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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-23
THE SAINT CROIX
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
II Classical, Commercial asd EsgiSsh
RoardfHg ard Day school.
River Falls, wisconsin

This 'wids-awaks, thorough-going school is now in
full operation, with complete corps OF experienced
teachers-=Six III number-all resident within the,
building and in constant intercourse with the pupils
giving instructions in higher English, Mathematics
the Sciences, Ancient and Modern Languages Draw
ing, Painting, Vocal and Instrumental Music
At the commencement Of the next session a Pre-
paratory Department will be opened which, while DIS
fully preparing scholars for the higher works Of our
advanced department.
No school in the northwest gives better advantages
Second Session sommsncss January Sd, 1870.
Send fer circular giving full particulars
Prof J. r. HISCKLEY.
lo rriecpsl and PropIister.
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In time of peace prepare for war. "
is an old maxim that may be good in
military matters. But, behold! the tax
gatherer is coming! No war with him.
Taxes are as inevitable as fate, and quite
as relentless. We must pay them. II
it IS hard to pay them now, j. is still
worse TO delay. Do not get excited, but
go right at work and get the money.
No one can afford to have them return
ed.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-23

CoNcERT.-E. L. Bailey's concert,
with severty singers, organ, violin. two
guitars. Full choruses, solos and quar-
tetts. Some music composed for the &C.
casion, music, comic, sentimental and
patriotic. Bass solos by the manager
Will be at the Congregation alist church,
Saturday evening next. Will commence
precisely at u P. M. Admission, 25
cents.
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Notice TO XacRIe

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Bos:d at
Supervisors of Pierce county. to vacate the
following described l,ts. streets and alleys in
A. +. Harte' addition 10 the village or town
of River Falls. to-wit
Lots 1. 9. 8. A. aid 5, in block 4. snd tn.
alley running through said block lois and
2 i'm block 5 and Water street between said
blocks aud 5 all of blocks six ahd seven.
And Orange street, un east side Of said bloc ks.
River Falls, Nov. 90. 1869.
y &. ROBERTS
WV BARKER.
W. II NICHOLS.
Adninist ntors uf the estate of A. Creo1s
man. 329w.
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Notice..

YENHE public are hereby cautioned against
purchasing FIVE promissory hotes
made by p. V. Wise To Francis Hoyt. or
bearer,-each TOR $I00-dated Oct. 9Th, 1869
and due respectively. Dec. 20th. 1869. Apri
LIST, May Ist June Isl and July Isl. leIO; as
the same were obtained through fiaud and
without consideration. and action has
been brought to have the same delivered up
to he cancelled. p Y. W SE-
Prescott Dec II, 1869 35-9
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Notice 10 Creditors.

State of Wiscomsin-PieIce County Court,
in Probate, In the matter oil tie estate
of Sylvester Sherman. deceased.
II ETTERS tsstamantnry lia, ing been This
IL day issued To All-nP Weld bf fierce
county aud six moEths from tie date herrot
having been allowed AID Limited fer credit
ors Ia present their claims against said de
eeasei for examination and Adjustment
Notice is hereby given. that al claims anil
demands against the estate of said deceased
will he received. examined and adjusted Ivy
end before the Judge 0f this Ci,,ri. at his Of
flee in the c ty of Prescott. on the first Nom
day of each month during said six months.
at 10 O'clock; 4 81.
WILLIAM HOWFS.
81 4w County .iut.ge.
Dated this 9Th day of Dec, A ID 1869.
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stra red.

CTRAYED from the subscriber. living oil
- section %, in the town of Oak Grove.
about the last of September. two colts. both
geldings, one black. good size. and will be
tIree years old next spring. The other n hay
with very little white about the nose, and
will be two years old in the sIring. Any
body returning the above described animals.
or giving information where they may DO
found will be literally rewarded.
FRIEDRICH BAUERKE MPER.
Oak Grove, Nov. 25, ls69. 33-4w
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EhsiSA ~ YncAfe.

NOTICE is hereby given that the nm.
~ dersigned will, on the gath day OF
January 1870. apply to the Board OF super
yisors of Pier erounty, 10 ,acRte the entire
village platt of Beldenville, in said county,
- BATE ~, Nov ~. 1859, 3l.9%
JOHN DALE
DANIEL REED:
JAMES Mex EN-.
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g W. MAPES,

A the Old Pioneer Store. deals in Dry
N Goods. Groceries. &c and wants. Custo-
mers and Creenbacks.
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Notice TO Creditors.

Pierce C6unty Court nil Pr"bate.
In the riasIer ct the estate of Leonard
Russell. deceased =.
To all Whom Il may Concern
NOT1CE is hereby given that VIC. the suL-
IN scribcrs were on the 29lh day of Mo-
vembcr. 1869 appointed and commissioned
by the Judge of said corrI. commissioners
10 receive. examiiie. and adjust all aims aud
demands of all persons against tho said de
ceased /; that six months from and after said
day have been allowed aud limited fnI cred-
itors 10 present their claims to MS for exami-
nation and allowance, and tnat we iii on
the list day of February the st day OF Apr ]
and the Doth day OF May. 1870, be ia session,
al the Coucil room. in the city of Prescott. in
said county. I" attend to the discharge Of our
duties as commissioners aforesaid
II. A. JAT,
TRUMAN FfFLD,
-. DAN'L ]. DILL
Dated Nov: % 1863. s. 4w
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We do not wish to inform you. reader, that DIR.
are half consumed, in short, viii cure all diseases
whether OF mind, body or estate, make men live
forever and leave death to play for want of work,
and is designed to make our sublunary sphere a
blissful paradise to which heaven itself shall be
but a side show. You have heard enough of that
kind of humbugery and we do not wonder that
you have by this time become Disguised with it.
But when tell you that DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy will positively cure the worst cases of catarrh
only assert that which thousands can testify to.
Try il and You will be convinced. / will pay $500
reward for case of catarrh that cannot cure.
For sale by most Druggists everywhere
Price only so cents. Sent by mail post paid, for
sixty cents four packages for 81; or one dozen
for IS. Send two cent stamp for DIR. Sage's PAM
phlet on catarrh. Address the proprietor,
35-3m DIR. r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D..
Buffalo, n. Y.
For sale by Carlos McCray, Prescott, Wis
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StraYed.

EROM the subscribe, in the city of PrcS-
cit. three Young calves-tWo red aid
o,.e white, with some red spots two OF them
steers and one heifcr Alsu one two year old
red steer, with the top of the right ear off.
ANY rrson giving any iniorE aiIon "i
them viii bc thankfully rewarded Audr,ss
Prescott JuUENAL Gffice. or
JOHN O'BRlEN
35-4W Broad s'ree'.
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BOOK AND STATIONERY

Department, spd nave now on hand a selection Of
school and religious books. and every variety of
fta'ihnefre Give me call.
s5fm PHILIP HAMMER
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raycd.

TROM the subscriber. in the city of Press
colt. TWO COLTS. .he Ia! three Yeas
old gclding. with two white fe' land White
strin ON forehead. One iron grey yearlirg
mare. Whoever will give information IT
the same To the subscriber, at Prescott. will
he suitably rewarded.
94-4v j. VI BALL
Prescott, Dec. 7, 1869.
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See resolution for discussion at the
next meeting OF the Farmers Club. 1t
embraces a wide range and may run, not
only over the wheat field, with its old
reapers, headers, plows and threshe's,
but, also, into the kitchen and the par
lor; and it may reach the wardrobe.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-23

Clrcuit COurt, F1erce County.
Geo. A. Dill against James Saycrcool aud
Abel Grosvermer.
To James S0rercoel dnd -A6eI Grosrerner
V0U are hereby summones and required
Il to answer the complaint in this action.
which is fled in the Office of the clerk OF the,
circuit court. county Of Pierce at Ellsworth
ia said Pierce county. aud TO serve a copy az
your answer to said complaint on she sub
scTibers ut their Office i'm he eifT of Presra;s
i'm said Pierce county. withrri twenty DAVIS
after The service of this summons on you.
exclusive Of lie day Of such service; aud il
YOU fail 10 ai.s yer The said complains within
the time Aforesaid. the plaintiff in this act iun
viii take judgment against yoa in he sum oG
tx Hundred and Ninety-nine and 10 160thsI
Dollars with Interest from the FRS. day ce
November, one thousand eight hsndrcd ant
Eixiy-nne. besides The costs Of this action
Dated December 9Th, 1880
WHITE d BUTTON.
% 3T &iia,beSs III Pialssi.
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ESfraY Notice.

CTRAYED into the tnciosuf,' of ". II.
y Fl. Leav,tt. of the city Of Prescott. 81
the ST day Of September. 1853. THREE
RED CALFES-fw6 heiiers and one steer:
The own er is requested to call prove proPei-
ty, pay charges, and take he same awax:
W II. Ii. L EAV EFT.
Prescott Dec. 7, 1867, 34-4w.
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Taken Up.

CTRAYED into the enclosure Of the SUBJ
= scriber on section %. III town OF Clli'on'
Pierce Co. November, 9th. 1859 r. IL
LING MARE COLT of an IRON gray color.
small size. with small Star in forehead The
owner is requested to call. prove property.
nav charges, anu take the same away.
J. Ii CROSBY.
Clifton. Dec. 4, 1863. "a lw
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q Fl CROSSMAN

nEALER in Groceries, Prov isions, W ood-
- EN- Ware. etc. Keeps on hand a CON-
ple.e variety of the best goods in his line
that the market affords.
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DIED.

Troy the 10th inst. ADELINE, daugh
ter of VIM. III. and Lydia Moore. and wife OF Ed
ward BullIs, aged 90 years.
HOLLENBECK-At River Falls. the 14th inst .
WILLARD HoLLENBEcK, aged az years.
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MARTIN RIpPIE

MERCHANT Tailor. and dealer Cloths,
WI Vestings and Tailor Trimmings. Cut
ting done to order.
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GUNDERSON IL SINE.

nEALERS in Dry Goods. Groceries, etc
~ Agents for Hapgood Co.'S Flows -
Store opposite Prairie Mills. 25-tf.
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Taken LIN.

CTRAYED into the enclosure of the sub
- scriber in the town of Clifton. IN or
about The LIST Of November. I WO We h-
LING HELPERS, spotted red and whitf.
The owner is requested to call pay charges
and take them away. 5. +. Oh ESEBRO
Clifton. Nov. 9, 1869.
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A LII persons who are indebted to the ufii
N dersigned. are earnestly requested To call
and payup immediately. Business Is busir
ness and I must have the "stsml s. 10 do
business. 26 w H. S8NDERSON.
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s. D. DODGE.

DEALER in Shelf and Heavy HARDY are,
~ Stoves and Tinware and all varieties of
Farmers and Mechanics Tools, Agents for
Singers Sewing Machines, and Deeres cele-
brated Moline Flows. Repairing done
promptly.
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q. Z. DAVIS.

DRUGGIST and Apothecary. Prescrip-
~ tions carefully put up A full line of
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, and everv-
thing usually kept in afirst-class drug store.
Agent for Grover d Bakers Sewing Machines
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BLACKSMITHS.
w. T. BURNETT,

rs located in part Of N. Wales Wagon
Il Shop. where he is prepared to do all kinds
of Blacksmitking on reasonable terms. Par
ticu!ar attention given to shoeing hoises. IS
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MARRIED1

RULEY MONTGOMERY.-On the 10Th inst In
Prescott at the residence OF Mrs. 4. p. Boggs
by Rev. J. ID. Searles, Mr.. AUGUSTUS R. RULEY
and Miss. JENNIE B. MONTGOMERY, all of ST
Paul, MINI.
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For Sale.

TTNHE brick warehouse on the Lrvce form
Il erly owned by Beardsley and Byford'
viii be sold cheap and on liberal terms.
WELLINGTON VANNATTE!
33.4w River Falls. Wis.
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H. 4. CHILDs.

H, r. CHILDS,
CADDLE Err and Harness Maker. Shop in
y his new building, OH corner Of Sycamore
auc Main Streets
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MACHINISTS.

THOMAS b. CORNISH,
"AS recommended Turning at Fosters
IL new building. All orders promptly
filled on short notice.,
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3. Il. GOLDSMITH
II. WALES

CARRIAGE and Wagon Maker. Repair
~ ing done at short notice. Shop on Sec
ond street.
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RIVER FALLS BREWERY.

DY CHkRLEs KnAurH. The best OF Beer
I'D slrays on hand, " the lowest fstes;
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CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MAKERS.

BRACKET d NICHOLS,
MANUFACTURE RS and Dealers in
wi Harnesses and Saddles. Collars. Whips
Brides, etc. Repairing done neatly and
cheaply. Give us call. 81
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r. j. WILCOX,

nEALER in Books, Stationery, Wall and
~ Window Paper. Toys; Newspapers etc.
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MRS. w. H. WINCHESTER,
nEALER in Millinery and Fancy Dress
IL Goods. All kinds of Millinery and
Dress Making done to order. Store in build
ing with book store. on Maple street.
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j. NJ. CHURCHILL

IN. CHURCHILL.
FASHIONABLE Tailor Shop in Babcock
II building opposite Burhyte Bros. store,
up stairs. Particular attention paid to cut
ting. All work warranted. 10
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MISS KATE SHEPARD

II EEPS flhe assortment of Millinery.
IN. Fancy and Dress Goods. Attends 10
the business in all its departments. Store in
Child's new building, corner of Main and
Sycamore reefs. 25 IT,
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Business directory.
MERCHANDISE.

SAUNDERS & GREEN. ::
EEP for sale a full supply OF Groceries
IN and provision. Pork. Lard. and Hams
always on hand also n ails and Wooden ware
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-28

REGENERATED IrALY.-Io the Editor OF
Me London Tablet sSir:- send you the sub
joined extract, lest perohance you should
otherwise overlook it. Z Uaiuers has lately
copied from the Liberia Cattolica the fol-
lowing statistics, which were published on
the l4th of August, 1861:
Executions by order of the Piedmontese
Government in the Neapolitan provinces
between September, 1860, and May, 1861 !:
isal shot instantly, 7I27 shot after few
hours, "a priests and - monks shot, 60 in
fants and az women killed; making n total
of 9l52. 10,604 wounded /; GIG prisoners
9ls houses burned down 5 villages de-
stroyed; 1908 families turned adrift; 10
churches pillaged 1890 arrests-3I, 174
In this second class of pecadillos.a
Pretty well this in six months for the
much praised-by the English nress-re
generated italian Government.
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Bt6cEEE on GfNc1NN1TI.[The mission af
OF
Ihankagaylng on last Wednesday, 10th
1ul9nS the eleven days of it's continua1ice
M church wac so crowded, especially of
evenings, that there was scarcely standing
room Tor one more. From four to Ave
InousanG received Holy Communion of
SassS nnn0redR had bet'n estrRnged from
me Sacfa eilts for years It is the CONVEX
sion of negligent Catholics that We seeI, In
e9ch Teylvnls; and IN this, We thank the
Almighty God we songhl mot in vain. Tho,
mlseAon was MISC attended, by many nom
Gssho'icst Tecelging instruv tien in the doc
+. tIaaes Of the Church, and preparing for
Eonfrnation on the tlliId sunday after
Easter. One OF the most inSerestir.sy s,en
tieil1en OF this class maSfe His first GomInu-
mon on sunday morniR g.--Ctsth. Telegraph.
: DIocEsE OF NEW YoRK,-On9 iaa.ions.--
The Most Rev. Archbishop held nm 'tlrtlina I
ton In the Cathedral on Friday And Satur-
Gays l<fn and Hath inst. On Friday, Messrs.
Patrick Gleason, s. j., Cleophas Desiarllins.
SsJ.3 Thomas Freeman, S. j., Edward Nc
Gee, y. u, Hyacinthe Hudson, S, j., and
John Mcdonald, s. j., received frat tom
sure, and eQuently, with the following
nahe1 gentlemen minor orders: Messrs.
Efae a. henanqI >, ~. Ludgerius Arpin. s.
10 Patrick Halpin, s. T., Samuel FrislI2se
~ ~ gS3@elsh kerge, 3. w., Adrian Turgeon,
g. Us Wiliiaua PaTdow, s. j., John Prem. |
dergastl >. u David Plante, s. J.. On SAT-
9rsaay., 1seY. Edward Hamon, s. j., was or
daanea deacon, and tho Rev. Francis Alloy |
ains Spencer Of the Community Of St. Paul |
the Apostle, waspromoted to the priesthood. |
TABLET.
DiooEsE OF ALBAnY.--( oRpepsiors. 81 |
Josephs Church, Albany, was on Sunday. [
March 2, the scene OF a solemn and inter.
esttng spsc9acle. The Right Rev. Rishop
Conrcy Teceive6 into the fold of the One. +
aoly, Cathode and Apostolic Church, Prof.
William Rpahem and his askitnabta lode
The aacred edilee was filled with persons
- every creed, who were eager to witness
bne ceTemony, Mr.. Boehm has been for
some time 0rganist OF Sc. Josenhls Chnrch, II
and e 2 man Of hne education and OF adj j
musical talent, while AIRS. Boehm
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The CONVENT CAsE--Our- Protestant
contemporaries persist in speaking of this
TIE II he t,if
ieitor, General, the leading counsel for the
piaintitf, does not employ language of this
kiad,-..I cannot help hoping,n he says,
that this trial will, do good in two points
of view" First, because it will serve to
show you that you may clay bare thesin-
terror of convent without tile faintest
trace, with absolutely no trace, of what is
commonly called immortality, or scandal. 1t
will also" this eminent person observes
strip off the veil of sentiment
surrounding so-called religious life" We
entirely agree with him. There is no SEN
timentality in true religions, though there is
often great deal in sham onesi-LoHdon
Tablet.
The verdict in this case was delivered in
the evening of the Goth ult. On the count !.
of false imprisonment the jury found for
the defendant; for the counts for assault
aud for libel the iinding was also for the
defendants; on the count for conspiracy
they found for the plaintiff, with $500
damages, to be reduced to &20o in case the
dowry paid to the Baggot-street Convent
was returned. -s-
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hath any one wrpngcd thee-7 Be bravely
reYenged. Slight it, and the work is bepuns
iiergive IL, aad it is finished. He is below
nlnsen that is-rhot above an injury
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large assortment Of Wall Paper, Gold and velveI
Borders, Window Shades COrnices FirebOaris etc. on
hand. S''
Competent workmen always ready to attepa to ooup.
try orders. -s'4s " ~''el~ 40 sS ~ AN
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noaHrra srAa AND cArHoIc MEssENaKR.

MORNING sTAR AID CATHOLIC AEssENeAh-
: e s,c1s % ,sSss
@,>,s~sss.s :.
DoMxsr1c cA1Eorrc zNTEIrrGEHcE.
DIOCESE OF FaILApELPH1iA.- tuesday
"a tha h;ssnrS ~ az Cbmci, in phiiadsinbis
by the transferring Of che remains of Right
Rev. Michael Egan, O.s:F and Right Rev
Henry ggnwsn 49,, s .,.e; Irss Two clsnG9pa
2, onl anJ dsnns;.;., tla,,s' 4, -!
plaoe ~. sips, ILL., ~, ~ sn1 go ~
snc Sa1heut st ane occasie e vas married
e ,,r..s.,,ssd -. .,s.,
IN a,ent sr P;eiSt Rev R;shey ,',;s1;nn
20 ioa,4 -, si,st srifa aSa -
the soiaranity 81 the occasion and ' H. the \,
n.;Sst;,s ,,,t nyYs ts rssusa
I III. - sne nsv. CIergy
ths p;..I,s - -. ~. M sD 20 -
RaIt;,ass, Is;.i:,,S ,.,n - sn ne "a
preached an eIoonenf sermon on the \. oeoa, ,
fss,sS ~ pns' PI:s:.. A. n, E,,u =. :.
49,. 49, ~ 49, 49, -
,s,,ar ~ .,s,.o,s ;,a.i ~ ~. ~
AZ 0'FarraIi. pastS,. If g. No. charchp
PhpnfxyfIIs.S Pa which occurred at the
nastn-al res;aarcs En-, ost. 80. ~ liz III
Sast6 s.as ~ 1890 - nS
been On y;st - srrs.,sta,, ~ r .,aJ th;s
if rbars a. f;s,,s II. Il 80 nS
fb1 On S,<snw fssy.1s .Ja,7sl ;,r.,,, ~, ,s,n
cesiing Ie ossciate.s - thas a1fa1s IA
saraa afzsi g.. s.asseassa ... ~. ~ a 81
,,sc~-sisv - h.rs,, aIa,.s W. S'.
5ientf,. Thf5 Se Aoi
~ s5ea- as ~
DIocRsE OF CHIoAao.--A correspondent
of the :E5eeaass,s Journal; writing from Chi
:. cago, gives tne aoiloWing account OF sswhat
a young priest did IN two months -
The Last GatAolic school established here
is hiollfv zleserying Of 81 el,eciaI natice In
the aV6kzarn of.tskirts of the glcitv. two or
thsee sfsts were bought, lat fall. of what was
Z e0nNs tered d low price, H..ss y frame church
FaA built aud furni hed about the begin |
ming OF December, aEzl Rev. q. u. Edwards, |
j who wAa Drdained at Wonla little over n !
year ngo, WAS Apposufefla pastor. He nut
] up q priest house as Quickly as he could. /
Tor there &szs not d respeefabie place where !
he could hoard nearer than q miles dis
tance While che house WAS being erected |
he b9gan making the Acquaiiitanee of his
future parishioners, and inouiriilr nftar
their children. He fosind them. of course
attending the public schools there heinz mo t
Catholic school nearer than a mile and n I
half, and, besides, found many of them at
tending Protestant Sunday schools. This
ut once determined him to turn all he couid
spare of the dwelling house into a school-
house, and before the paint was dry he
commenced school with seventy scholars.
He went on putting in more seats as fast as
ne was able, until his whole space was oc-
cnpied. ~ He then prepared the gallery for f
the choir with seats for the girls, and now
Cathoiic et,rre,; ;col..s IecSiving sound
M - hrses1 n n - = ~, sso PooF people
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-28

In tho manufacture of bird cages alone
one thousand persons find employment in
Birmingham.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-03-28
PRACTICAL DENTIST. !:
fEstablished Twenty-four years. q

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.tlst tEstabiished Twenty.four years q esk
q North Street opposite Laisy.tte Square.
Respectfully informs the citizens OF New Orleans that
he performs all operations the TEETH in
Skffu and Satisfactory manner His prices although
seemtngiy high, ultimately prove cheaper than the
cheapest -
His method of supplying ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
without wires springs his principle of adhesion
has procured him universal appreciation; and is
mended as being the most ingenious system hitherto in
mascaton and perfect natural in appearance as
TO defy detection by the closest observer.
Tho superiority of DrsHs's Artificial Teeth has been
too well known by hundreds who enjoying the bene
dts of them, require any eIimerating Persons des
of avaing themselves such would do we'll to call
and enamine his speelmens, Dr. Vests method Of FILL
ING. TEETH with GOLD combines all the modern i'm.
provements Those interested will find these statements
10 be entirely and scrupulously correct. -- f7
Teeth Extracted without pain ja2i en-