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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-10-16

ting rid of them is to gather them
by hand and crush them"
81 think that would be an ef-
fetual way" said Henry, Eat least
with the crushed worms. But is
it right to kill worm thai is so
beautiful, and grows up to be
such beautiful butterfly.
{" Beauty wont save it," ans
wered Charlie, 'sif it is mischiev-
Gus and bad. There is no good
ness in mere beauty. Some OF
the most beautiful persons are
the most vicious. If a worm
destroys what a man has planted
for his own support, l think he
is justified in defending himself
by killing the worm. If man is
lord of creation, he ought to act
the lord and take away the life
of insects that destroy the vege
tables ON which he liyes.n
Our young naturalists, in their
attempt to moralize, would,
doubtless, have become terribly
involved in some knotty ques-
tons of religious duty toward the
lower animals, had not their con-
versation been suddenly cut off,
just at this point, by the news OF
the arrival of their littly city cous-
in, who had come to spend the
summer with them. The beauti
full butterfly, and its right to live
under any circumstances, were
forgotten so that a hearty greet
ing and joyous welcome might
be given to their long expected
friend.
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BUILDING MATERIAL
Consisting in part Of

Lumber, Timber, Rattens,
Siding, Lath, Shingles,
Moulding Z Flooring,
Surfaced & Match.
ed Lumber,
Doors and Blinds,
Frames, Castings <
Balusters, Newell Posts,
RaiIings, Sash, ETC., etc.
D9r surfacing and Matching done to order
on short notice.
Builders, Farmers and others in want of
Lumber, or anything else in our line, at the
lowest prices, give US . call.
Office and Yard West End Of Main Street,
near the Bridge
French, Reed q McCulIoch.
Millersburg. o.. Feb. 8. 1872 26tf
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Work in the Horticultural
Department.

October in northern ATTITUDES
will close up most ofthe out of door
labor for the year, while further
south a number of weeks still remain
befor frosts set. The cool, bracing
air at this season invigorates one,
and though the days are short the
amount OF labor that can be done
now is nearly equal to that accom-
plished during the hot, long days of
June. Nature seems to have Great
ed this month for the especial bene-
fit of those who are behind with
their work, and to give them an op
portunity to close up the many nee.
essary jobs around garden. The
copious rains have so freshened up
the plants and grass that lit le need
be feared of an autumn drouth. The
labors of the coming season may be
materially lightened by a judicious
foresight in the application of work
at the present time.
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Teachers.

TIHE 8OARD OF EXAMISERS Of Holmes
i County, o., will hold Examinations of
Teacher fer the casuig year, in Room No. Z,
Of Union School Building. at Aillenburg, on
SATURDAY,
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Avoid cuacks and Imposters

No Charge for Advice and Consultation.
Dr.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate Of Jefferson Aediedt
C0deQe, Philadelphia, author OF several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs. (Which he has made
an especial study either Ia male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or Of how
long standing: A practice Of 80 years enables
him to treat disease with success. Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
,tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10 cents.
j. B. DYOTT, M. D., Physician aud Surgeon \,
l0f Duane st New York
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afnl,..rs g,r.rrt 1srrrat1i<=n Mi11rRshrrRs, @hin

dy. A box OF Pills with each bot7h6tESS
sa1e s red 10 i sold ffsNy1FEVERTra se6H Sss
mAfrTHAsk for kress Fever Tonic. 1t IS
lQN lSthe safest, Don't forget the war
rant. If il fails to cure you, Get Your Money
Back. W. C. HAMILTON 4 Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Celery.

Finish earthing up, banking the
earth well up against the stalks
nearly to the top of the leaves. Be
fore the ground freezes take up aid
set in trenches a foot wide and as
deep as the plants are high, and COW
er with straw and boards, increasing
the thickness of the covering as
the cold becomes more severe.
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- AA@A<AAA4&A -
FLUID EXTRACT CHu,
. Il the only Known Remedy for BriRhts Dis
ease and has cured every case Of Diabetes IN
OF the Bladder and inflammation OF the Kidneys.
Ulceration Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
tion Of Urine, Diseases Of tie Prostate GLAND
Stone in the Bladder, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for En-
fssbled and Delicate Constitutions Of both Sexes,
Of Power, Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breath
ing, Weak Nerves, WaEefulness, Pain in the
Bsck, Flushing ofthe Body, Eruption on the Face,
Palhd Countenance, Lassitude of the System, etc.
Used by persons in the decline or change of
life; after confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
ting in children, etc.
In many affrctiona peculiar to ladies, the Ex-
tract Buchu Is unequaltd by any other remedy
As in Chlorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Pain
fulnem or Suppression OF Customary Evacuations,
corrhea or Whites, Steri.ity, and for all COM
plants incident to the Sex. 1t Is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midv1ves for enfeeblcd and deli.ate constrtu-
Gons Of both sexes and ail ages
KEARNEY,S EXTRACT BUCHU,
otyes Diseases Arising from hmprudeaess,
flbits Of Disspd Etc, al their stages, at
little expense, III tie or no Change in diet, no In
convenience, and o ex posure. It causes o fire.
quent desire, and gives strength 10 Urinate,
thereby removing Distractions, Preventing and
Curing Sti icturss OF the Urethra, Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, frequent in this class Of T's-
eases, and expelling all Poisonous matter. =
KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BCChJ,
S.09per bottle or six hotties for IS co. delivered
to any address, secure from observation Fold by
druggists s.EyNtg syrEyTssFe n cPssPS1e6 Par BY
to whom oil letters tor information should be
addressed.
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DR.. sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Consti-
patton, Liver Complaint Vomiting of Food,
Sour Stomach. Water Brash. heartburn. Low
Spirits, Nc. In thirty five years never failing Z
to cure the most obstinate eases Sold by drug
gists generally. J. X. Rsin, Agent for Mill
ersburg, Ohio. Depot, las Eighth ST., N. Y.
Circulars mailed on application.
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MURDER

1No. we would only call at
III OIGIl11e.t TO our Well Auger,
with which man can earn SIS per day in good
territory 1t bores any diameter, and ordinary
wells at the rate of $50 ft.per day. Farm, Town
ship and County Rights for sale. Descriptive
book sent on receipt of cents postage. Ad-
dress AUGER CO, st. Louis No., E. b. Van
DEwAN,W ashin2ton Court House, Ohio, Gen.
eral Agent for Ohio.
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--1IlvNu oIHR AND CATHOLIC MESSENEER suun,,

INSANITY AND MARRrAGE.-Ipstances -.
n nane n,ntermarrying with actually insane
P %asoat are rare, observes II writer in thu
~"mcee, out cases are by no means infre.
gusnt OF sanity uncousciously allyinp itself
w;th some member of a family saturated
Win madness, or epilepsy, or some forn,
VI neu.osis. As the writer truly Remarks
mans '.seiective common senser is iikaIS
enough to guide HIM Alright in bnvinrss
, norse OF pig, but is silenced, being over
ma BY unreasoning passion. in o, ona
n 1ne most momsntous phases of life 1t does
u. not occur to the parties who are pronosina
,; ~ ohenseives q new relation, which is
in to have consequences reaching far
an.o the future, to Inquire into the health
an0eceaents of enc another. And vet in
sanity is notoriousiy an hereditary disease.
, mnlch ought to be regarded as an impedi,
ment to marriage. Were a table tn he
arawn up exhibiting the percentage Of
servous disorder, in children descenSeS
rom parents having this hereditary taint
mere Is no doubt that a stronger casS
would thus be made out against such ALI
a ances than could be made against the all all
ances OF blood relations. The lesson
however, would 60 UNDECIDED, and peonis
would continue to "take the chances"
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me opinion that guano consists of the
excreta OF birds is proved erroneous hv
the investigations of Dr.. Habel. nft oy
treating the substance with an acid. 6e
1ound the insoluble residue to be comnos
gu OF fossil sponges, and other marine an.
lmais and plants, identical with those still
e ea.st!ns IN the neighboring seas. The
r ,avs 700, .nae toe anchors of ships off the
the bottom of the ocean, is in Conflict ,a Uith
the prevalent belief. Hence we are to rel
gard the guano deposits as the resnlt Of
one accumulation of fossil plants and ami.
nals, whose organic matter has been trans.
, 10; into heterogeneous substance, the
mineral portion remaining intact.
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SOEEk R; THINGS ABOUT BABIEs.-A great MANY
CURIOUS things happen to babies in this ronr,5
T MoLlo OF ours; one thing is-pIanting them
Inns Is done by the dark skinned women nf
Tb Innea, and isn't half dreadful as it sounds
baby in it, and then packs the warm S| sand
arc Srouna MIN to keep him in place, as yo4 wonid
c SeG out Eose.bush. 1t keeps him ont of mis-.
mother works. All day long he sts wi i1 ms
T Ia crlo, and at night, when she is done With
e cGT W os ne is dug out If you don't fancy
= h. o lisa SAND for baby, what do you think of
c zig Suoe' stuffed with moss to make it com
1 The droll little Laps cradle their
enS 10 that way The shoe is large of course
aeu III nhue OF reindeer skin. 1t comes M big6
a. a. C Cne PACK, IKE the slippers we wear now.
adays, and is turned mp at the toes. The n,oss
Wild which 1t is stuffed is the famous reinJeeT
mos9, soft and white, aud the odd little bIscS.
eyed oaby looks very comfortable han0in0 fron,
the tree or slung across it's mothers bscf.
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EDUCATIONAL
NofRE DAME OF MARYLAND
ooA-hGtArE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG ANN,
Conducted by tho School sister.oe
70 Miles North Of Baftfno,.

of Baitmorn is located 10 tho n, ost ds,,,,,,
street HomSa at tho intersection OF Up PAT
Of the Wssb,nsanI avenue 40 Iat thrne SnArcS
Ground, We'll honament Of Blmoro city n9 Ts
for aud and oxtsnsveiy ~
accessory and constructed and furni,.a ,w,.h
S Sn s safety shoroashly Tor OonyeaisScs
Sidsd Sy ga' each story p e
Plug. ana sSs1s ssss. 1 .Gsss
been psssys danger. sa e
1ave been to sooom M the tower Ar,saso%.ass
branches desire w to to give 70 spsss
for ,Ss Of ao1d!s
'Aa ana French languages wiz Do given TO tho Cor.
TERMS PER ANNux:
ho mrl and ana Tuition, fnoludlpp. En-. r..
DraSsns ssna Y H.n Needlowork the sisn sss
Music rtaIior Boarders. - .s29o
For spanish. etc, form extra char1:. I'D
DIRECTRESs MnT Tn; sddres.
Govanstown S So.iIRE AMEOF MARYLAND
aul7 I'm nsys ho.
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Corns LION OF TIE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Turner 81 Philip and Galvez streets o'i1h q
New Orleans.

mild and throuGhout this establishment
ths san,a f Recreation. table dornitoras on
ines sane ior All In short, everything Tends 10 an
to.e hnectonate union between the Sstara 70 PIo
1--WE tutes lntrusted to their motherly care o In
Ill. ne INSTRUCTION Ia thorough and solid and IN
" III. Ie rreqnTements of society. The conrse
IL posn thghsh and French eli the brancbes Of
t ooR at the present day. Each ianora
ny natlves of respective countries az Is x
sure correct pronunciation. 50 as TO in
tng aeanemical year closes with a pub}ic e,b;hi.t
vited. 70 winch parents in
Ed1caon Is here the object of special atte,t,o
@ Governing those placed under their cba
~ s1as3on alone tie Sisters of St Joaenh ss
t 10 principles of solid piety reaur ~
observance of polite and amiabe denort Lns
p5i een rs OF respect and alection towards narsn1
Iuplis OF all denomination are admitted " parents
NoTA-During the bathing aeason H. ,,-,,
of 81 70 the Bay St Louis where the Sister
Vi OF; 8seph have fourshing academy '' s'er'
,tEkMSITo be paid in advance AZ fo,lovs
Washing, "a $50 GO
Entrance, -'-----.---------- 10 90
g. iusi ISL; lessons and use Instrument. OF M
Drawing reasona ''-'-- 90
i<oeoon5 q m
SSte on painting according to the number NJ n,D"
Neeeae.Tork In all is varieties golden amhraiJpr9
charge. " " "o"foers without extra
For further particulars address, '.Superiorss, y, ~.
OF the Sisters of st. Joseph Boy xii Ss1 0
i'Ansi or II more convenient. apply to 1" Va
roo,7s, THOMAS LAYTON
or Y. u. ELDER, Agent
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COLLEGE
OF THE
IN RlSTIAN BROTHERS
Corner Eighth and Cerre strsa,s
ST. LOUIS. MO
PROSPECTUS.


p This Literary Institution sttu,.toa ,,., A.
fonnJsd ep9t In the city Of Louis Missnnri M
Is5i I,s inc Brothers OF the CHRISTIAN Schoc,s IT,
%, Public already gansd
happy results the ssasn :. These
ean tEYsry possible attention. Is paid 70
or ceanness dormtogp %
lie ynraus aha hss for cold and damp
caon 1s hsrs an Of sda
plan and s. seaaasssd
With the greatness ST the woL enasaS S9mmen
aao1 for ~ and Sn.
beget emulation he LEI el and promotions
'A9Sr pleasure and success certainly making
for the of the students anu library.
session of IT, Iu,1t9n and Physicians Fec per
Eo- ~. "a zen mohthB sam
For Dav Stndnni 100
10 the Primary Class ............ '''''.'.' S9
Music Drawing, and tho use Of aunafsin, 4; 30. %
uuy OF Chemistry and Natural Philosophv Sr In, me
VIG .ar% 0i av9 months deduoton made wSen
ripas are aIraS tho term School books aud ned
Payment Of Halrsessio,i in Adra1ee.
,ummer audi should DO provided with least three
OmSs brushss these viii be fnn5Piss.a
ana WSs snelen sum deposted the Treasursr
hey should give timely notice. settle ali soconn, an
VA % inc travelling expenses; and II IL be- beforc tha
%a Inc session. notice should be given two Weets
The session commences on the First mopd.v &, so,-
pef, and ends on the Wednesday before the ~
ne religion profesSed and taught in the CoIez. In
ne Catholc Students of other denom nations are ~
provided they wttffng for the sSko Of order
ious worship. ~ N'i~i0oo VI Eon-
Parents living at dIstance are required IN annort
ONE one In ST. Louis who will be re- ponsIbia Sr
saviDR the College. ~ may 70 uifecSeo on
For particulars, address
Au' I'm BRO. JAMES President
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t e r M s, IN GOLD:
To be Pai3ln Advap,e
NAZARETH ACADEMY,
BARDSTOWN. KENTUCKY.

Nazaeth has been boarding school for yo,rc ,o,;,
lot the last,siIty years. during which tine r.
ceved an extensive patronage from the Middle Wsst
tho open for the reception of pupils at any time of
The run daily from LouisviIle IN p,rd.to~--,,
stopping at Nazareth Station " "'O''o"n'
Inc scholastic year Is vided to two Saus;ors H.
nrst commencing the First MopdaT in Senten;
inc second commencing February LIST.
TERMS:
BOARD and Tuition, Bed and Beddipr WASHING
SDoctors Fee and the Higher Branches per
Al M
Lower branches including Board and Tn,ton vas W
5ed ana Bedding, Washing Doctors Fee per
sSaoion ....-................-- IOI m
extra charges. EAU ~inCinS' form
For catalogue apply to the
a,a MOTHER SUPERIOR
"u<s I'm Nazareth near Bardstown KentncLy
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ST. NIARY's DOMINICAN ACADEMY
GEEENvILLE, LOUISIANA

ladies wss s offers peculiar advantages to yonng
IN rs,tuated about Ave miles from New OrIesns On
tions of tho State. - ~ Va 'ne most healthy sec
IN Septe0SH ear Commences the First Monday
II inc nIeS 3 on the last day of June
- SLuueS Two Sessions of ii ve months eacb '-
for p enteIed during Session will be CHARGED onI
viii ~ -. IOLon OF 1t as may remain No reducto1
the LOT those who may be wfthdtayn hrE,ro
ness PSti"h OF the Session, unless In case of sek
i nIIeas Tor particulars Supsrforess st Marv,s n
Churoh N'"'' OF FSstor Of st. John the Baptist
Au24Cf
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ESTABLISHED IN Ise,
! by members of the Secietr of ,.,
perienced uuinIerre legislature in 1850 IL bas
every cility for acquiring thoreas to offer
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL. rnrc. ~
some f %, aSSmsson personally
Bu,tetips Of good moral oha.h must pro-
guardians of ths three times year to the
5nct iaaII me students, to inform thew es or
An nnd improvement their sons o. the CON
and greatest csSe ena daily visis the institutions
sick. Aho attention are bestowed ON H.,
The ne1t sa .aoon. per session, item months, aoao
Payments mnat /, oegns on September ist Is13
parents and FIJI Ta1a,ogues containing nstruc tions
cation to 1"i pSf'icuiars' will be sent free on spni
KEY j. G. ZEALAND ST
;vs,n President st. Louis Uni 4srs,.
- ---------- st. Louis, Mo
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EDUCATIONAL.
l. RsULINE CONVENT,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.

his Institution, which the inhabitants of exa b.
Kindly favored with their patronage for the Last nav
i've years needs no special Commend alton ~ 10 ~
give an ont,ne of tbe e IT will therefore, t
ladies' of this establishment: poisuea oy ILL
MORAL EDUCATION,
Inc ohject constantly kept in view bv the T1-s,;
d ~ uornng az their pupils minds with knowiedoe
ana the training of their hearts to virtue The pi
are also formed to habits Of order cieaniine,
polite manners They never permitted to % an IN
yond the reach OF watchful bnt marerna, ar ~ Pc
tenaencs whose vigilance secures the preserystion f
the members of this Institution are
iic5 puptis of all denominations are sdmitted 2ro
i nsy can present Testimonials of good behavior No
scholars but for the sake of order ALI 70 se
ship. "a oiFihe w or
PHYSICAL TRAINING.
nGath OF the pupils is matter of the greatest
.tanty attended by of the Sisters and timeI M
Is R,ven 10 parents or usrdians when the mail
nhi AZ allow OF it. Parents free to send
ne ladies' are peculiarly attentive to the foo, aan
pupils and are careful that none be given bnt sncb
as IS wholesome, and always ABUNDANT The bo,r o ~
the mind nor the body pup:ls fs ,rn
their application to study. f 'S Aiolh
TUITION
Inc course OF instruction embraces the English Car
an ana French languages. Each Language is tanrbt
correct pronunciation. Plain and Orna
snip, Arithmetic, Ancient and Modern Ganerh
sacred Ancient and Modern History use of eiidhey'
loosy Natural Philosophy with the apparatIsl Eie
nents Of Astronomy. Botany Book. keeninS H Sio
'TTa" si raintlng PLAN and Fancy Neediework ~
Th VIII De taash5 to pupils whose rents desire it.
1 no ecnoastc " ear commences The frat NJ Santon.
e. auu ends the last Thursday in June nv an erami
'oN inu eAhioitlon, TO which parents are invited
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ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL,
CORNER PRYTANIA STREET
One Square from Napoleon Avenue
TT ton for the education of Young die.
az 20 Ieparatory Department conducted by the Sis
c marty, VIII reopen its classes and rssnna jts
Tbe c Exercises on Monday September Ist 1873
branches forming a solid education otAooS All Inc
TERMS PER MONTH";
Invariably in Advance:
English Classes per month, Observation-Disclosures
No deduction made for absence.
Extra Charges
'0cp and Instrumental Music at Professors cbaroa
N4An ana Fancy Needlework. Stationery etc H'''
or further apply to the sistera NJ that,
residence on Napoleon Avenue. az, ~ snslr
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
ViAhANoVA COLLEGE,
DELAWARE COUNTY
PENNSYLVANIA.
'"e direction of the Fathers of En-, o,,.
Augustine. " o.

offers sun@ris. CHI Altered in ls4s n. nm Trade.
ACC uire tbnu ~ va tages sudan. hversity
for Scisntihc eduoation to onanr nS wish t.
It is pleasantlS numerical .G1 pursnits themselves
vania Central RI s.asted on the line of the p,
ph, coiiese ten miles from Phadsi
ments asa College buildings. with on the Premises
80 tne ColieState Year com n,pnon.
June. nates on the Last Mondav ~
n,., -TERMs
month"; aro and Washing per sess;o, ~
- ."''..--. ''""i"n Oh hve
cha 1Sesh Languages form extra
iui particulars. send for a cata,oo,.
jyao u ~ VERY REV. L. GALBERRY o.,
|EcpCCro,,r. ----,-------- President.
Ane Collegiate Exercises will be -s.n,
SECOND OF SEPTEMBER
S'S'-rayaele Half Yearly in Advance
:. 80 :" PRESIDENT OF THE coLLEcp
81. LOUIS UNIVERSITY. =
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st. RY-JEFFERsoN COLI
PARISH OF ST. JAMES La.

| - I. ID Il I'D F RSON COLLHcT
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated on the Mississippi River Sixty Miles above
New Orleans. NV
AhiS ancient and magnificent establishment inoor
po"tea by law Of the Legislature and empowered 70
grant diplomas aud degrees will DO opened on the "a n,
October 1t is under the direction OF the M.r,St
Fathers who form society specially devoted to eduon
ton. College Point and Convent Lar ling are oonvo
nent and regular landing places steamboats, going
70 and returning from New Orleans
TERMS:
Payabe In q. s. currency half yearly in advance.
6ve nntG' "aahlng aud stationery, per term Of
~ -. Observation-Disclosures
ooo.or ices and medicine In ordinary cases of III Low
rnoSo IoT ALI, per annum
StfI ~ ZEE 70 DO paid only once..-.......... 10
In advance. " POI" ior monthly
REFERENCES;
1A'S "FEe Inc Most Rev. Archbishop of New Orlsans
r., The Rev Clergy OF All iers.
at the College. ~ WV S A''' @Fesident
o.,,-o MR.. p. PoURsrNE.
o"'' - ~ NO. J4O Gravier street, Now Orleans
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COLLEGE
CoLLEGE
L NJ M "A = U LATE CONCE TION
corner OF Common and Baronne streets.

Louisiana ana the State
nSs ey the Fathers Society Of
courtyard pn for educational purposes
t tb SO that from the arrival pnps a @
secluded and superintendent = " .ney are cons:.n tly
. Tho Course Of Instruction IA thro.,,
commercial and Classical 'A''oioiu: Preparatory,
Ths Crpeparatory Course is for beginners.
MOI Wish to learn Latin and reek "'uoents who do
inc CLASSICAL Course is for those vbo d,
complete education. " 'o'e VINO desire to have q
gets11oh Is taught in the three coursos
read and write. uniesS they know low to
, Inc moral and religion training of the .t,dan
Ae4 T ny ooJects OF the instrac entSis tne
\ ntepy month report 10 sent to parents .+at; 100
Vii IT, ogfess rank in class and attendance oor-
me e academical year begins on the t;rs1 e o.,
ana closes towards the end July D'S' Oh october
~u.. TERMS:
Course' payable In advance and I, r1n,+.d
r states currency, two months, SEQ "Au IN on'9ed
preparatory Course. SIG.
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