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GRAND FAIR
GRAND FAIR ,..,,f,,,,
st. vincent's Home for Destitute Boys,
WILL OPEN N
OpD-FELLows' HALL, CAMP STREET.
Ihursday Eysaing, Nev. 9Sd, and following 0ays.

i
-sa IS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Board AZ osss~czs snd Direetoss a. AearsI5Dr: =.
DegmslnS Asesrs j. Ksrn.ehan The: q; h.pHss W.
Sr.ss s% wn heiisad < B. H.nsiios vsndaiErn
r.;.ss ssssa brown. 4a A,sasa
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S' xn S.. k:s ina
AroIsnasd. Adam. Geo aordA. Donesan, L Bar
sn xmns" raa1sreass Delery run,one Paul
srssi and Ednond D'aquin; =, x,x.n,.,. VIM
He I'll . s.sy Quinn. VIM Nolan, Hines and
oSs S:ss s:i:ss %if'.&ssa
A 81 1al'c .hi Srshan. n Birmingham and Jas
81 TSases. oess.renes -Messrs Js%es o,Rourh :S
ss. s oss, .ss Tho. ssss: fF'pd''
ST rs MFR M. IAs nj. aa. strss., Mr..
Ladies comnitts-Mes,EsJ u. Rsg.n John Rsg1n FL
fSyss II
NJ: WIN T Fever MI ni soSn sSssaasS
Ess. g Rsss
Ford w Kelly, John Hearn, Thos byrhes, ID . ooh'
| v.fr RESTAURANT.
! Mira Ed Lynch, Mrs John key. Mrs Capt John oie"i
: mer Mira, Chas Fletcher and Mrs Sevenio. II
r ladies' Connaitiee.Capt John Siemmef Messrs y
. CLARKE Thoe Gleason, Win ClOoney Eug King Marun
!. Corcornn, John Kelly Peter Meguewey and Cnafie'
. Fletcher.
POST OFFICE.
ANNUNCIATION TABLES.
| Mra r. Dromell Daughters and Assfstants !,
| IaGies' Committec-Dr Il Doumeng, Arcncnara,
:. Adam r Donegan Barjao. Geo Jorda' . Il Leeio'
q ST. PETERS TABLEs:
Mrs ysnnett, Mrs r Mcbride, and other LADIES' .
| Tadiss' COMMUNICATIONS Ed Sweeney, MoPride
DR. J j Meylor Messrs Robt BARLEY, Quinn, Baaey
VIM Holland and n McManigle .
ST. JOINS TABLES.
T. Mira Graham and Assistants. x~
" JnJics' Committee MeBsrs NJ Wheelahan. j L q
SO O. Sioia John McCirath, Maloney and q Murray.
ST. ALrHoNsUs' TABLES.
Mrs C Clarke Mrs Il A Bourk Mrs G w byrne an
Iadies' Con,mittcc-R A Bourk, + M Berming CHAM
T. T t;rehan u Dunno Jos ~ Eioe w Myers ana , y
g. Cavanagh
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL TABLES
yI.-Mrs n Small Mrs Eliza Small. and Assistants =,
~ Jndes Committee hessrs J. Prendergast, II
ah Small O'Neill and Thos Payne.
~ 81. FRANCIS TABLES.
o Mira r Il Hamilton and Mrs T q NOLAN, assisted
;as s Missea Bovet. NJ Trenor Barry. Moore u
AZ" Misses Finnerty and the Misses Martin
TaIn,s' Co,nT,ittee--T 8 B Flynn. Jr Jos kaymon
AnthonFl Werner, G Mccarthy, w Armstrong
WIN Doyle and O'Rourke.
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SERMON.

CHARITY SERMON. -.
THIS Sunday RvENING, at o'clock, at the
Church Of John the Baptist, Dryaees street, ior "
of the Poor in Charge of the Conference Of the
siotv NJ St Vincent do Paul in that Parish nos 1t
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The MoRS1SG STAR is always for sale by Mr..
Chas d. Elder, 1874 Camp street, who is also
authorized to receive subscriptions for the
paper.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTICE-Assessments Nos %, "a, % 20
Of and g. are hereby called for by the LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY, of New Orleans, to pay inc
following losses which occurred in October;
F. Scullin mule, died October :th
NJ Messier, horse, died 6th
O. Coltrara mule died sth
w A Valloft, horse died :. 18th
Simon Castang. horse, died Doth
PAYMENT of these assessments to be made within CIV
twenty days from this date under penalty OF
W. j. JOHNSON.
nos 1t Secretary and Treasurer, % carondelet 81:
HALL OF HIBERH1AN BENEVOLENT AND
Mutual Aid Association, Branch No s-New orleAn.'
October /, 1s7l.-The regular monthly meeting u 'L
Branch will be held their hail. on Third street. DC
tween Baronne and Dryades, on TUESDAY No'epi'''
! G. 1871. at Il P II. .--
| no5 It b. J. oNEILL. Recording Secretary
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL ALI
| Association Branch No. 3. The regular mohthiS
| Meeting of this Branch will be held son TUESDAh
EVENING, November 3, 1871, at u o'clock at 'nel
Hall corner of Common and Derbigny streets. Punc'ua
attendance requested. By order of the President:
4 ~n.I+ p. HACKETT, Secretary.
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gTYIIsH WINTER CLOTHING.

STYLISH WINTER CLOTHING. {
We invite attention largo and oenp,ess stock OF
i FRESH OLoTAsNo,
selected from the and most fashionable fAb.ic
.ar-' -comprisipg- Fas,f E.ttel
striped SCOTCH cashmere Palmerston Derby SUITA L
Blue and Green Beaver WALKING COATS. ri,sr-A y
Fancy Nation and Cashmere DERBY SUITS, Ia
Blus and Blsok Diagonal and St. Nicholas FRocKs .
and VESTS. se.4 !. lsjp
French Fancy Cashmere PANTS. all new pattesns
and made with STRING BOTTOMS and warranted
perfect At -,1sc 49,. II
+. Raw, and Youths Fancy Cashmere SCHOOL SUITS Z
Boys' and Youths Cloth and Diagonal DRESS SUITS.
Boys SHIRTS UNDERsHIRTS and DRAwERS
New silk st. George sCARFs, TIES, BOWS -
Fresh Imperial KID GLOVES. 6
True At SHIRTS.
p. D. DRAWERS. " ..
Merino and Shaker UNDERwBAR--all new stock
and offered at moderate prices.
Goods well made and polite attention at
PERSON g. HEWs,
no,n 70 and o ,s ss%p a ;sssf Hotel,
CUNDR1Es So NDhihs'
80 cases BAcoN-shoulders, Clear and Clear RIB
soo s sissSes 1oaned LARD. Ed. Ring & Sons ID
s sssss City,
esss g gs!: n' sss ss' ssS FLOUR
, Sc isPs1aeRFSo Whites. Peach Blow.
ssss nss sd ssss barrels.
s sss sacks ss:'s' S sis:R 81: oats.
in lots to suit fhs + vf.Z 14Esis market
no,,m 49, - 81 and D. r'' near s' Fosdra..
TN CONSEQUENCE OF ILL HEALTH. MR. W. n. =:
sE4BY ha: this day sold MS snf,le nER who as
sunes and win settle the liabilities Of the late firm
- II II. i Il. h sETbT.
New Orleans. November 1. 1871.
THE Agoy 'S,' W wei esa RH
c sRs1shsis
name on my own account 10 81 and "a Psters street
: New Orleans, November !, 1871
RESPECTFULLY RECON MEND MY SUCCESS.
MT i H. y ,I M OF the favors
literally extended to the old house. W II sELBY.
New Orleans. November l. 1871: mol I'm
~ oANo NO. 20 ROYAL STREET.
= tAsents for FooK, HING & CO, and TONG. Wo &
CO., of San Francisco. Cali
IMroRrERs AND DEALERS IN
JAPAN AND A Sh5f TAS ThAs ao d1seohA "AAh
contract for and deliver y 9. Sh
IN ssr
to suit the trade ,,.S,sS
Refer 10 S. l.. JONES e. Co. San Francisco,
and THOS. N. CONVERSE son,
nos 3m Now Ol.eeile
W., y Cov,r ,s uoRsER, WOOD Co
S.M:I Al SION New orleans. Pittsburg. -
=, wv G. CoYLE & co, y-H'- go i.'
COAL Merchants, - S..
roo No, sm - Office 1888 Gravier street
WV nr vpncra, .a RICHARD vERGEs.
I. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Pittsburg, Anthracite and Camel Coal,
. OFFICE ITO GRAvIER STREET,
yards-30 Dauphine street and Head ofdosptai sure
}. nos 3m the Levee New Orleans.
18th patrick MURPHY, 23i MAGNOLIA STREE
my (between AhAii" " ,ts
os Has band a large stock OF
- Oak Ash and Pine WOOD,
the Pitsburg COAL and CHARCOAL
of the best quality.
All orders promptly attended to. NOS em
y S00 OO0 IN PREMIUMS.
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CoMrouND
pULMONIC PASTE.
Attributable and convenient preparation Ior
CATARRHs. BRONCHITIS. CoNSUAPrIoN' an
on --a.--..t,on al the Lungs Price $50 per box
Prepared only by ..prp
Wholesale Drugg1sts,
| 100 Canal street. -.13 y
las ly5p We" otIoans-
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CELEBRATED cHANlp1 N SHIRTS,

airing thoroughly complete assortment Of hisa
CELEBRATED cHAMP1 N SHIRTS,
which havo been awarded premiums the various
state Fairs and tho Paris Expedition, than all other
makes put together Every style. shape and sise
now DO had at the following reduced prices:
ssi ssE 7ssl s hs sHfkT
Finest Embroidersd SHIRTS for.-...... g GO
sT Hns asn fPn sa siHsTs for
Fancy Goo Sd, s NTs rs for
ss Al Others Hss Sss
" UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
SIX heavy Canton Flannel for @
Ssn w sssii;S
tn 'ds, at $40 each.
Hsfdosen English Cotton HsEHoso for .-........sl 50
H.f kns:n 1fs
All sssss ss
sg: se :sa Cotton rA..
S sn A. sSs TT
Eask aaun'i'sa and 200 dozen genuine
NECK DRESSINGS.
NECK TIES g, n LEO oe ss ''yles and qualities all
~s:hs sRs Prince roek Marine csso
My%s pr .s III other Aa,
and ,ssssrehs ass'sa snon,t, o.,., s.en,rs commo
dors. fnpssis GlnSSanse. Clarendon. thousand
'' sToCKSMwool scarrs and Mutiiers. etc.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
White sss il s Ill 1s. q 20 to
broidered and with Initials. Silk all grades.
SUSPENDERS..-----
Tho Chaucery Cleveland and Russian Braces. French
Guyot, all qualities Boys suapenders.
SHIRT COLLARS AND CUFFS.
rSvIss 1sss
@ al soa or
SHIRT BosoMs.
An elegant supply OF MI kinds.
DRESSING ROBES.
A very largo and superb stock, from tho plainest
'Hf1%s$ s:::ss
.na
a:a aaa
sa: TSrs sia everything to
Shirts Mado to ordor, ANY Style.
The most superb deliberately embroidered Bosos
| TO select from, and made up In three days.
WHOLESALE BUYERS,
before making their bills respectfully invited TO In
spect
MooDY'S RENOWNED SHIRTS,
that have earned reputation by which they se thorn
selves. - yor1,r,,>, cnnps III, r.,
acid az low Northern importer. and no coun
try dealers stock will pc complete without
T. SOMETHING FROM MOODYS"
r Wholesale Entrance No. Royal street.
Strangers cut out this advertisement and remembe
., .. NJ. MOODT'S
70, Champion shirs and Mems Furnishing Emporium.
u no5lt Corner Canal and Royal streets.
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Hugh McCloskey.
Patrick irwin,
Robert Carey.
Edw. Conery,
Jno. Il. Gibbons,
VIM. Conway,
Thos. Marley,
Thos. King,
K. NJ. O'Brien,
Michael McQuade,
David Jackson,
'Chos. Dunno,
Edw Sweeney.
William Hart,
Jno. W. Lockhart,
Michael Duffy,
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CHOICE yellow GOSHEN BUTTER
~ FRESH CHEESE,
Very Choice and Fresh
OoLoNG, JAPAN, and nEPER1AL
ai @ tTEAe. So
New Mess and No. MACKKRxL.
GOLDFISH, HERRINGs.
New PICKLES, BY the jar or dosen,
New PRESERVES. FRUITS IN JUICE.
FULTON MARKET BEEF.
TONGUES.
/" BREAKFAsr BACON,
Smith. Ten Strike Mills FLOUR the best In tho
market
wallaoe's Mountain Dsw and J. A Niller's Old
Bourbon WHISKY.
Fine CLARET. by the case or gallon
Jeffries' and MoEwan's ALE,
Bremen LAGER BEER,
Bvass and Guinness PORTER.
Together with o Large a1d Wel-Assorted Stock Of
HoIIsE FURNISHING GOODS, which We sell Mt the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
An Goods give satisfaction. and deliver
| ed to any part Of the city free OF drayase.
A. w. SKARDON g. CO.,
Corner of Jackson and Rousseau streets, -
Fourth District noslt
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THE LATEST ARRIVALS.
VIE LATEST ARRIVALS! -
< Ftr4 u
S. N. MOODY,
Corner of Canal and Royal Streets,
HIS MAaSrF1cESr NEW STOCK
CHAMPION SHIRTS (.
aENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS

The Chicago IRE has had depressing effect upon The
New York market, and 9 consequent decline In prices
WIS the result for = brief time At this junoture.
MOODY was about, and made tho largest and finest
aleotion Of goods his line collected In store
in tho Southern Country.
n MOODY'S own Shirt Manufactory has also been
vigorously employed through tho duh season in pro.
pairing thoroughly complete assortment Of hiss
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which havo awarded premiums Mt tho various
State Fairs and at Paris Expedition than all other
makes put together. Every STYLE shape and ase can
ID M tn Soliaxzin1 rsduced nrdcea:
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rVHE HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Capital Stock, $500, 600

OFFICE, NO. 81 CAMP STREET,
Temporarily Up-stairs)
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lnsures Fire, Marine and River Risks

HUGH McCLoSKEY, President,
JOHN HENDERSON, Vice President
ruoS. f. BRAGG. Secretary.
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yardsao Dauphine street Head OF Hospital street.
PArk1Gbs s.n MSh Tha1ia and md Eraso streets
Has on band large stoke Of
oak' Ash and P ItIe m0 COAL and CHARCOAL,
Of the best quality
All orders promptly attended to. MOB om
$4,000 IN PREMIUMS
FIFTH GRAND STATE FAIR
Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Asso-
citation of Louisiana,
ON THE FAIR GROUNDS,
IL THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
1874.
November 10, 1s, 20, 81, %, %, "a, IS and 49,
ph;h;tors ara invited from every section of America
|
named in tho Premium Catalogues tpaGes 10 and iD
carry Exhibitors and from the Fair Mt nehal
the usual rates.
The Books are open for tho entry of Machinery
Wares. Merchandise, Stock, Agricultural Products
Fruits Vegetables the Office OF the Association
Or in Mechanics Institute.
,cs .For further information Premium Catalogue
which will be sent any address free OF charge.
to LUTHER HOMES,
e a: Secretary and Treasurer.
IFS ,r,zxn New Orleans.
. NEW KID GLOVES AND FANCY GOOD
GUEBLE & NIPPERTS,
II 1a7 Canal street 800 ---E
&c, BY steamers Alice and Kohn:
OK Lare assortment Of KID GLOVES,
the silk and Velvet KlBBOMS, rAcFs
ss!h hibb ESEsq bT4f fassoss AA'A'
ion dozen FRENc nos sHfRTs Linen Fronts at $50
sER Fgs6r RhATgERs
(2U oc22 lm5p GoEDL1 = ~ 80
uro, NEW CAMP STREET BOOKSTORE.
st. A fresh supply of those exquisite
Nm BERLIN OHRoMoS,
Ten low q Ps1cG
be- WA ISemenfoes that have appeared this season
mber Call early and secure a good selecIion'
CHAs. D. ELDER,
Catholic Bookseller and Agent for Catholic lnsttua
I'm ie45ntf 1874 Camp street Now orlean
Attends 10 the Practice OF his Profession az
their
ctual AtNo. is Baronne street, near Canal
t: The place he has occupied FOR twen'y0no ~
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is.
John Henderson.
Thos. Gilmore, ID"
Thos C.Walsh.
Jno. McCatfrey,
Jno. Farrell,
Thos. Mckenna,
Nicholas Burke,
Juo. T Mora. Dr..
-Thos. Fitzwillian.
Edw. Burke.
Jas. u. Martini
Jno. Hen derson, Jr.,
4, b. Briggs,
Patrick Dryer,
Jno. q. Ryan,
jyo 5ply
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let us give thanks to God. To the living, the
Church Militant, what shall wo says Only
this. Live as though each day were to be thy
last, Learn from the gravestohe the touch
stone of life. In your pursuits OF the present.
ever have q regard for the hereafter.
x,ouo,v the f,otsteps that himself hath trod
That each morrow bring thee nearer 10 'nS Ho'
FAIRS.
ro-morfoAA night the fair for the beneh6 Oh
the new Church of st. John the Baptist VIII
he onened at the Masonic Hall, 81. ohatios
street Great preparations hare oeen eo.ns
IN for some time for this fair, which promises
to be great success. Father Jeremiah aoSn' Z
han the energetic and Jealous pastor, expects
to saw Mass in this new church Christmas
morning, and that his expectations may %
reolized will require hard work and liberal
. offerings from his congregation as we'll as from
the public generally.
q T;nocut,s Home.-We publish elsewhere
the programme for this fair, winch Will w
found very we'll worth q perusai ING priNes W
he ratified and voted for, as will be seen oy 1he
programme, are many and Vaiaapie. An.
=" Chapel" offered by the Particular Councn
will afford splendid opportunity 10 .n'
friends of our young priests, Oh 1es'ii1ine
their admiration and love by polling heav!
vote for them. The chapel is very Deautliu
and costly and will provo an acceptao,e gli'
the fortunate priest whose friends will secur
it for him.
Father simons Fair.-This fair, held by th
charitable ladies of Father Simon's congreg'
ton, commenced on the 2sth ult. The atten'
anee so far has been tolerable, but we tnin
there is still room for improvement. Nothln
has been wanting on the part of lady man
gers and their beautiful assistants, to make I'd
darf aIri n
School has been but lately established. II
schoolhouse, erected but o short month ag
needs finishing. 1t has been our province al
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UNpERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.

Six excellent Jean Ior
Six heavy Canton Flannel for.
Sig heavy Msrtno =, for ,nd: xnso. woo scarlet e..
were white and Rod Cashmero and Shaker Flanne
ali qualities OF Silk from 81 50 each, up to tho finest
An d. at $40 each. .fl
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Personal.

Our Vermont Senator'S retain their old places
ON the Senate Committees AR. Morrill, is chair
man Of the committee on Public Buildings, and
second on the committee on " Finance and Edu-
cation and Labor Mr. Edmunds is chairman
Of " Pensions, second on the committees on tie
" Judiciary and " Revision of Rules" and
fourth on " Appropriations.
Senator Morrill's quarters in Washington
during the session will be at 49, 4" q" Street,
and Senator Edmunds' at his residence, No. al
Massachusetts Avenue.
-Ex-Alayor Linsley of Burlington, engineer Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad, has his headquar-
tiers at Bainerd, Minnesota, for the winter.
His family are with him.
Mr.. John Chubb and wife of Fast Orange,
celebrated their Golden Wedding on Wednesday
evening, when about one hundred and fifty OF
their friends assembled to celebrate the event
Mr. II. 0. Houghton, of the publishing
house Of Hurd & Honghton, and Vermonter by
birth, has been elected Mayor Of Cambridge,
Massachusetts lie was the retrenchment and
reform candidate,
Charles W. Searle has been appointed postal
route agent from st. Adams to Rchford. An ex-
cellent appointment.
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Sunny Side A Card.

Mesrs Editors: Not all the ministers of our
State can boast of receiving their thousands in
salary, however faithfully they may labor Not
withstanding, some Of them are cheered now and
then, with beam of pleasant sunshine. Such
was the experience Of the pastor of the Congre-
gational church Of Waterbury, on Thursday eve
ming of last week. For a year past he has preach
ed, on Sabbath evenings, once in four weeks in
the depot at Ridley's. Only one or two families
there, are really members Of his congregation ;
but the people have untedy shown a deep inter
est in the preaching of the gospel among them
The pastor and wife were invited down there to
spend an evening socially at the house of NJ. VIII
son, Esq. When they reached the place, they found
quite company, and the evening passed away
very pleasantly Just before the company dis
persed, Mr.. Wilson made few pleasant and en-
couraging remarks to the pastor, and presented
him a paper enclosing si5, as an expression OF
the good feeling of the people towards him lie
has before received gifts in various forms, but
never did one come more unexpectedly. They
had kept the secret closely. May they ever be
large sharer- of the rich blessings of the gospel OF
Christ. j. COPELAND.
Waterbury, Dec. llth
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SYMPTOMS OF cATARRu.

Iaiisp0ston 10 exercise difficulty Of thinking or
oning or concentrating the mind upon any subject las
stuie lack Of ambition or energy, discharge falling into
throat sometimes profuse watery acrd, thick aud to-
uacious mucous purulent, Offensive, &c. 10 others
drynoss dry, watcry, weak nlamed eyes, ringing in
ears deafness hawking and coughing clear the throat
alterations death and decay Of bones scabs from ulcers
constant desire 10 clear and throat voice altered
nasal wang offensive BREATH impaired or total depriya
ton of sense Of smell and TASTE dizziness mental de-
preston loss Of appetite indigestion, dyspepsia en-
largcd tonsils tickling cough, difficulty in speaking
plainly general debility idiocy and insanity
All the above symptoms common to the disease II
some Of h stages or complications yet Thousands Of
ses annually terminate ia consumption or insanity
end ia the grave without ever having manifested one
third Of the symptoms above enumerated
Nc disease IS common or less understood by ply
scians. The proprietor Of DR.. sages Catlrrh Remcdl
will pay $500 reward ioF Of Caarrh which he can
not sold by Druggists send sixty cents to R.
Pierce NJ d. taJ Seneca Street, Buffalo, n. " for il.
pamphlet free Beware OF countereits aud WORTHLESS
limitations. Remember that the genuine has the word
r. V. Pierce NJ. D., Sole Proprietor Buffalo, N. Y,
printed upon the wrapper also has pr. Pierce's poi
trait name and address his private government STAN
upon each package 572
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OBlTuARY.-Died, in Waterbury, Dec, 9th, OF
quick consumption, SYLVESTER HENRY, Esq, in
the 5sth year Of his age.
Mr.. Henry was intimately identified with the
town of Waterbury through the entire period OF
his life. lie was born and reared, and had spent
all his days, on the place where he died, lii
principal business at home was farming, but his
time was not exclusively devoted to that branch
Of industry. lie was man Of enterprising, en-
crgetic, sterling business habits, and, both in
his own town and abroad, he gave his attention
to various speculations, which he made romuner-
atiye, so that he accumulated, before his death, a
very handsome property. This, however, he did
during the last thirty years Of his life, under
great Disadvantages. More than two years OF
that time lac was totally blind. Then he had an
operation performed, which partially restored his
sight hut never ulterward did he enjoy the bene-
lit of good vision. lie had recently erected large
mnncry in the village, which is very complete in
all its arrangements for business. Various profit
able enterprises were on hand but in the midst
If his plans and usefulness, he was Frustrated by
the disease which suddenly terminated his life
His suferings were very severe yet retaining his
Consciousness and his mental activity, he was
,ble to transact business till the day of his death,
md signed his name to a paper but few hours
before he died, He deplored the errors of his
past life, sought divine forgiveness, and said he
could commit himself in faith 10 his Lord and
Savior. lie leaves a wife and eight children, all
Of whom were present at the closing scene. lie
babe them an aHectonate adieu, then passed away
as if falling asleep His family all bear estimo-
ny to his ever patient and tender solicitude for
them, and feel that an a0ectonate husband,
kind and ndulgent father, has been removed from
them Com
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"a ca t h s g..

In Painheld, Dec 4, Mrs. EMELiSE Wuirr, wife u
Charles White, and daughter Of william l. anu Betsy
LampheIe, Of Brookteid, aged "a years
In Stowe, Dee. 7th, DE-. JosgPH RoBISsoN, aged 81.
In Stowe, Dee. 9TH, Mr.. d. A. l.. PARKeu, aged 50.
In Randolph, Nov Goth, Miss Pgnsls EAroN, aged r..
In Randop h, Nov. 9th, Sir. HARVEY Lancaster,
aged 2i years.
In Hyde Park, Nov. 29th, MARY L., daughter Of Ed
GAR aud JANE +. NOYgs, aged q years.
Ia Walden, Nov. 20, Ms. ABIGAIL LEAYlrr aged ST.
Ia Topsham, Nov. 20, Hon. JAWS +. GgoRGs, aged
O. years.
Ia IIardv'ck, Nov. q, JuDun s. wife of Henry T..
Whiton and daughter Of Isaac Patterson. OF Walden
aged 80 years and months.
In Lyndon, Dec. l. Mr. Q, s, TArLrS, aged 65 years.