davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ealtcd ll1,a,lcceas:u'ly. Ono ptece haq the num-
htr III tn it, teTer'n;. another piece ia
s"ascilca. aon"c ofi1er lcrHt'l's name, lfoEb1e.
LAYING bern 1i'h.tntHd fur that Of John Jonoa;
a1,>thnr nlrc, han IN rna1hs ~ either Rldo an
osInr is tubA"co-rta;nol. and Inns ths figure i" :"
IN tho retrse Ea. nbpnt the middle Of tie lover
ctrl III t}lr tIcket Rhotas toEaEcohtainci piece,
but which II waa impossible u ,astrh with tho
preceding os any otilor piece. h.s John Jono.
nnfne scratched anil Mann substituted which
lou4H like "Anc CnuIy." biz whtch might to
nln,oet nnsthing elsa on its rtyctas Ia The MINI
her "h7'; anotlsar picca j. numbered u.s.;
"Hcp'ihf'; another. mcre scrap; another. Il
email r1aco with something nr tho bottom at the
!,in:cJ risIo oosng l.ko ~ aryn,," ard With a
namo anl'Hsitnte'l for Wocoste. OF which Al! that
piece 1iaH ~" on its '"ssttn ri'le; anotl.ar,
tto figure '4': anolhcr. nothing nut tue print !;
alil last OF nil. there iH n tortion NJ keethy
ttcHct very much tilap1datcd mud with M
feurcs
Ut c'',rEn tho votcr doca mt knaw the num-
hnr put III bis ticket. bl. any ono wllo votod
about the Thirteenth, or w!lo scratched Iils .cEet
would $40 well to look al tt,e boil lists when tho
vote in canvasafal next week. and Eco what aost
OF ticket He IL credited with having tiut III.
\ WEAK s1ATEMESr,
lhero VAS runsnr yesteIdiy that two OF tho
t'idEcH Of election In tfIn FirHt f'rncnct Of the
T%nnt.oih Ward hal jumped the to"u. 4 TnlD-
CaE reporter ioiua the men at their places Of
h1hihetft-one Gf them, fnt Shittbn. ut No. 1lH
hinze street. tho American f1ote anti the other.
Frank Johnson. at tho Hatch 1iouse. Ft!.l, n7e-
nu". North Sit:e. Neither Of them ha1 left town,
or woro preparing to do 10.
,ir. ShioitA aayB ho can a,vaya bn founi at his
houso, l1e asHerts that the election WAS a1I
square. Tito only question which aroAa Naa tho
demand Of Republican chaIcngcrs to have ces-
tain voters nnlse a!lldaylts 1heso ho knew
wcrc proper voters. In nearly nil these cages.
however, at1ldaYtts were allowed TO be made, but
lee $At+,
were r,ght werc allowed to go In without an
affidavit, Shields lad not voted himself; had
lived 10 Chicago tince 1862; didn't care who waa
elected. and s3iln't Ike any Of the candidates.
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MAH1HET. III.

Spstfai Utnatth to Ta< Chieaou Tribuns.
MAuoMET, ILL.,, Nov 6.-OuF bur7lt-out mer-
chants are making all lante to rebuild this fall.
one linn brick block in a'1oady unaor way, eroct-
Ell jointly by q. NJ. C!ons l. Co, for dry goods,
Dr. Lo Clasl, dr.ss. and Startling l. Curtis hard.
ware. 4 new hotel Is under way. Several
others will follow.
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DAMAGES AWARDED.

Sptsiat uttraksA to The Ch.cap, 7y1anus,
1EoRll, ILL.,, Nov. BIN the Circuit Court to-
dAy, tho case OF Aun Healer ". Tbs Wesley CitY
Coal Company was closed by tho jury rendering
a verdict for e4,73o In favor OF thu plaintiff.
Tho Company WAS sued for criminal careIessness
iu improperly building ihelr sl.Af.s no that tho
husband OF tho plaintiff lost h.a lifo Whlle trying
to cscapa from ths burning m,no.
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To KIousetk koeturs.-'rhr attention Of
heads OF faullirs IL RESPECTFULLY lnt<d III tho sts-
sius quality Of HnFnctsa Hayosing E1stacts. Tl;cy
are entirely FREQ fFonl the Eotroupus o!s an Ae'ds
which cu.tF snta thS composition of many q the fas
tit1ous fruit havnrs now III the u'artet Thcy Aro
Agh!y concentrated haYo al Tho frfslnfsa and dali
e&cy Ut &as fruits fIon which they prepared. aud
lass expensive. Meats, Gout es may be gfcsuy
improved ~ Burncttt Extract Ut Etlesy.
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n. suaua1 meeting Of tho Ohio Horticultural
,,-,t, |, to DO held at Toledo, Dec. IL.
t,,ssrorors generally arc invitnd to nttend
'.1ufe par. tn tho discussion. Specimens OF
,..s TT exhibition will bo ca.ed for, and II do
ri returned 10 exhibitors. Fruit from North
:, Ohio aul Southern Michigan Ia especially
N sb;eet OF intorest.
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ILLINOIS,

Special DitpateA IL la CAieaso 1s1buns,
CHESTER. H.. Nov. 9.-Tho official count OF
tho ballots givas swauvick. Republican, for
Treasurer. 743 majority, Duclos. Republican, for
uembor Of tho County Board. Iva maturity, to-
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MINNESOTA.


Special Dfspatch To The ch,raoo 9ribtNe.
ST. pAvl4 Minn., Nov. 5.--With nearly third
Of tle State to hear from pillsbury's majority
for Governor now reacLeh 1900; Pfacnder'a,
for Treasurer 5000. The RepublIoans tlaye Ave
majority In the Senate and nbout twenty iu tho
House,
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41". have called upon Maj. ingalls, for rnitel
St1:c1 trnoIs tn prc.nrre pcarn. ani that oflicaI
hsA rolfT:c tIs" r Icatinn t., tho authorizes
L: Warrington. A!yr-s from Tah1e4uah arc
aa.ina I: lo',ae,, i,lr ~ MaJ, In;at1s.
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n. result in Chicago # neatly 6lItnmed 1p by
,.. sotoaLIeId {slas,.) Republican
i" nrslxo an! bis poyelot rsbIe hare mel tho re-
AHs ~ xpssars u Chicago and are reEy decidedly
~, MS dispatches indicate That Mir. HroI, tho
Esu.an candidate for County Treasurer. lus hchtet,
M T.s1ya IL nearly AoUI sttea. 1t te nlc Of the
~ lttntstuusta escsirs from great danger Tint anY
c,re.n etty la. la,olJ had. jEslwa WI far too Liz
kas ii .nI crk1ess boss." lie needed sesting-
- ~ md lss not 1t.
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| correspondents rA1s ti"s aEr. EhHA"t 'H'Rieasc4
'ef n" '"1e'of Lie cIevcfest women nut.
ton. II. V. Ilornton has declared war upon
ieofko Atfea 10 snbend. IN recent letter 10
tho Cincinnati daHH' tl"l1. boynt'h EXPOSES
several hheEna EncA'annapfe operations OF Mf'
1o"""''''' an "''FfcHF'ohach9' ..
bliss Matilda FlescIots lectures, entitled "Old
lso3n y and Mon Rsa Wlsns." "re fAsosab'7
hpoken of by tho country pfehh OF Iowa. Ibe
1or!ior ,a entirely new. and will be a1lsa F!atch-
ora principal locsuro thla "sntor.
Cot 4. II. WlnRtlold. Superintendent Wagner
8leop,nr-Car Company Mai. @. A. He4veY. OF
Saratoga; Mhj. Cloumess OF tho "Qncen'a."
Toronto; Capt. George W. Holt Of Bnnsio;
| 1eH' i. II. Earnont. OF Wisconsin; and Gen.
| Johh L. liodEaon, OK l'acpl!o', Canada, are
4uartoret ut tho fremont
| Atr. Edgar Fawcett, naagazine poet Of aomo
| celebrity. haa addressed WELCOME to Edwin
l}oosh on blu return to tho American stage.
| Tho gorees hro not without merit, though thcy
| will probably fail to be noted by "woudering
thousands with delighted caro-" as Mr Fa.cott
says str. Booths "ln1uortal moods" are.
! Mr. Tonuyeop did not attend TIM 1,n;okl,va
hnIques, but lle sent E5 natosd, 10 l,o used In
| tlofrasing tho expenses Or TO bo distributed
| among tie moro n1Ecnt Hurviyosa. IA blum
der 1t mny bAco hecn." writes alr. Tcnnv:on, re-
| 5otrng 10 tl,s Charge Of the Y,1-IEundrcd, but
ono for whicl, EpoIund should ho pr,tof,l, ,,.r.
Ing tI,oroy learnt that her soldiers a,o tho most
honest mud most obc,1jens u,u,or thu ann"
EoIson w.s ,no1o a, Admiral ,o a.. u,,t,.,,
! nnvv in . nec,,,;er ,n.,ror H. $50. .a,, 49,,
tain at the tine, and tiftv.th;r on tho 1,st. The
! r,v.,,r.rt h,, ,.,,a.ac, H.. ~.
oront .,u1,ios s,,, ,v,nto,, H.. .ar,,,a. ,aaa.1
tnr1y f1ftv.thrcc A,,mrara worn no,no1 or whorn
f;itv,,un ,vcrn a. orco ,,.coa ~, ,,o1y n., .nd
the harm r,t T,afalror nm h, tho from,
n.,. '.,,- 80.
~" .....,,I. ~. ,sr1.:-
T,so,,- ,,;." ao,,. % n,,, r'. ''.,...s.... s,.
=, ,ts 1ao.ura 49,, 81 s ,.sx. ,,as. RI, T,.sst
ianc, .c,,,,nu ,o1n,d ~, sa.,,,,',.n. -, .>,.,,.
tha ;,ao, ,,,s - ,t,..'1. a.,., ssaas,,, k
sas, -, ~, 1oa,n,. sr,'n nna, nn+"H'.st ,Ias"
70 nn".a,,a,s 49,, ot,,.o,, IT, s.a.,". 49, ~ s,..'
fen,a,,a;,, c,,,a,ao,os ort,,a nras,aoun,."
a IofQrf'leu EuNefald Company has been cHt4C-
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DIoELow'a stAJoK17T.
ALBANY. N, L., Nov. 5.-Returns received bE
the Argas giro the majority for Bgc'oE AZ
10,70s, with The prospect Of fussher increase.
, 1875-11-06

Ii. comp1cio vote for Governor In Iowa attho
IA election was ns follows:
rrrrzaoop, Observation-Disclosures. .12s,Gs1
X IurI1a, Deu' aud opp......'............ 93.32i
u,,orty 3l,T45
Tiers was scattering Temperance yoto Of
ttauadred.
, 1875-11-06

..o1n,ett Ut the Cntton stntea nn tho o,lr-
'p' .s.ur, "a oppressed by tho leading Journals,
fsos, NJ .ohJect Of elaborate royIow BY tho Metnt
b'o' tr,'ouche, wJ,tc1i-atlor making cxttncts
ph's . ..,tv ali tfn Honthorn exchanges, which
ha 'sst III stattment--aasa:
feh5 m. Tho tuatnr1sy Of &7outhern Conservative
jourualn fear thst forcing resumption
aa ~ ~ 1879 Will prove tiisaat1ons uninB to tho
CO s:5; sss + q: s1:S:
~ tnrtff.sttlon. Only few favor inantion sn.l tho
~ attit is coupantly decreasing. What stnes tho
&C.: e: Viii %s II" ysss s'Ss:ss
ss7tnIS!c hrr agricultural products as tho mercy Of
I'D p;..t,,a? The South ~a,ita a tound currcnry-
TX seans suh1.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04

are not always similar; an exposition of aI
existing law is rendered still more difficult by
the fact that in many States at the beginning
of this century the then established converts
were then entirely or partially abolished on
the supposition that such institutions had out
lived themselves and would not be recalled to
life. But as in these States, within the last
thirty years or so, converts were founded in a
considerable number, difficulties and oontro-
versies arose on the application of the old laws
to the new condition of things in the State and
Churcb, which disputes came under the some
what loose and inconsequent procedure of the
Judicial and State authorities, when they were
not settled by Legislative enactments. most
heightened correspondence would be necessary
10 obtain the required materials from all the
Prussian provinces and from the twenty-four
other Federal States"
The enclosures give the law and proclama-
tions under which the Order of the Jesuits and
others akin thereto have been excluded from
the Empire, and their establishments dissolved.
Sir A. Paget writes from Rome:
No monastic and conventual institutions
with the Church of Rome have any
legally recognized existence in Italy, all such
having been suppressed"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04

NJ, ~ BALTIMORE. February 10, 1873.
MI y. r. Knight. No ~ W. Lombard street:
near Sir-ln reply to your inquiry relative to the
merits OF your Liquid EUamel Paint brad le, Pa.
tene1 will sa' 1t has been nearly ears sin
pufchased he paint from you and, far 1 able
10 Juh e. 1t looks equally wet hen rst applied
painting done. Yours truly
d. j. FOLEY.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04
Prostrauon of Business in Germany.
correspondence N. Y. Tribune.


BERLIN, Feb, 24-The German Chan
cellor is u popular but obscure subject for
the speculation of the press. When poll
tics sleep it is alway safe to announce that
somebody has advised Prince Bismarck TO
resign, and that on a certain Saturday the
Emperor's carriage was seen standing before
the Princes official residence in the Will
helm strasse. From all this there can be
only one inference. The Prince is to retire
from public life, and Prince Hohenlohe is
to be recalled from Paris and become his
successor. In order, however, not to make
great an opportunity for skepticism or
con tradictiOn, the latter part may be
varied, and for Prince HohenlOhe may be
substituted Herr Won Kendell at Rome,
Radawitz at St. Petersburg, Bennigsen,
President of the Lower House of the
Landtag, or any other possible candidate.
None of these persons is likely to reject
the coniectural distinction thus thrust upon
him, Since it is a conjecture, no harm is
caused by suffering it to circulate, while a
denial might be held to extend to the wish
as we'll as the fact, and thus prejudice pos
sibilities of no slight Importance: In this
way the public mind, ingeniously left to
itself at the right point, rOves among
multitude of theories and deductions. AS
remodeled, the story is now fit to be tele-
grapbed over the world, and the resignation
of Prince Bismarck becomes a standing sub
ject of comment in the papers OF all the
chief cities. This the whole secret OF the
periodical rumors about the plans of the
Chancellor. They are idle products of un-
skilled journalists, who unable to take the
lead in the publication of facts, are proud
of priority in the dissemination Of false
hoods.
The outward bound steamers to America
carry few steerage passengers the hard
times in America are driving thonsends
0f Szasn enai6ganta back 20 tbeir native
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04
{ Star and Catholic Messenger.
= ORLEANS. SUNDAY. APRIL I 1875.
Rsdsmptorist Missions in Georgia.


w. Norman, travelling agent and cor
lent of the Louisville Catholic. Advocate
as follows from Colun bus, Ga, under
March 21st:
gy arrival here, several days back,
that the Redemptorist Fathers were
miepions at this place. They came by
l&H Of Right Rev. w. II. Gross, Bishop
|2fE8h, who himself was selected from
of these sons Of ST. Aiphonsus to
5le CROSS of episcopal cares. Already
8#pd missionaries have been to all the
ss in the State.
fBt mission opened at the Cathedral
ab, where about thirty converts to
rewarded their labors, and many
catholics were added to the soul of
Ish. Besides the work done in recall
#&ndering sheep and adding others to
t9nny neOphytes were left for instruc-
ESaeir departure, in the hands of the
49, mission was among Father CATER
&ke&ation. At the close of this mission
R& QbnveIts were baptized and over
1eEe Intending converts left to the pas
Is aSrick's for instruction. Some of
F$rz1ss hear. belong to the leading
8orgia.
fsts, where they baptised about
Fts and left others under instruc
lr departure. They also visited
here they gave q most successful
hen at Macon they gave mission
4 <regation, as also o retreat to the
the diocese at Pho Mono College.
6aing at all these places, two of the
lied Columbus.
sSe five Fathers in all Revs. Rathke
& kbrs, of st. Louis, and Rosenbane,
# Enright, of Boston. At this place
sFs Smulders and Enright gave q
NE. At this mission four persons
led last night in the presence of
legation by the Rev. Father Hamil-
t of the church at this place, and
Zeft for instruction.
~. Fathers have labored hard and
III been rewarded by about 125 con
= others left for Instruction. They
+ Ieft for Savannah, to remain day
#ith Bishop Gross, after which they
ifn to their respective houses to rest
ID their Leuten labors.
epd people of GeoJ gia will long remem.
friritual harvesting of the Redempt or
ASs especially the farewell sermons
re heard in tears shed by most of the
ii And such manifestations are not to
&fed at for the words of kindness ad-
" Father Hamilton, to the young men
% of the congregation by these zeal
were calculated to move the
zearts. 1t Iejoices your correspondent
20 spiritual blessings poured forth on
u State and l trust that when next
place 1 may be gladened by hearing
&r visit of the good Redemptorists.
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r E A d

ing paint and skiliful workmen apply It, the Fpame
RANT Will prove invaluable 1t il already
ana can be applied by any poss-ssing oil dinary
Judgment For plain work in private dwellings,
chuIches and schcolhouses it will prov. very econom
CAV as well as beantifnl One galicn paint will
cover twenty square yards, giving coats OuI
frsnds may safely give tia without fear nj disan
poinfment.-Ihe Catholic Mirror recognized OrJdn o,
tie Diocese Of Baitia0re.I
fro" st. Mdrys Industrial School for Beys.
NEAR BALTIMORE. Nd, March = 1874.
Mr. c. knight:
Dear SIT take great pleasure in ackuow wlsdging q
tnat tne rant Sou cold of n superior quality
we used Tour coats on whtew a. he'd l. which pro.
dnced most admirable effect. We think 10 is a very
cheap ar icie and cheefay lend you -stimoniai
10 spread far and the public OF what
we know TO bs to their gs when thew want 10
nave their walls or wood etc made
NJ comparatively small /, L. the and
most beuu,iul and durable paint. e believe rxtant
"ishiug the Bradley Patent Enamel Paint nil the
success It justly deserves au "
Yours respectfully Bao. ALIEN U.s. Director
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04
u Institutions in Various Countries.

book on the laws, ordinances, and
- relating to monastic and con-
3Stitutions in various foreign coun-
Reen presented by command of the
England to the House of Commons,
'ace of their address of the 27Gh July
sorts from twelve countries are in
the volume. Mr.. Thornton reports
are in the United States no laws,
or regulations relating to the
Fg couventual institutions which
AAn, whether enacted by Congress
geral Government, or by the Gov
the respective States. Mr.. Cob
sB-that no laws exist in Portugal,
- and converts having been abol-
ens transmits from Paris q report
''tB, the legal adviser of the British
Tho points out the rapid increase
nt years of religions associations
Entities unauthorized by law in
etples which emanate from the ex-
ments, as well as the principles
Jurisprudence and Law in general,
summed mp: The authorization
Nent is indispensable for religious
tHs, monasteries, or converts, in
FIT legal establishment aud exist
.eknment authorization is preceded
INTO the material and moral facts
web ment. These inquiries bear
hcation of the rules of the estah-
object and utility, together with |
the prefect, and the consent of
the diocese, etc. The Govern
ttectly free to grant or to refuse.
are subject to the
ey owe obedience to the Bishop
nlar clergy. Tney are subject 10
fa of the civil power. Vows are
they are only valid after the
at twenty-one, and cannot be
lae term of five years. A mem.
20 leave house cannot be re-
The members of religious
ss EeeAtn their civil capacity they
sp4EEo TO be defunct, as was the case
Ehen any one Joined a religious
8AN 9Ase OF communities, etc, the
Pr of government is required before
ave The power Of ACCEPTING gratui-
Mind, even donations, such as
a real property. The same is the
&Alenation or exchange of property,
p&uct business or to acquiesce in
Ghe Government may withdraw
which it has given. Such with
the dissolution of the congrega-
closing of the house. The
munities which exist without
shble at all times to every con-
fiscal laws; Notwithstanding
Dany congregations which do
authorization 1t is supposed
France sbout 1000 houses, or
lNe u men, comprising about 90, 900
9e, OF whom one-fourth are de-
We of contemplation. Most of
Hfigtes are not authorized. With
nations OF women, it may be ]
&here are in France about ,
attached to multitude of diff !,
1bEee-fourths of them are slater
listers of instruction, the othera
1ve to prayer only. On the other
50 religious congregations, both 8
9nd educational purposes, which, G
pgnized by the Government as of '
ebity, and occupy the same posi- /
r1zed religious establishments.
alters the State displays great :
q 30 long as an abuse does not
nrb the popular mind it allows Z
ht enforce to lie dormant"
to Germany a communication )
Bulow was forwarded, in which =
tbht:
ehairs do not fall within the COM 6
zoe imperial authority, and no i'm Il
pecting the Roman Catholic con- n
en issued, nor has any been sub-
iscussion either to. the Bundesrath
iehstag. The laws of the several
respecting the Roman Catholic 9
orders are very various, and In &
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04
IL T. n ~ r E A d
GREAT DISCOVERY!
NEW JERSEY LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS "BRADLEY's PATENT
MADE Pure f,, ,s,
stpens squarey
TEs11M
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS,

FROM D. j. Foley, Esq Of The firm Of d. j. Folcy Bro
20, baltimore, and brother Of Bishop Foley o,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04
mh2l 3rn

With the Increased fac'iiti4s our new and eegant
Warerooms afford shall display the largest variety
| of
| DINNER SETS, TOILET SETS
TEA SETS. TETE A.TECE SETS,
CHAMBER SETS, SETS OF GLASS. Etc
and GENERAL HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS ever
offered the Southwest, all of which for sale at
| prices AS Low AS TIE LOWEST.
Notice What Little Money Will Bay.
An elegant White Granite DINNER SET,
comprising f2+ pieces. for.-----.---.-..... SI5 90
to wit.
I2 Dinner Plates, Soup Tureen,
IL Tea Plates, Sauce Boat.
y Soup Plates, Salad Dish.
~ Preserve Plates, 2COvered Dishes,
II Butter Plates 9 Vegetable Dishes,
IL 7 Cups and Saucers, Meat Dishes,
IL Dinner Coffee Cups and Pickle Shells
Porcelain lie Terre DINNER SET equal to
French China IN appearance, and much more -.
durable), ItmeDt above SIS 90
same assortment is4 pieces ..............! $50 90
DINNER SETS: from $50 mp.
White Granite CHAMBER SETS II pieces q 90
White Granite TEA SETS; A pieces.......-... 30
French China TEA SETS. a. pieces SO
French China Decorated TEA SETS ~ pieces. SO
Good Table GOBLETS, from so cents per set up.
N. B-When we ship these goods additional
charge is made for the package (box or barreD and
drayage
These prices contemplate hrAt-cass goods and
all warranted regular and perfect.
Agents for the Celebrated
BLAN lard CHURHS,
And the Largest Dealers in
Housekeeping Novelties
In the Southwest.
w. C. SHEPARD g. CO.,
New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04

Physician" Why don't you set bound to
your drinking, and not exceed it -
Patient So do, old fellow, do; but
then you see it's far off that L always get
drunk before reach it.N
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04

c. P. KNIGHT,
Sole General Agent 95 West Street. Baltimore
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04
WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, gTc.
BACON, PORK AND DRY SALT MEATS.

1000 pounds Dry Salt Clear Rib and Clear srpEa
soJoos pounds Dry Salt SHOULDERS.
50. 900 pounds Dry Salt HAMS.
so casks BACoN-Clear Sides
90 casks BACON-Clear Rib sides
10 casks BACON-Shoulders.
so boxes sugarCured BREAKFAST BACON ;;
Canvased and Uncanvased.
50 tieroes Choice s. q. .HAMS-Canvssed
SO teroes Choice s. q. HAMS-Uncanvased.
900 terces Choice Refined LARD-N. Schaeffsr.
$50 bbls. Choice Refined LARD-N. sshaefer
$50 hafbbls Choice Refined LARD-N. schaolfe
800 kegs, Choice Refined LARD-N. sohaefFsr.
leo tieroes Prime Steam LARD-Henry Amee.
$40 bbls. Standard~MESS PORK
l60 halfbbls Choice PIG PORK
SO bbla RUMP PORK.
800 packages Spiced PIGS FEET-Kits Kers and
HafBarrels.
rs packages Western and Goshen BUTTER
In Atore and for sale by
BYRNEs & BRO,
l@s, u - 70 Poydras Street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04

REVOLUTION IN HOUSE PAINTING Tho advertise.
meht OF tM New Jersey Enamel Paint Company has
oeen some time in columns ay seem strange
ina. 1t is only today ~e AL special attention
reason for this is that do like recon m nd
new thug unless know it Ia good were pleased
10 hnd that tho agent Mr. e. p. Knight was of our
way OF thinking, and wished above all that the pant
shond be tested 30 that the editor coud give con
scent ntoh- opinion of its merits Having had this test
MADE in our household, have in say ing
That the Enamel Paint comes up fully all that is
CiS,msu tor IT, In the country especially, where
difficult to procure The essay ngr. dients for mix
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ements offered to the trade.
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TT 7. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,

S"a"iSSAoN mEnSuANlp
IS IT. 49, 81 and Peters street date New Levee) near
Poydras, New Orleans,
FOR 1Hk OF
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUCE
Good Supply of the following articles always ON
hand;
PORK, BACON, LARD. FLOUR
CORN. OATS BRAN. HAY, CoRNMEAL
POTATOES, ONIONS BEANS
DRIED FRUITS, ETC, ETC.
Cash Advanced on All Consignments mot pershabIe)
Shipments Advanced On, Must BE Insured In Nv Oman
Policy.
Personal Attention Devoted All Business Entrusted
TO My Care.
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS
In the execution of your commands, In tho acknow-
edgmsu of receipt and advice sale of YOUR connisn
mtpts, and IN remittng net proceeds accompanied
with account sales.
All orders for Western Southern Produce flied
promptly at the lowest market rates. satisfaotion
always guaranteed, commission charged for execu-
ting orders for coods which may have hand, full
I, LESION enhtSed @ Sr seiiing all consignments
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The best trusses, supporters and braces in
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