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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
AND BALTIMOR ACCOM(,
DATION.

On and after May l4th 1871 Trains, will ruJ as
follows:
Nail Leave Baltimore soc a. m. Ia pers
Ferry Ito pm. and drive at SUasburg
4. 50 p. m,
Fast line Leave Baltimore 4,05 pm
arrive at Harpers Ferry G.59 p. m. leaves Har-
pers Ferry 40 a. m Winchester $50 a. IN. and
arrive at Strasburg II, so a. m. connecting with
both O.. A. & N. trains.
Nail leaves Strasburg 80 a. m. Harrers
Ferry at liz p. m. and arrives at Bal timore at
sos p. IN.
Fast Line leaves Ntrasburg O'Clock
p. H., connecting with both o. A. g. NJ. trains,
at Strasburg Junction, arrives at Rarper's
Ferry at $50 p. n. connecting with last line
west, and c. & P. Express east arriving at
Baltimore at $40 p. M.
I'm COLE,
july If General Ticket Agent.
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DIR z DMFAYS
SARSApARILLA INSOLYENT

Has made the most astonishing cures, So
quick, so rapid are the changes the body under
goes. under the influence OF tn is truly wonder
full medicine that
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG & 90
II TOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND, October 9, 1869.
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
TO Richmond, Virginia via Orange, alexandria
and Manassas Railroad to Alexandria, Va, thence
by steamer down the Potomac river, in connec-
ton with the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
Passengers leaving Harrisonburg at 9.l5 a. m.
daily, Sundays excepted, arrive at Alexandria
5.45 D. M, leaving alexandria the same night at
20, and arrive in Richmond the next morning
at 3:45. Returning, leave Richmond at S:l5 p.
IN. daily, Sundays excepted, arrive at alexandria
the next morning at 5.45; leave alexandria by
'.the Manassas Branch Train at S'I5 a. M, ard
arrive in Harrisonburg at 40 p. N.
Through tickets and through baggage ch
between alexandria and Richmond. Seeks
j. B. GENTR
SAM'L RUTH, General Ticket AY,
Sup't Transportation. gems
pel't5
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1871. 1871.
ATLANTIC, NZS,SI S1PPI AND
OHIO RAILW WAY.
The Great Passenger Reout
TO EVERY PART OF THE COUNTRY.
The Three Railroads heretofore existing be-
tween Norfolk and Bristol, Tenn, having been
Consolidated under the above name. is now pre-
pared to offer such inducements to
TRAVELLERS,
as will make il to their interest to patronize this
GREAT VIRGINIA RAIL ROAD LINE.
Close connections made at Norfolk, Va. with
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company, and with
other Rail Roads connecting at Petersburg,
Burkeville,, Lynchburg and Bristol, Tenn.
This route offers every facility to the travelling
public.
Baggage checked through. and time and rates
as good as by any other route.
First class, second class and emf grant tickets.
on sale, for nearly all prominent pointsin the
United Sta ties.
For further information apply to Col. Frank
Hurger, NJ. T. Va. It Tenn. Div. Lyn chburg,
Va, or address
W. E. NJ. WORD,
Gen. Passenger Agent,
Feb. 5 Y FiI,astle or LynC urg, Va
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bfJ~ Persons interested in the purchase of
goods above mentioned would do well to ex-
anime my stock.
CHAS. W. GREEN,
rcv "a. 1870 If. 76 King street.
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JUST RECEIVED.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

TUE TRUE Sr1R1r.-rhe spirit OF the
French people is equal to the crisis IN their
affa;rs. The following interesting account
we extract from q recent letter:
Last Sunday there was collec5lon1 az
each of the masses in the Cacneua, a.,
Tours. to assist the French prlsoneLe -
germany. For some time past II mas o1e%
the fashion in France-and very P!opea
VIZ VIZ mnder the circumstances-tor iaoles 70
SuesS more or less in black, and, ABOVE an,
"a cary NO Jewels or ornaments OF any
i.;n% was, therefore, not little SUI
n nr;sed on Sunday last to observe that, al.
tbn,1gh still clad in black, the laaies Wiz
more than the usual quantity Oh JeMerS,
tri,;ch French women would wear at an ,
t;n,e But when the powerful appear y,
tha Archbishop of Tours was MADE W n nS
inc Tne era the reason why the jewels nae
len bTonght to church became apparent
One bv one, bracelets, rings, anu ~ ,
watches, were put into th E5,. R,nSN Nor. d.
tonnd. the Archbishop ofS%Aglers, mst.i "
Laviergerie, setting tire, example oy .Ea col
f. lie eniscouai ring, worth ECU, TO Ine t Ioa
= inctors- | may also mention the lacI una
i ,'oarIy two hundred churches In Varlo ~
norts of France have volunteered TO s ss
pn all their bells, save one each, IN oi1 e.
up. an tbay NAV be melted into cannon Io
: the national defence. surely .nere sacr
> Gar France when such deVotion anu O'NA
Ace is shown in the cause Oh co"n'iJ'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

When the Divorce Court Bill lsaysStne
Un;perse( was passing through Parlamsno
an attempt was made to extend IL 10 liz
land. but fortunately the effort was unsS ~
cessful. There is, however, "CouI' aOA
Matrimonial Causes" in Irelan3 SouS ~ cSn
not grant divorces,) and SOME cases VI |"
yery painful nature have lately come .I ~
fore that tribunal. The details OF tnesJ
cases are not suitable to our tnor AnuJ W.
ought they appear in any columns. vi
glance at the subject for the puipo sSs :" Of
ing attention to passage IN the en- Gna IL. If
Mr.. Justice Fitzgerald, who trleo Sne ias' b NJ
these cases. Reference had peen ma9e tia
Counsel to the Divorce Court, ano Sn
indoe said that he hoped Parliamenc Wou IF
ynevsr infiict upon Ireland the INJURY 10
snch q court. awe don't want IL, T
said tive have no necessity for 1t, anu ss1
believe that speak the truth when ID
that ve-sixths of the population Sau uto-
sneak equally of Protestant ana CaU oon
lies1 believe that the tie of matrlmony Iced
only be dissolved by DEATH" lS Is made noede
to be hoped that the Suggestion 1aoeiiH NAV
. to establish q divorce court in Dnpiin ooses
= he frustrated. With regard to Ine Irisil
q which are brought before tne Eng.
= Matrimonial Causes Court ana tno thai
!, Iish Divorce Court, it is straneS tbe
no check has ever been piaceu ;3ence
= indges on the publication OF the eD Uf ionr
~ PerSans their iordships are afraid o, tb,
- nails which lave (if you believe IneN'
9 Wior%est circulation in the world"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

Tur CLERKS AssoCIATIoN.-lhis soeie'y
j. founded upon principles of economy ana
,..oaeration, and appears to be prosperous
"a handsomely as it has right to do' anu
ma donbt will do SO long as 1t adheres ~
.Scb an excellent platform. Inc TON %
membership comprises some OF our oe -,
yonnp gentlemen, many among wnom VIII
one day probably be promoted from 'no
~.rx Of their present association TO take
Dos;tion among the employers and ieaa'hg
- of business. 1t certainly speaks vel
for them. that for the present they Wish q
limit their expenditures and circumsc.io'
.ha;r omusements within the limits OF thei
-...orat,le income, and thereby enter thei
urotest against the conduct OF o'he.s
sh.;r nosition who spend money Will
very suspicious profuseaess.
Their pew suite of rooms, No. Caroho
lat street, is in a a most eligible locatio
and handsomely arranged. On last ihur
aav evening it was the scene OF We
n,easant celebration upon the occasion
the incoming of the present board OF once
rr,,a are as follows Messrs. y. 5. LA
cock. President; Jno. G. Smith, vice rf
;dent. s. c. Brodowski, Treasurer
H. Ollie, Assistant Secretary. Inc nu .'
.fD;rectors consist of Messrs. L. McCi
kev.E, Kern, NJ. Reidly, j. II. FraieS
Garcia, j. Curtis Waldo, Z. fusilier
+. Ramel.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

MISSIONARY LIFE IN NEW MExIco.-A
correspondent of the New York tribune IN
n late letter says:
The Bishop of Santa Fe, While en- +4 t0Jse
30 nv &paches, and had q very narrow es-
cape' The desperate bravery OF Two
Erenchmen in his escort alone saved a nm
Missionaries f are no more exempt from dan dan,
ger ger among a great many of our i; no sont
tribes than the hardy pioneer 10 aisn" %n and who
s l'mws from experience that no white maj
is DG safe, except when on Government
reservation.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

Priv FATHER HARDENING have oeeh
-e...,.a that Rev. Father Hayden of the
T.azarist order, has arrived in the city, ana
iii, be here a few days. This announcement
will he gladly hailed by his innumeraoie
s.;onds who are always glad to welcome
him back to the scenes OF his ,ofnei &C.,
end energy. Theirprayers and good WISH
fol,ov Tim wherever he goes, and thel'
,,.artv welcome await him whenever ne re
Turns.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

IRELAND AND FRANcE.-The Archo'Sn'p
80 Tours has addressed the following ie''ef
- the editor of the Drogheda Argus:
Tba public are already aware that t sa
.a,,Ia Of ireland offer up their prayers !oA
~ s,,ccess. But they should also % AZ
S"rrnad that those prayers are noS oa.'
- fhot that generous nation aous u. Il Is
e.,s offerinps for the wounded anu SIZE 80 ~,
gus Xrmv q have received donations Iron
Emhlin- limerick, Carrick on, sur, paii IN.
E.rrv and Kilkenny. This lasC cry n"D
Seant me s369, which is sum very III
s;derable for it's population. KNOW, au,
aver. that other bishops, sltua1eu US a a
oSe,' 20 the scene of war, have also receiveu
considerable sums Of money ZOE the s" "a
so There can be nothing more au-
aS Nhearted people. nor anything more
sI,in% than this holy cOnfraternity'
Sun when sending their contrloutI9ns'
! ny, the memory Of the great St. Mar
IA! o"ns;deration of the intimacy Whicn
Si nt, aho5 him to st. Patrick, the aposIle VI
a'H; countrv. The sacrifices when ehs
49,, nal,e in order to suceer our mlsiol
4.,1'ns ara rendered still more meritorlou,
S a. TACT that their gifts are taken NO
f:onn their opportunities, but from Ine =
r,aoassorv means. 1t is the very mafE .s"a y
Thr;st;nY charity. / consider thaC tnoS
facts so honorable for the irish na ~
ahonld he made known, since aO Ino p
ont moment we have no otneE ne 80
allowing our gratitude. BE pleased VI a. ~
cent the assurance of my ahecCioh AZ" NNS
Votion. ,.,h;.t,or os Tours,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15
sr JosEru's New CnuRcn.-A recent

Or Josrpu,s New CHURCH.-A recen'
-. - .ha souare where this vast struct-
nre il being erected, has given us s""o
.ov.r IT realizing what it will he wheh
-,,ated. 1t looks at present something
ike a strong fertilization, so massive ".e
ita foundations and walls A'rea"y wv
,;,,;ons of bricks have been used' anu '"o
main walls are only three or tour isee a'o'o
-ound The foundations are LAID eleven
e.. be,ow the level of the street anu 1ne
.orth all around tho structure ana between
-. wa,,s has been raised four feet thus
.,.ting fifteen feet from the foundation 10
,,,.re the walls emerge from the ground
The partition walls of the basement nav.
1,een carried up to the level where t"e HUI
;o;s+s will be laid upon them, and the hana
.o,,a stone facings around the towers ahs
y,rtresses are being laid in superb STYLE
- ,rr fellow .townsman, Tom O'Nelii, Esq
,aneral superintendent, and T. h'rw'l
r., contractor of brick work, as well
the gentleman who has contrac.eu ~ ~
stone work, are deserving Oh inc nie".
.omn,iments for the mastery style IN whie
+,,av are carrying ont the mighty piece
.r.h;tecture. With it's roof 100 feet aoo'
tho floor on the interior, and, extefioii
sta towers 24O feet above the ieVel u u
street, this grand edifiee will be glory
che c;tv of New Orleans, monument
a.. n;etv and zeal of Rev. Father Smith a
others, priests and people, VINO etec.e"
and an imperishable proof OF skill IN
architects and artisans who executeu A'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

n.y.. N-vs AMONGST THE WOUNDED
The CORRESPONDENT Of the London St""ao'e'
,..u;,,;,r :. visit to a French military hos
Inst as T was ON the point of leaving the
uoon, tho Snurs AAugustincs, whoa mar
heen MT dinner, entered. Inever shall TOT
get the quick, sudden den. sha Tgev had had been
i,.;na in a sort of torpid languor whilst
49, we've absent. but the moment they ap-
neayed their faces flushed with s9aaen
sparkle of gladness that gave quite uhis or
ent color to the sick room. Ahe SeAS "
mosphere, which was
Like sis S .s1s he taheth rep's'
q ,,aa of n sudden to change ana grow
: more purified. Each sick mans iace ~. nsn
d ed up with an animation that was oo =;
% wanting. But the strangest chanss MaS
], nv old friend the Turco, who conoesce.u
y ed to take the rare Havanah offered MN.
re The moment the sisters entered nc ieeoS
ne ATTEMPTED to raise himselfi in his pea, WIS;
ii. pered as far as his strength wo",a pc ND
nd him to one of them to come near, anu
a showed, with the pride of child IA new
ID. TOW. the cigar he was slowly smoking.
ire Il wanted nothing more than the si'e en-
he looks of the sick men TO snow INV ,;as
ph INNS were loved by the poor lnsahos c
BILE They spoke to them and treated them as n
they we're children; petted, conloa; ;e,,
NH them. and scolded them as the occasion
of demanded; identified themselves man M,s
tor their interests IN every posssian +hnt they
An esteemed it rare and cherished p,iviIie leg
at to be allowed to devote their whoIe 80
the to this hottest work. If human Sra sueh
on possibly be reward ,Sar ons sn or two Iar
e ezeept aa they certainly had ostsirsd
arge in the idolising respect ana cniiu aia;.rs
AVE rental love Of the wounded solaless wit
faith devoted many hours mere, cna. IA I,
and the men, who were fuii OF culiosS 49, l;tk
as as teresting anecdotes-tha1 a THE,
call time to visit the other am Ia
if it were the Grand seminaries in n the Pa;a
,ecu- of the Archbishop, thS oiu r. 20
in a Iaree one5, the Ambulance des Charlotte
e., no and the Sounds ct Muets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

ha6itanSas . - to ask, and which wan
, nrEaSbably not be given him. tho Sacred
Socr;iedes-The insults TO quo S" His
Images Of Our b. b,es 81 the Roman streets
Mos; =, the churches are of daily occurr1IoSS,
anu anu -, nre 40 evidently directed by the Ct.I,
of tha Sect that nothing has more iMt;on4
nted than this to render sno nnie The
eaous in the arae essas the Colosseum to be
oIaarad of it's beautiful heritage, anu wav
| tarday the workmen were c sa;d in
loads of that earth of which rop no asked
the middle ages to q noo, H"n no.e holier
.non this.n Theruin is absolutely uen .,.ot
sn na ;ts appearance is SO pitia6ie tnaI
: %ronn of American travellers. VINO aar
a While was making the o.a., 10 he remoyed
? sbnrtlvl actually burst into tears az .1. .uo
y chsnge. They were Protestants, Dus tnoy
= bad Enown and loved Rome ZOE many
e and could not contain tne.l muS sii.hment.
l. the sacrilegious acts under accomPiiSt saa,,
- N~mhers Of pieus persons are 20 De IN az
70 rr,;nr away handfuls of earth from s :.o
L. centre. which has all been str'ppeo =.
ii turf and laid bare. nh. mornine
" .nsrs state that the Cardinal SecsetaIy =
w SStata met General Lamarmora at tne nt thst
~ ~ lis brother Count AntOnein, , @N .Is"
a. the interview lasted an nous - the pope
assert that the King has written 20 sne 4bat
sss nv General della Kocca, Due .nas
agai W,,,yess ordered the Cardinal to reinse
at inc 1utspi;c Soc;ety.-An receptions are sSs-
.Jad in the Roman houses as IN O1noA
y, ponutries. also hear that Cathonc wo se..,
~ orc sipnipr engagements 10 aps.a a Ar
az theatres. balls and pubhc proMenIu srorv
eIy r;nr the Pope's captivity. Nea'iy ID AZ.
He one in society has put on n.aon, amnse.
81 stains from every sort OF luxury, a Pano.
'c., .t or show. Save the FIVE OF SIX het1'.
IF int;onary families, the carriages ~ !, an M
" Corso are those of the " mezzo-ceeo ~
us. use ~ E.aucnfiom.-The neutrality-suspicious. ~
sa. omen. but very few Romans CHOOSE ~ sI
I'D tfeir children, the whole course ol ins S ~,
g ton being immoral and irrehSlous, ana s
81 character of both the masters anu s;s.T,,,
20 ia such as to inspire the most Sh'le ;r' an
,rit. on the part of the parents WIZ ra;.S Of the
he respect for the morals ano A1'''n ~
INV. children. MI, pona will n,
,ueu otnowledre any act of the Italian fa a'I
'rea' .ssa,t and the Bill of Guarantees VIII
s Jul nassed or rejected, as the Chamoef M.
lf" !i te, without any sort of cognlzance oel'
IA. c taken of it at the Vatican.
= VI A write the news OF announcer nor :.
t%a crime, committed few hours s'hc MI, In
80 piazza Tartaruga, reaches ne. II =
ested sassin 10 ouS tLor twot All were c
TOSS nr;cts LET loose on Rome by the NeVo'
my convlc's ie' 'o''0
, and ton! y ,.,h. q viberal T
h'e1 nor states that the Ex-Governor OF TAI
IL, a. near Rieti, has just been mnrdereu ~
e aan AGENTS of the Sect, and proteses "S%
li Thc the horrible frequency of these acss Mn
- W stay the accomplishment OF our resene
is at tiOn."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

SYMPATHY AND DEsPoNDENcY.-oIP"en
vonr heart to sympathy, but close 20 oes-
Sondency. The flower which opens nto 10 To-
cceiye the dews, shuts against the s1orm'
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Say not to thy neighbor, go, ana come tnn1
again, tomorrow will give; When U"'"
hast it by thee.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

Men do not grow rich with imPuni'y' ~
ma hard to hide fortune as smoke
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...o,. ,ent Adyertisements, 81 81 pei squa

---.,.,. Advertisements, 81 50 per square each i
eeTOn Eve per cont discount allowed on 'ne
rates. 49,. .,,ore rates without discount.
GSts ana Marriage Notices. q each
TTrnfs and Personal 1niof""'AoA
an "snts ner limo each insertion.
Waterfall Notices. 90 cents me-
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caIrNpAR OF TIE WEEK.

Usnd.y an st Nnrcellus. Pope and Martyr
MonSnS Jan list. Anthsny abbot at Rome.
ES GnsS Ian is-St. Canute. King anu Martyrs
EnnrnosSr Tan ass Fabian and Sebastian,
Friday ID Ian am si-st Agnes virgin and Martyr
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-27
A Drunkard Reformed.

A speaker IN the Fulton Street
prayer meeting said
II have been drunkard oil my
life from my boyhood--till / was
lost and gone Some years ago !
had a great desire to reform, / had
d side hold wrestling match with
king Alcohol many time, and al.
ways came down with him on top
Oh me. One day a good Christian
friend, who knew Of my struggles,
said TO me, Try what Jesus con do
for you. did, / applied to him
! triumphed in his grace, and old
King Alcohol had to come down,
This morning, not an hour ago,
called on a very dear friend. lie
i d nice man lie lends me 10 q
Yefreshment table, richly set out,
and offers me wine
NO you don't, said !.
But 70 take glass with mcfol
happy new year, this 1911
NO you don't, said !, Not one
drop.
but thls-thia IL Madeira, Tho
best. The very best. Drink some.
Not a drop, | answered
Aad / hurried away for fear oil
king Alcohol would get me down
/ confess il was 9 sore temptation
but Jesus helped me as be Away
does. I might have yielded agalns
ny BEST resolutions y va = goo'
friend. who, in this thoHe htles
msnBer, urged ne % my faii
8l Jesas right there and ,fh q
tanI tool 90 4 slig 38et
ana he took nie away"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-04-27
Church Diligently.

Ii seems they are having quite a
lively time in Huntington town
ship, Ross county, overa church
called "Pleasant Hill Chapel. 7
The house was built some twenty
wears since, and has been occupied
agreater portion Of the time as a
house Of worship for the Babtist
and Methodist denominations,
Recently, gentleman purchased
the farm on which the church Is
situated, and learning that the
above.named societies had no legal
title TO the property, he sought to
prevent the future use Of the house
as a place Of worship BY building
a high fence around it, On last
Sunday night, meeting being an
nounced to be held at the church,
quite crowd Of the "faithful l'be'
belonging to The Methodist denom
ination assembled at the appointed
hour aud seeing the turn which
things had taken, Immediately
''went for the fence, and ina very
short space Of time razed 1t to the
around and conducted their minis
ter to the altar, who, in quite a
lengthy effort, proceeded to advo-
cate the rights Of his "hocls' and
denounces the "unholy wretches"
who had erected the fence, in unl
measurable terms
AT fhe last advloea from the seat
Of war, things were beginning to
assume serious turn, and appre-
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