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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

Es- DEATn OF JrDdE W. A. HAEnl-
soy.-Anothcr one Of eur Oh and good
men have passed away. Judge W. A.
Harrison, Of Clarksburg, died Saturday
c .eni g. December 3lst, at the ago OF
seventy Eve. lie was well known to our
people, aud for many years attended reg.
ular!y the Courts 9th county. lie was
u lawyer Of fine ability, a safe and pru-
dent counscl.o-. an able dsba:cr, and
jastly ranked with the first lawyersof che
State. Upon The iorn.,ton Of our new
State he Mss elected as member Of the
Court of Appeals, which position he held
until he was. two years ago compelled to
resign OIL account Of his fc"Gle health
He was kind and atfcctiouate husband
aud father, and bis amiab,e and generous
disposition made him a host of friends
throughout the State that Will deeply
sympathizc with his bereavel family in
their sad and irrcParablc loss. rs
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

Is-SoNE pouLrny.-Onc day last
week Mr. p Lortn,z took in at his store
at Walkersville, over 1900 pounds of
dressed poultry-uud not a good day for
sich truck, either. WHO can bcot.2
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04
M-AccIpgYr.-On TUESDAY

EXPERIMENTATION Tuesday night
last another alarm Of fire was gwen :, the
NJ. j Church. which created quite a
stampede. Shorty aft.ra sash from Que
of the windows fell upon the heads Of
Mr.. caspel Crbach and Mr.. McWelsl,
iua' snpg severe injuries upon them.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

.,-.Ii $3.50, 5e6 ~
Coanty,of Lewis. Fy,j-i V' VII
|. Rdbt J. AleCandlish, Cashier Of The
National Exchange Bank of Weston, DO
solennly swear that the above Stat, men,
is true. to the best of my knowledge aud
bsl;ef. RI. McCAyDLIsn,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
4tll day Of january, 1911. -
,,g4H g VIZ. L. DuYSlSGroS. -a a
.a,I .. I Notary Public. I,
Correct attestc:
r. p. CAMDEN
'''.['.as A 4 LEWIS, Directors
1-r- Mat W HARRISON, iofs'
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MANIOOD-.HOw I.Osr. How, HEsEenHp

MANllOOD-HOw l,osr How. RESTORED
.TTFE E1TDE TTE76 % y 1'Is ~ F'i' - q
Tust published, anew edition OF DR.. Gull
81 yetMelfs celebrated Essay on the
ridied cure without medicirs lof sPERDATGt!
HoEA or SEEiSAI NrAESESs, lnro!,,IrlIry Seln-
inai Losses, lNpovkScf, Mental AMI Physical
incapacity ! lmprdimentst TO Marriage, ETC., also
Consumption, Epilepsy. aud Els, induced by
by self-indulgence or sGfce.
rSs- Price, in u sealed gIyriole. only 6rents
The celebrated anybor, in this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates, FROM 4 thirty years
successful practice, that tho alarming coHse-
quences of sell-abuse may hO. radically cured
without lie dangerous use ofinteruai medicine
or the application ofthe knife pointing ont q
mode Of cure at once simple, certain aud effect
lual, by means Of (which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, NAV cure hin-
self cheaply, privately and RADICALLY. H.
70. This Lecture should be in The haud: Of
every youth and every man in the land .l. e
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, 10 auy
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents OF two
postage stamps. q .r'-r-. 4l ti9tT IN =
Also Dr. CuIyerworths "3iirriage Guide, -
price IS cents Address The Plbfsters,
=, ~. -.a Oh. CHASE Z HblNE & CO, sr 70
l27 Broadway, New York-P oBoxljsG
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

Es- RoANE CouSry.-Ar friend in
Roanc county writes us that "The citizens
Of this couuty ire looking forward to
brighter days as We Che Democrats) have
elected all our county and Township "fi,
GERS 1t is proposed to have a grapdssbu-s
rial of the RAIDS on Janua y list they
dread the co,uing Of that awful day, when
they mpst give up the leaves aud fishes
to the, rebellious democratic eaudidates:9
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

II you want nice bottle OfPerfame, a
fragrant cake nf soap, a nice quality of
paper. good rm-knifc, pocfet book,
ioolh.br,,h, or anything else IN the no.
ton or ti", goods linz 60 u peat's' 2.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

NurICE EXTRAORDINARY = Nachinists
aud all others having USE fus an extra
article Of lubricaliag oil, can obtain the
same by calling at A. NJ. Dents Drag
Store for it Warranted entirely Tree
from sand, and all other impuriries-ouly
10 cts per gallon. a-sr- 80.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

- AtAFa or FlnE.- few nights
ago quite a rush was made to the VI. L.
Church (Nortl) in this plqce-lhc bell
being tolled and the word given out that
the building was on fire. Anesa good
deal of confusion aud running and shout
ing-aud fright smart cussin', too,p ii
was discovered that the fire was in the
Somewhere il ought tobc. Nobody was
hurt-but the morals exhibited by some Of
the firemcn was fearful. i'ns.is sa'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

n EsT JANUARY lsr.-Ou Monday last
the county officers elect-John &. lack
son. Clerk Jesse Woof!er, Rceodrer, and
a. W Wocdto,d, Sheriff, took posses ion
of their respective Offices We unie. s:lnd
that Mr. WpQdforl has appointed Fest
lWiliams,as his Deputy,u Fest isa god
boy and sound Dcinocrat, and will make
an excellent officer. 7-u'7- rzt 10 ....-
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cTEEL ENGRAVING Or OK ( ELEE

STEEI, ENGRAVING OF GES r ELEE
y arlhE ed % .E'.zr hasaa % 81
Subscribers RENTING 81 for one years sub.
sciption TO the SoUTHEax Pass, an illustrated
weekly 'nuFnal OF 40 columns. viii receive an
tlcsan, steel Engraving OF General Robert +
Lee, 24xl9 inches, forwarded in secure case
postage paid by us This number cuntaips
large, smelly executed likeness of GcncrT ,sr
engraved hv skiifnll artist from =. .,,oSr,,S,
expressly for THE PaEss,iwith . .,rtlinr ofLit
life and an account Of u ,obscn,,;esi single
copies, II oidcrsd t5ri' 10, wSII,d 10 any "a
dress, on recr: at 40 cents Energetic canvas
sers ward I'll every county in the South. 10
"n',. @ibcral list of premiums is otttrcd in
LIS issue. : -a- .iai.1iT III
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

- Ge-T.- "A Edwards dcsirsorto close
his books for the last YEARS business, and
earnestly r, quests all persons indebted to
him TO make curly payments If their ac-
counts irrar'Y 'o rNn7--e;) sysyo '-'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04
Vest liryima tO-,cit:

Vest Iiiryima tO-pit: 10 ''' ~. $500
A; rules he'd IN the CLERKS Office Of The cir
cult conEi of Calhoun, county, on the FIRST Non
day in November, 1870.
Baiey. Stump p'a NIT, In daace,y
sa r. ID -sfiH s''- and upon
Edria L.aPahsr and attachment
oilers. dllGsdgRs.,s .s,dllEs d,
Il icoser against tie defendant, EdwiuL PAT
krr, the sum ofsixty-ereht d1llsrsnwith inter-
81 thereon from'tlle slst dir Of October, 1868,
until p,id. and thscosty ofiKis snit md I, a,-
zach the estate Of the de ID, mt Parker, real
and personal, in the county Of CALHOUN, SlifIi-
eient to- paytte game. '7en ITO sbe- substituted
10 the rights OF defendant P.pkcr against de-
PENDANTS Joseph 4 and Join GaIintinc, 10 the
extent ofpaintiif sc!aim and COSTS atainS: q
troc: of 81 acres OF lapi, bought b. thGE, Of
defendant PARKER, ard I: sile thereof, anl7aIsn.
4, tract oftwr acres 0fhdL 7owdedTby ieG:l.l-
ant Parker or so much thereof as muv lie ne.
cessary, he made to satisfy The same Aud it.
appearing By affidavit filed Tint the i PENDANTS
Edwin L Parker and John Ca. lniine are not
residents Ofthis State ana they MT arncariug,
it is ordered thas they d. appear here within
oncmonl'l after tic date ofthc first publication
of This order, and iowhat may he necessary 10
project their Interests in this suit. sl-g o..
Tcstc ~. X. FERREL. Clerk.
Fleming & 'euneti, l'lainul-s attorneys. h
January 1, II 10 -...- lew.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

80 P4R1S,a-5lc. Z, . McvanJ,
lish apI Mr.. 7, Camden, formerly Of
Weston (now of-piedmopN paid Us 3 f.,
ing wiz during the holidays, They
lookcd right well With their hec.guln hats.
SO they did.
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sBdf'sBskRGa4NNN
SMALL PRorITs AND Quick Sales !

SMALL PROFITS AND Quick SAFES |!
TANjus, receising and opening a ,n,.rai,..
sor''nent of Goods suitable i.r tue sen. ~
aud maine in part: NV 's>"S On
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware oOosn.
{ ware. Tinware, Boots and Shoe sA'
Hats and Caps, Wooden ware
Drugs, Medicines. Flour,
Dye S,ufs, Leather
l-'A Suit, Iron. aud = - g
Steel, &c.
Which am enabled, having purchased n, N,
beS, Terms. 10 offer Al yery low raics - ~ ''S
TRADE! TRADE!-f will nav Tho b;oL,,,
prices for Trade OF every variety. and will vi
Goods at-tbe lowest figures, Owing 10 ,ba ~
vantagvs Of the rash sls,ch''to all parties. bur,
er, will fnd it to their interest TO cali n, NV
store before going elsewhere Thankful far my
liberal patronage sho1n 10 me BY The nnbI;c
and my friends, promise renewed Effort, ~,
give them entire satisfaction in the;, T,f,sS
dealings with me.
The highest n'orktt prices paid for Gin
f-isss.1 isssag, lfsax&ei and Ho&.
Weston, ". Va, June c, $50. Y - %, Z
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

y EoI CumsTNns AND Ngw YEARs' 81
The holidays heroaboats passed of very
quietly. A few people. got tighter taan
three HUNDRED aud iUrly,tSo thousand
bricks, aud aiew took a trip Vif-but a
larger majority wasted their sims at home
-;he extreme coll Weather preclulins
any outdoor au.uscmen,s. The lovers Of
TerPsiehore shook their foot upon scy-
eral oc0lsions-,and The lovers O!cgg nogg
pal their usual visits. Outside Of this
latter item, however, We can safely say
that last Christmas was the dsyest III our
rccolleciion-aud we've seen i thousand,
II we've seen one. ,-..sl- $3.50. p, %
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEp0slrloNs.
l9rH Day OF FEBaUARY, ls71.
10Th ply OF FEBRUARY. 1871.

between the hoa of9 o'clock, y. NJ, aud !
o'clock, F. NJ, thu last n,me,l day, at the
dwelling house of David D. Whe;zel. in. the
e,nty Of Lewis and State OF West Virginia,
proceed to take the dcposiliyns OF David D !,
Rhetzcll and Margaret Whclzell, all of which
DISPOSITIONS are to 5. real in evidence in uiy ,ie-
hlifi Il snit in th,aesry pending in the 0ir-l
cut Court Of Upshur caaaty, in which am.
plaintiff and yoiani Others arsdrtend4nts If
from any clGsc the ttiins Of the said deposit
tons at either of id places should not be com
alaucst n t,r' ines bfjre nam.d, or ifc1m-
:nelc.d, sho nd MT b. co a, let,i, tie tIkn Of
II. in. si.l b: con,inu:ifron day to day at
lie s.ii pls: : aal h..weea til. Am, hours, IN.
Ill completed. tHf %
Jun l.4t PERRY L0RENilZ. q
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No saloon or ilctel keeper should lie
without Roscuhcim's Stomacl Bilters,
The Great Western Kennedy in his bar.
Ii he has them he will be called on 10.
Preseri5a for al dul!Bcss, want of o. pc.
tile, dyspepsia, &c, a thousand times
whore physicians are onoe Administers
wine glass full II dose.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

EE Tnn oF-rHE COMPTON o.
n IN, E.. NATIONAL EXCHANGE
ID Nh, OF WESTON. AT WESTON
= ~ y IHE STATE OF, WEST IT viz VIZ
NESS, DECEMBER %, 1910,
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GSe Iron, Horse Shoes, Null Rods,
&c at edwards. ,v .9.-.a 9. .

EsJ SELLING Orr AT poST.-Princc
Frederick William, of Hob nzollern,
Crown Prince and Commander Of the
Left Wing. etcs better known as Fritz
Brinknan,1 would t specially Announce
tn; h, is now selling off AT COST his en-
tire stock of Notwithstanding candles,
conreciionariGs, sugar, coffee, canned
fruit, tobacco, snuff, raisins, currants,
spices. lyc, &c. &c. Find out the rrices
elsewhere. and then call on "Erritz," sat
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" EsvoNM GM0GH nv
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE,

On Tuesday night last the store Of Mr..
john L. Queen. known nc .Iorcn,z. 5
s,oro;p ,-;os, ,o,.,.. ~, l,;.
80 ss,oy.,i - ,i,:r,fT ., r.,
49, S , ~ i'y's H'l. '1 ~ 'a ~
were destroyed 10y hre-sHppoSed 10 be
the work Of an inccndiary. Alr. Queens
stock Of goods was iusurcd-the Lalanee
isa total HISS
1858 --------- ---
GS AccIDENr.-On Sunday night
Iast, Mr., William A. Watson, Of Baitelle
Township, met with a severe accident,
lie went into his stable 10 take out a
young Lorse, when the animal kicked
ut hlm, striking him iu the breast and
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

g- DEcLlSts Major Cooper Of thu
Parkersburg Ga:eae, writes Us that he is
not candidate for the prize watch to he
voted form March next, for the benefit of
the NJ. L. Church, South, at Philippi, a,
we published some lime siace. He says
he cannot think Of coming in competition
with such popular preacher as Mr..
Wade. aud two such pretty and universally
favorite girls as Miss Annie AlcC!a,key
and Miss Minnie Hutton, foi he could not
beat them if he would, and wou!ln'tifhe
could. He, however, says he will al the
object Of the contest, which s.llic Lul'l-.
ing of a. new church, al he can. 10 w
y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

re- Revival Quite spirited re-
vival is now in progress at the Northern
NJ, L. Church, under charge Of Rev. Mr..
Rider. Several persons have protested,
and the good work still goes on. 3 Y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

Eg- FRozRS.-Mr. Ashhorn, the
Braxton mail carrier. narrowly escaped
being frozen to death on one Of the recent
cold nights. Upon his arrival ut the
Moxley House hewas perfectly rau,6,abd
had to be carried to his room. DR.. Ed
mission was called in, and after admins
tering the usual remedies, Mr.. A.
recovered. This is the FIRST case of the
kind that has happened IN this section Of
the country for number of years
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

3. TT lcE.-Theiicc crap this year is
abundant, mud, il is better article than
has BEEN pu! up for number of years.
Every ice-house We know of VAS filled
during the past week.. The ice en- the
river, averaged about six inches III thick.
,uess--plenty thick enough to,sppportthe
host OF shutters who wasted thur energies,
aud cracked their pates upon its surtace
as long asst lasted Our dreams now are
OF gold. sumner, mint juleps, and ice
cream with Munich in the background :!
Ey- NsRnow Oscars. A y0uSs man ,
whose name We did not learn, who was
assisting to get oct ice above town the
other day, fell into al excavation which
had been previously made, and went under
tue ice. Fortunately a large hole had
been made short distance below, aud as
the current carried him to thar, he was
seized and dragged ont by the men work
ing Bi,FkihGt 7'as'f7l ''.'7q "'
Communicated.
Gg- TIE B.GcEsr Hoo Ygr.-l saw
notice in recent number Of your paper
stating tia, Mr., John White had killed
an IS months hog which weighed $50
pounds nett. Little Ruane can beat that.
Mr.. Berry. of Spencer, killed a hog on
the 18Th Of November last, II months
old, which ne;tsl rs pounds. Qt was q,
Chester %hite.) Writ county eau beat
even that. Mr.. f. Thornc, Of PaIe,iins,
hasa hog two years aud three months old,
wh;c5 crosse. 962!! pounds. l can voueh
for the truth Of this statement. Oh
do -7''7'f t''a fa' VIZ. n. Smith.
Tree Forts Of Rsec7y, Dc. 81. ~
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Es' Broemsi Buckets, Tubs, &C., at
Edward ID sail5'7aeo u srF.5 g11 &
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re- Fresh Teas sssry- superior .arii,
Gle, just reeeiEsd BIZ Edwards, which he
.warF'als unsurpassed in the county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-04

WlNDow GGAss, (all sizes Putty, On
cans, i.iiisced OIL, White Lead (Faine-
stocks and lewis Paint Brushes; Colors,
Gin u:D ZFnnishes ofall kinds, Fire.Proof
Paint Sand Paper. etc.. etc, kept con-
stpu,ly on baud and for sale cheap by A.
NJ. Dent. - ..,.-s Si3
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= : " RESOURCES
l.osus' and discounts I soc M 90
U. S. Bonds to secure cir. COL e %
cuiatica Inn nan no
U, S. Boads and securities w
on hand u, IN 40
Due from fcdsealiug aud ''' "
rc'eree agent If $50 ~
Due from other National ivy ~
Dn np INKS, = 5000 IL.
Bankers o. On
4. expenses ! 2so ~
Taxes paid -, i1G az
Cash items including ~ W
stamps 90 l56 Is,
Bills Of other Natiohl
= Banks 57s 90 ,T
.!FrsC'Iad currency
Including nick'es $50 90
Sleeie viz coin and
gold coupons 'rs 1890 q z
legal tender notes lO,9SS 90 l2,7O2 10
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-05
A CADEMY IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
n JACKSON, HrENN.

$40 Conducted by Sisters of the Order
of St. Dominic. from St Agnes Academy, Memphis.
and picturesque part of Madison county. Tho conve.
nepce of access jackson from all parts Of the West
place is as point highly favorable for the
location of q literary institution
The system Of education is the that pursued
at similar institutions under tho charge Of the
II ia every way calculated to secure all the alma Of edu
cation-roral and intellectual culture. retnement OF
manners. and physical improvement Nc effort VIII 90
patronage academic year consists Of two
Monday Of September; the second first Monday OF FEB
ruary ,,r....A,;, .ar.,,.
Board and all OF the folowng
erapbp History Rhetoric ComPositien Criticism
Philosophy Chemistry Botany Mental p and
Sewing and Markng-s75, $50 $50, according to the
age or of the pupil Day scholars tuition W IL.
Painting ETC.. form extra charges A,S.,;.....
Academy immaculate Conception, jackson. Madisoi
i Teuneseee. yeHso
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY, a.or ti'
Under
TIE DIRECTION OF THE URSULlNES
Two Miles below New ORLEANS

This 1nstituton winch OF LoniEana
sa
ios to Ss
e rs an %
Gsra. oseo. constantly kept n y wss
To
ssS s.: HiE
Of the
=. es the ssa e. % ss
'.fssss: q Rssas Ct the
ocular stsDtion paid their food which 10 saways
and The Sy
mind nor ss body Of
to Ss ~ ons
in immeda.s and timely notice
is Of embraces the fol
ssa sn sSssss ss Ar
sas .ss
s Mysa&9os Natural Pho:ophy Botany and Che
sis t tssEss in
p. To
gs an ss i1
Boar and T init r,t per ssr IN the
and third % IN
| LAY ocno.ars poi "0''. 800 f'.......... 40 Of
L. eacn . SH .ia 1,ncrdars :. -... O(
I treaoo ~. a. AZ Tev SchoIors W
No deducth us made for those who are wfthdrnwn DO
fore the end term, nor for accidental ABSENCES
/ EXTRA CHARGES.
! Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per. ~
| telM = ,.c.th --.-.......-.. ~ o.
HustS pTI ~ nsical INSTRUMENT Ia per month. 0
TOT Iao % ~ = panar and Pencils per month. o.
! Draa.Main3g, rn Us nar tie term u
| 1TVlu L: ~ "snnt,f -.... o.
| " nsning E E AZ Rath;nC Season ..... n
tsRnas I W .,ma,y eYnenses Der term o
o[1L.J .anrv s,r the Sfarent olasses may be fur
n;shed by the parents themselves procured ~ IN
estabiishInent Mt booksellers prices. nol3 t1yi
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b.V,l, and shuttidI
alone. with her do
IN the early mornt
most unconscious|
On the wedding-1
years before.
How strange ar
During the next
clept silently aboI
stairs, and her lai
we told her that.
pain W as gone, btI
ne was asleep, sh.
with sweet whit.
nowess round hin
People came to |
We were measured
and it seemed ver'
ngs-about boi
@pth of Grape, all |
our father was lyiI
above. The funei
vent. Mamma ab
little Rose, and o n
Us so loDg-just Vi
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-05

Parents and Guardians desiring frstclass Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards will find here
every advantage. 80, - - ~ .ha ,,os,
Located the heathiest portion OF one OF the mo W
baalhy cities in the south large grounds ana In
retiIsd and romantic situation IL affords in addition
every facility tor acquiring education menth anu
moral of a high grade Large additions haSo IT,
made to the buildings meet the increasing aPP''
tions for admission. .e,o NJ M.
ASpIy for Prospectus and Terms to the once OF III
Morning SIAI an" N"sN AUS ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-05

Tho t,vo official documents which issue
fro n9 th S@ none are guislred as the bull
1 ssds shs s ea' or 54 which it derives
it's name; while brief is scaled S seal ' one
which is engraved the image ST. fe'er al
boat.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-05

nustied Jne house seemed
y. days! even little Rose
Gbe wide old passages anu
died away into silence.
ma was dead and all his
he would not have it go.
Aid, in the room up stairs,
yioiets and early spring
range for the funeral, and
"a fitted for our mourning,
arrible to hear about such
It's and gloves, and the
business-like way-when
bold and still i'll the room
N day came, and we al,
Arthur, myself, Agnes ana
wants who had been with
8ho cared for hip and no
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
l. Corner st. Philip and Calves streets,
New Orleans ~.

The government throughout this establishments II
mild parental. The pups are nevar separated nom
their Recreation table, dormttories a1o
the same for ALL In snort everything tcnds to pro
mote afeconatc union between tn" Sisters and the
voung ladies intrusted to their motherly care
The instruction is thorough and solid and in harmony
with the requirement. of society The course compress
I'm both Ength and French all the branches Of know
ledge cultivated the present day. Each language 10
taught natives Of respective countries 80 - 70 In
sure correct pronunciation -.,s,..-
and distribution OF premiums, which parents are In
vited. =. -
solicitude Governing those placed under their charge
by alone the Sisters of St. Joseph endoa
yor to noucate principles Of solid Piety, require the
strict Observance polite and able department, and
nstl feelings of respect and affection towards parents
Pupils of all denominations arc admitted:
NoTA.-During tho bathing season. the Boardtne
School s moved the Bay St Louis where the Sisters
Of ST. Louis have . fourishing academy. .
TERMS-To be paid in advance, a. follows;
Roardinp per three months. 20
Washing, % -..--.---..--:- --'-.. ~ ~ ~ ~
Entrance, " ~ ~
Music Lessons and Of INSTRUMENT. ~ GO
Singing Lessons. 10000. ~
patel Gil painting according to the number Of pnpiis
Needlework In all 10 varieties, golden embrcidery,
ARTIFICIAL flowers Taught to the boarders without exn
For further particulars address, "Superoress Of the
Academy Sisters of St. Joseph Box 1911 new W
leans !" or, If more convenient apply 70 nrp nan.
| oc3O Iy c. y. ELDhh. AReoe.
| CT JOSEPHS URsULINE ACADEMY FOk
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-05
MURPHY'S HOTEL,

In connection with this establishment there nne
Bar supplied with the beat iiqnors ana onr oi
the best Ten Pin Aleys and true-t Bas in the city.
Lunch Daily from l0h to o'clock .,
Furnished Rooms to rent by tho day week OF ,nonIn'
oc3 Am IL. McCLOSKEY, Proprietor
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-02-05

Poverty has very different appearances.
1t is often concealed in splendor and often
in extravaganza.