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OUR TABLE.

The American Homes, for Jan, Is bright
and charming number of this CHEEKY magazine
1. b. filed with good stories, practical recipes,
fashion cuts. and information for Masons, Odd
Fellows g. \. Il. and other frajsrual orgauiza-
tions. Only Sl.2j a year, Snd a beautiful Chrome
is included in this price. c. Il. Taylor Co..
Bos;ln
The Literary World, We are glad 10 learn, Is
prospsring finely. It is 4 useful paper OF high
merit, and deserves the success il has attained
The FOUR CHROMoS given 10 every new sub
scribcr to tie CHRISTIAN IT YORK, are the
most beautiful pictures Of the lind we have ever
seea-rsal gems Of art. II. W. Adams, y, York.
Whitney's Musical Guest, fer February,
hasa great amount Of good music, pages in all,
besides the interesting literary matter. Only 81
a year: 10 els. q eopy-Toledo, o.
The Young Folks Rural, fer February, is
received, and is full OF good things for the young
tslk,. This is very interesting paper, and de-
serves the great popularity it has attained anon.
the prizes awarded 10 the young contributors Is
a a. % prize 10 q little girl Of this village.
Briggs & Bros illustrated Seed tata-
Iogue is to be issued quarterly, only 25 cts for the
4nambers We have received the first number,
January, and pronounce ii a magnificent one. II
contains superb engravings Of the four elegant
ehromos issued by the entelprising publishers and
exeels everything of the kind We have ever seen
Rochester, y. Y.
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Editorial and Selected Items.

Sec notice OF Caucus to nominate
town officers.
The Famingtoa Chronicle, one OF
our best exchanges, looks as nice as a pin
in its new dress. Success to it,
The Bridglon News learns that the
wife Of Hon. y. $. Littlefield is recover.
ing from her rccen; dangerous illness.
We understand that lodges of Good
Templars are to he started at South Paris,
Canton, and perhaps other points in our
County.
The members OF York County bar
express themselves greatly pleased with
the manner in which Judge Virgin has
presided at the late term.
The prospect of a large school at
Hebron Academy, this Spring, is good.
M, Moody. the Principal, is doing fine
IN. \ class OF sixteen is fitting for Col
lyge.
Judge Davis has just rendered de-
ci,inn granting Stokes q stay of proceed
ilgs. The action al Judge Davis in
granting stay OF proceedings in Stokes
case. causes considerable comaicnt
Hon. y. q. Hichborn has had the
yaricloid and was confined to his house q
week or mo,e, but is now ont again. He
had lately been in Boston and New York
and probably caught the disease there or
by the WAY.
The Boston Herald says that at a
recent meeting of the directors Of the
Boston x Maine r. K. Co., it was voted
that regular ordained clergymen should
be entitled TO ride at half price over the
line OF this road and its branches.
The Nt,rS says that MessrS. Andrews
X Waldron keep their Shovel Handle
Factory in Bridgton, in constant opera
ton. manufacturing the handles Is fast ~
they can obtain the white. ash lumber.
Pant OF the lumber j. brought in logs,
and the rest IS cut into "bolls" before
being hauled They are now finishing
mp these bolts for the market
The Cheese Factory ut South Paris
wa, organized last Wednesday, under
the name OF the South Paris Dairyiug
Association" Capital. $1,000, all paid in.
Col VIM. SWEET, President; G. \.
Wilson. Secretary; Alva ShurtleG.
Treasurer; L. c. Perry, VIM. O. King
and j. X. Hammond, Trustees and Build.
ing Committee. The meeting was nd.
jourucd to Saturday next. the 22d inst
-rhirty-oue vessels laden with wheat
cleared from San Francisco tor Liverpool
during the month OF January These
vessels represented 40, los tons. carrying
/ ,4s6, G99 centals OF wheat. valued at
3 900. 2o6. Tonnage previously reports
cd July being the beginning of the ce-
real year-33l, 63S; ceutals ol wheat.
{. Sl1.9j6. valued at Sl2,00G64l. The
ship Glory of the Seas. POS tons, built
20 East Boston, sailed from San Francisco
january "A. with Sc, go cen,als OF wheat
valued ut Sl3S, 76S being by far the Iarg
est cargo loaded during The month
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Rer VI Doirn,s Eiirir,

When tue chilling winds ut winter
Howl amid the lcatleSs branches,
When from on the North the Storm King
Marches with his snowy Banners
With hi, white and gli,oning Banners
And with fierce and sudden conquest
LAYS all summer dead before him:
Every flower and every leallct
He laws stark and dead before him;
An u the singing birds OF summer
Fly away from all the Northland,
Where the air seems .ull OF Arrows
Full OF sharp and singing arrows
That will pierce Us, il we venture
But To step outside the doorway,
Then Consumption, fell destroyer.
Sallies forth 10 seek his victims.
Coughs and cold, are his forerunucrs,
Marking where success j. easy;
And. where these are not resisted.
But allowed to hold possession,
There Consumption. gaunt and CHASTITY
Soon will make his dread appearance.
And will seize hi- haplesS victims
Would YOU have 4 sure protection
From this Toe 80 Justly dreaded?
\ protection so unlaiiiug
4 Hat ' ga llNfiA l4NA AhtAt nAN NlNlAN
60 and buy some Downs ELiNIR,
Some real y. II. Downs Elixir;
Made OF al most healing Balsams
Found in all the Northern forests
B1i>ams OF the Pine and Fir trees:
Made in Bun liuglon--a City
Standing near The Champ,ain waters;
At one hubhcd twenty. seven,
Very near ,he head ol Church Street,
By Tho firm oft iiEN..T X JoHNsoN-
Medicine men. well known to many:
And Tor sale at every Drug Store.
Ii, sale and sure protection,
Go and buy it, aud bc happy.
For Sale hY
=. e. WILEY, ApOthccary,
AND uEALEEIN
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, VAR
NlSHtS, BRUSHES AID ONE SUITS,
Books, Stationery & Paper Hangings,
Fiq-g Goofs, Perfamery, TOiie. frficies, &c,
iau9s BETHEL. HILL, VIE. am
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Giiedd Items.

- =,
W." "''''0' Us ''ui' III SoC" ''''
"''' 'U'' TWO ''e' VI SNOW ''' tue ~
gers ''t '' '""'"s 10 '"'"N "''' t''-i
arc 10 40 tue coming SP''nS' ''e's "'"A
: se'''Ns - DC very S'o'' '''Ho"7 -
''7 ''o" '''' i'''' VT ''''.' 'i' ~ ','' -
o"''E III many P''cs'' Il - -'''''7 VI!
"o'' '''"''N "'"'' ''"'''''' - - ''''''''-
ID uc quite uSe.y ni taiS quiet is'Ic Iowa.
and Birch business Is on the 20.
Messrs. Je"eu X Bennett are erecting
large Sp)o. F'ctoy T. be carried ~
steam power al the station, ana are r\
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For Mems ana Bows Year.

Our winter stock, consisting of Over
Coats. Suits, Woolens "by the yard"
Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods,
we shall offer for GO days at Great Bar
gains. to reduce stock. Call and see.
RICHARDS e. MERRILL,
% Lisbon ST., Lyceum Hall Building,
ian2S Nv. LEWISTON. ME-.
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The Only Kennedy

Tho,c who suffer from iuJ' breath are
open 10 the charge of carrir,-ucS,. 1t i
an offence that can be speedily ahatcd.
a. % >uslc bottle of the fragrant Sozo
Don't viii Enthusiastically ACCOMPLISH The
work. NJ toilet Liable should Doc with
out il. Il will preserve and Keep The
teeth white, and the breath pure and
sweet.
HAVE MrRcY on YouE LUNGs They
are rs tender rs lace. 4 hard cough
tears and inilames them. and II uncheck.
ell may produce tuberc'c-, hcmorrhase
death. U.c HditN Honey ot HorciOUHd
aHd Tur. quick, agreeable and inlalli.
bic cure. Criucnton's 9th Avenue.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Centaul, Lini1nent.

There is no pain which Centaur Liniment will
not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue and no
lamene-7 which it will not cure. This j. strong
language but il is true Where the parts are not
gone. it, effects are marvellous. IL has produced
more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock jaw,
palsy, spraiDs, swellngs, raked breasts, sczlds.
burns, salt-rheUm, ear JcLe, &c., upon the human
frame, and Of strains. pawn, gals, sc. upon
animals in one year, than have all other remidies
since the world began. Il d, eouuter-irritant an
all-healng pain lelever Cripples throw away
their crutchel the lame wax. poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without a scar. II is no humbug. The recipe is
published around each bottle. 1t is selling as no
article ever before sold and il sell. because ii doe.
just what it pretends to do. Those who now suffer
from Rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve TO
suffer If they wal not use Centaur Liniment-
More than 1000 certificates OF remarkable cures,
including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt
running tumors, sc, have been received. We evil
send circular containing certificate, the recipe,
&c, gratis, TO any requesting it. One bottle
of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lnment is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or sWeenied
horses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep.
St0ck.OwDers-this liniment is worth your atten-
! ton. No family should be without Centaur Lini-
ment. J. b. ROSE Co, New York.
Castoria is more than a substitute for Castor
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D. ANY persou Who takrS 81 papsr regularly
froln the otiirt-u neither dirvvtvi % H. nHtse Nt
ano;htr',, ur Nhtthcr hc has sth i'tl Vf ~
b.. rs.st.nnSitl- Tor the uayucut
lt pCrauu orlcrs his paper dice '. tnnr'!' us
fatss uIv 500 sucufagc>, CO.. the luh.i-Acr mtN
.nt.nie tn tud 60 until payment Is made ai'l col
..t tIe - hole amount whether thc paper il taken
from the orlcc Oy nos.
The courts have decided that refusing 90 take
newspapers and periodical, from The post Office ot
removing aud leaving them uncaile, iur b. PrintH
rif-ic eV illtnce OF Intentional fraud
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DIED.

In ilAuoyll Feb. 6, Hiss Mary Day Howe,
daughter of Jesse b. Howe, aged l. wears.
In r aukliu Plantation, Jan. IS, Mr.. John Door,
aged Il Years.
In last Fryeburg, Jan. 10, Winnie :, twin child
OF John J. ans Mary Jane Pike, aged months
and Is day..
years
In Paris, 18th inst Mrs. Rebecca Twitchcll,
aged - wears. She Was an industrious and large
heated woman. worthy member Of The LIST Bsp'
tiE; Church.
In Hartland, Feb. :. Capt Il. c. a,kell, father
OF l.. y. Haskell, OF South Paris, aged 20 years.
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Dental Notice J
DIR. GEO. NJ. pwITCHELL

DIV 1HO' II II WI 4 OIiT4I1I1'
hay pg covered his health, sufficiently TO enable
him 'Cresume business, would inform the public
that he may be found at his office, over the Post
string the services Of Dentist, either for Filling
and extracting natural teeth, or the insertion OF
artificial teeth. Having all the now instruments
and Improvements, he hopes, by carelGl applica-
ton, 10 merit a continuance OF the patronage he
has received in years past.
Bethel, October 18th, 1S12.
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ToicM Caucus.

Al who sympathizc with the present
National and State Administration, are
requested to meet ia Caucus at the Town
House. Paris Hill, on
TUESDAY, Feb. 9Th. ut , p. NJ.
To nominate town officers for the coming
Marcia meeting.
PER ORDER OF Town COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE.

To the Hon. the senate and House OF Representa-.
lives in Legislature assembled for the year lssj.
FINiIE undersigned respectfully ask that they may
i he incorporated into an Incorporation by the
name of the Mexico x East RumfOrd Cheese Man.
ufacturng Co, with a capital not exceeding Three
Thousand Dollars, and atedat near the bridge
across swift River, from Mexico TO Rumford.
SEWALL GOFF.
j. T. HALL.
DANIEL q. FROST
BLANCHARD KIMBALL.
\. G.. RICHARDSON.
Il. STORER.
II. G.. VIRGIN.
j. RICHARDSON.
WIN. V. PORTER.
J. A. JUDkINS.
WIN. NJ. BLANCHARD.
Il. w. ELLIOTT.
+. HAYES.
II. X. SWAIN.
+. NJ. PUTNAM.
q. ii. GLEASON.
A. kIMBALL.
Mexico, Jan. 6, ls73
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Paralysis & Deformities

Q Q L e D =.
The Orient Springs Health Institute is located
near the town Of Amherst, Mass, for the treat
ment and cure of Paralysis in all its forms, Spinal
Diseases, Contracted Cords and Limbs, Crooked
Feet and Hands, Enlarged Joints, Wry Neck, Cur
Natures OF the spine, Hip Diseases, Ricketts,, ST.
vitus Dance, and Gil deformiiies, Neuralgia, Rheu
matism, and all lameness Nervous Diseases ,GOu.,
Commissions, Diseases of the Brain, Heart and
Lungs, Cancers, Hysteria, etc.
Apply to GEORGE W. RHODES, NJ. D., Am
herst or b. +. FAX0N, Agent for the Institute
No. PembeTton square, Boston. Octlj-3m
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Rawson's Coaches.

Leave the nm for mp trains a. $50 \. NJ. and
8 .uU .. NJ.
For down train 40 n. A. An
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MARRIED..

Ia th. Cong. Chuicl. AuiOyer, Feb. !, by Rev. J.
Elliot Air James johnson and Mr.. Abbic Ann
Baldwin both of AndoVcr.
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Mail Arrangements.

For Portland aud Boston, AT n - a. NJ. and ~
T. NJ. the latter mail arriving in Portland no p
thc next morning.
Up mail. via Grand Trunk, al . 30 Z. NJ.
Fur Norway 40 :. 50 4. NJ, and for the western
part ct the County, Tuesdays Thursdays aud
Saturday, via Norway, at same time.
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I q. q. 4.
SOUTH PARIS MARKET,

PequaNvkct Lodge, No. a., E.oWuieil. mcc
TO auI 30 w y.iue-l.- 90 each month
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DIRECTORY
Lodqes-Time Of Meeting

OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, 81 ThursdNs
@. each month.
AnGroSeOggin Chapter, No. 'i''@n''n' 1ion'
Adav ON or before tuil moon
Biafimg Star, NJ. Sd, Eumi5ui tcntr~, "cd'
ne-,lav. of or before the fun oi the moon.
Paris Lodge. No. 90. -. Paris. Tuc-'laS ou
before the full
Jefferson Lodge, ". loO, Bryauts Pond. 81
Tuesday or every month
Oriental star, No. q, Livermors. Tucs'i,,y,
on or before fI'I wunu
RethcI. ~. &c. "a IhUr-isy ot cscu month
Evening Star Lodge. No.lti ErrAur.d Sion
d4t Goa Dr before .ul mraH.
Eithngorian, no. Do. tr1chars. Monday even
in- af or .li'a,, ,r- tt. cam ui tac moor.
oxford. Norway. No. Is. Monday 90 or neat
preceding Wll mOuu.
Mount Tir'em. W.. l.. 50 Waterford. Tue,
tinN. vu .I before tHc t' uiuou.
VT. MOriah. NJ i. Denmark "wednesday '+
o. before tir iul moon
NesiuScot. Ne. Iyl. Iu.urr. saturday sn ~ bc-
Delta. " I5s. L,ycJ. Thursday. o. =, aiscrn "a,
moon
err .I... GOD. moon.
whitney Lodge. ~. IL. anton, - I tui ~'i'.'
r. before IH.. u. .'H
Aurora chapter. ~. -. toru,.h, F-idys -
ser .uIi uuuu
Oriental Chaptcg, Ne. ep. Erd4,ou, Thus. i.l
s.u or hrturt fU.I moon.
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coon TENIPLARs.

PARIS hill LODGE. ". 80. Tais. Ilu
.f.iHt evening"
Rising star. Bethel. Fr.iac evenings.
NcfIm~cut. ls.r.tcIt. saturday evening"
crystal Wave, D.. Eucktcli, every Iuur-aA,
} IUu.ur
Forest Lake, Center liarti'td.rvcly SATURDAY
evening
InNtneibIr. NJ. .2f. East summer, every other
tr.IaF Evening.
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s25 TO 500 PER WEEK .

made easy by any lady. 10000 sold in six months
The m st rapid selling articles ever invented fol
marie or single ladies' use.
40 EMALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEN
Durable Elegant, Cheap, and what has alway'
b,ca Wa ted, aud always Will. Profits large
Rights Tor sale Lady Agents can make fortunes
standard articles. Circulars free.
Address BANDANAH MANUFACTURERS Co.
New York. ~ ugs
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Iiom Portland and Boston, at $3.50 \. NJ. and
4 10 4. NJ.
Prom Norway and ths western part of the County
~ SOP. NJ.
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Mill for Sale.

yI'HE FARM owned and occupied by Thomas
i clark, Esq, for many years, on Paris Hill -
VIII make two good farms, or one of the best IN
town. Buildings convenient for two iamille--
two good pastures, two orchards, two wood lot-,
all good land, no waste land on the place. II not
sold by first Of April, next, 40 "A whole, will be Of
fered in lots to suit those in the village who would
like To buy. IL not sold by first of May, will 30
let to some good man with small family. For par
tculars inquire of Il. 5. DOE, on account OF the
subscriber, L. III. RIPLEY.
Paris, Me- Dec. 10, ls72. lamtapr
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Spalding's Glue. who would be with
out it 2
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Castoria is more than a substitute for Castor
on II is the only safe article in existence which
is certain TO assmiate the food regulate the bow
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need not cry,
and mothers may rest. aee5l'S.'lsm
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among tho grea,
discoveries OF modern
science, few are 81
more real value ~
mankind than this ei-
fectul remedy for all
diseases Of tho Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial OF lis virtues,
throughout this aud
other countries, has
shown that Il does
surely and efectually
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For CoHrscs ef Study. Rates QJ Ta'fioH, or other
lntoi nation; 90 for Circulars. Board or Rooms,
apply 20 Rev. j. u. WHEELwRIGHr, Rev. \,
HATCH, X. r. DoTEN, T.. =. STONE, Dir. u. 10.
SAWYER, ALYA HERsEl, or
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r j. WEST,

B. ]. WEST,
- DEALER IN
AGRICULTURAL tMRtEMEN TS,
PLANTATION HARDWARE AND MACHINERY,
lis and III Magazine Street,
AGENT FOR
Poole & Hunt tBatimore) Steam Engines Saw Mills,
etc.
II. = Blanay GAINESVILLE Ohio Steam Engines, Saw
Mills, etc.
b. W: Payne & Sons Corning New York; Steam En-.
eeoFEa squier { Bro Bro csaRAlo. New York, Sugar
Mills Horse Powers, etc.
E Ball L Co: Canton, obio) "werld" and oh,o" Now.
era. and Movers and Keapers combined.
D. II. Claiborne & Co. KIRBY" MowerB, etc.
b. Z. Taylor. Hay Rnkes.
Nishwitz" and " Monroe Pulvetizing Harrows
4" Excelsior " Lawn Mower
R. Bail Co. Worcester, Massachusettsl Wood Work
H. B SMITH tsmitivilIe New Jersey Wood. wor king
Machinery
American Saw Company, New York
Hubbard, Lippincott. Bakewell & Co., Saws.
"Gunpowder' Copper Works. Baltimore.
Moline Pi0w Company, Flows and Cultfvators.
Winship Bro. ATLANTA. Geoggia) Cotton Gins.
stafford Cutivator and "Sattley" and Pfsl Gang
Piowp.
"Buckeye" Foundry. Bells.
B. J. Vests Cotton Seed Huler
b. j. Vests Improved FELTON, Patent Grist Mil and
Corn Cob and Shuck Crusher mbiped.
T. {. Nisbet Macon, Georgia) Cotton Press Screws,
etc ja26 2m,
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morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
KEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, JANUARY &c. ls.S
From the ''0ld Country"

The Rev. James AcKenna, parish priest
$ ofLurgan, Co. Armagh, Ireland, has arrived
in this city for the purpose of raising funds
to complete new church and convent of
the Sisters of Mercy and schools of his
parish. The number of Catholics in this
parish few years ago was about 5000,
1t is now reckoned as over 6OO0. The
immense majority of the old inhabitants
and nearly all the new corners are very
poor, trying to live on wages of 40 cents
per day. 1t was necessary to provide
church aud school accommodations for
90 large a number of poor people. Out of
their poverty they cheerfully did all they
could, but are still heavily in debt. Hence
their pastor was compelled to call upon
the generous people Of America to assist
their brethren in Ireland. Father Nc
Kenna, who is staying with his brother,
Mr.. Thomas McKenna (of the firm Of
Smith g. McKerna, Poydrss street,) has
received the permission of His Grace, the
Most Rev. Archbishop of New Orleans, to
call upon our citizens for these charitable
purposes. Subjoined 10 the letter of recon-
mendation from the Most Rev. DIR. Leahy,
Bishop of the diocese in which Lurgan is
. parish.
VIOLET HILL, Newry, Sept. 10, 1879.
The very large increase in the popula-
ton of the town of Lurgan rendered it
absolutely necessary to provide additional
Church Accommodation and that Of course,
in q manner suitable TO- the dignity of
divine worship. 1t was also considered
that the erection Of Convent for the
Sisters of Mercy would prove of the great
est advantage in educating Catholic female
children as also in solacing the sick and
dying. Both objects have been effected,
but at an outlay which, notwithstanding the
Eeaerous contributions of the Pensioners
nd of other benevolent ipdividuals, has
left very heavy debt on the inadequate
resources of the local Catholics. Hence, to
liquidate it and if possible to obtain funds
for providing proper boys school the
Rey. James McKenna, P. P. Intends visit
Ing the United States and Canada to appeal
personally for aid to people whose I'M
milling munifcence can never be forgotten
BY our fellow countrymen, and so far as lies
in our power we shall invoke the best
blessings of heaven ON those who will
1charitably assist by their contributions in
90 meritOrious q work. The Rev. Mr.. Nc
Kenna is an excellent Priest, full of zeal
for the honor of God, and the salvation of
hiB people.
~ JOHN PIUs LEAHY, O.P.,
lis FL. g. Bishop Of Dromore.
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GULF CITY BITTERs.
"The Gulf City BItters,"

becoming daily popular in this comm unity, and
wherever used fast
sUPERsEDTN9 ALL OTHER BfTTERs
They made from the most harmless but in cora.
ting Ingredients and have for their basis tho pnrcst
and choicest of spirtta
AS AN INvIGoRATOR APPETIZER AND A
sTIMULANT TO THEIHvALtD,
those scdentariIy employed. they are rxvALuAslf
and they offered the public upon msrfts which
cause them 20 DO indispensable TO every Househald
AFTER THEY HAVE ONCE BEEN TRIED.
M and for tho GULF CITY BITTERs I have recently
enlar god the capacity OF my manufacturing pFemises
and will. In failure. DO enabled TO I'LL promptly all
orders, city and country.
THE GULF CITY BITTERS
he proc by Single Bottle from any Of Retail
Liquor Deaiers Druggists, Saloons or Grocers.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT LIBERAL RATES
Prepared only by
CHARLES FRICKE,
Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
North Commerce Street.
Mobile. Alabama.
JOHN HENDERSON. ss TchOnpitoulas st..
Sole Agspt.
Also, Proprietor Of tho celebrated GERMAN BIT.
TIERS 4 and reliable remedy for AGUE and
FEVER, and all LIVER COMPLAINTS. MOI Iy5p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL-PARTicU
LAR COUNCIL opSHEw oHLEANs-A special meeting Of
the Particular Council will be held In the Morning Star
Hail. NEXT MONDAY EVENING, at u o'clock.
Tho business for which the meeting Is called being Of
great Importance and requiring immediate atten ton
every member is expected 10 be present punctualy
the hour mentioned above.
E. DoUMENG. President
n. j. KERNAGHAN. Secretary. ia26 It
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC FRIENDS SOCIETY.
special meeting of the above named Society will b
house on SUNDAY, 2Gth inst, at 10 o'clock N. Each
and every member is particularly requested TO be
emit. by order: N. z. HADLAGAM, President.
T. A. TwoMEY, Secretary ja2s IT.
HIBERSIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Association Branch No G-The officers and mombers
Of this Branch hereby notified that there viii be
special meeting TUESDAY, January %. 1873 at u
NJ seceve the reports OF committees appointed at
the regular meeting and to transact such other business
as may be brought before the meeting.
BY order: II. F. BRENNAN, President.
J IT. HESLIN. Itec. Secrstar~ ia9G 10
HIBERNIA BANK or NEW oRLEANs-New
Orleans January ~ i=73At tie election held the
goth inst the following gentlemen chosen Direct
o:s o. this Bank 10Y the current year:
Patrick Irwin, Hugh McC!oskey
John Henderson, Thus McKennA
William Hart, SIcholas Burke,
Edward Sweeney, j II. Foley.
Thomas Marley, N OBrien,
Robert Carey, Tbos. L. Clarke.
And at regular meeting Of the Board thiA day. PAT
RICK IRWIE rza $1,000