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y. Department. Of Science.

This embraces Mathematics, Applied Math-
cmaticS, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
French, with one other to be elected from the
Literary Schools. To this course is attached
the Decree of BacheIDr Of .S,9sace
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Also, stock OF
READT-MADE CLOTHING For HARVEST
JULIUS G. HOLMES,
House Carpenter
IL Jill "A - n.

INFORMS the citizens Of Jefferson, Clarke, Fred
erick Berkeley Counties, thathe has opened a
CARPENTER and JOINING SHOP,
in Charlestown, and will attend TO REPAIRING of
HOUSES and will CONTRACT for BUILD
INGS. All work will be done in the neatest and
most workman like manner and at moderate rate.
On hand Lumber Door Frames, Window SASH sc.
@-COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for work All who want their work done prompt
" and neatly will find it to their advantage to give
him call. Shop adjoining the Blacksmith shop
of Mr. Hiram OBanuon.
April IL, ls67-tf.
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NOTICE.

rENHANKFUL 10 nv friends for the very liberal
patronage extended 10 me heretofore. re-
specially announce that, from this date. cannot
sell Shoes or Work Of any sort on CREDlT-eI-
cept to those of my customers who have money on
isposit with ne. 5. II. WOODY.
May 10, le70-tf
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STRAW WANTED.

TIVE VIRGINIA PAPER COMPANY of Hall
1 town, will be prepared to purchase
Straw OF All Kinds,
on and after the lst Of August either in the stack
or delivered at the Mills at Haiown.
Apply to John Ii. Strider or at the Mills.
July Is lS69-tf
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A GRAND TILT
Taking Place in CharleStown
EVERY WEEK!
HENRY COOKS CART IS WEEhL

HENRY COOKS CART Is NEEkLf
I,NpLoYED TnTING OVER SOMETHING
l., NEW AT THE BROADWAY HOUSE.
.J--f -,T aad sac ,-Aerc tSe Wonders Of re World
come from iH me woy Of Cheap Goods
Srlcndid Cashmere and Cottonadcs from zoe to
q 90 per ward. Mattings and Carpets OF all kinds
verv cheap. Ladies' Dress Goods OF all kinds
Piuuc. Fine Cambria, Satins and Stripes OF every
description at very low figures Wide sash, Bon
net and other Ribbon, tor mere song. Ladies
Hats. SuudowDs. and ParaSols unusually cheap
Mon. and Bows Hats from sc 20 sl.OO for latest
stvlcs White Goods Of every description almost for
nothing. Trimmings of various kinds We almost
give away All that YOU have 10 do, is 70 call with
YOUR hands fun OF money aud buv, and yen will
70 uh rejoicing that there is such place as the
BROADWAY HOCSEIN CHARLESTOWN
MAY 90, 1870. W. l.. hedges, Agent
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REll51Y ILSIaAIGI COMPANY,
Wheeling, w. Va.
CAPITA Si25'tO,
With Privilege Of increasing the same to sjOO,OOO
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS
VIM Bailey, A. j. Panncll, A. VI. Adams, Alon-
20 Loring, JAS. F. Barnes. Jos. II. Woodward,
DR.. Vim. J. Bates, Henry Stamm, Thos. Hughes
r1NHlS Company having been fully organized, is
now prepared to take risks at fair rates on
Buildings of all kinds, Merchandise hanuiactu-
ring Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoes ON the Western Rivers and Lakes; also to
issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores
This Company being composed mostly OF our lead
ing business men, recommends itself to the favor
able consideration Of the insuring public, and so
licitS their patronage.
vi Appicatons for Insurance will be prompt
ly attended to at the office of GEO. +. CORDELL,
CO., Agents at Charestown, Jefferson Co. W. V.
y. G. Arthur, Secretary,
W. H. AGNEw, Asst Secy.
wv. BAILEY, President,
ALoNzo LoEING. Vice President.
November H. lS69-tt.
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BALTIMORE, June 80, 1870.
The subscriber, in retiring from the late firm OF
Hough 4 Langdon, takes this method Of informing
the public that he has associated with him Messrs.
Michael keefer and James II. Besant. in new
firm under the style Of LANGD0N, REFER 6
CO.. TO conduct the Flour aud General Commission
Business in the CITY of Baltimore.
To bis old friends aud former patrons he oegs to
return sincere thanks for their past avors and very
liberal encouragement, with the assurance that
should they be pleased to honor the new firm with
continuation Of their kindness aud patronage,
he will endeavor BY a Jealous aud faithful atten-
ton to business 10 protect their interests to their
entire satisfaction.
Mr.. LANGDoN,
l24 SoUrB ErTAw STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
July 2, lsiO-6mo.
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III. Preparatory Department.

This has been organized temporarily, for the
benefit of y7mg men, who have been prevent
Ell 10y the war from obtaining proper Academic
preparation for College. 1t embraces the sub
ects Of Latin, Greek, Mathematics aud English.
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Mode Of instruction and
fsN:iIn mat ion.

To secure constant and thorough drilling
the Glasses are divided into sections Of from
twenty to thirty, which are taught separately.
In the lower Classes the instruction Is mainly
given by Textbooks and Exercises; in the
higher classes Lectures are combined with
these. The Examinations are both oral and
written. and those for proficiency and distiuc-
4. - = !
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NIiddlSvvuy. Wc@t Va.
CHANGE IN TERMS.

4 FTER this date we will sell our Goods for Cash
"A or Country Produce, at greatly reduced
prices. We are now rccciyinga large Stock Of
Spring 81 Summer Goods,
consisting Of every article usually kept by Village
Stores, some Of tho leading articles We will sell
follows:
Coal OIL, SOC; Brown Sugar, 10 @ l2H Good
Coffee, %, Is a y Crushed Sugar lG3I Syr-
ups SOC and upwards; Calicocs, 10 a. l2l Brown
Cottous, II z, Is; Cashmere - a. 2S; a large
lot Of Cotton and Linen for Pants, 20 m 30 aud
all other goods corrcspondngly low prices. Ia
exchange for goods we win take all kinds of mar
keting, in fact almost anything persons may have
10 sell.
Thankful for past favora. we invite a call from
everyone in want Of Cheap Goods.
LEAGUE d GRANTHAM.
Middleway, April IL, le7O-G
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;. Department OF Law.

This embraces the School of Law and Equi-
~, and to it is attached the Degree Of BGcIe-
Ioy # LHs
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COAL! COAI!!

nEST LUMP COAL by the Car load $3.50 por
ID ton. Run Of Mine rcr Car load -. 90 per ton.
--i' los. % the ton. ANTHRACITE COAL al
'-f.' r1's7. For sale 6, Charlcst0wu Depot bv
sep -, 1868. STARRY & LOCK.
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Boots. X shoes Repaired.

I AN prepared to do repairing Of all kinds at the
| shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms. most respectfully solicit share Of the
public patronage. | can be found at my residence
one door above the Episcopal Parsonage.
Sep. ~ lS6S JESSE BLOCKLEY.
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NV BAIsEEl SHOP.

1 r. tNr solicitation ~ many ~ nv Old customers.
l 2 have again opened nv Barber shop near
OBJ. d.. ~srrtr.'.n iIatL" Ch1r'a.town. whore
--.'. jrv.t. MY best oIorts O. the accommodation
O.. o.. public
SHAVING. UAIRTENNING, SHANFOOIYG
&c.. done IN o., most approved style, and at the
SHORTS notice.
.tL Clothing of an descriptions renovated in the
best manner. and ou reasonable terms. Give me
cali. JAMES BRADY.
October TO- 1867.
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>. Department or Mining Engineering.

TINS embraces MathcmatlcS. Applied Math-
oma,icS Physics, Chemistry, Mineraogy and
Geology, Metallurgy, Mining. German and
English. To this Course is attached the Di-
ploma Of Mining Engineer.
1t is proposed still further to extend the
Practical and Scientific Departments in the d.
rection Of
/. Mechanical Engineering. 2. Applied
Chemistry. 8. Agriculture. 4. Commerce.
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Private Sale
Valuable Real Estate.

FTNIE undersigned Executor of George Islrr,
viii sell &c Private sale, the tin, farm OF which
the LAO, George l>rr died ,ia,,d and possessed,
living IN Jefferson County, West Virginia about
~ miles from the town OF Charl,,;own, IN the
County road leading % Summit Point, both %
which places are ON the line 81 the Winchester e
Potomac Railroad, and afford fine market, tor the
sale of produce. Said farm contains about
Two Hundred and Fifty Eight
ACRES OF GOOD LINESTONELAN between
40 and 50 acres OF which Is In VALUABLE TIM
BIER. 10 udjoiu, the land, OF Bu,hrod G. Wash
Wgtuu. Henry Davenport, EsJ,., and others, and
is very convenient o. Mills, Churches and schools
The improvements consist of comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE aud Out Buildings. = never
failing We'll " pure water, Pond for cattle. stock,
&c, DC The farm an thing, considered Is one
OF che most .sirabia iu the fertile County OF JcI
er,nL.
TERMS ACCOMMODATING.
JOSEPH CRANE,
March p, lS70-E Executor OF Geo Isler
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Head and Foot Stones Nantes. Statues and
Carving, in all its various branches. and all
work in their business All orders proIurtlv filed
az the lowest rate, and shortest notice aud all work
delivered aud put up. and guaranteed 10 suit pur-
Chas,rs. II not, no sale. Please call and see and
judge for yourselvc, before purchasing elsewhere,
and paronizc Home Manufacturers.
The subscriber, have also in operation their shop
in Martusburg, where they viii give prompt at
teution TO all work entrusted to them.
DlEuL BRO.
Charlcs;own, July Is, lSG7-ly.
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This embraces Mathematics. Applied Math-
cmatics, Physics Mechanics. Chemistry French.
English Drawing and Astronomy. Students,
who successfully complete this course, receive
the diploma of Girl FHgjRcsr.
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Great Excitement!
ANOTHER HIR!! THE PRESIDENT
1iU~C AND SHALL b. SUSTAINED.
HAVING r.stad NV ,har. end sec7--d the
I ! services of a f--'s'e.- CRY Barber. I an
.u..r prepared % -iv. nv customer, good
SLAVES. and cut and dress thor hair in the
latest -tti.-. also
ola Clothes Made New.
Ny shop NI.. b. open - aI times. and nv cu-jo-
mons viii rrf comfortable IRE and he latest "a
n0~- l.Uav. ..r Oh .i~ recommendation
Respectfully. &c.
Fob. -. fSsS SAMUEL BROWN
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
Bernard Hough Il n. X. Laugdon is this day
dissolved by mutual consent Either Partner will
sign in settlement.
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III. PROFESSIONAL COURSE.

Tie Department. of Engineering were or
gained after the war, to meet a want long
felt in the South Of the highest grade Of Scicn-
dfc instruction in these important professions
They are now in full and successful operation
1. Department OF Civil Engineer
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For the present, the instruction in English is di
vded among the Professors of Moral Philosophy,
Modern Languages, and History, with the aid OF
an Assistant Professor.
THE duties of this Chair are discharged by the
Professors Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
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BALTIMORE, JUNE 80, 1870.

Baltimore June 80, 1870
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-24

C DINGEE, AUCTiONEER. uEes
Perempory sale
by EM
order OF Thomas X Hawiey, Trustee,
of
Great Central Subdivision ~ .t.
Of
Grand Park,
SATURDAY., October ~, at ! O'Clock r. H.,
the grounds, fs.-... f,.rs
absolutely without reserve. TO the highest bidder,
LEO first class villa Plots.
from FIVE eachthe very choice Of the beanh
lands Of the Park-sod by the acre. Also the
elegant modern Manaion
formerly owned by Thomas r. Hawlcy Esq ana recently
occupied by the late Andrew Wilson, ~. !,
spacious and Astounding with every modern rcquf
Of wealth and refinement together with extensive
buildings Of costly ornate grounds, Also q
the picturesque VinA 4
formerly by H. d. Capp, Esq., modern rural resi-
dence with every convenience commodous outbuildfnge
beautiful lawn adorned with fruit and sbado
trees
The handsome Cottage
OF Mr. s. Mcintyre and 7.l0o acres Of Land. Alsos
neat Cottage,
with acre.
All to be sold without reserve. \
Special trains leave depot Fourth avenue and twenty
seventh street. at 8 AS and II 80 A. NJ. esf d
For descriptive pamphlets further information AQ
DiSGEE, KErcHAM CO,
a Cedar street
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JrMrLoySENT WILL BE GIVEN To THREE TO GO
~ 20 southern town good home in smsh family one
spzn dener toster &C. woman ~ COOK washer
and froner, and grl family consisting OF the
above preferable Lddress room 40, Eweeny"s Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-24

r. TRAyER, AucTlssSf,eE $500,
- Ricn and cersnt Housenold fuEniearh. TRAVER 4
FsLER win sell on Tuesday 0etobsr ~ " ocock, NJ
Fifth avenue rich roe .wooa karet 5s in silk brocnte
aud repS rosewnod piapofo.s ~ ocLsve rosewood Eta
cerss rosewood marble too Ieltre fsbes large French
psrepie ana Mancl Mirrors "a. oS ON rAnsnss by emit
other Carpets English Olcoha Curtains and Cornccs rose
wood wardrobes, Bureaus. Washstands ana Commodes
Tables rosewood walnut Lounges in sir reps CURED
Hairand Spring best Feather Pillows and Boil
sers Hat Sands walnut Extension Table and Dining Room
Chairs walnut arbe top sideboard; Stoves Refrigerator
Crockery The above furniture was all made 70 order by
first class city makers and nearly new Catalogues now
ready at the ce anctonccs, W LrTy erect aud vi the
bouae day Of eale.
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Lien II. MINER. AuCTIONEEk,
"A NY ALLEN i. MINkR HROrHER,
LATE HENRY Il. LEEDS MINER.

-
4 Lien h. MINER, AuCrIoNEEk,
W .4 nL hESsy H n Ssk5s sE SiNrs
lEsAbshsd ls47.)
sa'ssroo%: Sh,@o.r 9, and z Rsss. streets
Me..rs. ALLEN B. TiNIR sRorHER viii ul,e their
sales Of Honsehsd Furniture al the residence OF families
e chamS. ea:ndn 70
also 10 sosia q Mssohapdi.s 2, owner. stores and
their s.''''':.: :ss'' $ StEs B. s sIsKs
a T. f., .t aasss : , sEsSs sh aishR
on SATURDAY October a. o o'clock At orr .esroun.
Nos. sb Chambers and ~ ReAde streets,
E4FSk AN5 Et FsNiT,HN EEEsSS
MIRRORS IL aSs casFsrs, s SEoSss. sh ss2
SUITS &C. &C. beng ne contents q sTs class private
Full particulars hereafter
AhES B i, x 1SIES 4 \ niSEE BROTHER
HENRY ~ z; ., a Ssss i. !. MINER
ss,sroom. No Is cs.%ssrs and Il asads Streets a
% THURSDAY. October 81,
:. IN. ,rva.e residence So gs %es T,se,, first .,,
SSSssToD gGRs f
PARLORs plated Mirrors and corniets en- suite
sa' Bsa
LTBRIKY.-E1tersion Table, Buffet coro,ces in black
Porcelain, decorated and ell. Glass and Plated
BED ROOMs-yeIrst and brussels Carpets black walnut
&c. &c Mattresses and Bedding Of tho
OH Cloths and Carpets Ornaments Niche Book Cases.
viii commence Can he seen the ay sefora sale by card
only TO Ne obtained sIgra <es,aanesr,
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JACoB BOGART AUCTION EkE.
j Mortgage safe MONDAy, OCTOBER ~
at u O'Clock at Leonard street sosery store Counters
Scales. Weights Meat Bench am Hsexs TEA Cauues Beer
Pump Liquor barrels. Sho aad fixtures Ice Box
stock Groceries, bay saa Wrss ny ofSer OF the at
tprpsy for mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-24

DROWN STOEE HOUSES ga AND $50 LAFAYETTE
ID avenue and St James place for
sale. Apply premises Or al No. Bcekmsn street
G. n OLIVER
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BROOkLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND
TO LET.

4 THREE STORY HIGH sTooP BRICK HOUSE. IN A
"A good neighborbood IN Williamsburg, about ten mintes'
walk from the sale cheap viii exchange
smaller For further particulars apply W W. CAMP
BELL. 20 West Broadway
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L,OR SALE A THEE STORY BROWN STONE HIGH
stoOp House, all modern improvements class neigh
borhood % minutes from Fulton Terry price $4,000 $50
ClerruOnt BROOKLYN.
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TOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN FIRST CLASS THREE
T. story high stoop brown stone basement PHILADELPHIA
brick House, 2x45x00 Handsomely frescoed rcpet
with all modern Improvements splendid grape Aroors, frs
class neghborhood Atlantic Brooklyn 10 min
from all Fulton ferry the $50
will be aod With sacilhce easy and mInedist
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-24

A DJOURNED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ATTEN-
"A tentisn LEWIS r. WOOD Will sell. on Tuesday, Oct.
2 1870 l256 o'clock r. NJ, the premises rs Acres
Woodbridge Greek, with 900 feet water fror with deep
water Island Sound. only three.ousrters OF
Perth Amboy Railroad, in potx OF 3 to I5 acres.
N B-The Will take place Tuesday, Oct; 70, rain or
shine, IN the dwelling house on the premises
N BIO attend the sale take steamer Wyoming, from
the foot New YORK; at 10 A. NJ prompt,
day OF sale, free OF expense. .
For maps and full particulars apply the auctioneer,
LEWIS f. MOOD 81 Montgomery street. jersey city, or To
Mr.. II. b. GROSS EFT. 3tS West street, New York.
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win be sold u auction by DANIEL A. MATHEWS, Auc
toneer on Wednesday, Tbuaday and Friday evening" oc
-, y and y, a, q O'Clock each evening,
In Mathews Art Gallery.
- bl BROADWAY, uncer 81. Nicholas Hotel
pne collection, Numbering 3oc Is from well know
gallery.
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MADAME ROSS MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
M voyan tells the past present and future shews likeness
husband. 6 Wcsl Forty hrs street. between Erpsdwsy
and SsYegth scspue,
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A GENTLEMAN Is ANXIOUS 70 SECURE A sIrUA
n ton for hiE coachmsn Is thoroughly competent
thorough objection 10 the country has best c
references. Address Y. H., box 3n5 Herald onlce.
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n OYSTER WAITER WANTEn~ONE WHO UNDER
276 sln
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-16
!ot go there answered Camille

"Yet one cannot go there" answered Camille
in a caressing tone
80, yes ! provided the great God will receive
u.s. And something 81. mtlI, warns me that shall
Both now became silent, Camille sadly re-
garding her companion. Educated in this con-
Vent, she had always been accustomed to see
Sister Aloyse there where she was much be-
loved. She would like to have given her some
pleasure; but what could she give, or what
could she say to person so detached from
earthly things, and whose aspirations We're
fixed on joys eternal
The nun still thinking, praying perhaps
and after long silence she said:
+ Camille, you must come and see me some
time before go away from here. But now
good night, deart'
Two nuns now came forward to help the sis
ter into the house, while Camille, who had
gathered some white roses, carried them to
Aloyse, saying,
"They are from my own little garden my sis
ter; therefore take them, pray YOU"
Willingly" said Aloyse; "and will offer
them to the Holy Virgin. And Camille, do not
forget to remember me in your prayers to-
night
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-16
REGINALD CARDINAL POLE.
{Concluded.)


From this time until the death of Edward
vi, the career of Cardinal Pole became COM
paratively unimportant to the student of his
tory, except that he nearly elected Pope,
in acknowledgment of his ability and attain-
ments. The accession of Queen Mary in 1858
made the Cardinal, a very important parsonage,
for, no doubt, moved by considerations of his
relationship to the Queen and personal popu-
lArity with many in England, tho Pope at once
appointed himisgate to England. But his APP
pearance in this capacity too suddenly was, Iby
Mary and her advisers, considered to be fraught
with danger, and he was requested to take up
his abode at Dillingen till public opinion could
be sounded and steps taken 20 make opposition
harmless. By judicious steps which he took
to disarm opposition, especially by publishing
the Pope's acquiescence in the sales Of ecclest-
astical property that had taken place, he grad
ually overcame all opposition, received q per-
feet ovation on his landing rs Papal lcgate
and received from Queen and Parliament their
submission to the Holy See. We quote DR.
Hooks account Of this proceeding, because the
Catholic reader will know how to make The
necessary allowances for Protestant prejudice
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ally esteem, but in which divine grace
does not much appear. The memories of
youth he did not often recall. He now scarce
ly recollected the name of that poor cousin
whom he had loved so passionately, but who
had never forgotten him, who, even in the
arms of death; had displayed an angelic love.
One day Camille spoke of Sister Aloyse, and
added,
" Was she not related to us, father ?"
;/Yes, yes--a romantic affair! She threw
herself into convent she became weary even
'therew ''~
He took several turns through the room with
preoccupied air, and finally stopping before
the picture of his mother-a withered and
naughty fgure-he said,
my mother did not love this poor Aloyse
muchl Poor girl What a charming voice
she had! A voice which ought to astonish the
convent when she chants the Mserere. She
will sing no more; she has pain in her chest !
POUNDS The discipline of the convent! What
pity for this pretty Aloyse to be buried alive /!
On the stage she would equal Malibranw
And this was all !! The remembrance of
Aloyse was only that of young girl who could
sing charmingly, and who, perhaps, might
have commanded situation in theatre
He loved his daughter; but, for all that,
she troubled him, and he was anxious that she
the care and responsibility. She did not op-
pose his wishes, for she did not feel that God
had not appointed her to lead the life of nun /;
but she wished her husband to be Christian,
and said SO to her father. He only shrugged
his shoulders, and cried:
Still these absurd ideasp'
The Christian, however, presented himself,
and at twenty-five Camille Reville bee anne
Madame de Lavel.
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Help me, o Lord, to trust in thee
Whatever may betide,
Though health should fail, and riches nee,
Thou Oh friends the dearest far TO me
BE taken from my aide.
/ know that sickn ess, sorrow, death.
Lie in the onward way; ., .-..
O. help me, in true-hearted faith,
Sweetly to rest, since Jesus saith,
Strength shall be as thy day
In sickness passed, in dangers Ger,
NV helper Thou hast been:
Then should for this coming hour,
Childlike believe Thy love and power
support viii yield again.
Though in that last, that darksome galej
Endeth our earthly view,
If but Thy voice, BE not afraid,
Be heard amid the deepening shade,
Calmly III journey through.
When this poor heart on Thee l stay,
On earth is heaven begun
TbBu hove leads on from day to day
In duty's path, and helps me say,
Thy viii, not mine, be done.
Thus would ever trust in Thee,
Nv Comforter and Guide;
For cen though fears and Sins prevail,
Thy promises can never fail,
Whatever may betide.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-01-16

mother, who ought especially so to do, is dead.
You love your father, don't your"
-" Yes, with all my heartw