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4yer's
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ayers Cherry Pectoral.)
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ttts baben. her 3eusuidt ansufubren; e eenl9e. ~ ~een'ersea.
BAT feline Gisenibaften f& aQerpdrtS e~ldnienb beuabren.
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pare. s~ebulfen. Yrets Elm Dollar. uetsraQ In ben Appthe.
I'm III baben. 1872. ..... "a.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

The ECUMENICAL COUNCIL.-The Me-
mortal Diptomatique states that as it has
been decided that, after the solemn pro !
mitigation of the definition of Papal Infal- !
|libility, the Council of the Vatican will ad d
journ until October, several European
bishops who are about to return to their
|dioceses have inquired of Cardinal Anto-
|nelli respecting the probable duration of
|the Council, in order that they may maxi
for the due administration of
affairs in their respective sees. The Ro-
man correspondent of the Memorial writes
that tho Cardinal Secretary of State has
not concealed from his interlocutors that
the alterations of the Sacred Synod will
probably occupy the whole of the year
1871, as the Pope will take advantage of
its assembly to proceed to a complete re-
form of ecclesiastical discipline subject
which must inevitably give occasion for
Iprotracted and animated discussions, seeing
that it will be necessary to apply radical
remedy to the 'laxity of which Germany
Especially affords melancholy spectacle.
The German bishops, being mostly selected
from among the theological professors of
colleges and universities, do not bring to
the maintenance of ecclesiastical discipline
that rigorous solicitude which is displayed
by the prelates ofother Catholic countries. -
The same journal adds that during the
adjournment of the Council the bishops of
dioceses of Europe will return to their
sees. The bishops officiating in other parts
of the world will spend the summer in the
various country houses which the Pope has
hired for their use in the neighborhood of
Rome, at Frascati, Tivoli, Castle Gandolfo,
ETC., the salubrious air of which will ma
terially contribute to restore them from
the fatigue and the great heat which
ALREADY begins to be felt in the Eternal
City"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

|whichtspe.k Of tho rate q wages, and take nc
account of the cost Of food, clothing md
|nouse-rent. All this falls IDLY on their e.ss|
|secause. though things ahsve considerably im.|
proved for them of late, their condition 10 not
such - to make themy content to remain ~
homo. They have too small tie to their
native soil. Whether IL will be for . long
time possible to create q tie SO powerful may
|be o question, but assuredly it Is worth try
ing.
An IRISH RESIDENCE FOR THE PRINCE OF
Belfast AeUs- Letter says: :" It has
been freely reported Tor some days past that
the Prince of Wales has purchased, or is about
to purchase, or lease for q term of years, as an
Irish residence, Tollymore Park, tho seat of the
beauties and magnificent scenery is world f.
nous; and in his book on Ireland, published
man traveller, Kohl, in Speaking Of it breaks
forth into raptures, declaring that there was
to equal it: even in his own beloved
Rhine land. 1t is also stated that the visit of
the Lord Lieuteuant and Countess Spencer to
(rollymore Park was in connection with this
matter. Should this report prove true, the
Princes selection is most judicious one."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

LATTlNGs EXCELSIOR LABoR-SAvIlG SOAP.
Of all the routine duties of family,
erous and exactng than the periodic washing en-
tails labor which cannot be evaded its efficient
ulfment the comfort of tho family Mt home and
tends to abrdge the labor or introduces
.tion We aware that multtudes- of eeB+FiBaRees
and socaed inventions have been offered to the public
having this end in view; but they have proved delu
ive We now take pleasure in stating that the article
at the head Of this bids fair to realize
Lattn has only brought his invention recently
the public it has already made impression rarely
'youchsafed to what might be called an experiment.
We learn that wherever tried 1t has given the
bounded satisfaction Having been favored with pack
age we have distributed it to three different families
and will report the result when received. the can
time will state that the proprietor. Mr. Latting Is
an old resident, we'll and favoraby known the com
uniy merchant, whose social position secures &c
his averments implicit belief We strongly recommend
readers to test the matter for themselves which
they can do by applying to any respectable grocer
4the city.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

MANUFACTURED ToBACCo-Comm0n 10 in fair supply
S;sS,
o5saio; half bs bright, COOS; 90 dark s7iSssc mum
fancy panca as
IN this market With better feeling Prices arc
y far !, t. as & tn ( seS
g to aa
psE market ha. been moderately .ev.
The past week The demand j.
dunn and lover grades xs!s6 have sdsansea
assy s i SCI
and y Is eu'h' for
IL e nv sass Ts
q IS 10 70 Ss report IN TINS
e oGs the U
variation Mess is 6epd Isl s ps
Dbl Wholesale and is retailing and jobbing at s3l 50 I'd
BAcoS..Thereis very little movement to note The
Shoulders quoted to 4lc clear rib Sides IA to
clear sides lsa to lsio and 81 to aac for sugar
IannThe market is quiet Tierces sell at ISL to le,
are quoted at ,s to
BEEF-Ihere is a moderately fair local demand par
cularly for choice in barrels. We quote Texas ch0ce
extra in barrels at Sl4 to SIS clear
MA and ordinary Sl2 to sl3 Prime to choice extra in
BUTTER-The supply of all kinds is moderate and re
ceipts of Butter have not liberal and prices
frmer We now quote choice yellow Western - toI
26c and Goshen at 80 to 35c per lb.
CHEEsE-The market is still overstocked with cheesej
and and is extremely dull. Choice Western is quoted
nomnally Mt ~ to l3c Northern factory 10 lc and
New York Cream at II to lSc per h.
light The stock in first hands is light. We quote
7ac.
EscULENTs-Potatoes-Weste entirely neglected at
30 to % Dbl nominay. New Louisiana 50 50 g Isl
per Dbl Louisiana Onions steady q 81 IS per-
Dbl.
POULTRY EGes-Chickens are selling on the land
to = per dozen. Western eggs IS to &c per doz.
CoFFEE-The stock is $3.50 bags and nearly all In
secondh ands. The demand, however is moderate and
local We quote lit to l7tc lb gold duty paid for
primo, l64 to l63 for good, 15s to ISL for fair
WHIsKY-The market is quiet and firm. We quote
ordinary. Bourbon is selling at 81 vs. to Is
OI-Winter strained lard oil is very dull and is nov
quoted at 81 Is to 81 81 gallon Castor Oil entire
y neglected and may be quoted nominay 90 50 per-
8gallon in barrels
FERr1LlzERs-An kinds are in good supply end de
mand Dixon's compound se6 Stern's animoniated sui
per phosphate SOS. Rhodes Super-Phosphate Of Lime
INDIA BAeeNG-There has been but little doing at sd
CSC for roils bales at 80 per ib Kentucky dol
80 to 33sc per yard. X
: BALE RoPE-Is in better demand and the sum-
ply is light It Is held for and &c per M
at retail for choice machine.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

We presume it will be news to few, that in
this Crescent City there two several
ties, who have for time been competing for the no
Bound reiishabe fresh meat Well we wish success to
those who will do this at the lowest possible priceour
partisanship hath this extent, more. By adver
Basement in another column it will be that
these parties, the Slaughterhouse Company, has eli
expressing their satisfaction with the accommoda
business in Algers complete, the charges
be and the employees of the company polite and atten
tive This coming from parties who have experienced
the benefits set forth, should have due weight with the
"nubl
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

SINGERS SEWING MACHINEs.-The visit that
Red Coad and his fellow chiefs made Washington
Drought out vivid descriptions of their
the effect made their primitive minds by objects
society and CIVILIZATION OF all these none struck them
spected at the depot Gen. smith, who has charge Of
party, had to gentle force to prevail the fe
male Seux to leave such their fascination and
uccessfal finally only by promising that Government
would make present of machine to each Of the fol-
lowing: The White Cow Rather wife Of
Sword; WEge-uhha, Th1nderskin, wife Of The One
That Runs Through E1ah-Eit-chu, Sans Arc Woman
(the Woman Without Bowl wife of Yellow Bear; Nah,
-ker, the World LOCKER wife Of Black
Hawk
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

tsts Saturday Morning. June Is. 1870. 81
CoTToN-we left the market the time Of last rcd
Arm at the reduced Of l54 to 1910 for ordinary
blowing decline 81 about to since which price
quotations showing farther reduction Of to 10. on
SATURDAY, under later and moro discouragng news fec
hge decline Of 10. On Monday the business conf
to 1900 bales at irregular and In most
resulted a sales o. 400 bales either :.
stock continued to be held above the ruling
Wednesday partes came togesher freely and sales
prizes %hn,sdsy the business We. Of fair extent EN-
from Wednesdays figures. Friday the market ops1ed
with dropping tendency and factors were oompeedt
% irregular and lower rates. We quote the market e
olows Ordinary Is to 49, good ordinary II to l7ao
middng ia to 13 middng 10 to le4 and strict
l93 to 400 rer h. Tho total sales for the week Up
|l2, 200 bales.
ToBAcco-Since last operations have been
of fair extent for Germany Franco and the local
The stock il liberal and prices continue
|hrm. We quota;
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

One of the pleasantest excursions within
reach of the people of New Orleans is that to Madison
willie, LewisburE and Vaudeville. The mode of con-
veyance is by the elegant and fast low
steamer Camea, Capt Weaver, which leaves the Lake
end the arrival of the train and returning the
ity Fare for the trim over and back Ell 25 Cohen Nj
oria 1s and 30 Union street. is the agent See adver
-fiaanl anf.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

directors of the Hiberni6 Bank at meeting held the
18th inst elected Mr. James j. Tarleton cashier of that
Institution. This IL excellent appointment, and re-
ommends itself not only 70 the stoOkholders bat 70 the
al those qualities which 60 10 make an efficient OH
Ger,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

CoLEMAN's UNDULAToRY Corn AND WHEAT
.MIEhS.-This mill is no and untried experiment.
For twenty has been before the public and
urng that time hundreds of inventions have made
their appearance claiming to be improvements but they
have disappeared like the baseess fabric Of vision
lwhie the Coleman increases IN popularity day BY
day 1t has taken premiums at the State Fairs of North
and Southern States. Factory and office 205 Tchou1
,iAnrl nna frn
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
uIBERN1A BANK OF NEW oR1.EAHs.


.CAPTTAL STOCK. -.--. SOVV,VvVy
In $500 Shares. Of 600 each. I
Ia
The ALLOWING Stockholders were elected Directors
to sntil tho Third Monday in Januany. 1871:
PATRICK IRWIN. "a. MONTGOMERY,
HUGH McCLOSKEY. ADAM THOMSON,
JOHN HENDERSON, ED. CoNERY.
THOS NcKENNAx EDWD. BURKE
THOs. ETTzwILLIA1E.@ wA HART
NICHOLAS BURKE
PATRIcK IRWIN vas unanimously elected Presi|
dent, snd ARCHIBALD MONTGOMERY Vice Presi
dent. sssM s y
Tho Bank will 60 into operation very Persons
desrous Of Subscribing to the Stock can do by calling
on any q the Directors or ON n
a. W. j. CASTELL. Notary Public,
sps tt 8 ls7 Gravier street. adjoining Canal Bank.
'Tm LOUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
# : DEPOSIT COMPANY.
hiss Gravier street, bet. Camp and st. Charles
President .---.-.-....--..A:D d. GKEFF.
Vice President. VAN NORDEN.
Treasurer. ......-..............JOHNS s. WALTON
p1xscro.s. n
Henry Peychaud, President Hope Inns. Co:
W. H. Thomas, Of Folger & Co.
d. Wallace Of Wallace & Co.
A. d. Grief, OF A. d. Grief Il Co.
W. Van Norden, Of Van Norden g. Co.
j. s. Copes Agent New York Life Ina Co.
John s. Walton, late Assistant Treasurer U. s. 4
The Banking department OF this institution viii b.
ready for business the FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1869
deposits Of FIFTY CENTS and upwards win be re
ceived, which Six Per Cent interest will be paid.
We shall be ready to rent boxes and receive vauabls
on deposit, with guarantee. our Mammoth
Safe which WIN be absolutely burlar and fire proof
% conssrucpea.
sef9 " JOHN Z. WALTON Treasurer
Observation-Disclosures. EXCHANGE
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

The Turnip Peetofal Balm co
pletely cures tho most inveeQrsl
cases Of Bronchitis. Catarrk, y
cipient Consumption, Pnlm0na6
vous disorders which afte4A q
tain forms q Coughs. Sore Il
and generally al ooses Of g.
Illumination of tho RespiraSo
Organs It has . soothinR acti}
upon the Cough. facilitates q
pectoration. checks the spittslI
Of blood, and relieves 1lts
Asthma. In this laet disease d
dian Turnip Pcctoral Balm z
been Given with the greatess ID
cess. Its use In Whoopin4. Cor1a
remarkably relieves this aistrcf
ing affection.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

Prepared and for sale by
B. LAPLACE, Druggist, j
Nos % and 25 Elysian Fields street
For sale at wholesale by E. j. Hart & Co. Ball Lyo
& Co. AT retail, at Frederickson & Harte r. Monteal
IA. Schwab. Chartres street, and by all tho princil
druggists in the city. myi5 n
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

FATAL ACCIDENT.-On the Sd ult, q mel
lancholy and fatal accident occurred at KILN
aoow, short distance from Rathkeale. A
(brother of the Rev. Mr.. M'Coy, PIP, of St.
Johns Roman Catholic Cathedral, in this city1,
was out driving in a jaunting-car. When about
Ito alight from the car he seemed to be under
1.-THE impression that the apron was unbuttoned,
whereas it had been securely fastened at each
side. The unfortunate man, in attempting to
head foremost. His lifeless body was taken up
soon after, his head being fractured in a most
shocking manner.
The Dundalk Democrat, referring to the raid
on Canada, makes tho following judicious re-
marks:
If the whole Irish race at home and abroad
united in peaceful effort to win Home Rule,
England, we have no doubt, would at once see
that it would be the wisest course to permit
Ireland legislate for herself. There might be
3grumbling and few threats uttered, but the
English are always cunning enough to yield
when they see that yielding is the best policy :.
aThey resisted Catholic Emancipation as long
las they conld; but when they. found the
scented to yield. They will act a similar part
ION the question of Repeal. They will come to-
the conclusion that as Ireland will not rest
un til she possesses home rule, it will be better
Ito grant it, and enjoy the blessings of peace
Let the Fenians in America and elsewhere
consider these matters; give up their divisions
cease expanding their funds on foolish enter
prises, and assist their brothers at home in q
peaceful and energetic effort to open our
Dative parliament once more in College-green.
VERY TRUE.-There is q great deal of truth
in the following, taken from a column article
lin the Cork Examiner:
The depopulation of the country is becoming
absolutely alarming. The notion of America
has become fixed idea-we might almost say
IA mania-with the working, and especially the
agricultural classes. 1t is question at this
moment whether, taking into account climate,
|salubrity, the amount of toll required to live,
and the cost and loss of a trip to America, an
industrious, intelligent young man could not
'do better remaining at home than three fourtbs
of those who go abroad in the expectation of
finding the ball of fortune at their feet. III
does not present, however, seem very hopeful
to try to dissuade them. They learn with I'M
creduIity that there is more pauperism in New
York than almost in all Ireland, that there are|
more working mon idle in Chicago than the
population of nearly all the small towns in|
the county of Cork, that figures are delusiyeI
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-26

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