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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

TIE youngest child of Mr..
Wilson, x-SheriT of Jackson
county, who resides a short dis
tance rom H;mden, tell into a
tub of holiia2 water, one day
last wee and was so severely
scalded that. for a time, it was
thought the injuries would
prove fatal. We understand,
however, that the Child is i'm
provingssand is now considered
out of DANCE
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

The attention of our readers
is directed to the advertise.
ment of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part of this
paper. This truly Valuable
Medicine IS recommended by
all who use'it. For sale at Sis.
sons.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

we had the pleasure last
week, of a call from Mr.. Moore
the new Superintendent oil
Vihton'Furnace Company. He
informs US that the experl.
'ments made at the furnace
sometime since, were with the
common hill coal, the Zaleski
Echo to the contrary notwith
standing. The experiments
were rendered unsatisfactory
and incomplete by the break.
ing of'scme IF the machinery,
the test being made at the
closing out of a charcoal blast,
but will be repeated at some
future time. I
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25
7JJhn'Karne's Estate.

NoTIcEis hereby given that Eliza HILL
IN former Administrative OF the estate ot
John Kal nes, deceased, has filed his account.
for hearing on the yth day ofAprll. A. ID. 1869
Jo.EPH KALER,
marls3t Probate Judge.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25


CAPT. +. l.. HAWK started to
Garnett, Kansas, last Monday.
We understand he will remain
there until the contested elecr
tion case, are decided, when
he willreturn and charge
of the Recorders Office, Capt.
Hawk has held the Office OF
Deputy Collector Of Internal
Revenue of this county for
some time past, and has made
careful and efficient officer.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

TowEbL, Portsmouth,, Ohio Offers
To the Merchants and Fufuscemen Of Vinson
county, superior stock Of Dry Goods and
Notions, on terms the most favorable. NJ H.
butcher, TRAY. Agent. sept.lo, lsos-ll.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

The weather clerk appears
to have on hand a large as
sortmentof'wet weather, which
he is diSposing OF to a class ol
very unwilling customers. The
supply is in excess of the de.
mand, and people take it very
reluctantly.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

NEXT Sunday is Easter, after
which the wiseacres tell us the
weather will settle"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

REMEMBER the Township
elections, ON Monday, April
5th.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

RUMoR has it that alta late
trial of one OF the Good Tenn.
plars, of Macarthur, for viola,
ton OF the pledge, the culprit
scornfully repelled the idea that
he would take liquor "as a bev,
erage," but says he did drink a
glass of native wine. 1t was
offered to him as a joke, and
he took.it. Says he wouldn't
give a cent for a fellow that
couldn't take ajoke.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

30 EVERY Odd Fellow in the
county should make his ar.
rangements SO as to be ableto
attend the celebration in Nc.
Arthur, on the 26th of April.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25
GOES COUGH BALsAhli
- .aUHERAak
r,,I,ionv ttied anil pepular RemnIyis aeain

Tlhisiong tired anil popular Remedfie seeAn
esIisd - the attention OF the public As,oiten
rs the yeNr rolls aTound. the prorFislsFs en-
nnally makS their bew 60 the people, ard re-
rnInd' them ihat amongst the many thing re-
ouired for The hssllh, comfort 40 t,psienanee
of the family through Che long And lts.oi,s
months n winter Goes cough belsam shouid
househ II X tnrdi,ilel-s and mo 0eIs an xAons for
The safety Of their thhdren, end OIL who suher
rom any tlsscasFof The throat. ohett Ane lrigs.
cannnt afford to be without II, In ndpllon-to
the ordinary four ounce 50 ldnkto thepukst'
we now furnish our mamtRath kinily sihe not
lies, which will IN common With the e1hsT si.e'
bs found IL all Drug stores. Y 1IA
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25
F0R GROUP,

ThesRslssm will 10 fourd iilyahieblt, ard may
llFnys be relied upon in the mos. extreme
eases. - I9lcilL-
.s'geG1l2
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

SHERIFF Wade, of Jackson
county, passed through Ham
den last Monday, with three
prisoners for the ,penitentiary.
They were all sentenced for
burglary; one for two years,
and two for three years each.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

Night Express will leave Cincinnati daily
except Sunday, aud Belpre daily except satur'
day.
Tulns on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
win leave Hamden at so am. and 90 m,
aFriging at Portsmouth at II IS a m. and 100 p.
NJ, Returning trains Sill leave Portsmouth Vt
9 Dam. aud | 80 p. m, arriving at Hamden at
IL l5p pm. and rs pm.
Trains conne0t a. Iovelandf for, ALI points mp.
the Little Miami BNilroRd, and at the IndianAsll
oils and Cincinnati Railroad Jnncti,n for the
points West.
W. W. PEABODY, o,
Master Of transportation.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

CANDIDATES ordering tickets
for the spring election can have
them fdrHished with prompt.
ness at this Office.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25
MARTINS have come.

TOBACCO ANTDoFE at Strong's
Drug and Book Store.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25
sORE TRAsOAT.

Keep your throat wet with the Ralsam-sta-
King LILLE and often--and you will soon find re-
lief .i .-I-tiCt cat
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25
vyMOOPENG COUGH.

.9-e~' .r2 E-9T ,gIcoC
The testimony OF all Who have used y for
this terrible dfsense during the last ten years.
is, that itinyaTlably relieves and CURES ~ -.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

TIE wheat crop throughout
the Miami Valley looks splcn.
dld,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

If you sen 70 a2ar a noise
that is eqpai b Ito milling
down OF o fi2 s.o.v 'ibtfse, 'all
youhara f1-cQ is 70 mitch three
or lore licking horses on the:
platioraloe-. cred by'J. X. Will
for the accommodation of his
customers. The horses feel
themselves lifted from the mud,
and intoxicated with their new
found freedom, up goes their
heels, and into the sides of
their neighbors, to the Infinite
amusement of the little boys
and passers'by.
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A GREAT BLESSING.

From Rev. L. F. Ward, Avon, Lofafn Co., OIL
Messrs. strong Arnstreng' Druggists, Ciesev
land. '
Gentlmen-Is gives me great pleasure 10
stete that my wife mas derived great benefit
from the use Of Goes dyspepsia Cure. sh.z
has been for number Of years greatly notissd
oxysms Of constipation, Which y, pros,ra,n,i
her that she was all the while, trr n,dp,bs. uns.
bic to do anything. she toos at sourinstance.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, sp'I mas derived qress
teneft irom.It, ana X no'5 comparatively NtH.
She regards this medie me rs a great blessing.
Truly yoHts, l.. f. WARU''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUBSCRIBE for the Record.
ORIGINALS SONG.


Good .news good news the Cable brings,
Der all the wires It flies, ~
wheelsr 4 Wilson's Sewing Machine
Brought homo The Golden Prise.
Old Uncle Sam hfsl struck the note- =
John Bull then caught the s9uadsf
Thea came from F.anoeths echo bAail
Wheeler 4 Wilson's sRwnssd. "a
And aow the people uolsnssr d9ub.+
Sc ioagithas stood the teat'
The nsx4 ist.irly aotssaA5ous,
That Wheeler 4 Wilson IL the best.
Any persons assi5instd purchase 4 aqytnS
machin are requested to call at the Hlhber!
HQuso or a.e. B. an. wins millinery store,
and examine the Wheeler wilson, (which
here are over $4,000 nov IN use. Delivered
and instructions gwen free.
y-,--.. JAMES Titus, Agent,
febas lssstf vinton County, ohio.
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'Lost.--A Fur Collar.

LOSC---A Fur collar.
A lady's Russian Fitch collar,
last Sunday between the M. Z
church and the residence oil
J. III. KING, Esq. A liberal re.
ward willSe paid fOr'its return
to this Office. @r
-.sSS~-r-,
"PA how long does the 'legis.
lature sitG" ..-
Don't know, my son it may
sit the rest of this year."
-%What "a set of geese they
must be; our geese only set
FOUR weeks"
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NJ. q G. Il. II. TIME TABLE
GOING REBT.

On and afler Sunday, November eoth, trs,ns
will run daily, Sundays excepted, AZ follows
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25
HARD COLDS AND
- COUGHS y ose

Yield a once to . steady use Of this great rem
edy. 1t will succeed IN giving relefwheFe al
other remedies have failed. m
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25
SORENESS OF THE
THROAT, CHEST ANDTiE
LUNGS. ..ft ---.-

10 not delay procuring and immediately Il.
King Goes Cough Balsam. when troubled wits ,
any OF the abnye- named difficulties. They aII
all premonitory symptoms of Cot SumHion &.
sou away into the valley Of shadows froBa
| which none can ever return. 80 fI-.I
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25

Are as surely cured Ly thls patent remedy, az
the patient takesIf. Although but I'VE y9ara
before the people, what is the verdict OF the
m lssesl Hear what Lester sexton, Of Nils
waui zee sayt: 10. rr.- e
From Lester Sexton, Of Mllwnuko e.l
Milwaukee,, Jan, "a, 1864.
Messrs. 6. G. Clnrk & Co., New Haven Coan:
Dotn myself and wife have used Goes Dys.
pepsia Cure, and It has proved perfectly sails.
factory MS remedy. have 20 b esitatoa ia
sayIrg that we have received lreat benefit
fromits use. m I.. -
Very respectfully,
(slgued.) LESTER aEXToN, 90
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-03-25
CLERGYMEN.

u, INC Rer. Isaac Aiken, OF Alleghany, tes,hes
,ninft n .as cured h:nI. G:.s. all other remedies
nsd allied. -.5 ar8 ..ftLa-
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'mansa.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

tor the Course be by the parents
or or procured at the IRsfttiof ct aferte
Quarterly examiatons held the results Of
ale transmitted by bulotn the parents ana
knasiAns Besides, n0nShly reports Of ceniluc4 and
are read IN the teachers and pupiis
70 excite audahfe emulation and rziedaIs ara
to merit At the close OF the ANIMAL
the end % July the dissrihntion of pre-
thkes place. letters of invitation are aent n
n tns and relatives the pupils also
- tne OF the institution, who arr
70 astsna studies resumed the first OF October
30 deoncion Of quarterly payments is made even for
unless in of Illness the expnjsier
Pupils are received at any time during the
trance. e>.eA'4 s'S u6ee VI ga
eel369 If 80 'oA'. $500 ------.-S4S W
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This Instituton, which The inhabitsnts a.
pc Sr ssasss tsn sessS
ree9mpenaatoa % DO introdncef d p,Thiie z
Ss,sssS 81 81 sSs
MORAL EDUoAT4oS.--rhe ol,iyss sop.taps,s -.
T. View * the Ladies g the
s e Ssss i Ee ZsgSE siss
but wisse s ssi e sss
q Tie rules &c s ~ q s
s,s ggtbelics aIils q AZ
Of Boz Tor the sas q oSu 81 ens ne sss
Tea qirea e assast with prcpriety ~ the exerass
s TTFsI6 Tho hselsA 8 ne 81
a i sss sssSass
g sslosseus s
fe!s rom their their ciassicai datss s
Nhea stck they a1e attended by OF sAe Ladses
whom - Shows i pSssie & z sss
ssssss s e. ass
ffsewins ot1scts. The English and Frspeh Iassasss
HISTORY and e ec s5Sss
Fasoy Needle Wssl Drs@n saes Hasys fss
ply notapy and Chemistry arc taast Il de hsiss
Particular attentions Ia paid to Music
= zass 81 e. b TERMS. sssis s.,ssS s85 s
Board and Tuition per annurn $780, pryAbc quar-
Day par amman $50. payable quarterly 70 o.
atTanee for the Boarders y
No dedscsior e made for those who are with =
ofawn Oeio1 Eg Sss aRa & ths aTs s
Stationery and the Use Of Mafs aud Giobes perr..
Music a' n ~. monts %
por ne gss e Musical per month q
Iyassing including paper and pencils per month o.
Exssnsss 1 geT iP mp hdtir;,
Books necessary for the different CLASSES may be ss
sned PIX the parents themselves procared at tln
There Is yearly vacation, which connences ss lass
ogn a;as Ws aa ehas on the 80 Of Rovmber
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50 and 81 Camp street corner N,+n

/ e,,,
Aus Is chartered institution with authoit to con-
grant Diplomas, etc. Tits f course I'm
I Sonege, In all its departments perfect Ba,ia
ana stores are connected and all the branehesf hnsi
cally taughtss - anu Phuosopai-
hy THIS, course and system of work the staent 49,
Sa 49, IN lew weeks or months, Gxperience Of n
de J 5.Yery Known facility 10 made Bs of TO meet
uShianos OF the business community advance fbs II;
lar ana render this hourishing popn.
nehoiarshtPs issued by ouie's College are rood In frt
uTe colleges. This ADVANTAGE tas "a ny
SSSIysa and which cannot be extended by any other
Inc Commerciai and Exchange COLONIZATION T,ora-t
nh remains IN charge of the Principal vhoae easy
Posophle and rapid system of work has been ~
ing community. = S,1o''. Soy u oiscern-
are regularly given by the Principal and able
naerca Commercial Law, Modern Com.
men are, Invited, So' 70 Wnich business
aersons Interested In the canso of education ara
invited to visit the Institnton eTn1ina Sh
u1y coursa and system Of businesE train,n
otIar 1t Is from the system 81
nor SircIlara containing fn Information, call at the
jas " GEORGE soULE New Orleans
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
~ FrTzwMAIAat 4 co.;
GENERAL sTArIoNERs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFAcrURERs.
AND JOB pRlxTERs.

We have aays on hand enc Of the Largest stocks %
goods In eur line 70 be found n any ousein the country
We pay particuler attention % our fIRSTGLASs
BLANK BOOKS
They cannot Re sxceiief In qnaty Style Of fnish and
| durability Banks, Insurance Companies and Mer-
chants whose books are used for reference for
VIII appreeiatche advantage and necessity OF having
them made OF such paper that the Ink win mot disap
Pear In short timee as is frequently the when
books are made OF inferior paper. s
D rssa WTiung ana Copying 1Nhs Comhined--the
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

THE CATHoL1G BIsHoPs ON IRIsH o1yEs-
i IEoNs.--A number of letters from this Ca
tholic Archbishops ahd Bishops of Ireland
Were read as the last meeting of the Nation
al Association, held in Dublin on Tuesday.
Cardinal Cullen thus wrote to the chair
/ man sse 1898
-.t heartily eoHgratuIate Won on the re-
marketable success which has attended your
exertions during the year just closed. The
| three great questions that form yo,l, I,ro-
| graInme have already met very considersble
| progress, aHtysone OF them, that of the
Established Church, gives promise of being
speedily settled ia a manner conformabie To
the desire of the Irish people. L sincerely
trust, however, that the association will not
relax its efforts till all those Questions arc
finally settled. The Catholics of this conn
try cannot rest satisfied till they be placed
ON p footing of perfect equality with their
PROTESTANT fellOw-sabieets and as the Ca
thaIic bishops have resolved that no state
pensions or other endowments shall be
accepted by them, which would deprive the
Church of that liberty which is dearer to
them than life, 1t necessarily follows that
no measure save the total Observation-Disclosures |
Of the State Church can be acceptable to ms. |
ana no other measure will introduces that
Fetlglons equality which we desire. AS re-
CARDS the land question, which Is also of I
sueh vital Importance TO our farming classes,
on wnom the prosperity OF the country 7
principally depends, TT Is to be regretted (
tnas many OF the measures tntrod Jiced in
Aate Parilaments were nothing more than a
nleEs oeInsion and mockery. But from the
wisdom And Justice which guide such men +
as Mr. Gladstone and Mr.. Bright, as well
as from the determination of the EngIisI,
people TO undo the wrongs Of Ireland. and
Tom the influence which esar eYrla- f,erai I,
'nenaoers nave aequired in the present Par
lament, we confidently hope that ,sen6ei
measure shall be at length devised to seenTe :,
she r1g14s OF our tenantry and tS, v,ro,,,.,tr |
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I>~EoNyknsIoN or TIE nj ARoUTs or BuTE.---
q i pity his ignuS4nce and dnspise him.
was the postscript ca Miss Fanny Sqnesr's
letter. Muck In the same spfsit the Times
"A Protestant the leas, il Catholie the more,
makes no differei1ce to the population of
the British empire Extremes meet, and
l-fronn the opposite poins Of view, W. arrive
at much the same conclusion "a the Times.
A Catholic the moro makes no difference,
though, individually, every soul il 20 her,
Of immense Importance. Catholics our
selves, we are very glad, fer Lord Bute2s
sake, that he is enc Of rs. Otherwise his
E300, 600 q year would not help him much,
perhaps, on the way TO Heaven. It is sin
guiar that religious journals should get
aDgry with the young man for sunh q step.
If he had won, or lost, a. heap of nna5sy on
a horse-race; il he had paid SUM equal to
the income of q German Duchy for
diamond necklace to adoIn come fashionable
harlot; if he bad figured as correspondent
In the Divorce Court he would have done
no more than other Marquises, young and
not young, have done of late years, with
out raising more than q sanctimonious sigh
from the Protestant religious world. But
having proved that, right or wrong, he is
thoroughly in earnest about a matter which
he, not unreasonably, considers to be of
great In portance to himself, il. not to
fact is that the Great Britnn whatever else /
he does or does not believe in, believes in
money with all his soul, and it lis a great
shock to his faith to see so much money
going hopelessly wrong. At any rate, Lord
Butte has escaped one great annoyance.
hero of fiction, very Ike him In many
rs to be found in the xxx Prime
Ministers last novel. OF Tancred, MARQUIS
of MeHtaeates we read that --1 He found
that he had become public character, and
he was not by any means conscious of
meriting celebrity. To be pointed out as
he walked the streets, Were he hero or
had done, said, or written anything that
anybody remembered, though at first pain. t
Jul and embarrassing, for he was shy,
be could conceive ultimately endurable,
md not without n degree Of excitement, t
or he was ambitioust shut 10 be looled ut /
because he was young lord, and that this +
ihould be the only reason whyS6he public /
Ihould be informed where He dined. or
where he amused himself, seemed to him I
lot only vexatious bat degrading. When
le arrived, however, at bulletin Of his
levosioEs, he posted OF immediately to
be Surrey Canal to look at yacht there.
md resolved not to lose unneeeesarily one
moment In setting off for Jerusalem - Lord
site is going to Jerusalem, too: but he
eed net now feel afraid Of having the pub-
e prying into his s deKotions.s And having &
lready aolEE1, we believe the Asiatt
lysteTy, it win not be necessary for him
. do it after the manner. Of his prototypa.
, Sfaiaszae In love with . Jesxese.--lssssicss.
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EDUCATIONAL.
= =
Ct MA RYss COLLEGE.

DIRECTED ny THE CfIRIsIIAE RRoTHERs-
Studies win be Resumed ON the, aIst Of August
The varions arts and auisncss Usually taueht in cob
ieges find here appropriate place in system Of
education etabished by experience Sonducted the
most approved plan and with devetsdnsss common,
surate with the work engaged In
In Wow OF tho great number or classes in the college,
thorough gradation for ali capacities and requirements
has boon attainea and the frequent eamipatens and
promotions beget enulation the soul Of sdyancement
making labor . pleasure and success certainty.
The course Of insfrucfon pursued in the college IL
divided into three Departmental preparatory inferno
date and collegiate There Is beaides exclusively
commercial eourae for students Wishing having
snacient timc TO through the whole Of the collegiate
course.
For further particulars terms etc, apply at the col
lege corner Of Poeyfre and Foacher streets aug 30
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The p9deat ana 49, f.as =, n NEW ORLEAgs.
It Nonege IN the United States There - a M Is
cat{ SSlszene and strangers who wish Business Fd
lego a. am enter as In apy or 81 Departments Of
the same time from the same plaoe ton er ser az
YsI MI pe made BOARD aud Lodging IS per m,'J
French Ses.llH rennianehip, Mathematics Fyseh
a. sea az Sh1S German photography etc. are tsneb
tale cSar ~ tnat each student can nf o9ee
~ staent 70 earn $1,000, $4,000 or $1,000 n , si
v,Ith s,st oAs parents can give their cone ~
tbs, Iii 1ne Tow edneate her sons -
W II n - S W % Tho slaves Of the Hcrth 80, "
-. D. Dung men talco notice that a. -, -. -
te nj n we numerous radnafes Of this Gomez m
Not one i n s years is nov In pFotabls Lsiness
- Ies1 Ina RUFUs DoLBEAR. Prsa,a...
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I NEW oRLgAEs LOUISIANA.
raesrRcrus Institution 10 situated
In quiet end healthy locshtY the suburbs the
edons, yentiiated and Affords all those
asantages which to the health and security
OF its inmates ~ e5
The aim Of the Institution being At young faeies
by ooursf instruction, intellectual moral relfs
gous respective positions In life care
taken % select for this purpose the efficient teach
seodfe the presarvaton Of morals by a ysiiant but
aternal superntendence of the pupils times and
all places They trained to habits of order noat
the cultivation of polite and engaging manners The
public worship of tine Insitutiou Roman Catholic
religion. Pupilsof other denominations admitted
fire errr and regularity aif arc rffrp
Institution
PHYSICAL EDUCATION:
To and preserve the health of the pupils the
Sisters particular attention quality the diet
nutritious while abundance leaves no room for those
murmurs and dise0ntents youth The hours
OF sxaton are 30 distributed that neither mind
body should suffer from too continued application
study In sickness, they constantly attended by
one o TIE Sisters and when necessary the Physician
in immediate attendance Whom possible timely notice
Is given to parents and guardians =
TUITION:
The system of education embraces the French and
English languages. The brances of the course are
Reading Writing, French and Engiish Grnmfnar
the Globes Prose and Poetical Competitions History
ancient and Modern Sacred aud Profane-C chronology
French ami English iitrrtrrn ysFIssgY RHETORIC
bookkeeping Mathematics, etc. Music Drawins
Plain and Ornamental NeedIe-work Tapestry Embreid
cry, Artificial Flowers, etc.
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
Tuif In aud U,-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-21

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