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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS HoAsRsrHAD AS
soCIATIoN-IIs PoYdras street, cornes Camp New
Orleans January 10. ISIS general meeting Of the
Stockholders. provided for in tho charter hed
day January H. 1878 the election for Board Dlrec-
tors resulted m the choice of The following gentlemen
John Mccartney, John T. Gibbons,
| & NJ Birmingham. Thos. C. Walsh,
| James Sweeney, j. P. OBrien,
P. Bradley n A Alleyr
j. j. Finpey, Andrew Leo
Thos. Rice, R II Bsrtiey
George Mct;oskey.
On Friday January 18th, a a meeting Of the Board
called for the purpose, the following oficsrs
! elected:
JOHN MccAFFREY, President; ea.
THOS. c. WALSH, Vice President;
z. NJ. BIRMINGHAM, Treasurer,
T. j. OSULLIvAN, Secretary;
j. ]. FINNEY. Attorney.
JAZZ 1t T. j. o'sULEIvAN. Secretary.
BOARD OF DELEGATEs-H b & n A. AssO
CITATION OF LoU1sIANA.-At ths annual election
held january Iltb 1875 the following officers were
elected by this Board for che ensuing year.
ROBERT II. BARyLEY. President;
PHILIP MccABE, Vice President;
sP. +. CURLEY. Secretary;
swM. II. BYRNES. Treasurer;
JAMES SWEENEY, Grand Marshal.
sReelocted- p. cURLEX.
1al7lt Secretary.
RIBBRNIA NATIONAL BANK-Sow o:ioana, De.
oenber 81. 1sT4-At meeting Of the Board Of Direct
ors, this day, seuiannuAl dividend of -Four Per Cent
declared, payable the Second Monday Of Janu.
ary next
jAIost JNo, G. DEvEREUX, Cashier.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs-DIVIsION |
No. 1.-The regular monthly meetings Of this Division
held In their Hall. Of Common and DsxbiRny
at u O'Clock p Tho meeting win BE- February
1875
NARTIN FINNERTY. President
PETER HERMAN, Secretary. seI374 ~
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/ AIDES FAIR
ST. uCHAEL's NEW HALL,
Commencing Monday, January n, 1875,
FOR

BENEFIT OF THE NEW SCHOOL.
The following the Tables
ST. PATRICKs TABLE-Prcsided over by Mn.
DeoVes.
ST ALPHoNsUS' TABLE-By Mrs. Ch. Donneiy.
ST. THERESAS TABLE-Br Nrs. Quirk and Nice
N. Gibney.
SCHOOL AND SANCTUARY TABLE-By MIss
Warner.
WHITE LEAGUE TABLE-By Miss Ennis nd Mrs.
Johnston
YOUNG LADIES TABLE-By kisses Forren and
Reilly.
ST MFCHARL'S TABLE-By
JACOBS WELL. from which delectable ughts will
be served, by Misses Broderick and Greeve.
Visitors to the Fair will be treated to two three
Entertainments by the ST. LOUIS LITERARY
SOCIETY of which due notice will be given.
A look at the elegant new Hall would amply repay
the trouble and tribe Of money asked to obtain #.
Mr.. T. J. O'Sulivan's celebrated Brass Band will
occasionally dropping spirits and force the
luctaut to cOntributs their mite. jaI7tfl
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JACOB OFT,
8uiLDER.
2S9 Magazine Street, Corner of Calliops.

Stores, Counting Houses and Dwellings Fitted Up
with Dispatch; Jobbing promptly attended to.
Cisterns made and repaired
All orders for work left at the Oflce 2s9 Magazine
street. or sent through the Postofice promptly at
ee1aea To- no2e a 1y5P
MRS. j. JOHNSTON. RACE STREET, BAKERY.
~ has constantly on hand and for sale BREAD aud
CAhES OF every descriptions and Of the beat quality
SPONGE CAKES. HOT ROLLS every morning.
PIES in great variety and made to order. The best
materials are used for all purposes.
orders executed with prompttude and at moderate
prices Satisfaction guaranteed. Shipping supplied
de20 lm5p Corner Race and St. Thomas streets.
MRS FRICKE HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH
4v1 herself the experienced Modiste, MIRA WILLIAM
VIII continue the DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
corner Of Magazine and St. Andrew etroets. Lafest
Parsian Styles just received. All orders from corn.
r and city, attended to with such artistic taste thss
viii guarantee at and elegance. Cutting and Bastine
done IN latest styles. Prioes moderate.
A CARD.
would respectfully inform my many friends and tho
public generally that have received iarTe assort-
UNDERTAKING MATERIALS,
snch as METALLIC CASES ORNAMENTS COFFINs
or all grades and Of best material Hoping, by the
prompt attention given to all orders to afford that
solicit the patronage of the public ct my stand.
40, AZ and IA Claiborne Street,
opposite the Market Office open at all hours
CARRIAGES OF improved patterns to hire.
JAZZ lt THOMAS MARKEY.
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To DEFY COMPETITION.

TO DEFY COMPETITION.
TIE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED srocK
BOOTS AND SHOES
LADIES. aEsrLzAHN's. axnsHs', BOYS, AID
CHILDAKNs WEAR,
| II now opsnsa and for sale NJ
WIN. H0GAN'S,
" and 1ol.. Canal Street 80 and lOl
LATEST FRENCH ENGLISH AND AAxRIcAN
STYLES,
AT PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION.
This iuamenss stock has bsea PURCHAsRp FOR
CASH, and must bs SOLD FOR CASH.
The ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION that goods cannot
sold cheap Canal street. account Of high reut.
etc the public mind should DO disabussd Of and VIM.
HOGAN bcgs to offsr tho following rcasons vhy he
CAN afford to sell first ciass goods at extremely low
prices;
l, He buys direct from the Manufacturer.
9. He buys for Cash.
3. he buys no Auction Goods
4. He manufactures largely himself.
Purchases made in large lots as Wholesale rates.
and can DO disposed of at Low RATES FOR CASH.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
hne stock of Gents' and Boys' celebrated CABLE
scRRW WIRE sEwED BOOTS and SHOES always
on hand.
WIN. HOGAN,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALxR IN BOOTS.
SHOES, TRUNKS. vALIsEs AND BAGS.
% and loi Canal Street
~ A large number of REMINGTON SEWING
MACHINES to be cold nj factory prces to close the
machine business.
Al orders promptly st.endsd 70. dsIs sp %
HOLIDAY GOODS.
AUGUSTA MARX,
1888. Dry AIDES street. 3s3
tGrecn from Canal and st. Charles streets
pass the door cvery Ave minutesD
Cheap, Appropriate and Useful Presents.
= Elegant Black and Colorsd SILKS
DRESS GOODS from 1910 per yard upwards,
Black and Colorod CAsHMEREs,
Embroidered and 81. g. HANDKKRCHIEFs,
KID GLOVES, LACE COLLARS,
LADIES hose all kinds and qualities
BRocHE sHAwLs and scARFs,
SILK and WOODEN scARFs,
WHITE FLANNEL, CANTON FLANNEL,
WHITE COTTON, PRINTS, etc.
CARPETS. MATING, etc., ETC.,
dsls lm5p ALL AT Low PRICES.
~ y q |
49, ~" IT. |
{ COUGHS. ASTHMA.
Remember that for al Affections Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS
Laplace's Indian Turnip PICTORIAL Balm
rs TEE SOLE REAEDY,
Price e. sslS e d aE ma t.. arae .,o,..
IN Ne" o'l''s'' -nd By ;s' Rx lcReEE,s;;S Go.
Dope: n Mds. q 5i q Dnss Fec o Ne
p A. FINNEY & CO., |!
DRY sALTEo MEATS,
Bacon, Pork, Lard. Hams, Flour, Butter,
No. 70 Magazine Street,
des 14Iy rEw onLnAss. |.
L ................... L Il
Tea drinkers ordering their supplies from the !
treat China and Japan Tea Warehouse, ,
No. Camp Street,
new oRLEAHe, l
ill from Twenty-Five 70 Ssventyavo cents on
very pound Of Tee they commune. besides getting .
lore palstabe article into the bargain The Solloxing
70 lew OF cur leading varieties;
,eeS =
lest BREAkFAST Bouchong1 ....s.-....-. 90 -
lest LITERAL l9reenD- --....-.-.-.-. 20 - |
Ieat GUNPOWDER f9reon1 .-.s.-..--.--... 60 - |
lest YOUNG Tyson CGroonl ....-.-...... 20 -
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsrI-
NENCE ASSOCIATION. - The adjourned regular
monthly meeting Of this AsSo iaton will be bold NEXT
SUNDAY EVENING. January 2Ith. at q o'clock, In
he Star Hall, ZIG PoydraS street.
Gentlemen wishing TO joip . invited to attend.
THOS. G. RAPIER, President
D. H. BUCKLEY, Secretary. JAZZ ct
ST. ALOYsIUs TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
special meeting Of this Association
will be held lin the stArHA POydras street. corner
of Camp. THIS AFTERNOON. Sunday Jan. IL. 1879
ct o'clock.
Boys Wishing to join cordially invited 70 attend
Initiation fee, CSC; monthly dueS, loo.
WM. j. KELLY First Vice President.
d. J. MULLAE, Rec Secretary jal7 II
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Tea drinkers ordering their supplies from the
Great China and Japan Tea Warehouse
No. 5 Camp Street,
| -, " new oRLEASez
60 onh m u ~" AZ. " Se'ehhtyhSe ossts OF
more pastabe article into the bargain. The following
| are o lew Of cur leading varieties;
Best O0LoKG CBiackl. q 90 . n
Beat BREAKFHsT IsOuchongj. 49,. ......:. 90
bsss ndM IN eSsSSn1: -----'-.-..
| Beet YOUNG Tyson tGreonl. ...-..-....... 20 -
We gaar.ntes an Of tae shove e b strictly Al Teas
cents per pound upGard.
q 1ss So
s p O. sPsg 9 e g s:s
i,ysry q gooa. GbscES dIssts snd EostafOs Ordors
'n0'id % na0' payable 70 ne p =: fEiIIiRRfm.
.hp TsS: 70 II s: Z. sssss
JAMES CUNNANE,
647........M Magazine Street. 647
Corner Of jackson.
Has in store q fun stock of HOLIDAY GOODS such
Ground Spices Miaee Neat In cans and By tSs pound
seo.eS and fiIsS whaly ssS s&
s sSs osSsS ana "a 5 sa fa line Of Choice
JAMES CUNHANE. Groosr,
c1 MAgas;He street, corner jackson.
OeasDSP Opposite Upper City Hotel.
MATTRESS WAREHOUSE,
49,. Camp Street. lis
J. J. D0XAEoB, Manufacturer,
L. 0GsriRg. It Wholesale Asd Retail large
MATTRESSES FEATHgR PILLOWS. ETC,
~ the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Doubls Msttisssss. frO q up, and SthsF siEss and
1,slttics A. RTogcrtdstsly Icy rate -,
for Steamships sbips snd steaboat: done q ne bsst
manner at short notice 99d very moderate charges.
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Ec,ple Tue era OF Railroads. CAIRO had
conm'uding posidon a, centre 81 com.
merce aug navigation. ms importance OF
pos non me stl possesses but has no" lhc
additional advantage OF being great RAJ
Ioth re, number o! the mot import.
AM ialiioaus I'd the valley oitle Nllss.s,lppi
converting 10 ana having thrlr ieimlnl
mere am. ny These, cohlIl- from tne hOf'h
are w, erent l'lho., htlai Eaiirohu'
Whlcii 'raIefses The ,ntlrc tate OF Illinois
iroinlt' cN'reln. northern ana north-e'sterh
10 ~ 'ou,hefh limits ana by itscnnhe ctlohs
eA'ehus INTO All the great north"e'tclb
gram producing state TIE CAIRO aad VIM
c. hne', extending from afro 10 he cry oi
Nidctnnes. in the State Of Indian. where
it. c INJECTIONS afford direct railroad COM
munications win all la tern cities; ana
the cairo ~ 81. Louis Railroad. affording a
direct railroad communication with the
City Of 81. Louis and all the railroads Gem
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Chr Butfetin.
PARAGRAPHS.


-Eugene-"Come, sit down on the
shelly shore. and hear the mighty ocean
roar" Amelia--"l can't sit down. you
silly goose, because I'd burst my pin
back loose
llhicrs is In Switzerland confabulat-
ing with Russians. lie told the Swiss
that he was delighted to find himsclfin n
iirst-class Republic, and that France
would be one in the course of time: that
is, he hoped so.
Here we are again. The United
States sloop-of-war Alert is ordered from
the Charlestown Navy Yard back to
Chester, because her outside frame won't
hold together, the same defect that was
found in the City of Picking.
Gov. Smith of Georgia says the
worst scoundrcls In the country. and the
men who keep the negroes in turmoil,
are the negro preachers, or Mt least a
large majority OF them. who. under the
cloak OF religion, instil into the minds OF
the colored men notions Of law, politics,
civil rights, Instruction, and host OF
other things which only make them loaf
crs and thieves. lie wants authority to
arrest for vagrancy all such dsturbcrs.
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Cairo has a moral, in elligcnt. liberal and
enterpri,ng population OF about Il, 000--has
superior system OF public schools, which,
with others conducted by private enter
prs, afford unsurp ssed educational adj
yantagc,--is Possessed o! weli-establIshe
churches Of nearly every denomination
has putin ana pri, ate buildings OF Il ,upe
r,Or cha actcr-has climate, which for sa-
nj rity and health ul influences cannot be
surpnssed-has IA well-regulatcd and eli
ilcient municipal organization, its streets
lighted Nth gas, an other metropolitan ad-
vantagcs, which make it highly desirable
and in rcjlity not TO be excelled as a place
OF permanent residence.
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SheriFs Sale.

Dl virtue of two special executions to me iii.
ID rectei by the clerk Of the circuit court oil
Alexander county, in the State Of Illinois, one
IN favor of Jane Putney and the other in favor
If Thomas Lambersnn, and both against u
Watson Webb, will offer al public sale the fol-.
lowing described property, in the city of Cairo
County of Alexander and State of Illinois, to
wit Lot numbered seven %, In block mum
terrl six (6), lot numbered six (6l in block
numbered twenty mine t29) sixteen ut) feet on
Of south side of lot numbered tweniy-six 90,
and lots numbered twenty seven 60, twenty
eight t.s) and twenty-nine co, in block mum
bered twenty-siX (.6) and lot numbered h,e (5)
In block numbered thirty-two GO, also lots
numbered thirty-ive $50 and thrty-cight 90
IN block numbered eighteen Os) in the tirst Aa-
dilon TO said city as the property OF the sall y
Watson Wcsb, at the south door OF the
court house in The said city Of Cairo, county OF
Alexander and state of Illinois, on the thir-
tenth day of September, a. ID. $50, AT ths
hour Of eleven O'Clock N. for cash, 70 salts
~ said executions ALIEN. ii. lnNlN
SAerin of Alexander County, Illinois
Cairo. llh., August 2lst, 1915.
H-sl-td.
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SheriHs Sale,

IOf virtue Of an execution TO me directed by
- the clerk of the circuit court Of Alexander
county in the state of Illinois, in favor OF Ber-
levied upon the following described property, in
the city of Cairo, county of Alexander and State
OF Illinois, to-wit. Lots numbered three () and
four ~ in block numbered f0rty-iivc Chl as
the property Of the said Lee Phillips. which l
shall offer at public sale at the soutl-west door
OF the court house in the city of Cairo, in the
county of Alexander and state of Illinois, on
the thirteenth day of September \ D. 1875, at
the hour Of eleven O'Clock, a. m, for cash, to
satisfy said execution, ALIEN II. IRWIN,
Sheriff OF Alexander County, Illinois.
Cairo, Illinois, August 2ist, 1870.
I'll I'D
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Sheri6's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution TO me directed by
ID the clerk of the circuit court of Alexan.
der county, In the state of Illinois in favor of
James Clonan the USE Of Augustus + Hal.
lerbers aud against John Duney. have levied
upon the following described property, in the
First Addition TO the said city of Cairo in the
county oil Alexander and State of Illinois, to-
wit: Lot numbered eighteen Qs) in block NUM-
bered nine o. as the property OF the said John
Duney, which shall Offer nj public rale ut the
south west door Of the court house IN The city oil
cairo, in the county of Alexander and State OF
Illinois, on the thirteenth day of September a.
ID 1873, al the hour of eleven clock, u. M, for
cash, 10 satisfy said execution.
ALIEN ii IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander County, Illinois
Cairo, Illinoi.. August 2lst, ls.5.
s.yl-t
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AZ a manufacturing location the position
of Cairo l. not les, important. Thr crude
Msteri ds 4 every description, which con-
sti,ute the element, Of manufactured arii.
cies, abound on every sine, iron ore, coal,
Of supe Tor qualify, and timber of every
character, more tliIn others. being easily
and cheapy accessible, aud the rich agri.
cultural region Of the inm diate DeiglIoor-
hood, a. well a. the more remote district.
rendered tributary to il by river AN rall,
furnish supplies II the Lecessari, of life In
such abundanc" ~ tor n Ter living except
ionally cheap. When the manufactured afti
cle- are produced, the facilities for cheap
distribution by river and rail are no,
equallcd.
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Its central location in the gree. Valley of
the Mississippi, and the Great vtalth ofriyer
and railroad communication, gives u Cairo
unsurpassed advantage IA numerical
point, ~ il affords 10 her eC~y and cheap ac-
cess to all the rain producing districts OF
the North aud West, and ,imilar access 10 all
the agricultural produce consumers Of the
South thus presenting the best location III
the Vest tor an in erchaugc of the respect
i've northern and southern commodities and
productions.
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CAIRO.
rLLINOI6.

This city, "a, /, we'd known, is situated at
the confluence Of the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, at the mead OF uninterrupted na,i a.
ton on the Mississippi. bong below OBJ
struciion, by ice in the winter and low
water In summer, and Il US la a clear and
open river communication al all times over
the M.si,i pi aud Its tributaries, with all
the uutr, spith To the Gull oi Mex co
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character OF communication with all
the country north over the streams flowing
by when those tire ans are not innaNi-
gable 10y iea.on OF ice or low water.
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LAKE FOREST ACADEMY

A College Preparatory and Academic
school tor Boys and Young Men.
Full equipped withs corps Of six experienced
leges. Board and Tuition, 500 per ansum
Fall Term begins Sept Q. For catalogue and
information address the Principal.
ALBEIT Il, sABlN, a " Lake Forest, III .
Rev. Il W. PATTERSON, d. d, Prcsi
Rev. ARTHUR MITCHELL, V Pres
d.s-2-wiw
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Lots and land IN Cairo are now offered at
very low prices, alOrding favorable oppor.
tunitie. to purchase, and the owners pre-
ent thc location to the public as Offering
unriyahd advantages Tor the successful es-
tab shm. mt OF commercial or manufacture.
ing cn,erpl ises, and the best loca ity IN the
counr, Tor profitable investment of capital
5. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees, etc.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May lst, 1874.
5-l9-tf
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Wanted.

trade between that city and The upper and lower
bends, for the transportation OF Cotton seed, etc.
\ steamer OF 200 or 30 tons capacity could DO a
splendid business this season. lasting about 4
months from sept. LIST. For full particular. nd
dress y. o. Box ~, Vickshurg Miss.
e.2l.dit
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Running Through wi!Aa.: ch.ags'
IypiAxAroLr. AND CINCINNATI EXPIRES.

Making close connections to and from all
points East and North, at indianapolis and Gin
c.1nati, and to and from all points South and
West Of Cairo by rail and riser.
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATION.
The Mound City Accommodation runs We'd
nesday and saturday.
Leaves Cairo. ...~.........l2 25 and :00p. IN.
Leaves Mound CITY ............ l:15and 30 D. IN.
n. B. GOODRICH, H. L. MORRILL,,
Gen Ticket Ag't General Sup't
N7.For information relative 10 rates and con-
nectiOns, apply to JAMES MALLORY,
Il Ohio Levec.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WNMA,
Pleasant and prontaU,c Employ.

Pleasant and Profitable Employ
mcmt.-" Bcauiinl,' "Charmingl' "Oh,
how loycly!' ''What are they worth 2 &c
such are ordinations by those who see The
lurge elegant New thromos produced by thc
European and American Chrome Publishing
Co. They are all perfect Gems of Art No one
can resist the temptation TO buy when seeing The
thromos. tanvussers, Agents, md ladies AMI
gentlemen out of employment, will find thi, Tie
best opening ever offered tn make money Tor
full particular, send stamp for confidential cir
cular. Address v. GLEASON a CO, IS
Mnshinginn 81. BOSTON, Mnss.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

For Fever ai.a Ague, Intermittent Fe-
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fee
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from malaricus, marsh, Or
miasmatic polsoIs.
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40 one remedy i. loulcr
called i0I by the ncrosi'ies
OF the American people tAan
= sure aud Fair cure for
Ve,cr and Aaur. such
We are now enabled % 0nrr,
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Ladies, Read This !

If YOr WILL SEND M YOUR NAME
hNDP. .. Address, WILL FORWARD
ny RErt RN VI MI HREEJ SOMETHING on
VALLEJO NOI. Address NIiCEM kEACH,
TROY, NY
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G u m s.

Fish Net, Tent, Iarpaulins Game Traps &c
send for Price Listt0 RUDOLPH Gun 90. /
3li y. Third street, st, Louis, Mo.
s-2s-dit
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AN ORDINANCE to provide for the con. true
ton and reconstruction of certain sidewalks in
the city of Cairo.
De ii ordained by The city council of the city of
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For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is Mt
once agreeable.
healthy, an d
eflectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores .faded
or gray hair
TO its original
color. qcifH the
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1.-THE Earncr,v
NJ O II q 70 :

Il HEREBY forwarn any person from hiring
or harboring my wife. Eliza Clarence,
from this date, as viii hold them RESPONSE
HE by law for so doing. ! also forbid any
one from crediting her, as I will not be re-
synns;hle for any debt she may contract. as
She has ieft nv home without any just cause
and taken up with man named Hy. Bowen.
mar l5-2iP JOHN Il CLARENCE.