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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-19
Romance OF Crime.

The unhealthy romance of crime
which has seemed for months to taint
tho very atmosphere, acts with most star.
tling effect upon the susceptible natures
o' young men from fifteea years of age
and upward and the infection seems
larmingly op tho Increase in all tbe
large cities of the nation. The career
of Foster from the time of mis- committal
of the car-hook murder through all tn
desperate chances aud expedionts of tho
subsequent two years until the last sad
scene Of oil has proved the most fruit.
ful of emulati0u. Two young men, one
in New Hampshire and another in New
York, moved by the morbidly fasoina
ting accounts Of the execution could not
resist she temptation TO test the sensa.
tiOns of tho drop" but in both instan.
ces the arrangements were 30 iearfully
correct that the youthful experimental
ists were left dangling in mid air, the
victims of unintentional suicide Eyen.
ing Bulieim.
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IN TRE COURT oF. PROBATE.

wHEaFAs, George Boliver, Clerk Of the
Courts Of General Sessions and Cemmsn'
Pleas Of said Ceauty, bath faade suit o me
20 grant him Letters, Of pAdminis,rs.isa ef
the Estate and Effects Of sArah, Rianaker,
late OF said County, decesseth - -
These are wherefore to to eits and admoa-
ish AL sa& singular the kindred and Crsdis
toys Of the said Sarak Binnsksf. deceased.
,hat they be aud appear before me- iagths
Court OF Probate, 10 be held nj, 0rasgshurE
Court House en- The 4 9Th dsy sf May next,
aiier pabiicatioaf heresf. asssli, clock in
the fofenoens to- shew, easse, 10 sny they
not be granied..s o ssse ssilanT
ei.eu ander my hsg'l, ta:s 4th day Of Apri,
IS Anne, Dsmipf 1873,
tE.S1 kg6.B. kEawag0sssas''
''- rrebats Judge, o. c.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-19
IN TRE C0UR RT OB PROBATE.
april 10

WHrREAs, Newton e. W. sistrunk made
suit 10 me to grant to him Leteps Of Ad-
ministrationN Of the Estate and effects Of
Mrs. Ann sistrunk, late Of OrRngeburg
County, deceased.
all and singular che Kindred and Creditors
Of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at . Court Of Probate for the said
County, to,bo holden at Oraugsburg on the
9th day Of May. 1873, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. to show cause IL any, why tAs said Xd-
ministration should not be graEted,.
Given under my hand and che Seal % my
Court, this 18th day Of April, A. D. 1873,
andin the eninety-sevsnth year Of American
Independence.
AUG. Is. KNOwLTON,
LS. Judge 81 Probate q. c.
hpl ~ %
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sherif's Sales.

By virtue Of Sundry Executions to me di-
rected, l will sell to the highest bidder, at
Orangeburg c. H., on the FIRST MON
DAY in May next, FOR CASH, all the
Right, Title and Interest Of the Defend
ants in the following Property, viz:
l. one tract of land containing 400 acres
more or less, in Orangeburg County. bound
ed on the Northeast by Columbia Road, EAs,
by lands formerly Of II. c. Wannamaker,
South and West by T. X. sasportas.
s. One tract in said County containing
$50 acres moro or less bounded on tho
North and West by land of o. Farnnm,
East BY the tract above described, and w ca.
by land of T. X. Sasportas. Levied on the
property Of GOsper Inabinet at the suit Of
Jacob Amaker.
All that tract or parcel Of land in said
County, containing l24 ncres. with Dwell
ing House and other improvements, being
tract whereon J. Hamilton Fielder now re-
sides, bounded on the South by the Orange
burg Road, and on all other sidss by lands
Of Hamilton Fielder Leviod on M the
property OF J. Hamilton Fielder at the suit
Of Thomas W. Asllichamp.
One Buggy. Levied on rs the properly OF
Joel Il. Whstsell at tho suit OF John z. aud
Laura S. }. jackson.
ALSO
Al Lswisville. (hsginning at II o'clock on
Moaday aud continuing from day to day
until the whole stock is disposed OF. all the
ock Of Goods in Store. of Winfield Clsrk
consisiingnf Dry Goods. Groceries, Shoes
Hats. Crockery. Tin Ware, &c. Levied on
IN the properly Of Winfield Clak at the
suits Of fsake, orcdyke & 60. and others.
On TSssdsy at TIE renidcTcs Of the De.
fendsnl 20 bushsls Corn. Levied on ms tho
property OF Calvin Guignard n, the sui, OF
Wade and Nancy Gadstlen.
Sheriff. Office. Ell. CAIN.
orangehurg c. ii. s. G.. SO. e.
Apl. ls,h, 1871.
aP 10 I'd
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The Massacre OF Gen. Canby.

A great many people in South Caro-
lima have read the announce ment of the
killing Of Gen. Edward II. 8. Canby
with no feeling of regret. The reason
for this is the personal OF sectional an.
tipathy for the victim. This however
cannot affect tho character or effect Of
the deed, whose announcement will send
thrill along he current communica-
tion Of civilized life. A national re rot
attends the event of the shocking death
Of Gen. Cabby who was distinguished
officer Of tie United States army And
out OF this regret comes the enquiry iu-
to the manner of his murder and the
Judgement Of condo .nnation upon his
murderers.
The policy of the United States
government towards the barbarian
Indians who remain un,amed by the
infusaoe Of civilization which has been
gradually surrounding aud embracing
them, bay been one Of missakeu kind
Iess. Harsh discipline aud severe sys-
tom was and 10 needed iu the treat
mont Of savages all uuamenabe to
civilization, natural aud eternal enemies
tothe white race sad treachcrous beyond
all compare. Forced, bent and tanned
into submission, the Indian sh ould have
been taught by severe lessons to
respect the power of the govc rnmept be
fore it was essaycl to make then, syste
ful for its kindness.
Stripped of the drapsry OF romance
in which the early lore Of this eou,i
nent has invested the rcd man. ks is a
most loathsonle savage. The autoch
shoRes of this rich soil, they have been
AMI continue to be its canker. woTu,,
gradually being .extirpatcd but wonder
full in the tenaeity Of its deadly virus.
The romance of the Indians fate NAV
be an exhaustlcss theme for pocsy and
rhetoric, but for the practical purposes
of government in the discharge of it's
duty of advancing and protecting the
out posts aud frontier of settlement aud
population, a. business rule Of whole.
some di'cipline must be established aud
maintained.
. had this been the o, urse of the
governments the Mndoc war would not
have occurred, nur had the brutal Jack
murdered an army officer.
Tho punishmsn1 Will probably Be
condign and terrible.
Gem. Sherman's army order. says
sonsthins about determinations. -
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WIEc AEetrOPoRftsn Press on the
Murder OFCass

The New York journals stand thus on
the murder of Canby by the Modbcs;
The Tribune thinks shat "this frightful
catastrophe is natural and legitimate 70.
anlt of tue conduct Of tho Government mt
during the Whole progress Of this petty
war;" Tha Dionia 10 quite severe
upon the eanting scounirels who
have inssiglcl Grane into. treating a
pack OF sailaws us IL they we're Sunday
school children" But the Sun talks of
wrong" on both sides and the Times
doesn't want the peace policy abandoned
The Hhrtld, like tho Tribune and Rorhl
holds that sat tho present moment IL Is
certain that we need a prompt and vigo.
rous military policy rather thsa pcaos
policy, however humaae and prai sewor.
thy" 1t pitches iuriously into the
Government.
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WN Mount Agt for Z 8 Mount, T50. r.
Henry B Nettles, So.
Pursuant to IAN Act" to amend An Act
entitled An Acs Prevailing for the Assess
ment and Taxation Of property, passed
September Is, 1868, and all Acts Amenda-
tory thereto. Approved March u, 1872
Notice 10 hereby given that the whole Of the
several Pareels. Lots and parts Of Lots Of
Real Estate described in the preceding list,
or so much thepcof as win be Deeessary 70
pay the Taxea, Penalties and Assessments
charged thereon, will be sold by Treasurer
Of orAngeburK County, South Carslina, q.
his Office in said County. on the yisst Men
day, (ifth} Of May, A. d. 1873. s-,.
Unless said Taxes, Assessments and Pen.
aiiies be paid before that time: and such
Sale win be continued from dsJ - day until
all u said Parcels, Lots. and parts Of Lots Of
Heal Estate shall be sold sr offered for sale.
Said lsnds. to be Sold and Conveyed In Jss
simple without any right Of redemption.
JAS. vAx TAseEL,
Auditors cfice. County Auditor, Orange
burg County, April ii,h, is7s. 2 .
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in THE COURT OF PROBATE

Whereas, George ,Boiiver, Clerk Of the
Courts, of General Sessions and FGomnea
Pleas, OF said County sbpth applied 10 ME
for Letters Of Administration on he Estase
snd Enects OF Lawrence Aringer, late sf
Orangeburg County, deceased. Sgzssa 4
Thsse are therefore 10 cite and adu,sniah
all and singuleT the kindred and CreditsrS
Of the said deceaseta 70 be and appear, bs.
fore me, at Court Of Probate FER the said
CouDty 10 be holden at orsngeburg,s en- Itkg
11th dsy Of bay 1877, al To- e'clock. n.
D., TO show cHnss il any. why ths said Ad-
ministration should not be granted. Iteai
Given under my Hahd and the Seal of C.urt>
this 4th day Of APl A. D. 1879, and In
the ninety-ss' nth year Of Americas Inde.
pendeRre. 1o
ELS.1 AUG. D. ANoHLTON.S aao
api SIT Probate Judge, o. C.
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MRS. .C.S. M All ULE,
RUSSRLL STREET.

Takes pleasure in announcing to her Gus
toners and the Public in general that she
has opened her SPRING STOCK csnsirtinE
Of the LATEST STYLES Of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Thankful for past favors, she respectfully
solicits u continuance Of tho same.
SPECIALTY-Dres Making, Cutting
and Fitting Carried on as usual BY MrE. i.
8. CUMMINGS.
Country Orders respectfully solicited and
will meet with prompt attention.
Apl l9 I'm
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Notice of Dismissal

NoTlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT enc
IN Month ON date will fle my Anal
account with the Honorable Aug. B. Knswl-
ton, Judge Of Probate for OraagsbarE
County, as Guardian Of Joseph NJ. and
Daniel J. Griffin, and ask for Letters Of Dis
missal. JOHN p. GRIFFIN.
APrll 18Th, 1873. Guardian.
apl 10 In
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-19

OrangebUrg-ER Prbate Court
ID. l. Trity, rs. P. n. Hou,er, Adnr. JeHn
Il. Eein.
All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the late John A. Keitt are request
ed TO present and prove their respective de-
mands before this Court on or before the
twenty ninth day Of April, 1873, to which
date the further hearing OF the above en-
titled action il continued
a. y. KNOwLTOS.
Probate Judge.
april s 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-04-19

NOTICE TO tssEDsTsp RS. 40.
IN All persons having demands against
the Estate Of Is. G. Hunt, DECEASED, and ell
persons Indebted to said Estate will present
the same and make payment to the under
signed within three months from this date.
JOHN P. SPIGESER,
Qralihed Administrator.
February 1lih, 1878. Is I'd
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Sale Under Mortgage.

BY virtue of a Mortgage from ]. NJ. PEN
nington TO Bull ScoVill & Pike, dated March
20, 1872, and with the consent Of parties, l
will sell at Orangeburg Court House, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of May next for cash,
two Mules and one Four Horse Wagon.
aPl l9-td W. II. JOINER, Agent.
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.Obate Court-OrnnEeburR.

Probate Court OranEeburE.
NOTICE is hereby given that on shs 2o.h
day Of May. 1873, will, file my Enal 80.
eeunt rs Administrator Of tbs Estate al
Conrsd Crider, in the Probate Court Of sasf
County, and win apply for my faaidis..
ehargs.. - a gg0g : 81 /,
JACOB RUCRER,
-, Admir-. Conrad Cridsr, q
april s sas. = 5Sf' at, +,
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NOTICE.
Delinquent Land Sales,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

0RANGEBURG COUNTY.
Amelia To,rnship.
Ell Amaker, 1917.
PA Fertick, 90
Daniel Fritz, SO
Sam'l Footman, 72.
Estate L E Myers, lsI.
W NJ Rast. 289.
Estate Paul spigncr. a5.
Davie F. Zeisl er, 1900 acres.
BranchpiHe Totea,hip.
r. 4. Williams. Town Lot, 1870 II 70.
Buildings, 1901 80.
Est. Of John McBlhany, 800 acres, 5
Buildings, 1870 II '72.
Martin Thomas. Town Lot, 1871.
RG NJ Berry, 500.
CJ Fielder, 70.
CdV CGV Torn,kp.
Angus Mclean, l65 acres.
CJ Fielder, 6uardin l25.
Mary A Inabinett, 800.
wP Patrick, Agent Estate Of A S Rush,
100.
Smart Summers, 1S.
W d Stabler, Agent for J E Stabler 1876.
Daniel Stobin, 1877. n,
Sarah TolaRd, IS.
Mary Ulmer, 400.
TP Wannamaker, $50.
Cow Cdstte Township.
Thomas Pulaski, go.
Elizdbeh Topnshp. 'sa
Robt Govan, ole. A
GA Furtick, 200.
WB Livingston, 8o4.
Livingston, Guardian, 600.
F. Livingston, Agent, i40- n,
Martin Livingston, lis-
Estate sam'l Pearson, S0,.
Mrs Ann Simons, l80.
Goodbye TornsET- So
J A Arant, so.
J & Arsni, ~,
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wHITE GOODS. EaBRoIpRR1Es, &C.
eA8 81
Armstrong Gator & Go.

IApoErEns. aAsuEAqTrarRsAKDss sesBsns
Bonnet, Trimming. Nsck and Sash Rib
BONE Velvet RIbhons,, Neck Tiss, Bsaass
silks, Satins, velvsss ana Grapes. Flowers,
Feathers, Ornaments, Frames, &C., -3raw
Bonnsts and Ladies' and Children sHats,
trimmed and untrimmed. And iaeeansst-
broideries, Laees, Nsts Ceilara, Sets,
Handkerchiefs, Yelling. Head Nets, He. ks
& Nee. 2a5 and 249 Baltiners Street, Bsl.i-
more Nd ~ XIII S%XE{
There goodE are manufactured sy an or
bought Fer r'Cash directly frota the Rureps an
and Aneriean fManafaetsrsrs. sishrssinR
all, the lEtsst asyeltisas sasanallsd in uasis-
" and oHeapness in any IhsrkstsD
ordsrs hilsa awiskA saFs Pssnptasss end
despatch. .s,..s,.
mar. LIST Fs ah9 A
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[ From the Nswbsrry Is. c. Herald Of
March II, 1879
EEwBEnRY, s. c., March 3, 1873.

AESSRS CULP YER BROTHERS:
1t is with pleasure that we commend your
Farmer Cooking Stove to the general public
Lney are an absolute household necessity at
this time, especially when 80 much Of domes-
tic duty and management depends more or
less upon our wives and daughters. The
Stove is as simple and beautiful 4 oons.ruo-
tion aS it is rapid and reliable in it's work.
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Ihey are an absolute household necessity at
.:n ms e' especially when 30 much Of domes-
We. We uu.y ana management depends more or
&C.. S, upon our wives ana daughters. The
t;on !, = smp,o ;. and oeau'Iui oonstruo-
In wor,i ., :. Apu "no rehaele IN It's work
John p K;n.rs AS n'ar perfect e. @ rs 1t can be.
pn u' :. d. ". Nance,
G Mc,.-anL.n' Aao neroer''
- ;t' A.. Longshore,
W r u.,,.' nawkins'
Jaa Ls.,.r w' afr''
G. n. Williams. BFG Grif;u
II. Subsr, d. Longshore,
=. Heei' Mrs A. Golding.
n " ST. ~, |i,iam''
D. s. HOLE. ! " Gj.i,
J. d. Epps, J.P. Oxuer
J. W. Rhoades. M. RcoI.r
Samuel Abrams, NJ. c. Lou,ho,,
M l.. Young. j & s,ev,r,
J. b. Johnstn. ". L. W.,.r,
H. Hendricks, ". ". Ki,.rJ
Levi SlaHsok Jacob Kibler
]. B.-Flesd. @. W Andrr,s
b. b. BurtoI, ]. 8. Pitt,
james Garrett, l.. Lorrshe-.
W. II. Petersen, VIM. 4. Fair
John s. Cock. John McL.r;ev
J II. Booker. ". Dorroh.
A. C. Hollngsworth.
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"SIR KNIGHTs.n

AZ pleased 10 announee 70 the public,
thss a TOURNAMENT win take place q.
orangeburg .. c., on the hrst day Of May.
The good citizens Of Charleston through the
inhusnss Of our worthy HERALD. have
contributed handsomely to eur list efPrisss.
Ths lirt Of knights for the esntcst 10 tasax
rapidly filed up. All these desireus II
entering, can do SO by giving me thsir
nsnsso on or before the 2oih day OF April, 90
sfter this day the list will'bs eIosad.
" w. PATRICK. Hf
orangeburg 8. c..
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GFasKeAs-SAg.a aAas..AAs.{
- Pleas. ~. -
Geo. Bo'isr Admir-. Q. lrast -. jacob sarssey ,
EtaI.
BY order oftho Judge ofths First Circuit
all persons having claims against the Estato
OF the late Christian Arant arc requested, to,
present and prove their resp ectiyc demaudu
before me, at orangeburg, So. Cs., engor
before the twenty-eighth day Of April. 1873.
G. u. GLOVER,
W .{sF rsss q. Referee,
April s "Afs S.-s a.
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ABsHvILLE County, January IA, 1873.
!. L. d. Bowie. Clerk ofthe Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions, for
county and Sta'e aforesaid, do hereby
certify that am personally acquainted
with the above signers, and take pleasure in
saying that they are severally honorable
gentlemen, and are men Of credit and un-
doubted yerncity. will add that Messrs
Culver Brothers have sold several hundred
Of their Farmer Cooking Sleeves in this
county, and. 80 far AZ hW1e heard, they
give universal satisfaction.
l.. d. BOWIE.
april 10 Al
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-26

New FALL CLoTHING.-Business is business,
and IN bpSIness matters should allow sym.
8SEhies or prejudces TO control our judgment. When
selling goods honorable merchants ask n reasonable
sRESso give articles Of good indifferent quality as
zsqrVsontsdto the purchaser and having eonsummatsd
saio put their profits In their pockets with light
conscious Of having given fall value 81 certain
return Of the purchaser whenever he needs goods
In theIr line Such merchants via the respect Of the
<osmnun'ty in which they dwell, and despisinS the
.Iap trap ef jour Cheap John make honest profit
sensible men, who do not think that Oheapne is
1s only recommendation which article need have.
Ve the word ohcapness distinguished from
sssy for buying at re,y figure IL generally the
greatest e1travARance After experience OF sovon
Soars with Sueh knowledge only . newspaper man
1Aa acquire in such matters, we recommend fully and
zRreSerTedy, being what we have described good
s1asrOhGus 70 No. the arm of PiSrson Hews elotheTs
Me-. - and Is Camp etreeS That they win give full
satisfaction in every respect guarantee. Road their
a-N0 advertisements on hnh page headed New Fail
Clothing, the other, Bore School Suits.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-26
Glow 7osDREss lake LADY ON FORTY

eEow To- DRESS lake A LADY ON FORTY
NSra2>GLARs YEAR.-Wbsn frat read that lady
tG ventured into print to teach the less experienced
'shssc esx how to dressh lady e45 year,
s tnelined to set down the writer enthusiastic
As1k SrsWeAning bat decidedly d.luded dreamer for
S0E@ utes daring the year had called many
z teetures, inaugural festivities etc. But have
~nAs been studying Messrs. Brasetman Adams price
Et tllks, etc.. which will be oand other page
D&Fs paper and have to the conclusion that the
Indy iDpossble fact IN not difficult. When
S taaEa that beautiful black silk heretofore sold
q n be had for s7i eonta per yard that Japan
aSGd PonGee silks low so conts, and
41saS goods IS low Is cents only wonder how
Sess Ss5 can be expended In twelve months. Messrs
EInaOoinan & Adams magnificent store corner Maya.
and ST. Andrew streets has for years past been
Asrea OF all Who while wishing be elegantly and
afOrtably clad found 1t necessary to eOonomise and
ossr storo has daily been thronged by hundreds of
sNEae from all quarters of the city, while each mail
Ss the country brings them innumerabte orders All
sa popularity by their fair and just dealings
~ rich and poor by the excellent quality Of their
SG@Sis and by the very low prices which they always
GAGGED. But what will readers say when they
that this firm has Of Ghe stringency In
Lie mercy market seen At to still further reduce their
FUces. We they will say to their neiGhbors
S<Sonre not MisO take tho STA4 Let's go Mt
to BrAsemanS and invest all the cash have on
srAuS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-26

FURNITURE, PICTURES, MIRRORS, Erc.-We
call the special attention OF readers the card
MT John Bois No. 29I Camp street. which will be found
elsewhere in to-days paper For many years AFR. Bo
has enjoyed large share Of the patronage OF ci
Eens bis artistic and tasty work. and the promptitudo
with which it was always DONE besides the very moder.
ate prices which he always charges having and
retained for him the good wishes Of many of most
prominent ctizena It IL but assume from the
above as tho writer hereof knows from personal
Perience. that in all Mr. Bots fulals his engage
ments in q most satisfactory manner.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-26

Pere Martinofs pamphlet on the Slavo-
Catholic Church has created great sensa.
ton here. The Government has ordered
An enquiry for the purpose Of ascertaining
oy what official indiscretion Pere Montinof
could have got access to the document in
question. On the other hand, it has taken
the course Of allowing the matter to be dis
cussed in the papers. The most various
and most absurd rumors are rife upon the
subject. Amongst other things it is said
that Pere Martinez has acted on an under
standing with the Grand Inquisitor Sievers,
who is delighted at it. Some of the news
papers are in great glee, although they
trent the document as apeeryphal, at being
able to discuss it at length. Others think
the programme admirable, and advocate its
being put in execution.
Rassifcation Of .Poaxrd.-At Warsaw
they have just been Russifying the Senate.
All the business must be transacted In
Russian. All papers addressed to the
house must also be in Russian. In eonse-
quence of this thirteen senators, who are
not sufficiently acquainted with that Ian
guage, have had to be removed.
Meanwhile the Pilgrimage to the Sacred
Heart has begun to bear its fruits. hear
of the conversion Of q young man Of merit.
1t depends on ourselves to multiply these
by prayer, that irresistible
weapon which is of greater range than all
the cannons made by Krupp.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-26

Baron Liebig, the celebrated German chem :
is who las given much attention to the subject, d.
vides food into two classesthose substances wtc
contain nitrogen and those which do not. The ntss
class Is useful TN forming blood fesh etc., s in fac
nutritious food. The second assists the respiratory
organs. Thus in very cold climates. where
cse Is required in order to sustain the vital heat
oxygen Is respired and consequently carbon is
required in the food. Hence 1t win be observed thas
in such countries Siberia Lapland etc. largo guam
titles Of non.nitroeenous substances such fat OIL
etc. used by tho Inhabitants for food while in the
temperate sone moderate mixture Of heterogeneous and
nitrogsnous food is used Considering these cir.
eumstances. 1t will be pleasing to numerous readers
10 learn that in view of the approaching cold weather.
our old friends A. W. Skazdon Co., Grocers, corner
Rousseau and jackson Streets have laid in large stock
Of non.nitrogenous substances, which, with their pro.
viously large stock Of heterogeneous substances will
enable all to pass the winter very comfortably Thus
the studies Of the great scholar Lebg utilized
the benefit Of people through the great energy of
these uptown merchants whose card will be found on
the 9th page OF this paper. .'