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A Boy stealing chestnuts in town not far
from New York was caught by the irate own.
er OF the tree. What is your name yor little
scamp he asked. Tweed bubbered the
boy, whereupon the frightened farmer looscd
his hold and fed.
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A correspondent inquiries Of H. G. If guano
was good to put on potatoes. He said it
might Go TOR those whose tastes had become
vltiatcd with tobacco and rum. but he prefer
red gravy and butter.
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While visiting Washington His Muscovite
Highness slipped down upon his side in the
mud, which exaspera:ed HIM, and he swore at
the Washington Board of Public Works in six
languages, auently
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a correspondent criticising prima donna,
rather deficient in physique. says "a chest is
rs css o.. 10 Il singer rs bureau TO freed
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"a wife" writes to advise the woman women
in Washington to get, each of them, II baby to
take care Of, and that by the most expeditions
means. She believes that their 'insane folly"
can only be cured in that way
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-30

A Missouri man, who owned too many of his
neighbors' horses. was hung on his way to
vote, which" remarks contemporary, "is
calculated to deaoen ones interest in town
politics."
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MORTGAGE SALE.-whereas, by their GER.
M tain deed Of mortgage dated the eleventh day Of April
D. $50 and recorded In the Recorders Once
county Of Sale and state Of Illinois, In Book i2
Grqoe her husband granted barganed sold
70 John Se1er OF the said county Of La Sale the south half
q Lot Number Eight ( 10 Block Number Thirty (30, In
Town OF Narcotics in said county Of La Sale and state OF H.
nos to secure the payment OF certain pronssery note
due in months the date thereof and bearing
al the rate OF ten per cent;
And wheea: Is expressly provided and agreed In said
mortgage that dcfauthe made In the said
and interest thereon according Its terms time said
e,i ana assigns authorized to sell and dispose OF said
premises or any part thereof and all right benefit aud equity
OF redemption OF the said Catharne Gruber sncs CRU
her her husband their heirs and assigns public auc.
County Court House In Ottawa in said county
ILLINOIS, four weeks public notice having been previously
en- OF the time and place OF said by advertisement In
newspaper published In the OF Otaw said county and
70 make and deliver to the purchaser purchasers
such sale good and sufficient deed dees Of conveyance
t Me premises Sold and out OF the proceeds OF said safe pay
the whole amount of the principal interest due on said
prossory note ~ said day of sale with all attorneys fees
costs oil advertising and costs of SALE and pay ovorpus
IL any, To said party OF the nrst part;
And whereas default has been made In payneu of sad
note aud interest according To the terms thereof
remains unpaid. ~
rhcrcor public notice hereby given that rnder and nv
virtue OF the powers given IN said deed ~ MORTGAGE SHAH
January D. S2 sell ut public auction The south door of
the Court House IN ottawa. In said la sac county for the
highest and best price the will bring cash. the
dcscrhcdn the mortgage deed aforesaid with me appurtonan
ccs thcrcnno belonging and will execute in full tie powers
mentioned in said deed mortgage IN regard to the execution
and delivery of eds o Purchasers sale and IN r
TO the application Of the purchase money.
Ottawa, Nov. %. lS,l.-2,-Gw JOHN SETTLER.
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GLOW wonderful" exclaims some unknown
philosopher, 'are the laws governing human
existence. Were it not for tight lacing all
civilized countries would be overrun with
women"
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a Western girl. after giving her lover
lasty smack, exclaimed. Dog my cats, if YOU
hain't been takin' rye, old hoss."
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kitti" Garbush, Of Nashville, Wisconsin,
went out to milk the cow one evening in
October, and has not been heard of since.
TINS seems to be another warning to parents
about keeping cows around
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Kansas has been incited by visit from
Geo. Francis Train. to erect an insane asylum
lat n cost of $4,000
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NSiICi..- ESTATE OF THOMAS J.. LAwLEss, DECD
Nouee hereby given, that the Undersigned Admins
uator Oh the estate of Thomaa Lawess. coun
OF Ia sale and state OF liEois deceased, will appear
Ips M county Court OF said county the third Monday
eihg NE i3h day) OF January ls at Court House
or demands against said are notified u attend and pre-
sent The same in writing for Adjustment.
dated this 18th day Of November A. d. 1871.
WILLIAM USULLIVAN,
dec2-6v Administrator
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Legal.

ShaEiSl 'F'S SALE.-By v1rJus u two
eh, issued out Of the clerks once OF tie Circuit Court
Il sane county and state Of Illinois, and TO directed
usmeyy Am sSm%.nded 70 make the amount Of Certain
of fowea executor OF the last viii ana testament
% Sk deoeased out Of the lands. tenements. goods
OF the said Moses H. West have levied On the
io.owing property, TO Wit:
being Section No. TOWNSHIP No. g. Range fol-
s Commcnctng At the OF the west line OF SAID
uon Eence north IS mnues chains :. links; thence
uth % inmates west 10 Inks thence north degrees
tanning 10 apc l2-l00 acres
efeore according TO said command shall expose
se a. pu auction al the right title and interest OF ths
aoove named Moses West in and To the above described
properly on Friday, the 18th day January A. D. lS.1 al
OTTAWA Illinois. - ~
DANIEL BLAKE,
M, ~, nv Sheriff Of La Sale County.
W. W.. ~ R~n - So
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NORTGAGE SALE OF SE:AI.T.S.
" ALE-Wheress By their certa!s deed OF mortgage
In The Recorders Once Sale county il the state
o. Illinois. in Book No. 49, page Timothy D. Naaony and
mary Nshony his Wiz granted bargsined sold
70 the undersigned the South Thyslx S6 Feet OF the rth
Nineysi1 s Feet OF Lot One az in Block Twelve Cl2 and
the south Half and the Northeast Quarter all OF Lot Two M
In SAD Block Twelve l2 in he Original Town OF Ottawa in
secure the payment of promssory note Of sven
date with said mortgage for the OF Three DOB
lars and due two after date With rate OF
Yen per cent per snnum payable annually In advance fsn
And whereas IL expressly provided and agreed Ia said
mortgage that DEFAULT be made in the payment said prom
times the sad note interest becomes due under
signed authorize sell dispose OF said premises or
any part thereof and all right beuen and equity reden
lion Of the said Timothy D. Mahsny Mary Mahony hi,
WIFE, their heirs and assigns therein ct public auction
south door Of the Court House In ottawa In said county
La Sale In the state Of aos for the highest and price
been previously given OF the time OF such BY advertise
men IN one 81 the newspapers At that time published in the
csd county OF Is SALE and to make execute and deliver
eed or deeds Of Conveyance Of sold and out of
the proceeds OF such sale the whole OF prn
opa or Interest az or Pncp, and due on the
costs OF advertising and costs sale and pay the overpus ok
any 70 said party Of the first part
Aha whereas desut mas ne made In the payment OF the
18th day OF December A. D. 1870:
Iheeiore public notice hereby given that under and BY
81 OF Is &c ana S s
day OF January 1877. sell public suction at the south
door OF the Court House Ottawa In the said couaty or La
the same will bring in CASH e premises described in the
belonging. and will execute full powers mentioned in
deed in regard the delivery
Ottawa, Dec ISL sv FREDERICK A. SHERWOOD.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12

FEMALE CHARITY IN DIFFERENT ma
TIoss-The Catholic Peasantry in France
and Ireland.-I will avail myself Of this
opportunity to say that it is my firm con-
viction that the working and middle GLASSES
Of France will lead those Of any other
European nation in the observance Of the
household virtues and in the female chss
tity, except, perhaps, the Irish: This LAT
faith {uot priestiy politicsl wherever it pre-
walls, and the principle applies to Italy and
Spain as we'll, whatever English Protestant
correspondents, who despise all foreign
ers'' through o sense Of duty, may cay TO
the ,cOntrary.-George Wibkes' Parss C0TTe-
spondenee Of N. Y. Herald.
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seriously splundered. The force of these
considerations will be perceived when
state that no doubt now exists as to the in
tention of, our present rulers to confscate,
at no very distant date, the whole of the
conventual property In Rome. 1t was for
this, doubtless, that they came.
The Comte d'Harceurt has not yet re-
turned to Rome, but his arrival is expect
ed and is impatiently looked for. One of
the real reasons Of his journey to Versail-
les is said to have been to afford to the
Chief of the Executive more precise and
full information as to the situation OF the
Sovereign Ponti6. The difficulties of that
situation increase daily,and the assembling
of the Italian Parliament in Rome, Will
place the Pope alm0sk in contact with
body of men, for the moment all-powerfal,
the great majority OF whom desire to see
the Holy Father driven an exile from his
own city. 1t is said that 81. d'Harcourt,
| before his departure, promised the POPE
| that he would exert himself to the utmost
| to persuade N. Theirs to act without delay
| in Roman affairs, and held out the strong
| est hopes thu. France would do all in favo,
| of the Holy See that her present situation
would allow. There seems, however, ns
doubt but tibet the Count will be able tx
urce upon NJ. Thiers considerations of I
very cogent character. attach no credi
to the rumors in circuiatiOn here, that d
d'Harcourt is to be snspended, or that tn
4 French Government,H about to appoint
single ambassador tEsr Holy See and ca
!, ,Itasian Cahipet to8NAAleS There ara 0the
symptoms Of an approaching solution frof
without, bnt the Pope puts his trust IN n
earthly aid. but in the promises OF Co.,
, London Tablet.
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+, m1scE1LANEous FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

The Flank Moyen,ent.-The topic of the
week has been the hunt after what appears
to be an enormous mares nest. <!4e nIs1
to start on the chase was the Ddtiy lete
graph, which brought to Hghe k.na o %
treaty between certain Conservative peers
and members of Parliament on tae one
hand. and certain representatives Oh the
artizan class on the other. 1t was sup
posed to be intended as flank movement
by which the Conservative party hopeo 70
stated that MT Scott Russell had submitted
to these leading Conservatives q scheme OF
Iepislation embodying the aspirations OF
those in whose interest he was acting, ana
that the gentlemen consulted, among WhSnl
were Lord Salisbury, Lord Carnaivon, on
| Lord John Manners, together with Aord
Lorne and Lord Lich6eld, representing tne
! Wings. drew up programme when was
communicated to a council of skilled work
men. of which Messrs. Potter, Howell, Lex
cester and Applegarth are members anu
adopted by it. We priut below the PROPOSE
| tions which tais programme contains. oe-
tailed examination of them would be super,
| fuous, for in the course of the week Lore
Salisbury, Lord Carnarvon, SIR Stanor9
No,thcote, Lord Lorne, Lord DERBY: anu
the Duke of Richn oud, have all repudlated
the details of the scheme, and denied their
own participation in any such arrangement
as that which had been alleged to exist.
The "Ne,p Social ent."-The follow
ing are the propositions alleged to have
been agreed on by the Committee OF Con-
seryatiye politicians and the Council OF
skilled workmen :-"f. To rescue the iami-
lies of our workmen from the dismal lanes,
crowded alleys and unwholesome dwellings
of our towns, and plant them oHt In the
clear, where, in the middle of a garden, In
a detached homestead, in wholesome all
and sunshine, they may live and grow up
strong, healthy and pure, under the ihna
, ences of a well-ordered home. =. To enable
this to be effectualy carried out there mus
be created o perfect organization for tnt
- self royernment of counties, towns and VII
, lagos, with powers for the acquisition ans
1 disposal of land for the common good. .
9 TIE next condition of the we'll being OF tn
Z skilled workman is that days labor shall
y consist of eight hours of honest work. q
q In addition to schools for elementary edu
't cation, there shalt be provided schools TO
ID nractical knowledge and technical skill Il
II the midst of their homesteads. 5. For tn
IL moral and physical well-being OF the PEG
l. ME, places of public recreation, knowledg
es and rAfnement, shall be organized as part
70 of the public service. g. Public market
80 shall he erected in every town for the sal
r Of goods in small quantities, of best quail
e. tv. at wholesale price. z. There shall I
ts nrovided q great extension of the organfzt
b. tion of the public service on the model
70, the Post Office, for the common good"
" ,.. SCOTLAND.
ID The Glasgow Star 10 informed that Il
a Most Rev. Bishop Eyre, In view OF the pr
30 bable passing Of the Scotch Educanon %
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NUMBER Al.

SoseFI waicn mad been on the door OF q cell
the Carn,elites himself. the affecting nassstivs
which have now underworld imperfectly "a
communicate. =
!ta1in" CatsoSto Oonsrsss-It IL very sas-
isfactory to hear that the italian Catholics
as is held annually by the Cathoiios al
Germany, Austria and Belgium. At eres4
meeting held at Venice, on the I'd ult.. Sig
nor Co.Eani, who represented the Superior
Council S.o9I OF the Society Of tho youth Of
co e; wnose sene !. at Bolosn had Just
the honorary presidency. Of the Cardinal
Patriarch Of Venice, for the organization o.
the first 1talisn Catholic Congress-. Tho
Holy Father has sent his blessing to tho
undertaking, and the Congress 10 to be held
cities Of Italy. :,
TIE Eastern Ckristians.-It il aunopnceia
that the Sultan has given stringent ORION
that the under secretaries In each Of the
great Offices of State should be aelecee6
from among the native Christians. M Yo-
gorides, Bulgarian Of the Greek schisnas,
mas aecordingly been appointed under.
N. Odian, an Armenian, to the correspond-
ing post In the Ministry Of Public Worn.
| It is farther stated that the assistante On
deputies OF the provincial Governors Gen.
| eral are aiAc 70 DO cnOaen out OF the Christian
poPaiatieA. II this measure 10 honestly
psosed ~; sasSsassi Sss ! ss ss
sponaessS -of the CorrespoadaHSS ~ s1ss5ees
further suggests the desrsbility Of rehae-
dying the extreme poverty Of the Catholic
Oriental rites by fixed maintenance for
their. hierarchy, to be provided by tho
Western Church. A sum equivalent to the
pay Of ose Ambassador would, he observes,
maintain these churches in comfort, as their
Bishops would consider themselves rich II
they had the revenues of o country cure In
France.
J The linerye, informs rs that the Sovor-
eign PontiR has been pleased TO create q
new Ecclesiastical Province in British North
, America. Mgr. Tache, the Archbishop of
St. Roniface, will be its Metropolitan, and
will have as suffragans their Lordships
Graadin, Farand and De Herborney.-Non-
sreal True Witness. = 4
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Communicated
ct. Patriots Cemetery.
Editor sf the Moraiaig, star. -,

Editor Of the Morning Star, -4.-
. In your otherwise just and accurate OBSERVE
tions on the Bishops Cemetery, you make o
mistake in saying that two thousand dollars
have been contributed and expended on the
improvements. The amount collected and OK
pended has been $i594 SO. 1t is Srue, however .
that about two thousand dollars was sub
scribed, but about five hundred dollars Of tho
amount has not or cannot be collected. It Is
hoped that all the lot owners will attend the
meeting. called in another column for to-mor-
| row night, when full statement of what hea
been done will be given.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
ID. r. SCANLAN.-
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Is1EMrERANcE.--In late address, Rt-
Rev. Bishop Bayley, of Newark N. 1.s

laid 49,
"The dreadful sin Of intemperance, de-
structive alike TO body and soal, as We all
know is making the Ross sH Sa LA to e.
the chief cause Of all the sins they confmik
and of all the social evils ana discomfortA
under which they labor. am determined
to make use Of the most severe measures
against all who are addicted to this scam
dolous and destructive vice; and If they
continue in the practice OF ii, they must do
ft ss outcasts from the Catholic Church
who have NO right to the name Of Catholic
while they live, nor Christian burial when
they die.n
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We approve Of the Aforesaid un1sE
taking and commend II to the Ca4Aalis
Of our Dioceees
tJ.M. ARcHBIsHor OF NEW ORLEANS.
DsssssSsv ~, 1857. -S
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ITALY.

breaking Open the Converts Of st. Antony
and Sta. Maria AIe QuGttro FoHtdne.-We
extract from the Roman correspondence Of
the UniUeTs the following account of the
violent occupation of the Roman Convents ::
They have not hinched They have forced
their way into two Converts of Nuns. The
crowbar forced open tho gates, the sledge-
hammer made the hinges start from the door
posts! Royal warrant in hand, they have invar
ded privste property, violated religious on.
closuEe, and Effected an entrance Odicers and
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AtssnsiOn Is directed to Our spsOlal notiao.
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SCOTLAND.

, The Glaarow Star 10 informed that the
Meat Rev Bishop Eyre, in view Of the pro.
babie passing Of the Scotch Education Bill
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next session, has written an order to the
effect that all the Catholic churches in
Glasgow must on an early date be supplied
with ample school accommodation.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-16
LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI
TY-SrEPHEN i.O0F Office, Hainilton's Cigar
store, address Titusville, Pa Assistant John Van
SERVER.
TITUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICTNI
TY-H. II THOMAS. Office and address, Man.
sion House. 1itusvile, Pa.
SHAMBURG AND VICINITY-GEORGE IR.
vim. Office, shambuirg; residence, Titusvile, Pa
Ass:siant. A A. West.
ENTERPRISE PLEASANTVILLE BEAN
FARM AND PlrHGLE W. GEO. VAN
VLIET Office and address, Chase House, Pleas
antville Assisient, ii. c. Huntington
TIDIOCT AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS
CLARK. Office and address, Exp ess Office Tidi.
QUITE. Pa. Assistant, L c. Deartlsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office and address, Petroleum Cen.
tire, Pa. Assistant Charles Black FORD.
| TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
| on Oil Creek and Cherry Run. from Story Farm to
ie--JAnESSAUNDERS. Address
! arr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther B. Saunders,
Charles H. Cochran and William Hoyt.
| MoCLlNr0CKViLLE OIL CITY AND RENO
"A: s. MtsT. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
| Assistare, n. Mead
FFANALiN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY pIv.
Err wiLBeR Office and address. Franklin, Pa
| SORUBG ASS, kOSTER FARM Il PAGK ERS
LANDINi-RICiIARD w. REDPIELD. Office
and addr' 50 Scrub.rass o, Assistant, Il. W Por.
| terfela, address Fmlenton, Pas
WEST VlRIINIA-C o! ANGEL. and T. r.
| COOK Address. parlershnrc, West Virginia.
Roberts Petrr)eH5a TOypeda.Co
|, ma%
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CAUTION.

The public ls autioned against emplO, ing any
ut the regulart authorized Agents uf the C0mpa.
ny, since the Roberts Patent cover the use Of the
Torpedo ana all explosive materials for oil wells,
and the use of such materials by other parties is
direct infringement Of their rights Auy parties in
iinging any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS will i.
ieait with according to law, and a. acting willfuy
and knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
/ Of the Courts,
The Company have reorganIzed their bus,ness
with view to accommodate Oil Men In every Dart
Of the Oil Region. They have employed the most
efficient Agents and Assistants that be procured
| for the business. Each Torpedo Il labelled with
date af patents, together with the price Of the Tor
pedo, and signed by an officer of the Company, &c
every Operator Wishing Torpedo may know 1t,
| price and whether il came from our Office
Upe ators will confer favor by reporting to thi,
| Office any negligence of Agents.
The following named persons have been appoint
cd Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil Recion
Of rennsy ylvania and West Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-16

Nichelson Il Blackmon are selling Cook
Ing Stoves With iroa wsRs at twelve doAsrA
Ost! and see them. &e<ze- u.
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A. 5. Smith has jnst ralnrued from the
East with large stock of Shoes and the
latest styles OF Opera Toe Ladies shoes.
oct6.tf
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FhsACG VND -" Gn OOA HE
FOR sab ny
THEPRINCIPAL DRUGGIS IS IN THE UNITED
STA rES AND BRITISH AMERICA.
DR. LAwRENcE's WoMAN's FRIEND Curs
all Disc sses peculiar to Females.
dec6-1y.