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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-15

EATING OYsTERs.-An exchange says
two fools at Potsdam Junction, n. Y.
last week challenged each other to eat
oysters. Oae ate six cans and began on
the seventh when the other being a can
behind gave up beat. The champion
satest' Ia ready to "est" any man under
500 pounds weight, at oysters.
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NEwsPAPoRIAL.--T Fairhaven Jour
nal, although burned out, is not dead yet,
it speaketb. Last week it issued small
sheet, showing that it still lives. The
people of Fairhaven should not let it die
but take bold and help the Publisher to
again start a live newspaper, "a the Jo4r-
nal was
The st. Johnsbury Times has been
enlarged; Mr. Earle, its publisher, also
prints the Barton Gtanda1d in the same
office.
Two newspapers bave en- started ia
north part of the State, the Reporter at
Hardwick-M. II. Hatcn, edi,nr--and the
Vermont Farmer Mt Fewport-T. II.
Hoskins, editor the latter an agriculture
al paper. We commend thar pluck, and
hope they will succeed
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DIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNER-
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

Five jacks $50 spindles each. Is ends TO spcols.
and G-6 IN. gauge. Also two 81 Psxlks q Wool
son shears. Will be sold cheap, II spphed fc1
soon
JL.&F. w. wHIPPLE.
Cayeudish, VT. Nov. go. 1870. 1ecsdkwzv
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lob PRINTER WANTED.

One good Job Printer wanted Immediately at
Banner Office, Bennington, vt.
declsdsd C. A. PIERCE g co.
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gEsu notwithstanding.

LIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
4 BRANDON
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
this Bank, Tor the election of Directors the
year ensuing, wilt be held at their Banking
House, Tuesday, January 18th, 1871.
II. G. COPELAND, Cashier.
Brandon, Vt, Dec. Is, 1871. d&wtd
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Union Pacific stock was especially weak having
fallen to l3k@I2k on the report that some or the
large holders will be forced 10 throw overheard
the stock they have been carrying for long time
The following are the closing quotations
Central Pacific bonds, 9lx
Union do. 81
Land Grants 63
Income bonds 81
Stock 1877
Southern securities are very steady and general
ly unchanged.
Money easier at 667 per cent
Sterling exchange quiet at l0s%Gl09.
Stocks were depressed dur ng the morning and
there was great decline of az per cent through
out the LIST. Boston, II. & Erie fell u, notice
haviog been given yesterday that transfers
would be closed at the Firemans' Fund Trust
Company, aud general collause is near at hand.
st. Paul also suffered a marked decline. New
Jersey Central dividends per cent on Dec. S0th,
and all stock hereafter quoted Is ex-div1dend.
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The House was occupied for the great
or part OF the day in the discussion OF the
bill to remove political disabilities, at the
conclusion of which the bill went over,
though Mr.. Butler had announced ais in
tention to press it TO vote at o'clock
Mr.. Dawes of Massachusetts,, from ap.
preparation committee, reported legisia-
tive judicial and executive appropriation
bill, which was made special order for
Tuesday night. It appropristes about
twenty millions
Adjourned
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Edwin Staples of Dandy, having paid special
tax as auctioneer. confidently recommend him
to the public as one who will do the business en-
trusted to him With credit to himself and with
satisfaction TO his employers.
J. EpGERTON,
decl5ald&wlW Assistant Assessor.
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WJNDHAM COUNTY.

Considerable excitement il manifest
ed in regard to the extension of the Brad
ford and Claremont railroad through
Springfield
AT Brattleboro some ten days since,
Mr.. John F. Adkins jumped out of his
wagon, and went down into an open cul-
vert or sluioeway, breaking his knee pan.
Fears are entertained that he may lose the
use of the knee joint.
A few days ago as the stage from
Wilmington to Brattleboro was near the
summit of Hog Back Mountain, in Marl-
boro, the horses took fright at pile of
freight near the road side and ran dis
lance of two miles, demolishing the coach
and seriously injurirg the driver, Mr..
Swan, and one or two passengers. The
horses themselves were nearly ruined.
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BRATTLEBoRo. The "Good Samari-
tan" movement is gathering volume week
ly. Eighty-seyen new members joined
the society, Sunday evening.
Almost colony of Brattleboreans an
nually winter at Jacksonville, Fla. A
delegation of six left for that place last
week, making, with those already there,
fifteen.
They are having rather hard luck in
trying to hold the annual village meeting
at Brattleboro. The first cali by the viii
lage bailiffs was found to be illegal after
the meeting war organized. A second
meeting was then called by justice OF
the peace, who yss evidently not we'll
posted as to ''Feast days." for he hit upon
Christmas eve. When this was discovered
the warning was amended, and If there is
no break down the village election will
occur on Monday evening, December Goth.
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nzg-see Posts Real Estate advertisement.

A-E$ See Posts Real Estate advertisements l.
WEST STREET sCHooL.-The follow
isr is the record Of Miss Eliza A. HUI
toon's Secondary School on West street
for the past tecm
Whole number, 90.
Scholars b0ging no absences Eva Hor-
uer, Frank Howe. Willie Territt,
Absent one day-Allie Atwood. Maggie
Hynes, Henry 6lader, jessie Billings,
Frank Mclean.
Not tardy-Allio Atwood Matte Bar
ney, Nellie Cheney, May Lemon, Hattie
Lyon, Mary Hynes. Eva iHoruer,sJulia
Gibson, Lillian Lunt, Mary Fox, Maggie
slocum, May Southland, Jennie Merritt,
Emma Pratt, Belle Hutchinson, Eva
Washburn, David Baxter. Charlie Fur
guson, Frank Howe, Perley Hutchinson,
Marcus Nicholson. Henry Slader, Frank
Mclean, Walter Kinsmap, Ezra Derigon,
Charlie Smith, Charlie Hill.
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NOTICE. - FIRST NATIONAL
IN BANK OF FAIRHAVEN, VT,

The regular Annual Meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF this Bank, for the election of Directors
will be held at its banking house, on the 10th
day OF January next tsecsnd Tuesday, at O'Clock
D. III. By order of Board,
s. W. BAILEY, Cashier.
Fairhaven, Vt, Dec. 9, 1870. deol5d&wtd
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Observation-Disclosures are no licenses
granted in Ticonderoga fer the sais OF
liquor.
-.nere are two very neat and extern
ave erug stores ia town.
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czsee Posts Real Estate advertisement
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The following are the latest stock ouotations
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and Tledford
FOR the week ending Dec. II, 1870.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.

AMOUNT OF STOCK AT mARKER
Cattle. Sheep. shote,. Fat HOgs vs.l
THIS week, 2 O9S 9 293 l25 400
One year ago, 1857 O27 $50 $500
Beef per 100 lbs on total weight of hide, tallos
and dressed meat extra sl2 .50(9ls 20; first nal
quality s0875. Some OF the poore { COWS, bulls
etc, s5G6 ; working oxen, COWS, and young calves
same as last veek, farmers yearlinss $500, two
years old sl5G40
Sheep per ID. live weight, 4oasc. Sheep and
lambs per head in lots, 81 .50G5.o0.
Prices Fat hogs, per h., &c to eKc. live
weight; shetes, wholesale 10 to lie, retail lie
to lac.
Hides-BrightOn 7Xc9sc y n; country lots,
CAR Skins. .loaIoo per ID.
Taliow, Brighton, 6h to 7c per lb, country lots
Pets, 81 to 81 EACH
REMARKS.
The warm weather of the past week and the
large amount of meat dressed at the West and in
Maine that has been offered, has caused a dull
trade IN the city. The dead beef business threat.
ems TO reyolutioDiZs the cattle trade. Butchers
admit that those commission dealers can afford 70
sell b,ef one dollar hundred cheaper than they
can afford from cattle transported alive from Chi
transported at one half the cost of freight on
live cattle. BY slaughterlng at the West a shrip-
Bage OF Is to 80 lbs bullock is saved Fee bills
and expens OF attendance are also saved. The
time required for transportation is lust about
sufficient TO secure 'rpeness," but after all trade
at Cambridge to-day has been better than was
anticipated, owing TO the decrease in supply
there being only 57i in place of 500 last Tuesday
and 900 western instead of 800. Bella Hastings
sold one pair Of oxen, stall feed by Harlan Han
of Burke, Vt, TO dress 800 lbs. at 13xc per 10,
other oxen from &c to lS4c, and three stags at Sc
per 10. Hasea Gray sold oxen 20 dress 2 loo lbs
at lie, Swear old steers at Nc one cuw for s45
or Sc per ID HOughton & Wilcox sold Is Swear
old steers, coo los at lOc 10 year olds, 500 lbs
at &c, 3ysar old steers, 600 lbs, at sxc, . oxen
$50 lbs at lOc per ID.
There was much diversity in the quality Of
sheep. Inferior lots sold at 81 so 10 81 so per
mead. Fair coarse woods at to s cts per 10. The
demand was only fair
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O0o usE The VEGETABLE 1Ocn
1910 PULMONARY BaLaAM" lou
pACKACHE.

ID
All diseases Of the Urinary Organs. Tnhemrns-
ton Of the XII rneys Iuf1 animation of the Bad
der, or any affections that interfere Nth the
functions of thee organs aiwsys cause ca pain
and W. skness in tn sm-l, Of the hack and Lins
To relieve this dIuretic medicine is necessary.
DIR. sARGENT's BACKACHE PILLS
have been chorsughIy tested Tor the past thirty
eight Years, and pronounced the most efficient
uretlc ever discovered. They are ru-e Y vege.
table and contain M mercury. SOld by dru ,gists
Sent by mail receipt OF price, so sens per box
GEORGE A. KELLEY,
Wholesale Druggist,
declSd&w4W % Wood St, Pittsburgh, Pa
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FOR Saloon MAIN STREET.

A two story House, shed, barn, &c., finely shaded,
good well OF water plenty of fruit, good location
Price 1880, with immediate possession.
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DAXTER NATIONAL BANK.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Baxter National Bank of Rutland, w.. will be
be at the Baking House OF szid Bank, on Tues
fay, the 10th day of January, 1871, at IL o'clock
a. m. for the purpose OF electiDg board Of Di-
rectors for the ensuing year.
q. r. BOTTUM, Cashier.
Rutland, Dec. Is, 1870. dldaw4w
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

The Barton Standard says Albert
Jenkins, convicted of granddaughter and
pardoned out of State Prison short time
ago by Gov. Hendee for "good conduct"
while in prison, with two or three others
broke out sfresh in bad spree at that
Mace
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vaE RUTLAND HERALD

THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1870
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Mr.. Harris, con tractor of the Mtssis-
quoi Railroad, has purchased the hrmlock
and spruce timber from about 200 acres,
in SheldnD, mile or SO east from Fish's
hotel, aud is abost to erect steam saw
mill near the track, for the purpose of
manufacturing lumber. A little further
on to the east. Mr. Harris is also about to
open quarry of building stone, ON the
promises of Mr.. BENZ. A. Beatty.
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szy~soo Post. Real Estate advertisement.

HAY SCALES John Landou has com
plated tn erection of the hay Scales, of
which mentor, has heretofore been made,
in front Of his store on Merchants Row.
They are Of the Fairbanks patent, and
are so arranged that The platform is just
out,ids of the walk, and the balance with
in the store. This is q much needed inn
provement.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-08-04

destruction. The Bourbons befriended us,
and We must not lose sight of the fact; Ma
poleon tined to destroy us, and We hare not
ioEgoeten it. Why s6oald wcfee very eats-
full to Napoleon for the services rendered a.
by the Bourbon family, which he has always
prosecuted?
"A glance over the detailed lists Of prices,
with the accompanying remarks, in the Last
issue Of The Commercial and Financial Cron-
ieic, will show how largely all the ordinary
articles of consumption have been afec1sd tw
the Franco PnnssiAn war. In the breadstuns
market, it SAYS there has been "almost un-
precedented excitement On account Of the war.
In the market for groceries, the violently
hucuating premium on gold has been felt by
all articles" As regards coffee, we are told
that the Sudden advance in gold has cared
the entire Withdrawal of jOSbsrs." Al re-
CARDS sugars, the price has increased materi-
ally, and the Influence of the rise in gold
has been very noticeable on the market for
raws." As regards molaxcs, the ''views Of
holders have been strengtheaed By the adj
vance Of the gold premium" As regards
fruits, the price Of foreign dried has been
influenced by the ne IN gold, and almost
everything in the lit shows material adj
vance in price" The same kind Of state
n,ent is made, in item sAer item, about
nearly every article with which commerce
deals. In thus affecting the prices Of living,
and producing violent fluctuations in values,
the war works out its injurious effects even
in America. <S
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oaAs;; 1aIssaessa o "a d? .sVbSisef fise M
viilkh tAl.s - q his & = f. har5
rex He VI tAm ene.fd a3H : Hfnuts q
two, .wheX tie loco@o0ve 6Eked up. and
Earring that DE horses Of tie expsss wsgoa
might become frightened, he Gathered up
the articles on the barrel and Jumped INTO
TIE wagon to start az when i vssdiscoyered
thu his IA, containing several money iaek-
age, was gone. Some thief Who hal no
doubt been watching the oppoE INIT. had
stolen the sack ifum he barrel aid sot tw.y
in the dark. The amount !; stolea y
about 1900. Tie Expte. Com
pany Oilers u, inward of 5000 Tor
the recovery Of the the money, and
We tr,la the bold lief may Be soon feseted
out and brought to justice. We believe this
is the fins theft eve. perpetrated upoa the
express Office in this city. The .gents and
enployes lazS si16a Of uidd1ed tmtgAy
and sterling abInD Iq1i1ieI, No more
careful business men can re found, bot the
best men sometimes meet with misfoEtuDes.
Sincs writing tn sbsye, ~ ~. tint TIE
amount stolen is near 81, 200. About $500
had been transmitted By parties in Ottawa.
No clue to the robbers name had been
learned up toa Int houf hst evening.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PublicatiOn NOtice.

STATE or KANSAS,
LEAvENwORTu COUNTY.
In the District Court Of the Firs, Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, sitting in the County ol
LeaSenw0rth, in said State.
Owen Duffy, Plaintiff, -.-s b..
Samuel b. varney, Hannah =. !
vaEney and Robert VI. Shoe
maker, Defendants.
Won, THE ABOVE NAMED ROBERT "
together With the above named Samuel =. vafuey
and Aann.h s y:rney, have nss. - By T.
naned Court, and that aid plaintiff has in sid
CH9Tt Acd his petition aRainst you and TIE cahes
deiendants above naned in said suit and that you
must answer said petition or before the 18th day
takea .. tIue, and judgnent readesed scensdinesy
q the following nature, tO-vit: That unle8 yoa
and your cO-defendants or yea some Of them, o.
Eaid to aaid plaintiff within 90. short time 10 3
fixed BY the Court, the anosnt due to saiA plainti4
On certain Promissory note, :dxted Of the Sth day
isel pay twelve months amer IL date thssol 70
the order Of said plaintiff. one THOUSAND dollaFs,
With interest thereon at the rate Of twelve per cent
Solis1isx describe. trsess Of i.:d, stsss. AMI -
ing In the County Of Leayenvorth asd Saase q
Kansas, namely: The southwest quarter Of sectien
IN aGs ~. sIs,ss D e rInss
-. three tay, four ~, tventy.o.e an, tueasy-
tWo lx,, twenty three (Zs), and tvesty-four CO.
il 6urk numbered Eve (sl, in the town a Toaez-
nOxie, which sid samssl Il varney and H0cah
= Vaney, his wife, morte.ged, On H. seA day Il
Nay, A. d. 1859, to said plaintiff 70 seeure o.
Inynent d aid note, b. soh without redenvtjeo
therefrom by the Sheriff Of said counfy, - ~
the proceeds arising from such sale b spo1ls1 %
the payment q the costs Of This suit, asA tie
annsst due aid plaintiff On sad note. vitA intsf-
oe q such Amount q the Tate q tvl10 - ssns
Pr annum f1oR time Of neudifion Il saehju4Deot:
an that you, the said Robert y. Shosaakes, 10
getAef With ysaP eo-lelentRants AeTein absve
nn0sd, sDd I'll and sach II tben, snd a penss
el.iming uuder, by, o. through ysu, a. tkso, -
either Of them, be frever haired, and 6ree3osed q
and from all and any night, and equity q seoeop-
tim, and cher right whatever Of. -, IN q - ~
tf.rts Of land, from and after such le thesso6 nd
thst you and they, and all persoEa claiming from
u ulAer you o. them, either q them Be ol0sea,
required and adjudsed 10 deliver poseaD - ~
tracts Of land and every Of them 10 the g1atee,
grantees In every deed made in pursuance o( such
aale - soon - denaDd these6R s6all he naae. f7-
Daas Leavenvosth City. ksnas, y.ly n IN.
~ CIOCGH WHEAT.
T-AV Att0sDeys fb9 rlaiptil
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u. q. GRANT,
al and 1l3 4ahWnee street.,
LoaveAWOFth, Kansas,
Road Notice.

NyOrICE Is HKRKBY GIVES FIAT A Pc
~ TITION yin be presented 10 the Bard =
Kans.s, On the 6nh day a Septembss, ls0, IL
object of which Is TO locate and open public Fsed
- feee in vidth described q faIows: nse1nonG h
the Ieayen worth and Oskalooss H0od at the D0gth-
yea corner Of section 90 tventy-nise, township
% nine, Eaaee l2) twenty-five, tnsscs eee noeeA
a mid sectioa line dividing sections tlS ni0eeeea
- On twenty, tsvnsAtp - n1De, r1ap On
tveaty.tvo, thence due nosth On go sertteo hne,
running betveen The southvese anerses e ssfosa
40 seventeen, 0eS S~ -
tvo. q vhcse nd nne stYfkes the nt61e GetkB
RerYvville and Leavenv0gth roed In Migh HSaosio
Township. w.. H. kD1lN0OU,
jy2avlis Principal Rstitioaer.
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A SMALL EDrroR.-Au,one /,

A SMALL EDrroR.-Anlong the Iowa ex-
curzionists is Mr.. John McKibbcn, editor Of
the Wintersett, Madison county, Sun, and
probably the smallest editor in the world.
lie is Il yesrs of age, 36 inches high and
weighs 80 pounds. Besides traDsacting the
business Of newspaper proprietor, Mr.. Nc
kibben is also Sheriff Of Madison county.
He is a very intelligent looking little chap,
and is exceedingly well posted on matters in
general. Mr.. McKibben was somewhat
fatigued ON his arrival Yesterday morning,
hut was doing the agreeable to large num-
her of citizens who called to see him during
he day.
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Clerical loans-Lent sermons.
"fIome brood''-The children. 4
4 lost art-Family government.
4 star Of the evening A policeman.
The shades of night-window curtains.
They speak Of divorce in Indiana as Gun
hitchment." 81 "a -inl o.. tfr' -H $500
When are thieves like lecpards? When
they are spotted. -sarli N .!11lal .-s ',r.
A. friend At . pinch-One Who shares his
stuff box with you. mi ug.uo4f ~ t-a
Query: Can retail shoe-salesncn- be cou-
sidered cOunter-ftters? -.
The prettier the foot AMI ankle, the
easier it gets up stairs.
A fitting opportunity When you are get
ting measured for suit Of clothes.
If all the ladies went to China, il is said
al the gentlemen would Immediately so to
Pekin -
Why is the earth like Blackboard?
Because the children Of men multiply ON the
face of il g., -..., n; ,.-.rs ,-o,,ic .. I'D
Return good for, evil, !" ~ the antch said
when lighting he pipe Of the mn who had
Juos SSIUCA H. ~ ~ .'- ..'.. .-.- N"
New York mloonists, arrested for keep
ing open Sunday, now claim to open '.jus 10
feed the canaries." "H-'' air' 3i
When is Chinaman the most like vege-
table? When encounters his head, Of
course.
Some one says If the night air is as un-
healthy as the doctors say it is, how do they
then account for the Longevity of owls?
4 good excuse for married ladies TO in
tight lacing is, that in a good housekeeper
there should be ono waste" -.'.
81 am going to the post Office, Bob, shall
l inquire for your .''Well, yes, il you
want to, but l don't think you'll find me
there" n .-...r ..-
A histrionic individual, who has heard q
good deal about the theatre Of war, sug-
gests that the back seat must be very
desirable. - ...
Aristotle, on being ccnsured for bestow-
ing aims on bad man, made the following
noble reply: 81 did not give il to the man;
l gave il 70 humanity" ...-.....-. -
4 visitor at Cape May, recently missed his
pillow in the morning, and after searching a
while found it laid up over his ear like bit
of lead pencil. III = s..,' 81.
4 young Spectator, having married a
very homely girl, the, possessor Of large
fortune, declared that it wasn't the face Of
his wife that struck him 50 much rs her
figure. :f.,-
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TERMS:
80 ALL PAY4EN1B 00ST
MADE m AOVA0CE-R1

The Sisters viii spare no pains TO render thi'
Academy worthy Of extensive petronaEe Tn
health and happiness u their pupils viii BE Gun
slant objects Of their solicitude, while they will
deavor daily to instil into their tender minds and
hearts the principles Of moral rectitude.
The discipline is mild bet 6Fla, snd the strict
Observance q rules Is enjOined upon all.
As an incentive to close application, medals, in
all the claes, are distributed on the hrst Monday
in each Month.
DiPiomas rM Be conferred sPon hese Only rho o.
hFosgk he entire Aoddsvsic c0sEse u dsdies.
To avoid insesuPtioa q caasses, visits 70 pupils
are con6nea to Saturdays and csa be made only By
their parents, sisten, uncles and aunts- Others
will not be received, unless formally authorized hy
parents OF guardians.
No DEDUCTION will he nasle for absence, unless
caused by sickness. Pupils are required to bring
all necessary articles for the toilet.
oEFor the maintainanee Of good order, il is ~
quired that al pupils assist with PrOPriety, At the
public duties u religion.
An communications respecting the Academy,
Addressed - the MOTHER SUPERIOR OF ST.
NARY'S FEMALE ACADEMY, Leavenworth,
Kansas, vill receive immediate attention.
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