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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-27
HOLMES e. cos
Fluid Ext. of Mexican Buchu.

In many affections peculiar TO Females,
the EXTRACT BUCHU is unequaled by
any other remedy-s in Chlorosis or Re
tention, Irregularity, Painfulness or Sup
preston of Customary Evacuations, Ulcer
ated or Scirrhous state Of the Uterus, Leu
corrhea or Whites, Sterility, and for Com
plants incident TO the Sex, whether arising
from indiscretion, Habits Of Dissipation, or
in the Decline or Change Of Life. II n pre-
scrfbed extensively by the most eminent
Physicians and Midwives, after Connne-
ments, and for Enfeebled and Delicate Con-
stitutfons OF both sexes and all ages, lat
tended with any Of the above Diseases or
Symptoms.) ,,
Retailed by all druggists al - CENTS PEk
BOTTLE, ofg ounces, or days medicine, at
once placing this valuable cOmponnd with
in the reach Of the patient, no matter how
poor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-27
AyyOUyCEMEyT.

ANNOUNCEMENT
BEWARE Of counterfeits Ask for Mex
lean Fluid Extract Buchu-
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS CENTS
PER BOTTLE.
ALSO,
BEWARE OF Spurious Buchu Mixtures,
prepared by selfstyled doctors, which ar
kept before the public by notorious adyer
tisements.
LAUGHLN BROS, G CO.,
NO. 81 MAIN ST., WHEELING, W. VA,
del ay Wholesale Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-27
Or. RADWAY'S
SARSAPAR|LL|AN RESOLVEnl !

stsSsss s's' s''s' .'
Has made the most Astonishing Cures-So
Quick so Rapid are the changes the body
undergoes, under the Influence OF this
Truly Wonderful Medicine, that
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.
The Great Blood Purifier.
Every Drop of the ..SARSAPARILLIAN
hESSOLVENT communicates through the
lood Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and
juices OF the system, the Vigor OF Life, for II
repairs the wastes OF the body with new and
sound material. Scrofutd, Syptiiis, C6,lsu'np-
ton, GIdnCtuIcr disedSe, Ulcers IN the Throat
Mouth, TumOrs, Nodes IN the Glands and Other
parts Of the Syaem, Sore Eyes, ttrAm0rOuS DIS
charges from the Ears, and the iOOra forms of
Skin Diseases, EIuptiOns, FtJer Sores, IScdid
Head Ring Worm, Salt RheLni ETysipeLdS,
Acne, Black Spots, HormS IN The Flesh, tn
mars, Cu,rers IN the Womb, and all Uedkentn0
and painful discharges, Night S,0edts, Loss u
Sperm, and all pdSteS N The hle principle, are
uahm the curGtiue range Of thus DO'lier 0f
Modern Chemiary, and u Jeto days iHe uth
prOpe 10 any person uSin0 for either of these
fornls of disedseS us potent IOtoer 10 cure them
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dla-
betes, Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water. lnconti-
nence OF Urine, Bright's Disease, Albumin
uria, and In all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water Is thick. cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white OF IN
egg, or threads like white silk, or there IL q
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there IL O
pricking, burning sensation wlen P~,-inS
and along uias IN In the small Oh the oacA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-27

d. c. LIST, JR. GRO. II. PARKS.
B. DAVENPORT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-27

Has made the most Astonishing Cures-So
Quick so Rapid are the changes the body
undergoes, under the Influence OF this
Truly Wonderful Medicine that
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06

MYsrER1oUs.-I some rustic path was tread
ing when the his rays was shedding-beam1ng,
cleaning, fairly streaming through the trees ana in
sered, listening to the melting merry music music. on the
of sun was shining, 10! saw fellow being on the
cround Though other feature shifted, quickly ne
6is ewes uplfted-upwards lifted, he wildly gazed
around. Redundant friend" said Approaching,
YOU seek that posture stranger But other word he
Uttered and no other muttered save Theres
nothing in this country like the Singer for cha6gS
down demnreiy fear your inteects deraIgsddt Sy
some affection foul, unseen" But he only looked the
prouder he spoke the words the louder
WHY, bless me- man. shouted as his sanity o.1
subject alter" But he only cried the higher With en-
machine by Singer =" So left him there reclining
where ray of sun shining, and frequent since
I've pondered this iteration strange Long souEh
to solve the mystery half feared some hidden history
slow was weaving round mo in connection with TIM
change. So straight resolved to buy it, nay lei
compelled to try it. and applying to tho vendor prof
fered legal tender, of paper and OF specie n
new issue) in exchange. and behold! I've cause 10
gladness the words deemed were madness induce
| me thus purchase this matchless machine
The Individual alluded to bought his singer sewn
NIachine~of the Agents. Messrs w. E. Cooper, IL 20
Nos. And Camp street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06

DRESS AND HEALrH.-The tight waists and and
the low neck to dresses most fragrant abuses ana
with the little hats Of the adsg s0P tae S a a
parts OF the body the head needs the least clothing
But pass the other extremity We nav 10 Say na
the fashion wearing himsy badly made SHOES Is
fraught with evil consequences 1t would DC less OF
iectionabe in countries uniformly warm' ouS IN GU
mate as chanseable and damp as onrs. constantly OK
posing vital part of the body it highly SI a,
nal Fashion in this respect as in many others nAe
had evil influence, and founded on ideas as
hensibe they ridiculous for it s well known
thin shoc boot will fit better and look more
than substantial New this is absurd; that p
is absurd suppose that at rsclass shoe store hke
that of Glynn & Wintz No. l67 Canal street. you can
GET IA we'll fitting and elegant pair of shoes that wfi
keep dampnsss and Last long aS you Will be Up
kind At many other places in town Call and EXAMINE
their elegant and complete stock.
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St. Mary'f Assumption Schools.

These schools commenced twenty-siX years
70. have now an average daily attendance OF
3NO children. Tho boys, 600 in number, are
nder the tuition of the Brothers OF the society
Mary. the mother house of which order Is
DAYTON. Ohio. The Sisters of Notre Dame,
those mother house is in Milwaukee, WIS.,
ave charge of the girls, who number zeo.
i With snch CAPABLE, earnest and careful in |
ructors and instructresses, it is not surprising
hat the pupils attain such proficiency in all
3,orches as their yearly examination and ex-
ibition proves.
Resides the usual branches taught in other
3chools, great attention is given to French
md German, aud in the girls school music
md embroidery are taught:
1--we much regret that the pressure of other
4 fairs prevented our attendance at the exhibi-
ion of the girls school. which, we understand
was more than usually interesting. The fol-
lowing programme will give our readers some
Idea of the exercises.
PROGRAMME OF ST. MARY's SCHOOL GIRLS
EXHIBITION.
March. by Prof. Kronenberger.
Hymn-Praise the Lord Germany by the
Deciamation- Close of the sohooi-term, by
Misses Wilt, Claren and Demnth;
Q. Song-The Wealthiest Prince OF Germany
(German), by the Pupils.
Violin Solo-The Barber of Seville (Senge-
Iee] by A. G. Gardner and NJ. Yom Hofe.
2 Play-The First Quarter Day, by Misses
Beverungen, Copeland. Weier and others.
Song-Oh, come, como away (German)' oy
the Pupils. ,:..o,
c. Butler and L. Easel.
4. Diniogue-Early Rising Germany by Misses
Rempe and Bressler
Il Hunters March Germany by the Pupils.
EIufc Solo " Mr.. Buhlor.
s Play-The Nervous Lady, by Misses Fas
sell Gartner and others. :,
81 Song-Christmas Gifts (German), ny the
G. PlayEThe Aunt's Legacy (German) 10y
3 Misses Leitner, Mertz, Boye and others
= Song-Sweet Youth Charles Z. Weber
/ Germany, by the Pupils. Mat.
4 Z. Play.shoo, Fly! by Misses faohef' Hef'z
Rush, and others. =,
Swiss Boy (Francis Abt-German), by tn
n Pupils.
8. PIsyLThe Teacher Abroad, by Misses Hug
81 Miller and others. :.
g. Play-Mrs. Vatican, Smythe's Party, u
4 Misses Miller, Thiesman, Kelly and other
Nav Song (Old Bavarian Air), by the Pupils
81 10. Play-Dfstribution Of Premiums, by MISE
4 Mertz, Delatte, Facher, Robinson, an
Duet-In the Starlight (Stephen Glover
Misses C. BUTLER and L. Easel:
Song-The Tyrol Mountaineers 3D. krug
by the Pupils.
4 II. The six Virtues, spoken by Misses L. Thei
man, Miller, Mertz, Facher, Robinsc
and Stanton.
song-My Native Country Tyrol, by tt
Pupils.
& 12. valedictory, by Miss L. Theiseman.
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.mardi- eras," a Tale of New Orleans.

This interesting story, which we have been
publishing in the columns of the STAR for some
time past, will be concluded in our next num-
her. The general satisfaction which our read
ers have expressed time and again, is the pest
means of judging of its merits. 1t is an origi-
nal story, written by that justly admired
author and poet, "Tim Linkinwater," whose
elegant prose writings and beautifully con-
ceiyed poems often grace the columns OF our
respected contemporary, the Times. Many OF
the scenes of the tale are laid in the Crescent
CITY, and these, we know, are true to the lie
and as for the delineations of the life and
characters of those whom the author brings
before the reader, in the cities of New YORK
and Philadelphia, and upon the Mlsslsslppl
river they seem to be taken from nature The
plot of the story is we'll laid, and the interest
which one takes in it begins with the opening
and never ceases until the deno"ement is made,
and the only regret which the reader can ex-
press is that there is not more OF IL.
Serial stories in newspapers never give tue
anna satisfaction to the reader as it he read
the same in book form, and it gives us pleasure
tn inform our readers that the author is about
70 ,,llish "Nardi- Gras" in book form, whlch
when ready, may be had at P. F. Gogarty's Ca
tbolic Bookstore, opposite st. PatricRs Church
Camp street.
There is one particular feature about th''
story, which is in itself commendaoie; I'M
best and principal characters are cathoncs
and such as we should be pleased to see all VIII
call themselves Catholics. In these days novel
will be read, Notwithstanding all that may
said in their condemnation. If this be tru'
give then, to your children, and read you
selves, novels which, instead of attempting
show the supposed virtues of Professionalism
or any other ism, will rather place before y'
and them the good practices of the devout Z
tbolic and the evil consequences OF bad cor
pany and the non-observance of Cathoi
teachings.
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DIED {:

DIED:
eCRowLEY-on Sunday, July 80 ls7l 4 81 o,eiSoa;
stenhcn Crowley, son Of jeremiah Crowley, aged -
years native OF County Cork, parish OF kilnsmastre'
Ireland.
cOrIRRT-At llA o'clock Sunday night, July 80,
,s1I Hannah Ryan wife Of Alexander Colbert aged 70
born in County Ireland, and for the Last
81 venre a resident Of this city.
KELLY-On Monday, July 81 1871, nj 2ao i. NJ. Chas
Reiv q native county Wexford, Ireland. aged sixty
three years.
FIYNN-on Saturday, July %, 1871 at q A: NJ. Jas
ivnn aged fortytwo years native Of county Loitram
ireland.
CAIIArHAN-on Saturday. July %. 1911, at II p:
\, Nra Caroline Callahan, aged A. years. native OF
county Cork Ireland and resident Oh TINS CITY ZOE
last 90 years.
HuGHEs-on Saturday July % 1871; at o'clock A A.
sars native Of Killisoan, parish Of Caltrn. county
galway, Ireland.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06

Tho time for renovating our houses and ofti-
~ IA now nnon MS and we should mako necessary ar
anremonts for painting, WITHDRAWING and paperng
at once Mr. NJ Wheeahan veteran IN fhe o
Which selling different prices from ten cents T al
and coiors his stock having been selected with
view to suit the whms and fancies Of all are now ote
bite lead and colored paints of all descriptions 1t
be borne in mind that ME- sSd NEW WAS store
Common street, where, his expenses being much re
duced he is enabled to sell all MS goouS a' 'no ''
lowest prices
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06

A refreshing and invigorating Mountain
fell night during the hGIss s1H ses %e
strange considering that the is still in the
sostice and that We miles away from any noun
tainsbut 1t must be that we have Messfs
Skardon & Co. in city and that their friends are
ever near in their memories. The MOuntain De"
we speak was some of the Wallace brand. which is
celebrated for it's excellence and purity Messrs skar
don have recently introduced TO our citizens an
have hand large supply Of excellent sha nan
fsh little larger than sarline5 and put up IN th,
same style which really very palasable THIS brand
is called the g. American Club
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

|
This splendid monthly in its August number,
is fully up to its medium standard, If not an
It has n number of remarkable
articles. The first, on Infalibilty, is q master
piece. Another, on ''The Spirit of Catholic
ought to be pondered over by
everybody. "The Secular not Supreme" af-
fords another subject of absorbing interest,
and an article on Albertus Magnus gives
complete aud entirely satisfactory refutation
of certain gross ISLANDERS.
Tho Su6erings Of Jesus. By Catherine Emmerich
Translated. P. O'Shea, New York. Gogarty !
New Orleans.
This is q condensation of the original vol
ume of visions of the Sanity Catherine Em-
nerich, celebrated as having been honored
with bearing the stigmata of the crucihxion
As presented now, it is a very small volume,
large print.
Life and Miracles Of Sc: HTnQride. Kennedy,
New York. Gogarty, New Orleans.
A life Of st. Catherine is appended, making
but small volume in all and extremely inter
esting as we'll as sdifying. Such works MS this
are fully as interesting as novels, while in
stead of debasing the soul aud rendering it
worldly, they ennoble and purify it.
Gcometrioal and Infmitesin.al Analysts. by Father
|
New Orleans.
The nero fact that Father Lestini, Professor
of Mathematics at Woodstock College, Nd, is
q Jesuit, gives ample ASSURANCE that this " ork
is perfect in its kind.
| A Latin Grammar, for Beginners. By w. II.
| Waddoil, Prof, etc, University OF Georgia.
Harper Bros, New York; Eyrich.
This grammar is in small compass and has
the advantage of being undiluted. There is
not q note or comment in it, not q word that
does not have to be learned by heart.
| Siberian Travel and Exploration. BY r. j. Bush.
Harper Bros, New York; Eyrich, N. o.
An interesting book Of travels. which is the
next thing to travelling itself This one is full
of incident and description of scenery and
events which might we'll be in another world
SO little are they like anything which we see
in this latitude.
The Domestic Life of Thos. Jefferson. By hi
/ great granddaughter, Sarah N. Randolph
Harper Bros, New York; Eyrioh, N. o.
Very entertaining reading, and also very in
structiye, as are all faithful memoirs of grea
men and leading statesmen. AS the father o
the authoress was extremely intimate with tn
subject of the sketch and greatly beloved b.
q him, the public has right to count upon
= thorough acquaintance by her with the groun
n to be gone over, and an authentic version froI
her pen of the details Of his more private Lii
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06

For the next two weeks only, Messrs. NJ L.
Byrne Co.. the enterprisng dry goods dealers OF the
Fourth District will offer rare Inducements 70 az
comers in articles of all kinds Their stock is one oil
the most extensive and varied in the city but IT
them to such low prices Call at their new store
corLer of Magazine and Jackson streets
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06
DIR. MORSE
DIR. MORSE
THE CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES
ny THE
1NnALAr1oN OF OXYGEN.

It is well established that oxygen 70 not only
the property the breathe. but also tho
the of numerous chrome diseases The daily
experience of tho physicians practcin9 the
oxygen Treatnent proves tnis oey"""
Owing to many customs and habits Incident to our a.
oxyg the welfare bodies requires: Tho
result the blood gets properly purified In sS
ihs Blood T.; dissolve OUT the carbon Il Is thas sent
the system but partially relieved Of its impu
rt,es and these clog it, channels o. Sire%n Att sna
What reasonable mode OF procedurc can there %
than to furnish supply Of air nu;h richer In OXYGEN:
the only agent which can act ~ soVeht anu reoSoI
o those mattersf -.
The blood coming in contact with the overplus OF
part Of II to every portion OF the
body by this means every organ mas rscsvs s nS
proportion OF sssue 10 dissolved and remove
This Of bcrates the oppressed vital ACTIONS
Of void something 70 Eli tho places Of the
substances removed which 10 felt ~ an appetto
ysS. the ~ IL
perfectly aasmilao to its own substance
sSs snd ss's
assisting the other in Kidding the system OF health de
stroying debris and storing up health giving snerey
wider at arst might be supposed. All diseases Of
seeps
to be hopees.ly alex with consumption are this day
Nasal aI1cs asa1sh. sssd With ProS%pss.... ~
Da6etss sperinatorrhea,- the diseases peculiar to
Females and the host Of Nervous DeranEements Non
bty from whatever amenable TO this treat.
ment ,
NO 'n''s0 '0' 0'A'' 4. w. MORSE, NJ. D,
| Between Lafayette square and Girod street.
| Office hours. A. II. to p NJ 1ys mop
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06

The best mechanical talent in America ana
Europe has been devoted improving and simplifying
our machines combining only what is pIacticaoe ana
Mspensng with all complicated surroundings generally
found in other machines The result is. the wilson I'm
proved shuttle SeacI5 Machine Price siS. Sice ana
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06

j Bull E R,
1874 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.
Jobblng done with dispatch; Prompt and persona
given to general repairs of stores and dwell
inea Cisterps made and repaired
IN Hu;n1 n nrompsly attended to. milo ~ lv5p
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06
fs7ning Star and Catholic Messenger.

80 oRIEANs. SUNDAY. AUGUST 6, le7i.
70 OUR SUBSCRIBERS. Those OF our
,hacribers, either in the city or country,
l,ho do not receive their papers regularly,
reouested to make their complaints
:,ect to us. A note through the post
mce. or a complaint made at this office,
LIN, receive immediate attention.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06

Messrs Braselman 81 Adams are selling out
their summer stock fabulousfy low prices dhey
ni1r i5 cents for Linen Lawns, Bareges etc, anu -
cents for beautiful white goods All other articles arc
proportionately low.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06

Politeness is, in business, what stratagem is
in war. It gives power to weakness: 1t sup
plies great DEFICIENCIES. 1t is invincible either
in the attack or defence.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-06

Caution holds all generous impulses in
check. 1t is often but blind and sly
keeper Of self.
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WANTS-FoR RENTS-ETC-

TNEopMATIoN wANTED-oF MISS GATHER
me NJ LAUGHRAN, formerly OF New Orleans
La has lived in vicksbnrg When Iasf heard Oh TaS
a few miles below Floyd Louisiana. She Will hear
oAiee box I46 Vicksburg, Miss. 1e29 I'm
IrEETING ROOM FOR RENT.-THE SPACIOUS
III and welI-furIished Meeting Room, No. l2i Caron.
deet street will DO rented to Societies, Clubs etc. by
the evening month, reasonable terms- Apply AT
the office OF tho MoRSINd STAR sell u.
CATHOLIC MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
" recurring well instructed BOYS, over hfteen years
Of age. learn their business can procure the sane
from the St Yincents Home for Destitute Boys 5.A
BienvlIs street by applying tho President 29l Cor
mon street. The boys can continue TO board NJ sno
Home, necessary. mn' -
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" REDERICKsoN Il HARTE.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL.
ftepared expressly for and imported BY from the
Island Of Lofoden Norway. mot being bleached by
artificial (which often many of its yAiu-
able properties) It be thoroughly relied on a.
pure medicinal preparation.
For sale. Wholesale and retail, ut
Canal street. ..-...- ~
ias Iy5p New Orleans.
NEW CATHOLIC AGENCY.
Camp Street, H&
Opposite Lafayette Square.
CHAS. .. ELDER,
respectfully announces that with his long estaoiSneV
SCHOOL. AGENCY he now combines
| GENERAL CATHOLIC LITERARY AGENCa,
| to ccommodate subscrtbersto the Leaoihs Va
| JOURNALS of America. r. g.. al. , ..lec&
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-04

DGoNE TO LIBERIA.-The Yorkville Enquirer
says: ION Tuesday last colony Of ose hundred
and thirty six negroes left the vicinity Of Clay Hill
In this county, for Liberia, under the auspices OF
the American Colonization Society. They took
the cars at Rock Hill, yesterday, wherce they
will 20 TO Baltimore, and from that city will sail d..
rect to the point Of their destination in the Golcon
da vessel belonging to the Colonization Society.
Among the number are the following heads Of
fsRilles: Rev. E. Hill. June Moore, Andy Cath
cart, Minor Cathcart, Solomon Hill, Peter Watson,
John Moore, Madison Simril and George SmriL
The entire NUMBER Is made up OF the most indus
trious negroes in that section Of the county,
many Of whom, since their emancipation, nave
shown shemselves to be ;mitty aud energetic,
ond NOT a few OF them had accumulated money"