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DRY GsbOIsS.
ERESH ARRIVAL OF

ERESH ARRIVAL OF ...
"A FALL AND wINTER DRY GOODS
AT JULIUS SYCLE'S,
noS Main street, second door from corner eth st.
! am receistng hrevcry steamer large lois Of
every description OF DRY es0ons and FANCY
GOODS, which are selected with the greatest care
especially for .hs market, and bought at the low
rsi cash prices:
Dress Goods of every description;
Empress Cloth in all colors, from 50 to 7Sc:
French Merinos, IN all shades;
Solid-cnlorca Alpaca at sc very chcap:
English Crown Popnn, so, ss, and +oc., entirely
Plaid roplIns at $50: great bargain:
Ottoman Cloth and Reps;
Mouslin Delaine at Soc:
S1ack lalpacas, Nom &c. upwards;
AouratnE Goods in great variety.
DOMESTIC cOUDS.
81 Elcsch"i Cotton a. I?!c., tbs bcs. in the city
EaIc>e. nj l2sc, and as low as SC; 49,
Rrnwn Cotton ~ sc:-rcry good Al FAC;
Canton Flaarti ~ l5c. per yard.
SuAWLS AND CLEANING.
Gnlnchi!is Clos&tng IN the latest designs;
Long snd square Eruchc Sh wis;
u oHtlcn Sh,wis, from 81 .'S upwards;
Misses Sh,wls, AZ sizes, from 7Sc. upwards:
Black SIX We've, warranted pure silk, for Cioak.
vc,yc1@cns. all co,ors at the lo,~cst prices:
W nilc F.asns, ~ S"G; rer .trd is,.o,,, =, ,,,,.
ta%>tm"rCS. NlNih. no%SkiuS, iaSstEcttS, To Snit
Men : ma Bows wear:
A l'trc lr' al Blankets. white and culoyrl at re-
G@Ccd prices.
WHITE GOODS
Tsh,~ SN1 Pi1nn Covers, .... ,...-.........
NSTS.iiisS QatIs,
NsuA.ps Snd noyleS, from 75c. per dog. upwards
Table psmask Is. from Goc. upwards;
h..<icry Sud Gloves;
SASH Etohon, iG great vsrety ami latest styles
We've. Ribbon, sll widths
20 toz. l.i0tn CambriC H4UukCrCh!etS at 35c. per
ipL-n:
~" 10. s!.JN n Tnc. per dozen:
-n. Bee. Il so - >5c rt:T dCZcn.
Nc U.,ccisj .t;ci:tiou tn uuc stock of G. gnt's
st.T;.is.i:.. .,,as,}>, hr: - sluHy- cvmnlctC.
'1. H,k = call AID cNamta%tinu of our
s.: "a. aua Nou ~ii fad tn righs goods n the
stl'f p.lgv>. al soon. IL IT'S SGC'F.
ues ~; BSaad street. ID door below eth.
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L.EC>lj ARRIVALS.


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-. Ea-efs'GH'd oeS' I" c"'i VIC A''e'''" -
buyers 20 his entirely fAESa >Eoth of Dfl
C.aT,S rox, In store and receiving, II is conf
49,. ,.,..., .,,.. -, ..,a. s,,n.r;or - !, hos
H''"> "s''e''" ''a' H'
'rneNh'hited IN this market sifce 'he ~ar' u
D. " ~, selected with great care ana WIN SpeciA
y 'r.:t"" :" thr "t;'iS o' ms community.
We iu''i- particular &.'ehii9n 10 '"- i"iin Nv liE
.a'" - fJ.'EitH &n1 D' "r9i ~ f<.''''N'
"a! - are rtGnArsdio cNhi0h III iaF&" 4ua''i-
.Ie@ ~ =rcAi vs"i"'y:
AVLRSLNG GOODS (ol every uescIipsl'h' IL
A-fAtAS-
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"RA1LRoAD MYSTERIES" - Under this
caption there is a paragraph or two in Ma
ior Kelly's last letter from Richmond to his
paper, which we copy. He says;
"1t now appears to be settled fact that
the Baltimore and Potomac Company will
complete their road through Maryland to
the Potomac, river near Pope's creek. OBJ
tainifg a charter for an extension, they
propose coming on direct to Richmond,
through King George, Caroline, DC.
This; it is said, will be the great
eo,,thcrn throlgh-freisht line. 1t is III
timated that they next will seek for a
great through passenger line, and to this
end will diverge from The freight line ut a
point in Caroline county, and build sepa-
rate line of railway Uid Fredericksburg to
Alexandria and Washington, having al
ready secured the Long Bridge at The latter
point for their line to pass over. This IS a
Suggested policy on the one side, but
whether it is one of simple menace to the
line already existing, the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad, or So
berry and seriously entertained, is more
than I can youch.
Snow, on the other hand, hear it conf
dently stated that there never will be two
through direct lines along this route, from
Richmond to Washington; that sooner than
allow such competition, the present rail
road company (the r., f., and P.) would
sell out, and that they could do this the
more readily from the fact that they enjoy
franchises which no Legislature would &c
willing to grant to any internal improve
ment company at this day.
cit is very certain that there is neither
freight nor travel now sufficient to support
two lines.
81 presume that arrangements have been
made looking to the junction at Cccoquan
of what is known as the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg road with the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac road, and if
SO we need not expect another line Of rail
way-that is, the extension of the first
named within the present decade but | do
look forward to the day, and that not dis
taut. when line shall be built from Occo-
quan tapping the Manassas road, which will
but Fredericksburg into direct communl-
cation with the Valley of Virginia"
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in your hearts to your great chief not only

In your hearts to your great chief not only
patriot, but soldier; not only soldier, but
Christian. He was not only soldier, but
Christian soldier. That light that is shed
u nd we n RnoW where % HnI he Is W F
longer mourns the lost cause, no more bears
the furled banner, but now he Is serving
under the banner that streams from the bat
Elements Of Heaven. 1t is the banner under
which he ever served. There is LETT US his
good example, and soldiers who never fall
tered obey him now. It is his command
that you enlist under the banner of God
and Of His Son.
Judge Campbell, of Louisiana, also made
fine speech, for which we regret we have
not room. @.-"@
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The MISSIONARY CAUSE.-THE public
meeting of the Leigh-street Missionary So
ciety on Sunday afternoon was a decided
success. Mr.. j. A. French, president OF
the society, stated the object OF the meet
Ing. Mr.. A. B. Clarke offered some con-
gratuatory remarks on the part Of the sun
day school, and addresses were then delW-
cred by Rev. j. 7. Whitley, and Dir. John
R Turnin ~
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RAILROAD FREiGHTs.-Tbe Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company viii receive
freichts from and after to-day for all points
on their road, and for Lexington and
Lynchburg. The Orange and Alexandria
road will charge ten cents per 100 pounds
additional to cover transfer Of freight at
Jynchhurg. fS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-18

ExEur1vE APpoINrMEN7s.-The Cover
nor has appointed Samuel Il. Buckner 70
bacco inspector for Martins warehouse
He has also appointed The following nota
ries public: George ", Turner, OF Lynch
burg William q. Harper, OF y erioik ]; ]; ail'
]. Bannister, Of Petersburg.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.-By mutual consent h!c5srs.
SMITH & HOLDEN have sold ont their good WIN,
interest, and entire stock TO j. V. REpDY. The
business beuceforth will be conducted By Mr..
REppy. and as he is young gentleman OF enter
prise and ability we wish him success. ANEW
stock OF mirrors, parlor pictures, rhotograph
frames, rriuts moulding5 etc., OF all kinds haTe
lust been received. Great inducements are offered
the public, who are respectfully invited 70 visit
the establishment, sas Broad s,ree between ~ ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-18

The CHAruANs AT THE THRATKE.-The
Chapman sisters were greeted by q brilliant
audience lastnight. and Cinderella was pro-
duced in . style thai brought down the
house in round after round OF sheary ap,,
| her talents and charms to the very Best ad.
vantage, and Ella, as the Prince was III
quaint and pretty. Bishop was the
same laughter-proyoking Clorinda that we
have seen before We noticed quite an
acquisition to the company in Miss Maude
Hamilton, IN actress who, despite the. dis
advantage of a first Appearance In az, en-
tireIy new role to, her, gave evidence OF
talent and sprightliness which will make
her favorite in Richmond. .es
Tonight the popular and. eyer-plessing
lburlesque Of Kenilworth !" is The. A6sae.
l tion ls-sss83 - .t!''i 20 -
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DEATH Or INJURY BY ACCIDENT insured
against by the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE. Coa-
pANY, OF Hartford, Conn. The protection tdered
IL fully worth tho osne'i pronliue1. "" -
animation required. Monthly or yearly. policies
issued by Z. COURTNEY JENKINS, State Agent,
lll0 Main street, Richmond, Va. ~
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JOSH BILLINGs's ALMANAc.-The Josh By
.ings Atmina1 for 1871 is out, and for sale
by ElIyson & Taylor, next to the 1tspatffh
Office. 1t is packed chock full OF ehoise
bits of fun, and should be In every lamay
as safeguard against depression ot spirig'
One hundred thousand copies OF tnls ane.
mac was sold to one man before tS was pei
RI r,rese g--"rs -. sss5S L.
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A meeting of southerners resident ~
New York was held Saturday, at wnich. u
was resolved 10 call o public meeiins at ah
feeling excited by the death Of Gen. Lee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-18

Corn AND FtorR ExcHAEGE.-A meeting
of the Board of Directors Of the CGrnand
Flour Exchange will be held this evening
at 5 o'clock at the Exchange. &C.,.
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MAIDEN PINE AND FOREST O4KlWoon OF
rare excellence, despite the canal breaking. has
been secured by J. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street,
aud Is sold by him, sawed and split for kindlfng ana
cooking. Get It ereIt goes He sells tho best Goals
and coke at the lowest prices Buy of him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-18

FIRE TgLEeRApH.--This apparatus was
thoroughly tested on yesterday BY Messrs.
Paynter & Dowell and the Chiefs of the
Police, and Fire Departments, and found to
be in excellent working order. The alarm
was turned In from every box, and each
one indicated its location. The machine ut
the bell-house is under perfect control,
and can be struck at the rate of one hun
dred and twenty strokes to the minute,
which would be rather too fist for practical
purposes.
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Fire In Charleston. w. va.-WhoIe
Block B m dull List of the
Losses and Insurance.
Especial to the Wheeling Register. !


CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. IA, Uid Cat
lettsbarg, Ky.-One of the most destructive
fires ever witnessed in Charleston occurred
here this morning at 2S O'Clock in the row
of buildings on the river side of Front
street, just above the steamboat landing:
It originated in the grocery store Kept by
D. 81. Estill. Cause not known. give list
OF losses and losers Mrs. William Frazer's
frame house, total loss !; valued at =, 900 !;
insured for 81 800; occupied by j. d.
Baine's bookstore loss, $500; insured.
James Atkinson, saloon !. loss. $1,000 IN
sured. Gates, photographer loss, sS0O !;
house, total loss valued at =, 900 insured
for - 900; goods, loss $4,000 insured for
g, 900. D. Fl. EstilPs brick storehouse to-
| tally consumed value, $1,000, and his
stock Of groceries, value, $4,000; both to-
gether insured for $1,000 !; occupied up
stairs by Marsh, house painter: loss, 5000 ;
no insurance. William r. Thayer's brick
storehouse was consumed value, 5000 ;
not insured; occupied by Z. S. Clarke,
grocer stock lost, $1,000; insured
for $500; also by Ross &. Hodges!
shoemakers !: lose, $500; no insurance.
Mrs. Ellen Ruffner's frame house con-
sumed; value, $1,000; insured; occu-
pied by VIM. Cragg, butcher; bis loss,
frame storehouse consumed totally; value
$4,000; insured; occupied by Brigham
Ward, grocer; stock lost; value, $4,000
no insurance. Mrs. Mamie Cecele's store
house; value, $1,000; insured; occupied
by James Kieffer, tohacconist: !: his stock
was worth $1,000; insured; Mrs. Z. L
Jaid]ey's brick storehouse, totally ycon
consumed; value, $1,000; insured forTs3,
500. Mrs. A. T. Laidley's brick block, op
posite side of street, damaged $500. Frank
damaged 300. Several kegs of powder ex
| ploded during the progress of the fire, doin,
no damage. II. S. w.
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BADLY HURT.-- Yesterday morning. Mf.
Hastings, dealers in oysters and fish ay;as s
BADLY Injured by falling from q wagon 1se Y
was sitting on barrel In the wagon Waais
tho horse suddenly moved of, ailss hs Wsss -
thrown out upon the pavement. S
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LADIES, FASHIONS FOR NoVEMDsR.-HLLY-
SON s. TAYLOR, Lille Main street, hayei received
FRANK LESLIE, Cooley, DEhoEEsT, PETERSON,
and BoS-ToN for November, containing fuil re-
ports of the latest fall fashions.
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LIKENESS OF GEN. RoBERT, L. 3LER:-If you
wish to get fine likeness OF one ofyirsinfs,s NO.
blest sons 20 to REEs 6 Co., Main stree. L1hey
have three differeat size, aud cost 10 ona"s !:
a5c. 81. andso Don't fail to secure copy.
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WATKINS & BROTHER are closing out theiP pre-
sent stock Of superior OAK aud PINE WOOD at ana
below cost that they may have room 70 2et III tpe.r
winter supply. Can at the factory, Canal ssseei,
between 10Th and litb; where you VIII nnd potn
,.i,a, ax,od nj snlt - - 4 80
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WOOD AND CoAL.-Don't be imposed upon.
You can buy good Pine Wood at $3.50 TO % per
cord, for cash, at PAGE e. Co. .'Ss 18th and Cary
or 7os Grace street. Anthracite and Clover A,i!
Coal cheap at the same places. s1:rYss ,.tgt.s4
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STRANGERS visiting the city should szh attL
Tyson Il TAYLoR's, llle Main street. Every
thing new In the news aud book line always on
hand. -. -. -...-E N,.,1- ~. 80. ! y.
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| herewith beg leave IL inform the public that
have concluded ID close out my establishment until
Saturday, November 9Th, and therefore am now
Offering for sale my ENTIRE STOCK, comprising
the most attractive and desirable goods at prices
wnich will astonish everybody.
The goods remaining on hand viii be disposed of
,v auction on TUESDAY, November sth. AS this
i a rare occasion 10 profit by. call from my
friends and the public III general Is solicited.
s. LIsBERGER,
orl l4-tSf California Auction Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-18

.JupaE CoMlflssIoNED.-Gove1nor Walker
has commissioned j. ". G. Smith city
Judge Of the town OF Staunton.
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E. B. SPENCE & SON are selling he7yy Msrino
Yyndersh,rss at the low price OF one dollar eseh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-18

DEMoREsrsM MAGAZINE for November,
brim-full Of fashions, and lots OF frst-fate
songs and music are to band from Ellyson
& Taylors, next to Dispatch office.
Also, Peterson's for November, . very
excellent number, from the same firm,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-18

TH1s being the day Of St. Luke, the Eyan-
gelist, divine service will be held at st.
Paups Church ut u O'clock. NJ III .
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & DR9THER Will sell at- ~ 2. NJ. eleven
building lots in Fulton, on Virginia, IouI-
si,ua, and Orleans etrest5. 30
GEUBBs &c WI LIAMs will sell at d p. b.. .a
brick and frainsd dwelling on the north side Of
Moore street near to Brook avenue.
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at their sales
rooms bilIard-tab1e, suIky-plow, wheai i-drill,
cockle-machlnp, and large lot OF good aud as
sorted household furniture, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-18

FINE English Half Hosc. four dollars per elsss'i'
at T.. b, SPENCE q SONS. - .sts,s-sf
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LIST OF UNMA1LABLE LErrERs REMkii ~a
IN THE RICHMOND P PosT.oFFIcE OcT. II, 1870.
Mrs. C. P. Burruss, Richmond Mrs. Sarah
Thomas, Petersburg; Mr.. g. Boiling Fitz-
hugh, fredericksburg Mr.. w lille II. lii
SON, Baltimorey Md. Mr.. John .. Chris
tian, Baltimore. Md. Mf. T.. II. C.iJohn-
SON, Camp Stanton, Ala. ~, ~. .sa
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A1fn1unl, llspai1h.
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TUESDAY. ."oCToBER 1s. 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIePATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATION CT ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OE THE CITY.
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: HEAVY MERIso UspRRsIIRTs for seRe saoiAr
at NOAH WALKEB q Co.'s, laes Main stressA
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: THREE PAIR OF hne Rpg,ish Hall Hcss ioT 2as
dollar as z. B. EFgRcE q SONS. 81 & u 81
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PORTRAITS OF GEsERAI LEE. ia oil ersofsfor
.,Io a, EIJysoS e TAYLoR's, ilIe Main ssSest.
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ONE DOLLAR win buy more from, =. B. srxyeE
& SON than any snere else Id the city. - s
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HEAVY MERIgo Drawers for one aoi.tes! :
so.p wxIrspa q co.'s, 1908 sisin strees.
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TiysETS", uzE-CEGTpz. dc.

{ : L1HG" W. ANDERSON & SINS
~ j." tor. ~, for E2lc Il fine st"ck cf
"f+,.mE in pa
'ri,fc: EXITS EiS. YArreT2Y. THREE-
H~1'IN.os .y-I& C4rpfTs.
'"I fAj-!. NliAI - pAiER-HANG1NG% :,
O.. ',,'!E q! 81 "cS dc~i.ns;
~ :.rrtItfn3 of ILDJH AID TABLE, clI-
jT>!ialr G"nU:. CoREICEs.
NJ ~ SHADES,
80. al "'~ ar'lLles Of first class eStahi,Jp MT
3. a. a. ,s' ale Fresh, aud are offered VERY
~ 'I ,!"r p+!tn-r has had business expert
,rI..,,- 80 Wv immunity ot Thirty years apd has
r,",i'I our good With especial reference 10 this
,.a, 80. IlAty in"i'~ sn inspection a: 1908 Main
- w. 'ti ." "el' III y stairs). Sc ID I'm
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=, nr,,s ,,xssrugREs, and =, ~
CLOTHS, ssss sfyicss snti ut The very s.Ne.s
sraees' !, s = srENcE soa's, 1900 Ais'ia -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-18

yIs,. pils
ISs sAap sAs. s,s..ss MS GAMfBELL
sof ss y the 10
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ONE DOLLAR wilI bpy n heavy = & s.
,hir. from g. ID. SPENCE q SON. .l
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parsa coIr.ARS te', seass t'siVas : ooAa's .ss
spsst,.s; ID s0stss.
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Tns best dollar ssaissi " sssu s''s's 3 2
IA. syENca u SoSs'Ss ssss;a
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DENTS { RY.

TlR. GEO. i. STEEL, DENTIST. -
40. 80 Main @-rce'. i've doors a1ore NYfTIF
y. -}"-vp Il Hotel, pays special attention 20 lie
I..,~.ti.l N uf .lI, natural teeth. Inserts AisTi
ltti SET. "a @old. silver, or vucarltc- ana
k.'t~ constantly On land PURE NlIkrt ;
'Ali1I as + ln= painless extraction Of terth.
= rs. .--riy. wears. ,.xorr,,nce oc II
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LOANS.

MONEY, MONEY, MO n = TO
MLEND, To LEND, on DIAMpkDSs, s
WATCHVS, GOLD JEWELRY, and silver
WARF, on reas III able term, at tn,cn,S
+. T.. WINSTOOh'S
Loan Office No. IL 1ALh street3
between MaIn and Frsnki,n.
Office closed ON Saturdays. oc 10 lm
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MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL
I'VE EsrApE IN SUMS UF THREE HCh-
E. B. NEWBURN,
Real Estate AuctionRat,
nc,a I0l6 Main strees,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

We regret that space prevents us from
more than just adverting to the most in
teresting account of the Armenian Catho-
lie missions Of Malatiyah. All who read il
cannot but rejoice that SO many are leav-
ing the paths of error, of heresy, and OF
schism, and betaking themselves to the
bosom OF the true Church, and can only
md room for the closing words of the ar
ticle, in the hope that it may move some
charitable souls to do more for Malatiyah:-
Alas, how much larger is the number of
sch!smatics than of Catholics, a number
which would be easily brought back to the
unity OF the Church if the missioners had
the means proportioned to their necessi-
Ties Let us return thanks, however, to
the Divine goodness, which has deigned to
cause the truth to shiDe forth a second
time In the province of Malatiyah, and
earnestly beseech it for the conversion of
souls still entangled in error. Let us thank
equally all our benefactors, and particu-
larly the Central Councils of the Propaga-
ton of the Faith, who have contributed so
efficiently to the foundations of these new
missions. Let us hope that they will con-
tinue to come to our assistance, recollect-
ing that they have been chosen by God to
labor for the salvation of souls wandering
in the darkness of error. May this short
account bring glory to God, and induce
Jealous souls to assist us with their prayers
and their aims!
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE LATEST DISCOVERY IN. MEDICATI0
i The great difficulty which physicians have be-
laboring for centuries to overcome has at length bel
obviated. Vegetable Cathartic and alternative mo
and as agreeable the taste q ordinary candy Is NO
DR. Erasmus Windows Liver and Stomach LOzenge b
the most important medicinal novelty that modern
chemistry has produced 1t contains two botanical
tracts, perfectly harmless in themselves but
al the remedial properties Of mercury and destined In
the pills Potions of which that dan
gerous exctant the main Ingredient More than
thousand experiments made the inventor of
peerless remedy before it brought to its present
state of perfection. The Lozenge 10 harmless In tts
operation and although the taste Of its SuI
their virtues remain active and potent ae over.
In Dyspepsia, Biliousness Constipation. Sick or Ner-
Shich the feebler subject the Lo.enses win 30
found infinitely effective than OF the horrible
and disgusting compounds usually administered in such
cases. AS an anti bilious specific and general aperent,
ton. or the of the regular
1t Is guaranteed that who has once tried Dr..
Erasmus Windows Liver and Stomach Losenge, vii
ever again take apurgative powder, draught or pill
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rupture CURED.

RUPTURE CURED.
With an experience of than twelve years prao-
tice in the treatment and CURE OF RUPTURE AND
HERNIA will guarantee perfect relief comfort
and security, and a more rapid Improvement than
South without to the age Of the paent or length
Of time afflicted. Also,
INSTRUMENTS FOR THE CURE OF EVERY
SPECIES OF HUMAN DEFORMITY ON
HAND OR MADE TO ORDER.
Call or address, with stamp for circular Dr. T. ST. G
FERR1SS, Office No. 16 st. Charles street, stairs
New Orleans. Hours from 10 A N. 4 P les I'm
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What is generally called fast living is
really nothing but dying as quick as pos
sible.
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tTRUsSES AND BRACES.

FTRUSSES AND BRACES.
The following Highest Premiums awarded to
81. SPILLMANN, Manufacturer and Filter
% Baronne street. N Orleans at the Fourth Louisiana
State Fair 1870:
Diplomas for Best and most comfortable Truss for
both Best Childs Truss Best Umbiical Trusses
Best Truss Pad Best Shoulder Brace Best
Orthopaedic Attachments.
H. SP1LLMANN Inventor and Patentee of TruEses
without Springs Back Pads the of Leg Straps
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere Orders
from all parts will receive prompt attention je12 ly
7 UZENBERG HOSPITAL, Now Hayes House
- of Health" on Elysian Fields street, Third Dis
trct This Institution receives all diseases medical,
unite the comforts Of home to the advantages Of
private rooms, s. Apply to DR.. HAYES Office corner
Canal and Rampant streets the Hospital au2s "