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NEW GOODS
EVERY WEEK
At THE
STORE
octI9-df LIS. McCABE 3 CO.
Union Pacific Railroad COMFY.
Land Grant Direct from thu Gnvarnme,t
12,ooo,ooo ACRES
or THE
Best Farming and Mineral Lands in America

$1,000 900 acres choice farming lsads on the
line of the rosd, in the
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
In the GREAT PLATTE VALLEY,
Now for sale, for cash credit at low rates
interest These lands are near the 4lst paral
lei of North Latitude, in . mild and healthy cli-
mate, and for grain growing and stock raising
are unequslled by any in the United States.
Convenient to market both east and west.
Prices range rom $3.50 to 81 600 per acre.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To settlers with limited means.
2,SOO,OOO ACRES
Rich government lands along the road between
OMAHA AND NORTH PLATTE.
Surveyed and open for entry under the Home
stead and Presumption laws. and can be taken BY
ACTUAL SETTLERS ONLY.
An opportunity never before presented for Sc
curing homes near great Railroad with all the
oonveniences of An old settled country. Nsw
edition of descriptive pamphlets with m aps, now
ready and sent free to parts of the United States
Can ada and Europe. Address
O. z. DAVIS, Land Commissioner,
q. P. R. R. Co., Omaha, Esb.
dec30-dlm-w3m
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GEo. ERNsr, Foreman.
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Mluf Dnnfv WANTED in ~,
town and county . ~
WUHh l Liable Man or woman

70 ACT 20 Local Agent Tor Henry v ard Bsechsf's
Great Religious Weekly. Eight numbers, with
Harriet Beeoher Stoves new Story, and . Su-
perb IS Steel Engraving Given Away. Many
now making SO to $50 per d.y in cash. Sample
copiss Free. Address J. B. FORD c., SO
Park Row, New York.
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Chkts1lAN STANDARD opposes Seets
~ sad advocates Primitive Christianity. Best
and cheapest Family Weekly; s pages; 4s COL
umns. Edited by Elders I.sa, Errett and ].
s. Lamar. Only 81 year. Specimens free. r.
W. CARROLL CO., Publishers, Cincinn sti, o.
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Chicago Live Stock
Telegraphed to the ANGUS.
UrIon sfooK YAnDs, Jan. Z.
Hogs-16aeOc better; sales At Sc 90 to so.
osttle-Dall, nominal
0t. Louis Market.
Telegraphed to the ANGUS.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6.
Flour-Quiet; sup.rfneS 81 O0@4 25;extrs 81 so;
XX s. 65s4 so.
wbeat--Dull but holders firm No spring
81 81.
Corn-steady at 4s4.46c; mixed in bulk 46s
4Sc; yellow do.
Oats In liz hit demand, but holders firm 1t Asa
46 sacked.
Barley-Dull; No Csc.
Rye---Firmsr; at rs.
Pork---Sl9 00al9 rs.
Lard-F etter; llso133c-
Highwipes-Higber at sSc.
Hogr-Steaiy; at 6a6!c. Receipts 5000.
Cattle uchanged; 4a6 for fair to prime.
liverpool Market.
Tolessxphed to the Argus.
L,vBnPooL, Jan. 6.
Flour--26s cd.
Corn-3ls cd.
0ats--3s Id for new
Barey---5s.
Peas---39s cd.
Whest-l0s I0d red western winter wheat
lis.
Breadstuff-Quiet.
Cotton Dull and irregular middling up
land SASH; Orleans eaasS.
Pork.-I6s.
Bacon-5s.
Lard-6s
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T. II. BARR & co., PrOpriet0rs,
TERRE HAurE, ISD.

Sold in Chicago ut Wholesale by Fuller, Finch
& Fuller Lord & S NTH Van Setback, Steve
son 4 Reid Hurlbut a Edssll e Burnham a
Sen; Blocki b Co.. TolmAn King; Rock
wood Blocki.
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CARPENTERS.
GkO. l.. CARLTON,

- and IN THA CORNER OF ORLEANs
orders proms.o Streets, Rock Island, Ills A,
ey cite ,oed to. mch2l-dIy
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In 81. Louis by Richardson & Co.; Collins
Bros. And throughout the North ost BY oil
| DpuOOiats
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In Milwaukee by Rice q Reieing; Dohmen
Schmidt; Green 4 Button.
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rE L > perseus to successfully CANVASS
AE q for Premiums we offer, and receive .
SIS wal,ham Watch for yourself. Address Peo-
pies " eekIy, Dayton, Ohio.
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1904 USE THE VEGETABLE 1R:0
AC~VPULMONARY BALSAM"AOeV
The old standard remedy for coughs, colds, con-
sumption. Nothing better" CUTLER BROS
4 CO, Boston
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cox Week Salary Young men wanted
CSc as local and travelling salesmen. Ad-
dress with stamp r, H. WALKER, 81 Park
Row Y.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-23

- IR1sHMEN AND THE CIVIL SERvIcR.-As
the examination held recently for second
class assistants in the Excise department,
some 1900 young men presented them
selves. OF these 80 were placed, OF whom
46 were Irishmen. Dublin sent -, Cork
S, Galway a, and Belfast .. Lon Lon. .1s se he
contemplated with legitimate satisfaction,
and prove that when competition 10 open
Irish men can hold their own "against an
comers." But, further, we have not on1y
succeeded in taking much more than on,
proportion, We have also taken tne 49, ".S
Of the list belong to Dublin, and the hitI
to Cork. Mr.. Connolly, who has won IL tn.
post of honor, we have been Informed; Is ),
pUnil of the Central Model Schools, Mari
borough street, Dublin.-Natso"'
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The New York Eueninq Post calls MT
Butler's attention to the existence o, . ~;
Kinx order in Massachusetts. The evil
dence is as follows:
"a little girl in a public school in f haH
River, Massachusetts, complained that ;,1a S
CATION brought out confession ' Sas-sr@s to
school wsrs and 1--WE Of them surrendered to the
s ssacSer as many pistols, loaded with shot .S,,,
Now, if ever, our contemporary tnt @sn,
erai Government in Massachnsetts3,a .i 3."l.
where even small boys carry loaded plsCo.a u
W. sobooi to intimidate smaller girls IL is
SUgSasted that when the hill authorizing
shs presidsnt to call out volunteers, as III
1s6l. sIall become law, one of the nrs
campaigns of the new army will ms. nave Hs i
p;ver schooi house for its objective point
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LACE Goops.-In nothing is genuine No eu srt,.
S ptnri into iady wardrobe that may cost
.o nrticie of It has been 80 III
.u u1 :, Ssa ,oada portion of kngs ransom; phs
Brsssiman Adams while they have laoes 70 oua.es
Is suit isss tastes and more nrovsian
SEES cndi1son VI hfe-makinG no tuvlolous -.
tinctonsy a.hinR qrssons for copsS,Snc sonnIi,
h veil which L. the twin piece OF that ISsr ny
%.. ,uisn NJ hsr marriage with the AAAEqui1,
n, III, wny Lrinh linen goods are nov scum
ssS and sss MngSzine street ten per cent cheaper '
her
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: Mr.. Huxley's attempt to force tue b,1'e
IN Catholic and Protestant children ailke
~ uoeans of colorless extracts cooked up
to suit all tastes, was defeateo regency
OF meeting of the London ochoo.
Hoard. Professor Huxley's speech was ~
nnca hlasphemous and filed with common
sanse. He insisted, with truth, as dld MT.
Garrett Anderson, that many paris vi VIZ
p;,Ie we're unfit for children to read ;
INF he declared it to be crime 10 lnsS,.
INTO the Youthful mind what the men
of science Of the present day aeeneu "t;on
such as the Mosaic account OF tne la ~, :,
.he storv of Josue aud his causing the sur
~ stand s.ill. and the like. All such Points
Ibid he explsiued to the children 60
mean lust the opposite, and the pnp,lt
r should he carefully shown that when th'
. Rible contradicts Mr.. Huxley. Mr.. Huxley
Q and not the Bible, was to be believed.
d ha himself said, with respect to the treet
c n,ant of the Scriptures, he had voted 10
9 MI Smiths motion, "because it above
IT the reading of the Bible to be flexible, an
IT adanted to the wants of the age. otne!
,e viss be should not have voted for 1t. ~
,r object was not to hide difficulty, but
if nrsvent the creation of one by Judlciot
It. Selection. 1t was q most unfair and unJa
~ and abominable thing to implant In a cnllu
o. mind what wouldo by and by he removt
K with difficulty and grief. 10 90 ~ ~
a. would reduce our boosted Christianity
ce low the old pagan idea of treating Ss'
at children with respect" Judging from I'e
nd discussions and from the decisions CONC
e- ON religious matters, the question mu
,ly soop arise how long Catholics can re"'
ny members of School Boards.-OnfoeFSe.
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HAEKY's NEWS DEPoTs:-These fam SS%.s-. ted
erapSc LenSsn D
;pa.es RsSli sunSuls American Lsss
i1str.sed Weekly Banner 81 5he weeEiy, Fireeide
ch s.eass.S siss
4 Farm, ~: Raepprd and Pomeroys Democrst Al
n tho Mont for ho1 Says 1sse
esiySd French Albu%os
csthoe Atlsnsc o.o5A and ,Ss Iondon AZ
Journal Also i. in daily receipt Of tho nc The chcas
Az, -. and Tribune Cincinnati Enquirer ana SSnT r
cia St. Louis Republican and anS Desroi
Iisl; Il The latest novels and literary pubiicason
recsived A full line Of schooi-books cons'An''' -
| hand.
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CAY1.Ar & FLYNN.-The people OF New O ,,d
leans and for matter those Of the Tns Ths
wssf ar. vitnlly Interested In the su3ect OF na III
hsrs ~ The nnui h Missaipp have ossh tne R.ea
obstacle the prog'rss Of New 0rean tS sT,r Of
.s IN men in nghrinG du'ing the lac civil wSr 'S
hsir nTcduct found readiest ana cntAp
marLrt thnt way But the ar~ other hais 10y S,.i
r., eat psppis; bars that came home not =" S "h;i
dren they bars too unlisS ,s"Ss .uSe drop Of
SS We refer tb moaq uito BARNARD noontt s ~
that Msssa Caylat Flynn t meet hnS Soa rbir.,y
arou0btS o. our Indigenous eneoiee pave Ie hSs ,hs
SIHS ,h.Ir bobnet bare 10 price whicn rs,
p ~. ,r,,, az well as business, M
toey % Dtcnsa tno taken Iall, whicn wiz .AuS
line OF P,qH%e moysment towards 57s Magazine street
| Fourth District
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,;..,o &c tho endowment of travel depends
IN .h Sccessor,es Of Equipment. The mind must oe
- ease regarding Thousand tribes oc aor tSs time
being left behind the hrSs place snero .hs vsry
1.cEin0 No we ara wrong. Before Psckink VIC ~
Srrt p,eiminnry is to procure trunk ths
able 10 the end propo]ed-a trunk thas VIII ;sds and
hoayea and th,o va OF baggage masters on
STEAMBOATS,, trunk defying the ma1 be
proceeded with But atop again. w here can enC rn,
rarity of trunk be foundf whore. 10 u asked Wy
at HogAn'a, % Canal street VINO nae eupphen
rayOlors for yearN and trust will 70 90 -
aack vaaaes and other conveuences-an sole
At the loxest prices.
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TIE Prison MINISTERS BILL w are All |
q little ant to grumble at the slow progress
If onr own opinions, but sometimes one 10
suddenly struck by the marvellous rapidlty
With which the best of them make their
wav Yesterday week the House OF tords
rad. a second time, without DIVISION
and almost without remark, new fflson
| Ministers Bill, which is to superseoe Tue
;naff.ctual Permissive Bill now IN force;
T.ord Morley stated that the present 6iii
was ineffectnal, that, as regards the Catho
lie prisoners, though priests were allowed
IN 1;sit them. they were seldom salaried,
and seldomer allowed to perform a Mass IN
the GOAL. whereas, by the present bill, the
Uome Secretary was to be authorised to en-
force the appointment and payment OF
, n,;nisters of any religious persuasion IN
@.aIs in any goal where there may be more
, shan ten prisoners of such persuasion, apd
a snch ministers wers to be placed on the
cave footing as the Church of England
= chanlains. Lord Shaftesbury asked ques'
: ton about the Mass the Duke OF hicn
r mond, as we'll as several otner peers, =,
d pressed warm approval, and t3e oil; Mo,
d il to override the bigotry OF the mIuuie .sa
= magistrates, passed without tne snsu u !;
ia opposition. There was tlne Mneu
20 would have been called a bill for iiGensln
Is idolatry and blasphemy, as very ICY
at will be called by MIR. Wha!iey, anu ~. iousu
70 through the House OF LORDS VIII VIC -.
I'd most bitterness. But whether soclet
lis moves forward OF not, 1t certa'hly sHl
e. along on easier wheels, with less gtlnn,,
On and clashing of the dluerenc e,emen
Be against each other.-LoRdon Spectator.
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Mr.. Joseph Miller, Jr.. employs every eape-
9ep 49, poJ Setend upon ordinary means of oommSn
ne Shsn thr ladies be accommodated nus
cation n Tr-ssy preSnrd express into his service
hy ~hich means he has just Received . nue. nhe an
M Ok cenSa p.r yard and colored piques 81 nosS oes
tSfaI deeiIpa 20 cents Ladies' may depend On -"
D,Dal aaaiduous attention
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For tho Week Ending Friday, April 81.
MORNING STAR OFSics.
Saturday Morning, April ~, 1877.

MoRsHe STAB y, o Ssz.
Saturday Morning, April ~ 1867
.fs the market at the time Of our Last re.
Tho 81 sf S,ssse u:
good q On .s
s &c. sso%
ns s1s' R
slo9 Ss IS tho the onssas
Of s sss'Pf
$500 ss1s. ct ssiss:
s,ss S.ss .s Es
the s,s: ss.s
reparks we qISss to me aso low nddne
~: :s
SUGAR Mo.Assss.Ws ac1ts s ssGo Clarified
s I'll 5:ssss
,Hs 81 to soiasn 70 .s Ga,
g S s Dbl
s% ouoe 70 to 74e per for mixed and
y .o st ONO 70 and
. a 81 ..
Dbl
are sr 1T 3. and
soil =. III t. III Is 1'e
,o ss; .. aq iS a.
clear rib siass sas la to iss PEI
- lb and Northern l6c. ,,... ,,a.. In barrels q
u BKKY-we quote Texas choice e ..rc. "0'' -
LouslAsA RcEws 9IHse a., tnf s5oieecp per h.
are s a. Is per Dbl
50 to 9 Per Dbl 40 N &c 81 Louisiana Onions son
va FL ss SO. No western SALE Dried Apples W
hides selling at to ,eS
IN AZ Nnt and IL 70 l4o dry sated Green casy
~ To Sac per Id for heavy Of to toc for light ana
&c l3c for light kipa "a v,r,;n DIN Offering
,l-I ROsN-N0tbing but faAo a"u 'A'e ~
a o. to $6 per Dbl :, =, xo..,hh,
to SURE oT selling ct SIT to QUO POI -
m, TARnIs quoted at I2a to l5c per gallon.
en- Money MafAos'
ad ,a ,,Ia to I'LL American half dollars lo7 70
he Mexican dollars ll3s 70 IA. $4,000. "a. IN 67.
IN Sterling exchange Izit " < 1S nar cent pronaium
10 OOme0LC e3chAhkcs ~ -
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Wa ore clad to chronicle the fact that tne 9
Dertect success attended the
Pro,is strr at Of Magazine ana Jakno
Ne odrst iehment ia canuot boast Rres.-
eT Snsh Nothing leas was to be exposes assr. N l.
ans q Co Their stock comprises every ihipR S~s "
new aud elegant
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9priug, like time and tide, will wait for no
nan just the opportunity awaits all who wouia
OF the n the chocAat
1oods Al UNeIl & Gleason'a 2n5 Canal street We
cnId invite atteption their advertisement In ano
shST column which itself ia treat and speaks to
the good and Interests o. the sSS
Sthsf their original cost )" fabric. nssSy re-
S heir value - aud steToS art cies At less than soo
COST"
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M1scELLANEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS.

Anew INSTRUCTION BOOK
SYSTEM FOR BEGINNERS
In the Art OF Playing upon tho
PIANO RTE.
Nv WILLIAM MASON and z. s. boADLE1.
wonderfully wellarrangod and Interesting pgsctes
Duss for Teacher Pupil pleasing A'srns rssaons
ana naIy piain and practiosi and the nne ars
are are t%oropeh teachers who compiled the WORK Ai'
worthy q al sant by mail postpaid receipt Of price
Price, % ' OLIVER DiTsON & Co.,,
q77 w ashipgton street BOSTON.
| CHAS H DITSON Co.,.
| "a. ,,o,x, III Broadway. New YORK.
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THE NEW ORLEANS -..
Antiseptio Alright Wood Burial Case
Company.

This s:ta5seda %PHI the RSef 8. os
Hsris viii take charge Of burals in the oamo Wy y
private undertakers Of this city But IN order 70 9c o.
judge Of the old syste IN, ana
1 ths Of patents which it tho following i'd
vaDteges: -, s.a,.. w;+hout ipSection
BY means 81 pstsnt antaeptie oOians which though
sIn Coffin and have their superiority attested " the
.t ccncusyc certificates from tho Board OF health
and Medical Faculty of this city :. ...-.,,s
D or Transporting body 70 any part Oh 'n' "'''@
" q or smbsiminS Without any resulting change OF
S.otnre or natural color, by process entirely new.
ar Al. Of nny Kind tomb in any cemetery whssever
and viii arrange with asylnms convene anu axsJ
societies OF kind ~ Prlce n4eo
| IN adyapce for tho funerala of their memoers
- toriF N prices for different classes OF lrtefmen
tsan r,ade with adaptation to the means o. svery
ne1.on This list is publicly exposed in tho once Oh
the Company, .,,o =, ApoNcNr STREET
ocS3 6m NO. - nzn -O-- -
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Andrew Leo, carpenter aud builder, S I'D on on
Charir is always ready To S hnsnees: and
mot onI> tbea all Others who require SHbas.
20. IN iii And in Mr. faithful gentleman Nnos'
| pric.a liz ayine reasonable
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Wa refer our readers to two cards in anos s en
column setting forth the remarka5le Sass labor
! wndsr the svmptoms OF thi. tnsidious conp'A"
.SSS,id nonder the furnished here.
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ksneciRi meeting ut Branch No. B, Hihernta,n5
TeuevGent Mutual Aid association Mat 11 seve"
oi,ck at the school house on MArAt" street, he" 'A
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC.
. u =.
DACIFIC WINE COMPANY,
Organized for the sale Of
pure caiifornia Wine and Brandy.

pure California Wine and Brandy. CO
v;nevards in Eldorado County. California. D1
CHARLES b. PETIT Treasurer and Businss Asens chs
Office and Salesroom. No. % Camp s'Fee'' NO" .
leans. -
rb;, company is composed Of tho owners OF
g. .h. hest grape districts Of California, Who nave fo
formed an association for the purpose OF oenns n'
avn wines and Brandy. 70
The following list comprises Pat' v. ' ct
| now ready for the market: ~
WHITE VINE. ANuE' +
,rT CATAwBA,
| S,oc,, ISABELLA
nID MISSION SPARKLING. II
Surnpv WINE BITTERS,
mov.v GRAPE BRANDY, :
| PORT, n' |
.11 THEIR WINE AND BRANDY "AhHASiA
~ STRICTLY PURE. s.,
A-rano.ments arc now perfected for weekly amp.
ments direct the vineyards thus .nsorinS
. and constant supply Of these PURE AND DEhicioos
j WINES
d and examine n regard to quality and price,
= All orders should be addressed.
= PACIFIC WINE COMPAN1'
: No. 90 Camp street,
n New Orleans
st ToHN HENDERSON,
IL yu,o,.sa,e Liquor Dealer and Rectiher,
it NO. IS rCHouP1ToULAs STREET
Nv And a. "A and 70 Lafayette Street,
T. Now Orleans, La.
ps puRE BOURBON and RYE WHISKY always ON
nG hand direct from McGibbon q bros seie'i~' ~
ITS tillery, Cynthiana, Ky. pppp
AI.o Agent for the Celebrated BRAZILLAN Ai EkS
Bt 1fi aud REGrIFYING CnARC0AL. aP.e y
:. EDWARD BURKE,
u
VI WINES AND LIQUORS,
FALL
boy
,ss and 1872 .Tchoupitoulas street 1s6 and ls
to
the
Ike, T MCCARTNEY & co.
en- Dealers in Grain, Cornmeal and nay
tolls ~ povDRAs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I s 1s Corner of Fulton. aas y
first T. DeA'or N o4 Rran
, to Western Produce, Hay, Corn, oaSs' ot""
Fall Flour, Potatoes, Onions, etc'
,int E,v,,nn Fields Front Leyee Noe ~ dss "
near Pom tchartrain RR Depot, A1I@ 80
the T GIBBONS CO.,
mt OF j.
cknon DEALEhs IN
E1G aSe GRAIN, CORN MEAL. AND HAY
NJ. L a, New Levee street---..S7, 49, OIL
myes ~ Corner F"S
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p,,NTRMPs DYER AND SCOURER 1874 PoydraH
street between Carondelet and Baronne stree.S iOr
.riy ~ Bourbon for great number OF yenrn.
NJ 7 Bontemps informs bis friends and the pnonS i
.nsral that he re-estabshed himself In the
.,nrine and Cleaning business at the above place
ordsrn viii he attended to with care and dispntcn
TAILOR is attached the establishment WING VIII t
mourning Orders from the country promptly atssnae
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New ORLEANS HYDKo-cARBoN GAS LIGHT
COMPANY.

No so S,arondelst street, Now Orleans, Feb; r.
New UrIeaus Hydro-Carbon g Lgs ststo
have purchased the patent gas H s,e
NJ prouSinS dtSpss for dwanss stros
thsatres Surcbes hlls. sugar houses eIo VI. In the
rhIs a. he cheapest Portable Gas ApPArn ~ Mi.
o,M Comb ming the advantage OF sri'snoy H.dro-
CITY and Rfciency. producing pu pure power and as
| gem Gns OF Eve mes tho hiun'e -.
much less than coal gas. ..a tn generate this
NJ a e retorts machinery are ueo " ,h. 90 only
oas the apparatus being automato osn Iva no DANCE
| rs Is is consumed consequently nees
The filling Of tue p pssfsiy attended by doune,
so IL can he placed in The ySSG s sdr us.
the orflns.y ~ san be made of capacity req
NV a%, Copper tinsnth from one n for any
caPa nSs il a5,,ut the size of barrel ~, ,oc.-o,
csiyed nt the Company office N" ~ OAIon
whei apparatus can De seen IN sn "
Sl eop.ration so At the Branch Cigar store Of
uI oP ,Io Canal street; Rlso at Mr. Hugo honer,c1
| .os,n,, Roll Saloon. Common At new rleanA Iazn "
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prRE BOURBON and RYE WHISKY always ON
.nS direct from McGibbon Bros.s celebrated LIE
tillery. Cynthisna, KY.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Saturday. May 9, at P. n.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-29
CRRONIC AILMENTS:

Particularly s~orofuls, have their origin in an
il-ourcd or neglected disease. Do We not see ev-
cry day persons staggering under the weight OF
those lIl-treatsd ISe&ses-gUterIn out by piece
meal the remains OF a former mAlEdy ! Why is
IL. IL Is uecsuse the treatment; WAS not sIltA-
ole OF Jeff OF 100 soon. Thus the patient Ia
patched up while the dregs are allowed to re-
main to break out gain even IN failure gen era
tons, Many suffer me f0dl faint Of S~crofE.a 70
re main IN the system Tor Elfe time, Ulcers ana
cores that arc eating away JHs very fountain Of
lie are allowed TO 90 On. PimPIes- bloJehes,
and letters also d~isdsare the faces OF thousands.
There is no nscess " for this lamentsolc cCndi-
tIou, as 3 few bottles Of the SAmaritau's hoot
and herb Juices viii eradicate the tout faint. In
all bad Gases We viii furnish tbs remedy free Of
charge unIII a cure Is effected, thus proving be-
yynd Il doubt that all can he cured. PImp!es
spd blJtcues removed, thereby saving many I'M
pleasant rvmErEs. Ladies Whe desire & brilliant
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