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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-04

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-04
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS

The New York " EEKLY WITNESS, giving
News, Markets, STORIES, Pictures and Live Editor.
ials a. S1.2O year Postage paid. has reached
$4,000 circulation in three years Send for II ee
sample copy dcc44w
CONSTANT EMPL0lMeMT-At home. Male or Fe.
y male, Employment $50 per week warranted.
No capital required, Particulars and valuable
samples sent free. Address with cent return
stamp, c. ROSS, Wilamsbrrg,N r. dec2,4w
NDSYCHOMANCY o. SOUL CH A it N Nti'
i How either sex may fascinate and gain tue
love and affections fany person they choose in
stantly. This simple mental requirement all can
possess free Oy mail for 25c, together with mar
rage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to
Ladies, Wedding Night Shirt, &C. queer book.
Address I. civilian & CO.. Pubs. Phila. dec24.4w
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Aud who was bo :

AuO VINO was no u
He was musician, poet, painter, archi-
tect, sculptor, physiologisf, engineer, nat
ural historian, botanist, and inventor, all
in one. He wasn't t'Jack at all trades
and master OF none,r either. He was
real master of many arts and practical
worker besides.
When did he live7
Somewhere about the time that Colum-
bus discovered America.
And where was he born n.
In the beautiful city Of Florence, In Italy.
Perhaps some of you may feel . little
better acquainted with him when tell
You that it was Leonardo do VincI who
painted one Of the grandest pictures in the
world-"The Last Supper picture
that has been copied many times, and en-
graved in several etyles, 30 that almost
every one has en- idea of the arrangement
and position at the table Of the figures of
Our Lord and his disciples; though am
| self, no one can form notion Of how grand
and beautiful it is.
| Aud only to think of the thousands of
poor, hard d-workipg Americans who really
own in their wheelbarrow, an original "work
of Leonardo da Vinci !"-St. Nicholas.
| NOT NY PLACE.
A dispute having long existed in gen.
| tleman's family between the maid and the
coachmap, about fetching the cream for
l
called them before him, that he might hear
what they had to say, and decide sc-
cordingly. The maid pleaded that the
g. coachman was lounging about the kitchen
the greater part of the morning, and yet
Was so i'll natared that he would not fetch
the cream for her, Notwithstanding he saw
she had so much to do as not to have mo-
ment to spare. The coachman alleged that
it was not his business.
"Very WE'LL" said the master /; "but pray
what do you call your business ~
ETo take care of the horses, and clean
and drive the coach" replied he.
'.You say right" answered the master
"and ] do not expect you to do more than
hired you for but this 1 insist on, that
every morning, before breakfast, you gel
the coach ready, and drive the maid to the
farmers for milk /; and Z hope you will al
low that to be part of Your business"
The coachman and the maid soon after
came to terms.-ORce a Week.
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TIE
STATE LINE,
sailing from New York to Glas,
gov, via Belfast, every alternate
Wednesday.
WHITE STAR LINE,

ssiliug from New York for Liverpool via QueenstoWn
every Saturday.
wa OJernarown, eveTv Saturday.
E6TTERDAH LINE, calling from New York TOR
RosteTIfnna every fortnight.
RED STAR LINE, calling from New York and
PhiIndeluhin alternately, every WednesdAy.
IMERIOAN LINE calling from Phtladelphts Tor
Liverpool, via Queenstown, every ThuTodaJ.
Through tickets from New Orleans to any point In
PREPAID tickets from any point in Europe to any
poant In the United States-
EIcursion tickets good for twelve months, St great
prSisS Issued, \frOm ~ up current rate Of EH-
change. - L.. -T..- w.
Every facility and information giyon Bershs seouTea
~ ssi'Sl-pA' A. K. MILLER 4 CO., Agents,
as Carohdslst street.. New Orleans
P. o Drawer as. nysss@
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ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
xoUNT DE 0RANr4L.
HEAR WHEELING. VIVA

Parents in quSst OF arskoisSs SehoOl fer thsis
daughters, win do wen to investigate the eslls e
this oslsbratod Academy.
For thOrOuGhness IN every department. Sf tsAshs e-,
cation, Mount de Chantal ranks Vrs-smlnonty hiGh.
arOas attention Is given 70 perfect ths puPils ia
speaking and writing Fsenoh auontIy. For thoss VIZ
are suaoIsntly advanced it is the laaguago e ~
recreation hozra The parity OF sooont and ooErsctn
Of pronunciation acquired in ths Instataa have loug
bssn = matter Of surPEiSO 70 tie native Parilian-
Tho rsnswn for supsriority In NuSlo is ssVieo2roaa
- 10 have made this Academy alnSst ns,iOnsl oaa
One feature in particular that should recszrasEA
Mount de Chsntal to the ssasbls parsut is s inf-
saos exercised to fern tAs puV T. visSs snd Aas q
ooSnony. simplicity Ia dress Il onssToea sg Fsis-
Tasso faosu, usitsd 70 ths sroosdiaEy -sdssa.s ra
Ssr beard anA tnitiou, vf. 10 tsnst ssours e ~
sshool a Iarrs ana dssirnbls PasrOnags ia - fp
- II has enjoyed "A tho PssA
Tor fartbsr particulars aV1ly fE PrerPeoiaa = g
u,rss-,.s Of Msunt ds ChAzta Ass1sHrE e -
vl.itstSsa. ssaz WhseiinE wa tAis
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st. vLNCENTS INSTITUTE,
DoNALDsoNvILLE. LOUISIANA.

The public informed that the Sisters Of Charity
1875, IN the above named heath hfui little village.
They who may object to send their children to more
northern lattude viii find In this nstitution all the
facilities for o Christian and refined education. the
course instruction being the that pursued
at ST. Joseph's Academy, Emmettsburg Nd, Of which
It 10 . branch.
The healthy atmosphere Of this beautiful spot stu
atsd junction Of the Mississippi river and the
Bayou Lafourche and the readiness With which IL can
desirable. The bnilding0 and grounds are spacious
and oommodious, well suited to An institution OF this
kind.
The Sisters in consideration Of the changed
Of the South have reduced the terms to HALF PRICE
The scholastic year 10 divided into two sessions OF
Ave months each the rst commencing September Let,
the second February let
TKRSs-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Board and Tuition dncluding washing, mondug. bed
and bodding), per session 20 10 10
annuu w
French Ian guAge per annum- 10 90
Tapestry, PBiEtinR etc. extra charges.
Music at PrOfeaepr'R pricea.
Books and Stationery furnished at current prices.
A term commences will be considered . torn com.
pIeted no deduction being made for absence.
For further information reference can be made in
person 10 different Institutions Of Now Orleans,
letter the SsterB Of the Insstution 9t
Vile. myYt 0ol
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T INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
L Corner st. Philip and Calves streets,
New Orleans.
And Bay 81. Louis, on the Soa ShoTo.

The government throughout this establishment 10
%S iBa EfS are % an.
the for ALL In short, tends to Pre-.
@OsS 70 their mooy 0 ana
The instEncOn is Ghorough and solid and in hAEDasny
,n both English and French) Al the branches Of know
eIt by natives Of rsspecve coantTSS, 90 g q IN.
sure corTeot pronunciation
and dstributon Of premiums to which parents are In
is here the object Of spesiA attention
sOoitude. Governing tho"s placed 1Hder their ehsrga
yGI e of poss and sabs snd
neSl PapSSS 1S o9 al dsnoRiSssions are Sdmittod.
the ssx n fGn @srS sS' .SS sssS
Of st; SS9sIh haze AOuraIhinS n academy, y,o,,0,,
Boarding per three months nv nv
Music Lessons and Of Instrument. g GO
Singing Lessons- " "
Psose e 20 the number Of pgS
ARTIFICIAL GOWsrS l. tauEhtt to the SoSrdSrs without SzS
AcSdey Of tko sIStcrs Of ST. JeSepb 1871 New Or
IeaRs," or. more convenient sgPly tSs 20 rAyrozy
desO7Iy or c. D. ELDER. Agsat
or. JosEpHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the sisters of Charity.
rsar EmmItsburE, Frederick County. Maryland.
Lns ln, S y eagnty MarVs5d RaY 3
mils from Emmitsburg, and tive miles from Mount %
Mavys College II wac commenced In l609, ano tncSI
DoTated by the LeRalature Of Maryland in 1915 Tbs
buildinGs are convenient and gpaeiOuh.
Trims
The academic year divided into two sessions Of hTs
Board and Tuition Per academic year, includinG
BED ana BeddfRg, WaShing' Mending and .,-o ,o
DOe.0r's foe ~ ~ ~
= fer aTh aoea 1sISsS1I P1TIBTE iI -xiDvXEGE.
The Aeade7le year ia divided into two Sossonn Of ave
mSnSha eaeh bonning raspecvo on the mat Monday
OF BsptsmbSF and the hEst Of February.
Ietisrs q inquirT olfoeted . the
MOTHER SURERfOR.
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URsULrNE DAY SCHOOL.
Corner Esplanade and Rampant Streets.
clas es at this Institution will be resumed on Wed.
nesday. September 9Th aua9 I'm
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MRS. ADA GREGG
MRS. ADA SREeo.

ReUpsctfully ofsrs her services in PURCHASING and
FORWARDING any article Of Apparel, Personal
AdOrnment or Domestic Goods for Ladies' and ChiI
drens use including Millinery, Dry Goods Jewelry'
Fancy and Toilet Articles Patterns Underwear Irm
mings, Bridal TrOusssaux, ete.,eto
Any article Of Ladies' and Childrens Wear manuiao
tured in the atest vtylss under her supervision
Cutting and Fitting speciality.
Plain and Fancy Stitching done to order
PAPER PATTERNS, Of all the Latest Styles rs
ceIved a. soon issuod, and for sale
All the FASHION JOURNALS win be found on oul
table.
can and see as or write fer circular and catalogue.
Address,
GREeG's PURCHASING BUREAU,
inh9l IS Iy 10 CanM slfeeh
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A GAIN To THE 'FRONT.'
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
French Corsets and Hosiery.

ESQ.
20 dozen Woven French CORsETs. cost o. rs at 81.
IS dozen Real French Qlove-htting, ~. at %.
so dozen Handmade French CORSETS cost "a SO, al
IS dozen Real Robert Worry, double bone extralong
cost e5. at g.
25 dozen 81 Bones cost IS, at g so.
200 doz Lad Finished British HOSE coat IS, Rt$3 81
90 dog. Boys HOSE cost 600, at SC
10 pcs. CANTON FLANNEL, cast l5c, at lOc p. I'D
100 dozen real LottA BUSTLES, Mt ESQ.
Sizes of Corsets 16 to 80 inches
Remember the French Corset Emporium,
$50 Magazine st., near corner Of 81 Mary;
je27 sm II. HEIMAH.
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A. HERMAN q THoS. WHITE,
PRACTICAL 0ILDERs,
1O6 Customhouse street, near Royal,
NEW oRLEANs.

looking Glass and Picture Frames Pisin sna oSna;
StVle on Paintings restored refined cleaned aId
yaI Inished Having business experience q nearty
tS1 1e1Ta IN thin CITY they hope 20 give oausfsoscn
70 SGir cuStomero not only in the suPeroS SSsnty o.
N B-The patronage Of the trade collected. Church
aeooratio1 and corn.-- e-dars promptly e1eoutod
NoooA..
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TMPORTANT TO PROPERTY HOLDERS AND
Tenants-The New Orleans Sanitary and Excava-
ting Company beg leave to inform the citzens Of New
gements and prepared to execute orders
for the cleaning and emptying Of privies aed sints.
waiting Apparatus is the that used In New
York washington Baltimore and other large cities Of
the North, consisting of u pump or forcing engine,
an alr:.fght tank and deodoriIing attachment. by
which of vaults and sinks be removed
without creating any nuisance Offensive odor during
the ordinary working hours Of the day 81 well as at
This system only inaugurAfes a valuable sanitary
reform but 10 much cheaper than other system
in use.
can be had regarding the working
OF the aystem at the oace OF the Company, 153
all orders left there addressed to
bog 9l3 Psstofice, will receive prompt attention.
vi m f.
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CoLhEaE
I n NJ ACU ATE CONCEPT TION,
Corner Of Common and Baronne streets,
NEW ORLEAN0.

This Literary BY the State Of
Quoted Esthers of the Society Of Jesln The build
ings are we'll adapted for educational purposes. 4
entirely out of from the e
reoreaton, that from the arrival OF the pups Ts
till their departure at L.. they are Constantly
secluded and superintended.
The Course Of Instruction is thresfod, Preparatory
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Couree IL for beginners.
The Commercial Course s for those stndents who do
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course 10 for those who desire to have
complete education.
French is taught in the three courses.
Students not admitted unless they know how 10
road and write.
The moral and training of the studsntais cha
leadi ng object OF the Instructors.
Every month report sent parents stating con.
duct, progress, rank In 1cless and attendance.
The academical year begins on the frat Of October
and closes towards tho end Of July.
Collegiate Course, payable In advance, aAd In Unitod
States currency, two nonths, $50.
Preparatory Course. et6.
my975iv REV. r. GAUTRELET. PresidenG
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EDUCATIONAL.
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
FOE ToUSo LADIES,
MOBILE. ALA.
MOBILE. ALA.

This inattation is situated In Of the most heauti
fi and healthy localities OF the South surrounded by
hne. shady woods and gardens. whore the pupils
required 20 take exercise often the weather per
miss and with experience OF 9ortN years this
Academy ofsrs many and peculiar advantages.
Music vocal and instrumental. is thoroughiy and
with original productions s pscllA,ly attractive and
pleasing The French. German and Italan tauRht
and spoken competent teachers. Special attentsn
ts given to Literature and Epstolary Competition and
SIRED INSTRUCTIONS are gyen In every variety Of orn
mental Needlework. Bullion, Chenele, oto- HeAlsk
and anniabls and polite obecta Of constant
and special care.
The Scholastic Exercises will DO resumed the hrss
Monday Of October.
For Terms and Regulations address the Institution
ARenta In Mobile O. II. Parker q Son, A. Olivier
Esq 80 Canal street, New Orleans. au29 an
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RLADoN SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

This famous Watering Place opened for the Season
The Steamer VICTORIA. the regular Bladon Springs
SATURDAY, arrival Of the N, o. traln' for Bladon
Rosrdper day @ so per week. SIS; per month, ESQ.
Chidrer and coicred servants halfprtoo. -
TgA ICSON, EEIXAS & CO., Grocere. 20 and 90
and 81 Common streets agents for the sale OF
the Bladon Water in barrels and are authorized 70
make arrangements with famhies for tne SEASON. anu
vim furninh further information -.
jylI 2m d. CONNOh a W &EoPEi0SOhS.
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CT. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL .CoLLEa1
BAY ST. LOUIS MmsBsfPpi

BAY ST. LOUIS. MRsIssfPPi.
This institution chartered by the Legislature
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Sacred Heart
in successful operation since 1885, Beautifully
situated tho shores Of the Bay commanding exen
sve view Of the Gulf, and afordnR all the advantages
the breeze and bathing in the summer ts spen.
dld great Indictment TO healthfal exoFoiss
and amusement the pupils. The Commercial Course
comprises all the branches of good Enghsh edueAtioR
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, per session payable half yearly IN
advance $3.50 %
Waahng, per aPssion- 10 90
Bedding, per session, (optional) % %
Doctor'g a Ecoa 90
YAoAficG II spent at the inetitutoR. - %
EXTRA CHARaEsi
Piano and Violin, per month, eLoh.- @
Use Of Piano, Per month. y
Hlu60, Per mou6h-
Brass Instrument per month. @
0panish and German languages, per month escA 0e
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. FLORIMOND
my9 '75Iv Director OF the Colloea
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This oos is fully Supplied with the latest style. Of
Type and Presses and the proprietor being practical
job Printer and having caterod TO the wants Of this
community for the past twelve years. satisfaction s
aass sm NJ. .MILLER Proprietor.
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CAN'T gINCENT's COLLEGE.
CAPn GnARDKAg, KIssouI

This institution conducted by the Priests Of ths C1
sPeration on tho Miaaipn o. 81. Vincent Of Paul =
boautfuy located tho ssfEstppl river, forty miles
above Cairo, and hundred and Afsy miles b0Icw ~
Louis. .
The College budings are large csmnedieus anA wen
ventilated The grounds Beautiful axtonnv9, aa&
well adsp9od for heAlthful exsrciee.
The College II Of easy aocoas. Regular daily pa1RSE
touch at Capo 9irATdeau. .--..
The scholastio year begns On the FIRST NONnAR
or aEPTEMBER, and ends about the drSt - Jug
TER1E8
Beasd and Tuition poR sohoastio yoar.
Waahing, and mending Of articles wAshod-.ssss.-s.
Phyusoian's Fee and AodicinoS. Is
Tn6tr2mentAl MEato y
For further Informatlon Apply 70
HsV. a. VERHHA, o. n,
- Rrosidane 81 the Collage
Or 70 Rev. TH08. J. SMITH, @. NJ
st. Jossphs ChHraAs Rev Os1eAzG
Mr. JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier - The Aat1.i
National Bank, No. I0e Canal street, AsW Qglearss -
hereby Authorised and give rScot fer any
nonsJs which may bo Patd 70 him tsF aeooons of ~
abovo Institution.
New Orleans. An~ust 3. 1874. sssIS SAiy,
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The Bfith Sehoaase Year Of this lneSitnto WIN com
uonoe Monday, September g. 1875. The course Of
study, English and French emhracee al the branshes
Languages varss for day. scholars from IS 70 ea per
moath according TO the classes for boardes 900 Per
mcnth ESQ quarter payable variabv In advance.
Especial attention will DO given pupils preparing
for Firat Communion, under the direction d pTiess
appointed by His Grace the Archbshop Of this Diocese
For further particulars apply to the Princpal. Nine.
B. Locquet Leroy. by lsttsr, Postolce Box Ilso.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE LoCoUET-LERoY
AsM o. FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
$50. Camp Street. 260
Bstween Cailiops and Pocy tArre.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Sr. JOSEPH SCHOOL

ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL.
Corner Prytania streot.
One Square from NApolssa Avoaue
This Tnstutlcn for the education Of Yeanx Ladies'.
With aprepArasory department conducsoa by the sss
Of Charity will reopen is elAsass and resume ita sr.
msr exercises on Moadsy. September eth isTs.
The Of instruction pursued embraces all Tia
branches forming solid education.
TERMS PER MONTH,
Invariably In Advance
Engli,h Glasses. Per month. frcn........-.-sstse
No deduction made fSr absence. =
- Extra Charges
Plain and Fancy NssdiaworE. Drawing and PslaslSa.
Pena and Ink. etc.
Fer farther particulars spply to the Sisters at ths
residepee, on Napoleon Avenue. ses I'm
ST. sIMEoN's SELECT SCHOOL,
No. 13l Annunciation Street,
Between Thalia and Me,pomsne Streets
This institution conducted the ssters Charity,
gstefs On Sosssse as
bound to respond 70 che conadenoe Iepssed IN them
SSrtstsn and virsnons sduSa.ian Strictly ssssSaas
to their fhtoueotuAk improvement and cueavA5a1g
that rofnement Of manners which Will at thom for
| society.
:: 'ss:s aas
Wns Pess sas aa
aeometry, Anciens and &odsrn biography with the
| use Of Maps snd Glebesl, AstFonotny Sacred and
ProfAne History. Biography and Mythology, Hetural
History, Natural Philosophy, lntsectuai and Moral
Philosophy. Logic, Botany and Chemstry. French,
Music on She Piano, Vocal M1nc Plain and Ornamental
Needlework
TERMS PER MONTH,
l. Playable In Advanceli
English Glasses from "a 70 eiD
| Eronch CiAAsee.
Ensranoe-paid but once.
| Music Drawing, ctc form extra eharges.
| General Cos0pations III. month commenced Win BE-
/ oonalderod q month colnpleted, deduction being
made for absence. Books and stationery furnished
by she institution at current prices ;. Vsttots
earnestly requested call only Saturdays bstveoa
the hours OF 10 and o'clock TO prevent the tnserxEB
| ton Of scholastic oxorcisoa.
/ -ALeo-
"sr. vlNCENTs PREPARATORY SCHOOL"
with tho VIII open On sas saae
M CUNT CARMEL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
II you contemplate moving.
If you int nd to change your business.
If you want your work prompt,
II you want to save ~ per cent,
If you admire good work,
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lTJRsULNE ACADEMY,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.

The scholastic year Of this Institution will opan
the First Monday in September.
TERMS.
in Gold, or equivalent in Currencyi
Board. Washing. Tuition. Stationery. and ordi.
nary 1nfrmAry expenses per month. $40 90
Entrance fee flor the first year onlyl co
For particulars. address
81 MOTHER SUPERIOR,
Jy25 am Ursuiiue Academy, Galveston, Texaa.
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ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GRERHvILLE,
Corner st. Charles and Broadway Streets.
New Orleans

This Academy, under the charge of the Nuns OF 81.
Dominic, occupies besuti nj site New Orleans.
The plan OF instruction rntes every advantage which
can contribute to an education ut solid and
hned.
Board and Tuition aunum e100 90
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra oharges
Scholastic duties resumed the 1st o: September.
For further particulars sddress
au22 I'm MOTHER PRIORESS
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
OF
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
Thirty ninth and Pine stroets,
WEST PHILADELPHIA.

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE,
MEMPHIS TENNEssEH.
This Institution ahOrds ample means for Thorough
Classical. Scientific and Commercial education.
TEaaEs;
Board and Tuition per session Of ten months eSo %
Washing and Mendng- ng-...--.:..-.:......-...-.- " "
For information apply to Gr James TimOny, No. ia
Gravier street.
BROTHER MAURELIAN.
jJ25 SIN President.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-08

The dawn Of day disclosed dreadful
catastrophe. Dame Winton was found
dead beside the water. There was evil
dcnce enough that she had persisted by
violence. Who could have done the
dcedP
The occurrence caused great com
motion i'm Easton: but the perpetrators
II the murder were never discovered
with certainty. Suspicion fell on sew
cral. but nothing could bc proved Per
haps the most prominent men, who
should have investigated the affair with
diligence, had their reasons for passing
il over rather slightly.
Ii was beyond doubt. too, that mur-
der had not been designed by the nc.
tors in the tragedy, but simply the pun
ishmcnt Of the witchcraft.
The matter was for many years a
subject of conversation, and warning
10 triflers. 1t was believed that the
ghost Of the unfortunate Englishwo-
man haunted the spot where she had
died
The belief persisted long after the
pond was drained. the wood felled, and
the space built over. A gentleman liv-
ing there told me that one of his ser.
wants, who had never heard the story
had rushed in one night. saying that he
had seen female figure, in white
standing NJ the stable door. Another
was told by his domestic that a strang,
woman had stood at the back gate and
had suddenly vanished when asked who
I She was.
This sketch i record of plain nm
rarniShed fact-believed, to this day. n
having occurred in Easton.