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sss''-sszzz7 .''z'.71 f.7,<
nocsnt remark ola lady present; Ia ays
had 4 ii,-rs to know boz case cf small
p5z Looked 80 called on a sick LAZY Eli,
afternoon just bvf5+e coming t5 the cir
Gle.
In o.ier to quiet the mailsns' fea-s os
their consistency, the lovers IN the eastern
part Of Maine bind themselves by prom
ssorv note 8s follows:
.DAsrpEr, Ne. Seq. 10, IS-2-Dear
Mary Promise to mary You six months
frcin date. Yours lovingly Z. N
An engaged young z otienaa got rather
realty out nf a E5rio scTape aith his in.en-
d.I. she taIei lin with having Kissed
two vaang ladies' al 20 n. party at waica
she use ayt present. lie owned it, bat said
-hae their naitei ages only made twenty
one. The Simple us;afi sirl thought o:
tan sat e!sYea ar; L s..ai off hsr ?oiu'.
tie i.3 10, explain thly one ~as n;ncseou
ami the other two years Of age. Wash it
agtiul?
nl-u N. ,,.,-, ...u,,,-
that don't appear to BE Of any Importance,
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FARMERS

Sow farmers Is tac tir.e 20 - aud inquire CT
yvar "a GA3C-s rzE sad Of s. E-a2ar ras} bought
last Ys1r. anu Ii tHsF llsv IT, ~B0 t-Y h. II d
y aJt IL cost. All tL=l order your hssyrT OF
=. -1.a 'asr -s,S sge best. III u.sEe sUrs tl4'
goa E-t ..ss Ei1et nae. Orisr . strly 80 YOU arei
Euu lz-- -yr s. hsn az harvest cgssr-. sou
g.ai. Nf.a. q tTy - = eI-5Z In s.le.
vHe-Frr 5rysi ~aesei- n6re better I.sI gW.
afa-- box ..L-eI st.Is.iE.l II, Ta=LlsE
d Il $ ih4i pG can sr9p gft s-ari yaC ize IS
8.=.t-r-r g. a. Ole ta.. - cat, nfesaFg DID aTls-
Ca.- -F. a. eEr g5t l.AcLIae- an -g gov at
sGs. taeF could .et D.tls. One: al has Gs5L
yrlYEE - tlg
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Adam RnheE,, H'5e1e.ai.a ana Wrgar-raEer
-Lag o. tau come ct .v-rrI anl Y@rk -ts
Sfftn ~sas. n-rtt9w-c. Do Gu kisE- O
o. 3 "yTz a- g",-l .HL e. cicaP as auT otasr cstah
= 'llar' IN -I-- CITY IS EFr
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Pto'ssaor o GE* r.erc.. l vr .r-s ous in Vocal aus
,a : u.sfaE'i tar 3. lies ca. - 81 ,.t,ao oe ems
l"o Etso1=. ics.yaae On H.. q, ST. u-a- t-t
g-T- y r1s.. u /. lr
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For GAI.E1s

a5er-lo*erpriylleges and farm
Of sixty acres with barnes and
outilouses appertaining thereto;
in the village Of AIishicott, for
sale on easy terms. For par
ticulaIs Of terms enquire on the
premises or Of Ira. Z. Smith, OF
tLis city.
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LUUEs kOEHNEE.
District Clerk.
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Total $5t.e13 =
There are still some 1909 acres, also,
uns9ii land.


Total $5i.e03 =
There are still some 1900 acres, also,
of unsoli land.
MADIso LCSAT;C ASYLUM.
The trustees Of the Mais-gu Asglam fsr
the Insane have been in seSs;on for several
days. They have not yet cha-sua super
iatendeut 70 succeed DR.. McDll, who has
been elected member Of Congress. There
are a large number Of applicants for the
r,ace, the sole emolameuts Of which are a
salary of sl,s0o. ard TIE support Of the
family of the superintendent. who have to
i've, however, in the A-ylam. Il Is now
suggested that no appointment vill be at
present, as Dr.. McDil does not absolutely
refuge 10 remain IN charge until the time
approaches when his otscial Gaty VIII call
him to Washington.
-uE LIQCoE law
came up in both houses, to-day: and could
not longer be kept down or cut. In the
Senate a resolution was adopted directing
inquiry into is operation, and in the As
sembly petition was presented by Mr.
Seaman for its repeal In The Assembly,
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also, Nr. Doyle, tie member from the
Pr,sie ia CHEN district Introduced e bill
Cor the repea! q the law.
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Ayers

gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair IS thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often. elrous5z, not als~sys,
cured by its use. Nothing can restort
the hair where the follicIes are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be-
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a TASTY sedi-
ment, 1t viii keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton Of dandruf, which is often 50 IN
cleanly and offensive Free from those
deleteriOus substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the N-igor can only
benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing elae can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cdmbric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr., J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Cheu2.4aG,
LOWELL EEASS.
>oss, u. :. --..-- ;. 80 sla@en.
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4 memorial # citizens, in regard to the
WISCONSIN Central r. Z ani is claim to
the Ian giant was presented; by Senator
Biuin for repeal of laws ezempting property
from taxation.
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riEf,Ar nnd NASEa

4 TT0&NEE- A>n uC1NsrLaHS At LAW.
= rGle on Riratl-srr,e, Nui.oEoe
Wisconsin. Collection prompt. a'-e@3c5
a.. ..-21-ty
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EtGSEns over sEy&s--S EGG: uG.a Shoe
SsDt2, cor. &til aisi} { o.Tszsser. issI sI-.iB.
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HE PILOT

Weekly Democratic Newspaper d"i
'oted to the Dissemination Of ts"N
knowledge, Literary Entertainment, ani
,he Local Interests of the County pub: =
ed every Thursday, on York street, betweea
Seventh and Eighth, Manitowoc, Wis, by
7. 9. OLMSTED. Proprietor.
The Terms are 50 90 for one year in 4
vance. No subscription Will be allowed }
remain unpaid beyond the close of the ye'r
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(tELEBRATED fer is un.-ceIIei quali-
Y ties. and the very BEST in ;sFe z,srRet
can be had at the same Price az cther Sour OF
lover grade by orieging q: the
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w&s.EEEs a s.E.E

Asiorngv Ard t'arasslur ut law. Two Rivers
v-Iss -f.-.G ta laEHe'r.s~ nHl otEaT lu7,0t-- e.
i 4l.i.esrtS q .aa.3 .uL y.-ialjy. Il ii1T
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-02-09

the paper. It went over. In tho House. the
following bills have been introduced "A bill r
abolish the tax on spirits distilled from fruit.
Dill to remove disabilities from all persons
In the United States. bill to dredge Red
River, near Shreveport, and Ouaohita, near
Monroe. The bill authorixingthe construction
OF bridge across the Mississippi ut st. Louis
has been rsoommitted having met with very
determtned opposition from members who be-
liove that bridging our great rivers win ma
terialiy tnterfsre with navigation. =. go -
1he I0HissGRa stigatios..--This investige-
ton has proceeded rapidly during the week,
several important witnessee having been ex-
amined ard much additional Testimony OF i'm
portant elected. Capt. T. Jaqnes U. s. Sn-
peryisor at tho late elections testifed ambush:
ingly that he stuffed ballot boxes. forged
afddsvits, aud took false osths,in the kellogg
interest At the leto elections. n spswer ID =
question Mr. Carpenter, rs to whether he
considered himself corrups msu, he replied
that he was In the same boat with ctherPo2i-
ticians, and generally went with them In apg
measure, believing that trickss. and sdiahSa7
esty in politics is xcusabie: On the ~hele the
testimony 10 damaging to the Radical party
hpds the atro0gest impression prevails thaf
tina McEnery government will finally be re-
cognized. -. 80. .,,s,..t.,,. ~ >
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HIBERNIA BANK OF NEW oRLRANs-Nkw
osLEASs February l. Is7a.-At specal meeting ofthe
Board of Directors of the Hibernis Bank Of New Or
leans, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas It has pleased God to remove from amongst
Of fellow Directors in the person of the hon
est, fine souled and seIfsacriHcing HUGH Nc
CLyoSKEY, 4r
Be Resolved That this Cooperation in the death Of
HUGH McCLoSKEY, afectionately mourns the loss
the first projectors and founders Of Bank
of its most Jealous and useful menbers
That not only who had the privilege Of enjoying
his close friendship and, therefore, sincerely revered
his sterling qualities Of head and heart but this whole
city recognized in departed friend, of rare
uprightness and honesty-a character in which were
beautifully blended tho unsuspicoua simplicity OF the
child with the fearless champion Of right and Justice
the upfinching enemy Of oppression and wrong.
That in his demise the Irish-American Of this
city and State the loss Of their most sincere
friend whose principal object in the founding OF this
Bank to help to amehorate the condition Of his
fellow oountrymen in this the land Of their adoption
That NO hereby tender to his mourning widow and
the Of coincidence under
the weghty aiction with which It has pleased God
visit thom.
That copy Of these resolutions DO presented to Mira
MeCloskey and that they be published in the news-
papers Of this city.
P. IRWIN Presidsnt
JAS. ). TARLEToN, Cashier. EsaIt
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COLLEGE JOURNAL, GEORGETOWN, D. c.
We are in receipt of the February number Of
this periodical, edited ct Georgetown College,
and gladly testify to the pleasure which itS
perusal has afforded u.s., In both form and
substance, it is eminently worthy of our most
;, prominent Catholic institution of learning, and
highly deserving the Communications which it
has already received from the Press. To its
student editors we cordially extend the right
hand of fellowship, with q sincere wish for the
continued success of their creditable enter
prise.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE.-If you have
Cough do neglect it: thousands go to untimely
grave by nsalectng what they call "a slight cold"
These slight colds very insdioua. They be.
como deep seated and defy all remedies. DIR. TUFTS
EXPECToRANT will cure 1t. It can be had OF any
druggist.
TusKEGEE, ALA April 90, 1871.
DR.. VIM. II. Tut:
In gratitude for tho benefit received by tho of
your Expectoraut do cheerfulIy add my testimony to
its most wonderful effects in relieving Asthma or Bon
severe attacks Of Asthma difficulty of breathing.
induced by the high recommendations given to
your ExpectoraDt try it, and found that it al
immediate relief 1t is about Eve months since
began its have used sig bottles and have
an attack since. 1t has been great blessing to
cannot afford to be without it. and heartily recon-
mend it to all who ut all troubled with Lung
Throat Diseases
MRS A. II wELBoRN.
Dr. TUFTS HAIR DYE is the best in use.
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EDITORIAL AsD OTHER rTEAss;,

+ Rituslists, Anglican clergymen aud lsity, to
Che number Of two thousand, have been re-
eeived into the Catholic Church in London
alone during the past year.
Said Mr.. Froude to . reporter in search of
knowledge: al pronounce the ON in my name
like 90 in fool" The reporter fears that there
is smack of personality about that answer
though he can't tell just where it comesiu.
{ The Island of Malta has population of 141, )
us, having increased 1920 since 1861. OF the
Catholic secular clergy there are 1856, regular
clergy 305, Jesuits 81, nuns 179, ministers Of
the Church of England 3, Presby terrain I, Greek
Schismatic 1, Mussulman and jewish, 1 each.
Quinine is found to possess, in avery marked
degree, the. property of preventing certain
forms of decomposition, and of shocking pu-
trefaction and alcoholic fermentation. Herr
c. Bintz believes, from his recent researches,
that it Is capable of arrestiag putrefaction in
the blood.
The Archbishop of Paris has congratulated
Father Matignon, s. j., in the name Of the
clergy of Notre Dame, for his admirable series
of sermons preached during the last Advent.
They are said to have been almost equal in
beauty and power to those of the famous Pere
Monsabre, delivered last Lent.
During his recent sojourn in Washington,
Archbishop Bayley was the guest of Senator
Casserly. of California, and was called on by
| many Senators, Representatives,, and other
distinguished personages. He left Washing
| ton on the 2sth ult to 60, via Richmond, Char
lesion and Savannah, to San Augustine, Fla,
where he will remain some weeks.
AS was patent to every Catholic, the tele.
gram from New York, stating that Catholic
priests had caused the police to prevent the
| exhibition, in the Stadt Theatre, of q scandal
GUS play libellng the Jesuits proves to have
| been . most infamous lie, gotten up by the
theatrical managers to give the play gratuit-
GUS advertising. The dodge succeeded ad-
mrably, the theatre on each succeeding even
| ing being crowded with hundreds of bigoted
nincompoops.
| 1t is said that the Berlin postofice is about
! to introduce an Improvement upon the original
postal card system. A card is to be provided,
on which n message may be sent and reply re-
turned at once. The original sender, by pay
! ing the trifling postage both ways, may thus
secure an answer at once, the person addressed
having only to write line or SO on the card
| when he receives it, and return it to the post
man. This is o great convenience worth con-
siderng in the issue of postal cards in this
country.
I We are at last blest with the knowledge of
why the color of the sky is blue. Mr. Co2las,
a. French saran, says that it is due to the pres
ence of by drated silica in a very finely divided
state, carried into the atmosphere with the
aqueous vapor. The blue color of the Lake of
Geneva is referred to similar cause. This is
in opposition to the old theory of Mr.. Lalle-
mand, who attributes the color to forescent
| phenomenon-a reduction of refrangibility in
the actiaies rays beyond the violet end of the
| spectrum.
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asi5 6m 81
MINERAL SPERM OIL.

NNA0BkSAb hE&6A OIL
This OIL combines all the excellent illuminating nall:
ties q Ksreesne on togasher With perfect safty OF
thAs oar b yansperted By land sra stored In ware
no1aes handled and used by however careless
" lighted Tampa hlled burned In kitchen over fires w
any parpose Of illumination safely AZ our fathers
ueed whale or sperm oil Its gnitng point about 90
acRc FshfenheiS Its boiling point $50 Fahrenheit,
Doth OF these particulars about the whale sperm
consequently absolutely safe.
IT WILL NOT TAKE FIRE IN CASE OF BREAK
AGE OF THE LAMP.
THE OIL WILL EXTINGUISH THE FLAME
s saS e !. sss sss:
ing Ono HAk Can't Fer Hone and lRhfano RAILROAD
cars, steamers factories and dwelling houses In In.
valuable sad cannet be TOO highly yeconnenaed.
Ehe ~ 10 Ratentod, and made by Procass which
Il burma with great brillianey in tho DUAL BURNER
requires put little attention and trimming. The oil
never Rums IN the lamp, IL absorbs oxygen
the atmosphere It does not deteriorate by sse This
| REASONS WHY YOU sHouLD" BURN THIS OIL
IT, It, absolute l. safety % llfs and property.
Z. Its perfect freedom from oder.
The MINERAL SPERM OH. has besn adopted bv
The Board Of Supervising Inspectors. use on al
Of Insurance Compsnies in New YORK Boston and New
Orleane.
We invite ali who Interested call and examine
Send for circulars for Mineral Sperm Oil and Qua
| Burner. BOSTICK q SEYMOUR Sole Agents
l. For Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi and Te1as
7 IS and ~ Front St and 10 and % Fulton
.mh24 Iysp Now Orleans.
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LETTER FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, Feb. 9Th, 1873.
Editor Morning Star and Catholic Messenger:
The city is 30 distressiDglyd dull, and there j,
such plentiful lack Of newu, that am vehe-
| mently tempted to spare you the infiotion Of
this insipid letter. might write you chap.
tor Of gossip and small-talk, but a. that would
hardly be At pabulum for Sunday digestion, I
shall have to leave unsaid the many pretty
things might say, and look about me for q
worthier theme. open my note book and its
white leaves stare me blsnkly in the face.
} All here is o note about the weather. blessed
theme! What should swe do without tho
weather, that great boon Of abenefcsnt Prov
idence = Yet how few of us, in our daily salu-
tations aud gossip about the weather, ever
think how important it is in the vast laboratory
of nature! How potent are it's agencies, in
the gentle dew, the refreshing shoger; the &c
NAL sunshine, on the waving fields Of grain
and precious staples that freight, our ships
with wealth-the golden fruits and sweet
flowers that contribute 80 much to our comfort,
and delight! And how intimat1ly,it is associ-
ated with all our thoughts of pleasure! How
wistfaly we watch the clouds, and how. duti-:
fully consult the prophecies Of cold Prob" "a
we get our tickets to Jones' party, OF to- Bar
rstts play, or when we have an engagement
for q moonlight walk with the tender Mary
Ann. But, dear me, how talk meant only
to tell you that for few days past We have had
charming weather-soft, bslmy, sunny and
spriBg-like. As write now, it rains, and the
wind blows gale. -sr5.. "a 49,.
Tho protraoted agony at Montgomery is, at
length, over, and our scalawag Lieutenant
Gov. McKinstry, is master of tho situation. By
the infamy of one Of the Radical members, and
tho despotie rulings of cKinstry, in defiance Of
law, and the rights of Senators, the Legisla-
ture is made Radical, and We are once more in
the power Of aliens. We nasy now look, OF
course, for the imposition of additional bur-
thens upon the already over-taxed people; in
deed, the Governor has already recommended
an increase. Of the taxes 100 Per cent.
The Tribune newspaper of this city has pass
ed ont Of the hands of the Radicals, having
been purchased by Major Walthall. The Ma
ior was, for time, the editorial staff Of the
Register. He is q fiae scholar, avigorous and
graceful writer, and courteous gentleman.
| It is to be hoped that the Tribune has reached
Mt length, q safe haven, and that it will at
CO enter upon q prosperous and useful career.
learn this morning that u movement is on
foot here to start o weekly German paper.
The enterprise, think, is y very hazardous
one.
| It il said that the smallpox has made it's
appearance here, but as there has been no Off
eiai report of the fact made, the rumor must
| DO unfounded. There seems to be no abats-
ment of the influenza. We are also grievously
| afflicted with another epidemie-a mania for
peultry. The robbery of hen-rsosts is reduced
to an art, and complaints long and loud are
made of continued depredations.
| THEMIS.
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NERNoUs DISEASES,

sad othsrs sDpsEtaining thsreto. - ~ 3asfsae @"
Do. Curts Addresses thoss particularly whs have
rassa thspselvss sadse the Of tgpssaas aivort
Aag ssAEiatsna srm ho thsy hare ssosved n relief
and Who: ha asst, havs dane then noaa eH tAah sssd
4eone. LIKE I'll eahar soisuess, IN brosrssuays asA
every pear dsaOnstraAss advnnce BY seuahusaae,
sf ssnodiss % aress susss pswsE Dz. Oases has %
sEsassed his trsasns.t that II Will ahed M alsus
Immediate rsla6. but Dssmassut cure - ,f4dj g.;
rhs Nsaioel Tinsa sags. "Dr. Curtis systsm. tho
result 81 twenty ysszs sesessssl pssatbs aases from
~ ethcn IN gsHeral nse. asa oemsseds tsef to The
aaetsd - shs oaly true Of ssaisE Mary ssass
Seensunssd inesnabs have yielded successfully to the
rsnediss employed hy hin." ST. .r..,,,i es5
Tie rsrnAaaion Of Dr.. 0urtis - s1ceessfua praetL
AsRsrs md Tie ssi her Of esasrated work Il pathe
sgeaa and physiological character. hA - may have
been rsssous9y predist>d. eonma.dod. sines his
rival In New 0sis6ss. d sstsasiys baainsss. ga
Visited BY Of xoassssDsetaA,s and iufusn.
taa oseas they Dsspased 10 add their tsstimony
70 that Of the Londea Tiues. Landen Medical Gapsste
and ether eanaat auhorttss which not osly speak Of
svpfums wrttsn by Dr.. Custa a valuahls ssntribu-
ton 70 tho medical tsraApns Of tbs osasxy but o1tol
his method Of treatment and the wondsrfal suros he
hae eGsotsd, In terms Of the highest laadAAien.
prsCartis would onos mere isnpFoas spsa khese pa.
tients Who have oorrssponded With him she aseeaaty
Of q personsl iataEvisw. He never lsavss hs homo
practice. and his stay in New 0rlsans Ia psessaary
limited to one month. ., r-,.s fss I'm
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DoE's forget to look in Mr.. UTER's WINDOW,
No 1875 Canal street. next time you pass that way It
will you nothing and you will most SeautiEul
esiso Picture Of Amercas greatest General entirely
worked in wool by 1Ess Mary GSstel of Algers. for
the benefit Of the Now Gothic Church. now nearly IN
Shed It perfect representation OF an Oil Painting
and win be RAFFLED AT THE ALGERINE FAB
70 be held a. Raster.
Chances may be purchaSed at MT. Uter, at so cents
each. fec 1t
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Alocal paper in Illinois says that John Hays
lecture "abounded in splendid perorations and
classic SMILES" 1t don't state just how many
"perorations" the lecture contained.
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II FFERvEsCENT
ViCHV- SElOLlTZ APERlENT,
scientifc combination of the most ned Syringe
Of Europe.
Az rsgresentative Of the natural waters this
APERfEHT can fully be relied upon In Bilious Com
plsns. Engorgemsng Of the Liver. Loss of Appetite
Affections Of the Kidneys, Headache. General Debility
Qout and Rheunntiern.
Full dirsctssas gill DO found On each bottle.
rppnppIRrrsgsso5sMd By u.pr
CHEMISTS,
139.. Canal street. l39
ia28 ly 5p Now Orleans.