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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

The election opens at Z o'clock in
the morning and closes at seven in the
evening, thus giving every man IL
hours in which to exercise the rights
of q freeman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

II appears the tremendous Radical
defeat in Ohio and Indiana two weeks
ago was brought about by the RAIDS
staying at home and threshing buck
wheat on election day. What a pity
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

liz SIZES AuAIN.-Thc editor Of the
BcIlefontc IPdtchmdn, though seriously
affected with sore eye since the Dis
trict nominations have been made, was
enoilsd lust week to sec we'll enough
to fully endorse the District Ticket
and in referring to the nomination OF
Senator said
"llon. William A.. Wallace. the Democratic
candidate for Senator Is gentleman whose no.
cord us Democrat aud a statesmen Is beyond
dispute. llo has always used his lne ability FOL
the advancement OF Democratic principles and
for tho unlty and harmony Of the Democratic
party. lie Is an able lawyer, an eloquent orator
and u statesman, of whose power even the ablesl
Of our opponents stand in wholesome fear H'
will be a rallying centre for the Democracy 10
the Senate this winter, md We feel confident thai
he will not disappoint the expectations Of the peo
pe. During his oiloal record Of twelve yeats II
The Senate his Radical vllifors have failed e
find single wrong act to complain Of Theonl,
thing they complain oil is his efforts In behalf o.
Democratic men and measures.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

What wonderful consistency must
be displayed by the Radical who can
be tuned up to vote for an old dis
carded Democratic rooster like Alex
ander for Congress.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

A PROPER REMARK.-An enthusias-
tic Radical in this place who finds him
self without a candidate for Congress,
very cmphatieallysaid. "IfAlexander
was too much of rooster 10 receive
the supportofthc Democratic conicrecs,
| cannot swallow him either If can
not get chance to vote for a straight
Republicanl'll be did if ! don't for
Mackey, the straight Democratic nom.
inee. | donot like those 'benzinc can.
didates / want something straight
Those are the words of n sensible man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

The Harrisburg slate candidate,
Judge McEnally, expects to be elected
to stay at home by about 1000 majority.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

TuhS Orrl-Democrats, turn out to
the election on Tuesday next, and take
a hand in winning the greatest party
triumph ever won by any party since
the organization of the government.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

ouoh III IN tbe oltl, ;nata inf.
~,
-foruy-,wo wen iormeo p"mpk'ns
were pulled ron one v'"e IN Altoona
Wv yr m,',, G 'I,,a \, n,a po,,oc,n,o
,r,,at"'o, Hen iin,, u ~ Meek il ,hroa,
',,''d m",I' ''';,h ,ha IT, ~ ome nf h. eves
WV w W ~
A., ,,n,o'.' n,'i' Nusnn', !. mny .yh,.,
'e ~ poI''' !; ha,,, y, -, ".' ,;,,o S.nr, ,ha s,ans
s'"''' = "''"' " W. '' Wv
The old arsenal at Harrisburg
was sold last week iyr less than
Sao SnVVv' NV "ow o'' ""' 'o'' ''Vf
WV -
"A llttie girl, uaughter o' d. d.
Kuhn, OF FranlSlin was thrown ih'o
commissions, recently by eating peach
a.. -.
II; .. picNe''si ~ ' y so'' :" ",..s unu nv nv
Nove',s''s ~" " "%.',"'" ''';,,rn''
VIII proo"p'y 'aNc "P ''' '''''''' y
'no'e'
"a W, irwin :" ~ ~" Wy Siu1, Sppu1
S.orsl ~ h''R"vl,y ~, WV .'a,' ay'''v' !,
on on lues,"s ss noo nshl !, H. mn' "e'N' "
"''"' P0oVV "V''" y
Mrs. catharino Leech died IN
"rcs'nclu 'ow''sniP' DIM, oo""'y, W. =,
w'cns n'noo ~ wv a.,ans" "s' "
o''' ''"''''o' "'u e's" '"
Miss Estelle Nathan, the eldest
daughter Of Benjamin Nathan, whose
tragic death IS yet wen remembered
wv" ,, .. ~ .,''.''',s''',. .o'is"VS ~ wv 80
wy =" "0'"'s'"s "'''
Harrisburg his winter viii hav,
to accommodGt oyer one hundred
members OF 'ne LoglSlat'rc " excess @
OF o'her wn''ers--l,nk'hS TWO nun
-. =,
--ihe ogdei House at 'onnci
BUNS, Iowa, one OF 'he nneSi ho'ci'
III the west was Destroyed oy hre on
the morning OF the zlSt INST 81 io'a
loss, Sso,ooV' ihsnrace' SODIUM
-Commodorc VIM. inlnan died Il
Philadelphia, on the 25d INST lie en-
tered the navy IN lslz ana at ,h'
time OF his death was AT the heaa o
Oommodores on the retiren ils''
w. II. Gist, who was elected Gov
ernor OF south caroiina IN 1925 uie'
at his residence III thni Staie on TN
3oth OF september lie had 'aken ~
part IN pubic affairs SINCE Tue repel
hon.
The remains of Miss Louie Cole
man, who died recently IN Ioliax, Ial
lorna, arrived al Oarllsic' "a, on ias
thursday q week, ana was inferred y i
the cemetery oi tha' pace on inc da,
iollowlng.
Miss Virginia lngersoll, daughtc
OF toy. Charles IL; lngeisoll oi 'oil
neeucni ana MI Harry 4 "rangs' Q
wilmington Del, were married u
New haven, .ohhH on wednesday
'hc zist instant
Mr. I, Sehellenberg. Of Miiiiil
county one day week before las
killed two wild turlseysat one shot,ol
Shade mountain. lie was looking 10
pheasanis, when the two turkeys cam
marching along.
--Ex.Goy Harry Flaniran died a
his home in Arladelphia, Arkansas OF
,he S9d ;ns, lie was Goycrnor ortbo
STATE during Tho war md was one 4
the most prominent members Of tn
late Constitutional Convention
oa u..a.,. .e l,., ,,a.,, .n Il,
,,aa VA namoa , ~ Mcc,onor ,sb;l
",'',na i , !. 49, aL~'s,,;,,'. '~sy - Z, DE-
o,ap,, l', aa,;; ~ !" a." 9ag,s.o,, "" ooau,, " ,'a
s,eeN .p"n, In, 4 ye,s,,v .,' son c.pi;, W., ""
nissa,.,i ,, ',; n,''vG ~ ! wv h'""s IPo'
nun anu crushing MN " '"V ''''"'
--Ex-Presidcnt johnson has upo
his place ut Grcenville, Tennessee, tw'
tar,,o xvconin. =, .x.iilnx,e that hava ,,t.n,xi
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

Inc sunday iro""f ol inns ci'y' 'he
ah',ilng jonr'''', " SUI" '" NC """,,'
ny NJ. na' ,ah'on, rVccn''y e""','
aa'' ,pr Ihc",e''''' uosel"p., , non, -, =,
Joy MOTIFS inon, h.on'ru ,lyerr, a'a ,
peh)hm'h y, pcrry, wy .wo '"s' ,,"''o'
are inuepcnoan' nepunnc''' o'"o''"'cs
ior congress III 'h's c''y
bo'h parties me uo"lg 'nc,r m 'ese'
pes' 70 WIN on Ihe 'h,ru u"y " Nosen.
per ohio ana inu'"''" nave gwen
con'"ge 70 'ne penhocra's "a nn" nav
aroused 'he hepuu'cahs' me ia''c'
nave inc auvan'age III pom, OF organ
'za'loii ior oeieNe 'he HePuo''oa''
party is more thoroughly ana sys.e'i'
at'ca'iv org"n'.ou III inns r,'y ,p"''
anywhere II, TINS country inc pen,,
ocra's are pe''er orgahlIeu 'his ,w'
'ha' ",y uh'e uur'ng tnc Pas. hVo
yearS' "i'nousn ''e u''sc''sions s,'i' cH'
'S,'ns oe'"ee" ,no ''"u'ow-, ,e'nne
wing on one sue, ,,, ana sne ohss,ay
ie'''
A NEW DODGE "
Mrs Catherine Furterer of this city
"f ever she lived till the day dawned
tomorrow, expected to 20 back TO old
Ireland again, and as her ''old man
wouldn't come down, she concluded tc
obtain possession of the $500 in city
honda raoiafarad in tho mama of hn,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

The Radical party was weighed out
West few weeks ago, and lacked
very much in weight. II has been
losing ever since, and viii still be
lighter after the 3D. of November
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

Coon FoR THE SouL.--The Cincin-
natl Gazette, one of the staunchcst Re
publican journals in Ohio, frankly says
"That the Republican party has done
things that it ought not to have done,
and left undonc things that it ought to
have done, is proposition too plain
to be questioned" What an opening
there is just now for other Radical
journalists to make honest confessions,
and 30 and sin no more.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28
n..orn,r,c sr.rr TICKET.


DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
ron Irpar OF THE SUPREME COURT
WARREN ]. WOODWARD,
or BERHs COUNTY.
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JOHN LATTA,
or wEsrMoRELAND COUNTY.
FoR AUDITOR GENERAL,
JUSTUS +. TEMPLE,
or GREEN COUNTY,
ron SECRETARY or INTERNAL AFFAIRS
WILLIAM M'CANDLESS.
or PHILApELpuIA.
DISTRICT TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS,
L. A. MACKEY,
OF LOCK HAVEN.
FOR ADDITIONAL LAW JUDGE,
JOHN ii. ORVlS,
OF BELLEFoSTE.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
% orranrirrn-
COUNTY TICKET.
~ FOR ASSEMBLY,
W. II. HARTSHORN,
or CURwFNsyILLE
FOR PRoTHoNoTARY, &C.,
ELI BLOOM,
OF cURwESsvILLE.
ron REGISTER AND REooRnER, 40,
T.. J. MORGAN,
OF wALLAcEroN,
ron COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
CONRAD W. KYLER, ! year,
OF GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR,
HENRY WHITEHEAD, year,
OF UNION TOWNSHIP.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
SAMUEL f. MoCLOSKEY,
OF oURwENsvILLE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

GRANrrsM DEAD.--The official ma
jority Tor the Democrats in Ohio on
the State ticket is 17,2Oi, and on the
vote for Congressmen our majority is
22,416-5,2l2 of nm excess on Congress.
The people are bound to have the next
Congress, and Grant will be well of II
he is not impeachcd before he is two
years older
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28
DISSOLpTIoN QF PARTNER

THSSULpTIuN Of NKTNEK'
isting between ucorge W. Horn and Matthias
IIollopcter, Jr, trading ~ Holopetsr 4 Co, 10
Brady township, Clearhcd eounty, vas Dissolved
by mutual consent on the lat day Of October. Tho
books aud neaounts Afe lrft With Goo. ". Horn
f,r settlement and eollsoiion. to whom all pay.
monte are 10 be made. Those indebted 10 the
Arm arc rcqsssted to como icrwsrd and scttIc
without delay. HULL0pETER A co.
Luthersburg, Oct. 20. le1l.tt. Ut Wy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

WONDERFUL VoriHo--West Virginia
did some awful voting on the I'd Tues
day Of October. The first Congress
sional district gave Wilson, Democrat,
lO3 majority. This district two years
ago, gave Radical majority of 1868.
The second district gives Faulkner,
Democrat, 6,524, and two years ago
it gave Grant 1873 majority. The
third district was carried two years
ago by Hereford, Democrat, by 1894,
this year his majority is s,l46. The
aggregate therefore stands thus
lst District Wilson Democrat has 1O3 maj.
Iii District Faulkner Democrat has 6,52i mai.
Sd District Hereford Democrat has STAG mai.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

Remember, Tuesday next is election
day.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28
11' W. u. MCPHERSON, SHERIFF.
E'oR SALE OR RENT. !

good and we'll sqpipped Blacks Shop
WI he either sold or rrfrd. Tho best stand In
the county, Apply % THos. }. BOOTH
y oeI ~ u't'sns. , if' Rumbarssr, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

Nor our.-Thc junior Radical organ,
the Tines, is very much behind time
this week, II may have been sup
pressed or its cute editor may be work.
ing up some huge roorbaclss, or some
startling disclosures may be looked for
Some devilmcnt a head If not sup
pressed
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

Nearly $1,000 Democratic majority
this year to 1854 for Grant two years
ago If the people continue to vote in
November as they have in the past, we
will be obliged to pronounce the Radi-
cal party dead by New Year
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

I on PRINryNo OF EvRRY DEscRIP-
- Ncn rest'y erecuied ~ thfs enee. .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28
A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE

a DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
xA Notice q hereby given that letter. Of Ad.
minisiration D. y. N. 0. 7. A., on the estate oI
wM. 4. DIckEY, late Of Bsosarla tswnship,
elearhsld county Pa, deceased, hasiss been
eeuy grated 20 W. usdwdgssd. I'll psrsoHs In
esbisa !, sAid sstats viii plsass make innsdiass
paymsnL and thoss having clsins OF dsnsnds
yln prese.s tAsn lropssIy su'A ssiiesssd for sst-
y - '"'''' ssxHaAnEr 4, prcxsr. e.
= nIcn Hone. Oct Il.atl Adrnlni.traiors
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28
TILE HARRLaRURG LITE.

This slate" has annoyed our oppo-
nenis exceedingly for some time, and
has even disturbed the equilibrium OF
some of our old staid Democrats, who
seemed to think that there was u trick
in ii. So there was and n very dirty
trick, at that But ms it happens no
Democrat is involved in il. The trick
lies at the door Of the Radical leaders
in this place, Bellefonte and Lock
Haven; who, by their selfish and I'M
scrupulous conduct have involved Gov.
lIartanft as well as themselves in the
matter However, If he can afford to
be used in the slate business, we
shall file no party accusation against
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

In case the person who shall have received the
second highes, npmber Of votes for inspector shall
not attend on the day Of election thcn the person
VINO shall have recciysd the second highest nun.
oer Of votes for judge at the next preceding elec.
hon' shall aetas inspector In his place, and in
case the person who shall have received the high.
es' number Of votes for inspector shall not attend,
.he person elected judge, shall appoint an inspcc.
'ot IN his places and in ease the person elected
Jnige shall not attend, then the inspector who re-
cei'ed the highest pumher Of votes. shall appoint
Judge his placei ot if any vacancy shall con.
t,nue In he board for the space Of one hour aficr
ne time nsed BY law for the opening Of the cleo.
uon, the qualihsd voters Of the township, ward or
ns'rict for which such officer shall have been
dccted present Of the placr Of election, shall Sc
ieci ons"ut Of thcirnumber 10 GIL such vacancy.
Also, that where judge, by sickness or una
.o'dabie accident, is ulAhAe TO attend ssch msc,-
ing ct Judges then tho eeriiloaio OF return shall
oe taken charge Of by one Of the inspectors OF
clerks Of the election Of tho District Who shall do
snd rerforn the dntics required Of said judge IN
ehlc TO attend, f.is,i
GIVEN pndsr mi hand and seal, at Cleafaeld,
~, tfpns this sesenfh day Of October, In
l'~s.l the year OF our Lord ono thousand eight
husdred and seventy -four. snd " the
lnuepenaenee Of the United States tho ninety
..r. W.R. McpuRnsoN shs,,e.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

sgo. 10. On the day OF election any person
whose name shall not appear on the regstry u
voters, and Who claims the right To vote at said
election, shall produce q, least one qualified vo.
ter Of the district as witness 10 the residence Of
the claimant In the district In which no claims to
be voter for the period Of ht least two posths
Immediately preceding said election, which wit
moss shall be sworn or affirmed, and subscribe a
written, or patty writtcn and partly printed ali.
davit to the facts stated by him, which ahdavit
shall define clearly whore the residence Is Of the
person 70 claiming TO be q voter, and the pcrsou
so claiming the right to vote shall also take and
subscribe q written, or partly written and partly
printed afhdayii, stating 10 the best Of his kuow
iedge and belief whea and wherc he was horn
that hc has been citizen of The Unitcd state.
for one month, and Of the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania that he has refidca in the Com.
monweai,h one year. or II formerly a qualihed
elec'or or native bora ciissn thereof and has re.
moved thereffom aud returned, that he has resid.
Cd msrcin six mvnths ncst preceding said cIcc
ton that be has rcsided ID The district IN " hitch
he claims to be voter fot the period Of hart Two
months Immediately pfecedding said election !
that hc has not moved into the district for the
Psrpess Of voting thsreini hat 10 hss, "
tweuty.tw years cf age or upwAfts, psid Asts~
or county tax within two ycars, which was assess.
I'd at least two months aud paid at least one month
before The slssiios. The said aadavit shall slsv
state whom aud whers Tho sax claimed to be paid
BY tho ai1iant wss assessed, and when and where
and to whom paid, and the tar receipt therefor
shall be produced for examination unless the ar
SAINT shall siAie In his aGdavit that II hes been
lost or destssys&. ~ hat 1e never reooivc1 Any.
sud, u nsturalised eitren, shall also state when'
; here and by what court he was Aatufaiirsd, and
hall also produce his certiacate Of naturalization
~ essninationj but n The penop % ciAihine
BE righl ~ veb shsll nhs snd subsssibS - ~
1Avit that he Is . native born citissn Of the
Vnited 8tatss, or II born sIse~hsrs shall state
he fart In Nj smdsvIs and shsll produce wi
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-28

OF q crime that would startle the world,
which, added TO the grief from his loss,
was too much to be borne, and he has
gone down under ii. Mr., Ross may
recover under the most careful treat
mcnt, on be may die vt any moment,
and here let me observe that from a
recent conversation with his business
partner learn that tho family desire
the fullest penalty inflicted upon the
publishers of the Reading Eagle, mot
so much for Mr. Ross sake, he re-
marked, las for his sons, who must
never be taunted with the allegations
charged in that journal without being
able to point to the complete vindica-
ton Of their iathcri in the Imprisonment
Of his traducers'
Ohio and Indiana have knocked the
third term business higher than kite,
so far as this city is concerned, Judge
Kelley attributes the contraction folly
Of The Republican party Us expressed
by their State Conventions, and their
cowardicc in not resolving manfhlly
against the third term nonsense. The
remark Of Mr.. Kelly In speech bel
made in his Congress district, that Ut
would DO better TO have a bad Prcsi-
dent one torn, than To depart from the
principal established by Washington
and confirmed by Jefferson and Jack
son, OF retiring vt the end Of eight
years was received with tho widest
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-06-28

How TO KEEP CooL.-Fenelon, the
Quietist, may be studied with advantage
IN the dog "a patient, humble,
tranquil spirit" is an excellent thing to
cultivate during the heated term. This
prime requisite being given, let people eat
and drink moderately, as well as with an
eye to judicious selection. Avoid habitual
indulgence in alcoholic stimulants as if
they were poison. Net because they raise
the temperature of the body, for they do so
only temporarily, their ultimate effect being
a diminution of the amount of vital heat.
But avoid them because they over stimu-
late the system at the expense of succeed
ing languor; because they first overwork
the heart and then dePress il, leaving brain
and muscle to pine for want of their due
allowance of renovatng blood. Malt Ii
quors are directly heat producing, and
cannot be recommended to those who wish
to keep cool and butter, fat and sugar, in
proportion as they enter into daily food,
help to increase the bodily heat. Apply
this rule freely to the exclusion of syrups
from the seductive glass of soda, and let
it, in addition to other reasons beget mo-
derate Indulgence in ices. C"plous dranghts
af hot tea will give more certain relief to
to the parched and heated system than
offered temporary alienation of thirst and
heat, at the expense OF II debllitated Sto-
mach and an enfeehled system. Get as
much air and as little liglt possible, ls
a requisite for coolDesS unfortunately not
much favored by onr system of domestic
architecture.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-06-28

Chicago has just issued another one of
those wonderful :" directories' which show
a great increase in the number of her
people. Countisg three and a half persons
for each name in the new book the total
population Of the city is shown to be 532,-
OOO-au increase of rs 600 in the last year.
We decline, however, to count three and a
half persons for each name. Three and a
half names for each person, if none of the
names are parted in the middle, might be
counted, but We do not think that strict
accuracy would be arrived at by the other
process. A little mild exsggeration, oc-
casionally, may be Of service to a rising
American town, but when it asks us to
swallow rs, 900 new people every year we
experience choking sensation over which
we have no control.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-06-28

The crop statistics attainable thus early
in the season indicate that all sections of
the country will be blessed with bountiful
harvests OF course such statistics are
very far from being absolutely trustworthy,
for the crops depend mainly on the future
charaeter of the season, and the season will
be made by the weather, which is o byword
for fickleness. But the fact that crop
statistics are regularly collected tends to
place the trade in the produce of the earth
on q much securer basis than it occupied
some years ago when the grain merchants
of western Europe got nothing but tempo
rary aHauence and certain ultimate bank
ruptcy for their speculatinns on the weather,
and the grain merchants of the Lavant by
a mysterious sort of weather wisdom got
possession of tue grain markets of London.
The old dangers and uncertainties OF grain
speculations have not by any means been
removed by the publication Of such crop
statistics as are now collected, and they are
not likely to- be effectually diminished
until the international system OF crop
reports advocated by many eminent meteor
ologists shall be established. But, barring
accidents, this will prove prosperous
year for American farmers. The wheat
crop is in many sections as we'll assured as
a wheat crop can be before harvesting.
The West will have good surplus of grain
to export, and the South, with the promise
of q good cotton crop, will also have an I'M
usually large quantity of grain for home
copeumption,-N, 7, World.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-06-28
ST. MARY,S- DOMINICAN ACADEMY.
GEEENvILLE LOUISIANA.

This fnstituon oIsrs peculiar advantages to yoanR
ladies' who wish to receive solid and useful educato
Il Is situated about tvo miles New Orlenao en-
the Carrollton Road in Of the most healthy aeo-
Tho Academic Year commences the First Monday
In September. and terminates tho last day Of JunS
It includes two Sessions Of Ave months ench n
Pupils entered during Session will DO char god only
for such portion of 1t may remain. reduoeic6
will be made for who may be vithdrawn bofrQ
tho expiration OF the Session, unless Of sie
The Institution at Dryades street will prepared 10
receive limited number OF boarders after the
LIST of October.
Address, for particulars, Sapsrioress ST. Mary's M
Church. nuoz 77IV
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-06-28
VGLLANOVA COLLEGE,
DELAWARE COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA.

This Institution. chartered With University prfVi.
leges is under the charge OF the AuguSuAn FAahsES
and OerS superior advantages 70 studentS who dszo
AXE thorough Classical. Scientific or ConmSruSsI
Course. It Is situated the Pennsylvania Contra
Railroad, eleven miles from Philadelphia RiIIroaA
Station and PostOacs on the College zrOunds
TERlEs-
Per session Of avo months lin advanced.
For particular send for = catalogue.
vEBT RBy. T. GALBERRY,
jySOpiy President.