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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

%. MaZang &C AZ a.
Conner Commerce and Exchange Streets
Importers and dcalcrs IN
HdRDHARE and CUTLERY.
Bar bundle and sheet iron, horse.shoes ana nai,.
tin plate, nails, mill rocks, boiling cloths.
gin gear, india rubber cotton ON
and mill betting, guns,
pistols, &c
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE,
Stoves, Crates, Fumanaces, &c,
dgeRts For
HERRfNG'S FIRE PROOF SIZES
AND
BULL0CKS COTTON PRESS,
Are receiving and offer for sale
T0n--l9o0 tons Real swedes and Refined. all
sizes and shapes. '''
Sheet and Roller LroR-G0O sheets and b,na,os
Stcei--l00 cases aud bundles, all kinds NH si1os
&c, &c. ''~'S
Ares-I2O0 doz Collins & Co., Hunt. Simmons
dc.
kinds. '''' o'ii''
Hocs-A000 dozen, including American make and
Oval Eye. '''''''' anu
Nails, Brods and Spiics--l000 kegs. nh siyos
HoHoc Hdre-l0O tons Pots Ovens. Spders &c
fTfach P0tS--50O all sizes
NM RoekS-l000 pair all kinds and sizes.
BHatcrS Hardrarc--A General assortment
tPrghi, and CircHiar SacS--S to 80 inches ii.
ametrr
Poaso's Ce'e5micd Trashjrg Macdines, Horse
Power and Separators.
Young America Corn and Cob Crnsber
Saw aud Grist Min Irons,
Guns, Pistols, Rcvolvcrs, and Rifles.
kope-Cotton and Manila, 1000 coils.
Tin plate banca tin, brazier's conner sbent zoc
Si'eet prass, IRON, copper md brass wire,
sheet l, lead and pipe, iron pipe
timers tools, plows,
corn shelters,
Stra" cutters wheel burrows, wheat cradles.
spinning wheels, spades and shovcls.
rakcs, pruning and hedge shears,
brar hooks, pruning saws,
Nc, Nc, &c.
TIN WARE.
general assortment Wholtsalr and Retail.
HoUSEFuRNIsHING GOODS,
general assortment, 4
o0kiRg H0res, Warranted tn pcrGorm ,.ou
'0reS- aUO, Purlor, Church, Office Hpd.Roo,n C.
and other Stoves of handsome pattcrns
RATES, For farlor, Office, Bed Room. &C. orI
stylish patterns >>'' VI
"fefy-lyory handle Knives, with or without
Forks, "''''"' IL
0isled steel Setts and stands, stylish brass and "
irons, tenders, shovel and tongs, pokers,
jamb hooks, trays curtains, p
bands and pins pla-
ted silver spoons
and forks,
d every other article necessary for Housekerp-
z. Z
iiousekeepers, Planters, Blacksmiths. Carmen
s, Railroad Contractors, Alillwrichts, Tanner st
uperS and Sportsnen, will fnd Il general a,-
'tment Of goods in their line. q,
We invite The inspection Of purchasers
Feb, "a, 50. "a If
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

HEiMBoLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS u;ob
y concentrated Extract Bucbu. for Diseases SO SO
the bladder Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy. Vol
nesses, DC, is safe and pleasant remedy ri
. l,, advertisement in another column, headed
" lelmoolds Genuine Preparation.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03
GIFTS! GLFTSi GIFTSi
NEW BOOKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY
ETC, ETC.
Third year Of Titcomb's Great.
GIFT FOOK ENTERPRISE,


GREATER INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
n order to insure speedy sale, al The Books.
l. comprising an assortment Of every uspiYl
and entertaining work, published in every de-
paitment OF literature, will be sold ms low ms the
publishers prices and in many instances far
less A GW worth from 80 cents to 500 viii
be delivered with each book at the time of mr..
chase complete catalogue CONTAINING the
pest standard works, may be obtained free bv
calling or sending by mail to my store. south
east corner OF Dauphin and Royal streets, Mo-
A. c. TITCOMB.
L. S.-Pcrsonal attention given to filling and
answering country orders promptly. Persons
residing AT distance will be treated with the
same Iberaity as fprescnt at my store. St,Yn.
call. " POM -
Feb. 81, 1859 81 3m
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@ -. 9UGG-,
BROKER, III o bile, Ala.

A'oAAAH, w 0 ollie, Ala.
ANY and all kinds Of Business executed viii,
promptness and despatch.
~ B-Poqniealar attention gircn to tho sclcc-
non q Masic and Musical Instruments,
r MOBILE, Ala. Aug. 18th 1853.
fralts purchased and shipped TO parties in tho
interior IN Quantities TO sNit purchasers a,d ~
the best terms and in the best manner va
flsh-Ifesh or Picked, purchased. incIpdi,c
ton. Sec
oon'eclonarles, toys. candies, sweet meats
loo, "c' purchased and shipped in the hest
manner ana on the most favorable FERNS
Merchahaise OF all descriptions and in ouap,;-
'ies 10 SUIT purchasers, purchased and sbin,,ad
on favorable terms and in the most SPEEDY n,pn
ner. 'Peeuy man
Groceries of all descriptions. inclnJinc ia,
ors, purchased in quantities TO spit nnral n'Iu-
On tne best terms, and shipped in the mos, ov
peditious manner. e 'No'' CA
Consignments from the interior Of -
chickens, turkeys, poltries. boos,,aw ~ essS'
wheat, peas, potatoes, slaves. bands,ii,, I'm
md IN INIT, ""u uisPoSed OF to the best advantage.
stock, beef cattle, Hogs, &c roco;.,,l
- ~ 80 =, as ~ the preceding section. NV
;,,;n,. - ~ 'he command of all persons ar
n nrehan,'i ,ro,'i 'ile interior with Produce or
afgo or otherwise. .! tio
:, far'les desiring supplies will nleoso o,,o,...
heck, Cash, or name some fIm, ,"se enclose
nat will honor their bills ON nr.sa,,a., .','s Guy
c. A. SUGG.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

Is prepared directly according to the rules of
Pharmacy and Chemistry, with the greatest ac-
curacy and Chemical knowledge and care deyo-
IRA IRA III ITS combination. See Professor Devices
Valuable Works on the Practice of Physic, and
most Of the late Standard works of Medicine,
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

Daily, in advance, per annum. s10oo
VIII, :, .-..----... 500
IN, VIII, ,--...... 800
>, W Inc Weekly viii be furnished to Chbs Of
zen and upwards at 81 50 each; PAYABLE ipyor.
laoly IN advance, and every Club to be made m
at one office. ''''u0 up
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-03-03

u Orders for the 4,
purchasing at the low
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17

0sauoO 0DvoUUoossr
We have ssrsivsd . psseAsss sssIslsa -os~wssr
0sss - eosss psso1nSS ssysU1 esVsR SssO
sisssy. % sspsv~s.a = Hsysfs l1spss~A ~ 80
ts.hss. issa- ISk asss~sus vs - ~ ~
60 sssasss ia o. sssa o. A. pssssss 90 ss~ss .
nesies q h kv~ he X. Z. ys~ss Hss<k asv~As-
en- pspss u;sk s.sass<sss 10 es.sssvsssss 60 -
eney. Il aye:
"rss fcsvsAs Sevsxmesw 0ssxsssN-tAs
Csasssfsss~. Of Saturday eesssss<s tvsay 10 ssss-
saf poaxtss swws On fes@lss $eswyskesy. -ehst
sss epesass Of hat PAGER. ssa sa4ssssesa " -
eess The pen ef he Assasssy 0<e<ssl Jsass hassks
u e essss IN its ssyt ss~psssss 10 seas ssa ssess
inssy hsvshss and eesxns IN ssyasses TIE fsssssss
Passy. q that slaves sve~xnsssd ~ she Federal
hu 80 tsvsss thsms-shs tkxy s.se1ss prosperity
when taken inse sny Seste ef sksek he ksusi ks
dos not ksb.d thss being svsssaea s-thss Cess-
gsvss hAs No right 10 depssse skess e~eess II sas
property. ia che tsserss eshss pAsces ss&ss iss
Jurisdiction s-sad shss d esaees deisxsss poe.
~ uheh dpsS nos peesss ntsskss The Issssasssss
nor The people ot rsssssefy haze aay sssAssssy "
prohibit slavery sishsn iss borders u cpnxs,ast
however that when they ss.~~ 10 ksss .ssNss Ola.
ssssssssa. they sssy establish PseAs slavery as
th<y Gee a. Uasil then shey haze no ps~ts ~A.ss
ever over he set5eet
The pasitions ef the ssssese IN he Csasssssssss
are stated With xsess esesseese aad SrvesssseN ss
leave no teeua ssr assas4essssnsns o. eesssvsvssy
q TO their ssssases Its sLsIsy And the s~sxs~y q
SCORE ef lie sstrSess foss ksssss speeches. 81 JeAss
I,esstAs. xil Psessliy esnssssa kis 10 ssAs ssss-
notice of a.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17
The state Fair.

We have just sent out, for the Secretary Of the
State Agricultural Society, Who VIC regret to say.
has been indisposcd for some weeks past, . number
Of complimentary eords to editors and others. We
think have sent to every editor in the State. but
if any have been overlooked they will please notify
Us We arc also authorized TO say that editors, and
reporters for papers, whether Of this or any othcs
State. will be furnished with complimentary car,s
at any time. by applying either to the Secretary, o.
at the Standard or Register Office.
The ensuing Fair bids fair to be fair one at least
if not superior one. We trust every portion o
the State will send something to- Our bscthr~s
OF the press will confer favor and public bench
BY stirring up the people ON the subject and urginl
them to attend with their various products. Am
pie arrangements are being made in every depart
ment
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17

OH FouS1AN.-Some wag has hoaxed the N. Y.
Tribune with an account Of an oil fountain recently
discovered somewhere in Pennsylvania. From =
bore in the earth seventyon feet deep. the oil h
thrown up b, pump at the rate Of 400 gallons per
day! Pretty good We would like to know what
kind of oil it is We fear It is hardly grsasy ~
Greedy.
By the way, an old citizen VI one Of our mountain
counties asserts that he has discovered . tsiis~
mine! He accounts for its formation thus: In some
past period when vast herds Of cattle rosmed through
the valleys and over the mountains, all very Cat an
earthquake occurred At the first tremblinss 81
terra rma, the frightened herds collected tosethss,
when the earth parted, swallowing up thonsands.-
By another commotiou the assure in which thy
were engulphed Was closed, squeezing the at from
them, while internal fires purified Il and made Il IN
to one huge cake Of tallow, where Il has remainet
undisturbed ever since. a....r
We commend this tallow mine to Greedy, snt
hope he will visit it - soon a. be gets through vii
the Mormons.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17

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Il yin be seen hsa the ssiSs~iax sssss sfs s~ss
lie meeting IN Rslsiassv. that that Cay b sa tss
gay 10 be swi<vusd ssos. The iess~sess sksek kssv
so isax imrsiss lie God assss sad ie5va Dc fsss
pwsssy. We trust The good ~esk en- Go CO sssa
Piax tsiyssn and se~Syss-s ere eeasssesa 10 Ne
Disgrace .hish sh~y deserve:
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ths mervhsnss n~ehsastss bssSaess tsd professional
usen sssershlsa thas stesroen ID essesk 81 Meszs
nseus Squssv To dstShesste ard sssss kss svs
esia< th~ city Es~@ its Psvsens aserssasssd essss
tpon and svssessnx The sapfvsseey 81 lsw ssd ssss
The ysst .squsrv wss asnssiy p&xSsa srsd en- sse
sseuueS lestns thesssa shsoasr~ hy ss&ssss Il &C.
desiy. respectable and saAseosasl sssssenss
The psvsssbse snd sss~iasers sss ksssk b ehass
and enrhs.se tsaxssxv che social snd pssatsl sSss
vhsh sssss rhey eeadsess Clus sslt sssd frpPass
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rasns ef . csalssttev 10 ssr Upon The Msyes. sssd
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police ssvvs IN Keep the peiAs clears ssl s.ssAssi
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abe citizens Soc etSyssS
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Distinguished ueesbes e the hsfs .ssss Hedges
psrsvass.t. Il ,s~ hrsa ef itsss~s Et~sAssss ss'
t:S~s<v ~ s.SIl The sgsxshss ~ssv svesSss't 60
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psssn~ tke rspe~x,tss<s several sstssss o. sssts
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17

NEw GooDs tc.-Our merchants. sroessA &e.
are now opening their Gall stecks-hsse BEAUTIFUL
and useful. Gu, friends from the country can now
be supplied with almost any thing they may need
in the way Of clothing. groceries, &c
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17


Sheriff. says the Riehmcod E.ysiSss. samssimss
furnish no small amount II amusement. Tbs cub
joined Is an exact copy Of return made by The
Sheriff Of ono Of our Counties To . process cent 10
him Tor execution:
prAH S,E:--Nau have cent INC . summaas IN
chancrry styled Wharton "a. ~. Ca,sins Esyea.
tors commanding me To- summans John smith Ia
a,pcar. &c. Now. will YOU bv kini su.u<h TO lss
mC know on which John Smith To execute this Psct
Co.'S: Er NC have many II them IN thEs eountys-
There l. John surustsrtl the Baptist. called sfter
his religion There Il Farmer John. SssLIIer John
and Carpenter John called after their Uerupstisas
There l. talking John. msn II great vplahsty al
words There !. Humble Johns very old sasd when
boy to have i~vu great at taking bev nestle when
that wss the cuphoaCosrs title ot that insect
mcrklv called the humble bev There ss Yankee
John called alter the land Of bis birth There b
John lsar the twenty sixth s,o. no thoubs eesed
from the old Styic rroaunea,ioa II the last ttss
Of the alphabet. Then there ts rs.h John. who e
unchariably supposed not TO have had that name
when he lst the Emerald l.e and John ef fasmssss
remarkable for having had many St.Scoss Ihss.
John particularly protests against The service al
your procvss him. saving hts y msssca Of pesev
and not of STRIFE and that hrs name nssss noe be
mixed up with lsw suit And lsstly. there !.
John the CRATER. Who can graft peacock feathers on
I Q ruuplcss ROSTERS tail
' Our clerks know these Johns by their vAfsous u
tics and generally designate them in any ptacvss
they may issuc. Will you. I repeat les me kna~
\ which ono Of our John Sasths your pseesss in I'm
4 tended for and Il shall he duly sseeutsds
I Yours, truly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17

c,xr-The Senior editor is absent-gone to Kit
Ms or thereabouts. We trust he will stay as
~. &C he can enjoy himself; for our readers will
IVA ,.,r,e tbey lose nothing by his absence. Ahem !!
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17

TAo Y1111sno1 HSseA -.
The Charlotte Ds.srss slludins 10 sks ssssls |
n hts uuahsr Il As HbSssns4 tspsusd 3 Gss. |
8'lt, says: 81 i.t 81 Ef.ts. II
The sRFvr has dses 0es. ma M uos b. |
justice Tor In article b calculated to ssvs he -.
prssoa that 10 psssooisrs oppnsisipa papsn 10 he
exclusion a democratic onsa d - bs~a si,s
practice with al The Govsnosx n his State so 3D.
vsrtic In SetA The leading pspsss q Raleigh uhix
and democratic. Gov. Red and Gov. Bs~xx always
ga:c the same advertisements TO She Rssisss which
they gave to the &ssdsri. and ws psvssms they
were never blamed by any one sus - ding Aheas
the only patronage In the ~sy a sdvssssies which
the Governor has to hestov = the pubishine Of ts
amounts distributed by the Literary Beard ssoae
the Common Schools Of the State. and none a this
kind Of advertising has been given cot sines The
given tn the Register sincs The publicssca az he
Presr was commencrd ve think u would have
had no just cause of complaint. fue u must srknow.
ledge that Il 10 prpprr to sy such nosmst,oa bssosv
the rsadcrs Of whis papers vel o. bsSosv these
who patronisc democratic papers, Publishing saeh
advertisements In two papers Of Raleigh e sadseseut
for that paer, and therefore Il h evident ,hst our
eotemporarys insinus,'ons against Gov. Elis arc
unprovoked and unjust.
The P.ss" claims to be drmeesssie paper. and
says u will support the nominee of the pvuorxsie
Convention. but &C must be allowed To say that
some OF its articles do not srem to have tendency
to promote harmony in the party; and iss attack
upon Gov Ellis II not at I'll calculated 10 sustain its
Professions The editor of the Psyss hss had csp~s.
cncc enough In know that Of Marty attach.
men, arr immstrr;al-if the column. Of . n,u.psp~r
don't clearly insisasr its attachment 10 che trasrse
party Is useless sor its editor to tall about being
q democrat We doo't SAY that the editor Of che
Pres il no democrat. but wr do say that saeh
articles a. the above are scnns To ssssoo
and the injury Of the democratic psrtv.-
Al 81. s.u.s..... n.. ,...
~
VIZ" s'o" "'e"u"nea sss' S"n"" sn"v N't<s.
advised the Sssdtrf and the fvssrssd To make
friends. thus comments upoa The same article:
.Jobn ". Eli. s,n well Withstand .nx shsrxr-
c,mc f,,m rh,, ous,,rr n NAV vh~sh., s,,no,,,.,,
s,p,,str,i or opxnlv srrrs.sd-ubieh rvtssrs. ON.
On h;x .,.n.i;n. .. man or ,,,or an. ,.,,,,v srI
s.nn,ncs. N nj. Drmo~r,rx iipao ,hs. sbs,r r,n
n, N, ,,;,cpsc .f o,,,,; .;,l =. nv s,,~r.l =, a..
An his ant.,r,,rn,. cxrrx x.tr ,hst Inc h,s s,s,
v;vrn rxr,x nob,;s., .r, ~ M. liz from nm. rr-,
mcurrm.n, ~ III s,,r,r ~hs,, \. . nv. ,r b.,, h.
ru,y,rI IN. p.l;,,i arm. a, nm a,in., ,h .s,.,r
~, men az the Wb;- oa,,x In Western No,,h Cssn
lin,. show him NOT ouIv q, he firm and eou.s.s.n,
Democrat. h,t ono az the .,r,esr.s sect sl,orou~hv
NATIONAL and prrSe,iv uncompsums.sn~
but the Press b,. i-~u f,vaurusIv s~ssssx TIA,
The Rslcvb Es.,,,r rr,r;vr~ s.x.,. nj sb~ hand A
oar STATE Exccu,;vr and &c ubr prr~.N 40 nod =
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-09
MORTGAGE SALE WHEREAS.

I'LL default has been made in the conditions of Ger.
tain mortgage bearing date the hireth day Of Decem
Neis and Catherine his wife, of the county Of Ramsey,
Minnesota. to John Francis Baasen, of the city and
county of Milwaukee, Wisconsin whereby the said I'd
ward McNes and Catherine his wife, did grant,
his heirs and assigns for ever all tract or parcel of
land lying and being the county CT Ramsey Minneso
ia, to wit
The west half of lot No. fifteen isl, in block No. six
recorded plat thereof in the office of the Reg ter of
Deeds of the sa Ramsey county, with heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereantO belonging any
wise apperainng to secure the the ssd John
assigns of the OF hundred and seventy dollars
lSTU O0tO and the interest Their on, according the
conditions and terms of certain promissory note
cuted and delivered by said Edward McNelis
date with sad mMteage, which said mortgage
was duly acknowledged, nd was recorded in the
office of the Register Deeds of Ramsey county on the
18th day of January A ID. 1887, at "a O'Clock 2. NJ
said gage there has been paid the OF fifty 100
dollars IS 90-l00l.
And wi ereas there is now claimed to be DUE and is
duetat the date of this notice. upon the said
sum of two hundred and forty S5lO0 dollars 1870 IS lOOl
And no suit proceedings at law otherwise having
been had to the debt secured by said mortgage
any part thereof ..
Now therefore, no ice hereby give that by virtue
power of sale contained in said mortgage and pursu
ant TO the statute in such made and provided the
above described mOrtgaged premises Will be sold
lie auction, to the highest bidder for scah the I'D day
Of October A. ID 1859, ten O'Clock A. NJ. of that day
the front door of the Court House of Ramsey county,
in the city of raul satisfy and pay the amount due
upon said note ard NOR and the costs and
by law allowed.
Dated St. Paul, August 25,h 1889
A. GIBERroN, Agent aug27- w6w
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y YOUNG LADIES, CONDUCTED BY THE SIS
TIERS OF ST. JosEPH-sT. PAUL, MINI.
This Institution will be opened for the reception Of
il will be under The auspices and special direction Of
Right Rev. T. L. Grace Bishop Of St. Paul. The ldings
ity The chief ediace is Of sone three stories high
with galleries TO each story running the whole length Of
with view to Its academy. The study room
and dormories are large, commOdous and well ven.
tiated. The grounds handsomely ornamented, and
afford ample room for recreation and the heahfu exer-
The system will be the same as that pursued in other
Catholic institutions, comprising all the departments OF
education moral and intellectual culture refinement of
manners and physical improvement. The course Of
mental, that are usually taught:
The government will be mild and parental, but firm
and uniform while the sricest attention will be given to
the health, CO Mort and wants ofthe pupils.
The annual term is divided into two sessions of FIVE
m each the rs o on
ruary Examinations will be held every two months,
and the results communicated to parents by bulletins
The annual term will close with publ exhibition in
Term per session-Payable half session in advance.
Board and Tuition in any or all of the following
Reading, Writing. Grammar. Geography, History
Moral and Intellectual PbilosophyS5O $780, and $685. &C
cordng to age and class of Pupil. .
For Day Scholars S. S. and $40, according to age aud
EXTRA CHARGES.
French and German, each.........$iO 90
Music on Piano, :. .............. ~ ~
A." on Guitar, .............. ~ w
Drawing and Painting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ w
Bed and Bedding. .......... o ~
Washing ............................. ~ ~
This institution Catholic, but its object is to afford
no influence beyond that object will be exercised Order
and regularity only will require attendance at Divine
Letters to be addressed to- 1.-THE Mother Superior of
St. Joseph's Academy, st Paul, Mimi" aug26 d&w2m