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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18

THE fourth annual Convention Of the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union of the
United States, began ITS sessions in Phila-
delphia on Wednesday last. Delegates
were present from all parts OF the Union,
and the exercise were Of almost interesting
and instructive character. Hon. Dennis
Dwyer, of Dayton, Ohio, is President of
the Union, and it numbers among its mem
bers many Of the most honored men Of the
nntiNn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18

As was anticipated, the South Carolina
election has resulted in the success of the
rpet-baggers go that unhappy state viii
continue to be under the rule ofthe scoun-
drels who have depleted her treasury and
slaughtered her credit The only redeem
ing feature of the election is the possible
gain of one Democratic Pongrossnan.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18
Eoso gcrtrGNft's BEGjoTitg scds
lgGtIe Cy.

Day by day and hour by hour the evil
deaces Of fTs.ud at the late election accun-
late We yesterday printed a statement
referring to the arrest ofquite large num-
her of Reput hcan officials in IuZerne
county. charged with having debauched
the ballot This morning there appears in
nearly all the morning papers Of this city a
communication addressed to the Reform
Association, which, for the sake of expli-
city showing how so large q majority was
fixed up for Hartranft, we print entire;
To as Eeforna association of the City Of
Philadelphia
GEHrs: In the official count of votes for
Governor in the Fifteenth ward it is rep
resented that the vote for Governor was as
follows:
Hartranft.. ....... : .iS ta9
Buckslew --...-----.......-2 2,Sg3
Majority. ................,. -. 1881
The undersigned, judges of the election,
signed no such return or paper, and will
be qualified that the true vote for lover
nor was as follows, they having signed the
same
Har,ranft 5'S99 5S93
Majorfty....... Observation-Disclosures. 1897
BY exposing the above fraud you viii
oblige the friends of reform in the Fif-
election judges alter the returns to suit
their own partisan way of fixing up cleo
tion returns.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN PRITNER,
Judge of First division.
JAMES NASH.
I Judge of Second division.
w. J. MURRAY,
Judge of Seventh division.
ALFRED MURPHEY,
Judge of Twenty-second division
/ PHILADELPHIA, October II, 1872.
And Just here we state the fact that ir
tie Fourteenth ward there was a fraudulent
/ addition made to the returns of tI5O hun
dred votes and in the Thirteenth ward o
four hundp'e9. How many wards were fiKeo
up we have No means of knowing but Il
is perfectly safe 10 assert that the returns
of the whole twenty-hine were thus manlP
ulated, and that Colonel Mcclure state
ment that at least 2J, 900 fraudulent votes
were counted az is substantially correct
But the matter does not end here. h'
frauds or attempted frauds were not con
fined either to this city or LuZerne county
but appear to have permeated the entire
state. Ia confirmation of this we learn 10y
telegraph this morning OF the arrest of DIR
II. +. Nuhlenberg, prominent citizen o.
Lancaster, United States Revenue COllec
tor, and brother-in-law of Simon Came
ron, charged with having offered $500 tt
Rienha.d Eenier, if he would stuff tn,
b2llot-bO and reduce Buckalew's major
ity leo in his precinct.
Now, let this good work of showing VI
the scOuDdl elisms Of the Republicans at th'
} late election be continued, III order thatth
honest men Of the state who have been $,
egregiously deceived in regard to the rea
facts of The case may have their eyes opened
. -fhita. EceHing Herald.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18

CRAMPS and pains in the stomach are
the result of imperfect in digestion. and
may De immediately relieved by dose of
} Johrsson's Anodyne Ljnenent. A teasnoon-
tul IN little sweetened water is a dose.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18

HEAVY OATS, are good for horses none
VIII deny that but oats can't make horses
coat look smooth and glossy when he is out
of condition. SteridQR's C6raEyy Con6jt;o,1
Po,oaeTS viii do this when all else fails.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18

Archbishop Purcell; Of the Catholic
Church, Cincinnati. celebrated the forticth
anniversary Of his cpl 'Iate on Sunday.
Catholic societies turned out in procession
and accompanied the Archbishop to the
northern part of the city, where he laid
the cornerstone Of a new Catho lie church.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18

MIR. JEREMIAH III. CRAWFORD, an ex-
press freight conductor on the Middle Di-
vision, was killed in the yard, at Harris
burg, on Friday evening last, by being
knocked down and run over by engine No.
3S2. He was about 81 years of age and
leaves wife and one child to mourn their
loss
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18

TEE VOTE BY CoUETIEs.-The follow
lrG - comparative statement Of the of
1ic.Ai vote for AuditOr-General IL 1871, Sith
as received
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18
Ct.CSfIES.

AUD. GEN, II. GovERSOR, -
Mean Stan Buck Hart
dless. ton. aIew. raHft.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-10-18

The following address has been issued by
The Chairman Of The National Democratic
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11
CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY AUGUST H.

path was FLIED with snarNs and pitfalls,
while the youths feat0fes appeared hide
ous and distorted. Eva tur1ed unhesita-.
ungly into the dresry path and swiftly ran
As she went the way seemed dark before
her, and then her silver lamp emitted p
brilliant light that chesred her weary
steps. Many we're the obstacles che hsd to
encounter. She was stopped on her way
ny large gate, at which stood . dark man,
magical key to the lock, aud it fsw open
before her. Often she was beaet BY forme,
who whispered to her of the terrible dikh-
culties she would meet upon her path, .bpt
she leaned firmly upon her staff, and -
she saw the silver beam from the lamp che
cheered and comforted. =
. Many were the Jsnares she escaped by
consulting her faithful mirror, and the diff
Acufties she ovefcame by leaning upon her
staf, while che belt she wore endued her
with fresh vigOr, and the magicaa key
opened every gate before her. Az length
q me castle rising Ssfose her. and and wssS :
cry Of jay sle spraDg forward and stood
uI5oa tho threshold. ee. F.0n':7 , - 90
sshe saw herself surrounded by "a noisy
group, each one offering 10 procure her In
eress to- the's castle, hut Eva remembered
shat her precious Sifts HAD Brought 1set
safely through many trials, and She needed
with AM eager hand she applied the
golden hey; the gates Jew open, and In 2
momeht she found herself within the eonrt
| Of tho castle and clssped Ia the arms Of the
beantffal lady. Need It .be told that one
80 iine and 90 faithful in the search afte'
happiness was just % generous In dfspess.
after Eva dwelt with her mother in th<
VALLEY of peace and was known as the IS
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11

A terrible wreck happened aOme years
ago on: the coast Of Tuscany. In his re.
port Of the affair, the Tuscan coastgnard1
remarks, With evident cOmPlacsnoyi -
lent every poasibls help to tho vessel wfsh
my speakiag trumpet, but, nevertheless.
many cOrpses were, found uP0a the eoaSs
nexS morntng.1 What are words Without
deeds You plead for the destitute, but
where IL your dollar You are eloquent
for fallen women, but What ere yea doing
to1varI' their rescuB7 You dsIHand an edu-
Gated ministry: what iyatst1slap aEg you
aidipR9 Y0u pity SlS0wfdOwaRd TIM !eher:
Lees, 70 Ihas 0rbhanage do yea consEieaco
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11
Il ARY-J EFFERsoN CoLLEGE,
PARISH OF sr. JAMES, La,

t.. PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated the Missiasippi River Sixty Mss above
Now orleans. li
THIS ancient and magniHcent establishment, incor-
porated by Law of tho Legislature and empowered 70
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened On the ID OF
October. It Ia under the direction OF the AArtss
Fathers who society specially devoted TO educa
son. College Point and Convent Landing are copvo
n!ent and res uar an.g places for steamboats, going
to and returning from New Orleans.
Terms;
Payable in O. 8. currency half yearly In advance:
Board tuition washing and stationery per term Of
Doc .ors teea and medicine, In ordinary Of H.
Rs,s s.y IL g +: md 70; monthly
The Rev. Clergy OF Al4iers.
For further details apply to the Very Rev Prosideht
Al 'he ''"eS'' MR. p PoURsINE..
DOLLY No. 40 Gravier stfoet. New orleana
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties Of this Institution will DO resumed the
FIRST MONDAY IL SEPTEMBER
Parents and Guardian desiring arstelass Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards, will nnd her
'yi he R SstS,. q q: e s s1s
retirsd and ronanetc stuafions IL aSFas IN adainsn
ss e % e ' sSssss Rs1s sss.
nsfo - the buAiSEs - meet thO ineFSasllg Hl8Hea
zs 6 I'D 10 E::: n
u1rOot- -S
yT JOsEPHB ACADEMY FOB YOUNG Liable
O. GAaduca01 By tho HiStorB 81 ChnEtsy
Near EnmatSbarE, EssdsEiok csanty, AsrJAan@
1his iAstitatten e Plessenty Sitsss'1 s,aS1 IA
sfIo fSoa RnnissbuE shd two Iiiss -. r. 80 49,
commented IN !o0' 49,
- ~ fSaisIse1ro Of Maryland In lsto- IN
/, k1SiSinss srs convenieht and Spaotoas.
!. u,.-a a,A Tafftan Yor AeeAemie year, nelneinS
| - IseS sna Beddfng Waahang, Aendans sne o,so n
| IlonforeD Gfo =
A.~-sN Al RATAiII III AnVANCB.
rAo $3.50 zsnrisA.ysAs1l n SEo s.ss,ese e A.
1,S1fSalash kn1u1ng coRDoSshvoy - Ne SSth - ~
o. G1op n0f SO 18Th 81 JGD1n1I.
LstS11 q iaaatEy diSanise 2 =, m;Iv:sanxOR.
suuamsv nssSanspss AslasElg. Baln1anNs1. q
49,.
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} McKENDRICK,
House and Ship Plumber, Gas Filter, Etc.
No. 464 Magazine Street,
-.s -
Near tho oorner of Rsos5 4
r'..-.. IS 2 p .s-
sew oKITASs..

Gas f11turee -
Pasticuar attention - solicted his large and COM
>plote assortment OF articles in the above Inca
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11
COLLEGE,
~ 1..'' ci ~ OF rHE --' r.-r. e..
INN AC ULATE CON;CE.P TION
be-, Corner Of GOpmon and Bar onns strests
= g. NEW ORLEANS. a..

This Literary incorporated by tho State Of
L0uisians and empowered 70 confer degrees, 10
anoted BY Fsthss Sfths sssety Of The bsia
ings arc we'll adapted for educational pprpossG. A
courtyard sHtrsy cut OF om tho street rsssrve for
seceeatiSu % thst from the Of thu pspils as
HI ~ ths!r dsRs.tnrs r. f. r., thsy are ssnstaatS
The eea.se d inssrueton sasbraess afsek, latin,
EpRish, french Poetry. RhetaRio History Geography,
Mlthenstiea, Assrohomy. Natural and Mental fhiioao
ply, With ne additon q HSokkesping and tie usual
studssts are NOT admitted unless they know how to
The moral and religious training ssdsussis the
load. Ag objects Of the tnst-acters. ,u5 hl,7stf 4
ArcS. prsEgsss, rank IN gasss ana ss.snaanoe.
October. and ends about the 5Ist or July. -
\ J! y 30 y TERMS W = ~
Collegiate Courno, payable In advance. and In Unts
| States ourrsney. two monthA goo, s-,r}
| scsI 7giv - :. Rev y. GAUrRELEI Psessdsas
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11

The MoRuraa STAR is always for sale by ~.
Chao. Elder, l94 Camp ssreee, who !" also
.,,o,.,r,rnA % reoeive Subscriptions for the
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11
iCT. srANIsLAUs ooMARRcfaL coLrEaK,
BAY ST. LoUls, MIesssrrRL 49, J

This Justification. chartered by tie State LeglGatnre
and conducted BY the Rrotbers of thu Saersd Heart
has been in successful operation snoe 1855
situated On Nc chores TINE Bay s1te
of tho sea breese and bsthins In the Sammsr s
did location great ncitement TO healthf exsrcse
and amussment fcr the pupfls Tho Coures
conprisee all the branches OF good Engsh sdacssion
Board and Tnition per session payable half yearly in
Was hing Dor session %
Be6dinY per session (optional) .....,....-. 10 10
Occtors 1oss. !. IS 90
Vacaten, II spent the 90 90
EXTRA CHABGEs;, .,tfs.... - :
JJeo on Piano per months. 90
Futo per M Attn Observation-Disclosures 90
N3rssg ipstrunsent per month. ......... 1 90
Spanish and German languages Per month, eas.. 90
| Eoif urther particulars, a2giy TO-, n,Lx.o,>
. mh9l '7aly ~ Director Of the College.
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,7.e .s":as 49,. ....e
80: .seszEzz.4s
Herr.. nr S&,r ana Catholic Messeflger.
eng sn. sns S.s.: 49,. s::s5 ;.ss
-~@-~~-N~~-~>,<-..~-- ---.'-~,->-.-'>->--~
~. ,.seruesoa Of III. 1snais csthoHe PsstsstssJ-t
Few York. = 49,.
..7,o.oo =. ~. -..,n,ox Of 1n,vs az
, As 80 -" III. -.s~hs..r, a tSa- "a. a
Edwst T MyHH' D n.S.S ~, Wsstsheater
male CeSoo"o Es;aSe ' I;Sht an th" sacond
village, saw ois1C ne"' s Sr sAS sfter the
floor ut the south wing. S3on s n the
whoie wing vas 10 ns. .rs".. "a cave the
door OF tue main enStaoco enu ~ ths
alarm, ont IN Iess t9aa L"ecy t,s"ss.
wnSte Oh tno vss ~ euuI .n,;n~ n are
lrom sl4 70 e'sn.oon, s - ai.ost sDace Of
time every one escaPsa. Thsl skaters
twenty In tae Hys-xenna. Not a
rusne0 ~ 1n1 T,,s 1919 and reggie
Percon. was inyoEeu: - s"~.ncnantiv fhe
ter hss were ooIaeN, S1% Rnt none are
Toll cSp'u "0s. y : 80
migSou; e.. .ost.nh. ara a total
Ao ~. sr $500 of fdsnitrre nor a gar
loss. NoS ~ Is0 a. t.sr,asa inmaAe.' had
m n. oAo 0.rsS The Ssiidins ~ beer, in |
~ ~. Is" sso,r threa vesrx:s ItVas . substantiat |
rceSi, mrack. WITH Al the modefu i'm prove; |
.nerts, entl vss scgpsbleof accommodating
ga sirls. It's original ooose was el2k, COO;
snS r. wssa anred for that amount. Thefe |
va IN insufsnea Of 00,00Q On the fasni. |
ture. ha4t ch , ii.t.Eq otGGilTotns . Il, |
s.,nnorary nnartera st che: Broti1eEs' Pro
tsctarv: Tor now. n few hundred yards dis
sent. nneii nerlnanent arranRemeuta & can
- 800 ei.swEere. =, = - .-'-,T,r,l. -,,a,-
o.-...x. .;,,..,.. - s;x,,,.;,ad.
The class room had NO especially co% hoS
tible material in II. The XoIk rSo% son nae
ON the floor. Spontaneous So a1 MaDs - -
thought to have oeen in ssss ,sssA,ss. The
Brothers think tnas tne 1io - an 49,,
diary one.' 1t coaidn nos neSe Saogn; . the.
the fire room or kncnen. eosa arg 81 .aS
centre Of tho building, ana one Sne n nona a,st
iees rom 'he Spot "'e ~ ' '' A w. ...'-
The girls are q ptfse5ie, slgatsl AL 49,; a, .
| nearly naked but the Ssstere are e!estsns
themselves to their nSmost 70 PI2S'sa ~
their wants. Hnndreas vis.oe S s nas,s $500 ~
OF the a,eas 'e ys sre ccynt,ibuted BIZ the
kind hearted. The society 10 40 R,usp ~
Gus condition, No deots OF any Iam NO hs
have been contracted ana ~ VIII Ins y ;n
long before everything "Al again 70 :"
working oroer' 79ri Ec,..,'.I -:
history, one which illustrates the trials and
yicissitudes of great organization which
4 began its work with a. light treasury. n
was founded to preserve the faith Of Cath
Ollie children, and TO proven. tnelr n0a~t q
ment to Protestons lnst ;s Oh., ra:nits;
4 Ives frat conceived the leea WniGn IesuI.os
in the establishments OF tne SroSecsaE Gy
"a The doctor was q convert 70 !ne Catee ~,
Church. and he adhered 70 DIS new Ialt'
uutl. the hour OF his deatn. ae yas. 2
one time bright ln@ a;aa Y re dxan sp
~ RAPIDLY from the ONCE OF QedSOnt " AtASaslp
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Mr. MeK has also IN store (and for which is agent
Al AxtensiFe assortmento Of / -, - ~ faF i
-. q, 80. THE BEAUTY ':.,V,H Il, -
e REvATED OVEN RANGE,
!-o;- r-5,.e MADE sr udj &: - st
TIE UNION STOVE WORKS.
80" Gate R. R. Einehs sous,. 80,
Seu xor. ."' Il
30 ,-,,.,
.,4i-. a.. ..- - -... .'a boss
Il D. McKENDRIcK, Agent,
81 MAGAZINE STREET. .4s4
''- 81 New OrleanA. r'
To Buyers of Ranges.

= - To Bdyers Of Ranges. T.I-..I
In presenting the 1T f's ,'' al
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
the TRADE and to the public earnestly request that
they will examine into and compare 1t WITH. other
Ranges in use feeling fully assured that after etrict
animation they will select tho BEAUTY above all
others for Its maay points Of superior practical useful
ness. .-.. .I..fs..I-yae
~: A Comparison.i .ae
Some of tie Elevated Oven Ranges need the services
q oompete1t enginssr t9 operate t.em and y keep
want pnssessng ordinary inteBgeuos can operate IL
successfully. Il 10 therefore, in these days vhen
the -" 80
CULINARY DEPARTMENT. i 7e,.-
should be supplied with simple and effective ap
paratus Us the .,l
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
- "a. Annoyanoes Saved. y
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80 ii. Aunoyanoes Saved. 70 "
4 g
IA j.. BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE. q 4
which Is mono tho hess valuable because b beaatfal
's. ,' Failure Of Old Inventions. . e..
: Our experience. ~ g,i.tt lfo ~. : .-.tIsT 4
AS MANUFACTURER 1 EeR'T LAST FORTY
ssssss ss.s ssss sss-sS
and after brief bat yexadous ssd s1pehsiye
trial have been proven useless and entirely worth
l., ~ 8. Advice to, Buyers. \, ~ d
In. selecting a. Range there several. important
f /. win the Range 30 what is claimed for It'll
Can sSs parts sSr pisses .ssy Teplsosdin case
and
S The Cosr-to buy and to maintain. :
~ Our Claims to Favor.
For the - = $780,.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE. .
AZ 9aado by tho UNION STOVE WORKS. it is
l. That 70 MI do - much. + not more work, and
I. E SSsR:s s.n aay othsF-vsS i'm
s. Tias it Is . neOhanissf i!udssiSaisy to make .
eomplets Range any more s1ple. Or saais. e under
ssSas AND ss
-. !. &c
expert. % can readily be sesa en- exsmipssion Tho
%
dsavord In yain 20 eet shs ashes and rsfse out Of
mat is ssaysais9sss sasss. b. 0:ssllsS, it,
siso economical Of fuel.
S That it pot only Iss SOLID and substaptal look
70
any other thing called BY the name Of Range.
A Good Range Essential to Home Comfort.
a ana Ss saoRs
sssRs S
Tho harmony and marthe comfort every meal S
nigh prices do not always furnish H. We sell the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
S be ad than
other Range of its clsss known TO the public
It's Rapid Success.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
GaRsS sse 81 and
Ss: eSSa .ass.ss Els yhs saEi.s
y sbe sSposor sSvantaSeS t6s Range possesses
loW-oven Ranges
. It Must Bake.
! TIE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
must bake as beat paesS AiseetlS up aud arOun
;. tic ovens, before leaving the Range.
1 Special Conveniences and improvements
Tns orssssEs provided vita venatpsp fer the esCAy
REaT S .sos - Is z - ksss: q
: . dsnVSe az She boste9 81 shs acme ela.e 1sz 4
Ss1Ia;, ed prsvessiaS q no G1inG eFound - ktehs
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EDUCATIONAL.

... SENSATIONAL.
SETON HALL COLLEGE,
SOUTH oRAEox, n. j., .a4
Inc Eirst Term begins September 4th.
This College saers the sdvaaaagss Of supslsor sas-
cauon Win ne oonferss and rsnnsnsntss Of hone.
The DOMESTIC DkPA2rlrpNr and rNrrRMARY
being I'M Dor the care Of the Sister, Of Charity.
TIRxs Per annum. GEO.
N. A. coRRIGAN D. d. 80
aus sm go President
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS,
Under the Direction Of the Sisters Nariaaltss Of Ho5
.---L Orooe, - -
Corner Of Rampant and Congress strsats Third Dsssic
... New Orleans, Leuia1A2&
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CANT vINcKNTs .coILEeR, '"t.
81 CARE GfaAnprAu. -1fiasoom.-

I,Ir-,. YAK, otRAhDsNU' -1kusVufAa-1 ~
Ths conducted by he Prisstso Of the Coz.
GrogatloA Of the Mssion OF g. yinesut &c PAM, IN
above Caro- and ONE hundred and Any miss bslsv 81
Tire College baildngs large eesnodious ana we'll
ventilated .The.grounds bsastfa extensive, and
The Co,lsss e Of easy socosa Regular daily packets
Tfe schelastc year begins On the FIRST MoNDAY
OE ;GEPTEMBER, and ends about to 6fet % July.
Board apd Tuition, per eohoiastic year. $3.50
Washing, and mending Of articles washed. $780,. -
Phyeician's Foe and Medicine&
LastrumsatA Musto. -
For further In formation apply .
Rev. A. YERTEA, q. n,
PrestdenL Of the College
.Aua7 II IL g. ST. Joaephs Church. New 0riaaaa
Mr. JOSEPH NITCHEL. Caahisr Of the .lastaas
Nssionai naut. No ioe Canal street Hey 0rlssas =
money which may DO pad 10 him far asoeeas Of he
's-',S1l go "A. vERINA, CsM Presidsat,
New Orloauss august Iels. - 71l = Il -!
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cIEoRGErowN COLLEGE, D. lc.se..,,'.

The Aesdenie Year bsEiss On tho vTRgT MONDAY
OF RErTENBER, and .endS in The lroe veeet e. 2uy.
Law Dspartmeatr wiz comnencf O6so0er 80.
iyf, AN HEV. JOHN EARLY, o. J., Prsaident.
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Ahaa Abs she gsras
1GR uE8OH STOWE WOHKB
G,zn nsiuR nOvpa 6nnuny Eo~
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1fyoR would yourseK from great discomfort and
misery, consequent upos halEoOoked foed fbdeAn
Italy postponed dinner because the range you have Ii
oIS OF order aud will NOT bakeand the additional
from tho fCpfocul dilAtoey
range man 70 repair z - pronised-yon VIII e once
dtscard the old abortive contrvances OF endqusted
brains ndpfocure tho : -'SB Ht''"s E7''@ {,
|dl .'..BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE r - .
which tho iess valuable becas b Beautiful
~ Fl Failure Of Old inventions. ~ S.'+
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11

go, look in this Mirror, it will point out
your path" She then gave Eva the lamp
and; placing the etaff in her hand, contin-
ued "This staff will support your steps
when weary, and this lamp will light your
path. Go onward and do not fear the
enemies who will present themselves;
| armed az you are, you can overcome them
all, Wien you reach the castie, it's gates
will open at the touch of your key, ana
| happiness shen reward you for all you have
little Eva felt swed at the Importance
lend novelty of her position: she bent her
ewes upon the ground, and VIXEN she raised
them the lacy had disappeared: Eva looked
npou. her precious gifts, and went reeotOee-
; " forward. She felt strong and able to
perform the task.
Tho way wal very deeOlate, the snow lay
6ae0 uvou the path, and the leataesa
Srerrcaea sixhed In tho wind. san Eve
Saile6 patientsy on, through the, drtSeeA
49, hssEe Ana over the frOse1 brooks
! Sho had bat one thOuEhs-to ESeeb tne
I castle Of hePpiRees and obtain heF Si''A
l tfor her mother.
!. from which tive roads divergSd. O9e ap,
: nearad dected In the beauty and f0na9o o.
= s5eouiAr , the other was 6leak ana oreaEy
= A. the entrance of the beautiful Psth $1,000
q a1urecefui youth, who invited Eva 20 ta.e
? ti,St rod, laying it was the shoTeees Wy y
!, tha easSle.s,f happiness. Eva heeaeaeea y
!. sessSIse. ana rlJ5o remembering tne poa1Sa
= ITaI Isdyia direction; looked in the miro
= - kNi.,lA ff.A ArSnry road Egh0oeSo tnett
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-02
istratOr's Final 81 settlement

To the Heirs and Creditors OF the EstaAe Of
Levi Lowrance, deceased, and especially 70
Robert LOWranee. Cd
THIS is to notify all persons interested in
IL the Estate OF Levi LoWrance. deceased
and especially Robert Lowranee, that 1 will,
see, on the