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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

When pickpocket pulls at your watch,
tell him plainly that you have no time to
spare.
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"A
be permitted to publish the subjoined note, re-
ceived from the noble lady whose signature it
bears, in reference to the letter of :" Erin go
Bragh," published recently in the Nation. 1t
is a burst of genuine eloquence-the overflow
of heart whose every feeling is pure and
beautiful. Our motherland has never had o
friend more true nor daughter more devoted
than this sainted and patriotic lady -
Dear Mr.. Suiliran-The appeal o: ERIN 60
Bragh" to the cons aud daughters of Ireland
must surely be re.echoing through millions of
pressed through the national papers. What
glorious words are these" Let us pass our act
of Union; let us have no more unhappy dissen-
sions; let landlords and tenants Protestant and
petty quarrels on the one common ground,
that we are all Irishmen, that our country be-
longs to us, and we to our countfyp And /
would add that we are all children of one
grand secret=" IInion.n0 AL classes. all creeds
all ranks, all opinions, as brethren, uniting
and striving with one heart and soul to obtain
for Ireland her own national governments by q
National Parliament in their own native land
AS "Erin-go-bragh" says, there is but this one
answer-let us, then, each one 60 forward"
heart and soul, and subscribe at once to these
noble sentiments, as for one heartily do, and
pray for Gods blessing,
I would refer also with gratitude to the
noble letter of the Rev. Mr.. Lewis, of the 10Th
of February and with such encouragement to
the one blessed path of,union, surely we should
go forward and faint not, for it is through the
manifested love and union of brethren that we
may know that the great and holy, the just
and loving God, is with US and it is he who
will save Ireland.
Yours faithfully,
CAROLINE QUEENsBERRY.
Death Of the Earl of Roden.-A telegram has
been received announcing the death of the
Earl Of Roden, K. p, P. c. The deceased noble
man was born in 1898, and was consequently in
his 72nd year. He had been in delicate health
for some time past, and by his death many
noble Irish Families will be placed in mourning.
Injury to the Wezford Cable.-Mr. scudamore
| mas issued second notice asking the pubftc 10
ABSTAIN from sending more messages than
necessary to Irelapd.' He says it is extremely
desirable that mono but messages of urgent.
or matters OF life and death, should be trans
mitted until the injury to the Wexford cable is
rectiied.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

assortment Of ---L
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES I
of every descrptou-foreign and dOmestc-that be
found this side of anil which he offers
York at retail He also keeps constantly on hand
large supply Of IRON Gas and STEAM PIPE and
prices
He is also agent for the celebrated SPRINGFIELD
GAS MACHINE, which he recommends as being, with
out doubt the best automatic Gas Machine now In
and is prepared to them plantations ut fac
brilliant and reliable light is required.
For further assurance of the public of the merit of
these machines he refers the annexed certificate of
Bradish Johnson whose sugar house. his Woodland
Plantation, is lighted by one.
MIR. Fleming Is also prepared to do Gas and Steam
Fitting promptly and on the most reasonable terms
Those wanting such work done would do well to give
him q call before contracting elsewhere.
hereby certify that the SPRINGFIELD GAS
MACHINE for which Mr.. John Fleming is agent In
this State and one of which put up my Wood.
land Plantation last fall, has worked well and given
entire satisfaction.
BRADISH JOHNSON.
Woodland Plantation, Parish OF Plaquemnes, Feb ~,
1870. mh6 Pm
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cnee, Toilet aud Fancy Articles, etc.
The strctest attention paid TO Physcians PrescTtp
lions ocl1 6D
COAL AND WOOD.
TGyooD-oAK, ASH PINE,
Lowest Market Prices
j. J. CLARKE,
de96 6m 800 Julia street Julia and Dryades-
DANIEL oNELE,
Dealer in
ASH, OAK AND PINE WOOD, COAL, CHARCOAL,
Also,
Bricks, Shells, Sand, Lime, Laths, Clapboards
and Shingles
204 Julia street, near Carondelet, Branch Office,
33s Delord street. Liberty, New Basin, N. o.
Orders respectfully solicited and delivered at the low
est market rates. ocl0 6m
G. KAUFMAN,
j 224 Bienville street, corner MarAis
Dealer in COAL, CHARCOAL COKE, White SAND.
and FIREwOoD.
Orders left at the Mechanics Exohange-Box 5S-w
receive prompt attention jal6ly
JOSEPH RAYMOND,
Dealer In
Moss, Wool, Hides, Beeswax, Tallow, etc.,
u Cusscmbouso StreeS New Orsapn La
tisss s;SA -, 2 G 80 iy
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EDWARD O'RoURKE. MATTHEW MEAGE
n,ROURKE & MEAGHER,

EDWARD OhoUhkE MATTHEW hkAGHkb
n,RoURKE MEAGHER.
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
AND
BLACKSMITHs
Nos Is3 and 1s5 Fulton. and s13 New Levee streets
between St. Joseph and Julia streets
ers ciarissrs SissTs the short
VIII make soDtraoss for solsrs and ali necessary con-
sse.oqs such Fire Fronts. Crate Bar, Steam and
Of Be- At
eed equal in Point Of worimsnship material to any
Planets and Merchants are respectfully invited to
call aud examine work and prices apps ~
McINTYRE APPLICABLE,
PLUMB ERs,
1S n ciosetak WASH stand. Ritehen sints La
Bras and Paaea Gec s Of al patterns sn' Len"
iS6.. .POYDRAS STREET-...-... ....I4e
NEW OR Fans,
N. B-Agents for Colweli's, Shaw Wilsrd's Patent
Hydrsnts put up extended. and repaired. Repairing
neatly done. fe27 w
T .ERDs' FOUNDRY,
Established in 1881
Corner Delord and Foucher streets
We are prepared to m9pufsctuTe Steam Engines
seM Ms Cotton Srsses J1Sson
Screws Cir Gssss,s Furnace Moah Crate Bars and
every description of Machinery for the South.
fel3 1y LEEDS & CO..
DH1Lp MccABE
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker,
DEALER IN STOVES AND CRATES
100 Camp street 100
| New Orleans
Roofing, Guttering and all kinds of JObbing done
with dispatch.
A large assortment of TIN WARE always on hand,
and made TO order. my3l Iy
N NICK e ND RICK,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
GAS FILTER, ETC,
| 464.--------..M Magazine Street. 464
Between Race aud Robin. mhaO "
| N BRADY, COPPER TIN AND sHEET-IRoN
L. WORKER,
463. ST. Charles street. -.....-...A6e
| NeHt 20 the Horse-stasion.l
Roofing, Gutterfng Stove Piping, and all kinco q
job work done with peatness and Dispatch.
FRns and Blowers made 20 order. xe2G -
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NEW VOLUME OF MUSIC FOR THE YOUNG
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CONTAINING: -
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etc.,, ETC.
Tho whole formiur most attractive Mnsio Book 81.
Juyeuie Clasees Schoos and Seminaries and thn1
cannot fail 20 ne admired by all Teachers and ScholaE
Price 500. Sent post Psid on receipt Of prica.
OLIVER DITSoN & Co, Boston.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-21
ERIE RAILWAY.

THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO rHB EAsT.-
Tais company now control and operate thirteen
hundred miles of road, extending from Cincin-
natl, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester
TO New York.
1t is Of the six feet gauge, nearly . third wider
than other roads. enabling the company to con-
struct and coaches cerrespondIngly larger
and more comfortable. Its track has been placed
il thorough repair by the substitution of steel
rails at such points saDjec TO the great
est service, and where the highest rate of speed
10 required TO be made
New aud improved sleeping coaches accompany
all night trains. They ave heated by steam, per
!ectly yentiisted, contal N elegant and spacious
dressing and state rooms: and combine all the
modern improvements.
Excellent dining saloons located at con
venisnt points upon the line, where ample tim
Is allowed for meals.
Three express trains daily are run from the
western tsrmini of the road to New ork without
change, making as quick time as by any other
route.
The long distance without change-ss0
miles-And the spacious accommodations of its
broad gauge coaches, especially commend this
route to families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can be obtained
at ali principal ticket ol-ces throughout the
country.
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How to Purcaass a Clothss Wiring

II purchasing a Clothes Wrineer we pre-
fer ons with og-wheeis, as they greatly re
iIeve the rubber rolls from strain that would
otherwise occur, and add IL uch to the dura
bIH,y of the machine. The next point is to
see that the cog wheels are SO arranged as
not TO rs apart when large article IS pass.
ed between the rollers. IL matters not
whether the cog wheels are on one end o-
both ends OF the shaft II large articles
d'sconnect them they are entirely useless
This IS very i'm portsnt. for as the larger the
article the greater he s,rsin, therefore if
the cog VT els separate so as to disconnect,
they are of no service when most needed
We have taken some pains TO examine the
various Wringers, and much prefer the
at niversal," lately improved, bacause it
has long and strong gears, (RowelIs Patent
Double Gear and Is the only wringer with
patent stop for preventing the cog wheels
from separating so far as TO lose their
power.-Nesg England Farmer. Having
used for many months the kind of wringer
mentioned above. We fully endorse all that
il said of it bv our New England contem
porary.-Editors Of Scientific American.
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.

All women know that il is beauty, rather than
genius, which all generations of men have wor-
shipped in the sex Can it be wondered anthem,
that so much of woman's time and attention
should be directed TO the means OF developing
and preserving that beauty Women know, too,
that when men speak of the intellect of women,
they speak critically, tamely, cooily, but when
they come to speak of the charms of beautiful
woman, their language and their eyes kindle
with an enthusiasm which shows them to be pro
foundly, if not, indeed, rdicously in earnest. 1t
is part OF the natural ssgaeity of women to per-
ceive all this, and therefore employ every allow
able art to become the goddess of that alteration
Preach to the contrary, as We may, against the
arts employed by women for enhancing their
beauty, there still stonds the eternal fact, that
the world does not prefer the society of an ugly
woman of genius to that Of beauty of less in
telectual requirements. The world has ct al
lowed no higher mission to women than to be
beautiful, and it would seem that the ladies Of
the persent age carrying this idea of the
world to greater extremes than ever, for ell wO-
men now TO whom nature has denied talismanic
power of beauty, supply the deficiency by the use
of most beautiful toilet article, known as the
"Bloom of Youth" which has been lately intro
duced into this country by GEORGE W. LAIRD, a
delicate beautlher, which smooths out all linden
tations, burrows, scars, removing tan. freckles,
and disoolorations from the skin, leaving the
complexion clear, brilliant, and beautiful, the
skin soft and smooth. With the assistance of
this American trick of Lady's toilet, female
beauty is destined to play larger part in the
admiration Of men and the ambition Of women
than all the arts employed since her creation.
Prot. @. F. Chandler, Chemist to the Metropoli-
tan Board OF Health. has recently prepared a
che meal analyst, of this delightful toilet prep
aration, and reported that the "Bloom of Youth
was harmless, containing nothing injurious tc
the health. Ladies need have no fear of using
this invaluable toilet a, quisition.
Sold by every druggist and fancy goods dealer
in the United States.
Depot, S Cold Street. New York.
jel4-deod3m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-21

The Barren Rocks Yield Bread! Yes, the
rugged cliffs of the ocean strand produce some
thing that, if not bread. is more nourishing and
fattening than the staff of life Itself. The Sea
Moss which carpets the rocks on the shores OF
Ireland, Iceland, and the coasts of Northern Eu-
rope, is as truly food staple. when properly
prepared, as wheat rye or Indian corn. The
Irish variety, locally known as Carrageen, is now
man ufactured, under a patent, into one Of the
most nutritious, pelatable, digestible and deli
oious elemen IS of sustenance the world has ever
SEEN The article has been patented under the
name of Sea Moss Farine, and the extensive mills
of the Sea Moss Farine Co., New York now
farming out immense quantities of this economic
luxury, which has already taken . prominent
place among the commodities of the American
produce market. Its price is almost nominal;
and the puddings, eustards, jeliies, creams blanc
mango, and other light table luxuries prepared
from it are superior in favor las wellss in cheap
ness to those made from corn starch, mizena, ra-
velsnta or any of the other geatinous extracts Of
grain.
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Public Notice,

A I A MEET NG OF THE CITY CoUN-
"a Gil, held June 18th, A. ID. 1870, il was
ordered that the City Clerk give the notice re-
quITed by the Charter 10 the owners Of premises
interested, that the City Council will on the 4th
day of July neat, appoint Commissioners TO as
sess such damages aud benefits ne ma v socrue bv
the widening and extending of Spencer street
from Madison 20 Broadway, and Of the street
which is 6 continuation Of Spencer street f,om
Broadway east to the City limits; and also the
extension of Arsenal street from the Indian boun
dry line tpresent termination) south to the CITY
limits, and the widening of Arsenal street on the
west side from the Mississippi river south to Or
leans street.
Now, therefore, in com plianee with the reouirs
ments OF the second (2ndl section of Tn. sixth
t6th1 article OF the amended charter of the Citv
OF Rock Island, notice is hereby given 10 the
several owners of premises interested, that tba
CITY Council intend to appropriate the land and
lots necessary for the extension, opening and
widening OF the aforesaid streets as above men
toned, and that they will at the civ Coun.iI
room, on the fourth (4th) day of july ne.t
choose Com mission to a. certain and asses H.
demages and recompense due the owners o. such
land' ana lots respectively and also determine
what persons will be benefited BY such iu,prov.-
ment', and to assess the damages and expenses
thereof on the real estate of persons bena6,t.d
thereby in proportion as nearly as nav be 20 tb.
benefits resulting to each
J. PRANK CONWAY.
p.,- M City Clerk.
jel5 dat
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CITY COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MBETIN6-JUNR Is, 1870.

Present: His Honor, the Mayor, and
Aldermen Wollenhsupt, Koch, Sage, HUBER
Woods, Skinner and Gray.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. .,o
The Mayor stated that the object OF 'ne
meeting was to take into consideration 'ne
issuing of bonds for the payment OF properly
purchased in the widening OF ArsenAi s'ree'
between Illinois and Orleans s.rees'
On motion of Aid. HUBER Inc removing
resolution was adopteo'
be and they are hereby authorized, empow
arsd and directed to issue the bonds of the
city running ten years. imilsr IN form 10
those popularity known as domestic bopds,
for the purpose of raising money to carry
out and complete the agreements heretofore n
made with Mr.. 7. A. Babcock and pf. ! :
Gregg, for the purchase OF ero'n1 W oe
used in widening Arsenal street;
On motion of Aid. Sage the Mayor was
tod 80 s,point a committee of three
- .S,.art;,e for and receive propositions for
49, sling of thirty (30l feet west of the east
twenty (2O) feet of lot six (6l in block two
~ in Bailey l. Boyle's addition, aud report
at the next regular meeting.
Soih uitsco nppoiatco " 'hc .hoCoi' oS
follows:
Aid Wood, Huber and Skinner.
The following petition was read and on
motion of Aid. Skinner same was referred to
a committee of three, to report at the next
meeting.
The committee appointed By the Mayor, as
follows
Aid. Wollenhaupt, Sage and Koch.
To his Honor, the Mayor, and City Council
of the City Of Rock Island:
GENTLEMEN The undersigned, owners
of blocks eleven (ll), twelve l2) and thir-
teen (l3), in Chicago or Lower addition TO
the city of Rock Island would most respect
fully but urgently request that your honora-
BILE body would cause to be vacated all tia,
part of Water street in front of said blocks.
The undersigned also using all the ground
ad jscent to said street on the opposite side
from the blocks above named.
WEYERHAUsER 4 DENEMAN.
On motion of Aid. GRAY it WAS ordered
that all street Improvements IN the several
wards cease on or before the 18th inst.
On motion of Aid. Huber, Council ad.
journed
J. FRANK CONWAY, Clerk
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ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GRAND TEN
PIE OF HONOR OF ILLINOIS.

Pix OF HONOR or ILLINOIS.
This body composed of representatives.
from the various Temples of this state com
menced its session at Odd Fellows Hall a:
10 o'clock this morning. TIE atteadanc e
was not az full es had been expected By our
brethren of Rock Island who had provided
entertainment for all who attended from
abroad.
Hon. Albinus L. Grow, of 0t.owa, is the
presiding officer, E. r. Bowen, of Chicago,
the state Secretary, called Grand Recorder,
Chas. B. Knox, Of this city, the Past Grand
Templar, and K. Fl. Vermilion Vice Temp.
lar, F. A. Shafer, of Ottawa, Grand Chap.
lain.
The Grand Treasurer, James Currie, OF
LsSalle. disabled from attendance, but sent
an earnest letter of regrets.
New mem bers were this morning ad mitted
as follows: Harry Tyrel, Bloomingtt n,
Leroy Lawhead and Ziba Colburn, OF this
city, and C. C. Davis, of LaSalle.
But little was done in the way of business
except the reading of the record of last
years session, which was held at LaSelle,
and the filling of several standing committees
by appointment of other memb ers instead
Of such members as were absent.
At IL o'clock the Grand Temple adjourn
ed until this afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session of the Grand Ten
pie OF Honor met this p. NJ. at o'clock
promptly. Representatives all present, as
this morning, and, after opening, Brother
". i. Magill, of this CITY, was admitted as q
representative Of Rock Island Temple
No. II.
The h. W. Templar A. E. Grow, present
ed his annual official address, which was
listened to aitentively, as being q clear expo
sition OF the merits of TIE Order and the
personal duty Of all Templars.
The G. W. Recorder, Z. II. Bowman, then
read his annual historical and statistical
report. Which showed the condition of the
various subordinate Temples in the state to
be satisfactory, and the financial manage.
ment to have been eminently successful
balance of cash on hand of above $500.
These reports with that Of the G. W.
Treasurer referred to committee on state OF
the order and committee on finance, and IN
order to give these committees time to fully
examine the subjects presented the
urand Temple adjourned at 4 o'clock
until 10 tomorrow morning.
ID al Al the members were invited and accept
ed the invitation to attend the mea,;ng of
noek Island Social Temple this evening by
oF0' presiding Tsmplsr Knox.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-21

Aiken, at the sign of the Golden Eagle has
;,,s, r.csiyed . new stock of black silks, grena-
aire,. tamertinee, eavons and organizes, all Of
which are marked at popular prices also have
f,ll assortment of real and imitation laces of all
kinds at very low prices; has also just opened q
larger stock of body and shifting linens, table
linens, towels, wide shirtings, muslins cheap
and . big stock of first class standard prints, all
of which on sale At retail only at ten cents
Der ward C. NJ. AIKEN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-21

Police. yesterday 10. Disney WAS
nabbed. Everybody hereabouts has heard
of Joseph. He has figured more frequently
and disre putsbly on the police records than
any criminal in the county. The cause of his
arrest was his robbing a man named Robert
P. Tslfour, q bricklayer of Mt. Vernon,
Iowa. 1t seems that Disney met Tslfour
when the latter was intoxicated. took him
fauiliarly By the shoulder and asked II he
wanted work While embracing him ar
IDENTITY, he wen. through him. but his sdroit
ness was observed by q pssserby, who
''squealed" on him. Esq. Chopper com
United him in default Of $500 bail. Since
the law has got its hands fairly on Mr..
Disney, it is to be hoped he may be sent TO
represent us in Joliet for a term of years.
4 man who was with Disney at the time of
the robbery. but against whom nothing
could be proven, was discharged. He
shortly stIerwsrd followed a Spanish woman
who peddled stay laces, across the river onthe
cars. There she took out money to pay her
LaIc; nAith bunACdc0 0pA AaA' AlC
was pursued and caught by Policeman
Brennan and brough, before Esq Chopper,
who sent him up. He gave the name Of
Jas Downey.
CoMING.-Dr Ferrars, or Ferrata, 8
Spsnisrd by birth. but tor thirty years =
resident of this country, and for many
years a trapper and miner in the mountains
of the West, is lec.uring his way TO the
East. The old Doctor knows some Indian
romsnces that Msyne Reid or Cooper never
knew, and relates them with hair raising
interest. He expects 10 visit this place in
a few DAYS. The Doctors scalp is gone
A big Sioux took tina, about a year ago and
fell dead on topof the Doctor immediately
Peoria RerieW.
A good many of the residents heresbouts
will recognize in the above the accomplished
DR.. Ferrard, the most exquisite and interest
ing old liar and reprobste in America. He
acclaimed his lecture on the deli ghtful
experience of scalping End CATCHING 10
echoing emptiness in Burtis Opera House
last summer, and as proof that he had
"been there showed the sudience where
he'd shaved rhe hair of in circular patch
on the top of his head and pu, black court
plaster over it AS Is usual in such cases,
he found numerous sympashizers, as he will
also find them in Peoria To al such we
would state that the noble red man VINO
humanely raised his hair bu, left his scalp,
mas taught him lesson in the art of
''scalping' that he's improved on, and he
scalps every body who will submit to that
surgical operation, with the greatest eqaani
nifty, particularly newspaper men, So we
advise our brethren Of Peoria to invariably
ask for pay in advance.
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CITY.

STRAwBERR1Es and cream At Darts Hall
tonight.
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Miscellane0us.
F. BAHNSEN,
PETER FRIES.

DKCTIFIER AND MANUFACTURER OF
IL Domestic LIQUORS, Importer and Dealer in
Possign Wines and Liquors. Front street, oppo-
lite Ferry Landing. Rack Isls,d, Ill.
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Lever CLAMP

which takes firm hold of tbs tub by pressing on
opposite sides of the same slaves thus avoiding
any possible strain or injury to the tub and 10
djustable by single screw to tubs of any size
er curve.
The Universal also has the peculiar sdvan-
tages of two pressure screws, so arranged with
Pztent Wooden Springs, that each screw presses
on both ends of the roll alike, the same as if it
were In the centre, while the two together give
double the capacity for pressure.
The "UniversaP' has all its iron parts either
wrought or malleable iron and is built 20 strongly
ana substantially that for years it cannot be bro
son.
we WIN now furnish the various sizes of this
~ anu strongest OF all Wringers, on as liberal
terms aud at as low prices, in either large or
be obtained. s''' you
eoid 70 ene trade everywhere. No exclusive
DOTf WASHING MACHINE
Sold also on most favorable terms.
2. G BROWNING, GenI AT.
81 Courtlandt street n.
je2ldoav&v4t