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The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

On notion the following RESOLUTIONS W@re pas
sed:
Resolved, That q Democratic County Conven-
tion be and the same is hereby called, to assemble
in the town of Auburn, Placer county, on
Monday, the goth day of June, A. ID. 1859,
for the purpose of electing twelve Delegates to
the State Convention. to be held in the City of
Sacramento. on WEDNESDAY, THE 22d DAY
OF JUNE next. and ALSO to transact such other
business as may be proper for the Democracy
TO do when assembled in Convention.
Resolved. That Delegates to said Convention
be chosen. by the Democratic voters of Placer
county on FRIDAY. THE 18th DAY OF JUNE,
A. D. 1859.
Resolped That the vote cast for j. G. Baldwin,
for Supreme Judge, at the last general election
be taken as the standard for apportionment OF
Delegates to said Convention, and that under
said vote the precincts in this county be entitled
TO Delegates as follows
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14
~ The Placer Courier tells Of an adven.

RE- The Placer Courier tells of an adven-
ture with panther, by a Mr.. Marsden, on
Volcano Canon, the other day. Mr.. M.
while trvaeing steep trail on the side of
the Canon discovered a panther below him
who was steal:hily approaching. Being a
Rocky Mountain hunter, and acquainted with
"varmints" of the kind, instead of attempt
ing to escape, he loosened large boulder
on the hillside, and starting it toward the
panther with an Indian yell, it carried along
with it so many other rocks, that the "crit-
ter" could not stand the fire-but fairly
turning tail made 2:40 time beyond the
reach of danger-Mr. NJ, being left the vic
tor, pursued his way undsturbed.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

EE- We see by the Sacramento Standard
that our respected Senator, j. Ii. Baker,
was married to Miss Lucy A. Flint, on Thurs
day evening, the 18th inst, at the Mission
Dolores San Francisco; and the reception
of delicate card by us confirms the tee-
graphic statement. We knew that Mr. Ba
ker had won an extensive popularity during
his Senatorial term; but it seems 1t 1t extern
ded outside of the county and beyond the
ranks of the voters. We congratulate our
friend upon his happy change of life
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14
Democratic Committee for Placer County
Meeting Of the Democratic County Cen
trail Committee.

Agreeably to the call of the Chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee of Placer County,
a meeting of the said Committee was held at the
Court House in Auburn, on Tuesday, the 10th
day Of May, A. D. 1859.
Present, JOHN A. HILL, Chairman,
VIM A. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
c. G. DUDLEY, (by proxy,)
S. 7. LEET.
S. G. ELLIOTT,
GEO. w. APPLICABLE
S.B. WYMAN, (by proxy)
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

N9y-The Broderick Boilers are to have a
meeting at Santa Rosa, the county seat OF
Sonoma tonight. Broderick and Mckibben
have been announced as the speakers, but
the Sacramento Union learns that it is an
error respecting Mr.. Broderck-he will not
speak there. Has David backed down from
his original intention! We are fearful 'the
youthful but brave" will disappont the anx-
ious many who desire to hear him from the
stump.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

FoUR NILE RACE.--The first four mile
race ever had in California. came off over
the Sacramento Course on Tuesday, between
the horses Ashland and Owen Dale The
race was made the best two in three heats,
for a purse Of 5000. Ashland won two
straight heats. Tme--frst heat 7:56--
second, 7:49 1-2.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

NEW DicGrSGs IN FL DonADo.-New
diggings have been discovered twenty miles
east of Placerville, near Brockss bridge on
the emigrant road to Carson Valley. The
digeines have created quite an excitement,
and already two hundred men have gone to
take up claims.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14
REED & FRENCH,
BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
DOORS, SASH, ETC,
Auburn. Cal.

TAKE this method of informing the pupia' pa corr
l. they are at all times prepared 10 |",nontc, .an
tracts for building. or do any kind Oh Om or and
or Joiners work in a workmanlike manner 'D'
at low rates. r,.- Hr,
Shop, on Auburn Ravinc, near the rlasG s IN the
aid office, where those wanting anytans
above line can be promptly o44ap,TNCH,
REED FkhN0N'
Auburn Nav 7tb l859.-my.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

FAvoRs.--From Well, Fargo g. Co., and
Freeman's Express we have received Sacra-
men:o and Bay papers regularly through
the week.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

I. O. 0. F.-Thos b. Harper, Esq, of
this place. has been appointed Deputy Dis
trict Grand Master of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows for Placer county.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

OVERLAND PAPERs.-We are under obi
cations to J. w. Sullivan, Of San Fran
cisco, for his Overland Mail copies Of the
New York Herald, Boston Journal and Mis-
souri, Republican,. This enterprise has been
started by Mr.. Sullivan, who is the only
newsman in this State that receives Eastern
papers overland. Large editions are sent
him regularly, that meet with rapid disposal
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

Gg" Lees Circus performed here on Mon
day night. Like all amusements of the
kind, it was the old story repeated. We
have seen better performances frequently.
The HorseOpera is a drawing institution,
however, and on the night in question, the
Pavilion was well filed.
We would advise Mr.. Lee, if he desires the
presence of respectable ladies at his enter
tainments to interdict all coarsness Of express
sion and action on the part of his Clowns.
There is much room for improvement in this
respect.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Committee met
in Auburn, on Tuesday, and as will be seen
by their proceedings, have called Conven-
ton, to send delegates to the State Conven-
ton to meet in this place on Monday, the
goth day of June-the primary elections to
be holden on Friday, the 18th of June. The
test recommended as qualification Of voters,
is, when challenged they shall indorse the
Platform adopted by the State Convention in
1853, over which James II. Hardy presided,
and will support the ticket nominated by our
delegates this year. This test is liberal, yet
strong enough to prevent the Boilers from
voting at the primary elections, unless they
have fully repented of their sins, and are will
ling to be re baptized in the Democratic
Church. But in all candor, we say to the
Boilers we have no desire for their repent
ance. We believe them stiff necked and
perverse generation, and hope they will con
linue in their niquity to the erd. Fair
minded men, who have honestly opposed the
Democracy in days gone by but who, by the
political changes of time, find their ony Y re
course, in effectively and consistently oper-
ating against the sectional issues Of the Re-
publican party, to enlist under the Demo
cratic standard, we can and do cordially
invite them into the fold; but the Boilers
the scurvy fellows who disgracefu'ly deserted
last fall-we want none of them.
The Democratic State Platform of 1858
re affirmed the Cincinnati Platform; irdorsed
Mr. Buchanan and his Administrations ~,
cepted the English Compromise Bill as set
tlement of the Kansas difficulty; recognized
the right of the people, speaking through
their representatives, to vote upon their fun
damental laws; and held to an entire immuni-
ty of American vessels from search or forcibe
visitation, from the ships of other powers,
when on the high seas
An Endorsement of these items is the test
recommended by the Committee.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

Nor DEFINITELY NAMED.-Tho party in
California, properly named, we think. Brod-
erickites, seems rather undetermined in the
name by which the organization shall be
known, as we observe some Of their papers
head their call for State Convention as the
proceedings of the "Ant-Lecompton" com.
mittee others as the "Democratic" and "Na-
tional Democratic" call. They all seem
anxious to avoid the generic name of Brod-
erickites by which they are best known and
most easily recognized 1t is unkind to Mr..
Broderck to refuse his name as the party
title, when he alone gives whatever strength
and drill and importance the faction pos
sesses.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

TIE MoHAvE WAR ENDED-Col. IIof.
man has concluded treaty of peace with
the Mohave Indians on the Colorado. They
gave up nine of their principal men AS hos
tages, agreed to the establishment of a mill
tary post in their country, and to he friend
ly and to give safe conduct to ali Americans
passing through their territory.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

GET The San Francisco Journal is the title
of German daily newspaper just issued in
San Francisco. julius Korn, an able writer,
is the chief editor.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS, will be + rere,uburn ;n Auburn
- the erection of Catholic Church u, the g7tl
at the office of John @. Jacksen un1,; h;dder will
of May, when the lowest responslole "a esnecidca
be awarded the contract. Plans Mo;,ls a.iu Head
tions can be seen at O'Reilly nofm ~ for brick
quarters. It is desired that proposals 'o'
and frame building be given IN. ,,up pastor.
REV. J. A. GALLAGHHni
Auburn, May 7th, 1S59.-4w
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

A DEFAULTING TREAsURER.-The Supervisors OF
Calaveras have found the Treasurer of that coun-
ty to be a defaulter to an amount between $4,000
and 100000. He reported some $4,000 in the
different funds, but upon examination of the strong
box, by the Board, but ST were found. The
Treasurer subsequently raised several thousand
dollars more. Calaveras seems to have been in
the hands of the Philistines for years-hcr finan-
ces having been mserably managed and her
Treasurers invariably proving defauters With
such unfaithfu officers it is a wonder the people
pay their taxes-a refusal to do so would not be
cause for surprise. 1t is time the people of Gala
veras should apply the Jeffersonian test of 'hon-
esty' to some of their candidates for places Of
trust.
Later news says, the Treasurer having failed to
obtain ball. has been locked up in Jail.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

rarEdward Stanly, Esq, formerly Congress
man from North Carolina, was married in Sacra-
mcnto on Tuesday, to Miss Cornea Baldwin, a
sister of Judge Baldwin, of the Supreme Court
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

css- The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons has been in session this week at Sacra-
mento. The receipts of the Grand Lodge Trea-
sury for the year have been S9504, and disburse
ments S9.03l,
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The contractors on
the Central Railroad have commenced the
grading on that portion Of the route lying
between the Half Way House and Antelope
Ravine, in this county.
We are also informed that the Engineers
Of the road are now surveying a route near
er the foot hills than any of their old lines
have come, which brings them to point
within twelve miles of Auburn, on the west.
A location upon this route would cause a
considerable deviation of the road from a
straight line between Folsom and Marysville,
but would have the effect olbeing within easier
reach of the mountain trade than by running
father to the west in the valley. The rail
road movement at Auburn has probably
prompted this new survey.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-14

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
APicco ofRascanty.

NEw YoRk, Sept, L.-ohe ofthe most
successful efforts Of rascality ever heard
Of was brought to light yesterday in this
city,
ii appears thata sharper in Philadel-
phia advertised for a number OF young
ladies' to 90 South to fill situations as
teachers Of music, !. Fifteen, young women
were accepted by the advel tiser-
They were to have remuneratiVe employ
ment in the families Of wealthy Southern
planters, and in every respect their future
prospects were Of tho most AatIering. de-
scription. -
Ii was simply stipulated by the adver'
tissr that the ladies should defray in par
the expenses to their respective destination
On arriving at this city en- route for th'
South, and.while they we're waiting pa
Itieuty at the hotel for him. q oonduc
them on board, be. decamPed with NJ
! Rlunder. s.ls .e.tq.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
PhysIeians are geaerally loth . speak wo =

Physicians are gen orally 10th 10 speak wo I'd
in praise OF what are called "patent medclnes.n In
deed It Is article in the code OF edcal ethics that
physician who sanctions the use Of such remedies
cannot be considered member OF the NATIoNAL As-
ISOLATION BuftheFe are exceptions TO the most strins
gent rules. and many of the disciples OF Escuapius
have actually been compelled by The force Of facts
recommend the use OF DIR. ]. HOSTETTER'S ST0M-
ACH BlTTERS, for those diseases which are particu-
larly prevalent during tho summer and fall. They
ascertained that there remedies IN the pharmaco
pia which can compare with this wonderful compound
for dc rangement OF thesystem. Thousands Of fami-
lies residing along the low grounds Of the Western
and Southern rivers, are now convinced that they
ailments, wilhelm otier portions the country du
ring the summer months, they demand for the article
is equally large.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere
II-TsSee advertisement in another column.- lml9
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0ErlcERs OF THE SocIETT. I
Prssideut--JoHN A. FETTERs.
General RuIos and Negotiations.
SecFelarv--C. M. 3. WISEMAN

an. ...,.
memoers Family lleKets WIN ~ Si, sSie LIN Snis
each, al tho onice on the grouhu, ..a w. ,nna
man. his wife and children unaoi nwenv ~, , ny
years OF age during the FAIR. 0ent'emen nSs m.s
ing 70 pnfchAee Family heSets viii VII hSah siiI "a a.
the once iortwenty'nve cents eaeu' nen WI, ,nI
mil one persoD. TOR one day oa1y. sD@s "O s'"S'0'
ticket VIII admit a lady win senlleman. a.,
An additional charge ios SasS hns.o and bv%Sv %
cents, two horses and buggy or carriage oces per
day; -, ta o,,a,ed M, ian
All Articles TOT exh0luoh inuss % ~ It, x x - ~
O'Clock on me ist or "a da!' i"0 O"o~' VIZ" Po''
uIely CLOSE " tne hon,, .t.5 f,oa or ovnon.a
Hay and Fodder will be iurnlsneu ,ree VI S
Corn and oats wali be sold 70 thoSo "ho "''n 'S"'
al @ me cost price: a.. ,,..,,i,r,s comroted for
Ieh poL sent. on Ln9 p'S,arsd Sor avbihition
Innst be paid on all articles entered ioL
It's desirable that enlancest auy @ ~ nu,s an'!so nv
20 days preceaing the Fant wnIcu can 70 uo"S
en,hg on Ine oeeIeAiH " w. N "'SN'
haA M s'a1 n,o,a taan ones nye-
NO horse ehaifpe shown ior more VuS" O"o P'0-
H'iul. .ro,r,r,, vii, be Maid ON all arti-
cles presented not nameu IN tno ISs, ""'S' '"'
"Stulng cVih s,s 70 may neS d snry, that NAV
~ ~ Sd aIseios a..y VII 10 ~""'u P''-'--
10 .iS e,nou @ III LoiA TO- ,ha her.at NJ the
or ,n,. W. oasIaH ~, whiH thir,v days AZ
,nr ~ Rais En-" NV N" w.
ter me Falr' .,a.,. :, az. s,.,a,v q, ~ imryove
M VnI VI M H. yrn, % ~ % nremi,,ms are oifered
sne s.vSh " ~ ,S o .tIe IN tthey NAV be shown
sePa.asv.s s ~ ,,1h ,,ade s'ocI iT'
III T eH WIN tsred snima,s that received tho
q, asSn % AZ ~ iast Tair cannot again compete
nts' H pn" ntir two ths sea5tgr but car
lol @ Pleu,runs P,u ~ ,na.,nIe u,M, ' : =
O' oS ne committees VIII please
ve'9 W ~ ..... -, ahl a. no
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
pImprcs ana n1otches

Are the result ofimpure blood. The blood becomes
thick and clogged. The skin Is not able 70 cast on
the impurities so important to health. How many
Young men and women we see with theiF fhces cover
cd with pimples and blotches, who are eHdeayoring
10 remove them by the use Of soaps and washes
rous kinds. Thisisvcry dangerous and should never
be practiced by persons desiIons Of good health
Mothers who have children AFFLICTED with sores and
eftptions should never dry them upby external app
cations, for In this way theywill drive In the humors
and produee i'll health for the child during its whole
life time. There is mother that likes 10 sec her
children afflicted with feeble iealth,
M0RSE'S INDIAN HOOT PILLS are prepared ex-
pressly for the cure oferupions Of the skim such as
Pfmples Blotches Sores, &c. They cleanse the blood
OF all impurities. producing beautiful, clear and
healthy skin, much admired by the people Of taste
and refinement.
Dr. Morsos Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealer
in Medicines. Sept. 8, 1e59-lml9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
LrNcHED.-Gsorrs Klink, whOue iphu.

LHNcHED.-Gsorgs Klink, whose inhuS
man treatmout Of bis little child we mem
toned few days since, was taken fFons
bis residence on Thursday night BY .
number OF men, none oi whom be wac
able to recognizes taken to an alley in the
neighborhood where he was gagged and
his hanls tied, after which Z hundred
lashss from ropes end were administer.
ed to him. He was then released with an
admoni ion that II he further mislreatsd
his child he would be hanged withou.
judge or jury. The punishment was
richly deserved, whatever may he thought
Of its legality.- Lafayette Journal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
MOTHEKsY moTHEns!i MoTmEh sI'

Don'tfailto procure Mrs. Wihslow's Soothing Sy
rup for Children Teething. II Has equafon earth
1t greatly the process ofteehing, by soften.
ing the gums, reducing all inhammaiion=w1ll allay
all pain, and is to regulate the bowols Depend
uponi IT, mothers It will give rest ID yourselves, and
reIefand health to your infants. Peffectly safe in
all, cases. .ttt. ffszsI4 Htt glasl. t9s
Thisvalua6lo preparation isthe prescription Of one
ofthe Most experienced and skillfnl female Physi-
clans in New England, and Aasbsen used with never
falling successin millions Of cases.
We believe tits the best and surest remedy In the
world in Dysentery and Diarrhea in child
drt n. whether 1t arises from teething or from any
othercause.f tttf E.. SWINGS 'si 6
II life and ealth be estimated by dollars and
| cehts, tits worthits igbting gold.
Millions of bottle sold every yearin the Unttec
States. It's an old and well.tried remedy.
| PRICE ONLY e5 CENTS A BOTTLE.
| IT TFNone genuine Nnless the facsimile ofCURHls
| & PERKINS, New York. Is tho outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout to world and
| - . s..-7 D.SLBFoRD, Lancaster, Ohio.
i Juue 10, 1s55-61r
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
PimnIes on the Face. and Skin Diseases,

Pimples on the Faces and Skin Diseases
Are generally caused BY Auimalcni@ barroughedin
the skin Da. Trasks Magnetic OintEient by its pow
erful and penetrating destroys every yestago
OF them restoring health and beauty TO the skin wher
ever applied removing Tan and Freckles.
e.- INFLAMED OR SORE EYES.
A. G.. Gushing, ofSouth Bend, Indiana, says "The
Magnetic Oiutmen Is the only remedy in here for
ISFLA AMEp Eyes. The Auditor of our county has so
much faith in its curative powersH this diseases MAT
he notonly but ohers TO forfeit
the amount paid for II in each case 1t fails OF cure.
~'b N PILES. 49,
Piles which are at this Of the year partculaf@
y are cured at by Trask's Magnetic
Ointment apply to the parts affected and small OF tho
back IL Z, rs,se4, sat...,g-.s. ~. ~ s.
Apply the Ointment freely the forehea aad tenn
pies and back OF the neck also ohe soes Of the feet
and palms of the hands. II will relieve the severess
headache in thirty minutes. Lf
| Read advertisement in this paper. 4rs
July 81, 1s501-sml2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
Ha0ping COngh-A Gard.

TVVFilS troublesome and son etmes dangerous msla'
dy has been, and Is still prevailing toA consider,
able extent. The treatment OF the dominant school
o medicine issmply palliative and does propose
TO abridgeit duration single day.
The successful. treatment Of qua NUMBER OF case
ustides in saying, that by the use Of Homeopathic
remedies the severity the disease may be lessenoo
weeks. @. BARLOW, N, ID. 3
Lancaster, April II, 1s5O--50u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

Are you sick, no matter what organ is affected, de-
pend uponi tic BLooD, which the food and suste-
nance or every organ, full oicorruptionr Ny Seam
dinavan Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, break up tho
and purify the elements of the blood. Hence their
quick and complete In dyspepsia, scroula erup
tons, fits, tumors, nervousness kidney complaints,
piles low tevers, debility,
of fsexua viglr, ec., ETC. These remedies are aston
ishing the whole medical world.
Soc advertisement. Sep. 8, 1e50--1m 19'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
.isement. Sep. 8, 1eso--lm1g
vIyG ooNsUMPTIyEs ..The advertiser hay

VUNO CONSUMFIAVESs-Th advertiser hav-'
III ing boen restOredtofh ealth In few weeks, by q
simple remedy, after having sufrred several years
with severe Lung affection and that dread disease,
Consumption lis anxious TO make known 70 his fell
it, he will send copy OF fthepresctiption used Gree Of
ehargel with directions for preparing and using the
same, which they viii ind sure Cure for COnsNmp
ton, Asthma, bronchitis 30. The only object the
advertiser in sending the prescription IS to benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer viii try his ree-
sing. Parties wishing tie Prescription will please
address, n2 REV. EDWARD "A. WILSON,
July 81, Is5O-6wl2 Wlliamsburgh, Long Island.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
Pleasant Township Seminary.

YVNIIE Second half the Second Session ofthe Plea
SAINT Township Seminary will commence with
the FIFTH day yofSkPTEMB BER, A. ID. 1859.
On "Wednesday and Thursday pravious, there will
be an exa mination OF the dlferom classes, and OF
Friday, ,(september tho od,l original addresses will
be delivered by three or four young Ladies' and b,
JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal.
Pleasant Township. August1e, ls50-4wl6.F
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
AGRICVI,TURAL FAIR.

Ne sEighA Ahnnol Esit 4 he Esir.
: ned Covaty Agrictlfupd iSocisiG. ,sill
& d hsla Gf Lahcastsr. % Thursday. Fri,
day and iSafardays- 0cto6ss IS, 4 ard
Is, 1859. = 4 -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

TF5OOO Agents Wanted--To sell four new
inventions. Agents have made over e25 900 OF
one,--better than all other similar agencies. Sen
Tour stamps and get Sc pages particulars, gratis.
r. EPHBAlM BRoWN, LEVEL, Mass.
September 8, ls5O--6mlo N
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

new dispatches have been forwarded TO
Count Colleredo on the subject Of the,
measures to be adopted for effeeiing as
soon as possible the much dreaded rss'or-
stion Of the Arch Dukes. -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08

TPAgents Wanted i'm this state TO can
yass with the GOLDEN sALvE. sells rapidly. Cdn
make. good pay. For terms &c: send stamp:
Atf2 C.P. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
September 8, Ie59--6mlg
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MARRIED,

On the lst inst. at the Broadway Ho !.
tel by Rev. P. G. Benadum. Mr.. WIN. ASH.
LEY and Miss LOUISA LAPE all Of Violet
township. +saRs 7iss''se3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-08
Putnam Female Seminary.
HISS MARTHA EASTMAN, Principal.

TUNHE Fall Term will commence on wednesday,
September 81 and close on the 2lst OF December.
Charge for board, washing, tl2 PSI per week, hres,
light, &C., per term, S44OO.'
The Winter Term will commence on wednesday,
as above, Si3,00.
The Spring Term will commence on "Wednesday,
April u, and close Julyl2th. Charge, $4,000.
Tuition In Preparatory COURSE. ...''s'$4 per term.
do Seminary prOper,. 0o'L