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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

The climax OF novelty in the inSUr-
anc, business has h..-n rea,.htI in
Austria. where a contrauv rr,.autiv
proposed 10 insure rs-~pie agar st gr,-
ting married. Al !,a,;. hat WAS .ttfput
the e:1trt Of the Hlrm-uucEt, y hi-n
was. in O.hcr words that the company
would pay a certain sum 10 the policy
hOli,.. whenever he took to himself a
vile. | pom 4 little reflec. ion 1t does
not -oem that there j. anything alb
surt in tHI~ plan. \ man can make
provisions by which be will he com
renS.rrd for the destruction of his
properly hv fire or the loss Of limb
by accident, and by hich his family
by death. Why, then. Nhould he no:
I've able to provide a-tiu>r another
very common caii-cnItiugeucv, But .
it would be Interesting to know how .
the tariff of rates was calculated. (
though it WAS probable that The charge
WAS a ) lH>'cd. hy some ulN>ftrinI~ PRO 4
cess, to the age, personal appearance,
and >r>'"n'ihltl' Y "t he policy holder.
II wOuli he gratifying To report the
sur"c~S of the Austrian experiment..
bnt the facts Wii. no. permit il. There
We're numerous policies issued. and
the business >ceuei 70 he in a thriv-
ing condition. " hen the officers Of the
all got married n once, AMI
absorbed the assets. leaving the Out-
siders to he proved Upon bv band
some women, without any hope Of
lHtruEiaTI- CDfISClatiDu
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN FROM
I the effects Of Errors and Abuses in early
ife- Manhood restored. ImpeHiments to Mar
rage removed. New method of treatment New
and remarkable remedies Books and Circulars
s-nt 're. ia staied envelopes
.idr-sI, HO"AED ASSOCIATION. No Q
SoHfh N'nth street. Philadelphia. Pa--ar instftu-
t"s1 htr n" / high reputation for honorable con-
dues aud profession. augY 6m.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-10

words of the Capitale of the lOtb. The
correspondent of the Univers is in a posi
tion to contradict the assertion about the
letter from "the Curia," but adds, that it
Is true that an exalted parsonage, who is
o! course the King, has sought an inter
view with the Pope, which has been re-
1ased and it is also true that the the Pope
possesses documents, that wonld. if they
were published, compromise Victor EN-
manuel n the manner stated above. The
documents in question are no doubt letters,
written under various circumstances by
VICTOR Emmanuel to the Pope, and mark
bg the successive stages in that career
which brought him at last as an intruder
and usnrper to Rome.
PROCESSES OF BEATIFIcAT1oN.
=, AT meeting of the Cardinals of the
congregation of Rites, lately held at the
Vatican, his Holiness approved the three
following DEGREES, viz. One, relating to
Italy and the Universal Church, replying
9Dsrnsaticety to doubt touching the i'm.
memorial cultus paid to Pope Eugenius
Ill: The second, relating to France, and
replying abirmGtiuely to the doubt il the
cause OF the servant of God, John Baptist
vlanney, Cure of AIRS, onght to be intro
duced. The third, concerning Switzerland,
and replying a6irmattvesy to the Doubt ii
the virtues practiced by the Blessed Nico-
las Won der Flue attained the heroic degree;
and If consequently, the question of ifie
miracles may be entered upon.-London
Tablet.
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Orphans Fair.

The Fair for tho benefit OF the orphans ~
tho Moant Carmel Asylum, Third Distriot, wsn
opened last night ut the Lyeeum Or City Han.
The ladies In charge seem 20 have proatsd by
the experience OF other Fairs, and have pss-
pared most excellent programme for The en-.
tertainment Of their gueets on ecch sf The
fourteen evenings dnFisg which the Fair win
continue, and there can be no doubs bus shox
their efforts will meet with due appreeisslcn
on the part Of the public.
From the programme for this week We ssleesl
40 follows:
To-DAY-sUNDAY.
The Fair will open at o'clock, to give chff.
dreu On opportunity Of attending. Az O'Clock.
Concert, directed by Miss 7. Cannon. Rseleal
ton, by Miss L. Burns. Song, 1.-THE IRish
Exile" BY Niles Cannon. s.
MONDAY.
Mr.. sslter's Entertainment will commences
at 2 o'clock.
A play, entitled "The Shamrock by tha
pupiis of the Convent Of Mercy.
SATURDAY.
Grand Concert, under the direction Of Prc-
fessor Herbert, Misses N. oastsi. McEnnasy
and Mr.. George Herbert.
Recitation. Miss u. Doris
In''a0n n. yis Ms ..;.s Sss Rrosr
Songs. by tho Nsassss q tSs Hslvssis Siab q ss~
Pc, pourri-Ls Behasnlsnns 1Bsiss, asiss xsrsnsuv
Fantai'io Elsganse--rsas. tseassd' Mis- say oasssa
Grand Fantalsie-p eoaTOnnsmsnt srts,. Miss Mssy
pue.Ls sooSss an1 coP1sss Hs
bort and M. Geo Hsrb.rs. :.
Waissi B.cio txrdiii sa1 Plat. Plano go yssiis.
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NUMBER A.

comfortably accommodates its consrARsS ~
which think 10 the largest In the place. IA
ener Bergrath occupies cosy altsie hose
Within the church lot. Tho Convent Ass 49,
IN operation only some three OF fSnr yeats, yse
Its attendance this year 10 upwards Of oas hnxss
dfed aud dirty girls. Tho Skaters labor nndsa =
dsad vantage in not having baildiug az tkSle
own; lack OF funds, l believe, II &ks di6aeaits.
of course, place as old a. this a, CONS II
whose Oldest Inhabitants still profess % owe
ailegiance to Mother spsins whence thsy esi-
g'naiiy came, must have q history, Legendary
as well as authentic, that would 30 Of intsrset
to ephemerass, but my letter Ii already too icaR.
In my next will epdeavor TO give yon 3 cissssr
insight into tho place and people.
EArta. n
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from any resort to legal redress, we make
our appeal to the highest tribunat--to the
Judgment of God before whom all must
appear, both great aud small--and we
place our cause in the hands of Him who
shall render to every man according to his
works. (Sgned)
p. B. RIVE, s. J.
a. VoIss, ST..
IL. SACK. s. j.
p. RIswICK. s. j.
A. SMITz DE PREE, 8.
Cologne, Oct. 2, 1872.
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Protest Of the Jennie. A. colerns.

The Royal Government of Cologne, 10
execution of the enactment of July 4, of the
present year, prohibiting Ms on and after
the 7tb Of August last, NOT only from the
exercise of all the fanctions Of our Order,
but also Of all priestly funetions and sub-
sequently, by an ordinance dated the 18th
of August, the same authority required 1s
to qniE our house within four weeks from
that date. IL IL true that In Consequences
OF remOnntyance on our part tie anpakfox
preai1 lent granted un 4 brief sud iualfll eiant
s6splts a4EendinR - the lat az Ogfoller.
Int a tls 11sh egs s IT. ha also 4 =
Il S1 r. n ks.I FS
x
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CoUNr De MoSTALEaaBERT'sw nx--The win.
with eight oedioils, Of Charles tetherwisa
Charles Forbes) Comto de .MontaIembert, q
No. 40 Rue dc BAo, Paris, peer Of Francs, an&
one of the Forty OF the FssHeh Aeadsny. vea
proved on the Sd nit. in London. By Leon Cor
nudet, Councillor of State, In respect Of ssm
of stock belonging TO the deceased in the
English funds The testator commences his
viii By declaring that he wishes TO live en&
die ia The profession Of the Cath0lics Roraaa
and Apostolic faith, and in the commanion ~
Holy Mother Church, which be has aawayn5
strfveu to serve and to honor. The viii coz
tains various beqnests in favor of servan1a
charities and friends, including amOng thn'
latter the Bishop of orleans, Mgr. DapAn1eups
the legacy Of certain manuscripts and thn
rosary formerly belonging 70 Pere LaeoEdaEra
given by one of the codiciis 70 M. chnslea
Loyson lin religion tho barefOoted Caxnsesise
Friar Father Hyseinthe1 Il revoked " . 1aaae
one. TestatOr's large and valHebIs uha4gys
which he does not wish 70 be sid o. sep
is given TO his eldest grnndaen, chnxIas da
sfaaak. 0ne-hAH 81 the rcusnEH6Ss u his
property tho dseeassa leAyes 20 The me ef HI
Riss, haria arms Ezsuti csanta de Ma
ssas M sA e his Esepot sha$
- + E st6e taqs e
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Record Of the German Persecution.
TIE GERMAN BISHOPS,

1t is to be supposed that the circular of
the German Bishops has been found very
unanswerabie and rather inconveniently
outspoken, for the official and semi official
press can hardly contain the expression of
it's fury. The National Zeitunq especially
processes to be "quite unable to overcome
its astonlshmept and disgust at the per-
version of truth which the circular con-
tains," and the same paper adds: "There
is no possibility of dealing peacefully with
these German Bishops they must be made
harmless, and that as thoroughly and "a
quickly as possible" This is an almost
exact reproduction of the language used
by the same papers against Government at
the time OF the opposition to the army law
when the objects of the rapid dislike of all
Liberals were Prince Bismarck and his
supporters; at that time the whole Liberal
press preeched resistance to the Govern
ment, and that of much more energetic
kind than any Catholic Bishop would ever
dream of couatenaucing by word or deed,
and those who took the line of positively
factions opposition were patted ON the
back by the very papers which are now 80
fheffably scandaiized at the circular eman-
atiDg from the Catholic episcopate, in
which not one disrespectful word is tn be
found. The Cologne Volksseitung, of the
l4th October, has a very good article on the
subject, in which the language of the
Liberal press then and now is set forth,
and the parallel is certainly sufficiently in
structive. The Bishop Of Munster has
published pastoral, in which be gives a
short account of the proceedings at the
meeting of the Bishops, and eIhorts his
diocesans TO pray earnestly for the cessa-
ton of these grievous attacks on the
Church and her pastors, ordering especial
prayers in all the churches of his diocese; in
especial, he exhorts all to redouble their
devotion to the Sacred Heart. These are
the arms, and this the model of warfare of
the Catholic episcopate, It would be we'll
indeed, for princes, in these days, if the
"Liherap party used such weapons. The
Prince Bishop Of Breslau has Issued a pas
tofal to the same effect, in which, after
asking the prayers of his diocesana for the
Pope, for che Emperor, and all his family,
he tells them they must pray especially for
their enemies, and for those who are perse-
cutting the Church.
CLOSING or JESUIT COLLEGES AND EXILE OF
NUNS.
The Jesuit college at Mnpster, and their
poviciate and house Of studies in the same
town, have been ordered to be closed by
the list of December next, and the Sisters
! who have been for years at the head of the
moor schools ct Fraustadt. in the ur0vince
\ of P0sen, have received peremptory orders
to cult the town By the Let Of january,
1879. And Elleee are only two instances
ont of hundFeds, all through the country.
SUR Essrox or 1liE BEsl1or or EtarnE2nDt
1ExRoRA
{. Re- ksa "a da d
IS S4 81 y r 10 ts
"a. Ira r. ~. ~ H .|74 ~. IA isflt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-07
RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

DISASTROUS COLLISION NEAR P1TTsFoRD, n. Y.
FoUR PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL IN
JURED.
ROCHESTER,, July l9-An accident on tie
Auburn branch of the Central Railroad.
mile east Of Pittsiord, was occasioned, to-
day, by defective journal, delaying a coal
train bound West. Before the passenger
train, which left here at 1910 this morning,
could be signaled collision occurred. The
passenger engine mounted the other, and
the baggsgs-car and smoking-coa were
telescoped. A number of passengers were
in the coach, and most of them we're either
killed or wounded. A special train, with
surgeons, was made up here and sent to the
scene. The dead and wounded we're con
veyed to the old frame house of the Hon.
Jarvis Lord, where they now are. The fol
lowing is list Of the killed and wounded ::
Mrs. Miles Cutting of Railroad Mlls,
killed Mr.. Cutting. badly injured.
Il. b. Smith of Detroit, killed.
II Stevens (colored) of Canandaigus,
slightly injured.
George H. TruAx OF Rochester, slightly
injured; Frank A. HUM of Rochester,
slightly injured DIR. J. Hswley of CAnan.
daigua, fatally injured +. II. Harris, steno-
Rrapher, of Cansndaigua, fatally injured, and
DYING when the train lett
j. Mallheren of Canandaigua, slightly
injured.
John Hafner of Rochester, badly injured,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-07
TRn POLICY OF HATz.

President Grant has Just used $4,000 Of
the peoples money to buy lot Of rebel doe
uments, under the pretense th,t these papers
are necessary to prevent fraudulent claims
being allowed, but really to be used as cam
pGigD literature TO keep up sectional
warfare on the people Of the south. He
thus eoDfsssss that bis policy is one Of
hatred and dii0Ord that the best way to
secure his election is TO widen tie breach
between Nor,h.and South, to awaken the
slumbsripg Animosiiies OF the war, TO cal
up tho black spirit Of revenge, 10 remind Us
OF all that we suffered ten years ago, 10 70
peat eli the hard language and insults thai
were banded from side to side IN those mis-.
cradle days, TO count over the losses that
we're long SgO repaired, and tear open the
wounds that are healed llhe had his way
the blackened ruin should stand forever, the
fields Of the Potomac and the James should
20 untitled, the desolAtion Of the battle.
ground should stare Us constantly 10 tbe
face and remind US to hold the South as
an enemy, and TO vote for Graut. This is,
doubtless the course Grant newspapers and
Grant orators will pursue in this campaign
At the same time charging that Greeley has
become = "copperheSd." They have no
other capital to 90 upon.
Democrats, who have always prided
themselves upon being national in theu
views will thus see that principle requires
them all to work with un,iring industry q
secure the Asosndency otlhe Liberal brSucI
Of the Republican party, who are pledged t,
carry out national views and bring sbou
universal amnesty, peace and reconciliation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-07
Tho aouthern Appsal-what q
massachusetts, liberal 2spubli-
can Thinks of IL.

Iron the Springfield Republican,
The South has done al that i. eau. Il
says 10 US: Let it be as you say. have
thought that perhaps We we're both OF US to
blame. Bat lot ell tbs blame, It you will,
fall upon my shoulders. Granted that ia
pAroHysm Of mad folly [ dug this chasm
that ] seut sorrow and Bereavement into
your homes. Nsa eulpa; have sinned
Bat have i not been punished Tor my ain
Have | not suffered Hsvv not been con
qusrsd, overwhelmed, ground down into the
duag2 Have | not seen my servants put over
my head a. my rulers? Have / not been
loaded doun with az Indebtedness which it
will take generations TO dischargs2 Have
not besn misgoVsrnsd, puadsred, and
humiliAIod as no Anglo.SAxon people ever
was before accept my punishment. 1
acqulesos sincerely aud finally IN all that
hA' been done. ! agree that the rights you
nave oonisrred upon the black man shall
h@aostortn be a. inViolAbls as the UniJn
lssu' on'J ask chance to make the beat
mo h'uAton TO protect myself against
usveaj 70 Jay up money for my creditors {;
Oeg'a the world over again. To do this
wua' nave your confidence and friendly
nS.P' l ask Tor u frankly and earnestly.
ouer 700 my hand. | ASA you to hslo ma
M aP the bloody ohsam which has yawnsS
between u', through my fault, with mn,nsi
iorg,vne'' Gao you, dare you, refuse
We DO not know what answer will be civ.
On TO this man aud pathetic appeal. 0nr
Northero people have good sense; thai ia
conceded BY the whole world. We bslisva
mat they have good hearts as well, thai a,
potion they are as generous as they are
-a' hwould seem that both s,lf-inter
Ao1 generosity should make them Viv.
we pFOu'Fsd hAnd 40 prompt and cordial a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-07
Henry Wilson and the Battling of
Jeff. Davis.

The Radical press and stump speakers
are attacking Mr.. Greeley for bis connection
wish the bailing OF JEFF. Davis. They neg
lee, to state the fact that Henry Wilson, the
Radical candidate for Vice President,
was the first to propose that JeG. Davis
be liberated on bail or GU bi, own rscog
ni2anoe.
10 the Senate Of the United States, on
the 22d of March, 1867, Senator Wilson, Of
Massachusetts, offered tho following pre-
amble and resolution
Whereas, Jefferson Davis, citizen of
the State Of Mississippi, was captured Ly
a military force Of the United States on the
] lib day Of May 1865. and has since been
held 10 confinement ~ prisoner Of var
and prisoner Of State in Fortress Mon
roe, Virginia
Add wherssaS, The said Jefferson Davis
stands charged on tho highest authority
with the heiuous crime Of conspiracy TO
murder the late President Of the United
States, Abraham Lincoln aud is also indi-
Gated for treason
And whereas, The said Jefferson Davis
has Professionally declared bis innocence Of
the offences charged against him, aud
through his legal advisors, BY all means
known TO the Law has sought aud demanded
speedy and public trial BY due process Of
Law before civil tribunal Of competent ur.
isdiction therefore,
ReSolred, By the Senate THE House Of
Representatives. ooucurring) that the longer
imprisonment OF the said Jefferson Davis
without trial, or a specific time for a
trial, is net IN accordance With the demands
Of justice, the spirit Of the laws or the re.
quirsmenu Of the Constitution, and that
common justice, sound public policy and
national honor unite IN recommending
that the said Jefferson Davis be brought
to a speedy and a public trial, or that he
he released from confinement on bail or on
his 0icH TecogAizdHce.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-07
Ladies', take Particular k0tico.
The Real Velpau Female Pills
WARRANTED FRENCH,

These Pills, SO eels brated many years ago IN
Paris for the relief of fem ale irreg ulartes, ana
afterwards for their criminal emp 10y ment in the
practice of abortion, are now offered for sale for
the frs. time in America. They have been kept
n CON parative Obscurity from the fact that the
originator, DIR. Velpau, is physician in Paris,
of great wealth, and has strict ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
eiples, and has withheld them from general use,
lest they should be employed for unlawful pur-
poses.
10 overcoming Female Distractions, Falling
the Womb, hites, Green Sickness, Suppress
sion, Retention, or Immoderate Flow Of the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Alice
tons, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight exertlon, Pal pitation of the Heart, Hys-
terics, &C., and will effect cure when all other
means have failed; and, although a powerful
remedy, do not contain calomel, antimony, or
snything hurtful to the constitution
To married laaiesand young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly suited.
They will, in short time, bring on the mon thIy
period with regularity.
CAUTIoS.-Married Ladis should never take
them when there is any reason to believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure to produce
miscarriage
Ladies can procure box, ssaled from the eyes
ofthe curious, BY enclosing one dollar, and six
postage stamps to NJ ". MACOMBER, General
Agent for United States and canadas, at Albany
u. T., or Of any authorised Agent. my24dwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-07
GPECLAE wcTTcEs.
REASONS WHY PERRY DAVIS
PAIN Ei.R
Best Family Medicine Of the age,


And WY it should be kept always near at hand
Ist PATy KILLER, is ne most certain Cholera
eyre that meic8l science has produced
Fad. PAIS-KiLLER, as a DisrrhoeA and Dys-
enJery remedy, seldom il ever fails.
Srd. PArNIKrLLER will cure Cramps or Pains
in any part of the System. A single dose
usually effects a cue.
4th. P4Is-kLLER vii cure Dyspepsia and
Indigestion il used according TO directions
5th. PAIN. KtLLER is an almost never failing
cure for Sudden Colds, Coughs, etc.
9Th. PIN KILLER has proved Sovereign
Remedy for Fever ard Ague, aud Chill
Fever it has cured the NEST obstinate
cases
9TH. PATN ELLER as a Imminent IS unequaIed
foI Frost bites, Chilblanes Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, sPrA!us, etc.
s.h. PA,S.kLLER has cured case, of Rheu
mstism aud Neuralgia after yeas stand
ing.
oh. PAIS-KILLEa will destroy BoiIs. Fslons
Whitow, Old sores, giving relief from
Pain after the FIRST application
10th. PArz KnLER cures Headache and Tooth
ache.
IIth. PAIS-KILLER will save you days o. sick
ness ami many Dollar in time and Dee
tors bills.
18th. PAIy-kILLER is purely vegetable
preparation, safe to keep ana use In every
family. The simplicity attending its use together
with the great variety Of diseases that may be
entirely eradicated by II, aud the great snouBl
Of pain and suffering that can be Alleyisted
through its uss, make 1t imperative upon every
person - supply themselves with this valuable
remedy, aud TO keep it always near at hsud.
The PAIE-k!LLEE is now known and Nppre
ciated in every quarter OF Ihe GIobs. Oily sioisni
recommend it in their practice while all classes
Of ociety have found ia It relief and comfort
Give il n trial.
Be sure and buy the genuine. Every Drug
giIt, and early every Country Grocer through
out the snd keep it for sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-07
DR.. BTGELOW
CONrIpENTIAL PHYSICIAN.

HAD 1OAS4hNs
HAS removed from No. I79 South CLARK st, cor.
ner Of Monroe, to No. 464 SOUTH STATE
STREET, CHICAGO.
Tits well known by all readers of the papers
thatDr. C. BigeloW is the oldest established
physician in Chicago, who has made the treat
n emit of all chronic and sexual diFeases ape
cialty. Science and experience have made DR..
B. the most renowned SPECIALIST Of the age,
hopored by the press, esteemed of the highest
medical attainments by ali the medical in sti
tutss of the day, having devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perfeCting remedies
that will cure positively the worst cases of
CHRONIC AND PRIVATE DISEASES of the
GEEITO URINARY ORGANS in both sexes,
Seminal Weakness, producing NerveuEness.
Aversion to Society, Impaired Vision, Loss
Memory and Manhood, perfectly cEred. 1t ia
evident that one who confines himself to the
study Of certain diseases, treating Thousands OF
cases every yesr, must have greater Ekill than
ply stefan IN general practice. Read his MID
IcAL TREATISE for ladies and gentlemen. Sent
free to any addres, in sealed envelope. Consul
tatop Free. The finest rooms in the city, with
Separate Parlors for ladies and gentlemen. Call;
you see only the Doctor. Correspondence Con
fdsntial. Address all letters TO Or. c. BI6E-
Low, No. 4h4 State st Office hours from A.
NJ. to P. NJ; Sundays 2 P. NJ. to 5.
E.B.-Ladiss, send for a descriptive circular
of Pessorie Re1nede, the best prevention of con
ceptiou known. Sent TO any address; enclose
stamp. janI0 d&wly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-07

"Wih he distinct understanding that u
elected, / shall be President, not Of Il party,
Dat Of the ,cholc people, Iarcspt your nomi
nation in TIE confident trus, that the masses
Of our counirynsA, North and South, are
eagsr 10 clasp hands orer The bloody chasD,
phieL has to- long diciied them, forgetting
that Disy hare bean enemies ia the joyful
c0HsriousHess that they are and must hence
forth remain brethren. n-H0rdct Greeley