"PREACH THE GOSPEL TO EVERY CREATURE."—Mark m. is.

VOL. XXIV. PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1868. NO. 45

The FlftgM tf Ike My F»»Hy. The French Senate On the Reaan I men HP importance. A movement is on have pronounced, and until the future was not so much a facility of compro- Question. toot tending to displace the principal shall have brought about a situation in mise on fundamental questions as senti- [FROM THE OBRMAN.] | Powers. In the North an Empire is which the august Head of the Church ments of reciprocal confidence between Longer Ml tit* hoary shadow«,— A very interesting debate took place endeavoring to form itself, and may be- can repose in security on his time-hon- Italy and the Papacy.*' Through th« cool, frtah evening brMM in the French Senate, on November | come a source of uneasiness to other na- ored throne, re-established in all condi- He added, however, that France would JoMph tread« o'er quiot moaduw», 29th and December 1st, in which some tions—perhaps to France. But France tions of its dignity and independence." | defend the Pope against the Italy of the Toward« the darkening forest tree«; of the most distinguished members oj | has one resource which other nations do [Applause on many benches.] present. His remarks about the Con« Lead« th« an from Bethlehem'» manger. that body participated. The Baron I)u- not possess, and that is Catholicism.— Cardinal Donnet endorsed the senti- ference are of little interest now that the Softest breetei round than play, pin, a name famous in the Parliamen- I„ not the French Government the natu- project has been abandoned, but his Wafting from the wing« of aagel« ments ef his most eminent colleague in tary annals of France, opened the de- ral defender of the afTections and religion statements about the prolongation of the Who are watching o'er thair way. ^ a brief speech concluding as follows:— bate by reminding his hearers of the ! Gf 200,000,000 men? It cannot fail in French occupation are of importance: words spoken by him in the Assembly J its mission, and in following that course "On the subject of a Conference, and Filled with mingling joy aad sadness, Italian unity, I adopt all the opinions of "He had explained, in the beginning Mary's OJM rest on her child; on the 30th of November, 1848, amid ; the Emperor will make of France the Cardinal Bonnechose, and I wait with of his speech the occupation of the Pon- Oradla-aooga her heart is singing interruptions from the Mountain:—"Yes, fir9t Power in the world; the Empire of confidence the declarations of the Gov- tifiical States, and said that the desire Through that solitary wild. the Christian Powers will do for the ' the North will only occupy the second ernment." [Applause.] of the Government was subordinated to Littla glowworms round them gather, Roman States what they have done for or third place.*' [Applause.] conditions of security. In order to show Belgium, they will proclaim the perpetual Trim their lamp« so basity, Baron Dupin may not always have We firmly believe that the result will the Senate what line of condact the neutrality of the States of the Holy Fa- They will lighten, for Gad's Mother, been a very consistent statesman, but no justify the expectations of the Cardinals. French Government desired to see Italy ther and place them under the protec- Paths aloag the desert way. one has denied his ability to properly Italian unity has no natural roots in the adopt, he read a despatch which he had tion of Christendom." These words, »oil; its vitality has, so far, come from Does her garment bat sweep o'er it, appreciate facts, and to foresee the sent to Florence on the 27th of Novem- he conceived, expressed the present without. There are forces at work in Through the grvM a sweet thrill goes; course of events. His emphatic state- ber. It announced that the French had policy of the Imperial Government, for the Kingdom which will ultimately bring Scarcely whisper will the forest, ment is a complete contradiction of the evacuated Rome; that one of the dm* which he returned thanks to all con- Aad the brooklet silent flow«, nonsense every now and then sent to about its ruin. Just now it looks as if sions had been recalled to France; and cerned, from the Emperor down to Gen. Lest they should the flight discover; this country by "special correspon- Victor Emmanuel would be called on that the French Government had th« l)e Failly. He derided Garibaldi's mili- Aod the Child raised ap His hand dents," that Catholicity is on the wane either to abdicate, or to fall in with the sincerest wish to recall another division tary capacity, and briefly, but forcibly For the love these to Him offer, in France, and is possessed of little, it Radical Democratic party, and lead an which was concentrating at Civita Vec» exposed the duplicity of the Italian Gov- Blessing all the silent land. any, political influence. These persons army to expel the French troops from chia, but that before the evacuation could ernment. But what seems to us of more do not know the French people. Their the Peninsula. It requires no gilt of be completely effected, it wit necessary That earth, with trees and blossoms teeming, importance, is the declaration of this only acquaintances are the Protestant* prophecy to predict the certain result of that tke security of the Holy Patktr Evermore in every clime, sagacious statesman that France is pre- or infidels, whom they meet at the Clubs this movement. should be guaranteed Should all night of heaven be dreaming eminently a Catholic nation. He said: or Cafes, and who often court foreign The speech of the Archbishop of Paris Prom that jrnre aod blessed time. "A certain school of writers, thinking The tone of this debate is particular- society, because they are too well knowu was looked for with much interest, as that they cAn see further than believe«, ly gratifying. There is no longer any at home to have the entree into respect- he is generally considered rather "Libe- pretend that Catholicism cannot sustain laik of a palace and a garden for the able salons. Even the Nation of New ral" on the question of the Temporal The Old anil New Tear. itself. That religion, however, is daily j Pope, but all parties, politichtns and York is forced to acknowledge this. In Power. He feared that it might be im- acquiring fresh force and a greater ex- Ministers, as well as Churchman, con- BY ALFRED TENNYSON. its issue of December 12th, it said:— possible to give back to the Pope the tension. In 1700 there were only 18,- demn the conduct of Italy, ahd support Ring oat, wild balls, to the wild sky, 'We doubt if the Italian policy of the territory of which he had been unjustly 000,000 Catholics in France; the census at least the maintenance of the tfetfus The flying cloud, the frosty light; Government is unpopular with anybody despoiled,but insisted strongly on making takeu by order of the French Consul in quo. France is mistress of the situation, The year is dying in the nightj >ut the extreme Liberals of Paris. The Italy respect the itatus quo, at any cost. 1802 showed that there were 28,000,000 and as long as she perseveres in this de- Ring out, wild balls, and let him die! expressions of dissatisfaction with it He summed up his views in the follow- Catholics and 1,500,000 Protestants; termination. the votes of the Italian Par- come from a section of the press by ing propositions:— Ring out the old, ring in the new, while the last census taken gives 36,- liament declariug Rome to be the capi- which the Cafes and 'cercles* of the capi- "I. That it was desirable, if possible, Ring happy bells, across the snow; 0004)00 Catholics and only 800,000 tal of Italy, are empty words—sound tal are strongly influenced, but which, that the Pontifical Government should The year is going, lot him go; Protestants. The Catholic religion is and fury—and nothing more.—Catholic on a question of this sort, wield very be reinstated in its lost provinces. 2. Ring out the false, ring in the true. absorbing the minority, and Dissent is Standard. ittle influence elsewhere." That it was necessary to at least main- gradually disappearing. I have, there- | Ring out the grief that saps the mind, tain the existing situation. 3. To ex- fore, no fears on that score. 1 will say For those that here we see no more; Baron Dupin. the organ of French amine whether there were any means to a word of the working classes. Under DEATH OF REV. DAVID WHELAN.—This Ring out the feud of rich and poor, politicians was followed by a Church- restore to the Pontifical Government a the regime of universal suffrage all par- estimable and highly respected clergy- Ring in redress to all mankind. man, Cardinal Bonnechose. Thanking more powerful vitality by a judicious ties are trying to win over the working man, for the greatest part of his sacer- the Government for what it had done, and energetic development of its resour- Ring out a slowly-dying cause, men. I approve of all that the Govern- dotal life of twenty-five years, connect- after a brief exposition of the real con- ces. He hoped that the Government And ancient forms of party strife; ment has done for them, and would wish ed with the clergy of the Cathedral, died dition of affairs, he thus stated what we would take advantage of the occasion to Ring in the nobler modes of life, to see them grateful. 1 know, however, last Wednesday, December 18th, in, we may suppose to be the "platform" of declare that it would continue to follow With sweeter manners, panrer laws. that in certain town« there are trades in believe, his fifty-eighth year. A few the French Catholics:— up the line of policy which it had adopt- which, while the rest are employed in weeks past, he fell on the ice and dislo- Ring out the want, the care, the sin, "And now, gentlemen, what conclu- ed, and that the French troops should cated his hip, and while suffering from The faithless col inees of the times; their occupations, one of their number sion is to be drawn from what I have remain at Home until the security of the this injury lie was attacked by an acute Ring out, ring out my mournful rhymes, reads aloud the Journal de la lieotie, said? That as the Italian Government Holy See should be completely guaran- form of typh0id, which resulted in his But ring the fuller minstrel in. which is paid for by all. [Laughter.] declares officially that the unity of Italy teed and its situation solidly establish-1 jamente(j death. He received all the The city of Lyons is, however, one of is incompatible with the preservation of Ring out false pride in place and blood, •d.' last sacraments most edifyingly, and the most religious in France. Whert the temporal power of the Pope, we The civic slander and the spite; when, at hie own request, informed by ten thousand foreign Catholics subscribe must from this time forth choose between The explicit declarations of the Arch- Ring in the love of truth and right; one of the good Sisters of Charity, that l.OOOf., for Missionary purposes, those the one or the other. The choice of the bishop will be hailed with joy by all Ring in the common love of good. the physicians could scarcely hope for his of France give I0,000f., excepting in Senate cannot be a matter of doubt; but who wish to see Churchmen present an recovery, he expressed his perfect resig- Ring out old shapes of foul diseare; Lyons, where the amount is 31,000f. what will the Conference do? Will it unbroken front to the enemies of religion, nation to the Devine will. The funeral Ring out the narrowing Inst of gold; France is thus the first among Catholic decide that Italy must be compelled by and who grieve to have to witness any obsequies were performed at the Cathe- Ring out the thousand war« oi old; nations, not from the number of her in force of arms to abandon her pretensions ecclesiastic even inclining to the impi- dral on the following Friday morning, Ring in the thousand years of peaoe. habitants, but from her works of benevo and confine herselfto her present limits? ous system miscalled Liberalism, but, the Solemn Pontifical Mass of Requiem lence and charity. For fourteen centu I hardly think it will; nevertheless, with- in reality, a denial of all authority, right, Ring in the valiant man and free, being celebrated by the Right Rev. ries she has occupied this position.— out such a determination there will be or law. The larger heart, the kindlier hand; Bishop Domenec, of Pittsburgh, assisted When Clovis had been baptized by the no result possible; I can see nothing in The Marquis de Moustier, Foreign Ring ont the darkness of the land, by the Rev. President and students of influence of Queen Clotilde, he inarched the future but continual fermentation in Minister, closed the debate on the part Ring in the Christ that is to be. the Seminary, in presence of many of into Italy to force the Lombards to re- Italy, incessant danger for the Pope, of the Government as follows:— his Rev. brethren and a numerous con- spect the Holy Father, and thus earned alarms of troubled consciences in our "He believed there was reason to ex- gregation. The funeral sermon was We are all Gleaners* the name of the eldest son of the Church country. The disquietudes of which the pect much from the good sense and preached by the Most Rev. Archbishop. In the second dynasty Charlemagne pre- Emperor complained in his speech will honesty of the Italians, and hoped that Reader—thou and 1 are gleaners, sented to the Papacy the territory situ We are confident that the hundreds of In the harvest field of time; be protracted; there will be no trust in men who could give guarantees forju. young persons whom he had prepared Day by day the grain is ripening; ated by the side of that it possessed al the future, and all the efforts o re estab- dicious and honorable conduct would so well for their First Communion, will For a sunnier clime. ready, and thus formed the patrimony lish confidence will be frustrated. What, soon come into power. In such case it hold his memory in grateful recollection of the Church; this donation dates from then, are we now to do? I do not ask would not be well for the Holy See to Whether in the early morning, and especially remember him m their Uuing forth with bu*y feet, ten centuries ago, which is more than you to give the deathblow yourselves to count upon a dissolution of Italian uniiy. Or as weary laborers, restisg the modern prescription of thirty or prayers.—Cath. Telegraph. 'Jriid the noon-day heat — this Kingdom of Italy, since you have It must rather look forward to the possi- forty years. The Emperor Napoleou willed its existence; but as this new bility of living in a community of ideas Let us strive with chcerfnl spirit understood the necessity of founding Power declares itself incompatible with with Italv—not. indeed, withi thethe Italy I'rvli our duties to fullill. durable order of things, and gave to THE report published in the American that which constitutes the life of the of Mazzini, nor of Garibaldi, nor offRa- I Till the tiiuo of harvest—subject France the Concordat, thus re-establish newspapers thai t» thii.eo »pantsSn-iiiislni *(Jovern - moral world in ulic Universe, let us await tozzi, but « new Italy. In reality no th- To thu Master's will. ing the Catholic religion in all its pomp inent propose,.,d! to selsinl thme island• • s of Uu- the dispensations of Providence: let us jug was easier to conci ive by reference Since that lime the French nation has v |»orto Rico to the United States Let us pnrner tip »-weet memories, disengage our own responsibility; let us to the past, than an tali a it l'ope l' * ha ant K'lund the ti'-s of love; remained profoundly Catholic, and re is not supported by advices from Spain, ie jr in the midst ot an no nest and tran- I'icaeaut thought» to cheer the pathwuy Iiiiious feciitiirB, even in the lowest ranks allow th it to crumble to pieces which is alHl is undoubtedly a pure invent,on.- 'io our home above;— qui! people without, for that r son, lor- of tin people, instead of remaining sta destined to perish; and let us remain tht lt is pronounced false by the highest au- protectors and defenders of that which leiting his independence and his digni- thorities of the island. The Cubans are Trusting that these precious gleanings, tiouary, are increasing daily. Permi ty. What was wanting in order to ar- Bound with loving baud. me, gentlemen, to point out a fact of im cannot fall. Let us stny at Rome till the much amused by the story. May in gelden sheave« bo gathered Sovereign Disposer of all events shall rive at a solution of the Roman question To tho spirit land.

f 366 THE CATHOLIC. In the shipping trade we meet with I »«on of the eye», which ever light up the the structure formed by this enormous the clearest evidence that certain ideas in tn« pp ^ dignified countenance. To de.cr.be his wall contain, our present knowledge be- Rt^lNi III. Ui Europe ataiitar results, pagUnd lh# |onHajrf prevail at certain epochs with a sort of Holiness as 1 saw him: He appears to ing confined to the existing level of the ,ne ha» been increased within the »ame We give Wo" »o '«^»ct* fr<»» the inevitable fatality. One of the idess be about 70 year» old—his age t» 75— ground? Of thu I can say nothing, period by ?tH,427 ton», in »colland the pamphlet, "Napoleon III. »"d Europe which ha* «lost impassioned and still middle »tzed, and though rather inclin- though the passage discovered by Mr. increase ha» been 141 ,»4« tons, in the moat impaasmna our age, is the idea of ed to corpulency, yet of a frame still re- Warren, thirty feet below the 'single in 1W7," lately ¡»sued in Pan», »nd Channel Island» the increase has been aaaociation. In the. commercial sphere taining all it» muscular power. Little gateway,' and dascribed by him under which ia believed to proceed from an 22,101 tuns» and in the British Posses- It has created credit societies, substitut- tiny dumpling hands as white as sitow, the date of October 22d, promise« to sions the tonnage has increased by 483,- official source, and to which, af an in- ing collective for individual force. In j j and little tiny feet, of which any lady lead to important discoveries. The val* 725 tons. But in Ireland the decrease dication of the future policy of France, the economical Sphere it has created eo- won Id be proud. A face one cannot ley to the West of the Temple (Tyro* was nearly '4,000 ton«. much importance w attached. Itadto« opetative societies, resting upon the look upon without loving—so mild and pa>on) turns out to be very different in It may be said that Ireland is an agri- principle of mutuality. In the more ex- benevolent is it; the large dark Italian form from anything hitherto supposed, eatea a policy of non-intervention in cultural country, and that it is only by tended circle of international relations, I eye being softened by the constant aflec- viz: tolerably flat for the greater part ©f the affair» of Gfrnmny, and an alliance a reference to the facts connected with this tendency to association has given | tionate smile playing about the mouth its width, with ample »pace for a 'lower that trade that we can judge of its pros- between Germany» Fiance, and Eng- birth to treaties of commerce which, in- — a smile not assumed and put aside at city,' and suddenly descending close perity or adversity. Assuming this to below the Temple wall to a narrow gul- land; the maintenance of the September stead of severing two countries by the will, but one of real "Christian hope and be a correct way of viewing the matter, ly of great depth. The well known arch Convention» or the formation of an struggle of opposing interests unites resignation, ever present, ever sugges- we find that, unfortunately for those discovered by Mr. Robinson, the centre them by the fertile principle ol free and tive of the true character of the man.— equivalent guarantee fo» the security of who say so, the same state of things of so many speculations, may thus prove mutual competition. Lastly,tins magic When one thioks of the trials and suf- the Papal dominions, and the execution exists in the agricultural pursuits of the to have been only a single opening ?o breath which urges on to unity, display- ferings, political and corporal, endured couutry, as is found in the other trades. span this gully, instead of the commence- of reform» which are to widen the basis ed itself in its loftiest expression in po- j with manly fortitude by hi» Holiness for of freedom in France, and lend addi- litical life, properly so called. There it Thi» will be seen by the following re- ment of a long bridge or viaduct." turn showing the number of acres in Ire- j the last twenty years, one caunot help tional »ecurity to the Imperial throne tends to eliminate the breaking up into j admiring the spirit which has sustained small States, and calls forth, as one of land under crops of wheat, oats, barley, him and fo llowed him through all his and dynasty. the great realities, a future, yet impos- here and rye;— career. It makes us contemplate what EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF FIREARMS IW I. sible to define, is destined to see accom- In ¡847—3,289,720 acres. j would have been the present state of the CORK.—Some excitement was occasion- plished great agglomerations by the In 1857—2,773,«27 acres. It would be useless and even danger- Roman Catholic Church had a man of ed in the city this morning, when it be- force of their nationality, i. e., by the In J866—2,159,199 acres- to misconceive hands to a large extent those most pre- now 21,000 more than it was in 1860. shook the front of the house and awak- and the residue, £l 10s. per cent., tie important part which Providence cious treasures, the gold and the blood Pauperism has no rival, being the staple ened some of the family. The door, would remain to redeem the principal. has assigned ta us in the progressive of France, never to touch this two-fold trade in Ireland under English rule. however, was well secured, and the march of universal history. We believe, wealth of the country, not to spend a The period required for this purpose, burglars are supposed to have gone away then, that France is destined by Provi- sou, not to shed a drop of the blood of placing £1 10s. per cent, at compound on finding that it resisted all their efforts interest, Mr. Hutton estimates at thirty- to force it. dence to pronounce at this moment one France without previously and consci- The Pope. of those solemn words which put an end entiously asking themselves if her honor five years, when the annuity would cease, and the tenant become possessed The authorities are investigating the to uncertainty, fix the definitive value and her interests are in the question, A correspondent of the Irish Times, of the past, gives its proper form to the of his farm. The loan should be a first afTair at Mr. Richardson's house, but as and without being able to testify before which paper is the leading organ of the present, and clear up the paths of the all the world that it is for a just cause, charge, and the security of the year, as yet no clue has been obtained to the j future. This word, which we alone are and with the well founded hope of not Protestants of Dublin, writing from the sum borrowed w as being repaid, and perpetrator of the robbery, or the place in a position to pronounce with com- causing blood to flow in vain, that the Rome, speak» of his Holiness, Pius IX., also from the increased value given to to which the arms were removed.—Cork plete efficacy—this word is "Peace."— country is asked for its wealth and its in the following terms: — the farm through the improvements I Examiner, Nov. 29. But what peace, and upon what condi- children, of whom it must be more care- which a feeling of proprietorship would tions? •'Those who have seen the Sovereign lead the occupier to make. II. ful the less it feels inclined to yield them Pontiff deliver his benediction to Home up. JEFFERSON DAVIS AT THE CATHOLIC Germany is made, and the causes that and to the world, at Easter from the ORPHANS' FAIR IN RICHMOND.—Quite an have formed her are familiar, secular, Loggia, officiate at the Grand Mass at DISCOVERIES IN PALESTINE. —The ex- interesting incident took place at the we would williugly say invincible, if we The Decline of Ireland. the high altar in St. Peter's, or assist at » i)l orations in ralestine are rn: king good Catholic Orphans' Fair Room,on Main did not desire to hold aloof from every The population of England has in- anv other public service or festival— progres An officiall report dated at street, on Thursday night last. Mr. figure of strife or agression. But this creased since 1821 by more than 8,000,- such lucky ones will doubtless forever Jerusalem on the 22nd of Octoberob , says Jefferson Davis, accompanied by Judge Germany-in process ol formation, unifi- 000, the population of Scotland by near- preserve a lively recollection of the gran- that Mr. Warren had established, by Ould, visited the Fair on that night, and cation upon our very frontier, is she a ly 1,000,000, and that of the Channel deur and religious solemnity of the oc- actual demonstration, that the South whilst he w as enjoying the delicacies at threat to us, or a danger? Doe« then- Islands has increased by more than 50,- casion. But to see Pius IX. aright, to wall of the sacred enclosure which con- the supper table, the ladies and gentle- exist a duty, or indeed a right, that 000, but since 1821 the population of understand his true character, and ap- tained the Temple, is buried for more men present agreed to raffle off a most obliges or authorizes us to interfere in Ireland has decreased by more than 1,- preciate it, you must strip him of his tha i half its depth heneath tin accumu- beautiful cigar stand with a musical box this solemn drama of the formation of a 000,000, and nearly 3,000,000since 1811. vestments of purple and gold, and i in - attached, which had been sent, togethef great people upon our frontier? Let us England has a population of about 20,- agine him simply clad in a long habit ol lation of rubbish, probably the ruins ol the successive buildings which once with many other handsome article put plainly the double question contain- 000,000 to 49,450 square miles of land creamy white, seated in a cosy arm from Brussels, Belgium, the winner » ed in the problem whose solution weight crowned it, and that ifbared to its foun- a —Ireland has about 5,000,000 to 27,457 chair at a table covered with papers and present it to him. The ratll i occurred ao anxiously upon the world. Ought dation, the wall would present an un- square miles. The proportion in Ire- documents, in a room in the Vatican, and the prize was won by a gentleman France to prevent Germany from being land is small as compared with England, small and plainly f- rnished. Into such broken face of solid masonry, of nearly re- on< from Baltimore, Mr. M—who united? To this two-fold question thus and yet nearly every one who has writ- an apartment I was introduced, and it thousand feet long, and for a large m- plainly put, we reply without hesitation, ten on the subject, refers to Ireland as was here I spent the delightful hall hour portion of that distance more than one quested that Miss M. C. II- , the "No." France ought not; France can- suffering from an overgrown population. which T shall always remember with the hundred and fifty feet in height; in other teresting young lady who was instru- mental in getting up the raffle, should not. Let us hasten to add that when The imports into Great Britain for deepest sense of pleaeure and gratifica- words, nearly the length of the London present it in the name of those Who had we say France cannot oppose herself to the four years ending 1865 showed a tion. It was lale when I entered—past Gyrstal Palace, and the height of the contributed. Miss II > approaching the internal formation of the German great increase. The increase was offi- four o'clock—and the lamp in the cen- transept. Mr. Warren adds: — nationality, we do not assuredly intend the ex-President, said:— cially valued at nearly £60,000,000.— tre of the table gave a dull light to the "The wall as it stands, with less than and at the to speak of physical and material want But instead of an increase, there was a room, though quite sufficient to enable half that height emerging from the "Mr. Davis—In the name of pow« r. We wish to say that France me to observe every feature and every request of ihe ladies and gentlemen who decrease in the imports into Ireland. ground, has always been regarded as a s cannot do so because she must not be During the same period the exports little movement of my august host. All marvel. What must it h ive been when have colltrioU ted, 1 present you ">| false to her Democratic and liberal mis- from Great Britain reached £218,610,- the world has seen the Pope's photo- entirely exposed to view? No wonder token of our respect for you, the Pre*»' dent of the Confederate States. sion. She ought not, and she cannot, 233 in 1865, being an increase that year graph; but though his photograph re- that the Prophets am Psalmists should only wish we had something more wor- lastly, because she must not make what of nearly £10,000,000 as compared with sembles him in a certain degree, yet have rejoiced in the 'wall' and 'bul- thy of your acceptance, but, after look- is illogical and unjust the pivot of her 1861. But in Ireland the value of the there are few such pictures which ever walks' of the Temple, and that Tacitus ing round the tables, find nothing more policy. exports in 1865 was only £221,383, be- do justice—though they are sometimes should have described it as modo arris suitable, and though the gift «» small* III. ing a considerable reduction as compared too impartial—and in the present ease construtem. The que stion immediate- you lose the whole benevolent expres- we hope you will accept it. We wish The philosophy of history shows with with 1861. ly occurs, what does the lower part ol THE CATHOLIC. 357 from oor hearts every blessing upon Having retired to Naples, a few years I I am not really better yoaraelf and family." ago, he paid a public vi«a to Prince dying. I eannot Ii I fe, | that I am ! them toward him. »Tell me all about eannot live through another TIME'» first footprints are wrinkle* In reply, Mr. Davis said: — Humbert, who returned it with the same day. it« and I will see what 1 can do.' and gray hair, and although nothing has "1 thank you and the ladies and gen- publicity. "O, mother, you must not say that'" In a few words, Rose told the oft-re- yet been discovered to eradieoto the tlemen for % our kindness, and will plaee The Pope withdrew his fiotto Cardi- pleaded the girl in saddened tones. peated story. Theirs had been a very former the latter m»v be easily obliter- this with the cold headed cane present* naligio, or emoluments of office, and the "You must live for our sake«, bsppy home when their father was ali*e; ated by the use of RIDg', Vegetable What ed to me by the Catholic ladies of Nor- King of Italy allowed him a pension in- will become of us when you an but suddenly sickness had laid him low, A tubrosu. We know that it will restore folk, who held a fair for a charitable stead. gone and in a few days carried hioi to the "God can make her well, can't He, gray hair to its original color and re- purpose lalt spring. Your kindness Cardinal D'Andrea is Victor Em- Sissy?"* grave. A widowed mother was lelt move from the scalp all itching or itri- will not be forgotten. The Catholics manuel's candidate for the Papacy, nf- alone with two young children Shejtation, whether caused by dandraff or have always been my friends, and I can "Yes, dear; and I think he will. I had striven hard to keep them ter the death of Pius IX. Of Passsgli», have asked him so often to do it." from humors, at the s ime time imparting to not forget the circumstance that the nothing more is heard. It was hoped, want, and had succeeded, until, in her I the hair that glissy and beautiful look Holy Father, the head of your Church "My dear children, God can make me turn, she was attacked by the hand of ao ihuch desired, some time ago, that he would retract his well; but if he should not, he knows al- waa the first sovereign who sent me his errors, and he did sign a first paper, but disease. She fought against it as long blessing in my misfortunes. May Got ways what is best for us, and you must as she could, and had, even to the week more having been required of him, it not murmur. That God who has watch- bleas you all." of her death, continued her labors for would seem that he «till hesitates. ed over you from infancy will not for- Ir he who causes two blades of grass After concluding his reply, Mr. Davis Utiardiav. part of the day. They had for months to grow where but one grew before is a sake you when 1 am gone, and you must past been growing gradu ;l*y poorer. departed, amidst the adieus and bless put your trust in him. I have commend- publie benefactor, then he who places in ings of those present.—Richmond Whig One article of furniture after another THK Memphis titolane he says there ed you both to the kind care and keep- the hands of the public the means of 30th ult. was sold that they might buy bread. are twenty thousand starving negroes in ing of'Our Father who is in heaven.*" curing disease ia more. Dr. Humphrey Now all was gone; their mother, too, his been over ten years prepairing his Memphis, living in filth and rags, who Just then a gust of wind blew out the w as dead, and they were left alone—to are kept alive, only by stealing. De- last feeble, flickering ray of the candle, Homeopathic Specifics for the public, Lecture fry Rt. Be?. M, Nantc ii starve, perchance, "except," Rose said, plorable as this may be, it is the ease, to and left them in darkness. and has elaborated the most complete, fiaefiaati. and she thought it would be so, "Our simple and successful system ever know a greater or less extent, in every South- "O, mother! what will we do now: Father in heaven will take care of us." This distinguished prelate, on Sunday ern town and city. it is so dark, and we hav for families or individuals. His prepa- no other The simple words and artless manner rations have an established and merited evening, delivered a lecture in the Ca candle." had their effect on the good man's heart. thedral, for the benefit of the Orphans "You had better lie down here by me. reputation. Address Humphreys' Spe- THE largest salmon ever taken with a "Would you like to go with me?" he His lecture was highly interesting, and Nestle closely, and we will keep each cific Homeopathic Medicine Company, rod and fly was recently captured in asked. "I will give you a nice and 562 Broadway, New York. was listened to by a large and attentive other warm, and sleep till morning." the river Tweed. It weighed fifty-one pleasant home, and you shall have bread audience. The Rt. Rev. gentleman A few more words of conversation, pounds, was four feet three inches long enough to eat." chose for his text the sixteenth verse of and their voices grew fainter. The and twenty-nine and a half inches in "You will go, won't you. Sissy? I am wearied children and their mother fell CANCER CAN BE CUREO, and to can the fourth chapter of the First Epistle of girth. so cold and hungry," said Eddie. St. John: "God is charity; he that abid- asleep, and in that sleep the mother's Scrofula, Tetter, and all Kindred Dit spirit passed from earth. Rose looked up with tears of thank- eatc»!—We refer the reader to the Rev. eth in charity abideth in God, and God fulness in her eye, and then glanced M AYOR HORTON, ol Mobile, was sen- Fathers M. and P. Crane, of St. Augus- in him!" Want of time and space at The sun was shining when Rose aw oke thoughtfully at the bed. tenced to pay a fine of $250 on the '-»1st the next morning. Her brother's eyes tine's; the Rev. Father M'Ginn, of 8t. this late hour would prevent our giving "Never mind, dear; I will not take of December by a Mobile court, for a were fixed steadfastly on his mother's Francis'; Rev. Father Sheeran, of Villa a lengthy report of the Bishop's address. you yet. You may stay here until your violation of the Civil Rights bill in ban- face. Nova, and hundreds of others. Call or Monday's Commercial gives the salient mother is buried, and then you shall go points as follows:— ishing a negro from the city. "Hush," he said; "mother is asleep; send for Treatise on Cancer, Ac., dtc. with me." JAMES MCNICHOL, M. D., "The purport of the speaker's remarks it will do her good. Be quiet and do He made inquiry in regard to them, waa, that God was a God of charity, and not wake her." No. 1322,' Parish street, Philadelphia. and found their story true. Their moth- Office hours from 8 A. M., to 2 P. M. that His Church was actuated by prin- OUR LITTLE ONES. Alas! alas! it was that sleep which er was spoken in the highest terms. ciples of love. In the Mosaic dispen- knows no waking. Rose felt it as soon The funeral over, the children were sation God appeared on Mount Sinai as as she saw the pale face and motionless taken to his home, and committed to the a God of judgment, and His presence My Birth-Day, body. She had seen death once before, care of his sister, who kept house for HAT, CAP, AND FUR STORE.—There is no place in the city where a larger and was manifested amid thunder and light- BY ELIZA C OOK. and she could not forget its tokens. She him. The children lived happily there, better assortment of Hats, Cap«, and ning; but, in the new dispensation, pressed her lips to the forehead. Its but never forgot their mother's early Mother, there's no soft hand comes now Furs can be found, than at the old and Christ gave proof that His mission was icy coldness startled her, and she drew teachings. When asked who had pro- To smooth the dark curls o'er mv brow: back with a shudder. reliable wholesale and retail store of W«. one of love for men, both temporally and j " vided them with such a home and given FLEMING, NO. 139, Wood street. We spiritually. He went about doing good, "Don't Sissv, don't; you will wake to them so many kind friends, their an- I hear no voice so low and mild have known Mr. Fleming for many years, healing the sick, as well as saving the her." swer was given in childlike faith, "Our As that which breathed "my own loved and can speak for his mode of fair deal- souls of sinners. God desired that His "Eddie, dear, mother is not asleep. Father who is in heaven." •Church should follow His example, and child." She will wake no more on earth." ing. He is a hatter and furrier, and a manifest the blessings of religion by- No smile will greet, no lips will press. "Oh, yea, she will, sister!" thorough master of his trade. charity toward men. No prayer will rise, no words will bless. "Touch her; she is so cold." In paying a visit to this house, a few Mustn't Alway* Take People at their days since, we noticed a very fine col- "The lecturer then referred to various "But so are we. The room is cold; So fond, so dear, so true for me lection of Ladies' Furs, including the portions of the history of the Roman there is no fire. I wish we had some Word. As those I ever met from thee. Hudson Bay Sable, Mink Sable, and Catholic Church, and compared the sta- wood, and that would soon warm her." "O that I were dead," cried the bull- Siberian Squirrel; black and brown Sa- tistics of London and Rome, relating to Oh! th at my soul could melt in tears, "No, no, Eddie; that cannot be. It is finch. too late now." bles in Mufls, ( -apes, Eugenies, Berthas, charitable institutions, for the purpose And die beneath the pain it bears; "1 don't w onder at it, I'm sure, dear," and Hoods; and in the gentlemen's line, of proving Jus statement that, under the "But she can't be really gone. Sissy. The grief that springs, the thonghts that said the cat, fitting with her eyes fixed Fur Capes, Mufflers and Guantlets. Catholic rule, much more money w as She didn't tell us good-bye, and kiss us, on the cage. In the front there are two immense spent for hospitals and other benevo- goad, as father did." "To be penned up here from day to lent institutions in Rome than in Lon- Become a heavy ntaddeninc load; "Because God took her in the night, windows of solid French plate glass.— » O * day, while all my friends are rejoicing The first floor of this mammoth hou^e is don, under Protestant rule. He also For all that heart and memory blends w hen all was dark, and we were asleep." in the sweet sunny sky and the flowers," 0 used for the retail trade. As you enter referred to the monasteries on the sum- "And we are all alone, anil so little! said the bullfinch. the first object which will strike the eye mit of the Alps, and the well known Hut hotly scathes and sorely rends; What will we do, Sissy? Who will care "How distressing!" said the cat, with is the long line of glass cases on each deeds of the monks of St. Bernard in And feeling, with its biting fangs, for us now?" much feeling. side of the room, which are filled with "Not all alone, Eddie. You know rescuing travelers from the inclement Tortures with sharp and bleeding pangs. "And just to be allowed now and then, all the latest styles of Hats, Caps, and we have 'Our Father iti Heaven' yet. Alpine storms. for a few minutes, to try my wings by a Ladies' Furs, Gent's Fur Gaps, Collar», My mother! thou did'st prophesy Mother told us we must trust in him. "In conclusion, he spoke of the char- flight around the room." and Gloves, Men's and Boys' Cloth and Iladn' t we better say our morning pray- itable institutions of the Church, and With sighing tone and weeping eve "Mere mockery! A cruel insult I call Cassimere Caps. This department ia ers together now?" urged his hearers to follow the example That the cold world would never be that," said the cat. only used for the wholesale jobbing trade. The orphaned children kneeled beside of Christ in benevolence to the poor." A kindred resting-place lor ine. "And as to singing, how can I sing?" The upper stories are used for jobbing. their dead mother, and, in broken, trem- said the bullfinch. Oh, thou wert right! I eannot find There is also on hand all kinds of Men's ulous accents, repeated the Lord's pray- "How, indeed," said the cat. Fur and Wool Hats; also Ladies' and THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AMKRICA. One sympathetic link to bind, er. He who is the Father of the father- "This piping song that I have been Misses' Hats. less looked down from his throne on The London Weekly Register, in writing But where some dark alloy comes in drilled into, not a note of it conies front In the jobbing departments an im- high, and in love and compassion heard on the state of the Catholic Church in To mar with folly, wrong, or sin. my heart." mense stock may be seen, and it would their prayer. "1 never could bear anything that did this country, makes the following re- pay the reader well to pay the place a My mother! thou did'st know full well Their sobs, while they were upon not come from iny heart," said the cat, visit, whether he wants to bay or not. marks:— their kne es by their mother's side, had My spirit was not fit to dwell demurely. The business is conducted on the prin- fallen upon the ear of a passer-by. They "O that 1 were dead!" said the bull- "We have the authoiity of an Ameri- With crowds who dream not of the ray ciple of "quick sales and small profits«," can Protestant author, (Mr. T. W. Ham- were tokens of distress, and he was one finch. and all articles are warranted to be as That burns the very soul away. mersly, who has lately published a vol- who was ever ready to lend a helping "It's what your best friends wish for represented. Da not fail to give Mr ume against the doctrine of the Real That ray is mine; 'tis held from God, hand in sorrow. The shutters were you, dear," said the cate; "and as the Fleming a call at his old stand, No. 139 Presence) for stating that the number of But scourges like a blazing rod. open, and he looked through the broken door of your cage is a little ajar, I see Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. pane, and saw the kneeling children. Catholics in the United States has, with- And never glows with fiercer flame you have only to come out and—" in a little more than a generation, in- He heard, too, the childish, broken ac- "And what?" asked the bullfinch. Than when 'tis kindled at thy name. cents, repeating, "Our Father, who art creased from 600,000 to 6,500,000. And "Why, dearest, 1 would, however pain- FOR DENTISTRY go to Dr. B. Ramsey, yet there are persons who calmly assert in heaven," and his heart was moved ful to ray feelings, soon put you out of No. 34 Seventh street. For best set of My mother! thou art remembered yet that when the Iriah go to the United with compassion toward them. Wait- your misery," said the cat, preparing to teeth, $15. States the majority of them become With doting love and keen regret; ing until their prayer was finished, he spring; upon which the bullfinch set up Protestants in the second generation. My birth-day finds me once again knocked at the door. Rose looked up a scream of such terror that his mistress affrighted. Not more than ten days ago that fable In fervent sorrow, deep as vain. flew into the room, and puss was glad FOR DENTISTRY go to 246 Pena street, "0, Eddie, it must be the landlord, was thrown in the teeth of Cardinal Thou art gone for ever, I must wait to escape down stairs.—Leisure Hour, DRS. SILL & GILLESPIE. Cullen by the PaU Mall Gazette, because and we haven't the rent for him. He The will of Heaven, the w ork of fate hia Eminence quoted Macaulay's well will turn us out" and they nestled clos- known prophecy respecting the Papacy. And faith can yield no hope for me er to their mother, as if even yet she THE POOR OF ALLEOHENY.—The St. May we ask, if this stupendous increase Brighter than that of meeting thee. could protect them. The stranger heard BUSINESS NOTICES. Vincent dePaul Society, attached to St. of the Church in the United States does their whispered words, and did not wait Peter's church, Allegheny city, appeal to not arise from the increase of Irish emi- lor them to give him admittance. He AVER'S AMERICAN ALMANAC, for 1868, the ladies and the charitable in general, grants in that land, what else can have Tbe Orphaos. opened the door and stood before them. has been received by all druggists for for donations of old clothes, to supply They looked at him with fear, and then caused it? It is tiue that converts to "Our Father, who art in heaven." delivery, gratis, to all who call for it. the demand made upon it by the many the Church have of late years been very with wonder, for he was a stranger. This number contains proofs to show that poor under its charge. Contributions, numerous in America, but, of course, in The wind was howling fiercely around They had never seen him before. As some of the stars have existed for sixty or addresses, can be left at E. & C. Ma- nothing like the proportions here given." an old cottage, and sweeping through they looked, they felt that they could millions of years. We had not suppos- ginn's, or Kohen Si Brother's, Federal the broken windows with its chilling trust him, there was so much kindness ed such proof possible, but the Doctor street, Allegheny . breath. There was a sad scene within. in his face, and his first words were very gives it in a shape which seems indis- A woman, pale and wasted by disease, gentle. putable. His witticisms have long made CARDINAL IVANDRKA has been order- ! lay on a heap of straw, which formed "I heard your sobs, my children, and his book acceptable; his medical advice ed by Pontifical decree to return to the only bed the room contained, while APPEAI TO THK CHARITA«LE.—-The St, feared that something was wrong. 1 makes it indispensable to families, and Vincent de Paul Society, attached to the Rome, by the 29th December, under two children, a girl of ten and a boy of thought that perhaps 1 might be able to ' now he adds the most startling problems Cathedral, confidently "appeal to the la- penalty of losing his rank of Cardinal eight years, bent fondly over her. She and other dignities. do something for you." of abstract science to its attractions. dies for donations of old clothes, to sup- had just awaked from sleep, and Rlos e This prelate is a liberal Catholic, be- They pointed to their mother. That ply the demands made upon them by the smiled and asked, pale face told the tale. many poor under their charge. Parcek longing to llie school of Father Passag- "Do you feel better now, moth lia. He fell out with the Pope, and nerf "When did she die?" FAMILY COAL.—Wm. M. Stewart, has or addresses can be left at the Office of "Yes, a little, darling." "Last night. It was in the dark, and constantly on hand an excellent quality the Cathedral any morning, from 10 to quitted Rome, under pretence of ill- "I thought so; 1 knew you would be health, without the Sovereign Pontiff1® we did not see her die;" and at the of Coal, Nut Coal, and Slack. Yard No. 12 o'clock; also at George Quigley's better if you eouid only go to sleep." thought the tears flowed forth afresh. 71 Sandusky street, close to the Railway Bookstore, Grant street, and at J. Dun- approbation. "You must not deceive yourself, Rose; "Never mind now," he said, draw'm g track, Allegheny city. levy's, in the Diamond. 358 THE CATHOLIC. inconsiderable amount of money, and thesis is, that the lot of Rome is insepa- Hence seeing how impossible »1 it to find who never attend Sabbath School.— without which the publisher could not They would much sooner, it seems, rably united with that of the Popes; and for a single month continue to publish * _ , , a I any certainty in revealed truth« among he does not, for a moment, lcrs sight of his paper.'* iiiL . a [ ao many contradictory sects, finding no catrh Catholics. Have they given up this thesis. He points out the succes- tart* ft, VifU of Ep,ph.»y. > Protestant, on which all hopes of making practical Christians sive steps by which Divine Providence Monday, i, Pen« of Bpiph.ny. d. 1 cl. j ^ ^^ undoubtinj5 of those nominal Protestanti? Have to reat certainty or absolute undoubting T**oday,7, Second day of Octave. • d. these men tested Protestantism and established the Papal Sovereignty in NEWS OF THE WEEK. tooth in positive dogmas or forms of Wo4no«Uy Ä, Third day of Oct. a. d. found it wanting? Must its ranks be re- the Eternal City: he shows clearly that t worship, they look on the task as hope- TViraday, 9, Fourth day of Oct. a. d. cruited from those only who have no* the Popes have been the real friends and THK Fenians are still active. The less, and give it up in despair. Many newest sensation is the effort made to Pridty, 10, Fifth ¿oy of Oct. a. d experienced what it is? It would seem defenders of Home and its people, and of them have a aort of general belief in dvntroy the gas works at Glasgow, on Saturday. II, 8ixth day of Oct. a. d. so. We need not draw a picture of thi that whenever the Holy Father was the truth of Christianity as a religion, the '¿3d of December. Attempts had class of Catholics from whom they ob driven from his throne, Home, became a been made the night before to destroy but no definite ideas of what revealed tain their "converts," few as they are", poor, provincial town, without wealth, the gas works at Warrington, near truths, what form of Divine worship (if nor contrast their character with that ol importance, social order, or munieipa Liverpool. In both eases the efforts • I any) or what code of morals it teaches. wt-re unsuccessful. The authorities in the men who leave them to join th liberty What is still more deplorable, they seem those cities are doubly watchful, and no Catholic Church. It should furnish The arrangement of the work seems to give themselves little trouble about it. further trouble is apprehended. them with matter for reflection. Then somewhat confused. This, however, i The precautions of the British Gov- . We do not say that this is universal, PITTSBURGH, JAN. 4, 1868. is another fact not a little striking only a secondary fault. Of the aceu ernment against the Fenians still con- bat it it by far too general, and still in- Their manner" of attacking the Church I racy of the translation we can say noth- tinues. Very extensive and unusual creasing. This state of things was long by coarse vituperation, by falsifying ing. as we have not seen the origina preparations were made on the 25th tilt., since foretold, for Protestant principles which indicated that the authorities or misrepresenting her doctrines or prac but the English style is far from being un- Fifty Hours' DmllOl. I | unerringly. It but the natu- were in possession of information that a ead ttt lt tices. We, on the contrary, desire onl> I exceptionable. Nevertheless, the Rev- general attempt is to be made by the Tfee Devotion of the Forty Hour«, in ral development of those principles.— to lay fairly before them the claims and I translator has our thanks for placing the Fenians lo rescue the prisoners confin- honor of the Mort Holy Sacrament, will The end must be uncertainty and unbe ed in various parts of the United King- I .. A S«f I . VI l_ _ A A > A S U A

feci i». however, becoming more cvi- After the great secession from the Church, £ ^ ^ ^ ^^ I Thi, Uny publ;calion is luH of bean Another Fenian outrage was perpe- dent every day, and the caw growing «»any truths were preserved, but these ¡. display- tiful thoughts, admirably adapted to tin trated on the 28th, at Dublin. AIL ef- Church fort was made to fire the General Post rapidly worse. We hear occasumally «• being gradually lost or throwuaw*y « ' cotemporary I holy season of Christmas., Office by means of Greek fire. The at- / A ki* ««ppiiinni to nsrtienlar I Protestantism has no real principle ol J tnis country. » , ot considerable aece...on. to partieula does not appear to be prejudiced agains tempt was happily frustrated. Beyond Churches, but these are for the most »» sincerely sorry to find the destruction of a few letters no dam- Entry of the Pontifical Troops into age was done. part, persons who leave one denomina-! from the tree. It may keep green for a ^ ^ " ^ thjnk jr t, w . - ~ *. » Rome. LETTER, charged with an explosive ffJEL -a attach themselves while. - There is some .apin It may control of ihcpott.- lion or Church, and attach themselv« show apparent signs of life; but gradu-I we w,8n ' material, and addressed to Government „ . !, .. ... mi„ I l nowerof the co.intrv. lie was never The Roman correspondent of the Lon- officials in Ireland, have been dropped to another, nnder the influence of some ally it dries up, withers and dies. That I ra«« Pnw"* private pique, or the attraction of some , 1 . . u i i I more mistake There are Catholics ot all lon Tablet, writing under date of the into the Dublin Post Office in large num- r , natural cra.mg , Pr..ea..nt,a„, ha. ,n.t, loa,... hold on ~'*l k , bers. Several of them exploded. A popular preacher, or a natural craving ke cotjrel 15th of November, gives the following faruuth and p.ae. Of .oul which .he, 1 'he .o...e. may be readily perce.«ed by < P Ut„ account of the entry of the Papal troops I policeman, who attempted to open one inte Rome, after expelling the invaders U the missives, was terribly mangled a~k bu. eaooot find in .he different reference to.,,.,..,«. ^ le h.Tguea. fit on!y for .he .tump, , , r " , , by the explosion of its contents. I here «,„. They .«.k. bn. aeek in ..in, for » *»™pl«- ««'»>"» .hnnderedTom the pulpit. of other from the sacred soil of the Church:— wefe thougand 8pecial constables they «.k H no« -her. alone it can be .rrel.g..-. c.y a. compared ».th other r P P u "The entry of the Pontifical troops, 1 on duty in London, and the Londoa ar e found. There ia alao a claaa of peraont I ' g cltiea. 8orae .ta.,..,c.-ere g,ve„ ,„ 0Er chorehe.._ after their victory at Montana, took I Time» speaks ol the existence of a grave

•ho "eaperieoce religion" or think they « • week, a,nee of th - ' 8ute. place last Wednesday. Nothing could I public danger. do, .od.ru« influence of mM. camp "Young Men'. Chr.at.an Coneent.on. f ^M be more imposing than the spectacle, At a banquet given at the Royal Poly- and it offered the most convincing I ^„don, on Saturday night, Jrfng., dte.. o«ly «. fall .way ^ter a Though we cannot eouch for the., cor- o-., £ ^ ^ proof possible that the Roman popula- December 2l ¡a , t0 lhe flowing ZRHFRNE and repeat the proceaa on fu- rectneaa. they ar. probably no, ^ 'Zv V^ the^ate Archbiahop Hughe, tion considered the triumph of the army 9entiment from theDuke of Wellington, as their own, and was resolved to show Wi j teit.gram rrom the President ture occaaiona. The.e are principally »rong. The wt.1 pop^Mmn ,. .^ h ^ hl, their feeling on the matter. The Porta | ofP thL e United States wa...s. read amidst the acoeaaiona, but from ,h. indifferent do.n U "one CaVhoTica of the proper .phere of ocole- Pia was the gate by which the troops great enthusiasm. Not a little of the - 40 ta""*" ,HERE R^C"7.DRNE" L.C, influence^ lavL »ere they were to arrive, and long before the hour interest attached to these despatches, fixed every window was filled, every Tn ::ny™oT^urope. hut e.peci- and .-en.y .ho.and —Uy ^ « ^^Z grows out ol their rapid transmission:— balcony draped, and stores of autumn "Mn, Dec. 21. 1867. dly in Germany. Prote.tant Profe.aora U-U of the latt.r forty thouaand do but or pr,.a^ h ^ , . an flowers laid up, to shower on lhe victo- The Duke ot Wellington, the Direc- and writer, openly denying th. moat e.ghty 'houaand do no, at,end church- P. fo an office in h,. own env o! rious troops. They entered with ban- tors and scientific guest, now at the Poly- ners displayed, trumpets sounding and technic, London, England, .end the« eaaential .nd fuod.rn.nt.I dogma, of twenty-four thouaand are Church mem- ^ " none (.alhoilf, the Commander-in-Chief, Gen. Kanzler, most respectful greeting to the President Chri.ti.nity ..tilth.,, i. little morehera W«..!! he Prote.tao. N «Y. k » who had gone outside the gate to meet 0 of the United States, their apology being left to deny or explain away-little left church., filled to the.r » u.o.t c.p. «, ™ J '« ^ them, at their head. His excellency that to the discoveries of science the in- but the .... AU ,h.t i. aupernatural. • . foCy.«.. th„u,a„d of .he Pr e... -old W b J^ 0„ , Ca was accompanied by the French General tercourse between two great nation, ii .u poelli»« dogmMor f„m. of -.»hip. populat.on would at,11 be w. hout h p lhought ,hl, de Failly, and on reaching the Piazza indebted." ^ are bM.g Mt down by theae modern en* I th. door. 8e.en .hou.an cl,,l ren ' ¿ . Pia they drew up, surrounded by their The above message wa. 9 minutes, 80 d libtrI respective staffs, and the long line of rt l i iJ . .. mprp minerstition a word wh<> »re 10 the public schools do not at-1 pontes « seconds in transit Irom London to W«ih- ltghtener» a» mere superstition a woru r i Th f h country shoul troops defiled before them. The Zouaves •J: «„„1U,« IA n.thnlie tenets and tend Sabbath school." We do not re-1 MODS. » •> ington, as follows:—London to Hewt'i MO glibly applied to Oatnoiic teneis ana . „ rlnf course be taken into consideration came first and were cheered again and Content, 4 minutes, 30 seconds, Heart'« practice, by many Protectant». Nor is produce the.e figure, for the purpo.e of of course, be taKe again by the crowd. The great Roman Content to Plaister Cove, 1 minute 30 families joined heartily in the demons- L case much better in our own coun- gloating over that atate of decay into but only m as far as a Jtfc« seconds; at Plaister Cove, 30 .econd«; tration, and the French General appear- try. Utter indiuerenceindifference,, 1if1 not nowndown- iUhic — h Prote.tanti.m ha. fallen. W- e- d—o |i religion- . We i;fhav„ the *.ee viewn sn ow e express- Plaister Cove to New York, 1 minnUt m4W ed as much excited as any one, and re- Ü0 seconds; New York to Washington, 4ht contempt, for .11 for», of r„*on, no, rejoico to ... K ahan oned or ure- c „7 ' Cl- peatedly turned to General Kanzler and d i minute, 30 seconds. The President i. yearly becoming ntoregenerJ. Thi. ^«n or.nd.fferenc.: ye, the facta apeak ^ 8tiw.._ pressed his hand, as company after com- replied as follows:— U .hown by th. increMing number, of for them.el.ea and mv.te reflection.- »">»« l^ngreaa in pany of the flower of the French Catho- « Washington, Dec. 21, 1867. thoae who. Mldora, if e.er. „tend any Proteatantiam cannot heg.Wanlxed into On the contrary. .. to. on w lic youth passed, victorious, before them. "Duke of Wellington, London:— The Legion, too, were admirably receiv- religious w.rrfiip. or connect themaelvea I life notwithatanding that.. .till contain. U P—'X ^w »^ b«nc6t w rel^n "I reciprocate the friendly salutatioa ed, and so were the gallant Swiss Chas- of the bartqueting party at the Roy« with any denomination of Proteatanta. many aeeming.y earn.., men. who make wonld aecru. from seurs, whose conduct at Mentana under Polytechnic, and cordially agree witk Col. Jeannerot and Major Ca.tella was them in the sentiment that free and qniek ism w takinc the pUcc of Sectarianism, mean, at their command. »» mpanB- " beyond praise." communication between Governme»» . „ | _ , . , I in this country. Men havo lost confidence in Protestant- Many effort, are being made to con-1 ' and nations, is an important agent preserving peace and good under«»W* ism a. a positive form of religion.— I vert foreign nations, but what is being PAYING FOR A PAPER.—The following ing throughout the world, and ad»»»*- They know nothing of the Catholic done for the heathen in their midst?—I Oar Book Table. extract in regard to delinquent subscrib- »ig all the interests of civilization. ^ Church or her teaching.. They have Practically they are heathens, though it ^ ^ ^ Tranalated from ANDREW JOHNSON. r ers, we take from an exchange, lt speaks but false idea, ol both, and never think may be respectable and intelligent ones. ^ German of I)r Karl Brande., by the sentiments of the press generally, ALONO and throughout all the co«' of seeking to know what .he really i.. Why not begin by providing church Wiseman, S. T. L.- ReV w T when it says: ties in Virginia named below, a reign w or what .he actually teaches. They room for nominal Protestants among Benziger Brothers: New York and ••Except the cash system is exclusive- terror prevails. The freedmen have be- judge her only by what they have heard themselves! Just now they could not I Cincinnati, come desperate awaiting the distribution A subject so comprehensive as that ly and rightly observed, we know of no of her, and never seem to think that the all go to church if they desired it. The business whose bills are so difficult to of farms, and now seek revenge by hou* doctrines they condemn are not those means expended in other fields in trying announced in the title of this work, can- collect. This is not because the sub- burning, cattle slaying, and other out- of the Catholic Church, but doctrines to rob Catholics of their faith, would do not be very fully treated within the scribers are unwilling to pay, but it is rag» s. The counties ol Amelia, NotU- way. Prince Edward, Lunenburg, Halt- «et down as hers by her enemies who, I much towards supplying this want. Is limits of a small octavo volume. The principally owing to neglect. Each one re imagines that because his year's indebt- lax, Mecklenburg and Pittsylvania, « in simplicity, or bad faith, as the case there not much of the Mrs. JtUaby spirit author was well aware of this. He tells deluged with such outrages. Murder, us in the Preface that the work is in- edness amounts to a small sum, the print- may be, pretend to demolish her with among them? They make every effort er cannot be much iu want of it, without arfon, and incandiarism are of n ghuj th tended "lor those only whose taste, or for a moment thinking that the fruits ot occurrence, and a war of races appear* ose doctrines. Many think it only a I to en trap Catholic children into their occupations will not allow them to enter his entire business are made up ol exact- to be inevitable. The civil authority are powerless to protect, and the m»»- loss of time to seek for truth and cer- Sabbath Schools, though they have, we on a profound study of the subject."— ly such little sums, and the aggregate ol tary posts are .o remote that the »» tainty in the Church. With her it is should think, a sufficiently large field The title is happily chosen. Dr. Brandes' all the subscribers is by no means an "Can any good come out of Nazareth?" for their zeal among the seven thousand THE CATHOLIC. 359 inhabitant« have determined to defend GRW. GRANT issued an order on the THE Assistant Commissioner of Freed« themselves, in sueh a way aa the nature 38th ult., by direction of the President, men in Louisiana has issued an order ORPHANS' FAIR, of th* rate may warrant; but the reno- OBITUARY. relieving Major Generals E. O. C. Ord making important changes in the opera- In the 71st year of her age, at Doyles- lattàrie death before negro supremacy. and John Pope of their respective com- tions of the Bureau in that State. All OPEN EVERY EVENING, burgh, on the 8th of November, 1867, The, forty acres of land and the two mands in the Third and Fourth Military legal questions are to be adjudicated by departed thi.l.feMrs, MARV JOHN DO»L*, niftes promised the negroee at Chi-tut- Districts. Ord will proceed to Califor- the civil Courts, the Bureau agent hav- In the Basement or the Cttkeral. of Path Valley, Franklin county, Pa. ina», not being forthcoming, hat cauncd nia, where he will relieve General M'- ing no further power than that of an at- At her houae, for half a century, al- thia terrible aiate of affaire. Dowell, who will in turn take command torney for the negro. FAY IT A VIWIT. most stopped all the Catholic Pastors of the Fourth District. Pope will re- attending this district, formerly attended DISPATCHES received from Napl«Nmen- THE negroes in Montgomery, Ala- port to headquarters at Washington with- from Chambersburgh. Thia venerable tion that the eruption of Mount Veauvi* bama, on the 26th ult., paraded in full THE Sisters in charge of St. Paul's out delay, General Meade being assign- and truly good deceased lady, and her us is continually increasing in power force with uniforms and arms, contrary Orphan Asylum gratefully acknowledge ed to the command in his stead. Gen. most excellent husband, always exercis- and sptendor. Immense sheets of white, Wager 8wayne is relieved from duty in to the municipal regulations. They the receipt of 83 (Ml from Mrs. M. Hoov- yellow, and crimson (lame arise hundreds were afterwards harangued in fierce er. of New-ry, Pa., as a donation to the ed the most unbounded hospitality to the Freedroen'a Bureau in Alabama and the clergy visiting her house. This of feet above the crater, and at night the ordered to his regiment. language by several prominent Radicals, orphans. Ray of Naples is lighted up for miles.— who were arrested by the military au- holy couple were most practical Catho- Lava is pouring down the mountain side thorities. lics, At the stated visit of the Rev. SUPRRINTENDF.NTKENNCDV. of the New THE Sinters in charge of the Mercy Pastor, from Chambersburgh, they were in immense quantities, and large stones York police, was presented on Christ- Hospital most gratefully acknowledge invariably among the communicants, are occasionally thrown out of the mouth mas Day, by some person who nucceed- A PROPOSITION m before the House having received, through Mr. E. T. Dev- and foremost in promoting the cause of of the volcano. A deep rumbling noise, ed in remaining incog., with a roll of Committee on Military Affairs to reduce lin, the sum of fifty dollars from Mr. W. the Church. They have raised a most like reverberating thunder,is heard from bank checks and dralts amounting to the regular army, the first heavy reduc- Carr. exemplary family—who, by their truly time to time, aa if in the bowels of th» $3,600,000, which were stolen from the tion to take place when the first South- Catholic and pioua conduct, are a credit earth, and many of the people in the messenger of the Bank of the Slate nt ern State is returned to representation, to the Church, and the race to which vicinity have left their homes, fearing New York on the 13th ult. The bank and the reductions to continue as the M. tticheaP* Seminary Collection. hey helong. The deceased had been an earthquake or other calamity. No bills stolen with the checks were not re- military districts arc done away with. The Treasurer of St. Michael's Sem >n a visit to her dear son, in Toledo, such eruption has probably occurred in turned. Superintendent Kennedy pre- A man was arrested in London on the ¡nary acknowledges the receipt of the where she was stricken by the disease Vesuvius for centuries; and the spectacle sented the documents to the bank offi- 27th ult., on the charge of having fired following retXims of the collection au- which terminated her useful but most is regarded as one of the most grand and cials. the fuse which caused the recent terrible thorized to be taken up, on the 13th of meritorious career. The consolation of magnificent in nature. THE I tali .n Cabinet crisis produced explosion at Clarkenwell. From infor- October, in the various churches of the her relatives and friends is to be found Diocese. IT appears that the House Committee by the action of General Menabrea. in mation in the hands of the authorities it in her pious life, and her reception of all on Military Affairs has a claim on file placing hia resignation of the Premier- is believed that the true culprit has at fit. ilary'i, hitlnnting, fg1 40. the Sacraments during her sickness. last been captured. ship in the hands of the King, in conse- LANE« K»sly $2 AO WM Philips from private parties in Massachusetts, 1 CI R. I. P. against the Russian Government for hall quence of the adverse vote of the Par- loiin M'Cue 2 00 Jihn Murray 1 Ol ^ A large powder mill, at Faversham. David Doe 3 «0 a million dollars indemnification, for a liament on the Ruman policy, has even- Mr» J>.hn Murray 1 *> England, was blown up and utterly de- Michael Lambing jr2 00 Patriik Fog an 11* contract entered into at -the) time oi tuated in a reorganization, not a disso- stroyed on the afternoon of the 28th ult. 2 00 Kernard Frerl I 0« Pittsburgh Markets. the Crimean war, to supply one hundred lution, of the Ministry.. General Mena- Ten persons were killed outright and a I ihn Bakf-r 1 »0 MtobHcl Caafiald 1 Ol John Steinmotx and fifty tons of American cannon pow- brea is to remain at the head of afl'airs, I 04 Mark W R„oha 1 00 For the week ending Dec. 30. large number injured. The cause of the \nr-a M'Oary 1 00 Mary Mo.«nick 1 0< der, besides a large number of rifles.— and will form a new Cabinet. There explosion is unknown. E M'tiri le 1 00 Peter bteinim tz 1 0 The figures given below are the whole- The war closed before the supplies were will be changes of Ministerial oflirials, V- IIio KiteMer II o Brian Hy»n 1 tN Ma k Sullivan ] «'0 Mn *ooney sale rates; in filling orders a small ad- shipped, and the Russian Government but it is supposed that the party princi- THE session of the Spanish Cortes 1 01 commenced on Dec. 27th. In the usual Pa'rick G. 1 Irick I 01) M \ Lau>bing 1 Ol vance is charged:— refused to receive either the powder or ples of the Premier will be preserved. Frank Bayers ) 00 Th max N n(i nt speech from the throne Queen Isabella I Ol the arms. Secretary Seward submitted lo ll H-richberger 1 0 I Miot ael M'C y 1 IM Gold.—Gold is quoted at $1 25. pledged the support of the nation to lli> drew F»\ly I DO J»hn Leister the matter to the authorities at St. THE funeral of the victims of the rail- 1 n AjtpltB.—$2 75(a)4 25 ^ bbl. road disaster at Angola, took place at Holiness the Pope for the preservation Vlii h «el M'Cnurt 1 00 Huh M'Givrrn 1 ft Petersburg, but they declined to acknowl Poilip < is well 1 00 Jhn M l.iirn' ii g Butter.—Nominal, at 40(a)42c ^ lb.# of the Temporal Power. 1 «• edge the debt. It is said that the Com- Bufr.ilo, on the 22d of December, at the \1icb a« 1 ' «jysing 1 00 Hen y Lam'lrg T\tii«thv O'Brien 1 Ol Cheese.—Hamburg, 15(a)!6c ^ ft. mittee is puzzled whether or not to ('entrarl Railroad Depo% which had AN estimate compiled from statistic? •'r it k Fritz 1 00 1 « Ihied Fruits.—Apples, 7|^t8c « lb; been fitted up for the occasion. A large fer 'die Duffy 1 00 Jiimrg M 'lnrly 1 0' suggest a deduction of the sum claimed collected by the Governors of Southern •t o giMuy 1 Ik) Pa ri k Fr ol Peaches, 10(W)l?c lb. number of the clergy of Buffalo officiat- WIN Shaffer 1 01 from the price to be paid for Alaska. States, places the number of whites and vrichiipf W. l-h 1 <0 1 0 Bggs.—36(a)37c $ doz. ed, and the services were of a solemn Mr« John Foulk 1 00 J<)m48 Plynn black's in Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala J»tne<» M'Cartrey 11ll Cranberries.—$12 00@13 00 ^ bbh. GKW. ORD commanding the Fifth Mili- and impressive character. Some H,000 Mia Onsiii r Easily 1 00 1 l'I bama, Georgia and the Carolines who •atiiel Culleu 1 00 Michael Corcoran Flour.—Choice Spring, $10 00(ajl0 75 tary District; has issued an order direct- Denia Fitzgerald 1 0' persons were in attendance, and accom- are in a starving condition at 3,000,000. \i't imy Duggan 1 00 gi bbl; Winter wheat, $11 50(a}12 50. ing General Gillem to go to Washing Jescph Jenny 1 III panied the charred remains of 19 unfor- \tigu>t Seiier 1 1 0 1 0 Grain.—Wheat, Red, $2 50^2 55 ton and represent to the President and THE unsettled condition of affairs in Ait»tn Hoover 1 00 Joseph Oiter tunate strangers to St. Paul's Episcopal Michael Dillon 1 01' $ bush. Barley, $1 60@1 65 ^ bush. Secretary of War the starving condition Florence causes much anxiety in Paris. \ S GrifB'i 1 00 Mra Ja- M'Kenna i1 e0*1 church, where they were deposited in '«I n Luisier 1 ro Oats, 64(a}67c $ bush. Corn, $1 00($ of the freedmen in his district, and the one of the vaults. The changes impending in the Italian Thomas easterly 1 ol franc'* Muxler 1 00 John Quinu $1 18 '§ bush. Rye, $1 40 ^ bush. necessity of some provision being made Government, it is feared, will place Italy l«>hn Wrtlker 1 00 Hugh M'Liren 1 00 Hay.—#10 00@23 00 $ ton. by the Government to feed them, and THE accounts received at Masnowah in a menacing attitude towards France. '<>hn Butler 1 01 l!enry Hu-h 1 no Wm Lennnn 1 00 I 00 llacon.—Sugar cured hams, 17|@18c avert the impending war of races. Gen. of the condition and progress of the John Murrin British expedition in Abyssinia are all THE grain elevator of the Michigan lubn Nuirert 1 00 ] 00 # lb; shoulders, 1 U@12c. Mess Pork, Ord also orders that all freedmen who John M'Mullen 1 0*1 1 00 Southern and Northern Indiana Rail Jam«* Keilly $22 00@22 50 ^ bbl. are able will be required to earn their favorable. The army was steadily ad- b'raiicis Quit.n 1 00 Small cum« 1 Of road, at Toledo, Ohio, was destroyed b\ lAtrd.—134(ajl 3Jc $ lb. own support during the coming year, vancing into the interior, lip to the St. Rott'r, Darlington, (additional), 12 00. tire on the 22d ult., involving a loss ol Potatoes.—% 1 00(a) 1 10 $buah. and go to work on the best terms that date of the latest despatches they had Mrs Ue > lleyden $100 Jame» O'Neill 100 $300,000. Beans.—Prime white, S3 25 ^ bush. can be made, and thus prevent their be- met with no opposition; hut on the con- E. F. GARLAND, Treasurer. Dried Serf.—20@21 $ lb. ing a burden to the Government. Those trary, they had been received in a friend- THE Russian Government has address- who can earn a livelihood, and will not, ly manner by the natives everywhere ed a note to the Government of France, will render themselves liable to be ar- along the line of march. earnestly protesting against the shifting Remittances. TwcDty-flflh ttemi-AnnualRepor t policy of the latter upon the Eastern rested and punished as vagrants. N. S. Boy lee, Cedar Falls, $16 00 THE steamship Raleigh, from New question. or THE York for New Orleans, was burned on Charles Conway, Newry, 10 00 TELXORAXS from Mexico, via the Gulf THE bill for the emancipation of the Peter Storm, do DOLLAR SA VINOS BANK. cable, dated llw 23d ult., at Sisal, say the 24th of December. Thirty-one of 7 50 Jews has passed the Austrian Reichs- Robert Keegan, do 4 00 that the revolution in Yucatan was the passengers and crew reached Charles- rath. Charles Hughes, do 4 00 LIABILITIES. spreading. Santa Anna had been pro- ton on the 25th. Thirteen lives are supposed to have been lost, including Henry M'lntosh, do 2 00 Amount Hue Depositor*, claimed Dictator by the revolutionists, JEFFERSON I)A*IS and his wife arrived G. Crawford, Ilollidaysburg, 6 00 Dec. lr, IS«?, $1,940,577 8» and was expected to join them with men Captain Marshman. Twenty-four per- in Havana on the 26ih ult., on their way Dividend for the last tlx W. liartsock, do 4 00 •cd money. Sisal was in the hands of sons are still missing; they were last to New Orleans. m«t.ths, 52,188 «7 Patrick Hayes, do ComtiDgent Fund, 168,9 >4 23 the rebels, and was blockaded by two seen in the boat or clinging to pieces of 4 00 the wreck. GEN. NAPIER has sailed from India to Wm. Quinn, do 2 00 Government gunboats, which had an en- Total Liabilities, assume command of the British expedi- Wm. Vaughn, Duncansville, 6 00 $2,15',710 19 gagement with the shore batteries on THE Commissioner who was sent by ASSETS. tion. Stephen Qarrett, Chicago, 5 00 the 16th. The Tobasco was ready to the Georgia State Convention to draw LOADI on Bond atd Michael Magni re, Weathersfield, 5 00 Mortgaga, $1,507.943 28 aail from Vera Cruz on the 20tht with $40,000 from the State Treasury to pay TWENTY thousand French troops have 'fhos. M'Laughlin, Sterrettania, 6 00 Keal Estate, 13,475 27 an expedition to put down the rebellion. the expenses of the Convention, was in- been ordered to Civita Vecchia as rein- Thomas Keelan, Summerhill, 6 00 Stock in Pitta? urgta 8anta Anna and several ex-Imperial offi- formed by the Treasurer that he could forcements. Banks. 71,834 04 .U»hn Kgnn, do 5 00 cers, were at Havana, very busily en- pay out no moneys except on a warrant U. 8 six per cent John Tully, do 2 00 Coupon Bonds, 1881, 60,043 75 gaged. There was much misery through- signed by the Governor. Thomas Parrell, Jr., Altoona, 4 00 0. 8 six per «int out Mexico, and brigandage was resort- THE oldest note in the possession of 5-10 Honda, '«a A '07, 300 00" 00 Isadore Farabaugh, do 4 00 ed to by many on account of their press- A RADICAL Judicial Convention was the Bank of England is one of 1693. A Billi Receivablo, 75,378 20 Rev. J. Roswog, do 2 00 Cash in Bank, atd on ing wants. held at Nashville, Tenn., on Saturday, .£25 note, of more than a century old f R. AT Lane, do 2 00 hand, US «5 59 December 21, at which nearly 2,000 ne- was presented a short time since, when Francis ('olii, do 2 00 JOSEPH and Joesphine Brown were groes were present, and which broke up it was calculated that the compound in- Total Assets, $2,101,72« 1» Mrs. E. Herr, do 2 00 arrested week before last at Hartford, in a row after the nominations were terest on its amount, supposing it to The Trnftee* have declared a dividend of tbrt« Connecticut, charged with having mur- made, one of the speakers being knock- have been recoverable, would have been J. Hickey, do 2 00 (3) per rent, out of iha profits for th« la»t six m»nth>. free o< O Ternaent tax, payable forthwith. dered a child at Canaan, Columbiana ed down by a candidate and the present over £6,000. Conrad Kiesel, do 2 00 county. New York, and then setting fire F. Kolhenschlag, do 2 00 If not drawn, will bear ii trest from In inst. Circuit Judge. C. A. COLTON, Treasurer. to the house, for the purpose of obtain- J. A. Conrad, do 2 00 Pithhurgk, Dee. 13, 1807. ing the sum offft.OOO, for which the life THE move among the Conservatives Daniel D. Wood, Tyrne, 2 00 OUR enterprising young friends, Moran The anderaigned, Auditing Committee, respect- of the child had been insured. They in Alabama for the defeat of the Consti- P Sneeringer, do 2 00 fully Kepor', tbat they have examined (be Treasar were taken to Albany, New York, on the tution proposed by the Reconstruction Brothers, have lately moved to their new Jonathan Zerbe, do 2 00 •r** Report for tbe la. t s x mon'hs, ending Nov. 23d of December, under a requisition Convention is very general, and some store, 114 Liberty street, opposite Hare's M. Fitzgerald, do 2 00 Sitea of Back Stock. Billa accuses Brown of having committed the repudiating the instrument, or suggest- Philip Collins, Ebensburg, 2 00 > eo tvable, U. 8 5-2» six per cent. Bonds '05 and kept in a first class Tin store. Country crime, and aaya he had effected an in- ing modifications of its most objection- E. Shoemaker, ' do 2 00 '07 U. fix per cent. B»nds, U8I, at d tbe Path storekeepers and peddlers, who wish to on hand, and find tbo same to corre»pond with the surance for a like sum on her life, and able features. Win. Kittell, Esq., do 2 00 buy good joods, cheap, for cash, will do above Keport. that she believes he intended to destroy A. J. Rhey, do 2 00 J J UlLLK.'PRR. ) THE Georgia Convention adjourned well to call and see their wholesale her also. James Murra}, do 2 00 IIKM BY PHILLIPS [ Aud'ff Committee. on the 23d ult., until the 8th of January, prices. 1 hey are the only manufactur- Joshua Parrish, do 2 00 R. C. LOOM 13. ) IN the French Corps Legislatil on the afer a stormy session over the refusal of ers of, and agents lor. Glass' celebrated Mrs. E. M1 Don aid, do 2 00 fiitib'irijh. Dec. 11, 18'7. jan 4-3t 37th ult., the bill for the re-organization the State Treasurer to pay them. A Churn Dash, the price of which is 00. P. Collins, Sr., do 2 00 ANTED, AGENTS, of the army was passed, after several detachment of troops left Macon for This labor-saving dash is warranted to T. W. Shoemaker, do 2 00 f - , ,o f^ft* per month, • verywhere. male amendments. M. Ron her proposed 9 Milledgcville on the same day, on some make butter of cream in three minutes, Bernard Bracken, Mineral Point, 2 00 and 'eiiin'«. t» in>ro, Pittsburgh. Pa-or Boston, Mbm. South Germany are to be represented On the 2d o ('Dec., 1867, in Pittsburgh, OPTION— Do not be imposed upon by other ADVICES from China report that the OUR CITY CANVASSER.—John Boyd is nor'*tea pa m-ng off wortftl.a» cast iron machine*, for the first time since the late war, will rebels are meeting with success in their authorized to canvass lor THE CATHOLIC by Rev. J. Treacy, Mr. R. N. MARTIN, under t bottle of the renewed, while it dissolves and carriee out from the pelled to make believe to give something fi im to 2 pints of pure Port Wine. This will act B body these particles of worn out or extraneous mat- j HIGHEST PREMIUM, i in order to satisfy the horse." as an expeotorant and t >nic. ter, which only tend to clog or deatroy it, by hin- FURNITURE AND CHAIR dering the renewing material being deposited in its THE ONLY' A MAN and wife were sitting at break- proper place. MANUFACTURERS, fast the other day—the husband trying to read the paper, while the wife was For Weeding lungs, profuse expectoration and Pulmonary Consumption, resulting from j GOLD MEDAL j vlceration with violent cough, take 1 plat of the No. 45 Smithfield street, Pittsburgh. lecturing him. on his dissipated hours. Balm of the Good Samaritan, and add 4 pint, of Pleurisy, Cured. For Sewing Maohines awarded to the He suddenly looked up, and said: Port Wine. Statement of George Ford, earpenter, of No. 16 july ll-tf "Here's a perfectly correct sentiment. Sompson street, Allegheny city:— Wheeler & Wilson VILLA NOVA COLLEGE, A writer in this paper says, the best capi- I took a violent a-taek of pleurisy, in May, ISM, Manufacturing Co. which left me with a cough lasting all summer, DELAWARE COUNTY, PA. tal to begin with is a capital wife." For Chronic Catarrh this preparation will Vreak wearing away my strength and gradually under- The Sewing Machine interest was fully rriHIS INSTITUTION, under th« direction of "That's very tr(ie, dear," replied the up the uisease at its fountain heal, removes pain mining my health. During this attack of pleurisy represented at Paris; every Machine of any1 I the Fathers of the Order of St. Augnstina, ia in the temples, noises in the head, offensive dis- I bad several physicians of the highest reputation situated in a most healthy and beautiful part of wife smiling, thinking that her remark prominence betore the world being in ac- Delaware county, tea miles trom Philadelphia, on charge?, obstruction of the breathing tubes a*d in the city. Att«r I had partially recovered from Itive competition, making this the greatest would elicit a compliment, "but where the pleuriiy, I wai advised to go into the countrv, the line of the Pennsylvania Ctntral Railroad. obliterates this terrible dheaae in all its forms for- [triumph ever achieved by any Sewing Ma- can you always get them?" ever. which I did, and when there I called in a doctor, The collegiate year (of ten months) b gins on who told me my left lung was affected, and that if chine, and ceriainly entitles the Wheeler A' the first Monday in September; but applicants will "In the deaf and dumb asylum, of something were not done soon I would die of Con- IWilaon to the enviable position it has so be received at any season of the year. course." sul! PTio*. I licgered on from that time until about ¡long held:— The annual pension ia $250, payable half yearly, As sympathetic novelists say, "we DiRicTtoss.—Take 1 Tablespoonful 3 times a the middle of June my cough and lung disease ia advanoe. day beioru meals. gradually growing werse, and I weaker every flay, THE BEST Further information may be ohtsuned on applica- will not further invade the sense of quiet and almost de «pairing ef ever getting weN. In this tion to the Clergy of St. Auguatine'a chureu, or to domesticity." state of despondency, and knowing the general be- aug 11-ly. A. A. MULLEN, O. 8. A. lief of the incurability of Consumption, and having SEWING MACHINE POUTK—A queer-looking customer in- f3 PER BOTTI.E. heard of cures made by DR Kirsan, and seeing JOHN J. O'LEARY, serted his head into an auction store, his advertisement in the newspaper', I w*s induc- and looking gravely at the knight of the spt SS ed in October last to call on the Doctor at bis office, In the World! IMPORTER AND IXGALER IN 130 Penn street, and had him examine my lungs hammer, inquired: "Can 1 bid sir?" with bis "L L'tiQ SOUSD." He told me the up- CHINA, GLASS, "Certainly," replied the auctioneer, per lobe of my left lung was very much diseased, |WM. SUMNER & CO., AND but he thought with great care and the persever- Agents "you can bid." II ance in the use of his medicines I would get well. "Well, then," said the wag, walking At the time I called on Dr. Keyser my pulse was NO. 85 WOOD STREET, off, "I bid you good night." HERE IT IS" ov.r one hundred and thirty beats in a minute, aud No. 97 Fifth street, Pittsburgh. Bettoten Fourth street and Diamond alley. I was generally prostrated, and had to cough ntght Pittsburgh, Pa. A. JUSTICE, better versed in law than AN ARTICLE OF REAL MERIT. and day. I commenced the Doctor's treatment in gospel, not long since married a couple j October, with a feeble, broken constitution, and RING'S in this way:—"Hold up your hands. continued it faithfully until the present time. The NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., Doctor's medicines helped tue from the very start, You solemnly swear that you will per- HENDERSON'S] and I could gradually feel myself get ing stronger, (LIMITED.) and my cough and expectoration lessening. I have form the duties of your office, jointly and FOB 'sia STEAMERS BETWEEN severally, according to your best skill gained gradually in flesh, and consider myself well; CARMINATIVE. all the rattling of my lung has ceased, and my gen- NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL, and judgment. So help you God. Fee eral heslth is in every way good. All my relatives GRAY HAIR. AND one dollar." and friends know of the advanced stage of try dis- Q.IXEENSTOWN, IRELAND. ease, and my extraordinary recovery. One of the A REMEDY ,r4f> "SONNV," dear, you have a very dirty medicines given me by Dr. Keyser was a medicine m»n»j TTiii iithf AMgH'i>' i*tRhig"**^* That has been tried and »tood face," said a gentleman to a little un- j called LCNO CL RI, which I took in connection with Ship*. Commander». Ton». the other treatment. GEOROK FORD. washed urchin, ot six summers. the tent, not only in an occa- ERIK, Captain Cutting, S.S10 "Can't help it, sir, dad's a black Re- sional case, but in every com- Pittsburgh, March 30, 1807. Scon, am, " Hall, 1,695 Til Qcus, publican," responded the little shaver. munity where used it has been This ia the Cure tint lay " Grogan, MU pronounced the safest and most Another Cure of Consumption. In the AKBBOUXA that Sing made. lumu, " Ogilvie, 3,tl2 THE young man who was lost in XauiiB, - Grace, 3,450 reliable remedy known for Statement of John O. Wigbam, of Turtle Cieek, Damans, « Thompson, 3,117 •slumber found his way out on a night- Allegheny eountj:— PBHHSTLVA* e " Lewis, s,m mare. I was discharged from the United States army Viaetma, « Prowae, 2,876 in January, 1S60, on account of a wound in the This Is the Man who waa bald aad Louisiana, " Thomson, 2,166 THE young lady who took the gen- head, from a shell, and a disease which the army gray, FRANCS, (building), , tleman's fancy has returned it with physiciaes pronounced COHSUMF4IO*. I had a ter- Who now has raven locks, they say. OIRMART, (building) — rible cough and fell away in strength and fle»h and Re useeWbe Cure that lay One of the above first elass iron steamship« will thanks. CHOLERA was unable to do anything. Shortly after my re- la the AnimoMA that Sing made. leave Pier No. 4T, North Siver, New York, turn from the army, I made application to a phy- No man has as yet been able to ride DIABRHCEA, DYSENTERY, sician of my neighborhood, and afterwards te an- EVERY SATURDAY\ a clothes horse with the "spur of the CRAMP IN THE STOMACH OR other, in Pittsburgh, of high reputation, whose This la the Maiden, hsndaonw and returning from Liverpool on Wedneeday of every moment." remedies I used faithfully for five months, without gay. week, calling at Queenstown on Thursday. BOWELS, CHOLERA any benefit whatever, hut rather grew worse, and Who married the man ooce bald and The rise of these steamships admit of very spa- THE wjorst organ grander—a hallow MORBUS, &c. wasted in flesh and strength every day. In August, gray, eious state room«, all epen-ng directly into the sa- 1860. my mother took me to DR. KRTSIR, of 120 Who now has wen locks, they say. tooth that plays the deuce. He used the AxaBoau that King loon. The accommodations and fare are unsurpass- It contains nothing irri- Penn street, whose skill in lung cases like mine had made. ed, and the rate lower than any other line. been highly spoken of, and put myself undeft his In the construction of these vessels the comfort tating or injurious to the treatment. The Doctor examined my lungs very This is the Parson, who, hr th* way. and convenience of »teerag* jptutengert hare bees A Treatise on Deafness and Catarrh— stomach, and is mild but carefully with his LUNG SOUND, and told me Married the maiden, handsome and specially eared for, the steerage having good venti- Their causes and means of immediate relief and prompt in its action, and that my left lung was badly diseased at the upper lation, and each passenger provided with a sepa- •needy euro sent free for 10 cents. part, but if I was careful he thought he could cure To tnc man onee bald and gray. rate berth; females by themselves. The services ot DR. T. H. ST ILL WELL, effects a permanent cure by me by following his directions closely, which I did Hut who now has raven looks, they an experienced Surgeon ia furnished on each ship, from that day to this. I gradually improved un- say, SI Washington Place, New York. Because he nsed the Cure that lay free of charge. ** . removing the cause of the der Dr. Keyser's medioines from the first week I la the AM3KOSIA that Sing made. Steerage passage ticket«, to bring parties trom complaint. No FAMILY commenced taking them, and my general health Liver pool or Queenstown, $55, currency; Cabin 8T. FRANCIS DE SALES' has improved, and my chest, where it was sunken should be without it, as the away, and where it pained me, has become full and passage to Liverpool or Queenstown, 1100, Steerage, ftrand Distribution Gill, I strong ard free from pain. I can now do a full This is the Bell that rings away $30, currency. Tickets to Paris, Havre, Bremen, cost is trifling compared To arouse the people sad and gay Hamburg, and Antwerp, sold at corresponding low FOR CHURCH AND SCHOOL HOUSE, day's work, and take great pleasure in giving tes- timony in favor of Dr. Keyser's treatment and I nto this fact, which here does lay— rates. NEWARK, OHIO, with the suffering that may If you would not be bald or pray, medicines. JOBS Q. WIOHAM, Use the Amu no a i a that litng made. For Cabin or Steerage tickets, apply to "TWTILL positively take plaie on the first day of be avoided by having it at N. GRATTAN MURPHY, ff January, 1S6S. On taat day will be given Turtle Creek. No. 144 4th street, corner of Cherry Alley. to ticket holders hand in case of a sudden Pituburgl, April 11th, 1307. Pittsburgh, Pa.» attack. Agent for F. W. J. HDRST, Manager of the Na- $30,000 WORTH OF E. M.TU8BS & CO., Proppetoir, PETERBCHO', K.H. tional Steam Navigation Company, No. 57 BroaS- Pianos, Melodeom, Parlor Organs, Try it, and judge for IURr.13 St EW1N0, Wholesale Druggists, 341 wav, New York. . , Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Agents, Reference*.—By nermission, N. G. Murphy is u- Sewing Machines, Gold Jf'atches, yourself. DR. KEYSER'S PL(TCR\L SYItl P aprii 27 lowedto refer to the following gentlemen:—SOT- John icflkey, Hector ofSt Paul's Cathedral, Pitts- fyc., 4*Cm SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. AND burgh. Hev. E. F. Garland, Pastor of St. Patrick» DR. J. E. M'GIRR, L.L.D., church, Pittsbhurgh. He v. J. Treaoy, St. Bridgets, TICKETS, St 00. KEYSER'K LUA« CURE, Prepared only by (Physician to the Mercy Hospital.) Pittsburgh. Vory Rev. T. Mullln, St Peter s, Al e- MR. J. C. WEHRLE, Traveling Agent, is autbor- Can be had at his GREAT MEDICINE STORE, gheny. Hev. W. Pollard, St John'«, Birminghasi. iisd to sell the remaining tickets, to recoive moneys, J. HENDERSON & BROS. HO WOOD STREET. Consultation rooms for Hev. A. P. Oibbs, St. Ma-y's, Lawrenceville. and to appoint Local Agents. NO. 71 SIXTH STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. Lung Examination, »'*() PENN STREET, from Pitt! burgh, Pa. T. S. Reynolds, St Mary's Loretto, Cambria county, L. OARTUY VELS, Paetor. 9 A. M. until 4 P. M. aj ril 27 p». sept 1-»« JOHN M'CARTHY, Secretary, july 27-3m Nov 2-tf THE CATHOLIC. 361 STAINED GLASS. GEORGE HIJIGLEY, DR. A. M'MAHON, No. 23 Market tireet, Pittsburgh. CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER, JO0KPH MRVr.R. ANTHONY MIVIK, 18 »«BUM!» EVERY SATURDAY IT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, JOSEPH MEYER * SOÏT, "YITILLIAM NELSON, Glass Ptalaer and Me- No. ISO Grant afreet, Pittsburgh. Tf tall« of Leaden Sash •anwlacterw—best Office and residence: 152 Perm street, JACOB PORTER, adapted for Church windows. Having fifteen 10N8TANTLY en h-md, a large and well telect- ) ed stock of f atholie, PchiwT, Miscellaneous, Pittsburgh. Pa. M ANUFACTHRKRS of Fancy and Plain Fwr- years' experience la th« mmufaetur« of Suis«d E nrore and Chair*. Warerooms No. 41« Ptnn Corner of bth and Ormmt ttt, opposite Cathedral. «less, for Chnreh windows, I am prepared to fur- •nd Junenile Books, Beads, Medals. Pious Enrrav. nish, or maanfacture to order, plain and richly or w*i wt,ifh prepared to supply at HT. BENEDICT'S! ACADEMY, •tr««t, between Can»I and O'Hara, Pittsburgh, Pa. [Entrant« on Fifth street] wholesale and reUil, st the lowest prices. l 7f —. Alio, Undertaking, ia all Ha feraneh- nimented Glass for Churebe«, Steamboats, Office ST. MARY'S (Benlinger P. 0.,) BLK CC, PA ^ammmsm «(tended to. Hearse nd Car- Windows, Bay Windows, bid« Ligh s, Transoms. Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes, Station eg> TEMM8, IN ADVANCES V«stihnl« Doors, A«. Also, plain transparent ooi- •ry, Ac. Conducted by the Benedictine Ifnnt. riages famisheLYRdA a t CATHOLIlow rates. C ¿tAc : ti-tf Orders by map, or otherwise, which will f 1 copy, dttirmd by Carrier, per year, f 2 &• or«d glass, ri by, blua, grten and purple glass, cut T. BENEDICT'S is pleasantly situated in o e A COLLECTION OF to order. reoeive (be same atteatlon, as if selected in person, 1 copy, kj Mail, per year, 2 H are respectfully so ieited. — of the healthiest portions of th« ¡count , and MASSES, HYMNS AND MOTETTS 1 copy, for tilth month*, 1 14 Design a aad specimens furnished for C-urcb Scommands a fin« view of the surroun ing beautiful windows. Low prices and prompt attention may be country. For th« Offertory. Benediction, Elevation, a» 4 th« 4 copies, to oao address, per year, 7 00 relied on. 8 eepies, to one address, per year, It if Orders from all parts of the country will re- The cou'M of instruction includes every useful rrinc-psl Festivals of the CATHOLIC CHURCH; ceive prompt attention. feb 23- tf 0F- Term* cash. GEO. QITIQLEY. «nd ornamental branch of female educatica, while together with responses complete, from antbentie Single copies, i sources. Including correct Gregorian Musle f«r By theee terms tt will be seen that TB» Caraouc •Pril 80 N«. ISO Or ant street. the most constant and untiring ear« is paid to the moral and polit« deportment of tbe pupils. Vespers. The whole sel» cted and srrsnged for larg« il the cheapest Catholic periodical in the United J. O. WELOOFT. JOHM KELLY. or small Choir*, by J. H. WILLCOX. Mus. Do£, State* WILLIAM FLEMING, The Scholastic lear, wh'ch consists of two ses- WELDON II KELLY. sions, commences on the first Monday in Septem- Organist of the Church of th« Immaculate Concep- ^ESL. Single copies for sal« at the Catholic Book- WHOLESALE AND RL.TAIL D1AJ.ER ¡M tion, end L. H. SOUTHARD, formerly Organic of stores. 147 Wood street, corner Virgin alley, ber, and closes in the latter part of June. 1 Access to the Aca''my is rendered easy by the the Church of S.1. Peter and Peu!. IS. The Rev. Clergy, aad others anxious for Pittsburgh, Hats, Cap* and Ladies Furs, In the pre-ent work the Editors have endeavored th« exposition of Catholic Doctrine, and the d« Philadelphia and Krie Railrt ad passing through St. Mary's. to furnish a large number of pieces, attractive from fence of Catholic principles, are respectfully invited PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS. No. 139 J food street, Pittsburgh. • heir intrinsic beauty. f:ee fr«m all secular or other to act as our Agents and Correspondents. Board and Tuition, per Session, payable in objectionable associations, and sufficiently easy to A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHANDI- r^ At this extensive and yopulsr Hruse you advance, $90 00 POST*«».—The Postage on IRB Catiomc, to J\, LIKRS, tor Gas snd Oil; also, lead pipe, sheet be within the grasp of the larger part of Parish any part of th« United States, is & cents a quarter, jjM will Cod the largest and finest sssortment of Bed and b«dding, & on Choirs: mu«ic neither heavy and unmeaning, nor lead, bath tubs, sinks, hydrant hose, Ac., constant- " gents' fine Silk snd Cassisoere lists, fine Stationery, 3 00 payable in advance at the PcstofBoe from which ly on hand. april ?7-tf vulgar and common-place, nor, worse than «is work Caps; rents' Fur Caps, Collars and Gloves, SISTER MARIE (ILENN, 0. 8. B., has been selected fromth « repertoires of the Chnreh- ST. MARY'S CEMETERY. Wo. 32 Pennsylvani« Avenue, oct 7-tf mar 31-tf Ihreelrrss. es of St Roch, Pari-: Notre Dame da Bonn« Nou- (Opposite High street) velle, lirusc«!s, and tb« Cathedral of St Stephen, Vienna. NOTICE TO LOTHOLDER& PITTSBtTRGH, PA. JOHN M'DEVITT, WINTER GOODS. 1 T a special meeting of th« Board of Managers Residence, No. 143 Grant street. ¥TTH0LE8ALE GROCER, and dealer in For- I" volume, large quarto, bound in cloth. Prie«, of 8t Mary's Cemetery, held at the Oflkc« of f f «lgn and Domestic Liquors, Rectified Whis- *2 50, on receipt of which eopies will be mailed, St Paul's Cathedral, May 23, 1860, it was, on mo- Jobbing done with neatness and dispatch. ky, Flour, Bacon, Fish, Cheese, Ac., Ac.. Liberty post- paid. tion, All orders promptly attended to, and sattisfaotion str««t, opposite the head of Saithileld, Pittsburgh, OLIVER DITSON A CO, Publishers, "Resolved, That A« Board of Managers appoint warranted. feb 28- tf Fa. jan Jtt-tf aar v Washington street, Boston. an Attorney, through th« Superintendent, to collect arrears of interest da« «a Building Lots, and to di- THE LA CORRESPONDANCE DE ROME, rect said Attorney to issue writs of ejectment on the MRS. J. A. TREACY, WM« II« M'GEE, parties who fail to make payment of th« amount due. FASHIONABLE MILLINER, REVUE HEBDOMADAIRE. MResolved. That wh«r« Grave Lots hare been GROVER & BAKER T A CORRESPONDANCE DE ROME est uno bonght, and the time has elapsed in which full pay* 28 Diamond alley, between Wood tt. and Diamond, JLi tevue hebdomadaire politique «t religieuse, a« ment should have been made, no interment shall be FAMILY EEPS Cnstantly on hand an extensive assort- No. IO ST. CLAIR STREET\ publiant sots les auspic«« du 8aint Per» et impri- allowed in such Lot until all arrers dn« shall hav« ment of the latest styles rf Bonnets, Trim me« a sas frais a la Typographie de la Rev. Cham- been paid. Kwings. A •., to which she would invite tfce attention bre Apostolique. Elle a pour obj«t principal d« "Reeolved, That the Superintendent be instruct- SEWING MACHINE of the ladies of Pittsburgh. may 26-tf reproduire le" actes du 8aint 3i«K* et de presenter ed to receive payment in full, at the time of sal«, of llTOULD call the attention of buyers to his avec les faits et les appreciations, qui icteussent all Lots sold in the Cemetery from this date." Is the only Machine which TT stock of Good«, which has been selected la chretiente. le mouvement religieu*, littéraire et JOHN M'KEON, with great care and contains all the latest styles teientifique de la Ville-Eternelle. In compliance with the foregoing resolutions of of Goods to be found in a first olass house. Gents the Board of Managers, I hereby notify all persons Sixth s'reet, near Grant, wishing a whom it may concern, that said resolutions will be Having been particularly requested by P. Mari- fnlly carried out, and th« conditions they impose The only Machine which ft , WOULD respectfully inform his etti, Typographer of the Pr< paganda in R .me to strictly enforced. v^OBBBBE» friends, and the public generally, Suit of Clothe* Hade to Order assist in extending the circulation of this Roman By order of th* Board of Managers, MAKES THE ELASTIC STITCH. that be is prepared te attend to the Undertaking weekly, published under the auspices and at tb« aug U-tf JAMES S. DEVLIN, Supt. Rusin ess, in all its branches on the most reason- rp,., , .a . . _ _ expense of the Holy Father, we take much nleasur« The only Machine which able terms. Particular attention will be paid to Will please call and examine our Goods and prices. io soliciting subscriptions. P'«"«RE disinterring corpses, and removing them to any lo- AlsAlano a fnlfulll and a<»mnU»complete« •»/-»!stock> of I . » CHAS. BARTBERGERT USES TWO SPOOLS. cation desired. Hearse and any number of car- he subscription prie« for th« Uritod States is riages always on hand. june 26-tf j $7 currency, p«r annum. Orders ineloting this ARCHITECT, FURNISHING GOODS. I amount will be attended to at once, and tb« Cor- The only Machine which ! respondance will b« sent to each subscriber direct - Office: Basement of St Paul's Cathedral, FASTENS THE ENDS OF THE SEAM. THE OLD STAND WM, H. M'tiEE, from Rome. BEBZIGEH BRO *., mareh 5 New York. (Entrance on Fifth Street.) STOCKING STORE, The only Machine which MERCHANT TAILOR, ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE PITTSBURGH, PA NO. 24 FIFTH STREET. wpt 1-tf. MAKES A BIAS SEAM, JVo. 10 St. Clair,etreet, Pittsburgh, Pa. Under the Charge 0/the Franciscan Brother*. That will not break nor ravel is stitching the m II IS IFSTI1U1I0N, situated in Loretto, W. CUNNINGHAM. R. CUNNINGHAM. C. B. BARR. B. T. KRAKE. WM. L. BUKTTLKR. X Cambria county, Ps.. about four miles from saatariaL Cres-on Station, on the direct route tetween Phila- 0. IHMSEN. D. O. CUNNINGHAM. (SUCCESSOR TO WM. DALY 1 CO.) The only Sewing Machine Company de phia aid i i-.t;burgh, has b«en late y chartered, Pittsburgh City Glass Work«. ANUFACTURER and Importer of Hosiery, BARE, KNAKE & BÜETTLER, w th 1 riTileges to a«nfer Col egiate Honor* and which makes D«gt««a. M Gloves, Undershirts, Drawers, Knitting (Successors to Wamelink A Earr.) CUNNINGHAMS & IHMSEN, Tbe location of th« Cotl«g« ia on« cf th« most LOCK-STITCH \arn«, Ac., Ac., at healthy to b« found in Panntylvan-'a; this portion MANUFACTURERS OF of the Allegheny Mountains b«in? pr vert ial for it* AND TUB OLD STAND STOCKING STORE, No. 12 St. Clair street, Pittsburgh, Pittskv|k City Window Class, Druggists' pure water, bracing air and pi turesqui icenery. DOUBLE LOCK-STITCH MACHINES. No. 24 Fifth street. Th« teholastie year oommesces on tb« 1st of Glassware* Improved Frail Jars, Ac. September, and ends on the 1st of July following. JV Purchasers can exchange for «itb«r, if not Warehonse: 169 Water etreet and 140 First street, INFECTIVE* DEALERS IN Th« cours« of studi«s t m brae* s Reading, Writ- suited with the first choice. Exam in« for yourselves OR, ing, Fnrlish Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, PITTSBURGH, PA. at Rhctorie, H.story, Nstnril Philosopy; Geology, As- PERSIAN FEVER CHARM. aar t-tf NO. IM FIFTH STREET, tronomy, the ure of the Glob««, Algebr , Ge< metry, Fever and Ague Exterminated. PIANOS, ORGANS, AND MUSICAL Plan« and Bphcrica! Trigonometry, Engineering, A. F. CHATONEY, INSTRUMENTS GENERALLY. Survey! f, Mensuration. Land »cape i>nd Perspec- mar lS-tf GENERAL AGENT. CURES INSURED IN A DAY. tive; Drawirg, Axohiteeture, Men'al Pblioscphy, Book keeping, Christian Doct ine, Instrumeatal Sol« agents for the celebrated Bradbury, New Mas c. Lut a and English Ci-nposition, together 123 SMITH FIELD STREET. J 28 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. York, and Mchomaker At Co., Philadelphia, with tho Greek and Moder. Languages, (if requir- (UNITED STATES DEPOSITART.) INPECTINE. INPECTINE. Pianos. A Is«, Estey A Co.'« "Cottage." and fc».D . ed.) IN PECTIN E. INPECTINE. A W. H. Smith's "American" Organ, Tilton's Pat Unremitting attenti n will be given to the intel- PITTSBURGH\ PA. Ne. 82 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. INPECTINE. INPECTINE. •nt Goiter. The best Italian and German Guitar Strings always on hand. dec 1-tf lectual and m^ral culture ot thestuder ts; while th« Cspital psid In, $300,000 HE TERRIBLE MALADY KNOWN as the discipline will be sifiSriently mild ani paternal. A MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF With privilege of Increasing to 600,000 WM. TREACY, TERMS. AVING extensiv« correspondence with Banks IFEVER AND AGUE, has smitten hundreds Semi Annual Pension for Board and Tuitjon. (pay- CATHOLIC PICTURES. and Bankers throughout the country, we of- ot thousands of persons throughout the world every HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL able io Advance,) $90 00 Hfer unusual facilities to those doing business with yean snd has never till now been met bv successful PAINTER AND GRAINER, Ee 'ding and Washing, per s.s^ion, 10 00 us. medi«al treatment that has not produced severe Pupils remaining a' the Co'leg« ru ing vaca- PICTURES; 7 3-10 notes, and all other Government securi MEDICAL DISEASES, 95 Fourth street, tion will pay an ex'ra charge or 28 00 (or EVERY DESCRIPTION.) ties furnished, in sums to suit purchasers. Deposits which effect the Lnngs, th« Spleen, the Liver, the Between Wood and Smithjield, The Classic! and Modern Languages form an rec«ived, aad interest allowed by special agreement Heart,or other parts of the Human Organism. The extra harg-< | tr annum ot 10 fO PICTURE FRAMES, INPECTINE is the natural antagonist of all fev- PITTSBVRGH, PA. Surveying and usé of instruments, 20 00 PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, DIRECTORS: ers, and when it comes in contact with the skin, is All work promptly attended to. apr 20-tf Music on : n 1 use of Piano, per sr> er, of all sites, Church, 6team Each pupil must começ ovi ed with a sufficient CATHOLIC EMBLEMS. situde, languor, pain, chills, fever, and a long train boat, Factory, and other Bells, fr n. 10 to supply "f Su turner 11 d Winter Clothing: six Shirt«, Corner oj Fifth and Wylie streets, of disagreeable sensations, depriving tho patient of Id.OOlt pound*•: Chime Bills made to or'cr;St'p s x P c- et Hand erchiefs, six pair of S ookings, DEALERS in gentlemen's, ladies' and chil- all energy, and reducing him or her to a condition and Gauge Cocks for Steamboats; Gum Hose nnu ii u pair ol t rawtrs, six Xowols, and thtee pairs Pictures not on hand, will be sent for. of of Boo', or Sh es. dren's Boots, Shoes and Gaiters. The EXTREME HELPLESSNESS. t ouplirigp; Steam Gauges, and Brass Cuttings, of # stoek on hand is large and varied, and has all kinds finished in the best manner. A l.al- yearîy account o tbe health, conduct and eon made to order by the best Eastern manufac- Why will any one suffer the horrors of a debili- liïerary p ogress oi each puj i', will be transmitted We have opportunities to all Pictures Babbit's An'i-attrifiin Metal; Pulton's to his pare nt or ,;u ir iia . turers, and will be sold on reasoi able terms. tating Intermittent Fever, wlion by the nse of the Pat. nt Metalio Packing for Steuin Cylinders. ; published in Europe. JJSB~ Ladies' and gentlemen's custom werk IN V ALU ABLE IN PECTINE, Al letters addr >std (pt-s p id 1 to tho "Superior promptly attended to. feb 23—tf ot the 1 rancistan Monastery, Loretto, Cambria, OR Flu USE AND SIGN PAINTING. county. Pa , will rccoive prompt attention. H. D. BRECHT & BRO., PERSIAN FEVER CHARM, rTIHE undersignf?d havit g removed to his new For fuither i irtlcul trs a, ply to the Superior ot NO. 12H HMiTHFIELD STREET, the ol 0.0. Ro rrt-'c may be mai e to the Rt. the eminent medicinal and magical qualities of JL sbop, No. 44 Pennx.tivvnia / venue, is uow 1 Between 5th and 6th it»., second door Jrom Virgin which aro instantly absorbed, all traces of disease p>eparcd to rece.ve orders from hit friends and the Bev M Dumeue«-, of Pitts U'ghj Kl lie*. Bishop alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. J. W. BARKER & CO., Wood. Dr. O'Hara atttl Rev. Hugh M'Laugh may be annihilated in a few hours! T'liblie genernCy. lie will a'tcid to nil kinds of fin Philud'vpuia; Ilev. P. M her, of Harris The Inpectine, or Persian Fever Charm, has cur- II >>use aucl Sign Painting Graining, Gil ding, Glass- urg. Rev. T. S. Reynolds, of Loretto, or to any of ST. ALOYSIUS' ACADEMY, 59 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa., ed thousands ot both sexes ot the most dreadful ing, and everything iu the way oi Ornamental thV Clera-y in the neighborhood of thp Institution. fevers. Read and reflect. Painting ai.>. will guarantee general satisfaction UNDER THE CARE OF THE ms to the quality ot the work, the prooiptsoss of its N ii — \ Hack runs from CTJHJU to Loretto SISTERS OF MERCY, AVE now In store the LARGEST STOCK WONDERFUL EFFECTS. ext; cut ion and the price It t V t ue ls-tf. Handth GREATEST VARIE1Y everexhib- Lemuel Bonsall, of Pittsburgh, for two years use- ii ,ving bud coBSiderable exporience in CLurch Loretto, Cambria county, Pa. ited in the city, ol less to himself and society—a martyr to Chills and Pa 1 tin/ anu haying done wo k for be following ST. XAVIKK S ACADEMY. Silks, Shawls, Fever—curedin less than three weeks, and improv- I named Rev. gentl.-mon, he woui • rc^pectfiiliy r' fur rsni-.t! TUB CAKE OF THE SISTERS OF UERCT. • I^HlS Institution, situate in by far th« most tfo Itev. Clergy, or those in charge > f ReiigiouB Cloak«, Dress (ioodx, od in eight hours. JL he,diby part of P«nnsy>vania, is distant fonr Mary It. Belknap, Sandusky, Ohio, after almost Houses, who may wish anything executed in his Westmoreland County, Pa. miies fri,m Cras^on Station. Ther« is an excel ent Housekeeping Goods, Genta At Hoys' Wear. losing her reason as well as strength by Intermit line, to 1 hem for any information they may de-Mr«, NS ! i I 1'iOX is sitnatod near the Pcnn- Plank R.iad from this place to Loretto, and con- Sheeting, Shirtings tent Fever with Chilis, restored to health in twenty ar to the etifiracier of bis » 0 k:— viv.f i Central B11 lroad in a most healthy veyance can s« procured at all times for the a-com T Prints, Ac., Ac., Ate. hours. K.-v J Htckoy, Kect r of -1. Paul's Cathedral an u u! part of Wcstm uoland County, about modati'i »>f persons going to and from «id placer. J. H. Tilton, of Belgrade, Maine, brought from Rev M. Carroll, St. Ja es'. fempe •lincevilio. • tun< mil sir,, Latrobo. An extend e building is in process of erection in death's door, having suffered for four years, muae Rev P. M. Doylo, St. J oil C y lovillo. Tin vi" ( las i • year is divided into two sessions WDich every advantage for the comfort and im Having buyers resident in ths East, and possess- well in five weeks, and improved in two hours. Rev Fat he > l.uke. Passiouist Monastery Binu com en in tho M- nday after the 15th of August. pro*, merit of the pupils will be particularly regard ing every advantage peculiar to the very best t ast- Adolphe Monbro, of France, relieved in one hour ingiiam. Boa ,'oi tuition, per session, (payable in •d, and »he Sisters will be enaH«J to afford accom- ern Ho srs for buy ing and h il ng cbi ap. and keep while traveling iu the cars oft: e Fort w ay no and PATRICK O'llKiEM. $93 60 modati n tor a much larger number of pupils than ing constantly on hand the largest »tock in Wett- dvHitc ) Chicago Railroad. IIo was apparently dying with Practical House, Sign and t runuiootul Painter, B <1 .1 >i "e lding per session, 5 00 heretofore. ern Pen ylvsnia. we are prepared to offer extra y " 2 00 inducements to chills A7>. 1 I t Penlist/'i'un»o Arenne. 1 The ,u oiaetic year is divided into two sessions Ellen R Benson, Lockport, New York, rescued fs 8. " " 2 00 of llv. months esch, commencing heptember 1 and N. 8.—White Lead, Sine, Varnish, Mixed Paints, j I).. 1 after seven years' suffering. A perfect cure. Putty, Giuss and Brushes, always on hand, unci T • en- Languages, Music, Drawing, Ac., February 1. Country Merchants and Heads of Famlles. Thousands of other cases i revented and cured lor sale 1!< is also Agent tor the Bri guw»itr torn' urge-. B<-rH and tuition, per session, (payable in ad every month, and not a single coni| laint of the 1 niijuuo a ions should be addressed to the •sac«), tiM> 00. (New York) Pant CompanyV colel>rati*d ottugi N. B.—Clergymen supplied at a LIBERAL efficiency of the Inpectine, or Persian Fever Charm. Colors, e.-pecal'y suitable to persons in th>- counttj >li ,f St. Xavier* Academy, St Vincent's The Modern Languages, Musk), Ac., form extra «• I • land county. Pa." «kergea. DISCOUNT. Price One Dollar. Sent by mail to any part of desi iug to do h irown Pain ting, being «-round In the United States. For sale by |.ure Liusi'td Oil (2& pound k- gs) and of h. mnbt A c»r luge is in attendance at Beaty's for further particalarc apply to the Superioress P. 8.—Positively but one price. | Wpdnesday, te meet the morning Of th« Aoadetny; p j.tf DR. UEO. II KEYS Eh, desirable shades. No skill necessary in mixing rv M t s«pt 17—tf No. 140 Wood street. april 14-1 • Uti ii Traiu from Pittsburgh. 362 THE CATHOLIC. IAMBST MULOT, I J DANIEL M'MEAL, M. D. JOHN C . BARR, TU*»W«A» M II MIO>. f ^ c*Wls A0AJM. Or* TluntLiwo kon*t.-Wn. Prtc« CONDUCTID ON RUROPIAN PLAN. ATTORNEY AT LAW, U our Traveling Afent, who it mthor- (Physician to the Mercy Hospital.) ixed to ooUcii «ubscriptioni, »nd receipt ST. JAMES' HOTEL, 104 Fifth street, opppotite (aihtdral, JAMES T. BRADY & CO., orner AND RESIDENCE: PITTHBUKUU, PA. for the atme. A'ot. 405 and 407 Liberty itrrft, (itJCCMWM TO a. JUNE* A CO.,) aar tMf Oppoalt« the Union ltopot, »»Ittaburgh. I*a, 150 «rant Street, gl, peUrS BeMÄcUI Society. DOLLAR HAV1NU« BANK, BANKERS A BROKER*, • nnW monlhly meetln. «< *t Patar's JAMES K. LANAHAN, PITTSBURGH, PA. totel Bertaty «iU ba b*t May 1st, from 6 to 8 o'clock Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Deposita received of all su mi of not lata than NEW BOOKH. Internat Allowed on Time Depoattn. UST RECEIVED:— Oaa Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared rbady wade clothing, FOB rcBirfiie TUI BM>O». twi -e a year, in June and December. In'ereet has CL01H9, ©A9SUUSMU», VESHNGS, The repntation this ex- J Laoordaire's Letten to Toang Men, f 1 ftO been declare 1 semi- annually in Jaae and December may J At/. Furnhhinp; fioodi, Ac., cellent modlclut; enjoy *. Christ unity and iU Conftiots. By Marcy, 2 00 ninfe the Bank was organised, at the rate of six U derived from Its cure*, par cent a year. N. MI'KHALL. ROBERT M OR AW lm vfind in Pittabu'gh. many of which are truly B»rbaros»a; a Tsle of the ISth Century, 2 00 marvellous, Inveterate The Vei geanee«.f a Jew. By Guenot Gilt 1 ft« Inherent, If not drawn out. Is placed to the credit His CUTTING DEPARTMENT, aniar the case» of Hcrofolous »it— The B*«utie< of iaith; or, the Power of of the depos'tor as principal, aad bears the same MUNHAL.L Si M'tRAW, management of an ajrpartanced Cuttar, cannot be ease, where the system Mary's Patron>ge, 2 00 interest from the first day of June and December, WUIIIIIll seemed saturated with The 8cien*e of Hepptoesa; or, tha Beauti- compounding twice a year without troubling the corruption, have been depositor to call, or even to present his pass book EVERY GARMENT WILL BE WARRANTED purified and cured by it. tudts In Practica. Hy Madsme Bonndon, 1 00 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS' Bcrofcloua nffcctions nnd Ft Ignatius and his Companions. 1 U0 At thi« rate money will double io lau than twelve years. Give him a Call. disorders, which were ng- Biography of the Vener Prter Canisius, S.J. tü (FLUCCEMORS TO JOSEPH R09S.) rmrnted by the scrofu- With many other new works, tor sale at Books containing the Charter. By Laws, Buie* JOHN O'REILLY. tlous contamination until and Regulations, fura Label gratis, on application dec SI—tf _ they were painfully afflicting, hare been radically GEO. QU IG LEY'S Catholic Bookstore, cured in suoh great numbers in almost every sot - july 13 130 Grant street. at the offioe. No. 18 Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa., holTmy boors. tion of the country, that the public scarcely need to J. PIM.EVV, JR. PAUL DUNt.KVV. Paaainr.trr —GEORGE A LB REE. be informed of its virtue» or uses. Vica Paasinaara: ESPECTFULLY solicit tha patronage of tha UST RECEIVED — A splendid assortment, Scroiltlous poison is one of the moet destructive DUN LEVY A, BROM enemies of our race. Often, this nnieen anil u nib it John Q. Backofen, A. M Pollock, M. D , R Rev. Clergy, Institutions, aad the citisena of tu table for thepresent aeason,of Bib.««, Pray- tenant of the organism undermines the constitution, (8accessors to J. DDILIVT, Jr.) Pittsburgh and the adjoining citie< and towns. Jer Books, Lira* of the BaintF, Ao, in plain and Den). L Fai ne>tock, Robart Robb. anrl invites the attack of enfeebling or fatal diseases, James Herdman, John H. Shoenberger, Having extensive facilities, they intend kaakiag fine rilt Madia*. P«y« Book» ta **ira waiv.t without exciting n suspicion of its presence. Again, Grocerti and Tea Dealer«, eonatantly on kaad a fine selection of Groceries, cla»p», mad fine Tarkey bindi« g. SCver and golo it seems to breed infection throughout the body, nnd Jamos M'Aoley, James Shidle, then, on Lome favorable occasion, rapidly develop No. 4 Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa. James B. D. Meeds, Alexander Spear, and also a pura article of Mad«la, Cronea, Ao. A large assortment of fine into one or other of its hideous formf, cither <>n the Engravings. silver obain Deed», with many othrr aug to Isaac M. Pennock, Christian Yeager. surface or among tho vitals. In the latter, tuber- Tnrsrags: ALTAR WINE, Catholic article« suitable for presents. cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or AND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF CANDLED, 1 PUBLISHED: NEW BOOK- , LATELY heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or it snows ST. IKARY'9 COLLKÜE, Wm. J. Anderson, Robert C Loomls ita presence by eruptions on the skin, or foul ulccr- Calvin Adams, Henry J. Lynch, jan 2«-tf Tka Persecutions tuff, rea by the Catholic« of a I ions on some part of the b«wl). Hence the occa- Pat^r A. Madeira, Inland under tka rub of Cromwell and the l'uri sional use of n bottle of this Sa run pari It n is ad- NEAR EMMfTTHBURO, FREDERICK TO.. MD. John C. IBindley, TO T H E A FFL.I CTED. tans. T5 centr. visable, even when no active symptoms of disease George Black, John Marshall, RS. W. SAVILLE, HO. IS Morgaa street, Tba Catholic Crutos Adventures of Owen li vans. appear. Persons afflicted with the following com miiK CH0H8TI0 YEAR 1» divided intotw Hill Burgwin, Walter P Marshall, plaints generally find immediate relief, and, at isions, of five month* each, beginning ri Allegheny, attends to tba treatment af Fel- I h'rSfio Alonso A. Carrier, John K. M'Fadden, Mon«, Catarrh, &crofu'a, Sore Breasts, Inflammatory length, cure, by the use of thi* SARSAI'.illll selectively en the 28th of August and the 28 h ot Charles A. Colton, Ormsby Phillips, History of the Bleated Margaret Mary, a Reli- I,A: St. A nthoiiy'M Fire, Jtour or Erv*ipctn*, January. The term*, per annum, are $301*, i e., Rheumatiim, Ae. Cures guaranteed. Offioe hoars, gious of lie Visitation Order, fi J5. Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Itinyirorm, John Evans, Henry L Ringwalt, from 8 to 12 A. M. and from 2 to ft o'clock P. M. Hore l'i/e$. Sore Far», and other eruption« or per each Session $150, payable in advance. Cloth- John J. Gillespie, William E. Schmerts, july 6-tf Liia and Letter J of Madame S wet bine. »2. ing, Books and Stationery, if supplied by tho Col- The Clergy aad the fnlpit ia Relation to the visible forms of Serofulvu* disease. Also in the \Villiam S. Haven, Alexender Tindle, more concealed form«, us Thjapirpsia, I>rotmff, lege, must be paid for in advance. Peter 11. Hanker, William Vankirk, Panola. •» ft». , t rn lienrt Viaeate, litFpitey»\), \euratiria, NE W BOOKS. The abora, together with a great variety or L t and the various Ulcerous a flections of the muscu- All the students are instructed in the doctrines Richard Hays, Isaac Whittle', TUST BECEIVBD: tholie Tales and works of Devotion, suitable for lar and nervous systems. fcnd trainel to the practice of the Catholic religion. James D. Kelly, William P. Wtymsn. Manual of the Lives of the Popes, from SL Holiday Pra«ent\ »re off« red at the lowast price» at SypUili* or Venereal aad Mercurial OineaBe* Youths not qualified to enter on the Collegiate THKASUKJIR— CHARLES A- COLTON. Peter to Hus IX. By John C. Eirle. This is a arc cured by it, though a long time Is required for Course are admit'ed into the Preparatory Depart- GEO. QUItiLKY'S Cathdio B >ok 'tore, f tibtluing these obstinate maladiesbv any medicine. Sacaaraar- JAMES B. D. MEEDS. valuable book for reference. It gives a short Bio- dee 21 No. IM Grant street. ment. JOHN McCAPKREY, D. D graphy of all the Popes, from 8t Peter to Pius IX. But long continued use of this meuiciuo will cure may 4-tf the complaint. /•• rie.orrha a or W/iifrs, fieri >>e july 20-3m President. 1 he Phases of Christian Love. By Lady Herbet If leer a tin ns, and Female. Hieram n, are com- Life of St Dominic, with an introduction, and A NO. 1 FARM FOR «ALR, mon ly soon relieved and ultimately cured bv ita DR. C. KING, sketch of the Dominican order. By the Most &ev. ITUATE in We*tme*p<>n- VANDUZEN TIFT, 10*2 and 104 »last Beeoud at., Cincinnati, O., The above, with many other new books, for sale, The terms .kins 6t. Vincent's Abhey, «he e then' iJi i>f, lilt'cpicas, nnd troubled with Nervous Ap- (CH\H. W. ATkll* HO », at the lowest prices, at la a goo! College; J mile from Ft X ax'tor's Ac» ls- prci\:Ksit'"» or Fear«, or any of the ¡iffections -<>»nf>tfvn:iuc of Weaknem, will find imme«liutc Manufacturers of BFLLS for Cbnrehea, Academies. GEO. QtriGLErs «yj po»Uo.s cr upon trial. PHOTOGRAPHER, aid mounted with our PuUnt Improved, Rotary may 11-tf or call on the owner ou the (arm. Hanging». dec 7-dt GEO. SMITH. PREPARED BY NO. 12 FIFTH STREET. AU BELLS warranted in quality and tone. FOR SALE: Or. JT. c. ATKIt 4k CO.,Le«ell, Mass., Chimes of Bells, of any number, nlade to order. A VALUABLE FARM, POND'S EXTRACT Practical and Analytical Chen*l»ti>. Catalogues aad Price List sent on application, PITTMBUROII, PA. july 27-ly NOWN as the "H*»* c*—*l Farm altuata SOT.P BY ALL DEL" GUI ST 3 EVKBY WHERE. on the Plank road from Fort Wayne, Indiana, OF T. J. MORAN T. A. MORAN. Kto Decatur, within 8 mi'es of Fort Wayne, and near B. A. PABNE^TOCK'S PON A CO.. Puts- fcJJkSJEW» burgh, wholesale agents, Sold by all dealers. a large church and Monastery. It contains 93 acres not 12 MORAN BROS., —63 of which are cleared and improved, the balance HAMAMELIS, Done up with Neatness and Dispatch, AND PACID RER3 of Tin, Copper and Sheet- fine timber land. There is on the Farm S good A 8APE, ron War», houses, good well aad cistern water, barn and sta- CERTAIN, M" ble, and, also, 2 large orchards ofgraited fruit trees. OR FROM ALBUM TO LIFE SIZE, No. ail Liberty street, Cash price is $4,U(I0, or $4,500 on time. WoeM AID (()ppo§ite Hart'» Hotel ) trade for city or borough property, if called m Speedy Cure soon. DKVL1N A SILL, PAIN DESTROYER, In India Ink, or Painted in Oil or Water I'lTTSBI'Fun, PA. roa Roofing, Spouting and Jobbing promptly Keal Estate Brokers aad In*urance Agents, Is one of the few domestic remedies which have Colora, done, on reasonable terms. mar 80-tf Butler street, near Bullet on taine, | NEURALGIA, may 4-tf Lawrenceville. Cuma into general use and favor, without puffing. lEbiv^salifeuraMia1 AN 1» ALL It is the product of a simple thrub, barm'.es* in all At Reasonable Rates; eases, and as a domestic remedy, unequalled. NERVOUS BUFFALO HATS! HATS!! cures: DI0CASC3. All work warranted to give satisfaction. W. p. GRAHAM. OWEN BYRN1. Iioil», STAINED GLASS WORKS. Burns, ^ lis Fffccts are Bruises, Stings, May leal. GIVE U8 A CALL. BOOTH & RIESTER, Sore Eyes, GRAIIAM & BYRNE, lameness, an UNFAILING I KMEDY In ull oasos of [Succcsaora to C. J Thurston,) Bleeding of the f *Soreness, algia Fa inlis, often t fT cling a per ect cure july <5 tf NO. 52 ST. CLAIR STREET. Sprains, Lungs, loss than twenty lour hours, from tl.o use of LO 6IMS SHINIES Nose, more than TWO OH THKBK I'ILI.S. Sore Throat, N i other form of Neuralgia or Nervous D'scaFe No. 11 Pear] SL Buffalo, N.Y. (Opposite SL Clair HoteL) Stomach. Toothache, has fat cd to yij d tj tbis VVONOEUPVI. UKUCDIA I£. Houston. .1 no. Rlg^lOj. VF. II. Ilouaton. signs for Cluirchcs & private Rcsldcnccs Earache, AO* NT. lptly furnished, Estimates given, and Pittsburgh, Pa., Neuralgia, Even in the soverest cas's of Chronic Neuralgia Xj Bpccimciw of our skill will be forwarded ou and general norvous do rang -men's,—of many year» E. HOUSTON & CO., Rheumatism, Corns, standing,— a (looting the eniiro system, its use for ifiK-^J, application, AVE all the latest stylos of Hats, Caps, an4 Lumbago, Ulcers, « tow days, or a fe* weeks at the utmost, always mar 10-lf H Straw Goods—a very large and deslraUi Old Sores, nfT'irds the nio-t as'onishing relief,and very rartly No. 107 Fifth St., corner of Cherry alley, stock for men, boys, Misses, and ohildren. Pile* fails to produce a complete and permanent cure. STEAM BETWEEN june 1—ly _ and ether similar troublesome and pninful affec- 11 coutaii s ii • drug« or other materials in the tions, white it promptly arrests all Homorrh- slightest degree injuries, oven CM), " 18 AND Grate Front«, At t It i St>lil by all wholofn'e and retail d;alers in Steerage Paa'ago from New York $30, to New 662 Broadway, New York. drugs and mcdiciacs throughout the United S atei, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. o York at low rates, pavablo in Currency. anl by (¿eiitlcmen'g E^rnisliin^ Passage by OLD MLACK S I'All Line of Liver- Prices of Pond'a Eitrart, TURNER & CO., pool Packets. Remittances to Great Britain and Double Oven Boston Cooking Ranf- Six once bottles, with directions, retail, 50 otf. Sole Proprietors, Goods. Ireland. will bake in eight minutes after firt Pint bottles, with diroctloes, retail, f 1 00 Apply to WILLI AM8 A GUION, is started. Columbia Cook Stove, Quarts, ia bottles, 1 75 120 Trembnt »trcet, Boston, Mass, JOHNSTON, HOLLOW AY A O'tWDEN, o i9 Broodway, New York, or the best extant. Van's Im- Sold in Pittsburgh hy Dr. GEO. H. KKYSKR, E. THOMPSON, No. 140 Wood »trei t, and B. L. FAIINKS TOCK 612 Aro i street, Philadelphia. proved Patent Double Oven A CO., Nos. ?6 and 78 Wood street, wholesale and oot S-dm Ail the novelties of the season, such 7 Hand street, Pittsburgh. Pa. Wrought Iron Portable reta l agent!. oct 19 4m mar 9-tf \V. II. MACKEY, as is only found in a first class Tailor Range, the most com- €. TERHEYDEN, ing Establishment, always on hand, at IßSTABIiläUED, 1857. plete Range ever SLATE AN1) CJUAVF.L ROOFER, reduced prices from last season. constructed for No. 130 Smithfield st., Pittsburgh, Pa. Hotels, Restaurants, Public Institution* Office, 184 Liberty street, juno lft-if KEEPS always on hand a mi ply of K. & <0. MAGlgra? and Private Families. Kt monstrances, Cba'tct-s CibDiiums, Ciu is aud alt kinds o' Cbuich Or PITTSBURGH, PA. STEAM CllACKEll BAKERS tt. DONIVDLLV, M. I)., OFFICE AM) WAREHOUSE: nsmcnts. Orusra filled at short no eept ?R~1m AND Stii tico. SURGEON TO MERCY HOSPITAL, M Regildipg. plating and repairing LU.AL' M:M, DITTICO.-- the Organ m Vi- trimly iTIaiiuihliirprM, 20« & «08 IJlHitv Street H done with neatness and di pat« h. brator fitij into tho O'tr, mil pèrcOptiule, stops Office:—No. 143 Grant street, PITTSBURGH, PA. Ho La* an elegant etoek o! fine fingi g noii.t" in tho Ina I. and inilles do if per- Pittsburgh, Pa. 7 AND 6 CHURCII AVENUE, Jewelry, Watchcs und Clocks, at bis sans t<> hoar di.-tinctlv at church and at public rs- FOUNDRY—Allegheny City manufactory, to whioh he wooid invite the atten lemblii*. Send particular« to Dr. bTILLWELL, jt-jr* Special attention given to all cases requir- Allegheny City, Pa. tion of tha public. july C tf 31 Warhington Place, New York. ing Surgical operations. may 4 tf (eh tt t f juno 1-ly