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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
A Word to Editors.


I wonder are editors aware of how
much importance is their poets cor
ner! wonder If they know that the
most inveterate pursuer of broom and
gridiron that ever kept a good mans
house tidy, likes a Bit of sentiment, in
that shape, ia the family paper. |
wonder do editors know how, when
the days work Is done, she likes to
null that paper out from under some
old tea-caddy, or broken flower pot
thar long ago fell into disuse-and
seating herself with a long-draWn
breath of relief in the old-fashioned
chair, when all her Tommy's and
Mary's have been rocked, give herself
up to the enjoyment OF Its pages
Presently-as she reads-a tear gath
ers in her eye; she dashes 1t quickly
away with an "ah-me," and laying
her head back upon the chair, and
closing her eyes that we're once much
bluer than now, she is soon far-far
away from the quiet home where her
treadmill round of everyday duties has
been for many years so faithfully per-
formed. and-perhaps-alasl SO thank
IessIY accepted. The cat comes purr-
ing round her feet, and Tray comes
scratching at the door, but she does
not move, till q sound of heavy and
familiar fOotstep is heard ia the entry
or hall; theR-staFting up, aud taking
her scissors from the long pocket at
her side, she clips the precious verses
from the paper and hides them IN
bosom. Perhaps you ml0h4 = ael
your critical nose at .aG turn uI
never mind :. Cnose verses =
heart: :" shey have touched hel
-.ad many times when she il
alone, she viii read them over; and 81
long as they hold together, she viii
keep them in needle case in hel
Worlr-box, to read when things GO
wrong, " and good, safe cry will ease
the heart. 1--4 as.
Her good mans picks up the mutt
lated paper and she says, 1t was only
| a bit of poetry, John. Now, there
are more Johns than one in the world
| but he don't think Of that, as turning
to some political article he says, "Oh,
/ you are quite welcome to all that sort
/ of stuff; nor does he know. how much
] that other j ohns had to do with heI
| crying over those verses, which some.
body certainly must have written, who
Like himself had married the WRONG
John.
/ And now gentleman Editors, crowd
what else goa nay out of your papers,
bat don crowd out the poetry, OF
think il of no consequence. Take
| the a46daVit of one who has seen the
clipped verses from your papers, hid
away in pocket books, tucked away
in needle cases, speared on pin cush-
ions, pinned upon the toilet glasses,
and murmured over in the mystic
hour of twilight, just before j John
| comes home to tea, and always have
q bio of poetry in your columns for
| her who has so potent voice Ia the
choice of family paper 4 publicly
promulgate this piece of wisdom
though am very we'll aware, that
you will pass It off for your own, and
neither credit me nor yet the Ledger
for It'll
FANNY FERN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
ATouFh Fog Story

a very heavy fog once visited an
Eastern State, which, We think some
what beat the fogs Of London, IA youDg
man was sent cut 90 a meadow Co nail
a few courses of shingles on . barn,
the roof Of which was nearly finished,
AT dinner" continues the farmer
who ID responsible for the story, "the
fellow comes up and sos:
That's q EhiKhty long barn OF y0nIu.
mot very long, Gen \,
well, aeE Ne, I've been an this
forenoon, and have not got one course
laid yet
Well sez I, you're q iaEv fellow;
that's all have got 20 say.
$50 after dinner went down Co a-
what he had been about and W, T
thundered If he hadn't Ahi,Baie5 ny
mere cham a hundred iest FiTRi out 81 I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

sba Ian fk for him on the show case
ara ne WAS too proud to take It away
Fl IA saw it.-Seven dollars3 70 is not
STyr5-f8 mora than fTyR.-r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

A good Peace Maker Cook Stove for sale
cheap, at C. B. CTonkleton's store and Tin
shaps q dOors easso or Williams Block.
several good second d-hand stoves for sale
at C. B. CrOnkleton's, doors east OF the
williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
aaware County Fra1E Can De-
brand 8 Son - for your cans.

~ ~ -. s--S I'd & Son sell Fruit Cans, made
: 54s5 ~ 80 + charcoal tin, as cheap as they
eleeblo sEht anywhere
- 80 and fruit can wax can be bought
De eaee,lNoA9 jyl0 68tf
- = H-ss - = ssiS,9eIvzst C. B. CronkIeton three
- = sot'a- Williams Block, on Win
salo' beEt fruit cans and seal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

A small boy stepped into a bookstore
and inquired the price Of q spelling
book. On being told that they were
twelve cents apiece, and being possess
ed of but nine cents, he was completely
noupi1ssed. At length an idea seemed
TO hare struck him. Says he's
mister, can't you 6nd me one that Is
torn that you win let me have for mimo
cantR fia
The clerk looked In vain. The boy
was displrited. At length another idea
seemed 10 strike him.
"Please, Mister, can't you tear one ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

I'll State had to run HoratiO Seymour
5 times to elect him Governor 9 times,
how many times will 81 States have 60
run him, to elect him President (Or
Governor Of theni) I time
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
Road Notice.

RTOTICE Is hereby given that petition viii be
IN presented 70 the Commissioners OF Delaware
Comfy, Ohio, as their next regular messing on
sbe frst Monday in September next for she re-
noraI Of the county road, commencing near the
sawnfll or Al y. Rutherford, in liberty township,
Della ware County Ohio, thence north through lots
Nos, i've (5Y six fe1. aud seven %, to the north
line OF Rev. J. D. Howey's, (0D the west side 11f
the farm buildipgs) thence west on said line TO
point interseeting the county road as now estae-
tished. July %, 4e6s-Sist4I4
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

The Irish Republic says With emf
nent good sense; "Irishmen In Amer
loan politics must work from the Amer
loan standpoint and remember shat 10
is their citizenship that, entities them
20 vote and shout, and mot the fact Of
their being born in Ireland" "
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
HSCElLaNE0us.
Road Notice.

RTOTICE Is hereby given that petition Will be
in presented 70 the Commissioners Of DelagaEe
county, Ohio, at their next regular meeting In
September next pFaying FOR an alteration u she
State Road running frem Delaware 10 Columbus,
on the wast side Of the 0ien sangY river 70 com
mence On or near the north line 0f ". O. Xoum&n's
land, in Liberty tB-. Delaware CO. Qhios and %
run tbeEce in a Eoutherly diEectl0n on the h8gh
ground through the lands Of tha said Toumans
aud the lands OF Fhomas A. Cellar ana Joh1 Gel :
lar until Il ntersects the old track the Eeuth
line OF the said Cellars land.
Liberty Tp., Aug A. 1s8S-7th4t-ehJsA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

GN Eh1 DlSThtOI hOWER hB AU MBLEs
X
st is a mistake to suppose that the
interests of the bondholders and the
payers are antagonistic. The fact
is overlooked that In order 20 make
any saving by giving the bOndhOlder
debased or worthless paper, we must
bring upon ourselves disasters and dis
honor which will cost an hundredfNid
what we can save. IT MEANS THAT
WE ARE TO GIVE TO THE LABORER
FOR HIS TOLL A DEBAsED CURRENCY.
IF we, the Democracy, come into
power, there will be 40 discredit on
our currency, NO SPECULATION IN
PAYING OUR BONDS IN PAPER"
"Of all devices to CHEAT honest
labor, to PARALYZE honest industry,
to DEGRADE public morals, and to
TURN BUSINESS PURSUITS INTO RECK-
LESS. GAMBLING, none have been so
hurtfdl as a shifting standard Of a de-
based and lying currency"
If we debase the currency by un-
wise issues, we shall equally perplex
business and destroy sober industry,
and make all prices mere matters of
gambling tricks and chances. This
will end as il did In the Southern Con-
federacy. At the outset, the citizens
of Richmond went to marke'
their money in their vest wifI
brought back. thei- pockets, AM
baskets ?" AR dinners In thei
mope- sne end, they took theii
-ey IN their baskets, and took HON,
/ their dinners in their vest pockets"
~
u
OUR CREDIT is TAINTED. But fol
! that, we could borrow money as Great
Britain does, at three per cent, and
cut down taxation. y
IF your claims were all wiped oui
tomorrow by an issue of Greenbacks
it would not relieve the fear of pat.
riots; LABOR WOULD STILL BE CHEAT
ED By FALSE DOLLARS, our STANDARD
of value would still be shifting,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

When Blair, In 1860, during the CAM
paign in Indiana, branded the Democ-
racy as "vile, miserable party" and
abused Douglas so hercely, Dan. N0or-
hees called Blair the "prinee of black
guards. % Blair in return branded
Voorhees, as a "he1l-hound.p Now the
shell hounds supports the "prinoe Of
blGckguards." A nice couple, truly.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
Raad Notice.

FFTHERE will ba pstition presented % The Com
nEssionerB ct Delaware County a. their next
repulur sessieEss IA September next, praying for
the Eoeatfon az sE new GouHty Road in Alngstoa
tow nslfp, commencing at stone in the center d
the road leading from Napoleon % Bark5hire Cor
nera. al fhe angle OF the ROAD sOHth Of n Beards
south iinet ttence south on lot lire between Wm
OTerturf and Henry Sheets 20 the center Of the
road leading from Eden to Olive Green
July 80. 1865 Ist4N-shg II sheets.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

Broom corn was introduced into our
country by DR.. Franklin. While ex-
aiming corn Whisl fimportsdl, he no.
cidentally discovered a single seeas
from which the corn was propaRatad,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
For Sales
House and Lot, in qalena, for Sale.
Four Farms for Sale in Orr
ange Township, Dela-
% ware County, Ohio.

T7lARM A, contains $50 acres. 2 new frame houses,
Il orchards, timber, wells, cisterns and stock
Fsrn B, has IS acres frame houses, one II
which Is new two story with rooms and
halls and stands in a nice grove on a corners Of
state and County foads good frame barn. or
ehards Of select fruit also pears, cherries grapes
2swesls, and eisterHs with plenty Of running
Stock waset. gG#
Farm C, has 81 acres, a new frame house, eis-
tern and spring water, and nearly one mile OF
Usage hedge. THIS farm Is located on q 4 corners
and opposite to farm B.
3 Yarn D, has IS acres, joins the Q. C. & c. Rails
road at Lewis Center Station, log houses, one
frame barn 80 by 60 with stone sheep cellar, two
stories high, jointed floors. Also q frame shed
attached, is by 100, wells and running spring wa
ter, with one mile Of usage hedge set out. These
farms are all WeII Watered, the buildings are ell
nearly new, and nicely located. The soil is most
Of Il rich black foam.
These farms are all wfthin che mile Of and join-
ing Lewis Center the country Is hea$hy& schools
and ohurehea close u " FnSze faT9as VII be sold
separate OF togsthef As 1they al join, and very
cheap one half down, and the balance in ten
years. Any person in need OF farm viii do well
to3ook at these farms before. buying elsewhere
wifi also Sell my house and lot at Lewis Centre
Station The house is nicely fitted up, contains
rooms, wOod-shed and cellar frWit Of all sorts,
shrubbery, SC; wells and cisterns. The lot con-
tains half acre.
For referaneAs 'sz0.s see G.BWI Wells Genoa Tp.,
@ r. POTTER. Lewis lrenter. 3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
SILKSI SILKSI SILKSI
fun stock Ia Black and CoIors.

THE 5EsTRUO OafoE = -
tiles WOULD MAKE A WIDE SPREAD
RUIN AND DISTRESS, WHICH WOULD
REACH INTO EVERY WORKSHOP AND
EVERY DISTRICT HOWEVER HUMBLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
Farm for Sale

n Will SILL NY Farm. aontainIng sixty acres,
III situated in Concord township, two miles from
the Ohio White sulphur Springs Good water -
good orchard I; and COED title-
TERAfS-One-hafc cash down, and the remainder
IN payments. Price, $40 per acre. For FURTHER
partic1 lzFss czil.Un JOSIAH Il. MABSH.
august 7, as8-Swt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
Attachment Notice.

Alexander MeGsy, Plaintff,9 Before s. Latimer,
Rgainee Justice OF Peace
W. L. Muls, Defendant. ofDelaWare township
DELAWARE COUNTY, OHIO
On the 22d day OF July, 1858, said Justioe issued
an order OF attachment In the above action for
the sum Of seventy dollars and thirty cents.
ALEXANDER MoCAX.
Delaware, July 2T- s1stSw-cbgIat. 50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
Affachnent Notice.

william Duffy d Before s. Iafimsr, Justine Of
against the Peace Of Delaware town
James B. webb. ship, Delaware county Ohio.
an the 2gth day Of July, 1865, said Justice is
gsued an order Of attachment in the apeve sc=
ton for the sum Of hfty-four dollars and twenty
cents -.
Delaware, Aug 7, 'ss-at WA DUFFY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

One of our Democratic exchanges,
after noticing a Seymour rHtidCGtlon
meeting, eXulGngly sEclaimss "nhs
goose hangs highl" Wise goose ; he
knows his danger when Seymour's
stfrfends'f con rregaEe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
pslagaTe Countr FaEners, Clab.

At tla last meeting of the Delaware
Counts Earmers' Club, the subject Of
Raising Wheat was generally and full
u discussed. The following is syn
- sf the discussion Wleh the gen
..---<--------A s--drillor broad
he mode,
8&44aAsS N put
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
FROng DUEKIRK AND eALAMAEOA.-By

7.30 A. III, EXPRESS NAIL, from Dunkirk,
tSundAYS eEceptede. stops ~ Salamanca 10. 90
l. A. d. and connects at HoFnellsville and Corning
Resdess Z .O3 A. d. Express Mall from Bunsio,
mour lie, III n lse New York a. 94o A. n.
this year morezGHTNTMG EXPRESS, from
tain an army rndays exosptedl stops e HoF-
South in subje6-om Rnfsio nd srriesa - ESv
Did he or did :
that more than SSn,,v vrarTun vgvywpws.
Deen Was6eu III oEuhays eZceptcd.l Stops al
ecy of Reco1struetie oiean 20 P. n Csup. !
Did he or did he nkft. j, and arrives 10 New
that Now, 400, 600. .90est7S = Great Bend With
gets only SIo0, 200, 900. = M ss"rs.a @ ~ So-
We Lave set forth the ties
cially sscertained, and a, EXPRESS, from
judgement thereon withOA Stops al sala-
.vor. And, If you say hs-.s HornsIlsviiie
statements, but he did not 7asssSlos arriving
can man whose hate of one-haTI
fellow citizens is so malignant, so in~
6eraal as TO impel him to make such
false charges, be ut for the President OF
the United States
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

IN
9ElA1s AAAeN wore lsAa llAHla Aala
" lowed Cen 6ral Grant.
HurrahI HurrRhl deceive them now you
can't;
General Grant
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
Pound Dad N the street..

The labor is over and done,
The sun has sonedoWn in tns vest.
The birds are aRkeeD every oaes
And the world has gone 70 4ts Fest
S1eepeEs On beds of down.
Meath cover Of silver and g24sas--
soIt, as On roses new 9l.9IFf ~, 81 oldf
eyIeerers e,us sTnother's breast
sleepers happy and warm
& rsrgr 9n iafrs3E si7 the AE EEe
Win never d Thought of harm
g1eaperE in garrets high,
18th eoYeFlet ragged and old
And one 1lteze s3esper all under me sA
Out In the night and cold
Alone In the Wzdes wide Wor1ds
ChristlesS, mOtherl6ss nei
Begging or sssalins to 1--we as4d " laiEted
Like waif On an angry sea-
daisy looks up from the gresss
Fresh rom tae fingers OF NAgne
To welcome o2S oafQS as l4A5y PzssSsg
And drink In the fresh river OF ugA a.
S1eapeEs On mothers breast
sTaken to summer and m1Eta : L. i
But one little sleeper has gone @ kess
Never TO Waken on eartn-
Dead-found dead on the street
Al 6orsaksn and lorn;
Damp from the head to the Isess
q with the deSFs Of the sweet 9Aas-5iAOh
III
Dead-for the want Of crust
Dead-in the cold night air
Tgead-cnd under the dust.
Without ever q word or 3 prayer
In tha heart Of the wealthiesf city
In this most christian Land,
Without eyer q y ORD ct ply
Or the touch Of q Kindly HAND
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
FOR SALE.

n FOWNL0Ts in west nelaWare. Also, house
y ard ioson Liberty atrees, ear SpFinAsld R. r.
Also % acres Of land neEr Corporation lines on
Springfield r. R. c. o. LITTLE,
iulV2A No. Q Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
ZOE SALE.
Farm for Sale

~. sIJs4BEssIGNEB dssirea % ssii ais farm
containing III acres, situated 81 miles north
of Osfrander, Delaware County, Ohio. Persons
wishing TO purchase would do well 20 call 0n G.
G. Winter, the premises
AHg. :, '6S-4wt g. v. CLICK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

d Ell "A w a Il Es
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

The Hartford Post gives the follow
ing as Blatris hotel bill, when he was
in that city two days 3 $40
Two days' board.... .............................s1O
Lemons and whiskey y..................... .,, 65
Total.......,,.s,...
The critical reader can hardly help
wondering what he did with so much
"boRrd t'f-Detfott Post.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

wFTaHFsF PRICE PAID FOR OATS AT DONAvIN
Ell 6PoTWIN's. lialyaAtl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
ara33i .F0NEs q hElEFePEE,
?. HErD.
kszo-- Z :
REID e POWELL,

DELAWARE OHIO.
FFIT. promptly attend 10 a3l legal business in
sHA trusted 10 their care in Delaware, EfonF
Frankiin ASaSi0n and Morrow counties AttenMou
vrilt be given to practice in Probate CQuEt Rn0 70
+. - collection Of bounty, back pay and pensions.
s. 9rFToE- west ssdeo or Sandusky stTes4, Pub
Is c 0aacss 8 So e4t -at5ag tien1S loFA@
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

FgIhe best Cigars IN the city are to be had at
may 2&6s-tf1 D0NAVIN & POTWIN's.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
Dra. 80 3 Constant.

F-RkVTg q disposed og thelr DrHg Store, viii now
~ giFethels enfiFe attention 20 Abe practice Of
Medicine and SaEgery- OFFICE Union Block, over
RenneFyR Grocery Stors
huFfT7fg~tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
1.'. ss R0 Hi,
REAL ss415E AGENT,
DelaW ~ Ohio

De1aWeH 0a10s
q sgwYItI. buy and SEN cDnaznissions dwelIing
ss houses, farming lard8s town ans city prop
tlHe ertys
All persons wishing to sell any description OF
real property will Gnd 1t 10 their interest to have
descriptions and price Of the same entered upon his
register No charge unless sale ls effected.
oFFCoE-With w. P. REn, ESQ, West side SaR~
70 aas9Cy street, near Court House SQUARE,
Z gfaTab. .I6.58E4tf. l3slsteflstfaEEsfs 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
OATsT OATS Z

TaEsT PLATED FORKS, from the well known
81 Rodgers Bros, factory, for sale at
r3.f - snovs 587-tf No. 3, WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
HOWE SEWING MACHINES.

r AN NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH THESE
4 superior Sewing Machines in any quantity and
OF any styley oredtty4 70 responsible persons,
who may desire % be- accommodated in that
way. And viii say to those who may not be Acg
qusinted with this Machine that plenty OF refer
enoe can be given to those who using them.
@. PLATt, ~
Ov.S'67-tF. Agent for Dela ware, County
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

A L~brauEI a. Son have one sof the most
uTorfserfuN stG1othe5 WsGhersfR ever offered
FOR Rala. It requires no rubbing TO wash
nth &c. It can be put into any wash boiler.
- e9.--,akes by any other mode. Go
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

Linco1n's letter TO Grant on tho cap.
ture Of Vicksburgh closed with these
generous words 81 now wish 30 make
a personal acknowledgment that You
were right and I was wrong"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

Our CREDIT is TAINTED. But for
that, we could borrow money as Great
Britain does, at three per cent, and
cut down taxation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

TEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED, Prices reduced,
III at No. s. williams Block.
AeyGsl6s-G assEs- G. PLATr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14
E0T
ron All KINDS OF
: ron ALL KINDS on
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF LATEST STILES.
CHEAP Il NEAT FITTING
CALL AT wALD07S-
BOOTS AND SHOES.

gga afe doiak - asgeest g haFe
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

These are the COMMISSIONERS figures;
but we viii subtract the Items for the
Freedmen2s Bureau, for Reconstruc-
tion expenses, and even that (though
we should not) for Subsistence of In
dians, so that there shall be no chance
for even unreasonable caYils, and add
these to the cost of maintaining the
Army. which will then stand
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-10
EDUCATIONAL.

> Miss-This nstitntion, conducted by the Brothers
since 1856 It is beautifully stuated shores Of the
al Ss
The sPscqus recreation grounds well shaded BY ever
in are for the pupils great incte.
s"assn of BAY St. ou. and the
t Of to the place at all Of the
well known that only passing notice Of these advan.
The system in administration strictly
being prevented by constant watching over the con-
The instruction the pupils and
their domestic comfort attended to with the utmost
ton CHARACTER by intoxicating principles of virtue and
The Sear on the 18th of
and ends on the Last Thursday Of November thus tie
Pupils received any time of the year. The age
OF Of that is taught in
Namely Read1g
ookkeepins' Algebra G I ~ M r. ETC.
Board and Tuition per session, payable half yearly in
aaSanee mar ...on 10 o.
Bedding, per session. toptionaD 10 90
vacation, II spent at the institution 50 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
H H.s Of 1 Fian xG psr Rss month
Flute, per month o oo
spanish and German languages per month each 90
twelve pocket handkerchiefs twelve pair stockings
eravats four pair Of drawers six towels six table nap
looms winter coats two pair winter pantaloons,
three pair shoes cap one mattress Is feet long and
broad j one double wooden blanket, pillow four nil
low three pair sheets one mosquito bar combs,
brushes, etc. all marked with the name in full.
advances made by the institution for clothing,
travelling pocket money etc. unless sum of money be
deposited to cover these expenses.
The number of pupils is limited, Parents and guar
dams will find it advantageous to enter their
wards in the beginning of the session.
For further particulars apply by letter to Brother
Odon, Director Of the Academy, addressed Bay st.
Louis, (Shieldsboro',) Miss.
REPERENcEs-Mr. Thomas Layton, President of the
Southern Bank New Orleans; Rev. Father Jourdon,
Superior of the Jesuits College, New Oreansi Rev.
Father Durier, Pastor of the AnnunciAtion Church,
Third District New Orieans Brother Athanasus
of Lawrence and Massachusetts streets, Mobile;
Very Pellicer Cathedral Mobile Father
Coyle, st. Vincent Church. Mobile fe23
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HOME WITHOUT MoTHER.-What is
home without mothers presence? 1t is
like having book to read without the aid
of light; like the face of nature without the
suns bright and soothing rays; like winter
without beautiful, cheering summer like a
mariner cast upon the mighty deep without
a rudder or compass to guide his frail bark
safe into port; like piercing winter un-
claimed by the cheering smiles of spring.
oh, there is an inexhaustible source of pleas
ure and profit in that home wherein a ten
der mother dwells, from whence and from
whom may be derived the wisest maxims
and rules of blissful life In such a home
may be found the obedient child, the duti-
full daughter, and the tender and affectionate
son. There also may be seen every virtue
that can dignity human nature, and make
this transient life most truly happy. In a
word, here may be acquired the beauties
and knowledge of the world, without the
danger of being infected by its bad example
abroad