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1 FREE GALLERY OF ARD. A

A FREE GALLERY OF ART.-D. Ap-
"A pleton & Co., New York, will send to
every new subscriber to APPLEroS's JoUH-
NAL remitting 81 for one years subscription
ten superb engravings, suitable for framing,
from paintings by the most eminent Ameri-
can artists, so that each new subscriber re-
ceives gratis what would cost SO in the
priut shops. Full particulars will be fur
nished on application.
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THE numerous candidates for the
Legislature will address the people OF
this county, at the court house, Monday
next. Now that they have the ground
we'll broken, wouldn't it be a good idea
to ''singIe out" or reduce their number
The Hickman courier., 1871-04-08

ARnIv&I AND DEPARTrBE OF MArIs.-The
Nail via N & y. W. Railroad arrives at
Hickman a, e:45 p. m, and departs at 4;3o
Z. N daily, except Sunday Mail closed at
& p. N. The Post Office opens from 8 to 10
e'clock Sunday morning Positively no
irsiness done after 10 clock.
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wINEo OF IIFE-

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, WAhsEh's VirAE, ON VINE OF LIFE, is
free from any poisonous dTtgs or impuri-
ties, being prepared for those who require
stimulant. II is a splendid appetizer and
tonic. and the finest thing In the world for
purifying The blood. Ii is the most pleas
ant and delicious article ever offered to the
public far superior TO brandy: whisky wire;
bitters, or any other article. 1t is mere
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and fe-
male, young or old can take the Wine of
Life.--It is in fact, n life preserver. Those
who wish to enjoy good health and free
6ow ofliyely spirits, will do we'll to take
the Wine of Life. 1t is different from any
thing ever before in use. 1t is sold by drug
gists; also at all respectable saloons. Price
One Dollar, in quart bottles.
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Commercial.
HlcKMAx couKIEn oTEIcE. /

HICKMAN GONhiBk .OfEtCEI I
Saturday, April 8, IL
COTTON-we quote at 10allc.
DRIED APPLEs-Pcr bushcl, 81 25a
81 so.
MEAL-From wagons st 75e.
RUTTER--Fresh rs toss0c per lb.
POULTRY, ETC.--Young Chickens 81 rs
to 9 so per dozen. Old from 60a 90
Eggs, 121c per dozen.
SALT-By car load. bushel, So $50
bbls, 2 10.
s1LT-By retail So 90 for small and SO
SO for large, per bhl-
PLowS--Hertwiek. Bsltzer s. Co.'S Steel
Plows, No. 1. 81 90; No, 2, 90; No. 8,
SO; No. 4, Il. By the lot not less than a
dozen.
WAGONS-Hertwick Baltzer s. Co.'S max G
Two horse, thimble skein, $50 90. Two
horse Iron Axle, 500 90.
SEED.
TIMoTfff-S7 %.
HUNGARIAN-S2 co..
CLOVER-S8.
BLUE GRASS-S2 90.
RED TOP-S2 co.
ORCHARD GRASSES 90
CooPERs sTUFF-BARRELs.
Cypress barrels for sorghum, 81 90
Cypress kegs 10 gallons, 80
Flour barrels, 62}
Iron bound 10 gallon kegs, ! O0
Iron bound Whiskey barrels. 2 rs
Hickman Wholesale Prices.
BAGGING-25a2s per yard.
ROPE-Machinc 10.
IRON TIES-7Jc.
BEESWAX 3O(a35c. a h.
BLACKING p do1 45@85.
BUCKETS, q dozen, 2 so.
BROOMS, q dozen, 81 sos 90.
BROWN SHEETING, n yard. l24a164c.
CANDIES 14lGtD0
CHEESE-I8c per lb.
COFFEE, Rio, l9G2le.
CRACKERS, T. q 73(G8lc.
CASTINGS, "a h, 54a6c.
COTTON YARNS, p dozen. l6t4i6e.
COAL OIL, q gallon, Sac per Dbl.
FLOUR, SIS 50(6,8 90.
FEATHERS, q ID 5OC460c.
GUNPOwDER, r keg 81 OOas7 so.
BLASTING POWDER, 5 80.
HIDES, green, &c.
' dry l6c.
HORSE SHOES p n sa9c.
=" Nails y n 27@35c.
LARD OIL, y gallon, 81 60
LARD, q 10 I2}c.
LEAD, q ID 10c.
MOLASSES, n. o. Sugar II, q bbl, 6eGs76.
{" p half bbls rs.
IS kegs IS per gallon.
MACkEREL, in kits, S2 o0@3 00c.
. - bbls SD
{" p half bbls $l2 90.
f" keys, Sc so.
NAILS % keg, So 90 rates.
RICE, 2 70 11a121c.
SUGAR, Brown, = ID l0(a12c.
- Refi4od; Ice,
S0DA--By the kes 6ie = n.
SHOT, per bag, , 6Utr2 80.
SToNEwARE, . gallon, lee.
TOBACCO, Manufactured, per ID GO 6 81 80
TALLOW, per lb 6aSc.
CEMENT. Louisville, So %.
WHITE LEAD, 9a13c.
WHlSkEf, common, per Dbl 81 10a1 %.
ss Rye and Bourbon, / 75a2 so.
/" Robinson co l 55a2 25.
BRANDY, Apple and Peach SO 50a4 90.
IRON, bar size, 4Ic.
PRINTS 10 TO l23c.
JEANS, per yard, 2oa26.
LINSEY, per yard, 22la50c.
LEATHER, kip skins "a 00a7 so.
g sole, per III. 40 45c.
upper side, 50a4 90.
LIAfE-2 90.
WASH BOARDS, per dozen, 5 ooa3 25c
PJ0wS, Steel Slal21.
HUBS, 50a2 so per sett.
FELLOES o0a3 90.
STEEL Csst. NJ. B. A., 20a27o.
SfRUPS--5 gal kegs eeS0.
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-H,cksAx r. A. CHAPrFs No. 4s.-The
Hickman r. a. Chapter No. 49 meets the
4th Wednesday IN every month, at night.
n. L. NILSSON, H. r.
WM. BrrvARD, Sec'y.
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DR S. s. FITCHs FAMILY PHYSICIAN;
80 pages; sent by mail free. Teaches
how TO cure all diseases ofthe person; skin,
hair, eyes, complexion. Write to la Broad
way, New York.
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When disease has undermined the health
and the physical system has become pros
trated, stimulant that will not only
strengthen, but remove the cause, should be
Immediately resorted to. Mental distress
Is also fruitful source of the breaking
down of the constitution, and the ravages of
this enemy to health are truly alarming
For all such maladics Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters have been found unsurpassed BY
acting directly upon the digestive organs,
they remove the heavy, disagreeable feeling
after eating. so often complained of by per-
sons Of q delicate temperament. As soon as
digestion is restored, the patient finds his
strength increasing, and his general health
improved
Thousands of persons certify that it may
be relied on in all cases of weakness or ner-
vous debility attendant upon sedentary
habits. The generality of Bitters are so
disagressble TO tho taste that they are OBJ
jeetfonable to weak stomach. This is not
the case with Hostctters Btters, which will
BE- found mild and extremely pleasant.
Balsamic plants, barks and roots contribute
their restorative juices to render il soothing
and strengthening. Its basis is the only
pure atimulant which has ever been pro-
duccd containing no fusil oil, or any other
deleterious element. The most careful and
skilful chemists have analyxed the Bitters,
and pronounce them harmless. This is
scientific testimony; but the testimony of
the hundreds of thousands who have ex-
periehced the preventive and curative effects
of the great vegetable tonic and Alternative
of modern times is still more conclusive. In
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Billiousness,
Nervous Complaints, Chronic Complaints
and general debility il is as nearly infallible
as anything in this fallible world can be.
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SPECIAL NOTrCEs. .

hKKEDfrARr badness is supposed 20 De in
carable. All lthat can be done where it be-
gins to show itself is to put off theevil day
by the jndicious use Of some stimulating or
cooling preparation that shall create new
action in the glands or folicIes usually
called roots, and thus tighten the hair that
would otherwise become loose and fall of.
Rings Vegetable Arhbrosia has acquired an
enviable reputation for this purpose, gem
orally but not in yariably. proving successful
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new orleans sInrket.

NEW UkLEAsSI APrlI o.
Cotton-Steady, middling 141a14sc. Corn
quiet, 71a72c. Hay, prime Ohio River, $50.
Bacon duh, shoulders 8lc clear rib sides
l0ac; clear sides LIE; Hams 151a16c. Su-
gar firm, prime i0aloic. Moiasses, fersnent-
ing 35c; plantation reboiled 35a45c. Coffee
dull, 14al5ac.
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81. Louis Market.

ST. IouIs, April 6.
Flour-zMore inquiry, superfne Winter
$5 5O extras So 40. Wheat, spring 81 35a
/ 81; fall firm. No. 81 42i; No. 2red fall
81 55a1 50 Corn irmer, mixed in bulk
493a51c; yellow 52a53c; mixed in sacks 57c.
Whisky SIZE. Bacon closed easier, clear
rib sides 10lal01c; clear sides lose. Lard
114c. Cattle firm, SO 25a5 90 for eoumon
to good; So so for prime to extra.
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The famous French tricolor is still tlyipp
from the spire of the Cathedral at Met
There is said to be in all Metz only one
man who is both skillful enough and daring
enough to climb tho steeple to it's entire
height. TINS is he who placed the flag
there. Heis q poor workman, who, durInS
the war, attached the flag to the pealx of
the spire for five francs, but the patriotic
Frenchman has refused the Prussian Gov
ernor's offer of 5000 francs to remove it.
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CTo be continued.)

YELLOW FEVER IN NArcuEz.-The
Democrat publishes a tabular statement
showing the extent of the epidemic which
commenced on the 18th of September and
continued till the 2lst of November. The
population of Natchez is about $500 the
number of cases of fever was about 1000
or los per cent. and the number of deatbs
~ or W per cent. of the whole number
attacked.
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY,
Undsr
The DIRECTION OF THE URSULINrs
Two Miles below Now OrieaEs

This Institution. wh,oh tho IN n.os..n,s O, Io.,.
% 70 pubic noeiss
By ts sa ~ . St 'h p;
} ms1.: ' A''~oaah'
sa as I'd e. Wiz
To acspstom them to amis5is ytrt1s
isa reach
Theaeh the n aea sas 81 .tiIn
admitted and no ss Of a. de-
iS ~s saa s
'1 sSzsst Il 9xias wo1ssP .'sA'
object for the Roaai ils 1; "A
aad Tss Of shss
% na s na mt The nsitSss AZ
pIica.ion their duties When sisR t tS a.
:as .nd sis:;,
kaS ;.;or 70 their p.senss Or gnardans '1'e
plain 's1a: nd ss
.:ssn' .ss ssss
PP;;,,y Arc i The 1avn ns
w. si so .ns Past:
needework. eto Particular attention is PAL. to %ns;.
@s'' md 'e md: s sss,
Bssss FSssa Per session. .s7s p.y.s. i.
s sS Ss. . .a e
Day ssh0isrs per session. slss payable advance
Entrance for tho Boarders soo
Entrance for the Day Scholars ........... ~
No ID, deduction is made for those withdrawn be-
iore 'he ena OF term for accidental absences
EXTRA CHARGES.
oIationery and tho Use of Maps and Globes ne,
Music per month. -';---.---..---..--.$s %
the gss ss palm
Wa.hnG FL! Flowers per term 10 90
Expenses for the Bathing Season sSS
Books necessary for the different classes NAV be fs'
Py sne themselves procured at the
Dress and FurnitureNo particular dress +. ,e,;,.,
Except on sundays and Thursdays on which days tSe
I'D with black bell. and in sa%sf d5ess
irsss and cape. blue belt and ribbon i " "ni'e
hanses linen Iay . ma.t 20 provided with twelve
light night caps head dkrrehsfs. one baei ,r
cts six and half high two large bags of sp
Two smaller ones sun bonnet. three cambria or
nch wide Tho capes as also the rufes worn 18th one ne
inter uniform must be made according to the model
d nnss BY the EsabIi.hmen.. ~ above @en
poon and fox a knife and silver tumb er maftrees
We and half feet Icing by two and quarter vide boil
nd half wide with pillow cases Tashho~I an%
ireher. small bucket toilet. lass with draTer lacI
III Key; little CHAIR and small workbo1; with
,0Sse,satsons Visits limited to Sundays and
s1eusre!y and can only be made pupils
nd on the aforementioned days the parIors nnen
only from ten in the morning until noon and from
young ladies forbidden to receive rnts or otber
4 , i at the paror There is yearly vacation
Ids on the 18th of November. Parents Are renn..tad
y 70 prolong that time. in order that the Young
hes may resume their studies on Tho day No
her absence 10 allowed except case of
Dung ladies' wishing to make their comm union in
. sss "a ihs INT must enter in November.
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SAINT V1NcENNe COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRAHDEAu, Nilsson

CAFE GlRAEDEAu, MISSOURI.
This institution conducted by tho Priests of the Con.
EIeeation OF the Mission OF St. Vincent of Paul is
Louis N' ~ ' w.
Tho College buildings large commodous and we'll
ventllated The grounds beautiful, extensive and
well adapted for healthtul exercise.
me College is of easy Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Grardeau.
The scholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY
VI September, and ends about the first of july,
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year ~ 500
Washing, and mending of articles washed o5
Physican's Fee and Medicines ---...........- IN
For further information apply to
Rev. A. VERINA C. NJ
President of the College,
Or to Rev. THOS. j. SMITH c. NJ
au@' IL ~ st. JosephIs Church. New Orleans
ST JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
~ Conducted by the Sisters of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County MARYLAND
This institution pleasantly situated in healthy and
picturesque part of Frederick county MARYLAND half
lIe from Emmitsburg, and two miles from Mount St
porated by the Legislature of Maryland in 1915 Tba
ooloings are convenient and spacious
TERMS:
board ana Tuition per academic year includinp
B Bea ana bedding Washing, Mending and
foD a . tse $3.50 90
SsSn sesslon
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE -" w
The Academic year is divided in two sessiona NJ ana
gust and the x on respectively the a8h
LetVers Jury directed to the
.D,s,, MOTHER SUPERIOR.
o. OoeePhs Academy, EmmitsburH, Nd
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This is adapted in every respect for an
tenSiTe and first class Boarding School The locatnn
ne and retired. The building 10 commodions has
by furnaces. ~ 40 "'1u Throughout
The Csuines being for the last three cenure,
hzeu as one of the best qualified the formation ~
education Of youth almost useless to add here tha
will be left nndone impart to the pun.
nced to the care of the ladies ST. Jos-nhs Acaao
aai ons education in the highest word
care, guiding and training the heart " "'o'h@
consequence Of the condition of the Sou,b
Evantase Of Eoard Bed Bedding Washing Tuition IL
Ora Drawins Painting Embroidery and Plain Sewing far
tsO0 per annum. ~ So"ink ioi
for u and address the Notbs,
Murphy. 5. j., New Orleans. - awe AA' o.
api1 tt NJ 4. BRADY, is Union street
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PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,

| fAhlSH OF ST. JAMES, La.
Situated on the Mississippi River, Sixty Nile. abov.
New Orleans
1h.s ancient and magnificent establishment ;nco..
Pora'eo oy Law o. the Legislature EN- powered to
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened on the Sd OF
Oc'ooer 1t is under the direction of the Marist
a'aers who form society specially devoted to educa
lion. College Point and Convent Landing are conye
hiens and sular landing places steamboats, gons
to AID returning from New Orleans
TERMS:
faSao!e in Z $ currency half yearly in advance:
Board, tuition, washing and stationery per term of
ooc.of lees ami medicine ordinary cases of i'll
ness tfor alb, Ter annu,n ..-........ " IN
Entranee Tee 10 be paid only once............ 10
IA'A Hasc lessons are TO be paid for monthly
GEFEREScEs:
Ills trace lee Most Rev Archbishop of New Orleans.
The Rev. Clergy OF Al iers
For further details apply the Very Rev President
MIR. p. POURSINE
oci ~ No. ~ Gravier street. New OrIeana
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EDUCATIONAL
T INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF bT JOSEPH
L Corner ST. Philip and Calves streets
New Orleans.

| Tho government throughout this establishments 4
mild and parental The pupils separated frsn
their RAcreat0n table, dofmitories an
the same for all In snort, everything tends pro
mote anectonato union between tho SisteYs and t1<
young ladies intrusted 70 their motherIy care.
Inc instruction ia thorough and solid and harmony
Win the Requirements of society The
On both Engiish and FrenchJ al the branches of know
!eoeS ctivated at the present day Each language
t1uEnt oy-nAeives Of respective countries
sure correct pronunciation
me aezdemical year closes with a public exhibition
vited. ~ ASA P~1e"'S >1e Il"
dseston !. here the object Of speci., attention and
eitode. Hoverning those placed under their charge
NORA snasion alone tie Sisters of Joseph endea-
Soi 70 principles of solid piety require the
oheervance Of polite and amiabe and
OF respect and affection towards pareuta
1TuPso OF al denominations admitted.
HSoLn.-During tho bathing season tho Boarding
Of 90 oked to the Bay s. Louis whore the
,IEkMS-To be paid in ADVANCE as follows:
S:aus!e lessons anc use Of Instrument. "a
lessons GO
f1stei OIL painting according the number Of pupis
sseHs~ofk In All is varieties, golden EN- broidery
charge ~ ~ ~ ~eis "isa""' o4I"
For further Particulars address .superioress of the
OF the Sisters of ST. Joseph Box 1911 New Or
leans or. II more Convenient apply to
THOMAS LAYTON
ncI- 81 ~ c. D. ELDER, Agent
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IOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.

Under the Direction Of the Sisters Maranites of holy
| Cross
CoTrerof Rampant and Congress atree:s Third Ds+rc
| New Orleans, Louisiana.
This magnificent Institution was chartered, E.h-,,.
$500. ~ situated in quiet and healthy locality IN
me suburbs OF the city, and short distance from
the river 1t commodous thoroughly yenti ated
and affords all those advantages which contrbnt ~
the Meath and security of its inmates. ~
Pups OF all denominations admitted: bu for tho
OF order and regularity all obliged to At
tend the public exercises and to the ruIes of
the Institution. ~ ~ es Va
R Inc system Of education embraces French and
and E ang1ages viz: Reading Penmanshp French
ern Geo@ranhS an Ia Arlthmetic Ancient and Mod
Compositions, History Ancient and Modern Sacred ana
Rb.o' Chronology. French and English Literature
astronomy, Botany, Book keeping Mathematic. etc
Music, Drawing, Painting, Plain and Ornamrntai Ma
""fk tapestry Embroidery, Artificial F1owe rs etc.
iEkMS-PAfMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
BOARD and Tuition in French and English, per
'n'n' ..------..--..... $50 90
Entrance Fec f, th. perquarter &c 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Mn Muse on the Piano per quarter 80 ~ ~
Stationery . q ~
washing 10 m
Tapestry and EN- broi'ry . ---. . ~ az
Artificial Flowers . -' 10 az
Drawing ----.------------ * 90
Painting ---'------------ - ~ ~
Dams lor the Summer Season. - .......... 90
The classes commence about the first of September
ann close " the end of June by examination and
pubic exhibition.
Books, ETC., NAV he nrocnrad tia
moderate prices " ~ nv
PUPILS are received at any during year and
0'tt FL - Little from the date of entrance only.
TOT inrther particulars apply the Mother Superior,
academy of the Holy Angels au27 II ly
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OF THE
College Of the Immaculate Conception,
NEW ORLEANS

Las Literary Institution. incorporated by tbe q
louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees ia con
Quoted by Fathers Of the Society Jesus The build
lhgs are well adapted for educational purnos.s
entirely cut Of from for
A. NJ, till their departure at P NJ thev ara =. .te
secluded and superintendent, ' az '"n'| ~
Tho course OF instruction embraca. cro.h r...
sHTnshhsh french Poetry Rhetoric History Georrapbr
ply, with the addition Of Bookkeeping and III, noso
1S S.In branches also the German language
read and write. s' AHo" no" 70
he moral and religious training the studen.sf ia
leaf ng objects Of the instructors. 'o
Every month report is sent o parents STATING ~,
ouc! progress, rank in class and attendance WIZ
The academcal year begins on the frst Hocdov NJ,
october, and ends ABOUT the 3lst of july. "
TERMS:
course payable in advance. and in United
=, states currency two months, $40 '-o~
freparatory Course. SIC.
apl6 ly REV. F. GAUTRELET Pres;dent
81. JoSEPHS CRSULINE ACADEMY FOR
~ YOUNG LADIES. avn
SPKISGFrELD, ILLINoR
Formerly Of Charleston, South Carol;na,
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UboSning Star and Catholic Messenger.
1Ew oRL.AHs SUNDAY DECEMBER 1871.
4 Fer the Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
"THOU KNOwEST."'

sEss tina Morning Star and Catholic 1eesengerl
THOU KNOwEST."'
a AR{ghfSwinged butterfly did pass away
From scene. Of joy and revclry. and light
HErsm scenes where once her lorefness held sway.
Did pas alone into the fearful night
An u,oufdsred now the beau.eous face and FORM
whose fsuitiessnees to none the palm did Yield
1xnA % protect her from detrac.ion's harm
Har Son bstone lies above her ike . shield.
ysoa hno~e.t' yea those mighty words have pow CT
1be sunults Of earths demon bosts 70 quell;
a4oarn. envy and base columny do COVER
HsEsss that holy. .defying spell.
-rAsu ins.est :" yea. not with the JUDGMENT weak
lily crea'ures' fraalty doth for them peal,
AaA Thou In Thy great strcDgth f0rRivest them.
Kan marks the crook ed path Thou knovest how
Zhs weary. struggling feet thst wander there:
Ia. sess the " wedding garment soiIed sid torn;
H1sa knsvrss how thick The briery m.Ees wero.
Nan ssss the frequent failure; Thou dost $50
The strong endeavor. checked by human fears;
Ma sees the Ennlt; Thou seest the Bonded knee,
Tas high resolve. the psnitentia tesrs..
a. ks<Asr, seDd Thy grace below
Thea srt our judge. not man then give rs aid
EaAe through LIES vale Of shadows uego,
We may walk humbly on, bat undsuAyed-
OuTs.
Tho inscription On the tomb Of young woman
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DALTOE WILLIAMS, the Irish Exile and Poet,
3. y. ELDER.
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ST, sTAS1sLACs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.

This institution, conducted by the Rro,bers ~ a..
Heart has been in successful operation since
1919. IL IS beautifully situated shorea of the a
com an extensive view of tie Gulf-apd afora
iEg al the advantages of the breeze and batbn ~;
tne Sumner is Tor the pupils great inctemept To
heaithiui amusement The Commercial Coarse com
pf1ses ali the branches of good English education
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Under the Of the Sisters Marantes of Hov
Z Cross. 10y
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with tender sadness over every feature. the
Other With that look Of Difference and servility
10 MS black face, which pleased her pride 90
wel-and for . single moment she know net
What TO do. Leonors looked sadly on, with
that gentle pity in her sses With which . kind
angel may he supposed 70 watch the struggle
OF soul, who has beard the voices Of it's good
and its evil spirit, and 10 undecided which to
follow.
On one side was mothers love, warm and
true. but It brought with it poverty, obscurity, ,
toll; on the other side was her grandfathers
protection, his influence and his wealth, and
these %uss surely bring happiness and splen-
dor. Inc waiter turned to leave the room
she felt that something must he doDe-that
even now. Mr. Latrobe stood stern and silent
s a" ai,ng her decision. 1t was but . moment
~, Leonora. try to cheer mamma up." and
Emma hastily left the room, following the man
servant down the stairs.
Inc dinner that day wss served with unusn-
a. elegance but she Gould not enjoy the meal,
ior spite of all her efforts, her mothers serrow-
ing cry came betweeh heI-and-t futures
dream of bliss. :
When the silent repast was over, her grand
iather pointed to the basket OF keys that had
Deen placed beside her. Take charge OF
hem" he said, as he left the room. She took
them in her hand and as she did So their
weight out-balanced mother-iovs and filial
'eruPIes, and from that moment, Emma Was
mistress OF her grandfather regal home.
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