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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

CoURT.-Judge Frease adjourned court
on Monday afternoon tillnext Wednesday
July 9Th, when work will be resumed and
soon concluded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

HARVESTING and haying are both to-
gether this season, ando course are crowd
ing work upon our farmers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

FABER has a fine lot Chinese and Jap
anese fireworks. Call at the News Depot
and see.
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TAxre nURTNg TIE wAR.

On the Doth inst. General Geo. w. Nor
gan delivered a speech at st. Clairsville
IN which he said:
Had taxation been equal to the expen-
ditures of the Government during the war,
at its close there wouldhav been no debt,
and to-day Federal taxation. would have.
been less than seventy, instead of FIVE
hundred, milions.p ~
The General gives the following figures
which show how the federal taxes have
been increased since the war
r FEDERAL TAXES.
FIRST year of the ar----.-..............- 5%1,e0o0o0
Second year of the war..------.-....--. 100000
Third year Of the war.---.--....---...- 262,oOo,o0o
Fourth year OF the war---"------,.. 323,OO0OOO
First year Of peace.-..---------... 6IT,ooOsooO
1t viii be seen in the first year of peace
we paid nearly as much taxes as during
the whole four years of the war. With
peace came depressed and hard times. The
ability to pay taxes was infinitely less
than in the Flush times of the war. At
that time the radical Administration put
ON the taxes, and has continued them ever
since. If in the first year of peace we
could collect $617.o00.OOo, we could have
collected $SOO,0o0OO0 each year of the
war with more ease and less trouble. Had
this been done, we should. have had but a
trihing public debt andhave saved nearly
$1,000,OOQO0o in interest already paid
But the moneyed power desired to wait
until they could manipulate the currency
and bring their bonds up to par with gold,
which they have been permitted to do.
This policy of the Government has been
one of the saddest and most costly mis-
takes that was made by the party in pow
er
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VIATor

1lgGU"
lty and ten or twelve years old, was killed
by a young man the other day on the
creek bottom, south Of town. This IS the
only instance of the kind we have heard
of for many years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

THAMES to our friend Joseph Oberlin
of Tuscarawas township for several cam
paign subscribers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

ESQUIRE HossLER, of Plain township,
has our thanks for a list of campaign sub
scribers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

MAssrILON. folks are down on fire
crackers-sensible people
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

-RUsT-oN WHEAT-We learn that In
different parts Of the country the people
are fearing that the rust Will seriously
damage the wheat crop. In some places
the rust appear sonly on the leaves and
the.stalk appears to be free from it. 1t is
supposed that when the leaves are only
affected, the grain will fill and be perfect,
but if the rust should strike the stalk it
viii damage the grain materially There
are different theories as TO- what causes
rust on wheat. Some say it is caused by
a sudden check IN the flow Of sap, that the
sap being checked from going up the stalk
bursts through and forms what is called
rust and the grain not receiving the full
amount of n~ourishment becomes shriveled.
WE the undersigned merchants hereby
agree. to close our respective places ofbusi-
ness on Tuesday, July 4th, l87lss
Geeting, Butcher & WikidaE W B De-
wees a Kit & Coz Disqus 4 Jackman
NJ Ruhman; Kephnger & Shane Jno
Banner; Herman Meyer Pontius & Essigi
Correli & Son Schiling & Herbruck; Al
bert, Rockwell d Colo Buckius& Sons !
HRtt& ShanafeltS Essig q Sons Jne
Rex; Myers q Walser; Geo Fesslers ]
A Never; A Rothschild Sherrick & Mil
er; Lawrence & Myers; fHerbruek &
kaufman ASiegle & Co; ALEXANDER
Jno R Miller; III Fake q Co; d ]
Beeees collars & Co; Erb & Rank; &C
SNYDER L Dumont; Dsnble q Bro: Dam
nafniller g. Sons G W Lawrence; Perkins
q Weston; Otto Winterhalter.
~ - ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

"a FABER has a fine lot of masks for the
Tournament. Call and see them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

FoR SALE.-Two Show Cases for sale
cheap. Inquire at MeGregor's Book Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

The Opera-House was crowded last Sat
urday evening to hear Rip Van WinkLe.
The popular piece was presented for the
first time, and judging from the frequent
and uproarious applause, it was well re-
ceived. Miss Fanny B. Price and her
troupe have acquitted themselves with
great credit in their performances.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

gse COUNTY AUDITOR.
sssllo9 JAMES p. SOURBECk.
SHERIFF
ia WILLIAM BAXTER.
COUNTY TREASURER.
IA GEORGE FESSLER.
.Vf CLERK OF THE COURT.
ssl JOHN McGREGOR.
8 $50 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
iiiltss WIN. A LYNCH. n
REPRESENTATIVES,,
DIR. j. B. WILSON.
FRANK w. BAIRD.
MERMARY DIRECTOR
SAMUEL G. H0WENSTINE,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
THOMAS w. CHAPMAN
r -.14 .rila CORONER,
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

Our readers will find in this paper a
good account of the closing exercises at
st. Louis College on Thursday of last
week. As usual, we attended and were
highly pleased With the exhibition of tai
n and industry on the part of teachers
andpupils. Readthe article.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

The answer of Secretary Boutwell, to a
House resolution of inquiry establishes
the fact that there are over three hundred
| collectors of internal revenue who are
defaulters and that, after all deductions
are made, there is still due to the Govern
ment an aggregate sum of nearly twenty
millions of dollars. The figures taken
from the S~ecretsry's report on this sub
iect, are as follows:
Amount due from collectors of
internal
From which deduct amount cue to
col. of internal reVenue"-""..--- 4~6ssl1O1s
Aggregate of balances due from
eol e 2 dsDos;is5 On account "''1'
Of internal revenue since June
80, ZzToS@'S
Balance due the United states.----S2o,TOo.sSaSS
Of these three hundred defaulters only
fifty have been sued on their bonds. To
the calls in the resolution sor the of
removal in each case, the Secretary says /:
1.-THE records of this department would, IN
some cases, furnish a reason for removal,
but 1t is not possible to respond to that
part of the resolution in the manner ap-
parentlv contemplated" 1t is to be re-
GREETED that the Secretary did not find 1t
possible to let it be known what possibly.
q more thorough examination OF the rec
ords might disclose.
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Eastern Through Mail .-......a-.......... 5.55 a. N
Eastern Way 100 p. II
Eastern Through ail"--".-.-....... 400 p. II
western way Malh---~---- loo ?. n
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FInEwORks at 49,

QUrrE cool to-day, after the late rains.
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CANTON

The Mails arrive and DEPART as follows:
~ CLOSE,
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LIE AAhENI OE Tie
Cleveland Herald of last Friday, we clip
the following:
"One of the meanest, most despicable OF
men is now In our county Jail awaiting the
opening of the Fall term of the United
States District Court, to answer to as dis
graceful q charge as is known to statute
law, viz mailing obscene printed matter.
His name is George c.. Bennett he dis
graces Wadsworth as his place of resi-
dence, is 81 years old, six feet high, slim
as a bean pole, and his general appearance
would call the attention of policemen to
him anywhere as q dead beat He was
arrested on the I4th inst, at WadsWorth,
By Deputy o. S. Marshal G. w. Steere, of
Mt. Vernon, by authority of a warrant is
sued by q. S. Commissioner White at the
instance of the. efficient Special Agent Of
the Pest Office Department, Mr.. c. F.
Baldwin, who got his evidence down to q
dead certainty before he ordered the ar
rest.
Bennett, young as he is, has been for
some time engaged in issuing monthly, or
about as often as that, a paper and circu-
lars from WadsWorth, containing adver-
tisements of obscene books and articles,
stating prices and giving descriptions.
The work was done by himself in a house
ne mad built Tor the purpose on MS Iatners
farm, two miles from the village Of Wads-
worth, Medina co. A boy assisted him at
press work, and in other matters, but was
not permitted to have knowledge of the
character of the business. Besides deal
ing in obscene publications, Bennett adj
vertised sundry cheap articles, such, for
instance, as a good revolver, which he
agreed to send on reception of a dollar and
a half. The fool who might think he was
about to get something for comparatively
nothing, would soon find himself:n the
u~ndisputed possession of a pop-gun which
cost Bennett Just fifteen cents. His let
ters, which he suffered no one to take from
the post Office but himself, were numerous
and his receipts large. Few of those who
sent money to him ever heard of him sf-
forwards. He has been in the popular
business of making bitters' also, but we
do not understand that his trade in that
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-29

Ae Solicitors 2O,s2s,sI7O4
Less amount deposited on account
of internal revenue since June
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Amount due rom coIectors OF
internal 1881, 4SI.S5
From which deduct amount cue to
col. of internal reVenue."--.-....... 46as17O.Is
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-22
Vick's Floral Guide For 1871.
Compound Acid
Phosphate Of Lime.

FOR ECVMpuSTlNG WITH rHrrON SEED.
This article Is III !nlt'Icii;rcd by The Pacific
G,,lno C"mia ut Charleston. :. c.. under
tie Surcrinfcnd"rrc %: DR.. =. Julien Raves
mel. When cnn,po>te(i with an equal weight
ot Cotton : 'yl. il results have been found
fully equal 20 iAa hest standard! fcriii;Z"r>.--
is cc"no:ny must cpmTcHd il ~ the notice
of 'au;c:< %cHcT':.:y.
For <prr,t!c .ircriion> for composing and
for supplies. Apply 10 J. y ROBSON.
Selling N-:rt. Charleston, ). C..
.lno. :. REESE; / CO., General Agents. Bal
linOrc. D:c IS 3m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-22
The Days that are No More.

Oh, ncnoeir> Of green nd pleasant places
Wucre happy bird, thc;r ood.uoteS twi,-
tered low.
Oh, love tina, lit the dear familiar faces
We buried !ong ago.
From barren heights ;hcir sweetness We re-
member,
Az. backwar,, gave with wistfuI ycaEtl-
in- cyc-,
As hearts regret mid Snowd'iits Of Occcm-
ter,
Tie sumd."r'> sunny SAies.
GlalIour< ,,ta: <ccncd their rainbow ,'nis
Ia !por:ow
FROM SOM ,MamiueG page Of fairy lore;
Eri-hr .y> that never lacked d bright to-
morrow:
p.vs tia; rc;rta no ore.
Fair gardens With thrir..u,anyb!osSomcd al
And red..ipc roses breathing out p;'-
fumr:
Dim >:o,v, ~oo>s III grcca Scqucstcrcl va
iry<,
f:mpnrl}rl Ger with bloom.
S:n>c;. ;aa; lighted u? The hrcwal" l"avcd
',"rc,rnS,
Turning rh,i: |a>Ay s!ocas tc simmer
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L. g

\ story i tod ia Oregon aho"t
Young ,nan u!:o proposed ii 4 Sln'iay
school ,l,a! - committee Of Young ia''ic>
and Gentlemen he appointed TO r&i>c
children far tIr S#i,:.a>ti ScGo,;.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-22

The creates; ".,>> "f solid iron il TIE
woll.! i l#c !@,@ Mountains o! Missouri.
1t is 30 t., :.:.;!! atl two miles il cir
clIir
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-22
Ayers Cherry Pectora
Tcc Diseases Of the Throat and LUNG,
S,:ch cs Coughs, Colds, Whoopins
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,


Probably never before in the whole history
mcGrinc, las any thing Won so widely and
deeply upon TIC confidence Of mankind, as
cXcci!cu! remedy for pulmonary complau
'Thruu"h ! long series Of Years, and among m .
Of the races OF Ern il his ri6Gn higher and hid
in their estimation, IS i has become better knor
Its uniform character and power to cure the
r;ouS aac::iGES Of tic lw'gs and throat, b.
made j. known as 4 reliable protector apai
ti!cln. Willie adapted 10 m!ller fcr1ns Of disc, 4,
and - vn%rg children, i IS n tie s:me time .
MOS; ec"tl.:.i rciacGv that caa Ec given for int.
ic!t COZ i:.::l Lon. :4;! the dangerous Affect,
Of Tx. throat a!G li:mGs- rs :! provision agai,
sudden :.l::.,:kS OF CTO"n. il should he kept
l::I j.. cv.!y f;.:.:ir. U indeed - I'll are SON
tine, ~"b;c,i u ro.,,S and coughs IL should
rrC;:.,,,! VIZ! Ills ::Yl:dutc :rr :.cla.
.i.:hn,=.: settled CoEsmEsrtiCH is thought
cur:.i.:r. sill :,:c;!l numbers Of cascs where |:
Gi-c..-c seemed settled. have Geen complete
cured. I'D lie Patient restored 10 sound heal
h tie C;:r:'"r J'rc!Gr0t. So complete is ]
ui:-;c:v uycr Ike disorders OF TIE Lungs n
'ii,l.;l ::,.: IL" u>: CI,stinate "c tem yield 70
= i.,l ry;:,i:. else could reach them, under t.
f.r,.;.:. -. .Gs;i l.cy :;;!>:,1 I'D disappear.
%is!;~,s cr'! E"Lt:c kEcGAtrs tnd sre1
p., ,-r;inI from it. *.
ci::.">. !! = il.
i:ri:.";:i;;s j: Se"c:T.ly cured by taking h
C!:-,..j !',.,jr!ri j! -.:Tii :,lri frequent doses.
=, .',.,""!sr nc i'> y:ltGtS Known, that y
;,,, 49,; r..::,.! -" ."!;I:..!:%: Of Item Eerc,
{, ,:....i ...:l ;;s>:2 -" ::@..c tGa: its qcaliae
80 49, I...::..::....:.!:!C,..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-22
S-7z~<~!.- :, LECTURE
! sSas<-zSl &c You've MEN.

Jus: ru5>:!e,!, in = >":;;r,. Enve!onc. Price
>!X cents.
A Lrcfn"c on ;;.c Nature. Treatment and
Hr;c,:' CG:" ot Sl"g;aatorrcca. or Scntaat
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility. and lmrc'iinen's 10 Marriage sen>
crallv: Nervousness, Consumption, Epi!epsS>
aad Fi,>; NcnfaI and Physical incApaeitr.
re>nifiug from S'l'-Aln>c, &c.-Dy R0BEki
j. CULE it# ill, N. - , .iutor Of the
Green Book" sc. -,
Tie wo:I!-.cunwM",l A@hor. in this Adml-
r2blc I"c'u'c cir:,rl, prn.c> from his own
experience iEaI the awfu! consequences OF
Self Abuse may o. clTtc;uaiiy removed with
unt medicines an; wi:LoUt dangerous surgl-
cal operations. hnag:cS, instruments, linSs,
or corGi,i>. p"inljnr out mode Of cure *
once certain and clTecjuaI Gr whirh''epey
sufferer. 40 matter what his condition may
he, ma, cu:r im>c';' ci"ap'y, privahi arg arg
radically. THIS LECTURE VILE, PR9.!L
4 BOON 10 THOUSANDS AND THStS--
SANDS. -,
. Sent un,Icr seal 70 any address, In pla,n
scalc'! cnvc,opc, on :!Ic receipt OF SIX ceaN''
/ or two postage STAMPS. -.,s-,,@
! Also Or. Culrcrwcirs Marriage. Grtee'
! price 2j CENTS * ~
! AlIie. ;l,r Publishers. -.
; CUAS. j. C. MINE & Coz;
! l21 Bowerr, New Oozs:
Sep. +, 36-1y. Fost-Office Box .0oo
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VIM. Il. Tut,
VU0LESILE DRUGGIST,
AUGUSTA, GA.

Has in sore anil offers for sale at EA>
TREMELY low prices
100 Kegs C.. Soda,
lGO Cases " - - in papers,
100 Ounces Morphine,
1000 - Quninc,
| Case Turkey Opium,
1909 Gai'S !.itlSc.'d Oil.
40. 0.0uO lbs Pure White Lead,
800 Boxes Wiuluw Glass,
25 i;l::< Spirit Turpr,l::ne.
lOA Cases lIo>;ct:cr's Bi'ters.
100 Plantation
500 Cin.I,H Eagle I"
1OO C:Scs Wnlt'< SclIcidam SchnaprS,
80 Gross P"ror Matches,
iGO !!,s ClIi,ro;uIln.
, Cases T. |. Hr,hhrb Root,
10 Gross Wrishts Pills,
$40 - Tutt'S Liver"
~ ~ Davis l'aiu Killer.
~ g Wine HrfI.c> GS,
10 Gross I'rruti, J. a>tr :,
jGcroul.> NulHcSs,
T.tNi'i GOODS
Of every dc>r;i i,fIun. ~ which the attention
of the .rl,!r j. uviI,:.
D.r:S. :I;1-2u.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-22

What Mr. *t:i";"tGt *t:i:";"tGt!!!,ow: !!ow cf C::.e<tt.r, s
G., Hr:::;;oS:
bought the first Monitor Flow THAT came
in this SECTION, AID cannot now do without
them.
What Mr.. Ellis. Of Griffin, Geo. saws:
MesSrs. PALMER ( TUrPIS.-I received
through Mr.. Ru>. p. Johnson, Of Griffin one of
yoTr Monitor P!ow>. wtich regard de-
c!ded Improvement over any Pi"w have ever
seen or u>:l, and regard it as mo-; aImra-
bly, adapted 10 III Cultivation OF the sell OF
the SOu:h. allG most cordially recommend
them 10 the southern Planter, a> the best
aud cheapest p!Ow Yet offered thcn.
JAMES 7. ELLIS.
What Mr. R"bb, Of Winn<boro', 5. c.
says:
MrSSrS. PALMER 1 rCRPIS:
have already spoken in favorable terms Of
your Monitor riow, but mu>i be permitted
again to express my high appreciation OF i's
merits. tried it Il i'.w DAYS since on Il very
tough. cl"mmy lor. which [ WAS :pprchcn-
Sive coG!d not piow. and 70 nv surprise il
did whI. uD u:!;c: riuw c0&i! h:!vc.donc. 60
inS iH:o it ALI! ;9;.:::'S il u, i:Ir JcvonA my
expectations. ". 5. EABB.
AK the nearest dealer fer Catalogue, and
70 >ho" you he I."w.
cI.t>. =. PALMER.
i;33H NA;r =, N;:amoMI, IA.
Tie ah,v" pinw far s:.c Il, Factory
prices, freight a>:l":. by
5. ?, EoCZER 4 co.
Oct. :, 4J--Gm.
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!..tn.,. NNp;": i POPE.

NcNbrr:y' Il, (, -. :.ay G! ..,!:u'
ar, :. i. .>...
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What ,fir. :;'t.i..;:.fG,ll.,5w. of C.AlSt.r. :
G., writes:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-22

til" n">il,"-< G; ,ii> '''H.i"9'r ! co i:i"c':
Jv .,N ~ lie !..>..:..:.".. :..""r.
It issues Yu;;iici,.> r@ vi ihr approve m':
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-10
DRUGGIST,

DRUGGIST,
Has removed TO his fargo and cOmmodiOus store,
Corner of Claiborne and Gasguet streets,
where the public will find large and wellassorted
stock OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, together with all
the requisites which constitute First-clAss Drug
The PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT carefully at
N B~Modern and Oriental languages spoken.
I'm
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-10

A gentleman in Missouri, who had a fine
boy baby that he fondly believed hadn't an
equal on earth, thinking he saw chance
to gain a reputation for liberality without
the expenditure of any money, offered o
premium for the handsomest baby that
should be exhibited at the approaching
fair, not doubling that the judges would
award the prize TO his own. There were
but two entries, the gentleman's baby and
a negro one, and the pickaninny took the
prize. c.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-10
e,rnlne Star and Caakslic Messenger.
. ~1C~SS~r~-- -->1.S ss~rsscr -,
W.T. A1lnswIsD01l

t-.5.-sEE 7Is'',g va a,$ -
11,,,;ro oardens4--Ja fI yards. ''gE ~ as.
'Ia.oe 80. 80 So. - &
Time on INC Jua"p 80" ~
An attached couPie-oyster sheiis. M,
To be taken at any timera hint. va. ~
When should life come to d fnlf stop
At dot.age. n ri Tsts
Wnen Hrea assior for caii;nr 4. e ashas 81
ln nsas ~ go. 80 e;
W. >. ..,. o,,;rsa ,,L. ,,,tbar
why 10 soa epe na..'. nH ~. h;Js;no
WhiPpinS "e1 ~Do -'s :
OF tae son' s'a ~
AS the pearl ripens IN the o1scurisy y.
it's shell, SO ripens In the tonD az iame 1''ae
is truly precious. 81 s :.
sss1eass a ssn sns
fleet of iron-clads. 70 I. p !.
A revivalist asked an African il he had
found the Lord HGelly !" said Sambo,
lila the Lord lost ~ NJ. - sf5ss, ia, ss..
Inapame Of cards. a GOOD ,1ear depends
on good playing, ANA good playing de !:
pends on q good deal. = 1850.
The whole Of human virtue may be re-
9 au;n GOOD to Others. - = 800.
doine soo. .
An nours 1nuustry wiz W Mvle'o ueS -
cheerfuiness, supP.sss esn nyiCls auu
triese your @' $3.50 = t' =, -,
The nerve when nsver re,axes, tne eye
which never oianSnss' Ine Invugns., Wiz. "
! never wanders-enese are 1ne, "asseEs y
victory. ..st9 20
A French wit said of man who was ex-
ccedingly fat, that nature only made him
/ to show how the human skin would stretch
without breaking. e. y
mstubbs. NV dear fellow, isn'kit about
time you repaid me that little loan "Au-
gustus, my boy, it isn't . question Of time,
but question Of money"
An old Indian, who had witnessed the ef-
feet of whiskey for many years, said bar
r reiI labelled .swhiskeyn Contained a thous-
red &c, 's son as and fiftv fights. ~
"u Th~ ss.;.n+ t;nos ~ ENGLAND used 70
Ian 10 .n ann then testers were main.
Keep "'nssIetsi 'rEn 1es'e's SoIo =
tanned n s .h snG ;,tn .osts anu James H.
converter 'ne"i 1"'o poo'' '''"' 'o'
Ihe ,stsl1 cave fie toast
SHere's . health 70 poyerty-it sticks by
us when ali our 1rienas 'ossaNe U.s.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-10
sTRksELERs. GUIDE.

Hga .sEhAVEkEkS' GUIDE. ~ ag6S$ar
EoR NEW HOAX DIRECT I, go, n -
/ = MERoHANv6s srRAlGsEuPl LrAx sasls
Csmprisinx ~ aEts oiAss sslam.hips- ii s4 s,s A.
CEksCEMf C1Tx.a.. 5s... Capt y. = oscsyk ssts'
1H ,SC;.p.s ~
SHasiF Ss65SEa q Ss:S;.. ~.
Sailing ftoa New York EVERY sATURDAy..s i.
pa. 8 I.dsS signed s6SossS . IiysTPosi G,..se.
5s x!.h Grisn: Line Of steansrs sailinE- from New
fs sEpHIy AGENT T. 100
One Of the above Steamers leaves this port EVERY
sATURDAS. at5f. self = "
CUION LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK QUEENS
TOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Z
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
WYOMING. WISCONSIN.
MANHATTAN, IDAHO,
MINNESOTA. ssEk NEBRASKA
COLORADO, ~ NEVADA III
Sailing from New York EVERY WEDNESDAY. q
CABIN PASSAGE. - t$',i-
From New Orleans to Liverpool. . -siso ana siae
-" Paris and Germany at low rates
..',- ss-s. a., all in Gold. I-s.l |fs+5
-. srEERAoE PASSAGE. '> q - &
From New Orleans to liverpool .------.--sss
I" =" .' Paris %
In Currencv. ----
The s, aterooms on these Steamers open into the
Saloon thus preventing the necessity of passengers
going up and down stairs and securing tho requisite
the want Of which is known to all travelers-0f PER
Feet VENTILATION.
Apply to WILLIAMS & GyION
% Broadway New York.
Or in. LUDwIGsEN. Agent
anl3 ~ " 100 Common street New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-10
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

m PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
wv. Lang .lsgc ia 1..I n ~ "a :,
r. ATTORNEY An LAW, - 1eao
Camp Street. = -.
DE. II. KNAPP, es9-sesa aSaoss ,aal @ssi
= DENTAL SURGEON. ~ r. '.o. I s.
Has Removed fsomc ANAL STREET. to 4eo
10. ..---.-..... Baronne Strcct- -. J. 49, 10
ocs 3m Second House from ahe Jesuitss Church.
DE. AALoNEY-,-... -sos ST. ASpREw STREET
Gives spsOis attention to saving Of the sssra ,esth
Artificial Teeth inserted with without extracting the
roots. Prices within the reach Of ell.
Teeth extracted vithout calm. ss2i7ilv y
nR. JOHN J. REILLY. f.
Camp Street.
Near Mslpomens,
I4nIy - New Orleans
DENTAL NoTIcE.-BRINa coMPELLED on
account Of Ilhesth retire from tho practios 81
ssd u I j. " sd n
street, between Orange and HehAri :trsetss ....I
New Orleans, Ausu- IL isii. : 80 :, !.
Referring 70 che above card most respectfully .olic,
oon.insanes Of thu patronage hsrstotors literally
pk. ". BARygMI DENTIST 7,
- ,t, a''.f .Fr-' = 500 Magazine street.
New Orleans, August ~. 1871. -; aul3 II ~ y.
nR. THOMAS LAYTON, 5-@
- 5st omce and Residence
146 s...... jackson Street. LAG
Office hours from ! to 3 o'clock, myef ~ ~
DISEASES OF TILE EYE AND EAR.
DR-C. BEARD,
OCULIST,
142- CANAL STREET 142
Hours from until4. fe12 1y
~ J. FIRE. DRIOHS
DENTAL SURGEON,
155...St. Charles Street........-.l56
mhls7lly Corner t7irod.
McGLoN 4 KLENPETKR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Omce-No 30 Camp street;
jalS " New Or]eana