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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-22
Insanity in the Sexes.

A contributor to Popular Science
Monthly says: We obtained an idea
of love differentially as it exists in the
sexes by observing the degree to which
it affects men and women as q probable
cause Of insanity. In the same manner,
think, we can gain knowledge of the
comparative intensity with which emo
tions and states of consciousness, COM
mon to both sexes, exist in intellection,
by observing the extent to which they
react as a probable cause of mental
alienation. For my purpose shall use
DR.. Kirkbride's report for the Pennsyl-
vania hospital for the insane. The an
alysis is based upon the supposed causes
of insanity i'll $500 cases. Domestic
difficulties are the probable causes of
mental disease in forty-seven men and
eightysix women. Nearly two to one
expresses the difference in intensity in
the action of this cause. Fright result
ed in insanity in sixteen men and thirty
six women grief affected seventy-seven
men and two hundred and fifty-six
women, difference of more than three
to one /; religious excitement acts as the
cause in seventy nine men and one nun
dred and twenty-seven women, a differ
ence of sixty-two per cent. nostalgia,
anxiety there are one hundred and sixty
four men and two hundred and sixty one
women insane. These causes, which
present such dissimilarity, have one
band of union they affect the emotion
al part of the physical nature. From
this would not conclude that women
are less able to bear the operation of
these exciting causes than men; but
that the emotional nature of women is
more largely developed, and thus more
exposed to the action of such causes as
directly affect it. If am right in this,
Wa would expect to see in women the
emotional forms of insanity developed in
excess Of the same in men and this is
just what we find. Continuing to an
alyze the tables of DR.. Kirkbride relat-
ing to the same cases as above, we find
the number of women to be 8, 22O, the
number of men exceeding them by 459 :;
and yet there are 1,O32 cases of malan-
cholia among the women to S32 in men.
Prot. Maudsley defines this form of in :.
sanity as "great oppression of their
self-feeling, with corresponding gloomy,
morbid IDEAS"
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-22
In the Shelter Of the Fold.

There were ninety and nine that safely lay
In the shelter Of the fold
But one was out on the hills away
Far off from the gates Of gold
Away on the mountains wild and bare,
Away from the tender Shepherds care.
lord, Thou hast here Thy ninety and nine ::
Are they not enough for Thee ~
BuS the Shepherd made answer: "This OF
mine
Has wandered away from me
And although the road be rough and steep,
go to the desert to find my sheep"
But none Of the rausomed ever knew
How deep were the waters crossed
Nor how dark was the night that the Lord
passed through,
Ere He found His sheep that was lost
Out in the desert He heard its cry,
Sick AMI helpless, and ready to die.
'hord, whence are those blood tracks all the
way
That mark out the mountains track ?''
They were shed for one who had gone astray
Ere the Shepherd could bring him back"
Lord, whence are Thy hands 80 rent and
torn Z"
." They are pierced tonight by many a thorn.
And all thro' the mountains, thunder riven,
And up from the rocky steep,
There rose cry to the gate Of heaven,
"Rejoice! have found my sheep ~
And the angels echoed around the throne,
Rejoice for the Lord brings back His
own" Moody and Sankey's Hymn.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-22

The number of sailing vessels has
greatly decreased throughout the world
since 1870, while steady increase is
noted in steamships. According to a
report presented to London society the
total tonnage of the great nations indi-
cate their relative rank as follows: First,
Great Britain second, the United
States third, Sweden and Norway 4;
fourth, Italy fifth. Germany; and
sixth, France. In 1874 the total ton
mage was $3.50, $3.50.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-22

A complaint is made in an English
magazine that instead of studying her
own maritime interests, England has
created five naval powers, Germany,
Turkey, Spain, Brazil and Peru, by per
mittlng the construction, ON the Thames
and Clyde, of iron-clads superior to any
i'll her navy for these countries. 1t is
urged that the lords of the admiralty
should take Immediate steps to have
this business broken up.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-22

Coarse plug tobacco made into a
strong solution, will, in two or three
applications, kill ringworm. An equally
sure remedy for this disease, mango in
animals, or itch, is equal parts of blue
precipitate, soft soap and lard, mixed,
rubbed in and kept on over night
washing off with CASTLE soap and warm
water in the morning.
, 1875-03-06
Tho Chicago Tribune n,1A Hebrnsl6a.
Omaha ReuRoiican.

Tho Chicago Tribune nMu Nebrnslsa.
Omaha Repaolfcan.
Tho debt OF gratitude which Nebraska owes to
Eaatcrn papors is not tremendously heavy, bho
had 1t tho beginning no suoh fascinating inter-
est as "Dcedipg KanBas," nothing but hes
charming climate, fertile soil, clcat, sparkling
streams, and milliona OF homebteatls, to COM
nend hor,-nnd theae were not such suggestive
toptcs for facilo pens a. stories Of Border Ruf-
1ansm and tho hsroic defense Of Freedom. ALL
honor to tho men who Eavo 10 tho eAlly daY Of
Eansas the immortal freshness of yaior, aelf.
denial. and falthfuness Unto death. Tho power
Of these associations VIC acknowledge but That
they should operate al they have done to tho
exclusion Of N0hlAakA from public notice. La a
just aubject Of complaint
"A m exception to tho general silence wo ro-
fer TO Tug CHICAGO TH1BrNE, Often, uircp Hs
restoration 10 ta old position In tho van Of
stauich Republican Journals, II has given notices
of our Htako which manifest sincere tntpross in
our public man, and a juht appreciation Of hcr
prcsent aud prospective influence iu tho afJaira
OF tho Nation. Tho notice Of this course now
becomes imperative, or we lucur this Charge of
tagratttutle. No thank TIE TRIBUNE for eyery
word 1t has printed OF a naturo calculated to on
courage our public mon. aud make IN honest
impression upon tho public mind In reference to
our institutions aud cur capabilities. No napcr
any, IN tho country, mo 1nsnagel In moro lib
cral spirit. or with more editorial ability nud
NO are glnd to finl that It Ia faBt .osumipy ito
old position In tho Republican party, as the OF.
ronent Of lta principles, aud tho champion Of Its
rights,
, 1875-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mrs. Van Colt will preach In Ada Street Nio.t-
oaiat Episcopal Church this oson'ns At 7:oo
..
-, Ihose NIL 10 an Adjourned msoslnR o. tho
"oa1' on'ou o. t'o,' - Ho' lao
slausdoh etfect, Inesday nt u O'CLOCK.
:The regular mon,1,fy meeting OF tho Board Of
,..1I :. .,.s ,..n.,,'..'' ""., -. ss.t.",.
i'''a - "o 'osns"''o" a. na'l'p"'s oe9ocA r.
III. to.ttay.
Tho Philosophical Society will ho addressed
tbis ovoninc Lv H. rdmunt Ani1rswa lin rc,,.
,.ss ... ~ ~ I" ,',A",S A." 5'.n wv W.
, 1875-03-06

Evanston fias boon detected In abstracttng Tho
contenta Of monoyc.l !ettcrB. Several 1o~des 1T
rcntiltanceB weso rcportnd. and suspicion lad
boon directed towards him for some tin,o. whnn
ar. llawloy, OF tho dotoctive department Of tic
Chicago Fost.Ofticn. wao detailed Ia examine
Into thoan rrcgulagiticn of tho Evanston olicr.
lIe Eont dccny letter. which no knew
would pass through Downine's,. hands, COLI
counterfeit s25. Tho money WAS taken
by Downing, aud his arrest WAS effected imn,o-
5insely. lie was brought to tho city yoHtertlav,
and examined before Commissioner lIoyno.
F,ndlne himself detcItcl le admitted l1ts En,ls
denied having opened any others. lio wAa re-
quired 10 Giso $4,000 hail for bis appearance DO.
fore tho United Statcs Court. Downing is q
young man with wife md child. aud hitherto
friends
, 1875-03-06
LOCAL LETTERS.


To the EdIor nf The Chieaao TRIBUNE:
CHICAGO. March 5-As au old soldier whom
tho bounty bill (Which las just boon killed by
the sonate) would hayo given what was Justly
Lis duo would like to mike simp1o s.atemont
OF my cnso, which il tint OF hundreds Of others.
On tho day ttla. Fort Sumter fell, enllstod %
private III the State Of Now York for two years,
OF, as wo then suproaod. for the War. 1t waa
stipulated by the Government that wo were to
RECEIVE I'll por mouth, and 800 bounty. I
hcrred my country faithfully, rising to tho rank
Of Orderly Sergeant, which / hold uutil
few wec!sa betoro tho expiration of my torn OF
service, whom waa informed that WAS prornok.
I'D to tho rank OF Secoud Lieutenant. or courss
had to supply myself with uniform, SWORD, eto.,
which think cost mo $40, snd In = few weeks
waa nuatercd ont with my regiment and tho
United States Government refused, and docs
still, to pay mo my slG0 bounty. Nor did eycr
fran State or National Government roceiyo ono
cont of bounty. II Our country should ever want
soldiers again. II may bo that wo would enlist
when tho iirst gun waB fired, but think, n far
~ mn concerned, would wait until tho echo
had diea a"ay. PonT SuNTzn.
, 1875-03-06
THE CtTY.HELl,


lhc City treasurer Will To-day pay out 90, 900
to tue school-toachets.
This 1,onr1 ~ p,,ic, ros.o-3,, .,5;,,s ~.
roll of the police and Fire Departaouts. amount.
lnp IN a59. no3 ~ for lin nnc,. ami sa1 10. m
| -. n. teN' "10 0@eA'A''''
AVA ~" u'ou'o''
Tue Committee on Streets and Alleys Of tho
South Division failed to moot yea,o,jay far lack
OF quorum. Aids. Stone and sommcr wore the
only 1nornbers who arrived in time,
A., o.,.,. T.. ..,...,... -. ..-.... Il,
, ai"' Vlh.a - authority 'os sno statemehs thet
there are 3s7 broken street-lanps In tho West
| DiYiaiou. Aid. Stout Is looking for = reason
Why drant place aB not lighted up.
The South Town f.ol1oetnr yestcrdcv co,,ccta7
Aim t.r m Gottf,ol,a broworv .r,1 lin ,,.to,I,,
~. rarnarsa III T.. a"a Wv 49, eAs.o"a
| "Ha toiAoseo' to-"ny Ao VIII A"so LEN wagons
out 10. collecting aud lovylng purposes.
Tie old rookery will probably DO tho irst place
to so unIor In caso OF q thaw. During tho paAt
tro d,r. tl,e roof In. .nrn,ya A 1o., !, ,b,,,. :.
dozoo t,i,rrrcnt n1,ces Thres ~ t,,cm ,d,n,. -,
"o4'u .t1ssl'A4S Fiae7S. 1Aaeo " .ueo ao'ots oI
! steaoy stream OF "htor'
Yet another ordinances will ba introduced to
| thc Common Council askll's Tor tho right o. wRy
Tor horse. railway on West Indiana street. It
| ia said to DO onckod by prominent pEoporty-own-
ofS along Tue nno OF ihs route.
rlhrp stlc, for layiug their outer iloors enen
;nwnrJs lnetrnd NJ outwsrtls I;n,ior n,' .1"i
nancn 1,asrei Inre,, IN 1S7T .,,viniu, y, III
A1ilu III T. pubic building Id n"u' punishable
oaeheo.
The Committee on Schools hold long sn,, TO-
dous sension Yesterday afternoon IN tbs CIV
at an; conclusion IN rsgard to The .n,d mear; l;
Of tic Couan,iltee on Valuation Of sclioo I:.,nd
pronorty, N'''
.......,..
tho aIyisahIlitv nj nax;nr tl,n saIarir. nf t'a "
t'tH .@''oHGs"sJ - tafn.I tao SA'"!ica ~ AofH-
tlo I,oarl of E,lncntiou wnrc Ho,l, Il. I'm H.. ="
native ,rno 1aro,ty nr A. I1omo's n ,,.s,,n,, 1,
, 1875-03-06
DEATHS,

HWfFf-ht hat rtsIdencs in Englenoad, ILL.,, on tho
sEenuE Ut Feb - Mss U. z. 6wft, Ia thu 49ta rear al
her aKe.
hrs. fwtft member Of tho Ftrst Harttst Church
ot thta City, snd her loss Is deeply regretted BY Largo
cscls Of relaTcA and friends Esst and Wost. oE Io-
n,alas warn tsksn Eaat for lntosGnant.
N!SE-Op tho 81 Inst., at hls 1ats ecsidcnao No. II
snnt1 L!9con atFrat William 1llns SF, szod oara.
qt ltqbsy and W4slinatoa stres, II ociock b. m.
Sunday bT carriages 10 UAkWuod EumoteTy;
D0YtE-On Tie morning Of The sh INIT It tho ro,l.
disease Thomas uoylo. aged ii yeas1. - "sA'~
Fuanat Sunday. thu 7th tnat It 10 o'clock \. n,, 10
of, n!ss Church th9ee bT Gars 70 Calvary Eemgcry,
COPY. "
,McDoNALD-T1dsy mora1ns. March b, - No. IA
Fulton stEeet, Arthur Nc1)oaad. sxed - yqsrt,
Nutlcs Of funnral heTrxfler,
Ef Rochester IN, " papers p1easa copy
, 1875-03-06

WILMINGTON, N. O., March 5.-Iho frat case
hero Under tho Civil-nghts bull came up before
tho Unised States Commissioner, Z. II. Nc
Quigg, to-day. A. negro named Frauc;s Ho1mos
had ". II. Gerken, a saloon-kseper asrcatad
for refusiug to soil him u drink. The Conu,is-
kloner dismissed the case on The ground TINT tho
Clytl-ltghts bill 1ld not apply to har-rootns.
, 1875-03-06

I
cover sto. .OoS damages for IsYinc trsci over
lot on tllo southwest cornor ii North Wator IN.
dearborn stroats iu which, stlo Ind innnr in
teLeat. .-.'..''"'',@''>| ~ ' -
Tho Natfona! Gold Bank Of D. d. Mills l. Co.
Ira W. Allen also sued tho eau,o defendant fo,
8. .5oa. 0,''''~ ''~''''"' .''
Tho. Russell Il lrwin Manufacturing Com.
rAny brought suit for E35Oo aga,uBt n, T.
Tyler.
Tbs Third National Dank OF St, Ioufa bevan n
suit aga!nst tho stannfaclurers' National Iank,
claiming s3.5po, and aeorso Taylor, as Trustee.
slG 'o00.
T.. II. pentlteton commenced n suit aua{nst r,
J. WALKER 10 rocover s3o, 00V.
Iho Ghifago tH'i Building Society hled bill
J.. L. uzeonlcaf, Trustee. 10 forccloss a trust
decd for $iGS0 OIL Lois il and II lii IIock 81 N
J. 7. ditrord's original plat Of Enat Egin
Robert plaencr begau n suit nga[nst O. 4.
Whitney for y, ,0ao. ngainst g y. Drownron for
ahd against Edgar ". rika a1ao for 81, ,5{1:,.
Joaoph W. uelner commenced suit In at.
tnchmcnt agaiuat Tho Nos Silicon Steel Company,
TO recover go. 4ai.9l:
Tic Calumet Il Chicago Canal and Dock Com
pAhy also BcShn q suit agannt tho Banlp Com.
Eaty 20 Eecoqer ~, 125.25 and ". =. Jackson,
likewise brought suit In attachment for g. 0u0. n
uGIDnG1nt.
William Smith 4 gona suca ,,,o f,h;,,,,, ~.
artt WaterW.orhs f+n,atr,.sio,. nav f.n'.,n >.as t
ns 81" a,n ""esA>"oI"a CONSTITUTION company ior
so'ooV' .,......,-...-...-.
THE COUNTY COURT.
Bridget F. Farley wns appointed guardian Of
phtlip Farley at nt minors ,1nt}nr a., rnnrovc,9
bond Of 48. COO.
T'hc c,rir, ~ ,1,o co,,,,o+,s, r.t,,r., p.,,, :.
chics1n fnr ~ rl 10 .I1a,aas ~, Da1h 81
~ tv'iaRo tVs s!.egS.o@ nsaiuet tho estate OF IL.
"; ~. h'ige!ow n va allowed.
,al. lhomas vanck VAS apnontod guardian Of
Of si,OD0 ~'''''~' Nt>f'~'~~' wa"
Ann y. Miller was appointed guardian OF Ell.
ss9c IN ~''' 'n'"o4' "''aoi Il" "Ipfo'eo oohd Oh
~-g,epy.
III tho matter OF tho adoption OF John and
Loulao lsoseuluest by Cathoriuu Miller: order
Of aaputtpn.
Jar,us Eovnn Wan npnointn1 ardinn of wilt
lam i. Cnvne' a n,innr 'mn,sar ~ "nn.arsn ,.,, M
NJ Af mn H. n.a tse ".aa. ~ Ptosou punu
TOT ot tho ehtate OF Jorcmtah Eoyue, under
oonds OF st, 200.
III tho mhttcr Of tho Village Of Jcfferson, Jeayo
Il. barton waB appointed Gnnmirainncr Il, lin
, 1875-03-06

1.orncs, and plors during two sblire niehss tho
track WAS kept clcar. .....
The decrease In the number Of cars was tlue
not only to thc doubling Of tosns, but to tho
fact that horscs had to Do used Tor thu snow
lad tl.o tlrst esow-stosu last month, TllE TRin-
uSE compimcntcti Sir. Lake. the now Suporin-
ts1dcnt. for tho energy he displayed In Keeping
tito tlno cuar. and even gtentcr cicdt IL duo Inn
for bis exertions this week.
, 1875-03-06
Chicago & Northwestern Re1lwav-sun-
day Tfaln.

Thnthrongh paetho expreas trala for Council Bluffs.
oHahs, ssu F1aac,sco and I'LL other Far wsat points.
Mi! lears the We1ls stsces depot Of the Chicago 4
Northwestern Railway at lo:io 4. m. Sunday, March
T. Through tickets aud sleeptugeas berts eau bs 80
cured n tie coInl~uys olics, No. u CLARK street
Sherman Houss. 11ckusa Via Chicago. Burlington L
Quincy aud chirago, Rock Island paclno laIIwuys
arc guoi on t4s4 train.
, 1875-03-06

Z. Fl, Durkee & Co.'s aalad.Dressin9-A
Luxury ut Moderate Cost.
For mcat aud vegetable balads combining in per-
fection ali tbs regulates Of exceedingly rich and
delicious dressing. With thoroughly good salad IL
AlwAyA as4used. hold by Xrocars.
, 1875-03-06

Hev Foas"ood-cass pianos, carved la6s, sersEs,
tEeble, aic. Reut Eonsy deducted II purchas&u.
hestas Tampls Of Mualc, No. "a Van Busea at.eet,
, 1875-03-06

pasuee March l................,...-...sa ,oo7.ss
Mary Ann L. DouNblly Alsd bill askIng for 4
divorce from hor husband, bernard, Oh account
of hS cruelty.
Edmund A. Graves alleges, "a bis reason for
askiug u like Decree that hfs vito, Sarah, hAa
been guilty Of adultery with divers peYsons
lTEMa.
atchsei Mahoney, tho caahlered police officer
wlo struck = witne4a Wednesday,, Immediately
after h!s trial before Judge Trce, was arrested
aud ycsterday oraered TO Hflow cauAe Why he
should not DO attached for contempt OF Court
J: Il. Burns, llts attorney, gavo bonds In the suni
Of $500 for lls ,sppsaiancs Monday, whom hiB
case nl!l DO heard.
UNITED BTATES COURTS.
pautol n. Welts h!ea q bill against George Won
1lolIen aud tho Chicago Life Insurance Company,
to restrain the Collector from collecting taxes on
tho Insurance Company u capital stock
Wllllenua Deeae commenced eut arbfnat
tho Mill lilo Mutual Marino and Fire INSURANCE
Company, to recover 5000.
sEHEiuo4 COURT IN BRIEF,
r. L. Merry began q suit for 81. 600 aeatngt
Matthew MaEx, Alfred Patroabesg, and JuLu Ii.
Thorn.
j. II. Raap commenced q suit In debt against
]. II. Ditcher, Francla Poncet, q. J. Dewey ii,
8. McCabe Uounls Fitzgerald, Jacob Wabof, and
G. 4. Spencer, laying damages At 3l.600.
William 4. aud Charles K. OiIes auad tho
FaEuera' Gutual Fire Insurance COMPANY, OF
PeunsylvAuia, for $3.000..
Louis Schattain brought suit for q, 500 against
O. A. and Dozepz Basr,
ct4cuIE couAz. ..
consllA Russan bs2Ak suit Against ~ Obi.
, 1875-03-06

O. thou grrat MATILDA,
fuu sre Z genius builder,
4 regular tlipsnlst!der-

The editor sceuls hardly to appreciate tho In
tei!ect OF this youthful poet, for he declines to
.dmisah1s - y i, 1t will scarcely suit " sol.
QM14.
, 1875-03-06
AUCTION SALES.
By ELLISON, l'OalI;IsOY y 49, 80
Large and Attractive Auction Sa]
GO CASES
Beautiful and Elegant Illustrated Bops,
At Our satesrooms,
Sd. 81 Sc 1znntlol1,h-st.
Commencing Tuesday Morning, March O. At
10 O'clock,
Ani AH,-r,., =. y ot-,.-.
And Afternoon Al 3 O'clock,

:nd sontt1"ins nntll Tho ;!aes sst.osu. m
AS,. jHn1 io q e,ts II ;!toy xa.h p,ss NIL X
IL ErrS SsssaI ',t%ic. q Esl.nd us Hndis,.f u
AZ M rnsts IN ND ei"tn Inins. tnm.1 r1T..
toty 81 lt"mo shaMa Specimens Medieval ts,,ti ~
H!nronslf' !tn @ e !9 s1i''ia Ase. eass pietafs. =
Wtf7. %WSlfn*! H.,IIe.y n ,oEoes 0no o3u,a With: 1s
tfatcd hr Dnfo arf viii is,np II Airlen. ,t.,S,s. s.
p! Ing Rename SCOTS Lady II lilo .kc, bc.tuIIreY
sa ~ raIn IT, ;as .h tfcS fs .a. Wos .,s
sour T!o ~hoa collection On ollbl!loa On Mndhs ~
~ ELiSUA. FdMEKsjy 1 co.. Aoet,o,.,u
, 1875-03-06

LETTER POSTAGE.
TO tic Efifor Of Tbs chicaao Irfbpns:
CHICAGO, March 6.-Persons Annored by In
tcrrupted mai-tacilities may DO interested In tue
coff0sponunnco below. Yours. S. L.
, 1875-03-06

.Pohr-orF1cE pErAnrMEsr, APPOINTMENT OFFICE,
~ your letter os the 22d r haya say that ettcss
Upon which ona full ratio Of postage hsA becn 1ad
tho anosint Of ttacent poAtaHo. Very rcstsctiulty
J. u. MARSHALL,
... First AeBiHt.nt Postmaster -tlcnera.
q. FngScIl, Esq., BOOM 10 WaAhIngson Block, Chl-
Cas0, Ill,
, 1875-03-06

CH1cAuo. Fab. "a. 1875-1o H!s Postnasttr- Generai
1lMsh,nafon Ctr D. C-DEsn s.n: .it legal an,
hlt not fully paid 10 ucssnalion7 rrpy vii yor,
1uuch obt!go your ubcdlent servant, 8. FRENCH.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28
CARRIAGE MAKERS.
THOMSON &-BRos.,

THOMSON &-BRos,
Carriage and Spring Wagon Makers,
6S and TO-. Rampant Street,. 60 and 70
Between Common and Gravier,
Received Highest Premiums State Fairs 1871 1877
and 1873 for best Family Pheton. Victoria. Open
and Top Buggies. Beer Wagon, Grocer's
Wagon, Express Wagon, etc.
Being practical workmeu, and employing none but
the best mechanics we prepared to make order
or repair Carriages Buggies, Spring Wagons etc. Can
eer 10 many business men in the city using vehicles OF
our manufacture All work guaranteed. fel475Iy
JOSEPH WARTZ,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
Carriage, Wagon and Cart Materials,
Springs -Axles, Bolts, Ready Made Wheels Buggy
Bodies Wood Work. Trimmings,
PAINTS AND VARNISHES
SARvEN PATENT WHEEL,
Carriage and Wagon Maker and Repairer,
SALES ROOM NO. "a CARoNDELKT ST.,
Factory-No Carroll Street,
nos "A ly ORLEANS.
w F. CLARK,
(sUccEssoR A.. LoEZ,)
l34 and 1856. Rampant Street .134 and 136
/ Between Toulouse and st. Peter,
NEW ORLEANS.
- Manufacturer of all kinds Of
Carriages, Barouehes, Buggies,
Express Wagons, Platform and Elliptic Spring
Wagons,
SEWING MACHINE WAGONS, ETC.
Received the FIRST PREMIUM at tho Louisiana
State Fair of 1871 for the best Victoria built any
where: all 74Iv
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28
EDUCATIONAL.
| NSTITUTIoN OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner st. Philip and Gslvez streets
New Orleans
And Bay St Louis on the Sca Shore

n; Inc govsrnment throughout this establishment IL
Recreation table, dormitories are
the same for ALL In short, everything tends TO pro
mote anectionaeo unoa between the Sisters and the
yo1ng ladies' intrusted to their motherly care ~
instruction is thorough and solid and in harmony
WIN tne of society. The couree comnracs
I'm both English and French) all branches of fnoW
!eoge cultivated at the present day language
baugnt by natives of respective SO "A 10 in
sure correct pronunciation. -
The academical year closes with q public exhibition
vited. w. ' P~io"'e Ai0 LII
Education 10 here the object special attention ane
sohctude Governing those placed under their charge
by moral snasion alone the Sisters of St. Joseph ende
vor to inculcate principles of solid pety REQUIRE the
strict of polite and amiabe and
insti ceilings of respect and affection towards parens
fupils OF all denominations admitted.
NoTA-During the bathing season, the Boarding
school moved to the Bay St Louis where the Sister
TERMS-TO be paid in advance "a follows,
EnrransS' q. :. .---.---..------.-----. 10 W.
Music Lessons and use of Instrument. 90
Pastel Oil painting according the number of pupis
Needle-work in all is varieties golden embroidery
charge.
For further particulars address, Superioress of the
Academy of the Sisters of St Joseph Box 1911 New Or
THOMAS LAYTON,
oezo ~ ~ or G. d. ELDER, Agent.
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N NJ A G u l. TIE CONCE PTION
Corner of Common and Bar onne streets.
NEW ORLEANS.
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This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees, 10
ducted by the Fathers of the Society Jesus The bald
ings are well adapted for educational purposes a
entirely off from the Ia reserved for
recreaton that from the arrival of the pupils 1880
I'LL their departure p they constantly
secluded and Ruperintended.
The Course Of Instruction is threefold: Preparatory
Commercial and Classical
The Preparatory Course is for beginners.
The Commercial Course is for those students who dc
sh learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course is for those who desire have
complete education.
French is taught in the three courses.
Students not admitted, unless they know how
read and write.
The moral and religious training of the studentsis the
lead ng objects of the instructors.
Every month 3 report is sent parents stating
duct progress, rank in class and attendance.
Tho ACCIDENTAL year begins the first of October
and closes to ards the end of July.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course, payable in ad vance and United
States currency, two months. $50
Preparatory Course SIC
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