Peter and
st. Paul, in the latter part of June. He
had obtained from the Holy Father the
Papal Benediction both for himself and his
flock, with the privilege also of personally i'm
parting the same to them, and he said he
would avail himself ON this occasion of the
faculty thus granted He then gave the Papal
Benediction in the usual manner. Notwith-
standing the great multitude of people present,
the regularity and order which prevailed was
Society of st. Vincent de- Paul, who with Mr..
William j. Powe, did much to facilitate the
comfort and convenience of all present.-Pkil-
adelphiG Inquirer Aprii 8.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

PRIME GRoCERIEs.-we are told by the via.
est of mortas that there lie time for all ihnqs" In
accordance with chs maxim worldly people decr
inmate. An muss, ought to know chat there ia a
time IN which rational people shoud abstain we'll as
indulge. Such period-that of abstinepce-bas inst
terminated 10 noticeable, that while IL existed A.
W. Skardon Co. the famous Fourth District grocers
have with tudcious retcence omitted their pub
licatons-judging by coluihns. They would na. be
Acce>sory to temptation; hence their silence With
conscientious recttute. they aim. while mnsternR TO
the body not TO hazard injury the Now that the
period of sorrow and gloom has passed they emerge and
lay before the community list of groceries which
general exce nee aud freshDess Is surpassed II
equasd in this city If the people of New Orleans do
not keep Easter IN the NEST Joyous way it viii
vertsemepD every thing that can minister we'll TO
the plaDest taste to the exquisite palate
the finest flavor choice Goshen butter sugar
Coffee rnisns prines currants citron elio-
brandy fruits, canned goods, brandy, VIII skey
porter, ae, and -four, OF the best brands that
this market We need remind readers, that the
corner OF jackson and Rousseau str.ets Fourth Dis
tct is the favorte of the best families that the
RoOda delivered free of charge In any part Of
the city and that the prices will be- found to be
Iisfactory
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

LOUISIANA STATE FAIR-The Third Annual Stats
Fair win commence the sd instant and from what
NC have sosn. and that learn there can be no
Reasonable doubt that the approaching will exceed
in interest and Effectiveness any that has preceded
Those vhohave had the matter in charge from the be-
ginnng have spared pains 1t oaudue. to tho
interest Of abe state and city and they the Rrat
cation Of knowing that their efforts have been apprecia
ted by the public at large and the result
In accomplishing this work. It affords pleasure tn
bear testimony 10 tho enlightened zeal Of the
Luther Homes Esq. whose untirng energies have been
HDEesaitsiugls devoted to It's success. ,N
+, The Hon Christian Roseius will deliver the annual
address
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

J. A. Braselman s. Co., $50 and $50 Magazine
street. offer to their customers beautiful dress goods
gold pices It ia true the Supreme Court have agreed
to the question to the conatitutonalfty Of
- the great street firm offer their goods at
gold prices, the community may we'll Chase away all
universally accepted all points involving the legality
of-borRains.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

PRIME READlNG.-C. C. Haley, the great
Bookseller Ssanner and Newzdealer. No. 10 CONNER
ca Place and i53 Poyras street. stns package of
the latest pu icatUns and has his shelves
tath,ic World LippenCutts Van Nost, Ru- Engineer
ing XIX Century Eclecttv Putnams Overland, London
Society, teUpie Bar, BelEraviA
en- echnnluist La trance Elegante, Lo Bon Ton, and
lie Beau Monde all ~ the above aziDes for April
tie has alan the largest of
foreign and domestic, IN the south among which he
tends th. London Iustrated News, Losion Graphic,
Irish People. Irish American. Irish Republic IrfAh
EitSrn Dublin Nation Scs t'dlc AmericSn, tanner
the SOUTH aud Wilkes Spirt-Al the late,
of the daS, and school boks be tAd of Mr.. Haley.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

BAReArNs-Jos. Miller, Jr., GOT Magazine
sezpO& has I" minced the matter" this morning. ss
WSl he by his squs'e advertiseent in ths
n1.R. The prices equaTely stated He always acts
SAeho square All ~ho deal with him make square
&nrnn7na And be viii be known in history the
S lnas fortune by squaIiDR bis cOnductO the rigid
nEfDapG Spbity Ladies' read his list 1t
=, secesnary arucea from the pillow case, which o
rGs,r sntle heads. Ia this hoee which ests 81 year
AGlahlinE sHtisa
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

DR.. PRICES CREAM BAKING PowDER-A
box of this celebrated article handed to few
days We have thoroughly tested It, and contrary
to opinion has proved entirely sats
factory; II is the only baking powder we would buy
biscuit give out while warm delicious creamy smell
unlike any thing of the kind We have seen For
the qualification of the general public happy to
say that this inimitable powder be had 1t most
5Commercil Place
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

PIPE ORGANs.-Louis Grunewald, of 129 Ca
nal street. intends shortly visit Europe, and while
there will inspect tho most famous
with the view Of introducing the latest improved iDsru
mentp in this country This opportunity should be
syAed Of by those who desire have their orders filled
Clergvmen in the interior will please give the d
mensops Of the lofts of their respective churches
well as the amount they wish to invest See adver
tsement.
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Perfection, Says st. Francis de Sales, does not
consist in keeping aloof from the world, but in
happiness depend upon thS enjoyment of it.
The sight of the world is dangerous only 80 far
that he who sees it might love it !; but that
sight cannot hurt him who is firm and reso-
lutte.