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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23
NOTICE; TO TEACHERS IN
IN Nnnriinu> L A = 1 4, f.nI,vrs.

The undersigned will bc at the Scvcry House. In Leland On
the first saturday In each mnnh tor the examination of
dlda,es tn teach school, Examinations 70 commence at
o'clock An. j. INOR MONTGOMERY.
Feb. SIT Deputy school Supt LA Sale County.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

.bdtte i'd meine @affr.unbf&aft an Sie nid,t meg.
gen0rfen. sic meroen nleine Offenbeit entlmul0i.
gen. bod balte Id es fir msine Yi9t aufri@tis ~
reben."
u.Sbr gsnebmen assen n,ene fo&ter Sulia 1T i'm
b6titen @raoe semifienlos. erauiam sepeieni"
rgrlauben sic! -. beaann SfraTs. ia4
rBitte nm Werjeihung, ih mlnfdbe nidt unter.
bro4sn 3u peroen aepiiienlos. srauiam! sic ba.
ben ibr 3u 4anie uno 6ffentlid fatli9 Nufmerfiam
feiten erDelen, unb oaourd oas @rriidt peranlobt,
anf meine @efibIe uno Wiinf9e! sd uill oapon
ableben, tpelde Wtittd tie angepenbet, jidb Sua's
Wstsung au beudAtisen. aber id3 iase Sbnen. sic
batten tein &eht, Elm @erIft 5u perbreien, bas
metner Ussinuns mad meiner So9ter 3uf beflsdt
uno lbre Muslthten perni6tet" s4afsS ,ts ~.@
:, sd, babe S9rer Sodtsr nid6t ,nehr aufmertam-
telt erDlelen als Die gem0bnlhe S6flidteit BON els
mem .Wermaroien erforoert. Mas cine WerIobuns
oetrifft. 10 belt i'd eire Mnfraee oesbab BET Sbne
nlbt tur n0buenoiasba idb nitbt ben entfernteiten
@eoanten oaran batfes bis mir oas @eriidbt, belien
Ste Erndbnuns tbatep, 5u Obren tau,, uno oeiien
ur9soer td9 mabrbaftig niht mar"
:, ~gs mare rlerfDiiroig. lpie fold Elm @eridlt in
umlauf fonrmen iolte, iuenn sic feline Yeranlafuna
oajn gegeben bdtten Z" :
~Oa ftimme id3 nit Sbnen therein gs lit nibt nur
mertDurol9. lonoern t09ar per0Gdbtig !"
ssSosar psrodbtie R8enn sic auf @runo oieies
ooreer oon Sbnen aus9elprensten 8eriidtes neru.
",
lid!" =,
Jrau gsbert pauiirte unb eruartete cine Mnt,port.
ole tie no pariren wolte, bod Jran5 bdtte nun nur
etne Anttuort seben t0hnen. Q8dre es Elm Wann
sepelen. Der tbn aio beleoister bdtte ibn 8dtisen
mullen; elner Dame segsnilber blsb ct rubis.
!, ~als Ste u,ein Saus betraten." fubr 5rau ggbert
fott, vsaben sic mir nid3t unbeutIid 3u perteben,
oaB Ste lid9 IN Der ndmllaen sldnsenoen Gage bes
tdnoen tpie bstanntermaben Dor einisen 5abrea. So
orenhe n!bt 5u iasen. 0aB sic oies nid3t nit WOr.
ten t6aten, aber Sle lieBen es mid slauben uno tba=
ten Nt4ts, meinen Srrtbum aufjufldren. 9oldes
Senebmen tam i'd nur hts bic nleorste Gal1beit
bejeld9nen. Sic iud9ten bann ourd ben lllt.sen
8unitsrlif elmer 2Serlobune nit meiner araloien
aoatsr .pre Utte'ft 84 osrpfdnoen uno ibre Aus.
ltHten au pernldlen Dtes Yerfabren muB idb nit
Dem Namen Betrug braiomarten! YDenn Sic nod
lan9er IN metnen 8aufes..."
Jran3 mar berelts i'm Dor3immer, nabm ieinen
9ut. trBelie nit Blsitftsin B,ae cab es Der Wtaso
1ur 6rauleln Born uno fnritt oapon. lein @epQt u.
1elne etfetten gum Nahitnoen 5uruflaleno.
Sas BILLET entbielt nur cine Beideiniauna Der
gnilsbnuns pon 200 Sbalern BON 2aura Born.
(Sdlus fOlst.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

Simmer mod feline Meloung auf Sores Qn,eiaen.
Dtsbrere 9baler gum Musbeten seopfert unD tetiie
&auter. a1a .G
Dle beiorste Stiefmutter bssab Iidb Su 1rau Sel=
let. I'm nit oleler ertabrenen Dame 5u belatben,
mas man aniicuen Tonne, um Sore los 3u nercen
Sa enteoiste il9 Srau 3eer Der Neuisfeit, Die ,br
auf Der Seee brannte, ndmli, oab Der peIsefsier:e
beuunoerte. bralilanlhe Better mot elnen Yieanie
pertb lelnoh babe, uno Dab er tlatdbIlb auf 8runo
elner Selratbslusd3sn NIT Julla 9errn SsQer ba-
be anborgen mpuen.
3psi Sd,ldse auf sinmaI 6rau Gsbcrt mar Iid
bepubt, Die Verbreitung oes GeruGts con Der Yer=
lobuag Su!ia's nit oieem Absnteurer iel5it peran
laB 81 baben. Ser eln5lse gerlnae Srolt. Der ibr
beb, mar. oab 6ranS 4regor iid IN ieinen 8eloer.
Darungen ebsnlo selauda loie lie leiblt 8,es On.
0erte bic fatale Sadbe le0pd mint, Ole lbr a!s Der
empDrenolte getrug, oelen man d) erirenea tonnte,
erlNen uno tie iprdh Dles aud aus.
v5rellit," lasle 6rau eeller. uaber als er graI.
lea periieB, bIibte tein 9eihdt nod uno man bari
tbn felner abnDtilden Sdllbung bel1uloteen!"
nOas 8ebOrt 8ar nlcbl blerber! Wloeti oas etna
ben Snlmpf ben er mcinsr aOgter anyelban? Jes
Der DeiB BON Der Verooun9 uno Seoer mlro oarliuer
letne WIollen MAIDEN ., es 1T entleB1 Us plrr
| Sula Ibner Deroen. mli lbm au prefen, aber e
muB selheben, um ieosn Yreis! Is ut Der ein5ise
Nussuey. e ssc rrrarn E5 a1a eaHEsgsEsEs#
istau gebert fam nod Sauie, anideineno unbe=
faEDen uno rnba, oob ,nuerilt tple man lid3 oer=
fen tam, niobt geraoe IN barmonil1er Seelenltlm.
muns. sic dnoer!e nld,.s IN lbrem Benebmen al
6ranj, Der lebr beeref Gaune uuo unbeloIgl I'M oas
bsraur3iebenoe @ep,iter 1Dten.
Jrau g9bertw pnn felten gntidliien uno Idnel
i'm panoeiu; mas iie ftp Dorsenommen, paro uner
b,ttli3 ausgefubrt. Als oas Abenooroo beenoel
mar, beoeutele lie Sulia uno Sore tur3, bas Gimme,
3u perlaiien Dle Art nit Der lie Dies thai, mar i
unbeilpertunoeno, oaB 6ran3, bate er ltu mot arg
Los in 3eltungen pertiert, pobl auh sesansen pare
| MIs lle aleu- tparen, besann Jrau gBberl: .9srl
®Or, u0llen Sle 9efaul8lt eln,gen Worten on
ib Sbnen 5u Ia9en bape, Spre 4ufmertiamteit iben
fen!r y f'a5&ts @S - st
Bin sans Obr!" faste Srana leste Die 3situnser
fort uno lebnle Idp elwurunsspOl IN o,e YO.ter 5u
riid. 3EaH 81 s@s@E
.~Als sic mir Sbren 8eiu9 antinbisten. abnts i'd
nih1 i'm gntlern;sren. oaB S!e MIR SerorleBitAfet
| ten bereiten muroen" #as
.gbeuio ,pen,s TO-" iaste Grans Ianfs nit be-
UtIeneelnes Waripre1s.
so bate telne Soee, oaB Sic fi6 nlein. @at
freunopaft au ytube MAIDEN nollten. UNI oas elnea
@alt lelbtperiianolb Selhentte Yerlraueu ihmdp
IlsN 5u tauben." .a ~
I. Jrau gsbert modts cine paule uno erlpartete Mnt
!wost: Jrans 1d1wie9 ieooh. rSOnlt" tabr tie fort
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29
gin@eterauunter rben3eitunasId5re

Gin n@eteranunterbe ben 3situnssiGrci.
bern. Mui be Nahridt ppn Der ilebera abe Jtapp-
icons uno lsines Seeres nab oer S6ladt bel 6eouu
orudts Der 1srausssber oes ~Repoltorp" in Canton.
uebersabe RopoIeoEs oes 3. bic Na6rldpt bon Der
uebergabe Napoleous oes griten nab Der Shlatt
bel 9sateroo ab, Die II Dor So ,Jabren, in Nu8uft
1915 in oerielben 3eitun9 Der6fsnttldbt bate gr
1T pabHhsinlidl Der en3ige 3elmnesberausseber
in ben Der. Staaten, Der leinen 2tlern ben Sturs
Der beioen Napoleons 3u meloen @ele8enbet batie.
Sames Sogton 9rinoee ben rRepoiitorp" 3lpet Sab
re Dor Der 0hIat BET 9Saterloo uno bat ibn itioe1
unlnlerbrohen Tortsefubrt.
Il 8w lahrldtponosr uebergabe Napoleons bes l, {.
ole BON q. Suni 1915 oatirt it, traf srft am %.
IuSuf in Canton. Obio, Elm. mar aIo Doae snsi
| Nonate unteruess. Die Nadriht BON Der usber.
sabe 2ouis Hqpoleous am 2 Sept. 1870 murbe idon
am nddbftsn Dtorsen bier in Ohio in ben yldttsrn
pablicirt. Oie Welt i4reitst bod fort.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

Wet. sSn Der Staot beiinoen ld5 led@s Giepatoren,
welbe betnabe cine babe DilIion Bubel @etseioe
fallen fonnen; troBoem fonnten uoriae Woas 500
nit Wel3en belaoens Babn!pasen wesen Wangeis an
Haum in ben glspatoren Mot ausselaben neroen
uno cine ean3e Wlllion 8uibel Weijen leBter gtnte
lou auf Dem QSsse nn1 ber Staot lein. 7fif' &s'#
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29
=

Zine in allen gpraden. Muiit unb G&ulreaulas
tloen ausseblloee lun9e Dame mar finfmal I'M Blat=
ie ans9eooten poroen, aber uersebeus. Nermulb-
e,itoif. .9fdtlonal. Oetonomie uno Nabnalunen Nus.
9ejelcbnetes ~ lslten Delipraen iogar ais Stiben
Der 2ausfrau Sodb eibrs fait ebsnlopieI ganoloa.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

Sbeure Roit8dnger.3 Sm G9abamt bat
man bsretnet. oaB wabreno 6es lebten Nedbnungs
labrs jeoer Snoianer. gruadiene uHo Ninoer. Onte
cum $3.50 getoltet bat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-29

gbieaso, 20. Sept. @esen llbr beute Mfort
een ldsob Elm poudnoer, Namens Sobn enffman. an
Ger gde pon eDliieao uno Wtarfet SiraBe einen at=
iabrigen Gnaoen iODi. 2ofimaa mar os Nud3t
ilber aui enem Bale ae,ueien, uao mar als ser be
Sbdt besins piebil4 betrnnten. gr bate eiHtnGe
polper in Der panb un0 oa Der Rnabe ibm 3uerit III
Den aBes fam iGob er ibn too.. 2. a221'3 si5'S4%
prdiibent @rant bat einen Brief iber Sio=
carolinaer Mnseeeeabeten geibrieben ober Idreiben
laien, moraus erbeut, oaB er su @unlten Der oorti
gen raolfa!en Siebsbanoe lit, an oeren Spibe Der
5sriibtiste vs. tttemor ltebt. Sie ebrlthen ecu
I ie i'm Staate, pebe Der corrupten Btrtbldaft in
5uocarolina ourtD Besrdnbung eIner neuen Yartei
Elm gnoe MAIDEN poIen, lino in ben Aussu oes germ
4sraIoenten nur Nebs!!eu. ,,sa.a,, lg5! .H8 5ssf
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

TRUTHS VlcToRY-A GLORIOUS CONVEX
sIoN.-It is a matter of the greatest salts
faction to us that we are enabled to an
nounce to our readers and the Catholic
ton into our Holy Church of Col. Elmer
Otis, the commanding officer of the District
of the Lakes in this Military Department.
This happy result, we understand, may be
largely attributed to the reading OF Rather
Weninger's works, whose mission last year
in this city, and since then in most OF the
parishes of this Archdiocese, was productive
of 40 much good. 1t will be recollected
that the Rev. Father at the time urged the
purchase and dissemination of these works
as calculated to bring many OF our laqulr-
ing fellow citizens into the Church-men
Of good disposition, who only need to De
shown the right path to embrace the truth.
This conversion is q practical commentary
upon the above words. Col. Otis found
two volumes" Catholicity, Professionalism
and Infidelity" and "Manual of 1nstruc-
tion"-at a neighboring military station
last winter, borrowed them, ana the resul I
of their perusal by a candid and educated
American has been his conversion to the
faith. This glorious fact is worth many
sermons.
Col. Otis was received into the Church
by Rev. Father Leopold Dielman, the en- .
ergetic and faithful missionary priest OF
that district, who was most highly edited
and consoled by the piety and fervor of the
neophyte. A graduate of West Point, a
Mason in high standing, having taken
nearly the hig CHEST degree of that order, a
man of strong sympathies and of mature
age and Judgment, Col. Otis has evinced
by this step determind nature, which
will, we are sure, be exemplified in the
| future life of the convert. He was received
publicly, before the whole Of the garrison
of Camp Warner, and thus made his renun-
citation of the errors of our separated
brethren. :,
This conversation will no doubt excite
considerable comment in military circles,
where the Colonel is held in very high es-
timation as genial gentleman and good
oficer.-From the Catholic Sentinel, Port
land, Oregon.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04
DAsS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
i PASS CHRISTIAN, MlsSIssIPP1,
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This institution transferred from the city Of New Or
leans the capacious airy and thoroughiy adaptea
buildings hitherto known the Pass Christian Hotel,
fully realizing aims which controlled the act OF re-
mova has reached envable standard OF educatonaI
usefulness while, by unsurpassed advantages OF ioca
tior as the solid character Of the studies pIr.
sue. ttcontnues to hold out every guaranty ior Inc
dents committed to the BrOthers' care
The range of studies carried out by an
Faculty includes Preparatory Commercial and Coiie
giate course literary and on the
First Monday of October in every year and ending on
the Fret August next ensuing In view however OF
greater facilities students classes will be kept open
During vacations Offering desirable opportunity to pa
academ year entering their and wards during
the recess In event. the matriculntes while en-
oy ing wholesome exercise in the bracng atmosphere OF
the Gulf coast Will be admitted to all the advantages OF
two months preparatory studies-a large ganthe Oet
them for meeting, at once, che requirements OF
the regular course.
10 warranted by the times.
PAYMENTS for term of five months invariably in advance
Board Washing Tuition and Doctors fees for term
Entrance Fee TO be paid once only. III
Vacation at College, with preparatory studies, from ~
lat of August to LIST of October --.......... "
EXTRA CHARGES. -.
Music-Piano per term of five months. -.....--. ~
Violin, (strings furnished) --....-.- ~
Flute, or any other wind instrument ~ ~
Tnfargaton NAV be- obtained at st. Marys College,
and Poeyarre Streets New Orleans anu
for circulars and other particulars, address
AVA BRO. ISAIAH, President,
ivla1v Pass Christian College.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04
he makes a voice for it himself! She is not

no u6k0o u tOACo AOI Az AAuS10AAs OsAS - ~>~.o
fit to stay ~ -
She had forgotten her book now. She
was full of remorse to the hearts core. She
started up to run to her mamma, her great
refuge in all troubles. In the start she
,awoke, Oh she was 90 glad it was only
dream her mamma was beside her with
loving, anxious look in her eyes. All little
dear readers, do you think there are any
eyes in the world can look at you like your
mammal
"My DEAR" said her mamma, "you were
sobbing and crying in your sleep, and l
came to see if you were SICK"
"Not sick mamma, but oh have been
SO bad!"
Then her curly head was taken tenderly
to that breast, and as it lay there throbbing
and aching, she told, with sobs and tears,
the story Of her dream. When it was told,
mamma said gently, we'll, my little child,
he who said long ago, Suffer little chill.
dren to come unto me, is waiting for you"
So down at her mothers knee she knelt,
and folding her little hands said an inno-
cent act of contrition, and then all her sim
pie morning prayers.
Her trouble was all over, as she stood up,
and have not heard that she once ne
elected her prayers since.
am just wondering if any of my dear
little public ever neglect theirs. How is it
my pets Hinged Guardian.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

HALEY's SToREs.-C. c. Haley, the great
Bookseller Statoner and Newsdealer No. 10 CONNER,
cal Place and l53 Poydrs street. sends package OF
the latest qualifications and has his shelves the
Catholic World Lippencots Van Nostrands Engineer
ing XIX Century Eclectic Putnams Overland Londcn
Society Temple Bar Begravia Manufacturer and Build
en- Technologist Elegante, LIE Bon Ton, and
LeBeau Monde all Of the above magazines are for Sept
foreign and domestic, in the South, among which he
sends us London illustrated News, London Graphic
irish People Irish American, Irish Republic Irish
Citizen Dublin Nation ScentiaiS american Banner OF
of the day and school books can be mad ofMr Haley
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04
EDUCATIONAL.
T .oUsIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,
tN.me changed from Louisiana State Seminary
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
MrLIrARr ORGANIZATION.

MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
The Tenth Session Of this In:st tit so T SsEn
DAY. June as
study s a1s
Special sea School, Of civ Ensinesrns and
Cabinet: sss .s l.. :s'; ss
aoS Sns: the ssns the
pete in the South I'll =.
granted so ap % not under
Who Know tSofoushiy Arithmetic, Ensish GRAMMAR
Kind EXCEPT sq Ssssss. f. ssn
Cadets received Mt any time during tho session. and
The Cadets wear prescribed uniform Of cadet gray
| f. for s n
February LIST.
ACADEMIC BOARD.
Col. DAVID F, BOYD. Superintendent and Professor
Of Ca G..
Col Il 1Ht'n' of Engineer
IN # Mnt and
Ia
AM fhEs%o'UGssssr EArHEnMAN Professor of Modern
Afa and
ruESs 1nhasha of Agricultural
Ghs%ist esGsf Professor of Ma
j. B. ROBINSON. Instructor in Bookkeeping Com
VIM. a. sEAY, Lecturer upon Constitutional and In
ternatonal Law.
with several assistant instructors In Mathematics.
Ancient Modern Languages and occasional lectures
from and distinguished persons not connected
with the University
For further information, address,
Col d. F. BOYD, Superindent.
Baton Rouge, La.
Office University in New Orleans, at Swarbrick
e. Co.'s, SO Camp street.
Until the rebuilding of the college edace, lately do
stroyed by fire. ALEXANDRIA, the institution 10 tenn
poyary located Baton Rouge in tho Deaf and Dumb
Asyum. Location very healthy, and accCmmodations
amnle for a large number of Cadets. Number of Matri
culates Inst session, 40. auI pm
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04
CT srANIsLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.

T BoNTEMPS DYER AND SCouRER leg P"ydras
stret CArOndelet and BaTonne streets, ior-
mery of Bourbon street for great number o. year.
Mr. 7 Hontemps informs his friends ana the pubic Y
General that he reestabshed himself IN the Dycn@
conrin0 and Cleaning business at the above place a.
orders Will be attended to with care and dispatch
tailor s attached the establishment VINO wall etc.
- renarin0 and mending of clothing. Speciality fcE
mourning Orders from the country promptly attendea
! A9e
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

Two gentlemen were riding in stage
coach, when one of them, misplacing his
handkerchief, rashly accused the other of
having stolen it, but finding it, had the
saying it was mistake; to which the
other replied, {" Don't be uneasy, it was a :
mutual mistake; you took me for thief
and took you for gentleman"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04
CT JoSEPHS URSULINE ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
SPRINGFIELD ILLINOIS,
(Formerly Of Charleston, South Carolina)

This Institution adapted every respect for an e1
tenaye and first Boarding School the location is
heathfni and retired. The building is commodious has
modern improvements and u heated throsghe0s
The Ursuiines being the last three centuries reco
ize as one al the best qualified for the formation and
education youth 1t s almost useless TO add here that
nothing win Sc left nndone to mgart to the pupils CON
thorough education the highest sense Of the word
not alone nstructing the intellect but with maternal
care guiding and training the heart
In of the present condition OF the SOUTH
er neone these ladies offer to Southern pupils every
advantage of Board Bed Bedding Washing Tuition IN
Drawing Painting, Embroidery and Plain Sewing. for
$500 per annum rroth,-
For full particulars and prospectus the
Superioress at Springfield Illinois, OF Rev. WIN. ..
aptT Il 90 NJ B. BRADY. Ia Union street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04
EDUCATIONAL.
VoUKa LADIES AcADEMY
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULMR8-
Two Miles below New OrIesna.

This Inssitutaos; wmoe sne ,nn.S,s:ass q Lcsi...
patronage Tor more than century needs NO paTtss.i
to be ntreduoed e public nodes. e
:sfs s. Es ssa Y Us
ment, :,
SSowiedse and the forming Of their hearts 70 yt.e-
feSed to 70 beyond the roach watchful but mess.
ton Of morals and the willing Of The r.
Though the member: Of this Community are ss
is used the score o. rs9isn -
s q or s ~
PAysteat health o. the .choin.. :. 80. e
are peculiarly stisntiSs to tho given e ths p.g
and are careful that none Do given but srcn q = -
mind nor the body Of shs student. sssrs from .
attended by one Of the ladies' and timely notice & Sv
70 their parents or when ne distance
sas sSsS q: e.
Writing Arithmetic Geography the Use Of tho 0loesa
Knsiis ana T1eneS the Ismsas. *
trononly. Plain and Fancy Needle work The Elems1as
siso Ma ~ s1 and Drawing ''''
Board and Tuition per annum $780, payable quar-.
Day Scholars In an.am s5o in
Entrance for tho Roardsrs
fore the end Of the quarter.
Stationery and the Use Of Maps and Globes per
quarter g M
For the 10 Use Of Musical instruments per month"; %
Drawing including Paper and Pencis per month g
Expenses s for the Bathing Season %
Hooks necessary for the different oasses may b fal
nised by the parents themselves procured q tho
establishment at moderate prices se6 IN
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

If YOU have an enemy, act kindly to him
and make him your friend. You may not
win him at once, but try again. Let one
kindness be followed by another until you
have accomplished your object. Little by
little wonderful things are completed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04
CALVERT COLLEGE.

This Institution IL located at New Windsor, Carroll
County Md forty three miles from Baltimore by the
modious and several important improvements have
inst been made. The neighborhood 10 remarkably
healthy. T.. c..,;,. ,s..h.
natics and the Modern Languages. Pupils who con-
fine shemsey.s to English enabled to graduate in
such course us will at them for any Of the various
pursuits of business.
The discipline Of the College has the advantage of
resident Catholic Clergyman. .
of September and ends the last Tuesday of June,
being divided into two half sessions
TEnMs-For each Hall. Session, Payable in Advance.
For Tuition Boarding, washing, end attention
TO s, Sio'nes' o'a'oneis .. Do.. sI20 90
For FreI oh, German, Spanish and Drawing, IN On
eaI III :. :. ;. :. -. tai Nq,,s;c ... 90 90
70, oI r Is. ,f ptnnn 49, .-.............. s Oo
For Stud ents remaining in vacation. thirty dollars
Books furnished ut regular prices
Refers to The Most Rev. Archbishop of Baltimore
A. H. BAKER, A. NJ, President.
Circulars may be had by application to the esdent
or at Kelly Pet & Cos, Baltimore anI I'M
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,

A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
n Summerville, Mobile.
The thirty eighth Session of this institution closed
on the Goth of July, and will open &C
cording to Prospectus the 2ist of September
During the past Session competent ana experienced
have been obtained from France and Germany
for the Music Drawing and French Departmental ,,
The location of the institution Is proveroia Tor nea
fulness epidemic has entered its precincts ana
serious illness seldom known Large additions JOE
the advantage and comfort Of the pupils have 0een
the improvements, also large artificial Pond where
AQUATIC luxures may INDUCED In during the summer
season The grounds surrounding the Academy are e1
tepsve and shady-the pupils ramb!e over an area
of sixty their evening walks which are per-
mitted frequently for health and exercise
For further particulars address, Dfrcctress OF the
Academy OF the Visitation, Box 500, Mobile.
Terms nvariable in advance.
Board and Tuition in English and French Wash
ing and Mending, and ordinary Doctors Fee -,
per Session of Five Months. -.--.....N3U ~ ~
Entrance Fee-for the first year only 10 90
Medicines and Stationary Mt cost. .,.A
EXTRA BRANCHES. A.. -.
Mus;c on the Hayp with Of instrument NO w
=. Piano-three lessons per week. 80 w W
f" Guitar 81 m
nrswine and Painting-an kinds ......-.....-. 20 90
Issfiu Italian and German Languages each 10 w
Embroidery. Tapestry, German and French Nee u, M
Plain Neediework, gratis:
Mantua-making taught, If desired , ., ,,,.
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Parents and Guardians desiring frstclass Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards, will find here
every advantage. -. - .,o..
healthy cities i'm the South with large grounds and In
retired romantic situation it affords in ADDITION
every facility acquiring education, nenta anu
moral of a high grade Large additions have been
made to the buildings meet the increasing appica
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the Office Of the
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger l2a Carondelet
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