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EDUCATIONAL.
YOU'VE LADIES' ACADEMY,
Under
AhE DIRECTION OF THE URSUI.INEs
Two Miles below New Oriaana

This Institution, winch III. IN o,r.,,. NJ, y..,
than anay VIII Acr
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On sss * q e tom month. and
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Day land srd IN 90
each Co. w. sossaon, eiJc payable IN advance.
Entrance for the 1csrisr:. q @
Entrance for TIE Dsy soboj:,::
NC deduction !. made those who arc Withdrawn b.
iofe inc end OF term NOR for accidental ABSENCE
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery Sr and the Use of Maps and Globes Der
Music per month %
For the Uss Sf Musis. Instrument. per MONTH:
raiaCis irnsiudng Paper and Pencils per month. 90
WsshinS n.r per term 100
G.genses for the Bathing Season. ... 9e
s. ss .RP. ss sIas:s:
boofselsrs prices: OF procured at III"
e1ssps on M" sapasvs "a psrteula. dre.s eausa
sss.. sSs:
& swsiys
or sas aas ssssi
s sns Ss three pairs q mesquite
IaoSnet cape: having russ edged with Iseo one
b made so aas: % Nth ss
s sS1pssd ~ the Estab.hmont the shove ns..
spoon and fork knife and silver tumbisr msstrsss
I've and half feet long by two and quarter vida bs
half VIDE viii. e1 p f~e asss Long and one
pitcher small bucket toilet glass with dra wor ,,
md key little chair and . small E.5o1. also VIE
0ese,vations Waits are limited to SUNDAYS and
e h sselusrely and can only be made pup
md on the days tho parlors arc enea
. s aniy from ton in the morning until noon and oc,
The are forbidden to receive u.s
asiicscies at the paror. There IL yearly Vacation
tho ts 81 SovemSer Psrens a and
rot 70 proiong that time. in order that the young
her absence over allowed except in case Of ne
10 sdss Wishing 70 make their srss communion In
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T. N RY-J e F FERsON COLLIE

| PARISH OF ST. JAMES LA
Situated the Mississippi River Sixty Mile. abovs
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishments ipcor.
porated by law Of the Legislature empowered To
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened on the I'd Of
October 1t is under the direction Of the Marist
Fathers, who form society specially devoted to educa
and regular landing places for steamboats, going
to and returning from New Orleans.
TERMS:
Payable in u 8. currency half yearly In advance:
Board tuition, washing and stationery. per term of
Doc :ors fees and medicine in ordinary case: Of slSo
ness flor alb per annum .-.-................... 10
Entrance fee. to be paid only once. .....,.... 10
", BAH music lessons are TO be patti for monthly
- 49, RErrprxcrs.
His Grace, The Most Rev. ArchbshOp Of New Orlyana.
The Rev. Clergy OF AlIiers,
For further details apply to the Very Rev. Pr,sident
MIR. p. PoURsINE.
ocl 1y No. 4oGravier street. New Orieans
CADEMV OF THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
Parents end Guardians desiring q frstclass Boarding
school for their Daughters and Wards will find here
Locatad in tie heathest portion Of one OF tho mos.
q retired romantic situation IL afyrds in sdataon
every facilty for acquiring education mental and
male 70 the budhxs to meet he have been
tions for admission. -pp"
TO tH ss
SbIeet- au2s ~
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"You must have lived here a long time"
said travelling Englishman TIC an old
Oregon pioneer. Yes, sir, have. Do
you see that mountain 2 Well, when l
came here that mou utain was a hole in the
oround ~
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Advice to Buyers.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE

BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
As made by the UNION STOVE WORKS, 1t /.
j. That it will do as much, If no. NOR. vo,, ,nd
with LESS FUEL than any other Range IN uss and
That It is less liable get of order and costs
pcsta %sd items n as all hoSsekesPeT.
to {,
tho 81
sssi' .iH MA Is win
% set S ~hs s, have sbossd and
many Of the others in use. 'e"'' o"' OIL
size for an economical use OF fuel 'AA'"S 'ne
but REALLY general appeaPsnce il . i9G
Srn oman. 70 any Kitchen, suggesting the name 81
any other thing called by the name of Range.
A Good Range Essential to Home Com fort
household appointments. do not make the cooking de-
SseR. in or il
the harmony and mar the comfort every meal Every
high prces do Got always furnish It. We sell the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
at such prices that all can have and n.. than and mo
believe them be CHEAPER and BETTER than ana awe ms
other Range Of its class known TO the public.
Its Rapid Success.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
rapidly taking the place of the low oven paterus Its
convenience for Bskfng and Cooking the certainly OF
the ovens always heatinR the ease Of . STANDING
petition, instead Of STOPPING one while baking.
tsayDg lame back and Its attendant evils arc few
o. the aa this Range possesses ali
1t Must Bake. -.
The BEAUTY ELEvA1Ep OWN RANGE
must bake as the beet directly up and around
the Ovens. before leaving the Range.
Special Conveniences and Improvements.
The Ovens provided with for the
Of STEAM There " Slide in the back for the escape
Of SURPLUS HEAT from the top Of the Range; also
. damper. at the bottom OF the same plate for the
escape Of Dust, etc. arising the rakino Of the
coals aud preventing IL from wing Kitchen
The heat can be passed 70 from either Ovens
by regulating the hampers nthe columns The OVENS
can be DRAWN OUT, allowing the SCOT and dirt be
removed without trouble.
Above and the OVENS is large closet of ample
Size for the especial purpose warming dishes plates
etc, whenever desired. Ai-o many other new and de-
sirable conveneEces which will be fully appreciated
upon inspection.
Caution.
Re certain, when you ask for the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
that It has tho words
THE UNION STOVE WORKS
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. Dealer in Plumbing and Ga. r,,,,nu ,r...,,,
Gas Fixtures. N '~s <HunR Aatertals and
pets az !. collected to his large and
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}, McKENDRICK,

mouse and Ship Plumber, Gas Filter, Etc.
No. aga Magazine Street,
Near tho corner of Raoe)
NEW oRLEAys
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How much corn may gentleman eat 81
whispered P, while the cobs on his plate
lay in tiers. "As to that" answered Q, as
ne glanced at the heap, "'twill depend on
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of M. AekENDRIcK has just received large variety
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET,
the neatsst. best hnshed, moot compact ornamar,.
anraoIe article Of it's kind which has vet come he
1ofe tne public Being supplied with W.
PORCELAIN AND GALVANIZED IRoN r1,rr,rcS
vaous objections found in similsr artioes
~ must eppercede al other and those Intending
~ TINS healthful, convenient and iudspcn
Article n their dwellings, should NOS fail to cali
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET:
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.

Under the Direction OF the Sisters Mariapits. O, g
Cross. -"
Corner Of Rampant and Congress Streets Third Dsr,c,
New Orleans. Louisiana.
This magnificent Institution chartered Februarv
1906 N situated In quiet and healthy locality n
the eubur6s OF tho city, and at short distance orn
the 1t very commodous, thoroughly vent etnd
and affords all those advantages which contribufo ~
the health and security Of its inmates. w
Pupiis OF all denominations admitted bu for ths>
promotion OF order and regularity, all Obliged ~
tend the public exercises. and conform the rules
TUITION:
English languages, viz, Reading, Peamanship FronsS
and EnGlsh Grammar, Arithmetic Ancient and Mo- .
ern Geography use OF tho Globes Prose and Poeffs~
Composition History ancient and Modern Sacred ~
Profane) Chronology. French and English LIterature
Astronomy, Botany, ookkeeping. Matho.natics etc
Music Drawing. Painting Plain and OrnamentnI ~
work Tapestry Embroidery Artificial Flowors eto
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition In French and English Dor
hon1n $40 90
Entrance Fee for the first year only 10 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
ef2 %
Music on the Piano per quarter. ~ 10
Use of Piano . .......... a m
Stationery -. ..-......-.. o m
Washing -. ...,...--- 10 ~
Tapestry and En- broi'ry - ~
Artificial Flowers ...........- 10 ~
Is %
The classes commence about the drst Of S.,..,-h.-
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The classes commence about the arst Of September
public exhibition. AAS
Books, ETC. may be procured at tho institution At
moderate prices. -
Pupils are received at any time during the year and
on rn E ,e lom tne aate OF entrance only
Academy of the Holy Angels. aus7 " jy
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an extensive assortment Of J" NV" NO 20 "Seno
THE BEAUTY
ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
NADE
THE UNION STOVE WORKS.
(Late r. R. Finch's Sous).
Dew York.
D. McKENDRIcK, Agent,
%64.. MAGAZINE STREET -e,
New Orleans.
To Buyers of Ranges.

To Buyers of Ranges.
Ia presenting the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
to the trade and to the public we earnestly
R fsSy viii IL sssioS into ana ohsr
fhars ion they will select the BEAUTY above all
ness. f' ~ "'f'i'o' prao''eai useful
A Comparison.
Some Of the Elevated Oven Ranges need tho service.
chem On t. operate the and keep
want possessing ordinary intesence caD onars SET
of In these days when
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
saqatd be supplied with simple and effective an
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
Annoyances Saved.
you would save yourself from great discomfort and
nsie upon food inden
Oot of sr d. and will
man VIII az oDcs
brains and o1 ap9rtve eontrivances Of antiquated
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
which Is none the less valuable because Il ia beautiful,
Failure of Old Inventions.
Our experience,
AS MANUFACTURERS FOR % THE LAST FORTY
enables to furnish numerous casea of coo,,,r 49,.
heating inventions that have been imposed uno the
public BY ignorant and obscure makers 81 1rrst M
tensions and after brief but and expensive
trial have been proven useless and entirely worth
Advice to Buyers.
points to be considered viz: A A''Fot'~ns
l. Will the Range DO what is claimed foriti
2 The mode of Operation-is It simple or com nlsxs
Can the parts Tor pates) be easily replaced In casa
they are burnt ont or aceidentiy broken ~
T. The general construction-is IL durable and con
yenients " ""'o anu con
S. The CoST-to buy and to maintain.
Oar Claims to Favor.
Fart ba
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AMERICAN EARrH CLOSET

., Mr. W. 4eKEHDRrcK has just received large va,,s.v
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Mr.. Mex has also In store land for xxb;,, h. T.; a,
an extensive assortment of o" no 20 aSen u
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The angel ceased his song. Little Agnes
slept. The house was quite still. The
door-bell rang loudly; Agnes papa had
come. Bring Agnes to me-" he said, as
he entered his study. He had. scarcely
closed his door when a loud cry aud much
confusion in the rooms above caused him
to step into the hall and ask what had hap
pened. "Miss Agnes! Miss Agnes :" we're
all the words he could hear. Going mp the
stairs quickly, he saw Agnes lying pale
and unconscious in the arms Of her nurse.
"What has happened 7" he asked, but no
one seemed able to explain to him. Agnes
was laid upon the bed. The doctor was
sent for, and ascertaining from the servants
what had happened, ordered wine and
broth and plenty of fresh air. 1t was not
long before Agnes opened her eyes. She
could not at first imagine where she was or
what had happened. But soon it all came
to her mind-the closet, her guardian angel,
her mother. the promise she had made
and throwing her arms about her papa's
neck, she exclaimed, "Oh, papa, have
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New Advertisements.
White cliff Springs
Monroe County. Tennessee.

THESE SPRINGS arc situated on Chilhowee
Mountains, &c Miles from Madisonyille, and
same distance from Athens, Tennessee.
They are located at an elevation Of about 1900
feet above Conasauga Valley, in a dry, pure
and very inyigOra.irg atmospherc-afording an
extensive and beautiful view oftle surrounding
country.
There are three Springs in close proximity,
two of which are Tonic, DiuretiJ and Alternative,
and have proved very ciicacious in relieving
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys and Stomach, and
have acted rs 4 sovereign remedy in Clorosis
and DismCnorrhea. The other Spring possesses
propertie. that have proved very beneficial in
Scrofulous Affections fthe skin and Chronic
Diseases fthe Eye.
The Hotel will be ready for the reception Of
guests by the lO,h June. Hacks will run daily
b ctwecn Athens and the Sprlngs-Fare $3.50
each way, Those Wishing to stop of ut Sweet
water, will also find conveyance via Jacksonville.
...a RATES OF BOARD:
Board and Lodging per day, 81 90
" week 9 90
" " month, 80 90
JOS 4. PECK, PROM.
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Fourth h'i''' Adm"s go; Greeley
2'o; lFomD"!l' l"'; DAVIS 81.
Fifth Adams BOB; Groaloy,
25S, Trumhull 81; Dawn, 3D; Chase,
-
On the s,Ath h"'."', tho chairman OF
the Illinois delegation announced . FOX
Adams Cheers II FOR Grsylay; , for
lram""...
Tn" tIra'' declared the rcau1, AdnH1,
~ Greeley 332 IrWmbulI 10; Davis,
e.; Chase, -; Palmer, J..
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The Grants Making Hay while the
Sun Shines"

The Grants Making Hay while the
Sun Shines"
Under this heading, the New York
NrrI'I, which ~9s,cnsrb'v stands iu the
attitude oi 81 friend 90 'hc P.o.iicu'.
pcrpetrate, tue following piece OF sa.iye
No doubt the great Ulysses has read it
wi.h much Satisfaction, withou, dream
ingof The mischief that Turks throughout
the entire article, but especially shows
itself in the apparently innocent o,scr-
ton that Though The Presidents family
may receive special attention, ou acrount
. qL,the r.erairi position ofi4gr tlihsr, and
c'ihirai"j American may DO weIl received
everywhere aud among all classes, 20
Here is what the H,yuld says;
The Presidents family is wise in its
generation, on, in other words, has the
good sense 10 take advantage OF the for
tunatc and elevated position which the
head Of it occupies, and why not? A
great deal Of fuss has been made about
the relatives Of General Grant being
favored in the dispensation of govern
mcnt patronage; but why should not the
President. who receives o miserable pit
lance himself, do what he reasonably can
to promote the welfare of his relations ?
In Europe people have no such narrow
minded views. The children of General
Grant have been houored there on ac-
count Of their father and the high posi-
ton he holds. Lieutenant Grant, who
is travelling with General Sherman, has
been receiving particular atton.ions.-
Miss Nellie Grant, who went over to
Europe lately with friends, has received
the hoHors rendered only to tho most
distinguished persons. Showers of boz
quets strewei her path, and those in the
f.oot ,o,.r. -, Ii,, 81, ,,.,,l o,,l thu.
49,, ~,
"'"O'l"T ''''' "t"'' u 'h'
President, it Is said, are going to Europe
shortly with friends Of the family. They,
doubtless. VIII meet with u like recep-
,;o, ol.. .,Y.lr.,., 81 yL,p ro.,dsrt ora
.I. =.
~ ''''."a ""' """' '"0 ~"
@~"iI'>' ~ '"N'Is a"'au'"oe OF the en-
clwlatau"r' m which they are placed.
Should President GIautLe reelected lie
will rel;,r 10 priyo,a fife in less tbon five
c. 81. 1885, ,,.
s'''' '"', '"''' ~''' vas. VI ''-
Ie"|' ~ less IMAM one year. ana thero
gould be no better opportunity for his
family. nov in the very spr!ug.time OF
life. to tarrl abroad and 10 profit bv the
..o:.i .~r..r;4;,. ,.h;.l, ,.;r l ,.,,,,
4 Hlltlt. ltDEIiltttl lO .ltlI on MIS- account.
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c. i. WOODWARD, Secretary.
Sensible Words About Advertising

The following is from the financial
article of the New York journal of Com,
merce: People VINO sit %nGryously IL
counting HOUSES. or behind their goods
waiting for customers TO tnI;" them by
storm ARE making no effort TO let til,
world know the bargains they have tc
offer, will find the season very unpropi'
tious. Many Of those who have spent
large sums i'll hiring drummers and pay
ing for other well known appliances o
trade, affected large sales but swallowed
NJ too large Il share Of the receipts, il
such enormous attendant expenses. The
best remuneration has been found by
those who have returned to more leSitl-
mate old fashioned methods of pushing
their business. We SAY il, not s.mpll
because We are interested IN this line OF
expenditure, but rs our advice 10 III
WHO wish to be enterprising, and to Sc
cure Il large custom, there is nothing
now 81 effective to this end, MS iudicions
advertising may be like IL gentle touch
Of the whip to poor Dobin's horse
mercy thrown away but Il liberal out
luy is almost certain to bring it in =
large return aud tins last even beyond
the current season. We do not believe
rhnt any one, who lg,s valuable service
on desirable property to offer, can fail Of
reapiry q rich harvest, by continuous
ADVERTISING ON q large SCALE 100
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COUNTY r-nrrsntlnr.

On motion OF ". J.. Hlrh;Snu, f.SQ.,
% c,umiitea Of five Was appointed 70
select delegates 20 lac S,aycC oIysUtiol,
which cuuyeucs on the 9TH lust. at Nash
vile, aul Also to draft resolutions ex
prrssi,c al the sentiment Of the meeting,
The rnmirmm appointed the following
gentlemen. To wit. W. |. Hsrhison, y.
p. Hight, Joseph Mar, + T.. Griffith,
and g. +. C.,stecl. who retired, returned
ard reported the following resolutions,
To wit:
WmHu,s, 4 State Convention Of the
Conservative Democratic party has been
called to NEE, ut Nashville ot he 9TH Of
MAY 1872, therefore
Rsspl'sj, That the Conservative, and
Democrats Of Monroe county IN couyon-
zion assemble I. sanction aUd approve
the holding Of the Ntato Convention on
the 9,h Of Nay ut the city Of Nashville,
for the purpose Of nominating Il cundi-
date for Governor and for such other
purposes as shall be thought advisable
when in convention.
R.soirJ, That the CONSERVATIVES and
Democrats Of Monroe equity, having
A..
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ticket with enthusiasm.
The Memphis Lcdgor is satisfied and
hopes, ia National Convention meets
ut ALL 1t wII adjourn without any action
N, -,
Inc nashville 'h'oH mt +inl'1IcGn
gives sketches OF the candidates and
adds:
The Ticket can and VIII sweep tho
Northwest II seconded by the Domocra-
cy. It's election depends solely upon
the action Of the Democracy.
The Nashville Banner says:
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Chancery Court at Madisonville.
Asa b. Young Admir-. &c. VS.. Fannie
Howard. ct al.

Complainant charges in his bill, which is
sworn to, that Defendants, Matilda Barns and
husband, JOHN DrLH, hilrev Ann Gillespie and
husband, ~. Gillespie, arg non-rCsidcnts Of
the Static. Icnusssoc. Iii. therefore ordered
that Iubiieati1u he mudc Tor .ohr successive
weeks in ihc Swcc,watcr Enterprise, 4 newspa-
per published in the town 0fSweotsstsr, Tenn,
notifying said NONRESIDENT defendants to appear
nj the ncT; term ct the Chnnccry Court to be
held at Nndi;nnyilIc outho first Monday of June
next, and make defence to the charges in com
p~lainaEts said bill, or the same will ba taken for
confessed and the cause set for hearing OK parte
as to them. 4 true copy Of the order at Rules.
Test s. 4. HALE, & &M.
e. W. HICKS, Sol. for Compl't.
aprl 2h-Gt-pf$5 . r.',.
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Sacramento, California, is III hot wa
ter. One Lloyd Tevis hMs recovered
Judgment against I'LL the hud on which
stands tie city. The prosecution has
been conducted very qnieily, and it
looks M il timid people were to come
down handsomely TO quiet wuiomdcd
adverse claims % their Possessions.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
Inc Cinelnnatl nominations.

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met transacted business "'l"o'''" NJ"
us members gone nome r"F h''l''N
II has OeSn tue '"e''' ." tue press ]"
every par Ut '"' '"""'i' sumo "Il'',
ing ahp o'hers co'usi'"'n" Inc '"''
lc"i press ~ h'S'' nave '''' rAP''''"'
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was openly uecla''" 'n'' u" one """'''
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The oidest newspaper in the world is
published ut Pckin, China. This is the
reason why newspapers are always peek
IN into other peoples business.
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c I'm GIN Natl :,
liberal REPUBIACAN COSTEN.
lion.
Platform Unanimously adopted.
BaiIoiiug for tho Candidates.
Greeley aud BrOWn-the Various
RnllntS.

f.,..ur,t. NI,r 80 Erg-ip.
" rl,, and ,Jndr, S,.u,.v lI,tt5ovs
addressed tine Convention inst r,.,lt
rho ,,,,.,, /, p,o,i,.t. c,,j;.
I,,. .. ,,rG,.,,r .oy.,.,l ,J,y,,n.,
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