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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01

MURDER WILL OUr.-We have Just lea tte ed ,
as we are about closing our forms preparatory
to going to press. of the discovery of an al
legged murder committed some months since
but are without definite particulars. From the
facts thHs obtained; it appeacs that some
nor tbs since, a peddler of table cloths was
seen 10 enter certain house near Waltz s
MILL in the southern part of the county, ard
was never afterwards heard of. On the night
he was last seen, young man was passing this
house, and, hearing the means of some one
III great agony, he stopped to inquire ne cause,
and rappeI for admittance He met At the
door by the man who occupied the house, who
threatened to shoot him unless he Instantly de
parted. 1t is said this young man has siuce
given some vague illusions III regard to some
thing lie that night, but refuses to divulge
anything unless compelled to do So by law
Recently, it is alleged. this man has bee,I ped
ding tuble-c' Oths, and this, in connection with
the young mans indefinite intma,iors, has led
to Investigations o: the matter. Officers have
started to rest the mun and his wife, and we
will doubles. bc able, in our next issue to Ill
form our readers further i'll regard to the nys-
teriOus affair.
p Mrs. Elanor Brindle, one of the par.
ties referred TO above, was brought to town last
night " ednesday) by officer Hawk and com
mitted to Jail. II er husband. John Brindl e,
was absent from home, but will soon appre-
hended as Off er Cline remained for that pur.
pose. The parties arc an aged couple, and we
iesl reluctant 10 believe them gu ty o! the ter
ribe crime charged against them. 1t is re-
ported that the parties are desTOus to have the
matter fully investigated, as they feei conf
dent OF their ability to establish elusive
evidence of their entire innocence --GTeesburg
Argus 24th.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01
cHERIFF-S SALE.-Ry virtue of :,

- II IERlFF - SALE.-fsy virtue pf "a
- writ OF leHd. ETpoa., sS>tted cut Of the
Court OF Common Pleas 0f cambria County,
and to me directed there VIII be EXpssed To
Public Sale, ON Saturday the 22d day of
April next at O'Clock. Pm, the following
Real Estate, to Gft All 6fle rsh title tntf iI--
terest of y. r Fields of. in ana gs. lot OF
Ground sifutte IN West Ward. EteHsburg Ror-
ough, CasI brla eoanfy, fronti5g o6 fcct ON High
street. ana extending b2ck H. }eSt 81 lOt or
VIM. =. Lfovd, adjoining ioF OF Robert Evans
on the east dG3 afley the west, having
thereon erected = 1--WE story Frame Hosfse> with
q s,le story Kitchen attached. now ia rae 0ccu-
paIsoN Of Alexander i<inkeaG. and q era story
Frame House, now ~ the oeStfpa sfSg' af Joseph
Owens. Taken in execution isl-3 - De sold NJ
rhc sugt 69 ), :. Naunicn. FOR .iSc pf George n
gerry. ". u. BONAt,K ER. sheriff.
ebeClGs ollce, Ebepsbur@, April l, loil>-St.
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HOwEs THAT FOR HIGH I've briefly stated
last week that V. :. Batllcr had taken the
Machine, ;snd this week il affords us pleasure
10 saw Mr. Geo. BohannaB+ the gcntlcu.nnly
and efficient travelling agent for this adurir;I-
blc sewing machine, has been here and per
fected all arrangements with Nj. Iarllcr, and
also succeeded i'll Introducing several OF the
machines while here. We have witnessed the
workings of the Original Howe Sewing Ma
chine and must say that we were really Is
tonished ut the facility and perfect ease with
witch il does all kinds of sewing. Persons
contemplating Investment of this kind
should call at V. 5. Bar(eT's store and see the
Howe III opera tiOn. Machines can be bought
from him and paid for in monthly instalI1ents.
Howe's machine win do your sewing,
Icmmin@s braiding. and quilting toos.
Cording. tucking, telling ruthing,
And all else you wish to do.
Don't forget to GO and see it
See the best beneath the sun
And you'll not regret the purchase,
II YOU conclude with that machine to run.
LIFE, A &C DLSr AND FIRE Standardization
& Co. Insurance agents. 1916 Tenth Avenue,
Altoona Pa, offer extra inducements to those
contemplating Fire Life or Accident Insu-
rance, and being masters of the profession in
every particular, are eminently qualified to
suit their patrons. Their experience in the
business extends over period Of fl fieen years,
and what may be given somewhat of
coincidsnce, they represent Afteen FIRST class
Companies. among which may be ranked the
London Liverpool and Globe, with com
bincd capital of S 8 600 900 in gold and other
safe and valuable Companies Any commu
nications addressed TO them will receive prompt
attention.
This firm also deals largely in Foreign Ex-
change and Shipping, and are always prepared
to ticket from and to all points in the world
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01

TIE RFCEaT BURNING IL SoUTH MAHoSIYG
"A SIHeuLAE Story Our readers have not
forgotten the terrible accident that caused the
death Of three members of the family of hT.
VIM Hopkins. in South Mahoning tp., some
three weeks since. We are informed that the
neighbors and citizens of That vicinity, assist
ed by others in this place, and in other parts
of the county, raised sufficient money to erect
a new house on the ruins of the one burned.
and that Mr. Hopkins moved into the building
Yesterday. Mr.. Hopkins, who very Sc
verely burned about the head and neck, We
are happy to learn, is recovering from his inFu
ries singular circumstance is related in
connection mnh this affair, which may not
prove uninteresting. Mr.. Hopkins has a son
living in Kansas, and on the night that this
house was burned. his son distinctly heard a
lamb beating plaintively under his window
1t wag one O'Clock, and that was the exact
hour that the house was burned together with
the three unfortunate inmates The strangest
feature of this story is that there were no sheep
within three miles of the residence OF Mr.. Ii s
son. The lamb WAS secured and is now in the
possession OF the son. What led this innocent
lamb away from its fold, and directed it so
strangely to this house, is IA thing that may
never be accounted lor.--Ihdiana Messenger.
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Oh. YOU ought 10 see tho space
lie has filled with hats and caps,
Endless IN style. and such chaps
EOw-a-days like to buy and wear;
Such cheap ones too as makes one stare.
Halo, then, friends jiiSt go right there
And buy n shiny hat to wear.
The number is just -,
Place. Main street: town. JChnstOwn;
y line that doeSn rhyme so nice.
Remember the place and ask the price.
Let not all the good bargains go
OF hats and caps, because you know
Returning Spring viii make You buy.
And the better twill be tie sooner you try.
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Az ArRnSTIC

For stoves tfiot arc cheap and tinwarc that's nice
Remember Frank Hay leads Off ~ the pfice,
And Frank can be found on Washington street,
Near Clinton, and with an assortment complete.
Know then this great fact and keep ii in mind
How easy Frank Hays Depot you can fiGd
And how he keeps spouting and tinware and
stoves
Yes and how lie sells load after load of house
hold articles every day to people who go
there in droves.
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HuMTLEY
SSIIITl2 EhRgEhRg. GRlGiR[ES. &c.
ENENSRTLG. a.

Is 50 ,TF Agent Tor the renowned lFtna Now
insr NJ ltCapiu.s Machine, also Tor nt celc-
bFHted tliyDcI .gpJrcF aud hgGptT, Stone~'s SG-
Teri0u EorSe HAY Rake the best IN Pc I'fst'-
kCt- Nrout : sonthinCd Horse Hay FaF'S and
Knife, which cannot bc beat. StOaNF' : Grain
Drills. asl article ever tslTn8-ir S5ot3ld have
Grain Fanuing Mills. OEst t1sit lyafotS, ESutcU
lever Flows wit j iron % wood beams and han
dies cast tgSt,cI lllosd h6st rtiS and land sides
also, H.eut f5U the Blanchard Churn, the best
Churn now in ruSC ssf.t every one % ~ aich =
yy:tE:t4ar,t 70 give fUIl ssttl~fc ctSOT <r9C SjlD
SiCvcS nd hard ware Oi every description con
Stu1tlY on hand ut low fIscureS Tor e9Sp. Farm
tsr- are request ed 10 send ia their orders early
for yfare7S Gud Rf1lIr7S. R1TSS HG7.ss and Folfss
Pamphlets containing descriptions and 3ircc-
tion~ for -io1rs5> 0nE {stJpeTS and ChI,fTiS sent
free on application To
GEORGE HUNTLEF.
Iscnsburg. March Is ISL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01
NOR SALE CHEAP.-A 2s Horse

LNDh DALE III Al - n 20 Horse
l. Power STEAM ENGINE, with necessary
Bon.ERs and all needed Fixtures, as also TIVE
other CYLINDER BOILERS, besides u Stationary
STEAM SAW MILL. ali in good condition. VIII be
sold very low for cash or exchanges! for either
bark or lumber. For further particulars apply
to or address LEWIS PLACK,
April |, lST1.-tf, Altoona, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01
FRAGRANT SAPOLTENE
7E68s E6n1S 5 8

To THE ,wORKING CLASS-we are now
prepared 10 furnish all classes with constant
CuislOyIur;fF az. home, the whole Of the time or
fOr The spare moments. Business i1ey. light.
and profitable. Persons OF either Sex easily
earn from soc. TO - per evening, a-!d q proper
tiunal sum by GcvUtiug thGiT IS ipT, ti'nc tO the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly much
rs men That all wH0 see this notice may send
their address and test the business. make the
following unparaIlcIcioifcr: 70 such are not
well satisfied VIC will send 81 jopay for tGe trOU-
bic at writing. Full Vartcui; -, valuable sam
p!.. which viii do to commence WORK on. ana
copy of The PC0plCS Literary CGHpdlj0H-Cnc
of tlic largest and hest family newspapers ever
uuTii=hcG-.:l sent free hy mail. Reader, IL
yoIi want permanent, profitable work, address
i. < ALLEN x co. AUGUSTA, MAINE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01

EBENSBURG AND CREsSON Ran. ROAp.
ON and after Monday. Nov 2Est. IS1G,
Trains on this road VIII run follows:
DEPAREENS;--Eeave ISbcnSbtTrg
At Gif3 a fE connecting with Pittsburgh FN-
press West and southern Express East.
At 700. p. IL connecting with Mail Train
West and Philadelphia Express East.
leave Cres1Oi,
st i0:43. 4. NJ or on departure of Pittsburgh
Express " est.
At 9:E0- y. NJ. or on departure of Philadel-
phia Express East
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Local correspondence
j oh BsrowN, March %. 1871

L.
DEAR FRErMAN-"Soltero" is salty.
Some Congressman (pious sous) want the
Supreme Being recognized on the coin they
STEAL from the public treasury. Wonder If
people who read and pray in public, read and
pray at home 2 There is a number of Klu
klux in Paris. The weather here has be-
come moRosE. The ELDER who got his
finger taken OFF is not the one who is aspiring
to the President udg geship The Johnstow1
school exhibition closed with MICRO minstrel
performance. Mr. Stemmer, whose house
was burned last fall, is putting up new one
on the same site. Mr. Jacob Horner, the
proprietor of Sandy Vale Cemetery, has en-
iarged it two acres, or three hundred and twen-
ty ;ots. He has otherwise improved it.
The Cambria Iron Company design taking
HOUSES, not HORSES. to the canal basin The
lady who does want to get up a discussion
in the IT sachers Advocate shouldn't use the
word INFiDEL so prolusely. May be she says
DON T when she meaus DO. The Johnstown
Zouaves paraded here last Saturday in full
uniform Ditto the Good viii Hook and
Ladder Company. The Johnstown schools
will open some time in May or June. a
double headed girl will he exhibited here at
the Opera House on next Saturday. She is
doubly intelligent Sine may apply for
school in Summerhll township. Some of
our most prominent citizens haze uuit drink
ing One OF them quit three times in one
day. Johnstown School Board are king
of raising tie wages of the teachers-right.
.... Whoever wrote that local" for the Pits
burgh Leader, must know who BLACK Hawk"
is. Ii go he had better look ont for No. l.
49,. Sherry's troupe of theatricals was here
last week Congress will soon adjourn SIN
Did ...."T. /. NJ" is long wiUGcd CORES
poudent. 1t Is proposed to make our present
member at Harrisburg the President Judge,
and run "Rob Roy" for the Legislature. That
would make a STRONG ticket. 7 he people
down here opposed to any national school
law. Senator Scott is opposed to female
suffrage. Aif Petriken the cblging ERIK
in our post office, can handle letters and dis
tribute mails faster than any other man living.
I IL bet On that. ROB Roy.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01
UFritten for the Cambria FTTeHlGH)
READ AND PRAY

Search the Scriptures. but search them when
You are alone,
And in your own chamber in secrecy pray:
For II Z who upon the rude cross did atone.
Denounced the proud Pharisee's boisterouS
way.
Read the Bible, but read that tho poor sinful
heart
May do penance when awcd BY its precepts
divine,
And pray in the closet when you are apart,
Where silence ana fear Lhe proud heart may
refine.
Read and pray, but pray rot rs the hypocrites
do.
That they may be seen and applauded by men;
The talent " hich the Lord has intrustcd to YOU
Is Il treasure which lOu must account for
again.
Gods Word IL 4 treasure, but not to be won.
BY public display of wit, learning or skill,
And the still and small voice OF the crucified
ONE
Is most potent whenever the heart is most
STILL
Let your mathis be said with the song of the
bird,
Ere The din of the wotld harshly CRATES on the
And your .veSpers when nothing but silence is
heard,
When earth seems less valued and heaven
more dear 5. b. MCCORMICK
Johnstown, March %, 1871.
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10 the Ladies Of EbGnSblTg and Vicinity.
PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS MAKING.

NFiSS CASSIE y. DAVIS has opened a Fash
teE Ionabie Dress Making EstabiEssIHseTt
at her residence OH Centre street opposite the
new jan Just received, new and elegant Pat
tcfHS oIa!l The latest styles OF Ladies and Chill
GreIl : Dresses Paris, london and New York
Fashions in advance Of published modes Cal;
ana sec sly les examine work and learn prices.
EbenSburg, s pffi I. lSTl.-fT
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THE WEArnER, &c.-Don't calculate upon
5he weather, il always changes so min t got 10
snow. Bctfer calculate the amount of your
riie and the aUGart OF real prime seasona,le
goods il ought TO buy in the ordinary way. and
then take your money and bCtakc Yourself to
the wonderfully low priced cash store of a. j
Christy, in LOrettO, ana see how kindly you Will
5c treated and how chcaply you Will he furnish
ed with II good goods rs the market affords
CoURTING.-If you are a young man and are
blessed with good health and ability TO hoe
your own row" don't court f;,Vors Of any one,
or ret asuit il1 the county court either. If you
must 20 into the counting business, however,
court some good girl and marry her, always
being sure TO buy the wedding ring first, and
numerous household articles afterwards,at the
great je~elry, clock, faney goods and general
custom of his friends and fellow citizens.
IHGHTNING ROpS.-Ccor@e Hmtley. who has
always got his-eyes open for a good thing, has
undertaken the sale and erection of new
lightning rod that takes down Hll the lightning z
rods ever put up fact which he is prepared
to establish TO the satisfaction of all Interested
in the matter. Mr.. II. will ere long put wag-
on on the road for the purpose of dispoSing OF
these EOtlS. well rs other useful Inventions
afid wares III his line.
MARy's sheep WAS once n Ianb-s}7e found it
in the gotteri it didn't give milk worth a d.
inc b1t frequently did but ier-not butter of
that kind, we beg to SLY. which people spread
ON bread and so forth made from the best or
-four bought every day from Mills great Hour
feed. lamp and corn broom depot. which you v
all be sure to lind as down High street you go
forth. Mills is the man to deal WITH.
NEW STOCK JusT RECETvED.-5AI large and ele-
giant assortment of boots and shoes for all ages
and sexes have just been opened At Ninroe $
new boot ard shoe store. Cambria House. High
street. Mr.. -Ninroe is gaining the patronage
of nearly everybody by selling the best and
most fashionable boots and shoes at prices no
dealer can uudersel. Go and see his stock.
SrrxGUNG BEEs-Two rs (Butler and Baine)
had fight the other day On the same day
John J. Murphy sold large amount of dry
goods and dress goods. This warm SunShlny
weather is bringing the ladies out, and dry
goods go just like something good to eat. John
J. Murphy keeps in nJohnstown-Dihert'S cheap
corner, old Mansion House.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01

Ssy Io'loks who take their own
" p counted the Advertising
lowell L Co, of New York.
eglTf,' among the largest adver-
<s % sS,d Z, aud know, by experience,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01

IHE 4f.TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, according
TO It's late statement, has = capital of over 81
millions OF dollars, securely invested for the
benefit of its policy holders. This Company
has stood for the past fifty years the head of
the Fire insurance Companies OF the country
III the matter of capital, prom ptuess and relia-
bility. Alexander Brothers, 1919 Eleventh \ y
cnue, Altoona are its only authorized agents
for this section of the Stare They VIII insure
property at lower rates than can be obtained
from any other truly reliable company. Give
them trial and he convinced Of This fact ere
you insure your property with any other OF the
many insurance agents. 2-Il,-1ml
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WAS OPENED, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH
18th, an entire stock OF
New Dress Goods,
New Clothing,
Surfing Hats and BOnncts,
Spring Flowers,
black Silks 81 so to So.
Colored Silks OF every shape, 81 to 81
a large stock of Ribbons, including
Sash Ribbons of all cOlOrS.
The finest stock of Kid Gloves ever bFOtCht
TO this market Piqucs ana Harseilles in en-
lIrety new and elegant patterns. Also. Striped.
Plaid, Diamond, Figured, and Corded A Alpacsts
ard Poplins-in connection ritl the finest stock
of READY MADE CLOTHING ever offered for
sale in Cambria county. We are also happy tC
announce that we have engaged the best MIL
LINERS and SACK MAKERS for this season
and ate prepared to make Bonnets, Hats anc
Sacks on the shortest notice.
Thanking the public for past patronage and
soliciting theirEklud faVOrs i'll the future We
remain, respectfully Il. S III. M YER.
=. S.-Ne keep constantly on hand the CeIc-
hrdted makes OF BIQfGig and Rcd Lion branCs
Of BLACK ALPACAS, from the cheapest made tC
the finest Mohair. [Johnstown,! March IS.l
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IHE PRESIDENT JUDGEsHIp. .-LKTrrR FROM
HON GEORGE TAYLoR.-In consonance with
our rule of giving all men and all parties
nearing IN the columns eff the FREEMAN. we
publish be'ow Judge TayIors letter To certain
QUEENS OF MHmore and vicinity the subject
OF the President Judgeship in this District. OF
course we accord to Judge Taylor all that can
De Claimed for him ap honorable gentleman
and an upright, honest jurist, vet at the same
time we know that the Democratic candidate.
VIII be his compeer in every respect, and herce
we hoia it oCr bounden dIty to support the
nominee OF our party, and exhort cry good
Democrat TO DO the same. But here is the
letter:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-30

TIE FORT JOHNSON TRAGEDY The exami-
nation in the case of Moses Washington,
charged with beating In the head OF the colored
man who was found on the beach at Fort
johnson near his fiat, was continued yester-
day afternoon. The only new feature in the
case was the testimony Of the captain and two
sailors belonging to the Spanish vessel which
Moses alleged he had hailed as the fiat was
drifting to sea with himself and Grant. The
spaniards could not speak English, but with
the aid of Officer Forms, of the detectives,
who acted as interpreter, they testified that on
Friday night last they heard the shouts for
help, and on looking out saw fiat sweeping
out with the ebb tide. The captain threw
them line, but it failed to reach the nat.
He then let down his yawl and sent 1t win
two sailors to the fiat, now some distance Oh.
The sailors pulled to the fat, and, making fast
a line, attempted to tow 1t to the vessel. Simon
Grant during this time was lying in the bottom
of the fat cursing, and could not be induced
to pull. The prisoner (whom they pointed out)
was pulling his boat. After trying to tow the
fat and finding they were all drifting to sea,
as Grant would not pull, the sailors threw off
the tow line and came back to their vessel
Izney never saw anything more of the fat
This story tallies very well with the statement
of Moses as to Grants refusing to row and
allowing the fat to dIllt where 1t would.
Grant is still lying In an unconscious state at
the hospital, and has not yet been able to
speak.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-30

The FIRST EUROPEAN CorToN CARao.-The
British bark Kathleen was cleared yesterday
for Liverpool by Mr.. Henry Gard, shipping
merchant, OF our city. Mr.. Card, by having
his vessels inthe right place, has for several
years dispatched the earliest vessel for Liver
pool, and this season he has been mere for
ward than usual, the first last year taking
place on October 9th. The Kathleen has OR
board 1859 bales upland cotton and eighty
tons phosphate rock.
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TRS ULIN INSTIT UTE
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
"vALLE cRUCIs,n NEAR COLUMBIA, 8. G.,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES. UNDIH.
THE IMMEDIATE 5UrKnvIaIoN OF TIE RHLI.
GIRUsRs OF THE URsULlNE
CONVENT.

The ladies OF the Ursuline Community, S. G., re-
spectfu.ly ennounce to their frieEds, and to the
public. thai the annual exercises OF the Academy
win commence September list: Their Institute
each member having received q long and careful
training for that purpose. the schools under
their charge, as well IN the yariou5 countries or
Europe as In America, have never Jailed to win,
and retain the confidence VI iafents and guar.
dams.
Nothing will be lei, undone in impartihg to the
pupils con1ded to tlelr care thorough educa-
lion, III The highest sense of the word-not alone
instructlng the intellect but with maternal care
building Gil ] training the heart.
The situation Of the Convent ls all that can be-
desired for health and beauty. The buildings are
Capital, and In the midst OF an oak grove OF
twenty acres. 1t ls within half an hours drive
from the depot: where omnibusses and baggage
wagons await the arrival OF passenger.
No distinction OF religion viii be made In the
admission OF pupils, nor will any undue influence
be used over their religious principles; bat, for
the maintenance OF good order, all will be requir.
gcrtbed for the Academy.
From individuals or societies disposed to aid In
the education OF young ladies, applications for
the admission Of pupils, at reduced terms Will
receive the most favorable consideration that
the circumstances OF the school will admit.
The Scholastic Year ia divided into two Sessions
the first commencing September lst, and ending
February 1st; the second commencing February
lst, and ending July lst.
TERMS PER sBssioN-PAYABLB IN ADVANCE
Eoard, Washing FEel, Lights, Tuition In Eng.
lish, Needle Work and Domestic Economy. $50
Pens. Ink and use OF Library.
Frerch Latin, each. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Harp S30-use Of Instrument, $6........".. IS
Piano, s25-use Of instrument, $3........... y
Guitar. Sls-use of ofinstrument, $2............ 20
Vocal Music, (Bss nl'I Method). .............. 16
Vocal Music, private lessons. 25
Drawing in Crayon.. .:.......-...-..... 10
Painting in Wafer COOrs Ors................... 10
Painting n Pastel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Painting IN Oils. 5.......................~. ~
For further information, application may be
made TO the MOTHER SUPERIOR, to Right Rev.
Bishop LYNCH. or 10 the Reverend Clergy.
jnlyl4-t novlD,C&w