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PROFESSIONAL.

u PSkIASr MEpi6st NOTICE STTiScEEt Abf. An
sTRohS 90, from Medical and Surgical Univsr-
dtIpLs opened a ooe is saa . rl.
pared to cure the az we di..s sS an 'eey are pre-
method without AlcohslIe Spirits MsrcurS or .tsr,
much shorter time than s4sg s.S IN
climate &C. The climate OF Washington a we'll =.
srable city in this country Tor the trsstm.pt 81 ts.
class OF comp Aints Patients from distance board
from Dyspepsia and Liver Conplsint We Us,
anestes o. cures from the oldest, wealthisst, and
.ities long standing suppa.ed ~ =.
Die Consultation fee. o. 90 otsGitstiSn. b By IT
HAVING ARRANGED FOR HN ABsENos
60 ID rom the CITY for a number Of months DR. j. X
Srastss mil I'll GesTPy my Once and attend g my
nR- THOMPSON, Esnale ParoC1as, %, Ne,
- Jersey avenue. near Baltimore depot. Twenty
B Lady IN attendance nr-,m.
nk. q. N. FORD HAS REMOyED HIS on
~ nee and residence 70 lisa Pennsy lvania avenue.
" LANES z. WILLIAMS.
ATTOR kY-AT- Aw,
No s-s, bstreen = and sis .sf.a,. Av iss
doors ea, wS (, ssn,sSST: Law 4 Building.
epeoslity-T~lamentsry Isw teEu
ATToRSkY AT LAW.
no. Young |. Lsw Building,
De- WsshinRton ID e..
THOMAS WILSON.
ATTORNEY AT Law,
32l four-epo half street, W ashington. u. C.
ProsecUtes olsims against the United states excla-
-vey before the Court of Claims and supreme Court
ot the Urifed States. ausO IN
RDWARD Z CARRINGruN,
rropsrLs , sb d =; P Ss iAio,sSorpnY3v
" S q: ssa Ii q. sss
District Prompt attention given 90 the Coilectioa
,fsiIsin. once. 81 .opposss City lHll. myss-iy
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and other & ees 1'f Plsdss. al
sale for halt the regular cost, al our Once, 3OT ~
feEu GOLDsTlIH CO.. Brokers.
r $. ENGINEER OFFICE, BALTIaOKE, MD,
y. fAYErTs srRERI NEAR CHARLES,
1h"d SOY C"'0" Bq:s S.,ta,..:
Proposal. are invited FOR dredging n bs s Sb.,n.
below foI. Carol. AR ls.Sins to ihi. siy Pros..
"a ss5 "A; & . 4 6.
present About zoo euSe yard: moHs Or uif e, 60 f f
Ut %c miles 81 10
iad iss1 a. mean lSv Saisr The ,ds rises about
ehinery be used average au antty in cubic yards
70 be removed daily price per cubic yard, including
TIE right to REJECT any bid il reserved.
Forms Of proposal, and any desired informs alton
to be hsd on application :: Ibis 9faos; 60,
mhss h.ior Of Inginssr riTh 5 .I Army
FIs, OLD BY. "H!sk1'
esyfeS.Iy pure fos nsdieiasi .nd family u.s. and
s.m zSTHU ss. sAT !, AZ D ..,s:s.
300 DOZEN FIJI. I YHEa: SHIFTS AT q
HOLLANDKR BROS,
AT Seventh ftreet,
three doors shovs Odd FelowS' HHlI,
and 1871 Peonsylvania avenue.
teH In near l5th street.
e HILDslss HOSPITAL
pISr8ICT OF COLUMBIA
Treasurer once, 1906 street, second Floor
l mh2St F.B. MCGUIRE, Treasurer
NJ N. CALI 4 CO.,
| pHALEls ~
fLOUR And FEED.
In quantities to suit.
AT Low RATES.
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
l nh2-f Near B. 4 o. Rk. Depot
CARRIAGEs. CARRIAGES
CARRIAGES. AA.
On hand o large number ofCarriages,
i srck as Pony Phaetons, with end with -
out rumble seats; Victories, Cabriolettes. jump
ae"as s<'A''Afk fiSHk:' f. S.'e SnSSxHHM,
Corner 9Th and d streets.
nh2H Factory, 40 Sth street
| SPRIN0 STYLE.-M. CUHNlN0HAM 10 now
| - reedy 70 make 10 order the best $50 andn
| ~ SILK HATS that Car be produced south Of
l New Isrk. neasures d Head taken By the
Irsneh IyHosrsphieI onformateur.thereby IN.
! street., between md Massachusetts, ave. ten In
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A steam canal boat is being constructed at
Cumberland, for use on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Cana. The result Of the experiment,
which will be tested about the nrst of April.
~ looked TO with interest by tho Sc interested in
the coal trade.
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@NATlOhAL LIFE INSURANCE CON.
NS PANf OF SHE UNITED STATES or
AMERlCA--The annual meeting of the stockhold.
srs OF the natlonsl Lie Insurance Com pany OF the
Unitec states OF America will be held at the ONCE
OF said Company, IN the Banking house of J.y
Co he Co, on 18th street, In the city Of Washing
ton, on the sEGOND TUESDAY (beinG the l4th
day Of N AkCH, lSI ct 10 o'clock In the forea oon
for the choice Of for the ensuing ear ara
Tor the Transaction c. such other business as NAV
lawfully GENE before IT, ~'
Ew PEET, Secretary.
NASH3SFTON. ID O., Feb %, ls1l. fe72 lot
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BOARDING.

bUARUlN0.
f1S Tenth STREET, NEAR PRNNsYLVA-
flO MA AVENOE.-Have Just opened this
magnificent and commodious house, completes in ali
its spIointments: Transient and permanent Board.
Of Richmond, We. ms St
EJRST- GLASS BOABD AND FURNISHED
l. ROO40-Also, few TABLE BOARDERS oan
9Th, Island. Re "a 6t-
Il near the Departments, with 1rst-c class Board
cen b had st No. 1915 street ON reasonaAle
EIkST QLA 1OAkDt WITH PLBABAHT
terms ct 1901, cor. Psnnsyivanta avenue and IN
street. Good location and accessible. mh0-J
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1fQ0 PENNSYLVANIA AvEHUE. near 18th
lfCO street, south side ROOMS to rent. for.
nished or unfurn6hed. frst, second or third foors
reasonable. fcl6 3W-
Tor RENT-Bight room COTTAGE; partly furn-
nue.. Two room BRICK HOOSES; gas and water:
025 per mouth. Two room BRICK HOUSES, 0iS
per month. Inquire Of DR.. VAN. BO0AN, 60l
Massachusel avenue. near Sth street. fs l6-lmE
LOB RENr-SrORE and DWELLIdT. No,
rl119 9TH street, n. W. Apply to HAMILTON
and streets, 10 81
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SPRIN0 sTYLE.-M. CUENIN0HAM 10 nov
reedy 70 make 10 order the best $50 andCD
New Isrk. Aeasures q Head taken By the
Hreneh fylogrsphical Conformateur-thereby In
eled TO veeesat styis. store md Ysotory-o93 It'll
street, between End Massachusetts, ave. Ten In
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@el u MER MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS
~ Drs DkINkA ARD and KING will reopen
na.ional MEDICAL COLLEGE. street, between 18th
ara iith streets, on MONDAY, March 18Th. at
O'Clock q m, and Continue them until the 18th of
July; Ior Particulars address w b DRINkARD
"a Ola 18th street, or A. 2 A. KING, n. H.
So
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SEC. II. That all property, which
was formerly under tho control, Of the
Town council of Hamburg, shall again
revert to the Town council elected under
this Act: Provided, such property is
in the corporate limits of said town, and
intended for public use.
SEC. r. That the said Intendant aud
Waraess, Is ir,ersea, c: s::y s:y cas cf .hoD,
may authorize and require any Marshal
or any Constable, especially appointed
for that purpose, to arrest and commit
to the guard house, (Which the said
Town Council are hereby authorized to
establish or to the Jail of Edgefeld
County, for term not exceeding five
days, any person or persons vino, within
the corporate limits of said town, may
DC engaged in breach OF the psace, any
riotous or disorderly conduct, open OBJ
scenity, public drunkenness, or any con-
duct grossly Indecent, or dangerous to
the citizens of said town, or any of them.
SEC. 13. ] hat the Town council
shall within one month after the exp;
ration OF their term of Office, make out
oDd return so their successors full ac
count Of their receipts and expenditures
during their term, and shall pay over Ill
moneys in theie possession belonging to
the corporation, also, deliver all books,
records, and other papers incident to
their office, to their scuuessors, and ON
failure to do so, shall be liable to fine
not exceeding two hundred (2OO) dol
lars, to be collected by any proper action
by the Town Council.
SEC. H. That this Act shall be deem.
cd public Act, aud shall continue in
force for twcnty-onc yeary, aud until the
end of session OF the General Assembly
OF this State then next following, and all
Acts of interpretations, or amendments
thereof, rcpugnont or conflicting with
this Act, are hereby repealed.
Approved February 2s, 1871.
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But Delay is Dangerous :

paS" The properties Of the EXPECTO-
RANT are dcmulcent, nutritivc, balsamic,
soothing and healing. 1t braces the nervous
system and produces pleasant and refreshing
sleep.
IL E1hilardtes and Relieres Gloonaimess
and Depression.
Containing all these qualities in n conven-
lent and concentrated form, ii has proven to
be the
Most Valuable Lung Balsam
ever offered to sufferers from Pulmonary dis
eases.
Prepared by
VIM. HI. TUT S& LAND,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Sold BY Druggists crery,cherc.
nov 8 6m
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANIES
CAPITAL $1,OOOOOO)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

TGNHS GUANO Is NOW so WELL KNOWN
Il in ali the Southern States for its re-
markHble effects as an agency for increasing
the products of labor, rs not to require
special recommendation from u.s. Its use
for five years past has established lis char
acter for reliable excellence. The large
fixed capital invested by the Company in this
trade, affords tho suress guarantee oftho
continued excellence of its Guauo.
J. n. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston. S. C.
JNO. S. REESE & CO.,.Gcncral Agents,
Baltimore.
Dec. "a. If.
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COMPOUND ACID,
PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
FOR COMPOSTlNG WITH COTTON cE2D

rTHHIS ARTICLE is MANUFACTURED
4 by the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY
at Charleston. S. c., under Superintendent
of DR.. ST. JULIEN RAVENEL. When COM
posted with an equal weight of Cotton Seed,
its results have been found fully equal to the
best standard fertilizers. Its economy must
commend ii to the notice Of planters gener
ally.
For specific directions for composing and
FOR supplies, apply to j y. ROBSIN,
Selling Agent, Charleston. S. C.
NO. S. REESE s Co., General Agents.
Baltimore.
dec "a td
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EOIk EisOHH

No mother should ever be without bottle of
the EXPECTORANT in the house. We have
numerous certificates of its having relieved,
almost instantly. the little sufferer, when
death appeared almost inevitable.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-13
PROpnITTs PAIN KILL 1T.

This IS the celebrated medicine that ru.
Perry Davis, Pain Killer out OF the narke:
wherever it was sold. Davis made prophi:s
change the name from Pain Killar 10 Pals
Nil 1t. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia. a
pain Of any kind il has no equal Fer Cuts.
oka SS.s e-s-, !. :. i i nv ~ - 81
thing you can use as dressing Fer Snaks
Bites or Stings of Poisonous iasec,s. h in
perfect Antidote. 1t is good for Collie, Csids
Coughs, or Aowel Complaint. Its nsp
indicates its nature fully. Ii 10 truly DnArs
to pain. Manufactured and sold by BrAp-
riELE Co., Atlanta. Ca, and for sale hy
all druggists.
DooLI CeuarY, Ga, April, ls67.--Thia 3
Its certify that i was confined to the heuse
and most of the time TO my bed. and suffer.
ing the greatest agony Imaginable witt
..ss;=s..isni, for Eve months, aud after try-
ing every available remedy, with no relief
was cured with two bottles OF DR.. O.s
Prophiit's Amodyne Pain Kill II each ssst-
ing fifty cents only. Ie relieved nae alneBt
! ! sas.e.sis ! tas-asa-e ..eA.e naer.a 1. 3. th1
highest degree to others suffering from sifs
liar disease. can say that it is one OF tha
finest family medicines now out, certain.
Yours truly, w. A. F0REHANp.
DoeIY Comfy, Ga, Oct q, lss7.--D.
o. S. PRoPnITr. ] hare, during lie L..
eighteen months, used your Pain Kill Il. am
consider il unequalcd by nnyihing for pais
in the head, breast, back or side and fer
collie nothing gives relief half 80 quick A.
your Anodyne Pain Kin. 1t 10 doing Eu4
good in the community in other families !.
my own. Yours, &C., d. T. P0RBIIAND.
NEwToN FAcroRY, Ca, Nov. 1867 --Dr
Prophitt: Last summer my horae sprained
his knee severely, causing thA whole leg "a
swell to about twice il natural aize saa
rendering him almost helpless; Two app,iea-
tions of your Anodyne Pain Kill Il thorenel
" cured 1t. JOHN B. DAVIS.
CERTHEHCATE.
STATE OF GEORGIA, ,--FuLrox t;ouuYy
Know all men by these presents, That have
this day, for value received, sold and traps-
ferred to Brsdfield & Co., the sole rieht ia
manufacture and sell my Family Medicines.
and have furnished them with the fan re-.
cipes, and have authorized the said Brad
field Co., 10 print, or have printed, any-
thing they may see proper concerninr any
and all Of above narned Melieines, Thia
10th day of June, 1870.
| lSigned1 o. s. PR0pHIr7
| In presence Of Thomas r. Jonsr. Ross 4
Crawford, Notary Public (I. s.l
Manufactured and for sale 6y BRADFsELp
CO., Broad street, Atlaais, Ca, esx..lfss
! sale by all druggists.
Augl2 Ii
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l2 1E "a Ts


subject TO nnmercas - 3
diseases pee uliar 10 <l5k 81 ~ @
their sex--such as Sup -.z$ksI 49,
preston Of the Kfenses. - X
Whites. Painful Month xt} n #z&
ly .Periotlss Rheuma- - III zS@5
tism of tho Back and y = -
Womb, Irregular Msn- q =
st-uration, Honoryharo
or Excessive -.Flew.,' and prolansar {Jteri s..
or Falling Of The Womb. These dissasse
have seldom been treated snccessf,,llv. THE
profession has sought dilirenflx sor sou..
remedy that would enbale them "a tre.s
these diseases with snccess
Al last that remedy hap been discovered
Sy one OF the emost skillfnl physicians in tbs
STATE OF Georgia. That remedy is BRAD
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR. Il IL
Puseiy vegetable, and Is put up In Atiants 8,
"a, ny BhApFiaLps co. II will purify
me blood and strengthen the system, relieve
irrHa.ion OF the Kidneys, aud is perfect
specific for all the shove diseases; as eer-
tain cure as Quinine 10 in Chills and Pew
ers. For history OF diseases, and csrti6-
sss asss.. !. ns mohuerul cures. me reader a.
Ens.. I.,.s ~ 'nc MIappsr around me oottie.
-. ...,s'. =, ,ls 70 eise satisiaetica
.G.y ~
VA, siarcn 20, fStV.---bHkp-
tals ,,o.s uv sA, s,.,:. oA.1-iear ,lna ora = y
.a .aAs pressure IN statihg that have used for
,,,'s,;a ;as. 'weh'y years, the medicine you are
ps pu.s UP, AhoWn as ph. =: nnApIt tkLpss
comS;n..;a. aa aoH, .na consdeI y re best
,sb;.h :, = eaer go'.sn ,or me d'Seases Ter
n,;,ar ,.;,b . nase nesn tA-
,;,;an.rn,S - p.escllg'icn On 9osn as . prac-
rio. .n .ma :. LEI n,eaene % anu IN domestic ?rac-
hnon ~ -, .,s.r;n s;ensy ssy 'ha' = consider -
,hot go. ~ icn.ass, ,,s sna can Gut Eepe
h. ssesrn uy my =; ~ our "no.e iaha, VINO may
m.v =. ahIs ~ =. my WY peeu.iar ., oiheir ssx,
sna.r;n - $50 49,, - p Dos, ,lss snslI
shsv ,naS ~ aaay .. sOs oa pe lencsee, put tnas
with nv t;ndss. $500. ~ a1aan aaa s.rsng,n-
A'es' M snss ~ ,pn am; ysspecunl,ys
!, : q nhhI' ILL., NJ. =
VS. Ine Undersigned Drnggists, take pleas-
nre In commehding to the trade DIR. J.
nfauneids Female kegulator-believing IL
20 DO g9od anu reliable remedy for the
Ilsease ier wnicn ne recommends it. W. A.
Lansaeii, Atlanta, Ca: Pemberton, Viii
win, wine Js 70. CO.; a,;.n.a m,anss, usors,a Esa
Son, Marietta, Georgia.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

1t is invaluable. as it Immediately relieves
the difficult breathing and harrassing cough
which attends that disease.
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FOR ASTHMA

1t is specifc-one dose often relieving the
distressing choking, and producing calm and
pleasant repose.
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IL sively of Herbal and Muclaginous pro
ducts, which
Permcatc tlle very Substance
Of tIae Lungs,
causing them to throw off the acrid matter
which collects in the Bronchial Tubes, and
at the saine time forms soothing coating.
relieving the irritation which produces the
cough.
The object to be obtained is to cleanse the
organ of all Impurities; to nourish and
strengthen il VIXEN it has become impaired
and enfeebled by disease; to renew and in
vigorate the circulation Of the blood and
strengthen the nervous organization. The
EXPECT0RANT does this to nm astonishing
degree. 1t is active but mild and congenial.
imparting functional energy and natural
strength. 1t affords Oxygen to vitalize the
blood, and Nitrogen to assimilate the matter,
IL Equolizes the "Mtrrous IeRucnce,"
producing quiet and composure
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Of your . 3|| 81 :
here. G. A. Harvey. which being ssEs
according to directions, has affected psr.
piete cure.
Respectfully. &C.. GEO. L. THOMPSON.
CnAnLoTr. y. c., Sept. %, Ises,.-I h,ys.
used DIR. o. s. Prophitt's Liver Medieina !
a tonic, and found it to be powerful an &
efiicacious. IL ia excellent for functieus
arrangement of tho Liver or cons,ipatisn e.
the bowels; in most cases supersed;ns n 5
necessity Of regular course or medicine
4. j. MEYSARDIE, A. III.
fasicr TrYon u.
MARION CouSrr. Texas, Aug. j, 1884, ID,
q. s. PRopHiTT-Desr SIR. / write YOU thi5
to inform you that have been troubled s
great deal with Indigestion. but after usili (
one bottle of your Liver Medicine, 1 an
great relief. cheerfully recommend II 3
., good Family Medicine, and feel eonhdsss
that it is good for anything for phisk Il
claims TO be an aniidcto.
Very respectfully, DICK LoCKRfH.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEN

sT. RRAsCnT OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. c., December j, ;S.;.
FFNiIE INTEREST ftilng due on the
Coupon Bonds Of the State of South
Carolina othe lst of January, 1871. will he
paid IN GOLD on and after that date at the
office of H. H. kimpton, Financial Agcn; of
the State, No. 8, Nassau Street, New York,
and a, this ofice.
The interest falling due on the Registered
Stock of the State to January lst, 1871 will
be paid IN GOLD on and after that date o. +.
the Treasury Office only.
NILES G. PARKER.
Treasurer State South Carolina
dec s
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MOTHERS BE ADVISED
Keep t on Hand !!

This dread disease requires prompt action
rs soon as the hoarse, hollow cough is heard,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-05

A CUP OF Coon TEA.-The enormous con
Impetus commercial enterprise The natural result
Of much eager competition in the market, has. how
ever, had it's bad well good results. Every pos
sb!e variety of tea has found its way into the eouay
and many unscrupulous dealers have hestated TO
supply inferior and almost worthless description
which often used to aduterate teas Of valuable
and their is legion must be painfully aware
of the attending their and the
be depended upon for purity and flavor is matter.
therefore, of small impor the public that
highly ctable firm Of tea importers have TO
the rescue.
Co. No 10 Royal street. prepared to contract for
deliver of the best qualities favorable
and in qualities suit trade For further informa-
ton see advertisement: and give Chinese friends
call
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11erplng Star and Catholic Messenger.
NV oRIxANs SUNDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1871.
En1To1IAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

Cardinal Antonelli 10 seriously III
Tho Tichborne case will DO resumed Nov. Z.
Gen, Robt. Anderson, of Fort sumpter fame,
10 dead.
A Colorado store-keeper solaces his custum-
ers with FyNeKUT bak o..
Lady Herbert of Lea is translating tho Me
saoires Ineditcs dc Ldmartine.
The French and English have compromised
their commercial treaty differences.
A hair dye man has made two millions IN
five years, and wholly by advertising.
Tho President has issued proclamatisn 1of
thanksgiving on tho 30th of November.
1t 10 officially stated that the Cuban war
cost Spain s62, 100000, during the past year
It is again rumored that Prince Bismarck Of
fers Metz dismantled for Pondicherry or Cochin
China.
The Queen of Belgium refuses to pay her
dressmaker's bill, of $1,000 francs, on the
ground of exorbitancy.
Napoleon expresses the conviction that an
alliance between England, France and Russia
will become imperative.
A baker has invented new kind OF yeast.
1t makes bread SO light that u pound OF it
weighs only twelve ounces.
1t is pleasant to know, upon tho authority OF
q veteran SIaGl6UlClau tAuo ia A~co SNS PNFN--
ton Of the United States will be l79 100000.
Two daily Catholic papers have just been
started in Switzerland, La Liberte, of which we
have received copy, for the French SWISS and
tho Vaterland, for the German speaking Can
tons.
The German Government intends to con-
strhet q railway between Metz and strasburg'
Besides strategetical value, this line will es'
tablish direct communication between Ostend
and Brindisi. i
A pauper in Maine handed this request to the
pastor of Skowhegan Church on recent Sun
day "BIr. - desires prayers for the over
seers of the Poor, that they obey the laws OF
the State and furnish him q decent pair OF
boots or shoes to walk to meeting in"
Some careful soundings of the Baltic have
been made by the STEAMSHIP Pomerania. The
greatest depth of tho Baltic. Sea between
C,othland and Windau was found to be 72'
feet Atthe depth of from GOO feet to 72o fee
the water was, ut the end of July, very cold
the Thermometers giving from one-half to tw'
degrees Reaumur (ncar the freezing point o
Fahrenheit). No plants were to be found a
this depth, and only n few specimens OF ono o
two species Of worma were thought up witt
the clay and mud.-Athea@am.
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xxw rusI1cAr1oHs.

Holy Biblc.- Sadlier g. Co., New York. p. F..
Gogarty, New Orleans.
Mr.. Gogarty has furnished Us with sample
copy of the whole Bible, gotten up in q very
compact form and yet with q very excellent,
clear impression. The printing is beautiful
and the size of type legible for almost any
eyes.
Ancient History Of the East. Harper s. Brothers,
New York. A. Eyrich, New Orleans.
This is one of Harpers' Series of Students.
Histories, which appear to be intended to con-
vey u great deal of information in condensed
form. They do not apparently lay claim to
favor on the ground of beauty of style OF pro-
foundness of reflection, but simply to give ac-
curate statements of oil such facts as will be
of importance to the student of history in the
field of which they treat. From a cursory
glance at the volume before US it appears to
come clovefly up to the mark proposed and to
constitute valuable addition to any gentle
mans library.
Essentials to Good Health and Mental Bliss. Ed
ited by Thos. Nicholson, III. u. Phi. u.
We are in receipt of No. of tho LIST volume
of this monthly, and find many interesting and
| important subjects treated of in small space.
A trader of eccentric habits was con-
| stantly troubled about his health. He be-
| lieved himself sufferer of every epidemic
which visited the locality, and could hard
| ly be induced to change his sentiments
| even on the assurance ofhis physician. At
length the cattle plague broke out, and
reading in his newspaper n description OF
the malady, he began to persuade himself
that he was "in I" for the disease. Hastily
summoning "the DOCTOR" lie expatiated on
his ailment, which, of course, resembled
that of which he had been reading. 81
| 4 E.
ed the doctor, for there is an order by
the Privy Council that every beast with
these symptoms must Immediately be
shot" The trader felt better"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-05

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