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A2rOtGads por "a Academia de Medicinal ds Pa'fs.
Enconirandose sicnstre Ia manganese en- Ia
sangre i0n:o con ei hlarr0. los iila' anior,2ado:
facuii8livos nasdcran rnlo mnche ufas artiFas
esiss sragcas N les lie aciatp de hero lh,li''s
Son ny gonsoinen; en- ;ostas las eillrrnscs'des
gu, p!oyieneii del ,nppbrccin.GR!0 ~ IA sahgre
y sobre sado2fafa faitltiear i'.- ie'ileraspsn'cs
dfjiies l,n';i,eos. los coiores pat's'os. feres
btaaccs, irrrgtHayiind<cn Ia nfs..ffae,oN. anaeo
aaorrsl saprsSsrss de r@gas r.icn rap.'iist1nne
con 81 rso, slias.rneatr cgaato es;s eilsse'eda,
des rs,an rnml'liea.las con dolores de esio:nagC
Adigcsticnes 8 iaf2as, diSeties, iosorosas. eic.
s'rposi,c en Puerto Rico: en- bot;cas De naop
sl..~a. .. g. Alfon4a
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ir,Postsnse 5escnb9in.iento. - 10 es sin dc5,
ei que acsba he hacer ii. Carn da Dnisson,
.siiugni,!o farm .cfuiro 4e LYON. ure,i.IG ror
10 Academia de uiedlcfa de Paris. T0,n Z! fuuuho
ssIe Que para rsrosar ta sangsa emrobfrcita rs
prc.ISo adnsi:ar lbs chf. rtnoS ;,rrrar.r. oaes
fcrluglnnsas; pero como s'gunas wees no Sc
consgaP ci cxlto arc"eldo, n. turin du B:>soo
imagine asoriar al hierFo =! rnau:an">n Que s!cm-
pre- Sc encucnira Ell Ia sangre unldo t1n aQnel.
h- cs que cn in.ar dc pitrar"r fiiioras ne loduio
de hero. prcpara!a> d" io.'rto 'ie herrc de
mapganefO. La Acaenlia de III Gecina ctnSagr0
con su aproir cion este icz aeseninl,irnlo 70
vista de-ioS noiables rcst.ila,!os que d,aI,ameUie
sc ol,lcuian con Ia mdra,la cumlinaciom Gu los
hospitaIe- de Paris. Accuse sanios, pues, los en-
fermos que prctieTa.i los pr,Iaraios ordlnarios
Ia PitlordS de s0dnr0 de AteITc manganese
DE- Burin du buisson.
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neco.nso3ado las rnctsSc. .. eap;ia.
lliez amos hacc que el Jarste Dc retano ioiadO
de los >eilorrs @rIn,a.it Comp ." en'iiea eon
gran exile yEe lnDieIisa sifu!lrt crarl,c c>cai2
TARA rctlnazar e acec r h'g'.io de bacaao.
Sns resulialOs son iarlicnlall;!rnic naales en-
e tra.aIi,ienio de los lines sr0 en PARIS as
ai!niliislra Cada aliu i i'as de ~, 2,C@O rarvu:os.
blen para con,lali Ia lnla, atj'u IL las San4nias
del cuero, 6 bi.n eonlta Ii E.a.'u = t.cidrz lie
las carncs. las crupeton-s 'ie Ia cabe1a del ros-
iro la tai;a de al3el;o, e!c. ~ uSf' ma llr&ado
SIR, por icclro as,, u.la neee'lia doinfslita.
yno sy nla,Ire PR v!sora qne 10 ';.iuilni>tir 4
s.ls b. ios dos res fro,cos 'i:,arIa Ia plna' ers
y el'oionO FL lGTate de rt"c~o iaclia q Jcsag
rolio de los ninos y les cvItainachas enleIme-
Gadcs.
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IMPRENTA DEL BOLETIN,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-10

REPoRr or rHs COMMISSIONER OF AaRIcuL-
TuRE-The Commissioner Of Agriculture, In
his report accompanying the Predicate mss-
sage, speaking Of the needs Of Southern Agri-
culturc, says: 10 must be conceded that the
course Of agricultgre in the Southern States
and regard for ultimate results which have
characterised the operations Of farmers In
other States. While their lands ara coutinu-
Susly devoted 70 cotton and tobacco, until they
have arrived at . state of exhaustion, those Of
the North are continually improving by rots
ton Ct crops. which is absolutely essential 70
farming and planting had better be abandoned.
These Impressions have induced me to turn my
attention to those States to seek some mode by
which the influence Of this department. may
be directed to benefit them-to End out wheth-
or their implements, and especially their seeds,
may not be greatly improved, and how In the
distribution Of seeds and plants we may beat
reach those to whom they may bs prohtably
eept.s
The Commissioner says that the. Southern
States suffer greatly in their interest," for want
Of grasses, in the use Of which their prouduo-
tions would be greatly increased by rendering
= relation Of crops necessary. Clover with
will well endure the hot sun Of the South.
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When it becomes necessary for families to
have their furniture repaired and re6tted they often
experience great difficulty in finding competent per
son to whom they can copfde the work The same diff
looking glasses framed In this for the
benefit those interested, will state that from per
Camp street, corner of Caope Mr.. Bots has long
been In this business and has every
their work to him, His charges are also very low, and
sides attending repairing vanishing unfolding and
moving Mr. Bots keeps constantly hand fine lot OF
public reasonable prices guarantee Of full salts
faction given all and that this is the
have only point extensive business which Mr.
carries and the fact that it is continually i'll
creasing Read his card of thanks another page OF
to day. STAR.
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New Orleans, as o progressive metropolitan
city has just cause to feel proud Ss those OF her mer
city the Continent is all work in this line SO
stock goods be found here OF our jewelry
merchants, Nj z. A. Tyler No. lis Cana street. has
enterprise which could benefit the city and the
His a perfect gem the elegance Of it's fix
TUT the immense numbers beautiful articles 1t
tans the almost fabulous value of his stock and the
artistic in which it is displayed. or in
Mr. Tyler has the assistance of that
jovia and popular gentleman, Mr.. Peschy who is
that daily throng the store As the holidays are ap.
appropriate present could be made friend than some
article selected from this splendid stock, samples OF
which all at the elegant display Mr. Tyler made at
the last State Fair
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True worth always speaks for itself. I

True worth always speaks for itself. 1t
needs praise more than the the lily does
paint In referring then. to article which.haS be-
almost indispensable in every family account of
its labor-saving and the durability of its work. and
popular the supremacy all Others can
well lea speak for itself 1t has spoken for itself
all along, and has spoken well, and many they
among our citizens who hayo heard and needed its
the rose and the Ky Heea not tine touch o
need touch of the editors It's beauties
emit xceent work attess its efficacy the number sold
in this CITY it's popularity and that it is the IA
vorite sewing machine The ease and simplicity with
which it is worked admit of its being used by child
w. E. Cooper Co, Nos. and Camp street are the
agents in this city. They polite and attentive
gentlemen who will pains to satisfy those who
call on them.
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DIED :

ACCOMPLISHMENTS morning, At O'Clock after
an illness Of thirty days, John J. McCourt aged
forty years. . native Of Dundalk, County LOuth, Ire
land and for the Last twenty-five years resident Of
this city. ,-
z1EGLER-on Monday, December =. at sls o'clock
months and twenty four days. native Of this city.
M1CHELETT-on Tuesday. December $. At 2 S'clo:k
aged one hundred and two years. native Of Cadiz.
Spain, and long resident Of Pensacola, Fla.
FEENEY-On Monday morning. December 4. at s
pollock James Feeney native Of Ireland aged thirty
four years.
DILLON-On wednesday, December 6. 1871. at 8
o'clock A. H., Mary Cummings, wife of James Dillon
aged thirty eight years native Of parish Of Anyhow
county Galway, Ireland
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If the siege of Troy was now going on there
re de snerre the bEdng of Wooden horse to hold so
many hundreds Of men, who might suddenly break
through ribs when within the walls of the city, and
then fire and the sword in every direction would
complete the work. Messrs. Smith and Donnelly.
the popular proprictors of the Steam Variety Wood
Works, No lo4 st; Joseph street would undertake.
gentlemen arc engaged in the general manufao-
ture of anything and everything in the wood line.
They give particular attention however, the making
and repairing of csterns Stair banisters made To
the manufacturing Of cotton and agri
cultural implements receive their special attention.
Orders or Communications may be left Box ls6
Mechanics and Dealers Exchange of ST. Charles
and Grhyier street.
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Parties holding these tickets afe requested to
call at No. "a Esplanade street for their prizes
ST. PATRIcK's TABLE.
The horse, basket-buggy and harness were
not rallied, as a sufficient number of tickets
had not been sold The sale of tickets will be
continued for a few days more; in the mean
time the articles may be Seen at Mr.. Regans
stables, Baronne street.
The Fair, taken altogether, was a success.
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Among the many MERCHANTS who advertise

Among the many merchants who advertise
In the STAR and who shoald be paronzed by its read
there is who emnently deserves that pa
tronage than Mr. Wheelahan, No. lie Common street
And there are many reasons why our readers should
paints window etc is equal to the very best in
low those demanded elsewhere. These two reasons
alone should be sufficient to but besides
as our readers well know, MT. Wheeahan Is of
those men whose idol is-the Almighty dollar but he
nay be numbered among those, whose charities are
upon them Mr.. w. is now located where high rents
have no effect upon the prices of his goods. His stock
of window shades is really very fine. Call and exam
inc them llo Common. between Camp and ST. Charles.
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HOLIDAY PREsESTs.-It is now high time
that readers If they mediate astonishing any of
their friends with a nice present curing the coming
holidays, should begin to examine the Thousands
of appropriate articles offered fer sale Eyrichs book
store II Canal street. We shall attempt give
list of the dfereutkris of articles which arc
displayed in his elegant store but will only advise each
call and examine for himself His prices have
also been reduced TO place IL within the power of all to
purchase netting Christmas New Year
souvenir for a dearly loved friend or relative.
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Though hardly half as much was realised st 1t
a. at either Of the two previous Faiu for the
Homo, when the stringency Of the money
market, the inclemency Of tho weather and
other unpropitious circumstances are taken
into consideration, We think tho managers
have cause to fesl we'll satishsd. We know
that the good ladies' who hsd charge Of the
tables worked intelligently and indefatigably,
and had it not been for the drawbacks above
mentioned, would have made twice - much
money.
Tho ladies in charge Of the following tables
have already made returns, which, though a.
yet incomplete, as money is expected by them
from various sources, will givS our readers .
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= NOTICE TO RECOMMENDATION the New
York auctions and Other cheap SOURCES Aessrs Brass
petings tableoloths towels A they ceiling ct
very small advance ON cost people in need Of srch art
cles ehould give them call Read their advertise
mont and then call them their splendid store, sec
and 5S9 Magazine street corner st. Andrew.
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CHRISTIAN CoURrBsY.-Every man has
his faults, his peculiarities. Every one of
us finds himself crossed by such failings Of
others from, hour to hour, and, if We were
to resent or even notice all, life would be
intolerable. If, for every outburst of hasty
temper and for every rudeness that wounds
Us in our daily path we were to demand an
apology, require an explanation, or resent
it by retaliation, daily intercourse would
be impossible. The very science of social
life consists in that gliding tact which
avoids contact with the sharp angularities
of character, which does not argue about
such things, which does not seek to adjust
or cure them all, but covers them as If it
did not see. SO Christian throws q
cloak of love over these things. 1t knows
when it is wise not to see. That micro
scope distinctness in which all faults appear
to captions men, who are ever blaming,
dissenting, complaining, disappear in the
calm gaze of love. And oh, it is this spirit
which our Christian society lacks, and
which we will never get till each one be-
gins with his own heart.
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HuRRAH! ATTENTION BOYS AND GIRLS i.The
Grand nnensgerie with Its ring.tailed monkeys and
polar Ss.r elephant. leopard: WIN stripe:
nunber win DO In Tivo Circle Monday. Dec. 18th.
Prepare for tho show BY saving your niokles. Read
their advertisements -
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osite the post office and the other Camp street. next
10 the corner Natchez has all the latest peri,
odirnls. maCazineA- etc
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checked Immediately by taking a bottle of Laplaces
Indian Turnip PectoraI Balm. if allowed to progress
maY terminate fatally.
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KARRIED;
LEES-CATHCART-On Saturday, December ., 1871,
by Rev. Father Moynihan, John Lees to Mia Lizzie
Cathcart both Of this city.
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THE LATE LADIES' FAIR.
Card from St. Johns Table.

In the Of destitute boys sheltered In the St
vincent's Home for whose support the late Ladies'
Fair held in Odd Fellows Hall the undersigned
publicly the young ladies' and gentlemen to whom we
indebted valuable assistance polite attentions
during the Far also generous people who patron
lied the Tables contributed thereto in goods or
money
Prominent among these We take pie asure in saying
the following named gentlemen: MI. John Hsnder-
Peter street: Mes.Es Lesi EavEs M Hugh Flynn
Z. Cooper & 20, Camp street; Messrs. Lardner &
Mclaughlin Of the Is Press" Saloon. and Mr.. Richards
of the :" Orleans House."
To the New Orleans Press also do We make tender
Of grateful acknowledgement, especially the MORN
STAR Pioay,e and Times for compliments and on
couraging notices.
MRS GRAHAM
delOlt MRS. OMEALLLE.
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"sAvE THE POOR BOY"
NJ PAT. RICE.

NJ PAT. RICE.
The Angel Of Mercy. hovoring near,
whispers Q word in our Thythmical car:
}. Tell It abroad in Co,umbia's domain
That heavenstored wealth IL mans only gain.
The gold Of good works appears In God's eye
Tenfold moro precious than stars In the skyi
The tear Of distaess. prevented to fow,
Ii the best Of all treasurer saved here below
We angola hut Hish that No conld employ
Sueh means a. man may TO save tho POOR boy!
II Sent by our brother. st. Vincent do Paul.
tended his air 1t Odd Fellow Hal.
And, blessing the boy. ns1ned tho reward
OF each friendly hand found lending tho Lore!
The orphan 10 heard whom he cries fer MS cruss'
Placed In our hands by the Father In trust
With you II 10 safs, - noted ON high,
For you never fail TO hear the nrAs oryt
Then Let me bear back the udings Of JOY
That nsver VIII you forsaks tie poor boy"
Awsd into pity for hsrd-assed men.
The angel thus tails ~ to take mp our PEN.
And show how thsy nay, BY needing his call.
walk in the footstsps Of Blessed de Panll
Hearts that are eaossd 70 the orphAns appeal
Cannot understand how glad ones may feel
Then let our fair city 20 ON - before.
Feeding the peor from her bounsifai sscrs- =
IT'S thus w mint money. without the alloy.
And thus our good people have saved the posr DO
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IH FA"oA PREMIUMS
FIFTH 0RAND sT~Tr rAIp or 1nu,ar.w.
,. - -,
o. ~ MOODY,
Cornep of Can~l ard R.,v.l .tp>~&.
~ SS~ss ~a'M As~yS~ es~Ss
TIE Bet MACHfNI;N1bka 4iRTs.
1.-Two Preuise q tho Est either made In the
NJ = nS Hs:s sn6 Lsfesss Display Of 0ENTLEAENB
1wT,tnn1aoa1E0 OOO08
Ths hsss QENTLE4EN'e UNDER g ARNFHTS.
nne 9sese and Finest OkeSSxN0 ROBE.
The Best DlsPlsy q ROBD6.. = -s-.l, .
1ne ness GOLp-4MBROID9RED SHIRT.
Xhs Best DhptAy Of UNRRELLA8
Forming in hs sspseiA Mne Of business an array Of
snumphs moro than ds1blo tho Premiums received BY
AL the other compstitors eoGbinsd
anything va nsoossary 70 test the Superiority Of
4OODYS CHAMPION SHIRTS
n ADDITION y the houoss awarded 81 ear peeviSas
IA ~ sssss FIJI :: Val e Ae:s q TsIaA abe.a
,ssory nddsd e ~ ssst,neny q thsesa.As q cue
other thss WoeSy, sSrss f. s.: ~ nS.s wosn 49,
should indncs III !. ~ ~ ~ 4nsssS 49,
remsmbesins he phrscS - f,Ssss ny Son,sSci8
"GEr YouR saIHm AND MxxS FuRnanns 0ooDs At
g. NJ lGOODYH
Corc. ~ C.-., "a 80, sA-. ~ or
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JACOB OFT, ~
1874 Delord Street, near Tivoi Circle.
Jobb,ng done with dispatch: Prompt and personal
attention given to general repairs Of stores and dwell
ings. Cisterns made and repaired
Orders left at shop, Box 233 Mechanics Exchange
10 Union st.. promptly attended to. mhle ~ ly5p
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HousEKEEPERs
RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
We have just received
FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS,
OTHER CHEAP SOURCES:
CARPETINGs, MATTINGS;
RUGS, CRUMB-CLOTHs,
WINDOW SHADES CURTAIN DAMASKs,
REPS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
TABLE-CLOTHS. NAPKINS,
TOWELS, QUILTS, COvERLIDS.
. BLANKETS Etc, Etc,
WILL SELL THEM
A SMALL ADVANCE on COST.
BRASELMAN g. ADAMS,
Dash DEALERS.
sss and 5ss. 800 MAGAZINE STREET 5ss and SCI
deIOIt Conner st. Andrew street.
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4 Young Artist.-Master j. J. Nolan, aged 16
wears, the son of Mr.. William Nolan, of the
Third District, had on exhibition at the last
State Fair, two paintings. Though these pic
lures did not obtain the prize, they are yet en-
titled to notice for their excellence, and re-
markable as being the work of one SO young.
One of the pictures represents the Madonna
and tho other a young Continental soldier.
Professor G.. d. Coulon has cause to be proud
of his promising young pupil.
CHURCH OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL. This
beautiful new church will be dedicated thia
evening at halfpast 2o'clock. His Grace,
Archbishop Perche, attended by many of the
Rev. clergy of the city, will be present. The
presence of several of the branches of the
Hibernian Benevolent Association and most Of
the religious benevolent associations of the
city will tend to enliven the scene and make
| the occasion one of the most remarkable in
the annals of the old Third District. The
venerable pastor, Father Foltier, extends a
cordial invitation to the public to attend.
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CATHOLIC MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
~ requiring well instructed BOYS fifteen yeara
of age: to learn their business procure the
from the st. fincents Hone for Destitute Boys 371
Benve street by applying TO the President, 29l Com
mon street Tho boys can continue to board at tina
Bone, II necessary mh7 IL
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BARGAINS. ........... BARGAINS.
MI. BYRNE & CO.,
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
DRESS GOODS.
SUITS.
SAcQUKs;
sHAwLs.
HOSIERY.
FLANNELs,
BLANKETS Etc
10.
Our Stock being very Largo for tho season, We sha
mako it object to visit store and supply your
wants from goods
Upper Corner of 1 1.sgs ii and Jackson St"
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
have received full assortment the following goods:
BLACK ALPACA, CoLoRED ALPACA,
BLACK MERINo. CoLoRED MERINo,
BLACK DELAIN. COLoRED DELAIN,
Blankets Blankets!
A full limo Of Blankets, from @ so up.
Call and Examine Ny Stock Of sHAWLs.
BRoCHE sHAwLs. from e. so up.
Hosiery! Hosiery!
Bea1 British Full Finished, Double Heels and Toes
| LADIES HOSE,
| which am Offering Mt extremely low prices.
Few More of those 81 Kids Left
Buyers will well to cali soon Perfect satisfaction
| guaranteed
| T REMEMBER THE PLACE.-1
| JOHN MILLER,
621 Magazine Street 621
] de10lt Between jackson and Josephine.
i
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The following tables are to be heard from
st. Peters, St. Vincent de PauPs, st. Francis
do Sales, and tho Restaurant.
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WANTS-FoR RENTSAETC.

MEETING ROOM FOR RENT.-THE SPACIOUS
w and weiitnTnsNsd Meeting Room. No. i2t Caron-
delet street viii b. ranted to Soeisies Clubs etc. by
the evening or month, on reasonable terIus- Apply
tho office OF the MORNING SrKR- sell II
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Inc following tables are 70 Do heaeo rom
st. Peters, st. Vincent de Pauls, st. Francis
do Sales, and tho Restaurant.
CHURCH ITEMS.
Algiers Catholic CAsrca. Tho drawing Of
prizes in the grand lottery Of this church, on
the Sd inst, resultsshs follows: Winning
numbers-69, 3672, 500, Isl, 7so, 1876, AL, 666,
$685. $50, 3247, 249, 534. 2l39, 1854, 4041, 33e,
1885, 1912, 2257, 1880, $500, a2l4, 1877 24s1, 4o5.
1114, 143, 1925, 25o4, $40, 3l2, 400. Unless the
prizes are cal',d for by the 9Th of January.
they will be forfeited and sold for tho benefit
of the church.
Last Friday was the Feast of the immaculate
Conception of the Blessed Virgin. All the
churches were we'll attended-the attendance
being specially large at the early Masses. 1t
| is noted with regret that many men plead
business as an excuse for not attending
Church when feast falls in the middle of the
week. Surely ono half hour is not too much
to take from Mammon to give to God. %
P. B. 8. Pinchback (coloredD was elected
President of the State Senate on last Wednes-
day. This election confers on him ESQ say his
political friends and supporters) the duties
and office of Lieutenant Governor. Pinchback's
political opponents deny his right to the Dunn
mantle and make show to render nugatory
the tactics of Warmoth's lately elected adju-
tant. The State Senate, having elected Pinch
back, adjourned on Thursday sine die. The
mileage and per diem of thirty-two Senators
| is rather a large price to pay for a Lieutenant