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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-11-22

The popularity gained by Maguirs's 60 !. =
range Bitters is . proof Of its sxcSllence. -
agreeable and effective rAmedy. Messrs. MOtf 81,
Wood ward, corner CaBaland 1EaGnsino streets rs.
agents for 1EOguires family medicines.
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THE LAKE ERIE ROAD.
What the Manager Has To Say ON
the subject.

The Evansville Courier saws: Mayor
kleimer l. in receipt OF a letter irons AIR.
Almon kaney, o. Dubois county. "A coal
land owner OF some note, cnquiring
about the prospects OF the l.. f.. H. " :.
" IL. H., ald declaring that the people
are utterly disgu>tcd with the present
managers OF the road. The gentleman
rather takes Coils Patti>on and snow 10
task. Tor not carrying out the proposed
plan: and OF their brag OF their means
and ability 10 push Tie road forward he
says. lac procured the railroad tax uf
$4,000 for them. and in addition 10 that
nOlds Sl3,460 subscription. lie further
gives notice that ii the road i not under
contract within the next thirty dav~. the
people OF Huutingburg will Withdraw
the;r subscription and uni.c with the
RockpOrt road. aud throw all their coal
interests with the party that desires 10
cooperate with them. Evansville j.
our hrst choice -ltOckpOri our second.
\ reporter OF the Courier Yesterday
called upon Col. PatIi~On III hi, office.
and had am interview with him in regard
TO tile above letter. Col. Patii,om SAYS
that Raney l. 10y 40 means "a representa-
tive man 1T lluniingburg. btIt i a coal
owner, and desires some outlet Tor hi
mines. That the figures in connection
with il are wrong. Tie tax 1T thetown A.
ship amounts 10 but about $500. and
The private subscriptions TO about sGuUv.
thirty thousand dollars Wa The amount
asked for. and 4, il j. not obtained. they
will not fulfil the condition, made under
tl,st considcrliion.CUl. Iaiti>un Insisted
that the company J. a private onr. and
That the road has, been built with THEN
owa private capital, and i, free from
debt. II would be folly. he said. to H.
sue hundreds OF thousands ~ dollar. IN
railroad bonds In the present condition
OF financial affairs. A. most certainly tile
earnings OF the road. it built a. Hunting
burg. would not pay the interest or the
bonds. ~ il j., 10 remain a. ihcy are.
running a road now Oui OF debt. j. tar
better than building new one. with the
prospect of being sold out a, soon a.
completed. Colonel gaiiisOn ~ay- IA I
- far the l.. l.. Railroad has not receiv-
co one dollar from The public. bat that IL
has been built entirely with the money
OF the stockholders. lie PAYS 40 aiten-
I ton at all 10 tile threat 10 turn ~,
subscription over to tho Rorkport Rail-
road. a. he believes il viii not be car
ricd ont.
During the interview tie reporter
learned that arrangements have been
made by the Company 20 20 on Will
the work this fall. ii tie prospects for
selling the bonds are better. rs wait.
ing through the crisis. the better sale o.
The bonds will be insured. a. "a, Vt li.ls
will prefer the bonds OF road tlIat ha.
been managed successfully through tEt
.ong financial trouble.
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OF The Supreme Judicial Court OF
Massachusetts, has decided that lager
beer Is an unlawful beverage, and that
its seizure by the State authorities is no
violation Of the constitution of the Uni
ted States. The case in question was
that Of the Boston Beer Company. which
was incorporated i'm 1929, with the right
to manufacture and sell malt liquors.
The court, however, held that corpora
tons are no more protected than indi-
viduals from new legislation, and could
not be made to see that lager beer had
any privileges which did not belong TO
other decoctions of malt. The decision
has been awaited With interest for long
time. as the case first came before the
courts several years ago. The questions
involved are legal importance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

GT The Democrats of Martin county
have placed in nomination the follow
ing county ticket:
Clerk David Carey.
Auditor james T.. Walker.
Treasurer Frank Baker.
Sheriff Zimrie Elliott.
Thomas Walter.
Surveyor-.Iesse Gwin.
Corcner-D. X. Carrico.
Com. I'd dist-James \. Bramblc.
Com. Sd dist-B. Clements.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA!

Pal The following extract ~ = letter from ~.
Rivers, wife 81 Reverend Dr. Rivers, one Of the must
earned eloquent aud popular Ministers 4 ID. Me'ho
.i Episcopal Church and who = present stationed
a Broadway Church, Louisville. Ky
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Very irpiy your most rra,c'ai friend.
u. Il. 4. RIvrrs.
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
TrNrnN rNIR,cg~ Me-. J
Ar.rtf IA I-cg

tpFIi ~. l~fH
Nv iou~ rrfL.-resr Sir. knuw ing ths .rici.rry =
Sar-apariila. and TIE healing and o. netesi sus
Is Z p-se--r, send you the tolloving staten nj u
iuv rNss
was wounded about two wears aro--was taken r-s.
ener and cunrnsd far ~ months Beng owed 80 a
te NV wounds have not healed Yet. have not 81 "
q moment sincr Wounded. ! am shot through ~
hips Nv general health y impaired. and need snrTs-
'hirs 20 sssist have faith IN yeur So
sapariia than gting Else wish thai ~ BE- griiH-
inc. Please express HALF dozen b. ties and ohirs
C,rTkIS G. y. JOHNSON.
ST. Ions, 40.
=. She following wriiten April Both isse.
Nrs. Jenuie johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson;
pa. InHN Hrf-rear Sirs ~ hush - W
johnson. ~sil surgeon aHd phy stefan W tFnrA
Nv York. where he die,l leaving the above q 7
husnl my A. thirteen years - age - hha
chrcnc ds-rhes and srrnfria f"r which : gave your
Sar.anarifA u cured him have Tor ten year. ~
trinirndei u many York ohio and lows ~
scrunia Fever sud general debility. ffrir't
has attended ". 1hs cures effected 10 s'n'
~ ~crutfln aud fever almost nrHcu"u'
very hnNpus fpr my to again have recpnrsr y"
yrur Ssrsaparlif IT, &. fearful ~ getting spurious
article hence his writing you for IL. His WOUNDS
were terrible tui believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Morton is answered. The Senatorial
leader of the Republican organization
stated the whole case OF the dominant
party, and the blonde orator of the Wa
bash has logically brought him 10 shame
and confusion of face. The Indiana
Senator assaulted the Democrat, of his
State oil three grounds: their position
Is to finances. rs 10 the liquor question,
and AS to The Civil Rights bill. Mr..
Voorhees, meets him on each OF these
questions, aHd out of his own mouth
shows how baseless are his accusations.
Passing freps the fact that the effect OF
the panic still rest upon the land like a
pail, and will do 80 under the present
financial policy. unless. by abundant
crops, God helps the people out in spite
OF ruiRoas legislation. Mr.. Voorhees, At
lacks the positions of Senator Morton
seriatinL Morton .aid that Tie Demo
Gratis are divided OH the currency que--
ton. Voorhees, tells Morton that III
eight States east of the Alleghanics he
coutd.4't get hearing in his own party,
and that he and the President have been
Numerically opposed 10 each otherupOn
this dominant question. not forgetting 10
add Morton surrendered" MOrto Il
had denounced 20 much of the Demo-
cratic platform a related TO the payment
of the DO bonds "a double repudia-
ton. Mr.. Voorhees, replied that the
grecubacks were ordered 40 bc received
in pay ment OF all public debts and
that the $50 bonds were "A public debt
that Morton himself and sherman and
Bingham and Thad Stevens and the Re-
] m nf -
the Western States generally, had said
that this was the law. lie quotes from
Morton 10 show his shameless, incomsis-
tency. lie cites Morton himself a. a
witness against the law of 1903. III op-
position against that law he heresy
Morton must have been Que of the fore
most OF heretics. Every syllable OF .re-
pudiation' there were any--in the
Democratic Indiana platform can be-
found in Morton's speeches. lie is the
last man who should have kept up the
howl of Reputation" 20. also. in hi.
treatment of the Civil Rights Fill. which
Morton was early TO denounce in lndi-
ana, and which he j. now blatant in ia
voring. Mortons temperance chapter
Is riddled, the local option cry of the
Republican party shown TO be ia conflict
with the Constitution Of Indiana, which
provides that all laws shall be uniform
Throughout the State. Upon the ques-
ton of currency and the negro Morton
has crawfished. Mr.. VOORHEES, admira-
bly, answers Morton's assertion that the
Republican party had exposed and pun
ishea its own criminals. The Republi-
can party has never even confessed any
thing before il was caught, and it ha.
punished Richardson with Judge
ship, Bingham, the salary-grabber, with
a mission to Japan, and the Shepherds
and the Sanborns have almost suffered
similar hardships. The speech of Mr.
Voorhees, deserves careful reading
and IL is certain that the honest and
patriotic voters of Indiana will discern
the difference between the banner OF
monopoly and the banner of the people.
l-tCincinnati Enquirer.
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CHILLs AND FEVER.

rIyhe proprietor ~ this celebrated medicine irsilr
aims inr i Superiority over all rem riies ever
N rsd fhs public fef the say. cEErAis. ~rEris
srnuAsFNr - Agur and Fever ~ Chills and D..
RI whether ~ short 90 long a. bling Ne r.ier.
fhe rufrs Western sm Southern country 20 bear hut
testimony he trlih N the assertion thst isno rzsr
whatever will 10 fn ~ cure u the rrctuns strict
o. followed cut In great many casrs single dose
has snhtieni fpr cure aud whole Families have
hrrn cured hv single hsstls with perfect restara-
fian Of The general health " T. sorsvrr. prntent
mi n every more cvriaia 70 ,re. ~ j.
nued ia smaller doses for week or after he H..
ease hrs hren checked more especially IN difficult snf
long standing Usually. Ms w sscins oil ~.
require ems aid 10 Keep the bowels IN good order .
.hnHld fh. patient however. reqnsre safhsrr " -di-
cine after having taken flree four d.ses ct The
Tonic single dose of BULLS VEGETABLE FANIhN
plI.i.Sn ill be sufficient.
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Major W. +. SmrREop, Will address
the people on the political issues of the
day. At
UTNTlNGBURG. Friday, Aug. iith.
JASPER. Saturday, Aug. 18th.
Speaking to begin at Z o'clock. Every
body i invited.
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- TRAlED from the undersigned IN
= Jasper, "A black COW, with white legs
and belly. marked with an over-blt.
umder-bit and swallow-iork in the right
ear. smooth horns. \ liberal reward
will be given 10 amy one who " i'll return
said COW TO me, or give information 80
that can get her.
CHARLES BUCHART.
Aug. lfth. le7i-3w.
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r Human. III. s: :: s. .~.,r

lust Published. IN Sealed Envelope. Price six
Lecture on the Nature. Treatment. and
Radical % Seminal Nsskn~s-. sruwnmfr
Undue a by Self-Ahurr Involuntary Emissions. fnpo
tency. Nervous Debility and lmpeiuient- 20 Marriage
generally. piles. Cnsa NrroS. ErtrrSy ant Prs Men
~ and Physical incsptcify. &c.-hy kobkKT J CtI-
NERWFif.. " ~. snfhor ~ the Green Rook ~ Ac.
The wordrsnoSnet anfhfr. ~ this Atrirahi. f.ect-
urp clearly proves frrn bis experience fhsf the
swful consequence ofsrfahuse NAY ~ secnaily re-
moved without medicine. and without dangerous
surgical operations. b,rgi~s. rsirun rings "
cordiaig pointing out mode ~ AZ once certain
and sfecfuai hy which every sufferer no matter What
hls condition. BE- may cure himself cheayi,y. pri-
vsiely and radically.
by This Lecture vili prove boon % thousands.
Sent under seAi. IN plain envelope any address.
post paid receipt ~ ia cents, two post stamps
Addres. the Publishers,
CHAS. y. q. KLINE a CO.,
I2T Bowery New York. rost.Offce BOX. s5s6.
Jan I'D. ls1t-ly.
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rJp. T. u. Crooks, mother snd sis.
tiers, Ssse gone 70 housekeeping in Jas.
par. The Ia; is q No. one Young msa
wei edacated physician. aud we mx
glad to See him ge'tiBg fail Practice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

~ The result OF the elections Ia
Tennessee, North Carolina. aud the cleo
zion At ficksbura. have resulted IN
spscadid victories tor il.c Democrats and
white people. They are making The
fight la the "color line ia these Stale.
now whites on one side and blacks ON
the other
North Carolina makes nearly clean
sweep OF the carpet baggei's and scala
ways. and sends solid Democratic del
cgaIion TO Congress. except one member.
the State giving 1000 majority for TIC
advocates of a rcpu blcan government
In Tennessee Radicalism j. overwelm-
ingly defeated. Roll on tie ball. and in
1876. the Democracy will again take
possession OF the National Government.
az The Senatorial Democrats Com
vcntion at West Baden on Saturday last
was well attended. and resulted harmo-
nionsly. The nominee. Mr.. Pcel rep
I resented this and Martin counties in the
( last Legislature, with credit to himself
and with satisfaction 10 his constituents,
and his nomination 10 the Senate j. a
well merited compliment. lie will be
an efficient working member in the next
Senate of Indiana.
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Rail Road Eicci;osl Notice.

EllE annual meeting Of the Stock
! holders OF the Cincinnati, Rockport
and South Western Railway Company.
will be held al Princeton. Indiana.
III ESDAN. August 18th. 1874.
for the purpose oi clccting thirteen Di-
rectorS 10 serve during ensuing year.
:. :. IHOMMEDIEU, Pres.
III. II. TArFu. >cc'y.
July 2lih. lS74.-Iw.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

NOTICE j. hereby givrn. THAI al the
y June Term. 1874. OF tie Duboi, Cil :
cuit Court. the estate q. John Millerw
declared probably in,oivent. Those in
tcre>icd are notified that il will be settled
accordingly. JOHN WEIkEI.,
Administrator.
J. &. ~chafcr. Attorney.
Aug-7 74-Sw.
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B u l. l. S
w orm Destroyer

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vmLASow. wsLKFNtn., GA
June -
~. JoHN BrLt-Dcar Sir have recently given yee'
"Mnrm destroyer several trials and find IL wond~rln'
iy eifcacious n ha. failc. ia single instance
hsve the wished Tor effect am doing pretty 'srk,
csntryn practice and have daily for some artc'eo'
IA. kind
Iam, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS Y. CLEMENT " y
y s. 50 unqualified and numerous are the ts'n
niais IN favor - my Worm Destroyer that ne~spAf'
space ~ entirely small 10 tell ~ merits. -,
n h an infsilble remedy Tor Worms. Try y ann N
convinced. See nay Journal Tor more full descrir,'"'
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At Broadaay Church, Louisville, Ky.
LnrisyiIF XIV. Oct s. ises.
NJ InrN iItI-UEAk >u. Many thanks 10 you for
ls medicine yuu have kindly given me | have
been grst sufferer fnr years. AMI had the advice Of
Fsripus uhv~irau. Some pronounced my spine.
uy lungs. ani some my heHrt 10 he the seat ~
fise Ia. been burnt. histrrei aud cupped anti
ui terorie ishearfsncd. Several very eminent phy
Slams who -Sunin.d MY spine informed thar iva.
Threatened with parais sis appopisNy any day. and
'haf tfhiug bat seton w"uh relieve me-. I had
perfect horror - That aut h.sitaiing about having
0rr e. whsu son kindly sent your Ssrsars-
IA wh a. INN .aiatsv Dc. take THREE times.
dtv hat suffer - terribly With sruts pain IN
rte right side IT NY head especially when ! would
rrad 80 writ. Cor ans an-th of time and rising
- would he perfectly blind for several minutes. anil
vauid have 10 h,ld -onethiur prev ont failing.
am mu-f happy % inform YOU thht The pam a
head ~ enfires relieved. suffer but -hi"m with
spine ana ~ en- scnt.ly. Ny appetite good.
indeed io- the first time n NV lif- enjoy my dinner
mere than any meal during the dav.
You kindly sent nae four BOTTLES Rgain last night snd
began again ibis morning and hope 20 W. sniiT'iv
r'ie'ei. Please accept iay lsar'ivh hanks and hest
Very trpiy your most rra,cfai friend.
u. II. a. Rivrrs
Nv ouru, ahaursl. with similar is'r.rs 81 - vhtA
guarantee % ~ gvi,lne and wrir-n Wy the rer~r
wl M Ties llsHr
io noi suffer YOURS " ~ hc irnp,--i On Dirt
lrtwi sway affer ani dnuiffni I,srirrui- u .
risk your hralfh ~ leiinE ubrirr experiment up'
son With ih,.r trash.
u.s. Ssr.aparlifa l. s'as-' The trsi fr twenty ~,
rears " b. ~fill thr aps- o. ~ ie daS. and ~ ~
ag. towering over az oihrfs 10 popularity sna ~
curative puliifit~.
other extract. ~ sars ptria. ."-cen.d s.n enihe'
8, lr John iii. SfrsanHriit III nn'-viiir ~. ~
y tfe ~ ana Reliable rrrir'y fr imprrfi.- q NJ.
hl"'. ana -erciaia- affections. Always scar thal a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
PROPOSALS FOR sUPpLIIs.

| LOUISVILLE, KY., December n, is7S
this ocs usti % O'CLOCK M, TsssSnrs IS 81
for furnashing, for the use OF the United btatei
sss;:ss: s:sis Ss
z. %s
~ barrels "A No. extra family Flour, :" barrels
Is barrels fancy Flour. barrels full headlined.
"a. 49, pounds prime navy or medium beans In bar
ans pounds prime Carolina rice, in barrels. full
z,sIi pounds prime Rio coffee, in sacks.
100 pounds OoIoag tea, in i0-pound caddies.
100 pounds gunp0wder tea, in l0-pound caddics,
- ~ pounds sugar. equal in quality to stewarts
81 gallons pure cider or whisky vinegar, in bar
LIS pound' BEST quality star candles, Ssin boxes
5.Iss pounds best quslisy nmily soap, in boxes,
s. pounds of salt, ciess and dry, in barrels.
I'll H. pounds pTrs ground IN fcur.ounce tin
n
p Ssss nsG
2sl pounds prime old Government Java coffee, in
@s pounds graduated sugar. in barrels, sound
1GaIions golden syrup, IN one gallon tin cans,
lis pounds yeast powders, one-hslf or ons-quar-
IL .oossn buckets
tin pals, packed In boxes.. =.
e s. ne
articles, and each package marked with contents,
ior aersn q aGsicss must b. on .ep.
accepted and the right reserved TO reject any bid
not considered adysntageors 70 the Government.
en.e BLANK form. ana fsIshsS s%s's
G sSR fn sns Sy G. .ss ben
CommiSsar q Main street,. ja1j
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND b STREETS
NORTHWEST.

DEPOT CORNER sos s5xTH and b STREETS
Anss Desemss. I, 1as .S.in; Vim run >. follows:
s A., RiSIss MAI. Oil, SsI ESiS
n e.fss sew H9S Sns Il a.i
pre-, daily, except Sun ton, daily, except Sun
s:s Daily, Aeeommod.- IS: ss < NJ. B.l.,mor. E1-
Is M E.s. Line ,o!s rs' a. NJ. Daily FAST
sutsiSs sna Vest daily Line from West
s,$ ss.sSss %%s
az B..Imose EIprs:s, S:is M. Ss IL" York *
sIseRs ss.s:' daily except sun
daily, except Sunday; :. ton, except Sunday:
81 except ss New isas ssss:y AK VIZ;
ss p M, rselas Ez- I,:a ai p s M. southern Ex-
n:a New York Express,
Trains leaving Washington At SIS .. m. and $50
Creek, leaving Bowie At 10 .. m. and $40 D. m ar.
irving 1t Pope's Creek at Las and 7:ss D. m.
Trains leaving Washington at sos aud S:Ss .. m.
ana S:O 2. m connect at Odenton with trains for
trains arriving At Washington at 1858 .. m. and
$40 p. m. connect e Bowie with trains leaving
PssseHEsfs leaving sSsP order. .. Ticket once
northwest corner Thlrteenth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., northwest corner Sixth aud Pennsylvania ave-
nue., can have their baggage called for and checked
Mess. through siefess to ceSumb anS
Chicago, OMAN, ssl Fr.pcisco, and ali points
z. +. DgBARRY, Gen. superinsendent.
4. s. YOUNG, Gem PASSENGER Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
RYA> H. WARNER.
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh ond sts.N.W.
TUUsTEEs-s SALE OF A THREE-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF THIR-
s gEEMEHs sErXMrfkHc MD

by virtue OF Q deed OF trust. dated September Is,
A. ID. 1871, duly recorded in Liber Ga, folio So one
Of the Land Records for Washington county, Dis
trfct OF Columbia and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. We will sell & public auction, In
estate, situate In the city Of Washngton District
Of Columbia, to wit All that certain piece or parcel
Of ground, being part Of original lot numbered
twenty-six, (76, In square numbered two hundred
and nytwQ, according to the plan of said city, and
bounded as follows, viz: Commencing ut point on
Thirteenth QSth) street west one hundred and
hfty-one QSi) feet and four ~ inches from g
street north, and running thence along said Thir-
teenth 13th) street northwardly eighteen (8) feet
and eleven (1) inches, thence west parallel with
said street one hundred and four GOD feet, thence
south parallel with said Thirteenth (13th) street
eighteen 8l feet and eleven (D inches thence east
parallel with said g street one hundred and four
ll04 feet to the place Of beginning, together with
the improvements, - above.
Terms: One third cash, and balance at SIX and
twelve months, for which :nstallments the pur-
chaser will be required to give his promissory notes.
bearing interest At the rate Of ten per cent per
from day Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust
the premises sold. deposit of 12S0 viii be re-
quired OF the purchaser 1t time Of sale. Ali convey.
ancing ut cost II terms of sale are not
compiled with in seySp da{s from day Of sale, the
defhulting purchaser or purchasers AFTER fire days
advertisement in some one or more newspapers
published in the City Of W ashinEton, y. C.
WILLIAM STICkNEY, (T,u.....
GEORGE H. PLANT.
feb7-STuTh&ds j. T. GOODWILL, Salesman.