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The hydraulic press., 1859-06-18
Caution to the Public.

Since the introduction of my Schiedam Aromatic
Schnapps into the United States. number of Liquor
Mixers in New York, Boston. Philadelphia aud San
Francisco have been engaged in puttingup mixed and
poisonous Gin in and jugs to be palmcd off upon
the unwary for my genuine SchnarpS. At first, they
boldly eounterfeed my name, but stopped that
by causing several of them to he arrested. They now
confne themselves closely initiating the appearance
and shape of my bottles and the peculiar wrapper
which have always. used. viz: YELLOW PAPER.
printed with RED AND BLUE INK, PASTEBOARD
PRINTED CAPS.
Beware seInitation, Bogus Schnapps
IF the Liquor were fit to drink there would be no
need to palm them off by counterfeiting the peculiar
style and appearance of the GENUINE WOLFE'S
SCHNAPPS Avoid these mixed and doctored-up i'm
itations, you would avoid SHATTERED NERVES
RUINED STOMACH and DELIRIUM TREMENS-
The Pure and genuine Schnapps have my the
bottle cork, and fac-simile ofa signature the label
For sale by al the Wholesale Druggists and respectable
Liquor Dealers in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Is, go and 22 Beaver street. New York.
The word Schiedam Jch.apps belongs exclusively to
article-all other counterfeit, and imposi-
tion on the publis SO 5m ins
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-18
Schiedam Aromatic Schnapp

1t is the PURE TINCTURE OF JUMPER, distilled
from the BEST BARLEY that can be selected at any
cost. 1t is favored and medcated not by the common
harsh berry but by the choice botanical variety of the
Aromatic Italian Juniper Berry, whose
yinous extract is distilled and rectfed with its
spurious solvent and thus it becomes a concentrated
TinctUre of OfExquisite Flavor and Ar
oma, although trsnscendant in its Cordial and
Me di in al ProTe ri les to any Holland Gin
in he World.
Since the introduction of the celebrated SCHIeDAM
AROMATIC SCHnAPPS, tie proprietor has sub
ttadf fot tt,a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15
PennsyInania ELECTION.

In Philadelphia, Mann (Opp) for district At
torney has maj of $500. The State ticket
about $500. Smith and Connell both elected
to Senate. Representatives probably unchaug-
ed.
Lancaster co-opp maj State, 5000.
Montgomery eO-vote light Dem State
ticket maj 1900.
M!Ein cO-vote close. Dem State ticket
maj go
In Philadelphia the Opposition gain sena-
tor
Mann's (Opp) jority 32l6, COchrane opp }
2202 Keim Opp 2255. The Opposition al
so elect both Senators and ten out of seventeen
representatives.
York Couniy-Thomas f. Cochran's offciul
majority in the burg of Y ork is 3O0 gain of9O
for the Peoples Party over last fall. when the
Democratic maj in the county was $751;
Montgomery COunty-Cocbran and Kem
Opposition candidates for Auditor General aud
Surveyor General, have so majority in this burg
this is loss of los for the Opposition, compared
with-the vote Of last year for Congress.
Erie city-Laird, anti-Leeompton Dem, 22l
majority for Auditor General Cochran Rep,
80 for Surveyor General Keim, Rep. 52.s The
vote is light
Clair eOuHty-Altoona Hall, the Peoples
candidate for State Senator gains largely as far
as heard from over Bairs vote for Congress last
year when the latter carried the county by over
1900 maj.
Cumberland Mechanicsburg Coch-
rams Opp. majority here is So and Reim's opp
81 Irwin has l0s maj
Dauphia eOuaty-Harri Cochrani
maj los. Dauphin county elects the wholt
Republican ticket. York borough gives COch
ran 300.
sPhiiGdelPhiG-Returns from various city ward.
render it evident that the Opposition ticket has
received large majority. Mann, for District
Attorney, elected by nearly 5000. The Opposi
tiOn are paradiug the streets with music and
banners.
Pittsburgh-The election passed Of quietly
vote small, but about twO-thirds Of an average
About thirty districts heard from, which indical,
the election Of Rep. State ticket by about 3O0l
Republicans candidates on county ticket ais
elected by smaller majs.
Wayns eO--Dem. majority 600.
Carboa eO.--Small Dem. maj Dem gain
Northampton eo.--Demoeratic maj. abOu
| 1900 Dom gaio 500
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15
The Election.
RoUT OF LoCoFoCoTsM I

The result Of the election is gratifying be-
You'd anything we had dared to expect From
the first reports that reached US of the discus
sion between the respective candidates, repub-
lican victory appeared tolerably certain, but
such victory as that we have now 10 record +,
was not looked for. The rout Of locofOcoism
Is complete. So far as its power in the State
is concerned, it is essentially wiped out.
The State officers are electeu by an estima-
ted majority, ranging from $4,000 to 10000
and the man who was admitted on all hands to
be the strongest that the party could have
presented, has fallen SO low, that he is be-
yond the pale Of political hope or redemp-
ton. Besides this heavy popular vote by
which the whole Republican ticket is elected
both branches of the Legislature have beer
placed beyond doubt, by which the reputa
tioo Of the State is to be saved from the inhu
snce of mental and moral destiution auC
basement We have already 2l. Republican
to 10 of the different democratic stripes, a SO tc
81 members Of the House. Such are the eE-
fects of the rescue trials at Cleveland, that
democracy told US would result in giving the
State to our adversaries. While waiting for the
returns. we put in type most Of the disjointed
confused and uncertain reports that reached us
through the Cleveland papers, which will be
found below. They are not 10 shape to af
ford much satisfaction from the perusal.
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This is denied by the TriJnn c.

SIR JOHN FRAYKLIN-FURTHER TIDINGs-
By the recent arrival of the steamship Canada,
news is brought of the return of screw steamer
Fox, which some Of our readers may recollect,
sailed from Aberdeen, two years ago last July,
fitted out by the devoted partner of the late
Sir John, assisted by the English Government
to renew the search for further evidences of
of the fate of the explorer and his companions
The Fox was commanded by Capt. NJ. Gin
tOch, accompanied by Lieut. Hobson, both Of
the r. N. The researches of the Fox, have
been successful, aud lift the vail of torturing
doubt and uncertainty, and afford satisfactory
index TO the mourner OF the loss Of him, 10
whose fate the world has taken SO lively an in
interest. At Point William, on the northwest
coast Of King Williams Island, a record was
found dated April 25th, 1S4s. signsd by Capts.
Crosier and Fitz james.
The record says tue Erebus and Terror were
abandoned, three days previously, in the ice,
five leagues to the northwest, and the survivors
in all amounting TO one hundred aud Eve, we're
proceeding to Great Fish river. Sir John
Franklin had died June llth, ls47, and the to-
tai deaths to date had been nine officers and fii.
teen men.
Many interesting relics Of the expedition on
the western shore of King Williams Island aud
others were obtained from the Esquimaux. who
stated that after their abandonment one ship
was crushed in the ice and sunk, and the other
forced on shore, where she remained The Fox
was unable to peuetrate beyound Bellot Straits,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15
OHIO HLR oTIoN.


LOraia County-Six towns heard from 767
Republican wajOrity-a gain of l23 on last
year.
Nor70alk, HatrOn COnaty-Rep maj. 2l7.
Jackson, RiehiGnd COunty-giyes Ranney 20
mai.
Summit County-BOstOn, Dem majority 27 /;
TwiDsburgh. Rep maj on State ticket AZ )
Northdeld, "a Rep maj Hudson, ls3 Rep
msj-l73 for Governor, GhOIson l6s.
ington-DeDnison 1s6 maj
Painesviiie-Dennison 2l5 maj rest Of the
ticket 225.
Elyfia--l39 mai for Dennison and Gholson.
-Four towns in Summit county ll3 Republi.
can maj
Two towns in saDdosky county, ll6 Repub-
hean maj
Three towns in Luke eounty, 776 Rep mai.
SandulsIy City--Dem maj 1876 Dem gain
Of above 30.
Faigfrd County Lancaster, Ranney 275
Whitman 345. which is gain Sehleigh 27e
Two towns in Licking county, dem maj l3S
"a dem gain Of 10
.alisn Counfyr-4 towns gives 400 Rep MAJ
Stark CoBaty--l town gives 1870 dem mai.
CbcieBilie--dem maj for representatives I6
iacity and township
Dayton-EDtire repsbIiean ticket elected for
this county rep Senator and Representatives
0regon, Lneas Cosnsy-2l Rep maj
Rice, Saadsaky Connty--4O dem maj
Poriags county will give about $50 rep MAJ
on general ticket RaDney slightly ahead Of
his ticket.
German, Harrisen Co.nsy- Ranney's maj 80
Ia gain Of Is.
Eefagefis. Coshoctoa County -Ranueys ma
Mans6s'd Rishiand County -4smsj for Den
nlsen 8 townships heard from give small rel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15
WEEKLY TEIEGRAPH.
AsHTABULAt
Saturday Morning, OcteberI5 1852

voTR or AshfAbULA TowSsmP.-The vote
81 this township as given at the present elec.
lion, we give 10 full, as matter Of convenience
ior future reference. twill be seen that oui
entire vote, which is 400. is 20 more than j. was
at the gubeFnatorial election Of two years ago
and 12e greater than last fall for Supreme
Jndge. Our opponents, though 3 votes strong
or than IN 1857, have fallen short Of last falls
vote, . votes. Though we have not pOlled our
fall strength, the result is not at all discourage
Ing. Our friends should not however, allow
themselves to fall into the habit of indifference
about the discharge Of duty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

FOR Senator the vote in this county was
1859, for MORSE, and 5l7 for Williams, loco.
For Supreme Judge, Mr.. Gholson had 3694,
60 3737 for Dennison. This does not indicate
che overwhelming potency Of the pictures
which decorated the National Democrat, nor
Of due respect TO the holy horror breathed so
fragrantly from the lips of locOfocoism, over
the sale Of two or three niggSrs, some Is or 20
years ago.
Sheriff Hen5ry's vote was 1921, and of Mr..
Fassett for Judge of Probate, 1850, while that
of Mr.. Krum, for Representative, was 373s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15
The Constitution and Union,
One and Inseparable,
NOW Go FOREVER ~
AND OUR
Stock of New Goods in particular.

ME would respectfully announce to call
w the World and the rest of Mankind" that we are now
receiving Of the Extensive Stocks
be found the County which prepared sell
the Lowest Possible Prices for Ready Pay,
prompt paying customers.
Call and look and if do not satisfy you it will not he
our fault.
In Dry Goods we have an endless variety of all
kinds of Staple aud Fancy Goods, Domestics Prints Ticks
Stripes Denms Cotton and Wool Fannels Mernos Deanes
White Goods Shawls In fact everything comprised in com
pete stock, and at very low plices.
In Boots and shoes we are fully posted having
complete supply, both of Eastern and Custom Work. which
will sell at prices that defy competition This has been
youe and leading branch Of trade for years and having
experience, we know whereof we affirm.
In Hardware we are fully stocked with n compete
assortment of all kinds of Heavy and Shelf Hardware build
materials and Mechanics Tools. In this line ak the
attention of ALL who desire to purchase believing
make it for your interest to give a call.
We have full assortment of Iron, Steel and Nails. Our
Nails the best made keep but the celebrated
Parker Mill brand
In Hats and Caps we have of the largest assort.
mens brought this market comprising endless va
ey of styles and at prices that cannot fail to suit purse
of the tightest man about town
In Groceries we have ample supply ofthe choicest
articles in this line.
In CrOckery keep the very best quality and styles
both of the Common Light Blue and White Granite Wares
In Paints and Oils better stocked than ever
having both Raw and Boiled Linseed OIL Vanshes, Turpen
tine Pure Lead ground in Oil from per pound up. Colors
Of all kinds Paint Brushes varnh Brushes everything in
fact in this line, and at the very lowest prices.
window and Wall Paper full stock always
kept up.
Books, also keep, of which to keep our
with friends others out of which to instruct tie
rising generation
little short in the money line for This article in
market ready to receive any amount for which
der equivalent in feeding the hungry Clothing who
have "Nothng weaI" and fulfilling the sciptura ipjunc
ton, "OWe No Man Anything"
Respectfully your Obedient Servants,
Root g. Morrison.
Carfs,,har q 1sEa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

gain on State Ticket rep Treasurer and sher-
if probably elected.
Dsia,eors Coun,y---6 townships give 300 rep
maj a slight gain.
Erie County--Probably $50 rep maj.
Full returns from Marion county give major
tiles varying from 42O to 900
Loraia Copniy--s townships give 969 rep
maj--a gain of l4l over last year. At thia
rate the county will give 100 rep maj.
FroHklin COuaty-Probably zoo dem mai
ToledO-Two wards give 206 rep maj.
Ctyde-Ranuey's majority 3l--a dem gain
ofs.
Huron Couniy-5 townships give Dennison a
gain Of 81 on majority of last year for Supreme
Judge. Later-the county gives rep maj Of
about 1000. a gain of les.
Lucas COunty--4 towns give 276 rep maj a
gain o! 20.
West Jefferson, Madison COmty--3l Rep
majority.
Hamilton County--Whole Dem ticket elected
by about 1000 majority.
Grdnriiie Licking County-23 232 maj for Den
nison.
Fayette CouHty-As far as heard from there
is a gain on the State ticket, Of 5S republican
majority with five townships to hear from, which
will probably make up majority Of 325. Ghol-
son behind the ticket 2.
Woyns County, townships in Democrat
gain l49.
Delphas, Allen County-rep maj in township
l20 county, so far as heard from, has 400 rep
maj-5 townships to hear from majOrites
about the same as last year.
DelG,Dare ceuaty-l4 townships republican
maj 500 rep gain over Senator two years ago
Of 4T0.
Warren eounty-All but township repub-
lican maj of 1850.
Ross eo-Very close republicans have a
small margin to go on Several townships yet
to hear from.
Fairfield cO-All in but 8 townships-Dem
maj about 1900.
Fayette co-As far as heard from republican
maj about $50.
PickG,o0y co-As far as heard republicans
gain representative, but democrats have a maj
of about 800 on State ticket.
.Muskingham co--Entire rep ticket except
recorder elected. Potwin, rep candidate for
Senator has about 500 maj. -Four townships
give Potwin 3l9 maj. His vote is much larger
than the State ticket
Deta'Vare eO-All in but townships Rep
maj not less than 655.
LOrain co-Complete rep maj 1907.
VaH Wert co-(oHiciaI gives Ranney "a
maj-reps elected co ticket.
Hamilton co-Whole dem ticket elected by
from 500 to 1900 maj. Dem gain over last
year about 5000.
Geduga cO-Six towns gives republican ma
jority 532.
.MdhOning cO-rep maj 400. Rep gain of
two representatives.
Clark co-About $50 maj for whole rep State
ticket-a loss Of 293 on the vote of last year
Harrison rep Senator same maj and elected
Howell rep representative elected by reduced
majs-vote very light.
CardingtOn TOtcnship-Rsp majority for Den
nison 1913.
Seven townships in, show rep 6 aiu in Nor
row co.
Perry Lake coles Rep maj.
Deunison's official majority in Clark co is 676
balance of State and district ticket about the
same.
Franklin co-429 dem mai
Shelby co--dem maj 100.
Wayne co-dem maj 400.
Logan co-rep maj 500.
Colunbiana co-rep mai 500.
Miami co-rep maj 800.
DGrke cO-dem maj 258.
Portage cO-rep maj 600.
Ydn Vert eO-dem maj 10.
CrawfOrd cO--dem maj 500.
WyandOttc co-dem maj s..
Stark co-dem maj 27l.
Allen co-dem maj 35.
Seneca eO-dem maj l60.
Summit cO-rep maj about 500.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

THE PRosoRiBED RAcE--The Legislature Of
louisiana passed an act at It's last session for
the expulsion from the state OF all free negroes
not natives Of the state. The law causes great
distress among the cOlored people, especially In
New Orleans and vicinity Those who have
money, however, find it easy to evade the law,
as there are plenty Of poor white men, who for
City dollars will take oath that any negro is a
native. Others select masters as the law al
lows them, making choice Of those with whom
the mastery will be merely nominal. Those who
cannot evade the law in either of these ways
are thrown into Jail to be sold aftera time for
their jail fees. Such is the justice of Chris
tiau State in this nineteenth century.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

A Boston committee man enclosed to pop
uar lecturer supposed TO be Heury Ward
Beecher, check for two lectures, briefly ask
ing when will you come ?" The reply was
characteristic =
My Dear Sir: have set down November
% % for Boston aud Roxbury. Checks duly
received. Long live common sense--and no
bother.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

ELEcTRIcITY IN CATs.-The extraordna.
ry electrical character of the cat is well
known. On a cold bright day, if a cat be
stroked, the hairs of the fur briste up, aud
electrical sparks Issue therefrom, arcompa.
MED with slight cracking. 1t appears
too that the animal may be so surcharged
with electricity that it will give severe
shock to the holder. In order to obtain
this result, the cat should be placed on the
knees and one hand applied to its breast,
while the other is employed in strokng its
fur. Cracking and sparkIes soon make
their appearance, and short time, if the
party continues to stroke the animal, be
will receive a sharp electrical shock that
may be felt above the wrists. The cat
seems to suffer as much as the expeFmenter,
for on giving forth the shock she springs
to the ground in terror, and seldom will
permit repetition of the same process.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

bsS-The beautiful gold fish which were first
brought to our country from China, and
once kept 10 glass vases as objects of curl
osity, have now become quite numerous in
several Of our rivers. Ia the Potomac
large shoals OF them may be seen sporting
in the sivery waters, aud they are qnile
common in some of the creeks which feed
the Hudson river.
be5- 1t is understood in musical circles
that the new pitch recommended by the
Fnnch commission will be adopted in Eng
land and the u States. The Messrs. Chick
ering have declared their intention TO use
it on their instruments. The pitch is one
third Of tone lower than heretofore
adopted.
IA One Of the immense serpents escap
ed from a side show at Norwalk, Sept 2S
and has not since been heard Of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

The VALERA, which arrived at Cleve.
land, from Europe few days since, brought
ont two donkeys, for James II. Miller.
They are small animal, weighing hut a.
bout one hundred pounds. They cost 2Os
in Liverpool, and $40 each here. The ed
itor of the Plaindealer saw one of them
scratch his head with his heel, and there
fore concludes they are smart.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15
Very truly yours.

RESIGNATION OF JUDGE SwAN.-We learn
through the Columbus Journal, that the Hon.
Joseph R. Swan, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Ohio, has resigned his position, to
take effect on the third Tuesday of October,
1879
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

and wintered in BreutIord Boy, Minute and
interesting details Of the expedition are pub
lished Several skeletons of Franklin's men,
large quantities Of clothing, Sc. aud duplicate
record up to the abandonment ofthe ships we're
d;eoo,osoa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

INTERESTING FROM UTAu.-Dates from Salt
Lake City of the l4th ult., announce the
arrival of Hand Cart Train of converts,
principally from Europe. When the train
emerged from the mountains into the plateau
overlooking The city, procession with mu-
sic met and welcomed the new comers.-
After escorting them TO the public square,
refreshments were served.
The Mormons have no dread Of the army
Buchanan has posted aud feeds in Utah on
-four at $2S per 100 lbs, and Bishop Kes-
Ter recently said in the Tabernacle that the
Saints who have emigrated to Utah this sea-
son could clean out the few soldiers there
before breakfast
September llth, Heber Kimball predict
ed an immediate famine, and urged the
Mormons to prepare for it 10y holding on to
their wheat, promising them that ''your
wheat will whip the world yet" He also
proclaimed that earthquakes famineS, vol
canoes, pestience, &c, will shortly visit the
country from one end TO the other Then,
"will the American people PROSTATE them.
selves before the Independent Saints of Des-
cret and beg for food and protection then
will the nations of the earth bow themselves
down to our ProphetsF and in humiliation
ask from our hands deliverance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15

WAsHINGToN.- 1t is understood at Wash
ington that the British Minister Lord Ly-
ons has received peremptory and import
ant dispatch from his government, demand
ing explanations from this government of
the course of Gen Harney, in the San Ju-
an affair, to which the Secretary of State
is now preparing a reply, vindicating our
rights, and covering the whole ground of
the controversy to the satisfaction of the
American people.
A communication has been received from
the British government, through Lord Ly-
ons, requesting that their Acknowledgements
may be conveyed to Mr.. Ward, our Minis.
ter TO China, and Com. TatnaIl for their
friendly conduct at the affair of the Peiho.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-15
The rest OF Ia Years Experience has proved

The Test of 12 Years Experience has proved
the superior Quality OF
Hegeman Clark & Cos. Cod Liver Oil.
II pronounced by Physicians the best Remedy for consump-
ucn Scroiula Chronic rheumatism &c ever discovered.
Cautions-lhe value Of this remedy depends upon its
purity, and in order TO pure article
one Of firm went newfoundland supeintsnd tho
manufacture OF OIL and pure that the
label has the eagle and MORTAR and the signature the
cork OF each bottle there Is great oea OF cheap inferior
oil paued oil for genuine O the great injury patients.
GY- Ask for Htgeman CLARK & COS and take other,
many have been ced with the genuine who have Others
without any benefit. 3ma5l2
Useful Ina Every FRmiIy.-Paint, Grease spots
etc. removed instantly gloves silks, ribbons cleaned
equal to without injury the most delicate color fab
tic BY He geman a. Cos Concentrated BENZlNE, only
20 cents per Bottle HEGEMAN Co. Druggist l6l, 500 81
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f}xSs STRAYED from tho premises of
EIslsEs the subscriber on the 18th ult.,
Dark brindled, middling sized Mich Cow.
Any information that will lead to her recovery will be thank
fully received and all necessary literally paid
Lost by the subscriber about the breaking up the
on . Fair Ground, a Ladies' Breast Pin and
Collar. K l.. HULBROOK.
Ashtabula Oct !, 1859. $40
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ASHTABULA
U MO S H o o l..
REV. C. E. Bruce, A. NJ. Superintendent.

Rev. c. E. Bruce, A. NJ. Superintendent.
q. F. BRUCE, M, Principal Of Hgih School.
Miss ), l.. PAINE. Grammar school
Miss NJ Brown interusdiats
Miss W. ~ KELLOGG. Urinary
Miss ANNA Ford Assistant In Primary
The School Free to all persons Of suitable age residing
within the Nage limits and the District attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute TERMS for pupils frsm abroad
will be.
For Primary per qnnum, $500
For Grammar 1900
For High School 1900
And pro rata for each term.
Tuition payable in advance.
All applications for admission to be made to the supera
tendant
The Fa Term September Is, 1882 and the Winter Term,
January g. 1860.
highly desirable that all pupils should begin at the open
ing of terms No pupils out Of the village will be received for
aess period than and deductions for absence
oept in of sickness oval.s
II. FAssETT Trest
A. +. IIUBBARD, Clerk
STEPHEN HAIL, Treas p...s II pa....i..
J. A. PRENTICE D0aru o' HuueS"oA'
II. l.. MORRISON
I. HALL asa